CC Min 1983-11-07 - Laserfiche WebLink

Browse Search

Item No. 1 (continued) Bert Barrett, 272 Upland, advised that residents of the area have employed an attorney to represent them with regard to the Sequoia Hospital ex- pansion and he will be asked to look at the effect of the proposed annexation also. Mr. Barrett said that his property is in the City, but he opposes the annexation. Anthony Lauricelli, 242 Upland, referred to his written protest in opposition to the proposed annexation. Mr. Lauricelli replied to questions, stating that Clinic employees parking on the streets is no longer a problem for him. Dave Rusconi, 260 Upland, whose property is in the City, suggested that he would incur costs if the property is annexed and that the Clinic is not in an appropriate location in a residential neighborhood. Mr. Rusconi said that the Clinic -owned rental houses are poorly maintained and have a detrimenal effect on the neighborhood. He said that the City formula for provision of parking at the Clinic is not adequate. Tom Hallum, Administrator of the Clinic, said that some 120 employees working in the Clinic at the same time would use about 50 -60 automobiles. Robert Solari, 102 Circle, Oak Knoll Neighborhood Association, said the Clinic is not a good neighbor, and his own survey resulted in his learning that the Clinic requires employees to park in the lot and on the streets on a rotating basis. Mr. Solari suggested the reason the Clinic needs additional parking is to take care of expanded activities and more staff. Gale Hurley, 238 Upland, referred to his written protest. In response to questions, Mr. Hurley said that he does not object to development of "Motorcycle Hill" since that will be large residences which are preferable to present public misuse of the property. Mayor Stangel invited anyone else present who wished to speak to do so. No one wished to speak. M /S: Mosher /Biagi to close the public hearing. The motion failed on the following tie roll call vote and the public hearing remained open. Ayes: Councilmen Biagi, Bury and Mayor Stangel Noes: Councilmen Claire, Mosher and Vice Mayor Britschgi Mr. Hurley (see above) and Mr. Schricker replied to questions relating to the number of residents and property owners eligible to indicate support or opposition to the proposed annexation. Mr. Hurley stated that he had been unable to contact the owner or resident of one house and one favors annexation. M /S: Claire /Biagi to close the public hearing and refer the written protests to staff for evaluation with regard to voter registration and property ownership. Carried unanimously by roll call vote and public hearing closed at 9:40 p.m. MINUTE ORDER NO. 83 -156 Reg.Mtg. 11/7/83 Page 3 MINUTE BOOK NO. 44 Page No. 268