Speaker 2: Okay. CHEERING, Please. We're going to do a hearing here in ten.
Speaker 0: Or from public works recommendation or supporting documentation into the record. Conclude the public hearing and adopt a resolution ordering the vacation of the portion of Maple Way between Long Beach Boulevard and Alamo Court District to.
Speaker 2: Mr. Walker.
Speaker 1: Craig back and Josh, Joshua Heckman will be presenting.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Mayor, and members of city council. We're here this evening to talk about a vacation of Right of Way in support of a development project. And I would like project manager Joshua Hickman to go through some of the details.
Speaker 4: Joshua. Hey. Good evening. My name is Joshua Heckman and the Public Works Department. And here to give you a real brief overview of why we're here tonight, the project is vacating an alley as the staff report notes. And the alley is to or the vacation is to accommodate a development project in the area. The project has been through the Planning Commission where a general plan conformity finding was approved and the item was heard on October 1st. The the alley was intention to vacate was was approved back on October 1st. And we are now here to move forward with the vacation.
Speaker 2: There's a motion, and a second is Mr. Goodhew. Control. Okay. See no other. I don't believe any any other folks are applicants for speaking on this item. Is that right, Mr. Monica?
Speaker 6: Ready to go.
Speaker 2: Please cast your votes.
Speaker 0: Motion carries.
Speaker 2: A hearing. Item eight is a longer hearing. So we're going to move on to the next item on the agenda. It's not 630 yet, which will be general public comment. And so I want to go ahead and call it the first few speakers.
Recommendation to receive supporting documentation into record, conclude the public hearing, find that the area to be vacated is not needed for present or prospective public use; and, adopt resolution ordering the vacation of the portion of Maple Way (a named public alley) between Long Beach Boulevard and Alamo Court (a named public alley).  (District 2)