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. . I ,. 5. Redevelopment Agency action; - CONSENSUS: It was determined by Chairperson Howard that the Agency Board acknowledged receipt of the Redevelopment Agency's Adopted Five-Year Implementation Plan, and thanked Executive Director Church for his efforts. MINUTE ORDER NO. 05-98RD -______n______--_u_-------------------------------------_____n_------------------------------------------------------ B. Fourth Amendment to Redevelopment Project No.2, Draft Environmental Impact Report (402) Director Hartnett announced that he would not participate in the discussion nor the decision on this issue due to a conflict of interest. Director Hartnett left the meeting at this time. MINUTE ORDER NO. 06-98RD REPORT: Executive Director Church, January 12, 1998 Director Church presented the Draft Environmental Impact Report on the Fourth Amendment to Redevelopment Project No.2. He said the Fourth Amendment would incorporate land along the 101 Corridor into the Redevelopment District, the remainder of the El Camino corridor that is not currently in the Redevelopment area, and one small enclave on Second and Spring Street. - Director Church recommended that the Redevelopment Agency simply adopt a resolution receiving the Draft Environmental Impact Report, and authorize distribution of the report to the affected taxing agencies, the County and the School Districts, and anyone else who was interested in receiving it. Director Church stated that approval of the proposed Resolution would start the public review period for the ErR. He said the Planning Commission will hold a Public Hearing on the EIR, February 17, and if adopted, the document would come back to the Redevelopment Agency Board for certification sometime in March. Director Church explained that during the certification process the Redevelopment Agency Board Directors could discuss specific questions about details in the document. Chairperson Howard asked if anyone in the audience wished to speak to the issue. Daniella Devincenzi, 269 Ruby Street, San Carlos, representing the Redwood City-San Mateo County Chamber of Commerce, stated that the Chamber Board of Directors had voted on this issue and wholeheartedly endorsed the proposed Fourth Amendment. She said the Chamber felt it was very important for the City to position itself to invite and accept ideas and projects, and by establishing redevelopment areas, the City will be able to move quickly when projects anse. - REGULAR REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY MEETING MINUTE BOOK NO.1 JANUARY 12, 1998 MINUTES Page No. 454 PAGE 3