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vacation. Mayor Ruskin also clarified that senior citizens stressed over this issue and some <br /> residents rushed to contact attorneys. <br /> Chairperson Ruskin made it very clear that there are laws that protect citizens, and would <br />-- never allow for this to situation to occur. Finally, Mayor Ruskin wanted all residents to <br /> realize that the City had not issued a "Notice to Move" nor did the City send out this type <br /> of communication. <br /> <br /> Agency Director Church clarified that exempted from Eminent Domain are any <br /> properties that are in the Residential Zone (of the Redevelopment Area) and in Residential <br /> Use. <br /> <br /> City Manager Everett invited some of the public present to meet Assistant City Manager <br /> Gonzalez in the foyer, and go over the specific circumstances of their parcel. <br /> Agency Director Church stated that the action required of Council was to adopt a <br /> Resolution and introduce an Ordinance. Staff recommended an extension of 12 years, <br /> however Council could chose a different time period for the extension. <br /> <br /> A brief overview of the Redevelopment Agency was provided. The agency was established <br /> in 1982 and the area that it now covers now amended in 1990. Currently, the two main <br /> projects the Agency is dealing with are: the Irvine Apartment Project and the Downtown <br /> Retail Cinema Project. As requested, Agency Director Church, included with the staff <br /> report the Minutes of the Planning Commission meeting where the issue was addressed. <br /> Other information was also provided (attachment to the staff report) on the relocation <br /> process. Copies of these documents were also placed in the foyer for the public to review. <br /> <br /> A list of major Redevelopment Agency projects was provided, and in all cases the City <br /> reached a settlement instead of following through with Eminent Domain. According to <br /> Director Church, the evidence is that neither the current Council nor its predecessors have <br /> taken the issue of Eminent Domain lightly. <br /> <br /> Agency Member Ira asked about the number of units obtained by the City via Eminent <br /> Domain. Director Church stated that there were maybe 5-6 rental units taken. The Agency <br /> has never initiated Eminent Domain against single family houses that are owner occupied. <br /> <br /> Director Church entertained Council questions about the issue at hand. Agency Member <br /> Jordan asked about Windham place. She specifically referred to a certain structure and <br /> even though it was not in the Redevelopment area but since it was questionable (because of <br /> safety, health reasons and red light district) could the City employ Eminent Domain? City <br /> Attorney Schricker clarified that in those situations the City has the power to file an action <br /> under the Red Light Abatement Act against the property itself and shut down the business. <br /> Eminent Domain may not be used to abate issues such as a health, unsafe or red light <br /> district areas. <br /> <br /> REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 25, 2001 <br />__ MINUTES PAGE 5 <br />MINUTES Book No. 58 <br />Page No. 441 <br /> <br /> <br />
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