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R L U City of Petaluma, California
MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL/
PETALUMA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
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City Council/PCDC Minutes
Monday, January 25, 2010
Regular Meeting
MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 2010
CLOSED SESSION - 4:30 P.M.
CALL TO ORDER - CLOSED SESSION - 4:30 P.M.
A. Roll Call
Present: Teresa Barrett; David Glass; Mike Harris; Mike Healy; David Rabbitt;
Tiffany Ren6e; Pamela Torliatt
Absent: None
CLOSED SESSION
CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL - EXISTING LITIGATION: Subdivision (a) of California Government Code
§54956.9: Regency Centers Corporation v. City of Petaluma, Sonoma Superior Court No. SCV 246634.
CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL - EXISTING LITIGATION: Subdivision (a) of California Government Code
§54956.9: John W. Rittenhouse, 111, Kathleen C. Miller, and Spence F. Burton v. Petaluma City Council, City of
Petaluma and Does 1 through 100, inclusive, Sonoma Superior Court No. SCV 245604.
CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL - EXISTING LITIGATION: Subdivision (a) of California Government Code
§54956.9: Sandalwood Estates, LLC v. City of Petaluma, and Does 1 through 20, inclusive, Sonoma Superior
Court No. SCV 244110.
CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL - ANTICIPATED LITIGATION: Significant exposure to litigation pursuant to
subdivision (b) of §54956.9: 1 potential case.
CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL - ANTICIPATED LITIGATION: Initiation of litigation pursuant to subdivision
(c) of California Government Code §54956.9: 1 potential case.
PUBLIC COMMENT ON CLOSED SESSION ITEMS
None.
ADJOURN TO CLOSED SESSION
MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 2010
EVENING SESSION - 7:00 P.M.
CALL TO ORDER - EVENING SESSION - 7:00 P.M.
A. Roll Call
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Present: Teresa Barrett; David Glass; Mike Harris; Mike Healy; David Rabbitt;
Tiffany Renee; Pamela Torliatt
Absent: None
B. Pledge of Allegiance
Jason Davies, Petaluma
C. Moment of Silence
Mayor Torliatt asked that the meeting be adjourned in memory of Richard Anthony
Clarey and Donald P. Lombardi.
AGENDA CHANGES AND DELETIONS - Changes to Current Agenda Only
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PROCLAMATION
Proclamation in Memory of Mike Shutt, Petaluma Municipal Airport Consultant
Mayor Torliatt
Scott Van Gompel, Mead & Hunt
Deborah Bezona, widow of the late Mr. Shutt
Tom McGaw, Petaluma, Chair, Airport Commission
REPORT OUT OF CLOSED SESSION (Actions Taken)
None.
PUBLIC COMMENT
Jim Becker, Petaluma, spoke in support of economic growth and positive development in the
community. He stated that the prior proposed project for the Silk Mill ended in disaster with the
investors losing a great deal of money.
Wayne Clark, Petaluma, stated that he spoke at the Sonoma County of Board of Supervisors
meeting last week and talked about Dutra. He said that the Sonoma County Alliance is the
"Party of 'No"' in Sonoma County.
Richard Brawn, Petaluma, wants to help the City with some massive changes coming down the
road.
Michael Aparicio, EmpireReport.org, Santa Rosa, announced a community forum on February
3rd at the Santa Rosa City Council Chambers from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. The discussion topic is, "How
Can New Media Empower Community for 2010?"
Katherine Bobrowski, Petaluma, provided more pictures of violations in her mobile home park.
1 Bryant Moynihan, Petaluma, stated that he was elected to City Council in 2000 and had a "rude
2 awakening" at his first Closed Session. He discovered that he was a member of a Council that
3 was politically divided, dysfunctional, highly emotional and extremely litigious. During that time
4 he was provided with a litigation report. He encouraged the current Council to work with staff to
5 come up with a litigation report and evaluate the report in Closed Session and work together to
6 lower the costs.
Zen Destiny, Petaluma, stated that he rejects the "Culture of Fear."
10 Jerry Price, Petaluma, stated that whenever there is development, there are impacts, and
11 someone has to pay for them. He said that we need to go forward on the project at the former
12 site of Kenilworth Jr. High and hopes the Council can come together, work with developers, and
13 come up with something suitable.
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15 JoAnn Ritko Pozzi, Petaluma Valley Rotary, Petaluma, mentioned that members of Rotary had
16 been invited to participate in the E -Waste event. Last year they elected do donate the funds to
17 Polio Plus, this year they raised money for Haitian relief from the generous citizens in the
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20 Bill Donahue, Sandalwood Home Owners Association, Petaluma, said that the Council earlier
21 spoke in Closed Session about Sandalwood Estates and the latest lawsuit against the city. The
22 operator of Sandalwood Estates is looking to overturn an arbitration that was finalized in 2008
23 and is following up on a second lawsuit. He thanked the Council for standing by the mobile
24 home owners in Petaluma.
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26 Matt Maguire, Petaluma, stated that he had to stand up because when Bryant Moynihan says
27 something he agrees with, it's to be noted. He discussed the Silk Mill project and explained why
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30 Marie McCusker, Petaluma Downtown Association, Petaluma, spoke regarding the Butter and
31 Eggs Day Parade, which will be held on Saturday, April 24, 2010. The theme is "Petaluma's Shining
32 Moments." The Antique Faire will take place the next day, Sunday, April 25, 2010.
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34 Dale Axelrod, Petaluma, stated that the Supreme Court's recent decision gives entities such as
35 Target, Regency and Dutra unlimited power to fund campaigns. He believes that Petaluma's
36 campaign finance ordinance needs to be revisited.
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APPOINTMENTS
January 25, 2010
Resolution 2010-010 N.C.S. Approving Council Liaison Appointments:
• Airport Commission
• Planning Commission
• Recreation, Music, & Parks Commission
• Animal Services Advisory Committee
• Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Committee
• Technology & Telecommunications Advisory Committee
• Transit Advisory Committee
• Transient Occupancy Tax Subcommittee (TOT) - 3 representatives
• Climate Protection Committee
• Disaster Council
• Health Action Council
• Legislative Subcommittee of Mayors' and Councilmembers' Association
• Marin/Sonoma Narrows Advisory Group (PAG) - 3 representatives: Mayor is automatic;
others must serve on SCTA
• Petaluma River Authority Ad Hoc Committee
• Sonoma County Library Commission/ Library Advisory Board
• Sonoma County Transportation Authority (SCTA)
• Sonoma County Transportation Authority (SCTA) Alternative
• Sonoma County Water Agency Water Advisory Committee (WAC)
• Sonoma County Water Agency Zone 2A Advisory Committee
• Sonoma County Solid Waste Divestiture Project
• Sonoma County Solid Waste Divestiture Program - Alternate
• Visitors' Program Advisory Committee
Motion: Approve Resolution 2010-010 N.C.S. Approving Council Liaison Appointments:
Airport Commission
Planning Commission
Recreation, Music, and Parks Commission
Animal Services Advisory Committee
Disaster Council
Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Committee
Technology and Telecommunications
Advisory Committee
Transit Advisory Committee
Transient Occupancy Tax Subcommittee (TOT)
Climate Protection Committee
2010
Representative
Council Liaison David Rabbitt
Council Liaison Teresa Barrett
Council Liaison Mike Healy
Council Liaison David Rabbitt
Mayor (by Charter) Pamela Torliatt
Council Liaison Tiffany Renee
Council Liaison Mike Harris
Council Liaison Mike Harris
Teresa Barrett
Council Subcommittee David Rabbitt
Tiffany Renee
Council Representative Tiffany Renee
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Representative
Health Action Council Council Representative David Rabbitt
Legislative Subcommittee of Mayors' and
Council Representative Mike Healy
Councilmembers' Association
Sonoma County Solid Waste Divestiture Project Council Representative Tiffany Renee
Visitors' Program Advisory Committee Council Liaison Tiffany Renee
Moved by David Glass, seconded by Mike Harris.
Vote: Motion carried 7-0.
Yes:
Mayor
Pamela Torliatt
Marin/Sonoma Narrows Advisory Group (PAG)
SCTA Representative
David Glass
Abstain:
SCTA Representative (Alt)
Tiffany Renee
Petaluma River Authority Ad Hoc Committee
Council Liaison
Mike Harris
Sonoma County Library Commission/
Council Liaison
David Glass
Library Advisory Board
Sonoma County Transportation Authority (SCTA)
Council Representative
David Glass
Sonoma County Transportation Authority (SCTA)
Council Representative
Tiffany Renee
Alternate
Sonoma County Water Agency (SCWA)
Council Representative
Pamela Torliatt
Water Advisory Committee (WAC)
Sonoma County Water Agency (SCWA)
Council Representative
Teresa Barrett
Zone 2A Advisory Committee
Sonoma County Solid Waste Divestiture Project
Council Representative
Pamela Torliatt
Alternate
Sonoma County Solid Waste Divestiture Project Council Representative Tiffany Renee
Visitors' Program Advisory Committee Council Liaison Tiffany Renee
Moved by David Glass, seconded by Mike Harris.
Vote: Motion carried 7-0.
Yes:
Teresa Barrett; David Glass; Mike Harris; Mike Healy; David Rabbitt;
Tiffany Renee; Pamela Torliatt
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None
Abstain:
None
Absent:
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1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
A. Approval of Minutes of Regular City Council/PCDC Meeting of Monday,
December 21, 2009.
Motion: Approve A. Minutes of Regular City Council/PCDC Meeting of Monday,
December 21, 2009, as presented.
Moved by Teresa Barrett, seconded by David Glass.
Vote: Motion carried 7-0.
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Yes:
Teresa Barrett; David Glass; Mike Harris; Mike Healy; David Rabbitt;
Tiffany Renee; Pamela Torliatt
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Abstain:
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Absent:
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2. APPROVAL OF PROPOSED AGENDA
A. Approval of Proposed Agenda for Regular City Council/PCDC Meeting of
Monday, February 1, 2010.
Motion: Approve A. Proposed Agenda for Regular City Council/PCDC Meeting of
Monday, February 1, 2010, as presented.
Moved by Teresa Barrett, seconded by Tiffany Renee.
Council Member Harris
City Manager Brown
Mayor Torliatt
City Attorney Danly
Motion: Amend the motion to approve A. Proposed Agenda for Regular City
Council/PCDC Meeting of Monday, February 1, 2010, to move the items
amending the contracts for the City Clerk and City Manager, and the Sunnyslope
item, to the February 22, 2010 meeting.
Moved by Teresa Barrett, seconded by Tiffany Renee.
Vote: Motion carried 7-0.
Yes: Teresa Barrett; David Glass; Mike Harris; Mike Healy; David Rabbitt;
Tiffany Renee; Pamela Torliatt
No: None
Abstain: None
Absent: None
3. NEW BUSINESS
A. A Presentation of the Condition of the City and State Roadway Systems and
Resolution 2010-011 N.C.S. Supporting the Findings of the California Statewide
Local Streets and Roads Needs Assessment. (Marengo/Zimmer)
Larry Zimmer, Capital Improvements Engineering Manager, Public Works
Council Members Renee
Mr. Zimmer
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Public Comment on Item 3.A
Richard Brawn, Petaluma, complimented Mr. Zimmer's presentation. He said there
are lots of political issues here as people are starting to realize that what our
government was promising is not affordable. Additionally, he believes people
have turned over too much of their personal responsibility to the government
Bryant Moynihan, Petaluma, said that Petaluma has the worst streets in the entire
Bay Area, and possibly the state. "How did we get here? The funding of street
maintenance was cut."
Motion: Approve A. Resolution 2010-011 N.C.S. Supporting the Findings of the
California Statewide Local Streets and Roads Needs Assessment.
Moved by Tiffany Renee, seconded by David Glass.
Yes: Teresa Barrett; David Glass; Mike Harris; Mike Healy; David Rabbitt;
Tiffany Renee; Pamela Torliatt
No: None
Abstain: None
Absent: None
Resolution 2010-012 N.C.S. to Restore Funding for a Full -Time Accounting Assistant
II to Handle Business Licenses and Accounts Receivables for the City and to
Eliminate Two Part-Time/Temporary Positions. (Sato)
Mayor Torliatt
Motion: Approve B. Resolution 2010-012 N.C.S. to Restore Funding for a Full -Time
Accounting Assistant 11 to Handle Business Licenses and Accounts Receivables for
the City and to Eliminate Two Part-Time/Temporary Positions.
Moved by David Glass, seconded by Tiffany Renee.
Vote: Motion carried 7-0.
Yes: Teresa Barrett; David Glass; Mike Harris; Mike Healy; David Rabbitt;
Tiffany Renee; Pamela Torliatt
No: None
Abstain: None
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C. Downtown Petaluma Business Improvement District (DPBID): Resolution 2010-013
N.C.S. Approving the 2010 Downtown Petaluma Business Improvement District
Annual Report and Related Budget; Declaring the Intention to Levy the 2010
Annual Assessment for the District: and Setting a Public Hearing on the Proposed
2010 Annual Assessment. (Sato)
Council Members Renee and Healy recused themselves for Item 3.0 and left the
dais.
Mayor Torliatt opened the PUBLIC HEARING.
Seeing no one else wishing to speak Mayor Torliatt closed the PUBLIC HEARING.
Motion: Approve C. Resolution 2010-013 N.C.S. Approving the 2010 Downtown
Petaluma Business Improvement District Annual Report and Related Budget;
Declaring the Intention to Levy the 2010 Annual Assessment for the District: and
Setting a Public Hearing on the Proposed 2010 Annual Assessment.
Moved by David Glass, seconded by Teresa Barrett.
Vote: Motion carried 5-0.
Yes: Teresa Barrett; David Glass; Mike Harris; David Rabbitt;
Pamela Torliatt
No: None
Abstain: Mike Healy; Tiffany Renee
Absent: None
Council Members Renee and Healy returned to dais.
Item 4.11 was heard next:
4. PUBLIC HEARINGS
B. Resolution Certifying a Final Environmental Impact Report; Resolution Making
Findings and Adopting a Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program and
Statement of Overriding Considerations; and Resolution Approving a Vesting
Tentative Map, for the Proposed East Washington Place Project, located at East
Washington Street and Highway 101; APNs 007-031-001, 007-241-002, 007-251-
001, 007-473-040. (Bradley/Farmer) - Continued from the January 4, 2010 City
Council Meeting. - Memo added Thursday, January 21, 2010.
Mayor Torliatt
City Attorney Danly
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Judy Davidoff, Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP, Attorneys at Law, San
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Francisco, told Council that Regency believes that to "act on the item would be
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the cure."
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Public Comment on Item 4.11
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Shawn Lile, Owner of Peterson's Paints, Petaluma, spoke in support of approving
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the project. He said he was tired of spending money outside of this town and
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having his wife spend money outside of this town. Further he stated "Let's take
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the money and support our own schools."
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Danielle Couch, Petaluma, showed receipts from Target and Lowe's and said that
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her tax dollars are not staying in Petaluma; they are going to Cotati and Rohnert
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Judy Hillery, Petaluma, wants the project to move forward. She said that she
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didn't believe that other businesses in town were mandated to pay a vacancy
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tax when they leave town. She wondered if this is something that will be
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mandated on all new businesses moving forward.
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Jason Davies, Berkley Integrated Audio Software, Petaluma, stated that he is a
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small business person and is in favor of economic vitality. He said that he was
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leaning towards supporting the project until Regency filed the lawsuit. He urged
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mediation between the City and the applicant.
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40 Randy Scott, Owner of Big O Tires, Petaluma, stated that he thought the Council
41 has done a very poor job. Due to the lack of leadership and retail development
42 it is now impossible to buy lumber and building materials and residents are forced
43 to travel to north to buy products and obtain other goods and services which is a
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46 Les Villanyi, President of the Petaluma Area Chamber of Commerce, Petaluma,
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48 this project. As President of the Chamber he talks to business owners and he hears
49 "Where is the business; not enough people; what's going on; what is the
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1 Zen Destiny, Petaluma, stated that he does not think Brown Act violation has
2 merit, but thinks other aspects of their suit do contain merit. He objected to the
3 City determining who the tenants should be as he considered it an
4 "unconstitutional seizure." He asked the Council to expedite the process.
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Marilyn Muir, Petaluma, stated that she is a resident who moved here about five
years ago from Sonoma. She said "They will rebuild Haiti before we have a Target
at the rate we are going."
Dwight Suaioka, Petaluma, he said that he remembered when Food 4 Less
wanted to come here, but the City wouldn't let them. He thought the same went
for Target.
Manuel Mendes, Petaluma, wanted the Council to more forward and make a
decision either for or against.
Troy Sanderson, Petaluma, wanted to make a correction. He said that he
continues to hear, "This is the first time we've had a chance to talk about this
project." He continued, "The correct and fair thing to say is this is the first time
we've had the opportunity to make a decision about the project."
Michael Aparicio, EmpireReport.org, Santa Rosa, said that one thing he has
learned is that the process can be complicated. He said that "we should have a
project that balances all the concerns."
Wayne Leach, Petaluma, said would like to see the project go ahead and not
necessarily have the item continued. However, if it is continued, he was hopeful
that it will be dealt with it swiftly at that time.
Matt Maguire, Petaluma, stated that this project is a "for profit" venture and the
gentlemen who represent the corporation want to push their risks off on
the community: Things such as air pollution, noise pollution and traffic impacts.
Paul Francis, Petaluma Neighborhood Association, Petaluma, stated that they are
not against development. However, he said "This is not about shopping options;
this is about good planning."
Roger Nelson, Petaluma, thought Mayor Torliatt said public comment was to
focus on motion. He encouraged the Council to hear the item tonight.
Monica Soiland, Midstate Construction, Petaluma, she said that this is a business
endeavor and Regency has been trying to five years to make the relationship
work. She asked that the item be heard.
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Motion: to Continue to February 8, 2010 at 6:00 p.m. the PUBLIC HEARING on a
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Resolution Certifying a Final Environmental Impact Report; Resolution Making
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Findings and Adopting a Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program and
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Statement of Overriding Considerations; and Resolution Approving a Vesting
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Tentative Map, for the Proposed East Washington Place Project, located at East
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Washington Street and Highway 101; APNs 007-031-001, 007-241-002, 007-251-
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001, 007-473-040, continued from the January 4, 2010 City Council Meeting, and
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in response to the notice and demand to cure and correct an alleged violation
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of the Ralph M. Brown Act filed with the City on January 14, 2010 by Arthur J.
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Friedman on behalf of the Regency Centers Corporation. The continuance is to
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cure and correct the alleged violation in accordance with Section 54960.1(c)(2)
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of the Ralph M. Brown Act.
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33 A. City of Petaluma, Annexation of the "Hill" Property: Proposal for Annexation of
34 74.9 Acres Adjacent to the City's Recently Constructed Ellis Creek Water
35 Recycling Facility. Resolution 2010-014 N.C.S. Finding for a Class 8 Categorical
36 Exemption to the California Environmental Quality Act; Resolution 2010-015 N.C.S.
37 Approving General Plan Amendment to Designate the Parcel as Open Space;
38 Introduce Ordinance 2364 N.C.S. Prezoning of the Parcel to P.C.D. (Planned
39 Community District Consistent with the Adjacent Water Recycling Facility and
40 Public Ownership) with a Floodplain Overlay with an Amendment to the Adopted
41 PCD to Include the Open Space Reference to Said Parcel; and Resolution 2010-
42 016 N.C.S. Authorizing Submission of an Application to LAFCO Requesting
43 Annexation (Including Amending of the City Sphere of Influence) of the Parcel to
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Bryant Moynihan, Petaluma, thinks this is not necessary as the property is only
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accessible by boat. He thinks this is an attempt to move the Urban Growth
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Boundary. He further stated that using ratepayer money to maintain parks and
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storm drains is illegal.
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Community District Consistent with the Adjacent Water Recycling Facility and
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Seeing no one else wishing to speak Mayor Torliatt closed the PUBLIC HEARING.
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PCD to Include the Open Space Reference to Said Parcel; and Resolution 2010-
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Annexation (Including Amending of the City Sphere of Influence) of the Parcel to
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(Fire Services) and County Service Area No. 41 (Multiple Services), with ordinance
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lost bullet: The 75 acres, separated from the remainder of the property by the
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as habitat with no public access expected to occur the potential for public
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amendment.
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Motion: Approve A. Resolution 2010-014 N.C.S. Finding for a Class 8 Categorical
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Exemption to the California Environmental Quality Act; Resolution 2010-015 N.C.S.
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Approving General Plan Amendment to Designate the Parcel as Open Space;
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Introduce Ordinance 2364 N.C.S. Prezoning of the Parcel to P.C.D. (Planned
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Community District Consistent with the Adjacent Water Recycling Facility and
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Public Ownership) with a Floodplain Overlay with an Amendment to the Adopted
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PCD to Include the Open Space Reference to Said Parcel; and Resolution 2010-
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Annexation (Including Amending of the City Sphere of Influence) of the Parcel to
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the City of Petaluma, Including Detachment from County Service Area No. 40
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(Fire Services) and County Service Area No. 41 (Multiple Services), with ordinance
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amended under 3.B to read: "Section 9. Site Plan shall be amended to add to the
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lost bullet: The 75 acres, separated from the remainder of the property by the
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remnant riverbed, and purchased by the City in August 2004, shall be preserved
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as habitat with no public access expected to occur the potential for public
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access." Exhibit A to the Ordinance, PCD Standards, to contain the some
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Vote: Motion carried 7-0.
Yes:
Teresa Barrett; David Glass; Mike Harris; Mike Healy; David Rabbitt;
Tiffany Renee; Pamela Torliatt
No:
None
Abstain:
None
Absent:
None
ADJOURN
Motion: Adjourn the meeting.
Moved by Teresa Barrett, seconded by David Glass.
Vote: Motion carried 7-0.
Yes:
Teresa Barrett; David Glass; Mike Harris; Mike Healy; David Rabbitt;
Tiffany Renee; Pamela Torliatt
No:
None
Abstain:
None
Absent:
None
The meeting was adjourned at 9:45 p.m. in memory of Richard Anthony Clarey and Donald P.
Lombardi.
ATTEST:
/S/
Claire Cooper, CMC, City Clerk
/S/
Pamela Torliatt, Mayor