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CITY OF PETALUMA, CALIFORNIA
MEMORANDUM
City Manager's Office, H English Street,Petaluma, CA 94952
(707) 778-4345 Fax(707) 778-4419 E-mail: citymgr@clpetaluma.ca.us
DATE: June 21, 2001
TO: Mayor and Members of the City Council
FROM: Frederick C. Stouder, City Manager
SUBJECT: Letters of Interest
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5/31/01 Status'Report' Sonoma County Law Enforcement Consortium-CAD,
• RMS, Mobile Implementation
6/11/01 Memo Re: Shollenberger Park Display Board Water Recycling Facility
Project
6/11/01 Announcement: Department of Energy Announcement of Public
Meetings
6/11/01 Memo: Re: Placement of Fill on Property at 1075 Industrial Avenue
6/12/01 Letter: Re: 2001 Agricultural Recycled Water Season and Scheduled
Maintenance Shut-Down
6/18/01 Memo: Re: Urgent-Special Opportunity For Summer Marketing
.Efforts
6/21/01 Press Release: Re: Sonoma county Poultry Man Honored For
Organics- Allen Shainsky
For 6/22/01 . Flyer: Re: Leadership Petaluma Graduation Celebration for the
Leadership Petaluma Class of 2001
For 6/26/0.1 Agenda/Consent: Board of Supervisors
S:A secretary\Itr of interest 6/22/01
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PUBLIC SAFETY
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Project: CAD, RMS, Mobile Implementation
Date: May 31 , 2001
Significant completed items:
• Contract signed by council on May 2, 2001. Project;commences.
• Sub contract documents drafted.
• Implementation, Training plans updated and reviewed with PMT May 15/01
• Project schedule initially reviewed with PMT and technical team members May 16/01,
resulting in changes to various upcoming course dates. See below. _Kickoff mtgs for
week of June 4 scheduled.
• SCLEC arranged along term training facility at Los Guilucos>and'dealt with power,
furniture, access issues. This will.house the temporary h/w purchased by SCLEC for
the initial training and will be used for data collection incoming months.
Planned Activities for coming 2 months — June/July 01:
• CAD System and Data Overview Workshop — June 5,6 at Rohnert Park. Expect 40-50
clients. Kevin to conduct IPS will send handouts for SCLEC to reproduce by May 30.
• CADDBM (CAD database management) 1s` iterations scheduled for June 11-13 at Los
Guilucos. SCLEC asked fora 2nd course iteration`which'is scheduled for June 27-
29/01 . This change will be handled by change order to be processed later. Ed
Reed/PMT to identify attendance at each course.
• SCLEC CAD team starts^organizational and data collection tasks following first
CADDBM course. Need to confirm their expectations of duration to complete all data
collection, loading and QA to compare to durations currently in project schedule.
• Final Implementation and Training plans will-be reviewed with PMT on Friday June 8,
and again on Thurs June 14 if needed. Approval signatures are expected at that time.
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File:Status May 2001 Page 1 of 2 Date:6/18/01
INTERGRAPH
PUBLIC SAFETY
• Kevin will be onsite the week.of July 2-6 to conduetsite visits,at all locations. Ed Ree
is to provide schedule of who's around that week for knowledgeable,contacts at each
site and which locations on which dates, and who will be going With Kevin.
• Interface requirements meetings scheduled for July 9-18, following July 4 week. IFS
provided by email to clients in advance what materials and details they need to bring to
meeting to make it productive. IPS will draft requirements docs;following,meetings and
will,,return late September to review and gain closure and approval on dots.
• Map Fundamentals workshop rescheduled from July 9,10/01 to,July 24-25/01 due to
SCLEC resource conflicts.
Schedule,Review— compared to Baseline in Approved implementation plan:
Baseline schedule will be set upon approval of implementation plan doc and project
schedule by PMT— expected on June 14: Subsequent status reports will compare
progress to this baseline.,
Pending Issues:
• Confirm order of locations for site visits week of July 2 and representatives-available
from each agency.
• Confirm required''client'attendance at planned interface requirements meetings the
week of July 9.
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File:Status May 2001 Page.2 of 2 Date 6/18/01
CITY OF PETALUMA, CALIFORNIA
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MEMORANDUM
Department of Water Resources.and Conservation, 11 English Street,Petaluma, CA 94952
(707) 778-4304 Fax(707) 776-3635 E-mail:mban(a`cipetaluma.ca.us
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SUBJECT: Shollenberger Park Display Boards
Water Recycling Facility Project (9012)
Bob Dyer is the docent for Shollenberger Park. He attended the Public Scoping Meeting on the
Water Recycling Facility Project on June 5, 2001, and offered to place information on the project
in the display boards at Shollenberger Park. Attached for your review are two informational
posters on the project that will accompany Bob's write-up (also attached).
Please call me if you have any questions.
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PETALUMA'S WATER RECYCLING FACILITY PROGRESS REPORT •
One of the alternatives for Petaluma's new Water Recycling Facility
(WRF) would provide more recreational opportunities:;for those who
now enjoy Shollenberger Park. As a Petaluma citizen you have an
opportunity to voice your opinion as the Environmental Impact Report
(EIR) is about to start and the city is looking for your perspective (see
WHAT CAN I DO, below).
The charts to the left show you the alternative site plans, and artist's
rendering of how the new wetlands would appear. The wetlands
pictured in alternative "A" would be adjacent to Lakeville Highway
and on the property that lies southeast of Shollenberger between the
park and existing treatment ponds The ponds are on the other side of
the long row of eucalyptus and blue gum trees you can see to the
southeast.
The engineers have determined that there must be a method of Algae
Removal, to meet future discharge and reuse requirements. There are
two options being examined for algae removal:
A. Wetlands — they can be designed to remove algae in conjunction
with dense vegetation. Additional benefits would be environmental
enhancement and public access, a trail system linking the new ponds
to Shollenberger, and outlook areas. Increased parking could be
included, and educational opportunities based upon the
recommendations of the project team. The wetlands pictured would'
occupy 70 acres, and require the city to purchase the property
between the park and the existing treatment facility.
B. Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF) — a DAF "thickener" could be used as
an alternative to the above, removing algae mechanically, with
chemicals added to enhance performance. These thickeners would be
located on the existing Lakeville plant site. Additional property would
not need to be purchased.
The new WRF project cost is estimated at $81.3 million with DAF and
$90.7 million with wetlands. Annual operation costs under DAF would
be $3.6 million. The annual cost under the wetlands alternative would up
be less, at $3.1 million. As shown in the time chart, projected
completion is estimated to be in 2006.
WHAT CAN I DO?
Learn More About this Important Project:
• Copies of the Initial Study and Water Recycling Facility
Project Reportare available for review at the City Hall, Dept.
Of Water Resources, or Reference desk at the Public Library.
An open meeting will be held to discuss the project on June
19th at the Petaluma Community Center, 320 N. McDowell at 7
PM.
Provide Written Comments On the Project by June 21, 2001 to:
• Michael Ban, Dept. of Water Resources and Conservation
11 English Street, Petaluma, Ca 94952, or call him at
778-4487. He also has email at mban(cr�.ci.petaluma.ca.us
Why should I act now?
o The project team is looking for ideas/comments from the
Public NOW before they start the Environmental Impact
Study. That will start after the public input (above), and
Is expected to.be-completed by early next year.
This summary is based upon my understanding of the WRF project.
Bob Dyer, Docent
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DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
ANNOUNCEMENT OF PUBLICMEETINGS MAYOR
The recently-released National;Energy Policy (NEP) recommended a review of current funding
and historic performance of the Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and
Renewable Energy programs. To facilitate this review,Department of Energy senior officials
will receive public.comments on the programs in seven regional meetings during the month of
June. The Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy,(EERE) funds research,
development, demonstration and deployment(RDD&D) of affordable, advanced energy
technologies and practices. This effort is organized around five energy sectors—(1) buildings, (2)
industry, (3) transportation, (4) power;generation and dehvery,;and (5) Federal government
facilities and are incorporated into 31 programs.
Comments should address: (1)theobjectives of the current energy efficiency and renewable
energy research, development, demonstration and deploymentprograms, (2) suggested potential
objectives for future programs, (3) implementation of current and future programs, and (4)
whether these Federal programs are achieving intended objectives.
The following public meetings will be held from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. From 9:00 - 10:00, the
Department will receive comments from public officials only.
• June 12 Atlanta, Georgia -Location: Main Auditorium (Lower,Level), Richard B.
Russell Federal Building and Courthouse, 75 Spring Street SW, Atlanta, GA
30303
June 12 Chicago, Illinois -Location: James Benton Parson.Memorial Court Room
Dirksen Federal Building, Room 2525, 219 South Dearborn Street, Chicago, IL
60604
June 19 Boston, Massachusetts - Location: John A. Volpe National Transportation
Systems Center, 55 Broadway, Kendall Square, Cambridge, MA 02142-1093
June 19 Seattle, Washington - Location:Bell Harbor International Conference Center
International Promenade Room, Pier 66, 2211 Alaskan Way,.Seattle, WA 98121-
1604
June 21 Denver, Colorado - Location: Adam's Mark Hotel Denver, 1550 Court Place
Denver, CO 80202
June 21 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -Location: Myerson Auditorium, 210 South 34th
Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104
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June 26 Washington, D. C. -Location°:Washington Hilton and Towers, 1919 Connecticut
Avenue, N.W., Washington, DC
To accommodate.as many individuals as possible, each speaker will be limited;to five minutes.
In the event that time does not permitallTindividuals present to speak, several other options are
available to receive public=input. Forms will be available at each location to:provide hand-
written comments. 'Written comments will be accepted and must be submitted to the.Department
of Energy no later than 5:00 p.m. EDT,.June 29, 2001. `Written comments should be no more
than four-single spaced pages, using 12 pitch font and 1 inch margins. All written comments will
be included in the proceedings of the seven public meetings. The Department of Energy also
invites its federal partners to submit written comments. Comments may be sent.to Ms.Bonny
Overton, U. S. Department of Energy,Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy;'EE-
3.1, 1000 Independence Avenue, S.W., Washington, DC 20585, or e-mail to
EERENEP.comments@ee.doe.gov.
Copies of the National Energy Policy can be found on the web at www.energy.gov/
For further:information.about EEREprograms, please visit www.eren.doe.gov/
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CITY OF PETALUMA, CALIFORNIA
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MEMORANDUM
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community Developthent Department, 11 English Street,Petaluma, CA 94952 CITY MANAGER
(707) 778-4314 Fax (707) 778-4498 E-mail;mmaore@e petaluma.ca.us
DATE: June 11, 2001
TO: 1075 Industrial Avenue;(WilletsDesign) File
FROM: Mike Moore, Community Development'Director �U
Tom Hargis, Water Resources and Conservation Director
SUBJECT: Placement of Fill on Property at 1075 Industrial Avenue (APN 150-020-25)
Mr. Frank Grange, owner of the property at 1075 Industrial Avenue, intends to submit an
application for a Letter of Map Revision (OMR) to the Federal Emergency Management
Agency (FE ) for the purpose of_revising the current Flood Insurance Rate Map for the City
of Petaluma to reflect the placement of fill on a portion of'•the subject property.Based on
evidence provided to Community Development Director Mike Moore by Mr. Grange and
• following conversations .regarding the subject property and the evidence submitted between
Mike Moore and Tom Hargis, who was City Engineer at the time of the development of the
subject property, we have determined that the fill on the property at 1075 Industrial Avenue was
placed in accordance with City policies and did not violate any City flood plain or"zero net fill"
regulations in effect at the time the fill was placed (on or about:August of 1988).
As a result of this determination, the Community Development Director, as Flood Plain
Administrator for the City of Petaluma, will sign the "Community Acknowledgement of
Requests Involving Fill" portion of the application for the Letter of Map Revision.
c: €rredrpu'strra r
Pamela Tuft, Director of'General Plan Administration
Craig Spaulding, Associate Civil Engineer
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Matt Maguire Charles Matteri /' ;�
Bryant Moynihan Jim & Luci Mendoza v
Mike O'Brien
Pamela To chaff Frank Tiexiera
Councilmembers Dan Silacci
Susan Tunzi •
RE: 2001 Agricultural Recycled Water-Season and Scheduled Maintenance Shut-down
Yes, the 2001 season is off to a roaring start,but not as high as indicated in.myletter of June
11, 2001. The usage indicated in my letter of June 11, 2001, should be-in terms of"acre-
feet"not "million gallons." To clarify the information, May usage.for theaast•four years, as-
measured by.the City's meter, is shown in the table below:
Year Agricultural Recycled Water Usage in May
Million Gallons Acre-Feet'
1998 0 • 0
1999 87 _267
2000 113 347
2001 152 466.
We will still be conducting a maintenance shut-down as indicated below:
June.29, 2001: shut-down facilities at 3:00 PM
July 2, 2001: re-start facilities at 10:00 AM
Hope you find this information helpful.
Sincerely,
Michael J. Ban, P.E.
Department of Water Resources Xc: Fred Stouder
and Conservation Tom Hargis
11 English Street
Petaluma, CA 94952 Chris McAuliffe—US Filter Operating.Services
File •
Phone{707),778-4487
Fax(707),778-4437
F-Mailmban@cipetaliona.ca.us
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• URGENT-Special Opportunity for Summer Marketing Efforts
TO: Sonoma County Tourism Partners
' FROM: Sonoma County Tourism.Program
DATE: June 18, 2001
IMMEDIATE RESEPONSE NEEDED, READ ON ----
Due to reported declines in summer occupancy, the Sonoma County Lodging Association has asked the
Sonoma County Tourism Council to re-direct some marketing efforts and dollars to a summer
promotional campaign designed to bring summer business to the 'county. (The Tourism Council and.
Tourism Program traditionally'focuses the majority of its outreach on the off-peak season, November-
April months).
The Sonoma County Tourism Program has ,responded quickly and has re-allocated resources for a
proactive marketing effort, which will include a variety of promotional programs, called "Sensational
Summer Nights in Sonoma County".
How It Works:
The "Sensational:Summer Nights in Sonoma County" marketing;program is designed to boost business
from June through September. Participating businesses offering packages, discounts, special rates, and
value-added products and services will be promoted. The Sonoma County Tourism Program will launch
this marketing program to the Greater Bay Area through radio and cooperative newspaper advertising,
direct mail, press releases, and the website, www.sonomacountv.com..
Only those businesses that respond by the deadline of Thursday, June 21, at 4 p.m will be included.
The Message:
Sonoma County offers great travel values. Sonoma County is within a couple of hours of travel time for
Bay Area residents.
The Offer:
Sonoma County has excellent oyernight. packages, special offers and value-added deals for couples,
individuals,.groups (meetings/conventions)and the entire family.
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HERE IS WHERE YOU—THE TOURISM PARTNER COME IN— •
WE NEED PACKAGES, .SPECIAL OFFERS, AND VALUE-ADDED DEALS PUT TOGETHER
WITHIN 72.HOURS TO BE INCLUDED IN THIS SPECIAL PROMOTION.
Examples of special offers,may.include: (Be creative!)
• Package an overnight stay, dinner and hot air balloon ride or other activity
• Package tickets to an event and overnight accommodation
• Percentage discount-off of regular/rack rates
• Dollar amount fora discount
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• 3 nights lodging for the price of two .
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• Complimentary appetizer, dessert, or glass of wine with dinner entrée
To participate in the "Sensational Summer Nights in Sonoma County" promotion please complete.and
return the section below no later than Thursday. June 21, 2001 at 4:00 p.m. FAX"BACK'TO.565-5385
Company Name: Contact:
Address: Phone:
Fax: Email: Website:
Your Offer: (Please include all details such as price/discount and any restrictions to the offer. Please also •
include the.name of ALL businesses you have aligned with for packages.)
If you want to participate but don't have partners to package with, please call the following'Sonoma.
County Lodging-Association members:
Kate Caldwell at 938-9200 x. 403 / Judy Ogne at 585-7777 / Lucy Lewand at 433-8121
For more information about the"Sensational Summer Nights in Sonoma County" marketing program
please contact the Sonoma County Tourism Program at(707) 565-5383 or'info,�n sonomacountv.com.
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PO BOX 7368, 2700 LAKEVILLE,HWY., PETALUMA CA 949554368
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Contact:
Randy Duranceau 707/283-2224
rduranceau(capetalumapoultry.com
Sonoma County Poultry Man Honored for Organics
Petaluma Poultry Founder, Allen Shainsky; Receives Posthumous Award
June 20, 2001, Petaluma, CA-.Sonoma County native and'hands-on farmer Allen
Shainsky, founder of Petaluma Poultry, has received the Organic Trade Association's prestigious
leadership award for his pioneering work in raising organic chickens and creating national
standards for organic poultry and meat labeling. Presented posthumously, the Special Pioneer
• Award recognizes Shainsky's vision and his commitment to excellence in business and animal
husbandry. He and his colleagues at Petaluma Poultry crafted many of the first organic standards
for poultry and meat production, bringing livestock into the organic movement.
Shainsky was born in Sonoma in 1931 and began working on his family's farm at age six.
Founder, in 1969, of Petaluma Poultry Processors, he developed.a.protocol for raising chickens
that have old fashioned flavor,and he lobbied tirelessly for poultry products in the natural foods
industry and won the right to label his chickens as "antibiotic-free" and "free range". His
perseverance was further rewarded in 1998 with the adoption of national standards for organic
meat and poultry. In 1999 Petaluma Poultry was the first chicken producer in the United States
to receive USDA approval for an organic,label. Rosie the Organic Chicken, Rocky the Range
Chicken and Rocky, Jr. have become standards for the highestquality in the poultry business.
Darrel Freitas, president of Petaluma Poultry says"Allen was.all,about the right thing.
Raising chickens the right way, running your business the right way, telling customers the truth,
telling regulators and certifiers the.truth, and in conducting yourself with integrity and dignity."
Allen Shainsky died June.23, 2000.
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JUN 22 2001
CITY MA.N.AGEEi tit
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
SONOMA COUNTY
REGULAR MEETING
SPECIAL DISTRICTS MICHAEL J.CALE 1ST DISTRICT
SUPERVISOR'S CHAMBERS MIKE KERNS 2ND DISTRICT
SONOMA COUNTY TIM SMITH 3RD DISTRICT
ADMINISTRATION BLDG. PAUL L.KELLEY 4TH DISTRICT
575 ADMINISTRATION DR.,ROOM 102A MIKE'REILLY 5TH DISTRICT
SANTA ROSA,CALIFORNIA 95403-28.87 MIKECHRYSTAL COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
PHONE 707-565-2241 STEVENWOODSIDE COUNTY COUNSEL
FAX 707-565-3778
WEB SITE ht tp://www.sonoma-county.org/main/
The Board of Supervisors welcomes you to its meetings which are regularly scheduled each Tuesday,and
your interest is encouraged and appreciated.
• Public Transit Access to the County.Administration Center
Sonoma County Transit: Rt.20,30,44,48,60,62,64
Santa Rosa CityBus:Rt. 14
Golden Gate Transit:Rt.80
For transit information call(707)576-RIDE or 1-800-345-RIDE.
The agenda is divided into two sections:
CONSENT CALENDAR: These matters include routine financial and administrative actions,appear in the
blue section and are usually approved by a single majority vote. Any Board Member may remove an item
from the consent calendar.
REGULAR CALENDAR:'These items include significant and administrative actions of special interest,
appear in the white section and.are classified by program area.
The regular calendar also includes"Set Matters",which are noticed hearings,work sessions and public
hearings.
ADDENDUM: If there is an addendum to the agenda,it will be posted at the above referenced web site by
Friday at 5:00 p.m.the week before the meeting.
ANY MEMBER OF THE AUDIENCE DESIRING TO ADDRESS THE BOARD ON A MATTER ON THE
AGENDA: PLEASE WALK TO<THE ROSTRUM'AND AFTER RECEIVING RECOGNITION FROM THE
CHAIR,GIVE YOUR NAME,AND ADDRESS,AND YOUR COMMENTS OR QUESTIONS. IN ORDER
THAT ALL INTERESTED PARTIES HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO SPEAK, PLEASE BE BRIEF AND
LIMIT YOUR COMMENTS TO THE SUBJECT UNDER DISCUSSION. TIME LIMITATIONS SHALL BE
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Agenda- June 26, 2001 •
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Tuesday, June 26, 2001
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8:30 A.M.
SPECIAL:DISTRICTS
Consent Calendar
Sonoma County Agricultural Preservation and Open Space District
Sonoma County Water Agency
Sonoma Valley County Sanitation District
GENERAL COUNTY GOVERNMENT
Approval of Agenda
Consent items pulled
Items to beheld
Off Agenda Items
Commendatory/memorial resolutions
BOARD`OF SUPERVISORS
• Consent Calendar
SPECIAL DISTRICTS
Regular Calendar
Forestville County Sanitation District •
Occidental County Sanitation District
Russian River County Sanitation District
• Sonoma County Water Agency
Sonoma Valley County Sanitation District
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Regular Calendar
Health and Human Services
Development Services
General Administrative Services
Fiscal Services
Closed Session:
1. The Community Development Commissioners, the Board of Directors of the
Sonoma County Water Agency and the Board of Supervisors will consider the
following in closed session:.
Conference with Labor Negotiator
Agency Negotiator: Ray Myers
Employee Organization; SEIU Local 707
• (Govt Code Section 54957.6(b))
2. The Board of Supervisors will,,consider the following in closed session:
Conference with Legal Counsel-Anticipated Litigation
Significant exposure to litigation pursuant to subdivision (b) of Section 54956.9` •,
Howard Jarvis Taxpayers v. City of La Habra
(Govt. Code Section 54956.9(b))
• Agenda - June 26, 2001
Page Three
2:00 Report on Closed Session
2:00 Personal Appearances
2:00 Permit andResource Management Department
Review and possible•action on the following:
1. Acts and Determinations of Planning
Commission/Board'of Zoning Adjustments
2. Acts and Determinations of Project Review
and Advisory Committee
3. Administrative Determinations of the Director
of Permit and Resource Management
Regular Calendar Public Hearing.:
2:15 Hearing: File No. N/A
Description: The Board of Supervisors/Directors will consider fee and permit
increases and/or new fees for the following departments and
agencies:
County Administrator/Sheriff
• Sheriff-Coroner
Superior Court
Health Services
Transportation and Public Works
Permit and Resource Management Department
Regional Parks
Sonoma County Water Agency
Agricultural Commissioner
Note: The Board of Supervisors will not meet.on July 3, 2001.
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CONSENT CALENDAR
JUNE 26, 2001
III. DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
AGRICULTURAL'PRESERVATION AND OPEN SPACEDISTRICT
1. Extension of Time to Comply"with.Conditions of Approval of Utility Easement over
Audubon Sanctuary and Carinalli Properties
Resolution approving a-90 day extension of time to comply with conditions of
District's approval of utility easements..to the City of Santa Rosa over Audubon
Sanctuary and Carinalli-properties in connection with Geysers Recharge Project
• SONOMA COUNTY WATER AGENCY
2. Amendments to Agreements for Engineering Consulting Services
Approve and authorize the Chair to execute.Amendment No. 2 to Agreement for
Engineering Consulting Services for.Review'of Development Improvement Plans
—2000/2001:with Bobby T. Mayes, P.E., and,Amendment No. 1 to Agreement for
Engineering Consulting Services for Review of Development improvement Plans
—2000/2001 with Coastland.Civil Engineering, Inc.
SONOMA VALLEY COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT (3-Member Board)
3. Effluent Storage:Reservoir R4 Project—Advertise for Bids
Resolution making-findings'regarding sole source project components and
necessary contractor experience requirements for the Sonoma Valley County
Sanitation.District Effluent Storage Reservoir.R4 Project, making findings
necessary for exemption from State dam safety oversight, approving plans and.
specifications, and authorizing advertisement for bids to be received by 2:00 p.m.,
Thursday, July 26,2001
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CONSENT CALENDAR(Cont'd)
SONOMA VALLEY COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT (Cont'd)
4. Sludge.Disposal Services Agreement
Approve and authorize the Chair to execute the Agreement for Sludge Disposal
Services for Sonoma Valley County Sanitation District Treatment Plant with
Redwood Landfill, Inc. and authorize the General Manager/Chief Engineer to
approve amendments that cumulatively do not exceed $25,000
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-.JUNE 26;:2001
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COUNTY.CLERIC
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5. . ' YWCA Women's Shelter Contract for Fiscal Year.2001/2002': .. •
,; Resolution authorizing.,the.Chair to,execute an agreement with the YWCA
Women's Shelter:f6r domestic violence pr eventron services pursuant to SB 1246,
• • funded by Marriage License fees, for Fiscal•Year 2001/2002
GENERAL SERVICES
6 Renewal Agreement with Claims Management, Inc (CMI)
Authorize the Chair to execute an'amendment to the initial agreement with CMI
to increase the total amount of the agreement not to exceed $607,476
•Authorize the Chair to sign the renewal agreement;between the County of Sonoma
and CMI, for third-party workers' compensation administratiou•services for FY
2001-02, ,•
Authorize the Risk Manager to sign one 17.year renewal for FY2002 03
• 7. County Health Plan Contract Renewals
Authorize the Risk Manager to execute an amendment to the current agreement
with Interplan
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Authorize the Risk Manager to purchase.stop loss insurance for'the County Health
Plan for=FY 01 02 at the $250,000 level
Authorize the Risk Manager to execute an addendum to the current agreement
with'Benesight;'Inc
8 `: OccidentalCommunit •CenterReroofing
Resolution authorizing theChair,to execute a Notice of Completion for the;
• 'Occidental Community Center Reroofing project
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GENERAI;''SERk ICES.(Cont'd)
9. South
Wing of the Administration Building Reroof
Authorize the Chair to execute a contract with B&R Roofing, Inc ,in the.amount
of$244,000 for the South Wmg of the Admi ustration Building Reroof project
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HUMAN'RESOURCES
10:• Classification:Study ProbationDepartment, Probation Camp
Resolution amending the,Department Allocation List,Probation Department
(Probation Camp), reclassifying one position of Cook to Chef
11:, 2001=2004 ESC MOU
Concurrent resolution adopting Memorandum of Understanding,with Engineers
and Scientists of California, Local 20 (ESC)!for contract years 2001 2004^for the
following
Sonoma County Water Agency
Board of Supervisors
V HEALTH ANDHUMAN SERVICES
HEALTH SERVICES
12 Alcohol and Other Drug Services;Contiaets
Authorizetthe Director of Health Services to.sign and execute FY 01 02
Agreements forAlcohol and Drug Treatment:Services,with community '
organizations providing alcohol and other drugyservices, and to make future•
amendments that do not significantly change,program content and are within
approved budget'auth,t sign!
13 StaterDepartment of Alcohol,and Drug Programs Negotiated Net Amount and Drug
Medi=Cal Contract s,
Authorize the Director of Health Services to sign and execute•with the State
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De artnent o f Alcohol and Drug Programs the FY 01-02,thiough FY 04-05 (four
s; year)Negotiated:Net Amount and Drug Medi-Cal contract and to sign.future•l amendments that do not sig ificantly change program'content within budget•
authority.($5,353,143 in FY 01 02):'.
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HEALTH SERVICES:(Cont'd) '
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14. :_ , Adolescent Dual Diagnosis Placement . : : - ,
Authorize•the Director,of HealthSenrices to•sien and execute Contract
Amendment•No.'29-505._3 to Dual Diagnosis Program:Sen ice.Contract No.29-.
505-2 with Contra Costa County, raising the contract maximum by 52_2,200, from . .
$36,500 to 553,700
15: Mental•Health Residential'Treatment and Support Sen•ices,
Authorize the Director-of Health Services.to sigm`and execute Amendment No 1
• to the E Street House contract for FY 00-01 w th Community Support NetWork
• (CSN),,'raising"the total maximum:obligation by 530,474, from S271;_'97 to ,
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Hli�1AN SERVICES::
16: 2001-2002 Contract Renewals. :..
Authorize the Director of the Human Services-Department, or her designee, to :..
sign the.2601-2002 contract renewals with the:following agencies and to sign any ..:
future amendments that do.not•significaritly change program content and do not
increase overall•funding: California Hunian De.;elopment Corporation-On-the
Job Training($100,000); The Sphere Institute-E��aluation of SonomaW ORKS
Sen-ices ($100,000); YVv C,A of SonomaCounty, Inc: Lr.liNitriestie Abuse.: .
Intervention:(562,000); and Volunteer Center of Sonoma County—Information :: °.
and Referral•(S54,610) .
17.: ::• Memorandum of Understanding—Area Agency on`Aging.(A:AA;1
•Resolution authorizing the Chair to appro\e and sign a Memorandum of
Understanding:(MOU) with.three area agencies•on aging:which designates the
Sonoma CountyAAA as the lead agency.to administerthe North Bay Health
nsurance Counseling and Advocac Pro am HICAP contract:in six counties :.:
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'and authorizing the Director:of Human Services to execute future amendments to. : .:••.
thts a�-eement' . :.
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CONSFNT CALENDAR (Cont'd) ',••• . •., • • • . June 26, _ .
IV CRIMLAL JUSTICE SYSTFM SERVICES •, : . . : : •••.! : • ,•
DiSTRICT ATTORNEY
•: 18 Security SeniCesContract(Renewal)1
• ..• Authorize the Chair to execute:an addericluni-yilrenew the agreement"Nyith±:•.•?::••, ; • ••
•:: •J'.':.•:••......diJAROSMAik,:tigt..for.Securty:a.fict WeaPaMSCreenitiglSerifiees:at
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Family Division and Human SeiliCeS• Foully;Youth and Children s •'•
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Division at.174Tarid'1155•Copperhill Parkikray; Saptii12.0Sa(effeetiye • 2 1, .
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2001 to June 30 2604 cost not to exceed 585,000)
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Resolution modifying taw Library attorney borrowing fee , ••• „ ••••
PROBATION
• 20 r. Transfer from Available Appropriations"' •' , .• •••••••:. .
t.• ' "••• .; ReS011itiOn•trariSfertiiii$26;06.6..froiti‘asillable appropriations within Adult
Probation Services to coYei:the•salaryind benefit costs associated:<Yitli staffing
SHERIFF/CORONER
• '•21. Community Survey Agreement Aniendinent::: • • ••••.....,
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Approve d:authorize the Chan-to execute the amendment extending the term of , • •
.••• , , f•I : ...the agreement with the Results Group for consulting services on the Sheriffs: .; •:
Community Sun ey
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Approve and authorize the Chair to execute'the extension and adjustment to the •
Agreement for Contract bispatch'Sei-viCeS:•to:thd:City of Sonotha for a total of
5293,045 in resenue forFY 01/02
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. 0 CONSENT CALENDAR(Cont'd)
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HI. DEVELOPMENT SERVICES ,
PERMIT RCE MANAGEMENT
23 Agreement with Kleinfelder, Inc
Authorize the G h
Agreement for Prfessional Services with
. 'r ai to execute an
Kleinfelder, Inc. to provide geotechnical engineering ah,.d geological 17lated
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services for$50,000 during FY 2-001-2002-, ... ..
24. FY 01-02 Plan Check and Inspection
AAusstho.cociri.esazt:eesBth:yse;c5Inoh,adolro(ot$0)2,;e5anx0e0couote)kth,‘jofaso, ltlio:wdthcgivc:°.lnEtrnaginctsefeorirnPrinRCciz:3 jaced$ce,2ns5eanOrga,Oita0p0Kian/o;Rosa,
Green ValleY C°Paaltirig EanTgihneCperhis ($40.000); -($inli25art0,0P0e0t)e-rsen Powers
to execute the followililgee--nylig, InE. ($270,000); unhart;
Authorize the Chair'
d Civil Engi,
Bjy,Inc. ($2 0,00 ), ,,
($270,000); and The Phillips Group ($270,000)
• 25 ' Agncultural Agreement eethineeCntharlair.to Covenant
execlite an agricultural agreement and covenant regal.- insag
year-round farm worker housing on property at 2677 Laughlin
APN 059-190-025, Sup
26 the Coastal Resources
i General LocalCoastal the application grant . -
Resolution authonzing r '
Grant Program fortPdaing
t. 'the Local Coastal p Sthe'G
REGIONAL PARKS
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Appointment of Regional Prks Foundation. .„
duals to smite as the Regional Parks Foundation's
first permanent
Resolution appointing Board of Directors
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28, Employee Housing Maintenance Fee Increase
Concurrent resolution approving the 3 5%o increase ofmamtenance fees for
employee housing provided for in the Memorandum of Understanding.with SEIU
Loca1707•Tfor the following
Sonoma Cdunty,,Water Agency
Board of Supervisors -•29. Grant•of Access Easement Across West County Trail Gunter :
Resolution authonzmg theChair toexecute an Easement Agreement with,Ro_ger
and Juanita Gunter for access across the West County Trail
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30} Small Water Systems Assistance Loan to Occidental Community Services•District
Resolution`granting consent for extension of maturity date for Small Water.
Systems Assisfance Fund loan to Occidental Community,Services Drstrict''from
June 30, 2001.to June 30,-2003 a:.
31_ FY 2001-02 Paratransrt'Services Agreement
Approve agreement with•Volunteer.Center of:Sonoma'County for FY.2001 02
Countywide ADA Paratrai sit Services arid"direct Chair to execute
32.: , Federal Transit Funding'Applrcation and.Assurances
. Resolution authorizing filing of applications with the.1l.S Department of ;
Transpottation providrng;required assurances for transit capital'assistance
33 Supplemental Program EIR for.Updated Countywrde`Integrated Waste Management Plan
(CoIWMP) '
Resolution recogmzmg Sonoma County Waste Management Agency as the Lead '°
Agency unde"rape Californ a Envrronmental,Quality Act for the Countywide
Integrated Waste`Management Plan
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I: GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVESERVICES , ,
COUNTY COUNSEL
34:.`.. : Approval of Settlement Agreement and Release m County,of Sonoma v. Eugene Camozzi, ' .
et al.,`Sonoma Superior Court No.,:SCV-223124 (Eminent Domain) (A.P. Nos. 024-080-
018 and 024-080-027) -:'.
on authorizing.Chair to execute s riff
Resoluti' en Settlement Agreement and . ' .
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. Release in County of Sono,is v Eugene Camozzi , t a1. ,Sonoma;Superior Court
• No. SCV 223124,providing for the payment of$265,000.00 for property interests
required for the Central Disposal Site Improvement Project, acceptance of deeds, -
and proration and`transfer of taxes'and refund;if applicable, pursuant to Revenue
and Taxation Code Sectior 5096
MISCELLANEOUS':
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Minutes
Concurrent resolution approving theminutes for the meeting of June•5, 2001 for
the following
Agncultural Preservation and Open Space District
Community Development Commission
Northern:Sonoma County Air Pollution Control District
Sonoma County Water Agency
Board of Supervisors 1.
Resolution approving minutes forthe meetmg`of June S 2001 for the Sonoma
Valley,County Sa utation District
Actions setting hearings and Bid openings
36 DHS Admm/Lab Building Remodel
Resolution approVmg Invitation to Bidders for,the DHS Admrn/Lab Building
Remodel and setting Augusf 3, 2001 at 2.00 p.m as the`time and date for bid
opening'-
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Actions setting hearings and Bid openings (Continued)
37, Set Time and Date for Appeal UPE 00-0021, Shamrock Matenals/POWR
Setting July 24, 2001 at 2;15 p m, as the time;and date,for hearing 0.C.- -1,1 appeal by:2.`'POWR(Protect Our Water Resources) of a Planning Commission appoval of a
use permit for Shamrock Materials;'UPE 00-0021;28901 RiverRoad, Cloverdale;•'
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JUNE 26, 2001
III. DEVELOPMENT SERVICES.
SONOMA COUNTY WATER AGENCY
38. :`Q—" Street Conduit Project, Valparaiso Avenue Storm Drain Improvements Project,
Benson Lane Conduit Project
Approve and authorize the General Manager/Chief Engineer to execute:
Amendment No 1 to Agreement for Funding of"C" Street Conduit Project;
Amendment No: 1 to Agreement for Funding of Valparaiso Avenue Storm Drain
Improvements Project; and Amendment No. 2 to Agreement for Funding of
Benson Lane Conduit Project
Authorize the General Manager/Chief Engineer to execute future amendments to
the Agreement for Funding of"C"Street Conduit Project, if needed, in amounts
• that cumulatively do not exceed $25,000
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REGULAR CALENDAR(Cont'd)
SONOMA COUNTY WATER AGENCY /FORESTVILLE COUNTY SANITATION
DISTRICT/ OCCIDENTAL COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT /RUSSIAN.RIVER
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT I SONOMA VALLEY COUNTY SANITATION
DISTRICT(3-Member Board)
39. Optional Binding Mandatory Curtailment Program and Voluntary Demand Response
Program
Concurrent resolution authorizing General Manager/Chief Engineer to execute the
following agreements, in:a fonn approved by County Counsel`. an agreement to
participate in the Optional Binding Mandatory Curtailment Program for the
Wohler and Mirabel facilities, if the General Manager/Chief Engineer determines
that participation in the OBMC program is necessary following evaluation of the
actual impacts'of rotating outages on these facilities; and agreements with PG&E
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for participation in the Voluntary Demand,Response;Program with respect to any
eligible water supply'or'sanitation;facility for the following:
Forestville County District. •
Occidental.County Sanitation District •
Russian River County Sanitation District
Sonoma Valley County Sanitation District
Sonoma County Water Agency
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REGULAR CALENDAR
JUNE 26, 2001
V. HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
HEALTH SERVICES
40. •Sonoma County Children and.Families Commission
Resolution amending the Departmental Allocation;List.Department of Health
Services, adding 1.75 FTE limited term positions, funded by the Children and
Families Trust Fund
Authorize the Director of Health Services to sign and execute Modification
Number Two of the Agreement for Services between Sonoma County and
Minicucci Associates, extending the contractt,term,by six months from October
27, 2000 to December 31, 2001, to perform evaluation work as authorized by the
Commission
• CAO Recommends: Approval
I. GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES •
EMERGENCY SERVICES
41. Strategic Analysis Study of Fire Districts
Review Strategic Analysis Studyof fire districts in Sonoma County
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III. DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
REGIONAL PARKS
42. Fireworks Display at Bodega Bay
Resolution authorizing the Director of Regional Parks:to issue a permit for a
public fireworks display at 9:00 Rm. on July 3, 2001 and to waive special use
permit fees and parking fees at Westside Park and Doran Park after 6:00 p.m. for
viewing of fireworks display
CAO Recommends: For policy determination of the Board
II. FISCAL SERVICES /'I. GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
AUDITOR-CONTROLLER/COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
43. Fiscal Year 20Q1-02 Proposed Budget •
Concurrent resolution of the Board of Supervisors and all Public Entities
governed ex-officio by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Sonoma
approving the 2001-02 tabulation as recommended by the County Administrator
as the Proposed Budget for the 2001-02 Fiscal.Year for all governmental entities..
within its jurisdiction, and authorizing the Auditor-Controller to.reserve/designate
all available year-end balances
Resolution of the Board.Of Directors of the Sonoma Valley County Sanitation
District approving the 2001-02 tabulation as recommended by the County
Administrator as,the"Proposed Budget-for the 2001-02 Fiscal Year, and
authorizing the Auditor-Controller to reserve/designate all available year-end
balances
CAO.Recommends: Approval
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AUDITOR-CONTROLLER/ COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR (Cont'd)
44. Public Hearings on 2001-02 Proposed Budget
Concurrent resolution of the Board of Supervisors and all Public Entities
governed ex-officio by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Sonoma setting
the time and place for public hearing on the Proposed Budget for the 2001-02
Fiscal Year at 9:00 a.m., August 20, 2001 as needed through August 31, 2001
Resolution of the Board of Directors of the Sonoma Valley County Sanitation
District setting:the time and place for public hearings on the Proposed Budget for
the 2001-02 Fiscal Year at 9:00:a.m., Aug ust 20, 2001 as needed through August
31, 2001
CAO Recommends: Approval
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