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M I N U T E S
ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1989 - 3:00 P.M.
COUNCIL HEARING ROOM - 990 PALM STREET
SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA
Draft Minutes
CLOSED SESSION to be approved
ROLL CALL at Council Meeting
of
Councilmembers
Present: Vice-Mayor Peg Pinard, Councilmembers Penny Rappa
Jerry Reiss, Allen K. Settle and Mayor Ron Dunin
City Staff
Present: John Dunn, City Adminstrative Officer; Kay Jimno,
Consultant; and Bill Hanley
3:00 P.M. , Mayor Dunin adjourned the meeting to Closed Session, all
Councilmembers present, to interview City Attorney Candidates.
5:00 P.M. , there being no further business to come before the City
Council, Mayor Dunin adjourned the meeting to Friday, September 8, 1989,
at 8:00 A.M. for Closed Session.
APPROVED BY COUNCIL:
PV:nlo Pam Voges; City Clerk
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Present: Vice-Mayor Peg Pinard, Councilmembers Penny Rappa.
Jerry Reiss, Allen R. Settle and Mayor Ron Dunin
City Staff
Present: Mike Dolder, Acting Administrative officer; Pam
Voges, City Clerk; Dave Romero, Public Works
Director; Jim Gardiner, Police Chief; Bill Statler,
Finance Director; Ann McPike, Personnel Director;
Vicki Finucane, Acting City Attorney; Bill Betland,
Utilities Director; Reith OPalewski, Parking Program
Coordinator
PUBLIC Cmm
P.C.Z. Janet Rourakis� 1577 Tanglewood Drive, requested that Council
correct what she felt was an inequity in the Water Conservation Program,
as to when meters are read.
After brief discussion, staff was directed to report back at the
September 26, 1989, meeting when other related water issues are to be
discussed.
C�35F�Ff AGE[iDA
Moved by SettI99R9M (5-0) the Consent Calendar was unanimously
approved as recacmended by the City Administrative Officer.
C-1 COLN=
Tuesday, August 1, 1989, at 7:00 P.M.
Tuesday, August 158, 1989,, at 7:00 P.M.
Monday, August 21, 1989, at 9:00 A.M.
Monday, August 28, 1989, at 12:10 P.M.
C-2 FnQL MAP AppRppAL _ Wa FARM ROAD (File No. 410)
Resolution No. 6680 (5-0) adopted aPProving final map for Tract 1359
located at 1025 Tank Farm Road as recommended; Eastford, Ltd.,
subdivider
C-3 AWARD OF BID (File No. N-45Y)
Resolution No. 6681 (5-0) adopted awarding contract to Serene
Construction in the aMoMt of $36,441.00 for golf o0urse safety screen
and Mayor authorized to sm9cute contract documents as recommended.
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0-4 Assisu Nm-PRCCRi m MOBIIaRm PARR (File No. 428)
Resolution No. 6682 (5-0) adopted authorizing City participation in
assistance program for Chumash Mobilehome Park and City Administrative
officer authorized to execute necessary documents as recommended.
C-5 POBLIC FI+IPLOYF.Fs' RErntEmm sYSTFM Amamgm (File No. 630)
Resolution of intention No. 6683 (5-0) adapted approving an amendment to
the contract between PERS and the City of San Luis Obispo; and, ordinance
No. 1152 introduced to print authorizing an amendment to contract with
PERS to add the third level of the 1959 survivor Benefit as recommended.
C-6 OONFIMOMCK OF APPOERHM ' (File No. 102)
Resolution No.. 6684 (5-0) adopted oonfitming the appointment of Kenneth C.
Hampian to the position Of Assistant City Administrative Officer effective
October 16, 1989 as reoammended.
C-7 CLERICAL SiAFFIIJG (File No. 630)
Resolution No. 6685 (5-0) adopted authorizing the reorganization of the
City Administrative offices and City Clerk's Offices and addition of one
clerical position (secretary II) approved as recommended.
C-8 CITY OFFICER AMID CITY CLERK COMPEbW=CN PIANS
(File No. 622)
Resolution Nos. 6686 and 6687 (5-0) adopted adjusting salaries for the
City Administrative Officer and City Clerk as recommended.
C-9 CITY ATrCHim F2i8? amw AQtEENbNr (File No. 601)
Resolution Nos. 6688, 6689 and 6690 (5-0) adopted approving employment
agreements with Jeffrey J. Jorgensen as City Attorney as reoammmded.
PUBLIC EMARING
A. Moved by ReissjPinard that Item No. 3 (an appeal of Planning
nm ni4aion's decision for the Alpha Upsilon Fraternity, denying their use
permit for a fraternity house at 720 and 726 Foothill Boulevard) to be
continued to date certain, October 3, 1989. After discussion,
Councilwoman Pinard removed her second. It was then moved by Reiss/Dunn
(2-3, oo:ncilm++be*s Pinard. Rappa and settle voting no) to continue this
item to the Octcber 31 1989 Meeting. Motion failed. Item to be heard as
scheduled.
1. RESIDENTIAL RENTAL (File No. 463)
Mayor Dunin stepped down due to a possible conflict of interest.
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Coaaucilwoman Rar~pa read the following letter into the record:
'Z would like to state for the record that I have no conflict of
interest on the subject of Commercial Rental Regulatibms for the
following reasons:
1. The only piece of rental property owned by my husband and myself
is located in an R-3 zone.
2. We annually renew our business license with the' City of San Luis
Cbispo for the above property.
3. Our property currently provides the required parking under current
city ordinance.��
Settle, Reiss and Pinard declared no con€lict, vice-Mayas
Pis:ard presiding.
Randy Rossi, Interim commumi.ty Deve-Iqx eat Director, briefly reviewed the
agenda report with the ration that Council 1) concur with the
Negative Declaration of Environmental Iaxact, and 2) introduce an
ordinance to print amending the zoning code as recommended by the Planning
Commission. He then went through the differences between the ordinance
that was submitted by the group for "Quality Neighborhoods" and the
version re=mended by the Planning Com•ni4Qion.
Vice.-Mayor Pinard opened the public hearing.
Dottie Connor, 216 Albert Drive, representing the Citizens for Quality
Neighborhoods, spoke in support of their ordinance, and tinged the
Council's adoption.
GlennaDeane Davey, a member of Quality Neighborhoods, reviewed some of the
Wferenoes between the City of Davis' ordinance, the ordinance proposed
by the Planning oomiaaion and theirs (Quality Neighborhoods) urging
support of the ordinance they submitted. .
John.Oottan, 225 Albert Drive, also spoke in support of the Quality
Neighborhoods ordinance.
Carl Carlack, 1627 Phillips Lane, urged the Council to Preserve the
neighborhoods and enact some type of ordinance for their protection.
Ritchie Ray Walker, 28 La Entrada, spoke in support of protection of
neighborhoods.
Mary .Beth Schroeder, 2085 Wilding Lane, supported the Quality
Neighborhoods ordinance.
Mary Ann Michaels, 1546 Oceanaire Drive, representing 21 residents, uurged
adoption of the Quality Neighborhoodsordinance-
Markham Perris, representing the Student Body at Cuesta College, expressed
concern that the ordinance would have a negative impact an housing for
students and urged a 3o-day delay in order to provide an opportunity for
students to more clearly understand the impact that this ordinance would
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Ricardo Hcheverrria, 132 California Boulevard, An President, Submitted a
letter requesting a 30 day continuance.
Shirley Thomas, Venable Street, stated she was representilig approximately
12 bousebolds, and also caged Protection Of residential neighborhoods.
Larry Todd, Woodbridge Street, supported the Quality Neighborhoods
ordinance.
Linda Lola, Sequoia Street, spoke on behalf of approximately 20 residents
urging support of the ordinance submitted by Quality Neighbarboods.
Phillip Peterson, Nipomo Street, also supported the Quality Neigghbarhoods
ordinance.
Harold Miller, 1740 Lee Ann Court, rePresenting all 10 residents, spoke in
support of the ordinance to preserve local neighborhoods.
Walter K. Riley, Hermosa Way, supported the Quality Neighborhoods
ordinance, and urged protection of R-1 neighborhoods.
Lloyd. Iamrnaia, Hatbrway Street, spoke in support of an ordinance to
preserve residential neighborhoods.
Curtis Gerald, West Street, representing his neighborhood, also supported
the Quality Neighborhoods ordinance.
Joanne Rcx:vles, Hathway Street, supported preserving R-1 neighborhoods.
Jim Creel, 922 Vista Collados, supported Quality NeigbborbOOds' Ordinance-
Jean F
rdinance,Jean_GozdomF 512 Foothill Boulevard, a student, urged a continuance to
allow sufficient time for the. students to become familiar with these
Ordinances.
Glen Priddy, Momtalban Street, spoke against the Quality Neighborhood
oxime, did not want to see the City require a permit for residential
use.
After discussion, moved by Rappa/Settle (4-0-1, Mayor Dunin absent) to
continue the public bearing portion to date certain, October 3, 1989.
yiee_Mayor Pinard then opened discussion for Conmcil comments and
questions.
Councilwoman RN0 stated she was supportive of the business license
requirement. She bad concerns with the environmental analysis.
Councilman Settle urged support Of an ordinance that would Protect the R-1
neighborhoods. He suggested that staff look at the penalty provisions
section in the ordinance, review the possiblity of providing relocation
fees for students, and could support an aAministrative use permit with
the landlord responsible for the rental of. his housing.
ommcilman Reiss favored requirement of a business license.
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Councilwoman Pinard supported inclusion of a business license fee
requiring a permit wbere there were six or more persons living in a home.
After discussion, and upon general consensus, this item was reoommended to
come back at the October 3, 1989, Council Meeting with revisions as
discussed by Council this evening.
9:20 p.m. Mayor Duain declared a recess; 9:30 P.M. City Council
reconvened, all =_--members present-
2. APPEAL _ REVS COK IIMION (File No. 407)
council held a public hearing to consider an appeal by Bd Grin rich of an
Architectural Review commission decision to 00nditionallY approve Plan
revisions (mail Kiosk) to the Foothill Plaza shopping Center (773 Foothill
Boulevard); Channel Lunber Company. owner (continued from 7/5/89).
Randy Rossi, interim comity Development Director, reviewed the agenda
report with the reoommendation that Council adopt the resolution denying
the appeal and upholding the Architectural Review ccmission's action.
Mayor Dunin declared the public hearing open.
Ed Grinarich spoke in support of his appeal.
Paul Ready supported the appeal,, urging the council to allow a
non-conditional demolition permit of the mail Kiosk.
Jeff Radion, owner of The Mailbox, supported the proposed change to the
zoning code to allow postal services in the G-N zone.
Mayar .Dumin declared the public hearing closed.
After brief discussion, moved by Rappa/Dunin (5-0) Resolution No. 6691
adopted denying the appeal and upholding the Architectural Review
Commissicn,,s action without prejudice as found in Mthibit B.
It was then moved by Raupa/settle (5-o) to initiate a teat agent to
the commercial neighborhood (C-N) zoning standards to allow postal
facilities.
3. APPEAL, - pLANNnjG coK IIssICK (File No. 407)
council bald a public hearing to consider an appeal by Jens Wessel, Alpha
upsilon Fraternity, of a Planning commission decision to deny a use permit
to allow a fraternity house at 720 and 726 Foothill Boulevard.
Randy Rossi, Interim community Development Director, reviewed the agenda
report with the reommmaticn that Council adopt a resolution upholding
the Planning Commission's action and denying the appeal.
Mayor Dunin declared the public hearing open.
Jens Wessel, president of the fraternity, 726 Foothill Boulevard, spore in
support of their appeal.
Wayne Crane, 726 Foothill, and a member of the fraternity, supported the
appeal, but urged that Conned continue this item to allow an opportunity
for their attorney to be present. (o
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Jobn Snob's Attorney representing about 200 residents, urged denial of the
permit.
Anna Barbosa, 233 Ferrini, urged denial of the permit.
Ms Deymeyer, representing a nearby sorority, sP°k in support of the
request for the use permit.
Al Bonen. nearby property owner of the Ianai Apartments, urged denial of
the permit.
Frances Thomas, Chorro Street, spoke in support.
Monies Anarafiano• 730 Foothill, spoke in support.
Eleanor Bonen, owner of the I-Onai Apartments, urged denial of the use
Permit-
Tani Falun, spoke in support of the use permit.
Katherine Reed, Ferrini Road, was opposed to the use Permit.
Val Mylosevics spoke against the use Permit.
Eric Horton, Cooper Drives opposed the use permit.
Vic Barbosa, opposed the use permit.
Daniel Nelson, spoke in support.
Mayos Dunin declared the public bearing closed.
After brief discussion, moved by RNML?inard (5-0) Resolution.No. 6692
was adopted denying the appeal and upbolding the Planning Ocenission•s
action as rimed.
4. PARK= usm FEES (File No. 554)
Council held, a Public bearing to consider establishing parking user few
for Railroad square Property owners and businessess (Continued from
8/15/89 and 9/5/89) .
Dave Romero, Public Warks Director, reviewed the agenda report with the
recommendation that 1) Council adopt a resolution approving the lease
ac
eement for property owners in the Railroad Square Parking service area
establishing a $12.00 a space Per month lease, ands 2) direct staff to
begin negotiations with Southern Pacific to secure additional parking in
Railroad Square implementing other parking management techniques as
outlined in the staff report.
Mayos Dunin declared the public bearing open.
Bug Beecher, representing the Alano Club, a non-profit organizations
stated that the fee for the parking spaces was more than their agency
could afford and would Probably require them to nave away from this area.
Be urged Council's consideration for n=-profit erganimtiomss possibly
allowing a waiver or discount rate. /_ y
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Mayer Dunin declared the public bearing closed.
After discussion, moved by Dunin/Pinard (5-0) Resolution No. 6693 was
adopted establishing parking user fees for Railroad Square property owners
and business, and approving the lease agreement with an amendment to
delete the section referencing parking meters, further that staff be
directed to begin negotiations with Southern Pacific to secure additional
parking as recommended in the staff report, and grant agpoitunity to Alan
to apply for a fee waiver as a non-profit organization.
S. APPEAL - TREE CMII34'EE (File No. 505)
Council beld a public hearing to consider an appeal by Donald Berry of a
Tree ccmmiittee decision to allow removal of two Monterey Pine trees at
Space #87, r%miach p'ie Mpbilebcme Park, 3057 South Higaera Street.
Dave Romero, Public Works Director, reviewed the agenda report With the
reoom wridation that council adopt a resolution denying the appeal of
Donald Berry, and supporting the Tree Committee's decision to allow
removal of the two Montery Pine trees.
Mayor Dunin declared the public hearing open.
Donald Berry, appellant, spoke in support of his appeal.
Lorraine Davis, south Higuera street, spoke in support of the appeal.
Helda pmt supported the appeal.
Mayor Dunin declared the public hearing closed.
After brief discussion, moved by Pinard/Settle (5-0), Resolution No. 6694
adopted to uphold the appeal and deny the Tree Committee's decision
allowing removal of the two Monterey Pine trees.
6. pARKM STRa = POLICY (File No. 554)
Council considered the adoption of a policy to eliminate subsidized
parking for users of public parking facilities including am-street spaces
in the downtown.
Dave Romdero, Public Works Director, reviewed. the agenda report with the
reocmm�endatiaa that council, by motion, adopt a policy that the parking
program not provide free parking except as agreed on with the County
courts.
Mayor Dunin declared the public hearing open.
Crissa Hewitt, volunteer with the Art Center, urged denial of the policy
or at least allow for some volunteer waiver for members of the Art Center
Organization.
Dan IacieQer agreed that volunteers should receive free parking and urged
the council support that policy.
Ann Sinsheimer also spoke in s Wort of some provision being made for
volunteers. &-ef
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Mayor Dunin closed the public portion of the meeting.
After discussion, moved by Rama/settle (5-0) to direct staff to report
back on a parking policy that would allow non-profit groups and volunteers
to apply for waiver of parking fees in public parking structures.
7. Cm's MUSEaK (File No. 700)
council oomsidered an interim Children's Museum to be located ori City
property at 1010 Nipomo Street.
Randy Rossj, Interim Community Development Director, reviewed the agenda
report with the recommendation that staff be directed to draft an
agreement with Rob and Kathy strong for temporary use of property at 1010
Nipomo street. as chi ldren s Museu , and direct staff to initiate
appropriate rezoning of property and general plan amendment.
Mayor Duma asked for public comment.
Rob .stpM spoke in support of the recommended staff's action.
Councilman Reiss expressed a concern about providing temporary storage
containers around the downtown area and urged the Council to direct staff
to find an appropriate place for these units, or look for some way to
eliminate them.
After discussion, moved by Rappa/Settle (5-0) staff was directed to draft
an agreement for the temporary use of property at 1010 Nipamo Street, and
initiate appropriate rezoning of property and general plan amendment as
recommended. Further, that staff be directed to report back on storage
arraiyge@eats.
8. DOWNTOW SIDFRRLR NSTRucTiaN (File No. 533)
council considered various timing alternatives to reconstruct sidewalks in
the downtown to Mission Style sidewalks.
Dave Romero, Public Works Director, reviewed the agenda report with the
reocmmandatiom that Council, by motion, approve staff recommendation to
follow alternative #5, found in the staff report, at a $200,060.00 funding
level.
After discussion, moved by RanDa/Drain (5-0) that this project be deferred
until the Council can review the Downtown Master Plan. Motion carried
unanimously.
cC HMMUC CIMS
COMM. 1. Staff directed to write letter to People's_ Kitchen explaild the
status of current bousing plans for the homeless.
11:55 p.m., there being no further business to came before the City
Council, Mayor Dunin adjourned the meeting to Tuesday, September 26, 1989,
at 7:00 p.m.
APPRMW BY COUNCn:
PV:nlo Pam Voges, City Clerk
M I N U T E S
ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1989 - 7:00 P:M.
COUNCIL CHAMBERS, CITY HALL, 990 PALM STREET
SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA Draft Minu'res
ROLL CALL 'o be approved
at Council Meeting
Councilmembers
Present: Vice-Mayor Peg Pinard, Councilmembers Penny Rappa,
Jerry Reiss, Allen K. Settle and Mayor Ron Dunin
City Staff
Present: John Dunn, City Admistrative Officer; Vicki
Finucane, Assistant City Attorney; Pam Voges, City
Clerk; Bill Statler, Finance Director; Mike Dolder,
Fire Chief; Bill Hetland, Utilities Director; Allen
Short, Water Division Manager
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PUBLIC COMMENT
P.C.I. Gary Fowler, 777 Mill Street, expressed concern about
proposed litigation against Cal Poly and Cuesta College concerning
enrollment growth limitations.
CONSENT AGENDA
Moved by Settle/Rappa (5-0) the Consent Agenda was unaminously
approved as recommended by the City Administrative Officer, as
indicated.
C-1 WATER ALLOCATION REGULATIONS ORDINANCE (File No. 517)
Ordinance No. 1151 (5-0) given final passage amending the Water
Allocation Regulations to count new supplies only when they
can deliver water as recommended.
BUSINESS ITEMS
1. WATER ALLOCATION CEILING (File No. 517)
Council considered establishing a maximum water allocation amount
of 40 units per billing period per each family residence.
Allen Short, Water Division Manager, reviewed the agenda report
with the recommendation that Council adopt a resolution amending
Resolution No. 6603 establishing a maximum water allocation amount
of 40 units per billing period for each single family residence.
Mayor Dunin asked for public comment.
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Don Smith stated he was opposed to any change in the water
rationing program.
Michael Frucht, 785 Higuera Street, urged Council provide more
portable toilets for commercial establishments.
Richie Ray Walker, 28 La Entrada, urged Council preserve its water
resources.
Jim .Dummit, 1555 Laurel Lane, spoke in support of the recommended
action.
Joe Kourakis, 1557 Tanglewood Drive, expressed concern regarding
the consistency of water meter reading.
Emmons Blake submitted a letter into the record urging Council
leave the water allocation program intact and not amend it at this
time.
Mr. Dickey, 1017 Islay Street, felt the program needs amendments
because it penalizes those persons who cut back two years ago.
Charles Lona spoke in support of a water rationing program.
Mayor Dunin closed the public portion of the meeting.
Councilwoman Rappa encouraged a lifeline plan be included with the
proposed amendments.
Councilwoman Pinard agreed.
Councilman Settle_ suggested leaving the base line as is at this
time.
After discussion, moved by Rappa/Dunin to adopt a resolution
amending the Mandatory Water Conservation Implementation Policy
Statement, with Item 1 to read: 1) Effective with all billing
cycles, beginning October 1, 1989, the City will establish a
maximum water allocation of 40 units per billing period for any
single family residential meter within the City Service area, and
2) to be .more responsive to the concerns to the citizens of San
Luis Obispo, and to protect the character of our City, the City
will establish a lifeline of 21 units per billing period.
After considerable discussion, Mayor Dunin withdrew his second.
It was then moved by Rappa/Reiss (4-0-1, Councilman Settle voting
no) to adopt Resolution No. 6696 to establish a maximum water
allocation amount of 40 units per single family residents effective
10/1/89, and a lifeline of 21 units per billing period cycle.
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Councilman Settle indicated he was voting no only because he felt
the time was too short and he. could not support the lifeline
at this time.
Moved by Rappa/Pinard (5-0) to direct staff to report back on
providing an equitable unit level reduction for those water users
currently using above 40 units per billing, motion carried
unanimously.
8: 55 p.m. , Mayor Dunin declared a recess. 9:15 p.m. , the City
Council reconvened, all Councilmembers present.
2. REBATE PROGRAM (File No. 517)
Council considered the adoption of a flat, one time rebate at the
conclusion of Mandatory Water Conservation Program for customers
who have substantially reduced their water consumption.
Allen Short, Water Division Manager, reviewed the agenda report
with the recommendation that Council approve a flat rate, one time
rebate, to be funded through surcharges and related program
revenues at the conclusion of the Mandatory Water Conservation
Program.
Mayor Dunin asked for public comment.
Brett Cross, 1211 Mariner's Cove, supported the rebate program.
Charles Long urged Council provide credit to individuals for their
unused water allotment.
Don Smith said he was not supportive of the program.
Mayor Dunin closed the public protion of the meeting.
Councilwoman RaRpa suggested that with the moneys that were already
set aside from the rebate program, that they be made available for
the cost of retrofitting equipment.
After discussion, moved by Dunin/Reiss (5-0) to drop the rebate_
program. Motion carried.
Upon general consensus (5-0) , staff directed to make available
water conservation retrofitting equipment to all water users with
the funds set aside through the Water Conservation Program.
3 . WATER AND RESERVOIR STATUS (File No. 517)
Council reviewed the staff report submitted by Bill Hetland,
. Utilities Director, of projected water use and reservoir status.
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Bill Hetland, Utilities Director, reviewed the agenda report with
the recommendation that Council establish the monthly city water
supply status report and adopt new minimum pool values for the
Salinas and Whale Rock reservoirs as recommended in the staff
report.
Mayor Dunin asked for public comment..
Don Smith urged the Council leave the minimum pools as they are
currently set up.
After discussion, moved by Dunin/Reiss (2-0-3.) to establish a,
minimum pool in both reservoirs of 2,000 acre feet. Motion failed,
(Councilmembers Pinard, Rappa and Settle voting no) .
Moved by Rappa/Settle (5-0) to direct staff to clarify the
implications of establishing a minimum pool at Whale Rock and
Salinas and report back as part of the next monthly status report.
Motion carried unanimously.
Moved by Settle/Rappa (5-0) to establish a monthly city water
supply status report. Motion carried unanimously.
4. METER READING SCHEDULES (File No. 517)
Council considered a request by Janet Kourakis regarding meter
readings being read on the same day.
Bill Statler, Finance Director, reviewed the agenda report with the
recommendation that Council not take any action on this item. He
felt staff had responded sufficiently to the concern and was
attempting to read the meter on the same day each month.
Ruth Murray concerned that under the current program, the average
citizen wouldn't know when their meter is read.
COMMUNICATIONS
COMM. I. Request by Vice-Mayor Pinard to initiate a lawsuit
against Cal Poly and Cuesta College continued to October 3, 1989,
for discussion.
COMM. 2. Council agreed (5-0) to sponsor a hole for charity golf
tournament to be held for Tony Costa ($40.00 each) .
There being no further business to come before the City Council,
Mayor Dunin adjourned the meeting at 11: 05 p.m.
APPROVED BY COUNCIL:
PV•nlo Pam Voges, City Clerk