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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes 12/22/1986ApproJed QS CpvreG}~ 1-5-~7 72 MINUTES OF A REGULAR ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE PETALUMA CITY COUNCIL MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1986 ROLL CALL: 7:00 P . M . PRESENT: Davis, Sobel, Woolsey, Cavanagh, Balshaw, Vice Mayor Tencer, Mayor Mattei ABSENT: None -- MINUTES: The December 8, 1986 minutes were approved as submitted. CONSENT CALENDAR: The following items from the ~ Consent Calendar were approved by the adoption of a single motion which was introduced by Lynn Woolsey, seconded by Michael Davis AYES: Davis, Sobel, Woolsey, Cavanagh, Balshaw, Vice •Mayor Tencer,, Mayor Mattei NOES: None ABSENT; None RESO. 86-339 NCS ARROYO PARTNERS CONDO. Reso. 86-339 NCS approving final map for Arroyo Partners condominium conversion - Industrial Avenue RESO. 86-340 NCS COUNCIL RULES OF PROCEDURE Reso. 86-340 NCS Adopting revised Rules of Procedure for the City Council and repealing Reso. 8439 NCS. RESO. 86-341 NCS RECREATION BUILDING. RESTROOMS Reso. 86-341 NCS awarding contract for remodelling the restroom in the Recreation Offices (old Police Building) RESO. 86-342 NCS SKYPARK ESTATES FINAL MAP Reso. 86-342 NCS approving the final map for Skypark Estates (located on Garfield Drive) . * * * * CONSENT CALENDAR. REAR ADMIRALS .Mayor Mattei bestowed the rank of Rear Admiral in the Petaluma Navy to 73 Councilman Brian Sobel and to Mayor-Elect M . Patricia Hilligoss . ORD. 1672 NCS • PURCHASE GRAY PROPERTY Introduce and adopt. Ord. 1672 NCS authorizing purchase of the Gray property located at East Washington and Old Adobe Road (1.00 acres of a 181 acre parcel) for $850, 000.00, X500, 000.00 has been accumulated by the City for this site and the Gray's are contributing $350, 000.00 towards the purchase. The Gray's will receive fi e additional units for this action . The ordinance was ,introduced by Lynn Woolsey, seconded by John Balshaw AYES: Davis, Sobel, Woolsey, Cavanagh, Balshaw, Vice Mayor Tencer, Mayor Mattei NOES: None ABSENT : None . RESO,.; 86-3'43 NCS, - ,;UPHOLD BOULEVARD BOWL APPEAL .. f The expansion of the bowling alley was approved in February, 1985. An ' ~ increase in video games from 14 to 17 machines was approved at that .. ~-.: ~' time. In September, 1986,, before the expanded bowling alley opened the .~•. • ~ video arcade enlargement was requested. •a~~•• The Council considered the appeal. of the ..Planning Commission's 11/25/86 :,~•. °:.denial of use permit modification which would allow expansion of video °' . arcade inside .Boulevard .Bowl from 17 to 30 machines. The expansion has been. in operation for two weeks; however, there is . ,~, ;•. ;still some finishing work to be done. The hearing was opened. Matthew Hudson, representing ahe ,Boulevard Bowl and speaking for McCoy Enterprises,, spoke .for ~ the. additional game machines, some of which are scheduled to be placed in the cocktail lounge . Letters from Messrs . Crook, Andrew and Jones expressing no opposition were presented. Valentine Majors, 18 Cochrane Way, said she can hear the bowling balls and pins falling down. She also noted boards have been removed from the fence. Wes McCoy of McCoy Enterprises urged that the Council support the request. The hearing was closed. Police Chief DeWitt .reported no police calls as a result of the arcade games.. .There was discussion about need to emphasize the driveway accesses to the bowling alley ~so patrons do not mistake the Veterans Building driveway for the bowling alley driveway., Reso. 86-343 NCS upholding .•~ the. bowling alley .appeal with the following conditions: (1) the insulation that was :omitted during the construction of the addition be installed, (2) the driveway ;accesses be checked with. the original approval to determine whether or not the accesses are properly sited, 74 ~, ~ , (3) the bowling alley identification -signs be adequate to identify- the entrance driveways, (4) a report be made to the Counci'1 on .;t_hese , conditions, within 30 days, (5) if the above are not completed prop_eray, 'the use, permit will be revoked, .; .• •~. BOWLING ALLEY contd. 6 upon' satisfactorily meeting these conditions the, number of :arcade machines may be increased by 7 'for a total of 24 machines'.. •l~ Introduced by Vice Mayor Tenter, seconded by Michael Davis AYES: .Davis, Sobel, Woolsey, C'avanagh', Balshaw, ~ +' Vice Mayor Tenter, Mayor Mattei .• .t NOES: None - ABSENT: None ' RESO. 86-344 NCS LUCCHESI PARK COMMUNITY CENTER John `Miller and Eric Glass presented a schematic ' design ~ (.b.otfi~` 3 dimensional and floor plan) . There was some discussion aboizat.'':the design of the tower" . The Council asked that the exact ~.desg~n, ` color" ,. textures, et cetera, be brought back to the Council for review+. T-he proposed • building ••colors are • grey and shades of jade green c; -The following design changes were asked for by the Council-: since there:: are no skylights, there shall be clerestory windows that open, the reception area ~ shall be visible from- the lobby; security devices .shall Abe included in the design; a reader-board announcing coming events at the; center shall be located so that it may be seen readily from .:North.. McDowell Blvd. ; .kitchen access for caterer trucks to back up to the building stall be included in the building design. . Reso. 86-.344 NCS' approving the schematic design for Lucchesi. Park Community Center with the added conditions stated above. ~. Introduced by Lynn Woolsey, seconded by Brian Sobel. _ AYES:' Davis, Sobel., Woolsey, Cavanagh, 'Balshaw, . ,. 'Vice Mayor Tenter, Mayor Mattel • NOES : None ABSENT: None SEWER~FEES '~ The Council' disco sed. the proposal to increase sewer connection •fees for industrial, commercial and residential users; discussed commercial and in~dustriaT 'loadings' or solids that are treated at the ewer plant; and discussed the cost. of installation of monitoring meters in the commercial and industrial sewer laterals, Ralph .Sartori,. ~ Petaluma . Cooperative Creamery, one of the two heavy waste producers, said they are in the process of upgrading their waste pretr-eatment capability. "The: other heavy solid waste `industrial company is the veal slaughterhouse. 1 75 The Council had additional questions relating to the sanitary sewers, waste water treatment both at the plant and at the sewer ponds, various costs, specific cost to construct a pipeline to the storm runoff detention ' ~ ponds at the airport and to the Gray property (Old Adobe Road at East Washington Street) . They requested that staff prepare an explanation of the various formula used to arrive at the proposed fees without using technical terminology. A study session will be set -aside to work on this item . ANNEXATION FEES The Council asked for a report on increasing the annexation fees. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FEES The proposals for fee increases were referred to the building industry for comment. The Mayor-Elect will appoint a Council subcommittee to meet with the building industry. INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS The Council discussed establishment of a Council subcommittee to work ' with staff. to develop a list of infrastructure deficiencies so the Council can know the dollar amount of public works projects that needs to be funded for the near and distant future. -MAYOR MATTEI LAST MEETING Mayor Mattei expressed his pleasure in having served the City for 7 years as Mayor .and 8 years as a Councilman. He praised the Council and staff for their dedication to the City of Petaluma. The meeting was adjourned at 10:00 P.M. s ATTEST: ~; Mayor~Fred attei f. c:~'~ ;,~ tp- ''clerk Patricia E. Bernard