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1 MINUTES OF A REGULAR. MEETING
2 PETALUMA CITY COUNCIL
3 MONDAY, APRIL 16; 1990
4 3:00 D. - ROLL CALL
5 PRESENT: Tencer, Woolsey, Cavanagh, Balshaw,
6 Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss
7 ABSENT: Davis
8 PUBLIC COMMENT
9 There was no public comment.
10 MINUTES
11 The April 2 minutes were approved as amended: Page 300, Line 33, add the following
12 sentence, The Petaluma People Services Center will forward quarterly reports to the City
13 Council.
14 The April 9 minutes were approved as amended to show Councilman Balshaw absent.
15 CONSENT CALENDAR
16 The following items were enacted by one motion which was introduced by Vice Mayor
17 Sobel and seconded by Jack Cavanagh.
18 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Cavanagh, Balshaw,
19 Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss
20 NOES: None
21 ABSENT: Davis
22 RESO.90-102 NCS
23 CLAIMS AND BILLS
24 Resolution 90-102 NCS approving Claims and Bills #97863 to #98228.
25 RESO.90-103 NCS
26 BUTTER AND EGGS DAY PARADE
27 Resolution 90-103 NCS approving street closures for Butter and Eggs Day Parade
28 on April 28 between 10:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.
29 RESO.90-104 NCS
30 COMPLETION RESIDENTIAL - S. McDOWELL UNDERGROUNDING
31 Resolution 90-104 NCS accepting completion of contract with Ferris Electric for
32 residential meter conversions in connection with the South McDowell
33 Underground Utility District.
34 RESO.90-105 NCS
35 COMPLETION SCHEDULES A -C - MARINA PHASE 2
36 Resolutions 90-105 NCS accepting completion of Marina Phase II Schedules A,
37 B1, B2, and C by Don Dowd of Santa Rosa.
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1 RESO.,90-106.NCS,,
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2 COMPLETION SCHEDULED - MARINATHASE 2,
3 Resolution ' 90-106 NCS accepting completion of Marina Phase 11 Schedule D by
4 Bellingham Marine, Industries.
5 ORD. 1797 NCS,
6 -,PARK PLACE V REZONETO PUD
7 Adopt Ordinance No. 1797 NCS rezoning Park Place Unit V to Planned Unit
8 Development District.
Development
RESO. 90-107 NCS
lo PARK PLACE V PUD PLAN
11 Resolution 90-101 NCS approving the Development Plan for Park'Place Unit- V.
12 RESO. 90-108 NCS
13 PARK PLACE V TENTATIVE MAP
14 Resolution 00-108 NCS approving the tentative map for Park Place Unit V.
15 RESO. 90409 NCS
16 SET HEARING -I,SONOMA MOUNTAIN PARKWAY PLAN LINE HEARING
17 Resolution 90409 NCS,sefting--th& hearing, date of May 7, 1990, for the Sonoma
18 Mt. Parkway Precise Plan Lind.
19 RESO. 90-110 NCS
20 NORTH MeDOWELL ASSESSMENT DISTRICT #17
21 Resolution 90-110 NCS approving. plans, and specifications and authorize going to
22 bid for the, North McDowell Assessment District 17.
23 RESO. 90-11-1 NCS
24 TIME EXTENSION FOR BUDGET SUBMITTAL
25 Resolution 90-111. NCS, approving submission of the 1990/91.'Fiseal Year budget
26 to the City Council on May'21 rather than the first Monday in May as required by
27 the Charter.
28 RESO. 90-112, NCS
29 AMEND COUNTY SERVICE AREA 19 IPA - PENNGROVE;SEWER
30 Resolution 904,12 NCS authorizing theCity Manager to sign Amendment #1 to
31 the May 26, 1977, Joint Powers Agreement with Sonoma County in connection
32 with County Service Area 19 (PerjngroveSewer) for Industrial Waste inspection of
33 the Peringrove Sewer District as required, by =the San Francisco Regional Water
34 Quality Control Board.
35 RES0.10-1:13 NCS
36 SAN FRANCiSC-O'BAY AREA RIDGE TRAIL
37 Resolution 90-113 NCS supporting the San Francisco Bay Area Ridge Trail.
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1 RESO.90-11.4 NCS
2 LIBRARY DOOR CONTRACT
3 Resolution 90-114. NCS awarding the contract for installation of automatic doors
4. at. the Library located at 100 Fairgrounds Drive to B & L Glass of Santa Rosa for
5 ` $18;843, the only bidder. Swallow Construction Company of Petaluma is awarded
6 a contract for 'miscellaneous carpentry work needed to complete the project
7 amounting'to $2,829.86. The design cost for the job is $1,110. The total project
s cost is $22,782:86. The City's share of $11,391 will be funded from Handicapped
9 Access Project funds and the Sonoma County Library is requested to contribute
10 their $11,392.from their Gertrude Cromwell Trust Fund.
11 Background In February of 1989 the City Council authorized expenditure "of
12 $7,500 as the City's z of the cost. Since that time, the Sonoma County Library
13 Board of Trustees contracted with Lieb & Quaresma for design services.
14 RESO.90-115 NCS
15 AWARD CONTRACT BASEBALL DIAMOND FENCING - McNEAR PARK
16 Resolution 90-115 NCS awarding contract for netting and supports for the third
17 base line of the baseball diamond at McNear Park to Barber Sign of Petaluma for
18 $16,903.97.
19 RESO.90-116 NCS
20 FIREWORKS CONTRACT
21 Resolution 90-116 NCS awarding contract for the 4th of July fireworks to Zambelli
22 Internationale Fireworks .Mfg., Co., Inc. of Rialto for $7,500.
23 * * * * * End of Consent Calendar
24 RESO.90-117 NCS
25 BILLBOARD LEASE RENEWAL
26 Resolution 90-117 NCS authorizing renewal of Highway Billboard Lease with
27 David L. Ford at $3,150 per month of Transient Occupancy Tax funds for the
28 period May 1, 1990, to April 30, 1991. City Council concern was expressed about
29 the cost of the alternating informational panels which advise the northbound U. S.
30 Highway 101 traffic about upcoming Petaluma events. The Council recollection of
31 the specifics of sign usage' by the various event sponsors includes the changing
32 panels would have a standard format and the number of days each panel is shown
33 was .to be paid with Transient Occupancy Tax Funds. Whether or not to allow
34 private participation in the billboard is to be addressed by the committee also.
35 Speakers were Kirk Lok of Quality Inn speaking for himself'and Don Bennett and
36 Terre McRae from the Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Bennett suggested the City
37 Council prepare a document which outlines who is responsible for each activity in
38 connection with, the sign and who will pay for each cost of the sign. The City
39 Council was advised that private partial sponsorship of the billboard is a possibility
4o and they were asked if the City was open to such an.arrangement. Regarding the
41 parameters ofsign usage and cost distribution, the Mayor appointed a Council
42 subcommittee (John Balshaw, Larry Tencer, Mayor Hilligoss) to develop
43 recommendations for the City Council for discussion at their May 7 meeting.
44 Introduced by Jack Cavanagh, seconded by John Balshaw.
45 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Cavanagh, Balshaw,
46 Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss
47 NOES: None ABSENT: Davis
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1 DEPARTMENT PRESENTATIONS
2 Finance Director David Spilman reviewed his departmental operations and
3 answered the City Council questions.
4 ADJOURNTO DINNER At 5`.15, the City'Council adjourned to dinner at de Schmire.:
5 RECONVENE ROLL CALL 7:00 p.m. "
6 _PRESENT:_ Temer, Woolsey, Cavanagh, Bals_haw,
7 Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss
8 ABSENT: Davis .
9 PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE - The Pledge of Allegiance was led by the_.B_ rownie and' Girl
10 " 'Scouts who were present. ,-
11 PUBLIC COMMENTS
12 Jim Bergen of. the Creamery Store challenged members of the City Council to
13 enter a butter- churning team in the butter- churning contest to be held after the
14 Butter and Eggs Day Parade on April 28 at 2:00 p.rn.
15 Bill Rhodes commented about the concrete and asphalt: he saw at the City dump.
16 Public Works Director Pat Miller advised that both the Fish and Game State
17 agency and the Water Quality Control Agency have inspected the. dump and
18 certified the usage is according to regulations. The diesel oil that had been.. seen
19 was cleaned up,and the new employee responsible was advised of- the appropriate
20 manner in which to .dispose of the oil. The dump is in. the process of a twenty year
21 closure plan.
22 CITY COUNCIL COMMENTS
23 Lynn Woolsey asked if there were any candidates for the Finance member' of the
24 Unreinforced Masonry Building Committee. Staff advised they have
25 unsuccessfully sought persons from the 'financial field to participate in the
26 committee. The Councilmembers will solicit such a member. She asked for a
27 tentative meeting schedule for the Council informatiori.
28 John Balshaw noted the County Health hasadvisedthat pigeon "residue' contains
29 organisms that cause lung disease .and that, should be sufficient data to allow the
30 City to ,take steps- in pigeon control for public health reasons.
31 PROCLAMATIONS Mapr Hilligoss read and presented the following proclamations:
32 April 21 Adobe-Lions.25th Anniversary
33 April '22, 1990 Earth Day,
34 April 22-29 Days of Remembrance of the Victims of the Holocaust
35 VAN BEBBER APPEAL
36 On December 4, 198% January 2 and February 5, 1990, the City Council
37 considered an appeal• .from Jane Hamilton regarding the Planning Commission
38 action to, allow modification of Van ]Bebber Bros.' Conditional ° Use Permit. to
39 construct a 7,000scivare foot addition at 729 Petaluma Blvd. South. This matter
40 was continued to either April 30 or 'May 7 and will 'be listed. under "Unfinished
41 Business".
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RESO.90-118 NCS
CHILD CARE COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS
Resolution 90-118 NCS appointing all four applicants, Vera Burwell, Kathy Kade,
Bonnie Nelson, and Kathy Moore, to the Child Care Committee for terms expiring
June 30, 1991. The action leaves one seat vacant. Introduced by John Balshaw,
seconded by Jack Cavanagh.
AYES: Tencer, Woolsey; Cavanagh, Balshaw,
Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss
NOES: None ABSENT: Davis
10 RESO.90-119 NCS
11 COMMUNITY ATHLETIC FIELDS PRIVATELY CONSTRUCTED BALL FIELDS
12 Marty Hronek, of Redwood Empire Sports Associates, made his presentation for a
13 privately funded supplemental ball field development at the westerly ortion of the
14 Community Athletic Fields on East Washington. Six softball fields fast and slow
15 pitch), volleyball. court and a two floor clubhouse containing sporting goods store,
16 food (hamburger, pizza, etc.) and beer and wine sales. There will be no alcoholic
17 beverages brought in by players. Adult and youth ball games are planned to occur
18 simultaneously but they Will be separated. The City Council agreed that Lynch
19 Creek should remain in its natural state. Resolution 90-119 NCS authorizing a two
20 year (from this date) lease option agreement with Redwood Sports Association for
21 a sports complex at Community Athletic Fields. Introduced by Larry Tencer,
22 seconded by Vice Mayor Sobel.
23 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Cavanagh, Balshaw,
24 Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss
25 NOES: None ABSENT: Davis
26 RESO.90-120 NCS
27 SUPPORT'OIL SPILL LEGISLATION
28 The City Council considered the letter from Lieutenant Governor Leo McCarthy
29 asking support of SB 2040 (AB 2603) Oil Spill Prevention and Response Act.
30 Resolution 90-120 NCS supporting State Legislation which would address the: cost
31 of marine oil spill clean-up by the offending industry. - The ,Council. agreed to
32 support the legislation and a letter of support will be forwarded to the Lieutenant
33 Governor along with the City's request that the programs mandated by the .State
34 be accompanied by State funding. It was suggested the "'quasi -legislative" Council
'35 legislative committee be expanded by one Councilmember aril that.cornmittee
36 should- establish a legislative policy for adoption by the Council. Such policywould
37 identify the types of legislation the City of Petaluma. will act on. The resolution
38 was introduced by Lynn Woolsey, seconded by Vice Mayor Sobel.
39 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Balshaw,
40 Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss
41 NOES: Cavanagh A^'BSENT:' Davis
42 U. S. HIGHWAY 1011RANSPORTATION CORRIDOR
43 U. S. Highway 101 Corridor and Transportation Committee Liaison Vice Mayor
44 Sobel reminded the Council and public of the informational meeting with
45 Supervisor Harberson in the Council Chambers at '7:00 p.m. on April 17. It was
46 noted the meeting will be carried on Cable Channel 36.
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1 RESOLUTIONS90-421 NCS - 90-126 NCS
2 SOUTHPOINT BUSINESS PARK ASSESSMENT DISTRICT #22
3 The public hearing was opened. Staff presented the various .agenda items. 'There
4 was no one wishingto 'speak, so the hearing was closed.. The following resolutions
5 were'introduced by John Balsh-aw°and seconded by Vice Mayor Sobel.
6 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Cavanagh, Balshaw,
7 Vice'Mayor Sobel, Mayor.Hilligoss
8 NOES: None ABSENT: Davis
9 RESO:, 90121.NCS
10 DETERMINENECESSITY - SOUTH POINT AD 22
11 Resolution. 90421 1VCS finding and determining that the public convenience and
12 necessity require .the acquisition of: the 'improvements at South Point Business Park
13 Assessment District #22
14 RESO., 90-'122 NCS
15 ACOVISITION AGREEMENT SOUTH POINT AD 22
16 Resolution 90=.122 NCS approving .Acquisition Agreement at South .Point Business
17 Park Assessment District #22
18 RESO. 90423 NCS
19 ORDER IMPROVEMENTS- SOUTH POINT AD 22
20 Resolution, 90-123 NCS approving report and assessment and ordering
21 improvements South Point Business Park Assessment District #22
22 RES.O.90-124 NCS
23 UNPAID ASSESSMENTS - SOUTH POINT AD 22
24 Resolution 90424.NCS determining assessments remaining unpaid in South Point
25 Business Park -Assessment District #22
26 RESO,.00-125 NCS
27 ISSUE. BONDS SOUTH POINT AD, 22
28 Res6lutfon,90=125 .NCS authorizing,issuance of Series A Bonds for 'South Point
29 Business Park, -Assessment District #22
30 RES`O.90-12:6 _NCS
31 SALE OF BONDS_- SOUTH POINT AD 22
32 Resolution :90-126 NCS ordering sale of bonds for South Point: Business Park
33 Assessment District #22
34 FESO. 90-127 NCS
35 UPHOLD DURNEY APPEAL - FOUNDRY WHARF PARKING
36 Councilwoman Woolsey stepped down' because Foundry Wharf is a client. This
37 matter had been..continued-from,,the March 19,, 1990, Council meeting. Planning
38 Director Salmons reported that staff had researched the appellant's March 19
39 -letter"in which he asserted there are 'certain easements'forthe benefit of his
40 property and ,staff has determined the easements to the benefit of Mr. Durney do
41 exist.. Staff recommended upholding the -appeal and directing, the parking= lot at
42 the Foundry Wharf be redesigned to take into consideration the subject easements.
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FOUNDRY WHARF APPEAL cont'd.
Resolution 90-127 NCS upholding the appeal received from Joseph and Chris
Durney regarding SPARC approval of the Foundry Wharf parking lot was
introduced by Vice Mayor Sobel, seconded by Jack Cavanagh.
AYES: Tencer, Cavanagh, Balshaw,
Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss
NOES: None
ABSENT: Davis ABSTAIN: Woolsey
9 RESO.90-128 NCS
10 STAN FELIX OF PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER - ROSS STORE SPARC CONDITIONS
11 Larry Tencer stepped down because he is a tenant of the shopping center. The
12 appeal received. from Stan Felix, Manager of the Plaza Shopping Center,
13 addressed several SPARC conditions of approval for a proposed 23,000 square
14 foot retail store to be located in the southwesterly corner of the shopping center.
15 Staff presented the specifics of the appeal. The hearing was opened. James Chow,
16 architect for the Plaza, spoke on behalf of the appellant. There being no one else
17 wishing to speak, the hearing was closed.
18 Resolution 90-128 NCS upholding the appeal; deleting the parking lot landscaping
19 plan listed in Proposed Condition 7a; accepting the appellant's offer (Proposed
20 Condition 7b) to plant up to 20 trees, evenly spaced, along the edge of the
21 proposed CALTRANS right-of-way; accepting the .appellant's offer Proposed
22 Condition 7c) to plant a row of five -gallon size oleanders to the rear, evenly
23 spaced, from the Thrifty Store to Phase 1 of the Ross Store; deleting the Proposed
24 Condition 8c relating to the south elevation sign; and deleting the portion of
25 Proposed Condition 9a relating to the J. C. Penney roof equipment screening.
26 Introduced by Jack Cavanagh, seconded by John Balshaw.
27 AYES: Woolsey, Cavanagh, Balshaw,
28 Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss
29 NOES: None
30 ABSENT: Davis ABSTAIN: Tencer
31 FIRE CODE AMENDMENTS
32 SPRINKLER REOUIREMENTS
33 Fire Marshal Clyde Thomas reviewed alternatives for sprinkler requirements in
34 residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. After considerable discussion,
35 the Council concurred the revised Uniform Fire Code should be adopted with the
36 following amendments: (a) the City will require sprinklers in all occupancies in
37 buildings of 3,500 square feet or more or 3 stories high; (b) the City will require
38 sprinklers in target areas [where normal source of ignition is located, i.e., clothes
39 dryers, kitchen stoves, furnaces, water heaters, fireplaces and -in attic areas containing
40 vents and chimneys for these appliances and equipment] of all one and two family
41 dwellings along with a minimum size of 3/4 inch water supply to each sprinkler;
42 and (c) the City will require sprinklers in additions, alterations and repairs to
43 existing buildings that result in a total floor area equalling or exceeding 3,500
44 square feet, and such buildings shall meet the requirements for new construction
45 throughout the .building. The Council also asked the Fire Department to develop
46 • a report on cost of sprinkler installations.
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1 RESO.90-129 NCS
2 1991_ALLOCATIONS SET
3 Councilman Tencer left the dais and abstained because he Js a member of -the Golf
4 Club. The City Council discussed the .proposed allocation •pool of 5.00 units,
5 allocations, reservations and. recommended allocation denials. Through
6 development agreements, reservations, and the minimum 45 allocations for infill
7 projects, 470 allocations _ have been obligated for the 1991 allocation pool.
8 Speakers included representatives ,of Charles Stephens' Village at Southpoint
9 located, at 745 North McDowell Blvd. (23.8' allocations requested for 238 units
10 some of which are exempt low income); Van Logan representing the Corona -Ely
11 developers; and Jim Revoir of Oak View Estates ,(25 allocations requested for
12 development of the existing Petaluma Golf Club which currently lies in the
13 County).
14 Planning staff .presented "the Council with two methods of determining, the 1500
15 unit maximum allocations for 3=years; one is •the. 3 -year rolling 1500 unit method
16 with which the 3 -year period could begin in any. given -year and the other method is
17 to take three year blocks, in_ which case 1988, 1989,; 1990 would be one block :and
18 the succeeding block would' begin with, the year 1991. Some Councilinernbers
19 remembered the Council intent was to utilize the 3 -year rolling 1500,unit method.
20 There was considerable, discussion.
21 Resolution 90-129 NCS establishing an allocation ,pool of 500 units .for 1991 was
22 introduced by Vice Mayor Sobel and;seconded.by•Lynn Woolsey.
23 AYES: Woolsey, Cavanagh, Balshaw,
24 Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss
25 NOES: None
26 ABSENT: Davis ABSTAIN: Tencer
27 RESO.90-130 NCS
28 1991 ALLOCATIONS .GRANTED
29 Resolution 90-130 NCS granting 1991 Allocations as follows:
30 Corona/Ely area 300 units
31 Adobe Creek. 1.00 units
32 Park Place V 33 units
33 Oak View 22 units
34 Infill 45 units
35 Introduced by Lynn Woolsey, seconded by -Vice Mayor 'Sobel.
36 AYES: Woolsey; Cavanagh, Balshaw,
37 Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss.
38 NOES: None
39 ABSENT: Davis ABSTAIN: Tencer
40 1992 ALLOCATION RESERVATIONS
41 The, resolution reserving 1992 Allocations was not acted on at this -time.
April 16, 1990 Vol. 25, Page 3.15.
1 RE -SO. 90-131 NCS
2 1.991 ALLOCATIONS DENIED
3 Resolution 90-131 NCS denying 1991 Allocations to Graylawn Subdivision
4 (Baccala/Hudson for Lucy Webb) and Pacific Way (Mogel Engineering for John
5 Barella).. Introduced by John Balshaw, seconded by Vice Mayor Sobel.
6 AYES: Woolsey, Cavanagh, Balshaw,
7 Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss
8 NOES: None
9 ABSENT: Davis ABSTAIN: Tencer
10 ALLOCATIONS
11 VILLAGE AT SO JTHPOINT
12 Discussion of reservations and allocations fo'r' Village at Southpoint was continued
13 to an adjourned meeting on April 30.
14 11:00 P.M.
15 MOTION TO CONTINUE MEETING
16 It was moved by Vice Mayor Sobel, seconded, by Lynn Woolsey, to continue .the
17 meeting beyond 11:00 p:m.
18 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Cavanagh,
19 Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss
20 NOES: Balshaw
21 ABSENT: Davis
22 RESO.90-132 NCS
23 FAIRWAY MEADOWS MITIGATED NEGATIVE DECLARATION
24 The Fairway Meadows 41 unit single family detached project located on Ely Blvd.
25 South adjacent to the Lakeville Square Apartment complex was presented to the
26 Council.
27 Tom Furrer of United Anglers, the Casa Grande High School student group that
28 has been working on the restoration of Adobe Creek, spoke of their concern about
29 potential negative impacts to the creek in this area as a result of construction. Mr.
3o Furrer also asked the City to ascertain the creek preservation conditions imposed
31 on both this project and the Adobe Creek Subdivision and Golf Course project be
32 followed to the letter. His students suggest a cyclone fence be erected 30 feet from
33 the bank to protect the creek during construction.of this subdivision. Between the
34, fence and Adobe Creek .there .would be no lumber or equipment storage. City
M:. Engineer- Tom Hargis advised that Adobe Creek in this stretch does not have the
36 capacity to carry.the storm water drainage from a 100 -year intensity storm so
37 alternative.storm water, runoff. controls must be put in place by the development.
38 The City Council expressed their desire to have the driveways wider than 18 feet,
39 the streets shall be wider than shown and the creek will be protected by fencing
40 during construction.
41 Resolution 90-132 NCS approving mitigated negative declaration. Introduced by
42 Lynn Woolsey, seconded by Vice Mayor Sobel.
43 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Cavanagh, Balshaw,
44 Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss
45 NOES: None
46 ABSENT: Davis
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1 ORD. 1798 NCS
2 FAIRWAY MEADOWS REZONETO PUD
3 Introduce Ordinance, 098 NCS,to rezone Fairway Meadows to PUD.. Introduced
4 byJohn Balshaw,, seconded by Vice Mayor' Sobel.
5 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey; Cavanagh, Balshaw,
6 Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss
7 NOES: 'None
8 ..ABSENT-:, Davis.
9 The- resolutions' approvi'l n -g the PUD Development Plan and
approving 'tentative
10 map for Fairway Meadows were; continued to the next meeting.
11 RE80. 96_*133- NOS
12 -mcNEAR HILL DEVELOPMENT PLAN REVISION
13 The City Council discussed the revisions to the McN6ar Hill (Petaluma Blvd.
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,South) 186 attached single family condo niniums. The - public access from
15 Petaluma Blvd., " condominiums.
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�Soluth to ver was approved as located along: the
16 most easterly boundary of ;the property with the requirement that. fencing be
-17 located along, the back of the"garages -1td',red,qee the potential of public ac.c&.s,s. to
18 the residential complex. i
. lex. Resoluton 90-133 NCS approving ng revised , PUD
19 Development Plan for M-cNear 'Hill.- Introduced by Larry Tencer, seconded by
20 JobnBalshaw,
21 AYES: Tencer, 'Woolsey, Cavanagh,,Balsh ' aw
22 Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss
23 NOES: None
24 ABSENT: Davis
25 RESO. .90-134 NCS
26 McNEAR HILL VESTING TENTATIVE MAP REVISION
27 Resolution n 90-134 NCS approving revised Vesting Sting Tentative Map for McNedr Hill.
28 Introduced by John Balshaw, seconded by Jack Cavanagh.
29 AYES: Tencer,, Woolsey, Cavanagh,.,Balshaw,
30 Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss
31 NOES: None
32 ABSENT: Davis
33 ADJOURN
34 At. 12:45:a.m,; the.meeting was adjourned to AprO, at '7:00 p.]
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35 M. Patricia Hilligoss,, Mayo
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37 Patricia E. Bernard, City Clerk