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C4UNCIL MEETING: Saptember 15, 1992
To: Mayor and City Council
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Santa Monica, California
SUBJECT: Recommendatian to Adopt an Emergency Ordinance
Pxohibiting Game Arcades and Establishing Limitations
on the Numlaer af Alcohol and Food Serving
Establishments in Specified Portions of the C3 and C3C
Districts on an Interim Basis, and Approve in Concept
the Draft Bayside District Specific Plan, AuthoriZe
S~aff to Begin Preparatian of an Environmental Impact
Repart, Direct the Planning Cammission to Initiate a
Resolution of Intention to Amend the Zoning Ordinance
in Order to Create a Bayside Zoning District.
TNTRODUCTION
This report recommends that the City Council conceptuaZly apprave
the draft Baysid~ District Specific Plan with the revisions as
recommended in thi.s report, direct staff to initiate the
environmental review process, and direct the Planning Commission
to initiate a Resolutian of Intention to amend the Zoninq
Ordinance in order to create a Bayside Zoning District. In
addition, at tha August 11, 1992 Cotlncil meeting, the Council
dir~cted staff to prepare an interim ordinance which would impose
limitations an th~ total number af alcohol autlets and eating
establishments in the Bayside District as well a~ examine a
limitation on the total number af seats in these bus~nesses on a
b~ock by black basis. As directed, the ordinance alsa prohibi~s
game arcades in the Bayside District. The City Attorney's s~aff
repor~ is cantained in Attachment A and the ordinanc~ is included
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as Exhibit A of the city Attorney report. The R~solution of
Intention is contained in Atta~hm~nt B. The Council further
requested that staff address in this fo11Qw tzp staff report the
faZlowing key issues: iimitatians on alcohol outZets, limitations
an faod serving establishments, the location and size of the
Passageway Overlay Zones, provisions far housing in the Bayside
District, and establishment of a Transfer of Development Rights
program. Other miscellaneous issues also are discussed.
HACKGROIIND
Prev~ous Council Action
At the August 1Z, 1992 meeting, Council agreed to limit the
discussion to a review o£ the issues and delay deliberations and
final action an the draft Specific PZan until the September ~5,
~992 Council meeting. While Councilmemb~rs identif~ed a number
of key concerns as we7.1 as made suggestions on how to address
these issues, no motions were adopted directing staff to prepare
specific policy changes ta the draft plan. Therefore, the
reco~nmendations presented in this report were prepared with
considerativn to the range flf concerns e~ressed by the Council.
Cauncil Comments an Staff's Recommendations Regarding A~cohol
outlets and Rest~urants
Council disagreed with ~he staff recominendation to place a block
by block limitation on all alcahol outlets, Instead, it was felt
that a distinction should be made between the different types af
alcohol serving estab].ishments. In particular, Councilmembers
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felt that limitatians on bars and entertainment facilities should
be separate fram the res~rictions placed on restaurants whose
primary purpose is mea~ service. It was a~so stated that the
Specific Plan shauld address whether or not there are
restrictions on the sale of alcoho~ for off-premise consumption.
The draft document is si~ent on this issue.
Councilmembers also express~d the need to address the siae of the
alcohol out~ets. There is a substantial difference between the
approval of 200 seat restaurants and the approval of smaller,
cafe-style restaurants with only 50 seats. It was suggested
that, rather than limit individual restaurants to a specific
seating numl~er, categories cou~d be estab~ished with seating
ranges. Far exampZe, ane block might be allowed ~ restaurants,
each with 50 seats or less, 3 restaurants could be permitted to
have up to 125 seats, and 1 restaurant could be parmitted to have
over 125 seats.
In general, Council expressed concern that staff's praposal to
allow a limited expansion of alcohol outlets throughout the
district was overly broad, while the Planning Commission's
recommendation to freeze the number of outlets at the existing
total was too restrictive. The Bayside District Corporation
proposed ta permit ona additional outlet on each side of the ~400
b~ock of Fourth S~reet, one outlet on the east side of the 1200
block af the Promenade, appro~al of the propased restaurant a~
1333 Third Street Promenade and the Criterian Plaza Food Caurt at
~315 Third S~reet Promenade, and the opening of a new restaurant
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on the 1400 black of Second Street. Some Councilmembers thought
this to be a more reasonable proposal.
In additian to the Iimitations on alcohol serving establishments,
the Counci~ ~elt that limitatians should also be placed on the
overa~l number of restaurants, with or without alcohol service,
permitted within the District. The purpose of this limitation
would be to reserve the remaining street level building frontag~
in the District for retail u~es. It was stated that many
pxoperty owners prefer to lease to restaurants rather than retail
tenants. Consequently, the rental rates have become tao
expensive for many prospec~3ve retailers. Restricting the total
number of faad serving establishments in the D~strict to a
specific number would ser~e as a mechanism to encourage expansion
of retail uses in the area. An inventory of a11 alcohol outlets
and food serving establishments is contained in Attachment C. A
map and list of alcahal outlets and food serving establishments
i5 contained in Attachm~nt D.
ANALYSIS AND RECOMMENDATION~
POLICY REC~Mi4iENDATIONS RELATING TD SEATING LIMITATIQNS
Planning staff has cansidered variaus approaches to limiting the
number of seats for restaurants in the Bayside District. While
the cancept of creating seating categories addresses the issue of
Zimiting the number of large establishments, an area wide poZicy,
if site specific, wou~d eliminate the flexibility restaurants are
entitled ta under their current CUP's or under those
circumstances where the only limit is fire cade exiting
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standards. It is also problematic to determine rational seating
limits on a restaurant by restaurant basis. Zn addition, staff
has signif~cant aancarns regarding the abilitp to maintain an
accurate seating count and the impact this effort will ha~e Qn
the City's iimited enForcement sta€f.
The seating count compiled far this study was based up~n the
seating Iimitatians imposed by Conditional Use Permit approvals
as well as from a fie~d inspect~on count of seating in the many
estabZishments that were not raquired to receive CUPs. The
establishments without CUPs curr~ntly do not have any seating
res~rictions other than fire safety. Therefore, while ~he
seating count may be accurate at one point in time, there is no
way to know when an establishment changes the number of seats.
There is no practical reason for an operator to notify the City
regarding a small seating increase and, far non-alcohol serving
establishments, the aperator is not required to obtain any City
approvals For the additional seats. In additian, the enforcement
o~ seating limitations imposed by a CUP are typically conducted
in response to a specific comp~aznt, The City does not hava
suf~iciant enfarcement staff to inspect restaurants ragarding
seating on a continuous basis. In addition, staff does nat
be~ieve maintaa.ning a constant inventary of seating in Bayside
District foad establishments is an effective use of enforcement
staff. Ftirther, unlike Fire Department occupancy requirements,
the prapased seating limitations do not invo~ve public safety
issues, but rather perceptions regarding appropriate restaurant
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size. Due to these issues, staff does not supporting the
ad~ption of seating limitations i~ the Bayside District.
There has also ~een discussian among Bayside District Corparation
board ~embers and the Carporatian's City Council liaisons
regarding establishing seating limits for the propasad four
additional restaurants in the Bayside Dist~ict. Hawever, given
staff's position regarding a block by block seating limitatian
and the fact that the Planning Com~ission, in the review af a
CUP, can limit seating based an the restaurant's Iocation and the
nature of its aperat~on, staff also does not recommend adopting
seating limits for the proposed additional restauran~s at this
time.
ALC~HOL OUTLET_LIMYTS
PZanning sta~f recommends that the concerns regarding the
establishment of different limitations for bars and alcohol
serving restaurants be resolved by basing the limitation on
license ~ype. Restaurants with either a Type 41 beer and w~ne
].icense or a Type 47 full bar license, both of which are license
types granted only ta public eating places, would be grouped into
ane category. Bars with an ABC Type 48 genera]. alcahol license,
Urhich is an ABC license type granted ta public premises that
serve a~c~hol but do not nscessarily serve foad, would be placed
in a separate category. The proposed limitations are based on
the existing number flf Type 41, Type 47, and Type 48 licenses in
the Baysida District, plus the pending Criterion Food Plaza,
which, although it requires 5 Conditional Use Permits, is
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cansidered herein as one restaurant out~et; the pending
restaurant at 1333 Third Str~~t Promenade; and the faur
additional restaurants with a~cohol licenses as recommended by
the Baysid~ District Corporation. A map identifying the number
of existing and proposed alcohol outlets permitted per block is
contained in Attachment E.
Policy Revis~ons
D~scribed b~low ara proposed revisions to policies in the draft
Specific P~an relating to the limitations on alcohol outlets
~hich are included to effectuate Council direction.
Policy Revision #1
Policy 4.~.9 is recammended ta be revised to state:
The number of on-sale alcohol flutlets in the Bayside District
shall be limited on a block by block basis by the Alcohol
Beverage Control license type. The Criterion Food P~aza
located at 1315 Third Street Promenade sha3Z ~e considered
ane alcahal serving restaurant outlet. The Zimits per block
shall be as €ol~ows:
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Black Type 41 and Type 47 Type 48 Total
Beer and Wine or General AZcohol Types
General Alcohol Service Service Far 4Z,47
For Public Eating PZace Public Premise and
48
Exis~ing Proposed Total Existing
1 0 0 0 0 0
2 2 4 2 1 3
3 5 2 7 1 8
4 9 1 10 0 1Q
5 10 0 ~0 0 1a
b 11 0 il 0 il
~r a o z a 2
a a o a o a
9 5 1 7 2 9
Total 47 4 5I 4 55
~n addi.tion, in order to encaurage the conversion of the existing
bars into restaurants, it is recommended that a policy be added
to permit this kind af operational and license type changa.
Policy Addition ~~ is intended to create such an incentive.
Policy Addition #1
Existing bars with Type 48 licenses perm~tting general
a~cohol service in public premises may receiva a 10 percent
increase in seating, notwithstanding any other seating
la.mitations set forth in this Specific Plan, if the business
operataon canverts t~ a restaurant with a Type 41 license
permitting beer and wine service in a public eating place or
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a Type 47 ~icense permitting genaral alcohol service in a
public eating place. The Planning Commission shall have the
discretion to approve this aperational change through the
Conditional Use Permit process.
Palicy addition #2 is intended to address the need for a limited
number of neighborhood serving uses in the District, particularly
the need for a market to serve the narth of Wilshire residential
neighborhoad.
Policy Addition #2
Tha sale a~ a~coholic beverages for aft-site consumption
shall be limitad to one neighborhvod serving food market
located on the ~200 block of the Promenade and to one
specialty food market lacated on the 14a0 black o~ Second
Street. Bath facilities ~hal~ be approved at the discretion
af the Planning Comm~ssian ar City Cauncil an appeal, through
the Canditional Use Permzt process.
FOOD SERVING ESTABL~SHMENT LIMITS
Two policies are propased to address the concerns expressed
regarding the averall number af faod serving establishments in
the Bayside District. Food serving establishments includes
restaurants, co~fee houses, and sandwich shops, with or without
alcohol s~rvices, but excludes the four establishment's in the
Bayside District with Type 48 bar licenses. Policy revision #3
limits the tota~ number of faod serving establishm~nts on a b~ock
by block basis. PoZicy revision ~4 further limits restaurant
expansion by prohibiting axisting restaurants from expanding into
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the first 50 feet of building depth of an adjacent structure as
measured from the front property line. This portion af the
building shall be reserved specifically for retail use.
Planning staff recommends the following additions to the General
Policies Section of the Specific Plan Land Use Element under the
category of Types af Uses.
Policy Addition #3
The number of food serving establishments in the Bayside
District shall be limited on a block by block basis as
foliows:
Block With Alcohol Withaut Alcohol
(Types 41
and 47)
1 0 1
2 2 0
3 7 0
4 10 8
5 10 &
6 lI 7
7 2 1
8 2 0
9 7 1
Total 5~ 24
Totai Perntitted
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2
7
18
16
I8
3
2
8
75
Policy Addition ~4
Existing alcahal ~utlets and food se~ring astablishments
shall be prohibited from expanding into adjacent lauildings
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for the first 50 feet in building depth, as measured from
tha street facing building frontag~. Retail uses shall be
encauraged to accupy this partian af the building.
PASSAGEWAY ZONES
The draft Specific Plan did not prQposa any changes to the
existing policies regarding the location or nu~er of permitted
pubZic passageways in the District. However, Councilmembers
concurred with the Bayside District Corporation's recommendation
to make the location of the pub~ic passageways on each block more
flexible and to limit the tQta~ numher of passageways to one for
each side of a block. It was suggested that the Passag~way
Overlay Zone be expanded 150 feet in each direction ~rom the
existing zone boundaries.
Planning staff recon~ends that the concept autlined by Cauncil
for expanding the size of the Passageway Over~ay Zone be achieved
by locating the praposed Passageway Zone across the center
partion of each block. The zone would exclude the area l~cated
within ~00 faet of tha cross streets of Wilshire Boulevard,
Arizona Av~nue, Santa Monica Boulevard and Broadway. Thzs wauld
increase the number of parcels in each zone area from four to
eight. It further focuses on the need for more mid-block
connections from the alleys and parking structures to the
Promenade. The cross streets can then serve as the end-block
connectors to the parking structures as well as ta businesses and
other us~s located on Second and Fourth Streets. Maps
iden~ifying the existing and proposed Passageway Overlay Zone ara
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contained in Attachment D. The following pQlicy is recommended
to describe the zone boundaries.
Policy Addition #5
The Passageway overlay Zone ahal~ encompass all
Promenade-fronting parcels located at least 100 feet from the
corner of the nearest cross street. 4n1y one new p~blic
passageway shaZl be permitted on each side of each block.
Existing public passageways shall not count toward this
limitation.
HOUSING
Councilmembers had a variety of comments regarding increasing
housing opportunities in the Bayside Distric~. It was suggested
that additional housing on the Promenade be encouraged by
requiring the projects that receive a two story height bonus for
providing a public passageway to devote the bonus fioors
exclusively ~o housing. By both expanding the size of the
Passageway Overlay Zone and requiring hvusing to be included in
praj~cts that take advantage of the passag~way bonus, two high
priority goals can be achi~ved.
Other concerns regaxding housing in the Diatrict focused on
protecting residential units from the impacts of noise generated
by the high leve~ of pedestrian activity in the area. Policies
zn the draft Plan currently address ~his concern.
There was also discussion regarding allawing six story buildings
on the west side of Second Street if housing is provided. Staff
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has recommended that the existing 3 story height limit be
r~tained. Council's cam~ments on this issue were mixed with some
stating that creating housing oppartunities is a priority and
that the additiona~ height would not impact views in the area.
~thers stated that retaining th~ existing height limits was
appropriate and that they did not believe developmant standards
should be intensified.
The folZowing poZicy revisions are recommended to address the
concern for providing additional housing on the Promenade.
Palicy ReviSion ~2
Policy 4.1.23
There shall be no limitation on the number af stories af any
structure which, at a minimum, ia all residential above the
first floor, is located in the Passageway Overlay Zone and
has received a height bonus far the provision af a public
passageway, or is a detached public parking structure, 50
long as the height does not exceed the maximum number of feet
permitted in this Specifie P~an for the subject Specific Plan
land use zone or overlay. Such structures may ~nclude retail
uses at the ground ~laor.
Policy Revision #3
Policy 4.1.49
Permit structures ta be constructed to a maximum height of 6
stories, 84 feet when a passageway is providad. The fifth
and sixth stories must be devated exclusively to residential
use. A seventh story may be permitted within the 84 foot
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height limit with Planning Commission approval, if sa~d story
is dev~loped as the upper loft area w~th internal
circulatian to the residential units on the sixth floar.
In addition, in order to insure that ~he incentives i~cluded in
tha recentZy adapted Affordable Housing Ordinance are ava~lable
in the Bayside District~ staff recommends the inclusion of the
following policy under the General Policiss section in the
Specific Plan Land Use Element.
Policy Addition #~
Natwithstanding any policies in this Specific Plan ta the
cantrary, affordable housing projects as defined in 4rdinance
1&35 (CCS) shall be subject to the deveiopment standards set
forth in said ord~nance.
TRANSFER ~F DEV~LOPMENT RIGHTS
Establishing a Transfer af Development Rights (TDR) pragram in
the downtown was also discussed at length. In general, while
additional incentives to encourag~ the preservation of
historically significant buildings in the Bayside District was
considered a pasitive goal, the TDR proposal as presented by the
Bayside District Corporation was cansidered too broad. It was
suggested that, while the gaal was apprapriate, the cancept
should be more narrowly defined to add~ess th~ intent to preserve
two specific buildings, the Mayfair Theatre and tne Europa
Building.
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Planning staff, therefore, recommends that the following two
policies be included under the Land Use palicies for Zone 1 and
Zone 2.
Palicy Addi~ion #7
The City shall encourage the preservation o€ the Eurapa
Building by warking with the property owner through the
De~elopment Agreement process to achieve the following goals:
o Develapment of a single project that includes the
preservatian af the Eurapa Building and the development of
the two adjacent parcels that are under the same
ownership;
o Inclusion of a neiqhborhood serving food ~arket in the
Europa Building; and
o Canversion of the 360 seats approved for a single
restaurant into three smaZler restaurants. These three
restaurants shall caunt as one in the block by block
limit.
Pa~icy Addition #8
The City shall encourage the preservation af the Mayfair
Theatre by warking with the property owner through the
DeveZopment Agreement process to achieve the following goals:
a Preservation of the Mayfair Theatre;
o Establishment of a live theatre that contributes to the
culturai divers~ty of the City and the Bayside District;
and
o Development of a strategy to identify ather appropriate
theatre rela~ed uses for the building.
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OTHER ISSUES
The Council also addressed a variety of other issues. It was
stated that amus~ments and game arcades sh~uld be prohibited in
the area. This recommenda~ion, which excluded the pending
application for a Virtual Reality center, has been incorporated
into the interim ordinance. The potential of overflow parking
impacting the Nor~h of Wilshire reszdential neighborhoad was also
noted by some Councilmembers. As recammended, a pa~icy has been
prepared stating that requests for a Preferential Parking
District in this neighborhoad shali be quiekly processed. It was
fur~her suggested that live theatre and cultural faailities and
events be encouraged uses. This has been addressed in the policy
raco~mending preservation af the Mayfair Theatre. Finally, the
function and purpose of Fourth Street was discussed. The key
concerns were how to generate additional activity on these
streets, should the priarity be to make Fourth Street pedestrzan
oriented ar should the street be retained as a traffic corridar.
~nee the Faurth Street on ramp is opened and new traffic patterns
have been established, Parking and Traffic Engineering staff wi11
report back to the Bayside District Corporation and the City
Caunc~Z regarding the BDC's requ~sts for on street parking,
removal of left turn limitations on Santa Monica Boulevard, and
loading zones on Fourth Street.
In order to address the concern regarding parking in the north of
Wilsh~re residential neighborhood{ the following policy is
recommended for inclusion in th~ Parking Section of the Specific
Plan Circu~ation Element.
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Palicy Addition #9
In order to pratect the north of Wilshire residential
neighborhood fram Sayside District related overfZow parking,
the C~ty shall expeditously pracess preferential parkirig
district requests.
INTERTM ORDINANCE
The limitations on alcohaZ outlets and food s~rving
establishmants set forth in the attached dratt interim ordinance
have been based upQn the recommended Specific Plan policy changes
and additians dis~ussed in this report. The section by section
analysis of the ordinance prepared by the City Attarney's office
is contained in Attachment A. The ardinance establishes a
limitation by block on alcahol serving restaurants and bars and
establishes a limitation by block on the total number of food
serving establishmen~s. In addition, th~ ardinance prohibits
future game arcades in the Bayside District.
BUDGETIFINANCIAL IMPACT
The recomn~endation pr~sented in this r~port does nat have a
direct b~dget or fiscal impact. Future land use changes
permitted by impiementation of the proposed polici.es may have
future fiscal impacts to the City which have not besn analyzed at
this time. Upan completian of the City's FIND model, an analysis
can and wiZl be done as pa~t af th~ environmental review process.
The preparation of an enviranmerital impact report was not
budgeted in the FY 92/93 budget. Once a consultant is selected
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and the cost is finalized, staff will return with a
recommendation as to appropriating the needed funds.
RECOMMENDATION
It is recommended that the City Council conceptually approve the
draft Bayside District Specific P1an with the revzsed and added
policies recommended in this report, authorize staff to begin
preparation of an environmental impact repart and return with
se~ection of a consultant and request ~or an appropriation to
fund the EIR, direct the Planning Commission to initiate a
Resolution af Intentian ta amend the Zaning Ordinanca to create a
Bayside Zoning District, and adopt an ordinanee prohibiting game
arcades and estab3ishing Iimitat~ons on the number of alcohol and
food serving establishments in specified portions of the C3 and
C3G districts on an interim basis.
Prepared By: Paul Berlant, Director of LUTM
Suzanne Frick, Planning Manager
David Martin, Associate Planner
Amanda Schachter, Associate Planner
Land Use and Transportation Management Department
Pragram and Policy Develapment Division
Attachments: A. City Attorney 5taff Report and Ordinance
B. Resolution af Intentian
C. xnventory of Food Serving Establishments and
Alcohol Outl~ts in the Bayside District
D. Map and List of Faad Serving Establishments and
AZcohol Outlets in the Bayside District
E. Existing and Proposed Alcohol ~utlets
F. Maps o~ Existing and Proposed Passageway
Overlay Zane
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A~'ACH~IIIE~ITT A
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City Council Meeting 9-15-92
STAFF REPORT
Santa Monica, California
TO: Mayor and City Council
FROM: City Attorney
SUBJECT: Emergency Interim Ordinance Prahibiting Game Arcades
and Establishing Limitation on the Number of Alcohol
and Food Serving Establishment in the Proposed
Bayside District
At its August 11, 1992 meeting, tha City Council directed
the City Attorney ta prepare an interim Ordinance prohibiting
game arcades and limiting the number of alcohal and food serving
establishments in the proposed Bayside District. The Ordinance
is attached as Exhibit "A."
SECTION-BY-SECTION ANALYSIS
SECTI~N 1. This Section sets forth the finding and purpase
far the ordinance, including the findings necessary for interim
and urgency ordinances.
Section 2. This Section defines terms used in the
Ordinance. Because
black basis, geogra
Nine are included,
Bayside District.
include restaurants
service.
the Ordinance regulates uses on a block by
phic definitions of Block Qne through Bl~ck
as well as a description of the Proposed
Food Serving Establishmnent is defined to
and any use which includes incidental foad
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Section 3. This Section pravides that tha Ordinance only
applies to projects the application for which was filed after
August 11, 1992, and exempts projects which have received
specified permits prior to the effective date of the Ordinance.
Section 4. This Sectian provides that ail new alcohol and
food serving establishment must receive a permit or
administrative approval from the City. It also defines a new use
as one where the previous use has ceased aperation for a
continuous period of six months or longer.
Section 5. This Sectian establishes the number of on-sale
alcohol autlets, including existing outlets, which will be
allowed on a block by block basis, and differentiates between
different types of on-sale aleohol licenses.
Section 6. This Sect~an establishes the number of food
serving establishments, including existing establishments, which
will be allowed on a block by block basis, and differentiates
between those which do and do not serve alcahol.
Section 7. This Section provides that no new game arcades
will be allowed in the Proposed Bayside District.
Section 8. This Section pravides that the Ordinance is
effective for 45 days unless lawfu~ly extended.
Section 9. This Section declares the presence af an
emergency pursuant to the City Charter and relevant zoning
ordinance provision.
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RECOMMENDATION
It is respectfully recommended that the accompanying
Ordinance be adopted.
PREPARED BY: Joseph Lawrence, Acting City Attorney
Mary H. Strobel, Deputy City Attorn~y
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A~'T'ACHM~NT C
FOOD SERVTNG ESTABLISHMENTS IN BAY~IDE DISTRICT SPECIFIC PLAN
BLOCA ONE
FOOD SERVING ESTABLISHMENTS
Existing or Appraved
~T's Thai
~1215 Fourth Street
~No Alcahol
TOTAL EXISTING OR APPR~VED
NUMBER OF SEATS
SQUARE FOOTAGE
TOTAL PENDING APPROVAL
NUMBER OF SEATS
SQUARE FOOTAGE
ADDITIONAL RECOMMENDED
SUB TOTAL
ALCOHOL OUTLETS
AREA
# of Seats
I
~ 28 Sea~s
I
1
28
600 sq.ft.
0
0
0
0
0
TOTAL EXISTING OR APPROVED 0
NUMBER OF S£ATS 0
SQUARE FOOTAGE 0
TDTAL PENDING APPR~VAL 0
NUMBER dF SEATS 0
SQUARE F~~TAGE 0
ADDITIONAL RECOMMENDED 0
SUB TOTAL p
TOTAL BLOCR 1 1
FOOD SERVING ESTA~LISHMENTS
TOTAL EXITING OR APPROVED 0
NUMBER OF SEATS 0
SQUARE FOOTAGE p
TOTAL PENDING APPROVAL 0
NUMBER OF SEATS 0
SQL7ARE FOOTAGE 0
ADDITIONAL REC02~+iENDED 0
SUB TOTAL 0
sq. ft.
~ est. ~
~ ~00 sq.ft. ~
1 1
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ALCOHOL ~UTLETS
EXisting or Approved # of Seats
~Tony Roma's I
~319 Santa Monica Boulevard ~ 105 Seats
~ fiype 47 ~
~The Improv ~
~321 Santa Monica Boulevard ( 875 Seats
~Type 48 E
~The Earlyworld ~
~401 Santa Monica Boulevard ~ 75 Seats
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TOTAL EXITING OR APPROVED 3
NUMBER OF SEATS 1,055 seats
SQUARE FOOTAGE 24,950 sq.ft.
T4TAL PENDING APPROVAL 0
NUMBER OF SEATS 0
SQUARE FOOTAGE 0
ADDITIONAL REC4MMENDE~ 0
SUS T~TAL 3
TOTAL BLOCH 2 3
BLOCK THREE
FOOD SERVING ESTABLISHMENTS
TOTAL EXISTING ~R APPROVED
NUMBER OF SEATS
SQUARE FDOTAGE
TOTAL PENDrNG APPROVAL
NUMBER OF SEATS
SQUARE FOOTAGE
ADDITI~NAL REC4MMENDED
SUB TOTAL
ALCOHdL OUTLETS
Existinq or Approved
~Fama
[Z416 Fourth Street
fTYPe ~1
~Harvelle's
~1432 Faurth Street
~Type 4s
~Nat's
~1432A Fourth 5treet
~ Type 4 ].
~Barder Grill
~ 7.445 Fourth S'~reet
ITYP~ 47
0
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0
0
0
0
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4,700 sq.tt. ~
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15,75Q sq.ft. ~
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4,500 sq.ft. ~
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~ 70
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Seats 1
~ 3,100
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sq.ft. ~
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J 69
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Seats I
~ 1,300
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sq.ft. ~
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~ 60
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} 1,304
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~East India Gri11
~318 Santa Manica Boulevard ~ 50 Sea~s ~ 2,000 sq.ft. ~
fTYPe ~~ I I I
~The Prawn Shop ~ I I
~320 Santa Monica Bo~levard ~ 50 Seats ~ 2,ood sq.ft. ~
~TYPe 41 ~ ~ I
TOTAL EXISTING OR APPROVED 6
NUMBER OF SEATS 461
SQUARE FOOTAGE 15,100
TQTAL PENDING APPROVAL 0
NUMSER OF SEATS 0
SQUARE FOOTAGE 0
ADD~TIONAL RECOMPdENDED 2
SUS TOTAL 8
TOTAL BLOCR THREE 8
BLOCK F~UR
~OOD SERVING ESTABLISHMENTS
~Wok on the Promenade ~
~219 Arizona ~
~Na Alcohol ~
~Darney's Deli ~
~1215 Third Street Pro~enade ~
tNo Alcahol ~
~Heav~n Pop Cuisine ~
~1218 Third Street Promenade ~
~No Alcohol ~
EStop 'N' Cafe ~
~1237 Third Street Promenade ~
~No Alcahol ~
~Congo Squara 4
~1238 Third Street f
~No Alcohal ~
JAcm~ Cookie ~
~1249 Third 5treet ~
~No Alcahol ~
~Earthbeat Gallery ~
~1250 Third Street Promenade ~
~No Alcohol ~
~Cafe Promenade ~
J1260 Third Street Promenade ~
~No Alcohol 1
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42 Seats ~ 1,152 sq.ft.
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26 Seats ~ 750 sq.ft.
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32 5eats ~ ~,500 sq.f~.
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5a Seats ~ 2,250 sq.ft.
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~8 S~ats
2,250 sq.ft.
X2 Seats
43 Seats
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TOTAL EX25TING OR APPROVED
NUMBER QF SEATS
SQUARE Fd~TAGE
TOTAL PENDING AQPROVAL
NUMBER OF SEATS
SQUARE F~OTAGE
ADDITIONAL RECOMMENDED
SUB TOTAL
ALCQHQL OUTLETS
Existing or Approved
~Loconda Del Laga
~225 Arizona Avenue
~Type 47
~Eurapa
~1201 Third Street Promenade
ITYPe 47
~Z212 3rd Street
~I212 Third Street Prome~ade
ITYpe 47
JReel Inn
]1220 Third Street Promenade
1Type 4~
~Earthbeat Bistro
~1232 Third Street Promanade
ITYPe 41
~3rd Street Pub and Grill
~1240 Third Street Promenade
~Type 47
4Cibo
~1246 Third Stree~ Promenade
ITYpe gl
~Gaucho Grill
~1251 Third 5~reet Promenade
~Type 41
~Pentola Taverina
~312 FVilshire Soulevard
ITYP~ 47
TOTAL EXISTING aR APPROVED
NUMBER ~F SEATS
SQUARE FO~TAGE
T4TAL PENDING APPROVAL
NUMBER OF SEATS
SQUARE FOOTAGE
ADDITIQNAL RECOMMENDED
SUB TOTAL
TOTAL BLOCK FOUR
8
262
10,302
0
0
0
0
8
# of Seats
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f 220 SeatS
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~ 36~ Seats
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~ 270 Seats
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J 224 Seats
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~ ~o Seats
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~ 105 Seats
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~ 49 Seats
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~ 84 Seats
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I 1~5 Seats
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37,661
0
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0
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sq.~t.
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4,000 sq.ft. ~
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4,000 sq.ft. ~
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10,820 sq.ft. ~
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4,450 sq.ft. ~
2,360 sq.ft.
2,456 sq.ft.
2,175 sq.ft.
2,400 sq.ft. ~
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5~000 sq.ft. ~
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SLOCR FIVE
FQOD SERVING ESTABLISHMENmS
~Taco Taco ~ i ~
~13I0 Third Street Promenade J 50 Seats ~ I,000 sq.ft. ~
~Na Alcohol ~ ~ ~
~Humphrey Yogurt ~ ~ est. ~
~1312 Third Street Promenade ~ 42 Seats ~ 630 sq.ft. ~
~Na Alcohol I I ~
~Johnny Rocket's ~ ~ I
~1322 Third Street Promenade f 51 Seats ~ 1,590 sq.ft. ~
~No Alcohol ~ ~ ~
~Penny Lane ~ I I
~1334 Third Street Promenade ~ 36 Seats ~ 3,284 sq.ft. ~
~No Alcohal ~ I I
~Arrasto ~ ~ es~. ~
~225 Santa Monica Baulevard ~ 1~ Seats ~ 450 sq.ft. ,
~No Alcohol I I I
~Seigel's Bakery ~ ~ est. ~
~315 Santa Monica Boulevard ~ 20 Seats ~ 750 sq.ft. ~
~No Alcohol ~ ~ ~
TOTAL EXISTING OR APPROVED OLTLETS 6
NUMB~R OF SEATS 215
SQUARE FQOTAGE 7,704
TOTAL OUTLETS PENDING APPROVAL 0
NUMBER OF SEATS 0
SQUARE F~~TAGE 0
ADDITIDNAL DUTLETS REC~MMENDED ~
SUB TOTAL ~
ALCOHOL OUTLETS
Existing or Approved
~Legends
~1311 Third Straet Pramenade
~Type 47
4Bravo Cucina
~1319 Third Street Promenade
~Type 41
~Papa Gearge's
,1321 Third Street Promenade
~Type 41
~Teaser's
~1351 Third Street Pramenade
~'rYPe 47
fTrilussa
~I360 Third Street Promenade
IType 47
~King George
~301 Santa I+~onica Boulevard
~Type 47
~ of Seats sq.ft.
30~
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80 Seats ~ 1,350
f sq.ft. ~
~
50
Seats I
~ 1,500
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sq.ft. ~
I
150
8eats i
~ 5,000
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sq.ft, ~
~
360
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i 7,70d I
sq.ft, f
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lz7
seats !
~ a,25o
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sq.ft. ~
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~Key West {~.B. 1-30-92)* C f I
~307 Santa Monica Boulevard ~ 49 5eats ~ 1,195 sq.ft. ~
~Type 47 l l l
~Jazz Club ~ I I
J309 San~a Monzca Bouleva~d ~ 393 Seats ~ 6,142 sq.ft. ~
~TYPe 47 ~ f I
Pendinq Approval # of Seats 5q.ft.
~Vics Restaurant (CUP 92-010)I I
~1333 3rd Street ( 99 Seats j 2,275 sq.ft.
ITYPe 41 I I
~Criterion P~aza ~ ~
~1315 3rd Streat ~ 400 Seats J 6,012 sq.ft.
~Type 41 ~ ~
TOTAL EXISTING 4R APPRQVED 8
NUMBER OF SEATS 1,499
SQUARE FOQTAGE 29,i37
TOTAL PENDING APPROVAL 2
NLTi~SBER OF SEATS 499
SQUARE FOOTAGE $,2$7
ADDITIDNAL RECOMNlEND~D 0
SUB TOTAL ~0
TOTAL BLOCK FIVE 16
BLOCK SIX
FOOD SERVING ESTABLISHMENTS
Existing or Approved # of 5eats 5q.ft.
~La 5alsa ~ ~
~14~1 Third Street Promenade ~ 39 Seats ~ 1,182 sq.f~.
~No Alcohol ~ ~
~Neal's Sweets & Eats I I
SZ4~2 Third Street Promenade ~ 26 Seats ~ ~00 sq.ft.
~No Alcaho~ ~ C
~India's Grill ~ I
~Z405 Third Street Promenade ~ 16 Seats ~ 99~ sq.ft.
~No Alcohol ~ ~
~Wild Wings ~ ~~~t,
f1415 Third Street Pramanade ~ 48 Seats ~ 750 sq.ft. ,
~No Alcohol ~ ~ I
~Le Fournil Bakery Cafe ~ E I
~I435 Third Street Promenade ~ 44 Seats ~ 2,128 sq.ft.
~No Alcohol ~ ~
jGallerie Gaurmet ~ ~ I
~1437 Third Street Promenade ~ 98 Seats ~ 7,500 sq.ft. ~
~No Alcohol ~ ~ I
~Upfront Comedy I I I
~1452 Third Street Promenade J 48 Seats ( 1,800 sq.ft. ~
~No Alcaho~ ~ I I
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TOTAL EKISTING O~t APPROVED
NUMBER OF SEATS
SQUARE FODTAGE
TOTAL OUTLETS PENDING APPROVAL
NUMBER OF SEATS
SQUARE FOOTAGE
ADDITIONAL OUTLETS RECOMMENDED
SUB TOTAL
ALCQHOL OUTLETS
~xisting or Approved
~ Yanke~ Daod~.es
~1410 Third Street Promenade
~Type 47
~Odd Fel~ows
~1431 Third S~r~et Promenade
~TYPe 47
JMario's
~1444 Third Street Promenade
jType 4i
~Chiller's
~1446 Third S~ree't Promenade
ITYpe 47
]Johnny's Pizza
~1448 Third Street Promenade
fTYP~ ~~
~Remi
~1451 Third Street Pramenade
ITYP~ 47
~ Braadway Bar and Gra.J.l
~1460 Third Street Promenade
ITYPe 47
~Shekarchi Eo.B. ?-19-91)*
~3~4 Santa Monica Soulevard
ITYPe 41
~Broadway Deli
~309 Broadway
~Type 47
~ Condel].i's De7.~
~222 Santa Monica Boulevard
ITYPa 4~
JDee's Coffee Shop
~316 Santa Monica Boulevard
IType 4i
Pending Approva~
~Upfront Comedy
~1452 3rd Street
ITYPe 42
7
319 Seats
14,755
0
0
Q
0
8
270
Seats 1
~ 15,000
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sq.ft.
72
Seats 4
~ 8,900
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sq.Ft.
148
Seats I
~ 7,000
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sq.ft.
195
Seats ~
G 3,227
I
sq.ft.
40
SeatS I
~ ].~123
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sq.f~.
I06
Seats I
~ 4,339
I
sq.ft.
209
Seats I
~ 4,00o
I
sq.ft.
45
Seats I
~ 2,200
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sq.ft.
195
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~ 8,765
sq.~t.
~0 Seats ~ 750 sq.ft.
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~ of Seats Sq.ft.
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~ 48 Seats ~ 1,804 sq.ft.
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TOTAL EXISTING OR APPR~VED OUTLETS
NUMBER OF SEATS
SQUARE FaaTAGE
TOTAL OUTLETS PENDING APPROVAL
NUMBER dF SEATS
SQUARE F~OTAGE
ADDITIONAL QUTLETS REC~MMENDED
SUB TOTAL
TDTAL BLOCK 6
SLOCK SEVEN
FD~D SERVING ESTABL~SHMENTS
Existing
~Mcgoo's
~213 Arizona
INQ Alcoho~
TOTAL EXTSTING OR APPROVED
NUMBER OF SEATS
SQUARE FOOTAGE
T~TAL PEND~NG APPR~VAL
NUMSER OF SEATS
SQUARE FDOTAGE
ADDITIONAL RECdMMENDED
SUB TOTAL
22 Seats
ALCOHOL ~UTLETS
Existing # of Seats
~Light House ~
~241 Arizana Avenue ~ 90 Seats
ITYP~ 47 ~
~Bob Burns ~
~242 Wilshire Boulevard ~ 138 Seats
~Type 47 ~
11
1,340
56,054
1
48
1,820
0
11
~8
1
22
1,200
0
0
0
0
1
TOTAL EXISTING OR APPR~V£D OUTLETS 2
NUMBER OF SEATS 228
SQUARE FOOTAGE 11,246
TOTAL OUTLETS PEND~NG APPROVAL 0
NUNiBER OF SEATS 0
SQUARE FOOTAGE 0
ADDITIONAL OUTLETS RECOMMENDED 0
SUS TDTAL Z
TOTAL BLOCK SEVEN 3
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~ i,2oo sq.ft.
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~ 6,258 sq.ft.
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f 4,988 sq.~t.
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BLOCK EIGHT
FOOD SERVING ESTABLISHMENTS
TOTAL EXISTING 4R APPRaVED ~UTL~TS 0
NU~SBER OF SEATS 0
~QUARE F04TAGE 0
TOTAL OUTLETS PENDING APPROVAL 0
NiTMBER OF SEATS ~
SQUARE ~'OOTAGE 0
A.DDITIONAL OUTLETS RECOMMENDED 0
SUB TOTAL 0
ALCOHOL OUTLETS
Exis~ing # of Seats
jPalinura Four ~
]1333 Second Street ~ i~~ Seats
jType 41 E
~Taka Sushi (
~1345 Second Street ~ 58 Seats
~ TYpe 41 ~
TOTAL EXISTING OR APPROVED OUTLETS 2
NUMBER OF SEATS 234
SQUARE FOOTAGE 5,780
TOTAL DUTLETS PENDING APPRQVAL 0
NUMSER OF SEATS 0
SQUARE FOOTAGE 0
ADDITIONAL aUTLETS RECOMMENDED 0
SUB TOTAL 2
TOTAL BLOCK 8 2
BLOCIi NINE
Sq. ft.
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~ 4,000 sq.ft.
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~ Z,780 sq.ft.
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F~QD SERVII+TG ESTA$isISHMENTS
Existing
~Internat'1 Cafe on Broadway ~ ~ est.
~215 Broadway ~ 45 Seats ~ 2,500 sq.ft.
~No A1COho1 ~ ~
TOTAL EXTST~NG ~R APPR~VED 1.
NUMBER OF SEATS 45
SQUARE FOOTAGE 2,500
T~TAL PRQPOSED p
NUMBER OF S~ATS 0
SQUAR~ F~OTAGE 0
ADDITI~NAL ~2ECOMMENDED D
SUB TOTAL 1
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ALCOHOL OUTLETS
Existing # of Seats Sq.ft.
~Tudor Housa ~ ~
~1403 Second Street ~ 43 Seats ~ 648 sq.ft.
~Type 41 f I
~2nd Street Bar and Grill ~ ~ est.
~1449 Second Street ~ 56 Seats ~ Z,875 sq.ft.
ITYPe 47 I I
~Talking Thai ~ E
]119 Broadway ~ 70 Seats ~ 2,081 sq.ft.
ITYPe 4I f I
~Greek out ~ ~
~123 Broadway ~ 48 Seats ~ 960 sq.ft.
ITYPe 41 I I
EGuadalajara ~ ~ est.
~205 Broadway ~ 8~ Seats ~ 1,250 sq.ft.
fTYP~ 4~ I I
~Mr. B's ~ ~ est.
52~7 Broadway ~ 48 Seats ~ 2,500 sq.ft.
1TYPe 48 C I
~Kings Head t ~ est.
~116 Santa Monica Boulevard 4 75 Seats ~ 3,750 sq.ft.
ITYpe 47 ~ ~
~Mayfair Theatre ~ ~
~2Z4 Santa Monica Boulevard ~ Not Avai~able ~ 5,000 sq.ft.
ITYPe 48 ( ~
TOTAL EXISTXNG OR APPRQVED 8
NUMBER OF SEATS 420
SQUARE F~OTAGE 16,964
TOTAL PROPOSED 0
NUMBER 4F SEATS 0
SQUARE FaOTAGE 0
ADDITIONAL RECOMMEND~D 1
SUBTOTAL 9
TOTAL BLOCK 9 10
Faod Serving Establishments and Alcaho~ Outlets District Totals
TOTAL EXISTING OR APPROVED
NUMBER ~F SEATS
SQUARE F40TAGE
TOTAL PENDING APPROVAL
NUMBER OF SEATS
SQUARE FODTAGE
ADDITIQNAL R~COMMENDED IN THE DISTRICT
TOTAL POTENTIAL FOOD SERVING ESTABLISHMENTS
AND ALCOHOL OUTLETS ZN THE DISTR~CT
73
7,631
233,953
2
499
8,287
4
79
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Type 2Q (On-Sale Beer and Wine) 1
Type 41 (On-Sal~ Beer and Wine far Public Eating Place) 23
Type 47 (On-Sale General for Public Eating Place} 24
Type 48 (Off-Sale General for Public Premises) 4
Type 5Z (Club) ~
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1 T's Thai 28 Taco Taco 55 Upfrant Comedy
1215 Fourth Street 1370 Th~rd Street Promenade 1452 Thard Street Pronnenade
2 Ton~- Roma's 29. Legends 56 Rem~
319 Santa'~4oruca Boule~ ard 1311 Th~rd Street Pramenade 1451 Th~rd Street Promenade
3 The Improv 30 Humphrey Yogurt 57 Broadtivay Bar and Gnll
321 Santa l~on~ca $oule~-ard 1312 Th~rd Street Promenade 1460 Third Street Prornenacie
-~ The Earlyworld 31 Bra~~o Cucyna 58 Shekarchi
4Q1 Santa I~lonica Boulevard 1319 Third Street Promenade 304 Santa Monica Boulevard
~ Fama 32 Papa George's 59 Broadway Deli
1~16 Fourth Street 1321 Th~rd Street Promenade 309 Broadc~~ay
~ Harvelle's 33 Jahnny Rocket's b0 Condelli's Deh
7432 Fourth Street 1322 Third Street Promenade 222 Santa Manica Boulevard
' Nat's 3~ Penny Lane bl Dee`s Coffee Shop
~~32~ Fonrth Street 1334 Third Street Promenade 316 Santa Mon~ca Bouleti~ard
S Border Gnll 35 Teaser"s 62 Light House
14~3 Faurth Street 1351 Thtrd Street Promenade 201 Arizona Avenue
9 East Ind~a Gnll 36 Trilussa 63 McGoo`s
31$ Santa hTonica Boulerard i360 Third Stree# Promenade 213 Anzona A~enue
10 The Pra«; n Shop 37 Arrosto 64 Bob Burns Restaurant
320 Santa vionica Boulevard 225 Santa Monica Boulevard 202 ~1Tilshire Boule~-ard
11 j•1~ ok on the Promenade 3S King George 65 Pal~nuro Four
219 Ar~zona 30~ Santa Monica Boulevard 1333 Second 5treet
7 2 Loconda Del Lago 39 Key jtiTest 66 Taka Sushi
22~ Anzona Avenue 307 Santa Monica Boulevard 134~ Second Street
13 Eurapa 40 Jazz C1ub 67 Tudor House
l 201 Third Street Promenade 3D9 Santa Moruca Boulevard 1403 5econd Street
1~ ~ 212 3rd Street 41 Setgel's Bakery 68 2nd Street Bar and Gnll
1212 Th~rd Street Promenade 315 Santa hsontca Boulevard 14~9 5econd Street
1~ Dorne~s Deh 42 Vics Restaurant (CUP 92-010) 64 Talking Thai
121,5 T'hzrd Street 1'romenade 1333 3rd Street 119 Broadwa~
16 Hea~~en Pop Cuisine 43, Criterion Plaaa 70 Greek Out
1218 Third Stree# Promenade 1315 3rd Street 123 Broadti~ ay
17 Reel Inn 44 La Salsa 71 Guadalaaara
] 2~0 Third Street Pramenade 1~01 Third Street Promenade 2Q5 Broadtivay
1R Earthbcat Bistro ~5 Ind~a's Gr~II 72 Internat'1 Cafe on Broadway
2232 Th~rd 5treet Promenade 14d1 T'hird Street Promenaae 215 Broad~~~ay
19 Stop `1~T' Cafe 46 I~Teal's Sv~~eets & Eats i3 I~1r B's
1237 Third Street Promenade 1402 Th~rd 5tree# Promenade 217 BroadGVay
?~1 Congo Square 47 Yankee Doodles 7~ K~ngs Head
1238 Third Street Promenade 1410 Th~rd Street Promeriade 11b Santa ~~onica Boule~~ard
21 3rd Strcet Pub and Grill 48 Wild VlTmgs 7~ :~~ayfair Theatre
12~Q Third Street Prornenade 1~15 Third Street Promenade ?I4 Santa l~lon~ca Boulevard
2? C~bo 49 Odd FeIlo~~~s
1246 Third Street Promenade 1431 Third Street Promenade
?3 Earthbeat GatIery 50 Le Pournil Bakery Cafe
1250 Thrrd Streek Promenade 1435 Third Street Promenade
2-~ Gaucha Grt1I 51 Gallerie Gourmet
1?51 Third Street Promenade 1437 Third Street Promenade
?~ Acrne Cookie ~2 Maria's
1249 Third Stree# 1=~~ 'Third Street Promenade
26 Cafe Promenade 53 Chiller's
1260 Third Street Prornenade 14~6 Th~rd Street Promenade
27 Pentola Ta~-enna 54 Johitny's Pizza
372 N'ilshire Baulezlard 1448 Th1rd Street Promenade
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City Council Meeting 9-15-92
Santa Manica, Ca~ifornia
ORDINANCE NUMBER 16~a;~CS;
(City Cauncil Ser~es)
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF SANTA MONICA PROHIBITING GAME ARCADES
AND ESTASLISHING LIMITATIONS ~N THE NUMBER OF ALCOHOL
AND FO~fl SERVYNG ESTABLISHMENTS IN SPECIFYED PORTIONS
OF THE C3 AND C3C ~ISTRICTS ON AN INTERIM BASIS
AND DECLARING THE PRESENCE OF AN EMERGENCY
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA DOES ORDAYN AS
F~LLOWS;
SECTIQN l. Findings and Purpase. The City Council finds
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{a) At its August Z1, 1992 City Council meet~ng, the City
Counci~ held its fzrst public hearing regarding the establishment
of a Bayside District zoning district ("District~~) which will
encompass partions of the current C3 and C3C zoning districts.
(b) At the same meating, the City Cauncil cons~der~d the
adoption of the Bayside District Specific Plan which, among other
things, proposes limits on the number of alcohol and foad serving
establishments which wil~. be allowed in the District, and would
prohibit entire~y the establishment o€ new game arcades.
(c) Further action is needed lay the City council to
establish the Bayside District zoning district and to adopt the
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Bayside Di~tr~ct Specific Plan, inc~uding completion of
enviranmental review under the Califarnia Environmental Quality
Act ("CEQA"). Further, the City Council will consider at a later
meeting the adop~zon of spec~fic zoning ordinances regulating
permitted uses and praperty development standards in ~he District
cons~stent with the Specific Plan.
{d) If current develapment activ~ty is allowed to continue
in the District pending such final approval, uses incompatible
with the propased Bayside ~istrict 5pecific Plan and zoning
ordinance impiementation will occur.
(e) Pending the establYShment of the Bayside District and
adaption of aoning ordinances implementing the pravisions of the
Bayside District Specific Plan, to protect the pub~ic hea~th,
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safety, and welfare, it is necessary ta ~.imit ~the number of
alcohol and foad serving establishments ~n the District and to
prahibit uses incompatible with the proposed 5pecafic PZan and
implementing ordinances on an interim basis.
(f) The City wishes ~o limit the number af alcohal and
food serving establishments as a way to control the recent
proliferation of such establishments in the area and alsa to
encourage other types of uses. Because of the praliferation of
alcohol and food se~ving establishments, there exists a current
and immediate threat to the public hea~th, safety, ar welfare,
and the approval of additional administrative approvals,
develapment review permits, conditional use permits, or any other
applicab~e entitlements far use in the Distr~ct incompatible with
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the standards of this interim ordinance wauld result in a threat
to pubiic health, safety, ar welfare.
SECTIDN 2. Definitians. The following words ar phrases as
used in this ~rdinance shal~ have the follawing meanings:
Black ~ne: That area baunded by the sauth side of Wilshire
Boulevard on the north, the north side of Arizona Avenue on the
south, the east side of Fourth Street on the east, and the west
s~de of Fourth Street on the west.
B~ock Two: That area baunded by the south s~de of Arizona
Avenue on the north, th~ north side of Santa Monica Boulevard on
the south, the east side af Fourth Street on the east, and the
west side of Fourth Street on the west.
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Block Three: 'Fha~ area bounded by the south side of Santa
Monica Boulevard on the north, the north side of Broadway on the -
south, the east side of Fourth Street on the east, and the west
side of Fourth Stireet on the wes~.
Block Four: That area bounded by th~ south side af
Wilshire Boulevard on the nvrth, the north s~de of Arizona on the
south, the east side of the Third Street Promenade on the east,
and the west side of the Third Street Pramenade on the west.
Block F9.ve: That area bounded by the sauth side of Arizona
Bouievard on the north, the north side of 5anta Monica Boulevard
on th~ south, the east side of the Third Street Promenade on the
east, and the west side of the Third Street Pramenade an the
west.
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Block Six: That area bounded by the south side af Santa
Monica Baulevard an the north, the north side of Braadway on the
sou~h, the east side of the Third S~re~t Promenade on the east,
and the west side of the Third Street Promenade on the west.
Black Seven: That area bounded by the south side of
Wilshire Baulevard on the north, the north s~dE of Arizona on the
south, the east s~de of Second Street on the east, and the west
side of Second Street on the west.
Block Eight: That area baunded by the south side of
Arizona ~n the north, th~ narth side of Santa Monica Bouievard on
the south, the east side of Second Street an the east, and the
west s~de of Second Str~et on the west.
Block Nine: That area bounded by the sou~~ side of Santa
Manica Boulevard on the n~rth, the north side of Hroadway on the
south, the east side of Second Street on the east, and the west
s~de of Second Stzeet on the =~rest.
Faod Serving Establishment: Any rastaurant, zncluding,
without limitation, any drive--through or drive-in restaurant,
fast-food or take-out restaurant, or sidewalk cafe, and any use
whzch includes incidental food service.
Praposed Bayside District: That area bounded by the south
side of Wi~shire Boulevard on the north, the north side of
Broadway on the south, the west side of Second Street on the
west, and the east side of Faurth Street an the east.
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SECTIpN 3. Appl~ca~i~ity. The provisions of this
Ordinance apply only to applicatians for projects ta be l~cated
in the Propased Bayside District, and only ~o proaects the
application f~r which was filed after August 11, ?992. Any
pro~ect which has received a conditzonal use permit,
admin~strati~e approval, ar alcohol exemption determinatian on ar
befare the effective date of this Ordinance shall be exempt from
the provisions of this Ordinance.
SECTION 4. Appraval of all new alcohol or food serving
establishments to be located in the Proposed Bayside District
which do not otherwise require the issuance af a canditional use
per~~t, alcohol exemptian determination, or development review
permxt, sha~l require the issuance af an administrative approval.
For purposes of this Ordinance, an establi~~.ment shall he
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considered a new alcaho~ or faod serving establishment if the
prior alcohol or faad serving estab~ishment at that site has
ceased operation for a continuous period af six months or longer.
SECTION 5. The Planning Commission and City staff are
directed to disapprove all requests for the issuance af
administrative approvals, development review perm~ts, conditional
use permits, alcohol exemption determinations, or any other City
approvals far on-sa~e alcohol outlets, if thE granting of such
approval would cause the number of an-sale alcahol autiets,
including existing outlets, on the block an which the project is
located to exceed tha follawing limitatians:
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(a) Block One. Type 41 and Type 47 Beer and Wine ar
General Alcahol Service For PubZic Eat~ng Place: a. Type 48
General A~cohol Service for Public Premise: 4. Other On-sale
Alcohol License Typ~s: 0.
(h) Block Twa, Type 41 and Type 47 Seer and Wine ar
General Alcohol Service For Public Eat~ng Place: 2. Type 48
General Alcohal Service far Public Premise: 1. Other ~n-Sale
Alcohol License Types: 0.
(c) Block Three. Type 41 and Type 47 Beer and Wine or
Generai Alcohoi Service For Public Eating Place: 7. Type 48
General Alcoho~ Service for Public Premise: 1. Dther On-Sa1e
Alcohol License Types: 0.
(d) Block Fouz. Ty_pe 41 and Type 47 B.~r and Wine or
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General A~cohol Service For Public Eating Place: ~0. Type 48
Ganeral Alcohol Service for Public Premise: 0. Other On-Sale
Alcohol License Types: 0.
{e) Block Fiv~. Type 41 and Type 47 Beer and Wine or
General Alcohol Service Far Public Eating Place: 10. Type 48
General Alcohol Service for Pubiic Premise: 4. Other ~n-Sale
Alcoho~ License Types: 0.
(f) BZock Six. Type 41 and Type 47 Beer and wine ar
General Alcahal Service For Pub~ic Eating P~ace: 11. Type 48
General Alcohol ServYCe for Publ~c Premise: 0. other On-Sale
Alcaho3 License Types: a.
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(g~ Block seven. Type 41 and Type 47 Beer and Wine or
General Alcohol Service Far Public Eating Place: 2. Type 48
General Alcohol Service for Public Premise: 0. Oth~r On-Sale
A~cohal License Types: o.
{h) Block Eight. Type 41 and Type 47 Beer and Wine or
General Alcohal Service For Public Eating Place: 2. Type 48
General Alcohol Service for Public Premise: 0. Other on-Sa1e
Alcohol License Types: 0.
(i) Block Nine. Type 41 and Typ~ 47 Beer and Wine or
GeneraZ A~cohol Service For Public Eating P3ace: 7. Type 48
General Alcah~l Service f~r Public Premise: 2. Other On-Sale
A~coho~ License Types: a.
SECTZON 6. NothwithstandYng the provisio~~ of Sectivn 5,
the Plannzng Commiss~on and City staff a~e directed to disapprave
all requests for the issuane2 af administrative approvals,
development review permits, conditional use permits, alcohol
exemption determinations, or any other City approvals for food
serving establishments, ~f ~he granting af such approva~ would
cause the number af faod serving establishments, inciuding
existing establishments, on the block on which the pro~ect is
located to exceed the follawing limitations:
(a) Block One: Foad serving estab~ishments which also sell
alcohol: ~. FoQd servzng establishments which do not sell
alcohol: 1.
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{b) Block Two: Food serving establishments which also sell
alcohol: 2. Food serving establishments which do not sell
alcohol: Q.
(c) Black Three: Food serv~ng establishments which alsa
seil alcohol: 7. Faod serving 2stablishments which do not sell
alcohol: D.
(d) Black Four: Faod serving estahlishments which also
sell a~cohol: l0. Food serving establishments which do nat sell
alcahol: 8.
(e) Block Five: Food serving establishments which also
sell alcahol: lo. Food serving establishments wh~ch da not sell
alcohol: 6.
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(f) Block Six: Faod serving establishments~which also sell
alcoho~: ~1. Foad serving establishments which dv not sell
alcQho~: 7,
(g) Block Seven: Food serving establishments which aiso
seli alcoho~: 2. Food serving establishments which do not sell
alcoh~l: 1.
(h) Block Eight: Food serving establishments which also
sell alcohol: 2. Food serving establishments which dn not sell
alcohol: 0,
(i) Block Nine: Foad serv~ng establishments which a~so
sell alcohvl: 7. Food serving establishments which do not sell
alcohol: 1,
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SECTIoN 7. The Flanning Camm~ssian and City staff are
directed to disapprave alI requests for the issuance of building
permits, ad~inistrative approvals, develapment review pe~m~ts,
conditional use permits, or any other City approvals for game
arcades in the Praposed Bayside Distrxct, except as exempted
under Section 3.
SECTI~N 8. This ~rdinance shall be of na further force or
effect 45 days from its adoptian, un~ess extendad in the manner
xequired by law.
SECTION 9. This Ordinance is dec~ared to be an urgency
measure adopted pursuant to the provisions of Section 9120.6 of
the Santa Monica Municipal Code and Section 6.15 af the Santa
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Monica City Charter. There is a current and immediate thzeat to
the public health, safety, and welfare. It is necessary for
preserving the public peace, health, safety, and wel~are and the
urg~ncy for its adoption is set for~h in the findings above.
SECTION 10. Any pro~islon af' the Santa Monica Munlcipal
Code ar appendices thereta inconsistent with the provis~ons of
this Ordinance. to the extent of such inconsistencies and no
further, are hereby repealed or modified to that ~xtent necessary
~a affect the provisions of this Ord~nance.
SECTION il. If any sectian, subsection, sentence, clause,
or phrase of this ardinance is for any reason held to be ~nvalid
or unconstitutional by a decision of any court of any competent
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jurisdiction, such decis~on shall not affect the validity of the
remaining pvrtions of this Ordinance. The City Council hereby
declares that it would have passed this Ordinance, and each and
every sectian, subsection, sentence, clause, ar phrase not
declared inva~id or unconstitutianal without regard to whether
any portion af the Ordinance would be subsequent~y declared
invalid or unconstitutional.
SECTION 12. The Mayor shall sign and the City Clerk shall
attest to the passaqe of this ~rdinance. The City Clerk shal~
cause the same to be published once in the official newspaper
within 15 days after its adoptian. This ord~nance shall become
effective upon adoption.
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
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ng City Attorney
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~.dopted and approved this 15th day af September, 1992.
Mayor
I hereby cert~.fy that the foregoing Ordinance No. 1644{CCS)
was du~y and regularly intraduced at a meeting of the City
CounciZ on the 15th day af September ~992; that the said
ordinance was thereafter duiy adopted at a meeting of ~he City
Counci]. on the 15th day of September 1992 by the fo~.lowing
Cauncil vote:
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Ayes: Councilmembers: Abdo, Genser, Holbrook, Katz,
OZsan, Vazquez, Zane
Noes: Councilmembers: None
Abstain: CounciZmembers: None
Absent: Councilmembers: None
ATTEST:
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RESO:.~UTy~N NO. $~'~iCC~i
(City Council Series)
A RESOLUTION ~F THE CITY COi7NC2L ~F
THE CITY OF 5ANTA MONICA
DIRECTING THE PLANNTNG COMMISSION TO
INITYATE AN AMENDMENT TO
THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA
COMPREH~NSIVE LAND USE AND Z~NING ORDINANCE
TO ESTABLISH THE BAYSIDE ZONING DISTRICT APTD TO TNITIATE AN
AMENDMENT TO THE OFFICTAL DISTRICTTNG MAP TO ESTABLISH THE
BOUNDARIES OF TFiE BAYSIDE DISTRICT CONSISTENT WITH THE
BAYSIDE DISTRICT SPECIF~C PIAI~
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA MON~CA DOES
RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. Pursuant to the Santa Manica Municipal Cade
Section 9120.2, the Ci~y Council doas hereby direct the Planning
Commission ta znitiate an amendment ta the Cit~ ~f Santa Monica
Comprehensive Land Lse and Zoning Ordinance t~ create a zaning
district cansistent with the boundaries, deve~opment standards,
and policies established in the Bayside District Specific Plan.
T:~e amended ordinance shall set ~orth the height, floor area
ratia, and setback rsqui~ements for deve].opment projects in the
Bayside District as weZl as estab~ish the germitted uses in the
di.strict consistent wi~h the Bayside District Specific Plan.
SECTION 2. Pursuant to the Santa Monica Municipal Code
Section 9I2Q.2, the City Council does hezeby direct th~ Planning
Commis~ion to initiate an amendment to the offici.al E3istricting
Map to create the Bayside Zaning Distri.ct in the area set torth
in Exh~.bit A.
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SECT~oN 3. The City Clerk snall cartify to the adoption
of this Reso~ution, and t~:enceforth and thereafter the same shall
be in fu~l force and effect.
Date Ado~ted:
APPROVED AS TD FORM:
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CITY ATT~RNEY
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Adopted and approved this l~th day of September, 1992.
Mayor
I hereby certify that the ~oregoing Reso~ution No. 8477(CCS)
was duly adopted by the City Cauncil of the City of Santa Manica
at a meeting thereof held on September 15, 1992 by the ~al~owing
Council vote:
Ayes: Councilmembers: Abdo, Genser, Holbr~ok, Katz,
Olsen, Vazque2, Zane
Noes: Councilmembers: Non~
:~b~tain: Councilmembers: None
Absent: Councilmembers: None
ATTEST:
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