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Council P4t.: April 27, 1982 Santa Monica, California APR 7 1982
TO: The Mayor and City Council
FROM: City Staff
SUBJECT: Appeal, Interim Development Permit No. DR 040 & Z. A,
Case No. 4502., Variance of Parking, Office Addition,
2953 Lincoln Blvd., C4, Dunn & Roth. _
Introduction
This is an appeal from the determination of the Planning Commission
granting approval of a parking variance and Interim Development
Permit for construction of a 2 story addition to an office
building located at 2953 Lincoln Boulevard just south of Pier
Avenue in the C4 District.
Background
The applicants propose to construct a 2 story 1750 sq.ft. addition
to a 1750 sq.ft. law office building. The existing building plus
the added construction requires 9 parking spaces and the applicants
requested the Variance to permit the use of 3 tandem spaces, 2
compact spaces and a reduced turning radius. The Parking and
Traffic Engineer has approved the layout. The development otherwise
meets the requirements of Resolution No. 6385.
The Planning Commission granted the Interim Development Permit and
the Variance-.with all conditions submitted by staff except the
levy of the development fee.
Alternatives
Under Ordinance No. 1220 the City Council may affirm, reverse or
modify any determination of the Planning Commission in regard to
the Interim Development Permit.
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Mayor and City Council -2- April 27, 1982
Recommendation
In as much as the proposed building complies, except as noted,
with the standards included in Resolution No. 6385 it is
respectfully recommended that the Interim Development Permit
be approved with all conditions imposed by the Planning Commission
with the following additional condition:
That under Resolution No. 6385(CCS) a development fee of $968.63
would be required in connection with approval of this development.
The City of Santa Monica is currently enjoined from enforcing
the Resolution as related to fees. If the City of Santa Monica
prevails in the case of United Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners of America, et al. vs. City of Santa Monica, et al., Los
Angeles Superior Court Case No. WEC 069227, such fee (or any
fee as may be adjusted by any subsequently adopted ordinance)
shall be due and payable within 90 days of the date that the
City of Santa Monica is no longer subject to the injunction.
The fee is computed on the basis of a 1 1/2% Arts and Social
Services Fee on 1,750 sq.ft. o£ Type V Office construction at
$36.90 per sq.ft. totalling $64,575.00.
Prepared by: Rex Oberbeck