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Home My WebLink About09301980-cc_CCv0001.pdf f_1 j MT=11, of a special meeting of the City Council, City of Redlands, held in the Council. Chambers, Safety Hall, 212 Brookside Avenue, on Septemner 30. 1980. ' at 3;00 P.M. PRESENT Charles G. DeMirjyn, Mayor -- James W. Gorman, Vice Mayor Oddie J. Martinez, Jr., Councilmember Barbara Cram Riordan, Councilmember Ren Roth, Councilmember Chris C. Christiansen, City Manager Bruce C. Atkins, Attorney Peggy A. Moseley, City Clerk Ted Randolph, Redlands Daily Facts Sam Nicholas, The Sun ABSENT None 2'his special meeting of the City Council was called for the purpose of making determinations on the 1980 Building Permit Allocations under Proposition "R' and ordinances Nos. 1680 and 1717. Resolution No. 3688, adopted July 1, 1980, established this date as the Resolution final date for allocation of all building permits for the year 1980. This No. 688 resolution was adopted for the reason that: "circumstances relating to the i Frxinc, requests made by the Redlands Unified School District Board of Education re Date: gui.re:d additional time for procedural implementation and evaluation of the first semiannual_ allocation and the second seminannual. allocation." Before taking up the recommendations of the Planning Commission on the allo- caltions, Mayor DeMirjyn asked for coiiiinents from those present in the audience. Mr. James D. Stroffe, attorney for C-Y Development and Harvest Investors restated his presentation to the Planning Commission. He expressed disatis taction with the allocation of the total 450 units in one action rather than consideration of two 225-unit, sediments; he protested the decision regarding ' No. 7a under Section II, Sanitary Sewage Collection, and recommended that C-'1 Development be allowed to mitigate by replacing the 25-year-old sewer over one mile from the development in order that there be "no City contribu- tion." Mr. Stroffe's points are documented in the Planning Commission `4 minutes dated September 23, 1980. Mr. Stoffe discussed what he considered mitigation permitted under other sections of the ordinance; tie also took issue with the point allocation under Police Protection, No. 3, Section I7 ; anc, under Section IT, No. 4, Drainage, he stated that a system of retention basins and plantings could alleviate the downstream drainage flow. fie added that this matter should be a requirement under site-development and not a factor in point evaluation. Mrs. Ingrid Mack of I. Mack Development., expressed dissatisfaction with "lumping together" of two 225-unit allocations into one. 450-unit decision; that points were awarded under the architectural category for a lot-sale mobile home park; police point allocation, drainage points, and gradinci re- quirements. She stressed that her 28-unit application should be awarded points for reduced density and open space. Council received explanations of the methods used in project (,valuations in Public works, Planning, and the Police Department from the department heads. Mr.. Schindler added that every applicant was notified of this meeting. Mr. Donnelly explained the sewer rating system in detail and explained sewer flow volume evaluations. Chief Brickley gave the police response time now in effect in the City and what resulting change would be brought abort by development. Mr. Bob Nastase stated that he believed all applicants would find fault with the ratings, and that he felt the staff had uniformly applied the ordinance and had done a good job. Mr. Jim Coffin addressed Council to state that the only reason that govern- ment exists is to meet and mitigate problems, and if Council does not solve the problems, they are not doing the job. 1980 Mayor DeMirjyn then closed the public hearing. Council discussed the matters Building presented, particularly the unfairness of making any change in the rating Permit points at this time. Councilman Roth, seconded by Councilman Gorman, moved Alloca-' tions to not make any change at this time in the Police Allocation Points. Motion adopted unanimously. In response to Mr. Stroffe's comments from the floor, Mayor DeM.irjyn moved as follows: "All applications for building allocations have !peon reviewed by the City Council., that they in fact agree with what has been recommended by staff as well as the Planning Commission, and S move that we move along and make the allocations as presented." This motion was seconded by Council-', man Riordan, and adopted unanimously. Councilman Roth then brought up the Planning Commission's action on Environ- mental and Esthetic points which was discussed briefly. Councilman Riordan urged that since the change discussed did not alter the position of the applicants on the Allocation Agenda, this change be addressed at a later time!, and the allocations be made according to the staff recommendation to the Planning Commission. Mrs. Riordan so moved; motion seconded by Councilman Roth and unanimously adopted. Community Development Director Schindler then read the recommendations and Council voted unanimously as follows: i Applicant units Motion RDA #80-2A Parkwest Development 40 Martinez/Riordan RDA 480-8A A.C. Nejedly & Jay _ Andrews 50 Riordan/Martinez IR, 6 RDA 430-113 A.C. Nejedly & Jay Andrews 16 Gorman/Riordan RDA #80-12A Landco Development 8 Martinez,Riordan RDA. #80-3A Mateo Development 9 Roth/Gorman RDA #80-4A Crowell Industries 47 Riordan/Gorman RDA.. #80-5A Crowell Industries 50 Gorman/Roth Applicant Units Motion RDA #80-8B Crowell Industries 40 Riordan/Gorman RC)F 80-9I3 Crowell industries 23 Martinez/ Roth Rwt RDA #80-17A Karahalious Investment & Eastern Pacific Development 50 Riordan/Martinez Injected at this time was a protest to awarding any more than 29 units to 1980 RDA 480-17A for the .reason that more units would exceed the 225 allocations Building for "A" applicants. Permit All{" '' RDA #80-2B Karahlious investment tions & Eastern Pacific Development 50 Riordan/Martinez RDA #80-10A KKK Corporation 14 Riordan/Gorman RDA #80-6B Duplication RDA #80-13A M. L. Investment 23 Gorman/Riordan RDA #80-16A Bob A. Tee Development Co. 12 Riordan/Gorman RDA #80-6A Bratta.in Contractors 18 Roth/Gorman There being no further business, Council adjourned, on motion, at 5:2.0 P.M. :ext regular meeting, October 7, 1980. Mayor of the City of R6;dfarids ATS`E S't 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0 Yrs i tip;