Minutes 1976-09-14 ' ---~21
CI'?~'~ C`i:)CJN~71., ~~'P'l'~
Mnr~I~. 14 , i~7+=
~OYO GRANDE, C~'~LI::'~~::~~i~.
The City Council met in regular sess~.on wi~h Mayor Gabe de I~eon
presiding. tJpon ~oll call, Cour~ci.l Meml~ex~s A1 S,pierl~.r~g, Matthew Gall~ghe~, ,~r. ,
Calvin Schlegel and Mark Millis repo~ted presen~to
PLEDGE OF ALLEGS~INCE AND TNVOC~ITTON
Mayor de I,eon led th~ Pledge of Allegi~n~e to our F'lag; and immed~ately
thereafter, Visitation Reverend John Germair~e, o~E t~e k°irst Presbyterian Church
i.n Arroyo Grande, delivered the invocation,
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
The minutes of the regular meeting o~ A~gust 24, 1976, wrere approved as
prepared.
APPROVAL OF WARRANTS
On motion of Councilman Schlegel, s~conded by Counailznan Spa.erling and
unanimously carried, General Warrants No, 5322 through No~ 5422, in the total
amount af $24,228.89; and Payroll Warrants Noa 726~ throu~~ No. 7356, in the
total amount of $34,~48.19, were approved and ordered p~~d,
CONDITIONED APPROVAL OF REQUEST FOR FENCTNG PORT~ON O~ WZI,HOT~M LANE - WRIGHT
The Council read a letter from Joseph Wright, Route 2, Box 630 B,
Arroyo Grande (Lot 7 of Tract 541), request~ng he be authori;zed to fence and
maintain an unpaved portion of Wilholm Lane, to deny public aecess of motor-
bikes, trucks, etc, on this area until it is needed for a public road. City
Engineer Garcia indicated the subject area on a map and review~d with the Council
his memo of September 10th outlining his and Director of Public Wqrks Anderson`s
review of the matter and recommendations. Mr, and Mrs. W~ight were present and
restated the nuisance and possible hazards created by motorcye~es using this
access as a recreational area. The portion of Wilholm Lane in question will
be used eventually to connect the third unit of Terra de O~o with Corbett
Canyon Road, when the third unit is bu~lt.
The Council discussed ~he matter, generally agreeing ~hat the City would
put up the fence w~th a prominent m~ke~ °te~ a,nda,cate its pl,acement. After fu~ther
Council discussion, a motion was m~de by Councilman Gal~~.gher, seconded bv
Councilman Millis and unanimously carried, ~hat the Cit~ erect a fence, and properlq
mark said fence, on a port~on of Wi~holm Lane running through I~ot 7 of Tract
541, until such t~.me as ~his portion of G3ilholm Lan~ is required by tY~e City.
Councilman Gallagher then amended his motic~n, which wa~ seconded by Councilman
Spierling, accepted by Councilman Millis and unan~mously carried, that the
adjacent property owners of the subject portion of Wilholm Lane to be tenced,
be contacted and if they have no objection to the for~gaing motion, that the
City proceed with the fencing wi~hout further Council action.
R~VIEW OF INFO. ON PROPOSED PROPOSITION 2- P~11RK BOND ACT 8F 1976
The Council reviewed information ~rom the California Park and Recreatian
Society, Inc. endorsing Proposition 2 on the November 2, 1976 ballot, entitled
the "Coastal and Park Bond Act of 1976"e Administx~ator Butch stated ~here is
indication that the County and Cities within it would be eligible for approx~-
mately $519,000 of the p~roposed bond issue, No Council act~~n was taken.
REQIJEST FOR REMOVAIr OF PEDESTRIAN CROSSING SIGN ON SO. ELM - FURTHER STUDY
The Council ~°ead a letter from Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Qwen, 641 So. E1m
Street, requesting removal of a Pedestrian Crossing sign in the middle of the
sidewalk at 641 So. Elm, contending it is unattractive as well as hazardaus to
those using the sidewalk. The Council reviewed a report on the matter from
City Engineer Garcia, as well as photographs taken of
the subject sign and its
placement. It was pointed out ~hat these signs are placed aceording to State
Code standards. Council discussion was held, with a suggestion made for the
sign to be cantilevered. After further Council discussion, the City staff was
directed to explore all possibilities for the subject sign and come bacl~ ta the
Council with its recom2nendations.
PUBLIC HEARING - IMPROVEMENTS ON DEL SOL - ASSES~MENT DTSTRTCT TO PROCEED
Administrator Butch advised that a public hearing had been set,by the
Public Works Department, as previously directed by the Council, for the forma-
tion of an Improvement District under the 1911 Act, Shart ~o~°m, fo~r the instal.-
lation of concrete curbs, gutters, driveway apron5 ~nd sidewalks can Del Sol
Street. The matter had been inadvertently left off tonight's agenda, but
property owneXS involved in the district had been notifisd af the hearing and
are present. After Council discussion, a motion was made by Councilman Gallagher,
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seconded by Counci].man Schlegel and unanimously car~~.ed, that the public heasi,ng,
as noticed to property owners on the "Notice to Cor~struct", be added to the
agenda and proceed at this time.
Director of Public Works Anderson rev~.ewed the background of this mat~~r,
as outlined in the Council's August 10, 1976 mi,nutes. Mayor de Leon then
declared the public heaxing open and all persons would now be heard for or
against the installation of concrete improvements on Del Sol Street. Mike
F~sher, 641 Del Sol, spoke in favor of the matter. No one spoke in oppasition
~o the improvements. There being no further public comment, Mayor de Leon
declared the hearing closed.
After Council discu.ssion, a motion was made by Councilman Gall.agher,
seconded by Councilman Spierling and unanimously ca~ried, to go ahead with
the proceedings under the Improvement Act of 1911, Short ~°orm, for the ~
installation of concrete curbs, gutters, driveway aprons and sidewalks on
Del Sol Street.
RECEIPT OF DEPAEtTMENTAL REPORTS FOR AUGUST, 1976
The Council received, reviewed and ordered filed the Departmental
Reports for the month of August, 1976.
MUNI. CODE AMEND. - ORD. ADOPT. - REZONE #75-84~"A'~ TO "PD" OAK PARK ACRES(KVIA7,')
City Attorney Shipsey read the title of an ord~nance rezoning certain
property in the City from "A" to "P-D" and prezona.ng portions of proper~y
presently in the City of Pismo Beach and the County of San Luis Qbispo to "P-D",
with the total area also known as Oak Park Acres generally loca~ed at Oak Parl~
Boulevard and Highway 101; thereafter, a motion was made by Gouncilman Schlegel,
seconded by Councilman Spierling and unanimously carried, to dispense with
reading the balance of this ordinancee
ORDINANCE NO. 14U C.S.
AN ORD~NANCE OF THE CITY OF ~1RROY0 GRANDE AMENDING A PORTION
OF THE ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF ARROYO GRANDE RE~ERRED TO
IN SECTION .302 OF TTTLE 9~ CHAPTER 4~ OF THE MUNICIPAL
CODE SO AS TO REZONE CERTAIN PROPERTY IN THE CTTY OF ARROYO
GRANDE AND TO PREZONE CERTAIN UNINCORPORATED T~RRTTORY
ADJOINTNG THE CTTY OF ARROYO GRANDE PURSUANT TO GOVERNMENT
CODE SECTION 65859 AND ARROYO GRANDE MUNICIPAL CODE
SECTTON 9-4.3209.
On motion of Councilman Schlegel, seconded by Councilman Spie~ling and
on the following roll call vote, to wit:
AYES: Councilmen Spierling, Gall.agher, Schlegel, Millis and Mayor de Leo~
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
the foregoing Ordinance was pa~sed and adopted this °14th day of Sep~ember, 1976.
REPQRT RE. FEDERAL GOV'T LQC.~L PUBLIC WORKS CAPITAL ~EVELOPo PROGRAM
City Engineer Gax°cia reviewed with the Council hi5 report regarding
project funding possible under the Public Works Employment Act of 1976. Under
the Act, 25U million dollars has been allocated to the State of California, for
use by public agencies in completing unbudgeted projects for which unemploysd
persons can be hized. He listed several projects for rahich application might
be considered for grant monies under this program. He recommended applying fo~
three of the suggested projects, with the Council to set priorities and City s~af~
will then work out the costs, etc. for each application. After Council discus-
sion, general consensus was that discretian of which projects to apply for be
left up to City Staff when they get into filling out the applications. Projects
suggested were as follows: Remodel of City Hall and constructian of the first
phase of the Civic Center Master Plan; Completion of the Fair 0aks area storm
drains (i.e. Grand Ave., Sunset Drainage System); Installation of major water
transmiss~on lines pe~ water master plan and construction of a million gallon
reservoir at Reservoir #1 site; Replace settled curb, gutter, and sidewalks
in older portions of Arroyo Grande; Install a~ million gallon reservoir and
required piping at high level location.(perhaps 2 locations); and Improvernent
of Strother Park.
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AUTHOR:IZE OPENING OF LEASE-PURCHASE F'OR MA~ON ST. PROP~R~Y 50UTH OF CITY HALL
Administrator Butch reviewed that the Council had previously received a
sale quote on property at 126 South Mason Street, vr~th said offer to expire
October 1, 1976. The Citizens Advisory Gommittee on a Civic Center Needs' Study
had recommended purchase of said property by the City for future parking
expansion in conjunction with the remodeling of the Civic Centez°. After Council
discussion, a motion was made by Counailman Spierling, seconded by Councilman
Gallagher and carried, authorizing City staff to open excrow for a lease-purchase
agreement for property at 126 South Mason Street.
REVIEW OF REPORT RE. AMENDMENTS OF E~EES FOR REZONINGS, USE PERMITS, ETC.
Administrator Butch reviewed with the Council his s°eport dated
September 1, 1976, regarding zoning ordinance procedures and the cost to both
the City and the petitioner. He recommended that changes be made to the City's
present fees to increase the cha.rges for rezonings, use permit fees, variances
and appeals to better cover the City's costs for these procedures (postage,
publication costs, etc.). The report included a comparison of what other cities
charge for these procedures. After Council discussion, City Attorney Shipsey ~
was directed to prepare an ordinance to amend the City's present fees as per
the recommendation, as follows: Rezonings -$125, plus an additional deposit
of $125 to cover ordinance publication aosts, with the balance of the $125
deposit not expended to be refunded ~o the applicant; Use Permits -$:50.00;
Variances -$75.U0; and $50.00 for appeals on any of the foregoing.
Discussion was also held on costs of Planned Developments, such as the
one just completed - Oak Park Acres - in which much staff time was expended.
The City staff was directed to study this matter and come back to the Council
with its recom~r?endations for charges on future Planned Developments.
REVIEW OF INFORMATION FROM LEAGUE OF CALIFORNIA CITIES
The Gbuncil reviewed various pieces of information from the League of
California Cities. One item was notice of a session set in Los Angeles on
September 22, 1976, which wa.ll be a briefing i.n implementation of new legislation.
The City Administrator was authorized to attend said meeting.
Administrator Butch also advised that the Council needs to appoint a
voting delegate for the annual League meeting in San Diego from October 17 thru
20, 1976. After Council discussion, a motion was made by Councilman Millis,
seconded by Counc~lman Spierling and unanimously carried, designating Mayor de
Leon as the City's Voting Delegate at the upcoming League Conference, and
Councilman Gallagher as al~ernate.
REVIEW OF SURVEY RE. PROPOSED TRANSIT PLAN IN SOUTH COUNTY
Councilman Spierling reviewed with the Council a letter from Transit
Manager Nickelson, addressed to Dave Systems, Inc., solici~inq a management
and operating financial bid from that firm, for a proposed Five Cities Transit
System. Also reviewed was a sur~vey made in Shell Beach, Pisma Beach, Arroyo
Grande, Grover City and Oceano, of 1525 persons, asking whether they would use
a transit system and for what purposes. The overall results showed that in the
South County, 86~ of the people questioned ind~cated they would use the system
about 1 or 2 times per week, mostly for shopping, and desired ~.he frequency of
buses to be every 1 or 2 hours.
REPORT - RECENT ANIMAL CONTROL MEETING
The Council reviewed a report from Police Chi~f Clark rega~°ding the
August 26th Animal Control meeting. Candidates for the posi°tion of Animal
Control Supervisors were interviewed, with the Committe~ ~ecommending that a
Mr. Robert Dollahite be hired for the position. He raas employed by Marin
County and has extensive experience in ~his field.
RESOLUTTON ADOPTION - REQUEST AUTHORTZATtON TO CLOSE BRP,NCH F°OR PARADE:-10/2/76
Administrator Butch reported that the Department of Transportation
requires a resolutian from the Council, requesting permi.ssion to close a
portion of Branch Street Calso known as State Highway 227) during the morning
hours of Saturday, October 2, 1976 for the annual Harvest E"estival Par~ade.
After Council discussion, City Attorney Shipsey read tk~e title of a resolution
requesting authorization to close a City street; thereafter, a motion was mads
by Councilman Schlegel, seconded by Councilman Gallagher and unanimously
carried, to dispense with reading the balance ~f this resolution.
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RESOLUTION I~O m 1248
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ARROYO
GRANDE REQUESTING AUTHORIZATION TO CLOSE A CITY STREETm
On motion of Councilman Spierling, seconded by Councilman Milli.s and on
tY~e f ol lowing ro 11 call vote , to w~.t :
AYES: Councilmen Spierling, Gallagher, Sch,legel, Mil]~is and Ms~yor d~ Leon
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
the foregoing Resolution was passed and adopt~d th~.s 14th d~y of September, 1976e
AUTHORT2E PLACEMENT OF BIKE RACK p1~T BRIDGE STREET
The Council, reviewed a recommendat~on from the Park~ng &~usiness
Improvement Area Advisory $oard, that a bike rack be placed on Bridge Street,
as request~ed by the Arroyo Grande Village Merchants Association and approved
by the Parking & Traffic Commission. After Council discussion, a motion was
made by Councilman Gallagher, seconded by Councilman Spierling and unani-
mously carried, approving the placement of a bike rack on Bridge Street
adjacent to the ice cream factory.
REPORT RE. PLACEMENT OF ADDITIONAL BENCHES IN C~I~ITRAL ~USINESS DISTRICT
The Council reviewed a repart from Planning Director Gallop, advising
that the Parking & Business Improvement Area Advisory Board has authorized
the purchase of three benches without backs and one bench with a back for
placement in the Central Business Distriet, with costs not to exceed $150.00
and to be built by the high school students.
RESOLUTION ADOPTION - FINDING LT. YOUNG'S DISABILITY AS INDiJSTRIAL
Administrator Butch reported that Police Lieutenant James Young has
applied for disability retirement from the City as the result of a back inaury,
effective October 1, 1976. The Public Employees Retirement System now reqireg
that the City Cauncil, by resolution, ma.ke a finding ~hat said disability i.s
industrial. After Council discussion, City Attorney Shipsey read the title o~
a resolution finding Lt. Young's disability as indus~trial; thereafter, a mo~ion
was made by Councilm~.n Schlegel, seconded by Councilman Gallagher and unani-
mously carried, to dispense with reading the balance of this resolution.
ItESOLUTTON NO. 1249
A RESCILU'TION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF' AI2ROY0
GRANDE FINDTNG AND DETERMTNING THAT LTEU'I'ENANT JAMES B.
YOUNG IS INCAPACITATED AS A RESLUT OF AN INDUSTRIAL
INJURY AND THAT HE SHOULD BE RETIRED.
On motion of Councilman Spierling, seconded by Councilman Millis and
an the following roll call vote, to wit;
AY~S: Councilmen Spierling, Gallagher, Schlegel, Millis and Niayor de T~eon
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
the foregoing Resolution was passed and adopted ~his 14th da~ of September, 1976,
APPROVE SHORT STREET REDESIGN
City Engineer Garcia reviewed with i~he Cauncil a proposed redesign of
Short Strcet. A standard island in the middle of the street has been budge~~d
($2,800), but after approximately ten variations were presented, the present
curvilinear street was selected instead of the island median. Costs for this
new pxoposal are $2,152 for construction and approximately $2p0 for landscapingm
The Council discussed the redesign, stating concern over the loss of 6 parking
spaces. Peggy Porter, speaking for the Downtown Parking Advisory Board, stated
this had been discussed, but not considered a negative factor in view o~ the
additional parkir~g area being acquired in ~he alley south of Branch StreQt.
After Council discussion, a motion was made by Councilman Gallagher, seconded
by Councilman Millis and unanimously carried, approving the redesign of Short
Street as presented and approving the reconstruction project.
COi,JNCILMAN SGFiLEGEL EX~USED HTMSELk' AUE TO A POSSTBLE CONFLICT OF INTEREST AD1D
IS NOW ABSENT.
CITY COUN('IL S~FTEMB~R ~ ~ ~ ~ 3'~~
ARROY~ GRANDE, CAI~IFORNIA PAG~ S
A~PROV~ ~'INAL MAP OF' T~tAGT $3~ "TEftRA bE O~tO~ UN~C~ 2", ~~C? ~R. ~GFt;AN~'~ ~T ~,T~~
C~ty Engin~~~ Gar~~a r~~i~~r~d w~~l~ ~h~ ~caura~il ~k~~ ~`~r~~l M~~a c~~ ~`r~~~
~ No. 5~~, "Ter~~a de O~o, Ua~~~ 2", wl~~ch a.~ ~~9-l0~ ~~}~d~~~,~~~~ ]c~~a~t.~d ~~~~.~~~,y
:of Stagecoach Roaci an ~ka~ ~x~e~si.on of ~ra D~~v~, ~~~e3~~.~,d~~s ~re ,~~m~~
Dotson and Ronald ~~~n~. Af°~~a~ Cc~urz~~.]~ ds.~~u~~;~c~z~a ~ m~~~~~a m~d~ b~
Courzcilman Spie~ling, s~~anded by ~ou~a~~,lznar~ Gal~a9~~~~r ~nd v~a~n~.z~c~usl,y c:a~r:~~d,
f3.ndir~q Tract Nc~. 538p ~~Te~°r~, d~ ~s~n, Uz~~~ 2", ~to la~ ~nn~a.~t~n~ wa,t;1~ ~a~~~'~
Gene~°~1 ~lan and zor~f~g; aa~ep~a.r~g, a~ b~ka~3.~ ~f ~u~a~.a~~, ~~ae
s~eem~nts, and ~„at A~s shown ax~ said M~~~~~.~~h 1a~ p~~l~ ~.n~
cl~ain~g~ ba~in) ; ~~~e~ting ~~a~,s ~tizn~ ~h~ ~~~wrn ~a~ °~h~ Map ~s ~sfu~~.~~
street~~; and a,ppro°ving £in~a.l ~~a~~ M~p Na. 5~8.
COUNCZT,MAN ~CI~LEGE~ NCW ~RE~E~'~ e
RES(JI.UT~QN AD(JPT~ON - 1~AN9E PAR,K A~~P. "T~F~RA ~~(7 ~A~K" - ItiC7.
Tk~e ~~unc~1 ~~v~~w~d J~r~~ 9, ~ 9~~ ~n~nu~~~ ~f ~la~ ~~~~e~ & l~~~s~~~~~~z~
Co~s~ion, r~~ommend~nc~ ~ka~ r~et~ park ~~e~ ~S~~~g c~~c~~~~°~~d ~a ~4~~ i,~
cpnnecta~on with ~he se~oncl ~xz~i~ o~ ~k~~ c~~ O~~ ~~Ta~~~~s~ ~r~ A'I"~a~~ N~s ~?3~ ~
be offic~al ly r~~m~d as c~~ ~~a P~~~C'° t C~~a~.r~~~l c3~~~u~~~,~~, ~~t.~
Attorr~ey Sha.pse~r ~e~,cl t1~~ ~~~1~ a~ a x~solu~~~~ ~a~~~~ ~ p~~k s~~~ ~.r~ ~h~ C~~~,
there~ft~~, a mo~inr~ was m~d~ b~ C~u~~~~~~ `~p~~~~~.~~P ~~~c~~ci~c~ b~r ~r~~ra~~.~~~
Gallaghez ,~r~d un~n~mou~~:~ c~~~i~d~ ~a d~~pe~~e ~r~~~ ~Y~~
this xeso~u~ioa~.
RES~LU~~CON Na. 125Q
A F2ESC)ZUT~ON O~' 'TIIE ~~'~Y ~~t?1~I~~.L4 ~F `~"H~ ~ZT~' G'i~ ~T~.dS~O
G:RADiDE NAMING ~A~2K S~TE ~T~ fiHE "~~f~~ 0~~ ~CJBI~~StIS~C:N
AS "7.'ERRA D~ ~R~ P~1I2IC" ~
On ~~~:an o~ ~o~zn~~l~n~.n Spie~~.~x~c~, s~~or~d~d b~ ~our~~~l~rs~~ ~~~~.~~~e~ ~z~c~
on the ~ollowing ~01.1 call v~~~, w~,~e
~YES: Coun~a.~z~en Spie~]~~r~g, ~~ll~c~h~rp M~1~~~ ~~d ~~a~ cl~ I~~~n
NO~S: None
~SENT: Nc~r~e
ABSTAINED: Counc~~m~n ~~Yt~~c~~l
the f~regoing Reso~u~~.o~ c~~s ~~~s~d and ~d~pt~d ~~,~s ~ ~~1~ ~~~t ~~~~~~ka~~ ~ ~ ~~F .
RECONIM~ND~+,".t"~C7N '~O AMEND WA~E~ ORI~~NLAN~~ - FiEI;B O~El~
As requested by C~~}r A~~orr~~y ~~a~.p~~~, hi~ ~~~~rnnte~d~c~ ~m~r~cizne~~s ~c~
the Ci~y's W~ter Ord~r~an~e ~v~~~he1d a~~e~ ~r~~~:1 ~~~~ra~~ m~~~;i~g~
REGEI~T OF B2D~ RE. ~'1`REE'.~" Pg1ii~NG 1'Rt~7~C~ #~0-76-3 - FiE~ ~~E~2
Bids ws~°e ~~G~~ved on S~p~emb~~ ~o~ 5~~~~t F~~~zze~ ~~~j~~~ tJ~~
90-76-3, bu~ awax~d o~ °~h~ ~on~~a~~ ~~s ~e~~aes°~~c1 be k~~~,c~ by ~c~~a
b~dci:e~, Su1ly~Ma.1~e~, whi~h ~he Coun~~l agr~~d ~o do, ~°~s ~ex~ ~~g~a~~~
meeting.
~`ROGRE~S 12EPORT - 5(3. ~~N LU~~ ~~~CaPO ~(7~JAT`~5~ SAI~i~'I"~"z`~C)I~T ~IS~~~~"~"
The Cou~e~~ ~evi.~w~~d ~~e C~a~~~' ~~~~z.~ c~~~r~~o~ e~~~~~~1~ fa~
Aug~t~t, 1976,, f~~ ~he 5ea~z~h San ~~~s ~b~ ~~c~ ~~z~~~~~=.i~~ ~
:RESOL. ADOPT. - ~A1TEN'T ~O ABAt+~DC)I~i ~LE~ AT ~~tl~~S ~"~°R~~~ ~LTE~ 9 Fi~ARs 9 (J/~ 2/'~ C~
The Council ~°eva,~wed ~ mem~~°~r~dum ~~o~n P~~r~~~x~~ ~2~,~'~~~~~ ~~7~~-~F~,
that ~he Planraing Com~rc~~sio~ k~ac~, a~ ~~s ~~~S~em~e~ 7~:kz ~~~~¢r~~, ~~~~mm~rac~~~]
appro~ral of the ~~quest ~ay ii~~k ~a~e ~l~~t a ~ac~~~i~rz ~~o~~ ~ e~~
the Walrs~xt G~`o~re Add~.t~on ~.rs °~h~ ~a~~y (ab~°~~~.nc~ ~~~°e~°~) 1~~ ~~~~~~~~d.
After Coun~il d~.s~ussion, C~t~r A~°~~~ney S~~.pse~ ~°e~c~ ~t~~ ~~~~~~u~~~~
of ~.nten~i:on ta aband~n a po:~~iora ~z~ ~~1~~ ~1~~ ~~d p~b1.~~
he~r~.ng thereon a~ 8:OQ P.M. on O~~obe~ ~2, 19'76; ~~e~~~~~ w~~ m~c~~
COLiriC~,~III~.Tl S~k11GC~P~' se~or~dsd Co~xn~ilzn~r~ Uall~.~k~~~ ~,r~cl ~r~~r~~zn~~.~~~r ~~a..~~~e~,
to d~spen~e w~.th read~.ng t~he Ta~.lan~~ ~f ~~is ~e~olu°~~~na
~.2E~O~UT~ON N~~ 251
p, RE50~UT~f3N OF` '~'I-IE ~~TY ~C3UI~I~~Is QF `.~I-~~ ~~°I"~ UF A~I~O~"C~
GRAI~ID~ S~TT~I~TG F'ORTH 2"~'S ~NTEN~~qT~T `~'Ci V~~F~,'L4E ~~~AI~J~CaN
A1~tI~ C~,OSE T~T ~I.I~~S~ WITIi~1~ ~~GTC ~(7~' ~`Fi~ V~A~IoTt.}~`~ ~RC,i~l~
ADn~TION (ABUT'I'~NG ~x~ss s°~~~E'T) ~1~ '~Fi~ ~~~Y O~ X~z2~C3Y0
GRANDE ~lD F~X~I~G '~IN~ ~lTTD PT.AAC~ ~~R Fi~~IIe~Ca 1~1~ 1~~~i7~I3EL?
FOE2 BY S`~kEETS & Fi~GHV~7A~l~ ~QDE S~L:~~~IN ~3~0' ~~Q.
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CITY COUNCI~, SEPTEMBER 1~, 1~76
AFtROYCa GRA1V~?E' CALIFORNI~, ~FA.~ Ez
On mot~ora o~ Councilman Spierling, s~~o:ad~d by C~ou~~~~.man ~~l~~gh~x
~nd an the follawing ~°oll call vo°t~, 1~a wi~:
AXES: Coun~ilm~n SFierl~.ng, G~~1.agher, Sc:h].~g~1, M~~ ~ z.~ ~~d M~}ror d~ ~c~n
NQES: N~ne
ABSENT, None
~,he ~ox~goa.ng ~eso~.ution was ~~~s~d ~nd adopted ~hzs ~ ~th day o~ ~;~~+~~mb~r & ~ ~ ~F~ T
RECEI~T OE' PETITIQN F4R WA.LKVV~tAY~B~KE PATH ON VA~L~Y ROAC~
~he Coun~~1 ~e~~*i~*~d a pet%~a~c~r~, s.igned l~y ap;~r~xa~ma~ely 128 res~d,~n~~
ca~ ~he Sun~ise Te~'r~~~ Mobi~.~ Hom~ ~a~kp reques°~ing ~ wa~.~wa~~bak~ pa~h be
es~~blishecl from ~he p~.r7c to the high schoo~, a]~ong C~a~l~y koad, A~~~r Caur~~i~
di,s~ussicsn, the Council diz~ec~~d tl~~ Gi~y .~~znini~~ra~~~ °~ca ~a~~~~ ~ l~~t~~ ~a
the petitioners, ex~laining tha~: the City has been ~~yzng to d~ ~,ha.s far qu~.~~
some ~ame, and suggesting th~~ °~h~ ~esid~rats pres~ent a~apy of° th~~~ ~e~.a~~z4n
to the Couxa~y Board of Supervisors, as the ma~car partion of i7a~1~~ Ro~d ~s zra
the County az~d ~he Cat~z~~y ha~ ~+reviously be~n mad~ ~.ware af th~ G~t~'s d~~~~°~
to camplete such a~r~lkw~y~b~k~ path p~o~e~~.
LEfiTER OF APPEtECIATION RE. CONS~~ERA"~~C3N ~tJ'~ TI~TTO C3AIC p~RI~ ~1~1~5 - BONPe1~T~A RE~1Z~~~
Caurse~lzn~n Ga~.l~gYa~~ ~~~~~w~~ ~ 1e~~er ~~~~i~r~d fram Bananza R~a~~y ~,r~
~.rroyo G~ande, expressing ~pprec~.~ta.on ~'a~° ~he ~~n~~~r~ and p1,~nning ~ntc~
the Oak Park Ac~°es Planned Devc~~eapm~n~ by ~i ty ~~a~f, ~t~~ ~a~~~ Gaua~~~ ~ ar~d
F~lanning Commission.
I1~Qi3IR7CES RE. FR.QPOSED PERMI~NEN'~ A[TGTT~IV LTSE PERM~~' A.L~FI~ZCA'i"I(7I~ -~1~GKSQN
El~zabeth Ja~kscan, 208 ~"a~~ View, pu~ s~ve~~l qu~s~t~.csns to the ~~.~y
At~orney ~eg~.rdinc~ a~arapo~ed permaner~t au~ti~ri ~n ~he Ca.~y, ~~r. wha ~h; a U~~
Permit applic~tion has be~r~ ~~abznz~t~.~d. He~ quest;~c~ns ~s fo~.~.ows, ~~qu~s~~rng
City Attorney Sh~.psey ~cs c~~.~re he~ the ~n~w~~~ ~y ~1~e ~~.~ra~,~.ng ~omm~s~~.e~n' ~
meet~ng o~ Septemb~x~ ~1} 1976. 1) Do ure havs a~~w, ~n ~h~ C~~y c~f A~royo
Grande, corz~ern~z~g ~uctions; 2a What ~Yze l~gal d~~ana.~:~.can~ o~ "~a~r~r?an~z~t;" ~rad
~~auctaon" are; 3) If the Gity doesn°~t h~.ve a~a~, da~s °~h~ ~o~xra~y, ~nd if i°~
does, what is it? and 4) ~s ~he applac~~ion for a Us~ Pe~mz~ fo~ ~h~~ p~~~m.~n~nt
au~t~.on ~or ptab~.ic sal~~ to ~h~ highe~t l~~~d~~ ("~)c~r ~s i~ ~o b~ pc~.~~o~a~.
p~operty or cons~gnments? She ~°~at~d °~k~at ci~.d no~ w~n~ ~~~w~xs ~can,~.g°ht,
ju~t by °~he 27th.
UTS~USSIC7N 1~. ~OTJN'I'Y' S PROgOSED R.EG~'OllTAL ~ICl2~ C~I~T'~"~~ ~~A'T~ClN ~N ARRC~'YO GRAIVfD~
Couracilman rilillis i.ndi~a~~d ~once~n whethe~ tk~~ C~~y would b~ c~z~r~~
ample appor°~unity ~Go g~~re inp~t on th~ prop~s~d ~~g~~~al ~~~~c ce~at~r ~a b~
located in A~x°oyo Grand~~ Admi.n~~tra~Go~ ~~ai~ch ~d~tis~d ~~a~ tY~~ Cou~~y ka~~
been requestecl to furnista the ~~.tg wa~th al~ infa~ma~ian~ ~lans, ~tc, c~~ th~
prqpos~l before the ~ctober 12~h public h~~~ing by ~l~e Cat~nty ~1~~ ma~.~~a~T
Concern was also raised ~°eg~~dixag the possibil~.~y af ~h~ C'o~n~y"s ~ra~;pa~:atican
Yard being m~de ~ part of the comple~s, i~ i~. is t~ b~ ~o~ated on °~he ~~o~o~~d
site between 5~.. Pa~rieJc's ~nd Val~.e~r V~ew Schoo~~. It was ~~a~~f~ed
publ~c agen~ies are not 'bound by local zon~z~g laws . ~n x~epl~ °~c> C~~xncilzn~~
Gallagher's suggestiqn, Aci~n~n~strato~ But~h ~~a~~d tha~ tl~e Cou.n~y had
previou5ly been approach~d abou~ the g~s~~.k~~.~.i~y o~ ~om~i.n~.~cr ~h~i~ Sou~h ~
County Corporation Ya~d wi~h ~he Ci~ty's, or .~sh S~~e~t, whi~h. wa~ not a~c~p~~d
as th~ Caunty indicated it ra~eds more ~oom,
ADJ OURNMENT
Qn motian of Cauncilm~~ Ga~.~.agher, s~~onded by Caun~~lm~n ~~ie~~l~.ng
and unanimously carri~ed, ~he zneeting adjoua~ne~d at 9c19 P.NI.
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CTTY CLERK N~A~1~12