HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 06/03/1974MINUTES OF MEETING
OF CITY COUNCIL
PETALUMA, CALIFORNIA
June 3, 1974
Council.Meeting
Attendance
Regular meeting of the City Council of the
City of Petaluma was called to order by City
Clerk Lillian Nommsen at the hour of 7:30
o'clock p.m.
Present: Councilmen Brunner, *Cavanagh, Jr.,
*Daly, Harberson, Mattei, and Perry,
Jr.
Absent: Mayor Putnam.
*Councilman Cavanagh, Jr., arrived at 8:20
o'clock p.m. Councilman Daly arrived at 7:50
o'clock p.m.
Election - -Mayor Due - to the temporary absence of Mayor Putnam
Pro Tempore and Vice -mayor Jack Cavanagh, Jr., a motion
was made by Councilman Harberson and seconded
by Councilman Perry, Jr., electing Councilman
Mattei as Mayor Pro Tempore. Motion carried
by 4 affirmative votes, 3 absentees.
Invocation The invocation was given by the Reverend
Albert °Methodist Church.
Approval of The minutes of May 20, 1974, were approved as
Minutes recorded.
CONSENT CALENDAR A motion was made by Councilman Harberson and
seconded by - - Councilman - Perry, Jr.,
the Consent Calendar, Agenda Items #1 through
#15. Motion carried by 4 affirmative votes,
3 absentees.
Agenda Item #1 Plans and specifications for the subject
So. McDowell project submitted and filed. 6d8 F
Blvd. Widening-- °. - -
McKenzie Dr. to Resolution #6604 N.C.S. approving plans and
Fire Station #3 specifications entitled "South McDowell
Project RS12 -73 Boulevard Widening Drive - to -
Res #6604 NCS Firb #3, Project RS'12 -73" was adopted.
Agenda Item #2
Report .dated May 16, 1974, from Director -of ... �r
E.. Washington
Public Works David A,. Young recommending _
Square Unit #1
acceptance of the improvements of the subject
Res #6605 NCS
subdivision; submitted filed.
Resolution #6605 N.C.S. accepting completion
of work required in the,subject subdivision
was adopted.
Agenda Item #3
Memo dated May 31, 1974, from Director of 6 -io A
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Exterior
Painting, 5
Recreation James Raymond certifying the ------�-
subject project has been completed in accordance
Corners Com=
with the specifications and plans, submitted
munit y .. Center
and ..
Res #6606 'NCS
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Resolution #6606 N.C.S� completion
of the subject project was adopted.
June 3, 1974
Agenda Item__ #4
Denying Claim- -
Kirsten Nielsen,
et al
Res #6607 NCS
Agenda _Item #5
Sl r Denying Claim- -
�- Alice L. Wright
Res #6608 NCS
Agenda Item. #6
�51 F Late Cla m--
Daryl North
Res #6609 NCS
Agenda Item. #7
State Tax
9 7� Relief - -Re
Conservation
and Open Space
Elements
Res 46610 NCS
Agenda Item 48
aa � Abandoned
Vehicle Abate-
ment Grogram
Res #6611 NCS
Resolution #6607 N.C.S. denying.claim of
Kirsten Nielsen, Melvin Nielsen, and Ronica
Nielsen ($520,000) was adopted.
Resolution #6608_ N.C.S. denying claim of
Alice L. 'Wright ($50,000 +) was.adopted.
Resolution 0609 N.C.S. granting the application.__
of Daryl North to file a late claim under
Government Code Section 911.4 was adopted.
Planning Commission minutes, dated May 21,
1974, concerning the subject matter submitted
and.filed.
Resolution #6610 N.C.S. concerning the need .
for State tax relief"to implement the Conserva-
tion and Open Space Elements of General Plans
was adopted.
Resolution #6611 N.C.S. authorizing execution
of a contract with the California Highway
Patrol for the Abandoned Vehicle Abatement
Program was adopted.
Iz F Agenda Item #9 Resolution #6.6.12 N.C.S. approving the form of.
Marin /Sonoma a supplemental agreement with consultants
Subregional relating to the Marin /Sonoma Subregional
Sewerage Study Sewerage Study was adopted.
Res 46612 NCS
Agenda.Item #10 Resolution #6613 N.C.S. authorizing the Mayor
a h Crime Prevention to submit an application to the California
Specialist Council on Criminal Justice for a second year
Res #6613 NCS grant to fund . a Crime.Pr.evention Specialist
was adopted.
Agenda Item 411 Resolution #661.4 N.C.S. approving proclamation
Proclamation— issued.by the Mayor regarding "Ringing.of the
Ringing of the Bells" and urging citizens to comply was
Bells adopted.
Res #6614 NCS
Agenda Item #12 Ordinance #1146 N.C.S. amending Title 17,
Fencing - -Swim Chapter 17.24, Section 17.24.010, of the
ming Pools Petaluma Municipal Code (re swimming pool
Ord #11.46 NCS fencing) was ordered posted.
Agenda Item #13 Ordinance #1147 N.C.S. amending Zoning Ordinance
Rezoning #1.072 N...C•.S. by reclassifying A.P. #7- 510 -25,
Washingnton - 32, and 33 from R -1 -6,500 (Single - family
Professional Residential) District to:a C- 0.(Administrative
Park and ,Profes-sional bfif District for ap pr oxi -
Ord #1147 NCS mately 13 acres located'on the northeast
corner of East Wash,ifigton Street and Ely
Boulevard South (Washington Professional
Park) was.ordered published.
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June 10, 1974
Agenda Item #14 Ordinance #1140 N.C.S. making temporary
Temporary - appropriations for current department ex-
Appropriation penses chargeable to the appropriations for
1974 -75 the fiscal year 1974 - -5 to cover necessary
Ord #1140 NCS expenses of various departments until the
(Second Reading) annual appropriation is in force was adopted.
Said ordinance contains an emergency clause
and thereby becomes effective upon its
adoption.
Agenda Item #15 Ordinance #1141 N.C.S.. amending Title 13,
Amend Code Re Chapter 13.12, Section 13.12.170 of the
Excavation Petaluma Municipal Code (re excavation
Permits permits) was adopted.
Ord #1141 NCS -
(Second Reading)
Airing Council Letter, dated March 25, 1974, from Bob Lipman,
Meetings President Radio Station KTOB, proposing to
continue airing regular Council meetings and
requesting that the City allocate $75 per
meeting, or $150 per month for the two
regular sessions in order to provide a public
service to the community read and filed.
Mr. Lipman appeared before the Council to
discuss the offer.
In considering the matter, members of the
Council expressed concern of setting a pre-
_ cedent in terms of other news media, and it
was felt that other priorities are needed for
the .funds involved.
Upon conclusion of the discussion, it was the
consensus'of the Council not to.accept the
proposal, but it was indicated to Mr. Lipman
that advisability of the offer will be con-
sidered at budget study sessions if the
necessary funds are available.
People's Mr. Gerry Klor, Psychologist with the Petaluma
Center Schools, appeared before the Council to
briefly review the concept of the proposed
People's Service Center in Petaluma. He
explained the six basic goals such a center
would serve and the need for coordinating
preventative and direct service activities at
a central location in order to bring many
services now provided by the County and other
agencies to Petaluma. He added that the
Board of Supervisors of Sonoma County granted
$14,300 in revenue- sharing funds for the
program and he asked the Council to consider
approving $6,000 for the Center. In addition
to the request for funds, Mr. Klor asked the
Council for input into the program and assistance
in locating a suitable site in which to
perform the various services.
Considerable discussion followed, and upon
conclusion City Manager Robert Meyer was
directed by the Council to include the $6,000
request for funds on the list of priorities
for revenue sharing fund projects to be
presented at the June 10, 1974, adjourned
meeting for Council consideration.
June 3, 1974
People's Service The foll_owing.letter of support fora People's
Center Service Center were submitted and filed:
(continued) _.._ _
Date: Name
May 2, 197<4~' Kenneth G. Cousens, M.D.
May 20', '1.974' -' Betty J. Blatt, .Isabelle R.
Wadsworth, James N. West, M.D.
and ,.Michael Burleson, M.D.
May 29, 1974 Petaluma Council of ,Parents
and Teachers, 14th District
April 4, 1974 _ _ Mrs Joy Santos, 1257 Lombardi
Avenue
- - - - -- May 22, 1974 Family Service Agency of
Sonoma County
May 30 1974 Walter C. Clowers, Sonoma
County Public: * Health _Officer
May 30., 1974 Community Alcoholism Services
Poverty Program
- May 15, 1974. _ Social Advocates for Youth, Inc.
June 3, 1974 Petaluma Schools
- Harriet Krieg, 516 Prospect Street
People's - Service Center outline of the six basic
goals and filed.
Vice- Mayor Mayor Pro Tem Mattei presented the.gavel to Vice -
mayor Cavanagh, Jr.,_who, arrived at 8:20
o'clock p.m. The meeting continued with
Vice -mayor Cavanagh, Jr.,_presiding.
Tele- Vue"Syst'ems, Letter, dated May 28,_1974, from Sarah W.
Inc. Re SB'S1361 Hanks, Sonoma County Te1e-
vue Systems, Inc., requesting Council support
I 7 to oppose Senate Bill S.136 -1, which proposes
to provide sports blackouts and impose a
copyright fee. submitted and filed.
Mrs.. Hanks addressed the Council and presented
_ information"on the adverse .affects of the
bill.for the citizens of Petaluma.
It was indicated by the Council that review
of the bill would be necessary in order to
totally protest the provisions, but it was
_ agreed - that a letter sent to Congressman
- - -- Clausen and Senator'sTunney and Cranston .
similar to the letter sent by the City'of
Escondido (copy,attached to Tele -vue Systems'
letter) requesting re- evaluation.of the bill
_ as it relates to the City of Petaluma.
Tele -vue Systems -- Letter, dated May 29, 1974, from Sarah W.
Trenching Cost Hank's, Sonoma County Area Manager, Tele -vue
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Systems, Inc., requesting consideration of
the City Council to alleviate proh b tive �
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costs in cons ruction of cable T V,., ,system in
new underground 'developments, submitted and
filed.
This was referred to - the City Manager for
scheduling of a study session on the matter.
June 3, 1974
Claims and Bills
Resolution #6615 N.C.S. approving claims and
Res #6615 NCS
bills #5.83 to #655, inclusive, and #640 to
#655, inclusive, approved for payment by City
Manager Robert Meyer, was introduced by
Councilman Mattei, seconded by Councilman
Perry, Jr., and adopted by 6 affirmative
votes, 1 absentee.
Preliminary
'Budget, 1974 -75
City Manager Robert Meyer presented the i
budget for 1974 -75. 1 1
preliminary
Alderwood
City Manager Robert Meyer informed the Council 399
Subdivision
that the recording of the final map of Alderwood —'
Subdivision is being delayed due to an existing
policy of the City and of the Sonoma County
Water Agency, which relates to the easement
for the Washington Creek channel traversing
through the subject subdivision. He referred
to a letter from the subdivider's engineers,
Kirkwood and Associates, which explains the
problem involved with the interim state of
the easement. Copy of letter submitted and
filed.
Mr. Meyer further explained that a certificate
on the title sheet of the final map requires
the signature of the Sonoma County Water
Agency accepting parcel "C" (the Washington
Creek Channel); however, it is the County's
policy not to sign - a certificate and accept
the deed of dedication until the improvements
are completed.
Mr: Meyer and members of staff attended
the Board of Directors of the Sonoma County
Water - Agency meeting today in an effort to
resolve the stalemate situation and the Board
adopted a resolution stating its intent to
accept future maintenance of the Washington
Creek drainage within the subdivision.
The County suggested that Parcel "C" be
accepted by the City, and upon approval of
the City Council of all the public improvements
in the subdivision (including the Washington
Creek channel), Parcel "C" be deeded to the
Board of Supervisors of Sonoma County. Mr.
Meyer requested Council consideration to
approve this procedure change for the subject
subdivision.
With the assurance that the City will be
protected as far as the channel is concerned,
a motion was made by Councilman Mattei and
seconded by Councilman Daly.authorizing
Director of Public Works to make the necessary
change on the title sheet. Motion carried
unanimously.
At Mr. Meyer's request, Mayor Cavanagh, Jr.,
(Council representative on the Zone 2A Committee
of the Sonoma County Water Agency) was asked
to discuss with the Committee the matter of a
policy change with regard to channel easements
in order to avoid future problems.
June ..3, 1974
June 10, 1974
City Manager Robert Meyer announced that an
adjourned meeting will be held on.June 10,
1974,, primarily to act, on the Revenue Sharing
Fund Projec He reminded Council members
to bring their preliminary budgets.
Parking Meter
City Mana.ger..Robert Mcye.r,nformed the Council
Fines
that the Police Chief is working on a report
for the Council proposing an increase of the
present $1 parking meter fine.
Estimated
Population
City. Manager Robert.Meyer announced that
certification has been received from the
State Department of Finance showing that the
population of.,.Petaluma on January 1, 1974,
was 31,15,0. Copy of certification submitted
and .filed...
The City Manager..assured the Council that the
population ,signs in City will be changed
to reflect the new population figure.
Taxicab Rates.
Minutes of Taxicab Committee meeting held on
vZ %D Res #6616 NCS
May 29, 1974,.to consider taxicab rate revisions,
submit and ,filed. .
Mayor Ca- vanagh,, Jr.,, reported that much
concern was expressed at the meeting about
the e.urrent method of operation and taxi . fare
structure used between the "west" and "east"
sides of the. City, and it was the Committee's
opinion that whatever rates are approved the
taxi company will charge the same rate equally
.to all citizens of Petaluma.
The xates_ recommended by the Committee were
reviewed -by Mayor Cavanagh, Jr., for Council
consideration.
Mr. Myrel. Moss of. the Petaluma Taxi Company
was 'present to discuss details of the increases
proposed.
The ',propo '.of 15� ,for each one and one -half
minutes: of wai.tinq ,or, traffic delay time. was
questioned and with the consent of the intro-
ducng and seconding Councilmen., this provision
was deleted.from the. Xeso.lution;-wher.eupon,
Resolution #66T6 'N.. C . S. :fixing and determining
rates which may be charged for taxicab service
-
and. repealing, Re.so,lution.. #4352 N . C. S . was
,introduced, by ,councilman Perry, Jr. , seconded
b.y Counclman'Mattei,,and_adopted by 6 affirmative
votes, 1 absentee.
The matter . of all taxicabs being equipped
with meters as required in the Petaluma
Municipal Code, Section 14.20.300 was discussed.
Mr. Moss 'informed the Council that meters are
not used because of the arrangement of picking
Lip p_as.sengers,., It was ' decided by the Council
to delete the meter requirement in the Code
and the City Attorney was directed to prepare
the necessary legislation for Council consider-
ation and action.
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Policy -- Outside Planning Commission Resolution #12 -74 recom-
Water Connections mending to the City Council a policy for the - -�
Res #6617 NCS extension of water service to areas outside
the corporate limits of the City of Petaluma
with Exhibit "A" attached (map of City of
Petaluma existing water trunk lines), submitted
and filed.
Planning Commission minutes dated May 21,
1974,_ re the subject matter submitted and
filed.
Director of Community Development Frank Gray
displayed Exhibit "A" for Council information
and reviewed the five basic provisions of the
resolution recommending a uniform criteria to
be applied to all outside applications.
Particular emphasis -was noted on provisions
#4 and #5, establishing that all applications
are to be reviewed for action by the Director
of Public Works and Director of Community
Development and that those applicants dissatis-
fied with the-decision of the staff may
appeal to the City Council.
Resolution #6617 N.C.S. establishing a policy
for the extension of water service areas
outside the corporate limits of the City of
Petaluma (as recommended by the Planning
Commission) was introduced by Councilman
Mattei, seconded by Councilman Perry, Jr.,
and adopted by 6 affirmative votes, 1 absentee.
Planning Commission minutes, dated May 21,
1974, and location map of the subject property,
submitted and filed.
Director of Community Development Frank Gray
displayed a map of the .parcel for Council
consideration and explained the modifications
requested: Reduction in required lot width
for the two lots.involved from 65 feet to
53.5 feet and 60.5 feet; a reduction in side
yard requirements from 5 feet for one side
and 1.5 aggregate to 2 feet 2 inches and 8
feet aggregate; and, a lot depth in excess of
twice the.width.
Resolution #6618 N.C.S. granting certain
modifications to the requirements imposed by
the Subdivision Ordinance of this City relating
to the premises. located.at 1355 Mt. View
Avenue-was introduced by Councilman Mattei,
seconded by Councilman Perry, Jr., and adopted
by 6 affirmative votes, 1 absentee.
Four Outside
Re four outside water connection applications q �=
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listed-under Agenda Item #26: As no applicants
Applications
were present, the..applications were referred
to the staff as established by policy per
Resolution #6617 N.C.S.
Modification to
Planning Commission Resolution #13 -74 of
Subdivision
findings of fact and recommendation by the
Ord #1046 NCS
Petaluma City Planning Commission with respect
Res #6618 NCS
to.the application of Carl Bristlin for a
modification of the provisions of Ordinance
#1046 N.C.S., submitted and filed.
Planning Commission minutes, dated May 21,
1974, and location map of the subject property,
submitted and filed.
Director of Community Development Frank Gray
displayed a map of the .parcel for Council
consideration and explained the modifications
requested: Reduction in required lot width
for the two lots.involved from 65 feet to
53.5 feet and 60.5 feet; a reduction in side
yard requirements from 5 feet for one side
and 1.5 aggregate to 2 feet 2 inches and 8
feet aggregate; and, a lot depth in excess of
twice the.width.
Resolution #6618 N.C.S. granting certain
modifications to the requirements imposed by
the Subdivision Ordinance of this City relating
to the premises. located.at 1355 Mt. View
Avenue-was introduced by Councilman Mattei,
seconded by Councilman Perry, Jr., and adopted
by 6 affirmative votes, 1 absentee.
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June 3, 1974
Zoning - Ord' #1072 Planning Commission- Resolution #14- 74- ' - recom-
NCS Amendments mending amendments to Zoning Ordinance #1072
Ord #1148 NCS N- .C:S.. submitted and filed.
Report dated May 2, 1974, from the Department
< _ of . Community_: _ Development .,to .the- P.l.anning
Commission regarding- amendments
to the'Zoning Ordinance, submitted and filed.
Report dated May 16,, 1974, from the Department
of Community Development to the Planning
Commission recommending a change in Section
6 -307 of -the Zoning Ordinance, submitted and
filed.
Planning Commission minutes dated May 21,
1974, submitted and - filed.
Director of Community Development Frank Gray
reviewed the - proposed- amendments and he
particularly pointed out that the amendment
proposed -in Article 6; Section 6 -307 would
' prohibit - .enclosing • the -sideyar:d of residential
areas -to :confine dogs.,.domes.tic chickens,
etc.
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Ord >inanc'e - #114:8- :N.C-.S amending Zon ing Ordinance
#1.072 N-.0 ,, .S. to provide-fo_r a definition of
structures; to regulate -the location of
accessory- uses; .to regu -late PC and PUD Districts;
to establish certain standards for accessory
uses; to regulate- projections into sideyards
and to establish certain administrative
procedures, was introduced by Counc-iiman
-- Perry, Jr.-, seconded by Councilman Mattei,
and ordered published by 6 affirmative votes
and 1 absentee.
Radio - System -- Proposal, dated May 7, 1974, from Delta
Fire Department Industrial Communications Engineering to
Res #6619 NCS. furnish and install the necessary. - equipment -.•
to complete Phase I of the upgrading. of.-the
Petaluma- Fire-Department communications'. . .
system for a tota- l of $12,779.0.1, submitted
and filed.
Fire - Chief Joe Ellwood appeared before the
Counc-i•1 and noted- -'that- funds in the amount of
$12,600 have been a11ocated,in the budget
(PS 6 -73), to up -date the radio system,in the
Fire Department and -that - funds, to cover the
- $17;9.01 difference are available in the Fire
Department budget,.
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In response-to a.question•raised,.City Attorney
Robert- stated} -that the bidding limitation of
$3, 0'00 •as -required by the City Charter does
not apply because purchase,of the proposed
equipment is necessary to be compatible with
the existing-radio system- in the Fire Department. - - -
Resolution #6619 N.C.S.'authorizing the purchase
of special radio-equipment for the -Fire Depart-
ment was introduced by Councilman Mat.tei, -
seconded. by- Councilman -Perry, Jr., and adopted
by - 6 -a'f f >i rmative votes, - 1 absentee.
June 3, 1974
State City Clerk Lillian_Nommsen reported that a
Legislation resolution was received from the City of
Cloverdale opposing Assembly Bill 2040,
would create a regional government for the
nine bay areas, and resolutions received from
the following opposing Senate Bill 1966,
which- relates to the San Francisco Bay Area
Rapid Transit.District: City of Cloverdale,
City of Sebastopol, City of Santa Rosa, and
the Board of Directors of the County of
Sonoma. Said resolutions submitted and
filed.
It was noted by Mayor Cavanagh, Jr., that
formal Council action had been taken on
Assembly Bill 2040, and it was agreed to take
no action on Senate Bill 1966.
Outside Sewer Letter dated May 31; 1974, from Donald M. Van A-r
Connection Dyke, 201 Purrington Road, re his proposal of
Fees $48 per.month (presented at the May 20th
Ord #1149 NCS Council meeting),for outside sewer connection
fees and_information.with regard to the
Government.Code and the - Health and Safety
Code provisions and limitations on establishing
rates, submitted and filed.
At the Council meeting of May 20, 1974,
introduction of an ordinance establishing
outside.sewer connection fees was delayed to
study Mr. Van Dyke's proposal, dated May 17,
1974, of $4 per month outside sewer fee in
addition to the two suggestions made by the
City Manager - -a minimum fee of $75 per year,
plus..the $2 sewer service charge; or a fee of
$112.50 per. year, plus a $2 sewer service
charge..
Director of Finance Cecil Gealta presented a
breakdown of the tax rate on a per.capita
basis for the City and claimed that the $75
minimum charge is fair.
Mr. Van Dyke appeared before the Council in
support of his amended proposal of $53 per
year for outside users. He stated that he
did.not.intend outside users to pay the same
amount as those inside the City, but suggested
that a monthly service rate be charged which
represents the.cost of providing the service.
He claimed that the proposal of $9.40 per
month (:$112.50 annual charge divided into
twelve months) plus the $2 sewer service
charge is unfair and inequitable.
Mr. Richard Harm, 454 Purrington Road, and
Mr..Harold Wojciechowski, 831 Madison Street,
spoke in support of Mr. Van Dyke's proposal.
Councilman.Mat:tei. proposed an amount of $7
per month; plus the $2 per month sewer service
charge., as an alternative for consideration;
however, an informal poll of the Council
indicated approval of the $9 per month charge,
plus the $2 sewer service charge; whereupon,
Ordinance #1149 N.C.S. amending Petaluma
Municipal Code, Chapter 15.56, to provide for
outside sewer fees was introduced by Councilman
Harberson, seconded by Councilman Perry, Jr.,
and ordered published by 6 affirmative votes,
1 absentee.
June 3, 1974
Rezoning -- ,323 -325 Director of Community Development Frank Gray
E. Washington St. presented a map of the parcel involved.and _
Ord #1142 NCS briefly explaned.the rezoning request.
(Second Reading.)
Ordinance. #1142 N.C.S. amending Zoning Ordinance
#1072 N.C.S.. by.reclassifying the property at
323 -3.25 East Washington.Street from an M -L
(Light Industrial) District to a C -H (Highway
Commer-.c,al)_ District (Walter Kieckhefer
proposed. Lakeville Shopping Center) was.
introduced by Councilman Harberson,`.seconded
by Councilman Brunner, and adopted by 6
affirmative votes, 1 absentee.
Rezoning- -Area Director.of Community Development Frank Gray
Between.:Washing- presented.a map of the area involved; whereupon,
ton Creek and Ordinance #1143*N.C.:S..amending Zoning Ordinance
McGregor Ave. #1072 N,.C.S. by.reclassifying portions of
(Greenbriar, A.P. #7- 280 -33, -40, -42, and - 43..(approximately
Phase II) 9.76 acres) . fr.om a PC (Planned Community)
Ord #1143 NCS _ District._to.a PUD (Planned Unit Development)
(Second -Read -ing) District (.Greenbriar, Phase II - Multi - family
units) was.introduced by Councilman Brunner,
seconded-by Councilman Cavanagh, Jr., and
adopted by 6 affirmative votes, 1 absentee.
Rezoning - -Area Director of Community Development Frank Gray .
Between Washing - presented a map..of the area; whereupon,
ton Creek and Ordinance #1144 N.C..S. amending Zoning Ordinance
McGregor Ave.. #1072 N X.S. by reclassifying portions of
(Greenbriar, A.P. #7- 28:0 -33, -40_, -42, and -43 (approxi-
Phase III) mately 12.16 'acres') from a PC (Planned Community)
Ord #1144 NCS District to a PUD (:Planned Unit Development)
(Second Reading) Distr,ict.(Greenbriar., Phase III - Single. -
family - units) was introduced by Councilman
Daly, seconded by Councilman Brunner, and
adopted by 6 affirmative votes, 1 absentee.
Dwelling
Re subject ordinance.intr.oduced at the May 20th
Construction.
Council meeting proposing to triple °the
Fees
present dwelling construction fees:
Ord #1145 NCS
(Second Reading)
Mr. C. Barber.ian, representing Construction
Industry.Association of Sonoma County, addressed
the Council regarding the ultimate impact of
the increase in fees to the home buyer. He
requested that action on the subject ordinance
be delayed until the Construction Industry
has 'had an opportunity to meet with the
Council.to discuss the new fees,. It was
indicated:to - him that the Recreation Commission
has held.hearings.on the proposal and the
Council has discussed the matter also.
Councilman Harberson referred Mr. Barberian
to the Recreation Commission for proper
procedure -on possible amendments to the
ordinance..
In discussing the matter with Mr_ Jack O'Neel
of Qantas Development .Corporation, it was
pointed out to him that Bedroom Tax Funds
collected were used to develop La Tercera.
Park and Miwok Park. Upon completion of the
discussion, Ordinance #1145 N.C.S. amending
Title 17, Chapter 17.12., Sections 17.12.010
and 17.12.030 of the Municipal Code
regarding dwelling construction fees was
introduced by Councilman Harberson, seconded
by Councilman Brunner, and adopted by 5 affirma-
tive, l negative, and l absentee votes. Councilman
Cavanagh voted "no."
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Kenilworth There was no action on the subject matter due
Athletic Field to the fact there is a possibility another
Complex and type of a building is required under the City
Field House Schools' regulations. Director of Recreation
James Raymond will be contacting the Business
Manager of the City Schools in regard to the
requirements involved.
Adjournment There being no further business to come
before the Council, the meeting was adjourned
at 11:35 o'clock p.m. to an executive session
and to Monday, June 10, 1974, at 7:30 o'clock
p.m.
Mayor
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