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� 35 track team events during her recent trip to Europe with the United States team. Mr. Sakelarios thanked the Council for the financial contribution of the City which helped make it possible for Chris to participate. M.„� Miss Sakelarios displayed a Danish track team uniform for which she had traded her United States uniform with a fellow race walker and also thanked the Council for '''� its support. Mayor Weymouth announced the following citizen appoint- ments to the newly established Charter Review Committee and announced the Committee would hold its first meeting at 7:30 a.m. , Tuesday, September 17 : Paul C. Keckley, Chairman Robert H. Bury Robert J. Costello Clifford E. Miller Ron MacQuarrie Sal Quintero Stan Silverstein Andrew L. Spinas Proposed Zoning Map Amendment (United California T ea res Inc. - to zone ro ert in t e vic ni o Ve erans Bou evar Wa nut Street Ba s ore Freeway an Map e S reet rom CG o IP � Mayor Weymouth reminded Council that the public hearing on the proposed Zoning Map amendment has been continued �,,� from January 7, March 11 and June 10, 197�+ a.nd that it has been stated previously that Affidavit of Publication of Notice of Hearing is on file and that no written communications have been received on the sub�ect. City Manager Fales referred to his report of September 12, 1974 bringing the Council up-to-date on the sub�ect pro- posed amendment and recommending that the proposed re- zoning be dropped at this time in view of the fact that the developer has indicated some specific intention to proceed and has also indicated a respect for the overall development ob�ectives of the area in question. Robert C. Bills, attorney for the landowner, in response to question, suggested that a compromise has been reached with the City regarding development of the sub�ect prop- erty, stating that the proposed K-Mart to be developed on about eight acres of the property would be developed to IP Industrial Park) standards, although the zoning is CG General Commercial) and the two remaining smaller parcels of about one and two acres each could then also be developed. He stated that it is his belief that IP � zoning of the property would result in the two small parcels becoming undevelopable and stated that it is the intention of his client to observe the landscaping �"" and parking requirements of the IP zone . Mr. Fales advised that no compromise had been discussed with Mr. Bills, the landowner or the developer, noting -2- Reg.Mtg. 9/i6/7�+