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CZTY COL~~,~CI~ MAY 27, 1975
ARRbYO GRANI~~ ~ CALIF~IRNIA
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Th~e Cit:~ Cc~~~~.nc~,l rnr~t i~ rY:g~l~.r s~s~ion with Mayor Ta11e~ gresiding. Upon
rol3 ca11, Cc~asnc~i M~mb~rs Sp~.~riing_, de Leon, Schl.egel and Millis reported present.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGTANCE AND INVOCATTON
Mayor Talley I~d ~he Pledge of Allegi.anc~ to our F?ag; and immediately
thereaft~r, R~v~r~:nd G~rslin~, of th~ United Methociist Ch~rch in Arroyo Grande,
deliv~~ed th~ inv~~~.tiono
APPROVAL ~F MZNCTTES AND GORRECTION OF 1~/22/75 MINUTES
T~a.~ mir~.t~s of the regular me~ting of Ma.y 13, 1975 and regulaz a.djour.ned
meetirgs of May ~9th and Ma.y 22nd, 1975, were approv~d as preparedo
A mot~~n was mad~ by Co~nc~l~nan d~ Leon, seconded by Councilman Spierling
and unanimoalsly carried, correcting ~he minutes of the April 22nd regular meeting
to show the w~.rrants, which had been approved bu~ left out of the typed minutes by
clerical error, as follows: "On motion of Councilman de Leon, seconded by Council-
man Spierl~ng and unanimously carried, Payroll Warrants Noe 3871 ~hrough No. 3945,
in the ~otal ama~xnt of $44,2/~3.98; and General Warrants No, 2884 thro~.~1~ No. 2963,
in the total amount of $429411,58, were approved and ordered paid". :
APPROVAL OF WARRt~NTS
On motion of Cntisnc~lm~.n de L~on, second~d by Councilman Spierling and
ian~i~i.m~,~sl;,~ car.ripd, P~.~roll Warrants No, 4045 through Noe 4123, in the total
amount of $22,435.29; and. General Warrants No, 3095 tYr.rough No, 3162, in the
total a~n~~.r~~ c~f $54,355.$7, were approved and. ~rdered paid.
APPROVE REQUEST TO REMOVE TREES ON CITY PRQPERTY m BRUSH PC~PPERS RIDING CLUB
The Council r~viewed. a letter from tfi~ Brush Pappex° R:~.ding Club, Ince, of
' Arroyo Grand.e, r~q~uesting permission to cu~t some trees on a port;~.c~n of the
prope~°t4~ the C~ub l~as~s from the City on the Mesa, to be used a ri.ding
practic~: arw•a, A r3~ort ~egarding x~eview o~ the request by Cit;~ E~gi~~.A~r Garcia
and 8:~~°e~.LGr of P~h~:Lc War.ks Axxderson was aTso re~.d, whicYi indic~t~d t,i~t the
requested cl~aring would involve removal of approximately 100 second. ga_~owth
eucalyp~~~.s s~.plings and ~wo first growth tr~es, and they recom~~nended ~:~~.at tlxe
request be grant~:d subject to cer.tain conditi.ons, After Council disc~~zs~ ion`, a
mc~~it~n w~.s maur bJ Co~ncilman Spierling, sEeonded by Councilman de ~~c;n ~.r~d
unanimc~usly carrred, granting tr.e request af the Brush Poppers Riding C'=_~.u, Inc.
to r~:move eu.caiyp~us saplings from a portion of property the Club leases from the
Ci~y on thA Mesa, sul~ject ta the C1ub°s obraining any required County permits and
the retenti.on: with. some c1Q~.ning up, af the two first growth eucalypt~us trees.
SUPPORT BIVERSIDE'S ENDORSEMENT OF NCJCLEAR ENERGY DEVELOPMENT IN CALIFORNIA
T~e C~~xncil r.eviewed a 1~tt;er and Resolution from the Cxty of Riverside,
urging s~appo~t of n~xclear energy development in California. After Council
. discussion, a motion was made by Counci3man Spi~rling, seconded by Councilman
de Leon and ~nanimc~usl~ carri~d, supporting the Ci~ty of Riverside's endorsement
for developrnenc ~f Nuclear Pawer in t~e Sta~e of California,
I~IVITATION TO SO CO ,JUNIOR FAIR AT A G HIGH SCHOOL O1V JUNE 21, 1975
T~.e Co~zncil rNad and acczptPd an invi~ation from tl~e South County Junior
Fair Board ~o ~.tt~nd t~~.e S~uth Cc~,~.nt?~ Junior Fair to be h~ld on Saturday, June 21,
1975 at the Arroyo Gr~.nds~ Valley Raad riig~°p School.
LETTER OF THANKS RE. CEMENTING OF WALL AT HOOSEGOW BY CITY CREWS - C OF C
T_~ae C~~.ncil r.ead 1ett~r from the Arroyo Grande Chamber of Ca?nmerce
thanking fhe City anc~ i~-s p~ablic wc~rks cre~ for c~menting the rock w~.ll fronting
th~ o1d H~as~g~~sa, wh:~c':~ rend~rs 3t less lh.k~1~ to r~peatEd d~str~.ction.
TREAS~JRER' S REPORT FOR THE MC~NTH OF APRI L., 1975
Financ~= Dir~ct~~r Rosengren ~evie~red wit.h t~~~. Cc~a~ncil th~ Tr~asur~r's Report
for the mc~nt~~ af Apri1., 19'%~, which was ord~r~d fil~de
RECEIPT flF ANl~'UAL A(JDIT REPURT FOR F:L~CA~
YEAR ENDINU JTTNE 30, 1974
'C'.h~ Cr~~nc~.~. re~F~~.~r~d, revi~,+~~d an~ ord.~r.•~d fi'led ~he ~nnual audi~ report •
for tr;~. i y~ar ~vnd:~n~ .1=~r:~ 3~, i~i'f , p~°: }:~.,:~d u'v B~ , F.•c~~ns ar.ic~. CaT~,pany~
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R~E , Ll~,,,_TN',.E~.hUS CCIMMISSION~~T~RM E~PII2ATIONS ON JUNE 30 19 5
Msyor Ta11ey aclvised that numerous Co~nissioners' Cerms on the Plannictg,
P~rks & Recreatian and Parlcing & Traffic Commissions will expire on 3une 30a 1975,
glus South Couaty Huma~, Ralatians Commissioner Raul ~scamillo has tends~~:d ~t~,s
r~esignation from that appointment_ Ha urged citizens ta fill out appli~ati~s~ts
fcrms for the various commissions.
~,~E„~~T„ OF C~T~ZEI,~,' ~,DVISORX REPOR~ RF~,. CAPITAL ~MPROVEMENT NEEDS
Administrator Butch read a letter from County AdminisCrator Waggonar,
fortaarding "A Gitizens Advisory Repor~ on Sarvice and Facility Needs in San I~ui.s
0~iapo County" regarding capital improvements needed. The Council reviewed ~he
two pages of the reparC p~rtaining to Arroyo Grande and the South Count~r Ar~'oyo
G~ande's top priori~y needs were listed as be3.ng: (a} libraries, (b) juven~.1~
ju~tice, (c) parks, and (d) coinmunity buildings. r~dministrator Butch was r~que~ted
to work out a studq seasi.on on fihe reportr Supervisor Mankins, who was pr~s~nC,
3#~dicated h~ would be willi.ng to a~~end such a study sessicn.
F ~ S A U OF AL FOR It~ T
Th~ Council reviewed Che lates~ L~~islative Bulletin~ received from ~~}e
Leagtte of Califarnia Cities, directing Administrator Butch to wxite a lett~r`of
apposiCion to SB 175, regarding amenc]ments to th~ Brown AcC; and l~tters of
sup~art af SF 100, which wQUld provide ~or an additional 1G gas tax increase~ for
lpeal goverriment ~SUrpose~s, an3 AB 416, which wauld provide :€unding for the
manda~kory "911" emergency fielephone sexvice.
,~~~,.v~@g~: -~ESOZ~ n~a~x - s~R~~ oF ~ssr~rs - c~arr~ av~rrur sz~~w ~
The Council reviewcd a report from Superintendent ot Str~ets t~nderso~,
w~ieh indicat~d th€~t X~r~~~rties h~d b~en poated and ownexs notified bp m~til on
G~and Av~nue, between Barnefit S~reet and the we~terly ~ity L3.mits, that
insta].Zation of curbs, ~utters, driveway aprons and sid~walks ~aas required
pursuant tc~ th.e ~hort Impravement AcC of 1911~ The report further showed t~iat
twelve prop~rti,es had im~rovements installed under contract, by the City; and
the coat af the ins~all~tion has been assessed to tha pro~erties,in the total
amount of $13,242.26.
This being the date, time and place for public hearing on the spread~c~g
of assessmen~~ for Che abave cited improvements, Mayar ~alley declared the
hearing open and r~ll p~rsons would now be heard regarding this assessmen~.
Jane Wil~y, Route 3, Box 221, San I~uis Obispo, was prasent represent~.ng ;
the P;.H. Heersema pro~er~y at 1524 & 1542 Grand Avenue (Parcel No~ 77-Q71-1~),
sfiating thaC there is a l.arga break-up in th~ sidewalk and construction was nnt
aontinued to the corner af Grand and Courtland. Directar of Public Works
A~derson atated that ha was n.ot aware of the break-up but would look inCo i~
and make sure any defecCs axe corrected. He further clarified thaC the sid~?'~
w,~ik to the Grand-Courtland carner evas not completed purposely due to a'paw~r
pol~ problem, but that this unimproved porti~n was not includzd in ~ha amou~~
o~ $3,.567.75 assessed to th~ Heersema propertyw
Thare bein~ no further discussion for or aga3.nst this matter, Mayor Talley
declared ~he hearing clos~d~ After Council discussion, City Attorn~y Ships~~ read
~~ie ti~Cle of a resa~.ution eon~irming the report and l~vying assessment for ~vncr~te
improvement installation; thereafter, a motion was made by Councilman Millis;
seconded by Cottncilman Schlegel and unanimously carried, ta dispense with ~eading
the balance of this resolutionF
P~~SQLLTTI.ON N0. 1163
~ R~SOLUTION OF THr, CITY COUNCTL OF THE CITY OF ARROYO
GR?,NDE CONFIRMING THE RFPORT (7F THE SUPERINT~NDENT OF
STREETS AND LEVYING ASSE~SMENT FOR THE INSTALLATION OF
CONCRETE CURBS, GUTTERS, DRIVEWAY APRONS AND SIDFWALKS;.
Qn motion of Councilman Schlegel, seconded by CounGi.lman de Leon and pn
the follawing roll call vote, to wit:
AYES: Councilmen Spierling, de Leon, Schlegel~ Millis and Mayor Ta11ey
NOES: 1~one
ABSENT: None -
the foregoing Resolution ~ras passed ,~~d adopted thi.s 27th d~y of Ma.y, ~.975~
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Af.~~r 'a~.d~:~~:ori~.~, d~s~•~:s~:~,c~n csr~ th~ frir~go~ng matt~r, a mo'tion, ~7aS' made' by
>'Coitric~'ltnai~ 5~?~1.eg~l, s~cund~d. bgr Cc~~.ncilma.n Spi~rling and unaniuiously!carried,
- dir~c~in~ ~~:~.t ar~~r' defeets p~es~n:t'ly e~'ist~.ng ~.n ~l~e ~i~w~:y installed `side~a~llt"s on
~G~~.xi~' ;~vent~~ b~ c;orr~c~p~1 br~fo~°e th~ con.t~actc~r's Bonii is released:
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PUB o HE?aR. °ItEZ01~ ~k75° 79 ."RAB3" TO "pM" . TIt~FFIG kTAY EXT i- RE~ERRED' BAC~ 20 PI,AN.
COMMI3S IC1N FaR "D" OVE1tRIDE CONS IDEI~ATION
T~ig C~~zn~~.l r~c~ived :a res'o~.~.ticin from the Plann.ing Go~nmissiatt; r~cb~n~nding
the' r~z~nin.g' ~af 'T~affie' W~~ !Ext~nsian grop~rtgr from "R°A'°B-3", _Resideritial Agri-
;.;~tzltur~.1~ Dist~~ct, t~ ~~P-M"', 'P1.~nned Ind~stx~i~.1 District, as request~d b~ ;Bettie
Zau~1e~. ' UpUn being assur~d 'by tYte City Clerlc that a11 requ~,rements ` as provided by
law had: b~~~. ~~np~.3.ed ~ai~h; Maymr T~.1I~;r d.elcared th~ fieari.ng open and a11
p~r'saxts vaoiild now b~ 'h~ard' fax° or against t'h'e proposed rezoning:
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T~e ' frsll~wi~ng p~rsor~s ~aer~ g~esent and spoke in' opposition to the '~ezoi~ing:
Thomas G~uff, Bish~p of Th~- G~urch of` Jesus' Christ of Latter Day Saints on Tr~.ffic
Way extension; and Dr~ Ard~en Ro~inson, Stake President of the San Luis Obispo,
California Stalz~a ' '
'The fdl~otivin~ person.~ we-r~ 'p~°~sent ~.nd spoke 'in favor esf 'the rezoning:'-
El~ie I:ag~c~ocl~' of Bismo ~~ac!h, fri~~nd' -of th~ Re~~ning Applicant; and Mr. James
''Lat~3.er,- P. 0: Box 293 , App~.i~ant ' fo~° the 'rezon~ngo Mr. CarY~ell l7ean', P,_ ,0. "
Box 100 =-(awnirig p~ope~ty o~. T~e~€fic Way e~tens~.on), commented on the matt'er
regard.in.g cas es ~ t~~ laia.~ning ~.nct ma~n~aini~.g ~tl~~ extens ion of the 'road if the
rezoning is app~ov~d. He stated the churc:t noca maintains the road and has not
ohax^ged a tk~in:g fo~° ' t:t~ a.mpro~tement e '
'FI~~~°e ~~i.r~g no -f~rt~.~r dzs-cussion on th.~,s matter; May~r '~alley declared
~he hear-~,rig c~`~s~d. Adma~nistrator Butch ~xp~ained th~ ramzfi~.ata~ons of the "P-M"
Distric~!;- per tkir~ 'Zoning 4rdi~iars.c~. He further stated ~h:at a"D" ove:rride can be
~~~quir~~d, w~~c~~ w~oulc~ giv~ t~ae Cit~a f~.rtY:~~° control over any type of' development.
'Th~ Ca~zncil a~sc~~s~d'th~ ma~ter a~ length, with additional com:r~~nts:being
recei~ed frem p€~~sons in khe audi~nce. Af~~r Co~.ncil disc~ssion, a' znc~~i:on, was
mad.P by Cc~z~.ci,1.~~~.n. Spierling, secc~nded b~ Cc~uncilxnan Millis and un~.n~.~~~.siy
Ga~ried, r~ferring'Rezon.ing Case No, 75-70 Un Traffic Way Extension back to the
Plar~ning C~~mi~sir~ri w~t~. ~°ece~~n~.ata:c~n ;th:~.t a~~D,~ override be con~.LC~ered:
on ~~.e p~c~~~s~d ,"P°M"'I3~st~~~t~ ~.n.d that consultation wi~h City staff ars.d :;LDB
Chazrch m~mb€~rs ~rra.nged.
,'A~te~° r~dc~.~Cional ~c~~scus~i~n r.~garding`upportunities for input o~ the-m~.tter
;'.by t;he ~DS Ch~r~h, m~tic~n.~aas ma~.~ b~ Co~ncilman Mi11is, seconded kry Cou;nc;i~lman
de L~on ;anc~ `~.n~nim~~*,s l~r ca~ried , xeques tin:g th~,t :when th~ ,sub j ec t rezoning reames
b~fore tk~e P~ann~:ng Ct~±rimm~.ss~:~n .a~t its Jun~ 1.7, 1~75 meeting, ;that an additiorial
Pub1~c H~a~~rig be -h~~.tt hy saicl Cc~mirti~sion a.~ th~.t time in conjunctir~n with dis-
c~~si~on. nf R~~oning Cas~ ~Ta: 75°7~0 , ; ,
MAYOR TALLE~ DECT~ARED A RECESS AT 9:02 P,M.
T',ne Co~tnci~; r~cor.vE~ned: at 9:09 P.Mo T~aith all ,members present as' shown on
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N~'~~~E''RE. PUBo HEAR; SE~ - REZONE ~~7~-$~~ RAB3 TO Rl & PD.TALLEY HQ .EST: ~6/10/7S
`~ia.yar Tal~p~ ad~ised th~~t a publi~ h~~.ring has::been'set ;for June ,lQ,, 1~975
at 8:00 P.M, ~o c.onsider R~zon~ Cas~ Noo 75-80, Ta11y Ho.Estates; from "R-A-IH-3"
to '!P-D", a~ r~c~~un~rxd~d b~ the Pl,~.nning Ccn~n~s~ione
MUNI. GODE ANLNDe-ORD,~ AD(~PT. - AMEND A~TH(DI2.ITY OF P.ARRING & TR.AFFIC COMMISSION
City ~,ttc7rn~v S1~ips~yr rea.d t~?a titl~ of an o~d:inance a~znen.ding the Municipal
Code by expan~.ing;t~.~ Parki.rig an.d T~a~f~c C~z~nni~sic~n's aut~:ority; :there~.fter, a
mo'~ion w~.s mad~ '~y'C~aa1ncilm~:n 5~~.1:~;e1$ s~c~n~.Pd by C.~~ancilma.n S:pi~rling and unani-
m~usl;~ ca~°ried, ~o di~~s~nse ~a~~'~ r~~:d~.ng ~~.e b~;~arcc~ of t~.is ordinance.
ORDINANCE N0. 121'G.S.
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AN ORDI~'ANCE ~F THE CI~.'Y OF ~lRR0Y0 GRANDE AMENDTNG
C1~P'~ER' ~~F TITLE 4 OF T~iE ARROYO GRANDE MUNICIPAZ :
CO~~ A~~I~T~ S~CTI~7~S A~T~ 4-~, ~F T~
A~~~`~ ~~?,~TD~ ~!'[TN'~CIPA~ G~D~ R~~AT''~~T~ 'T~ ~ARIC~NG
i~Tn TRAE'~'IC C~1~ISSI~I~ AT7~OR~~"~.
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On motion af Cauncilman cle Leon, seconded by Councilma.n Spierling an~. on
fihe following roll call vote, to wit:
AYES: CounciYmen Spierling, de Leon, Schlegel, Millis and Mayor Tal~ey
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
~khe fo~egoing Ordinance was passed and adopted this 27th day of May, ~.975.
~NFOLFROM CALTRANS RE. TRAFFIC SURVEY AT MASON & BRP,NCH
'i'rie Council-reviewed a letter and data compiled by the State Departm~nt of
Transportatiori (CALTRANS) regarding a traffic survey made at the intersecti~~n of
Branch and Mason Streets in response to a request for a traffie signal"at t~is
~.ntersection made by Andrew David and subsequently by the City. CALTRANS i,~.dica-
~ed that traffic volumes on these streets are not sufficient to justif~ ins~alla-
tion of a signal system." The letter and data were directed to be subz~~.tted.' to
the Park~.ng & Traffic Commission for its information and consideration.
REPORT - ZONE 3 ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING - MILLIS
Councilanan Mi11is reported o~ the Ma.y 22, 1975 meeting of the Zone 3 Advisory
~o~r?ittee, as follows: monthly reports on the attendance and revenue ~rom ~he
Lopez Recreation Area, and activities at the Treatment Plan, were received, with
the latter report including information tha.t a 66' tear in the tank canopy ~a,d been
patch~d., Discussion had also been held on Cauncilman Millis' recommendatiQe~ that
Zone 3 s~aitGh to a calendar year to give a better idea to Lopez Water subsc~ibers
rahere they stand as far as their contracted water allocation. The ma~ter':~~.ll be
pursued further at a future meeting.' Budgets for the Recreational Area and~:
Trea~ment Plant were also received and approved, and submitted to the Board,Qf
Supervis~rs.
1'~ae main iss'ae of discussion at the Zone 3 meeting ha.d been a x~por~ by
County Engine~rs W~.11y Burt and Clint Milne, recommending the selling o€ "s~trplus"'
water from the Lopez Dam. It had been pointed out that the Board of Superv~sQrs
has the ~.u*_hority to se11 the water without approval of the other contracti~.g
agencies and it also has the right to sell it to an area outside of tne Zon~'3
district. The Council reviewed a report and recommendations on the m~.tter~prep~.red
~y Councilman Millis and City Engineer Garcia, the City`s representat:i.ves t~ the
Zone 3 Advisory Ca~nittee. The Couneil generally agreed that it is premat~x'e to
come up with a"safe yield" for the dam and that "surplus" water must be s~~red for
dry yeaYS, which was subs~antiated by a graph prepared and presented by Ai
Browne o~ Arr~yo Grande, which estimated inflow and outflow of`the Lopez D~rn ~rom "
1922 through 1974.
TI~P definition of "s~.rplus water" was pursued, with the CounciJ. genexally
agreeing that it sh~uld be defined as follows: "The difference between tk~e`use
of eontractual allotments and the safe annual yield'o" After further Counc~.1 dis-
cussion, a study session on the matter was set for 7:00 P.M. on June 4, 1975 with
invitations to C1int Milne and Supervisor Mankins to attend. At the urging of
~ouncilman Millis, because a request for surplus water has already bee~ sub~n~.tted
to the Gounty, Adminis~rator Butch. was directed to write Clint Milne of th~ Cou~ty
Engineer's Office requesting that action on the request for surplus water l~e held
off for now, pending further study of the matter.
~TOTICE RE. NATIONAL FLOOD INSURANCE AVAILA.BLE TO A.G. CITIZENS
The Cauncfl reviewed a letter direct~d to the Department of Housing artc~
Urban Development by Ci~y Engineer Garcia, compZeting requirements regardin~ the
City's Fl~~d Insur~.nce Applicagion. National Flood Ins~rance is now avail~.l~7.e
to Arroyo Grande citizens.
LETTER FROM GROVER CITY AGREE~N~ WITH A.G. RE. TRANSPORTATIOI~L PLAN
The Council reviewed a letter from Grov~r City indicating its concu~^~~x~sce
with the City of Arroyo Grande's position on the Regional Transportat~on P~an, and
r~~ommending ta the Area Planning Council that the Tra~sportatia~ ~~an be ~}me~ded
~o ~~.low for a"Five Cities" Joint Powers Agreement for public t~~~pox~tat;~~~,
~iayor Ta11ey iritdicated hope that the cities can work together on t~i~s, but~~puncil-
man Spierling cautioned that the Jaint Pow~rs Agreement should be betvreen t~e
Cities of the Countq anc~ the County, as the Transit Plan i~ b~gger th~.n ,ju~~ the; '
~outh County ci~ies.
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MUNI. CODE AMEND. - ORD. ADOPT.. - AMEND DISTR.IB. CHARGES & METER RESTRICTIONS
City Attorney Shipsey read the ti~le of an ordinance amending the Municipal
Code by amending wat~r distribution and front foot charges and restricting delays
in water meter installations; th.ereafter, a motion was made by Coun~ilman Schlegel,
seconded by Councilman Millis and unanimously carried, to dispense with reading
the balance of this ordinance.
ORDINANCE N0. 122 C.S,
' AN ORDINAN~E OF THE CIT'Y OF ARROYO GRANDE AMENDING
CHAPTER 7 OF TITLE 6 OF THE AR.R.OYO GRANDE MUNICIPAL
CODE BY AMENDING SUBSECTION a(2) AND a(3) OF SECTION
22 THEREOF RELATING TO WATER ~'DISTRIBUTION CHARGES"
AND "FRONT FOOT CHARGES" AND PROVIDING FOR THE
REPURCHASE OR ANY METERS WHIGH HAVE NOT BEEN INSTALLED
MORE THAN 30 DAYS FOLLOWING PURCHASE OF SAID METERS.
On motion of Councilman de Leon, seconded by Councilman Spierling and on
the following roll call vote, to wit:
AYES: Councilmen Spierling., de Leon, Schlegel, Millis and Ma.yor Talley
NOES: None
ABSENT: None ,
the foregoing:Ordinance was passed and adopted this 27th c~ay of Ma.y, 1975.
PROGRESS REPORT - SO. SAN LUIS OBISPO C4U~,TTY SANITATION DZSTRICT
T~.e monthly r~port from the South San Luis Obispo Cov.nty Sanitation
District for April, 1975, was reeeived by the Council, reviewed and order~d.
filed. Adm~nistx~ator Butch reported that litigation has b~;en renewed against the
District by the Water Quality Contr:ol Board. ;
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NOTICE RE. STUDY SESSION WITH LUCIA MAR SCHOOL BOARD CONFIRMED: 6/4/75. 8 P.M.
Administrator Butch advised that a study session has now been confirmed
with the Lucia Ma.r Unified School District's Board of Directors, for 5:00 P.M.
on June 4, 1975 in the Arroyo Grande City Council Chambers, to discuss renewal
of the Lease Agre~ment by the District for City property on which the Lopez
Continuation High School is located, at South E1m and Ash Streets.
NOTICE RE. WATER ASSOCIATION MEETING - 5 29/75
The Council was notified of a Water Association meeting to be held on
May 29, 1975 in Room 124 of the Arroyo Grande High School, Valley Road Campus,
REMINDER RE, BICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE MEETING - MAY 29. 1975
The Cc~uncil was r~minded of the.monthly meeting of the Bicentennial
Committee of South San Luis Obispo County, set for 7:30 P.M. on Ma.y 29, 1975
in.the City Iia11 of Grover City,
PROGRESS REPORT - ANIMAL CONTROL PROGRAM IN CITY
The Council received and reviewed an updated report from the County of
San Luis Qbispo Ani.mal Control Program, showing activity and expense for the
period from 9/1/74 through 3/31/75, in the City of Arroyo Grande. The ending
balance sti.ll shdws a net credit to the City of $774.54, as total revenue from
the City was indicated as $5,357.77 and total expenditures at $4,583.23.
ADJOURNMENT '
On motion of Councilman Spierling, seconded by Councilma.n Mi11is and
unani,maasly carried, the m~eting adjo~arned at 10:12 P.M. until 3:30 P.M. on
Ma.y 28, 1975, for a$udg~t study session.
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CITX CLSRK MAYOR