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CITY OF RIVERSIDE
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<br /> COUNCILMEMBERS
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<br /> Place of Meeting: Counc.~._c~.~.~.,r...C.~_~r.s..,.~.~ ...............................................W.~.O_L..~{,~.,~:~:~3~.
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<br /> ~oll Call: Present J , ,. X, J ~ ,
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<br /> Mayor Frtzzel announced that Councilwoman Mansfield is ill.
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<br /> The Invocation was given by the Keysrend Lowell Siebrass, Isanuel Lutheran Church.
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<br /> The Pledge of Allegiance was given to the Flag.
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<br /> ~INUTES
<br /> The Minutes of the Heettng of May 7, 1991, were approved as submitted. Motion ,X,
<br /> Second ~X,
<br /> All Ayes
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<br /> PKESE~TrATIONS
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<br /> MayoF Prtzzel presented a Proclamation to Captain Terry Knapstad of The Salvation Army,
<br /> proclaiming May 13-19, 1991, as National Salvation Army Week. The City Council ex-
<br /> pressed thanks to Ma~or Glen Gtlden for his good works in the cor~munfty, and the culmina-
<br /> tion of his leadership being realized by the new building located at First and Main
<br /> Streets.
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<br /> Mayor Frizzel presented a Proclamation to Nancy Wenzel of the California Huseum of Pho-
<br /> tography and member of the Cultural Awareness Week Committee, proclaiming the week of
<br /> Hay 13-19, 1991, as Cultural Awareness Week.
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<br /> The Chair recognized the presence in the audience of Lou Eattells representing the ~tv-
<br /> erstde Chamber of Commerce, 5oh P. aven representing the Arlington Chamber of Commerce,
<br /> Wendell Tucker representing the La Sierra Chamber of Commerce, 9oh Stewart representing
<br /> the Magnolia Center Chamber of Commerce, Ed Fuhrman representing the Hunter Park-
<br /> Northslde Chamber of Commerce and ~tchard Lemtre representing the University-Canyon
<br /> Crest Chamber of Commerce.
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<br /> CONSEN~ CALENDAR
<br /> The foliovinE items, presented to the City Council on the Consent Calendar for considera-
<br /> tion, were approved by one motion afftrmlng the actlong appropriate to each item; with Hotion JXJ
<br /> the change relative to Case AZ~)-6-890 being an ordinance introduction instead of an ordt- Second JXJ
<br /> nance adoption. ;All Ayes
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<br /> CITY PLANNING COH~IISSION
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<br /> ZONING CASE C-4-690 (~EVISED) - VICtOrIA COUNTEY CLU9 - 2521AJ/~OY0
<br /> A co~nuntcatlon was presented from the Clty Planning Commission advtslng that, on
<br /> April 18, 1991, the Commission, by a vote of 5 ayes to 0 noes and 1 abstention, approved
<br /> subject to conditions the request of Victoria Country Club, Zoning Case C-4-690 (~e-
<br /> vtsed), for a revised conditional use permit to remove the existing clubhouse and build
<br /> a new approximately 31,837-square-foot, three-story (maximum ~8-foot-htEh) clubhouse at
<br /> 2521 Arroyo Drive, situated on the north side of Arroyo Prtve and the east side of Vic-
<br /> toria Avenue, in Zone 0; and determined thac the proposal would not have a significant
<br /> adverse effect on the environment. The Commtsslon's approval ~as upheld by the City
<br /> Council.
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<br /> ZONING CASE MP-1-678 (KEVISED) -FLEETWOOD HO~S O~ CALIFOKNIA, INC. - 7007 J~UPA
<br /> A communication was presented from the City Planning Commission advising that, on
<br /> April 18, 1991, the Commission, by a vote of 6 ayes to 0 noes, approved subject to condi-
<br /> tions the request of Fleetwood Homes of California, Inc., Zoning Case HP-1-678 (~e- e
<br /> vfsed), for a revtsed industrial plot plan to replace'an existing modular office build-
<br /> ing with a new approximately 3,696-square-foot modular offfce/lunchroom on approximately
<br /> 18.8 acres of land at 7007 Jutups Avenue, developed with manufacturing, warehousing and
<br /> storage facilities with related off-street parking and landscaping, situated at the ~
<br /> northwast corner of Jurupa and Wilderness Avenues, in Zone HP; and determined that the ~
<br /> proposal would not have a significant adverse effect on the environment. The Commts-
<br /> ston's approval was upheld by the City Council. "
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<br /> CASE VAC-13-901 - P~OPOSED VACATION O~ 1911 ACT EASEMENTS - OVERLOOK EL~. OF WASHINGTON
<br /> A communication was presented from the City Planning Commission advtstng that, on
<br /> April 18, 1991, the Commission, by a vote of 6 ayes to 0 noes, approved subject to condi-
<br /> tions the request of Hawarden Development Corporation, Case VAC-13-901, to vacate vsrf-
<br /> ous 1911 Act Easements Within two subdivisions (Tracts 21188 and 22218), varying in width
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<br />76-.425
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