PC R 82-915 V�54
The Planniiig Commission finds that the Variance applied for by Lee O.
Webb at Oak Park Boulevard and Highway 101 meets the requirements of Section
7.3 of the Arroyo Grande Zoning Ordinance as amended, to allow for increase
of the building height from 30 ft. to 35 ft. for proposed Motor Inn and
Restaurant in the "H-S" Highway Service District on the following described
property:
RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
ARROYO GI2ANDE GRANTING A VARIANCE, CASE NO. 82-86.
Lot 4 of Tract No. 604, in the City of Arroyo Grande,
County of San Luis Obispo, State of California,
according to the map recorded August 24, 1977 in
Book 9, Page 39 of Maps.
WHEREAS, the Planning Commission finds that:
(a) The granting of said application does not constitute a grant of
special privilece inconsistent with limitations upon other properties in
the vicinity and same zoning in which.this property is located, and (b)
because there ar_e specia? circuristances applicable to the property
(size-shape-topography-location-surroundings) the strict application of
the Zoning Ordinance does deprive applicant's property of privileges
er.joyed by other properties in tne vicinity and in the same zoning
classification,�.- and approves said Variance for the following reasons:
1. It was d�terr,iined t'r.at special circumstances existed where
by a f�.re could be fought from the roof line, if necessary, ,
because of the architectural design of the structure
(r^ire D°,�artment memo dated June 28, 1982). More specifically,
the memo re�lects upon the 30 ft. height limit as being
critic�l, and the architectural drawings specify a 26 ft.
distai;c� between the floor and the eave line elevation of
thn tal.lPst portions of the motel. With grading, the
maximum height b��w�en the eaves and the ground where the
lac'd�r �rT�ll be placed should be approximately 28 ft. thus
mitigating the concerns highlighted in the Fire Department's
memo.
2. The rocf of the structure is to be constructed with a clay
tile cover_ing, making it somecahat more fire retardant than
many of the other structures in the City.
On motion by Conunissioner Benhardt, seconded by Commissioner Moots
and by the following roll call vote, to wit:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSF_.NT:
RESOLUTION NO. 82-915 V
Commissioners F3enhardt, Carr, Moots, Moo.re
and Vice Chairperson Cole
None
Commissioner Pilkington and Chairman Gerrish
the foregoing Reso].ution was adopted this 20tii day of July 1982.
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