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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 02/04/1985161 ~R`"oa„ CITY COUNCIL MINUTES lea[ REGULAR ADJOURNED MEETING Monday, February 4, 1985 Roll Call: 4:00 p.m. Present: Balshaw, Cavanagh, Davis, Woolsey, Tencer, Vice Mayor Bond, Mayor Mattei CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM The City Council considered a portion of the Capital. Improvement Program . At 5:30 p . m . the meeting was recessed until 7:00 p . m . * * * * * ~ CITY COUNCIL MINUTES REGULAR MEETING Monday, February 4,1985 Roll Call: 7:00 p.m. Present: Balshaw, Cavanagh, Davis, Woolsey, Tencer, Vice Mayor Bond, Mayor Mattei The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Michael Davis. CONSENT CALENDAR: The following items were approved by the adoption of a single motion which was introduced by Lynn. Woolsey, seconded by Michael Davis. AYES: Balshaw, Davis, Woolsey, Tencer, Vice Mayor Bond, Mayor Mattei NOES: Cavanagh (See Reso. 85-30 NCS below) ABSENT : None RESO. 85-28 NCS CLAIMS AND BILLS RESO. 85-29 NCS ~ SURPLUS ITEMS Reso. 85-29 NCS declaring certain equipment surplus and authorizing the sale thereof . RESO. 85-30 NCS 3/4 TON TRUCK -PARKS & BUILDING Reso. 85-30 NCS approving purchase of 3/4 ton truck from Sanderson Ford of Healdsburg for the Parks and Building Department. (Councilman Cavanagh voted 'no' on the Consent Calendar because of this item being purchased from an out-of-town merchant. ) ORD . 1603 NCS ADOPT BUILDING CODES Adopt Ord. 1 03 NCS which adopts the various uniform construction and building regulations and repealing Ord. 1579 NCS. 162 ~E8 - 4 1985 RESO. 85-31 NCS INTENT ABANDON PORTION OLD CAULFIELD LANE Reso. 85-31 NCS declaring intention to vacate certain street right-of-way along Caulfield Lane adjacent to the Lands of Joe Long and setting hearing for Monday, March 4, 1985. RESO. 85-32 NCS VACATE PORTION CAULFIELD LANE a Reso. 85-32 NCS vacating excess street right-of-way adjacent to Caulfield Lane - northwesterly side and adjacent to Lands of Tom Caulfield. RESO. 85-33 NCS VACATE PORTION PAYRAN STREET Reso. 85-33 NCS vacating excess street right-of-way adjacent to Lands of Tom Caulfield and near Lindberg Lane. * * * * * * * * * * * LAKEVILLE HIGHWAY PLAN LINE . The area involved in the plan line actions includes Lakeville Highway from .7 miles south of the intersection with Frates Road to the intersection with Caulfield Lane. The proposal is to widen Lakeville Highway to two travel lanes in each direction . .Mark Von Tagen of Oberkamper and Associates, the plan line consulting firm, presented the proposal as approved by the Planning Commission. Acceleration lanes, turn lanes, noise barrier walls, traffic signals and access lanes were discussed. Recess - 8:40 to 8:50 p.m. The public hearing was opened. The following persons spoke: Chris Christensen (associated with Del Wilkensen of Lakeville Mini-storage facility) ; Del Wilkensen (felt that Lakeville at Casa Grande would be 'over-sized' and there is no need for a third lane for left turns at that location) ; the .Mayor noted two letters of opposition to the widening were received from W . R . Hilligoss ; Kallie Bechler of 2034 Crinella expressed concern about the safety of the Casa Grande/Lakeville intersection; Patty Hilligoss of 15 Brown Court spoke in opposition to creating a cul-de-sac on Petroleum Avenue (staff recommended that Petroleum continue to have. access to Lakeville at this time) ; Brad Yost also spoke on Mrs. Hilligoss' behalf; Jake Grey, owner of Royal Tallow, spoke in support of not realigning the intersection of Casa Grande/Lakeville into a perfectly perpendicular configuration. There being. no one else wishing to speak, the hearing was closed. Petroleum Avenue The City Council consensus was to keep the Petroleum Avenue direct access to Lakeville Highway (Balshaw, Cavanagh, Davis, Tencer, Vice Mayor Bond, Mayor Mattei) . Casa Grande Road/Lakeville Highway Intersection The City Council consensus was to keep the configuration that currently exists rather than constructing a perpendicular intersection (Balshaw, Cavanagh, Woolsey, Tencer, Vice Mayor Bond, Mayor Mattei) . ~~g - 41985 163 Frates Road/Lakeville Highway/Cader Lane The City Council consensus was to keep the intersection opposed to making the intersection a 90° configuration, exception that Frates will be straightened out a small amount vehicle maneuvering, and to cul-de-sac Cader ~ Lane Cavanagh, Davis, Woolsey, Tencer, Vice Mayor Bond, Mayor An ordinance will be prepared for Council consideration at date. Recess 9:50 to 9:55 p.m. as is , as with the for easier (Balshaw, Mattei) . an early DOWNTOWN METER-FREE PARKING Assistant City Manager Gene Beatty reported the following conclusions from the meter-free trial period: "Project revenues, without meter collection, will result in a shortfall of approximately $1,000 this year. This deficit will increase as wage/benefit costs rise without a corresponding increase in penalty assessments (fines) . Diligent enforcement of the time zones is the best guarantee of parking space turnover. With the increased attention to time zones, more spaces seem to be available to the public. The extra spaces created by the new parking structure*, plus continued enforcement of time zones, should generate adequate parking availability downtown." *The structure to be constructed this calendar year on the Keller/Western parking lot. Council consensus was to retain the meter-free parking and to re-evaluate the time zones after the downtown parking garage has been completed. RESO. 85-34 NCS TRANS/WEST NEG. DEC. Reso. 85e 34 NCS approving the issuance of a negative declaration pursuant to California Environmental Quality Act for the rezoning of a ten-lot office condominium at 1580 East Washington Street. Introduced by Vice Mayor Bond, seconded by Michael Davis. AYES: Balshaw, Cavanagh, Davis, Woolsey, Tencer, Vice Mayor Bond, Mayor Mattei NOES : None ABSENT : None ORD , 1604 NCS TRANS/WEST REZONE Introduce Ord. 1604 NCS rezoning 1580 East Washington Street from CO to PUD (10-lot condominium) . Introduced by Jack Cavanagh, seconded by Vice Mayor Bond. AYES RESO. 85-35 NCS SWIM POOL RESURFACING Reso. 85-35 NCS awarding contract for resurfacing the Petaluma Municipal Swim Pool to North Bay Painting, 2075 Silverado Trail, Napa for the sum of $145,000. Introduced by Lynn Woolsey and seconded by Jack Cavanagh. AYES: Balshaw, Cavanagh, Davis, Woolsey, Tencer, Vice Mayor Bond, Mayor Mattei NOES: None ABSENT: None 164 ~EB - 41985 The remainder of the items were continued to the February 11 meeting. The meeting was recessed to a Closed Session to discuss property acquisition at 120 Petaluma Blvd. North and A Street property for --- expansion of the A Street parking lot.