Minutes 1982-01-26
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CITY COUNCIL
ARROYO GRANDE, CALIFORNIA
JANUARY 26, 1982
The City Council met in regular session with
roll call, Council Members. B'Ann.Smith, Karl
and Lawrence E. Vandeveer reported present.
'Mayor.Pope presiding. Upon
A.. ,Hogan, Mark. M. Millis, .
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Council Member Vandeveer led the Pledge of Allegiance to our Flag.
Thereafter, Reverend John Germain, Minister of Visitation, Arroyo-Grande,
delivered the invocatiol"...
APPROVAL OFMINUTES~
On motion of Council Member Vandeveer, seconded::.by.Council Member
Hogan, it was unanimously voted to approve the minutes of 'january .12, 1982
as amended.
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APPROVAL OF WARRANTS
On motion of Council Member Smith, seconded by. Council Member Hogan,
Demand Warrants #P0277 through #P0299 and #16710 through #16828. in the amount
of $330,120.19 .and Payroll Warrants #21464 through #21644 in the amount of
$123,705.90 were approved and ordered paid.
CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS
On motion of Council Member Smith, seconded by Council Member
Hogan, it was unanimously voted to approve the Consent Agenda Items with
the recommended courses of action. Council Member Vande~ee~ regu~~ted that
letters of thanks be sent to those members of. the. League of ,'California
Cities who voted against binding arbitration as'weii as letters to .t'hose
who did not vote.
A-I. Receipt of Answered Agenda for Planning Commission Meeting of
January 19, 1982. RECOMMEND REVIEW AND FILE.
A-2. Receipt of Parks and Recreation qirector's Report, Re. Parks and
Recreation Commission Meeting of January 13, 1982 (Council Action
Items, if any, are Listed Under New Business of this Agenda).
RECOMMEND REVIEW AND FILE.
A-3. Receipt of SCAT Monthly Report for Period of November, 1981. RECOMMEND
REVIEW AND 'FILE.
A-4. Request by Worldwide Marriage Encounter for Mayor to Proclaim February 14,
1982 as "We Believe in Marriage Day" in Arroyo Grande. RECOMMEND MAYOR
SO PROCLAIM.
A-5. Receipt of Legislative Bulletin (No. 3-1982) from League of California
Cities. RECOMMEND REVIEW, APPLICABLE ACTION, IF ANY, AND FILE.
A-6. Notification to Council of Change of Date of Public Hearing on Rezoning L
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Case No. 81-161, Siegfried Baden, for General Plan Amendment and Zone ,
Change and Enviro~ental Determination at 1385 Brighton Avenue -
Public Hearing Now Set for February 9, 1982. RECOMMEND COUNCIL SET
SAID DATE FOR PUBLIC HEARING.
A-7. Notification to Council of Change of Date of Public Hearing on Rezoning
Case No. 81-162, Gerda and J. Bart Morgan, for General Plan Amendment
and"Zone Change and Environmental Determination at 528 East Branch
Street - Public Hearing Now Set for February 9, 1982. RECOMMEND COUNCIL
SET SAID DATE FOR PUBLIC HEARING.
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SECOND READING OF ORDINANCE TO EFFECT AMENDMENT TO RESIDENTIAL SUBURBAN
"R-S" DISTRICT RELATING .TO PRIVATE WATER WELLS SERVING. MORE THAN ONE
RESIDENTIAL LOT .
_ Attorney Shipsey read the title of..the ordinance, On motion of.
Council Member 'Vandeveer, seconded by Council Member Hogan, it was ~assed
to dispense with further reading. of the ordinance. Council.Member Smith
dissented.
ORDINANCE NO. 260 C.S.
AN ORDINANCE OF. THE CITY. OF ARROYO GRANDE
AMENDING TITLE 9,CHAPTER 4, SECTION _..1511(c).
OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO PRIVATE
WATER WELLS IN THE R-SDISTRICT
On motion of Council Member Vandeveer, .seconded.by Council
'Member Hogan, and on the.following roll.call vote, to~wit:
. AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
. Council Members Hogan and Vandeveer" Mayor Pope
Council Members Smith and.Millis
None
the foregoing Ordinance was passed and adopted .this 26th day of January.. 1982.
SECOND READING. OF ORDINANCE REPEALING CERTAIN.SECTION OF MUNICIPAL CODE,
LE. TITLE 5, CHAPTER .12, SUBSECTION. 04 (a) ,. SPECIFIC:TO BINGO LICENSE .FEES
Attorney Shipsey. read the title of the ordinance. On motion of
Council Member Vandeveer, seconded by Council Member Hogan, it was
unanimously voted.to dispense with further reading of the. ordinance.,
ORDINANCE NO. 261 C.S.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ARROYO. GRANDE
AMENDING CHAPTER 12 OF TITLE 5 OF THE ARROYO
GRANDE. MUNICIPAL CODE BY REPEALING SUBSECTION
.04(a) THEREOF TO DELETE PROVISIONS FOR A
BINGO LICENSE FEE
On motion of CounciL Member Smith, seconded by Council Member
Vandeveer, and -on the following roll call vote, to wit:.
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT: .
Council Member Smith, Hogan, Millis,. Vandeveer, Mayor Pope
None
None,
the foregoing Ordinance was passed and adopted this 26th day of January, 1982.
REPORT BY MAYOR POPE.. RE: ZONE .THREE ADVISORY COMMITTEE.MEETING HELD
JANUARY 21, 1982..
MayorPope..stated .that .the .C-unty. is preparfng a ,feasibility study
regarding a proposed pump between the-dam and the treatment plant to.
generate..electricity.. The electricity would be sold to P.G. & E. It
is: .suggested .that the sale .of the electricity will equal the power bill
for t~e plant._ There was discussion.of this matter and Mayor Pope will
report on later information.
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COUNCIL REVIEW AND DIRECTION RE: SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY AREA OF GOVERNMENTS'
AGENDA FOR SPECIAL MEETING OF FEBRUARY 4, 1982
Council Member Vandeveer spoke regarding the agenda items,
particularly the proposed policy of COG" and requested direction as to
the adoption of the policy. Administrator Sheldon stated that the pol~cy
is also recommended by TTAC and the City Managers. On motion of Council
Member Smith, seconded by Council Member Milli~, it was unanimously vot~d
to approve adoption of the policy as follows:
IIUnmet Transit Needs means a: deficiency in the current
public transportation or specialized transportation system
that is essential for mobility and is a specifically recommended
transit servlce in the regional transportation plan
and is not yet implemented or funded, ~nd is consistent
with the recommended regional transit standards.~
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REQUEST/RECOMMENDATION BY CHIEF OF POLICE TO PURCHASE MATERIALS AND LABOR
FOR SECURITY PURPOSES AT POLICE STATION'S LOBBY AND DISPATCH CENTER "
Administrator Sheldon stated that this item w"s approved inJ,the
1981-82 budget. He explained ,that a bid was received from Brisco MiJl"and
Lumber to inst,\ll te~pered, ..shatterproof glass at the front, counter"];eparating
the lobby and"dispa'tch' center. The glass will be staticnary, with a center
opening for conversation and a lower opening for transferr~ng pap~rs an~
other articles. The bid was in the amount of $421.23, which'is less than
the $500 approved in the budget. On motion of Council Member Millis,
seconded by Council Member Smith, it was u~animously voted! to authorize
expenditure in the amount of $421.23 to purchase materials to install the
necessary materials for security purposes at the Police Station.
REQUEST/RECOMMENDATION BY DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS FOR RELIEF FROM
ESTABLISHED STREET IMPROVEMENTS ON LE POINT TERRACE BETWEEN CROWN HILL
AND BRANCH STREET
Public Works Director Karp stated that on October 14, 1975 the
City Council approved in concept the construction of Crown Street with
sidewalk on only one side, and elimination of parking lanes. This decision
was a result of a study which indicated physical constraints on either
side of the Crown Hill right of way which would preclude improvement to
a standard width. Mr. William J. Papich, Jr., has requested similar
relief on the right of way adjacent to the property which lies on the
southeast corner of Crown Hill and Le Point Ter~ace. ,Le Point Terrace
northerly of Crown Hill has been developed by the developer of the Ryzner
Townhouses to the same 28 foot widtho:as;:,approved for Crown Hill. The
extension of'Le Point Terrace" has similar construction 'resulting from a
severe drop in grade~between Crown Hill and Branch Street. Sidewalk has
been previously developed on the westerly side of Le Point Terrace and
will eventually line up 'with the sidewalk on Le Point Terrace northerly,
of Crown Hill. Approving curb and gutter only on the easterly side of
Le Point Terrace will enable the 28 feet street width to line,up directly
with the curb and gutter constructed on the east side of Le Point Terrace
northerly ,of Crown Hill. Access to the vacant lot will be gained from
Le Point Terrace via an existing driveway which will be shared' wi th t~e :,y:
property Downer directly to the south of the vacant lot. This will
minimize turning move~ents entering and l~aving Crown Street as well as'
Le Point Terrace. If parking is permitted on Le Point Terrace it will stil+
be possible for two cars to pass one another on the remaini~g pavement.'
In light of the existing terrain and the location of existing homes on
Le Point Terrace and Crown Hill, and minimal amount of traffic on Le Point
Terrace, this solution appears to be the most reasonable.
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Mr. Karp recommended that Council approve a cross section improvement
on'=,Le PolIl;t Ter~ac.e similar to the one approved, for Crown Str~et f
between Le Point Terrace 'and Pauld~rlg Intermediate SchooL :-On'modon
of Council Membe~.V~ndeveer, seconded"!:?y Counci_l Member HC?gan, it wo3;s
unanimously voted' 'to approve" the cross section iIDprovement on Le Point
Terrace,'~~re ~pe~ific~lly describ~d as '28 feet ~f paving betw~en curbs
with a sidewalk on the westerly frontage~
REQUEST/RECOMMENDATION FROM PARKS AND "RECREATIoN COMMISSIoN FOR COUNCIL
CONSIDERATION OF ORDINANCE TO PROHIBIT GOLFING IN ANY FORM WITHIN THE
CITY'S PARK AREAS
Administrator Sheldon stated that the Parks and Recreation
Commission, at their meeting of December 9,,1981 requested that an
ordinance be adopted to prohibit golfing in City parks. An incident
was cited at one of the parks arid'the danger of'a'child being hit.
Attorney Shipsey read the title of the ordinance. On motion of Council
Member Vandeveer, seconded by Council Member Millis, it was unanimously
voted to dispense with furt~er reading of the ordinance, to constitute
the first reading.,
REPORT/RECOMMENDATION FOR COUNCIL APPROVAL OF LOT SPLIT, CASE NO. 79-314,
PARCEL MAP AG 79-838, OAK PARK ACRES
Public Works Director Karp explained that the 'subject map
resubdivides lot 5 of Oak Park Acres into four parcels, ranging in size
from .7 acres to 2.3 acres. Improvements have been required on the Oak
Park and James Way frontage of the parcels. He stated: he understands the
developer intends to bond for these improvements prior to the next City
Council meeting. The~lot is zoned P-D, and planned Highway Service.
Mr. Karp recommended approval subject to the following conditions:
1) Find that the required.,improvements are necessary prerequisites to
the orderly development of the community.
2) Accept on behalf of the public the easements dedicated for water,
sewer and drainage purposes.
3) Find that Parcel Map AG 79-838 is consistent with the General Plan
and City zoning.
On motion of Council Member Hogan, seconded by Council Member Vandeveer,
it was unanimously voted to approve Parcel Map AG 79-838 subject to the
conditions as stated by Mr. Karp.
ADDITIONAL AGENDA ITEM:",
Mayor Pope stated that a request was received from the Parking
and Business Improyement Area Advisory Board to consider the delinquent
payment of parking fees by Mr. Spinelli on Branch Street. Council concurred.
Administrator Sheldon explained that Mr. Spinelli has been notified several
times by mail of his delinquent fees and has not responded. Mr. Spinelli
had appeared before the Board and requested a time extension which was granted.
Mr. Sheldon requested Council direction and recommended that the Board's
recommendation be followed of directing the City Attorney to take legal
action. Mayor Pope questioned if the fee is to be paid by the owner of
the property or the leasee. After discussion, it was the consensus of
Council to schedule this item as a regular agenda item and notify
Mr. Spinelli.
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ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
Mr. Vincent Lechner, 237 Alder Street, requested, information
regarding Council direction given to Staff at the last meeting to look into
the requirements of park development fees. Mayor Pope dire~ted Staff to
send Mr. Lechner an agenda when the item is Bcheduled'.Administrator
Sheldon explained that the City Attorney is-checking into the revision
of the ordinance. Mr. Lechner stated that he wished his park development
fees to be refunded if the ordinance is changed. Administrator Sheldon
gave a report regarding SB 1093 which is listed in the League of
California Cities Bulletin.
ADJOURNMENT
On motion of Council Member Hogan, seconded by Council Member
Vandeveer, it was unanimously voted to adjourn at 8:32 P.M.
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