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Harris indicated that they have agreed to spend a considerable amount of money on that intersection as a result of the recent Suttergate access issue. Commissioner Wellman asked if approval of the General Plan amendment would mean approval of the water treatment plant as well. Mr. Harris said it would not. Chairman Doherty then asked Mr. Swift about the site acquisition. Mr. Swift explained. The public hearing was opened. Mun Mar, Zone 7, reviewed the agreements between the Zone, Federal government and the City. It may be some time before the Federal Government executes the Quit Claim for the .89 acre iece but they have a letter authorizing the use from the Federal P government. Commissioner Innes then discussed easements which run throughout the subject property. Peder Jacobson, 6122 Allbrook Circle was o proposed because of noise, pollution~on Ho PPosed to the changes about Hacienda's participation in improvingyHod Road. He asked and asked what the Sutter Gate issue" was, Pyard at Parkside explained. Mr. Jacobson had concerns that therYouthrSports Park would not have use of this propert for youth sports. Mr. Harris explainedhthatothere willsbe aside use of the parking lot which Zone 7 is putting in which is vPebyic much needed by the park. Chairman Doherty then asked if the Parks and Recreation Commission concurred with the reconveyance of the land. Mr. Harris indicated that he is not sure, however, when McManus owned the property, two tennis courts were the Park and Recreation Commission atpthatstameodidhnotlwantnthem on the property. Instead the tennis courts are now scheduled to be installed on Hopyard north of Valley Avenue in the proposed tennis center. Commissioner Lindsey said the sports park has been used for both adults and youth. Parking is needed for the park. The public hearing was closed. Commissioner Innes asked Mr. Swift to explain the reversion of acreage and how the property would be acquired from the Federal Government. Mr. Swift ex lained. with all of the easementspon the Mr' Swift also stated that for the City to put something on thepsite andwdodgebthelwellslas well as easements on the property. Mr. Harris added that further since it is adjacent to residential units if lights were installed and illuminated at night, this would be in appro riate because of the residences. p - 12 - ._ ... . r-- .. __.._...