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The Planning Commission approved citywide zoning and General Plan changes aimed at updating Anaheim’s rules to align with state law and implement the Sixth Cycle Housing Element, along with two property-specific approvals: a parcel split on East Kimberly Avenue and a medical office use with a parking variance on South State College Boulevard.
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The biggest outcome was approval of citywide zoning and General Plan amendments meant to update Anaheim’s development rules and carry out the Sixth Cycle Housing Element, which is the city’s housing plan. The commission also approved splitting one industrial property into two lots while keeping both existing buildings, and allowing medical office space in an existing office building with fewer parking spaces than normally required. Both property-specific requests were approved unanimously, 5-0.
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