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Planning commission recommends approval for Burn Boot Camp fitness studio at Arrowhead Ranch Center
Summary
The Planning Commission voted to recommend approval of a conditional use permit for a Burn Boot Camp fitness studio in the Arrowhead Ranch Center, subject to a stipulation tying development to staff‑stamped plans; the decision is final unless appealed in writing within 15 days.
The Planning Commission on Aug. 14 recommended approval of conditional use permit CUP25-06 for a Burn Boot Camp fitness studio at Arrowhead Ranch Center, subject to a single staff stipulation tying development to stamped plans. The decision is final unless a written appeal is filed within 15 days.
The permit would allow a health and fitness use within a suite made up of four tenant spaces at the northeast corner of 50th and Beardsley, north of Highway 101. Planning staff said the combined tenant space is approximately 5,000 square feet and that classes would operate Monday through Saturday with class sizes of about 20 to 50 participants; no outdoor activity related to the business is proposed. Miss Castaneda, the staff presenter, read the single stipulation aloud: development shall be in substantial conformance with the site plan date‑stamped July 9 and the project narrative date‑stamped July 22, 2025.
Jessica Sarkissian, an agent with Upfront Planning representing Burn Boot Camp, told the commission a lease was signed before a recent zoning code update and that the business functions like structured boutique fitness models such as Orangetheory or F45. "We meet all the findings. We agree with the stipulations," Sarkissian said, adding the on‑site child watch would operate only during parents' scheduled classes and that staff do not anticipate additional traffic compared with prior tenants. Planning staff told commissioners that with the city's zoning update the property reverted from an older "shopping center" legacy designation to C2, which triggers a conditional use permit requirement for health and fitness centers.
Commissioner John Crowe moved to approve CUP25-06 subject to the staff conditions; the motion was seconded and passed on a roll call vote with all members present voting aye. Mister Gruber advised the commission that the action is final unless a written appeal is received within 15 days.
The approval permits only the fitness use described in the application and binds the project to the stamped site plan and narrative; any substantial change to the use or site will require additional approvals or a new application.
