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CITY OF RIVERSIDE CITY COUNCIL COUN~ClLMEMBERS Minutes of: Time of Meeting: Place of Meeting: Date of Meeting: Regular Meeting of the City Council 1:30 p.m. Art Pick Council Chamber, City Hail September 23, 2003 WARDS Roll Call: ORAL COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE AUDIENCE There were no comments presented at this time. CLOSED SESSION The Mayor and City Council recessed to the City Council Board Room for a closed session pursuant to Government Code {}54957 for the per[ormance evaluation of the City Attorney. City Attorney Priamos stated there was no reportable action taken. The Mayor and City Council returned to the Art Pick Council Chamber. PUBLIC HEARINGS AND PLANNING REFERRALS AND APPEALS MOBILE HOME PARK RENT STABILIZATION Hearing was called to consider the annual review of the report of the City Manager relative to the provisions of Chapter 5.75 of the Riverside Municipal Code concerning activities undertaken dudng the past 12-month pedod relative to mobile home park rent stabilization procedures. Staff advised that the amount of allowable increase in rent for 2004 is 1.68 percent according to the Consumer Price Index (CPI). Four people spoke relative to mobile home park rent stabilization. Following discussion, the public hearing was officially closed. Following further discussion, the City Council requested staff to notify mobile home park owners and tenant representatives on record of the maximum allowable rent increase that will take effect in calendar year 2004 according to Section 5.75.040 of the Riverside Municipal Code. Councilmember Defenbaugh was excused at this time. CASE P03-0503 - APPEAL - 10789 HOLE - CONTINUED Discussion relative to the appeal of Administrative Planning Case P03-0503 by John Beke, Project Manager, Nextel Communications, from the decision of the Zoning Administrator in tentatively denying the request of Nextel Communications to construct a wireless communications facility designed to resemble a palm tree and an unmanned equipment enclosure on approximately 1.8 acres developed with a mini-storage facility at 10789 Hole Avenue between Mitchell and Hedrick Avenues, in Zone C-3-S-2, was continued to 3 p.m. on October 14, 2003. Councilmember Defenbaugh returned to the Art Pick Council Chamber during the following discussion. Present Motion Second All Ayes Motion Second All Ayes 89-112