1977/06/16 City Council MinutesROHNERT PARK CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
June, 16, 1977
The,Council of the City.of Rohnert.,.Park met this date in
adjourned regular session commencing at 7:00 p.m. in the
City Offices, 6750 Commerce Blvd., Rohnert Park, with Mayor
Beary presiding.
,., all:to Order ,.......,
Mayor Beary called the meeting of, he adjourned regular
session.to order at approximately 7:00 p.m.
Roll; Cal-1: '
Present: ( 3 ) Councilmen Eck., Hopkins and. Be:ary
Late: (2) Councilmen,Flores and Roberts (their time of
arrival is,.ppecifically noted in these minutes)
Staff present for.all or, part.of the meeting: City Manager
Callinan, City Attorney Flitner and Planning Director Skanchy.
Anti -- Recessionary °
City; Manager. ;C.Allinan commented on anticipated receipt. and,
Funds
use of Anti- Recessionary Fiscal Assistance Act funds.
;:.;Federal: Revenue :.
City,,Manager.:Callinan informed that the City anticipated
Sharing funds for the
Sharing,Update
receiving, $130,000 in Federal Revenue
January 1, 1977 to September 1, 1977.
period from
Councilman :Flores -,
Councilman Flores arrived at this point in the meeting, tyre::
Arrives
time being approximately 7:0.3 p.m.
City.Manager Callinan also explained new regulations requiring
the Chief Administrative /Executive ;officer to conduct a public
hearing, which was held on June13th prior to the Council's
regularly scheduled meeting, in order to solicit suggestions
concerning the use of subject funds.
Portable School
City Manager Callinan gave :a status report concerning progres,
in constructing the portable school.
Rohnert Park Peace
City Manager Callinan informed that he had received a petition
Association" in order
Officers' Assoc.
from the 9PRohnert Park Peace Officers'
to public safety employees. Mr. Callinan explained
.represent
that`SCOPE presently has an agreement to represent City °`
employees until June 30, 1978,,, therefore, another employees'
organization could not be'recognized during that agreement
period. Discussion followed,
2egional(Sdater,Qualty
City Manager Callinan advised that Councilman Eck, City Engi-
last Regional Water
Cantrol`'Board;Meetn�
veer Brust and he had appeared at the
Laguna de
Quality Control Board meeting to-report on the
Santa Rosa dam and water reclamation project.
Councilman Eck briefly commented on subject meeting.
Mechanic Position
City Manager Callinan indicated that consideration of a
"mechanic position could be postponed since -the position
1977 -78 Proposed Budge' which would
would be included in the
be presented to the Council Within the next two weeks.
1975 Census Report
Recreation and
Community Center
Growth Matter
Agenda Matters
Councilman Eck's motion to waive the reading of Resolution
No. 77-106 and adopt same was approved by the following
roll call vote:
AYES: (4) Councilmen Eck, Flores, Roberts and Beary
NOES: (1) Councilman Hopkins
City Manager Callinan briefly commented on the State Depart-
ment of Finance's 111-975 Census Report".
City Manager Callinan explained that it would be desirable
for the City Council to establish its priority concerning
the use of funds allotted to the City under the Public Works
Act of 1976.
Upon motion of Councilman Roberts, seconded by C '3Tn,,i1Tn_nn
Hopkins, and unanimously approved, the City Council designated
that its first priority for funds received under the Public
Works Act of 1976 would be the developmentof the
recreation and community center complex as opposed to the
improvement of Northwest and Southwest Boulevards.
City.Manager Callinan indicated that he desired to discuss;:
the growth matter later in the meeting.
Discussion was held relative to consideration of agenda
matters, and at which time the Council determined that Plan-
ning and Zoning Matters would be considered prior to appoint-
ments to the, Parks and Recreation and Planning Commissions.
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Ryan Outdoor Advertising
City Manager Callinan reminded that the use permits for
(Billboards)
three billboard sign structures had not been renewed and
larormed that two of the structures had not been remo-ed.
He explained that parcel maps would eventually be considered
for the subject areas and that said maps would not be approved
until the billboard structures had been removed®
Planning Director
City Manager Callinan commented-briefly concering termination
of the.County's planning services to the City.
Resolution No. 77-106
RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROHNERT PARK AUTHO-
RIZING CITY PARTICIPATION IN A LAWSUIT TESTING THE
CONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION AMENDMENTS
nF 1976 (Public Law 94 -566,
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Callinan the reso-L-L L-LIJ11.
Councilman Roberts
Arrives.,
'Councilman Roberts arrived at this point in the meeting,
the time being approximately 7:15 p.m.
Councilman Eck made a motion, which was seconded by Councilman
'Flores, to waive the reading of Resolution No. 77-106 and
adopt same,
City Attorney Flitner
City Attorney.Flitner arrived at this point in the meeting,
Arrives
the time being approximately 7:16 p.m.
1975 Census Report
Recreation and
Community Center
Growth Matter
Agenda Matters
Councilman Eck's motion to waive the reading of Resolution
No. 77-106 and adopt same was approved by the following
roll call vote:
AYES: (4) Councilmen Eck, Flores, Roberts and Beary
NOES: (1) Councilman Hopkins
City Manager Callinan briefly commented on the State Depart-
ment of Finance's 111-975 Census Report".
City Manager Callinan explained that it would be desirable
for the City Council to establish its priority concerning
the use of funds allotted to the City under the Public Works
Act of 1976.
Upon motion of Councilman Roberts, seconded by C '3Tn,,i1Tn_nn
Hopkins, and unanimously approved, the City Council designated
that its first priority for funds received under the Public
Works Act of 1976 would be the developmentof the
recreation and community center complex as opposed to the
improvement of Northwest and Southwest Boulevards.
City.Manager Callinan indicated that he desired to discuss;:
the growth matter later in the meeting.
Discussion was held relative to consideration of agenda
matters, and at which time the Council determined that Plan-
ning and Zoning Matters would be considered prior to appoint-
ments to the, Parks and Recreation and Planning Commissions.
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June 16, 1977
File No. 0542 -
City Manager Callinan r�vi.ewed.his June 10th memo to the
Arthur B..Sir,i,,.
Council concerning Arthur B. Siri's application for precise
Precise Development
:development plan and architectural review of duplex, tour -
Plan.and Architectural
plex and sixplex units proposed for construction in Country
Review of Multiple
Club Estates_8B.
Family Project
Planning Director Skanchy read his'planning staff report,
dated May 23, 1977, described the site plans and renderings
which were displayed, landscaping', construction materials,
and informed that the Planning Commission recommended approval
of the project subject to conditions which were amended to
provide for meandering sidewalks and that the project's design
be'all- inclusive®
Mayor Beary declared the public hearing open to consider
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Ate+- h'1;,, it B. Siri's application. for preci se development- t --
and architectural review of a proposed duplex, fourplex and
sixplex project located in Country Club Estates Subdivisio
No. 8B.
Mr. 'Tinkler, architect for the proposed project was recognized
Councilman Eck questioned Mr. Tinkler concering coordinating
installation of landscaping with the sale of individual
lots.
Mr. Tinkler.,explained that installation of landscaping would
be.hinged upon the sale of the lots; but that if a majority
of the lots were sold, then installation of the landscaping
would be completed.
Councilman Eck observed that the proposed project would
have 106 units, but had no provision for recreational facili-
ties.
Mr,-Tinkler informed that there was a park at the corner
of the project, pointed out various open spaces areas that
could be used as play areas.`
Councilman Eck asked if some'playground equipment or pool
would be installed. Mr. Tinkler responded in the negative.
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park backed up to the golf course's multiple family develop -
ment and P1annIng U7_Z'eC:LQr SkaII(;LJy exJJlainau 4110 %vnCeN4
of developing individual lots.;
.ors. Mary Stewar-t,.578 Lorraine Court, was recognized and
questioned if ea specific open space area was contained within
the project. Planning Director; Skanchy advised that subject
open space was- a'City well site.
Mrs. Stewart opioned that a project of such size should pro-
vide recreational facilities for its tenants.
Mrs Elaine Trowbridge, 6039 Elsa Avenue, was recognized
and, remarked that thee overall project had a•good design,
and,comme rated about the projected time for completion of
the pr fectin relationship to`thy: City's growth program
(i.e." 650 units yearly).
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City Manager Callinan, at Mayor Beary's request, commented
on the City's growth policy and suggested that the City Counc:
should set aside time to discuss same.
.Mrs. Trowbrige opioned that that the "question" concerning
the implementation of the City's growth policy, as amended,
should be resolved prior to approving other projects.
There being no one further desiring to be heard, and no
written communications received, Mayor Beary declared the
public hearing closed.
Discussion followed between the City Council, staff and Mr.
Tinkler relative to the overall aesthetics and maintenance
of the landscaping for the proposed project.
Councilman Eck made a motion that the project be tabled pend-
ing modification of the tentative map and provision for rec-
reational facilities` in the development plan. Said motion
died for lack of a second.
Councilman Flores made a motion, which was seconded by Council.
man Hopkins, that precise development plan and architectural
review be granted to Arthur B. Siri for a 106 unit project
located in Country Club Estates Subdivision No. 8B. Discus-
sion followed.
Upon motion of Councilman Eck, seconded by Councilman Roberts,
and approved by the following roll call vote, the Planning
Commission's conditions of approval were amended to read
and provide as follows:
18. That the applicant prepare "Covenants, Conditions and
Restrictions" obligating the property owner(s) to install
and maintain landscaping as approved by the City of
Rohnert Park at the project site and adding the City
of Rohnert Park as a benefitted party under the covenants
conditions and restrictions with rights to enforce them.
AYES: (4) Councilmen Eck, Flores, Hopkins and Roberts
NOES: (0) None
ABSTAIN: (1) Councilman Beary
Discussion followed concerning whether or not Mr. Jimmie
Rogers had interest in the project because his name was
Epecifically shown as the applicant on the meeting's agenda.
Mr. Arthur B. Siri was recognized and clarified that ABSCO
Inc. was the sole owner of the property and would also
construct sjbject project. Discussion followed concerning
the possibility of Mayor Beary having a conflict of interest
if Mr. Rogers were associated with the project.
Councilman Flores'. original motion to approve Arthur B. Siri'l-
application for precise development plan and architectural
review for a 106 unit multiple family project located in
Country Club Estates Subdivision No. 8B was approved by a
roll call vote subject to conditions contained in the plan-
ning staff report, as amended.
City Manager Callinan noted that Dr. James T. Henley's "fact
sheet" for the Parks and Recreation commission had been
received after the deadline and queried if the Council desires
to accept same.
Upon motion of Councilman Roberts, seconded by Councilman
Eck, and unanimously approved, Dr. James Henley's application
was accepted..
Mr. James Gilfether, 939 Eve court, was recognized and respom
ing to various questions of the Council, explained that he
felt the major priority in Rohnert Park was primarily provid-
ing family oriented. facilities for everyone's use.
City Manager . Callinan City Manager Callinan left the Council Chambers* the time
Leaves being approximately 8:05 p.m.
Mr. Gilfether generally explained how he would utilize the
approximately $980,000 received from Public Works Acts,
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AYES: (4) Councilmen Flores, Hopkins, Roberts and Beary
NOES: (1) Councilman Eck
File No. 0240
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City Manager Callinan reviewed his June 10th me mo to the
Rancho Sonoma
Council concerning Rancho Sonoma Unit No. 3 ..final map.
Subidivion Final
Map
Planning Director Skanchy explained the final map which was
displayed.
Councilman Hopkins made a motion, which was s econded by
Councilman Flores, to table consideration of the final map
for Rancho Sonoma Subdivision Unit No. 3 until the next
regular meeting.
Mr. John Novak, subdivider of Rancho Sonoma Subdivision No.
3, was recognized and explained that he desired to have the
final map approved so that it could be recorded and, also,
noted that he would like 14 building permits to cover the
next five months.
City Attorney Flitner, in.response to questioning by Council-
man Eck, indicated that the subdivider did have a legal vest ed
interest noting that the time to condition a development
would be at the tentative map stage. Discussion followed
concering issuance of building permits.
Councilman Hopkins' motion to table final map consideration
of Rancho Sonoma Subdivision Unit No. 3 was approved by the
following roll call vote:
AYES: (3) Councilmen Flores, Hopkins and Beary
NOES: (,24 Councilmen Eck and Roberts
Commission
Councilman Flores explained that he had another professic-al
that the
Appointments
obligation this evening and, therefore, requested
in
Mayor take up appointments to the various commissions
order that he could be present.
Parks and Recreation Commission
City Manager Callinan noted that Dr. James T. Henley's "fact
sheet" for the Parks and Recreation commission had been
received after the deadline and queried if the Council desires
to accept same.
Upon motion of Councilman Roberts, seconded by Councilman
Eck, and unanimously approved, Dr. James Henley's application
was accepted..
Mr. James Gilfether, 939 Eve court, was recognized and respom
ing to various questions of the Council, explained that he
felt the major priority in Rohnert Park was primarily provid-
ing family oriented. facilities for everyone's use.
City Manager . Callinan City Manager Callinan left the Council Chambers* the time
Leaves being approximately 8:05 p.m.
Mr. Gilfether generally explained how he would utilize the
approximately $980,000 received from Public Works Acts,
City Manager Callinan
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swimming pool facilities, and projected that he would put
the following facilities in a newly developed park: 1)
plavinLy'fields (-i-ez hagobq1i nN _*_
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courts, 3) family type picnic areas, and 4) swimming pools.
Mr. Thomas O'Halloran, 5247 Callecita Court, was recognized
and informed that he had been a Parks and Recreation Commis-
sioner for-one year.
Mr. O'Halloran, responding to various questions of the Council
explained that there was a need to develop teen activives,
especially with someplace for the teens to go and become
involved- He opioned that if there was funding available
for the community and recreation center complex, that there
would probably be space available for the teens and described
a teen center in'San Diego. Mr. O'Halloran commented on
overseeing of a concession stand, supplies, etc. and equal
opportunity for both boys and girls in recreational programs.
City Manager Callinan returned at this point in the meeting,
the time being approximately 8:20 p.m.
Mr. 011-1alloran cited that the most outstanding accomplishment
of the Parks and Recreation Commission was the locating and
dcvelo,,ment.of the par course,
Mr. Eugene Chaon, 5692 Davis Circle, was recognized and
responding to various questions of the Council,explained
that he felt something was missing insofar as teenagers
were concerned, i.e. in providing for a teen center and
various activities, generally commented on supplementing
the cost of programs through "LE!e's (-Jflamrg-ed.
Dr. James Henely, 1051 Golf Course Drive, was recognized
and responding to various questions of the Council, expressed
that Rohnert Park had a need for a large multi-use facility,
reflected that the City had done an adequate job in program-
_.__ _3 providing facilities for the children and other
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recreational purposes.
Mayor Beary expressed apprecation to those applying for
appointment to various commissions.
Councilman Eck made a motion to appoint the following
V,Auals to the Parks an' '-creat-Ion Commis-k- 'or a
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one year term, starting July 1, 1977: Eugene Chaon, Robert
DeWan, James Gilfether, Tina Helgren, Beth Hofmann, Roger
Kreischer, and Thomas O'Halloran4 Said motion died for lack
of a second.
Upon motion of Councilman Flores, seconded by Councilman
Hopkins, and unanimously approved, the following individuals
were appointed to the Parks and Recreation Commission for
a one year term, starting July 1, 1977: Robert Dewan, Tina
Helgren, Beth Hofmann, Roger Kreischer and Thomas O'Halloran.
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Upon motion of Councilman Roberts, seconded by Councilman
Hopkins, and approved by the following roll call vote, Eugene
'Chaon was appointed to the Parks and Recreation Commission
for a one year term, starting July 1, 1977:
AYES: (4) Councilmen Flores, Hopkins, Roberts and Beary
NOES: (1) Councilman Eck
Upon motion of Councilman Flores, seconded by Mayor Beary,
and approved by the following roll call vote, James Gilfether
was appointed to the Parks and Recreation Commission for
a one year term starting July 1, 1977:
AYES: (3) Councilmen Eck, Fiore and Beary
NOES: (0) None
ABSTAIN: (2) Councilmen Hopkins and Roberts
The Council indicated that the record should show that it
unanimously endorsed the .appointments made to the Parks and
Recreation Commission.
Planning Commission
Ray Goff, 470 Arlen Drive, was recognized and responding
to various questions of the Council,explained his real estate
investment in 11R -10 Investments" and commented on implementa-
tion of the growth program in slowing growth.
Arthur Hollingsworth, 735 Bonnie Avenue, was recognized and
responding to various questions of the Council, explained
his interest in 11R -10 Investments" and informed that he had
..`sold the property located at 5100 Commerce Blvd., commented
on his not having stock in the Rohnert Park Saving and Loan
Association, and commented on the city's development since
its original incorporation.
Michael Mullins, 5729 Davis Circle, was recognized and
responding to various questions of the Council,explained
his stock holdings in the Rohnert Park Savings and Loan and
P.G. & E. and previous difficulty in remaining within com-
muting distance of Rohnert 'Park because of his job responsi-
bilities.
Les Symonds, 515 Myrtle Avenue, was recognized and responding
to various questions of the Council, indicated that he had
no objection to filing a "statement of economic interests ",
commented on the growth policy and growth of Rohnert Park,
also, having a ballot measure concerning the City's growth.
program, composition of "L" section and various reasons for
having located in that area.
Councilman Roberts indicated that he had received a phone
call from Val Salbuco who expressed his apoligy for being
unable to attend tonight's meeting. Discussion followed.
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Upon motion of Councilman Flores, seconded by Councilman
Hopkins, and approved by the following roll call. vote, RAIT
Goff was appointed to the Planning Commission for a ti:o year
term commencing on July 1, 1977.
AYES: (4) Councilmen Flores, Hopkins, Roberts and Beary
NOES: (1) Councilman Eck
Upon motion of Councilman Roberts, seconded by Councilman
Eck, and approved by the following roll call vote, Les Symonds
was appointed to the Planning Commission for a two y ear term
commencing on July 1, 1977.
AYES: (3) Councilmen Eck, Hopkins and Roberts
NOES: (2) Councilman Flores and Beary
Upon motion of Councilman Roberts, seconded by Councilman
Hopkins, and approved by the following roll call vote, Arthur
Hollingsworth was appointed to the Planning Commission for
a,two year term commencing on I July 1, 1977.
Recess Councilmen Flores and Hopkins indicated that they had other
obligations and would be leaving the meeting.
Mayor Beary declared a recess at this point in the meeting,
the time being approximately 8:56 p.m.
Reconvene
Mayor Beary reconvened the meeting at approximately 9:05
p.m.
Portable School- ..Mr. Jose' Rodroquez was recognized and asked if the Council
'Proposed Allocation had any input regarding the "discussion item" concerning
of Space the Cotat-Rohnert Park School District's proposal for
allocating space in -the portable school.
Each Councilman briefly expressed his views,it being the
general consensus that the school board should be responsible
for making policy decisions regarding the school facilities,
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even though the portable school was provided by the City
itself.
Bus Service City Manager Callinan advised that Professor Woefel was on
vacation, therefore, consideration regarding changing Golden
Gate Bus Route 70 to provide service to Snyder Lane should
be continued.
Public Safety City Manager suggested that it would be best to discuss the
Communications Board of Supervisor's letter concerning improved public safety
communications when a full council was present. Discussion
followed concerning 911 Program and its relationship to the
City's communications system. It was, requested that Director
of Public Safety Dennett be present at the next regular Gounci
meeting to discuss the pros and cons of the proposed communi-
cations system.
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Social Security
City Manager Callinan reviewed his June 10th memo to the
Social Security pro-
Withdrawal
Council concerning termination from the
as outlined
gram and replacing it with a supplementary program
in his memo. Mr. Callinan informed that each of the employee
groups, including SCOPE, endorsed the proposed replacement
program. Discussion followed.
Resolution No. 77 -107
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING PARTICIPATION WITH EMPLOYEES IN A
DEFERRED COMPENSATION PROGRAM TO REPLACE SOCIAL SECURITY
City Manager Callinan explained the resolution.
Upon motion of Councilman Eck, seconded by Councilman Roberts,
and approved by the following vote, reading of Resolution
No. 77 -107 was waived and said resolution was adopted.
AYES: (3) Councilmen Eck, Roberts and Beary
ABSENT: (2) Councilmen Flores and Hopkins
Sonoma County Mayors'
Councilman Eck initated a discussion concerning the Sonoma
Association wine and cheese
and Councilmen's -
County Mayors' and Councilmen's
incurred by each City.
Wine & Cheese Tasting
tasting party and expense
Party
Upon motion of Councilman Eck, seconded by Councilman Roberts,
and unanimously approved, the Council authorized the
eApenditure of monies for the wine and 'cheese tasting party
sponsored by the Mayors' and Councilmen's Association in
honor of Mayor Putnam, but requested that in the future such
Councils for input
requests be forwarded to the respective
in of formalizing plans for social functions.
advance
Traffic Hazards
Councilman Eck initiated discussion concering a letter froin
traffic hazards at
R. J. Ryan, 515 Arlen Drive, concering
Commerce and Southwest Boulevards.
City Manager Callinan informed that said communication had
been referred to City Engineer Brust.
Participation in
City Attorney Flitner advised that he had received a phone
requesting
Inverse Condemnation
call from the City of Santa Rosa's attorney
Park to in an appeal to the
Case
the City of Rohnert participate
State of California regarding an inverse condemnation case,
thereby adding support to the case and infcrmed that there
would be no expense involved.
Discussion followed during which the Council indicated it
would be appropriate to schedule the above mentioned matter
for its nex-- regular meeting.
Rohnert Park Expressway Mayor Beary initiated a discussion concerning acquisition
the Rohnert
Westward Extension
of the right -of -way for the westward extension of
Park Expressway.
Mayor Beary made a motion to direct staff to initiate acquisi-
extension
tion of the necessary right -of -way for the westward
Said motion died for lack of
of Rohnert Park Expressway.
a second.
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.City Manager Callinan informed that some of the property
owners in the area had been ..contacted concerning acqu -ring
the subject right --of -way.
Mayor Beary indicated that the matter should be scheduled
for the next regular Council meeting and, also, before the
Board of Supervisors.
Supervisorial Councilman Eck initiated a discussion concerning supervisoria 1
Districts re- districting and requested that copies of the committee's
final report be made available to each Councilman. Discussion
followed.
Mosquito Abatement Councilman Roberts gave a status report concerning the Marin-
Sonoma Mosquito Abatement District's activities, i.e. problems
with the Laguna de Santa Rosa damming of wastewater and reloc
relocation of the District's office to Petaluma.
Upon motion of Councilman Eck, seconded by Mayor Beary, and
unanimously approved, the City Council of the City of Rohnert
Park went on record as endorsing the concept of relocating
the Marin- Sonoma Mosquito Abatement District office to Petal.umc
if it was in that organizations best interest.
Resolution No. 77 -108. RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF ROHNERT PARK AUTHORIZING FILING
OF APPLICATIONS (Community Emergency Drought Relief Act of
1977)
Ciy Manager Callinan explained the proposed resolution.
Upon motion of Councilman Roberts, seconded by Councilman
Eck, and unanimously approved, the reading of Resolution No.
77 -108 was waived and said resolution was adopted.
Mike Mullins Upon motion of Mayor Beary, seconded by Councilman Eck, and
unanimously approved, the City Council directed that a letter
be sent, over the Mayor's signature, to former Planning
Commissioner Michael Mullins expressing appreciation for
his service to the community.
Growth Policy City Manager Callinan informed of letters received from Fire-
stone Construction Company, Qantas Development Corporation
and Summit Building Company concerning the Council's recent
amendment to the growth policy (Resolution No. 77 -10). Dis-
cussion followed between Council members, City Manager Callinai
and City Attorney Flitner.
It was the consensus of the Council that a work session should
conducted on Wednesday, June 20th at 5:00 P.M. in order to
make a policy decision concerning the implementation of the
amended growth policy.
Mr. Trowbridge, 6039 Elsa Avenue, was recognized and questicnec
Council members concerning building permit allocations for pas
etermi
and future years. Discussion followed concerning dning