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OF CITY COUNCIL
PETALUMA, •C•ALIFORN;IA
June 16 , 19 6`9 -
Council Meeting" Regular meeting of.the.Council of the City
6f `Petaluma was called to order by Mayor
Putnam at the hour of '7:30,o'clock p.m.
Attendance Present: Councilmen Battaglia, Brainerd,
Cavanagh, Jr., Colin, Joerger,
Lipman, and Mayor Putnam.
Absent None.
Invocation The invocation was given by the Reverend
Carl Young, Freewill,Baptist Church.
Approval of Minutes The minutes of June 2,. 1969 were approved
as recorded.
Chamber of Commerce -
Letter, dated June 16, 1969 from Ned Davis,
Fair Parade
Manager, Petaluma - Chamber of Commerce, re-
Res. #5240 N.C.S.
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questing permission to conduct the annual
Sonoma - Marin .Fair Parade on Sunday, June 29,
1969, read and filed. Letter, dated June 16,
1969 from Chief of Police Larry Higgins giv-
ing approval for the: event and recommending
that a permit be authorized, read and filed,
whereupon Resolution #5240 N consenting
to a parade to be held.on June 29, 1969 was
introduced by Councilman Brainerd, seconded
by Councilman Lipman, and adopted by 7 affir-
mative votes.
Sewer Main.Extension
Letter, dated May 27., 1969 from Mr. Frank R.
Reimbursement -
Park, Vice - President, Boise Cascade Building
Sonoma Vista
Company, requesting a Sewer Main Extension L.1141
Subdivision #1
Reimbursement - Agreement to be entered into
Res. #5241 N.C.S.
for Sonoma Vista Subdivision #l, read and
filed. Resolution #5241 N.C.S., directing
the City Attorney to prepare a Sanitary Sewer
Refund-.Agreement for Boise Cascade : Building
Company (Sonoma Vista Subdivision #l.) and
authorizing the Mayor to execute the same,
was introduced by Councilman Joerger, seconded
by Councilman Cavanagh, Jr., and adopted by
7 affirmative votes.
Ambulance Service
Letter, dated May 24, 19)6.9 from William C.
McCulloch- ,.proposing the replacement of City
Of. Petaluma- Ambula -nce Service with a private /
servi,ce operated by Mr. Matt Priddy
of Empire Ambulance' :Service, Sebastopol,
read and filed.. Mayor Putnam appointed
Councilmen Brainerd, Battaglia, and Cava- -
nagh•, Jr. as a committee to meet wi -th 'Mr .
Priddy and Mr. McCulloch together with
the necessary staff members, to review and
'study the proposal for a report to the
Couricil , - thereon.
Drainage Problem -
Letter from George Thut, President, Bernard
Maria Drive
E. Eldri -dge Parentts' and Teachers Together,
requesting i'ns o.f a ;storm drain to
relieve flooding of sidewalk area on Maria
Drive during the winter months, read and
filed. Director of Public Works David A.
Young informed the Council that the area
has been inspected by his department and
that proper drainage facilities will be
installed to solve the problem.
June 16, 1969
A. B. C. Copy :of application filed with Alcoholic
Beverage Control by Safeway Stores, Inc.
for 01,f-sale-General License at 211 South
McDowell Boulevard (transfer from E/S High-
way 10'l: -- one mile north of Cloverdale);:
approved by the Chief of Police -, Building
Inspector and Health Sanitarian,,read and
filed.
Easement - Boat Sonoma County Board of Supervisors'
Launching Ramp Resolution #26.3171, granting an easement
Facility to the City of Petaluma for a proposed
launching :site -and; authorizing the Chairman
of the Board to execute an easement, read
and fi-led..
Senate -Bill 495
Letter, dated. June ll, 196'9 from Senator
Collier that. Senate Bill 4'9'5 (recordings
of public meetings) has 'been killed in
Committee and is dead for 'the session,
read and filed.
k ip / Bazzano Annexation
Local-Age ncy.Formation Commission Resolution
Res.. #524;2 N.C.S.
#97, making determinations and approving the
proposed annexation of territory designated
-as "Baz'z:ano Annexation" to the•City, of Peta-
luma, . read and filed. Planning Director
McG,vern briefly reviewed the annexation,
whereupon Resolution #5242 N.C'.S., giving
notice - o:f. proposed. annexation to the City
of Petaluma of uninhabited territory described
herein and designated "Bazzano Annexation' ",
and giving notice of time and place fo_r hear-
ing of protests thereto, was introduced .by
Councilman Colin, seconded by Councilman
Joerger, and adopted by 6 affirmative and
1 negative vote: -= Councilman Lipman voted
"NO"
P. U. C.
Public- Utilities Commission. Notice of Appli-
cation. of WaLter Henricksen, for a Certificate
of Public Convenience and 'Necessity to operate
passenger stage service between the cities of
Healdsburg,.W,indsor, Santa Rosa, Cotati, Penn-
grove and. 'Petaluma. on the one 'hand, and, the
Mare - Island Naval on the other Viand,
read and 'fi•led.
City of Santa Rosa
Letter; dated Jane 11, 19 from Santa Rosa
Vice- Mayor Gerald Poznanovich thanking, the
City of Petaluma for its participation in the
S.ant_a,Rosa City Hall Dedication ceremonies,
read and filed.
Supervisor. Leigh
Letter, dated June 1.2, 19.69 from Supervisor
S. Shoemaker
Leigh S. Shoemaker thanking the Council for.
the Memorial Res cation and Appreciation
Award given to him in recognition of his
retirement f-r,om .the Sonoma County Board-of
Supervisors, 'read and filed.
Claims and Bills Resolution #5243 N.C.S., ap!provi Claims
Res. #5243 N.'C.S. and.Bills Numbers 3369 to 3575 inclusive
and Numbers 24.77 to 250 -5 _nclusiv& was' intro-
duced.by' Councilman Lipman, seconded by Coun-
clman Brainerd, and adopted by 7 affirmative
votes.
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June 16, 1969
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Leo D. Hutchison Chief of Police Larry.Higgins presented the
following, two, Certificates of Completion to
Officer Leo Hutchison, Assistant to Juvenile
Sgt. O'.Miela:
1. Certificate of.Completion for success-
fully completing an, extensive course
in Juvenile Law. Enforcement Officers Train-
ing held in Pacific Grove during April,
issued.by the state of California,
Department of Justice and
of Youth,Authorty .in cooperation with
the University orf• Southern, California,
Delinquency Control Institute.
2. Certificate -of Completion for satisfactor-
ily completing a technical course in Juve-
nile Law Officers'- Training, issued by
the Peace, Officers' Standards and Training,
State of California, Department of Justice.
Officer Hutchison received congratulations
for his accomplishments from the Chief of
Police' and from• Mayor Putnam on behalf of.
the City of Petaluma.
Police Reserve Chief of• "Larry..H ggins then introduced
Officers 'Lt. . , Karl Kohl 'Office'r in charge of the Police
Reserve; Training - program, and Louis Lakatos ,
City-of Petaluma•employee, Sgt. in.charge of
the -local: Police Reserve. Chief Higgins noted
'that included in the trainees are four
from the City of.Cotati and one from the City
of Sonoma..- -The Reserve Officers were then intro-
_ _ ._
duced to•.the Council, and Chief Higgins pre -
sented• ::Certificates of- Attendance to each of
the _following for successful completion of
the Reserve Officers'. Training course:
Michael J. Bakalar Robert M. Flavin
Douglas R•, Bellah. Richard L. Keyes
Thomas P. Cerino *Alfred McC.lymonds
William D.. Chapman,, I:II Wayne G :Parkes
Michael E Dory . * William Strickland
i William B. Snyder
Gary •W -. •.Bollig, Cotati
Audrey J. Gilbert, Cotati
William,G: Jones., Cotati
Robert Rasmussen, Cotati
Arthur- H:.DeWa11,, Sonoma
*Absent
The following three Reserve Officers, who
received dert fic'a-tes a year ago, were intro-
duced and recognized. by Chief of Police Higgins
for. their ..faithful ' service:
Aubrey C.- Beckham
Johri Pereira.-, Jr.. -
By.r:on C: Pinkneyy
All Reserve Officers -were congratulated by Chief
of Police Higgins- ,and•by Mayor. Putnam on behalf
of the City of!PeIaluma. Police Chief Higgins
also introduced City, of Cotati Police Chief
Olindo.Locariiini, , , the- newest Chief of Police
inSonoma , County,:
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June 16, 1969
Regional Government City Manage =r Robert Meyer informed the Council
that the City of Emeryville has advis'e_d that
on Thursday`, .June 19, '1969, the .State Senate
Fi nance Committee will be hea Senate: Bills
34 '7,83 an
9 d' N57 with_
respect to. regional .govern-
w
ment and urged that members of the Counti attend
the- 'he`arin
g
Petaluma General City Manager Robert.Meyer reminded the C'oun-
Plan cil of the letter received from the Planning
Director regarding the public hearing to be
held by the.Plarining Commission on Tuesday,
June - 17,.- 1969 -,_ at' 7 3.0 °p. m. on modi,fic'at.ions
to the General- Plan -, request`ing suggestions
from- thee: Council, and inviting the Council to
attend the'public hearing.
League of California City Manager Rob6rt`Meyer announced ;that. the
Cities - Annual Annual C'onfere.nce-of the League o.f Califor-.nia
Conference Cities will beheld in San Francisco on Septem-
ber 28 to October 1, 1969. Mr Meyer was asked
to arrange the necessary hotel re.servations..
Retirement Dinner
City Manager-Robert Meyer requested the`Couh-
ci l to reserve Monday, June .30 , 1969 for •
ceremonies' ''to honor"' retired and new City.. "
officials,. He added that
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elude "s members. of h*e Commissions and 'Boards.
Washington Creek
Councilman Joerger reported that the Sonoma
Project
County Board of ,Supervisors , Board of Direc-
tors for the ;Sonoma County Flood Control and
Water Cons'er= 'vation - District, by- pa_s.sed the
Zo ne" 2A Flood Contrbl.•Adviso.ry Board Resolu
tion recommend -ing that
be instituted on 'one - piece of property. along
th'e Washington Creek- to complete a flood con-
trol, proj�e °ct, • •Fol`low -ng a brief .discussion,
a - motion Was made • by' Councilman Colin and
sec onded'by Councilman Battaglia, authorizing
Councilman Joerger to approach the Sonoma
- County Board - of Supervisors , D-r•ecto_ rs'. of "
the. Sonoma Control and Water
Conserva;t Distri,ct to .reconsider the Zone "
2A Advisory` Committee'!, recommendation a-nd
urge legal action be expedited. Motion
carried unanimously.*
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"Launching' Facility,
p p . p
Plans an_d• s "ecfcatons re aced by Dames
Project PR 1 -69"
and •Moore;for "Launching Facility, Project
Res. #5244 N.C.S'.
PR 1- 6'9., "' 'ubmit.ted •and filed.. Director of
Pub; -lic Works David. Young indicated that the
State Department of Harbors and Watercraft
has given its approval .for the City to adver-
tise for bid's' ,on July 1.6 , 19 Mr. Young
brie fly revi.ewe'd the plans and some of the
alternates to be considered in, the event a
low and .favorable bid is r e'ceived;. ' He
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noted that the plans include an access
road to the Boat. ;Launching Facility and that
funds for construction costs ar.el appropriated
in the ,Budget. Resolution. #5244, N.C.S. ,
approving plans , and speci.ficati,ons entitled,
"Launching `Facility,, Project PR 1 -69•" and
authorizing the City Clerk to advertise for
bids for •the 'w.or-k. was introduced by Council -
man- •Lipman,.• seconded. by - Councilman, Cavanagh,
Jr.,,, and adopted by T affirmative votes.
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June 16, 1969
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Outside:Sewer -
Appli'cation #744 filed by John Sekulich for an f°
John S'ekb1ich
Outside Sewer. Connection for one single-
Res.' #5245 N.C.S.
family dwelling located at 2 Ellis Street,
submitted and filed.. Director of Public
Works David Young showed a sketch of the
area.and recommended that the connection be
granted. Mr. Sekulich was present in support
of. his application,;- whereupon Resolution #5245
N.C.S., granting appl'i-cation of John Sekulich
to connect one (1) residential outside sewer
connection at.the premises located at 2 Ellis
Street, Petaluma,, 'California (Assessor's Par -
cel Number 136=10-7), was introduced by Coun-
cilman Colin, seconded by Councilman Cavanagh,
Jr., and adopted by 7 affirmative votes.
Council I.nvitations
No one was present -in response to the Council's
invitation to attend tonight's meeting.
Amendment to Uniform
Building Coordinator McGivern stated that the
Building Code -
pr.oposed legislation regarding foundations
1967 Edition
and walls was omitted when the Uniform Build -
Ord. #941 N.C.S.
1 ng Code was adopted by Ordinance #93'5'
whereupon Ordinance # >941 N.C.S., amending
Ordinance. #"935 N . C . S , regulating the erec-
tion, construction,. enlargement, alteration,
repair, moving removal, conversion, demoli-
ton, occupancy, equipment, use, height, area
afid,th_e maintenance of heating, ventilating,
comfort_ cooling and refrigerator systems and
the ma- intenan.ce of buildings' and structures
in the City of Petalum'a., California, to re-
quire certain provisions' with respect to
foundations and.w'al1s, was introduced by Coun-
ci - imaah Colin, seconded by Councilman Lipman,
and ordered posted,by 7 affirmative votes.
Canvass of Returns Councilmen Battaglia., Brainerd and Cavanagh,
- Consolidated Jr., together. the City Clerk, were appointed
Reg,ular -,Municipal by Mayor 'Putnam to canvass the returns of the
Election subect election held on June 10, 1969.
Res #5.246 N.C.S. s
Recess was declared at 8:4:0 o'clock p.m. The
meeting was called back to order at approxi-
mately 8-:5'0 o'clock p..m.
After canvassing the returns. of the 17
Consolidated Precincts and Absentee votes,
the following resolution was adopted:
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INTRODUCED BY COUNCILMAN SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN
ALBERT L.,BATTAGLIA JOHN W. CAVANAGH, JR.
C I TY OF PETALUMA
RESOLUTION. NO 5246 .'N.C.S.
RESOLUTION OF THE. COUNCIL OF.THE CITY OF TETALUMA
DECLARING CANVASS OF RETURNS AND RESULT OF SPECIAL
MUNICIPAL BOND ELEQTION.CONSOLIDATE GENERAL
MUNICIPAL ELECTION HELD JUNE 10, 1969.
WHEREAS, by proceeding' heret duly had
and taken, the special munici pal l bond 'election held on
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June 10, 1969 in the City of Petaluma (h e''reinafter called
the "City") was duly.,donsolidate'd with the general muni-
cipal election held on such.. date;.'and.
WHEREAS, a u
i d ge,peral m nicip
_41 election and
consolidated spe municipal, bond election were- held on
said date in accordance with law', and the, votes thereat
received and canvassed, and-the returns thereof ascertained
determined and decl,ar
ed,.in all rpspe
c required by. law;,
NOW, THEREFORE' BE IT, RESOLVE , D by the Council
of the City of Petalurna,,, as,, follows::
1. The City C'le:rk.of.the City be and is hereby'
instructed-to enter this resolution in full on the minutes
of this Council, as a statement o,f the result of aaid -spe
-
cial municipal bond election.
2. The t qtal number of ballots cast in the ..City
at said speci,al municipal bond election was . ballots.
ballots were spoiled and not counted.
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3. At said special municipal bond election
the following measures were submitted to the electors of
the City and the number of votes given in the City for and
against each of said measures*(including absentee votes-)
was as follows:
MEASURE (A) Shall the City of
'.(Fire Stations) Petaluma incur a
bonded "indebtedness
in the principal .amount of $185,0.00 for the
acquisition, construction and completion of
the following municipal 'imp.rovement, to wit:
Fire stations, including the enlargement and
improvement of the present main fire station
and the construction of a new fire station
on the East side of Petaluma, together with
fixtures, furnishings, equipment and appara-
tus and the acquisition of necessa!r-y land
therefor; and other works, property or'struc-
tures necessary or convenient for.fre sta-..;
tions for the City of Petaluma?
MEASURE (B,) Shall the City of
(Police Facility 'Petaluma incur a'
Improvement) bonded indebtedness
in the grin, -i -peal
amount of $45,000 for the acquisition, con -
struction and completion.o`f the following
municipal improvement, to wit: - ` Police faci.l-
ity improvement, the enlargement
.and improvement of the present police facil-
ity, together with fixtures; furnish =ings,
equipment-and apparatus therefor,; and other
works, .property or - structures nece`ss&r-,y or
convenient for :a police facility improvement
for.the City of'Petaluma?
MEASURE (C) Shall the City of
Park Sites and Petaluma incur a.;
Improvements) bonded-indeb-tedness-
in the principal
amount o:f $100,000 for the acquisition, con-
struction and completion_ o.f the following
municipal-
improvement, to wit- Park sites -
and improvements, including the acquisition
of additional park sites. and the improvement
of existing parks, toge'the - r with equipment
and apparatus -- therefor;; -'and other works
property or structures necessary or-con-
venient for .park 'sites iand improvements for_
the City of 'P.e ; t.a-l.uma?
Total Total
Vote Vote
"YES" "NO"
3238 1679
3321
- 15.8 - 5
a
2378
2413
Total
Vote
"'YES "
Total
Vote
"NO"
MEASURE (D) : Shall the of Petaluma
(Street Widening incur a_ bonded indebtedness
and Improvements) in the principal amount of
$1,580,000 for the ,acquisi-
tion, construction and completion -o -f the following
municipal improvement, to wit: Street widening
and improvements, including the widening, reloca-
tion and improvement of Petaluma Boulevard North
from D Street to Pros'pect.Street and'the widening
and improvement of Washington Street from
Street to 'Keokuk Street, together with street
lights, traffic signals, curbs and gutters and
the acquislti_on.o:f necessary lands and easements
ther:efor;; and other works property or structures
necessary or convenient for street widening
improvements for the City o'f.Petaluma? - 2142
MEASURE (E : Shall the City of, Petaluma
(Street- Improvements . incur a. bonded indebtedness
and Overcrossings) in the-principal amount of
$1,295,,000 for the acquisi-
tion, construction and completion of the following
municipal improvement:, to Wit Street improvements
and overcross °ings, including improvement of
Caulfield Lane, t'oge.ther with an over pros sing. over
Ti. S. Highway -101, and the: - wideni -ng and improvement
of Lakeville Highway, extended to Hopper Street
and D Street to Petaluma'Boulevard South, together
with a new bridge at D 'S treet across the Petaluma
River and a pedestrian overcrossing over High-
way 1.01 in the. vicinity of the Washington-Street
overerossing, together with ' street lights, traffic
signals; curbs and gutters and the 'acquisition of
necessary land's and easements there;for=; and other
work -s, property or- :structures necessary 'or conven-
ient for street improvements and overcrossings for
the City of Petaluma?
MEASURE M : Shall Article VI,, Section
(Charter Amendment) 25 of the Charter of
the City • of Petaluma. be
amended to read as follows-
Article VI:, Section 25 .. The princip'a'l appointive
officials of -the city sh be the city clerk,
city auditor, assessor, treasurer, tax and license
collector, city attorney., director of.pub.lic works
or engineer, police judge,. chie,f of police, fire'-
chief,, street superintendent; parle
director of recreation and five libx.ary' trustees.
The five library trustees shall be appointed to
a term not to exceed four-years and may be removed
by a majority vote of the council., arid: one of. such
trustees must be appointed. by -the council from; -its.
own members.
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2657 -20
The board of library trustees shall have the power
and duty to:
Total
Vote
"YES"
MEASURE M
:
(Charter Amendment)
(continued) -
(a) Manage the library and discipline
and dismiss all_offcers and employees of
the library; -
(b) Accept money, per.sonal.property or real
.estate donated to.the - city for,library
purposes, subject to the - approval. of the
council; and
(c) Contract with school, county. other
government agencies - to•render or receive
library services or facilities ; subject
to the approval .of ,the council.
The city council. at any time when =in its judg-
ment the.in,terests of the city_so demand,, may
consolidate and place in charge one`such
officer the functions and duties of two or more
such office -rs ., The council shall -prescribe
the duties of all'of' -the principal appointive.
officials ,except as 'otherwise provided in this
Chap -ter. 2467
MEASURE (G) : Shall Article VII, Section
(Charter Amendment.) •• :: 45 of the City Char <t'er - of
the City of Petaluma` b'e
amended to read as follows:
Article VII,- Section 4t5 To constitute an ordi-
nance of the-City "Council, it must, before .final,
action thereon,' be advertised once at least two
days before its adoption, -and in case of any
amendment,.beng made thereto, before the final
adoption the ordinance, such ordinance as
amended -must in like manner be advertised once
at least two days before-final adoption. .The
advertisement of an ordinance shall be by publi-
cation in at least one edition of the official
newspaper of the city, except that upon 2/'3
vote of the councilmen present.at the meeting
when such ordi- nance is..introduced or amendment
proposed, the advertisement may be done by post-
ing a copy of such original -ordinance or amended
ordinance on the bulletin-board at the city hall. 1545
3. The number-of votes - east in each precinct
for for and against 'each of said measures was.as.follows:
Total
Vote
11 NO 11
1931
3121
26
262
canvasse.d.in time,, form and manner as required by aw -, and
the res -ult of` the - _absentee. vote for ,and against each of :said
.measure's submitted at said special municipal bond election is
as set forth above.
5. Less -than tw thi -rds :(2/3) of all
cast at said special municipal bond election on
were in favor of said measure, and said 4 measure
6. More than, two - thirds (2,/3). of all
cast at said special municipal bond election on
were in favor of said measure, and said 'irifeasure
7. Less than two - thirds (2/31) of all
cast at said special municipal bond eleicton on
were in favor of said measure , and s.;aid',..measure
,8. Less than two - thirds (2/3,). Of all
cast at s,.aid special municipal bond el
were in favor of said measure , and sai
of . the votes
Meas (A),
fai led .
of the votes
Measure (B)
pas sed ; .
of the votes
Me as ure (C)
f�a ed.
of the votes
io on Measure (D)
measure ' failed .
BOND MEASURES
Pre-
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
cincts
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES'
NO
YES
NO
YES-
NO
.388
290
428
_ 252
276
.381
2.5.6
41.4
307
-342
297
300
181
4 >49
2
'352
194 _w
38.1 •
163
236
291_
228
298
2 70
23;8
252
215
348
3
31.8
252
356
2:15•
203
35.3
213
335
:23'9,,
287
257
.248
166
382
4
376
228
411 -.
19.8
297
30:2
3 ;00
296
304
26 °8
-320
241-
1 -76
409
5
257
207-
2,96
171
20.6
24'6
193.
267
214
233
228
183
149
296
6
235
224
279
169
188
• 25.4
180
25.8
230
193
189
- - 208
1.19
308
7
505
1.0,2
454
152
. . 403
192
.332
- 267
418
170
358
199:
218
365
8
674
135
588
213
471
319
365
424
580
19.8
4;67
271
298
. - 482
To't
-
-
Pre-
cinct
Vote
3105
1632
3193
2'280
233`8 2 "0'
25`59
2562
192:9.
2 36 8.
18'65
1463
3039
Absen-
tee
Vote
133
47
128
52 - ,
98
75
75
99
95
75
99
66
82
82
TOTAL
VOTE
3238
1679
3321
1585
23,78
2658
2'657
2004
24.6'7
. 1931
1545
3121
A. All absent
voter
ballots have
been duly
received and
canvasse.d.in time,, form and manner as required by aw -, and
the res -ult of` the - _absentee. vote for ,and against each of :said
.measure's submitted at said special municipal bond election is
as set forth above.
5. Less -than tw thi -rds :(2/3) of all
cast at said special municipal bond election on
were in favor of said measure, and said 4 measure
6. More than, two - thirds (2,/3). of all
cast at said special municipal bond election on
were in favor of said measure, and said 'irifeasure
7. Less than two - thirds (2/31) of all
cast at said special municipal bond eleicton on
were in favor of said measure , and s.;aid',..measure
,8. Less than two - thirds (2/3,). Of all
cast at s,.aid special municipal bond el
were in favor of said measure , and sai
of . the votes
Meas (A),
fai led .
of the votes
Measure (B)
pas sed ; .
of the votes
Me as ure (C)
f�a ed.
of the votes
io on Measure (D)
measure ' failed .
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9 . . Less than two - thirds (2/3) of all of, the votes
cast' at said special municipal bond_. election' on. Measure (E)
.,were. 'favor of said measure, and said measure failed
10. That - 2 vote's-were. cast in - favor of Measure (F)
by the ele of said City voting on said measure at said
election. and that 19 votes were _`cast against Measure (F) by
the'_el.ectors of said City voting on said measure 'at said elec-
tion', and that said measure pa'ssed
1-1. That- votes were cast in favor of Measure (G)
by 'the electors of said City voting on - said measure at said
election and that 3121 votes were.cast against Measure (G) by
the electors of said City voting on said measure at said elec-
tion and that said measure failed
12. The list of candidates nominated for the offices
hereinafter set forth to be filled at said Regular Municipal
Ele.ct.on..and the-names of the candidates which were set forth
in the petitions assembled and filed with the City Clerk, as
required by law, and the number of votes cast in favor of each
of the candidates was as follows:
13. The number of votes cast in each precinct for each
candidate was-as follows:`_'
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Number of
Number of
Votes for
Votes for
Candidates
Candidates
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by Absentee
Office
of Candidates
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Ballots
MAYOR
HELEN PUTNAM
2747
2639
108
ROBERT S. LIPMAN
2473
- 2397
76
COUNCILMAN
PHILIP L. JOERGER
30`58
2945
113'
LAWRENCE: R. BERNAUER
1268
1237
31
ROBERT A. BRUNNER
2086
- 199
90
RODNEY -LF. CANIEFON
1256
1216
40
LAWRENCE :FORNEY
543
514
29
FRED.V. MATTE)
3071
2961
110
DONALD'P.. PETRO,
674
656
18
JAMES EDWARD REED
1961
1913-
48
EULON 0. STANLEY
690
6 75
15
SCHOOL
SOL FISHMAN
3699
3575
124
DIRECTOR
WILLIAM M. KORTUM
3939
3812
127
CLAY THOMP SON '
3,040
z 2992
98
ALFRED N.:BRENGLE
1725
L6 7 4
51
ARTHUR iL. LAFRANCHI
43.02:
4205 •
97 ;
JOHN K MURPHY
1808
1763
45
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14. That Helen Putnam, -Phil p.L. Joerger, Robert ;A.
Brunner, Fred V 'Mattei, Sol Fishman, WlFliam M. Kortum, and
Arthur L. Lafrandhi received the higheG;t number of votes. cast
for the office for which each was a candidate and said persons
were thereby elected to said office for the term hereinabove�...
set forth, and the - CTty Clerk is hereby authorized to sign and,
deliver thereto ;a Certificate -of Election and-'to administer,
thereto the Oath of Office prescribed in the Constitution of
the State of California.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 16th day of June, 1969, by
the following vote: f
AYES:.
NOES
ABSENT::
COUNCILMEN BAT.TAGLIA, BRAINE°RD,,.CAVANAGH; JR., COL
JOE.RGER; LIPMAN AND MAYOR PUTNAM
NONE.. -.
NONE;'
Attest
ILL'3AN NO` SEN
Ci ty Clerk
Commendation - Resolution #5250 N..C.,S, of Appreciation and
Edna_ Bovett Commendation; to Edna Bovett; City
Res. #52.50 N.C.S. Librarian,, resigning on July 2, 1969, was
introduced by Councilman Cavanagh, Jr., seconded
by Councilman Brainerd, and adopted by 7 affirma-
tive votes.
Official Advertising Resolution #5251 N.C.S., designating the
Res. #5251 N.C.S. Petaluma Argu's,- Courier the .official news-
paper for legal advertising and approving
charges for the same,°w -as introduced by
Councilman Joerger, seconded by Councilman
Brainerd, and adopted by T affirmative
votes.
License Agreement - Resolution #5252 N. authorizing the
Fairgrounds City Manager to execute License Agreement
July 4, 1969 for use of F.argro:und. facilities, was intro- S�
Res. #5252 N.C.S. duced by Councilman Lipman, seconded by
Councilman Brainerd, and adopted by 7 affir-
mative votes.
Appeal - Sonoma Letter,, dated May 29, 196- 9--from Attorney
Ventures, Inc Robert W. Mackey requesting that the Coun:ci.1,
Res. #5253 N.C.S. proceed with the appeal from Sonoma Ventures
of Planning Commission ruling against the
proposed dewelopment,o:f property on Keokuk
Street, read and filed.
Reference was made to the Council minutes
of January .6,, 1969 with regard to the filing
of the appeal, and which.states in part,
"'Following considerable dis.cus.sion, Sonoma
Ventures agreed to withdraw their Tentative
Map with thequali.ficat ion that plan lines
be established for Liberty Street Extension.
City Attorney Robert pointed out that the
public hearing to, es- ta-bli,sh precise plan
lines for a portion of Magnolia Avenue and
the extension of Liberty Street was held
and closed on February 1.7, 1969, but that
no action was taken by the Council because
June 16, 1969
Petaluma Garden
Resolution #5247 N'(C.S., accepting $50 from
Club _
the Petaluma Garden._Club for use toward City
Res. #5247 N.C.S.
beautification,, was introdu - ced by Councilman
,Cavanagh, Jr.,, seconded.by Councilman Lipman,
and adopted by 7 affirmative votes. Mayor
Putnam directed the City.Clerkto send an
appropriate letter of appreciation.
East Washington
Resolution #5248 N.C.S., authorizing the
Water Main - --
- employment of Wetmore and Rice as Consulting.
Project WD 9 -69,
Engineers to plans and specifications
Lakeville Wate
for the subject project, was introduced by Coun-
Main -
cilman Lipman, seconded-by Councilman Cavanagh,
Project WD 14 -69
Jr., and.a.dopted by 7-affirmative votes.
Res. #5248 N.C.S.
Cancellation of Taxes
Resolution 45249 N.C.S., requesting cancella-
Res. #`5249 N.C.S.
tion of taxes on va rious properties acquired
by the City of Petaluma, was in=troduced by
Councilman Lipman, seconded by Councilman
Cavai'agh, Jr., and - adopted by 7 affirmative
votes,. (Property acquired from LaCumbre for
LaCres`ta Water Tank site and Galeaz °zi , Costa
and Petaluma Boulevard North street
dedication. in con�ftection with Sorensen Funeral
Home.)
Commendation - Resolution #5250 N..C.,S, of Appreciation and
Edna_ Bovett Commendation; to Edna Bovett; City
Res. #52.50 N.C.S. Librarian,, resigning on July 2, 1969, was
introduced by Councilman Cavanagh, Jr., seconded
by Councilman Brainerd, and adopted by 7 affirma-
tive votes.
Official Advertising Resolution #5251 N.C.S., designating the
Res. #5251 N.C.S. Petaluma Argu's,- Courier the .official news-
paper for legal advertising and approving
charges for the same,°w -as introduced by
Councilman Joerger, seconded by Councilman
Brainerd, and adopted by T affirmative
votes.
License Agreement - Resolution #5252 N. authorizing the
Fairgrounds City Manager to execute License Agreement
July 4, 1969 for use of F.argro:und. facilities, was intro- S�
Res. #5252 N.C.S. duced by Councilman Lipman, seconded by
Councilman Brainerd, and adopted by 7 affir-
mative votes.
Appeal - Sonoma Letter,, dated May 29, 196- 9--from Attorney
Ventures, Inc Robert W. Mackey requesting that the Coun:ci.1,
Res. #5253 N.C.S. proceed with the appeal from Sonoma Ventures
of Planning Commission ruling against the
proposed dewelopment,o:f property on Keokuk
Street, read and filed.
Reference was made to the Council minutes
of January .6,, 1969 with regard to the filing
of the appeal, and which.states in part,
"'Following considerable dis.cus.sion, Sonoma
Ventures agreed to withdraw their Tentative
Map with thequali.ficat ion that plan lines
be established for Liberty Street Extension.
City Attorney Robert pointed out that the
public hearing to, es- ta-bli,sh precise plan
lines for a portion of Magnolia Avenue and
the extension of Liberty Street was held
and closed on February 1.7, 1969, but that
no action was taken by the Council because
Petaluma Area-.Sewe if Resolutiqn #5254 , 14.C.S., granting Outside
Assessment District Sewer Connections. to residents and property
#1 owners' located within the boundaries of
Res. #52 N.C.S. Petaluma- Area Sewer As.s&ssmerft District #1,
was introduced bY Councilman Joerge,r, se
by Councilman Lipman, and adopted by 7 affir
- mative votes.
Adjournment There being no further business to come before
the Council,, the meeting was. ad at 9':15
- , I I . of Service
o'clock,p.m. to. consi,d,er the 'Program
and the. Preliminary Budget for 1-969-
Atte,st:
F e.e�
LILLIAN NOT
City Clerk
Mayor
June 16, 1
Appeal Soiioma
of! -its .decision to' obtain apprhisal reports.
Ventures,, Inc.
on certa ' ' :properti,es� on Magnolia Avenue
RES. #5253 N.C.S.
be1oriereaching 'alconclu.sion' on the matter.
(continued)
Mr., R6bert advised the Council that the
apprais - -al reports will be presented at the
next Q,buncil meet, n,,g and that because of the
time elapse, a . public hearing on the plan
lines be held -a.gaTIn by the Council �,.,'. July 7-i
1 was set-- as the date; whereupon, Resolu-
tion 4525 .N.CiS. �of Intention, designating.
preqil'e,plan, lines p roposed roposed to be established
and' giving , K-iotice, of' the time and place for
the presenting of objections thereto was
introduced by Councilman Coli-n,, seconded
by Councilman Ba.tta and- adopt ed by 7
affirmative votes1
Petaluma Area-.Sewe if Resolutiqn #5254 , 14.C.S., granting Outside
Assessment District Sewer Connections. to residents and property
#1 owners' located within the boundaries of
Res. #52 N.C.S. Petaluma- Area Sewer As.s&ssmerft District #1,
was introduced bY Councilman Joerge,r, se
by Councilman Lipman, and adopted by 7 affir
- mative votes.
Adjournment There being no further business to come before
the Council,, the meeting was. ad at 9':15
- , I I . of Service
o'clock,p.m. to. consi,d,er the 'Program
and the. Preliminary Budget for 1-969-
Atte,st:
F e.e�
LILLIAN NOT
City Clerk
Mayor