1980/01/14 City Council MinutesROHNERT PARK CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
January 14, 1980
The Council of the City of Rohnert Park met this date in
regular session commencing at 7:00 p.m. in the City Offices,
6750 Commerce Boulevard, Rohnert Park, with Mayor Roberts
presiding. The regular session was preceded by an executive
session which commenced at 7:00 p.m.'and at which all Council-
men and City Manager Callinan were present and which was held
to discuss personnel and litigation matters.
Call to Order Mayor Roberts calked the meeting of the regular session to
order at approximately 7:45 p.m. and led the pledge of alle-
giance.
Roll Call Present: (5) Councilmen Beary, Carbone, Hopkins, Stewart and
Roberts
Absent: (0) None
Upon motion of Councilman Hopkins, seconded by Councilman
Carbone, and unanimously approved, the Council went on-record
indicating that if Goldrich, Kest and Associates' senior
citizens project is approved 'by HUD and scheduled for early
development, then the City will give favorable consideration
to that firm's request to not have the increase ifi•Capital
Outlay Fund fees apply to said project.
Staff present -for all or part of the meeting: City Manager
Callinan, City Attorney Flitner and Planning Director Skanchy.
Invocation
Rabbi David Kopstein, Congregation B'nai Israel, was present
and gave the invocation to start the 'new year.
Approval of Minutes
Upon motion of Councilman Carbone, seconded by Councilman
Hopkins, and unanimously approved, the minutes of December 10,
1979 were approved as submitted.
Approval of Bills
Upon motion of Councilman Hopkins, seconded by Councilman
Carbone,' and unanimously approved, the bills presented •per the
attached lists in the amount of $476,627.50 for December and
$816,465.68 for January, were approved.
Ordinance No. 368
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE'ROHNERT PARK 11UNICIPAL CODE, TITLE
15, SECTION' 15.40,'020 (Capital Outlay Fund Fees Adjustment
for Increase in Cost of Construction Index)
City Manager' Callinan explai'ne'd the ordinance and' advised that
a letter had been received from Goldrich, Kest and Associates
requesting that the increase in Capital Outlay Fund fees not
be applicable to its Country Club`Village senior citizens projec
Upon motion of Councilman Hopkins' seconded by Councilman
Carbone'; and unanimously' approved by a zloil call vote, reading,
of Ordinance No. 368 was waived and said ordinance was adopted.
AYES:-(5) Councilmen Iieary, , Carbone, Hopkins, Stewart
and Roberts
NOES. (0) None
Upon motion of Councilman Hopkins, seconded by Councilman
Carbone, and unanimously approved, the Council went on-record
indicating that if Goldrich, Kest and Associates' senior
citizens project is approved 'by HUD and scheduled for early
development, then the City will give favorable consideration
to that firm's request to not have the increase ifi•Capital
Outlay Fund fees apply to said project.
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City Manager Calli nan referred the Council to Council memo dated
January 9, 1980 for explanation of all the matters on the Consent
Calendar,,
Resolution No. 80 -01 RESOLUTION OF THE ROHNERT PARK CITY COUNCIL REJECTING THE
CLAIM OF WILLIAM WALKER
Resolution No. 80 -02 RESOLUTION OF THE ROHNERT PARK CITY COUNCIL REJECTING THE
CLAIM OF GOLDIE PARKER
Resolution No. 80 -03 RESOLUTION ACCEPTING PARTNERSHIP DEED (From Western Business
Park Associates for Bike Path Along; North Side of Hinebaugh
Creek)
Resolution No. 80 -04 RESOLUTION APPROVING EASEMENT TO PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC
COMPANY (For Facilities to Servie the Laguna Verde Industrial
Subdivision)
Resolution No. 80 -05 A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING COMPLETION AND DIRECTING ENGINEER
TO FILE NOTICE OF COMPLETION (Classic Court Assessment District,
Project No. 1979-5)
Resolution No. 80 -06 RESOLUTION,QUTLINING POLICY CONCERNING-USE OF FEES DEPOSITED
IN CAPITAL OUTLAY FUND
Resolution No. 80 -07 RESOLUTION OUTLINING AUTOMOBILE MILEAGE ALLOWANCE FOR USE
OV PERSONAL CARS.
Resolution No. 80 -08 RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF ROHNERT PARK, COUNTY OF SONOMA,
STATE.OF CALIFORNIA, APPROVINGtTHE FIVE YEAR FEDERAL AID
URBAN SYSTEM PROGRAMS FOR THE.HEALDSBURG URBAN AREA -SANTA
ROSA URBANIZED AREA AND THE•PETALUMA URBAN AREA
Resolution No. 80 -09 RESOLUTION ENDORSING THE PROPOSED COUNTY -WIDE STIP PRIORITY
LIST '
Resolution No. 80 -10 RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF ROHNERT PARK ADOPTING ABAG PROJECTIONF.
Resolution No. 80 -11 A RESOLUTION OF PRELIMINARY APPROVAL OF ENGINEER'S REPORT
(Industrial Center Way Assessment District, Project No. 1979 -7)
Resolution No. 80 -12 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING TIME AND PLACE OF HEARING PROTESTS
IN RELATION TO'PROPOSED, ACQUISITIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS, AND
DIRECTING NOTICE (Industrial Center Way Assessment District,
Project No. 1979 -7)
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Resolution No. 80 -13 A RESOLUTION CALLING FOR SEALED PROPOSALS AND FIXING LIQUIDATED
DAMAGES FOR FAILURE TO COMPLETE THE WORK WITHIN TIME SPECIFIED
(Industrial Center Way Assessment District, Project No. 1979 -7)
Resolution No. 80 -14 A RESOLUTION DESCRIBING PROPOSED BOUNDARIES OF ASSESSMENT
DISTRICT, DIRECTING FILING OF BOUNDARY MAP AND ASSESSMENT
DIAGRAM AND THE RECORDATION OF NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT (Industrial
Center Way Assessment District, Project No. 1979 -7)
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Ordinance No. 369 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF AOHNERT PARK AMENDING THt ROHNERT•
PARK MUNICIPAL CODE, TITLE 2, SECTION 2.60.010 (Conflict
of Interest)
Upon motion of Coun:;.ilrnan Deary, seconded by Councilman ,.
Hopkins, and una: ;.,nom s'. r apprc-ed, reading of Resolutions
Nos. 80 -01 t vou.?,,h 80 --14 an.3 Ordinance No. 369 was waived
and said resolutions were adopted and Ordinance No. 369
introduced.
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Family Information Mri Steven N. Holdaway,'member of the Board of Directors of
Center Family''Information Center in Cotati; was recognized and
explained the type of services offered by his organization.
Pat Agnew, Director of Family Information Center, was recognize.
and explained in detail services, number of individuals served
in Rohnert Park, and where funds are derived to operate the
center. , Discussion 'followed between City Council members,
City Manager Callinan and Pat Agnew.
Councilman Hopkins Councilman Hopkins left the Council Chambers at this point
Leaves in the meeting, the time being approximately 8:30 p.m.
Upon motion of Councilman Stewart, seconed by Councilman
Carbone, and approved by the following voice vote, a one-
time $2,000 allocation was approved for the Family Information
Center subject to the condition that the Center's Director
provide City Manager Callinan with pertinent information
concerning services, staffing, referrals, number of clients
and use of funding.
AYES: (3) Councilmen Carbone, Stewart and Roberts
NOES:- (0)' None
MBS'TAIN: (1) Councilman Beary
ABSENT: (1) Councilman Hopkins '
Cultural Arts
Sculpture Contest
Councilman Hopkins
Returns
Councilman Beary abstained from discussing and /or voting
on the matter because he is "a member of the Board of Directors
of Family Information Center.
Mrs. Clara Brown, President of the'Cultural Arts Corporation,
was recognized and requested that the City Council endorse
sponsorship of a sculpture 'contest for the new Community
and Recreation Center. She informbd that first prize would
be $500.
Councilman' Hopkins returned'at this point in the meeting,
the time being approximately 8130 p.m.
Upon motion of'Councilman Carbone, seconded by Councilman
Beary, and unanimously approved, the Council went on record
as endorsing the Cultural Art Corporation's sculpture contest
for the new Community and Recreation Center.
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January 14, 1980
Golf Courses Rates City Manager Callinan reviewed his January 9s, 1980 memo to
1980 the Council concerning proposed rates and policies of California
Golf - Tennis for the Mountain Shadows Golf Courses (North
and South) . Discussion followed.
Resolution No. 80 -15 RESOLU'_ :',D �T 1� ^ '!T' 1"I;, 1980 GOLF COURSE RATES FOR
CALI Fu ;t
Council,::',' '2oax,y "ti(,n, which was seconded by Councilman
Carbone, to waiva •chc reading of Resolution No. 80 -15 and
adopt said resclutlon.
Mr. Lyons was recognized and commented about the amount that
California Golf- Tennis charged for its yearly calendar rates.
Discussion followed between Council members during which
it was .explained that California,Golf- Tennis could not charge
anything higher than the rates approved by the City Council.
Councilman Stewart
Councilman. Stewart left the Council rhambe.rs at approximately
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8:37 p.m. and returned at approximately 8:35 p.m.
Councilman Beary's motion.to waive the reading of Resolution
No. 80 -15 and adopt said resolution was unanimously approved
by a voice vote.
Planning and Zoning
City Manager.Callinan, referring to his January 9, 1980 Council
Matters
meeting memo, informed that all three planning and zoning
matters Listed on the meeting's agenda were duly noticed
for public hearings..
File No. 0703 -
Planning Director Skanchy explained the proposed official
Commerce Blvd. Setback
setback 1 i ne fnr CommerceCommerceBoulevard from Arleit Drive to Golf
Course Drive om a site.plan .which was displayed and noted
that the Planning Commission.-had adopted a resolution recommend-
ing to the City Council that-the-official setback for Commerce
Boulevard be approved...
Mayor Roberts opened.the, public hearing•,concerning the proposed
official setback line for Commerce Boulevard from Arlen Drive
to the south to Golf Course Drive on':the north.
Jim Redding., 7147. Barbi, was;recognized -and informed that
he hadn,'t realized when, this matter had been discussed before
the Planning;Commission.that it would eliminate all parking
;within the setback line,and that the setback would be measured
from the property line and not the road right -of -way. Mr.
Redding objected to the proposed setback policy because
it wouldn't allow any flexibility in developing the. remainder
of the, property along Commerce Boulevard., He noted that
most of Commerce Boulevard would not meet the proposed setback
standard and expressed that he was'not quite sure why this
new, standard was proposed since the setbacks required in
the past had,been so inconsistent; Mr. Redding explained
that some of the structures that met the p ^oposed building
setback do not have quality landscaping, consequently it
was not a question of the depth of the setback, but how
the area was landscaped. He recommended that the proposed
setback be treated as a building setback line and that it
allow for parking within the setback area. He also suggested
this standard apply to to the State Farm Drive extension.
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Mr. Howard Boggs,, 5430 Commerce Boulevard, was recognized
and expressed that he had - worked for the beautification
of Rohnert Park, but it had come as a surprise to him that
there.was no parking allowed within the 43' setback from
Commerce Boulevard. He explained that he owned a parcel
which would fail to meet the standard, but which had not
been excepted from the proposed setback standard. Mr. Boggs
used the blackboard to draw an outline depicting how his
parcel would be rendered virtually useless by the proposed
setback. He pointed out that emphasis should be put on the
aesthetics of a parcel and not so much on the setback and
recommended that.parking be allowed from a.15 foot setback.
Mayor Roberts indicated for the record that he was just
conducting the meeting and would not participate in either
discussion or voting on this matter because he had property
on Commerce Boulevard.
There being no one further desiring to be.heard, and no written
communications received, Mayor Roberts closed the public
hearing. Discussion followed.
Resolution No. 80 -16 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF ROHNERT PARK ESTABLISHING A BUILD-
ING SETBACK LINE ALONG BOTH SIDES OF COMMERCE BOULEVARD FROM
ARLEN DRIVE ON,THE SOUTH TO GOLF COURSE DRIVE ON THE NORTH
Councilman Carbone made a motion, which was seconded by Council-
man Beary, to waive the reading of Resolution No. 80 -16 and
adopt said resolution with the provision that the setback
line should apply, to buildings and structures only and that
Assessor's Parcel Nos. 143 - 030 -12 and 143 - 030 -18 would be
excluded from the new setback standards.
Jim Redding was recognized and indicated that he was in favor
of the re- worded resolution.
Councilman Carbone's.motion to�waive the reading of Resolu-
tion No. 80 -16 and adopt same was approved by the following
roll call vote:
AYES: (4) Councilmen Beary,,.Carbone, Hopkins and Stewart
NOES: (0) None
ABSTAIN: (1) Mayor Roberts
File No. 0704 - Planning. Director Skanchy explained Robert Forsher's application
Robert Forsher, for precise development plan and architectural review of
Office- Warehouse an office- warehouse building to be located on Martin Avenue
in Laguna Verde Industrial Subdivision, as shown on site
plans which were on display.
Mayor Roberts & Mayor Roberts and Councilman Beary left the Council Chambers
Councilman Beary Leave during Planning Director Skanchy's presentation, the time
being approximately 8:58 p.m. Mayor Roberts returned at
approximately 9:00 p.m.
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Mayor Roberts opened the public hearing on the application
of Robert Forsher for precise development plan and architectural
review for an office- warehouse building.
There being no one desiring to be heard, and no written communi-
cations- received, Mayor Roberts closed the public hearing.
Upon motion of Councilman Carbone,'seconded by Councilman
Hopkins, and approved by the following voice vote, the Council
approved Robert Forsher's application'(File No. 0704) for
precise.develpment plan and architectural review of an office-
warehouse building 'subject 'to -the conditions recommended
by the Planning Commission.
AYES: ( -3) Councilmen Carbone; Hopkins and Stewart
NOES: (0) None
ABSTAIN: (1) Mayor Roberts
ABSENT: (1) Councilman Beary
File No. 0697 - Lopez Planning Director Skanchy explained Lopez Construction's
Construction, Freight application for'precise developinent plan and architectural
Transfer Facility review of a freight transfer facility on Martin Avenue in
Laguna Verde Industrial Subdivision, as shown on site plans
which were on display.'
Mayor Roberts opened the public hearing•on the application
of Lopez Construction for Precise development plan and archi-
tectural review for a freight transfer facility.
There being no one desiring to be heard, and no written communi-
cations received,' K1 yor Roberts closed the public hearing.
Upon motion of Councilman Carbone`,' seconded by Councilman
Stewart, and approved by the following voice vote, the Council-
appraved Lopei Constriction °s' application (File No. 0697)
for precise devel-615medn `t'plhr�''and''af6hitectural review for
a freight transfer facility (File No. 0697) subject to the
conditions, recommenatd bye the Planning Commission o
AYES: (4) Councilmen Carbone, Hopkins; Stewart and
Roberts
NOES_'_ !nl None;
ABSENT: (1) Councilman Beary
Recess Mayor Roberts declared a recess at this point in the meeting,
the time being-approximately 9':10`p.m,
Reconvene Mayor -Roberts reconvened the meeting; at approximately 9:20
p.m. with all Councilmen present, except Councilmen Carbone
and Hopkins. .
April 1980 General City Manager Callinan reviewed his January 9, 1980 memo to
Municipal Election the City Council concerning various election matters.
Upon motion of Councilman Beary, seconded by Councilman Stewart,
and approved by the following voice vote, authorization was
given to the Sonoma County Election Department to consolidate
precincts for the April 8, 1980 General Municipal Election
as that department deems necessary.
,uncilman Carbone
iters
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AYES: (8) Councilmen Beary, Stewart and Roberts
NOES: (0) None,
ABSENT: (2) Councilmen Carbone and Hopkins
Councilman Carbone returned to the Council Chambers at approxi-
mately 9:22 p.m.
City Manager Callinan advised that the Election Department
had been notified that candidates desiring to submit a Statement
of Qualifications for enclosure in the sample ballot will
have to bear the cost of same, unless a candidate can show
"need" to the satisfaction of the City Council, and that
the statement shall all not exceed 200 words and that the candidate
would be expected to pay the I estimated printing charge ($90)
at the time his nomination paper was filed.
Upon motion of Councilman Beary, seconded by Councilman Stewart,
and unanimously approved, the City Councilratified staff's
notification to the Sonoma County Election.Department that
candidate's would be expected.to Pay the estimated printing
charge of $90 for the Statement of Qualifications.
City Manager Callipan explained certain proposed measures
for the April ballot, namely a measure advising, the Governor
and the Legislature to have enacted into a law a reallocation
of existing sales and use taxes and authorizing automatic
yearly review of Capital Outlay Fund fees for cost of
constructioh. Index changes. Discussion followed.
It was the consensus of the City Council that the proposed
measure concerning reallocation of.existing sales and use
taxes should not be placed on, the ballot.,
esolution No. 80,-17 A BZSOL I UTION OF THE CITY OF ROHNERT PARK TO SUBMIT A MEASURE
TO THE VOTERS : OF THE CITY -OF ROHNERT PARK •TO FIX ,CAPITAL
H AL OUTLAY
OUTLAY FEES,, AND TO ALL1,14 THE ADJUSTMENT OF. CAPITAL
OF LIVING
FEES ON A14 ANNUAL BASIS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
INDEX
City .Attorney Flitner explained the resolution.
Upon motion of Councilman Carbone., seconded by Councilman
Beary, and unanimously approved, reading of Resolution No.
80-17 was waived and said resolution was approved.
City 'Manager callinan informed that the city's bond counsel,
Wilson, Morton, Assaf and McElligott., had determined because
of Proposition 13 that th'6,city could not place a bond measure
on th.e'April ballot for general obligation bonds for either
a cultural 1 'arts threatre or community gymnasium.
,esolution No. 80-18 RESOLUTION OF .THE .CITY COUNCIL .(T_! THE CITY T
OF ROHNERT
CALLING* ELECTION (April 89 19,80. I General Municipal Election)
City Attorney Flitner explained the resolution.
Upon motion of Councilman Be ' ary, seconded by Councilman Carbone,
and unanimously approved, reading of Resolution No. 80-18
was waived and said resolution was adopted by title.
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Matters from Parks & City Manager Callinan.reviewed his January 9, 1980 memo to
Recreation Commission the`City Council concerning the Parks and Recreation Commission's
,recommendation about a "vandalism" park and soccer field.
Resolution No. 80 -19 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO SOLICIT PROPOSALS
FOR `FENCING AND SEATING At ROHNERT PARK JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL
FIELD (Project No. 19801)
City Manager Ca'#inan explained the resolution referring
to his January q,-,1980 memo to the City Council.
Upon motion of Councilman.Carbone, seconded by Councilman
Beary, and unanimously, approved,,reading of Resolution No.
810 -19 was waived and said resolution was adopted,
City Manager Callihan informed that copies of a letter received
from R. C. W. Development Corporation concerning; the proposed
leasing of the city's 'land on South Santa Rosa Avenue (Redwood
Drive) to develop a softball field,comp.lex had been distributed
to each Councilman. Mr. Callinan advised that he would be
setting up, a meeting between the Council's baseball committee
and Mr. Williams to discuss the matter further.
Resolution No. 90 -20 RESOLUTION AMENDING PEJ .ACRE FOR DEVELOPMENT CHARGE
City Manager Callinan explained the resolution.
Upon motion of Councilman Beary, seconded by Councilman Carbone,
and unanimously approved, reading of Resolution No. 80--20
was waived and said resolution was adopted.
Communications Communicat ions "'per the attached outline were brought to the
attention of the City "Council. Nd action was taken on any
communication unless specifical..ly...noted in these minutes. 11 City Manager's Report. City .Manage ' Cal1inan: refe "rred the Council to his memo dated
January 9, 1.980 to the 'City Council for .explanation of all
matters on the City Manage'r's Report`sect,ion of the meeting
agenda.
Junior Miss Pageant Mike' Rosen,' who was pre ' sent `in the audience, was recognized
and the Council expressed its „appreciation for his donation
to the Junior Miss Pageant on behalf of the city.
Janet Rasmussen, Miss Rohiert'Park 1980 and participant in
the upcoming pageant, was present and recognized.
Annual Performance City Manager Callinan x`n forme d`'that the .Council had discussed
Review his performance in executive session. Mayor Roberts invited
comments from the audience on Mr. Callihan's performance.
No one responded.
Resolution No. 80 -21 RESOLUTION OF WELCOME TO AMANDA GROOM AND EXPRESSION OF
CONGRA'T'ULATIONS TO HER PARENTS
City Manager Callinan explained the resolution.
Upon motion of Councilman'Beary, seconded by Councilman Carbone,
and unanimously approved, reading of Resolution No. 80 ®21
was waived and said'resol.ution was adopted.
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Resolution No. 80 -22 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING RELEASE OF BOND (Snyder Lane Adjacent
to Rancho Grande)
City Manager Callinan explained the resolution.
Upon motion of Councilman Beary, seconded by Councilman Carbone,
and unanimously approved, reading of Resolution No. 80 -21
was waived and said resolution was adopted.
Cultural Arts City Manager Callinan informed that the firm of Roland /Miller/
Performing Arts Ctr. Associates planned on using the services of S. Leonard Auerbach
and Associates regarding the development of a program for
the performing arts center. The Council endorsed same.
Soccer Field City Manager Callinan explained that he recently held a meet-
ing with Bob Daggett, Principal of Rancho Cotate High School;
Jim Davidson, Asst. Supt. of the Unified School District;
City Engineer Brust and Recreation Director Pekkain about
developing a permanent soccer field at the high school.
He informed that even though school district officials would
like to get the area developed, they were concerned about
parking facilities and debris. City staff is presently looking
at the Evergreen Elementary School site to locate such a
soccer field.
Discussion followed between Council members and City Manager
Callinan and during which the Council indicated that residents
in the Area of the Evergreen Elementary School site should
be contacted before a final decision is made about location
of the soccer.field.
Resolution.No. 80 -23 A RESOLUTION OF THE ROHNERT PARK CITY COUNCIL FIXING THE
DATES FOR SUBMISSION OF ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST BALLOT
MEASURES AND FIXING THE MAXIMUM NUMBER OF WORDS IN SAID
ARGUMENTS
City Attorney Flitner explained the resolution.
Upon motion of Councilman Beary, seconded by Councilman Carbone,
and unanimously approved, reading of Resolution No. 80 -23
was waived and said resolution was adopted.'
The City Council directed City Manager Callinan to prepare
an argument in favor of the ballot measure.
Cultural Arts Councilman Beary initiated a discussion concerning establishing
Facility Fund a Cultural Arts Fund for the new performing arts center.
Upon motion of Councilman Carbone, seconded by Councilman
Beary, and unanimously approved, the City Council directed
that a "Cultural Arts Facility Fund" be established and that
the interest on monies placed therein should accrue to said
fund.
Lighting Jr. High Councilman Carbone informed that he had been contacted by
Tennis Courts several individuals suggesting that the junior high school
tennis courts should be lighted. Discussion followed.
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'Upon motion of Councilman Carbone, seconded by Council, man
Beary, and unanimously approved, the Council directed that
a lighting program be instituted for the junior high school
tennis courts subject,tO contacting residents opposite the
tennis courts and subject to the approval of the school district.
Mr. Bob Rose 'was recognized and asked about on a program
to light Surnise Park tennis courts and he was informed that
Sunrise Park was a separate development ,from the junior high
lights matter...but that lighting of the Sunrise Park courts
was planned.
Resolution No. 80 -24 A PROPOSED RESOLUTION RELATIVE TO CALIFORNIA CRIME LATCH
Mayor Roberts read the resolution.
Upon motion of'Councilman Stewart, seconded by Councilman
Carbone, and unanimously approved, Resolution No. 80 -24 was
adopted.
Recess Mayor Roberts declared a recess at this point in the meeting,
the time being.approximately 10:05 p.m.'
Reconvene Mayor Roberts reconvened the meeting-at approxmately 10:06
p.m.
Zack Behl
Mr. 'Jack Behl, "56 Allan Avenue, was "recognized and inquired
if any questionnaires went out to Neighborhood "B" before
the junior high baseball field improvements were undertaken
for the professional ball team.
Mayor Roberts indicated that a public hearing had been held.
Mr. Behl informed that he had sent a letter to the City Council
and City Manager regarding several items. 4 ,Tayor Roberts indicated
that the City Council had, during the communications review,
directed City Manager Callihan to respond to Mr. Behl's letter
in writing.
adjournment There being no further business the meeting was adjourned
at approximately 10:07 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., Monday, January
21, 1980.
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