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Minutes 1986-04-08 . CITY COUNCIL APRIL 8, 1986 ARROYO GRANDE, CALIFORNIA 7:30 P.M. The City Council met in Regular Session with Mayor B'Ann Smith presiding. Upon roll call, Council Members Matt Gallagher, Dorace Johnson and Gene Moots were present. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE AND INVOCATION Council Member Moots led the Pledge of Allegiance to our flag. Council Member Gallagher delivered the invocation. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS None CONSENT AGENDA Council Member Moots withdrew Item 10 and Council Member Gallagher withdrew Items 14,15 and 21 for discussion. On motion of Council Member Moots, seconded by Council Member Johnson, and unanimously carrie~ to approve Consent Agenda Items 1 through g, 11 through 13 and 16 through 20. . . 1. Much Z5, 1986 Minutea CRecoamcnd Approval) 2. Demand Register (Recamncnd Approval) 3. QWd Abuse Prevention Proclamation CReccmnend Ma)'Or Proclaim) 4. Public Schoola' Week Proclamation (Recoamcnd Ma)'Or Proclaim 5. San Luia Obispo La Piesta Parade Invitation (InfoDDation) 6. SCEDA Water Diacuaaion Meeting Invitation (Infoanation) 7. SCAT Minutes, . January 10, 1986 (Infomiation) 8. SCAT Meeting Report, April 3, 1986 (Information) 9. SCAT Monthly Perfoanance Report, Pebruuy, 1986 (InfoDDacion) 11. Planning ('nnni..;on Anlwered Agenda, April I, 1986 (Informacion) 12. DeparlDlental Report for Much, 1986 (Information) 13. League of California Cities' Legialative Bulletin No. 11-1986 CReccamcnd Opposition to AB38Z0, 4181, 4335 and 4277) 16. CCCJPA Transfer of Punds ftGD Worker's Coat>> Progrllll to Liability Progrllll Report (Information) 17. CCCJPA Medical Plan Refund Report (InfoDDation) 18. 1986 Weed Abatement Progrllll Report (Information) 19. Soto Sporu CaDp).ex Progreu PaJlllCOt No. Z (Rcr-n<I Approval) 20. Corporation Yard Progress Pa)'IIICDt No. 2 (R ec...-xI Approval) CITY COUNCIL APRIL 8, 1986 ARROYO GRANDE, CALIFORNIA PAGE TWO CONSENT AGENDA Continued Item 10-Retail Sales Report, 3rd Quarter, 1985 City Manager Robert Mack referred to his April 1, 1986, report on this subject. He said that the State Board of Equalization has released sales tax data for the third quarter of 1985 in a publication entitled, Taxable Sales in California. He said the data is presented to assist the Council in analyzing Arroyo Grande's retail sales position and potential marketing capability. Item 14-Request for Council Support to SCA 9 - Governor's Authorization to Review State Parole Board's Decision to Release Convicted Murderers Council Member Gallagher urged the Council to support State Senator Boatwright's Senate Constitutional Amendment g, and staff was directed to send a letter of support of the measure. COUNCIL MEMBER D.G. PORTER ARRIVED AT 7:40 P.M. Item 15-Denial of Claim for Thelma Simmons Mr. Mack said Mrs. Simmons was involved and injured in an auto accident on State Highway 227, within Arroyo Grande, on January 16, 1986, and is claiming $2 million from the taxpayers with no basis of computation. He recommended denial of the claim. Item 21-Tally Ho Road Improvement Acceptance, Final Progress Payment and Retention Release Council Member Gallagher referred to an October 8, 1985, letter from Public Works Director Paul Karp to John Madonna Construction Co. expressing concern over the lack of progress in work on Tally Ho Road and intention to begin assessment of $300.00 for every day the work remained incomplete past expiration of the contract time. Council Member Gallagher asked if the staff now recommends that the City not adhere to the letter. Mayor Smith asked what is the amount the City keeps for bonding. Mr. Karp said the City will retain $35,540.26, ten per cent of the contract. He said that will be released if no claims are filed within the lien period. He said that there were 28 change orders on the project, as well as extensions granted because of rain days and delays in preparing punch lists, and so the overall project date has been extended to the date of completion, March 26, 1986. Council Member Gallagher said the contractor did not do a good job, and maybe the City should ask for damages. Mr. Karp said that John Madonna had created quite a few delays, but so had the City, and the staff feels that the contract has been completed. On motion of Council Member Galla9her, seconded by Council Member Moots, and unanimously carried, to approve Consent Agenda Items 10,14,15 and 21 as recommended. MOBILE HOME RENT STABILIZATION Mayor Smith said she had a proposal on this subject, a proposed ordinance for Mobile Home Rent Stabilization for the City of Arroyo Grande. She said she had asked the City Attorney to prepare the ordinance which could be taken to public hearing. She said the ordinance would be advertised so anyone could testify. She reviewed the proposed Ordinance, and after discussion, the Council decided to hold a public hearing on the subject at 1:00 P.M. Wednesday, April 23, at the Community Center, 211 Vernon Avenue. - - CITY COUNCIL APR I l 8, 1986 ARROYO GRANDE I CALIFORNIA PAGE THREE PUBLIC HEARING-PROPOSED TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP AND DETERMINATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECT, 42-UNIT RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION, KNOWN AS "STRAWBERRY PATCH," SOUTH ELM STREET, WITHIN R-3 MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT, MID-STATE ENGINEERS, INC. (COUNTY ASSESSOR PARCEL NO. 77-91-02) . Planning Director Stanley Eisner referred to his transmittal of Planning Commission Action on this subject. He said this is a submission of a project to replace a 57 unit condominium project previously approved by the Planning Commission. He said the project is submitted under the provisions of Optional Design Standards in accordance with the provisions of the Municipal Code. He said the project is characterized by reduced lot size and a generally reduced yard requirement. He said the Planning Commission was concerned with issues of density and overall project design. After Council questions of staff, Mayor Smith said the Notice of Public Hearing had been duly published and all requirements met for this public hearing and invited the public to address the Council. MARSHAL OCHYlSKI, Landplans Plus, project representative, said that it was the app 1 i cants I intent to draw zero lot 1 i nes. He said that the project would have 15 fewer units than the approved plan, and the rationale of the project is to create a single family home look that makes economic sense. He said the new "patio homes" provide private open space and more parking space. He said the applicants had agreed to C.C.&Rs. to address the problems brought up by the Planning Commissioners; six-foot wide private sidewalks on the interior lots, and a storm drain from the project to the major drain line on Farroll Road. He said the homes would be from 1,250 to 1,450 square feet. Mayor Smith called for others to speak; when no one came forward the public hearing was closed. Council discussion centered for the most part on the planned movement of a traffic barricade to Farroll Ro~d narrowing South Elm Street down from four lanes to two lanes. Council Member Gallagher asked if this would make more liability for the City. City Attorney Art Shaw said the City's Traffic Engineer will have to establish a safe design, and that it would be difficult getting the developer to contribute funds for an insurance policy for , the public right of way. Council Member Gallagher asked Mr. Karp if he could design a barricade that would not be challenged in court some day as an unsafe condition, and he said no. He said to widen Elm Street for the full length between Pike and Farroll, the City would have to condemn right of way approximately 350 feet by 30 feet. .... After more discussion of design, density and drainage, Mr. Eisner read the title of the proposed Resolution to approve the tentative tract map. On motion of Council Member Johnson, seconded by Council Member Moots, and unanimously carried to dispense with further reading of the Resolution. RESOlUTIO~ NO. 1947 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ARROYO GRANDE APPROVING REVISED TENTATIVE TRACT MAP NO. 1395 "PACIFIC POINT," UNDER OPTIONAL DESIGN STANDARDS the foregoing Resolution was passed and adopted on the 8th day of April, 1986. PUBLIC HEARING-TRAFFIC SIGNAL FEE ORDINANCE AND RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING FEES Mr. Mack said that this concept is based on the premise that all new development will add some degree of traffic on the City streets and create the need for increased signalization. He referred to the City's traffic signalization map and identified the signals already planned. He said the fees are based on schedules in the proposed Resolution, and they are based on traffic projections with ratios for all types of development. He referred to 1etter~ from John Ghormley of Bonita Homes, Inc. and from William Sommermeyer, president of the SQuth County Economic Oevelopment A~sB~iajiRn. On m~tion of Covncil M~mber Gallagher, seconded by Council m ronson, an IInanlmous y carned to enter these into the record. ,-'. -. CITY COUNCIL APRIL 8E 1986 ARROYO GRANOE, CALIFORNIA PAG FOUR PUBLIC HEARING-TRAFFIC SIGNAL FEE ORDINANCE AND RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING FEES-Continued Mr. Mack said the Resolution specifying fees will be reviewed annually by the Counc i 1 . Mayor Smith said the Notice of Public Hearing had been duly published and all requirements met for this public hearing and invited the public to address the Council. BILL SOMMERMEYER, president of the South County Economic Development Association, said his association basically supports the plan, but raised the question of equity and said some of the expense of some of the signals should be born by the City as a whole. He said the City should condition the fees on the basis of peak hour traffic. Mayor Smith called for others to speak; when no one came forward the public hearing was closed. Mr. Karp suggested that the developers again review the proposed ordinance, which says that all the signal costs will not be pushed off on new development. He said that it only requires that new development only pay a fair share of what it would cost for a signal. He said the Ordinance addresses this particular concern.of the Development Association and Mr. Ghormley. On motion of Council Member Johnson, seconded by Council Member Moots, and unanimously carried, to continue this item to the next Council meeting. ROSEWOOD LANE AREA STORM DAMAGE INVESTIGATION REPORT Mr. Mack said the City had not fully completed its investigation, but would give a preliminary report. He showed the Pearwood Pond drainage line on a wall map. He said the City had found a clog in the line that more than likely occurred from the removal of a safety device - trash rack in the Pearwood Pond. He said the clog created a pressurized situation and the water traveled to the point of least resistance - a four-inch private drain line connected into the Pearwood Drain Line and coming out to a 55-gallon drum located in the back yard at the Oliver residence address. He said the City is searching to see if a building permit was issued for this private line. He said there also have been complaints from the McNeils and the Schuhs. He said the problem on the Kitman property appears to be independent of this problem. Mr. Karp said the City will be installing two manholes on the Pearwood drain line to aid staff in inspection and maintenance of the line in the future, one on the Kitman property and another on Rosewood lane. BIll SCHUH of 115 Rosewood lane asked when the City's investigation of the problem would be completed, and Mr. Karp said by April 17, 1986. Mr. Schuh said the City will be having a liability problem if it does not get the developer to put in the drainage ditch immediately. Mayor Smith asked Mr. Karp when Mr. Dorfman was instructed to put in the drainage ditch, and Mr. Karp earlier after Mr. Kitman first brought the problem of Rosewood drainage to the attention of Staff and City Council. Mayor Smith asked Mr. Karp to contact Mr. Dorfman immediately and report back to the Counc i 1 . THE COUNCIL RECESSED FROM 9:30 to 9:40 P.M. CONTINUED DISCUSSION OF APPEAL OF PLANNING COMMISSION'S DENIAL OF TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP, TRACT NO. 1187, 43-LOT SINGLE FAMILY DEVELOPMENT, R-l DISTRICT, STAGECOACH ROAD, (JOE AND MARY ZOGATA) Mr. Karp referred to the approved tentative map and the proposed amendment to the drainage system map on the wall, and explained the difference in the drainage. Mayor Smith reviewed the proposed Resolution for the Council and the Public. There was a discussion of a 10 foot wide paved easement, suggested by the Mayor, for drainage, foot traffic and emergency use at the bottom of the hill. The Mayor also requested that a barrier be constructed to prevent automobiles on Oak Hill Road from using the easement. She also recommended that not only the drainage planned for the original retarding basin be diverted to the Pearwood Pond, but also all the drainage which would flow to Oak Hill Road and Pearwood Avenue. -- CITY COUNCIL APRIL 8, 1986 ARROYO GRANDE, CALIFORNIA PAGE FIVE ZOGATA TRACT 1187 DISCUSSION Continued JIM GARING of Garing/Taylor Associates, engineers for the project, said that the Tentative Tract Map shows a 25-foot wide sewer and storm dra in easement. Mr. Mack suggested changing the proposed Resolution to read "25-foot dedicated public right-of-way", with only 10-foot being paved. Mr. Karp read the title of the proposed Resolution. On motion of Council Member Johnson, seconded by Council Member Moots, and unanimously carried, to dispense with further reading of the Resolution. RESOLUTION NO. 1948 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ARROYO GRANDE APPROVING AMENDMENTS TO THE GRADING I DRAINAGE, AND RIGHT-OF- WAY PLANS FOR TRACT 1187 (ZOGATA); AND ESTABLISHING CITY POLICY FOR ROAD ACCESS FOR ADJOINING 40 ACRE PARCEL; AND FUTURE EMERGENCY VEHICLE ACCESS REQUIREMENTS FROM PEARWOOO AVENUE TO GULARTE ROAD On motion of Council Member Johnson, seconded by Council Member Moots,- and on the following roll call vote, to wit: AYES: Mayor Smith and Council Members Gallagher, Johnson, Moots and Porter NOES: None ABSENT: None the foregoing Resolution was passed and adopted the 8th day of April, 1986. On motion of Council Member Gallagher, seconded by Council Member Johnson, and unanimously carried, to approve the appeal by Mary and Joe Zogata of the Arroyo Grande Planning Commission's denial of the Tentative Subdivision Map, Tract 1187, based on the foregoing Resolution. PASEO STREET DEVELOPMENT PLANS REVISION Mr. Karp said that he had contacted Mrs. Babcock about selling the easement across the back of her property to connect with the Stone easement granted for drainage for Tally Ho Creek with Paseo Street. He said she said no, and that she was going to sell her property and the City could deal with the new owners. Mr. Karp said he would recommend that the City require the developer accept the conditions attached to the original proposal and post an adequate cash bond to have the City acquire the easement through eminent domain. He said he doesn't think the City should be approving a drainage pond on a right of way. After more discussion of the drainage and easement, on motion of Council Member Gallagher, seconded by Council Member Moots, and unanimously carried to continue discussion of this item to the meeting of April 22, 1986. RESOLUTIONS ESTABLISHING NO PARKING ON GRANO AVENUE AT: 1118 Grand Avenue (Rohla) and 1040, 1052, 1054 and 1064 Grand Avenue (Blankenburg) Mr. Karp said that the Public Works Department was presenting two resolutions for the establishment of no parking zones for Grand Avenue frontages of property under development in conformance with the previously adopted Resolution No. 1881. He said one is the Blankenburg property west of Mid-State Bank, and the other is for APB Associates which are being occupied by Dr. Rohla and accountants Schimandle and Cantrell. Mayor Smith said that although she still believes that there should be no parking in front of new buildings, the wording of last meeting's motion to send the "red zoning" subject back to the Parking and Traffic Commission, that the Resolutions presented at this meeting should not be approved. On motion of Council Member Johnson, seconded by Council Member Moots, and unanimously carried, that until the findings of the Parking and Traffic Commission are reported back to the Council and a consensus is agreed upon, the staff will not be expected to enforce the red zoning of the businesses referred to in the previously adopted Resolution No. 1881. --- CITY COUNCIL APRIL 8, 1986 ARROYO GRANDE, CALIFORNIA PAGE SIX TRAFFIC WAY PLANS AND REPORT Mr. Mack referred to his Traffic Way Design Report of April 7, 1986, and said that Omni-Means, Ltd., had presented its conceptual design report to the Council, and if the Council wishes to proceed with the project, a new contract for engineering services for the Final Design is necessary. He said the cost will be $89,220.00, which would come from next year's budget. He said if the Council enters into the final contract, Omni-Means would set up a schedule with each Traffic Way property owner in Arroyo Grande to precisely define specific problems related to each property so that those concerns are resolved prior to final en9ineering design. He said the total project costs are estimated at $1.6 million, budget ed over two years. He said construction will most likely commence in 1987. He said undergrounding will be done by the public utilities. Mayor Smith questioned the need for eight-foot sidewalks and suggested the scaling down of the streetscape. Council Members Johnson and Gallagher said they had a preference for the larger sidewalks and would like to know the difference in cost between regular cement and exposed aggregate sidewalks. Mr. Eisner said the eight-foot easements could contain landscaping and the sidewalks could be smaller. He said the exposed aggregate follows the Village desi9n. After more Council discussion, Mayor Smith invited Traffic Way business people to speak. MARIE CATTOIR of 195 Orchid Lane said the proposed changes were cosmetic and do not improve traffic flow or safety. BOB CHRISTIANSON of 303 Traffic Way said the current plan does not reflect the wishes of Traffic Way residents and property owners. He said the Council never asked if interested residents approved of the Omni-Means report. JIM MCGILLIS of 136 Bridge Street said he does not like trees, and does not approve of the narrowing of the street in front of his property. Mayor Smith objected to the claim that the Council, which has taken public input on the matter on several occasions, did not listen to Traffic Way individuals. She said the Council made a serious effort to get input, and if she had known such a proposal would draw animosity, she instead would have recommended street improvements along Grand Avenue. She said Traffic Way is a detriment right now and needs some major overhauls. Council Member Moots said his concern centered on traffic safety, and would back an economically reasonable plan people could agree to. On motion of Council Member Gallagher, seconded by Council Member Moots, and unanimously carried, to approve the conceptual Omni-Means plans studied April 4, 1986, with the selection of street lighting standards at the meeting of April 22, 1986. GRAND AVENUE/COURTLAND AVENUE SIGNAL REPORT Mr. Karp said the City had received a letter from Western Commercial Development Company regarding the proposed traffic signal at Courtland Avenue and Grand Avenue. Mr. Karp said the letter said that the owners of the Town and Country Shopping Center would consider participation in the cost of the signal after receiving several items of information from the City. Mr. Karp said the staff is working on supplying the information, and report further to the Council. ~-. CITY COUNCIL APRIL 8, 1986 ARROYO GRANDE, CALIFORNIA PAGE SEVEN OAK PARK INTERSECTION REPORT Mr. Mack referred to his April 8, 1986, report on this subject. He said that all affected entities had attended a meeting April 4, 1986, and agreed to a plan for the interchange, with the exception of Arroyo Grande, which Council still had to vote on it. Mr. Mack recommended that the Council approve the "Utter" alternative with the following conditions: 1. All cities agree to new City Limits realignment, whereby Arroyo Grande has only the south half of Oak Park Boulevard R/W, the new bridge and ramps. Pismo and Grover can work out who gets north half of Oak Park Boulevard, bridge and ramps. 2. Arroyo Grande does not obtain the total maintenance responsibilities for the drainage works to be created in Meadow Creek Basin north of Highway 101. All cities and possibly county should share financial responsibilities for siltation removal and maintenance of new drainage works created. 3.Cal Trans coordinates all environmental work and permits with Fish and Game. 4. Pismo and Arroyo Grande equally share proposed West Branch Street signalization operations as currently agreed to in our Oak Park Boulevard agreement. 5. Cal Trans operate and maintain all other signals created. After Council discussion, on motion of Council Member Gallagher, seconded by Council Member Johnson, and unanimously carried to approve Alternative "U" with the conditions out 1 ined by the City Staff. RESOLUTION STATING INTENTION TO ADOPT ORDINANCE MERGING UNDEVELOPED CONTIGUOUS SUBSTANDARD PARCELS IN COMMON OWNERSHIP AND CALLING FOR PUBLIC HEARING Mr. Shaw said the process for this item was extremely complicated and long. He said the State Legislature had adopted a new Article within the provisions of the Subdivision Map Act, generally hampering the City procedurally in parcel mergers opposed by the property owner. Mayor Smith said she did not want to undertake this. PROPOSED REVERSION TO ACREAGE ORDINANCE The Council said it would be interested in proceding with study of this issue, and referred the matter to the Planning Commission to begin the study and action process. "VEHICLES FOR SALE" SIGNS PROHIBITION ON PUBLIC STREETS REPORT Mr. Shaw said he had studied the California Vehicle Code and could not find a way to prevent individuals from putting "For Sale" signs on vehicles parked on City streets. He said any law on this would have to apply to everyone, and the City would have to have a way to notify people coming in from out of town about the law. He said the City could put time limits for parking in general on Grand Avenue. He said he would look further into the subject. AWARD OF PUMP HOUSE REPLACEMENT BIDS Mr. Karp said that bids for the referenced project were solicited, and $16,000.00 has been budgeted from account 40-4412-301 for this project. On motion of Council Member Gallagher, seconded by Council Member Johnson, and unanimously carried, that the City authorize the award of replacement of the block portions of the well pump houses to McKenna Brothers, Inc., in the amount of $8,650.00. He said the roofing and other carpentry would be performed exclusive of this project. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AND WASTE ORDINANCE Mr. Mack read the title of the proposed Ordinance. On motion of Council Member Gallagher, seconded by Council Member Johnson, and unanimously carried to dispense with further reading of the Ordinance. ~ CITY COUNCIL APRIL 8, 1986 ARROYO GRANDE, CALIFORNIA PAGE EIGHT HAZARD MATERIALS AND WASTE ORDINANCE Continued ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ARROYO GRANDE ADDING CHAPTER 10 TO TITLE 6 RELATING TO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AND SUBSTANCES Mayor Smith said that constituted the first reading of the Ordinance. GREENBELT SYSTEM REPORT Mr. Mack referred to his Arroyo Grande Greenbelts Report of April 4, 1986. He said the City Council had asked the City staff to prepare a report addressing the General Plan's greenbelt system for the Arroyo Grande and Tally Ho Creeks. He said it was the Council's desire to organize a multitude of us sues and concerns regarding the future of these two creeks and their adjoining lands in such a manner that the report could be used for policy development and, ultimatelYI the preparation of plans. He said that hopefully the report will act as a catalyst in addressing the potential of these creeks and their positive impact upon community life. On motion of Council Member Gallagher, seconded by Council Member Johnson, and unanimously carried, to accept the Greenbelts Systems Report and adopt the recommendations from staff on Pages 36 and 37 of the report. HIGHWAYS 101 AND 227 INTERSECTION TRAFFIC SIGNAL AGREEMENT Mr. Karp said this was a Cooperative Agreement covering the installation of traffic control signal system at the State highway 101 and 227 interchange. Referring to his April 3, 1986 report on the subject, he said the project is in the design phase, and the City's share is 25 per cent of all costs. He recommended that the City Council authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to execute on behalf of the City the attached Cooperative Agreement with Caltrans to install the signal system at the Interchange of U.S. 101 and State Highway 227. On motion of Council Member Gallagher, seconded by Council Members Johnson, and unanimously carried, to approve the agreement with the recommendations on the following roll call vote, to wit: AYES: Mayor Smith and Council Members Matt Gallagher, Dorace Johnson, Gene Moots and D.G. Porter. NOES: None ABSENT: None COUNCIL CHAMBER BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS REPORT Council Member Johnson reported on the progress of the remodeling the Council Chambers. She said the big fire door will be replaced with a stationary wall and windows within a week. REJECTION OF CLAIM-DANIEL THOMAS Mr. Mack said that this claim against the City is for $900,000.00, and recommended that it be denied. On motion of Council Member Moots, seconded by Council Member Johnson, and unanimously carried, to approve the recommendation. SANTA MARIA RIVER MULTI-USE HARBOR AND MARINA Mr. Mack referred to a letter from the Santa Maria Valley Chamber of Commerce, and Council Members said they would like to become better informed on the subject and invited the Santa Maria Chamber to make a presentation in Arroyo Grande. WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS None. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS DON BEARDEN of 193 Pearwood Road commented on the Reversion to Acreage subject. He said he would like to have properities joined. The Council - CITY COUNCIL APRIL 8, 1986 ARROYO GRANDE, CALIFORNIA PAGE NINE ORAL COMMUNICATIONS Continued advised him to apply for a Parcel Map and speak with Mr. Eisner. He also said that the original map submitted by Mr. Zogata for his Tract 1187 looks very similar to the one approved at this meeting. Council Member Gallagher asked about the Dr. Pence-Arroyo Grande Flower Shop walkway, and Mr. Mack said he expects the Bank of America may take from six to twelve months to approve the agreement. Council Member Gallagher asked about the realignment of the road at 411 Tally Ho Road. Mr. Shaw said he was still working on it and has to get the property owner to sign the agreement. ADJOURNMENT On motion of Council Member Gallagher, seconded by Council Member Johnson, and unanimously carried, to adjourn the meeting at 12 midnight. MAYOR ATTEST: CITY CLERK