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HomeMy WebLinkAbout02/06/1996, C-1 - MINUTES MEETING AGENDA DATE ITEM #sem MINUTES REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO TUESDAY,JANUARY 16, 1996 -7:00 P.M. CITY HALL - COUNCIL CHAMBER-990 PALM STREET SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA ROLL CALL: Council Members Present: Council Members Kathy Smith, Dave Romero, Bill Roalman, Vice Mayor Dodie Williams, and Mayor Allen Settle Absent: None City Staff Present: John Dunn, City Administrative Officer; Jeff Jorgensen; City Attorney; Ken Hampian, Assistant City Administrative Officer, Kim Condon, Assistant City Clerk; Mike McCluskey, Public Works Director, Arnold Jonas, Community Development Director, Bill Statler, Finance Director, John Moss, Utilities Director, Keith Opalewski, Parking Division Manager; Bob Neumann, Fire Chief; Gary Henderson, Water Division Manager, Ron Munds, Utilities Conservation Coordinator PUBLIC COMMENT P.C.1. John Belsher. Grassroots, asked Council to amend the zoning regulations to allow food distribution organizations to operate in the C-S zone. CONSENT AGENDA Moved by Roalman/Romero to approve the Consent Agenda as recommended by the City Administrative Officer, motion carried (5-0). C-1 SEWERMAIN IMPROVEMENT PROJECT(File No. 96-73) Council considered the "Sewermain Improvement Project: Brock and Fairview," Spec. No. 96-73. Moved by Roalman/Romero to approve Specification No. 96-73,authorize staff to advertise for bids and CAO to award contract if the lowest responsible bid Is within the engineer's estimate; motion carried (5-0). C-2 1996 LEGISLATIVE ACTION PROGRAM (File No. 335) Council considered establishing legislative priorities for 1996. Moved by Roalman/Romero to 1) adopt Resolution No. 8482 establishing legislative priorities for 1996; and, 2) re-appoint Council Member Smith to serve as the City's delegate to the League of California Cities "City Legislative Delegate Program"; motion carried (5-0). City Council Meeting Page 2 Tuesday, January 16, 1996 -7:00 p.m. C-3 PURCHASING AUTHORITY (File No. 202) Council considered amending the purchasing ordinance to assign responsibility for receiving bids to the City's purchasing authority. Moved by Roalman/Romero to Introduce Ordinance No. 1291 to print amending the Municipal Code to assign responsibility for receiving bids to purchasing authority; motion carried (5-0). APPOINTMENTS Al. PERFORMING ARTS CENTER ARTS COMMITTEE (File No. 854) Council considered appointing two City representatives to the Arts Committee of the Performing Arts Center. Council Members Smith and Roalman agreed to serve as an ad-hoc subcommittee to interview nominees and return to Council with nominations at February 6, 1996 Council meeting; (general consensus). COUNCIL LIAISON REPORTS C.L.I. Council Member Roalman said that the Council Subcommittee to the Open Space Financing Task Force would bring nominations before the Council at their meeting of Tuesday, January 23, 1996. PUBLIC HEARINGS 1. SITING ELEMENT AND SUMMARY PLAN OF THE INTEGRATED WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN (File No. 1158) Council held a public hearing to consider a Negative Declaration for the Siting Element and Summary Plan of the Integrated Waste Management Plan. John Moss. Utilities Director, told Council that the action requested tonight was consistent with the documentation required by Assembly Bill 939 and that the Siting Element and Summary Plan would complete the Integrated Waste Management Plan. Mayor Settle opened the public hearing. There was no public input Mayor Settle closed the public hearing. After discussion, moved by Roalman/Romero to 1)adopt Resolution No.8483 approving the Notice of Environmental Determination for Waste Management Plan; and, moved by Roalman/Romero to 2)adopt Resolution No.8484 approving the Siting Element and Summary Plan;motion carried(5-0). c-r-2 City Council Meeting Page 3 Tuesday, January 16, 1996 -7:00 p.m. 2. TK BUSINESS PARK TRACT MAP ITR 74-95) (File No. 410) Council held a public hearing to consider a tentative map for a commercial subdivision of three lots Into 21 lots on 22 acres of property located along South Higuera Street between Tank Farm Road and Suburban Road in the Service-Commercial (CS zone); Larry Kreutzkampf, applicant. Arnold Jonas. Community Development Director, summarized the agenda report and pointed out to Council that only the matter of subdivision of the property was before them this evening and had nothing to do with land use on the property. Mayor Settle opened the public hearing. Victor Montoomerv. RRM Design Group, the applicant's representative and registered municipal advocate, said that several neighborhood meetings had been held when this parcel was annexed last year. He reviewed the Issues of UNOCAL contamination on a portion of the site,water service to the property, traffic impacts, and expressed agreement with most of the conditions of the subdivision. Pat Veesart. City resident, voiced concerns about circulation Issues and felt that the subdivider should hook up to City water and bear the costs of retrofitting and impact fees. Mayor Settle closed the public hearing. After discussion, moved by Roalman/Settle to approve Condition No. 14c.,as recommended ("Well water may be used subject to obtaining necessary permits from the County Environmental Health Department to reduce commodity charges. A private well may service only a lot on which it is located. The use of well water is not permitted in lieu of obtaining a water allocation credit through the City's retrofit program. Well water may be used for landscaping irrigation to reduce the amount of necessary retrofit."); motion carried (3-2, Williams and Romero voting no). Victor Montoomery said that the wells had been tested on several occasions and they produce well in excess of what Lot 2 would use by multiples of eight to ten times. Moved by Roalman/Romero to adopt Resolution No. 8485 approving a mitigated negative declaration of environmental impact and the tentative map as amended to omit City Council well approval in Condition 14b., delete Condition 50 regarding lot reconfiguration, and strike reference to "Prior to final map approval" from Condition 52; motion carried (5-0). BUSINESS ITEMS 3. SALINAS RESERVOIR EXPANSION PROJECT AMENDMENT(File No. 1104) Council considered Amendment No. 5 to Contract with Woodward-Clyde Consultants for Salinas Reservoir Expansion Project. John Moss. Utilities Director,and Gary Henderson, Water Division Manager, said that three issues had to be resolved before moving forward with the project; the City's water rights at the Salinas Dam, the transfer of ownership which the Army Corps of Engineers wants to require prior to proceeding with the project, and the certification of the EIR. Mayor Settle asked if any members of the audience wished to comment. City Council Meeting Page 4 Tuesday, January 16, 1996 -7:00 p.m. Pat Veesart asked the City Council to back out of the study immediately. Mayor Settle returned deliberation to the Council. After discussion, moved by Williams/Romero to approve Amendment No. 5 to the contract with Woodward-Clyde Consultants increasing the maximum compensation by $299,100; motion carried (5-0). 4. RESIDENTIAL CURBSIDE RECYCLING CONTRACT AWARD (File No. 96-06) Council considered awarding a contract to SLOCO Recycles for curbside recycling and green waste recycling services. John Moss.Utilities Director,commented briefly before turning the microphone over to Ron Munds. Utilities Conservation Coordinator, who explained to Council how the Request for Proposals from SLOCO Recycles and RALCCO compared. Mayor Settle asked for public comment. Steve McGrath. RALCCO, made a presentation in support of RALCCO's proposal. Greg Shipley. Paso Robles, representative of several refuse companies throughout the United States, said that San Luis Obispo would be better served by putting an end to the garbage monopoly and trying RALCCO's.innovative concept for waste management. Desi Reno. Division President of Waste Management of the Central Coast, complimented staff on a fine job and cautioned that cost avoidance is an issue that would need to be considered as this process moves forward. Tom Martin. San Luis Garbage, said SLOCO'S proposal conforms with the requirements of AB 939 as well as many elements of the City's General Plan, Including the provision to provide employment opportunities for area residents, retaining existing businesses, support community programs to reduce the number of vehicle trips,and told the Council that the staff recommendation will maintain the quality jobs In San Luis Obispo that are crucial to a vibrant economy. Jim Legari. Tulare County Compost, explained the composting process that SLOCO plans to proceed with and what could be achieved In meeting the goals of AB 939. Tom Martin returned to the microphone to explain that once the greenwaste program is Implemented, customers will no longer need as many cans and will realize a savings by reducing their level of service. Mayor Settle brought discussion back to Council. After discussion, moved by Romero/Smith to 1) authorize staff to negotiate, and CAO to execute, an agreement for residential curbside recycling services with SLOCO Recycles for a term not to exceed five years, with an option for two`additional 12-month extensions, and at a total program cost not to exceed$46,696 for the first year and $51,022 for the second year, and, 2)authorize staff to negotiate, and CAO to execute, an agreement for green waste collection services with SLOCO Recycles for a term not to exceed five years,with an option for two additional 12-month extensions, at a total program cost not to exceed 5217,608-for the first year and $219,412 for the second year; City Council Meeting Page 5 Tuesday, January 16, 1996 -7:00 p.m. motion carried (4-1, Council Member Bill Roalman voting no). 5. MARSH STREET PARKING STRUCTURE EXPANSION(File No. 551) Council considered amending the 1995-97 Capital Improvement Plan and appropriating an additional $714,500 for the hiring of a project manager ($4,500) and for a phased completion ($710,000) of the Marsh Street parking structure expansion. Mike McCluskey, Public Works Director, and Keith Opalewski. Parking Manager reviewed the timeline for the expansion of the Marsh Street parking structure, and the costs associated with the timeline to construction. Mayor Settle asked for public input. Peter Terhune. President of the BIA, said the BIA and Alternative Transportation representatives were working hard and making progress toward reaching a consensus. Gary Fowler. Mill Street, expressed opposition to the expansion project and said parking was already adequate in the southern part of the downtown. Mike Spanaler. Chair of the BIA, urged Council to approve the much needed expansion of the Marsh Street parking structure. Ira Wynn Barranca Court, presented a petition supporting the position that the City Council follow their adopted policies and initiate the Alternative Transportation study prior to taking action to planning of additional parking structures. Tom Fulks. SLO Rideshare Program, Identified 100 parking spaces downtown that could be converted into metered parking in already existing parking lots. Tunny Ortali. SLO resident, supported the parking structure expansion as presented by staff. Larry Allen. Air Pollution Control District, questioned the conflict in General Plan and Circulation Element policy and feared that more parking would encourage more cars to come into the downtown. Keith Wymer,Los Osos,felt that forms of alternative transportation were lacking in the County, but also felt there were too many cars in the downtown. Pat Veesart,Chair of the Sierra Club, was concerned about moving ahead on the expansion prior to amending the Circulation Element. Eugene Jud. City resident, offered solutions for creating additional parking in the downtown without building new structures. Patrick Sparks, a local attorney, opposed the expansion. Mark Schaeffer. Director of Ride-On's TMA, encouraged Council to move forward swiftly with the Alternative Transportation Study. John Ewan, resident of San Luis Obispo, told Council to move forward with the needed City Council Meeting Page 6 Tuesday, January 16, 1996 -7:00 p.m. transportation study. Richard Kranzdorf, San Luis Obispo, told Council he was perplexed as to why this expansion was being pursued at this time when the Downtown Concept Plan had listed this parking expansion as a Long Term project to be done In seven to 15 years. Katharine Keene, student, stressed the need for bicycle parking downtown. Deborah Holley, BIA Administrator, said the parking shortage in the downtown was critical and urged expansion of the Marsh Street structure. Cynthia Boche. City resident, opposed any new parking prior to investigating transportation alternatives. Mayor Settle returned discussion to Council and presented an alternative motion to the staff recommendation. After discussion, moved by Roalman/Settle to direct staff to bring the BIA and Alternative Transportation representatives together with a facilitator to develop workscope for the Alternative Transportation Study and return to Council within 60 days, motion carried (5-0); Moved by Romero/Wllliams to approve appropriation of $45,000 from the 1995-97 Capital Improvement Plan for property negotiations and appraisals, environmental review update and concept plan for expansion of the Marsh Street structure; motion carried (4-1; Council Member Roalman voting no). Moved by Romero/Smith to direct staff to schedule the above Items to be discussed at a public hearing and bring forward appropriate changes to the Circulation Element at the City Council meeting of April 2, 1996; motion carried (4-1; Council Member Roalman voting no). S. ROUTE 46 SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS(File No. 335) Council considered supporting actions taken by the Highway Patrol and proposed actions by Senator Jack O'Connell to improve safety on Highway 46 east, and requesting that CalTrans conduct a comprehensive investigation of additional safety improvement measures. After discussion, moved by Roalman/Smith to adopt Resolution No. 8486 supporting Route 46 safety improvements; motion carried (5-0). 7. ECOSLO PROPERTY LEASE (File No. 484) Council considered leasing approximately 23,450 sq.fL of City-owned real property located at 45 Prado Road to ECOSLO for operation of a recycling services center. Mayor Settl opened the floor. John Ewan told Council that with new management in place, plans are in place to upgrade the yard and create an environmental center that the City can be proud of. Jeff Land. ECOSLO Executive Director, detailed the Improvements being made to the yard. City Council Meeting page 7 Tuesday, January 16, 1996 -7:00 p.m. After discussion, moved by Roalman/Smith to adopt Resolution No. 8487 approving, and authorizing the Mayor to execute, lease agreement with ECOSLO; motion carried (5-0). Progress report on ECOSLO yard clean-up to be brought before Council in six months. (General consensus.) COMMUNICATIONS There were no communications. 12:35 a.m. There being no further business to come before the City Council, Mayor Settle adjourned the meeting to Tuesday, January 23, 1996,at 6:30 p.m. in the Council Hearing Room for Closed Session. APPROVED BY COUNCIL: KC:bv:dr Kim Condon, Assistant City Clerk COUNCIL SUBCOMMITTEE TO THE PAC ARTS COMMITTEE CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO TUESDAY,JANUARY 23, 1996 -8:00 A.M. CITY HALL - PERSONNEL CONFERENCE ROOM -990 PALM STREET SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA ROLL CALL: Council Subcommittee: Council Members Bill Roalman and Kathy Smith Council Member Smith called the meeting to order at 8:00 a.m. The following candidates were Interviewed: 8:00 a.m. -Carol Dunn 8:30 a.m. - Reiko Fogle 8:45 a.m. - Evani Lupinek 9:00 a.m. - Dick De Long 9:15 a.m. -Ann Ream 9:40 a.m. There being no further business to come before the Council Subcommittee, Council Member Smith adjourned the meeting. APPROVED BY COUNCIL: :klc MEETING AGENDA DATE 96 ITEM # MINUTES ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO TUESDAY,JANUARY 23, 1996 -7:00 P.M. CITY HALL -COUNCIL CHAMBER-990 PALM STREET SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA ROLL CALL: Council Members Present: Council Members Kathy Smith, Dave Romero, Bill Roalman, Vice Mayor Dodie Williams, and Mayor Allen Settle Absent: None City Staff Present: John Dunn, City Administrative Officer, Jeff Jorgensen, City Attorney; Ken Hampian, Assistant City Administrative Officer; Kim Condon, Assistant City Clerk; Wendy George, Assistant to the City Administrative Officer,, Arnold Jonas, Community Development Director, Ron Whisenand, Current Planning Manager; Jim Gardiner, Police Chief PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD P.C.I. Susan Amerikaner. read a proposal from the San Luis Obispo County YMCA for a roller hockey rink at the existing basketball and skating facility at Santa Rosa Park. CONSENT AGENDA Cl. COUNCIL MINUTES Council considered the minutes of: Thursday, January 4, 1996 at 7:00 p.m.; and Tuesday, January 9, 1996 at 7:00 p.m. Moved by Williams/Smith to waive oral reading and approve minutes as amended; motion carried (5-0)• C2. NUISANCE ABATEMENT-663 CHURCH STREET(File No. 722) Council considered a Notice of Intent to hold a Public Hearing on March 5, 1996, regarding public nuisance abatement at 663 Church Street. Moved by Williams/Smith to adopt Resolution No. 8488 showing intent to hold public hearing; motion carried (54). APPOINTMENT Al. OPEN SPACE FINANCING TASK FORCE Council considered the appointment of members to the Open Space Financing Task Force(OSFTF). C-�-9 City Council Meeting Page 2 Tuesday, January 23, 1996 -7:00 p.m. Moved by RoalmanWilliams to appoint a 16-member Open Space Task Force consisting of these participants: David Smith,Pat Veesart,John Robison, Gary Felsman, Amy Shore, Carol Florence, Lauren Brown,Joe Delucia,Charlie Fruit,Bill Coy,Dan Williamson,Marty Tangeman, Penny Rappa, and Alan McVay; motion carried (5-0). COUNCIL LIAISON REPORTS There were no Liaison Reports. PUBLIC HEARINGS 1. PEOPLE'S KITCHEN RELOCATION (File No. 1046) Council held a public hearing to consider a use permit(A246)for the temporary relocation of the People's Kitchen to City property at 609 Palm Street(comer of Palm and Nipomo Streets)during the months of February and March, 1996. John Dunn. City Administrative Officer,explained how the dynamics of this Issue had been altered by the receipt of a letter from Rev. Francis Thome, Old Mission Church, on January 19 explaining that the People's Kitchen would have use of the porch until March 1, 1996 when the restoration project is set to begin, but would not be allowed to return after the project was completed. He outlined several scenarios for moving the People's Kitchen to the Prado Road site of the future Homeless Services Center,including the possibility of setting up a temporary canopy in order make the site available on March 1. Arnold Jonas. Community Development Director, and Ron Whisenand, Current Planning Manager, reviewed the Issue of the request by the People's Kitchen for a use permit to utilize the welding building at 609 Palm Street for a period of two months. Mayor Settle opened the public hearing. Tom Norwood. People's Kitchen Co-Director, told Council that the People's Kitchen was looking at the welding building as a two-month location during the rainy season, and said that they were no interested in serving at the Prado Road location until the Homeless Services Center is complete. Jean Nelson.People's Kitchen Co-Director,said that the Kitchen was dependent on their volunteers to provide the program, but that these volunteers were not comfortable with moving the program to the Prado site before completion of all the components of the Homeless Services Center. Richard Petty. a businessman from Albuquerque who is currently homeless, asked that the EOC Homeless Shelter be open during the day during the rainy season and asked that this location be considered for the People's Kitchen while the Prado site is being built Bob Griffin, speaking on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce, urged Council to being the phased project on Prado Road, beginning with the feeding facility. Carol Antoine. San Luis Obispo,supported the Mission Church's decision to give the Mission back to the community, but opposed the move to the Old Welding Building. Bann Epperson. representing Fr. Frank Thome, reiterated the Church's position on permanently moving the People's Kitchen operation from the Mission porch, and pledged to work with other C-� -!0 City Council Meeting Page 3 Tuesday, January 23, 1996 -7:00 p.m. churches in the community to provide funds and services to the People's Kitchen and said the Mission might extend the Manch 1 deadline to April 1 under certain circumstances. James Gentilucci. Administrator of the Catholic Schools of Mission San Luis Obispo, supported the Mission Church's position, but spoke of profound problems that could be created if the People's Kitchen relocates to the Welding Building due to that location's proximity to the school. Virginia Simons, San Luis Obispo, said that she lives directly across the street from the Mission -School playground and felt the Welding Building was not a suitable location for the feeding program. Adrienne Russ, resident, said her mother lived directly behind the Welding Building and would be forced to move if the People's Kitchen use permit is approved. Peggy Fowler. Director of Grassroots, asked the Council to approve the relocation and not undermine the People's Kitchen by forcing them out to the Prado location before the Homeless Services Center is finished. Tiamovo Peterson. City resident, said the Prado site was not a viable location at this time and supported the Welding Building site. Deborah Holley, BIA Administrator speaking on behalf of the members of the BIA, said that expending funds on improvements to the Welding Building was not a good use of money and urged the City to move along quickly with the completion of the Prado Road site. Marty Mitchell-Leitcher. owner of the Soda Water Works,expressed her opposition to the relocation of the People's Kitchen to the Welding Building and supported permanent relocation to the Prado Road site. Terry Simons. SLO resident and former owner of the Welding Building, said that the City had purchased the property from him for use as a future parking lot and the site should not be used for any other use. Mary and Tod Pagel, expressed concern about loitering and safety in her neighborhood If the Kitchen is relocated to the requested location. Dick Warrenrepresenting the Interfaith Coalition and a member of the Homeless Services Center Steering Committee,said significant progress was being made on the Prado Road site. Peter Terhune. BIA President, said the entire community must get involved to get the Prado Road facility up and running. Paul Ready.San Luis Drive,suggested that both our neighborhoods and our children are important resources that must be protected and that he did not support the proposed temporary relocation. Gwen Guyer. Director of the Economic Opportunity Commission,said she had polled several of the homeless at the shelter the previous evening on their feelings regarding the meal program being provided at the Prado Road site and that most would go there once the entire center was completed. City Council Meeting Page 4 Tuesday, January 23, 1996 -7:00 p.m. Gary Fowler. Mill Street, did not support the relocation and said the City has given a great deal of money, time and assistance to the People's Kitchen already. Lisa Moylan. City resident and a member of the People's Kitchen Board of Directors,said she stood by the People's Kitchen statement and that the homeless would loiter in the downtown no matter where the meal program is served. George Movlan, Johnson Avenue, felt that the opposition was coming from the premise of getting the homeless out of the downtown, but that this will not be the case if the meal program is moved to Prado Road. Sandra Pound, resident,said she had always been bothered by the feeding program at the Mission and opposed the temporary relocation to the Palm Street site. Rod Pound said there was a big difference between where the People's Kitchen sets up now and the proposed temporary location. Diane Suderman said she has been involved in feeding the homeless,and, although she very much sees the need for such a program, the Welding Building is not the right place for it. Mayor Settle closed the public hearing. After discussion, moved by RomeroMilliams to adopt Resolution No. 8489 denying a use permit for the temporary relocation of the People's Kitchen to City property at 609 Palm Street during the months of February and March, 1996, based on the finding that this temporary use would be detrimental to the neighborhood; motion carried 14-1; Council Member Roalman voting no). Council Member Smith presented a scenario for the speedy completion of the entire Homeless Services Center on Prado Road. Moved by Roalman/Smith to adopt the "Smith Scenario." Motion was subsequently withdrawn by the motion-maker with withdrawal accepted by the second. After further discussion, moved by Romero/Williams to place the entire Homeless Services Center project on a "fast track"with the feeding section placed in a top priority position. Staff assured Council that the offer by the Mission to extend the availability of the porch for another month would be accepted,and that the People's Kitchen would be encouraged to continue with their program upon completion of the Prado Road feeding facility. Community Development staff said they would bring the use permit and architectural review back to the Council as quickly as possible, including environmental clearances for the project, that preparation of necessary plans would begin as quickly as possible, focusing on the lunch facility as the first priority, and that all phases of the project would be processed expeditiously. Moved by Roalman/Smith to grant $229 fee waiver request; motion carried (5-0). COMMUNICATIONS There were no Communications. City Council Meeting Page 5 Tuesday, January'23, 1996 -7:00 p.m. STUDY SESSION 2. WATER MANAGEMENT ELEMENT(File No. 517) Council was to consider certain water policies contained within the Water Management Element of the General Plan (WME). Moved by Roalman/Romero to continue this Item to a future meeting date; motion carred (5-0). 9:32 p.m. There being no further business to come before the City Council, Mayor Settle adjourned the meeting to Tuesday, February 6, 1996, at 6:30 p.m. in the Council Hearing Room. APPROVED BY COUNCIL: KC:dr Kim Condon, Assistant City Cleric COUNCIL SUBCOMMITTEE TO THE PROMOTIONAL COORDINATING COMMITTEE CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1996 - 12:00 P.M. CITY HALL - PERSONNEL CONFERENCE ROOM -990 PALM STREET SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA ROLL CALL: Council Subcommittee: Council Member Dave Romero and Vice Mayor Dodie Williams Chair to the Committee: Bill Pyper Council Member Romero called the meeting to order at 12:00 p.m. The following candidates were interviewed: 12:00 p.m. -Anne Cruikshanks 12:15 p.m. -Jodie Grady 12:30 p.m. -George Newland , 1:00 p.m. There being no further business to come before the Council Subcommittee, Council Member Romero adjourned the meeting. APPROVED BY COUNCIL: :klc COUNCIL SUBCOMMITTEE TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1996 - 12:00 P.M. CITY HALL - COUNCIL HEARING ROOM -990 PALM STREET SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA ROLL CALL: Council Subcommittee: Council Member Bill Roalman and Vice Mayor Dodie Williams Chair to the Committee: Barry Karleskint Council Member Roalman called the meeting to order at 12:00 p.m. The following candidates were interviewed: 12:15 p.m. - Paul Brown 12:30 p.m. -Tim Farrell 12:45 p.m. -Joe Somsel 1:00 p.m. - Helene Finger 1:15 p.m. - David Jeffrey 1:30 p.m. -Joanne Schaus 1:45 p.m. There being no further business to come before the Council Subcommittee, Council Member Roalman adjourned the meeting. APPROVED BY COUNCIL: :klc