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Planning Commission revokes a series of inactive conditional use and alcohol/entertainment permits
Summary
The Santa Fe Springs Planning Commission voted 5-0 to revoke multiple conditional use permits and alcohol/entertainment permits for properties that staff said had been inactive or redeveloped for more than a year, citing zoning code section 155.811(d) and mailed revocation notices.
The Santa Fe Springs Planning Commission on a unanimous vote revoked multiple conditional use permits and associated alcohol and entertainment permits that staff said had been inactive for more than a year.
Economic development specialist Claudia Jimenez told commissioners the item had been continued from the June 9 meeting for further review and that revocation letters were sent by certified mail and noticed in the Los Cerritos Community Newspaper. The permits identified for revocation included CUP 794591767655653 and entertainment CUP 15 and several alcohol-sale conditional use permits (ASCUP 25, 26, 44 and 87), among others. She said the permits were tied to uses that “have either ceased operation or have been inactive for more than 1 year,” making them eligible for revocation under zoning code section 155.811(d).
Jimenez read a list of affected properties, including 10141 Freeman Avenue, 13808 Imperial Highway, 9940 Bell Ranch Road, 11642 Pike Street and 14317 Valley View, and said no appeals or public inquiries had been received as of the hearing.
After closing successive public hearings on each permit with no speakers, Chair Sarno moved to adopt the staff recommendation and accompanying resolutions. The motion received a second and passed on a roll call vote of 5-0. The commission announced a 14-day appeal period.
The action removes dormant entitlements from the city’s land-use records, which staff said helps avoid confusion during future planning or development reviews.
