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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 05/07/1984_ ~~~ ~°9.s,, 51 o . ~ Co ^~ ~`Koy~ CITY OF PETALUMA ~i~ CITY COUNCIL MINUTES REGULAR MEETING Monday, May 1984 • ROLL CALL 7 :10 P . M . P-RESENT Perry/Bond/Cavanagh/Balshaw/V.M. Harberson/Mayor Mattei ABSENT Battaglia PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Mattei. MINUTES ~„ The minutes of April 16, 23, 30 and May 3 were approved as submitted . CONSENT CALENDAR The following items were approved by the adoption of a single motion which was introduced by Councilman Cavanagh and seconded by Councilman Perry. AYES: Perry/Bond/Cavanagh/Balshaw/V.M. Harberson/Mayor Mattei NOES : None ABSENT: Battaglia RESOLUTION 84-82 NCS CLAID~IS AND BILLS RESOLUTION 84-83 NCS ROOF REPAIR LIBRARY Resolution 84-83 N.C.S. accepting completion of reroofing of library which contract was awarded to Henris Supply, Petaluma. RESOLUTION 84-84 NCS SARTORI LEASE SPOILS SITE Resolution 84-84 N . C . S . authorizing execution of an agricultural lease with Merv Sartori and Carol Sartori for use of dredging spoils site . RsE50`LUTION 84-85 NCS RESIGNATTO!N -HERB BAUCK Resolution 84-85 N.C.S. accepting resignation of Herb Bauck from ~ N~~ya~_~ _____ Cultural A-rts Council of Sonoma County. .hew-~ RESOLUTION 8.4-86 .NCS COMPLETION JEFFERSON SEWER Resolution. '84:=8 N . C . 5. ac'ception completion of the construction of the Jefferson Street sanitary sewer project which contract was awarded to .Everson Construction RESOLUTION 84-87 NCS RECORDING SYSTEM Resolution. 84-87 N . C . S . awarding purchase contract for recording system equipment for use by the Police Department to Audio Intelligence Devices, Fort Lauderdale., Florida. May 7, 1984 52 RESOLUTION 84-88 NCS TRANSPORTATION AGREEMENT " Resolution 8'4-88' N.~C'.S. authorizing execution "of amendment No. 1 -'. to comprehensive transportation planning agreement County of ,,~ Sonoma and cities of Sonoma County dated October 7, 1982, fore>'ri county-wide transportation planning. which permits city members. to ~" be elected representative other than Mayor and the financing has been changed from a contract with Metropolitan Transportation - Commission to the County claiming Transportation Development Act F monies directly. * * * * * * * * * * * End of Consent Calendar * * * * * * * * * * * * '" There being no objection to the revision of the agenda order to hear item 20, the Council. heard: MOBILE HOME PARK RENT REPORT Vice Mayor Harberson -read the report which indicated one of the parks has increased space rentals costs to an extraordinary degree. Michael Davis (.Petaluma Estates resident) , Secretary of the '` Petaluma Association of Mobile Home Owners and Golden State Homeowners Association member, urged the City Council to look into the 'possibility of establishing .rent arbitration for mobile homes. Other comments include: Arthur Willis, Youngstown Mobile Home Park, urging Council action to support Petaluma . Estates residents' effort to control the amount of space rental increases. He said it would cost approximately $3000 to ~ mbve a :' °' _ double-wide coach two blocks within a park. A resident of Petaluma Estates said he can't sell his coach because the space rental is so high. After considerable discussion, City Manager " Scharer said staff will prepare a resolution for Islay 21 which will be forwarded to the Mobile Home Park owners. Recess 8:00 to 8:10 p.m. STREET CLOSURE REQUEST Police Chief Murphy reported on the request of :Michael/Daniel, Inc. , television commercial company, for a parade permit for Thursday; May 10 from 8:00 a.m. to Noon. They requested closure of Kentucky Street between Western anal Washington. The ".^ parade permit was signed on the back by 3'7 representatives of downtown businesses, 26 supported the parade permit and 11 " opposed it. A representative of the filming company said they will be able to open one side of the street by 11:00 a.m, and be completely off the street by Noon. Tom Williams, The Apple Box' ~~ on behalf of some downtown merchants, spoke in opposition to the street closure. Tom Caulfield., representative of the Sonoma County Film and Video Commission, spoke in support of tliis type of activity. Introduced by Councilman Balshaw and seconded by " Councilman Perry, to .approve the parade permit and street closure " subject to T) clearing one side . of the street for_ traffic by 11:00 a.m. , and 2) :freeing the other traffic. lane by noon. " AYES: Perry/Bond/Cavanagh/Balshaw/V.M. Harberson NOES : Mayor Mattei ABSENT: Battaglia May 7, 1984 53 APPEAL: 8 BUCKEYE COURT Principal Planner Warren Salmons narrated while a video tape of the Valley Oaks Subdivision was shown. Irv Piotrkowski, attorney for the appellant Mr. William Davis of 12 Buckeye Court, spoke in opposition to the SPARC approval of the 8 Buckeye Court home plans of. Martin and Carolyn Dea Steigner. SPARC Chairman Mark Sorenson answered questions about the Committee's action Mr. Steigner asked the City Council to uphold the SPARC approval of the Steigner's house plans RESOLUTION 84-89 NCS UPHOLD SPARC ACTION 8 BUCKEYE COURT Resolution 84-89 N.C.S. upholding the SPARC action approving house and landscaping plans for the Steigners at 8 Buckeye Court. Introduced by Vice Mayor Harberson and seconded by Councilman Bond. AYES: Bond/r'^--^r^~'~ iR^~ ~^w/V.119. Harberson/Mayor Mattei NOES: Pe~'~r Ca.var,u,{, /~alshaw ABSENT: Battaglia ORDINANCE 1573 NCS NEW DAWN SUBDIVISION Ordinance 1573 N.C.S. amending zoning ordinance No. 1072 N.C.S. by rezoning AP No. 137-060-15 New Dawn (215 North McDowell Blvd.) from R1-6500 protion (FP-C) to PUD portion (FP-C). RESOLUTION 84-90 NCS NEW DAWN DEVELOPMENT PLAN Resolution 84-90 N . C . S . approving the unit development plan for New Dawn, a 120 single-family unit subdivision located at 215 north McDowell Boulevard. Introduced by Councilman Bond and seconded by Councilman Perry . AYES: Perry/Bond/Cavanagh./Balshaw/V.M. Harberson/Mayor Mattei NOES : None ABSENT: Battaglia RESOLUTION 84-91 NCS NEON DAWN TENTATIVE MAP Resolution 84-91 N . C . S . approving the tentative map for New D awn 120 single-family units located at 215 North McDowell Boulevard . (A.P. No. 137-060-15) . Introduced by Councilman Bond and seconded by Councilman Balshaw. AYES: Perry/Bond/Cavanagh/Balshaw/V.M. Harberson/Mayor • Mattei . NOES : None ABSENT: Battaglia HA_ RTMAN PARCEL. MAP APPEAL The Petaluma Planning Commission, at its regular meeting of. April ?..4, 1984, recommended the City Council uphold the appeal Hartman parcel map (Casa Grande 'Road and Ely .Boulevard) After some . discussion, it was moved by Councilman Balshaw and. seconded by Councilman Cavanagh that the appeal be upheld and the map approved subject to the following conditions. May 7, 1984 54 HARTMAN PARCEL MAP contd. • 1 Dedications ~of land shall be made .for utility easements and• ___.. street rights-of-way as required for Casa Grande Road and Ely Boulevard. Dedication shall be to the approval of the City Engineer. 2) Engineering plans and specifications and construction for complete half street improvement for the Casa Grande Road and Ely Boulevard 'frontages shall be required at such time as Parcel 1 or Parcel 2 is developed or divided.. RESOLUTION 84-92 NCS ~ - SEWER MAIN REIMBURSEMENT AGREEMENT _" Resolution 84-92 N . C. S .' authorizing the execution of a -sewer payback agreement with Duffel Financial for Lakeville Square Apartments. Introduced by Councilman Perry and seconded by Vice Mayor Harberson. AYES: Perry/Bond/Cavanagh/Balshaw/V.M. Harberson/Mayor Mattei NOE5: None ABSENT : Battaglia ~ :' --,- RESOLUTION 84-93 NCS ROYAL OAKS Resolution 84-93 N. G. S . approving revised development plan for Royal Oaks Mobile Home Park (North McDowell near Sunrise Parkway) . Introduced by Councilman Perry and. seconded by Councilman Balshaw. AYES: Perry/B'ond/Cavanagh/Balshaw/V.M. Harberson/Mayor Mattei NOES : None ABSENT: Battaglia ORDINANCE 1574 NCS CASA DEL ORO II Introduced Ordinance 1574 N . C . S . Rezoning from R 1-6500 to PUD (Casa Grande Road and Sartori Drive.) . Introduced by Councilman Balshaw and seconded by Councilman Bond and ordered posted. AYES: Perry/Bond/Cavanagh/Balshaw/V.M. Harberson/Mayor Mattei NOES: None ' ABSENT: Battaglia RESOLUTION 84-94 NCS PARKLAND Resolution 84-94 'N . C . S . re-establishing the fair market value of Parkland and the cost of improvements thereon as follows: the fair market value for parkland at $30,000 per acre, the improvement cost for Parkland public improvements located in streets and other rights of way at $44, 000 per acre, costs for turf and permanent irrigation system at $32,000 per acre. Introduced by Vice Mayor Harberson and seconded. b'y Councilman Cavanagh. AYES: Perry/Bond/Cavanagh/Balshaw/V.M. Harberson/Mayor A9attei NOES : None ABSENT : Battaglia i~ ~~ 1 .May 7, 1984 55 SCHOOL FACILITIES FEE The Schools have not submitted a report yet. This item was continued for that reason . BUDGET 1984-85 The budget was presented to the Council and June ll was set aside as the all day budget session . APPOINTMENT CRUISING COMMITTEE Mayor Mattei asked Councilmen Cavanagh, Bond and Balshaw to be the members of the Cruising Committee. Councilman Balshaw declined the appointment. Vice Mayor Harberson agreed to ser. ve on the Committee . r ADJOURNMENT The meeting was adjourned at 11:30 p.m. to a 14, 1984. ~~/;; ~C Mayor Mattei ATTEST: City Clerk Bernard May 7, 1.984