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CITY OF RIVEI~SIDE COUNCI LME N Date Time of Meeting: 8:30 A.M. ,,~,, ,, ,, ,~ ,, ~, ,, Place of ~e~inS: Council Chamber, City Hall WA~D5 ....... i ..................................................................................................... 7'~'~'~'7'7'~'7 'B~ll Call: Presen~ { The Invocation was Siren by Counci~n DiEsel. :~e PledSe of Allegiance was given to the FleE. '~ ~nu~es of the Meeting of AuSust 18, 1981, were approved as su~itted. ~tion ',X~ ' Second :X:: , ', CETA S~ YOU~ PR~M ,Certificates were presented :o outs=ending participants and supe~isors in the CEA ,Sumer Youth Progrm. i~e Chair recognized the presence in ~he audience of Don Putsifer representing the ,Arlington Chamber of Comerce and Phil Osborn representing =he La Sierra Chader of Comerce. CONSENT CALENDAR The following items were approved by one motion affirming the actions appropriate to those items listed on the Consent Calendar and as submitted to the City Council for consideration except for pending legislation relating to sale of fireworks and the quarterly report from the Chamber of Commerce Economic Development Division, both of which were removed to the Discussion Calendar. BOARD OF ZONING ADJUSTMENT ZONING CASE V-28-812 - ROMR INDUSTRIES, INC. - 8200 ARLINGTON AVENUE A communication was presented from the Board of Zoning Adjustment advising that, on ;August 17, 1981, the Board, by a vote of 5 ayes to 2 noes, approved subject to condi- tions the request of Rohr Industries, Inc., Zoning Case V-28-812, for a variance to ~provide fewer perking spaces than required and to provide alternate surfacing and ~development materials for the spaces provided at 8200 Arlington Avenue, situated on ]the south side of Arlington Avenue west of Van Burst Boulevard, in Zone M-2. It was ~determined that the City Council would not set the matter for public hearing. ~ENVIRON%MENTAL PROTECTION COMMISSION ~COUNTY PROPOSED ZONE CHANGE CASE NUMBER 3475, "THE SPRINGS" PROJECT ~A communication was presented from the Environmental Protection Commission advising ~that, on August 12, 1981, the Commission, by a vote of 6 ayes to 0 noes, considered ~the request of the County of Riverside for input in the scope of work for an EIR on ~the proposal to fezone about 85 acres from Zone R-1 and Zone R-3 to C-P-S and to ~rezone about 183 acres from Zones R-i and R-2 and Zone R-3 to I-P. The subject prop- :Zty i, en,ral y bounded by Star, Highway 60 on the north. I- SE on the we, t. : calypt s Avenue on the south and Day Street on the east. The Environmental Protee- ,tion Commission (1) determined that the County's proposed list of topics to be ad- ,dressed represents a comprehensive survey of the potential impacts of this project; (2) recommended that the EIR give particular attention to the topics of: (a) Air Quality, (b) Traffic Circulation, (c) Wastewater treatment and disposal, (d) Fiscal ,impact and (e) The indirect impacts of the proposed development on wildlife in the ,surrounding area; and (3) forwarded the comments to the City Council for review and, in turn, to the County of Riverside for its consideration. The Commission's recommendations were upheld by the City Council. COL~TY OF RIVERSIDE'S NORTH COUNTRY SPECIFIC PLAN NUMBER 168 A comanunication was presented from the Environmental Protection Commission advising that, on August 12, 1981, the Commission, by a vote of 6 ayes to 0 noes, considered the County of Riverside's request for input in the scope of work for an EIR on Specific Plan Number 168, a proposed residential development consisting of 3,447 dwelling units ~on approximately 1,392 vacant acres. The project site is generally situated northerly ~of Manzanita Avenue at the northerly edge of the tomunity of Sunnymead and within the ~southeasterly extension of Pigeon Pass Valley at the base of the Box Springs mountains. Motion Second All Ayes 67-77