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CITY OF RIVERSIDE
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<br /> COUNCILM E N
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<br /> Date of Meeting: July 20, 1982
<br /> Time of Meeting: 9:00 A.M.
<br /> Place of Meeting: Council Chamber City Hall WAROS
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<br /> :~oll Call: Present :XiX:X:X:X:X:X!
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<br /> , Invocation was given by Councilman Bowers.
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<br /> :The Pledge of Allegiance was given to the Flag.
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<br /> ~The Minutes of the Meetings of July 6 and 13, 1982, were approved as submitted. Motion [X~
<br /> Second ~X:
<br /> All Ayes
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<br /> ~The Chair recognized the presence in the audience of Paul McNeill representing the
<br /> ,Riverside Chamber of Con~erce, Bob Jabs representing the Arlington Chamber of Commerce
<br /> |and Dennis Johnson representing the La Sierra Chamber of Commerce.
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<br /> ,CONSENT CALENDAR
<br /> The following items were approved by one motion affirndng the actions appropriate to
<br /> those items listed on the Consent Calendar and as submitted to the City Council for
<br /> consideration, with the exception of the County of Riverside Revised General Plan,
<br /> Zoning Case V-141-812, swimming pool pump program, and fund transfer request for Motion
<br /> Pierce Street at La Sierra College entrance, all of which were removed to the Second
<br /> Discussion Calendar. All Ayes
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<br /> CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
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<br /> ZONING CASE MP-9-812 - BEAR MEDICAL SYSTEMS - 2085 RUSTIN AVENUE
<br /> A communication was presented from the City Planning Conunission advising that, on
<br /> June 17, 1982, the Commission, by a vote of 6 ayes to 0 noes, approved subject to
<br /> conditions the request of Bear Medical Systems, Zoning Case MP-9-812, to construct an
<br /> industrial building and incidental parking on approximately 15 acres of vacant land
<br /> located at 2085 Rustin Avenue, situated on the west side of Rustin Avenue northerly of
<br /> ]Spruce Street, in Zone MP; and determined that the proposal would not have a signifi-
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<br /> ~ t adverse environmental effect. It was determined that the matter would not be set
<br /> 'for review by the City Council.
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<br /> ~ZONING CASE PRD-5-767 (REVISED) - WOODHAVEN DEVELOPERS, INC. - SELY. SIDE MAGNOLIA AND
<br /> ~NELY. SIDE MONROE
<br /> ~A conununication was presented from the City Planning Commission advising that, on
<br /> 'Jun 17, 1982, the Commission, by a vote of 6 ayes to 0 noes, approved subject to
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<br /> ~conditions the request of Woodhaven Developers, Inc., Zoning Case PED-5-767 (Revised),
<br /> ~for a revised planned residential development to add covered parking, provide patios
<br /> wh h will encroach into required setbacks, delete portions of required walls, and
<br /> ~provide common open space not meeting the dimensional requirements of the Code for the
<br /> ~15 acres of prin~rily vacant land situated on the southeasterly side of Magnolia
<br /> ~Avenue and northeasterly side of Monroe Street in Zone R-1-65, tentatively approved
<br /> ~for Zones R-3-S-2; and determined that the proposal would not have a significant
<br /> ~adverse environmental effect. It was determined that the matter would not be set for
<br /> , b hearing the City Council.
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<br /> ,ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION COMMISSION
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<br /> SANTA ANA WATERSHED PROJECT AUTHORITY - PROPOSED EIR ON REACHES IV-D AND IV-E OF THE
<br /> SANTA ANA REGIONAL INTERCEPTOR
<br /> A communication was presented from the Environmental Protection Commission advising
<br /> that, on 3uly 14, 1982, the Commission considered the request of the Santa Ana Water-
<br /> shed Project Authority for input regarding the scope of work for an Environmental
<br /> Impact Report on the proposed construction of Reaches IV-D and IV-E of the Santa Ana
<br /> Regional Interceptor and, by a vote of 6 ayes to 0 noes, adopted staff's reconunendation
<br /> for concurrence with the list of topics to be addressed in the EIR which includes soil
<br /> disruption and erosion, seismic hazards, ocean discharge of treated effluent, ground-
<br /> ~water quality and quantity, noise, dairy land conversion, temporary municipal waste-
<br /> water discharge, traffic, and archaeological resources. The recommendation was
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<br /> ~approved by the City Council, and staff was authorized to forward the y s
<br /> ~recommendation on this matter to SAWPA.
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