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FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1989 - 9:00 A.M. at Council Meeting
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SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA
ROLL CALL
Councilmembers
Present: Vice-Mayor Peg Pinard, Penny Rappa, Jerry Reiss, Allen R.
Settle and Mayor Ron Dunin
Absent: None
City Staff
Present: John Dunn, City Administrative Officer; Roger Picquet, City
Attorney; Pam Voges, City Clerk; Michael Multari, Community
Development Director; Toby Ross, Assistant Administrative
Officer; Bill Hetland, Utilities Director; Bill Statler,
Finance Director; Glen Matteson, Associate Planner; Tina
Metzger, Water Conservation Coordinator; Allen Short, Water
Division Manager; Hal Fones, Utilities. Engineer
The purpose of the Special Called Meeting was to discuss:
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1. Rationing of water in the amount of 258 increasing to as much as 50%
depending on the summer months;
2. Contacting the State Water Resources Board to ask if they would
suspend the life stream release during the rationing period;
3. Suspend building permit allocations through next quarter pending the
outcome 'of .further water resource studies; and
4. Discuss early review of the 18 provided for in the Growth Management
Ordinance.
Councilwoman- Pinard and Councilman Settle made opening comments.
John Dunn, City Administrative Officer, stated the purpose of the meeting
was to review the City's current situation and the need for some mandatory
water conservation or rationingprogram. He stated that it was staff's
opinion that if the City got into a water rationing situation then
building permits for new construction should also be limited at least
until an adequate supply of water is available.
The City of Salinas Reservoir is at 28.858, the City share of the Whale
Rock Reservoir at 56.88. Assuming continued drought conditions, this
would leave the City with a 2-4 year supply of water depending on rainfall
runoff and conservation.
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Mandatory Water Conservation Programs have been identified by the City in
the Water Management Plan and the Annual Water Operational Plan and the
Water Allocation Ordinance. it is now projected that without significant
rainfall, the City's reservoir levels will be entering a critical period
sometime in the fall or winter. The City has developed one well at
Laguna Golf Course which is in operation, four other wells are under
construction and should generate over 500-acre feet a year. The City is
working toward construction of two additional wells by using informal
bidding procedures which should generate another 500-acre feet. The first
wells would be on line by the end of March and the later by May.
Mayor Dunin read into the record a letter from Andrew Merriam,
representing the Dalidio family, who were offering up to 2,000-3,000-acre
feet of water per year for undisclosed terms and conditions.
Bill Hetland, Utilities Director, then provided a lengthy review of the
current water situation providing an overhead presentation and going
through the staff report (see File # ).
Tina Metzger, Water conservation Coordinator, reviewed four possible
mandatory water conservation methods that could be adopted by the Council
to help during this drought period (see File # for specific outline)..
Mike. Multari, Community Development Director, then reviewed the current
situation as it related to building permits and how building would be
affected by these various methods.
Mayor Dunin declared the public hearing open.
Don Smith urged the Council to be careful when they review the scenario
that it was important that no additional development be allowed during
this drought period.
Doug Caldwell, representing he and his wife residents of San Luis Obispo
County, expressed concerns that whatever action was taken by the Council,
that those people who have purchased property in the City and are going
through the pipeline process not be denied building permits as it could
mean extreme financial hardship in some situations.
John Merriam, 235 Chaplin, stating that he has worked on water issues for
most of his life and has reviewed the Dalidio water resource, urged that
the City not go into a moratorium at this time, look at its alternative
resourses and believed that the City could come through this without
causing undue hardships.
Jim .Warden, 2679 Johnson Avenue, felt that the situation did not warrant a
moratorium; that this would have a significant impact to the construction
industry and could hurt the City for long time if these extreme measures
were put into effect.
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Richard Warren, 1342 Garden Street, who has recently purchased a lot in
San Luis Obispo stated his is in plan check and was concerned with the
financial commitment at stake. His project is not in plan check yet, and
he too is concerned that the financial commitment
would be hurtful to him should he not be able to go ahead.
Maxine Warren, 1342 Garden Street, also was concerned that they may be
unable to build their home.
Bob Davis, 1885 San Luis Drive and owner of the Apple Farm, urged the
Council look closely at the employees that could be impacted by such a
moritorium, particularly college students and low-income employees or
those working in the restaurant business. The only way to cut back would
be to cutback administratively and he said this would be harmful to his
business and the community.
Clair Corni, 151 Orange Drive, also expressed concern that the City
Council take into account those people already in the pipeline.
James Dilmore, 969 Monterey Street, stated that he was speaking on behalf
of other business owners, was concerned about the impacts such a
moratorium could have and urged against it.
Keith Gurnee, 108 Broad Street, and representing a property owner's
association of approximately 110 members in the airport area, urged that
the Council look seriously at the Dalidio proposal.
Dennis Law, 1304 Pacific Street, spoke on behalf of the Chamber of
Commerce, urging that the Council allow opportunity for the Chamber's
review and input.
Sake Reindersma, 1489 Prefumo Canyon Road, urged that the Council look at
something other than a building moratorium.
Ron Hearse, 1075 Capistrano Court, stating that he was speaking on behalf
of 240 members of the Citizen's for Better Government, did not think a
moritorium was legal and that the City should look for other alternatives.
John Merriam, 235 Chaplin Lane, again urged support of the Dalidio
proposal.
Richard Dickie, Lizzie Street, urged that the Council not allow the
development without additional water resources available..
Roy Hanff, 565 Lawrence Drive, also concerned that additional water
resources be obtained prior to additional development.
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Rick Porter, 609 Garrett Place, was concerned that any ordinance allow for
those persons who have already applied for building permits or who have
property that would be impacted.
Mayor Dunin, closed the public portion of the meeting.
Mayor Dunin suggested that a Council Subcommittee be formed with himself
and Councilwoman Pinard to act as a Council Subommittee Liaison between
staff and the Dalidio family to review their proposal and report .back to
the City Council
It was moved by Dunin/Reiss to appoint the subcomittee of Dunin and Pinard
as recommended. Motion carried, Councilman Settle voting no.
Moved by Settle/Pinard to direct staff to come back with recommendations
in ordinance form for a rationing program. Motion carried (5-0).
Moved by Pinard/Settle to reaffirm the allocation program with the
additional recommendation suggested by staff.
To state in summary: "no new allocation of water to development be
permitted during the period the City has a mandatory water conservation
program in effect." Motion carried unanimously.
�,- Councilwoman Ravoa urged that staff review those applications who have not
received their allocation allotment yet and see if there was any way that
the City can accommodate them.
Councilman Reiss agreed with Counilwoman Rappa and also urged that people
already in the system be provided some opportunity for going ahead. He
also expressed support of the Dalidio offer.
At 11:30 a.m., the City Council adjourned to closed session to discuss
personnel matters.
At 12:00 noon, there being no further business to come before the City
Council Mayor Dunin adjourned the meeting to Monday, March 6, 1989, at
12:10 p.m.
Pam Voges, City Clerk
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REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL {
CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO
TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1989 - 7:00 P.M.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, CITY HALL, 990 PALM STREET
SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA
ROLL CALL
Councilmembers
Present: Vice Mayor Peg Pinard, Councilmembers Jerry Reiss, Allen K.
Settle (arrived at 6:40 p.m.), and Mayor Ron Dunin.
Absent: Penny Rappa
City Staff
Present: John Dunn, City Administrative Officer; Roger Picquet, City
Attorney; Pam Voges, City Clerk; Michael Multari, Community
Development Director; Dave Romero, Public Works Director;
Toby Rose, Assistant Administrative Officer; Mike Dolder,
Fire Chief; Jim Gardiner, Police Chief; Bill Hetland,
Utilities Director.
At 6:15 p.m. Mayor Ron Dunin convened the meeting and adjourned the Council
to closed session to discuss personnel matters. City Council reconvened at
7:00 p.m. for the regular meeting.
Mayor Dunin requested a moment of silence in memory of Larry and Helen
McClave, Larry was a member of the Architectural Review Commission.
P U R L I C C 0 M E N T
P. C. I. Dr. John Alexander expressed concern about the. Draft Hazardous
Waste Study and suggested mitigation measures.
Draft Council Minutes - Page 2 Tuesday, March 7, 1989 - 7:00 p.m.
CONSENT AGENDA
Moved by Settle/Pinard, to approve the Consent Calendar as recommended by
the City Administrative Officer with the exceptions of C-3, C-10, and C-11
as noted, Motion carried unanimously, Councilwoman Rappa absent.
It was moved by Pinard/Dunin that items C-3 and C-11 be continued to the
next regular City Council Meeting, and that item C-70 be handled at a
future Council study session. Motion carried unanimously, Councilwoman
Rappa absent.
CA-1 RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION NO 6581 ADOPTING CELEBRATING THE CITY OF
PASO ROBLES CENTENNIAL.
Motion carried unanimously, Councilwoman Rappa absent. (4-0). Roger
Picouet, City Attorney, stated for the record the need to take action arose
after the 72 hour requirement..
P U B L I C H E A R I N G S
1. COURT STREET (PD 1418)
Council considered an ordinance to approve the planned development
preliminary plan (PD 1418) for the Court Street Center, located at 999
Monterey Street; Interwest Investment Group, Inc., applicant (continued
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Draft Council Minutes - Page 3 Tuesday, March 7, 1989 - 7:00 p.m.
Mike Multari, Community Development Director, briefly reviewed the agenda
report with the recommendation that Council introduce an ordinance to print
which would (1) certify the project environmental impact report, (2) amend
the zoning map as requested, and (3) approve the preliminary PD plan
subject to the recommended findings and conditions in the report. Upon
request by the City Council, he read into the record a letter received from
Ren Schwartz, 201 Buena Vista.
Dear Mayor and Councilmembers:
I am very much troubled about the Court Street project as it stands
before you. The mixed use proposal is very disappointing given the
earlier hopes that this site would .be significant retail anchor for
the "upper" end of downtown. I am not convinced that the uses
proposed represent the highest and best use� for this key property. .1
am absolutely convinced that. the placement of automobile parking on
this site would be a tragic mistake. The city should be doing
everything possible to move vehicular traffic ,generators to the
periphery of the downtown core so that pedestrian activities in the
core can be stimulated. Requiring parking on the Court Street site
not only would compound pedestrian-vehicular conflicts, but would
essentially eliminate for all time the prospect of converting Monterey
Street into a pedestrian way with limited service vehicle intrusion.
In my view, the opportunity is once again ripe to initiate .the parking
structure originally proposed between Monterey and Palm Streets;
however, I would see that structure running from the back of
properties facing Chorro to the back of properties facing Osoe going
both under and over Morro Street. Such a parking structure would serve
future needs of the adjacent retail core area, allow second floor
commercial areas to function as if they were ground floor
establishments, and also serve the expanding City-County Government
Center. It is ironic that the timing of your hearings on this
proposal comes when the General Plan Update .is nearing completion and
the Ad Hoc Commmitte working on the downtown portion of that plan will
be meeting March 6 to discuss the draft policies dealing with downtown
development. Alasl"
Mayor Dunin asked for public comment.
Marshall Ochvlski, 979 Osos Street, spoke in support of the proposed
project, specifically identifying various options for off-site parking.
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Draft Council Minutes - Page 4 Tuesday, March 7, 1989 - 7:00 p.m.
Randy Ruff, Morro Bay, representing. the Citizen's Planning Alliance,
submitted a letter into the record expressing concerns of the following:
(1) a proposed ground lease, (2) the public private partnership issue, (3)
overall downtown plan, (4) financial aspects, (5) parking, (6) height
limits, and (7) traffic and circulation. He urged that Council deny the
project based on those concerns.
Polly Duran, representing Woodstock's, 1060 Osos Street, spoke in favor of
the city retaining on-street parking.
Mary Beth Schroeder, stated she was opposed to the project, agreeing with
comments by Mr. Ruff.
Don Smith, treasurer for the Citizen's Alliance, urged against the
proposal.
Mike Schrack, .representing a number of landscape architectural students
from Cal Poly, spoke in favor of the project.
Ray Schearer, 935 Morro Street, a member of the Business Improvement Area,
was concerned about the lack of sufficient parking in the downtown.
Dodie Williiams, BIA Administrator, 1108 Garden Street, Suite 205, spoke on
behalf of the SIA, urging their support of the project.
Draft Council Minutes - Page 5 Tuesday, March 7, 1989 - 7:00 p.m.
Maggie Cox, representing the Chamber of Commerce (1200 members), urged
support of the project.
Mayor Dunin closed the .public portion of the meeting.
Marshall Ochvlski, then reviewed some of the analysis and scenarios used in
designing their project. They were willing to work with city staff in
obtaining a resolution of the parking problem.
After discussion, it was moved by Reiss/Pinard (3-1-1, Rappa absent) that
Ordinance No. 1135 be introduced to print, approving the Planned
�., Development preliminary plan for Court Street Center, subject to the
findings and conditions with an amendment to condition 020 to read:
"Enclosed bicycle parking shall be available, free of charge, to
employees. Such parking, for a minimum of 15 bicycles, shall be located on
site, to the approval of the Community Development Director."
Upon general consensus, staff was directed to look at the possiblity of
removing or redesigning the mastarms.
At 8:45 p.m., Mayor Dunin declared a recess.
At 8:55 p.m. City Council reconvened, all Councilmembers present except
Councilwoman Rappa.
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Draft Council Minutes - Page 6 Tuesday, March 7, 1989 - 7:00 p.m.
2. REZONING AND TENTATIVE MAP (PD 1425)
Council held. a public hearing to consider a Planning Commission
recommendation of a request to (A) approve a tentative map for Tract 1359
creating a 23-lot residential subdivision in the Edna-Islay Specific Plan,
and (B) amend the zoning map .for PD 1425 to change the designation from
R-2-SP to R-1-SP-PD, to allow smal-ler lots and various exceptions to the
Subdivision Regulations, John French, Santa Lucia Bills, subdivider
(continued from '2-21-89) .
Mike Multari, Community Development Director, briefly reviewed the agenda
report with the recommendation that Council pass to print an ordinance
which would change the zoning to R-1=PD-SP, and further to adopt a
resolution approving the tentative tract map as recommended.
Mayor Dunin asked for public comment.
John French, 3932 Hollyhock, spoke in support of the project.
Mayor Dunin declared the public. hearing closed.
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Draft Council Minutes - Page 7 Tuesday, March 7, 1989 - 7:00 p.m.
Moved by Settle/Pinard. (4-0-1, Rappa absent) Ordinance No. 1136 was
introduced to print, changing the zoning for PD 1425 to R-1-PD-SP as
recommended. Moved by Settle/Pinard (4-0-1, Rappa absent) Resolution No.
6583 was adopted, approving the tentative tract map as recommended.
3. MOBILEBOME RENT CONTROL
Council held a public hearing to consider amendments to the City's
Mobilehome Rent Control Regulations, otherwise known as Measure D,
regarding "safe harbor" exemptions.
aMayor- Dunin declared the *public hearing open.
Dennis Law, 1304 Pacific Street, speaking on behalf of the Creekside
Mobilehome Owners, expressed concern about several sections to the proposed
ordinance.
Mayor Dunin declared the public hearing closed.
After a brief discussion, it was moved by Pinard/Reiss (4-0-1, Councilwoman
Rappa absent) to continue this item to the next available Council Meeting,
for an opportunity for Mr. Law to meet with the Council Subcommittee and
staff to discuss concerns raised.
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Draft Council Minutes - Page 8 Tuesday, March 7, 1989 - 7:00 p.m.
4. APPEAL - ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMISSION
Council held a public hearing to consider an appeal by Dianne Long, of an
Architectural Review Commission decision granting final approval of a new
enclosed shopping center known as French Pavillion, and the mitigated
negative declaration on environmental impact dealing with the cumulative
affects on traffic, circulation, and parking at 879 Higuera Street; French
Brothers, applicant.
Mike Multari, Community Development Director, briefly reviewed the agenda
report with the recommendation that Council deny the appeal and uphold the
Architectural Review Commission's action to approve the project, and
approve a negative declaration of environmental impact with mitigations as
outlined. He also summarized two letters that had been received that
evening, one from Melanie Billig, representing the Citizen's Planning
Alliance of San Luis Obispo County, and one from John French, Cuesta Valley
Development Company.
Mayor Dunin declared the public hearing open.
Dianne Long, 313 San Miguel, spoke in support of her appeal.
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Draft Council Minutes - Page 9 Tuesday, March 7, 1989 - 7:00 p.m.
John French, 3932 Hollyhock, spoke in support of the proposed project, and
for approval, as recommended by staff.
Mayor Dunin declared the public hearing closed.
After a brief discussion, Reiss/Dunin, (3-1-1, Settle no, Rappa absent)
moved to adopt Resolution No. 6584 denying the appeal, and upholding the
Architectural Review Commission's action approving the project with an
added condition that the owner and staff attempt to work out some type of
lease agreement where the city would manage a metered parking lot on site.
Councilwoman Pinard also requested that the City reaffirm that the Council
is committed to reducing its reliability on the automobile.
5. PLANNED DEVELOPMENTREZONING
Council held a public hearing to amend the zoning map to neighborhood-
commercial-planned development (C-N-PD) from neighborhood-commercial
(C-N) to allow for expanded retail uses allowed for PD 1414; 773 Foothill
Boulevard (Foothill Plaza), Channel Properties, applicant.
At the request of the applicant, this item was continued to date uncertain.
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Draft Council Minutes - Page 10 Tuesday, .March 7, 1989 - 7:00 p.m.
6. MINOR SUBDIVISION
Council held a public hearing to consider a tentative parcel map (MS
88-303), creating three lots from one lot at 1690 Wilson, R-1 zone;
McDowell-Kitamura Corporation, applicant.
Mike Multari, Community Development Director, reviewed the agenda report
with the recommendation that Council adopt the resolution which would
approve the Minor Subdivision No. 88-303, subject to the exceptions,
findings and conditions noted in the resolution.
mayor Dunin declared the public hearing open..
Keith Gurnee, representing the applicant, Mr. Kitamura, spoke in support of
the project.
Mavor. Dunin declared the public hearing closed.
After a brief discussion, Settle/Pinard, Resolution No. 6585, was adp(ted
approving the minor subdivision with an additional condition that would
require recordation before occupancy is permitted. Motion carried
unanimously (4-0-1, Councilwoman Rappa absent).
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Draft Council Minutes - Page 11 Tuesday, March 7, 1989 - 7:00 p.m.
7. COUNTY HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN
Council considered giving approval to the final draft of the County's
Hazardous Waste Management. Plan (continued from 1/17/89) .
Mike Dolder, Fire Chief, briefly reviewed the agenda report, with the
recommendation that Council adopt a. resolution approving the County
Hazardous Waste Management Plan that as recommended.
Mayor Dunin asked for public comment, none was received.
CMayor Dunin closed the public portion of the meeting.
Moved and seconded Pinard/Reiss, Resolution No. 6586, was adopted approving
the plan as recommended by staff, motion carried (4-1, Councilman Settle
voting no, Councilwoman Rappa absent).
8. CREEK SETBACK
Council considered a determination regarding a. San Luis Creek setback and
easement for a new office building at- 444 Higuera Street, Smith-Lorance,
applicant.
At the request of the applicant, this item continued to date uncertain.
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Draft Council Minutes - Page 12 Tuesday, March 7, 1989- 7:00 p.m.
9. SAN LUIS CREEK FENCE
Council considered construction of a fence at the north end of Pacific
Street (Dallidet Project) to prevent access to San Luis Obispo Creek.
Dave Romero, Public works Director, reviewed the report stating that it was
staff's recommendation that the city leave this area unposted and without
fencing as had been requested by .Mayor Dunin.
.savor Dunin asked for public comment.
C` Leslie Vartanian, caretaker of the Dallidet Adobe, spoke on behalf of the
Mayor's request, citing various safety issues, and urging the city to
construct a fence or other obstruction, to keep people from traversing the
creek.
Mayor Dunin also urged the Council to honor his request.
After brief discussion, moved by Settle/Pinard, to post the property with
"No Trespassing" signs. After additional discussion, Councilwoman Pinard
withdrew her second. It was moved by Settle/Pinard to accept the staff
.recommendation not to construct a fence or post the property in this area.
Motion carried (3-1, Mayor Dunin voting no, Councilwoman Rappa absent) .
Draft Council Minutes - Page 13 Tuesday, March 7, 1989 - 7:00 p.m.
10:50 p.m., Mayor- Dunin adjourned the meeting to closed session to discuss
personnel matters.
11:30 p.m. There being no further business to come before the City
Council, Mayor Dunin adjourned the meeting to Monday, March 13, 1989, at
12:10 p.m.
COUNCIL APPROVAL:
PAM VOLES, CITY CLERK
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ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1989 - 12:10 P.M.
COUNCIL HEARING ROOM, CITY HALL., 990 PALM.STREETDraft Minutes
to 6e approved
ROLL CALL at Councii eating
Councilmembers of
Present: Vice-Mayor Peg Pinard, Councilmembers Penny Rappa,
Jerry Reiss, 'Allen K. Settle (arrived at 12:25 p.m. )
and Mayor Ron Dunin
City Staff
Present: John Dunn, City Administrative Officer; Pam Voges, City
Clerk; Toby Ross, Assistant Administrative Officer;
Vicki Finucane, Assistant City Attorney.
1. COUNCIL COMPENSATION
Council continued its review of the recommendations submitted by the
j Council Compensation Committee concerning adjustments to the Council
Compensation Plan (continued from 12/20/88 and 2/14/89) .
Bill Statler, Finance Director, briefly reviewed the agenda report
with the recommendation that Council suggest any amendments as
appropriate and adopt the resolution which would approve the
Compensation Plan as recommended. The committee was recommending
Councilmember salary be increased from $400.00 to $460.00 per month,
and the Mayor's salary be increased from $560.00 to $630.00 per
month.
Mayor Dunin asked for public comment.
T. Keith Gurnee, member of the Council Compensation Committee, stated
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that he had recommended a higher level of salary, but was defeated on
a 4-1 vote. He suggested $750.00 for Council and $1000.00 for Mayor.
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Draft Council Minutes — Page 2 Monday, March 13, 1989 - 7:00 p.m.
Steve Keihl, Vice-Chair of the Council Compensation Committee,
reviewed the committee's report.
After discussion, it was moved and seconded Pinard/Reiss (3-2, Settle
and Dunin voting no) to adopt Resolution No. 6587 amending the
Council Compensation .Plan increasing the Mayor's salary to $1000.00 a
month, and the Councilmember salary to $800.00 a month, and making
other minor amendments as discussed.
Upon general consensus, a Council Subcommittee (Rappa/Reiss 5-0) was
formed to work with staff and a subcommittee of the Council.
o, Compensation Committee (Gurnee/Keihl) to review methodology for
future review of Council Compensation.
2. FINANCIAL SERVICES
Council reviewed the Mid-Year Budget and consideration of the format
and policies for preparation for the 1990/1991 Financial Plan
(continued from 1/9/89 to 1/14/89 and 2/27/89) .
Bill Statler, Finance Director, reviewed the agenda report stating
that the purpose was (1) to review the Mid-Year Budget for 1988/89
Revenue and Expenditure trends, as well as Fund Balance projections
for July 1, 1989 (2) review proposed organization and format of the
0 1989/90/91 Financial Plan, and (3) consider Financial Plan Policies
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regarding the use of Gas Tax and Transportation Development Act
Funds, Fund Accounting for Parks and Recreation operating programs;
and definitions and use of. Enterprise Funds. No specific action was
requested this was only a study session, and he looked forward to
their comments.
After discussion, and upon general consensus, staff was directed to
identify part-time staffing needs in the program request of the
Budget by identifying how much money part-timers cost the city, or
identify by the number of persons working. Additional copies of
budget workload to be made available to Councilmembers. Council also
requested that the Golf Revenues and Expenditures not be considered
an Enterprise Fund, but part of the General Fund, Councilman Settle
dissenting.
Staff was directed to report back on transferring the Utility Tax to
the water Fund from the General Fund at the request of Mayor Dunin.
2:30 p.m. There being no further business to come before the City
Council, Mayor Dunin adjourned the meeting to Tuesday, March 14 ,
1989, at 7:00 p.m.
Council Approved:
Pam Voges, City Clerk
MEUINGAGENDA
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COUNCIL CONSIDERATION OF THE FOLLOWING CONTRACT AY ST _ 91TEM
R. Burke Corporation Est. 11 $ 11,948.40
WATER IMPROVEMENT
PROJECT - BYPASS VAULT
CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO
CP N-35M
R. Burke Corporation Est. #2 $ 9,499.17
PARKING LOT SURFACE
MAINTENANCE PROJECT
CITY OF SAN LUIS OkSPO
CP M-61D
Madonna Construction Est. #10 $ 14,307.25
HIGUERA STREET WIDENING C.C.O. #1 2,695.00
PROJECT - MADONNA ROAD TO C.C.O. #2 735.04
MCCRACKEN'S TIRE C.C.O. #3 374.65
CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO C.C.O. #4 131.08
CP K-25B C.C.O. #5 9,922.72
C.C.O. #6 92.25
C.C.O. #7 1,413.25
C.C.O. #8 434.07
C.C.O. #9 10,539.00
C.C.O. #10 1,647.59
C.C.O. #11 282.88
C.C.O. #12 1,064.34
C.C.O. #13 14,000.00
C.C.O. #14 9,590.00
R. Burke Corporation Est. #1 $ 45,212.68
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT C.C.O. #1 7,361.31
IMPROVEMENT PROJECT - Est. #2 5,023.63
PAVEMENT RESTORATION
CITY OF SAN LIIIS OBISPO
CP M-36S
R. Baker, Inc. Est. #1 $ 30,240.00
WATER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT C.C.O. #1 225.00
WELL DEVELOPMENT - PHASE I
CITY OF SAN LIIIS OBISPO
CP M-32L
Whitaker Construction Co. Est. #2 $ 17,514.00
CORPORATION YARD IMPROVEMENT Est. #3 5,807.50
PROJECT: BULK MATERIAL BINS
CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO
CP M-51D
Vernon Edwards Constructors Est. #3 $ 939.90
STENNER CANYON RESERVOIR C.C.O. #1 (75.31)
NO. 2 CHLORINE BUILDING Est. #4 2,791.57
CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO
CP L-22M
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