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Home My WebLink About2188-2199- BALUTION NO. 2199 (1971'J v.iries) A RESOLUTION APPROVING AND PROVIDING FOR THE EXECUTION OF A FIRST AMENDATORY CONTRACT TO GRANT TO ACQUIRE AND /OR DEVELOP LAND FOR OPEN - SPACE PURPOSES NO. CALIF- OSC -334 BY AND BETWEEN THE CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows:. SECTION 1. The pending proposed 1st Amendatory Contract to Grant to Acquire and /or Develop Land for Open -Space Purposes No. Calif -OSC -334 is hereby in all respects approved. SECTION 2. The Mayor of the City of San Luis Obispo is hereby authorized and directed to execute Contract No. OSC -334 (G), as amended, in two (2) counterparts on behalf of the City of San Luis Obispo and the City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to impress and attest the official seal of the Public Body on each such counterpart and to forward such counterparts to the Department of Housing and Urban Development, for execution on behalf of the Government together with such other documents relative to the approval and execution of such counterparts as may be required by the Government. SECTION 3. This resolution shall take effect immediately. On motion of Councilman Brown, seconded by Councilman Blake, and on the following roll call vote: AYES: Councilmen Blake, Brown, Gurnee and Mayor Schwartz NOES: None ABSENT: Councilman Graham the foregoing Resolution was duly passed ATTEST: CERTIFICATION I hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution was duly and regularly passed by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo at a Regular Meeting held thereof on the 21st day of June, 1971. ity clerk Alw RESOLUTION NO. 2195 (1971 Series) A RESOLUTION SUPPORTING ASSEN:BLY BILL 1617. WHEREAS, Assembly Bill 1617 would authorize cities and counties to levy a 5% tax on the purchase of alcoholic beverages from any retailer for consumption on the premises; and WHEREAS, the only significant opposition to this very important additional source of revenue for local agencies has come from hotels, restaurants, bartenders and others who will be collecting the tax rather than those who would be paying the tax. NOVI, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. The City Council hereby supports the so -called "T'ippler's Tax" and urges all state legislators to vote in favor of Assembly Bill 1617 which would authorize local agencies desiring to do so to levy a 57 tax on the purchase of alcoholic beverages from any retailer for consumption on the premises. 2. The City Council further commends those legislators who have already voted in favor of this measure. On motion of Mayor Schwartz, seconded by Councilman Blake, and on the following roll call vote: AYES: Councilmen Blake, Brown, Graham and Mayor Schwartz NOES: Councilman Gurnee ABSENT: None the foregoing Resolution was duly passed and adopted this 7th day of Tune. 1971_ ATTEST: CERTIFICnTION I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly and regularly passed by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo at a Regular Meeting held thereof on the 7th day of June, 1971. �" 'ity C erk 11�2 / 9.P i RESOLUTION NO. 2197 (1971 Series) A RESOL UPICN ESTABLISHING SALARY RANGES FOR M4PLOYEE CLASSIFICATIONS FCR 1971 -72, ASSIGNING CITY EMPLOYEES TO CLASSIFICATIONS AND SAIARY STEPS WITHIN SAID RANGES, SPECIFYING IMTHCDS OF ADVANCE, ,MNT A dD REPEALING ALL PREVIOUS SALARY RrSOLUTIONS. BE IT RESOLV ,M by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: That all previous salary resolutions are hereby repealed and the following sections enacted to supersede said previous provisions: Section 1. Salary Ranges. The following salary ranges are adopted and applied to the several asses of positions indicated in Section 2 hereof. 1- x/99 1 2 3 4 5 I month Ur)14 64 .5512 2 422 446 470 496 526 3 434 456 .484 512 538 4 446 470 496 526 558 5 456 484 512 538 574 6 470 496 526 558 590 7 484 512 538 574 608 8 496 526 558 590 620 9 512 538 574 608 636 10 526 558 590 620 658 11 538 574 608 636 674 12 558 590 620 658 692 13 574 608 636 674 712 14 590 620 658 692 734 15 608 636 674 712 758 16 620 658 692 734 776 17 636 674 712 758 796 18 658 692 734 776 824 19 674 712 758 796 846 20 692 734 776 824 868 21 712 758 796 846 894 22 734 776 824 868 918 23 758 796 846 894 940 24 776 824 868 918 968 25 796 846 894 940 996 1- x/99 Section 2. Titles and Ranges. The classes of positions shall each have the salary range shown opposite the title in this section. Title Typist Clerk I (1) $a2 434 456 484 512 Typist Clerk II (5) 456 484 512 538 574 Account Clerk I (5) Janitor (7) Dispatcher Clerk (7) Records Clerk (7) Senior Typist Clerk (8) Account Clerk II (8) Parking Enforcement Officer (9) Stenographer 1 2 3 4 5 26 (11) Groundskeeper 91 5969 2 27 846 894 940 996 1052 28 868 918 968 1024 1086 29 894 940 996 1052 1112 30 918 968 1024 1086 1146 31 940 996 1052 1112 1180 32 968 1024 1086 1146 1212 33 996 1052 1112 1180 12h6 34 1024 1086 1146 1212 1278 35 1052 1112 1180 1246 1310 36 1086 1146 1212 .1278 .1346 37 1112 1180 1246 1310 1380 38 1146 1212 1278 1346 1418 39 1180 1246 1310 1380 1458 40 1212 1278 1346 1418 1500 41 1246 1310 1380 1458 1536 42 1278 1346 1418 1500 1580 43 1310 1380 1458 1536 1620 44 1346 1418 1500 1580 1670 45 1380 1458 1536 .1620 1716 Section 2. Titles and Ranges. The classes of positions shall each have the salary range shown opposite the title in this section. Title Typist Clerk I (1) $a2 434 456 484 512 Typist Clerk II (5) 456 484 512 538 574 Account Clerk I (5) Janitor (7) Dispatcher Clerk (7) Records Clerk (7) Senior Typist Clerk (8) Account Clerk II (8) Parking Enforcement Officer (9) Stenographer (9) Maintenance Man I (9) Drafting Aide (10) Account Clerk III (11) Groundskeeper (12) Meter Reader (12) 484 512 538 574 608 496 526 558 590 620 512 538 574 608 636 526 558 590 62o 658 538 574 6o8 636 674 558 590 62o 658 692 -2- r Maintenance Man II (13) Utility Plant Operator I (13) Water Supply Assistant (13) Legal & Admin. Secretary (14) Water Meter Repairman (14) Parking Meter Repairman (14) Administrative Aide (14) Junior Librarian (15) ueavy Equipment Operator (15) Senior Engineering Aide (15) Maintenance Leadman (17) Mechanic I (17 ) Utility Plant Operator 11 (17) Planning Technician (17) Senior Librarian (19) Recreation Supervisor (19) Fireman (20) ;Mechanic Foreman (21) Principal Engineering Aide (21) Police Officer (22) Fire Fngineer (22) Building Inspector (22) Chief Utility Plant Operator (23) Water Supply Operator (23) Park Foreman (23) Planning Assistant (24) Civil Engineering Asst. I (24) Accountant (25 ) Police Sergeant (26) Asst. Dir. of narks & Rec. (26) Water Foreman (26) Fire Captain ( 27 ) Planning Associate (28) Civil Engineering Asst. Ii (29) Public works Supt. (30) Police Lieutenant (30) Fire Marshal (30) Chief Building Inspector (30) -3- D ,5574 608 636 674 712 590 620 658 692 734 608 636 674 712 758 636 674 712 758 796 674 712 758 796 846 692 734 776 824 868 772 758 796 846 894 734 776 824 868 918 758 796 8L6 894 940 776 824 868 918 968 796 846 894 940 996 824 868 918 968 1024 846 894 940 996 1052 868 918 968 1024 1086 894 940 996 1052 1112 918 966 1024 1086 1146 City Librarian Battalion Fire Chief Civil Engineering Asst. III ° olice Captain Director of narks & Recreation Director of Planning & Building Director of Water Department "olive Chief Fire Chief Director of Public Works J (31) $940 996 1052 1112 1180 (31) (32) 968 1024 1086 11146 1212 (34) 10214 1086 1146 1212 1278 DO (37) 1112 1180 1246 1310 1380 (38) 11146 1212 1278 13146 1418 (39) 1180 1246 1310 1380 lb56 (39) (142) 1278 1366 1418 1500 1580 Section 3. Rules Governing Step Progression. The following rules shall govern step increases for all employees hired hereafter and for employees listed under Section 4 below: 1. The first step is the minimum rate and shall normally be the hiring rate for the class. In cases where it is difficult to secure qualified personnel, or if a nerson of unusual qualifications is hired, the City Council may authorize the Administrative Officer to hire at the second or third step. If a person is hired at the second or third step, he shall receive the next step when he has comileted trs time requirement for such advanced step as outlined below and is recommended by the depart- ment head and Administrative Officer and approved by the Council for advancement. 2. The second step is an incentive adjustment to encourage an employee to improve his work. F�mployees may be advanced to the second step following the completion of six months satisfactory service (three months for 'Police Officers, beginning level), upon recommendation by their department head and the Administrative Officer and approval by the City Council. 3. The third step rerresents the middle value of the salary range and is the rate at otich a fully qualified, ex!perienced and ordinarily conscientious employee may expect to be paid after a reasonable period of satisfactory service. An employee may be advanced to the third step after completion of six months service (three months for Police Officers, beginning level) at the second step, provided the advancement is recommended by the department head and the Administrative Officer and approved by the City Council. h. The fourth step is to be awarded only in case of work which is well above average for tka class. An employee may be advanced to the fourth step after completion of one year of service at the third step provided the advancement is recommended by the department head and Administrative Officer and approved by the City Council. -4. 5. The fifth step is intended as a reward for outstanding performance. An employee may be advanced to the fifth step after completion of two years service at the fourth step provided the advancement is recommended by the department head and Administrative Officer and justified by a letter of recommendation from the department head and approved by the City Council. In applying the above rules, the next step shall be granted, other conditions having been met, on the following basis: 1. For those having an anniversary date on the 15th of the month or earlier, the increase shall be effective the first of that month. 2. For those having an anniversary date on the 16th of the month or later, the increase shall be effective the first of the fallowing month. Should the employee not be recommended for increase, or should the Council not approve a recommended increase on the anniversary date, it shall be the privilege of the department head and Administrative Officer to reconsider such recommendation for increase at any during the year, subject to approval by the City Council. Section 4. The following employees hired on or prior to the effective date of this resolution shall be governed by the rules above for step advancement purposes: Step in range Date last Yame class as of 7 -1 -71 step inc. Kenneth Kelly Maintenance Plan II 4 8 -1 -69 Jon Ecklund planning Technician h 9 -1 -69 Milton Koop Water Supply Assistant 4 9 -1 -69 "aul Post Mechanic I h 10 -1 -69 Harold McChesney "olice Officer 4 10-1-69 Walter DeBorde Building Inspector h 11 -1 -69 Marilyn Perry Legal & Admin. Sec. 4 2 -1 -70 Stephen Quinn ^olice Officer (Detective) h 2 -1 -70 Thomas Gallimore Police Officer 4 2 -1 -70 teary Alstot Fireman 4 h -1 -70 °aul T'inedo Groundskeeper h 5 -1 -70 Donald Headley Utility plant Operator I 4 5 -1 -70 Harold White police Officer 4 5 -1 -70 Leslie Tanore Janitor 4 6 -1 -70 iiarvin Swaim Maintenance Man II 4 6 -1 -70 Linda Leseman Parking Enforcement Officer h 8 -1 -70 Thomas Bourne Maintenance Mai II 4 9 -1 -70 Judith Hall Dispatcher Clerk 9 -1 -70 Lane Wilson park Foreman h 10 -1 -70 Anthony Costa °olice Officer 4 10 -1 -70 -5- Section 5. Starting rates for those in the fifth step as of 1971 and methods of progression for those employees placed in thi at a lower step* The following employees shall start July 1, 1971 at the step indicated below and will be considered by the department head, Administrative Officer and City Council for the next step on an annual basis each July 1 or other anniversary date specified below, until they have reached the maximum step for their classification. Should the employee not be recommended fcr increase, 20 Ruth Floyd Stenographer 4 11 -1 -70 john Quirk gater Foreman 4 5-1-71 Ellis Berliner Fireman 4 6-1-71 Evelyn Goulart Typist Clerk II 4 7-1 -71 Nancy Brown Typist Clerk II 3 9 -1 -70 William Ramirez Maintenance Man II 3 10 -1 -70 Johnny Johns Janitor 3 10 -1 -70 Charles Blackburn Police Officer 3 11 -1 -70 Richard Reitz Police Officer 3 11-1-70 Ralph Hunt Fireman (Inspection) 3 12 -1 -70 Barry Gregory Police Officer 3 1 -1 -71 Clifford Chelquist Police Officer 3 1.1-71 Terry Young Police Officer 3 2 -1 -71 Alice Dopp Senior Librarian 3 3-1-71 Robert Carrasco Police Officer 3 3-1-71 Norman Hammond Fireman 3 5-1 -71 Joseph Pluneda Utility Plant Operator I 3 6 -1 -71 John Anderson larking Meter Repairman 3 7 -1 -71 Kathleen Michel Stenographer 2 2-1-71 Nary Belle Caselman Stenographer 2 2:1 -71 Gerald Bedford Janitor 2 3-1-71 Joyce Levin Recreation Supervisor 2 4 -1 -71 Delbert Reading Maintenance Man II 2 5-1 -71 Bobby Gentry Maintenance Man II 2 5 -1 -71 Ronald Brown police Officer 2 6-1-71 Philip Leo Maintenance Man II 2 7 -1 -71 Jane Johansen Stenographer 2 7 -1 -71 James Ritterbush Firemai 1 2-1-71 William Wilkins Utility Plant Operatcr I 1 3 -24 -71 Louis Schwiebert Police Officer 1 5 -1 -71 Ava Sigsby Parking Enforcement Off, 1 5 -1 -71 Cheryl Ibarra Dispatcher Clerk 1 6 -1 -71 James Petroni Fireman 1 6 -16 -71 Marsha Robbins Typist Clerk II 1 7 -1 -71 Steven Smith Fireman 1 7-1-71 Section 5. Starting rates for those in the fifth step as of 1971 and methods of progression for those employees placed in thi at a lower step* The following employees shall start July 1, 1971 at the step indicated below and will be considered by the department head, Administrative Officer and City Council for the next step on an annual basis each July 1 or other anniversary date specified below, until they have reached the maximum step for their classification. Should the employee not be recommended fcr increase, 20 or should the Council not approve a recoamended increase on the anniversary date, it shall be the privilege of the department head and Administrative Officer to reconsider such recommendation for increase at any time diming the year, sibject to approval by the City Councils Monthly Name Class Salary Step Stanley Sanson Accountant 13996 5 Reed Sherman Administrative Aide 734 5 Charlotte Horn Account Clerk III 6711 5 Nancy Blell Account Clerk I 574 5 David Romero Director of Public Works 1580 5 Robert Vosburgh Civil Engineering Assistant III 1212 5 Paul Landell Civil Engineering Asst. II 1112 5 Anthony Juarez Civil Engineering Asst. I 968 5' Douglas Howard Civil Engineering Asst. I 968 5 Thomas Gingg Civil Engineering Asst. I 968 5 George Robertson Civil F�ngineering Asst. I 968 5 Arthur Hird Principal Engineering Aide 894 5 Jack Della Bitta Senior Engineering Aide 758 5 Milo Tappa Public Works Supt. 1146 5 Jack Carrington Maintenance Leadman 796 5 Lewis Santos Heavy Equipment Operator 758 5 Oscar Lamboy Tieavy Equipment Operator 758 5 Joe Lewis Maintenance Man II 712 5 William Harris Maintenance Man II 712 5 Anthony Cardoza Maintenance Man II 712 5 Frank Reed Chief Utility Plant Operator 940 5 Richard Ayers Utility Plant Operator II 796 5 James KLuck Utility Plant Operator I 712 5 Val Soto Maintenance Leadman 796 5 Ralph Soto Maintenance Man II 712 5 John Day Maintenance Man II 712 5 Leo Studle Mechanic Foreman 894 5 Arthur Madonna Mechanic I 796 5 Ronald Young Director of Plannirg & Building 1380 5 Elaine Glassmeyer Stenographer 636 5 John Kellerman Chief Building Inspector 1146 5 John Smosna Building Inspector 918 5 Vivian Eddy Stenographer 636 5 William Flory Director of Parks & Recreation 1278 5 James Stocktcn Asst. Dir. of Parks & Rec. 1024 5 Jesse Gonzales Groundskeeper 674 5 Manuel Limon Groundskeeper 674 5 Richard Barrios Groundskeeper 674 5 Dennis Cox = {aintenance Man II 674 4 Patricia Clark City Librarian 1180 5 -7- Helen Hilemai Senior Librarian 6!9846 5 Margaret Price Senior Librarian 846 5 Barbara Ryan Senior Typist Clerk 590 4 Alice Meck Typist Clerk II 57h 5 Price Thompscn Dir. of Water Dept. 11118 5 Joseph Knepple Senior Engineering Aide 758 5 Robert Mayse Water Supply Operator 940 5 (less 550 for house & utilities) Bert Johnson 'relater Supply Assistant 712 5 Frank Perry 4aintenance Leadman 796 5 Billie Terra Maintenance Man II 712 5 Jerald Armenta Maintenance Man II 712 5 Robert Ioppini Maintenance Man II 712 5 Carl Young Chief Utility Plant Op. 940 5 (less $50 for house & ntili tie s) George Bell Utility Plant Operator I 712 5 Harold Wright Water _deter Repairman 734 5 Hilton Buss Water Meter Reader 692. 5 Lee Schlobohm Fire Chief 1458 5 Jack Wainscott Battalion Chief 1180 5 William Woodward Battalion Chief 1180 5 Donald Kaye Fire Marshal 1146 5 Ierald Babcock Fire Captain. 1052 5 Patrick Dempsey Fire Captain 1052 5 Felton Hall ^ire Captain 1052 5 ?arl Iunker Fire Captain 1052 5 Harry Blumhorst Fire Captain 1052 5 John Silva Fire Captain 1052 5 Stanley Mello Fire Captain 1052 5 Donald Sylvia y 71re Captain 1052 5 bl illiam Callaway Fire Captain 1052 5 Douglas Krebs Fire Cap tain 1052 5 Henry Tonini Fire Engineer 918 5 Don Burns Fire Engineer 918 5 Albert Trejo Fire Engineer 918 5 5 Richard Reppert Fire Engineer 918 William Spencer Fire Engineer 918 5 Richard Fritz Fire Engineer 918 5 Steven Overbey Fire Engineer 918 5 Gerald Arnett Fire Engineer 918 5 Donald Hale Fire Engineer 918 5 Emil Krege Firemm 868 5 Edward Marcom Fireman (Inspection) 918 5 Dennis Bullock Fireman 868 5 Carolee Fisher Senior Typist Clerk 620 5 Ervin Rodgers Police Chief 1458 5 Don Englert Police Captain 1278 5 Lawrence E1 sea Police Lieutenant 1116 5 -8- Wi -Iliam Sperlo Police Lieutenant 41146 5 Charles Baldwin Police Lieutenant 1146 5 Winston Morrissey Police Sergeant 1024 5 James Farris ^ olice Sergeant 1024 5 Ward Jayne Police Sergeant (Det.) 1086 5 Wayne Carmack Police Sergeant 1024 5 Larry Lunsford Police Sergeant 1024 5 Ira Iialford Police Officer 918 5 Rolland Waite Police Officer 918 5 Robert Kalicicki °olive Officer (Det.) 968 5 William Anderson Police Officer 918 5 Ronald McKernon Police Officer (Det.) 968 5 Raymond Barba Police Officer 918 5 Ralph Stewart Police Officer 918 5 Preston Simmons Police Officer 918 5 Gary Grant Police Officer 918 5 Philip Lawless Police Officer 918 5 Gary Ith1de Police Officer 918 5 Susan Freer Dispatcher Clerk 608 5 Margie Jordan Records Clerk 608 5 Section 6. Pay Differentials. When assigned to the fbllowing work, city personnel shall be paid the salary ranges indicated: Parking Enforcement Officer (with matron duty including call backs) Fireman (Inspector) Police Officer (Detective) Police Sergeant (Detective) (11) "538 574 608 636 674 (22) 734 776 824 868 918 (24) 776 824 868 918 968 (28) 868 918 968 1024 1086 Section 7. "Y" Rate. An employee (otter than police department per- sonnel) who is not perfarming up to the established standards set for his job may be "Y" rated, so he ax she would not receive any salary increase given by the City Council as a result of its annual salary review. If and when the employee's performance comes up to the standard level, he or she would then have the "Y" rating removed. The "Y" rating procedure shall not result (then or later) in the employee being frozen below the next lower step (approx. 5.7 %) of the new range. For example: An employee in the fifth step as of June 30, 1971 who is "Y" rated would not be adjusted in sal ary below the 4th step of the new range which becomes effective July 1, 1971. Nor would the employee's salary be reduced below the 4th step of succeeding adjusted pay ranges, except for dismissal or demotion. n After July 1, 1971, the department head shall give 60 days written notice to any employee he intends to 'IY" rate, giving the employee an opportunity to correct his deficiencies if possible. Section 7. Schedule of salaries for full -time personnel not included in basic salary ranges. Title City Administrative Officer 1"2 250 month City Clerk- Director of Finance 1 700 City Attorney (Harold Johnson - subject to 1 716 " adj us tme nt for new incumbent) Section 8. Seniority "ay for Full -time Department Heads Listed in Section 2. In addit an to the s ary ranges listed for the respective department head positions, a full -time department head will be paid an additional one percent for the first ten years of continuous full -time ser- vice with the city, one percent for the next five ,years, and one percent for each subsequent five years, calculated to the nearest two dollar figure. Section 9. Schedule of salaries for part -time personnel not included in basic salary ranges. Title City Treasurer (part -time) Deputy Director of Civil Defense ( half -time) School Crossing Guard (part -time, adult) °art -time draftsmen, Grade I $2.51 hour II 2.87 III 3.32 Iv 3.51 V 3.68 " Youth Corps :dcrkers : 'first summer 1.65 n Second " 1.75 Library page: First Year 1.75 Thereafter 2.00 it Section 10. hart -time recreation leaders. 5300 month 150 n 165 n (a) The range fcr part -time recreation leaders shall be as follows: Step A ,1.75 hour B 2.00 n C 2.25 n -10- (b) The following minimum time requirements are hereby designated for such steps: Step A Starting rate. Step B After 250 hours working time, 6 months employment, or one summer, whichever is completed first. Step C After 750 hours working time, 18 months employment, or two full summers, whichever is completed first. Section 11. Part -time Park and Grounds Maintenance Laborers. The range for part -time park and grounds maintenance laborer shall be the same as that for recreation leader as set forth in Section 10 above. Time requirements for Step B shall be 500 hours work or 6 months employment, whichever is completed first. Time requirements for Step C shall be 1500 hours work or 18 months employment, whichever is completed first. Section 12. Recreation Specialist. (a) The range for recreation specialist shall be as follows: Step A ' ".2.50 hour Step B 2.75 " Step C 3.00 It (b) The following minimum time requirements are hereby imposed for such steps. Step A Starting rate. Step B After handling two successful instruction series, or 120 hours working time, whichever comes first. Step C After 18 months satisfactory performance, or 100 hours working time, whichever comes first. Section 13. Effective date. This resolution shall take effect July 1, 1971. on motion of Councilman Blake, seconded by Councilman Brown, and on the following roll call vote: AYES: 75,mmons Blake, John C. Brown, T. Keith Gurnee, Kenneth E. Schwartz NOES: None. ABSENT: Hyron Graham. -11- the foregoing resolution is passed and adopted this 21st day cf June, 1971. ATTEST: -12- RESOLUTION NO. 2196 (1971 Series) A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THL REVISIONS TO PHASE I OF THE PI ELM NARY PLANT D DEVELOPMENT FOR FRENCH HOSPITAL ON JOHNSON AVENUE. BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That Phase I of the preliminary planned development for French Hospital on Johnson Avenue shall be and is hereby approved by the City of San Luis Obispo subject to the conditions outlined by the Planning Commission. On motion of Councilman Brown, seconded by Councilman Blake, and on the following roll call vote: AYES: Councilmen Blake, Brown, Gurnee and Mayor Schwartz NOES: None ABSENT: Councilman Graham the foregoing Resolution was duly passed ATTEST: adopted this 7th day of June, 1971. e � CERTIFICATION I hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution was duly and regularly passed by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo at a Regular Meeting.held thereof on the 7th day of June, 1971, �M� M ,,7/q/� RESOLUTION NO. 2195 (1971 Series) A RESOLUTION INCREASMIG THE 1970 -71 BUDGET. BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That Account No. 211.18 - Deeter Inspection Fees (403) be added to the City Engineering budget in the amount of $3,137.00 and the Unbudgeted Reserve be decreased by $3,187.00. On motion of Councilman Blake , seconded by Councilman Brown and on the following roll call vote: AYES: Councilmen Blake, Brown, Graham, Gurnee and Mayor Schwartz NOES: None ABSENT: None the foregoing Resolution «was duly passed and adopted this 7th day of Tune , 1971. ATTEST: CERTIFICATION I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly and regularly passed by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo at a Regular Ideeting held thereof on the 7th day of June 1971. a�q� REESOLUTION lu.?i)$ (1971 Series) "SOLUTION TABJLATING EQUIPIE T :REPLACmU7?T A. -PRORRIR_TikTS FOR TIE FISCAL YEAR 1971 -72 AND TOTAL ACCUMULATIONS FOR EACH PEECE OF EQUIPMENT. 3E IT R3SOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: That the following appropriations for the 1971 -72 fiscal year be added to previous eccurmlations in the Equipment Replacement Furd and reserved for the purchase of equipment replacements for the respective items of equipTant tabulated below. Expenditures may be made for the purchase of replacements for the specified :Pieces of equipment only, unless otherwise directed by the City Council. Adjustments may be made at the time of purchase to meet prevailing market conditions. If the cost of the equipment is less than, the amount accumulated: (1) The unused moneys may be left in the equipment replacement fund and placed in the unallocated reserve; or (2) Such moneys may be transferred to other appropriate funds by Council action. If the cost of the replacement is greater than the moneys accumulated: (1) Funds may be transferred from the general Hind unbudgeted reserve to the appropriate expenditure account; or (2) moneys accumulated in the unallocated reserve (within the equipment replacement fund) maybe used; or (3) A portion of the cost may be paid from other appropriate departmental accounts. x/94 City Item Year Serial No. :WJo. Budget :;ceirm:lated Admini- C ev. sedan 1, 133 ? 273 3 350 j 1 00 strative Ford sedan 1968. 8J51Fll83:2 h68 500 2 000 $ b7 S 3T0 Po4ce Dodge sedan 1971 WR lYIAI6-2itl8 21 $1 i;OG $ 1 LOO Dodge sedan 1970 'r7iSULOA212358 22 1 600 2 800 Ford sedan. 1968 8J5 Z128553 2% ,500 3 000 Dodge sedan 1970 dK1ilLGA212357 25 1 6CrG 2 000 -ord sedan 1968 8J51Zl2°555 26 500 3 000 Dodge sedan. 1971 wMilak162_s20 27 1 LOO 1 LOG Dodge seda: 1971 `,1=441_,TIA162i,1.9 28 1 400 1 L-00 Dodge sedan 1971 wK4,IPjTA162-21 29 1 L00 1 hoc Rord sedan 1968 8J51Z129581. 31 D-00 3 000 x/94 City te:^ gear Ser=ial '•:0, ido. Sudget a.,a e _ Police Dodge sedan 1970 i ; r. 0A21235 -- 32 --' ! 0bb 1100 (cont.) Nestcoaster scooter 1971 27225 18 600 600 Westcoaster scooter 1971 27236 19 600 600 $12 300 $ 31 dg. Chev. custom nickup 1969 1333092329663 169 9 250 8 800 Insp. Dodge pickup 1967 1161706639 267 175 1 100 Fire IfIC truck 1955 631 50 x1029 2 a 2 GOO 17 GGv -.:own truck 1960 F1179 L 1 X0012 G00 Seagrave aerial ladder 1956 J5370 11 2 OGO 22 GCS: ` ?an Pelt truck 1964 615 834 06L 1 300 9 'DOG Plymouth JLation wagon 1967 RF. 5F7119853 167 350 1 900 Ford pickup. 1970 F25yaFi55825 170 300 600 Dodge sedan: 1970 DKL,1L01) 222577 670 LCO 800 Dodge station wagon 1970 wHLI.,5t?OC- 209104 770 350 700 5b 200 $ 0 Engr. Ford of ckun 1966 FlO. ^-.3'.806213 166 $ 150 8 1 500 Chev. pickup 1966 C136Z1L88L9 366 250 1 900 Dodge sedan 1970 6u C,A 208862 270 300 60O 700 000 Street r,-t. trader 1971 lO?.7 689 271 3 2 000 $ 2 000 Internatl. dump trick 1960 S?�75852E 260 500 6 LOO Cat. loader 1962 59,'11705 362 1 300 11 700 Intermtl. loader 1963 10 7L''' 163 L50 L 050 Cat. tractor w /dozer 1956 8U9658 1063 1 LOO 11 200 Bros roller 196L 137167 1064 550 2 750 Ford nick m 1965 F10JR61373L 165 150 1 550 I:ternatl. dump truck 1965 S3L7712IF5 565 500 4 750 Ford patch truck 1967 F61-f?,. -2086 666 1 200 6 000 Ford dump truck 1967 F61B ?,L5268 866 600 3 000 Way-ne sweeper 1968 15317,2080 168 1 750 7 000 Jaeger air co:nressor 1968 FC?39058 268 LOO 1 600 Layton toy.: paver 1969 F=2952r 269 300 600 Chev. dump truck 1969 CE539P86952L 969 700 2 000 Hord d-mnn truck 1970 F61DRfi5651.5 570 650 1 300 Galion roller 1970 870 500 1 000 Littleford oil dirt. 1966 4:00 2 LOG 81330 TT 3-0-0 Hord pickup (paint) 1965 FlOJR613732 265 ? 150 1 550 Piolic Ford pickup (shop) 1965 F10JR -13733 365 150 ? 050 Works Pin ra nt striper 1969 6869 869 550 1 200 3 ?art: ?o_�d _actor loader 1971 D 53972) 471 � r 350 Ford ric =:un 1965 F10JR71363L 665 200 1 100 Chev. 1969 C51. .4 350890 369 200 625 Chev. -ickup 1969 CISIL9VL 50895 L69 200 625 Chev. truck 1969 K°i49z850942 669 300 900 Unallocated reserve -ll 133.56 Total 9L3 225 $181 666.1!6 Note: Water Dept. owes equipment replacement fund $70 000 as of 6-30-711. PASSED AND ADO'-IYMD this 28th day of May 1971, by the following roll call vote:on rnotion of Councilman Blake, seconded by Councilman Brown: AYES: Councilmen Blake, Brown, Graham, Gurnee and Mayor Schwartz NOES: None ABSENT: None ATTEST: C:i ty ;i rk- 1 t,t:rl �--'hcv. Uit or-a truck T'T( W. 6 7 �T 4-71-'- -j C. 0 — —3— frcwc-" 1969 AQ"3` 150 rational ::owe-- 1969 t',973L 150 nayne brush chipper 1971 E092452 171 Loo boo �M $ 777 Sewer Ford platform truck 1970 F35B7.0.H56633 00 $ 400 9 800 :dater :NYC C pickup 11001 HF2020A 36L $ 150 1 800 Ford pickup 1965 FIGJD71-685 765 170 1 500 Case tractor 1965 827958 8, 865 800 L '1130 �j Ford pickup ickupickup 1966 -LlO^R3061;32 266 150 7 r'o.o Ingersoll rand compressor 1969 125R3 5LL29m 569 Loci 1 200 Ford custom pick-up 1970 OAOL203o61t 370 250 500 Ford 1 ton truck 1970 F35APF56315 970 650 1 300 Ford 1 ton truck 1970 F35ARH563)46 1070 650 1 300 $ 3 200 13 900 Unallocated reserve -ll 133.56 Total 9L3 225 $181 666.1!6 Note: Water Dept. owes equipment replacement fund $70 000 as of 6-30-711. PASSED AND ADO'-IYMD this 28th day of May 1971, by the following roll call vote:on rnotion of Councilman Blake, seconded by Councilman Brown: AYES: Councilmen Blake, Brown, Graham, Gurnee and Mayor Schwartz NOES: None ABSENT: None ATTEST: nESOLUTION NO. 2193 (1971 Series) A RESOLUTION INCREASING THE 1970 - 71 BUDGET. BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the Cit<,� of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That Account No. 211,17 - Benzer Inspection Fees (408) be added to the City Engineering budget in the amount of $1,230.00 and the Unbudgeted Reserve be decreased by $1,230.00. On motion of Councilman Brown seconded by Councilman Graham and on the follaving roll call vote: AYES: Councilmen Blake, Brown., Graham, Gurnee and Mayor Schwartz NOES: None ABSENT: None the foregoing Resolution was duly passed and adopted this 17th day of May , 1971. ATTEST: r ,,,,Xity cler:: 'CERTIFICATION I hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution was duly and regularly passed by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo at a Regular &:eetin g held thereof on the 17th day of May ,. 1971. W"P. � � N,rQ-- .:?1613 RESOLUTION NO. 2192 (1971 Series) A RESOLUTION DETERMINING THAT PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY REQUIRE CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN 1IMPROVENiENTS. BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo that: 1. Pursuant to hearings duly held, the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo hereby finds and determines that the public convenience and necessity requires the construction and installation of curbs, gutters, sidewalks and driveway ramp improvements on those portions of streets within. the City of San Luis Obispo as set forth on Exhibit "A" attached hereto and incorporated by reference, and determines that the Special Assessment, Investigation, Limitation and Majority Protest Act of 1931 shall not apply to these proceedings. 2. The Superintendent of Streets shall proceed with the required notification and construction as set forth in Section 7350.1 of the San Luis Obispo lviunicipal Code. 3. The costs of any such work done by the City, after hearings duly held, shall become a lien upon said parcels. On motion of Councilman Brown, seconded by Councilman Blake, and on the following roll call vote: AYES: Councilmen Blake, Brown, Graham, Gurnee and Mayor Schwartz NOES: None ABSENT: None the foregoing Resolution is passed and adopted this 17th day of Nay, 1971. ATTEST: rl: CERTIFICATION I hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution was duly and regularly passed by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo at a regular Meeting held thereof on the 17th day of May, 1971. ity Clerk 02/9_2. EXHIBIT "A" Note: C = Curb 7t Gutter S = Si de�•ial k R = Drive:•!ay Ramp OWNER LOCATION! PARCEL NO. I: P. REQ. D. DeLisle 475 Ramona Drive 52- 156 -11 C, S, R I. L. Barnett 467 Ramona Drive 52- 155 -10 C, S, R M.A. & E.D. Oliveira 451 Ramona Drive 52- 156 -09 C, S, R G. J. Hanna 26 S. Tassajara Drive 52- 155 -07 C, S, R (Ramona Drive side) I. 1ilier 32 Rafael ;Jay 52- 154 -01 S (Ramona Drive side) J. F. Ruedi 31 S. Tassajara Drive 52- 154 -07 S, R (Ramona Drive side) P.L. & '1. Husson 390 Cerro Romauldo 52- 294 -01 S I.E. & A.V. Lynds 372 Cerro Romauldo 52- 294 -02 S E.J. a H. M. Boyle 360 Cerro Romauldo 52- 294 -03 S J.I.I. & L.U. Olsen 391 Cerro Romauldo 52- 291 -10 S T.1.1. & S.J. Hail 385 Cerro Romauldo 52- 201 -09 S J.'1. p, H.H. Kern 367 Cerro Romauldo 52- 291 -08 S C. E. "isberg 359 Cerro Romauldo 52- 291 -07 S d. & N.E. Thurmond 345 Cerro Romauldo 52- 291 -06 S G.H. U'lM.E. Thomas, Jr. 331 Cerro Romauldo 52- 291 -05 S .1.A. Hinote 323 Cerro Romauldo 52- 291 -04 S M. J. & A.I. Brumm 315 Cerro Romauldo 52- 291 -03 S 11. E. Allen 309 Cerro Romauldo 52- 291 -02 S H.W. L. R. Clogston 301 Cerro Romauldo 52- 291 -01 S E.T. & H.11. Hail 210 Santa Lucia 52- 292 -01 S (Cerro Romauldo side) F. i. & B.i1. Eells 209 Jeffrey 52- 402 -01 S (Cerro Romauldo side) * Abandoned Driveway Ramp to be Removed a RESOLUTION NO. 2191 (1971 Series) A PLSOLUTION APPROVING THE FINAL MAP OF TRACT �'C3,. TEMMOOD TIr1:I'ACE. BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That the final map of Tract No. 403, Tealavood Terrace, shall be and is hereby approved by the City of San Luis Obispo subject. to the conditions outlined in the subdivision agreernent. On motion of Councilinan Graham, seconded by Councilman Gurnee, and on the following roll call vote: AYES: Councilmen Dlalae, Brown, Grabari, Gurnee and Iviayor Sciwiartz NOES: None ABSENT: None the foregoing Resolution eras duly passed and adopted this 17th day of May, 1971. AT EST: / Iy rc CERTIFICATION I hereby certify that the fore oin, Resolution was duly and re.mdarly passed.by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo at a F egular iveetin.- held thereof on the 17411 day of !.lay, 1971. 02/ 9/ RESRLUTION NO. 2190 (1971 Sexies) A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING RED ZONES ON JOHNSON AVENUE, RESCINDING AND ESTABLISHING A YELLOW ZONE ON JOHN ?SON AVENUE; ESTABLISHING A RED ZONE ON MILL STREET; RESCINDING A RED ZONE AND ESTABLISHING RED ZONES AND TWO -HOUR PARKING ON SANTA ROSA STREET; ESTABLISHING RED ZONES ON OSOS AND SANTA BARBARA STREETS; ESTABLISHING A RED ZONE ON SOUTH HIGUERA STREET; AND ESTABLISHING STOP SIGNS AND YIELD SIGNS ON CERRO ROMAULDO. BE IT RESOLVED by the Council .of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. A red zone is hereby established on the westerly side of Johnson Avenue commencing at the northerly line of Bishop Street and extending 197 feet northerly and on the easterly side of Johnson Avenue commencing at the northerly line of Bishop Street and extending fifty -eight feet northerly. The loading zone in front of the clinic is hereby rescinded and replaced by a loading zone located on the westerly side of Johnson Avenue commencing 197 feet northerly of Bishop Street and extending twenty -two feet northerly. 2. A -red zone is hereby established on the northerly side of Mill Street commencing at the easterly line of Santa Rosa Street and extending fifty feet easterly. 3. Red zones on the easterly side of Santa Rosa Street between I.:onterey and Higuera are hereby rescinded and replaced with two -hour parking except that red zones are retained on the easterly side of Santa Rosa Street commencing at the southerly line of Monterey Street and extending sixty-nine feet southerly and commencing 116 feet southerly of the southerly line of Monterey Street and extending fifty-four feet southerly and commencing 192 feet southerly of the southerly line of Monterey Street and extending thirty -three feet southerly. 4. Red zones are hereby established on the westerly side of Osos and Santa Barbara Streets commencing at the northerly line of Leff Street and extending thirty five feet northerly and commencing at the southerly line of Leff Street and extending forty feet southerly. 5. A red zone is hereby established on the easterly side of South Higuera Street commencing at the northerly property line of Prado Road and extending forty feet northerly. 6. Stop signs are hereby established on both sides of Cerro Romauldo at Patricia and yield signs are hereby established on both sides of Cerro Romauldo at Jeffrey. On motion of Councilman Blake, seconded by Councilman Brown, and on the following roll call vote: AYES: Councilmen Blake, Brown, Graham, Gurnee and Mayor Schwartz NOES: None ABSENT: None the foregoing Resolution was duly passed and ATTEST: �r this 17th day of Tay, 1971. � /9n RE" --- ELUTION NO. 21V9 (1971 .° --ies) A RESOLUTION ENDORSING THE MA SIC PRINCIPLE OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SHArMG ]TS TAXES WrrH STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS. WHEREAS, in the division of governmental functions among local, state and federal bodies in the United States the exercise of powers at various levels is inseparably related to the distribution of taxing authority; and WHEREAS, the larger the percentage of total tax revenue at the disposal of any one level the greater will be the power of that government; and WHEREAS, today the Federal Government is share of total taxes far exceeds the total combined share for state and local governments; and WHEREAS, if present tax trends continue, local governments will not be able to meet public demands for more and better schools, highways, health facilities, police protection and other similar services without severe strains upon their respective economies; and WHEREAS, the latest Federal budget lists approximately 85 local grant -in -aid activities and, as a consequence, these programs are beginning to exceed the level of manageability; and WHEREAS, the dollar value of grant -in -aid programs has increased from $3.1 billion a decade ago to more than $15 billion in recent years and the continued growth of such programs makes state and local governments even more dependent upon the Federal Government; and WHEREAS, such pro�ams often force the state and local governments to spend tax money excessively in certain areas in order to match the allocation of Federal funds; and WHEREAS, it is vital and essential to strengthen state and local self- government, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo, a Charter City of the State of California, that the City Council of San Luis Obispo endorses the basic principle of tax sharing in order to make additional revenues available to state and local governments; and BE rT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Congress of the United States is urged to enact a workable and'realistic tax- sharing program, with consideration given to the following alternatives; tax rebates, unrestricted block grants, Federal tax credits against state and local taxes or a transfer of tax sources from the Federal to the state and local level; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City is directed to transmit copies of this resolution to the President and Vice President of the United States, the Speaker of the House of Representatives of the United States, to each Senator and Representative from California in the Congress of the United States and to Assemblymen VI. Don i.SacGillivray and William M. Ketchum. d /4 / _ J Resolution No. 2189 (1971 Series) Page 2 On motion of Councilman. Make, seconded by Councilman Graham, and on the following roll call vote: AYES: Councilmen Blake, Brown, Gurnee, Graham and Mayor Schwartz NOES: None ABSENT: None the foregoing Resolution was duly passed and adopted this 3rd day of May, 1971. ATTEST: i c CERTIFICATION I hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution was duly and regularly passed by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo at a Regular Meeting held thereof on the 3rd day of play, 1971. N - RESOLUTION NO. 2188 (1971 Series) A RESOLUTION REDUCING VARIOUS EQUIPMENT REPLACE - MENT BUDGET ITEMS TO REFLE CT UNSPENT PORTIONS THEREOF AND MAKING INTER -FUND. TRANSFERS FROM VARIOUS FUNDS TO THE EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT FUND. BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That the following general fund accounts be reduced by the amounts indicated: Acct. No. Title of Account Amount 203:5 City Clerk equipment replacement $ 350 :00 206.5 Municipal Building equipment replacement 500:00 209.5 Building Inspection equipment replacement 425 :00 210:5 Fire equipment replacement 8 200 :00 211 :5 City Engineer equipment replacement 700 :00 215 :5 Painting equipment replacement 1 350:00 218.5 Shop equipment replacement 150.00 $11 675.00 2. That the unbudgeted reserve be increased by $11 675.00. 3. That $11 675.00 be transferred from the General Fund to the Equipment Replacement Fund. 4. That Account No. 851.3 Sewer Collection System equipment replacement be reduced by $400.00. 5. That $400.00 be transferred from the Sewer Surplus Account to the Equipment Replacement Fund. 6. That Account No. 373 Water equipment replacement be reduced by $3 200.00. 7. That $3 200.00 be transferred from the V�1ater Surplus Account to the Equipment Replacement Fund. On motion of Councilman Blake , ,.seconded by Councilman Graham , and on the following roll call vote: AYES: Councilmen Blake, Brown, Graham, Gurnee and Mayor Schwartz NOES: None ABSENT: None the foregoing Resolution was duly passed and adopted this 3rd day of May , 1971. ATTEST: Mayor CifyrlMerk CERTIFICATION I hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution was duly and regularly passed by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo at a Regular Meeting held thereof on the 3rd day of _ Kay ,.1971. ov'960