IMPROVEMENTS RELATED TO THE INDUSTRIAL
LOGISTICS CENTER AT 2001 EAST ORANGETHORPE
AVENUE (GOODMAN LOGISTICS CENTER FULLERTON)
Recommendation:
1. Authorize City Manager, or designee, to execute the
Preliminary Engineering Service Agreement (PSA) with
Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway Company (BNSF)
for various traffic improvements related to the Goodman Logistics Center Project located at 2001 East
Orangethorpe Avenue.
Authorize City Manager, or designee, to approve and
execute amendments to the PSA with BNSF, in a form
approved by the City Attorney.
3. Approve Cost Sharing Agreement with GLC Fullerton LLC for reimbursement of costs and expenses that the City
incurs from BNSF in performance of the work outlined in Approved 10 GILBERT STREET | IRIS COURT WATER MAIN
REPLACEMENT
Recommendation:
Approve Gilbert Street/ Iris Court Water Main Replacement Project plans and specifications.
Approve $634,000 Water Fund transfer from Project 53250 Water Main System Replacement to Project 53033 Gilbert
Street / Iris Court Water Main Replacement Project (Fund 44).
Award $496,363 construction contract for the Gilbert Street / Iris Court Water Main Replacement Project to Gutierrez Pipeline Inc. and authorize City Manager, or designee, to execute the contract, in a form approved by the City
Attorney.
Authorize Public Works Director, or designee, to approve any future change orders for construction and professional engineering construction support services within the
approved project budget.
PUBLIC HEARINGS (Item 11)
Project returned to 11. THE PINES SUNRISE VILLAGE
Planning REDEVELOPMENT - ROSECRANS AVENUE AND EUCLID
Commission STREET
Mayor Jung opened the public hearing at 9:23 p.m.
The following addressed City Council:
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more tax revenue than the existing development.
• Tawnya Michaels, Fullerton, spoke in opposition to this project.
• Craig Lawson, Fullerton, spoke in support of this project. • Cynthia Gil Santilan, Fullerton, spoke in opposition to this project.
• Unidentified speaker spoke in support of retail businesses. • Lila Pesner, Fullerton, spoke in opposition to this item. • Teresa Lim, Fullerton, spoke in opposition to this item. • Unidentified Fullerton resident spoke about zoning densities. • Karissa DeStefano, BIA of Southern California, spoke in support of this item.
• Jay Kim spoke about chemicals used on the project site. • Daniel Gaiman spoke in support of this project.
• Unidentified speaker spoke in opposition to this project. • Unidentified speaker addressed the CEQA considerations of this project.
• Jennifer Ward, Orange County Business Council, spoke in support of this item.
Margaret Dunn, Fullerton, spoke about safety issues
associated with this project.
• Kathleen Shanfield, Fullerton, proposed modifications to this project.
• John Kim read a letter in opposition to this project. • Tina Choi spoke in opposition to this item.
• Barbara Kilponen, Fullerton, spoke in opposition to this item. • Winifred Hopkins, Fullerton, spoke in opposition to this item. • Debra Pember, Fullerton, spoke in favor of this project. • Omar Sidiki spoke in opposition to this project.
• Carrie Brennan, Fullerton, spoke in opposition to this project. • Cindy (no last name given), Fullerton, spoke in opposition to this project.
• Dr. Cho spoke in opposition to this project.
• Carole Maher, Fullerton, spoke in opposition to this project. • Curtis Gamble spoke in support of housing.
• Carol Edmonston spoke in opposition to this project.
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• Lynn Frutchey spoke in opposition to this project.
• Unidentified speaker spoke about Howard Kea who built the Imperial Spa.
• Vicki Trendel, Fullerton, expressed concerns with traffic and parking associated with this project.
The following addressed City Council via Zoom:
• Diane Vena spoke in opposition to this project.
Mayor Jung closed the public hearing at 11:26 p.m.
Whitaker moved, seconded by Jung, to return this project to the Planning Commission to address concerns raised during the public hearing.
Motion carried 3 - 2 (Opposed: Silva, Zahra).
Mayor Jung recessed the meeting at 11:52 p.m.
Mayor Jung reconvened the meeting at 11:56 p.m.
REGULAR BUSINESS - Continued (Items 12 - 14)
Adopted 12. SHORT-TERM LODGING WITHIN ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS
The following addressed City Council:
• Tony Package asked how this applies to the number of
allowable units.
• Curtis Gamble spoke in support of this item.
Dunlap moved, seconded by Whitaker, to adopt Resolution No. 2021-100.
RESOLUTION NO. 2021-100 - A RESOLUTION OF INTENTION
OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FULLERTON,
CALIFORNIA, DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO CONSIDER
AMENDMENTS TO TITLE 15 (SECTION 15.17.100 AND
RELATED CHAPTERS OR SECTIONS, IF APPLICABLE) OF
THE FULLERTON MUNICIPAL CODE PERTAINING TO
ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS WITH A FOCUS ON
SHORT-TERM LODGING REQUIREMENTS WITHIN
ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS.
Motion carried 3 - 2 (Opposed: Silva, Jung).
Introduced 13. FULLERTON MUNICIPAL CODE AMENDMENT PERTAINING
TO EMERGENCY PURCHASES
The following addressed City Council:
• Joshua Ferguson asked for more context regarding
emergency purchases.
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