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WARNER AVENUE - SOUTH Council requested additional information COMMUNITY PLAN STUDY regarding the interim report dated January 24, 1972, on the Warner Avenue - South Community Plan Study. The Director of Planning stated thai the report was prepared by staff and had been presented to the Planning Commission; thai it was received and filed by the Commission and has been submitted to the Council for information only; that this is the first in a series of reports programmed to a time schedule which the Planning Commission has adopted; thai specific land use plans will be presented to the Planning Commission at their next meeting; and that a final proposal will be due in approximately 45 days. He stated that amendments and new ordinances will then be prepared and presented fo~ pul~lic h~arifigs, and suggested that the January 24th report should be received and filed at this time. In response to a question by Councilman Villa, Councilman Patterson stated he assumed the Joint City/School Committee for Development Proposals would be dealing with some of the facilities proposed for school districts; that the Committee will discuss needs based on no development of the area, wide open development, and densities in between these two. Councilman Yamamoto asked if the Committee ~ould meet with staff and send a report to the Council so that there would be better understanding of the situation at the time of the public hearing. Councilman Pattersonagreed that this matter could be placed on the next agenda of the Committee. On motion of Councilman Evans, seconded by Councilman Villa, and unanimously carried, the report was received and ordered filed, and Councilman Patterson was requested to place the matter on the agenda of the Joint City/School Committee for Development Proposals. DRAINAGE ASSESSMENT FEES On motion of Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilman Patterson, and unanimously carried, Council approved the staff report regarding drainage assessment fees, and referred the matter to the Planning Commission for public hearings. CHINO HILLS AIRPORT Mr. Robert Bresnahan, Administrator, Orange County Airport, stated that he was present to answer any questions the Council might have in connection with the City's adoption of a position on the matter of the Chino Hills Airport. Councilman Yamamoto stated he would like to have the staff prepare a study on this matter; Mayor Griset stated that the FAA is having hearings on the matter and there will be a report forthcoming in the near future, and that he believed the City should await the results of those hearings. Mr. Leo H. Leafy, Vice President, Community Relations, Chino Hills Airport Complex, stated that they had requested a Resolution from the City in order to indicate that the need for an airport is acknowledged. He stated that an airport of this size means employment of over 20,000 people, and new revenues for the County; CITY COUNCIL -56- February 7, 1972