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Case 2025-0142 - Beach Blvd Car Wash

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CASE-2025-0142State & Local

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The City of Westminster is reviewing Case 2025-0142 for the construction and operation of a new self-carwash facility located at 13720 Beach Boulevard. The project involves three parcels totaling 0.70 gross acres and requires a zone change from Mixed-Use to C1 Local Business. The development will replace a vacant former used-car dealership with a 4,716 square foot single-tunnel carwash building reaching a maximum height of 24.2 feet, a drive-thru, and 18 parking stalls equipped with vacuums under a canopy. Additional site features include three extra parking stalls, an employee bike rack, 5,430 square feet of landscaping, and dual access points via Beach Boulevard and 21st Street. Environmental assessments conducted by Blodgett Baylosis Environmental Planning resulted in an Initial Study and Mitigated Negative Declaration, confirming that impacts such as light, glare, and archaeological resources are mitigated to less than significant levels. The project is currently undergoing a public review process with a Planning Commission hearing scheduled for October 21, 2026. Principal Planner Ken Fichtelman is the primary point of contact for this forecast project, which adheres to California Environmental Quality Act standards.

General Info

Westminster proposes a new self-carwash facility at 13720 Beach Boulevard via zone change.

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California → City of Westminster

Place of Performance

Beach Blvd and 21st Street, Westminster, CA, 92683

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Westminster
Contacts1 person available
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California → City of Westminster
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The City of Westminster is reviewing an application to construct and operate a new carwash facility. The project site consists of three parcels. The total site area is 0.70 gross acres or 0.68 net acres. The project parcels are zoned Mixed-Use, and the project proposes a zone change from Mixed-Use to C1 (Local Business) to allow the self-carwash facility. The project parcels were formerly occupied by a used-car dealership and are currently vacant. The existing light poles and fencing along the site are proposed to be removed to develop a new self-carwash facility consisting of a drive-thru, a single-tunnel carwash (4,716 square feet with a maximum height of 24.2 feet), and 18 parking stalls, including one ADA stall. Each parking stall is located under the canopy equipped with a vacuum. In addition to the vacuum area, the site includes an employee bike rack and three parking stalls. Site access is proposed primarily through a driveway on the east side of Beach Boulevard, and a 25-foot driveway providing both ingress and egress would be located on the north side of 21st Street. . The project would provide 5,430 square feet of landscaping.

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