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MINUTES OF A SCHEDULED REGULAR MEETING
Besource Conservation Co®ission
Chula Vista, California
6:00 p.m. Conference Room 3
Monday, September 11, 1989 Public Services Building
CALL MEETING TO ORDER/ROLL CALL: Meeting was called to order at 6:09 p.m. by
Chairman Fox. City Staff Environmental Review Coordinator Doug Reid called roll.
Present: Commissioners Hall, Ray and Chidester. Absent: Commissioner Stevens.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES: It was MSP (Chidester/Ray) to approve the minutes of August
21, 1989.
NEW BUSINESS:
A. Item 5 was moved up on the agenda. Joe Kloberdanz of San Diego Gas &
Electric spoke on the Augmentation Project and Combined-Cycle Project.
Topics included the effect on the environment, who monitored pollutants in
the bay and air, and the role of RCC in these projects. He noted that these
projects will go on with or without the merger of Southern California
Edison. No specific questions could be made because everything is still
tentative and in the planning stages.
B. Doug Reid presented updated information on Draft EIR-89-9, Eastlake III-
Olympic Training Center. The summary report on the Draft was presented by
Commissioner Fox. A brief overview of the Training Center was presented,
including some of the surrounding residential areas on 438 acres.
A circulation master plan on water and sewer was suggested. The lake will
be open for public use, including boating, but not swimming. Forty-three
acres of park and recreation is planned. It is noted that no reference was
made on horse and equestrian trails, however they are present in other
surrounding areas. The locale of the prison to the south was not addressed
and how it would impact the quality of life. A concern was raised regarding
that of a planned community with private recreational activities which
residents pay for, but would still drive public streets. No regional plan
for water reclamation was included in the report. Apparently when Otay
Water issues permits, water is granted to builders.
Is was MSP (Chidester/Ray) to recommend RCC certifies Draft EIR-89-9 as
provided, which appears to meet the minimum CEQA requirements.
Concerns over the comprehension of total water recycling by the City,
inherent quality of life and rapid and apparent growth was noted to be
reoccurring with each EIR presented. It was MSP (Ray/Hall) that RCC request
that the Planning Commission approve EIR's according to CEQA requirement,
but urge the feelings of concern that EIR's are not comprehensive in total;
that approval of the general plan is good but the opposition is to the other
reoccurring concerns including cumulative impact of water, sewer, traffic,
and quality of life.
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B. Items for the Planning Commission Agenda for the meeting of September 13,
1989 were reviewed and included the following:
The first four items of the agenda were continued: (Considerations of
Final Environment Impact Report EIR-88-1, Public Hearing on PCM-89-7
and PCZ-89-E, Consideration of CEQA Findings and Statement of EIR-88-1,
and Consideration of Mitigation Monitoring Program for EIR-88-1.
Public Hearing PCS-89-12 regarding tentative subdivision map for Sun-Up
Vista, no action.
Public Hearing PCS-89-5 regarding tentative subdivision map for Rancho
Del Rey II; no action.
Public Hearing on Draft EIR-89-9; no action.
Public Hearing on Conditional Use Permit PCC-90-4, request to establish
motorcycle sales and service facility at 345 "E" Street: It was MSP
(Ray/Chidester) that RCC makes the statement to the Planning Commission
that it is in agreement with Staff recommendation of denial and the
rationale for that denial.
STAFF REPORT:
A schedule of upcoming meetings was previously handed out to members.
The Mayor did issue a proclamation on Coastweeks and adopted the goals and
urged that others who use the bay to also participate in Clean-Up Day on
September 23rd.
Commissioner Fox will draft a letter to Mayor Cox to put into effect the
Muni Code amendment as to RCC's job description.
October 9 - Commissioner Chidester will report on the EIR for Otay Valley.
Commissioners Chidester and Hall reported on the Conflict of Interest
Meeting they attended.
ADJOURNMENT:
Meeting was adjourned by Chairman Fox at 8:05 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
EXPRESS SECRETARIAL SERVICES
Barbara Taylor