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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 10/29/1984125 MINUTES REGULAR ADJOURNED MEETING p PETALUMA CITY COUNCIL Monday, October 29, 1984 Ro1L Ca~l~lx 7:00 p.m. Present: Perry*, Battaglia, Absent: Vice Mayor Bond Tencer, Cavanagh, Balshaw, Mayor Mattei Councilman Perry arrived at 8:20 p.m. Councilman Tencer led the Pledge of Allegiance to the ,flag . CLOSED SESSION At 7:05 p.m. the Council recessed to a closed session to discuss the Diamondhead litigation with the City Attorney. The meeting was resumed at 7:20 p.m. Minutes The October 1 minutes were corrected to accurately reflect Councilman Tencer's vote on Resolution 84-244 NCS by deleting his name from the "Aye" vote listing . The October 15 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 Councilman Tencer and seconded by Councilman Battaglia. AYES: Battaglia, Tencer, Cavanagh, Balshaw, Mayor Mattei ABSENT : Perry, Vice Mayor Bond RESO. 84-.265 NCS CLAIMS AN,D BILLS RESO. 84-266 NCS RADIOS -POLICE Reso. 84-2 NCS authorizes purchase of six General Electric portable radios from Empire Communications for $7,803.72. RESO. 84-267 NCS FIRE STATION PAINTING Reso. 84-267 NCS accepts . completion of painting the headquarters fire station located on D Street. RESO. 84-268 NCS MASONRY WALL CONSTRUCTION -PLAYGROUNDS . ~;.,; , Reso. 84-2 8• NCS accepts completion of masonry walls at :, various playgrounds. •,e, RESO. 84-269 NCS CREEKVIEW COMMONS FINAL MAP Reso. 84-2 9 NCS approves the final map for Creekview • Commons Subdivision located at Ely Blvd. and Lynch Creek. October 29, 1984. 12b RESO.• 84-270 NGS . FOURTH DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL, ASSN. Reso. 84-270 NCS authorizes execution of an agreement with.. the Fourth District Agricultural Association for the use of: Herzog Hall for the Annual Awards Dinner. on December 8..., .~ , RESO. 84-271 NCS CONFIRM PLANNING DIRECTOR APPOINTMENT Reso. 84-'271 NCS con=fir.ms the_ City Manager's appointment of Warren Salmons as Director of Community Development • and Planning effective November 1, 1984. ~. RESO. 84-272 NCS •:~ POST A.ND CABLE FENCING GRANT PARK - Reso. 84-272 NCS accepts .completion of installation of poste. and cable fencing at Grant Park. .•,.1 RESO. 84-273 NCS n SURPLUS ITEMS .Reso. 84-273 NCS declares. certain items surplus and'- authorizes disposition of same. , RESO. 84-274 NC5 . DOWNTOWN PARKING AS'S.ESSMENT .DISTRICT REso. 84-274 NCS determines the amount of unpaid- assessments in Assessment District 14 and determines the` manner of their payment. ORD . 15'90 NCS • PARK PLACE I PUD .Adopt Ord.: 1590 .NCS revising the Park Place I Planned Unit Development zoning. - RESO. 84-275 NCS PARK PLACE I DEVELOPMENT PLAN Reso. 84-275 NCS revises the .development plan for Park Place. Unit I subdivision. RESO. 84-276 NCS OUTSIDE SEWER-HOLLY. HEIGHTS Reso. 84-27 N.CS grants the application. of Holly Heights and Associates-. for eleven outside sewer connections at 998 Bodega Avenue :for ~ . Assessor's Parcels #19-070-33 and 34. Introduced by Councilman Cavanagh, seconded by Councilman Battaglia.. AYES: .Battaglia, Tencer, Cavanagh, Balshaw, Mayor Mattei ABSENT: Perry., Vice Mayor Bond • Ir- ~~ October 2~9, 1984 127 PUBLIC HEARING RESO. 84-277 NCS VALLEY MIST -DENIAL OF APPEAL Planning Director Warren Salmons reviewed the application of Mar-mon to construct a 421 unit three story apartment complex on property located at Payran, Jefferson and Vallejo Streets. The public hearing was opened at 8:00 p.m. The following persons spoke on behalf of the project: Attorney for the Developer, George Silvestri John Margraff,• a principal of Mar-Mon, the developers • Keith Klein, architect of the project Bill Brannan,. consultant for the developers Councilman Perry arrived at 8:20 p , m . Recess - 8:25 to 8:35 •.' . .„ The following persons spoke against the proposed development: €., :.. Barry Parkinson, representing Jack Ingerson, who owns a trucking firm located on Lindberg Robert Helzer, Vallejo Street resident Colin MacKenzie, Vallejo Street resident Laura Crock, Vallejo Street resident Maria Dougherty, Vallejo Street resident r Maria Caldwell, Vallejo Street resident Al Leroy, Vallejo Street resident .. Jeffrey DeLone, a Payran Street resident Michael ~Geister, Payran Street resident Jim Ricci, Payran Street resident Vic DeCarli, owner of business located on Wilson Street • ..The. concern .expressed by residents .most often was the density of the • proposed apartment complex. Many- of them expressed a preference of living adjacent to a light industrial zone than to a three story apartment complex even if there • were a door planing mill in the light 'industrial zone. In response to comments regarding racetrack noise, Bev Wilson, Manager of the Sonoma-Marin Fair, noted the automobile racing is scheduled from April through September at the Fairgrounds. 3i •r.1 • ;~_;~ The hearing -was closed at 9:21 p.m. After a considerable amount of :additional discussion, it was moved by Councilman Tencer and seconded by Councilman Balshaw to deny the appeal of Mar-Mon from the Planning Commission denial • to rezone the site to Planned Unit Development to accommodate a 421 unit apartment complex. The City Council denial is based on the findings of the Planning Commission as well as the testimony received at the public hearing this evening. •AYES: Perry, Battaglia, Tencer, Cavanagh, Balshaw ABSENT: Vice Mayor Bond NOES : Mayor Mattei October 29, 1984 128 ..~ :~ !. MAR-MON/;VALLEY MIST APPEAL contd. ~ .. .., it was .moved by Councilman Balshaw, seconded by _ . Councilman Battaglia to: ~: Direct staff to prepare. an amendment, to the General Plan to redesignate the site Light Industrial. AYES: Perry, Battaglia, Tenter, Cavanagh, Balshaw, Mayor Mattei ABS;ENT:~ Vice. Mayor Bond. RESO. 84-278 NCS ~ , NORTHBAY ROWING CLUB Reso. 84=278 NCS authorizes an agreement with Northbay Rowing Club for their_installation of a portable cargo container for boat a'torag`e~'~and club activities at Shollenberger River Park. Introduced by Councilman Balshaw, seconded by Councilman Battaglia. AYES: Perry,. Battaglia, Tenter., Cavanagh, Balshaw, Mayor Mattei ABSENT: Vice Mayor Bond . RESO 84-279 NCS ~ ~, WILLOW CREEK SUBDIVISION Reso. 84-279 NCS approving Willow Creek. Subdivision for a business park located at Old Redwood Highway .and North McDowell Blvd. Introduced by Councilman Battaglia,. seconded by Councilman Perry. AYES: Perry, Battaglia, Tenter, Cavanagh, Balshaw, :Mayor Mattei ABSENT: Vice. Mayor Bond RESO. 84-280 NCS RANCHO ARROYO SUBDIVISION Reso. $4-280 NCS approving.. Rancho. Arroyo Subdivision for a business park located on Industrial Avenue: Introduced by Councilman Tenter,, seconded by Councilman Battaglia... :,~ AYES: Per.ry,, Battaglia, Tenter, Cavanagh, .Balshaw, Mayor Matter, . ABSENT: Vice Mayor Bond _.. RESO. 84-.281 NCS ~ GRANT PARK. .. Reso. 84-281 NCS rejecting all bids for installation of playground equipment .at Grant Park.. T,he. bids. were in excess of the $1T,000 estimate for the project. Staff recommended rejection and redesign of': the specifications. .. _ Introduced by Councilman Cavanagh, seconded by Councilman. Perry.1 AYES: Perry, Battaglia, Tenter, Cavanagh; Balshaw, Mayor Matteis- ABSENT: Vice. Mayor Bond .. :.,~> ) 7 ~~ 1 1 October 29, 1984 129 ARCHITECT DOWNTOWN PARKING FACILITY On recommendation of the engineer of record for the project, DeLeuw-Cather: It was moved by Councilman Tencer, seconded by Councilman Battaglia to retain the services of Group 4/Architecture, Research and Planning, Inc. to perform the architectural services for construction of the Downtown Parking Facilities . AYES: Perry, Battaglia, Tencer, Cavanagh, ~.; s Balshaw, Mayor Mattei ABSENT: Vice Mayor Bond RESO. 84-282 NCS TRANSIT TERMINAL GRANT Reso. 84-282 NCS authorizing filing of application with the Federal .Department of Transportation fora grant under the UMTA (Urban Mass ,Transportation Act of 1964. Introduced by Councilman Perry, seconded ;~ , by Councilman Balshaw. :,;AYES: Perry, Battaglia,. Tencer, Cavanagh, Balshaw, Mayor Mattei .,~ti~ ABSENT: Vice Mayor Bond :AUDIT -CLAIM ADMINISTRATION GENERAL LIABILITY AND AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY The City Council accepted the October 11, 1984, audit Warren, McVeigh, Griffin & Savage, Claim Management Newport Beach. ~-{ r ~;~ CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM ,~ ~ .The Capital Improvement Program was continued to the :~,; Council meeting . ..~ICITY COUNCIL MEETING STARTING TIME prepared by Consultants, November 12 ,The proposal to change the meeting time from 7:00 p . m . to 7:30 p . m . ~:•was continued until the Councilmembers to be elected at the November 6 election are seated at the first meeting in January, 1985. SONOMA COUNTY RENT CONTROL COMMITTEE Mayor Mattei announced he will work on. this County committee. STAFF PRESENTATIONS AT COUNCIL MEETINGS The City Council requested that the staff not read their staff reports . ~_a~loud at Council meetings. October 29 , 1984 ,~• '1'Ha mpt~4in,fr cn~c ~~in»rric~ to 1~1.,<.cmhv~.- 17 1QQd