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APPROVED BY THE
PETALUMA CITY COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING
ROLL CALL 7:00 P.M.
MINUTES OF MEETING
OF CITY COUNCIL ~~
PETALUMA, CALIFORNIA
JULY 6, 1981 ~
Present: Councilmen Perry, Harberson, Bond,
Battaglia, Balshaw, Cavanagh, Mayor
Mattei
INVOCATION The prayer was led by Rev. Hartzel.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE The Pledge of Allegiance was led by City Manager
Robert Meyer. ~
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MINUTES The June 1 minutes were approved as amended. Page 2,
4th line of narrative near the top of the page where
it says "elderly persons (65 or older)", change 65 to
62. The June 15 and June 2-6~xiinutes were approved as
submitted. ~ ~
PICTURE OF Former Mayor (and currently Supervisor) Helen Putnam
GEORGE WASHINGTON presented the City with the picture of George Washington
which once hung in the original Council chambers at
City Hall located on 4th Street.
CONSENT CALENDAR Council took the following action on motion of Councilman
Cavanagh; second by Vice-Mayor Battaglia.
AYES: PERRY/HARBERSON/BOND/BATTAGLIA/BALSHAW/CAVANAGH/
MAYOR MATTEI
CLAIMS & BILLS Adopt Resolution No. 9221 N.C.S. approving Claims and
RESO 4~ 9221.NCS Bills.
NEGATIVE DECLARATION Adopt Resolution No. 9222 N.C.S. approving the issuance
ON ORDINANCE 1472 of a Negative Declaration pursuant to California
RESO ~~ 9222 NCS Environmental Quality Act for an amendment to the
zoning ordinance to add an R-1-5,000 zone thereto and
making various clerical changes to conform Article 4
to Article 16 of Ordinance No. 1072.
ADD R-1-5,000 Adopt Ordinance No. 1472 N.C.S. amending Article 14 of
ZONING DISTRICT Ordinance No. 1072 N.C.S. (the Zoning Ordinance) to
ORD.~461472 NCS add an R-1-5,000 zone thereto and making various
clerical changes to conform Article 4 to Article 16.
WATER RATES Adopt Ordinance No. 1476 N.C.S. of the City of Petaluma,
ORD.~~~1476 NCS amending Section 15.16.040 of the Municipal Code (the
' ' Water Ordinance) to increase the quantity rate.
GO.UNTRY CLUB ESTATES Adopt Reso:lution No. 9223 N.C.S. granting the request
UNIT~I qf Piombo Corp. to transfer allocation of 60 condominium
RESO ~~ 9223 NCS units to 31 single family and 29 condominium units in
' Country Club Estates Subdivision, Phase I.
End of Consent Calendar
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JULY 6, 1981
VICE-MAYOR ELECTED Vice-Mayor Battaglia nominated Jack Cavanagh. The
RESO ~~;92'24 NGS motion to close nominations was adopted unanimously.
' " Resolution No. 9224 N.G.S. appointing Couricilman
Jack Cavanagh Vice-Mayor. Introduced by Vice-Mayor Battaglia; seconded by
Councilman Harberson. .
AYES: PERRY/HARBERSON/BOND/BATTAGLIA/BALSHAW/CAVANAGH/,
MAYOR MATTEI
The following resolutions were introduced by Councilman Cavanagh; sec'onded by
Mayor Mattei.
AYES: PERRY/HARBERSON/BOND/BATTAGLIA/BALSHAW/GAVANAGH/
'MAYOR MATTEI ~
PLANNING COMMISSION Resolution No.. 9225 N.C.S..appointing Gouncilman
LIATSQN ~ Harberson Planning Commission liaison.
RESO ~~ "`9225 NCS ~
RECREATION COMMISSION Resol'utio'n' No. 922'6 N.C'.S. appointing Councilman
LIAISON ' Battaglia Music, Rerreation and Parks Commission
RESO 4~ ~ 9226 NCS liaison. ~
SPARC LIAISON Resolution No. 9227 N.C.S. appointing Councilman
RESO ~~'9227 NCS ~Balshaw Site Plan Architectural Review Committee
liaison. ~
TRAFFIC COMMITTEE Resolution No. 92'28 N.C.S. appointing~ Councilman Perry
LIAISON as Traffic Committee liaison. ~
RESO ~~ ~ 92'28 NGS
LIBRARY COMMITTEE Resolution No. 9229 N.C.S. appointing Councilman Bond
LIATSON~ ` County Library liaison.
RESO ~~ 9229 NCS
DAVID YOUNG Council heard from Planning Director Ereifias:, who
MOBILE`HOME PARK described the 92 unit mobile home park, 5howed the lot
plan.of the park, and reviewed earlier actions prezoning
the area. Council had received a 436 signature petition supporfing the
mobile home park and a 66 signature petition opposing the park. They have
received nine letters supporting the mobile home park and seven let.ter-s opposing
the park. Those speaking in opposition to fhe park were Laura 0'Malley of
1416 Sunrise Parkway, Karen Cabral of 1448 Sunrise Parkway, Darcy Marshall of
1428 Sunrise Parkway and Gail Dine who also lives on Sunrise Rarkway. The
opponerits to the park expressed their concern that this type of llousing would
lower their property value. Mr. James Duckworth, Attorney for Daeid Young,
spoke on behalf of the applicant.` ' ' .
MITIGATED' Resolution No. 9230 N.C.S.. approving the issuance of a
NEGATIVE DECLARATION mitigated negative declaration pursuant to the Calif.ornia
RES'0'~6~~~.9230~NGS Environmental~Quality Act arid the prior ado.ption of a
'° ~ City wide Mas.ter Environmental Impact Report for
David D. Young`s mobile home park, to be located, on the east side of North
McDqwel„1 Blvd., near Sunrise Parkway: Ordinance rezoning A.P. 4~ 137=0:60-1.7 to
Planned Unit'Development: Resolution•approving development plan and resolution
approvi:ng tentative map for same. Introduced by Council-man Perr-y;; seconded by
Councilman Balshaw.
AYES: PERRX/HARBERSQN/BOND/BATTAGLIA/BALSHAW/GAVANAGH/
MAYOR MATTEI ' "
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JULY 6, 1981
ORDINANCE REZONING. Adopt Ordinance No. 1474 N.C.S. amending Zoning Ordinance
DAVID D. YOUNG MOBILE No. 1072 by rezoning A.P. ~6 137-060-17, located on~the
HOME PARK TO PUD east side of North McDowell.Blvd. near Sunrise Parkway
ORD. 4~1474 NCS f rom Planned Community District to Planned Unit Development
` in Flood Plain Combining District (David D. Young
Mobile Home Park) .
AYES: PERRY/HARBERSON/BOND/BATTAGLIA/BALSHAW/CAVANAGH/
MAYOR MATTEI
Councilman Balshaw asked that the City of Petaluma allow handicapped persons
to be able to buy units in the park as well as couples, one member of which is
62 years of age or~older. Handicapped was defined as those persons eligible
to have a Department of Motor Vehicles Handicapped Parking sticker.
DEVELOPMENT PLAN
MOBILE HOME PARK
RESO ~~ 9231 NCS
RECESS
Resolution No. 9231 N.C.S. approving the development
plan f.or David D. Young's Mobile Home Park located on
the east side of North McDowell Blvd. near Sunrise
Parkway. Introduced by Councilman Balshaw;'seconded '~'
by Councilman Battaglia. .
AYES: PERRY/HARBERSON%BOND/BATTAGLIA/BALSHAW/CAVANAGH/
MAYOR MATTEI
Council recessed from 8:40 to 8:50 p.m.
INDUSTRIAL AVE. EXT, ' Adopt Resolution No. 9232 N.C.S. certifying the Environmental
EIR ,(ALSO.KNOWN AS Impact Repo,rt f~or North Petaluma Center ,(Industrial
NORTH PETALUMA CENTER) Ave, Extension) assessment district project. Introduced
RESO ~~ 9232 NCS ~by Gouncilman Harberson; seconded by Counc~ilman Perry.~
C~~sw.~s ~aui~ _ ~ ~~?I ~~ ~~t ~u.o ~+nrd~v~1~
There will. be no change in the existing river channel.
AYES: PERRY/HARBER'SON/BOND/BATTAGLIA/BALSHAW/CAVANAGH/
MAYOR MATTEI
MANUFACTURED~HQUS.ING City Council had before it a report from the League of
REPORT California Cities on manufactured housing, and a copy
~ of the ordinance that was recently adopted by the
City of Santa Rosa. After a brief discussion, the matter was referred to the
City Attorney and staf.f for further study and consideration at a later Council
meeting. _
SCHOOL IMPACT FEE Resolution No. 9233 N.C.S. amending school attendance
RESO ~~ 9233 NCS areas within Old Adobe Union School District to become
effective as of July 1, 1981. Introduced by Councilman
Battaglia; seconded by Vice-Mayor Cavanagh. The proposed redivision of school
boundaries would leave students living on Redwood Circle, Sarah Way, Rose
Petal Court, Welsh Court, Clydsdale Way, Appaloosa Drive, Palomino Court and a
portion of Garfield going to Old Adobe School. _.
AYES: PERRY/HARBERSON/BATTAGLIA/BALSHAW/CAVANAGH/
MAYOR MATTEI
NOE: BOND (Councilman Bond's noe vote was based on
the fact he did not believe it was the privilege
of this body to draw school boundaries for~the
Board of Education. )
Interi.m City Attorney Joe Forrester left the Council meeting.
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STREET RESURFACING City Engineer'Hargis answered Council's questions
PROGRAM regard-ing the~proposed overlay program. After the
Council expressed its concern about which stree-ts
would'be overlayed this year, it requested staff to come back with~-a-lterna~tive
~ecommendatious.
SOLE SUPPLIER 42" Resolution,No. 9234 N.C.S. authorizing the purchase of
FIRE HOSE specified.size fire hose for the Fire Department.
RESO ~~ 923'4 NCS Fire Chief Sharps noted this particular hose is a
i' great deal lighter in weight than fhat which the
department has sto cked in the past, yet still meets our standard specifications
for strength, and requested Council approval of this purchase. The resolution
was introduced by Councilman Battaglia; seconded by Councilman Harberson.
AYES: PERRY/HARBERSON/BOND/BATTAGLIA/BALSHAW/GAVANAGH/
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COMMIS'SION TERM Council directed the City Clerk to issue a press
EXEIRATION' '-~ ~- ~ release requesting applications for the Commission and
' Committee June 30 term expiration seats, to be received
by the City no later than July 17, and to schedule Council interviews with the
applicarits on July 20 at the Regular Meeting'. This being his lasf Council
meeting as active Ci:ty Manager, City Manager Meyer reviewed the Councils he
has worked for these past 19 years.
CITY'MANAGER REPORTS The.Mayor, membexs of fhe Council, staff and members
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of~ the audience all expressed their kind -words~ to Ci~ty
Manager Robert Meyer. Effective July 7 he ~iill be working on special projects
for the Council and Assistant City Manager John Scharer will become Ac.ting
Ci'ty Manager. ~ ~ -
ADJOURNMENT
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The meeting was adjourned at 10:20 p.m`~ ',~ `:~' L`o-i ~,~i~3:t.:
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