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CITY OF RIVERSIDE COUNCI LMEMBERS Time of Meeting: 3 P.M. '~\~'~\ \ 'X *X 'X 'X 'X The Invocation was given by the Reverend Debi Belief, Bethel Christian Center. The Pledge of Allegiance was given to the Flag. MINUTES The Minutes of the Meeting of March 20, 1990, were approved as submitted. Motion Second 'X * All Ayes PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL AT 3 P.M. CASE VAC-7-890 - VACATION OF ALLEY BETWEEN SEVENTH AND UNIVERSITY - APPROVED - RESOLUTION 3 P.M.--Hearin~ was called on Resolution No. 17377, adopted February 27, 1990, relating to the proposed vacation of a ten-foot-wide by approximately 185-foot-long alley situat- ed easterly of Chestnut Street between Seventh Street and University Avenue, Case VAC-7-890. As heretofore directed by the City Council, the minutes of the City Planning Commission pertainin~ to this case are on file and are a part of the evidence submitted at this hearing, whether or not any portion thereof is read or discussed. The communica- tion from the City Plannin~ Commission stated that the Commission, by a vote of 8 ayes to 0 noes, approved the proposed vacation, subject to the conditions listed in full in the attachment to the communication; and determined that the vacation would not Have a sig- nificant adverse effect on the environment. The Planning Department presented departmen- tal recommendations. No one was present wishing to speak on ~he matter. No written pro- tests were presented. The hearing was officially closed. The vacation was approved, subject to the recommended conditions. It was determined that the vacation would not have a significant adverse environmental effect; and the staff report and the environmen- tal assessment were adopted as findings. Resolution No. 17398 of the City Council of the City of Riverside, California, Making Its Findings and Determinations in the Matter of Resolution of Intention No. 17377; Reserving Permanent Easements and Rights of Way for Sanitary Sewer, Gas Line and Electrical Energy Distribution Facilities and for Aerial and Underground Telephone, Telegraph and Communication Facilities, and Determining That the Public Convenience and Necessity Require the Reservation of Such Easements; and Making Its Order Vacating an Alley Between Seventh Street and University Avenue, Easterly of Chestnut Street, was presented; and the title having been read, and further reading waived by the unanimous consent of Councilmembers present, was adopted; and the City Motion ]X~ Clerk was instructed that the resolution of vacation is not to be recorded until the con- Second IX: ditions have been satisfied. All Ayes RECESS At 3:05 p.m., the City Council recessed; and reconvened at 6:30 p.m., with all Members present. PRESENTATIONS Mayor Frizzel presented a Proclamation to the Sentimental Gentlemen from the Citrus Eel- =era Chorus in honor of the founding of its parent society in April 1938 and the staging of its 36tb Annual Barbershop Harmony Show. Mayor Frizzel presented Proclamations to Principals Masoabi Eugene Mokoena and David Pbetola Ngwasheng, representing South African primary and high schools, in recognition of their participation in the South African Career Development Fellowship Program at the University of California at Riverside. ' The Chair recognized the presence in the audience of Pat Culver represen=ing the Arling- ton Chamber of Commerce, David Geriguis representing the La Sierra Chamber of Commerce, Bob Stewart representing the Magnolia Center Chamber of Commerce, Mark Haworth represent- ing the Hunter Park-Northside CHamber of Commerce, Julie Branstetter representing the University-Canyon Crest Chamber of Commerce and Rosa Cases representing the Greater Riv- erside Hispanic Chamber of Cmerce. Retiring City Manager Douglas Weiford made brief comments regarding his ten years with the City on the occasion of his last City Council meeting. CONSENT CALENDAR The following items, presented to the City Council on the Consent Calendar for considera- tion, were approved by one motion affirming the actions appropriate to each item; with Councilmembers Buster and Thompson voting "No" on the Tyler Mall parking structure Cer- Motion X' tificates of Participation, and Councilwoman Thompson voting "No" on the bid waiver for Second I I ! printing of the City newsletter. All Ayes 75-391