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9/1/1994
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<br /> proposal was in response to the Board's direction to formulate one (Minute Order RD <br /> 93-023.) and that it was a proactive measure to have guidelines in place in the <br /> eventuality of a change of ownership or use of the property. <br /> Joe Steinfeld, Main Street, advised Council that the property was not blighted, that it <br /> provided tax revenues and employed people, and that this was an attempt at a socialist <br /> state. <br /> City Manager Everett explained that this was a plan for the future, that no action for <br /> or against the property was taking place; and this was a similar action to the Franklin <br /> Specific Site Plan - guidelines for future uses. Mr. Everett explained that everyone <br /> involved agreed that relocation efforts were critical and were taking place; and any <br /> action taken this evening would not devalue the property as the zoning designation <br /> expands options. Mr. Everett stated that the Redevelopment Agency Board would <br /> make final decisions regarding this property. <br /> Councilman Greenalch acknowledged that the decision would be made according to <br /> planning principles, but expressed concern that the proposed Plan gives momentum for <br /> this property to be subsumed within Sequoia Station. <br /> Councilman Sanfilipo expressed concerns regarding traffic impacts and the need for a <br /> right hand turn lane. <br /> Councilwoman La Berge stated it was important to have a vision for the City, and the <br /> only limits of this plan are building site and set backs; and decisions regarding use <br /> would be made in the future by the Redevelopment Agency Board. <br /> 4) M/S: SANFILIPO/LA BERGE TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING <br /> CARRIED BY UNANIMOUS VOICE VOTE AND PUBLIC HEARING CLOSED <br /> AT 8:32 P.M. <br /> 5) Council action: <br /> TITLE READ. MIS: LA BERGE/GASPARINI <br /> RESOLUTION ADOPTING DA VIES/P ARK CHEVROLET SITE SPECIFIC PLAN <br /> MOTION FAILED ON THE FOLLOWING VOTE: <br /> A YES: COUNCIL MEMBERS GASPARINI, LA BERGE AND MAYOR <br /> BUCHAN <br /> NOES: COUNCIL MEMBERS GREENALCH, SANFILIPO AND <br /> STEINFELD <br /> MINUTE ORDER NO. 94-188 <br /> MINUTE BOOK NO. 52 <br /> Regular Meeting Minutes Page No. 349 <br /> August 1,1994 <br /> Page 15 <br /> -.,-,.... -- ,- . .n__m-.-,,--- ,'----' , ,--.. ..._--',_.~----_._----~._._--._---- <br />
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