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MEETING OF :
DATE OF MEETING: SEPTEMBER 21,2004
TIME OF MEETING: 6:OO p.m.
PLACE OF MEETING:
CITY COUNCIL (Regular Meeting)
City Council Chambers
CALL TO ORDER: Mayor Lewis called the Meeting to order at 6:OO p.m.
ROLL CALL: was taken by the City Clerk, as follows:
Present:
Absent: None.
Lewis, Finnila, Kulchin, Hall and Packard.
LEGISLATIVE INVOCATION:
Mayor Lewis offered the Invocation.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
Council Member Packard led the Pledge of Allegiance.
CONSENT CALENDAR:
ACTION: On a motion by Mayor Pro Tem Finnila, Council affirmed the action
of the Consent Calendar, Items #I through #7, as follows:
AYES:
NOES: None.
Lewis, Finnila, Kulchin, Hall and Packard
WAIVER OF ORDINANCE TEXT READING:
Council waived the reading of the text of all Ordinances and Resolutions at this
Meeting.
1. AB #17,789 -ANNUAL REPORT OF INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO.
Council accepted the report from the City Treasurer on the City’s investment
portfolio for fiscal year 2003-2004.
2. AB #17,790 - REPORT ON CITY INVESTMENTS AS OF AUGUST 31,2004.
Council accepted the report from the City Treasurer on the status of City
investments as of August 31, 2004.
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3. AB #17,791 -AWARD OF CONTRACT TO REMOVE AND REPLACE CONCRETE
AT CITY FACILITIES AND PARKS.
Council adopted RESOLUTION NO. 2004-295, accepting the bid and awarding
the contract to Tri-Group Construction and Development Inc. for Facilities and
Parks Concrete Replacement, Contract No. FAC 04-06, Project No. 39241, and
approving appropriation of additional funds.
4. AB #17,792 -APPROVING AN AMENDMENT TO AGREEMENT FOR THE
VISTNCARLSBAD INTERCEPTOR SEWER AND SOUTH CARLSBAD VILLAGE
STORM DRAIN PROJECT.
Council adopted RESOLUTION NO. 2004-296, approving Amendment No. 2 to
extend and amend the agreement for construction management and inspection
services with Post, Buckley, Schuh & Jernigan, Inc. (PBS&J) for the
Vista/Carlsbad Interceptor Sewer Reaches VC5B through VC1 IA, the South
Carlsbad Village Storm Drain, Pavement Overlay, and Water Pipeline, Project
Nos. 3182, 3528, 3855, and 3904.
5. AB #17,793 - 2003-2004 CONSOLIDATED ANNUAL PERFORMANCE AND
EVALUATION REPORT FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT
PROGRAM.
Council adopted RESOLUTION NO. 2004-297, approving the City of Carlsbad’s
2003-2004 Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report for the
Community Development Block Grant Program.
6. AB #17,794 -APPROVAL OF THE RENEWAL APPLICATION FOR THE NORTH
SAN DIEGO COUNTY RECYCLING MARKET DEVELOPMENT ZONE.
Council adopted RESOLUTION NO. 2004-298, approving the submittal of the
North San Diego County application to the California Integrated Waste
Management Board to renew the Recycling Market Development Zone (RMDZ)
designation.
7. AB #17,795 -AWARD OF CONTRACT TO PURCHASE AND INSTALL A NEW
MODULAR BUILDING AT THE PARKS YARD.
Council adopted RESOLUTION NO. 2004-299, accepting the bid and awarding
the contract to Design Space Modular Buildings for the purchase and installation
of a new modular building at the Parks Yard, Contract No. PKS04-02.
ORDINANCE FOR INTRODUCTION:
8. AB #17,796 - REQUIREMENT FOR INSTALLATION OF A BYPASS TEE FOR
RECYCLED WATER SHUT DOWN TESTING ON NEW BUILDINGS.
City Attorney, Ron Ball gave a brief explanation, stating that the staff recommendation
is to introduce the Ordinance and adopt the Resolution which would set the Public
Hearing to consider adoption of Ordinance No. NS-717 for October 12, 2004.
Mr. Ball also suggested that there be a minor change in the wording of the Ordinance,
line 18 Section 18.16.080 of Ordinance No. NS-717, to read “On the effective date of
this Ordinance”.
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ACTION: On a motion by Mayor Pro Tem Finnila, Council introduced
ORDINANCE NO. NS-717, to consider amending Title 18, Chapter
18.16 by the addition of Section 18.16.080 of the Carlsbad
Municipal Code to amend by reference the Uniform Plumbing
Code, 2001 Edition, to require installation of a bypass tee for
recycled water shut down testing for new building construction, as
amended to revise the wording in Line 18 of the Ordinance to read
“On the effective date of this Ordinance”; and,
Council adopted RESOLUTION NO. 2004-300, declaring the City’s
intention to require the installation of a bypass tee, and setting the
public hearing for October 12, 2004, to consider adoption of -
Ordinance No. NS-717.
AYES:
NOES: None.
Lewis, Finnila, Kulchin, Hall, Packard
PUBLIC COMMENT:
None.
PUBLIC HEARING:
9. AB #17,797 - RESIDENTIAL GENERAL PLAN AND ZONING CONSISTENCY
AMENDMENTS - GPA 03-1 3/ZCA 03-02/LCPA 03-12.
Jennifer Coon, Associate Planner, presented the staff report and reviewed a Power
Point Presentation (on file in the City Clerk’s office). Ms. Coon explained that the
purpose of the proposed amendments was to ensure consistency between the General
Plan and Zoning Ordinance and also to ensure consistency between City policies and
State law.
Ms. Coon stated that staffs recommendation is included an errata sheet, dated August
4, 2004. These recommendations would: I .) amend Ordinance No. NS-718 by adding
wireless communication facilities to the list of permitted uses tables as a conditionally
permitted use in each residential zone; 2.) amend Ordinance No. NS-718 by adding
Section 22 to read “That any development application, excluding preliminary
applications, submitted to the city prior to the effective date of this ordinance shall not
be subject to the amended provisions of this ordinance”; and 3.) amend Resolution No.
2004-301 by the addition of Section 7 to read: “That any development application,
excluding preliminary applications, submitted to the city prior to the effective date of this
ordinance shall not be subject to the amended provisions of the General Plan (GPA 03-
13)”.
Mayor Lewis opened the duly noticed public hearing at 6:18 p.m. and asked if anyone
would like to speak.
Seeing no one wishing to speak, Mayor Lewis closed the duly noticed public hearing at
6: 18 p.m.
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City Attorney, Ron Ball titled Ordinance No. NS-718.
On a motion by Mayor Pro Tem Finnila, Council introduced
ORDINANCE NO. NS-718, amending Title 21 of the Carlsbad
Municipal Code by approving amendments to the residential
regulations in the Zoning Ordinance (Zone Code Amendment -
ZCA 03-02) to ensure consistency between the General Plan and
zoning ordinance, as amended per the errata sheet, dated August
4, 2004, to 1 .) add wireless communication facilities to the list of
permitted uses tables as a conditionally permitted use in each
residential zone; and 2.) add Section 22 to read “That any
development application, excluding preliminary applications,
submitted to the city prior to the effective date of this ordinance
shall not be subject to the amended provisions of this ordinance”;
and:
Council adopted RESOLUTION NO. 2004-301, adopting a
Negative Declaration and Addendum for a General Plan (General
Plan Amendment - GPA 03-1 3 and Local Coastal Pr0gra.m
Amendment - LCPA 03-12), as amended per the errata sheet,
dated August 4, 2004, to add Section 7 to read: “That any
develop men t application, excluding preliminary applications,
submitted to the city prior to the effective date of this ordinance
shall not be subject to the amended provisions of the General Plan
(GPA 03-1 3)”.
AYES:
NOES: None.
Lewis, Finnila, Kulchin, Hall, Packard
IO. AB #17,798 -VILLAGES OF LA COSTA GREENS NEIGHBORHOOD 1.10 - PUD
02-1 O(A).
Barbara Kennedy, Associate Planner presented the staff report and reviewed a Power
Point Presentation (on file in the City Clerk’s office).
In response to an inquiry from Mayor Lewis, staff confirmed that there are two ways into
and out of the proposed development.
Jack Henthorn, 5365 Avenida Encinas Suite A, Carlsbad, representing the applicant,
Puke Homes, came forward to address Council. Mr. Henthorn reviewed a Power Point
presentation (not on file in the City Clerk’s office) giving a brief background on the
proposed development and depicting the four available floor plan types and the six
different architectural styles.
In response to Council inquiry, Ms. Kennedy explained that the homes designated to
have four garages, would have two garages in the front and two on the side. She also
stated that the side garages would not be visible from the street.
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Mayor Lewis opened the duly noticed public hearing at 6:39 p.m. and asked if anyone
would like to speak.
Seeing no one wishing to speak, Mayor Lewis closed the duly noticed public hearing at ’
6:39 p.m.
ACTION: On a motion by Mayor Pro Tem Finnila, Council adopted
RESOLUTION NO. 2004-302, approving Planned Unit
Development Amendment PUD 02-1 O(A) for the Villages of La
Costa Greens Neighborhood I .IO, to approve building floor plans,
elevations and plotting for 64 single family detached homes
generally located north of Alga Road and west of Alicante Road,
within the La Costa Master Plan, in Local Facilities Master Plan
Zone IO.
Lewis, Finnila, Kulchin, Hall, Packard
None.
11. AB #17,799 - LOHF SUBDIVISION - GPA 04-04/LCPA 04-04.
Mike Grim, Senior Planner presented the staff report and reviewed a Power Point
Presentation (on file in the City Clerk’s office). Mr. Grim explained the proposed
boundary changes.
Mayor Lewis opened the duly noticed public hearing at 6:44 p.m. and asked if anyone
would like to speak.
Seeing no one wishing to speak, Mayor Lewis closed the duly noticed public hearing at
6:45 p.m.
ACTION: On a motion by Mayor Pro Tem Finnila, Council adopted
RESOLUTION NO. 2004-303, approving the Negative Declaration,
General Plan Amendment GPA 04-04, and Local Coastal Program
Amendment LCPA 04-04, for the Lohf Subdivision GPA land use
designation boundary adjustment for property generally located
west of El Camino Real, north and south of Poinsettia Lane, in
Local Facilities Management Zone 21.
AYES:
NOES: None.
Lewis, Finnila, Kulchin, Hall, Packard
12. AB #17,800 - LA COSTA RESORT AND SPA MASTER PLAN - GPA 03-08/ZC 03-
04/MP 03-02/MP 149(S)/CT 03-01/PUD 03-06/SUP 03-03/SUP 03-06.
Eric Munoz, Senior Planner and John Maashoff, Associate Engineer presented the staff
report and reviewed a Power Point Presentation (on file in the City Clerk’s office).
Mr. Munoz gave a detailed overview of the proposed project, including the master plan
which acts as a regulatory document for the redevelopment and buildout of the resort
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properties. He also spoke about the proposed process for adjusting lot lines in the
“finger” land areas.
Council Member Hall asked staff to clarify what steps the owner of property adjacent to
the “finger” lands would need to take in order to change their property line.
Mr. Munoz responded that the property owner would need to work with KSL to
determine what lines could be adjusted. KSL would then present the proposed
adjustments to the City staff who would review the adjustments and advise of the
acceptability of the proposal.
Mr. Munoz also stated that once the process is completed, a Master Plan amendment
would then be put together for Planning Commission and Council review and approval.
In response to inquiry from Council Member Kulchin, staff confirmed that the Master
Plan amendment would come forward based on KSL’s schedule, after the boundary
adjustments had been agreed upon.
Ms. Kulchin also asked that staff elaborate on the traffic impacts and parking adequacy
related to the project.
Mr. Munoz responded that there were three primary mitigation measures associated
with this project. He stated that the first mitigation measure was short-term construction
access and the ability to gain access from El Camino Real, to ensure that residential
streets would not be used as primary access points for the construction activity.
Mr. Munoz stated that the second mitigation measure associated with the project was
access to the site as it relates to special events. Mr. Munoz stated that special events
now have a new list of regulations that were not in place before to provide a level of
protection for the neighbors adjacent to the resort. He stated that the regulations do not
allow parking in the “finger” lands, and allow for closing the public streets during special
events, except to the residents. He also stated that offsite parking and shuttles will be
provided for people who are attending the special events.
Mr. Munoz stated that the last mitigation measure was parking adequacy and that the
last phase of the resort would not be issued a building permit unless there is a
determination of parking adequacy by the Planning Director. He stated that during the
construction of the Villas, the builder would reach 50% of their required parking under
the Master Plan, however 200 more spaces will be provided, in addition to the minimum
requirement, as the phased development occurs. He stated that the plan was to not
eliminate any areas that could provide parking during the construction phases.
Mr. Munoz also explained there is a parking structure that could be located between El
Camino Real and the existing ballroom, which could provide 138 parking spaces. He
stated that it may become necessary to require the structure if parking becomes an
issue.
Mayor Lewis stated that Council received several letters and e-mails (on file in the City
Clerk’s office) pertaining to this agenda item.
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Mayor Lewis declared a recess at 7:Ol p.m. Council reconvened at 7:06 p.m. with all
members present.
Chevis Hosea, 2100 Costa del Mar, representing KSL, came forward to review a Power
Point presentation (not on file in the City Clerk’s office). Mr. Hosea explained the
improvements that have been made to the property, the need for additional facilities,
and requested approval of the project.
Council Member Kulchin inquired regarding the placement of the Villas into the hotel
management inventory.
Mr. Hosea explained that the owners would not be required to place their property
under hotel management, but most have done so. He estimated that ninety percent of
the units would participate in the rental program.
Mayor Pro Tem Finnila asked Mr. Hosea what the plans were for cleaning up the creek
area.
Mr. Hosea responded that they plan to clean up the creek area, not only near the golf
course but also in the area adjacent to the flood zone area. Mr. Hosea stated that they
were working with an environmental consultant as well as with other groups who were
interested in cleaning up the creek.
Mayor Pro Tem Finnila also inquired as to whether or not there were any plans to
create walking trails around or through the resort.
Mr. Hosea answered that walking would be encouraged within the campus proper.
Mayor Lewis opened the duly noticed public hearing at 7:20 p.m. and asked if anyone
would like to speak.
Ted Owen, 5934 Priestly Drive, Carlsbad, CEO of the Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce
read a letter of support (on file in the City Clerk’s office) for the La Costa Resort & Spa
Master Plan amendments.
Jeff Eatchel, 3737 Camino del Rio South, Suite 300, San Diego, an International
Representative for the union, “Unite Here Local 30”, came forward to address Council.
Mr. Eatchel voiced his concerns regarding parking for La Costa Resort employees. Mr.
Eatchel stated that employees might be bussed into work, due to lack of parking
facilities. Mr. Eatchel stated that he could not support the Mitigated Negative
Declaration (MND) until the issues were properly addressed.
Marco Gonzales, 169 Saxony Road, Suite 201, Encinitas, of Coast Law Group, LLP
came forward to address Council. Mr. Gonzales stated that he represented various
interests in San Diego including the Surfrider Foundation, San Diego Baykeeper and
“Unite Here Local 30”.
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Mr. Gonzales spoke about stormwater runoff and the potential effects it could have on
the Batiquitos Lagoon, landscaping and golf course pesticides, and the environmental
needs of the water bodies. Mr. Gonzales stated that the Stormwater Management Plan
prepared in October of 2003, had identified two very important facts: The Batiquitos
Hydrologic Subunit and San Marcos Creek were both declared 303D listed water
bodies.
Mr. Gonzales stated that the CEQA documents did not provide any quantification of
pesticide use on site. Mr. Gonzalez also stated that there was a mitigation measure
requesting pest tolerant plants. He said that there currently is not a monitoring program
that would suffice to determine the pesticide impacts.
Mayor Pro Tem Finnila inquired as to the reason for Mr. Gonzales’s presence at the
Council Meeting.
Mr. Gonzales responded that he was attending on behalf of his clients, ”Unite Here
Local 30”.
Eloy Cortina, 7136 Estrella De Mar, Carlsbad came forward to address Council. Mr.
Cortina thanked KSL for working with the community regarding the “finger” lands and
addressing the citizen’s concerns regarding traffic and special events.
James Bond, 2041 Caracol Court, Carlsbad spoke in support of the project, and
thanked the applicant for keeping the neighbors informed about the project.
William Anthony Ims, 2023 Caleta Court, Carlsbad came forward to address Council.
Mr. Ims stated that his home is adjacent to the resort and that he is impressed with
what KSL has achieved. Mr. Ims stated that he did not have any concerns regarding
parking, traffic, and design. Mr. Ims spoke highly of how the Grand Accura Tennis
Challenge was managed. He stated that had he not attended, he might not have
known the event had taken place.
Stephen Tate, 741 8 Via De Fortuna, Carlsbad, former President of the Jockey Club
Home Owner’s Association, expressed his support for the project on behalf of the
Board of Directors.
Molly Rhodes, a Research Analyst with “Unite Here Local 30”, came forward to address
Council. Ms. Rhodes questioned the rental of the proposed condominiums and how the
effects of the rentals on the projected Transient Occupancy Tax could be known.
Mr. Hosea returned to address the various concerns raised throughout the Public
Hearing. Mr. Hosea stated that the units that KSL is planning to sell will be sold as
airspace condominiums, and are technically considered Commercial Dwelling Units.
Mr. Hosea requested that Jeremiah Simpson, a parking consultant with Walker Parking
Consultants come forward to address the parking issues.
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Mr. Simpson displayed a slide (not on file in the City Clerk’s office) depicting how
parking will be provided. Mr. Simpson showed a 24 hour parking breakdown including
the following groups: visitors, employees, and vacant spaces. He also stated that
employees’ parking needs had been factored into the analysis.
Mayor Pro Tem Finnila asked Mr. Simpson to explain the plan for parking during special
events.
Mr. Simpson responded that special events are parked separately under the provisions
of the Master Plan and that there would be a few dates per year where the event
parking would be handled by the event planner. He stated that the event planner would
plan the provisions for employee parking.
Mr. Hosea explained that for special events, a Special Use Permit is required, which
includes a plan for providing adequate employee parking as well as guest parking.
Council Member Hall asked the applicant to address the concerns relating to the
environmental questions that were asked during the Public Hearing.
Mr. Hosea stated that they have a Storm Water Protection Plan and Permit in place.
Mr. Hosea stated that KSL is willing to build additional drainage facilities along the part
of the creek adjacent to the Golf Center.
John Maashoff responded to Mr. Gonzales’s comments relating to the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan. Mr. Maashoff stated that the City has worked with the
applicant on the preparation of the preliminary Storm Water Management Plan and
Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan in conjunction with the Master Plan
documentation.
Mayor Pro Tem Finnila asked staff if our Best Management Practices are actually
treating the runoff at the maximum levels rather than the adequate levels.
Bob Wojick, Deputy City Engineer stated the program is set up so that the Best
Management Practices are the best practicable. Mr. Wojick stated that the City as a
whole has put forth a great deal of effort in complying with all the state and federal
requirements of the NPDES program, including wet and dry weather monitoring.
Mr. Wojick stated that the part of the plan for La Costa Resort addressed not only how
the water would be treated before it was released into our waterways, but also practices
such as making sure that parking lots were swept on a regular basis, and making sure
that employees were trained properly in the use of pesticides and fertilizers. Mr. Wojick
explained that staff looked at the entire program as is mandated to make sure that a
multi-pronged attack to prevent any pollution of our waterways is in place.
In response to inquiry from Council Member Packard, staff confirmed their support for
recommending that Council adopt a Mitigated Negative Declaration for the project.
Seeing no one else wishing to speak, Mayor Lewis closed the duly noticed public
hearing at 756 p.m.
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Council Member Kulchin requested that Environmental Consultant, Betty Dehoney,
come forward to answer some questions regarding storm water.
Ms. Dehoney explained that the application of pesticides, and who can apply them, is
very strictly regulated. Ms. Dehoney also stated that she had worked closely with La
Costa as far as developing a species pallet adjacent to the stream course that is going
to be drought tolerant and does not require extensive fertilizers, herbicides or
pesticides.
Mayor Lewis asked how upstream pollutants are monitored.
Ms. Dehoney explained that detention basins are in place and that use of sediment
control devices are the Best Management Practices. She noted that additional basins
are required of new development. She also explained that management of the water
shed is done by the Regional Water Quality Control Board.
Mr. Munoz stated that there are flow meters proposed for a few locations in the City that
will measure the run off into our coastal watershed and lagoons. He noted that one is
proposed for La Costa Resort area in the future.
Council Member Packard stated that he felt this project will be an asset not only to the
immediate neighborhood but also to the community in general and that he could
support the project.
Council Member Hall thanked KSL for working with staff and also the neighborhood for
taking a property that really did need to be redeveloped and taking the time, energy and
money to redevelop the project into something that is going to be award winning.
Council Member Kulchin thanked the residents for attending the meeting and stated
that she could also support the project.
Mayor Pro Tem Finnila stated that this plan will be better for the neighborhood, for the
environment, for the economy of Carlsbad, for special event uses at the resort, and also
for the creek.
Ron Ball, City Attorney titled the three Ordinances.
Mayor Pro Tem Finnila stated that there was a typographical error on Page 1 of the
Agenda Bill and that the number of Planning Commission Members should have been
reflected as seven members rather than six members.
ACTION: On a motion by Mayor Pro Tem Finnila, Council introduced the
following Ordinances and adopted the following Resolution:
ORDINANCE NO. NS-719, amending Section 21.05.030 of the
Municipal Code, by amending the zoning map to grant a zone
change from (1) Single Family Residential (R-I) to Planned
Community (P-C); (2) General Commercial (C-2) to P-C; (3)
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Residential Density-Multiple (RD-M) to P-C; and (4) Residential
Professional (RP) to P-C, on property generally located within the
La Costa Resort and Spa properties east of El Camino Real, and
south of Arena1 Road, in Local Facilities Management Zone 6; (ZC
03-04) and
ORDINANCE NO. NS-720, approving the La Costa Resort and Spa
Master Plan (MP 03-02); and
ORDINANCE NO. NS-721, amending the La Costa Master Plan
(MP-149), to remove the La Costa Resort and Spa Properties; and
RESOLUTION NO. 2004-304, adopting a Mitigated Negative
Declaration and Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program,
approving a General Plan Amendment, Tentative Tract Map, Non-
Residential Planned Unit Development, Floodplain Special Use
Permit and El Camino Real Corridor Special Use Permit for the La
Costa Resort and Spa Master Plan on property generally located
east of El Camino Real and north of San Marcos Creek, in the
southeast quadrant of the City. (GPA 03-08, CT 03-01, PUD 03-06,
SUP 03-06, SUP 03-03).
AYES:
NOES: None.
Lewis, Finnila, Kulchin, Hall, Packard
RECESS:
Mayor Lewis declared a recess at 8:14 p.m. Council reconvened at 8:18 p.m. with all
members present.
DEPARTMENTAL AND CITY MANAGER REPORTS:
13. AB #17,801- REQUEST TO MAKE A PRESENTATION.
Robert Wilkinson, 2810 Roosevelt Street, Carlsbad of Wilkinson Design Group gave a
presentation regarding redevelopment of the property formerly known as the Split
Pavilion, located at the Northwest corner of Carlsbad Boulevard and Pine Street.
Mr. Wilkinson described the area he would like to have improved and presented a
possible plan for the re-design.
Patty Blank, 4650 La Portalada, Carlsbad, owner of Vinaka Coffee Shop spoke in favor
of making the area more people friendly. Ms. Blank requested that the Council open
their minds to the possibilities for the property.
Council Member Packard suggested having the Park Planning staff take a look at this
project to determine where it would fit into the timeline of all the other projects that are
currently slated for construction.
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Mayor Pro Tem Finnila stated that staff is currently working on four parks, and that the
request would need to go through the arts and parks review processes.
Council Member Kulchin stated that some citizens had contacted her and stated to her
that they would like the subject property to remain as is.
Council Member Hall suggested that the community should come to Council and voice
their opinions if they are truly in favor of having this area re-designed.
Mayor Lewis gave a brief history of the site and also concurred with the comments of
Council Member Hall. He stated that citizens should provide input and ideas regarding
re-design of the area.
Council received the presentation and took no action.
COUNCIL REPORTS AND COMMENTS:
Mayor Lewis and Council Members reported on activities and meetings of some
committees and sub-committees of which they are members.
CITY MANAGER COMMENTS: None
CITY ATTORNEY COMMENTS: None
ADJOURNMENT:
By proper motion, the Regular Meeting of September 21, 2004 was adjourned at 8:43
p.m.
Sheilf Cobian
Minutes Clerk