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10/19/2010
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Councilmember McGovern referred to recycling of water and said in the conditions of approval, <br /> it discusses the possibility of using recycled water. She asked where the City was in terms of its <br /> recycling plan, how close it is to making this a reality on the property, and she asked whether <br /> purple pipes would be put on the property. <br /> Ms. Giffin responded that it was included and addressed in the CEQA documentation and SEIR. <br /> There are also conditions of approval for each property relating to recycled water. Director of <br /> Operations Services Daniel Smith stated they have worked with DSRSD and have a tentative <br /> agreement for them to supply water to Staples Ranch and to cover it under their permit. They <br /> have also met with the Department of Health Services to prepare receiving their permit to begin <br /> receiving water. He believes they will be ready in two years to have everything ready. They <br /> have also worked closely with engineering to put the purple pipe in the ground on both El <br /> Charro and Stoneridge Drive. <br /> Councilmember McGovern referred to benches in the Neighborhood Park and confirmed that <br /> staff will review recycled material for benches. <br /> Councilmember McGovern referred to photovoltaics and being PV- ready. She questioned if <br /> location on the restroom roofs was also possible and asked if Hendrick was PV- ready. Mr. <br /> Bocian said the Planning Commission encouraged Hendrick to be PV- ready. Staff has <br /> discussed this with them quite a bit, but it does not fit into their financial model at this time. <br /> Councilmember McGovern noted the high usage of energy, given the lighting at Hendrick, and <br /> she voiced concern about not requiring it to be PV- ready. In other projects, grant or other <br /> funding was used, and she asked if this could be considered as a condition. Mr. Bocian said yes <br /> and he was sure Hendrick and the City could work towards grant funding. <br /> Councilmember McGovern noted CLC is allowed two pets per residence, and she asked if there <br /> was an area on site for dogs to be walked and exercised. Mr. Bocian said they do have a dog <br /> run. <br /> Councilmember McGovern noted conditions in the Hendrick plan that allows motorcycles or <br /> boats, and she questioned whether they should be allowed next to CLC given their noise. <br /> Ronald Tye, Regional Financial Officer, Hendrick Automotive, said they currently have no <br /> intention of selling that type of product; however, they are trying to maintain this flexibility for the <br /> future. They do have some motorcycle dealerships on the east coast, but do not plan on doing it <br /> here. <br /> Councilmember McGovern questioned if Mr. Tye was amenable to returning to the Council in <br /> the future if motorcycles were added. Mr. Tye said they prefer to keep it in which will allow them <br /> the flexibility to use the property. <br /> Councilmember McGovern referred to any conditions relating to the times of day for loading and <br /> unloading of cars. Ms. Giffin said there is no specific condition of approval, and this would fall <br /> back on the City's Municipal Code. Mr. Tye, in response to Councilmember McGovern, stated <br /> parts and accessories arriving by truck typically arrive overnight and offloaded into a special <br /> area of the building. Cars are delivered during the day to the interior of the site and arrive as <br /> early as 7:00 a.m. and they usually conclude by the early afternoon. However, they come in <br /> different schedules based upon the manufacturers. He confirmed these types of deliveries do <br /> City Council Minutes Page 10 of 15 September 7, 2010 <br />
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