HomeMy WebLinkAbout07/15/1986M I N U T E S
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO
TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1986 - 7:00 P.M.
SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
' ROLL CALL
Councilmembers
Present: Vice -Mayor GlennaDeane Dovey, Councilmembers Robert Griffin,
Penny Rappa, Allen K. Settle and Mayor Ron Dunin
Absent: None
City Staff
Present: Paul Lanspery, Administrative Officer; Roger Picquet, City
Attorney; Dave Romero, Public Works Director; Toby Ross,
Assistant Administrative Officer; Steve Henderson, Assistant
to the Administrative Officer; Dave Romero, Public Works
Director; George Truppelli, Fire Marshal; Roberta Goddard,
Finance Director; Terry Sanville, Principal Planner; Judy
Lautner, Assistant Planner; Jeff Hook, Associate Planner;
Sharon Jones, Recording Secretary
C O N S E N T A G E N D A
Moved by Settle /Dovey, the Consent Agenda was unanimously approved as
recommended by the City Administrative Officer with the exception of C -4,
Dunin voting no. The following actions taken as indicated:
C -1 COUNCIL MINUTES
Minutes of Tuesday, April 1, 1986 - 7:00 p.m. approved as amended (5 -0).
C -2 CLAIM AGAINST THE CITY - ROCKY MOUNTAIN CHOCOLATE FACTORY (File #189)
Claim against the City by Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory in the amount
of $501 for damages caused by the City's alleged negligence in responding
to notification of a sewer blockage at 848 Higuera Street was denied as
recommended (5 -0).
C -3 TRANSIT FUNDS (File #1155)
Resolution No. 6022 (1986 Series), was adopted approving the-1986-87
annual claim for Transportation Development Act funds totaling $684,721 as
recommended (5 -0).
C -4 TRAFFIC WORK ORDERS
Resolution No. 6023 (1986 Series), was adopted approving traffic work
orders for period of April 1, 1986, through June 30, 1986, as recommended
(4 -1, Dunin voting no).
C -5 FINANCING PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS (File #416)
Resolution No. 6024 (1986 Series), was adopted appointing Bank of America
as Trustee for the proposed Madonna Road Assessment District bond issue of
approximately $9,650,000 (5 -0).
C -6 RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION
Resolution of Appreciation No. 6025 (1986 Series), was adopted recognizing
Rich Chubon for his 13+ years service as Executive Director of the City's
Housing Authority as recommended (5 -0).
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C -7 PARKING MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE (File #475)
Resolution No. 6026 (1986 Series), was adopted as amended establishing a
7- member Parking Management Committee to assist in the implementation of
the City's Downtown Parking Program (Committee to operate for 2 years and
"sunset" on July 15, 1988, unless extended by formal Council action)
(5 -0).
Upon general consensus, Council added agenda items A -1 regarding the Water
Management Plan and A -2 regarding parking deck #1 to the end of the agenda
P R E S E N T A T I O N S
A. RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION
Presentation to Rose McKeen for her many years of dedicated service to the
City as a member of the Tree Committee continued to August 5, 1986,
Council meeting (5 -0).
B. FINANCIAL AWARD
Presentation to Roberta Goddard, Finance Director, by Paul Lanspery of an
Award of Financial Reporting Achievement to the City of San Luis Obispo
,from the Government Finance Officers Association.
P U B L I C H E A R I N G S
1. REZONING (R1251) - 761 ORCUTT ROAD (File #463)
Council held a public hearing to consider a Planning Commission recommen-
dation to rezone property at 761 Orcutt Road from industrial (M) to
service - commercial /light industrial with special considerations (C -C -S);
Donald E. Stickler, applicant.
Terry Sanville, Principal Planner, reviewed the agenda report with the
recommendation that Council introduce the ordinance to print rezoning from
M to C -S -S as recommended by the Planning Commission.
Mayor Dunin declared the public hearing open
John Eckland, representing the applicant, was concerned about the.
extension of Sacramento Drive and the effect that it would have on the
creek.
Mayor Dunin declared the public hearing closed.
Moved by Settle /Rappa (5 -0), Ordinance No. 1072 (1986 Series), was
introduced to print rezoning property at 761 Orcutt Road from M to C -S -S
as recommended.
After brief discussion, moved by Rappa /Griffin (5 -0), to direct staff to
initiate process to add an "S" designation to the remaining parcels east
of McMillan Lane to the railroad tracks.
2. REZONING (CR1262) - EDNA /ISLAM SPECIFIC PLAN (File #41:5)
Council held a public hearing to consider a Planning Commission
recommendation to rezone property at 1100 Tank Farm Road from low density
residential- specific plan (R -1 -SP) to medium density residential- specific ,
plan and conservation /open space -40 acre /specific plan (R -2 -SP and
C /OS -40SP) to achieve consistency with the Edna /Islay Specific Plan; City
of San Luis Obispo, applicant.
Terry Sanville, Principal Planner, reviewed the agenda report with the
recommendation that Council introduce an ordinance to print rezoning the
property from R -1 -SP to R -2 -SP and C /OS -40 -SP as recommended by the
Planning Commission.
Mayor Dunin declared the public hearing open.
Keith Gurnee, representing the property owners Pacific Ventures, stated
they had no problem with the proposed rezoning.
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Mayor Dunin declared the public hearing closed.
Moved by Settle /Rappa (5 -0), Ordinance No. 1073 (1986 Series), was
introduced to print rezoning property at 1100 Tank Farm Road from R -1 -SP
to R -2 -SP and C /OS -40 -SP as recommended.
3. TENTATIVE MAP - TRACT 1376 (File #1376)
Council held a public hearing to consider a Planning Commission recommenda-
tion to approve a tentative map creating a 132 -lot residential subdivision
within the Edna -Islay Specific Plan area located at 1100 Tank Farm Road;
R -1 -SP zone; Pacific Ventures, subdivider.
Terry Sanviile, Principal Planner, reviewed the agenda report stating that
the Planning Commission was recommending approval subject to the findings
and conditions listed in the resolution. Staff would encourage the
Council to target specific areas tonight where more information and
discussion was needed for further staff and applicant work.
Councilman Settle would like to delete Condition #27 regarding access
mitigation measures for cul -de -sacs that are more than 150' from the
intersection.
Upon question, George Truppelli, Fire Marshal, stated these.homes would be
equipped with fire sprinklers and, therefore, felt there was no need for
this condition.
Mayor Dunin requested that condition #8 be revised to include that Fire
hydrants be provided as required by the City Fire Code and to the
satisfaction of the Fire Marshal.
Mayor Dunin declared the public hearing open.
Keith Gurnee. representing Pacific Ventures and the property owner Rob
Rossi. reviewed the proposal in detail. He recommended some additions to
Condition #10 concerning erosion and stated that this amendment had been
discussed with the Righetti's. He reviewed five principle issues: 1)
phasing; 2) grading; 3) providing for future park improvements; 4)
property ownership with regard to property boundaries which he felt the
Pacific Ventures' property line was accurate and that the Righetti fence
was not straight due to erosion; and 5) fire sprinklers as they relate to
cul -de -sacs. He stated that when the regulation assessment issue is
discussed, that the fire concerns be reviewed at that time. He urged
support of the tentative map.
Allen Righetti. adjacent property owner since 1949, stated that the fence
had been there for over 100 years and, it was his opinion that the fence
had not moved due to erosion. He would like to have this line properly
verified. He wanted to be sure that there would be no water drainage onto
his property at the basin under the railroad tracks.
Rob Rossi, applicant, stated that this area had been surveyed twice to
ensure that the boundaries were correct.
Mayor Dunin declared the public hearing closed.
After discussion and on motion of Settle /Rappa (5 -0). Resolution No. 6027
(1986 Series). was adopted approving tentative map for Tract 1376 with the
following amendments:
Condition No. 8 amended to read, "Fire hydrants shall be provided as
required by the city Fire Code and to the satisfaction of the Fire
Marshall..."
Condition No. 10 amended'to read, "Subdivider shall submit for Community
Development Director approval a detailed landscape improvement plan for
the detention basin and the northside of Tank Farm Road. Plan shall be
prepared by licensed landscape architect, and shall be consistent with
concepts and requirements of the Edna -Islay Specific Plan, and shall
include Drovisions needed to Drevent erosion on the northside of Tank Farm
Road. Landscaping shall be installed to the approval of the Community
Development Director."
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Condition No. 27 deleted.
Condition No. 31 now becomes #30, amended to read, "Subdivider shall
submit to the Community Development Department a noise analysis, prepared
by a registered acoustical engineer, that analyzes the effects of noise
from Tank Farm Road on the adjacent residential lots. The report shall
include recommendations for noise mitigation. These Measures shall be
incorporated into the project where necessary."
8:40 p.m. Mayor Dunin declared a recess. 8:50 p.m. City Council
reconvened, all Councilmembers present.
Mayor Dunin adjourned the City Council Meeting pending the Capital
Improvement Board Meeting.
President Dunin called the Capital Improvement Board to order.
ROLL CALL:
Present: Vice - President GlennaDeane Dovey, Boardmembers Robert
Griffin, Penny Rappa, Allen K. Settle and President Ron
Dunin
Absent: None
4. MADONNA ROAD PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS (File #416)
The Capital Improvement Board considered establishing a Local Agency
Investment Fund (LAIF) account for investing a portion of the bond issue
for the Madonna Road public improvements totaling $4 million.
Roberta Goddard, Finance Director, reported to the Board and Council that
the bond issue in the amount of $13,970,000 had closed today. She
reviewed the Capital Improvement Board agenda report with the recommenda-
tion that the Board adopt a resolution which would establish a Local
Agency Investment Fund account for investing a portion of the bond issue
for the Madonna Road public improvements as recommended.
Moved by Boardmembers Settle / Raopa (5 -0) Resolution No. 103 was adopted
establishing a Local Agency Investment Fund account as recommended.
President Dunin adjourned the Capital Improvement Board Meeting.
City Council reconvened, all Councilmembers present.
S. BUS SUBSIDY (File #541)
Council considered approving an amended agreement between the City and Cal
Poly for route subsidy for San Luis Transit for fiscal year 1985 -86
(approx. $1,800); and agreement for fiscal year 1986 -87 route subsidy
(approx. $67,063).
Nancy Knofler, Transit Manager, briefly commented on the performance of
the bus system the past fiscal year. She reviewed the agenda report with
the recommendation that Council adopt a resolution approving amendment #1
to Interagency Agreement No. 85/037 and Transit Agreement SA #86/058 with
Cal Poly as recommended.
Moved by Settle /Griffin (5 -0), Resolution No. 6028 (1986 Series), was
adopted approving amendment #1 to Interagency Agreement and Transit
Agreement with Cal Poly as recommended.
6. GROWTH MANAGEMENT RANKING (File #466)
Council considered ranking of six projects for building permit issuance
under the Growth Management Regulations. Project candidates are:
1. Margarita Condominiums; 46 units at 251 Margarita Avenue:
2. Hubbard Apartments; 11 units at 1334 Palm Street;
3. Tract No. 1313 Houses; 10 houses at 102 Foothill Blvd.;
4. Endres Apartments; 10 units at 356 North Chorro Street;
5. Gannco Condominiums; 40 units at 2221 King Street;
6. Buena Vista Estates Condominiums; 6 units at 2155 Augusta Court.
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Toby Ross, Assistant Administrative Officer. reviewed the agenda report
with the recommendation that Council adopt a resolution ranking six
residential projects as recommended (6 permits for Tract 926; 10 permits
for Endres Apartments; 11 permits for Hubbard Apartments; 46 permits for
Margarita Villa Condominiums; 10 permits for Tract 1313, and 17 permits
for Gannco Condominiums). He stated that staff was also recommending an
additional point be given to Gannco Condominiums for energy conservation.
This point would not change the ranking. He stated that staff was not
recommending any points for public amenity because this particular
subdivision at this time would not add anything to the existing Park.
Mayor Dunin asked for public comment.
Randy Dettmer, architect for the Gannco Condominium Project, also known as
Parkside Condominiums, was concerned about the scoring and ranking of
their project and stated that they did have a good argument to receive an
additional point for solar heating as stated by Mr. Ross. With regard to
the public facilities and amenities process, he explained that this
40 -unit project was the last phase in the South Street Specific Plan
area. This project and others have proportionately donated certain
amenities, i.e. the greenbelt at Meadow Park, improved open space,
drainage channels, and other public improvements, natural open space on
the hills behind South Street, and reserved land for future expansion of
Meadow Park. He stated that Gann Investments had spent over a 1/2 million
dollars as well as giving land to the city and felt that this was a
significant contribution. He would urge that the Council give them some
credit for this and that they be eligible for at least 2 -3 additional
points.
After brief discussion, moved by Settle /Griffin (5 -0), Resolution No. 6029
(1986 Series), was adopted ranking six residential projects as amended to
assign two additional points to Gannco Condominiums, one for solar heating
and one for sidewalk improvements.
1 7. COURT STREET (File #435)
Council considered a request to authorize staff to negotiate with
Glenborough /FAMA /Sykes Group for development of the Court Street Center
Project located at 999 Monterey Street.
Jeff Hook, Associate Planner, reviewed the agenda report with the
recommendation that Council authorize staff to negotiate with
Glenborough /FAMA /Sykes Group for the development of the Court Street
Center Project. He reviewed two minor changes to the exclusive
negotiation agreement with regard to Deposit Retained in Section 2B, and
in Section 9B, Fault of Developer, as outlined in a letter from
Glenborough /FAMA /Skyes Group dated July 14, 1986. Staff would recommend
that Council adopt a resolution approving the negotiation agreement to
include these two amendments.
Mayor Dunin asked for public comment.
Marshal Olhilski, project representative for Glenborough /FAMA /Sykes,
complimented the City on the thoroughness of the process. He introduced
the joint venture partners in the development team; Richard Farrol,
President of the Glenborough Corp.; Frank Morro, Frank Morro and
Associates; and Tom Sykes, Sykes Group. He urged support of the amendment
to the negotiation agreement as outlined in their letter of July 14, 1986.
He stated they were available for any questions.
Moved by Settle /Griffin (5 -0), Resolution No. 6030 (1986 Series), was
adopted authorizing staff to negotiate with Glenborough /FAMA /Sykes Group
as amended to add to Section 2, "The Mayor is hereby authorized to sign
the exlusive negotiation agreement for the city as amended pursuant to the
Glenborough /FAMA /Sykes Group letter dated July 14, 1986."
Councilman Griffin requested that staff draft an appropriate letter
complimenting the individual members of the Citizen Interview Panel to
reinforce the Council's satisfaction with their good work (5 -0).
8. SIGNAL IMPROVEMENTS (File #1144)
Council considered a proposal by Caltrans for the installation of a
mastarm and 12" signal faces on Marsh Street at Broad Street.
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Dave Romero, Public Works Director, reviewed the agenda report with the
recommendation that Council direct staff to negotiate with Caltrans for
participation in costs of improvements, including the upgrading of the
traffic signal controller.
After brief discussion, moved by Griffin /Settle (5 -0), staff directed tc
negotiate with Caltrans for participation in costs of improvements,
including the upgrading of the traffic signal controller as recommended.
Staff further directed to work with the BIA and ARC to consider develop-
ment of: 1) signal design safety standards; 2) a replacement schedule for
the balance of those critical locations as noted in the staff report; and
3) consider design guidelines for future signals in the downtown (5 -0).
9. SIDEWALKS (File #533)
Council considered adopting the 1986 -87 Sidewalk Priority List concep-
tually approved by Council on 6 -17 -86 (continued from 7- 1 -86).
Councilwoman Rappa stepped down due to a possible conflict of interest.
Dave Romero, Public Works Director, reviewed the agenda report with the
recommendation that Council adopt a resolution approving General Criteria
and Site Selection Priorities and approve Specific Priorities for New
Sidewalk Locations as a basic. guideline.
After brief discussion, moved by Griffin /Settle (4 -0 -1, Rappa absent),
Resolution No. 6031 (1986 Series), was adopted as amended by Councilwoman
Dovey for format only approving General Criteria and Site Selection
Priorities as recommended.
After brief discussion, moved by Griffin /Settle (4 -0 -1, Rappa absent),
Specific Priorities approved for New Sidewalk Locations as a basic
guideline for considering proposed projects as recommended by Councilman
Griffin.
Councilwoman Rappa returned to her seat.
Councilman Griffin requested that A -2 be taken first due to the lateness
of the hour.
A -2 PARKING DECK #1 (File #554)
Andrew Merriam, Merriam & Fraser and architect for Parking Deck #1 at Palm
& Morro, reviewed the schematic plans for the Parking Deck as approved by
the Architectural Review Commission. He stated one issue that was raised
by the ARC was inclusion of the proposed elevator which would cost an
additional $60,000 and a loss of 4 -6 parking spaces. He further reviewed
the model, i.e. handicapped access, circulation, etc., and urged that the
Council give direction tonight on whether or not to include the elevator
as part of the plans for review by the ARC at their August 18 meeting.
This is needed in order to meet the ground breaking deadline by January.
He was available for any questions.
After brief discussion, moved by Settle /Rappa (4 -1, Griffin voting no),
the elevator was not included as part of the approved schematic plans for
Parking Deck #1 located at the corner of Morro & Palm Streets.
A -1 WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN (File #517)
Councilman Griffin reviewed the add -on agenda report with the recom-
mendation that staff be directed to initiate an amendment to the General
Plan to incorporate the Water Management Plan as an additional element as
outlined in his memo dated July 14, 1986, and request the Planning
Commission to schedule required public hearings.
Paul Lanspery, Administrative Officer, stated that the Council would have
to give the Planning Commission something to work with. The Council is
holding study sessions on July 28 to deal with the Nacimentio Project;
August 4 to hear the County's presentation; and on the regular meeting of
August 19 to take public testimony. The Council should develop a policy
guide for the Water Management Plan to refer onto the Planning
Commission. These major policies could be used to initiate their review
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and public hearing process. He stated the downside of the process was the
commitment to meet the County's deadline by the end of September.
After discussion, moved by Dovey /Griffin (4 -1, Dunin voting no), to direct
staff to initiate an amendment to the General Plan to incorporate the
Water Management Plan as an additional element and request the Planning
Commission to schedule required public hearings.
Paul Lanspery stated that staff could bring back a policy at the August 19
meeting summarizing the major policies of the Water Management Plan. If
the Council agreed at that time, that might serve as the vehicle to
comment to the County.
C O M M U N I C A T I O N
C -1 After brief discussion, the tentative Council meeting dates for the
end of July and the months of August and September approved as recommended
(5 -0).
10:45 p.m. Mayor Dunin adjourned the meeting to Closed Session under
Section 54956.9c of the Government Code to discuss initiating litigation.
There being no further business to come before the City Council, Mayor
Dunin adjourned the meeting at 11:25 p.m. to Monday, July 28, 1986, at
4:00 p.m. to discuss water.
By y"�haron J)6hes, Recording Secretary
Pz i ela Voges, ' C fty Clerk
APPROVED BY COUNCIL: 11/18/86
M I N U T E S
ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO
MONDAY, JULY 28, 1986 - 4:00 P. M.
COUNCIL HEARING ROOM, CITY HALL, 990 PALM STREET
SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA
STUDY SESSION
ROLL CALL
Councilmembers
Present: Vice -Mayor GlennaDeane Dovey, Councilmembers Robert Griffin,
Penny Rappa, Allen K. Settle (arrived at 4:05 p.m.) and
Mayor Ron Dunin
Absent: None
City Staff
Present: Paul Lanspery, City Administrative Officer; Roger Picquet,
City Attorney; Pam Voges, City Clerk; Mike Multari,
Community Development Director; Toby Ross, Assistant
Administrative Officer; Bill Hetland, Utilities Manager; Hai
Fones, Utilities Engineer
1. ADVISORY BODY APPOINTMENTS (File #125)
Paul Lanspery, Administrative Officer, recommended appointments to the
newly - established Ad Hoc Committee for Review of Council Compensation.
After brief discussion, moved by Dovey /Griffin (4 -0 -1, Settle absent), to
appoint Ken Schwartz, Lynn Cooper, Jim Buttery. Barry Whelchel, and Sandy
Carsel as recommended.