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Planning commission approves short-term rental at 11 Camino De Flores
Summary
The Avalon Planning Commission approved a transient rental license and coastal development permit for 11 Camino De Flores Unit 411, a 2‑bedroom condominium; staff recommended approval with standard noise and balcony restrictions and a CEQA Class 1 exemption.
The Avalon Planning Commission voted to approve a transient rental license and coastal development permit for 11 Camino De Flores Unit 411 on Feb. 18, adopting Planning Commission Resolution PC26-03 and finding the project exempt from CEQA under the Class 1 existing facilities exemption.
Kelli Robuffo, the contract planner, told commissioners the unit is a two‑bedroom, 2.5‑bath condominium of about 1,800 square feet and said the maximum occupancy would be six people. Robuffo noted staff’s concern about unenclosed balconies and said the unit would be subject to the municipal code’s Noise District 1 limits and the standard condition that prohibits use of unenclosed balconies and patios between 9 p.m. and 8 a.m. "Therefore, staff believes that existing regulations should adequately address any potential noise nuisance concerns on the property," Robuffo said. The applicant, John Hinchcliffe, participated online and confirmed he does not currently rent other properties in Avalon.
A commissioner moved to adopt the CEQA exemption and approve the project; the motion was seconded and carried on a voice vote with all ayes. The resolution approving the transient rental license is recorded as PC26-03. There was no public comment submitted to staff before the hearing.
