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CITY OF RIVERSIDE
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<br /> COUNCI LME N
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<br /> Hlnutes of Regular Meeting of the City Council
<br /> Date of .eating: April 3, 1984 ' ~'~;~%'
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<br /> Time of Meeting: 9:00 A.M.
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<br />Mayor Pro Tempore Bowers presided in the absence of Mayor Brown.
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<br />The Invocation was given by the Rev. Darleen F. Hohlfeil, Living Hord Bible Institute.
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<br />The Pledge of Allegiance was given to the Flag.
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<br />MINUTES
<br />The N/nutes of the HeeClng of March 27, 1984, were approved as submitted,
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<br />The Chair recognized the presence in the audience of Jim Baker representing the
<br />Riverside Chamber of Commerce, Dee Gipson representing the La Sierra Chamber of Com-
<br />[merce, Hank Redmond representing the Magnolia Center Chamber of Commerce and Robert
<br />:Laskey representing the Klverside Downtown Association.
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<br />|PEESENTATION
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<br />, y Pro Tampore Bowers presented a proclamation to Bob Stewart, Chairman, Clean
<br />~Commmlty Systems, designating April as City Beautiflcation ~onth in Riverside.
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<br />CONSENT CALENDAR
<br />lThe following items were approved by one motion affirming =he actlots appropriate to
<br />:those items llsCed on the Consent Calendar and as submitted to the City Council for
<br />:consideration.
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<br />|CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
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<br />ZONING CASE C-22-834 (REVISED) - H. ~EINPER - 2167-89 UNIVERSITY AVENUE
<br />:A con~unication was presented from the City Planning Commission advising that, on
<br />:March 8, 1984, the Commission, by a vote of 8 ayes to 0 noes, approved subject to
<br />~condiCtons the request of H. ~etnper, Zoning Case C-22-83~ (Revised), for a revised
<br />:conditional use permlt to place an approximately 35-square-foot menu board sign approx-
<br />~imately 6½ feet high where a 16-square;foot, 8-foot-high menu ordering sign is permit-
<br />'ted in addition to a 25-square-foot, 8-foot-high identification sign, and also approved
<br />~a minor encroachment of the drive-through servlce lane into the slde yard setback, on
<br />]property located a= 2167-89 University Avenue, situated on the nor=beast comer of
<br />~niverslty and Franklin Avenues~ in Zone C-3; and determined that the proposal would
<br />~ot have a significant adverse environmental effect. It was determined Chat the City
<br />~Council would not set the matter for public hearing.
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<br />|CASE 1e-3-767 (REVISED) -*KO~ORT INDUSTRIES - 7888 LINCOLN AVENUE
<br />~A communication was presented from the City Planning Commission advising that, on
<br />:March 81 1984, the Co~nisslon, by a vote of 8 ayes to 0 noes, approved subject to
<br />~conditions the request of Komforc Industries~ Case 1e-3-767 (Revtsed) l =o amend its
<br />~approved plot plan to add an approximately 3,650-square-foot, two-story office addt-
<br />:riot, a four-car perklng garage and incidental parking to an exls~ing approximately
<br />=nine-acre industrial facility located at 7888 Lincoln Avenue, situated on the easterly
<br />,comer of Llncoln Avenue and Jefferson Street, in Zone MP; and determined that the
<br />iproposal would not have a significant adverse environmental effect. It was determined
<br />Zthat the Clt7 Council would not set the matter for publlc hearing.
<br />~BOARD OF ADHINISTRATIVE APPEALS AND ZONING ADJUSTMENT
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<br />,ZONING CASE V-37-778 (REVISED) - BUTCHER BOY FOOD PRODUCTS, INC. - 4590-94 COMMERCE
<br />iA coumnmication was presented from the Board of Administrative Appeals and Zoning
<br />Adjustment advising that, on March 5, 1984, the Board, by a vote of 6 ayes to 0 noes,
<br />approved subject to conditions the request of Butcher Boy Food Products, Inc., Zoning
<br />Case V-37-778 (Revised), for a revised variance to (A) construct a 2-foot-high concrete
<br />tank within the 20-foot street side setback; (B) construct a 6-foot-high block wall
<br />within the same setback where a 3-foot-high wall is permitted; and (C) delete the
<br />required 20-foot landscape setbacks, and the Board also approved a variance (D) to
<br />'legalize an existing outdoor storage area that is not screened with masonry walls; on
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<br />Notion
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<br />Not Vottng:X
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<br />Notion
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<br />All Ayes
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<br />69-402
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