Recommendation to receive supporting documentation into the record and adopt findings in response to the March 24, 2015 decision of the City Council to sustain the appeals from Laurie Angel and Chuck Fowler, overturning the January 15, 2015 decision of the Planning Commission to accept a Categorical Exemption (CE 14-114), and approve a Conditional Use Permit (Application No. 1409-13) to allow the sale of beer and wine for off-site consumption at an existing gas station convenience store located at 5740 Atlantic Avenue in the Commercial Neighborhood Pedestrian (CNP) zoning district. (District 8)
Motion passed on item number 13 seven zero. Item number 14 Report from Development Services Recommendation to receive supporting documentation into the record and adopt the finding to sustain the appeals from Lorri, Andrew and Chuck Fowler, overturning the decision of the Planning Commission to accept a categorical exemption and approved as an approved ACP to allow the sale of beer and wine for offsite consumption at 5740 Atlantic Avenue District eight. When I see we have a first and a second. Is there any comment on the idea? Anyone I speak for monetizes it. Get me started. So I'd just like to. To recommend approval of this. We we talked about this issue. It pretty we debated it pretty, pretty thoroughly a few weeks ago when it came before the council. I think it makes good sense for, uh, for the Long Beach community to approve this recommendation. Thank you. Anyone coming from the diocese, if not, won't take a vote. I just want to make sure that the motion includes approval of the findings that have been prepared by staff that are included in your packet. And the findings are what have been revised to support the approval of the appeal. It started. So moved. Okay. Can we take a vote now, please? Did you hear public comment? Yes, I. Okay. Okay. I'm aware of it. Motion passes seven zero. Item number 15 Report from Financial Management and Parks, Recreation and Marine recommendation to adopt a resolution authorizing the issuance of a marine revenue bond in aggregate amount not to exceed $125 million. District three.