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Home My WebLink AboutStudy Session - City Councils of SLO CountySPECIAL JOINT STUDY SESSION of the City Councils of San Luis Obispo County "The end of local government as we know it" Thursday — June 15, 2000 6:00 p.m.—Hors d'oeuvres 7:00 p.m.—Meeting MEETING PROTOCOL Embassy Suites 333 Madonna Road San Luis Obispo • Host City Mayor Allen Settle of San Luis Obispo will preside. • The meeting will begin at 7:00 p.m. and is expected to adjourn around 11:00 p.m. • Public comment will be limited to two minutes per speaker with total public comment of 16 minutes. • Due to the large number of elected officials in attendance, attendees will be limited to two minutes. If a Mayor or Council Member wishes to be recognized by the Chair, he or she may so indicate by raising their hand. 1. Call to Order—Mayor Allen Settle 2. Roll Call 3. Public Comment Period AGENDA SPEAKERS 1. Pending lawsuit seeking reimbursement for lost ERAF funds. The role of cities, counties and special Steven Woodside, County Counsel of Sonoma County districts in taking back ERAF funds. (30 minutes) 2. Reconsidering state property tax take-aways of the Dwight Stenbakken, League of California Cities Director early 90s: Exploring alternative ways to allocate of Legislation—or someone from his office. property taxes. SB 1982 (Alpert) tax reallocation (30 minutes) 3. • For passage of SB 402—Clancy Faria, President Prospects and consequences of passage of Police Officers Research Association SB 402—Binding Arbitration (45 minutes) • Against passage of SB 402—Rick TerBorch Arroyo Grande Police Chief 4. AB 2838 (Hertzberg) – Equalizing the development Peter Herzog, Council Member, City of Lake Forest performance standards between cities and counties (30 minutes) :< BOYO GRANDE ATASCADERO TGROVER BEACH ASO ROBLES ISMO BEACH PEI - FUND ACCOUNTING CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO PAGE 1 ACCOUNTING PERIODS: 1-13/01 PERIOD EXPENDITURE AUDIT TRAIL CIION CRITERIA: expledgr.fund=1100' and expledgr.key_orgn='10200' and expledgr.account='7537' FUND - 100 - GENERAL FUND FUND/PROGRAM - 10200 - CITY COUNCIL ACCOUNT DATE T/C ENCUMER REFERENCE VENDOR BUDGET EXPENDITURES ENCUMBRANCES DESCRIPTION BALANCE 7537 TRIPS .AND MEETINGS .00 ..00 .00 BEGINNING BALANCE 06/30/00 11 7,700.00 POSTED FROM BUDGET SYSTEM 07/12/00 24 - -125.25 CASH RECEIPTS INTERFACE 08/09/00 24 - -305.72 V v CASH RECEIPTS INTERFACE 08/15/00 24 - -152.86 ✓ CASH RECEIPTS INTERFACE 08/17/00 24 - -152.86 V/ CASH RECEIPTS INTERFACE 08/25/00 21 188683 462110-SLO CITY OR BARBA 20.95 / .00 08/28/00 24 - -152.86Y CASH RECEIPTS INTERFACE 08/31/00 21 188795 180410 -EMBASSY SUITES HO 1,233.64 .00 JUNE 15, 2000 09/30/00 19 425 -1,233.64 REV 6/30/00 AP 12/31/00 19 10 -20.95 TO 10100.7537 03/16/01 21 194441 500575 -US BANK IMPAC GOV 112.00 .00 4055 0160 0006 9551 06/15/01 21 196842 200810 -THE FORUM 1,829.15 .00 JUNE 7 2001 WORKSHOP. 06/30/01 13 -5,600.00 BA TO VARIOUS 07/13/01 21 197789 462180-SLO CITY OR MARY 21.99 .00 07/13/01 21 197826 500575 -US BANK IMPAC GOV 120.85 .00 4055 0160 OOD6 9551 TOTAL TRIPS AND MEETINGS 2,100.00 1,194.44 .00 905.56 TOTAL CITY COUNCIL 2,100.00 1,194.44 .00 905.56 L GENERAL FUND 2,100.00 1,194.44 .00 905.56 TOTAL REPORT 2,100.00 1,194.44 .00 905.56 BOYO GRANDE ATASCADERO TGROVER BEACH ASO ROBLES ISMO BEACH PEI - FUND ACCOUNTING IIIAI I city of sAn lois oBispo MINN: — 990 Im Street San Luis Obisno CA 9 01-3249 July 26, 2000 Wade McKinney City Manager City of Atascadero 6500 Palma Avenue Atascadero, CA 93422-7225 SUBJECT: Joint Cities Meeting Dear Mr. McKinney: As you know, each of the seven cities of the County of San Luis Obispo agreed to share the cost for the Joint City Councils Meeting held June 15, 2000 at the Embassy Suites Hotel. Finally all the expenditures have been received by the City of San Luis Obispo. The total cost for the meeting was $1,070 and your portion is $152.86. Please send a check payable to the City of San Luis Obispo to me at your earliest convenience. Thanks! If you have any questions, please give me a call at 781-7103. Sincerely, Mary Kopecky Assistant City Clerk The City of San Luis Obispo is committed to include the disabled in all of its services, programs and activities. Telecommunications Device for the Deaf (805) 781-7410. I I city. of sAn lois oBispo 990 Palm Street July 26, 2000 James App City Manager City of Paso Robles 1000 Spring Street Paso Robles, CA 93446-2534 SUBJECT: Joint Cities Meeting Dear Mr. App: As you know, each of the seven cities of the County of San Luis Obispo agreed to share the cost for the Joint City Councils Meeting held June 15, 2000 at the Embassy Suites Hotel. Finally all the expenditures have been received by the City of San Luis Obispo. The total cost for the meeting was $1,070 and your portion is $152.86. Please send a check payable to the City of San Luis Obispo to me at your earliest convenience. Thanks! If you have any questions, please give me a call at 781-7103. Sincerely, Mary Kopecky Assistant City Clerk The City of San Luis Obispo is committed to include the disabled in all of its services, programs and activities. Telecommunications Device for the Deaf (805) 781-7410. city of sAn suis oaspo 990 Palm Street San Luis Obis o CA 93401-3040 July 26, 2000 Robert Hunt City Manager City of Arroyo Grande P.O. Box 550 Arroyo Grande, CA 93421-0550 SUBJECT: Joint Cities Meeting Dear Mr. Hunt: As you know, each of the seven cities of the County of San Luis Obispo agreed to share the cost for the Joint City Councils Meeting held June 15, 2000 at the Embassy Suites Hotel. Finally all the expenditures have been received by the City of San Luis Obispo. The total cost for the meeting was $1,070 and your portion is $152.86. Please send a check payable to the City of San Luis Obispo to me at your earliest convenience. Thanks! If you have any questions, please give me a call at 781-7103. Sincerely, Mary Kopecky Assistant City Clerk /O The City of San Luis Obispo is committed to include the disabled in all of its services, programs and activities. V� Telecommunications Device for the Deaf (805) 781-7410. city of sAn luis ouspo 990 Im Street San Luis Obis o CA 934nj-3040 July 26, 2000 Michael Fuson City Manager City of Pismo Beach 760 Mattie Road Pismo Beach, CA 93449-2000 SUBJECT: Joint Cities Meeting Dear Mr. Fuson: As you know, each of the seven cities of the County of San Luis Obispo agreed to share the cost for the Joint City Councils Meeting held June 15, 2000 at the Embassy Suites Hotel. Finally all the expenditures have been received by the City of San Luis Obispo. The total cost for the meeting was $1,070 and your portion is $152.86. Please send a check payable to the City of San Luis Obispo to me at your earliest convenience. Thanks! If you have any questions, please give me a call at 781-7103. Sincerely, Mary Kopecky Assistant City Clerk The City of San Luis Obispo is committed to include the disabled in all of its services, programs and activities. v Telecommunications Device for the Deaf (805) 781-7410. city of sAn luis oBispo 990 Im Street San Luis Obis o CA 93401-3249 July 26, 2000 Robert Hendrix City Manager City of Mono Bay 595 Harbor Street Mono Bay, CA 93442-1900 SUBJECT: Joint Cities Meeting Dear Mr. Hendrix: As you know, each of the seven cities of the County of San Luis Obispo agreed to share the cost for the Joint City Councils Meeting held June 15, 2000 at the Embassy Suites Hotel. Finally all the expenditures have been received by the City of San Luis Obispo. The total cost for the meeting was $1,070 and your portion is $152.86. Please send a check payable to the City of San Luis Obispo to me at your earliest convenience. Thanks! If you have any questions, please give me a call at 781-7103. Sincerely, Mary Kopecky Assistant City Clerk OThe City of San Luis Obispo is committed to include the disabled in all of its services, programs and activities. �� Telecommunications Device for the Deaf (805) 781-7410. °Al"111111111 I I city of sAn lois oBispo July 26, 2000 Tom Odom City Manager City of Grover Beach P.O. Box 365 Grover Beach, CA 93433 SUBJECT: Joint Cities Meeting Dear Mr. Odom: As you know, each of the seven cities of the County of San Luis Obispo agreed to share the cost for the Joint City Councils Meeting held June 15, 2000 at the Embassy Suites Hotel. Finally all the expenditures have been received by the City of San Luis Obispo. The total cost for the meeting was $1,070 and your portion is $152.86. Please send a check payable to the City of San Luis Obispo to me at your earliest convenience. Thanks! If you have any questions, please give me a call at 781-7103. Sincerely, Mary Kopecky Assistant City Clerk The City of San Luis Obispo is committed to include the disabled in all of its services, programs and activities. v Telecommunications Device for the Deaf (805) 781-7410. /, � t Y off. , " tz44 o cityof sAn hues oBispo 0 �� t\ OFFICE OF THE CITY COUNCIL / S 0 990 Palm Street ® San Luis Obispo, CA 93401-3249 ■ 805/781-7119 May 24, 2000 <Name» <<Address» <<Title» <City» <<Salutation» I want to personally invite you to attend a joint informational meeting of all the city councils in San Luis Obispo County on Thursday, June 15, 2000 at the Embassy Suites in San Luis Obispo. The evening will begin at 6:00 p.m. with a social hour (hors d'oeuvres and no -host bar) and the meeting will convene at 7:00 p.m. An exciting line-up of speakers will present several topics of interest to cities, counties and districts. Sonoma County Attorney, Steve Woodside, will discuss his success in the courtroom arguing for the return of property taxes to local governments. Other issues affecting local government include SB 402 -Binding Arbitration, SB 1982 -Property Tax Reallocation, and AB 2838—Equalizing the development performance standards between cities and counties. A copy of the program is enclosed. I hope you will join us to learn the latest information about these important issues from expert yeakers. If you wish to attend please RSVP to Mary Kopecky at 781-7103 by June 7' . I look forward to seeing you. Sincerely, Allen K. Settle Mayor Enclosure June 15`h Joint Councils meeting LETTER TO INVITEES May 22, 2000 ✓SLO Planning Commissioners ✓$oard of Supervisors hool Board >teven Ladd, Superintendent of Sch. ✓ Deborah Holley, DT Asa , 4onni Biaggini, VCB)9037 _. "tCOSLO— %Alavid Edge– Y I u F u Hood - LRf_L"� VD ve Garth aldonado O'Connell Dear CA ?34a1 I want to personally invite you to attend a joint meeting of all the city councils in San Luis Obispo County on Thursday, June 15, 2000 at the Embassy Suites. The evening begins at the 6:00 p.m. social hour (hors d'oeuvres and no -host bar), with the meeting at 7:00 p.m. There are several topics of interest affecting cities, counties, and districts. Of particular interest Sonoma County Attorney Steve Woodside, discussing his success in the courtroom arguing that the State of California must return property taxes to local governments. Other issues affecting local government include SB 402 -Binding Arbitration, SB 1982 -Property Tax Reallocation, and AB 2838—Equalizing the development performance standards between cities and counties. I hope you will join us to learn the latest information about these important issues from expert speakers. If you wish to attend please RSVP to Mary Kopecky at 781-7103 by June %th., I look forward to seeing you. Sincerely, Allen K. Settle Mayor Enclosure Invitation Itr �44DO cit ® san l�uis oBisy Po OFFICE OF THE CITY COUNCIL / S 990 Palm Street ■ San Luis Obispo, CA 93401-3249 ■ 805/781-7119 May 18, 2000 =Via Facsimile - �,.1 ��— Dwight Stenbakken Director of Legislation League of California Cities 1400 K Street Sacramento 95814 Dear Mr. Stenbakken: This letter is to confirm the recent conversation you had with Sherry Stendahl in my office about you or Chris McKenzie coming to San Luis Obispo. On Thursday, June 15, 2000, a joint meeting with all City Councils in the County of San Luis Obispo will be held to discuss "The end of local government as we know it." We would like a League representative to speak on SB 1982 (Alpert)—Tax Allocation, reconsidering state property tax take-aways of the early 90s: exploring alternative ways to allocate property taxes. Other speakers will cover: • SB 402—Binding Arbitration • The role of cities in taking back ERAF funds • AB 2838 (Hertzberg)—Equalizing the development performance standards between cities and counties Our immediate goal is to mail the agenda to council members as well as other invitees. In order to do that, it's necessary to have the name of the League representative coming to the meeting. Would it be possible for you to call Sherry at 805/781-7119 soon with that information? The event will be held at Embassy Suites beginning with a social hour (hors d'oeuvres and no - host bar). The meeting begins at 7:00 p.m. Thank you for agreeing to come to San Luis Obispo. We are looking forward to your participation at this important gathering. Sincerely, Allen K. Settle Mayor 05/26/2000 11:25 FAX 8055447783 FAX TO: NLS. Phone Fax Phone 7� Elk Post -It'" bran( transmittal memo 7671 # of pages ► �l-611(1 Y toe.iro1 C From "&V-MI 1:�^ Dept. �1�7 c Phone #-1 L lI ^ -7103 Fax # Fax # -71' 1 -716"1 ICC. I REMARKS: ❑ Urgent ff Foryourreview I Number of pages inclut7ing cover sheet FROM: Jenny Perello Embassy Suites Hotel 333 Madonna Road San Luis Obispo, CA 93405 Phone (805) 549-0800 Ext. 580 Fax Phone (805) 54¢7783 Gd' Reply ASAP ,[j Please Comment Please review the following BEOs, Policy Sheet and all other documents~ Please sign at the bottom of all documents and fax to me at the number shown above as soon as possible, Th , Jenny Pe o Catering Sales Manager, Ext. 580 Gail Robison Catering Assistant, Ext. 622 05/26/2000 11:25 FAX 8055447783 EMBASSY SUITES 202 BANQUET FOOD AND BEVERAGE 1. BANQUET MENUS: Flnal banquet menus, room arrangements, and all other details with respect to your function should be submitted to the Catering Department at least two weeks prior to your scheduled function date. This will ensure the availability of the desired menu items. Upon request, our Catering Staff would be happy to design a menu especially for your function. Should your group request a split menu, the cost of the higher priced entree of the two selections will be applied to all meals. 2 GUARANTEES: The guaranteed attendance is required 72 hours, or three (3) business days prior to your scheduled func- tion data. This number will be considered a guarantee, not subject to reduction. We need your assistance in assuring your banquet is a success - please notify us of your guarantee, otherwise, the estimated count on the catering contract will be considered as the guarantee. The Hotel will prepare to serve for 5% over the guaranteed number. 3. STORAGE: All incoming packages for meetings may be delivered to the Hotel three (3) working days prior to the scheduled function date. Please provide the following information on all packages: 1) Name of Organization; 2) Date of Function; 3) Meeting Contact; 4) Catering Manager Contact Name. Due.to limited storage space, please advise the catering contact of large shipments in advance, as it may be necessary to arrange for storage at the client's expense. Removal of all packages is strictly the responsibility, of the meeting planner or organization. The hotel personnel may request that the customer obtain bonded security when valuable merchandise or exhibits are displayed or held overnight in the Hotel.The Hotel is not responsible for damage to or loss of any items left in the Hotel prior to or following any function. The Hotel makes no warranties or represen- tations to the•customer other than those printed hereon. 4. DIRECT BILLING: If direct billing is requested, all the required credit information must be submitted to the Hotel at law two (2) weeks prior to your function date.. Full payment is required upon receipt of statement S. DEPOSITS: A deposit is due with the signed copy of the catering contract. The specific amount and due date will be specified on the catering contract. 6. CANCELLATIONS: In the case of cancellation of a signed definite catering contract, the deposit maybe refunded in full If the Hotel has received written notification at least 60 days in advance. Refunds for cancellations of major parties, such as large group meal functions. wedding receptions, Christmas parties, etc., may be refunded at the discretion of the Hotel. It will also be at the discretion of the Hotel to refund a deposit if cancellation notification is received less than 60 days prior to the function. When cancellation is made within 72 hours of event, expenses incurred by the Hotel in preparation for the event become the respon- sibility of the patron. Final decisions on refunds will be made atter the scheduled date of function. 7. DECORATIONS: All decorations brought into the Motel by the patron must be approved prior to arrival win accordance with the regulations of the local Fre Department. No decorations may be affixed to a stationery well or ceiling with tape, nails, staples, or any other substance unless prior approval has been obtained through the Catering Department. 8. FUNCTION ROOMS: A group's function room assignment is based on the expected attendance, set-up and meal functions. Any revisions to the counts. times, dates and meal functions, may necessitate a change in the room assignment andfor room rental. A necessary revision will be made at the discretion of the Catering Manager. 9. AUDIOVISUAL SERVICES: Audiovisual requirements may be requested through the Catering Department Audiovisual equipment is handled through a local audio/visual company and their current charges will apply. 10. PRICES, SERVICE CHARGES AND SALES TAX: All prices are subject to change with prior notification when poasible.A taxable 16% service charge and the applicable sales tax will be added to afl food and beverage charges. In order for a group to receive exemption from taxes, a copy of the tax exempt form must be supplied to the Hotel before the scheduled function. A tabor charge of $50 will apply for all meal functions with fewer than 25 guests. 11. SECURITY: The Hotel will not assume responsibility for the damage or loss of any merchandise or articles left in the Conference Rooms and Hotel prior to, during or following the event. In addition, guests are responsible for any damages to the Hotel or property during their stay. The Hotel may require additional security guards for certain events, when deemed necessary by the management. All costs are the responsibility of the client 12. BANQUET CHECKS. All banquet checks must be signed by the person in charge or by a designated representative at the completidn of each function. Any discrepancies in counts or charges should be identified and resolved at that time. 13. SCHEDULED FUNCTION TIMES: Function guests will be allowed to enter the banquet room and expected to depart at the times stated on the catering contract. 14. SPECIAL CONDITIONS: No food or beverage of any kind will be permitted to be brought into the Hotel from the outside by the patron, guests or invitees without special permission from the Hotel. The Hotel reserves the right to charge for the services of such food or beverages. Due to strict health regulations, absolutely no banquet food is permitted to leave the banquet room. 6LO c fY c 05/26/2000 11:25 FAX 8055447783 Printed:May 25,2400 Embassy States Hotel EMBASSY SUITES MEETINGBANQAT EVENT ORDER M 333 Madonna Road Sm Luis Obispo, CA 93405 Td 805-5494800 Fax B 05.549.9138 ESUMBOd umantee y Wd unc o 30 Thursday June 15, 2000 Group Fimaioo 1-une SLO City Council LUNCHEON NOON - 2PM Pon As Bwkxd B!' Book D= Same JP 03248000 Rewesenwive Onsite Contact Td pbone Stendabl 1Hs. Same 805x/81-7100 Address Fmc Telephone 990 Palm Street. San Luis ObisCA. 73401 Roam ChmV Medtod of Paymen[ DIr. Bill Numbercr (if Appli®bk) Depos [ Recdved NIC Direct Bill N/A Access Time: 11:45 pm SET UP: HoUaw Square for ppl Qpf4,04 - Iced water service @ each table Serve Time: 12 noon SLO CROISSANT SANDWICH - Chefs choice of.fiping - Potato salad Assorted cookies For, PPI @ S10.00 inclusive Q�h`f- BEVERAGES 12 noon - Coffee (reg & decal) & iced tea for ppl (included in the cost of lunch) Please note. If time permits. there will be a $200.00 eharee per houi for iebup changes made an day of event I have read and understand the Banquet Event Order and the Hotel catering Policies Sipatiue: Date: 05/26/2000 11:.25 FAX 8055447783 Prirncd:May 25,2000 Embassy Suites Hotel EMBASSY SUITES MEETINGBANQ*T EVENT ORDER 904 333 Madman Road Sao Luis Obispo, CA 93+05 Tel 805.5494800 Fa. antSd0.913A Access Time-..Ss3@-p- Q/yam a ,>% `!moi SET UP: ( ) Cocktail Rounds - Buffet table upgraded and clouded O Serve Time: 6:00 pm - (8) doz. Spring rolls vegetarian w/ sweet & soar sauce @ $160 total ++ - (8) d ender chicken skewers w/peanut chili s $160 total ++ 12- 0 — - (1) Large domestic cheese tray w/ assorted crackers and grapes @ S125.00 per tray ++ - (2) Tray vegetable crudites w/ reach dip @ $50.00 per tray ++ - (8) doz. Spinach and feta cheese is filo @ $144.00 total ++ - (8) doz. Italian sausage and pepper polenta cakes @ $160.00 total ++ Y vm 50 Thursday June 15, 2000 Gtoup Fuoaion Time SLO Ci Council RECEPTION 6PM - IPM Post As Bookcd E9 Book Dare 7 -Cities Council Meeting JP 05!25!2000 Repreaettta4vc Onsix Contact Tnle h= Stendahl Ms. Same 90Sr/81-7100 Address Fax Telephone 990 Palin Street, San Luis Obis CA. 93401 Room Cbargc Method of Payment Mr. Bill Number (if Applicable) Deposit Rectived NIC Direct Bill N/A Access Time-..Ss3@-p- Q/yam a ,>% `!moi SET UP: ( ) Cocktail Rounds - Buffet table upgraded and clouded O Serve Time: 6:00 pm - (8) doz. Spring rolls vegetarian w/ sweet & soar sauce @ $160 total ++ - (8) d ender chicken skewers w/peanut chili s $160 total ++ 12- 0 — - (1) Large domestic cheese tray w/ assorted crackers and grapes @ S125.00 per tray ++ - (2) Tray vegetable crudites w/ reach dip @ $50.00 per tray ++ - (8) doz. Spinach and feta cheese is filo @ $144.00 total ++ - (8) doz. Italian sausage and pepper polenta cakes @ $160.00 total ++ 05/26/2000 11:25 FAX 8055197783 EMBASSY SUITES 1605 PrintedNay 25.2000 Embassy Suites Hotel MEETINGBANQI _ ;T EVENT ORDER 333 MadoamROad Son Luis Obispo. C4 93405 Td 805-549.0800 Fa: SOS549.9138 FSomated uaranta xoom LAY WO LJWZ 01 kVCnL 10-; Thursday June 15, 2000 Group Function Time SW City CouncU MEETING 7PM - 9PM Pose As Booked Sy Book Dan: 7 -Cities Councffmcicting I JP 05/2S/2000 Representative Onsite Contain Teloph e Steodahl Ms. Same 80S/781-7100 Address Fa: Telephone 990 Palm Street, San Luis Obis CA. 93401 Room Chmp MedW of Poymcnt Dir. Bill Number (if Applicable) Deposit Received NIC Direct Bill N/A SET UP MENU Access Time: *.30 pin N/A X/M- 4 -.QPM f SET UP: U -Shape for ppl at front of room C - Theater style for 3 ppl in the rest of room - Iced water service @ U -Shape only ens, a I - ape o oK - Iced water station @ rear of room - - (9) mies4ixcr each -(1)12 @ S70.00 BEVERAGES 6 - 7 pm - No Host Bar @ $75.00 for (1) Bartender or a minimum of 5300.00 in beverage revenue note: If time permft them wiI SW�e per Hot roc erin cuoeges mane an any of ereu� I have read and anq vea rd d the Hotel catering Policies Si auae: w1 Date: [� — �—D Please note: If ti I have read and Signatwe: BEVERAGES rge per hour for tet -up changes made on day of eveot and the Hotel catering Policies !Yate: to m RSVP List for Joint Meeting June 15th Name Organization Yes. No Achadiian, Katcho ✓ County of SLO Ahrendes, Vern Five City Times Aiken, Jim Planninq Comm. Anderson,,- Roger _�- Ma or__MB Xrmoldsen; Ron" - Council_GB- _ _ - l Arrambide,Mike----V Council_Atas. - Baron-.Torn -- v- Council=PR=-_ Bems, Robert 5P Q School Board Biaggini, Jonni ✓ VCB Bianchi, Shirley✓ County of SLO Botwin, Carolyn ✓ School Board Brown, -John= "/ Ma"or-.PB _____- - 7-7— 7Cla Clay,-Jerry--- ,,-J _— _ Council- Atas. - - -= Colby, Dave KSBY Cooper, Allan Planning Comm. Crotzer, Colby Council - MB t/ Dickens, Jim ✓- Council .� AG Dixon, Diane School Board Duerr, Sandra Tribune Dunn, John CAO - SLO V. Edge, David County Ad. Officer Ekbom, David Mayor - GB Elliott,-'Dave--. Council - MB_- Ewan, John Council - SLO Faria, Clancy S eaker V Ferrara, Ton " ✓- Council --AG - ✓-1 Fuson,-Michael - v C WM r-.-"PB"" Garth, David Chamber of C Groshong, Warren Tribune Harris, King KVEC Hatfield, Mark - KCOY Hendrix, Robert ✓ M -r. MB Henlin-Te -- ,—%e- Council = PB - J Herzo-Peter _ �" Speaker ✓ Higgins, Harold ✓ Tribune_ Holley, Deborah v SLODA Hood, Paul ✓ LAFCO Jackowa , Richard New Times Johnson, Ray Mayor - Atas. --- Keith,--Peter " "-- - ✓ Council -GB Ko a "- , Mary Ast. Clerk - SLO Ladd, Ste" hen SL Coastal Ufd. Lad, Michael __ "-._✓___ Ma or_- AG - _ �1� Land, Geoff ✓ EVC Akp, James - ✓ Mgr. Paso ✓ Loh, Alice ✓ Planning Comm. Luna, Geor e _ ✓ Council--Atas. Macklin; Walt --V—Council - PR Maldonado, Able .1 Assemblyman 59 44colat' tan `f avis eno Attorneys at law 22 Battery Street, Suite 1000 San Francisco, CA94111.5524 (415) 274-8700/(800) 643-1900 Alan C. Davis (415) 274.8770 (Fax) 430110— LEAGUE OF CALIFORNIA CITIES Danlal J. Carrigg Legislative Representative I r U ✓� 1400 K Street Sacramento. CA 95814 916/658-8200 FAX 916/658-8240 E MAI[- ides, rg gcacities.org wuw.cacities.org _ / � DIRECT LINE:2- 916/658-8222 PEACE OFFICERS RESEARCH ASSOCIA. lON of California X 2 �3 RANDY A. PERRY Legislative it vocetp 925 L Street, Suite 850. Sacramento, CA 95814 (916) 448-3444 • FAX (916) 448.0430 • E -Mail: rperry@aaronread.com 'it- Mailing Addresses: Rich TerBorch 214 East Branch Street Arroyo Grande, CA 93420-2730 Peter Herzog 23161 Lake Center Drive Suite 100 Lake Forrest, CA 92630-6822 Steven M. Woodside County Administration Center 575 Administration Drive Room 105A Santa Rosa, CA 95403 Clancy Faria 2495 Natomas Park Drive Suite 550 Sacramento, CA 95833-2941 League of California Cities 1400 K Street Fourth Floor Sacramento, CA 95814 Alan Davis city of sAn lois oBispo 990 Palm Street, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401-3249 FAX TRANSMITTAL June 14, 2000 TO: Mayor Allen Settle 781-741S FAX FROM: Mary Kopecky Assistant City Clerk (805)781-7103 (805) 781-7109 FAX Number of Pages Sent: 7 (Including this cover sheet.) Mayor Settle, I have biographies for each of the speakers for the Joint Cities Meetings tomorrow evening. Thought you'd like to have a little information to assist you when you introduce each speaker. Let me know if you need anything else. OThe City of San Luis Obispo is committed to include the disabled in all of its services, programs and activities. �� Telecommunications Device for the Deaf (805) 781-7410. SENT BY: 6-12- 0 : 17:57 : CITY OF LAKE FOREST - June 12, 2000 To: Mary pee Y. Fax # 805 781-7109 Ko k Assistant City Cleric � ) From:`Peter-Mensa'' One page Re: Backgmmid infnrmation for 5/15 Study Session. 805 781 7109:# 11 1 Peter Berms was first elected to the Lake Forest City Council in 1994. He served as Mayor in 1998 and 1999. Among many other tasks, rnuncihnatt Hermg has spent a great deal of tip working to strengthen the role of cities in development issues+ and on improving C41County, as well as City/State relations. He was Chairmazi of the Orange County Division of the t mgue of Cities Task Force on Spheres of lnflu=w and Annexations from 1997 to 1999. Fie now serves that Division as Chairum of its Task Pvroe on County Islands. Since 1997 he has been a Commissmw on the Orange County Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO). He has served on the Orange County LAFCO's Legislative C'nmmittee since 1998, and has been its Chairman simx 1999. He has been working closely with the Statc League of Cities oSices fur several years on land use and I .AFCO issues. Most recently he has bees workb% with the State League regarding the hearings before rho Commission on Local Governance fnr the 21St Century, whose report lead to AB 2838, and testified before that COmmissiorl on two occasions at the State i eague's request. He has been assisting the State Leag»e in aoab7.ing AB 2838. profecsinnally trained as as attorney, he now serves as a Governmental Relations Corumhant. JUS� QC0krW-j cew�j +0- ( 1 SLO G� Cl°NCIL JUN -14-2000 15:24 ARROYO GRANDE POLICE DEPT 805 473 2198 P.02/02 POLICE ]*PARTMM, 'CHIEF RICK TorBORCH A"W Grmd*j CA93W .'FAX:(104134M AV Rick TerBorch- is the. Chief- of Police- for. the. City. -df, Arroyo Grande. He is a 30 year veteran of. raw enforcement and hat served as the Chief for Arroyo Grande for the past 11 years. He is - a Cbmmisslon6r- on the California Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training, where he has served. as the Commission Chairman for the past. 18 months.' Chief TerBorch is, currently the Third Vice President of the California Police Chiefs Association and the Chairperson of theftlifirAl Action Committee for the Chiefs Association and the. Colifo'm'ia'Pea6eOffic6rs'Asso6iation. Chief-TerBorch was responsible for the development of the Booking.Fee Reform, Legislation in. i 99 - 3 and was instrumental • in• the development of Proposition 172 in , 1.993. He was also involved in the development of the State's "Citizen's Option for Public.. Safety' (COPS) - grant program. The Arroyo Grande Police Department has been recognized as a leader in Community Oriented Policing. It has been designated a* "Success Story" by the ,Community Policing. Consortium in Washington, P.C., a "Success Moidel" by the- Callfomia Attorney General's Office Section on Community Oriented Policing and Problem Solving, and .a "Flagship Program' by the .Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training Clear'inghou'se.. . The Department was featured. in the talifamia Attorney General's 's 1999 video -entitled 'Community Oriented. -Policing .and Problem Solving: Building Safer -Comftnhies."..'and In ths.Att6may qsneral's publication, "Community Oriented Policing and Problem Solving. Now and Beydrid". Chief Terl3orch was involved in developing training standards. for Community* Policing for POST and he has been a presenier/liacturer on Community Policing before regional law enforcement executive groups and annual al conferences of the League of California Cities. He . has recently represented the. California I Police Chiefs Association . in discussions which were convened by the Govern6r!s Office on--SE-402, the binding arbitration legWation. 'Chief Teiftrch is currently serving as the Interim City Manager for Arroyo Grande.. .06/13/2000 14:19 707-527-2624 SO CO COUNSEL PAGE L STEVEN WOODSIDE) Education and Academic Achievements Juris Doctor, University of California at Berkeley School of Law (Boalt Hall) 1973 Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, University of California, Santa Cruz and Davis 1970 University of California Regents Scholar Student Body President, Davis campus (1968-1969) Adjunct Professor of Law, Santa Clara University School of Law 1993-1998 Teach full semester course on Administrable Law Harvard University, John F: Kennedy School of Government 1991 Summer Program for Senior Executives in State and Local Government Author, 'Walking the Tightrope Between Title VII and Equal Protection" 1988 Vol. 20, The Urban Law ve Public Law Experience County Counsel, County of Sonoma Of Counsel, McDonough, Holiand and Allen Jan. 1999 -Present 1998 County Counsel, Santa Clara Co. (1989-Jan.98), Chief Assistant (1983-89), Deputy (1974-83) General Counsel to the tenth largest county in the U.S., providing representation on public law issues to the County, Transit and Library Districts, Housing and Open Space Authorities; lead litigator in courts at all levels, including U.S. Supreme Court. Research Attorney, Superior Court, Santa Clara County 1973-74 Staff Member, Commission on Campus Unrest, Washington, D.C. 1970 Professional Affiliations President, County Counsels' Association of California 1996-97 Member, Board of Directors and other Association offices in prior years Board of Visitors, Santa Clara, University School of Law 199498 Advisory board to the law school administration Chair and member, Statewide County Litigation Coordination Committee 1992-98 Coordinate Counties' response to litigation of statewide significance Chair, State Assessed Property Tax Committee, Calif. State Assn. of Counties 1991-98 Chief negotiator on billion dollar public utility property tax settlement 29693 06/13/2000 14:19 707-527-2624 SO CO COUNSEL PAGE 03 STEVEN WOODSIDE American Inns of Court, Master of the Bench, Santa Clara Inn Charter member of association of judges, lawyers, law faculty and students organized to advance civility and ethics in the practice of law California State Bar (;1#58684) and Bar of the United States Supreme Court Community Service Board of Directors, South Valley YMCA of Santa Clara Valley Rotary Club of San Jose 91ry Page 2 1986-1898 1873 -Present 1988 -Present 1991-1998 JUN, 13, 2009 1:29PM LEAGUE OF CAL CITIES N0, 5236 P. 2/2 (DWIGHT STEP Bj Kj E� Dwight Stenbakken is the Legislative and Policy Development Director for the League of California Cities. He has served in that capacity for close to ten years. He has worked for the League for seventeen years. Prior to joining the League of California Cities, he worked for six years with the League of Arizona Cities and Towns, headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona. In addition to his duties as Legislative and Policy Development Director, he is directly responsible for legislation on city finance issues in the state budget, human resource legislation, and legislation dealing with elections and public records. He is a graduate of the University of Minnesota and holds a. Masters Degree from the University of Arizona. In his leisure time, he fancies himself a sailor. JUN 13 '00 03:21PM P.2 fO A:C POLICE AND SHERIFFS ELECT LOCAL OFFICER STATEWIDE PRESIDENT .45;t7�0 member PORAC chooses- Windsor deputy to run their organization For immediate release December 1, 1999 Contact: Aaron Read 916-448-3444 Sacramento: The 4$,000 member Peace Officers Research Association of California, commonly known as PORAC, is one of the oldest and.largest organizations of law enforcement officers in the State of California. They havemore than 650 local member associations throughout the state and have an almost fifty-year history of representing the interests of the men and women who patrol our neighborhoods and protect our streets and citizens. This week a new president is moving into PORAC's Sacramento headquarters. Sgt Clancy F. Farik'Jr., a member of the Sonoma County SWAT and Dive teams, who also served as the incident Commander during the 1995 and 1997 floods in the lower Russian River Region, was elected Saturday as president by his peers at the heavily attended convention in Monterey. Faria's election means he will take a one-year leave of absence from his job, paid for by PORAC, and will be responsible for running an organization that operates on a multi- million dollar budget and provides legal, legislative, political and career support to the membership. Faria, a popular officer with a Masters Degree in Public Administration, has lectured at the FBI Academy in Quantico and at various seminars on hostage negotiations. Over the past twenty years he has been assigned to stations in Santa Rosa and Guerneville and has tamed the respect of his colleagues for his positive outlook and creativity. Sgt. Faria has been involved in a number of legislative proposals that have recently become law. He worked closely with then State Senator, now Congressman, Mike Thompson, on bills that tightened penalties for violence. Faria also served last year as the Vice -President of PORAC. Alan Davis Founding partner of the law firm of Davis and Reno Member of California Bar since 1966. He has specialized in representing public safety labor organizations since that time. He authored almost all of the interest arbitration initiative measures in California that have been adopted over the last 25 years. There are now 22 such measures that have been adopted by the voters in central California and one in the City of Anaheim that cover police officers and firefights and in several instances non - safety employees. He has represented labor organizations in California and Hawaii in which he has handled 54 interest arbitration cases since 1976, including recent cases in Salinas, Palo Alto, Sacramento County and Hawaii (all within the last year). He has been primarily legal consultant to both PORAC and the California Profess Firefighters on SB 402. Roll Sheet Special Joint Study Session of the City Councils of San Luis Obispo County Thursday, June 15, 2000 Embassy Suites Hotel Arroyo Grande Present Absent Mayor Michael Lad Council Member Steve Tolle Council Member Thomas R. Runels Council Member Jim Dickens Council Member Tony Ferrara Atascadero Present Absent. Mayor Ray Johnson Council Member Mike Airambide Council Member Jerry Clay Council Member George Luna Council Member Wendy Scalise Grover Beach Present Absent Mayor David Ekbom Mayor Pro Tem Richard Neufeld Council Member Dee Santos Council Member Peter Keith Council Member Ron Arnoldsen Morro Bay Present Absent Mayor Roger Anderson Council Member Colby Crotzer Council Member Dave Elliott Council Member Bill Peirce r/ Council Member Janice Peters Paso Robles Present.e Absent Mayor Duane Picanco Mayor Pro Tem Lee Swanson Council Member Frank McIrcham ' Council Member Walt Macklin Council Member Tom Ba on 1 Pismo Beach Present Absent Mayor John Brown Li Mayor Pro Tem Marian Mellow v Council Member Terry Henlin Council Member Mary Ann Reiss ✓ Council Member Rudy Natoli San Luis Obispo PrVsent Absent Mayor Allen Settle 11 Vice Mayor Ken Schwartz Council Member Ewan Council Member Jan Howell Marx Council Member Dave Romero San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors Present Absent Chairperson Peg Pinard Supervisor Katcho Achad'ian Supervisor ShirleyBianchi L/ Supervisor Harry Ovitt Supervisor Michael Ryan 21l CLL Dales ar�►��lallll!1°°��i��+� crty Of san Luis OBISPO 990 Palm Street San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 • (805) 781-7100 (,(j FAX MEMORANDUM May 25, 2000 TO: Peter Herzog FAX: (949) 461-3511 Attn: Beverly 1 0 - Yfd ;�- FROM: Mary Kopecky, Assistant City Clerk FAX: (805) 781-7109 PHONE: (805) 781-7103 SUBJECT: Special Joint Study Session of the City Councils of San Luis Obispo County I am faxing a copy of the agenda for the Special Joint Study Session set for June 15`s at the Embassy Suites Hotel in San Luis Obispo. Seven city councils will be in attendance along with the San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors. The address of the hotel is 333 Madonna Road and the phone number is (805/549-0800). I am also including a map to help you find the hotel. If you have any questions or need anything else, please give me a call. We're looking forward to seeing you on June 15`h. 7 Number of pages being sent If you do not receive all of the pages being sent or the transmission is not clear, please notify the. sender as soon as possible . The information contained in this facsimile message is intended only for the use of the individual or entity named above.. If the reader of this message is not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that disseminating, distributing or copying this communication is strictly prohibited. If you have received this conununication in error, please immediately notify the. sender by telephone (805.781.7102) or by FAX (805.781.7109) and return the original message to us at 990 Palm Street, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401. Thank you. ®The City of San Luis Obispo is committed to including disabled persons in all of our services, programs and activities. Telecommunications Device for the Deaf (805) 781-7410. LIM SPECIAL JOINT STUDY SESSION of the City Councils of San Luis Obispo County "The end of local government as we know it" Thursday — June 15, 2000 6:00 p.m.—Hors d'oeuvres 7:00 p.m.—Meeting MEETING PROTOCOL Embassy Suites 333 Madonna Road San Luis Obispo • Host City Mayor Allen Settle of San Luis Obispo will preside. • The meeting will begin at 7`.00 p.m. and is expected to adjourn around 11:00 p.m. • Public comment will be limited to two minutes per speaker with total public comment of 16 minutes. • Due to the large number of elected officials in attendance, attendees will be limited to two minutes. If a Mayor or Council Member wishes to be recognized by the Chair, he or she may so indicate by raising their hand. 1. Call to Order—Mayor Allen Settle 2. Roll Call 3. Public Comment Period AGENDA SPEAKERS 1. Pending lawsuit seeking reimbursement for lost ERAF funds. The role of cities, counties and Steve Woodside, Sonoma County Attorney special districts in taking back ERAF funds. (30 minutes) 2. Reconsidering state property tax take-aways of the Dwight Stenbakken, League of California Cities early 90s: Exploring alternative ways to allocate Director of Legislation—or someone from his office. property taxes. SB 1982 (Alpert) tax reallocation (30 minutes) 3. • For passage of SB 402—Clancy Faria, President Prospects and consequences of passage of Police Officers Research Association SB 402—Binding Arbitration (45 minutes) • Against passage of SB 402—Rick TerBorch Arroyo Grande Police Chief 4. AB 2838 (Hertzberg)— Equalizing the development Peter Herzog, Council Member, City of Lake Forest performance standards between cities and counties (30 minutes) 333 MADONNA 053-012-014 xighwy 101 Take Madonna Road Exit Turn left -on Madonna Road Turn left on El Mercado N E1 Mercado will dead end Turn right and drive around to the front of the hotel CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO GEODATA SERVICES 955 MORRO STREET SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA 93401 a 751-7167 05/25/00 09:25 From: Sherry Stendahl To: Council Chambers; Department Heads; Dunn, John; Hampian, Ken; Jorgensen, Jeff; Price, Lee Date: 4/20/00 3:25PM Subject: Joint City Council meeting for 7 cities Place: Council Chambers At the their monthly meeting today, the 7 mayors agreed to hold a joint city councils meeting on Thursday (6:00 p.m. social hour/food, 7:00 meeting), June 15th in Pismo Beach. I'm waiting to hear from Mayor John Brown on the location. This will be an informational meeting only, no voting. The topic will be THE END OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT AS WE KNOW IT, with the following agenda items: 1) Prospects and consequences of passage of SB 402 - Binding Arbitration. 2) Legal points and authorities made by judge in the County litigation ruling that state take-aways and ERAF must be returned to local government. 3) Reallocation of city property taxes by the state. Exploring alternatives to AB 8. SB 1982 for sales tax reallocation by Sen. Alpert. 4) AB 2838 (Hertzberg) - Will require cities to share costs of LAFCo. As soon as the speakers/presentors are confirmed I will forward that information to you. The County Board of Supervisors will be invited to attend. I CC: George, Wendy; MKopecky; MKopecky; Reynolds, Diane August 24, 2000 MEMORANDUM TO: Lees – Ba – Dees FROM: Mareeeeeeeeeeeeee SUBJECT: A Very Minor Daytime Dilemma June 15: Joint Meeting with 7 Cities and Joint Meeting With Cal Poly July 11, 2000 City paid the only bill received from Embassy Suites ($375.75 –I thought that was a great price for the all day use of the room and the food.) July 26, 2000 I calculated the costs for the 7 Cities Meeting (Embassy Suites bill + cost for Peter Herzog + cost for the Music Factory) and sent letters to each city with their cost. (Most cities have sent their checks to us.) August 19, 2000 Clerk's office received a "past due" bill from Embassy Suites for $1,233.64. It was for the following charges: • The cost for Steven Woodside's room. (Remember we thought Embassy Suites put it on the City's credit card. I checked and they didn't.) • The cost for the use of the room for the meetings and appetizers for the evening meeting. (Evidently the $375.75 was for the food for the lunch only ---guess if it sounds too good to be true it is too good to be true). I told Diane to go ahead and pay the bill because it is a legitimate cost. The line item the bill was paid from is the Council "trips and meetings." Current budget for that line item is $7,700 (but with the $$ coming in from'the other Cities for the joint meeting it's up to $8,400. Two more cities will be sending in money. That should put that line item to over $8,700). At the end of the last fiscal year that line item had a remaining balance of over $4,500. I don't think we should re -bill the cities with the additional cost ($134.00 per city—had to back out the $375 for the earlier meeting for food) because it would be too too tacky. Do you agree? city of san WIS 0s1sj,0 PAYMENT VOUCHER VENDOR ADDRESS Embassy Suites 333 Madonna Rd. San Luis Obispo, CA 93405 a separate check required? Hold check for: 8/22/00 Requesting Department Prepared By Approved By City Clerk's Office Diane Reynolds �--),e,.' X1 XT .:, Mcmm -_.--_-June 15,2000 Requesting Department Prepared By Approved By City Clerk's Office Diane Reynolds �--),e,.' X1 XT ACCOUNTING USE ONLY SLOCA - EMBASSY SUITES HOTEL 333 MADONNA ROAD SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA 93405 CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO ATTN: MADALYN KOVAL 990 PALM STREET SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA 93401 C081 - CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO STATEMENT DATE: 8/16/00 DATE 06/162000 06/162000 06/182000 07/11/2000 I' I LJ DESCRIPTION INVOICE # PREVIOUS STATEMENT BALANCE (BAL FWD) #232 [Routed from WOODSIDE, 290373 STEVEN:Rcpt B] House# [Routed from House Account - SLO 291537 CITY COUNCIL:Rcpt A] CHECK 304674 (291537) PAST DUE BEVINNING BALANCE CHARGES $125.45 $1,483.94 r PAYMENTS ($375.75) PLEASE PAY THIS AMOUNT --> wo BALANCE $0.00 $125.45 $1,609.39 $1,233.64 1,233.64 ft METHOD OF PAYMENT: nu An2l QTY SERVICES AMT SLO City Council 8 f7 Aqpp++ Ms. Stendahl service chagge 990 Pals Street* San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 'Sy 781-7100 1 SUMS' 333 Madonna Road A 37 S. 7-57 San Luis Obispo, CA 93405 0 SLO South H1646 (805) 549-0800 METHOD OF PAYMENT: nu An2l QTY SERVICES AMT SLO Croissant Sandwich 30 -Ppl .5-. 8 f7 Aqpp++ service chagge 7.258 tax Z 7S J TOTAL 37 S. 7-57 LESS DEPOSIT 0 TOTAL DUE Bit 9 13, I VENDOR ADDRESS Music Factory 1264 Monterey Street San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Is a separate check Hold check for: no Requesting Department Prepared By App ed By City Clerk's Office IDiane Reynolds I f rr �r r rrJMMM�Joint City CouncilsPA Set up Requesting Department Prepared By App ed By City Clerk's Office IDiane Reynolds I f Vendor No. ACCOUNTING USE ONLY k" y v v Pr Iwue Date and Check No. Verged ,idusic icclory 1264 Monterey St. " 1 a San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 INVOICE 805-544-8944 T0: CIw DATE PRICE AMOUNT P.O. NO. f r. r ..... L 1,_.G 1 i � a fr 0tan� ooa� PRICE AMOUNT f r. r ..... L 1,_.G 1 i � a % L�•Y,c rr _ — , �c-77 jr ------------— a 0tan� ooa� SENT BY: 7-13- 0 9:38 : CITY OF LAKE FOREST- 805 781 7109:# 21 5 'INVOICE 001132 x' 1 Invoirp IUn — Payor Name And Address �C=`'a�FR -`y�' Invoice Date. CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO 71141 Lake Ccater Dr., Suite 100 JULY 139 2000 990 PALM STREET Lake form, CA 11630 SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA 93401 TO: 949/461-3400 Due Date: F2x: 949/461-1511 UPON RECEIPT 0 D ■ o kEZMBURSEMENT IS REQUESTED IN REGARD TO COUNCIL MEMBER PETER HERZOG'S A1TIMANCE AT THE JOTNT rTTY COUNCIL/BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MEETING .TUNE 15, 2000, AS FOLLOWS: AIRFARE (ENJOY TRAVEL 60051361) 8 444.00 ROYAL OAK HOTEL 97.90 TAXI za.no PLEASE MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO THE CTTY OF LAKE FOREST TOTAL $ 569.90 ORIGINAL SENT BY: 7-13- 0 9:38 : CITY OF LAKE FOREST— 805 781 7109:# 31 5 Travel 1� SOT V1002562-10 24412 Muirlands Blvd., Suite B • Lake Forest, CA 92630 (949) 855 3701 - Outside (949) _ (800) 433-6569 .- Fax (949) 855-0848 SALES PERSON: ES ITINERARY/1NVUIC NO. 0051361 DATE: 24 MAY 00 TEYOFY PAGE: 01 TO: CITY OF LAXL FOREST 23161 LAKE CENTER DR.9 SUITE 100 LAKE FOREST CA 92630 FOR: HERZOG/PETER MK 15 JUN 00 - THURSDAY OTHER ORANGE COUNTY .SERVICE FEE 15.00 SERV CIIGS 1.00 AIR UNITED AIRLINES FLT:5021 ECONOMY ORANGE CUUNIT-LUS ANGELES OPERATED BY UNITF'D FXP/SKYWEST LV ORANGE COUNTY 950A EQP: EMBRAEK •IPROP 34MIN AR LCIS ANUELES 10?4A NON-STOP ARRIVE: TERMINAL 7 FEF: ZH5FN6 HERZOG/PETER MR SEAT- 3C" AIR UNITED AIF,LINES FLT:7933 ECONOMY LOS ANGCLCS-SAN LUIS OBISPO OPERATED BY UNITED EXP/SKYWEST LV LOS ANGELES 1056A EOP: EMBRAEK TPROP DEPART: TERMINAL 7 5AMIN AR CAN LUIS OBISPO 1104A NON=STOP REF: ZIi5F'i46 HERZOG/PETER MR SEAT- 8C 'L i6 JUN 00 - FRIDAY AIR UNITED AIRLINES FLT:5008 ECONOMY SAN LUIS OBISPO-LOS ANGELES OPERATED BY UNITED EXP/5KYWEST LU SAN LUIS OBISPO 1034A EOP: EMDRAER TPROP 01HR 04MIN AR LOS ANGELES 1138A NON-STOP ARRIVE: TERMINAL.7 REF: ZI15FN6 HERZOG/PEiER MR SEAT- 5C AIF% UNITED AIRLINES FLT:0262 ECONOMY . Ln5 ANGELES—ORANGE COUNTY OPERATED BY UNITED EXP/SKYWEST LV L05 ANGELES 1250w EDP: EMBRAEK TPROP DEPART :TERMINAL 7 36MIN AK URANGE COUNTY 126P NON—STOP REF: LH5FN6 HERZOG/PETER MR SEAT— 3C aIR TICKET 7 3 J HERZ06 PETER MR 4R9.00 S1IR TOTAL --------------- 4,,.IIII TOTAL AMOUNT DUE --------------- 444.00 2'll I ill J �N��✓// CL(FNT COPY SEM BY: 7-13- 0 : 9:38 : CITY OF LAKE FOREST- yp BEST WESTERN ROYAL OAK HOTEL A Mine IC PLAZA HOTEL 214 Madonna Ruad " San Luis Oblspo, CA 93405 805/544.4410 • 800/545-4410 • FAX 806/644 3028 NE.R,100% PET ER i90 PALPI i SAN LUIS ClEsh l"ll CTt 93401 DAT6 BUIML•'NCE COMMENT 9 ;1X F,,surr-o. llil—.::i (r 19, Gi t. 0B GLues U* fi89.'•:i::1/:5`).00 JLtn1:jj%) �i 11571. G" clo Ccn r0 00 3QL.9 CHARGE'S CRFTnres 805 781 7109:f 4/ 5 BAIANUK Ju5l15los TAX 310 ' 7.99 Jun1b' ow N11L.X 31 FJ 7_ 90 C'R `) 0_ Flo EPA[Cr%ZOC/XXXXXXXXXXXiE...101/L140c/.4':30d4e.']. 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JULY 13, 2000 Due Dale; UPON RECEIPT REIMBURSEMENT IS REQUESTED IN REGARD TO COUNCIL MEMBER PETER HERZOG`S Xr.rENDANCE AT THE JOTNT CTTY COUNCIL/BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MEETING JUNE 15, 2000, AS FOLLOWS: AIRFARE. (ENJOY TRAVEL 80051361) ROYAL OAR HOTEL 9 444.00 TAXI 97.90 2R.n0 PLEASE MAKE CIIECK PAYABLE TO THE CITY OF LAKE FOREST TOTAL S 569.90 —. ORIGINAL