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Minutes 2000-03-28 MINUTES REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 2000 COUNCIL CHAMBERS, 215 EAsT BRANCH STREET ARROYO GRANDE, CALlFqRNIA 1, CALL TO ORDER Mayor Lady called the Regular City Council meeting to order at 7:02 p.m. 2, ROLL CALL City Council: X Council Member Runels X Council Member Tolley X Council Member Dickens X Mayor Pro Tem Ferrara - X Mayor Lady Staff Present: lLjnterim City Manager/Chief of Police 1L-City Attorney lL.J)irector of Administrative Services _Director of Building and Fire 1L-Director of Community Development 1L-Director of Public Works 1L-Director of Parks and Recreation lL.J)irector of Financial Services 1L-Associate Planner 3, FLAG SALUTE Member of Boy Scout Troop 489 led the Pledge of Allegiance, 4. INVOCATION Pastor George Lepper, Peace Lutheran Church, Arroyo Grande delivered the invocation, 5, SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS 5,a, PROCLAMATION - HONORING FIVE CITIES YOUTH BASKETBALL Director of Parks and Recreation Hernandez and Kathy Montgomery from the -Five Cities Youth Basketball Board accepted the Proclamation. CITY COUNCIL MINUTES MARCH 28, 2000 5,b, PROCLAMATION - MONTH OF THE CHILD Barbi Jones, ChildCare Coordinator, and Gina and Hannah Kope accepted the Proclamation declaring April 8, 2000 as "Day of the Child" and April, 2000 as "Month of the Child", 5,c. PROCLAMATION - RECOGNIZING ELLA HONEYCUTT AS THE HONOREE IN THE 2000 SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY WOMEN OF DISTINCTION AWARDS Mayor Lady recognized Ella Honeycutt for her volunteer efforts and her devotion to the environment and presented her with a Proclamation, 6, AGENDA REVIEW None, 6,a. RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES READ IN TITLE ONLY Mayor Pro Tem Ferrara moved, Council Member Runels s~conded, and the motion passed unanimously that all resolutions and ordinances presented at the meeting shall be read in title only and all further reading be waived. 7, PUBLIC HEARINGS 7.a: DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FEE STUDY AND ORDINANCE Director of Financial Services Snodgrass highlighted the staff report. She stated that the Council was requested to conduct the second reading of the Ordinance modifying the City's development impact fees and adopt a Resolution establishing the amount of the fees, She explained that developers are charged impact fees for services the City provides to new residents and businesses as a result of new development. She stated the impact fees had not been reviewed since 1991, At the request of the Council at the last meeting, the Police Facility fees were re-examined using current statistics on police calls for new development. As a result, Police Facility fees for Residential Single FamilyNillage homes were modified, Mayor Lady opened the Public Hearing and upon hearing no comments from the audience, closed the Public Hearing, Council Member Tolley moved to adopt an Ordinance repealing Article 5, Chapter 3, Title 3 of the Arroyo Grande Municipal Code adding thereto a new Article 6, Chapter 2, Title 3. Council Member Runels seconded the motion. _Voice Vote LRolI Call Vote Ave Lady Ave Ferrara Aye Runels Aye Tolley Aye Dickens 2 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES MARCH 28, 2000 There being 5 A YES and 0 NOES, the motion is hereby declared to be passed, Council Member Tolley moved to adopt a Resolution establishing development impact fee amounts, Mayor Pro Tern Ferrara seconded the motion, - Voice Vote LRolI Call Vote Aye Lady Aye Ferrara Ave Runels Aye Tolley Aye Dickens There being 5 A YES and 0 NOES, the motion is hereby declared to be passed. 7,b, PLANNED SIGN PROGRAM NO, 00-001; 955 RANCHO PARKWAY, TRADER JOE'S - Associate Planner Heffernon highlighted the staff report, She explained that Trader Joe's had submitted a proposed amendment to the approved Planned Sign Program for the Five Cities Center to place three wall signs on Building K and add their name to the monument sign at the entrance to Phase II, She stated that the purpose for the amendment was to allow a sign on the back of the building facing Highway 101 which is currently prohibited in the approved sign program, Mayor Lady opened the Public Hearing, Roger Moss, Investec Real Estate Companies, thanked the Council and staff for working to expedite the application, He responded to concerns expressed by the Planning Commission relating to the need for quick action on the application; concern that there would be retroactive review of existing tenants to add signs; and concerns of setting a precedent for future tenants at the Five Cities Center, He explained that there was no reason that existing retailers would w~nt signs behind the buildings in Phase I because 99% of the traffic comes from the front; and that there is a legal issue relating to leases, which have a separate contractual obligation between the landlord and the tenant that imposes the City's approved sign criteria on all the tenants. He explained that Trader Joe's would not be using the monument sign located at the southern part of the Center because it did not make sense from an operating point, and the space was reserved for a future tenant in Phase I. He addressed reasons that Bldg, J and Bldg, K have remained vacant due to physical characteristics of the site that do not meet national standards for retail businesses, He explained that Trader Joe's is a unique retailer that may draw other smaller businesses/uses to reconsider moving to this location, 3 -.--_._~---- CITY COUNCIL MINUTES MARCH 28, 2000 C.Z, Brown, 350 Old Ranch Road, commended Mr, Moss for wanting to bring Trader Joe's to this area; that it is a super store, and would be a credit to the community, However, he recalled a lengthy deliberation of the Planning Commission and City Council regarding the sign issues for the Five Cities Center. He spoke in opposition to signage on the outside of the building facing Highway '101 or to the east and southeast, He suggested an alternative. of having a duplicate sign similar to Wal-Mart, which would display the marquee of Trader Joe's and other businesses, He said the Council handled the sign issue appropriately in the past and should stand by it. . John Truesdale, Manager for San Luis .Obispo Trader Joe's, stated that Arroyo Grande was chosen because it is centrally located in the South County. He said the population of Arroyo Grande itself was not large enough to support the store, so there was a need to draw people from the north and south. He said the only way to do that was to have an identification sign that can be seen from Highway 101. He said without the sign, they were not sure that they could make the store profitable. - Tony Orefice, RMO Architects, spoke about the physical characteristics and design of the sign for the south elevation, stating that it would take up 3,2 percent of the area of the building, and it was relocated pursuant to the request of the Architectural Review Committee to be under the eyebrow of the building, , Ravelle Nelson, 795 Via Las Aguilas, stated that leases can be changed and can be renewed, He said if the Council approves this request, other people will be asking for it and would receive it. He commented that Trader Joe's could be successful without any signs based on their reputation. He asked the Council to be judicious and cautious by not changing the rules, Hearing no further comments from the audience, Mayor Lady closed the Public Hearing, Council Member Tolley commented that the Council was required to review projects, look at rules, and determine what is best for the community. He stated that Mr, Moss satisfied his concerns about the precedent issue, He said the proposed sign would not face any homes and would face the freeway, He supported the decision of the Architectural Review Committee to relocate the sign, He spoke in favor of approving the Planned Sign Program for Trader Joe's, Council Member Runels stated the Council approved the project as a retail center and. to have the opportunity to get an anchor for this portion of the Center was a plus, He said the project was designed to generate revenue for the City and spoke in favor of approving the Planned Sign Program, Council Member Dickens supported Mr, Nelson's comments that if there were no signs, Trader Joe's would be successful. He said according to the feedback he had received, everyone in the community would love to s~e Trader Joe's locate 4 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES MARCH 28, 2000 here, He spoke about the original Planned Sign Program, which was developed through a thorough public review process and should be honored. He stated he respected the public review process that set the Planned Sign Ordinance, He stated the City should be looking at additional landscaping and not additional signs. Further, he stated that he did not believe there should be a sign on Building K which would set a precedent for Building J, He was in favor of upholding the Planning Commission's recommendation to deny the amendment to the Planned Sign Program, Mayor Pro Tern Ferrara asked the City Attorney questions about ownership changes and lease agreements, City Attorney Carmel responded that leases, tehants, and owners could change. Mayor Pro Tern Ferrara asked for clarification on the monument sign. He spoke of staff's efforts and his support in bringing Trader Joe's to Arroyo Grande and stated that there was no argument about the desirability of having Trader Joe's in Arroyo Grande. He addressed the sign issue and stated that Trader Joe'.$ would be successful with or without a sign. He stated that- in attracting northbound traffic, the building was located well above the freeway on top of an embankment. He suggested there was no need for a wall sign and proposed a monument sign be placed on the embankment behind the building, He stated he was supportive of bringing Trader Joe's here; however, he was not prepared to make ,a sacrifice in terms of the risk and the potential for precedence. Council Member Dickens agreed and stated he would like to review the possibility of a monument sign as a potential compromise, There was further discussion about monument signs, Mayor Lady commented that this tenant would occupy the space that would normally allow thirteen tenants, which could result in increased signage on the building, He said he would be willing to explore the idea of a monument sign on the embankment, however, not at the risk of losing this tenant, He commented that Rancho Parkway divides the Center and the south side needs an anchor tenant that will provide opportunities for future tenants, He said the square footage of the sign represents only 3.2 percent of the building and he liked the proposed signage, He said the Planning Commission's job is to review the rules and regulations and decipher codes and ordinances, and it was the Council's opportunity and responsibility to look at the proposal based on all circumstances. He stated the Five Cities Center was beautiful and he had received numerous calls in support of the store, Mayor Lady stated he was in favor of approving the Planned Sign Program, Mayor Pro Tern Ferrara agreed the Center was beautiful because everyone had done their best to follow the rules, He stated there was still an issue of setting precedence and there was a risk of jeopardizing the aesthetics of the Center. He ( 5 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES MARCH 28, 2000 stated he had met with people in the community who are supportive of the project but not the sign, Mayor Lady noted for the record that the Council received correspondence prior to the meeting in support of the project. Council Member Dickens asked Mr. Moss to clarify Trader Joe's position should the Council deny the request. Mr, Moss responded that Trader Joe's position was very clear that they would not come to Arroyo Grande without the signage as requested. He explained Trader Joe's business philosophy and standards and that they know what they need to make their business work, He said signage is part of their marketing strategy, He said a letter of intent was signed in February, which was contingent upon the signage, He commented that the least intrusive alternative was the wall sign versus a monument or pylon sign, Council Member Dickens stated he believed the community was extremely supportive of Trader Joe's and did not think there would be a problem for people finding this location, He commented there would be a small percentage of people that would be drawn in by the sign, He said he thought the Council was willing to compromise; however, there needed to be more flexibility on the tenant's part, Mayor Lady asked for clarification about the conditions in the letter of intent. Mr. Moss clarified the terms of the letter of intent relating to the requested signage. He acknowledged the Council's concerns and thanked them, Council Member Runels moved to adopt a Resolution approving Planned Sign Program Case No, 00-001, applied for by Trader Joe's, located at 955 Rancho Parkway (Five Cities Center - Phase II), Council Member Tolley seconded the motion, Voice Vote X Roll' Call Vote Aye Lady No Ferrara Aye Runels Aye Tolley No Dickens There being 3 A YES and 2 NOES, the motion is hereby declared to be passed, 6 "--- CITY COUNCIL MINUTES MARCH 28, 2000 8. CITIZENS' INPUT. COMMENTS. AND SUGGESTIONS Stacey Luck, 1175 Maple Street,' representing Central Coast Salmon Enhancement, Inc" a local non-profit organization protecting Central Coast fisheries, She said they had received a grant from the State Department of Fish and Game to create a Watershed Forum and passed out informational brochures. to the Council. She announced a community meeting to be held on May 30, 2000 and invited the Council to attend, Bill Pierce, 687 Printz Road, requested that his name be put on the mailing list for notification of any and all actions involving a change in his area, Ella Honeycutt, 560 Oak Hill Road, spoke about issues relating to the Arroyo Grande Creek and the reinstatement of Zone 1, Ravelle Nelson, 795 Via Las Aguilas, spoke about doing something to improve the landscaping at the Five Cities Center in Phase I and II. He said as the trees grow, the beauty is enhanced and the noise is reduced, He reported that there were dead trees and bushes that have not been replaced, - Grace Stilwell, 734 Myrtle Street, inquired about some investigation going on at the creek, Council Member Runels explained that environmental data was being gathered at the Arroyo Grande Creek due to the Lopez Dam retrofit project. 9, CONSENT AGENDA Mayor Pro Tern Ferrara moved and Council Member Runels seconded the motion to approve Consent Agenda Items 9,a, through 9,h, with the recommended courses of action. Mayor Pro Tern Ferrara read the title of Ordinance No. 514 C.S. in Item 9,d, a, Cash Disbursement Ratification, Approved. b, Minutes of City Council Meeting of March 14,2000, Approved. c, Award of Bid - Rancho Grande Park Design and Construction Documents. Awarded bid. d.' Affordable Housing Requirements, Adopted Ordinance No, 514 C.S. e. City Participation in a Regional Commercial Recycling Education Program. Adopted Resolution No. 3440, f, Grand Avenue, Elm Street to Halcyon Road, Project No, 60-70-90-98-6, Progress Payment No, 8, Approved, g, CUP 99-011, EI Helou, 121 East Branch Street - Agreement Affecting Real Property, Authorized Mayor to sign Agreement. h, Water for Grading Operations - Tract 2265 (Village Glen). Authorized use of potable water. _Voice Vote LRolI Call Vote 7 -~---_._-- CITY COUNCIL MINUTES MARCH 28, 2000 Aye Lady Aye Ferrara Aye Runels Aye Tolley Aye Dickens There being 5 A YES and 0 NOES, the motion is hereby declared to be passed, . 10, CONTINUED BUSINESS 10,a, OPEN SPACE AND CONSERVATION COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS Director of Financial Services Snodgrass highlighted the staff report, She stated that the Council had formed a seven-member committee to evaluate proposals for approximately $50,200 collected for land conservancy issues, She explained that three citizens had applied to serve on the Committee and the Council was requested to appoint one citizen to represent the Rancho Grande community and one cifizen at-large to serve on the Committee, _. Mayor Lady opened the discussion to the public and upon hearing no comments, brought the issue back to the Council for consideration, Mayor Pro Tern Ferrara moved to appoint Janis Scott as the Rancho Grande representative and Carter L. Hooker as the Citiz~n.at-Large to serve on the Open Space and Conservation Committee. Council Member Dickens seconded the motion. _Voice Vote -1LRolI Call Vote Aye Lady Aye Ferrara Aye Runels Aye Tolley Aye Dickens There being 5 A YES and 0 NOES, the motion is hereby declared to be passed. 11, NEW BUSINESS 11,a, APPEAL OF REDUCTION OF FEE WAIVER REQUEST BY HARVEST BAG, INC. Director of Parks and Recreation Hernandez highlighted the staff report. He stated that Harvest Bag, Inc, was requesting a full waiver of feesfo.... facility rental. Council and staff discussion included Harvest Bag's community involvement in children's activities such as the City sponsored Annual Egg Hunt; and the value 8 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES MARCH 28, 2000 of the snacks that Harvest Bag donates to the City's childcare program throughout the year. Mayor Lady opened up the discussion for public comments, . Herman Olave, 222 W, Cherry, spoke on behalf of Harvest Bag, Inc, He explained the fee waiver request for Harvest Bag's fundraising event and asked the Council to overrule the Parks and Recreation Commission's decision, He stated that all the money taken in through fund raisers goes right back into the community. He said Harvest Bag is unique with volunteers working 2,300 hours every month. He said Harvest Bag would be available in a disaster to feed people for a week. He submitted correspondence for the record, which highlighted services provided by Harvest Bag that benefits the City. He noted that the City had recently.presented Harvest Bag with a Proclamation honoring their service to the community. Hearing no further comments, Mayor Lady brought the discussion back to the Council, - Council Member Runels stated he had worked with Harvest Bag and reported that 41,000 bags of food were passed out last year. He supported the request for a full waiver. Council Member Tolley spoke in favor of granting the full fee waiver and stated that what Harvest Bag gives back to the community was immeasurable. Council Member Dickens stated he has seen the activities of Harvest Bag and he did not think there was another organization in the community that does as much work, He stated that Harvest Bag was an asset in the community and supported the request for a full fee waiver, Mayor Pro Tem Ferrara asked how much money was derived from rental fees for the facility, Director Hernandez responded the City was projecting approximately $14,000 in revenue for rental of the Woman's Club. Mayor Pro Tem Ferrara spoke in favor of the full fee waiver; however, expressed concern about fee waiver requests coming to the Council and continually adjusting the policies, He requested some other way to supplement the funds in the budget. Following further discussion about the City's policy for fee waivers, Interim City Manager TerBorch suggested that he work, with staff to review the current criteria and bring information back to the Council for review at a future meeting. Council Member Tolley moved to approve a fee waiver of 100% for. Harvest Bag, Inc. Council Member Dickens seconded the motion. 9 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES MARCH 28, 2000 _Voice Vote LRolI Call Vote Aye Lady Aye Ferrara Aye Runels Ave Tolley Ave Dickens There being 5 A YES and 0 NOES, the motion is hereby declared to be passed, 11.b. GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT REQUESTS Director of Community Development McCants highlighted the staff report and recommended the Council: 1) Provide direction to staff with regard to the disposition of those requests which are not annexations or conversions from agriculture and which .are not currently reflected in the Draft General Plan; 2) Set the date and time for the following workshops: a) Disposition of General Plan Amendment req uests requiring annexation or conversion from agriculture to amend it to urban use; and b) Scope of issues to be included in the Environmental Impact Report for the General Plan Update; and 3) Direct that the April 6, 2000 workshop with the Planning Commission and Traffic Commission be used to determine the focus for the Circulation Element of the General Plan Update. Council and staff discussion included clarifying the process for the General Plan Update, Council Member Dickens stated he had received comments from the public on how the process should move forward and that it was imperative that the Council establish a work plan, He distributed a proposed timeline and work plan to the Council for consideration, ~ There was discussion about how to proceed with the General Plan Amendment requests. Director McCants clarified that staff was seeking direction on the whether the two requests identified in the staff report should be included in the Draft General Plan Update or brought to the Council for action and changed in the General Plan later. The Council discussed the first request submitted by Heather Jensen to review the best use of property located at 400 W, Branch Street and concurred that the proposed designation of Community Facility (CF) was consistent with the current designation of Public Facility (PF), The Council discussed the second request submitted by Kirk, Kirkpatrick, Nooker, and White for retaining the Residential Estate (RE) designation on properties located on Printz Road, 10 ~.~~._- CITY COUNCIL MINUTES MARCH 28, 2000 Mayor Lady opened up the discussion for public comments, The following members of the public spoke to the Council regarding the status of their General Plan Amendment requests: Jim McGillis, on behalf of the SakamotolOkui family to change ten acres on Farroll Road from Suburban Residential to Single Family Residential. Linda Fibich, 412 Emerald Bay Lane, to change 188 and 194 N. Elm Street from Single Family Residential to multi-Family Residential to reflect existing use of property. Kathleen Wendell, 737 Printz Road, spoke in support of retaining the existing Rural Estate designation in her neighborhood and to request that she be added to the mailing list for notification of the General Plan Update, John French, inquired about the status of his request to allow 70 homes on 56 acres in the Oak Park Planned Development, Fred Wendell, asked the Council to give staff direction tonight on apding a 2.5 acre residential designation, Ella Honeycutt, stated she was present on behalf of Mr, Nooker, Don McHaney, spoke about issues relating to Grace Lane. Bill Pierce, 687 Printz Road, spoke in favor of retaining a minimum parcel size of 2.5 acres in the Rural Estate designation, Fred Bower, 221 Short, representing Claire Martin, asked the status of her request to change Village Commercial designation to Village Residential. Hearing no further comments, Mayor Lady brought the discussion back to the Council, Consultant Harter gave an overview on the proposed range of residential categories and densities, Following discussion relating to the application request by Kirk, Kirkpatrick, Nooker, and White, there was Council consensus to retain the current residential land use designation in the existing Residential Estate category, Mayor Lady clarified that the Council would be conducting workshops in the future to address all of the General Plan Amendment requests; however, at this meeting, the Council would be addressing only those requests that were not 11 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES MARCH 28, 2000 annexations or conversions from agriculture and which were not currently reflected in the Draft General Plan, Mayor Lady called a break at 10:00 p.m, Mayor Lady reconvened the meeting at 10:07 p.m, There was discussion on scheduling future General Plan workshops and setting guidelines on how to conduct the workshops apart from the regular City Council meetings, Council provided direction on the following staff recommendations: 1) With respect to the request by Heather Jensen regarding the property located at 400 W, Branch, APN 07-011-044, the Council concurred that the proposed designation, Community Facility (CF) was the same as the current designation of Public Facility (PF) and should be included in the Draft General Plan; and with respect to the request from several property owners in the area of Printz Road and Easy Street to retain the present Residential Estate designation, the -Council agreed that the existing land use designation and density for Residential Estate be retained in the Draft General Plan Land Use Element. 2) Directed staff to returr- at the next regular meeting on April 11, 2000 with proposed dates for workshops to a) consider disposition of General Plan requests requiring annexation or conversion from agriculture; and b) consider the scope of issues to be included in the Environmental Impact Report for the General Plan Update, 3) Directed that the April 6, 2000 workshop with the Planning Commission and Traffic Commission be used to determine the focus for the Circulation Element of the General Plan Update, 12, CITY COUNCIL REPORTS: a, MAYOR MICHAEL LADY (1 ) South San Luis Obispo County Sanitation District (SSLOCSD). Invited City of Pismo Beach officials to attend presentation by the District's consultant regarding the feasibility of Pismo Beach joining the Sanitation District. (2) Other, None, b, MAYOR PRO TEM TONY M, FERRARA (1) Integrated Waste Management Authority Board (IWMA). Residential garbage to the landfill has been reduced by over 60% between 1998 and 1999 due to recycling efforts, However, the City of Arroyo Grande has the highest rate of commercial waste to the landfills that is primarily due to construction and demolition waste: The recently 12 -~---~~_.._.._-- " CITY COUNCIL MINUTES MARCH 28, 2000 adopted Ordinance addressing commerciallindustrial recycling should produce better results next year. ' (2) Economic Vitality Corporation (EVC), Dave Spaur spoke about EVC's recent activities, Discussion revolved around the nature of business parks, (3) Air Pollution Control District (APCD), 1) Funding available soon for leases of additional electric vehicles, There will be four additional charging stations installed within the County, 2) Will be attending a special meeting on May 3rd to hear a presentation from the Energy Commission on a new program called "Places", a planning tool to assist communities in designing energy-efficient projects. (4) Economic Development Task Force, Final draft of Economic General Plan Element to be ready by April 6th, (5) Other, None, c, COUNCIL MEMBER THOMAS A, RUNELS (1) Zone 3 Advisory Board, The design for the dam remediation project is almost finished; selling bonds in late fall; and estimated completion date is June, 2002, (2) County Water Resources Advisory Committee (WRAC), No report. (3) Other, d, COUNCIL MEMBER STEVE TOLLEY (1 ) Long-Range Planning Committee, No report. (2) South County Youth Coalition, No report, (3) San Luis Obispo Council of Governments/San Luis Obispo Regional Transit Authority (SLOCOG/SLORT A), No report, (4) Other, Attended a League of California Cities Employee Relations Committee meeting; received updates on several pending bills. e, COUNCIL MEMBER JIM DICKENS (1 ) South County Area Transit (SCAT), Next meeting is March 29th. Will i pass on Arroyo Grande City Council comments regarding trolley issue, (2) Economic Development Committee/Chamber of Commerce. Chamber has reinstated the Committee, (3) Five Cities Recreational Center Subcommittee. Presentation given to Lucia Mar Unified School District Board, Committee has two new members: Susie Cox from the City of Grover Beach and Bill Couch from the City of Pismo Beach, (4) EOC, Promoting 2nd Annual Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week from April 3-8, 2000 to raise funds and support for the EOC Homeless Shelter, (5) Other, None. 13 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES MARCH 28, 2000 13. COUNCIL COMMUNICATIONS . Mayor Pro Tem reported that he attended the League of California Cities Public Safety Policy meeting representing the Channel Counties Division, There was discussion relating to a proposed bill concerning Atascadero State Hospital, which is being sponsored by Assembly Member Maldonado, . 14. STAFF COMMUNICATIONS Interim City Manager TerBorch reported the following: . Gave an update on SB 402, . Announced that the next Channel Counties Division meeting would be held in Guadalupe on April 14, 2000, . A Special Redevelopment Agency Meeting. has been scheduled for May 4, 2000. . The League of California Cities is sponsoring "City Action Day in Sacramento" on May 22.23, 2000; - - - 14. ADJOURNMENT Mayor Pro Tem Ferrara moved, Council. Member Dickens seconded, and the motion passed unanimously to adjourn the meeting, Time: 10:42 p.m, MICH~ELA' ~~ ATTEST: UO~ MORE, ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DIRECTORI DEPUTY CITY CLERK 14 ---.-----