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AGENDA
CITY COUNCIL CHANBER
78-105 CALLE ESTADO
LA GUINTA, CALIFORNIA 92253
REGULAR NEETING
JANUARY 19, 1993 3:00 P.N.
CALL TO ORDER Beginning Res. No. 93-4
a. Pledge of Allegiance Ord. No. 222
b. Roll Call
CONFIRMATION OF AGENDA
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Minutes of January 5, 1993
Minutes of January 7, 1993
ANNOUNCEMENTS
PRESENTATIONS
a. Presentation by Gerry Hundt, Executive Director of the Family
YMCA of the Desert regarding status of Child Care Center.
b. Presentation by La Quinta Middle School PTA Sports Project
regarding status of project funding.
PUBLIC COMMENT
This is the time set aside for public comment on any matter not scheduled for a public
hearing. Please complete a request to speak" form and limit your comments to three
minutes.
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a. Letter from Coachella Valley Public Education Foundation
expressing appreciation for the City's support.
b. Progress Report submitted by La Quinta Arts Foundation.
BUSINESS SESSION
1. Continued Consideration of Approval of Contract Change Order
for Civic Center Air Condensing Unit ACCU-3).
a) Minute Order Action.
2. Consideration of a $435 Sponsorship of the Living for Your
90's" Senior Inspiration Awards and Selection of the La Quinta
Honoree.
a) Minute Order Action.
3. Acceptance of Report of Planning Commission Action on
Conditional Use Permit 92-004 and Environmental Determination
to Develop a 3,385 Sq. Ft. Fast Food Restaurant with Drive-
Thru Lane on 0.47 Acres on Pad Site I-i of the 111 La Quinta
Shopping Center at the Northeast Corner of Highway 111 and
Washington Street. Applicant: Carl's Jr. Restaurant.
a) Minute Order Action.
4. Consideration of Special Advertising Devices for the 1993 La
Quinta Arts Festival SAD 92-027). Applicant.' La Quinta Arts
Foundation.
a) Minute Order Action.
5. Consideration of Final Recommendation Regarding Community
Service Grant Funding of Boy Scouts of America.
a) Minute Order Action.
6. Consideration for Final Approval of Park Design and Master
Plan of Community Park North.
a) Minute Order Action.
7. Consideration for Final Approval of Park Design and Master
Plan of Fritz Burns Park.
a) Minute Order Action.
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of La Quinta Travel and Expense Policy.
a) Minute Order Action.
9. Consideration of Appointment for the Filling of the Vacancy in
the Municipal Office of Councilmember for the City of La
Quinta.
a) Minute Order Action.
10. Second Reading of Ordinance No. 221 re: Conflict of Interest
Code.
CONSENT CALENDAR
Note: Consent Calendar Items are considered to be routine in nature and will be
approved by one motion.
1. Demand Register Dated January 19, 1993.
2. Approval of Amendment of Subdivision Improvement Agreement for
Tract 23971-1 La Quinta Del Oro Deane Homes.
3. Award of Bid for Landscape Maintenance in North La Quinta
Project No. 92-22.
4. Adoption of Resolution Establishing Traffic Control for the
Bob Hope Chrysler Classic.
5. Approval of Request for Overnight Travel.
STUDY SESSION None
REPORTS AND INFORMATION ITEMS
a. Planning Comission Minutes of December 8, 1992
b. Design Review Board Minutes of October 7, 1992, November 18,
1992 & December 2, 1992
c. Art in Public Places Minutes of December 3, 1992 & December 7,
1992
d. Historic Preservation Comission Minutes of July 14, 1992 &
November 24, 1992
e. Community Services Comission Minutes of December 21, 1992.
f. CVAG Committee Reports
g. SunLine Reports
h. C. V. Mountains Conservancy
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a. Interim City Manager
b. City Attorney
C. Administrative Services Director
d. Building and Safety Director
e. Finance Director
f. Planning and Development Director
Noise Study for Washington Square
g. Public Works Director
Civic Center Construction Manager's Monthly Report
MAYOR AND COUNCILNEMBERS ITEMS
RECESS TO REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY MEETING
RECESS UNTIL 7:00 P.M.
PRESENTATIONS
Presentation of Awards to Winners of La Quinta Beautiful Holiday
Spirit".
Most Creative Use of Lights John Tern Nichols, 49-190 Marimba Ct.
Most Beautiful Nativity Scene Jim Sandra Hardin, 79-755 Fiesta Dr.
Most Creative Use of Natural Materials Javier Angela Villarreal. 51-050 Obispo
Most Holiday Spirit Ray Bartlett Terry Henderson, 54-711 Eisenhower Dr.
Most Beautifully Decorated Christmas Tree Scott Martha Breithaupt. 51-150
Obispo
PUB LIC COMMENT
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public hearing. Please complete a request to speak" form and limit your comment
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1. Continued Consideration of Actions Relating to Application
Submitted by EFP Corp. Ed Carnes) for Jefferson Square
Located at the Northwest Corner of Highway 111 and Jefferson
Street:
a. Specific Plan 92-022-To Establish Development Standards
for a Future Shopping Center Proposed for the Northwest
Corner of Highway 111 and Jefferson Street.
b. Plot Plan 92-490 To Develop a 267,275 sq. ft.
Commercial Shopping Center on a Portion of a 23+ Acre
Site. The Site is Vacant and Zoned CPS Comercial.
C. Envirorunental Determination.
a) Resolution Action.
2. Consideration of Negative Declaration of Environmental Impact
EA 92-240), change of Zone 92-072 and Tentative Tract 27613
for Change of Zone for 446 Acres from R-1*++l0,000 and R-
2*20,000 to R-2 Multiple Family) and 19.4 Acres from H-C
Hillside Conservation) to R-2, to Allow Subdivision on 746+
Acres for 399 Residential Units, 18-Hole Golf Course and
Tennis Complex on Property Located South of 52nd Ave., East of
Avenida Bermudas, and North of Coral Reef Mountains.
Applicant: J. Burton Gold.
Note: Applicant has requested a continuance to March 2, 1993.
CLOSED SESSION
a. Discussion of on-going litigation pursuant to Government Code
Section 54956.9(a)
International Treasury Management/Denman
Iowa Trust
b. Discussion of pending litigation pursuant to Government Code
Section 54956.9(a)
Coachella Valley Joint Powers Insurance Authority Settlement
Decision
c. Discussion of Personnel pursuant to Government Code Section
54957
Vacancy in Finance Department
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I, SAUNDRA L. JUHOLA, City Clerk of the City of La Quinta,
California, do hereby declare that the foregoing agenda for the
City Council Meeting of January 19, 1993 was posted on the outside
entry to the Council Chamber, 78-105 Calle Estado and on the
bulletin board at the La Quinta Chamber of Comerce on Friday,
January 15, 1993.
Dat d: January 15, 1993
SAUNDRA L. JUH City Clerk
City of La Quinta, California
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Family YMCA
of the Desert
MEMORANDUM 43-930 San Pablo Ave.
Palm Desert, CA 92260
619-341-9622
619-779-9651 FAX
DATE: January 19, 1993
TO: The Mayor and City Council Members
City of La Quinta
FROM: Gerald Hundt, General Director
Cathy Knudsen, Child Care Center Director
Family YMCA of the Desert
RE: Progress Report of Child Care Center Operations
The Family YMCA of the Desert is pleased with the success of t e
center and would like to submit the following statistical report
for the calender year 1992.
The center has served 228 children and allocated $32,552 in
financial assistance The YMCA provided $136,451 for this period
in all program). Fees were charged based on the family size,
household income and special family situations as indicated in
the interview. All applicants are also asked to apply for
assistance via the Riverside County child care assistance
program. The financial assistance provided to each child ranges
from $10 per week to $38 per week, 75 of the 118 enrolled are
receiving financial assistance.
Other statistics of interest based on current enrollment):
Number of children currently enrolled 118.
Number of children receiving financial assistance 75.
Number of families receiving financial assistance in 1992 118.
Number of families served living in La Quinta 105.
Number of families served who work in La Quinta 12.
4 La Quinta Hotel, 8 School District)
Number of families served who work in Palm Desert 78.
Number of families served who work in Indio 4.
Number of families served who work Coachella 4.
There are 9 children on the waiting list as of January 18, 1993.
YMCA Million:
To put Ch?istiln p?incipies
into p?ct?e throuQh
programs that build healthy
body, mind and spmt for all
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Some things that statistics don't tell you:
1. The staff have all been trained to provide a loving caring
environment to all children.
2. The center enrolls people who are not always accepted at
other child care centers because of fees, fees structure, they
are not full time, or they are on third party payment programs.
There are currently 11 families enrolled on 3rd party payment
plans: GAIN parents in school, on welfare seeking employment, or
in trade school), Riverside County Coordinated Child Care low
income families who are working)or Riverside County Private
Industry Council. These programs pay all or part of the payments
for these parents. The YMCA at times must wait for these
co-payments, sometimes for 60 days. This also causes more
administrative paperwork for the staff.
3. Parents whose children need part-time care are allowed to
work with the staff and create a schedule that will work for
them, many other centers do not allow for this.
4. The center employees 15 staff, approximately 50% of them
reside in La Quinta.
5. Other groups that use the facility:
La Quinta Youth and Sports
La Quinta Community Action Team
Church services Peoples Christian Church)
Riverside County Sheriffs Dept. for self defense training
Girl Scout Troop weekly)
Goals for the future:
1. To continue to provide quality care, and have assistance
funds available for all families who are in need.
2. To provide increased benefit package and salary increases for
staff on a regular basis.
3. To work with the community to provide more equipment for the
playground trees, swings, shaded patio, garden area for
learning).
4. Provide parenting classes, parent child classes and other
YMCA programs in the evening and on Saturdays.
5. To recruit and train volunteers especially seniors) to
work with the children and staff to improve the curriculum.
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Financial Report
January 1 December 31, 1992
REVENUE:
Registration Fees 4140
Full Tirne/Pre School 82411
Part Time Ipre School 56311
Part Time Kindergarden 11767
TOTAL REVENUE 154629
EXPENSES:
Salaries 112262
Supplies 6611
Security/Cleaning Contracts 6730
Utilities 2730
Equipment 6476
Employee Benefits 4263
Workers Conipensation 5752
Insurance *a 12160
Administration *b 8846
TOTAL EXPENSE 165830
INCOME MII?US EXPENSE 11201]
Note Salaries are for Director & Teachers only
There is no clerical at this time
Financial Assistance Allocated to date
for the preschool is $32554.
Revenue sources for Financial Assistance:
United Way of the Desert
Indian Wells arden Club Fundraiser
La Quinta Community Service Club
YMCA Annual Fundraisers
*a Percentage of YMCA Liability & Property Package
based on facility sq. ft.
*b Percentage of clerical and bookkeeping salaries
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73790 El Pasea, Si?ite B-200 * Pal,n Desert Cal?for;?ia 92260 * Pl?o,?e 619) 776 6088
Richard Marsh, Chairman
Indian Wells
Dr. R. T. Blowers January 19, 1993
Canyon lake
Gregono Cervantes Jr.
Mayor, Coad?eJla
SteveClute Honorable Mayor and
Assemblyn?an, Riverside City Council
JohnCoudures City of La Quinta
Pt'rrL" VaFley
AnialiaandRobertoDeAztlan Re: Eagle Mountain Landfill
Ber,,,i?da Dunes
Marian Henderson Gentlemen:
Pal?n Desert
Jnhnlsaacs A CEQA lawsuit has been filed in the Superior
Mayor. De?t Hot Springs Court in Indio seeking a determination that the
EIR on the Eagle Mountain Landfill was inadequate.
MikeKimbrough Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher is handling the case for
M?re?? Valley us. The lead attorney, Joel Moskowitz, is very
WalterLaffranchini experienced in this field and feels we have a
Pal,nDesert strong case.
Pat and Glenda Leja
CnadielFa We are asking the various cities for financial
M??rcasLopez assistance toward the legal expenses. Our suggestion
Mayor. I?o is $5,000 but any amount would be helpful.
Diven Meredith
Palm DeSL'rt very, truly yours,
Tom O'Connell
Palm Springs
Jim Parkinson
Palm Springs Richard M. Marsh
JosephSadacca Office: 347-4664
Palm Desert RMM/ 1w
Dr. Robert Stebbins
Berkeley
Dorothy Ten ny
Palm Springs
Jackie Underwood
San Jacinlo
Citi7.ens for the
Chuckwalla Valley
Defenders of Wildlife
Eagle Mountain Landfill
Opposition Coalition
Natural Resources
Defense Council
The Wilderness Society
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Coachella Valley Public Education Foundation
Post Office Box 138. La Quinta, California 92253. 619) 347?4)575
COACHELLA VALLEY2OOO
December 16, 1992
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Honorable Mayor John Pena and Council Members i:;.
City of La Quinta
78105 Calle Estado
La Quinta CA 92253
Dear Honorable Mayor John Pena and Council Members:
During this season of Thanksgiving and Holiday Greetings, we wish to Thank You for your
donation, t?e, energy, and your happy face in support of our Coachella Vallev Youth
Leadershi? community service activities throughout the 1992 year. Your grass root support
across our Coachella Valley accomplished the following events:
2/92 We were notified that our 1:.T199? Spooktacular Vent had Received Recognition from
the National Federation 6f Pp?ents for Dru? Free Youth Best Co-unity Service
Drug Prevention.
4/92 Sent Coachella Valley Youths to the CADIY Conference for youth training and
coalition building.
5/92 Sponsored our first Red Ribbon oa1ition an& training program in the Coachella
Valley.
5/92 Kicked-off as a COA?IELIA VALLEY Go-unity program. We were the fourth
community in the State of California to support the national education strategy.
5/92 Sponsored the first?Satel1iteTown:Meetziflg hosted by the Pal, Springs Chamber of
Commerce which was held at Des:e.r:t<:HOspital as part of the National Education
Strategy. We were one of only 250 communities across the nation to participate
with the U.S. Department of Education and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce on
discussing Coal #2 American Schools will achieve Ninety percent high school
graduations rates by the year 2000.
5/92 Sponsored four Coachella Valley Youths to attend a training at the Big Bear Youth
Conference and return to our community coalition to develop our
conference goals.
6/23/92 Down-linked at the Satellite Wagering Center at the Desert
ExpoCentre. Satellite Town Meeting for Coal #6 All
schools and communities will be safe, disciplined and
free of drugs by the year 2000.
M? Rob?t Briney Ms. Jacqueline Bethel MI. Laurie K? Paxton
Prcdd?nt T??asiirer secre?1
Ms. Janeil K. Esmeralda Ms. Lily Ortega Choate
V;r. Thrpt;A?t nrnrn,ln?n, U Arw?flt*t!VF
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December 16, 1992
7/28/92 Down-linked at the Indio Elks Lodge. Satellite Town Meeting on Goal #1 School
Readiness, co-hosted by the Unity Day Care Center of Indlo.
9/01/92 Down-linked at the Indio Elks Lodge. Satellite Town Meeting on Goal #3 Student
Achievement in the Core Subjects.
9/26/92 Sponsored the first Coachella Valley 2000 Youth to Youth Conference for 6th to
12th grade youths at the Desert ExpoCentre. One hundred fifty youths attended
our leadership training in an environment of it's OK to be DRUG F1?EE and PROUD.11
10/14/92 The first meeting of the COAGRELLA VAIl?EY 2000 Singers. They meet on Wednesdays
at the St. Andrew1s Presbyterian Church in Indio as a continuous musical family
for youths who attended the Youth to Youth conference in September under
leadership of Ms. Sharon Shockley and Ms. Bunny Strobeck.
10/24/92 Sponsored II 199211 Red Ribbon Kick?off event to continue efforts to unite the nine
cove communities and develop our youth leaders. The cove communities
representatives presented the youths with Red Ribbon Proclamations, empowered
youths to carry a Red Ribbon 31 miles the length of Dillon Road, to unite our
Coachella Valley for drug free schools and communities. Supported by Dr. James
de Boer, Palm Desert Chiropractic, and Butch Metzler of People Touching People.
10/13/92 Down-linked at the Indio Elks Lodge. Satellite Town Meeting on Goal #4 All
students will be first in Math and Science. After the meeting we were requested
to begin networking with the Desert ExpoCentre for a Valley wide Science Fair.
10/31/92 Sponsored our 6th annual Say No To Drugs-Have a Safe Spooktacular Halloween" at
the Indio Fashion Mall. Joint efforts with the Indio Mall Merchants Association,
CVPEF-Spooktacular, Inc., Thousand Palms Guardian Angels, First AHE Youth Group
of Indio, Coachella Valley Parks and Recreation District and KC-92 Radio Station.
This event hosted two costumes parades, carnival and games booths, and a haunted
house.
11/17/92 Expanded down-linked Satellite Town Meeting on Goal #5 Adult Literacy and
Lifelong Learning at the La Quinta and Cathedral City Wal-Mart Stores.
You are very important to our efforts to ensure drug free schools and communities in which
every Goachella Valley resident can reach their academic and social potential. We send you
a 11Warm Fuzzy19 Appreciation Award for the role you played in the events or activities for the
1992 year. Be proud of our achievements and the work we have accomplished together, we are
impressive.
Sincerely,
c)?
Coachella Valley Public Education Foundation Spooktacular, Inc.
COACHELLA VALLEY 2000
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January 4, 1993
Mayor John Pena QU I NTA
AkTS
Council Members
CITY OF LA QUINTA
Post Office Box 1504 FOUNDATION
La Quinta, CA 92253
REF: Progress Report per Contract Services Agreement dated 7/14/92
Dear Mayor Pena and Council Members:
On Friday, November 27, 1992, La Quinta Arts Foundation proudly
presented this inaugural event. Perfect weather graced the debut of this
two-day show which opened in the west end of La Quinta Community Park.
One hundred twenty-three craftsmen from the western United Sates set up
their displays?ays featuring ceramics, jewelry, woodworking, paper, baskets,
textiles, leather and furniture. Nine vintners from the Temecula Valley
Vintners Association brought their best for tasting. And jazz greats Joe
Massters, Bill Watrous, Herb Ellis, Buddy Catlett, Richie Gayate-Garcia and
Mike Francis and his group Spice of Life came from as far away as El Paso
Texas to entertain our guests. Paul Mitchell, local radio personality who
hosts a jazz show, performed as our master of ceremonies.
The combination of the crafts, jazz and the wine was successful, providing an
experience that our patrons and all those involved in the production of the
show enjoyed. We estimate that between 5,000 and 6,000 people attended
the event, as evidenced by the count taken from our turnstiles and from
ticket sales. Comments from many of these patrons indicate that they were
pleasantly surprised by the high quality of the crafts and the music and that
they thoroughly enjoyed the wine tasting. Feedback from the artists was just
as positive; in their evaluations many of our artists praised the format of the
show and applauded its organization. The suggestion made repeatedly by
artists and patrons was to continue the show through Sunday next year.
Our Jam Session party at La Quinta Hotel on Friday night was well
attended. Our guests and all those behind the scenes were delighted with
the surprise appearance of Herb Ellis who performed with Buddy Catlett and
other members of the Spice of Life and the Joe Massters 5-tette. The party
was open to all residents of La Quinta for an admission of $10.00.
Promotion of the event was extensive. A logo was developed for the event by
La Quinta artist Andy Nelson. This logo was featured on the wine glasses
that were sold with the wine tasting tickets, on postcards and handb?ls, on
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advertisements in the Desert Sun and Palm SDrin?s Life magazine.
Articles featuring the event were released and published in the same papers.
In addition, radio stations ran paid ads and public service announcements.
Prior to the event, large banners announcing the show were hung from the
palms at each end of the park, directional signs were placed on city streets
and a portable billboard was placed on the corner of Washington and
Highway 111 to direct visitors to the show. Reporters from the local
newspapers and radio stations came to Fine Crafts, Wine and All That Jazz
to interview artists and Arts Foundation representatives.
As with all La Quinta Arts Foundation events, volunteer support was
exemplary. Numerous members of the Arts League, our volunteer auxiliary,
and many citizens of La Quinta donated hours of time during the show,
working as Ambassadors, selling tickets, working the gates, assisting in the
financial unit, staffing scrip sales in the wine tasting and concession areas,
and managing the backstage area" and reception tent for the performing
artists. This was a considerable contribution especially in light of the
Thanksgiving holiday weekend.
We are grateful to the members of the La Quinta City Council for providing
the financial means which greatly assisted in the promotion and
implementation of Fine Crafts, Wine and All That Jazz, an event that holds
great promise and may someday match the March La Quinta Arts Festival in
popularity and financial success. Preliminary accounting indicates that this
event will break even, a remarkable accomplishment for a first time event of
this scope. A full financial accounting will be forthcoming in the final report
which will be made to you following the March Arts Festival.)
On behalf of the La Quinta Arts Foundation Board of Directors and staff,
thank you! Your vision and your support benefits not only the artists, but
the people of La Quinta.
Sincerely,
LA QUINTA ARTS FOUNDATION
Executive Director
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ITEM TITLE: PUBLIC HEARING:
Consider a Contract Change Order for BUSINESS SESSION:1-
the Civic Center Air Condensing
Unit ACCU-3) CONSENT CALENDAR:________
STUDY SESSION:
BACKGROUND:
See attached memoranduin
FISCAL IMPLICATIONS: APPROVED BY:
$13,710.00
RECOMMENDATION:
Council pleasure
Submitted by: Approved for submission to
City Council:
Tom Genovese
Acting City Manager
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PUBLIC HEARING:
ITEM TITLE: Consideration of a $435 ft
Sponsorship of the Living for Your 90's" BUSINESS SESSION:
Senior Inspiration Awards and Selection of the
La Quinta Honoree CONSENT CALENDAR:
STUDY SESSION:
BACKGROUND: The second Living for Your 90's" Senior Inspiration Awards, will
take place on Friday, March 26, 1993. Attached is a Staff Report about that
event.
FISCAL IMPLICATIONS: The total cost of the event is $435.00. The money is
available in the Contingency Account, No. 01-4400-100-000.
APPROVED BY:
RECOMMENDATION: Approve the $435.00 sponsorship of the Living for Your 90's"
Senior Inspiration Awards using funds available in Account No.
01-4400-100-000 and select an honoree from the City of La Quinta.
Submitted by: Approved for submission to
City Council:
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ITEM TITLE: PUBLIC HEARING
ACCEPTANCE OF A REPORT OF PLANNING BUSINESS SESSION:
COMMISSION A?ON ON CUP 92-004 AND
ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION TO CONSENT CALENDAR:
DEVELOP A 3,385 SQ. FT. FAST FOOD
RESTAURANT WITH DRIVE-THRU LANE ON 0.47 STUDY SESSION:
ACRES ON PAD SITE I-i OF THE 111 LA QUINTA
CENTER AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF HWY
111 AND WASHINGTON STREET.
APPLICANT: CARL'S JR. RESTAURANT
BACKGROUND:
On January 12, 1993, the Planning Commission approved the development of the first fast food
restaurant with a drive-thru lane) within the 111 La Quinta Center based on the goals and policies
of Specific Plan 89-014. The site is generally located east of the future Auto Club building at
Highway 111 and Washington Street and across the street from the future Simon Plaza mixed use
development.
FISCAL IMPLICATIONS:
None
APPROVED BY:
RECO?NDATION:
By Minute Motion 93- accept the Planning Commission report 6f action for Conditional Use
Permit 92-004.
Submitted by: Approved for submission to City Council:
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COUNCIL ME?NG DATh: JANUARY 19,1993 AGENDA CATEGORY:
ITEM TITLE: PUBLIC HEARING
CONSIDE?ON OF SPECIAL ADVERTISING BUSINESS SESSION: IL
DEVICES FOR THE 1993 LA QUINTA ARTS
F?VAL SAD 92-027). CONSENT CALENDAR:
APPLICANT: LA QUINTA ARTS FOUNDATION STUDY SESSION:
BACKGROUND:
The La Quinta Arts Foundation is requesting special advertising devices to be located throughout the
City. The signs will advertise and provide directional signage for the 11th Annual La Quinta Arts
Festival to be held on March 18th through 21st, 1993.
FISCAL IMPLICATIONS:
Non-profit organizations are exempt from paying permit fees per Section 9.224.030 of the Municipal
Code.
APPROVED BY:
RECOMMND?ON:
Consider the request of the Applicant and take action by Minute Motion.
Submitted by: Approved for submission to City Council:
TOM GENOVESE, CITY MANAGER
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PUBLIC HEARING:
ITEM TITLE: Consideration of Final
Recommendation regarding Community Service BUSINESS SESSION:
Grant Funding of Boy Scouts of America
CONSENT CALENDAR:
STUDY SESSION:
BACKGROUND: As the Council will recall, the Community Services Commission
presented a recommendation to the Council in November suggesting that $1,550
in 1992-93 Community Service Grant funds be reallocated from the Boy Scouts
to other organizations. The reason for the Commission's action was based on
the BSA Troop 150 non-compliance with 1991-92 grant requirements that funds
be accounted for within sixty days of the end of the funding year. The
Commission invited the BSA-Redlands office to the Commission's January 11,
1993 meeting to discuss the Commission's concerns. The results of that
discussion are expounded on in the attached memorandum.
FISCAL IMPLICATIONS: NONE
APPROVED BY:
RECOMMENDATION: The Community Services Commission recommends that the
previously allocated 1992-93 $1,550 BSA Grant be released to the BSA-
Redlands office for local distribution to benefit La Quinta Cub and Boy
Scouting programs.
Submitted by: Approved for submission to
City Council:
HOMAS P. GENOVESE, ACTING CITY MANAGER
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PUBLIC HEARING:
ITEM TITLE: Consideration for Final Approval
of Park Design and Master Plan of Community BUSINESS SESSION: Lo
Park-North
CONSENT CALENDAR:
STUDY SESSION:
BACKGROUND: In November, 1992, Staff presented the Design Development Report
and Master Plan for Community Park-North to the Council for their initial
review. The Council gave their prliminary approval, and the park design and
documents were taken to the Planning Commission and Design Review Board for
comment. Both boards approved of the Master Plan and have recommended
approval as submitted.
FISCAL IMPLICATIONS: NONE AT THIS TIME
APPROVED BY:
RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends the Council accept and approve the Design
Development Report and Master Plan as submitted.
Submitted by: Approved for submission to
City Council:
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PUBLIC HEARING:
ITEM TITLE: Consideration for Final Approval p'
of Park DesIgn and Master Plan of Fritz Burns BUSINESS SESSION:
Park.
CONSENT CALENDAR:
STUDY SESSION:
BACKGROUND: In November, 1992, Staff presented the Design Development Report
and Master Plan for Fritz Burns Park to the Council for their initial review.
The Council gave their approval and the park design and documents were taken
to the Planning Commission and Design Review Board for comment. Both boards
approved of the Master Plan and have recommended approval as submitted.
FISCAL IMPLICATIONS: NONE:AT THIS TIME
APPROVED BY:
RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends the Council accept and approve the Design
Development Report and Master Plan as submitted.
Submitted by: Approved for submission to
City Council:
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PUBLIC HEARING:
ITEM TITLE:
BUSINESS SESSION:
Consideration of Approval of Resolution
No. 93- establishing the City of La Quinta CONSENT CALENDAR:
Travel and Expense Policy
STUDY SESSION:
BACKGROUND:
In order to establish formalized travel and expense procedures the attached
Travel and Expense Policy has been developed over the course of a number of
study sessions with City Council The only changes between this copy and the
last copy presented are:
*The deletion of the word full" on page 6 third paragraph last
sentence previously read the full Council")
*On page 5 first paragraph last sentence Item 8-E) the wording
explicitly or implicitly" was changed to specifically" and the
wording or upon Council approval" was added at the end
*A few titles were changed on the Expense Report itself for clarity
FISCAL IMPLICATIONS:
None. APPROVED BY:
RECOMMENDATION:
It is the recommendation of staff that the City Council of the City of
La Quinta approve Resolution No. 93- establishing the attached City of La
Quinta Travel and Expense Policy
Submitted by: Approved for submission to
City Council:
nature Thomas P. Genovese,
Acting City Manager
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MEMORANDUM
TO: MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
FROM: SAUNDRA JUHOLA, ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DIRECTOR
DATE: JANUARY 19, 1993
SUBJECT: APPLICANTS FOR COUNCIL VACANCY
On January 5, 1993, the following individuals made presentations to
the City Council expressing their interest in serving the unexpired
term of Kristy Franklin:
1. Jacques Abels
2. Dale Bohnenberger
3. Dan Featheringill
4. Ted Liewellyn
5. Michael McCartney
6. Robert Metkus
7. Peter Murray
8. Janet Phelps
9. William Rushworth
10. Andrea Spirtos
11. Randall Wright
12. Peter Zelles
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ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LA QUINTA,
CALIFORNIA, AMENDING THE CITY?S CONFLICT OF
INTEREST CODE
WHEREAS, the Fair Political Practices Commission has
previously adopted a regulation containing terms for a standard
Conflict of Interest Code the Standard Code") to be adopted
by public agencies in California; and
WHEREAS, in 1984, at a public hearing, upon notice duly
published and posted, the City Council fully reviewed a
proposed Conflict of Interest Code incorporating the Standard
Code and after having heard and received all comments from the
residents, officers, employees, members and consultants of the
Commission concerning such proposed Code, adopted the same; and
WHEREAS, in 1990, the California Legislature added
Government Code Section 87306.5, requiring every public agency
in California which has adopted a Conflict of Interest Code, on
each even-numbered year, to review its Code and, if a change in
its Code is necessary, to submit an amended Conflict of
Interest Code to its Code reviewing body; and
WHEREAS, the City Council, as the code reviewing body of
the City, having reviewed the Conflict of Interest Code for the
City, has determined that certain amendments to said Code are
necessary.
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LA QUINTA, CALIFORNIA, DOES
HEREBY ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. That the Conflict of Interest Code, as shown on
Attachment A, attached hereto and incorporated herein by
reference, and incorporating certain amendments as determined
by the City Council to be necessary, is found by the City
Council to comply with the requirements, intents and purposes
of the Political Reform Act Government Code Sections 81000,
and to fulfill the City Council?s responsibilities
pursuant to Government Code Section 87306.5.
Section 2. That the Conflict of Interest Code attached
hereto as Attachment A is hereby approved and adopted by the
City Council as the City of La Quinta?s Conflict of Interest
Code and shall supersede the language of the City?s previous
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ITEM TITLE: PUBLIC HEARING:
BUSINESS SESSION:
Dernand Register CONSENT CALENDAR: I
STUDY SESSION:
BACKGROUND:
Prepaid Warrants PIR 8002 8055 $54,792.03
PIR 8057 8109? $54,560.87
14004 14397 $129,775.35
Payable Warrants 14400 14481 454,115.02
$693,243.27
FISCAL IMPLICATIONS: APPROVED BY:
Demand of Cash $693,243.27
RECOMMENDATION:
Approval of Demand Register
Submitted by: Approved for submission to
City Council
TOM GENOVESE
ACTING CITY MANAGER
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ITEM TITLE: PUBLIC HEARING:
Approval of Amendment of Subdivision BUSINESS SESSION:
Improvement Agreement for Tract 23971-1, CONSENT CALENDAR:
La Quinta Del Oro Deane Homes
STUDY SESSION:
BACKGROUND:
The Phase 1 Final Map of the Deane Homes project contains 80 of the 227 lots approved with the Tentative
Map. Home sales in Phase 1 have stalled and the developer is having difficulty paying bond premiums for
off-site improvements that are not yet constructed.
The developer has completed construction of Washington Street from Miles Avenue to the entrance to Phase
1. This portion of the off-site improvements was needed to handle traffic into and out of the tract. Required
Miles Avenue improvements have not yet been constructed. The developer has asked that the city release the
bonds for the Miles Avenue improvements and reinstate them at the time of approval of Phase 2.
This development has little impact on Miles Avenue and it is not unreasonable to delay improvements to that
street until construction of Phase 2. Staff proposes a negotiated settlement with Deane Homes where the will
city release bonding for the Miles Avenue improvements if Deane Homes completes other improvements that
will improve internal traffic flow between this tract and the tracts to the east.
The proposed agreement is outlined in the attached letter to Deane Homes.
FISCAL IMPLICATIONS: APPROVED BY:
None.
RECOMMENDATION:
Authorize staff to execute an agreement implementing the provisions of the attached letter.
Submitted by: Approved for submission to
City Council:
Tom Genovese
Acting City Manager
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ITEM TITLE: PUBLIC HEARING:
Consider Award of Contract for
Landscape Maintenance in North BUSINESS SESSION:________
La Quinta Project No. 92-22
CONSENT CALENDAR:
STUDY SESSION:
BACKGROUND:
See attached memorandum.
PISCAL IMPLICATIONS: APPROVED BY:
Initially, $2,333.94 per month and then $4,958.94 per month
when the La Quinta Highlands and Ocotillo Retention Basins and
Acacia Homes come on line.
RECOMMENDATION:
Award contract to Mentone Turf Supply.
Submitted by: Approved for submission to
City Council:
Tom Genovese, Acting City Mgr.
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AGENDA CATEGORY:
ITEM TITLE: PUBLIC HEARING:
Adoption of Resolution BUSINESS SESSION:
Establishing Traffic Control
For The Bob Hope Chrysler Classic CONSENT CALENDAR:
STUDY SESSION:
BACKGROUND:
The Bob Hope Chrysler Classic requires a resolution by Council
granting approval for temporary traffic controls. Please see the
attached resolution.
FISCAL IMPLICATIONS:
None APPROVED BY:
RECOMMENDATION:
Council adopt the attached resolution.
Submitted by: Approved for submission
BUILDING AND SAFETY DIRECTOR to City Council:
TOM HARTUNGI TOM GENOVE SE
BUILDING AND SAFET? DIRECTOR ACTING CITY MANAGER
FORMOl
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MEETING DATE: January 19 1993 AGENDA CATEGORY:
PUBLIC HEARING:
ITEM TITLE:
BUSINESS SESSION:
Request for Council approval
of overnight travel. CONSENTCALENDAR:?
STUDY SESSION:
BACKGROUND:
The 1993 Annual C.S.M.F.O. California Society of Municipal Finance Officers)
Seminar is being held this year in Santa Clara California Finance
Directors from all over the State attend this conference as the annual forum
for the exchange of ideas and for the information provided in the scheduled
lectures Please refer to the attached literature
FISCAL IMPLICATIONS:
The costs to attend are Registration $ iBO
Hotel $ 354
Airfare $ 156
Estimated other $ 200
Funds are budgeted and available in acct. no.1-4150-117-000
APPROVED BY:
RECOMMENDATION:
It is the recommendation of staff that the City Council of the City of La
Quinta approve the Finance Director's attendance at the 1993 Annual
C.S.M.F.O. Seminar
Submitted by: Approved for submission to
City Council:
Thomas P. Genovese,
Acting City Manager
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MINUTES
DESIGN REVIEW BOARD
CITY OF LA QUINTA
A regular meeting held at the La Quinta City Hall
78-105 Calle Estado, La Quinta, California
Oetober 7, 1992 5:30P.M.
CALLTOORDER
A. Chairman Harbison brought the meeting to order at 5:32 P.M. and Boardmember
Rice led the flag salute.
H. ROLLCALL
A. Present: Boardmembers Paul Anderson arrived at 5:38), John Curtis, Randall
Wright, James Campbell, Planning Commission Representative Elison, and
Chairman Harbison.
B. Boardmember Curtis moved and Planning Commissioner Ellson seconded a
motion to excuse Boardmember Rice. Unanimously approved.
C. Staff present: Principal Planner Stan Sawa and Secretary II Cristal Spidell.
m. BUSINESS SESSION
A. Sign Application 91-159. Amendment #3 Simon Plaza; a request of Mr. Skip
Berg for approval to install a shopping center identification sign, directional signs
and multiple building signs for a future office?commercial facility planned on five
and one half acres.
1. Principal Planner Stan Sawa presented the information contained in the
Staff report, a copy of which is on file in the Planning and Development
Department.
2. Boardmember Curtis asked Staff if this request was for additional signage.
Staff stated that may be the case but Staff would prefer the applicant to
answer. Mr. Berg stated no.
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ART IN PUBLIC PLACES
MEETING MINUTES
LA QUINTA CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS CONFERENCE ROOM
December 7, 1992
The regular meeting of the La Quinta Art in Public Places Committee APP) was called to order
at the hour of 3:08 P.M. by Chairman John Walling.
ROLL CALL: Committee Members Kay Wolff, Meg Robertson, Jerry
Herman, Nancy Nard, & Chairman Walling.
STAFF PRESENT: Department Secretary Betty Anthony.
CONSENT CALENDAR
A. There being no corrections to the Minutes of October 5, 1992, Committee
Member Robertson moved and Committee Member Nard seconded a motion to
accept the Minutes as submitted. Unanimously approved.
II. BUSINESS ITEMS
A. It was moved by Committee Member Wolff and seconded by Committee Member
Robertson to reorganize the agenda and reverse Items #E and #C. Unanimously
approved.
B. Presentation by TKD on well site: it was moved by Committee Member Herman
and seconded by Committee Member Wolff to continue this matter to the meeting
of January 4,1993. Unanimously approved.
C. Discussion of Mr. Louis De Martino's proposal
1. Committee members discussed the following items in relation to the
proposal.
a. The commitment and source of the money for the project.
b. The need to separate the City Hall dedication and the art work
dedication.
c. How the moonbeam would be lite, who would pay for the lighting,
and how the individual pieces would be placed together.
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MINUT]?
HISTORICAL PRESERV?ON COMMISSION CITY OF LA QUINTA
A regular meeting held at the La Quinta City Hall
78-105 Calle Estado, La Quinta, California
November 24, 1992
I. CALLTOORDER
A. The meeting was called to order at 11:25 P.M. by Chairwoman Barrows.
H. ROLL CALL
A. Chairwoman Barrows requested the roll call. Present: Committee Members
Elison, Marrs, Adolph, and Chairwoman Barrows. Committee Member Elison
moved and Committee Member Marrs seconded a motion to excuse Committee
Member Mosher. Unanimously approved.
B. Staff Present: Planning Director Jerry Herman, Principal Planner Stan Sawa, and
Department Secretary Betty Anthony.
ifi. BUSINESS SESSION:
It was moved and seconded to continue this meeting of the Historical Preservation
Committee to January 12, 1993, at 7:30 P.M. due to the lateness of the meeting.
Unanimously approved.
V? PUBLIC COMMENT None
VI. CONSENT CALENDAR None
VH. OThER None
vifi. ADJOURNMENT:
A motion was made by Committee Member Adolph and seconded by Committee Member EII son
to adjourn this regular meeting of the Historical Preservation Commission to a regular meeting
on January 12, 1993, in the La Quinta City Hall Council Chambers. This meeting of the La
Quinta Historical Preservation Commission was adjourned at 11:28 P.M., November 24, 1992.
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COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMISSION
MEETING MINUTES
DECEMBER 21, 1992
CALL TO ORDER
A regular meeting of the Cortununity Services Commission was called
to order at 5:00 p.m. at 77-350 Calle Arroba, La Quinta(which is
Sharon Kennedy's house). Chairwoman Kennedy presiding. Roll call
was conducted:
Present: Commissioner Lawrence Best Vice Chairman)
Commissioner Susan Francis
Commissioner Sharon Kennedy Chairwoman)
Commissioner Nancy Nard
Commissioner B.J. Seaton
Absent: Commissioner Aldine Dickens
Staff Present: Clint Bohien, Park and Recreation Manager
1. JUDGING OF CHRISTMAS MOST BEAUTIFUL HOMES: ALL CATEGORIES
A list of those homes nominated for the various categories
included:
44-550 Marguerite Court
79-755 Fiesta Drive
51-815 Avenida Morales
53-840 Avenida Herrera
51-050 Obispo
51-100 Obispo
51-150 Obispo
51-200 Obispo
51-250 Obispo
54-711 E:Eisenhower
49-005 Balada Court
49-190 Marimba Court
51-905 Vallejo
Tango Court cul-de-sac
The Commission went out, viewed each of the homes and made their
nominations. These nominations were reviewed and were judged. The
results are to be presented at the next Commission meeting and are
attached.
Meetin djo n d at 8:30 p.m.
Par ecreation Mana er
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A MEMORANDUM
TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS
FROM: PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
DATE: JANUARY 19, 1993
SUBJECT: WASHINGTON SQUARE NOISE STUDY
CASES: SPECIFIC PLAN 87-011 AMENDMENT #1)
VESTING TENTATIVE TRACT MAP 27031 AMEMDMENT #1)
TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP 27399
PLOT PLAN 91-473
BACKGROUND:
The Washington Square project was approved by the City in March,
1989. The project, which is located generally south of Highway 1111
north of 47th Avenue, and east of Washington Street, is to include the
ultimate development of approximately 775,000 square feet of
commercial development on 65.4 acres. The first of two Conditions of
Approval for the case require that a six-foot masonry wall be built in
the existing street median on Washington Street from Singing Palms
Drive at Simon Drive) to 47th Avenue. The second requires the
applicant to conduct a Noise Analysis on the property to determine the
impact of the future development, if any, on the surrounding
residential properties. The Noise Study should also examine whether
traffic noise will impact the employees of the new facilities indoor
noise).
The first tenant for this site is the Desert Hospital El Mirador
Medical Center which is proposed to be built on approximately 20 acres
of the site at the northeast corner of Washington Street and 47th
Avenue. The medical facility Phase 1) was approved on February 18,
1992. The site is presently being graded, however, a building permit
cannot be issued for the project until the minimum six-foot high sound
wall is built along Washington Street per the approved Conditions of
Approval.
VESTING TRACT MAP:
The approval of the tract map permits the owner of the property to
have vested' privileges which allows development of the site to the
standards in effect at the time of approval unless otherwise stated in
the original Conditions of Approval. A vested map prevents the City
from imposing post-hoc conditions that it could have imposed at the
time of approval Government Code 66498.1).
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EECONSTRUCTION MANAGER'S MONTHLY REPORT
HBPPIS a Assaciales
CITY OF LA QUINTA
CIVIC CENTER
MONTHLY REPORT NO.11 DATE 12131192
p??T$TATU$ CO?T?CT TlM?
Days Elapsed: 377 Days Original: 540 Days
Time Elapsed: 700/0 Extension: 0-Days
GO?PL??? OATh CONTRACT CllA??? OROE?
Original: 06111/93 Original: $8,396,000.00 Approved: $336,451.00
Revised Date: None Current: $8,734,148.00 Pending: $ 162,300.00
ONThL? ROG??6 TOTAL TO MTE
$607,938.59 $5,135,660.55
PROGRESS:
This month's report period has brought significant changes to the appearance of the project, Lusardi
completed backfilling behind the perimeter planter wall and has begun the site rough grading activity.
Carpenters worked on the installation of the glue-laminated beams at the Mayor's, Lunch, Utility,
Pedestrian and Sculpture Court trellis locations, the Visitor and Employee trellis beams will be installed
after the parking paving is placed. Once the labor crews have graded an area, carpenters layed out for the
meandering sidewalk on all sides of the building. Other site related subcontractor Work have begun in earnest;
Superior Tile is completing the exterior ceramic tile placement at all pour-in-place trellis columns and at the
Sculpture Court/Mayor's Trellis areas, C.L.l. Landscape installed the irrigation main/wiring across the Employee
Parking lot, Bianco Painting primed coated then placed finish paint at all trellis locations and Progressive
Concrete began erection of formwork for the building perimeter concrete band.
Lusardi's building related activities have been limited to the anchoring of the door frame jambs to the slab,
placement of miscellaneous wall backing and placement of the ornamental metal pot planters in the courtyard.
Streech Electric continued to rough-in electrical boxes/conduit at all locations and installed electrical fixtures
at ceiling/soffit areas. Standard Drywall completed the interior oflice partition wall framing lacking only the
the low wall partitions in the open office areas, Standard began placement of the gypsum wallboard covering
after City Building inspection from Line #43 to Line #11 while taping/floating of the interior high walls at the
courtyard perimeter. Utility Air continued to place HVAC sheet metal duct at the east/north sections of the
building while it's subcontractors insulated the duct, placed wire for the thermostats, and wired the control
boxes. Insulcom Company completed the placement of the metal reveal at the open office ceilings then proceeded
to install the ceiling acoustical panels at the south and east open office areas. Pacific Fire had to adjust the
sprinkler head locations in the open office ceiling to align heads in the center of ceiling panels. The exterior
building related activities involved.' Manry Roofing completed the placement of the sloped clay tile roofing,
Heintschel Plaster is nearing completion of the finish plaster coat at the Council Chamber, Bianco Painting
places stain coats on the trellis glue-laminated beams and Crowner Sheet Metal completes installation of
flashing at the building ridges/eaves.
It is becoming increasingly apparent Lusardi will not meet their self proclaimed March 93 project completion
date, 700/0 of the contract time has been expended with only 59% of the contract amount billed. Harris projects
a May 93 completion date. In general the project is proceeding smoothly, the outstanding site revision due to
the installation of the 54" RCP storm drain along La Fonda, replacement of the ACCU #03, and the revision to
the sculpture court are to be addressed at the January 05th 93 Council Meeting for resolution.
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COUNCIL MEETING DATE: JANUARY 19, 1993 AGENDA CATEGORY:
CONTINUED FROM DECEMBER 15, 1992) PUBLIC HEARING:
ITEM TITLE: SPECIFIC PLAN 92-022 A
REQUEST TO ESTABLISH DEVELOPMENT BUSINESS SESSION:
STANDARDS FOR FUTURE SHOPPING CENTER,
AND PLOT PLAN 92-490 A REQUEST TO
DEVELOP A 267,275 SQUARE FOOT COMMERCIAL CONSENT CALENDAR:
CENTER LOCATED AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER
OF HIGHWAY 111 AND JEFFERSON STREET. STUDY SESSION:
APPLICANT: EFP CORP ED CARNES)
BACKGROUND:
The Applicant has proposed the development of an *`off-price" shopping
center approximately 267,275 square feet) on 21.7 acres of a 23 acre
site in the CPS Zone commercial) at the northwest corner of Jefferson
Street & Highway 111. The site is presently vacant and a portion of
the site is in the Coachella Valley Stormwater Channel no development
is proposed in the channel). The Planning Commission recommended
approval of the project at their November 24, 1992 meeting with a
4-0-1 vote. On December 15, 1992, the City Council continued the case
to January 19, 1993, to allow the Applicant additional time to refine
his final architectural drawings with the Design Review Board and
Planning Commission. The Applicant was unable to meet the City
Council?s scheduling requirements of December 15, 1992, therefore, the
case should be continued to February 2, 1993.
FISCAL IMPLICATIONS: None
APPROVED BY:
RECOMMENDATION:
That the City Council move to continue the public hearing for Specific
Plan 92-022, and Plot Plan 92-490, to February 2, 1993.
Submitted by: Approved for submission to
City Council:
TOM GENOVESE, CITY MANAGER
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COUNCIL MEETING DATE: JANUARY 19, 1993 AGENDA CATEGORY:
CONTINUED FROM DECEMBER 15, 1992) PUBLIC HEARING:
ITEM TITLE: CHANGE OF ZONE 92-072,
TENTATIVE TRACT 27613, & ENVIRONMENTAL BUSINESS SESSION:
ASSESSMENT 92-240 A REQUEST TO
REDESIGNATE 446 ACRES FROM R-1*++10,O00
& R-2*20,000 TO R-2 MFD & REDESIGNATE CONSENT CALENDAR:
19.4 ACRES FROM H-C TO R-2 MFD; A
REQUEST TO DEVELOP A PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL STUDY SESSION:
RESORT TO INCLUDE 399 SFD, AN 18 HOLE
GOLF COURSE, AND TENNIS COMPLEX LOCATED
SOUTH OF 52ND AVENUE & WASHINGTON ST. &
EAST OF AVENIDA BERMUDAS.
APPLICANT: J. B. GOLD
BACKGROUND:
The developer requests approximately 399 single family residential
units on approximately 746.6 acres generally south of the new 52nd
Avenue, and east of Avenida Bermudas. The Planning Commission
considered this request at their meeting of September 22, 1992, and
recomended approval of the request to the City Council.
On January 12, 1993, the applicant requested that the City Council
continue action on his case until March 2, 1993, because of unforeseen
events.
FISCAL IMPLICATIONS: None
APPROVED BY:
RECOMMENDATION:
That the City Council move to adopt Minute Motion 93- to continue
the project to March 2, 1993.
Submitted by: Approved for submission to
City Council:
TOM GENOVESE, CITY MANAGER
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