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November 6, 1989 Vol. 25, Page 193
1 MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING
2 PETALUMA CITY COUNCIL
3 1VIONDAY, NOVEMBER 6,1989
4 3:00 p.m. ROLL CALL
5 PRESENT: Tencer, Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis, Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor
6 Hilligoss
7 ABSENT: Cavanagh
8 PUBLIC COMMENT
9 Max Mickelsen of Neslekcim ..Farms on Pepper .Road spoke about the County's
to proposal to construct a solid waste dump site in the Two Rock area and advised the
11 Council this would result in a $5 Million direct loss of .dairy income. He said there
12 is no effective way to deal with the issue of household hazardous waste and
13 recycling without a mandated transfer station concept within the Solid Waste
14 Management Plan. Voluntary segregation and safe disposition of household
15 hazardous waste
16 CONSENT CALENDAR
17 The following items which are noncontroversial were approved by the adoption of a
18 single motion which was introduced by Michael Davis and seconded by John
19 Balshaw:
20 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis, Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor
21 Hilligoss
22 NOES: None
23 ABSENT: Cavanagh
24 RESO.89-332 NCS
25 CLAIMS AND BILLS
26 Resolution 89-332 NCS approving Claims and Bills #94123 through 94582.
27 RESO.89-333 NCS
28 S~IOLLENBERGER PARK -COUNTY AGREEMENT
29 Resolution 89-333 NCS authorizing execution of an amendment to the March 26,
30 1985, agreement with the County of Sonoma regarding the former Shollenberger
31 River Park. By this amendment the Council will transfer any remaining interest it
32 .has ;in Shollenberger River Park and the City will affirm its 1985 agreement to
33 develop the alternate park parcel, but. would be .given additional. time to initiate
34 development of the alternate ,parcel. (portions. of the :river dredging spoils site) until
35 July 1, .1991. This action also authorizes acceptance of the quit claim deed from the
36 County.
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1 ORI). 1774_NGS .
2 STREET LIGHT'AGQUISITIONRND LEASE.AGREEMENT .
3 Introduce and Adopt. Urgency Ordinance 1774 NCS authorizing, -lease of all street
4 light- facilities within the City Limits of Petaluma; California, acquired. by the City of
5 Petaluma from Pacific Gas and.Elertric Company pursuant. to a stipulated judgment
6 in the Superior Court Eminent. Domain Action (Case # 177467) of the City .of
~ Petaluma~vs. Pacific ,Gas and Electric. When the Final Order of'Condemnation is
s signed by 'the. judge and recorded,. the title to the street- lighting facilities will. be
~ transferred from PACIFIC GAS. AND ELECTRIC. to the City. The lease
to agreement is.between the lVIPA Leasing Corporation of San Francisco and the City
~-1 of Petaluma.
i.2 RESO.89=334 NGS
13 SURPLUS .NARCOTICS SEIZURE VEHICLES
14 Resolution 89-334 NCS declaring three vehicles seized under. Federal Narcotics
is legislation as assets and forfeited to the Police Department. Estimated. value of the
16 ~ "vehicles is $23,000.
i~ RESO.89"=33'5 NGS
~.8 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGElVIENT "COMIVII.TTEE
1~ Resolution. 89=335 NCS of expressing appreciation, accepting completion of the
20 Hazardous Material Management Committee's mission, and dissolving the
21 Committee.
22 RES0.89=33:6-NCS
23 VETERANS :DAY PARADE
24 Resolution 89-336 NCS approving closure of portions of Western Avenue, Kentucky
25 Street,. Washington Street and Petaluma Blvd. between Washington Street and.''D"
26 Street, Saturday, .November 11, 1989, between 9:00 a.m. to 12 Noon for a;parade.
27 RESO. 89=337 `NCS
2s DU'MP BEDS, FOR WATER'DEPARTMENT TRUCKS
29 Resolution, 89-337 N,CS, awarding purchase of two utility dump beds .for the Water
30 Department from McKee Enterprises, for $1.8,400.
31 ORD. 1778 :NCS -
32 ADOBE GREEK DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT
33 .Adopt Qrdinance 1778 NCS approving . amendments to the Adobe Creek
3a Development Agreement .between Duffel Financial and the City of Petaluma for the
35 .Adobe Creek Golf and Country Club property (formerly Muirwood" Golf and
36 Couritry Club):
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1 ORD. 1779 NCS
2 REZONE ADOBE CREEK UNIT'2
3 Adopt Ordinance. 1779 'NCS rezoning Adobe Creek Unit 2 from PCD to PUD.
4 RESO.89-338. NCS
5 ADOBE CREEK UNIT 2 DEVELOPMENT PLAN
6 Resolution 89-338 NCS the approving the Adobe Creek Unit 2 Development Plan.
7 RESO.89-339 NCS
8 ADOBE CREED UNIT 2 TENTATIVE MAP
9 Resolution 89-339 NCS approving the Adobe Creek Unit 2 267-lot Tentative Map.
to RESO.89-340 NCS
11 ~ ADOBE CREEK UNIT 2 GRADING
12 Resolution 89-340 NCS authorizing grading of Adobe Creek Unit 2 Phase I prior to
13 final map .approval. ~ ~ ~ En d ~ C cns ~. n+ Ca.lenda.Y ~+ ~ ~
14 LUCCHESI LAKE DUCK REFUGE
15 The resolution approving construction of one dirt island in Lucchesi Lake and
16 authorizing installation of additional landscaping at Lucchesi Park for a duck
. ~ refuge was continued to a later meeting.
19 RESO.89-341 NCS
20, ~ . ,. - _: ~ , _ CHILD CARE. DONATION
21 VILLAGE EAST III -TITLE TRANSFER LOTS 1,2,3
22_' Resolutom 89-341 NCS accepting the donation of $150,000 from McBail 'Company
23 for a child care furid~ and transferring title ~ of .lots 1,2,3 in Village East III '
24 Subdivision to McBail Company. Introduced by Larry Tencer, seconded by
25, .Michael Davis.
26 ~ ~~AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis, Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor
27 Hilligoss '
28 NOES: None '
29 ABSENT: Cavanagh
30 ~ REPORT ON JOINT MEETING
31 I'ETALUMA SCHOOL BOARD AND CITY COUNCIL
32 The City Council agreed exchange of information about the development process at
33 the recent joint meeting was beneficial. for both the School and the City. When the
34. "Blue Ribbon" committee has developed more information, that information. will be
35 disseminated to the Council.
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1 RESQ.89-342.NCS
2 BAKER COURT P.UBI:IC IMPRUVElVIENT AGREEIVIENT
3 The. Council was advised by .the Engineering Department that the annual
4 maintenance costs for this section of" Baker Court are $3,000 based. on a cost. of
5 ~ $250'.OU "per maintenance call. Resolution. 89=342 NCS approving a public
6 improvement agreement. with. .Faulkner = Gannon, Tnc:, for Baker Court
~ improvements which .include a provision for reimbursement: of a portion 'of the
s sewer' Line installation costs. Introduced ~ `by' Michael 'Davis; "seconded by .Lynn
9 Woolsey..
10 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Balshaw_ ,Davis,, Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor "
11 Hilligoss
12 NOES: None.
13 ABSENT: Cavanagh
14 EMPLOYMENT SURVEY FINDINGS.
15 The Council received the: draft employment -survey findings which indicate. that of
16 the 107. industrial businesses targeted for this survey, 62% agreed to participate ~- ~~
17 This .survey was accomplished by the Sonoma State University. Institute for
18 Community Planning Assistance. The laigest .number of firms, with the larges"t
19 number of total. employees; were involved m manufacturing, and related activities.
20 One-fifth of the jobs were "reported in the highest paying-categ9res of; professionals
21 - - ~ ~~ "and managers- -supervisors: Three=fifths of the jobs were- in: the lowest paying"
22 secretarial -clerical and laborer =assembly worker categories:. The. higheri~payng, _
23 _ ~ ~ fobs' are held for the..most part by non-Petaluma residents;, while the `lowe'r paying
24 ,jobs are -held mostly'by Petaluma residents.
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. ne-third of .all employees reside in Petaluma. Of the remaining 'two-third
26 Santa R ent employees; the majority commute. from the north ;(i.e. Rohnert Park,,
- osa). 'The primary reason. given for ,not living in Petaluma was ''already
28 established elsewhere:" One-quarter stated their reason as "lack of affordable
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29 housing:" The draft report concluded it is premature to determine whether 'or not
30 Petaluma's policy of promoting increased employment density-is working.
31 GRAND'.,~URX REPORT
32 COUNTY WIDE, DRUG'TASK FORCE
33 'The;'interim Grand Jury repgrt gn,"~ourity-wide Diug"Task Force was accepted by
34 the Council ;and staff will forward a .letter to -the Grand Jury thanking them for their
35 work on the subject:
36 APPRAISAL. SERVICES AGREEIVIENT
37 The resolution approving an a praisal services agreement with American Appraisal
3s to conduct a new "valuation. o~.the .City's buildings and equipment at a cost .not to
39 exceed $13,000 was removed fiom the agenda and continued. to the next' meeting.
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SONOIVIA COUNTY,SOLID WASTE
1VIANAGEIVIENT"PLAN REVISIONS
3 Public Works Director Pat Miller noted this is only the preliminary Sonoma Count
4 solid waste management plan with no specific site selections. The Council
5 concurred with. the staff :recommendation to amend the wording on Private
6 Transfer Stations as follows:
7 "Private Transfer Stations/Processing; Stations and Landfills -Private companies
s may own and operate transfer stations that do not have public access to the transfer
9 facility and that are internal to their operations if they are in conformance with this
so Plan. The Plan does not preclude access to a recycling center located on the same
11 site as a private transfer station.
12 "Private companies may own and operate transfer/processing stations and disposal
13 facilities if they are in conformance with this Plan and will be physically and
14 financially complementary to the County's solid waste management system. Public
15 access to these facilities must be approved by the County and by a majority of the
16 cities within the County which contain a majority of the population of the
17 incorporated area of the County.
18 "Private companies who own and operate transfer/processing stations and landfills
19 shall be responsible for their operation in accordance with local, State, district
20 and/or Federal laws, .regulations, rules, et cetera, where applicable."
21 The Council also recommends the establishment of a ,County-wide Recycling ~~
22 Commission. Revisions to the preliminary draft will be forwarded to the Council.
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23 . RE50.89-343 NCS
24 SUPPORT OF STONI' POINT .BOAT) IDEIVIONS~'RATION PROTECT
25 Resolution 89-343 NCS in support of the.: 29 mile Stony Point -Fulton Road
26 Federal Demonstration Project as a parallels"Reliever'Route"-.for U. S.,Highway
27 101 between its intersection with Old. Redwood.I=Iighway~ and Guerneville Road .
28 provided the project includes traffic flow improvements to the intersection at Old
29 Redwood Highway. Introduced by Larry Tencer, seconded by Vice Mayor Sobel. ., ,,;
30 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis, Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor
31 Hilligoss
32 NOES: None
33 ABSENT: Cavanagh
34 RESO.89-344 NCS
35 SALES TAX AUDIT AND .REPORTING SERVICES
36 Resolution 89-344 NCS authorizing execution of an agreement with Municipal
37 Resource Consultants (MRC) to provide Sales Tax Enhancement and Reporting
38 Services. Using figures provided by the State Board of Equalization, the audit will
39 look only, "for .misallocation of reported 'tax to other cities, counties or the State. In
ao addition, a data base, will be developed and produced on a quarterly basis showing
41 sales tax revenues from designated areas such as Downtown,
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g ',sand other areas; ,The fee is 25% of the new revenue that is
2 corrected. and transferred Introduced by Michael Davis; seconded by Larry°Tencer.
3 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis, Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor
4 Hilligoss -
s NOES: None:
6 ABSENT: Cavanagh
~ RESQ. 89-345 NCS~
8 AUTY~OIUZE CONSULTANT TO EXAMINE SALES TAX RECORDS
9 Resolution 89-345 `NCS authorizing access, to State hoard of Equalization Sales Tax
1o records on behalf of the City of Petaluma. Introduced by Lynn'Woolsey, seconded
11 by-John Balshaw:
12 .AYES:; Tencer, woolsey, Balshaw, Davis;; Vice Mayor-Sobel, Mayor ~ _
13 Hilligoss
14 NOES:~ None
15 .ABSENT: Cavanagh
16 DRIVEWAI' CJRB'STANDARDS
17 T'he City Council ~ concurred with the staff recommendation: for revisions to the
1s En~neermg Standard rDriveway ;Location, and Width as well as the Commercial
19 ~ `Driveway Standard for. ,Major Development:.; 'These specifications, vary according to
20 number, ofparking spaces and accordingi to eland uses. All developmerits which
2i: , _ _ , _ provide-40-or more par-king spaces will ~be reviewed by the Traffic Engineer.
22 ADJ..®VRN T® DINNEit at Graziano's -, S:UO p.m.
23 RECONVENE` - 7.30.:P.M.
24 ~ PRESENT:, Tencer, Woolsey;.Balshaw, Davis, Viee Mayor Sobel„Mayor .
25 Hilligos"s
26 ABSENT: , Cavanagh . .
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27 INVOCATION Stephen Phlo, Penngrove Community Church
2s P.LEDGE_OF ALLEGIANCE . -
29 PUBLIC. COIVIMENT'Bob Martin, 171 Payran Street, asked if the agenda could'be telecast
3o during.. Council meetings,
31 CITY CO.UNCIL~.CONdMENTS
32 - Lynn Woolsey -reported. the Committee on the Homeless (:COTS):) have made
33 a commitment that family emergency shelter will, be .available at 27 Howard
34 Street. The Petaluma. Pcople Services Center will move temporarily to the
35 Methodist; Church. `The armory will be open :for single homeless probably by
36 the middle of November; as soon as the Governor signs: the legislation., -
37 - Michael:Davis -;it:appears that; no progress: is being made on Maria Drive near
3s Sunrise Parkway and the .new 1VIcBai1 subdivision: ,:He received notice from staff
39 on electromagnetic emissions. of computer terminal screens and feels the report
4o is inconclusive. He asked what the basis. of. the report is.
41 - Brian Sobel, - .regarding'' cable television,. we are due for another :meeting with
42 Viacom and have a range of issues to .discuss. The: subcommittee should
43 schedule a meeting soon.
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1 - John Balslaw -reminded staff he is still waiting for the report on "in-
.2 ~ - lieu fees and the specific sites", is looking for a report from the City
3 ~ '1Vlanager. on the new Council voting system, wants a status report on the
4 'lift for the mail-room, noted it is appropriate to begin consideration of
5 a._ name for the marina, and asked that the next agenda include
6 discussion of traffic improvements that are planned, what staff intends
7 ~ to do in the next year and what that schedule is.
8 - Mayor Hilligoss: -proclaimed Gene Benedetti an Honorary Citizen of
9''- Petaluma. for- all of his contributions of benefit to the residents and
10 ~ presented a plaque to Mr. Benedetti.
11 RESO.89-346 NCS
12 TEEN REPRESENTATIVES RECREATION COMMISSION
13 Resolution 89-346 NCS appointing Becky Brann .(Casa Grande High) and Cathy
14 Ricci (Petaluma High) as Teen representatives on the Recreation, Music and
15 Parks Commission. Introduced by Michael Davis, seconded by Lynn Woolsey.
16 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis, Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor
17 Hilligoss
18 NOES: None
19 ABSENT: Cavanagh
20 RESO.89-347 NCS
21 1500 PETAI,UMA BI;VD. SOUTH ANNEXATION NEG DEC
22 Resolution 89-347 NCS approving Negative Declaration for prezoning and
23 annexation of noncontiguous property located at 1500 Petaluma Blvd. South.
24 Introduced by Michael Davis, seconded by Vice Mayor Sobel.
25 AYES:, 'Tencer, Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis, Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor
26 Hilligoss
27 NOES`: None
28 ABSENT: Cavanagh
29 ORD. 1780 NCS
30 PREZONE - 1500 PETAI.UMA BLVD. SOUTH
31 Introduce Ordinance 1780 NCSrezoning to R1-6500. Introduced by Vice Mayor
32 Sobel, seconded by Michael Davis.
33 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis, Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor
34 Hilligoss
35 NOES: None
36 ABSENT: Cavanagh
37 The resolution requesting LAFCO to initiate. annexation proceedings for anon-
38 contiguous annexation is scheduled for public hearing on November 20.
39 RESO.89-348 NCS
4o NUISANCE - 1200 CASA GRANDE ROAD
41 Public hearing continued from October 16. Resolution 89-348 NCS declaring the
42 condition of property at 1200 Casa Grande Road, Petaluma, a public nuisance and
43 ordering said nuisance to be abated. The nuisance had consisted of blocking fire
44 hydrant, positive latching devices on refrigerators and freezers, storage of
45 refrigerant discharge and lack of screening.
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Fire. Marshal Clyde Thomas reported the fire hydrant is not blocked at this ;time and
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the refrigerators have, been rendered safe. The Fire ;Marshal showed ~a video ~fape~
taken at the site. The property owner had advised that he ~wou'ld be unable: to
attend this meeting: Bonnie Nelson .expressed ..:her concern" about; abandoned'
refrigerators which still had functioning doors,., There being no'~one :else wishing to
speak, the hearing was closed.- After considerable discussion, the resolution was
introduced by Vice Mayor Sobel, seconded by Lynn Woolsey ordering the nuisance
:abated by removal of all. items stored on the. property so ;it does. not constitute _an
open storage yard, 'removal of the 'nnk stored on the. property o provide a,.20=foot
wide .emergency vehicle access dr eway for the length of the property within 15.
days beginning at 9:00 a.m., November 7; .1989.
AYES:- Tencer, Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis, Vice Maygr Sobel, Mayor
Hilligoss
NOES: None
ABSENT; .Cavanagh
RESO.89-349 N.CS
DENY T1tUE VALUE APPEAL
True Value appealed the Planning Commission denial of a, proposed business use
within the Light Industrial Zoning District: Resolution 89-349 • NCS denying the
appeal. received from .Paul and Allen. Henderson from the Planning Commission
decision which was based on non-conformance: with the General Plan policies and
programs that restrict commercial uses within- industrial areas and encourages,
production of goods for markets mutsid'e Petaluma. The applicants:. intended to
operate as a.l'ocaI.distributor of hardware,goods -for a minimum purchase of $15:00
and without the customer's proof of resale per-init. Allen. Henderson, addressed the
Council. He mentioned rental costs at the Plaza Shopping Center. location as a
factor in moving and. changing the business focus., ~Te also .noted that being closed.
on Saturday and Sunday would be a hardship: There:being.no one wishing to speak,
the hearing was closed and the resolution- to deny the appeal was introduced by
Lynn Woolsey and seconded:by 1Vl~ichael Davis.,
AYES: Tencer, woolsey;;Balshaw, Davis, Vice IVlayor Sobel, Mayor
Hilligoss
NOES:.None
ABSENT: Cavanagh
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RES0..89-350 NCS
NEG. DEC. - GENE1tAL PLAN AMENDIVIENT
The public hearing on the: proposed General Plan Amendment amending• the
Floodway boundary. Staff noted the locations of the Floodway boundary
amendments. There were approximately 130 parcels that were affected by the
Federal Emergency 1Vlanagement Agenvy- (FEMA) Flood Map F-loodway boundary
revision. If was .noted that uncoordinated City,- enforcement of flood. zones. would
jeopardize~'the community's participation. in the National',F_lood hnsurance Program.
The :hearing was opened. John. Cheney, 55 Rocca Drive, is opposed to any
construction upstream: He likes the sound of Agricultural .'Zoning. Boll, Martin, 171
Payran Street,,. expressed concern about channelization which he noted was •looked
at in 1981 and was dismissed because of .the downstream effects: Connie Peabody,
514 8th Street and
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former Payran area resident, is surprised.=at the existence of `Redwood. Business
Park. No one else wished to speak, and the hearing was closed.
Resolution 89-350 NCS approving issuance of a mitigated Negative Declaration of
Environmental Impact for amendments to the General -Plan Maps, Zoning Map
and Zoning Ordinance Text to reflect revised Federal Flood Insurance Rate Map
Boundaries. Introduced by John Balshaw, seconded by Larry Tencer.
AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis, Vice Mayoi Sobel, Mayor
Hilligoss
NOES: None
ABSENT: Cavanagh
RESO.89-351 NCS
AMEND GENERAL PLAN MAPS
Resolution. 89-35..1 NCS approving Amendments to the General Plan Land Use
and Development Constraint Maps to reflect revised Federal Insurance Rate
Maps. Introduced by Vice Mayor Sobel, seconded by Michael Davis.
AYES; Tencer, Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis, Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor
Hilligoss
NOES: None
ABSENT: Cavanagh
RESO.89-352 NCS
The General Plan amendment from Public and .Institutional to Urban Standard
.relates to 1.4 acres of County of Sonoma surplus property behind the Veterans'
Memorial Building in the vicinity of McNear and Mission .Drive. The Public
Hearing was opened. Mike- Jones of 89 Mission.. Drive, Janet of 73 Mission Drive
and Steve crook of '65 Mission Drive support this if a: park is constructed on site
along with some housing,. The hearing was closed. 'The bearing was opened for
the General Plan amendment on the Old Adobe School District surplus school site
located on Banff Way adjacent to Bond Park. The hearing was closed.
Resolution 89-3521VCS approving the issuance of a mitigated negative declaration
pursuant to CEQA and local guidelines for amendments. to the General Plan Land
Use Map for the Old Adobe School District -~.'~ Qi~~s~ ~eriildi
Introduced by John Balshaw, seconded by .Michael Davis..
AYES: Tencer,. Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis, Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor
Hilligoss
NOES: None
ABSENT: Cavanagh
RESO.89-353 NCS
GENERAL PLAN - VETERANS' MEMORIAL B1=TILDING
OLD ADOBE SCHOOL DISTRICT
Resolution 89-353' NCS Approving Amendments to the General Plan Land Use
Map for the Veterans' Memorial Building at 1094 Petaluma Blvd. South and the
Old Adobe School'District surplus school site (Maria Drive at Banff Way).
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" 1 ~ Introduced by.'-Lynn Woolsey, seconded by John-Balshaw.
2 AYES: Tencer,' Woolsey;. Balshaw;.Davis, Vice'Mayor Sobel, -Mayor
3 Hilligoss
4 NOES: None -
5 ' . ABSENT: Cavanagh
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7 NEG DEC:REZONE OLD ADOBE SURPLUS SCI~OOL<SITE
8 Resolution 89-354 NCS approving a Negative Declaration for' a Zoning Ordinance
9 .amendment for the Old Adobe School Surplus Site. located on .Banff.- Way -from
1o PUD to R1-6500. Introduced by 1Vlichael Davis, seconded "by Vice Mayor Sobel.
11 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey; Balshaw; Davis;`Vice.Mayor Sobel, Mayor
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13 NOES:. None
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14 .ABSENT:.- Cavanagh
15 ORD. 1783 NCS
16 REZONE. OLD AI~OBE~ SU1tPLUS SCHOOL. SITE
1? Introduce Ordinance -1783 NCS rezoning the surplus Adobe. School. District ;site
18 '.located on
Banff Way from 'PUD to R1-6500. Introduced by Vice 1Vlayor Sobel,
19 seconded by Michael Davis.
20 AYES: 'Tencer, Woolsey; Balshaw, Davis, Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor
21 'Hilligoss
22 NOES: None
23 ABSEN`T`: Cavanagh
24 ORD..1781 NCS'
25 FLOODWAY MAP AIVIENI)1VIENTS
26 .Introduce Ordinance 1781 NCS amending Floadway-Floodplain -zoning: map.
27 Introduced by Lynn Woolsey; seconded. by Vice ,:Mayor Sobel:' . _
28 AYES: Tencer,.Woolsey; Balshaw,'Davis, Vice IVlayor Sobel, Mayor,
29 Hilligoss
30 NOES: None
31 ABSENT: Cavanagh
32 ORD..1782 NCS
33 FLOOI)WAY ZONIIVC~ nRl~iNAlvi`.F,' T><+',7~'1' AM1F',NTDMFI6T'1'C
34 Introduce. Ordinance-1782. NCS amending the Zoning Ordinance- text to clarify the
35 "No Net Fill" Policy. Introduced by ]Larry. Tencer; seconded'by Michael Davis.
36 AYES: 'Tencer, Woolsey; Balshaw, Davis, Vice 1Vlayor Sobel, Mayor -
37 Hilligoss
38 ~ NOES: None
39 ABSENT: 'Cavanagh
4o ALLOTMENTS
41 It was moved by. Larry Tencer, seconded by Michael Davis, that they discussion.: of
42 1989/90. allocations .and. the staff recommendatons.were~ continued to 'Decerimber 11.
43 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey; Balshaw, Davis, Vice:-Mayor Sobel, Mayor
44 Hilligoss'
45 NOES: -None ABSENT: Cavanagh
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RESO.89-355 NCS
LOW INCOME ~IOZJSING TA7~ CREDIT LEGISLATION
Resolution 89-355 NCS urging, Congress to reinstitute the .low income housing tax
credit. Introduced by John Balshaw, seconded by Michael Davis.
AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis; Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor
Hilligoss
NOES: None
ABSENT: Cavanagh
RESO.89-356 NCS
B~JS SYSTEM GRANT APPLICATIONS
Resolution 89-356 NCS authorizing filing of application with Department of
Transportation for two grants. to construct bus pullouts and shelters and erect
designated Petaluma transit stops. Staff will bring the suggested bus stop site
discussion to a future Council agenda. Introduced by Michael Davis, seconded by
Vice Mayor Sobel.
AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis, Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor
Hilligoss
NOES: None
ABSENT: Cavanagh
ATTEST:
icia E. Bernard, City Clerk
ivi. ratricia t-~iiiigoss, Mayor
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