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<br />ALUC Minutes <br />Page 10 <br />March 18,2004 <br /> <br />Replying to Commissioner H. Beverburg, the Chairman opined that the project reviewed exemplified <br />everyone doing their job as best as they can, staff and Commissioners alike. <br /> <br />Alternate Commissioner Kranser referred to the last paragraph of his letter wherein he asked the Chair to <br />reconsider his position in view of all Measure W litigation having been settled, signed off by the A WG and <br />OCRAA, and Measure W being uncontested law, knowing that the litigation is of concern. The Chairman <br />explained his disinclination to reconsider although accepting Mr. Kranser's letter at face value. He added <br />that he believes Measure W is moot as the City ofIrvine has annexed the El Toro base. <br /> <br />Commissioner O'Malley moved to accept Mr. Kranser's request to discuss the issue at the next meeting <br />which may not be a full agenda, thus providing an opportunity to air the matter, have issues explained, and <br />allow the ALUC to make a decision to move forward. Commissioner Harris seconded the motion. A <br />discussion ensued among the Commissioners and staff regarding the exact wording of the motion and the <br />current status of the Base property. <br /> <br />Commissioner O'Malley noted the pressure to start building homes on land unrelated to aircraft activity, <br />stressing he is just asking to agendize the matter so it can be discussed and the ALUC can hear from <br />experts. <br /> <br />Commissioner Propst noted he requested and received all documents on this item and that he sees no new <br />evidence or information meriting revisiting the issue through an agenda item regardless of Measure W. <br /> <br />Alternate Commissioner Kranser noted that Measure W amended the County General Plan, which is the <br />geographic area of the AELUP. <br /> <br />Commissioner Propst opined he doesn't think that the ALUC works for the Board of Supervisors, since the <br />PUC provides several appointing bodies and the power to meet. Another discussion ensued among the <br />Commissioners and staff regarding the precise wording of the motion, resulting in the agreement that the <br />motion is to direct staff to bring an agenda item that would be a discussion toward an AELUP amendment <br />in the future relating to El Toro. <br /> <br />Following a final discussion among Commissioners and staff, agreeing that a two-step process is being <br />proposed, consisting of first discussion and subsequent amendment, the motion failed on a roll call vote of <br />2 ayes, 4 noes and one abstention. <br /> <br />ADJOURNMENT: <br /> <br />There being no further business before the Commission, the meeting was adjourned at 5:43 p.m. <br /> <br />Respectfully submitted, <br /> <br /> <br />::;~~ <br /> <br />Executive Officer <br /> <br />75C-184 <br />