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CITY OF RtVERSIDE
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<br /> COUNCI LM EMBERS
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<br />Date of Meeting: August 23, 1988
<br />Ti~e of Meeting: 9 A.M. ',,~\',7~,, ,, \ ', \
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<br />Roll Call: Present :X:A:X~X X X X
<br />Mayor Pro Tempore Frizzel presided in the absence of Mayor Brown, who is attending an
<br />international Sister City meeting in Australia.
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<br />The In~ocation was given by Councilman Loveridge.
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<br />The Pledge of Allegiance was given to the Flag.
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<br />MINUTES
<br />The Minutes of the Meetings of August 9 and 16, 1988, were approved as submitted. Motion [X~
<br /> Second :X
<br /> All Ayes
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<br />Councilman Clarke entered at this time. :X
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<br />PRESENTATION
<br />Mayor Pro Tempore Frizzel called on Dee Bachman, Park and Recreation Director, who intro-
<br />duced the pool managers in recognition of the excellent safety record that has been
<br />achieved this pool season at the nine pools operated by the Park and Recreation Depart-
<br />ment.
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<br />The Chair recognized the presence in the audience of Dick Perry representing the River-
<br />side Chamber of Commerce, Jim Paliungas representing the La Sierra Chamber of Commerce,
<br />Becky Palmet representing the Magnolia Center Chamber of Commerce, Pat Ruckle represent-
<br />ing the ~unCer Park-Northside Chamber of Commerce and Ralph Salisbury representing the
<br />University-Canyon Crest Chamber of Commerce.
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<br />CONSENT CALENDAR
<br />The following items were approved by one motion affirming the actions appropriate to
<br />those items listed on the Consent Calendar and as submitted to the City Council for con-.
<br />sideration; with the exception of the reports concerning acoustic study of Riverside
<br />Sports Complex usage, the proposed introduction of an ordinance concerning parking and
<br />traffic re8ulations on various City streets, the Maximum Utility Users Tax, the Street
<br />Lighting Assessment refund program, and the Community Relations Division study, all of
<br />which were removed to the Discussion Calendar; and with Councilman Digati requesting his
<br />vote be shown as "Not Voting" on Zoning Case C-60-590 (Revised) because it is reasonably Motion ~X
<br />foreseeable that the decision will have a material financial effect on a source of in- Second ~X~
<br />come. All Ayes
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<br />CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
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<br />ZONING CASE C-60-590 (REVISED) - ARLINGTON HEALTB SERVICES (PARKVIEW HOSPITAL) -
<br />8962 GARFIELD; 3960. 3970 AND 3980 SEERMAN; 9057 MAGNOLIA; AND 9056, 906~ AND 9070 MILLER
<br />A communication was presented from the City Planning Commission advising that, on
<br />July 21, 1988, the Commission, 5y a vote of 7 ayes Co 0 noes, appr0ved subject to condi-
<br />tions the request of Arlington ~ealth Services (Parkv~ev ~ospital), ZoninE Case C-60-590
<br />(Revised), for a revised conditional use permit to provide additional off-street parking
<br />for th~ established medical facility at 8962 Garfield Street; 3960, 3970 and 3980 Sher-
<br />man Drive; 9057 Magnolia Avenue; and 9056, 9064 and 9070 Miller Street, presently devel-
<br />oped with single-family residences (proposed for removal), situated on the northwesterly
<br />side of Magnolia Avenue and the southerly side of Miller Street on the southeasterly cor-
<br />ner of Garfield Street and Sherman Drive, in Zone R-1-657 and determined that the propos-
<br />al would not have a significant adverse effect on the environment. It was determined Ayes ,X,X,X~X ~X~ ,X~
<br />chat the Cit~ Council would not set the matter for public hearing. Not Votin~ :X~
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<br />ZONING CASE MP-3-656 (REVISED) - TORO COMPANY - 5950 WILDERNESS
<br />A communication was presented from the City Planning Commission advising that, on
<br />July 21, 1988, the Commission, by a vote of 6 ayes to 0 noes and 1 abstention, approved
<br />subject to conditions the request of the Toro Company, Zoning Case MP-3-656 (Revised),
<br />for a revised plot plan for an industrial facility consisting of an existing manufactur-
<br />ing and warehousing industrial building proposed for renovation and expansion of off-
<br />street parking and landscaping at 5950 Wilderness Avenue, located on approximately
<br />3.8 acres of land situated on the southeasterly corner of Ed Perkit Street and Wilder-
<br />ness Avenue, in Zone MP; and determined that the proposal would not have a significant
<br />adverse effect on the environment. It was determined that the City Council would not
<br />set the matter for public hearing.
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