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1969/10/06 City Council MinutesROHNERT PARK CITY COUNCIL MINUTES October 6, 1969 The Council of the City of Rohnert Park met this date in regular session commencing at 7 :10 p.m. in the City Offices, 435 Southwest Boulevard, Rohnert Park, with Mayor Rogers presiding. The regular session was proceeded by an Execu- tive Session held to discuss possible appointments to the Cultural Arts Commission, Housing Committee, and pending litigation and during which no action was taken. Call to Order Mayor Rogers called the meeting of the regular session to order at approximately 7 :10 p.m. Roll Call Present: (4) Councilmen Hopkins, Roberts, Smith & Rogers Absent: (1) Councilman Buchanan Staff Present: City Manager Callinan, City Attorney Maxwell, County Planner Gary Mann, Engineer Milt Hudis Approval of Minutes Councilman Roberts asked that the record show that he was absent from the September 22nd Special Meeting because he had not been notified, however, he was now ratifying and approving the action taken by the Council at that meeting. Upon motion by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Hopkins, and unanimously approved, the minutes of September r.Fy, 19"and 22 were approved as submitted. Communications Communications per the attached outline, were brought to the attention of the Council. No action was taken on any communication except as noted specifically in these minutes. Regulation of Cats City Attorney Maxwell advised that he would recommend not licensing cats, but that the City regulate their activities. He asked that the proposed ordinance regulating cats which he is working on be deferred until the next regular meeting. Mr. Jack Anderson, Burton Avenue resident, was present and asked City Attorney Maxwell to explain the words "regulat- ing the cats activities ". The City .Attorney advised that he had nothing prepared as yet, but the ordinance would be ready at the next meeting. Davi Operation City Attorney Maxwell brought the Council up to date on the proceedings against the Davi Operation at 5202 Commerce Boulevard, and advised that a date had been set for their hearing. Expressway -Inter City Attorney Maxwell advised that he was awaiting a ruling change Lawsuit by the judge, in the lawsuit for interchange right of way on the east side of the freeway, and would advise the Coun- cil as soon as received. October 6, 1969 Page ®2- Southwest Boulevard City Attorney Maxwell advised that the City should receive Grade Crossing word regarding the Southwest Boulevard grade crossing some- time in November. The City Attorney requested that letters concerning matters he is handling not be mailed until he has had an opportunity to review them. General Plan Councilman Hopkins reported an the initial meeting of the Housing Committee Housing Committee, reporting that the Comm felt that a member of the minority group should be represented on the Committee and that the Committee was now considering this matter. Approval of Bills Upon motion by Councilman Hopkins, seconded by Councilman Roberts and unanimously approved, the bills presented for approval in the amount of $11,133.30 were approved. Earthquake Damage City Attorney Maxwell suggested that the Building Department inspect buildings suffering earthquake damage, and if the damage warrants, to notify the owner of repairs necessary and to have them have a civil engineer or architect examine the damage. Project 1967 -5 City Manager Callinan brought the Council up to date on Project No. 1967 -5, reviewing the City's need for 875,000 at this time to match the HUD Grant for the water system expansion project. L4a,yor Rogers declared an interest in the area covered by Project 1967M -5 but was advised by the City Attorney he could participate in the discussion and voting. Resolution No. 690..93 A RESOLUTION OF INTENTION TO MAKE CHANGES AND MODIFICATIONS SEWR AND WATER PROJECT NO. 1967 --5 City Manager Callinan reviewed the above resolution. �V - '-. v.Lvvn uy" vV'tALlti1.11ld�Ct ofu th, seconded by Councilman Roberts, and unanimously approved, Resolution No. 6993 was adopted. The City Manager opened and read a proposal from Robert E. Schweser Co. of California, Ltd., to purchase the first issue of Project 1967 ®5 bonds in the amount of $75,000 and requesting a right of first refusal on the balance of bonds to be issued under Project 1967 --5. Councilman Hopkins Councilman Hopkins left the meeting at this point, the time Leaves Chambers being approximately 70.30 p.m. A lengthy discussion followed concerning the Schweser pro- posal. Mr. Schweser was present and advised that these bonds were extremely hard to sell due to the fact that the October 6, 1969 Page -3- property was unimproved. He advised that he was personally buying the bonds. Other points discussed in the proposal were the high discount, interest rate, maturity of the bonds, deferring principal for three years, and commitment for the remainder of the funds required. Upon motion by Councilman Roberts, seconded by Councilman Smith, and unanimously approved, the Council approved the articles of incorporation and by -laws for the proposed non - profit corporation and authorized the staff to take the necessary action to form the non - profit corporation. File No. 0136 City Manager Callinan reviewed the use permit application Horst - Home of Mrs. ]Margie Horst, 7495 Boris Court, for a gift, craft, Occupation Appli -- and book sales shop as home occupation. cation Mir. Gary Mann, Sonoma County Planning Department, read the County Planning Department's report -ore-pared by Mr. Wes Vail in which he recommended denial of the use permit application. Mayor Rogers declared open the scheduled public hearing on the application of Mrs. Horst for use permit for home occupation, gift shop, at 7495 Boris Court. City Manager Callinan stated that notices of the public hearing had been mailed to residents within 500 feet of the residence, and that a letter had been received from Mrs. Phyllis White, 7527 Boris Court stating that if no signs were posted and there was no excessive traffic that she had no objections to the home occupation. Mr. Jack Anderson, Burton Avenue resident, was present and stated that this type of business should take a lot of look- ing into. Mrs. Horst, the applicant, was present and stated that if business was such that it wou3i increase the traffic on the The Council deferred a decision on the Schweser proposal until the adjourned meeting to be held Friday, September 10, 1969 at 7 :30 p.m. Change in City The suggested change in City Policy for Community use of Policy Recreation Facilities was deferred until the next regular meeting. Cultural. .Arts City Manager Callinan brought the Council up to date on the Commission preparation of the articles of incorporation and by-laws for the non - profit corporation, Rohnert Park Cultural .Arts Corporation, for the Cultural Arts Commission to give it the responsibility and authority needed to carry out their functions. The City Manager also advised that the Commis- sion was looking for eight persons to serve with members of the Cultural Arts Commission on the Board of Directors of the non - profit corporation. Upon motion by Councilman Roberts, seconded by Councilman Smith, and unanimously approved, the Council approved the articles of incorporation and by -laws for the proposed non - profit corporation and authorized the staff to take the necessary action to form the non - profit corporation. File No. 0136 City Manager Callinan reviewed the use permit application Horst - Home of Mrs. ]Margie Horst, 7495 Boris Court, for a gift, craft, Occupation Appli -- and book sales shop as home occupation. cation Mir. Gary Mann, Sonoma County Planning Department, read the County Planning Department's report -ore-pared by Mr. Wes Vail in which he recommended denial of the use permit application. Mayor Rogers declared open the scheduled public hearing on the application of Mrs. Horst for use permit for home occupation, gift shop, at 7495 Boris Court. City Manager Callinan stated that notices of the public hearing had been mailed to residents within 500 feet of the residence, and that a letter had been received from Mrs. Phyllis White, 7527 Boris Court stating that if no signs were posted and there was no excessive traffic that she had no objections to the home occupation. Mr. Jack Anderson, Burton Avenue resident, was present and stated that this type of business should take a lot of look- ing into. Mrs. Horst, the applicant, was present and stated that if business was such that it wou3i increase the traffic on the October 6, 1969 � street that she would move the gift shop to a commercial area. A brief discussion followed after which since there was no one else desiring to be heard, Mayor Rogers declared the public hearing closed. Upon motion by Councfman Roberts, seconded by Councilman Smith, and unanimously approved, the Council denied the application of Mrs. Margie Horst for a home occupation at 7495 Boris Court. File No. 0138 City Manager Callinan reviewed the use permit application Lauren Anderson of Dr. Lauren Anderson for rezoning from "A" Agrioul iLra.l Rezoning Applica -- to Professional - Medical District of a portion of AP 143Y- tion 360 -13. Mr. Gary Mann read the report prepared by Mr. Wes hail of the Sonoma County Planning Department which recommended denial of the application for rezoning, stating that there was sufficient commercial and professional areas designated in Rohnert Park without adding additional areas. City Manager Callinan advised that notices of the public hearing had been published in the local newspaper and copies sent to property owners in the area. Mayor Rogers declared open the scheduled public hearing on the rezoning application of Dr. Lauren Anderson of a por- tion of AP 143 - 360 -13, on Country Club Drive near the Rohnert Park Expressway. City Manager Callinan read letters from Mr. Robert B. Hicks, realtor, and Mr. Martin Stone of Monogram Industries, both objecting to the change of zoning to establish a medical building. Mr. Maurice Fredericks,Alden .Avenue resident and owner of the Knudsen Building on Commerce Boulevard was present and expressed objections to the proposed rezoning. Mr. Paul Golis, was recagnized and stated his objections to the location of a medical center in this particular loca- tion and filed with the Council a letter stating what he felt were the needs of the community for a community medi- cal center and offered an alternative proposal to Dr. Anderson. Upon Councilman Smith's inquiry which questioned the revelency of Mr. Golis' remarks, City Attorney Maxwell stated that he felt what Mr. Golis was presenting was relevent to the application for rezoning. Dr. Lauren Anderson was present and introduced Mr. October 6, 1969 Page -5m Owens, the owner of the property in question, and Mr. Phil Rush of Jim Clark Realty. Mr. Rush spoke for Dr. Anderson and stated that this rezoning was not for speculation, but for what they considered would be helpful to the City and fill a need. Mr. Owens also spoke in favor of the rezoning. A lengthy discussion was held between those present and the Council relative to the rezoning request. questions raised were why locate in this particular area, the problem of a school and residential section nearby, and status of tempor -• ary ditch in the area. There being no one else present wishing to be heard the public hearing was declared closed. Upon motion by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Roberts, and unanimously approved, Dr. Lauren Anderson's application for rezoning of a portion of AP 14.3 -- 360-13 on Country Club Drive near the Rohnert Parts Expressway was denied without prejudice and the Council indicated that if the applicant returned to the Council stating that he was unable to acquire suitable property in an area now designa- ted for Professional use on the General Plan at satisfactory terms, the Council would again consider his request. Planned Unit Develop- City Manager Callinan reviewed the proposed amendment to ment Proposed Amend- Planned Unit Development District regulations of the Zoning ment to Zoning Ordin- Ordinance. ante Mayor Rogers declared open the scheduled public hearing on the proposed amendment to the Planned Unit Development District regulations of the Zoning Ordinance. Mr. Richard Day, resident, was .recognized and expressed his opposition to the proposed amendment, stating that if the Council approved the amendment that they would be continu- ing their backwardprogress? that the City should reconsider this change of zoning regulations and that experts should be consulted. There being no one else present wishing to be heard, the public hearing was declared closed. City Manager Callinan explained that Mr. Lehman, Planning Consultant, has been advised of the planned unit develop- ment by Young America Homes, and Mr. Lehman approved of the development. The Council requested that an ordinance amending the Zoning Ordinance planned district regulations as proposed be pre- pared for introduction at the next Council meeting. Apartment House City Manager Callinan advised that an apartment house would adjacent to City be constructed on Southwest Boulevard adjacent to the City Offices Offices. October 6, 1969 page m6® Ordinance No. 123 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 109 (Amending National Electrical Code) City Manager Callinan reviewed the above ordinance relative to the National Electrical Code. Upon motion by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Roberts, and unanimously approved by a roll call vote, Ordinance No. 123 was adopted. Ordinance No. 124 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 81 (Being the Subdivi- sion Ordinance of the City of Rohnert Park, So As To Require The Undergrounding of Utilities). City Manager Callinan reviewed the above ordinance relative to amending the ..Subdivision Ordinance so as to require undergrounding of utilities. He presented a letter from P.G. 0. concerning the additional cost for toal under - grounding. Mr. Ralph Fitch of P.G. & E. was present and advised the Council that the additional cost would be approximately $22.00 per 100 foot lot for "undergrounding" vs "stream- line" utilities. There was a lengthy discussion relative to the procedures to follow concerning getting an extension from the LAFC. It was the decision of the Council that if the annexation agreement was received by November 7, 1969 that City Attorney Maxwell and City Manager Callinan would appear Upon motion by Councilman Roberts, seconded by Councilman Smith, and unanimously approved, the reading of Ordinance No. 124 was waived, and said ordinance was introduced. Food Handling City Attorney Maxwell summarized the County suggested Health Ordinance ordinance requiring health permits for food handling estab- lishments asked that no action be taken by the Council at this time in order for him to investigate the matter further. Ms. Maxwell was concerned over the fact that the suggested ordinance did not allow an appeal procedure for the enterprise or establishment. Business Licenses Mr. John Henman, president of the Rohnert Pare Chamber of CommeCommerce, was present and asLrle +1 -+ 4-u- j-y..v rce, .ar.�.a,.,s e_i V trite. tuauumu UUit�'ernIns business licenses he was to bring before the Council be deferred until he was able to obtain further information. Annexation No. 6 City Manager Callinan brought the Council up to date on the proceedings for Annexation No. 6, the lands south of Past Cotati Avenue owned by Mr. Rohnert. He advised that he had briefly discussed the annexation agreement with Mr. Rohnert and expected his comments in the near future. He further reported that an extension of time from the Local Agency Pormation Commission would be necessary to conclude the annexation. There was a lengthy discussion relative to the procedures to follow concerning getting an extension from the LAFC. It was the decision of the Council that if the annexation agreement was received by November 7, 1969 that City Attorney Maxwell and City Manager Callinan would appear October 6, 1969 Page --7- before the LAFC to apply for an extension of time. Project No. 1968 -1 City Engineer Hudis gave a brief up to date report on Coddingland Project No. 1968 -1 the westerly frontage road in the merce Overlay Coddingland area and advised that a progress payment was due Argonaut Constructors for work completed in the project. Upon motion by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Roberts, and unanimously approved, the Progress Payment No. 4 to Argonaut Constructors in the amounts of $34,194-49 Resolution No. and $89550 wxe approved for payment. Project No. 1968 -3 City Engineer Hudis gave an up to date report on Project Copeland Creek No. 1968 -3 Copeland Creek Improvement Project, and advised that the Sonoma County Flood Control District had requested changes in the planting of grass on the project. Flood Santa Alicia Drive Control requested that 3 foot of Ber uda grass be planted from bottom of creek bed; that 4 feet of the same -type grass be planted from the top leaving approximately 5 feet of bare ground in the middle which the Flood Control Dis- trict feels would be covered by the spreading Bermuda shortly. This request was made as Flood Control had no means to mow the high grass down the bank further than 4 feet. A discussion was held concerning the aesthetics of the creek. The Council approved the request of the Flood Control District providing Engineer Hudis obtained the Chief Engineer's signature on a letter outlining their agreement to plant additional grass if the initial grass doon"W t spread. Project No. 1969 -4 City Engineer Hudis presented a bid summary of the four Southwest & Com- bids that were received for the overlay of Southwest merce Overlay Boulevard and Commerce Boulevard namely Johnson Excavating & Paving, $22,848.58; A. Teichert & Son, Inc., $24,253.40; Reichhold & Jurkovich, $229607.87; and Argonaut Constructors $239447.75• Engineer Hudis recommended that the Council award the contract for the overlay to Reichhold & Jurkovich. Resolution No. A RESOLUTION OF AWARD OF CONTRACT (Commerce Boulevard and Project 1969.4) 69 -94 Southwest Boulevard Overlay - Improvement Upon motion by Councilman Roberts, seconded by Councilman Smith, and unanimously approved, Resolution No. 69 -94 was adopted, awarding the contract to Reichhold & Jurkovich. Santa Alicia Drive City Manager Callinan reviewed Project No. 1969 -39 a proposed Assessment district for the construction of Arthur Avenue and Santa Alicia Drive. October 6, 1969 Page -8- Resolution No. A RESOLUTION APPOINTING ENGINEER AND ATTORNEYS (Arthur 69 -95 Avenue and Santa Alicia Drive Improvement Project 1969 -3) City Manager aiunmarized the above resolution. Upon motion by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Roberts and unanimously approved, Resolution No. 69-95 was adopted. Resolution No. A RESOLUTION DETERMINING TO UNDERTAK�� PRUC.EED.LNGS S'ORSu ANT 69 -96 TO SPECIAL ASSESSMENT AND ASSESSMENT BOND ACTS FOR THE ACQUISITION AND CONSTRUCTION OF IMPROVEWTS WITHOUT PRO- CEEDINGS UNDER. DIVISION 4 OF THE STREETS AND.HIGHWAYS CODE (Arthur Avenue and Santa Alicia Drive Improvement Project 1969 -3) City Manager reviewed the above resolution. Upon motion by Councilman Roberts, seconded by Councilman Smith, and unanimously approved, Resolution No. 69 -96 was adopted. resolution No. A RESOLUTION OF INTENTION TO ACQUIRE AND CONSTRUCT IMPROVE - 69 -97 MENTS (Arthur Avenue and Santa Alicia Drive Improvement Project 1969 -3) City Manager Callinan summarized the above resolution. Upon motion by Councilman Roberts, seconded by Councilman Smith, and unanimously approved, Resolution No. 69 -98 was adopted. Freeway Inter- City Manager Callinan brought the Council up to date on change negotiations with Mrs. Brusco, et al, for right of way of .043 acres required on the west side of the freeway for Upon motion by Councilman Roberts, seconded by Councilman Smith, and unanimously approved, Resolution No. 69 -97 was adopted. Project WS-Calif- City Manager Callinan reviewed the negotiations relative 33 Water Storage to the purchase price for .08 acres at the location of Tank_ & New Well Well #4 and which is needed for the water storage tank to be constructed. Upon motion by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Roberts, and unanimously approved, the Council approved J. he purc 'r-la— ;e of .08 acres owned by Ben Oretsky and others for the amount of $1,000, and authorized the staff to take the necessary steps to acquire the property. Resolution No. RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND APPROVING CONTRACT WITH ENGINEER 69 -98 FOR CITY OF ROHNERT PARF� WELL NO. 6 and TANX 110. 1. City Attorney Maxwell summarized the agreement between the City of Rohnert Park and Engineer Hudis as required by HUD for the water system improvements project. Upon motion by Councilman Roberts, seconded by Councilman Smith, and unanimously approved, Resolution No. 69 -98 was adopted. Freeway Inter- City Manager Callinan brought the Council up to date on change negotiations with Mrs. Brusco, et al, for right of way of .043 acres required on the west side of the freeway for Upon motion by Councilman Roberts, seconded by Councilman Smith, and unanimously approved, the Council authorized the issuance of a purchase order to Leisure Landscaping for landscaping the Community Center area in the amount of $3,900. Copeland Creek October 6, 1969 Page -9- Drainage Facilities the freeway interchange and ramps. A purchase price of Fund $600 was agreed on, and staff requested Council approval. Upon motion by Councilman Roberts, seconded by Councilman External Audit Report Smith, and unanimously approved, Council authorized the purchase of .043 acres from Mrs. Eleanor Brusco, et al for the amount of $600.00. California Highway City Manager Callinan advised that a meeting of the Cali - Commission fornia Highway Commission will be held on October 20 and 21 in Sacramento at which time the budget, containing south- bound on -off ramps funds, will be considered. Drapes for Club City Manager Callinan suggested that drapes be furnished Room of Community for the sliding glass doors into the Club Room of the Center Community Center to provide more privacy for groups meet- ing in that room. He advised that Architect Lawrence Simons estimated that $300 would be required to purchase appropriate drapes. Upon motion by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Roberts, and unanimously approved, the Council authorized the expenditure of not more than $300 for purchase and in- stallation of drapes across the front portion of the Club Room of the Community Center. Landscaping of City Manager Callinan advised that the landscaping job for Community Center the Community Center should be awarded to Leisure Landscap- ing in the amount of $3,900. Councilman Hopkins Councilman Hopkins returned to the Council Chambers at this returns to Chambers point in the meeting, the time being approximately 9a40p.m. Upon motion by Councilman Roberts, seconded by Councilman Smith, and unanimously approved, the Council authorized the issuance of a purchase order to Leisure Landscaping for landscaping the Community Center area in the amount of $3,900. Copeland Creek City Manager Callinan reviewed the Copeland Creek Drainage Drainage Facilities Facilities Fund Financial Report for 1968 -69 recently Fund furnished the Council and which will be sent to the County Flood Control District. External Audit Report City Manager Callinan presented each Councilman with a copy of the External Audit Report for 1968 -69 and indicated that formal approval of the report would be solicited from the Council after they had reviewed it. ICMA Conference The City Manager advised that he would be attending the International City Managers' Association conference in New York on October 11 through 16 and asked that he be allowed to take two weeks vacation while on the East Coast, and that Mr. Wiggins be approved as Manager Pro- Tempore during his absence. Meeting with College City Manager Callinan reminded the Council of the meeting Officials with Dr. Ambrose Nichols, Presid4nt of Sbnoma State College and his cabinet, on Friday, October 10, 1969 at 7:30 p.m. School Bond The City Manager reminded the Council of the School 'Bond Election election to be held October 14th and that a resolution supporting the election has been prepared for Council approval. Councilman Roberts stated he could not endorse the school bond election until questions raised at Chamber of Commerce meeting had been answered by the school district. October 6, 1969 Page -10-- Upon motion by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Roberts, and unanimously approved, the City Manager was granted two weeks vacation while on the East Coast; the Council also approved the appointment of Mr. C.A. Wiggins as Manager Pro- Tempore. Waste water treatment City Manager Callinan advised that the Federal 'dater demonstration grant Pollution Control Administration had approved a sewage application treatment demonstration grant in the amount of $299,500 or 75% of the estimated cost of the project. Upon motion by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councf.man Roberts, and unanimously approved, the Council authorized acceptance of the grant and authorized the Mayor, the City staff and Mr. John Voegtle of Yoder/Orlob to execute any necessary documents required to accept the grant. Officer McLennan The City Manager advised that Officer Byron McLennan had participated in the Law Enforcement Olympics held at Lake Tahoe and had won a Bronze Medal in a swimming event. The Council requested that a °letter of commendation be sent to Officer McLennan over the mayors signature, congratulating him on his outstanding achievement. Employee Group The City Manager reported that the employees' group Insurance insurance policy anniversary date was October 1 and Mr. Feeney, agent of record, advised that there would be no change in the premium. Mr. Callinan advised that proposed changes in the insurance would be presented later. Council- man Hopkins suggested that the City staff look into the California Teachers' Association insurance program. Benecia Park City Manager Callinan explained the need for sprinklers in Sprinklers the west end area of Benecia Park between the ball field and the Benecia Building parking lot. The City Manager advised that there was a surplus of funds in the Mainten- ance and Operations Fund of the Rohnert Park Recreation Corporation. Estimates of the installation of the sprink- ler system are $1,500 Ao $2,000. Following a brief dis- cussion the matter was referred to the Recreation Commis- sion for their comments before Council action. Meeting with College City Manager Callinan reminded the Council of the meeting Officials with Dr. Ambrose Nichols, Presid4nt of Sbnoma State College and his cabinet, on Friday, October 10, 1969 at 7:30 p.m. School Bond The City Manager reminded the Council of the School 'Bond Election election to be held October 14th and that a resolution supporting the election has been prepared for Council approval. Councilman Roberts stated he could not endorse the school bond election until questions raised at Chamber of Commerce meeting had been answered by the school district. Resolution No. 69 -99 October 6, 1969 Page -11- Mr. Dick Day was present and explained to the Council where bond money would be used in the school district. Mayor Rogers advised that he had a letter approved by the Superintendent of the Petaluma High School District ad- vising that the athletic facilities at the Junior High and Senior High Schools would be improved if the election is successful. Councilman Smith stated he would go on record as approving the bond election, but felt that the Council should not get involved. RESOLUTION OF SUPPORT FOR OCTOBER 14, 1969 SCHOOL BOND ELECTION City Manager Callinan read the resolution. Upon motion by Councilman Hopkins, seconded by Councilman Roberts and unanimously approved with Councilman Smith abstaining, Resolution No. 69 -99 was adopted. Cultural Arts City Manager Callinan advised that Mr. Phil Rush of Jim Commission Clarke Realty had submitted a letter stating that he was interested in serving on the Cultural Arts Commission. Rohnert Park - Mrs. Jo Betts of Burton Avenue was present and informed the Cotati Riders Council that residents of Cotati and Rohnert Park were forming a riding club with plans to build a riding arena in Cotati, and requested the Council's endorsement of the project. The Council suggested that Mrs. Betts return eb a :Later date after providing City Manager with more inform- ation and the Council would be happy to endorse the project. National Pharmacy Councilman Roberts thanked Mayor Rogers for issuing a pro - Week clamation for National Pharmacy week. Adjournment There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at approximately 10:11 p.m. until Friday, October 10, 1969 at 7 :30 p.m. in the City Council Chambers, 435 Southwest Boulevard, Rohnert Park. Deputy City Clerk nvnnnvV.r.