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City Council Minutes
Regular Adjourned Meetings
CIVIC CENTER COUNCIL CHAMBERS
300 Seminary Avenue
Ukiah, California 95482
PUBLIC HEARINGS
May 8,9,10,15,16,17v 1995
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May 8, 1995 - 6:30 p.m.
The City Council convened in a regular adjourned meeting at 6:31
p.m. for review of the Ukiah Valley General Plan Update and
Environmental Impact Report, of which the agenda was legally
noticed and posted. Staff present: City Clerk McKay, City Manager
Rough, City Attorney Rapport, and Planning Director Sawyer. Eric J.
Toll, General Plan Consultant for the City of Ukiah was present.
Other agency representative present: Pam Townsend, Mendocino County
Planner, and David Marrow, Mendocino County Air Quality Planner.
The Planning Director reported these meetings were advertised with
box ads in the local newspaper in addition to legal advertising and
posting.
Mayor Schneiter discussed with Council this hearings procedures and
process in the event of individual Council minority opinions. He
requested these hearings to proceed in a productive manner. He
questioned how Council wishes to address typos or productive
errors.
M/S Malone/Mastin to amend Line 21 of page III.3.7 to remove
"Maximum concealment". The motion was carried by a unanimous voice
vote of all AYE.
Council proceeded with the review and modifications by consensus
regarding the following sections of the overall general plan and
growth management goals and policies pertaining tot Goal 6, GP 3.2,
Page 5 of III.3, delete GP 11.1, GP 16 remove voter registration,
add non-partisan to GP.1, consensus to delete GP 24, add Maintain
and enhance to GP 20, strike all of GP 20.1, strike "large" from GP
21 p.2 line 29, strike "balance developed parks and maintained
natural appearances" in GP 25.2, strike 29.4 wording, and strike
all wording of 31.1.
Recess - 8:14 p.m.
Reconvened - 8:25 p.m.
Council review began of the Open Space and Conservation Element.
Council review and modifications by consensus proceeded regarding
Goals, policies and implementation measures regarding OC-1 a,
replace "map" for "inventory", OCl.iB beginning with the paragraph
with "provide information..." and delete the previous wording,
OCl.2 a add "where appropriate", directed staff to develop
different wording for OC - 1.2 and 1.3 and rework all of Goals for
OC 1. It was the consensus of Council to strike IM OC-2.1 and
reword with "provide staff support to", directed staff to rework
OC-2, directed change to OC 3.1 (b) to delete "require", and
amended wording in IM OC-5.1(a) to add back in steering committee
wording in entirety and delete planning commission amended wording.
Council reviewed and conducted minor modifications to 1.02 Russian
River summary of findings. Council discussion ensued regarding
urban development and sphere of influence with staff, with
perspective to agriculture and eastern boundary not reaching the
Russian River.
Adjourned to May 9, 1995 at 9:00 a.m. for further deliberations.
May 9, 1995 - 9:00 a.m.
Council convened at 9:08 a.m. with all Councilmembers present. City
staff present: City Clerk McKay, City Manager Rough, City Attorney
Rapport, and Planning Director Sawyer.
Councilmember Shoemaker acknowledged he is in the minority
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regarding his concerns surrounding the sphere of influence. He
requested a statement from Council be added to express his
concerns, possibly in the preface. It was the consensus of Council
to make a statement that urbanization should occur within the City
limits, and not in the agriculture zoned areas. He requested
Council review pages 13 and 14 of the Land Use element which
addresses this issue.
Discussion ensued regarding Sphere of influence of the sewer
district, LAFCO responsibilities, carrying capacity, Russian River
protection of the City's interest, with agreement to amend OC 7.5
by removing the word "tribal".
Council review proceeded regarding gravel harvesting County permit
responsibilities, and Creek and Streams.
Mayor Schneiter stated he supports the protection of creeks and
streams but expressed concern regarding City staffing levels needed
to support these measures listed in Creeks and Streams section.
Discussion ensued regarding origination of these issues from the
Downtown master plan, impact to City staff and future
responsibilities for costly studies and their maintenance, and
added costs to City for many recommended program implementations.
The City Attorney reminded Council that there are three levels of
policy in this plan; goals, policy and implementation measures. He
advised that Council can alter implementation measures to reduce
fiscal costs. He advised Council regarding specifics for
timeframes, costs, financing measures for implementation measures
that appear costly to the City.
M/S Schneiter/Malone to remove OC-9.1 a, b, and c. The motion was
carried by a unanimous voice vote of AYE with Councilmember
Shoemaker voting NOE.
It was the consensus of Council to move up page 12, 9.6 with
modified wording to replace 9.1., 9.1k modify wording which
commits the Ukiah Redevelopment Agency.
M/S Malone/Wattenburger to direct staff to modify the wording on
OC9.1 k, and move forward in the Council review of the general
plan. The motion was carried by a unanimous voice vote of all AYE.
Council continued review of the Open Space and Conservation element
pertaining to restoration of covered creeks, creek master plan
will address these issues so remove 9.2.
M/S Malone /Wattenburger to remove policy 9.2 and measures, and
requested this wording be removed yet preserved, in addition to
other pertaining GMSC and PC wording, for referral to the Creek
Master plan committee. The motion was carried by a unanimous voice
vote of all AYE.
Recess - 10:52 a.m.
Reconvened - 11:03 a.m.
Discussion ensued regarding OC 9.4, delete "short term", indicating
a timeframe for longer than 5 years, by consensus of Council.
Review of the Open Space and Conservation element pertaining to
Hillside development ensued, with consensus to include an
overriding statement to not encourage ridge top public access, and
reviewed OC10.2c, and 10.3. Staff revealed large maps of the valley
identifying hillside zoning and oak woodland designations, with
Council consensus agreeing to strike "cultural resource sites" from
10.3.
Council review of the water element proceeded with agreement to
rename 11.2 to water resources, to add wording identifying the
Ukiah Valley Sanitation District, and questioned wastewater
feasibility findings, with Council continuing review and
modification to landfill wording and drought.
Discussion ensued regarding current progress for this review
process and future timeframes and constraints of staff and Council
to finish this process.
Recess - 12:11 p.m. Reconvened - 1:00 p.m.
It was the general consensus of Council to remove "Explanation
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iv.l-3: History of the Mendocino County Russian River flood Control
and Water Conservation Improvement District" insert.
Council review continued of OC-12 and OC-13 goals and policies
regarding groundwater, with consensus to add "quality and quantity
where appropriate,"and amended sewage treatment policy wording,
surface water runoff, flooding from storms and engineering, and
flow management.
Council review of the Agriculture section, with consensus of
Council to amend the wording as requested by County Planner Pam
Townsend pertaining to OC 20.la, 21.1c, 22.1 a, with discussion
ensued regarding agricluture uses and residential impacts. She
referred to Exhibit B letter from the County planning department
formally requesting these amendments.
Councilmember Wattenburger requested staff to develop a right to
farm Ordinance and forward it to Council within 6 months from the
adoption of this general plan. Council concurred.
Council continued discussion regarding agricluture use and property
rights, Indian lands and gambling regulations, compliance
processes, rewording of 1.07 Native plants and animals regariddng
striking , "and replacement of existing introduced plant
landscaping."
Council discussion ensued regarding stately tree preservation
versus property owner's right to protect their property from
damage or injury.
Recess - 2:40 p.m.
Reconvened - 2: 52 p.m.
Council review continued regarding oak woodlands explanation iv.l-
5, loss of Valley Oak impacts, Oak inventory study costs for hills
and valley.
Councilmember Shoemaker requested an Oak tree inventory study with
no other expressed support from Council.
Council review, discussion and minor modifications regarding OC-25,
urban reforestation, landscaping, arborist review requirements,
property rights, Air Quality in the Valley.
Councilmember Malone queried Mendocino County Air Quality Planner,
Dave Morrow regarding his submitted statistics.
Discussion followed relative to bi-annual smog check program,
establishment of an air quality fund with no specific projects,
questioned the need for a defined program,
The Planning Director stated that staff is satisfied with this
section as it stands, and are not in support of an impact fee
unless they can prove there is a nexus between pollution in the
valley and how a fee would be spent. He indicated that the
information brought up by Councilmember Malone should be included.
Discussion ensued regarding wording approved by the Planning
Commission and GMSC, wood stoves, grape production Ozone impacts
statistics, out of date data, with the consensus of Council to
delete the third paragragh wording.
Council queried staff regarding the numbers submitted, the bottom
of page 43 and 44 need reexamination, traffic calming wording,
traffic circulation wording, General Information Systems, with the
consensus of Council to remove 0C37.1b.
Council continued the review of the wording pertaining to parking
lots, masonex road covering, clean burning waste oil furnaces, and
air quality district offset fee with the consensus to strike
41(e)wording.
May 10, 1995 - 6:30 p.m.
The City Council convened at 6:33 p.m., and roll was taken with the
following Councilmembers present: Mastin, Malone, Wattenburger,
Shoemaker and Mayor Schneiter. Staff present: City Clerk McKay,
City Manager Rough, City Attorney Rapport, and Planning Director
Sawyer.
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Judy Pruden, 304 South Hortense, stated after being involved in the
development of this general plan for the past five years, she is
requesting Council to not delete and dilute this document as these
recommendations are the desire of many citizens. She indicated that
although many of the implementation measures are expensive, she
urged Council to not delete them but to possible temper them with
wording as these ideas can be accomplished with grants, volunteers,
and citizen based efforts.
The City Manager reported that the Eric Jay Toil, General Plan
Consultant, cannot attend next Monday and this meeting needs to be
canceled with other alternative timeframes for Council review.
Council discussed their upcoming schedules for additional meetings
and review. It was the consensus of Council to extend the Tuesday
meeting on May 16 into the evening with May 17th evening regular
meeting used primarily for general plan review.
Council began their review of the Noise element with discussion
regarding the noted train schedule seems to have changes with
daytime trains, road name designation clarifications, valley echo
of sound could be mitigated with anechoic sound barriers that
absorb sound instead of reflecting it, consensus to delete
recreation reference in NZ 1.1 and 1.2, expressed concern for
encouragement of train schedules during the day due to traffic
impacts, with minor wording amendments and clarifications.
Gary Akerstrom, noted Council is discussing alot of numbers and
specifics, which are very hard to interpret, and encouraged Council
be aware of the difficulty of measuring sound levels and what you
do with these numbers.
Council proceeded with the review of 4.2b interior noise space
requirements for parks and recreation, p. 24, it was the consensus
of Council to remove wording regarding indoor noise levels, strike
third paragraph of 2.04.01, and reviewed Table IV.2-5 and not
including Todd Grove Park and Anton Stadium noise measurements,
with the consensus of Council to delete NZ - 2.04.and 2.06, and
clean up wording in the noise element.
Recess - 8:04 p.m.
Reconvened - 8:13 p.m.
Council proceeded to review the Safety Element with discussion
regarding current earthquake fault nomenclature, the noticeable
absence of reference to Police and requested inclusion of City of
Ukiah police department information, continued discussion of flood
plains in the event of Coyote Dam failure, and fire protection
wording modifications.
Councilmember Wattenburger requested the removal of "multi-" from
residential which would require mandatory installation of
sprinklers in all new construction.
Discussion ensued regarding benefits of sprinkler systems,
additional costs to residential homes including low income, other
cost impacts to construction in the new general plan.
Councilmember Shoemaker suggested modified wording. It was the
consensus of Council to include wording which implements sprinkler
standards to be developed by code section and this issue will be
discussed by Council within six months from the adoption of the
general plan.
Discussion ensued regarding common communication equipment,
wording inclusion of California Highway Patrol, consensus of
Council to delete SF-12.1b,c and d wording in entirety.
Council began their review of the Energy element with discussion
regarding transportation issues and wording, time of use electric
use program constraints.
It was the consensus of Council to continue this element discussion
when the Public Utility Director can attend next Tuesday Morning on
May 16, 1995.
Adjourned at 9:35 p.m.
Continued next page.
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May 15, 1995 - 6:30 p.m.
This scheduled meeting was canceled, and did not take place.
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May 16, 1995 - 9:00 a.m.
The meeting was called to order at 9:01 a.m. and the roll was taken
with the following Councilmembers present: Mastin, Malone,
Wattenburger Shoemaker and Mayor Schneiter. Staff present: City
Clerk McKay, City Manager Rough, City Attorney Rapport, Airport
Manager Bua, Senior Planner Stump and Planning Director Sawyer. It
was noted the typo in the agenda of commencing p.m. instead of
a.m.
Frank Shaw Basik, representing an interest holder in the McCarty
property located east of Hwy. 101 on Gobbi Street, surrounded by
the City limits, and surrounded by commercial property but is zoned
Agriculture. He expressed his appreciation to address Council out
of order at this time, and referred to his letter submitted
previously. H stated his issue is that this property is not
agriculture land and has never been used for agriculture and is not
suitable for it. He stated chickens and pigs are kept on this
property, with complaints from neighbors. He stated that the only
appropriate use for this property is for a pig farm, which the
owners will develop if this property is not rezoned. He outlined
the advantages for allowing this property to be developed as
commercial within the City.
Mayor Schneiter, indicated that reference to pig farms and casinos,
is not appropriate and asked Mr. Basik to stay to land use issues.
Mr. Basik stated that fallow land is made to be kept agriculture,
he wants to know why can't the City be consulted as to its use and
be brought to within the sphere of influence of the City. He
reported this 35 acres, half of this land to the south and east,
cannot be developed into residential and commercial due to water
drainage and high water table. He referred to the pictures showing
surrounding commercial development to the McCarty property. He
requested Council to look to the future, and answered that there
is a pending sale on this property.
Mayor Schneiter questioned staff regarding whether the electric
line contains an easement Staff answered yes, and indicated that
development cannot be within that easement to the north side of the
property.
Council discussed this parcel of land and deliberations by the GMSC
and the Planning Commission.
City staff stated they have not heard any compelling findings that
would overturn the GMSC and PC determinations. There was concern
for a large big box retailer. The Farm Bureau and GMSC decided this
development east of hwy. was not correct.
Council proceeded with the review of the Energy Element with the
Public Utility Director presenting information regarding actual
electric load peaks, fluctuations compared to other Cities, and
explained cost of purchased power and types of rates with
discussion regarding affects and impacts in relation to the wording
proposed in the energy element of the general plan, benefit of
electric cars, shifting of loads.
Mayor Schneiter, Councilmember Wattenburger and Shoemaker agreed to
amended the wording in EG2.1 policy and implementation measure to
remove reference to electric vehicles and insert alternatively
powered vehicles and delete IM EG-2.1b in entirety, with direction
to develop a range of incentives.
Councilmember Malone indicated the wording should be added that the
City should consider electric fleet purchases. It was the consensus
of Council to add wording to plan for adding alternatively powered
vehicles.
Discussion ensued regarding solar access policy, utility cost
reductions wording and low cost landscape materials wording be
eliminated and replaced with more generic wording to encourage
development and planning.
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Councilmember Shoemaker stated that any specific wording pulled
from this general plan document should be included in an appendix
which should be forwarded to committees for future development. It
was the consensus of Council for staff to provide this feature.
Council review continued with corrections to table IV.4-1, remove
table IV.4-2 reference to PG&E total supplies, integrated resource
plans are not being considered by Western at this time and it is
more appropriate that NCPA develops this, with respect to recent
federal energy actions and unknown factors in the next two years,
with consensus to save EG7.1b to .1 and delete EG7.1 in entirety,
EG 8.1c delete "fees" and replace with "process", amend Goal EG-9
wording to include the exploration of the use of energy technology.
Mayor Schneiter and Councilmember Shoemaker requested the deletion
of 9.1d implementation measure in entirety. It was the consensus of
Council to delete this.
Recess - 10:23 p.m.
Reconvened - 10:33 p.m.
Review of the Airport Element commenced with minor modifications to
wording on pages 1 - 4, discussion ensued regarding to delete
detailed wording regarding safety which is inappropriate for a
general plan.
Councilmember Malone requested this wording be added to the Airport
Master Plan. Discussion ensued regarding leaving this wording in
until the adoption of the Airport Master Plan. 1. to leave in with
minor adjustments.
Council continued review of Page 7, noted wrong reference number to
figure V.l-2, discussed wording referring to Airport runway
extension to the south, delete 1.02.02 D noise wording, delete last
sentence on Page 9, change title to Airport opportunities, add
southerly runway extension, deletion of explanation V.l-3 on page
10.
Judy Pruden, 304 South Hortense, indicated that these explanations
were used to provide education to the public, which was a basic
concept in the development of this plan.
Council agreed to leave explanation Vl-3 in, and reinstall deleted
AE goal 3 and policies with modified wording and numbering, with
deletion of Policy 3.2, with three votes to delete policy AE-4-3
wording and IM-AE4.3a., discussion regarding wording in AE4-2b with
consensus to add the word noise after the word no, with discussion
concerning map figure Vl.l-1 depicting core overlay, and
peripheral overlay with associated wording_By a 3-2 Council vote,
it was decided to omit lines on this mapand adjust references.
Council proceeded to review the Parks an Recreation Element with
discussion concerning public comment procedures, parks versus
active recreational uses designations, strike wording of last
sentence on Page 6 pertaining to Ukiah Municipal golf course.
Recess - 12:00 p.m.
Reconvened - 12:27 p.m.
Council queried staff regarding bike plan and Regional
transportation Plan, Page 7, lack of parks in the southwest area
southwest of Washington, adversity to City as a lead agency for
regional parks, and the concept of a recreation district for
maintenance and development.
Mayor Schneiter stated he cannot support the idea that the City
will assume lead responsibility for parks and requested deleting
this wording in PRi.lc,
It was the consensus of Council to amend wording in 1.la to reflect
that the City and County shall work together to identify suitable
property for parks and recreation facilities, remove swimming pool
from list of facilities, move regional park subject matter to
beginning section of this element, in-lieu park fees, quimby act
requirements for regional park development and 2.07 to become
2.03, and County financial situation constraints, Valley wide parks
and recreational services with funding and staffing commitments
from each County and City, amend IM PR-i.lc from two years to five
years, change Talmage to Washington, page 11, 2.03 Orr-Creek
Wagonseller Park.
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Eric Larson, 123 Clara Avenue, referred to the Orr-Creek
Wagonseller neighborhood not containing adequate park for children
to play in, and noted if this area on Brush Street were added to
the general plan to develop park space, and requested pedestrian
traffic over the highway be allowed to provide access to the
Softball fields.
Council concurred with some wording but agreed to delete the
wording that the City shall budget funds and replace with "to
identify methods to identify the park property for" in IMPR2-1b,
c, d, and delete IMPR2.1e: Over crossing the freeway.
Council continued review of Orchard Park 2.04, added limited to
creek access on PR-3.1a, Riverside Park 2.05 review of wording, IM
PR-4.3b delete "employ" and replace with "recruit", change River
Road to "Gobbi Street, 2.06 Regional Parks and recreation district,
2.07 park security and maintenance, 2.08 Community gardens, amend
wording in 2.09.02 to facilitate the public development of the
construction of a recreation center, identify public/private
funding to facilitate the acquisition of property for a recreation
center got 8.1 a and b, with appropriate modified wording, delete
wording in PR 8.2a referring to designing facilities to included
meeting rooms or conferences.
Council proceeded with their review of 2.10 walking, hiking and
equestrian trails, delete 11.2 in entirety, reviewed and modified
wording in 2.10 .02, delete 13.1 a and with b moved this removes
13., eliminate 14.2 and 14.3 and list under 13.
Recess - 2:42 p.m.
Reconvened - 2:55 p.m.
Discussion ensued regarding possible future needed meetings for
continued review of the general plan by Council and staff.
It was the general consensus of Council to continue this meeting to
1:00 p.m. tomorrow, to consider historic and community design,
circulation and Land use first, then others.
Review proceeded on PR2.11 Bicycle paths, routes and lane,
Mendocino Council of governments development of a plan.
Council commenced with the review of the Circulation and
Transportation, with discussion pertaining to drainage listed in
open space, remove future orientated from last paragraph of APGE 1
from 5.01.01.
David Marrow, referred to his May 2, 1995 letter pertaining to the
request for reconsider adding policies to the circulation element
regarding suggested wording modifications.
Councilmember Malone discussed explanation V.5-2: Impact fees and
the "rational nexus", concurrence to amend Ct 1.3b use of single
vehicles, amend minor wording in CT2-1a and CT2.2, concepts of
Transit Oriented Development and existing routes within Ukiah are
1/4 mile of all developments, increase density development to be
located near mass transportation, discussion ensued regarding
acquisition of right of way and how wording pertaining to
acquisition is to be deleted from section 4.1, delete IMCT4.1e
wording to intersection curb design , modify IMCT 5.la wording,
modify CT5.2 wording.
Council discussion ensued regarding bike lanes, right of ways,
easements, consensus to strike last sentence in second paragraph
on page 9, with minor wording amendments, MCOG available funding,
with consensus to add wording to 6.1 "Work with MCOG to develop a
safe and integrated system circulation system."
With consensus of Council to delete wording in 65(a).
Council review of Page 12 and goals proceeded with minor wording
modifications
to public transportation and school district transportation
wording, regional transportation issues, trains, Caltrans, on
street parking, downtown master plan wording inclusion, parking
facilities, all with minor wording modifications by consensus of
Council.
It was the consensus of Council to adjourn at this time of 5:06
p.m. and continue the Council review of the General Plan on May 17,
1995, 1:00 p.m., starting at section 5.04.
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The continued regular adjourned meeting was called to order at 1:04
p.m. with the following Councilmembers present: Mastin, Malone,
Wattenburger, Shoemaker and Mayor Schneiter. Staff present: City
Clerk McKay, City Manager Rough, City Attorney Rapport, Planning
Director Sawyer, and Senior Planner Stump.
Council review continued of the Circulation and Transportation
Element pertaining to the Rail Transportation element, with minor
modified wording on CT-15.1, 5.05 Non-traditional non-commuting
employment options which Council felt should be included in the
Economic Development element, with discussion concerning level of
service measurement for traffic in the Ukiah Valley and the wording
in the descriptions.
Gary Akerstrom explained the traffic vehicle capacity is very
technical and is involved in the determination of LOS ratings and
he stated the LOS information is very important.
Eric Larson, commented that figures of traffic counts can be
misleading.
Discussion ensued regarding traffic levels, with consensus to
remove tables V.5-2 and Table V.5-3 as the data contained within is
from 1991 and out of date, with discussion concerning traffic
counting procedures, with consensus of removing the second and
third paragraph,.
Myrna Oglesby, referred to the information she submitted to the
Planning Commission, in which she requested that Bush Street be
considered as a collector street, which is in the City's current
general plan. She indicated her research is not shown that the
Planning Commission did not appear to include this wording, and she
distributed information and requested Council to consider her
request, which is critical to the current Lovers Lane development,
She referred to updated studies regarding traffic in this are. She
distributed written information to Council which was received as
Exhibit I.
Mayor Schneiter noted that Council has previously taken action in
directing City staff to prepare a response to this development and
this forum is not the proper time to take any action.
Council discussion ensued regarding level of service determinations
and standards, modified wording regarding traffic studies each
year, project impact and fees, amended minor wording in Ct-17.3a in
reference to equal to or greater than, wording modifications to
Ct-17.3 c and d, discussion ensued regarding traffic vehicles trips
related to a project's significant impacts and directed staff to
return with better wording on CT17.4c proposal a and d, and delete
last sentence of proposal a on Page 28, and delete the word
"appropriately" in CT17-5a.
Recess - 2:47 p.m.
Reconvened - 3: 03 p.m.
Council continued their review of the Traffic and Circulation
element with consensus to remove the word "rural" from State
Highway, add additional wording to Table V5-5, clarifying City and
County Functional Service Classifications, with discussion
regarding the request to include Bush Street as a minor or major
collector street to accommodate the Lovers Lane project with
recently received information received from preliminary County EIR
showing a 70% traffic increase on Bush Street if it is built
through to Lovers Lane. There no interest by Council to include
Bush Street as a minor or Major collector street n Table V.5-5.
Council review continued with consensus of Council to strike
wording in CT18., add "and speeds to" CT19-1 after the word
"volumes", with continued review of proposed road extensions by
both the City and County, consensus to add Leslie Street
realignment designation, with discussion regarding an additional
Hwy. 101 interchange and Caltrans philosophy and additional wording
proposed by the Air Quality District as CT23.1b, minor wording
modification to Ct25.1 implementation measure, and rewording of CT
26 implementation measures.
Council proceeded to review the General Plan Update Land Use
Element, with consensus to strike the first paragraph of the
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Introduction 4.01, correct wording in Footnote 1 on Page 2, strike
designated wording on Page 2, with discussion ensued regarding the
rezoning process, by consensus, Council determined to adopt the
same land use classifications as County, with discussion regarding
legally Existing Non-Conforming Uses and Annexations.
By majority vote of 4-1, Council decided to eliminate LU4.1 and
4.03.02 General Plan goals, policies and implementation programs in
entirety with retention of some necessary wording into the Sphere
of Influence section.
Council began their review of the Land Use policies and zoning
designations in the general plan.
Bb. Certify Ukiah Valley General Plan Integrated Environmental
Impact Report
No action was taken as Council review of the general plan was not
completed at this time.
8c. Adoption of Resolution Approving and Adopting the Ukiah
Valley General Plan
No action was taken as Council review of the general plan was not
completed at this time.
ADJOURNMENT
It was the consensus of Council to adjourn at this time of 4:50
p.m., and continue this public hearing at the regular meeting of
May 17, 1995 and June 10, 1995, 8:00 a.m., in the Council Chambers
of the Civic Center.
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