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AYES:
<br />NOES:
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<br />Brandt, Bricken, Evans, Garthe, Ortiz, Ward, Yamanmto
<br />None CA 96
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<br />CONDOMINIUM CONVERSION CRITERIA MOTION was made by Brandt, seconded
<br />REFERRED TO PLANNING CO~IMISSION by Ward, to refer to the Planning
<br /> Comission the proposed condominium
<br /> conversion criteria developed by the
<br />Planning Departnmnt for review and recommendation, including the proposal
<br />to establish a dual ordinance to regulate new condominium development and
<br />to regulate conversion of existing apartments to condominiums, including
<br />comments by Mr. Donald Hobson.
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<br />AYES:
<br />NOES:
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<br />Brandt, Bricken, Evans, Garthe, Ortiz, Ward, Yamamoto
<br />None
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<br />Jack Roland, 401 West First Street, spoke in opposition to any further
<br />conversion of apartments to condominiums.
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<br />Donald Hobson, 1600 North Broadway, #601, requested that the City Attorney
<br />be instructed to study an amicus curiae brief filed by the State Depart-
<br />ment of Housing in a lawsuit brought by tenants against the City of
<br />Glendale. b~r. Hobson cited Government Code sections 66427.2 and 66743 to
<br />determine the City's responsibility to address the question of condominium
<br />conversions in its general plan. CA 78.7
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<br />EXPANDED CITY HOUSING REPLACE- On the recommendation of the Redevel-
<br />~NT PROGRAM ADVANCE OF FUNDS opment Director in his report dated
<br />TO MEAD HOUSING - APPROVED March 15, 1979, MOTION was made by
<br /> Ward, seconded by Bricken, to advance
<br />$50,000 to Mead Foundation, Inc., to be taken out of the $360,548 balance
<br />in the regular Rehabilitation Loan Program fund to be repaid from college
<br />replacement homes mortgage proceeds, subject to the terms of a mutually
<br />acceptable agreement, and to direct Staff to adjust the Community Redevelop-
<br />ment Agency budget for the expanded program.
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<br />AYES:
<br />NOES:
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<br />Brandt, Bricken, Evans, Garthe, Ortiz, Ward
<br />Yamamoto
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<br />Eileen Baker, 217 South Orange, spoke in favor of the City's housing
<br />replacement program and encouraged the City to proceed as rapidly as
<br />possible. CA 78.6
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<br />REQUEST FOR EXTENSION OF FUNDING
<br />FOR AMERICAN PACIFIC SAMOAN
<br />COALITION COb~ISSION, INC. COM~
<br />MUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT - STAFF
<br />DIRECTED TO CONDUCT A THOROU(~
<br />STUDY TWO CETA FJ'IPLOYEES AUTHORIZED
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<br />On the recommendation of the Manpower
<br />Coordinator in his report dated
<br />March 14, 1979, MOTION was made by
<br />Ward, seconded by Bricken, to direct
<br />the Manpower staff to conduct a
<br />thorough study of the American Pacific
<br />Samoan Coalition Project, and to autho-
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<br />rize funding for two CETA employees to assist the Staff with the study.
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<br />AYES:
<br />NOES:
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<br />Brandt, Bricken, Evans, Garthe, Ortiz, Ward, Yamamoto
<br />None
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<br />Those speaking of the American Pacific Samoan Coalition Project were:
<br />
<br />Julie Matua, 608 Navajo Road, Westminster
<br />Willie Papu, 1106 South Rita Way, Director of the American Pacific
<br /> Samoan Coalition CA 131.11
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<br />TRAFFIC SIGNAL - NEWHOPE & MOTION was made by Yammmoto, seconded
<br />HAZARD STREETS - DESIGNATED by Evans, to direct Staff to place
<br />FIRST PRIORITY FOR 1979-80 FUNDING the intersection of Newhope and Hazard
<br /> at the top of the City's priority list
<br />for 1979-80 funding of a traffic signal.
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<br />CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
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<br />93 MARCH 19, 1979
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