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Home My WebLink About10/00/1989, 1 - REQUEST FROM SAN LUIS OBISPO AREA COORDINATING COUNCIL TO APPOINT TWO COUNCILMEMBERS TO A COUNTY-WI t iiiN�a AGEINCA 0 iTM�� # , �ilv 990 Palm Street/Post Office Box 8100 • San Luis Obispo, C„ 9303-8100 October 23, 1989 MEMORANDUM To: City Council From: John Dunn/ Subject: Request l�dm San Luis Obispo Area Coordinating Council to appoint two Councilmembers to a County-wide Transportation Funding Task Force As stated in the letter, the role of the task force is to help identify transportation needs and consider developing an equitable county-wide funding program. The Area Council has concurrently contracted with a consultant to conduct a survey to determine public attitudes and perceptions of transportation needs and deficiencies. The Task Force and consultant will soon meet with various other interested parties to develop a clear picture of the transportation needs and concerns in the region. It is requested that the City Council designate two Councilmembers to represent the City of San Luis Obispo on this Task Force. Mayor Dunin has suggested, for your consideration, the appointment of Councilmembers Rappa and Reiss. Councilmember Rappa serves as the City's representative to the Area Coordinating Council. JD:mp Attachment San Luis Obispo Area Coordinating CouncilAta Grande Grover City and Regional Transportation Planning Agency Paso RobleMorro s Pismo Beach San Luis Obispo ® San Luis Obispo County LC' October 17, 1989 y. rECEIV oo zle— Mayor Ron Dunin OCT I City of San Luis Obispo P. 0. Box 8100 CITY CLERK San Luis Obispo, CA. 93403-8100 SAN LUIS OBISPO.CA Dear Mayor Dunin and members of the City Council: SUBJECT: REQUEST TO APPOINT TWO COUNCIL MEMBERS TO A COUNTYWIDE TRANSPORTATION FUNDING TASK FORCE The Area Council has proposed establishing, a Transportation Funding Task Force consisting of two elected representatives from each jurisdiction in the region to consider a supplemental transportation funding program. The purpose of this letter is to request your City Council to appoint two members to serve on the Task Force. It is anticipated that the Task Force will meet approximately once a month for a three to four-month period with the first meeting tentatively scheduled on November 17. The meetings will be conducted in an informal workshop format to encourage the exchange of ideas and positions among the participants. The role of the Task Force is to help identify transportation needs and consider developing an equitable countywide funding program. The Task Force members should not be viewed as representing a majority Council Position, nor should they be expected to commit their jurisdiction to any Position that the Task Force may develop in its discussions. Any consensus that may emerge from the Task Force process will. hopefully reflect the diversity of interests and positions among all jurisdictions. The Area Council has concurrently, contracted with a consultant to conduct a survey to determine public attitudes and perceptions of transportation needs and deficiencies. the consultant will meet with the Task Force and various interests groups during the next several months to i County Government Center, San Luis Obispo, CA 93408 (805) 549-5706 Transportation Fund Task Force Page 2 more clearly understand the transportation needs, issues and concerns in the region. Please advise me of your Council appointments as soon as convenient. Should you have any questions, please give a call at 549-5714. Sincerely, Ronald L. De Carli Program Manager RLD/cl/9808-1 10-16-89 /-3 GN't Y o', C1 1� . son bolo: 66100"VO - C 4C4 f O COUNCIL HEARING ROOM 0 CITY HALL & 990 PALM STREET 6 SAN LUIS OBISPO �r�r s O� AGENDA Revised AD70UMED. , OF THE QTY COUNC31 10/04/89 MCHM, OCTCBER 91 1989 - 4:00 P.M. Cow= HEARING ROCKo, HALL, 990 PALM STREETLead Peheon - Item to come.back to Cou.ncit *Denotea action by Lead Penson No a6teAZbk - In6oAmati.on Onty CALL TO ORDER: Mayor Ron Dtmin ROLL CALL: Vice-Mayor Peg Pinard, Councilman hers Penny Rappa, Jerry Reiss, Allen K. Settle and Mayor Ron Dunin PUBLIC CC Q1ENP (Not to exceed 15 minutes) Immediately prior to scheduled items, members of the public may address the City Council on items that DO NOT appear on the printed agenda. Please observe the time limit of three minutes. A speaker slip (available in the foyer) must be filed with the City Clerk prior to the beginning of the meeting. As a general rule, action cannot be taken on issues not listed on the agenda. Staff will generally be asked to follow-up on such itemsk. The AT R Council is interested in hearing from the public regarding issues or concerns of the coummi and weloames your input. + Councit gave vote o5 confidence .to Mayon Dunin bon hiz etand ob atepping down due a poaa.Lb& con6Ziet ob inteneat BUsn�s ITEK concenn.i.ng the ne ident ae. commeA " ho"ing n.egu.eati.onz. MME 1. REPORT OF Aamyr IFS CF Cou= Lrusm+ TO COUNry REGIONAL COMMITTEES/CCNMIISSIONS (15 min.) A. Transit Councilwoman Rappa 1) SIA Area Coordinating Council 2) Central Coast Regional Transit Authority 3A11 Ap B. County Water Advisory Board Vice-Mayor Pinard C. Economic Opportunity Commission Councilman Reiss D. League of California Chancel Counties Councilman Reiss E. Whale Rock Commission Mayor Dunin F. CHC Citizen Advisory Committee Councilwoman Rappa G. Zone 9 Advisory Committee Mayor Dunin H. Quarterly Mayor/Advisory Chair Meeting Mayor Dunin I. General Hospital Advisory Committee J. Solid Waste commission Councilwoman Rappa R. Hazardous Waste Commission Fite Chief Dolder L. Other Page 1 of 3 Council Agenda ` October 9, 1989 RB CMEN 1ATIC N: This is an opportunity for Council Liaisons to update the Council as to significant issues or actions taken by various County and Regional Committees and Commissions they represent. Vogea** CONTINUED to newt monthlz 4tudy meeting due to .the Length ob the agenda. PUBLIC HEARUM Any person may came forward to speak after the Mayor has opened the public hearing. Please give yaw name and address for the record. Consultant and project presentations to be limited to no more than ten ,e;m,tua. ThDSe persons wishing to speak for or against any item should limit their remarks to three minutes. 1. TREE REGULATIONS (RCMRRO/505 - 20 min.) Continued public hearing to consider an ordinance amending Chapter 12.24 of the Municipal Code regarding tree regulations in order to address problems with planting; maintaining and preserving trees in the City (continued from 8/15/89, 9/.5/89 and 10/3/89) . RBOCflOMMATICK: Introduce ordinance to print amending the tree regulations as recommended. Romero** FINAL ACTION: Ordinance No. 1153 .intAodueed .to phint amending zhe tee Vagea** negO,ations with amendment6 a6 di.6eu.6ded (U.inat pa�shage . en ive2y eeheduted ion. 71/14/89 Councit meeting) . � BUSINESS ITEMS 2. PARD STRUCTURE POLICY (PETERSON/551 - 20 min.) Consideration of approving a contract for the design of tenant improvements within the Marsh Street parking structure (continued from 8/1/89m and 10/3/89) . REOOId+MMMC K: Adopt resolution approving agreement with Bruce Fraser for des ?n services in the amount of $19,140 as recommended. Pete ton* FINAL ACTION: aotution No. 6699 adopted appnov.i.ng agreement with Btuce Fra6er 6or de6.ign benvices .in the amount ob $19, 140 a6 recommended. Sta{6 ducected .to review .the Puaehaa.ing Manual .in how .it determine.6 award o6 RFP'h, .6peci6 icatty, how it %eia te.6 .to co.6 t. 3. JOINP PORRS AGRE@OW (HAVENS/571 - 15 min.) Consideration of A) revisions to the Joint Powers Agreement between the City and County of San Luis C hispo regarding the City-County Library at 995 Palm Street; and B) installing a plaque in honor of Larry Moclave at the Library (oontirnued from 10/3/89) . Page 2 of 3 Council Agenda - A tcbei 9, 1989 RDC ITICK: A) Adopt resolution approving revised Joint Powers Agreement; and B) direct staff to install a plaque in honor of Larry McClave in appropriate location at the City-0ounty Library as rimed. Havenb FINAL ACTION: A)Reeoluti,on No. 6700 adopted appAov.ing Aev,ised Joint PoweX6 Voges* Agreement; and B) s.ta66 d.iAected to .in6taU a plaque .in honoA o6 LaAAy McClave in appAopr i.ate location at the City-County L.ibrany as recommended. 4. ASSEMBLY BILL 1999 - UNIVMSITY GRMM (RAPPA/466) Consideration of Senate Bill 1999 that would require the University of California and the California State University, in planning the expansion of facilities, to be sensitive to the concerns of the local eaffimity and to make a good faith effort to honor local planning priorities (continued from 10/3/89) . mxn*zN=cN: Direct staff to prepare appropriate letter(s) or other follower actions urging support for AB 1999. P.inar.d* FINAL ACTION: Councit supported endoAsement o6 AB 1999 eaUing 6oA the Rei6.6 Ztk vh thevung ob prov s.i.okz to dhow local government Aepresentati.vee on a uni.veu ty masteA planning committee; and .the cteati.on og a "GownJTown Ta.6k Force" to seek permanent solutions to some oU the longg-standing city/eoZtege problems (Councit Aepreaentatcvea P.ina.Ad and 'Reuss ) . CCSOUMCATICNS During the balance of this meeting, any Councilmember or the City`, Administrative officer may informally update the City Council of written or oral oo®mmmications 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. A. ADJOURNED TO CLOSED SESSION to discus possible titigati.on. B. ADJoUFtlZ=. Page 3 of 3