HomeMy WebLinkAboutcc min 1982/09/21 MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF CHULA VISTA, CALIFORNIA
Tuesday, September 21, 1 982 Council Chambers
7:00 p.m. Public Services Building
ROLL CALL
Councilmen present: Mayor Cox, Councilmembers McCandliss, Scott, Malcolm,
Moore
Councilmen absent: None
Staff present: City Manager Cole, City Attorney Lindberg, Assistant
City Manager Asmus, Development Services Administrator
Robens
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE, SILENT PRAYER
1. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES for the meetings of September 7 and 14, 1982
MSUC (Malcolm/Scott) to approve the minutes with Councilman Moore abstaining
because of absence from the meetings.
2. SPECIAL ORDERS OF THE DAY
a. Recognition of the Charter Review Committee
Mayor Cox introduced the members of the Charter Review Committee and presented
Certificates of Appreciation and keychains to the following:
Norm Williams, Chairman; David Burns; Chuck Peter; Bob Tugenberg and Ken
Weimer. Ty Compton and George Ronis were unable to attend because of
conflicts in their schedules.
b. Oath of Office to Newly-Appointed Parking Place Commissioner
Gary Harper, newly-appointed to the Parking Place Commission, was unable to
attend this evening's meeting. The oath of office will be administered next
week.
MSUC{Cox/McCandliss) move to consider Item 20 at the completion of the public
hearings
3. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
a. Ann Erebout, 4324 Grace Road, Bonita, Ca. 92002 requested that Item
17 be moved up on the agenda. Her request was denied.
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b. Mr. Roy Muraoka, 1478 1st Avenue, Chula Vista, Ca. 92011 requested to
speak in opposition of mandatory refuse collection. City Attorney Don
Lindberg advised that a public hearing was held on this matter on
September 7, 1982 and no further testimony will be accepted.
c. Mr. Bob Graham, 1425-184 Second Avenue, Chula Vista, Ca. 92010
announced the California Senior Legislature fundraiser raised over
$1500. He brought to the Council's attention that a health hazard is
present at the FedMart on Third Avenue because people are dumping
their trash there. He also congratulated Margaret Swartzman, member
of the Commission on Aging, and requested that the Council look into
a cost efficient way of seeing that coordinated services get to the
needy seniors.
MSUCICox/McCandliss) move Council refer this item (health hazard at FedMart
store area) to staff for a report back.
d. Neil Slijk of the Chula Vista Chamber of Commerce announced the
Downtown Committee is going to have a celebration for the completion
of the sidewalks on October 16 and groundbreaking for the Marie
Callender Restaurant, theatres and Jack La Lane. He requested
permission to sell beer so they could have a beer garden during this
celebration. Mr, Slijk asked the Councilmembers to volunteer to be
"dunked" in the dunking tank. The Council agreed to participate.
Mr. Slijk spoke of the Full Recovery Cost Proposal time factors
noting that a public hearing is scheduled for next week on this
matter. He asked for additional time so the Chamber can prepare a
response. Mayor Cox indicated the public hearing could be continued
at that time.
MSUCIScott/Moore) move Council refer permission to use the sidewalks and other
requirements to staff for Council approval subject to staff input.
e. Council discussion followed regarding Council representation at the
conference on the full-cost recovery fees. City Attorney Lindberg
explained that the purpose of the workshop is to inform the Council
of the methods and philosophy used in arriving at the decisions and,
although open to the public, is not a public hearing.
f. Frank Chidister and John Rojas, 38 E. Donohoe, Chula Vista, Ca.
92011, representing the Chula Vista Historical Society extended an
invitation to the Council and public to attend a Society event at the
Library this Friday and Saturday. Mr. Rojas asked the Council to
look into allowing an additional $150 for further work on their
project.
g. Councilman Scott complimented the Society's publication and work on
the history of Chula Vista.
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h. Mr. Craig Hollicut, 827 Woodlawn, Chlula Vista, Ca. 92010 asked the
Council to look into a present flooding problem at the newly
landscaped "J" Street Marina.
i. Councilman Scott said he was recently made aware of the situation
and believes the sprinkler system is not working properly.
MSUC(Scott/McCandliss) move Council refer this to staff and the Port District.
j. Patricia R. Porter, 418 "I" Street, Chula Vista, Ca. 92010 asked if
Chula Vista residents would be allowed to use the Otay landfill free
if obligated to participate in mandatory trash pickup. She was
informed that this would not be possible.
k. David Burns, 130 Whitney, Chula Vista, Ca. 92010, a representative of
CHAD, asked Counc i 1 to make CHAD 1 i terature avai 1 able to the
employees of Chula Vista so they will be aware of the 15 different
agencies they may select from during the United Way contributions.
MSUC(Scott/Cox) move Council refer this item to staff for the appropriate
action.
4. WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
a. Claim Against the City Pedro Pulido, 844 Madison Avenue, Chula
Vista, Ca. 92011
A claim was filed against the City for $5,000 in damages for loss of wages and
distress as a result Mr. Pulido's arrest on November 9, 1981.
MSUC(McCandliss/Malcom) move that Council reject this claim.
b. Request to use Library for Piano Recital - Bethelese Mosig Carpenter,
P.O. Box 2412, Chlula Vista, Ca. 92012
City Manager Cole recommends that Section 2 of the Policy for Use of Public
Rooms, adopted by Resolution 9117, be referred to by staff for evaluation to
determine the validity of excluding this type of program.
Council discussion followed regarding the cultural needs of Chula Vista.
MSUC(McCandliss/Cox) move Council refer this item to staff for review.
PUBLIC HEARINGS AND RELATED RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES
MSUC(Cox/Scott) to combine items 5 and 6 both applications for taxicab
permits.
This being the time and place as advertised, Mayor Cox opened the public
heari rigs.
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5. PUBLIC HEARING CONSIDERATION OF GRANTING A TAXICAB CERTIFICATE TO
JUAN N. COLLAZO dba OLIMPI CAB COMPANY {City Manager)
RESOLUTION 11008 APPROVING A TAXICAB CERTIFICATE TO OLIMPI CAB COMPANY
Juan N. Collazo, dba Olimpi Cab Company, filed his application to operate a
taxicab service on August 26, 1982. Mr. Collazo expressed his desire to file
an application under the old ordinance {No. 1881), rather than waiting for the
new ordinance to become effective on October 15 because he wishes to start
taxicab operations as soon as possible.
The recommendation is that Council adopt the resolution subject to Police
Department inspection of the vehicles for compliance with all safety codes,
and with the further condition that he obtain the required insurance as
stipulated in ordinance No. 2003.
6. PUBLIC HEARING CONSIDERATION OF GRANTING A TAXICAB CERTIFICATE TO
THOMAS GRELA dba ELITE CAB COMPANY {City Manager)
RESOLUTION llO09 APPROVING A TAXICAB CERTIFICATE TO ELITE CAB COMPANY
Thomas L. Grela, dba Elite Cab Company, has filed an application to operate a
taxicab service and expressed his desire to file an application under the old
ordinance {No. 1881 ), rather than waiting for the new ordinance to become
effective on October 15, because he wishes to start taxicab operations as soon
as possible.
The recommendation i s that Council adopt the resolution subject to Police
Department inspection of the vehicles for compliance with all safety codes,
and with the further stipulation that he obtain the required insurance as
stipulated in ordinance No. 2003.
Jim Thomson, Director of Management Services, explained the differences in the
ordinances and stated that Silver Cab Company was changing its name to Elite
Cab Compa~ and Elite Cab Wagon. Both Olimpi Cab Company and Elite Cab
Company had changes in the additional amount of vehicles to be inspected and
approved. Mr. Juan Collazo of Olimpic Cab Company and Mr. Thomas Grela of
Elite Cab Company and Elite Cab Wagon both presented copies of their insurance
policies proving proper insurance coverage which is necessary for the City of
San Diego and the City of Chula Vista.
Mayor Cox declared the public hearings closed.
MSUC(Scott/Malcolm) to change the authorization from two cabs to four cabs
with final approval of the cabs for Olimpi Cab Company.
MSUC{Scott/Malcolm) that the cab companies would have to meet all new
requirements by October 15, 1982.
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Resolutions were offered by Mayor Cox, the reading of. the texts were waived by
unanimous consent, passed and approved unanimously.
MSUC(Cox/Moore) that the resolution for Silver Cab Company be amended to five
vehicles and referred to as Elite Cab and one vehicle for Elite Cab Wagon and
passed for safety inspection.
MSUC(Scott/McCandliss) move that Item 12 be brought up prior to Item 7.
CONTINUED MATTER AND SECOND READING OF ORDINANCE
12. Report on Mandatory Refuse Collection and Disposal for all City Residents
(City Manager)
ORDINANCE 2004 AMENDING SECTION 8.24.060 OF CHAPTER 8.24 OF THE CHULA
VISTA MUNICIPAL CODE TO REQUIRE MANDATORY REFUSE
COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL FOR ALL CITY RESIDENTS {First
Reading)
Council discussion involved the exemption provisions which would meet State
law. A person that meets the exemption would be required to submit a receipt
from the disposal area.
MSUC{Malcolm/Moore) to place ordinance on the first reading, the reading of
the text was waived by unanimous consent, passed and approved unanimously.
7. PUBLIC HEARING CONSIDERATION OF RATE INCREASES FOR TRASH SERVICE -
CHULA VISTA SANITARY SERVICE (Director of Finance)
RESOLUTION llOlO APPROVING RATE INCREASE FOR CHULA VISTA SANITARY
SERVICE
This being the time and place as advertised, Mayor Cox declared the public
hearing opened.
Director of Finance Grant, referring to his written report, explained that the
Chula Vista Sanitary Service, Inc. has requested a 10% increase in
non-mandatory service or a 3.7% rate increase in mandatory service. In
addition, they have al so requested an average 13% rate increase in commercial
and contract hauling services. Staff performed a rate study based on the
financial data presented by the company. The study indicates that the
requested rate increases are justified. The new rates, if approved by the
City Council, will be effective October l, 1982.
Council discussion followed regarding what other cities are charging the
public; water and trash bills being combined into one billing; return on
investment; projected expenses; other public company's annual reports; and
pending reports due on these subjects.
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Fred Drew, 1275 Banner Avenue, Chula Vista, Ca. 92011 spoke against bills for
public taxes and services and requested separate billing be maintained for
water and trash.
John Sipula, 268 Shasta Street, Chula Vista, Ca. 921D1 spoke in opposition of
disallowing a competitor to perform the services at less cost.
Ernest L. Robbins, 488 Elm Avenue, Chula Vista, Ca. 92010 suggested the Police
Department become involved in policing trash problems when people go on
vacation, and spoke in opposition to high sewage bills.
E. C. Duhamel, 229 Glover Avenue, Chula Vista, Ca. 92010 objected turning
receipts in to Chula Vista Sanitation and a "misrepresentation" of his actions
in newspaper reports.
David Burns, 130 Whitney, Chula Vista, Ca. 9201 0 spoke of the reasonable price
of water.
There being no further comments, either for or against, the hearing was
declared closed.
RESOLUTION OFFERED BY COUNCILMAN MOORE, the reading of the text was waived by
unanimous consent, pased and approved unanimously.
MSUC(Scott/McCandliss) to obtain reports from three private companies
regarding rate schedules.
MSUC(Moore/Malcolm) move the staff continue to pursue the billing processes
for Chula Vista Sanitation Service, the Sweetwater Authority and Otay
Municipal with a report and recommendation to the Council within 90 days.
20. Report on Request for Formation of Commission on Aging (Chairman, Mayor's
Ad Hoc Committee)
On December 22, 1981, the City Council continued a request by Mrs. Margaret
Helton to establish a Commission on Aging. A motion was made and unanimously
carried "to create an ad hoc committee with a six-month term - the purpose of
the committee will be to set forth the purpose and justification for
estalishing a permanent Commission on Aging". The Mayor's Ad Hoc Committee on
Senior Affairs has conducted an exhaustive study to determine the need for a
Commission on Aging.
The recommendation is that the City Council form a Commission on Aging and
direct the City Attorney to draft an appropriate ordinance creating said
Commission.
Mayor Cox introduced the members of the Ad Hoc Commission as follows: Don
LeCompte, Chairman; Fred Drew; Ann Fabrick; John Colstrus; Pricilla Mahloney;
Kitty Morrett; Evelyn Gillespie and Helen Stalks.
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A recess was called at 8:24 p.m. and the meeting reconvened at 8:29 p.m.
Don LeCompte, 1615 Elmhurst Street, Chula Vista, Ca. 92010, Maggie Helton, 162
Mankato Street, Chula Vista, Ca. 92010, Fred Drew, 1275 Banner Avenue, Chula
Vista, Ca. 92011, and Anne Nute, 425 Oaklawn, Chula Vista, Ca. 92010 spoke in
support of a Commission on Agi rig.
MSUC{McCandliss/Moore) move that Council form a Commission on Aging and direct
the City Attorney to draft the appropriate ordinance creating such commission.
MS(Scott/Malcolm) that a "sunset clause" be put in the ordinance. Motion was
withdrawn.
Mayor Cox commended the Ad Hoc Committee for a very thorough report.
MSUC{Cox/McCandliss) that at the time this resolution comes back for final
adoption, the Council al so incorporate, at that same meeting, recognition to
the people of this Commission and an appreciation of thanks.
Maggie Helton, 162 Mankato Street, Chula Vista, Ca. 92010 thanked the Council
for their decision, and assured the Council of consumer input regarding
aqVthing that comes before the Commission relating to senior citizens.
MSUC(Scott/McCandliss) to put something in the ordinance regarding a "sunset
clause".
RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES, FIRST READING
8. RESOLUTION llOll ACCEPTING PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS WOODLAWN AVENUE AND
"H" STREET {City Engineer)
R. E. Hazard Contracting Compan.v completed the construction of the street
improvements for Woodlawn Avenue and "H" Street on September 9, 1982. A final
inspection was held and all work was found to be in accordance with the plans
and specifications and to the satisfaction of the City Engineer.
RESOLUTION OFFERED BY COUNCILWOMAN McCANDLISS, the reading of the text was
waived by unanimous consent, passed and approved unanimously.
9. RESOLUTION 11012 APPROVING SERVICE AGREEMENT BETWEEN CITY OF CHULA
VISTA AND CARL WARREN & COMPANY FOR 1982/83 {Director
of Personnel)
Fiscal year 1982-83 will be the fourth year of the agreement with Carl Warren
& Company for administration of the City's public liability claims.
Administration services include investigation of disputed claims over $500
{undisputed property damage claims under $500 are handled by staff), claims
adjusting, settlement offers, releases, subrogation, and general claims
management. The Risk Management Division has been entirely satisfied with the
work of this firm and recommends that the current contract be continued.
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RESOLUTION OFFERED BY MAYOR COX, the reading of the text was waived by
unanimous consent, passed and approved unanimously.
MSUC(Moore/McCandliss) that staff provide a semi-annual report regarding
claims against the City and the status regarding intended action to offset
future losses.
lO. RESOLUTION llO13 APPROVING AGREEMENT BETWEEN CITY OF CHULA VISTA AND
THE COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO TO PROVIDE SENIOR INFORMATION
AND REFERRAL SERVICES TO THE SOUTH BAY AREA THROUGH
SEPTEMBER 30, 1983 AND TO AMEND THE 1982/83 BUDGET TO
RESTORE THE HUMAN SERVICES COORDINATOR FOR THE
DUP~ATION OF THE CONTRACT, APPROPRIATING FUNDS
(Director of Parks & Recreation)
The Council adopted Resolution No. 10862 on May ll, 1982 to extend the 1981-82
contract with the County of San Diego Area Agency on Aging (AA.A) for funding
of the South Bay Senior Information and Referral Program for a three-month
period until County funding sources were ascertai ned. On September 14, 1982
the County approved funding for Title III-B programs. The total available for
the period October l, 1982 through September 30, 1983 is $27,937.
Director or Parks and Recreation Pfister explained that the funding is for the
period through June 30, lg83, and the correct funding would be $20,703 for the
nine month period.
MSUC(Scott/Moore) move that the resolution be amended to reflect the $20,703
for the period through June 30, 1983.
RESOLUTION OFFERED BY COUNCILMAN SCOTT, the reading of the text was waived by
unanimous consent, passed and approved unanimously, as amended.
Joseph W. Garcia, 400 Fifth Avenue, Chula Vista, Ca. 92010 requested and
received an explanation of previous Item 9 regarding the City's Risk
Management division.
Councilman Moore moved that Mr. Garcia contact staff to have his questions
answered and if he has any further questions they will be referred to
Council. The motion was withdrawn after Mr. Garcia was informed by City
Attorney Lindberg that he would be glad to answer his questions at his
office. Mr. Garcia was given a copy of the report for his information.
ll. RESOLUTION llO14 WAIVING BIDS FOR REPLACEMENT OF LANDSCAPING AND
IRRIGATION AT JIMMY'S ON THE GREEN RESTAURANT AND
APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFORE (City Manager)
City Manager Cole stated that the original contract for the remodeling and
enlargement of Jimmy's on the Green did not provide for the replacement of
landscaping and the irrigation system previously in existence in and around
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the building prior to reconstruction and remodeling. In the original plans
for the project, it was determined and anticipated that the work could be
performed more efficiently and at a lower cost by utilizing the City workforce
than through the normal bid process.
He recommended that the City Council waive the bid process and appropriate the
necessary funds to acquire the materials and planting supplies to complete the
project in a timely manner. Mr. Cole further recommended Council consider
replacement of the existing flagpole.
RESOLUTION OFFERED BY COUNCILMAN SCOTT, the reading of the text was waived by
unanimous consent, passed and approved unanimously.
CONTINUED MATTERS AND SECOND READING OF ORDINANCE
13. REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER
MSUC(Cox/Scott) move Council go into a Closed Session for employee
negotiations after this evening's Redevelopment Meeting.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS AND DEPARTMENT HEADS
14. Report on Sexual Harassment Policy (Director of Personnel)
Director of Personnel Thorsen reported that in order to be in full compliance
with the regulations regarding discrimination avoidance, it is necessary for
the City to adopt a policy on sexual harassment, provide training to its
employees, investigate the claims of sexual harassment, and take action
against individuals who have been found guilty of such harassment.
She recommended that Council authorize adopting a policy on sexual harassment
to be submitted as a resolution at a future meeting.
MSUC(Malcolm/Scott) move Council accept this report.
MSUC(Scott/McCandliss) that Council preview the movie "Workplace Hussle"
regarding sexual harassment to clarify any questions the Council may have.
15. Report on Bonitafest Bicycle Tour (Director of Parks & Recreation)
Director of Parks and Recreation Pfister explained that when Council approved
the request by the Bonitafest Committee to conduct the 1982 event on October
2, the Committee had not considered inclusion of a bicycle tour event.
Subsequently, two bicycle shop owners in Bonita offered to sponsor such an
event, in hopes it would become a permanent part of the annual affair. Each
shop owner proposed a different route, however. As a result, the Committee
decided to include both routes this year and the one attracting greater
participation would be retained in following years. Although participation is
limited to 2,000, actual numbers are not expected to exceed 500 this year.
The Police Department approves the event and will provide Reserve Officers for
traffic control at no cost to the City.
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MSUC(Cox/Malcolm) move Council accept this report.
16. Report on Revised Policy Allowing Commercial Use of Recreation Facilities
(Director of Parks & Recreation)
Director of Parks and Recreation Pfister noted that on September 1, 1981,
Council approved Resolution No. 10614 which revised the policy by which users
are charged fees for their use of recreation facilities. The revised policy
allows commercial firms to use recreation facilities and establishes a special
fee category for such use. The Parks and Recreation Department was directed
to evaluate the new policy at six months and one year. A six month report was
submitted on March 16, 1982.
Hi s recommendation is that Council approve maintaining the present fee
category until an updated study of the fee schedule is concluded.
MSUC(McCandliss/Scott) move Council accept this report.
17. Report on feasibility of Charging Parking Fees at Rohr Park to Support an
Additional Park Warden (Director of Parks & Recreation)
Referring to his written report, Director of Parks and Recreation Pfister
commented that due to the increase in use of Rohr Park and the attendant
problems resulting therefrom, Council suggested additional park warden
coverage might be in order. Because of budgetary constraints, however, it was
proposed that a charge be made for parking in the park as a means to defray
the additional expense. Staff was directed to conduct a study as to the
feasibility of such action and report back to Council.
The recommendation is that Council accept this report; direct staff to prepare
an ordinance to provide for parking fees at Rohr Park and a resolution to add
an additional Park Warden; and authorize a special appropriation for the
purchase of equipment and signs necessary to implement a parking control
program at Rohr Park.
Council discussion followed regarding the need for better supervision at the
park; present park warden's duties and authority; the need for another warden;
is the department under or overstaffed; present parking and vandalism
problems; the present policing system used by City police and the California
Highway Patrol and whether there is an absolute need to charge 25~ an hour.
Mr. Cliff Rowland, llO0 Industrial Boulevard, Chula Vista, Ca. 92010 spoke on
his opposition to meters in the park.
Ann Erebout, 4324 Grace Road, Bonita, Ca. 92002 explained the hazardous
existing parking problems on Sweetwater Road and requested that Council look
into requesting an increase in the California Highway Patrol personnel on
Sweetwater Road.
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Jerry Ri ndone, Vice Chairman of the Parks and Recreation Commission and
Commission member Don Harris stated the Commission was in opposition to the
parking meter proposal; however, there is a definite need for a park warden.
It is the Commission's belief that since the park was dedicated to the City
for the public, fees should not be charged for their use, or for parking.
Council discussion followed regarding non-residents using the park and that
the citizens of Chula Vista shouldn't be "taxed" for non-residents use.
MSUC(McCandliss/Scott) to continue this item and have staff look at a reduced
fee and bring this item back to Council in two weeks.
18. Report on National Asthma Center's Request to Stage a Bike-A-Thon
(Director of Parks & Recreation)
Director of Parks and Recreation Pfister reported that the purpose of the
Bike-A-Thon is to raise funds for the National Asthma Center Program. This i s
the 6th annual Bike for Breath event and they will be using the same route as
approved the past two years. The Chula Vista Police Department approves the
route with the proviso that riders remain within the designated bike paths.
NAC has provided a copy of the liability insurance policy for one-million
dollars, naming the City as an additional insured party.
MSUC(Cox/Moore) for approval of this item subject to staff conditions.
MSUC(Cox/Scott) to accept this report.
REPORTS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
19. RESOLUTION llO15 FORMATION OF A NON-PROFIT PARKS & RECREATION
CORPORATION (Chairman, Parks & Recreation Commission)
In the face of ever-diminishing general fund monies to provide and maintain
parks and recreational facilities for the public, innovative steps are in
order for raising such funds. One such method that has proven successful for
other municipalities is the formation of a non-profit parks and recreation
corporation.
The Parks and Recreation Commission is requesting conceptual Council approval
and asking staff to assist with the drafting of incorporation papers to
enhance, not supplant, City programs.
RESOLUTION OFFERED BY COUNCILMAN SCOTT, the reading of the text was waived by
unanimous consent, passed and approved unanimously.
21. MAYOR'S REPORT
a. MSUC(Cox/Scott) move that staff set up tours of the City for the City
Council.
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b. Crystal T's has decided to acquire the property on the bayfront for a
restaurant and will be coming up to the Redevelopment Agency for
approval.
22. COUNCIL COMMENTS
a. MSUC(McCandliss/Scott) that staff look into whether a need exists for
stop signs at a 4-way stop at Melrose and E. Rienstra and a 3-way
stop at Melrose and Telegraph Canyon Road.
b. MSUC(Malcolm/Moore) that Council direct staff to prepare a report, as
soon as possible, in regard to how the businesses are being affected
by the peso devaluation.
c. Council discussion ensued regarding vandalism at the "J" Street
Park. A reply is expected soon from the Port District regarding a
letter that was sent to them requesting information they had
regarding police protection in that area.
d. MSC(Moore/Malcolm) move that the City Manager take action to properly
"secure" the Parkway restrooms within the next 24 hours and staff
come back with a report of recommended action of solving the problem.
AYES: Mayor Cox, Councilwoman McCandliss, Councilman Moore, Councilman
Malcolm
Noes: Councilman Scott
Absent: None
MSUC(Cox/Moore) tn direct st~ to come back to the City Council with a
recommended program of remov~ the problems the Citv presently h~s with the
utilization of these restrooms.
MSUC(Scott/Malcolm) the Parks and Recreation Department come back to Council
within 90 days with a report on personnel reduction within the Parks and
Recreation Department.
The Council recessed at 10:30 p.m. to the Redevelopmerit Agency Meeting. The
Redevelopmerit Agency adjourned at 10:45 p.m., at which time the City Council
Meeting was reconvened.
The Council recessed to Closed Door Session at 10:45 p.m. The City Clerk was
excused and the City Manager reported that the Session ended at ll:20 p.m.
ADJOURNMENT at 11:20 p.m. to the meeting scheduled for Thursday, September 23,
1982 at 7:00 p.m.
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