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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 02/05/1990February 5, 1990. MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING PETALUMA CITY COUNCIL MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5,1990 Apow is Coa.ee, a 212olgo Vol. 25, Page 249 ROLL CALL 3:00 P.M. PRESENT PRESENT: Tencer, Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis, Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss ABSENT: Cavanagh PUBLIC COMMENT There was no public comment. MINUTES The January 16 minutes were amended as follows: Page 235 - Line 18, Note the Consent Calendar was introduced by John Balshaw and seconded by Jack Cavanagh; Page 241, Line 40, change as to was; Page 243, Line 36, put (, ") in front of It and Line 41, put (") after month. Page 244, Line 3, change a to as. CONSENT CALENDAR The following items were enacted by one motion which was introduced by Vice Mayor Sobel and seconded by John Balshaw. AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis, Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss NOES: None ABSENT: Cavanagh RESO.90=34 NCS CLAIMS AND BILLS Resolution 90-34 NCS approving Claims and Bills #96102 - #96526. RESO.90-35 NCS ABANDON MADISON MANOR EASEMENTS Resolution 90-35 NCS abandoning an easement in the "knuckle" in front of Lots 8, 9, and 10 located on Margo Lane in Madison Manor subdivision. The total area, is approximately 3,214 square feet. RESO.90-36 NCS EMERGENCY REPAIR FIRE ENGINE 9381 Resolution 90-36 NCS authorizing emergency repair. of the 1989 Pierce which sustained electrical damage at a fire located on Howard Street on October 30, 1989, for $8,585.99. Russett Diesel is the fire truck manufacturer's authorized repair shop. Page 250, Vol. 25 February 5,- 1990 RESO.90-37 NCS COMPLETION OXIDATIONVOND .10 ALGAE CONTROL Resolution 90-37 NCS accepting, completion of .Oxidation Pond #10 Algae Control - Project No.. 9729. The: Clean Water- Grant C-06-2471-110 was awarded to Holman Pettibone of Tiymouth California for a total cost of $156,745. RESO.90 38 NCS ADOBE CREEK 2, UNIT 1 FINAL.MAP Resolution 90-38� NCS approving Adobe Creek Final Map Unit 2 Phase 1. * * * * * End of Consent Calendar RESO.90-39 NCS DENY EXXON SIGN VARIANCE APPEAL Resolution 90-39' NCS denying the appeal filed by Robert H. Lee and Associates on behalf of Exxon, for the retention of the 46 foot pylon type freestanding former "TEXACO" sign which has been at this, location for ,many .years (prior to adoption of the 1972 sign regulatioins). (See Page 24.4, the January 16 minutes). Introduced by Lynn Woolsey, seconded by Vice Mayor Sobel. AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis, Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor 'Hilligoss NOES: None ABSENT: Cavanagh RESO.90-40 NCS COMMENCE ABATEMENT OF EXXON SIGN Resolution 90=40 NCS directing staff to commence abatement procedures on an illegal, non -conforming; free-standing° 4646ot pylon sign at, the Exxon Gas Station at 5153 Old Redwood Highway. The resolution also calls for execution of an agreement which indicates the intent and provides assurance :for the removal of the pylon sign within 24 months. Introduced by Vice Mayor Sobel, seconded by Michael Davis. AYES: 'Tenter, Woolsey, Davis, Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss NOES: Balshaw (time is excessive) ABSENT> Cavanagh FIREWORKS DIRECTION FOR BALLOT MEASURE Fire Chief Krout reviewed prior Council discussions regardiri&.whether or not to continue to allow sales of fireworks. ' There was discussion about _placing the question on the ballot for the,voters to eitheradvise the Council. or to adopt an, ordinance on the subject. It was moved by Lynn Woolsey and seconded by Vice Mayor Sobel to place .the question :in the -form of an ordinance on the November. ballot. AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Vice Mayor Sobel NOES: Balshaw,- Davis, Mayor. Hilligoss ABSENT: Cavanagh The tie vote resulted in the motion failing. It was agreed to discuss the matter again at the time the new Fire Code is before the City Council for adoption in March. February 5, 1990 Vol. 25, Page 251 ORD. 1787 NCS BEN.IAMIN-TUXHORN - WATERFORD OAFS DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT CORONA ELY AREA Introduce .Ordinance 1787 NCS approving development agreement between the City of Petaluma and Benjamin-Tuxhorn and .Associates (Waterford Oak), a Corona/Ely development. This agreement shall include an affordable housing clause which states that the property covered by Ord. 1791 NCS, Cader (Quaker Hill) and this property will collectively offer by grant deed or dedication a minimum of 2-1/2 acres (no less than 28 units), exclusive of public dedications, for affordable housing. It is the intent of the Council that the majority of the Low/Moderate income units shall be owner occupied. Introduced by Vice Mayor Sobel, seconded by John Balshaw. AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis, Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss NOES: None ABSENT: Cavanagh ORD. 1788 NCS CHERRY LANE ASSOCIATES - MORNINGSIDE DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT CORONA ELY AREA Introduce Ordinance 1788 NCS approving development agreement between the City of Petaluma and Cherry Lane Associates (Morningside), a Corona/Ely development. This agreement shall include an affordable housing clause which states that the 'pro; erty covered by Ord. 1792 NCS, Sonoma Parkway Company (Sonoma Gateway)- and this property will collectively offer by grant deed or dedication a mirumurn of 5 acres (no less than 83 units), exclusive of public dedications, for affordable housing. It is the intent of the Council that the majority of the Low/Moderate income units shall. be owner occupied. Introduced by Lynn Woolsey, seconded by Michael Davis. AYES: Tencer; Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis, Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss NOES: None ABSENT: Cavanagh ORD. 1789 NCS McBAIL COMPANY - GLENBROOK DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT CORONA ELY AREA Introduce Ordinance 1789 NCS approving development agreement between the City of ,Petaluma and McBail Company (Glenbrook), a Corona/Ely development. This agreement shall include an affordable housing clause which-,. states that the property covered by Ord. 71790 ,NCS, Gray Properties, and this property -will collectively offer by grant Aeed or dedication a minimum of 4 acres_ (no less than 52 units), exclusive of public dedications, for_.affordable housing. It is the intent of the Council that the majority of. the Low/Moderate income units shall be owner occupied. Introduced by John Balshaw, seconded. -by Lynn Woolsey. AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis, Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss NOES: None ABSENT: Cavanagh Page 252, Vol. 25 February 5, 1990 ORD. 1790 NCS McBAIL COMPANY - GRAY PROPERTIES DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT CORONA -ELY AREA Introduce Ordinance 1790 NCS approving- development agreement between the . City of Petaluma and McBail Company, (Gray Properties), a Corona/Ely development. This agreement shall include an affordable housing clause which states , that the property covered by Ord. 1789 NCS, .McBail Company (Glenbrook) and this property will collectively offer by grant deed or 'dedication a -minimum- of 4. acres (no less than '52 units); exclusive of public :dedications, .for affordable housing. - ',It is the intentof the Council that -the majority of the Low/Moderate income units- shall, be owner occupied. Introduced by Vice Mayor Sobel,, seconded by Michael Davis. AYES: T.encer,Woolsey, Balshaw,'Davis; Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss NOES: None ABSENT: Cavanagh ORD. 1791 NCS OUAKER HILL/R. ,BLACKBURN - CADER FARMS DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT.` CORONA ELY AREA Introduce Ordinance 1791 NCS approving, development agreement betweerithe City of Petaluma and Benjamin-Tuxhorn & Associates (Waterford Oak), a Corona/Ely development. This agreement shall .include an affordable ,housing clause which states that the property covered by Ord. 1787 NCS, -Sonoma Parkway Company (Sonoma Gateway)'and this property will collectively"offerr by grant deed or dedication a minimum of 2-1/2 acres (no .less than 28 units), exclusive of public dedications; for affordable' housing. It is the intent- of the Council that the majority of the Low/Moderate income units shall be owner occupied. Introduced by Lynn Woolsey, 'seconded by Michael- Davis. AYES: Tencer,'Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis, ViceMayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss NOES: None ABSENT: Cavanagh ORD. 1792 NCS SONOMA PARKWAY - SONOMA GATEWAY DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT CORONA ELY AREA Introduce Ordinance 1792 NCS approving development agreement between the City -of, "Petaliurna and Sonoma Parkway Company (Sonoma Gateway)', a Corona/Ely development.. This:,agreement- shall include an affordable .housing clause._whieh 1`states that the, property coveted by Ord. 1788 NCS, Cherry Lane Associates (Morningside) and this propetty,will collectively offer by grant deed or dedication- a minimum of 5 =acres (no less .than 83 units), exclusive of public dedications, for affordable housing., It is the intent of the 'Council that the ,Majority of the Low/Moderate income units, shall be owner occupied. Introduced by Lynn: Woolsey,'seconded' by Michael Davis. AYES: Tencer;; Woolsey; Balshaw; Davis, Vice.Mayor Siebel, Mayor Hilligoss NOES: None ABSENT: Cavanagh February 5, 1990 Vol. 25, Page 253 BUS ADVERTISING The resolution awarding a contract for transit bus advertising was continued to the next meeting. ALARM SYSTEM ORDINANCE The, Council discussed 'the introduction of a proposed ordinance amending . Chapter 6.40 and adding Chapter 6.50 to the Petaluma Municipal Cbde regarding :Burglar Alarm Systems. Police Captain Dave Long advised that the number of false alarms- has increased and the Police Department recommends the City Council amend the City's regulations to authorize the Police Department to charge for false alarms. Since the staff had completely retyped the, Municipal `Code sections without indicating which parts of the language were new and which are currently in force, the City Council asked staff to come back with an itemization of the proposed changes to the .Municipal Code along with a report on how other communities deal with the false alarm situation and a report from the City Attorney on the legality of withholding service. This was continued to February 20. TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE REPORT Vice Mayor Sobel gave the City Council an update on the proposed county -wide sales tax referendum relating to funding U. S. Highway 101 Corridor transportation improvements. He noted the Board of Supervisors opposes the inclusion of Petaluma Hill Road as a parallel reliever route for U. S. Highway 101 between Petaluma and Santa Rosa. He also noted the growth management component has few municipal followers. The Vice Mayor will continue to submit his timely reports regarding the issue. ADJOURN The Council adjourned for dinner at DeSchmire at 5:10 p.m. ROLL CALL 7:00 a.m. PRESENT: Tencer, Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis, Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss ABSENT: Cavanagh INVOCATION Chaplain Richard McMillan from the Petaluma Valley Hospital PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE PUBLIC COMMENT Scott Hess, 1709 Spring Hill. Road, thanked the City Council for their support of Earth Day, 1990. - CITY COUNCIL COMMENTS Larry Tencer - Thanked the Planning staff for the report on the development and housing activities. He commented on the newspaper articles about "runaway growth" and emphasized the City has reduced the numbers of allowable new dwelling units from 5% of the current housing stock, which would be approximately 750 houses per year, down to 500 houses per year. Regarding the Sonoma Mountain Parkway alignment, he has received a goodly number of comments regarding the alignment and the possible impact on residences. He asked'if the City would schedule a meeting on the east side with representatives of the Santa Rosa Junior College and City staff to give the concerned public an opportunity to ask questions and discuss alternatives regarding the alignment of Sonoma Mountain Parkway. Page 254, Vol. 25 February 5, 1990 Vice Mayor Sobel asked for cost and result information,on,the soils investigation P roject at. old Fire Station 2 (Ellwood Community Center): He noted that the Casa Grande High School scholastic team placed First in a recent 'Sonoma County Academic Decathlon, and the Petaluma High School team placed Fourth. He asked that time be set aside at ,a future meeting to congratulate the team members .personally. Mayor Hilligoss asked the. City to complete the, beautifieation. of the lowef;.end' of;Western Avenue at. Water Street and the Five Corners traffic island. PROCLAMATIONS The Mayor read the following proclamations! ItESO.90-41 NCS PROCLAIM'EARTH DAY Resolution 90-:41 NCS Proclaiming. Earth Day, 1990, (April 21/22) and - authorizing a: $500 contribution from the City of Petaluma. Introduced by Lynn Woolsey, seconded by Michael Davis. AYES: ,Tencer,-Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis, Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss NOES:. None ABSENT: Cavanagh Proclamation rewozing.the efforts of the California Senior' Legislature and the California Commission on Aging. California Medical Assistants Week February 19-23. RESO.- 90-42 NCS UPHOLDMAMILTON.APPEAL - VAN BEBBER PROJECT Resolution 90-42 NCS upholding Jane Hamilton's appeal of the Planning Commission action,on Van Bebber Bro"s. conditional use permit for a warehouse expansion of an existing steel fabrication facility. The appeal had been continued from January 2 to allow the interested parties to meet with representatives of the Council (Mayor Hilligoss and Vice Mayor Sobel) and members of ;staff to reach a common understanding on the subject of a public access along the. westerly Mis, of the Petaluma. River. Councilmember Balshaw suggested, and tf`e!u churred with the addition of the following wording to the resolution, The City Council expressed, concern that this action would .be precedent setting. It was emphasized that. each application,for City approvals -along this stretch of the Petaluma River should stand on its own and should be treated separately on. a case,by-case.basis: pin q .,,� ,; ,:l.�i�1 ♦.�.'f .'.z». February 5, 1990 Vol. 25, Page 255 Speakers were: Patrick Glenn, 14 Alma Court, encouraged the Council to grant the Use Permit without the requirement of a land easement for a future "River Walk" path on this property and suggested the Council obtain input from the users of the Petaluma River and look closer at the real concerns of the River. Jane Hamilton, 110 G Street, appellant, said- the river access is a General Plan goal. The proposed non -development agreement for the 25 foot setback basically is requiring something from Mr. Van Bebber that is already required in the Zoning Ordinance. The proposal falls short of achieving the balance between private and public needs. She encouraged the Council to form a citizen's advisory board for the river, to ask State Lands to survey the riverbank, suggested the river access plan be done by a given deadline. Mayor Hilligoss noted -her surprise by the appellant's stand, because at the end of the meeting on the 22nd of January, Ms Hamilton told the Mayor she had . been very pleased with the proposed conditions. Ms. 'Hamilton responded that she wasn't`very pleased. Bill Kortum, encouraged the Council to continue to work towards this path. Melissa McDonald; 31 Howard Street, supports the pedestrian river access. Connie Peabody, 148' Petaluma Blvd, represents the °children and supports public, access. - Jon Morgan, 308 10th Street, supports the river access... Don Waxman, Eastman Lane, supports the river access. Bob Martin, 171 Payran, asked if flood control has been thought of. He suggested the river access would also be useful for maintenance purposes. Resolution 90-40 NCS upholding the appeal received from Jane Hamilton from' - the Planning Commission- approval of a use permit for building expansion by Royce Van Bebber and approving the use permit with the additional language proposed by Councilmember Balshaw. Introduced by John Balshaw, seconded by Michael Davis. AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Balshaw,.Davis NOES: Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hil igoss* ABSENT: Cavanagh * Because we came to a good understanding at the January 22 meeting. REQUEST STATE LANDS SURVEY RIVER There is a question where .the boundary is between the lands under title of the State Lands Commission and the Lands of Royce Van Bebber and other property 'owners along the Petaluma River. It was moved by Michael Davis and seconded by John Balshaw to, request staff to -ask the State Lands Commission to survey. the River in order to determine theboundaries between public and private lands; and to begin the river plan. (State Lands has estimated this survey will take from six to twelve months.) AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis, Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss NOES: None ABSENT: Cavanagh Page 256, Vol. 25 February 5, 1990 PLANNING LIAISON CLARIFICATION OF COUNCIL. DIRECTION RE RIVER AREA PROJECT APPROVAL: CouncilmanBalshaw 'requested' clarification of Council policy .on approvals in the. River area, since this action applies only to the Van Bebber property. He advised the. City Council that at a. recent meeting, the Planning Commission approved a project for Walter Haake; and , included in. that approval 'is a condition, that whatever solution the Council came up with for the Van .Bebber property will be applied to the Haake property. It was Council consensus the language of, the Van Bebber, approval applies only ao `the; Van- Bebber use permit and to the of, project (warehouse for storage), but, toy nothing else. "Regarding the Haake property, the Planning Director will -include A- condition thattwould say°Whatever land, on. that, lot which lies between the existing building and the river;, to the extent of 25 feet, would have the conditions as applied here this evening to the Van 'Bebber parcel. The :Planning Director noted than Mr. Haake'& statement to City is the building is built to the rear property line. If the that is the case, there is literally no, private property, on which :to apply these conditions. 'If there is any. land betweenthe building and the rear, of the Haake property, ,this condition will be applied to that land. John -Balshaw suggested '. the Council discuss requesting the Planning Commission to address Program 11 .under the River- Chapter of the General Plan. This Program .requires a building located on the river to have its orientation -towards the river as well as towards the street on which it is, located. RECESS8:40`to 8:50 RESO.90-43 NCS' SELF STORAGE - 945 PETALUMA BLVD..'NORTH Resolution, 90-43 NCS approving .a Mitigated Negative Declaration .for the Petaluma Se1f-Storage to be located. at 945 Petaluma Blvd .N.: Tliere was a long discussion about the project as amended since the hearing. The Council added the requirement that "esthetic impacts including ,' age and color are to be considered by SPARC:" The Council asked for an explanation of Finding .Paragraph 3 of the mitigated negative declaration, "The project; as conditionally approved, does not have impacts, Which are. individually limited, but cumulatively' -considerable." It was noted that the plan before the Council at this meeting -is different from the rendering the Council had. before- it, at the public hearing. Concerns - and m coments were 'made about the following items:' the three .story. mass of the - proposed structure as presented at this 'meeting;. preference for the previous rendering; and the differences that often exist between the proponents' renderings at approval time and.the actual finished product. The Council direction to SPARC was to minimize the stair -step massing and maximize the buildout ' or area footage potential of the. building. Planning Director Warren. Salmons advised the City Council the side'-of'the project that shares a property line with the City's Police `facility will be. approximately 27 feet tall, a very large; very blank wall which will, . not be in any way enhancing to the public property. February 5, 1990 Vol. 25, Page 257 The Council was assured at the hearing on January 16, that the places :indicated on the rendering that looked like glass will be real glass and not painted like mirrored glass.. The earlier rendering also showed trees which will probably take a number of years to reach similar proportions. While there was some discussion about relying on SPARC to determine the scale/mass of the building, there was also comment that SPARC has not always acted as some Councilmembers would have preferred. Architect Bill Kirsch said they intend to install 36 inch box plants rather than 24 inch. He quoted the landscape architect as 'saying the original renderings show a 5 year growth of plants. Regarding the glass that was discussed, it is a mirror - not a real window. However, it will be framed like a window. Eleanor Mitchell, the team planner, addressed the five foot setback that staff requested on the south .side of the project, contiguous with the existing building. Her concern is this will create a dark alleyway.. which will collect trash. Regarding maintenance of the building exterior, any repairs that may be required to the proposed siding would be accomplished within the property and there will be no need to obtain access from either. adjoining property owner. The proposed siding on the south wall will be a flouro-polymer which has a twenty year warranty. If it were necessary to paint portions of the wall, scaffolds could be dropped off the roof. She offered to change to a maintenance free concrete wall if the Council would prefer that. Councilman Tencer spoke in support of the concrete wall. Speaking of the wall on the Police Department side, Architect Kirsch said they would cut five feef�t3`€h� building so there wouldn't be a problem. Regarding the south side wall, since the adjacent building is built on the property line, the wall is probably going to have to be a four-hour fire wall, which would make it concrete. The mitigated negative declaration resolution was introduced by John Balshaw, seconded by Michael Davis. AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis, Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss NOES: None ABSENT: Cavanagh RESO.90-44 NCS UPHOLD APPEAL SELF STORAGE - 945 PETALUMA BLVD. NORTH Resolution 90-44 NCS upholding. Eleanor Mitchell's appeal from the Planning Commission denial of a Conditional Use Permit for Petaluma Self -Storage to be located at 945 Petaluma Blvd N.. With the change in Condition 1B of two story rather than stepping down to one story, including SPARC review of signage and color, Condition 2 was amended to delete the five feet setback and to require concrete as the wall material, with zero lot line, the resolution was introduced by John Balshaw, seconded by Larry Tencer. AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis, Mayor Hilligoss NOES: Vice Mayor Sobel ABSENT: Cavanagh N,"} MSfj t. �4'.t��b Ale{; t1iS't, {.�. ,�Ij1.'�•b'�i. .I. i) .��' Page 258, Vol. 25 February, 5, 1990 RESO.90-45 NCS CDBG BLOCK GRANT ALLOCATIONS 1990-91 Resolution 90-45 NCS establishing the 1990/91 Community.D'evelopment Block Grant allocations - after Bonnie Gaebler made the staff presentation, 'the hearing was opened. Clark Mule spoke on behalf of Petaluma Ecumenical Projects (PEP), Mary Issae-thanked the City Council on behalf of Committee on the Shelterless :(COTS)„ Ed 'Canaan spoke on behalf of the Petaluma People ServicesCenter (PPSC), and, Mt. Wulff, spoke on behalf of Burbank Housing. There being no one else wishing to speak, the. hearing was closed. * - Contingent upon verification of eligibility. If ineligible, allocation, goes to Burbank: Housing * * - If the total allotment is increased or decreased, each grant will be changed proportionately Introduced by Michael:Davis, seconded by Tarry Tencer. AYES: Tencer, Woolsey,Balshaw, Davis, Vice.Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss NOES: None ABSENT: Cavanagh ORD. 1793 NCS WATERWAY'S Introduce Ordinance 1793 NCS regulatMWaterways. The City Council intent in connection with Sec24 tion 13..070 (A)�1) is ,that a commercial fishing vessel may be used as residence for only one -five consecutive day period in 365 days. Bruce Allington; who owns the Nina, commented that he doesn't feel only the rich people should own boats and the costs and restrictions are ,onerous. Frank Prim said the commercial vessels utilize the shelter of the river'between October and May. The ordinance was introduced by John Balshaw, and' seconded by Lynn, Woolsey. AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis, Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss NOES: None ABSENT: Cavanagh RESO.90-46 NCS COUNTRY CW11 ESTATES PUD Resolution 90-46 NCS approving revised PUD Development. Plan for Country Club Estates Unit 2 Phase 2. Introduced by Lynn Woolsey, seconded by John Balshaw. AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis, Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor; Hilligoss NOES: None ABSENT: Cavanagh February 5, 1990 Vol. 25, Page 259 RES,O. 90-47 NCS COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES TENTATIVE 'MAP Resolution 90-47 NCS revising the Tentative Map for Country Club Estates Unit 2 Phase 2. Introduced by Michael Davis, seconded by Vice Mayor Sobel. AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis, Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss NOES: None ABSENT: Cavanagh ORI). 1794 NCS ACCESSORY DWELLINGS Introduce amendments to Section 21-408 of Zoning Ord. 1072 NCS relating to Accessory Units by revising the entire Section 21-408. Introduced by Larry Tencer, seconded by Vice Mayor Sobel. AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Balshaw, Davis, Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss NOES: None ABSENT: Cavanagh VA AMS # fI � - 1 II -1 Due to the lateness, of the hour, the discussion of View Corridors was continued to February 12 at 3:00 p.m. PLANNING COMMISSION GOALS Councilman Balshaw would like the Council toe direction to the Planning Commission regarding goals. This was scheduled for the February 12 meeting. ADJOURN The meeting was adjourned at 10:40 p.m. //%(• , M. Patricia Hilligoss, Mayor ATTEST: tricia E. Bernard, City Clerk Page 260, Vol. 25 February 5; 1990 This page left blank.