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Home My WebLink AboutAdult Entertainment - Issuance of Licenses and Permits for N :.r REQUE rl FORCITY COUNCIL ACTION ,,bmitted by James W. Pal1n ' Department Development Services 'yate Prepared February 26 , 1981 , 19_ Backup Material Attached ® Yes ❑ No Subject URGENCY ORDINANCE EXTENDING THE PROHIBITION AGAINST ISSUANCE OF LIC- ENSES AND PERMITS FOR IJEW BUSINESSES PROVIDING ADULT ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CITY. City Administrator's Comments Approve as Recommended Statement of Issue, Recommendation, Analysis, Funding Source, Alternative Actions: STATEMENT OF ISSUE: In order to have sufficient time to establish criteria by ordinance for the location of adult entertainment facilities, the existing moratorium on the acceptance and processing of applications for licenses and permits for such businesses should be extended for an' additional period of eight (8) months. RECOMMENDATION: Adopt Ordinance No. 2478, an interim urgency ordinance extending the prohibition against issuance of licenses and permits for new businesses providing adult entertainment in the City. ANALYSIS: At its November 3, 1980 meeting, the City Council adopted Ordinance No. 2465, placing a moratorium for a period of four months on the acceptance and processing of applications for business licenses and , permits for new businesses providing adult entertainment in order to allow the formulation of appropriate zoning regulations and standards for location of such businesses. During this period, the Department of Development Services identified conunc�rcial properties in the City which conformed with similar locations and zoning ordinances in other jurisdictions. Staff has also identi- fied possible sites within which adult entertainment facilities could be located and locational criteria established subject to a conditional use. permit application . Staff is now refining the locational criteria ; a Pto We. � Page 2 distances between establishments; and setbacks from churches, educa- tional institutions, and residential areas . These refined criteria should be established within 30 days to review with the committee, after which time the Department of Development Services will work with the Attorney ' s Office to prepare an ordinance for review by the Planning Commission and the City Council . In order to allow sufficient time for the completion of these tasks and the review period, the City Council should adopt Ordinance No. 2478 extending the moratorium for an additional period of eight months. FUNDING SOURCE: None required. ALTERNATIVE ACTIONS: 1 . Not to adopt the urgency ordinance. The existing moratorium would expire allowing new adult entertainment businesses to locate in the City without adequate regulation. Respectfully submitted, James W. Palin, Director JWP:CC":df Attachment: Ordinance No. 2478 ay7a' 1 4 REQUEb o7 FOR CITY CWNCIL. kTION ��- Submitted by James W. Palin Department Development Services Date Prepared February 26, 1981 , 19_ Backup Material Attached ® Yea 0 No Subject URGENCY ORDINANCE EXTENDING THE PROHIBITION AGAINST ISSUANCE OF LIC- ENSES AND PERMITS FOR NEW BUSINESSES PROVIDING ADULT ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CITY. City Administrator's Comments DY CITY APFJ.�O � Approve as Re c mme n d CITY C (ALL Statement of Issue, Recommendation, Analysis, Funding Source, Alternative Actions: STATEMENT OF ISSUE: In order to have sufficient time to establish criteria by ordinance for the location of adult entertainment facilities, the existing moratorium on the acceptance and processing of applications for licenses. and permits for such businesses should be extended for an additional period of eight (8) months. RECOMMENDATION: Adopt Ordinance No. 2478, an interim urgency ordinance extending the prohibition against issuance of licenses and permits for new businesses providing adult entertainment in the City. ANALYSIS: At its November 3, 1980 meeting, the City Council adopted Ordinanc2 No. 2465, placing a moratorium for a period of four months on the acceptance and processing of applications for business licenses and , permits for new businesses providing adult entertainment in order to allow the formulation of appropriate zoning regulations and standards for location of such businesses. During this period, the Department of Development Services identified conunercial properties in the City which con:farmad,.with similar locations and zoning ordinances in other jurisdictions. Staff has also identi- fied possible sites within which adult entertainment facilities could. be located and locational criteria established subject to a conditional use permit application. Staff is now refining the locational criteria; P10 3PO /�� Page 2 distances between establishments; and setbacks from churches, educa- tional institutions, and residential areas. These refined criteria should be established within 30 days to review with the committee, after which time the Department of Development Services will work with the Attorney' s Office to prepare an ordinance for review by the Planning Commission and the City Council . In order to allow sufficient time for the completion of these tasks and the review period, the City Council should adopt Ordinance No. 2478 extending the moratorium for an additional period of eight months. FUNDING SOURCE: None required. ALTERNATIVE ACTIONS: 1. Not to 'adopt the urgency ordinance. The existing moratorium would expire allowing new adult entertainment businesses to locate in the City without adequate regulation. Respectfully submitted, �! James W. Palin, Director JWP:CC:df Attachment: Ordinance No. 2478 A IN THE \S Superior Court OF THB e 1019 I I STATE OF CALIFORNIA j In and for the County of Orange �� O CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH CITY CLERK PROOF OF PUBLICATION Hearing 81-13 State of California �f n lit+ County of Orange )as' lo"ji t QTICH0P,P;UBL'IC} p , OODE}AMF.I!IpJ114�IdT',BI�IS,t"r;,t�,a xADULT PNMTAINMEN C 9VFN1��'41f,� Rita J. Richter j"�NDITI�vsEHERNByGNEN;t¢�t;gj �ppuubllc..11g'aifp$ Coupol;ofsthe:CityydF.'Huhti�iKtonBpacti;•. That I am and at all times herein mentioned was a citizen of '4i twpouncil''CA"�itiger'of"ttie';Civlc;Cen, the United States,over the age of twenty-one yeam.and that I ' riN�i ¢ipa`Baaeti:et`tf�e hou�?pfi,7;30; am not a party to,nor interested in the above entitled matter; PIff that I am the principal clerk of the printer of the 3:Mon,.';a4e,28t6 pigio{,;Qotoda;19 1: y for the purjibee of Donal d en;itmeud;. weht:t0.thalMtWtln A' t0►,dlpan0e. lCode amen'df ns 9130 8,84b/;aml c��a�� +neyv'jArticlp;$'1G.relafc i Huntington Beach Ind. 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P K r,fe�g�."AI,ICIAM449VL+I"(TWOIt1'}I and entire issue of said newspaper,and not in any supplement17 4 thereof,on the following dates,to wit: c.H o�g,s h'�h�I iru'Irht;ll 4;*fix;, `i OCtober 15, 1981 I certify(or declare) under penalty of perjury that the forego- ing is true and correct. Dated.at................. .............. Califorlii" thia'. 15th day of.00t... ..19..8 ... X Signature �Z �