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HomeMy WebLinkAboutRCC MIN 1994/11/07MINUTES OF A SCHEDULED REGULAR MEETING Resource Conservation Commission Chula Vista, California 6:30 p.m. Council Conference Room Monday, October 10, 1994 Ci Hall Building Chula Vista CALL MEETING TO ORDER/ROLL CALL: Meeting was called to order with a quorum at 6:40 p.m. by Chair Burrascano. City Staff Environmental Review Coordinator Doug Reid called roll. Present: Commissioners Hall, Mazquez, Fisher. A motion had already been made to excuse Ghougassian from tonight's meeting. Guerreiro has been unexcused for the third straight meeting. Staff Reid will call him regarding his status with the commission. APPROVAL OF NIINUTES: It was MSUC (Hall/Mazquez) to approve the minutes of the meeting of September 26, 1994 with two corrections: No. 2, para. 2, the name in the last sentence should be corrected to read "Fisher." Page 2, No. 3, the 5th sentence should read, "Hall also asked if any of the funding was for the 125 toll road." Vote: 4-0, motion carved. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS: None. NEW BUSINESS: The agenda was taken out of order to accommodate the guests. 1. Historical Site #44, 644 Second Ave., Deletion ofPermit Control Requirements: The applicant was present to answer any questions of the commission. After a very brief review, it was MSUC (HalUFisher) to grant a removal of the site permit control requirements from his property; 4-0, motion carried. 2. Staff Meacham presented his report on adding aerosol cans and empty steel containers to residential curbside recycling. Residents were directed to contact APTEC, 235-2111, for proper disposal of such items. He explained that no additional cost would be incurred by the rate payers or to the city. It was MSUC (HalUFisher) to recommend acceptance of the staff report and authorize staff to add empty aerosol containers to the list of items collected in the residential curbside recycling program; vote: 4-0, motion carried. Following the vote, the commission was updated about the Recycling Public Education Plan, as well as the current solid waste programs. 3. Salt Creek, Gravity Sewer Basin Negative Declaration IS-94-24: It was MSUC (Mazquez/Hall) to recommend adoption of the negative declaration to establish the Salt Creek Basin Development Impact Fee to pay for sewer improvements within the Salt Creek Sewer Basin; vote 4-0, motion carried. 4. Environmental Improvement Recommendation Review - no discussions. No change was made to the content, but typos were corrected. It was MSUC (Hall/Mazquez) to approve the recommendations as corrected. Chair Burrascano will make the corrections for presentation to Council. The ordinance which establishes the duties of the RCC was reviewed by Staff Reid. Its duties are related to the environment, energy, and historical protection. Additionally, Reid said the draft EIR of the sphere study will be coming before the commission within the next couple of months. LAFCO is the responsible agency for the overall project; however, Chula Vista will be the lead agency. Commission was advised that it can make recommendations to City Council in its review of documents such as these. Chair Burrascano requested Staff to make an effort to contact the Historical Society when issues such as tonight's presentation (Site #44) comes before the commission. 6. No review of Planning Commission agenda as their meeting was cancelled. STAFF REPORT: The City is still moving on with the 4(d) permits. There is an impasse with the county on how much take is permitted. The next scheduled meeting of October 24 is one day prior to council approving the 5th Alternative on the MSCP Plan. Staff Reid suggested a workshop prior to that time to explain all the alternatives and to allow for adequate discussion for the new members. Fisher advised he will not be present for the October 24 meeting. CHAIRMAN'S COMMENTS: Chair Burrascano met with Staff to discuss several issues: (a) Historical review status will be kept as part of the commission's duties; (b) suggestion made that other commissions provide a status review so as to avoid overlap in duties; (c) do more group review and mitigation when proposed; and (d) requested and received guidelines from Staff as to what is an excusable absence. COMMISSIONER'S COMMENTS: Marquez asked where the fire of October 9 was located. The area was pointed out on a map indicating where the 2000 acres were consumed. She also asked if thought was given to not tear out roads two different times to repair water lines and street lights on Second Avenue. Fisher requested time to review the Alternatives to the MSCP Plan. ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was adjourned by Chair Burrascano at 9:40 p.m. Respectfully submitted, EXPRESS SECRETARIAL. SERVICES i Barbara Taylor