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MEETING OF: HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE . \ DATE OF MEETING: May 21, 1981
TIME OF MEETING: 4:OO P.M.
PLACE OF MEETING: Harding Street Community Center
Multi-Purpose Room
CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order by Chairman Chriss at 4:06
P.M.
ROLL CALL
Present - Chairman Chriss, Members Carney, Hall, Helton,
Hayes, Runzo, Ward, and Moralez.
Absent - Member Sanchez.
Also present was Council Liaison Anear.
OLD BUSINESS
Adoption of Minutes
Minutes of the Adjourned Meeting, held March 16, 1981, were
approved as corrected.
NEW BUSINESS
Election of Chairman
Chairman Chriss opened nominations for the election of a new
chairman, and inqured if there were any volunteers for the
posit ion.
Member Ward nominated Membe.r Hall , who declined the nomina-
t ion.
Member Ward then nominated Member Helton, who also declined
the nomination.
Member Ward suggested that the Committee consider splitting
up the Chairmanship, to allow two Members to share same, for
six months each. The Committee concurred.
Members Ward and Hayes volunteered to share the Chairmanship,
for the next year; and the Committee directed same, with
Member Ward as the Chairman for the first six months, and
Member Hayes as the Chairman for the second six month period.
Discussion of Executive Committee
Member Hayes indicated she wished to check with the City
Attorney as to the legalities of this Committee, and added
that there should be minutes taken at same.
Discussion reflected.on the duties of the Executive
Committee, and the format for the agenda of the Committee.
CUP For Coin Operated Arcade
Drew-Aiten gave a staff report on the matter, indicating
that he has been informed by the Planning Department that
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they have received an application for a coin operated arcade
on the second lot at the southeast corner of Lincoln and
Oak. The application is going before the Planning Commission
at their meeting of June 10, 1981.
The Committee recognized Rick Ryberg, the applicant. Mr.
Ryberg explained that he is in the process of leasing propert:
now with the option to buy same.
proposed arcade would be a temporary use only during the
summer, as his ultimate intention is to open a pre-school.
He explained that the
Mr. Ryberg continued, showing pictures of the site plan to thc
Committee for their review. He also circulated drawings of
what the property would look like in a few months. He stated
that the name of the arcade would be "Games People Play," and
explained the proposed hours of same.
In response to Committee query regarding the time period on
the CUP, Mr. Ryberg explained that at this time he is only
applying for a license.
Council Member Anear suggested a review period at the end
of one year.
Chairman Chriss inquired if the applicant has checked with
surrounding businesses to see if there was any objection to
the use.
free-standing building, and his only concern is with the
condominiums across the street.
Mr. Ryberg responded that the proposed arcade is a
Mr. Ryberg continued, indicating that he would be satisfied
with a six month permit; and pointed out that there will be
a manager on the premises at all times.
Following Committee discussion, the Committee directed that
the matter be forwarded to the Planning Commission, with a
recommendation that the Committee has no objections with the
use, and feel it is a good use for the site. Also, the
Committee recommends that the Planning Commission consider a
one year review on the CUP, and that the use is in compliance
with the Design Manual.
Member Runzo indicated her abstention was due to the-fact
that she is within 300 feet of the arcade.
Mr. Ryberg pointed out that he also owns the 7-11 Store
across the street from the proposed site, and indicated that
the machines there will be shut down during hours when the
arcade is open.
Cancellation of Public Hearing
Jack Henthorn, Director of Housing and Redevelopment,
explained that the City had noticed the Redevelopment Plan
for a public hearing on.May 26, 1981. The Redevelopment Law
requires that a notice be placed in the newspaper for four
consequtive weeks for a public hearing.
He continued that the third notice was omitted as the result
of a key-punch error;and in discussion with legal counsel,
it was decided to cancel the hearing. He stated that the
notice cancellation was mailed this date, and the City will
not suffer any of the costs. The Carlsbad Journal will run
a retraction notice on Saturday, May 23, 1981; and they will
run the next four notices at no charge to the City, and
reimburse the City for the second mailing of same.
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Mr. Henthorn continued that Staff will approach the City
Council on May 26, 1981, to request rescheduling of the
public hearing for June 23, 1981, at 6:OO P.M., for the
purpose of considering the Plan at that time.
Director Henthorn explained that the action will be two-fold;
the Housing and Redevelopment Commission will be requested to
adopt the Resolution, forwarding the Plan to the City
Council as a corporate body, and recommending that a public
hearing be held. After that action is completed, the City
Council will be requested to set the public hearing for the
adoption of the Plan for June 23,,1981.
of the re-noticing on the Redevelopment Plan.
That will take care
He continued that the EIR would then be noticed, and the
City would go through the mailing on same, in accordance with
the Environmental Ordinance.
Plan will then be provided to the Commission and the City
Council, which will include the exhibits.
A report on the Redevelopment
Director Henthorn passed out an informational brochure,
titled "Carlsbad Village Redevelopment Project," in which he
indicated the date would have to be changed on the first page
He indicated that same will be mailed to tenants within the
project area.
A motion was made, suggesting that the City spend the
necessary funds to notify all residents involved, whether
tenants, residents, or property owners, within the Redevelop-
ment Area; of the Public Notice of Condemnation by Certified
Mail, Return Receipt Requested. The motion failed due to
lack of a majority.
Member Ward stated his feeling that mailing was not
economical, and suggested that the information be delivered
door to door. He also indicated that on June 2, 1981, there
will be a Chamber of Commerce meeting on the Redevelopment
Plan, and suggested that Director Henthorn be present to
answer any quest ions.
Member Ward also suggested that the informational brochure
be delivered to all tenants by the Boy Scouts or the Boys
Club. Council Member Anear pointed out that the City would
then have to deal with the potential of unreliability, and
suggested the use of bulk mailing to insure delivery of same.
A motion was then made, recommending that the brochure be
delivered by bulk mail to all residents and tenants in the
Redevelopment Area. The motion was withdrawn.
Director Henthorn explained that the plan was to distribute
the brochures to the business tenants, based on the Chamber's
mailing list.
Member Ward suggested that the Committee ask the Chamber to
publish the matter for the City, and stated that he would
attempt to get the matter through the Chamber Committee, to
fund and distribute the brochure for the City.
and Redevelopment Advisory Committee concurred with same.
Chairman Chriss also suggested that notification be made
through the service clubs.
The Housing
The Committee concurred.
The Committee agreed to the change in the date for the public
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Agreement with San Diego Coast Regional Commission
Director Henthorn gave a brief report on the agreement
between the San Diego Coast Regional Commission, and the City
of Carlsbad Housing and Redevelopment Department, imposing
restrictions on real property.
Following discussion, the Committee recommended that the
Agreement be sent forward, as explained by the Director of
Housing and Redevelopment.
Chairman Chriss indicated that his abstention was due to the
fact that this was his client.
ADJOURNMENT
By proper motion the meeting was adjourned at 5:53 P.M.,
to Monday, June 15, 1981 at 4:OO P.M.
Respectfully Submitted,
Ann R. Alleman
Minutes Clerk
TRANSCRIPTS ARE KEPT ON FILE UNTIL APPROVAL OF MINUTES.
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