Minutes 1974-07-23 CITY COUNCIL Jt~~~ 23, ~`~~4 ~ ~
ARROYO GRANDE, CALIFORNIA
The City Council met in regulax s~ssion with Ma.yor Tal.~:ey p~~siding.
Upon roll call, Council Members Spierling, de Leon, Schlegel and Mi11is reported
present.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE AND INVOCATION
Mayor Talley lead the Pledge of Allegiance to our Flag; and immediately
thereafter, Reverend Germaine, Visitation Pastor of the First Presbysterian Chureh
in Arroyo Grande, delivered the invocation.
APPROVAL -0F MINUTES
The minutes of the regular meeting of July 9, 1974, were approved as
prepared.
APPROVAL OF WARRANTS
On motion of Councilman Schl.egel, s~conded by Councilman Millis and
unanimously carried, General Warrants No. 1757 tl~rough Na. 1792 and No. 1800
through No. 1847, in the total amount of $23,149.80; and Payrpll Warrants
No. 2162 through No. 2261, in the total amount of $24,859.61, were approved
and ordered paid.
PRESENTATION OF APPRECIATION PLAOUES TO RETIRING COMMISSIONER POPE
Mayor Talley presented a plaque of appreciation to retiring Planning
Commissioner Hugh 0. Pope, Jr., for hiS service on said Commission fram
July, 1972 through June, 1974. Mr. Pope thanked the Council and expressed
his appreciation for the excellent working relationship experienced with the
Commission and the Council.
Plaques of appreciation wi11 also be delivered to retiring Parks &
Recreation Commissioner Nakamura, fox his service from February, 1970 through
June, 1974; and to retiring Parking & Traffic Commissioner Kirkpatrick, for his
service from April, 1966 through June, 1974.
LETTER FROM TRAVELERS INSURANCE RE,~ BTD E,RROR FOR CITY'S INSURANCE ~
Administrator Butch read a letter from the Travel~rs Insurance Company,
da~ed July 8, 1974, apologizing for the error made in their bid to cover the
City's comprehensive insurance package, and clarifying that the error was the
Company's and not its agents, E. C. Loomis & Son Insurance.
LETTER FROM CONGRESSMAN LAGOMARSINO RE; CITY'S PIANS FOR FE,p~EV. SHAR. FUNDS
Administrator Butch read a response from Congressman La.gomarsino regarding
the City's planned expenditure of its federal revenue sharing funds allocatian.
He commends the Council for its established priorities for use of the funds.
APPROVE FLAG I~OLDER ATTACHMENT3 TO IAMP
~OSTS AS BICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE PROJECT
Administrator Butch read a letter from Chuck Richmond of Pacific Gas &
Electric Company, in response ta an inquiry regarding attachment of flag pole
holders to the proposed post-top light standards on Branch Street. He indicated
that P.G. & E. has no objection to this, und~r the follawing conditions:
1) attachments to be accomplished with stainless steel bands, with no welding,
drilling or other perforation of the poles; 2) any installation must meet State
of California, P.U.C. General Order No. 95; and 3) all installation to be
performed bg~ the City of Arroyo Grande following issuance of a pole contact
permit by P.G. & E. Adm~nistrator Butch advised that a civic group has indicated
interest in obtaining the flag~ and attachments and being the "caretakers" far:
them, and the City would attach th~ braekets when obtained.
The Council agreed that this type of flag display would be more feasible
than the sidewalk-installed flag holders and gave the Bicentennial Committee
approval for this project.
AUTHORIZE CITY ATTY. TO PREPARE ORD. AMENDING S0. C0. SANIT. SERVICE FEES
The Council reviewed a letter and year-end statement from the South County
Sanitary Service, requesting an inerease in serviGe charges due to increasing'"
costs of salaries, maintenance and operation of equipment, etc. For regular
residential service, the increase would amount to $.25, so the present cost of
$2.75 would go up to $3.00 monthly.
The Council agreed tha.t the requested increase was in order. After
Council discussion, on motion of Cat~ncilman Spierling, seconded by Councilman
de Leon and unanimously carried, City Attorney Shipsey was instructed to prepare ~
an ordinance amending the present service rate to subscribers of the South County
Sanitary Service, to the requested increases.
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FURTHER DISCUS S ION ItE . COUNTX ANIl~~ CO
TR.N
OL FROGRAM
The Council reviewe~, a letter from Assistant County Administrative
Officer Sharp, directed to Woods Animal Shelter, negotiating furth~r foz ~he
Shelter's facilities foz use by the County. Administrator Butch indicated that
much has occurred in these negotia~ion5 between the County and the shclter since
~his letter dated July llth. The Council agreed to l~old the matter in abegance
and see hoW other cities react ta the ~~c~posal s~,nce the most recent even~s.
1~ISCUSSION RE. ANNEXATION FEES
Administrator Butch advised tlia.t the Lacal Agency Formation Commissipn has
approved the proposed Corbett Canyon Annexation Noq l. He further stated t~at
th~.s annexation will cost the City app~oximately $390.00, which amount canMqt be
charged to the prop~rty owr~ers reques~~.~g the anne~ation; however, annexation
fees can lie charg~d to help d.efray casts of previousJ.y developed municipal
facilities and serviees. A$SO>OQ per acre fee to the 57± Corbett Ca~yon
annexation would generate abo~at $2,830. A li5ting of fees charged by a nurnber
af other cities was reviewed, t~~ich shc>wed varying charges. The Council
discussed the matter at length, general],y agreeing that an annexation charge is
desirable, but requesting further study be made on the basis for establishmen~
of ~a per acre charge. Regarding fees to the City if it wishes to annex certain
property, it was brought out that a d3,strict could be established, ox a waiver of
fees provided in the ordinance.
APPOTN'TMENT OF PLANNING COMMISSIONER ° PEARL COLE
Administrator Butch reporked that Pearl Cole has filed her Disclosure of
Econamic Interests report as requrred. On motion of Councilman de Leon, seco~.ded
by Councilman Spierling and unanimously carried, Pearl L. Cole was appoin~ed to
the Pianning Commission, with her Cerm of office to expire June 30, 1977,,
LETTER OE RES IGNATIOl~j - PLANNTNG COMMTSS IO1~tER GOULART
Administrator Butch read a letter of resignation from Planning C~rnmissi,onEr
Robert L, Goulart, effective July 17, 1974, as he will be moving from the City.
After Council discussion, on motion of Councilman de I,eon, seconded by Counci~man
Spierling and unanimously carried, fihe resignation of Robert L. Goulart f~om the
Planning Co~nission was accepted with regrets; and Administrator Butch was
directed to write a letter of thanks and appreciation to Mr. Goulart tor his
service to the Gity.
t~.,PPOINTMENT OF REPRES~NTATIVE TO COASTAL VALLEY PI,ANNING CfJUNCIL - RIES
On motion of'Councilman Spierling, seconded by Councilma~ Millis and
unanimously carried, Planning Cormmissioner A11en Ries was appointed as one af
the City's representatives to the Coastal Va11ey Planning Council, as recommended
by the Planning Co~nission. _ _
ItESOL ADOPT - NQ PARKING ZONE ON RTE. 227 BE1~lEEN GARDEN ST & HUASNA RD
The Council reviewed a recommendation from the Parking & Traffic Commission
~h~t in conjunction with the pedestri~.n walk°bicycle path developed araund Crown
H~,I1, that a"No Parking" zane be established on the southerly side o~ Route 227 `
from Garden Street easterly`to Huasna Road. After Council discussion, City ,
Attorney Shipsey read the ti~1e of a resolution prohibiting parking on a poztion
of Highway 227 in the City; thereafter, a motion was made by Councilman Schl~gel,
seconded by Councilman-Mi11is and unanimously carried, to dispense wit~ rEading
the balance of this resolution.
RESOZUTT~N NQ. 1109
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ARROYO
GRANDE AUTHORIZING ESTA$LISI~IENT OF A"NO PARKING ZONE"
ON HIGHWAY 227, BETWEEN,GARDEN STREET AND HUASNA -ROAD.
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On motion of Councilman Millis, seconded by Councilman de Leon and on the
following roll ca11 vote, to wit: ~
AYES: Councilmen Spierling, de Leon, Schlegel, Mi11is and Ma.ypr T~lley
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
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the foregoing Resolution was passed and adopted this 23xd day of Ju1y, 1974.
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ARROYO GRANDE, CALIFORN~A PAGE'3
ORD. ADOPT. - AUZ'HORIZE EXCIiANGE OF CITY OWNED REAL PROPERTY ° HARBI30N
City Attorney Sh~.psey ~ead the ~itle of an ord~.nance autYaorizi,ng the
exchange of Cit~a-oz~rned ~°eal property with real pr~perty of John C. Harbison,
pursuant to Government C~de Seci:ion 37351; ther~af~~~°, a motion was made by
Councilma.n Schlegel, s~conded by Co~ancilman Spierling and unanimously carried,
to dispense with r~ading ~he balance of this Ordin~.nce.
ORDINANCE N0. 100 C._S,~
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ARROYO GRANDE AUTHORIZING
EXCHANGE OF CITY OWNED REAL PROPERTY PtTRSUANT TO
GOVERNMENT CADE SECTION 37351.
On tnot~.~n ~f Co~zncil~nan Millis, se~~z~d~d by Corancilman de Leon and on
the following roll ca11 vcate~ to
AYES: Council~n~n. S~~~~~~~19 Mi11is, Spierling, de Leon and Mayor Talley
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
the for~going Ordinance was pass~d and adopted this 23rd day of July, 1974.
ACCEP T DEED & APPROVE AGREEMENT FOR HARBISON PROPERT3~ - HALCYON ~D, PROJECT
On anotion of Co~nc3lanan Schlegel, seconded by Councilman Millis and
unanimously car~°ied, a de~d. from Jok~n C. Ha.rbison, for a portion of Lots l,
2 and 3 in B1ock No. 6 of Be~kett's Addition to Oce~no9 was accepted and the
Ma.yor and City Cl~rk w~re authori~ed t~ sign the Cer~ificate of Accepta.nce on
behalf of the Ci+~y; and an agreernent bet~reen Joh.~ C. Harbison and ~he City {as
detailed in the Council Minutes of July 9, 1974), wa.s approved.
RES~LUTION ADOPTION - APPROVE P~IOItITY PLAN ~JNDER 1974 PARK BOND ACT
Administrator Butch reported that the Parks and Recreation C rnmnission ha.s
recommend.ed the ad~ption of a resolution by the C~.ty Council approving a priority
plan for exp~nditv.re of funds under the pravisfons of the Park Bond Act of 1974.
Th.e resolution establishes the City's interest in receiving matching funds from
~he State for parkland acqtaisition.. The City's priority would be for 'additional
land purchase adjacen~ to tl~e recen~ly aut~.orized purchase of the Langford
property on Huasna Raad. After Couneil discussion, City Attorney Ship.sey xead
the title of a resolution approving a priority plan under the 1974 Park Bond
Act; thereafter, a motion was made by Councilman Schlegel, s~conded by Council-
man de Leon and unani.mously carried, tA dispense with reading the balance of
this resolution.
RESOLUTION N0. 1110
A RESOLUTIQN OF THE CIT~ COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AR.ROYO
GRANDE APPROVING PRIORITY PLAl~T FOR EXPENDITURE U1~TDER
PROVISIONS OF TI3E STATE BEACH, PARK, RECREATION, AND
HISTORICAL FACILTTIES BOND ACT OF 1974.
On motion of Councilman de Leon, seconded by Councilman Spierling and on
the following ra11 ca11 vote, to wit:
AYES: Councilm~n Spierling, de T~~on, Sc~legel9 Mi11is and Mayor Talley
1VOES : Nor~e
ABSENT: None
the foregozng Resolution w~.s passed and adopted this 23rd day of July, 1974.
RECEIPT OF BIDS & AWAR.D OF CONTRACT ° CATHODIC PROTECT. OF RESERVOIR ~k2°-HARCO CORP~
Ciity Engineer Garcia reported that three bids had been received and opened
on J~.ly 189 1974 ~.t 2:00 P.M. for the Cathodic Protection of Reservoir No. 2,
Project No. 60-74-1, as follows:
HARCO CORPORATION
7453 ]Lorge Circle, Huntington Beach, CA 926+7 $4,230.00
LEE WILSON ELECTRIC CO., TNC.
P. 0. Box 250, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 $4,407.00
PASSMORE ELECTRIC CO., INC.
4525 Santa Ma.ria Way, Santa Maria, CA 93454 $4,666.00 ,
ENGINEER'S ESTIMATE $4,100.00
CITY COUNCIL J[TLY 23, 1974
ARROYO GRANDE , CALIF01t~I.E# FAGE 4
H~ re~ommend~d ~~~,rd:.ng of t~~ ~o~.tr~~~t t~.~ low tsidder9 H~rco Corpcration,
indicating that ~ r~f~~°~nc~ c~.~~k ~n t~e fz~ p~ov~d t~ be r~p~aL-able, After
Council disc~assinn., on rno~~~n ~f Cc~~a~ac~.ian~n Sc~T~g~l, seccan.d~d b~r Co~nciltna:n cle Leon
and unan~.in~usly ca~~1~d~ ~~e bi.d in ~~ne~a~~t of $4~230,00 w~s acc~pted and the
contract awarded to ~.rco Cc~rpo~at~o~ fo~° t1~~ ~athodic p~~t~ction of reservoir
No. 2, Project No, 60-a4~19 ancl ~Y~~ M~;~or ~,r~s a.ut~~~i~~c~ ~ign said cont~act
agreement on behalf ~f t~e C~~~.
REQUES T FOR PARTS WASHEI~. A~ C~ORP012~TI~1`~' YA1tD I~LD Oi1ER
Admini~tr~tor Bu~c~ r~q~e~~:~d th~ C~~~~~1 ag~~~~. to hold over th.e
agenda item pe~~~,in3.n~ ~o a~~q~ne~~ fo~ ~~~~ts ~.t tl~~ C~~'pmr~.tican Y~.rd,
per Ca1~OSHA standard~, ~~r f~rt~er re~~arc~..
DTSCUS S ION R~ . ADDI~ ° L GAS S"~~RA~E A`~ C~It,P , YA1tD_ m__ FIIRTHER S TUDY REQUES TED `
T&ae Co~.nci1 r~vi~tia~d a r~port b~ Cen~t~~~i~n Tnsp~ctor Felmlee r~qtaesting
an additional ga~oline s~~r~~~ ~~.r~k. n~•l~ad g~~ol~n~, at th~ cQrporation
yard, Ttae Counc:~l disc~~s~d ~ak~~x° at l~ng~k~~ gen~rally agr~ea,ng that long
range plans for : additional ~c~~~r~~~ s~a~'~~~ of ~.11 typ~~ of vehict~lar gas be made
at this time in view of pro~a~~~+~ ~nc~~.nt~~ed during the recent ~~,s stnortage. The
matter was ~referred bac~ t~a t~~~ Cr~~ s~ta~~ for fr~rt~~~~ infcarm.ation and cost
factors.
REPORT m ZONE 3 ADVISORY' COMMI'T"3~E MEETII~~ ~F JUL~ 18 e 1974 - MILLIS
Councilman Ma.lli~ r~pc~~~~d on the 1.8~h m~eti~.g c~f the Z~+ne 3 Advisory
Cornnnittee, ~.s follo~rs : T~.~ P~rks & B~~.ekc~s r~pcar~ snow~ci that both att~ndance
and r~ven~ue was up; Deri1 W~it~~s gati•e ~ r~port ora ta~~~r u~age, i:ndicating that
Pismo Beach had gone ov~r i~s ~l~.~tmm~nt, which t~.an~ R~pr~s~nta~~ve Millis had
requested that gttid~lin~~ l~~ pr~p~~~c~ fm~° incl~.si~n in ~h~ C~?ittee°s by-laws
regarding a method af h~.nd~in~ ~aa~er u~age over~ges; R~present~.tive Guiton was
re-elected as C~.aixman of Z~n~ 3~rs~. R~pres~ntative Mi~.lis ~ras elected as Vice-
Chairman,
'I'h.e C~uncil da.se;~ass~d ~~c~nt ne~apap~r articles dlsclosing tk~.t the firm
of C.T.R, of LLa~..guna Beach ~.as off~~~d ~ts contracted 20 acxe feet o~ i~oge~
water for sale ~o Pis~o Be~.c?~, taitl~o~.~ approval ~f s~ach. a~ransaction by the
Zone 3 Committee. City Attorn~y Sl~ips~y was requested t~o review the Zone 3
contract agreement to s~~ if i~ c~~~rs th.e following ma.~tex°s: 1) use over
allatment; 2) can any entity ~~1T its p~r~ of w~.~~r ta a~o~her in Zone 3 with.ou~
approval of all entiti~~ in Zdrn~ 3; dist~ibution of 0& M cost~ (does C.T.R.
pay them even tl~~ugh i~ is n~t ~~zng rts ~.llmcation of ~rater); and 4) who sets
policy, caho has ~igh~ to d~te ~n~n~ t~~re i~ sasrplus ~~.fi:er and that it can be
sold?
Councilman Millis acl~i~~d ~h~.t n€:xt me~ting of the Zone 3 Advisory
Committee ~ill be an A~a~aast 15~ 19~~ ~.tc 7>3d P.M. in th~ Arroyo Grande Counci,l
CYaambers .
APPROVE CO~TRACT CHAI~G~ QRDERS ~1~ BR~1~CH S~° RECONSTR~JCTION ° DEPT. OF TRANS~
Tk~e Counc~l r~vie~ecY l~~t~r frorn tk~~ Departmen~ of Transportation and
report froan City~ Eng~.nee:~ G~rci~. xeg~.~ding ~~.v~ eh~ng~ orders necess~.x°y on the
Bran~h Stre~t R~cons~~~sctio~. ~~oj~ct. Aft~r Cc~~nncil d~.~cussa.on9 on motion of
Councilmar~ Sch~.~g~l, s~e~nded b~ C~xnnca.l~~.n Mbllis and unanimotasly carried, the
following Ch~.nge 0~der~ ~,~~r~ ~gp~ov~d on th~ conGr~ct ~~:th ~he State Department
of Transportat~.nn fo~° the ~~arz~k~ St~~~g R~c~nst~~cti~sn Pro~ect:
CODTTRACT CHAIVGE ORDER DESCI~.IPT~~'~ AMOUNT
,~k~ C~ans~ra~ct Wfl~~~l Gh~i~ R~n~p~ $ 518.90
~~5 Aclci~d Exp. Agg. S~d~~aalle~ 210.25
~~4 P Yas ti~ pip~ in li~t~ of ~~1~:. ~~aof .dra~.ns -1, 000.00 (svgs
Numb~r Tentative S lu~np s te~~~ ~a~.ll at A.G. cr~ek. 1~ 250.00 ~AG share)
Number T~n~tative Ba~~bl~:~° dr~.i~. ~.t ~.lle.~ I~f~ of
s~~.~iesn 20+20+ 1,000,00
~ TOTAI, $1,979.15
AUTHORI2E FINAL PAYMENT FOR S'TREET PAVTI~G PR~J,~ECT ~'l1. 90-74~°2 - DIANI
Tl~.e Cotxncil revi~w~d a r~pca~°~ fr~rn F~blic Works Director A~.derson, recom-
mending approval of fin~I p~.y3laent ~o A. J, Dia~xi Construction Company for the
completed job of paving Spxuc~, Asp~n and Sag~ S~r~ets. Af~Cer Cotincil discussion,
on motion of Co~.ncilanan S~hlegelp s~cond~d b~ Councilgnan de Lc:on and unanimously
carried, final paymPnt in t~~ total amount c~f $15,382.80 ($13,844.52 to be paid
now and 10% retention in ttie ~.mc,unt of $1,538.28 ta be paid 35 da3~s from date of
project completion) was apprc~v~d to b~ ga~.d to A.J. Diani Construction Company
for the completion of S~r.eet P~vin~ P~a~~~t Nc~a 90°74-2.
CITY COUNCI~L JULY 23, 1974
ARROYO GRANDE , C~.~IFQRIVIA PA~E ~
REPORT RE. CITY'S GC~NSTRI$UTI03~x Tl~ ~EW~lt A~~:^Tr. I3ISTRT_C~ - 1~OT REFU1`7DABLE
City Att~rney Sh~p~e;~ r~pa~°~e~. ~~.at in x°e~~°~d to t?~e $l0,OQ0 conitribution
the City had mad~ fo~° Exag~.n~~~°e~ f~~~ an tka~ Ar~.°a~y~ ~~~.nd~ S~~a~r 1~ssessment
District No, l, a resolu~3c~n ~~.d h~~n fc~~~nd9 pas~~~. la~ t~.~. City Council in
August of 1972, which ~tated tY~~.~ ~1~~ pre~r~oz~sly ~~{an~d of'$10,000 ~rould
now be consid~red a con~krib~~~c~r to inuic~t~ t~e ~i~;~B~ ~ugpa~~ of th~ project,
and th~r~fore no refaand o~ ~~.~d r~a~cts ~.s ~c~~t~~:c~~^~~n~g
The ~aunci~ ~ai3~ ~~t s~~si~n fa~r r~.~~ ~nc~°~a~~~ in the sew~r
charges so~ne time in t~i~ f.~n~~;~,~.
REQUEST FOR SUPP~DR.fi FRC~M ~R~V~~ C~T~ R~ I~I~F'~BT~ Fu~~IT~I POST OFFICE
Administra~c~r Ii~~c?~ r~~.d ~.~~~~5r frc~rrt ~r~~~~r Czty Administrat~r Ken Berry,
request~.ng th~ C~unci~'s ,~d~~ati~r c~~ ~ rc~~c~:~~.t~~n s~pporting the position of
Grover C~ty in its dispul~~ z~~t~. t~:~ aiEfa.~~ irj. t~a~.t ~ity ~°egarding placement
of residents° Ynail b~~~esv Th:: ~c~~rz~~~. dis~~~~~d ~ch~ r,~.~,tt~r at l~rcgth, sympathiz-
ing with Grover City's p~°oi~l~x~, br~~ ~~n~~~.l~~y ~~r~~ing not to get involved in the
matter so as not t~ je~pa~diz~ t1~~ gndd rel~,tions~ip ~~ad by this City witYt its
past officeu
RESOLUTIOIV ADOPTION -"1V~ PL~1tKI?~G°' ~~?NE N~.4.R 601 ~RAND ~.VE~IUE
The Council reviec~~d ~ repo~t fr~ P~xbli~ GTo~l~~ D~.r~~tUr Anderson stating
that the Bepartm~n~ of Tr~n.s~~rt~.tion'~ F~~~ Off~c~: at 601 Gr~.nd Avercue, just
easterly of the San R~mc~n Re~~a~xr~mt, ha~ r~qa~:~ste~ a 20` red "No Parking" zone
be est~.blished on the west sid~ ef tl~e~.r c~ri~~~;~aay te~ ~a~ilitate safer ingress
and egress to the fi~ld o~fic~a Atter Coa~~cil disc~a~~ion, City Attorney Shipsey
read the ti~1P of a r.~sola~~ion establi~hing Pa~~Ca.ng" zone on a p~~tion
of Grand Avenue; ther~aft~~, ~ motion was m~a~ ~y C~~.~~ilman Millis, seconded bg
Cotxncilman Spi~rl.ing ~.nd r~nan.i~nc~a~sly ~~.rri~d., t~ d.~.spens~ with reading the
balance of tl~i~ rasolu.tion,
It~S~T~i~TT~t~T N0. l~ l~_
A RESOLTTTION ~JF TI-iE ~ITY CqUIVCII~ ~F TIiE CITY OF ARROYO
GRI~NDE AUfiH()1tIZING E~TA~I,IS?~NT OF A"N~ PARKING ZONE"
ON A PORTION'OF GRAND AVEN[IE.
On motion of Cou.neil~nan S~1~~Eg~~., ~e~ond~:d, by Coaancilman Millis and on
the f.olloraing roll call v~te, to wit,
AYES : Caun~ilmen Spierling, d.~ I~ee~n, Scr.1~~~~., MilZis and Mayor Talley
NOES: None
ABS~NT: None
the foregc~ing Res~lbi*i~an. ~zas pas~e~. and ~.c~c~p~ed this 23rd day of JuIy9 1974.
APPOINfi 1~PS. TO CO~dNTI~S-CITI~S AR~A FLA.NIVII~G CO~T1~T~~~ - SPIER~ING & TALI~EY
On motic~n of Cc~ux~cilxna,n Mill~~, serc~rac~~~ by C~~xn.ca~lm~.n Schlegel and carried, ,
Councilman Spi~rl~.ng ~aaa ~.pgcai~~ed ~.s t~ie ~i~ycs r~presenta~:iUe to the Counties-
Cities Area Planning G~txncgT, as x°~~c~~nniend~~ t~y May~r Talley,
On mr~~ior~ of Cc~une:~i?~a.n Schleg~~ , s~co~d~d b~ Gc~uncil~na:n MiT.lis and
carried9 Mayor T~11~y ~r~.s a~~a~int~c~ ~.s alt~x~aa~t~ ~~p~~~entative t~ the Counties-
C~.ties Area Plar~ning Cs~ann~il.
DISCUSSIQN RE. COL~NCII, Q~~R.~1M Pi~ESE~"~ E9.T SPFCTAL PAl~KS & REC. C~MM. MEETe 7/22/74
In r~sp~nse to R~poxt~~ C31~~n°s remark ea~1~.~~ during the meeting regarding
the qaaorvm of Council. M~mb~rs pres~nt ~t ~t1~ spec~~~ mee#:ing of th~ Parks and
Recreation C~nunissivn un J~.ly 22, 19`~4 ~r~.t~iG~ut nc:~~ificati~n to the press, City
Attorney Shipsey ~l~rifieci. tl~~.t ~1~~ rn~efiing ~r~.s p~abli~ anci not call~d for benefit
of the Gounc~lo Cc~uncil~~n M~11is po~n~~d out ~h~.t 1~ad corne int~ tha.t meeting
late and left early, ti~.ving onl~r c~zn~ ta ~~~:~~~d. di~~~.~si~n r~garding bicycle paths.
It was furthPr pointed o~~~ ~h~a~ a~c~~.~ion~Il~ s~v~~~.l C~a~.nc~.leanen will wind up at
th.e sam~ pl~.~~ at the sa.m~ tim~.~ wi~tic~~~t in.~~nt~.c~n of
cm~d~~eting City busin~ss,
ADJOURNMENT
On moti.on ~~f Counc~l*.n~.n d~e ~L~n, s~cand~c~ by C~au~~cilm~.n Sc~il.egel ~.nd
un.ani.mously ca.rried, xn~:L~ting ~.djnurn~d at 9:20 P.M.
ATT~S T •~•==3~~ ~ e
CTTY C~ERK MAYC~R ~