2002 CC/RDA/CUA REG SPE CPFA MIN Sep 3

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City Clerk Barrera presented a brief synopsis of the history of Landmark No. 47. The residence met the criteria for a Historical Landmark and was approved by the Historic Preservation Commission on August 14, 2002. City Clerk Barrera requested approval of staff's recommendation. PUBLIC COMMENT: The period for Public Comment was closed, as there was no request to speak. Motion/seconded by CM Ramos/CM Hernandez to terminate the Public Hearing. Motion carried with CM Chastain absent. CM Mitchell stated that he would be abstaining as he believes that the Council needs to meet with the Historical Preservation Commission for a workshop to better understand the guidelines to determine Landmark status, what the best interest is of the City in regards to Landmarks and to make the citizens aware of what is expected of them when their property is designated historical. Motion/seconded by CM DeLaRosa/CM Zamora to approve and adopt RESOLUTION No. R-99- 02, Historic Landmark #47. Motion carried with CM Mitchell abstaining and CM Chastain absent. (2) Historic Landmark #49 — Benches at Cesar Chavez Park This was the time and place fixed to consider property located at 670 North Colton Avenue as Historic Landmark #49. Mayor Bennett declared the Public Hearing "Open". City Clerk Barrera said the Affidavit of Publication calling the Public Hearing was on file in the City Clerk's Office and stated that no protests or objections were received. Mayor Bennett requested that the Public Hearing be left open until Council could meet with the Historic Preservation Commission, as to gain a better understanding of the guidelines used to determine historic designation. City Attorney Dean Derleth advised that the Public Hearing must be continued to a specific date. Discussion and motion/second by CM Mitchell/CM Zamora to continue the Public Hearing related to the Historic Landmark No. 49 — Cement Benches and Picnic Tables, located at Cesar Chavez Park, 670 North Colton Avenue, to the November 19, 2002, Regular Council Meeting. Unanimous Vote. (3) Historic Landmark #50 — 664 N. 7th Street This was the time and place fixed to consider property located at 664 North 7T" Street as Historic Landmark #50. Mayor Bennett declared the Public Hearing "Open". City Clerk Barrera said the Affidavit of Publication calling the Public Hearing was on file in the City Clerk's Office and stated that no protests or objections were received 2