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Pending and/or Recently Approved Project List
Pending Projects - Director's Decision
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755 N. Whitnall Highway An Administrative Use Permit application for a new building mounted Wireless Telecommunications Facility (WTF) consisting of 6 new panel antennas and ancillary antenna equipment to be located inside of a proposed 9' - 9" fiberglass reinforced plastic (RFP) vertical addition to an existing church tower, as well as necessary support equipment to be located inside of the existing church building. The subject property is in the C-3 (General Commercial Business) zone.
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1113 N. Kenwood Street A request to provide music lessons within an existing private residence (Unit A) located at 1113 North Kenwood Street (APN: 2476-023-017). The Project site is zoned R-2 (Low Density Residential) and there are currently two (2) detached single-family dwelling units located at the site (Unit A & Single Family Residential).
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2957 N. Brighton Street A Minor Fence Exception for a new wall/fence measured at 6-feet in height, located on the street-facing side of the lot. The subject property is in the R-1 (Low Density Residential) zone.
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3031 N. Thornton Avenue A Development Review application for proposed 72,080 square foot warehouse and office. The project includes a proposed 97 total parking stalls. The site is zoned M-2, General Industrial.
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2801 Joaquin Drive A Minor Fence Exception Permit application to allow a 3'-0" high solid vinyl fence to remain along the north side property line within the front yard setback area of the property located at 2801 Joaquin Drive.
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3036 Scott Road A request for a Hillside Development Permit (HDP) for 533 square foot additions to the first and second floors of an existing single-family residence at 3036 Scott Road. Both additions extend beyond the rear setback lines for view determination. The project site is 6,790 square feet in lot area , zoned R-1 (Single Family Residential), located within the City's hillside are, and devleloped with an existing 2,495 square foot two-story single-family dwelling with an attached two-car garage.
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2925 N. Lamer Street A request for a Hillside Development Permit (HDP) for minor grading work to accomodate a remodeled pool, new spa, new sunken deck, new retaining wall, new pergola, a new pool deck within the rear yard of an existing single-family residence at 2925 North Lamer Street. The Project site is 8,182 square feet in area, zoned R-1 (Single Family Residential) and located within the City's hillside area.
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618 E. Tujunga Avenue The project proposes to construct a three-story, three-unit multifamily structure, located at 618 E. Tujunga Avenue. The project will provide 6 parking spaces. The project site is located in the R-4, High Density Residential Zone, and the General Plan land use designation is High Density Residential.
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622 E. Tujunga Avenue The project proposes to construct a three-story, three-unit multifamily structure, located at 622 E. Tujunga Avenue. The project will provide 6 parking spaces. The project site s located in the R-4, High Density Residential Zone, and the General Plan land use designation is High Density Residential.
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2230 N. Frederic Street A Development Review application to construct a new two-story dwelling unit in the rear half of the lot located at 2230 N. Frederic Street.
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2244 N. Buena Vista Street A Development Review application for the construction of four tiny home cabins to provide interim housing for homeless families and the upgrade and remodel of an existing 4,329 square foot building on the site to create case management rooms, community room, job center, and intake/assessment room in conjunction with the proposed interim housing. The Project site is owned by the City and will be leased to the nonprofit organization Home Again Los Angeles (HALA), who will provide services to families that would occupy the proposed tiny home cabins. The site is zoned R-3, Medium Density Residential.
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Link: https://burbankca.zoom.us/j/83337787520?pwd=7QiJvA4SIYjXZfXlz8tmgbSgrUUrwm.1 Passcode: 414412
Location: Community Services Building Room 104 at 150 N. Third Street Burbank, CA 91502
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1018 N. Sunset Canyon Drive A request for a Hillside Development Permit (HDP) for the following scope of work: construction of a new (1) 381 square foot second story recreation room, (2) a 152 square foot addition to enclose an area in the front of the single-family dwelling, (3) a 35 square foot addition to enclose a rear portion of the single-family dwelling, and (4) new covered front porch. The Project Site is 15,870 square fee in lot area, zoned R-1 (Single Family Residential), located within the City's hillside area, and developed with an existing 2,310 square foot two-story single-family dwelling with an attached two-car garage. The Project proposes to exceed 16-feet in height and will result in a total gross square footage of all structures that exceeds 3,000 square feet.
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*** Appeal period ends at 5:00pm on the 15th calendar date following the Decision Date. Please contact Project Planner to verify actual Decision Date.
Pending Projects - Commission / City Council
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The Community Development Director's Determination of Law Enforcement Facility Use in the Airport Development Agreement This letter of interpretation ("Interpretation") responds to the attached request, where the Authority requested the Community Development Department (CDD) Director's interpretation of allowable uses within the Airport Zone pursuant to the Development Agreement (DA) between the City and the Authority. The DA lists Law Enforcement Facilities as a permitted use within the Airport Zone pursuant to Section 4.6 (b)(3(F) of the DA; however, no further definition of a Law Enforcement Facility is given. City Staff has received a request from the Authority to approve the construction of an indoor training and firing range solely for the use of Airport Law Enforcement Personnel and limited to training and recertification purposes, as a permitted Law Enforcement Facility within the Airport Zone. |
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Second Extension of an Urgency Ordinance On November 19, 2024, the City Council will consider adopting a second extension of the Urgency Ordinance to extend the interim development standards for an additional 12 months, to continue to allow City staff adequate time to complete permanent administrative standards and zoning code amendments through a Zone Text Amendment which will address the ongoing issues that gaverise to the interim development standards
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Zone Text and Zone Map Amendment The City of Burbank City Council will be holding a public hearing to consider a Zone Map Amendment (ZMA) to include a Housing Opportunity Sites Zone that includes the nineteen (19) opportunity sites (Sites) identified in the adopted 2021-2029 Housing Element as having the greatest potential to accommodate the state mandated Regional Housing Needs Assessment allocation for Burbank. The ZMA would align the zoning of the Sites to match the existing General Plan Land Use designations for these Sites as established in the adopted 2021-2029 Housing Element, in furtherance of Housing Program No. 5 (Housing Opportunity Sites and Rezone Program).
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910 S. Mariposa Street The City of Burbank City Council will be holding a public hearing to consider the Community Development Directors determination of the Streamlined Ministerial Design Review for a 40-Unit Multifamily Residential Project.
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Zone Text Amendment and Code Text Amendment The City of Burbank Planning Commission will be holding a public hearing to consider the adoption of a Resolution recommending that the City Council adopt an Ordinance to update existing appeal procedures for development projects as stated in Burbank Municipal Code (BMC) Title 10, Chapter 1, Zoning Regulations. The Ordinance also amends BMC Title 9, Chapter 3, Environmental Protection, by aligning the City’s public notice of environmental decisions and related appeals with State law. The recommended changes will amend the BMC as directed by Program No. 22 of the 2021-2029 Housing Element to update project appeal procedures with the objective to streamline the review and approval process of discretionary land use applications. Specifically, proposed amendments to BMC Title 10 include revisions to the initial and final review bodies for mixed-use housing applications, clarify and consolidate the appeal procedures for land use entitlements into a centralized location, and end the appeal process for Director’s decisions on discretionary land use applications at the Planning Commission by making them the final decision-
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*** Appeal period ends at 5:00pm on the 15th calendar date following the Decision Date. Please contact Project Planner to verify actual Decision Date.
If you received a public notice and do not see the referenced project on these lists, please reach out to the Project Planner identified on the notice for more information.
