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Public Hearing Opened: <br /> Kathleen Mahany, Housing and Human Concerns Committee, questioned Mr. Haygood as <br /> to which staff was consulted to represent land use and residential impacts. She expressed <br /> dissatisfaction that HHCC had never been consulted. <br /> Clem Malony spoke in support of the current structure of the tr�c mitigation fee <br /> program. <br /> M/S Ira/Hartnett to close the public hearing. The motion passed by a unanimous voice vote <br /> by those present. � <br /> CQUnGiI cumments included assuraace that the Council intent to aot have affordable <br /> honsing be impacted. negativel� hy. the. fees. is und�staod_ Cancer� v�ras expiessed <br /> regazding lack of .HHCC involvement and hope that HHCC would be more aggressive in <br /> voicing involvement early on. The point was made that the HHCC should be formally <br /> involved in the Downtown housing issue. . <br /> NUS ira/Hartnett to introduce an ORDINANCE ADDING SECTIONS 18.244 THROUGH <br /> 18.256 TO CHAPTER 18 OF TI� CODE OF TI� CITY OF REDWOOD CITY TO <br /> ESTABLISH , A TRANSPORTATION IMPACT FEE FOR NEW DEVELOPMENTS <br /> including the revision of peak hours to be 4-6 p.m. The motion passed by a unanimous roll <br /> call vote by those present. <br /> Recess — 8:25-8:35 p.m. . <br /> C. Adult Ori�nted Businesses; <br /> Mayor Ruskin opened the public �hearing. � <br /> Attorney Roger Jon Diamond, representing Eddie's Bookstore, acknowledged having read <br /> the report in its entirety. Mr. Diamond cited efforts willing to be made to mitigate various <br /> issues such as security and facade change. He stated there is no evidence this particulaz <br /> store has a negative effect on the area. <br /> Lisa Marie Lombardi-McNally requested the City adopt the amortization clause. Due to the <br /> � location of the store, she stated it is inappropriate. She expressed concem that her neighbors <br /> had not been informed of the hearing. <br /> Raymond DeNazdi, the property owner, not affiliated with the business stated any premise <br /> could duplicate the business by using the Internet. Has stated he has heard no complaints <br /> from Sequoia High School, the Police Department or the neighbors. He voiced concem <br /> with the 6 months amortization period, urging grandfathering of the store or at least an <br /> . attempt to work a compromise. He requested adjustrnent of the amortization period to the <br /> ' length of the lease. <br /> APR[t. 3, 2000 <br /> SNDY SESSION , PAGE 3 <br /> MINUTES <br /> , _ _ . _. _.�.. _ , <br />