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Leticia Lazo
From: grandpajim94@sbcglobal.net
Sent: Tuesday, June 23, 2009 1 53 PM
To: CityClerk
Subject: Contact Form - Public Inquiry
City of Chula Vista
City Clerk
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0lY OF
CHULA VISTA
THE FOLLOWING PUBLIC INQUIRY HAS BEEN RECEIVED
From Jim Peterson
Email ~randpaiim94@sbcgloba1.net
Message Re item 17 A on your 6/23 agenda
I )Crossroads II surveyed its members several years ago. 74% said they do not
want a chargers stadium anywhere in CV
2) Sports stadiums have many adverse impacts:
a. Tremendous disruption of traffic patterns
b Drunken and disruptive behavior in the parking lots and inside the stadium.
c. Empty bldg for long periods attracts vandalism, graffitti and maybe illegian
aliens
3) Thousands of CV residents have spent millions of dollars to buy a home to
enjoy the quiet suburban way of life in CV. A football stadium is inconsistent with
a suburban way of life.
4) A stadium on our bay front would adversely affect the favorable development of
our bayfront
5) Most objective, professional analyses of sports stadiums reveal that most do not
yield a surplus of revenues over total costs to the host city.
SO...DO EVERYONE A FAVOR AND RETIRE THE STADIUM
COMMITTEE.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION
6/23/2009
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CllY OF
CHUlA VISfA
REPORT
San Diego Chargers Relocation Subcommittee
Meeting of June 8, 2009
CONTENTS
1. History
2. Agenda from June 8 Subcommittee Meeting
3. Minutes from June 8 Subcommittee Meeting
4. Power Point Presentation by City Manager Jim Sandoval
5. Power Point Presentation by Assistant City Manager Scott Tulloch and
Director of Conservation & Environmental Services Michael Meacham
HISTORY
May 9, 2006: Chula Vista City Council authorizes meetings between Mayor
Stephen Padilla, Councilmember John McCann and the San Diego Chargers.
May 31, 2006 and July 27, 2006: Preliminary meetings take place with Dean
Spanos and Mark Fabiani of the San Diego Chargers to explore various potential
alternatives to keep the Chargers in San Diego region, including potential sites in
Chula Vista.
August 1, 2006: Council authorizes continued limited discussions with the
Chargers.
December 19, 2006: Chargers Relocation Subcommittee to include City
Attorney, Planning Director, Mayor Cheryl Cox and Councilmember John
McCann approved by City Council.
January 23, 2007: Resolution of the City Council waiving the formal bidding
process, approving an agreement with Cooper Robertson and Partners and the
San Diego Chargers for the evaluation of potential stadium sites within Chula
Vista and authorizing Mayor to sign the agreement.
September 18, 2007: Stadium consultant Cooper Robertson and Partners
completes a site feasibility report on behalf of City of Chula Vista, at no cost to
taxpayers. Council accepts the report.
January 22, 2008: Council adopts a resolution supporting keeping the San
Diego Chargers in San Diego County.
January 6, 2009: Council reinstates the San Diego Chargers Relocation
Subcommittee with Councilmembers John McCann and Steve Castaneda
serving.
June 8, 2009: Meeting of the San Diego Chargers Relocation Subcommittee at
6pm in Council Chambers.
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CllY OF
CHUIA VISTA
AGENDA
San Diego Chargers Stadium Subcommittee
Chula Vista, California
Monday, June 8, 2009
6:00 pm
Council Chambers
276 Fourth Avenue
COMMITTEE MEMBERS:
Chair: Deputy Mayor John McCann
Council member Steve Castaneda
CALL MEETING TO ORDER
AGENDA ITEMS
Th~ items listed in this section of the agenda will be considered 1l1di\'lcluallr by the commiltee Illl.:mhers, :lIld
afC cxpcCI'ed f() elicH' discussion and clclibcratlol1. I f ~'Oll wish to speak on :lny Item, pkase fill (JUt. a
"Rcllucst [0 Speak" fonn :1ncl subrnit it.
1. Bayfront StaJiun1 B:lckground & Current Stal"lls, Prcscnrafion by City f'vlJn:\gcr Jim Sandoval
2. San Dj(:go Ch:lrgers PL:!:specllve, H.cm:1t:ks from !'-'lark Fahi:llll, San Diego Chargers
3. Strateg)' for moving forward 011 Chub Vista Ba)'front Sile
o Sr:ltlls of South Lby Power Plant, prcscnt:H,ion b;' !\sslstanr City l\bnagcr SC()tt Tulluch &
rdicl1J.cl ~\'IC:lcham, DIrector of Conservation & Ennron111ellt:d Services
PUBLIC COMMENTS
Per~on~ speak1l1g dUring Public C0111l11elltS n1a1' address the Sllbco1l1mirrce on any subject wlthin the
Subcommittee's jurisdiction th:1t is not listed as an Hem on rhc agenda. St:lte Law generally prohibits the
Subcomll1Ittec [ronl rak1l1g :lction on any Issue not 1l1c1l.lckcl on the Jgcndll, but Jt~ appropriate, the
Sl.lbclll11tnittec I11:1V schedule the topic Eur future di~cllsslnn or refel: the l11atter fO Sf:l rr. CnmllletHs arc
litnin:d to three ll1inutes.
CLOSING COMMENTS BY COMMITTEE MEMBERS
ADJOURNMENT to the next Meeting of the San Diego Chargers Stadium Subcommittee
IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA)
The City ofChula Vista requests individuals who require special accoll1l11odatiuns to access, attcnd, and/or
participate in a City mecting, activity: or service, cont<1ct Brian Pepin with the Office or Deputy Mayor John
McCanll at (619) 585-5713 at least forty-eight hours in advance of the meeting.
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CHUlA VISTA
MINUTES
San Diego Chargers Stadium Subcommittee
Chula Vista, California
Monday, June 8, 2009
6:00 pm
Council Chambers
276 Fourth Avenue
A meeting of the Chargers Subcommittee of the Chula Vista City Council was called to order at
6.00pm in the Council Chambers, located at 276 Fourth Avenue, Chula Vista, California.
ROLL CALL.
PRESENT"
Councilmembers: Chair: Deputy Mayor John McCann
Councilmember Steve Castaneda
ABSENT:
Councilmembers: None
ALSO PRESENT: City Manager Jim Sandoval, Assistant City Manager Scott Tulloch,
Director of Conservation & Environmental Services Michael
Meacham
AGENDA ITEMS
1, Deputy Mayor McCann introduced City Manager Jim Sandoval.
City Manager Jim Sandoval gave a presentation on the history of the Chargers stadium
process in Chula Vista. He explained that there are two sites the city is currently considering;
the bayfront site where the South Bay Power Plant currently stands, and the Otay site in
eastern Chula Vista. He specified that the City is not looking at the Gaylord hotel site. He also
made clear that whatever site the City were to pursue, it would be voted on by the people of
Chula Vista. He also specified that no General Fund money would go to subsidize the stadium.
Mr. Sandoval explained that in previous Council discussions it was agreed that the stadium
process shou ld:
1 Include Extensive Public Input
2. Have Extensive Public Review of its Design
3. Not Involve Existing City of Chula Vista General Fund Monies (new monies generated
by the project may possibly be used as an incentive)
.4. Not Create Either Short or Long-Term Fiscal Deficits to the City
5. Identify Environmental Impacts and Provide Appropriate Mitigation Measures
6. Identify Financial Impacts and Benefits to Chula Vista
7. Blend in with the Character of the Community
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8. Give Attention to the Area Surrounding the Stadium Complex
9. Not be Detrimental to the Bayfront Master Plan
10. Not be Detrimental to the Future University Master Plan
2. Deputy Mayor McCann thanked Mr. Sandoval for the background on the stadium sites, and
introduced San Diego Chargers Representative Mark Fabiani.
Mr. Fabiani begun by explaining the three principles that the Chargers have stated in regards
to a Chula Vista stadium:
1. This will be a privately financed facility. The Chargers will not request public funding
from the City of Chula Vista.
2. No stadium will be approved without a public vote.
3. There will be a thorough environmental review.
Mr. Fabiani explained that the one major issue stopping progress from moving forward is the
South Bay Power Plant. He said the Chargers would like to know a firm date for when the
power plant will be dismantled. But he reiterated that the Chargers are not at a point where
they are going to put a deadline on the project.
3. Deputy Mayor McCann thanked Mr. Fabiani and introduced Assistant City Manager Scott
Tulloch.
Mr. Tulloch introduced Michael Meacham, Chula Vista's Director of Conservation &
Environmental Services.
Mr. Meacham gave a Power Point presentation on the South Bay Power Plant's status.
PUBLIC COMMENTS
Thirteen individuals spoke to the Subcommittee during the public comments section.
CLOSING COMMENTS BY SUBCOMMITTEE MEMBERS
Mr. Castaneda said that it is good for the City to have open public discussion about a project
the size of a football stadium and pointed out that when the City Council voted to create its
subcommittees earlier in the year, openness and public input was the purpose and goal. He
reiterated that no matter what, it will be a public vote that will ultimately decide the issue of a
stadium in Chula Vista
Mr. McCann thanked everyone for coming to the meeting and agreed with Mr. Castaneda's
comments about the need for public input in this process.
ADJOURNMENT to the next Meeting of the San Diego Chargers Stadium Subcommittee.
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Presentation by City Manager Jim Sandoval
ClJUla Vista Chargers Site Selection
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Pursuant to Previous City Council Direction (January 23, 2007)
Any Chula Vista Stadium Proposal would have to Abide by the
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Presentation by Assistant City Manager Scott Tulloch and Director of Conservation and
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Bayfront Energy Infrastructure
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Council Objectives and Direction to
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June 8, 2009
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11 Reduce the energy infrastructure constraints
to l3ay[ront improvements and provide for
economic development and public access
a Reduce the air and water quality impacts to
the community and aesthetic impacts to thc
Bavti'ont li'OIl] the energy inli'astruclure and
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Presentation by Assistant City Manager Scott Tulloch and Director of Conservation and
Environmental Services Michael Meacham
The City/SDG&E Franchise/MOU Agreement
funds removal of the Transmiss en lowers and
relocation of the substafon
Transmission Line Towers North of J are
scheduled to be down fall/winter this year
The Port & SDG&E are negotiating a ~.7'''
substation rept3cement site ci approximately r,,;.....;
13 acres at the southern edge of the Bayfrant ;:.,~
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Based on the CitylSDG&E Franchise/MOU
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2007 Council Recommendations to the
Port of San of Diego
Infrastructure Enhancements:
. In February 2007 The City Council unanimously:
- reaffirmed its formal position that the South Sa; Power
Plan; be decommissiOled by January 2010, and
demolished immediately thereafter,
- Moved that the Port be reqLested immediately to initiate
such steps as may be necessary to accomplish the
decommissioning and demolition of the South Bay
Power Plant by 2010,
- Moved that the Port be reqLBsted to not enter into
any contracts or contract extensions that would
violate the above, end
131 In March 2007 the City Council also took a forrr.lll position
that it does not want a power plant, old or new on its b~
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2009 Council Recommendations
2009 Council Recommendations
April 21, 2009 Council Direction:
a Directed staff to assemble specific information on potential
pubrcly and privately owned alternate generation sites
within Chula Vista that are at least four acres in size, at
least 1,000 feet from sensitive receptors. and zoned for
general industr al uses.
a Convene a Blue Ribbon Committee of City, Federal, State
and Local elected leaders to work collectively with CAISO
and other state energy agencies to secure specific
commitments for projects and tlmellnes resulting in the
removal of RMR from South Bay Power Plant.
a Assemble the necessary information on the renewal of the
NPDES permit renewal for SBPP and communicate with
the RWOCB that the City wants to be involved in the
process and opposes a full five-year renewal of the permit
. Request a status report from the Port District on any
current or proposed lease extension negotiations related
to the South Bay plant or the substation and present
results to the Energy Subcommittee and full Council for
direction.
April 2009 continued. ..
It Request that the Port begin the ER process for tre South Bay
Power Plant demolition
It Request that the Port include theCity in the Ports discussions
with SDG&E on matters that relate to Chula Vista.
It Request staff to prepare a report to the Council so Coulcil take
position on SB 42.
It Ensure that the two million slimulLS dollars for energy efflcency
block grants is spent in a wa; that helps us the most in getting
rid of the SBPP Energy infrastrucllJre sfmulus money should
tie in with energy efficient ceve opment based on a comnitment
that all new bayfront redevelop'nent would meet or exceed the
highest energy efficiency standards
June 2, 2009 Action
. Council assigned a new Port Commissioner and with direction
that the decommissionilg of the SBPP be a priority.
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Presentation by Assistant City Manager Scott Tulloch and Director of Conservation and
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Port - Dynergy Lease & Cooperation Agreements Negotiations - Ongoing
SBPP Discharge Permit Renewal (RWQCB)
May to October 2009
CAISO Correspondence on SBPP
At Least 2 of 3
(1)Sunrise, (2) Ot2Y Mesa Generating Facility (585Mw), and
(3) ado'tion;)1 Peaking Capac ty
CAISO Annual RMR Review
August to November
CPUC Resource Adequacy (RA) Local Capacity Requirement (LCR) -
RrVlR "equiv8Ient"
CPUC Long Term Procurement Plan
CPUC: 130Mw wi;h Sunrise, <'.OOMw without Sunrise
Orange Grove (9SMw) & Miramar (50Mw) approved and
in service later this year?
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