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June 18, 1990
MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING
PETALUMA CITY COUNCIL
MONDAY, JUNE "1811-11990'
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Vol. 25, Page 361
3:00 D.M. - ROLL CALL
PRESENT: Tencer, Woolsey, Cavanagh, Davis, Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor
Hilligoss
ABSENT Balshaw
8 PUBLIC COMMENT
9 Laurie Mason, 516 Cherry Street, spoke in opposition to Keokuk Heights Subdivision,
10 said she was not noticed for any develojpment decisions (subsequently staff confirmed
11 that she had been sent notices of pending actions). As a result of -her assertions, the
12 final map for Keokuk Heights was not acted on at this meeting.
13 CONSENT CALENDAR
14 The following items which are noncontroversial and have been reviewed by the City
15 Council and staff were adopted by a single motion which was introduced by Michael
16 Davis and seconded by Larry Tencer.
17 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Cavanagh, Davis,
18 Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss
19 NOES: None
20 ABSENT: Balshaw
21 RESO.90-186 NCS
22 CLAIMS AND BILLS
23 Resolution 90-186 NCS approving Claims and Bills #99251 to #99789.
24 RESO.90-187 NCS
25 PARK PLACE V GRADING PRIOR TO FINAL MAP
26 Resolution 90-187 NCS approving grading prior to final map approval for Park Place
27 V Subdivision.
28 RESO.90-188 NCS
29 MIREMONT SUBDIVISION PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS
30 Resolution 90-188 NCS approving construction of public improvements prior to final
31 map approval for Miremont Subdivision located at Cherry and Liberty Streets.
32 RESO.90-189 NCS
33 STREET CLOSURE FOR BLOCK PARTY JULY 4 -900 to 925 CATALPA
34 Resolution 90-189 NCS authorizing street closure for a block party to be .held on July
35 4 at 900-925 Catalpa.
36 RESO.90-190 NCS
37 STREET CLOSURE FOR BLOCK PARTY JULY 7 - 616 TO 2032 APPALOOSA DR.
38 Resolution 90-190 NCS authorizing street closure for a block party to be held on July
39 7 at 616-2032 Appaloosa Drive.
Page 362, Vol. 25
June 18, 1990'
1 RESO: 9.07191 NCS
2 RIVER ENHANCEMENT- CITIZEN COMMITTEE
-3 Resolution •90=191 � NCS , authorizing';'fmrmation of a 15 member Petaluma River
4 Enhancement Plan, Citizen Project Committee "to collec,,tively advise the City Council,
5- Planning Commission, and. Mu"si'c; . Rkecreation and Parks .Commission and the
6 consultants preparing the -flan as to - optimum use and utilization of. the River and its
7 immediate environs, to solicit widercommunity.inp_ut; and to disseminate information
8 to the wider communi Of the 1-5 members, 1 shall be a Councilmember, 1 shall be
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9 a Planning Commissioner, . !and 1 shall be a Music, Recreation and. Parks
10 Commissioner, each of whom. shall have a vote on the committee.
11 RESO. 90-192NCS
12 STREET NAME CHANGE -, FROM ADOBE CREEK CIRCLE TO_
13 FISHER DRIVE AND. CORPORATE CIRCLE
14 'Resolution 90=192' NCS authorizing cha_ nging the name of Adobe _ Creek Circle -in
15 Lakeville; Business Park to Fisher Drive and Corporate Circle. The intent - of this
16 action. -is to 'avoid street identification conflict with Adobe Creek Drive .located in
17 Adobe Creek Golf and CountryClub subdivision.
18 * * * * * End of Consent Calendar
19 The following items were removed from the Consent- Calendar:
20 KEOKUK HEIGHTS FINAL MAP
21 Resolution approving the final map for Keokuk Heights located at the, intersection of
22 Keokuk and Cherry Streets. (rescheduled for the June 20 meeting)
23 RANCHO LINDO ESTATES ACTIONS
24 ---Resolution confirming Council action from the May 21 public hearing upholding the
25 appeal submitted by Raymond Nizibian from the Planning Commission denial of .,a
26 Unit Development Plan for. Rancho Lindo Estates Subdivision located on Mt. View
27 near Purrington. (continued to Junes -25 July 2)
28 ---Resolution. approving a mitigated negative declaration, of environmental impact for
29 Rancho Lindo Estates :Subdivision. (continued to4iine-25 July 2)
30 ---Introduce Ordinance prezoning Rancho Lindo Estates to Planned Unit
31 'Development. (continued to June-MJuly-2)
32 ---Resolution approving. Pre -tentative Map (continued to Jufi�—_MJuly 2)
33 ORD. 1803 NCS,
34 CADER FARMS. REZONING TO PUD
35 Van Logan addressed the City Council regarding the added conditions of the tentative
36 map. Adopt Ordinance 1803 NCS rezoning Cader Farris (located. at Rainier and Ely
37 Blvd. North) to Planned 'Unit -Development. Introduced by Jack Cavanagh, seconded
38 by Vice Mayor,Sobel.
39 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Cavanagh, Davis,
40 Vice.Mayor Sobel, Mayor'Hilligoss
41 NOES: None
42 ABSENT: Balshaw
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June 18, 1990 Vol. 25, Page 363
1 RESO.90-193 NCS
2 CADER FARMS UNIT DEVELOPMENT PLAN
3 Resolution 90-193 NCS approving the Unit Development Plan for Cader Farms.
4 Introduced by Jack Cavanagh, seconded by Vice Mayor Sobel.
5 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Cavanagh,, Davis,
6 Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss
7 NOES: None
8 ABSENT: Balshaw
9 RESO.90-194 NCS
10 CADER FARMS TENTATIVE MAP
n Resolution -90-194 NCS approving the Tentative Map for Cader Farms. The concern
12 expressed by Van Loan related to the financial institutions' potential interpretation
13 of Condition 18 relating to timing of the development and sales relative to Zone IV
14 Water delivery system construction and Sonoma Mt. Parkway construction, and
15 Condition 19 relative to Sonoma Mt. Parkway streetscape improvements timing. He
16 expressed his concern at this time and added that he felt that any problems could be
17 worked out with staff. The City Council agreed that if Mr. Logan has any problems
18 that still remain unresolved, he has the right to address those issues with the City
19 Council. Introduced by Jack Cavanagh, seconded by Vice Mayor Sobel.
20 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Cavanagh, Davis,
21 Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss
22 NOES: None
'23 ABSENT: Balshaw
24 RESO.90-195 NCS
25 TWIN CREEKS 1989 ALLOTMENT EXTENSION
26 Resolution 90-195 NCS approving extension of 50 of the 65 1989 allotments for Twin
27 Creeks Subdivisiomto December_ 31, 1990. This action causes forfeiture of 15 of the
28 original 65 previously *allotted• to Twin Creeks. The. tentative map application was for
29 48 lots. Introduced by Lynn Woolsey, seconded by Vice Mayor Sobel.
30 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey,-,gf vanagh, Davis,
31 Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss
32 NOES: None
33 ABSENT: Balshaw
34 * * * * * End of items removed, from Consent Calendar
35 RESO.90-196 NCS
36 PARATRANSIT SERVICE - PPSC
37 . Resolution 90-196 NCS authorizing execution of an agreement with Petaluma People
38 Service's Center to provide paratransit bus service from July 1, 1990, to June 30, 1991.
39 Introduced by Michael Davis, seconded by Larry Tencer.
40 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Cavanagh, Davis,
41 Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss
42 NOES: None
43 ABSENT: Balshaw
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June 18, 1990
1 ANNUAL LANDSCAPE ASSESSMENT'DISTRICT MAINTENANCE ACTIONS
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1. Adobe Creek'Unit 1
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2. Anna's Meadows
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3. Casa del Oro
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4. Casa del Oro Annexation 1 - Josette Court
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5. Casa. del Oro Annexation 2 - Country Club Estates (not included)
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6. Casa del Oro Annexation 3- Sycamore 'Heights
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7. Meadow Park
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8. Shelter Hills Village
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9. Spring- Meadows V
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10. St. James Estates
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11. Village East III .
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12., Village Meadows
14 Finance Director David Spilman noted the method of levying assessments has been
15 amended this year. The responsibility for the. initial year :of .each .landscape
16 assessment district is borne by the developer, and .the first year assessment will now
17 reflect: only minor administrative costs. He also rioted" there is a deficit in one: district.
18 This cost will_be spread over 3 years. The property owners. in the districts: that;reflect
19 an overage will receive a check and a letter of ' explaination from the City. Pursuant. to
20 Council policy, the City will notify the property owners that will experience an
21 increased assessment.
22 RESO.90-197 NCS
23 FY 1990-91 ENGINEER'S REPORT
24 LANDSCAPE ASSESSMENT DISTRICTS
25 Resolution 9.0-197 NCS. describing .improvements and directing preparation of the
26 Engirieer's, Report. for Fiscal Year 1990/91 for 11 Landscape Assessment Districts.
27 Introduced by Lynn Woolsey, seconded by Vice Mayor Sobel.
28 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Cavanagh, Davis,
29 Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor. Hilligoss _
30 NOES: None
31 ABSENT: Balshaw
32 RESO.90-198 -NCS
33 PRELIMINARY ENGINEER'S REPORT FY_ 1990-91
34 LANDSCAPE. ASSESSMENT DISTRICTS
35 Resolution 90-198 NCS of preliminary approval of Engineer's Report for Fiscal Year
36 1990/91 for 11 Landscape Assessment. Districts. Introduced by Lynn. -Woolsey,
37 seconded by Vice Mayor Sobel.
38 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Cavanagh, Davis,
39 Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss
40 NOES: None
41 ABSENT: Balshaw
June 18, 1990
Vol. 25-, Page 365
1 RESO.90-199 NCS
2 INTENTION TO LEVY AND COLLECT ASSESSMENTS, FOR.FY 1990-91.
3 LANDSCAPE ASSESSMENT DISTRICTS
4 Resolution 90-199 NCS of intention to order the levy and collection of assessments for
5 fiscal year 1990/91 and setting a hearing for July 16. Introduced by Lynn Woolsey,
6 seconded by Vice Mayor Sobel.
7 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Cavanagh,Davis,
8 Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss
9 NOES: None
10 ABSENT: Balshaw
11 RESO.90-200 NCS
12 ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES REMODEL FIRESTATIONS 1 & 3
13 Resolution 90-200 NCS authorizing a $9,300 contract with Lieb & Quaresma for
14 architectural services in connection with remodelling of Fire Station 1 - (D Street) at
15 8% of the cost of remodelling and Fire Station 3 - (South McDowell Blvd.) at 10% of
16 the cost of remodelling. The total budget for the two jobs including architectural
17 services is $110,000. Introduced by Michael Davis, seconded by Lynn Woolsey.
18 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey,, Cavanagh, Davis,
19 Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss
20 NOES: None
21 ABSENT: Balshaw
22 CLOSED SESSION
23 The City Council recessed. to a Closed Session to meet with the City Attorney on
24 pending litigation - Brazil V. EOS et al.
25 ADJOURN TO DINNER at Graziano's
26 7:00 n.m. RECONVENE - ROLL CALL
27 INVOCATION
28 Rabbi Mark Rubenstein, Congregation B'nai Israel
29 PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
30 PUBLIC COMMENT
31 Wayne Lewis of 13 Payran Street offered his assistance and expertise for no charge in
32 connection with the swim pool chlorinator budget item, which need was exaggerated
33 to the nth degree in the Sunday issue of the Santa Rosa newspaper.
34 Vince Landof, 12 Cordelia Drive, also reacted to an article in the same Sunday
35 newspaper. He asserted there have been "secret" meetings. with. developers who take
36 care of their own areas and don't care for anyone who lives downstream.
37 Councilman Davis, in response, noted that since the inception of the zero net fill
38 policy of the City Council adopted a number of years ago, development which- has
39 occurred upstream of the Payran reach of the Petaluma River does not add to the
40 amount of water going into the river.
41 Joann Lane of '518 Galland Street spoke against a proposed uhome; for wayward boys to
42 be located at the former senior care facility: -,She, asked why the' person who :is
43 planning this boys' home did not stay in Rohnert Park.
George Ryan who lives on the other side of the old Cherry Hill Rest. Home on
Galland Street also expressed his concern about the proposed home for- delinquent
boys.
Planning Director Warren Salmons advised the City has no jurisdiction if the facility
will house no more than 6 boys, which is the. proposal at this time. The Council
directed Mr. Salmons to contact- Rev. Tharpe to advise him of the 'various State,
County and City regulations of "care -giver facilities.
8 CITY COUNCIL COMMENTS
9 Lynn Woolsey.reported on her attendance at an energy conference in San_ Diego. She
10 made: the following recommendations: �(1) the City develop an energy conservation
11 policy to be, included in the next General Plan, amendment this year; (2) the City'look
12 to the State to 'determine what funding may be available to help pay for the cost of an
13 energy audit of City facilities; and; (3) the City develop energy standards for new and
14 retrofit construction. She also said that So Cal Edison offered the City of.Petaluma
15 the use of 'an, electric- vehicle for a year. She challenged P G and E to make a. similar
16 offer.
17 Michael Davis .suggested" the City contact. its State Legislators to ask them, to carry
18 legislation which. Would assure local governments, a continuation of their' authority to
19 control local zoning as opposed'to the apparent push on the part of,some Legislators
20 to create stronger regional governments. If this is. not successful, he. suggested
21 promoting, a statewide Constitutional initiative which would maintain home rule.
22 Larry`Tencer reported about his participation in, Project Graduation. ' He observed the
23 high school graduates ,of today are more tolerant than older generations were at the
24 same stage of life.
25 Regarding the article in the Sunday Santa Rosa he about budget item for
26 maintenance work to, the municipal swimming pool chlorination system, he asked the
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Manager for comments. It was reported the'budget item at the swim pool was, at
28 aximum, a $5;000 item and not the major repair of a dangerous condition as, was
29 reported in the Santa Rosa paper. - This morning the County- Health Department's
30 analysis of the swimpool water showed the pool water to be excellent biologically and
31 chemically.
32 Mayor Hilligoss noted the Transient Occupancy Tax Committee will have its report
33 for the budget deliberations at the June 25 City Council meeting.
34 PROCLAMATIONS
35 The Mayor proclaimed Amateur Radio Week June 18-24 and handed the
36 Proclamation to Art Hagopian.
37 U.S. HIGHWAY 101 CORRIDOR
38 ViceMayor.Sobel.;asked the Council for direction which was as follows:
39 --- l/ cent vs 1 cent'. It was the consensus, to support Priority 1 - a.20` year 1/2 cent
40 sales tax ballot ,measure "for the November, 1990, county -wide election. Fallback
41 support, by the Council would be for a 1 cent 20 year sales tax measure. The Council
42 opposes a. ball'ot`rheasure bf j cent sales ttax for only �a ten year period..
43 ---Membership of the Authority It'was .the consensus the authority should contain 5
44 city. representatives. and .ihe-2nd=and' 3rd>District Supervisors. The fall -back position of
45 the Council is a representative from each of the 8 . incorporated cities -plus 3
46 Supervisors to .be appointed 'annually.
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June 18, 1990
George Ryan who lives on the other side of the old Cherry Hill Rest. Home on
Galland Street also expressed his concern about the proposed home for- delinquent
boys.
Planning Director Warren Salmons advised the City has no jurisdiction if the facility
will house no more than 6 boys, which is the. proposal at this time. The Council
directed Mr. Salmons to contact- Rev. Tharpe to advise him of the 'various State,
County and City regulations of "care -giver facilities.
8 CITY COUNCIL COMMENTS
9 Lynn Woolsey.reported on her attendance at an energy conference in San_ Diego. She
10 made: the following recommendations: �(1) the City develop an energy conservation
11 policy to be, included in the next General Plan, amendment this year; (2) the City'look
12 to the State to 'determine what funding may be available to help pay for the cost of an
13 energy audit of City facilities; and; (3) the City develop energy standards for new and
14 retrofit construction. She also said that So Cal Edison offered the City of.Petaluma
15 the use of 'an, electric- vehicle for a year. She challenged P G and E to make a. similar
16 offer.
17 Michael Davis .suggested" the City contact. its State Legislators to ask them, to carry
18 legislation which. Would assure local governments, a continuation of their' authority to
19 control local zoning as opposed'to the apparent push on the part of,some Legislators
20 to create stronger regional governments. If this is. not successful, he. suggested
21 promoting, a statewide Constitutional initiative which would maintain home rule.
22 Larry`Tencer reported about his participation in, Project Graduation. ' He observed the
23 high school graduates ,of today are more tolerant than older generations were at the
24 same stage of life.
25 Regarding the article in the Sunday Santa Rosa he about budget item for
26 maintenance work to, the municipal swimming pool chlorination system, he asked the
27 Z�n
Manager for comments. It was reported the'budget item at the swim pool was, at
28 aximum, a $5;000 item and not the major repair of a dangerous condition as, was
29 reported in the Santa Rosa paper. - This morning the County- Health Department's
30 analysis of the swimpool water showed the pool water to be excellent biologically and
31 chemically.
32 Mayor Hilligoss noted the Transient Occupancy Tax Committee will have its report
33 for the budget deliberations at the June 25 City Council meeting.
34 PROCLAMATIONS
35 The Mayor proclaimed Amateur Radio Week June 18-24 and handed the
36 Proclamation to Art Hagopian.
37 U.S. HIGHWAY 101 CORRIDOR
38 ViceMayor.Sobel.;asked the Council for direction which was as follows:
39 --- l/ cent vs 1 cent'. It was the consensus, to support Priority 1 - a.20` year 1/2 cent
40 sales tax ballot ,measure "for the November, 1990, county -wide election. Fallback
41 support, by the Council would be for a 1 cent 20 year sales tax measure. The Council
42 opposes a. ball'ot`rheasure bf j cent sales ttax for only �a ten year period..
43 ---Membership of the Authority It'was .the consensus the authority should contain 5
44 city. representatives. and .ihe-2nd=and' 3rd>District Supervisors. The fall -back position of
45 the Council is a representative from each of the 8 . incorporated cities -plus 3
46 Supervisors to .be appointed 'annually.
June 18, 1990 Vol. 25, Page 367
1 --„Growth Mannement It was the consensus to support the Congestion Management
2 Plan (CMP) from the June, 1990, successful statewide Proposition 111 and the 1/2
3 cent. sale& tax measure,. If the 1 cent sales tax proposal is placed on the November
4 ballot, a growth man_ agement, element should be included as well as the CMP from
5 Proposition 111.
6 RESO.90-201 NCS
7 ., NEGATIVE DECLARATION - NORTH MC DOWELL BLVD. IMPROVEMENTS
s Resolution 90-201 NCS approving a negative declaration of environmental impact for
.9 the .North.” McDowell, Boulevard roadway widening project. Marty Strauss of the
10 Planning Department presented the staff report. The public hearing was opened.
11 John -Troup of J and D Automotive who is a tenant of Mr. Lorenz (5 acre parcel on
12 the sbutheast corner of North McDowell Blvd. and Corona Road), expressed concern
13 about not being actively involved during the. planning _process. He spoke on behalf of
14 Mr. Lorenz as well. They would like more information about what they will be paying
15 for and how much property take there would- be. He said they were not aware of their
16 annexation. The City Engineer advised that staff and the appraiser have been working
17 with Mr. Troup and Mr. Lorenz regarding the alternative access and egress solutions
18 for both the Lorenz home on Corona Road and J and D Automotive on the corner.
19 There is a site distance question that needs to be addressed for a Corona Road access.
20 The staff and consultants are looking at several alternatives- for access. The City
21 Manager will have staff check their records regarding noticing for the annexation. Mr.
22 Troup was advised the appropriate time to discuss their other concerns was at a later
23 agenda item.
24 There being no one else wishing to speak, the hearing was closed. The resolution was
25 introduced by Vice Mayor Sobel and seconded by Michael Davis.
26 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Cavanagh, Davis,
27 Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss
28 NOES: None
29 ABSENT: Balshaw
30 NORTH MC DOWELL ASSESSMENT DISTRICT 17
31 - OVERRULING PROTESTS
32 NORTH MC DOWELL ASSESSMENT DISTRICT 17
33 - DETERMINATIONS THAT REQUIRE CONSTRUCTION
34 NORTH MC DOWELL ASSESSMENT DISTRICT 17
35 -,APPROVING AMENDED ENGINEER'S REPORT AND ORDERING ASSESSMENT
36 Finance Director David Spilman reviewed the process to date. The construction bid
37 process resulted in a reduction of the estimated cost of the project by approximately
38 $1.5 Million. The existing protest equals 40.29% of the property owners. Val Cago
39 has withdrawn their protest since they learned the Petaluma Community Development
40 Agency funds for low and moderate income housing will be used to pay for their
41 portion of the assessment (Capri Mobile Home Park).
42 Engineer of Work Dick Nystrom reviewed the method of spreading the assessment
43 which resulted in a number of subprojects benefit in the formulae. These include
44 such items as frontage improvements, thoroughfare improvements, islands and left
45 turn pockets, railroad crossing, traffic signals, storm drainage, sewers, water, utilities,
46 right-of-way acquisition and construction. Five properties have not deeded right -of -
47 way. The hearing was opened.
Page 368, Vol. 25 June 18, 1990
1 Derek Simmons; representing. Mr. Clegg Assessment 22, debated whether, or not this
2 parcel as the sole piece north -of' Corona Road should be included in the Assessment
-3 District at all. Furthermore, if it'could'be shown thisaparcel should be included,, that
4 portion of Mr. Clegg's assessment relating to access to . Corona Road was 'based on
5 faulty, reasoning; because .most- likely Corona Road access would be precluded�.during
6 any planning and development approval process.
7 His reasoning was there 'is .City .land, a drainage ditch, between the -.Clegg parcel, and..
8 Corona Road. Another reason is the elevation. chane on Corona Road for- "the :U.. S.
9 . Highway 101 overpass reduces access and egress options�;as do ;the drainage: ditch 'arid
10 the potential. -traffic increase ,on that stretch of Corona.;Road..r He,brou'ght a' drawing
11 and two photographs of the property which were passed onto the Councilrnenibers to
12 view. He asked the reasons for the assessment reduction which occurred between the
13 April communication from the City 'and the communication received by Mi. Clegg last -
14 weekend. He concluded stating there is no reasonable expectation for Mr.. Clegg -to-
15 get access across that drainage ditch to Corona Road.
16 John Troup .of ,J and D Automotive said :he would like to be a little better informed
17 and is waiting for the map that was promised to him in 1986.
18 Jeff Hornsby, the right=of-way agent for the assessment district, reviewed the mailing
19 process.he uses in these situations.
20 Barry, .Parkinson, representing the triangular, 7.2 acre Clinton and Patricia Gow
21 property located at the northeast corner of North McDowell Blvd: _and,Corona Road
22 and bounded by the railroad on the easterly side (Assessment #2). He stated the
23 proposed assessment per- acre of approximately $77;771 should be recomputed so the
24 cost of right-of=way acquisition -of (approximately 66 acre) is spread throughout the
25 district with each property .paying a share of that. right-of=way acquisition cost
26 calculated by using thepercentage of land area- of each., assessment property. He, also,
27 noted there is a drainage swale crossing the property, and current land use policies
28 preclude utilization of riparian areas for development. His conclusion was this
29 reduces the useable acreage by a significant degree.
30 Charles Peaslee, speaking for the -Stephens properties (Assessments 7,, 8, and 1-1),
31 noted that after lands are dedicated for public purposes, the acreage was reduced and
32 the assessment should be:calculated on°the actual reduced acreage:
33 Protest - For purposes of this :hearing, `it was agreed to. include the 5 .acne Lorenz
34 property in the protest calculations which would bring -the protest area up to 43.9%.
35 At the recommendation of the City Manager, the hearing was continued to July 2.
36 Recess - 9:45 to 9:55.
37 RESO. 90-202 NCS
38 ZONE IV WATER -IMPROVEMENTS MITIGATED NEGATIVE DECLARATION
39 Resolution 90-202 NCS approving, a mitigated negative declaration. of environmental
40 impact for Zone IV Water, improvernents:.After Marty,Strauss" staff presentation, the
41 hearing; was opened., City Engineer Tom Hargis reviewed, the pipeline installation
42 which has been designed to serve 'only -to the City service areas pursuant ;to :the
43 approved General Plan. It was noted there was no response to the proposed
44 environmental declaration from, State Lands.
June 18, 1990 Vol. 25, Page 369
1 There being no one wishing to speak, the hearing was closed. Introduced by Jack
2 Cavanagh and seconded by Michael Davis.
3 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Cavanagh, Davis,
4 Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss
5 NOES: None
6 ABSENT: Balshaw
7 RESO.90-203 NCS
8 RANCHO LINDO ANNEXATION
9 Resolution 90-203 NCS requesting LAFCO to initiate annexation proceedings for
10 Ranch Lindo Subdivision. The public hearing was opened. Planning Director Warren
11 Salmons called the Council's attention to the fact that Mt. View at this location is not
12 inside the City limits. There being no one wishing to speak, the hearing was closed.
13 Introduced by Jack Cavanagh and seconded by Larry Tencer.
14 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Cavanagh, Davis,
15 Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss
16 NOES: None
17 ABSENT: Balshaw
18 RESO.90-204 NCS
19 SOUTH MC DOWELL UNDERGROUNDING DISTRICT'AMENDMENT
20 Resolution 90-204 NCS amending the South McDowell Blvd. Underground Utility
21 District by amending. the boundaries to add six homes and adding 12 homes that were
22 overlooked with the processing for the district. The public hearing was_ opened.
23 There being no one wishing to speak, the hearing was closed. Introduced- by Michael
24 Davis and seconded by Lynn Woolsey.
25 AYES: Tencer, Woolsey, Cavanagh, Davis,
26 Vice Mayor Sobel, Mayor Hilligoss
27 NOES: None
28 ABSENT: Balshaw
29 NORTH MC DOWELL BLVD. AD -17 IMPROVEMENTS CONTRACT
30 The resolution awarding the contract for North McDowell Boulevard Assessment
31 District 17 widening to Don Dowd of Santa Rosa for $2,074,218.10 was continued to
32 July 2.
33 ADJOURN
34 At 10:35 p.m., the meeting was adjourned to Wednesd , J'ne 20, at 7:30 p.
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35 M. Patricia Hilligoss, Mayor `
36 ATTEST:
37 Patricia E. Bernard, City Clerk