Inglewood Municipal Code § 12-31 Standards Governing Commission Approval

The Planning Commission, in reviewing all plans submitted, shall be governed by the following standards:

(1) Compliance with Code. All applicable provisions of the Inglewood Municipal Code shall be complied with.

(2) Special Fire Zone Requirements. All new structures or buildings erected within this zone primarily for human occupancy shall meet the following fire zone requirements:

(a) All one-story and two-story buildings shall comply with Fire Zone No. 2.

(b) All buildings exceeding two stories in height shall comply with Fire Zone No. 1.

(3) Use Compatible with Surrounding Areas. That the supplemental use and structures are compatible with adjacent uses and characteristics of the surrounding areas and C-R Zone.

(4) Traffic and Pedestrian Circulation. That said plans provide for adequate traffic and pedestrian circulation to prevent traffic congestion and to insure pedestrian safety.

(5) Landscaping, Fences, Walls and Screening. That said plans provide for landscaping, fences, walls and screening as required by the Parks and Recreation and Planning Commissions.

(6) That the building elevations are designed to be compatible with the characteristics of existing structures, the surrounding area and the master plan for development of the areas involved.

(7) Parking. That parking as shown in said plans will conform to the provisions of the Inglewood Municipal Code.

(8) Signs. That all signs as shown in said plans will conform to the provisions of Article 23 of this Chapter.

(9) Loading and Trash Areas. That there be adequate trash and loading areas shown in said plan to prevent unsanitary conditions and undesirable traffic congestion.

(Ord. 2008 9-12-69)

The ancillary sale of beer and wine in a partially enclosed or unenclosed area of an C-R zoned property may be conducted subject to Special Use Permit approval and when the use complies fully with the following standards:

(1) The sale of deli-style or picnic style food items shall be sold in conjunction with the sale of ancillary beer and wine to customers and patrons. No beer or wine with an alcohol content level greater than fifteen percent shall be sold to any customer or patron in a partially enclosed or unenclosed area within a large venue in the C-R zone.

(2) The sale of distilled spirits shall be prohibited to customers or patrons in any unenclosed or partially unenclosed area.

(3) The sale of all alcoholic beverages to minors shall be prohibited. An ancillary beer and wine area shall contain a two-foot by two-foot sign that states "Minors Prohibited from Entering Ancillary Area."

(4) The area in which beer and wine is being sold shall be located no further than twenty-five feet from a building opening and shall be cordoned off by a rope, fence, chain or other enclosure that restricts entry into an ancillary area from a specific location.

(5) Any customer or patron that purchases beer or wine from an ancillary area shall wear a secured and brightly colored identification wrist band or arm band that allows security and other personnel to readily identify adults that have made an ancillary beer and wine area purchase.

(6) The ancillary beer and wine area shall be routinely monitored by security guards or other security personnel.

(7) The sale of ancillary beer and wine sales shall be suspended one hour prior to the close of a scheduled event or use, but under no circumstances later than one a.m.

(Ord. 08-25 12-2-08)