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10 The Petaluma City Council 'met on this day at 4:40 P.M. in the Council Chambers.
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12 ROLL CALL
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14 PRESENT: Vice Mayor 'fader-Thompson, Council Members Healy, Maguire,
15 Moynihan, O'Brien, Mayor Thompson, and Council Member Torliatt
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17 ABSENT: None
1'8 PUBLIC COMMENT.
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20 None
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2 CORRESPONDENCE
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26 COUNCIL COMMENTS AND•LIAISON REPORTS .
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28 Council Member Maguire asked' that a proclamation be prepared recognizing and
29 observing May 2001 as Clean Air Month. He asked that the proclamation return to the
30 Council at the May 7 Council meeting.
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32 Council agreed.
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34 Council Member Torliatt announced that the BAAQMD' (Bay Area Air Quality
35 Management District (District)) had a contest running to present an award to
36 "promoters" of clean air Within the District.
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38 Vice Mayor Cader-Thompson presented the Council with a draft letter in opposition to
39 SB 910 and •asked for Council support and direction to City _Management to bring the
40 item back,for:approval by Couhcil.at,the next council meeting.
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42 CITY•MANAGEMENT'COMMENTS •
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44 None .
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4 PRESENTATION
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6 Mayor Thompson recognized Dorothy Bertucci for her continued servicerwith the library
7 for the community.
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9 • Petaluma Regional Library Kiyo Okazaki, Petaluma Regional Library ,Branch
10 Manager gave an overview about the Petaluma Regional Library and announced
11 that July^markedthe.25th anniversary and an open house was planned.
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13 Ms.-,Bertucci' :reviewed successes the City and the library had worked on together:
14 Currently the library needed to raise $363,000•for expansion and improvements;at'the
15 existing facility, she.asked the City'•to conside r to investing $100;000 of the necessary
16 funds and in kind services.
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18 Council Member Torliatt recognized ;both Ms. Okazaki and Ms. Bertucci for their
19. diligence and many long hours of the.community.
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21 MINUTES
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23 March-21,,April 3, 24,;2000; March 26 and April 9, 2001
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25 MOTION: Council Member Torliatt moved, seconded by Vice Mayor Ceder-
26 Thompson, to approve`the minutes,of March 21, April 3,,24, 2000.
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28 MOTION
29 PASSED: 5/0/2 (Moynihan and O'Brien abstaining)
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31 MOTION: Council Member Torliatt;moved, seconded by Vice Mayor Ceder
32 . Thompson, to approve the minutes ofMarch 26, April 9, 2001..
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34 MOTION. •
35 PASSED: 7/0 •
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37 CONSENT CALENDAR
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39 At the request of various Council Members, Items 1 , 8, 9, 10 and '11 were pulled from
40 the Consent Calendar for Council discussion.and possible action.
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42 MOTION: Council Member Maguire moved, seconded by Torliatt, to ad optconsent
43 Calendar Items 2, 3;,4, 5, 6,•and 7:
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45 MOTION
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`1. Resolution"2001-088A N.C.S. Approving Claims=and Bills. (Thomas)
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5 Council Member Moynihan questioned a number Of items, such as
6 • ABAG power'pro ration, the negative figure:,
7 • Substantial rate increases'due to the energy
8 • Booking'.fees°to the County Sheriff.
9 • The services rendered from Meyers Nave to.substantiate $40,000 in bills -
10 he wanted the City to work proactively to reduce recurring liabilities..
11 • The Winzler and Kelly payment for work at the Community Center.
12 • Increase in PERS payments,
13 • Whether the $34,000 paid to Shute, Mihaly,,and Weinberg for their work
14 on the Lafferty Ranch Park project was budgeted and ,paid from the.
15 General Fund. Hawas also curious if City Management time towards the
16 project had been.budgeted.
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18 Finance Director William Thomas fielded Council Member Moynihan's questions
19 and agreed to'respond to him directly if more in depth information was required.
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21 MOTION: Vice Mayor Cader-Thompson moved, seconded by Council
22 Member Maguire;;to adopt Resolution.2001.088A N.C.S. Approving
Claims:and Bills.
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26 PASSED: 7/0
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28 2. Resolution 2001-083 N.C.S. Approving the Plans,and Specifications Prepared by
29 Carlenzoli and Associates; Awarding the Contract for Bodega Avenue
30 Improvement Project to the Low Bidder: Improvements Include a New Traffic
31 Signal at Bantam Way; a Modified Traffic Signal at Webster Street; a Two-Way
32 Left Turn Lane; Bike Lanes, Sidewalks; Curb Ramps;, Planter Strips; Street
33 Trees; the Upgrade of Utilities Such as Storm Drainage„Water and Sewer Mains;
34 Asphalt Overlay,, Bus Turnouts and Street ;Lights, ,Estimated Project Cost:
35 $3,399,000. Construction Time Estimated,' at Eight Months. Funding ;Sources:
36 Water Pollution Control Fund ($213,000); Water Fund, ($444,000); Traffic
37 Mitigation Fees ($2,362,000); Transportation Funding for Clean Air Act
38 ($92,000);Storm Drainage Mitigation'Fees.($288,000); (Skladzien)
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40 3. Resolution 2001-084 N.C.S. Authorizing Program, Administration, Fees for the
' 41 .Mobile Home•,Par'k'Space Rent Stabilization Programrfor2001. (Gaebler)
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43 4. Resolution 200.1.085 N.C.S. Authorizing City Manager to Sign Two Quit Claim
44 Deeds for Water Well Site and Access Easement No Longer Needed on
SOLAInternational Inc. Property on Cader Lane. (Hargis)
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2 5. Introduction.of Ordinance 2111 N.C.S. Amending Section 11.12.150 of'thetity
3 of Petaluma Municipal Code, to Include all Streets Within the McNear
4 Landing Residential`Subdivision. (Parks)
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6 6. Resolution, 2001-086 N C.S.-Authorizing'the City Manager to:Sign the 'Extension
7 of the• Professional Services Agreement for Self-Funded Liability Claims
8 Management. (Acorne/Thomas)
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10 7, Resolution 2001-087 N.C:S. Approving a Grant Agreement with the, Coastal
11 Conservancy for $450,000 to be Used For The Expansion.fof the ,Petaluma
12 Marsh"Trail, and Authorizing the City Manager"to Sign'the Agreement! (Carr)
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14 8. 'Report Regarding Status of Payran Project and Discussion and ,Possible
15 Direction Regarding Payran Flood Management Project•Financing and Budget:
16 (Hargis/Stouder/Marangella)
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18 Council. Member Moynihan noted concern over the changes in the President's
19 budget,„as the Petaluma River Project was not included.
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21 Mr. 'Stouder-reported that funding for the Petaluma River Project was removed
22 from the President's budget: He was optimistic. He did not believe it was a
23 setback, it was 'a reminder of how diligent the City needed to be to make the
24 reimbursement happen.
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26 Council Member Moynihan acknowledged receipt of the $1 million from the
27 Corps and asked for an update on the transition channel and project timeline. He
28 wanted to stay apprised of progress to the approaching "fish-window” and the
29 possibility of seeking funding' n a timely manner to sustain the•project,
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31 MOTION:' Council Member Maguire, moved, seconded by Vice Mayor Cader-
• 32 Thompson to accept the report regarding the status of'the Payran
33 Flood project
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35 MOTION •
36 PASSED: 7%0
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38 9. McDowell. Boulevard/E. Washington Street Intersection Transportation
39 Improvement Project (Project No 9863, Phase 3). (Skladzien/Evvert)
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41 A. .Consideration of the Adoption of a Resolution of Necessity- to Acquire
42 Property by Eminent Domain; Property Assessor Parcel Number'007-340
43 006, Address: 101 North McDowell Boulevard (Maria Novak and Martha
44 Thorup) •
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46 Council Member Healy questioned'if work or costs to the project were related to 0
47' the bicycle.paths.
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Public Facilities and Services•Engineering,Manager Mike,replied'in the negative,
and noted that a continuation of the discussion was scheduled to occur at the
'4 May 7th meeting.
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6 Vice Mayor Cader-Thompson'wanted to know if the City could go to the Coastal
7 Conservancy for grant funds; she offered to help Mr. Evert in that endeavor.
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9 MOTION: Council Member Healy moved, .seconded by Vice Mayor Cader
10 Thompson, to adopt Resolution',2001-088'N:C.S. Determining that
11 the Public Interest and Necessity •Require the Acquisition of Fee
12 Simple ;and/or Temporary Construction Easements and Directing
13 the Filing of Eminent Domain, Proceedings for the McDowell
14 Boulevard/East Washington Street Transportation Improvement
15 Project;.(101 North McDowell Boulevard).
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17 Council Member Moynihan questioned the source of the•$2,024,000 to fund the
18 project.
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20. Mr. Evert replied that during Council consideration at the May 7th meeting, he
21 would look to Council'for'direction on how/where to get the funds.
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23 MOTION
PASSED: 7/0.
26 10. Resolution Adopting Revised'Council Rules, Policies and Procedures.
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28 • "Council'concurred to reschedule this'item to•April'23 meeting beginning at
29 6:00 P.M.
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31 11 . Approval of ProposedeAgenda for Council's Regular'.Meeting of May 7, 2001.
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33 Council approved therproposed agenda for the May 7, 2001 Council Meeting with
34 the following amendments: '
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36 • Add Proclamation recognizing'May 2001 as Clean Air Month.
37 • Add letter of opposition to SB 910. -
38 • Add discussion and possible action regarding a cross-town 'connector; the
• 39 item should be worded •as submitted in a letter previously distributed to the
40 Council.
41 • Add discussion and possible action regarding the roles and responsibilities of
42 the Bicycle Advisory Committee to the item, "Continued Discussion and
43 Possible Action Regarding City's,Boards, Commissions and Committees:"
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45 Vice.Mayor Cader-Thompson noted that she was to ask for an opinion letter from
• the FPPC regarding any,potential conflict of interest that may prevent her from
participating in'discussions'regarding a cross-town connector.
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2 Council Member Moynihan asked for an update on the status of the lease at the
3 fairgrounds.
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5 MOTION: Vice Mayor Cader-Thompson moved, seconded by Council
6 Member Torliatt, to have a discussion on transportation circulation
7 only. •
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9 MOTION
10 FAILED , 3/4 (Healy, Maguire, Moynihan, O'Brien and Thompson:voting "no")
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12 MOTION: Council Member Healy moved, seconded by O'Brien, to schedule
13 on the agenda for the May 7, 2001 City Council;Meeting the cross-
14 • town connector, worded as submitted in a letter that was previously
15 distributed tatheCouncil by Council Member Healy.
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17 MOTION •
18 PASSED:, 5/2 (Cader-Thompson and Torliatt voting "no")
19 UNFINISHED BUSINESS
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21 12. Discussion and Possible Action Regarding Relationship of Planning
22 Commission to Site Plan and:Architectural Review Committee (SPARC)."
23 (Moore) gilk
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25 Public=Comment`
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27 Planning Commissioner Teresa Barrett did not support consolidation:of'the
28 • committees.
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30 Planning Commissioner Clare Monteschio did not support consolidation;of the
31 committees.
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33 Vin Smith, Redwood Properties, 1318 Redwood Way, spoke regarding the
34 specific roles of each commission, and in support of SPARC.
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36 John Mills, 1315 'D' Street, spoke in support of'consolidation, eight members
37 plus the Council;Member.
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39 Scott'Vouri, 1557 Mauro PietroDrive,spoke in support of two separate bodies:
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41 • Item continued to the evening°session.
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43' AGENDA<CHANGES, ADDITIONS, AND DELETIONS
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45 Council agreed to;move Agenda,Item 13 to the April 23, 2001 meeting, during`the
• 46 evening;session, notify all commission`members, and-add discussion and •
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1: possible actionregarding the role and responsibility of the Bicycle Advisory
Committee.
• 4 13. Continued Discussion and Possible Action Regarding City's Boards,
5 Commissions and Committees: (Kline)
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7 A. Clarification/Identification of.All. City Council Agency Recommendations and
8 Annual Appointments.
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10 B. Resolution Repealing Resolution,95-39 N.C.S!i.and Revising the Composition
11 and Reporting Authority of the Petaluma Bicycle Advisory Committee.
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12 C. Status Report on Appointment to Vacant Position on Personnel Board.
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15 ;PUBLIC COMMENT
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17 None
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19 ADJOURN TO CLOSEDSESSION"
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21 City Attorney Richard Rudnansky announced the, following items to be addressed in
22 Closed Session:
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• CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL, - Existing, Litigation, Subdivision (a) of
Government Code § 54956.9, Bobby Thompson, et al, vs: City of Petaluma, Sonoma
26 County Superior Court Case No. 225677.
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28 CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL _. Existing Litigation, Subdivision (a) of
29 Government Code § 54956.9, Russell Kimberly vs. City of Petaluma, Sonoma County -
30 Superior Court Case No.225543. •
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32 CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL - Existing Litigation, Subdivision (a) of
33 Government Code § 54956.9, Ronald Pike vs. City. of Petaluma, 'Sonoma County
34 Superior Court Case No. 226388.
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36 CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL - Existing Litigation, Subdivision (a) of
37 Government Code § 54956.9,Tammy Loeffler vs. City of Petaluma, U.S. District Court,
38 Northern District of California, Case No C01-0395 PJH.
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40 CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL - Anticipated Litigation, Significant Exposure
41 to. Litigation' Pursuant to„Subdivision 9(b) of Government Code § 54956.9 (Three .
42 Matters)
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44 CONFERENCE WITH LABOR NEGOTIATOR, Government Code § 54957 Public
45 Employee:.Performance Evaluation, -Title: City Clerk
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4 7:00 P.M. •
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6 RECONVENE
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8 The Council reconvened Its regular meeting at 7405 P.M. in the Council`Chambers.
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1.0 REPORT OUT OF CLOSED SESSION, .
11 Mayor Thompson advised that no reportable action was taken on items add ressed in
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13 ROLL CALL
14 PRESENT: Vice MayorCader-Thompson, Council Members Healy, Maguire,
15. Moynihan, O'Brien, Mayor Thompson, and Council Member Torliatt
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17 ABSENT: 'None. •
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1.9 PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
20 •21 At request of'Mayor Thompson, Fred Schram led the Pledge•of Allegiance
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23 MOMENT OF SILENCE
24 At the request'of`Mayor Thompson, a moment of silence was observed.
25 PUBLIG'COMMENT
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27 Jerry Pribe,;41'1 'D' Street, #3, spoke regarding Lafferty Ranch.
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29 Linda Buffo, Butter and Eggs Day Celebration, gave an update on the activities planned
30. at this year's event.
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32 Samantha Dougherty, Executive Director, Petaluma Downtown Association; 7 'Fourth
33 Street, Suite spoke regarding the Downtown Parking Study.
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35 Geoff Cartwright, 56 Rocca Drive, spoke regarding a recent Sonoma County
36 Transportation Agency meeting that he attended, he did not support a cross-town
37 connector at Rainier.Avenue.
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39 Diane Reilly Torres, Rainier Avenue, stated she had received a°check fori$200.00 as a •
40 rebate from the- Water Conservation Prrogram; the then addressed countywide
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5 , Letter received from Terence Garvey regarding the Petaluma Water Recycling Plant.
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7 COUNCIL COMMENTS ANDrLIAISON:REPORTS.
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9 Vice Mayor Cader=Thompson:
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11 • Thanked Larry'and Diane'Reilly Torres for the charm stones.
12 • Advised Samantha Dougherty to contact Public Facilities and Services Director Rick.
13 Skladzien regarding the Downtown Parking Study and offered to work with her in
14 that endeavor.
15 • Announced an April 19th Open Space meeting' at Veterans, Hall and stressed the
16 importance of public participation in this meeting.
17 • Referred to an e-mail Council received regarding, enforcement of truck weight limits
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19 • Was pleased that Izzy Barlas'was the recipient of this year's Butter and Eggs Days •
20 "Good Egg" award, which is given to an outstanding citizen for daily promotion of
21 Petaluma.
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23 Council Member O'Brien:
• Reported that at a recent .Planning Commission meeting, Chairman Gary Broad
26 suggested the City charge a fee to developers for trucks, on construction projects
27 with certain tonnage, to offset street maintenance: costs. He recommended that City
28 Management consider this, he'thoughtitwas a good idea:
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30 Council Member Bryant Moynihan:
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32 • Noted that his website had ,a survey for the worst potholes in the City; he had
33 expanded the survey to'include.the worst streets.
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35 Council Member`Maguire:
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37 • Attended the film "Green Plans" last Friday at City Hall, sponsored by Sustainable
38 Petaluma. Michelle Rodriguez from Mahn County's Planning Department also
39 attended, and spoke regarding Mahn's Sustainable General Plan., He wanted
40 Petaluma to move forward with a General-Plan based on sustainability principles:
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42 Council Member Torliatt:
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44 • Noted that on May 7th., the Council would discuss transportation; she wanted the
45 Council to address a cross-town connector specifically at Rainier in a public meeting.
. Announced a Sonoma County Transportation Authority''meeting scheduled for April
30, 2001 at 6 P.M. in Santa Rosa at the Permit and Resource Department.
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1 • Suggested posting information regarding the County Parks and Recreation Plan at
2 Helen Putnam Park and Shollenberger'Park.
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4 CITY MANAGEMENT COMMENTS
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10 None
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12 SPECIAL ORDERS'.OF'THE DAY
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14 PROCLAMATIONS
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16 • Thea S: Lowry, Author of Empty Shells - Mayor Thompson read the proclamation
17 and presented it to Ms. Lowry.
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19 • ;Petaluma Telephone Day - Mayor Thompson'read the proclamation and presented it
20 to Raynette Allen of PacBell. .
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22 • Take Our Children To Work Day - Mayor Thompson read the proclamation and
23 presented it to Joe Manthey.
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26 12. Discussion and Possible Action •Regarding Relationship of Planning
27 Commission to Site Plan and Architectural Review Committee (SPARC).
28 (Moore)
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32 Gary Broad, Planning Commission Chair, wanted to have the matter;heard at a
33 SPARC meeting and a Planning Commission meeting. He did, not support-a
34 committee/commission that had to take on the roles and responsibilitiesof both..
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36 John FitzGerald, 110 Lakeville, spoke supportively for efficiency and streamlining
37 the bureaucracy.
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39 Linda Mathies, SPARC member,. spoke in support of maintaining both bodies,
40 defining the roles, and "eliminating redundancies.
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42 End of Public Comment
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44 Vice Mayor. Ceder-Thompson wanted the issue to return to SPARC and the
45 Planning,Commission for discussion and recommendation. She thought the City a
46 should address the zoning ordinances.
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Council Member Maguire 'stated that the 'issu'e was brought to the Council as
requested by the Planning Commission, due to an administrative decision made
4 by the. Community Development Director. He thought it was.necessary to have
5 two boards, but overlapping 'responsibilities should be reviewed. He preferred
6 Recommendation'.4.
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8 Council Member Moynihan believed there was Rion''for both commissions, the
9 question was in what form. There was a lot of redundancy in the process and he
10 provided examples,, such as the Martin Ranch. He did not support
11 Recommendation 4. He supported consolidating the,two commissions. •
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13 MOTION: Council Member ,Moynihan moved to consolidate the 'Planning
14 Commission to Site Plan and Architectural Review Committee
15 (SPARC).
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17 MOTION,
18 FAILED: ,Lack of a second; no support. .
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20 Council Member Healy' thought there was a place for both commissions. He
21 encouraged outside-the-box thinking on how to improve the process. He looked
22 forward to updated the zoning ordinance and to a•discussion that redefined the
scope of work'for both bodies.
Council Member 'Maguire suggested a workshop with both commissions and
26 members of staff.
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28 Council Member Torliatt stated that what was needed was better communication
29 between the commissions, staff, the public; and the Council. She supported
30 comments that addressed refining* the roles: of each and bringing
31 recommendations,to;`the Council. She suggested preliminary plan reviews as a
32 SPARC function. She supported Mayor Thompson's, and Council Member
33 Healy's comm_ ents.
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35 Mayor Thompson read Recommendation 4 and'asked that there be a workshop
36 scheduled for both commissions;.members of staff, developers, and users, to
37 solicit their input.
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39 Council Member. Maguire suggested that City Management start with basic
40 empowering documents, extract the redundancies, and define how to divide
41 responsibilities: He wanted to have a review developer'fees
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43 Mr. Moorereplied that was already underway.
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45 Council Member Moynihan wanted consistent use; he wanted the permit process
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2 MOTION: Council Member Torliatt moved, ,seconded by Healy, to have City
3 Management ,proceed with Recommendation 4, "Retain the
• 4 Planning Commission and SPARC in Their Current Structure and
5 General Responsibilities," prepare and host a workshop to include
6 users of the system, members of staff, and both 'SPARC and •
7 Planning Commission Members and report with recommendations
8 to the Council.,
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10 MOTION .
11 PASSED: 7/0 -
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15 14. California Public Employees' Retirement System (PERS)
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17 A. Resolution 2001-089 N.C.S. of Intention to Approve an Arnendment,Ao •the
18 Contract Between the Board .of Administration, California Public Employees'
19 Retirement System (PERS) and the City of Petaluma to Provide Section
20 . 21362.2 (3% at 50 Full Formula) to Safety Members. '
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22 B. Introduction of Ordinance 2113 N.C.S. Authorizing an AmendmAnt to the .
23 Contract Between the Board of Administration, California Public Employees'
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24 Retirement System (PERS) and the 'City of Petaluma to Provide Settion 0
25 21362.2.(3% at 50 Full Formuia),to Safety, Members. (Thomas)
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27 MOTION: Vice Mayor Cader-Thompson moved, Seconded by Council
28 Member Maguire, to-Adopt Resolution 2001-089'N.C.S. of Intention
29 to Approve an Amendment to the Contract Between the Board of
30 Administration, California Public Employees' Retirement Systeth
31 (PERS) and the City of F'etalu-rna to Provide Section 213621.2 (3%
32 . at 50 Full,Formula) to Safety Members.
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34 MOTION
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PASSED:, 7/0
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37 MOTION: Vice Mayor Cader-Thompson moved, seconded by Maguire, to
38 Approve the Introduction of Ordinance 2113 N.C.S. Authoriling_an
39 Amendment to the Contract Between the Board of Administration,
40 California Public Employees' Retirement System, (PERS), and the
41 City of Petaluma' to Provide Section 21362.2 (3% at 50 Full '
42 Fermula) to.Safety Members.
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44 MOTION .
45 • PASSED: 7/0
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15. Introduction of Ordinance 2112 N:C.S, (First Reading) Amending Ordinance
1026 N.C'S. and Ordinance 1843 N.C:S., City of Petaluma. Municipal Code §
• 4 4.08.020,.to Permitithe;Refunding of Revenue Obligations. (Thomas)
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6 MOTION: Council Member Torliatt moved, seconded by Vice Mayor Cader-
7 Thompson, to Approve the introduction of Ordinance 2112 N.C.S.
8 (First Reading) Amending Ordinance 1026 N.C.S. and Ordinance
9 1843 ,N.C.S., City of Petaluma Municipal Code §' 4.08:020, to
10 Permit the Refunding of Revenue Obligations.
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12 MOTION
13 PASSED: 7/0
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15 Recess: 8:30 P.M.
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17 RECONVENE JOINT CITY COUNCIL/PETALUMA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
18 COMMISSION MEETING
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20 The Joint City Council/Petaluma Community Development Commission Meeting was
21 reconvened at 8:35 P.M.
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Vice Mayor Cader-Thompsor adjourned the meeting at 10:35P.M.
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