HomeMy WebLinkAboutcc min 1989/09/12 MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF
THE CITY COUNCIL OF CHULA VISTA
Tuesday, September 12, 1989 Council Chamber
6:00 p.m. Public Services Building
Regular Meeting
CALL TO ORDER
1. ROLL CALL: Mayor Cox X ; Councilmembers McCandliss A , Nader X ,
Malcolm A , Moore X
Staff: City Manager Goss, Assistant City Manager Asmus, City
Attorney Harron, Principal Management Assistant Popek
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG, SILENT PRAYER
Mayor Cox noted that tonight was the first night Council would be implementing
the new procedures suggested for shortening the meetings.
3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: July 27, 1989, August 22, 1989 and August 24, 1989.
Mayor Cox noted he would trail the minutes of July 27th until Councilman
Malcolm arrived since he was not present at that meeting. (Councilman Malcolm
was not present for the meeting and Council agreed to place the minutes on the
agenda of September 19 for approval.)
MSUC (Moore/Nader) to approve the Minutes of August 22 and August 24, 1989.
4. SPECIAL ORDERS OF THE DAY:
a. Dr. Stephen Neudecker, Executive Director of the Nature
Interpretive Center, presented a report on the status of the
Nature Interpretive Center. Dr. Neudecker gave a brief overview
on the attendance, donations, programs, exhibits and new projects
on line at the Center.
b. Gerry Craver, Coordinator of the Literacy Team of Chula Vista,
accepted a proclamation declaring the week of September 8-14, 1989
as 'International Literacy Week." Ms. Craver noted volunteers
from the Altrusa Club in the audience and introduced Rudy
Kastellic, Assistant Principal at Chula Vista Adult School. She
noted that Mr. Kastellic has supported the team by providing
instructors, sites and a lab for tutor training.
c. Ginny Aylward, President of the Chul a Vista Emblem C1 ub, accepted
a proclamation declaring the week of September 17-23, 1989 as
"National Emblem Club Week."
CONSENT CALENDAR
Items pulled: 9 (trailed), lO,
COUNCILMAN MOORE OFFERED THE BALANCE OF THE CONSENT CALENDAR.
Minutes - 2 - September 12, 1989
City Manager Goss suggested pulling Item lO and in two to three weeks set up a
workshop with the developers who would be affected bythis. He recommended a
November 3 date at 4:00 p.m. Councilman Moore agreed to includ this in his
motion.
Councilman Nader suggested trailing Item 9 pending Councilman Malcolm's
arrival. He also noted, to clarify for the benefit of the news media, that
the flag burning service (5b) was moved to another location due to safety
reasons.
VOTE ON CONSENT CALENDAR
I~e motion carried unanimously.
5. WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
a. Request for shared cost ($300) for expenses to publish book on /~5/
Chula Vista trees John Rojas, Jr., Chula Vista Historical
Society, P.O. Box 1222, Chula Vista 92012
Council referred the request to the Resource Conservatoin Commission and the
Library Board for review and recommendation.
b. Request to hold Honorable Flag Burning Service - Rocco J. Sgro,/~d~
President, Fleet Reserve Association, Chula Vista Branch 61 Inc.,
288 Third Avenue, Chula Vista 92010
Council referred the request to staff for a report back within two weeks.
c. Request for remodeling permit - Kathy Tolle, Project Manager, i~:.:s
Huffman Companies, 2700 Adams Avenue, San Diego 92116
The letter was referred to the Building and Housing Department for response.
d. Resignation from Safety Commission - Suzanne Harris, 3388 Monarch /~-~<'~
Lane, Annandale, VA 22003
The letter was accepted with regret.
e. Request for assistance in a Graffiti Eradication Program - Susan /~[L"
Gelding, Chairperson, Board of Supervisors, 1600 Pacific Highway,
Room 335, San Diego 92010
A response will be prepared for the Mayor's signature to the Board of
Supervisors informing them of the City's continued enforcement of P.C. Seciton
594.1 and of the City's efforts regarding anti-graffiti programs
6. RESOLUTION 15292 ENTERING INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH SDG&E FOR DISMANTLING Y~
OF LNG STORAGE TANKS
Approval of agreement with San Diego Gas & Electric Company for the removal of
liquefied natural gas (LNG) storage tanks located south of the South Bay Power
Plant. (Acting Director of Community Development)
Minutes - 3 - September 12, 1989
7. RESOLUTION 15293 SUPPORTING A STRONG NATIONAL DRUG POLICY
On August 15, the Council accepted a letter from Jim and Helen Kilroy on
behalf of the Mark Kilroy Foundation. The Kilroy's request that a Resolution
be approved and sent to William J. Bennett, Director of the Office of National
Drug Control Policy. (Continued from meeting of September 5, 1989) (Director
of Public Safety)
8. RESOLUTION 15294 INTENTION TO CHANGE OPEN SPACE AREA BOUNDARY IN OPEN
SPACE DISTRICT NUMBER 18 AND SETTING A DATE FOR A
PUBLIC HEARING
Proposed complex development on Telegraph Canyon Road does not have sufficient
space to accommodate necessary number of parking spaces; additional property
needs to be acquired. City ordinances require a notice of intention and
~etting of public hearing date whenever a change to open space areas boundary
is to occur. (Director of Parks & Recreation)
9. RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY TR/U:FIC ENGINEER TO SUBMIT AND
EXECUTE THE FEDEPu~L HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION FUEL
EFFICIENT TRAFFIC SIGNAL MANAGEMENT (FETSIM) PROGRAM
GRANT APPLICATION AND APPROPRIATING $129,000 FROM
THE GAS TAX FUND
Authorizing the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) grant application
submittal, authorizing the City Engineer to execute the application, and
appropriating $129,000 from the Gas Tax Fund. (Director of Public Works)
This item, which needed a 4/Sths vote, was continued to the meeting of
September 19, 1989
MSUC (Nader/Cox) to continue Item g to the meeting of September 19, 1989.
lO. RESOLUTION ADOPTING A STREET DESIGN STANDARDS POLICY /
The proposed street design standards policy specifies the widths, the number
of lanes and other design features necessary to insure that there is
sufficient roadway capacity to accommodate future travel. The adoption of
these standards will update the standards to conform with the newly adopted
Circulation Element of the General Plan and allow flexibility in the sizing of
roadway facilities shown in the Circulation Element. (Director of Public
Works)
Continued to a Council Workshop on November 3, lg89 at 4:00 p.m.
ll. ORDINANCE 2325 AUTHORIZING AN AMENDMENT TO THE CONTACT BETWEEN THE /~:/
CITY OF CHULA VISTA AND THE BOARD OF ADMXNISTRATION
OF THE CALIFORNIA PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM
- (second reading)
The purpose of the amendment to the PERS contract is to provide the improved
benefits in accordance with the MOU entered into in 1987 with the
International Association of Firefighters. (Deputy City Manager/Director of
Finance)
Minutes ' - 4 - September 12, 1989
12. ORDINANCE 2332 AMENDING ORDINANCE NO 1993 RELATING TO LAIDLAW WASTE,
INC. TRASH FP~KNCHISE - (second reading)
Effective September 1, 1989, Sweetwater Union High School District has awarded
a contract for trash collection services at all of its facilities throughout
the district, including those within the City of Chula Vista. The proposed
amendment will modify the provision for exclusive service in the City to
authorize a single exception, the contractor selected by Sweetwater Union High
School District following a competitively bid contract process. That
exception will require that the contractor also be an authorized City trash
franchisee. (City Attorney)
'13. RESOLUTION 15302 APPROVING AGREEMENT FOR ENGINEERING SERVICES WITH ~.~
LUKE-DUDEK CIVIL ENGINEERS FOR WATER RECLAIiATION AND
SEWER SERVICE ALTERNATIVES
Resolution 15252 approved on August 8, 1989 waived competitive submissions and
directed staff to return with an agreement resolution awarding a contract to
Luke-Dudek for Engineering services to aid the city in determining water
reclamation and sewer treatment alternatives for Chula Vista. (Director of
Public Works)
* * END OF CONSENT CALENDAR * *
PUBLIC HEARINGS AND RELATED RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES
City Attorney Hatton noted that per Council's direction, Public Hearings were
noticed at 7:00 p.m. and suggested Council adjourn to Closed Session or
continue on with the balance of the Consent Calendar.
Council' agreed to continue on with the balance of the agenda and trail public
hearings to 7:00 p.m. A brief recess was called at 6:55 and Council
reconvened at 7:03 p.m.
14. BALDWIN COMPANY - SALT CREEK I
(1) EIR CONSIDERATION OF FINAL SUPPLEMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL "~.~':*~
IMPACT REPORT SEIR-89-6, SALT CREEK I -
RESOLUTION 15295 ADOPTING FINAL SUPPLEMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
REPORT SEIR-89-6, SALT CREEK I
PUBLIC HEARING a. PCM-89-9: CONSIDERATION OF AN AMENDMENT TO THE
EASTLAKE I GENERAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR 130 ACRES AT
THE NORTHEASTERLY AND SOUTHEASTERLY QUADRANTS OF EAST
"H" STREET EXTENDED AND PROPOSED STATE ROUTE 125 -
BALDWIN COMPANY
b. PCM-89-10: CONSIDERATION OF AN AMENDMENT TO THE/~,~'~7
EASTLAKE I SPA PLAN FOR 130 ACRES - THE BALDWIN
COMPANY
Minutes - 5 - September 12, 1989
RESOLUTION 15298 ADOPTING AMENDMENT .TO THE EASTLAKE I GENERAL
DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND EASTLAKE I SAP PLAN FOR 130
ACRES AT THE NORTHEASTERLY AND SOUTHEASTERLY
QUADRANTS OF EAST H STREET EXTENDED AND PROPOSED
STATE ROUTE 125 - BALDWIN COMPANY
c. PCS-89-9: CONSIDERATION OF TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP
FOR 130 ACRES KNOWN AS SALT CREEK I, CHULA VISTA
TRACT 89-9 - THE BALDWIN COMPANY
RESOLUTION 15299 APPROVING TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP FOR 130 ACRES
KNOWN AS SALT CREEK I, CHULA VISTA TRACT 89-9 - THE
BALDWIN COMPANY
(2) CEQA ADOPTING CANDIDATE CEQA FINDINGS AND STATEMENT OF
OVERRIDING CONSIDERATIONS EIR~89-6, SALT CREEK I
RESOLUTION 15296 ADOPTING CEQA FINDINGS AND STATEMENT OF OVERRIDING
CONSIDERATIONS SALT CREEK I
(3) MITIGATION CONSIDERATION OF MITIGATION MONITORING PROGRAM FOR
EIR-Bg-6, SALT CREEK I
RESOLUTION 15297 ADOPTING MITIGATION MONITORING PROGRAM FOR SALT/2~
CREEK I
Considering amendments to the EastLake I General Development Plan and
Sectional Planning Area Plan and a tentative subdivision map known as Salt
Creek I, Chula Vista Tract 89-9 located at the northeasterly and southeasterly
quadrants of East H Street extended and proposed State Route 125, directly to
the northeast of the EastLake Hills and EastLake Shores neighborhoods, and
submitted by the Baldwin Company. Considering CEQA Findings and Statement of
Overriding Consideration and adoption of Mitigation Monitoring Program for
Salt Creek I. (Director of Planning)
This being the time and place as advertised, Mayor Cox declared the public
hearing open.
Environmental Review Coordinator Reid noted they would be presenting the EIR
and other CEQA related items first and then the staff presentation on the
project itself.
Mr. Reid noted that in the EIR, five alternatives were addressed and
Alternative D was considered most environmentally sensitive. This alternative
is supported by the project applicant. The alternative was designed to
respond to the significant impacts identified during the processing and
preparation of the EIR and to avoid those significant impacts.
Mr. Reid also noted two corrections: on page 3-15 of the EIR, the reference
to low pressure sodium vapor lamps is incorrect; the City standard is to use
high pressure sodium lamps; on page 22 of the CEQA findings, a paragraph was
duplicated.
Minutes - 6 - September 12, 1989
Jeanne Munoz, ERCE, who prepared the report recapped the EIR, the CEQA
Findings, Overriding Considerations and Mitigation Monitoring Program; noted
the impacts that were infeasible to mitigate or unmitigable to below a level
of significance. These included land use, aesthetics (visual resources),
biological resources, noise, air quality and water supplies. She suggested
the pr6ject be approved.
Director of Planning Krempl presented slides and reported on the project. He
noted Council's consideration of this proposal is one of General Plan
conformance; this has been discussed thoroughly in the staff report; the
amendment to the General Development Plan of EastLake I is in conformance with
the new General Plan Update. The other consistency issue is with the Task
Force formed to re-analyze sections of the land use element relative to
density transfer, cluster and bonuses. These are not affected and are not
impacted by the work of the Task Force.
Councilman Nader asked if there was artything on the tentative map to include
the use of native or drought resistant plants in the landscaping.
Director Krempl responded that it was intended to be included in the Water
Management Plan and in keeping with policy, could be added.
Jim Harter, representing The Baldwin Company, 11995 E1 Camino Real, San Diego
92130, noted this is the first tract map his company has processed through the
City of Chula Vista. He presented a brief history of the property and noted
they have worked will all City depari~nents to resolve any bl have
pro ems that
been shown. They concur with staff and the Planning Commission recommendation
to approve the project. Mr. Harter also agreed that this was a better plan
than the current General Development Plan (GDP) and Sectional Planning Area
(SPA) because: it generates less traffic, noise and air pollution; brings the
GDP and SPA into conformance; provides an additional two lanes on East H west
on the future 125 Route; provides an extra 60 acres of public and private open
space; protects natural resources; UPS people have been working along with
them to provide proper landscape buffer; water is available for the project;
schools are provided through Mello-Roos participation. They agree with the
conditions of approval as submitted by staff.
Steve Estrada, Landscape Architect for The Baldwin Company presented slides
and briefly oriented Council to the site of the development project and
summarized the basic concept of the land plan. He also noted that it is
Baldwin's intent to use natural and drought tolerant plant material throughout
the project, especially on the H Street corridor.
In answer to Councilman Nader's question regarding the future urban lot at the
south end of the property, Mr. Harter responded that with the adoption of the
amendment to the GDP and the SAP, that would provide the zoning for
development of that land as a condominium unit. They would have to come back
and process a tract map for approval.
Councilman Nader then questioned the land use designation and asked if this
was being locked in with approval of the tentative map.
Mr. Hader responded that the land use is not locked in; the zoning is
determined by the adoption of the GDP and SPA; a GPA and SPA amendment can
change this, and the City has the option to do this at any time.
Minutes - 7 - September 12, 1989
Councilman Moore noted his two concerns: i f the City could stay within the
thresholds on the fire station on Otay Lakes Road and the situation of dual
piping for reclaimed water. He saw no condition or requirement to put in a
dual piping line that would be utilized in this particular project. The line
should be in place while there is dirt as opposed to concrete in the project.
He asked if there was any objection to that as a condition.
Director Krempl responded that the applicant is obligated to comply with the
threshold standards and a station will be located to the east of the project.
As to the question of dual piping, it could be a condition that the developer
provides dual piping to the satisfaction of the Water District and the City.
The applicant agreed to this condition.
Councilman Moore asked for clarification on the number of lanes noted for
State Route 125 (6 lanes as opposed to lO in the staff report).
Director Krempl responded that the numbers in the document should read as an
eight to ten lane facility.
There being no further public testimony, the public hearing was closed.
RESOLUTION 14(1) OFFERED BY MAYOR COX.
MOTION
l~'CR~der/Moore) to amend by changing the relevant number of lanes on Route
125, to read lO lanes, where appropriate, throughout the EIR.
Mayor Cox noted he was willing to include this in his motion and clarified
that the resolution was being offered with the additional notation of
correcting the EIR concerning the number of lanes for State Route 125.
RESOLUTION 14(1) OFFERED BY MAYOR COX, AS AMENDED, the reading of the text was
waived, passed and approved with Councilmembers Malcolm and McCandliss absent.
RESOLUTION (2) OFFERED BY MAYOR COX, the reading of the text was waived,
passed and approved with Councilmembers Malcolm and McCandliss absent.
RESOLUTION (B) OFFERED BY COUNCILMAN NADER, the reading of the text was
waived, passed and approved with Councilmembers Malcolm and McCandliss absent.
RESOLUTION (C) OFFERED BY MAYOR COX.
AMENDMENT TO RESOLUTION C
IMoore/Cox} to add a condition (#55), that there be a requirement for a
primary dual piping line in place within the street right-of-way as a mutual
agreement between Planning, Engineering, staff, developers and the Otay
Municipal Water District. The motion carried with Councilmembers Malcolm and
McCandliss absent.
AMENDMENT TO RESOLUTION C
(Nader/Cox) to add to condition #9 to add an explicit requirement for
landscaping with native and drought resistant plants.
Council discussion followed regarding concerns in using drought resistant
plants where the public was designed to walk, this motion could be too
restrictive since there are areas in the City where grass and other vegetation
would be better suited, i.e. parks, playground areas; the use of re-claimed
water in the future will be considerably expanded although more costly.
Minutes - 8 - September 12, 1989
ADDENDUM
~an Nader agreed to include in his motion that there could be an
exception where re-claimed water will be exclusively used.
VDTE ON MOTION
The motion carried with Councilmembers Malcolm and McCandliss absent.
Mayor Cox asked staff if there were any conditions requiring the storage of
RV's off the streets.
Director Krempl responded that this has not been done uniformly. The
~pplicant informed Council that adoption of CC&R's in the project could
Incorporate this, although those areas without Homeowners Associations could
not enforce the ordinance.
In answer to Mayor Cox' question if the City has precluded storage of RV's on
surface streets without an established Homeowners Association, City Attorney
responded that the City has not done this but we do have police power to
enforce it.
MOTION
TC'6'~'/)~oore) to include as Condition #57 to preclude the parking of RV's on
City streets in the areas under the jurisdiction of the Homeowners
Associations.
Council discussion followed regarding the 72 hour length of time allowed for
arking under the current ordinance and the fact that the Homeowners
~ssociations would ban any parking altogether.
MODIFICATION TO MOTION
(Cox/Moore) to have the requirement precluding the storage of RV's to be
confined just to the townhouse project and not the traditional R-1.
ADDITION TO MOTION
(Nader/Cox) the restriction would be that, on the private streets of the
townhomes that RV parking will not be allowed for a longer period of time than
would be allowed on a public street.
VOTE ON RESOLUTION C AS AMENDED
lhe motion carried with Councilmembers Malcolm and McCandliss absent.
15. PUBLIC HEARING PCS-89-3: CONSIDERATION OF A TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION
MAP FOR SERENA RANCHO DEL REY, CHULA VISTA TRACT 89-13
RESOLUTION 15300 APPROVING TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP FOR SERENA P~ANCWO
DEL REY, CHULA VISTA TPJ~CT 8g-13 - BREHM COM)IUNITIES
This being the time and place as advertised, Mayor Cox declared the public
hearing open.
Director of Planning Krempl noted that the applicant has submitted a tentative
subdivision map known as Serena Rancho del Rey, CVT 89-13, in order to develop
a seven-lot condominium project consisting of 147 units on 9.53 acres at the
northeast corner of East H Street and Buena Vista Way.
Minutes - 9 - September 12, 1989
Mr. Dan Ream, Huntsaker & Associates, representing BREHM Communities noted
they concurred with staff's recommendation and recommended that they approve
the project.
There being no further public testimony, the public hearing was closed.
RESOLUTION OFFERED BY MAYOR COX, the reading of the text was waived, passed
and approved with Councilmembers Malcolm and McCandliss absent.
OTHER BUSINESS
16. ORAL CO))4UNICATIONS
a. Kathy Tolle, 2731 Ridgeview Drive, San Diego 92105, representing
Ray L. Huffman Construction requested that Council consider adding
to its plan check operation of the Building Department a special
remodeling section whereby they could expedite plans by
"red-flagging" them as a remodel and not a new construction. The
special consideration is requested because it does not involve
structural changes, the remodeling is interior work: drapes,
carpeting, fixtures, etc.
Mayor Cox informed Ms. Tolle that her request was on the Agenda
this evening under "Written Communications" and the action had
been to refer the letter to the Bull ding and Housing Department
for response.
b. Victor A. Nolan, 12 Via Barbarini, Chula Vista commended Council,
noting Council is doing a fine job.
c. James Lovett, 1 O0 Woodlawn Avenue, Bayscene Mobil ehome Park, Chula ~?~
Vista noted the complaints of the residents at Bayscene Mobilehome
Park regarding violations of the City ordinance pertaining to the
selling of coaches. The rents are being raised from $73 to $78 or
more upon the sale of the coach. He requested that Council direct
the City Attorney to write a letter to the owner of Bayscene
Mobilehome Park requesting information on their policy as far as
sales and complying with the City ordinance.
MSC (Cox/Nader) to refer this to the City Attorney (Councilmembers Malcolm and
McCandliss absent).
17. ITEMS PULLED FROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR None.
18. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT(S) None.
19. MAYOR'S REPORT(S)
a. Appointment of Chula Vista 2000 Subcommittee members /~ 7~
MSUC (Cox/Nader) (Councilmembers McCandliss and Malcolm absent) to approve the
appointment of the following members:
Kathy Atwood Child and Adu1 t Care Subcommittee
Joaquin Banda Recreation/Parks Subcommittee
Charles A. Pratt Cultural Arts Subcommittee
Voting Meters:
Samuel S. Cruz, Marina Medel - Recreation/Parks Subcommittee
Minutes - 10 - September 12, 1989
b. MSUC (Moore/Nader) to authorize trip to Sacramento for one
additional meeting for final recommendations to be submitted to
the League's Annual Conference.
c. MSUC (Nader/Cox) to ratify the following Councilmembers to serve /~
on the subcommittees for the salary discussions with the City
Manager and City Attorney: City Manager Mayor Cox and
Councilwoman McCandliss; City Attorney - Councilmembers Moore and
Malcolm (Councilmembers McCandliss and Malcolm out).
d. MSUC Moore/Nader) to designate Mayor Cox as a representative to/~.~: !
serve oA the Bay Route Bikeway Policy Committee. Councilman Nader
to serve as the alternate (Councilmembers McCandliss and Malcolm
out).
e. Mayor noted the following for Council and public information:
Announcement on outcome of Conference Committee meeting on
Appropriations on Energy and Water Bills. Council took previous
action to support and add money to President's budget in the
amount of $5.3 million for the Sweetwater Flood Control Channel.
$2.5 was added for the Channel as of October 1.
CalTrans has awarded the project for beginning the last phase of
construction for Route 54 and Interstate 805. The project should
be completed within the next two years.
At a press conference at the Chul a Vista Marina last Friday, the
Yacht Club announced their formal challenge for the Little
America's Cup. The response accepting the challenge was received
today.
20. COUNCIL COM)4ENTS
a. In reference breaking down the large projects i.e. EastLake,
Rancho Del Rey, into smaller units to be heard at separate
meetings, Councilman Nader clarified that his intent was to apply
this policy only to large projects. He noted he would be willing
to continue discussion on this item for one or two weeks.
RESOLUTION 15301 URGING AN AMENDMENT TO EXISTING FEDERAL HOUSING LAWS /~
TO ALLOW ELIGIBLE LOW INCOME MOBILEHOME SPACE RENTERS
TO PARTICIPATE IN SECTION 8 (EXISTING) VOUCHER
PROGRA~4S
RESOLUTION OFFERED BY COUNCILMAN NADER, the reading of the text was waived,
passed and approved unanimously (Councilmembers Malcolm and McCandliss out).
Minutes - ll - September 12, 1989
The City Council adjourned to Closed Session at 8:25 p.m. to discuss:
acquisition of the following properties: 4555 Otay Valley Road (Shell Oil
Co., owner); 4501 Otay Valley Road (Roderick & Patricia Davies, owners);
Parcel 624-060-27 on Otay Valley Road (Vincent & Margaret Davies, owners);
4705 Otay Valley Road (Jimmie & Judi Shinohara, owners); Parcel 644-040-40
(Walker Scott Properti es/South Bay, owner ); Parcel 624-040-45 ( Atomic
Investments, Inc., Leonard Teyssier, owner); East H Street - Paseo Del Rey and
Tierra Del Rey; Health Center, 263 Fig Avenue (City of Chula Vista owner,
County of San Diego Lessee); 315 Fourth Avenue (Richard Zogob, owner); lease
of building, 311 F Street (Hugh Christensen, owner); potential litigation:
County of San Diego v. Rabin; Cabrera v. City of Chula Vista and; instructions
to negotiators in connection with executive and middle management compensation
pursuant to Government Code Section 54956.6.
ADJOURNMENT AT 9:40 p.m. to the regular meeting of September 19, 1989 at 6:00
p.m.
Respectful ly submitted,
BEVERLY A. AUTHELET, CMC, CITY CLERK