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SR-9-B (38) 96 F \PCD\Share\prefvv msw Santa MOnica, California JUL 2 0 :/:E Council Meetmg July 20, 1999 To Mayor and City CouncIl From City Staff Subject Recommendation to Approve an InitIal Study and Negative Declaration and Adopt a Resolution Establlshrng PreferentIal Parkrng Zone VV and amending City Council Resolution 9344 Introduction This report recommends the City Council approve an Initial Study and Negative Declaration and adopt a resolution establishing Preferential Parking Zone VV for the area bounded by Santa MOnica Boulevard, Centrnela Avenue, Colorado Avenue and Yale Street (excluding Yale Street), and allOWing restnctlons to be posted on blocks Within this zone where residents have submitted required petitions DISCUSSion The resolution establishes Preferential Parkmg Zone W for the area bounded by Santa MOnica Boulevard, Centrnela Avenue, Colorado Avenue and Yale Street (excludmg Yale Street, Yale IS part of eXlstmg Zone II) The proposed parkmg restnctlons for Zone VV are "Two-Hour Parkmg, 800 am to 500 pm and No Parkmg 500 pm to 800 a m Monday through Fnday, and No Parking anytime Satu rday and Sunday, except by permit" Parking restnctlons and benefits wlil apply on a gIVen block wlthm thiS zone after staff has received and venfled petitions as reqUlrf d by the MUnicipal Code At thiS .Jl'l 2 0 1?O9 1 96 - - - time, restnctlons will only be Implemented on the 1400 block of Franklin Street All provIsions applIcable to preferential parkIng zones would apply The resolutIon also amends Exhibit A (Preferential Parkmg Zones) of Resolution 9344 CCS (Resolution of the City Council of the City of Santa MOnica Re-Establlshmg Vanous Preferential Parking Zones) to Include Preferential Parkmg Zone W The proposed zone IS a mix of multi-family and smgle family residences Commercial busmesses are present on Santa Monica Boulevard and portions of Colorado Avenue Background Initially, only Franklin Street between Broadway and Colorado petitioned and qualified for the postmg of preferential parkmg signs However, staff recommends a larger zone be established (bounded by Santa Monica Boulevard, Centlnela Avenue, Colorado Avenue and Yale Street) With the anticipation that the residents of surrounding streets may want to be Included m the zone at a later date ThiS approach of establishing a larger zone allows those who might be affected by the regulations In the future to be aware of them and participate In their development It has been successfully Implemented m the past By establishing a larger zone, preferential parkmg for adjacent streets can be Implemented when petrtlons are receIved from the residents of the street Without the need to proceed With the CounCil approval process I n addition, residents and busmesses Within the larger zone receives mformatlon about the proposed zone and can conSider and comment on ItS potentIal consequences 2 - - --- Staff conducted parking studIes on Franklin Street on a Tuesday between 700 am and 8 00 pm, on a Thursday between 7 00 pm and 10 00 pm, and on a Saturday between 7 00 am and 3 00 pm DUring the weekday, daytime hours, the average occupancy was about 53% with a peak occupancy of 69% In the early morning After 5 00 pm, the average occupancy Increases to 74% with a peak occupancy of 88% On Saturday between 700 am and 300 pm, the average occupancy was 89% with a peak occupancy of 107% (indlcatmg Illegal parking) Vehicles associated with the Nessah Center cause the primary Impact to parking In the area, although reSidents also comment on Impacts due to employee parking and parking associated with auto repair facilities Based upon the study results, staff recommends the parkmg restrictions outlined In this report, with parking restricted to reSidents only dUring the mghtlme, when demand IS greatest, and two-hour parking during the day, to accommodate some of the need for commercial and guest parking Commumty and Business Meeting/Input A community meeting was held on Wednesday, June 23, 1999 at 700 pm to gather Input on the proposed preferential parking zone ReSidents and busmesses m the affected area were mVlted to attend and comment For those that could not attend, written comments were also accepted Approximately 50 people attended the meetmg, Including reSidents and businesspersons The major pomt of diSCUSSion throughout the evemng was the Impact 3 attributed to the operation of the Nessah Center located at 1515-1517 Franklin Street Plannmg and Community Development Department staff have provided a summary of Issues and actions related to the Center as an attachment to thIs report Busmesses, the Chamber of Commerce and the Nessah Center were notified of and attended the meetmg One business person was very concerned about negative Impacts on hIS busmess, because he has Inadequate off-street parking for his employees By show of hands at the meeting, attendees preferred no parkmg except for residents, followed closely by no parking restrictions at all Only two attendees preferred the recommendation of staff Comment sheets submitted by people at the meetmg Included seven from people who wanted more restrictions than proposed, SIX who felt that more regulation or enforcement of Nessah Center would eliminate the need for preferential parking and one who did not want preferential parkmg Eighteen residents and seven business representatives also wrote to the City on thiS issue The residents were spilt on whether they supported preferential parking Those who wanted It generally lived on or close to Franklin Street and felt that the parking problems are serious Those that were opposed did not live on Franklin Street, felt that on-street parking IS generally available, and objected to having to pay fees for permits or go through the Inconvemence of providing permits to guests The businesses were all concerned about the Impact of parkmg regulations on their busmesses, particularly on the availability of customer or client parkmg A petition agamst preferential parking m thiS area was Signed by about 36 residents of the area as well as business 4 representatives and employees, and submitted by Santa MOnica Chevrolet No regulations Will be Implemented on any street unless reSidents representing a mlnlmum of 67% of the unIts on the street support the regulations Staff recognizes that preferential parking has benefits as well as drawbacks The recommendation IS Intended as a compromise which balances the need for restrictIons where the problem IS acute against the negative consequences of very restrictive regulations throughout the neighborhood The greatest benefit Will be to those who are disrupted nights and evenmgs by parkers and nOise associated With parkers Businesses Without long-term employee parkmg, or those With clients and customers who tYPically spend more than two-hours on Site, or come In the evenings, may be the most negatively affected It may be pOSSible to modify meter hour and time limIt restrictions on the commercial parking to address these problems on a location by location baSIS An alternative evaluated was proVISion for employee parking on the street, but employee parking does not appear to be a serious problem for a Significant number of bUSinesses In the area EnVironmental ReView An mltlal study was prepared for the proposed parkmg zone In accordance With the proVISions of the California EnVironmental Quality Act Based upon the mltlal study, a negative declaration has been prepared All documents are attached to thiS Staff 5 --- Report Notice of preparation of the negative declaration was given In the manner reqUIred by law Implementation Schedule for Preferential Parkmg Zone W Staff anticipates that Preferential ParkIng Zone VV will be Implemented and enforcement Initiated within 45 to 60 days after Council approval The majority of thiS time IS required to notify residents on the procedures and rules and regulations to obtam permits, and to Issue the permits Preferential parkmg signs Will be Installed within a week prtor to the desIgnated start date of enforcement BudgeUFlscallmpact Initially, It IS estimated that approximately 200 permits will be purchased by area residents In the proposed zone ThiS Will generate approximately $3,000 annually In additional revenue In FY 99/00 at accou nt 01415 400290 The preferential parkmg signs Will be Installed by City crews Recommendation It IS recommended that the CIty CouncIl 1 Approve the negative declaration for the proposed zone 2 Approve the attached Resolution establishing Preferential Parkmg Zone Wand Amending Resolution 9344 CCS (Resolution of the City Council of the City of Santa Monica Re-Estabhshmg Vanous Preferential Parking Zones) by replacIng Exhibit A 6 . - 3. Direct Finance Department staff to make the budget adjustments outlined In this repo rt Attachments A Imtlal Study B Resolution Establishing Preferenllal Parking Zone W ExhibIt A - Preferential Parking Zones C VICInity Map 0 Wntten comments on Proposed Zone E Summary of Planmng and Enforcement ActivIties Related to Nessah Center Prepared by' Suzanne Frick, Director of Planning and Community Development Lucy Dyke, Transportation Planmng Manager Ron Fuchrwakl, Traffic Operatrons Manager 7 . II '-008 A TT ACHMENT A t.. 1..0::9 - -- ---- . .. ~OTICE OF I~TE~T TO ADOPT A.'\ I:\ITI-\L STLDY A:\D .\ PROPOSED ~[GA Tn E DECLARA TIO~ 0:\ PROPOSED PREFERE.'\ TL\L PARKI~G ZO:\[ .., ,., TO BE LOCATED \\'ITHI~ THE -\R[:\ BOl '."0 BY \" ALE STREET. SA.'\ T.\ 'IO~ICA BOl'LEYARD. CE~TIl\EL -\ -\ "E.'\ t E .\ '."D COLORADO .\ VE'-jTE To: C onc~[11ed Persons From The City of Sant.! \Iomcd PROJECT LOC-\ TI01\ Resldentlal street frontd2:e wlthm the area bound b\. Yale Street. Santa \lomca Bou!e"arC. Cenl1nela AC\ enue and Colorado -\. enue . DESCRlPTIO~ OF PROJECT The Cny of Santa \-lOll/Cd Planmng and Commumt: De\ elopmc-nt Department proposes to Implement a preterenual parkmg zone along the resIdential street frontage wlthm the area bound by" Yale Street. SJntd \IOnIca Boule\ard, Centmela Avenue and Colorado A\enue with on-street parkmg restnctIons as follows 1 hour parkmg, 8 00 a m to 5 00 pm \Ionday through Fnday. 'Io Parkmg. 5 00 pm to 1 ~ 00 a m Monday through Fnday. except by penmL and :\-0 Parkmg 8 00 d ill to 12 00 a ill Saturday and Sunday. except by permIt" Only reSIdents of d,'elhng umts d.~ng the resldentlal street frontage ,vnhm the prescnbed boundanes are ehglble to receIve parkmg permns An alternam"e scenano IS also studIed wnhm the context of thIS Imual Study. "1'\0 Parkmg i 00 am to 11 00 am dady. e"\cept by permIt .. (:'\ote Yale Street. bet\\een Santa fvlomca Boulevard and Colorado Avenue. IS presently mcluded m PreferentIal Parkmg Zone "Ir' and WIll not be mcluded In the ne" preferentIal parkmg zone An Imtlal Study and a proposed :\egatlve DeclaratiOn ha\e been prepared and are avmlable for your re'IeW and comment The Imtlal Study exammes Impacts of the proposed project on the City's en\ Ironment ::--l"o em Irorunental factors have been IdentIfied that have known sIgmficant Impacts or unknown potentlally slgmficant Impacts In addItlon. no emlronmental factors \'.ere found to have Impacts that were potentially sIgmficant unless mItigated HO\\' TO CO\Il\IE:\"T O:X :\"OTICE OF I.'\"TE1\T TO ADOPT A .'\"EGA TIVE DECL\RA. TIO;,\! The City. of Santa :Vlomca encourages publIc comment on thIS and other projects CopIes of the Imtlal Study and proposed );egatlVe Declaratlon on the proposed project are avaIlable for your re\leW at the Office of the CIty Clerk. Room 102 m CIiy Hall and the en)' Plannmg DIVISIon PublIc Counter. Room III In CIty HalL 1685 \.1am Street. Santa :\lomca A copy IS also aVallable at the reference sectiOn of the Mam Branch LIbrary, 1343 6'h Street, Santa Momca All documents that are referenced m the proposed Imtlal Study are also avaIlable for reVIew at the City Planmng Counter. Room 11 L CIty Hall. 1685 I\-Iam Sireet. Santa \-tomca DUE DATE FOR CO:\Il\IENTS July 9. 1999 5 00 P m ,. ...010 \\ HERE TO SE~D COJI1\IE:\'TS CIty Planmng 01 nSlOn J 685 \lam Street. Room 212 Santa \lomca. CalIfornIa 90401-3295 Telephone (310) 458-8341 AttentlOn Paul Foley_ ASSOCIate Planner Espafiol Esta es una nonCla de un estudlO prehmmano y declaraclOn negatl\a para el estacLOnamIento preferenClal Je la zona "VV" Para mas mfoml",-.LOn. !lame a Carmen GutIerrez a l31 0) 458-83-+1 APPROVED AS TO FRO!'vl l----~~ -- JA Y mEVD;O. AICP Plannrng \1anager f ppd"share"notlces"negdenv doc _. 1..011 LH \' UJ- ~A-" TA .\10I\ICA IS KO 99-011 PL~",~ING MTI CQyl:\-1Ll1\lTY DEVELOP"YIE?-'l DEP..i\RT"Y1:E~l City Hall. 1685 -'.-'lam Street. Room 212. Santa Montca, CalIfornIa 90401-3295 PROPOSED :'iEGATIVE DECLAR4TIO~ An apphcatIOn for a I\~GATIVE DECLAR.A.TIO~ to carry out the follo,vmg project PreferentIal Parkmg Zone "\Y" \vlthm the area bound by Yale Street. Santa )..lomca Boulevard. Cemmela A venue and Colorado Avenue (Yale Street excluded) In the CIty of Santa -'-'lontca, CalIfornia Two scenanos are studIed Scenano One would aUm.\' on-street parkmg restnctlOns of "2 hour parkmg. 8 00 a m to 5 00 P ill ~-1onday through Fnday, :\0 Parking. 5 00 P m to 1200 a 111 Monday through Fnday. except by pernllt, and -:\0 Parkmg 800 a m to 12 00 a m Saturday and Sunday, except by penmt"" Scenano T,vo would allow "1\0 Parkmg 7 00 a m to 12 00 am dm1:y. except by pernllt" ThIS applIcanon havmg been filed by the Planrung and CommunIty Development Department on Apnl6. 1999. and havmg been reVle\ved by the Planrung and Commumty Development Department, the Department hereby finds that 1 The proposed actIVIty does constltute a project wlthm the meanmg of the Cahforma Envlfonmental Quahtv Act of 1970, as amended ? The proposed aCllnty IS not exempt from the provISIons of such act by reason ofbemg a mmIstenaL categoncally exempt or emergency actIvIty .... The proposed actIvIty does not appear to have a substantIal adverse effect upon the enVIronment .J 4 Inasmuch as It can be seen ''-'Ith reasonable certamty that no substantIal adverse effect IS Involved. no proper purpose \vould be served by the preparatIon of an EnVIronmental Impact Report 5 A NegatIve DeclaratIOn document IS the proper, correct and appropnate procedure reqmred to assure complIance WIth the purpose and mtent of the CalIfornIa EnVIronmental QualIty Act of 1970. as amended - The Department. therefore. has determmed that the proposed project does not have a sIgmficant effect on the envIronment and that an EnVIronmental Impact Repon IS not reqUIred Followmg the publIc renew penod, the declSlon makmg body IS reqUIred to conSIder \vhether or not a ~egatlve DeclaratIOn contInues to be appropnate '~~-11 ~ PlAN:.rrN"1'vL~NAGER CITY PLA~ING DIVISION Date 0/1$(1'1 . !it \..012 t 'ppd share'pre"pkgnnegdec doc Last Re\."15ed ~. 94 1 efts CITY OF SANTA MONICA IS No 99-011 PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT City Hall, 1685 Main Street, Santa MOnica, California 90401-3295 INITIAL STUDY AND NEIGHBORHOOD IMPACT STATEMENT DA TE FILED Apnl 61 1999 ThiS checklist IS to be completed for all projects that are subject to environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) The mformatlon, analysIs and conclUSions contained In the checklist form the basIs for decldmg whether an Environmental Impact Report (EIR), a Negative DeclaratIon (NO) or a MItigated Negative Declaration (MND) IS to be prepared Additionally. the checklist shall be used to focus an E1R on the effects determmed to be potentially slgmflcant I. INTRODUCTION 1 Project Title Preferential Parkmg Zone (V V" 2 Lead Agency Name and Address City Plannmg DIVISion, Plannmg and Commumty Development Department, 1685 Mam street, Santa Montca, CA 90401 3 Contact Person and Phone Number Paul Foley, Associate Planner (310) 458-8341 4 Project Location Residential street frontage wlthm the area bound by Yale Street, Santa Montca Boulevard, Centmela Avenue and Colorado Avenue, excludmg Yale Street. 5 Project Sponsor's Name and Address Traffic Operations DIViSion, Plannmg and Commumty Development Department, 1685 Mam Street, Santa Momca, CA 90401 6 General Plan Designation Low Density Housmg 7 Specific Plan DesignatIon N/A 8 Zonmg R2 Low Density Multiple Residential District 1 efB ". '-'013 CITY OF SANTA MONICA IS No 99-011 PLANNING AND COMMUNITY 'JEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT City Hall, 1685 Main Street, Santa Monica, California 90401-3295 9 Description of Project Preferential Parkmg Zone 'V V" wIth the foJ/owmg on- street parkmg resinctfons "2 hour parkmg, 8 00 a m to 5 00 P m Monday through Friday, No Parkmg, 5 00 P m to 12 00 a m Monday through Fnday, except by permIt, and No Parkmg 8 00 a m to 12 00 a m Saturday and Sunday, except by permit" Only reSIdents of dwellmg umts along the reSIdentIal street frontage wlthm the prescnbed boundaries are e!JglbJe to receIVe parkmg permits An alternative scenano IS also studIed wlthm the context of thIs Imtlal Study, "No Parkmg 7 00 a m to 12 00 a m dally. except by permIt" (Note Yale Street, between Santa Monica Boulevard and Colorado Avenue, IS presently mcluded m Preferential Parkmg Zone ''if'' and will not be mcluded m the new preferentIal parkmg zone) 10 Surrounding Land Uses and Setting The land uses wlthm the prescnbed boundaries consist of prlmanly mufti-famIly dwellmgs with commercIal uses along Santa MOnica Boulevard and the south sIde of Colorado Avenue There IS also an active place of worship with associated actIvities located In the 1500 block of Franklin A venue 11 Other public agencies whose approval IS required (e g , permits, financing approval, or participatIon agreement) City Council approval of a Resolution estab!Jshmg the preferentwl parkmg zone II. ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS POTENTIALLY AFFECTED EnvIronmental factors checked below would be potentIally affected by thIS project, Involvmg at least one Impact that IS a "Potentially Significant Impact" as indicated by the checklist on the followmg pages _ Geology/Salls - Shadows - Public Services - Construction Effects _ Hazards/Hazardous Matenals _ AIr Quality _ BIological Resources _ Hydrology/Water Quality - EconomIc and Social Impacts _ Population/HousIng _ Land Use/Planning - Recreation - Cultural Resources - Aesthetics - NOIse _ Transportation/ Minerai Resources - UtilitIes/ServIce - 2 eff3 f;W4 ..014 CITY OF SANTA MONICA IS No 99-011 PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT CIty Hall, 1685 Main Street, Santa MonIca, CalIfornIa 90401-3295 Circulation Systems _ Mandatory Flndmgs of _ Agnculture Resources _ Neighborhood Significance Effects III. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS In completmg this checklist, keep In mind the following 1 ) A brief explanation IS reqUired for all answers except "No Impact" answers that are adequately supported by the Information sources a lead agency cites m the parentheses follOWing each question A "No Impact" answer IS adequately supported If the referenced information sources show that the Impact simply does not apply to projects like the one Involved (e g the project falls outsIde a fault rupture zone) A "No Impact" answer should be explained where It IS based on project-speCific factors as well as general standards (e g the project will not expose sensltrve receptors to pollutants. based on a project-speCIfic screenrng analYSIS) All explanatIons should be contained In a "DISCUSSion of EnVironmental Evaluation" which should be attached to thiS checklist 2) All answers must take account of the whole action Involved, Including off-Site as well as on-site, cumulative as well as project-level, indirect as well as direct, and construction as well as operatIonal Impacts 3) Once the lead agency has determined that a particular phYSical Impact may occur, then the checklist answers must Indicate whether the Impact IS potentially Significant, less than Significant with mitigation, or less than SIgnificant "Potentially Significant Impact" IS appropriate If there IS substantial eVidence that an effect may be Significant. If there are one or more "Potentially Significant Impact" entnes when the determlnatton IS made, an EIR IS required 4) "Negative Declaration Less Than Significant With Mitigation Incorporated" applies where the Incorporation of mitigation measures has reduced an effect from "Potentially Significant Impact" to a "Less Than Significant Impact lJ The lead agency must deSCribe the mItigation measures, and briefly explain how they reduce the effect to a less than slgnrficant level (mitigation measures 3 eff3 ~It! l-015 CITY OF SANTA MONICA IS No 99-011 PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT City Hall, 1685 Main Street, Santa MOnica, CalIfornia 90401-3295 from "Earlier Analyses," may be cross-referenced) 5) EarlIer analysis may be used where, pursuant to the tlenng, program EIR, or other CEQA process an effect has been adequately analyzed In an earlIer EIR or negative declaration Section 15063(c)(3)(D) In this case, a brief diSCUSSion should Identify the followmg a) Earlier analysIs Used Identify and state where they are available for review b) Impacts Adequately Addressed Identrfy which effects from the above checklist were within the scope of and adequately analyzed In an earlier document pursuant to applicable legal standards, and state whether such effects were addressed by mItigation measures based on the earlier analysIs c} MItigation Measures For effects that are "Less than Significant With Mitigation Measures Incorporated," descrrbe the mitigation measures which were Incorporated or refined from the earlier document and the extent to which they address Site-specific condItions for the project 6) Lead agencies are encouraged to mcorporate Into the checklist references to information sources for potential Impacts (e g general plans, zonrng ordinances) Reference to a previously prepared or outSide document should, where appropnate, Include a reference to the page or pages where the statement IS substantiated A source list should be attached, and other sources used or IndiViduals contacted should be Cited In the diSCUSSion 7) The explanation of each Issue should Identify a) The slgmficance cntena or threshold, If any, used to evaluate each questIon, and b) The mitigation measure Identified, If any, to reduce the Impact to Jess than Significance 4 eff3 ~.. ~OlS - ~ CITY OF SANTA MONICA IS No 99-011 PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT City Hall, 1685 Main Street, Santa MOnica, California 90401-3295 III. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS Pot Less Than Less Than No Slgnlf Sign If Slgmf Impact Impact WIth Impact Mitigation Incorporated 1 Geology and Soils. Would the project a Expose people or structures to potential substantIal adverse effects, including the risk of loss, inJury, or death mvolvmg I) Rupture of a known earthquake fault, as delineated on the most recent Alqulst-Pnolo Earthquake Fault Zoning Map Issued by the State GeologIst for the area or based on other substantial eVidence of a known fault? Refer to DIvISion of Mines and Geology Special Publication 42 (Source #(s) - - x - II) Strong seismiC ground shaking? ( ) - - x - Ill) Seismic-related ground failure, - rneludlng liquefaction? ( ) - x - - IV) Landslides? ( ) - x - - b) Result In substantial SOIl erosion or the loss of tOpSOIl? ( ) - x - - c) Be located on a geologic Unit or sOil that IS unstable, or that would become unstable as a result of the proJect, and potentially result In on- or off -site landslide, lateral spreadmg, 5 eff3 fJ4I! . 0' -r "" J.' CITY OF SA NT A MONICA IS No 99-011 PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT City Hall, 1685 Mam Street, Santa MOnica, California 90401-3295 Pot Less Than Less Than No Slgnlf Slgnlf Slgnlf Impact Impact With Impact Mitigation Incorporated subsidence, liquefaction or collapse? ( ) - - - L d) Be located on expansive sOli, as defined In Table 18-1-B of the U mform BUIlding Code (1994), creatmg substantial risks to life or property? ( ) - - - .lL e) Have sOils mcapable of adequately supportmg the use of septic tanks or alternative waste water disposal systems where sewers are not available for the disposal of waste water? ( ) - - - x 2 Air Quality - Where available, the significance cnterra established by the applicable air quality management or air pollution control district may be relied upon to make the following determinations Would the project a) ConflIct with or obstruct Implementation of the applicable air quality plan? ( ) - - - .x. b) Violate any air quality standard or contrrbute substantially to an eXisting or projected air quality violation? ( ) - - - x c) Result In a cumulatively considerable net Increase of any cnterla pollutant for whIch the 6 eft3 i\"P ~O18 - --- ---- CITY OF SANTA MONICA IS No 99-011 PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT CIty Hall, 1685 Main Street, Santa Monica, Callforma 90401-3295 Pot Less Than Less Than No Sign If Slgnlf Slgnlf Impact Impact With Impact Mitigation Incorporated project region IS non-attainment under an applicable federal or state ambIent air quality standard (Including releasing emiSSions which exceed quantttatlve thresholds for ozone precursors)? ( ) - - - L d) Expose sensitive receptors to substantial pollutant concentrations? ( ) - - - L e) Create objectionable odors affecting a substantial number of people? ( ) - - - L 3 Hydrology and Water Quality- Would the project a) Violate any water quality standards or waste discharge requirements? ( ) - - - L b) Substantially deplete groundwater supplies or Interfere substantially With groundwater recharge such that there would be a net defiCIt In aqUifer volume or a lowenng of the local groundwater table level (e g , the production rate of pre-exlstmg nearby wells would drop to a level whIch would not support eXisting land uses or planned uses for which permits have been granted)? ( ) - - - L 7 eff3 ,^-- . 0 1 ~i ~ ~:.J CITY OF SANTA MONICA IS No 99-011 PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT City Hall, 1685 Main Street, Santa Monica, California 90401-3295 Pot Less Than Less Than No Slgnlf Slgmf Slgnlf Impact Impact With Impact Mitigation Incorporated C) Substantially alter the eXlstmg drainage pattern of the site or area, Including through the alteration of the course of a stream or river, In a manner which would result In substantial erosion or siltation on- or off-site? ( ) - - - L d) SubstantIally alter the eXisting drainage pattern of the site or area, including through the alteration of the course of a stream or nver, or substantially Increase the rate or amount of surface runoff In a manner which would result In flooding on- or off-site? ( ) - - - L e) Create or contnbute runoff water which would exceed the capacity of eXIsting or planned stormwater drainage systems or provide substantial additional sources of polluted runoff? ( ) - - - L f) Otherwise substantIally degrade water quality? ( ) - - - L g) Place hOUSing within a 100-year flood hazard area as mapped on a federal Flood Hazard Boundary or Flood Insurance Rate Map or other hazard delineation map? ( ) - - - L h) Place wlthm a 1 OO-year flood hazard area structures which 8 eff3 f,.... ...020 - -- CITY OF SANTA MONICA IS No 99-011 PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT City Hall. 1685 Main Street, Santa Monica, California 90401-3295 Pot Less Than Less Than No Slgnlf Slgnlf Slgnlf Impact Impact With Impact Mitigation Incorporated would Impede or redirect flood flows? ( ) - - - X I) Expose people or structures to a significant risk of loss, injury or death Involvmg flooding, Including flooding as a result of the failure of a levee or dam? ( ) - - - x J) Inundation by seiche, tsunami, or mudflow? ( ) - - - x 4 Biological Resources - Would the project a) Have a substantial adverse effect, either directly or through habitat modifications, on any species In local or regional plans, policies, or regulations, or by the California Department of Fish and Game or U S fish and Wildlife Service? ( ) - - - x b) Have a substantial adverse effect on any rlpanan habitat or other sensItIve natural community IdentIfied In local or regIonal plans, poliCies, regulations or by the California Department of Fish and Game or US Fish and Wildlife Service? ( ) - - x - c) Have a substantial adverse effect on federally protected wetlands as defined by SectIon 404 of the Clean Water Act (Includmg, but 9 efS ~ ( ~; , . CITY OF SANTA MONICA IS No 99-011 PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT City Hall, 1685 Mam Street, Santa MOnica, California 90401.3295 Pot Less Than Less Than No Slgnlf Slgnlf Sign If Impact Impact With Impact Mitigation Incorporated not limited to, marsh, vernal pool, coastal, etc ) through direct removal, flllmg, hydrological mterruptlon. or other means? ( ) - - - x d) Interfere substantially with the movement of any native resident or migratory fish or Wildlife species or wIth established native resIdent or migratory Wildlife cOrridors, or Impede the use of native Wildlife nursery sites? ( ) - - x - e) ConflIct with any local poliCies or ordinances protectmg biological resources, such as a tree preservation policy or ordinance? ( ) - - x - f) Conflict with the provisions of - an adopted Habitat Conservation Plan, Natural Community Conservation Plan, or other approved local, regional, or state habitat conservation plan? ( ) - x - - 5 Noise. Would the project result In a) Exposure of persons to or generation of nOise levels In excess of standards established m the local general plan or nOise ordmance. or applicable standards 10 eff3 "ill: ~O22 CITY OF SANTA MONICA IS No 99-011 PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT City Hall, 1685 Main Street, Santa MOnica, California 90401-3295 Pot Less Than Less Than No Slgmf Slgmf Slgnlf Impact Impact With Impact Mitigation Incorporated of other agencIes? ( ) - - - JL. b) Exposure of persons to or generation of excessive ground borne vibration or groundborne nOIse levels? ( ) - - - ..K- c) A substantial permanent Increase In ambient nOISe levels In the project VICInity above levels eXIsting wIthout the project? ( ) - - - ..K- d) A substantial temporary or periodiC Increase In ambient nOise levels In the project VICinity above levels eXisting without the project? ( ) - - - lL e) For a project located within an airport land use plan or, where such a plan has not been adopted, within two miles of a publIc airport or public use airport, would the project expose people reSiding or working In the project area to excessive nOIse levels? ( ) - - - L 6 Shadows. Will the proposal produce extensIve shadows affecting adjacent uses or property? ( ) - - - L 7 Hazards and Hazardous Materials - Would the project 11 \..023 eff3 fti't -- - --- --- - - --- CITY OF SANTA MONICA IS No 99-011 PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT City Hall, 1685 Main Street, Santa Monica, California 90401-3295 Pot Less Than Less Than No Slgnlf Sign If Slgnlf Impact Impact With Impact Mitigation Incorporated a) Create a signIficant hazard to the public or the environment through the routine transport, use, or disposal of hazardous materials? ( ) - - - x b) Create a slgmflcant hazard to the public or the environment through reasonably foreseeable upset and aCCIdent conditions Involvmg the release of hazardous materials Into the environment? ( ) - - x - c) Emit hazardous emiSSions or handle hazardous or acutely hazardous materials, substances, or waste wlthm one-quarter mile of an eXisting or proposed school? ( ) - x - - d) Be located on a site which IS Included on a list of hazardous materials sites complied pursuant to Government Code Section 65962 5 and, as a result, would It create a slgmficant hazard to the public or the environment? ( ) - x - - e) For a project located Within an airport land use plan or, where such a plan has not been adopted, Within two miles of a public airport or public use airport, would the project result 12 eff3 "fIt v024 CITY OF SANTA MONICA IS No 99-011 PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT City Hall, 1685 Main Street, Santa Monica, Callforma 90401-3295 Pot Less Than Less Than No Slgnlf Slgmf Slgnlf Impact Impact With Impact I\MI 9 atJon Incorporated In a safety hazard for people residing or working In the project area? ( ) - - - L f) For a project within the VICinity of a pnvate airstrip, would the project result In a safety hazard for people residing or working In the project area? ( ) - - - L g) Impair Implementation of or phYSically Interfere with an adopted emergency response plan or emergency evacuation plan? ( ) - - - L h) Expose people or structures to a SIgnificant risk of loss, injury or death involving wildland fires, Including where wildlands are adjacent to urbanized areas or where reSidences are Intermixed wIth wIldlands? ( ) - - x - 8 Population and Housing - Would the project a) Induce substantial population growth In an area, either directly (for example, by proposing new homes and bUSinesses) or indirectly (for example, through extension of roads or other Infrastructure)? ( ) - - ~ L 13 eff3 n ..- ~I!i! t.D~;) CITY OF SANTA MONICA IS No 99-011 PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT City Hall, 1685 Mam Street, Santa MOnica, CalifornIa 90401-3295 Pot Less Than Less Than No Slgnlf Slgnlf Srgnrf Impact Impact With Impact Mitigation Incorporated b) Displace substantial numbers of eXisting housing, necessItating the construction of replacement housing elsewhere? ( ) - - - X c) DIsplace substantial number of people, necessitating the construction of replacement housing elsewhere? ( ) - - - .L 9 Land Use and Planning. Would the project a) Physically diVide an established community? ( ) - X - - b) Conflict with any applicable land use plan, policy, or regulatIon of an agency with Junsdlctlon over the project (Including, but not limited to the general plan, speCific plan, local coastal program, or zoning ordinance) adopted for the purpose of aVOiding or mltlgatmg an envIronmental effect? ( ) - x - - c) Conflict with any applicable habItat conservation plan or natural community conservatIOn plan? ( ) - x - - 10 TransportationlTraffic - Would the project 14 efS 4\~ t,,026 -- -- CITY OF SANTA MONICA IS No 99-011 PLANNING AND COMMUNITY OEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT City Hall, 1685 Main Street, Santa MOnica, California 90401-3295 Pot Less Than Less Than No Slgnlf Slgnlf Slgnlf Impact Impact With Impact Mitigation Incorporated a) Cause an Increase In traffic which IS substantlalm relation to the eXlstmg traffic load and capacity of the street system (I e , result In a substantIal Increase In either the number of vehicle tnps, the volume to capacity ratio on roads, or congestion at intersections)? ( ) - - - x b) Exceed, either IndIvidually or cumulatively, a level of service standard established by the county congestion management agency for designated roads or highways? ( ) - x - - c) Result In a change In air traffic patterns, Including either an Increase In traffic levels or a change In location that results - In substantial safety risks? ( )- - x - d) Substantially Increase hazards due to a deSign feature (e g , sharp curves or dangerous Intersections) or Incompatible uses (e g , farm equipment)? ( ) - - - x e) Result In Inadequate emergency access? ( ) - x - f) Result In Inadequate parking capacity? ( ) - x - - 15 eff3 ~... '. 0 2'~ v. I CITY OF SANTA MON ICA IS No 99-011 PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT CIty Hall, 1685 Main Street, Santa MOntca, Callfornta 90401.3295 Pot Less Than Less Than No Sign If 81gmf 81gmf Impact Impact With Impact Mitigation Incorporated g) Conflict with adopted poliCies, plans, or programs supporting alternative transportation (e 9 , bus turnouts, bicycle racks)? ( ) - - x - 8) Involve nght of way dedication resulting In a reduced lot area? - - x - ( ) 1 ) Reduce access to other properties and uses? ( ) - - - x 10) Create abrupt grade differentIal between public and pnvate property? ( ) - - x - 11 Utilities and Service System- Would the project a) Exceed wastewater treatment requirements of the applicable Regional Water Quality Control Board? ( ) - - x - b) ReqUire or result In the construction of new water or wastewater treatment facIlities or expansion of eXisting facIlities, the construction of which could cause Significant environmental effects? ( ) - - x - c) ReqUire or result In the construction of new storm water 16 eff3 lit. tII U028 CITY OF SANTA MONICA IS No 99-011 PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT City Hall, 1685 MaIn Street, Santa MOnica, California 90401-3295 Pot Less Than Less Than No Slgmf Slgnlf Slgnlf Impact Impact With Impact MItIgation Incorporated dramage facIlities or expansion of eXisting faCilIties, the construction of which could cause slgnrficant envIronmental effects? ( ) - - - x d) Have suffiCIent water supplIes available to serve the project from eXlstmg entItlements and resources, or are new or expanded entitlements needed? ( ) - - - x e) Result In a determination by the wastewater treatment provider which serves or may serve the project that It has adequate capacIty to serve the project's projected demand In addition to the provider's eXistIng commitments? ( ) - - x - f) Be served by a landfill wIth sufficient permitted capacity to accommodate the project's solid waste disposal needs? ( ) - x - - g) Comply with federal, state, and local statutes and regulations related to sohd waste? ( ) - - x - 12 Public Services a) Would the project result In substantial adverse physical 17 eff3 ~ J;~ . 02- .... i ~) CITY OF SANTA MONICA IS No 99-011 PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT City Hall, 1685 Main Street, Santa Monica, California 90401-3295 Pot Less Than Less Than No Slgmf Slgnlf Slgnlf Impact Impact With Impact Mitigation Incorporated Impacts associated with the provIsion of new or physically altered governmental facIlities, the constructIon of which could cause slgmflcant environmental Impacts, In order to maintain acceptable service ratios, response times or other performance objectives for any of the public services Fire protection? ( ) - - - x Police protection? ( ) - - - X Schools? ( ) - - - x Parks? ( ) - - - x Other public facIlities? ( ) - - - x 13 Recreation a) Would the prOject Increase the use of eXIsting neighborhood and regional parks or other recreational faclhtles such that substantial phYSical detenoratlon of the facIlity would occur or be accelerated? ( ) - - - x b) Does the project Include recreational facilities or require the construction or expansion of recreational facilities which might have an adverse phYSical effect 18 eff3 fill1 t'030 -- - ---- -- CITY OF SA NT A MONICA IS No 99-011 PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT City Hall, 1685 Main Street, Santa MOnica, CalifornIa 90401-3295 Pot Less Than Less Than No Slgmf Slgnrf SlgnJf Impact Impact With Impact MItigation Incorporated on the envIronment? ( ) - - - .x... 14 Cultural Resources - Would the project a) Cause a substantial adverse change In the significance of a historical resource as defmed m s15064 5? ( ) - - - L b) Cause a substantial adverse change In the significance of an archaeological resource pursuant to s150645? ( ) - x - - c) Directly or indIrectly destroy a unique paleontologIcal resource or sIte or unrque geologIc feature? ( ) - - - L d) Disturb any human remains, Including those Interred outside of formal cemetenes? ( ) - - - L 15 Aesthetics - Would the project a) Have a substantial adverse effect on a scenic vista? ( ) - - - L b) SubstantIally damage scenic resources, including, but not Irmlted to, trees, rock Qutcroppmgs, and histone bUlldmgs within a state 19 eff3 ~~ li031 CITY OF SANTA MONICA IS No 99-011 PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT City Hall, 1685 Main Street, Santa MOnica, California 90401-3295 Pot Less Than Less Than No Slgnlf Sign If Slgnlf Impact Impact With Impact Mitigation Incorporated scenic highway? ( ) - - - x c) Substantially degrade the eXisting visual character or quality of the site and ItS surroundings? ( ) - - - X d) Create a new sou rce of substantial I1ght or glare which would adversely affect day or nighttime views In the area? ( ) - - - x 16 Construction Effects. Would the proposal have considerable constructlon- penod Impacts due to the scope, or location of construction activIties? ( ) - - - ..L 17 Economic and Social Impacts. Does the project have economic or social effects which would result In additional phYSical changes (e g If - a new shoppmg center located away from a downtown shopping area would take business away from the down- town and thereby cause business closures and eventual phYSical deterioration of the downtown)? ( ) - - - ..L 18 Agriculture Resources: In determmmg whether Impacts to agncultural resources are Significant environmental effects, lead agencIes may refer to the California Agricultural Land Evaluation and Site Assessment Model (1997) prepared by 20 eff3 l;1~ ~C~3Z CITY OF SANTA MONICA IS No 99-011 PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT City Hall, 1685 Main Street, Santa Monica, California 90401-3295 Pot Less Than Less Than No Sign If Slgmf Slgnlf Impact Impact With Impact MitIgatIOn Incorporated the California Dept of Conservation as an optional model to use In assessing Impacts on agriculture and farmland Would the Project a) Convert Pnme Farmland, Unique Farmland, or Farmland of Statewide Importance (Farmland), as shown on the maps prepared pursuant to the Farmland Mapping and MOnitoring program of the California Resources Agency, to non-agricultural use? - - x - b) Conflict with eXlstmg zOning for agncultural use, or a Williamson Act contract? - x - - c) Involve other changes In the eXisting environment WhiCh, due to their locatIon or nature, could result In converSIon of farmland, to non-agncultural use? - x - - 19 Mineral Resources - Would the project, a) Result m the Joss of availabIlity of a known mmeral resource that would be of value to the region and the residents of the State? x - - - b) Result In the loss of availability of a locallY-Important mineral resource recovery site delineated on a local general plan, specific plan or other land use plan? x - - - 21 eff3 ~j(I loG33 CITY OF SANTA MONICA IS No 99-011 PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT City Hall, 1685 Main Street, Santa MOnica, California 90401-3295 Pot Less Than Less Than No Slgnlf Slgnlf Slgnlf Impact Impact With Impact Mitigation Incorporated 20 Neighborhood Effects Will the proposal have considerable effects on the project neighborhood? - - - L 21 Mandatory Findings of Significance. a) Does the project have the poten- tial to degrade the quality of the enVironment, substantially reduce the habitat of a fish or Wildlife speCies, cause a fish or Wildlife population to drop below self sustalnlng levels, threaten to eliminate a plant or ammal commun- Ity, reduce the number or restnct the range of a rare or endangered plant or ammal or ellmmate Important examples of the major penods of California history or pre-history? ( ) - - - X- b) Does the project have Impacts that are IndiVidually limited, but cumulatively conSiderable? ("Cumulatively conSiderable" means that the Incremental effects of a project are conSiderable when Viewed In connection WIth the effects of past proJects, the effects of other current projects, and the effects of probable future projects)? ( ) - - - X- c) Does the project have environ- mental effects which Will cause substantial adverse effects on 22 eff3 ~- ' 0"' 1 ~ loJ L - - --- CITY OF SANTA MONICA IS No 99-011 PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT City Hall, 1685 Main Street, Santa MOnica, California 90401-3295 Pot Less Than Less Than No Slgnlf Slgnlf Slgnlf Impact Impact With Impact MItigation Incorporated human bemgs. either directly or mdlrectly? ( ) - - - x IV DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION (See attachment) V DETERMINATION (See attachment) VI SOURCES f \ppd\share\prefpkg\vlvls doc 23 eff3 o ~. ~, l'! .. j:J CIn OF SA.. '\ TA 'IO:\ICA IS '\"0. 99-004 PLA\~[\"G '\:--:D CO\>fJl.fL1\-ITY DEVELOPr.,fE).'T DEPART\fE~T City HaIL 1685 '..fam Street. Santa Ivlomca. Cahfomla 90401-329:- V. DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION AREAS CHECKED "NOT SIGNIFICANT" 1 Geology/Soils (a, b, C, d, e) The proposed preferential parking zone and alternative scenario will not have geological or sOils Impacts as the proposals entail only the mstallatlon or posting of signs adjacent to the reSIdential street frontage within a limited 8 block area of the City, the ImpOSition of on-street parking restnctlons and the acquIsition of parkmg permits by neighborhood reSidents 2 Air Quality (a, b, c, d, e) The proposed preferential parking zone and alternative scenano will not Significantly Impact air quality as the proposals entail only the Installation or posting of signs adjacent to the reSidential street frontage within a limIted 8 block area of the City, the ImpOSition of on-street parkmg restnctlons and the acquIsition of parking permits by neighborhood reSidents It IS not anticipated that either proposal under review will Significantly Increase vehicle movement which contributes to vehicle related air quality Impacts 3 Hydrology and Water Quality (a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j) The proposed preferential parkmg zone and alternative scenano will not affect hydrology or water quality as the proposals entail only the installation or postmg of signs adjacent to the reSidential street frontage within a limited 8 block area of the City, the ImpOSition of on-street parking restrictIons and the acquIsItion of parking permits by neighborhood reSidents 4 Biological Resources (a, b, c, d, e, f) The proposed preferential parking zone and alternative scenano will not affect biologIcal resources as the proposals entarl only the Installation or posting of signs adjacent to the reSidential street frontage within a limited 8 block area of the City, the ImpOSition of on-street parkmg restrictions and the acquIsition of parking permits by neighborhood reSIdents 5 Noise (a, b, c, d, e) The proposed preferential parkmg zone and alternative scenario will not affect nOIse levels as the proposals entaIl only the installation or postmg of sIgns adjacent to the reSidential street frontage within a limIted 8 block area of the City. the ImpOSItion of on-street parking restrictIons and the acqUisition of parkmg permits by neighborhood reSidents 6 Shadows The proposed preferential parkmg zone and alternative scenario will not affect shadows as the proposals entail only the Installation or posting of signs adjacent to the reSidential street frontage wlthm a limited 8 block area of the City, the ImpOSition of on-street parking restnctlons and the acquIsition of parking permits by neighborhood reSidents *- "03 ... J v 1 CITY OF S.-\:"iTA 'IO:\ICA (5 "'0. 99-004 ~J"X\"NG A'\iD CO\1\ll~lTY DE VEL OP\IE:"\ T DEPARTME~T Cny HalL 1685 ~ram Street. Sama \Iomca. CalIfornia 90401-3295 7 Hazards and Hazardous Materials (a, b, c, d) The proposed preferential parking zone and alternative scenano will not create hazards and do not Involve hazardous matenals as the proposals entail only the Installatlon or posting of signs adjacent to tl1e residential street frontage wlthm a limited 8 block area of the City, the Imposition of on-street parking restnctlons and the acquIsition of parking permits by neighborhood reSidents 8 Population and Housing (a, b, c) The proposed preferential parkmg zone and alternative scenano will not Induce populatIon growth nor dIsplace eXisting housmg or populatIon as the proposals entail only the Installation or posting of signs adjacent to the residential street frontage within a limited 8 block area of the City, the Imposition of on-street parking restnctlons and the acqulsltJon of parking permits by neighborhood reSidents 9 Land Use and Planning (a, b, c) The proposed preferential parking zone and alternative scenano will not create any phYSical diVISions In the community and does not conflict with the City's General Plan or ZOning Ordinance as the proposals entail only the Installation or posting of signs adjacent to the reSidential street frontage within a limited 8 block area of the City, the ImpOSition of on-street parking restnctlons and the acquIsition of parking permits by neighborhood reSidents which IS permitted pursuant to Santa MOnica MUniCipal Code Chapter 3 08 10 Transportation and Traffic (a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j) The proposed preferential parking zone will allow residents of dwelling Units along the reSidential street frontage within the prescnbed boundanes to receive parking permits which exempt them from the posted on-street parking restrictions as follows "2 hour parking, 800 a m to 500 P m Monday through Fnday. No Parking, 500 p m to 1200 a m Monday through Fnday, except by permit, and No Parking 800 a m to 1200 a m Saturday and Sunday, except by permit" Under a second scenarro studied wlthm the context of thIS InitIal Study, resrdents wIth parking permits would be exempt from the follOWing alternative on-street parking restnctlons "No Parking 7 00 a m to 12 00 a m dally, except by permIt ., It IS not anticipated that there would be Significant cumulative effects from the establishment of the proposed preferential zone or the alternative scenario to levels of servIce and neIther preferentIal parkIng dJstnct WIll Increase traffiC In relation to the eXisting traffic load as the project Will not generate vehicle tripS The proposed preferential parking zone and alternative scenano WIll not affect nghts of way, vehicular access or safety as no alterations to eXisting publIC nghts-of-way are Included In the proposals Minimal Impacts to parkmg capacity are expected from the proposed project and alternative scenano The Impacts of the posted parking restnctlons from the persons Without permits Will be spread over a multi-block area to the north and south of the proposed zone These areas are not posted, therefore no area Will have SIgnificant effects from the proposed preferential parking dlstnct Although the number of available on-street parkmg ~~ ~e37 2 elT\ OF SA:\TA :\lOi\IC-\ IS ....0. 99~OO4 PL-\:\"":-.;r\G A::\D CO~[~lt"ln' DEVELOPvfEKT DEPA.RH1E\,""T Clty HalL 1685 ~Iam Stret't. Santa '\.fomca, CalIfornia 90401-3295 spaces will not be changed, those persons without permits will have more limited use of the available parking spaces 11 Utilities and Service System (a, b, c, d, e, t, g) The proposed preferentIal parkmg zone and alternatIve scenario will not affect wastewater or storm water systems or landfill capacity as the proposals entail only the installation or postmg of signs adjacent to the residential street frontage wlthm a limited 8 block area of the City, the ImpOSition of on-street parking restrictions and the acquIsition of parking permits by neighborhood reSidents 12 Public Services (a) The proposed preferential parking zone and alternative scenano will not affect public services or the need for new pub/lc facilitIes as the proposals entail only the Installation or posting of signs adjacent to the residential street frontage wlthm a I1mlted 8 block area of the City, the ImpOSition of on-street parking restrictions and the acqUIsition of parkmg permits by neighborhood reSidents 13 Recreation (a, b) The proposed preferential parking zone and alternative scenano will not affect parks or other recreatIonal facll1tles as the proposals entail only the installation or posting of signs adjacent to the resIdential street frontage WJthln a limIted 8 block area of the City, the Imposition of on-street parkmg restrictions and the acquIsition of parking permits by neighborhood reSidents 14 Cultural Resources (a, b, c, d) The proposed preferential parking zone and alternative scenario Will not affect historical, archaeological, or paleontologIcal resources or disturb human remains as the proposals entail only the installation or posting of signs adjacent to the residentIal street frontage within a lImited 8 block area of the CIty, the ImpOSition of on-street parking restrictions and the acqUisition of parkmg permits by neighborhood reSidents 15 Aesthetics (a, b, c, d) The proposed preferential parking zone and alternative scenano WIll not affect scenic Vistas, scenic resources, the eXisting visual character of the neighborhood or create any sources of light or glare as the proposals entail only the Installation or postmg of signs adjacent to the reSidential street frontage within a limited 8 block area of the City, the ImpOSition of on-street parking restrictIons and the acquIsition of parking permits by neighborhood reSidents 16 Construction Effects The proposed preferential parkmg zone and alternative scenario Will not have any construction related Impacts as the proposals entaIl only the InstallatIon or posting of signs adjacent to the reSidential street frontage wlthm a limited 8 block area of the City, the ImpOSition of on-street parking restrictIons and the acqUisition of parking permits by neighborhood reSidents 17 Economic and Social Impacts ~~ '..(\":<8 .'-' 3 CITY OF SA..'IH.\ :\cIO\ICA IS "'0. 99-004 PL\~:-,I'.J"G A"iD CO\l.\Jl :;ny DEVELOP\IE\"T DEPAR TME);"T CIty Hall. 1685 ;...lam Srreet. Santa \lofilca. Cahfomla 90401-3295 The proposed preferential parkmg zone and alternative scenariO do not have any economic or SOCial Impacts which result In additional physical changes as the proposals entail only the Instal/atron or postrng of signs adjacent to the resrdentlal street frontage withm a limited 8 block area of the City, the ImpOSition of on-street parking restrictIons and the acqUIsItion of parking permIts by neIghborhood reSidents 18 Agricultural Resources (a, b, c) The proposed preferential parkmg zone and alternative scenario do not affect agricultural resources as there are no agricultural areas or farmland within the City of Santa Monica 19 Mineral Resources (a, b) The proposed preferential parking zone and alternative scenario do not affect minerai resources as there are no minerai resources within the City of Santa MOnica 20 Neighborhood Effects The proposed preferential parkmg zone and alternative scenano Will not have Significant adverse Impacts upon the neighborhood because the parking zone IS mtended to allow reSidents of the neighborhood With permits to park on-street Within the proposed zone Without being subject to the posted parking restrictions 21 Mandatory Findings of Significance a Does the project have the potential to degrade the quality of the envfronment, substantIally reduce the habitat of a ftsh or wtldllfe speCIes, cause a fIsh or wfldltfe population to drop below self-sustamlng levels, threaten to eltmmate a plant or ammal community, reduce the number or restnct the range of a rare or endangered plant or ammal or species or eltmmate Important examples of the major penods of Caltforma hIstory or pre-hfstory? No The proposed preferential parking zone and alternative scenano Will not degrade the quality of the envIronment or affect native plants or animals as the proposal entails only the re-Installatlon or posting of signs and the acquIsition of parking permits by neighborhood reSidents b Does the project have the potential to achieve short-term, to the dIsadvantage of long-term, envrronmental goals? No The proposed preferential parking zone and alternative scenario will not affect either short-tern or long-term environmental as the proposals entail only the mstallatlon or posting of signs adjacent to the residential street frontage Within a limited 8 block area of the City, the Imposition of on-street parking restnctlons and the acquIsition of parking permits by neighborhood reSidents i!~ \.; (l ')-{.! ..J.... 4 eITl OF SA.'\TA ~lO!\ICA IS :\"0. 99-004 PL-\l\'}.rI"G A:\"D CO\."l1\.-1l.:-.-ITY DEVELopr...fE::-';T DEPARH"lE:\"T Cny Hall. 168:' \Iam Street. Santa )"-1omca. Cahforma 90401-.3295 C Does the project have Impacts which are individually limited, but cumulatively considerable? No The proposed preferential parking zone will allow residents of dwelling umts along the reSIdentIal street frontage wIthin the prescnbed boundanes to receive parking permIts which exempt them from the posted on-street parkmg restnctlons as follows "2 hour parking, 800 a m to 500 pm Monday through Fnday, No Parking, 5 00 P m to 12 00 a m Monday through Fnday, except by permit, and No Parkmg 800 a m to 1200 am Saturday and Sunday, except by permit" Under an additIonal scenariO studied within the context of thiS Imtlal Study, residents with parking permits would be exempt from the follOWing alternative on-street parking restnctlons 'No Parkmg 7 00 a m to 1200 a m dally, except by permit" It IS not anticipated that there would be slgmflcant cumulative effects from the establishment of the proposed preferential zone or the alternative scenario The Impacts of the posted parking restrictions from the persons wIthout permIts WIll be spread over a multI-block area to the north and south of the proposed zone whIch IS not posted and no one particular area should experience any significant effects d Does the project have environmental effects, which Will cause substantial adverse effects on human beings, either directly or mdirectly? No The proposed preferential parking zone Will not have dIrect or Indirect substantial adverse effects on humans as the proposal entails only the installation or postmg of sIgns adjacent to the resIdential street frontage within a limited 8 block area of the City, the Imposition of on-street parkmg restrictions and the acqUisition of parking permits by neighborhood residents VI DETERMINATION See attached f \ppd\share\prefpkg\vvlsdls doc ~..... v040 5 . CITY OF SA:'\T A .\IOl\"ICA IS No 99-011 PL-\:\:..lT\G .-\"JD CO:\f\ll~ITY DEVELOPI\IE~T DEPART~.lE~T Oty Hall. 1685 \Jam Street. Room 212. Santa \lomca. CalIfornIa 90401-3295 DETER'n~A TIO~ Project Title PreferentIal Parkmg Zone "V\" , Project Address The area bound by Yale Street, Santa \1001ca Boulevard. Centmela A venue and Colorado Avenue ('{ale Street excluded) On the basIS of thiS mltlal evaluatIOn I find that the proposed project COULD KaT have a SIgnIficant etTeet on the enVIronment. and a "\cGATIVE DECL\RATIO:\" w1l1 be prepared X I tind that although the proposed project could have a SIgnIficant effect on the ennronment there WIll not be a SIgnIficant effect In thIS case because the mltlgatIOn measures descnbed on an attached sheet have been added to the project A ~EGA TIVE DECLARA TIO:\" \,,111 be prepared I find the proposed project rvlA Y have a sIgmficant effect on the ennronment. and an E1\VIRO~lVIE);TAL Ii\.IPACT REPORT IS reqUIred I find that the proposed project :VIA Y have a SIgnIficant effect(s) on the en\ Ironment. but at least one effect 1) has been adequately analyzed In an ear her document pursuant to applIcable legal standards. and 2) has been addressed by mltlgatIOn measures based on the earher analysIs as descnbed on attached sheets. If the effect IS a "known sIgmficant Impact". "unknown potentIally sIgmficant Impact". or "potentIally slgmficant unless m1l1gated " An E1\-VIRONrvIEKTAL ThlPACT REPORT IS reqUlred, but It must analyze only the effects that remam to be addressed - I '71 ~!>f ~I ~/1_/1 Date Pl~mg ylanager CiIY lannmg Dl VISIOn , p:lj ~hare p"et:lkg "':::e-er cae last Re\' sed '94 ~'"' ~ !"\ 4 l e:f'; "- T raffte" - ~__ _ 11111 -Par Ktn~ <; f r ~EOF INTENT TO AooPT ANINrII[~ PIlOl"ClSED NEGATIVE DECLARA nON ON . - . PREFERENTIAL PARKING WNE "VV" TO BE LOCA THO WITHIN THE AREA BOUND BY Y ALE" STREET, PROOF OF PUBLICATION SANTA MONICA BOULEVARD, CENTINELA A VENUE AND COLORADO A VENUE (2015 5 C.C P) To: Concerned Persons - From: The CIty of Santa Monica PROJECT LOCA TlON: ResutennaJ street rron. wtdun me an:abaMnd by Yair Street. Santa MOllica Boulevard. Cenunela A venue and Colorado A1f...-. STATE OF CALIFORNIA Desc:nption of Project: The City of Santa Momca P1amung and Commumty Development Department proposes to Implement a preferenbaJ parting zone along County of Los Angeles the rc:Slliennal street frontage wIthIn the area bound by Yale-Street. Sanla Momca Boulevard. Cenunela A venue and Colorado A venue With on-street parkmg resttK- tlOns as foUows 2 hour park.tng, 8 00 a.m to 5 00 P Bl. Monday through Fnday, Ne I am a CItizen of the United States and a resident Parking, 5 pm to 1200 am Monday through Fnday, except by penrut, and No Parkmg 800 am. to 1200 am. Sa&uniay and Sunday. except by permn. Only of the County aforesaid, I am over the age of resIdents of dwelbng urnts along the resulennal street frontage wIthm the prescnbed eighteen years, and not a party to or Iflterested In boundanes are ehgible to receive parkJ.ng pemuts the above-entitled matter I am the prrnclpal clerk An altemauve sceMt\O IS also stud1ed W1tlnn the context of this Imual Study, "No of the pnnter of The Argonaut, a newspaper of Parkmg7 OO.a.m.lD 12 00 a.m.dMlYlexcept by pel'DAu "(Note YaleStrcet,between Santa Moluca 8ou.I#vlRiandCo&or.lo A VCDIlC. IS presently IlK:ludcd m PrcfeRnbal general circulation, printed and published weekly Parlong Zone "Il'" and wH1 not be. lIICluded In the new preftRlluaI parbI& :IOOC In the County of Los Angeles, State of CalifornIa. An butnl Stud)' and . pI'OpOSed ~ve Dec:Jaomoa llave been prepued and are under the date of March 7, 1973, modified Qcto- available kryour ~ aDd conr-~ The IIlieiIISludy e:wmnes ImpIlCIS of Ihe ober 5, 1976, Case Number C 47170, that the propoosed pro,ect OIl the City's e8~ notice of whIch the annexed IS a printed copy (set No envuolllDCntal faaors bave been ldenttficd tbat have known S1p1ficart impIcts In type not smaller than nonpareIl), has been or unknowll ~lIplfiCllll.lIIlpICIL 1& aIdtuoL at eo..........~ faaots pubhshed In each regular and entire Issue of said waI: fouDd to have IIDl*b .. war:; ...-oaHy 1IpIfK:aaf--1IIiIIptecI. newspaper and not In any supplement thereof on HOWTO~6NMO'I1CKorlf'fn;rllTOADOP1'AMGATIVE the foUowlng date, to.Wlt DECl.ARAnOJllf The City of Santa Moruca encourages pubhc COllllDent on dus and other projeCtS Copies of t:he bubltl SNd)t 1IId-~ NepQve DeclarabI OD the pDpOIed June 17f projCCt1ftavadabJe bycurteView .a.e-OIIk:eollheCit)' Clerk, ROOII'II01 iaCity Hall and the CIty Pi.... Dl'VllMlll,'" c.o.u.r-...RoBm 111 m Ctty Hall. 1685 Allin the year 1999 Maul StRet. SarIIa Morna. A cosa.ia also a\l8lW:lle .dIe reference sectlOO of the Main Braoch Ltbrary, 1343 6dl.... ~ MODICa. All domamcntt &bat ale ~iIl.~ lD&bal Study arc also avaalabk for I Certify (or declare) under penalty of perjury that review. the CIty .PlaoaHlg CouDII:r. ~ J II. 0Iy Hall, 1685 MaID Stteet, Santa the foregOing IS true and correct MOIllCIl . DUE DATE FOR COMMENTS Dated at Marina del Rey July 9, 1999, 5 p.m. WHJi!.J! TO SEND roMMIl:NTS Cahforma, thIS 17th Day of Jun 1999 City P1anrung DiVISIOll 16SS MaIn SIred. Koom 212 - Santa Mollld, c..Iifumia 9040t-~ Telcpbone. (3(0) ~8-834f SIgnature Anenbon Paul Foley, Associ_ Pbnner .. - EspailoI ~ ~ Esta es l1Ila DOIIl:Ia de un escIWto prebmmano y dcclaraa6n negan va para el cstacJOII8DIICIlIO {pfcteaaal de la .zooa "VV .. Para mAs mfonnact6n. Uame a Carmen Guuerrez a (310) 458-8341 APPROVED AS TO fORM DaVId Maury JA~ . \ l I 1he:fArgonaut I PlannmgManaser I Mailing address PO Box 11209 Manna del Rey. CA 90295-7209 Office located at 5355 McConnell Avenue LA. CA 90066 ~<!;" \..042 Phone (31 0\ 822-1629 Fax (310) 822-2089 - ~- --~ ---- ATTACHMRNT B - ~~ L043 - - - -- - - --- . City CouncIl Meeting July 13, 1999 Santa MOnlca, California RESOLI;'TIO~ 9424 (CCS) A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA ESTABLISHING PREFERENTIAL PARKING ZONE W AND AMENDING RESOLUTION NUMBER 9344 (CCS) BY REPLACING EXHIBIT A WHEREAS, the Parking and Traffic Engineer has received a petition requestmg the establishment of a preferential parking zone, and WHEREAS, the petItIon has been verified to be signed by residents living In two- thirds of the dwelling units comprlsmg not less than fifty percent (50%) of the developed frontage of the proposed preferential parking zone; and WHEREAS, the Parkmg and Traffic Engmeer has undertaken such studies and surveys deemed necessary to determine whether a preferential parkmg zone should be designated In the above area, and WHEREAS, the Planning DIVISion has prepared the required Imtlal Study and Negative Declaration, and WHEREAS, the CIty CounCil hereby finds that the proposed area meets the designation criteria set forth In Municipal Code Sectron 3 08 040, NOW THEREFORE THE CITY COUNCil OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA RESOl VES AS FOllOWS SectIon 1 Preferential Parking Zone VV IS hereby established The regulations for Preferential Parking Zone VV are as follows (a) The follOWing named and described streets Within the City shall constitute Preferential Parking Zone W the area bounded by Santa MOnlca Boulevard, Centmela Avenue, Colorado Avenue and Yale Street (excludmg Yale Street) (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb m Preferential Parking Zone W for more than two hours between the hours of 8 00 a m and 5 00 pm, Monday through Friday, and no vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parkmg Zone VV . between the hours of 500 pm and 800 am, Monday through Friday, or anytime, Saturday and Sunday (c) Preferential parkmg restrictions shall be posted In each eligible block wlthm the zone upon receipt and verification of a quahfiYlng petition representing two-thirds of the dwellmg Units and at least 50% of the abuttrng frontage (d) Any vehIcle parked or stopped without a permit when reqUIred by thiS Section may be removed from the street by any police officer (e) The annual fee for each permit Issued for PreferentIal Parkmg Zone VV shall be $15 00 per permit, or such other fee as may be established from time to time by resolution of the City Council Section 2 Exhlbrt A to Resolution 9344 Number 9344 (CCS) IS deleted m ItS entirety and replaced by Exhibit A attached to thiS Resolution Section 3 The City Clerk shall certrfy to the adoptIon of thiS Resolution, and thenceforth and thereafter the same shall be In full force and effect APPROVED AS TO FORM ;~1 ~iv--- 'MARSHA J~ MOUTRIE City Attorney -~- - Adopted and approved this 20th of July, 1999 ~1 ~ - pt l v '( '----'l 'l--- --r-- '- --'- ~ I I Ram O'Connor. Mayor I. Mana M Stewart. CIty Clerk of the CIty of Santa Monrca, do hereby certify that the foregomg Resolution 9424(CCS) was duly adopted at a meeting of the Santa Monica City CouncIl held on the 20th of July. 1999, by the following vote Ayes Council members McKeown, Bloom, Mayor Pro Tem Genser, Mayor O'Connor Noes Council members Femsteln Abstain Council members Holbrook Absent Council members Rosenstein ATTEST --- "----~ ~l~..~ ~ ~~_L~ l_ Mana M Stewart. City Clerk Exhibit A Preferential Parking Zones Zone A (a) The followmg named and descnbed street wlthm the City shall constitute Preferential Parkmg Zone A Vicente Terrace between Ocean Avenue and Appian Way (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parking Zone A between hours of 9 00 a m to 6 00 p m dally (Reference Ord No 1296CCS, adopted 1/24/84) Zone B (a) The following named and described streets within the City shall constitute Preferential Parking Zone B 1 Bicknell Avenue, Pacific Street, and Strand Street between Neilson Way and Ocean Avenue 2 Hollister Avenue between Neilson Way and Ocean Avenue/Barnard Way 3 Fraser. Hart, and Wadsworth Avenues between Neilson Way and Barnard Way 4 Ocean Park Boulevard (north side only) between Neilson Way and Barnard Way (b) No vehIcle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb 111 PreferentIal Parking Zone B (Reference Ord No 1404CCS. adopted 3/10/97) Zone C (a) The followmg named and descnbed streets wlthm the City shall constitute Preferential Parkmg Zone C 1 Second and ThIrd Streets between Ocean Park Boulevard and the south City limits 2 Beach Street between Second and Third Streets 3 Ashland Avenue. and Manne Street between Mam and Third Streets I 4 Hill Street between Main and Fourth Streets (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parking Zone C between hours of 6 00 p m to 2 00 a m dally (Reference Ord No 1310CCS. adopted 8/14/84) Zone D (a) The following named and descnbed street within the CIty shall constitute PreferentIal Parking Zone D Stanford Street between Wlfshlre Boulevard and LIpton Avenue (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parkmg Zone D dUring the follOWing hours (1) 1200 a m to 200 a m and 900 P m to 12 00 a m on Monday through Fnday (2) All day on Saturday and Sunday (3) For more than two hours between the hours of 9 00 a m and 6 00 p m on Monday through Friday (Reference Ord No 1371 CCS, adopted 5/13/86) Zone E (a) The follOWing named and descnbed street Within the City shall constitute Preferential Parking Zone E 25th Street between San Vicente Boulevard and Carlyle Avenue (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parkmg Zone E for more than two hours between the hours of 9 00 a m and 6 00 p m on Monday through Saturday (Reference Ord No 1346CCS. adopted 11/26/85) 2 -------- Zone F (a) The following named and described streets wIthin the City shall constitute Preferential Parking Zone F Hili and Raymond Streets between LIncoln Boulevard and Seventh Street (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parking Zone F for more than two hours between the hours of 7 00 a m and 6 00 P m dally (Reference Ord No 1354CCS. adapted 1/14/86) Zone G (a) The follOWing named and described street Within the City shall constitute Preferential Parking Zone G 15th Street between Montana Avenue and Alta Avenue (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parking Zone G for more than one hour between the hours of 9 00 a m and 9 00 P m dally (Refrerences Ord No 1359CCS, adopted 3/25/86, amended by Ord No 1903CCS Sec 1. adopted 2124/98) Zone H (a) The followmg named and described streets WIthin the City shall constitute Preferential Parking Zone H 1 30th. 31 st 32nd, 33rd and 34th Streets between Ocean Park Boulevard and Pearl Street (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parking Zone H for more than two hours between the hours of 9 00 a m and 6 00 P m dally 30th Street between Ocean Park Boulevard and Pearl Street shall have two hour parking between the hours of 9 00 a m and 6 00 P m on Mondays through Fridays only (Reference Ord No 1469CCS. adopted 3/28/89) -"l Zone I (a) The following named and descnbed streets within the City shall constitute Preferential Parking Zone I 1 Second and Third Streets between Ocean Park Boulevard and Strand Street 2 Strand Street. Hollister Avenue. and Ocean Park Boulevard between Main Street and Third Street 3 Norman Place between Main Street and Second Street 4 MIlls Street between Second Street and Third Street (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parking Zone I between the hours of 6 00 p m and 2.00 a m or for more than one hour between the hours of 9 00 a m and 6 00 P m dally (Reference Ord No 1360CCS. adopted 3/25/86) Zone J (a) The follOWing named and descnbed street within the CIty shall constitute Preferential Parkmg Zone J 24th Street between Santa Momca Boulevard and Broadway (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parking Zone J between the hours of 7 00 a m and 7 00 P m dally iReference Ord No 1365CCS. adopted 4/22/86) Zone K (a) The follOWing named and descnbed streets Within the City shall constitute Preferential Parking Zone K 17th. 18th and 20th Streets between Wilshire Boulevard and Callforma Avenue (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parkmg Zone K for more than two hours between the hours of 9 00 a m and 6 00 p m on Monday through Saturday (References Ord No 1430CCS, adopted 4/11/89. amended by Ord No 1567CCS See 1. adopted 2/26/91 ) 4 - -- --- Zone K-1 (a) The followmg named and described street within the City shall constitute Preferential Parkmg Zone K-1 19th Street between Wilshire Boulevard and Callforma Avenue (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parking Zone K-1 between the hours of 9 00 a m and 8 00 p m on Monday through Saturday (Reference Ord No 1567CCS Sec 2 adopted 2126/91) Zone L (a) The following named and desCribed area wlthm the City shall constitute Preferential Parkmg Zone L The area bounded by Ashland Avenue between 23rd Street and Euclid Street on the south, Euclid Street between Ashland Avenue and the Santa MOnica Freeway on the west, the Santa Monica Freeway between Euclid Street and Cloverfleld Boulevard on the north. Cloverfield Boulevard between the Santa MOnica Freeway and Ocean Park Boulevard. Ocean Park Boulevard between Cloverfleld Boulevard and 23rd Street, 23rd Street between Ocean Park Boulevard and Ashland Avenue on the east (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parking Zone L between the hours of 8 00 a m and 8 00 P m on Monday through Thursday. and 800 a m and 500 p m on Friday (c) These regulations shall become effective on each street within the named and described Zone following receipt and verification of petitions pursuant to Santa Monica MUnicipal Code Section 3.08.050 and posting of signage to that effect by the Traffic Operations Division. (References Ord No 1444CCS. adopted 6/14/88 amended by Ord No 1603CCS See 1. adopted 10/8/91 amended by Ord No 1871CCS Sec 1. adopted 1/14/97) 5 - - ---- --- -- Zone M (a) The followmg named and descnbed streets wlthm the City shall constitute Preferential Parkmg Zone M 1 Third Street between PICO Boulevard and Strand Street 2 Bay and Pacific Streets between Neilson Way and Third Street 3 Bicknell Avenue between Neilson Way and Fourth Street (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb m Preferential Parking Zone M between the hours of 10 00 P m and 2 00 am, or for more than two hours between the hours of 9 00 a m and 10 00 P m dally (Reference Ord No 1546CCS, adopted 9/25/90) Zone N (a) The following named and descnbed streets wlthm the City shall constitute Preferential Parkmg Zone N 1 14th, 15th, 16th. 17th. 18th and 19th Streets between Wilshire Boulevard and Santa Monica Boulevard 2 Arizona Avenue between 14th and 20th Streets (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parkmg Zone N for more than two hours between the hours of 9 00 a m and 9 00 P m on Monday through Friday. and 300 P IT' and 9 00 P m on Saturday and Sunday (Reference Ord No 1550CCS, adopted 10/9/90) Zone 0 (a) The followmg named and descnbed streets wlthm the City shall constitute Preferential Parkmg Zone 0 21 st and 22nd Streets between Wilshire Boulevard and California Avenue (b) No vehIcle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb m Preferential Parking Zone 0 for more than two hours between the hours of 9 00 a m and 9 00 P m dally i References Ord No 1473CCS, adopted 4111/89 amended by Ord No 1568CCS See 1. adopted 2/26/91. amended Ord No 1608CCS See 1. adopted 11/26/91) 6 Zone P (a) The following named and descnbed streets wlthm the City shall constItute Preferential Parkmg Zone P Barnard Way frontage road (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parking Zone P (c) The annual fee for each permit Issued for Preferential Parkmg Zone P shall be fifteen dollars for the first permit and one hundred dollars for each additional permit, or such other fee as may be established from trme to tIme by resolution of the City Council (Reference Ord No 1474CCS, adopted 4/11/89) Zone Q (a) The following named and descnbed street wlthm the City shall constitute Preferential Parking Zone Q 25th Street between Santa MOnica Boulevard and Broadway (b) No vehIcle shaH be parked or stopped adJacent to any curb In Preferential Parking Zone Q (Reference Ord No 1541 CCS, adopted 9/11/90) Zone R (a) The followIng named and descnbed area wlthm the City shall constItute Preferential Parking Zone R The area bounded by 20th Street. Wilshire Boulevard, 26th Street and Broadway. excluding 24th Street and 25th Street between Santa MOnica Boulevard and Broadway, and excluding 26th Street (b) No vehIcle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parkmg Zone R between the hours of 7 00 a m and 12 00 midnight dally (Reference Ord No 1560CCS. adopted 1/8/91) - ----- Zone S (a) The followrng named and descrrbed streets wlthrn the City shall constitute Preferential Parkrng Zone S 16th and 17th Streets between Montana Avenue and Alta Avenue (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parking Zone S for more than one hour between the hours of 9 00 a m and 9 00 p m on Monday through Saturday (Reference Ord No 1548CCS, adopted 10/2/90) Zone T (a) The follOWing named and descrrbed street within the City shall constitute Preferential Parkrng Zone T Dorchester Avenue between EXposition Boulevard and Delaware Avenue (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parkmg Zone T for more than two hours between the hours of 900 a m and 600 P m on Monday through Saturday (Reference Ord No 1545CCS. adopted 10/2/90) Zone U (a) The followmg named and descrrbed street wlthm the City shall constitute Preferential Parking Zone U California Avenue between 17th and 20th Streets (b) No vehIcle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parkmg Zone U for more than two hours between the hours of 9 00 a m and 8 00 p m on Monday through Frrday iReferenee Ord No 1591CCS See 1 adopted 7/23'91) 8 Zone V (a) The following named and described streets within the City shall constitute Preferential Parking Zone V Pine and Maple Streets between Lincoln Boulevard and 10th Street (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In PreferentIal Parking Zone V between the hours of 8 00 a m and 6 00 p m dally !Reference Ord No 1592CCS Sec 1. adopted 7/23/91) Zone W (a) The followmg named and described street wlthrn the City shall constitute Preferential Parking Zone W 29th Street between Ocean Park Boulevard and Pearl Street (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parking Zone W for more than two hours between the hours of 9 00 a m and 6 00 P m on Monday through Friday (Reference Ord No 1593CCS Sec 1. adopted 7/23/91) Zone X (a) The following named and descnbed street wlthm the CIty shall constItute Preferential Parkmg Zone X Franklin Street between WilshIre Boulevard and Anzona Avenue (b) No vehIcle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parkmg Zone X for more than two hours between the hours of 8 00 a m and 6 00 P m on Monday through Friday (Reference Ord No 1594CCS Sec 1, adopted 7/23'91) 9 Zone Y (a) The following named and described street wlthm the City shall constitute Preferential Parking Zone Y 19th Street between Santa MOnica Boulevard and Broadway (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parking Zone Y between the hours of 9 00 a m and 9 00 P m on Monday through Saturday (Reference Ord No 1639CCS See 1, adopted 8/11/92) Zone Z (a) The following named and described street within the City shall constitute Preferential Parking Zone Z Cedar Street between Lincoln Boulevard and 10th Street (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parking Zone Z between the hours of 8 00 a m and 6 00 P m dally (Reference Ord No 1640CCS Sec 1. adopted 8/11/92) Zone AA (a) The follOWing named and described area Within the City shall constitute Preferenttal Parking Zone AA The area bounded by Kensmgton Road, 7th Street. Pine Street. and Lincoln Boulevard. excluding Lmcoln Boulevard (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parking Zone AA between the hours of 800 a m and 600 p m dally (Reference Ord No 1681CCS See 1 adopted 6/1/93) 10 Zone BS (a) The following named and descnbed street within the City shall constitute Preferential Parking Zone BB Yale Street between Wilshire Boulevard and Washington Avenue (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parking Zone BB for more than one hour between the hours of 9 00 a m and 6 00 P m on Monday through Friday (Reference Ord No 1682CCS Sec 1. adopted 6/1/93) Zone CC (a) The followmg named and descnbed street wlthm the City shall constitute Preferential Parking Zone CC 10th Street between Montana Avenue and Alta Avenue (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential ParkIng Zone CC between the hours of 9 00 a m and 9 00 P m dally (Reference Ord No 1751CCS See 1. adopted 6/28/94) Zone DD (a) The follOWing named and described streets wlthm the City shall constitute Preferential Parking Zone DO 1 24th, 25th and 26th Streets between PICO Boulevard and Pearl Street 2 Pearl Street between Clovertie1d Boulevard and 26th Street 3 24th Street north of Ocean Park Boulevard to Grant School (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parking Zone DO as follows (1) On 24th, 25th. and 26th Streets between PICO Boulevard and Pearl Street, for more than two hours between the hours of 8 00 a m and 600 p m dally, except that on 24th Street between PICO Boulevard and Pearl Street north of the midpOint as determined by the City Parkmg and Traffic Engmeer, between the alley south of PICO Boulevard and the alley north of Pearl Street, no parking shall be permitted between the hours of 8 00 a m and 6 00 P m dally (2) On Pearl Street between Cloverfleld Boulevard and 26th Street and 24th Street north of Ocean Park Boulevard to Grant School. for more than two hours between the hours of 8 00 a m and 6 00 P m Monday through Friday 11 - -- <Referenee Ord No 1797CCS See 1. adopted 4/25/95) Zone EE (a) The following named and described streets within the City shall constitute Preferential Parkmg Zone EE 1 Navy and Ozone Streets between Lincoln Boulevard and 7th Street 2 Longfellow Street between Ozone and Manne Streets (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adJacent to any curb In Preferential Parking Zone EE between the hours of 8 00 a m and 6 00 p m dally (Reference Ord No 1848CCS Sec 1. adopted 5/14/96) Zone FF (a) The follOWing named and described street within the City shall constItute PreferentIal Parking Zone FF Strand Street between Ltncoln Boulevard and 7th Street (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parking Zone FF between the hours of 8 00 a m and 6 00 p m dally rReferenee Ord No 1849CCS See 1, adopted 5/14/96) Zone GG (a) The follOWing named and described street Within the City shall constitute Preferential Parking Zone GG 7th Street between Michigan Avenue and PICO Boulevard (b) No vehIcle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb m Preferential Parking Zone GG on Monday through Fnday (Refere'lce Ord No 1850CCS Sec 1. adopted 5/14/96) ]2 - - Zone HH (a) The follOWing named and descrrbed area wlthm the City shall constitute Preferential Parking Zone HH The area bounded by AdelaIde Onve. 7th Street. San Vicente Boulevard and Ocean Avenue (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parkmg Zone H H (Reference Ord No 1846CCS See 1. adooted 3/26/96) Zone II (a) The follOWing named and descnbed area Within the Crty shall constItute Preferential Parking Zone li- The area bounded by 26th Street. Santa Monica Boulevard, Yale Street and Colorado Avenue (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parking Zone II between the hours of 8 00 a m and 12 00 midnight dally (Reference Ord No 1908CCS Sec 1. adopted 3/24/98) Zone JJ (a) The follOWing named and described street wlthm the City shall constitute Preferential Parking Zone JJ 14th Street between Montana Avenue and Alta Avenue (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parking Zone JJ for more than one hour between the hours of 9 00 a m and 9 00 P m darly \Referenee Ord No 1902CCS Sec 1. adopted 2/24198) 13 . . Zone KK (a) The following named and descnbed street within the City shall constitute Preferential Parking Zone KK 18th Street between Broadway and Santa Monica Boulevard (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parking Zone KK between the hours of 9 00 a m and 9 00 p m on Monday through Saturday (Referenee Ord No 1905CCS Sec 1, adopted 3/24/98) Zone LL (a) The followmg named and deSCribed street wlthm the City shall constitute Preferential Parking Zone LL Centlnela Avenue between Wilshire Boulevard and Lipton Avenue (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferentral Parking Zone LL for more than two hours between the hours of 9 00 a m and 6 00 P m on Monday through Saturday (Referenee Ord No 1904CCS Sec 1, adopted 2/24/98) Zone MM " (a) The follOWing named and deSCribed street wlthm the City shall constitute Preferential Parking Zone MM 22nd Street between California Avenue and Washington Avenue (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adJacent to any curb In Preferential Parking Zone MM for more than two hours between the hours of gOO a m and gOO P m dally (Referenee Ord No 1906CCS See 1. adopted 3/24/98) 14 - ------ Zone NN (a) The follOWing named and descnbed street wIthin the City shall constitute Preferential Parking Zone NN Pearl Street between Euclid Street and Eleventh Street (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parking Zone NN between the hours of 8 00 a m and 800 pm on Monday through Thursday, and 8 00 a m and 5 00 P m on Friday (Reference Ord No 1913CCS Sec 1, adooted 5/26/981 Zone 00 (a) The follOWing named and deSCribed street Within the City shall constitute Preferential Parking Zone 00 12th Street between Santa MOnica Boulevard and Anzona Avenue (b) No vehIcle shall be parked or stopped adJacent to any curb In PreferentIal Parking Zone 00 between the hours of 7 00 a.m and 9 00 pm., Monday through Saturday (Reference Reso No 9360, adopted 1/19/99) Zone PP (a) The follOWing named and descrrbed street Within the City shall constitute Preferential Parking Zone PP Stewart Street between PICO Boulevard and Kansas Avenue (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parking Zone PP between the hours of 800 a m and 900 P m dally (Reference Ord No 1913CCS Sec 1, adopted 5/26/98) 15- -- . Zone QQ (a) The following named and described street within the CIty shall constitute Preferential Parkmg Zone QQ Harvard Street between Wilshire Boulevard and Washington Avenue (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parking Zone QQ for more than two hours between the hours of 9 00 a m and 600 pm Monday through Friday (Reference Reso No 9332, adopted 10/27/98) ..... , Zone RR (a) The follOWing named and described street within the City shall constitute Preferential Parking Zone RR PaCifiC Street between Euclid Street and Eleventh Street (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parking Zone RR between the hours of 8 00 a m and 8 00 P m on Monday through Thursday, and 8 00 a m and 500 P m on Friday (Referenee Reso No 9332. adopted 10/27/98) Zone SS . , (a) The followmg named and descnbed streets Within the CIty shall constitute Preferential Parking Zone SS 23rd and 24th Streets between Wilshire Boulevard and California Avenue (b) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adjacent to any curb In Preferential Parking Zone SS between the hours of 700 a m and 1200 mIdnight dally (Reference Reso No 9379. adopted 3/23/99) Zone VV ~ (a) The follOWing named and described streets Within the City shall constitute Preferential Parking Zone W 16 - - - . The area bounded by Santa MOnica Boulevard. Centtnela Avenue. Colorado Avenue and Yale Street (excluding Yale Street) (b) No vehIcle shalj be parked or stopped adaJacent to any curb on Franklin Street . on Broadway between Centmela Avenue and Berkeley Street. or on Colorado between Centlnela Avenue and Berkeley Street, at any tIme except that two-hour parking shall be permitted from 8 00 a m to 5 00 p m along the Franklin Street frontage of any religiOUS or educational facIlity operating In tillS Zone (c) No vehicle shall be parked or stopped adJacent to any other curb In Preferential Parking Zone W for more than two hours between the hours of 8 00 a m and 5 00 pm. Monday through Friday, and no vehIcle shall be parked or stopped adJacent to any curb netween the hours of 5 00 p mana 800 a m Monday through Fnday. or anytime. Saturday and Sunday (d) These regulations shall become effective on each street WIthin the named and descrrbed Zone follOWing receipt and verrficatlon of petitions pursuant to Santa MOnica MUniCipal Code Section 308 050 and postIng of slgnage to that effect by the TraffiC Operations DIVISion I' ATTACHMENT C ~'$o -r:G~ - - -- - -- - - - Jl I I Jl I l II I I , I U U lr =:=J I II ! I Wh...SHIi:lE BOULEVARD ~l ] . I ~d ~ l- I- t-- ~n~~ w "-' w ..... l- I- W W w.l W ,..... w a:: a:: a:: w w L..: t-- l- I- I- W '" a:: a:: Ul tIl Ul <Il n .- t-- I- Ul <II tIl I I 01 ARIZON.o, AVENUE I II 11 'II I Q Q :::! nn rl I I I I I I I BRCAJWA, I II ! ~ I~ a- t-- '"'-' .- u ,.... ~ I~ 'Z ,~ z ~ li .... <D IU N I I I I I , :OLJRAJO tl,VENlI -. L_ ~I LI U ~ ~ - / -'-' In ninnl I w a:: t-- ~ Ul .:l::: SCALE '''.. 150' ;-P::NNSVLVANIA ...'.1:: <( :r...J.. ~.... I~ (I I~ ~ 4YI .11m EXIsting Preferential Parking Zone II EXisting parking restrictIOns "No Parking 8 OOam to midnight dally" Proposed Preferential Parking Zone W Proposed parkmg restrictIons "2-Hour Parking, 8 OOam to 5 OOpm, and No Parking 5 OOpm to midnight, Monday thru Friday, and No Parkmg 8 OOam to midnight, Saturday and .~ 1- 06 li Sunday" L2I an.. ...-r4 ..aI - - IIWFIC 0PfRA1IOfS 0NSICIt _1MIlII ~"'I" ~...... k.... -.-':: 1II.IJ"MIIICi'[JI.~ Jl I I Jl I I II I I '1 U ur ~I II II WILSHIRE 80ULEVARD II I I ~ I t- ti r- .- Iw t- - t- tj w tj tj => tj tj tj ~ ~ e: ~ 3 a:: .x ~ '" U1 (j'; C/I I> t- r t- ~ U1 c~ U1 I I D I AR;ZONA AvENUE I II II II I ~ nn III I I I I I I BROADWA' , I ~I g I~ :;:,) :l.;... W I-- r- ~ ~ if ~ ~ iiY 'I- L....: IU ~I C/I m I COLORADO AVENU L 1;./ ~I I~I I~I ~j 2:: ~ I- I-nna:: j I- "Iii:!' V1 f.J"J t- ~ ~ ~ ::r SCALE 1" = 1 50' ~ ~ 5 r- PE...~S"'lVA~IA AVE ~. 3004 :;... 'Z ~ ~ I ~ C IX: XD .er InlJ <( a::: <( -- t- W 0::: :..>1 {,'1 II) 1L.. EXistIng Preferential Parking Zone II EXisting parking restrrctlons "No Parking 8 OOam to midnight dally" Proposed Preferential Parking Zone W Proposed parkmg restrrctlons "2-Hour Parking, 8 OOam to 5 OOpm, and No Parking 5 OOpm to midnight, Monday thru Frrday, and No Parkmg 8 OOam to midnight, Saturday and jIj 'fo! '... 1.1 6 (I Sunday" IlIl' -I an · .... ...aI J I TRAme OPERAllONS 0I'.1!D _"'-==~~fIIlfIC4. DIo.... ---== ATTACHMENT D ~ ~ 0 tl ,: ;~. .-,.. U~I.I - -- - - ---- - -- -- RECr:r --:- . ~ ,., I!"--'" _iR Q_ - JUN- 2 2 1999 ...- /< .~.. s ", . -::.. ~ "'A at ar>'""..~ ",-p b ~>- -.fi- May e """;~P"'" 'A- - .,,"'ea 'pi '-' , I'('~J" ""'" 1I ~-_ ~~.-, _I':::'JT · '-11"'1;'" TVa.1 - _ _ - -YJ"W'iJA.."",. 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OJ>z ~"""'-4 - z~go - . -"" ..-'" ."'-$'.. - -oJ> "' ~. . o;:ocn .".< - "t :>000 . OC/lg ~~ >-1- ~. J> . ...-1 - i ~ - . ... - .'- ~ . - = ; r .. - ___ {c.. -. ... ... ......i~~_ :1f.--!'-~~~ ~ , ..,,~r-.;.. i to. - .. ~ t~ v05~ .... - - e ..... Traffic Operations DIVISIOn 1685 Mam Street - Room 115 - J Santa MOnica, California 90401 ; \ City of Santa MOnica .. PREFERENTIAL PARKING The City of Santa MOnica IS proposing to Implement a new preferential parking zone In your area The proposed zone Includes the area bounded by Santa MonICa Boulevard. Centlneia Avenue, Colorado Av"'''ue and Yale Street. The proposed parking restncbons are ''2 Hour p 19, 8 00 am to 5 00 pm, and ) Parking, 5 00 pm to- midnight, M 3Y - Fnday, and No Parktng, E ) am to midnight, Saturday and S, 3Y, except by pemur An altt- .atrve patkJng restncbon IS also bell '9 considered, "No Parking, 7 00 am to mdrught, dady. except by perm,r At thiS time, only Franklin Street between Broadway and Colorado wilt be posted If the zone 15 approved bW 1he City CouncIl. Subsequent streets tn the area WItt be posted when qulllfyll19 petJbons are received and venfied The City IS mterested in rec:eMng ~ _ 1IHs mailer IS forwarded to the City Counal for their A meebng WID be held to dtscuss this matter on Wed . 1999 at 7 00 pm at the Ken EdwarfIS Center Iocaeed at 1527 , .," ... \ If you cannot attend the meeting, your wntten comments would alSo be appreciated Please send written comments to. Ron fuchlWaki, Traffic OperatIons Manager City of Santa MonICa 1685 Main Street, Room 115 Santa MonICa, CA 90401 Please leave a message at 310-458-8296, If ygu have any quesbons ( --- NotK:eCa doc , - - ~- .. ~ !j..! \.CS~ 2911 Colorado Avenue Santa ~fomca. CA 90404 June 22. i 999 ytT Ron FuchIwakI RSCE\'lEO Cay of Santa Momca ~ .-... ... r. 1685 t\-1am Street. Room l15 '\ -...I !"'"1 ~~\~ "''( -~ ~ .... ~.... Santa MOnIca CA 90401 - 1 - -.-" . ~-\::~l' . ~~~"'-~3;:=--oi:-~ - .:..~. ---' . RE Request for Input for preferenual parkmg Dear'Mr FuchIwakl Thank you for your request for mput regarding preferential parkmg We think. it 15 an excellent Idea We recently moved to Colorado Avenue from Anzona Avenue The parkmg permIts that we had over on Anzona A venue helped assure that the resIdents of that area had suffiCient parkmg Currently, It IS somewhat dIfficult to find parkmg near our house on Colorado Avenue when we need street parlong WIth all of the new busmesses openmg on or near Colorado A venue In our area, we are concerned that. III the near future, It wIll be even more dIfficult than It IS now to find parking near our house We hope that you win decide to Implement the more restncttve parkmg polIcy outlmed on your letter, w1th permit fees sImIlar to the ones that we had when we hved on Anzona Avenue Very truly yours, 5--- Stewart Van Horn, MD >(O-S-Z~ -lctg.8 sT-ev> Co .-'fllh @ '(,-t..oCJ ('O~ ~.t.i/ l. 0 7 f) - --- - ----- ~ --~---- 2911 Colorado Avenue Santa MOnIca. C A 90404 310-828-1988 June 22. 1999 ~1r Ron Fuchlwakl C ny of Santa Momca 1685 ~1am Street. Room 115 Santa ~-1omca, CA 90401 . RF Traffic on Colorado Avenue between Centmela;: I Stewart Dear :\1r lwakl We understand that you may be able to help us Several months ago, we moved from Anzona Avenue to Colorado Avenue The traffic along Colorado Avenue m front of our house IS unsafe While we do not have a radar, It seems that dnvers routinely reach speeds of 50 to 60 miles per hour along this stretch In additiOn to bemg unsafe, this makes It difficult for us to back out of our dnveway In the morning We also have two young children who frequently travel In strollers Dnvers who were traveling at excessive speeds have, more than once, nearly hit these strollers when makmg nght turns from Colorado onto sldestreets such as Yale or Stanford We believe that measures are needed to slow these dnvers down We do recognIZe the work that t ty has done to decrease traffic on Colorado and m ~afer (e g smgle lanes, no Ims dunng rush hour), and we do appreciate It ~e ess, thiS stretch has no stop IS or lights from CentlOela to Stewart We woule late It If the City would plac~ stop SignS at the lOtersectlons of Colorado and Yale an, mford. at a mlmmum Thank you for your consideratiOn of this matter Very truly yours, Sarah Schroeder, ~ Stewart VanHorn, MD stewartvh@yahoo com ~~ va?! ---- ~ .' . - , , _ f"'~1.' !~-;) ~~. =l~--- ~:~ \...~ -- rCj , of- L{ ~ ~;'" '"'\ :3u.v1e2{,ICt9? -, -1:J I~ \~ _ . ,-' oJ . ...........:;, ~ ." 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'" i'r.-~/'_t<_J-().,.\.~ tn-- ~ oJ. ~ I ~. be t/I...d ~--- ---kd "rt1--Q ~ by IN\.-~~- / s ~ c.C~9>r ~~ <C. ~ p-r~~, ~L.J ~ Cu jJ-C:"--~-Lt'ifr-;,j IJr.8}~ v \ U ~ ,~CQ ~~~ 7S:~'f~A (~~Lro~ ~ cJ ~v /l-'1-<.-~ ~":J f~ ~ , I v' s"'--L'\-\J).LL-..--,.L':j ~~ ,; "fL ~_at ~ i\;'~'&Sct.., c~ :r,..f--Ac:k.~ ~sJ--+ r-~ 'S.~._cl k ~~..Jo ~~ ~ ~"O~~~ ,~~/lc-1. ~~. - ,- ~~J-=-~ ~ d-L~~ ')' _ K'- ~~JL oJ-- ./~ f-, ~ ~~ ~.......(. ~~ I (kJ}. q...Vt v'I --Wi r1 "":;;o!'";Vt"J'- . I {, vr<~'l""'-<- ~ Cpy><-_W ~~ ~~~ .~ LnS<l .... ... -- 'VVE DON"'- NeeD PkRk:../N &- r R..b S,R I c.. TI DN S I J FROM THE OFFICE OF b -;;;..~ -'Ie; Marlene Bell, library MedIa Teacher f?t]-;z ~ - _~'fC:O r ~- \C/L W~. . F.;'~ ;.-,,,:- r "' fl, Cr~ (}~t0 ,C', ::7YtZ! . - (.., It? . \ I;'~ ,) -t .jj !'C. ~.. ...._' - u1 cf ~Lra. _ _"< .o-."o~' . !... L';'~ - ..-.. ~ \~~~"4P.I~_~( . ....~ tt "-.,~?--.-i h ....J . ~ , ;-\1'\1 ,..... 'wi \-. 71 ~ ~ '\ ~L I e .Ju.duw~/ Ii ! ,~~ 'lHLL, '4~ t!!I!!t:!z r ~ ~ ~ ~ I tUYL- h~ ~~ i; 'I1w- ~ ~ ~ ~nc ~ ' ~~~~ cb- '{,tLJ..:t flrv.f. ~ M 7 ct (fI o-u d1 ~ tJ--Ni-J 0 tti: ti1J.L t ~ · 'J t tLA-L- ur.....u.,-i L..<:L..-/ ~~4UL h; ~:Jf: ~ ~ Ix /l-!f~ - ~ :>ptl~ iU,;f1..- ~ I-u...a tH- ~ ! /YI.- f - ~ ~ ~nt--t..." !u ho CHAFFEY HIGH SCHOOL f 1245 North Euclid Ave, Ontario, California . 988-5560 , - .- ,~ --030 i--v--G f1--L ~ ~ ~ - f!, / ' "r'-Lli l.~ · (( JIf!'!'- ~~ bdw~ ~cuWJ tv/Ld...- W-L m ~ i.a IL /) ~ - ~~ .. e.41--UL.. } Ij~ ~ ~ - {Ch0i' tl sp g:t~ /JJ e dnJ::. - ~ /" /wl-u~~. {3e~ b tL ~ t1!viV-t-- I /VLt.uI--- ~~- f)V.At 'il'7'- ~ Ixlw fYvctULW oJ-- ~ rn , ( ~~. I . f fJ..J1-. Z;~ h-e-' /l-VJhi.-c-/.-u .~~. ~ Sh<-A tL&:~ . ~~. ().JL ~~- ~~l-u-L-~ ()..:i::'. d-..e+-- ffl-L ~ ~ ~ U"r'-. ~ !'f;)6 5~J;t 7f. 4t~ ~ rr. A. 90101 , "' i\.'" I -'-Q > l' .... U oJ .f ~ --- -------- ~- Tori Hartman - 1447 Franklin St #2 Santa Monica, CA 90404 ~ .... ~ """' ~) ( 3 1 0 ) 3 1 5 - 1 9 Z 2 R E C \:.}. '.. ~.. .. fax ( 3 1 0) 3 1 5 - 1 986 . . 1ngo e-mail' Jupltennc@aol com ",1-' ') ') ,;:I ~ k jvl~~- To Ron Fuct11wa f -:: ~ :- '? _ Manager . ~~"'-", T ff operations, -- \' "','"'';':' ..;;..'; ,a Ie -~.. , . I ~1"" '".. - Dear Mr Fuchlwakl, I am opposed to the r:estncted parking proposed for my neighborhood. We are mostly a residentIal' community and on my street In particular It is the renters who want the parkmg restncted. As a condo owner, ) have my own parkmg and I will continue to live on thIS street long after the temporary residents have moved on. af course...the people on Franklin's 1500 block have sIgned the petition. I don't blame them' They are all across from the temple or school or whatever It IS that takes up all the parkmg In the neighborhood on Saturday mormngs' It /5 a mghtmare dUring the times thIS temple has a function for people who live here. But then since I am an owner, I really don't have a parking problem. I am afraid that once you restrict parking on that block, the people gOing to that temple Will overflow onto the other surrounding blocks and sadly thiS WIll only exacerbate the Situation further. .. The actual problem IS that thiS temple IS inconsiderate to Its neighbors by not providing some kmd of parkmg With a shuttle service for Its VISitors Clearly there are parking lots nearby and people could be shuttled in for the events at this place. ThiS would prevent the .local reSidents from being inconvenienced by restricted parkmg. and pass the inconvenience onto the place that has created It. Why should we Impose restrrctlons that Will annoy the reSidents as well as VISitors, when It IS thIS partIcular establishment causmg the problem? If we needed any restriction. I would much prefer no overnight parkmg except by permit ThiS would guarantee that no one but reSidents -- renters and owners -- park In the neighborhood. lIke Beverly HIlls does They manage to keep Crime down that way too. I am senousl opposed to the severe restrictions opposed In our neighborhood. Please phone or write me as to the com,ttee's deCISion since' will be out of town for the meeting. Best. (- C'-. ~ ' ;' __ '\ Vc A u :JL _ L"Vv~ '--1 ~n L_ r {9-A- I.M '-.lOg 2 Torr Hartman ~ - ~=~= - ~= ,--.... : "\ .:::> v i ~ I - : ~ 1 I ::-. C -= l,J--t -- -= ; ......; -= - o -: - c.~ -= r--., ~~ - \..J ~ - \ I I - '- ...: "- F ~ fn ~ i -" u - ~ 'J ~ ~ -S I od ~ - ~ ~~l0 fI 1 ... .., 0 G \::fJ d ;) . ~J) f - C L". \ 'I& ~ ('L- ~~ .J~! ~ I ''& \ ! ~'i0 .~ cv , ()~--' E. ~ - _~~~''''Jio: _ > L#;:.... ~ n I /1 X-C c t\ r, 'i -:- .010 v i_ / \ r r June 23, 1999 Mr. Ron Fuchlwaki, Traff1c Operatlons Manager C1ty of Santa Mon1ca 1685 MalU street, Room 115 Santa Mon1ca, CA 90401 Dear Mr. Fuch1\vakl I am the owner of 3219 Colorado Avenue VUlt #6 Santa Mon~ca. I have 11ved here Slnce 1980. I am marrled and have two small Chlldren. The parklng 1n thlS area has been a n1ghtmare. At t1mes we have to park several blocks away to find a parklng space and thlS 1S a safety concern at nights. I am happy to recelve your notlce regarding preferentlal parklng. It 15 about tlme to do somethlng about the parklng problem. I appreclate your effort and the the comIDun1tles efforts to make our parklng area by perrnlt only. Slncerely ~~~ .- Sam E. Mahsoul 3219 Colorado Avenue #6 Santa Monlca, CA 90404 lij{.oo ~ U'G t v ~. ---- - ----- ~ G~3t q1 l~~ June 23, 1999 Ron Fuchiwaki, Traffic Operations Manager City of Santa Monica 1685 Main St. Room 115 Santa Monica, CA 90401 Dear Ron I am wrrtlng In response to the Preferential Parking Initiative before the board at this time. I live on Franklin Street, directly next door to the Nessah Center and this Issue IS, of course, of great Importance to me. I have lived at this address for eIght (8) years and the parking and subsequent congestion In our neighborhood has become completely out of hand. Although my address reads 3201-B Colorado Avenue, Santa MOnica, CA 90405- My entire bUilding IS situated on the corner of Franklin and Colorado and entrances for all aoartments In the bUlldlno are solelv on - -- Franklin Street There IS no off street parklng.1 have worked actively for the preferential parking and have been assured that our bUilding will be Included In the permit allocation Our qUiet resIdential neighborhood has been a Victim of the enormous growth of the Nessah Center (last week alone, I could NOT park wlthm three blocks of my home on three consecutIve days!) and we feel that as residents, we deserve the rrght to park. Thank you for your assistance I look forward to a final resolution to thiS hOrrible problem Sincerely, ~ k1i. \J095 June 22, 1999 Mr Ron Fuchlwakl, Traffic OperatIons Manager Rt: ('\-'t""'p ~r- Cuy of Santa Momca \.?;-~ , .~ 1685 Mam Street, Room liS 1-.:' - .0S Santa Momca, CA 90401 ~ , ~ RE PREFERENTIAL PARKING - FRM'XLIN STREET rRA.~.~S?-::":':'-;'" y - . ,,,u;GEMENT Dear Mr Fuchlwakl SInce we are unable to attend the town meetmg on June 23, thiS letter IS m response to the matlmg we received regardmg preferential parkmg consideratIon 10 the nnd-cIty neighborhood bounded by Santa Momca Boulevard, Centmela Avenue, Colorado Avenue and Yale Street We have lIved on Frankhn Street south of Santa MOllica Blvd and north of Broadway for the past 13 years and street parking has been a constant problem At first tlus was mainly due to our close proximity to the boulevard and the Santa MOllica Group automotive service center on the comer of Santa Momca and Franklin whose workers not only park their cars on our street but also the cars of their customers These businesses have not gone away and now the problem has escalated to mclude (#1) The Nessah Hebrew Academy at 1537 Franklin Not only do they park and walk on weekdays and evemngs but also on Saturdays, which IS especially horrendous It IS extremely difficult to come and go and run normal Saturday morrung errands because you wdl not find parking on the street when you return unttl well mto the afternoon This problem expands to surroundmg streets as well causing residents to hterally park blocks away from their homes 'We're sure you're aware that when you're carrying bags of groceries home you would hke to be able to park as close to the house as pOSSible (#2) The new Chevrolet dealer on the comer of Santa Momca and Centmela We know for a fact that employees park on Frankhn then walk to work One day we spoke to a gentleman who was worlang on hiS car parked on Franklin and he volunteered that he worked at the Chevrolet dealer He left his car parked there and proceeded to walk to work We believe the problem could be alleViated by peront parkmg for residents We know readmg a letter doesn't do Justice to a problem as only hvmg It can, so we would InVite you to spend some tIme on our street, especially on Saturday mormngs, to see for yourself but you probably won't find any parkmg Feel free to call if you have any questtons and thank you III advance for your consideratIon Teresa EsqUlvel-BJrt .J~\.W~ ~{Y/-~ Thomas M Bm ~ /?J.ffcr 1454 FranklIn Street - Umt C Santa MOllica, CA 90404 (310 453-8513) ~~ ''-'09 G cr=n '~J . . 1 - ., RE _4 i~~ June 23, 1999 ~. , q ~9SS , -- Ron Fuchlwakl, Traffic Operations Manager - CIty of Santa Monica T~~L~.S~-~-;';:: - ..J ~ ~ -~ ~~;'~=':~=~~T 1685 Main Street, Room 115 Santa MOnica, CA 90491 RE FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN BROADWAY AND COLORADO FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN SANTA MONICA BLVD AND BROADWAY - PREFERENCIAL PARKING ZONE Dear Mr Fuch\wakl, My family have lived In 1437 Franklin Street, Apt 3. since 1980, 19 years In the same address/apartment, and my children have grew up here, went to school here, etc The parking situation has been bad Since my famIly and I moved in In 1980 and no solutions have been offered/done 1 st - there was that car repaIr shop In the corner of Franklin and Santa Monica Blvd The company used our street to park the cars they were gOing to repair and have already repaired only waiting for the owners to pick them up NOW - There's the church on Franklin Street between Broadway and Colorado The church goers (by the hundreds) park In our street as well We come home from work, from runnrng errands, ete and find absolutely no parking and are forced to park several blocks away' It has been gOing on since we moved In In 1980 I am glad some outstanding citizens have said "enough IS enough, we need to claim back our streets", and have now worked to this pOint of getting a resolution to thiS pressing parking problem We need permit parking Thank you for listening Sincerely yours, ~ . 1 ~~~ 0v~ Salome Y Carmona 1437 Franklin Street, Unit 3 Santa Monica, Ca 90404 '-f.t 'JOB7 (310) 453-5493 0'" ~~~, 1?~~;. -!! --~. r 1: ~ -I - "~.:P ~...~.mv~~ ~ - - - . 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"-...... .- ~ - -~, - 1-...._ - i ....,...i, ..;::.;-" '-' -.. h.. ~' June 23, 1999 Ron Fuchlwakl, TraffIc OperatIons Manager City of Santa Monica 1685 Main Street, Room 115 Santa Monica, CA 90491 RE FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN BROADWAY AND COLORADO FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN SANTA MONICA BLVD AND BROADWAY - PREFERENCIAl PARKING ZONE Dear Mr Fuchlwakl, My family have lived In 1437 Franklin Street, Apt 5, since 1978, 21 years In the same address/apartment, and my children have grew up as "Franklin Street, SM girls" The parking situation has been bad since my family and I moved In In 1978 and no solutions have been offered/done 1 st - there was that car repair shop In the corner of Franklin and Santa MOnica Blvd The company used our street to park the cars they were gOing to repair and have already repaired only waiting for the owners to pick them up NOW - There's the church on Franklin Street between Broadway and Colorado The church goers (by the hundreds) park In our street as well We come home from work, from runnrng errands, ete and find absolutely no parking and are forced to park several blocks away I It has been gOing on since we moved In In 1978 I am glad some outstanding citizens have saId Uenough IS enough, we need to claim back our streets", and have now worked to this pomt of gettIng a resolution to this pressIng parking problem We need permit parkmg Thank you for listening Sincerely yours, ' ; 3~' .' , A; / , < {JC [{j tv t/ . Zenaida C Warrie 1437 Franklin Street, Unit 5 ~~ U098 Santa Monrca, Ca 90404 (310) 829-0294 ...... ., , -- --- - ---- - - - - - - - - -- . IVJ.l./ ~'-V~ M. ~J.II 11'1 'i /) 1Yv I (,.AJ... 9 0 'i 0 ~ -- LJ.fAt,/V lV" "'1.- . fI:" ~ I cJ<.e f~ d~ vvv d~ e7J1-v, ~ . ~ ~ . !~)fnt ~ ~ h-v. ]),:~ RECEtVED ..- r ___ _ _..__ JUN 2 4: 1999 : (it" 0f S2'lta \/.orica TRA:-.s?CiKi II T!~L~.1Ar'\jAGE ~.~= \rT i -- J -- - -- - _J ~ ~ iM~~ ~ 09r ... '-' _t J ;~...;:O~ CO\1Q --' \, "CAT"C"~S 29:2 ::::J ;;"ac-o ~."er~e $.; te 203 Sa-ta t/(I~I-:a C=I "-c.r~"3 90.c.J~ 310 2c~ ::551 F~X 3:,:) 26",:; 555;;:: RECEj ~ .:' ": ) 1 19(':, ~ '"-,.. l....J "01 ! .... ........~ .. 4-._!",:::; - (II .111 I II -I":'~J --/ft\;. .... MEMORANDUM Date June 18, 1999 To Ron Fuchlwakl Company TraffIc Operations Manager, City of Santa Monica From Jeffrey Wilson RE Preferential Parking Dear Mr Fuchlwakl, On behalf of my company, VVPA CommUnication, Inc , I would Implore the city NOT to Implement the proposed preferential parking It would place a tremendous burden on my employees and their quest for parking dunng the week, and In turn, a burden on WPA Additionally, when clients comes to our Office, It reflects poorly on our Santa Monica bUSiness If they do not have convenrent parking The parking situation In the Roberts BUSiness Park, located on the 2900 block of Colorado Blvd, at where our office eXists, IS inSUffiCient at two spaces per office We must have street parking available to us We have a difficult time as It IS on Mondays and Thursdays when street cleaning hinders parking from one Side of the street We have researched alternatIve parking arrangements, most recently at the MGM complex at 26th and Colorado, but It IS too costly for our small company \^Je sought out the special parking permits through the City of Santa MOnica, but those deSignated areas are too far from the office and are not feaSIble for my employees Street parking IS our only resource As PreSident of VVPA Communications, Inc 1 I urge you NOT to Implement preferential parking Thank ~for your consideration I . Best R;1dS, .,p , /' ~'> 6~r:y Wlson PreSident .. l.10u - - --- - - - - ,I;.-...J .L~,,,,.H;:i~.;I~lJ~l::: r>' ~ S;,lab of Santa MonIca 30:':0 San.a Moruca BI'.d Sarla Mnnlca CA 9Q4-J4 Tel '110 453 42a2 Fax_ 31 0 ~5J 8642 Toll /r",e aT' 23;) SMO E-mall saabsrn:?...artl>llflk nel June 2],1999 l'(a FacsimL/e - 310 576 1598 Ron FuchiwakI. TraffIc OperatIOns Mandger Cl{Y of Santa :"oiomc.a 1685 \rlam Street Room 115 Santa .\tomed, C.!\ 90401 Re Proposed Preferential Parkmg Zones Dear Mr Fuchn".-akl We strongly oppose to the proposed Preferenhal Parkmg Zones 4.s a landlocked busmess III Santa .'tlolliea, we have very few optIons as we try to provIde born customer and employee parr.Jng Current zomng regutatlOns do not allow us [I) bUild a rooftop parking area because we are adjacent to a resIdentIal area Wuh rhlS proposed ordmance, we would also not be able to provIde street parklllg. We have few alternattves fn effect, these proposed zones \liQuId take awaY our ONLY VIable parkIng solutlOn \Vf' c;trongly recommend that !-<O Preferential Parlung Zones be created. however, if a regulatIOn must be imposed, the two-hour weekday parkmg I e:'ITILtlon i~ less aamagmg than the alternative. Please consLder the needs of 5aab of SaRra Montca and other area buslllesses as you make your recommendatIon to the Clty Council Smcerelv. f'l /~ . ~I ~J! ~ E-v\,J, !./ f ~'f & 7 ~ a-~y".c,-Q Mtltll t---,;, eI~, I / / 1/ Judah RKhards Frances Rehwald JAR/lee (r \'la farslmlle Dan Erler Santa MOnica Chamher of Commerce 3103941868 Pro~'<Ily S"NI~g 'ne Wesls'dll SlIlCe 1999 SAAB I'" f "" \,; Ul. --~ -- EDWARD A. ELLIOTT, M. D. - -- - --- -~ ~ PSYCHIATRY RE.CE\\JED 3017 S >\.........'T A. \10NlC A BLVD SLUE 307 SMTA. MO::-.lKA CALIFORl"IA <}O.W~ -., ~ -1.~Gr TELEPHON'E 310 829-55+0 '..I~',\ ' j ,j..}J ;~ -.'" "'0::.. ;::;~ -.s;;'-:.,;-,~ ,~"" ..~~;~GE~i'Etn Ron fuchIwakl, Traffic OperatIOns Manager CIty of Santa MOllIca 1685 Mam Street, Room 115 . Santa MOnIca, CA 90401 Regardmg the proposed parkmg restnctIons for the Santa Monica Blvd ~Centmela Ave - Colorado Ave -Yale Street parkmg zone, I want you to consIder the hardshIp to my patIents I am a psychIatrIst performmg one hour sessIOns of psychotherapy, often until 8 00 at mght A permIt-only parkmg zone would create much dIfficulty for many of my patIents who park on nearby Stanford Ave Any conSIderatIOn would be greatly apprecIated Edward EllIott. M 0 - ~t--;oI ....1(";'1 ..... u.. -- -- - --- -- ~ - -- "'-1. r \': i '~ , ~: <- ~J . ~..~~~"~lio ,.; :,...Id ... ' <CJ~ 7-'1~.~;~ ~=~.~=;~ ~ June 19, 1999 Dear Sir: This is in regards tor~8W restriction that is being imposed for the two hour parking on the streets 8 AM to 5 PM, 1t would be a hardship on the many business. ltlo I however do not 11ve~th1s area but frequent it at least once a ~eek or ~ore and find 2 hours 1s not enough time to oonduct my business. Mrs C. .Wright Culver Cl ty 1$0..... Ul']-. - J ----- - ----- ~ S.C.A. Data Systems Inc. 22 June, 1999 Ron Fuchiwaki, Traffic Operations Manager RECEIVED City of Santa Monica t jHN ? A 10')'\ 1685 Main Street, Room 115 Santa Monica 9040 1 r .~",Gc.MENl . TAA~.,-:' -.# r .r 1 J....i.. I..ru Dear Mr Fuchiwaki: ..- Our company, SCA Data Systems, is located in the Robert'. Business Park, 2912 Colorado Av If the preferential parking proposal currently under consideration is adopted, we will be compelled to move our business-most likely out of Santa Monica. The hardship imposed by this proposal would be componadod because we renewed our lease a month or so ago, based on the assumption that street pIrkiDs would continue to be available Our building has 10 business units and 10 two-tpace tandem ..... slota. We currently have four spaces, but anticipate beiDa reduced to two (ODe taDdem slot) within a couple of months. We have five employees DODe ofwhom lives ia tbe ~1IU!diate area or even near to public transit Now. we use one space of Hiil1lt parking. Shortly, we will requrre three. There is no long.term pF)-~ of renting Idditional space in our parking lot. When the currently vacant office units are leasecl no spare slots wiD. be available We are keenly aware that the local parking Jituatioa is 4iffiaJk. nil it, however, . mixed-use zone and the proposed parking restridioD does oat properly tab ipto account the needs of local busine8l. The 'DO parking 5:00 PM to midnight provision is particularly discriminatory. Very few small businesses in today. economy can operate on a nine to five schedule. We routinely remaia open until eight or n;~ ~ as do a number of our buainess neighbors. These propo~~ ~ ~mp1y. untenable for us. Please reconsider creating this parking zone; I don't believe that it i. in the interest of the City to cceIto unrentable office space in this now vibrant area. Sincerely. / 7_~ IJ~ ------ ~ Howard Stover 'if: "i. ;';104 2912 Colorado Avenue, SUite 200 · Santa MOnica. CA 90404 · Tel 1310] 315-9930 Fax {310] 315.9530 - - - Preferential Parking Comment Sheet Name 1 {(Li'l 1/ 1=n LfD V Address o C C L" '" ~1 _'f) 10'( f- (e) ",-{.- ,.1~):t.~ ,,- fCC{E:'tf (=3(0) f5'5- 0 OJ / \ All/oliu, 0+ Daytime Telephone ~r:1,~de~ . Comments -- r ~ ~~lt-, CLLo l4- ~kqG,vL - ctn,d-t, 1'J~) QJiJ' l{;Tu:-cL \ .X,,,.li. ~Y1 ~ Uu . AUn ~ v \.(J L l r J/rct 4 b l;, 1tiJ L,{.t/.... 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Comments J../LR- ~ --u~ ~ -f("~ Z5;-- / / V - --~ c.G ~~ ~.P___ t')7 ~ ,~ ../ . / 0- - r _~ JvV ~~_ h_-/~~~ / d /- _A"---O ~~~ ~~/ __q .~~ /~~ c:;l//1~-~ -~a-- '~./YM/~A~ r~; ~~~~_ . -- I ' () ~ , - ~~ M ~~ ~--'" ~--<:.-f' 0-..,' ~~J~ __ -A7 ~ V - , --" ;r I' ~ /Y.;? ~ OA --'l4 _'" ~ ~ ~~.-A-.60- t/' , . ~A'O~~* - , V ;~k ,-/Af'aAJ ~~' /Ju-. ~ L__ '. ~ - cf'- p7 d. A'A ! .h C--.A~.:b- .L-</~--L-<? C'&.,.~ () "'?' /J1---~?U ~ (' I ". - '"' 11,) June 22, 1999 Ron FuchIwala, Traffic Operations Manager RECEiVED CIty of Santa Monica 1685 Malll Street, Room 115 ljiN ) ~ 1999 Santa Maruca, CA 90401 vv. -.J . TR;';S~'~~~~'~'\'i, ~= :::,I'C Reference: Proposed PreferentIal ParkIng Zone Area bounded by Santa Maruca Blvd! CentInela Ave., Colorado Ave, and Yale St Dear Mr. FuchIwala . We the undersigned residents of the area III the proposed preferentIal parkIng zone are adamantly opposed to the establIshment of thIS zone and want to regIster our strong oppositIon for the follOWIng reasons 1. As 18 year residents of the area we have never found the parlang to be unduly inconvenient and most certainly not now particularly during daytime hours. 2. Our condominIum project and we expect most of the other mostly apartments and condominiums III the area have no proVISIOns for guest parking. 3, With the proposed zone will we then always have to wait WIth permit in hand at the curb for guests to arrIve? On occasion we have entertaIned a number of couples for dinner and wIll we now have to provide valet parkmg If we have more cars than pennits in order to be gracious hosts? We believe the preferential parkmg zone IS an Ulmecessary nuisance 4 The prolIferatIon of preferential parking wIll only make matters worse In adjacent areas so that ultimately all of Santa Monica will have to be a preferential permit parkmg zone 5. PreferentIal parking is bad for the environment because it encourages residents of such areas to buy and use more automobIles than they have off-street parkIng spaces for 6. Fmally is this a proposal about parking or is it about bigotry? Both of the proposed restrIctIons and one in partIcular concern parkIng on Saturdays and Sundays Are the proposed restrIctions really dIrected at the JeWIsh congregation on Franklm that meets on Saturdays and other rare relIgious hohdays and the Black congregatIon at comer of Berkeley and Colorado that meets on Sundays? Z2)4- . Samuel N. V odopIa ~~{,fiaS5d-V- Carol J 'asson 1508-C Berkeley Street . vII5 Santa Monica, CA 90404 7Ci Wh'~fn II- YV/ / G r?c.eIrl - __6/z.y~~ ::J+, r~4,dS,{, fhL "?re_.f1e,er/,C;j 4r.k;j H f -Fov,,- d I-./,"-d 10 t'VIj_ do<:} r -yes rd/ ~/? 2. /Vf lM-Fe- __a "lei WI f5elF Ot:-~ Ve.ry MuCh vql-"~-f rh15 __ jq /-e.S_1- a-lleJy?r- fa St (,.."'~.e.Z~ u.f'V1ore... 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Traffic OperatIOns Manager CIty of Santa :\.Ionica 1685 MaID Street, Room 115 Santa :\loDlca. CA 90401 . Dear l\Jr. Fuchiv,..akI, I am wntIDg to }OU because I am extremely concerned about the CI~-lS attempt to make my family purchase permits to park in front of our own house. I am absolutely opposed to this! \Vhere are friends and neighbors supposed to park? There IS not a hospital on our street. \Vhat IS the point? This is Just another attempt to dram loyal reSIdents of mone~'. Please I strongly urge you to reconsider. Thank )"ou for your consideration. Smcerely. ~11"~ vIla ---- Cahxto Enriquez 1448 Stanford Street apt. F Santa Monica, CA. 90404 (310) 453-1334 RECt""'~" ~-D t:.~ ~~ ~ " 'N .) i 19Q9 I~.! .:.w ~ t _ .~ ~ u~ ,A;:..... .:a rRANS:':,-:-r :;rJ flA\,.lG::r,~ENT June 23,1999 . Ron FuchiwakI, Traffic Operations Manager City of Santa :\lonica 1685 Main Street, Room 115 Santa ~Ionica, CA. 90401 Dear Mr. Fuchiwaki, I am writing to you because I am extremely concerned about the city's attempt to make my family purchase permits to park in front of our own house. I am absolutely opposed to this! \Vhere are friends and neighbors supposed to park? There is not a hospital on our street. \Vhat is the point? This is just another attempt to drain loyal residents of money. Please I strongly urge you to reconsider. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely I ~. . w vl1J Preferential Parking Sign-Up Sheet June 23,1999 N"Zf / Address Daytime Telephone "II t }7! c{ (I ~/t~6' ftliM.. :!5/C' ~Jll.. - ~-t- 3'- 1/ ftl7 r t,. . I .. . :<' f ...- -~ v,", 1';7 ! ~ / l :.f J ~:u I e.-{61v-"c/ ~,~ . cT .i / : i k'i' 'VI, & ......L..--' ~/D +5'3-0q!J~ 'l1 a {( a ./~-\ec fl l~\\ frajl~tl()& -- ~ Ie - &2~/ L l-~C{ ~. <r "f {lf2<i:Y~.f \, .ere. 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"0 . ,C,1 ~'" tc I \:4 :<1,,1 '. ,S- r,-- ( Q 't Of 2> d-..l ~ (()l~ 4-r Ff s 3 i \) ~ a cl S- J \jfi - ~ "123 - ATTACHMENT E SUMMARY OF PLANNING AND ENFORCEMENT ACTIVITIES RELATED TO NESSAH CENTER On July 10, 1998 the Southern California Nessah Education and Cultural Center filed a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) application to allow construction of a 19-space parking lot on an adJacent lot The project was deemed complete on March 23, 1999 While the project was onglnally scheduled for Planning Commission review In Apnl, the heanng was continued to review the site history and eXisting arbitration agreement and IS stili pending The audItorium was bUIlt In 1958 by the Seventh Day AdventIst Church as a "church and school recreation bUilding" The sIte was used by the Seventh Day Adventist Church as a K-8 elementary school and for religious SOCial actiVities In a recent letter to the City, the Seventh Day Adventist Church states that the actiVities conducted at the subject property Included "all actiVities associated With a school and all SOCIal actiVities associated With a church'J (Source Letter from Senior Pastor dated May 12, 1999 ) The Southern California Nessah Education and Cultural Centeroccupled the site sometime after 1987, and accordmg to their CUP application, operates prrmanly as a place of worship With nursery school/child care durrng week-days and other educational actiVities durrng the evenings and on Sunday The present use of the site for religious and educational activities IS consistent With the prior use of the site The standards eXisting In 1958 allowed the construction of schools and churches In thiS district as of right, and no parking was required The use IS now considered a legal non-conforming use sInce religiOUS Institutions now require a Conditional Use PermIt In thiS dlstrrct The site has been the SUbJect of a number of zoning complaints from 1990 to the present Prrmary Issues Include nOise, hours of operation, Inadequate on-site parking, traffiC, alley traffiC, and use of a vacant lot for parking FollOWing complaints In 1995, the Nessah Center and representatives of the neighborhood entered Into an arbitration agreement In an effort to resolve on-going disputes City representatives also participated In the arbitratIon sessions Complaints regarding nOise, hours of operation, parking and traffic problems continue Complaints about the use of the vacant lot adJacent to the Center for parking were also filed which resulted In the filing of a Conditional Use Permit At the request of reSIdents, and In an effort to confIrm any potentIal VIolatIons such as nOIse Violations, nightclub activities or alcohol sales or service, the site was Inspected and monitored for Code Violations for a continuous 30 day perrod In November and December of last year DUring the perrod of reView, no Violations were documented Staff continues to monitor the site but to date, no Violations have been observed WIth regard to the CUP application currently under reView, the addition of 19 parking spaces Will not result In compliance With current parking requirements for a place of - - - - ------- -- ----- -- worship The Nessah Center apparently uses 80 off-site parking spaces, In addition to 21 on-site spaces, for ItS operations The applicant has been requested to submit Information regarding the off-site parking used for the Nessah Center pnorto the Planning Commission review of the Conditional Use Permit application F \PLAN\SHARE\PC\STRPTlnessahrev2 wpd