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MIS HartnettlBain to initiate a General Plan Amendment from the existing General Plan Land Use Designation of "Commercial-Office Park" to "Heavy Commercial- Mixed Use" for property located at 333 Main Street; and initiate a Zoning Map Amendment from the existing "Industrial Park" (IP) Zoning District to the "General Commercial- Combined Residential" (CG-R) Zoning District for property located at 333 Main Street. Motion to include parcel "A" and no more than parcel "C". Process to be separate from the General Plan process and staff to return with a time line and cost estimate for consultant costs. The motion passed by a majority roll call vote with Mayor Pierce voting no. MINUTE ORDER 06-156 ADOPT RESOLUTION 14724 RESOLUTION OF INTENTION OF THE REDWOOD CITY COUNCil DIRECTING THE REDWOOD CITY PLANNING COMMISSION TO INITIATE, CONSIDER, STUDY AND SUBMIT ITS RECOMMENDATIONS AS APPROPRIATE WITH RESPECT TO A PROPOSED GENERAL PLAN AND ZONING MAP AMENDMENT FOR REAL PROPERTIES lOCATED AT 305, 333, 369, AND 373 MAIN STREET AND 1001 VETERANS BOULEVARD Recess: 9:50-10:05 p.m. 7. PUBLIC HEARINGS: A. Redwood Shores lagoon Bank Policy and Construction Guidelines Associate Planner Lyon explained the proposed guidelines. Mayor Pierce opened the public hearing. Public Comment: Peter Budelov spoke about the hold harmless provision of the encroachment permit. He requested Council look out for the interest of the owners stating that the City has been remiss in establishing a lagoon policy that is creative, cohesive, fair and addresses the issues. He further stated that later in the evening a petition would be submitted stating the reasons for objecting to the provisions and not the concept itself. He stated that it is unfair and unacceptable for homeowners to shoulder additional liability as suggested in the hold harmless provision. David Valkanaar, speaking as a member of the Board of Directors of the Redwood Shores Owners Association, read thoughts of the Board. He thanked the Council for the draft policy and ensuring the safety of the lagoon. He expressed support for the staff recommendation dated June 4, 2006 as a reasonable and positive way to handle the current concern about improvements that encroach upon the lagoon banks. Darryl Coe offered counterpoints to the staff report and stated that there is nothing wrong with the banks and if there was anything wrong, residents would make appropriate repairs. JOINT CITY COUNCIUREDEVELOPMENT AGENCY JULY 24, 2006 MEETING MINUTES PAGE 6 -