Tom Lindsey, Yorba Linda Water District Director, provided an update on PFAS Water Treatment Plant and said final completion is anticipated in April or May. He said daily current production is 15.12 million gallons per day. However, once the last booster station is fully operational, capacity will increase to 19 million gallons per day. He thanked residents for their patience and said the District is in the process of budget discussions and will try to keep costs as low as possible.
Parks and Recreation Commissioners Janice Lim and Rachel McLure, as well as Traffic Commissioner Anthony Johnson, spoke about Love Yorba Linda and urged the community to participate in this day of service. The event is scheduled for Saturday, April 30th and more information can be found at www.loveyorbalinda.org.
Roger Hall, resident, expressed his concern about the demolition at 17130 Bastanchury Road, Consent Calendar Item No. 6, and the permit process.
Chris Zambek, resident, also expressed her concerns with Consent Calendar Item No. 6 and said she would like information as to what will be built on that site. She questioned the demolition permit approval without development plans for the site.
Matt Bowen, resident, also spoke about Consent Calendar Item No. 6 and inquired about the time and days of demolition as well as dust/dirt abatement.
City Manager Mark Pulone responded to the resident's concerns. He said the plans for future development are under review, and this does not mean that a project has been approved. He stated that the item will come before Planning Commission once the application is ready.
Community Development Director David Brantley said that the City received a Conditional Use Permit and Design Review which is available for review by any member of the public at the Community Development counter and said Planners are available to help answer questions. Director Brantley said demolition permits are ministerial and staff hopes to present this item to the Planning Commission on April 27th. He concluded by saying that demolition hours would be the same as what is permitted for general construction, Monday through Saturday 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., with no work on Sundays or Federal holidays. With respect to dust control, he said Air Quality Management District (AQMD) is the primary agency that governs this and requires specific permits.