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PUBLIC HEARING Mayor Garthe announced CUP'S FOR KENNELS that this was the time ORDINANCE NS-1352 - 1ST READING and place for the public hearing of proposed Ordinance No. NS-1352 to require a conditional use permit for kennels in the Al, Mi, and M2 use districts, and to exclude kennels from the LM and CM use districts. Planning Director Charles Zimmerman stated that the proposed ordinance had been unanimously approved by the Planning Commission; that the ordinance had been developed after complaints had been received by citizens in the South Lyon Street area; that it would prohibit substantial modification or additions to the existing kennels, but that the existing structures and grounds could be maintained; and that in the LM and CM use districts no kennels would be allowed. Clerk of the Council Florence Malone reported that there were no written communications. There being no speakers on the subject, Mayor Garthe closed the public hearing. On the unanimously carried 7:0 motion of Councilman Yamamoto, seconded by Councilman Ward, the following ordinance was placed on first reading: ORDINANCE NO. NS-1352 - AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANA AMENDING SECTIONS 41-201, 41-472, 41-489, AND 41-521 OF THE SANTA ANA MUNICIPAL CODE TO REQUIRE CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR KENNELS IN THE Al, Mi, AND M2 USE DISTRICTS AND TO EXCLUDE KENNELS FROM THE LM AND CM USE DISTRICTS. CA 13.1 CA 95 PUBLIC HEARING Mayor Garthe announced COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT that this was the time REALLOCATION - APPROVED and place for the public hearing of the proposed reallocation of $357,000 Second Year Community Development Block Grant Funds. Assistant City Manager Ronald Wolford stated that $800,000 had been allocated for the construction of the CSF storm drain project; that when bids came in the low bid was under the estimated cost; that in addition the contingency fund had $89,000 for a total remaining amount of $357,000 for realloca- tion; that the community development management team held several meetings to designate projects and programs for possible funding; that community meetings were held; that the complete list of projects suggested (totalling $600,000) was trimmed to meet the $357,000 available funds; that many good suggestions came from the Santa Anita community, which were included in the list of proposed projects; that a public hearing was held by the Planning Commission on March 14 and approval of the proposed projects was given by the Commission. Speakers in favor of the proposed reallocation were: Fernando Barona, 705 North Gunther Jose Lopez, 614 North Bewley Joe Castellon, 309 South Gunther Lydia Morales, 601 North Figueroa Augustin Loustaunau, 219 North Garnsey Manuela Piedra, 702 West Second Cruz Roman Cota, 212 North Garnsey Jesus Moreno, 406 N. Bewley CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 100 MARCH 21, 1977