Showing posts with label Fullerton Planning Commission. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fullerton Planning Commission. Show all posts

Thursday, September 15, 2011

Another Bar in Downtown Fullerton

by Darryl Jones for the Fullerton Sentinel

As if the dozens of existing bars in Downtown Fullerton were not enough, yet another is poised to open.

Last night, the Fullerton Planning Commission unanimously gave the green light to the nightclub which is taking over the old Spadra Restaurant next to the Slidebar.  The owners plan to expand the patio and make minor interior changes.

The plans include having beer taps at several tables so that customers can pour their own drinks. 

In a town where some of our greatest expense and liability is the direct result of providing college students and dropouts with alcohol, it might be time to re-think City plans to continue this growing trend. 

City staff assert that the City has the resources to manage another watering hole.  With as many as ten Fullerton Police Officers taken off patrol in recent months for varying degrees of misconduct it is unclear just how the City will manage another 200 drunks in Downtown Fullerton. 

Good job Fullerton!

Monday, November 8, 2010

Planning Commission to Approve Flashing Sign - Imperial/Bonita

The Fullerton Planning Commission is scheduled to take up a request for a "flashing sign" at Imperial and Bonita on November 10.  Staff recommends approval of the permit.
4.  PRJ10-00722 – ZON10-00136. APPLICANT: JOSH PIATT; PROPERTY OWNER: ALBERTSONS EMPLOYEES FEDERAL. A request for a Conditional Use Permit to allow a flashing sign on property located at 341 East Imperial Hwy (generally located at the northeast corner of Bonita and Imperial Highway) (C-M zone) (Categorically exempt under Section 15311 of CEQA Guidelines) (Staff Planner: Elaine Dove)
RECOMMENDED ACTION: Approval, subject to conditions
Staff Report            Plans
Although the area is primarily commercial and industrial, there are homes across Imperial Highway from the site which may be affected.  If you live or opperate a business in the area, you are encouraged to attend this meeting and voice your concerns and/or support. 

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