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Resolution 1998-16 . . RESOLUTION NO. 98-16 RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GILROY MAKING CERTAIN FINDINGS REQUIRED BY THE CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ACT IN CONNECTION WITH A PROJECT CONSISTING OF A GENERAL PLAN AND ZONING AMENDMENTS TO CHANGE THE LAND USE DESIGNATION FROM OPEN SPACE TO GENERAL INDUSTRIAL AND PUBLIC FACILITY (GPA 97-02 AND Z 97-04) WHEREAS, the Council Council intends to approve General Plan and Zoning amendments to change the Land Use designation from Open Space on an approximately 64.54 acre parcel (APN 841-15-074) to General Industrial on 28.04 acres and to Public Facility on 36.5 acres at the request of applicant Sooners Hospitals for Children, herein referred to as the "project"; and WHEREAS, the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) requires that, in the approval of a project for which an Environmental Impact Report (EIR) has been prepared, the decision-making body shall review the EIR and make certain findings regarding the significant effects on the environment identified in the EIR; and WHEREAS, a project to change the entire site from Open Space to General Industrial was the subject of a Final EIR, consisting of a Draft EIR and a First Amendment to the EIR dated August 28, 1996, prepared in compliance with CEQA and certified as complete thereunder by the City Council on October 28, 1996; and WHEREAS, the City Council on February 17, 1998 approved an Addendum to the Final EIR dated January 1998, finding it was completed in compliance with CEQA, that it reflects the independent judgment of the City, and that there are no additional significant effects due to the change in the project; and WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Gilroy is the decision-making body for General Plan and Zoning amendments; and WHEREAS, this Council does hereby certify that as a decision-making body, it has reviewed and considered the information contained in the Final EIR, and other information in the record, prior to acting upon or approving the project. NOW THEREFORE, THE COUNCIL DOES HEREBY make the following findings with respect to the significant effects on the environment of such project as identified in the Final EIR and Addendum thereto: ILAC1405023.01 81-031104706002 -1- RESOLUTION NO. 98-16 , , '- , . . , < . . LAND USE #1. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: The proposed project could result in potentially significant land use impacts including noise, hazardous materials, and construction impacts, as a result oflocating industrial uses across the street from the Ochoa Migrant Farm worker Housing. (Potentially Significant Impact) MITIGATION MEASURE: Conformance with General Plan Economic Development Industrial Policies 2 and 5, and Industrial Implementation Policy B would avoid or reduce potentially significant land use impacts to a less-than-significant level. (Less- Than-Significant-Impact with Mitigation) FINDING: Implementation of the specific General Plan policies identified above, and within the Final EIR, will reduce these potential land use impacts to a less-than-significant-Ievel. #2. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: Future industrial development on the site would result in a loss of open space and would visually alter the existing vacant site by introducing structures and roads onto the property. (Potentially Significant Impact) MITIGATION MEASURE: Conformance with General Plan Community Design and Appearance Policies 18, 19, and 20; Economic Development Industrial Policies 2 and 5; and Industrial Implementation Policy B would help to reduce this impact but the project would still result in a significant unavoidable impact. (Significant Unavoidable Impact) OVERRIDING CONSIDERATIONS: First, the proposed project will add approximately 28 acres of land to the City's diminishing industrial land inventory, and 36 acres of Public Facility land. Second, the development of the industrial land will occur in an area where municipal services are immediately available, therefore requiring a minimal amount of future public service upkeep. Third, the development of the industrial land will contribute to the City's job base. Fourth, the development of the industrial land will contribute the City's tax base. Fifth, the addition of this industrial land is contiguous to existing industrial lands within the City and represents a consistent pattern that avoids adjacent land use conflicts. The benefits of allowing the future development of combined Industrial and Public Facility uses on this site are found to outweigh the significant unavoidable impact from the loss of open space, #3. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: The proposed project would result in prime agricultural lands being converted to non-agricultural use. (Potentially Significant Impact) MITIGATION MEASURE: There is no mitigation available to reduce or avoid this impact which would be compatible with the project goals. (Significant Unavoidable Impact) -2- RESOLUTION NO. 98-16 . . . , . , OVERRIDING CONSIDERATIONS: First, the proposed project will add approximately 28 acres of land to the City's diminishing industrial land inventory, and 36 acres of Public Facility land. Second, the development of the industrial land will occur in an area where municipal services are immediately available, therefore requiring a minimal amount of future public service upkeep. Third, the development ofthe industrial land will contribute to the City's job base, Fourth, the development of the industrial land will contribute the City's tax base, Fifth, the addition of this industrial land is contiguous to existing industrial lands within the City and represents a consistent pattern that avoids adjacent land use conflicts. The benefits of allowing the future development of combined Industrial and Public Facility uses on this site are found to outweigh the significant unavoidable impact from the loss of prime agricultural lands, SOILS and GEOLOGY #4. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: Future development would be exposed to seismic hazards associated with seismic ground shaking typical of the Santa Clara Valley, (Potentially Significant Impact) MITIGA TION MEASURE: Conformance with General Plan Public Safety and Seismic Safety Policy 11 and 14 would avoid or reduce potential hazards to a less-than-significant level. In addition, conformance with City Building Codes as recommended by project geologic reports will ensure that impacts are reduced to an insignificant level. (Less- Than-Significant-Impact with Mitigation) FINDING: Implementation ofthe specific General Plan policies identified above, and within the Final EIR, will reduce this potential land use impact to a less-than-significant-Ievel. HYDROLOGY #5. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: The project is proposed on a site within the 100 year floodplain, where significant flooding impacts are likely to occur. (Potentially Significant Impact) MITIGATION MEASURE: Conformance with Public Safety and Seismic Safety Policies 25, 28, and 29 - (Flooding, Drainage, and Runoff), the Gilroy Floodplain Management Ordinance, including completion of a project-level flooding study to determine appropriate building layout and blockages, would ensure that future development would not result in a significant impact. (Less- Than- Significant-Impact with Mitigation) FINDING: Implementation of the specific General Plan policies identified above, and within the Final EIR, will reduce these potential land use impacts to a less-than-significant-Ievel. -3- RESOLUTION NO. 98-16 . . . , . . #6. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: Future development on the site would increase impervious surfaces on the site, thereby increasing storm water runoff (Potentially Significant Impact) MITIGATION MEASURE: Conformance with Public Safety and Seismic Safety Policies 25, 28, and 29 - (Flooding, Drainage, and Runoff) and completion of a project-level hydrology study to determine appropriate on-and off-site improvements to the storm drainage system, would ensure that future development would not result in a significant impact. (Less-Than-Significant-Impact with Mitigation) FINDING: Implementation of the specific General Plan policies identified above, and within the Final EIR, will reduce this potential land use impact to a less-than-significant-Ievel. #7. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: Project grading and construction activities would temporarily affect the water quality of the surface runoff by increasing debris, loose soil and potential contamination, Long-term effects on the water quality ofthe surface runoff would occur with the future installation of paved streets and parking areas and could potentially affect the water quality in adjacent waterways. (Potentially Significant Impact) MITIGATION MEASURE: Conformance with General Plan Public Safety and Seismic Safety Policies 28 and 29 - (Flooding, Drainage, and Runoff) would reduce water quality impacts. In addition, the applicant would comply with the City Grading Ordinance and with NPDES General Permit guidelines for avoiding water quality impacts to surface runoff, (Less- Than-Significant Impact with Mitigation) FINDING: Implementation ofthe specific General Plan policies identified above, and within the Final EIR, will reduce these potential land use impacts to a less-than-significant-Ievel. AIR QUALITY #8. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: Temporary air quality impacts would occur during construction, as a result of clearing, grading, and surface preparation and hauling at the site, (Temporary Significant Impact) MITIGA TION MEASURE: Conformance with the City Grading Ordinance and the Mitigation Measures to be Considered at the Time of Future Development in the Air Quality Section of this EIR at the time of development of future uses on the site would ensure that short -term construction impacts are avoided or reduced to less-than-significant impacts, (Less- Than-Significant-Impact with Mitigation) FINDING: Implementation ofthe specific General Plan policies identified above, and within the Final EIR, will reduce these potential land use impacts to a less-than-significant-Ievel. -4- RESOLUTION NO, 98-16 . . . , . , TRANSPORTATION / CIRCULATION #9. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: Traffic from the development ofthe proposed future uses on the site will contribute to peak hour traffic congestion, (Potentially Significant Impact) MITIGATION MEASURE: Development of the project would result in significant traffic impacts. Conformance with General Plan Transportation Policies 8, 9, and 10 will help reduce transportation impacts, but the project may still cause significant congestion on local and regional roadways. Mitigation Measures to be Considered at the Time of Future Development are identified in the Transportation/Circulation Section of the EIR, which if implemented at the time of development of future uses on the site would help to reduce this impact, but the project would still potentially result in a significant unavoidable impact, (Significant Unavoidable Impact) OVERRIDING CONSIDERATIONS: First, the proposed project will add approximately 28 acres of land to the City's diminishing industrial land inventory, and 36 acres of Public Facility land. Second, the development of the industrial land will occur in an area where municipal services are immediately available, therefore requiring a minimal amount of future public service upkeep. Third, the development of the industrial land will contribute to the City's job base. Fourth, the development of the industrial land will contribute the City's tax base. Fifth, the addition of this industrial land is contiguous to existing industrial lands within the City and represents a consistent pattern that avoids adjacent land use conflicts, The benefits of allowing the future development of combined Industrial and Public Facility uses on this site are found to outweigh the significant unavoidable impact from the loss of prime agricultural lands, #10. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: Development of the property under the proposed General Plan land use designation will include construction of East side Boulevard, in conformance with City policy for implementing the General Plan Circulation Element, The alignment through the site would determine the plan line of Eastside Boulevard and could impact adjacent properties. (Potentially Significant Impact) MITIGATION MEASURE: Conformance with General Plan Transportation Policy 2, and implementation of Mitigation Measures to be Considered at the Time of Future Development identified in the Transportation/Circulation Section of the EIR at the time of development of future uses on the site would ensure that traffic/circulation impacts are avoided or reduced to a less-than-significant level. (Less-Than-Significant-Impact with Mitigation) FINDING: Implementation of the specific General Plan policies identified above, and within the Final EIR, will reduce these potential land use impacts to a less-than-significant-Ievel. -s- RESOLUTION NO. 98-16 . . , , . . NOISE #11 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: The proposed project would add incrementally to existing noise levels from traffic in the area, Traffic levels on adjacent streets, including Southside Drive, Rossi Lane, and Luchessa Road would increase significantly beyond existing levels. (Potentially Significant Impact) MITIGATION MEASURE: Conformance with General Plan Noise Policies 31, 32, 33, 35, 36, and 37, and implementation of the Mitigation Measures to be Considered at the Time of Future Development identified in the Noise Section of this EIR at the time of development of future uses on the site would ensure that noise impacts are avoided or reduced to a less-than-significant level. (Less- Than-Significant-Impact with Mitigation) FINDING: Implementation ofthe specific General Plan policies identified above, and within the Final EIR, will reduce these potential land use impacts to a less-than-significant-Ievel. #12 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: Future development of industrial uses on the project site could result in noise impacts to the Ochoa Migrant farm worker housing, both from traffic on Southside Drive and Rossi Lane and from future industrial activities. (Potentially Significant Impact) MITIGATION MEASURE: Conformance with General Plan Noise Policy 33, and implementation of the Mitigation Measures to be Considered at the Time of Future Development identified in the Noise Section of the EIR at the time of development of future uses on the site would ensure that noise impacts are avoided or reduced to a less-than-significant level. (Less- Than-Significant-Impact with Mitigation) FINDING: Implementation ofthe specific General Plan policies identified above, and within the Final EIR, will reduce these potential land use impacts to a less-than-significant-Ievel. #13 ENVmONMENTAL IMPACT: Construction of future development would temporarily increase noise levels in the project area and would result in significant noise impacts to the Ochoa Migrant farm worker housing. (Significant Temporary Impact) MITIGATION MEASURE: Conformance with the City Zoning Ordinance at the time of development of future uses on the site would ensure that short-term noise impacts are avoided or reduced to less-than-significant impacts. (Less- Than-Significant Impact with Mitigation) FINDING: Implementation of the Zoning Ordinance identified above, and within the Final EIR, will reduce these potential land use impacts to a less-than-significant-Ievel. -6- RESOLUTION NO. 98-16 . . . . UTILITIES & SERVICE SYSTEMS #14. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: Development of future industrial uses on the project site would generate an increased demand on water, storm drainage, electrical, telephone, and sewage treatment and sanitary sewer systems. (Potentially Significant Impact) MITIGATION MEASURE: Conformance with General Plan Sanitary Sewer Facilities Policies 26, 27, and 28; Water Facilities Policies 30, 31, 32, 33, and 34; and Public Safety and Seismic Safety Policies 25, 28, and 29 - (Flooding, Drainage, and Runoff) and completion of a project-level hydrology study to determine appropriate on-and off-site improvements to the storm drainage system, would ensure that impacts to these utility systems would be avoided or reduced to a less-than- significant level. (Less- Than-Significant Impact With Mitigation) FINDING: Implementation of the specific General Plan policies identified above, and within the Final EIR, will reduce these potential land use impacts to a less-than-significant-Ievel. CUMULATIVE IMPACTS #15 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: The future development of the project site, in conjunction with the development of "reasonably foreseeable projects" would result in a loss of open space and would visually alter the existing vacant site by introducing structures and roads onto the property. (Potentially Significant Impact) MITIGATION MEASURE: Conformance with General Plan Community Design and Appearance Policies 18, 19, 20; Economic Development Industrial Policies 2 and 5; and Industrial Implementation Policy B would help to reduce this impact but the project would still result in a significant unavoidable impact, (Significant Unavoidable Impact) OVERRIDING CONSIDERATIONS: First, the proposed project will add approximately 28 acres of land to the City's diminishing industrial land inventory, and 36 acres of Public Facility land. Second, the development of the industrial land will occur in an area where municipal services are immediately available, therefore requiring a minimal amount of future public service upkeep. Third, the development of the industrial land will contribute to the City's job base. Fourth, the development of the industrial land will contribute the City's tax base. Fifth, the addition of this industrial land is contiguous to existing industrial lands within the City and represents a consistent pattern that avoids adjacent land use conflicts. The benefits of allowing the future development of combined Industrial and Public Facility uses on this site are found to outweigh the significant unavoidable impact from the loss of open space lands. -7- RESOLUTION NO, 98-16 . . , , , . #16. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: The future development of the project site, in conjunction with the development of "reasonably foreseeable projects" would result in cumulatively significant adverse impacts involving the loss of prime agricultural land. (Potentially Significant Impact) MITIGATION MEASURE: There is not mitigation available to reduce of avoid this impact which would be compatible with the project goals. (Significant Unavoidable Impact) OVERRIDING CONSIDERATIONS: First, the proposed project will add approximately 28 acres of land to the City's diminishing industrial land inventory, and 36 acres of Public Facility land. Second, the development of the industrial land will occur in an area where municipal services are immediately available, therefore requiring a minimal amount of future public service upkeep. Third, the development of the industrial land will contribute to the City's job base. Fourth, the development of the industrial land will contribute the City's tax base. Fifth, the addition of this industrial land is contiguous to existing industrial lands within the City and represents a consistent pattern that avoids adjacent land use conflicts. The benefits of allowing the future development of combined Industrial and Public Facility uses on this site are found to outweigh the significant unavoidable impact from the loss of prime agricultural lands. #17. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: The proposed project, in combination with other pending development and recently proposed General Plan Amendments will contribute to both long-term and short-term regional air quality problems. (Potentially Significant Impact) MITIGATION MEASURE: Conformance with General Plan Air Quality Policies 21, 22, 24, 29, and 30, and Air Quality Mitigation Program for New Development Policy W would help reduce air quality impacts. There is no mitigation measure that would reduce regional air quality impacts to a less than significant level. (Significant Unavoidable Impact) OVERRIDING CONSIDERATIONS: First, the proposed project will add approximately 28 acres of land to the City's diminishing industrial land inventory, and 36 acres of Public Facility land. Second, the development of the industrial land will occur in an area where municipal services are immediately available, therefore requiring a minimal amount of future public service upkeep. Third, the development ofthe industrial land will contribute to the City's job base, Fourth, the development of the industrial land will contribute the City's tax base. Fifth, the addition of this industrial land is contiguous to existing industrial lands within the City and represents a consistent pattern that avoids adjacent land use conflicts. The benefits of allowing the future development of combined Industrial and Public Facility uses on this site are found to outweigh the significant unavoidable impacts from both long-term and short-term regional air quality problems. -8- RESOLUTION NO. 98-16 '. . , , . . #18. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: The future development ofthe project site, in conjunction with the development of "reasonably foreseeable projects" would result in cumulatively significant transportation and circulation impact. (Potentially Significant Impact) MITIGATION MEASURE: Conformance with General Plan Transportation Policies 2, 3, 8, 9 and 10, and the Mitigation Measures to be Considered at the Time of Future Development would ensure that traffic/circulation impacts are avoided or reduced to a less-than-significant level. (Less- Than- Significant-Level) FINDING: Implementation of the specific General Plan policies identified above, and within the Final EIR, will reduce these potential land use impacts to a less-than-significant-Ievel. #19. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: Future development on the project site, in conjunction with the development of "reasonably foreseeable projects" would contribute incrementally to cumulative noise increases within the City. (Potentially Significant Impact) MITIGATION MEASURE: Conformance with General Plan Noise Policies 31, 32, 33, 35, 36 and 37 would ensure that noise impacts are avoided or reduced to a less-than-significant level. (Less- Than-Significant-Impact with Mitigation) FINDING: Implementation ofthe specific General Plan policies identified above, and within the Final EIR, will reduce these potential land use impacts to a less-than-significant-Ievel. -9- RESOLUTION NO. 98-16 . .' ADOPTION OF MITIGATION MEASURES AND MITIGATION/MONITORING The City Council hereby adopts the mitigation measures as set forth in the Final EIR, and the Mitigation and Monitoring Program as set forth in the Final EIR and attached hereto as Exhibit A. ALTERNATIVES TO THE PROJECT No Project (No Development) The no project alternative consists of leaving the site in its present condition. This alternative would avoid all of the environmental impacts of the project. FINDING: This alternative is rejected because it is not considered to be economically feasible, does not meet the project objectives, and does not bring any new jobs or increased revenues to the City. No Project (Development Under Existing General Plan and Zoning Designations) This alternativ~ would leave the site with its current land use designation of Open Space. Uses allowed under this designation include agricultural, conservation and wildlife sanctuaries, communication and public utility facilities, guest ranches and recreational uses. As analyzed in the EIR, development of these uses would generally result in fewer and less intense impacts than the proposed project. FINDING: Many of the allowed uses are not feasible in this location due to the encroachment of the Wastewater Treatment Plant and the adjacent industrial area. The "No Project-Development Under the Existing General Plan Designation" alternative is rejected because it does not meet any of the identified project objectives. Reduced Scale Scenario. The analysis for the EIR was based on an assumed project buildout coverage of 44 percent across 64.54 acres. An alternative analyzed a project reduced to 35 percent coverage, and concluded that reduced impacts would occur. However, the revision to the project from designating all 64.54 acres as general industrial to designating approximately 28 acres to general industrial achieves the reduction in impacts associated with the reduced scale scenario. FINDING: This alternative is acceptable, and in fact is substantially similar to the currently proposed project. The current project is environmentally superior both to the originally proposed project and the reduced scale alternative analyzed in the EIR. Expansion of the Wastewater Treatment Plant and Ponds. This alternative would expand Treatment Plant capacity for ponding and percolation. As discussed in detail in the EIR, it would result in less traffic impacts, less noise and air quality impacts, a significant decrease in potential for soils and geology impacts and in hydrological impacts, and in a significant decrease in the demand for utilities. However, use of the site in this manner could still potentially impact the Ochoa Migrant Farmworker Housing ILACI405023,01 81-031104706002 -10- RESOLUTION NO. 98-16 . . located to the northeast of the project site due to odor generated by these facilities. In addition, such development would result in the loss of prime agricultural land. FINDING: This alternative is the environmentally superior alternative when compared to the proposed project. However, this alternative is rejected because it is not compatible with the project objectives in the short-term. STATEMENT OF OVERRIDING CONSIDERATIONS After review of the entire administrative record, including the Final EIR, the staff report, and the oral and written testimony and evidence presented at public hearings, the City Council finds that specific economic, legal, social, technological and other considerations justify the approval of this project in spite of the existence of unavoidable environmental effects that are deemed significant and that cannot be completely mitigated to a level of insignificance. The City Council adopts and makes a Statement of Overriding Considerations regarding the significant unavoidable impacts of the project and the anticipated benefits of the project as set forth in Findings #2 and #3 regarding project Land Use impacts from loss of open space and conversion of prime agricultural land; Finding #9 regarding Transportation/Circulation impacts from local and regional roadways; and Findings 15, 16 and 17 regarding Cumulative impacts from loss of open space, conversion of prime agricultural land and regional air quality. The City Council finds that each of the benefits set forth in the Statement constitutes a separate and independent ground for finding that the benefits of the project outweigh the risks of its potential significant adverse environmental impacts. ADOPTED this 16th day of March, 1998, by the following vote: AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS: ARELLANO, ROWLISON, GILROY GIFFORD, SPRINGER, MORALES, SUDOL, NOES: COUNCILMEMBERS: NONE ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS: (~,~~~ K.A. Mike Gilroy, Mayor ,- ~,TEST) ", _ .,-. .~ . Rhonda PelIin, City Clerk ILAC1405023.01 81-031104706002 -11- RESOLUTION NO. 98-16 l I I I' I . I I I I J I I I J I I j . . APPENDIX "A MITIGATION & MONITORING PROGRAM SHRINER'S HOSPITAL PROPERTY GENERAL PLAN M1ENDMENT EXHIBIT A -- " ;- f I' I I I D ~ -< ,., - c; o g:> r" ~ ~ ....=::z :z ~ r_' -,. - =::-~ cc~ ~=::z _ =- r_' :z ~- ~c:;: ~ ~~-< ===z :z1:l:< .....c~ ~...:.. :z - ., c~:;: -=::,., ~~~ <:zz r.. _ . ::=::I;:;;i ~-c; -- Il!!'"r;t.l .c ~ r- ~ = I I I I it I I I I I I J - - C: ~ s .~ ~.S2 ~~ = lI) c: - .:3 = u C ="'0 Coli) Et: .... c = lI) 2:-2 t: e = = en tIl g >,'';:: -,S = = c lI) ~ E c~ CoCo lI) E S::! 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'- c:a = Il) co: 0 -:::> oOi)~u; ;: ::: ~ ~ Vi c:: - -~-Q)c;j :>-, ::0 ~ "'0 ';: e: _ c:.~ l1) ~-~~~ - t.:.J ooQj1; _ Q) I e a) -::x=:= ~ ~ 'iii a :> ::1.::lco: "'0 ::=~o-= "'0 ::-caQ).... IIlO~O=~ '" >..! - ~ 2, 0 ,I ~ -- t:5o t:,~<<c.2CQ -.:t N :E ~ %- ,~ -~ .g 'iii - '" = ~ 1II llr.I ~~ - Cj ~ wz - Cl.W - - o~ - 'i Cl::o - Cl.z - ..Jw ~ <:;E t:< - Cl. E cnZ 0< -E :C..J ~ cnCl. ~ ..J ~:i Zw C2z :tW cnO . . I, RHONDA PELLIN, City Clerk of the City of Gilroy, do hereby certifY that the attached Resolution No, 98-16 is an original resolution, duly adopted by the Council of the City of Gilroy at a regular meeting of said Council held on the 16th day of March, 1998, at which meeting a quorum was present. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Official Seal of the City of Gilroy this 24th day of March, 1998, ~~~ City Clerk of the City of Gilroy (Seal)