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SR 84:144 Page 17 B. Options for Including IGPR CoKm~ittee ' s Recommendations The Industrial General Plan Review Committee has proposed 40 recommendations which they would like to be incorporated into the City's General Plan. These reconunendations include land use designations (the 12 "I" parcels), policies (eg. adhere t.o air quality standards) and actions (eg. acquire the SP right-of-way) which could be incorporated into the City's General Plan in one of three ways. 1. Incorporate Recommendations Into the General Plan Update The proposed General Plan work program includes consideration of the IGPR Committee's recomJnendations as part of the comprehensive update of ].and uses, policies and programs. The Committee's recom- mendations will be evaluated along with existing and proposed policies and a determination wjl! be made by the Council as to which will be included in the final General Plan document. The Committee's recommendations would be reviewed in the first half of 1985 and adopted in August of 1985. 2. Amer~d Existing General Plan to Include Committee Reconm~endations The Committee is concerned that the 12 land use designations and the FAR ] imitations be reviewed and acted upon by the Council as soon as possible~ These amendments to the General Plan could be scheduled for the next GPA hearing in June of 1984. However, such an amendment would reqt:lire an evaluation of consistency with other land uses, policies and acti. or~s in the existing General Plan. Such an evaluation is being proposed as a first task in the proposed General Plan work program and might be more effectively conducted at that time. 3. Initiate GPAs in June and Incorporate Into Update In order to comprehensively evaluate the Committee's recom- mendations in light of other issues to be addressed in the General Plan update and also comply with the Committee's concern for timing, a third options shoul_d be considered. The Council co'uld initiate General Plan amendments for the ]2 land use designations and the FAR recornmendation in june and direct staff to include all 40 of the Commi'ttee's recommendations for consi. deration in the General. Plan update. Also at the June GPA hearing, Council could adopt a resolution to consider 'the Committee's land use and FAR recommendations along with existing General Plan policy in the event that development applications are made in the interim which relate to the 12 parcels or industrial/ commercial/office FARS. Thus, the Conunittee's. recommendations are not lost on i_nterim projects and also will be subject to the same analysis affor-ded other suggestions raised during the C, eneral Pl.an update process.