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South Gate Tow Yard Project

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The South Gate Tow Yard Project, located at 9313 Rayo Avenue in South Gate, California, involves a zoning map amendment to change the rear portion of a 2.29-acre property from Industrial Flex (IF) to Heavy Manufacturing (M3). This change aligns the rear of the site with the existing M3 zoning of the front portion, allowing vehicle towing and impounding uses by-right under the South Gate Municipal Code. The project enables the expansion of towing business operations across the entire site and includes the construction of a 560-square-foot office building, the installation of new site lighting, and the creation of a vehicle storage area featuring new paving and striping. The project is being managed by the City of South Gate Community Development Department on behalf of Mr. C's Towing of South Gate, Inc. and FUBAR Properties LLC. Environmental compliance has been addressed through an Initial Study and Mitigated Negative Declaration under the California Environmental Quality Act, concluding that the project will not have a significant effect on the environment. Due to the site's status regarding hazardous wastes and its location at the Cooper Drum Company Superfund Site, a critical requirement is the implementation of a Focused Soil Management Plan to manage soil disturbance and contamination risks prior to any on-site grading.

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Zoning amendment for South Gate tow yard expansion including office and storage construction.

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California → City of South Gate

Place of Performance

Rayo Avenue / Southern Avenue / Firestone Boulevard, South Gate, CA, 90280

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AgencyCalifornia → City of South Gate
Contacts2 people available
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California → City of South Gate
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John SignoPlanning Manager
Lainie HerreraSenior Project Manager

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EcoTierra ConsultingLOS ANGELES, California

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The Project consists of an Ordinance, amending the citywide Zoning Map of Title 11 (Zoning) of the SGMC, to change the zoning designation of the rear portion of the property from IF (Industrial Flex) to M3 (Heavy Manufacturing), to match the current M3 zoning designation of the front portion of the property. Pursuant to Table 11.21-4 (Commercial Industrial Zones Allowed Land Uses) of SGMC Section 11.21.030 (Land Use Permission Tables), “vehicle towing/impounding” uses are permitted by-right in the M3 zone. The applicant is seeking to expand the towing business operations that occur on the front (easterly) portion of the Project Site and occupy the entire site; however, the rear portion must be re-zoned to M3 to allow the expansion. The Project includes installation of a new vehicle storage site area (paving and striping), new site lighting, and construction of an approximately 560-square-foot office building. The Project includes operation of the tow yard across the entire property.

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