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AGENDA REPORT
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12/17/2013
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BACKGROUND <br /> On May 3, 2011, the City Council adopted the Planning Commission's recommendation <br /> to re-evaluate the Downtown Historic Preservation policies, guidelines, and processes <br /> as a Council Priority. <br /> At the October 18, 2011 City Council meeting, the Council approved the creation of the <br /> ad hoc Task Force, to consist of seven members- two Planning Commissioners and five <br /> at-large Pleasanton residents. <br /> The City Council approved and appointed the following Task Force members: <br /> 1. Planning Commission members (2 members): <br /> - Jennifer Pearce <br /> - Philip Blank <br /> 2. At-large members (5 members): <br /> - Emilie Cruzan <br /> - Linda Garbarino <br /> - Gerald Hodnefield <br /> - Paul Martin <br /> - Bonnie Krichbaum <br /> The focus of the Historic Preservation Task Force has been to review current City <br /> Policies and processes to determine if they: <br /> a) Provide adequate protection of historic resources, and <br /> b) Allow for an efficient and clear process for projects involving historic preservation <br /> issues. <br /> Progress of the Task Force <br /> The Task Force has met ten times since February 2012 and has accomplished the <br /> following: <br /> • Reviewed and discussed the existing Specific Plan, Guidelines, Policies, <br /> procedures, and supporting documentation. <br /> • Reviewed other applicable regulations and guidelines such as the California <br /> Environmental Quality Act and the Secretary of the Interior Standards for Historic <br /> Preservation. <br /> • Reviewed other Cities' approaches to Historic Preservation. <br /> • Reviewed the Mills Act and program requirements. <br /> • Obtained professional consulting services and had a Local Historic Context <br /> Statement prepared. <br /> • Developed a Draft District Map. <br /> • Conducted a public survey of the concepts and topics the Task Force was <br /> focusing on. <br /> • Hosted a public workshop to receive comments and to provide information. <br /> • Created a subcommittee and completed four public outreach meetings <br /> Meeting summaries of the ten Task Force meetings are available upon request at the <br /> Planning Division. <br /> Page 2 of 10 <br />
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