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Planning commission approves two detached condominiums at 624 First Place
Summary
The Hermosa Beach Planning Commission voted 5-0 to approve a conditional use permit, precise development plan and tentative parcel map that will replace a single-family house with two detached condominium buildings at 624 First Place, increasing housing by one unit; staff found the project CEQA-exempt.
The Hermosa Beach Planning Commission unanimously approved a conditional use permit, a precise development plan and a tentative parcel map allowing two detached condominium buildings at 624 First Place, the commission announced after a public hearing and staff presentation.
Assistant Planner Didi Tran told the commission the project would demolish a 1923 single-family residence on a 4,590-square-foot interior lot and replace it with two detached condominium units, increasing the number of homes on the parcel by one. Tran said staff determined the project qualifies for a Class 3 categorical exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act and that the proposal conforms to the R-2 zoning and applicable condominium standards.
The staff presentation described Unit A as the front-facing unit with about 2,878 square feet of living area and Unit B as the rear unit with about 3,080 square feet. Each…
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