Minutes 1979-06-12
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The City Council met in regular session with Mayor
roll call, Council Members Matt Gallagher, Jr., Gabe de
reported :present.
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Mark Millis pr~siding. Upon l"
Leon," Hugh Pope and B'Ann Smi~h
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APPROVAL OF MINUTES
I t was moved by
unanimously carried,
submi tted.
Counc i 1 Member, Ga 11 aghe r, seconded" by" Coun, c i 1 Membe r Sm i th and
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that the minutes for the meeting of May 22, 1979," be approved as
APPROVAL OF WARRANTS "!
On the mot i on of Council Member Ga 11 agher, seconded by Counc i 1 Member de Leon and
unanimously carried, Demand Warrants No. 10815 to 10954, and p-660 to' p-670, in the" "
amount of $141,485.22, and Payroll Warrants No. 14101 to 14208, in the amount of
$47,950.18, for a Grand Total of $189,435.40, were approved' as submitted and ordered:
paid.
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APPROVAL OF CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS
On the motion of Council Member de Leon, seconded by Council Member Smith and unan-
imously carried, the following Consent Agenda"ltems"were approved as recommended by
Administrator Butch:
A-I. Notice of Quarterly Channel Counties'"Division of the League of Cal ifornia" Cities',
Meeting in Ventura, June 22, 1979." REQUEST COUNCIL MEMBERS WHO WILL ATTEND TO NOTIFY'
CITY ADMINISTRATOR.
A-2. Receipt of Monthly Report, Re. Central Coast Cities Self-Insurance Fund, Workers
Compensation and Liability. RECOMMEND REPORT BE RECEIVED AND FILED.
A-3. Receipt of Annual Regional Transportation Planning Agency Transit Development Plan.
RECOMMEND REFERRAL TO CITY ENGINEER FOR REVIEW AND STUDY." '
A-4. Receipt of Claim from Union Oi 1 Company of Cal ifornia for $38,791.20, Re. Reim7!
bursement of the Relocation Costs of Union Oil Company's Eight Inch (8") Products Line
in Oak Park Road. RECOMMEND THAT COUNC I L DENY THE CLA I M OF UN I ON 0 I L COMPANY OF CALI:;
FORNIA. '
A-5. Request of"The"American Legion Post 136, Arroyo Grande, "Re. Fee Exempt"Permit to
Sell Fireworks at Two Different Locations in the City. RECOMMEND FEE"EXEMPT LICENSE
BE "GRANTED.
A-6. Request of Five Cities Jaycees for a Fee Exempt License to Sell Fireworks
June 29 to July 4, 1979, Williams Bros. Parking Lot, Corner"of"Grand and Elm.
FEE EXEMPT LICENSE BE GRANTED.
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A-7. Letter of Request from Flower Valley Jaycees Requesting Civic Projects for Which
City Needs Free Manpower. RECOMMEND REFERRAL TO"PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION.
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A-8. Request of International Order of the Rainbow for Girls, Arroyo Grande Assembly,
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No. 100, for a Fee Exempt License to Sell Fireworks at 1650 Grand Avenue from June 28
to July 4, 1979. RECOMMEND FEE EXEMPT LICENSE BE GRANTED.
NOTIFICATION OF ITEMS WITHDRAWN FROM AGENDA
Mayor Millis noted the following items had been withdrawn from the Agenda for
June 12, 1979: Item B-2 (Wildwood Ranch); Item B-3 (Buena Vista and Baden Property);
Item D-3 (Tract Map 775); Item"D-4 (Parcel Map AG 79-52).
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DENIAL OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE CONTROLLING FILMS SHOWN AT LOCAL"THEATER - PORNOGRAPHY ISSUE
Administrator Butch reviewed for the Council a request previously submitted by the
UP WITH FAMILIES representatives that the City Council adopt an ordinance which would I
prohibit the showing of , pornographic films in local theaters. He explained the proposed
ordinance had been reviewed by both, the Ci ty Attorney Gerald Shipsey and Russel Sel ix,: ,Jr.,
Attorney with the League of California Cities. "Attorney Shipsey then reviewed the fihd-
ings by both attornies, explaining this"ordinance is enforced once a public nuisance ts
declared, by Council determination of whether or not a film is pornographic, necessit~~
ting the Council's viewing of the"film. Also, the Council has to determine that the t,ilm
has no literary, scientific or artistic value. The ordinance is enacted by"citizen 1
complaint. It was felt this control would be better applied through zoning procedures,
as this ordinance could lead to substantial litigation if contested. After this review,
Mayor Millis opened discussion to"the public. :
Several people spoke in favor of "adoption of the ordinance, '~xplaining this ordi~-'
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ance has been tested and passed by the U. S. Supreme Court, asking that the Council help
set high standards for this community and that the Council protect the"citizens on a .1
moral basis, as it offers protection against criminal actions and environmental hazards.
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This.hazard'should be eliminated before it begins. The following people. spoke in favor
of the ordinance: Larry Lorenz, 709 Faeh; Elizabeth Jackson, 208 Fairview; Jack McCarthy,
rural Arroyo Grande.
Several.people spoke against the adoption of the ordinance noting: a problem does not
exist which requi.res this regulation and government regulation should be.directed tOipro-
blems needing control; efforts of the police department would be better directed to trying
to enforce the current laws where problems already exist; people should be able'to select
what they wish to read or see, unless it infringes on others' rights; this would force the
Council's viewing of films which they might find distasteful.and would limit the candi-
dates wishing to serve on the Council; there is no commercial base for this type of acti-
vity in the community; the owners of the local theater do not intend to show x-rated'
films in this theater; this ordinance attacks the First Amendment; morals begin in the
home and it is not the responsibility of government to set citizens' moral standards;
this creates another layer of governmental control and bureaucracy. The following people
spoke against the proposed ordinance: Paul Reynolds, rural Arroyo Grande; Bill Kapp, 617
Woodland Drive; Sue Rodkey, Grand Avenue; Jerry Sanger, 573 Crown; Joe Adorno, 595 Crown.
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After public comments, Council discussion ensued. It was the feeling of the Council
that it is not the responsibility of the Council to legislate morality, that this ordin-
ance is unworkable as presented and it is an unnecessary ordinance which would add another
layer of bureaucracy in the community, and that it is not practical to legislate control
for a problem that does not exist. After discussion, it was moved by Council Member'
Gallagher, seconded by Council Member Smith, and on the following roll call vote, to'
wit: AYES: Council Members Gallagher, de Leon,. Pope, Smith and Mayor Millis; NOES: !None;
ABSENT: None; the "Ordinance Declaring the Commercial Exploitation of Patently Offensive
Sexual Conduct in Lewd Films and Theaters Exhibiting the Same to be a Public Nuisance,
and Ordering Their Abatement", was denied. It was moved by Council Member Pope, seconded
by Council Member de Leon and unanimously carried that the Council pursue the enactment
of this intent to control the films shown in local' theaters, within the confines of the
zoning ordinance and use permit process and in~truct the attorney to report back to the
Council on this agenda item.
PUBLIC HEARING ON USE OF REVENUE SHARING FUNDS IN 1979-80 FISCAL YEAR
Administrator Butch explained the City Council is required to hold two public hearings
on the use of Revenue Sharing Funds for the 1979-80 Fiscal Year.. The City will be receiv-
ing $159,364 in Revenue Sharing Funds and there were four areas to which it was allocated:
(1) Community Building; (2) Purchase of Land; (3) Fire Station Site and Design; (4) Mason
Street Property (Parks and Recreation Building). All of the money is addressed to capital
projects. There were three requests from local social organizations for.a share of the
funds: (1) The Meals on Wheels Program; (2) People's Self-Help; (3) Family Service Center.
After this review, Mayor Millis opened the public hearing to audience comment; asking for
any suggestions for the use of this money.
The following people spoke in favor of using a portion of the funds for the Meals on
Wheels Program which serves the senior citizens in Arroyo Grande with meals, companionship
and care, and for human service organizations such as Self-Help: .John Rose, 632 Garfie,ld;
Donna Jewett, Director, Five Cities Meals on Wheels.
There being no further public comment, the public hearing was closed to audience
comment. Mayor Millis explained a second~hearing on this matter will be held on Jun~ 26,
1979, to hear further comments and to decide on the use of the funds.
SET PUBLIC HEARING ON WILDWOOD REZONING FOR JUNE 26, 1979 (REZONING CASE NO. 78-119):
After brief discussion, it was moved by Council Member Pope, seconded by Council
Member de Leon and unanimously carried, that the public hearing on Wildwood Ranch Rezoning
Case No. 78-119 be readvertised and held on June 26,.1979, at 8:00 P.M. '
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APPROVAL OF tENTATIVE TRACT NO. 761, RANCHO GRANDE, APPROVE CONDITIONS OF DEVELOPMENT
Administrator Butch reviewed for the Counci 1 the action previously taken on Tentative
Tract No. 761, Rancho Grande,.noting the Council.had.instructed staff and developers,to
review all .development requirements and draft.the requirements in final form for Council.
adoption. ,There was brief discussion on the conditions of development, with general,
agreement on all conditions, and.with the request that the referral to James Way under
B. Streets, 1.b, be el iminated as .James Way has been el iminated from the condi,tions of
development for this phase, and that the price for the trees under General A~3 is $35.00.
'After brief discussion, it was moved by Council Member Gallagher, seconded by Council
Member de Leon, and carried with Council Member Smith dissenting, that the City Council
finds Tentative Tract No. 761, Rancho Grande, .as conditioned in the memo of June I, 1979,
from Ricardo Castro to Thomas Butch and also conditioned as listed in a memo from Paul
Karp to Thomas.Butch dated June 5, 1979, is consistent.with the.General Plan and City
Zoning Ordinance, in particular Ordinance No. 186 C.S. ,.and approves the map with those
conditions.
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REVIEW LATEST LEAGUE OF CALIFORNIA CITIES BULLETINS
Administrator Butch reviewed the latest Bulletins from the League of California
Cities noting interest in items on the use of unappropriated funds in the 1978-79 Budg~t,
and information on long-term financing reo the switching of sales and property tax funds.
REVIEW COUNTY ANIMAL REGULATION REPORT FROM COMMITTEE
Administrator Butch reviewed the report received
tee meeting of May 31,' 1979, n6ting increased numbers
Arroyo Grande is covering its cost in dog licenses.
MEETING OF MAY 31, 1979
from the Animal Regulation Commit,-
of animals in the County and that
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REACTIVATION OF UNDERGROUND UTILITY COMMITTEE
Administrator Butch advised the Council that P. G. & E. has notifed,the City that'
there is now over $110,000 available for undergrounding utilities. It was moved by ,
Council Member Gallagher, seconded by Council Member Smith and unanimously carried, th~t
staff be instructed to reactivate the underground utility committee to study the'next '!
area in the City to have utilities undergrounded.
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APPROVE ADDENDUM TO'MONTEREY BAY AREA REGIONAL TRAINING CENTER JOINT POWERS' AGREEMENT
Administrator Butch explained the Council was being asked to approve an'addendu~ ,
to the Jo i nt Powers Agreement wi th the Monterey Bay Area Reg i ona 1 Tra i n ing, Center,';', iWh i:ch
would permit the State Personnel Board to, become a member of the Training Center and .!.
would bring State money into the program, along with their.expertise. It was moved by.!
Council Member de Leon, seconded by Council Member Smith and unanimously carried, that:i
the Counti 1 approve the addendum to the Joint Powers Agreement with the Monterey Bay,
Area Regional Training Center, which allows the State Personnel Board to become a member
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of the Training Center, and authorized the Mayor, and City.Clerk to sign the addendum.:
MATERNITY BENEFITS FOR CITY EMPLOYEES - HELD OVER TO EXECUTIVE SESSION
It was the consensus of the Counci 1 that this item be held over, to ,the
Study Session on July 13, 1979, t~ be considered under Executive Session.
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ADOPT RESOLUTION OPPOSING STATE HOUSING, NEEDS ALLOCATION PLAN
Administrator Butch reviewed for the Council their request that a resolution be pre-
pared to be sent to cities in the State opposing the S,tate's Mandated Housing Needs Al 1,0-
cation Plan. .Administrator Butch.then read the title of. the resolution. It was, moved;
by Council Member Gallagher, seconded by Council Member de Leon and unanimously carried,
to dispense with further reading of the resolution. "
RESOLUTION NO., .1362
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ARROYO GRANDE
URGING, THE STATE LEGISLATURE TO REVIEW AND HOLD HEARINGS ON .
THE, STATE DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT'S
HOUSING ELEMENT GUIDELINES" AND FINDING THAT UNTIL SUCH TIME
AS THE STATE LEGISLATURE OR COURT OF LAW DETERMINE OTHERWISE
,THE HOUSING ELEMENT GUIDELINES ARE ADVISORY.
On the motion of Council Member de Leon, seconded by Council Member Pope and on the
following roll call vote, to wi t:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
Counci 1
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None.
Members Gallagher, de Leon, Pope, Smith,and Mayor Millis.,
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the foregoing resolution was, passed and adopted this 12th day of June, 1979. Copies of
this resolution are to be sent to the citjes in the Channel,Counties! Division. j
NOT I CE OF PUBLI C HRNGS: PLANNED DEVELOPMENT, D,I STR I CT & BUENA V I STA/BADEN PRO'PERTY.. ' :1' ,
Administrator Butch advised the Council that public hearings would be held on June 26,
1979" at the hour of 8:00 P.M., to consider proposed amendments to the Planned Developm~nt
District and the reclassification.of Land. Use and Zoning for the. Buena Vista Terrace II
Development and the Baden Property.
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING PURCHASE OF BLUE MARKERS THROUGH STATE OF CALIFORNIA!
Administrator Butch explained the Council was being asked to adopt a resolution to
purchase blue reflective markeysthrough the State Office of Procurement to save the City
approximately $L50 per marker; they are being purchased through joint effort with the
City of Grover City. Administrator Butch then read the title of the resolution.. It w~s
moved. by Council Member Gallagher, seconded by.Council Member de Leon and. unanimously, I
carried to dispense with further. reading of the resolution. '
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RESOLUTION NO. 1363
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY'OF ARROYO
GRANDE AUTHORIZING THE DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES
OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA TO PURCHASE TWO-WAY BLUE
REFLECTIVE MARKERS.
On the motion of Council Member Gallagher, seconded by'Council Member de Leon, and'on, the
following roll call vote, to wit:
AYES:
NOES: .
ABSENT:
Council Members Gallagher, de Leon, Pope, Smith and Mayor Millis.
None.
None.
the foregoing resolution was passed and adopted this 12th day of June, 1979.
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NOTICE OF NOMINATIONS TO TERMS EXPIRING ON VARIOUS COMMISSIONS ,
Mayor Mi 11 is announced' his intention to nominate at the next Counci 1 meeting the'
following candidates for three year terms beginning July 1,1979, on various commissions:
PLANNING COMMISSION:.Gene Moots and Manuel Sebastian; PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION: Gary
Thies and Patty Sanger; PARKING & TRAFFIC. COMMISSION: Myron Anderson; DOWNTOWN PARKING
ADVISORY BOARD: David Loomis, Alice Rouse and Florence LaPorte.
PROGRESS REPORTS: FIRE STATION; COMMUNITY BUILDING; ELM STREET
SPORTS COMPLEX; NEW WATER SYSTEM AND RESERVOIR; STROTHER. PARK
FIRE STATION RELOCATION: Administrator Butch explained staff had spoken with Mr. John
Kuden regarding his property on Traffic Way; Mr. Kuden had expressed willingness to sell
his property at $3.75/square foot, for a total cost of $171 ,825. The Counci 1 favored. the
purchase of this property for. relocation of the fire station. It was moved by Council
Member de Leon, seconded by Council Member Smith and carried, with Council Member Gallagher
abstaining, that the City Administrator and City Attorney be authorized' to open escrow'
on the Traffic Way property at the approximate figure of $172,000.
COMMUNITY BUILDING: Jim Maul, architect for the Community Building.presented pla~s.
and a report on the proposed redesign of the,Community Building for the Council's review
during the next week.
STROTHER PARK: Engineer Karp explained he was asking the Council to approve a progress
payment to Bouzard Construction for their work on Strother Park. He explained the project
was 75% completed, except for the paving; however, Bouzard was aj'ready over the time 1 imit
as per their contract. The Council requested staff look into assessing the penalty until
this contract is completed. It was moved by Council Member Gallagher, seconded by Council
Member Smith and unanimously carried, that the Council approve the progress payment of
$18,451.80 to Bouzard Construction for their work on Strother Park.
ELM STREET SPORTS COMPLEX: 'Parks an9 Recreation Director Keisler explained the spiral
slide will be installed. The grading plans have been reviewed by the City Engineer and
there are some changes that have to be made.
WATER SYSTEM AND RESERVOIR:.Public Works Director Anderson. explained he has worked
with Mr. Hall, Engineering Science on this; the water system study is completed and should
be available soon. A location has been selected for the site of the reservoir, beyond the
south side of town on a hillside; the realtor has assured staff that the City could acquire
one acre of the property for the reservoir. To proceed with this, Council is being asked
to approve awarding the second portion of the contract, Phase II; also, that the Council.
approve staff's beginning negotiations for the purchase of the property for the new re-
servoir. After considerable discussion, it was moved by Council Member Gallagher, seconded
by Council Member de Leon, and unanimously carried that the Council award the second
portion of the contract, Phase I I to Engineering Science in the amount of $19,000, and
authorize staff to begin negotiations. for purchase of the parcel,for the new reservoir,
and that before any money is spent on the reservoir either the escrow or a Contract for
Sales has to be executed on the parcel.
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REV I EW OF ,DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS FOR MAY, 1979
The Departmental Report for May, 1979, was reviewed by the Counci 1.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON ADDITION OF CAB TO LOCAL TAXI SERVICE.AND INCREASED RATES'
Administrator Butch explained a public hearing has been set on June 26, 1979, fo~
Council to determine whether or not an additional taxi should be added to the. local Five
Cities Taxi Company. The Company had also requested permission to increase rates. I:t
was determined that at the next Council meeting the staff report on the increase in rates
as compared to what other cities charge.
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AWARD BID CONTRACT ON OVERLAY PROJECT FOR STREETS WITHIN CITY: MADONNA
CONST. AND AUTHORIZATION TO'CALL FOR BIDS ON ADDITIONAL OVERLAY. PROJECT
After review by Engineer Karp, it was moved by Counci I Member Gallagher,' seconded
by Council Member de Leon and unanimously carried to award Overlay Project. No. 90-77-3,
(Overlay of various streetswlhin' the City) to low bidder Madonna Construction in the
amount of $62,510.00.
It was also explained that in order to take advantage of low prices at this time,
the staff was requesting Council authorize calling for bids for an additional overlay
project to cover Grand AVenue, from Halcyon to Elm Street,'and Halcyon Road from Fair
Oaks to the Frontage Road and'The Pike. It was moved by Council Member Gallagher,'
seconded by Counci 1 Member de Leon, and unanimously carried, to authorize the call ing"
for bids for the overlay project on Grand Avenue, Halcyon Road and The Pike, which is
a budgeted item for 1979-80.
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REPORT ON S:L.O. CO. WATER RESOURCES ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING OF JUNE 6, 1979
Public Works' Director'Anderson gave an oral report on the' recent San Luis Obispo
County Water Resources Advisory Committee meeting of June 6, 1979, noting the committee,
has approved a contract for the temporary sale of State water to Kern County; also,
they are asking the State to postpone the construction of the State aqueduct and to
pool the agencies to see if they are interested in receiving Nacimiento water.
LETTER FROM P. E. BAKER, WOODLAND DR., RE. HAZARD TO HOME W/FAIR OAKS AVE. RECONSTRUCTION
Administrator Butch read a letter from Mr. P. E. Baker, 411 Woodland Drive, regard-
ing a potential hazard to his home which is being created with the Fair Oaks Avenue re-
construction, through drainage entering his yard and cars turning into Woodland Drive
which could strike the cars parked in front of his curb or land in his front yard.
Engineer Karp 'stated he felt the drainage and the turning would be adequately handled as
the grading in this area slants into the curb and not toward the Baker property. It was
the consensus of the Council that after this construction is completed, staff will test
this area in'terms 6f drainage and traffic hazards an~ if a problem does exist then this
problem is to be corrected by the City.
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APPROVAL OF FOUR CHANGE ORDERS FOR SULLY-MILLER CONSTRUCTION, HALCYON ROAD PROJECT
City Engineer Karp reviewed:,.,4 change orders he was asking the Counci I to approve
in preparation for additional oiterlay'work'on Halcyon Road from Filir,Oaks to The Pike.
After review, the following actions were taken:' ,
(1) It was moved by Council Member Gallagher, seconded by Council Member Smith and
unanimously carried to approve Change Order No. I with Sully-Miller Contracting Company,
to remove and replace three areas of failed roadway on Halcyon Road at a cost of $1.10
per square foot, based on 6,800 square feet, for a total cost of $7,480.00.
(2) It'was moved by Council 'Member Gallagher, seconded by Council Member de Leon
and unanimously carried to approve'Change Order No.2 with Sully-Miller Contracting Com-
pan~ to change the sidewalk on Halcyon Road at Sandalwood Avenue from, Integral sidewalk
to non-Integral sidewalk at a cost of C$I.60/square foot, based on 525 square feet, for
a total cost of $840.00. ,
(3) It was moved by Council Member Gallagher, seconded 'by Council Member de Leon and
unanimously carried to approve Change Order No.3 with Surly-Mi ller Contracting Company,
to remove existing concrete driveway and replace them with concrete to conform to new
driveway approaches at three driveways on Fair Oaks Avenue and one on Woodland and Fair
Oaks, and to remove a hedge on Woodland Drive and replace it with concrete, for a total
cost of $5,816.00.
CHANGE ORDER NO.4 IS STiLL PENDING.
(5) It was moved by Council Member de Leon, seconded by Council Member Pope and
unanimously carried to approve Change Order No.5 with Sully-Miller Contracting Company"
to construct a one-inch (1") asphalt overlay on Halcyon Road at a total cost of $16,900.
APPROVED PERMIT FOR WATER WELL (RUNELS)
Public Works Director Anderson explained John Nairn, Water Well Supply, has made an
application for a new well for the Runels' Far~ as the existing agricultural well on
Valley Road has failed; a new well is required immediately for agricultural use. The
well will be drilled inside City limits, on the corner of the Catholic Church property:
and the Church has no objection to the well. It was moved by Council Member Pope,
seconded by Council Member Smith and carried, with Council Member Gallagher abstaining,
to grant the permit to replace the existing agricultural well for Elmer Runels subject
to approval by the County Health Department, and that the failed well be abandoned in
conformance with City requirements.
PROGRESS REPORT ON SOUTH SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT
Administrator Butch reviewed the progress at the South San Luis Obispo County Sani-
tation District's treatment plant, noting the contractor on the outfall line will start
after the Fourth of July; in-plant improvements should be coming up soon.
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GRANT. FEE,; EXEMPT LI CENSE FOR F I REWORKS SALE BY CUB SCOUT PACK 413
It was moved by Council Member de Leon, seconded by Council Member Smith and una~i-
mously carried to grant a fee exempt license to Cub Scout Pack 413 for the'sale of fire-
works for 1979.
PROCLAIM JUNE, 1979, AS NATIONAL RECREATION AND PARKS' MONTH
Mayor Millis proclaimed June, 1979, as National Recreation and Parks' Month.
COMMENTS ON NUCLEAR POWER AND DIABLO CANYON NUCLEAR POWER PLANT
There were several people in the audience who spoke to the Council on the subjec~ of
nuclear power and the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. The'Council informed those who were
interested that thidr requests and/or considerations could be p'laced on'the agenda for
the C Hy Counc i I :
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business before the Council, it was moved by Council Member
de Leon, seconded by Council Member Smith and unanimously carried to adjourn at 10:21
P.M., to 7:30 P.M. 'on June 13, 1979, for a'Budget Study Session.
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CITY COUNCIL BUDGET STUDY SESSION
ARROYO GRANDE, CALIFORNIA
JUNE 13, 1979
7:30 P.~1:
The City Council met in regular adjourned
following Council Members were in attendance:
B'Ann Smith; Hugh Pope, Jr.
meeting with Mayor Millis presiding. The
Matt Gallagher, Jr.; Gabe de Leon;
BUDGET STUDY SESSION AND EXECUTIVE SESSION
The City Council briefly,reviewed the 'Prel iminary Municipal Budget for the 1979-30
Fiscal Year. After review, the Counci 1 adjourned to an Executive Session to discuss';
personnel. After the executive session, the Council reconvened with all Council Mem~
bers in attendance.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business before the Council, it was moved by Council Member
de Leon, seconded by Council Member Gallagher' and unanimously carried', to adjourn the
meeting at 8:30 P.M.
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