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Home My Public Portal AboutA 1991-03-21 - PROJECT AREA COMMITTEE AGENDAS � ;� � � . , AGENDA ' PROJECT AREA COMMITTES (��PAC��) . TO THE LYNWOOD REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT AREA ��At�! _ ��Q � � Q � / MARCH 21 � 19 91 R� O C L � 0 D ' _ 5:30 p.m. �n'CLERKSOFF�� MAR 13 1991 ' BATEMAN HALL, ROOM 1 LYNWOOD E CAL FORN A 902 7' �� =�� -�,��' MARGARET ARAUJO HELEN MENDOZA CHAIRPERSON ACT. VICE-CHAIRPERSON SECRETARY-TREASIIRER COMMITTEE MEMBERB: MICHAEL CHAPMAN W. A. PRICE LYNN DUDENHOEFFER JUANITA RAMOS . DELLA MAZZZOTTI JANICE S. SMITH HAROLD TUCKER i REDBVELOPMENT BTAFF Kenrick R. Karefa-Johnson Community Development Director ' ' Johonna Howard Administrative Analyst ZII Susan Fowler Administrative Aide � I + . . • '. PROJECT AREA COMMITTEE MARCA 21, 1991 I. openinq ' A. Call meeting to order B. Roll Call C. Certification of Agenda posting according to Brown Act II. Approval of Minutes - February 21, 1991 iiI. old Business Request submitted to City Council to consider extending the PAC for one year. Iv. status or Projects . M+ D Marketplace (presentation by Mr. Donald Chae, owner and president) v. Public orals • vi. Committee Member orala VII. Adjournment I I i i � I � � f:\redeveLp�agenda\pec\pacagend\sf I i I i � I � � � � . MINIITEB OF PROJECT AREA COMMITTEE FEBRIIARY 19. 1991 I. Opening A. Call meeting to order. The meeting was called to order by Chairperson Margaret Araujo at 5:40 p.m. B. Roll Call. The following members were present: Margaret Araujo Helen Mendoza Juanita Ramos Harold Tucker Della Mazziotti Lynn Dudenhoeffer Michael Chapman W.A. Price II. Approval of Minutes - January 17, 1991. A motion was made by Della Mazziotti and passed to approve the minutes of the previous meeting. III. New Business: Discussion to fill vacant seats on PAC. A discussion was held pertaining to vacant seats on the PAC. It was determined that we have a total of 8 vacancies on the PAC. Three of these vacancies are in the category of businesspersons, 2 under residential tenants, 2 for community organizations, and 1 residential owner. However, the geographical subareas of the vacancies were not discussed. Staff was advised to prepare for the election of new PAC members, in accordance with the Bylaws. IV. Status of Projects. FRONTIER MARRET Johonna presented a status report on the Oh Project, � stating that Mr. Oh needed to obtain the signatures of at least 51� of the owners within tract 15061. There are 250 parcels; therefore, Mr. Oh needed 126 signatures, but he obtained 160 signatures, so he has more than was necessary. Johonna also advised that those signatures are all valid, because they have all been notarized. Johonna also said staff is working on a full presentation in relation to the Frontier Market to present to the PAC. ( - TRAVELODGS I Johonna stated that she spoke with Mr. Patel and was told that the word "motel" would not be part of the Travelodge sign, indicating that the Travelodge franchise would noE allow this. Mrs. Araujo confirmed this by stating that she had also called Mr. Patel and was informed that the word "motel" would not be included on the sign. I Mrs. Araujo inquired as to what the property behind the Travelodge would be used for. She said an article in the I newspaper stated that it will be used for a storage, facility. She further stated that if this was so, she had some concerns as to how the placement of a storage facility would physically impact the other development in that area. She stated that she would contact the Director of Community Development to address her concerns. � ` . � � � M+D MARRETPLACS Johonna said she had looked at the concerns of the PAC regarding the Marketplace, and has therefore included a „ copy,of City Council Resolution 2308 approving the - conditional use permit for the property, as part of the , Agenda package. Additionally, a letter was sent to Mr. Chae requestinq him.to address the PAC's concerns. Johonna added that Mr. Morales, Associate Planner in Redevelopment, is responsible for monitoring the ` Marketplace for compliance of the conditions. The, PAC � members agreed that they would all like to see the Marketplace do well, and they feel that it would do much better with more advertising. , V. Public Orals None VI. Committee Member Orals Freedom Ford. Mrs. Araujo said she heard Freedom Ford had been shut down. Johonna said Freedom Ford is now out of ' � business, but the City is.preparing Requests for Proposals for the development of the site. Carrows Restaurant. Johonna said staff spoke with Carrows restaurant to set up an appointment, and we are still awaiting a response from them. Johonna added that staff is not going to contact the owners of the Little Red Roof at this time, because of the current state of the economy: Because Carrows has expressed an interest in expanding in Lynwood, staff would continue to follow-up with the inquiry. Johonna added that when the economy picks up, , staff will again pursue other restaurants. VII. ,Adjournment � '. With no further discussion, the PAC adjourned at 6:40 p.m. to its next regular meeting of March 21, 1991, to,be held I at 5:30 p.m., Bateman Hall, Room 1, 11331 Ernestine Avenue, I Lynwood, California. � . � f:\redevelp\agenda\pac�peemnts\sf� � �