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ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ALAMEDA
NOVEMBER 7, 1990
The meeting convened at 7:41 p.m. (at the conclusion of the
Community Improvement Commission Special Meeting) with President
Corica presiding. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Councilman
Arnerich. Reverend Dorothy Kimbrell gave the invocation.
ROLL CALL - Present: Councilmembers Arnerich, Camicia, Thomas,
Withrow and President Corica - 5.
Absent: None.
ANNOUNCEMENT BY MAYOR OF CLOSED SESSION ACTION(S), if any.
90 -759 Mayor Corica announced the following action taken prior to the
adjourned regular meeting, when Council adjourned to Closed Session:
a) Labor Relations pursuant to Subsection (a) of Government Code
Section 54957.6 of the Brown Act: gave instructions to the
City's negotiators.
b) State of California v. Rosendin Electric, pursuant to
Subsection (a) of Section 54956.9 of the Brown Act: gave
instructions to the City Attorney.
CONSENT CALENDAR
President Corica announced that the City Manager requested (90 -778)
Quarterly Financial Report, be removed from the Consent Calendar to
the regular agenda. At the request of Councilmember Thomas, (90 -789)
Bills were removed from the Consent Calendar to the regular agenda,
and at Councilman Arnerich's request, (90 -777) report awarding
contract for earthquake damage repair was removed from the Consent
Calendar to the regular agenda. Councilmember Withrow moved approval
of the remainder of the Consent Calendar. Councilman Arnerich
seconded the motion which was carried by unanimous voice vote - 5.
REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
*90 -760 From Public Works Director recommending award of contract to
Interstate Grading and Paving for Doolittle Landfill pedestrian
pathway, No. P.W. 7- 89 -10. Accepted.
*90 -761 From Public Works Director recommending approval of Request
for Proposal for the design and construction of Alameda Gateway Ferry
Terminal Facilities. Accepted.
*90 -762 From Finance Director requesting ratification of Community
Improvement Commission action to disburse tax increment funds to
Alameda Housing Authority. Accepted.
*90 -763 From Community Improvement Director regarding the selection
of Hearing Officers for Affordable Housing Unit /Fee Appeals.
Accepted.
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*90-764 From Public Works Director recommending authorization to
amend Contract between the City of Alameda and Bissell & Karn, Inc.
for the Design of the Doolittle Widening Project." Accepted.
RESOLUTIONS
*90-765 Resolution No. 12027. "Calling General Municipal Election
to be held in the City of Alameda on Tuesday, March 5, 1991;
Establishing Election Precincts; Fixing Number of Election Officers
on the Board of Election for Each Precinct; Fixing Compensation of
Election Officers and Designating Hours of Voting." Adopted.
*90-766 Resolution No. 12028. "Authorizing Open Market Purchase of
Approved Self-Contained High Pressure Breathing Apparatus and Related
Equipment." Adopted.
*90-767 Resolution No. 12029. "Approving Parcel Map 5984, located
at 1226/1228 Regent Street, Subject to Certain Conditions and
Granting an Exception from Section 11-3118.1 of the Subdivision
Ordinance requiring Undergrounding of Utilities. (Subdivider: Mr.
Harold Camping)" Adopted.
FINAL PASSAGE OF ORDINANCE.
*90-768 Ordinance No. 2511, N.S. "Amending Chapter I, Title XI
(Zoning) of the Alameda Municipal Code relating to Satellite Dish
Antennas. Applicant: City of Alameda." Adopted.
President Corica announced 90-769 the ordinance regarding transfer of
Alameda Avenue, has been pulled from the agenda at the request of the
Alameda Unified School District; and recognized Barbara Rasmussen
and Sam Huie, Board of Education, in the assembly.
FINAL PASSAGE OF ORDINANCES
90-769 Ordinance No. N.S. "Approving Agreement with Alameda
Unified School District for the Transfer of a Portion of Alameda
Avenue, west of Oak Street." Held over to November 20, 1990. (See
previous paragraph.)
MINUTES
Councilmember Camicia moved approval of the Minutes of the Regular
Council Meeting of October 16, 1990, and Special Council Meetings of
October 8, 1990, and October 16, 1990. Councilman Arnerich seconded
the motion which carried by unanimous voice vote - 5.
SPECIAL ORDERS OF THE DAY
90-770 Presentation of Service
Recreation Commission Member.
Certificate to Darlene Pharr,
President Corica presented the Certificate to Ms. Pharr, commenting
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on the service she has given the City.
The Recreation Manager thanked Ms. Pharr for her efforts,
commitment, and caring attitude on the Commission and toward the
Recreation Department.
Ms. Pharr expressed appreciation, and her enjoyment in serving on
the Commission.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
90-771 From W. Lance Russum, Russum & Duncan, Alameda, transmitting
petition of Eastshore Homeowners' Association requesting prompt
action by Council to control traffic on Fernside Boulevard.
Lance Russum, 1376 East Shore Drive, stated signatures submitted to
Council are names of persons concerned about extreme danger for
persons, especially children and senior citizens crossing the street;
requested stop signs on Fernside to slow traffic; intersections
without heavy traffic, speed, or pedestrian traffic, have stop signs;
recommended signs at Central and Liberty; a third problem area is at
Thompson; and requested Council take positive, definitive action.
John Barni, Sr., 1380 East Shore Drive, concurred with Mr. Russum's
statement; noted High Street has four signals and one stop sign, yet
Fernside traffic is heavier and has only one stop sign and one
signal; and urged Council consider Mr. Russum's requests.
Dale Wright, 1371 Hansen Avenue, Eastshore Homeowners' Association,
compared Fernside and High Streets' traffic devices; and urged
consideration of a four-way stop at Central and Fernside.
Janet Waring, 3317 Constance Circle, stated parents are afraid to
allow their children to cross Fernside by themselves; it is very
difficult to cross at Central; all principals of the four schools in
the area are concerned about need for stop signs to provide safety.
Councilmember Withrow inquired why stop signs were chosen as opposed
to signal lights.
Mr. Russum responded signal lights were preferred but because of
cost and years of delay for installation, stops signs would be the
first step; and noted more speed limit signs should be on Fernside.
Councilmember Withrow stated the State guidelines are not mandatory;
Fernside traffic has been discussed previously; he would like a firm
commitment to set a requirement, and then find monies for stop lights
on Fernside, with ability for pedestrians to manipulate lights, in
addition to periodic stops; lights should be set to control speeds
below the acknowledged 33 miles per hour; and not go through the
step of providing stop signs; and so moved. Councilmember Camicia
seconded the motion.
Councilmember Thomas stated stop lights would be good, but a
$2,000,000 budget deficit this year is predicted and many safety
projects are on hold; inquired if funding mechanism was created for
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intersections impacted by developments and if funds are available for
the lights, otherwise, under the warrant system, other intersections
have higher priorities, and stop signs seem to be the best interim
step; people coming from the Bay Farm Island Bridge, accelerate down
the hill in the free right turn in front of Lincoln School and agreed
with Homeowners' suggestion [noted in staff report] that a red arrow,
at least, should be installed; and that should be the highest
priority for funding.
President Corica stated he believes the best thing to do is put the
stop signs up immediately and get the funds to put a light in as
quickly as possible.
The City Manager commented the City entered into an agreement with
Harbor Bay to provide for funding for certain impacted intersections;
one was Encinal and Fernside; that fund is called the Traffic
Improvement Fund; the other intersections discussed are not
identified for funding; and discussed criteria for traffic devices.
Councilman Arnerich compared the number of stop signs on Fernside to
stop signs on other Alameda streets; noted alternative in the
[staff] report to eliminate bike lanes on Fernside and make a four
lane facility and stated that will never be done as it was agreed
years ago not to make Fernside a convenient way from the Nimitz
Freeway to Oakland Airport; he believes at this time a stop sign is
needed at Liberty; stop signs can go in and funds can be established
for a stop light.
Councilmember Thomas stated the Settlement Agreement [Harbor Bay
Isle] indicated impacted intersections would be funded from fees
collected and perhaps there is latitude to identify intersections
further impacted by the development and have the developer pay those
fees; if that is not possible, Council should immediately put in
stop signs and refer, just for cost basis, a red arrow to the Traffic
Advisory.
Councilmember Thomas requested the motion be read back.
The City Clerk stated Councilmember Withrow's motion was for a firm
commitment, setting a requirement, and monies found to put stop
lights on Fernside.
Councilmember Thomas stated she would agree if the motion is amended
to state if money is not located within sixty days, that stop signs
will be authorized, and the question will be referred to the Traffic
Advisory Committee whether it is best to have a red arrow, a blinking
arrow, or a stop sign in the free right turn which projects traffic
past Lincoln School, what is cheapest and most effective.
President Corica suggested first taking care of placing stop signs as
quickly as possible.
Councilman Arnerich inquired if Council is considering a four-way
stop at either Liberty and Fernside or at Central and Fernside.
Councilmember Withrow replied both locations; and he would like
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staff to report to Council identifying alternatives, and if there are
none for funding within a reasonable time frame, he would like the
budget to come before Council for review in terms of priorities.
President Corica stated that is fine, however, he would like to hear
a motion for a stop sign to be placed as quickly as possible.
Councilmember Withrow so moved and Councilman Arnerich seconded. The
motion was carried by unanimous voice vote - 5.
Mr. Russum inquired if that would also include the white crosswalks.
President Corica assured him the crosswalks would be included.
The Public Works Director commented an ordinance would be brought
before Council at the next meeting.
REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
90-772 From City Manager recommending pursuit of adaptive reuse of
two Webster Street buildings.
Diane Coler-Dark, 2857 Jackson Street, submitted a letter from West
Alameda Business Association (WABA); stated she is not addressing
the West End Annex concept, only the Sprouse Reitz building; the
General Fund cannot subsidize such a project, and redevelopment
monies will not be forthcoming for two or more years; dedicating a
major portion of redevelopment monies could be a critical decision;
and suggested Council consider referring the proposal to the Economic
Development Commission (EDC) to study and report back to Council.
Gerhard Degemann, 19 Sandpiper Place, inquired if the relocation
[Chamber of Commerce, Police Annex and WABA office] considered an
enhancement to the business community on Webster Street; if so, he
cannot agree and would like to know the appropriate time to discuss
the matter and if it will be agendized.
The City Manager responded enhancement is only part of the proposal;
the report is only to receive comments and discuss the idea.
President Corica suggested if Mr. Degemann wants the matter
agendized, he may write Council to that affect, and the matter will
be agendized.
President Corica stated he is concerned; Alameda has excellent
response time; if an annex is placed on Webster Street, staff will
be needed, and if police personnel is to be increased, he would
rather have more foot patrol than additional staff for an annex.
The City Manager stated additional staff is not being considered; it
is only a place to stop, write reports, or meet with someone, who has
a concern, off the streets.
Councilman Arnerich discussed hours and transportation of the walking
patrol with Police Captain Schmitz, who noted the patrol can respond
by car when necessary.
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Captain Schmitz stated the annex would not be manned as a substation;
the storefront would be more in line with current thinking on
community policing with the philosophy of the walking patrol, and
takes the police out to the community.
President Corica stated if money is to be spent for the building, he
would rather the money be spent for additional patrol on the street.
Marsha Cook, 1544 Webster Street, owner, Johnnie's Cocktail Lounge,
1544 Webster Street, stated she favors and believes it would be
helpful to have a police kiosk, sub-station or community center to
meet with police; having police present in a friendly manner would
be helpful, and she supports the proposal.
Councilmember Thomas discussed the hours of the walking patrol with
Captain Schmitz, a delineation of City sectors, the use of a room at
the fire house [located at 635 Pacific Avenue] for report writing;
and requested response time in sectors.
Captain Schmitz stated response time on a priority-one call is three
minutes throughout the City.
Councilmember Thomas stated she agrees with the Mayor; putting money
into the patrol instead of the building is more cost effective;
inquired why the recommendation came before Council to direct staff
to develop concepts and report back; the City Manager responded if
Council proceeds with proposal, building owners must be notified,
costs determined, etc.; and the space for police is only 10' x 12°.
Councilmember Thomas noted, with the current real estate market, an
unreinforced masonry building will not move quickly; discussed the
importance of EDC and WABA input as they are the prime benefactors
and will bear the burden, and referring the matter to the (EDC) for
development of policy ideas, including what can be done with the
monies to best maximize the benefits for Webster Street.
Councilman Arnerich stated he believes the City Manager's
recommendation is on stream, the report is a feasibility study of
what can be done on vacant stores; and input should be obtained from
the Chamber of Commerce, WABA, EDC, Main Street, Police Department,
and citizens.
President Corica stated to revitalize the area, revenue-producing
businesses should go into the buildings; and entertained a motion to
refer the matter to the EDC to test the pulse of the community and
report back with what is best for Webster Street.
Councilman Arnerich moved the recommendation with the addenda added
by members of Council.
Councilmember Withrow clarified that, in addition to the
recommendation that the Council direct development of concepts and a
report back, that there be input from WABA, EDC, and any other
interested parties.
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Councilman Arnerich agreed, adding input from citizens, anyone else
who wants to contribute, reports from Police and Fire Departments;
and forwarding to EDC for report back. Councilmember Withrow
seconded the motion which was carried by unanimous voice vote - 5.
90-773 From City Manager regarding Airport Noise and Safety
Strategies. (Councilmember Camicia)
Red Wetherill, 28 Cove Road, commended Council for addressing matter;
noted his business is noise control, he is willing to advise; noted
extent of area of impact, national organizations are trying to fight
problem, and the City should tell airport another runway is not
needed.
Robert DeCelle, P.O. Box 1606, Bay Farm Island Improvement League,
stated when federal government starts flying mail during the night,
nothing will stop them; the Port gave a curfew, but not in writing;
would appreciate Council's involvement; and the League is willing to
carry the fight.
President Corica assured Mr. DeCelle that Council will fight.
Rosalie McPherson, 1128 Marianas Lane, Citizen's League for Airport
Safety and Serenity, stated strategy in report looks excellent;
suggested adding an independent legal analysis be done on 1976
Settlement Agreement as it applies to Senate Bill 3094; hopes
legislative analyst (Staff report, Page 3, No. 4) will include bill
tracking to alert Council and community about any bills introduced;
and inquired about Port's monitoring system.
The City Manager responded basically the monitoring equipment is
hooked up but not completely functioning.
Mrs. McPherson urged Council undertake report proposal as a City
strategy.
President Corica stated the report includes talking to the Port;
that can be done, but the Port is stalling for time, therefore he
asked for inclusion of the fact that the City will be as tough as
possible even if it includes litigation.
Ms. McPherson thanked Council and stated the organization will work
with the City.
Barbara Tuleja, 22 Purcell, Co-Chair, CHBI Airport Safety and Noise
Committee, thanked Council and Councilmember Camicia for working on
the matter; recommended City obtain a specialized attorney who knows
both technical and legal negotiations, particularly in view of new
aviation policy and recent legislation.
Gerhard Degemann, 19 Sandpiper Place, inquired if it is correct the
study costs $100,000.
The City Manager replied the report reflects two major costs
involved, a legislative analyst and airport planner or acoustical
engineer, each costing $25,000 to $50,000; the best estimate at this
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time is for an annual amount of approximately $100,000.
Mr. Degemann expressed concern at possible duplication of efforts;
the City Manager replied what the Homeowners are doing is separate,
suggested coordination with the City where possible; and proposed a
combined effort similar to efforts with the School District.
Councilman Arnerich moved acceptance. There was no second.
Councilmember Withrow moved recommendation of the City Manager [to
pursue proposed strategy and contact homeowners to discuss
contributions to project] be accommodated. Councilman Arnerich
seconded the motion.
Councilmember Camicia stated a request was made for analysis of the
Settlement Agreement and how it is affected under Senate Bill 3094
which may affect the curfew; he would like to find out from the
City's position, where the City is in regard to the 75dB CNEL line.
Councilmember Thomas stated the City should have statistical data on
what kind of aircraft is creating the problem, if the National Noise
Policy Act requires phasing out certain stages of aircraft, and how
the City can affect those guidelines; and perhaps the City Attorney
could prepare the legal analysis.
Councilmember Camicia agreed.
Councilmember Thomas added that the Airport Land Use Commission be
included as a resource.
The motion was carried by unanimous voice vote - 5.
90-774 From Finance Director concerning Audit Program regarding Real
Property Transfer Tax.
Councilmember Thomas stated the matter deserves more research and
believes the Finance Director has agreed to provide the research.
The Finance Director stated Mr. Scott, County Assessor's Office,
referred to Revenue and Taxation Code sections, adopted after
Proposition 13, which address what triggers reassessment, he will
review the documents again, and she [Finance Director] has requested
a written report.
Councilmember Thomas stated she believes the same transfer which
triggers Transfer Tax also triggers the reappraisal pursuant to the
Internal Revenue Code. A report in January, 1988, by outside
counsel, stated there is enough evidence at this point in time to do
what most taxing agencies do, and that is to assess the tax, and put
the burden on the taxpayer to prove tax is not owed.
The City Attorney stated provisions for reassessment are covered by
the Revenue and Taxation Code, Section 64; suggested the County
Assessor's written report be reviewed by staff when received, and
sent to Council for consideration of options.
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Councilman Arnerich discussed transfer tax is not involved when there
is not more than 50% ownership.
John Barni, Sr., 1380 East Shore Drive, stated a transfer tax may not
be triggered, but believes a reappraisal is triggered.
Further discussion followed regarding transfers, during which
Councilmember Thomas noted the statute of limitations may have run on
certain transfers, e.g., Utah International, General Electric.
Councilmember Thomas suggested seeking an amendment to regulations in
order to catch property transfers and reassessments, and recommended
the matter be brought to the attention of the Finance Directors'
State Association.
Councilmember Withrow moved acceptance of the document [report].
Councilman Arnerich seconded the motion which was carried by
unanimous voice vote - 5.
90-775 From Finance Director regarding prioritizing Unfunded Capital
Projects and identification of Alternative Revenue Sources.
Councilman Arnerich stated he is totally opposed to any taxation of
water; and went on record opposing sale of the Golf Course facility.
President Corica stated he does not agree with the sale of the Bureau
of Electricity because service is provided to residents at five
percent less than Pacific Gas & Electric; and Council should remove
the application of Utility Users Tax to water.
Councilmember Camicia stated the staff report was very good; Council
needs to remove taxation of water from the recommendation.
The Finance Director stated, at the next Council meeting, the
[Utility Users Tax] ordinance will be brought back to Council and
[the water tax] can then be repealed.
Councilmember Thomas commented, at $10,000,000 for capital
projects/improvements, total net debt services for twenty years costs
$17,000,000, or $23-$25,000,000 for thirty years; if $10,000,000
worth of improvements are desired, why spend $20,000,000.
Councilmember Withrow stated the report is excellent; and
subsequently moved acceptance. Councilman Arnerich seconded the
motion which was carried by unanimous voice vote - 5.
90-776 From Finance Director regarding long-term Financial Forecast.
Councilmember Camicia stated there must be a better way, over the
long term, to prepare for the future and prepare for rainy days, and
if the recommendation and the long range plan are followed, perhaps
that is how to proceed.
Councilman Arnerich stated Proposition 13 is in the past, and should
not constantly be referred to.
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Councilman Arnerich moved acceptance. Councilmember Withrow seconded
the motion which was carried by unanimous voice vote - 5.
90-777 From Public Works Director recommending award of contract to
MCE Corporation for earthquake damage repair at various locations,
No. P.W. 3-90-5.
Councilman Arnerich noted the lowest bidder did not qualify, and
discussed collection on the bid bond with the Public Works Director.
Councilman Arnerich accepted the recommendation. Councilmember
Withrow seconded the motion which was carried by unanimous voice vote
- 5.
90-778 From Finance Director submitting Quarterly Financial Report
for period ending September 30, 1990.
The City Manager stated he requested removal of this item from
Consent Calendar to highlight the fact there is a projected shortfall
in revenues from the Real Estate Transfer Tax of approximately
$1,000,000; is concerned about next Quarter Sales Tax Earnings as
developers are not taking out permits at the same pace as in the
past; noted other impacts on the budget and that he has requested
Department heads to provide ways to save money and report the impacts
involved; and he will report back to Council.
Councilman Arnerich moved acceptance of recommendation.
Councilmember Withrow seconded the motion which was carried by
unanimous voice vote - 5.
RESOLUTIONS
90-779 Resolution No. 12030 "Resolution of Intention to establish a
Community Facilities District and to Authorize the Levy of Special
Taxes. (Paragon Gateway Development)" Adopted.
Councilmember Camicia moved adoption. Councilmember Withrow seconded
the motion which was carried by unanimous voice vote - 5.
90-780 Resolution No. 12031. "Resolution of Intention to Incur
Bonded Indebtedness. (Paragon Gateway Development)" Adopted.
Councilmember Camicia moved adoption. Councilmember Withrow seconded
the motion which was carried by unanimous voice vote - 5.
90-781 Resolution No. 12032 "Resolution of the City Council of
Alameda relating to State Budget Actions Adversely Affecting Cities."
Adopted.
Councilmember Camicia moved adoption. Councilman Arnerich seconded
the motion which was carried by unanimous voice vote - 5.
INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCES
90-782 Ordinance No. , N.S. "Amending Title XVII, Chapter 3,
Article 3 of the Alameda Municipal Code Prohibiting Parking on the
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West Side of Packet Landing Road North of Bridgeway Road."
Introduced.
Councilmember Thomas requested an explanation of the matter from
staff and the Public Works Director responded with a description of
the work that will be done.
Councilmember Withrow moved introduction of the ordinance.
Councilman Arnerich seconded the motion which was carried by
unanimous voice vote - 5.
90-783 Ordinance No. , N.S. "Amending Title XVII, Chapter 3,
Article 6, of the Alameda Municipal Code Establishing Parking Meter
Zones on Webster Street South of Central Avenue and on the South Side
of Central Avenue West of Webster Street."
Councilmember Thomas requested an explanation of the matter from
staff and the Public Works Director responded including costs and
first year revenue.
Councilmember Thomas noted some of the subject area is densely
populated, and inquired if the homeowners have been contacted.
The Public Works Director replied he does not believe the residents
have been contacted.
Councilman Arnerich inquired what would happen if there was a delay
[in adopting the ordinance] until persons were contacted and the
Public Works Director stated the project would just take a little
longer.
Councilmember Camicia suggested putting the matter off two weeks and
notifying people.
Councilmember Thomas proposed [moved] posting [notices] to inform
[the public] there will be meters and an opportunity to comment.
Councilmember Camicia seconded the motion.
Councilmember Thomas commented in the meantime the Public Works
Director can receive input.
The motion was carried by the following voice vote: Ayes:
Councilmembers Camicia, Thomas, Withrow and President Corica - 4.
Noes: Councilman Arnerich - 1. Absent: None.
NEW BUSINESS
90-784 Consideration of nomination for appointment to the Port
Authority Task Force. (Councilmember Camicia)
Councilmember Camicia stated he would like to put off the nomination
for two weeks.
90-785 Councilmember Camicia stated there is a spot open on the
County's Economic Development Committee which was recently formed,
and would like to put his name in for it. Council responded in the
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affirmative.
90 -786 Councilman Arnerich requested a status report by November 9th
or 13th on the Neptune Plaza Bonfare Market.
90 -787 Councilmember Thomas requested status of the Harbor Bay Isle
Recreational Vehicle Parking Lot, to which the Public Works Director
responded the County Health Department is reviewing environmental
studies.
90 -788 Councilmember Thomas noted there are a number of new
mandatory - dedicated arrows painted on the streets, e.g., right turn
at Broadway and Central, which forces a right turn.
The Public Works Director responded the reason is to keep people from
merging through the intersection into the bike lanes on the other
side of the street; a report on the matter is being finalized by the
Engineering Staff and will be forwarded to Council.
BILLS
90 -789 Ratification ofBilis.
Councilmember Thomas requested that the Bills be corrected by
reflecting the middle initial of a Barbara Thomas receiving checks
for Housing Rehab.
Councilmember Thomas expressed concern regarding City's processing
costs related to writing checks for $10 and under, to which the
Finance Director responded staff will report back on the matter.
Councilmember Thomas questioned various miscellaneous payments
reflected in the Bills, including, among others, car allowances and
legal fees.
Councilmember Camicia moved ratification of the Bills [in the sum of
$3,293,868.05]. Councilmember Withrow seconded the motion which was
carried by the following voice vote: Ayes: Councilmembers Arnerich,
Camicia, Withrow and President Corica - 4. Noes: Councilmember
Thomas - 1. Absent: None.
ADJOURNMENT
90 -790 President Corica adjourned the Council Meeting at 10:17 p.m.
in memory of Herschel Henry, former Golf and Parks Maintenance
employee.
Respectfully submi
DIANE B. FELSCH, CMC
City Clerk
The agenda for this meeting was posted 72 hours in advance.
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