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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 09/02/19693o9 MINUTES OF MEET.ING OF CITY_COUNCIL PETALUMA, CALIFORNIA September,2, 1969 Council Meeting Regular of the'Council of the City of Petaluma was ca -lled to order by Mayor Putnam at the hour'of.7:30 o'clock p.m. Attendance Present: Councilmen Battaglia, Brainerd, B.runrier-, , - - Cavanagh , Jr. , Joerger, , Mattei,.and'M Putnam. Absent:. None - Invocation The invocation was given by the Reverend Godfrey.Hartzel,.St. John's_.Episcopal Church.. Approval' of Minutes Page 2 of the-minutes'- of. August 18, 1969: The date of-the-letter from former. Planning Director. Robert Byrd was "corrected to March 23 196.5 The minutes`of August 18, 1969 were then Abandonment - "F" This being the time set.for hearing of pro - -. and Fourth .Streets tests on abandonment of "F' '- and, Fourth Streets in Newtown in Newtown,, City Clerk. announced that'no Res.' #530'9 N.C.S. written protests were received.. No oral pro- tests or comments were heard. The hearing �-51 was d`ec °lare.d closed; whereupon, Resolution :W53019 N . C . $ . , ordering . the vacation-and aban- donment and - closing t o public use of that certain easement for 'stree,t purposes in City of 'Petaluma.;. was introduced by Councilman Brainerd ,,'seconded'by Councilman Cavanagh, Jr., and adopted by 7 affirmative votes. Pedestrian Safety Mr. Joe Kirrene,,,District:Manager, California Award Automobile. Associat•ion;, appeared before the Council and presented a Pedestrian Safety Ci- tation- for.- 19:68, - awarded . to the City of Peta- luma by. the American..Automob le Association for a three- yeiar-achievement. Mr. Kirrene commended Police Higgins .and the Department .for their',ef.f.orts in achieving the award., Mayor Putnam accepted the Ci- tation on behalf of the•City of Petaluma: Appeal - James Stauft Appeal dated August, 10 1969 filed by James, 9 Res. 45310 N.C.S. Stauft, -P:resi'dent,, Petaluma Printing Company,,q of the decision of the Planning Commissi.on.. rendered-on August 5 , '1969 ;' granting a use per= mit to John Churchill for a home occupation (printing shop), in an R -1- 6,000 Zone located at 49 Wilmington Drive, read and filed. All of the.hecessary.documents from the Planning Department were duly filed. Planning Director William McGivern showed a map of the area and pointed out that the Zoning O,rdinance:contairis a provision per- mitting printing shops in.a residential area- with'.certain qualifications.. He then reviewdd the.conditions of the.use permit. Mr. John Churchi l;,. applicant, was ' pr.esent and spoke in.regard to his home occupation. operation.. Stauft, appellant, C ppeared before the Council and, in oppos ing the' use permit-,: 'requested- that home 3 10 September 2, 1969 Appeal - James Stauft occupations in the'�Eoning Ordinance be Res. #5310 N.C.S. more clearly '.defiiied. ' He presented a,pe (continued) tiory. slgried by,26 person . s op I p . E)s'i - ng thd abuse of , residential zoning through. - occupa- tions; Sai d - et'" t p i ion submitted and. filed. Appeal . :.James 'Scott 0 a�� ,No other..protests or'comments'were'heard. Following, deliberation of all the facts presented the hearing was decl'ared- closed. Resolution'45310',, of findings '.!and facts that ""action - taken by the Petaluma City Council On the'.rappeal of Petaluma Printing from - the*Vlanning dommis'�si approval John Churchill's - appI cation f6r a use per-. mit, was introdti6ed-'by Councilman Br _unner seconded by Councilmap Job-r and adopted, - by 7 affirmative votes. (This actIon'sus,= twined the,• Planning Co'mmisiskonls. decision.) It was "S'uggestedt, - by the Council that the matter. of more ' clearly deftnihg­ home occupa.- tionq be ihcl'ude'd. in the -. Planning Commis:sl s study of up-datirig the Zoning Ordinance,. Appeal, dated August .15, 19.69, filed, by James' Scott of Planning Commissiori decisi-on rendered. on August 5, 19&-9, 'denying 'ap ..ttb , - re - zone Ass Parcel Number 6-141-26 and' -25 froffi an *R- 16,;00'0 "Zone t Zone. locat6d at •681 Cerft�,ai -Avenue read and. filed. All the re*uirved documents :from the Planning.' q Department Were duly filed. Planning'Dire6tor'McGivern showed a-mapi' of' the area.,,, '.read - the minutes of the. Plan- ning Commission- meeting, and referred to an agreement., dat6d August-24, 1959'be- the owner, and t * he de=velopment of the area'for' mul f- iple,7%ke sl dent i al useand construction of al.l. public impr6vemdnts in.. accordance ; with City standards. It was noted that-only curbs - and gutters Piave been con-'. structed.""Mr. Mcdi'vern added that the City Attorney hass. ruled .that the agreement is no longer valid. Mr. James Scott', appellant, was,notpres -* in., behaLf, of request., (Note:.Contact was . made wi*th, the, appe s, agent Mr William Campbe'll, 'on Septbmber 3, 1,9 69, 'and. the City Cle,rk was - in,fotmed, that Mr. Scott decided. not - to,proceed with the,'appeTal.. Gemma Snell; 617 Galland, Street, appeared before the Council objecting to 'the appea . l and 'Presented a petition signed, by 31 re'si-. dents froM the-'surrounding atea,, opp-osing the rez,oning of Mr. :. Scott property. She was.'accOmpanied by a group from the area. She als presednited, several photographs. of Ga lland Street1tooi'llustrate the' narrow: width Of" the street City '.Attorney Robert memo, dated Aug.ust -28, g : 196.9 " n' regardithe - subject matt ' e and procedure's f o.,1low in' accordance with the 'findih's of the Councili,.submitted and fiied. 9 I W September 2, 19.69 Appeal - James Scott Upon question., Mr..'Robert if (continued) the Ordinancepre not receive an introduc and se.(p6nd 1 ' then in p,kact.ical ef fe,ct, - this, - would - deny the appeal:.' Following consideration of , all the facts •presented, "the hearing was closed. " Since the"pro'-: posed Ordinance - :did - not 'receive an introduc- tion _-and-.second,.the matter died, ,and the City�Clerk_was"directed to.notify Mr. Scott' that the Council upheld the Planning Commis- sign's :decision_ South McDowell & Letter, dated August 1969, from Ghilbtti East Washington Brothers, contractor'-for the sub , ect'project, Street - Street requesting 10=day time extens to c 20n Widening the roject, and letters - attached from their p I I Projedt GT 2- sub(cont'ractor,sul)p,orti read Res. #5311 N.C.S.. and Resoluti on'#5311 N..C.S., authoriz- ing Gh1lofti,.,Brot an extension of'time . within, which to com'lete the proj p was"intt"oduced,.by-Cou-ndilman"Brairierd, by Counciloran-' ;Mattei , -and adopted by 7 of f ir- mative votes. Resignation Letter ,:datbd August 21 1969, from C. Eugene 'las C. Eugene Douglas Douglas resigning .from the. Parks and Recre 1 - Parks '& tion Cbmmis'stion, read and filed.. Resolution Commission #53 N. C , accepting Mr. Douglas resigna- Res. _453'12'N.C.S. ti.on ",.was. introduced -by Councilman Mattei, seconded by Counci and adopted by 7 affirmative -votds The 'City. Clerk was, : directed ato, sEmd' an... letter accept - ing ng the with regret. State Highways - Letter, -dated.AugUst 20, 1969, from Donald B. u i rector of Public Works, Head Sonoma!Co n- +y'D Within Sonoma ' County enclosing a copy'•of a proposed Resolution of 3� the Board of Superviq�ors,.making certain.,.re commendations fot the'improvement of State Hicjhways.wi Sonoma-County and requesting 7 nt commets thereon,, and" filed. Assistant . 'the City Eng1 Wood 'pointed out recom- mendations made by-.the. Direc.tor of Public Works David Young: J That Item A-ll �'Route at Washington Street . 101 Interchangq" - is-classi-fied correctly, that Item C-2 "Route 116-fr 101 Near Peta luMd• , .to Route ; 121'! `be "irioved. under B Projects. . for Survey -Design , and Commencement•of Right- of-Way Acquisition Councilman'Mattei strongly emphasized high, priority of the-101 Interchange modification, prefe into a complete cloverleaf.. Planning Director McGivern-Inforffied the Council that ne gotiations are.'un er , d i way with State -.- .Division of - Highways, -on is preliminary design of a. modified. cloverleaf of said interchange. After some d Wood'was directed to send a lefte�t County Director of. Pub,11� . urging 4 high "priority- for and moving - 6`2, to - B as recommended by ' Mt - Young, and forward a copy of the letter to Eenator Colliet, Bagley, Supervisor.- De•ong, and the Ch Commerce M , r. Wood was also asked to, inform Mr. Young to p repare c � presentation when,'the'recoMmendations are - made-to the State Ch-ambet of Commerce. 3 12 September 2, 1969 League of California Cities -,,Annual Conference U® Greyhound PUC PU.C° Order' Instit.uting'.Investigation,for' the pur- ;posse of establ'i9hing a list .. for the year 1970 of railroad "grade crossings of City streets or County roads most "urgently in: need of separation, or existing separations: i-n need " o:f alteration 'or-,reconstruction' as contemplated' 1?y Section 1.89 of' Streets and Highways Code, submitted and filed,. Controlled City of Commerce :Resolution #69- 3�2.,. urg -ng D.ange:rous adoption by U. - S:- Congress of the 'subj,ect Substances Act`' and requesting cities in the State of Act of 1-969 °, California, to similar - support Act,, and f °led, of the he City- Attorney and other appropriate: Staff - members•, were directed to prepare similar legislation for Council'conslideration. Claims, and .B ; i1.ls: Resolution # ?5313 N.C.S.,, approving Claims Res #53.1.3, N,. C.Z. and Bill's Numbers 4,049 to 4146 in and - Numbers .2611. to-',2 627 -inclusive approved for payment. by the City Manager, intro= duced by ` Coun Mattei , seconded. by. Co.un- cilman:Br:ainerd, and adopted by 7"affrmative votes.., Bay. View- Transit In - response 'to a," `recent question by the . Coup= Company - ci.l , City ' Manage'_r - -. Robert Meyer reported that the." s ^ubje'ct Company �,operati•ng_ passenger,' stage service 'between various Northe -in cities - arid the. International ,Airport Maintenance Base in San'Francisco, at East Washington- Street and the 101 I- nterchange near the Muni- cipal Swimming Pool -: Handling City' Manager'Robert;Meyer stated that a letter ® Food Establishment was received from'Sonoma:County Adminis,,trator Program David, L. Nichols- with a copy of an Ordinance adopted 'by, the. Sonoma. County. 'Board of Super- visors to. upgrade the :Food Handling .Est °ablsh ment- Inspection P:rogr'am and to implement charges therefor and requesting that an identical. ordinance. be ,ado:ptedd by the City " of Petaluma'. The, matter was referred to the - City- 'Attorney , for legislation at -the next Counci l ' meet . Presentafion of Police Chief 'Larry Higgins :pres.ente:d.a Cer- Award - . Sergeant tificate to''Serge'ant .Jimmy. Matthews of the Jimmy Matthews Pol.ice..Department for- completing an Associate P�. Let.ter-, dated August • 13 , 1969, from _Howard Gardner,, Associate' Director, League o:f Calif -. ornia Cities ,. r.eques designation of vot- ing- representative and- an alternate voting representative in order t expedite and'.make more efficient the 'business session at the Annual '-Conference , Sep Eember 2'8,-to October 1, 196*9 ,. , read and filed It was' decided -to delay action on the' se of -said. voting "repre -.. sentative 'un.tii the Council meeting.of Septem- ber 15, 1969. - West Notice , dated. August° 20 , 1969 , of application. filed by'Greyhound West with PUC, requesting approval, _o;f a 'propos to increase' its pass,en -. gear bus" Iares - .'and package' express - charges by 8.7'5 percent, submitted` and. filed. September 2, 19`69 Presentati of o,f"Arts 'Degree ;program at the­ Santa Rosa Jun- Award.. - Sergeant for College',. Chief. H- i <ggin's highly .'commended Jimmy Matthews- Isergednt_ Matthews'.. for, 'his diligence''-and in- (continued) terest.' Mayor Putnam congratulated-Sergeant Matthews for.hza; accomplishment: Sergeant Matthews complimented :the City-for its policy to encourage employees•.to participate in edu- cational aryd tr.•aining .programs . 3 ' 1 3 Sixth Street Councilman zoerger. reported that a special Truck Bari, Traffic Committee meeting was held on August 25, 1969, with two representatives of the Petaluma Coope'rative Creamery and Mr. Sjosten, -1-4 . Sixth Street, spokesman of the'.' petition filed with the Council on August 18, 1969, requesting truck traffic ban on Sixth Street. The meeting was `concluded by agreeing to establish an alternate.route, using Western Avenue - Howard Street - Washington Street to the Freeway, said route to become effective; upon • - •of the,..East WasY ington Street- McDowell Boulevard "signalization pr-- .oject,, Mr. Woo "d .added that''ithe removal of 'the truck load limit on Wash- ington' Street bridge also changes" the. truck - traffic ; pattern. The Traffic Com= mittee also recommended to'eliminate parking on the: south side- of East ,Washington Street from Pay -ran - Street -to 'the. Freeway, and-on-the northerly - s'ide. from Ellis Street to the Free- way for. safer - visibiaity`- The' Com- mit -tee was `directed 'to proceed with a study of- initiating a program for 'a truck route system• throughout. the ` City for a report -to the Council - the reor . - Removal of Parking Councilman Brainerd reported that several months Meter ago when he served as Council representative on. the, Traffic Committee - a 12- minute parking' space; located- ;alongside of the Bank of - Maria on the easterly a-id'e of�-'Ken:tuck.y Street near. Washington. Street, was--a- eed upon 'by, the operator of the Jitney- Bus service and, the Traffic "Committee as a bus stop adding that. `the .Bank of. Marin at that time did - not object to the change. Council - man Brainerd 'stated that, '.the Traffic :Committee re:commended'to the'.Council that the 12- minute parking meter'be removed,. Following a, brief discus'sion' a motion was. made by * Councilman - Joerger and -seconded by Councilman`Battaglia, authorizin' - the 'Staff to-remove remove the parking meter as requested,. if the-location is accept -.. able.-w the bus operator and th;e% removal of the meter is.-not 'objectionable to the. Bank. o f - Marin-.. Motion carried unanimously. Washington St.,,- In response to Councilman request Payran Street - for guidelines, as to'a -. time .- schedule for the -. Caulfield Lane r Planning ,.Commiss:ion'.s- recommendation to the %® Plan Lines Council on the': sub 'ect matter., the. Mayor in- dicate'd that' the - pr'bj is considered high p riorit y, ' a report is anticipated as soon as possible. September 2, 1969 Valley Green Subdivision #1 Res. #,5,3.14 N.C.Z. Meadowlark Meadow .Subdivision %XY V Green Subdivision, # * 2., Res. 45315 Rezonift 9 311 1 , Oak Street Ord.' #952 N.`i_'.'S. Pl,anni-fig Commias ion Resolution # ing final map; of Valley Green Subdivi:sion, Unit #-I (located -on mile,.south of East Washington Stre,et,on th&_ side Of South "McDowell' Boulevard) aubfiiitted-and filed. Report,. Sept'ember, 2,, - .1916,9 from Director of PulYlic Works- :David You d'i g approval, with TIg,,:.rIecommen ing certain pro read.and - filed. Planning Dir&ctor­McG-iv,ekn showe'd, a map of the, area for council 'information`: whereupon " Resolution #53'1 1 . N. C_S cap al' m ap �of the sub ptoving in ject subdiv'_'ision.;, - was'. introduced by Councilman Brun-rier-,, seconded bvi.Councilman 'Cavana 411, Jr.' and. adopted. by T of flrfaative vot6s. P Commi s-s�i on .'Res.Q lut ion 425--69,,'approv7- , ing -+_e�_- nati map o e, 'f th'subject subai visi:6n,* . (located ad"aceh't to,, Valley -Green Su b iVisi6n), submitted and filed'. Planning,, Commission, #26-69, ap mis�sion, prov- ing .fina=l map.' of Valley' Green Subdivision-, Unit #2. submitted and filed. * Report, dated se 2- 19169 ,''from Director'of Public- Wo,rks, David.. Young-, recommending approval with certain provis'i•o_ns• read and filed. Resolution #5315-U.C. approving -f ir al map, of 'the subject subdivisl,on was introduced by Brunner, seconded by Councilman, Cavanagh, Jr., and adopted by'7 of f irmative votes. - P lanning lanning Cbmmiss I-on Resolution. #Zl,3-69,, recom� mending the ad(Dj#-ion amendment to Zoning. 6rd'ihance #66 N 12­wC.S. by reclassifyin ,� 9 Asse.ssor s! Parcel No,.`,6:- (31 Oak Street) f rom. -a ',C-714, (NeIghborfibo d Commercial) Di:strict to an . R- 1- 6 , . 000 o- bis'-tif,ict 'for the rearpor-tion of,. the-. lot submitted and' f i led., A map of.- the lot •and, the surrounding area. was 'presented by Planning Or MbGi r 'ern. Councilman:.,Bun- I *ftg Dir ner_ -reported that Planning C6mmission re- quested. the %Council consider 'the . rezoning a commis'sio.A• initiative-In. order to_ correct an oversight,-by the City, when adopting the 196 Zoning Ordifiance and f urther..,. : return , the fi ling f ee of $50- to the applicant., . able- dis'cus'sion fo-Mowed' on the, question of the, refund and whel­' they - or not the- r&zoning° should have beet iniEia-. ted by the'Plannih4- Commi r- .asion. However, City Attorney Robert,. p,Q Ii inted : out, that the rezoning req-:ues;t is-the-matter before the Council and that the refund .0f- the, fee 'is ,a separate issue; whereupon, Ordinance.'# , 952 N.C.S., amending: , " Zon- ing. Ordinance #66'2 N C. S. as recommeni, was introduced ..by.-.Couftdilftian, I ;Brun r `seconded by-- Counclilm.an - Cavanagh, Jr. , and.* ordered ptblished by 7 affi-rffi�ative votes. With-,reference .,to re-fund issue., a motion was -`ffade'by. .1m , and seconded by Councilman 'Briiftn_et.,, that'the. $5.0 rezoning fee . be returned to the 'applicant because the, Council feeds that th,'e're- zoning should have he0n.a Planning Commission initiated change>. Motion "was :defeated, by the. following vote:.. 91 5 September 2, 19.69 Rezoning -`311 AYES: Councilmen- Brunner, Cavanagh, Jr.;' Oak Street and'Joerger. Ord. #952 N.C.S., NOES': Councilmen Battaglia, Brainerd, (continued) _ Mattei and, Mayor - Putnam'.. ABSENT: None A motion •was • thefi made by Counci.lman'Mattei and` seconded by Counclman,.Battaglia, `that 'a study, be institute_d the City Manager of th6` suggested' re;fun•d to determine. whether ' or- not it is proper,` nd that the whole area on the matter of : handling `fees of . ap'plicants , Plan'- ning.'Commi�ss on initiation etc., be investi- gated, '.as well as a legal opinion on the matter r from _the. City Attorney, for a report to the Councilmat the.next meeting on September 15,• 1969. Motion•ca "r_ried unanimously. Petition—Council City Attorney Robert reviewed memo, dated Ward System August, 2l, 1969, .regarding petition filed y,4 by.,Mr. Donald Petro, proposing an amend- ment to the Charter: to =elect Councilmen from districts. Copy of memo submitted and -file,d. Mr. •Rob`ett, pointed out '.the problems involved in the petition and particularly noted the f' that he believed•the amend- ment would - be , unconstitutional. He recom- mended that the-City Clerk be directed not' to verify •the* signatures and that the Coun- c'il'.refuse' to call a special election. He added that it appears -there are insufficient signatures -on. the ,petition. Letter, dated September, 2, 1969 ,, from Donald P. Petro stating.that there is a typographical error in.paragra -p h:desi•gnated "District 1" as 'the .numbe -r' "35•" "shoiild deleted between . number •.3.1 - and. 38., read' 'and filed: Mr. - Robert indicated to . the \ Coun.cil that the petition, cannot be alte-r-ed , in any way. Mr. Petro was present -and disagreed'with'the City Attorney's opinion -,. and particularly the section of. the State•Constitution applied in regard to the number of signatures " for a proper petition. He_alsb'felt there -'was a moral oblig:ation•, on - behalf of - the Council to move ahead with the procedures. In order to c'larfi the differences, a motion was - made by Councilman Battaglia and seconded by Councilman Joerger,; that the City Attorney verify.,his opinion I by documentation from the State Constitution.' Motion carried unanimously. Mr. 'Robert was directed• to submit a report at the next Council. meeting. American � Little It• was. agreed by * 'the Council to move the last l ap League— Lease. item on the-Agenda, for consideration•at this Agreement :time City,Attorney memo..dated August 28, 1969, re- garding.Lease Agreement,,Luchessi Park- Amer- ican.Little and filed. The memo re-f,erred �. t'o, `an opinion -dated July 15, 196:8, in which 'Mr. Robert stated that the City could. not';lease a: portion of Luchessi Park for September 2, 196:9 American Little League'- Lease Agreement ( continued.) the total and exclusive use of the Little 'League, 'and that the solution appears to be. in .,limited exclusive' use. at specified ° times , and perhaps regulations as to,.'tY e• kind of use to *'be, made of tYie Little" Le ague .diamond. Councilman Mattei, in reviewing the• history of a Lease .Agreement requested by the L tale - League ;; noted that the Commisrs bn .. recently accepted. the. request­ made by Leagu-e.. to use' "Luche'ssi' .ball diamond for the, programmed (rather -.than , -ex- clus ve 'use) .f'roiri' Mar6h 1, to September .1. In con(Hud ng "remarks. -;. he )recommende that - the. - matter be "'refer:red to the Parks "`and Rec- reation Commission f_or'a recommendation to the Counci l S'a'fety Railing - Waste Water Treat -• ment• Plant' Res. #'5316 N.C. -`�� Monarch Pacific - /Subdivision., #.4, Res. ; #53,17` N.C.S Cemetery Lane - Street Improvements .Mr.: Walt Mill'e;r; President of the Ainei., can Little League ;. appeared b.efor.e, the. Council" requesting consi•derati'on of a Lease - Agree- 'me_nt. for the* main : purpose of maintaining thle ball field= in its . present condition Attorney'Ar.thur Lafranchi spoke in support o-f the Little • Leag.ue. and felt. that an agree,- meat :similar 't:o - one used in Stockton •could b e worked out:. Coinpl.yng with request' in letter. dated ..Aug.ust . 27, 19 , .from Mr.., Walter ' Miller, ,President' American Li!tt.le League, a motion was made by' Councilman Matteis and sec - onded''`by "Counc;iaman .Joerger extending the time of . opening the- major league %fie_ld at Luchessa ;Par,k . .&r 3 - 0 ''days' (October 2; 19169) . Motion ':ca -rr : ed' .unanimous iy r It was ,'agreed by 'the Go•unci -1 'to ,refer the subject matt e -r t6 the - Parks, and''.Recr•eation - Commiss-ion for a re.commend`ation 't'o`the Council Report , date d Augu.'s t 27, 19 6 9 , from Director of Public Works; 'David* Young, certifying 'to the' completion of ­th'e : sub ject pro,j 'read and f led;'whe'reupon•, Resolution 45316 N.C..S acce- p :firi•g completion 'of .contract known , as "Sa Railing" at Water. Pollution Control Facilities"`,, was introduced by Councilman' Brainerd,.`second'ed.'by. Councilman Cavanagh, Jr and adopted by 7-af firmative votes. Report, dated August 2'9',. 1969, from, Director of Public`' Works `David Young, certifying, to the •, completion, o'f' .public improvements In the sub jeet.'subdL,vision with one provision, read and filed.' Resolution #5317 N`.:C -. S . ,, accepting complet °ion , of work `required in Monarch- Pacific , Subdivision, #,4 , was ' by Councilman Brunner, �seconde;d _by. Councilman Brainerd, and adopted *by 7 affirmative votes: By general consensus Hof. . the . Council., . the '•fol -. "lowing matter regarding- ..Cemetery Lane was 'added.,, to the Agenda. Report ,'date.d.August'28,•1.969,, from. Director of' Public Works David certifying to the eompl`etion o'f' - street" "improvements ' on Cemetery Lane, recommending-acceptance of said street for public use and maintenance, read and-, filed. Resolution #5'318 `N. G. S. , accepting Cemetery .Lane as part of the. City. street system and for. .main.- tenance , was introduced. by Counci lmari Matte_i , seconded by .Counc'ilman' Brainerd, and ado -pted by 7 affirmative votes. September 2 , 19'6.9 Mobileh6me Parks Mr. Jean'Pratt .of P. G. & E. requested - Ord..4953 N.C.S. that for - clarification purposes, a.-small clause be .added to•Section. e, page 5, preceding the last paragraph ,as , *follows : "The .developer .is responsible for complying with requirements of this Section; and sEali make the'neces'sary arrangements with the utilities_ companies invo- lved the in- stallation of said facilities." A - motion was made by. Councilman Joerger and seconded by.Coun;Qilmari Brunner to add the clause to the Ordinance:,- Motion carried un - animously. Ordinance 1953 amending Zoning Ordinance4662- 'N.C,.S, to establish a mobilehome park overlay" district, setting forth .•definitions,.regulations, standards and - procedures.'for the•same., and repealing parts-of Zonirig'Ordi'nance #662 N.C.S. , was introduced Councilman- Brunner; seconded by Councilman Joet"ger,. and ordered published by 7 .a_ffirmative - votees Posting and In response "to.Councilman'. Cavanagh'- Jr., Publishing. City.�Attor.ney Robert explained that intro- Ordinances duction of an ordn- ance'-is merely to get the, matter before the .Council and the pub... lic and to give enough ;I ti me to explore the merits of'the ordinance its adoption. Rezoning (Pro -- Ordinance #950 N:,C.S.,'amending Zoning Ordi- posed Cherry 1 -`" nan,ce . #6 "62 N .0 S -by r.e!zoning Assessor's " `Parcel Valley Estates)' ,1.0 �y� No; 674 1 an R - 1- 10;000 Zone Ord. #950 N.C.S. , (second reading) ,from to. an' 1 , 6 ,0,00 Zone;, introduced by Councilman Brunne seconded by Councilman Cavanagh, Jr:, and'ado.pted by 7 affirmative' votes. Prezoning Ordinance No. 951 N.C.S.. , ,prezoning Assess *or.'.s. CBazzano Annex . Parcel No. 136 - ,050 -24. (area included in Bazza- ation Area), no Annexation) to 'an.,,R -1 -6,000 Zone, was in -_ gl Ord , #951 N . C :•S , troduced by Council-m Brunner, seconded by (second reading)'. Councilman.Brainerd, and adopted. by 7 affirma- tive-votes., Review of Condi,- Director of Planrii:ng William McGive;rn gave a tins Scrappy pr..oc�ress 'report on the status of the condi. - Jim's .Auto, tions .set' - forth by the in regard to Wreckers the revocation'.by Planning.Commission of the.use permit for Scrappy Jim's Wreck - e_r;s . Mr . XcGivern. stated that an inspection was made - this • afternoon , :which revealed: The fence - comple,ted except some _was. pairi'ting;'the car bodies were'still.piled in, excess of the height limitations and the temporary portable sanitary facilities. were moved. in,; ;noting that' construction of permanent sari- tary.•facilties has started. Mr. 'Hanson was 'present and confirmed the re- port, stating that -the fence be finished. in the, morning. and that the car' bodies will be taken care 'of this week. Since - Mr. Hanson was giveri•30, days in which -to- complete the permanent , sanitary facility -installation, a final 'report was h 'requested for the October-.6 Council me,eting,. September 2, 19 CLET8" .(California Chief-of -P'61ice tarry Hi:ggii's re `orte'd that, /T aw Enforcement he: reviewed the draft a proposed agree- elecommunications. ment- for"the subject system, and recommended System ) its'approval 'whe:reupoA1 Resolution #5319' Res..#5319 N.C.S. 14. C_'S_ authorizIng" exec"ution'.of' agree�. ment' with 'the, Coiinty--bf Sonoma with regard to CLETS, . �' (C a-1 i f o rni a Law Enforcement Te,lecom- munications , was introduced by Council- man. Btainetd.,.' seconded by Councilman Brunner, and adopt6d 7 :affirmative votes. n Plan Checking Fees Resolution 4 N.; authorizing the execu- So noma County .Flood tion 6f an agreement. �with the Sonoma Control And Water Flood Contto and Water. Conservation'District Conservation to prov ic le ' - for the; 1payment of fees for . the , Dis- ' District trlct s - s'e''rvi ces in . devel6pmerits in. Res. #5320 N.C.S. subdivision plan's with respect to dtain,age,, whIth fees shall be. collected from developers involv'ed, was introduced by_Counci1:man­Joergpr,' secofided'by, Qoundilman" and adop�ed by adopted 7 affirmative votes;. Adjournment. Thbre be-i-ng furf-her, busineas.'tocome before the Council, the was 'adjourned at 11 30 o'clock p,.m..to, Executive ;'Session. Mayor , Attes=t :.. - - Z� C ity C-16tkI.