HomeMy WebLinkAboutcc min 1984/04/03 MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF CHULA VISTA, CALIFORNIA
Tuesday, April 3, 1984 Council Chamber
7:00 p.m. Public Services Building
ROLL CALL
Councilmembers present: Councilmembers Scott, Moore, McCandliss
Councilmembers absent: Mayor Cox, Councilmember Malcolm
Staff present: City Manager Goss, City Attorney Harron,
Assistant City Manager Asmus
In the absence of Mayor Cox, Mayor pro Tempore Moore presided over the meeting.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE, SILENT PRAYER
The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was led by Mayor pro Tempore Moore
followed by a moment of silent prayer.
1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF MARCH 13, 15 and 20, 1984
MSUC (McCandliss/Moore)to approve the minutes.
2. SPECIAL ORDERS OF THE DAY
a. Oath of Office to Lupe M. Jimenez for appointment to the Civil Service
Commission
This item was trailed pending the arrival of Lupe Jimenez.
b. PROCLAMATION PROCLAIMING THE MONTH OF APRIL 1984 AS "FAIR HOUSING
MONTH" IN CHULA VISTA
Mayor pro Tempore Moore read the Proclamation.
3. WRITTEN COM~)NICATIONS
a. CLAIMS AGAINST THE CITY
1. Donna Gjerstad, 442 "F" Street, Chula vista, CA 92010
2. Jack Simonsen, 442 "F" Street, Chula Vista, CA 92010
Donna Gjerstad and Jack Simonsen have filed claims against the City for
injuries incurred during Founder's Day Celebration on October 15, 1983.
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3. William Board, 731 "G" Street #A~IO, Chula Vista, CA 92010
A claim was filed against the City by William Board, represented by William
Daley, in the amount of $100,000. The claim alleges personal injuries
sustained by William Board when he rode his bicycle into an open trench at the
600 block of Third Avenue.
MSUC {McCandliss/Scott) to reject the claims.
b. REQUEST FOR WAIVER OF CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FEES FnR PRnPERTY ON EAST
"H" Street (Pilgrim Lutheran Church and School)
The Pilgrim Lutheran Church and School requested a filing fee of $750 be
waived for their Conditional Use Permit.
City Manager Goss stated it was not the policy of the City to waive such fees
and recommended denial.
MSUC (Moore/Scott) to deny the request in light of the City policy.
c. REQUEST SHORT TERM METERS BE CONVERTED TO ONE HOUR METERS ON THIRD AVENUE
(Chula Vista Downtown Committee)
The Downtown Committee recommended opposition to the installation of any
additional short-term parking meters on Third Avenue and, further, that after
Sweetwater Authority moves from Third Avenue to their new quarters, the
short-term meters in front of that facility be converted to one hour meters.
City Manager Goss reported the Parking Place Commission met and concurred with
this recommendation.
MSUC (Scott/Moore) to accept the recommendation of the Parking Place
Commission.
d. WAIVER nF SIDEWALK SALE ORDINANCE FOR ARTS AND CRAFTS FESTIVAL nN THIRD
AVENUE BETWEEN "E" AND "G" STREETS (Chula Vista Downtown Committee)
The Downtown Committee will be holding their Arts and Crafts Festival on Third
Avenue between "E" and "G" Street on Saturday, May 26, 1984. They requested
the ordinance regulating sidewalk sales be waived.
MSUC (McCandliss/Scott) to refer this matter to the Zoning Administrator and
the staff bring back a modification to the Municipal Code which will permit
the waiver of such fees by the City Council.
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e. REQUEST FnR ORDINANCE REGULATING SIDEWALK %ALES WAIVED FnR GRAND DPENING
AT PARK PLAZA AT THE VILLAGE nN APRIL 28 (Chula Vista Downtown
Committee)
Downtown Committee of the Chamber of Commerce will be participating in the
grand opening of the Park Plaza on April 28, 1984. They requested permission
to have special sales events on that date including sidewalk sales and
requested that the ordinance regulating the sidewalk sales be waived.
MSUC {McCandliss/Scott) to refer this matter to the Zoning Administrator and
for staff to bring back an amendment to the Municipal Code which would permit
waiver of such fees by the City Council.
f. REQUEST FOR ENDORSEMENT OF NURSING HnME PATIENTS' PRnTECTInN ACT RF 1984
LEGISLATInN (California Senior Legislature)
The California Senior Legislature requested support of the Nursing Homes
Patient Protection Act of 1984 legislation which would correct abuses
inflicted upon residents of nursing homes along with falsification of records,
retaliation against residents who complain, inadequate feeding, etc.
MSUC (Moore/McCandliss) to refer this to the Legislative Committee.
g. REQUEST Tn L~WER BUS AND TROLLEY FARE~ AND INCREASE RIDERSHIP (Thomas R.
Allen)
Mr. Allen requested support of resubmitting the 1/4 to 1/2 cent sales tax
Senator Jim Mills proposed before he retired stating this would lower bus and
trolley fares and increase ridership.
MSUC (Moore/Scott) to file this request.
h. REQUEST TD REPAINT PEDESTRIAN CRnSSWALK AT THE SAN DIEGn CnUNTRY CLUB
ACROSS "L" STREET T~ COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE (Charles R. Talbott)
General Manager Charles Talbott, ~an Diego Country Club, asked to have the
crosswalk from the San Diego Country Club across "L" Street to the Country
Club Drive repaiDted. During the repair of "L" Street last year, the
pedestrian walk was painted over.
Mrs. Joy Sheresh, Safety Commission, stated the Commission considered this
item in February and March of this year in response to a letter from Mr.
White. The complaint was the City neglected to repaint the crosswalk after
the chip seal was put in; however, staff reported the crosswalk was not
necessary in this particular location. There are two crosswalks on "L"
Street: one at Hilltop and one at First Avenue with this crosswalk just midway
between those two traffic lights. The Safety Commission denied the request
and recommended further that a sidewalk be installed on the south side of "L"
Street. This project is proposed in the FY 1984-85 Capital Improvement
Program.
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Council discussion followed regarding the necessity of crosswalks; the Council
policy regarding painted crosswalks; and the "false security" people have
walking across the roads within the painted crosswalks.
A motion was made by Councilwoman McCandliss to refer this item back to staff
to be placed on the next Council meeting as an agenda item. The motion died
for lack of second.
MSUC (Moore/Scott} to send a letter to Mr. White and to the San Diego Country
Club explaining the Safety Commission's and Council's reasoning for deleting
such crosswalks and to include in the letter, the City Engineer's comments
regarding the responsibility of the pedestrian and the driver of the
vehicles--also to note that the sidewalks on the south side of "L" Street are
included in the Capital Improvement Program for FY 84-85.
i. REQUEST Tn ALLOCATE CITY REVENUE Tn YMCA SnCIAL ERVICE PRnJECTS (Beverly
DiGregorio, Executive Director, YMCA
Beverly DiGregorio, Executive Director of the YMCA Human Development Center,
requested the City allocate City revenue funds to YMCA social service
projects. She indicated that even modest funding, $1,000 to ~20,000, would
help perpetuate important YMCA projects that deal with prevention and
treatment of child abuse and juvenile delinquency.
MSUC (Moore/Scott) for this item to be considered during budget deliberations.
2a. hath of Office to Lupe M. Jimenez for appointment to the Civil ~ervice
Commission
City Clerk Fulasz administered the hath of Office to Lupe Jimenez, newly
appointed to the Civil Service Commission.
PUBLIC HEARINGS AND RELATED RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES
4. PtlBLIC HEARING CQNSIDEFU~TInN nF PROPOSED AMENDMENT Tn CHAPTER 19.46
I GENERAL INDUSTRIAL ZONE REQUIRING CITY COUNCIL
APPROVAL nF CERTAIN CONDITInNAL USES (Director of
Planning}
a. nRDINANCE 2064 AMENDING CHAPTER 19.46 OF THE CHULA VISTA MIINICIPAL CnOE
RELATING TO CONDITIONAL USES AND PROHIBITED HSES IN THE
I-ZnNE - FIRST READING
This being the time and place as advertised, Mayor pro Tempore Moore opened
the public hearing.
Director of Planning Krempl explained that in December 1983, the City Council
amended Chapter 19.54, Unclassified Uses requiring CounCil approval for those
uses having a Citywide impact. The Council also directed the staff to prepare
an amendment to the Code to require Council approval for those uses involving
hazardous waste materials. The reports looks at the I-zone and suggests
certain uses to be prohibited while others would be subject to a conditional
use review by the Council.
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On February 22, 1984, the Planning Commission recommended:
(1) Adopting the Negative Declaration issued on IS-84-18
(2) Council enact an ordinance amending Chapter 19.46 (I-General
Industrial Zone) in accordance with their Resolution PCA-84-2.
Mr. Krempl recommended Council concur with P1 anning Commission recommendation
of February 22, 1984:
1. Adopted the Negative Declaration issued on IS-84-18 which is forwarded for
Council adoption; and
2. Enact an ordinance amending Chapter 19,46 {I-General Industrial Zone) in
accordance with their Resolution PCA-84-2.
In answer to Councilwoman McCandliss' query, Mr. Krempl reported there are 564
acres zoned "I" in the City; 220 of these are in the Otay Valley Road area and
344 are located in the western extremities of the City on the Rayfront and
south of "J" Street. Council discussion followed with Mr. Krempl answering
Council's questions pertaining to the lists of permitted and prohibited uses.
Larry McKenna, 1347 Mt. View Lane, Chula Vista, representing Citizens Action
Network spoke against the ordinance stating it does not go far enough in order
to prohibit location of plants such as the RKK, rubber manufacturing, meat
packing plants, etc. in the qtay Valley area. He stated he is concerned with
the "piecemeal" approach being taken to define a policy for the City. He
asked that l) the Council fezone that area I-L in order to attract clean
industrial uses, 2} to continue the public hearing until a full Council is
present, 3) for staff to do more research in ten~s of setting a timetable for
the adoption of this ordinance, 4) for staff to come up with rezoning of the
area from I-G to I-L concurrently, 5) for staff to do a study of possible
buffer zones to be inserted between the residential and the proposed
industrial area, 6} for Council to consider the Golden Rule to be applied in
that area; in other words, for Council to picture themselves as owners of
property facing meat packing plants, etc. In answer to Council's query,
Mr. Krempl stated the General Plan and rezoning of that area is scheduled for
Planning Commission hearing on June 27.
Councilman Scott indicated his concern with discussing specifics in this
public hearing rather than general. If specifics are discussed, he would have
to abstain because of a possible conflict of interest; however, the public
hearing is supposed to be general for the overall city.
Further Council discussion ensued regarding having these matters come to the
Council from the Planning Commission; the BKK plant and its impact on the
City; the Council's not being aware that the plant was being built; a Council
review of every conditional use permit that comes into the City; and the
development being proposed on "K" Street between Third and Fourth Avenue.
There being no further comments, either for or against, the hearing was
declared closed.
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A motion was made by Councilman Scott to bring this matter back to the City
Council at a date regarding a policy of bringing all CUPs (back to Council)
along with further consideration of the 4/Sths vote. City Attorney Harron
noted this has already been scheduled for Council Conference. Councilman
Scott withdrew his motion.
MSUC (Scott/McCandliss) to place the ordinance on first reading. The reading
of the text was waived by unanimous consent, passed and approved unanimously.
5. PUBLIC HEARING CONSIDERING THE FORMATION OF A SEWER REIMBURSEMENT
DISTRICT FOR A PORTION OF THE RICE CANYON TRUNK SEWER
(City Engineer)
a. RESOLUTION 11574 ESTABLISHING THE HIDDEN VISTA VILLAGE SEWER
REIMBURSE~NT DISTRICT - RICE CANYON TRUNK
This being the time and place as advertised, Mayor pro Tempore Moore opened
the public hearing.
City Engineer Lippitt explained that the developers of Hidden Vista Village
(Terra Nov ~ requested the City establish a reimbursement district to repay
them for offsite and oversized sewer mains constructed with development of
their subdivision. He recommended the establishment of the sewer
reimbursement district in accordance with his report and the methodology
contained in said report.
In answer to Councilman Scott's question, City Engineer Lippitt explained the
reasoning why the residents west of 1-805 were deleted from this particular
reimbursement district.
Mr. Ken Raumgartner representing McMillin Development Company, 2727 Hoover
Avenue, National City, and Mr. Bill Robens, 254 Camino Elevado, Bonita,
representing the Gersten Companies, stated they have been working with staff
on this project; they concur with the staff's recommendations and recommend
approval.
There being no further comments either for or against, the hearing was
declared closed.
RESOLUTION OFFERED BY COUNCILWOMAN McCANDLISS, the reading of the 'text was
waived by unanimous consent, passed and approved unanimously.
6. OP~AL COMMUNICATInNS
a. Mr. David Foreman, 1653 Pt. Cabrillo Ct., Chula Vista, discussed the
construction of the BKK plant and its Negative Declaration presented to
the Planning Commission. Mr. Foreman stated that the responsibility of
the Negative Declaration came from the Environmental Review Coordinator
and asked that the Council consider his resignation and get a successor
for this position.
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b. Jean and Lane Cole, 273 Coralwood Court, Chula Vista, expressed their
pleasure of the action of the Coastal Commission in approving the Chula
Vista's Bayfront Plan. Mr. and Mrs. Cole presented the Council with the
Least Tern and Clappep Rail bird statuaries formerly presented to them at
Mr. Cole's retirement dinner.
c. Bess Pocklington, 656 Glover Place, Chula Vista, asked the Council to
consider the area west of 1-805 when approving industrial zoning for the
City. Mrs. Pocklington also commented it was her understanding that
after the rains, the Air Pollution Control District would be making a
study of the fine particulates in this area. Although there has not been
very much rain, she understood the study would still go on. She called
the Air Pollution Control District today and was informed "it would not
make sense" to have a study since SDG&E is burning gas instead of oil.
MSUC (McCandliss/Moore) to refer this matter to staff to contact the Air
Pollution Control Board.
Mr. Ron Trim representing Assemblyman Steve Peace's office stated it was still
his understanding that SDG&E would participate in a test after the rainy
season. He has no further information on this particular matter.
d. Miss Carla Myers, 1581 Point Sol Court, Chula Vista, complained of the
makeup of the Environmental Task Force. She expressed her concerns
regarding toxic waste pits and other hazardous waste constructions in the
Otay Valley Road area. Mayor pro Tempore Moore explained the makeup of
the Task Force: out of 14 possible members and ex-officio members, B
live in the City of Chula Vista. Miss Myers indicated there was a
conflict of interest on the part of three members, one who works for BKK,
another for Rohr, and the other for SANDER. City Manager Goss stated he
is an ex-officio member of this Committee and explained the charge given
to the Committee which is to obtain and exchange information.
d. Mr. Larry McKenna, 1347 Mount View Lane, Chula Vista, representing
Citizens Action Network, stated the group is not an "Eternal Pessimist
Association" but are genuinely concerned with the health and well~being
of citizens in this area. Mr. McKenna asked Council to take a look into
the allegations of malfeasance regarding the Environmental Review
Coordinator in submitting a Negative Declaration on the BKK plant. He
declared that the wife of the Environmental Review Coordinator was in a
position to take action in approving the ~KK plant and that her husband
"rubber stamped" the Negative Declaration on that approval. Mr. McKenna
asked for the resignation of the Environmental Review Coordinator. City
Manager Goss stated this charge is the purview of the City Manager and
not the City Council and asked Mr. McKenna to submit any allegations he
had in writing to him and he would respond to it.
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RESOLUTIONS AND nRDINANCES, FIRST READING
7. RESOLUTION 11575 APPRnVING CONTPJ~CT Nn. 295 BETWEEN THE .STATE nF
CALIFORNIA, DEPARTMENT OF YOUTH AUTHORITY, AND THE
CITY OF CHULA VISTA, FOR THE SERVICES OF SERGEANT
BILLY COX, SR. (Director of Public Safety)
The California Department of Youth Authority has been selecting law
enforcement officers for Law Enforcement Consultant positions for a number of
years. The purpose of this program is to improve relationship between the
Youth Authority and local law enforcements in order to develop a more
effective Juvenile Justice System and to reduce juvenile delinquency.
Sergeant Billy Cox, Sr. has been selected to fill this position. His contract
will commence on May l, 1984 through April 30, 1985 with a renewable option
for a second year. The State has agreed to pay the full salary and fringe
benefits of Sgt. Cox.
RES(1LUTION OFFERED BY COUNCILMAN SCOTT, the reading of the text was waived by
unanimous consent, passed and approved unanimously.
8. RESnLUTION APPRQVING AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY QF CHULA VISTA
AND SAN DIEGO FIREWORKS FOR A FOURTH OF JULY
FIREWORKS DISPLAY AND APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFOR
(Parks and Recreation Director)
For ~lO,O00, San Diego Fireworks will conduct a fireworks display at "J"
Street Marina, on Wednesday, July 4, 1984. The display will be of
approximately thirty to forty-five minutes duration. The recommendation is to
appropriate $10,000 from unappropriated general funds to Account 100-0730-5298.
MSUC (Scott/Moore) to continue this item for one week.
9. RESOLUTION APPROVING AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF CHULA VISTA
AND MO~NEY-LETTIERI FOR THE PREPARATION OF THE CHULA
VISTA SPHERE STUDY AND APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFOR
(Director of Planning)
Pursuant to City Council instructions, the Planning Department and principals
of the firm of Mooney-Lettieri and Associates have met and negotiated the
terms of an agreement for the preparation of a draft sphere-of-influence plan
for the City of Chula Vista.
The recommendation is Council approve the agreement and appropriate 526,930
from the unappropriated balance of the General Fund to Account 0623-5201
(Advance Planning-Professional Services) for payment of this service.
MSUC (Scott/Moore) to continue this item for one week.
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lO. RESOLUTION 11576 APPRnVING FY 1984-85 TRANSPORTATION DEVELOPMENT ACT
ITDA) ARTICLE 4.5 CLAIM SUBMISSION FOR HANDYTRANS
OPERATION AND FARE INCREASE FnR FY 1984-85 ICity
Engineer)
The City of Chula Vista's FY 1984-85 Article 4.5 claim to support HandYtrans
operations in the amount of 5197,270, was submitted to SANBAG and MTDB on
March 30, 1984. ~tate 1 aw requires this claim to be submitted to MTDB and
SANDAG by April 1, 1984. This claim includes the following changes for FY
1984-85 relative to the current fiscal year: an additional 2 vehicle service
hours per weekday, or 520 additional hours annually; and a fare of 51.00, an
increase of 50.15 over the current 50.85 fare. SANDAG has informed all
Article 4.5 claimants that there may be insufficient Article 4.5 monies to
fund all elderly and handicapped systems in the County at the level programmed
in the FY 1984-85 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) which was submitted
to SANDAG in January 1984.
RESOLUTION OFFERED BY COUNCILMAN SCOTT, the reading of the text was waived by
unanimous consent, passed and approved unanimously.
ll. RESOLUTION 11577 AUTHORIZING SUBMISSION BY SCOOT OF THE FY 1984-85
TRANSPORTATION DEVELOPMENT ACT (TDA) ARTICLE 4.0
CLAIM (City Engineer)
The FY 1984-85 SCOOT claim for Article 4.0 funds to support Chula Vista
Transit (CVT) operations was submitted to MTDB and SANDAG on March 30, 1984.
State law requires that TDA claims be submitted by April 1 prior to the fiscal
year for which TDA funds are claimed. The total SCOOT claim is 51,170,963
consisting of $1,077,602 claimed against the City of Chula Vista's
apportionment of $1,197,602, and $93,361 claimed against the County of ~an
Diego's apportionment.
RESOLUTION OFFERED BY MAYqR PRO TEMPORE MOORE, the reading of the text was
waived by unanimous consent, passed and approved unanimously.
12. RESOLUTION RELEASING A LIEN AGAINST THE PROPERTY LOCATED ON THE
EAST SIDE OF BAY BOULEVARD SOUTH OF "E" STREET (City
Engineer)
A recent title search of the property on the east side of Bay Boulevard, south
of "E" Street, revealed the existence of a 59,500 lien against the property.
This property was formerly owned by Harding Campbell. In 1971, Mr. Campbell
was granted a deferral of the requirement to install public improvements along
the frontage of his property. A lien was placed against the property to
guarantee the future installation of these improvements. Since that time, the
improvements have been constructed and the lien may now be released.
Councilwoman McCandliss questioned why the lien was not released to the City
since the City put in the improvements. The City Engineer indicated this
project was done through the Redevelopment Agency and he does not know the
specific terms associated with that agreement, Councilman Scott said he
recalled the City put in the improvements at the time Anthony's Restaurant
went in and also forgave part of the sewer fees.
MSUC (Scott/McCandliss) to refer this matter back to staff for investigation.
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13. REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER
MSUC IMoore/Scott) for a Closed Session at the end of the meeting for matters
of personnel.
REPORTS OF CITY ~FFICERS AND DEPARTMENT HEADS
14. REPORT AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY REQUEST TO CONDUCT THE EIGHTH
ANNUAL LIFE CYCLE BIKE-A-THON (Parks and Recreation
~ Director)
The American Cancer Society of San Diego County requested permission to
conduct a bike-a-thon on Saturday, June 2, 1984. The Eighth Annual Life Cycle
Bike-a-Thon is held to raise funds to support research, patient services,
public education and cancer screenings.
MSUC (Scott/McCandliss) to approve the request subject to staff conditions.
15. REPORT AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE SOUTH COAST ORGANIZATION
OPERATING TRANSIT (SCOOT) AND AZTEC BUS LINES TO
PROVIDE INTRA-CITY BUS SERVICE IN THE CITY ~F CHULA
VISTA FOR 12 MONTHS, COMMENCING JULY 1, 1984 (City
" Engineer)
The current agreement between SCOOT and Aztec Bus Lines to operate Chula Vista
Transit (CVT) terminates on June 30, 1984. At its meeting on January 24,
1984, Council accepted a report which recommended that "SCOOT Board extend the
existing Aztec contract for a period beyond July 1, 1984, until one to two
months after new buses are put in service; issue Request for Proposals (RFP)
for operations contract to begin after new buses are put in service." SCOOT
Board approved this recommendation at its meeting on February 15, 1984. The
Transit Coordinator and City Engineer have negotiated an agreement with Aztec
Bus Lines to operate CVT during FY 1984-85.
MSUC (Moore/Scott) to accept the report and staff recommendations.
16. MAYOR'S REPORT
a. Mayor pro Tempore Moore referred to a letter in the Council information
packet regarding the 1984 International U.S.A./Mexico Spring Festival
Marathon/Half Marathon and questioned the role of the City. Public
Information Coordinator Cox said he is in contact with the people running
the marathon--they are waiting confirmation of their insurance which they
will give to the Parks and Recreation Director.
b. Mayor pro Tempore Moore expressed his concern with the number of members
on the Design Review Committee. There are problems with getting enough
architects that reside in the City to serve on this Committee so,
therefore, they have to go outside the City to get these members.
Consequently, there are a number of meetings where no quorum was
" established.
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MSUC (Scott/Moore) for staff to bring back a resolution establishing a policy
so three members of the Design Review Committee will constitute a quorum, in
the interim period (since the' Committee will ultimately be a five-member
committee).
City Attorney Harron explained the Committee is strictly advisory to the
staff. Their recommendations are incorporated in the staff reports which go
to the Council.
c. Mayor pro Tempore Moore reported that the League of California Cities
dinner meeting will be held in Santee on April 26. This is the same
evening that the City Awards dinner will be held.
d. Mayor pro Tempore Moore stated the annual Civic Award Banquet is being
scheduled and ask the Councilmembers to submit any names of possible
candidates for this Award.
17. COUNCIL COMMENTS
None.
The Council recessed to Closed Session at 8:40 p.m.
ADJOURNMENT AT 9:10 p.m. to the meeting scheduled for April lO, 1984, at
7:00 p .m.
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