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distributed to obtain public opinion on the plan, and recom- <br />mending the retention of the two stop signs installed on San- <br />tiago Street at 20th and at Bdgewood Streets. Mr. Stevens said <br />that 74% of the area residents favored the removal of the left <br />turn prohibitions on Santiago and on Memory Lane, while 75% <br />of the Santiago Street residents favor retention. Council had <br />received petitions on June 7 and 27 containing 104 and 3S signa- <br />tures, respectively, requesting removal of the no-left turn <br />signs at Santiago Street and Memory Lane. <br /> <br />Speakers on the subject were: <br /> <br />Margaret Wattles, 406 Virginia Avenue <br />Ruth Righter, 2339 N. Valencia <br />William Mock, 2328 Santiago <br />David Cornfeld, 2308 Santiago <br />Mickey Madden, 2319 North Rosewood <br />Paul Olsen, 2317 Santiago <br />William H. May, 2401 N. Santiago <br />Audrey Manning, 701 East Santa Clara <br />Zeke Hernandez, 1238 W. Chestnut, speaking for a resident <br /> at 2020 Santiago <br /> <br />Speakers expressed the opinion that the residents east of the <br />Santa Ana Freeway and north of Seventeenth Street are absolutely <br />blocked with no through streets to freeways; that the left turn <br />prohibitions are a great inconvenience to residents; that Santiago <br />Street should be closed at the Park; that the present controls <br />should be kept and others added along with good enforcement in <br />the area; that Lincoln Avenue be made a through street; and <br />that the removal of signals at 17th Street and Santiago would <br />discourage traffic on Santiago. <br /> <br />Mayor Evans closed the public hearing when there were no further <br />speakers. <br /> <br />Following Council discussion, on the motion of Councilman Ward, <br />seconded by Councilman Yamamoto, the Staff recommendation to <br />retain the stop signs on Santiago at 20th Street and Edgewood <br />Street, was unanimously 7:0 approved. <br /> <br />Councilman Brandt's motion, seconded by Councilman Ward, <br />unanimously 7:0 carried, retained the idea of traffic control <br />of sorts at Santiago and Memory Lane, and instructed Staff to <br />investigate the various alternatives, whether that be total <br />closure or improvements in the existing left-turn restriction, <br />or whatever; and that Staff further investigate the possibility <br />of rearranging the sequence of the signals at Santiago and 17th <br />Street for north-south traffic and east-to-north and to report <br />back to Council as soon as it can reasonably be done. CA 18.9 <br /> <br />TOWN & COUNTRY RESIDENTIAL TOWERS Planning Director Charles <br />ORAL STATUS REPORT Zimmerman reported that <br /> last Friday a member of <br /> his staff had inquired <br />about the progress of the Town and Country Residential Towers in <br />the City of Orange, and learned that building permits had been <br />issued for 488 dwelling units valued at $24,000,000; that there <br />will be four buildings nineteen stories each; that indications <br />are that all the proposed units have been sold and that it <br />appears that construction will begin shortly. CA 78.11 <br /> <br />CITY COUNCIL MINUTES <br /> <br />305 JULY 17, 1978 <br /> <br /> <br />
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