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Council approves conditional use permit for FS8 Pilates studio in Town Center
Summary
The council approved a conditional use permit for a 3,108‑square‑foot FS8 Pilates/yoga studio at 26711 Aliso Creek Road (Suite 200) after staff recommended sound‑mitigation measures and the applicant described hours, class size and noise controls.
Assistant planner Michael Delgado presented the conditional use permit for a Pilates/yoga studio called FS8, explaining the tenant space exceeds the 3,000‑square‑foot threshold that requires a CUP. "The tenant space is 3,108 square feet and requires a CUP," Delgado said, and staff recommended approval with noise‑mitigation measures including enhanced wall insulation and limits on music with doors closed.
The applicant described the business as a hybrid class blending Pilates, tone and yoga, and said classes would be 45 minutes with 15‑minute breaks between sessions. "The business hours are Monday through Friday, 6AM to 07:30PM, and Saturday and Sunday from 8AM to 1PM," the applicant said, and added that instructors would be mic'd so music could be kept at a reasonable level.
Councillors asked about signage, neighbor uses and parking. Staff said the tenant will submit signage to the planning department and that the Town Center master sign program will control permanent signage. Because the tenant is not expanding the space, staff said no additional parking is required beyond the shopping‑center parking formula; the applicant noted the studio will limit class size to a maximum of 22 people.
After questions, a motion to approve the CUP passed by voice vote. The operator thanked the council for welcoming new businesses to the city.
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