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COMMENTS 90.A. PUBLIC COMMENTS Florence Leach, 2024 W. 10th Street, encouraged property owners to heed the notice concerning the formation of a Project Advisory Committee for the proposed citywide Educational Facilities Plan, expressed concern regarding the impacts of declaring the entire City to be blighted, and suggested the determination to proceed with the Plan be submitted to the voters. The City Manager noted that all properties in the Project Area would be exempt from eminent domain. Suszan Ales, 2138 N. Candis, requested the Environmental and Transportation Advisory Committee be provided updated traffic counts for Santa Clara between Bristol and Broadway, and Flower Street between Memory Lane and 17th Street, prior to the next meeting of the Committee. She also noted removal of the planters on Santa Clara at Bristol and Santa Clara at Broadway had received the approval of 881 homes in the recent traffic survey conducted by the City. Councilmember Acosta requested staff provide him with cost estimates for both removing the planters which restrict exiting the neighborhood and removing the planters entirely. Richard Moser, 1923 W. 17th Street, reported interruption of sound during recent cable broadcasts of the Council meetings and offered to work with staff to solve the problem. V. L. McGowan, 1405 S. Bristol, expressed concern that the City was hiring persons to enforce property maintenance, indicating he would consider such enforcement an abridgement of his rights as a property owner. 90.C. CITY COUNCIL COMMENTS Councilmember Griset cautioned the Council and listening audience to make a distinction between ward boundaries and district elections. Councilmember Richardson requested: an update from staff concerning implementation of curfew regulations; suggestions from staff concerning regulation of 24-hour restaurants · adjacent to residential neighborhoods; and an update regarding Birch Park security. CITY COUNCIL MINUTE~ 4~ FEBRUARY 3, 1992