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TOWN OF TRUCKEE
TOWN COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING MINUTES
June 17, 2009, 6:00 p.m.
Town Hall - Administrative Center
10183 Truckee Airport Road, Truckee, CA
6:02:18 PM
1. CALL TO ORDER –
Vice Mayor Dee called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m.
2. ROLL CALL:
Council Members; Green, Anderson, deRyk Jones, and Vice Mayor Dee.
6:04:12 PM
Absent:
Mayor Brown.
Staff Present:
Chief of Police Sensley, Town Attorney Crabb, Town Planner Hall, Records
Technician Kuhlemier, Town Manager Lashbrook, Community Development Director
McLaughlin, Associate Planner Nishimori, Town Clerk Price, Administrative Services Director
Szczurek, Assistant Town Manager Terrazas, Senior Engineer Vaughan, Public Works
Director/Town Engineer Wilkins, and Assistant Engineer Bucar.
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3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
– led by 5 District County Supervisor, Ted Owens.
4. PUBLIC COMMENT
Maia Schneider, Truckee resident, stated Truckee Day was a huge success. Seven hundred
volunteers worked Truckee Day in the rain.
Jamie Brimer, Truckee resident, announced:
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Truckee Sunrise Rotary is having a fundraiser.
Place: Truckee Donner Regional Park.
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What: Chili cook-off.
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When: Sunday, June 28, 2009 at 11:00 a.m.
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Josh Susman, Truckee resident, announced Tour De Nez will be held Thursday, June 18,
2009.
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Dennis Dickinson, Truckee resident, announced the Cannibal Cruise July 10 through the
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12 at Truckee Donner Regional Park.
Alison Schwedner, Director of the Community Collaborative, representing Truckee Health
Challenge:
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Stated her gratitude for Council in placing sidewalks on Donner Pass Road.
Nikki Riley, Sierra Business Council, supports the Truckee Health Challenge 2013.
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5. PRESENTATIONS –
none.
6:07:09 PM
6. CONSENT CALENDAR
It was moved by Council Member Anderson, and seconded by Council Member Green,
to approve the Consent Calendar as follows:
6.1 Approve the Minutes of May 13 and June 4, 2009.
6.2 Authorize the Town Manger to execute a contract amendment and new contract with
Environmental Science Associates (ESA) for Phase 3A of the Truckee River Legacy
Trail.
6.3 Make findings allowing the Town Manager to execute a contract amendment with
Lumos & Associates, Inc. in the amount of $58,700 for the preparation of final design
plans for Phase 3A of the Truckee River Legacy Trail; and authorize a 15% contingency
budget for the contract amendment.
6.4 Authorize the Public Works Director/Town Engineer to file a Notice of Completion with
Trout Creek Landscape, Inc. for the State Route 89/Interstate 80 Roundabouts
Landscaping Project CIP 60-03-17 for a total construction cost of $171,299 and amend
the Fiscal Year 08-09 budget as outlined in the staff report.
6.5 Authorize the Town Manager to execute a contract for bond and disclosure counsel,
with Orrick, Herrington, and Sutcliffe, LLP in an amount not to exceed $88,000 to
provide bond and disclosure counsel services for the Town.
6:07:50 PM
The Consent Calendar was approved with the following vote:
Ayes: Council Member Anderson, Vice Mayor Dee, Council Member Green, and
Council Member deRyk Jones.
Noes: None.
Absent: Mayor Brown.
Abstain: None.
The motion passed 4-0.
7. DISCUSSION ITEMS
7.1 PUBLIC HEARING - Truckee Railyard Master Plan and Environmental Impact Report
Public Hearing (Planning Application 06-070/MP).
Recommended Action:
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Adopt Resolution 2009-32, certifying the Railyard Master Plan Final Environmental
Impact Report (SCH#2007-122092) and adopting the Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting
Program in accordance with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and based
on the recommended findings; and
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Adopt Resolution 2009-33, adopting the Railyard Master Plan and approving a Planned
Development for the Master Plan based on the recommended findings; and
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Adopt Resolution 2009-34, approving amendments to the Downtown Specific Plan based
on the recommended findings; and
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Waive the first reading and introduce Ordinance 2009-03, approving amendments to the
Town Zoning Map based on the recommended findings; and
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Waive the first reading and introduce Ordinance 2009-04, approving Development Code
text amendments based on the recommended findings.
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Associate Planner Nishimori presented information from the staff report.
Town Attorney Crabb updated Council regarding an agreement between Truckee Fire
District, and the Town.
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The agreement will include a “will serve” letter prior to proceeding with construction.
Truckee Fire District gave testimony at the Planning Commission (on file with the
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Town Clerk) given to Council regarding specific testimony.
The District, Staff, and Developer are in support of this agreement.
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Council Discussion:
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If Council approves the condition for Truckee Fire District, they would approve the
resolution tonight and Staff would develop the appropriate language.
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Section one, Ordinance 2009-03, there will be a text change from Downtown Master Plan
to Downtown Railroad Master Plan.
Developer Presentation:
Rick Holliday, Railyard Master Plan Developer, presented information on the project:
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The Town and Developer have had thirty three (33) meetings in the last year alone for
this project.
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Stated he purchased the property because he had been visiting Truckee for thirty years
and loved Truckee.
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Provided background information on the project.
Implemented the community concerns into the plan.
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Did not want two Downtowns.
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Wanted a “walk-able” Downtown.
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Wanted a movie theatre.
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Wanted a boutique hotel.
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Wanted housing.
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Possibly a Post Office, possibly a Trader Joe’s type of grocery
store.
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Wanted ease of flowing of traffic.
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Diversify the economy.
Council Discussion:
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Pointed out this plan is flexible and changeable.
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The movie theatre should be a smaller scale more Truckee like, a three screen size will
also be manageable.
Vice Mayor Dee opened the item for public comment.
Maia Schneider, Truckee resident:
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Read a letter from Kathleen Eagan (Truckee’s First Mayor) of her support for the project
(on file with the Town Clerk).
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Representing Nevada County Resource Board and their support for the project.
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Ms. Schneider is a former Mayor and Council Member of the Truckee Town Council.
Spoke in support of the Railyard project.
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Ted Owens, Truckee resident, 5th District Nevada County Supervisor, Former Mayor and
Council Member:
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Read a letter of support for the Railyard from John Carey, Truckee resident (on file with
the Town Clerk).
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Spoke in support of the project and the process for the Railyard project.
The in-fill development of this project is diversified.
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Art Chapman, Truckee resident:
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Provided information and background regarding commercial developments throughout
California.
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Expressed concerns that Truckee could be losing its tourism, vitality, and economics
without the Railyard Development.
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Spoke in support of the project.
Brent Collinson, General Counsel Truckee Fire Protection District:
Introduced the Truckee Fire District Board Members and Special Counsel.
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Affirmed an agreement between the Town, the District, and the applicant that a
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condition of approval is to be placed on the Master Plan and future project
related approvals that a will serve letter will be obtained from the District prior to
issuance of Town permits for construction on the project, other than initial
grading and site work.
Once the requested condition is imposed the District withdraws its objection to
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the project and its prior comments on the final Environmental Impact Report on
the project.
Jody Sweet, Truckee resident:
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Handed out pictures, from Southern Pacific Railroad (submitted for the Record, on file
with the Town Clerk).
Stated the roundhouse, the building is a car repair shop (map 1916). Southern
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Pacific has the data showing the buildings from 1880 through 1916.
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Maps show multiple buildings.
The photograph shows the balloon track and Trout Creek in an original route.
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Concerned the balloon track and Trout Creek are the same project.
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Concerned over the historical value of the property.
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Concerned over the environmental issues of the property.
Marty Woods, Truckee resident and Owner of the Cooks building Downtown:
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Spoke in support of the project.
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The architecture compliments the Downtown District.
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Great opportunity to enhance Truckee and the economy.
Cliff Hartwell, Truckee resident, former Historic Preservation Advisory Committee Member,
and served on the Downtown Specific Plan Committee:
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Spoke in support of the project.
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The old mill site was not attractive nor is this building.
This could be replaced by a much more attractive and usable building.
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Bob Bell, Truckee resident and President of the Truckee Donner Railyard Society:
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The Railyard Society would like to use the building in its current location.
The Society understands in order to save and restore the building for a public
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safety standpoint would be too expensive.
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The building would need to be changed in order make that happen.
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The Society does accept the proposed deconstruction of the building and the materials
used for other public use.
Don Davis, Secretary Truckee Donner Railyard Society:
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Supports bringing a Railyard Museum to the Railyard Project.
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Supports the project.
Paul Leyton, Truckee resident former Planning Commissioner:
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Received an invitation from Friends of Truckee to attend tonight’s meeting.
Mr. Leyton was in the shopping center business for many years and supports Mr.
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Chapman’s comments regarding critical mass of retail.
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The connection between the project and commercial row is one of the most important
items for this project.
The future success of Downtown pertains to this connection.
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Spoke in support of the project.
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Questioned if Friends of Truckee would assist the developer in moving the maintenance
building to a downtown vacant site on Jibboom Street.
Homer Gee, Member of East River Home Owner Association:
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Supports the project.
Union Pacific land south of the railroad is in a general state of disrepair, this
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section is a detriment of the project and downtown.
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Requested the Town enforce the regulations of these areas.
Traffic on East River will have traffic issues, requests the Town to take over the
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maintenance on East River Street.
Chelsea Walterscheid, Truckee Donner Historical Society:
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Read a letter that is on file with the Town Clerk.
7:26:40 PM
Craig Threshie, Truckee resident, former Mayor, Council Member, Planning Commissioner,
Member of the Railyard Site Master Plan Committee, and co-author of the 2005 collaboration
with the Sierra Business Council Building Vibrancy Communities of Mixed Use Handbook:
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Passionate with the historical areas of Truckee.
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Using a mixed use space with restore the vitality in Downtown.
The Downtown area will benefit from the Railyard Master Plan.
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It is well knows fact that these types of developments bring local’s back
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downtown.
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Spoke in support of the Railyard Master Plan.
Steve Frish, Downtown resident and President, Sierra Business Council:
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Spoke in support of the Railyard project.
Helped get the grant for the planning portion of the project grant.
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Supported the restoration of Trout Creek.
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There are legitimate concerns for the project, but the Town needs to find the
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strength to overcome those concerns and work together to invest in our future.
Josh Susman, Truckee resident, former Mayor and Council Member:
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Spoke in support of the project.
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Provided historical information on this project.
Spoke in support of Holliday Development.
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Stated there have been thirty three (33) meetings this years and going on nine years.
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Stated for the record (7:35:52 PM) “The history of this property and all the iterations of
the draft master plans that have come before it. The Downtown Specific Plan and
everything else be inclusive as a discussion of the alternatives discussed for this site.”
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Stated everyone is a friend of Truckee in this room (requested a show of hands of those
in support for the Railyard Master Plan).
Jamie Brimer, Truckee resident:
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Believes a property owners right in developing their property, as long as there are
guidelines.
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A couple of concerns:
The re-alignment could be a deterrent to Downtown.
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Could pull people away from the Downtown area.
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Requested Donner Pass Road be left in its current configuration.
Paul Bartolini, Truckee resident:
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Spoke in favor of the project.
Feels the “T” intersection would and could become a “welcome” to downtown
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Truckee.
The “T” intersection gives us a main street and a Town Center.
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Questioned the accuracy of the newspaper ads placed by the Friends of
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Truckee.
Gave Council, Staff, Community, and Holliday Development kudos for a great job
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done.
Tom Marin, Full Belly Deli Owner:
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Spoke in support of the project.
Would love to have his business a part of the project.
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Mike Dunsford, Truckee resident:
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Supports the project and what others have already stated in public comment.
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Feels Holliday Development and this project are gift to the community.
Has been in Commercial Development for 40 years and this project is impressive.
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Stated the Friends of Truckee are not representative to all of the Truckee Community.
Disagrees with the pursuit of litigation against the Town and Developer.
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Will cost taxpayers a lot of money.
Nikki Riley, Truckee resident, Former Planning Commissioner:
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Spoke in support of the project.
Had the opportunity to tour Holliday’s projects in Bay Area; they bring a lot to the
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table.
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Dennis Dickinson, Truckee resident:
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Did read all of the publications for the Railyard Master Plan and Trout Creek Master Plan.
Lahontan wrote a letter to the developer regarding the Master Plan. Stated they
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have issues regarding Trout Creek.
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Stated the Environmental Impact Report approval is premature.
Stated the Railyard Master Plan, and the Trout Creek Restoration Plan are
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intertwined projects.
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Requests Council make sure the projects are separate and distinct.
Siobhan Smart, Truckee resident, President Friends of Truckee:
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Placed several ads in the Sierra Sun.
Stated the lawsuit will not be at the expense of the tax payer but at the expense
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of the Developer.
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There will be an indemnification agreement between the Town and
Developer upon the approval of California Environmental Quality Act
(CEQA) certification this evening.
Friends of Truckee have received over 1000 responses.
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These responses are showing concern for the traffic pattern being
suggested.
Regarding the last ad; the Friends of Truckee are concerned about comments in
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private meetings taking place to put up cement blockades on Church Street and
making East Jibboom Street one way.
Pleased to hear that the movie theatre will be a condition of the project.
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Wants a circle turn for the traffic for the project.
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Apologize to the e-mails Friends of Truckee could not answer, prior to the
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meeting.
Tim Taylor, Stoel Rives, Counsel for Friends of Truckee:
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Stated there are deficiencies in the CEQA documents.
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Referred to a letter on file with Town Clerk.
There are process deficiencies and errors.
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As an elected official apologizes for the late delivery of the letter and response to
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the Council.
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Railyard Master Plan and the Trout Creek Restoration.
Noted the inadequacy of alternatives in the Environmental Impact Report (EIR).
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Notice of the hazardous materials on this site, the absence of proper notification
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the Town should try and correct. .
Susan Brandt-Hawley, Counsel for Friends of Truckee:
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Stated her practice focuses on historical resources and use.
The demolition would be a significant environmental impact due to the historical
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resources of the Union Pacific Building.
You have an inadequate analysis of alternatives in the EIR.
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Request the public and Council explore the history and process prior to a
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discussion.
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Filed a letter with the Town Clerk.
JD Hoss, Truckee resident, business owner, and Radio host:
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Spoke in support of the project from a Radio Host standpoint for 101.5 independent radio
station in Truckee.
Truckee has been voted the gateway of California.
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? This project is an ecological disaster, but could a fantastic center point for
entering Truckee.
Residents do not like the look of this site.
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Spoke as a Business Owner of Hoss Hardwood and Carpets:
If people make a plan and work hard to make successful business, the fear of
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people taking away theirs is lower.
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Spoke in support of the project from a Truckee resident standpoint:
Gave a history of being raised in Truckee.
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Looks forward to raising his family in Truckee.
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Spoke in support of the Railyard Master Plan as being a hub for local residents.
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Janette Conradson, Truckee resident:
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Spoke in support of this development.
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Stated the Friends of Truckee’s ad offended her today.
It was horrible and not true.
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The Railyard plan is a Truckee plan and an opportunity.
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The Railyard will complement the downtown.
8:08:45 PM
Kaitlund Backlund, Mountain Area Preservation Foundation:
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Stated support for the Railyard Master Plan.
Brings vitality and energy to Downtown.
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Respects the efforts to restore Trout Creek.
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? The Railyard and Trout Creek are separate projects.
Supports Downtown traffic lights will help facilitate the already congested
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downtown traffic issues.
Downtown already has traffic issues, this will help.
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? This plan is pedestrian and bicycle safe.
Breeze Cross, Truckee resident, former Mayor and Council Member:
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Stated this site is historical; it’s been Railyard site and then a mill site.
This site has always been an industrial site and it can be a community site of 75
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acres.
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Serving on Council during the first thoughts of this plan, Mr. Cross questioned the
project, however;
This community embraced this project, process, and site for nine years.
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This project is responsive to the community needs.
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Supports this project.
Al Pombo, Truckee resident:
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Neighbor to Holliday Development (business are next to each other).
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Provided anecdotal information on the “old” Truckee.
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Supports this project.
Elizabeth Carmel, Downtown property owner and Truckee resident:
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Spoke in support of the project.
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Two issues of concerns.
Re-alignment of Donner Pass Road – brought up by Friends of Truckee.
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? The current swoosh is extremely dangerous and will become more
dangerous if the re-alignment does not take place.
Critical to allow more economic diversity in downtown.
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? Local people can not afford rents downtown.
Stated gratitude for Rick Holliday and his staff for seeing the process through.
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Jim Simon, Truckee resident and property owner Downtown:
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Stated this is an important vote, the community supports this project.
This is a comprehensive EIR.
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The amount of support from Truckee residents is overwhelming and stating for
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itself.
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There are extremely important features in the project.
Quality Developer that has integrity and interest in our community.
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The length of Donner Pass Road will extend the July 4 parade.
Mark Tanner, Truckee resident:
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Stated this has been a long process; the process has done all the due diligence.
This is a community project, this is Truckee’s project.
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Expressed concerns regarding the amount of people did not take the process seriously
until now.
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Stated he is “A Friend of Truckee”. The group is not representative of the community.
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If this project goes to litigation, it will cost the taxpayers money.
It is a great project, where Truckee’s vitality is at stake.
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Eric Sutton, Truckee resident;
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Not against project, but wants to comment on the project.
There has not been communication with the railroad on the zoning change.
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You are taking out industrial land and not zoning for industrial land. The
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opportunity of industrial land is few and costly.
Fire Department talked about 10 foot roads; this is going to be a nightmare in the
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wintertime for snow removal.
Stated the Planning Commission is relaxing the requirement of the improvement
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to the intersections in downtown.
Darin Dinsmore, Consultant:
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Spoke in support of the plan.
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Was fortunate to facilitate the process for the Railyard Master Plan.
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This was and is a community based process.
Stefanie Olivieri, Truckee resident:
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Spoke in support of the project.
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Stated a couple concerns:
The theater and the hotel are key elements to this project. These should be
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considered a necessity to the project. Requested it be part of the first phase.
Ground floor office recommendation of 50%.
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This does not seem viable for the ground floor.
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Bill Fitch, Developer of Hill Top and Stoneridge:
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Truckee needs this project, spoke in support of the project.
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As a fellow developer, support the type of project.
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Stoneridge development would benefit with this project.
Lisa Wallace, Truckee River Watershed Council:
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Working on the Trout Creek Restoration Project with the Town for six years.
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The project has grants approved for restoration.
The Railyard Master Plan coordinates appropriately with the restoration.
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Concerned if there is a lawsuit: if an aspect is the restoration it could stall the project.
The Restoration project will loose the critical funding in place now.
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? We loose the conservation, habitat and flood funding.
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The phasing of the Restoration Project needs to be approved for the restoration.
Vice Mayor Dee closed public comment.
Developer Response To Issues Identified In Public Comment.
Rick Holliday addressed the audience, Staff, and Council:
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Humbled by the outcome of the community showing up to support Truckee’s Plan.
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In response to Friends of Truckee; it was stated earlier that this litigation will not cost the
taxpayer, but it will. If the Plan is stalled due to legalities, it will cost the taxpayer
stimulus and grant monies.
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Holliday Development has hired extremely good CEQA Attorneys.
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To all those who showed up to support the plan, Rick and Nancy Holliday thank you.
Will build the Town the Project the community wants.
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Tina Thomas, Counsel for Holliday Development:
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Stated the Court system does not require Staff to comment on late comments. Ms.
Thomas would like a couple responses to be put in the record.
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Staff has responded to letters from Mr. Taylor.
Re-circulate the EIR because of radon.
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The Holliday’s expert stated radon is primarily in older buildings. Not in
new ones.
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DTFC issue - Lahontan is the agency that has jurisdiction.
Susan Brandt-Hawley’s letter, wants to have Council redistribute the EIR, with no
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backup or alternatives.
Vice Mayor Dee called a recess at 8:50 p.m.
Vice Mayor Dee reconvened at 9:01:28 PM
Council Discussion:
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The office space on the ground floor - language within the Master Plan.
The office space will have a five year limited term.
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The five year limited term is from the time the building receives its certificate of
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occupancy.
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It is imperative the project has a seamless pedestrian connection to the Downtown.
The T-intersection will assist with this.
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There are safety issues with the “swoosh”.
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The T-intersection will provide a dramatic entrance to Downtown Truckee.
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The placement of the hotel in the Railyard Master Plan is in the right place;
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however that will require the T-intersection.
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The value of the Union Pacific Warehouse is questionable; however, retaining the
materials for future use could be beneficial.
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Trout Creek Restoration is separate from the Railyard Master Plan.
From a funding and phasing standpoint they need to remain separate.
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The eastern under crossing for pedestrians, a feasibility study will be required.
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Clarification on design guidelines in the Master Plan.
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There will be review on the traffic improvements throughout the build out.
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Clarification on zoning on Trout Creek Road.
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The snow removal issues with the on street parking are addressed in the Master Plan.
The final design of the streets is subject to approval from the Town.
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There was a formal process with Lahontan Regional Water Control Board for toxic study
at the closure of the mill.
Mr. Holliday preformed studies on the property as part of his due diligence.
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Council addressed items in the add ran by Friends of Truckee in the June 17, 2009
Sierra Sun add:
Items regarding Brickelltown:
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? In the current budget and capital plan there is about 14 million dollars in
projects for the streetscape, including Brickeltown and Downtown areas.
? The Redevelopment agencies build interim side walks until a more robust
project can be completed.
? Upcoming Council Meeting, Council will be requested to sign a design
contract for the sidewalks.
Cultural Heritage in Truckee:
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? This was directed by community involvement over the years, as a
community benefit to remove the Union Pacific Building.
Traffic – the blockage of Church Street on weekends to make the T intersection
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work:
? Church Street can be used as an event street the same as Bridge Street
is used for one currently. This was outlined in the Master Plan for
events.
One way on East Jibboom Street:
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? That was looked at as a traffic solution for Stoneridge Development, and
pedestrian access. This was not related to the Railyard Project, but was
evaluated with the traffic analysis.
Traffic fees are not being forgiven in this project.
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Parking will be looked at when each project is submitted to the Town. This is a
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project level review. In the Master Plan there is sufficient parking within the area.
The site has solar access.
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Will trains have to pay for parking in the Railyard Development?
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? Council looked at paid parking within in the development and will be
handled by the parking district.
Council Direction:
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Add a condition to require the project receive a will serve letter from the Truckee
Fire Protection District.
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The Staff recommendation for Resolution 2009-32, including the direction above was
moved by Council Member Green, seconded by Council Member deRyk Jones, and
carried with the following vote:
9:55:11 PM
Ayes: Council Member Anderson, Vice Mayor Dee, Council Member Green, and
Council Member deRyk Jones.
Noes: None.
Absent: Mayor Brown.
Abstain: None.
The motion passed 4-0.
9:55:51 PM
The Staff recommendation for Resolution 2009-33, including the direction above was
moved by Council Member deRyk Jones, seconded by Council Member Green, and
carried with the following vote:
Ayes: Council Member Anderson, Vice Mayor Dee, Council Member Green, and
Council Member deRyk Jones.
Noes: None.
Absent: Mayor Brown.
Abstain: None.
The motion passed 4-0.
9:56:34 PM
The Staff recommendation for Resolution 2009-34 was moved by Council Member
Anderson, seconded by Council Member deRyk Jones, and carried with the following
vote:
Ayes: Council Member Anderson, Vice Mayor Dee, Council Member Green, and
Council Member deRyk Jones.
Noes: None.
Absent: Mayor Brown.
Abstain: None.
The motion passed 4-0.
9:57:10 PM
The Staff recommendation for Ordinance 2009-03, including the direction above was
moved by Council Member Green, seconded by Council Member deRyk Jones, and
carried with the following vote:
Ayes: Council Member Anderson, Vice Mayor Dee, Council Member Green, and
Council Member deRyk Jones.
Noes: None.
Absent: Mayor Brown.
Abstain: None.
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The motion passed 4-0.
9:57:26 PM
The Staff recommendation for Ordinance 2009-04, including the direction above was
moved by Council Member deRyk Jones, seconded by Council Member Anderson, and
carried with the following vote:
Ayes: Council Member Anderson, Vice Mayor Dee, Council Member Green. and
Council Member deRyk Jones.
Noes: None.
Absent: Mayor Brown.
Abstain: None.
The motion passed 4-0.
8. COUNCIL REPORTS –
None.
9.1. ADJOURNMENT
- 9:57:41 PM
To the regular meeting of the Truckee Town Council July 2, 2009 6:00 p.m. at Town Hall,
10183 Truckee Airport Road, Truckee, CA.
Respectfully submitted,
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Shanna D. Kuhlemier, Records Technician for
Judy Price, CMC, Town Clerk
APPROVED:
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Carolyn Wallace Dee, Vice Mayor
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Town of Truckee
June 17, 2009 Regular Town Council Meeting
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