Associate Planner Descoteaux provided the Majestic Moreno Valley Project Staff Report.

Council Member Marquez
1.	Inquired as to the acreage required for the project and whether it would be an open campus or enclosed.
2.	Questioned whether noticing requirements had been met and whether any complaints had been received.  Associate Planner Descoteaux reported that the project 	had been properly noticed and no complaints were received.
3.	Requested info on the timeline of the project.  Nicole Van of MSA Consulting, representing the applicant, reported their plan is 3 phases, to commence in 2020.	
4.	Questioned if the Applicant would be working with the County Hospital.  To which, Ms. Van replied in the affirmativel.  Also, asked if their plans included the 	home care center as well.  Ms. Van confrmed that the whole project is intended to be very complimentary to the existing hospitals.  
5.	Council Member Marquez inquired as to whether the project would be hiring the local unions to which the representative stated they would be hiring local 	residents and would be willing to make a make deal with the local union.

Mayor Gutierrez opened up the Public Hearing for the Majestic Project at 6:49 p.m.

The following speakers support Item No. E.2.  Project 1:  Nicole Van, Rafael Brugueras,  Roy Bleckert, and Robert Palomarez.

There being no further comments in support or opposition, Mayor Gutierrez closed the Public Hearing for the Majestic Project  at  6:57 p.m.
Senior Planner Ormsby of Community Development presented the Staff Report for the Festival Project.

The applicant for the Festival Project thanked the Staff for their assistance and input in the process of the project.

Council Member Marquez
1.	Inquired whether the Applicant owned the northwest corner of the property which Senior Planner Ormsby confirmed. Council Member Marquez also queried 	whether the property owner for the northeast corner of Hemlock supports the project.	

Council Member Cabrera
1.	Stated that Eastern Municipal owned the adjacent property and if a land swap would still be occurring to which the Applicant concurred.
2.	Asked for plan information regarding the existing structures.  The Applicant stated that the existing structures such as the Yoshinoya, Kentucky Fried Chicken, 	IHOP and other eateries would remain.  The only exception would be the movie theatre which is still being considered for other options.

There being no further questions from Council, Mayor Gutierrez opened the Festival Project Public Hearing at 7:06 p.m.

The following speakers are in support of Item No. E.2, Project 2:   Joseph Myer, Roy Bleckert, Jan Suparto, James Ross, Rafael Brugueras and Louise Palomarez.

There being no further comments in support or opposition, Mayor Gutierrez closed the Public Hearing for the Festival Project at 7:17 p.m.