1993/01/14 City Council MinutesRohnert Park City Council Minutes
January 14, 1993
- Adj.reg.meeting -
The Council of the City of Rohnert Park met this date in
adjourned regular session commencing at 5:00 p.m. in the City
Offices, 6750 Commerce Boulevard, Rohnert Park, with Mayor
Hollingsworth presiding.
CALL 'ICS ORDER Mayor Hollingsworth called the regular session to order at
approximately 5:03 p.m.
Mayor Hollingsworth advised that due to a P. G. & E. power
failure at the regular City Council meeting of January 12,
1993, as well as the lateness of the hour, said meeting was
adjourned to this date, January 14,1993, 5:00 p.m. to complete
the agenda items as scheduled.
ROLL CALL Present: (5) Councilmembers Eck, Gallagher, Reilly, Spiro and
Mayor Hollingsworth
Absent: (0) None
Staff present for all or part of the meeting: City Manager
Netter, City Attorney Flitner, and Director of Public
Works /City Engineer Brust.
Bingo matters:1) Police Activities League (PAL) - City Manager Netter referenced
copies provided to Council of two items pertaining to Police
Activities League (PAL); a) letter dated December 28, 1992 from PAL
regarding decision to list building for sale and relocate operation;
and b) Audit findings regarding pull tab sales (gross vs. net) with
letter dated December 21, 1992 from PAL and staff report dated
December 22,1992 with various attachments. Mr. Netter shared contents
of these items and responded to Council questions regarding same,
Discussion followed during which PAL President Harvey G. Head
responded from the audience to Council inquiry that PAL is always open
to meet with Council Committee and further discuss concerns related to
its bingo operation, but rather than spend the majority of his time
and staff's time dealing with issues brought up by Rohnert Park,
preference is to relocate. Council further reviewed parking
requirements related to the current PAL building location as well as
complexities of legal requirements for auditing.
Mayor Hollingsworth designated Councilman Eck and Councilmember
Gallagher as Council Committee to meet with PAL representatives to
further review above-mentioned concerns. City Attorney will look at
legal requirements for PAL parking lot.
2) Soroptimist International of Rohnert Park /Cotati - City Manager
Netter said copies were provided to Council of letter dated December
180, 1992 from Soroptimist International of Rohnert Park /Cotati
regarding decision to discontinue bingo operations. He shared
contents therein as reviewed in the Council Meeting Memo and said this
was for Council's information.
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3) Thor -Vex Productions (i.e. Rev. Tharpe in support of T's Academy) -
City Manager Netter said this item was also for Council's information
and that copies were provided to Council of staff memo dated January
5, 1993 regarding Thor -Vex Productions -T's Academy decision to
discontinue bingo operations. Mr. Netter shared coments as reviewed
in the Council Meeting Memo regarding this matter.
Discussion followed during which City Manager Netter responded to
various Council questions pertaining to bingo matters confirming that
the law is consistent and across the board for everyone. Mayor
Hollingsworth said he agreed that the City needed to operate within
the scope of responsibility regarding such matters.
Planning and Zoning matters:
File No.1514 - City Manager Netter referenced plans on display and shared contents
of Planning Staff Report provided to Council regarding File No. 1514 -
International House of Pancakes - Architectural review to convert
31,800 sq. ft. parcel located on Redwood Drive (currently "Choices"
Restaurant) into an International House of Pancakes Restaurant.
Samples c_` colors and materials were also displayed for Council's
review. W. Netter said this item is up for Council's architectural
review in following its procedures for any project visible from U. S.
Highway 101. He Netter responded to various Council questions
regarding these plans as outlined in the Planning Staff Report. City
Manager Netter said a representative of International House of
Pancakes was present at tonight's meeting to respond to Council
questions, if desired.
Mike Ibraham, Project Coordinator, International House of Pancakes, 1600 South Main
Street, Ste.195, Walnut Creek, Ca., responded to Council inquiry that,
IHOP is going to change the interior furnishings and decorations and
they are going to put in new seats and booths. IHOP is changing to a
blue metal roof on its building. In response to Council inquiry, W.
Ibraham said he had no problem with the Planning Commission's
direction regarding the blue roof.
Upon motion by Councilman Eck, seconded by Councilmember Gallagher,
File No. 1514 - Architect. raI plans for International House of
Pancakes were unanimously approved per Planning Conmi.ssion approval at
its December 10, 1992 meeting.
File No.1584 - City Manager Netter referenced plans on display, as well as samples,
and said copies were provided to Council of Planning Staff Report
dated December 10, 1992 regarding File No. 1584 - Ed Gilmore/Royal
Coach Car Wash - Site plan and architectural review of proposed Royal
Coach Car Wash to be located on a 39,220 sq. ft. parcel on the north
side of the Rohnert Park Expressway, 400 ft. west of Redwood Drive and
west of and contiguous to the Chevron Station and south of the
proposed United Furniture Store. Mr. Netter shared contents therein
and said the Planning Commission approved this project at its meeting
of December 10, 1992 and recommended Council approval of same. Again,
since this property is visible from U. S. 101, this matter is up for
Council's review in following its procedures. City Manager Netter
responded to various Council questions regarding this matter as
outlined in the referenced Planning Staff Report. He said
representatives of Royal Coach Car Wash were available at tonight's
meeting to respond to Council question, if desired.
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Discussion followed during which Council expressed concerns regarding
arrangements for the best traffic flow and raised questions about the
necessity of the barrier. City Engineer Brust explained the logic of
these items and confirmed that the barrier was staff's recommendation.
Cliff Simpson, Representative of Royal Coach Car Wash, 3276 Villa Lane, Napa, Ca.,
answered Council questions about the operation and referenced other
similar operations he has and effects on traffic flows.
Doug Craig, Representative of Codding Enterprises,
6400 Redwood
Drive, said
he did
not think there would be any concern related to
the barrier
and /or
traffic flow as reviewed, especially
since the owner of the car wash
is going to have easements through
there. He confirmed to
Council
inquiry that he just needed to make sure of
adequate parking
especially in connection with the
surrounding
lots for
future
possibilities.
Upon motion by Councilman Eck, seconded by Councilmember Spiro, File
No. 1584 for the Royal Coach Car Wash plans were unanimously approved
as approved by the Planning Commission at its meeting of December 10,
1992, including parking conditions recommended by staff.
Transportation matters:
1) Sonoma County Transportation Authority (SCTA) /memorandum of Under-
standing with Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MCC) - City
Manager Netter referenced copies provided to Council of SCTA agenda of
Monday, December 7, 1992 of which Councilman Eck and Director of
Public Works /City Engineer Brust attended.
City Engineer Brust referred to Item No. VII on the above- referenced
SCTA agenda regarding Draft Memorandum of Understanding MCC /SCTA and
said this Mx agreement should be reviewed by the Council because of
the many strings attached to the $100,000 of MM funding. MCC has
consistently indicated that they are strong in trying to get land use
controls. The agreement does not really say MM is going to control
land use, etc., but there may be strings that could say MCC controls
land use regulations. Some kind of statement is needed from Council
that we do not want MCC being the agency to control local lands.
Councilman Eck said when you look at the general mood, if you want to
get these transportation funds, you may have to give in to some
external control.
City Engineer Brust confirmed Councilman Eck's convents and said we
are on the verge of thinking it is worth it right now,'but other small
conT=ities do not feel the conditions are worth getting the money
right now, so are dropping out.
2) California Department of Transportation/Transportation Enhancement
Activities Program - City Manager referenced copies provided to
Council of draft proposed guidelines from the California Department of
Transportation for its Transportation Enhancement Activities Program
and shared commnts as reviewed in the Council Meeting Memo. He
explained that these guidelines have been reviewed by staff. Staff
proposes objecting to Caltrans proposal for MCC to be controlling the
agency in evaluating and selecting projects and, therefore, would
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essentially be controlling all the funding under the ISTEA program.
Caltrans would better serve the public and local agencies by
controlling the funding and project selections. Staff requests
Council's concurrence in sending the referenced letter to the State
Department of Transportation.
Discussion followed during which Director of Public Works /City
Engineer Brust responded to Council questions and further reviewed the
funding procedures in the past as compared to this proposal that has a
third party controlling the programs and selecting the projects.
Mr. Brust said getting the proposed ruling for Caltrans control, as
recommended above, is very slim and it was his guess that NUC will
probably have control of the funds.
City Manager Council said Council has been provided with copies of
a draft letter prepared over the Mayor's signature addressing
these concerns regarding the Federal ISTEA funds and asks for
Council's concurrence in sending this letter to the State Department
of Transportation.
A motion was made by Councilman Eck, seconded by Councilmember Spiro,
and unanimously approved, to send the above- referenced letter over the
Mayor's signature and on behalf of Council to the State Department of
Transportation, as recommended by staff, recommending that Caltrans be
the controlling agency in evaluating and selecting projects for the
ISTEA Transportation Enhancement Activities Program.
Cable Television Consumer Protection and Competition Act of 1992:
City Manager Netter said copies were provided to Council of staff
report regarding an update for the Cable Television Consumer
Protection and Competition Act of 1992 that went into effect October
5, 1992. He shared contents therein as reviewed in the Council
Nbeting Memo and responded to various Council questions regarding
same. Mr. Netter said it does not look as if these regs will come
down until April or May of this year, but in the meantime, Council may
want to direct staff to communicate with MiltiVision regarding cable
television programming, even though the City cannot require specific
programming changes, and recommended holding off on any public hearing
until after the regs are finalized. He said certain language was
written in the Franchise Agreement to protect the City in the event
,he FCC allowed for additional local control. Discussion followed.
Commission /Committee /Board appointments:
Mayor Hollingsworth explained that he was unable to attend the January
12, 1992 Council meeting because of prior business commitments and,
therefore, was unable to make his two nominations for City
appoin.> zts as listed on the Council agenda. He said he would like
to mat-: those nominations for Council consideration of the
appointnt-nts at this time.
Appointments to fill terms expired on December 31, 1992 were made as follows:
1) SENIOR CITIZENS ADVISORY CONMISSION
Upon motion by Mayor Hollingsworth, seconded by Councilmember Spiro,
and unanimously approved, John Chase was re- appointed to the Senior
Citizens Advisory Commission.
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2) NDBILE HONE PARKS RENT APPEALS BOARD
Upon motion by Mayor Hollingsworth, seconded by Councilman Reilly, and
unanimously approved, Patty Coe was re- appointed to the Nbbile Home
Parks Rent Appeals Board.
Discussion followed during which Councilmember Spiro asked Council -
member Gallagher if she had requested resignations from any of the
other commissions, other than the individual discussed at the previous
January 12, 1993 Council Meeting to which Councilmember Gallagher
responded no. Councilman Eck said the new version of a bill
pertaining to public meetings was going into effect and questioned the
requirements for open meetings. City Attorney Flitner responded that
he had not yet reviewed those regs but would be reviewing them soon.
Nkyor Hollingsworth said he did not ever remember a time when Council
meetings or Council Committee meetings were not open to the public.
Councilman Eck said he had no quarrel with all meetings being public,
but sometimes it is very important to hammer out some options, which
could be uncomfortable for other parties or people involved if
every subcommittee meeting was required to be open to the public. If
all such meetings had to be established as "open" then public notices
would also be required which would involve the standard time frames in
scheduling same. Mayor Hollingsworth said he had no problem with
noticing even the committee meetings, even if it is not required. The
only area that might be difficult would be involved with litigation
matters or real estate negotiations.
Council agreed to proceed with the next item as scheduled on tonight's
agenda pertaining to liaison assignments.
City Council Commission /Committee Liaisons:
City Manager Netter said current City Council commission and committee
liaison assignments had been listed on tonight's agenda for Council
review and reassignment, if so desired.
Discussion followed during which Council reviewed the list of liaison
assignments and agreed to removal of the 101 Corridor Committee from
the referenced list.
Council concurred to Council commission /committee liaison assignments
with changes signified as follows:
Cultural Arts Commission /Corporation (Hollingsworth) - RETAIN
Parks and Recreation Commission (Eck) - CHANGE (formerly Hopkins)
Planning Commission (Hollingsworth) - RETAIN
Senior Citizens Advisory Commission (Spiro) - RETAIN
Sister Cities Committee (Spiro) - RETAIN
101 Corridor Committee (Eck & Hollingsworth) - DELETE
ABAG (Spiro, alt. Gallagher) - CHANGE (formerly Hopkins, alt.Spiro)
Bingo (Eck & Gallagher) - CHANGE (formerly Eck & Hopkins)
Cable Television (Eck & Gallagher) - CHANGE (formerly Eck & Hopkins)
Chamber of Commerce (Eck, alt. Spiro)
Community Outreach for Youth & Families (Spiro & Hollingsworth) -
(COYF) - CHANGE (formerly Spiro & Reilly)
Community Separators (Mayors' & Councilment ers' appt. - Eck) - RETAIN
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Economic Development Committee of RP Chamber of Commerce (Spiro) -
't If " " - CHANGE (formerly Hopkins)
Gang Task Force /Sonoma County (Gallagher) - CHANGE (formerly Reilly)
Garbage (Eck & Gallagher) - CHANGE (formerly Eck & Hopkins)
Golf Courses (Hollingsworth,alt.Spiro) - CHANGE (formerly alt.Hopkins)
Hazardous Materials Management Commission (County appt.- Reilly)- RETAIN
Housing Task Force (Reilly & Gallagher)- CHANGE (formerly Eck & Reilly)
" If " (possible sunsetting in near future)
Library Advisory Board (Reilly) - RETAIN
Mosquito Abatement Board (until 10/94 - Hopkins) - RETAIN
Open Space Advisory Committee (County appt. - Eck) - RETAIN
Open Space /Sphere of Influence (Eck & Hollingsworth) - RETAIN
Performing Arts Center (Eck & Spiro) - RETAIN
Public Safety /Civic Center (Hollingsworth & Gallagher) - CHANGE
(formerly Hollingsworth & Hopkins)
Regional Wastewater Advisory Committee (Eck, alt. Gallagher) - CHANGE
(formerly Eck, alt. Hopkins)
Regionalism (Hollingsworth & Gallagher) - CHANGE
(formerly Hollingsworth & Hopkins)
Rent Control (Eck & Reilly) - RETAIN
School District /City ConTainications Committee (Spiro & Gallagher) -
- CHANGE (formerly Spiro & Hopkins)
Sonoma County Convention & Visitors Bureau/Wine Visitors Center -
"(Hollingsworth & Spiro) - RETAIN
Sonoma County Transportation Authority (Eck, alt. Gallagher) - CHANGE
(formerly Eck, alt. Hopkins)
Southwest Boulevard Shopping Center (Eck & Spiro) - CORRECTION
(Hollingsworth, instead of Eck, was incorrectly listed on agenda)
Stadium (Reilly, alt. Eck) - CHANGE (formerly Hopkins,alt.Reilly)
State Budget update:
City Manager Netter said, for informational purposes, copies were
provided to Council of various items pertaining to the State budget
and proposals that may be recommended for the 1993 -94 upcoming budget.
He shared comments as reviewed in the Council Meeting Memo and were
listed on the agenda as follows: 1) Information on meeting in
Sacramento with legislators (attended by City Manager Netter and
Councilmember Gallagher); 2) Governor Wilson and State Treasurer
proposals; 3) Peace Officers Standards and Training (POST)
reimbursement reduction per m dated De,- ar 23, 1992; and
4) Legislative Briefing Sessions. City Manager Netter and
Councilmember Gallagher shared comments related to their attendance at
the State Budget meeting in Sacramento last month and responded to
various Council questions pertaining to same and as contained in
contents of above- referenced items. Discussion followed.
Communications- Communications per the attached outline were brought to the
attention of the City Council. No action was taken unless
specifically noted in these minutes.
City Manager Netter said he would like to bring Council's attention to
several items on tonight's Communications List as follows:
Item No. 6 from National League of Cities regarding shaping national
economic recovery plan. Mr. Netter said he would draft a letter over
the Mayor's signature for his review addressing this matter. Mayor
agreed.
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Item Nos. 11 & 15 from City of Santa Rosa regarding Long Range
Wastewater Program. Councilman Eck confirmed he would be attending
the referenced meeting for the Santa Rosa Subregional Sewage Treatment
System Policy Advisory Committee on Wednesday, January 20, 1993.
Item No. 16 from EIP Associates for City of Novato regarding public
hearing notice for Hamilton Field Master Plan Draft Supplemental
Environmental Impact Report on Monday, January 25, 1993. City Manager
Netter asked if Council had additional ideas for input regarding this
matter and said he would be happy to write a letter accordingly, or
Councilmembers could respond individually, if desired.
Item No. 22 from Sonoma County Agricultural Preservation & Open Space
District regarding Draft Action Plan (Fiscal Year 1992 -93). City
Manager Netter said copies were provided to Council of additional
information recently received regarding the matching grant program
connected with this plan. He shared contents therein and said it
is anticipated that this Action Plan will be adopted early in
February 1993.
Item No. 47 from Planning Director Skanchy regarding Junk Yard at 4277
Snyder Lane. City Manager Netter said Planning Director Skanchy has
advised that he contacted the County Planning Department regarding
this junk yard. He received the explanation from the Code Enforcement
Officer as reviewed in this memo with confirmation that the damaged
vehicles and various scrap materials will be removed by the end of
January, 1993.
Councilmember Spiro referred Communications Item No. 23 from City Of
Blythe regarding Desert Protection Act (5 -21 sponsored by Alan
Cranston). She recommended that Council support the concerns
expressed in this letter whereby the City of Blythe believes this is
not the timmme to promote legislation that eliminates jobs and cuts
revenues. Support of conservation is expressed in the letter, but
City officials recognize the critical condition of the economy in
California with jobs leaving the State at an alarming rate. The
passage of this Desert Protection could have an adverse impact on the
condition of jobs in California.
Vice Mayor Reilly responded that there are reasons behind the need for
the Desert Protection Act because of what is happening to the deserts.
We are losing all the deserts because of what is permitted in certain
industry and commlercial procedures.
Council concurred to defer this item to the next Council meeting.
Councilmember Spiro referenced Communications Item No. 52 from
Associated Publishers, Inc. requesting civic leaders to issue
proclamations for Afro- American History Nbnth during February 1993.
A motion was made by Councilmember Spiro, seconded by Councilman Eck,
and unanimously approved, for a proclamation to be prepared and
adopted proclaiming February 1 through 28, 1993 as Afro- American
History Nbnth.
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Councilmember Spiro referenced copies provided to Council of letter
dated October 28, 1992, received by City of Rohnert Park on December
17, 1992, from Colorado Springs Minority Coalition requesting support
in freedom efforts to eliminate discrimination practices. She
recommended a letter of support be sent acknowledging that this
Council is in favor of non - discrimination.
Discussion followed. Councilman Eck responded he was not certain he
wanted to get involved in the particular complexities of the
discrimination issues in Colorado Springs and it would be too far to
travel to attend the planned events supporting the effort. Mayor
Hollingsworth said a letter could just be directed over the Mayor's
signature stating that to discriminate against anyone is not correct.
Council Committee Reports:
1) General Plan - Council Committee Member Eck said copies were
provided to Council of memo dated January 11, 1993 from the General
Plan Subcommittee (comprised of himself and Mayor Hollingsworth), as
reviewed in the Council Meeting Memo, regarding its meeting on January
5, 1993 and recommendations regarding the General Plan. He said that
the Committee discussed completing the update General Plan within the
existing City limits and spheres of influence, finalizing the housing
element and re- crafting the City's annexation fee ordinance. He said
the Committee will be meeting with the Chair and Vice Chair of the
General Plan Committee and would report more after that meeting.
2) Sonoma County Convention & Visitors Burea u
City Manager Netter said copies were provided
items related to the status of Sonoma
Bureau. He shared comments regarding
Council Feting Memo. Relating to th e
future funding, the Council Committee
discussed in more depth after the City
generated by the Wine Center and knows
the State on the City's budget.
(Hollingsworth/Spiro)-
to Council of various
County Convention and Visitors
this matter as reviewed in the
Bureau's request for possible
has suggested this matter be
i s more aware of the revenues
what the impacts will be from
3) Garbage Committee (Eck & Gallagher) - City Manager Netter
requested a Garbage Committee meeting in the near future.
Mayor
Holling�rth - At approximately 8 :35 p.m., Mayor Hollingsworth said it -would be
leaves necessary to turn the meeting over to Vice Mayor Reilly as he had to
leave at this time for the previous °r scheduled Mayors' and
Councilmembers' meeting because of his r(- )onsibility to participate
in a particular appointment. He asked if any Councilmember had
comments pertaining to the Golden Gate Bridge Selection Committee. He
said Councilmember Spiro has informed him that she would like to be on
that Committee. Ccuncilmember Spiro said Brian Soble is the only
one that has contacted her regarding this matter.
Vice Mayor Reilly acknowledged that he would preside over the
remainder of this Council meeting.
Councilman Eck asked if the remainder of the agenda items could be
referenced as informational material provided to Council in order to
adjourn this meeting in time for the rest of the Council to also
attend the above - referenced Mayors' and Councilmembers' meeting.
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City Manager's Report:
City Manager Netter
items were basically
of various materials
reviewed at this time.
confirmed "'A that the remainder of the agenda
informational with copies provided to Council
for same. The exceptions could be quickly
Council agreed.
P. G. & E. request to remove trees from Southwest Blvd. island:
City Manager Netter said this item would be deferred to the next
Council meeting of January 26, 1993.
The Clarion - Closing of local newspaper:
City Manager Netter referenced the recent closing of the Clarion
and said representatives of the Sonoma Index Tribune met recently
with Hugh Codding to discuss possibilities of continuing with a
local paper. Discussion followed during which Council concurred the
need for resolutions or proclamations in recognition of Clarion staff.
Sonoma County Waste Management Agency (JPA):
City Manager Netter reminded Council that its next meeting would be
scheduled Wnday, January 25th, 1993 at 6:00 p.m. for a public work
shop /session regarding the Sonoma County Waste Management Agency (JPA)
creation of a wood waste and composting facility.
Grand Jury Report:
City Manager Netter referenced the Sonoma County Grand Jury Report
recently distributed to Council and said there would be combined
responses from Council, City Attorney, and staff. He said City
Attorney would prepare his legal response and the other responses
would be combined thereafter. The City has ninety (90) days to
respond. This will be an item for a Council work session following
receipt of City Attorney Flitner's report.
City Attorney's Report:
City Attorney Flitner said he had nothing to report at this time.
Matters from Council:
City Manager Netter said all the items printed on the agenda under
Matters for Council were for informational purposes regarding times
and dates of various upcoming meetings and occasions.
Councilman Eck said he had one miscellaneous item. He said he
received a hand - delivered letter just this evening from Geneva Trent
regarding a Mobile Home Rent Appeals matter and requested copies be
made and circulated to City Council and the Mobile Home Rent Appeals
Board. City Manager Netter said the Rent Appeals hearing was
finalized at $63.00. He said the information was in the process of
being sent to Council and he thought this was going to be appealed by
both sides.
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Unscheduled
Public Mayor Pro- Tenpore Reilly asked if anyone in the audience wished to
Appearances make an appearance at this time.
Holly Blue, 1312 Gold Way, asked about item No. 6 under the City Manager's report
regarding gifts to the City in the amounts of $10,000 to the
Department of Public Safety and $1,000 to the Animal Shelter from
Ellen DeMartini. She asked if the $1,000 to the Animal Shelter was
going to the Building Fund. City Manager responded the City does have
a fund set up and he thought that was a good place for it.
Keith Hallock, 1500 Baumgardner, Santa Rosa, Ca., said he had not followed the
General Plan update and asked about the content of tonight's Council
Committee report. Councilman Eck provided W. Hallock with his copy
of the report. W. Hallock also asked if there was a reason why the
Council meeting were not televised live since the record shows the
meting were required to be broadcast live in the 60's. City Manager
Netter responded that it has to do with the financial aspect because
the premises are not wired to handle live televising nor is there
proper equipment yet for doing so. Councilman Eck responded that there
is money negotiated in the cable television contract and it is a
matter of when we want to spend the money
George Horwedel, 7669 Camino Colegio, responded to comment by Councilmember
Gallagher regarding the Wednesday television showing of the City
Council meeting being cut short, that he has also noticed other
Council meetings being cut off before they were adjourned. City
Manager Netter responded that the tapes appear to be recording
correctly during the Council meetings and that he would check into
the matter.
Adjournment Mayor Pro- Terpore
6:40 p.m.
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