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CITY OF RIVE, ~IDE Minutes of Regular Meeting of the City Council Date of Meeting: March 26, 1996 Time of Meeting: 2 P.M. Place of Meeting: Council Chamber, City Hall Roll Call: Mayor Loveridge called the meeting to order at 3 p.m. The Mayor introduced Riverside County Supervisors John Tavag- lione and Tom Mullen, who briefed the Mayor and City Council on the County-wide Youth Summit to be held May 9 and 10, 1996, at Marriott's Rancho Las Palmas Resort in Rancho Mirage. PARKING, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AU- THORITIES 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 ad- journed; and the body reconvened as the City Council. PUBLIC HEARINGS AT 3 P.M. ZONING CASE VR-060-956 - APPEAL - 136 ACACIA GLEN - CONTINUED 3 P.M.--Hearing was called on the appeal of A1 Perryman from the decision of the Board of Administrative Appeals and Zoning Adjustment in denying his request for the following minor var- iance to legalize an existing solid wall within the front set- back at 136 Acacia Glen Drive, situated southwesterly of Mis- sion Grove Parkway North and easterly of Alessandro Boulevard, in Zone R-1-100: to allow a solid wall up to six feet in height to encroach up to' 25 feet into the required 25-foot front setback. At the request of the appellant, the hearing was continued to April 9, 1996, at 2 p.m. CASE A~4-004-912 - HOME OCCUPATIONS & TELECOMbTgTING - ORDINAi~CE INTRODUCTION 3 P.M.--Hearing was called on the proposal of the City of Riv- erside to amend Title 19 (Zoning) of the Riverside Municipal Code to permit home occupations and telecommuting in all resi- dential zones except Zones RC and P~A-5. Many interested peo- ple were present to express their views on various provisions of this proposed ordinance, mostly with regard to retail sales from homes, including the sale of firearms. Written communi- cations were also presented and considered. Following discus- sion and after everyone wishing to speak had been heard, the public hearing was officially closed. Following a lengthy discussion, motion was made to consid- er the residential firearms sales issue separately from the rest of the proposed ordinance and to approve the rec- ommendations of the City Council Utility Services/Land Use/Energy Development Committee as described in Appendix B to the written report, but deleting the provision from Section 19.68.080 (b) (2) which would allow up to two ad- ditional non-resident employees or assistants to engage in home occupation activities. WARDS Present Motion Second All Ayes Motion Second All Ayes Motion Second COUNCILMEMBERS 8 M D K C T P E 0 E A L H E A 0 F N I 0 A T R E E F M R Y E N F P S B 0 S 0 A R 0 N U D N G H 12 3 4 5 6 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X 81-316