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CITY OF RIVERSIDE MINUTES The Minutes of the Meetings of May 8, 1990, were approved as subn~tted. PRESENTATIONS Mayor Frizzel presented a Proclamation to Bill Jones of the Museum Coordinatin8 Commit- tee and Chairman of Cultural Awareness Week activities proclaimtr~ May 14-20, 1990, as Cultural A~areness Week in the City of Riverside. Mayor Frizzel presented a Proclamation to Jack Clarke, on behalf of Susan J. Hafner, Gen- eral Manager of Riverside Transit Agency, proclaimtr~ Wednesday, May 16, 1990, as Tran- sit Appreciation Day in the City of Riverside. The Chair recognized the presence in the audience of Mark Anderson representing the Riv- erside Chamber of Commerce, Romayne Chinnock representir~ the ArlinSton Chamber of Com- merce, Sandy Taylor representing the La Sierra Chamber of Commerce, a representative of the MaSnolia Center Chamber of Commerce, Herrick Johnson representtn~ the Hunter Park- Northside Chamber of Commerce and Jim Benderson representing the University-Canyon Crest Chamber of Commerce. CONSENT CALENDAR The follo~rlng items, presented to the City Council on the Consent Calendar for considera- tion, were approved by one motion affirmin~ the actions appropriate to each item; ~rlth COuncilman Buster requesting his vote be sho~n as 'No" on the acceptance of Earth Day 1990 donations. CITY PLANNING COMMISSION ZONING CASE MP-5-867 (REVISED) - CITY OF RIVERSIDE - 8095 AND 8181 LINCOLN A communication was presented from the City Planning Commission advisin~ that, on April 19, 1990, the Commission, by a vote of 8 ayes to 0 noes, approved subject to condi- tions the request of the City of Riverside, Zon/ng Case MP-5-867 (Revised), for an indus- trial plot plan proposed for revision by incorporating an approximately ll,O00-squere- foot maintenance shop buildin~ for the Fire Department w~thin the axistint approximately 40-acre City Corporation Yard and Police facility at 8095 and 8181 Lincoln Avenue, situ- ated on the northwest side of Lincoln Avenue northeasterly of ~ams Street, in Zone MP; and determined that the proposal would not have a significant adverse effect on the envi- ronment. It was determined that the City Council would not set the matter for public hearing. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION COMMISSION CASE EPC-31-790 (REVISED) - PROPOSED GRADING PLAN - 4671 LADERA A communication was presented from the Environmental Protection Commission advisin8 that, on April 25, 1990, the Commission, by a vote of 7 ayes to 0 noes, determined that, although a proposed revised gradin~ plan for a si~le-family residence at 4671 Ladera Lane, situated on the south side of Ladera Lane westerly of Indian Hill Road, in Zone R-1-65, could have a significant effect on the environment, there will not be a signifi- cant effect in this case if certain mitigating measures are required as part of the con- ditions of approval of the project, Case EPC-31-790 (Revised). The Commission's finding was upheld by the City Council. CASE EPC-62-890 - PROPOSED GRADING FLAN, TENTATIVE TRACT 21188 - OVERLOOK EASTERLY OF WASHINGTON AT GOLDEN STAR A communication was presented from the Environmental Protection Commission advising that, on April 25, 1990, the Commission, by a vote of 6 ayes to 0 noes and 1 abstention, determined that, although a proposed grading plan for Tentative Tract 21188, a proposed subdivision of 17.3 acres of land into approximately nine single-family residential lots, situated on the northerly side of Overlook Parkway (extended) easterly of Washing- ton Street at Golden Star Avenue (extended), in Zone RC, could have a significant effect on the environment, there will not be a significant effect in this case if certain miti- gatinE measures are required as part of the conditions of approval of the project, Case EPC-62-890. The Commfssion's finding was upheld by the City Council. Present Motion Second All Ayes Motion Second All Ayes e e I I I I I s I I I I X, XsX,XsXsXs ! I I ! 75-466