HomeMy WebLinkAbout10/03/2000, CL1-1 - PAC FACILITIES COMMITTEE Dawn REpoit
September.15, 2000
TO: Council Colleagues
FROM: Dave Romero
SUBJECT: PAC Facilities Committee
The PAC Facilities Committee met on 9/12/00 and reviewed a number of ongoing minor
projects.
Parking Structure
The Committee received a report on the parking structure. It will be in use on Monday,
September 18, 2000,but not completed for several months due to the need for minor
completion and landscape work.
Improved Acoustics in Harmon Hall
The Committee adopted a prioritized list presented by staff for improvement to provide
better acoustics for the auditorium. The priorities included a cost/benefits judgment,thus
we anticipate obtaining considerable improvements at a relatively low cost. The estimate
for the first phase is$250,000. About two years ago the City of San Luis Obispo
budgeted$150,000 in anticipation of this program moving ahead in the near future.
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September 15, 2000
TO: Council Colleagues
FROM: Dave Romero
SUBJECT: Integrated Waste Management Authority
The Board met on 9/13/00. The primary item of discussion was the general approval of a model
construction, demolition, and recycling ordinance. This ordinance will be sent to all cities within
IWMA with a request to consider adopting the model ordinance for use countywide. The
ordinance calls for 2% of construction cost deposit by applicants who wish to demolish a
structure while pursuing a construction project valued in excess of$50,000. If the applicant
meets a 50% recycle requirements with the demotion, the fee will be returned. This ordinance is
particularly important during these prosperous times when there is much demolition and
construction. Had the Central Coast Mall not been recycling (and the materials deposited in the
dump), that project alone would have depressed the countywide recycling average below 50%.
I strongly recommend that when the model ordinance comes before the City, it will be rapidly
approved.
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DATE: October 3, 2000
TO: Councilwoman Jan Howell Marx
FROM: Shelly Stanwyck, Economic Development Manager 3
SUBJECT: EVC
Highlights of the September 2000 Board Meeting
■ No actions were taken at this meeting because there wasn't a quorum.
■ Dave Spaur and Tom Sullivan, Chair of the Strategic Plan Committee for the EVC, gave
an overview of the draft strategic plan for the organization. Areas that the plan suggests
the EVC emphasize are: (1) business retention and expansion (2) business attraction
program and (3) collaborative partners and business assistance programs. All programs
have a countywide focus. Members of the Board will provide the Committee with
feedback on the draft plan.
■ .Vic Montalban, Pac Bell, voiced his concerns and opposition to the County's recently
adopted telecommunications ordinance.
■ The micro-loan program experienced a $9,000 loss. The EVC has applied for a $57,000
Cal Works Grant. They received $5,000 from Global Crossings (telecommunication
company) for a site directory. The EVC is also trying to get funding from SLOCOG and
its GIS grant of$350,000 for funding of its site directory.
City's Contract for Regional Marketing Services with the EVC
■ For several years, the City has entered into a services contract, primarily for regional
marketing services,with the EVC. The contracts are annual. A staff report regarding the
EVC services contract is intended to be presented to Council at the October 17 meeting.
■ When the 1999-2000 contract was entered into the parties intended to also enter into a
Protocol Agreement that would provide clarity concerning communication and our
respective roles in the often fast paced and competitive, economic development
environment. Because of staff changes, other high priority projects, and the expansion of
the parties to the Agreement, to include all Cities and the County and the EVC, the
agreement hasn't been completed. Staff will be recommending that the payment to the
EVC for services be conditioned upon the execution of a Protocol Agreement (which
should be completed in the near term).
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October 3, 2000
TO: Council Colleagues
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SUBJECT: Air Pollution Control District Meeting of 9/27/00
Air Pollution Control Officer Bob Can-reported that the Avila mitigation fund of$890,000 grant
procedure has been delayed until further hearings on the Avila water situation.
The Guadalupe mitigation fund request for proposals is to be released soon.
Our Air Resources Board (ARB) liaison reported that the State is staying with the Zero Emission
Vehicle (ZEV) mandate at 10% of the fleet. The technology is viable, demand is higher than
supply for ZEVs. The State will hold an October workshop for minor changes to the rule.
The State ARB is committed to a goal to reduce diesel particulate by 90%. Rules are being
developed that will require local permitting.
Our Board endorsed and budgeted$50,000 for the Places3 program. This program will integrate
all of the cities and County GIS information into a very flexible computer-aided urban design
tool.
Attached is ozone data from new and existing stations. The new monitoring stations at Lost Hills
and Camp Roberts are showing a higher incidence of ozone violations than previously seen.
The Board approved an agricultural diesel motor retrofit program. The County will be divided
into an eastern area and coastal area. Plans are to target diesel water pumps for this year's
funding.
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Ozone Levels Observed through September 14, 1998-2000
(Compared to state one hour ozone standard)
Highest
Ozone Hour Days of State
Station (ppm) Standard Exceedance
2000 1999 1998 2000 1999 1998
Camp Roberts 0.103 NA NA 4 NA NA
Red Hills 0.104 NA NA 1 I NA NA
Paso Robles 0.084 0.094 0.129 0 0
21
Black Mountain 0.115 0.096 0.105 5
3 12
Atascadero 0.082 0.093 0.097 0 0
2
Morro Bay 0.063 0.067 0.071
0 0 0
San Luis Obispo 0.075 0.066 0.070
0 0 0
Grover Beach 0.068 0.066 0.073 0 •
0 0
Nipomo Reg. Park 0.067 0.063 NA
0 0 NA
Maximum Hourly Ozone Concentrations on Exceedance Days through Sept. 14, 2000, in ppm
(Bold numbers are those which exceed the state standard)
Date 6/3 6/14 6/22 6/23 7/28 7/29 7/30 7/31 8/1 8/2 8/12 8/16 8/17 91I2 9/13
ATAS .073 .076 .044 .048 .078 .081 .078 .065 .082 .070 .077 .081 .074 .071 .082
RED HILLS* .102 .100 .097 .099 .104 .099 .095 .099 .095 .098 .099
CAMP .100 .090 .076 .061BKMT .078 .087 .084 .085
.097 .103 .086 .087 .098 .065 .084
PASO .113 .095 .115 .100 .093 .097 .086 .087 .091 .083 .083 .089 .085 .083 .089
PASO .081 .084 .045 .053 .082 .083 .073 .073 .083 .070 .079 .082 .082 .062 .076
* Monitoring began on June 30