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Votes at a glance — March 19, 2025: Commission actions and outcomes

2703479 · March 19, 2025
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Summary

Summary of formal roll‑call votes taken at the March 19, 2025 meeting of the Consejo asesor técnico y de cumplimiento, including consent‑agenda approvals and individual cases.

The following is a concise list of formal actions recorded by the Consejo asesor técnico y de cumplimiento on March 19, 2025.

Consent agenda — approved (unanimous roll call) - Certificates of appropriateness approved for properties on the consent agenda including: 205 E. Houston Street; 1202 Camban Boulevard; 117 Callahan Avenue; 110 W. Elmer (applicants will receive certificates and do not need to appear). Staff noted certificates will be emailed within 10 days and permits remain required.

Individual cases and outcomes - HDRC-2025-062 (3314 North Sand Mary): Approved; motion to allow sanitation installation and reduce parking to provide a 15‑foot buffer passed unanimously (9–0). - DH-2025-039 (120 Callahan Avenue): Approved with stipulations addressing design items 1–12 and with items 13–14 (landscaping) postponed pending updated plans (9–0). - DH-2025-064 (335 Roosevelt Avenue): Determined non‑contributing except for the front façade (façade retained as contributing); amended motion passed 7–2 (Castillo, Sabino, Galloway, Masuca, Group, Holland and Gibbs yes; Velázquez and Cervantes no). This determination affects how future demolition permits will be handled. - DH-2025-0523 (332 Florida Street): Approved for covered porches and related work per staff stipulations; applicant asked to consider stair relocation and a gable porch roof (unanimous vote recorded).

Notes: A certificate of appropriateness does not replace required municipal permits. Where the commission preserved a façade as contributing, subsequent demolition or redevelopment proposals must address how the preserved façade will be documented or reused and will be subject to applicable permitting and review procedures under the City Unified Development Code.