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Porterville planners review Greensmog auto-repair proposal for downtown site
Summary
Porterville Project Review Committee reviewed a proposal to convert an existing downtown space at 20 South Hawker Street into a Greensmog commercial suite and minor auto-repair service. Staff flagged signage, interior-work-only conditions and an egress issue; a formal PRC comment letter will follow.
Oscar Cepeda, chairperson and associate planner for the City of Porterville, opened Project Review Committee discussion on May 7 by saying, “We have the applicant proposing a new commercial suite for Greensmog and auto repair service minor use, to be located at 20 South Hawker Street.” Cepeda said the site is in the downtown district and has a General Plan land-use designation of downtown retail.
The committee and department staff described the proposal as a permitted minor auto-repair use in the downtown retail zone, subject to design standards and limitations. Cepeda told the applicant that “any new signage related to the project” must comply with the city’s downtown design…
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