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Seal Beach planning commission approves minor use permit for Surfside roof access after design reduction
Summary
The Seal Beach Planning Commission voted 5-0 to adopt Resolution 25-04 approving Minor Use Permit MUP25-0007 for a roof access structure at 33B Surfside after the applicant reduced its length and staff confirmed Surfside Colony review materials.
The Seal Beach Planning Commission on June 16 voted 5-0 to adopt Resolution 25-04 approving Minor Use Permit MUP25-0007, allowing a roof access structure that exceeds the city's 35-foot height limit on a single-family residence in Surfside Colony.
The commission's approval followed staff presentation of revised plans that shortened the roof access structure from 21 feet to 19 feet and reduced its area from about 104 square feet to 95 square feet. Assistant Planner Samuel Funes told the commission the structure will measure 39 feet, 6 inches in height and that the Seal Beach Municipal Code permits non-habitable roof access features up to 42 feet with a minor use permit.
The project site is on the north side of Surfside Avenue and backs to Pacific Coast Highway. Funes said the reduced length pushed the structure's setback from the front facade from 29 feet, 10 inches to 31 feet, 10 inches and that the Planning…
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