1993/05/11 City Council Minutes (3)Rohnert Park City Council Minutes
May 11, 1993
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 Hollingsworth presiding.
CALL TO ORDER -Mayor Hollingsworth called the regular session to order at
approximately 6:32 p.m. and led the pledge of allegiance.
Mayor Hollingsworth advised that a Budget Work Session was held
this afternoon at 5:00 p.m. to review matters pertaining to the
1993 -94 Budget. He acknowledged that no action was taken and there
was nothing to report at this time.
ROLL CALL Present: (5) Councilmembers Eck, Gallagher, Reilly, Spiro and
Mayor Hollingsworth
Absent: (0) None
The Mayor advised the City Attorney Flitner was absent from tonight's
Council meeting because he was attending a City Attorneys' conference
and, therefore, it would be necessary to defer any legal matters from
tonight's meeting to the next Council meeting.
Staff present for all or part of the meeting: City Manager Netter,
Assistant to the City Manager Leivo, Planning Director Skanchy and
Director of Public Works /City Engineer Brust.
Approval References were made to the regular Council meeting minutes of
of April 27 1993 for the following corrections:
Minutes
Councilwoman. Spiro referenced the last paragraph on page 2 regarding
her statement about being more economical to pay directly for needed
security than to pay for the $500 worth of damage to her car,...change
the last part of this comment to: "than to pay for the $500 deductible
for damage to her car ". Ms. Spiro referenced the top paragraph on
page 5 and said to include Cecelia Belle's comment that SCAYD is
currently in the process of writing a grant for volunteers.
Councilwoman Gallagher referenced item #11 on page 15 regarding
General Plan Committee meeting related to compliance with the Brown
Act and the number of Councilmembers that can attend public meetings
and said, as she understands the Brown Act, three Councilmembers could
be sitting in the audience of such meetings. Mayor Hollingsworth
responded that the City Attorney would have to address this matter
when he returns from the City Attorneys' conference.
Upon motion by Councilmember Spiro, seconded by Councilmember Reilly,
the minutes of April 27, 1993 were unanimously approved as amended.
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Approval Following City Manager Netter's response to various Council questions
of pertaining to the list of bills, with motion by Councilmember Spiro,
Bills seconded by Councilmember Gallagher, the bills presented per the
attached list in the amount of $1,078,220.29 were unanimously approved.
Mayor Hollingsworth said, if Council has questions about the bills,
such inquiries should be reviewed with staff prior to Council meetings
rather than using valuable meeting time for same.
Non- agendaed Mayor Hollingsworth queried if any Councilmember had any non- agendaed
matters items to add to the agenda. Councilwoman Spiro said she had a couple
of miscellaneous items and Councilman Eck said he had one item that
MY come up sooner during tonight's meeting.
Unscheduled Mayor Hollingsworth stated that in compliance with State Law (The
Public Brown Act), anyone in the audience who wished to make a comment may do
Appearances 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 Caress" 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.
Gordan P. Crouch (stage name), representing the recent Follies performance at the
Dorothy Rohnert Spreckels Performing Arts Center, presented pink
carnations and extended appreciation to Councilwoman Spiro, Councilman
Eck, City Manager Netter, Assistant to the City Manager Leivo and
Director of Public Works /City Engineer Brust for their time and talent
to participate in the Follies.
Al Barr, 5746 Dexter Circle, read a lengthy statement expressing continued concerns
related to excessive noise from the range ball picker at the golf
course. Following discussion Council concurred a letter should be
written over the Mayor's signature to the Golf Course headquarters
directing abatement of the use of the range ball picking
machine /vehicle because its noise has become a real source of
irritation to residents of the surrounding urea
Nicholas Gribkoff, 12430 Elliott Lane, Sebastopol, referenced concerns expressed in
recent letter pertaining to comamity composting costs and requesting
a study session about alternatives to centralized composting plan,
i.e. present County contract. City Manager Netter acknowledged that
the referenced letter was received after tonight's Council agenda
was finalized and the item was scheduled to be placed on the next
agenda, May 25th, 1993, under Scheduled Public Appearances.
Dave Mochel, 4405 Hollingsworth Circle, referenced the Levitz Furniture Corp
Planning and Zoning item scheduled later on tonight's agenda. He ,
expressed numerous environmental concerns related to further
development on the west side of the freeway, such as traffic
congestion and the State's lack of funds to deal with over -pass
improvements, as compared to the benefits of new sales tax revenues,
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C O N S E N T C A L E N D A R
Mayor Hollingsworth queried if anyone had any questions regarding the
matters on the Consent Calendar which were explained in the City
Manager's Council Meeting Memo. City Manager Netter responded to
Council questions regarding same.
Acknowledging the City Manager /Clerk's report on the posting of the
agenda.
Resolutions:
93 -40 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROHNERT PARK REJECTING
THE CLAIM OF RUSTIE WOODS (RE: TRAFFIC CITATION & ALLEGED VIOLATION
OF RIGHTS)
93 -41 RESOLUTION CALLING FOR SEALED PROPOSALS FOR OVERLAYS - 1993, PROJECT
NO. 1993 -1
93 -42 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RAT PARK OPPOSING
ANY INCREASE IN THE FEDERAL EXCISE TAX ON WINE
Upon motion by Councilmember Gallagher, seconded by Councilmember
Spiro, the Consent Calendar as outlined on the meeting's agenda was
unanimously approved.
Scheduled Public Appearance:
1) Patty Coe, 5430 Commerce Blvd., representing the Fourth of July event, reviewed
reasons for requesting waiver of fees for use of stadium. She
introduced PAL representative John Gomez as the person responsible for
the direction of the group's use of a promoter for a 49er football
players softball game and selling tickets at the gate, as reviewed in
the Council Meeting Memo. Ms. Coe and Mr. Gomez responded to various
Council questions regarding same.
Following discussion Council concluded the necessity to retain
consistency with City policy not to waive fees for use of City
facilities and concurred direction to staff to place the proportionate
amount of the stadium use fee on the list with other such budget
items from Comninity Promotion account to be reviewed at the budget
work sessions.
Weed Abatement - City Manager Netter explained the resolution for consideration
regarding this item as reviewed in the Council Meeting Memo. He said
a public hearing had been duly noticed and scheduled at this time
regarding same.
Public Mayor Hollingsworth opened the public hearing at approximately
Hearing 7:06 p.m. There being no one desiring to speak, the Mayor closed the
public hearing.
Resolution A RESOLUTION ORDERING CITY M4AGER OF THE CITY OF ROHNERT PARK TO
No. 93-43 ABATE NUISANCES EXISTING WITHIN THE CITY OF ROHNERT PARK
Upon motion by Councilmember Eck, seconded by Councilmember Spiro, and
ynanimously approved, reading of Resolution No. 93 -43 was waived and
said resolution was adopted.
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Installation of Stop Signs at Santa Dorotea Circle and Donna Court and removal of
stop signs at Santa Dorotea Circle and Dawn Court - City Manager
Netter explained this item as reviewed in the Council Meeting Memo.
He said a public hearing had been duly noticed and scheduled at this
time regarding same. Director of Public Works /City Engineer Brust
also reviewed the matter and responded to Council questions confirming
that neither intersection warrants stop signs from a traffic
engineering concept but signified preference to stop signs at the
referenced Donna Court intersection, if stop signs are desired at one
of the locations.
Public Mayor Hollingsworth opened the public hearing at approximately
Hearing 7:10 p.m.
The following residents expressed support of retaining the stop signs
at the Santa Dorotea Circle and Dawn Court intersection as well as new
installation of stop signs at Santa Dorotea Circle and Donna Court
with coinciding crosswalks:
Marilyn Shappell, 6044 Donna Court
Barry Bialkoski, 6061 Donna Court
Russ Denison, 6071 Donna Court
Mr. Denison presented to Council a list of signatures from numerous
residents in the vicinity also confirming support of same and shared
photographs showing visual problems of the intersection.
There being no one further desiring to speak, the Mayor closed the
public hearing at approximately 7:20 p.m.
Following discussion, a motion was made by Councilmember Eck, seconded
by Councilm niDer Spiro, and unanimously approved, directing staff
to prepare a resolution for consideration at the next Council meeting
of May 25, 1993 for installation of stop signs at Santa Dorotea
Circle and Donna Court with coinciding crosswalks as requested by
residents.
Cable Television (CATV) matters:
1) Annual Review/Report for 1992 - City Manager Netter said copies were provided to
Council of letter dated April 26, 1993 from RiltiVision Cable TV Corp.
regarding this matter as reviewed in the Council _- W -eting W-m.
Fran Parkey, Vice President & Regional Manager of MaltiVision Cable TV Corp.,
shared contents of her above- referenced letter and responded to
various Council questions regarding same.
2) Impacts from new cable legislation pertaining to (a) rate regulation and other,
and (b) "mast carry" rules and channel alignments - Fran Parkey shared
comments regarding these impacts and responded to various Council
questions. City Manager Netter also responded to Council questions
including explanation pertaining to franchise agreement provisions for
l'Ultivision to cover one time installation costs to enable live
broadcasting of Council meetings. He confirmed Council had not yet
approved the use of such funds for the current City Hall facility
because of preference to retain the option for new facility
possibilities. Councilmember Gallagher said, for the record, that she
would like to explore more immediate possibilities for live broad-
casting of Council meetings and requested this item be placed on the
next Council agenda for further discussion and consideration.
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Keith Hallock, 1500 Baumgardner, Santa Rosa, was recognized with Mayor's consent to
speak at this time. He referenced a previous inquiry about three
months ago pertaining to live broadcasts of City Council meetings and
asked why such live broadcasting is not yet being done since funds are
available to do so according to the franchise agreement. City Nbnager
Netter responded that the use of such funds for the current facility
would mean no funds available for a new facility. He confirmed the
item would be on the next Council agenda of May 25, 1993 for
further clarification.
RECESS Mayor Hollingsworth declared a recess at approximately 7:45 p.m.
RECONVENE Mayor Hollingsworth reconvened the Council meeting at approximately
7:55 p.m. with all Councilmembers present.
Planning and Zoning matter:
File No. 1594 - Levitz Furniture Corp. - Site Plan and Architectural Review for
44,662 square foot furniture store proposed to be located on west side
of Redwood Drive, north of and contiguous to the Scandia Family Fun
Center in the CS -PD (Special Service Commercial - PUD) district -
Planning Director Skanchy referenced plans on display and copies
provided to Council of staff report dated April 22, 1993. He shared
contents therein and responded to various Council questions.
Paolo Leardini, Vice President, Levitz Furniture Corporation, 2124 Laurelwood Road,
Santa Clara, CA 95054, responded to further Council questions
regarding traffic concerns confirming that the development of this
store would not create a high traffic area.
Tom Roberts, 4649 Dowdell Avenue, Santa Rosa, requested to be placed on City mailers
when items for consideration are to be reviewed pertaining to the
above - referenced area. He referenced his property next to the
proposed Levitz Furniture location and requested good neighbor rules
be established especially related to things like noise from trash
compactors. Mr. Roberts expressed further concerns regarding past
comnxnications with Council and the closing of Willits Avenue.
Discussion followed including consideration to table this item with
concluding confirmation by the Mayor that Council is not allowed to do
market surveys and that its responsibility is simply to consider such
site plans and architectural reviews as presented. Councilwoman
Gallagher expressed continued concerns pertaining to infrastructure
and said, for the record, that she would not be able to vote on this
matter without City Attorney's response to her questions.
Upon motion by Counciln-k b, r Spiro, seconded by Councilmember Reilly,
as recommended by the Planning Commission, File No. 1594 - Levitz
Furniture Corp. site plan and architectural review was approved by the
following roll call vote:
AYES: (4) Councilmembers Eck, Reilly, Spiro and
Mayor Hollingsworth
NOES: (1) Councilmember Gallagher
ABSENT: (0) None
Councilwoman Gallagher confirmed she would personally call the City
Attorney regarding the infrastructure questions and obtain answers by
next Council meeting.
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Volunteer Center meeting with staff - City Manager Netter reported that staff has
scheduled a meeting on June 1st, 1993 with Karen Johnson of the
Volunteer Center as previously directed by Council. He shared
comments, as reviewed in the Council Meeting Memo, requesting Council
direction regarding the appropriateness of Councilwoman Gallagher's
request to attend this staff meeting. Mayor Hollingsworth explained
that there is a separation between Council and staff and, following
Council direction for such meetings, Council rust let staff run their
business. Council directs staff to meet with certain people regarding
specified matters, afterwhich staff prepares a report regarding same
for Council's further review and consideration. Such staff meetings
are not public meetings and Councilmembers do not attend these
meetings, unless staff extends an invitation to do so. The only ones
allowed to go to the staff meetings are duly appointed Councilmmbers
specifically directed by Council to attend same. Councilwoman
Gallagher responded, for the record, that she felt at this time that
there is an organized effort to keep her from working on this project
and was making a request to be at that staff meeting.
Housing Task Force meeting - City Manager Netter shared comments, as reviewed in the
Council Meeting Memo, pertaining to the need for Council direction
regarding the use of limited staff time for an additional night
meeting as requested by a member of the Housing Task Force.
Linda Branscomb, 21 Anne, confirmed her request for the above - referenced meeting and
reviewed reasons for thinking it was not out of line in asking for one
more meeting because she thought there were things that still needed
to be discussed related to growth management items.
George Horwedel, 7669 Camino Colegio, Member of the Housing Task Force, expressed
appreciation to Council for creation of this Task Force and thanked
Council for letting him be a part of the effort. He shared reasons he
enjoyed being on the Task Force and felt the end result provided a lot
of ideas for Rohnert Park to consider. Mr. Horwedel said he hoped the
concept of combining COYF with the Housing Task Force would be pursued.
Discussion followed concluding in motion by Councilmember Eck,
seconded by Councilmember Reilly, authorizing one final Housing Task
Force meeting, with appropriate staff stjt -port worka7 around conven-
ience of staff time, and then to sunset the Housing Task Force at the
same time scheduled for the sunsetting of the General Plan Committee
at the end of its final meting to be held on May 24th, 1993,
New Commission Formation suggestion - Councilman Reilly referenced copies provided
to Council of his memorandum dated May 5, 1993 and shared comments
therein regarding the suggestion for the formation of a new
"commission" that would be more permanent than the Housing Task Force
and more formal than COYF. The purpose of sam would be to create a
resource for Council and staff but could function without the
expenditure of valuable staff tim. Mr. Reilly responded to Council
inquiry that this would be building upon COYF and maybe taking efforts
toward the next logical step. Discussion followed.
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Councilwoman Gallagher referred to comments made during above -
referenced discussion pertaining to the incorporation of COYF and
allowing the Housing Task Force to evolve into the next step and said
she wanted it to be known that favoritism is coming across very
clearly regarding staff's treatment of one Councilmember over another
related to available staff time to COYF compared to the Housing Task
Force. Councilwoman Spiro responded that this is not a staff issue,
but staff was given direction by the majority of the City Council.
Councilman
Reilly leaves - Councilman Reilly left the chamber at approximately 9:05 p.m.
Following further discussion Council concurred direction to staff to
review models of other cities regarding such commissions that deal
with elements of various human services and work without staff time;
that following Council review based on said findings, consideration
can then be given to scheduling a public hearing regarding same on a
future Council agenda; and that the timing of said direction to staff
would be in mid -July following completion of 1993 -94 Budget.
Councilman
Reilly returns - Councilman Reilly returned to the Chamber at approximately 9:09 p.m.
Public Safety Child Identification System for computer system, i.e. CD ROM,
implemented by the City of Campbell - Councilmember Reilly referenced
copies provided to Council of City of Campbell News Release dated
April 27, 1993 with various informational attachments and shared
comments in support of this computerized Public Safety Child
Identification System.
Discussion concluded in Council direction to City Manager to contact
the City of Campbell for more details regarding the particulars of
this system for further Council review and consideration.
Purchasing Policy /City of Santa Rosa's proposed ordinance relative to purchasing
from local vendors - City Manager Netter referenced copies provided to
Council of Santa Rosa's proposed ordinance for Purchasing Policy. He
shared comments regarding this matter as reviewed in the Council
Meeting Memo.
Following discussion a motion was made by Councilmember Eck, seconded
by Councilmember Spiro, and unanimously approved, directing staff to
prepare a similar purchasing policy ordinance for Council's
consideration with inclusion of application to "verbal" as well as
"written" bids referenced in the content of the Santa Rosa proposed
ordinance, Roman Numeral Item No. V.
Theoretical Wastewater Capacity Report Rohnert Park City Council Agenda - Director
of Public Work /City Engineer Brust said copies were provided to
Council of this report as of May 1, 1993. He shared contents therein
as reviewed in the Council Meeting Memo and responded to various
Council questions regarding same confirming computations to equivalent
housing units of approximately 336 units based on single family units,
or approximately 470 units based on multiple family units.
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Sonoma County Agricultural Preservation & Open Space District - Matching Grant Program
.Letter from David Hansen, Executive Director, Open Space District -
City Manager Netter referenced copies provided to Council of the
letter dated April 20, 1993 regarding the referenced item and
explained contents as reviewed in the Council Meeting Memo. City
Manager and Councilman Eck responded to various Council questions
regarding same. Following discussion Council agreed that its priority
consideration for the Open Space matching grant program would be the
land extremely north of the golf course. Staff should complete the
application with the match being wastewater irrigation on said lands.
Transportation matters:
1) Sonoma County Transportation Authority (SCTA) May 3rd, 1993 agenda regarding
regional government - Director of Public Works /City Engineer Brust
said copies of this item were provided to Council for its information.
2) Commerce Blvd. bus turnout (southbound in front of Albertson's) - Director of
Public Works /City Engineer Brust referenced plans on display and
shared comments as reviewed in the Council Feting Memo regarding this
matter. He responded to Council questions confirming preliminary
approval from Hugh Codding and that construction costs would be
covered by Sonoma County Transit under the inspection services of the
City of Rohnert Park. Council concurred.
Comiun.ications -Com unications per the attached outline were brought to the attention
of the City Council. No action was taken unless specifically noted in
these minutes.
1) Councilwoman Spiro referenced item No. 4 on Comrunications from William S. Snell,
Attorney, regarding budget concerns and opposition to Landscape and
Lighting tax. She expressed appreciation for the well written letter
and recommended an appropriate response from City Hall. Council agreed.
2) Councilwoman Spiro referenced item No. 16 on Comrunications from the Volunteer
Center of Sonoma County regarding invitation for participants in plans
for "Hands Across the Country" Third Annual Event scheduled this year
for September 25, 1993. Ms. Spiro said this sounds like a great idea
and recomrended the information be passed on to the schools as well as
to T's Academy. Council agreed.
3) Councilman Eck referenced item No. 9 from Quaker Hill Development Corporation
regarding objection to inclusion of their land in Army Corps of
Engineers suspension of Nationwide Permit #26. He expressed concerns
related to the recent behavior of the Army Corps of Engineers in Santa
Rosa whereby arrests were threatened. City Manager Netter confirmed
City's request to delete specified northerly City area from the
Nationwide Permit #26 as signified by the following Communications
item No. 10 letter from the Planning Department to the Army Corps
of Engineers.
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4) City Manager Netter referenced item No. 8 on Communications from the City
Administrative Office regarding updated 1993 City Clerks Handbook from
League of California Cities with specific attention to recommended
format for City Council Minutes. Because of the time consuming
efforts involved for staff to provide discussion content minutes, City
Nanager recommended following the described format for action minutes.
Following discussion involving differing opinions regarding inclusion
of discussion content in Council meeting minutes, Council directed
staff to proceed with action minutes as recommended by staff, at least
on a trial basis to see how it works, with objection signified for
the record by Councilwoman Spiro that she was not in favor of
this direction.
City Manager's report:
1) Update on State budget - City Manager Netter referenced copies
provided to Council of the League of California Cities publication
"Red Ink Alert" Number Nine dated April 30, 1993 and shared comments
pertaining to update on State budget for informational purposes.
2) Proposed booking fees and update on AB 2286 regarding recovery of
booking fees - City Manager Netter referenced copies provided to
Council correspondence dated April 30, 1993 from the Office of County
Administrator regarding this matter which redefines allowable
administrative costs and might allow cities to recoup accordingly.
3) Population as of January 1993 - City Manager Netter said copies were
provided to Council of Sonoma County population report dated April 26,
1993 confirming Rohnert Park's population as of January 1st, 1993
at 38,904 which would be certified by Planning Director Skanchy.
4 ) Community Deve 1 opment Comni s s i on - Recomnendat i on to County Board of
Supervisors regarding CDBG Funding - City Manager Netter said copies
were provided to Council of FY 1993 -94 Comninity Development Block
Grant Program City /Town Proposals and Summary for FY 1993 -94 CDBG
Target Area & Countywide Proposals. Assistant to the City Manager
Leivo shared contents therein pointing out Rohnert Park's amount of
funds requested totaled $256,330 with responding TAC recommendation,
which is not final, in the amount of $223,500.
5) County Reorganization - City Manager Netter referenced copies provided
to Council of FAX comnin.ications from Sonoma County Personnel and
shared comments updating Council on Sonoma County reorganization.
6) City Manager Netter confirmed Council direction that the next City
Council meeting of May 25, 1993 would start at 5:00 p.m. with
supper break at 6:30 p.m. in order to enable sufficient public
hearing time for 1993 -94 Budget between 7:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.
Council agreed separate notices regarding the public hearing for the
budget should be sent to relevant groups, such as Economic Summit and
Senior Advisory Committee, as well as the usual notices in local
newspapers. The Mayor specifically requested that both the Agenda and
Council rhetoric be kept short for this next Council meeting of May 25
in order to provide adequate time for the referenced public hearing.
City Attorney's report:
Black Property Owners Assn. vs. City of Berkeley, et al - City Manager
Netter confirmed this item would be deferred to the next Council
meeting due to City Attorney's absence from tonight's meeting, as
previously explained at the beginning of this meeting.
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Matters from/for Council:
1)
Mayors' & Councilmembers' Association /changes in by -laws - Mayor
Hollingsworth referenced copies provided to Council of the referenced
by -laws with various informational attachments and confirmed review of
same. He commented on the changes in voting procedures.
2)
LAFCO alternate member appointment and policy regarding Association
Members holding more than one major appointment - Mayor Hollingsworth
referenced copies provided to Council of FAX communications to City
Selection Committee Members dated April 28, 1993 from Cloverdale Mayor
John Doble, and shared com ants regarding this matter.
3)
Mayors' & Councilmembers' Association general meeting to be held
at Marty's Top O' The Hill Restaurant in Sebastopol at 6:30 p.m.,
Thursday, May 13, 1993 - Mayor Hollingsworth announced this meeting.
5)
Mayor Hollingsworth responded to Councilwoman. Gallagher's inquiry with
confirmation that the composting item requested by the gentleman at
the beginning of tonight's meeting would be scheduled on the next City
Council meeting of May 25, 1993.
6) Councilwoman Gallagher said recent communications from San Diego
County and Waste Management should also be included on the next
Council agenda of May 25, 1993.
7) City Manager Netter responded to Councilwoman Gallagher's inquiry that
the previously referenced School Conumications Committee meeting
was being held off because the School District wanted to have its
joint meeting with the City of Cotati prior to scheduling the
committee meeting. He will confirm the meeting date this week.
Lhscheduled
Public Mayor Hollingsworth asked if anyone in the audience wished to make an
Appearances appearance at this time.
George Horwedel, 7669 Camino Colegio, said he was the person that made the reference
to the term "paper tiger" as mentioned earlier tonight during Council
discussion of MYF and Housing Task Force issues. He said the comient
was his idea on the evidence that he really felt it was an appropriate
title based on his own research and not the opinion of another
Councilperson. He said he wanted to clarify that no one asked him to
say that on their behalf.
Adjournment Mayor Hollingsworth adjourned the meeting at approximately 9:47 p.m.
to 5:00 p.m. on May 25, 1993 for purpose as reviewed above in City
Manager's Report to allow sufficient time during regular session for
1993 -94 Budget hearing.
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