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RESOLUTION NO. .841
A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION
OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA DETERMINING THAT
A CERTAIN USE IS AN ACCESSORY OFFICE USE.
WHEREAS, an office area of approximately 475 square feet
on the fifth floor of the Towne Centre building at 150 North Santa
Anita Avenue has been designed and is proposed for use asa 'snack
bar for the use of tenants of the building, only, including their
employees and guests,. and
WHEREAS, a question has been presented to the Planning
Commission pursuant to Section 9213 of the Zoning Ordinance as to
whether such proposed use is an acc~ssory use to the Towne Centre
. building" as permitted by the Ordinance;
NOW, THEREFORE, THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
ARCADIA HEREBY DETERMINES AND RESOLVES that sa~d snack bar as it is
designed and proposed for use on the fifth floor of said Towne
Centre building, for the use of tenants only, includcing their
employ.ees and guests, is an accessory use customarily in:cidental
to the use of said building as an office building.
The Secretary shall cert~fy to the adoption of this
resolution.
I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing resolution was
adopted at a regular meeting of the Planning Commission of the City
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of Arcadia held on the 8th
following vote:
AYES:
NOES:
day of
January
, 1974, by the
Commissioners Clark, Coghlan, Erickson, Reiter
Commissioners perlis and Huddy
ABSENT: Commissioner Hegg~
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ATTEST:
(;;Jf//t4111L(/llrjtrt~
Secretary
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December 6, 1973
City of Arcadia
Members of the Planning Commission
249 W. Huntington, Drive,
Arcadia, California 91006
RE: Cutting Board
Towne Centre Building
150 N. Santa Anita
Dear Commissioners:
As I am sure the majority of you are aware, the Towne Centre building
is leasing at a very fast pace. We are currently 95%' leased, and will
be 95% occupied by approximately De'cember 15, 1973. Due to the heavy
concentration of clerical employees of the various' tenants in the
building it was decided that a fast food service installation would
benefit the building'-s tenants greatly.
The parking situation is obviously conjested and the lessening o'f
traffic in the parking area would assist tremendously. This type of
installation is designed to keep the employees in the building during
their lunch hours and coffee breaks as opposed to getting into their
automobiles and driving to an alternate toffee shop. Also, with the
advent of the energy crisis and the possibility of gasoline rationing,
an installation of this sort will be good for the community in general.
The Cutting Board is designed as a fast food service installation with
the primary intent of serving only t~ose tenants within the building.
'there are no provisions within their leas,,"allowingsign rights., The
operator's merchandising program does not involve outside advertising.
It is not the type of restaurant (for lack of a better word) that
would appeal to the outside public. It is located on the 5th floor
of the building and consists of a total square footage of 475. Of this
total, less than 50% is allocated for seating. It is not anticipated
that anyone would be driving to the building solely for the purpose of
patronizing this facility. All foods are pre-prepared and brought in
Qaily. The only cooking that is performed on the premises is the
l:"einstitution of precooked foods through the use of a microwave oven.
'there is a table seating capacity for sixteen people, however, it is
highly unlikely that this number of people would ever at one time be
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seated at the tables due to their size and the uncomfortable feeling of
closeness that would result. The majority of the foods will be taken
by the employee back to his desk or lunch room,as the case may be,to be
consumed. The counter shown on the floor plan is there only for picking
up orders and will definitely not be used as additional seating for food
cohsumption.
After our negotiations of the lease had been consurnated, we contacted
the Roether ,Construction, Company, the general contractor performing thp
majority of the tenant improvements in the building, for the purpose 'of
_ ,/. dev~lo~~ng the space. The plans were drawn and submitted to the Arcadia
~..6P"o/rll{ft{{tt(g Department, stamped "Approved", and a permit was iSS. ued for the
LJ development of the space, Now that the space is completed and the facility
is ready for operation, we have been completely surprised. to find out from
the City that there is a possible conflict as to whether or not the zoning
would allow such an establishment under the definition of the code.. We
find it hard to believe that this situation was not acknowledged dur,ing
the planning stage. A substantial capital outlay has been put forth by
both the owners of the building as well as the intended operator. Should
we now not be allowed to open for business the resulting factor would
produce a tremendous hardship on the operator as well as a considerable
financial loss to our company. We would like the Planning Commission
. to consider this establishment as an "Accessory Use" within the definition
of the code of the building. It is merely designed to facilitate the
employees in the building and is obviously not appealing to the general
public at large.
Very truly yours, "
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Vice President
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cc: John J. Palermo
President
American Realty & Management Co.
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