1999/02/23 City Council MinutesRohnert Park City Council Minutes
February 23, 1999
The Council of the City of Rohnert Park met this date in regular session commencing at 6:00 p.m. in
the City Offices, 6750 Commerce Boulevard, Rohnert Park, with Mayor Reilly presiding.
CALL TO ORDER: Mayor Reilly called the regular session to order at approximately 7:07 p.m.
and led the pledge of allegiance.
ROLL CALL: Present: (5) Councilmembers Flores, Mackenzie, Spiro,Vidak- Martinez,
and Mayor Reilly
Absent: (0) None
Staff present for all or part of the meeting: City Manager Netter, City Attorney Flitner,
Assistant City Manager Leivo, Personnel Manager Robbins, Recreation Director Barry,
City Engineer Gaffney, Building Official Braun and Public Works Manager Stephens.
1. CLOSED SESSION: Mayor Reilly reported on the closed session which commenced this
evening at 6:00 to discuss matters listed on the agenda attachment, representing an update.
No action was taken at this time.
2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Corrections to the previous meeting minutes were made by
Council and signified on original set of minutes.
Upon motion by Councilmember Flores, seconded by Councilmember Mackenzie, with
Councilmember Linda Spiro abstaining due to absence from the meeting, the minutes of
February 9, 1999 were unanimously approved as amended.
3. APPROVAL OF BILLS: Upon motion by Vice Mayor Vicki Vidak Martinez, seconded by
Councilmember Mackenzie, City bills presented per the attached list in the amount of
$594,888.21 were unanimously approved.
4. ADDING INFORMATIONAL NON - AGENDAED MATTERS:
Mayor Reilly asked Councilmembers or staff if there were any non - agendaed
informational items to add to the agenda. Councilmember Linda Spiro indicated two
items to add under Matters from Council regarding flags and an ordinance.
Councilmember Flores indicated one that was covered under the posted agenda items.
Councilmember Mackenzie indicated an item to add under Matters from Council
regarding Jim Harberson's retirement dinner. Mayor Reilly indicated an item to add from
a phone call he received regarding the City's tow policy.
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5. YOUTH CITY COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES
from High School 1998 -99 Youth of the Year Program
High School Youth Representatives Senior Cynthia Rail -and Junior Kristin Avery
provided the youth report which included:
• The third quarter is almost half way through and progress reports will be handed out at the
end of this week.
• The "Turnabout" dance on February 13th was a success.
• Winter sports are over and the awards night will be on March 10th.
• Election convention to elect new Associated Student Body Members will take place at
Rancho Cotate High School on March 18th.
• Provided an update on the WASC (Western Association of Schools and Colleges) in
process. Representatives will visit RCHS campus March 14 -17. The Committee consists
of l student, teachers, and administrators from various districts in California interviews
will be held to review reports prepared by Rancho Cotate High School to decide it RCHS.
should be accredited.
• Requested consideration of adding a traffic officer at RCHS intersection to assist with
directing traffic.
Councilmember Flores referred to'the preceding comments on traffic concerns and asked the
City Manager to discuss this with the Director of Public Safety. Council agreed.
6. SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATED STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE
SSU Student Representative Senior Karl Binswanger was absent. Senior Brandon Chong
provided the SSU Associated Student report which included:
• Activities at SSU have been light because of the holiday.
• Many students favor banning junk guns, as considered at the previous Council meeting.
• The recent U.C. Davis basketball game was sold out with the largest crowd ever, with
thanks to community efforts and support.
• Various different programs will be happening soon including Women's History Month
and Asian Heritage Month.
• Howard Zinn will be speaking on May 5th at Warren Auditorium.
• Mr. Chong planned to attend the Committee workshop for the General Plan process
beginning at 9:00 a.m. this Saturday at the Community Center.
• The next SSU Associated Student Board meeting will be Monday, March 1st, 12:30 p.m.
at the Student Union. Mr. Chong looked forward to seeing the previously designated
Council Liaisons at the SSU ASB meeting.
• Mr. Chong responded to Council question that he would check with Dr. Link about
providing the student newspaper to the City Council.
• Mr. Chong commented that SSU traffic seems to be better. Vice Mayor Vidak - Martinez
shared that she made the previously indicated phone calls a couple of months ago to the
Board of Supervisors to ask them to expedite the process on traffic lights at SSU.
Supervisor Tim Smith signified plans to expedite the traffic light permitting process.
Councilwoman Linda Spiro expressed concern about U -turns being made at Redwood Drive
and Rohnert Park Expressway. City Manager Netter responded that U -turns are alright,
unless signs are posted indicating "No U- Turns ".
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7. SCHEDULED PUBLIC APPEARANCES:
1) Mike Kerns, 2nd District Supervisor - City Manager Netter advised that Mike Kerns was
unable to attend tonight's Council meeting due to illness. Mr. Netter recommended that
Mr. Kerns attend the second Council meeting in March for full" Council attendance.
8. UNSCHEDULED PUBLIC APPEARANCES: Mayor Reilly stated that in compliance with
State Law (The Brown Act), citizens wishing to make a comment may do so at this time
(limited to 3 -5 minutes per appearance with a 30 minute total time limit).
City Manager Netter distributed letters to Council, which were received the 1 st of February,
requesting space at the PAL building from Cecelia Belle of Sonoma County Associates for
Youth Development (SCAYD), Michele Rogers of Early Leaning Institute, and commented
on previous communications with Community Outreach for Youth and Families (COYF).
Mr. Netter indicated that he previously advised these representatives that their requests were
referred to the City staff subcommittee team to include in considerations for use of the
PAL building. The Subcommittee has not completed its assignment at this time. The City
Manager updated Council on progress toward use of the PAL building and reviewed the
background reasons for the City's interest in the PAL building i.e., wanting the land
adjacent to the Public Safety Building for potential possibilities for a home for the
COYF Center, SCAYD's Welfare to Work Program, and others. Because of a multitude of
other projects, staff has not been able to work on this one. Mr. Netter understood the above
requests are under time constraints, but indicated the need to work out a use plan and timing
for coordination of use of the building. Some basic improvements have been completed to
the building, such as replacement of ceiling tiles and flooring should be completed this
week, so by the first part of March, the building should have open use space available.
But for other uses, another eight weeks was estimated for further construction that would be
necessary, involving additional costs, bidding, etc.
1) Cecelia Belle, Executive Director of Sonoma County Associates for Youth Development
(SCAYD), 7345 Burton Avenue, Rohnert Park, explained above - referenced letter request
to lease a portion of the PAL building from the City to expand their services to provide
local Welfare -To -Work Employment and Case Management services.
2) Michele Rogers, Executive Director of The Early Learning Institute, 1319 Gaspar Court,
Rohnert Park, explained above letter request to lease a portion of the PAL building from
the City for shared space with SCAYD, for children's group programs, parent support and
community trainings for their new organization, which is a fairly new Sonoma County
children's non -profit serving young children with disabilities and developmental delays,
and their families. This space would house their main office and be used as activity space.
Discussion of these proposals and potential uses of the PAL building ensued by Council,
including invitation to representatives to attend the upcoming new Town Center meetings
to be involved in the process of developing the overall design. Americans for Disabilities
Act (ADA) has to be addressed for ramps, doors, etc., anticipation of recommendation from
Rohnert Park's Community Outreach for Youth and Family Services (COYF) and
emphasis that Rohnert Park citizens should have priority, but also encouraging inclusion
and success of the above requests. City Manager Netter noted that the real delay will be on
the construction recommended finalizing the recommendations as soon as possible so that
the remodeling program can be initiated.
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3) John Hudson, 399 Bonnie Avenue, expressed concerns related to recent propositions for
balanced growth, which he felt was a one way proposition as there is no such thing as
balanced growth, and residents are being required to pay for additional sewer and water
capacity in Rohnert Park. He urged residents to attend the General Plan session to
consider these matters, scheduled to be held this coming Saturday at 9:00 a.m. at the
Rohnert Park Community Center.
4) Dan Olivera, 412 Santa Barbara Court, Rohnert Park, introduced his daughter Michelle,
who was recently selected to represent Sonoma County in the Miss Teen California
Pageant taking place March 26th in Los Angeles. He explained the mix -up in directi( ,°s
that led to missing the Parks and Recreation Commission meeting on Monday, February
22nd, and requested Council to consider their request for sponsorship assistance for
Michelle to attend the Pageant in Los Angeles from March 26 -28,
Recreation Director Tim Barry responded to Council question that this item was
scheduled on the Parks and Recreation Commission agenda last night, but was deferred Lo
its March 22nd agenda due to the absence of the applicants.
Further discussion with Mr. Olivera included confirmation that his daughter's attendance
was not contingent upon the approval of this financial assistance and that reimbursement
would be a satisfactory consideration. Council concurred it would be best to follow the
usual procedure for this request and that it should be reviewed by the Parks and Recreation
Commission at its meeting of March 22nd, and, if recommended, could then be scheduled
for ratification by the City Council at its meeting of March 23rd. Council expressed
congratulations and good luck to Michelle Olivera. Councilmember Linda Spiro indicated
that she was scheduled for another event at the Wyndham Hotel, Los Angeles Airport, on
March 25th, and since it was the same location for the Miss Teen California Pageant, she
might be able to make arrangements to stay over and also attend the Pageant.
9. CONSENT CALENDAR
Mayor Reilly asked if there were any questions regarding the matters on the Consent
Calendar which were explained in the City Manager's Council Meeting Memo.
Mayor Reilly read titles of items listed on the Consent Calendar.
City Manager Netter responded to question from Councilmember Linda Spiro regarding
Resolution No. 99 -47 and referral to previous comments about signage for the Spreckels
Performing Arts Center at the Rohnert Park Expressway Interchange location, that this
would be a contingency of the quitclaim deed represented in the resolution.
Acknowledging the City Manager /Clerk's report on posting of the meeting's agenda
Acceptance of Cash/Investments Report for Month End, January 31, 1999
Resolution No:
9947 APPROVING QUITCLAIM DEED TO STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR MISC.
PROPERTY AT ROHNERT PARK EXPRESSWAY INTERCHANGE
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Resolution No:
99- 48 REJECTING THE CLAIMS OF ADELE AND ROBERT RINGWALD C/O
ROBERT H. GREENFIELD, ATTORNEY (re. injuries due to alleged sidewalk
negligence)
Upon motion by Councilmember Flores, seconded by Vice Mayor Vidak- Martinez, the
Consent Calendar as outlined on the meeting's agenda, was unanimously approved.
10. ELECTRONIC MEDIA POLICY, Resolution No. 99 -01 - City Manager Netter advised that
this policy was approved by the Council at its meeting of January 12, 1999. At the previous
Council meeting, Vice Mayor Vidak- Martinez indicated that she had some questions
regarding implementation and monitoring of this policy, so requested this item be re-
agendized for further discussion. Personnel Manager Pamala Robbins, and Chairperson of
the staff committee that formulated this policy, similar to other policies adopted by cities
throughout the state and nation, reviewed the background and reasons for adopting the
Electronic Media Use Policy. Ms. Robbins responded to Council questions.
Council commented on differing perspectives related to the wording of this policy.
Discussion concluded in Council concurrence to request further review of the language of
this policy by City Attorney Flitner with Personnel Manager Robbins for consideration of
revisions that emphasize the appropriate use of city property and the sufficiency of simply
indicating that inappropriate use of city property is subject to disciplinary action.
11. Y2K SYMPOSIUM HELD 2/18/99 at Vets Memorial Building, Santa Rosa
City Manager Netter referred to the Press Democrat article of February 19, 1999 provided to
Council for this item, and memorandum of February 20th from Building Official Lee Braun
of Rohnert Park City staff who attended the symposium. Mr. Braun reviewed his report
summarizing the key factors addressed at the symposium and responded to Council
questions. He acknowledged that, technologically speaking, there may be little or nothing to
fear regarding Y2K, but seems advisable to encourage the public to prepare themselves and
their families for this event no differently than they would for other emergencies, such as
three days supply of water for each family member, etc. Though there is a clear delineation
between one issue and the other, the implication is that we should always be prepared for
emergencies, like earthquakes, and the suggestion is to be proactive. The Red Cross
provides an excellent pamphlet for this purpose entitled, "Your Family Disaster Plan ".
12. PARKS AND RECREATION MATTERS:
1) Fee Schedule for 1999 Recreation and Aquatics Programs and Facilities
Recreation Director Tim Barry summarized the report provided to Council for this item,
which the Parks and Recreation Commission reviewed at its meeting of January 25, 1999,
and recommends approval. Recreation Director Barry responded to Council questions.
Vice Mayor Vidak - Martinez indicated support of the fee schedules at this time but was
interested in seeing a written review from staff for at -risk youths and also, families with
lots of children. Discussion included comparisons of differing needs for flexibility and
affordability, and acknowledgment of the balance of the City's contributions to other
organizations, like the Boys and Girls Club. A motion was made by Councilmember
Mackenzie, seconded by Councilmember Flores, and unanimously approved to ratify the
above - reviewed 1999 Fee Schedule for Recreation and Aquatics Programs and Facilities.
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2) 1999 -2000 Aquatics Schedule
Recreation Director Tim Barry reviewed the staff report provided to Council for this item
and responded to Council questions. Discussion included Councilmember Flores expressing
appreciation for scheduling changes made at Alicia Pool for public swim. Mr. Flores asked
if Alicia Pool public swim hours could be extended another 45 minutes to 5:00 p.m. and
then extend the Swim School to 7 :00 p.m. on week days, June 12 - August 19, to encourage
maximum use and for the benefit of residents to be able to enjoy public swimming in their
neighborhood during that time. Recreation Director Barry responded he would review the
possibility to see what it would cost.
A motion was made by Councilmember seconded by Councilmember Mackenzie
and unanimously approved, to ratify the 1999-2000 Aquatics Schedule and request the
Recreation Director to check into the feasibility of costs to extend Alicia t, jot public swim
hours another 45 minutes to 5:00 p.m. and extend the Swim School to 7:00 p.m. on week
days, June 12 - August 19.
13. COMMITTEE /COMMISSION/BOARD APPOINTMENT:
Rick Shone was newly appointed to the Bicycle Advisory Committee upon nomination by
Mayor James Reilly, seconded by Councilmember Linda Spiro, and unanimous Council
concurrence, for a two year term to expire December 31, 2000.
14. CONCEPT FOR CITY'S ANNUAL REPORT (LS)
Councilmember Linda Spiro referred to her request at the previous Council meeting to
consider on this agenda the City's Annual Report because of the upcoming millenium.
Ms. Spiro shared that since the City is not having the celebration event for the millenium,
due to previous discussions to check into possibilities of participating in County efforts, it
may be advisable to proceed with the additional expenditure for preparation of the City's
Annual Report for 2000.
City Manager Netter reviewed letter of February 16, 1999 from Publicist Reba Roberts
regarding her interest in completing an annual report for the City for the year 2000. The
City Manager explained that this letter was provided for Council's information and
discussion at this time, as funds have not been provided in the 1998 -99 budget for an
annual report for this fiscal year. If an annual report is to be considered, sufficient planning
and timing should be established for the completion of a quality report. An example copy
of the City's last annual report prepared in 1994 by Reba Roberts was also provided
to Council for informational purposes. Council recognized Publicist Reba Roberts and
commended the Annual Reports she prepared for the City in past years.
Discussion concluded upon motion by Councilmember Flores, seconded by
Councilmember Spiro, to move forward with the concept for the City's Annual Report for
the year 2000 for a first rate document to include selected and appropriate photos, such as
the City's new Department Heads, and vision of proposed developments, like the new city
hall and library, for inclusion in 1999 -2000 budget considerations, was approved 4 -1
with Mayor Reilly dissenting due to the preference to wait until mid -2000 to include
reports on actual developments like the new.town center, city hall, library, etc.
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15. MOBILE HOME PARK RENT APPEALS BOARD MATTER:
• Recommending Ordinance No. 494 Amendment re. Annual General Adjustment
City Manager Netter explained the staff report provided for this item which included
acknowledging the Ordinance 494 previously established an' annual general adjustment
based on the Consumer Price Index (CPI) as reported from September to September.
However, since the CPI for all urban consumers for the San Francisco - Oakland area
changed from monthly to bi- monthly reporting, the September to September CPI could not
be computed, as these months were not in the reporting schedule. The ordinance
amendment involves a very slight change which includes the language "as of in front of
the indication for the month of September. This allows for picking a date for the CPI prior
to the designated month, such as August of each month. A resolution was adopted by the
Mobile Home Park Rent Appeals Board at its meeting of February 4, 1999 recommending
this ordinance amendment, which requires a 4 /5th vote of the City Council.
Ordinance for introduction:
No. 648 AMENDING SECTION 9.70.050 (Annual General Adjustment) OF CHAPTER 9.70
OF THE ROHNERT PARK MUNICIPAL CODE (MOBILEHOME ORDINANCE)
REGARDING CPI INDEX AND AGA PERIOD
Upon motion by Councilmember Flores, seconded by Vice Mayor Vidak - Martinez, and
unanimously approved, reading was waived and Ordinance No. 648 was introduced.
16. CABLE TV MATTERS:
1) Staff report on Century transfer to TCI
2) Report/Update on Joint Powers Authority and Contract with Buske Group
City Manager Netter advised that staff reports from Management Analyst Angela Fogle
were provided to Council explaining the above - listed Cable TV matters, as summarized in
the Council Meeting Memo. Ms. Fogle explained the reports and responded to Council
questions. She introduced representatives of Century Communications, Steve Lamb and
Jeff Butler, who were available to respond to further Council questions.
Discussion included City Manager Netter advising that it is staff's recommendation to
activate the City Council Cable TV Subcommittee for further review and discussion of
this matter. Mayor Reilly acknowledged that he and Councilmember Flores were the
Council Liaisons on the Cable TV Subcommittee last year. In response to Mayor Reilly
asking if any other Councilmember was interested in serving on this Subcommittee,
Councilmember Linda Spiro volunteered, and was so appointed by the Mayor, to be on
the Subcommittee with Councilmember Flores.
17. RANCHO FELIZ MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY
• Issues on towing of vehicles
• Staff report and letter from Community Manager . Chem Carrol
City Manager Netter explained this item, as reviewed in the Council Meeting Memo, and
indicated that additional information was provided in the staff report from Sergeant Frazer
which was distributed to Council at the meeting. Discussion concluded in Council
concurrence with Sergeant Frazer's recommendation that the City Attorney review this
matter to determine whether or not the streets in Rancho Feliz qualify as public or private
roadway based on existing state and local statutes and ownership of the property. Council
also requested City Attorney Flitner to decipher whether or not the towing authority can
be delegated to a towing company from the management or owner of a property.
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18. LETTER FROM FATHER JOHN GRIFFIN, ST. ELIZABETH SETON CHURCH
re. Parking along Snyder Lane
City Manager Netter advised that this letter from Father John Griffin of February 19, 1999
was provided to Council requesting flexibility in parking in front of the St. Elizabeth
Church on Snyder Lane, and pertaining to the bike lane the City instituted approximately
two years ago along Snyder Lane from Creekside Middle School to the north. Mr. Netter
also advised that a staff report from City Engineer Gaffney was distributed to Council at
this meeting providing an update on this item, which reviews allowance for flexibility in
accordance with the Streets and Highway Codes.
Paul Skanchy, Rohnert Park resident, shared comments on behalf of the above letter from
Father Griffin, and explained the schedules for masses and other special occasions when
the flexibility for parking in the bike path on a temporary basis is needed.
Mayor Reilly shared a portion of the updated information provided, in the staff report from
the City Engineer indicating as follows: (1) according to Section 890.4(b) of the Streets
and Highways Code, parking would be allowed for this Class H bike lane, as it was not
signed for "No Parking "; and (2) the Bicycle Committee recommended that reasonable
use of parking in the bike lane be permitted, and that the parishioners be encouraged to
use the onsite parking as much as possible. Mayor Reilly acknowledged that with this
updated information, since Class II bike lane parking is allowed, the above request from
the church for this type of parking is resolved. The Mayor added that Council may now
want to give further consideration to posting "no parking" signs along the bike path during
school hours.
Councilmember Mackenzie commented that from his experience as a bicyclist in the
vicinity of St, Elizabeth Church, most of the time there are no cars parked in the bike path
during average bicycling times. There is a general concern throughout current discussions
that very shortly there will be a bicycle path that comes to Baumgardner Lane in the
vicinity of St. Elizabeth's and then there will be a problem. Therefore, Mr. Mackenzie
requested as follows: (1) refer this matter to the Public Safety Department, and/or the
City Engineer and the City Attorney for a clear interpretation and compliance with
the Streets and Highways Code 890.4(b) on some signage that indicates that there be
"no parking" in Class II bike lanes in the community during designated times, such as
school hours; and (2) this item should then be referred back to the Bicycle Advisory
Committee for consideration of the parking signs and related factors, such as the end of
the school year and how to cross over or handle the change. Council concurred.
RECESS: Mayor Reilly declared a recess at approximately 9 :20 p.m.
RECONVENE: Mayor Reilly reconvened the Council meeting at approximately 9:25 p.m. with all
Councilmembers present.
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19. LIBRARY PROJECT
City Manager Netter explained this item, as reviewed in the Council meeting memo, and
responded to Council questions which included confirmation that Council was provided
with a resolution for consideration approving an agreement with David Sabsay for Library
Consulting Services. This matter was discussed previously with Council and this is the
second phase of the library project. The fee rate for these services is $70.00 per hour, not to
exceed $42,000. David Sabsay estimates the Building Program will be approximately 320
hours; the Preliminary Design 120 hours; working drawing 120 hours; and work with public
presentation, citizens' committees, etc. 40 hours. The City Manager indicated that staff is in
the process of developing the exhibits for the contract which will include the scope of
services and required timelines, which staff will be monitoring and providing updates to
Council. The City Manager has discussed the insurance requirements with Jeff Davis,
General Manager of Redwood Empire Municipal Insurance Fund (REMIF), who has
indicated the insurance requirements can be reduced to $500,000, Discussion ensued.
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9949 APPROVING AN AGREEMENT WITH DAVID SABSAY FOR LIBRARY
CONSULTING SERVICES
Upon motion by Vice Mayor Vidak- Martinez, seconded by Councilmember Flores, and
unanimously approved, reading was waived and Resolution No. 99 -49 was adopted.
City Manager Netter distributed to Council the new schedules for the Library Steering
Committee, Councilmember Flores referred to the two timelines previously approved by
Council and reviewed aspects of the new schedules. Mr. Flores signified that because of
going through the process of a lot of workshops, he emphasized two points: (1) the City
Engineer's proposed date of April 27th for the architect selection; and (2) library
construction optimistic and conservative dates of August 2001 for the earliest and
April 2002 for the latest. He indicated the date for consideration of the architect selection
will be moving up to March 13th for the Architect Screening Committee meeting to
review proposals, and to April 27th for consideration by the full City Council.
20. INTEREST ON SECURITY DEPOSITS
• City Attorngy update on Ordinance Nos. 643 & 644 re. Index on Interest Rate
City Attorney Flitner reviewed his memorandum dated February 19, 1999 distributed for
this item and responded to Council questions. The City Attorney recommended that the
interest rate on security deposits be something certain and easily determined as of a specific
date so there is no question or issue about the rate of interest to be paid on the account. He
referred to examples of articles in the Press Democrat under key rates for Treasury bill
auction results, average discount rate, and recommended preparation of an amended
ordinance for clarification of this item for consideration at the next Council meeting.
Council concurred.
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21. SONOMA COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT CONSORTIUM - Public Safety CAD/RMS Syst(
1) Project Plan & Executive Summary — Update
2) Council approval of Tasks 1 4 and 1.5
City Manager Netter explained this item, as reviewed in the Council meeting memo, and
responded to Council questions. Council was provided with the Consultant's Report, Wise
Consulting Services, with the Project Plan and Executive Summary, which lists the update
on the CAD/RMS grant application the cities have jointly pursued through the COPPS grant
from Washington, D.C. The Summary provides information on the alternatives with the
grant, or options if the grant is not secured, and outlines the City's match, as well as the
proposed amounts authorized in the grant. The City Manager reviewed Tasks 1.4 and 1.5,
as outlined on page 15 of the report, with Rohnert Park's allocation of 13.796% resulting in
an expenditure of $7,395.00. Task 1.4 includes a data collection of a request for
information and ultimate development of the Request for Information (RFI). Task 1.5 is the
ultimate development of the Request for Proposals (RFP). City Manager Netter
recommended Council authorization of the $7,395.00 to continue to pursue this opportunity
for a joint system among the County and cities in Sonoma County.
Upon motion by Councilmember Linda Spiro, seconded by Councilmember Mackenzie,
and unanimously approved, to authorize the above - reviewed expenditure in the amount
of $7,395.00, as recommended by the City Manager.
22. ACTION FOR BETTER CITIES (ABC)
City Manager Netter explained this item, as reviewed in the Council Meeting Memo,
advising that "Action for Better Cities" (ABC) was a major topic of discussion at the City
Manager's Executive Committee Meeting at the League of California Cities' Conference
held the first week of February. ABC is a 501(c)(4), non - profit corporation formed under
the IRS rules, which authorizes engaging in campaign activities to advocate adoption of
public policies beneficial to cities. This is a continuation of last year's legislative efforts for
ACA 42. Concerns to deal with include funding resources and political issues like elected
officials with goals in mind to become state officials. City Manager Netter recommended
that this item be discussed with each City Council to provide information and feedback on
this movement. There will also be discussions and review by both the Mayors' and
Councilmembers' Association, as well as the City Manager Groups. The complete outline
previously provided to the City Managers at the League Conference was provided to the
City Council for its information, review and discussion.
Council shared differing views on this effort as follows:
• Councilmember Jake Mackenzie shared reasons opposing this which included the need to
look into the ethics as cities do have representatives lobbying for their concerns in the
League of California Cities; efforts with the Wilson Administration were unsuccessful last
year; and he was uncomfortable with hiring people for initiatives on a ballot.
• Vice Mayor Vicki Vidak- Martinez signified that she tended to favor the ABC approach,
as Councilmembers used to be able to go to city, state and national_ levels and be heard,
which is no longer the case. As Representative Ron Gates has indicated, the basic
reasoning behind the support is that the lobbyists have not been that effective. This is
looked at as another way to bring forth the interests of the cities, even though the process
may need some adjusting.
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• Councilmember Linda Spiro commented on the key concern to the effort being legalities
about elected officials lobbying to raise money, similar to the restrictions on using
Councilmembers' pictures. Money from the taxpayers cannot be used on either side of it,
but there is the need to come up with a way to protect the cities. She encouraged further
consideration of possibilities.
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EXTEND COUNCIL MEETING: Upon motion by Councilmember Mackenzie, seconded by
Councilmember Flores, and approved 4 -1 with Councilmember Linda Spiro dissenting,
the meeting was extended past 10:00 p.m. to finish necessary agenda items.
23. PLANNING AND ZONING MATTERS:
• Sommers, Oats & Associates Recreational Master Plan Proposal (Use of City Land at Stadium)
City Manager Netter referred to the staff report from Planning Director Wendie
Schulenburg with attached proposal from Sommers, Oats & Associates outlining their
proposal to master plan the 16+ acres in the vicinity of the Rohnert Park Stadium for
recreational uses. The City Manager introduced Buck Oats and Jeff Sommers, who
reviewed their proposal with request for consideration of the concept, and responded to
Council questions. Discussion included the Council commending the proposal and
commenting on past discussions on possibilities related to this area. Council reviewed
inter - related aspects of the pending results of the Phase I Environmental Study currently
in process; the merits of tonight's proposal reflecting concerns of the Community Summit
compared to other possibilities that have not been ruled out, such as a convention center;
and the need for inclusion of tonight's proposal, along with others for considerations of
best use in the City, and being part of the current General Plan process. With reference to
agreement with comments by Vice Mayor Vidak - Martinez on having a timing
consideration, Councilmember Mackenzie recommended considering the comments
reflected in this discussion and to move forward with due caution. This would be in the
same manner that efforts are moving ahead with the new civic center with results of the
summit and hearing back from sounding boards regarding what is important to people, as
this proposal may be the best use. Council concurred. In response to the Mayor's request
for two subcommittee volunteers for this item, Councilmember Linda Spiro volunteered.
Mayor Jim Reilly indicated that he would join Ms. Spiro on this subcommittee.
Rr# Park Cwncil Mimt #e (12), 23 iy`.
24. COUNCIL. YEAR 2000 PROJECT — Matters related to the General Plan process
• General Plan Oversight Committee update
re. General Plan Revision Work Plan Amendment #1 with revisions in schedule (VVM/JM)
Vice Mayor Vicki Vidak- Martinez and Councilmember Jake Mackenzie reviewed and
recommended Council approval of the interim schedule changes associated with this
revised process (copy attached to original set of these minutes). It was specifically noted
that the overall goal of placing an Urban Growth Boundary measure on the March 2000
ballot will be achieved. The amended Work Plan is to be presented :f °'I.e public workshop
to be held this Saturday, February 27th, at 9:00 a, m. at the Commu,ol y Cent ,'. tc -° -=de
the opportunity for citizen input on their visions for the next 20 years. Sounding Board
sessions for receiving additional input started as of Monday, so Phase II is under way. The
revised Work Plan process basically indicates doing the themes first, then proceed with
refined alternatives as the basis for the alternatives analysis and report, to be presented to
the Planning Commission and City Council at the end of March. The Preferred Plan
would then be developed at the Committee level by the end of April, and presented to the
Planning ,Commission and City Council in May. The remainder of the work tasks will
remain the same, with completion of the Draft General Plan and EIR at the end of Duly
1999, allowing sufficient time for public review and City Council approval.
Upon motion by Councilmember Mackenzie, seconded by Vice Mayor Vidak Martinez,
the General Plan Revision Work Plan Amendment #1 was unanimously approved.
Councilmember Mackenzie noted that options have been mentioned in discussions, open
meetings, correspondence, meeting minutes, etc. with some put into typewritten form and
others more formal, such as an option proposal from Van Logan. Mr. Mackenzie
commented that this has been discussed and signified that any individuals wishing to
present options to the Ad Hoc General Plan Oversight Committee, may do so. He clarified
that being into Phase II of this process is asking for public input and provides the
opportunity to look at different options for the purpose of information at this time, but is
not for the purpose of analyzing any particular proposal at this time.
Councilmember Linda Spiro signified that if proposals are being reviewed, there should be
an outreach to all to provide equal opportunity, as there could be some developers that are
not aware of this process.
Councilmember Mackenzie clarified, for the record, that these are unsolicited proposals
resulting from Phase II of the process for receiving public input.
City Manager Netter shared that individuals could send written proposals to his office to be
submitted to the Ad Hoc General Plan Oversight Committee, and be advised that this is for
informational purposes only at this time. Council agreed.
25. COUNCIL COMMITTEE & /OR OTHER REPORTS:
1) Performing Arts Center QM/LS)
Councilmember Linda Spiro reported that this Committee meeting included review of the
sculpture and consensus to place it in the original location previously selected where the
artist designed it for initially. With regard to lighting on the sculpture, and because of all
the other meetings currently involving the Council, the PAC Committee elected not to have
more public workshops at this time, and recommended Council concurrence for the
Rohnert Park City Council Minutes (13) February 23,1999
responding sign company to proceed with research for the sculpture lighting, as well as
consideration of the electronic message board/signage along Rohnert Park Expressway.
The proposed plan would be presented for Council review at a future Council meeting,
possibly by its second meeting in March. The marketing with communications seems to
have been a good idea toward attracting more people to performances with preliminary
results being very positive and cost effective. The PAC Committee also discussed the
Music Hall Season and aspects related to participation of Rohnert Park Association for the
Arts (AFTA).
Councilmember Jake Mackenzie indicated that the above - referenced signage location was
on Snyder Lane and Rohnert Park Expressway. The research would, include review of the
costs and visualization for this and the other issue on lighting the sculpture, but it was the
consensus of the Committee to wait for approximately a twelve month period to endorse the
concept. Council signified agreement with above - reviewed Committee recommendations.
Councilmember Spiro also reviewed the Committee's discussion regarding considerations
for the 10th Year event for the Spreckels Performing Arts Center. Director Michael Grice
mentioned spreading it over the whole year and will prepare a proposal. This could be
funded with the bond money through the Redevelopment Agency.
2) Report on meeting at Rancho Grande (JR/AF)
Councilmember Armando Flores reported that this was a very good meeting on Saturday
which Mayor Reilly and he attended, exploring the possibilities of the Greenbook
settlement losses between the different mobile home park owners. Parameters were
discussed to give the Resident Association an indication on as much information as
possible in order to prepare a recommendation to the full Council regarding what may or
may not be achievable. Mr. Flores indicated being very pleased with this first meeting.
Another meeting has been scheduled with Rancho Verde and possibly the Five Parks
Committee, as previously suggested by the City Manager.
Mayor Jim Reilly reported that Councilmember Flores and he basically summarized the
discussions of the mobilehome park owners, without expressing opinions of whether good
or bad, but to listen to what they propose. It was acknowledged that this was for the
purpose of taking information for the determination of the best course of action.
3) Community Outreach for Youth and Families (COYF) Commission
Councilmember Linda Spiro advised that she administered the oath of office to the new
COYF Commissioners sworn in at this month's COYF meeting of February 3rd. She
referred to notices received for the Daisy presentation of money for safe havens scheduled
next month and encouraged a City representative to attend COYF's next meeting for
recognition of this presentation.
4) City Center Design Workshop
Councilmember Linda Spiro reviewed beneficial results of this workshop held on
Saturday. A lot of ideas were taken, attendees broke up into four different groups and put
the ideas for the town center together with the experimental model. It was very insightful
and will be interesting to see the final report on this effort.
RDhnert Park City,Coundl Minutes (14) February 23,1999
26. MAYORAL ROTATION SCHEDULE
• Review /consideration of separate memos from Councilmembers Jake Mackenzie and
Councilmember Armando Flores (copies attached to original set of these minutes)
Councilmember Mackenzie referred to postponement of this item from previous Council
meetings and reviewed highlights of his memo dated December 1, 1998 for the
"revised version" of his recommendation for a procedure to establish a formal rotational
policy for the Mayor and Vice Mayor with signified details for the following sections:
A] Policy; and B] Interim Policy through the year 2000.
Councilmember Flores expressed support of the policy that Councilmember Mackenzie
provided for Section A, but recommended to substitute in Section B the rotation schedule
provided in his memo dated November 30, 1998, subject to re- elections, for all City
Councilmembers, to carry the Interim Policy through the year 2003.
C O R R E C T 10 N BELOW from 3/23/99 City Council meeting: Per Councilmember Linda Spiro (deletion lined out/addMon underlined)
A motion was made by Councilmember Flores, seconded by Vice Mayor Vidak - Martinez,
to approve Section A for this rotational policy as presented by Councilmember Mackenzie
and Section B to include the amendment as presented by Councilmember Flores.
Discussion of the motion included:
• Mayor Reilly signified to remove his name listed for Vice Mayor under the year 2003 as
he did not think he would be running for re- election.
• Councilmember Linda Spiro commended the past process for selection of officers and
ahead, for the past eleven ,years was
concerned about having a list this many vears ahead, even though three votes of a Council
would change it anyway. She could only recall one other time in the past when the Vice
Mayor did not rotate. The new rotational policy could become a difficult problem to
administer later and complicates the process. Since three votes of a Council can change it
at any time, it would be a false sense of security.
• Councilmember Mackenzie indicated that he drafted the policy, and by drawing the
rotational list as he proposed, then it becomes very clear that the person with the greatest
seniority would be the Mayor, and then the Vice Mayor would be the next Mayor. He
reviewed reasons for recommending departure from the unwritten practices of the past
including observations of practices in the past two years that he thougbt were not fair.
Councilmember Mackenzie commented that if there were to be an extraordinary
circumstance, and since there is not a vote of the citizens for these offices in this city and
none of these things are in the ordinance or elections code than *>7oro A —AA I
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clear and equitable process. Mr. Mackenzie responded to the question on Item A(iv) from
Councilmember Spiro that "as a whole" means "as a majority "; and to comment by Mayor
Reilly referring to Councilmember Mackenzie scheduled for Vice Mayor prior to
Councilmember Flores having more than four years in office, that this was established in
terms of consecutive order.
• Mayor Reilly referred to concerns he has emphasized in the past about a mayor running
for re- election, and signified that he would feel critical of something that allows it. He
agreed that the new Councilmembers following the rotational schedule toward becoming
Mayor could be worked out, but it should be noted if there are changes on the Council so
the schedule would not have to start over. Mayor Reilly shared that he was not going to
vote for or against this rotation, but agreed with Councilmember Spiro that this is
somewhat unenforceable regardless of what any schedule indicates. Mr. Reilly
commented that his idea of extraordinary might not be the same criteria that someone else
has, but there is a need for the idea of rotation.
Rohnert Park City Council Minutes (15) February 23,1999
Councilmember Linda Spiro recommended friendly amendments to change Item NO
from alphabetical order in case of equal seniority, to "by chance" such as drawing straws;
and to remove sections iii and iv from Item A, as she did not think it was necessary nor
should the Council be determining the term for a variety of reasons, such as people have
died in office.
The initial motion by Councilmember Flores, seconded by Vice Mayor Vidak - Martinez,
without acceptance of the preceding friendly amendments recommended by
Councilmember Spiro, was approved 3-1 -1, with Mayor Reilly abstaining and with
Councilmember Spiro dissenting, and the City Manager was directed to proceed with
preparation of the resolution for the second Council meeting in March for the rotational
policy as presented by Councilmember Mackenzie for Section A and Section B to include
the amendment as presented by Councilmember Flores to the year 2003.
27. 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 referred to the last item listed on Communications from Rancho
Cotate High School Project Graduation Committee requesting fee waiver, as in past years,
for use of the Sports Center for the annual graduation event on June 11, 1999. This letter
request was overlooked on the previous Communications list if January 29, 1999. Council
concurred to place this item on the Consent Calendar of its next regular Council meeting.
28. MATTERS FROM/FOR COUNCIL:
1) Mayors' & Councilmembers' Assn. Exec. Meeting results, 2/11/99 (Mayor Reilly)
Mayor Reilly reported on aspects of this meeting including the County Counsel attended
for the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) legal requirements. The City
Selection Committee received three nominations which had to receive support from at
least five of the nine cities. Mayor Reilly signified that concerns were expressed by some
of the cities in the discussion that ensued on this matter. Mayor Reilly reviewed the
voting results of the three nominations as follows: Sam Salmon of Windsor received 7 yes
votes, 1 abstention by Sebastopol and 1 no vote by Santa Rosa; Sharon Wright of Santa
Rosa received 8 yes votes and 1 no vote by Windsor; and Jake Mackenzie of Rohnert Park
received 8 yes votes and 1 no vote by Windsor. Councilmember Mackenzie noted that
the Board of Supervisors was scheduled to consider the MTC appointment this afternoon
and assumed he did not get the appointment since he had not been called.
2) Mayor's & Councilmember' General Meeting matters
Mayor Reilly acknowledged matters related to this item as follows:
• By -law amendments proposed at January 14, 1999 meeting will be voted on at March
11, 1999 meeting — See paragraph from minutes of April 10, 1997
• Proposed Amendments, i.e. rotation, appointment procedures, etc., to be discussed at
March 11, 1999 meeting and considered for approval at May 13, 1999 meeting
• Appointments to be considered March meeting: Bay Area Air Quality Management
Board and Airport Land Use Commission
Rohner# Park City Council Minutes (16) February 23,1999
3) RV's, Boats, Trailers, etc./Enforcement of Existing Ordinances — Memo (LS)
Councilmember Linda Spiro reviewed concerns related to this item and requested review of the
City's existing ordinance on a Council meeting agenda in the near future. Ms. Spiro indicate(
that there is a quiet group of people who are tired of the parking problems caused by recreationa
vehicles. She recommended that the City work toward having a place to store recreationa.
vehicles. Council agreed to place this item on its agenda of the second meeting in March ant
concurred with suggestion by Councilmember Flores to request the City Manager to have the
Planning Director research what other cities have done through her professional contact, as wel
as reviewing possibilities for providing a place of storage for recreational vehicles in the City.
4) Supervisor Jim Harberson retirement event Friday evening February 19 1999
Councilmember Mackenzie indicated that the City Manager and he attended this event.
5) Provision Concerns for Mentally Handicapped - Councilmember Mackenzie referred to recent
concerns in a news article of Deputy Sheriff Shawn McDermott testifying that mentally
handicapped people are having to be housed in jails, and recommended that = le City Manager
request the Department of Public Safety provide a report on this. Council concurred.
6) Human Services meeting - Vice Mayor Vidak - Martinez advised that she attended a Human
Services meeting with discussions beginning on the process of reviewing grant proposals.
7) Miss Sonoma County Pageant - Councilmember Flores indicated that he attended the recent Miss
Sonoma County Pageant at the Spreckels Performing Arts Center. He noticed that there was a
major tear on the backdrop which took away from the beauty of the facility. With Spreckels
Performing Arts Center being Rohnert Park's show case, the backdrop needs to be replaced and
the expenditure needs to be considered in the upcoming year 2000 budget reviews.
8) McPhails Opening - Councilmember Spiro commended this event and explained that she was
not able to attend due to illness. She indicated that arrangements need to be made for
Councilmembers to attend these important events.
9) Sign Ordinance - Councilmember Spiro reviewed concerns expressed by a citizen regarding
being sited for putting out flags. Ms. Spiro provided a list to the City Manager of sixteen places
with flags and commented on the need to be consistent and that she had discussed the
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with Planning Director Wendie Schulenburg. Councilmember Mackenzie commented that this
whole enforcement issue brings up the whole question of exceptions and what is the general
policy of the City. He recommended inclusion of the review of code enforcement in the
strategic planning discussions. Mayor Reilly signified that there may be legal exceptions for
some situations, but if not, he agreed with established procedures that they should be cited.
10) Public Input on consideration of Ordinance to Prohibit the Sale of Junk Guns - Mayor Reilly
referred to comments made on this item at the previous Council meeting by the Highway Patrol
Dispatcher. Mayor Reilly shared that he received a call from Captain Cox of the California
Highway Patrol who wanted to make it clear that the dispatchers comments were not a
representation of the Highway Patrol.
Rohnert Park City Council Minutes (17) February 23,1999
29. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT:
1) Update on Subregional System Capacity
City Manager Netter advised that this staff report dated February 18, 1999 from City
Engineer Gaffney was provided to Council for its information.
2) Urban Area Water Costs Comparison
City Manager Netter advised that this report from the North Marin Water District dated as
of February 11, 1999, was provided for Council's information.
3) Revised Budget Schedule 1999 -2000 - Council to select dates for worksessions
City Manager Netter referred to the 1999 -2000 Budget Calendar provided to Council and
noted the indication for City Council budget conferences between April 28 and June 22.
He requested Council to review their calendars to consider selecting dates for budget
worksessions by the second Council meeting in March.
4) Spring Clean up set for April 10 -18, 1999, Rohnert Park Stadium
City Manager Netter announced this item. Councilmember Flores referred to the
provisions for removal of large objects which are set up for the physically impaired and
requested consideration of provisions for others who may not have pickups.
5) City Department Head Retreat — Marconi Center Marshal, Ca., March 11 & 12, 1999
City Manager Netter announced this item.
30. CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT:
Any items from closed session - City Attorney Flitner advised that the Mayor's report on
the closed session was sufficient.
31. UNSCHEDULED PUBLIC APPEARANCES: Mayor Reilly asked if there were any
additional unscheduled public appearances at this time. No one responded.
32. ADJOURNMENT: There being no further business, Mayor Reilly adjourned the meeting at
approximately 11:27 p.m.
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December 1, 1998
hardship or of an extraordinary inability to work directly with the City Manager and fellow
Council Members, the next Council Members in order of seniority, as stated above, shall rotate
into the positions of Mayor and Vicemayor.
B] Interim Policy through the year 2000.
In order to facilitate adoption of the above policy,
it is the interim policy of this Council to recognize Vicemayor Vidak - Martinez as Vicemayor for
the 1998 -1999 term to be followed by her rotation into the Mayorship for the 1999 -2000 term. At
the time of her rotation into the Mayorship, Council Member Mackenzie shall be appointed as
the Vicemayor. The year 2040 being the year of a General Election, the policy contained in
section A] i] above shall then go into effect with Council Member Mackenzie rotating into the
Mayorship should he successfully run for reelection.
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MEMO
O F F I C E
To: Fcllow Council Members
From: Jake Mackenzie
Subject: Rotation of the orship t V i
Date: December I, 1 8 --
This evening/will hopefully mark the return of the unwritten and generally observed practice of
rotation of the Mayorship of Rohnert Park amongst seated Council Members. A study of past
practice, including conversations with some of our " emeritus" officials, revealed a history of
rotation of the Mayorship( until last year at this tune] and that the Vice- mayorship has not
always been a stepping stone to the next year's Mayorship. Given the above findings and
recognizing the need to restore equity and comity to this process, I submit to my fellow Council
Members the following proposal;
A] Policy.
i] By resolution, the Council agrees to a policy of rotation of the Mayorship based on
seniority of current service on the Council. This policy should go into effect after the change in
Mayorship and Vicemayorship for the 1999 -2000 time period. The Vicemayor should be that
Council Member next in seniority to the Mayor. In the case of equal seniority, alphabetical order
will determine the Mayorship and the Vicemayorship for that next year.
ii] Immediately following certification of the results of the General Election hold in
November 2000, the City Clerk shall draw up and publish a list of Councilmember seniority and
date of last term as City Officer to be used to establish the following 2 ( two] terms of the
Mayorship and the Vicemayorship.This process shall be repeated following each General
Election held in the City of Rohnert Park.'
iii] The term of the Mayorship and Vicernayorship shall be for one year.
iv]4(four] years shall elapse between each Councilmembcr's term as Mayor or
Vicemayor except as deemed necessary under the circumstances delineated in subsection iv]
below or other circumstances agreed upon by the Council as a whole.
v] In the event of an individual Councilmember's condition of extraordinary personal
For example, such a list compiled in November 1998 would read as follows:
Spiro -10 years in offlce and Mayor in 1997 and 1998.
Reilly -8 years in office and Mayor in 1994.
Flares -4 years in office and Mayor in 1996.
Mackenzie -2 years in ogee.
Vidak- Martinez -2 years in office.
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Council - Meeting of Decembor a. 1998
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1009 - Jim Reilly, Mayor
Vicki Vldak.-Martiroz, Vice Mayor
2040 - Vleki Vidak - Martinez, Mayor
Jake Mackenzie, Vice Mayor
2041 - Jake Mackenzie, Mayor (Subject To Re- Election)
Armandn Flores, Vice Mayor
2002 - Armando Floras, Mayor
Linda Spiro, Vine Mayor (Subject To Re- Election)
2003 - Linda Spiro, Mayor
Jim Reilly. Vice Mayor
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