Michael Trogan

This document is an appendix titled 'East Pasadena Specific Plan Comparison Maps', presenting a visual and tabular comparison between the 'East Pasadena Specific Plan Update DRAFT' and the 'Existing East Pasadena Specific Plan'. It details and compares various land use and zoning parameters, including Floor Area Ratio (FAR), Residential Density (Dwelling Units per Acre), Building Heights, Street Setbacks, and Zoning Designations, for different areas within East Pasadena. The maps and tables illustrate changes or differences in these planning metrics.

The committee reviewed and approved the adoption of a revised energy and credit risk management policy, with amendments regarding oversight intervals and reporting frequency. Additionally, the committee discussed and approved updates to the Master Street Tree Plan, emphasizing a need for improved interdepartmental collaboration, increased shade and canopy coverage, and climate-conscious tree selection. The committee also received informational reports regarding a prepaid renewable energy transaction for cost savings and public health goals related to water quality. Future discussions were noted regarding potential changes to the committee's meeting start time.

The Human Relations Commission convened to discuss the presentation regarding the installation of two plaques intended to correct historical inaccuracies concerning the events surrounding the 1885 Yuen Kee laundry fire involving Chinese settlers.

The Hearing Officer held a special meeting to review and act upon multiple conditional use permit applications. Approvals were granted for a work/live unit at 50 N. Mentor Avenue, a standing seam metal roof installation at 1655 Carriage House Road, the establishment of a wine specialty shop with off-site sales and on-site tastings at 1055 E. Green Street, and the construction of a new academic laboratory at 1200 E. California Boulevard involving modifications to the Caltech Master Plan. Environmental determinations, including exemptions and an addendum to an environmental impact report, were adopted for all projects.

The meeting included informational presentations from the Alzheimer's Association of Greater Los Angeles and the City Prosecutor regarding senior scams. Committee reports were provided covering senior dementia awareness, housing, mobility, and outreach/education. Staff also provided updates on health programs and the upcoming Morton Kesten Summit.