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File #: 15-0406   
Type: Report to Board/Commission Status: Agenda Ready
Meeting Body: Zoning Administrator Hearing
On agenda: 4/15/2015
Title: File #: 2015-7044 Location: 1220 Oakmead Parkway (APN: 216-44-048 ) Applicant / Owner: Edward F. Caropepe (applicant) / TW Ireland (owner) Proposed Project: USE PERMIT to allow general alcohol sales at an existing pizza restaurant that currently allows sale of beer and wine. Reason for Permit: A Use Permit is required for a restaurant that have on sale general alcohol beverage service. Project Planner: Jonathan Caldito, (408) 730-7452, jcaldito@sunnyvale.ca.gov Issues: Parking Recommendation: approve with conditions
Attachments: 1. Vicinity and Noticing Map, 2. Standard Requirements and Recommended Conditions of Approval, 3. Site and Architectural Plans, 4. Letter from the Applicant
REPORT TO THE ZONING ADMINISTRATOR
Title
File #: 2015-7044
Location: 1220 Oakmead Parkway (APN: 216-44-048 )
Applicant / Owner: Edward F. Caropepe (applicant) / TW Ireland (owner)
Proposed Project:
USE PERMIT to allow general alcohol sales at an existing pizza restaurant that currently allows sale of beer and wine.
Reason for Permit: A Use Permit is required for a restaurant that have on sale general alcohol beverage service.
Project Planner: Jonathan Caldito, (408) 730-7452, jcaldito@sunnyvale.ca.gov
Issues: Parking
Recommendation: approve with conditions

Report
PROJECT DESCRIPTION


Existing
Proposed
Zoning District
MS, Industrial and Service
Same
General Plan
Industrial
Same
Lot Sq. Ft.
40,314
Same
Building Sq. Ft.
5,515
Same
Parking
50
Same

Previous Planning Projects related to Subject Application:
2012-7871-To allow beer and wine; 1993-0207-To convert bank into restaurant
Neighborhood Preservation Complaint
No
Deviations from Standard Zoning Requirements
No

Background
The existing 5,515 square foot restaurant was converted from a bank in 1993(1993-0207) and an application for limited alcohol sales of beer and wine was approved in 2012 (2012-7871). The proposal is for an addition of a bar area and to have general alcohol sales. The bar will serve as an area that is separated with half walls but will not serve as stand-alone bar. Food would be served in the bar area.

There are no proposed changes to the exterior of the building. The subject application for the general alcohol sales are targeting customers that want to come into the restaurant to watch sports events and to eat and drink.

Under the current Sunnyvale Municipal Code, the parking standards for a restaurant without a bar or entertainment require a minimum of 9 spaces and a maximum of 11 spaces per 1,000 square feet of building space. The current restaurant has 50 spaces which meets the parking standard but, with the addition of a bar area, the parking standards are ...

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