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REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1992 - 7:00 P.M.
CALL TO ORDER: Mayor Ron Dunin
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
ROLL CALL: Vice-Mayor Penny Rappa, Councilmembers Peg Pinard, Jerry
Reiss, Bill Roalma.n and Mayor Ron Dunin
COUNCIL MEETING CAN BE HEARD ON KCPR FM 913
PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD
(Not to exceed 1S minutes)
The Council is Interested in hearing from the public regarding issues or concerns of the community and
welcomes your input. However,as a general rule,action will not be taken on issues not listed on the agenda.
Instead,staff will usually be asked to follow-up on such items.
Immediately following roll call, members of the public may address the City Council on items that DO NOT
appear on the printed agenda and those issues listed under the CONSENT AGENDA. A speaker form (BLUE
SLIP-available in the Foyer or from the City Clerk) must be filed with the City Clerk prior to the beginning
of the meeting. Please give your name and address at the podium and limit your remarks to three minutes.
You will be able to speak on issues listed elsewhere on the agenda(besides CONSENT),when the item is called;
no speaker form is necessary.
P.C.1. Betty Owen submitted additional educational materials concerning the gay and lesbian
discrimination issue and urged the Council to direct staff to develop an educational program
for the City of SLO. Council indicated allowing private parties an opportunity to work on this
issue first:
Jo naz* P.C.2 John French submitted a letter into the record urging the Council to appoint a task force
Romero*. to review all City construction and building standards and to evaluate the cost and benefit of
all new standards and ordinances. Staff directed to review and report on the list of suggestions.
P.C.3. Dana Belmonte urged the Council to direct staff to form a task force to develop an
educational gay and lesbian anti-discrimination program and appoint a &Mesbian liaison
person to work with the City.
P.C4. Jim Dugan also supported development of a gay and lesbian anti-discrimination
educational program. No action taken.
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P.C.S. Hugh Vosti also urged some action on the gay rights issue. No action taken.
Dunn* P.C6. Keith Gurnee expressed concerns about the open space process specifically the use of
the facilitator and urged the Council to review the status of the program and the committee.
He also suggested the City explore purchase of property on the southern limits of the City
(Pereira Property) with City open space funds to preserve this land as a greenbelt to the City.
CAO directed to report back on status of open space program and staffing.
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CONSENT AGENDA
ne Consent Agenda is approved by roll call vote on one motion unless Council discussion is required. Items
pulled by a Councilmember to be considered at the end of the meeting atter Business Items.
C-1 COUNCIL MINUTES (VOGES)
Consideration of the minutes of:
Monday, February 24, 1992 at 8:30 am., and
Tuesday, February 25, 1992 at 7:00 p.m.
RECOMMENDATION: Approve minutes as amended.
Togu* FINAL ACTION.• Minutes approved as amended
C-2 CORP YARD EXTERIOR PAINTING (ROMERO/CP S-28X)
Consideration of plans and specifications for "Corporation Yard Exterior Painting,
City Plan No. S-28X," estimated to cost $60,000 including contingencies (plans and
specifications are available in Council office for review).
RECOMMENDATION: By motion, approve plans and specifications for
"Corporation Yard Exterior Painting, City Plan No. S-28X", authorize soliciting of
bids, and contract award by the City Administrative Officer if the lowest bid is within
the engineer's cost estimate as recommended.
Romvto* FINAL ACTION- Project deferred until the next budget cycle.
C-3 UTILITY TRENCH REPAIR (ROMERO/CP S-14A)
Consideration of plans and specifications for the "1992 Utility Trench Repair Project,
City Plan No. S-14A", estimated to cost $70,182 including contingencies (plans and
specifications are available in Council office for review).
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RECOMMENDATION: By motion, approve plans and specifications for the "1992
Utility Trench Repair Project, City Plan No. S-14A', authorize the soliciting of bids,
and contract award by the City Administrative Officer if the lowest responsible bid
is within the engineer's cost estimate as recommended.
RomeAo* FINAL ACTION. Approved plans and specifications for the "1992 Utility Trench
Voges* Repair Project, City Plan No. S-14A, authorized the soliciting of bids, and contract
award (A-22-92-CC).by the City Administrative Officer if the lowest responsible bid is
within the engineer's cost estimate as recommended
C-4 SINSHEIMER STADIUM LIGHTS REPLACEMENT (ROMERO/CP S-20Y)
Consideration of plans and specifications for "Sinsheimer Stadium Lights
Replacement,City Plan No.S-20Y", estimated to cost$40,000 including contingencies
(plans and specifications are available in Council office for review).
RECOMMENDATION: By motion, approve specifications for "Sinsheimer Stadium
Lights Replacement, City Plan No. S-20Y", authorize the soliciting of bids, and
contract award by the City Administrative Officer if the lowest bid is within the
engineer's cost estimate as recommended.
Romero* FINAL ACT70N- Approved specifications for "Sinsheimer Stadium Lights
Vog ea* Replacement, City Plan No. S-20Y', authorized the soliciting of bids, and contract award
(A-23-92-CC) by the City Administrative Officer if the lowest bid is within the engineer's
cost estimate as recommended
C-5 RFP - HEAVY DUTY TRANSIT BUSES (HAMPIAN/544)
Consideration of draft contract and specifications for a Request for Proposals (RFP)
for the acquisition of two (2) heavy duty transit vehicles estimated to cost $210,000
each (RFP, contract, and specifications are available in Council office for review).
RECOMMENDATION: By motion, approve draft contract and specifications for the
acquisition of two heavy duty transit vehicles and authorize the soliciting of Requests
for Proposals as recommended.
Hamp.ia.n* FINAL ACTION. Approved draft contract (A-24-92-CC) and specifications for the
Voge.a* acquisition of two heavy duty transit vehicles and authorized the soliciting of Requests
for Proposals as recommended
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C-6 RECREATION CENTER COMPLETION (STOCKTON/823)
Consideration of appropriating $92,900 from Parkland Development Fund to
Parkland Improvement Project for completing the rehabilitation of the Recreation
Center.
RECOMMENDATION: By motion,appropriate$92,900 from Parkland Development
Fund balances for increased asbestos abatement costs ($70,800) and recommended
project improvements ($22,100) related to the Recreation Center Rehabilitation
Project as recommended.
Dunn* FINAL ACTION.- Appropriated $92,900 from General Fund balances for increased
Stockton* asbestos abatement costs ($70,800) and recommended project improvements ($22,100)
Vogea* related to the Recreation Center Rehabilitation Project. CAO directed to report back
on level of change orders to project.
C-7 BROAD STREET ANNEXATION (JONAS/441)
Consideration of approving an amendment to the consultant service contract (A-
90-91-CA) for the Broad Street Annexation environmental impact report (EIR), not
to exceed an additional $9,300.
RECOMMENDATION: By motion, amend the Broad Street Annexation EIR
contract (A-90-91-CA) to allow an additional 30 days for completion of the final
EIR, and authorize the Finance Director to transfer $9,300 to cover the added EIR
costs as recommended.
Jonah FINAL ACTION.• Amended the Broad Street Annexation EIR contract (A-90-91-
C4) to allow an additional 30 days for completion of the final EIR, and authorized the
Finance Director to transfer $9,300 to cover the added EIR costs as recommended
C-8 URBAN STREAMS RESTORATION GRANT (JONAS/596)
Consideration of approving a joint application with Central Coast Salmon
Enhancement, Inc. for an Urban Streams Restoration Program Grant which names
the City of San Luis Obispo as a grant co-sponsor (continued from 3/3/92).
RECOMMENDATION: (1) Approve the joint application with Central Coast
Salmon Enhancement, Inc. for an Urban Streams Restoration Program Grant, and
(2) authorize the Mayor to execute a resolution indicating the City's agreement to
be a co-sponsor on the grant as recommended.
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Jonah* FINAL ACTION.- (1) Approved the joint application with Central Coast Salmon
Voges* Enhancement, Ina for an Urban Streams Restoration Program Grant, and (2)
authorized the Mayor to adopt Resolution Na 7087 indicating the City's agreement to
be a co-sponsor on the grant as recommended.
C-9 TIME EXTENSION - TRACT 1764 (JONAS/410)
Consideration of a one-year time extension to file the final map for Vesting Tract
Map No. 1764, a six-unit residential fee simple condominium project proposed at
the east end of Iris Street, next to French Hospital (1250 Iris Street); R-2-S zone;
Burt Caldwell & Mike Reitkerk, subdividers.
RECOMMENDATION: Adopt Resolution "A" approving the requested one year
time extension for filing the final map for Vesting Tract Map No. 1764, subject to
all the findings and conditions of tentative map approval as recommended.
Jo nae* FINAL ACTION. Resolution Na 7088(W) adopted approving the requested one year
Voge,6* time extension for filing the final map for Vesting Tract Map No. 1764, subject to all
the findings and conditions of tentative map approval as recommended
C-10 FIRE TRAINING FACILITY/ECOSLO AGREEMENT (NEUMANN/722)
Consideration of (1) a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the development of plans
and specifications for a new Training Facility at the Prado Road site, and (2)
modifying the rental _agreement with ECOSLO for continued use as a recycling
center.
RECOMMENDATION: (1) By motion, authorize the Fire Department to prepare
and issue a Request for Proposals (RFP) for architectural services for the
preparation of plans and specifications for a new training facility at the Prado Road
site; and, (2) by motion, modify the existing lease agreement between the City of San
Luis Obispo and ECOSLO for continued use as a recycling center as recommended.
Voges** CONTINUED without discussion to date certain Tuesday, March 24, 1992.
C-11 EMERGENCY GRANT (HAMPIAN/1042)
Consideration of a recommendation from the Human Relations Commission (HRC)
to award $2,000 to Aids Support Network (ASN) on behalf of HP & Company, a
recovery resource center, from their Grants-In-Aid Emergency Reserve.
RECOMMENDATION: By motion, approve and authorize the Mayor to execute an
agreement with ASN on behalf of HP & Company to provide an emergency grant
of $2,000 as recommended.
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Hampinn* FINAL ACTTON.- Approved and authorized the Mayor to execute an agreement (A-
VogeJ* 25-92-CC) with ASN on behalf of HP & Company to provide an emergency grant of
$2,000 as recommended
C-12 ALCOHOL SERVICES FUNDS (HAMPIAN/1112)
Consideration of a resolution opposing the Governor's proposal to divert Proposition
99 monies to non-tobacco education related activities.
RECOMMENDATION: Adopt a resolution opposing the Governor's proposal to
divert Proposition 99 monies to non-tobacco education related activities as
recommended.
Harnpi.an* FINAL ACTION.- Resolution No. 7089 adopted opposing the Governor's proposal to
Vog ea* divert Proposition 99 monies to non-tobacco education related activities as
recommended
C-13 WHALE ROCK COMMISSION AGENDA (HETLAND/921)
Consideration of the agenda for the Whale Rock Commission meeting of Thursday,
March 26, 1992.
RECOMMENDATION: Receive and file. Comment, if necessary, to provide
direction to City representative/staff.
Het2.and* FINAL AC770N.• Received and filed.
C-14 CITY FACILITY NAME CHANGE (HETLAND/523)
Consideration of changing the official name of the City's Wastewater Treatment
Plant (WWTP) to City of San Luis Obispo Water Reclamation Facility.
RECOMMENDATION: Adopt a resolution changing the name of the City's
Wastewater Treatment Facility to City of San Luis Obispo Water Reclamation
Facility as recommended.
Heteand FINAL AC770N.- Resohnion No. 7090 adopted changing the name of the City's
Wastewater Treatment Facility to City of San Luis Obispo Water Reclamation Facility
as recommended
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C-15 PERFORMING ARTS CENTER DESIGN SERVICES (DUNN/854)
Consideration of approving funding in the amount of$115,000 for preliminary design
services for the Performing Arts Center.
RECOMMENDATION: Report not available at agenda close. To be distributed
under separate cover.
Dunn* FINAL ACHON.• (1) Approved $115,000 for design services for the Performing Arts
Center, (2) approved an architectural contract (A-26-92-CC) with Warnecke/DMJM;
(3) approved $11$600 for remaining architectural services for this project; and, (4)
approved advancing $95,000 for Cal Poly's share of architectural services and CAO
disbursements for same as recommended
C-16 SWIM CENTER IMPROVEMENTS (ROMERO/CP S-24X)
Consideration of Swim Center Improvement CIP including project priorities, funding,
and Hi-Rate Filtration System plans and specifications for "Swim Center
Improvement Project, Media Hi-Rate Filtration System, City Plan No. S-24X",
estimated to cost $84,000 without contingencies (plans and specifications are
available in Council office for review).
RECOMMENDATION: (1) By motion, approve Alternative #1 for reprioritization
and funding of CIP Swim Center Improvement Projects, in order to fund the Hi-
Rate Filtration System in FY 1991-92 as previously directed by Council; and, (2) by
motion, approve plans and specifications for "Swim Center Improvement Project,
Media Hi-Rate Filtration System, City Plan No. S-24X", and authorize soliciting of
bids and contract award by the City Administrative Officer, if lowest responsible bid
is within the engineer's estimate as recommended.
Romvw* FINAL ACTTON.• (1)Approved Alternative #1 for reprioritization and funding of CIP
Voges Swim Center Improvement Projects, in order.to fund the Hi-Rate Filtration System in
FY 1991-92 as previously directed by Council; and, (2) approved plans and
specifications for "Swim Center Improvement Project, Media Hi-Rate Filtration System,
City Plan No. S-24X', and authorized soliciting of bids and contract award (A-27-92-
CC) by the City Administrative Officer, if lowest responsible bid is within the engineer's
estimate as recommended
C-17 TRANSIT CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT GRANT (HAMPIAN/542)
Consideration of a Transit Capital Improvement (TCI) grant application for the
Multi-Modal Transit Transfer Center Project siting and preliminary engineering.
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RECOMMENDATION: (1) Adopt a resolution committing $20,000 in 1992-93 City
TDA funds to serve as a 50% local match toward a Transit Capital Improvement
(TCI) grant, and (2) approve the local match contingent upon the San Luis Obispo
Regional Transit Authority providing a$10,000 contribution to the City as their share
of the local match requirement as recommended.
Hampi.an* FINAL ACTION• Resolution Na 7091 adopted committing $20,000 in 1992-93 City
Voges* TDA funds to serve as a 50% local match toward a Transit Capital Improvement
(TCI) grant, and (2) approved the local match contingent upon the San Luis Obispo
Regional Transit Authority providing a $10,000 contribution to the City as their share
of the local match requirement as recommended
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ADVISORY BODY APPOINTMENTS
Al. PLANNING COMMISSION (ROALMAN/PINARD/123)
Report by Council Subcommittee (Roalman/Pinard) of recommendation for three
appointments to the Planning Commission for terms to begin 4/1/92.
Vog e,6* FINAL ACTION.• (1) Brett Cross appointed to a 1 year term expiring 3/31/93; (2)
Roa.('man Allen Settle appointed to a 2 year tern expiring 3/31/94; and, (3) Gil Hoffman
Pinafcd reappointed to a 4 year term expiring 3/31/96.
A2. PROMOTIONAL COORDINATING COMMITTEE (RAPPA/DUNIN/123)
Report by Council Subcommittee (Rappa/Dunn) of recommendation for two
appointments to the Promotional Coordinating Committee for terms to begin 4/1/92.
Vog ens* FINAL ACTION.• (1)Jack Gatz reappointed to a four yea term expiring 3/31/96,and,
Rappa (2) Barbara Gregg appointed to a 3 year tern expiring 3/31/95.
Dunin
A3. PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION (REISS/DUNIN/123)
Report by Council Subcommittee (Reiss/Dunn) of recommendation for two
appointments to the Parks and Recreation Commission for terms to begin 4/1/92.
Reith** CONTINUED without discussion to a future meeting.
Vog ens*"
A4. PERSONNEL BOARD (PINARD/REISS/123)
Report by Council Subcommittee (Pinard/Reiss) of recommendation for two
appointments to the Personnel Board for terms to begin 4/1/92.
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V09e,6* FINAL ACTION.• (1) Charles Adoff reappointed to a four year term expiring 3/31/96;
Pinaxd and, (2) Dann Torrance reappointed to a three year term expiring 3/31/95.
Reiss
A5. CULTURAL HERITAGE COMMITTEE (ROALMAN/REISS/123)
Report by Council Subcommittee (Roalman/Reiss) of recommendation for three
appointments to the Cultural Heritage Committee for terms to begin 4/1/92.
RoaZman** CONTINUED for report from Council Subcommittee and staff to allow flexibility
Vog eb** concerning residency requirements for the three historical districts
Reib�s**
A6. ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMISSION (REISS/RAPPA/123)
Report by Council Subcommittee (Reiss/Rappa) of recommendation for two
appointments to the Architectural Review Commission for terms to begin 4/1/92.
Voges* FINAL ACTION.• (1) Bruce Sievertson reappointed to a four year term expiring
Re zz 3/31/96, and, (2) Jim Homer appointed to a four year term expiring 3/31/96.
Pappa
AT HOUSING AUTHORITY (DUNIN/123)
Report by Mayor Dunin of recommendation for two appointments to the Housing
Authority for terms to begin 4/1/92.
V og u* FINAL ACTION: (1) Leland Balatti reappointed to a four year term expiring 3/31/96;
Dunin and, (2) Ruth lirshup reappointed to a four year term expiring 3/31/96.
PRESENTATIONS
A. Presentation of Certificates of Appreciation to the businesses and individuals who
participated in establishing the City's first water conserving demonstration garden.
Ron Munds and Mayor Dunin made the presentation.
B. Presentation by Ben Parker from the California Department of Forestry and Fire
Prevention of The National Arbor Day Foundation's designation of the City of San
Luis Obispo as a Tree City USA.
Presentation made.
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COUNCIL LIAISON REPORTS
(Not to exceed 15 minutes)
At this time,any Councilmember may report on meetings,conferences or other City-related activities attended
since the last Regular meeting. Reports limited to three minutes per Councilmember.
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PUBLIC HEARINGS
1. 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC NUISANCE ABATEMENT (NEUMANN/723 - 10 min.)
Public hearing to determine whether a public nuisance exists at 663 Church Street,
and appropriate abatement; Umar Peter Jackson, property owner (continued from
2/18/92).
RECOMMENDATION: Adopt a resolution declaring a public nuisance and outlining
the required abatement measures as recommended.
Neumann* FINAL ACTION.• Resolution No. 7092 adopted declaring a public nuisance and
Voges* outlining the required abatement measures as recommended
2. 7:05 P.M. WOMEN'S SHELTER GRANT APPLICATION (HAMPLAN/1002 - 10
min.)
Public hearing to consider a request by the Women's Shelter Program for City
sponsorship of a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) application in the
amount of$444,000 to purchase and remodel their shelter facility(CDBG application
available in Council office for review) (continued from 2/18/92).
RECOMMENDATION: (1) Adopt a resolution approving the Community
Development Block Grant application in the amount of $444,000 to purchase and
remodel the Women's Shelter, and direct staff to forward the application to the State
Department of Housing and Community Development; and, (2) approve the Citizen
Participation Plan for the Community Development Block Grant Program as
recommended.
Hamp.i.an* FINAL ACTION.• Resolution No. 7093 adopted approving the Community
Voges* Development Block Grant application in the amount of $444,000 to purchase and
remodel the Women's Shelter, and directed staff to forward the application to the State
Department of Housing and Community Development; and, (2) approved the Citizen
Participation Plan for the Community Development Block Grant Program as
recommended
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3. APPEAL - 1673 LA VINEDA (JONAS/407 - 45 min.)
Public hearing to consider an appeal by Mac Short of an Architectural Review
Commission action requiring a 20' .setback from riparian vegetation for a house
located at 1673 La Vineda; Mac Short, applicant (continued from 3/3/92).
RECOMMENDATION: Adopt a resolution denying the appeal and upholding the
ARC's action as recommended.
Jonah** FINAL ACTION.• Appeal upheld and staff directed to return with appropriate findings
Vogeh** and conditions. Staff directed to bring back 20'riparian policy to clarify consistency of
the policy in how its applied to new applications. Staff also directed to clarify when and
who can approve the "S"designation.
4. GP/R 1545 - 1206 & 120811214 PEACH STREET (JONAS/407 - 30 min.)
Public hearing to consider an appeal of a Planning Commission's action to deny a
request to amend the Land Use Element (LUE) map and zoning map (GP/R 1545)
from Medium-High Density Residential, Historical and Architectural Preservation
(R-3-H, R-3) to Office, Historical and Architectural Preservation (O-H, O) for
property located on the northwest corner of Peach and Toro Streets (1206,
1208/1214 Peach Street); Dan and Sue Phalen, applicants/appellants.
RECOMMENDATION: Adopt Resolution "A" denying the appeal and upholding
the Planning Commission's action to deny the request to amend the LUE and zoning
maps from Medium-High Density Residential (R-3-H, R-3) to Office (O-H, O) as
recommended.
Jonas* FINAL ACTION Resolution No. 7094 ('A") adopted denying the appeal and
Vogeh* upholding the Planning Commission's action to deny the request to amend the LUE and
zoning maps from Medium-High Density Residential (R-3-H, R-3) to Office (O-H, O)
as recommended.
5. GP1R 1548 - 200 FERRINI ROAD (JONAS/407 - 30 min.)
Public hearing to consider an appeal of a Planning Commission action denying a
proposal (GP/R 1548) to amend the General Plan Land Use Element map and
rezone an 11,315 square foot lot from Low Density Residential (R-1) to Medium-
High Density Residential (R-3) on the west side of Ferrini Road between Foothill
Boulevard and North Chorro Street (200 Ferrini Road); Ron Shriner,
applicant/appellant.
RECOMMENDATION: Adopt a resolution denying the appeal, and upholding the
Planning Commission's action as recommended.
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Jo nah* FINAL ACTION.- Resolution Na 7095 adopted denying the appea4 and upholding the
Vog e,6* Planning Commission's action as recommended
6. GP/R 1537 - 399 FOOTHILL BOULEVARD (JONAS/462 - 30 min.)
Public hearing to consider amending the General Plan Land Use Element Map and
Zoning map to change the designation from Neighborhood Commercial (C-N) to
Low Density Residential, Special Considerations (R-1-S) for property located at the
southwest comer of Foothill Boulevard and Tassajara Street (399 Foothill
Boulevard); City of San Luis Obispo, applicant.
RECOMMENDATION: (1) Adopt a resolution amending the General Plan Land
Use Element designation from Neighborhood Commercial (C-N) to Low Density
Residential (R-1), and (2) introduce an ordinance to print rezoning the site from C-
N to R-1-S, and identifying the special considerations which are the basis for the
overlay zone as recommended.
Joy* FINAL ACTTON.• Staff directed to prepare appropriate legislation supporting the
Voges,* Planning Commission recommendation to rezone the property from C-N to C-N-S.
BUSINESS ITEM
7. WATER OFFSET PROGRAM (JONAS/517 - 45 min.)
Consideration of a report evaluating the water offset program.
RECOMMENDATION: By motion, retain the toilet retrofit/development off-set
program as an appropriate part of an overall sustained water conservation program,
and provide direction if changes are desired in the program as recommended.
Jonas FINAL ACTTON.- Retained the toilet retrofit/development off-set program as an
appropriate pan of an overall sustained water conservation program, and provide
direction if changes are desired in the program as recommended
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COMMUNICATIONS
(Not to exceed 15 minutes)
During the balance of this meeting, any Councilmember or the City Administrative Officer may informally
update the City Council on written or oral communications 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. Formal action or approval is not preferred and
such items should be continued to the next Regular meeting.
ADJOURNED TO TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1992 AT 7:00 P.M. in the Council Hearing
Room.
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PUBLIC HEARINGS
Tuesday,March 17,1992
In The Superior Court of The State of California On Tuesday, March 17,
1992 the San Luis Obispo City
Council will hold public hear-
ings beginning at 7:00 p.m.in
In and for the County of San Luis Obispo the Council Chambers of City
Hall, 990 Palm Street on the
items listed below. Hearings
will be heard in the order
shown on the agenda. The
AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION public is welcome attend
and comment.The lococadon is
accessible to the handi-
capped.
The Council may also dis-
i�
cuss other hearings or busi-
DV 4746 ness items before or after
No.
those listed. If you challenge
—— -- — — any one of the proposed
actions described below in
CITY court, you may be limited to
raising only those issues you
or someone else raised at the
Public hearing described in
this notice, or in written
correspondence delivered to
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ) the City Council at,or prior to,
)} the public hearing
SS. The reports, i luding rec.
County of San Luis Obispo Ommendations by staff, will
be available for review in the
City Clerk's Department on
I am a citizen of the United States and a resident of the the Wednesday before the
meeting. For more informa-
tion, please contact the City
County aforesaid; I am over the age of eighteen and not Clerk's Department at 781-
7103 or visit us in Room#1 of
City Hall.interested in the above-entitled matter
broadcast Ton Cahe l meeting
will dia
station KCPR FM 91.3.
7:00 P.M. ABATEMENT .
I am now, and at all times embraced 663 CHURCH STREET . to
determine whether a public
nuisance exists at 663 Church
Street and appropriate abate.
in the publication herein mentioned was, the principal clerk ment.(5 min.)
7:05 P.M. WOMEN'S
SHELTER GRANT APPLIC,q-
of the printers and publishers of the SAN LUIS OBISPO TIONWomenconsider
arequest
by the for
City sponsorship of a Com-
COUNTY TELEGRAM-TRIBUNE, a newspaper of general cir- munity Development Block
Grant (CDBG) application for
the acquisition and rehablltta-
culation, printed and published daily, Sundays excepted, at tion of domestic vi
olence
shelter.For information about
this hearing, contact Debbie
the City of San Luis Obispo in the above named county and HaPp Lal-7151.(10 min.)
LA VINEDA .to
consider an appeal Of an
Architectural Review Corn,
state; that notice mission action requiring a 20'
setback from riparian vegeta.
tion for a house located at
1672 La Vineda.(45 min.)
GP/R 1545-1206&1214
PEACH STREET-to consider
I Planning Commission rec-
ommendation denying an
ambndment to the Land Use
of which the annexed clipping is a true Tinted co was Element map and zoning map
PP 9 P py, to change the designations
published in the above-named newspaper and not in any from Medium-High Density
Residential,Historical and Ar.
supplement thereof — on the following dates, to-wit: H ite t Tal Preservation
res rvation (R.3.
Architectural Preservation(O-
3/_7 H) at 1206 and 1214 Peach
Street.(30 min.)
that said newspaper was duly and regularly ascertained and ZOPIR
established a newspaper of general circulation by Decree
entered in the Superior Court of San Luis Obispo County,
State of California, on June 9, 1952, trader the provisions of g2.0.0 �_....
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State Of California. ning Commission recommen-
dation denying an amend-
ment to the Land Use
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to change'the designations
going is true and Correct. from Low Density Residential
(R-1)to Medium-High Density
Residential(R-3)at 200 Farrini
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AGENDA
6:30 P.M. CLOSED SESSION to discuss Employee Association negotiations.
Pam's Agenda
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY Distribution List
TUESDAY, MARCH 179, 1992 - 7:01 I. Unpaid Subscriptions:
(All mtgs.unless o/w noted)
AIA President
CALL TO ORDER: or Ma Ron Dunin ASI President
Mayor B.I.A. , Lynn Block
Chamber of Commerce
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE L. Laurent, Co. Spvrs.Chair
Paul Hood, Co. Administration
ROLL CALL: Vice-Mayor Penny Rappa, Cow KCOY
Reiss, Bill Roalman and Mayor, KCPR: (2)Gen.Mgr.& News Dir.
KDDB
COUNCIL MEETING CAN BE HEARD ON KEYT
KKUS
KSBY
�A League of Women Voters
Library(reg.mtgs:front desk)
Mustang Daily
PUBLIC COMMENT PERIO] Pacific Gas & Elec. Co.
(Not to exceed 15 minutes) RRM Design Grp./DeAnn Smith
So.Calif.Gas Co./Vic Sterling
7Le Council is interested in hearing from the public regarding issues SLO Area Coordinating Council
welcomes your input. However,as a general rule,action will not be talo Telegram-Tribune
Instead,staff will usually be asked to follow-up on such items.
Immediately following roil cab, members of the public may address the Council Candidates:
appear on the printed agenda and those issues listed under the CONSEI John J. Lybarger
SLIP-available in the Foyer or from the City Clerk) most be filed with, Calvin Curtis Massey
of the meeting. Please give your name and address at the podium and, For L.U.E.6/30-12/31/91 & 1992:
You will be able to speak on Issues listed elsewhere on the agenda(beside
no speaker form is necessary. Cits.P1ng.Alliance/C.Sanders
Earth Day Coalition/Jim Merkel
Earth News/Terry Dunnivent
ECOSLO/Kurt Kupper
*ssss*ssssssssssss*s*tss***sssss*sssss*ssss*sss*sss Res.forQual.Neighbor./D.Connor
CONSENT AGENDA Sierra Club/Dominic Perello
SLO Prop.Owners Assoc. (& St.Rpts)
The Consent Agenda is approved by roll call vote on one motion unless
pulled by a Councilmember to be considered at the end of the meeting II.Subscriptions Paid or
Envelopes Provided (all mtgs. ) :
C-1 COUNCIL ME—SMS (VOLES) Pac.Bell Right of Way Office
(reg.mtgs.only) :
:,r CALIi� IA Consideration of the minutes of: B1dg.Industry Assoc. (exp.8/2/92)
_Wt OF SAP LUIS OBISPO ) SS Hawkins/Mark-Tell
Y OF SAN LUISOBIS Image Design Graphics/S.Sudbury
Monday, February 24, 1992 at 830 a.m and
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c!!6are under penal tfjMS", t;���'L Febyat 7:00 p.m. Penfield & Smith
07 Lige City of San Luis Obispo in the City Clerk's Ticor Title Insurance
C_partment; ano that I poste t is A ends near the Wallace, John L. & Assocs.
front door of City Hall on �D 1 Walter Bros. Construction Co.
Woodward-Clyde Consultants
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RECOMMENDATION: Approve minutes as amended.
C-2 CORP YARD EXTERIOR PAINTING (ROMERO/CP S-28X)
Consideration of plans and specifications for "Corporation Yard Exterior Painting,
City Plan No. S-28X," estimated to cost $60,000 including contingencies (plans and
specifications are available in Council office for review).
RECOMMENDATION: By motion, approve plans and specifications for
"Corporation Yard Exterior Painting, City Plan No. S-28X", authorize soliciting of
bids, and contract award by the City Administrative Officer if the lowest bid is within
the engineer's cost estimate as recommended.
C-3 UTILITY TRENCH REPAIR (ROMERO/CP S-14A)
Consideration of plans and specifications for the"1992 Utility Trench Repair Project,
City Plan No. S-14A", estimated to cost $70,182 including contingencies (plans and
specifications are available in Council office for review).
RECOMMENDATION: By motion, approve plans and specifications for the "1992
Utility Trench Repair Project, City Plan No. S-14A7, authorize the soliciting of bids,
and contract award by the City Administrative Officer if the lowest responsible bid
is within the engineer's cost estimate as recommended.
C-4 SINSHEIMER STADIUM LIGHTS REPLACEMENT (ROMERO/CP S-20Y)
Consideration of plans and specifications for "Sinsheimer Stadium Lights
Replacement,City Plan No.S-20Y",estimated to cost$40,000 including contingencies
(plans and specifications are available in Council office for review).
RECOMMENDATION: By motion, approve specifications for "Sinsheimer Stadium
Lights Replacement, City Plan No. S-20Y", authorize the soliciting of bids, and
contract award by the City Administrative Officer if the lowest bid is within the
engineer's cost estimate as recommended.
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C-5 RFP - HEAVY DUTY TRANSIT BUSES (WATSON/544)
Consideration of draft contract and specifications for a Request for Proposals (RFP)
for the acquisition of two (2) heavy duty transit vehicles estimated to cost $210,000
each (RFP, contract, and specifications are available in Council office for review).
RECOMMENDATION: By motion,approve draft contract and specifications for the
acquisition of two heavy duty transit vehicles and authorize the soliciting of Requests
for Proposals as recommended.
C-6 RECREATION CENTER COMPLETION (STOCKTON/823)
Consideration of appropriating $92,900 from Parkland Development Fund to
Parkland Improvement Project for completing the rehabilitation of the Recreation
Center.
RECOMMENDATION: By motion,appropriate$92,900 from Parkland Development
Fund balances for increased asbestos abatement costs ($70,800) and recommended
project improvements ($22,100) related to the Recreation Center Rehabilitation
Project as recommended.
C-7 BROAD STREET ANNEXATION (JONAS/441)
Consideration of approving an amendment to the consultant service contract for the
Broad Street Annexation environmental impact report (EIR), not to exceed an
additional $10,000.
RECOMMENDATION: By motion, amend the Broad Street Annexation EIR
contract to allow an additional 30 days for completion of the final EIR, and
authorize the Finance Director to transfer $9,300 to cover the added EIR costs as
recommended.
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C-8 LmT;AIv S'T'REAMS RESTORATION GRANT (JONAS/596)
Consideration of approving a joint application with Central Coast Salmon
Enhancement, Inc. for an Urban Streams Restoration Program Grant which names
the City of San Luis Obispo as a grant co-sponsor (continued from 3/3/92).
RECOMMENDATION: (1) Approve the joint application with Central Coast
Salmon Enhancement, Inc. for an Urban Streams Restoration Program Grant, and
(2) authorize the Mayor to execute a resolution indicating the City's agreement to
be a co-sponsor on the grant as recommended.
C-9 TIME EXTENSION - TRACT 1764 (JONAS/410)
Consideration of a one-year time extension to file the final map for Vesting Tract
Map No. 1764, a six-unit residential fee simple condominium project proposed at
the east end of-Iris-Street,_next to_French Hospital (1250 Iris Street); R-2-S zone;
Burt Caldwell & Mike Reitkerk,-subdividers.
RECOMMENDATION: Adopt Resolution W approving the requested one year
time extension for filing the final map for Vesting Tract Map No. 1764, subject to
all the findings and conditions of tentative map approval as recommended.
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C-10 FIRE TRAINING FACILITY&COSLO AGREEMENT (NEUMANN/722)
Consideration of (1) a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the development of plans
and specifications for a new Trainin at the Prado Road site, and (2)
modifying the rental agreement o continued use as a recycling
center.
RECOMMENDATION: (1) By motion, a thorize the Fire Department to prepare
and issue a Request for Proposals (R1P) for architectural services for the
preparation of plans and specifications fo}a new training facility at the Prado Road
site; and, (2) by motion, modify the existing lease agreement between the City of San
Luis Obispo and ECOSLO for co 'ued use as a recycling ce r as recommended.
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C-11 EMERGENCY GRANT (HAMPIAN/1042)
Consideration of a recommendation f7an
lations Commission (HRC)
to award $2,000 to Aids Support Net orehalf of HP & Company, a
recovery resource center, from theirergency Reserve.
RECOMMENDATION: By motion, aize the Mayor to execute an
agreementwith ASN on behalf of Hprovide an emergency grant
of $2,000 as recommended.
C-12 ALCOHOL SERVICES FUNDS (HAMPIAN/1112)
Consideration of a resolution opposing the Governor's proposal to divert Proposition
99 monies to non-tobacco education related activities.
RECOMNW241DATION: Adopt a resolution opposing the Governor's proposal to
divert Proposition 99 monies to non-tobacco education related activities as
recommended.
C-13 WIiAI E ROCK COMMISSION AGENDA (HETLAND/921)
Consideration of the agenda for the Whale Rock Commission meeting of Thursday,
March 26, 1992.
RECOMMENDATION: Receive and file. Comment, if necessary, to provide
direction to City representative/staff.
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C-14 CITY FACILITY NAME CHANGE (HETLAND/523)
Consideration of changing the official name of the City's Wastewater Treatment
Plant (WWTP) to City of San Luis Obispo Water Reclamation Facility.
RECOMMENDATION: Adopt a resolution changing the name of the City's
Wastewater Treatment Facility to City of San Luis Obispo Water Reclamation
Facility as recommended.
C-15 PERFORMING ARTS CENTER DESIGN SERVICES (DUNN/854)
Consideration of approving funding in the amount of$115,000 for preliminary design
services for the Performing Arts Center.
RECOMMENDATION: Report not available at agenda close. To be distributed
under separate cover.
C-16 SWIM CENTER IMPROVEMENTS (ROMERO/CP S-24X)
Consideration of Swim Center Improvement CIP including project priorities,funding,
and Hi-Rate Filtration System plans and specifications for "Swim Center
Improvement Project, Media Hi-Rate Filtration System, City Plan No. S-200,
estimated to cost $84,000 without contingencies (plans and specifications are
available in Council office for review).
RECOMMENDATION: (1) By motion, approve Alternative #1 for reprioritization
and funding of CIP Swim Center Improvement Projects, in order to fund the Hi-
Rate Filtration System in FY 1991-92 as previously directed by Council; and, (2) by
motion, approve plans and specifications for "Swim Center Improvement Project,
Media Hi-Rate Filtration System, City Plan No. S-24X", and authorize soliciting of
bids and contract award by the City Administrative Officer, if lowest responsible bid
is within the engineer's estimate as recommended.
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ADVISORY BODY APPOINTMENTS
Al. PLANNING COMMISSION (ROALMAN/PINARD/123) � --4Z +
Report by Council Subcommittee (Roalman/Pinard) of recommends//n for three
appointments to the Planning Commission for terms to begin 4/1/92.
A2. PROMOTIONAL COORDINATING COMMITTEE (RAPPA/DUNIN/123)
Report by Council Subcommittee (Rappa/Dunn) of recommendation for two
appointments to the Promotional Coor ' ting Committee for terms to begin(4//1/92.
A3. PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION (REISS/DUNIN/123)
Report by Council Subcommittee (Reiss/Dunn) of recommendation for two
appointments to the Parks and Recreation Commission for terms to begin 4/1/92.
A4. PERSONNEL BOARD (PINARD/REISS/123)
Report by Council Subcommittee (Pinard/Reiss) of recommendation for two
appointments to the Perso"Board for terms to begin 4/1/92.
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A5. CULTURAL HERITAGE COMMITTEE (ROALMAN/REISS/123)
Report by Council Subcommittee (Roalman/Reiss) of recommendation for three
appointments to the Cultural Heritage Committee for terms to begin 4/1/92.
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A6. ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMISSION (REISS/KAPPA/123)
Report by Council Subcommittee (Reiss/Rappa) of recommendation for two
appointments to the//Archhitecturrappl Review Commission for terms to begin Q 4/1/-t� ��L• (�C-t' N.r� G'9—'-cam � /C� �—�—y{ ,
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A7. HOUSING AUTHORITY (DUNIN/123)
Report by Mayor Dunin of recommendation for two appointments to the Housing
Authority for terms to begin 4/1/92.
PRESENTATIONS
A. Presentation of Certificates of Appreciation to the businesses and individuals who
participated in establishing the City's first water conserving demonstration garden.
B. Presentation by Ben Parker from /the California Department of Forestry and Fire
Prevention of The National Arbor Day Foundation's designation of the City of San
Luis Obispo as a Tree City USA.
COUNCIL LIAISON REPORTS
(Not to exceed 15 minutes)
At this time,any Conncilmember may report on meetings,conferences or other City-related activities attended
since the last Regular meeting. Reports limited to three minutes per Councilmember.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
1. 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC NUISANCE ABATEMENT (NEUMANN/723 - 10 min.)
Public hearing to determine wheth ce exists at 663 Church Street,
and appropriate abatement; r Peter Jackson, r perty owner (continued from
2/18/92).
RECOMMENDATION: Adopt a resolution dec ' a public nuisance and outlining
the required abatement measures as recd nded.
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2. 7:05 P.M. WOMEN'S SHELTER GRANT APPLICATION (HAMPIAN/1002 - 10
min.)
Public hearing to consider a request by the Women's Shelter Program for City
sponsorship of a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) application in the
amount of$444,000 to purchase and remodel their shelter facility(CDBG application
available in Council office for review) (continued from 2/18/92).
RECOMMENDATION: (1) Adopt a resolution approving the Community
Development Block Grant application in the amount of $444,000 to purchase and
remodel the Women's Shelter, and direct staff to forward the application to the State
Department of Housing and Community Development; and, (2) approve the Citizen
Participation Plan for the Community Development ck Grant Program as
recommended. -
3. APPEAL - 1673 IA VINEDA (JONAS/407 - 45 min.)
Public hearing to consider an appeal by Mac Short of an Architectural Review
Commission action requiring a 20' setback from riparian vegetation for a house
located at 1673 La Vineda; Mac Short, applicant (continued from 3/3/92).
RECOMMENDATION: Adopt a resolution denying the appeal and upholding the
ARCS action as recommended.
4. G,/R 1545 - 1206 & 120811214 PEACH STREET (JONAS/407 - 30 min.)
Public hearing to consider an appeal of a Planning Commission's action to deny a
request to amend the Land Use Element (LUE) map and zoning map (GP/R 1545)
from Medium-High Density Residential, Historical and Architectural Preservation
(R-3-H, R-3) to Office, Historical and Architectural Preservation (O-H, O) for
property located on the northwest comer of Peach and Toro Streets (1206,
1208/1214 Peach Street); Dan and Sue Phalen, applicants/appellants.
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RECOMMENDATION: Adopt Resolution "A" denying the appeal and upholding
the Planning Commission's action to deny the request to amend the LUE and zoning
maps from Medium-High Density Residential (R-3-H, R-3) to Office (O-H, O) as
recommended. /
5. GPM R 1548 - 200 FERRINI ROAD (JONAS/407 - 30 min.)
Public hearing to consider an appeal of a Planning Commission action denying a
proposal (GP/R 1548) to amend the General Plan Land Use Element map and
rezone an 11,315 square foot lot from Low Density Residential (R-1) to Medium-
High Density Residential (R-3) on the west side of Ferrini Road between Foothill
Boulevard and North Chorro Street (200 Ferrini Road); Ron Shriner,
applicant/appellant.
RECOMMENDATION: Adopt a resolution denying the appeal, and upholding the
Planning Commission's action as recommended.
6. GP/R 1537 - 399 FOOTHILL BOULEVARD (JONAS/462 - 30 min.)
Public hearing to consider amending the General Plan Land Use Element Map and
Zoning map to change the designation from Neighborhood Commercial (C-N) to
Low Density Residential, Special Considerations (R-1-S) for property located at the
southwest comer of Foothill Boulevard and Tassajara Street (399 Foothill
Boulevard); City of San Luis Obispo, applicant.
RECOMMENDATION: (1) Adopt a resolution amending the General Plan Land
Use Element designation from Neighborhood Commercial (C-N) to Low Density
Residential (R-1), and (2) introduce an ordinance to print rezoning the site from C-
N to R-1-S, and identifying the special considerations which are the basis for the
overlay zone as recommended.
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BUSINESS ITEM
7. WATER OFFSET PROGRAM (JONAS/517 - 45 min.)
Consideration of a report evaluating the water offset program.
RECOAEWENDATION: By motion, retain the toilet retrofit/development off-set
program as an appropriate part of an overall sustained water conservation program,
and provide direction if changes are desired in the program as recommended.
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COMMUNICATIONS
(Not to exceed 15 minutes)
Daring the balance of this meeting, any Councilmember or the City Administrative Otl'icer may informally
update the City Council on written or oral communications 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 exisL Formal action or approval is not preferred and
such Items should be continued to the next Regular meeting.
ADJOURN TO TUFSDAY, MARCH 24, 1992 AT 7:00 P.M. in the Council Hearing
Room.
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3/12/92
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C-17 TRANSIT CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT GRANT (HAMPIAN/542)
Consideration of a Transit Capital Improvement (TCI) grant application for the
Multi-Modal Transit Transfer Center Project siting and preliminary engineering.
RECOMMENDATION: (1) Adopt a resolution committing $20,000 in 1992-93 City
TDA funds to serve as a 50% local match toward a Transit Capital Improvement
(TCI) grant, and (2) approve the local match contingent upon the San Luis Obispo
Regional Transit Authority providing a$10,000 cogWtWn�Ato �ity as their share
of the local match requirement as recommended. Cep. M OF SAN tins ONIWO ) S�
CITY OF SAN LUIS QN90 )
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ADVISORY BODY APP e1v 3 9 a
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Al. PLANNING COMMISSION (ROALMAN/PINARD/123)
Report by Council Subcommittee (Roalman/Pinard) of recommendation for three
appointments to the Planning Commission for terms to begin 4/1/92.
A2. PROMOTIONAL COORDINATING COMMITTEE (KAPPA/DUNIN/123)
Report by Council Subcommittee (Rappa/Dunn) of recommendation for two
appointments to the Promotional Coordinating Committee for terms to begin 4/1/92.
A3. PARKS AND REd2EATION COMMISSION (REISS/DUNIN/123)
�L ep b/Council ,Subcommittee (Relis/Dunn; of r�endatio_ja--for �wo
appdintrfients to the Parks and Recreation Commission-for" to to-fe ' 4/1 92.
A4. PERSONNEL BOARD (PINARD/REISS/123)
Report by Council Subcommittee (Pinard/Reiss) of recommendation for two
appointments to the Personnel Board for terms to begin 4/1/92.
A5. CULTURAL HERITAGE COMMITTEE (ROALMAN/REISS/123)
Report by Council Subcommittee (Roalman/Reiss) of recommendation for three
appointments to the Cultural Heritage Committee for terms to begin 4/1/92.
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A6. ARCHnWrURAi REVIEW COMMISSION (REISS/RAPPA/123)
Report by Council Subcommittee (Reiss/Rappa) of recommendation for two
appointments to the Architectural Review Commission for terms to begin 4/1/92.
AT HOUSING AUTHORITY (DUNIN/123)
Report by Mayor Dunin of recommendation for two appointments to the Housing
Authority for terms to begin 4/1/92.
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PRESENTATIONS
A. Presentation of Certificates of Appreciation to the businesses and individuals who
participated in establishing the City's first water conserving demonstration garden.
B. Presentation by Ben Parker from the California Department of Forestry and Fire
Prevention of The National Arbor Day Foundation's designation of the City of San
Luis Obispo as a Tree City USA.
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COUNCIL LIAISON REPORTS
(Not to exceed 15 minutes)
At this time,any Councilmember may report on meetings,conferences or other City-related activities attended
since the last Regular meeting. Reports limited to three minutes per Councilmember.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
1. 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC NUISANCE ABATEMENT (NEUMANN/723 - 10 min.)
Public hearing to determine whether a public nuisance exists at 663 Church Street,
and appropriate abatement; Emar Peter Jackson, property owner (continued from
2/18/92).
RECOMMENDATION: Adopt a resolution declaring a public nuisance and outlining
the required abatement measures as recommended.
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SUBJECT: PUBLIC COMMENT ITEM
Mr. James Long requested this item be submitted to the Council prior to the meeting of
March 17, 1992. He intends to speak to this matter under Public Comment.
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RESOLUTION
Supporting the Causes and Cures Drug Policy
WHEREAS the drug epidemic in America touches all ,our live,5
with violence and trafficking in our neighborhoods, destroys
families and communities, and condemns many of our citizens to
lives of despair and destruction; and
WHEREAS the so-called "War on Drugs" has consumed billions of
dollars for law enforcement , interdiction and more prisons,
drug use and violence among our citizens have risen because
the policy and its programs fail to address the need for Sobs ,
education, prevention and treatment ; and
WHEREAS strategies for reducing drug supplies by military
action in foreign lands and increased law enforcement at home
ignore the fact that U.S. government officials have used drug
traffickers to carry out covert operations in the name of
national security;
THEREFORE, be it resolved that we support the Causes and Cures
campaign in its efforts to increase public knowledge of and
access to information on the role of government officials in
the protection of drug traffickers ;
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT we support funding for the
urgently needed local programs of Acupuncture. YOUTH TO YOUTH
County Teenage Programs , Parinatal Program for mothers ; Middle
House drug treatment of men and Casa Solano drug treatment of
women. We support a united effort to restore the injured
health of citizens plagued by, and forced to pay tax dollars
for , illegal drug profiting and covert profits .
ADOPTED on this -----day of --------- 1992 in and for the city
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