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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes 06/03/1985June 3; 1985 2.23 MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE PETALUMA CITY COUNCIL ~~: ~, MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1985 ~ Roll Call: 7:00 p.m. V~ Present: Balshaw, Cavanagh*, Davis, Woolsey**, Tencer, Vice Mayor Bond***, Mayor Mattei *-arrived .at. 9:35 p.m.; **-arrived at 9:10 p.m.; ***-arrived at 7:05 p.m. Invocation: The invocation was led by Rev. Randall Skoretz of the Seventh Day Adventist Church. =-,tPledge of Allegiance: The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. w~;;c•Consent Calendar:. The following items were approved by the adoption of a single motion which was introduced by Vice Mayor Bond and seconded by Councilman Balshaw. AYES: Balshaw, Davis, Tencer, Vice Mayor Bond, Mayor Mattei NOES : None . • ~~AB SENT : Cavanagh , Woolsey •, .~~ •~•:. ~R~ESO~. 85-159 NCS ast~CLAIMS AND BILLS c •-.RESO 85-160 NCS .HANDICAPPED ACCESS ` n<Reso~. 85-1 0 N,CS .approving plans and specifications for. handicapped access • ~ projects. The Council expressed their desire to include handicapped access ramps installed at the mobile home parks as part of this project. ORD. 1620 NCS =.,~~P~R~EZON~E SYCAMORE HEIGHTS . •:~~~.Ad'opt Ord. 1620 NCS prezoning Sycamore Heights located at the end of ..,Sycamore Lane. ~-;< r. ; •. ~~ RESO. 85-161 NCS :~•~tUTiL~ITY VEHICLE - PARK5 DEPT. •,..Reso. 85-1 1 NCS awarding purchase contract to H. V. Carter Company for :.~z:~purchase of utility vehicle for the Parks Department - $4,388.26. 1 ! i D ~J J \~;#sRESO. '85-162 NCS . r,.;:~YRADI~O..EQUIPMENT BUILDING ;~~:TaReso: 85-162 NCS awarding contract .for concrete .block radio equipment .building to be located at the La Cresta water tank site to Swallow ;. Construction for .$8, 715.00 . • r .i_~ i , ~; . RESO. 85-163 NCS LEASE AGREEMENT - N . W . P. RR Reso~. 85-163 NCS approving lease agreement with Northwestern Pacific Railroad Company in connection with the Hopper Street Water Main Project #86_1'8 . 224 .June 3, 1985 RESO. 85-164 NC5 POLICE FACILITY SITE LEASE Reso. 85-1 4 NCS authorizing site lease . agreement with California Public- Facilities and Equipment Leasing Corp. to be effective from the date. of. recordation until June I, 2008. ~ . • . i ' [,~f: ORD. 1621 .NCS ~ ~ ~-. _, ~_.: LEASE - 969 PETALUMA BLVD . NORTH -. P, OLICE FACILITY Introduce and adopt urgency Ord. 1 21 NCS authorizing lease of real property located at 969 Petaluma Blvd. North for the police facility.'~~•.. * * ROSENBERG, 130.2 HOLM ROAD The City Couriel denied Mr. Rosenber.g's request for reconsideration of the condition (previously imposed by the City Council) to install a five foot landscaped strip. along. the west side of his property. Each...Councl'member expressed his decision to let the previous Council action stand.. ~~ s •s~, ~. DIAGONAL PARKING ~:,Fi . `, . LIBERTY AND KELLER , .. The City Council considered implementation of diagonal parking -on. Liberty and Keller Streets from Washington Street to Prospect. The City Engineer reviewed the proposal. The hearing was opened. Mr. Tom Hendrix~'of ..230 Liberty Street addressed the City Council on behalf of the.~residen~ts::and requested the Council not change the parking . He presented a petition containing 56 signatures who oppose diagonal parking. at those locat-ions. There being no one else wishing to speak, the hearing was• closed.: -The JCity Council took no action to change the parallel parking to .diagonal parking. ~ ~ ~Ji<~ ,1 ~ ~, . RESO. 85-165 NCS APPEAL-WINDOW SHAPES OLD CHURCH 17 KELLER ST. .c.. , Reso. 85-1 5 NCS denying appeal received from the Debbie .Riddle on: behalf, of the Heritage Homes organization from the.-Site Plan Architectural Review .. . Committee (SPARC) approval of changes to windows (reduction in . height and shape from tall. Gothic to much wider rectangular shape) of a former church building which is being remodelled for restaurants use.., ~';,-After Planning staff's presentation, the public, hearing was opened. The. following persons spoke on behalf of the applicant: Al Petri (applicant), Ken ~O''Hare (applicant's architect) , Michael Scott .(owner) . Debbie Riddle and Jim:. Webb, - spoke on behalf of the Heritage Homes' appeal and requested the City Council require the owner to use window shapes in keeping. with the• design of the old church. SPARC members Mark ' Sorenson and Byrori . Fauss. explained the reasoning for the vote at their meeting . There being _no ~~one . else wishing to speak., the hearing was closed. Reso. 85-165 NCS denying the appeal of Debbie Riddle and approve the proposed facade~,remodel.:at 17 Keller Street subject to Conditions 2 through 5 and 7 through 12 (Condition 6 was removed by SPARC) as stated in the April 25, 1985, Planning . _+ -,g~ ) ~• ..)J 1 June 3, 1985 225 RESO.. 85-165 NCS contd. *;,Department staff report to SPARC and to' revise Condition 1 of that staff ;;r.eport to indicate ,all the windows .may be of clear glass and they shall be of the same sizes and proportions as the existing windows. Awnings may be a part of the height measurement. A~YESs Balshaw, Davis, Tencer, Viee Mayor Bond, Mayor Mattei ~ ~ ~N,Q'ES;:- .None. :. ~A<B'S~ENT : Cavanagh.., ~ Woolsey RECESS~8:45 p.m.'to 8:55 p.m. RES.O`.~ ~ 8~5-166 NCS APPEAL -WINDOW DESIGN CREEKVIEW COMMONS Reso." 85-1 NCS denying the appeal of Raja Development to provide two-pane windows on the front elevation and single-pane windows on the other elevations and requiring all windows to be two-pane. Following the Planning Department presentation, the hearing was opened and. Jim O'Kelly, representing Raja Development, addressed the Council in support of the .7~appeal. Mark Sorenson of the Site .Plan Architectural Review .Committee { =.(:SP~ARC~} explained the SPARC vote: Councilwoman Woolsey arrived at 9:10 p•..m:~.,.The resolution was introduced by .Viee Mayor Bond .and seconded by Councilman Tencer. AYES':, Balshaw, Davis, Woolsey, Tencer, Vice Mayor Bond, Mayor Mattei .NOES : None ABSENT: Cavanagh RESO. 85-167 NCS DESIGN TEAM FOR TURNING BASIN/CONCOURSE - Reso. 85-167 NCS awarding design contract to Johnson-Guthrie Associates ~i:as~ithe design consultants for the Golden Concourse (walkway). and turning t ::basis improvements . The City Council had previously reviewed the ~~~fi~nalists' presentations at the May 20 City Council meeting.. The selection -was made by paper ballot: Johnson-Guthrie Associates: Bond, Cavanagh, Davis, Tencer, Woolsey, Mattei EDAW : Balshaw U'NbERGROUNDING ,The City Council was advised there are approximately $230,000 available. for ~r~~~the .next underg-round project. Councilman Cavanagh arrived at 9:35 p.m. .?.~Projeets su.gges.ted for consideration were: Keller Street - $250,000*; Water Street - $100,000*; East Washington $250,000*; or Casa Grande Road - $25;0;;.000* (*-the rough cost figures , are the Pacific Gas . and Electric Company figures) . The East Washington project would be at the end of the flight; path for the new airport's runway and the cost would be shared by the County on a 50:50 basis. Mike Warren, Manager of PGandE, also .addressed the Council. After some discussion, the Council asked staff to .research the impact of postponing undergrounding at the airport to another year. 226 June 3, 1985 LAKEVILLE SQUARE AGREEMENT ;~ The discussion. of the Lakeville,: Square low./very low income hou'sng~~~;set aside was continued to June 17 at the request of the applicant. , ... -;;6•~_ ORD. -1622 NCS . _; ., ,,._ BUSINESS. LICENSE - , G a z:.•. Introduce and adopt Ord. 1622 NCS amending Chapter 6.36.400 (Ped'dlers) and Chapter 6.36.470 (Solicitors without City. Office) Title 6, . •B;u'siness Regulations and Licenses, declaring the urgency thereof to take effect immediately. (This ordinance had been discussed at .length at the.a,May° 6 Council meeting.) Introduced by Councilman Balshaw, seconded by Michael Davis . AYES: Balshaw, Cavanagh, Davis, Woolsey, Tencer, Vice Mayor Bond:;'.. Mayor Mattei ~ F ~, NOES: .None .,,"~ " ABSENT:. None ..:~~-'t~'+1-~ ~ :~ , , _ RESO. 85-168 NCS ~ .,~i ROYAL .OAKS MOBILE .HOME PARK ,~ •, Reso. 85-1 '8 NCS approving- a revised 'uni.t. ,development plan for, Royal.'Ola_ks Mobile Home Park Phase. II (North McDowell Blvd near Sunrise Parkwa=.y ''('AP 137-060-38) . Introduced by ~ Councilman Tencer, seconded by .Councilman Cavanagh. , ....:.,•:~,,_~.J AYES: Balshaw, Cavanagh, Davis, Woolsey, Tencer, Vice Mayor Bon;d:,.r"i• Mayor `Mattei ..~... NOES : None ~ a, ABSENT: None ' ~:i RESO. 85-169 NCS . " CRO.WLEY AN'N_E_ RATION -NEG... DEC,. _ ~ • , ,.;~~ Reso. 85-T69 NC5 approving issuance of a negative declaratioi:..;of environmental impact for the prezoning and annexation of the: G~rowTey Parcel (AP 1.9-120-2.9 .and portion .of 19-120-27) . Introduced by~;.f_~Larr,.y Tencer, seconded by Michael Davis. ,~:, AYES: Balshaw, Cavanagh, Davis, Woolsey, Tencer, Vice Mayor Bond, Mayor Mattei " ac•~• NOES: None ABSENT: None • ~'~..1,.I~ ORD. 1623 NCS PREZONE CROWL~EY ANNEXATION Introduce Ord. 1623 NCS prezoning Place) as R1•-40,000. Introduced Cavanagh. AYES: •Balshaw, Cavanagh, Davis, Mayor Mattei NOES: None ABSENT :.None t_;.t _ - . r(._ the Crowley annexation (5.10 Glear~iew by Michael Davis, seconded • b~y .Jack i _ ,..; r, Woolsey,. Tencer, Vice Mayor Bond:;~_: ' .. ,, ~.: _ :J .:s.3 ... •~, :. ,: ,, 1 1 June 3, 1985 RESO. 85-170 NCS CROWLEY ANNEXATION Reso. 85-170 NCS making application to Commission (LAFCO) to initiate proceedings property located at 510 Clearview Place Iritrocluced by Vice Mayor Bond, seconded by AYES: Balshaw, Cavanagh, Davis, Woolsey, Mayor Mattei NOES : None .~ifABS~EN~T: `Non'e. _.~ilu~l . ~. -~ .-RESO.• 85-171 N.CS HOME RELOCATION 227 the Local Agency Formation for annexation of the Crowley (near Westridge subdivision) . Councilwoman Woolsey. Tencer, Vice Mayor Bond, Reso. 85-171 NCS awarding contract for relocation of three homes (2 Rio -Vista Way, 6 Rio Vista Way and 6 Vallejo Street) to Madison Manor. The contractor is Leff Construction.; the bid .amount is $92 , 575) . PARKING - PETALUMA MILL BOULEVARD LOT The City Manager advised 'that the City has received an offer from the Petaluma Mill who wishes to i ~ maize;. the 18-space lot just off Petaluma• Blvd. for City enforced two-hour parking during the time the Keller Street Garage is under construction. Council consensus was to accept the offer. STUDY SESSION TOPIC __ It was suggested the Council have a study session on the conversion of gasoline stations to .mini-marts.. COMMITTEE TO MEET WITH THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Mayor Mattei appointed Lynn Woolsey, Roland Bond and himself to that committee. The meeting was adjourned at 11:00 p.m. Mayor Fred V . Mattei ATTEST: Cit Clerk Patricia E. Bernar 1