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Minutes of: Date of Meeting: Time of Meeting: Place of Meeting: Roll Call: CITY OF RIVERSIDE CITY COUNCIL Regular Meeting of the City Council October 27, 1998 2p.m. Council Chamber, City Hall COUNCILMEMBERS B M E O A O T R Y E DKC T P E AL HE F NI OA E E F M R N F P S B O S O A RON U D N G H WARDS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Present AXXXXXA Mayor Loveridge called the City Council meeting to order at 3 p.m. PARKING, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, AND ECONOMIC DEVELOP-MENT AUTHORITIES The City Council recessed for the purpose of sitting as the Parking Authority, the Industrial Development Authority, and the Economic Development Authority. There being no business to be conducted, the meetings were adjourned; and the body reconvened as the City Council. PUBLIC HEARINGS AT 3 P.M. AMBULANCE SERVICE FRANCHISE RENEWAL - CONTINUED 3 P.M.--Further hearing was called to consider renewing with American Medical Response (AMR) a franchise to operate authorized emergency ambulance vehicles over, along, and upon the streets of the City of Riverside. At the request of staff, the City Council continued the public hearing to 3 p.m. on November 24, 1998. TRACT MAP 28756 - ALHAMBRA AND CATSPAW 3 P.M.--Further hearing was called on the proposal of Adkan Engineers to divide approximately 37 vacant acres into 18 lots for residential purposes, situated on the northwesterly side of Alhambra Avenue and southerly of Catspaw Drive, in Zones R-1- 80 and RC. Ed Adkison, representing Adkan Engineers, and two residents spoke regarding the matter. No written protests were presented. Following discussion, the public hearing was officially closed. The City Council (1) approved Tract Map 28756 subject to the recommended conditions of approval contained in the written staff report; with clarifications to Condition 17 to read "multi-purpose trail" instead of "equestrian trail", and Condition 20 to read "multi-purpose trail to be constructed on the southerly side" instead of "equestrian trail to be constructed on the northerly side", Condition 36 to include installation of ornamental street lighting on the private street system, and a condition added for landscaping and a guard rail to be installed along the outside of the curb behind Lots 13 and 14 adjacent to the private drive subject to Planning Department review and approval; (2) adopted the staff report, environmental assessment, and variance justification form as findings; (3) upheld the Planning Commission's determination that the project would not have a significant effect on the environment and concurred in the adoption of a Negative Declaration; and (4) determined that the proposed project could have the potential for adverse effects on wildlife resources and the applicant is responsible for payment of Fish and Game fees at the time the Notice of Determination is filed with the County. ZONING CASE CU-038-834 (REV.) - APPEAL - 10800 MAGNOLIA 3 P.M.--Further hearing was called on the appeal of Nancy Burke, Land Use Manager, Kaiser Permanente, from the decision of the Planning Commission in approving, except Motion Second All Ayes Motion Second All Ayes X X X X 84-113