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Planning commission actions: Jan. 14, 2025 — approvals and next steps

Dixon City Planning Commission · January 14, 2025
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Summary

At its Jan. 14 meeting the Dixon Planning Commission approved (1) a design review for Cardinal Glass (1320 Business Park Drive) with conditions and (2) a conditional use permit and public convenience/necessity finding for Golden Market (2600 Plaza Court) with conditions; both decisions are appealable to City Council by Jan. 24, 2025.

The Dixon City Planning Commission took the following formal actions on Jan. 14, 2025:

- Cardinal Glass (1320 Business Park Drive) — Motion adopted to conditionally approve design review for rooftop solar, solar carports and a battery energy storage system. Staff recommended conditions addressing lighting, landscaping and safety bollards; building and fire reviews will follow at permit stage. The motion passed on a roll-call vote. The decision is subject to appeal to City Council within 10 calendar days (appeal deadline Jan. 24, 2025).

- Golden Market (2600 Plaza Court) — Motion adopted to conditionally approve a conditional use permit and a public convenience and necessity finding allowing Golden Market to reestablish a liquor store with a Type 21 ABC license. Conditions noted include access controls for distilled spirits and recommended alarm/video measures per police. The motion passed on a roll-call vote; appeals to the City Council must be filed by Jan. 24, 2025.

Both approvals were recorded as commission decisions with a standard 10-calendar-day appeal window; staff noted procedural corrections (a staff-report typo correcting "type 42" to "type 21") and advised that project implementation requires follow-up at the building-permit and tenant-improvement stages.