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Committee Member Benavides recognized that the pro forma and scheduling <br />information were important and directed staff to move forward as expeditiously as <br />possible and bring the project to the full Council for consideration. <br />City Manager David Cavazos requested Committee concur with staff <br />recommendation and once all documents are received and staff performs due <br />diligence, will bring back to the full Council and indicated staff will have an initial <br />meeting with Developer. <br />Chairman Sarmiento requested updates on the project and reiterated a desire to <br />move forward as expeditiously as possible. Mr. Haghani noted staff can provide by <br />providing memos to Committee members and if necessary bring back to the <br />Committee. <br />Motion by Committee Member Benavides and seconded by Chairman <br />Sarmiento to bring to the Council the Third and Broadway proposal from <br />Caribou Industries with pro forma, financial plan and implementation schedule <br />and approved unanimously by a vote of 2:0 (Martinez absent). <br />3. PRESENTATION — SIGNAL HILL PETROLEUM APPLICATION FOR <br />GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY {Strategic Plan No. 6, 1A} <br />Public Works Agency Executive Director Fred Mousavipour noted that in 2013 Signal <br />Hill Petroleum requested permission to obtain a permit to perform a Geophysical <br />Survey within certain sections of Orange County including sections of Santa Ana. <br />City Manager David Cavazos noted staff has not encountered any negative reports <br />after conducting due diligence. <br />Principal Civil Engineer Taig Higgins provided background information on the <br />proposed Geophysical Survey of 35 square miles in West Orange County that <br />include northwest Santa Ana. Mr. Higgins noted the purpose of the survey was to <br />provide Signal Hill Petroleum with 3D mapping of geological data, described the <br />methodology used. Mr. Higgins discussed the possible impacts, schedule and <br />recommended that an agreement be executed with Signal Hill Petroleum. <br />Debra Russell, Signal Hill Petroleum Project Manager, spoke in support of entering <br />into an agreement with the City for the mapping project noting they donate and share <br />information with various agencies. <br />Committee member Benavides requested staff confirm that affected agencies, such <br />as the O.C. Sanitation District, various water districts and utility companies, are <br />aware of the survey. <br />Chairman Sarmiento requested at community outreach meetings to have multi- <br />lingual discussion, and reiterated that the scope of this consent is limited to the <br />survey. <br />Development & Transp. Council Committee Minutes 2 December 9, 2015 <br />