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Zoning Administrator - Media
Wednesday, Jun 3, 2026
Menton Builders Satellite Office Approved, Enhancing Accessibility for Contractor Business
The Zoning Administrator approved a minor use permit and minor site development permit for Menton Builders to construct a 410 square foot satellite office accessory structure at 760 Apple Avenue, associated with an existing contractor storage and supply business. The property is a legal non-conforming contractor business zoned R3. The new structure will serve as an accessible meeting and administrative space. The project qualified for a categorical exemption from CEQA. Conditions of approval include limiting the structure to an accessory office use, prohibiting expansion of commercial vehicle fleet or outdoor storage, and requiring landscaping for visual screening. The design review board requested clarifications on battery and inverter placement, accessible routes, and parking dimensions, leading to specific conditions regarding screening of equipment and utility connections. The structure will operate on a self-contained solar and battery storage system without plumbing fixtures.
Ukaya Bowl Minor Use Permit Approved, Adapting Former Rite Aid for Entertainment
The Zoning Administrator considered a minor use permit for modifications to an existing commercial structure at 680 South State Street to convert it into Ukaya Bowl, a 12-lane bowling alley with entertainment and dining. The proposal involved changing the occupancy from mercantile to assembly, updating emergency exits, converting the drive-through, and adding bicycle parking. A recent urgency ordinance adopted by the City Council adjusted parking standards, allowing this project to be reviewed at the zoning administrator level rather than requiring a major variance and planning commission approval. The applicant's request included a modification to operational hours, allowing for more flexibility with private and public events, with a recommendation to limit public hours to 10 p.m. Sunday-Wednesday and 11 p.m. Thursday-Saturday. Staff recommended approval with conditions.
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