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RESOLUTION N0, 206
<br />WHEREAS, Annexation No. 21, Foothill Annex "B", has been completed and
<br />this area is now within the jurisdiction of the City; and
<br />WHEREAS, the provisions of Ordinance No, 309 regarding the assignment
<br />of zoning designations to newly annexed areas have been complied
<br />with by application of the City Planning Commission;
<br />NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
<br />RESOLVED, that the City Planning Commission hereby recommends to the City
<br />Council that Ordinance No. 309 be amended to provide the fo1-
<br />lowing zoning to the areas involved:
<br />1, Western Pacific Railroad Co. property; IP.
<br />2, City of San Francisco propertys IP,
<br />3. Castlewood Enterprises property; Planned Unit Development;
<br />C-C, 4.3 acres; C-N, 9,5 acres; C-0, 4,2 acres; RG-25, 17 acres,
<br />4. Edwin Carter property: RE-1,
<br />Chairman Landon then called upon City Attorney Struthers for a report on off-street
<br />parking requirements for Main Street businesses, Chairman Landon suggested handling
<br />each case individually and that both the City and the party involved have an obliga-
<br />tion. In this case, land use is not being changed and the percentage of remodeling
<br />is small.
<br />Chairman Landon then opened the public hearing on the application of March Engin-
<br />eering Co „ Inc, and Mrs. L, Glaser, 11 Lewelling Blvd „ Hayward, for a Variance
<br />from Section 17.200 et seq„ Ord. No, 309 (off-street parking requirements) in
<br />order to construct an addition to an existing building at 443 Main St „ in a C-C
<br />District. Mr. Paul Loretz spoke from the audience and stated that off-street park-
<br />ing could be expanded to the rear of businesses, and believed the public would ob-
<br />ject to a parking assessment district. He was of the opinion that the Variance
<br />should be approved with reasonable requirements, Mr, R,I, Smith, of March Engineer-
<br />ing Co „ was present and stated the lots are below minimum requirements, and
<br />remodeling warrants its own conditions; an 8' x 10~ area is the only expansion in
<br />this case, There being no further comments, Chairman Landon declared the public
<br />hearing closed, Mr, Fales suggested the initiation of an off-street parking agree-
<br />ment by the Planning Commission to be approved by the City Council. City Attorney
<br />Struthers was requested to draw up a rough draft of an off-street parking agreement,
<br />and the matter will be scheduled fox the April 18 agenda, Regarding this case,
<br />however, it was suggested that, because of the negligible effect of the remodeling
<br />on the total area of the building, the Variance be granted with the condition that
<br />any further alterations of the building would require application of all off-street
<br />parking requirements. After discussion by the Commission, upon motion of Commis-
<br />sioner Wipfli, seconded by Commissioner Antonini, the following resolution was
<br />unanimously adopted:
<br />RESOLUTION N0. 207
<br />WHEREAS, the application of March Engineering Co „ Inc, and Mrs, L, Glaser,
<br />11 Lewelling Blvd., Hayward, for a Variance from Section 17.200
<br />e't seq „ Ord, No, 309 (off-street parking requirements) in order to construct
<br />axn addition to an existing building at 443 Main Street, in a C-C District,
<br />!has come before this Commission;
<br />:NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED AS FOLLOGJS:
<br />1, The Variance is hereby granted subject to the following
<br />condition:
<br />a. That a future expansion or modification of the building
<br />in question will require the full application of the
<br />off-street parking requirements contained in Ordinance
<br />No, 309.
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