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PUBLIC HEARING AMENDMENT APP. APPROVED; FIRS Environmental to rezone prop generally loca Bristol and Sh Charles Zimmer: acres, 388 fee tional subdivi the surroundin Bristol Street proceeding wit - EIR & - Mayor Garthe announced 741 - ORD. NS-1312 that this was the time READING and place for the public hearing of Impact Report and Amendment Application No. 741 ~rty from the C2 District to the R2-PRD District; zed on the north side of Central Avenue between ~lton Streets. ban, Planning Director, stated that this 4.4 : wide parcel does not lend itself to a conven- zion; that it is the only undeveloped land in ~ area; except for the southwest corner of and Central Avenue; that negotiations are the developer for 16 four-Flex units arranged within and around a circuitous street pattern; that there will be 50% open space in this condominium-type development; that the proposed zoning, although not conforming to the General Plan, will not have a significant negative effect on the City's General Plan; and that the Planning Commission held a public hearing on the subject application, and unanimously recommended approval of the application in accordance with Exhibit A.A. 741-A. The Clerk of t communications Marvin Gebler, that the prope and that.the p Speakers oppos Don Rose, Dan Keyser Helen Rose The opponents school, increa lack of backya There were no hearing. The Planning D Residential De maintenance; t the s~ecific p questions will a recommendati On the motion and carried (S ing, the Draft materials pert adopted as the certified as c rules and regu Councilman Bri because he bel dwellings. Co that he does n Council reported that there were no written 3501 Harbor, developer of the project, stated ~ty does not lend itself to R 1 development, ~oposal is the best compromise solution. ~d to the proposed rezoning were:~ 2406 South Shelton 2426 South Shelton 2406 South Shelton rere concerned about overcrowding the elementary zed street parking, absentee landlords and vd privacy. further speakers; Mayor Garthe closed the public [rector stated that this will be a Planned ;elopment concept; that there will be perpetual hat the Planning Commission will be reviewing an and that the privacy, parking and school also be reviewed by the Commission prior to )n for approval and presentation to the Council. )f Councilman Ward, seconded by Councilman Brandt, :2), with Councilmen Evans and Bricken dissent- Environmental Impact Report, all written lining thereto, and all verbal comments, were Final Environmental Impact Report, and were )mpleted in compliance with CEQA and the City's [ations following Council review. zken stated that he cast a dissenting vote ieves that the public prefers single family ~ncilman Evans stated that his concern was ~t know what is going to go in there, and that he is voting against the unknown. On the motion bf Councilman Brandt, seconded by Councilman Ortiz and carried (5:2), with Councilmen Evans and Bricken dissenting, Oriinance NS-1312 as follows was placed on first reading: CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 279 JULY 19, 1976