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Central Point Citizen's Advisory Committee
Minutes
Wednesday, April 16, 2003
6:30 P.M.
Meefing Called to Order
II. RoB Call: Herb Farber, Chairman; Sam Inkley, Jr., Sam Inkleg Sr.,
Damian [diart, Peg Wiedman, and Walter Moczygemba were present. Rick Perry
was absent. Also in attendance were Ken Gerschler, Community Planner and
Dave Arkens, Planning Technician.
III. Minutes from the Tuesday, February 6, 2003 meeting were approved.
IV. Public appearances
There were no public appearances.
V. Business
A. Regional Problem Solving Overview
Ken Gerschler, Community Planner, briefly overviewed the RPS process and some of the
history behind the proposed Urban Reserve undertaking. He explained that [he City
Council and Planning Commission have taken public input on the reserve areas and the
Planning Commission met Tuesday, April 16, 2003 to make [heir recommendation to the
City Council-
B. Discussion & Recommendation for Urban Reserve Areas CP-1 & CP-5
CP-1
Mr. Gerschler presented two drawings of CP-1 to the committee. The first one was the
island drawing azound [he Seven Oaks interchange. The second was [he revised CP-1 the
Planning Commission drew the night before which connects the island [o [he current
Urban Growth Boundary of Central Point along the west side of I-5 and the railroad
tracks. Peg Wiedman wanted to know all the groups, laws, and restrictions pertaining to
[he RPS process. Hetb Farber stated that the best source of information would be the
Rogue Valley Council of Governments. Sam Inkley, Jr. and Sam Inkley, Sr. stated that
correcting CP-1 to the current UGB line would be best. Damian Idiart stated that we
should be as expansive as possible. The consensus was made to recommend the azea
between the Seven Oaks interchange and the current UGB to the City Council
CP-5
Ken Gerschler explained the area and the revision made by the Planning Commission.
The consensus was made to recommend the revised azea to the City Council. Tlils azea
includes properties between Grant Road, Scenic Road and the current UGB.
C. Discussion & Recammeudatiou for Urban Reserve Areas CP-2 & CP-3
CP-2
The discussion for CP-2 included soils, connectivity with the current UGB on the
Northeast side of the city and Upton Road, and a possible school location on the property
along Upton Road. The consensus from the committee was to recommend CP-2 as is.
CP-3
The discussion for CP-3 included the possible connection with a bike path across Bear
Creek at the oId bridge crossing, the fact that there is no irrigation to these properties and
a possible sports park. The consensus from the committee was [o recommend CP-3 as is.
VI. Miscellaueaus
Ken Gerschler stated that the committee will be looking at ordinance changes at
the next meeting. Walter Moczygemba asked if there are any plans to patrol the Bear
Creek Greenway path in the future due to homeless individuals living near the path. He
was advised to contact the Sheriff s office and let them know about the problem.
VII. Adjournment
The committee adjourned at approximately 8:45 P.M