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Commission approves 4‑unit residential conditional use permit on F Street

Crescent City Planning Commission · March 13, 2026
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Summary

The commission approved a conditional use permit (UP2409) for a 4‑unit residential development in the Waterfront Commercial zone after a staff presentation; staff found the project consistent with the general plan and zoning and recommended approval (vote 4‑0).

The Crescent City Planning Commission voted to approve a conditional use permit for a four‑unit residential project located on F Street, finding it consistent with the general plan and the CW (Waterfront Commercial) zone.

Planner Ethan Lawton summarized the application, noting the site is not in the coastal zone and that the proposal meets density, height and parking requirements for the CW zone; staff recommended approval and said departmental referrals (police, fire) had been completed with conditions incorporated.

Applicant Bruce Thompson, who identified himself as representing the owner, described the proposal as a modest infill duplex‑style development that would improve downtown housing stock. No public commenters spoke on the item. The commission adopted resolution PC2026‑02 approving the conditional use permit, with a recorded vote of 4‑0.

What happens next

The applicant may proceed to final design and building permits consistent with conditions of approval and required site plan architectural review.