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Home My WebLink About03/05/19961 1 1 CLOSED SESSION OF THE-CITY COUNCIL. CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1996 - 5:30 P.M. CITY HALL - COUNCIL HEARING ROOM - 990 PALM STREET SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA ROLL CALL: Council Members Present: Council Members Kathy Smith; Dave Romero, Bill Roalman, Vice Mayor Dodie Williams, and Mayor Allen Settle Absent: None City Staff Present: Ann Slate, Personnel Director, Jeff Jorgensen, City Attorney; John Dunn, City Administrative Officer City Council held a closed session to discuss the following issue: CONFERENCE WITH LABOR NEGOTIATOR (Pursuant to Government Code § 54957.6) Agency Negotiator. Ann Slate Unrepresented Employees: Appointed Officials and Department Heads 7:00 P.M. Mayor Settle declared a recess to convene in open session in the Council Chamber, where a public report of the action taken in closed session was -fbo given. APPROVED BY COUNCIL: March 19, 1996 KC:dr City Clerk MINUTES REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1996 - 7:00 P.M. CITY HALL - COUNCIL CHAMBER - 990 PALM STREET SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA ROLL CALL: Council Members Present: Council Members Kathy Smith, Dave Romero, Bill Roalman, Vice Mayor Dodie Williams, and Mayor Allen Settle Absent: None City Staff Present: John Dunn, City Administrative Officer; Jeff Jorgensen, City Attomey; .Kim Condon, Assistant City Clerk; Ken Hampian, Assistant City Administrative Officer; Mike McCluskey, Public Works Director; Terry Sanville, Transportation Planner; - Harry -Watson, Transit Manager; Ken McCool, Battalion Chief, John Madden, Fire Inspector 1 Jeff Jorgensen, City Attorney, reported that the City Council had held a Closed Session regarding labor negotiations. PRESENTATIONS 1. The City Council presented the Annual BIA Downtown Beautification Awards. Vice Mayor Williams conferred awards for Best New Construction: Merit Award Certificate of Excellence Sinton Building, 1026 Palm Fresh Choice, 876 Marsh Street Owner: Palm Street Land Co. Architect: Craig Smith Awards for Best New Interior Construction went to: Merit Awards Certificate of Excellence OddWorld Inhabitants, 869 Monterey Barnes & Noble, 894 Marsh Owner/Managers: Sherry McKenna, Lome Manager: Jane McCullough Lanning, CPTV, Inc. Architect: Howard, Belanger, Castelli Architect: Onsite, Inc. Keep In Contact Optometric, 1001 Higuera Owner: Dr. David & Laurie Schultz 1 City Council Meeting Page 2 Tuesday, March 5, 1996 -7:00 p.m. ' Council Member Roalman presented awards for Best Exterior Remodel, Best Interior Remodel and Best Facade Remodel: Merit Award (Exterior) Johnson Gallery & Framing, 547 Marsh Owners: Gail Johnson and Victoria Wood San Luis Obispo Children's Museum, 1011 Designers: Doreen Wetzel, J.A. Hunter Construction, Leona Marx Merit Award (Interior) Thai Palace, 1015 Court Street Owner Narong Promsupsin Contractor: Tommy Construction Certificate of Excellence Firestone Building, 1001 Higuera Owners: David & Vickie Billingsley Architect: John Mitchell Nipomo Certificate of Excellence The Forum on Marsh,' 751 Marsh Owners: James & Joan Sargen Architect: Martin - Bague Interior Planning: Jeanne McDougal Council Member Smith recognized excellence in Best Window Merchandising and Interior Merchandising: Merit Awards (Window) Finders Keepers, 1124 Garden Owner Pattea Torrence Moondoggies Beach Club, 868 Monterey Owners: Randy and Sandy Adler Window Merchandiser. Cindy Dubbers Merit Awards (Exterior) Posie's Flowers & Gifts, 1022 Morro Owners: Ruth Travis & Laurie Glenn Certificate of Excellence Serengeti West, 951 Monterey Owner Kathleen Dente Manager /Designer: Craig Boisvert Certificate of Excellence Victoria's Secret Manager: Janelle Hobbs Country Classics, 849 Monterey Owner. Janet Baird Display Coordinators: Jeannie Shearer S Sarah Jones Firestone Bar & Grill, 1001 Higuera Owners: David & Vickie Billingsley Architect: John Mitchell Interior Design: Wendy Lawless • Merit Awards (Facade) Angel Essence, 790A Marsh Owner: Becky Hessler ' Artist/Designer: Jack Artusio SLO Brewing Company Mural, 1119 Garden. - ..:..; Owners: Michael and Becky Hoffman Mural Artist: Dave Norton Council Member Smith recognized excellence in Best Window Merchandising and Interior Merchandising: Merit Awards (Window) Finders Keepers, 1124 Garden Owner Pattea Torrence Moondoggies Beach Club, 868 Monterey Owners: Randy and Sandy Adler Window Merchandiser. Cindy Dubbers Merit Awards (Exterior) Posie's Flowers & Gifts, 1022 Morro Owners: Ruth Travis & Laurie Glenn Certificate of Excellence Serengeti West, 951 Monterey Owner Kathleen Dente Manager /Designer: Craig Boisvert Certificate of Excellence Victoria's Secret Manager: Janelle Hobbs Country Classics, 849 Monterey Owner. Janet Baird Display Coordinators: Jeannie Shearer S Sarah Jones City Council Meeting Page 3 Tuesday, March 5, 1996 -7:00 p.m. Council Member Romero presented Certificate of Recognition for Maintenance to: Linn's SLO, Marsh & Chorro Owners: John & Maureen Linn Farmer's Market BIA Forum on Marsh, 751 Marsh Owners: James & Joan Sargen Mardi Gras '-Mystic Krewe of Carnival Rudolph's Coffee & Tea, 670 Higuera Owners: Patricia & John Valletta Pairola Building, 1019 -23 Morro Owner: Howard Carroll Traditions, 748 Marsh Owners: Bill & Mary Marquardt Gary Freiberg Financial Services, 1304 Garden Owner: Gary Freiberg Mayor Settle presented the Mayor's Award to the "Marsh Street Makeover,' City of San Luis Obispo, Contractor: Madonna Construction, Public Relations: Tom Jones Advertising. The City Council then joined Mayor Settle in congratulating Richard Fisher, Field Engineering Assistant, for earning an Employee Suggestion Award for his cost -saving suggesting to delete new concrete collars on the Marsh Street projects for an estimated savings of $4,200. PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD P.C.1. Mary Wall, said the Chorro Traffic Management Program would divert traffic to Santa Rosa creating negative traffic impacts and would affect the well -being of San Luis Obispo City and County. P.C.2. Matt Wall, expressed concern about the increased response time for emergency vehicles travelling on Chorro Street and recommended that Council rescind its decision to reclassify Chorro Street as a collector street, and take the speed bumps off Broad Street. P.C.3. Larry Peterson, Stanford Drive, said Chorro Street was his main access to downtown and opposed the approved traffic management plan. P.C.4. Lane Voss said the Chorro Street Traffic Plan would only move the traffic problem to other streets and suggested that Chorro be redesignated as a neighborhood arterial, that additional stop signs be installed, and the speed humps eliminated. He recommended that Council consider a Highway 1 bypass route. P.C.S. Gerald Parsons, 848 Venable Street, made his presentation on behalf of several Chorro Street families who oppose the Chorro Street plan and prefer that the street remain as it is. P.C.6. Jim Folarou, Manager of ODDWORLD Inhabitants, located at 1001 Higuera Street, said that there was only commercial parking in front of the entrance to his .business, and asked Council to recognize the need for parking of non - commercial vehicles for loading and unloading purposes. Parking zone item and the Chorro Street Traffic Management issue referred to staff. (Consensus.) 1 1 City-Council Meeting Page 4 Tuesday, March 5, 1996 -7:00 p.m. CONSENT AGENDA Moved by Williams /Smith to approve the Consent Agenda as recommended by the City Administrative Officer, motion carried (5-0). C1. COUNCIL MINUTES (CONDON) Consideration of the minutes of: Tuesday, February 20, 1996 at 6:00 p.m.; Tuesday, February 20, 1996 at 7:00 p.m.; Wednesday, February 21, 1996 at 11:30 a.m.; (Advisory Body Subcommittee) and, Friday, February 23, 1996 at 1:00 p.m. (Advisory Body Subcommittee) Moved by Williams /Smith to waive oral reading and approve minutes as amended; motion carried (5 -0). C2. REZONING — 4411 BROOKPINE (File No. 463) Council considered giving final passage to Ordinance No. 1293 amending the zoning map for phase four of Tract 1750, an area of about ten acres at the southerly end of Brookpine Drive, from Low- - Density Residential with a Specific Plan (R -1 -SP) to Low - Density Residential, with a Specific Plan and Planned Development (R- 1 -SP -PD); Hertel & Sons, applicant. (Continued from 2120/96.) c' Moved by Williams /Smith to give final passage to Ordinance No. 1293; motion carried (3 -2; Council Member Romero and Mayor Settle voting no). C3. HOUSING ELEMENT (File No. 4621 Council considered giving final passage to Ordinance No. 1294 amending the Residential growth Management Regulations to exempt certain affordable housing projects. Moved by Williams/Smith to give final passage to Ordinance No. 1294; motion carried (5 -0). C4. KSBY - LAND USE ELEMENT AMENDMENT (File No. 463) Council considered concurring with the Community Development Director's determination to allow a proposal to determine the date of the Planning Commission's fourth hearing period for the introduction of the Land Use Element amendments to allow a rezoning request for KSBY to relocate their offices to 1772 Calle Joaquin, the site of the former Loco Ranchero Restaurant. Moved by Williams/Smith to concur with the Community Development Director's determination to allow KSBY proposal to determine the Planning Commission's fourth hearing period; motion carried (5 -0). C5. TRACT MAP TIME EXTENSION (File No. 410) Council considered a one -year time extension for filing the final map for Tract 1714, a 25 -unit industrial condominium conversion proposed on the west side of Sacramento Drive, north of Industrial Way (3641 Sacramento Drive); Jay Parsons, subdivider. City Council Meeting Tuesday, March 5, 1996 -7:00 p.m. Page .5 Moved by Williams/Smith to adopt Resolution No. 8502 approving the one -year time extension: motion carried (54)). C6. PROPERTY ACQUISITION (File No. 168) Council:: considered entering into a contract to purchase an approximate 18,532 sq. ft. parcel immediately adjacent to the Bowden Adobe from Adobe Associates, in the amount of $150,000, and a Certificate of Acceptance for a gift of the Bowden Adobe to the City of San Luis Obispo. Moved .by Williams/Smith to: (A) authorize the Mayor to enter into a contract for purchase of property; (B) authorize the Mayor to execute a Certificate of Acceptance for a gift of the Bowden adobe; and, (C) Resolution No. 8503. adopted preserving the City's ability to debt finance $150,000 for the purchase of the property; motion carried (5 -0). C7. RFP - PUBLIC SAFETY AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (File No. 9662- 542 -552- 363) Council,; considered approving Request for Proposals (RFPs) for Public Safety and ' Financial Management Information Systems. Moved by Williams /Smith to approve RFPs; motion carried (5 APPOINTMENTS Al. BICYCLE ADVISORY COMMITTEE (File No. 123) Council considered an appointment to the Bicycle Advisory Committee. Moved by Romero/Smith to reappoint Larry Souza to a three -year term to expire on 3131199; motion carried (5 -0). A2. BIA BOARD OF DIRECTORS (File No. 123) Council considered the appointment recommendations to the BIA Board of Directors. Moved by RomeroWilliams to approve appointment of Steve Gilreath, Mark Furia, Stephen Patrick, Tiim Tucker, Lynn James, and Mike Stanton to the BIA Board of Directors; motion carried (5 -0). A3. HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION (File No. 123) Council considered the appointment recommendations to the Human Relations Commission. Moved by. Smith/Romero to reappoint Donald Green to a two -year term expiring on 3131198, and Mike Multari to a four -year term to expire on 3131100; motion carried J C �i City Council Meeting Page 6 1 Tuesday, March 5, 1996 -7:00 p.m. A4. JOINT RECREATIONAL USE COMMITTEE (File No. 123) Council considered appointments to the Joint Recreational Use of School District property Committee. Moved by Roalman/Smith to reappoint Dennis Cox and Terry Conner to three -year terms expiring on 3131199; motion carried (5 -0). A5. PERSONNEL BOARD (File No. 123) Council considered appointment recommendations to the Personnel Board. Moved by Smith/Settle to reappoint Chuck Adoff to a one -year term expiring on 3131197, and Diane Glaser to three -year term to expire 3131199; motion carried (5 -0). A6. ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMISSION (File No. 123) Council considered appointments to the Architectural Review Commission. Moved by Romero/Settle to reappoint Linda Day to a three -year term to expire 3131199, and Peggy Mandeville to a four -year term to expire 3131100; motion carried (5-0). 1 A7. - TREE COMMITTEE (File No. 123) ' Council considered appointments to the Tree Committee. Moved by Romero /Settle to reappoint Jeff Ferber to a.two -year term to expire on 3131198; motion carried (5 -0). A8. MASS TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE (File No. 123) Council considered appointments to the Mass Transportation Committee. Moved by Romero/Williams to reappoint Kevin Rice to a one -year term to expire 3131197, Randy LaVack to a two -year term to expire on 3131198, and Mike Spangler to a three -year term to expire 3131199; motion carried (5-0). There were no Liaison Reports. LIAISON REPORTS PUBLIC HEARINGS 1. UNMET TRANSIT NEEDS (File No. 544) ' Council held a public hearing to consider unmet public transportation (bus) needs which can reasonably be met. City Council Meeting Page 7 Tuesday, March 5, 1996 -7:00 p.m. Mike McCluskev, Public Works Director, said that tonight's hearing would be the third unmet transit needs hearing for the three years that the City has been eligible for Section 9 funding and this evening's testimony would be compiled with other information previously received and returned at a future Council meeting with recommendation for those requests. Ham Watson. Transit Manager, was also present at the table. Mayor Settle opened the public hearing. Melanie said there was no Route 3 bus that goes to South Higuera after 5:30 p.m. Pamela asked if more buses could run on weekends, such as Route 4 or Route 2. Jennifer Allen Barker, Foothill and Patricia, told Council that she depended on public transportation for getting around town and would like to see an increase in the frequency of Route 5, addition of Route 4 on weekends, reinstatement of Route 2 on weekdays at the high peak Cal Poly transportation needs times, large print bus schedules as well as postings at bus stops, and possibly braille schedules. Laurie Rodderman, a public transportation advocate, said she would like to see the buses run more often, run into the evenings and on weekends, and a reduced fare for children,. Willow Kelly wanted to see transfers from CCAT buses to City buses reinstated. Olive Markham said she had given her written suggestion to the Transit Manager. Mayor Settle closed the public hearing. Council Member Romero said that he had a problem with the "reasonable to meet" criteria that funding required to provide new service would cause a reduction in existing service and felt that the goal should be to provide the best level of service for the majority of people with our current bus service. Staff agreed to look at developing a methodology to achieve trigger points to provide the most efficient service and to determine the impacts of Cal Poly ridership. Moved by Williams/Romero to direct staff to analyze requests, using the City's adopted definitions of "unmet transit need" and "reasonable to meet" and return to Council at a future meeting with recommended findings. on transit needs; motion carried (5 -0). 2. SOUTH STREET /BISHOP STREET CONNECTION (File No. 438) Council held a public hearing to consider establishing a preferred alignment for the extension of Bishop Street to connect with South Street west of the Southern Pacific Railroad. Council Member Smith declared that she would not be participating in consideration of this issue due to a conflict of interest. Mike Kennedy, CCS Planning and Engineering, the Consultant, presented an overview of the 1 various options for the extension of Bishop Street that were under consideration in Phase I of a two -part study. He told Council that Option B -1, the Roundhouse Alignment, was the 1 1 1 City Council Meeting Tuesday, March 5, 1996 -7:00 p.m. recommended option. Mayor Settl e opened the public hearing. Page 8 Dan Lloyd of Engineering Development Associates, representing Albertson's, urged Council to approve Option B -1 enabling the development of the Albertson's Center. Ken Bruce, 2384 Florence Avenue, supported the staff recommendation and raised the need for pedestrian and bicycle facilities. He also asked Council not to change the General Plan. Dan Smith. 1080 Trevor Way, said he had collected 89 signatures of people who oppose any extension of Bishop Street and asked Council to remove the Bishop Street extension from the Circulation Element. Judy . Alter. Leona Avenue, expressed concern about impact on traffic and the Terrace Hill neighborhood should the Bishop extension take place. Julie Towery. Sinsheimer Park area, said the Bishop extension would only make traffic in the area worse. Sherry Webber, 2356 Bushnell, said she worried about the safety of her children due to increased traffic caused by the extension. LaVeme Schneider, 1356 Marsh Street, said she was pleased to see traffic patterns being corrected. Pat Veesart, Chair of the Sierra Club, said the organization opposed the project, but that a bicycle, pedestrian, emergency vehicle access connection was.a good idea. Logan Buriett. San Carlos Drive, opposed the Bishop Street extension but was supportive of a pedestrian /bicycle overpass. Rhonda Rionins- Pimental, 2457 Leona, questioned the viability of the various options for a bicycle /pedestrian connection. John Huff. 2267 Augusta, said that the traffic in the area was already faster and more congested than it should be and opposed the extension. Mayor Settl e closed the public hearing. After discussion, moved by RomeroNVilliams to adopt Alternative B -1 and support the conclusions and recommendations of the Broad Street Plaza Traffic Impact Analysis Interim Report; motion carried (4-0-1; Council Member Smith abstaining). Council recognized the need to revisit the Bishop/South Street Connection during the next update of the Circulation Element, and directed staff to include this issue at that time. Moved by Williams/Romero to direct staff to explore the potential of a bicycle/pedestrian bridge outside of the Circulation Element; motion carried (4-0-1; Council Member Smith abstaining). Moved by Romero/Williams to authorize CCS Engineering to proceed with the second phase of the traffic impact analysis; motion carried (4-0-1; Council Member Smith abstaining). City Council Meeting Page 9 Tuesday, March 5, 1996 -7:00 p.m. Council assured residents that no project would go forward_ until it-had been reviewed in the Circulation Element update. 9:45 p.m. Mayor Settle called for a 15 minutes recess. 10:00 p.m. Mayor Settle reconvened the meeting; all Council Members present. 3. APPEAL —1789 SAN LUIS DRIVE (File No. 407) Council held a public hearing to consider an appeal by John and Sandy Wallace of a Tree Committee decision to deny tree removal request at 1789 San Luis Drive. (Continued from 216/96.) Mike McCluskev. Public Works Director, was joined by Ron Regan, Tree Committee Chair, in providing a brief overview of the appeal. Mayor Settle opened the public hearing. No one spoke. Mayor Settle closed the public hearing. Moved by. Romero/Smith to adopt Resolution No. 8504 denying the appeal; motion carried (5 -0). Vice Mayor Williams and Council Member Romero stated, for the record, that they felt the Tree Regulations were intrusive regarding removal of trees on private property. Council referred a review of the Tree Regulations to the Tree Committee. (Consensus.) 4. CHARTER REVISIONS (File No. 310) A. Council held a public hearing to consider various Charter amendments to be submitted to the voters at the General Municipal election to be held on Tuesday, November 5, 1996, to reconcile provisions for filling a Council vacancy with the requirements of the Elections Code, and to make other minor technical revisions. Jeff Jorgensen. City Attorney, explained that the Charter amendments presented this evening were mostly "housekeeping items" and urged Council to include all eight amendments on the November 5, 1996 ballot Mayor Settle opened the public hearing. No one came forward to comment. Mayor Settle closed the public hearing. After discussion, moved by Williams/Smith to adopt Resolution Nos. 8505, 8506, 8507, 8508, 8509, , 8510, 8511, and 8512 making various Charter amendments; motion carried (5 -0). City Council Meeting Page 10 Tuesday, March 5, 1996 -7:00 p.m. B. WATER RELIABILITY RESERVE Council held a public hearing to consider submitting to the voters at the General Municipal Election on Tuesday, November 5, 1996, a proposed Charter amendment to add Section 909 to Article IX relative to the use of the water supply "reliability reserve." Gary Henderson, Water Division Manager, said that this measure was being presented at past Council direction following the adoption of the Urban Water Management Plana Mayor Settle opened the public hearing. There were no comments. Mayor Settl e closed the public hearing. Moved by Smith/Roalman to adopt Resolution No. 8513 placing a Charter Amendment on the November ballot adding Section 909 to Section IX of the City Charter, motion carried (4-1, Council Member Romero voting no). S. PUBLIC NUISANCE - 663 CHURCH STREET (File No. 722) Council held a public hearing to consider declaring that a public nuisance exists at 663 Church Street and ordering abatement of same. E, John Madden. Fire Inspector, explained the various steps the City had taken to resolve the hazardous conditions created by the accumulation of boxes, boards and other combustible materials. Jeff Jorgensen. City Attorney, said that both the Fire Department and the City Attorney's Office had investigated and /or undertaken every available option to remedy this situation. Mayor Settle opened the public hearing. Richard Johnson, 655 Church Street, said the drop boxes left in front of his residence while a group of volunteer Boy Scouts had attempted to clean up the yard, attracted scavengers for two days and two nights and implored Council to take whatever action possible to abate this hazard and prevent its recurrence. Grant Krueger. 664 Church Street, said that during the last attempted clean -up he had seen people come by in cars to dump garbage Into the drop boxes. Mayor Settle closed the public hearing. Moved by RomerofWilliams to adopt Resolution No. 8514 declaring public nuisance and ordering abatement; motion carried (5 -0). 1 City Council Meeting Tuesday, March 5, 1996 -7:00 p.m. BUSINESS ITEMS 6. CUESTA GRADE PROJECT (File No. 1141) Page 11 Council considered the Route 101 Cuesta Grade Project and the adequacy of the project's EIR/EIS. Mike McCluskey. Public Works Director, and Tenn Sanville, Principal Transportation Planner, briefly reviewed the four alternatives being evaluated. Mayor Settle asked for comment from the audience. Pat Veesart, CTAC representative, said CTAC had voted unanimously to not select any option until public comment and the environmental impact report had been completed. Speaking as a private citizen, he expressed his opposition to the project's negative Impacts on San Luis Obispo. Eugene Jud. San Luis Obispo, suggested that the use of electronic "creeping" lanes be explored and said widening at this time was premature; would not enhance safety, was not economical and was contradictory to official documents. Geof Land. Director of the Environmental Center of San Luis Obispo, said that he believed a lot more study needed to be done on the impacts before the project was decided. Ron DiCarli. Executive Director of the San Luis Obispo Council of Government, said the agency had identified the problems in increasing traffic in 1988 and responded to questions raised in the City staff report. Greg Albright, Caltrans, said the projects basic purpose is to address congestion relief on the grade and responded to issues discussed in the agenda report. Pat Veesart returned to the podium to express concern that the project would herald six - laning on 101 throughout the County, about the growth inducing impact of the project, and about the way In which Caltrans had conducted the public comment process. Ron DiCarli said that six4aning was not planned. Mayor Settl e returned discussion to the dais. After discussion, moved by.Roalman /Smith to approve Alternate 1; motion failed. Moved by Roalman/Smith to approve Alternate 2 as direction City delegate to SLOCOG on the Cuesta Grade Project, motion carried (3 -2, Council Member Romero and Vice Mayor Williams voting no). L . For the record, Council Member Romero stated that he felt Alternate 2 did not address the safety issues properly, takes the lesser, more hazardous Improvement and will necessitate correction some years In the future. Staff was directed to pursue the possibility of a bike lane up Stagecoach Road. (Consensus.) F-J 1 City Council Meeting Page 12 1 Tuesday, March 5, 1996 -7:00 p.m. COMMUNICATIONS Comm. 1. Council Member Roalman asked that City and County staff update the Council on what is being proposed regarding the Land Use Element Update for the County. (Consensus.) Comm. 2. Mayor Settle and City Council Members rescheduled the rained -out creek walk originally _.... scheduled for Thursday, February 29, to Friday, March 29, 1996, departing City Hall at 12:00 p.m. 12:05 a.m. There being no further business to come before the City Council, Mayor Settle adjourned the meeting to March 12, 1996, at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Cham r. APPROVED BY COUNCIL: March 19, 1996 - . K m ondo istant City Clerk KC: by COUNCIL SUBCOMMITTEE TO THE PARKS S RECREATION COMMISSION CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1996 - 9:00 A.M. CITY HALL - COUNCIL OFFICE - 990 PALM STREET ' SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA ROLL CALL: Council Subcommittee: Vice Mayor Dodie Williams AND Council Member Bill Roalman Chair to the Committee: Wendy Pyper Vice Mayor Williams called the meeting to order at 1:00 p.m. -The following candidates were interviewed: 9:00 a.m. - Teresa Larson 9:15 a.m. - James Neville 9:30 a.m. There being no further business to come before the Council Subcommittee, Vice Mayor Williams adjourned the meeting. APPROVED BY COUNCIL: March 19, 1996 :klc 1