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Item No. 4 (continued) Mayor Britschgi declared the public hearing open at 8:42 p.m. William Pagano, 702 Marshall Street, attorney representing the appellants, confirmed the statements of Mrs. Case and stated for the record that the understanding is that: 1) the back of the Bradford Street lot will be paved and striped for use; and 2) 116 spaces in the newly paved permit parking area will be available; and that if the mitigation measure is approved by Council, the appeal will be withdrawn. I.R. Goodman, 702 Marshall Street, urged approval of the mitigation measure. E.A. Hume, 774 Marshall, urged approval of the mitigation measure. Mayor Britschgi invited anyone else present who wished to speak to do so. No one wished to speak. M /S: Chandler /Rhodes to close the public hearing. Carried unanimously by voice vote and public hearing closed at 8:45 p.m. M /S: Chandler /Stangel to add to the EIR for the fire station at 755 Marshall Street a mitigation measure that a maximum of 20 parking spaces will be designated for use of City employees so that the remaining spaces can be used for public permit parking. Carried unanimously by roll call vote. MINUTE ORDER NO. 86 -25 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (Council recessed from 8:50 to 8 :57 p.m.) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - - -- ORAL COMMUNICATIONS - None REPORTS OF BOARDS, COMMISSIONS AND COMMITTEES Councilman Stangel reported that he and Councilman Bury had met with Planning Commissioners Audsley and Rowe to consider matters of mutual interest and plan to meet again in March and April, with a joint Council and Planning Commission meeting scheduled for May following seating of new City Council members after the election in April. (302 -02) Councilman Stangel reported that the Pigeon Committee has also met and a report will be provided to Council on findings that have been made. (301 -06) Councilman Rhodes, representative to the Solid Waste Disposal District, reported that he had just received advice from the District Attorney's office that the District cannot be dissolved, although its work is completed, but that a successor agency must be designated to be responsible for possible claims against the District, etc. Councilman Rhodes said that since Redwood Reg.Mtg. 2/10/86 MINUTE BOOK N0. 46 Page 4 Page No. 170