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Vic Fracaro, speaking on behalf of the applicant, said he does not see any issues around <br /> the matter. He said that construction of the project is expected to be completed in <br /> November 2009. He provided clarifying details on the project and why the current action is <br /> needed. <br /> Victor Gallego said he is in charge of the property at 875 Woodside Road and he was <br /> happy that the site was going to be owner occupied and not rentals. He says that for one <br /> year he has seen no activity on site. Mr. Gallego said he has tried to communicate with <br /> Mr. Lamb but no response was received. He shared concerns about youth that occupy <br /> the site. <br /> Mayor Foust pulled agenda item 6.1.0 from the Consent Calendar. <br /> M/S Howard/Pierce to adopt the Consent Calendar except for item 6.1.C. <br /> Council Member Bain commented on agenda item 6.1 D. He wants to make it clear that <br /> this will still go through a process and the cost is being covered by the developer. <br /> Mayor Foust read the titles of each item prior to voting. Motion carries by unanimous <br /> roll call vote. <br /> Council Member Hartnett recused himself from the discussion on item 6.1.C. <br /> Ms. Ekas, Planning Manager, reported that 900 letters went out and they were sent out <br /> the day after Martin Luther King holiday. Ms. Webb, Housing and Economic Development <br /> Manager, said that this is similar to what was presented to Council two weeks ago. She <br /> provided details to Council on the fact that the covenant already says that the six units can <br /> be rental. Mayor Foust said that the Council specifically asked for certain items to be <br /> addressed prior to this coming back namely that the developer send out a notification and <br /> to include a time limit. Council Member Ira said that this was a sensitive issue and Council <br /> was trying to avoid this kind of reaction and how a maximum of two years had been <br /> discussed. <br /> Vice Mayor Howard asked that this come back and not have it on the Consent Calendar. <br /> She wants it noticed now so that people know what it is about and she also mentioned the <br /> security issue at the site since construction has stopped. Other Council Members wanted <br /> to bring this back at a later date. The developer representative said they are under a <br /> deadline of the end of January. One Council Member asked that the legal rights be <br /> explored in the MayorNice Mayor meeting and then have the matter come back. Council <br /> hoped that the issues get resolved and one Council Member asked that this come back on <br /> the Consent Calendar. <br /> M/S Bain/Aguirre to continue item 6.1 C. Motion carried by a voice vote with Council <br /> Member Hartnett recused. Miinute Order 09-015 <br /> MOTION: Waive reading of the Consent Calendar except the ordinances by title, adopt <br /> the resolutions and the ordinances, and approve other items. <br /> REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING JANUARY 26, 2009 <br /> MINUTES PAGE 3 <br /> MINUTE BOOK NO. 62 <br /> Page No. 294 <br />
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