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CITY OF RIVERSIDE
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<br /> COUNCI LMEMBERS
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<br /> ){inures of Regular Meeting of the City Council
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<br /> Time of Meeting: 9 A.M. ~\ \
<br /> Place of Meeting: Council Chamber, City Hall ~VARDS ~x\2\3\4\s\e\7\
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<br /> Roll Call: Present :X:X:X:X:X:X:X:
<br /> The Invocation was given by the Reverend Dan Portillo, Joy Christian Fellowship.
<br /> The Pledge of Allegiance was given to the Flag.
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<br /> MII~S
<br /> The Minutes of the Meetings of Februar~ 21.22 and 26, 1991, were approved ~th the fol-
<br /> lowing amendment to the minutes of February 26: On Page 76-321, relative to the Cultural Motion
<br /> Arts Facilities Plan Discussion, the end of Recommendation (1) is amended by the addition Second
<br /> of the wording "and restoration." All Ayes
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<br /> The Chair recognized the presence in the audience of Bill Dye representing the Arlington
<br /> Chamber of Commerce, Joy Kentfield representing the La Sierra Chamber of Commerce, Tullos
<br /> Baugh representing the Magnolia Center Chamber of Commerce, Chris Duerr representing the
<br /> Hunter Park-Northside Chamber of Commerce and R/chard Lemire representing ~he University-
<br /> Canyon Crest Chamber of Commerce.
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<br /> CONSENT CALENDAR
<br /> The following items, presented to the City Council on the Consent Calendar for considera-
<br /> tion, were approved by one motion affirmin~ the actions appropriate to each item, with
<br /> the exception of the repor~ from the ParkinS, Traffic and Streets Commission regarding Motion ,X,
<br /> removal of the 35-m/les-per-hour speed limit on Via Vista Drive, which was removed from Second
<br /> the Agenda. All Ayes
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<br /> ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION COMMISSION
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<br /> DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT - PROPOSED JOINT ACQUISITION OF TEMESCAL WATER COM-
<br /> PANY - CITIES OF RIVERSIDE AND CORONA AND LEE LAKE WATER DISTRICT
<br /> A communication was presented from ~he Environmental Protection Commission advising
<br /> that, on February 13, 1991, the Commission reviewed a Draft Environmental Impact Report
<br /> (DEIR) for the proposed Joint acquisition of the Temescal Water Company by the Cities of
<br /> Riverside and Corona and the Lee Lake Wa~er Dis=ricE; and, by a vote of 8 ayes =o 0 noes
<br /> and 2 disqualifications, (1) determined that ~he EIR adequately addresses ~he environmen-
<br /> tal impacts of the proposed acquisition of the Temescal Water Company by ~he JPA parties
<br /> and that there will be no significant adverse impacts as a result o[ this action| and
<br /> (2) directed staff to forward this reco-,nendation to the City Council for its concur-
<br /> rence and, in =urn, to the City of Corona for i~s consideration. The City Council up-
<br /> held the Commission's recommendations.
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<br /> CASE EPC-55-901 - PROPOSED GRADING PLAN - 5021 MYRTLE
<br /> A comanunication was presented from =he Environmental Pro=action Commission advising
<br /> that, on February 13, 1991, ~he Commission, bg a vote of 10 ayes ~o 0 noes, determined
<br /> that, although a proposed Srading plan for a single-family residence on an approximately
<br /> one-acre vacant lot located at 5021 Myrtle Avenue, ~enerally siguated on =he northerly
<br /> side of Myrtle Avenue westerly of Victoria Avenue, in Zones R-1-125 and O, could have a
<br /> significan~ effect on the environment, there will not be a significant effect in this
<br /> case if certain mitigating measures are required as par~ of the conditions; and recom-
<br /> mended that =he City Council adopt a Negative Declaration, Case EPC-55-901. The Commis-
<br /> sion's finding was upheld by the City Council, and the Negative Declaration was adopted.
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<br /> CASE EPC-58-901 - PROPOSED WIDENING OF JURUPA BETWEEN PALM AND DEERFIELD
<br /> A communication was presented from the Environmental Protection Commission advising
<br /> that, on February 13, 1991, the Commission, by a vote of 10 ayes to 0 noes, determined
<br /> that, although the proposal of the Public ~4orks Department to widen approximately one
<br /> mile of Jutups Avenue between Palm Avenue and Deerfield Road could have a significant ef-
<br /> fect on the environment, there will not be a significant effect in this case if certain
<br /> mitiSating measures are required as par= of the conditions; and recommended that ~he
<br /> City Council adopt a Negative Declaration, Case EPC-58-901. The Commission's finding
<br /> was upheld by the City Council, and the Negative Declaration was adopted.
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<br /> PURCHASING SERVICES MANAGER
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<br /> BID NO. 4698 - TYLER MALL COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT 90-2 - CONTINUED
<br /> In consideration of the recommendation from the Public Works Director, the award of the
<br /> contract for the work of constructing Tyler Mall Community Facilitie~ District 90-2, Bid
<br /> m No. 4698, was continued to'March 12, 1991.
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