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· 229:" consideration as a replacement for Paul Ebright, who recently resigned from the Steering Committee. He advised that he had received a telephone call from Robert Pearson stating that he intends to resign from the Steering Committee, but as of this date no official letter in writing has been received. Mr. Innes stated that the Steering Committee met August 22, 1983 to discuss possible candidates for the Steering Committee and had voted unanimously on the candidates listed in the letter presented to Council. He stated that any of these individuals would enhance the Committee in completing the study. Council discussion ensued regarding appointment of a replacement for Robert Pearson before his official resignation is received. Mr. Innes stated that the Committee is getting into a critical stage of the study and need all members to effectively complete the review. Councilmember Mercer stated he did not feel a replacement should be appointed for Robert Pearson until his resignation is received in writing. Mayor Butler stated he felt some of the lesser known candidates on the list should be appointed to fill the vacancies on this Committee in order to give them more exposure. After discussion, it was moved by Councilmember Wood, and seconded by Council- member Brandes, that Resolution No. 83-362, appointing Ed McGovern to fill the un- expired term of Paul Ebright on the Steering Committee of the Industrial General Plan Review Committee, and that Jerry Morrow be appointed to fill the unexpired term of Robert Pearson on the Steering Committee upon receipt of the written resignation of Mr. Pearson, be adopted. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers Brandes, Mohr, and Wood NOES: Councilmember Mercer and Mayor Butler ABSENT: None MEETING OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Mr. Robert Hadley, 3895 Northwood Court, asked if anything could be done about extended parking of motor homes on public streets. He stated that one of his neigh- bors parked his motor home in front of Mr. Hadley's residence, which caused him much aggrevation. Council advised Mr. Hadley that city ordinance requies any recreation vehicle to be moved after being parked for 72 hours on a public street. After dis- cussion, Council referred this matter to staff for further handling to alleviate the situation if possible. Mr. Brad Hirst, Co-Chairman of the Transportation Committee of the General Plan Review Committee, stated that this Committee presented a recommendation to Council at their meeting of August 9, 1983, relative to a bike/pedestrian bridge over the arroyo into the Sports Park. He stated Council requested that the Transportation Committee meet with the Park and Recreation Commission and to make specific recommen- dations regarding this matter. Mr. Hirst stated that after further consideration there appears to be many more problems than first anticipated, such as amount of traffic and what time it happens, peak loads, and provision of service to the east end of the Parkside development. He requested this matter be looked into very thoroughly and recommended that authorization be granted to staff to proceed with hiring a consultant for an amount not to exceed $15,000-$20,000, to complete a study of vehicular, pedestrian, and bike access into the Sports Park. He asked that this be done before termination of the Transportation Committee at the conclusion of the Industrial General Plan review study. He also requested that staff be authorized to do some work over the Labor Day weekend when a major soccer tournament will be held at the Sports Park, to evaluate peak loads and traffic congestion. 4. 8/23/83