HomeMy WebLinkAbout08/07/1990, C - MINUTES MEETING AGENDA
DATE - - ITEM # C.
M I N U T E S
ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO
TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1990- 4:00 P.M.
COUNCIL CHAMBER- CITY HALL - 990 PALM STREET
SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA
ROLL CALL
Councilmembers
Present: Vice Mayor Jerry Reiss, Councilmembers Peg Pinard, Penny Rappa,
Bill Roalman and Mayor Ron Dunin
Absent: None
City Staff
Present: John Dutm, City Administrative Officer; Jeff Jorgensen, City
Attorney; Kim Condon, Assistant City Clerk; Arnold Jonas,
Community Development Director; Dave Romero, Public Works
Director.; Ken Hampian, Assistant City Administrative Officer;
Mike Dolder, Fire Chief_ ; Bill Statler, Finance Director; Alison
Lloyd, Administrative Analyst
CPUBLIC COPlMF.NT
P.C. 1. Aon Smith, 1111 Vista Imago, expressed concerns about siltation of
the Salinas Reservoir.
CONSENT AGENDA
Moved by Ravna/Pinard (5-0) the Consent Agenda was approved as recommended by
the City Administrative Officer with the exceptions of C-2, C-7, C-8 and C-9 as
noted.
C-1 CONTRACT PAY ESTIMATES
Contract pay estimates and change orders approved (5-0) and ordered paid as
recommended.
C-2 MOBILE HOME FAIR MARKET RENT (File No. 428)
Mayor Duni n stepped down due to a possible conflict of interest. Vice Mayor
.Reiss presiding.
Council considered giving final passage to an ordinance establishing Fair Market.
Rent whenever there is a change of ownership affecting a mobile home subject to
Mobile Home Rent Stabilization (continued .from 6/19/90).
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Moved by Reiss/Pinard (4-0-1, Mayor Dunin absent) , Ordinance No. 1173 given final
passage providing for the establishment of fair market rent whenever there is
a change of ownership affecting a mobile home subject to the Mobile Home Rent
Stabilization as recommended.
Mayor Duni n returned to the dais.
C-3 SURPLUS CITY PROPERTY (File No. 165)
Council considered declaring one Police Department motorcycle surplus property
and authorizing its sale.
Moved by Rappa/Pinard (5-0), Resolution No. 6831 adopted declaring one Police
Department motorcycle (Unit No. 2484) as surplus property and allowing the sale
of this motorcycle to the San Mateo Police Department for $850.00 as recommended.
C-4 RECREATION CENTER PROJECT (File No. 823)
Council considered plans and specifications for "Rehabilitation of the Recreation
Center," City Plan No. M-43D, at a projected cost of $973,900 (City share
$677,900/State grant funding $296,000) (continued from 4/4/90) .
Moved by Raopa/Pinard (5-0) , plans and specifications for Recreation Center
Rehabilitation project approved, staff authorized to advertise for bids and City
Administrative Officer authorized to execute an agreement (A97-90-CC) with the
lowest responsible bidder as recommended.
C-5 SPECIAL ENGINEERING SERVICES (File No. 511)
Council considered entering into an agreement for special engineering services
during Yater Division Manager recruitment phase at a cost not to exceed $20,000.
Moved by Rapna/Pinard (5-0) , to approve a contract with Boyle Engineering
Services (A98-90-CC) for special engineering services pertaining to the water
distribution and supply system at a cost not to exceed $20,000 as recommended.
C-6 DESIGN SERVICES (File No. 517)
Council considered a contract for the redesign of Hathway Pump Station to.expand
the use of well water to other zones in the city.
Moved by Ranoa/Pinard (5-0), contract with Boyle Engineering Corporation (A99-
90-CC) approved to provide design and engineering services pertaining to the
redesign of the Hathway Pump Station at a cost not to exceed $8,000 as
recommended.
C-7 EMBASSY SUITES SIGNAGE (File No. 424)
Council considered the installation of temporary additional signage for the
Embassy Suites Hotel.
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Moved by Rama/Pinard (4-1, Councilman Roalman voting no), Resolution No. 6832
adopted directing staff to proceed with Sign Alternative No. 1, City
Administrative Officer to award contract (A100-90-CC) and Finance Director
authorized to fund the project from the Groundwater Well Development account as
recommended.
C-8 BUSINESS LICENSETA% (File No. 202)
Council considered giving final passage to an ordinance amending the Municipal
Code to provide for extending the Business License Tax to all residential units.
Adam Taylor, representing Cal Poly ASI Student Government, spoke against the
final passage of an ordinance providing for extending the Business License Tax
to residential units.
Moved by a a a d (5-0) , Ordinance No. 1171 giving final passage amending
Section 5.04.230(A) of the Municipal Code to provide for extending the Business
License Tax to all residential units as recommended.
C-9 SPEED LIMITS (File No. 777)
Council considered introducing to print an ordinance modifying speed limits on
certain city streets or portions thereof.. '
Brett Cross expressed concerns over the some of the proposed speed limit changes
C ' for certain city streets in the ordinance.
Moved by Rappa/Pinard (5-0) , Ordinance No. 1174 introduced to print amending
Section 10.56.010 of the Municipal Code to modify speed limits on certain city
streets or portions thereof as amended.
BUSINESS ITEMS
1. GOVERNMENT OFFICE POLICY (File No. 402)
Council considered whether to allow government offices in areas of the city other
than the three Land Use Element designated "tri-polar" locations (continued from
4/30/90 and 6/6/90) .
Arnold Jonas, Community Development Director, reviewed the agenda report with
the recommendation that the Council take public testimony and determine whether
a deficiency of office space presently exists and if so, consider staff's
recommendation to expand availability of office space throughout the community.
Mayor Dunin asked for public comment.
Marshall Ochlvsk1, 75 Higuera, reviewed a letter (made a part of the record) from
Randall S. Rossi, then Interim Community Development Director, indicating that
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it was his interpretation that the Regional Water Quality Control Board would
be an allowed tenant (under the Use Permit) to lease offices in the Pacific Coast
Center.
Rob Strong, representing Mr. Ochylski, said that after several months of meetings
with Randy Rossi, it was agreed that these government offices have little public
contact and would be appropriate in the Pacific Coast Center.. He suggested
Council redefine governmental offices and the tri-polar concept.
Keith Gurnee, representing Don Walter of the South Higuera Government Center,
thought the tri-polar governmental office policy was a good one and should be
strengthened in contrast to allowing government offices to be diffused throughout
the community. He suggested Council look at expanding the tri-polar areas when
amending the General Plan rather than allow them in other areas.
Brian Starr, 641 Higuera, representing the Granada Group, felt the tri-polar
areas should be reserved for those who serve the public and interact with each
other. He urged that other public and social agencies with a minimum of public
contact and do not have significant interaction with other public agencies
should be allowed to locate offices outside the. tri-polar areas.
Rick Rodewald, 1011 Pacific Street,, attorney for Walter Brothers, asked Council
to consider relaxing its restrictions on the . Walter Brothers complex if it
allowed government uses to go elsewhere.
Mike Hernandez, 2995 McMillan, expressed concern working with state agencies who
are finding San •Luis Obispo difficult to work with because of city indecision
over the location of governmental offices and are withholding bids to see what
the Council direction will be..
Don Walter commented he could add a second story to accommodate offer from Water
Quality Control Board for this space.
Keith Gurnee said that public offices have more employees per square foot than
private offices and therefore concentrating them in areas with public transit
should be an important consideration in locating these offices.3 ,
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Don Walter also felt that the high parking demand for government offices should
be considered.
After discussion, moved by Rappa/Pinard (4-1, Councilman Reiss voting no. Note:
Mayor Dunin later reconsidered his vote - see next page) that the city reaffirm
its tri-polar concept policy showing those areas for government-related uses.
Moved by Rappa/Pinard (5-0) that the Council direct staff to include in the
upcoming General Plan Update possible expansion of the tri-polar areas.
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Tuesday, July 3, 1990 - 4:00 p.m.
After further discussion, moved by Dunin/Reiss (2-3, Councilmembers Roalman,
Pinard and Rappa voting no) that governmental offices with no public contact be
permitted to locate outside of the tri-polar locations by use permit only. (At
this time, Mayor Dunin withdrew his affirmative vote on the motion to reaffirm
the tri-polar concept and changed it to a no.)
Jeff Jorgensen, City Attorney, said that it would be helpful if Council addressed
the specific issue of whether or not it would be acceptable for them that the
Regional Water Quality Control Board be allowed to locate in the Pacific Coast
Center.
Rob Strong said it was his understanding that locating the Regional Water Quality
Control Board in the Pacific Coast Center was allowed based on a letter from
Randall Rossi, Interim Community Development_Director, dated February 1, 1990,
stating that his interpretation of the uses allowed under the Use Permit would
make locating engineering offices at this location acceptable.
After discussion, it was moved by Dunin/Reiss (3-2, Councilmembers Rappa and
Roalman voting no) that the Regional Water Quality Control Board be allowed to
remain as a potential tenant in the Pacific Coast Center.
2. WATER ALLOCATIONS FOR CHANGED PROJECTS (File No. 517)
Council considered whether water allocations should be forfeited when building
C projects change through sale or other means and require_ execution of a new
building permit (continued from 6/6/90) .
Arnold Jonas, Community Development Director, briefly reviewed the report and
asked Council to give direction if there were to be changes from current
procedures.
Vice-Mayor Reiss stepped down due to a possible conflict of interest.
After discussion, moved by Roalman/Rappa (4-0-1, Councilman Reiss absent) that
the current policy that water allocations be forfeited when projects change be
upheld.
Vice-Mayor Reiss returned to the dais.
3. HOMELESS SHELTER PROGRAM (File No. 1046)
Council considered a request by the Economic Opportunity Commission to the city
for $120,000 to operate a Homeless Shelter Program.
Alison Lloyd, Administrative Analyst, briefly reviewed the staff report.
Gwen Gu_vre, representing the Economic Opportunity Commission, gave a brief
description of the services provided with regard to the Homeless Shelter Program.
George Sorack, a homeless person, spoke in support of city funding for the
Homeless Shelter Program.
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Tuesday, July 3, 1990 - 4:00 p.m.
After discussion, moved by Roalman/Reiss (3-2, Councilmembers Pinard and Rappa
voting no) to approve an agreement with the Economic Opportunity Commission to
fund the Homeless Shelter Program in the amount of $120,000 as recommended.
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Moved by Dunin/Roalman (4-1, Councilwoman Rappa voting no) that the contract with
the Economic Opportunity Commission apply for one year only without guarantee
of automatic renewal.
After discussion and upon general consensus, staff was directed to write of
letter to the Board of Supervisors urging the County to assume a lead role in
administering the homeless shelter contract with the EOC in the future.
Moved by Raova/Roalman (5-0) to keep the Human Relations Commission review any
future requests from the Economic Opportunity Commission for funding of the
Homeless Shelter Program.
4. GRADING PERMIT EXCEPTION (File No. 402)
Council continued its consideration of a request to allow a grading exception
for a house at 220 Twin Ridge Drive to July 3, 1990 at 7:00 p.m.
5. PARKING MANAGEMENT PLAN (File No. 554)
Council continued its consideration of revisions to the Parking.Management Plan J
to its meeting of July 3, 1990 at 7:00 p.m..
6:23 p.m. , there being no further business to come before the City Council, Mavor
Dunin adjourned the meeting.
Kim Condon, Assistant City Clerk
APPROVED BY COUNCIL:
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- MEETING AGENDA
DATE a 140 ITEM # C.
M I N U T E S
CADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO
TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1990 — 7:00 P.M.
COUNCIL CHAMBER - CITY 8711-1, — 990 PALM STREET
SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA Draft Minutes
to be approved
at Council Meeting.
ROLL CALL 90
Councilmembers
Present: Vice-Mayor Jerry Reiss, Councilmembers Peg Pinard, Penny
Rappa, Bill Roalman and Mayor Ron Dwain
Absent: None
City Staff
Present: John Dunn, City Administrative Officer; Jeff Jorgensen, City
Attorney; Pam Voges, City Clerk; Arnold Jonas, Community
Development Director; Dave Romero, Public Works Director;
Sen Hampian, Assistant City Administrative Officer; Mike
Dolder, Fire Chief; Bill Statler, Director of Finance; Harry
Watson, Transit Manager; Reith Opalewski, Parking
Coordinator; Judith Lautner, Associate Planner
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�' PUBLIC COMMENT
P.C.1 - Paul Reoen expressed concern of city crews bulldozing silt out of
Laguna Lake at Prefumo Creek Estuary while the lake is low rather than
dredging the lake later in the year.
P.C.1 Dwight Brouillard Jr. urged Council support for full fiscal year
funding of the Spay/Neuter Animal Regulation Program.
P.C.3 - Dennis Barney urged that Council earmark the advertising budget
proposed for S.J. Francis Advertising Agency to be used to promote a
smoke-free city.
Council then continued its meeting from the 4:00 p.m., July 31 1990 meeting,
with Item 4 and Item S.
4. GRADING PERMIT EXCEPTION (File No. 410)
Council considered a request to allow a grading exception for a new house at
220 Twin Ridge Drive; Dr. Peter Leeson, applicant.
Arnold Jonas, Community Development Director, reviewed the agenda report with
the recommendation that Council adopt the resolution approving the grading
exception as recommended.
Mayor Dunin asked for public comment.
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Craig Smith, representing the applicant, spoke in support of the early
ezception.
Councilman Roalman expressed concern about the amount of grading.
After brief discussion, moved by Rarnoa/Reiss (4-1, Councilman Roalman voting
no) Resolution No. 6833 adopted approving the grading exception as
recommended. Motion carried.
5. PARKING MANAGEMENT PLAN (File No. 554)
Council considered revisions to the City's Parking Management Plan which
include policies, goals, action plans, and implementation schedules to guide
management of parking in and around the downtown.
Reith Onalewski, Parking Coordinator, reviewed the agenda report with the
recommendation that Council adopt the resolution approving the revisions to
the Parking Management Plan as recommended.
Mayor Dunin asked for public comment.
Rob Strona, The Planning Mill, spoke in support of the program.
Councilmembers Pinard and Roalman expressed concern about committing to a
third parking structure at this time.
After discussion, moved by Rappa/Reiss (3-2, Councilmembers Pinard and Roalman
voting no) Resolution No. 6834 adopted approving the revisions to the City's
Parking Managment Plan as amended. Revisions included suggestions made by
Councilwoman Rappa regarding restricted delivery hours by commercial and
oversized vehicles, and conversion of loading sones to short term parking when
possible. Council amended language in the plan to require additional analysis
be conducted prior to committing the Council to selecting a third parking site
in the southern end of the City. Motion carried.
COUNCIL LIAISON REPORTS
L.R.1 - Councilwoman Ranva reviewed the survey results prepared for the
SLO Area Coordinating Council by Townsend & Company, J. Moore Methods, and
D.J. Smith Associates on voter opinions in San Luis Obispo County.
Item received and filed.
L.R.2 - Councilwoman Ranua requested Council reaffirm the establishment of
a Citizen's Advisory Committee to review and make recommendations for a
Downtown Revitalization Master Plan.
Moved by Raova/Dunin (5-0) that the City Administrative Officer be directed to
recommend a list of qualified applicants to the Council for appointment to a
newly established C.A.C. by August 1, 1990.
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PUBLIC HEARIMS
1. ERNMISLAY SPECIFICnM (File No. 610)
Council considered its continued public hearing to approve a vesting tentative
map for Tract 1750, creating a 251-lot residential subdivision and an 88-unit
residential air-space condominium within the Edna-Islay Specific plan area;
1107 Tank Farm Road; R-1-SP and C/OS-60 zones; Pacifica Corporation,
subdivider (continued from 5/1/90, 6/6/90, and 6/18/90).
Arnold Jonas, Community Development Director, reviewed the agenda report and
made the following recommendations: 1) review additional information
requested by Councilmembers on the 6/6/90 sleeting; and 2) direct staff to
prepare an addendum and/or supplement to the certified environmental impact
report for the Edna-Islay Specific Plan to address minor changes to the
Specific Plan and impacts of the proposed development on the Western Pond
Turtles and other animals on site, and return to Council for action on the
project application after work is completed.
Mayor Dunin declared the public hearing open.
Loal Lorenzen, Pacifica Corporation, reviewed the project, addressed a variety
of mitigation efforts, and urged support.
John-Wallace, Wallace and Associatea, reviewed the items for which Council had
previously requested additional information, and provided argument for use of
an addendum to the SIR rather than a supplement.
Roser Picauet, Attorney representing the applicant, 1106 Palm Street, urged
against Council requiring a supplement to the EIR as he felt it would be
redundant. He supported the use of an addendum to update the previously
certified HIR.
Ritchie Ray Walker, 28 La Entrada, was concerned that the project not go ahead
due to the drought.
Enrico Songio, also opposed the project at this time.
Adele Stern, 6646 ,orcutt Road, was concerned about density issues and
development on Islay Hill.
Cberyl Hoffman, 987 Capistrano, was concerned that no approval be granted
until all mitigation measures were taken. she urged denial of the tract map.
George Uovlan. of the Housing Authority, spoke in support of the project and
the benefits it would provide for low income housing.
Phil Ashely, expressed concerns about the bikelanes, would like a better
playing field for the children and, urged mitigation to protect the wildlife
on Islay Hill.
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Charlie waldewain, Woodside Drive, urged the Council to study the turtle
habitat prior to allowing approval of the project.
Paul Taylor, biologist for Pacifica Corporation, spoke to the concerns raised
about the turtle habitat.
Robert Stern, 4444 Orcutt, stated that the ecosystem of the site is of
concern.
Mavor Dunin closed the public hearing.
9:35 p.m., Mayor Dunin declared a recess. 9:50 p.m., City Council reconvened,
all Councilmembers present.
Councilwoman Pinard did not think the project fits the character of San Luis
Obispo. Prior vegetation had not been maintained as required and, the walls
proposed for the project also were not in keeping with the City's character
and her visions for what the project should look like.
Councilwoman Ravva felt that an addendum should be provided for the EIR,
specifically: the issue of the bike path, road alignment on the upper
hillside, habitat, and detention basins be confirmed by the engineer on the
project. She reminded the Council that the changes made to Tract 1376 were
made by the City. She felt that preservation of the adobe on-site is
important, and that the Edna area includes a housing mixture that works.
Councilman Roalman felt that, although the project offered many excellaut
amenities, enough issues had been raised to support an expanded Environmental
Impact Report. He commented that environmental concerns outweighed housing
concerns in this case.
Councilman Reiss stili had concerns regarding the creek habitat. He would
like to seethe developers start on the remedial activities as soon as
practical and, would require an addendum but not a supplement. He felt that
the affordable housing that the project would provide was extremely critical.
Mayor Dunin spoke in support of the project. He would support pulling of the
bike path plan portion for additional review if it was necessary. Islay Hill
should be used in a passive manner rather than active.
After discussion, moved by Raoua/Reiss, (3=2, Councilmembers Pinard and
Roalman voting no) to direct staff to prepare an addendum to the Environmental
Impact Report for Tract 1750 for Council approval, and include necessary
findings and mitigation measures to identify previous and proposed changes to
the specific plan, to include but not be limited to the creek preservation
area, the bike plan which now encroaches into the area, the habitat and
respective species as well as mitigation necessary to protect those species;
road alignments as proposed by the applicant and a confirmation of the
detention basins by the original engineer; and that the addendum return to the
Council with the necessary findings. Motion carried.
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Councilwoman Pinard urged that staff include in the addendum a review of the
access onto Orcutt Road as it relates to safet.
Moved by Roalman/Pinard (2-3, Councilmembers Reiss, Rappa and Duain voting no)
that the addendum include water availability, air quality and solid waste.
Motion failed.
Councilwoman Ravoa also requested that some temporary fencing be installed.
Upon general consensus Mayor Dunin authorised to write letter to the school
District requesting status and time frame of new school site on Orcutt Road.
2. APPEAL-PLANNING COMMISSION - DEL NORTE WAY (File No. 407)
Council held a public hearing to consider an appeal by Martin 6 Steele of a
Planning Commission action to deny a request to allow reduced street - yard
setback from 20 feet to 1,4.5 feet for a carport at 132 Del Norte Way; Howard
and Shirley Walker, applicants (continued from 6/6/90).
Arnold Jonas, Community Development Director, reviewed thh agenda report with
the recommendation that Council adopt a resolution which would deny the appeal
and uphold the decisions of the Planning Commission and the Hearing Officer to
deny the request for the reduced streetyard setback based on findings
indicated in the report.
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Mayor Dunin declared the public hearing open.
Shirley Walker spoke in support of her appeal.
Mayor Dunin declared the public hearing closed.
Moved by Roalman/Pinard (4-1, Councilwoman Rappa voting no) Resolution 6835
was adopted to deny the appeal and uphold the decisions of the Planning
Commission and Rearing Officer as recommended. Motion carried.
3. 1990/91 ff D (File No. 233)
Council held a public hearing to consider approving the 1990/91 Budget. John
Dunn, City Administrative Officer, reviewed the agenda report with the
recommendation that Council adopt a resolution approving admendments to the
Plan and appropriating funds for 1990/91 Fiscal Year as recommended in the
staff report.
Sill Statler, Finance Director, also briefly reviewed the budget process.
Mayor Dunin declared the public hearing open.
No one spoke for or against the proposed budget.
Mayor Dunin declared the public hearing closed.
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Moved by Pinard/Ravoa (4-1, Mayor Dunin voting no) Resolution No. 6836 was
adopted approving admendments to the 1989/91 Financial. Plan and appropriating
funds for the 1990/91 Fiscal Year. Notion carried.
4. SMOKING ORDINANCE (File No. 703)
Council considered final passage of proposed amendments to the smoking
Ordinance to prohibit smoking in libraries, clinics, offices, retail
establishments, restaurants and bars (continued from 3/1/90 and 6/19/90).
Jeff Jorgensen, City Attorney, reviewed the agenda report with the
recommendation that council give final passage to the proposed amendments as
previously introduced.
Mavor Dunin asked for public comment.
Joe McCarthy, McCarthy's Bar & Grill, spoke against the proposed ordinance.
Allen Heddenshaw, Manager of the Rose t Crown, urged against the proposed
ordinance; felt that it would have a significant economic impact to his
business.
Ritchie Ray Walker, also opposed to the Smoking_ Ordinance, felt it was a
Violation of, human rights.
Dr. Steve Hansen, spoke in support.
Lawrence Holante, spoke in support.
Mayor Dunin declared the public hearing closed.
Moved by Reiss/Pinard (4-1, Mayor Dunin voting no) Ordinance No. 1172 given
final passage prohibiting smoking in certain public places as recommended.
Motion carried.
Moved by Pinard/Reiss (4-1, Mayor Dunin voting no) that the Council
Subcommittee Liaisons work with the Promotional coordinating Committee to
develop an advertising campaign for the promotion of San Luis Obispo as a
smoke-free society. Notion carried.
3. LANDSCAPE DEFERRAL (File No. 317)
Council considered the deferral of landscape planting during mandatory water
conservation (continued from 6/6/90 and 6/19/90)e
Bill Hetland, Utilities Director, reviewed the agenda report with the
recommendation that Council establish deferral of new landscape planting
during mandatory water conservation effective June 1, 1990, pursuant to
previous Council conceptual approval.
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After brief discussion, moved by Ravna/Reiss (5-0) Resolution No. 6837 was
adopted supporting the deferral of landscape planting as recommended. Notion
carried.
Councilman Reiss asked staff to look at projects which involve high financing
and look at ways of making the procedure more workable for them.
6. DOWNTOWN STREET LIGHTING PROJECT (File No. N-09B)
council considered approving plans and specifications for Downtown Street
Lighting Replacement project estimated to cost $102,000. (continued from
3/6/90, 5/1/901 5/15/90 & 6/19/90).
Arnold Jonas, Community Development Director, reviewed the agenda report with
the recommendation that Council approve the plans and specifications for
Downtown Street Lighting Replacement; authorize the C.A:o. to solicit bids and
to award the contract for street light replacement if the lowest responsible
bid is $102,000. or less, and authorize the Finance Director to transfer
$117,300. from the Capital Control Account to cover project costs.
Mayor Dunin asked for public comment.
Brett Cross urged against it; felt it. was a waste of taxpayers, monies.
Councilwoman Pinard urged that the project be approved as she felt it was a
real reinvestment into the community.
After brief discussion, moved by Pinard/Rama (3-2, Councilmembers Roalman and
Mayor Dunin voting no) to approve the downtown street lighting replacement
project, authorize staff to advertise for and authorize the C.A.O. to
award the contract (Agreement No. 102-90-CA). Notion carried.
7. SATELLITE MAPPING (File No. 108)
Council considered award of contract for a Horizontal Control Network in the
amount of $45,000. (continued from 5/15/90 and 6/19/90).
After brief discussion, moved by Reiss/Raffoa (3-2, councilmember Pinard and
Mayor Dunin voting no) Agreement No. 103-90-CC was approved with Wantland
Engineering and Bunsaker & Associates in the amount of 845,000. for a
Borizontal Control Satellite Survey .as recommended. Notion carried.
11:15 p.m. There being no further business to come before the City Council,
Mayor Dunin adjourned the meeting to Tuesday, July 10, 1990, at 7:00 p.m.
APPROVED BY COUNCIL;
PVssan Pam Voges, City Clerk
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