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HomeMy WebLinkAboutcc min 1980/09/23 MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF CHULA VISTA, CALIFORNIA Tuesday, September 23, 1980 - 7:00 p.m. Council Chambers, 276 Fourth Avenue ROLL CALL Councilmen present: Mayor Hyde, Councilmen Scott, Gillow, Cox, McCandliss Councilmen absent: None Staff present: City Manager Cole, Assistant City Manager Asmus, 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. 1. A~PROYAL O~ MINUTES for the meeting of September 16, 1980 MSUC (McCandliss/Scott) that the minutes be approved, copies having been sent to each Councilman. 2. Si~CTA1. ORDERS OF THE DAY a. RESOLUTION NO. 10264 RECOGNIZING MINOR DIVISION OF THE BOBBY SOX LEAGUE WINNING THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Mayor Hyde read the resolution and presented it to Mr. Monroe Ahrenstein, President of the Chula Vista Bobby Sox Team in recognition of the Minor Division of the League winning the National Championship held in Buena Park during the week of August 11, 1980. RESOLUTION OFFERED by Mayor Hyde, passed and adopted by a unanimous vote. b. PROCLAMATION DECLARING THE DAYS OF OCTOBER 3-5 1980 AS "LIONS CLUB WHITE CANE DAYS" Mayor Hyde read the Proclmnation and presented it to Mr. Roy Buddhu, Governor for District 406 of the Lions Club. 3. O~AL C~ICATIONS a. MSUC (McCandliss/Cox) that Item 19 (Report on traffic conditions on Bonita Road near Allen School Road) be pulled forward to follow the public hearings. b. Robert Olmatead, 1404 North Grand, Santa Ana, Vice President of Alliance American Press, Inc., referred to the regulations governing discount coupon books. He explained that theirs is a "discount club" which differs in that there is no expiration date. He requested that (1) their $30,000 bond with the State of California be accepted as fulfilling the requirement for a bond, and (2) the requirement for a statement from all businesses involved be waived. They have 5,000 to 6,000 members, including several hundred in Chula Vista which constantly change, and would make this requirement prohibitive. MSUC (Scott/Cox) that this be referred to staff with a report back to the Council as to exactly what it means and whether or not it is fair. c. Linda Bovet, 295 "C" Street, discussed the concerns of residents on "C" Street regarding the traffic hazards on this street. She referred to a letter written by the Elementary School District to the Council and the Board of Supervisors asking that sidewalks be installed on the street; and further requested that the traffic situation as a whole be studied, not only from Shirley Street and Second Avenue, but from North Glover and "C" Street. MSUC (Cox/Hyde) that Mrs. Bovet's request be referred to the Safety Engineer, City staff and the Safety Commission for a report back to the Council. Council Minutes -2- September 23, 1980 d. James Matherly, 402 Oaklawn, Chula Vista, read a statement he presented to the Comprehensive Planning Organization on their Regional Transportation Energy Plan. He spoke against the plan and any further government overspending, including money for the Tijuana Rapid Transit. 4. WRI'I'£~N C(~D-NICATION$ a. REQUEST FOR COUNCIL'S INTEREST IN ANNEXING A P~RRCEL OF PROPERTY ADJACENT TO CITY BOUNDARY AT WOODLAWN PARK AREA MSUC (Scott/Gill~) that this be referred to staff. PUBLIC g~INC-;S AND~gLA.TED ORDINANCES 5. PUBLIC HEARING CONSIDERATION OF REZONING MOBILE HOME PARK SITES AT 701 "D" STREET AND 708 "H" STREET FROM R-3 TO MHP This being the time and place as advertised, Mayor Hyde opened the public hearing. The ordinance adopted on August 19, 1980 specified that the M]{P zone can be applied to properties of less than 5 acres where the Council finds that a smaller park would protect the supply of affordable housing. On June 11, 1980 the Planning Commission recommended that the Council enact ordinances rezoning Jade Bay Mobile Lodge at 701 "D" Street to MHP in accordance with their Resolution PCZ-80-H(1) and Bison Mobile Home Park at 708 "H" Street to MHP in accordance with their Resolution PCZ-80-H(3). Director of Planning Peterson noted that these two rezonings were before the Council on August 5, 1980 and were continued until it was determined whether the MHP zone should be amended to allow its application to parcels less than 5 acres. He said the two parcels fulfill the necessary findings and he concurred with the Planning Commission recommendation to adopt the ordinance. Mayor Hyde noted for the record that a letter was received from Mr. Sam Kubota, owner of the Jade Bay Mobile Lodge opposing the rezoning. There being no further comments, either for or against, the public hearing was declared closed. a. ORDINANCE NO. 1921 AMENDING THE REZONING MAP TO CHANGE THE ZONE FOR 4.35 ACRES AT 701 "D" STREET FROM R-3 TO MHP - FIRST READING b. ORDINANCE NO. 1922 AMENDING THE ZONING MAP TO CHANGE THE ZONE FOR 4.37 ACRES AT 708 "H" STREET FROM R-3 TO MHP - FIRST READING IT WAS MOVED by Councilman Scott that the ordinances be placed on first reading and that the reading of the text be waived by unanJ~nous consent. Councilwoman McCandliss noted that in Mr. Kubota's letter, he discusses the fact that this may involve rent control. In anser to her query, Mr. Peterson said staff had not contacted Mr. Kubota regarding this impression. Mayor Hyde suggested that it would be appropriate for staff to call Mr. Kubota and make that point clear and answer any other questions he may have. The motion to place the ordinances on first reading carried unanimously. 6. PUBLIC HEARING CONSIDERATION OF AN APPLICATION TO REZONE 7.78 ACRES ON THE EAST SIDE OF NACION AVENUE, NORTH OF TELEGRAPH CANYON ROAD, FROM R-1 TO R-3-P-23 This being the time and place as advertised, }~yor Hyde opened the public hearing. The applicant, Dale Building Company, is requesting a change of zone to R-3-P-23 (Multiple family, 23 units per acre, subject to a precise plan). The Council recently amended the General Plan establishing a density range of 13-26 dwelling units per acre for the 7.87 acre site. Council Minutes -3- September 23, 1980 On August 27, 1980 the Planning Commission recommended that the Council approve a change of zone from R-1 to R-3-P-12 in accordance wi th their Resolution PCZ-80-E. The staff recommended R-3-P-15, subject to the precise plan guidelines outlined in Resolution PCZ-80-E. Director of Planning Peterson described the area and stated that due to slope and drainage areas, the usable acreage is approximately 5.5 acres and the R-3-P-23 zoning would result in a density of 31 units per acre. He reported that two petitions have been received, one with 261 signatures opposing apartment or condominium development in excess of 8 units per acre, and one with 13 signatures expressing concern regarding traffic and noise. Mayor Hyde explained that a revised ordinance has been presented to the Council adding a provision of requiring dedication of 3% of the units for low and moderate income housing or payment of in lieu fees. Dick Brown, 1050 Pioneer Way, E1 Cajon (representing the Gersten Companies) stated that the Environmental Impact Report indicates no significant environmental impact from the 171 unit development and the density issue becomes a philosophical one. He dicussed the background of the property being deeignated as CV on the General Plan and previously zoned CV, conditioned on a plan being submitted. Since a plan was never submitted, the zoning remains R-1. He commented on traffic, schools, design criteria, noise and setbacks, stating there was no probl~n with these items. He asked that the 3% requirement for low and moderate income housing be deleted until the ordinance has been adopted requiring it and that the R-3-P-23 zoning be approved. The following residents spoke in opposition to the rezoning: Del Boerner, 163 Camino Entrada (representing Hilltop Vista Homeowners); David Campbell, 7737 Nacion Avenue; Stephen Howard, 266 Camino Vista Real; Bill Sears, 393 East Milan Court; Jerry Valk, 291 Camino Vista Real; and Richard Haenel, 736 Nacion Avenue, citing problems with noise, traffic, parking, school adequacy, pedestrian safety, and density. It was requested that the density be limited to 6 - 8 units per acre. Mr. Brown responded to the concerns expressed and urged that the density requested be approved to provided needed housing. Councilman Scott expressed his concern that since the provision for low and moderate income housing is presently under review, to include it in this instance would be pr e~natur e. In response to a query from Mayor Hyde, Director of Planning Peterson said the County Housing Authority has tentatively agreed to work with the City on an inclusionary zoning program. Mayor Hyde expressed his concern regarding the provision that if a certain density is recommended, in their review, the Design Review Committee would have an opportunity to reduce it. He said he could see no problem with the Committee making a recommendation, but any reduction should be referred back to the Council. MS (Cox/Scott) that the provision for 3% of units for low and moderate income housing be deleted (adopt the first draft of the ordinance rather than the revised draft). Mayor Hyde spoke against the motion, citing the need for this type of housing. The MOTION CARRIED by a vote of 4-1, with Mayor Hyde voting "No." There being no further comments, either for or against, the public hearing was declared closed. a. ORDINANCE N0.1923 AMENDING THE ZONING MAP TO CItANGE THE ZONE OF 7.78 ACRES ON THE EAST SIDE OF NACION AVENUE, NORTH OF TELEGRAPH CANYON ROAD FROM R-1 TO R-3-P-12- FIRST READING IT WAS MOVED by Mayor Hyde that the ordinance be placed on first reading and that the reading of the text be waived by unanimous consent. The motion carried unanimously. Council Minutes -4- September 23, 1980 The Council recessed at 8:40 p.m. and the meeting reconvened at 8:50 p.m. 7. PUBLIC HEARING CONSIDERATION OF TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP FOR CHULA VISTA TRACT 80-31, GATEWAY TOWNHOUSES, BETWEEN BONITA ROAD AND 1-805 This being the time and place as advertised, Mayor Hyde opened the public hearing. The applicant is seeking approval of a tentative subdivision map for the development of a 205 unit townhouse condominium project on two lots located on both sides of the 100 block of East Flower Street, north of Bonita Road and west of 1-805 in the R-3-P-13 zone. On August 27, 1980 the Planning Commission certified the Environmental Impact Report, EIR-76-11 and recommended approval of the tentative map in accordance with their Resolution ~CS-80-31. Director of Planning Peterson described the project, discussing the garages, open parking spaces, private street system, recreation areas, design and off-sets. He noted the provision for the inclusionary housing progran as recommended by the Planning Commission and staff. John Morgan, 6153 Fairmount Extension, San Diego (developer) expressed his appreciation to the staff for their help and cooperation in handling this tentative subdivision map. ~]ere being no further comments, either for or against, the public hearing was declared closed. a. RESOLUTION NO.10265 APPROVING TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP FOR CHULA VISTA TRACT 80-31, GATEWAY TOWNHOUSES RESOLUTION OFFERED by Councilwoman McCandliss, the reading of the text was waived by unanimous consent. MS (Scott/Cox) that the 3% requirement (for low and moderate income housing) be deleted. Mayor Hyde referred to paragraph #9 of the Planning Commission Resolution PCS-80-31: "All residential pads shall be one foot above the 100 year storm level." He suggested the wording be amended to read "...at least one foot..." Councilman Scott included the suggestion in his motion. Councilman Cox agreed to the second and the motion carried unanimously. THE RESOLUTION, as amended, was passed and adopted by a unanimous vote. Mayor Hyde referred to Item 6. He noted that the ordinance was adopted including the Planning Commission Resolution which specified the Design Review Committee would have the authority to reduce the density below the R-l-12 figure for reasons of design. MSUC (Hyde/Scott) that Item 6 he reconsidered to strike that provision out of the Planning Commission resolution. MSUC (Hyde/Scott) that in the Planning Commission Resolution PCZ-80-E, paragraph "c" be re-worded to show that the Design Review Committee may recommend to the City Council the density be reduced to lower than 12 units per net acre. IT WAS MOVED by Mayor Hyde that the ordinance as amended be placed on first reading without reading the heading again. MSUC (Scott/Hyde) that a letter be sent from the Mayor explaining this change to the Planning Commission. 8. PUBLIC HEARING CONSIDERATION OF THE FORMATION OF THE CASA DEL REY REIMBURSEMENT DISTRICT (Continued from August 19, 1980) This being the time and place as advertised, Mayor Hyde opened the public hearing. Council Minutaes -5- Sept~nber 23, 1980 At the meeting of August 19, 1980 the Gersten Company objected to several items that were included in the cost distribution within the district. The City Engineer has met with representatives of Casa del Rey and the Gersten Company and considered each of the objections to the assessments. Several modifications to the costs to be assessed have now been incorporated in the proposal. City Engineer Lippitt said staff has responded to the interpretation that the City can only include reimbursement of improvements in excess of that required to serve the development in any reimbursement formula and to the question of the City's ability to adopt a reimbursement ordinance supplemental to the State Map Act. He said staff has spread the costs on the basis of "benefit received" in accordance with the intent of the ordinance. Mr. Lippitt discussed the major changes made in the costs: (1) Generally benefits will be spread on a unit basis, not on an acreage basis; (2) Each site on Paseo Ladera north of the open space area will be spread on a frontage basis; and (3) Electrical and water facilities costs were deleted as these facilities would become the property of the electric and water companies. Dick Brown, 1050 Pioneer Way, E1 Cajon (representing the Gersten Companies) stated the critical issue is "what costs are to be spread." He spoke in opposition to the formation of the district as proposed as being inequitable with the Gersten Companies paying 69.3% of the costs, and discussed the legal point of the interpretation of the ordinance. He said the Gersten Companies are agreeable to paying their "fair share." Stephen M. Eckis (Attorney) 460 North Magnolia, E1 Cajon (representing the Gersten Companies) presented an excerpt from the Govermment Code and the City Ordinance, emphasizing that reimbursement will be made based on the "excess costs" between the amount it would have cost the developer to install such improvements to serve his development only and the total costs of such improvements. He called attention to three areas: (1) the Subdivision Map Act preempts the field with respect to reimbursement districts formed pursuant to the subdivision process; (2) the ordinance language provides for reimbursement of "excess costs," and (3) the participation of the Gersten Companies in the district is a condition of the E1 Rancho del Rey subdivision map. In answer to a query from the Council, City Attorney Lindberg said there is a fundamental legal disagreement in this case. He stated this was explained in his memorandum to the Council and he asked that all memoranda received from Mr. Eckis, Mr. Brown, Mr. Lippitt and the City Attorney be introduced into the record at the conclusion of the hearing. Craig Beam, 225 Broadway, San Diego (representing Casa del Rey/Ralph Monsees) discussed the circumstances surrounding the development of Casa del Rey, noting that the present access to the subdivision was made at the request of the City. He requested that the Council (1) accept the staff report, including Mr. Lindberg's report that addressed the issues raised; (2) approve the reimbursement district as shown on the plat; (3) approve the allocation of the costs to the parcels as identified; and (4) direct the City Manager and City Attorney to prepare a reimbursement agreement using the formula included in the exhibit as presented to the Council. Mr. Brown responded to comments made by Mr. Beam and suggested that the Council continue the hearing for a period of 60 to 90 days; instruct the staff to determine the true excess costs as required by the ordinance; and further instruct them to meet with the interested parties to try and reach agreement on what the excess cost~ are. Mr. Beam spoke against continuing the hearing, stating they are in total disagreement with Mr. Brown and Mr. Eckis in the interpretation of the ordinance and there seems to be no way to resolve it. There being no further comments, either for or against, the hearing wam declared closed. Councilnmn Scott commented that it seems apparent that a third party may have to determine whether the ordinance is legal. He suggested that the Council accept the recomn~ndation of the staff and if there is a probl~n, have it ironed out in the courts. Council Minutes -6- September 23, 1980 MSUC (Cox/Gillow) that the Council approve the formation of the Casa del Rey reimbursement district and direct the staff to bring back the necessary resolution and related documents. 19. REPORT ON TRAFFIC CONDITIONS ON BONITA ROAD NEAR ALLEN SCHOOL ROAD In July 1980, the Council heard a request from Jim Perkins for a review of the traffic conditions on Bonita Road as a result of a pedestrian fatality. In addition, a written request was received from the Bonita Business and Professional Association for the installation of a traffic signal at Bonita Road/Allen School Road. City Engineer Lippitt explained that the Traffic Engineer discussed the existing traffic conditions at this intersection with the Safety Commission and the Commission recommended against the installation of a signal as it will not significantly improve traffic safety on Bonita Road and it does not meet the necessary warrants. The staff Mike Quartararo, 4041 Bonita Road, Chula Vista (representing the Bonita Business and Professional Association) said people are afraid to cross the street on Bonita Road or to pull out of Allen School Road and make a left turn to go west. He said the signal was approved at one time in the budget, but was deleted due to Proposition 13. He discussed the traffic level, speed, and access probl~ns from various areas and asked that the signal be approved. Brian Monahan, 4365 Allen School Road, Bonita (teacher) said he was assigned to work with the Safety Patrol and it was determined that it would be unsafe for children to be placed on patrol on Bonita Road. He reported that children do live in the apar~nent buildings across the street and their parents are asked to drive them to school. He also urged that the signal be installed. MS (Hyde/Cox) that the light not be approved at this time, but in view of the fact that the undergrounding project will improve the lighting which will occur in the early part of the year, staff be directed to continue studying this area and report back on the first of March on the status of conditions in this area and the Council consider it at that time. Councilwoman McCandliss spoke against the motion. THE MOTION CARRIED by a vote of 4-1 with Councilwoman McCandliss voting "No". CONSH~T CALENDAR (Items 9 through 13) MSUC (Scott/Cox) that the Consent Calendar be approved and adopted. 9. RESOLUTION NO.10266 APPROVING A MUTUAL AID AGREEmeNT PLAN BETWEEN THE CITY OF CHULA VISTA AND THE SAN DIEGO AREA CHAPTER OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF BUILDING OFFICIALS On September 16, 1980 a final report on the Mutual Aid Agreement was presented to the Council with the recommendation that the agreement be adopted. The report was unanimously accepted and a resolution has been prepared for Council approval. 10. RESOLUTION N0.10267 APPROVING AGREE}~NT FOR USE OF TENANT LEASE SPACE, 359 TltIRD AVENUE The Council approved the construction of the Third Avenue drainage facility at Parkway. The project starts in Memorial Park and runs easterly across Third Avenue through an easement granted by Tom Money, and across the City parking lot to the alley drainage way east of Third Avenue. Mr Money has leased the garage area to Mr. Robert J. Clark, Sr., for an auto repair business. An asreement has been reached with Mr. Clark for the time that construction will disrupt the garage lease space sub-leased by the "Chula Vista Brake and Drum" business. 11. RESOLUTION NO.10268 APPROVING AGREEMENT FOR DEFERRAL OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS AT 110 FIRST AVENUE Humberto and Elva Amador requested a deferral of the requir~nent to install public improvements at 110 First Avenue. The request was approved and they must now enter into a deferral agreement with the City, Council Minutes -7- September 23, 1980 12. RESOLUTION N0.10269 APPROVING AGREEMENT FOR PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS AT 223 GARRETT AVENUE Mr. Ruben Becerril, owner of the property at 223 Garrett Avenue, requested a deferral of the requirement to install alley improvements at the time he applied for a permit to construct apartments on his property. The request was approved and he must now enter into a deferral agreement with the City. 13. RESOLUTION N0.10270 ACCEPTING PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS, CONSTRUCTION OF TWO NEW GOLF COURSE GREENS Woodstone Landscaping, Inc., has completed all work to the satisfaction of the City Engineer and in accordance with the contract documents dated June 27, 1980. A final inspection was made on September 10, 1980 and it was recommended that the public improvements be accepted. (END OF CONSEIT~CAI~NDA~) RESOLUTIONS AND O~DINA~CES, FIRET ~J~DING 14. RESOLUTION N0.10271 AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 9475 AND APPROVING ENCROACHMENT PERMIT TO ALLOW THE INSTALLATION OF TWO DRIVEWAYS, TWO RETAINING WALLS AND LANDSCAPING WITHIN CITY'S OPEN SPACE ADJACENT TO GREENWOOD PLACE By Resolution No. 9475, Council authorized the plac~nent of a concrete driveway within Open Space Lots 140 and 219 to serve two land-locked parcels owned by Dennis McCann. The proposed access has been changed to include two driveways, two retaining walls and landscaping, increasing the encroachment width to 76 feet. The City Engineer recommended approval of the encroachment permit conditioned upon (1) the execution of an agreement between Mr. McCann and the City to include maintenance by the owners, their heirs and assigns of the landscaping and concrete driveways; (2) a separate permit to be obtained by a properly licensed contractor before any work can be done in the City's right of way; and (3) the condition requiring annexation be modified to provide that the encroachment permit shall be revoked in the event that the owner withdraws his application for annexation to the City. RESOLUTION OFFERED by Councilman Scott, the reading of the text was waived by unanimous Kitty McCann, 4529 Taft Place, La Mesa, (applicant) said they would like to see the resolution approved except for the clause regarding annexation. Dennis McCann (applicant) commented that the City has already accepted 13% tax on another property. He asked if this could also apply to his property. The resolution was passed and adopted by a unanimous vote. MSUC (Scott/Hyde) that the Council ask the County if the City could have some annexations that are pending passed and then whatever they agree upon subsequently, go back and make them all the same. Assistant City Manager Asmus stated that AB 8 will not allow the Local Agency Formation Commission to complete an annexation until the tax is agreed upon. ~yor Hyde reported that the Comprehensive Planning Organization has appointed a task force to resolve this matter. 15. RESOLUTION NO.10272 APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR THE CHULA VISTA BAND REVIEW On September 16, 1980, Mr. Gerald May, Jr., President of the Chula Vista Band Review requested City support for the 1980 Band Review and waiver of costs for City services and equipment ($610). FY1980/81 budget included $100 for equipment usage, but City labor, Police Reserves and barricade rental are not budgeted and require out-of-pocket expenditure of funds. It was recommended that the resolution be approved appropriating $510 from the unappropriated balance of the Ceneral Fund for expenditures associated with the Band Review. RESOLUTION OFFERED by Mayor Hyde the reading of the text was waived by unanimous consent. Passed and adopted by a vote of 4-1 with Councilwoman McCandliss voting "no". Council Minutes -8- September 23, 1980 16. RESOLUTION N0.10273 APPROVING SPECIAL SEWER REPAYMENT DISTRICT FOR PROPERTIES ALONG THE SOUTH OF TOYON LANE Joseph V. Bush requested that a Sewer Repayment District be formed to recover a portion of his cost of installing an 8-inch sewer main in Toyon Lane. In February 1980, Dwight Gove of 30 Toyon Lane asked to be connected to the City sewer. In accordance with Ordinance 997, he was assessed the standard amount of $16 per front foot of his lot totalling $1,280. The assessment totals $937.83 for each property benefitting from the sewer. The City Engineer recommended that (1) the Council authorize the assessment of the four remaining properties (21, 30, 38 and 48 Toyon Lane) and reimburse this amount to Mr. Bush at the time of connection by the owners; (2) authorize payment to Mr. Bush in the amount of $1,118.37 from the assessment charged to Mr. Gove; and (3) and refund the excess charge to Mr. Gove ($1,280 less $937.83, plus interest). RESOLUTION OFFERED by Mayor Hyde, the reading of the text was waived by unanimous consent, passed and adopted by a unanimous vote. MSUC (Hyde/Gillow) that the foll~ing agenda items be continued to the meeting of September 30, 1980: Items 17, 20, 21, 23 and 24. MSUC (Hyde/Gillow) that agenda item 22 be continued to the Council Conference on September 25, 1980. 17. ORDINANCE ADDING A NEW CHAPTER 9.40 TO TITLE IX OF THE CHULA VISTA MUNICIPAL CODE ENTITLED "OFFENSES AGAINST PROPERTY" ALL RELATING TO THE PROHIBITION OF DEFACEMENT OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE PROPERTY FIRST READING (Continued to September 30, 1980) UNANIMOUS CONSENT ITEM 17A.RESOLUTION NO. 10274 APPROVING A STANDBY LOAN COMMITMENT OF $700,000 TO THE CHULA VISTA REDEVELOP}~NT AGENCY AND APPROPRIATING SAID AMOUNT City Manager Cole reported that the UDAG grant is moving, but the City has received a communication from Washington and it is necessary for the City to underwrite a potential shortfall in the development of the Town Center Focus area. Director of Community Development briefly discussed the situation and said the commitment is needed, but may never have to be used. Using charts, he presented figures to the Council showing the status of the development. RESOLUTION OFFERED by Councilman Scott, passed and adopted by a unanimous vote. 18.REPORT(S) OF '£~ CITY~ANAGER a. City b~nager Cole introduced the new Transit Coordinator, Mr. Bill Gustafson from New Orleans. The Council welcomed Mr. Gustafson to the staff. MSUC (McCandliss/Hyde) that an Executive Session be held for litigation purposes. 19. REPORT ON TRAFFIC CONDITIONS ON BONITA ROAD NEAR ALLEN SCHOOL ROAD (Discussed following public hearings - see page 6 of the minutes) a. RECOMMENDATIONS - TRAFFIC CONDITIONS ON BONITA ROAD NEAR ALLEN SCHOOL ROAD The Safety Commission recommended that (1) a traffic signal is not justified at this time. The Commission requested a staff survey as to the impact of prohibiting parking on the south side of Bonita Road between Willow Street and Otay Lakes Road; and (2) the County's bicycle route be extended from Willow Street to Otay Lakes Road, thereby eliminating the curb-side parking and improving sight distance of on-coming traffic. (See page 6 of the minutes) Council Minutes -9- Sept~uber 23, 1980 20. REPORT ON ORANGE COUNTY'S INCLUSIONARY HOUSING PROGRAM (Continued to September 30, 1980) 21. REPORTS ON CHULA VISTA TP. ANSIT OPERATIONS FOR FY 79/80 AND HANDYTRANS OPERATIONS FOR7/80 AND HANDYTRANS OPERATIONS FOR THE FOURTH QUARTER OF FY 79/80 (Continued until September 30, 1980) 22. REPORT ON COST OF CATERING THE BOARDS/COMMISSIONS/COMMITTEES SOCIAL ON NOVEMBER 13, 1980 AT THE PARK WAY COMMUNITY CENTER (Continued until September 25, 1980) 23. REPORT ON TELEPHONE SURVEY FOR CHULA VISTA TRANSIT (Continued until September 30, 1980) 24. REPORT ON FULL-SIZE TRANSPORTATION CARS (Continued until September 30, 1980) MAYOR'S REPORT (None) COI~IL CO{~I~NTS (None) The Council recessed to Executive Session at 11:00 p.m. The City Clerk was excused and the City Manager reported that the meeting reconvened at 11:15 p.m. AI)JOI~I{T at 11:15 p.m. to the meeting scheduled for Thursday, September 25, 1980 at 4:00 p.m. JENNIE M. FULASZ City Clerk /~'~puty City Clerk HINUTES OF AN ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF TIlE CITY OF CtlULA VISTA, CALIFORNIA Held-:-Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. 9/23/80 Date The City Council met in the Council Ch mbers/M ..... ;~ a '~"~- -e~-~-~ncc Room, 276 Fourth Avenue on the above date at 7:00 p.m. with the £ollowi~,g: Councilmen present: Mayor Hyde, Councilmen Scott, Gillow, Cox and McCandliss Councilmen absent: None ADJOURNHE]'IT The Mayor adjourned the meeting at 11:lSp.m. until Thursday, September 25, 1980 at 4:00p.m. in the ~i~/Conference Room, 276 Fourth Avenue, Chula Vista, California. I, JENNIE H. FULASZ, City Cl~rk of the City of Chula Vista, DO HEREBY CERTIFY that this is a full, true and correct copy of an order adopted by the City Council at the meeting of September 23, 1980 JE-NNIE M. FULASZ, CHC, Cit~YClerk City of Chula Vista, California STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) AFFIDAVIT OF POSTING ORDER COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO ) ss OF ADJOURNmeNT OF .~EETING CITY OF CHULA VISTA ) I, Jennie M. Fulasz, being first duly sworn depose and say : That I am the duly chosen, qualified and acting City Clerk of the City Council of the City of Chula Vista; That the Regular meeting of the Council of the City of Chula Vista was held September 23, 1980 and said meeting was adjou, rned to the time and place specified in the order of adjournment ATTACHED HERETO: That on September 24, 1980 at t=he hour of 11:00 I posted a copy of said order at a conspicuous place on or near the door of the place at which said me~ting of September 23, 1980 was held. Subscribed and sworn to before me this ~ ~ O~ICIAL SEaL No~gry P~lic in and for said County ~ ~ ~yeomm. ,x~r~ N.