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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 10/07/1996~ S; ~ 5~~+ s'" €:'~ ~ ~"~l~ '~ 4~ `~w •: . ~M,. ?'r.,~iry ~% i.iG;4~. .. . a ~F ~t ~~~1 +.~, i. e. .l'" w i N; j .`t+,~`F r ~ ~~ n' - . . . • . ' -. . . . .. , d.6 F , i~.v • October 7, 1996 Vol. 30, Page 105 x MINII~'ES a O~ A ItEG~JLAR lO~EETING ~~~~ s PETAI.~TIVIA CI'~ COUNCII, "a 1VIONIDA~', OC'TO~E12 7, 1996 s ROLI, CAI.L 3:00 t~.m. 6 Present: Maguire, Read, Shea*, Vice Mayor Stompe, Mayor Hilligoss ~ Absent: Hamilton, Barlas *-arrived at 3:45 p.m. a PiTBI.,IC COIIVIIIVIEN'I' 9 Jack Balshaw, 1680 Kearny ~ourt - suggested the City Police develop a procedures manual io for such times that an unruly dog continues to harass neighbors. i i ~ COjJNCIL COMIVIEN'T i2 ADDED AGENDA ITEM Matt Maguire - we have received a letter from the County ~s Elections Department regarding their availability of time this week to complete the checking ia of signatures on the two petitions which have questionable signatures. The cost was ~s estimated to be $1400, of which the County would pay one-half. It was moved by Matt i6 Maguire and seconded by Vice Mayor Stompe to place this item on the evening agenda. i~ Ayes: Maguire, Read, Vice Mayor Stompe, Mayor Hilligoss i s Absent: Hamilton, Barlas, Shea i9 MINZTTES zo The minutes for the September 16 meeting were not approved. The City Clerk is to listen to ai the tape on the subject of the Laf~erty Access Committee and report back to the City Council. az The City Clerk listened to the tape. The motion relating to Membership of the Committee Zs listed: "2 Councilmembers, 1 Park and Recreation Commissioner, 1 Planning Commissioner, Za 2 Sonoma Mountain property owners, 11 people who want to work for access. [Passed with zs a unarumous vote]" There was no modifying or descriptive wording of the committee make- z6 up in the motion. a7 P1~SENTAT'I01~1 zs Mayor Hilligoss and City Manager Scharer presented a City Service Pin to 15 year employee z9 Sarah Cunningham, who works in the Fire Department office at the Headquarters Station. 3o CONSEN'T CAI.,ENDAR 3i The following items which are noncontroversial and which have been reviewed by the City sz Council and staff were enacted by one motion which was introduced by Nancy Read and 33 seconded by Matt Maguire. 34 Ayes: Maguire, Read, Vice 1Vlayor Stompe, Mayor Hilligoss 3s Noes: None ss Absent: Hamilton, Barlas, Shea 3~ 1tES0. 96-279 NCS 3s CLAIIVIS AND BII.I,S 39 Resolution 96-279 NCS approving Claims and Bills #58476 to #59115. . ~ ~~ ~ Page 106 , Vol. 30 October 7, 1996 i ItE30. 96-280 NCS - ~ INFORMATION SYSTElVIS ANAI.YST 3 Resolution 96-280 NCS approving establishment of th~ personnel classification of a Information Systems Analyst. s ~SO. 96-281 NCS 6 ENGINEERING RECORDS DESTRUC~'ION ~ Resolution 96-281 NCS authorizing destruction of records kept beyond their statutory a retention time 9 R~SO. 96-282 NCS io PURC~S~ fl996 ~'PE ffi AMBTJLANCE ii Itesolution 96-282 NCS authorizing purchase of one 199b Egnergency Ambulance Type III i2 from Braun Industries for $85,374.98. i3 I2ES0. 96-283 NCS ia $9,000 DONA~ION ~'O D.A.R.Eo is 16 1Zesolution 96-283 NCS thariking Sears Point Raceway and Save-Mart Stores for making a $9,000 donation to the City of Petaluma Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.) i~ * * * * * End of Consent Calendar * ~` * * * is 19 20 21 zz 23 2a 2s The following 5 items (Ordinance 2031 NCS through Ordinance 2033 NCS) were not included in the Consent Calendar because of the absence of the Mayor at the previous meeting. Mayor Hilligoss noted she has:read the minutes and studied the materials. The City Attorney advised that the 1Vlayor could participate in the vote of these items. All items were approved with introduction by Matt Maguire and second by Vice Mayor Stompe. Ayes: Maguire, Read, Vice Mayor Stompe, Mayor Hilligoss Noes: None Absent: Hamilton, Barlas, Shea 26 27 2a 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 OIZD. 2031 NCS ~V~~.~AS~ ~AR~ ~~"~iA~~~ ~R~~~~~ Adopt Ordinance 2031 NCS authorizing purchase of property for a 7 acre park located on the Gatti property. O~tID. 2032 NCS ItEZONE CORONA CREEK ~O P~T~ Adopt Ordinance 2032 NCS rezoning Corona Creek II subdivision to PUD, also known as Corona Club subdivision located at 464 Corona Itoad. I~SO. 96-284 NCS CORONA CREEK TIEVEI.OPIVIENT PLAN Resolution 96-284 NCS approving the development plan and written standards for Corona Creek II. October 7, 1996 Vol. 30, Page 107 R~SO. 96-2~5 NCS CORONA CREEK 'TENZ'AT'IIVE 1dIELI' Resolution 96-285 NCS approving the tentative map for Corona Creek Subdivision. a OItD. 2033 NCS s ~JNDERGROUND S~'012AGE OF ~AZA~DO~JS SiT~S~'ANCES 6 Adopt Ord. 2033 NCS adding §17.020.100 to the Municipal Code relating to Underground ~ Storage of Hazardous Materials. a RESO. 96-286 NCS 9 5 ~'EAlt CIP - SEWER io Resolution 96-286 NCS approving the 5-Year Capital Improvement Program for Sewer i i System Improvements. Assistant City Engineer Michael Evert presented the 5-Year Capital i2 Improvement Program for the Sewer Department, and he answered the City Council's is questions. It was noted the demonstration marsh will be adjacent to the o~dation ponds. ia Other projects will increase the treatment capacity of the current system, will increase safety is in the handling of chlorine, the imgation system main line replacement is improvement over i6 the original wastewater irrigation equipment and will meet the needs required for the different i~ soil types, the low flow toilet cost is shown in the Water CIP, and the Ef~luent ia Characterization study relates to a Regional Water Quality Board requirement that is i9 anticipated. A suggestion for the future "identification" on wastewater vehicles was to refer 2o to the department as "Wastewater Resources." The resolution was introduced by Matt ~i Maguire and seconded by Vice Mayor Stompe. 22 Ayes: Maguire, Read, Vice Mayor Stompe, Mayor Hilligoss 23 Noes: None 2a Absent: Hamilton, Barlas, Shea 2s ORD. 2034 NCS 26 PURC~ASE ~OYS AN11 GI~S CI,iT~ - 8T~ ST~ET z~ Introduce Ordinance 2034 NCS authorizing purchase of the Boys and Girls Club facility zs located at 426 8th Street, a.k.a. McNear Branch of Boys and Girls Club. It was suggested z9 that when the property sale is completed, the facility be named for Jack W. Cavanagh, Jr., as so a tribute to him. He was a long time Councilmember, Recreation Commissioner and youth si advocate. Introduced by Nancy Read, seconded by 1Vlatt Maguire. 32 Ayes: Maguire, Read, Vice Mayor Stompe, Mayor Hilligoss 33 Noes: None 34 Absent: Hanulton, Barlas, Shea ss ~IDWOOI9 CIZOSS1tOAI)S IDISCiTSSIOl~T 36 Councilwoman Shea arrived at 3:45 p.rn. Bryant NYoynihan requested that the Council 3~ review the past actions on this area and amend the future approach to development of the 3s property known as IZedwood Crossroads. Tlus is a 30-acre site located at the southwest 39 corner of U. S. Highway l O1,1Vorth McDowell Blvd. and Old Redwood Highway. Currently ao the General Plan designation of the site is "Special Commercial". The question is whether or ai not the planrung for that area can be done with only two of the three property owners a2 participating in the cost. Staff advised that there are two major planrung factors that must be 43 addressed in this area: Traffic and Hydrology. Staff noted this is a participatory process, but aa one of the property owners is not interested in doing the planning as described by the as Planrung Department for this area. Page 10~ , Vol. 30 October 7, 1996 i Terranomics (corner of Old Redwood Highway and North McDowell Blvd.) and Pacific a Theatres (remainder of property adjacent to North McDowell Blvd.) are willing to proceed. s Mr. Moynihan's client, the Clegg Family Trust, whose property is located between U. S. a Highway 101 and the Pacific Theatres property is not eager to participate in specific s development planning at this time. ~rom 1VIr. Moynihan's presentation, it appears the reason 6 the client is reluctant to be a partic'ipant in this planrung prucess is because they feel the ~ preliminary outline of uses of their land takes a large area for roadway purposes, thus leaving s them a small and difficult area to develop. v Mr. Moynihan questioned the `master planning' of the area and wondered is it is legal. He io questioned the Plannirig process on the area ii In addition to Mr. Moynihan, other speakers included: i2 Peter Moms of Terranomics, which is held with SARN%, noted they have been trying is to cooperate with the City of Petaluma on this land for 16 years. T'hey have a plan ia and are ready to develop. They would like to participate with Pacific Theatres and is with Mr. Moynihan's clients, if they would be willing to work on the development. i6 ~'erry Dickens, 120 North Robertson Blvd., I.os Angeles 90048 - Pacific Theatres - i~ he doesn't really know whether or not the theatres will expand their use now, but they i~ do want to do somettung with the land. They would like the simplest approach. i9 Comments by the environmental consultant, Mr. Early, indicated the total consulting time zo would be 19 months; however, the information needed for th~ property owriers to begin to ai plan the use of their land would be 4 months. Zz The Council noted they can see the concern of a property owner waiting for 16 years to Zs develop their property, but staff has demonstrated a way to move along. za Zs The City Council was in agreement ta support staf~s suggested planning effort and to proceed with the necessary work as staff had planned. s6 ~SO. 96-287 NCS a~ AI)OBE CREEI~ RES~'ORATION PI,AN as Councilwoman Read left the room. Resolution 96-287 NCS approving the IZestoration 29 Design and Management Guidelines and approving the Adobe Creek (McDowell and Sartori 3o Reaches) Restoration Plan and Management Program for implementation as a demonstration si project. It was noted by staff that the City will assume maintenance of the stream. The sz creeks will have a greater width due to the type of restoration plan that has been approved. 33 It is the hope that this action will reduce the need to continually remove vegetation from the 34 creeks. It was noted the project design will also be utilized in Lynch Creek, Washington ss Creek and the Petaluma River. Introduced by Matt Maguire, s~conded by Lori Shea. 36 Ayes: Maguire, Shea, Vice Mayor Stompe, Mayor Hilligoss s7 Nces: None ss Absent: Hamilton, Barlas, Read .. < ~ '~~~s~tr'=' x s'w:.''~..j. ~ . . _-_."}, s4r~ ~~~,.~, ~ . .. `?3i , October 7, 1996 Vol. 30, Page 109 i I~SO. 96-288 NCS 2 AI)O~E C~EIC ~S~O1tATIOleT - EDITCATION PItOGI~AIVI s Resolution 96-288 NCS authorizing the City Manager to enter into agreements with the a Petaluma Educational Foundation, to accept $12,000 from the Petaluma Educational s Foundation, and develop an educational program in conjunction with the Adobe Creek 6 Restoration Demonstration Project. Staff advised that the funding for the Adobe Creek ~ Restoration plan has been secured. Introduced by Matt Maguire, seconded by Lori Shea. s Ayes: Maguire, Shea, Vice Mayor Stompe, Mayor Hilligoss 9 Noes: None io Absent: Hamilton, Barlas, Read 1 ~ AI)~O~TI2N iz At 5:00 p.m., the Council adjourned to dinner at Mary's Pizza, 359 Washington Street. is 1tECONVENE 7:00 q.m. ia Present: Maguire, Hamilton, Barlas, Read, Shea, Vice Mayor Stompe, Mayor Hilligoss is Absent: None i6 PI.EDGE OF AI,I~EGIANCE i~ A group of Girl Scouts and Brownies led the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. ig MOMENT OF SIg,ENCE i9 PIT~I.IC COlVYIVIENT 2o A 5'/z month old kitten named Sissy was presented to the public as one of the many animals zi that are available at the arumal shelter and are looking for a happy home. 22 John Quinn, 2318 Magnolia - member of Cinnabar School Board, questioned the potential a3 availability of alcoholic beverages at a restaurant to be located in the Auto Mall area because Za it is so close to automobile dealers. Their school bus goes over the nearest overpass heading Zs towards Skilman Lane every day. It was noted that when the restaurant's conditional use z6 permit is considered, there will be an opportunity for the public to speak. a~ John Piaszk, 406 l lth Street - there was music in McNear park for 7 hours yesterday and za you are supposed to allow only 5 liours. a9 Gene Carlomagno, 11 San Marino Place, San Rafael CA 94901-1541 - he proposes to have a so "fly by" over Petaluma during the Veterans' Day Parade. He and several other pilots have 3i old fighter planes they like to bring out for such occasions. He asked if the City would assist sz in paying for 500 gallons of airplane fuel for the event. 33 Vincenza Scarpaci, 23 Meadowglen Drive - invited the public to Kenilworth Junior High 34 where the American Association of University Women and L,eague of Women Voters will ss present a panel on October 16 at 7:30 p.m. on the City Manager, and on November 20 at the 36 same time and place the panel will discuss Petaluma Wastewater Management. 3~ Mayor Hilligoss noted that October 8 is a"Spare the Air" day and people are being asked to 3a reduce the use of machinery what uses fossil fuels. Page 110 , Vol. 30 October 7, 1996 i John Records of the Committee of the Shelterless(COTS) - noted that COTS is 8 years old. 2 They thanked people for their assistance and showed a COTS ~ideo which explained some of 3 the assistance COTS has given to people. a COUNCII, COIIVIN~N~' s Matt Maguire - he noted that the "trash committee" has not met in some time and they need 6 to begin the 5-year time. He noted that maybe it's time for the City to do an audit of their ~ work. I3e said that at the afternoon meeting, the Council had voted to add an agenda item ~ about completion of the signature check of two election petitions. The Mayor noted it will 9 be discussed right after the Opporturuty Center discussion. io Nancy Read - the Boys and Girls Club facility at 8th and G Streets is being purchased by the ~i City of Petaluma. When that transaction is complete, it has been suggested the facility be i2 named in honor of former Councilmember Jack W. Cavanagh, Jr., who was very supportive i3 of the youth of this community. ia Lori Shea - would like a time where questions submitted by the audience could be addressed is at Council meetings. The questions could even be submitted before the meeting. i6 Carole Barlas - agreed with Councilwoman Shea. She wauld like to discuss having a i~ "Council comment" to the public's comments. is PROCLAlVIATION i9 The Mayor read proclamations for the following occasions: 2o Fire Prevention Week October 6- 12 Zi Teen Suicide Prevention za Senior Citizen Expo - Senior Resource and Information Day - October 17 23 24 Hour Relay Day - October 12 2a Red Ribbon Weeks - October 18 to 31 zs PETAL~JMA CO1VIiVIiTNITX 1N`TEItNE'T FA~R 26 Mr. Bill Hammerman of Petaluma Net invited the Council and the public to an Internet Fair 2~ on November 16 at I,a Tercera School from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. as ItESO. 96-289 NCS z9 BIC~'CLE COMMI'~TEE APPOINTMENT so Resolution 96-289 NCS appointing Philip Boyle, Ross Shafer, and Pamela Torliatt to the new 3i seats on the Bicycle Committee. There were three applicants for three seats. It was moved 32 by Jane I~amilton and seconded by Nancy Read to appoint the three applicants to the Bicycle 33 Committee for three year terms. 34 Ayes: Maguire, Hamilton, Barlas, Read, Shea, Vice Mayor Stampe, Mayor Hilligoss ss Noes: None 36 Absent: None October 7, 1996 Vol. 30, Page 111 RESO. 96-290 NCS APPOINTIVIEN~' ~'O CENT~2AI, PE7'AI.~TMA SPECI~IC PI.AN The Council vote on the annointments to the Central Petaluma Snecific Plan were as follows: X = Property Owner / = At-Large H H I M A L A M B S L G I A T I T U L R O G R S O I T L M O E H T R O A P S A E A E N S E S D A L Scott Braun ~ ~ ~ ~/ ~ ~/ ~/ ~3 RaymondJax ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Geri Johnston - - _ _ / _ J 2 David Keller / - / - - - - 2 Karren Bell Newman - - - / / - - 2 Kathy Sollom - / - - - - - 1 Niarlise Tellander - - - - - - / 1 Janice Cader Thompson / / / _ _ _ _ 3 Wayne Vieler X X X _ e _ e 3 APPOINTEID*: 1) Philip Cohen* / / / / / / / ~ / 2) 1VIary Dooley* / / J / J ./ J 7/ 3) B'erry I~osewic* X X % X 7~ X X 7 X 4) ~ruce I~acPhail* ~ X % % X X X 7 X 5) Carl IVI.Mazey* / / / / - / ,/ 6 / 6) ~Vayne 1Vliller* - / _ / / / / 5 / 7) Jet~° 1Vlorse* / J .1 _ _ / _ 4 / 8) Lawrence Reed* / - - / / / - 4 / + -7i~ ~q 4. i 1) The second vote was as f ollows: X = Property Owner / = At-Large H H I M A ~, A M B S L G I A T I T U L ' R O G R S O I T L M O E H T R O A P S A E A E N S E S D A L 11) 5cott Braun* ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~/ ~ 4 / Janice Cader Thompson ~ ~/ ~ ~/ ~ C~ ~ ~ 3~ ~ Members of the Committee are: 3 2 Planning Commissioners a 2 Councilmembers s 1 SPARC member 6 1 Parks and Recreation Commission member ~ 1 Downtown Merchants Association representative s 1 Petaluma Area Chamber of Commerce representative v 1 Petaluma Visitors Bureau representative io 1 North Coast Railroad Joint Powers Agreement representative i i 1 Bicycle Committee representative iz 4 Property owners i3 7 Members-at large ia Total .........................22 Members is STAT~JS REPORT - CHRISTMAS IN APRIL i6 The City Council has given direction to start a program called "Christmas in April Petaluma". i~ This is a program that is nationally recognized. On the next to last Sunday in April, people ig will come together to rehabilitate the houses of low-income homeowners, particularly the i9 elderly and disabled, so they may continue to have warmth, safety and independence. The 2o City Council has budgeted $35,000 from the Housing Fund for this project. It is necessary to si form a"501(c)(3)" non-profit corporation. ~'he City Council approved initiation of the z2 necessary paperwork. zs OPPORTIJNITY CENTER 2a The Opportunity Center neighborhood meetings continue. ~'he parts of the building are due Zs to be delivered this week. , , .. .. . - ~: ; October 7, 1996 Vol. 30, Page 113 i PETITIOPT TO BE CHECK~D BY EI.EC'~'IONS I)EPAlt'TIVIENT z The County Election Department advised that they have some extra time during this pre- 3 election period to continue verification of the signatures from the two petitions which had a questionable signatures. The approximate cost is estimated to be $1,400, which will be s divided equally between the County and the City of Petaluma. 6 The Elections Department had ceased checking signatures when they discovered sufficient ~ invalid signatures to disqualify the petition for the November ballot. The City Clerk will be s advised when the certification is completed. It was moved by Lori Shea, seconded by Carole 9 Barlas to ask the County Elections Department to complete the certification of the two io petitions which had originally been sent to them earlier in the year. i i Ayes: Maguire, Hamilton, Barlas, Read, Shea, Vice Mayor Stompe, Mayor Hilligoss 12 Nces: None i3 Absent: None ia LAFF~RTY RANCH is Prospective committee member introductions. The City Council will take action on the i6 applications at the next meeting. The September 16 action of the City Council was to i~ appoint 17 persons who want to work for access to the Lafferty Committee. In addition, the is Council's committee will consist of 2 Councilmembers, 1 Park and Recreation Commission i9 Representative, 1 Planning Commission representative, and 2 Sonoma Mountain property zo owners. Zi The following persons addressed the Council: zz 1) 7anice Cader-Thompson, 732 Carlsbad Court z3 2) Sheri L. Cardo, 501 Bryce Canyon za 3) Patricia Cheda, 3272 Adobe Road zs 4) Philip Cohen, 627 E Street z6 5) Douglas R. Daily, 320 Pleasant Street z~ 6) Tom Foster, 1875 Mountain View Avenue 2s 7) Laurel Hagen, 145 Grevillia Drive (Intern per Council approval) a9 8) Bruce Hagen, 145 Grevillia Drive 30 9) ICeith Gurnee, San I.uis Obispo (to represent some Sonoma Mountain 3 i homeowners) 3z 10) Scott Hess, 100 Union Street 33 11) Michael Lennon, 312 Sixth Street 3a 12) *Jeanette Loew, 160 Eastman Lane ss 13)Robert Pearson McChesney, 2955 Sonoma Mountain Road 36 14) Mary Fuller McChesney, 2955 Sonoma Mountain Road s~ 15) *Tod Manrung, 325 Post Street 3a 16) I,arry Modell, 1705 Brompton Street 39 l 7) Kim Nadeau, residence unknown ao 18) Bruce Osterlye, 900 Melanie Court ai 19) Rich Parmer, 421 Keokuk Street '!~~:5fri~„ uj~, . i . ' Y . ..~rli. ~~- .'. ~"1: Page 114 , Vol. 30 October 7, 1996 i APPI,ICANTS FOl~ LAFFERTY COMMI~'TEE 2 20) Laura W. Pierce, 865 Maria Drive 3 21) Jerry Price, residence unknown a 22) Robert Ramirez, 611 West Street s 23) Timothy R. Talamantes, 2968 Middle Two Rock Road 6 24) John Saemann, 600 Sonoma Mountain Road ~ 25) Wayne Vieler, 286 Douglas Street s 26) Hank Zucker, 15 Lone Oak Court 9 During the introductions by the applicants, the Councilmembers asked each other whether or io not a person (specifically Mr. Gurnee) could represent the Sonoma Mountain homeowners. ii There was no decision made. The Council agreed that Laurel Hagen would act as an intern ia to the committee. i3 RECESS 10:05 to 10:15 The Mayor announced that the discussion of Lafferty Interim Access ia Plan and the suggestion of a member of the public to place a sign on the property were continued is to the next regular meeting. i6 ~SO. 96-291 NCS i~ BLOCK GRANT - 1996 I.OCAL LAW EN~ORCENIEN~' ~PROGRAlVI is Resolution 96-291 NCS approving the acceptance of $49,287.00 grant funds under the 1996 i9 Local Law Enforcement Block Grants Program from the Bureau of Justice Assistance. The zo funds shall be deposited into the Police Trust Fund and shall be accounted for separately as zi required by the grant. The City shall match the project fundin~ in the amount of $5,510.00. Zz The Police Chief recommends use of the funds for acquisition of two additional marked 23 patrol vehicles. Councilman Maguire was out of the room. za The public hearing was opened. There being no one wishing to speak, the hearing was Zs closed. Introduced by Nancy Read, seconded by Jane Hamilton. 26 Ayes: Hamilton, Barlas, Read, Shea, Vice Mayor Stompe, Mayor Hilligoss 2~ Noes: None za Absent: Maguire z9 ~SO. 96-292 NC3 so PETAI,~.TMA AIJTO PLAZA PUD AMENDMEN'~' 3i Resolution 96-292 NCS approving an amendment to the Petaluma Auto Plaza Planned 3z Community District (PCD) Development Program to include a full service restaurant as a 33 conditionally permitted use on the southerly 1.25 acres of Parcel3 of Parcel Map 261 - 1250 34 Auto Center Drive. ~'he application was requested in 1995 and the Planning Commission 3s recommended that the City Council approve the PCD amendment. Introduced by Vice 36 Mayor Stompe and seconded by Lori Shea. 3~ Ayes: Maguire, Hamilton, Barlas, Read, Shea, Vice Mayor Stornpe, Mayor Hilligoss 3s Noes: None 39 Absent: None October 7, 1996 Vol. 30, Page 115 1 RESO. 96-293 NCS z CROSS C~EK 1'UD PI.AlY 3 Resolution 96-293 NCS approving the PUD Development plan for 25 detached houses in a Cross Creek subdivision. 7Che location of this subdivision is Casa Grande Road and Ely Blvd. s South. Introduced by Nancy Itead, seconded by Matt Maguire. 6 Ayes: Maguire, Hamilton, Barlas, Read, Shea, Vice Mayor Stompe, Mayor Hilligoss ~ Noes: None a Absent: None 9 1~50. 96-294 NCS io CROSS CREEIC P1tE-T~1V'I'ATIVE MAP ia Resolution 96-294 NCS approving the pre-tentative map to create a maximum of 205 ia detached single family lots and 1 parcel for public open space (49.2 acres). It was noted that i3 the annexation was approved by LAFCO on October 3. Introduced by Nancy Read, ia seconded by Matt Maguire. is Ayes: Maguire, Hamilton, Barlas, Read, Shea, Vice Mayor Stompe, Mayor Hilligoss i6 Noes: None t7 Absent: None r~ 19 20 21 2z 23 24 as 10:30 p.m. the meeting was adjourned M. Patricia Hilligoss, Mayor AI9JOiT~tN a6 Patricia E. Bernard, City Clerk