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CIIY OF RIVERSIDE COUNCILMEMBERS ..... L z L, z =, E .................................................w ,, I Roll Call: Present X X X X~X~A~A~ ~OSED SESSIONS The City Clerk announced that the Mayor and City Council ~d recessed to the Conference Room adJoini~ the Council Chamber for closed sessions (1) purs~nt to Govern~nt Code Section 54956.9(a) ~o confer wi~h its attorney ~garding pending litigation ~hich ~s been initiated foreally and to ~hich the City is a party--the title of the litigation being Arnold Patu, et al., v. the City of Riverside, et al., Riverside Superior Court Case No. 205638; (2) to co~er ~th its attorney regarding pendi~ litigation pursuant to Government Code Section 54956.9(b)(1) in that there is a significant exposure litigation regarding the claim filed by Michael and Judy Lockwood (Claim No. 91-8-23).; and (3) to consider personnel matters pursuant to Government Code Section 54957. Councilwomen Thompson and Pearson entered during the above closed sessions. The Mayor and Members of the City Council returned to the Council Chamber. PUBLIC HE~INGS B~FO~ THE CITY COUNCIL AT 3 P.M. CO~HENSI~ HOUSING ~FORDBILITY ST~GY 3 P.M.--Hearing was called to receive c~ments on the City's Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy (C~S). The C~S provides J~ormation on a community profile, current and projected needs, imp~iments in policies and processes, a five-year strategy and one-year plan as it relates to affordable housi~ in the City of Riverside. The ~S is a federal requirement of the City of Riverside under Title 1 of the Natio~l Affordable Housing Act in order to receive future funds under the Community Development Block Grant Program, HO~ Program, HOPE I, II and III Programs, Section 108 Programs and other federally funded housing programs. A written report was presented from the City Manager and the Assistant Development Directo~Community Development and Neighborhood Conservation, concurred in by the Development Director and the Assistant City Manager- Development, reckending that the City Council (1) approve the C~prehensive Housing Affordability Strategy, as prepared; and (2) authorize execution of the C~S by the Mayor on behalf of the City of Riverside and its su~ittal to the U. S. ~partment of Housi~ and Urban Development. No one was present ~sM~ to speak on the matter. No Motion ~X~ written protests were presented. The public hearing was officially closed; and the rec- Second o~endations were approved as presented. All Ayes 1990 NATION~ ELECTRIC~ CODE - ~SOLUTION A~P~D - ORDIN~CE I~RODUCED 3 P.M.--Heari~ was called on the proposed adoption of the 1990 Edition of the Electri- cal Code and modifications or changes thereto. A ~itten report was presented from the City Manager and the Planni~ Director, concurred in by the Assistan~ City Manager- Development, recommending that the City Council (1) introduce the ordinance attached the report adopting the 1990 National Electrical C~e as required by the Building Stan- dards Co~ission of the State of Caltfo~ia with no change to the amendments previously adopted by the City of Riverside addressing local issues; and (2) adopt the appropriate resolution ~king findings as required by State law to support local ~endments to the 1990 National Electrical Code. No one was present ~shi~ to speak on the ma~ter. No ~itten protests were presented. The public hearing was officially closed. The recom- mendations were approved as presented; and Re~lution No. 17881 of the City Council of the City of Riverside, Califo~ia, Making Its Findings as Required by Section 17958.7 of the California Health and Safety Code Relating to the Adoption of the 1990 Edition of the Natio~l Electrical Code, was presented; and the title ha~ been read, and further readi~ waived by the unani- mous consent of Councilmembers present, was adopted; and an ordinance entitled, "An Ordi~nce of the City of Riverside, California, ~ending Motion ~X~ Chapter 16.16 of the Riverside Municipal Code in Order to Adopt the 1990 Edition of Second the National Electrical Code," was presented and introduced. All Ayes ZONING CASE R-18-901 - PROSPECT ~ OLInWOOD - MODIFICATION OF CONDITIONS OF APPROV~ 3 P.M.--Heari~ was called to consider proposed revised and/or deleted conditions of ap- proval relative to the request of the Press Enterprise Company to place approximately ten lots totalling approximately 1.6 acres of land at 3431 and 3451 Prospect Avenue and 4473-4563 Olivewood Avenue, developed with single-f~ily residences, generally s~tuated within the blocks bounded by Lemon and Fourteenth Streets and Olivewood and Prospect Avenues, in Zo~ RO and remove the same from Zone R-3. This case was originally heard 77-143