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File Number: 14-207
<br />currently allowed with a UP in SA-1, SA-2, SA-3 and CC districts, with locational limits of
<br />1,000 feet from public or private schools, parks, libraries, or recreational facilities. Note that
<br />Beer and Wine Stores in the DA-1 would be allowed only with these same locational
<br />restrictions and with a time limit for stores to be open only between the hours of 7 a.m. and 10
<br />p.m.
<br />Brewpub
<br />Currently, the Zoning Code does not have a definition for a brewpub. Brewpubs, as defined
<br />below, would operate much the same as a restaurant with beer or wine service, so staff
<br />proposes that brewpubs should be allowed on the same basis as a full-service restaurant.
<br />Brewpub. A small brewery attached to a restaurant and producing beer that is sold for
<br />consumption at a bona fide eating place, plus a limited amount of brewing of beer for
<br />consumption on the premises. Additionally, the sale of beer for consumption off the premises
<br />where sold is also allowed.
<br />Staff proposes that Brewpubs should be Permitted (P) in the SA-1, SA-3, CN, CC, CS, CR,
<br />C-RM, P, PHD, NA-1, NA-2, DA-1, DA-2, DA-5, and DA-6 Districts. Staff proposes that
<br />Brewpubs should be allowed through an Administrative Review (AR) process in the SA-2, IL,
<br />IG, IP, IL(AU), IG(AU), and IP(AU) Districts; and allowed through a Conditional Use Permit
<br />(UP) in the DA-3 and DA-4 Districts.
<br />Commercial Roll-Up Doors
<br />Amends commercial development standards to ensure that commercial security systems
<br />retain an enhanced appearance along commercial street fronts. The following addition is
<br />proposed:
<br />Security Roll-Up Doors. Retractable security gates, window bars, and mall-style roll-up doors
<br />shall be installed to the inside of existing windows or glass doors for installation of physical
<br />security measures on a building façade. A mall-style roll-up door must not be visible during
<br />business hours. Metal gates, stored in a wall pocket or similar enclosure so as not to be visible
<br />during business hours, and scissor-style security grilles, retracted into casing during business
<br />hours, are subject to the review and approval of the Community Development Director.
<br />Community Gardens
<br />Community gardens would provide an amenity to San Leandro residents, businesses and
<br />employees who seek access to local food sources and recreation through gardening and
<br />agriculture. Adding a Community Gardens use and allowing Community Gardens in
<br />Commercial and Industrial Districts implements the 2009 City of San Leandro Climate Action
<br />Plan, specifically Policy, 4.6.1 related to Urban Agriculture . The proposed definition is as
<br />follows:
<br />Community Gardens. A site that occupies less than 1 acre for non-commercial raising for
<br />family or community use of vegetables, berries, trees, fruits, vines, flowers, ornamental trees
<br />or shrubs. Crops from community gardens are limited to personal or group consumption, or for
<br />donation, only. Community Garden uses may include communally-managed gardens.
<br />Community Gardens may be the principal or accessory use. Community Gardens may not
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