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Planning Commission Record and Recommendation on the Appeal of the Coalition for Compatible Land Use, July 15, 1996; Memo ITom Michael McClintock, P&D Aviation, July 12, 1996; Notes ITom Carol Ford; Two photos of an old plane crash; Memo from Jay C. White, July 15, 1996; Letter ITom James Harris (Coffinan Associates) to Karen McDonald, FAA, June 14, 1996; Letter ITom Pat Dixon, July 10, 1996; Notes ITom Herb Foreman, July 14, 1996; Letters ITom Mary Morrissey Parden, June 19, 1996 and July 15, 1996; Letter ITom Andrea E. Steller, read by Carol Ford; Letter ITom Manuel C. Sotomayor, July 15, 1996; Redwood Shores Owners Association Handbook. Mayor Hartnett provided a brief background of the testimony and correspondence received by Council at the July I, 1996 Council meeting during the public hearing on the Electronic Arts Development Agreement. Mayor Hartnett said the testimony heard at the July 1, 1996 Council meeting overlaps with the issue of the appeal by the Coalition for Compatible Land Use and the testimony taken at the July I, 1996 Council meeting is to be considered incorporated into the record in connection with the appeal. Mayor Hartnett said the staff and the applicant's presentations from the July I, 1996 Council meeting should also be considered in the Council's deliberations. All the testimonies are part of the public record. Acting Planning Director Passanisi distributed a memo ITom Michael McClintock, the City's aviation expert, answering questions raised by Robert Clinton in a letter to Council and staff; inserts to the letter ITom the City Attorney explaining changes to the Development Agreement; and correspondence ITom CCAG on traffic impacts and information on the amount of cubic yards that will have to be moved by the development. Director Passanisi briefly described the many meetings held on this subject, beginning with the Airport Land Use Committee in November 16, 1995, the Pilots Association, the public meeting in the Belmont Sports Complex, the Planning Commission's three public hearings, the Council's public hearing on July 1, 1996 and the continued public hearing and public hearing appeal scheduled for this evening. Mayor Hartnett described the agenda to be followed for this public hearing, including the order in which speakers would address the Council. He provided information in response to several comments offered during the public input process: . The GID 1-64 will lose millions if the Electronic Arts development agreement is approved. In fact, if approved, EA would provide in excess of $6.5 million to GID 1-64 projects. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING MINUTE BOOK NO. 54 JULY 15, 1996 MINUTES Page No. 381 PAGE 9