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CII'Y OF RIVERSIDE COUNCILMEMBERS Date of M~ Minu~es of Regular Meeting of the City Council eeting: June 26, 1990 ..... ~ 2~s $. 2 !.~s s ~ ~s ~.. ~ ~u~ ~ ~ .G~_m ~ ~, ;~ ~ ............................................. ~ 5 ~a ~_. _ Roll Call: Presen= eSED SESSION ~7or Frtzzel announc~ =~C the Cloy Council ~uld recess Co a closed sesslon pursuant ~o Gover~enc C~e Secclon 5A956.9(a) =o co~er ~Ch lee ac=omey regar~ln8 pending liti- gation ~tch ~s been t~Ctatea fo~ll~ a~ Co ~tch ~he Ct=~ is a part~Che ClCles of the litigation being Arll~ton Group v. C1=7, Unl=ed States Dlstrtc= Court Case No. SACU-007 JSL a~ Riverside Count7 Flo~ Con=rol and ~aCer Conse~a=ton Dlscrlct and the Count7 of Riverside v. ClOy of ~verslde and the Redevelo~ent Agency of the C1~7 of Rive=side, Case No. C 205828. The ~yor and Members of che CtCy Council recessed =o Che Conference Ro~ adjoining the Councll Ch~be=. The ~yor a~ Members of the C1=7 Council returned Co the Counc11 Ch~ber. PUBLIC ~INGS BEFO~ T~ CI~ CO~CIL AT 3 P.M. P~ITS FOR O~RSIZE LO~S - ~SOE~ION 3 P.M.--Heartng was called Co conslder adop=lng a resolution es=abllshlng the appropri- ate fees for oversize loads on CtC7 scree=s, as authorized ~ =he California Vehicle Code, tn the sounC of t15 for Indl~d~l Pe~Cs or t70 for Repe=lClve Peruits ~Chln a 12~onCh perloa. The prodstons of t~s resolution would ~c~ effective on July 1, 1990. A ~lCCen report was presented from =he Acting Ct~7 ~ger and the Publlc ~orks DIrector rec~endt~ C~C the C1~ Council adopt =he appropriate resolution e~ccln8 fees for oversize vehicle pe~Cs. No one ~s present ~shlng Co speak on the No wrfCten protests wets p=esenCed. ~e public hearth8 was officially closed. The CtCy Council appToved the escablts~enC of a fee for oversize load pe~Cs; and Re~lu~lon No. 17499 of =he ClOy Council of the ClOy of RIverside, Callfo~a, Establishing the Ap- propriate Fees for Oversized Loads as Authorized by the Callforte Vehicle Code, was MoCfon presented; and ~he =itle M~ ~en read, and fur=her readi~ waived ~ ~he u~nimous Second consen~ of Councilm~bers present, ~s adop=ed. All Ayes ACQUISITION OF ~ PROPER~ BY E~ DO~IN - SO~ ~IFO~ ~ISON ELE~I~ FACILITIES IN ~TION NO. 5~NOR~ ~N S~ - 3 P.M.--Heari~ was called on the proposed acq~si=ion of real properry ~ ~he Ci=y of Riverside, =broth its pours of ~i~nr d~in, of required Southern California Edison Company el~=rical dis=ribu=ion facilities located in =he area annexed ~o the Ci=y of Riverside in the proceedin~ designted as "~FCO No. 79-48-5, Annexa=ion No. 50 =o =he City of Riverside" and kno~ as "Annexa=ion No. 5~Nor=h Main S~ree=". A ~i~=en re- por~ was su~=tea from ~he Ac=in~ Ci=y ~er aM ~he Public U=ili=ies Direc=or, concurred in by =he Ci=y At~omey, reco~endi~ =ha= =he City Council (1) adop~ the Reso- lution of Necessi=y; aM (2) authorize the Ci=y A==omey =o c~ence proceedings ~o ac- quire the subjec= elec=rical facili=ies. No one ~s present ~shi~ =o speak on the marker. No ~it=en protes=s ~re presen=ed. ~e public hearin~ was officially closed; ~he rec~endations were approved as presented; and Resolution No. 17500 of the City Council of ~he Ci=y of Riverside, Califo~a, Statin~ ~he Public Use for ~ch Certain Southem Califomia Edison Company Electrical Distribution Facili=ies, Including Inter- es~s in Real Proper~y, in the Area Kno~ as "A~exa=ion No. 5~Nor=h Main Street" and Annexed =o the Ci=y of Riverside in LA.F.CO. Proceedin~ No. 79-48-5 is Sou~h~ =o be Ac- quired a~ S~a=ing the S=a=u~oU Authority Authorizing Such Acquisi=ion by Eminen= Do- main; Describi~ =he General Location and Exten= of the Properry ~o be Acquired; Finding a~ Detet~ ~a= Public Interest aM Necessi=y Require =he Acquisi=ion of Said Facil- ities, Tha= =he ProJec= is Planned or Located in a Manner The= Will be ~s= Compa=ible With ~he Grea=es= Public Go~ a~ =he Leas= PrivaEe InJu~, T~t the Proper~y Herein De- scried is Necessa~ for the Proposed Project, and T~= the Offer Required ~ Sec=ion 7267.2 of the Gove~en= Code Has Been Made to the Ouer of Record of ~he Subject ProperT ty; and Authorizing Proceedings in Eminent D~ain, ~s presented; and =he =itle ha~n~ Mo=ion been read, and further reading waived by ~he u~nimous consen= of Councilm~bers pres- Second IX I ent, was adopted. IAll Ayes FURTHER HEARING - ZONING CASE MP-4-890 - IOWA NORTHERLY OF SPRUCE - APPEAL - CONTINUED 3 P.M.--Further hearing was called on the appeal of Abraham Winter, President, Howard In- dustries, on behalf of Arthur M. Gutt, et al., relative to certain of the conditions of the City Planning Commission regarding their request for approval of an industrial plot plan consisting of one approximately 60,250-square-foot multi-tenant building, off- street parking and landscaping on approximately three vacant acres of land situated on 75-544