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Mr. Edgar presented the various staff reports regarding this matter regarding history of odors from the sewage treatment plant, land use, and the Environmental Impact Statement~ He also read a letter from Mr. Paul Ryan, General Manager, V.C.S.D., regarding the sewage treatment plant, stating that complaints on odors had decreased, however, increased use of the plant would increase sewer odors. Mr. Edgar stated the decision before the Council tonight is whether the problems with the sewer plant generally outweigh the problems with an uncommon land use. Mr. Castro reviewed the report regarding Environmental Impact Statement and land use recommendations of the area, stating that Commercial Service zoning would probably have some impact on the environment, more so than as now designated. Mr. Stephen M. Chandler, Attorney representing Singer Housing Company, stated the land had been purchased by his clients in 1967 and had planned unit develop- ment approval from the Council at the time the land was annexed, per agreement to the City. He further stated that Singer has complied with all the conditions of that approval and that Tract 3311 has an approved tentative map and Tract 3312 has an approved tentative and approved final map. Mr. Chandler requested that the City follow through with the commitments made during the annexation agreement negotiations. Mr. Ronald Pardini, Vice-President of Singer Housing Company, stated his com- pany has already expended some $25 million on the property, built 885 out of the approved 1,035 homes, donated a park, and put in streets and utilities for a resi- dential development. He stated that Singer has worked in good faith with the City and would certainly voice a very strong protest of inverse condemnation if the property was not put to a compatible use in the neighborhood. Mr. Hank Farroll, representing Qualified Investors, Inc., owners of Parcel 941-1302-2-19, presented a history of the land in question, stating they reserved this 13 acre parcel for future sale and use by V.C.S.D., for expansion of their sewage facilities. He further stated that V.C.S.D. does not intend to buy the land and he has been unable to sell it to anyone. He urged the Council to con- sider residential or a combination of compatible industry. Mr. Norman Bumgarner, 6370 Alvord Way, stated his concern regarding the resi- dents in the perimeter of this area should industry be allowed and urged careful consideration of this matter by the Planning Commission and City Council. There was general discussion regarding sewer odor problems, industry locating next to existing residential, and increased traffic. It was moved by Councilman Pearson, and seconded by Councilman Mori, that the public hearing on this matter be continued until January 29, 1973. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmen Herlihy, Kinney, Mori, Pearson, and Mayor Reid NOES: None ABSENT: None It was moved by Councilman Pearson, and seconded by Councilman Herlihy, that it was the intention of the City Council to rezone Maps 3311 and 3312, and Parcel Map 941-1302-2-19 to land uses other than residential and in accordance with those land uses designated in the staff report dated September 19, 1972, from the Di- ._ rector of Community Development. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilman Pearson NOES: Councilmen Herlihy, Kinney, Mori, and Mayor Reid Mayor Reid reiterated that there had not been enough testimony from residents in the area, and he did not want to be restricted by a Resolution of Intention regarding a decision on this matter. Councilman Mori requested a policy regarding FHA on this land. 2. 1/15/73