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Councilman Murray announced he would leave the dais at this time and would not participate in discussions nor decisions regarding the proposed parking garage and mitigation measures due to a potential conflict of interest. REPORTS: Planning Director, February 10, 1992 Memo to Council from Councilman Bury, February 6, 1992 Planning Director Patterson presented the staff report advising the number of parking spaces shown on the plot plan is 27 and not 26 as the report states. City Attorney Schricker advised that only the concept and physical configuration, and mitigation plan as set forth in the Negative Declaration were before the Council for approval at this time. Russ Voung, First Interstate Bank, thanked Director Patterson for working with him on these issues. Mr. Voung requested the continued right to tow parking offenders from the new garage as they have now. City Attorney Schricker advised that the City is restrained by law to deal only with the owners of the building who will receive all documents, and that the concerns of First Interstate Bank are known to his office. Mr. Voung advised that the Bank was no longer asking for parking on both sides of Jefferson during construction. Kim Wilkins of J & S Management, owners of the building at 702 Marshall Street, referred to Item No. 1 under Unresolved Issues in Director Patterson's referenced report, and advised that when the new Fire Station was built 148 parking spaces were lost. At that time Mr. Ortloff, owner of the 702 Marshall Building, asked the City for substitute parking. The City purchased the Bradford site and provided 115 parking spaces for tenants and clients in the area. Ms. Wilkins stated she understood that part of the parking requirements for the building were to be met through Business District No. 1. Ms. Wilkins stated that Item No. 5 under "Mitigation for Temporary Loss of 124 Parking Spaces" should read for "tenants" not "clients". Councilman Greenalch suggested staff look into the property for sale in the 600 block of Jefferson as a temporary parking area during construction. MEMO 2/11/92 Cora Lee Morrison, Vice President of the San Mateo County Genealogy Society, asked Council for additional time to move out of their building which is slated for demolition to provide parking during construction of new garage. Community Development Director Pawloski advised Council the City was aware of this situation and assured Ms. Morrison she would receive as much notice as possible. Regular Meeting Minutes MINUTE BOOK NO, 50 February 10, 1992 - Page No. 560 Page 7 --~ - --~ - -- - - -_._- _ u_.' _ ~ _.- ~-- -.- ----,...------. ~ - --- -- --. - ---- -- - .~- --- ----