The South San Francisco Planning Commission held a regular meeting on August 1, 2019, at 7:00 PM. The main agenda item was a public hearing to consider a proposal to convert an existing double-faced static billboard at 150 Airport Boulevard into a double-faced digital billboard. The Commission also received a staff update about future meetings.
For August 1st, will you please all rise for the Pledge of Allegiance? One nation undervisible liberty and justice for all. All right. Can we have roll call, please? Commissioner Zhang. Here. Commissioner Shahade. Here. Commissioner Evans. Here. Commissioner Bernardo. Here. Commissioner Furrier. Here. Vice Chair Wong. Here. And Chair Murphy is absent this evening. All right. So as you can see, Vice Chair or Chair Murphy has gone, so I'll try not to uh make as many or make many mistakes. It's been a while since I've chaired, so why don't we go to agenda review? Billy, any changes to the agenda? No changes. All right. Oral communications. Do we have any speaker cards? We do not. All right. Is there anyone in the audience that wants to speak an item not on tonight's agenda? All right. Seeing none, uh, can we go to public hearing and item number one, please? Report recommending approval of a development agreement, a relocation agreement, and sign permit to allow an existing double-face static billboard to be converted to a double-face billboard located at 150 airport boulevard, and determining that the 2015 ISMND continues to serve as the applicable environmental review document pursuant to CEQA. Thank you. I'd like to open up the uh public hearing and uh opening up open it up to staff, please. Good evening, uh Commissioners. Uh Billy Gross with the planning division. I'll be presenting this this evening. So this is an old project coming to you in a slightly uh different form. If you'll recall back in I believe 2017, um the commission as part of uh the project at 150 airport, um which is adjacent to this, we brought forward the relocation of this billboard. I think it was like 75 feet to the north. Um so now the applicant is in front of us asking to convert that static billboard to a digital billboard. Um a little bit of background back in 2015, council approved a journal plan amendment and zoning ordinance zoning text amendments to allow a limited number of digital billboards. Uh the the limit right now in the ordinance is three. So the first one was approved by Clear Channel down by the uh terminal court. The second one was approved at 2018 at 180 South Airport. You can actually see that one going up currently. That's the large pole next to the the Popeyes development. Um, and that one will likely be going live sometime in the next week or two. Um and then this would be the third and final allowed under the existing ordinance. This is a photo of the billboard as it looked as of yesterday. Um it wouldn't change when they moved it and raised the height.