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GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT Councilman Yamamoto informed GARDEN GROVE - EUCLID & HAZARD the Council that the City MAYOR AUTHORIZED TO OPPOSE of Garden Grove is process- ing a proposed amendment to its General Plan to change the land use for tke 54.27-acre surplus school property at the northwest corner of Euclid and Hazard from low density residential to industrial; he stated that a Planning Commission hearing was held and denial was recommended on a 5:2 vote; and he requested that the City take a position on this matter prior to its presentation to the Garden Grove City Council. Planning Director Charles Zimmerman stated that a challenge could also be made to the issuance of a Negative Declaration for the General Plan Amendment in view of the significant environmental impacts which were not addressed. On the motion of Councilman Yamamoto, seconded by Councilman Brandt, carried 7:0 unanimously, the Mayor was authorized to write a letter to the City of Garden Grove in opposition to General Plan Amendment No. GPA-l-78 (G) to redesignate the property at the north- west corner of Euclid and Hazard from low density residential to industrial and challenging the granting of a Negative Declaration for the General Plan amendment in view of the significant environ- mental impacts which.have not adequately been addressed and will occur as a consequence of the proposed change, such as increased traffic, increased noise, and effect on residential property values and the aesthetics of the area. CA 78 ORAL COMMUNICATION On the recommendation of BOWERS MEMORIAL MUSEUM BOARD Councilman John Garthe MANUEL ESQUEDA APPOINTED and the second to his motion by Councilman Brandt, carried 7:0 unanimously, Manuel Esqueda was appointed to the Bowers Memorial Museum Board to complete the vacated term of James Faulkner ending June 30, 1980~. CA 85.2 ORAL COMMUNICATION An agreement between the STADIUM CONCESSIONAIRE - BARNES City and Joe A. and Phyllis AGREEMENT APPROVED S. Barnes to complete the contract expiring June 30, 1979 of H. L. Farmen, the present concessionaire, was approved on the motion of Councilman Ortiz, seconded by Councilman Brandt, carried 5:2, with Councilman Ward and Mayor Evans dissenting. City Manager Bruce Spragg stated that the Barnes' would assume the operation of the Stadium concession at the next scheduled event for Thursday, April 27 if approval could be obtained at this Council meeting. A-78-38 Mr. Spragg stated that the previous concessionaire wished to dis- continue his agreement to service Eddie West Field - Santa Ana Stadium, and the new agreement basically assigns the remainder of the contract to Joe and Phyllis Barnes with the addition of some conditions that will benefit the City. A report dated April 14, 1978 prepared by Leisure Services Manager William J. Palethorpe was distributed to Council. ORAL COMMUNICATION - TRASH CONTRACT City Manager Bruce Spragg TEAMSTERS STRIKE announced that the three- GREAT WESTERN RECLAMATION, INC. year labor contract between the Teamsters Union and the City's trash contractor, Great Western Reclamation, as well as other contractors in Orange County, would expire at Midnight, April 17, and that no agreement had been reached for a new con- tract. He stated that the City can expect the strike to begin CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 151 APRIL 17, 1978