1991/06/11 City Council MinutesRohnert Park City Council Minutes
June 11, 1991
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
Eck presiding.
CALL TO ORDER Mayor Eck called the reqular session to order at approximately
7:00 p.m. and led the pledge of allegiance.
Mayor Eck advised that a closed session commenced this eveninq
at 6:00 p.m. to discuss the mobile home rent control litiga-
tion matter and personnel matters. He said no action was
taken and there was nothing to report at this time.
ROLL CALL Present: (5) Councilmembers Hollingsworth, Hopkins, Reilly,
Spiro and Mayor Eck
Absent: (0) None
Staff present for all or part of the meeting: City Manager
Netter, City Attorney Flitner, Assistant to the City Manager
Leivo, City Engineer Brust and Finance Director Harrow
Approval of Minutes Upon motion by Councilmman Hollinc_Tsworth, seconded by
Councilman Hopkins, the minutes of May 24 & 28, 1991 were
approved as submitted.
Approval of Bills Upon motion by Councilman Hopkins, seconded by Councilman
Hollingsworth, and unanimously approved, the bills
presented per the attached list in the amount of
$853,423.81 were approved.
Non - agendaed Mayor Eck queried if any Councilmember had any non - agendaed
Natters items to add to the agenda.
Councilman Reilly said he had one miscellaneous item.
Lhscheduled Public Mayor Eck stated that in compliance with State Law (The Brown
Appearances Act), anyone in the audience who wished to make a comment may
do so at this time. In most cases under legislation of the
new Brown Act, the Council cannot handle an item without
agendizing. To ensure accurate recording, "Speaker Cards" are
provided at the entrance of the Chamber and unscheduled public
appearances are requested to fill out the cards and present to
recording clerk after speaking. No one responded.
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C O N S E N T C A L E N D A R
Mayor Eck queried if anyone had any questions regarding the
matters on the Consent Calendar which ware explained in the
City Manager's Council feting Memo.
Acknowledging the City Manager /Clerk's report on the posting
of the agenda.
Resolution No. RESOLUTION CALLING FOR SEALED PROPOSALS, ROHNERT PARK
91 -108 EXPRESSWAY WIDENING, PROTECT NO. 1989 -12
Resolution No. A RESOLUTION DESIGNATING, AUTHORIZING, AND APPROVING THE
91 -109 INSTALLATION OF STOP SIGNS (on Maurice Avenue at the Mercedes
Way Intersection)
Resolution No. A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING COMPLETION AND DIRECTING CITY ENGINEER
91 -110 TO FILE NOTICE OF COMPLETION "A" POOL MODIFICATIONS, PROJECT
NO. 1988 -22
Resolution No.
A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING COMPLETION AND DIRECTING CITY ENGII,IEER
91 -x:11
TO FILE NOTICE OF COMPLETION, REDWOOD DRIVE NORTH WIDENING &
EAST COTATI AVENUE MEDIANS, PROTECT NO. 1986 -18
Resolution No.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COLMIL OF THE CITY OF ROHNERT PARK
91 -112
APPROVING AN AGREE ENT WITH THE COMM -UITY DEVELOPNENI' AGENCY
OF THE CITY OF ROHNERT PARK TO PROVIDE MATCHING FUNDS FOR'THE
CALIFORNIA HOUSING REHABILITATION PROGRAM FOR OWNER- OCCUPIED
HOUSING PROGRAM IN THE CITY OF ROHNERT PARK
Approvinq final map by Condiotti Enterprises for Spreckels
Subdivision No. 8, (a 43 lot high density residential
subdivision located at Bodway Parkway & E. Cotati Ave.) and
accepting A & B being offered for dedication for public use.
Upon motion by Councilman Hollingsworth, seconded by
Councilmember Spiro, and unanimusly approved, the Consent
Calendar as outlined on the meetina's arrPnria un� Anp-r- xyor�
Scheduled Public Appearances:
Paul P. Gregorian Paul P. Gregorian, 5739 Davis Circle, referenced copies
Provided to Council of his letter dated May 24, 1991, and
shared the contents therein requesting reconsideration of a
Pooper Scooper Ordinance for both cats and dogs. Attached to
his letter was recent Press Democrat article dated May 23,
1991 entitled "Santa Rosa leash law targets cats, too ". Mr.
Gregorian shared various examples regarding the inconvenience,
nuisance and unsanitary conditions created by negligent pet
owners from pet droppings, and said the growth of Rohnert
Park merits the necessity of such an ordinance.
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Discussion followed during which City Manager Netter said
copies were provided to Council of September 11 and October
9, 1990 Council meeting minutes and ordinance previously
considered for introduction and tabled at that time. Concerns
were expressed regarding the growing nuisance of pet droppings
in the cormuinity. Council concluded, if consideration is
given to re- introduce a pooper scooper ordinance,
recommendations will be needed from the Public Safety
Department regarding feasibility of enforcement, as well as
give consideration to effective enforcement with the least
amount of provocation.
A motion was made Councilman Hopkins, seconded by
Councilmember Spiro, and unanimously approved, to prepare
Pooper Scooper Ordinance for introduction with public comments
at the next Council meeting, then to be scheduled for
public hearing through adoption stage, if decision is made
to proceed.
RECESS Mayor Eck declared a recess at approximately 7:15 p.m.
in order to proceed with sche< M. ed Connuni t.y Deve 1 opment
Agency meeting.
REOONVENE Mayor Eck reconvened the Council meeting at approximately
8:00 p.m. with all Councilmembers present.
KRCB -TV, Channel 22 City Manager Netter referenced copies provided to Council of
letter dated May 23, 1991 from Nancy Dobbs, General Manager of
KRCB -TV, Channel 22 requesting Council's consideration to sell
the 1.2 acres currently leased by KRCB -TV from the City
because it may be an opportune time to find a major donor to
assist with the purchase.
Discussion followed regarding pros and cons of the City
retaining ownership of the land versus selling it, as well as
reference to previous Council acknowledgment to KRCB -TV to
give consideration to the possibility of selling with the
major donor concept. As previously clarified by City Attorney
Flitner statement, confirmation was given that such a
proposal would have to be in line with current property values
because the City cannot gift of public funds.
Upon motion by Councilman Hopkins, seconded by Councilman
Reilly, with friendly amendment by Councilman Hollingsworth
for this matter to be worked in conjunction with staff report
on projection of City owned land and potential purposes (lease
vs. sale and best use of land), and unanimously approved,
staff was directed to work out a proposal with Channel 22 in
regard to selling the currently leased land.
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Abatement /Action of City Attorney Flitner reported to Council's previous inquiry
disrepair properties: regarding property abatements that a property owner can be
1) City Attny Report noticed for several properties at one time if he /she is the
legal owner of all properies in question.
2) 7608 Blair Ave. City Manager Netter shared contents of copies provided to
Council of memorandum dated June 7, 1991 from Director of
Public Works Brust regarding Abatement 7608 Blair Avenue.
Since the owner has started meaningful repairs on the
property, staff recommends that abatement proceedings be
delayed as long as the work continues.
Discussion followed during which City Manager Netter and City
Engineer Brust responded to various Council questions
regarding abatement proceedures and confirming on -going time
lines of same, the need for sensitivity to property owners, as
well as the necessity of due process. Council concurred to
delay abatement proceedings on 7608 Blair Avenue as long as
the work continues.
3) 7711 Blair Ave. City Manager Netter said a public hearing has been scheduled
at this time regarding abatement of 7711 Blair Avenue. He
said copies were provided to Council of the Notice of !'ublic
Hearing dated May 29, 1991.
Public Hearing Mayor Eck opened the public hearing at approximately 8:19 p.m.
City Attorney Flitner swore in all participants of the
public hearings scheduled tonight for both abatements.
Bill Clark Bill Clark, 7708 Blair Avenue, said the owner of this property
has put a facing on the front of the house and has cut about-
three-fourths of the grass but hasn't completed the other
items. He asked about procedures to assure action on all the
needed repairs in a reasonable and timely manner.
There being no one further desiring to speak, Mayor Eck closed
the public hearing at approximately 8:21 p.m.
Discussion followed during which City Engineer Brust responded
to Council questions and confirmed that. ha ui -! i +.,i +hc
referenced property, that the owner has proceeded with vwork von
the interior such as replacing broken windows and a sliding
glass door and has completed all the roof work with the
exception of installing rain gutters, and that in his opinion
repair work has proceeded on this property. He said the
Property owner was noticed on June 7th, that the thirty day
time line of the abatement continues, and that the City
can take necessary action if the repairs do not continue
to progress.
A motion was made by Councilman Hollingsworth, seconded by
Councilman. Hopkins, and unanimously approved, directing staff
to continue with the abatement procedures of the 7711 Blair
Avenue property.
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7512 Blair Ave. City Manager Netter said a public hearing has been scheduled
at this time regarding abatement of 7512 Blair Avenue. He
said copies were provided to Council of the Notice of Public
Hearing dated May 29, 1991.
City Engineer Brust said the same thirty day period is running
for this property abatement as for the one just previously
reviewed. He said the owner has partially removed the damaged
area of the roof which was a major portion of it, interior
repairs have not started, work has been done on the front lawn
including removal of a damaged tree, and the owner says he
will continue without delay.
Public Hearing Mayor Eck opened the public hearing at approximately 8:24 p.m.
Kelly Culver Kelly Culver, 351 Bonnie Avenue, expressed concern regardinq
who is watching the construction progress since the owner told
neighbors two weeks ago that he would begin repairs but did
not start any work until two days ago just prior to this
Council meeting. Mr. Culver said he wants the homes to look
good for the benefit of the neighborhood and asked if
building permits and licensed contractors are required to do
the repairs.
Bill Clark Bill Clark, 7708 Blair Avenue, asked if building permits and
licensed contractors are required for these property repairs
and expressed concern about the quality of work being done on
the referenced property since he observed a woman and youth
working on the project.
John Hecker John Hecker, 355 Bonnie Avenue, said he has lived for two
years in the vicinity of the referenced properties and
expressed frustration toward "letting the system work ". He
said he would like to know the time frame for fixing up
these properties.
Donna Hecker Donna Hecker, 355 Bonnie Avenue, said she agreed with the
concerns expressed by her husband and that everyone's house
belongs to the owner or their bank, but how it looks belongs
to the neighbors. She said two homeowners in the neighborhood
lost potential buyers because of the appearance of these
neighboring houses.
There being no one further desiring to speak, Mayor Eck closed
the public hearing at approximately 8:45 p.m.
Council responded to concerns expressed by participants of the
public hearing confirming that the abatement notice grants
thirty days from June 7th, 1991 to the owner to proceed with
permits and repairs as outlined in the notice, that the
impatience of the neighbors is understood but state law and
the state constitution protects property rights, that
tonight's action starts the clock ticking aril, therefore, by
law, within thirty days action can be initiated, if necessary.
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A motion was made by Councilman Hopkins, seconded by
Councilmember Spiro, and unanimously approved, directing staff
to continue with the abatement procedures of the 7512 Blair
Avenue property.
700 Liberty Ave. City Manager Netter said the disrepair of 700 Liberty Avenue
property has been brought to staff's attention. Staff is in
the process of inspecting the property and this item will be
placed on the next Council agenda for review.
City Engineer Brust said he will inspect the property and, if
necessary, post an abatement notice at that time, therefore, a
public hearing could be scheduled anytime thereafter.
Discussion followed during which Councilman Hollingsworth
suggested that it could be beneficial to have a neighborhood
housing work session to review rehab options available to
people interested in upgrading their properties.
RECESS Mayor Eck declared a recess at approximately 8:50 p.m.
RECONVENE Mayor Eck reconvened the Council meeting at approximately
8:58 p.m. with all Councilmembers present.
Scandia Fun Center City Manager Netter referenced copies provided to Council of
letter dated June 6, 1991 from Scandia Family Fun Center
regarding its payment of the 2% semi- annual fee on gross
receipts and requesting a phase out program of same. W.
Netter explained the background of this fee as outlined in the
Council meeting memo. He said Scandia owners now oppose such
a fee on gross revenues as no other business is charcred a
similar fee.
Discussion followed during which the logic as well as the
legality of the verbal agreement regarding the 2% fee
was reviewed.
A motion was made by CounciInlgn 14n 1 inrrc- r.r�r +h ,, a a I-- -
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Councilman Hopkins, and unanimously approved, to follow the
recommendation to gradually phase out the 2% fee on gross
receipts currently paid by Scandia and charge only the 2% on
mechanical and coin operated machines.
Cotati-R.P.Uaified City Manager Netter referenced copies provided to Council of
School Dist. item: letter dated May 31, 1991 from Cotati - Rohnert Park Unified
School District regarding request for water /sewer services and
1) Request for City fire /police protection for the proposed new intermediate
Svcs /Snyder Lane school site outside the city limits on Snyder Lane at Keiser
proposed site Road. He explained details of this item as outlined in the
Council meeting memo and said the School District would like a
formal approval from Council regarding this matter so that it
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can become part of a complete application submitted to the
County of Sonoma for approval. Mr. Netter said Adam Wolf,
Assistant Superintendent of the School District was present at
the meeting to respond to Council questions.
Adam Wolf, Assistant Superintendent of the School District
confirmed that he was available to answer Council questions
regarding these School District matters.
Discussion followed during which City Manager Netter responded
to Council inquiry that the City has allowed other outside
City service connections specifically to schools, Sonoma State
Uhiversity and churches. However, there has never been any
outside connections for residential homes or developments.
A motion was made by Councilman Hopkins, seconded by
Councilman Hollingsworth, and unanimously approved, to grant
the City services requested by the School District via
development of agreement with City staff outlining details to
be presented for Council approval at a later date.
2) Crossing Ga=ds City Manager Netter referenced copies provided to Council of
second letter from the School District dated ^e 7, 1991
regarding the next three items on tonight's agenda,
specifically, a) Crossing Guards, b) Truancy Specialist, and
c) Update on Purchase of "M" Site. He referenced map on the
wall and shared contents from Council meeting memo outlining
staff research regarding the four existing crossing guard
locations, of which the City and the School District split
costs, and reviewed proposal cost and location details of two
additional locations. This proposal would add an expense of
$3,500 to the City's budget, or a total of $10,500 for the
current and proposed additional crossing guards program. He
indicated that the crossing guard program was approved for one
year only and that Council should consider the overall policy
of the City providing funding for crossing guards.
Discussion followed during which City Engineer Brust responded
to various Council questions regarding this matter, reviewed
existing bus routes via the map on display, and confirmed that
crossing guard warrants are basically established by volume
rather than through any type of actual safety reports or
benefits to the children. Mr. Brust said a staff report
could be prepared if Council desires to recommend modifying
this program.
Council concluded the need to review the upcoming budget
prior to taking further action on any of the School District
funding request items presented for Council consideration.
3) Truancy Program City Manager Netter said it is the School District's desire to
continue the Truancy Program as outlined in the Council
meeting memo. He confirmed $6,000 has been set aside in the
proposed 1991 -92 budget.
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4) M School Site
City Manager Netter shared contents of Council meeting memo
regarding update on purchase of "M" School site as referenced
in the final item of the above- mentioned School District
letter dated June 7, 1991. The City should receive the
proceeds of this sale by July 26, 1991, however, if
consummation of the sale is delayed any further, staff
recomrends discussion with the School District for a possible
adjustment for lost interest.
Resolution No.
A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROHNERT PARK
91 -113
AUTHORIZING AND APPROVING AGREEMENT WITH CODDING ENTERPRISES
(RE. Sale of 2.31 Acre Parcel off Redwood Drive)
City Manager Netter explained the resolution as outlined in
detail in the Council meeting memo.
Upon motion by Councilman Hopkins, seconded by Councilmember
Spiro, and unanimously approved, reading of Resolution
No. 91 -113 was waived and said resolution was adopted.
Proposed B&get'91 -92 City Manager Netter referenced copies were provided to Council
1) Work Sessions
of Proposed Budget for 1991 -92 and said Council should now set
times and dates for budget
work sessions.
Council concurred to adjourn tonight's meeting for 1991 -92
Budget work sessions to next Nbnday, June 17th at 4:00 p.m.
and then to the following Nbnday, June 24th at 3:00 p.m. City
Manager Netter said consideration could be given to inviting
special groups to review financial requests to the June 24th
work session and that a budget public hearing could then be
scheduled for the regular Council meeting on June 25th, 1991.
2) Review of Fees City Manager Netter recommended review of possible fee
increases as listed on tonight's agenda for Council discussion
and consideration at this time. He referenced copies of a
report provided to Council for each fee regarding existing
rates and the last date of increase. If Council desires to
have staff pursue any of the increases, staff recommends
setting public hearings for the June 25th meeting to receive
public input regardingr Same which_ i_f anprover +hA -F=-- .. 1.4
be implemented in the early part of the 1991 -92 fiscal year.
Council concurred it would be advisable to proceed with budget
work session to get a thorough picture of the budget needs
prior to reviewing the possible fee increases.
Discussion followed during which City Manager Netter responded
to Council inquiry that staff would check into State law
regarding animal license fees for cats.
3.a)Water /Sewer rates City Manager Netter said the proposed 1991 -92 budget includes
proposed rate increases for both sewer and water as explained
in detail in the Council meeting memo which would basically
increase the water rate $2.00 per month and the sewer rate
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$6.00 per month with
commercial accounts.
hearing regarding this
25, 1991.
comparable percentage increases for
Staff recommends setting a public
matter at the Council meeting of June
A motion was made by Councilman Hollingsworth, seconded by
Councilman Reilly, and unanimously approved, to set a public
hearing for proposed water and sewer rate increases at the
next Council meeting on June 25, 1991.
3.b)Water /Sewer Study -City Manager Netter referenced copies provided to Council of
Proposal from letter dated June 5, 1991 from Deloitte & Touche regarding
Deloitte & Touche proposal for Water and Sewer Study and shared detailed
explanation as outlined in Council meeting memo. Mr. Netter
said Council was also provided with copies of resolution for
consideration approving letter agreement with Deloitte &
Touche to perform Water and Sewer Study.
Discussion followed during which the logic of whether or not
the expense of an outside water /sewer study was necessary.
It was concluded that staff provides this information for
Council's review and that such a study would not be necessary
at this time.
Tax & Revenue Antici- City Manager Netter referenced copies provided to Council of
portion Notes ( TRANs) program proposal dated May 29, 1991 from Sutro & Company
regarding Tax and Revenue Anticipation Notes (TRANS) and
explained details as outlined in tonight's Council meeting
memo. He introduced Stephanie Lovette, representative of
Sutro & Company who gave a brief presentation as outlined in
the above - referenced program proposal and said she was
available at tonight's meeting to respond to possible Council
questions regarding this matter.
Discussion followed during which Ms. Lovette responded to
Council inquiry that this is a totally different financial
vehicle than the one written about in a recent news article on
Marx -Roos. Council presented various questions regarding use
of other local agency bonds, length of terms, cash
commitments, interest rates, charges of Sutro & Co., and what
happens if one of the parties involved defaults. City Manager
Netter said with Council's permission for staff to pursue this
matter further, the proper documents and official agreements
would be drafted and presented for Council's review and /or
approval at the next Council meeting. Council showed interest
in the concept and concurred to proceed as staff outlined.
1991 Annual Report City Manager Netter referenced Council's authorization at the
Theme previous Council meeting to set aside $20,000 for the
1991 Annual Report and said time has been allotted at this
time on tonight's agenda to consider theme recommendations.
Council concurred that the them= should be "Youths of Our
Community" as suggested at the previous Council meeting.
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Seed Farm Drive City Engineer Brust referenced copies provided to Council of
Project N0.1986 -25 his memo dated June 5, 1991 regarding Seed Farm Drive, Project
No. 1986 -25 and shared contents therein proposing that the
City look into the purchase of the small triangular area at
the southeast corner of the State Farm Insurance Company
property which adjoins the City's Corporation Yard on the
north side and fronts on Seed Farm Drive. Mr. Brust reviewed
the logic of this proposal as outlined in detail in his above -
referenced memo and said it is staff's recommendation that the
City move ahead with an appraisal of this property to
establish an appropriate value and authorize the City Manager
to negotiate with State Farm Insurance Company on the purchase
of the property.
Discussion followed regarding the need for the best waste
facility possible because of inevitable recycling
requirements. Confirmation was given by City Manager Netter
that the appraisal cost would be approximately $1,500 and that
this is a capital project which would be frunded from capital
outlay funds or infrastructure revenue funds. City Engineer
Brust said the costs may be applied against SB140 and SB300
funds. Councilmember Spiro said she questioned the use of
prime property in the center of the City for trash handling
activities to which City Engineer Brust responded that the
area requested is needed for the Corp Yard expansion and being
a central location is critical for the efficiency of the
Corporation Yard functions.
A motion was made by Councilman Hopkins, seconded by
Councilman Hollingsworth, to proceed with the appraisal of the
State Farm Property for the expansion of the Corp Yard as
recommended by staff and approved by the following vote:
AYES: (4) Councilmen Hollingsworth, Hopkins, Reilly
and Mayor Eck
NOES: (1) Councilmember Spiro
ABSENT: (0) None
Rent Appeals Board City Manager Netter explained the strategy for new
Appointments appointments to the Rent Aooeals Board aG nittl;na,� in +►,,�
Council meeting memo. He said all five Board Member terms
expire as of December 31st, 1991 and none qualify to be
appointed to another term since all will have served two full
terms and, according to Ordinance No. 494, such terms of
office shall not exceed a maximum of two full terms.
Rent Appeals Board Chairman Jerry Kohler confirmed from the
audience that two Board Members have signified interest to
resign at this time which would allow needed comprehension and
orientation time to new appointments prior to term expiration
of the other three at the end of this year. He asked for
Council's consideration to approve two such appointments.
City Manager Netter indicated he would add to the Rent Appeals
Board Agenda the volunteer resignation of two Rent Appeals
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Board members to ensure continuity of the Rent Appeals Board.
Council agreed to discuss this item further and commented
further that the appointments should be staggered in
relation to Council terms.
Commmications 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's Report:City Manager Netter referenced copies provided to Council of
letter received May 24, 1991 from Senior Citizens Advisory
1) Sunshine Bus Commission Chairman John D. Chase regarding request to replace
the Sunshine Bus because of its worn out condition. Mr.
Netter said this item is just being mentioned at this time for
Council's awareness of the matter and would be reviewed at the
upcoming 1991 -92 Budget work session.
Discussion followed during which suggestion was made to repair
the old bus and give it to the youth program and purchase a
new one for the seniors. City Manager Netter said this bus
would probably be the one terminated and confirmed the amo,..t
of $15,000 set aside in the budget for the purchase of
a new bus.
2) Senior Scheduler City Manager Netter said several letters have been received
expressing concerns regarding the status of the Senior
Scheduler of the Rohnert Park Senior Center because of the
discontinuance County grant funds. Mr. Netter said funding
for the Senior Scheduler are being considered in the 1991 -92
proposed budget.
3) U.S.Hwy 101 sign City Manager Netter said the City of Rohnert Park and the
State has come to an agreement regarding the U.S.101 Highway
sign and that the matter will be resolved by painting the
border of the sign a dark blue.
4) Supervisorial City Manager Netter updated Council on the Supervisorial
Redistricting Redistricting matter and said staff met with the subcommittee
which has narrowed possibilities to two proposals. The first
proposal would eliminate Rohnert Park from the 5th District
(E.Carpenter) and would keep Rohnert Park in the 3rd (Tim
Smith) and 2nd (Jim Harberson) Districts. The 2nd proposal
would put Rohnert Park in one district, the 3rd (Tim Smith).
The 3rd would be split about 50/50 with Santa Rosa, i.e., Tim
Smith having about 36,000 votes in Rohnert Park and 36,000
votes in Santa Rosa. Staff will continue to keep the Council
updated on this matter.
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5) Triple Croon. Soft- City Manager Netter displayed plaque from recent Triple Crown
bull Tournament Softball Tournament. He confirmed to Council inquiry that he
Plaque will be reviewing the problems and complications of this
tournament with Recreation Director Jim Pekkain.
6) Pimemtel Property City Manager Netter updated Council on the status of
the Pimemtel property regarding the proposed west side
golf course.
7) So- Co.Probation City Manager Netter referenced report from the Sonoma County
Dept. / Graffitti Probation Department regarding graffitti for Council's
inforrrat ion .
8) Hazardous Waste City Manager Netter commented on the City's Hazardous Cleanup
Day held on June 8, 1991. A complete report will be provided
to Council at a later date.
City Attorney's Report:City Attorney Flitner referenced copies provided to Council
of letter dated May 16, 1991 from the City of Moorpark
regarding Amicus Brief on Sale of Surplus School Property to
City (City of Moorpark v. Nborpark Unified School District)
and said he thought it would be beneficial for the City of
Rohnert Park to participate.
A motion was made by Councilman Hollingsworth, seconded by
Councilmember Spiro, and unanimously approved, to add the
City's name to the above- referenced Amicus Brief.
Natters from Council: Mayor Eck said the Sonoma County Wine Growers Association's
1) Viticulture Tour Viticulture Tour is scheduled for Wednesday, June 19, 1991.
2) Local Child Care Mayor Eck said copies were provided to Council of letter
Planning Council dated May 30, 1991 from Office of County Adminsitrator
regarding the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors in +r�roc+ in
putting together a committee to look into child care vneeds in
Sonoma County. Councilmember Spiro said she was interested in
being on this committee and confirmed a letter would be
written to the Chairman of the Mayors & Councilmembers
Association expressing her interest.
3) Veterans Building City Manager Netter referenced copies provided to Council of
letter dated May 23, 1991 from George Williams of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars regarding a veterans building in Rohnert Park
which was discussed at the previous Council meeting.
Discussion followed during which Council confirmed previous
direction to staff to look into this matter.
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4) Miscellaneous Councilman Reilly invited Councilmembers to attend special
PeeWee Baseball event regarding "Adopt a Coach" at A Park this
Saturday, June 15th.
Councilman Hollingsworth asked for an update on the plans for
the Animal Shelter to which City Manager Netter responded that
according to City Engineer Brust, the preliminary site plans
are in hand and will be scheduled for Council consideration
after staff's review.
Lhscheduled Public Mayor Eck asked if anyone in the audience wished to make an
Appearances appearance at this time.
Adjaxmment Mayor Eck adjourned the meeting at approximately 10:15 p.m. to
June 17, 1991 at 4:00 p.m. and then to June 24, 1991 for
1991 -92 Budget work sessions.
De Ci Clerk Mayor