HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 07/06/1976REGULAR MEETING
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PETALLTMA' S
BICENTENNIAL
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MINUTES OF MEETING
OF CITY COUNCIL
PETALUMA, CALIFORNIA
JftY: 6;-:.106-
The regular meet`irtg'.of the Petaluma City Council .liras called
to order. by Mayor Helen Putnam at the hour of 7:37 p..m.-
Present: Councilmen Brunner, Cavanagh, Harberson, Mattel,
Perry, and Mayor. Putnam.
Absent: Councilman Hilligoss:;
At the request of Mayor Putnam, Kelly Drake, a senior
student at Petaluma High.Schoal, led the audience and.the
City Council in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
Mayor Putnam`'ealle!& attention to- the new flag on -the dias
which had'been'especially'made for Petaluma's commemoration
of the Bicentennial year. The-flag.is a field of blue,
with the City's seal. in gold circled by 13 stars -`repre-
senting the 13 original states.
BICENTENNIAL Beforestartingg the business of the Council meeting, Mayor
OBSERVANCE Putnam,expressed her appreciation to.the entire community
JULY 3-5, 1976 for its.participation. in Petaluma:`s Bicentennial.obser-;
vance.' She noted as preparations began throughout the
z: nation fog; the, celebration of. the Bicentennial year; some
adverse comments were;-made,that It was becoming,"Buy.-centennial.'" and attempts had
been made. to discredit: the Natiori'.s observance,of this..very auspicious occasion.
As it turned out, the dissent.thrroughou.t the Country was_ -minimal_ Mayor.Putnam
stated the Council joined -with -her in expressing appreciation.to the community for
the fact they helped to, make. Petaltnaa:s Bicentennial something very. special to mark
the past 2.00 years. of the.:growtkof our -Nation;., She ..commented on ,the vast number .
of people who -turned out,,,to watch the. Petaluma Parade on. the Fourth of. ,July, and..
the attendance at the Grand B"ally. on July .3rd__ It was .her hope the spirit generated
by the community would continue throughout the. years.
CONSENT CALENDAR Although items on the Consent Calendar are usually adopted
by the Council without discussion, a brief discussion was
held om Ttem .#3,..regarding the: specifications for the Fire
Department Radio Base Station...; Mr,:;Scharer ekplained the station would be a link
between the Central 'Dispatch System._.€ar. whi.ch the Council.. had approved specifica- .
tions and called for bids, .and the 1:ire .and Police Services.. The base station .
would be located in Headquarters F re.Static>n, with loud speakers in the other two
fire stations in order for the Centrai.Dispatch:to communicate and select a station
to respond to an emergency.•call, When it was determined no additional personnel
would be needed:to man the base station, no objection was raised.
With reference to Item #2, .the appointment,of Robert B ,Murphy as , Police. Chief to
become effective July 16., .1976,, City, Mana.ger,10bert. McYer, stated. the new Police
Chief had met each o€...the,Councilmen. separately during the past week, and.therewas
individual ,concurrence_ by the members of,the Council .on: ,the appointment . of Mr.
Murphy.Mr.. Meyer stated in view of the fact Mr. Murphy had met so many people in
Petaluma, he knew he could notyithhold-the announcement;. and, so a formal announce-,
meat was made to the press.:the prior. week<...Chief Murphy was unable to be in
attendance at the meeting this evening,;aa he_is attending the F.B.I. School in
Quantico, Virginia.
There being no further discussion.on the-,Consent-Calendar,_a motion was made,by.
Councilman Mattei, seconded by`:Councilman,Harb:erson,,,..to .adopt the.resolutions on
the Consent Calendar. Motion carried unanimously.
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July 6, 1976
Agenda Item #1 Resolution #7445 N;C.S�.-;,setting public hearing date July
SET HEARING DATE-- 19, 1976, for the"piirpbse'of "considering the Seismic Safety
1 JULY 19, 1976 and Public Safety Elements of the General Plan of the City
SEISMIC SAFETY & ;. of; Petaluma; was adopted...,:;'...,
PUBLIC SAFETY
ELEMENTS
RES #7445 NCS
5 1Agenda Item #2. Resolution 474.46 .N.C�:S.'consenting to and approving the'
1APEROVE APPOINTMENT appointment,..of,Robe-rt,,B. Murphy as.Police Chief of the City
ROBERT B. MURPHY, of Petaluma was adopted:
POLICE CHIEF.._ _
RES #7446 NCS `
Agenda Item #3 Resolution #7441 N.C.$. approving'specificatioris and call-
CALL.FOR BIDS-- �,..ing,.•:for,, bids.- July..201916,:for.Fire Department Radio Base
'JULY 20,1976 . Station-:1Public,Safety Communications System, was ;adopted.:
FIRE DEPARTMENT
RADIO BASE STATION
RES #7447 NCS -
PUBLIC HEARING-- Notices':"of:.-the public'f hearing had been duly advertised`,by
�001CODECITY
CONFLICT OF INTEREST the 'City' Clerk:.
COUNCIL
RES ��7448 NCS City'Attorney 2atthew;:-Hudson advised Proposition, 9 requires
- the C6un6 l,.. .and a Variety: -bf 'departments to adopt Conf l-ict
of Interest Codes: ' Basicall'y, the 'Conflict 'of, Interest
Code is the same as the requirements.' placed on 'the, City; Council' by:.the.Government -
.Code. Mr. Hudson stated. the Qound:11:'is* required ta- hold a public; hearing for
residents to'be given an opportunity to'express their :views.':'Once adopted,,.. the,
Code will -be forwarded tathe-Fair Political -Practices, Commission for.:°.their- review.
The Commission has 90-days to'review,the Code`:He-felt the'Code`.-the Council would be adopting complies with -all :the 'requirements 'of `the Iaai;r.. Political Practices .
Commission. 'd
Mr. Hudson reviewed the six sections of the resolution which he had prepared for
.the City -Council. -
Vice -Mayor Mattei referred to: the :matter•'of:the, ,Cgnf11ct-of-'Interest which involves
him personally' .in thematter of voting' as ''a member of, the:'Petaltima:. Community- .De
velopment Conunission. There. would:,be 'matters' com ng`up -which _W-6dld ;aff ect the
assessments in the Project Area -as a`whole, `and 'riot only his own�:p6r_s6nal business:-, .
He wondered if he would be _eligible to Vote ``on;.matt`ers'wiiich' would, directly. affect
his business. 'City Attorney Huds.oii asked':tlie' Vice�Mayor'for time:,.to,;take::the
matter under advisement and`do "some°.'researchi before:resp'oridiiig to 'his questions..
Discussion was held on the types .of reimbursement -the Council would receive which .
would have to be. reported on :the','forms by 'the members , of ;the <City-, Council.,.; especial-
ly in those areas where they would b`e'reimbursed:for.meetngs attended as reFresenta-.`
tives of various agencies i -'such asi'th& Local- •Agency "Formation Commission, the Boar.d.':
of Directors of the 'League of Calif orniaT-Cities; grid'other',,seminars and meetings
City Attorney Matthew Hudson said'there'°are'complexit-ies to the law and :there would;
be some cases where -reimbursed`.t'ravel ',exp:enses•'::would'have�'`to,be, .reported, and yet
there would be others where the : regt irement' would : iio.t, apply:"
City Manager Robert Meyer stated not only would a code have to be adopted which
would apply to the City Council"arid the"dity,- Manager,'but nodes would have to. be
prepared to include the various, departments �witI .:the-. Cityi` :.,•
Mayor Putnam then opened the -public hearing. No comments were 'received from the
audience; none'had been received by the City Clerk, and the public hearing was
declared closed..
July 6, 1976
PUBLIC HEARING-- Resolution #7448 N.C.S.•.adopting:-a.Cpnflict of Interest
CONFLICT OF INTEREST... Cod'e.,applicable,to.th
.e,_members-of;the" City Council, pur
CODE --CITY COUNCIL suant to the.Political Reform Act of 1974, was introduced
RES #7448 NCS by Councilman.Harberson., seconded .by Councilman. Perry, and
(Continued) adopted by 6 affirmative and 1 absentee votes. -
AWARD CONTRACT --RADIO A. report. dated, July 2, ' 197.6,. to.,.the' May and City, Counci�j)
SYSTEM FOR TRANSIT from Finance Director John L. Scharer; regarding the bid
SYSTEM opening of June. 16,,.1976, to..provide radio communications
RES #7449 NCS equipment for the, Transit;System,,was reviewed. Three_ bids
for the equipment had'tieen received and an"'additional bid
for installation. The base:bid was to supply the. -mobiile,relay remote console and ,.six mobile units and .
accessories as per the specifications. Option,,;#l.was to. provide a limited privacy
system; Option #2 to provide complete selective signalling system;'arid, Option #3
was for the installation of the entire system. Mr. Scharer stated he had reviewed
all the bids very carefully and was recommending RCA be awarded the bid.for.the
communications equipment, including Option #1 and #3, and award the bid,for"the e
installation -to Delta Communications. The total cost of the award would then equal
$13,408.
Councilman Brunner questioned the necessity for the `system to be placed in the
buses, and Mr. Scharer stated the buses are 'on the road around the City every day
except Sunday, and have no means.-.o,f_communication .back to.the bus depot. If they
would experience mechanical.trouble or; have some..�type of passenger disturbance,
they would have no means.:of communication. Mr. Scharer also stated the' bids' from
Motorola. and. RCA each had an exception'to the specifications. • RCA_ did not meet.
completely the solid state requirement, and Motorola's bid substituted 60 watts for
the 65 watts as written in the specifications. Councilman Brunner then pointed out
in prior .contract -awards of -bids. the-Council's policy, was to select the firm which
met the specifications.
.City Manager Robert Meyer informed the. Council a pre -bid conference had been held
with the three manufacturers and this was the first time the City has received more
than one bid for a communications system.
Some discussion was. then held.regarding.omitting Option '#2 from the bid, and.it was.
determined to award the bid to.General.Electric.Co. any for the base bid of.:$10,810.20,
plus Option #3, .the.installation amounting to $730.00,-for a total of .$11;540.20.
Councilman.Harberson asked.if the funds for. the' mobile radio system would .be taken-
from the TDA funds, and after this..expenditure, what..the.balance would be. Mr.
Scharer replied the cost,of the.,enuipment.would be taken from the TDA funds, and
the balance after this expenditure .would,be.approximately $90,000.
Upon conclusion of the discussion, Resolution #7449'N.C.S..,'awarding the' contract
for the radio system for the Pet-aluma Municipal Transit.System to General Electric
Company, 560 San Antonio Road,,,Palo Alto,: California;. in the amount of $11,540.20,
was introduced by Councilman Harberson,-.seconded,by.Councilman Perry,` and adopted
by 6 affirmative and 1 absentee votes.
PARKING METER _A letter date'd.June 15„ 197,6,.addressed to the: City Clerk,
REVENUE --SPECIAL from'Je,an.WinterhalderWthe
•residen.t,'Downtown Merchants, F/
FUND Association, was, read City..Clerk and ordered filed.
City Manager..Robert Meyer advised the Council letters had
also been received from Dick Lieb-and from the.;Ghamber:'of Commerce on 'the same
subject. Staff had previously advised the.Cfy.Cquncil that after the'bonds for
the parking district had been paid•off, the funds could be.usediin any manner the
Council desires. He also advised action on the matter need not'be taken -at this
time, as the funds would be retained until the end of this fiscal year, as they
have not been appropriated. Mr. Meyer._stated he:.fel_t one of the important parts of -
the letter received .from Mrs. F7interhalder was the fact they recommended the parking --
meters remain in force after`July l,• 1976. This would,b.e a matter which would have
to be settled by the Council... No action was taken on.the letter at this time.
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CONSENT TO SIDEWALK A.letter dated`June 15,`1976,'d'ire'cted to the City Council,
SALES, JULY 30 & 31, by Jean Winterhalder, President; Downtown Merchants'
1976 Association; -'requesting the use of.- sidewalks in the'down
RES #7450 NCS town* area"J or Friday-and Saturday; July 30th and 31st, for
sidewalk sales days was read by -the City Clerk and ordered
filed. -The City Clerk advised the Council, in a conver-
sation with Mrs. Winterhalder,_they are not requesting -the closure of Kentucky
Street for these sales days.... The letter is on file with .'the City Clerk.
Lieut. DeWitt advised the Council the Traffic Committee had discussed the matter
and had made some recommendations and p.laced.some conditions on the use of the.
sidewalks.
Resolution #7450 N.C.S. consenting to sidewalk sales July 30'and 31; 1976, to be
held by the Downtown Merchants' Association, was introduced by Councilman Perry,"_
seconded by Councilman Cavanagh, and adopted- by 6 affirmative and 1'absentee votes.
CITY MANAGER'S REPORTS:
CLAIMS & BILLS Councilman Cavanagh asked to have Claim No. 8743 corrected
RES #7451 NCS to indicate the expenses were for -the months of May and
June, rather- than'just June, 1976. '
Finance Director John Scharer asked the Council to withdraw Claims No. 8768,• 8769,
and 8770, made .out to Western Charter Bus Company. The'.reason was the cert1f1cates
of insurance had not been -received as required by the City Council; the excursions
would take place in, .fiscal year 1976-77,,and the Claims Listing was .the completion
of the.1975-76 fiscal year.
After the corrections were noted by the Clerk,, Resolution #7451 N.C.S. approving
claims and bills #8704 to #8802, inclusive-, General City, excluding.V8768, #8769,
and #8770; and,.Water Claims #692 to #TO—,,_ inclusive,•was introduced by Councilman
Cavanagh, seconded by Councilman Perry,, and adopted by 6.affirmative.and 1 absentee
votes.
\OPETALUMA PEOPLE City.Nanager'Robert Meyer 'reported the.request for operat-"
"OSERVICES CENTER in.g funds for the Petaluma.People-Services Center had not
} JULY & AUGUST _ been'made by the Center, but -had been brought to his
OPERATING EXPENSES attention by John Scharer,'the Finance Director. 'Final
appropriations for'revenue sharing funds would not be.made
until August;- however,'in order "for the Center to operate
through the month of July and August of the new fiscal year, Mr. Meyer was re
questing payments be made, -on the same basis as in fiscal year 1975776.
A motion was made by Councilman;Harbersori, second_ed-by Councilman Brunner,'to'
continue support of Petaluma People Services Center through July and August, 1976;
as had been done in the prior fiscal year: Motion carried unanimously.
SANDERSON PROPERTY_ Councilman Brunner referred to the matter of the allocation
--REVENUE SHARING of revenue sharing funds and advised he had been approached
FUNDS by Mr. Aubrey Sanderson regarding the property located near
the Golf Course. Mr.. Sanderson is still waiting for an
answer whether or not the City is interested in the pro-
perty. Iie.advised Mr. Brunner he has other offers from prospective buyers. The
City Manager indicated .this would .be a matter -to be'taken up in August, along with
other.revenue sharing items. Mayor Putnam then requested the matter be.placed on.
the Agenda for July 19, 1976;
MAYORS' & City.Manage'r Robert Meyer reminded the Council of the
COUNCILMEN'S Mayors' and Councilmen's Association Meeting -to be held in
MEETING Sebastopol Thursday, July 8, 19.76.
JULY 8, 1976
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LANDSCAPINGCity.;Mainaker.,Robert, Meyet:'r*eported.:he.: was in receip't'..of 'a.
NEW LIBRARY letter * writtenv-,.,by _R41phl. the., prime,.- contractor for:.
the. Petalu:Wai 7"Public:-- Library, �-::to:the.;:.architects., -Beland.:
's,- had been att-ac-hed.a
:-Gianelli%:-�a:ndT.:Associ' Associates;
letter from Leiser Landscaping:. expressing some dobccerh.'.
regarding the success.of the lawn area due.to the -rationing - of water, and"siatea it
is absolutely imperative to have water' when needed in order to accomplish a suc-
cessful landscaping -proj'ett...:..,The''two.-lett-er.'.,§ are,onji-lewith the City:,Clerk
Mr. Meyer stated the, matter,-- was! -f orwinf ormatiori-t f or t.he-Council and no action -was
required.
COMPLETION OF TILE
City Manager Robert Meyer asked permission from the Counc il F6Y9
FLOORING --EAST WING.-
-'to, add thisf: item- t.o. -th-e.. Ag4enda. ,A motion: was made _.by
CITY HALL-
Councilman Ha�rbersanl. s-eiconded;by Councilman Mattei ap-
RES #7452-NCS
:-proving the, addition of,. -the item..:. -Motion carried unanimously.,..
Resolution #7452 N.C.S. ac'c'eptirig-couipletion of instal-
lation of new tile flooring in theeastwing, City Hall, was introduced by Coun-
cilman Perry, seconded
by Councilman Brunner., and adoptedby 6 affirmative and 1
absentee votes-.
INTRODUCTION OF
:City Manager Robert -Meyer introduce&.,the new Planning.'
PLANNING -DIRECTOR,
Director to'the members -of the. Council -and the audi6n6e.*
RONALD.F. HALL
Mayor Putnam welcomed him to the staff and to the City.
''Mr. HA11- *.responded- by; .stating- he, was- pleased. to be. �here; ,
spirit`,.not ',.;'
a as and`7 lr6ady.,.:w imp'ri�4sed, by.' the 'tremendous 'S:PA
only within:City- Rall,",;but,: the'. community itself.
LIBRARY DEDICATION
'Councilman Br-Linner:reminded-.the,metab.ers of the City Council
JULY 10, 1976
the dedic-ca:t1on-of the:: new 'librarylw ould be held Saturday, 6,3i,
July 10, 1976. Members of the City Council were requested
to be at: the library -at l2::l5.,p:.m:-,, with the formal dedi-::
cation beginning at .,l:'00 p.m. He briefly . outliridd- the - prog-rami:f or the id.ay - stating
that Mr. Art Parent, a'-.'former'Mayor�;
would-,act.as-Mdster-of Ceremonies., --,'The
presentation of the colors ."would- be, by the .Coast Guard. Mr:. �Duncan Olmsted would
introduce the guests.
APPOINT ROBERT A.
Resolution #7453 N.C.S.. appointing Robert A. Brunner as
BRUNNER VICE-PRESIDENT
Vice -President of the City Council was introduced by F
(VICE. MAYOR) '-OF: THE
Counc'ilman'-Perry;� b I
,-!;sec6nddd-by Councilman Harbers.on, and.-..
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CITY COUNCIL
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adopted by'- 6 affirmat ' -iv&..,and .1 -ab-sent:ee votes.;-,-Ey.pir-,
RES #7453 NCS
ation of --term" of office.;is-June130; =1977.
APPOINT JAMES L.
Resolution: #7454,.N:.*C.Sr;appoint ing,James L. Harberson as
3
HAkBERSON COUNCIL
City Council representative to the Planning Commission wa
REPRESENTATIVE--
introd6ced::by* C6uiicilman,.Matte,i,,,'.seco.Pded by :Councilman
PLANNING COMMISSION
Brunner and`1adopted:-.by.-,16!�af f irmative,-,and. 1 ..absentee. ;votes.
RES ,#7454.NCS
Ekpiration:date-'for :theaappointmer}t,-.is June _30,;..l97,7..-
APPOINT M. PATRICIA
Resolution.-47455 N,C,-.S-,appointing-K-. Patricia
Hilligoss
as.
HILLIGOSS CITY COUNCIL
City Counkil tepri&s'entative: -to. the, Recreation,
Music -,and-
' f
REPRESENTATIVE-'
Parks Commission, was introduced by�qouncilman
Cavanagh,
RECREATION COMMISSION
seconde&,by � Councilman :Perry,, -.and, adopted by 6
affirmative
RES #7455 NCS
anda:'lAbsent&e:,vote&.-.;'. Expiration date of-jappointment,.is
:,
June-30' �1977'.
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JACK.W.
Resolution; #7456, N. C..S.. app.o,inting, Jack W. Cavanagh i Jr.:,
afPOINT
AVANAGH, JR., COUNCIL
,
!-as, -City.,, Council. representative to-the'Traffit Committee,,' was
REPRESENTATIVE--
.::introdliced,by.-.Councilv..an'Harberson,.secoftded by Councilnan
TRAFFIC COMMITTEE
Perry. .and.adopted; by;-6.t-., af f lrmatiye.: and 1 absentee votes.
RES #1456 NCS
..Expiration. date.�jDf -,appointment i&,June. 30,.'1917..
APPOINT WILLIAM A.
Resolution:47457 N.C.S-.: appointing. William A..- Perry, Jr.
ERRY, JR. COUNCIL
as.City Council representative to the Water Commission was
REPRESENTATIVE---
introduced by -Councilman Mattei,. -seconded by Co.uncilmdn-
WATER COMMISSION
Brunner, and adopted by 6 affirmative: and 1 absentee votes.
RES #7457''NCS
Expiration date of appointment is June 30,.,1977.
OWPOINT EDWARD HORCIZA. Resolution #7458:.N..C.S..appointing..Edward Horciza- t6. the
aiBER PLANNING Planning Commission was,'introduced.by Councilm'an'Ha-r.v&-r-s_,on,-'
COMMISSION ..seconded..by.:Councilman- Mattei, and adopted by 6 aff.irmative
RES #7458 NCS and,labsentee votes. Expiration date,of appoin�� . ent -is
June 30-,:1980.
APPOINT MIKE SERPILIO Resolution appointing Mike Serpilio to the Water:.Commis,sion
MEMBER WATER was introduced by Councilman Brunner, seconded by. Council -
COMMISSION man H,-r b e t s on, and adopted by 6 affirmative and 1 absentee
RES #7459.NCS Votes... Expiration date,,;'or appointment is June 30; 1080.
PREZONE PROPERTY-- Community Development And.Services Coordinator Frank Gray.''
10 BERGER LANE advised: the property.belongs to :Leonard Jay and is- located
FROM R-R TO on -the corner.of Berger Lane and Magnolia Avenue. The
R-1-20,000 DISTRICT applicant had previously made A request. to the City for
ORD #1220 NCS outside water and sewer connections which had been rejected.
by. the -City Council. :Mr.. Jay now wishes to..prezone .the
property and annex.to.the City of Petaluma.
After Mr., Grays explanation.-Ordi nan,ce #1220. N C,. S :amending Zonitig Ordinance
#1072 N.C.S. by prezon-ing A.P. #48-134-55 ft. consisting of approximateiy. 3,7,,cres),
from County R-R; Rural. Residential District to R-1-20,o00. (single-family-- 20 ON
sq. ft. minimum lot size) District; -located at 1.0 Berger. Lane, at the. southwest
corner of Magnolia Avenue and Gossage Avenue -- (Leonard Jay), was..i.nt.roduced'by
Councilman Perry, seconded by Councilman Harberson, and ordered published by 6
affirmative and 1 absentee votes.
EXTEND COMPLIANCE' A,:brief discussion --was held.regarding the purpose of. -tliPb_
DATE --SIGN ORDINANCE ordinance,.:and,in,,answer, to a question raised by Councilman
MORD k1217 NCS Ci't:
Cavanagh;as what the ordinance would*,actually da,`
(SECOND READING) Attorney Matthew Hudson' stated it would change the 'time to
January 17, 1977 to hay. e merchants meet the . requirement of
removin&.nonconf o.rming signs.
Ordinance #1211 N.C.S. amending:Sect-ion 25-301"of the-Yetaluma Zoning Ordinance
e
#1072 N.C.S., by changing time-forabatement of.-certain:signs and outdo6t adveT
tising structures, was adopted by 6 affirmative -and 1absentee votes.
TAXI CAB RATES Mr. and Mrs; Stephen Paronto of the .Paronto TaxiCompany,.,-
AND POLICIES and Mr. and Mrs.. i William Flu&.of the Yellow Cab Xq.i.-a pany,
were present. �at the Council meeting.. A resolution'. had bi-nen
:.
prL:i.pared.by-tbe-C't.y.AttorneYto-.cover the:.items discussed
in a cbn,fjere*nce- between' the taxi- cab -firms;- the City . Attorney and the Finance'
Director. During the discussion of the resolution, however, both Mr. and Mrs.
Paronto and.Mr,. and Mrs. Flud objected to some sections. They felt their intent
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July 6, 1976....
T.VI CAB RATES',
had been misunderstood: Mayor Putnam suggested, in fair -
AND POLICIES',
ness- to the people., who would be. using the -services of the
(Continued)
taxi companies, all matters in the resolution should be
clarified before the .City publicized the rates ;and adopted
the resolution. The matter was held over until the July
19th meeting in order for the principals, the City Attorney
and the Finance Director to meet once again..
' ADJOURNPIENT
There -being no further business to come before the Council,
the meeting was adjourned at 9:30 p.m. to a joint meeting
between the Petaluma City Council and 'the Petaluma Community'
Development Commission, Monday, July 12, 1976, . at 7:3'0' p'.m.
Mayor ..:.
At t e's`t':
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l!5 .. Cit;�
Clerk