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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 07/16/1973` , 127 MINUTES MEETING of CITY COUNCIL: PETALUMA., CALIFORNIA July, 16, 1973; Council Meeting Regular meeting of the City Council.of the City of Petaluma was called to order by Mayor. Putnam at the hour of 7;30.o'c'lock'p.m.. Attendance Present:. Councilmen Brunner, Cavanagh, Jr., Daly, Harber'soh, Mattei, Perry, Jr., and Mayor , Putnam. Absent: None. Invocation Approval of Minutes CONSENT. CALENDAR Agenda: -Item #1 Cancellation of Taxes Res #-6348 NCS ,­Due'to the absence of Monsignor Clyde Tillman, St. Vincent's Church,, no.invocation was given. The minutes of June 25, 1973, . and July 2,.1973, were approved as record'ed.. A motion was made by Councilman Cavanagh,- and 'seconded by Counc.i -lman Perry, Jr.., ' ad'opting the.Consent Calendar, Agenda.Items #1' and. #2.. Motion carried unanimously. Resolution #6348 N..C.S:. adopted requestin'g:.can- cellation of taxes on various properties acquired- by the 'City of Agenda Item #2 The following Chamber of Commerce Resolutions Chamber of "" were submitted'and .filed: #28,.sup.porting the Commerce concept of the Environmental Design`Plan as Resolutions adopted.by the City of Petaluma; #29, urging, passage of AB 24,95 re petroleum deliveries to the dairy-.industry; and #30, recommending an. incr..ease in the fluid milk basic price- -Class I Commodity.. Frates Road Sewer Main Extension Project Res . #6349 NCS Notice to bidders on the subject project was duly published. .Assistant City Engineer Tom Hargis reported that the following three bids were received at-the bid opening July 3, 19.73, and he recom- me.nded that the low'bid be accepted: Name Amount Mann Construction Company $31,875.00 Soilarid.Company Inc. $16,740.00 Tyler Construction. Company $26,850.00 - Sewer Benefit District-- Ftate's Road Res. 46350 NCS Resolution #6349 N.C.S. awarding.contract (to Soiland',Company,, - Inc.' 'in accordance with plans and,specificati'ons_ for Frates Road Sewer Main Extension Project, was introduced' by Councilman Daly -, .seconded :by •Councilman Mattei, and adopted by "7 affirmative votes. Mrs. Jeanette Nilsen', .Secretary - Treasurer, Stero� Dishwash Manufacturing Company, pre- _ rented d check in the.- amount of $12,000 to.cover Stero'.s.contribution to the Frates,Road Sewer Main Ext on .Proje,ct,, a portion of which is. to*be recouped by Stero from future connections of adjacent properties whereupon,•Resola • tion # 16350. N.G.S. of Intention.-to establish a•S.ewer Benefit Zone was introduced.by Councilman Daly, seconded by Councilman Matted, and adopted' by 7 affirmative votes. '42)8 July _16, 1.973 'Bay Area Air Santa Rosa - 'City Councilman Gerald M.,.Poznanovich Pollution Control appeared::be.fore_the'C'ouncil as the newly appointed Distric Chairman of the Bay Area Air Pollution Control. - Disttrict • a-n'd to give- ,an up - -date report of the District - 's activities;: In h °is .presentat.on, he s Northern District',s request . (Windsor area) to the Sonoma•County.B,oard of Supervisors to change present r:equlations -of allowing.back- yard , burning on. burn. "days from 8':00 :to 10 -:00 a.m: to allowing backyard burning everyday from 6: UO to 1000 a..m. He. believed such a change . unacceptable.. The Board will .conclude .its hearing. in two weeks and Mr.`Poznanovich requested the . Council to 'expres.s its feelings on the :matter: 'Mr. Poznanovi:ch highlighted the recent Air Pollu -- tion:Conference held in Chicago, Illinois,,, which emphasized "th "energy crisis " issue. -among the many.topcs discussed. Healso..informed the - Council that in,accordance with a State:m.andated program;, ., the D istrict will be' patroIIin.g h ghway.s. to tick;et.automob les violating air pollution contr`o,l -.regul . Upon completion of -Mr Poznanovich''s; pre;s,`entation, a motion -was made by Councilman'Mattei and - onded b . Counc" � y lmari Harberson , that a letter be directed to,•the"Chai -rman of the.Boa -rd'of Super- visor.s oppos-ing the Northern District's proposal t ;o.change backyard burning regulations and that the present ban program be continued. Motion carried :by­.6 a°f.firmative and 1 negative..votes. Councilman.. Perry, Jr., voted "No." The City. Clerk was asked to send a'co:p.y of.the letter to Mr. Pozn°anovi'ch: ' Urban' Development Letter,.:dated Ju -1y 2. 1973, from the,. City of / Son ith oma w Resolution' #66 (197 opposing Urban•• development,in County territories , .submitted and filed,. City 'Manager ,Robert Meyer, noted that the . City of Santa Rosa - adopted.a similar resolution,; how - ever, Councilman Daly pointed'o.ut that the City of Petaluma already presented the issue to the County_in•the City's'Environmental Design Plan, and he,sugge_sted- that'an individual resolution' be draf.ted'expr'essing the Council's concern and `thoughts: on .the matter. Councilman - Mattei ,con - cur,red and fol lowing .a brief discuss on,• the City Attorne.iy- ,.,was'directed to prepare,a resolu- = tion for the •Au'gtist'- 6th Council meeting. Council- men Daly, a nd, Mattei .were asked to 'fu'rnish input to' the City Attorney 'for the preparation of *the resolution.: Claims and Bills Resol-ut =ion- #63.51, N.C.S.. approving claims and Re #635 °l NCS bills #335:2; to 435H, inclusive, and . #1795 to #18'09, inclusive, approved for payment by the - City Man'ager., .was introduced by Council'mari J" Perry, -- Jr. ,, seconded by Councilman Cavanagh, Jr., and adopted:by 7 affirmative votes. '1'9'73,, Ca ital- Items: -- 1,973 =74 Memo.,: dated- July 1,2, from City :Manag:er .Appropri- Or.din•ance. Robert,Meyer`li;sting the follow.irig Capital 'Items - be - char;g,ed" to Revenue Sharing and shown in the 19'73=74: Appropriation Ordinance: 2 street 1 July 16, 1973 n Capital Items; -- .1973 -74 sweepers, 000;, 1.- pumper, $45, 00,0;. Appropriation Ordinance .•str'eet sign- replacement, $15,000- -(State_,mandated (continued) .:. . prepa- r-.e;a:poil•s site -- Petaluma River, _ $,30,, 000; - a. "nd. already`: approved $159,000 for spoil site elands - ,; submitted and filed. A 'recap of; the _estimated balance o.f "Revenue Sharing 'Funds at the. end of 'the 1973 -74• fiscal 'year plus, balance of_1972: -73- funds; if -the above. items are approved, .totals - $431,993 plus interest. •I - n , response,.to• Mr.. • Meyer's request for considera- tion to include the above items in the Appropria- tion,Ordinance., a.motion was made by Councilman Perry.,.,Jr:, and seconded by Councilman Brunner, approving the items'listed.to be charged to Revenue Sharing Funds. Motion carried unanimously., At. the reques -t :of Councilman Cavanagh, Jr., As'sisaant City Engineer Tom Hargis was asked to change the. population figure on the, City. of -Petal uma signs. to .30, 050. It was noted, however, that the State - signs on the Freeway-will not' be changed until next year. Transient Occupancy Tax Letter dated 10,. 1973, from Sonoma.County Administrator David L.: Nichols that the County Transient Occupancy- Tax has been equated with 333 r the total sales tax levied,in California and ..:since sales- tax .was, increased from 5% to 6 %, the . Bo.ar.d< o -f. Supervisors . - .contemplating in- creasing the •.;Tr:ansency Tax to 6% October 1, 1- 97,3.; .and that;: it is -the County's +desire that this',change b.e.,coordinated with the cities in cane . increase.; in the - Transient Occupancy Tax is ;planned., read and. filed. City • Manager Robert Meyer suggested ..that the- Counc take no <:,.acton. until after .the State .Legislature_makes,a decision on reducing the State tax to. 5:%..,. Mayor Put -nam. reported that the League of California Cties,',�Board.of Directors at its meeting last. - week adopted a resolution opposing the additional one-cent sales tax and its eon- tinued unnecessary-•collection and urging the Le.sisla-ture,!,and•. the :Governor, . immediately upon the ,State Leg,is•la.ture s, return August 6, that it .enact •and approve legislation which has the effect of-. redue �-total State and local sales tax -from 64 -to 5 Councilman Cavanagh, Jr., pbserved, - that the City has a balance of $31,40,1 it the, - Transient Occupancy Tax Fund and could see no :reason for an increase Fol- lowing a brief discussion, , a motion was -made. by,-CQunc- i'lman. Cavanagh, • Jr.. , '.and seconded,*,by.. Councilman Perry. Jr that the Transient -Occu- Renaissance Faire panty ,Tax remain at, 5,% 'and that' an increase is not co.ntemplated,:. Motion carried by 6 affirmative and negative-votes. Councilman Mattei voted , City Manager Robert Me.y,er' notified the Council that .Marin County• 'w -i11 hold public hearing at. .•-9.. :00- ,a..m• -.; .July .23,, .,1 .to • cons ider the apppal.filed by the County of Sonoma on the Use Permit - :for the Renaissance Faire. 43 July 16, 1973 Chamber of Commerce -- Downtown Improvement Committee I Rescind Resolution #'6326 'N.C.S. -- Establish Summer: Water Rates Res. #6352 / Garbage.-Committee League.of.Califo-rn -ia Cities:'. Board -of:' Directors Meeting r C'it y H t Ma -Hager Robert .referred. to.� a letter . dated July `7,_,197 3 ,, . f roin the Chamber- of • Comrcierb regarding t'he . Dbwn.town• .Improvement Program• and' stating, that no answer- „with the exception:of Council approval to reimburse. the first quarter period• cost- of: ,operation,- has been received to, the Downtown Improvement Committee lette of March 2 , 19 73 outlining: a four- -point program, .and also • thaat no answers have been received on letters •'dated. February 6 and March 26 requesting a large scale map o_f = >the Downtown Par king ;District,. an estimate to 'deck'thb. Keller Street parking. lot, and a recommendation that the. "A" Street park -lot revert to ten -hour parking, Mr Meyer repor -- ed 'that' the map and decking in -. formation has-been furnished to the Committee, but that no',, action was taken by the Council - -at it's budget study session on the matter of r.evertirig •the "A' Street parking lot meters to ten hours. Mr. Meyer added that the budget.will be ekpla -ined to the Chamber on Thur-. day. Councilman Cavanagh; Jr. , was a to meet wit'h .the'Downtown Improvement Committee and obtain' 'nece,ssary mate =ri'a,l • :and information for Council "reply 'to their letter of. March 2 1973. Councilman Matti• reported that the Water Com- mis:s is recommending that the Council rescind Resolution #632•;6- N':C::S: establishing summer water . rattes - bec.aus'e ' of the shortage of water- in the_ aqueduct system of the .S.oftoma County' Water Agency,, and'that water` consumption is to be discouraged., Reso.`lution #6352 N rescinding Resolution - # °6 - .N: C'.S.. , which e'stabl'ished :s:ummer • water 'rates,`'was introd. by Councilman 'Mat'tei, seconded by Counci'lman,Perry, Jr. and adopted by 7,aff irmative votes. Councilman Cavanagh,.Jr., reported that the Garbage,. Comm'ittee' met with . representatives, of the Petaluma ,Refus'e. Company and that three pro - posals .for a -rate ;increase` were prasen;ted and di- scussdd;.. He reviewed the proposals, and'.as`ked member§ of.the Council' - to furnish'inpu:t to the Committee , on ' the matster. . Mayor Pu- tnam'highlghted topics discussed at the'' ,,of Cali-fornia Cities' Board _ of Direc- tors' meeting held 'July ll -13. Planning Commi-ssion _Resolution #11 - recommending app'r`oval ,of the• tentative map of ° Cambridge Square, Unit #3', with Exhibit "A (Tentative Map,) and Exh bit "' (�Cond t •ons- of Approval as approved by ' -the -Planning Commis ..si on May 29;, 1973, to include the City Engineer's letter, -dated April 30, 1973), submitted'and filed.. Planning staff report, dated May 25•, 1973, sub- mitted and filed �, Cambridge Square 1_�ubdivis, -onr, Unit #3 Ten,tatiVe Map Res #6353.. N,CS Planning :Commis`s> on minutes, dated May 29, 1973, ;regarding the -sub jdct•.mat.ter, submitted and July .16, 1973 43-1 Cambridge_ Square. P'lanning.• staff "dated July 1-2, 1973 Subdivi;s 'Unit. #3 regarding Condition' . the :Cc)nddtion�s of Tentative.<Map _- of the Tpntat•ive Map whiQ4 states ".9 R'e #.63 NC'S, , acres .o,f'.laftd.`1shal1 be' .dedicated for park and, (continued) recreational,purposes within this development, at., such a location -as..determined by the Recrea- tion Commission.. -If ' this, is not plausible or f-..e.asible*,*a' paid in lieu thereof in-accordance. with Section 22.7.1301.," and' that the Rec.r..eation Cortatission recommends that - located. in the'z. land so corner of the s,ub- b % ­ se ct subdivision e dedicated for panc, purposes; and in the fut the.. park would be extended - as adjacent lands.'are•developed, submitted and filed. ..P-lanning, Director William McGivern assisted by�Senior Planner- Frank pres'ented a map of the subdivisibn-and.of' thd proposed park, area and the Environmental De- . sign �Pl-an designates d neighborhood park along South McD,6*_>ll- Boule'vard. and adjacent to Cam- bridge-SquareAl, but that park designations on the Environrq'ental Design Plan are intended to be gene`ra1.-indications and not piredize location.s.. ;.Mr,.-;-.Mc.Givern's staff report also indicates that 't-he.. subdivision- is, to the Casa Grande Junior-Senior Hig'h..School and that the,,de.vdlopifient)is.,pl in such a way that backyards abut..the with no easy Access - to - the school grounds, City Manageif Robert. Meyer "info"rmed the Council that, a discussion •as.'.h&ld with. the School n 'd Superintende t. zte4ar -in'g the possibility' of lo cating re -ne park in the bc , a,. 2 "a cr school grounds.'. suggested that access be provided. by elimin two lots in the sub- -dis -L that followed, divisi.on,.-.,-'-Ih. the'- Mr..'• We.s1ey :E�aIley..of, Vail ley Green Company, - Y ,owner and: subdivider,.'addre the Council' :and indi:. to,,. park being located - ,(yin; the.;sc grounds with access thrbugh_t*he. on conclusion,of, the Up .-.deliberation, Condition , 99 of the -Cond it ionsi of Approval was modified to require , that ..two, lots adj'ac to the Schaal; grounds be for park access ,p-1us.,payment,.o fees.1to, equal, a total value of- 9,. ,of_ an -.acre as required by Section 22-.7.1300 of 1 , - 8ubdivisi l on ordinance #1046 N.C:.S.- Poss�ible::constructi-On--of the park- with the park fees. and . the 'Park i.Development Tax, the precise - - l.ocat , iQ,n,-,,of.-the`-pa!r,ki - .a'n6 landscapin of-the park Access were - �:r&r fered to the City Manager . and the s.,taf,f further negotiations with the Zubd Resolution.#6353 UiC.S. approving Tentative Subdiv-is1o`h, MaP"o,f Cambridge. Square #3 with Exhibit "'W!" (Tehtatlive Map) Exhibit . "B" (Con-• ditions - of - Appr-,oval and City Engineer I., s letter) an,d. Amodi-fa of Condition #9) and to Casa Gr'ande Annexation becoming complete, was introduced by Councilman Daly .seconded•by Cou-ncilman*CaVanagh, Jr., and adopted by 7,affirmative votes. 432 July 16,. 1973 Sunny Hills. .Subdivision'.'. Tentative Map Res #6354 NCS­ Planning Commission Rbso1ution #13-73. re - the 'Tentative Subd'ivf ib ing appr-pva-1, of - the - I .. 11 . . § n Map­ - of Sunny Hills Subdivision with ExhIbit• "A.!" (T-en. Map,): and - "B" *(Condit•ions of Approval as approv,6d' by the. Riannin 11 g :C ommi t s = sion on May 29,. 19,7 to,includ.e the. City Englin6erls letter, dated M�iy 23, ,197,3) :-mi-ft,ed, an d -f iled. ­ a . . -commiasion Resolution #14-73 of f indings ;L otf fac,' and '.rec by the Peta'ldMa City Plannih I t g! CbiTimisi slon with respect to the applida ' ' o1 W&s' lAn&Development Company ny for a ti - mod of the provisions ,of Ordinance #1 046 NX.S., s and ffled. DirEi of Community Development report,, dated May 25 1973. on the Tentative M p,, submitted -and fi led - : Planning Commis'sion minutes, .dated may 29, 1973, on he subject' TlentatiVe.Ma,p, submitted and filed. . I - Agenda Pla.nning',ataff, report, dated July, 10., 1973,. re Condition #14r-of the Conditions o:f Approval of - 'Tehta-t-LV, Ma'p, - f or Sunny H i 1 Is Subdivision, 4a,appkoved•by the Planning Co "mm isz "'In accordance. with, Section 22,.7..1301 of the Subdi- vis'ionfordinance, adbdivider-9hal.1 dedicate land• on pay a fe,d in lieu thereof for park .and recreational purpose's, " submitted and -filed,. , The rep6rt further - sti.ted that 'in eva the subdivisioh,'wi•th, respect- to th ` e-need.'for park,. f a•cilit-ie;s.,, - it, was f.elt by the staff that th& Casa Grande ,School., WhIch 1.5 'adJac'Q_if.t the. su:,bdivi s ion i , would 'provide - ample. op,*eft- space :for recreational pu r p oses. o. purp In addition. 'to other !cQhs,ic!E,�ra contained in "the report, it wa-s felt by .'the 'staff aff 'that it was not necessary to require subdivider. to dedicate land fo r a• ; -- In li.e of 'dedication of land 't'he stdf.f, recommended that the deVelcp.dr-,-pay d f ee o equiValdnt to the value of 6.5 'acres bf : land Planffinq Director Mc,Givern presented a map of the aUbd Mr. -.Matino Crin'&lla of Westland. Development Company;,, owner•,and. - subdivider, was :present and sta that a s would be 6 d. - along the adjacent to the ' school property; whereupon, ,Resolution' #6354 N..C,.S�.. approving, Tentative Sub'divi'sion' Map, of Sunny Hills ­'�'Subdi- vi. s I i6n..w-ith E "A" (Tentat-ive Map). and Exhibit "•B" (Cbnditions of Approval and City Engineer's 'letter) and sqbfect to Casa Grande Annexation't-1 be comp-lete r was introduced' by Cbunc.ilfna-n Da-ly, iseconded by 'Councilman Cavanagh', Jr. , and'adopted by-7 .affirmative votes. By consensus, the Council agreed to move' 'Agenda # 2 4* r6gdrd.in . g John J. Clement out- 'side sewer, applica-tion for c6ns.iderAtion as the nokt•'I:item re'g'arding outside sewer policy. 1 I 433 0 I I �1, July 16, 1973 Outside Sewer Planning. Commis,slon,minutes of - July 3, , 19,7 3, Polic J. re_gard discussion of John. J. Clemen ' s- ou Clement Qii'Es'ide side -sewer..-appli:cation. for four single family< Sewer riConnect4on dwel,l-ing'!Ei�.to be located at the westerly en&6-f- y Roy, Hagar, Outside Morn i - ngsu n Vrive_xe,forred to the Commission by Sewer'-Con , n6ction -the City �Council- 'submitted and f iled. the Commiss, on,_suggested_that a joint meeting with Sonoma County..,:the and the Planning Commission I be, held regarding peripheral' develop- ments and.,r6quqsted.,the City Council hold the m and, ,water for this developmen in.- abeyance until a study session_ qan -i tt e d be held, . s'ubm, and- filed.. „Ro Hagar application for outside sewer.con- nection for one single - family dwelling at 127 A - submitted- Hill Drive;, and filed. Pla 4 nning, bire�ttor,. Mc,G.;Vern informed •the .Council than., a. - joint study session has. been l arranged , and is. scheduIed,, f or. -July 24, 1973, at which -time it ,i hoped a,',pol,icy Will be resolved. Mr. John J..Clement appeared before the Council with plans'bf the•proppsed four-lot development and agreed',to..wait for a decision on his.-appli- cation at the August 6 Council meeting. REZON.INGS Preqe ding adoption of each of the following f ord e s, ina Seniot.,PIanner Frank Gray presented a map:. of. the area: and proposed rezoning involved. Fr,,qte.s Road and Ordinande­#l09T,Ni-.C.�SI.' amending Zoning Ordinance Lakeville..�Iligh­:. #107.2 N,.C-.S- ., A.P. #005-04,0-01 way-.Ar,ea., from an.."A" '-(Agricultural) District to an M­L Ord #,1097 NCS (Light Indqstrial') District; located at Fra .(Second. Reading) Road,, and- Lakeville Highway, was .introduce*d"by Councilman,:Brui:iner, seconded by - Cavanagh, J r.�j and.adopted by 7 affirmative vote 4 .' Street Ordin 'nce 41-098 N.C,.� amending Zoning Ordinance a. S Ord NCS- �C-. � _ # 1072 N.S by r jt r eclassifying A.P.-HS"061-12 (Secohd Reading)_ from a C.-.&- and Pr`o.fessiona-1, Of- fice). District to a - C-C (Central Commerq'ia'l) located.at . 4-14 "C" Street, was intro- duced Councilman seconded by Councilman. - Cavanagh., Jr, and adopted by 7,affirmative votes•., - 2 15 • 1 e3p 0 rd i n a n c e # 10 9.9, N . C ., S':.7 amending Zoning Ordinanci/ St .. reet 42072 N. C.S. by reclassifying A.P,. #00 Ord # NCS.. from a C.-N, .(Neighborhood Commercia''l) District (.Second- Reading) to a R-C (Compact Single- family Residential) Di s t ri c t., o.c Ated at-215 Valle.jo-Stre'et, 'wast introduced by. - Councilman.. Daly, seconded by CQuhci.- Cavanagh,, Jr. and adopted by..7 af,firma,tive. votes.. P Boule- . 0rdi - nance #ll00-N,.C-S Zoning Ordinance- -vard :South #10721 N'.C.S.. by re'cla:ssifying #008-530-04-. Ord #1100, 14CS from an R-M7G ,(Ga-rde.h.-Apa-rtment'Residential) (Second Reading) ' pi - s' . tric,t...�an . d a •(,H,i,ghW,,ay Commercial) District t6 .an. "V' . (Study) .. ­pi strict located •on Petaluma ­ e v a s i r�j. $,outh.,, , wa by . Counc i lman Br - s ' econded Councilman Mattei, and '�Ldopted'by 7 affirmative votes. 434 July 16,. 1973 330 P leasant Ordinance #1101 = -N C-.S.' amending Zoning. Ord?inanc.e, by Street' #147'2 N., C. S:: reclassifying #006 2401 _ -. - :Ord =. #11 -01 NCS rand= A P;• - #0;06= 2'42 -02 from an M -S (Speeial;Tndus- (S,econd Reading):... tr : Dist_rid:t' to an' "S" (Study) District lo- dated 3:3'0 Pleasant : Street.; was .;introduced by Councilman Brunner, seconded by-Councilman: ; .;anr?, adopted% by : 7 affirmative votes. _ `� 18:25+: Petaluma Boulevard North Ordinance. #1102 'N C. S... amending Zoning, Ordinance, # 1072- N. C.'S'.'by reclassifying.A.P.,.. #006- 491 -01 Ord , #110;2 NCS from an .R C .-(Compact ;Single - family Rd.sidential)• (Seco.nd� Read hg') :: n -" S" ' ( Study) D.i tr ct, . - located at• . Di.s to a' 1825 Petaluma Boulevard'. NortFi, was introduced .. by Brunner, seconded by . Councilman Mattel` , and adopted- by' 7 off I i-rm`ative votes. ' Petaluma = Bou -e- Ordinance #1103 N.,C.,S, , 'amending Zoning. Ordinance vard'North 7 � #10:72 N. -C S'. by•recla_ss.ifying.A.P.. , ,#006-24 91 02 ' Ord #1103 NCS and..,A.P. ,' #00:6 4�9- 1 -0a9: from a. C -H (Highway ommer (Second Reading " ) cial.) `D strict to' an. "S" (Study) Dis;tr:ict, located - on Petaluma Bou'l North, introduced by Council- ::. man Daly, seconded, by Councilman Nlattei, and. . adopted', by 7 af,firma:tive votes. . .401 Seventh.. Ordinance #-1.1 - 0A N.,C: S amending Zoning: Ordnance �� S #1072 N.0 S., by r:e •A -.P. #00!8- 20:3 -29 Ord 411 NCS *:from an.. -M S' AS'pec. al, industrial)' Di.s,tr,ict to an (Se,co.nd Reading, -) "S "' . (Study) •:District,,.. located a't 401: Seventh ` Street, ,was .- introduced by ,Councilman ,Brunner seconded, by, "lman Matte-, 'and adopted by 7 affi.rmat votes.: Executive Sess Vice - President - -, a731 City Dounci.1 Res #:6 3 5'5,.. NC'S Appointment 733 Library; Board Res e #,635.6- N S' Appo i Htmen:t a�3 Recreation,,. Music, and- Parks:Commiszdon Res #635`7 .NCS Appointment Planning Commission 7 Res, .: #,6358 NC:S' The_ Council.. retired to an Executive Session, at 10 4Q; o'clock, p'. _• The meeting resumed .at -. .Resolution #63:5.'5'. N C�. S'. ; •appointing John W. `Cavanagh, Jr., as President, of the City Council_was'Ahtroduced by. Councilman.Perry,' -Jr:., second'`e.d "Councilman Brunner, and adopted by.7 aff'irmat.iv'e votes. Resolution, #635:6 N C:. S : appointing - Counc-il'man Robert '.A Brunner t "o the Library Board was in- troduced byi_Councilmdn"'Cavanagh, Jr.., seconded by, Co.unci,lman Perry,, Jr. , and adopted by 7 affir-ma,tive" votes Resolution #6357 N::C..S:. appointing,Councilm-an James -L,,.. Harber'son to " the Recreation,,, Music, and Parks Commission was ,introduced by Council- man':D,aly;`�sec,onded by_Councilman Cavanagh,.Jr., and adopted 'by.'7 - affirmative votes: Resolution #6:358 N:C..S'. . appointing Councilman-., Fred V..Mattei. to the" Planning Commission was introduced by;Councilmin= Perry, Jr: ,­seconde'd. by Councilman Brunner-,.and adop- ted•by'7 affirma- Live vd'tes. 1 1 Appointment - Resolution #6359 N.C.S.,appointing Councilman jJF Water. Commission Robert `�E Daly to the 'Water .Commission was.' n- Res #635;9 NCS troduced, by Counc loran Har.berson, seconded,, by Councilman 'Brunner, -and adopted by 7 a ,f'irmative votes. July 16, 1973 35 Reappointment _Resolution­ #'6360 N. >C S. reappointing Lester Planning. Commission "B "ud" -Popp' to the Planning •Commiss;iori was' intr.o-• Res 30' NCS' dddced by• Counc'i Daly, seconded:,by Councilman. Matt'ei and adopted •by- 7 ;affirmative "votes. Reappo;in;tment — Libary Board Res #6361 NCS .Reappointment -. -. Recreation, Music, and Parks - Commis, =ion Res #6362 NCS Reappointment. - Water :Comm'ssori_ Res #636,3 'NCS. ' Reappointment - Recreation, Mu and Parks Commission Res 46364 NCS' '' Reappointment - Personnel. Board Res - #-63'65 :NCS Resol'uti�on #63161 N,.C.S.'..reappointing Dorothy a6rt.ucci to' the -'Library'Board -was intr- oduced. by Councilman Perry ,Jr:. , .seconded• by Council- man Matted, and'.adopted by 7 affirmative votes. Resolution- #63.62 N.0 •:S.- reappointing "Dan,;Longraker to the - Recreation,:'Mu`siic, and Parks Commission 1f7 - - was introduced by 'Councilman Cavanagh, Jr.,,- seconded -''by Councilman.. ~Mattei, and adopted by '7 affirmative votes. Resolution #63,63 - -N•. 0 S'....reappointing�:'Ro,bert' W. Pope 'to the Water" Commission was introduced by Counci seconded by Coundilman.Harberson,, and adpted -by 7• ,a�f f irina.tive votes. Res'olu:tion -' #63.6.4 N• .reappointing John- Dado td, th-e `Re'ereat ori,''Mus c, and .Parks Commission ? was introduced by Councilman Brunner, seconded:. by JCouricilman Harberso'n.,.- and adopted 'by 7 =affirms- tiv votes -. ' Resolution 46365 N.-C. S-. reappointing Lester. 3/9 �= "B,ud , P'opp to , the Personnel Board was introduced - by' Councilman Perry; Jr., seconded. by Councilman Brunner, "and adopted by '7 affirmative votes. Adjournment 'There being no further business to come before' the the meet.ng.was adjourned at 11 :10 o' clock.p.m..iri ".memory.of.Curly Acorne who .passed. away.oH,Friday, July 1;3, 1973:, with the following tribute expressed by Mayor Putnam: I wi +sh to adjourn this meeting in memory, of Curly Acorne',, dear citizen of our In alai things 'he'. `put all of us before, himself. He served so many individuals and groups in so. many . ways. .•I f' -he was - needed, that is whd' e :he was; always accommodating, always pleasant., always - friendly: � His- -will be a long and fondly remembered voice -of Petaluma. Let the minutes show that the Co unc•i-l`adjourns this meeting of July 36 1973, in affectionate memory of Curly Acorne:, Mayor..