HomeMy WebLinkAboutRES NO 34-96RESOLUTION NO. ~ 4" 9 6
RESOLUTION MAKING FINDINGS AND TRANSMI~YING
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE KERN COUNTY BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS REGARDING AMENDMENTS TO THE
CASA LOMA SPECIFIC PLAN
WHEREAS, the Casa Loma Specific Plan is a joint product of the County
and City which is to be adopted as a single area specific plan for land subject to County
jurisdiction and land subject to City jurisdiction; and
WHEREAS, if application is made for amendment of the plan within an
area of County jurisdiction, the notice of the proposed amendment shall first be given to
the City Council who shall conduct a public hearing and make recommendations on the
amendment to the Board of Supervisors; and
WHEREAS, the Kern County Board of Supervisors referred consideration
of amendments to the Casa Loma Specific Plan to the City Council for review and
recommendation; and
WHEREAS, the amendment proposed changes to allowed and conditional
land uses (Exhibit "A") and development standards (Exhibit "B") within the 6.2, 7.1, 7.2
and 7.3 land use designations and placing the entire Casa Loma Specific Plan area under
the rule of the County's adult entertainment ordinance; and
WHEREAS, there are inconsistencies between the proposed County
ordinance amendments and City ordinances; and
WHEREAS, Casa Loma Specific Plan development standards are being
reviewed by County and City staff for possible changes; and
WHEREAS, Kern County is the lead agency and is responsible for
complying with the requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act; and
WHEREAS, the City of Bakersfield is in compliance with the amendment
procedure set forth in Section 1.2 of the Casa Loma Specific Plan; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has considered and hereby makes the
following findings:
1. All required public notices have been given.
2. Kern County is the read agency.
3. Not all of the proposed changes to the allowed and conditional uses
of the 6.2, 7.1, 7.2 and 7.3 land use designations are consistent with the comparable City
zoning districts of C-2, M-l, M-2 and M-3.
4. Kern County's adult business ordinance is inconsistent with the
City's adult business ordinance.
5. Planning department staff from Kern County and the City of
Bakersfield are reviewing Casa Loma Specific Plan development standards for purposes
of developing greater compatibility between County and City development standards
within the Casa Loma Specific Plan boundary.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of
Bakersfield as follows:
All of the foregoing recitals are hereby found to be true and
correct.
2. The City Council hereby makes the following recommendations:
Adopt only those changes to the 6.2, 7.1, 7.2 and 7.3 land use
designations as shown on Exhibit "A" recommending
approval;
Do not adopt the County adult business ordinance as an
amendment to the Casa Loma Specific Plan;
Do not adopt the proposed land use development standards
of the 6.2, 7.1, 7.2 and 7.3 land use designations;
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I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing Resolution was passed and
adopted by the Council of the City of Bakersfield at a regular meeting thereof held on
I~IAR 0 $ 1996 , by the following vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEMBER DeMOND, CARSON, SMITH, McDERMOTT, ~ SULLIVAN, SALVAGGIO
NOES: COONCILMEMP'ER ~(j ~'q~_
ABSTAIN: COUNCILMEMBER
~SF. NT: COUNCILMEMBER ~--~
Act±rig CITY CLERK and Ex Officio l~lerk of the
Council of the City of Bakersfield
APPROVED MAR 0 $ ~
B~B PRICE
MAYOR of the City of Bakersfield
APPROVED as to form:
JUDY SKOUSEN
CITY ATTORNEY
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February 21, 1996
EXHIBIT "A"
Proposed Kern County Amendments To
Casa Loma Specific Plan
Proposed Changes
6.2 (General Commercial)
Permitted Uses
LAND USEAMENDMENT
Bed and breakfast inn
Community care facility
Fruit stand
Video/audio taoes sales/rentals
Auto rental
Mini-warehouse, for storage of personal
household goods, provided there is no
outside storage; excludes cargo containers
and ternnotary storage structures
Tanhim, salons
Transmission lines, ~ and supporting
towers, poles, pipelines and underground
facilities for gas, water, electricity, telephone,
or telegraph service owned and operated by
public utility company under the jurisdiction
of the California Public Utilities Commission
pursuant to Section 13.5.3(c).
Communitv or senior citizens center
Rehabilitation facilities
Adult dav care
Commercial coach, temporary. not exceeding
six (6) months
Drainage sump, if proposed and approved as
part of a tentative subdivision map or
tentative parcel map, or if accessory to a
permitted use
Water storage facilities
Water system, small or large
County Proposal:
Add Permitted Use Or
Delete Permitted Use
Add
Add
Delete
Add
Add
Add
Add
Add
Delete, Add
Add
Add
Add
Add
Add
Add
Add
City Recommendation:.. ': '=.='
Oppose. County. Proposal
Oppose; (?UP use, residential
use not permitted by right
Approve
Oppose; Allowed in City C-2
Approve
Approve
Approve
Approve; use presently
allowed in 6.2, CUP use in
City C-2: addition improves
situation
Approve
Approve
Approve
Approve
Approve
Approve
Approve: Must comply with
Uniform Building Code,
Chapter 70; Municipal Code,
Section 16.44
Approve: not addressed in
City zoning ordinance,
normally undertaken by public
agency; FP~P and FP-S in City
Approve; Not addressed in
City zoning ordinance;
normally required as part of
development project or
subdivision map act process
EXHIBIT "A" - Casa Loma Specific Plan Amendment Page 2
LAND USE AMENDMENT
Card room
Movie theater, adult
Trade fairs and exhibitions. temoorarv.
fourteen (14) dav maximum). excluding fica
markets and swap meets
Bookstore, adult
Fruit stand, temperaW
Auto body top,air and [minting
Feed and wood fuel
Rec~/clable materials, collection and storage,
provided there is no more than three
thousand (3,000) stluare feet of outside
storage, and all compression and bailing
operations are conducted wholly within an
enclosed structure
Radio, television, microwave, or commercial
communications transmitter. receiver or
translator
Transfer station. small volume
Waste-to-ener~ facility
Water ~torage or groundwater recharge
Water system, large
Proposed Changes
6.2 (General Commercial
Conditional Use Permit
County Proposal:
Add Permitted Use Or
Delete Permitted Use
Add
l)cletc
Add
Delete
Delete
Delete
Add
Add
Add
Add
Add
Delete
Delete
City Recommendation:
Approve. County Proposal Or
Oppose County Proposal
Oppose: Allowed in City C-2
Approve; Allowed in City C-2
Approve
Approve; Allowed in C-2
Approve
Oppose; CUP in City C-2
Oppose; CUP in City M-2,
allowed in City M-3
Approve; CUP in City C-2,
exceptions: no waste food
products, processing,
manufacturing or treatment
Approve
Oppose; CUP in City M-3
Oppose; Cup in City M-3
Approve; Not addressed in City
zoning ordinance, normally
undertaken by public agency;
Approve; Not addressed in City
zoning ordinance; normally
required as part of
development project or
subdivision map act process
EXtlIBIT "A" - Casa Loma Specific Plan Amendment Page 3
Proposed Changes
7.1 (Light IndustriaL)
Permitted Use
LAND USE AMENDMENT
Video and audio taoe sales and rentals
Tanning salon
Truck repair, whnllv enclosed within a
building Add
Truck fueling.station, with minor repair, but Delete
excluding engine or transmi~ion repair
Pioe, oilae oreduct, and oil>e filter, assembly Add
only
Feed and fuel, including woodyard Delete
Recvclable materials, collection and storage, Add
orovided there is no more than three
thousand (3,000) square feet of outside
storage. and all compression and bailin~
operations are conducted wholly within an
enclosed structure
BakeLy, large Add
Li.~ht machinine Add
Well drilling~rvice Add
Transmission lines, :ewer: and suo~ortin~, Delete; Add
tQwers, poles, pipelines, and underground
facilities for gas, water, electricity,
telephone, or telegraph service owned and
operated by a public utility company under
the jurisdiction of the California Public
Utilities Commission pursuant to Section
13.2.8
Drainage sump,if proposed and approved a~ Delete
part of a tentative subdivision map or
tentatiw tract mnp
Car_.4. r~m Delete
Bookstore, adult Delete
Water storage facilities Add
Water system, small or large Add
County Proposal:
Add Permitted Use Or
Delete Permitted Use
Add
Add
City Re~ommendation: ' ' ".:'
Approve County. Proposal Or '. .
Oppose County Proposal · · · .. "'
Approve
Approve
Approve
Oppose; allowed in CityM-1
Approve
Approve
Approve; provided recyclable
materials do not include hazardous
materials or waste; subject to
approval by Hazardous Materials
Division
Approve
Approve
Approve
Approve
Approve; City requires conformity
with Uniform Building Code,
Chapter 70 and Municipal Code,
Section 16.44
Oppose; allowed in City M-1
Oppose; allowed in City M-I
Approve
Approve; Not addressed in City
zoning ordinance; normally required
as part of development project or
subdivision map act process
EXHIBIT "A" - Casa Loma Specific Plan Amendment Page 4
LAND USE AMENDMI,.'NT
Movie theater, adult
Trade fairs and exhibitions, temoorary
fourteen (14) day maximum, excluding flea
markets and swao meets
Baker),, large
Machine shoo
Well drilling service
Recyclable materials, collection and storm, e
Tire storage as main use
Card room
Police/security training facility
Drainage sump
Watur ~lorage or groundwater rechargo
Water ~ystem, large
Metal or electroolating
Proposed Changes
7.1 (Light Industrial)
Conditional Use Pertnit
County Proposal:
Add Permitted Use (h
Delete Permitled Use
Delete
Add
Delete
Add
Delete
Add
Add
Add
Add
Delete
Delete
Delete
Add
City Recommendf~ion: · ' ' ":".
Approve Co~aty' proposal .'Off. ~: ':
Oppose County Proposal..
Concur
Approve
Approve
Approve
Approve
Approve; provided recyclable
materials do not include hazardous
materials or waste; subject to
approval by Hazardous Materials
Division
Approve; Exception, wholly within a
building
Oppose: allowed in City M-1
Approve
Approve; City requires conformity
with Uniform Building Code,
Chapter 70 and Municipal Code,
Section 16.44
Approve; Not addressed in City
zoning ordinance, normally
undertaken by public agency; FP-P
and
FP-S in City
Approve; Not addressed in City
zoning ordinance; normally required
as part of development project or
subdivision map act process
Approve
EXHIBIT "A" . Casa Loma Specific Plan Amendment Page 5
· LAND USE AMENDMENT
Adult business, pursuant to Section 13.5.14
Proposed Changes
7.2 (Service Industrial)
Permitted Use
County Proposal:
Add Permitted Use Or
Delete Permitted Use
Add
Batting cage Add
Cgrd rec..'r. Delete
Bookstore, adult Delete
Video and audio tape sales and rentals Add
Tanning salon Add
Plastics, assembly cn!y and extrusion
Delete, Add
Add
Add
Steel fabrication, excluding smelting
Li~uified petroleum gas, bulk storage or
distribution in excess of two thousand
le2,000) gallons capacity. when located at
ast one-half (1/2~ mile from existing
residential development with a density
~reater than one (1). dwelling, unit per acre
and at least one-half (1/2) mile from any
motel or hotel
Re~clable materials, collection and storage, Add
provided there is no more than three
(3,000) square feet of outside storage and
all compression and bailing operations are
conducted wholly within an enclosed
structure
Asphalt batch plant Add
Transmission lines, fewer: and sut~porting Add, Delete
towers poles, microwave towers, pipe fines,
~V~rground facilities for gas, water,
electricity, telephone, or telegraph service
owned and operated by a .public utility
company umler the jurisdiction of the
CaliFornia Public Utilities Commission
pursuant to section 13.2.8
Drainage sump, if proposed and approved Delete
as part of a tantatlva subdivision map or
tentative parcel map
Business or trade schools Add
Auto or equipment auction, temporary, not Add
to exceed four (4) days
Water storage facilities Add
City Recommendation:'
_Approve County Proposal Or ·
· Oppose County Proposal
Oppose; S. 13.5.14, County adult
bus~ness code is inconsistent with
City's adult entertainment code
Oppose; requires a CUP
Oppose; allowed use in M-2
Oppose; allowed use in M-2
Approve
Approve
Approve
Approve
Approve; when located at least 1/2
mile from residential zone on land
use designation
Approve; provided recyclable
materials do not include hazardous
materials or waste; subject to
a~.p.ro. val by Hazardous Materials
LtlVIS1On
Oppose: CUP use in M-2
Approve
Approve
Approve
Oppose; CUP use
App. rove; not addressed in City
zoning ordinance, normafly
undertaken by public agency
E3JtlBIT '~1" - Casa Loma Specific Plan Amendment Page 6
LAND USEAMENDMENT
Proposed Changes
7.2 (Scrvlce Industrial)
Conditional Use Permit
County Proposal:
Add Permitted Use Or
Delete Permitted Use
Single-family dwelling,, one (I) ocr lot, not Add
accessory to an industrial use
Card room Add
Golf course Add
Trade fairs and exhibitions, temoorarv Add
(fourteen- (14~ day maximum), excludim,
flea markets and swao meets
Chemical blending or manufacture Add
Liquid petroleum gas, bulk storage or
distribution in excess of two thousand
(2,000] gallons caoacitv
Add
Recvclable materials, collection and storage Add
Tire storage as a main use Add
Vehicle wrecking yard Add
Construction or demolition material Add
recycling
Rock, ~ravel, sand, concrete, aggregate, or Add
soils crushing, l~rocossim, or distribution
Nonhazardous oil oroduction water disoosal Add
facility
Non hazardous oilfield waste treatment or Add
recycling
Soil reclamation or remediation for soils
contaminated with nonhazardous materials
Add
City Recommendatiom. v ' .":'"" '
Approve. CounfY Proposal Or.
Oppose County. Proposal. ' :::
Oppose: Single-family dwelling must
be incidental to allowed City M-2 use
Oppose; allowed use in City M-2
Oppose
Oppose
Approve; provided recyclable
materials do not include hazardous
materials or waste; subject to
approval by Hazardous Materials
Division
Approve
Approve; provided recyclable
materials do not include hazardous
materials or waste; subject to
approval by Hazardous Materials
Division
Approve
Approve
Approve
Approve
Approve
Approve; provided recyclable
materials do not include hazardous
materials or waste; subject to
approval by Hazardous Materials
Division
Approve; provided recyclable
materials do not include hazardous
materials or waste; subject to
approval by Hazardous Materials
Division
EXHIBIT "A" - Casa Loma Specific Plan Amendment Page 7
LAND USE AMENDMENT
Police/security trainin~ facility
Auction yard
Water storage and groundwater recharges
Water system, karg~
County Proposal:
Add Permitted Use Or
Delete Permitted Use
Add
Add
Delete
Delete
City Recommendation:
Approve County Proposal Or
Oppose County Proposal
Approve
Oppose
Approve; Not addressed in City
zoning ordinance, normally
undertaken by public agency; FP-P
and FP-S in City
Approve; Not addressed in City
zoning ordinance; normally required
as part of development project or
subdivision map act process
EXHIBIT "A" - Casa Lotna Specific Plan Amendment Page 8
LAND USE AMENDMENT
Adult business pursuant to Section 13.5.14
Batting Cage
Card room
Bookstore, adult
Video and audio tape sales and rentals
Tanning Salon
Chemical blending, manufacturing or
re%'z!:'::.g or manufacturing
Explosives or ammunition, including storage Delete
Steel fabrication Add
Feed and fuel, including wood yards Add
Liquid petroleum gas, bulk storage or Add
distribution in excess of two thousand
(2,000) gallons capacity, when located at
least one-half (1/2) mile from property
zoned or designated for residential use and
at least one-half (1/2) mile from existing
residential development with a density
greater than one (1) dwelling unit per here
and at least one-half (1/2'} mile from any
motel or hotel
Log storage Add
Mineral and ore storage and loading, with Add
product storage and loading facilities wholly
enclosed
Recvclable materials, collection and storage Add
Tire retreading or recycling Add
Transmission lines, ~ and suvporting Add, delete
towers, poles, microwave towers, pipelines,
and underground facilities for gas, water,
electricity, telephone, or telegraph service
owned and operated by a public utility
company under the jurisdiction of the
California Public Utilities Commission
pursuant to Section 13.2.8
Proposed Changes
7.3 (Heavy Industrial)
Permitted Uses
County Proposal:
Add Permitted Use Or
Delete Permitted Use
Add
Add
Add
Add
Add
Add
Add, Delete
City Recommendation: ' · ·
Approve County Proposal'Or ' "
Oppose County Proposal
Oppose; not an allowed use in City M-3
Oppose; not an allowed use in City M-3
Oppose; not an allowed use in City M-3
Oppose; not an allowed use in City M-3
Oppose; not an allowed use in City M-3
Oppose; not an allowed use in City M-3
Approve
Oppose: allowed use in City -3
Approve
Approve
Approve
Approve
Approve
Oppose; not an allowed use in City M-3
Oppose; not an allowed use in City M-3
Approve
EZItlBIT "A" - Casa Loma Specific Plan Amendment Page 9
L~ND USE AMENDMENT
Rock. gravel, sand, concrete, a,o2re~atc. or
soils crushing. orecussing, or distribution
Transfer station, small volume Add
Trade schools Add
Auto or equipment auction. temvorarv, not Add
to exceed four (4) days
Drainage sump, if proposed and approwd Delete
as part of a t~ntative subdivision map or
fantarive pardi map
Water system, small or large Add
County Proposal:
· Add Permitted Use Or
· Delete Permitted Use
Add
City Recommendation:'.'. ' '. ' · ·
Approve County Proposal Or' '"
Oppose CountyProposal.
Approve
Oppose; CUP use in City M-3
Oppose: not an allowed use in City M-3
Oppose: not an allowed use in City M-3
Approve; City requires conformity with
Uniform Building Code, Chapter 70
and Municipal Code, Section 16.44
Approve; Not addressed in City zoning
ordinance; normally required as part of
development project or subdivision map
act process
EXHIBIT "A" - Casa Loma Specific Plan Amendment Page I0
LAND USE AMENDMENT
Proposed Changes
7.3 (Heavy Industrial)
Conditional Use Permit
County Proposal:
· Add Permitted Use Or
Delete Permitted Use
Card room Add
Drainago sump Delete
Water system, large
Add
City Recommzndafion: ..
Approx;e County Proposal Or · . "'='~
Oppose County !~raPo~al' .'"'. :' :'i::::.::.
Oppose: not an allowed use in City
M-3
Approve; City requires conformity
with Uniform Building Code, Chapter
70 and Municipal Code, Section 16.44
Oppose; Small and large water system
allowed use in 7.3; Not addressed in
City zoning ordinance; normally
required as part of development
project or subdivision map act process
Research. develooment, or testing of Add Approve
alternative fuel burning processes,
temporary
Trade fairs and exhibitions, temporary Add Oppose
fourteen (14) day maximum
Explosives or ammunition including storage Delete Approve
Liquid petroleum gas, bulk storage or Add Approve
distribution in excess of two thousand
(2,000) gallons capacity
Vehicle wrecking yard Add Approve
Chemical recycling Add Approve
Construction or demolition material Add Approve
recycling
Sandblasting, unenclosed Add Approve
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EXHIBIT "B"
Proposed Kern County Amendments to
Casa Loma Specific Plan
Development Standards and Adult Business
Development Standards
6.2 (General Commercial)
Minimum Lot Area per Dwelling Unit
There shall be a minimum of two thousand seven hundred twenty two (2,722) square feet of lot
area per dwelling unit when dwellings are permitted with a conditional use permit.
Rear Yard.
There shall be a rear yard of not less than twenty (20) feet, except that no rear yard shall be
required in the event that a public alley exists. Rear yard requirements may be reduced in
accordance with the Kern County or City of Bakersfield Fire Codes if written approval is
obtained from the Fire Chief and the Planning Director.
Signs
9) Pole signs, not to exceed two hundred (200) square feet in area each
H)
Freestanding signs for properties fronting on Union Avenue shall be limited to monument
signs subject to the provisions of Section 13.4.8(e)1.
The maximum permitted area of all signs shall not cxceod two (2) square foot for each lineal foot
of street frontage.
Special Review Procedures and Development Standards
Except for the maximum permitted density, residential development shall be subject to the
Medium-density Residential (5.2) District requirements as specified in Section 13.5.6.
No outside storage shall be permitted except for companv vehicles and items for retail sails, lease,
or rental and which are clearly associated with an on-site business. This requirement shall not
apply to those uses requiring a conditional use pcrmit provided that outside storage was addressed
as part of the permit application. Areas devoted to outside storage of tires shall be screened with
a solid screening fence; fence design and materials shall be approved by the Planning Director.
Mounds or piles of tires shall not exceed the height of the screening fence.
Development Standards
7.1 (Light Industrial)
Signs
Temporary real estate signs advertising the property for sale or rent, not to exceed ~
sixteen (16) square feet, excluding the area of any vertical and/or horizontal support members.
Exhibit "B" - Casa Loma Specific Plan Page 2
8)
9)
10)
Pole signs, not to exceed two hundred forty (299) (240) square feet in area each and not exceeding
a height of thirty-five (35) feet.
Off-site advertising signs, not exceedin~ a height of thirty-five (35) feet.
Freestanding signs ~ in conjunction with new development on properties fronting on Union
Avenue shall be limited to monument signs subject to the provisions of Section 13.4.8(e)1.
Ko
8)
9)
10)
Development Standards
7.2 (Service IndustriM)
Height Limits
Buildings and structures shah not exceed six (6) stories of s~vonty fiv~ (75) one hundred (100)
feet.
Signs
Temporary real estate signs advertising the property for sale or rent, not to exceed .~::e!;': (!2)
sixteen (16) square feet each, excluding the area of any vertical and/or horizontal support
members.
Pole signs, not to exceed two hundred (200) three hundred (300) square feet in area each and not
exccedine a height of fifty (50) feet.
Off-site advertising signs, not cxccedin~ a height of thirty-five (35) feet.
Freestanding signs f~ in conjunction with new development on properties fronting on Union
Avenue shall be limited to monument signs subject to the provisions of Section 13.4.8(e)1.
The maximum p~rmitted area of all signs shall not oxc~ed two (2) square foot for oach lin~'d foot
of street frontage.
8)
9)
Development Standards
7.3 (Heavy IndustriM)
Signs
Temporary real estate signs advertising the property for sale or rent, not to exceed sartre4,2-)
sixteen (16) square feet each, excluding the area of any vertical and/or horizontal support
members.
Pole signs, not to exceed ~va~ three hundred (299) (300) square feet in area each and not
exceedin~ a height of fifty (50) feet.
Off-site advertising signs, not exceedine a heieht of thirty-five (35) feet.
Exhibit "B" - Casa Loma Specific Plan Page 3
10)
Freestanding signs f4~ in coniunction with new development on properties fronting on Union
Avenue shall be limited to monument signs subject to the provisions of Section 13.4.8(e)1.
The maximum psrmitted area of all signs shall not ~xc~ed two (2) square f~t for ~,ach lineal foot
of street frontage.
Adult Business
13.5.14 Adult Businesses (Unincorporated area only)
a. Purpose and Al~plication
The purpose of this chapter is to regulate adult businesses which, unless closely regulated, have
serious secondary effects on the community. These secondary effects include, but are not limited
to, the foliowinl~: depreciation of property values. increases in vacancy rates in residential and
commercial areas, increases in incidences of criminal activity, increases in litter, noise. and
vandalism and the interference with residential property owner's enjoyment of their property in
the vicinity of such businesses.
b. Definitions
Adult businesses include the foliowine:
Any business conducted for the entertainment of adults, en~aged in the selling, renting, or
displavin~ of publications depictinl~ the specified anatomical areas or specified sexual activities
described herein or other material of a sexually explicit nature. Included in the definition is any
business, that as a substantial or significant course of conduct, sells, offers for sale, rents, exhibits,
shows, or displays publications depictin~ the anatomical areas or specified sexual activities
described herein or other material of a sexualIv explicit nature. Also included in this definition is
any business selling, renting, or displavim~ sexualiv oriented devices intended for use in the
svecified sexual activities.
A particular business at a particular location that sells, offers for sale, rents, exhibits, shows or
displays specified anatomical areas or specified sexual activities in the form of a book, maeazine,
newspaper. pamphlet, film, video or any other form or medium, or sexually oriented devices
intended for use in the specified sexual activities, which receives twenty-five percent (25%) or
more of the ~ross revenue from, or devotes twentv-five percent (25%) or more of the stock on
hand. or twenty-five percent (25%) or more of the eross floor area to such activity, is presumed to
be engae/ng in "substantial or siffaificant" conduct with respect to such activity.
Any business conducted for the entertainment of adults wherein an employee, patron. or any other
person engages in or are shown specified sexual activities or exhibit or engage in partial or total
nudity or otherwise expose specified anatomical areas. Included in this definition is any business,
which as a substantial or siffaificant portion of its business, provides live or filmed entertainment
wherein specified anatomical areas of the human anatomy are exposed. Specified anatomical
areas include any of the following, whether actual or simulated: (1) Less than completely and
opa{luelv covered: (a) human I~enitals or pubic re~ion, (b) buttock, and (c) female breast below a
point immediately above the top of the areola; or (2) Human male genitals in a discernibly tur~id
Exhibit "B" - Casa Loma Specific Plan Page 4
state, even if completely and opaquely covered. Specified sexual activities means and includes any
of the following: (1) the fondling or sexual touching of human ~enitals, pubic regions. buttocks,
anus, or female breasts; or (2) sex acts, normal or deviant, actual or simulated. including
intercourse. oral copulation, or sodomv; or (3) masturbation, actual or simulated; or (4) excretory
functions as part of, or in connection with, any of the activities set forth above.
Such a business may not sell or display "obscene matter," as that term is defined by Penal Code
Section 311 or its successors, and may not exhibit "harmful matter," as that term is defined by
Penal Code Section 313 or its successors, to minors.
Location Requirements
Adult businesses shall not be located within fifteen hundred (1,500) feet
of the following whether or not located within the county:
Any l~roperty located in a residential district, including the 5.2
(Medium-Density Residential), 5.3 and 5.3 MH (Low-Medium
Density Residential). 5.4 (Low-DensiW Residential), and 5.6
(Suburban Residential)
Any public or private school
Any church, chapel. or other publicly recognized place of worship
Any park owned by a public entity
Adult businesses shall not be located within one thousand (1,000) feet of
any other adult business.
The distances specified in this section shall be measured in a straight line,
without re~ard to intervenin~ structures, from the nearest point of the
building in which the proposed adult business is to be established to the
nearest property line of a use or zonin~ district listed above. The
distances specified shall not be measured to one of the uses specified in
13.5.14.c.(1)1 above which are established after the commencement of the
adult business use, if the adult business use is continuous, which means
that interruptions in use may not exceed six (6) months.
d. Development and Performance Standards
The following development standards shall apply to all adult businesses:
No adult business shall be located in any temporary or portable
structure.
Trash dumpsters shall be enclosed by a screenin~ enclosure so as
not to be accessible to the public.
Off-street parking shall be provided at the ratio of one parkin~
space per one hundred (100) square feet of ~ross floor area and
as specified in Section 13.4.4.
The entire exterior grounds, including the parking lot and
landscaped areas, shah be lighted in such a manner that all areas
are clearly visible at all times.
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Signage shall conform to the requirements of Section 13.4.8 and
shall not contain sexually oriented photographs, silhouettes. or
other pictorial representations.
All entrances to an adult business shall be clearly and legibly
posted by a notice indicating that minors are prohibited from
entering the premises.
No residential structure or any other nonconforming structure
shall be converted for use as an adult business.
The following performance standards shall apply to all adult businesses:
No alcoholic beverages shall be served. sold, or consumed on the
premises.
The adult business shall not conduct or sponsor any special
events, promotions, festivals, concerts, or similar activities which
would create a demand for parking spaces beyond the number of
spaces required for the business.
The traffic generated by the adult business shall not overload the
capacity of the surrounding street system and shall not create a
hazard to public safety, as determined by the Kern County Roads
Department.
No adult business shall be operated in any manner that permits
the observation of any persons or material depicting, describing,
or related to "specified sexual activities" or "specified anatomical
areas," inside the premises, from any public way or from any
location outside the building or area of such establishment. This
provision shall apply to any display, decoration, sign, show
window, or other opening.
No loudspeakers or sound equipment shall be used by an adult
business for the amplification of sound to a level audible beyond
the walls of the building in which the business is located.
All exterior areas of the adult business, including buildings,
landscaping, and parking areas shall be maintained in a clean and
orderly manner at all times.
Any license required by the Kern County Sheriff's Department
pursuant to Chapter 5.08 of the Kern County Ordinance Code
shall be kept current at all times.
Each adult business shall conform to all applicable laws and
regulations.
e_. Adult Business Permit - Required
No adult business shall be established until an application for an adult business permit is
approved bv the Board of Supervisors generally following with the procedures set out in
Sections 14.7.1 through 14.7.4 of this plan.
f. Adult Business Permit - Application - Contents
An application for an adult business permit shall include the following:
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Name and permanent address of applicant.
The name and business address for the applicant. If the applicant is a
corporation, the name shall be exactly as set forth in its Articles of
Incorporation, and the applicant shall show the name and residence
address of each of the officers, directors, and each stockholder owninc
twenty-five percent (25%) or more of the stock of the corporation. If the
applicant is a partnership, the application shah show the name and
residence address of each of the members, including limited partners.
Name(s} and addressf es} of the property owner(s).
4_~ Assessor's parcel number(s).
5_1 Legal description of the property.
A site development plan drawn at the scale specified by the Planning
Director, which includes the foliowine information:
Location of all existing buildira,s, structures, and improvements
on the property;
Location of all proposed buildings, structures, and improvements
on the property;
F~xisting and proposed streets and highways bordering and within
the boundaries of the property;
Location of existinc and proposed parkine areas;
Proposed landscaping;
North arrow.
Elevations and floor plans of proposed buildines or structures related to
the adult business.
8) A narrative description of the proposed use or development includine:
Description of the nature of the proposed use or development
and an explanation of how the proposed business will satisfy the
applicable requirements set forth in Sections 13.5.14.b through
13.5.14.d of this chapter.
9) Signatures or letter of consent from all property owners.
The fee prescribed by uncodified ordinance or resolution for processimz
the application.
Permit Application - Review and Approval
Once an application has been completed, the Planning Director shall set
the application for a nondiscretionary public hearing before the Board of
Supervisors within sixty (60) davs, ~,enerally following the notice
procedures set out in Section 14.7.2 of this plan. .
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For purposes of application processing,, any application for a permit
pursuant to this chapter is considered to be a ministerial permit and, as
such, is not subiect to the time frames specified in Section 65950 et sea.
of the California Government Code, or the California Environmental
Quality Act.
In considerin~ an application for a permit pursuant to this chapter, the
Board of Supervisors shall approve the permit only if it makes the
following findings:
The adult business is consistent with the location, development,
and performance standards contained this chapter.
The adult business is located in a zone district which lists the
adult business as a permitted use.
The zonin~ district classification for the property is consistent
with the applicable Specific Plan designation for the property.
The adult business is consistent with the reauirements set forth in
Chapter 5.08 of the Kern County Ordinance Code.
Permit issuance or denial is not subject to appeal.
h.~_- Severability
If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase, or portion of this ordinance is for any
reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competent
iurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this
ordinance. The Board of Supervisors hereby declare that they would have adopted this
ordinance and each section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase, or ~ortion thereof,
irrespective of the fact that any one or more sections, subsections, l~hrases, or portions be
declared invalid or unconstitutional. If for any reason this or any part thereof shall be
declared invalid or unconstitutional, then all other provisions thereof shall remain valid
and enforceable.
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