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th ATTACHMENT 1 – COMMENT MATRIX FROM JULY 27 CITY COUNCIL MEETING Technical Change Proposed GP Direction (Note: Additions to text in bold, deletions strikethrough. Issues Comment Background Information Element Needed which require further direction are highlighted.) is and how to go about it for all future amendments may be submitted by individuals or involve a change in the land use designation change for a particular GPAs. initiated by the City itself. Amendments may property, or policy/ or text changes applicable to larger areas or the involve a change in the land use designation for a entire city. Any All proposed amendments will be publicly reviewed particular property, policy or text changes. Any publicly to ensure consistency with all elements of the General Plan and proposed amendment will be reviewed publicly to the General Plan EIR. Per State law, General Plans may be amended up ensure consistency with all elements of the General to four times per year. To facilitate a larger number of amendments, a Plan and the General Plan EIR. jurisdiction may group together a number of amendment requests to process together as one General Plan Amendment. However, the City is under no obligation to process General Plan amendments, as this constitutes a legislative act. 9. There is too much about Cargill in the No The following new language will replace the existing: intro. Refer to where Cargill is discussed in the text, and that it is bifurcated, and Appendix A presents and explains the New General Plan's treatment of cut out the rest. the Cargill property, an approximately 1,450-acre land area in the northeast portion of Redwood City. The New General Plan does not establish any new goals, policies, implementation programs or other types of regulations for these lands. In January 2009, the City Council determined that, in order to allow for more in-depth study, changes to the 1990 General Plan policies applicable these lands should be considered and implemented in a separate process to be completed after the completion of the New General Plan process. Consequently, the applicable policies, designations, programs and other regulations from the 1990 General Plan will remain in effect for the Cargill property. Selected chapters of the 1990 General Plan, intended to summarize the 1990 General Plan provisions applicable to the Cargill property, are attached as an appendix to this New General Plan. In addition, the complete 1990 General Plan continues to be available from the City's Community Development Department and on the City's website at www.redwoodcity.org/cds/planning/generalplan/generalplan1990.html. August 20, 2009