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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 05/06/1985May 6, 1985 ` ~AjO, °~- MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING ~vP OF THE PETALUMA CITY COUNCIL ', ~, h ~:; 1 MONDAY, MAY 6, 1985 Roll Call: 7:00 p.m. Present: Balshaw, Cavanagh, Davis,. `Woolsey, Tencer, Mayor Mattei 'ac~;A~b'sent: Viee: Mayor Bond * (•*arrived at 7:20 p.m.) 207 Invocation: Rev. Clint Scarbrough of the Church of the Nazarene led the prayer. The. Pledge. of Allegiance was led by Mayor Mattei. „' .. . Minutes - The April 15 minutes were amended by adding the 'mover'-Lynn Woolsey, and 'seconder'-Michael Davis, to the Revenue Sharing item on page 197. .•.~-, .~ CONSENT CALENDAR The following items from the Consent Calendar were approved by the adoption of a single motion introduced by Jack Cavanagh, Jr. , and :.. ~~ ,:!seconded. by John Balshaw: ,,.~trAYES: Balshaw, Cavanagh, Davis, Woolsey, Tencer, Mayor Mattei NOES : None ABSENT: Vice Mayor Bond RESO. 85-126 NCS . r r :CLAIMS _AND BILLS •:.~ .. . .ORD.-~ 1615 NCS °~~~ :PURCHASE ,PROPERTY LOCATED AT SYCAMORE LANE/PETALUMA BLVD. ~.;:~.; NORTH ,~~_~Adopt Ord. 1615' NCS authorizing purchase of property located at Sycamore -.tr La•ne~-and Petaluma Blvd. North. ~~ 7 `>•>' ,RE°SO:. 85-127 NCS HOME RELOCATION AGREEMENTS • Reso:~= 85=127 NCS authorizing execution of final home relocation agreements :,li~and ~ solicitation of construction bids pursuant to Reso. 84-156 NGS for riJ Virginia Gibbs, Mark & Connie Peabody, and Wayne Farris/Ellen Swenson. =, ~ • ..i .;:..ORD.: 1616 NCS ,ANIMAL CONTROL REGULATIONS Adopt Ord.. I616 NCS revising the City's Animal Control regulations - Title • 9~ - of the Municipal Code and noting the urgency therefor to make the '_ ordinance effective immediately. -', RE'SO~.~ 85'-128 NCS :u ~ •GRADING CASA DEL ORO 5 & 6 . ,..,~ .Reso~:~' 85-128 NCS authorizing.. grading of Casa Adel Oro subdivision Units 5 .: ' arid~.6. and authorizing execution of agreement. _• :~• , , t.r 208 May 6, 1985 RESO. 85-129 NCS _ FINAL MAP 1VIORNIN~GSTAR IV Reso. 85-129 NCS approving final subdivision map for Morningstar Unit 4. RESO. 85-130 NCS ,i CREEKVIEW COMMONS REVISED FINAL M,AP Reso. 85-13'0 NG'S approving final subdivision map for Creekview Commons Subdivision, as amended. ~ - ,, ,~ * * * * * End of Consent Calendar * * * * * ~~. , CHAMBER OF COMMERCE .,; :' The presentation of the new City entrance signs was continued to a later time in the meeting at the request of the Chamber. _ ; s_~ c~., ~. ; , BERLINER COMPLAINT . , . Mr. Berliner was not present to speak to his complaint about meterless parking, so the item was continued to a later meeting. ", . .";" PETA-LUMA REFUSE COMPANY ",., r..,. The request for review of the franchise, collection rates ,and cont"rac•t, :term was referred to. the City Council.. Garbage Committee (Vice 'Mayor .Bond, John Balshaw, Jack Cavanagh, Jr.) _ . _1~~; ,, APPEAL -JOHN MILLIKEN MINI-MARKET USE PERMIT - _:.i•' ~ ._ The Council considered the appeal received from John Milliken .from the Planning Commission refusal to grant a use permit for a mini-market to be located on the corner of Cherry Street and Petaluma Blvd. North... Kurt Yeiter of the Planning Department presented the background ~i"nformat-ion. The hearing was opened. John Milliken presented his points of ap,p.eah and responded to the Council's questions. In addition, 'the other speakers were: Dr Noles, whose property adjoins the subject parcel, .expressed his agreement to allow delivery trucks to exit through his driveway onto Petaluma Blvd. North; Bruce Blynn, John Milliken's. partner, .reiterated their proposal to improve a portion of Cherry Street (curb and gu,tter~:) as well as a portion of Petaluma Blvd.. North (restripe to create five lanes,,; the middle lane being reserved for left-hand, turns for ,traffic going either . direction) ; Jim Hanna of 805 Petaluma Blvd.. North spoke in support•~of the application; Fred Rogers, 14 West Street, spoke in support saying, this would benefit the neighborhood.; Jack Hogan, 314 English Street., said both of Mr. Milliken's stores are well run; George Milliken, D Street,.~spoke . on his son's behalf.. 5,. ;-, 1, Those speaking in opposition to the mini-market were: Ed Barone,, 31 Cherry Street, noted there are 50 students who use the street to. get to and from school (St. Vincent's); a left turn would be difficult unless, you cut the sidewalk; there is heavy sidewalk. traffic there; the . length of delivery trucks runs from 35 feet to_65 feet.; there- are several delicatessens within a one mile radius; this will .b,e . inconvenient for .the . resdents~~in~ the neighborhood. Linda Barone, 31 Cherry Street, is opposed to just closing the mini-.market between 2 am and 6 am; Cherry is a dangerous, little street and only a small portion will be improved. Phyllis Powell, 20 West Street, is opposed because of the traffic and noise on West Street. May 6, 1985 209 MILI.IKEN APPEAL cont'dl The hearing was closed at 8:45 p . m. The .City Council asked staff to read ;,`.the ~ p:ermitted and conditional uses for the Highway Commercial zone so that the public would be aware of the potential uses for this land. •c_ RESO. 85-131 NCS UPHOLD MILLIKEN APPEAL -GRANT USE PERMIT Reso. 85-131 NCS upholding the appeal and granting a use permit for a mini-mart to be located at 715 Petaluma Blvd. North with the 12 conditions listed in the April 9 staff report plus three additional conditions: (1) that the mini-market close between tam and 6 am; (2) if noise becomes a problem, the u.se permit review will occur sooner than one year; and (3.) a truck egress agreement through Dr. Noles property be entered into between Mr. ..,Milliken and Dr. Noles. Introduced by John Balshaw, seconded by Michael ••Davis.. ~ , AYES: Balshaw, Cavanagh, Davis, Woolsey., Vice Mayor Bond, Mayor Mattei .1,._rNOES,: Tencer t:~ AB°S'ENT~: None RESO. 85-132 NCS LYONS RESTAURANT NEG. DEC. Reso. 85-132 NCS approving the issuance of a negative declaration pursuant to California Environmental Quality Act for an amendment to the General .._, Plan/Environmental Design. Plan Land Use Element for a lot at 214 Payran r;. Street (AP 7-063-12.) . Planning Director Warren Salmons reviewed the .;project. The public hearing was opened. Mr. Marvin Alldaffer, Vice :+~ President of Lyons Restaurants, answered the Council's questions. There :;.being_ no one else wishing. to speak, the hearing was closed. The resolution ~~..~;was introduced by Vice Mayor Bond and seconded by Lynn Woolsey. ;..,AYES.: ~ Balshaw, Cavanagh, Davis, Woolsey, Tencer, Vice Mayor Bond, ~r~i3 is~a? Mayor Mattei :t NOES.: None ABSENT : None ,~__ RESO. 85-133 NCS LYONS RESTAURANT GENERAL PLAN Reso.- 85-133 NCS approving an amendment to the . General Plan/Environmental Design Plan Land Use Element (Lot at 214 Payran Street - AP 7-063-12) from Urban Residential (10 dwelling units per acre maximum _ density) to Central Urban Commercial. Introduced by Jack Cavanagh, Jr. , seconded by Vice Mayor Bond. AYES: Balshaw, Cavanagh, Davis, Woolsey,. Tencer, Vice Mayor Bond, • ,Mayor ~ Mattei .:,~:~N:OES: None. 'i . nABS~ENT : None •! -SYCAMORE HEIGHTS ~ - Planner Kurt Yeiter presented the Sycamore Heights application for a general plan amendment from Suburban Low to Urban, prezoning of 8.17 acres and request that the Local Agency Formation .Commission .initiate annexation proceedings . It was stated that this land is part of the original ~::i rcerrietery 'master plan area' . Councilmembers asked how this .8.17 acre ~~ f.deve'lopment will impact the.. future burial needs of the City. of Petaluma. • ;o-The_~`subject. was continued to..May 20 in order for .staff to respond to the ..r:C:ouncil's question . 210 May 6, 1985 ORD. 1619 NCS LYONS RESTAURANT. REZONE Introduce Ord. 1619 N,CS:. amending 7-063-12 (214 Payran Street.) from Highway Commercial. Introduced ar seconded by Jack Cavanagh, Jr. AYES: Balshaw, Cavana_ gh, Davin,, Mayor Mattei NOES:. None ~ " ABSENT: None .. -a-- -~ Zoning Ord. 1072 NCS by rezonnglJAP' Compact Single Family Residentia~la to .d ordered posted by Vice Mayor= .Bond, O~ Woolsey, Tencer, Vice Mayor Bonxd'; . ;.- .~r~~~, f ~ , r .. , . ~y , .:~. GHAMB'.E'R OF COMMERCE ~ ~ ;.r . ,. CITY. ENTRANCE- SIGNS ~ ~ ~ ~ ,. :. s Representatives ~ of .the Chamber of .Commerce, Jack Blakemore ~ arid' ~..Ed Robinson (designer of the new sign) were on hand to present the .design of the ne.w City Entrance Signn There was discussion about the year-: that is to be placed under the name of the City, whether it should says }18!50 (date of first settlement here) or 1858 (date of~ incorporation of ;the :City. of~ Petaluma) . Council consensus was to leave that decision in the hands of the Chamber of Commerce. _ ~:ca RESO. 85-134 NCS .~ ..,~~,.~ VACATING. STRIP .OF LAND 6TH AT "A" . .t ;~~ ~~# Reso. 85-134 NCS. vacating a strip of land (1,136.+ sq. ft.) on bth Street: at "A" Street which. is in excess of City's :needs. Judith Savage. of.y1~,6. 6th Street.., Marion Reed of 6 6th Street, and Mrs., Olmsted spokes in .opposition to 1 the, vacation .of this. strip of land which is in the lawn area i,,on the opposite side of the sidewalk from.. the street. Steve von Raesfeld,. Rohe. applicant,. assured the neighbors .the building he plans to construct :would be in keeping with the .neighborhood. The resolution was introdtce'd,'.by Larry Tencer, seconded by .John. Balshaw, with the condition that thee: vacation is subject to Site Plan Architectural Review Committee approva+h of the project with no subsequent appeal to the Ci y Council. .. ~ ~~:- ~: AYES: Balshaw, Cavanagh, Davis, Woolsey, Tencer, Vice Mayor Bond, Mayor Mattei ~ , ~ •` .1 NOES : None _ .. , . , : _.::.; .. ABSENT: None ~ ~~ , ,t::••:~. r ~q . LAKEVILLE SQUARE .HOUSING AGREEMENT ~ •~:~r'~ - At the request. of .Duffel Financial, th"s was continued for one monfh~::~:~._ :yi:.:- DUFFEL GOLF CO.URSE,~ PROJECT .REPORT ~ ~.. r', Van Logan of Duffel Financial presented a revised schematic of the proposed golf course/residential project known as Braemer Golf Course and Lakeville Homes to be located between Ely Blvd. South and the: Pacifica Gas;l~arid Electric substation on Adobe Road. The revised plans will be presented. ~to the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors this week., . There a,was ~.no objection to: the plan as .presented. ~ s ~~ . ~ . _•a::~.~ BUSINESS LICENSE FEE. REDUCTION REQUEST ~:a •..,~ An attor-ney representing a group called Bay Area Careers requested..that the solicitafion 'license be reduced .for their .group as they are ~ ~stizdents selling, candy . and a such. After a somewhat lengthy ..presentation, ...the Council continued. the matter to June 3 and requested that the attorney make a written presentation for consideration at that~~..time: 1 J 1 May 6, 1985 211 ` RESO. 85-135 NCS 'PARK PLACE MEDICAL CENTER TENTATIVE MAP. Reso. 85-135 NCS approving tentative. subdivision for Park Place Medical Center on Professional brive east of North McDowell Blvd. Introduced by Vice Mayor Bond, seconded by Michael Davis. ,AYES: Cavanagh, Davis, Woolsey, Tencer, Vice Mayor Bond, ~; .: Mayor. Mattei NOES: Balshaw ABSENT : None KELLER STREET GARAGE Program Administrator Bill Liebel reported the bids have been opened and are being evaluated. Bid award will be scheduled at the next meeting. .;,RESOD: 85-136 NCS .STONY POINT ROAD Reso. 85-13 NCS supporting the request for special Federal appropriation -for the improvement of Stony Point Road between State Highway 12 and Petaluma Blvd. North. Introduced by Vice Mayor Bond, seconded by Larry ~,~ Tencer, AYES: Balshaw, Cavanagh, Davis, Woolsey, Tencer, Vice Mayor Bond, Mayor Mattei NOES : None ABSENT: None - BUDGET City Manager Scharer and Finance Officer Boyer presented the proposed „•1985-;86: •budget .to the Councilmembers. .ADJ,O,U.RN .. _ 'The meeting was adjourned at 11:40 p.m. to May 3:00 p.m. MAYOR F E MA TEI ATTEST: -:''iii:.. '7 ~ • ~ti~J Y -CLERK PAT BERNARD ~E! , •,~? ~,.~ ~r,. r: ~ , _ 1