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COMMUNITY PLAN PROGRAM By a 6:1 vote, with Coun-
<br />CONSULTANT'S FINAL REPORT cilman Yamamoto dissenting,
<br />ACCEPTED DRAFT; AUTHORIZED Councilman Ward's motion,
<br />PHASED IMPLEMENTATION seconded by Councilman
<br /> Brandt, carried authorizing
<br />the following action: Accepted the final consultant draft, the
<br />"Central, South Central and West Santa Aha Community Plans" and
<br />the "Implementation and Phasing Report, 1977-80", submitted by
<br />the consultant, Archiplan Urban Design Collaborative; Levander,
<br />Partridge, & Anderson, Inc.; POD, Inc.; Crommelin-Pringle and
<br />Associates, Inc.; Jerry L. Pollak, A.I.A. and Associates; and
<br />Fred H. Squires, Jr., as those required by the contract provisions
<br />with the following stipulations: The Community Plans and Phasing
<br />and Implementation Report shall be: 1) Utilized as a resource
<br />document and the policy guide for the planned judicious use and
<br />phased programming of housing and community development funds;
<br />2) Used as the basis for evaluation of the future capital improve-
<br />ment programming for the West, Central and South Central Planning
<br />Areas; and 3) The guide to consider future land use, traffic and
<br />social planning for the areas. The motion further deleted the
<br />Logan Neighborhood from the Central Community Plan, and directed
<br />that the Logan question be resolved via a zone change, General
<br />Plan amendment and realignment of Civic Center Drive, estimated
<br />to take approximately ten months; and deleted the $500,000 fifth
<br />year allocation and the $250,000 sixth year allocation for indus-
<br />trial redevelopment in the Logan Neighborhood and placed those
<br />funds in the contingency accounts for their respective years.
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<br />In response to Council questions, Associate Planner Robert Sund-
<br />strom reported that the Santa Ana Organizing Committee had been
<br />involved in the review of the proposed plans, especially concern-
<br />ing the Logan area, and had accepted the Staff recommendation
<br />as it was proposed to the Planning Commission. 140.20
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<br />MEMBERSHIP IN NIWA A report requested by
<br />COUNCIL REFERRAL NO. 19-77 Council, prepared by
<br />FILED; REFERRAL DELETED Director of Public Works
<br /> John E. Stevens, dated
<br />December 6, 1977 and providing a reevaluation of the City's
<br />membership in the Newport-Irvine Waste Management Planning Agency
<br />(NIWA), was received and filed, and Council Referral No. 19-77
<br />was deleted from the Summary, on the motion of Councilman Brandt,
<br />seconded by Councilman Ward, and carried 6:1, with Councilman
<br />Garthe dissenting.
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<br />Mr. Stevens concluded that any 208 Waste Treatment Management
<br />Plan, developed by NIWA, for the South Coast Area, could not
<br />be submitted for certification by the Governor if it were not
<br />fully approved by all affected and implementing agencies, includ-
<br />ing the City; and that there is no overwhelming benefit to be
<br />derived from renewed membership in NIWA. 145.12
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<br />GOVERNOR'S'YOUTH SERVICES PROJECTS On the motion of Council-
<br />FILED man Garthe, seconded by
<br /> Councilman Ward, and
<br /> carried 6:1, with Coun-
<br />cilman Bricken dissenting, Council received and filed a report
<br />prepared by Manpower Coordinator Keith Blunt, dated November 30,
<br />1977, advising Council that approximately four million dollars
<br />will become available to the State Governor for Special Youth Ser-
<br />vices Project under the Youth Employment and Demonstration
<br />Project Act of 1977, and that Staff is researching a potential
<br />project for future Council approval. 140.3
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<br />CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 442 DECEMBER 12, 1977
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