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certification is also currently in progress. The ultimate goal is to have this completed by <br />January 2018, <br />Councilmember Solorio extended gratitude for being invited to the ground -breaking event. <br />4.0 Discussion on Davis Nater Tower Agreement (SAUSD/CITY) <br />Councilmember Solorio stated that the City may have been unresponsive on this item. <br />:Mrs. Phillips states that SAUSD has an agreement that has expired in April 2017 which provided <br />access to school sites, By the end of Way -Jun she expects to have a tentative agreement that <br />provides boundary definitions that serves the needs for the City and SAUSD. <br />Palacio advised that this agreement is a legal matter that the City Manager and SAUSD need to <br />further review. Palacio stated that discussions need to occur regarding this mater, however does <br />not see it as a policy, however, legal matter may still be involved. <br />Mrs. Phillip reiterated that this may be a legal matter, and further discussions should occur in a <br />closed session. <br />Councilmember Benevides advised that they are willing to work with SAUSD, lawyers at the closed <br />session SAUSD desires. <br />Gerardo hlouet brought up the Land Exchange option for opportunities with SAUSD. <br />City Attorney John Funk stated that conversations between SAUSD and the City in a confined location. <br />The partner of Land Exchange are pending and is a legal matter, <br />COUnCllmember Solorio motioned to have City Manager and Superintendent to meet within 30 days and to <br />report the findings to the body' s options that resolve this issue. <br />5.0 Discussion on High School Graduation at Santa Ana Stadium (SAUSD) <br />Dr. Phillips expressed to the City to ensure they are on track with the graduations. The graduation <br />dates are in June, so to make sure the City gets them correct. Parking around the Santa Ana Stadium <br />was an issue last year, as parents and families had to park in nearby residential areas, however <br />were cited. <br />Gerardo Monet stated the reservation permit for this function was already submitted to the <br />Reservations Administration office under the supervision of Enrique yfarban; Reservations <br />Administration Office Supervisor. <br />SAUSD experienced issues with Parking at last year. It was expressed by Dr. Phillips and Valerie <br />Amezcua that families and friends were being cited for parking in the residential area since the <br />parking structure parking fee was too expensive. <br />Mouet advised that the structure parking fee is assessed by the County or Orange since they oversee <br />the structure. The current price is $5 per car. Additionally, prior to any large event, there are <br />pre -event meetings in which SAUSD personnel, SAUSD police, and city personnel come together to <br />discuss a plan in which parking is discussed. <br />Valerie Amezcua stated that there are multiple neighbors surrounding the Santa Ana stadium that <br />require parking permils. Can SAUSD get a map of neighborhoods that require parking permit? Also, <br />2 <br />13B-10 <br />
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