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HomeMy WebLinkAboutcc min 1980/11/25 MINUTES OF A REGULAR ~ETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF CHULA VISTA, CALIFORNIA Held Tuesday, November 25, 1980 Council Chamber, 276 Fourth Avenue ROLL CALL Councilmen present: Mayor Hyde, Councilmen Scott, Gillow, Cox, McCandliss Councilmen absent: None Staff present: City Manager Cole, City Attorney Lindberg, Development Services Administrator Robens The pledge of allegiance to the Flag was led by Mayor Hyde followed by a moment of silent prayer. i. APPROVAL OF MINUTES for the meetings of November 13 and 18, 1980 MSUC (Hyde/McCandliss) that the minutes be approved, copies having been sent to each Councilman. 2. SPECIAL ORDERS OF THE DAY a. DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD TO KITTY PASO, CHAIRMAN 1980 UNITED NATIONS DAY CO~ITTEE Mayor Hyde presented the Certificate to Mrs. Raso commending her on her services to the community. 3. ORAL CO~UNICATIONS a. Richard Pearson, representing Pacific Engineering and Development, asked for considera- tion of item #7 (prezoning property at Main and Maple)stating he did not receive the staff's report and was unaware of the recommendation for a continuance. MSUC (Scott/Gillow) to move this item up to be the first item before the public hearings. b. James Matherly, 402 Oaklawn Avenue, Chula Vista, read his prepared statement given befor~ the Metropolitan Transit Development Board (MTDB) in San Diego on November 24, 1980 opposing the construction of the "Tijuana Ripoff Trains" and the "crushing" national debt. 7. PUBLIC HEARING - CONSIDERATION OF PREZONING PROPERTY ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET AT MAPLE DRIVE TO Richard Pearson, 9471Ridgehaven Court, San Diego, representing Pacific Engineering and Development, questioned the need for the continuance since all they are asking for at this time is the prezoning and all maps and plans have to come back to Council for approval. Director of Planning Peterson, referring to a plat, explained that the Planning Com- mission asked the staff to study the intersections of Main Street, Otay Valley Road, Walnut and Maple Drive in relation to future zone boundary lines. So far, the staff's study indicates that possibly what should be done is a vacation of a portion of Maple Drive and Walnut Avenue with Spruce Drive to be realigned to form a four-way intersection with Main Street and 0ray Valley Road. Council noted that the staff, in the recommendation for a continuance of this item, had not provided them with sufficient backup material to conduct a public hearing. M~UC [Scott/McCandliss) to continue the public hearing to the meeting of December 16. 3c. Lori Jetson, resident of the Congregational Towers, noted the hardship created on the elderly tenants with the loss of the Alpha Beta supermarket. She asked Council to do everything in their power to try to get another market into the area. 4. WRITTEN CO~UNICATIONS a. P~QUEST FOR PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER EXERCISE OF CONDENSATION POWERS TO ACQUIRE SO FOOT RIGHT OF WAY FOR STREET IMPROVHMHNTS TO CHULA VISTA WOODS SUBDIVISION Thomas Davies, Attorney representing Mr. John Gardner Jr., requested a public hearing City Council Meeting -la- November 25, 1980 Addendum to Minutes 4. WRITTEN COb~MUNICATIONS (Continued) c. CLAIMS AGAINST THE CITY: FR~K PERBZ, c/o STEPHEN TEMKO, 233 A STREET, SAN DIEGO AND FRANKLIN WILLIAMS, 6604 LANSTON, SAN DIEGO The claim filed by Frank Perez ($125,000) was the result of a robbery on May 10, 1980 for which he alleges he was falsely arrested and imprisoned. The claim filed for Franklin Williams ($50,000) was for "false imprisonment, malicious prosecution and inadequate investigation" on the charges of statutory rape occurring on March 8, 1979. MSUC (McCandliss/Cox) to deny both claims. City Council Meeting -2- November 25, 1980 for Council's consideration to acquire a 50-foot right of way to permit a full street improvement and to accommodate the proposed loopline of the Otay Municipal Water District. MSUC (Hyde/Scott) to refer this matter to staff. b. REQUEST FOR ASSISTANCE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF BALLFIELDS - EL RANCHO DEL P,~Y SITE - RONALD E. PIETILA, PRESIDENT, BONITA VALLEY GIRLS SOFTBALL Mr. Pietila's request was for City assistance in the development of three soccer fields and four baseball/softball diamonds in the area site off Buena Vista Way. Specifically the request was for financial assistance or materials for backstops, fencing, irri- gation and maintenance. MSUC (Cox/Gillow) to refer to staff. PUBLIC HEARINGS AND RELATED RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES 5. PUBLIC HEARING - CONSIDERATION OF TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION M~kP FOR CHULA VISTA TRACT 80-30, OAKLAWN TOWNHOUSES, 35 O~J<LAWN AVENUE This being the time and place as advertised, Mayor Hyde opened the public hearing. The applicant is requesting approval of a tentative subdivision map known as Oaklawn Townhouses, for the purpose of developing a 9-unit condominium project on a 15,554 square foot parcel at 35 Oaklawn Avenue in the R-3 zone. On October 12, 1980, the Planning Commission adopted the Negative Declaration on IS-78-35 which was forwarded to the City Council. Director of Planning Peterson, referring to his written report, discussed the proposed development, the private open space, and the storage requirements which he said was met by the applicant. He added that the Design Review Committee approved the project subject to certain conditions and the Planning Commission, on October 12, recommended approval (by a vote of 4-3) in accordance with their Resolution PCS-80-30. Mr. Petersc said he concurs with the recommendation of approval with the addition of a condition requiring the applicant to provide relocation assistance to the tenant of the single family home on the site in accordance with the ordinance in effect at the time of filing the final map. Council discussion related to the landscaping requirements; compliance with current ordinances regarding parking in front yard setback5 (it is a pre-existing non-conformir use with two parking spaces there now); legality of the Council conditioning the subdivision map upon the elimination or correction of the non-conforming use; storage requirements; and the parking spaces. Lloyd Neeley, 1044 Broadway, Chula Vista, said he plans to remodel the front area to make it more attractive. In order to comply with removing two parking spaces in front, he would have to eliminate some of the landscaping. There being no further comments, either for or against, the hearing was declared close~ a. RESOLUTION NO. 10328 ~PROVING TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION ~ FOR CHULA VISTA TRACT 80-50, OAKLAWN TOWNHOUSES RESOLUTION OFFERED by Councilman Cox as amended, the reading of the text was waived by unanimous consent, passed and adopted by a unanimous vote. 6. PUBLIC HEARING CONSIDERATION OF TENTATIVE NL~P FOR CHULA VISTA TRACT 80-25, CASTLE PARK TOWNHOMES, 1436 HILLTOP DRIVM This being the time and place as advertised, Mayor Hyde opened the public hearing. The applicant is requesting approval of a tentative ~ubdivision map for the purpose of converting an existing 39-unit apartment complex into a one-lot condominium. The project is located on a 2.26 acre parcel in thc R-Z-G-D zone. The project is exempt from environmental review as a class l(k) exemption. Director of Planning Peterson, referring to his written report, explained the topography of the area, the adjacent land uses and zoning, the project's parking which meets the Code requirements and the compliance with thc storage requirements. City Council Meeting -$- November 25, 1980 Mr. Peterson added that the Design Review Committee considered the project on July 17 and has it scheduled again for November 20, specifically for more architectural treat- ment at the front entry ways. The Planning Commission recommended approval subject to their Resolution. Terry Sheldon, 2254 Moore Street, Suite 202, San Diego, representing T. L. Sheldon Corporation, stated they agree with the staff and Planning Commission's recommendations and explained the Design Review Committee's suggestions for either a trellis with vines or a gazebo effect at the front entrances. Vernon Pendergraft, 1 Kingswood Drive, Chula Vista, questioned where the families will go now that they will be dispossessed. Mayor Hyde referred to the conditions of approval that the development will be subject to the condominium conversion requirements in effect at the time of the approval of the final map which may have a stipulation for relocation assistance. During discussion, Councilman Scott indicated that he felt there was a "stretching" of the ordinance in allowing storage areas to be placed in several places, such as bedroom closets, linen closets, etc. Councilwoman McCandliss remarked that the Council's original intent was to require "bulk storage" to meet the ordinance requirements. There being no £urther comments, either for or against, the hearing was declared closed. MS (Scott/McCandliss) to amend the resolution that prior to the final map the Council have the Planning staff look into the feasibility of perhaps putting in additional storage somewhere else, or if in their opinion, this meets the ordinance, they come back with additional information. MOTION RESTATED: MS (Scott/MeCandliss) to have staff re-examine the justification for their recommendation on the storage and have either their recommendations remain the same or make recommendations for additional storage someplace else, prior to the final map. SUBSTITUTE MOTION: It was moved by Mayor Hyde to continue this matter to the next regular meeting which is two weeks' hence, and then during that time, ask staff to review the storage as contemplated and consider whether or not, in light of the discussions, it would be appropriate to have other storage arrangements prescribed. The motion died for lack of second. Mr. Sheldon stated he would be willing to provide an additional 100 cubic feet of storage area in every carport. Mr. Peterson said that the developer has already exceeded the storage requirements and this additional storage is the most common place to meet the requirements o£ the ordinance. MOTION WITHDRAWN: Councilman Scott withdrew his motion for staff's re-examination of the storage recommendations; Councilwoman McCandliss agreed to the second. MSUC (Scott/McCandliss) to include as a condition of the resolution that the developer add 100 cubic feet to every carport for storage. MSUC (Hyde/Scott) that the applicant fulfill the design requirements for the entrances as specified by the Design Review Committee. 6a. RESOLUTION 'NO. 10329 APPROVING TENTATIVE MAP FOR CHULA VISTA TRACT 80-25, CASTLE PARK TOWNHOMHS RESOLUTION OFFERED by Councilman Scott as amended, the reading of the text was waived by unanimous consent, passed and adopted by a unanimous vote. MSUC (Hyde/Scott) that the staff schedule a COUNCIL CONFERENCE at the earliest practical date to review the ordinance with regard to storage space in condominium conversions. City Council Meeting -4- November 25, 1980 7. PUBLIC HEARING CONSIDERATION OF PRBZONING PROPERTY ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET AT M~kPLE DRIVE TO R-3-P-12 The public hearing was continued to December 16, 1980 (see page 1). RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES, FIRST READING 8. RESOLUTION NO. 10330 ORDERING THE "L" STREET/CHURCH OF CHRIST REORGANIZATION The area comprises 3.53 acres located on the south side of "L" Street between Fourth and Fifth Avenues. The Council has not initiated proceedings because of the pending agreement with the County on the transferof propertytaX pursuant to AB 8; however, in accordance with the Government Code, this proposal will be abandoned unless the pro- ceedings are completed by April 7, 1981. The Resolution orders the Reorganization and a detachment from the Montgomery Sanitation District, the Montgomery Fire Protection District and the San Diego County Flood Control District - Zone 3. RESOLUTION OFFERED by Councilman Cox, the reading of the text was waived by unanimOus consent, passed and adopted by a unanimous vote. 9. RESOLUTION NO. 10331 APPROVING REPAYMENT FOR SEWER LATERAL CONSTRUCTION AT 27 AND 35 FLOWER STREET AND 124 HILLTOP DRIVE In conjunction with the construction of improvements for the Morgan-Gardner Sub- division, the developers built three sewer laterals to properties at 27 and 35 Flower Street and 124 Hilltop Drive. Since these properties are outside the Subdivision area, the resolutions sets up the repayment to Morgan-Gardner for these installations. RESOLUTION OFFERED by Councilman Gillow, the reading of the text was waived by unanimous consent, passed and adopted by a unanimous vote. 10. RESOLUTION NO. 10332 ACCEPTING GRANT OF EASEMENT FOR STREET LIGHTS AND APPURTENANCES The easement is located within the Town Centre Townsite Tract 1 along the east side of Fourth Avenue and the south side of Center Street. Acceptance of the easement is necessary for maintenance and operation of street lights. RESOLUTION OFFERED by Councilman Scott, the reading of the text was waived by unanimous consent, passed and adopted by a unanimous vote. 11. RESOLUTION NO. 10353 APPROVING ENCROACH~NT PERMIT ALLOWING PARDEE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY TO MAINTAIN TEMPORARY SECURITY FENCING ACROSS THE CITY'S RIGHT OF WAY IN CASA DEL REY SUBDIVISION Pardee Construction Company is constructing new homes in the Casa del Rey Subdivision between Paseo Entrada and Paseo del Notre. The contractor has erected temporary chain link fencing around the construction area for protection against theft and vandalism. The chain link fencing with gates has been installed across Paseo Marguerita and Paseo Sierra. RESOLUTION OFFERED by Mayor Hyde, the reading of the text was waived by unanimous consent, passed and adopted by a unanimous vote. 12. RESOLUTION NO. 10334 APPROVING ENCROACHMENT PERMIT FOR ?72 BROADWAY The motel sign was approved for location 15 feet from the face of the curb; however, Pacific Sign Construction installed it 12.5 feet from the curb. Due to a drop in elevation from the back of the public sidewalk to the motel building causing a hazard to pedestrian traffic, the owner installed a wrought iron fence approximately 13 feet from the curb face. RESOI~TION OFFERED by Mayor Hyde, the reading of the text was waived by unanimous consent, passed and adopted by a unanimous vote. City Council Meeting -5- November 25, 1980 13. RESOLUTION NO. 10335 ACCEPTING BIDS AND AWARDING CONTRACT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF STRBBT LIGHTS ON BONITA ROAD The installation of City-owned street lights has been approved in the FY80-81CIP (GT-110). The project is being done in conjunction with the utility undergrounding on Bonita Road between Otay Lakes Road and Willow Street. It was recommended that the contract be awarded to the low bidder, Select Electric, San Diego, in the amount of $14,61S.00. RESOLUTION OFFERED by Mayor Hyde, the reading of the text was waived by unanimous consent, passed and adopted by a unanimous vote. 14. RESOLUTION NO. 10556 APPROVING JOINT POWERS AGRBEMENT FOR THE CONTINUATION OF AUTOMATED REGIONAL JUSTICE SYSTEM (ARJIS) The Joint Powers Agreement (3PA) is for continuance of the agreement with the San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG). Chula Vista's estimated six months' cost (January 1 to June 50, 1981) is $12,657; for the fiscal year 1982, the City's cost will be estimated at $61,905. RESOLUTION OFFERED by Mayor Hyde, the reading of the text was waived by unanimous consent, pa~sed and adopted by a unanimous vote. 15. REPORT OF THE CITY ~i~NAGER a. Summary of Orange County Tour: The City Council visited three projects on October 30, 1980 developed as part of the Orange County Affordable Housing Program: Warmington Aliso Creek Villas, Quail Creek by Sterling Homes and a small development called Casa Rey. The City Manager presented the Council with a written summary of the tour. MS (Scott/McCandliss) to schedule a Council Conference for the first meeting date in January (January 8, 1981) to consider the inclusionary housing. Councilman Cox suggested having a Saturday workshop and inviting representatives from the Board of Realtors, Building Contractors Association, lending institutions and developers to discuss the matter. SUBSTITUTE MOTION: 5~UC (Cox/Scott) to delete the motion for the January 8 Council Conference and schedule a work session for Saturday, January t0 to include not only City staff but also members of the Board of Realtors, Builders Contractors Association, people from the lending institutions and interested developers to talk about in- clusionary housing and what would be the best approach for Chula Vista to pursue. Councilman Scott asked the City Manager to provide the Council with the separate report prepared by Mr. Dave Gustafson. b. Report on Naming Chula Vista Station of the San Diego Trolley: It was moved by Mayor Hyde to docket this item for the December 9 Council meeting. Council discussion followed regarding various names for the station. Mayor Hyde withdrew his motion. MSUC (Scott/Gillow) that the station be called "Chula Vista 'H' Street Station". MSC (Cox/Scott) to recommend the name of "Chula Vista Palomar Street Station" for the other station site. Mayor Hyde spoke against the motion indicating there was no need for including the "Chula Vista" - it should be a shorter name, such as "Palomar Station." The motion carried by a vote of 3 to 2 with Mayor Hyde and Councilwoman McCandliss voting "no". c. Beach at the J Street Marina: City Manager Cole reported that the Port District has difficulty dealing with this request since they will be receiving bids for the riprap on December 19 and awarding the contract on January 8, 19gl. Director of Planning Peterson explained that the Port District staff feels the riprap is necessary to prevent the bank from eroding. They will provide stairways down the enbankment through the riprap to the beach (low tide) but are unwilling to remove the riprap from the park area and substitute a man-made beach for it. City Council Meeting -6- November 25, 1980 Council discussion ensued noting the possible areas for beach sites [south end of the marina; inner harbor south end; and an area on the west phase of the arm of the boat launching ramp); safety factors; future expansion of the marina; the proposed RV Park; suggestion to have a representative of the Port District talk to the Council at the December 9 meeting to support their position. MSUC [Scott/Hyde) for a letter from the Mayor to the Port staff, with a copy to Phil Creaser (Port Commissioner), stating that the Council would like the south beach area eliminated from the riprap bid until such time as (Council) decides it is not feasible to develop it into a beach. d. Closing of Streets at Railroad Crossings. City Manager Cole reported that the Metropolitan Transit District Board [~I'DB) will be closing the railroad crossings at F Street from December 4-S and E Street on December 5-7. e. Use of North Entrance at City Hall. City Manager Cole explained that this door has been kept locked and the court patrons are using the west entrance (at the patio) to the Court Chamber. The Court has asked the City to provide a hard surfaced walk to the patio entrance from their facilities in view of the coming rainy weather. This will cost approximately $300 [asphalt walk). MSC [Scott/Hyde) to authorize putting in the asphalt walk. Councilman Cox voted "no" stating he felt the County should bear this expense. f. Encroachment Permit for MTDB. City Manager Cole reported that the MTDB has awarded the contract for the Chula Vista "H" Street Station and has asked for an encroachment permit to do work on Colorado Avenue. This street vacation has been set for public hearing on December 9, 1980. City Engineer Lippitt said he has been meeting with MTDB for over a year now on this project. On October 21, 1980, MTDB asked for the encroachment permit; however, the City Attorney and City Manager stated it should follow formal street vacation process. MTDB has asked for permission to demolish the pavement and sidewalk prior to the public hearing. Noting pros and cons on this request, Mr. Lippitt recommended approval of the issuance of the encroachment permit. MSUC (Scott/Gillow) to allow the encroachment permit with the condition that if the Council is convinced at the public hearing that it is not in the best interest of the City to vacate the road, the MTDB will reinstate the road in its former condition. g. Cadillac Fairview Homes West's Proposal on the Western Salt Property. City Manager Cole submitted a fact sheet on the summary of the proposed project which he said is presently being processed by staff (a fee of $19,000 has been paid). MS (Hyde/Gillow) to direct staff to take no further action on the processing of the application of Cadillac Fairview as it is described until such time as the Council has had an opportunity to come to a position with regard to the Growth Management Plan for its sphere of influence, and if such an action is approved by the City Council, that (Council) he prepared to refund a portion of this fee, if not all of it, if there never is any work on such application. City Attorney Lindberg stated that this process would have to be established by ordinance in accordance with the provisions of the zoning ordinance. A moratorium would have to be established. Mayor Hyde WITHDREW HIS MOTION; Councilman Gillow agreed to the second. SUBSTITUTE MOTION: MS (Hyde/Gillow) to declare by emergency ordinance a moratorium on the processing of all plans and general plan amendments on properties eastward of the corporate limits of the City until such time as (Council) considers and takes action with regard to growth management policies. Councilman Cox spoke against the motion declaring there is no demonstrated need for the moratorium - no specific plans have been submitted to date, and Cadillac Fairview has invested money with the full knowledge that at some future point, the Council may disallow any type of development or change of densities. Councilman Scott agreed adding that an emergency ordinance takes a 4/5s vote and both he and Councilman Cox will be voting against it. City Council Meeting -7- November 25, 1980 In answer to Councilwoman McCandliss' question, Development Services Administra- tor Robens explained his direction for staff's priority in reviewing these plans. 5~ayor Hyde WITHDREW HIS MOTION; Councilman Gillow agreed to the second, MSC (Hyde/Gillow) that the staff bring back an ordinance for consideration of a non-emergency moratorium on processing of plan applications and general plan amendments for areas beyond the eastern boundary of the City limits until such time as (Council) has had time to resolve the growth management program for the City. Councilman Scott spoke against the motion stating that it is "pre3uding the development. He felt the Council should allo~ the Cadillac Fairview plans to progress to the point where the Council would see whether or not it would fit into the growth pattern. The motion carried by a vote of 5 to 2 with Councilmen Scott and Cox voting "no". h. ~cti~g City Manager. City Manager Cole announced that he will be absent from the City tomorrow and Development Services Administrator Robens will be the Acting City Manager. i. City Manager's Oral Agenda Items. Councilman Scott declared that the numerous items being submitted by the City Manager constitute having "a Council meeting after a Council meeting" and should be made either as a part of the agenda or given to the Council under "Information Only." Added to the length of the meeting are the items brought up by the Mayor and Councilmen making the meetings a little "ludicrous." j. Conference Schedule. City Manager Cole submitted a revised schedule of future Council Conferences. REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS AND DEPARTMENT HEADS 16. REPORT ON HANDYTRANS SURVEY. Development Services Administrator Robens presented a detailed written report of the results of an on-board survey of HandYtrans patrons which was conducted during October 21-23, 1980. Generally, the survey revealed an increase in ridership and an increase in the target groups' mobility due to HandYtrans. These groups are the elderly and mobility-impaired individuals who either cannot ride Chula Vista Transit or have limited access to other transportation. MSUC (Gillow/Scott) to accept the report. Transit Coordinator Gustafson answered the Council's questions regarding the survey including the time factor; the 13% declaration that the buses are dirty; and the analysis of extending the hours of operation. 17. REPORTS ON CHULA VISTA TRANSIT (cFr) OPERATIONS FOR FIRST QUARTER FY80-81 AND HANDYTRAN$ OPERATIONS FOR FIRST QUARTER FY80-81. Development Services Administrator Robens submitted the reports on the operating statistics for both Chu]a Vista Transit and HandYtrans for the first quarter of FY80-81. In summary, the report indicated a 9.6 percent decrease in ridership during the first quarter of FYS1 compared with the same quarter in FY80; this quarter contains much higher cost ratios compared with previous quarters; the farebox revenue/operating cost ratio for the quarter was only 12 percent. MSUC (Gillow/Scott) to accept report. 18. REPORT ON THE REMOVAL OF PEPPER TREES AT THE CORNER OF F STREET AND FOURTH AVENUE In a written report to Council, Development Services Admin~£trator Robens reported that five of the six large California Pepper trees on F Street at the corner of Fourth Avenue are dying. The sixth, while apparently still healthy, has been severely disfigured due to the removal of one of the major limbs which was caused by a vehicle striking it. Eight replacement pepper trees have been planted behind the large trees at the time of the F Street widening. The recommendation was for Council's authorization to remove the six large pepper trees. MSC (Scott/Hyde) to accept the recommendation. Councilwoman McCandliss voted "no". City Council Meeting -8- November 25, 1980 19. REPORT ON MADDY LOCAL APPOINTIVE LIST ACT. In a written report to Council, City Clerk Jennie Fulasz reported on the Maddy Act which became effective on January 1, 1977. In accordance with the Act, a notice of vacancy is posted after the Council officially acknowledges the vacancy. The City Clerk requested authorization to post the vacancy at the time she receives written notification in order to expedite the process of filling vacancies. MSUC (Scott/Cox) to accept the recommendation. MAYOR'S REPORT 20a. MSUC (Scott/Gillow) to ratify the appointment of Robert E. Torbett to the Safety Commission. b. MSUC (Scott/Gillow) to ratify the appointment of Anna Maw Nute to the Human Relations Commission. c. Operation "Snowbird" Mayor Hyde asked for Council's approval of funding the entire $1000 for purchase of snow for the Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony on December 11 and that any additional funds that may come from the community be used to supplement the purchase of additional snow. MSUC (Scott/Hyde) Approval be given to funding $1000 for the snow as reported by the Mayor. COUNCIL COMMENTS Archway Inn Condemnation Proceedings. Councilman Scott inquired as to the status of the operation of the condemnation proceedings involving the owner of the Archway Inn on Telegraph Canyon Road. City Attorney Lindberg explained that the matter is set for trial in early January. He discussed the initial request which was made two years ago adding that he will submit a full report to the Council. ADJOURN~.~NT at 9:50 p.m. to the meeting scheduled for Tuesday, December 9, 1980 at 7:00 p.m.