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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 12/15/1986APP,roved as u~rrec;kd ~-IZ-Ts "1 59 MINUTES OF A GENERAL, PLAN HEARING PETALUMA CITY COUNCIL MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1986 ROLL: 3:00 p.m. PRESENT: Davis, Sobel, Woolsey, Cavanagh, Balshaw, Vice Mayor Tencer, Mayor Mattei ABSENT: None PETALUMA RIVER The Council reviewed and amended the draft Petaluma River Chapter. They .added a goal: The Pet~lum River shal~.j be maint in d as a . f ~ navigable river to the' ~`~ro~., , ~-"'" {'O~~ge c~A'~sorsa~de~9~w~sp a ~"~' _ :statement saying the river is used by local industries . COMMUNITY HEALTH AND SAFETY . The Council reviewed and amended the draft Community Health and =' Safety Chapter. T+he meeting was adjourned at 4:30 p.m. to December 16. ATTEST: °~ -- ~~~~~ ~~ Mayor Fred V . Mattei ~~ ~x City Clerk Patricia E. Bernard 1 60 • MINUTES• OF A REGULAR MEETING. MONDAY, DECEMBER' 15, 1986 ROLL CALL: 7:00 P.M. ~ ' PRESENT: Davis, Sobel, Woolsey, Cavanagh, Balshaw, Vice Mayor Tencer.; ' Mayor Mattei ABSENT: None ~ ~ •i MINUTES: November 17, 1986, 3:00 p.m. -approved as submitted. :;._ November 18, 1986, 7:00 p.m. -Urban Separator Policy A. 3. sentence .should be amended by adding the word '!any" as follouius. Property owners shall be required to~ fulfill the requirements of the Urban Separator designation as a condition of approval of a~ of the following : ~ annexation. to the City, 'extension of City services (water or sewer) , or development within City Limits: ' Policy B.2.6. (8th line) change approximate to "proximate" December 1, 1986, 3:0.0 p.m. -under "Miscellaneous Comments." delete the sentence that begins, "we don't wish to use 5 units per acre etc" Amend last line of sentence that begins with "on ratio of residerstial construction ...:" to read "traffic, water and sewer constraints~:,for the period of the plan. Delete the last. sentence on the first page "No development ratio if the traffic keeps flowing." Monday, December 1, 1986, 7:00 p.m. -approved as submitted:i' Tuesday, December 2, 1986, 7:00 p . m . -first page change "in order to accommodate" to read "for" CONSENT CALENDAR The following items from the Consent. Calendar were approved by the adoption of a single motion . Introduced by Jack Cavanagh, seconded by Lynn Woolsey RESO. 86-327 NCS ti~~~+ CLAIMS AND BILLS 61 - RESO. 86-328 NCS APPOINT PLANNING COMMISSION Reso. 86-328 NCS appointing Don.' Bennett to the Planning Commission effective January 1, ' 1987, to 'complete. M. Patricia Hilligoss term which expires June 30, 1990. RESO, 86-329 NCS KENILWORTH KITCHEN & RESTROOMS Reso. 8 -329 NCS accepting completion of Kenilworth Kitchen and Restrooms * * * * END CONSENT CALENDAR The following items relating to East of Ely subdivision were removed from the Consent Calendar to discuss bike paths. The following six items were approved by a single motion introduced by Jack Cavanagh and seconded by Mayor Mattei. AYES: Davis, Sobel, Woolsey, Cavanagh, Balshaw, - ~ Vice Mayor. Tencer, Mayor Mattei . • NOES: None ABSENT: None ' ORD • 16.70 NCS REZONING S~PRIN.G MEADOW V - ~~, Ord 1 70 NCS amending zoning Ordinance No. 1072 NCS by rezoning Spring Meadow V from (Planned Community District) to (Planned Unit Development). located on the east side of Garfield Drive approximately between Vista Lane- and Caulfield Lane ORD 1671 NCS REZONE SHELTER HILLS VILLAGE UNITS I & II Ord 1 71 NCS amending zoning Ordinance No. 1072 NCS by rezoning Shelter Hills Village, Units I and II from (Planned Community District) to {Planned Unit • Development) located. on the east side of Garfield Drive approximately between Caulfield Lane and ~ •Village East Drive .• RESO. 86-330 NCS _~ :SPRING MEADOW TENTATIVE MAP • ~ ~ ..i .Reso. 86-330 NCS approving the tentative map for the Spring Meadow V °•: 78 unit single family dwelling development on the east side of Garfield RES'O. 86-331 NCS SPRING MEADOW DEVELOPMENT PLAN Reso. 86-331 NCS approving the unit developemtn plan for Spring Meadow V on the east side of Garfield Drive between Vista Lane and Caulfield Lane . 62 RESO. 86-332 NCS c SHELTER HILLS VILLAGE UNITS I .& II UNIT DEVELOPMENT Reso. 86-332_ NCS approving the unit development plan for .;Shehter H-ills Village, Uriits I and II on the east side of Garfield Drive iri the -vicinity of Caulfield Lane to Village East Drive . RSO. 86-333 NCS SHELTER HILLS VILLAGE UNITS .:I & :II TENTATIVE. MAP Reso. 8 -333 NCS approving the tentative. map for Shelter Hills Village Units I & II a 11'0 Unit single family dwelling development on the east side of Garfield Drive, RESO. 8'6-334 NCS ARROY_ O, PARTNERS ~ i Reso. 86-33'4 NCS approving Arroyo Tentative Subdivision Map `for -an industrial condominium at 1110-1130 Industrial Avenue (.Arroyo Partners) Floodplain Development Policy The Council clarified their intent regarding the manner of - calculating a zero net change of water displacement- resulting .from construction ~in the Floodplain. It is the: C.ouncil's intent that any fill broughf .int'o a project site, within a Floodplain area, for any purpose including but not. `limited to raising a building pad, parking lot, landscape area., etc. , be offset by the removal of a like amount of material. Material may be removed from any portion of the site, including the Floodway ~ or from another "site with"in the immediate area. The Council is not .requiring an offset for material in excess of the. 1.00 year base flood level. (the. L00 year flood level is :established by the Federal Insurance Administration as a range in elevation from 25 to 29.6 feet above mean sea level) . ALCOHOL ABUSE AND USE BY MINORS Police Chief Dennis DeWitt -gave a summary of efforts: regarding., 'alcohol problems among 'the young people of Petaluma. Efforts~•'have been _ .focused on two areas; educating about .~alcohoi abuse and enforcing. all applicable laws pertaining fio alcoliol.use and abuse ~by minors. The Petaluma schools, Service clubs, Retailers Aginst Serving.. Minors and Decoys (RASMAD) , Petaluma People -:Serv ices Center an:d~ .'the' McDowelh Drug Task Force are..involved along with the police department:. Training classes for ret ailers- are being put together "by RAS'MAD members for presentation in January 1987. The police department will assist with this training. ~.~ ~ f . ,•,~ 63 The enforcement part of our plan is to always act when we have specific ~, information that a business is selling alcohol to minors. Surveillance and. "attempting to buy. alcohol with a decoy are two methods we will employ. Another i enforcement strategy is to analyze our own internal data in relation. to alcohol related arrests and contacts . A form used by our -= ~ ~ ~ ~:-~. officer-s. when they contact minors with alcohol provide us with fairly accurate information as to where minors are getting alcohol covering ~~" ~. areas such a's home, adults., other minors, or businesses where minors •:~ -~ .? are obtaining alcohol. We will cooperate with A.B.C. on alcohol related ,~ problems .because of state mandates on A. B . C . to regulate licenses . The goal is not to punish minors but to minimize their opportunities to violate alcohol related laws. The Council. accepted the .Chief's .report. MOSQUITO ABATEMENT DISTRICT POLICY QUESTION In response to a request sent to . all agencies from the Manager of the Mosquito District the City Council suggested the Marin/Sonoma Mosquito ::Abatement District Board of Directors_ established their own attendance rules to deal with .sporadic attendance of their members . Recess 8:25 to 8:30' P.M. RESO. 86-335 NCS C . D . B . G . PRIORITIES Reso. 86-335 NCS approving the 19.87-88 Community Development Block Grant Project Priorities for Petaluma. Warren Salmons presented the applications and staff recommendations in the following priority: 1. Petaluma Peoples Services • Cenmter . $180 , 000 2. Home Rehabilitation Program $100, 000 3. .Handicap Ramp .Construction ~ 30, 000 - TOTAL $310, 000 .~ The. hearing was opened. No one wished to speak. The hearing was closed. Introduced by Brian Sober,. seconded by Lynn Woolsey AYES: Davis, Sobel, Woolsey, Cavanagh, Balshaw, Vice Mayor Tencer, Mayor Mattei NOES: None ABSENT: None 1 64 RESO. 86-336 NCS COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES IB Reso. 8: -336' N~CS approving the issuance. of a mitigated negative' declaration pursuant` to • California .Envir.onmental Quality Act ,for: the adoption band approval of a, .revised p+lanned .unit. district. development plan :and .tentative subdivision .map .for Country • Club Estates Unit: IB;. Country Glub Estates IB is' a 1.5.5 ..acre 32 custom lot subdivision .located on McNear Avenue. The developer, Leonard Jay., was represented, by Civil En,gineer~ Emil' Mogel. The developer is .proposing- to •construc.t the required off-site. drainage' improvements on McNear s Avenue. ..Staff is recommending the development ~ also ~ participate in the. cost of a traffic signals on Petaluma Blvd: South at McNear Avenue and at Mt. 'View. ~... . SPEAKERS: Emil Mogel, Joe Harn a resident in the area who. had furnished the Council with a petition -'containing. 110 aignatures'. - The petition. expressed concern about the "potential off-site adverse impacts should the project proceed without some upgrading of existing drainage structures." He noted here is work being done on the hill now (tYii`s is soil stabilization -work required of the- development.) - ~ It• •• was 'the Council consensus that the soil stabilization should be completed by- January 1. DESIGN GUIDELINES: There shall be design guidelines for this any any other custom. home projects. These guidelines will be referred to the City Council prior to approval of the final map. . -.• COVENANTS., CONDITIONS & REGULATIONS: It is the intent..of~ the City Council that the Covenants, Conditions' and Regulations for: this subdivision shall contain .language 'that. would allow City crews to enter the properties and clear clogged storm drains (and bill the Homeowner's Association) •if the homeowners do . not..maintain ..them. annually; The mechanism for the homeowners too bear this cost could bey their association or other acceptable legal mechanism. Prior to the Council votes on• these items, Emil Moge1 asked .permission to do corrective drainage work off-site in an amount equal to and in lieu of the storm mitigation fees due this subdivison. The Council concurred R:eso. 86-336 Introduced by John Balshaw, AYES: Davis, Sobel, Woolsey, Cavanagh, Vice Mayor Tencer, jMayor Mattel seconded by Michael Davis Balshaw, NOES : None ABSENT: None 65 RE~SO. 86-337 NCS ~,r,~ CO_UNTRY CLUB ESTATES - TENTATIVE MAP Reso. 86-337 NCS approving the tentative Unit IB, a 32 lot residential subdivision McNear Avenue in the vicinity of Country Introduced by Lynn Woolsey, seconded by •~ AYES:. Davis, Sobel, Woolsey, Cavanagh, Vice Mayor Tencer, Mayor Mattei NOES: None ABSENT : None map for Country Club Estates located on the south side of Club Drive. Brian Sobel Balshaw, RESO. 86-338 NCS COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES DEVELOPMENT Reso. 86-338 NCS amending the development plan for Country Club Estates located on the south side of McNear Avenue in the vicinity of Country Club Drive Introduced by John Balshaw, seconded by Jack Cavanagh AYES: Davis, Sobel, Woolsey, Cavanagh, Balshaw, Vice Mayor Tencer, Mayor Mattei NOES : None ABSENT : None CITY COUNCIL RULES OF PROCEDURE The City Council reviewed the proposed revisions to their Rules of Procedure. The revisions incorporate State 'Brown Act (open meeting law) amendments which become effective January 1. The major changes are the addition of a 15 minute "Public Comment" agenda item, the posting of the agenda 96 hours prior to each Regular and Adjourned meeting, and the requirement that discussion is limited to items that are - listed on the posted agenda with few exceptions. No new subjects will be responded to at the meeting . They will be referred to staff as appropriate. The City Council directed staff to have their Council agenda packets delivered no later than Thursday prior to the Council meetings . Staff will bring back the revised procedures at the December 22 Council meeting for adoption. LAKEVILLE HIGHWAY PLAN LINE City Engineer Hargis reported that CALTRANS is processing the sound wall and plan line at a more rapid rate. It is expected that CALTRANS will have accomplished a sufficient amount of work to be able to have timetables for the sound wall construction and assessment district hearings by the second meeting in January. 66 FLOOD LITIGATION • • ~ = ~~'~~.'.' - The City Attorney, Joe Forest, .announced. that a X1.2; ;million la>wa suit 11as been. filed against City and other agencies. for `d'amages from the .February, 1986.; •'flooding. t. GOAL SETTING' The Council set either Saturday, January +17, or 31, 1987, ' as the . gba1. setting meeting to be held with management staff. ~ • The meeting was adjourned at 10:45 P.M. - 1 .~ ATTEST: • . •~ . ~/ - Mayor Fred V . Mattei • • '~ .~~ • • ._ • rty Clerk Patricia E. Bernard •. .. 1