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C. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 2001-06 <br />Filed by Morton's of Chicago to allow a Type 47 Alcoholic Beverage Control <br />License for on-premise consumption located at 1641 West Sunflower Avenue. <br />RECOMMENDATION: <br />Affirm the Zoning Administrator's action to approve Conditional Use Permit No. <br />2001-06 as conditioned. <br />* * * END OF CONSENT CALENDAR <br />WORK STUDY SESSION <br />D. <br />Ms. Joyce Amerson, Transportation Manager, made a presentation of the Capital <br />Improvement Program for fiscal year 2001-2002; discussed the various funding sources, <br />noting that $42 million has been allocated for neighborhood street improvements, arterial <br />widening, street reconstruction/resurfacing, traffic improvements, infrastructure <br />improvements, city facility improvements and park facility improvements. <br />Ms. Amerson provided detailed information of the various proposed improvements <br />throughout the city. <br />Commissioner Cribb inquired on The Depot Art Panel Project which consists of a <br />masonry wall and artwork noting he wanted to make sure the mural promotes the <br />organizations based in the city and that it is a visual model representing the performing <br />and visual talent that has been produced adding that there is a marketing opportunity. <br />Ms. Nelson noted that staff will look into the details of the grant and work with Santa Ana <br />Council of Arts and Culture (SACAC) for the mural portion of project. <br />Commissioner Richardson requested on the Harbor/V1larner Intersection project that the <br />cross gutter going west on Wamer be addressed and possibly removed. <br />Commissioner Cribb noted if the City can make the investment, he would like to see <br />more open plazas on projects to create environments that will speak well for the City. <br />Chairman Mondo noted that the project sheet for Lillie King Park Improvements has <br />down a total of $540,500 for renovation of the playground and equipment; the CIP One- <br />Year FY 01102 budget sheet indicates $65,000. Staff will correct and will advise <br />Chairman Mondo of the correct amount. <br />Commissioner Richardson encouraged staff to look at doing street improvements in the <br />300-600 block of Highland Street in the Henninger Park neighborhood. Ms. Amerson <br />noted that staff will investigate. <br />Ms. Amerson then discussed undergrounding of utilities, noting Rule 20A Edison funds <br />have been placed on hold due to the energy crisis. An alternative is that the city perform <br />the work; however there are no funds currently available to do this. <br />Discussion ensued as to why undergrounding does not occur in certain situations <br />' Commissioner Leo inquired on the cable franchise agreement negotiations and whether <br />the city has the opportunity to upgrade cable for residents to upgrade computer access <br />and for businesses in older buildings in downtown that are not up to high speed level. <br />Staff responded that independent Internet providers have installed cabling, but not yet in <br />every area of the city. <br />Commissioner Leo noted that one of the things that makes a city attractive is access to <br />fiber optics. Jim Ross noted the city has and is continuing to get fiber optics in the City. <br />Commissioner Nalle requested a fiber optics map of the city. Ms. Amerson noted that <br />staff will provide map to Commissioners based on information available. <br />PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES 2 APRIL 23, 2001 <br />