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ROLL CALL:
Council Members
Present:
City Staff
MINUTES
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO
TUESDAY, APRIL 1,1997- 3:00 P.M.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, 990 PALM STREET
SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA
Council Members Kathy Smith, Dave Romero, Dodie Williams, Vice Mayor
Bill Roalman, and Mayor Allen Settle
Present: John Dunn, City Administrative Officer, Jeff Jorgensen, City Attorney;
Bonnie Gawf, City Clerk; Ken Hampian, Assistant City Administrative
Officer; Arnold Jonas, Community Development Director; Bill Statler,
Finance Director; Jim Gardiner, Police Chief; Bob Neumann, Fire Chief;
Ann Slate, Director of Personnel; John Moss, Utilities Director; Mike
McCluskey; Public Works Director; Paul LeSage, Parks and Recreation
Director; Ron Whisenand, Development Review Manager; John Mandeville,
Long Range Planning Manager; Pam Ricci, Associate Planner; Whitney
Mcllvaine, Associate Planner, Neil Havlik, Natural Resources Manager, Jeff
Hook, Associate Planner, Wendy George, Assistant to the CAO; Jane
McVey, Economic Development Manager.
PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD
PC1. There were no public comments.
CONSENT AGENDA
Moved by Romero /Smith to approve the Consent Agenda as recommended by the City
Administrative Officer; motion carried (5 -0).
C1. COUNCIL MINUTES (GAWF)
Council considered the minutes of:
Tuesday, March 18, 1997 at 6:30 p.m.; and
Tuesday, March 18, 1997 at 7:00 p.m.
Moved by Romero/Smith to waive oral reading and approve minutes as recommended; motion
carried (5 -0).
C2. HIGHWAY FUNDING EXCHANGE (File No. 1145)
Council considered exchanging $150,000 of Regional State Highway Account (RSHA) funding
' for $150,000 of Proposition116 funding.
Moved by Romero/Smith to adopt Resolution No. 8644 approving exchange of funding; motion
carried (5 -0).
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C3. NATURAL RESOURCES GRANT FUNDS APPLICATIONS (File No. 487)
Council considered four grant applications for the City's Natural Resources Program: (1) the
California Department of Fish and Game in the amount of $50,000 for fishery enhancement on
San Luis Obispo, Stenner, and Brizzolara Creeks; (2) the State Wildlife Conservation Board in the
amount of $30,000 for Pennington Creek Steelhead Enhancement; (3) the State Wildlife
Conservation Board in the amount of up to $200,000 in support of Bishop Peak acquisition; and
(4) the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service in the amount of $7,500 in support of acquisition of the
Southern Pack Railroad property in Stenner Creek Canyon.
Moved by Romero /Smith to adopt Resolutions No. 8645, 8646. 8647 and 8648 authorizing
submittal of grant applications; motion carried (5 -0).
C4. RFP FOR ADVERTISING SERVICES (File No. 1046)
Council considered the Promotional Coordinating Committee's proposed Request for Proposals
(RFP) for City of San Luis Obispo's Tourism Advertising Contract for 1997 -99.
Moved by Romero /Smith to approve RFP for 1997 -99 Marketing Services for the City of San Luis
Obispo; motion carried (5 -0).
C5. POLLUTION CONTROL GRANT APPLICATIONS (File No. 703)
Council considered applications for grant assistance from the Motor Vehicle Emission Reduction
Fund administered by the County Air Pollution Control District (APCD); 1) Community Bicycle
Locker Purchase Program ($15,000); and 2) City Voluntary Trip Reduction Program Support
($7,000). 1
Moved by Romero /Smith to adopt Resolution No. 8649 approving submittal of grant applications;
motion carried (5 -0).
C6. PCC GRANT4N -AID (File No. 1051)
Council considered a grant - in-aid recommendation by the Promotional Coordinating Committee
to SLOCO Access in the amount of $1,025.
Moved by Romero/Smith to approve the PCC's recommendation to give a grant- in-aid of $1,025 to
SLOCO Access to fund its special access guide; motion carried (5 -0).
C7. BUS PURCHASES (File No. 541)
Council considered a contract to purchase three new buses for SLO Transit.
Moved by Romero /Smith to 1) Approve contract with Gillig Corporation in the amount of $769,419
to furnish three diesel transit buses; and 2) authorize the Mayor to execute the contract; motion
carried (5 -0).
C8. AMBULANCE LEASE AGREEMENT (File No. 725)
Council considered a lease agreement with San Luis Ambulance, Inc., in the amount of $18,000
per year for rental of space within Fire Station One, and appropriating $5,000 from the General
Fund to modify the existing structure to accommodate housing of an ambulance crew.
Moved by Romero/Smith to approve lease agreement and appropriation of funds; motion carried
(5 -0). `
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COUNCIL LIAISON REPORTS
' There were no Council liaison reports.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
1. ERNIE BALL ANNEXATION/PREZONING & GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT (File No. 441)
Council held a public hearing to consider a request to annex two parcels totaling 13.46 acres on
the south side of Suburban Road (151 Suburban Road) (Annx, GP /R, ER 154-96 -Annexation
#46); Sterling Ball, Ernie Ball, Inc. applicant.
Community Development Director Jonas presented the staff report. He reminded Council that
the formal action to adopt the resolution for each General Plan Amendment would be taken at the
end of the meeting.
Mayor Settle opened the public hearing.
Sterling Ball. Ernie Ball Guitar Company (Applicant), asked Council to approve the annexation to
the City and to consider the financial benefits.
Andrew Merriam, spoke in favor of the annexation and offered to answer questions.
Mayor Settle closed the public hearing.
' After discussion, moved by Smith /Romero to 1) Conceptually approve a mitigated negative
declaration of environmental impact and amendment of the General Plan Land Use Element text
to enable annexation prior to completion of the Airport Area Specific Plan, and direct staff to
aggregate Resolution No. 8650 with other proposed General Plan amendment actions for
adoption by a single motion at the end of the meeting; 2) introduce Ordinance No. 1312 to print
concurring with the mitigated negative declaration of environmental impact and prezoning the
annexation area Manufacturing; 3) approve and authorize the Mayor to execute a pre-annexation
agreement with the applicant providing for payment of fees consistent with the interim
annexation policy; and, 4) adopt Resolution No. 8651 recommending that LAFCo approve the
annexation; motion carried (5 -0).
2. SPICE HUNTER /SONIC CABLE ANNEXATION /PREZONING & GENERAL PLAN
AMENDMENT (File No. 441)
Council held a public hearing to consider a request to annex two parcels totaling 14.44 acres
between Tank Farm Road and Suburban Road at 180 and 190 Tank Farts Road (Annx GP/R, ER 1-
97); Lucia Cleveland, Spice Hunter, Chris Cohan, Sonic Cable, applicants.
Community Development Director Jonas presented the staff report, explaining that the Planning
Commission and staff are recommending the joint annexation. He explained the current zoning
of adjacent properties and stated that the applicants are requesting CS zoning; staff is
recommending M zoning. He said that another alternative is to grant commercial zoning with an
"S" attached, which would allow more detailed review of each use.
Mayor Settle opened the public hearing.
Andrew Merriam, representative of the applicants, gave a brief history of the company and said
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that there was a need for business flexibility, and that the CS zoning provides that.
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Christine Yetta, Spice Hunter, read a letter from Lucia Cleveland stating that C-S zoning is more
conducive to modem, clean technologies than M zoning and that designation would down zone
the property.
John Doyle, Spice Hunter, voiced concerns regarding the quality and safety of their product if an
M zoning is allowed, and businesses that are not clean and safe are allowed to move adjacent to
them.
John Greenall, Spice Hunter Employee, spoke in support of the applicant's request.
Mayor Settle closed the public hearing.
After discussion, moved by Williams /Romero to 1) conceptually approve a mitigated negative
declaration of environmental impact and amendment of the General Plan Land Use Element text
to enable annexation prior to completion of the Airport Area Specific Plan, and direct staff to
aggregate the resolution with other proposed General Plan amendment actions for adoption by a
single motion at the end of the meeting; 3) approve and authorize the Mayor to execute a pre-
annexation agreement with the applicant providing for payment of fees consistent with the
interim annexation policy; and, 4) adopt Resolution No. 8653 recommending that LAFCo approve
the annexation; motion carried (4-1, Roalman opposed).
Moved by Williams /Romero 2) introduce Ordinance No. 1321 to print concurring with the
mitigated negative declaration of environmental impact and prezoning the annexation area
Service - Commercial with Special Considerations; motion carried (4 -1, Roalman opposed).
3. LAND USE ELEMENT POLICIES AMENDMENT (File No. 463)
Council held a public hearing to consider land use policies concerning offices and bakeries in
areas designated Services and manufacturing.
Associate Planner Matteson presented the staff report summarizing the proposed amendments.
Mayor Settle opened the public hearing, and having no requests to speak, closed the public
hearing.
After discussion, moved by Romero /Smith to conceptually approve a negative declaration of
environmental impact and an amendment to the General Plan Land Use Element text to allow
more types of offices in the Services and manufacturing category (consistent with current
Zoning Regulations), and to clarify the status of small retail bakeries vs. Food manufacturing;
and 2) direct staff to aggregate Resolution No. 8654 with other proposed General Plan
Amendment actions for adoption by single motion at the end of this meeting; motion carried (4 -1,
Roalman opposed).
4. HILLSIDE DEVELOPMENTS AMENDMENT (File No. 467)
Council held a public hearing to consider hillside house replacement policy.
Associate Planner Matteson presented the staff report.
Mayor Settle opened the public hearing, and having no requests to speak, closed the public
hearing. ' . .
After discussion, moved by Williams /Smith tot) Conceptually approve a negative declaration of
environmental impact ana an amendment to the General Plan Land Use Element text, to allow
replacement of nonconforming hillside dwellings on parcels which lie entirely outside the
development limit line, subject to hillside design standards; and 2) direct staff to aggregate
Resolution No. 8655 with other proposed General Plan Amendment actions for adoption by a
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single motion at the end of this meeting; motion carried (4 -1, Roalman opposed).
COMMUNICATIONS
There were no communications.
BUSINESS ITEMS -
S. 1997 CDBG PROGRAM & DRAFT 1997 CONSOLIDATED PLAN ACTION PLAN (File No. 427)
Council considered final review of the 1997 Community Development Block Grant Program
(CDBG) and Draft 1997 consolidated Plan One -Year Action plan, amendments to the 1994, 1995,
and 1996 CDBG Program years, and recommended HOME and Special Urban Projects funding to
the Board of Supervisors for final action.
Associate Planner Hook presented the staff report.
Mayor Settle opened the floor to public comment.
Ted Hall, EVC Board, thanked the Council for their support.
Mayor Settle returned the discussion to the Council.
1 Moved by Romero /Smith to modify Table 1 to increase funding for the Women's Shelter by
$6,897, and reducing the funding for disabled ramps by the same amount; motion carried (5 -0).
Vice Mayor Roalman stated that he does not support the 20% administrative costs nor the EVC
funding, so will not be supporting the final action.
After discussion, moved by Romero/ /Williams to 1) Approve 1997 CDBG Program and Draft 1997
Consolidated Plan One -Year Action Plan; 2) approve the amendments to the 1994, 1995 and 1996
CDBG Program Years; and, 3) forward the approved CDBG funding and recommended HOME and
Special Urban Projects funding to the Board of Supervisors for final action, with stipulation that
EVC agreements for the revolving loan fund will be brought back; motion carried (4 -1, Roalman
opposed).
A. ADJOURNED AT 4:55 PM TO 7:00 P.M. IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.
MINUTES
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO
TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1997 -7:00 P.M.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, 990 PALM STREET
SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA
ROLL CALL:
' Council Members
Present: Council Members Kathy Smith, Dave Romero, Dodie Williams, Vice Mayor
Bill Roalman, and Mayor Allen Settle
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City Staff
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Present: John Dunn, City Administrative Officer; Jeff Jorgensen, City Attorney;
Bonnie Gawf, City Clerk; Ken Hampian, Assistant City Administrative
Officer; Arnold Jonas, Community Development Director; Bill Statler,
Finance Director; Jim Gardiner, Police Chief; Bob Neumann, Fire Chief;
Ann Slate, Director of Personnel; John Moss, Utilities Director; Mike
McCluskey; Public Works Director; Paul LeSage, Parks and Recreation
Director, Ron Whisenand, Development Review Manager, John Mandeville,
Long Range Planning Manager; Pam Ricci, Associate Planner, Whitney
Mcllvaine, Associate Planner; Neil Havlik, Natural Resources Manager,
Jane McVey, Economic Development Manager.
Mayor Settle presented a proclamation to Joe Guidetti, Cattlemen's Association, in honor of the
7 Annual Cattlemen's Western Art Show.
Mayor Settle presented a proclamation to Haila Haflev, Community Partners in Child Care,
celebrating April as the Month of the Child.
There were no public comments.
PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD
PUBLIC HEARINGS
6. PREFUMO CREEK HOMES (File No. 441)
Council held a public hearing to consider a Final Environmental Impact Report (EIR) and a
request to annex a 384 -acre parcel into the City with development of 38 residential lots on 17.8
acres near Prefumo Creek; 1855 Prefumo Canyon Road (Annx/GP/R/TR 26 -95); Laguna Hill Park,
applicant.
Associate Planner Ricci presented the staff report, stating that the recommendation of the staff
and Planning Commission is to approve the request. Neil Havlik. Natural Resources Manager,
made a recommendation to the City Council to approve the subdivision, stating that development
will eventually occur, and that it is important for the City to receive the benefit of the green belt
dedication.
Mayor Settle opened the public hearing.
Carol Florence, 342 Miguelito Court, SLO, spoke representing the applicant, and asked the
Council to approve the project. She presented a petition, signed by 21 people who use the
property for recreational use and who support the proposal. She addressed issues regarding
flooding; traffic; open space; minor annexation policy; and allowable land uses within the
County.
Dennis Schallenberger, Earth System Consultants, spoke regarding the geology of the site,
detailing land slide potential for the area, and the mitigation measures that would be used.
John Troutner, SLO, spoke in support of the project, stating that acquiring the open space for
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the City is important.
Betty Henson. 1860 Thelma, spoke in opposition to the project, stating that she is concerned
about flooding.
Christian Roquenant, Oceano, spoke in support of the project.
Daniel Kramer, SLO, spoke in opposition to the project, stating that the open space will remain
even under the County's jurisdiction.
Delmar Tomlvn. 4035 Poinsettia, spoke in support of the project.
Mark Steckel. 1019 D. Southwood, Seagate Software employee, stated that housing is an issue
when locating new businesses in SLO, and he spoke in support of the project.
Raymond Birch, 931 Capistrano, spoke in opposition to the project.
Carl Callaway, 3175 Prefumo Canyon Road, stated that the EIR does not adequately address the
flooding concerns and that he opposes the project.
Ian Hoffman, 987 Capistrano Court, asked if there was a potential for more land slides, other than
the existing slides and stated that there is no public support for the project.
Cheryl Hoffman, 987 Capistrano Court, stated that there is inadequate access to the hillside
properties, and spoke in opposition to the proposal.
' Gilbert Hoffman, 987 Capistrano Court, spoke in opposition to the project based on traffic
concerns.
Eve Vigil. 1890 Castillo, spoke in opposition to the development proposal, stating that it will
destroy open space and that the City is liable for upkeep of the creek.
Phil Ashley. SLO, fish and wildlife biologist, spoke in opposition to the proposed development,
stating that the loss of the meadow would be a major impact, as would the loss of the steelhead
in the creek.
David Brannon, 465 Pismo Street, spoke in support of the project, stating that control by the City
is appropriate for the proposed open space.
Jack Foster, adjoining property owner, spoke in favor of the project, stating that the donation of
the green belt is well worth it and housing is an issue in the City.
Geoff Land, 172 Broad Street, spoke in opposition to the proposed development, stating that
there are too many valuable resources in the meadow to allow development of it.
Donna Cady, 379 Lilac, Los Osos, spoke in support of the project, stating that there is much to
be gained from acquiring the open space.
Penny Rappa, SLO, spoke in support of the project, stating that the dedication of the open space
is valuable to the City.
' Sally Stoner, Azalea Court, spoke in support of the proposed development, stating that it is
important to accept the open space dedication.
Mike Strand, 767 Clearview Lane, spoke in opposition to the project.
Christine Mulholland, SLO, spoke in opposition to the project, stating that the project is
inconsistent with several current City policies.
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Brian Dezember, thanked the land owners for allowing the recreational use of the property, and
spoke in opposition to the project
Lynn Watkins, 1733 Partridge, spoke in opposition to the annex_ ation, stating that it will draw
upon limited water reserves.
Richard Kreisa, SLO, made a slide presentation, showing flood damage to the area from 1973.
Jim Fickes, spoke in opposition to the proposed development, stating that it would be in a flood
plane.
Jim Longbaugh, 1055 Capistrano Ct., spoke in opposition to the project.
Sydney Bennett. 425 S. Elm St., Arroyo Grande, spoke in opposition to the project.
Don Allen, 977 Capistrano Court, spoke in opposition to the project.
Don Smith spoke in opposition to the proposed development, stating that there is not enough
water available for the development.
Richard Kranzdorf, 160 Graves, stated that more climatic disturbances like the 1973 flood are —
forecast.
Jeff Wagner, SLO, spoke in support of the project, stating that the proposal is a small tradeoff for
the recreational benefits.
Michael Hedgecock, 1825 Gathe Drive, spoke in opposition to the project.
Pat Veesart, SLO, spoke in opposition to the project, stating that it is outside of the urban
reserve line. He said the land is already open space.
Dan Lloyd, explained that under FEMA, the property is not a flood zone, and the review process
will require the development to adhere to City policies.
Mayor Settle closed the public hearing.
After discussion, moved by Romero/Williams to 1) Adopt Resolution No. 8656 certifying the EIR;
motion carried (5 -0).
Moved by Romero/Williams to conceptually approve the General Plan Map Amendments
according to the CAO recommendation and to include a change of the designation for Prefumo
Canyon Road; motion failed (2-3, Smith, Roalman, Settle opposed).
Moved by Romero/Williams to 2) conceptually approve the General Plan Map Amendments: to
designate the developable portion of the site as Low Density Residential and the remainder Open
Space; to modify the location of the Urban Reserve Line to include the developable portion of the
site; and change the designation of Descanso Drive from a local residential street to a residential
collector, and Text Amendments: to modify Land Use Element Policy 6.2.6 J. regarding
development of the Prefumo Creek hillside planning area; and amend Footnote (3) of Policy 5.2
of the Circulation Element regarding average daily traffic on Prefumo Canyon Road, and direct
staff to aggregate Resolution No. 8657 with other proposed General Plan Amendment actions
No. for adoption by a single motion at the end of this meeting; motion carried (3 -2, Roalman,
Settle opposed)
Moved by RomeroWilliams to 3) introduce Ordinance No. 1322 to print approving the prezoning
of the developable portion of the site as R -1 -S, Single - Family Residential with the Special
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Consideration overlay zone, and the remainder as CF /OS -400, Conservation Open Space with
400acre minimum parcel size; motion carved (3 -2, Roalma i, Settle opposed)
Moved by Romero/Williams to 4) adopt Resolution No. 8658 requesting that LAFCo take
proceedings for SLO County Annexation #48; motion carried (3 -2, Roalman, Settle opposed).
Moved by Williams/Smith to 5) direct applicant to proceed with the development of a tentative
tract map that is consistent with the Planning Commission's recommended preference for staffs
"Biologically & Geologically Superior" alternative; motion carried (3 -2, Roalman, Settle opposed).
ALBERTSON'S GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT. REZONING & USE PERMIT
(File No. 463)
Council held a public hearing to consider a request to change the General Plan land use
designation and rezone the project site to Neighborhood Commercial to allow development of a
59,000 square-foot neighborhood - commercial center at 2238 Broad Street between Santa Barbara
and Alphonso Streets (ER, GP /R, MS, A32 -96); Scott Thayer, representing Albertson's, Inc.,
applicant.
Associate Planner Mcllvain presented the staff report, detailing the required actions to approve
the project. Public Works Director McCluskev presented details regarding traffic issues
surrounding the development.
Mayor Settle opened the public hearing.
' Scott Thayer. Albertson's, Inc., introduced the design team and presented details of the project.
Tom Courtney. Courtney Architects, explained details of the design of the proposed building.
Carol Pruett, Executive Officer of Mid State Bank, presented a brief history of the project and
asked Council to approve the minor zone change.
Roy Hanff, 569 Lawrence Drive, stated that he supports the project.
Dan Carpenter, 414 Woodbridge, spoke in support of the project.
Dan Kramer. SLO, spoke in opposition to the project.
Bob Booth. 2201 Emily Street, spoke in opposition to the project, stating that his business would
have to relocate if the project is approved.
Dan Steele. 2300 Broad Street, spoke in opposition to the project, stating that the scale is too
large, and the traffic flow will be too heavy.
Ira Winn, SLO, spoke in opposition to the project, stating that the traffic impact on Broad Street
will be too great.
Allen Root, 857 Leff, stated that the project is out of scale and asked Council to either deny or
downsize it.
Mike Gil, 201 Madonna Road, Lucky Store manager, spoke in opposition to the project.
Ilona Ing, 160 Graves, spoke in opposition to the project because the traffic impacts will be too
great.
Ron Hanson, 520 Caudill, spoke in support of the project stating that it will clean up the area.
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Viv Dilts, 2230 Exposition, 948, spoke in support of the project.
Kathryn Keller, 972 Buchon, spoke in opposition to the project, stating that the scale is too large.
Ken Brooks, 863 West Foothill Road, business owner, stated that traffic will increase whether the
project goes forward or not. He said the proposal will improve the streets.
Jesse Brister, spoke in opposition to the project, stating that he prefers a community co-op.
Pat Veesart, Sierra Club President, spoke in opposition to the project. He stated that
Neighborhood Commercial zoning is inappropriate for the area.
Shelly Parvin, 1637 Broad, spoke in support of the project, stating that the design is appropriate
to the area.
Ken Bruce, Florence Avenue, spoke in support of the project, stating that the zoning to CN is
more appropriate to the area than the current CS zoning.
Rob Strong, Palm Desert, Ca., Strong Planning Services, spoke in opposition to the project.
Keith Higgins. 1335 First St., Gilroy, Ca., traffic engineer, stated that the traffic study does not
fully address all traffic impacts, and spoke in opposition to the project.
Richard Domanski, San Ramon, Ca., stated that a new market is not needed in the area.
Randy Poltl, 655 Islay Street, Scolari's representative, spoke in opposition to the project, and
stated that there is no need for another supermarket in the area. I
Greg Peters, 618 Michaillinda Avenue, Von's representative, stated that the project is
inconsistent with the General Plan, and spoke in opposition.
Paul Quong, Orange, Ca., asked the Council to wait until the Von's Marigold Center is completed
and leased before approving this project.
Jules Rogoff, 2110 Broad Street, spoke in support of the project.
Paul Wolff. 3128 Spring Ct., stated that the project is bad planning, and spoke in opposition to it.
Richard Kreisa, San Jose Ct., stated that traffic impacts will be too great, and spoke in
opposition.
Bill Walter, 1504 Broad St., spoke in support of the project, stating that the traffic impacts will not
be too great and asked for Council's approval.
Jim Lopes, 2230 Exposition Dr., stated that the size of the project is too large and the traffic
impacts will be too great.
Greg Rosenthal. 403 Branca Street, spoke in favor of the project.
Rob Shipe, Los Osos, spoke in support of the project.
Jerry McLaughlin, 536 Couper Dr., spoke in support of the project.
Mary Whittlesey, Sendero Ct., stated that the traffic study is incomplete and spoke in opposition
to the project.
Steve McGrath, Buchon Street, spoke in opposition to the project because it is too large.
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Dan Lloyd, applicant, stated that the additional traffic at the intersection is not new, but a
' redistribution. He said that traffic will need to be dealt with even if this project does not go
forward, as something will eventually develop at the site.
Mayor Settle closed the public hearing.
At the request of Council, Mike Kennedy, CCS, explained details of the traffic study.
After discussion, Roalman /Smith moved to adopt Resolution No. 8659 denying the request for a
General plan Amendment and rezoning; motion carried (3 -2; Romero, Williams opposed).
FINAL ACTION AGGREGATING RESOLUTIONS FOR PROPOSED GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT.
Moved by Smith/Romero to adopt Resolution No. 8650 approving a General Plan text amendment
for 151 Suburban Road (Annx, GP /R, ER 154-96 - Annexation #46); Sterling Ball, Ernie Ball, Inc.
applicant; motion carried (5 -0).
Moved by Smith/Romero to adopt Resolution No. 8654 amending the Land Use Element text
concerning offices and bakeries in Services and Manufacturing areas; motion carried (4-1,
Roalman opposed).
Moved by Williams /Romero to adopt Resolution No. 8655 amending Land Use Element text
concerning replacement of hillside houses; motion carried (4 -1 Roalman).
Moved by Williams/Romero to adopt Resolution No. 8657 adopted amending the General Plan
Land Use maps and texts and Circulation Element for 1855 Prefumo Canyon Road
' (Annx/GP/R/TR 26 -95); Laguna Hill Park, applicant; motion carried (4 -1, Roalman).
There being no further business to come before the City Council, Mavo'r Settle adjourned the
meeting at 12:05 a.m. to Tuesday, April 8, 1997 at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chamber, 990 Palm
Street, San Luis Obispo.
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