Planning Commission approves In‑N‑Out conditional use permit with hours, delivery and sign conditions
The Planning Commission approved a conditional use permit (CUP), Alternative Equivalent Compliance (AEC) and a major lighting‑deviation for a proposed In‑N‑Out Burger at the Kietzke/Plum site, adding conditions limiting public hours, restricting after‑hours delivery routes and requiring the pole sign to be dark after closing.
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Case LDC25‑00006 (In‑N‑Out Burger) was presented by Jeff Foster, associate planner, and recommended for approval of a conditional use permit to allow operations beyond standard hours, a 42‑foot pole sign adjacent to a major arterial, an Alternative Equivalent Compliance (AEC) for ground‑floor transparency, and a major deviation to exceed the 100,000 lumens per acre site‑lighting standard by less than 50%.
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