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OF CITY COUNCIL
PETALUMA., CALIFORNIA
June 3, 1968
Council Meeting Regular meeting of the Council of the City of
Petaluma called to order by Vice Mayor Colin at
the hour di 7:3`0 o'clock p.m.
Attendance Present: Councilmen'Brainerd, Cavanagh, Jr.,
Joerger, Lipman and Vice Mayor Colin.
Absent: C6'inc'ilman Battaglia and Mayor Putnam.
Invocation The- invocation was gven`by Reverend Thorval
Even`s'ong ' Elim Lutheran Church.
Approval of
Minutes
The minutes of May 20 and.May 24, 1968, were
approved as recorded.
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Washington Street
The public hearing'f'or. the subject District
Underground Utilitywas continued at this time.. The City Clerk
District #1
announced that no written protests had been
Res. #5000 NCS
received. It was noted by the City Attorney
that the utility compani'es'and the City Engineer
previously agreed the time limit to make the
necessary installations a nd removals as set
forth in the'proposed resolution establishing
the district shall be January 1, 1969. It was
noted that all 'of the property owners within
the District will,be furnished a copy of the
ordinance establishing 'the procedures and
regulations for the removal and installation of
underground utilities well as the resolution
to 'be acted upon establishing the district. As
no further comments were heard, the public hearing
was'closed,'whereupon Resolution #5000 N.C.S,: es-
tablishing Washington 'Street Underground Utility
District #1, was introduced by Councilman
J by Councilman Battaglia, and
adopted by 5 affirmative votes, 2 absentees.
1.967 -68 Water
Director of Public Works David Young reported ®�
Main Construction
on the bid opening May.28, 1968, of the subject `-
Program Project
project and recommended.that the low bid of
W67 71, COP 18 -66,
Rapp Construction Company of $72,605.55 be
27 -66 & 29 -66
accepted, whereupon_Re'solution #5001 N.C.S.
Res. #5001
awarding contract in accordance with the plans
and specifications,enti.tled "1967 -68 Water Main
Construction Program,'C.d:P. Nos. 18 -66, 27 -66
and 2:9 -66, was introduced by Councilman Lipman,
seconded by'Councilman and adopted by
5 affirmative votes, 2 °absentees .
Petition re Mar.-
Petition containing 1.00 signatures of residents ®�
golis Development-
in the southeast Fifth Street area expressing
Petaluma Blvd.
concern of the threat of,a possible exit from
South
the Margolis; property on Petaluma Boulevard South
to' Fifth Street, and stating that they would like
to go on record as being opposed to any zoning
change, and further requesting to be notified if
'and when the City may consider a rezoning, read
and filed. -The City Clerk was asked to notify
Mr.. Leroy Jewett, property owner in the area who
filed.the petition,, that the petition will be
.considered
when the site of the Margolis
development is reviewed by the Planning Commission.
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June 3, 1968
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Mr. Allen Stack.-Re
Communication, dated May 14, 1968, from Mr.
Auto Dismantling
Allen Stack., 3175 Petaluma Blvd. North, re-
License
garding auto dismantler's license at 81..5
Wilson Street,.read and filed. City.Manager
Robert Meyer explained that a business license
was issued to Mr.,'Stack for transfer of a
scrap metal business and at the request of
Mr. Stack, an addition was made to the license
-indicating auto wrecking,. This additional use
was added to the - license without proper approval;
therefore, the, business license is considered
to be, invalid. Mr. Meyer continued by saying
that Mr. Stack then applied for a Use Permit
with the-Planning-Commission to allow the ex-
pansion of the existing; .scrap metal business
to include auto wrecking and salvage operations
in an M -L, Zone,, which application was denied
by the P`lanning:Commisson.: However, it was
pointed out by.m . Meyer'that the existing
scrap metal business is a non - conforming use
and that auto;wrecking is ,not a permitted use
i:n an M - zone.. He'suggested a zone change
be initiated'by the applicant with the Planning
Commission.
Mr.' Robert Mackey, attorney representing.M
Stack, appeared.before the Council to ask
consideration to allow Mr;. Stack to operate
the business, .whidh, he added, was purchased
on the basis of obtaining .the transfer of the .
business license. •He.stated that the scrap metal
'business operated, • by. the former owner included
auto wrecking. ' •"
Mr. James Ki1dow,'1025 Lakeville Highway, pre-
sented a protest of the application filed by
Mr. Stack. -for a use ;permit to. permit buying
disabled cars and trucks for scrap and sale
of used parts in an M -L zone located at 815
Wilson Street,. .Said protest signed by 6
business firms in'the•area, was read and filed.
Mr. Kildow spoke in support of the protest.
. Claim -
Mildred J.
Res. #5002
Considerable dscussion_ followed in which
Planning Director Wm.. McGivern referred to
his report to the Planning Commission recommend. -
ing denial of Mr.. Stack's request.. It was.
generally agreed by the 'Council that before,
reaching a decision certain technical points
regarding the former owner's operations require
clarification in order to determine whether
or not dismantling was conducted in con -
junction with the scrap metal business. Vice
Ma y Colin requested the City Manager and City
Attorney_ to,research this matter together with
related factors for a- report thereon at the
next Council meeting.
Claim filed by Mildred J. Cartwright for personal
Cartwright injuries incurred.f.rom a fall, amount undetermined,
NC,S submitted and filed, whereupon, Resolution #5'002
N.C.S -., denying, claim of Mildred J. Cartwright,
was introduced by Councilman Joe'rger, seconded
by Councilman-Brainerd,, and adopted by :5 af-
firmative votes, 2 absentees.
13'A Annexations Mt..- Copy of' Board of, Supervisors of Sonoma County
O r l '� - and E. 'Washing- Resolution #2.2 &5.2 authorizing and approving
r Reservoir -the annexation of certain territory to the City
3� J ton Wate
Sites. of Petaluma (East Washington and Mt. View Water
Reservoir sites), read and.filed.
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June 3, 1968
Community Action Copy of Board.of Supervisors of Sonoma County
Agency Resolution #2'298'5 calling a public hearing on
June 11, 1968, at 2:;15 p,:m.. in the regular
meeting room of the.Board of Supervisors in
Santa Rosa the designation of
a Community Action Agency under the'
Opportunity Act of 1964, as amended, and
directing notice thereof', read and filed.
Vice Mayor Colin indicated he would attend
the. public hearing.
State Regional Copy of Resolution #68 =32 from the State Regional
Water Quality Water Quality Board regarding "Statement of
Control Board Policy with respect to Water Quality. Degradation
caused by Dredging Operations in the San
Francisco Bay Region, submitted and filed..
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PUC re
Public Utilities Commission Notice of Hearing �p
Let's Fly, Inc.
on Monday,.July 1, 1968, at.10:00 a.m. in the
Commission Court Room., State Building, 350 Mc-
Allister- Street, San Francisco, California,
regarding Let's Fly, Inc. for a Certifica -te of
Public Convenience and Necessity, read and
filed. Mr. Ray Boccaleomi,Reerdatiop Commission
Chairman,, was present and suggested that the
City be represented at the public hearing to
support Let's Fly, Inc.`because of the importance
to the community of the proposed service. Vice
Mayor-Colin asked Councilman Lipman to secure
information on the subject application for pre -
sentation at the next Council meeting.
Airport Study
Letter from the City "of Rohnert Park with copy
of.Resolution #68 -40 requesting the Sonoma
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County Board of Supervisors to buy and develop
the Old Cotati Navy Auxiliary Air Strip as a
County airport, read and filed.
AB 1203 - Re
Letter, dated May 17' 1968, from the City of
Peace Officers
Santa'Fe Springs urging passage of Assembly Bill
Training and
1203 to insure that'adequate funds are pro -
Standards
vided for the future . of the Peace Officers
Standards and Training read and filed.
The letter was referred to'the City Manager for
more information and report to the Council at
the "June 17th meeting.
AB 2017 through Letter, dated May 15, 1968, from the City of
2023 Irwindale= urging opposition to the subject
.Assembly Bills which relate to consolidation,
annexation and /or disincorporation of cities
having a population of less than 2500, read
And filed. It was decided that action be
deferred pending furth_er'study of the subject
Bills.
ACA 30 Acknowledgement Senator Collier and
Assemblyman Bagley regarding receipt of Resolu-
tion #4983 N.C.S. supporting amendment to
Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 30, read
and filed.
ABAG Letter, dated May 23, 1968, from Warren Schmid,
Executive Director, of the Association of Bay
Area Governments, that Resolution #4986 N.C.S.
withdrawing City of -Peta -luma membership was
officially received, - noted and filed by the
Executive Committee of ABAG at its regular
meeting on May 16, 1968, and filed.
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June 3, 1968
State Highway 12 Acknowledgement from the California Highway
Council Invitations Vice; Mayor , Colin welcomed those: present in the
audience who received, %Council invitations to
attend tonight's meeting,. They were:
Mr.'and Mrs. E. Yanke, 11 LaCresta.Drive,
Mr, and Mrs. Donald Broadbent, 1313 Ramona Lane,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nielsen, 610 Eighth Street.
Claims and Bills
Res. #5003 NCS
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® Fire Alarm System
Wastewater Treat-
ment Plant Dedica-
tion
Maintenance Dredging
Resolution #5003 N.C.S. approving claims and
bills Nos. 1066 to 11,27"inclusive and,Nos..1882
to 1892 inclusive, was introduced by Councilman
Brainerd,, seconded by Councilman Joerger,.and
adopted;by the following vote:
..Ayes: Councilmen Brainerd, Cavanagh., Jr.,
Joerger and Vice Mayor Colin.
Noes:, Councilman Lipman.
Absent:Councilman Battaglia and 'Mayor
'Putnam.
Councilman Lipman qualified his ";no" vote, by
stating that he .objected to payment of Claim,
#1073 issued. to Argonaut Constructors for
settlement in regard to judgment in favor of
Argonaut in.Superior Court, which case, he
believed, should have been appealed.
At the- request-of the City .Manager, a motion
"was made by Counci'lman�,Joerger, and seconded
by Councilman Lipman, withholding any further
action on the.fire alarm system until such
ti aS..the Pacific Fire Rating Bureau completes
its survey of Petaluma. Motion carried unanimously.
City
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Plan
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Manager Robert Meyer reminded the Council
the dedication of- the Wastewater Treatment
Plan
is scheduled for Friday, June 7, 1.968, at
P.m.
Petaluma River City Manager Robert Meyer informed the.Council
that the City Engineer is presently completing
field surveys 'to, determine diking costs for the
e.
dredging work to be done. 'by the U; S. -Corps of
Engineers. City.Enginder_David Young explained
that the Corps has incr-eas its original, esti-
mate of the total spols'storige area while the
amount of land the City has.been able. to obtain
has decreased, and in addition -, the Corps has
indicated a problem with the-Northwestern Pacific
Railroad Company's requirements.
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Commission, dated May 24, 1;968, of Resolution
#4982 N..C.S urging modification of present
State plans for State Highway 1.2 from freeway
to parkway, read and ,filed.
"Hand -gat" Da:y'
Director of ' Public ' Works .David Young _reported
June 15, 19618 -
that . the cons tructi.pn.' industry° in 'Sonoma County
is going to have•a campaign during the week of
June 15 -22, 1968, to, emphasize reduction of
accidents" and will ,hold ceremonies at the Civic
Square in Santa Rosa to "Kick - off'" the week's
safety campaign. - The.City Manager was- asked to
discuss the issuance of a proclamation, for this
program with the Mayor.
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SB 624 Re
Letter from Mayor Floyd H;. Hyde of the City of
Mayo- Breed Formula
Fre'sno urging opposition of Senate Bill 624 to
Gas Tax Fund'Mones
revise the.Mayo -- -Breed formula for allocation of
,Gas Tax Fund monies from the state highway
program, -read and filed. , The City Clerk Was
asked to send a letter to Senator Collier re-
giiestng...hs, continuation. of. support of the
Mayo -Breed formula.
Council Invitations Vice; Mayor , Colin welcomed those: present in the
audience who received, %Council invitations to
attend tonight's meeting,. They were:
Mr.'and Mrs. E. Yanke, 11 LaCresta.Drive,
Mr, and Mrs. Donald Broadbent, 1313 Ramona Lane,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nielsen, 610 Eighth Street.
Claims and Bills
Res. #5003 NCS
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® Fire Alarm System
Wastewater Treat-
ment Plant Dedica-
tion
Maintenance Dredging
Resolution #5003 N.C.S. approving claims and
bills Nos. 1066 to 11,27"inclusive and,Nos..1882
to 1892 inclusive, was introduced by Councilman
Brainerd,, seconded by Councilman Joerger,.and
adopted;by the following vote:
..Ayes: Councilmen Brainerd, Cavanagh., Jr.,
Joerger and Vice Mayor Colin.
Noes:, Councilman Lipman.
Absent:Councilman Battaglia and 'Mayor
'Putnam.
Councilman Lipman qualified his ";no" vote, by
stating that he .objected to payment of Claim,
#1073 issued. to Argonaut Constructors for
settlement in regard to judgment in favor of
Argonaut in.Superior Court, which case, he
believed, should have been appealed.
At the- request-of the City .Manager, a motion
"was made by Counci'lman�,Joerger, and seconded
by Councilman Lipman, withholding any further
action on the.fire alarm system until such
ti aS..the Pacific Fire Rating Bureau completes
its survey of Petaluma. Motion carried unanimously.
City
that
Plan
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Manager Robert Meyer reminded the Council
the dedication of- the Wastewater Treatment
Plan
is scheduled for Friday, June 7, 1.968, at
P.m.
Petaluma River City Manager Robert Meyer informed the.Council
that the City Engineer is presently completing
field surveys 'to, determine diking costs for the
e.
dredging work to be done. 'by the U; S. -Corps of
Engineers. City.Enginder_David Young explained
that the Corps has incr-eas its original, esti-
mate of the total spols'storige area while the
amount of land the City has.been able. to obtain
has decreased, and in addition -, the Corps has
indicated a problem with the-Northwestern Pacific
Railroad Company's requirements.
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Maintenance Dredging - He•informed Council that diking costs
Petaluma River will be considerably higher originally
anticipated, adding that all facts will be
presented at the next Council meeting for
consideration of the diking costs involved.
As a matter of information, Mr. Young told
the Council that the City obligated itself
to provide spoils areas for the U. S.
Corps of Engineers dredging projects as a
part the U.S. Congress consideration at
the time the Petaluma River was created as
a navigation project and that any change
in this policy would require approval by
Congress. Vice Mayor Colin asked that
proceedings be started to change the City's
obligation in this matter.
Royal Tallow Company Councilman - Joerger reported that a meeting
will be held on June 6, 1968, with repre-
sentatives of Royal Tallow Company and the
Council Committee to review plans for odor
control with their engineer.
Library Merger Councilman Cavanagh, Jr., reported
Library group. will have a meeting.
19th to review the final draft of
merger proposal.
Chamber of Commerce
Rezoning - Denman
Annexation #4
Ord. #900 NCS
Maddalena Lot Split
Councilman Lipman reported on the highlights of
the Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors'
meeting'. held today. He commented that the
Youth Employment Service is ready to function
as a job placement agency for girls and boys
Under 18 years of age. A question was raised
by Vice Mayor Colin regarding injuries on
the job and Councilman Lipman indicated that
he would relay the thoughts expressed to
those in charge- the program for an ex-
planation in the local newspaper.
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Planning Commission Resolution #Z6 -68 recom-
mending-the adoption of proposed amendment
to Zoning Ord. f662 N.C.S. by reclassifying
the area within Denman Annexation No. 4 from
an R =1- 10,000 tone an M -L (Limited In-
dustrial) zone, submitted and filed. Ordi-
nance #900 N.C.S. amending the Zoning Ordi-
nance #662 N.C.S'. as recommended. was intro -
duced Councilman Cavanagh, Jr., seconded
by Councilman Lipman, and ordered published
by 5 affirmative votes, 2a&bsentees.
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Planning Commission report, dated May 27,
1968, approving.the Maddalena lot split
subject to certain conditions, read and
filed. City Manager Robert Meyer explained
that Mr. Maddalena's appeal of the City
Engineer's requirements for a minor lot split
was referred by - the Council to the Planning
Commission's recommendation is now being
forwarded to the Council for final action.
Planning Director °McGivern displayed a map
of-the proposed subdivision which identified
the location of the area. Director of
Public Works David Young reviewed the re-
quirement of a 15 -foot sewer easement to be
provided along the entire northerly line of
both parcels owned by Mr. Maddalena (pro-
posed 4 lot subdivision), which requirement
is being appealed by Mr. Maddalena.
that the
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Maddalena Lot Split
Mr. Edward Maddalena, owner, of the proposed
(Con'tinued')
subdivision, and his ,son Richard, • were present.
Mr. Maddalena addressed the re-
questing approval of the Planning Commission's
recommendation regarding the sewer easement,
i.e.-, a 15 -foot public utility easement be pro-
vided,from "I" Street to the westerly boundary
line of proposed Parcel No. 4. He also re-
quested that the C_i,ty install the fire hydrant
on "I"_Street required by the Fire Chief for
the.first two homes in.the subdivision. He
felt that this-hydrant would benefit other
properties in the area. -
Fo,llowing consideration of the facts presented
and•a lengthy discussion on the matter, a
motion was made by Councilman Joerger, and
seconded by Council.man.Cavanagh, Jr., waiving all
pub ' l c improvements, except that when Parcel 3
is developed, :Mr. Maddalena be required to in-
stall a -fire hydrant in accordance with the
Fire C h ief's r and upholding
Planning Commision's Condition #2 and #3.
Motion carried the.followinq vote:
Ayes: Councilmen Brainerd, Cavanagh - -, Jr., and
'Joerger.
Noes: Councilman Lipman and Vice Mayor Colin.
Absent: Councilman Battaglia and Mayor
Putnam,.
Mr,. Maddalena was advised to contact the City
staff regarding proper sewer connections. The
City Clerk was directed to send a copy of the
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minutes to..Mri Maddalena.
® Application -
Planning Commission report, dated May 24, 1968,
Taxi Cab Service
approving the proposal of Mrs. Lois Reid to
Res.. #5004 NCS
Operate -a taxi cab service in Petaluma, read
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and filed: Chief of Police Larry Higgins'
approval of said application, read and filed,
whereupon Resolution 4` 5004 N.C.S:, granting a
Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity
to Lois Pearl -Reid to operate a taxi service in
the City of Petaluma, was introduced by Council-
man Joerger,. seconded by Councilman Lipman, and
adopted by 5 affirmative votes, 2 absentees.
1� Relocate T.V.,An
P l a nn i ng Commission r.eport, May 2;3, 1968,
tenna - Petaluma
approving the request of Redwood Empire Title
Gardens.S.ubd.. #2
Company, agent for Mr. Sidney Garfield, to re-
locate a T.,•V. antenna for the residents of
the Petaluma Gardens Subdivision., read and filed.
Washington St. Widen- Plans and specifications the subject project
® ing, Modifications to submitted and filed. Director of Public: Works
Existing Bridge, and David, Young presented plans.for Council review
Construction of Paral- and explained some of the details.of' the
lel New Bridge Across project, whereupon Resolution #500.5 N.C.S. ap-
Petaluma River-Project proving plans nd.specifications for the subject
No:GT5,6,7 -68 project and authorizing the.City Clerk to ad-
Res. . #5005 NCS vertise bids for the work, was introduced
by Councilman Lipman, seeonded by Councilman
Colin,,:. and adopted by 5 affirmative vot - es, 2
absentees.
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June 3, 1968
Swimming Pool Fencing
Ord_. #901 NC'S
Upon the recommendation of Director of Public
Works;`David Young,_ the latch required on the
gate in,Section 2'9.2 "Gates" of the proposed
ordinance. was. changed to 4 -1/2 feet above the
ground level. I't was agreed to establish a
$ =2.00 fee for' a permit to construct a swimming
pool fence. Comments were heard from Ray
B.occaleoni, Recreation Commission Chairman,
Peter Pracchia, 167 Edith Street, and Mrs.
Jerald Kostner, 1,337.Ramona Lane. Ordinance
#90.1 N`.C.S. amending *the Petaluma City Code
of 1958 by adding thereto Chapter 29 to regu-
late the fencing of swimming pools, to require
permits and to establish a fee therefor, was
introduced Councilman Lipman, seconded by
Councilman Colin, and `ordered posted by the
following vote
Ayes: Councilmen Brainerd, Joerger, Lip-
man and Vice Mayor Colin.
Noes: Councilman.Cavanagh, Jr.
Absent: Councilman Battaglia and Mayor
Putnam.
Councilman:Cavanagh, Jr., stated that he would
like,:to get some,reac:tion to this ordinance
when considered for adoption at the next meeting,
adding that he has heard some negative comments.
License Agreement,-
Resolution #5006 N.C.,S. authorizing the City 1 9dl
Re July 4th
Manager to execute license agreement for use
Res. #5006 NCS
of Fairground facilities on July 4, 1968, was
introduced by Councilman Joerger, seconded by
Councilman Brainerd,' and adopted by 5 affirma-
tive votes, 2 absentees.
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Land Acquisition -
Resolution #5007 N.C..S. approving the acquisition
La Cresta Tank Site
of land for the La Cresta Water Tank site for
Res. #5007 NCS
the sum of $1,174.20, was introduced by Council -
man Lipman, seconded by Councilman Brainerd, and
adopted by 5 affirmative votes, 2 absentees.
Mileage Allowance
Resolution #5008 ' N.C. S. establishing mileage
Res. #5008 NCS
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allowance at 10C per ile for use of private
automobiles, was introduced by Councilman Colin,
seconded by Councilman Cavanagh, Jr., and adopted
by 5 affirmative votes, 2 absentees.
Agreement -
Resolution #5009 N.C.S. authorizing the execu-
Wells Fargo Bank
tion of an agreement with Wells Fargo Bank, a
Res. #5009 NCS
California Corporation, to provide for the
deposit of Parking Meter revenue, was intro-
duced by Councilman Brainerd, seconded by
Councilman Cavanagh, Jr., and adopted by 5
affirmative votes, 2 absentees.
Final Budget 1968 -69
Resolution #5010 N.C.S. approving and adopting,
Res. #5010 NCS
a final budget of the estimated amounts re- Xpa6f
quired to pay the expenses of conducting the
business of the City government for the fiscal
year July 1, 1968, to and including June 30,
1969, was .introduced by Councilman Joerger,
seconded by Councilman Brainerd, and adopted
by 5 affirmative votes, 2 absentees.
Reappointment -
Resolution #5011 N.C. =S. reappointing Phil /o l
Phil Talamentes to
Talamantes to the City Water Commission, was
Water Commission
introduced by Councilman Lipman, seconded by
Res. #5011 NCS
Councilman Joerger, and adopted by 5 affirmative
votes, 2 absentees.
Agenda A motion was made by Councilman Cavanagh, Jr.,
and seconded by Councilman Brainerd, to add the
next three items to the agenda. Motion carried
unanimously.
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Temporary Appropria-
tion Ordinance
Ord. #9'02 NCS-
�/ and Acquisition -
Wastewater Collection
Facilities, Proj. #3
Res: #5012 NCS
"Bill" Soberanes
Res. #5013 NC'$'
Ordinance #902'N.G.S.`'making temporary ap-
propriations for current department expenses,
chargeable to the appropriations of the fiscal
year l- §68 -69 to cover necessary expenses of various
departments'until the annual appropriation is
in force,, introduced by Councilman Joerger,
seconded.by'Councilman Lipman:, and ordered
posted by 5:affirmative votes, 2 absentees.
Resolution #5,012 N C.S. approving the acquisi-
tion of .lands ' from , the McNear Company Corpor-
.Ation for the sum of"$`8,273, was introduced
"by, Councilman Brainerd, seconded.by Council-
man Lipman j and 'ado,pt' d 'by 5 affirmative
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vote's, 2 absentee's.
Resolution #501"3 N * C;'S. commending "Bill
'Sober-,anes.for his devoted service to the City
of Petaluma, was,:ntroduced.by Councilman
Joerger, seconded by Councilman Lipman, and
'ad'opted_by 5 affirmative votes., 2 absentees.
Ringing .of the .Bells The sugg,es'tion of Councilman Cavanagh, Jr., to
publicize the of the Bells' ceremony
on July 4th was referred to the'City Manager
for a report at the next Council meeting.
Adjournment 'There being no further busines's� to "come be-
fore the Council,. the meeting was adj;.ourned
at '.10 :45 o' clock 'p,m. to an 'exeuctve
session..
V4k Mayor Ccd:in
Attests
City Cle k
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