12/07/1978FROM DECEMBER 7, 1978 - DECEMBER 6, 1979, THE CITY COUNCIL ACTED AS THE
PLANNING COMMISSION. THE PLANNING COMMISSION DURING THAT PERIOD WERE
INCLUDED IN THE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES.
REFER TO THE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES FOR THE ATTENDANCE AND TIME.
Statement City Attorney Ivan Hopkins distributed Statement
of Economic of Economic Interest Forms to the Council and to
Interest City Manager Seth Armstead. These forms are to
(Item 16B) be completed and submitted to the Acting City
Clerk, Seth Armstead, in order for him to forward
them to the Fair Political Practices Commission in
Sacramento prior to December 30, 1978, to avoid
penalties.
Oral Reports Councilman Tillinghast reported on the T-Tac Meeting
(Item 17) at the East Valley Division which he attended as a
representative for the city. Appropriation of
funds was discussed. The basic formula is that
50% of the FAU Funds will go to a regional project,
State Highway 30; 5% will go to transportation,
specifically a particular Omnitrans Program; the
remaining 45% will be divided among the eight
agencies in the East Valley, on a population basis.
The figure being used for Grand Terrace was 6,320.
It was moved at the meeting that our population
be based on the number of registered voters,
multiplied by 3. This results in an additional
eight or nine thousand dollars per year into the
FAU Fund, so it was a profitable meeting.
Smoking Councilman Tillinghast recommended a "no smoking"
policy during future public meetings. Following
discussion, the decision is to have a policy of
no smoking on a volunteer basis.
Public Mr. Geoffrey Dooley, 22432 Franklin, asked if a
Participation committee could be formed to consider annexation
of the La Loma Hills area to Grand Terrace. Mayor
Petta stated we could not initiate something like
that; it would be the responsibility of La Loma
Hills.
Adjournment The regular meeting was adjourned at 9:32 P.M.
After a short recess, the Council reconvened at
9:42 P.M. as the Planning Commission, with all
Councilmembers and Staff present.
PLANNING COMMISSION
MINUTES
Sign Mr. Paul Griffen, developer of the Honeyridge
Ordinances subdivision, requested permission to install two
signs, billboard -type, to be located within the
city limits. The matter was referred to Staff
for a recommendation to the Commission.
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Proposed Applicant:
Morgan Trucking
Zone Change Engineer:
L.A.
Wainscott &
Assoc.
Proposal:
(a)
Zone change
from C-2-T to C-1-T
(b)
Large Scale
Housing Project
Location:
West
side of Michigan,
approximately
600
feet sout of
Barton Road
This item will come to the Planning Commission,
at a later date.
Ordinances
City Manager Seth Armstead stated he had already
on Gambling
been approached on the possibility of a gambling
and Topless
establishment. Recommended the Planning Commission.
Establishments
be thinking toward ordinances to cover these items.
Britton & Harber
City Attorney Ivan Hopkins briefed the Commission.
Development
He spoke with County Counsel, and they stated this
Tentative
company previously had developed a portion of land
Tract 10586
commercially and had posted bond to install flood
control improvements. This has never been done.
The county is instituting a lawsuit on this matter.
This company has now requested to develop the
remainder of the property as commercial and has
indicated he will put the flood control improvements
in as a part of that project. The county is reluc-
tant to grant approval. Mayor Petta asked if a
recommendation was required from the Planning
Commission. Mr. Hopkins and John Shone recommended
letting the county pursue the matter.
Adjournment The Planning Commission Meeting adjourned at 10:15 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
APPROVED:
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