Reports, Notices & Public Comments
2023-10-04 Hearing Officer B. CE #412 Public Notice
2023-10-04 Hearing Officer C. V #11958 Public Notice
2023-10-04 Hearing Officer D. Mod CUP #3890 Public Notice
2023-10-04 Hearing Officer E. HDP #7025 Public Notice
2023-10-04 Hearing Officer A. CE #411 Staff Report
2023-10-04 Hearing Officer A. CE #411 Plans
2023-10-04 Hearing Officer B. CE #412 Staff Report
2023-10-04 Hearing Officer B. CE #412 Plans
2023-10-04 Hearing Officer C. V #11958 Continue Memo
2023-10-04 Hearing Officer D. Mod CUP #3890 Staff Report
2023-10-04 Hearing Officer D. Mod CUP #3890 Plans
2023-10-04 Hearing Officer E. HDP #7025 Staff Report
2023-10-04 Hearing Officer E. HDP #7025 Plans
Meeting Information
| Date: | On the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month |
| Time: | Refer to Current Agenda |
| Place: | George Ellery Hale Bldg 175 N. Garfield Avenue Hearing Room #120 |
| Media: | Archived Audio & Video Recordings |
Contact Information
| Staff Rep: | Michi Takeda mtakeda@cityofpasadena.net |
| Phone: | 626-744-7135 |
| Mailing Address: | Hale Building 175 N. Garfield Ave., 2nd Floor Pasadena, CA 91101 |
Hearing Officer Members
Hearing Officers: Paul Novak, Alex Garcia
Zoning Administrator: Beilin Yu
Recording Secretary: Hayman Tam
Description
The Hearing Officer is empowered to make decisions with regard to Use Permit, Variance and Subdivision applications and any environmental determination which may be necessary in the individual case. Some of the applications are exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). Those applications which are not exempt will require approval of either a Negative Declaration (a statement that there is not significant environmental impacts), a mitigated Negative Declaration (a statement that there are some potential impacts but conditions of approval will significantly reduce these impacts) or an Environmental Impact Report (EIR – a discussion of possible impacts with recommended mitigation measures or a Statement of Overriding Considerations for impacts which cannot be mitigated).