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Lomita Planning Commission approves beer-and-wine permit for Thanks Chicken at Pacific Coast Highway
Summary
The Lomita Planning Commission voted Jan. 13 to approve Conditional Use Permit No. 330 allowing Thanks Chicken at 1963 Pacific Coast Highway Unit B to sell beer and wine for on-site consumption between noon and 11 p.m.; staff found four sensitive uses within 300 feet but recommended approval.
Lomita Planning Commission voted Jan. 13 to approve Conditional Use Permit No. 330, allowing beer and wine sales for on-site consumption at Thanks Chicken, 1963 Pacific Coast Highway Unit B. The permit authorizes alcohol service daily from 12 p.m. to 11 p.m.
The commission’s approval followed a staff presentation that described the property as located in the Community Commercial (CC) zone with a commercial general-plan designation. Staff said the shopping center sits on a regularly shaped lot of approximately 90,000 square feet containing three multi-tenant buildings and a standalone Bank of America ATM, and that no additional square footage was proposed for the restaurant.
Assistant Planner Erica Barberino told the commission that staff had identified four “sensitive uses”…
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