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AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Serratd, Markel, Yamamoto Griset, Ward, Bricken, Luxembourger None . Since this motion failed, another motion was made by Mr. Bricken, seconded by Mr. Ward and carried by the following roll call vote to continue the Public hearing after item lC. AYES: Griset, Ward, Bricken, Luxembourger Serratd, Marke], Yamamoto None None NOES: ABSENT: After discussion of lC, a motion was made by Mr. Bricken, seconded by Mr. Yamamoto and carried by the following roll call vote to continue the Public Hearing to the next regularly scheduled meeting of December 19, 1980. AYES: Gr ise t, Ward Br icken, Luxembourger:, Yamamo to Markel, Serra to None NOES: ABSENT: PUBLIC HEARING TO ADOPT RESOLUTION DIRECTING CONDEMNATION OF PROPERTY WITHIN THE SUBSTITUTE PARKING SITE . Cha irman Luxembourger announced tha t th is was the time and place for the public hearing on the issue of the public necessity to acquire by condemnation property known as Assessor Parcel 008-127-01 for Redevelopment purposes. Chairman Luxembourger requested that Staff identify the property or issues and give Staff recommendations. Mr. Thomas E. Hammill, Agency Real Estate Officer<, reported that the the property is located at the Southeast corner of Third and Sycamore Streets in Santa Ana, California, as indicated on the map in the blue color. The property has a frontage of 50 feet along Sycamore Street with a depth and frontage at Third Street of 125 feet. The property contains 60,250 square feet and is currently improved with a I-story structure containing approximately 60,000 square feet. The East ],000 square feet of the site is rented to Teri Cigar Company. The Wes t 9, 000 square feet is occupied by Wes tern Biolog ics, Inc .1, a blood bank. . The public interest and necessity require the property for following reasons: 1. On recommendation of the Redevelopment Commission, the Agency approved the Keyser Mars ton feas ibil i ty report and financing for a proposed parking s truc ture on February 20, 1979. The repor t and financing proposal were also accepted by the City Council on March 12, 1979. It was determined at said meetings that the construction of a parking structure was an essential element of a comprehensive revitalization program for downtown Santa Ana and would greatly enhance the long term economic growth of the downtown area. 2. The Agency, at its Meeting of August 20, 1979, made the selection of the Archi tectjEng ineer for the Downtown Parking Garage. 3. The AgencY, at its Meeting of September 17, 1979, authorized Staff to proceed with the acquisition of property required for the Downtown Parking Garage. . -6-