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CITY C)F RIVERSlOE COUNCI .......... ' ...................................... _~,~ ................... WARDS ~t ~he gran~i~ of ~he appea~ ~uld not have a significan~ adverse impac~ on ~he envi- , rodent; and Resolution No. 16768 of the Gity Council of the City of Riverside, Califo~ ~ ~a, Renderi~ Its Decision ~ra~ting a Variance, was presented; and the ~i~le having :Motion bee~ read, a~ ~utther reading waived by the uMnimous consent of Councilm~bers pres- :Second ent, ~8 adopted. ~All Ayes FURTItER 11~ARING - ZONING CASE V-116-878 - 6120 AND 6130 QUAIL VALLEY - APPEAL GRANTED - VARIANC~ DENIED 3 P.M.--Further hearing was called on the appeal of John S. Curts, Vice President, T. & S. Development, Inc., relative to the decision of the Board of Administrative Ap- peals and Zoning Adjustment regarding the request of Oasis Irrigation for the following variances to install vail identification si~us on an existing industrial building at 6130 Quail Valley Court and to establish a temporary outdoor storage yard on a separate contiguous lot at 6120 Quail Valley Court, situated on the northeast side of Quail Val- ley Court northeasterly of Box Springs Boulevard, in Zones M-1-BP: (A) to allow an ap- proximately six-foot-high chain link fence to enclose a temporary outdoor storage yard at 6120 Quail Valley Court where a six-foot-high solid masonry vail is required; and (B) to alloy an approximately 68-square-foot vail identification sign on the northwest elevation of the existing building at 6130 Quail Valley Court where no such signs are permitted, Zonin~ Case V-116-878. The hearing had been continued from March 8, 1988, to alloy time for Councilmembers to inspect the property. Following a brief discussion, the public hearin~ was officially closed. The City Council granted the appeal, and de- nied Variances (A) and (B). LEGAL DEPARTMENT CLOSED SESSION Mayor Brown announced that the closed session was being advanced from later in the ageu- de, and that the City Council would recess to a closed session pursuant to Government Code Section 54956.9(a) to confer with its attorney regarding pending litigation which has been initiated formally and to which the City is a party--the title of the litiga- tion being Southern California Edison Company v. City of Riverside, et el., Los Angeles County Superior Court Case No. C449472. The Hayor and Members of the City Council recessed to the Conference Room adjoining the Council Chamber. The Mayor and H~mhers of the City Council returned to the Council Chamber. Councilman Loveridge was excused at this time. The City COuncil authorized the Public Utilities Director to execute the Settlement Agreement and Mutual Release by and between the City of Riverside and the City of Ana- helm, and Southern California Edison Company on two suits currently in the Superior Court of the County of Los Angeles, State of California--the cases being Case No. C449472 and Case No. C514655; said settlement, based on the City staff's negotiations, is that the cities will pay Edison $1,125,000, with the City of Riverside's share being 41 percent, or $461,250. Further, the City Council authorized the appropriation of the settlement amount from the Unreserved Retained Earnings of the Electric Fund. RECESS At 3:25 p.m., the City Council recessed; and reconvened at 6:30 p.m., with all Members present. PRESENTATIONS Mayor Brown presented a Proclamation proclaiming April 1988 as International Barbershop Harmony Month in the City of Riverside to a barbershop quartet who sang several songs in honor of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Sing- ing in America's 50th anniversary on April 11, 1988--with 1988 being the 34th year o£ ex- istence of the Riverside Chapter. Mayor Brown presented a Proclamation to coaches Michael Vargas and Robert Guerrero and the Renegades A.Y.S.O. soccer teem, Division 5, for winning the Section One Ares League Fall Championship. ,Motion Second iAll Ayes Motion Second All Ayes :X. x: 73-392