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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes 10/17/1983O~ ~--=~R3 . a~ ~~ ~ ~. i 1 ? ;~ ~ CITY OF PETALUMA CITY COUNCIL MINUTES REGULAR ADJOURNED MEETING Monday, October 17, 1983 FZOLL CALL 7 e 05 p. m. PRESENT Perry/Battaglia/Bond*/Cavanagh/Balshaw/Vice Mayor Harberson/ Mayor Mattei *Councilman Bond arrived at 7:50 p.m. ABSENT Bond INt70CATION 'I'he invocation was led by Rev, Robert Carroil, of the First Southern Baptist Church. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ' The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Mattei. CONSENT CALENDAR The ollowing items were approved by the adoption of a single motion which was introduced by Vice Mayor Harberson and seconded by Councilman Perry. AYES: Perry/Battaglia/Cavanagh/Balshaw/Vice Mayox° Harberson / Mayor Mattei AB SENT : Bond RESOLUTION #9945 NCS CLAIMS AND BILLS Resolution No. 9945 N.CoS. approving claims and bills. ORDINANCE #I560 NCS PACCIORINI ANN. ATION Adopt Ordinance Noo 1560 N.C.So amending Zoning Ordinance No. 1072 NeC.S. by rezoning A.P.#19-203-12 (3.32 acres to R1-20,000 and 1< 98 acres to R1-40, 000) - location Ridgeview Drive and Pacciorini Drive. ORDINANCE #1561 NCS PEDRONI ANNEXATION Adopt Ordinance No. 1561 NC8 amending Zoning Ordinance No. 1072 NCS by prezoning A. P. #19-202-06, 07 (3 e 5 acres to R1-20,000 and 1.5 acres to R1°40,000) -.location °F" Street and Terrace Avenue. ORDINANCE #1562 NCS C-O ZONE AMENDMENT Adopt Ordinance No. 1562 NCS amending Zoning 1072 NCS by adding Section 10-403, 10-403,1 conditionally permitting single-family and duplex C-O (Neighborhood Commercial ) zones e Ordinance No. and 10-403,Z residences in ~~. ~ 1 OCTOBER'19, 1983 .~ ~ ~ ORDINAN;CE #15b3 NCS PURCHASE P.ROPERTY-LINDBERG/KRESKY Introduce Ordinance No. 15 3 NCS authorizing purchase of real property located at L'indberg Lane/Kresky Court (A.P. #7-471-37 and 38 ). This will be sold to the Petaluma Ecumenical Projects for elderly housing . RESOLUTION #9946 NCS UNITED NATIONS DAY . Resolution No. 9946 NCS designating October 24, 1983, as United Nafions Day. . RESOLUTION #9947 NCS APPOINTMENT" - SPARC Resolution No. 9947 NCS appointing Byron Fauss to the Site Plan Architectural Review Committee for a term to end June 30, 1985. RESOLUTION #9948 NCS APPOINTMENT - RECREATION Resolution No. 948 NCS appointing David Pugh to the Recreation, Parks, and Music Commission for a term to expire June 30,, 1985. * * * * * * * * * * * * END OF CONSENT CALENDAR * * * * * * * * * NEW AND U'NFINISHED BUSINESS USE OF FORMER FIREHO`USE 2 . Since July 1Z, 1983, the St. `Vincent de Paul Society has been operating a free lunch program at the old Firehouse locafed on Payan at D Streets for low income and unemployed individuals and families in the Petaluma area. Mr. Larry Poirier, Executive Director the Society, confirmed their offer to continue serving daily lunches . The kitchen renovations would be the responsibility of St. Vincent de Paul, maintenance would be a joint effort with the areas of responsibility outlined below : C~ St. Vincent de Paul Restroom clean-up Their exclusive use room Major assembly cleaning Major portion of kitchen Exterior clean-up/ Minor clean-up after meals gardening The utility cost division ratio has not been determined. It was Council consensus to authorize staff to have plans and specifications 'prepar.ed for t'he building alteration and to draw up an agreement for Council approval. OCTOBER 19, 1983 PETALUMA PEACE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION Christopher D e Burdick, of Carrol, Burdick and McDonough, addressed the Council about the fact that the Association and the City do not have an approved Memorandum of Understanding for this fiscal year. Officer Meese presented a petition with approximately 4400 signatures a The petition says : "We, the undersigned residents of the City of Petaluma, recognize the importance of a professional, dedicated and adequately compensated police fox°ce. ~ublic safety is a primary concern. We also recognize the fact employees of the Petaluma Police Department are not paid a comparable wage and that this has and continues to cause morale problems and a high turn-over of employees. To rectify this situation, we respectfully urge the Petaluma City Council to reconsider their position regarding the salary of the Police Department's employees and immediately correct the wage disparity ." Representatives of both the Police Association and the City said they wanted negotiations dialogue to continue. Cotxncilman Bond arrived at 7: 50 p o m o Ralph Baxtex°y x°epresentative of the City in these negotiation, said both sicles haVe worked very hard to reach a decision in the meet and confex° process o The item was elosed on the note that both sides wexe interested i.n continuing negotiations . RECESS Council recessed from ?: 58 p. m. to 8: 05 p. m. e UPDATE ON STORM DRAINAGE MITIGATION ~ It vvas noted the Sonoma County Water Agency is currently working on a feasibility study regarding a possible assessment disfirict in the Petaluma watershed to cover costs of flood control measures. ***** Get List from Hargis outlining all mitigation measures Roy Wilson of MacKay and Somps, consulting Engineers, reviewed a proposal to berm portion of the Petaluma River between East Washington .and Washington Creek. City Manager Scharex° asked the City Council which berming alternative they wished staff to pursue. Council consensus was to develop more information on the . suggested relocation of some homes from Rio Vista and a few from the northerly end of Jess Avenue . / ,~ 3 OCTOBER 19, 1983 ~ ~~ ~ Michael Spang, 11 Rocca Drive, enumerated additional steps he felt the City should pursue. _ SPRING MEADOWS UNTT II Council consensus was to approve McBail's request to substitute some smaller units after the question has been considered by the Planning Commission. It was agreed that the City .Manager be ~ authorized to meet with McBail to develop an elderly housing eonstruction plan perhaps for the Kresky Court/Lindberg Lane Petaluma Ecumenical Project. RESOLUTION #9949 NCS APPOINTMENT AB-103 PARKING COMMITTEE Resolution No. 9949 NCS appointing Parking and Business Improvement Area committee members . Dick Lieb Lieb & Quaresma Charlie Schnell Perry's Deli Don Bennett Public Relations Tom Williams Apple Box Bob Mattei Mattei Bros. Diane Lafranchi Market Place Martin Gavriloff Westgate Realty Introduced by Councilman Battaglia and seconded by Councilman Bond. ~ AYES: Perry/Battaglia/Bond/Cavanagh/Balshaw/Vice Mayor Harberson/:Mayor Mattei NOES : None ABSENT: None ORDINANCE #1564 NCS REZONE LAKEVILLE SQUARE Ross Blackburn,, Controller of Duffel Financial, requested the Council establish the . minimum time which the owner must rent .5 0 of fhe units to occupants whose income is considered very low and 15 0 of the units to persons whose income is considered low income (as defined by the Federal Department of Housing arid Urban Development) for Sonoma County for the life of the bonds (ZO years) . The Council agreed to set that minimum at 20 years. Introduae Ordinance No. 1564 NCS amending Zonin,g O.rdinance 1072 N.C.S. by rezoning Assessor's Parcel No. 17-040-12, Lakeville Square Apartments Ely Boulevaxd South and or,der posted. Introduced by Councilman Balshaw and seconded by Councilman Bond. AYES: Perry/Battaglia/Bond/Cavanagh/Balshaw/Vice Mayor Harberson/Mayor Mattei NOES : None AB SENT : None 4 OCTOBER 19, 1983 RESOLUTION #9950 NCS SON,OMA COUNTY ART.S COUNCIL 'I'he Cultural Arts Council of Sonoma County requested a$1995 cont "ribution for their Informational Serviee Prograan o This a one~time "grant match° with other Sonoma County cities. The C'alifornia Arts Council Gx°ant amount is $10,000. Resolution #9950 IVCS appropriating a$1,995 from the ftznd for a contribution to the Sonoma >County . Arts Council. Introduced lay Councilrx~an Bond and seeonded by Councilman Battaglia. AYES: Perry/Battagiia/Bond/Cavanagh/Balshaw/Vice I~iayor Harberson / Mayor Mattei NOES : None ~ ABSENT: None ORDINANCE #1565 NCS REPEAL 11 0 40 0 140 IT NERANT V NDORS Ordinance No. 1565 NCS repealing Section 11.40.140 of the Petaluma Municipal Code relating to lunch wagons and eating carts (itinerant vendors) . Introduced by Councilman Battaglia and seconded by Vice Mayor Harberson. . AYES: Perry/Battaglia/Bond/Cavanagh/Balshaw/Vice Mayox° Harberson/Mayor Mattei NOES s None ABSENT s None ORDINANCE #1566 NCS ITINERA1~iT VENDORS Ordinance Noe 1566 NCS amending Section 6.36.400 of the Petaluma Municipal Code relating to peddlers (miscellaneous businesses and professions (itinerant vendors) ). Introduced by Councilman ~attaglia and seconded by Councilman Perry. AYESo Perry/Battaglia/Bond/Cavanagh/Balshaw/Vice Mayor Harberson/Mayor Mattei 1VOES : None ABSENT s None RESOLUTION #9951 NCS JEFFERSON STREET SEWER Resolution Noa 9951 NCS approving plans and specifications for Jefferson Street Sanitary Sewer Project calling for bids, and schedule bid opening on November I6. Introduced b}r Councilman Cavanagh and seconded by Councilman Battaglia< AYES: Perry/Battaglia/Bond/Cavanagh/Balshaw/Vice Mayor Harberson/Mayor Mattei ~ NOES : None AB SEN T : None ~~ •c~ 5 .-- ~ ~~ OCTOBER 19, 1983 RESOLUTION' #9952 NCS FEDERAL AID..URBAN ~ Resolution No. 9952 NCS determining urban limits, functional classifieation of _ roads, and designating certain roads to be in the Federal-Aid System. Introduced by Councilman Bond and seconded by Councilman Battaglia. AYES: Perry/Battaglia/Bond/Gavanagh/Balshaw/Vice Mayor Harberson/Mayor Mattei NOES: None ABSENT: None REVENUE SHARING CAPITAL ~IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM Congress has not acted to renew Revenue Sharing . The Capital Improvement Program will be scheduled for Council consideration after it is known what the Federal Revenue Sharing figures will be. ADJOURNMENT At 10:45 p.m. the Council recessed to a Closed Session. . ~ v . ~ %~ Ma o Mattei ATTEST~ ~ ~ ty Clerk Bernard OCTOBER 17, 1983 ° ~~~ ~o- List from Tom Hargis - Sonona County Water Agency is working on a computer program that would set up an assessment roll which could be the basis for an election in June or November, 1984, for the formation of an assessment distx°ict. in the Petaluma drainage basin o This district would be the funding mechanism for major storm drainage improvement projects. The City constructed urban separator storm drainage detention ponds are essentially complete . Some subdivisions are developing storm drainage detention ponds in conformance with the City's policy on creation of on-site, private storm drainage detention ponds to equal the amount of drainage the subdivision's buildings would displace. The City has completed the Eighth Street Storm Drain project (a continuation of the Thompson Creek drainage improvements) e Sonoma County Flood Control Zone 2A projects include: - D and Sunnyslope branch of Kelly Creek project - Corona Road removal of pump station and installation of gravity flow drainage system ° H Street Storm drain project - alleviating flooding on Petaluma Blvd. South =t ~ -~ ~ The flood alert system tied in with the National Weather Service' Alex°t and Evacuation System City roadside drainage ditch cleaning has been accelerated. Areas of special note are Leisure Lake Mobile Home Park and Sartori near ~ Frates Road. This work has been contracted out as well as accomplished in concert with County effort< Magnolia Avenue, Cherry Street Area are also sites of ditch clearing . The new vacuum stx°eet sweeper has vacuum cleaned 150 catch basins so far. The City is looking at creation of siltation basins in order to cut off some silt coming from the tributaries into the River. Major .~siltation from cropland, pastureland, and construction sites outside the City Limits came down Washington Creek last year. The City is requiring that developers ° comply with~ the methods outlined in 'Manual of Stand3rds for Erosion and Sedimentation , Control Measures" by the Association of Bay Area Governments, Sune, 1981. ~ 7