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Item No. 2 (continued) 4. That issuance of an architectural permit and the landscaping plan are subject to the sound discretion of the reviewing agency; 5. That the statements in the fifth paragraph of the appeal are conclusionary and are not supported by facts; and that the Clinic will make available and require use of automobile identification stickers for the cars of all of its employees and the professional staff. Councilman Claire stated for the record that he does not oppose the proposed expansion of parking facilities at the Clinic, but believes more adequate studies regarding traffic and parking problems should be submitted before a Use Permit is granted and that the storm drain situation should be studied also. The motion carried on the following roll call vote: Ayes: Councilmen Bury, Chandler, and Stangel Noes: Councilman Claire and Vice Mayor Mosher M /S: Bury /Chandler to terminate proceedings with regard to the previous application of the Redwood Medical Clinic related to a 6,300 square -foot parking structure. Carried unanimously by voice vote. Council adjourned from 10:00 to 10:10 p.m. MINUTE ORDER N0. 84 -116 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - - -- ORAL COMMUNICATIONS There being no objection, Vice Mayor Mosher ordered that Oral Communications be considered out of order at this time. 1. Carol Grialou, 2925 McGarvey, urged Council to take some action to solve the problems on McGarvey related to heavy traffic, speeding and reckless driving and reported some recent experiences. 2. Homer Quinn, 3015 McGarvey, confirmed statements made by Mrs. Grialou and described property accidents which have occurred as a result of speeding and reckless driving. City Manager Smith stated that the most effective deterrent to the problems described is heavy traffic enforcement with intensive patrols, noting that the result will be improvement in the situation for some time, and if the problem recurs, then the intensive enforcement will be needed again. He suggested that stop signs often do not solve such problems and frequently create new ones. Reg.Mtg. 6/25/84 Page 5 MINUTE BO% NO. 45 Page No.