HomeMy WebLinkAboutRCC AGENDA PK 1984/02/27February 21, 1984
T0: Chairman and Members of ,the Resource Conservation Committee
FROM: Gregory R. Cox, Mayor ,~II~L
SUBJECT: Ad Hoc Committee on Hazardous & Toxic Substances
At the February 7, 1984 City Council meeting, the Council accepted
a report regarding the proposed comoosition of a task force on
environmental concerns and requested that the R.C.C. provide an
ex-officio member to serve on the committee.
Attached for your information is a description of the functions
of the committee, and a list of the voting and ex-officio members.
bJe would appreciate your making an appointment to the committee at
your February 27, 1984 meeting. Please have your secretary contact
my office with the name of your appointee as soon as you have taken
action on this request. The first meeting of the committee will be
at 4:00 p.m, on Thursday, March 8, 1984, in Conference Rooms 2 and 3
of the Public Services Building.
GRC:mab
TASK FORCE ON ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS
The committee shall be composed of nine (9) voting members and
six_ (6) exofficio members shall be appointed by the Mayor and
approved by the City Council for a term of one (1) year. The
committee shall meet at its discretion.
The broad purpose of the committee is to (1) verify the type
and degree of environmental monitoring that is currently being
performed by various agencies, (2) review current monitoring
results, and (3) disseminate information concerning hazardous_
waste matters to the Council.
The scope of responsibility and objectives of the committee
shall include the following:
1. Obtain and review various monitoring results,
reports and investigations relative to hazardous
wastes treated, stored or handled.
2. Obtain and review reports made relative to any
spill of hazardous waste which occurs in the
Chula Vista Sphere of Influence which could
potentially impact the Chula Vista environment.
3. Establish liaison with the various regulatory
agencies so as to assure prompt receipt of
monitoring results, reports, investigations and
corrective actions that may be recommended or
required. Evaluate whether current monitoring
of environmental concerns are adequate or if
additional monitoring is deemed necessary.
4. Evaluate the effectiveness of existing monitoring/
reporting systems and evaluate their current
method of distribution. '~
_, 5. Prepare a final report for 'the City Council in-
cluding findings and recommendations of the
committee.
6. Prepare special reports, if appropriate, concern-
ing spills, illegal dumping, potential escape of
leachate or other hazardous waste activities
presenting a potential hazard to the community.
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CITY OF CHULA VISTA
TASK FORCE ON ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS
PROPOSED COMPOSITION
VOTING MEMBERS
City Residents/Homeowners
Bill McBreen - President of Point Robinhood Homeowners
Association, retired armed forces officer, retired aerospace
executive from Hughes Aircraft Company.
Joy Sheresh - Chairman of the Chula Vista Safety Commission,
past chairman Chula Vista Human Relations Commission.
County Officials
-- Department of Public Health _ - (David Marx)
-- Solid Waste Management (Race 61i1t)
Industry Representatives
Jim McAuley, Project Manager at Appropriate Technologies (BKK),
15 years experience in industrial water and waste treatment,
operations, design and technical services.
Larry Borbolla - Rohr Industries Manager of Environmental
Control and Maintenance, responsible for corporate regulatory
compliance for 13 years, member of the County's Community
Resource Panel advising the Board of Supervisors on air
pollution control matters.
Sweetwater Authority
Bob Purdue - Water Quality Superintendent, active in the water
quality control area for 14 years, BA from SDSU in chemistry.
Otay Municipal Water District
Milt Emerson - General Manager of water districts for 8 years,
General Manager of Otay Municipal Water District for 2 years,
civil engineer, graduated from USC, formerly a public works
director, city engineer and city manager.
General Business Representative
Douglas Fuller
Fuller Ford for
Vice President,
Commerce, past
3 years.
- native of Chula Vista, General Manager of
8 years, graduate of Northwood Institute 1975,
Board of Directors, Chula Vista Chamber of
president Windsor Heights Homeowners Association
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Ex-Officio Members
Al Danzig
1. Air Pollution Control District - Stella 4lillcox, Alternate
2. Representative of academic community
J. D. Heinrich - Professor of chemistry (inorganic and
organic) at Southwestern College for 13 years, fornier
industrial organic chemist.
3. City of Chula Vista
City Mana er John Goss
4. County of San Die o - CAO's Office - David Janssen
5. City of San Die o Official
Mike Burner - Fire Department Battalion Chief with San
Diego Fire Department £or 17 years in charge of develop-
ing hazardous material inspection procedures for in-
specting businesses in San Diego County that use hazardous
waste, member County Subcommittee on Hazardous Material.
6. Chula Vista Resource Conservation Commission Official