HomeMy WebLinkAbout08/15/1966MINUTES
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
August 15, 1966 - 7:00 P.M.
CITY HALL
Roll Call
Present: Emmons Blake, Frank Gallagher, Arthur F. Spring,
Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel
City Staff
Present: P. Chapman, Planning and Building Director; J. H. Fitzpatrick, '
City Clerk; R. D. Miller, Administrative Officer; D. F. Romero,
City Engineer; L. Schlobohm, Fire Chief; Ervin Rodgers, Police
Chief; E. P. Thompson, Water Superintendent.
On motion of Councilman Gallagher, seconded by Councilman Blake, the minutes of the
meeting of August 1, 1966 were approved. Motion carried.
On motion of Councilman Gallagher, seconded by Councilman Spring, the claims against
the City for the month of August were approved subject to the approval of-the Admin-
istrative Officer. Motion carried.
1. Mayor Whelchel presented certificates to the following City employees:
a. William H. Woodward, completion of Arson and Fire Investigation Seminar.
b. Douglas Krebs, completion of Arson and Fire Investigation Seminar.
c. Harry E. Blumhorst, completion of 30 hours of instruction in Fire Alarm
Operations and Maintenance School.
d. Mervyn F. Dixon, completion of 32 hours of instruction in Fire Alarm
Operations and Maintenance School.
e. James L. Breeden qualified for Water Pollution Control Plant Operator III.
2. At this time Mr. Dennis Wheeler, contractor for the Westside Auto Parts, Inc., '
appeared before the City Council to discuss with the City Council methods of
financing sewer and water improvements to serve the Westside Auto Parts, Inc.,
property on Edna Road.
Mr. Wheeler stated that his principals had no objection to paying for the sewer and
water f apilities for the entire parcel of land owned by the Company but that they
would.Like to postpone some of the payments over a period of years as most of their
capital is tied up in the new building and equipment.
Mr. Wheeler stated that the total cost for the entire parcel would be approximately
$8,500 and that the amount necessary for the initial service area was about $2,100
leaving a balance of approximately $6,400 and he suggested that Westside Auto Parts
be allowed to pay this over a period of six years.
After discussion by the City Council it was moved by Councilman Spring, seconded by
Councilman Gallagher, that this request be referred to the City Attorney to draw up
an agreement between the City and Westside Auto Parts, providing that the balance
could be paid off over a six year period, that the Westside Auto Parts would not
object when the adjacent areas were proposed for annexation and further that if the
property is developed or sold prior to the completion of the payoff, then the total
amount would be due and payable. Motion carried.
3. The City Council continued the hearing requested by Santa Maria Neon Sign Company
on the denial by the City Council of a permit for a new sign for MR. Z on Foothill I
Boulevard in the Polin Shopping Center.
Mr. Meredith appeared before the City Council and explained that the new sign,
while larger in area, was actually less objectionable due to the fact that it did
not flash which was apparently an objection of the City.
Mayor Whelchel stated he felt that the size of this sign did not fit in with the
spirit of the new sign ordinance being prepared by a citizens committee and he would
therefore vote against the change.
Councilman Blake. also stated that he was opposed to this new sign as proposed due
to its size and the fact that it would be in violation of the proposals being
prepared by the Citizens' Sign Committee.
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Page 2
Mr. Blake continued that he felt that the Shopping Center Operator could do something'
to put all the signs in a more attractive arrangement on the roof.
Councilman Miller stated that he was in,favor of the new 'sign as he felt it was more
in keeping with.the balance of the other signs on the,buildings and further he
approved the elimiiaation of the flashing sign existing at the present time.
Councilman Gallagher also stated he felt that the new sign, while he recognised it
was larger, would be.less objectionable than the sign with the flashing lights -.
presently on the building.
Councilman Spring stated he also objected to the flashing sign and that.the elimin-
ation of this annoyance, even though the new sign was larger, would be a step in the .-
right direction.
On motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman-Gallagher, that•the Council _.
grant a permit for the new sign for MR. Z. Motion carried.' Councilman Blake and
Mayor Whelchel voting no.
4. Communication from Lyle P. Carpenter and Howard M. Newby regarding the estab -.
lishment of a County Economic Development Activity- within the County of San Luis
Obispo with a.full time staff.and with funds to be contributed by the County and.by.
the Cities in the County.
The County of San Luis Obispo is.contributing $17,500 as..their.initial share of this
program. They also ask whether the"Cities in the County- want'a County Commission
with a Committee Advisory Group, whether they want this function to be a County
managed non civil service department; or a non = profit- corporation with directors
from all parts of the County.
' Mr. Newbv appeared before the City Council urging that the.City Council of San Luis
Obispo go ahead with their share of the financing so'thet the County Economic
Development Program could proceed.
He stated he felt sure that all six Cities in the'County were planning on partici-
pating in this program but continued that if all the Cities do not participate then
none of the Cities should and.he would recommend that..the County Government proceed
on this program without the Cities support.
Councilman-Spring stated he was generally opposed to this program and discussed with
Mr. Newby the sources of the County funds being allocated forlthis.program and felt
that with the amount of taxes being collected by the County in the'Cities, that-this
should be done by the County without any contributions from the Cities.
Councilman Gallagher stated that he agreed with t,he'statement of Councilman Spring
and felt that County general funds paid for by all the residents of the County
should pay for this program which was to encourage economic development of the
entire County.
Mayor Whelchel stated that the City Council of San.Lais Obispo.had.previously
approved the allocation of $5,000 subject to all °Cities'in the County participating
or the funds would not be made available,
_ The City Council then discussed the type of oiganization.they would prefer to see '
established to manage or direct this program.
On motion of Mayor Whelchel, seconded by Councilman Gallagher, that the..City of San
Luis Obispo favors a non- profit corporation with each City to have one representa-
tive on the Board of Directors and the - unincorporated areas also to be represented.
Motion carried..
5. Communication from John L. Seitz, representing property owners in the'vicinity
of the Pizza Pantry, 486 Marsh Street, requesting that the City Council take some
action to.control the nuisance existing at the .Pizza Pantry and'caused by it, the
nuisance consisting of noise, debris and fighting on the streets by customers of the
Pizza Pantry. °
Communication from Mr. Crossman, Acting City Attorney, requesting "that the City .
Council hold this matter over until he has had an opportunity to investigate the
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August 15., 1966
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cony after the investigation he will report suggested actions for the City
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Mr...Fletchery property owner, appeared-before.the city i-ouncil'asking that.the .., F..
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City Council- tik6"sbiae1"a1dti61h.'ib rlb_iie.;�e th . 6'&d'jac6-ht
Jt9pefty' 614#ers-of-Lthe-nuisance
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caused by the-, Pizza` ,, Pan", :such as. excessive- noise., street kithiing;-, debris - and"
f� z 0 entire malicious mischief � ' ih'the-
11C. City owner. ' of thb. Mid- Tdk� - M'tel� red- before' thb` ity-�- ounci.1--bbjectin
Mr. McNamhi�4" 0.,_.,.appea
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to the noise and commotion akisieid` by tS6' r4trons- of he Pizza" antr' abd g g
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the City Council take steps to give the adjacent property cwrirs"slo'i'ei r-e"1116f.':`
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Mr. Mc_Nir6Ari list�ad. at iei��)� 6'
manager of his motel and the- piople`attend3*_'n'g th6 Pizta7 I ahtX7- festuvities. :,
Police.•.ChiefRodgers reported..:to the.,City Council that they.have received many
comp lall T=a diif tfik ac�ti*ities -'gb_ihg`- dn'' at,'the- Pizza 'Pantry' arid"that--4hen''a 'police •
off icer- or-car --arrives—on the scene,' peace reigns- sbrr6j byt as soon as- the-polidej,
officer leaves the noise starts up again,
Chief
. k. '" od' ger.6. st:a& 0 t kd ". I'll, en'-'K. ad;-' di.dc u'ss6I d"-. -t h 3'-'s mattI ..6. i_ :-4i. th11-- th e-'-dk.6 r o_f - th; e-'P' ,
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and, tlit,ti6."6iher. tbld'IiLft that' he did 'not feel, he couldbd-h6ld " responsible for •
things thathlppdh bif'bi property and 3111` 1' could o" " would' control "wore ,
the
activities on his property.
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As reqLLest.ed by :theF"a"4c"tih't` City Attorney the' matter, wdjs, Hai� over :,t'or-t,Iwo weeks;i -
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6. C o ma. i c a t i 6"n f o Fi tlie 7 '
C it 6 Mr- . C it ii dn s National Ba"n. k-- 9r- e pr-'es e nhin g t he estate
of Courtn:ey L ., Modre., J -questifg
Vfat-77 TMty--UouncUX-ta iiiiia"t6
portion of Monterey Street included in the Motel Inn propelrty:'-
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The bank stated that this was -a requirement of 'a"'nei'lease--being prepared 7f
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property.
The request was referred to the Mannim
.g Commission for recommendation to the City
C oul�cj Or.,. zd.! -,:4:1 r: 1� 1 i
7, -if -61ons-iddred the a&e6meht -bbtigeh� tfiii- Chambei
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Commerce and the City of San Luis Obispo for services to'-be'p4ffohwd by t Chambe f''
for, -the City. - t, .
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s -suggedt6d -b� -thb, Chahb6r' toiid of 'tire ctors
and- agrees to
On motion of Councilman Gallagher, seconded by Councilman Blake the agreement was
he�.Xayof was C
apprbvid aiid ��thoriz6d to sign -�qe agreement: on-befialf-of—thd ity;,_--..
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Motion
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8, At this time the City Council held a public hearing on the request of Jack
Hathaway for-transfer of the,Yellow Cab.Company Certificate of Public Convenience
and - Necessity to Mrs -.Helen' .-Soith"'
The City Clerk reported that since the Councii"Yiadr'set this publid h6dring thiV:-
Mr. 4athaway.had_ submitted a, letter.cancelling his first request and requesting that
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any a 6. PCI-Me'Brayer -and- -Kathleen
the Y�11056 tftL.nsf'eri6'd 8-�Ward
J. McBrayer.
Mayor.Whel6fi6l_diF d'tW-p,ablic'1hisarin -�open.
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Mr. . John .'Ak6an ipp6area"6et'o'r"e" the n'-City "-Council n6--t-i-tyift. t-�_'t'h"b'-m'-4th&t he'-was-ho lbn&i:
connected with the A & M Cab Company partner and was only interested asla-,-�-citiz-e--n--:--,�--",�
of the-City., He stated he wished to notify the City Council and hoped that they -
would
-h ting'zc'db.bii6in'6§ses-"iiithiri-
-takesome,action on.severa'l'-peop e w 6-are�opera
OMP id-Ith-thb City feigu U e ema
the City ' * b�' t " ;-'; . lati&is.�' F' rthe'r ''h 'd nded that
.y wi. pu c lkin
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the -City 'f-p-rcethese pe6ple to-quit bper�atin!k in 666 tit'
pe 1 ion-with
companies.
Mayor Whelchel declared the public hearing closed.
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August 15, 1966
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Chief Rodgers appeared before the City Council- stating that these charges had been
made previously by Mr. Axman, but i.f he refused to name individuals who are operating
without a license and sign a complaint, there was nothing the Police Department
could do in this matter.
On motidn of Councilman Gallagher, seconded by.'Councilman Blake,. the hearing, for
' transfer of the Certificate for the Yellow Cab Company.w.as continued to September
69 1966.-
9.' At this time the City Council considered approval of the final map of Johnson
Highlands Tract No. 305. - .___.....__:_ -... .
Mr. Romero, City Engineer, presented a map of the proposed subdivision stating that
the map was technically correct...and that he would- recommend its adoption by the City
Council.
Further, Mre Romero listed the following conditions for approval of the map.
1. Subdivider shall install individual pumping equipment for each dwelling -
situated above elevation 460, City datum. -'Each pumping unit shall be located on the
property it serves and shall be capable of maintaining a constant minimum pressure
of forty pounds per square inch while delivering a minimum of thirty gallons of
water per minute. Each pumping 'unit shall be instalied.with-an underground electri-
cal service from the dwelling complete in operating condition with overload protec-
tion and low suction pressure cutout all in conformity with the City's electrical
code.
2. The subdivider shall pay the City the sum of $499.45 (1.427 net acres @
$350 per acre)'connection..charge to the City water system in accordance with Section
1410.1 of the Municipal Code.
On motion of Councilman Gallagher, seconded by Councilman Miller, the following
resolution was introduced. Resolution No. 1593, a resolution approving the final
map of Tract 305.
Passed and adopted on the following roll call vote.:..:
AYES: Emmons Blake, Frank Gallagher, Arthur F. Spring,
Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel
NOES: None .
ABSENT: None -
10. W. Romero, City Engineer, reported to the City Council that the work required
by the City as a condition of:abandonment of a portion of Henderson Street between
Abbott and Garfield Streets had been completed, and he recommended that the City
Council proceed "with the abandonment.
On motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman Blake, the following
resolution was introduced. Resolution No. 1594, a resolution of intention to
abandon a portion of Henderson Street.
Passed and adopted on the following roll call vote:
1 AYES: Emmons Blake, Frank Gallagher, Arthui.- - Spring,. _
Donald Q. Miller,, Clell.W..kbelchel
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None
11. Comminication from the = Hoedowners and 8notheads Square Dance Clubs of San Luis
Obispo requesting permission to put on a square dance demoa`-Btration on September 1,
1966 on Garden Street between Higuera:and Marsh Streets.between.the hours of 7:30
and 8:30 P.M. was approved on motion.of Councilman.Gallagher, seconded by Councilman
Miller. Motion carried.
12. Mayor Whelchel and Councilman Gallagher; members of the Citizens' Committee
studying the Cable T9 operation in the City of San Luis Obispo reported progress to
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Page 5
' 'by-th6;.Co&dte__ ondate- • 7 •
Caimitt;&d stated' that they- -had me-t 7_W_'_t_h.t_heI. off icers- of_ tki6-. Cehtk'al,:'.--
The BWDbi�is
California Communication Corporation and the president of theTrans American
'some]improvement
Microwave Company and that these representatives felt that could'
t& -C i -in. the, City of., San Luis Obispo. Some
e TV- ,.Fe. e ve. -_ the, .1 1 , ..-.
be made d.
- -_.tAti*on"- -etc, -and-thiit ibiprJoved
t lve; --the)- change s-.r.Pf_zKela
of"these improvemen sAnvo _Y; S.
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ve� months. our or ;
of the TV reception might not be achieved forf �
quality 1J.
continue to
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Councilman Gil-I-alberfaddbid-Ithdt,.he believ s the.. Committee should.still .) 7F
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trLLs matter and also reported that the CATV Compan3f hid-agreed to i3 ove
pursue
their public service and to handle ib#laints in a more polite manner,
iotj8n76kCouncilman_Millers -seconded by-Counci1man_,Blake, the f diowilr
a resolution cli-I
resolution was introduce , termInIn
aReso1utIon No,
necessity of ac ing certain real property for public purpose, to-wit: thd"
nin
rac"tioh.,bf P Ic%,e-iDbpartment;,Baildin ...and parking:;lot., -and. de.termi __g the
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priceltherefor as being reasonable.
& a opte o the-.,, following roll call yotp:
gssed'an d`
-Emkons Bl:ake',Y,:T Frank.: Gallaghe y. Arthur F...Spring
DChald.'Q Y tiller,:: er�'. Clell.,14, W4 elchel
7 NC&!-�None'
ABSENT None
-f ollow,
seconded by Councilman Spring -th& ing
on -motion -6P: Cdunycilmah.,Miller,;
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35?,, an-mrdiance creat in 9
ordinance was intr—od-u-ce-&—f-or—TI—nal passage. Ordia_ncelo.
undergrqiM4 Ut , ility Districts Numbers 22 32 4 & 5,
Fifiallp''p'assed0oiii,tbb�fo3.lowing,-ron,-call-:vptp�
AYES: Emmons Blake., Frank GaUaghert Arthur F. Spring;
Donald Q. Miller;-.,-Clell W,.._Nhel hel�,`
NOES: 1Kohe:'.!
ABSENT: None
15. On motion of Councilman Gallagher., seccnded by Councilid `Milldr'the
following resolution —wasintroduced. Resolution No a ?�olution increasing
the 19.66-67 budget.
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d -_and:'Ih'dcptdd -on rthe f ollowi.ng roll,call
AM: Emmons Blake,, Frank Galja&@:p;.,:_
Donald Q. Miller,, Clell W. Whelchel.
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ABSENT: None
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16. on motion of Councilman Miller.4 seccndedby Councilman Gell . a . gheTj' the Adminis
trative Officer;*is-suthorized%to advertise for biaE_,f0r pVehgse, of,:bwo motor
scooters by the City of San Luis�obispoe!..;Motioncarried
17, R. D. Miller., Administrative Officer.9 announced the appointment.g Ramon Gosseli
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as Fireman effective August 20j, 1966 at $494 per month subject"t6 a probationary
period of one year. -Id" .
r ... , " , _ % ilman -Gallaghers the. following
,,,,Miller seconded by Counci
18, On' motion..-of---"Gb:unc-ilT-ff-an,
- - Oar 1-.--1966 were -approved.
.salary -dtep iikf"ses le=ective, Septemit _M�'_ -Step a , t to dk -,.-Maintenance -Man;-3.1. from. jS ' tep, at
Carrijgt,0
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--ii6fith _efpeL4tive s September jj n!2�?. --C:-xf
'095"
Glassmeyer, Elaine A* Stenographer., from Step 2 at t6 Step 3 at:-$417--
1' 1966-e p
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HARRIS, Wiliiam'Rc, Maintenance Man II, from Step 4 at $494 to Step 5 at $521
per month, effective September 1, 1966.
JOHNSON, Bert C., Water Supply Assistant, from ,Step 4 at $494 to Step 5 at $521
per month, effective September 1, 1966.
MECH, Alice M., Typist -Clerk II, from Step 1 at,$3.35 to Step 2 at $355.per
month, effective September 1, 1966.
Motion carried.
19. On motion of Councilman Blake, seconded by Councilman Gallagher, the Mayor was
authorized to accept and record on behalf of the City of San Luis Obispo the.follow-
ing deeds and.agreements for street- widening.
a. Grant deed, agreement and covenant from M. F. Sowles and L. R. Sowles
for setback line widening on Higuera Street.
b. Grant deed and agreement from D. F.- Brussow.and Ersel Brussow for widening
on Broad Street.
Motion carried. -
20. Mr. Romero presented the City Council with a progress report on street widening
acquisitions on Foothill Boulevard on the south side and on.Santa Rosa Street on the
west, Palm to Monterey.
21. Communication from Robert D. Wendt, attorney representing Helen Smith,' request-
ing that the City Council transfer the temporary permit for the San Luis Transit
Company.to William L. Lindsay.
Mr. Lindsay appeared before the City Council asking the City Council.to approve this
transfer of the transit permit to him from Mrs. Smith and further he-would.like a new
permit issued to him under the same conditions for one additional year..
On motion of Councilman Gallagher, seconded by Councilman Spring, that the temporary
petmit issued to'Mrs. Smith be: transferred to William L. Lindsay to November 15,.
1966 at which time Mr. Lindsay can apply for an extension of said'permit.,- Motion -
carried.
22. Mr. Romero, City Engineer, presented the following report regarding serer and
water facilities for Tract 347.
Mr. Maino proposes to install sewer and water facilities adequate in size to serve
the ultimate development of the Auto Park property (Tract #347) and a portion of the
Pereira property, a part of which is now being developed for Howard Johnson. .Normal
City policy would require that -the developer install somewhat larger size facilities
than is needed for his development with the City paying for the coat of the excess
capacity. The Engineering Department has made.an analysis of present and future
sewer and water needs taking in to account the most likely development which might
occur on the properties in this area and has arrived at the following recommendation:
1. That the sewer lift station be adequate in size
to handle an equivalent population of 4,300
people. Equivalent population of the Maino and
Pereira properties is approximately 1,650 people.
Cost differential in providing excess capacity,
Approximately. _ $2,700.00
2.' `Installation of-approximately 4,000 lineal feet
of an eight inch force main rather than the six in
inch force main needed'by the developers
Approximately $42000.00
3. Installation of a ten inch gravity sewer main-
from Los Osos Road to the lift station site'
instead of the eight inch main needed by the
developer.
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Page 7
Approximately,
TOTAL . -SEWER COST"
$29500900.,
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`4 j � - i - ` Mr. ka�oand'PHce Thompson" have'
opinion as to the developers necessity to` proviaw-c"".
7a twelve.inch.-y.ate.r line from.the nearest adequate
main_ the- Lakewood' subdifidiow- and'• extend:--
ing southerly along Los Osos Road., and"16'a'sterly'
along the frontage road. If the City is obligated to
pay the difference between the eight inch water line
proposed by Mr...Maino and the twelve inch line
required byL the' Cit5�_Masterl-f 'japptokiiate..cos
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City, 'be-
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-A#&b bly -$l89O000OO:_!-
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Mr. Maino wishes to proceed with water` sewe imaedizifely in
order.to take advantage of good weather and the low ground water at this time
,-� .!� lfgl' , 6" - _. I- .,.In 11�d6td' i -, .,,it t1i.-,
Vfth6� y6ar." hei fore"Is' 'requesting -a'Couhi�il . , on 1� I ' is ' tiffiis
regarding City participation in excess capacity. He hasindfidliteif tliat-he is
willing to deposit the normal 3% inspection fee to cover City costs in inspect-
i.ng the construction in order that the facilities will be accepted- for'mainteriaiice
upon completion of the work,
Mr. Romero' should mali6--thd'--foild ng' 'detd ions:,
1. Will the City of San Luis Obispo provide excess capacity sewer and
74 it 1iiies- 'in the' dr�duhts- red oraffbn dd by
2. Should Mr. Maino be required to install an,,8Tr6r•i121t water -lind.
Firb Chief ---Sb1if6V61E stated thgt-tfi i Fire-De�p&itiiezit` :.'af-t(§r'-c"on-sultation with-,
lin-ei shoiild b6---instal-led,,in..-thi!i,'tra t_,�7_!
the'-widdrimiters felt: �ih�t`a,"i�lt'�water
in order to `gu"Ara'�if6d 'at . led6t, 34-000 - gillons,= perminiite of-water for:- :fire
protection and urged that the City Council adopt adequate pipe sizese.
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.could see'n6 objection '-the -City Participating
Co=ci1i `e�a,MijXir\dtatd that `tie ': I to,
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the excess -daVaicity'.-in":ihg= ddi�Ter,-ihsfal-lationI but.,'h6,:fe1t --that-2thd,_121J water
line was needed and should be installed by Mr. Maino as the 12" capacity was-.-__;,_-
:Si_ @ needed for the Auto Park Development and was the same requirements of the Water
:S_ �iHtefidait-76Ad thcr'.-FirefChiit 7t
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Mr. Maino appeared before the City Council and stated that he objected to
instal
an Eiiiht--inch:: water line: ,as -'his --engineers, feel that ahe -
-8i cliie:` would be more ' than:-a&quaten oeservd his".detel6pment:including.:fire.;r-
!_:*f1dws and funkier 1•that =if "the Zity felt :that something ' �overi_81i.-. capaci-ty.-.should.!: -.
•11h6ialleld theni�this-should'be--�paid-,for'by theiCity,-..
Thomps6n'.-tWatim Supei-intendents-,6xplaJhed!:toithe-City.:Gouncil'-lthe7,technical-,..-%
: necessity of"r6quiriftk; .-i`112!! water= line!.to--- serve this-development, :
It was the concensus of the Council that a 12" water line would be required to
serve not only this development-• butf?future-,pi-opodedDdevelopfnetts.•in,�the-general•_
.vicinity. The question before the"C6uncil was-'whether- the-Zity would�pay:for
excess capacity, the difference:-betwben an.'81 :. and; 1211,,water4 -line'e.
On motion of Councilman Spring., seconded by Councilman Gallagher, that the City
require a 12" water line with the City�to.:pay.:thek.bxcess.capacity: for_ :the--develop-
ment between an 811 and a 12" line from the point of nearest adequate service to
the soutfieas't,dorner of Lot--Ti,:icMbtiom-carried. Councilman Miller voting no.
On motion of Councilman Milleri--:,:1seconded by.! Councilman rB.2Ake.,- ,that -the- larger.
sewer- facilit es as recommendedtby...the.City..EZiEeer;..,be-.-in4al-le-d Atih_tke Pity
paying the cost of providing the excess capacity.:-,.-., Motion -,carried;
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23* On..mot±6n"Nof Councilman-.Ga-l-lagher.,,% seconded by Councilman Miller, the
following ordinance was introduced to print. Ordinance No, 353J an ordinance
levying a tax for the current 19.66-67.. fiscal�. year. 74ppp- qll-, taxable•, pKqpp;!ty, -
within the City of San Luis ObispcL-,-.?q10 . f - !��' : the. ..9 such, tax,,
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City Council Minutes
August 15, 1966
Page 8
Introduced and passed to print on the following roil call vote:
AYES: Emmons Blake, Frank Gallagher, Arthur F. Spring,
Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
24. Mr, Romero, City Engineer, presented for the Councils consideration a plot
plan and cost estimate for development of a parking lot behind the recreation
building.
On motion of Councilman.Miller, seconded by Councilman Gallagher, the City Engineer
was Instructed to proceed with the construction of the parking lot behind the
recreation building to be paid for out of Park Department Funds, Motion carried.
25. The City Council adjourned to an executive session to discuss personnel matters.
26. On motion of Councilman Blake,- seconded by.Councilman Miller, the meeting
adjourned at 10 :30 P.M.
Approved: September 6, 1966
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