HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolution 90-399 12/10/1990Resolution No. 90-399 N C.S.
of the City of Petaluma, California
1 DECLARING CANVASS OF RETURNS AND RESULTS
2 OF THE REGULAR MUNICIPAL AND PETALUMA HIGH SCHOOL BOARD
3 AND CHARTER AMENDMENT ELECTIONS
4 HELD NOVEMBER 6, 1990, WITH THE
s STATEWIDE GENERAL ELECTION
6 WHEREAS, the City of Petaluma conducted a Regular Election on November 6,
~ 1990, in conjunction with the Statewide General Election; and,
s WHEREAS. the City of Petaluma also conducted a Special Election Consolidated
9 with the Regular Election to submit a proposed Charter amendment to add
io Section 83 which reads as follows:
11 Measure E -Shall Section 83 be added to the City Charter which states:
l2 "Section 83 -Voter Approval Reduired of Arbitrator's Awards -Wages,
1.3 benefits or employee-related expenses which have not been approved by
~4 resolution of the City Council and which are the result of binding fact-finding
1s or binding arbitration may not be imposed on the taxpayers of Petaluma
1~ without approval of the voters as set forth in this section. Notwithstanding any
t~ other provision of this Charter, such expenses shall not be paid by the City
s until additional revenues and appropriations therefor have been approved by
~~ vote of the people pursuant to California Constitution Article XIII A, Section
20 4 and Article XIII B, Section 4. The City Council shall not be required to call
2] an election to approve such additional revenues and appropriations more than
22 once a year and may consolidate said elections with elections held for other
23 purposes."
24 WHEREAS, the City of Petaluma also conducted a Special Election, on an initiative
2s measure which was certified by the City Clerk, to submit a proposed Charter
2C, amendment to add Section 82 which would read as follows:
27 Measure F -Shall Section 82 be added to the City Charter which states:
2s "Section 82: Police and Fire Binding Arbitration.
2~) Section 1. Declaration of Policv. It is hereby declared to be the policy of the
3o City of Petaluma that strikes by firefighters and police officers pose an
31 imminent threat to public health and safety and should be prohibited, and that
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1 a method should be adopted for peacefully and equitably resolving disputes
2 that might otherwise lead to such strikes.
3 Section 2. Prohibition Against Strikes. No City of Petaluma police officer or
4 firefighter employee, employee union, association or organization shall, strike
5 or engage in such concerted economic activity against the City of Petaluma.
6 Disputes unresolved by negotiations should be resolved by the arbitration
7 procedure set forth herein. Any such employee who fails to report for work
s without good and just cause during said negotiations or who aids, abets or
9 encourages strikes, or other such economic activity against the City of
10 Petaluma during such time shall be subject to disciplinary action, including,
1.i but not limited to termination from the City of Petaluma employment, subject
12 to the provisions of this Charter, the City's Personnel Rules and Regulations
1.3 and lawful procedures.
14 Section 3 . Obligation to N~otiate in Good Faith. The City, through its duly
15 authorized representatives, shall negotiate in good faith with the recognized
16 fire and police department employee organizations on all matters relating to
i~ the wages, hours, and other terms and conditions of the City employment,
1.s including the establishment of procedures for the resolution of grievances
19 submitted by either employee organization over the interpretation or
20 application of any negotiated agreement including a provision for binding
21 arbitration of those grievances. Unless and until agreement is reached
22 through negotiations between the City and the recognized employee
23 organization for the fire or police department or a determination is made
24 through the arbitration procedure hereinafter provided, no existing benefit or
25 condition of employment for the members of the fire department or police
2G department bargaining unit shall be eliminated or changed.
27 Section 4. Impasse Resolution Procedures. All disputes or controversies
28 pertaining to wages, hours, or terms and conditions of employment which
29 remain unresolved after good faith negotiations between the City and either
3o the fire or Police Department employee organization shall be submitted to a
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1 three-member Board of Arbitrators upon the declaration of an impasse by the
2 city or by the recognized employee organization involved in the dispute.
3 Representatives designated by the City and representatives of the recognized
4 employee organization involved in the dispute, controversy or grievance shall
5 each select one arbitrator to the Board of Arbitrators within three (3) days
6 after either party has notified the other, in writing, that it desires to proceed to
7 arbitration. The third member of the Arbitration Board shall be selected by
s agreement between the two arbitrators selected by the City and the employee
9 organization, and shall serve as the neutral arbitrator and Chairman of the
to Board. In the event that the arbitrators selected by the City and the employee
i1 organization cannot agree upon the selection of the third arbitrator within ten
12 (10) days from the date that either party has notified the other that it has
13 declared an impasse, then either party may request the State of California
14 Conciliation Service to provide a list of seven (7) persons who are qualified
15 and experienced as labor arbitrators. If the arbitrators selected by the City
1.6 and the employee organization cannot agree within three (3) days after receipt
1~ of such list on one of seven (7) to act as the third arbitrator, they shall
18 alternately strike names from the list of nominees until only one name remains
1~ and that person shall then become the third arbitrator and chairman of the
20 Arbitration Board.
21 Any arbitration convened pursuant to this article shall be conducted in
22 conformance with, subject to, and governed by Title 9 of Part 3 of the
23 California Code of Civil Procedure.
24 At the conclusion of the arbitration hearings, the Arbitration Board shall
25 direct each of the parties to submit, within such time as the Board may
26 establish, a last offer of settlement on each of the issues in dispute. The
27 Arbitration. Board shall decide each issue by majority vote by selecting
28 whichever last offer of settlement on that issue it finds most nearly conforms
29 with those factors traditionally taken into consideration in the determination
30 of wages, hours, and other terms and conditions of public and private
31 employment, including, but not limited to, changes in the average consumer
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1 price index for goods and services, the wages, hours, and other terms and
2 conditions of employment of other employees performing similar services, and
3 the financial condition of the City and its ability to meet the cost of the award.
4 After reaching a decision, the Arbitration Board shall mail or otherwise
5 deliver a true copy of its decision to the parties. The decision of the
6 Arbitration Board shall not be publicly disclosed and shall not be binding until
~ ten (10) days after it is delivered to the parties. During that ten-day period the
8 parties may meet privately, attempt to resolve their differences, and by mutual
9 agreement amend or modify any of the decisions of the Arbitration Board. At
to the conclusion of the ten-day period, which may be extended by mutual
11 agreement between the parties, the decision of the Arbitration Board together
12 with any amendments or modifications agreed to by the parties shall be
13 publicly disclosed and shall be binding upon the parties. The City and the
14 recognized employee organization shall take whatever action is necessary to
15 carry out and effectuate the award.
16 The expense of any arbitration convened pursuant to this article, including the
1~ fee for the services of the Chairman of the Arbitration Board, shall be borne
18 equally by the parties. All other expenses which the parties may incur
19 individually are to be borne by the party incurring such expenses."
20 WHEREAS, the Municipal Election was held in the City of Petaluma on November
21 6, 1990; and,
22 WHEREAS, the votes from said election were received and canvassed by the
23 Sonoma County and Marin County Elections Departments (Exhibit A to this
24 resolution), and the returns thereof were ascertained and declared in all
25 respects as required by law:
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i NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of
2 Petaluma as follows:
3 (1) The City Clerk is hereby instructed to enter this Resolution on the minutes of
4 this meeting as a statement of the result of said election;
5 (2) The total number of ballots cast in the City at said Regular Municipal Election
6 was as follows:
~ MEASURES Total Votes Votes For Votes Against
s Measure E failed 13,369 6,118 7,251
9 Measure F passed 13,662 9,073 4,589
Zo Total. number of Voters 23,592
~_1 Total number of Ballots 15,218
]2 Voter Turn-out 64.5%
13 Petaluma High. Schoal Board 2-year seat, (elect 1)
14 Camille A. Sauve 8.,472
1.5 IVlarin County Vote 48 8,520*
16 Jeanne Dreikosen 6,644
1~ Marin County Vote 37 6,681
is Petaluma High School Board 4-year seat (elect for 3)
~.9 Sally Foley 11,255
20 l~larin County Vote 85 11,340
21 Louis Steinberg 7,994
22 Marin County Vote 54 8,048*
23 Carolyn Tennyson 6,488
24 Marin County Vote 38 6,526*
25 Pearl Evans 6,472
26 Marin County Vote 22 6,494
27 Allan Andres 6,071
28 Marin County Vote 53 6,124
29 John Mills 5,993
3o Marin County Vote 32 6,025
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1 Total Number of Registered Voters for School Board Election:
2 Sonoma County 31,538
3 Marin County 253
4 Total Number of Ballots for School Board Election:
5 Sonoma County 20,633
6 Marin County 168
7 Voter Turn-out for School Board Election:
8 Sonoma County 65.4%
9 Marin County 66.4%
to Petaluma Mayor (elect 1)
11 M. Patricia Hilligoss 7,807*
12 Vince Landof 5,789
13 Petaluma City Council (elect 3)
14 Brian Sobel 7,286*
15 Nancy Read 7,036*
16 Bonnie Nelson 5,990*
17 Norm Ross 5,146
is Larry Tencer 5,070
19 Terry Kosewic 4,277
20 Total number of ballots 23,592
21 Total number of Registered Voters 15,228
22 Voter Turn-out 64.5%
Under the power and authority conferred upon this Council by the Charter of said City.
REFERENCE: I hereby certify the foregoing Resolution was introduced and adopted by the Approved as to
Council of the City of Petaluma at a (Regular) (A~j~~~~1) meeting form
on the .....-.l 0th---...... day of ................ D e c emb a r......................, 19...9 0 by the
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AYES: Balshaw, Sobel, Davis, Woolsey, Vice Mayor Cavanagh, Mayor Hilligoss
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CERTaFICATE OF'CANVASS,OF VOTE-
I,~ HOWARb HANSOM, County Clerk, County of Mar°in, Saute of
. ~ Cali:for:nia,, do hereby certify that on November 15, 19'.90, I
canvassed the vote cast at th°e Consoli~da`ted General Election
held on November 6, L9'90 and tfie results of said canvass, are 'as
follows
(See Ataached;)
' IN"WITNESS WHEREOF., I have se my hand and affixed my official
seal on the TSth day of November, 1'990.
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County Cler:k:/Registraz of. Voter's
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Precinct. Areas, November 6, 1990, ~Eie:ction
2501-Christian Churcfi Adult Classroom, 1160 Schuman Lane
2502 -Petaluma High School Multipurpose Room.
2503 -Petaluma City Hall Lobby, 11 English Street
2504 -Elks Lodge, 205 Kentucky Street
2505 -Park Lane Apartments Recreation.Room, 109 Magnolia Avenue
2506 - St..John's Episcopal Church,. Parish, Ha11,;5th &-C
2507 - McNear School Multipurpose Room, 605" Sunnyslope Avenue
2508 -Petaluma Veterans' Memorial. Building, 1094 South. Petaluma Blvd.
.2509 - same as 2508 "
2512 -Youngstown Mobile: Home Park: Dining :Room,. 911. North. McDowell
2513 -Leisure Lake Mobile Home.Park Recreation Room, 300 Stony Point
.2514 - Candlewood Mobile:Home Park :Clubhouse,.576~North McDowell
2515 -Lucchesi Park Senior Center Reading Room, 211' Novak:Dive
. 2516 -McDowell ':School, 1425 McGregor Avenue
2517 -carne as 2516
2518 - Free~Will Baptist Church, 200 South Ely Blvd.
2519 - Qld Adobe Union School District, 845 Crmella.:Dive
2520 -Casa Grande High ,School," 333 Casa Grande Road:
2521 - .Fire House #3, 83:1 South 1VIcDowell Blvd.
2522' - same as~ 2521..
2523 - 1Vliwok School, 1010 St. Francis Drive
.2524 -same as 2523
2525 - mail ballot precinct .
2526 -• Plaza Chev-Olds-Buick-Cad-Geo, :1221 `North Petaluma Blvd.
.252,7 - Elim Lutheran Church, 220 Stanley Street
2528 - same as 25`19
2529 -same as 2520
2530 - same as 252b
253!1 -Lucchesi Community Center,. 320 North. McDowell Blvd.
2532 -same as~ 25'18
2533'-- Church ;of "Christian Missionary Alliance, 721 South McDowell
7201 ,East of'Petaluma
7202 -~ South: of Petaluma .
7203 -West; of 101, D St Exfension„San Antonio Road'
7204= Penngrove~area '
7205 -Adobe Road area
720'6 - Roberts. Road area
7207 - King Road area
7212 -~ Roberts Road also
2230 -- Fairgrounds area
'7231 - IVIcKinl'ey School area. "
7234 -Western Avenue. outside City
7235 -Two Rock area
Not listed are mail ballot precincts.