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5. Comments from the Planning Commission <br />Commissioner Cribb <br />• Noted that alongValencia Street between Edgewood and Virginia the concrete had <br />been replaced with asphalt some time ago. Mark Lawrence, City Manager's Office, <br />advised him that the asphalt would be replaced with concrete within three months <br />and to date it has not been done. He requested staff to investigate when it would be <br />scheduled. <br />• Requested that the horse property in the northwest section of the city be referred to <br />the Historic Resources Commission for review and potential preservation. <br />• Noted that the brick on the entry to Santiago Park needs repair. <br />• Also noted that graffiti in Portola Park is significant. Please have staff investigate. <br />• Requested that potential development of the area by Discovery Science Center near <br />the creek between Main Street and 5 freeway be placed on a future agenda. <br />• Requested clarification of the Planning Commission role in the proposed Savon <br />project. Ben Kaufman, Assistant City Attorney, advised that litigation had been <br />stayed while the project was in the review process. Planning Commission and City <br />Council had full discretion to grant, modify, or deny the application. If it is denied, <br />litigation will resume. Also, the applicant has indicated that he would go back to the <br />demolition permit and proceed with demolition as all items required had been <br />complied with. Asked if it was possible to obtain any further concessions prior to <br />demolition of the building. Mr. Kaufman advised that option had been discussed and <br />were not found feasible. <br />Commissioner Verino <br />• Noted that the condition of Main Place Mall had considerably deteriorated. The <br />landscaping around the exterior has not been rriaintained. Mr. Edwards advised that <br />staff has been working with the new owners of the mall. Mr. Edwards advised that <br />he has met with the management company regarding proposed signage and expects <br />to have further discussions. He advised that the landscaping is an issue that we <br />should be able to resolve. <br />• Advised that she had been in Orange and Fountain Valley and both cities have neon <br />signs in front of the schools for children crossing and perhaps it should be <br />considered in Santa Ana. <br />• Expressed concern regarding the mobile taqueria that does business at 17th and <br />King Streets across from the Post Office. She noted that it has a permit but asked if <br />conditions could be placed to restrict locations of operation. Mr. Kaufman advised <br />that vehicular street vendors is an item that is currently being addressed by the <br />NI/CE committee as a priority. <br />Commissioner Mondo <br />• Asked if the speed limit for Bristol Street was posted correctly for 35 miles per hour <br />and was advised that it was correct. Public Works staff will find out why the speed <br />was set at that level. <br />• Noted that the response to his concerns about the Pop Warner games at Lilly King <br />Park did not fully address the issues. Staff efforts to encourage clean up are not <br />working and he would like to know what they propose to motivate clean up after the <br />Pop Warner games. He would also like to know if a reservation for use of the park <br />for these games is made. Also, while he understands that staffing is limited, he <br />would like to know if clean up after the games has been made a priority. <br />Commissioner Richardson <br />• Agreed with comments expressed by Commissioner Verino regarding the conditions <br />at Main Place. He met with Counciimember Franklin and Mr. David Dahl from <br />Westfield Properties and he believes that there is a desire to lower the overall <br />standards of the mall. Rides for children and other activities are now available in the <br />mall. He noted that the mall is a major part of the community and the owners should <br />appreciate the resource that it is. He encouraged community involvement in <br />upgrading the standards. <br />• Noted that he will be on vacation and will miss the next two meetings. <br />Commissioner Leo <br />• Requested information on proposed speed humps on Westwood Street. He noted <br />that the notice he received doesn't state the location for the proposed speed humps <br />on Westwood Street. He also `noted that Artesia Pilar had a traffic plan and Santa <br />PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES 5 AUGUST 26, 2002 <br />
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