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MINUTES OF MEETING
OF CITY COUNCIL '
PETA LUMA, CALIFORNIA
JUNE 1,9, 1967
Council Meeting Regular meeting of .the Council of the City of Petaluma
called to order by Vine -Mayor Colin at the hour of 7:30
o'clock P. m•
Attendance Present: ,Councilmen Brainerd, Cavanagh, Jr. , fberger,
Lipman and Vice -Mayor Colin.
Absent: Councilman-Battaglia and Mayor Putnam.
Invocation The 'invocation was ,given by Reverend James Carlton,
First ',A ssembly of God.
Approval of
Minutes
Gasoline Bids
Res. #4745 NCS
The minutes of June 5, 1967, were approved as recorded.
City Manager Robert Meyer reported that following re-
view of the gasoline bids received on June 1, 1967,
Richfield Oil Company was the low .bidder, and for
Council-information a breakdown of costs by gallons and
price was prepared copy of which was submitted and
filed. Resolution #4745 N. C. S. awarding contract to
Richfield Oil Company for the furnishing'of gasoline to
the City of Petaluma. was introduced by Councilman
Joerger, seconded -by Councilman Brainerd, and, adopted
by 5 affirmative votes, 2 absentees.
Public Liability Mr. Don .Smith, Secretary of the Petaluma- Association
Insurance of Independent Insurance Agents appointed by the Council
Res. #4746 NCS 'as *consultants` for the subject insurance program,
addressed the Council regarding bids received on June
16, 1967, for the City's general insurance program.
Report; dated ".J;une 19, 1967, of the insurance committee
recommending acceptance of the bid submitted by
Pacific Indemnity Insurance Company as proposed by
the Carpenter Agency,. was reviewed by Mr. Smith.
Said report submitted and filed. After a brief discussion,
Resolution. #4746 N. C. S. awarding contract for public
liability insurance coverage as recommended, was in-
troduced- by. Councilman Joerger, seconded by Council-
man Lipman,, and adopted `by 5 affirmative votes, 2
absentees.
Rohnert Park Letter, dated June 8, 1967, from Peter M. Callinan, City
Manager -of Rohnert. Park, with copy of Rohnert Park City
Council Resolution, No. 67-49 "A Resolution Requesting
Transfer of all Area in the City of Rohnert Park to the
Cotati Elementary School District and the Petaluma High
School District, " and soliciting 'support of said request,
read and, filed.. Letter, dated June 19, 1967, from the
Chamber. of Commerce endorsing Rohnert Park's re-
quest,. submitted by.Chamber President Owen Fredericks
and filed. . The Council.asked the City Attorney to pre-
pare a resolution supporting Rohnert Park's request for
consideration at the next meeting.
City of Newark Letter dated June.-5, 1.967, from the City of Newark with
policy. attached .which was adopted concerning Regional
Government, read and filed.. Vice -Mayor Colin re-
quested that the, Council'be furnished with a copy of said
policy statement and that the matter be discussed at the
'next regular meeting.
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June 19, 1967
Municipal Court
Supervisor I. A. Vella addressed the Council regarding,
District
the proposed amalgamation of the Petaluma and .Sonoma
Res. #4747 NCS
Justice Courts into a Municipal Court District. He re --
(erred 'to ail informative article published in the A r.gu.s;-
Courier on June 17th concerning the proposal and re-
viewed the background of the entire concept for Council
information.. Following Mr. Vella's presentation and
request for Council support of the consolidation, a
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gene'ral' discussion was held on the matter, whereupon_
Resolution #47 N. C, S. urging the Board of Sup - er- '
visors of Sonoma County to establish a Municipal '
Court by .. solidating the Sonoma and Petaluma
Judicial District into a .Municipal Court District, was
i- ntroduced by Councilman Lipman, seconded by Council-
man Brainerd,, and adopted by 4 affirmative, . 1 negative
and 2 absentee votes. The negative vote was cast by
Counci'lm fti Joerger who stated that he did not oppose
the plan but `that action was premature as he felt the
matter needed more publicity.,
Copy of the Directors of the Greater Petaluma Area
Chamber of Commerce resolution in favor of a municipal
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court for Petaluma and Sonoma, submitted and filed.
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Copy of Retail Merchants of the 'Greater Area Chamber of
Commerce resolution in. favor of a municipal court. for
Petaluma and Sonoma, submitted and filed.
Old Adobe Antique
Letter, dated May 24, 196.7, from Old Adobe Antique Car
Car Club
Club expressing gratitude for the use of the Kenilworth
Res. #4748 NCS
Recreation Building. and donating $50 for completion of
the lockers, read and filed, whereupon 'Resolution #4748
N. C. S.
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accepting $50 the subject Club, was, intro-
duced by Councilman Cavanagh, Jr., seconded by Council
man Lipman, and adopted by 5 affirmative votes', 2' .
absentees.
Marin County Mosquito
Letter; dated June 9,, 1.967, from the subject Distract
Abatement District
requesting appointment of'one trustee from-.'Petaluma
and the use of the Petaluma Corporation Yard to park
vehicles; - read and filed. Excerpt. from the California
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Health & Safety Code regarding mosquito abatement
districts control
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and mosquito and a ,map of the
Southern Sonoma Annexation to the subject District,
submitted and 'filed., It was decided to make an. appoint=
�ment at next week's adjourned Council meeting. The
Council approved the District's request to park vehicles
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the Petaluma Corporation Yard, limiting the number
of vehicles to two.
North Petaluma 2Sanitat1.otCopy
of Local Agency Formation Commission Resolution
tion; District
#47 making determination and conditionally approving
Res. #4749 NCS
the dissolution of the North Petaluma County Sanitation
District, 'read. and, filed'.. 'City Attorney Robert stated
that the` subject district has been in existence for many
ears and does not perform an useful function, : and
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after -cons ideration by the County and City, dissolution
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of the district has been resolved with certain conditions
which the City is prepared to accept,. whereupon
Resolution #4749 N. C. -S,, indicating willingness to maintain
and operate and •ultimately to receive and own the sewer
system presently belonging to the_ North Petalum .
County Sanitation, District, was introduced by C ouncil-
mean_ Lipman, .,seconded by Councilman Brainerd., and
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adopted 'by '5 affirmative votes, 2 absentees.
Letter,o. dated June - 15, 1967, from the County of Sonoma.
Board-of Supervisors with Notice of a Public Hearing apt
11 :45 a. m.. on July, 10, 1967, at 2555 Mendocino -Av.
,Santa Rosa on the matter of the dissolution of the North
Petaluma County Sanitation District, -read and` filed..,.
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Claims and Bills
Res. 44750 NCS
'Collier-Unruh
Gas Tax Bill
Res. #4751 NCS
Sales Tax
701 Planning Funds
Zone 2 -A
r June 19, 1967
Resolution #4.750 N.. C. S. approving claims and bthds
Nos. 1105 11150 inclusive and Nos. 1042-to 1074
inclusive; w''as• introduced by Councilman Cavanagh, Jr. ,
seconded-by Councilman Brainerd, and .adop.ted by 5
affirmative votes, 2 absentees.
City Manager Robert Meyer reviewed the subject Bill
(AB 2454) as ; published_ in the League of California
Cities' legislative bul1e to re,c,dved today. This Bill -, he
noted,. was approved by the-'State A s embly by a 74 -0
vote and the League urge's all cities to request their
Senators to support AB2454 which would eliminate the
matching requirements of the Collier -Unruh Gas Tax
P ct enacted in •1963: In - response to the request for
support, Resolution #4751'N. C. S. urging the Senate
to pass Assembly Bill 2454, was introduced by Council-
man Lipman,, seconded by Councilman Brainerd:, and
adopted by 5 affirmative votes, 2 absentees. The City
Manager was asked to forward a copy of said .resolution
to Senator Collier. .
Vice -Mayor Colin reported on the Mayors' and Council- .
men's Association Tax Committee meeting held
today with representatives from seven cities and
Supervisors Vella and present. He added that
settlement of the sales tax structure problem. is ex-
pected within the next moiith.
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City Manager Robert Meyer reported ,,that he and Council-
man Lipman went to Sacramento !today to check on the
status.of the 701 program, and later in the afternoon,
Director of. Planning Robert Byrd was notified by the
State Planning - Office ' thatfederal funds totaling $23, 810
for the City - of' Petaluma through the 701 program are now
available. Mr. Byrd was complimented by the Vice -
Mayor for his work in applying for said grant.
Downtown ; Redevelop
ment. Committee
Councilman Joerger reported that the Zone 2 -A Flood
Control Advisory - Committee met on June* 9th, and
after much deliberation, passed a resolution recom-
mending to the Board of Directors of Sonoma County
to proceed with the drainage master not
to exceed $ 80, 000. 00.
Councilman Lipman reported that the subject Council
Committee (Councilmen Colin, Brainerd and Lipman)
met with several merchants last Thursday and it was
decided to complete the remaining portions of Phase I
of the Golden Concourse project, which work will then
use up the balance of the funds.
Chamber of Commerce Councilman Lipman reported on the Chamber of Com-
merce Board , of Directors' meeting held today. . Of
particular note was an attendance schedule adopted
by the Board on May 15th indicating. when Board members
are requested to attend Council meetings.
Fire Zone Director of Planning Robert Byrd reviewed the Fire Zone
Modifications map for Council information and Fire Chief Benton added
Ord:' #871 NCS that he was in complete accord with the changes, wherein.
upon Ordinance #87'1 N. C S. amending Chapter 11,
Article II1, of the Petaluma - City•Code of 1958 by amend -
ing Sections 11. 12, 11. 13 and 11. 14 to establish fire
zone boundaries, was introduced by Councilman Joerger,
seconded by Councilman Brainerd, and ordered posted
by 5 affirmative votes, 2 absentees.
Zoning Ordinance
Modifications
Ord. #870 NCS
Director of Planning Robert Byrd explained that the
sentence "All uses permitted in the C -H District,"
in Section 6, Page 3 of the subject ordinance was
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Zoning Ordinance c.Qnfu,s ngcai tlunriece`s.sary_ and-with the consent of
Modifications` the introducing and seconding councilmen, said
Ord. #870 NCS sentence was ordered deleted, whereupon Ordinance
(Continued) #870'N. C. S. amending Ordinance #662 N. C. S. by
amending a ad *modifying Articles 2, 6' and 7', Sections
2 - 100.,. 2"204,2 6 303(x.),, 6 and 7 - 40.1
indicated in the body of •the ordinance_, was introduced
by Councilman Joe seconded by Councilman Lip-
man, and adopted by 5 affirmative votes,, 2 absentees...
Official Advertising. Proposal, .dated -June 13, - 1.967, from Floyd Wynne,
Res. #4752 NCS Publisher of the Argus- Courier, for legal adverti
ing, submitted and'fi'led. 'Resolution #4752 N. C. S.
designating the Petaluma. A rgus- Surier the official
newspaper, for legal -advertising and approving charges
for same,, was introduced by Councilman Cavanagh, J;r,.,
seconded :by Councilman Lipman,. and adopted by -
affirmative votes, ` Aseiitees.
Proclamation - Resolution. #4753 N,.'C. S.. approving proclamation
Ringing of the Bells` issued by the Mayor, regard.ing "Ringing of the Bells"
Res. #4753 NCS and urging citizens to coinply, was introduced by
Councilman. Cavanagh, Jr. seconded by Councilman
Lipman., and adopted .by 5 affirmative votes, 2 ab-
sentees. Councilman -Cavanagh,, Jr. , stated that he'
hoped the press would g ve proper recognition. to the,
proclamation. ,
Confirming Weed
Fire Chief Benton- repo'bted on the income and expenses,
Abatement
of the 19'66 -67 weed abatement program,, whereupon
Res. #4754 NCS
Resolution #4754 N. C. S,- confirming S;upe'r. ntende1t
of. Streets'' report'of cost of abate, m of weeds, rub -
bish and other nuisances .order.ed abated by Resolution
#4646 N. C. S.., was introduced by Coucilman Lipman,,
seconded; by Councilman Joerger, and adopted by 5
affirmative votes
Canvass of Return -
Councilmen'Lipman, Jo.erger- and Vice-Mayor Colin,
Regular Municipal
together With the City Clerk, were appointed to eah - -
Election and Consoli-
vass the returns of the subject election held on June
dated Petaluma City
13, 1967.
School District
.Bond Election
A 10- minute recess was declared. The meeting was
Res. #4755 NCS
called back to' order at approximately , 8:55 o'clock p, m.
After canvassing the returns. of the 35 consolidated
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precincts and absentee votes-, the following resolution
was adop-ted.:
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R.ESO'LUTION NO'.. 4755 N., C. S.
June 19, 1967
RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PETALUMA
DECLARING CANVASS OF RETURNS AND RESULT OF REGULA -R
MUNICIPAL ELECTION AND CONSOLIDATED PETA LUMA CITY
SCHOOL DISTRICT �BON'D ELECTION
`INTRODUCED BY COUNCILMAN SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN
Robert S. Lipman
Philip L. Jo erger
WHEREAS, by proceedings he retofore duly had and taken, the
Regular Municipal Election held in the City of Petaluma (hereinafter called the
"City ") on June 13, 1967, was duly consolidated with the Petaluma City School
District Bond Election; and
WHEREAS, said Regular Municipal Election and consolidated
Petaluma City School. District 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 declared in all respects as required by law;
NOW,. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City
of. Petaluma,: as follows:
(1) The City Clerk of the City be and she is hereby instructed to enter
this resolution on the minutes of this Council as a statement of the result of said
election.
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(2) The total. number of ballots cast in the City at said consolidated
Regular Municipal Election and Petaluma City School District Bond Election was
5403 ballots. 12 ballots were spoiled and not counted.
(3) The list of candidates nominated for the offices hereinafter set
'forth to be filled at said Regular Municipal Election and the names of the candi-
dates 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 candi-
,dates was as follows:
Number of Number of
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Candidates Candidates
List of Names at by. Absentee
Office of Candidates T.btaI Precincts Ballots
COUNCILMAN ALBERT L. BA TTA G LIA
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DAVID W. BRAINERD
1721
1694
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JOHN CA VANAGH, JR.
1825
1778
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RICHARD L. BARTLETT
326
320
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DAVE G. CA DER
481
477
4
BUSTER B. COOPER
612
597
15
LAWRENCE R. FOSTMEIER850
841
9
JOHN H. HEFNER
416
401
15
JAMES EDWARD REED
1218
1209
9
EDWARD ROMANEK
1.12
107
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LAWRENCE R. SCHWARTZ
342
328
14
KEN STYLES
767
754
13
ROBERT J. YOUNGS
258
248
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WILLIAM A. O'SHEA
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WILLIAM J. PATTERSON
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SE'LMA B. FROOM
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BART C. MITCHELL
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OHN H. HEFNER
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ELMA B. FROOM
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1967
(5) That : Albert L. Battaglia,
David W..Brainerd, John W.
Cavanagh,
Jr., William A. O'Shea and William
J. Patterson received
the highest number of votes cast for the
office fo.r which each was a
candidate
and said persons were thereby
elected to'said office for
the term
hereinabove set forth, and the
City 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.
(6) At said Rdgula'r Municipal
Election and Consolidated
Petaluma
City School District Bond Election
the following .me-asur;e
was submitted
to the electors of the.C�ity
and the number of votes
given in
the City for and against said measure
(including absentee
votes) was as follows:
TOTAL TOTAL.
YES NO
VOTE VOTE
PROPOSL,TION A:
Petaluma City School District
Bond
Shall the Petaluma City School
Dis-
trict of Sonoma County incur a
bonded
indebtedness in the amount of
One
Million, One Hundred Thousand
Dollars ($1,100,0:00.00)?
2414 1541
(7) The number of votes cast
in each precinct for and
against said
measure was as follows:
BOND MEASURE "A"
Precinct
Yes No
Precinct Yes No
1
-- '-
19 1.06 35
2
104 16
20 '98 47
3
-- --
21 102 30.
4A
-- --
22 33 13
4B
218 35
23 -- --
5A
-- --
24 -- --
5B
105 . 80
25
6
122 113'
26
7
73 98
27 -- --
8
156 137
28
9
100 94
29 -- --
10
192 95
30
11
117 79
31
12
97 76
32 174 139
13
91 77
33 -- --
14
73 64
34 -- --
15
125 96
35 -- --
16
76 66
17
84 72
18
127 40
d
J:
® 0
-l!. .
YES
Total Precinct Vote 2373
Absentee Vote 4.1
June 19, 1967
NO
1502
39
TOTAL VOTE 2 414 1541
I
(8) All absent voter ballots have been duly received and can -
vassed in time, form and manner as required by law, and the result of
the absentee vote for and against said measure submitted at said
Regular Municipal Election and Consolidated Petaluma City School
District Bond Election is as set forth above.
(9), That less than two - thirds (2/3) of all of the votes cast
at said Regular Municipal Election and CCons Petaluma City
School District Bond Election on said measure were in favor of said
measure, and that said measure failed.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 19th day of June, 1967, by the follow-
ing vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEN BRAINERD, CAVANAGH, JR., COLIN, JOERGER AND LIPMAN.
NOES: NONE.
ABSENT: COUNCILMAN BATTAGLIA AND MAYOR PUTNAM.
Helen Putnam
Mayor
Attest:
Lillian Nommsen
City Clerk
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
Adjournment There being no further business to come before
the Council, the meeting was adjourned at 9:00
o'clock p.m. to Monday, June 26, 1967, at 7:30
o'clock p.m.
Mayor
Attest-
City Clerkl