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CITY COUNCILS OF
SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY
SPECIAL JOINT CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Thursday, April 25, 1996 -7:00 p.m.
Embassy Suites -333 Madonna Road
San Luis Obispo California
San Luis Obispo Mayor Allen K. Settle called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m.
ROLL CALL:
City of Arroyo Grande
Present: Council Members Brandy, Fuller and Mayor Dougall
Absent: Council Member Lady and Mayor Pro Tem Souza
City of Atascadero
Present: Council Members Carden, Luna, Mayor Pro Tem Johnson, Mayor Highland
Absent: Council Member Bewley
City of Grover Beach
Present: Council Members Forister, Gates, Munroe, Mayor Pro Tem Hamilton and
Mayor Amoldsen
City of Morro Bay
Present: Council Members Anderson, Crotzer, Unger, Vice Mayor Novak and Mayor
Yates
City of Paso Robles
Present: Council Member Martin and Mayor Macklin
Absent: Council Members Iversen, Picano and Mayor Pro Tem Heggarty
City of Pismo Beach
Present Council Members Halidin and Mellow
Absent: Council Member Brown, Mayor Pro Tem Stahl, and Mayor Bailey
Cfi► of San Luis Obispo
Present: Council Members Roalman, Romero, Smith,Vice Mayor Williams and Mayor
Settle
The Clerk noted that those cities represented this evening but without a quorum,would not be able
to participate in voting but could join in discussion.
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April 25, 1996
PUBLIC COMMENT:
Neil Havlik. Natural Resources Manager for the City of San Luis Obispo, said that the City's Open
Space Funding Task Force had delivered its preliminary findings and invited everyone to a public
Task Force's public forum to be held on Monday, April 29, 1996, beginning at 6:45 p.m. in the
Community Room of the City/County library.
ACTION ITEMS:
1. The Councils considered a proposed annexation tax exchange agreement between San Luis
Obispo County and the Cities in San Luis Obispo County.
Bob Hun City Manager of Arroyo Grande,said the results of an independent study conducted by
the firm of Crawford, Multari, & Starr on revenue neutral annexations had found that the numbers
for the County to achieve furcal neutrality on annexations were higher than the cities had hoped
for,but did refute the County's claim that it needs a portion of the cities'sales tax or other revenue
to remain whole on annexations. He recommended that the cities adopt the joint resolution
presented this evening, and adopted by the Board of Supervisors at its meeting of April 23, 1996.
Mayor Settle asked for public input
No one came forward to comment
After discussion, moved by Settle/Dougall to adopt Joint Resolution 01-96; motion carried as
follows:
Arroyo Grande - (3-0-2)
Atascadero - (2-2-1)
Grover Beach -(54)
Morro Bay -(5-0)
Pismo Beach - (no quorum)
Paso Robles -(no quorum)
San Luis Obispo -(5-0)
2. The Councils considered supporting the County's efforts to ensure Unocal compliance with
State and Federal law, and adherence to environmental standards.
Mayor Settle, San Luis Obispo, indicated that Council Member Romero had presented an revised
resolution. He added the idea behind this action was to encourage County wide environmental
protection.
Mayor Settle opened the floor to comment from the audience.
Bill Sherrer, a senior manager for Unocal, said that Unocal supported the action by this group to
pass a corporate citizen responsibility resolution and requested that all local elected officials and
government bodies contact Unocal on individual areas of concerns.
Pat Mackie. Paso Robles, said he was not aware of Unocal's cooperation with local government
agencies and supported the resolution.
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April 25, 1996
Mayor Settle returned discussion to the Councils.
Moved by Munroe/Romero to adopt the joint resolution as modified by Council Member Romero and
with the last sentence of the original resolution included as a'Whereas"; motion carried as follows:
Arroyo Grande (3-0-2)
Atascadero - (4-0-1)
Grover Beach -(5-0)
Morro Bay - (3-2)
Paso Robles -(not participating)
Pismo Beach -(not participating)
San Luis Obispo -(5-0)
3. The Councils considered supporting SB 1590 responding to the Guardino decision
(Proposition 62)..
Pete Dougall. Mayor of Arroyo Grande, reported that the Guardino decision invalidating a one-half
cent sales tax to fund local transportation projects, could expose cities throughout California to
potential retroactive rebates totalling approximately$400,000,000. He said that SB 1590,introduced
by Sate Senator Jack O'Connell, will protect cities from these retroactive impacts and that the
resolution before the Councils would provide the additional support needed to ensure passage in
the Legislature.
Geoff Wen, Administrative Assistant to Senator O'Connell, urged the Councils to adopt the
resolution.
Moved by Dougall/Brandy to adopt a joint resolution of the Cities of San Luis Obispo County
supporting validation of the act in response to Santa Clara County Loral Transportation Authority
vs. Guardino; motion carried as follows:
Arroyo Grande - (3-0-2)
Atascadero -(4-0-1)
Grover Beach -(3-2)
Morro May-(5-0)
Paso Robles -(not participating)
Pismo Beach - (not participating)
San Luis Obispo -(5-0)
4. The Councils considered adopting a resolution asking Pacific Gas and Electric to address
the community impacts of its proposal concerning the valuation of holdings around the
state.
Council Member Carden.Atascadero,announced that he would be stepping down due to a conflict
of interest.
Bill Hendrix.County Administrator,said that in the environment of the utility industry to restructure
the electric industry to create an atmosphere of competition, P.G. & E.'s proposal to diminish the
value of its production facilities through accelerated depreciation would ultimately result in a loss
of$9.6 million in revenues annually over a five-year period. He urged the Council to adopt the
proposed resolution supporting the County in its efforts to work with P.G. & E.to mitigate these
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impacts.
Mayor Settle asked for public comment.
Greg Rueaer. Senior Vice President and General Manager of P.G. &E.'s nuclear power generation
business, asked the Council to consider that P.G.& E. is the largest property tax payer in the
County and the largest private employer in the County with over 1600 year-round employees whose
contribution to the community in the taxes they pay far outweighs the property tax contributions
under discussion.
Bud Laurent. Chairman of the Board of Supervisors,said he was representing a unwed, unanimous
board in support of this resolution.
Mayor Settle turned the discussion back to the members of the City Councils.
Moved by Munroe/Johnson to adopt the proposed resolution as amended to address, in addition
to P.G.& E. in the title of the resolution, the California Public Utilities Commission, and the State
Board of Equalization, also amending the final paragraph amended to include both entities in
addition to P.G.& E., amend paragraph five to delete "come in direct violation of and add "may
violate," and delete paragraph six; motion was lost, as follows:
Arroyo Grande -(0-3-2)
Atascadero -(1-2-2)
Grover Beach -(3-2)
Morro Bay -(1-4)
Paso Robles (not participating)
Pismo Beach -(not participating)
San Luis Obispo - (3-2)
Moved by DouaallfUnaer to resubmit this to the individual cities .for consideration, with further
documentation to be supplied as discussed; motion carried, as follows:
Arroyo Grande -(3-0-2)
Atascadero -(3-0-2)
Grover Beach -(5-0)
Mono Bay -(5-0)
Paso Robles (not participating)
Pismo Beach - (not participating)
San Luis Obispo - (5-0)
INFORMATIONAL ITEMS:
5. The Councils considered a report on a tax override for safety improvements to Highway 46
East.
Walt Macklin. Mayor of Paso Robles, explained that as a rural County, we are at a disadvantage as
we compete for State highway transportation funds, and that the solution to fund Highway 46
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April 25, 1996
improvements might necessitate an additional gas or sales tax that would require a two-thirds voter
approval. He said that he hoped this body would direct their Mayors to continue dialogue on this
subject
Mayor Settle asked for public comment
Pat Mackie.Paso Robles,Vice Chair of the Fix 46 Committee,urged the Councils' support of a half-
cent increase in the County sales tax dedicated to Highway 46 safety projects and asked for
additional support to ask the Board of Supervisors to put the sales tax increase on the November
ballot
Mary Chambers. President of the Fix 46 Committee,reiterated the hope that this sales tax increase
would appear on the November ballot
Ron DeCarli.Executive Director of San Luis Obispo Council of Governments, informed the Council
that although SLOCOG has not taken a position on a sales tax measure,they are currently working
with the Fuc 46 Committee, the California Highway Patrol, and Caltrans on Highway 46 safety
improvements and will be developing recommendations within the next two months.
Mayor Settle returned discussion to the Councils.
Moved by Williams/Smith,San Luis Obispo, suggested that the Councils ask SLOCOG to prepare
a draft resolution for the individual Councils to review and adopt and send on to the County if they
wish to move ahead with this type of action.
Discussion ensued on the timing to get a measure to the voters in November.
Ron DeCarli said that it was unlikely that all the legal steps necessary to get a measure on the
ballot for November could be accomplished between now and June, and that the measure would
more likely be on the ballot in 1997 or 1998.
In light of Mr. DeCarli's comments, Vice Mayor Williams withdrew the motion but suggested that
the individual cities study this as a possibility for next year. (General consensus.)
8:45 p.m. Mayor Settle called for a ten-minute recess.
8:55 p.m. Mayor Settle reconvened the meeting.
6. The Councils received a report on the Foundation for Community Design.
Rob Rossi. Rossi Enterprises, speaking on behalf of the Foundation for Community Design, said
that this group was comprised of people from throughout the County attempting a grassroots effort
at visioning for the future of the County.
7. The Councils considered recommendations from the planning directors on developing land
use strategies for improving general plan land use compatibilities,and joint planning of the
spheres of influence and planning impact around the cities.
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April 25, 1996
Bob Lata. Community Development Director for the City of Paso Robles, asked the Councils for
direction as to whether the planning directors should pursue coordinating land use policies.
The Councils approved the Planning Directors pursuing these goals.
B. The Councils considered recommendations of the California Constitution Revision
Commission.
John Dunn. City Administrative Officer, City of San Luis Obispo, reviewed the recommendations
of the California Constitution Revision Commission, including a new statellocal realignment plan
with each County forming a Home Rule Community Charter Commission in 1997. The charter
would provide for the assignment of local government services and their financing and would be
submitted to the voters for their approval no later than November of 2000.
Mayor Settle encouraged all the cities in the County to attend the League of California Cities
Channel Counties Division meeting in San Luis Obispo in September when Bill Hauck, Chair of the
Revision Commission will be making a presentation.
John Dunn added that a series of seminars would be held this summer and fall, and that he would
urge that one of those take place within this County.
Council Member Smith.San Luis Obispo, called attention to a document relating to the politics of
politeness drafted by the California Elected Women's Association for Education and Research,and
encouraged each Council to consider adopting it as a resolution.
9:15 p.m. There being no further business to come before the Councils, Mayor Settle adjourned
the meeting.
Recorded by:
i Cond Rec ing Secretary
Assistant City Clerk, San Luis Obispo
CLOSED SESSION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
- CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO
TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1996 -6:30 P.M.
CITY HALL -COUNCIL HEARING ROOM -990 PALM STREET
SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA
ROLL CALL:
Council Members
Present: Council Members Kathy Smith, Dave Romero, Bill Roalman, Vice
Mayor Dodie Williams, and Mayor Allen Settle
Absent: None
City Staff
Present: Ann Slate,Personnel Director,Jeff Jorgensen, City Attorney; Sharon
Brunner, Consultant
City Council held a closed session to discuss the following issue:
CONFERENCE WITH LABOR NEGOTIATOR
Pursuant to Government Code § 54957.6
Agency Negotiators: Ann Slate
Bill Avery
Employee Organization: San Luis Obispo Police Officers Assoc.
Police Staff Officers Assoc.
7:00 P.M. Mayor Settle declared a recess to convene in open session in the Council Chamber,
where a public report of the action taken in closed session was to be given.
APPROVED BY COUNCIL:
Kim Condon, Assistant City Clerk
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MINUTES
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO
TUESDAY, MAY 7, 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; Kim Condon, Assistant City Clerk; Ken Hampian,Assistant
City Administrative Officer, Mike McCluskey, Public Works Director,
Al Cablay, Public Works Manager; Harry Watson, Transit Manager;
Arnold Jonas, Community Development Director, Glen Matteson,
Associate Planner;John Mandeville, Long Range Planning Manager;
Jim Gardiner, Police Chief; Bill Statler, Finance Director
Jeff Jomensen, City Attorney, announced that the Council had held a Closed Session with labor
negotiators and that the employee association being represented was the San Luis Obispo Police
Officers Association.
PRESENTATIONS
Mayor Settle presented recognition plaques to Ruth Wirshup and Mrs.Leland Balatti,accepting on
behalf of her husband, for their many years of service to the Housing Authority.
Mayor Settle presented a Proclamation to the Visitors and Conference Bureau declaring this week
"National Tourism Week."
PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD
P.C.I. Mary K. Eltzroth shared that the Central Coast Women's League would be holding a
BBQITour/Raffie fundraiser benefitting the SLO Skate Park on June 1 from 4:00 to 6:30 p.m. at the
Jack House.
CONSENT AGENDA
Moved by Smith/Roalman to approve the Consent Agenda, with the exception of C-6, as
recommended by the City Administrative Officer, motion carried (5-0).
C1. COUNCIL MINUTES
Council considered the minutes of:
Friday, April 12, 1996 at 12:00 p.m.;
Tuesday, April 16, 1996 at 7:00 p.m.; and
Wednesday, April 17, 1996 at 12:35 p.m.
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Moved by Smith/Roalman to waive oral reading and approve minutes as amended; motion carried
(5-0)•
C2. SALE AND LEASEBACK OF PROPERTY WITH CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT BOARD (File No.
213)
Council considered giving final passage to Ordinance No. 1297 approving the sale and leaseback
of property with the City of San Luis Obispo Capital Improvement Board.
Moved by Smith/Roalman to give final passage to Ordinance No. 1297; motion carried (5-0).
C3. TRACT MAP TIME EXTENSION (File No. 410)
Council considered a one-year time extension to file the final map for Tract 2100 a ten-lot
subdivision on the westerly side of Poinsettia; Melvin C. Jones, property owner.
Moved by Smith/Roalman to adopt Resolution No. 8531 approving a one-year time extension;
motion carried (5-0).
C4. CIVILITY IN POLITICAL DEBATE (File No. 323)
Council considered supporting a resolution proposed by the California Elected Women's
Association for Education and Research relative to politeness in politics.
Moved by Smith/Roalman to adopt Resolution No. 8532 relative to politeness in politics; motion
tamed (5-0). .
C5. WIDE AREA NETWORK IMPROVEMENTS(File No. 108)
Council considered appropriating $25,200 from the General Fund for improvements to the wide area
network computer system.
Moved by Smith/Roalman to approve appropriation for wide area network improvements; motion
carried (54).
C6. STREET SEAL COAT PROJECT(File No. 96-29)
Council considered approving plans and specifications for the Street Seal Coat Project,
Specification No. 96-29; Engineer's estimate, $339,800. (Plans and specifications are available in
the Council Office for inspection.)
Moved by Williams/Roalman to approve plans and specifications, authorize staff to advertise for
bids, and CAO to award a contract if the lowest responsible bid is within the budget; motion carried
(4-1, Council Member Romero voting no).
APPOINTMENTS
Al. HOUSING AUTHORITY (File No. 123)
Council considered an appointment to the Housing Authority.
Moved by SettieiWilliams to appoint Jose M. Lemus to the Housing Authority for a term to expire
on 313112000; motion carried (5-0).
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LIAISON REPORTS
L.R.I. Council Member Smith reported that she had attended a meeting of the Jack House
Committee on April 24 and that they had discussed their work program for the coming year.
LR.2. Vice Mayor Williams said she had attended the April 24 Planning Commission meeting.
Mayor Settl announced that Items 2 and 3 would be considered out of order, Item 3 to be
considered before Item 2. He also noted that Item No. 6 would be discussed only briefly and then
continued to a future meeting.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
1. SOLID WASTE RATE REVIEW(File No. 142)
Council held a public hearing to consider increasing solid waste rates by four and twenty-four
hundredths (4.24)percent effective July 1,1996 and three and fifty-seven hundredths (3.57)percent
effective January 1, 1997.
This item was continued without discussion to a date certain, May 21, 1996.
2. TAXICAB S DRIVER'S PERMITS (File No. 546)
Council held a public hearing to consider revisions to Municipal Code Chapter 5.20, regulations
governing taxicabs and drivers' permits, and establishing fee for renewal of taxicab driver's
permits.
Jim Gardiner. Police Chief, explained that this legislation was in response to new State regulations
requiring local jurisdictions who govern taxicabs to require regular drug testing. Additionally, the
requirement for residency and personal testing of driver applicants are being eliminated, and the
grounds for denying or revoking a permit have been modified.
Mayor Settl opened the public hearing.
Cliff Hendersona former cab driver, asked if allowing drivers one multi-city permit was being
considered.
Chief Gardiner responded that the subject was not currently under consideration among Police
Chiefs in the County.
Mayor Settle closed the public hearing.
After discussion, moved by Roalman/Williams to 1)introduce Ordinance No. 1298 to print adopting
revisions governing taxicab and driver's permits; and, 2) adopt Resolution No. 8533 establishing
fees for renewal of taxicab driver's permit; motion carried (5-0).
3. TAXI CERTIFICATE ISSUANCE (File No. 546)
Council held a public hearing to determine the need for an additional Certificate of Public
Convenience for an additional taxi service in San Luis Obispo.
Harry Watson. Transit Manager, explained this item was being addressed due to recent
interruptions in service with the current provider and requests from emergency rooms, motel
operators and the airport for more taxi service.
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Mayor Settle opened the public hearing.
Steve Messina, a former employee of Yellow Cab, urged the Council to declare the need for an
additional taxi service and issue a certificate of convenience to Central Coast Cab.
Joe Brady. owner of Central Coast Cab, outlined the past success of his taxi operation.
Anthony Romero, owner of Yellow Cab, said there was no need for a second taxi service in the
City.
Bob Dockertyowner of American Star Tours, said that Ride-On was infringing on his business and
asked Council to deregulate the taxi business in San Luis Obispo.
Cliff Henderson, who previously worked for Yellow Cab, said that Central Coast Cab was a solid
operation.
Carl Haas,a former manager at Yellow Cab, alleged that there had been labor violations by Yellow
Cab.
Anthony Romero, Yellow Cab, responded to Mr. Haas by explaining a previous manager had mis-
managed the company.
John Krenza, a current yellow Cab driver, said he supported Yellow Cab.
Mayor Settle closed the public hearing.
Joe Brady, responding to a question from Council Member Smith as to whether his service would
run 24 hours a day, confirmed that would be the case.
After discussion, moved by Roalman/Wlliams to adopt Resolution No. 8534 declaring the public
convenience and necessity requires the issuance of a Certificate of Convenience for a taxi service
to Mr. Joe Brady of Central Coast Taxicab Service; motion carried (5-0).
4. NOISE ELEMENT UPDATE (File No. 462)
Council held a public hearing to consider: 1) approving a negative declaration of environmental
impact; 2) repeal of the 1975 Noise Element; 3) adopting the Noise Element Update as
recommended by the Planning Commission; and 4) approving the Noise Guidebook.
Glen Matteson. Associate Planner, reviewed that agenda report.
Mayor Settle opened the public hearing.
Eric Tomack. City resident, said that the Brizzolara Street neighborhood had a high level of traffic
noise and a sound wall was needed.
Brett Cross. Mariners Cove, cautioned about the overuse of sound walls.
Mayor Settle closed the public hearing.
After discussion, moved by Roalman/Smith to 1) adopt Resolution No. 8535 approving negative
declaration, repealing the 1975 Noise Element and adopting a new Noise Element,and approve the
Noise Guidebook; motion carried (3-2; Council Members Romero and Williams voting no).
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COMMUNICATIONS
Comm. 1. Vice Mayor Williams said her trip to Sacramento with the Chamber had been most
interesting and productive.
Comm.2. Mayor Settle reported that Bill Hauck, head of the Constitutional Revision Commission,
would be the featured speaker at the September 13 Channel Counties Division League of California
Cities meeting in San Luis Obispo.
Comm. 3. Council Member Roalman said that tomorrow's Council Of Governments agenda
included a proposal to allocate 2% of TDA monies coming into to this county to Ride-On, with
$20,000 less coming to the City of San Luis Obispo if Ride-On receives the full allocation.
BUSINESS ITEMS
5. UNREINFORCED MASONRY BUILDING HAZARD MITIGATION (File No. 707)
Council considered a report on the Unreinforced Masonry Building Hazard Mitigation Program.
Arnold Jonas.Community Development Director,updated the progress of the unreinforced masonry
building mitigation program, and recommended that Council endorse a specific work program and
timeline to accomplish the seismic strengthening program.
Mayor Settle asked for comments from the public.
Scott Gregory, a registered municipal advocate representing the Chamber of Commerce,said the
Chamber was confident that everyone could work together to formulate a plan to strengthen
buildings and protect citizens.
Mayor Settle returned discussion to the dais.
After discussion, moved by Williams/Romero to adopt revised work program and timeline; motion
carried (5-0).
6. TRANSIT TRANSFER CENTER(File No. 542)
Council considered a staff recommendation to discontinue pursuing the former Toyota property,
add and pursue a newly identified Amtrak station location to the list of desirable transfer center
sites, with a sub-site on Monterey Street between Osos and Santa Rosa.
Mike McCluskey. Public Works Director, was at the staff table.
Mayor Settle asked for input from citizens.
Penny Raooa. San Luis Obispo, encouraged.the Council to do consensus building with agencies
and cities in the County prior to making a decision, and to remember their commitment to locating
the facility near the downtown.
Bob Rowntree. Murray Street, asked if, given the greater land space available at the site now
proposed, we could return to the possibility of having a consolidation with Greyhound.
Brett Cross. Mariners Cove, expressed concerns about the lack of studies concerning the benefit
cost analysis of the transit center and felt the current site on Osos Street,with improvements,was
the way to go.
Pierre Rademaker,San Luis Obispo, asked Council to continue this item to a future date, allowing
time for the Downtown Design Team and Business Improvement Association to review the new
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proposal.
After a brief discussion on exploring additional downtown locations, this item was continued to
Tuesday, June 4, 1996. (General consensus.)
9:52 p.m. There being no further business to come before the City Council and Capital
Improvement Board, Mayor Settle adjourned the meeting to the Tuesday, May 14, 1996 at 4:00 p.m.
in the Council Hearing Room.
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