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CITY OF PETALUMA
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
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REGULAR ADJOURNED MEETING Monday, June 6, 1983
ROLL CALL 7: 00 p. m.
PRESENT
Balshaw/Battaglia/BondiCavanagh/Harberson/Vice Mayor Perry
Mayor Mattei
ABSENT
None
INVOCATION ~
Councilman Bond announced that City Manager Scharer's Mother just
passed away. A moment of silence was taken in her memory.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Mattei.
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The May 16 Minutes were approved as submitted.
_/~he Ma~y~23 Minutes were amended by the Planning Director as follows:
V
Pag ~#3 - Revise the fifth Pro osed Change on the page to read as
f llows : Add new ~~~ 1 Residential/ Industrial" Combining
~designation to the East Court area, and "to the block on the east side
of" ~0 2nd Street between 'G' and 'H' Streets; to "add
Residential/Commercial combining to the block on the west side of 2nd
Stre^ ~ bgtween 'G' and '~H' ~Streets .
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Page #4 - Revise the ~ Pro osed. Change on the page to read as
f follows : $hk~f / ~~~tifrlaftk/ ( ~~{~~~/ /i~'al~kE I h~~t / ,~drd~~~~
"Amend remaining" Ag/Open Space areas to Community Park between
Lakeville Highway and the river ", south of Schollenberger park."
CONSENT CALENDAR
The following items were removed from the Consent Calendar:
Ordinance No. 1546 N.C.S. authorizing purchase Madison Manor
subdivision.
Resolution setting hearing date for annexation - Sonoma Highlands.
The remainder of the Consent Calendar was approved by the adoption
of a single motion which was introduced by Councilman Cavanagh and
seconded by Vice Mayor Perry.
AYES: Balshaw/Battaglia/Bond/Cavanagh/Harberson/Vice Mayor Perry
Mayor Mattei ,
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
June 6, 1983 269
RESOLUTION #9774 NCS
CLAIMS AND BILLS
Adopt Resolution No. 9774 N. C. S. approving claims and bills .
RESOLUTION #9775 NCS
DIAMONDHEAD
Adopt Resolution No. 9775 N.C.S. granting extension to agreement for
90 days or until September 5, 1983.
RESOLUTION #9776 NCS
TRANSIT AGREEMENT
Adopt Resolution No. 9776 N. C. S, authorizing the extension of Transit
Management Services Agreement for transit services in Petaluma to
June 30, 1983.
* * * * * * * * * * * * END OF CONSENT CALENDAR * * * * * * * * * * *
ORDINANCE No. 1546 N. C. S.
PURCHASE MADISON MANOR
Michael Spang, 11 Rocca Drive, questioned whether or not this site
would be subject to flooding. He stated if you dredge the river, you
allow more tide water to come in.
Dennis Milliken, 501 Western Avenue, read about water on Washington
Street in the early part of the Century. This was .not the area where
the agenda item is located. When the Mayor's repeated request that
Mr. Milliken speak to the agenda item
recessed at 7: 32 p, m. The meeting was was ignored the meeting was
reconvened at 7: 34 p, m. Mr.
Milliken spoke about flooding .
Mr. Aaron Newman, 3 Rio Vista, expressed interest in moving his house
from the floodway as soon as possible.
Mr. Paul Kanobe, Jess Avenue, asked about the difference between the
assessed valuation and the purchase price of the Madison Manor lots .
He suggested widening the river on only one side and/or sandbagging
the backyards before the next rainy season.
Mayor Mattei asked Director of Public Works Hargis to read the Army
Corps of Engineers May 19, 1983 response that the City has been
waiting for these many months: ~
Excerpts from the letter follow.
"We have updated the cost estimate for Plan B (from Denman to
Washington Street) as presented on page 21, paragraph 56, of the 1972
Survey Report, and we found the ~cost to be $33, 844, 000 and
$36, 277, 000, respectively, for the 1D-0-year and Standard Project Flood
(as high as the water could ever get) flood control works. The
current cost to provide a trapezoidal earth channel for 100-year flood
protection of the area between Payran and Washington Streets was
found to be approximately $14,638,000, assuming the City relocates
homes in the project area. To identify and locate homes that would be
270 June 6, 1983
in the flood control project area, the 100-year flood control channel and
levees would occupy, on the average, an approximate 200-foot width of
land, about one mile long, along the Petaluma River between Payran and
Washington Street
"to justify Federal participation in a flood control project, the
benefit-cost ratio must be 1.0 or greater for every $1.00 spent on
construction, at least $1.00 should be returned as a projest benefit.
The benefit-cost ratios would be less than 1.0 for concrete lined
rectangular channel, concrete channel with earth bottom, and
trapezoidal riprapped channel. The evaluation took into consideration
the floods of 1982 and 1983 and no alternative had a sufficient
benefit-cost ratio to justify a Federal project."
Rose Eisericli, 931 B Street, asked when the City would have a hearing
on the EIR. Planning Director Freitas advised the County of Sonoma is
the lead agency in obtaining the Community Development Bloek Grant
funds for the proposal to relocate homes from the Floodway. By
Federal Statute the hearings would be conducted by the lead agency.
Kenny Samples told the Council to set a specific date for the
neighborhood meeting.
City Attorney Forest advised the option will not be a cost to the City.
ORDINANCE NO. 1546 NCS
MADISON M~ANOR .PURCHASE
AGREEMENT AND OPTION
Adopt Ordinance No. 1546 N. C. S. authorizing the purchase of real
property located in Madison Manor Subdivision Units L and II. The
Purchase Agreement and Option to Buy provide for' acquisition of 12
lots and phased option for 8 lots.
AYES: Balshaw/Battaglia/Bond/Cavanagh/Harberson/Mayor Mattei
NOES : Vice Mayor Perry
ABSENT: None
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS
RESOLUTION NO 9777 N. C. S.
SONOMA HIGHLANDS ANNEXATION
Resolution No. 9777 N.C.S. setting hearing date La Cumbre Annexation
aka Sonoma Highlands July 18, 1983.
Rose Eiserich, 931 "B" Street, said this action is controversial.
Introduced by Councilman Battaglia and seeonded by Mayor Mattei.
AYES: Balshaw/Battaglia/Bond/Cavanagh/Harberson/Vice May.or Perry
Mayor Mattei
NOES : None
ABSENT: None
VIKING FREIGHT APPEAL
At the request of the Appellant, this was continued to June Z0.
June 6, 1983 271
RECESS
The Council recessed from 8:20 to 8:28 p.m.
- NEW AND UNFINISHED BUSINESS
AIRPORT RELOCATION ~
The following six items related to the relocation of Petaluma Airport:
RESOLUTION NO . 9778 N. C. S.
AVIATION ENGINEERING CONTRACT
Adopt Resolution No. 9778 • N. C. S. authorizing a contract for the
aviation engineering services required for the airport project with the
firm of Hodges and Shutt of Santa Rosa. Introduced by Councilman
Cavanagh and seconded by Councilman Battaglia.
AYES: Balshaw/Battaglia/Bond/Cavanagh/Harberson/Vice Mayor Perry
Mayor Mattei
NOES : None
ABSENT: None
RESOLUTION #9779 NCS
HISTORIC AMERICAN BUILDINGS SURVEY
Adopt Resolution No. 9779 N.C.S. authorizing contract with the firm of
Historic Environment Consultants of Sacramento for the preparation of
an Historic American Building Survey for the Airport Project.
Introduced by Councilman Balshaw and seconded by Councilman
Harberson.
AYES: Balshaw/Battaglia/Bond/Cavanagh/Harberson/Vice Mayor Ferry
Mayor Mattei
NOES : None
ABSENT: None
RESOLUTION #9780 NCS
LAND SURVEY CONTRACT
Adopt Resolution No. 9780 N.C.S. authorizing a contract with Burton
Engineers for survey services of lands to be acquired for relocation of
the the airport. Introduced by Councilman Balshaw and seconded by
Councilman Bond.
AYES: Balshaw/Battaglia/Bond/Cavanagh/Harberson/Vice Mayor Perry
Mayor Mattei
NOES: None
ABSENT: None ,
RESOLUTION #9781 NCS
LAND ACQUISITION CONTRACT
Adopt Resolution No. 9781 N. C. S. authorizing a contract with Hal Bolla,
Jr, of Santa Rosa for negotiation of land acquisition for relocation of
airport. Introduced by Councilman Balshaw and seconded by
Councilman Battaglia.
AYES: Balshaw/Battaglia/Bond/Cavanagh/Harberson/Vice Mayor Perry
Mayor Mattei
NOES : None
ABSENT: None
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RESOLUTION #9782 NCS
RELOCATION SERVICES CONTRACT .
Adopt Resolution No. ~9782 N.C.S. authorizing contract with Floyd A.
Hibbitts, Inc. of Oakland, for relocation services in connection with the
relocation of two individuals presently residing on land to be acquired
for the airport relocation project. Introduced by Councilman Bond and
seconded by Vice Mayor Perry.
AYES: BalshawlBattaglia/Bond/Cavanagh/Harberson/Vice Mayor Perry
Mayor Mattei .
NOES : None
ABSENT: None •
RESOLUTION #9783, NCS ,
REVIEW APPRAISAL CONTRACT .
Adopt Resolution No. 9783 N.C.S. authorizing a contract with A. Clive
King Associates of Santa Rosa for review appraisal services of the lands
to be acquired for the airport project. Introduced by Vice Mayor Perry
and seconded by Councilman Balshaw. ..
AYES: Balshaw/Battaglia/Bond/Cavanagh/Harberson/Vice Mayor Perry
Mayor Mattei
NOES : None _
ABSENT: None
RESOLUTION #9784 NCS
GENERAL P:LAN - CEQA . _ . . ,
Adopt Resolution No. 9784 N. C. S. finding previous environmental
clearanee adequate and appr.oving the issuance of a negative declaration
for amendments to the General Plan/Environmental Design Plan Land Use
and Circulation Elements. Introduced by Councilman Harberson and
seconded by Couneilman Battaglia. .
AYES: Balshaw/Battaglia/Bond/Cavanagh/Harberson/Viee Mayor Perry
Mayor Mattei
NOES : None
ABSENT • None
RESOLUTION #9785 NCS
GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENTS
Adopt Resolution No . 9785 N. C.,S . approving amendments to the General
P1anLEnvironmental Design Plan/Land Use and, Circulation Elements items
listed below. Introduced by Couneilman Harberson and seconded by
Councilman Battaglia.
ITEM DESCRIPTION
1. Couneil consensus was reached to .add and amend the foll'owing
land use designations:
Low Density Residential - 1.0 dwelling unit/acre;
Suburban Medium Residential - 3.0 dwelling units/acre;
Urban Medium Residential - 15.0 dwelling units/acre;
Residen;tial Commercial or Residential/.Industrial Combining Area -
up to 7 dwelling units acre residenfial mixed with eommercial,
and, or, industrial uses; ,
June 6, 1983 273
- Development Constraint Area - Development potential is limited to
one unit per acre due to topography, access, availability of
services or other constraints. Depending on the nature of
- the constraint(s), development may not be able to' occur
within the DCA area: The Development Constraint Area
(DCA) designation recognizes areas where such problems
appear to preclude development of portions of properties and
certain areas within the City's Sphere of Influence. It was
the intent of the Council that there would not be transfer of
density rights in connection with this General Plan
designation .
In addition, several existing land use density designations are
being increased as follows:
Existing Densit Pro osed Density
Urban Low . du ac 5.0 du ac
Planned 6. 0, du / ac 7, 0 du / ac
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6. Rainsville Road Area - Discus sion and consensus reached ( 4/ 18 / 83 )
to deny the Planning Commission's recommendation to change the
designation from Industrial to Agriculture Open Space.
7. North of Willow Creek between Denman Road and Old Redwood
Hwy. 3 acres, AP No. 047-211-12) - consensus (4/18/83) to
uphold the Commission's recommendation and retain the existing
Industrial and Service Commercial designations of the area.
8. Urban Separator - East Side - consensus (4/18/83) was to relocate
the Urban Separator to conform more elosely to property lines and
the airport transition zone east of Ely Road from Casa Grande
Road at Adobe Creek crossing, northerly to Corona Road. The
easterly edge of the proposed school site will be the easterly
boundary of the Urban Separator at Corona Road. (See Item llb.
for additional urban~ separator policy applicable: city-wide) .
Revise .the High School designation. at the corner of. Corona Road
and Ely Blvd. North_ to reflect a±63 acre size and to add a
adjacent Junior High School as recommended by the Petaluma High
School District;
To delete the Urban Separator designation along Corona Road from
the proposed change and to designate the portion of Corona Road
(both sides) between Ely Blvd. •North and the Northwestern Pacific
Railroad tracks as a Study .ar.ea. .
9. Corona Road Area - Consensus- was reached -(4/18/83) to
redesignate an area Study on the south side of Corona Road
between. . the N. W. Pacific Railroad tracks and Maria Drive
(extented) to a point just southerly of Corona Creek (51 acres).
AYES: Balshaw/Battaglia/Bond/Cavanagh/Harberson/Vice Mayor
Perry/Mayor Mattei
NOES : None
ABSENT: None
274 June 6, 1983
RESOLUTION #9786 .NCS .
GENERAL PLAN,AMENDMENTS
Adopt Resolution, No. 9786 N. C. S. approving amendments to the General
Plan/Land U,se and Circulation Elements. listed- below. Introduced by
Vice.Mayor Perry and secon~ded by Councilman Bond.
10 . Establish De~elgpment Constraint Areas : Consensus reached
5. 2 83) to designate the following areas DCA:
Area east of .~ Ely Blvd. North (between Corona Road and East
Washington Street above designated water~ service line i. e. , 70
foot elevation;
Sonoma Highlands - steep, visually critical hillside area immediately
adjoining and buffering the West Petaluma Regional Park and water
service limitations (160 foot elev:ation ) ;
Westrid e- I Street Area - hillside area above the water service
boundary - elevation 1 0 feet;
Purrington - I Street Area - steep hillside area above water
service - elevation 160 feet.
27 . Council consensus. ( 5/2 / 83 j.was . to; add a road through the Sonoma
Highlands site and other lands to link "D" Street and Western
Avenue.
AYES: Balshaw/Battaglia.LBond/Cavanagh/Vice Mayor Perry
. Mayor Mattei
ABSTAIN: Harberson (he was absent for the public hearing
• conducted on May 2. )
NOES: None
ABSENT: None ,,
RESOLUTIQN #978'Z NCS .
GENERAL P.LAN AMENDMENT.S
Adopt Resolution No. 9787 N.C.S. ap:proving amendments to the General
PTan/Land Use and Cireulation Elements listed below. Introdueed by
Councilman Bond and .seconded by Councilman Balshaw.
11. Sunn slo e Road/ West . Side Urban Se arator Relocation -
Consensus reached 5 2 83 ) to accept the Planning Commission's
recommendation (without being specific as to width of the urban
separator) as follows:
a. "Adjust the urban separator to and within the rear edge of the
property lines along Sunnyslope Road and within the west side of
the Lavio property. Add a Development Constraint Area (DCA) (1
dwelling unit/acre) designation between the Urban Separator and
the limits of service line; show the limits of service line, and
adopt. the remaining location of the Urban Separator as proposed
from the Lavio property to the freeway.
June 6, 1983 275
b. Add a new policy to the Environmental Design Plan (EDP) text:
"That the Urban Separator will generally follow property lines and
- , lie within properties having a City density assigned on the Land
Use Map, except where good planning principles dictate its location
elsewhere. "
Noes: B'attaglia/Cavanagh
AYES: Balshaw/Bond/ Mayor Mattei
NOES: Battaglia/Cavanagh/Vice Mayor Perry
AB5TAIN: Harberson (he was absent when the public hearing was
held on M ay 2.)
ABSENT: None
RESOLUTION #9788 NCS
GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENTS
Adopt Resolution No. 9788 N.C.S. approving amendments to the General
Plan/Land Use and Circulation Elements listed below. Introduced by
Councilman Cavanagh and seconded by Councilman Harberson.
13. Consensus was reached (4/16/83) to redesignate the 37± acre
unincorporated area at the southern entrance to town along Old
Redwood Highway (Petaluma Blvd. So. )~between US 101 and the
river from Agricultural/Open 5pace to Industrial.
Noes: Balshaw
Abstain : B attaglia
AYES: Cavanagh/Harberson/Vice Mayor Perry/Mayor Mattei
NOES: Balshaw
ABSTAIN: Bond*/Battaglia**
(*a conflict of interest
'~*absent on hearing date May 16) :
ABSENT: None
RESOLUTION #9789 NCS ~
12, Consensus was reached (4/16/83) to leave the Western Avenue
elementary school site (Wilmar School ,District) designation on map
and review in one year: following consultation w-ith the Petaluma
Elementary School District. Introduced by Councilman Cavanagh
and seconded by Councilman Harberson.
14. Consensus was reached (4/10/83) to redesignate the golf course,
(Denman Flat - Rainsville Avenue area) to Agricultural/Open
Space .
15. Consensus was reached (4/16/83') to recognize ,the remaining Flood
Zones in the Petaluma planning area as established by the Federal
Flood Insurance Administration.
16. Consensus was reached (4/1b/83) . to :eliminate urban d'e'signations
beyond the urban development boundary along t~he west side of the
City in conformance with the adopted Sonoma County West Petaluma
Plan .
276 June 6, 1983
17. Consens.us was reaehed to show the existing Waugh School at _
Corona and Adobe Roads.
18. Council ~ consensus was reached (4/16/83) to extend creek
designations to Adobe Road, east. of Ely to recognize these existing
natural features.
19. Consensus was reached ( 5/ 16 / 83 ) to eliminate the elementary school
site, east of Ely Blvd. North near Corona Road. (Council
acknowledged they would entertain ,the addition of a school site to
the General Plan/EDP at s.uch time a local school jur,isdiction felt
an additional one was warranted. )
20 . Consensus was reached ( 5/ 16 / 83 ) to add a park site off of Maria
Drive extension, south of Corona Road.
22. Council consensus (5/16/83.) was to amend the~ ar.ea on the east
side of Petaluma Blvd. North (from the city limit line ,adjoining
4010 Petaluma. Blvd. ~North, south to the city limit Iine adjoining
1700 Petaluma Blvd. North) from Planned Residential to Service
Gommercial.
23 . Council consensus ( 5/ 16 / 83.) was . to elimimate elementary school site
on Gossage Avenue between .Magnolia and Petaluma Blvd. North.
AYES: Balshaw/Battaglia/Cavanagh/Harberson/Vice Mayor Perry
Mayor Mattei .. . ,
ABSTAIN: Bond (he was absent on hearing date, May 16)
NOES: None
AB SENT : None ~
RESOLUTION NO. 9790 NGS
GENERAL PLAN AMENDIv1ENTS . . . .
Adopt Resolution No. 9790 N. C. S. approving amendments to the General
Plan/Land Use and Circulation Elements listed below. Introduced by
Vice Mayor Perry and seconded by Councilman Cavanagh.
24. Council's consensus ( 5/ 16 / 83 ) was to eliminate the Study
designations along .Bodega Avenue between Paula and Lohrman
Lanes by designating such area Agricultural/Open Space. _
25 . Council's consensus ( 5/ 23 / 83 ) was to show the three alternative
Rainier Avenue connections to Petaluma Blvd. North from Petaluma
Blvd. to the freeway. . .
26 . Council's consensus ( 5/ 23 / 83 ) was to adopt the Planning
Commission's recommendation and reidentify the location of the
Linear Park designation, bordering the river, near the railroad
tracks and Lakeville Street. -
~28. Councils' consensus (5/23/83) to redesignabe the Washington
Square Shopping Center from Neighborhood Commercial to Central
Urban ~(E, Washington Street and South McDowell Blvd. )
June 6, 1983 277
29. Council's. consensus (5/23/83) to redesignate the Central Urban
and Service Commercial areas on Wilson to Urban Low Density (5.0
dwelling units per acre) between 'Madison and 'Washington, and to
Urban Density (10.0 dwelling units per acre) between E.
Washington and "D" Street.
30. Council consensus (5/23/83) to redesignate the Payless site from
Industrial to Service Commercial (northwest corner of E.
Washington and Lakeville Streets) .
31. Council's consensus ( 5/ 23 / 83 ) was to redesignate the La Cresta
area from Planned Residential (6.0 dwelling units per acre) to
Urban Low Residential (5.0 dwelling units per acre) .
32 . Council's consensus ( 5/ 23 / 83 ) was to redesignate an area in the
vicinity of El Rose and Hayes Lane from Planned Residential (6.0
dwelling units per acre) to Residential/Commercial Combining
designation to recognize the existing office commercial and
convalescent hospital land uses in the area.
33 . Council's consensus ( 5/ 23 / 83 ) to redesignate the lots on opposite
sides of El Rose at "D" Street from Urban Low (4.5 dwelling units
per acre) to Urban High (20.0 dwelling units per acre) to
recognize existing apartment houses.
34. Council's consensus ( 5/ 23 / 83 ) was to redesignate the area on both
sides of "D" Street, west of Sunnyslope Avenue, from Planned
Residential (6.0 dwelling units per acre) _to Suburban Low (2.0
dwelling units per acre) .
35. Council's consensus (5/23/83) was to designate the future airport
location east of the current site.
36 . Council's consensus ( 5/ 23 / 83 was to amend Planned Residential ( 6
dwelling units per acre) designated area (Lindberg Lane and
Kresky Way) to Urban Low (5 dwelling units per acre) .
37. Council's consensus (5/.23/83) to r.edesignate area between Payran
and Vallejo Street south of Jefferson Street from Industrial to
Urban High Residential (20 dwelling units per acre) .
38 . Council's consensus ( 5/ 23 / 83 ) was to add ~.the new
Residential/Industrial Comb~ining designation to the East Court area
and'~to the block on the east side of Second Street between "G"
and "H" Streets, and to add Resid'ential/Commercial Combining to
the block on the. west side of 2nd Street, between "C" and "H"
5treets.
39 . Council's consensus ( 5/ 23 / 83 ) was to relocate elementary school
designation to its approved location in the vicinity of Garfield
Drive and Village East Drive.
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40. Council's consensus was to not change the designation of MeNear
Hill from .U,rban Low (.4.5. dwelling. units per acre) to . Suburban
Medium. .(3 dwelling .units per, acre) . . . , _
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41. Council's consensus ( 5/ 23~/ 83 ) was to change the designation of the
unincorporated area between McNear Avenue and the Quarry from
Urban Low (4.5 dwelling units .per. acre) to . Suburban, Medium (3.0
dwelling units per acre) .
42 . Council's consensus ( 5/ 23 / 83 ) was to ; amend the land use.
des'ignation from Suburban Low Density (,2 dwelling units per acre)
to Ur.ban Low .(5 dwelling units per acre) for an ~.area in the
vicinity of Phillips Avenue and Ganyon Drive.
43 . Council's consensus ( 5/ 23 / 83 ) was. to expand the Petaluma Adobe
State . Historic Park designation at Adobe Road and Casa Grande
Road to matcli the. area owned .b.y the ,State of California.
44. Council's consensus (5/23/83) was to extend Ely Blvd. South (four
(4) lane arterial) between Casa Grande and Frates Road.
45 . Council's consensus ( 5/ 23 / 83 ) was ~.to . amend the remaining
Agricultural/Open Space areas . to Community Park; between
Lakeville Highway and the river (downstream .of Schollenberger
Park).
46. Council's consensus (5/ 23 / 83 ) was ~ to add the South McD.owell Blvd.
loo,p below Lakeville Highway .
47 . Council's consensus ( 5/ 23 / 83 ) was to eliminate designation of
Petaluma Napa Expressway. ~ . .
48 . Council's consensus ( 5/ 23 / 83 ) was to designate the sewer treatment
. ponds as a .Public Facility. . .
AYES: Battaglia/Cavanagh/Vice Mayor Perry/ Mayor Mattei
NOES : . None
ABSTAIN: Balshaw/BondLHarberson ,
(they were absent on date of .hearing May 23).
ABSENT: None , ~
RESOLUTION #9791 NCS ~
CONROW REZONING
Adopt Resolution No. .9791 N. C. S. approving the issuance of. :a negative
declar-ation pursuant. to the California Environmental Quality Act for
rezoning ;a,. poriton .of Assessor's Par.cel Nos.. 007-361-27 and 30 (E.
Washington Street and. Ellis Street) . . Introduced by Councilman
Battaglia and seconded by Councilman Bond.
AYES: Balshaw/Battaglia/Bond/Cavanagh/Harberson/Vice Mayor Perry
Mayor Mattei
NOES: None . .
ABSENT: None
June 6, 1983 279
ORDINANCE NO. 1548 NCS
CONROW REZONING '
Introduced and ordered posted Ordinance No. 1548 N.C.S. amending
Zoning Orclinance No. 1072 N.C.S. by reclassifying and rezoning a 2
acre portion of Assessor's Parcel Nos. 007-361-27 and 30 from C-O
(Office Commercial) to C-N (Neighborhood Commercial) E. Washington
Street and Ellis Street) . Introduced by Councilman Balshaw and
seconded by Councilman Harberson.
AYES: Balshaw/Battaglia/Bond/Cavanagh/Harberson/Vice Mayor Perry
Mayor Mattei
NOES : None
ABSENT: None
RESOLUTION NO. 9792 NCS
WISE REZONING
Adopt Resolution No . 9792 N. C. S. approving the issuance of a negative
declaration pursuant to the. California Environmental Quality Act for
rezoning of A.P. Nos. 48-142-09 and IO and 19-Q20-08 and a~ portion of
09 located in the vicinity of 213 Cinnabar Road. Introduced by
Councilman Battaglia and seconded by Councilman Bond.
AYES: Balshaw/Battaglia/Bond/Cavanagh/Harberson/Vice Mayor Perry
Mayor Mattei ~
NOES : None
ABSENT: None ~
ORDINANCE #1549 NCS
WISE REZONING
Introduce and order posted Ordinance No. 1549 N. C. S. amending
Zoning Ordinance No. 1072 N.C.S. by reclassifying and rezoning
Assessor's Parcels Nos. 19-020-08, 48-142-09 and 10, and a.14 acre
portion of 19-020-09 from R-1-6500 (Single Family Residential) to C-H
(Commercial) Cinnabar Road. Introduced by Councilman Bond and
seconded b.y Vice Mayor Perry.
AYES: Balshaw/Battaglia/Bond/Cavanagh/Harberson/Vice Mayor Perry
Mayor Mattei
NOES : None
ABSENT: None
RESOLUTION NO. 9793 NCS
PARK PLACE III
Elmer Bierwagon, Ryder Homes, made the request. Due to the
changing housing market, the applicant is requesting that seven
housing units .in Park Place III be. substituted with larger models and
that alternative models be substituted for previously approved models
on five additional lots.
Adopt Resolution No. 4793 N.C.S. amending Resolution No. 9653 N.C.S.
revising the unit development plan .for the Park Pla~ce III subdivision
280 Ju ne 6, 1983
located at Maria Drive and Rainier Avenue. (Ryder Homes/Qantas '-
Development). Introduced by Councilman Battaglia,. and seconded by
Vice Mayor Perry.. ~ . . . . . .
AYES: Battaglia/Bond/Cavanagh/Vice Mayor Perry/Mayor Mattei
NOES: Balshaw/Harberson ~
(Councilman Balshaw's no vote reflected his feeling the. -
developer shouldn't :sell houses first., then ehange the ~models
through the development .plan revision process .)
~~ ABSENT: None . ~
1~0
[minute addition made at 6/20/83 ~eting: It was the cnnsen.sus of the City C~ncil that a
developer shouldn't sell hauses first, then change the models thmugh the develogri~zt plan
revision prooess ar~ such a p~,ire will not be p~nnitted in the future. ]
ALLOTMENTS _ :; .
The City Cou~ncil asked that a Council~ . discussion ~of "allotments,
revisions ..to approved plans" ~ be': placed on an agenda in. the near
future: . .
RESOLUTION #9794 NCS
STREET RESURFACING - 1983
Adopt Resolution No. 9794 N.C.S. approving plans and specifications
for street resurfacing project for 1983 and authorizing calling for bids
for said project in accordance with the list in the .May. 23. .Minutes.
Introduced by Councilman Battaglia and seconded by Vice Mayor Perry.
AYES: Balshaw/Battaglia/Bond/CavanaghlHarberson/Vice Mayor Perry
Mayor Mattei
NOES; None ,
ABSEN.T: None , . , , . ,
COUNCIL POLICY
STREET SURFACES
The City Council expressed its consensus that staff should . require all
excavation of streets should. be completed with a travel. surfaee that is
smooth as possible.
RESOLUTION NO. 9795 NCS
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS IDENTIFICATION
Adopt Resolution No. 9795 NCS approving an agreem'ent with Alpha
Chemical and Biomedical Laboratories of Petaluma for consultant services
in con-nection with hazardous material identification. Introduced by
Councilman Bat-taglia and seaonded by. Vice Mayor Perry. .
AYES: Balshaw../Battaglia/Bond/Cavanagh/Har.berson./Vice Mayor Perry
.Mayor Mattei .
NOES : None
ABSENT: None ~
RESOLUTION NO.. 9796 NCS
MUTUAL AID - NOVATO FIRE DISTRICT
Adopt ResoIution No. 979 N.C.S. authorizing a mutual aid agreement
between the City of Petaluma on the Novato Fire Protection District.
Introduced by Counc'ilman Bond and seconded by Vice Mayor Perry.
AYE5: Balshaw/Battaglia/Bond/Cavanagh/Harberson/Vice Mayor Perry
Mayor Mattei
NOES : None
AB5ENT: None
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~.~ RESOLUTION NO. 9797 NCS
WORKERS' COMPENSATION INSURANCE
Adopt Resolution No. 9797 pertaining to a deferred premium plan for
workers' compensation insurance authorizing execution of a Promissory
Note and Memorandum of Agreement. Introduced by Councilman
Harberson and seconded by Councilman Battaglia.
AYES: Balshaw/Battaglia/Bond/Cavanagh/Harberson/Vice Mayor Perry
Mayor Mattei
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
RESOLUTION NO. 9798 NCS
SANTA ROSA JUNIOR COLLEGE
Adopt Resolution No. 9798 N.C.S. supporting the recommendation of the
Site Selection Committee for the proposed Petaluma Center of the Santa
Rosa Junior College. The sites are:_
°A" - near intersection of Corona Road and Ely Road North.
°B" - diagonally across Casa Grande Road from Casa Grande High
School at Ely Road South.
"C" - Ely Road South just south of Frates Road.
Introduced by Councilman Bond and seconded by Councilman Battaglia.
AYES: Balshaw/Battaglia/Bond/Cavanagh/Harberson/Vice Mayor Perry
Mayor Mattei
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
ADJOURNMENT
The Council adjourned at 10:15 p.m. to an all day budget meeting June
13, beginning at 8:00 a.m. .
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Mayor Mattei
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