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TO: APPROVAL: FROM: SUBJECT: DATE: ,4 CITY OF COLTON AGENDA REPORT FOR COUNCIL MEETING OF FEBRUARY 18, 1997 Honorable Mayor and City Council Malils�eman, C Community Director Adult Use Ordinance and Environmental Assessment (Proposed Negative Declaration), File Index Number DO -36-96 February 13, 1997 BACKGROUND The City of Colton Community Development Department was requested to initiate a comprehensive amendment to the adult use regulations currently set forth in the City's Municipal Code at Chapter 18.48. On January 28, 1997, the Planning Commission considered File Index Number DO -36-96, a proposed ordinance to repeal the existing adult use regulatory scheme set forth in Chapter 18.48 in its entirety and replace it with revised adult use regulations as set forth in a new Chapter 18.49 to the Colton Municipal Code. After consideration of all the evidence presented, including public testimony, staff and consultant comments, and exhibits, including: the City's zoning map, a zoning map showing 1,000 foot radius from residential zones, maps showing available M-2 zoned properties, photographs of available sites, published cases and studies conducted by other cities documenting negative secondary side effects of adult entertainment businesses, as well as the initial Study and draft Negative Declaration, the Commission adopted the attached Resolution, Number R-01-97, a recommendation to the City Council to adopt a Negative Declaration for the proposed adult use ordinance project and to adopt the proposed ordinance regulating adult uses and repealing and replacing certain sections of the Colton Municipal Code regulating adult uses. DISCUSSION/ANALYSIS: The new Chapter 18.49 defines, establishes and regulates the circumstances and locations in which adult uses may be sited and operated within the community. The proposed new ordinance establishes definitions; locational limitations; development and operating standards related to: hours of operation, lighting requirements, access provisions, minors' access, regulation of closed booths, regulation of viewing areas, business License, on-site manager and security measures, and other operating requirements relating to the location of performances and tipping; permit requirements, violations, applicability to other regulations, and conduct constituting a public nuisance. The proposed ordinance also repeals sections 18.48.010, 18.04.018 and 18.22.040(A) of the Colton Municipal Code and amends section 18.06.060, a matrix of uses by zone. Item No. 24