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Home My WebLink About10/17/1989, Agenda * G�tY off.* cit4``'7v./ of sAn tuis'OoBispo un W 4 4 C O COUNCIL CHAMBERS • CITY HALL • 990 PALM STREET • SAN LUIS OBISPO • CALIFORNIA **Lead Penson-Item to come back .to COuncit 0 Q 's ; A G E N D A *Deno.tel ac�,iOn by Lead Person l��l g O� No "teAZsF - In¢o)mati.on Onbcl REGULAR MEE= OF THE CITY COUNCIL TUFffiRY, OCPaM 17, 1989 - 7:00 P.M. CALL TO ORDER: Mayor Ran Dtmin PLEDGE CF ALLEG1330M ROLL CALL: Vice-Ywyor Peg Pinard, COtmci lmcwnlwra Penny RapPa., Jerry Reiss, Allen R. Settle, and Mayor Ron DuniTT REWLAR COUNCIL MMM IS AIRED (V RCPR FM 91.3 BEGINNI a AT 7:00 P.M. THROUGH 11:00 P.M. PUBLIC CCHMENr PERIM (Nat to exceed 15 mirart 0 UL a Tmmediately prior to the scheduled public hearings members of the public may address the City Council on items that Do NOr appear on the printed agenda. IM Please observe the time limit of three minutes. A speaker slip (available in the Foyer) must be filed with the City Clerk prior to the beginning of . the meeting. As a general rule, action will not be taken on issues not listed on the agenda. Staff will generally be asked to follow-up on such items. The Council is interested in hearing from the public regard_ issues Or concerns of the community and welcomes your input. CONSENT AGENDA The Consent Agenda is approved by roll call vote on one motion unless Council discussion is required.red. Items pulled by a Coumcii+�+** to be considered at the end of the meeting after Business Items. C-1 CC>UN= mnmw (VOGFS) Council consideration of the minutes of September 5, 1989, at 3:00 p.m. and September 5, 1989, at 7:00 p.m. RECOMME14 J W: Approve minutes as amended. Voges* FINAL ACTION: Ainutes approved as amended. STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO ) SS CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO ) declare under penalty of perjury that I am employed Page 1 00the City of San Luis Obispo in the City Clerk's Department; and that I posted this Agen a n ar the front door of City Hall on Date S' nature Council Agenda October 17, 1989 C-2 TRAFFIC WORK ORDERS (RSO) Consideration of approving traffic work orders for the period jure 1, 1989 through September 30, 1989. (Traffic work orders available in the Council Office for inspection) . REOIDATION: Approve traffic work orders as recommended. Rome,7o FINAL ACTION: Resotuti.on No. 6701 adopted apppnov,ing tnnb6te work ondeAz as necommended. C-3 POBKAIC EMA)YEES' REMEME NP SYSTEM AMENDZ' M (McPIIKE/630) Consideration of fJ1V3IIg final passage to Ordinance No. 1152 amending the contract between PERS and the City to go to the third level of the 1959 survivor Benefit. REOQYIl�iIDATI�T: Grant final passage to Ordinance No. 1152 amending the contract between PERS and the City as rimed. McPike* FINAL ACTION: Ordinance No. 1152 given AinaZ pahsage amending the contract Vogeb* between PERS and the City as necommended. C-a TEMPCRARY STORAGE FACILITIES (ROMERO/802) Consideration of a staff recommendation to purchase and install temporary storage units to house materials and equipment now housed at 1010 Nipamo Street (Transmission Shop) in order to allow work to begin an the Children's Museum. RF70QMMEDIDATICK: By motion, authorize staff to.purchase and install temporary storage units as recommended. Romen.o* FINAL ACTION: Sta66 autho& zed to puneh"e and in6taU temponanu .storage unit6 ah necommended. C-5 PARKING POLICY (ROMERO/552) Consideration of a provision for free parking for Historical M1>seummm and Art Center docents. REOCAIlffimIDATION: A) By motion, direct staff to mark two reserved spaces for Historical Museimm and Art Center docents in parking lot 9; and B) by motion, adapt policy that city departments and other organizations may provide free parking by means of validation stickers purchased by the sponsoring agency as recommended. Romeh.o * FINAL ACTION: AL. Sta66 diteeted to.Aanh two. t6eAved .spaces bon. Hiztoti.caZ Museum and Aht Center docents in pa,% i.ng tot 9; and S) poticy approved to aZ ow city departments and other onganizati.on,6 to provide 6nee panhi.ng by meant o6 vati.dation 6te.ckeu punehased by the spon,6oti.ng agency as necommended. Page 2 of 5 Cotnctl Agenda October 17, 1989 C-6 BMaLFSS SMTER FOAM (HAVENTS/1046) Consideration of an agreement with the Economic Opportunity Commission regarding authorization of funding for Homeless Shelter at 750 Orcutt Road; $100,000 for Fiscal Year 1989-90. PJXX*2 MATION: Adapt resolution approving agreement with the EOC for funding and operation of a comprehensive Homeless Shelter Program for Fiscal Year 1989-90 as recommended. Havens* FINAL ACTION: Resotuti,on No. 6702 adopted appnov.ing agAeement to th the Voge6* FOC bot bunding and opeAation o6 a eompn.ehens.ive Homete66 Shetten ptogAam bon Fizcae yeah. 1989-90 a6 tecommended. PUBLIC HEAR 2= Any person may came forward to speak after the Mayor has opened the public hearing. Please give your: name and address for the record. Consultant and project presentations to be limited to no more than ten minuFea. Those persons wishing to speak for or against any item should licit their remarks to three minutes. 1. RESIDIIIPIAL REGOLATICNS (ROSSI/463 - 1 hr.) Public hearing to consider amending the zoning code regulating multiple housing in the City (continued from 4/18/891, 8/1/891 9/19/89 and 10/3/89) . RHEMB92IDATICK: Concur with negative declaration on environmental impact and introduce to print an ordinances amending the zoning code as Ro66i** IN L ACTI N: CouncZE conculAed with negative deeeanation o6 envitonmentae Voges** impact and .intAodueed to pAi:nt OrLd nonce No. 1154 Aegutating muWpte houa.ing applying to a t dweU-ing un.it6 .in .the R-1 and R-2 =one6 when 6 oA mon.e pennons cute Zitvving .in a dwe Zing unit; deeeting the bu6.inas tieen/se section and beeom.ia ��e4cI89Ye 9Stagy6d ecle§i A�pm (Antative y .acl �dueed,.to he e; ee.tive Dn p n bae. on curien:�ci, ie wskngsz .ti n6e 2. PIAl�MM— COMI+D<SSION APPEAL - HIGBI,AM ERM (RD 30= 30 min.)o)Ld finance Aequ-Axng a Public hearing to consider an appeal by Dick Cleaves on behalf of Zieense 6oA a Highland Development Company of a decision by the Planning Comicaipn to Aentat deny the tentative map for Tract 1823, dividing one large lot into six unit residential condominiums and one large common lot, on the corner of Highland Drive and Ferrini Road (591 Highland Drive); R-2-S zone; Highland Development Co. (Dick Cleaves), subdivider. R +affiIDATICBd: Adopt resolution denying the appeal of a Planning Ca miaaion action to deny a residential condominium subdivision at 591 Highland Drive as reooCEMnded. Ro66.i** FINAL ACTION. ReJotution No. 6103 adopted upholding the appecZt o6 a Ptanning Vogea* Commi66.ion action to deny a Ae6.identi.ae condominium 6ubdivizion at 591 H.igheand Drive with ,the 4 6.ind.ings Us.ted in .the 6.ta6b Aepott. sta66 diAeeted .to Ming back .the Condominium Regueation6 6oA Aevi6 ions during the Genvtae Plan Review. Page 3 of 5 Council Agenda October 17, 1989 3. MERAL PLAN MMEKEDU 8 REZa MU - GP/R 1451 (ROSSI/462 - 30 min.)) Public hearing to consider amending the Land Use Element map and rezoning map to change the designation from neighbor -commercial (C-N) to office, special considerations CO-S) for property located at 3238 S. Higuera Street (Padre Plaza/Walter center); Walter Brothers Construction Co. (Don Walters), applicant. RTIaN: Adopt resolution (No. 1) to deny the general plan amendment and rezoning as reoccmended. Ro•ss.i** FINAL ACTION: Re,6oZuti.on No. 6704 adopted appm'oving the geneAaZ plan Voges** amendment and Ondinanee No. 1155 .intn.odueed .to p>ti.nt .to rezone the pnopvcty 6h.om C-N .to O-S a6 tequezted by the appticant. Stabs and PZann ng Commi,56.ion d.Heated to Aev.iav and heeommend appnopAiate C-N s.i..te,6 nearL the Santa MaAgaAita and Pna.do Road area. BUSINESS ITEKS 4. MMEMPM STREET SHV= (RNOM'LER/540 - 30 min.) Status report Ccunci.l Work Program Item - Monterey Street downtown shuttle. REOQ§UNIDA 0K: Discuss and direct staff regarding downtown shuttle KnoS�eh** p as appropriate. Dunn** FINAL ACTION: Stash d.iAeeted to pnepaAe a RFP bon Councie apptovat to paov.ide a ahutt-Ze tkansspontation system .inctudinga hoAze-r1to rn on motors dhi.ven veh.icte RFP to "k Sore route aZtennati.ve�s and pnopozed 's-topz; eaAXieh to p.tov.ide .insunanee .indemni,6ying .the City. S. WMM SMtaMWM T.FvELS (HUELAM/517 - 45 min.) Consideration of implementing 100 percent surcharge when water usage exceeds the ceiling of 40 units and a 200 percent surcharge when usage exceeds the 1987 base year. RELATION: Adopt resolution (No. 1) amending the Mandatory Water conservation Eapolicy statement to impose a 100 percent surcharge when water usage exceeds the ceiling' of 40 units and a 200 percent surcharge when usage exceeds the 1987 base year as recommended. Netta.nd* FINAL ACTION: ResoZution No. 6701.5 adopted amending the Plandatorcy Platen S.tat2en* Co"vtvation Impt-ementation poZZcy statement to ,i.mpoze a 100 peAcent suachatge when waters usage exceeds ,the ce Ung o6 40 units and a 200 perccent Sutchange when usage exceed6 the 1987 base yea)t a6 rcecommended. 6. LITTLE T MTBE (ROSSI/801 - 20 min.) Consideration of approving a Memorandum of Agreement with the Little Theatre concerning terms and conditions for leasing of city-owned property located at 1010 Nip= Street. Page 4 of 5 Council Agenda October 17, 1989 R80IDATION: A) By motion, direct staff to prepare a lease agreement with the San Luis Obispo Little Theatre; and B) adopt resolution establishing policies fo.,r7lloong-term use of City property by nonprofit p7�S�Ti 7.Sit1�4 as recommended. RO'S'si FINAL ACTION: A) Sttasb dizected .to pnepaae a Zea,5e agneejnent with the San Voges* Luiz Obizpo L.itt2e Theatte; and u) Rao&Lt%on No. 6706 adopted e-5tabtizh ng potici.ez bon tong-,te�un use o5 City pAopenty by non-pto�it oAganizatc:ow as teeommended. During the balance of this meeting, any Council t,pr or the City AdmiTiStr tive Officer may mfatmally update the City Council of written or oral co®unicati:ons and ask for comment and/or discussion. State law provides that Council take action only on such matters which have been noticed at least three days in advance of the meeting unless special circumstances are found to exist. Fbtmal action or approwl is not preferred and such items should be continued to the next Regular meeting. ED 4:00 A. AWDMZN Ta MMIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1989, AT M##/P.M. Page 5 of 5