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1200 ELM AVENUE
CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA 92008
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TELEPHONE: (714) 729-1181
December 5, 1977
Ms. Marge Evans
Carlsbad Girl’s Club
3251 Eureka Place
Carlsbad, Cal if. 92008
Re: Use of Existing Home for Girl’s Club
Dear Ms. Evans:
I was asked to research City Codes to determifie City regulation regarding
the proposed Girls Club on property located on the east side of Eureka
Place across from the Holiday Park. First, these two relatively large
parcels are zoned R-1. The northerly parcel is vacant and there is an
existing single-family home on the front portion of the southerly lot.
It is my understanding that the Girls Club wishes to use the existing
home as a temporary facility for the Girls Club pending completion of
the permanent facilities which will be built on the vacant portions of
the property.
I have reviewed the zoning ordinance to determine the proper method to
process this request. The R-1 zone does not permit by right, clubs such
as the Girls Club.
some industrial zones. (The Boys Club is in an M Zone). However, the
CUP section of the zone code does permit community type facilities in
any zone including residential by CUP. Although private clubs are not
specifically listed as a use permitted by Conditional Use Permit, the City believes that the use is similar to those that are listed such as
public and private schools, churches, and public buildings. Therefore,
prior to converting ,the existing residence into a Girls Club, a CUP
wi 1 1 be requ i red.
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Clubs are permitted by right only in commercial and
This CUP will be necessary to allow neighbors in the area a chance to
review the intended use and so the City can make sure development stand-
ards such as adequate parking are provided.
Also, please note that when a residence is changed to a
use, a permit from the Building Department will be requ
this change of occupancy permlt may entail some physica
structure itself. You, therefore, should be in contact
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Department as soon as possible.
If you have plans for the permanent structure at this time, you may be able
to submit for a CUP on both the temporary facility and the permanent facility
at one time and get approval of both phases on one CUP.
Unfortunately, because of the sewer moratorium we are not able at this time
to approve a change of occupancy or accept a CUP.
ing accepted at this time are those that are for the public or will not cause
additional demand on the sewer facility. I believe it would be very difficult
to make a determination that the Girls Club would have the same if not ?ess
than the sewer flow of one residence as it is now. If you wish to pursue the
application, however, I suggest that you contact the City Council by. letter
explaining that the Girls Club is a community facility like a church and,
therefore, should be processed and granted sewer permits as a community facility.
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Assistant Planning Director
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