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HomeMy WebLinkAboutcc min 1988/02/16 MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CHULA VISTA Tuesday, February 16, 1988 Council Chamber 7:00 p.m. Public Services Building ROLL CALL MEMBERS PRESENT: Mayor Cox: Councilmen Nader, Malcolm, Moore MEMBERS ABSENT: Councilwoman McCandliss STAFF PRESENT: City Manager Goss, Assistant City Manager Asmus, City Attorney Harron PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG, SILENT PRAYER 1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES MOTION MSUC (Moore/Cox) to approve the Minutes of the Council Conference of February 3, the General Plan Update of February 9 (5:30 p.m.), and the City Council meeting of February 9, 1988 (7 p.m.). (Councilman Malcolm abstained because of absence on the meeting of the General Plan Update of February 9th) 2. SPECIAL ORDERS OF THE DAY a. OATHS OF OFFICE - City Clerk City Clerk Fulasz administered the Oaths to Lee Ann Decker, International Friendship Commission and Louis Lo Cicero, Board of Appeals. CONSENT CALENDAR (Items 3a - 17) Items Pulled: 3c, 3d, 4, 11, 12, 13, 14, and 15 RESOLUTIONS OFFERED BY MAYOR COX, the reading of the texts was waived by unanimous consent, passed and approved unanimously. 3. WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS a. CONCERNS RE: TRAFFIC AT MELROSE/"L" ST; LACK OF REPRESENTATION - Gene Pierson, 972 Melrose Avenue, Chula Vista 92011-2336 Council directed that a letter be sent to Mr. Pierson acknowledging his most recent letter and referencing the previous action taken by the Council at their February 2 meeting. MINUTES - 2 February 16, 1988 b. REQUEST FOR MEMBERSHIP IN WE.TIP ORGANIZATION - Jackie Coffman, P.O. Box 740, Ontario, CA Council directed the letter be acknowledged but that the requested funding not be provided. c. REQUEST FOR SUPPORT OF CALIFORNIA HUNGER & HOMELESS ACT INITIATIVE - Rev. Joe Carroll, President, St. Vincent de Paul Center, 1550 Market Street, San Diego 92101 Pulled from the Consent Agenda. d. REQUEST TO PRESERVE LAND WEST OF CHULA VISTA MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE FOR A CULTURAL ARTS MUSEUM - Richard A. Pena, 5153 Sunnyside Drive, Bonita 92002 Pulled from the Consent Agenda. e. RESIGNATION FROM CHARTER REVIEW COMMITTEE - Hugh Campbell, 26 "D" Street, Chula Vista 92010 f. RESIGNATION FROM CHARTER REVIEW COMMITTEE - Norm Williams, 3404 Bonita Road, Chula Vista 92010 Council accepted the resignations with regret and directed that letters of appreciation be sent to Hugh Campbell and Norman G. Williams for their service on the Charter Review Committee. g. RESIGNATION FROM SAFETY COMMISSION George R. Smith, 1014 Cuyamaca Avenue, Chula Vista 92010 Council accepted the resignation with regret and directed that a letter of appreciation be sent to George R. Smith for his service on the Safety Commission. h. CLAIMS AGAINST THE CITY - FIVE CLAIMANTS CONTEND THEIR VEHICLE COLLIDED WITH ANOTHER VEHICLE DUE TO A MALFUNCTIONING TRAFFIC LIGHT - Romarico Mendoza, Rachel Lastimosa, Marina Mendoza, Francisca Mendoza, Jessie Mendoza, c/o Lehrer, Workman & Heying, Attorneys at Law, 520 N. Brookhurst, Suite 124, Anaheim, CA 92801 Council accepted the recommendation of the firm of Carl Warren & Company, Claims Adjustors and Risk Management staff that the five claims be denied due to remote liability on the party of the City. 4. RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING DESTRUCTION OF CERTAIN CITY CLERK RECORDS (City Clerk) Pulled from the Consent Agenda. MINUTES - 3 - February 16, 1988 5. RESOLUTION 13458 AUTHORIZING ~HE DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA TO PURCHASE ONE CARGO VAN AND SEVEN PICKUP TRUCKS ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF CHULA VISTA (Director of Finance) Resolution No. 6132 authorizes the City to participate in a cooperative bid with the State of California for the purchase of these vehicles. The total cost if ~67,235.96 and sufficient funds are provided for in the Equipment Replacement Fund for the vehicles. 6. RESOLUTION 13459 APPROVING AN ASSIGNMENT OF RIGHTS AND RELEASE FROM LIABILITY AGREEMENT AND AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO EXECUTE SAID AGREEMENT (Community Development Director) Although the City had approved subdivision plans for this parcel, State Department of Health Services, Hazardous Waste Division, questioned the environmental safety of the site. Subsequently, the owners filed a claim against the City and the previous owners to recover their development costs and damages. The Agreement allows the new purchaser, Darling-Delaware, to assume the former owners' responsibilities under the subdivision improvement agreement and releases the City and Agency from liability from the former owners. 7. RESOLUTION 13460 APPROVING AN AGREEMENT WITH THE COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO FOR COUNTY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT FUNDING OF THE TELEGRAPH CANYON FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT (Community Development Director) The project is to be implemented by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The County will receive 1986-87 CDBG funds allocated for the Montgomery area and by agreement with the City will remit the funds to the City for implementation of mutually approved CDBG-eligible projects. 8. RESOLUTION 13461 ACCEPTING BIDS AND AWARDING CONTRACT FOR IMPROVEMENT OF EL RANCHO DEL REY PARKSITE NUMBER 6 IN THE CITY OF CHULA VISTA, CALIFORNIA (Director of Public Works/City Engineer/Director of Parks & Recreation) The work to be done consists of park improvements and landscaping at E1 Rancho del Rey Parksite Number 6 (East "J" Street and Beechglen Drive) including but not limited to demolition and removal of existing improvements, stockpiling and replacement of existing fossil rock, clearing and grubbing, grading and drainage, construction of walks, steps, mow strips, a sitting wall, a park sign, a basketball court, two play areas, an exercise station, and a drainage channel; the installation of lighting and irrigation systems, drinking fountains, benches, trash containers, picnic tables, bridges, other site furnishings, and landscaping. MINUTES - 4 - February 16, 1988 Council accepted the bids and awarded the contract to low bidder, L. R. Hubbard Construction Co., Inc., San Diego in the amount of $404,342.08. 9. REPORT CITY OF CHULA VISTA AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ENDING JUNE 30, 1987 AND AUDITOR'S OPINION (Director of Finance) Touche Ross International has examined the combined financial statements of the City of Chula Vista including the Combined Balance Sheet, Combined Statement of Revenue and Expenditures, Changes in Financial Position and evaluation of the internal accounting controls of the City which disclosed no material weaknesses. 10. REPORT ON REQUEST OF MR. BOB CRANE FOR A WAIVER OF DEPOSIT FOR PROCESSING A TENTATIVE MAP (Director of Public Works/City Engineer) Mr. Crane's request concerns Tentative Parcel Map No. 86-1, which was conditionally approved on September 25, 1985. Council directed staff to accept initial deposits of ~1,000 for processing this Tentative Parcel Map and ~1,500 for the Final Parcel Map instead of the normal ~2,500 up-front deposit. 11. REPORT REGARDING THE PARKING PROBLEM AND SAFETY SITUATION AT VISTA SQUARE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (Director of Public Works/City Engineer) Pulled from the Consent Agenda. 12. REPORT ON STATUS OF VILLA SAN MIGUEL (Director Of Public Works/City Engineer) Pulled from the Consent Agenda. 13. REPORT ON PROVIDING JOINT TRENCH CABLE TV IN EAST "H" STREET (Director of Public Works/City Engineer) Pulled from the Consent Agenda. 14. REPORT TREE REMOVAL - 1100 BLOCK OF HILLTOP DRIVE (Director of Public Works/City Engineer) Pulled from the Consent Agenda. 15. REPORT CITY SUPPORT OF AIR SPACE AMERICA (Deputy City Manager) Pulled from the Consent Agenda. MINUTES - 5 - February 16, 1988 16. REPORT STATUS REPORT FROM UNITED ENTERPRISES/OTAY RANCH TASK FORCE (Director of Planning) The Task Force, formed in the Fall 1987 met with the Policy Committee three times to date with monthly meetings scheduled in February, March and April 1988. The major issues have yet to be dealt with in this pre-planning approach with respect to a General Plan Amendment. 17. REPORT STATUS REPORT FROM THE OTAY MESA TASK FORCE The Property Owners' Committee has been meeting monthly to discuss various items with the Planning Commission and Public Works staff, and two of the main points of interest have been Brown Field and Traffic Impacts. The City is in the process of reviewing Requests for Proposals to hire a consultant to revise the Airport Master Plan, look at the types and mix of aircraft and look at the extent to which residential land uses should be allowed at the easterly and westerly runway termini. The City of San Diego is also going through a consultant selection process to prepare a development phasing and transportation phasing plan to look at development thresholds and timeframes associated with the capacities of the existing roadway network completion of Route #117 (I-905) and the phasing of Route #125. The successful completion and adoption of this study by the City of San Diego is key to a responsible regional land use and transportation allocation program between San Diego, Chula Vista and the County of San Diego. END OF CONSENT CALENDAR PUBLIC HEARINGS AND RELATED RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES 18. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS a. Petra E. Barajas, 1883 Gotham Street, 92010, referred to herself as a candidate for the U.S. Senate and presented each Councilmember with an invitation to her fund-raiser event. b. Richard Price, 840 Third Avenue, referred Councilmembers to Code Section 19.62.50, item 11, which addresses the number of parking spaces requires for multiple dwelling units, and the lack of any ordinance which specifies how these parking spaces are assigned to tenants after construction. Mr. Price noted abuses where landowners assign one space to tenants and the rental of the balance of parking spaces to others which causes tenants to park on the streets and be subjected to vandalism and burglary. Councilman Nader expressed his belief that the intent of the Code is that spaces required would be available to residents of the complex. MOTION MSUC (Nader/Malcolm) to refer this item to staff for an analysis and to report back to staff. MINUTES - 6 - February 16, 1988 PULLED ITEMS c. REQUEST FOR SUPPORT OF CALIFORNIA HUNGER & HOMELESS ACT INITIATIVE - Rev. Joe Carroll, President, St. Vincent de Paul Center, 1550 Market Street, San Diego 92101 Councilman Malcolm questioned the City Attorney relative to his recommendation to file the request based on California State law which prohibited cities from expending resources in support or opposition to initiatives. Historically Council has previously taken positions on valid issues by minute action; there is no legal objection to announcing Council's position. After discussion of the importance of the support, Councilman Malcolm stated he would prepare a letter on his own stationery, ask all Councilmembers to sign and mail at his own expense. MOTION MSUC (Malcolm/Nader) that Council support by minute action the request of Rev. Joe Carroll, President of St. Vincent de Paul Center. d. REQUEST TO PRESERVE LAND WEST OF CHULA VISTA MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE FOR A CULTURAL ARTS MUSEUM - Richard A. Pena, 5153 Sunnyside Drive, Bonita 92002 Staff recommended that a letter be sent to Mr. Pena summarizing the current situation surrounding his suggestion for the building of a Cultural Center, and informing him that his proposal will be considered during the reassessment of the City's position relative to a Master Plan Study, at which time he will be notified. Bonita resident Richard Pena urged Council to accept the proposals as outlined but questioned when this would be reassessed. Mayor Cox read the recommendation of staff to Mr. Pena, and Assistant City Manager Asmus explained the studies now under way, the conclusion of which was stated to be not before the end of the year. MOTION MSUC (Cox/Moore) to accept the recommendation of staff. 4. RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING DESTRUCTION OF CERTAIN CITY CLERK RECORDS (City Clerk) All records (tapes and files) will be stored in the basement of the Public Library until cataloged by volunteers and then made available to the Chula Vista Historical Society and any other archival organization. MINUTES - 7 - February 16, 1988 Councilman Malcolm confirmed with the City Clerk Fulasz that the ultimate location of the records would be in the City Library per an agreement with the Library Director but that, once the records leave the City Clerk's vault and control is released, they are in effect destroyed. RESOLUTION OFFERED BY COUNCILMAN MALCOLM, the reading of the text was waived by unanimous consent, passed and approved. 11. REPORT REGARDING THE PARKING PROBLEM AND SAFETY SITUATION AT VISTA SQUARE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (Director of Public Works/City Engineer) Presently, there is not adequate parking available for the school's needs. Since there are no improvements on the southeast corner, staff recommends that the School District consider building a parking lot along with a driveway connecting Smith Avenue to "G" Street through their existing parking lot with a new entrance on Smith Avenue. This would allow parents to enter the driveway and drop their children off on school grounds. Congestion on "G" Street would therefore be reduced. As per telephone conversation with Mr. John Linn, Assistant Superintendent for Business Management, the suggested parking lot will be installed by the end of this fiscal year, June 30, 1988. Virginia Russ, 2252-9 Caminito Pescado, 92107, a teacher at the Chula Vista City Schools-Vista Square, distributed pictures to Councilmembers to explain the conditions on the dirt parking lot with 11 paved spaces for 50 staff members. Ms. Russ urged the completion of the parking lot reporting that the teachers had been assured for a number of years of the completion of this lot. Mayor Cox stated that City has no control over the School District but that the City's best information is that the parking lot will be installed by the end of the year. MOTION MSUC (Cox/Nader) to accept staff's report. Mayor Cox requested staff to prepare a letter to the School District with a copy of the staff report and to include Council action. 12. REPORT ON STATUS OF VILLA SAN MIGUEL (Director of Public Works/City Engineer) MINUTES - 8 - February 16, 1988 Council approved the final map and subdivision improvement agreement in 1981 and no improvements have been installed except for an off-site sewer and storm drain to Bonita Glen Drive through adjacent property. Staff recommended Council delay consideration of reverting this property to acreage and having the improvements installed by calling up bonds until the pending legal action has been settled or a clear need for action has developed, and that staff be directed to provide Council with an update report on this matter by November 1988. Councilman Malcolm expressed his concern that the homeowners in the area were guaranteed the improvements, and his first choice to be that the map should be rescinded and the owner made to go back through the subdivision process for review or, secondly, to call up the bonds which guaranteed the improvements which have been delayed for five years. Director of Public Works Lippitt reported previous Council action, one of which was dated 6/24/86 stating the issue be tabled until the litigation is resolved. Director Lippitt added that the wall has been repaired by Mr. Ferreira and the offsite improvements almost completed. George D. Cave, 345 Hilltop Drive, 92010, who occupies property immediately adjacent to Villa San Miguel presented a history of the property stating this is desirable property but there is limited access to the property, the maximum number of units to be accommodated as 20 and the considerations needed for the sewer system. Councilman Moore agreed the situation should be addressed and suggested presenting a six month time limit to the developer in which he is given choices. MOTION MSUC (Moore/Malcolm) to direct staff to initiate correspondence to the developer telling him the City would like him to fulfill his bonded improvements, as required by law, and if nothing is heard or no action is taken, a public hearing will be scheduled before the City Council on the date of six months from the date of the letter to consider rescinding the subdivision map. 3. REPORT ON PROVIDING JOINT TRENCH CABLE TV IN EAST "H" STREET (Director of Public Works/City Engineer) MINUTES - 9 - February 16, 1988 Staff reported that a final recommendation cannot be made because the parties, although not necessarily in disagreement, have not reached agreement in writing. It is believed the established Utility Coordinating Committee, by inviting developers to some of these meetings with City staff and the affected utility companies, can work this out. Both Cox Cable and Ultronics are opposed to a requirement that all cable companies use the same conduit and Staff would not recommend this without exploring where this has been accomplished successfully. Ken Baumgartner, 2727 Hoover Avenue, McMillin Development, reported the contract for both Cox Cable and Chula Vista Cable (Ultronics) will be available on February 17th, stating it is a typical utility contract. Mr. Baumgartner also reported his staff's belief that the sharing of a conduit is not a good idea, that every effort is being made to resolve the joint trench use or use of the trench, and the search for guidelines or clear direction as to what will work effectively. Martin Altbaum, 581 "C" Street, Chula Vista Cable, displayed a section of the conduit and cable to be used as well as a drawn diagram to explain how the conduits could be laid in the trench and his disagreement with statements made by the McMillin Company. Mr. Altbaum further explained that his insurance company (Golden Eagle Insurance Company) is not acceptable to the McMillin Company, which company has been used with Southmark in Rancho Santa Fe, in Oceanside and with the City of Chula Vista. Councilmembers discussed continuation of the issue until the agreement has been reviewed by both parties on February 17th, the cost of laying the cable by individual companies versus having this done by the McMillin Company for all utilities at a proportionate charge, and the fact that the laying of cable has possibly not been charged in the past. Ed Elliott, McMillin Development, 2727 Hoover Avenue, explained Public Utilites Codes 112 and 128 which addresses the issues being discussed and by which utility companies must abide. The Code states that the developer must dig the trench for the electric company and that foreign utilities (telephone and TV) occupy the trench according to Code specifications. The City Attorney addressed the insurance standards question of Councilman Nader by reporting that Golden Eagle Insurance does not meet the classifications because it is a relatively new company and ratings are based on experience. After investigating this fact, the City of Chula Vista waived the requirements for "A" rating for the Golden Eagle Insurance Company. MINUTES - 10 - February 16, 1988 MOTION MSUC (Malcolm/Nader) to continue the item to follow the Joint Meeting with the Planning Committee on February 17th, and to set a time certain of no sooner than 8:30 p.m. 14. REPORT TREE REMOVAL 1100 BLOCK OF HILLTOP DRIVE (Director of Public Works/City Engineer) Many years ago, Ficus Retusa trees were planted in this area within the parkway between the curb and sidewalk. As the trees matured, the root systems began to cause problems with the sewer lines, sidewalks, curbs, gutters, and driveways and maintenance of the parkway itself. Staff recommends that Council approve in concept the removal of the Ficus trees and to replace with Chinese Flame trees and to direct staff to return with a report regarding costs and method of completing the work. Councilman Nader questioned the drought resistant properties, if any, of the Chinese Flame Trees and Deputy Public Works Director-Operations Swanson reported the trees were selected primarily because of their root system which is not a surface root. R. Vega, 1108 Hilltop Drive, commented on the beauty of the Ficus trees as well as the noise deterrent feature and suggested an alternative that staff return with a report regarding pruning the roots. Councilmembers discussed the issue, and the fact of Councilwoman McCandliss' interest recognizing that approval would include that a report would come back to Council. Mayor Cox recognized neighbors in the vicinity who were present in the Chamber requesting those who approve to stand (5), and those in opposition to stand (3) and be counted. MOTION MSUC (Nader/Moore) to accept the staff recommendation to approve in concept and to come back to Council with a report. 15. REPORT CITY SUPPORT OF AIR SPACE AMERICA (Deputy City Manager) Public Information Coordinator Mark Cox reported on Air Space America, which is an international aerospace trade exposition to run from Friday, May 13th through Sunday, May 22nd at Brown Field at which 500,000 attendees are expected. The weekend activities are designed to attract the general public with Air Force Thunderbirds, air races, demonstrations and exhibits. Weekdays are reserved for exhibitors to meet with purchasers of aerospace products. Exhibits will come from NASA, Air Transport Association, Aerospace Industries, and from the countries of England, France, China, Persian Gulf and South American. MINUTES - 11 - February 16, 1988 The City of Chula Vista has been offered a space in the main building to place the new City display booth manned by several organizations and volunteers. The potential benefit for the City includes increased patronage of local businesses and a boost to the City's economic development interests by being exposed to aerospace and high technology firms on which the City has focused its interest to attract. Coordinator Cox, who is working on this effort in concert with Councilman Moore, is requesting the City donate ~1,000 for the publication of a brochure advertising the features of the City of Chula Vista and ~2,000 for the full cost of mailing that brochure by the coordinators with the Exhibitors' Service Manual being mailed by them to expected attendees from all over the world. MOTION MSC (Cox/Nader) to accept the staff recommendation. (Councilman Malcolm out) 19. REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER a. Scheduling Council meetings - February Workshop is scheduled for February 25 to discuss the Sweetwater Corridor and Route 125 Study; and on March 24, tentatively planned to bring back the General Plan update, with the Transportation Testing Results and the Report on Central Chula Vista. b. Council Tour on March 5, 1988 - Councilmembers were invited to give input to the City Manager relative to projects to be looked at. c. Ken Larsen, Building and Housing Director, began his employment with the City yesterday and was introduced to Councilmembers. 20.MAYOR'S REPORT a. Second peninsula at Chula Vista Harbor - Envisioned to be off the existing "J" Street Marina was approved by the Port District. When submitted to the Coastal Commission, that portion of the Port District Master Plan was deleted. The Port District has undertaken a significant Capital Improvement Plan for the next five years - over 84% has been spent within the City of San Diego but Chula Vista has not benefitted. Now that the City is into its growth and development phase, the time has come to be in a position for a permit by the Army Corps of Engineers. MOTION MS (Cox/Nader) to direct staff to prepare a letter to the San Diego Unified Port District to request support and concurrence to move ahead with an Environmental Studies and Preliminary Design Studies for the second Peninsular on the Chula Vista Harbor. MINUTES - 12 - February 16, 1988 Councilman Nader suggested that staff take contact the Port Commission either verbally or in the letter of the possibility that in the course of setting the parameters for the Environmental Review and in choosing a Consultant, that the Port might want to contact representatives of the Environmental community who are going to need to be working with later on in this project. Councilman Nader asked that this intent be incorporated in the motion. ADDITION TO THE MOTION (Nader/Cox) to incorporate Councilman Nader's suggestion into the motion. VOTE ON THE MOTION AND THE ADDITION TO THE MOTION MOTION CARRIED. Ayes: Councilmen Nader, Moore, Mayor Cox. (Councilman Malcolm out) b. Spending limit and Accountability Act - Requested that the Clerk continue this to the meeting of February 23rd. c. Ratification of appointment to Resource Conservation Commission MOTION MSC (Cox/Nader) to ratify the appointment of Robert Fox to the Resource Conservation Commission. (Councilman Malcolm out) d. Response to an Editorial in the Star News - Mayor Cox noted the erroneous information in the Editorial explaining that the solution to the freeway project was not a ~simplistic one" as expressed in the article. The article indicated that if the City gave up the hotel on Gunpowder Point suddenly all the litigations and concerns would "evaporate" and the freeway project would move forward. This is not true - Santa Fe owns 178 acres of wetland mitigation lands that has not been transferred. A draft biological opinion states that the Fish & Wildlife wants those 178 acres plus the 41 acres on Gunpowder Point plus the 60 acres of the "D" Street fill. Santa Fe has set a price of $6 million for Gunpowder Point. Further, the Corps of Engineers will not approve any permits until there is an environmental impact study done on the Bayfront - this will take from 1 to 1-1/2 years. All of this must be settled before the litigation is terminated. MINUTES 13 - February 16, 1988 21. COUNCIL COMMENTS COUNCILWOMAN MCCANDLISS: a. Van for Girls/Boys Club Continued to the meeting of February 23, 1988 COUNCILMAN MALCOLM: b. AB 923 (Floyd) - Public Employee Time Bank Legislation MSC (Moore/Cox) to oppose this Bill. (Councilman Malcolm out) COUNCILMAN NADER: c. San Diego Bay Cleanup - National Estuary Designation MSC (Cox/Nader) continue for one or two weeks for a staff report as to what positions other cities have taken on this matter. (Councilman Malcolm out) RECESSED AT 9:18 p.m. to meet with the Redevelopment Agency in Closed Session to discuss Sierra Club v. Coastal Commission, Sierra Club v. Marsh, U.S. Fish & Wildlife v. Chula Vista, Potential Litigation. The City Clerk was excused and the City Manager reported the Closed Session ended at 10:50 p.m. ADJOURNMENT AT 10:50 p.m. to the meeting of February 17 following the joint meeting with the Planning Commission at a time certain of no sooner than 8:30 p.m.; to the adjourned meeting on Saturday, February 20 at 8 a.m. to interview applicants for the office of Port Commissioner and to the regular scheduled meeting on Tuesday, February 23 at 7 p.m. Jennie M. Fulasz, CMC City Clerk 1167C