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129. Regular Meeting February 25, 2002 Page 2 concerned about the litter problems in downtown. He stated he understood the City was purchasing a machine to help pick up litter and wondered why downtown merchants do not help by picking up trash in front of their stores. He feels if others would help pick up the litter, eventually, the littering be discouraged. (3) Dr. Randy Rogers, spoke on Item 8.5, Sector 5, he stated he wants to sell his property for a proposed development and does not care if Leah to Leah is connected or not. He stated some of his patients are referred to medical facilities on Wonder World Drive and he feels they could travel safer to their appointments if Leah and Leah were connected. (4) Kilburn G. Moore spoke on Item 8.5 Sector 5, he stated he is the proposed developer and would like to create a development, which would benefit everyone and in the best interest of the City. He can work with the streets connected or not connected. (5) Mike Cosio, spoke on Item 8.5 Sector Five, h stated he is opposed to the Leah to Leah connection. His biggest concern is the safety of the children, devaluation of homes, and the increase in traffic. (6) Daniel Hernandez, spoke on Item 8.5 Sector Five, he stated he lS a lifelong resident of San Marcos and requested the Council not grant the Leah to Leah connection. (7) Michael Cook, spoke on Item 8.5 Sector Five, he stated he lS opposed the Leah to Leah connection, which would take away the neighborhood's safety. Dr. RaYmond Poff, Dr. Nico Schuler, Jody Shaffer, Reece Shaffer, David Alexander, Robert Puente and Matt Janysek signed up to speak during the Citizen comment period and requested to speak during Item 8.5. Council granted their request by consensus. Mayor Pro-Tem Hughson introduced for consideration approval of one appointment to the Human Development Commission. No nominations were received and this will be rescheduled. Mayor Pro-Tem Hughson introduced for consideration approval of the Planning and Zoning Commission representative appointment to the Land Development Steering/Policy Committee (Temporary). Mr. Mayhew moved to appoint Chris North, per the Planning and Zoning Commission's recommendation, which passed unanimously. Mr. Mihalkanin stated at the last Planning and Zoning meeting the consensus was to have an alternate Planning and Zoning representative due to the short number of meetings. Ms. Hughson stated the alternate should attend every meeting, for observation purposes only, in case they should become the representative later. Mr. Mayhew stated he would like to see this request in writing. Ms. Hughson asked staff to explore the possibility of an alternate and provide wording at the next meeting. Ms. Tatum stated Mr. Millecam informed her he is unable to serve. Ms. Tatum stated she had no nomination at this time and it will be rescheduled. Mayor Pro-Tem Hughson introduced for consideration approval of one appointment to the Historic Preservation Commission. Ms. Hughson moved to appoint Ronda Reagan to complete a vacancy, which passed unanimously. Mayor Pro-Tem Hughson introduced for consideration approval of an Ordinance on first reading, the caption which was read as follows: