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CC MINS 19940110 ADJM I N U T E S ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING RANCHO PALOS VERDES CITY COUNCIL JANUARY 10, 1994 The meeting was called to order at 7:00 P.M. by Mayor Kuykendall at the Hesse Park Community Center, 29301 Hawthorne Boulevard. Following the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag, roll call was answered as follows: PRESENT: BYRD, McTAGGART, LYON, & MAYOR KUYKENDALL LATE ARRIVAL: BROOKS AT 7:04 p.m. Also present were City Manager Paul Bussey, Assistant City Manager Pamela Antil, Planning Director Bret Bernard, Public Works Director Trent Pulliam, Finance Director Brent Mattingly, City Clerk Jo Purcell and City Attorney Carol Lynch. APPROVAL OF AGENDA: Councilwoman Lyon moved, seconded by Councilman McTaggart, to approve the agenda as presented. Motion carried. APPROVAL OF CONSENT CALENDAR: Lois Larue, 3136 Barkentine, requested that the minutes of December 21, 1993 show her speaking in opposition to the City Manager's salary increase. It was the consensus to make that amendment to the minutes. After removal of two items from the Consent Calendar, Cyclorama for City Council Chambers and Telework Center Market Assessment Study, Councilwoman Brooks then moved, seconded by Councilman McTaggart, to approve the Consent Calendar as follows: WAIVER OF FULL READING Adopted a motion to waive reading in full of all ordinances and resolutions adopted at the meeting with consent to the waiver of reading deemed to be given by all councilmembers after the reading of the title. MINUTES Approved the minutes of December 21, 1993 as amended. ANNUAL STREET PATCHING PROGRAM (1204 X 1404) (1) AWARDED THE STREET PATCHING CONTRACT TO HARDY & HARPER, INC. FOR AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $77,229.90; AND, AUTHORIZED AN ADDITIONAL $7,700 CONTINGENCY FOR THE PHASE 1 PORTION OF THE CONTRACT. ( 2 ) AUTHORIZED PHASE II EXTRA CONTRACT WORK FOR THE STIPULATED UNIT PRICES IN THE BID PROPOSAL FOR A TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR PHASE II WORK NOT TO EXCEED $65,0000 (3) AUTHORIZED THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE A CONTRACT WITH HARDY AND HARPER, INC. FOR THE FY 93 -94 ANNUAL STREET PATCHING PROGRAM. RE- INITIATION OF DEVELOPMENT CODE REVISION PROCEEDINGS (1203 X 1801) CONFIRMED STAFF'S PROCEDURE FOR RE- INITIATING THE DEVELOPMENT CODE REVISION PROCEEDINGS: PLANNING COMMISSION REVIEW OF THE SIX UNRESOLVED SECTIONS AND NEW "CLEAN -UP" REVISIONS TO TITLES 16 AND 17; PREPARATION OF THE ACTUAL LANGUAGE REVISIONS TO TITLES 16 AND 17 BY STAFF /CITY ATTORNEY, AND RE- CIRCULATION OF THE UPDATED NEGATIVE DECLARATION FOR PUBLIC REVIEW AND COMMENT; FORMAL PLANNING COMMISSION AND PUBLIC REVIEW OF THE TITLE 16 AND 17 REVISION LANGUAGE, AND DRAFT NEGATIVE DECLARATION; AND, FORMAL CITY COUNCIL REVIEW OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION'S APPROVED LANGUAGE REVISIONS TO TITLES 16 AND 17 AND THE DRAFT NEGATIVE DECLARATION. COUNCIL POLICY NO. 22 - CORRESPONDENCE DISTRIBUTION (306 X 310 X 1101) ADOPTED POLICY NO. 22 PROVIDING FOR THE DISTRIBUTION OF ALL CORRESPONDENCE PREPARED BY THE STAFF FOR THE SIGNATURE OF THE MAYOR AND /OR ANY COUNCILMEMBER TO EACH MEMBER OF THE COUNCIL. RESOL. N0. 94 -1 - REGISTER OF DEMANDS (602) ADOPTED RESOL. NO, 94 -1 ALLOWING CERTAIN CLAIMS AND DEMANDS AND SPECIFYING FUNDS FROM WHICH THE SAME ARE TO BE PAID. The motion to approve the Consent Calendar carried on the following roll call vote: AYES: BYRD, McTAGGART, LYON, BROOKS, & MAYOR KUYKENDALL NOES: NONE ABSENT: NONE ABSTAIN: NONE RECYCLE DRAWING: Palos Verdes Peninsula News reporter Ken Huthmaker drew two cards from the recycle drum. PUBLIC HEARINGS: RESOL. NO. 94- 2 - HEIGHT VARIATION NO. 750 REVISION - APPEAL (1203 x 1801) Mayor Kuykendall opened the public hearing on the Height Variation No. 750 Appeal. The City Clerk reported that notice of the public hearing had been duly published and that all protest letters received by the City were part of the agenda packet material. Responding to the suggestion was made that the chairman of the Planning Commission should sit with the staff to present testimony on this matter and that he be considered and expert witness, the City Attorney opined that this was permissible, however, Chairman Katherman should keep in mind that the Council is hearing this de novo. It was the consensus that Mr. Katherman should make his presentation from the podium. Associate Planner deFreitas presented the January 10, 1994 staff memorandum and the recommendation to adopt the proposed resolution denying the appeal of height variation no. 750 - Revision, thereby upholding the Planning Commission's decision to deny the revised project and require the applicant to reconstruct the addition pursuant to the Commission's approved plans dated March 23, 1993, for the property located at 3558 Bendigo Drive. Councilman Byrd reported that as a planning commissioner he deliberated on the initial request for this project; however, he did not deliberate on the instant application, Speaking in favor of this project were the following persons: Applicant and property owner Earl Gantz, 3558 Bendigo Drive, who gave a chronological summary of his application and appeal process with the City. Starting early in this process, he submitted plans for the garage in question; these plans were approved City Council Minutes January 10, 1994 Meeting Page 2 by the city. The garage was then built to these city approved plans. Stating he felt that the garage was compatible with the neighborhood he, nevertheless, now plans to modify it as shown on the drawings which were displayed for Council viewing. He next recounted the application process with the City which began in May 1992. Reiterating that he built the garage according to approved plans which he said cannot be found by the City. Continuing with his testimony, Mr. Gantz said that on April 13, 1993 he paid $ 160.38 and it was then he first learned that the garage had not been approved. He next explained the approval process for the garage. In support of his argument that the second story was compatible with the neighborhood he presented a large picture board displaying 53 two -car garages with 2nd a story; 46 of them were three -car garages with 2nd stories. He then presented drawings of the proposed design drawn in accordance to City requirements. He stated he was lead to believe that the issue would be resolved with the 20 ft., setback, that he has compromised with both the City and complaining neighbors, and that the appeal was filed by five of the eight neighbors who can't even see the garage. In conclusion, he requested that Council review and approve the modification, waive fee of $945 as well as the $500 for the revision application. Speaking in opposition to this project were the following residents of the area: Bob Easton, 3566 Bendigo; James and Linda Gordon, 3538 Bendigo; and, Sharon Van Wagner, 3559 Bendigo. Their concerns centered on the following: the framed structure was not representative of what was finally constructed, that the structure did not look like a single story home from the street, elevation drawings did not accurately represent the view from the street level, the incompatibility of the design, only partial second story structures exist on their street, that even though this 2nd story was for storage it really had the potential to be a living quarters and, finally, the streets used for the purpose of comparison were unlike that of Bendigo which is a cul -de -sac. Chairman Katherman stated that the structure being built was not consistent with the approved plans, that the Commission wanted the bulk and mass of the garage to be kept to a minimum, and that the original variance granted a certain setback to accommodate this. Further discussion with staff clarified that after Commission approval of the plans, the applicant substituted the approved storage space and ladder access with a complete second story. Council continued their inquiry and focused on clarification of the original house design, the design approved in the initial application and then later in the second application. Speaking in rebuttal, Mr. Gantz, presented the drawings of Variance No. 750, he said he was unaware that he had to rebuild the framed structure to reflect the changes in the design, and he questioned what constituted a "neighborhood" inasmuch as Bendigo Drive is only one block long. Councilwoman Brooks moved, seconded by Councilman Byrd to close the public hearing. Motion carried. Councilwoman Brooks moved, seconded by Mayor Kuykendall to adopt the staff recommendation: ADOPT THE PROPOSED RESOLUTION DENYING THE APPEAL OF HEIGHT VARIATION NO. 750 - REVISION, THEREBY UPHOLDING THE PLANNING COMMISSION'S DECISION TO DENY THE REVISED PROJECT AND REQUIRE THE APPLICANT TO RECONSTRUCT THE ADDITION PURSUANT TO THE COMMISSION'S APPROVED PLANS DATED MARCH 23, 1993, FOR THE PROPERTY LOCATED AT 3558 BENDIGO DRIVE. Motion carried. RESOLUTION NO. 94 -2 DENYING THE APPEAL OF HEIGHT VARIATION NO. 750 - REVISION, City Council Minutes January 10, 1994 Meeting Page 3 THEREBY UPHOLDING THE PLANNING COMMISSION'S DECISION TO DENY THE REVISED PROJECT AND REQUIRE THE APPLICANT TO RECONSTRUCT THE ADDITION PURSUANT TO THE COMMISSION'S APPROVED PLANS DATED MARCH 23, 19931 FOR THE PROPERTY LOCATED AT 3558 BENDIGO DRIVE* was presented by title and ADOPTED on motion of Councilman McTaggart, seconded by Councilwoman Brooks. Motion carried. RECESS & RECONVENE At 8:15 P.M. Mayor Kuykendall declared a recess; the meeting reconvened at 8:25 P.M. CDBG - APPROVAL OF FY 1994 -95 PRELIMINARY PROJECT LIST ( 601 x 1204 ) Mayor Kuykendall opened the public hearing on the Community Development Block Grant for FY 1994 -95 Preliminary Project List. The City Clerk reported that notice of the public hearing had been duly published and that no written protests had been received by the City. Senior Administrative Analyst Veronica Dolleschel presented the January 10, 1994 staff memorandum and the recommendation to conduct the public hearing, consider any testimony and approve the cost summary sheet identifying the proposed FY 1994 -95 CDBG project list. Lois Larue, 3136 Barkentine, stated her opposition to the City accepting this money from the Federal government because she felt it did not comply with low moderate income aspect for use of this money. Staf f then explained the CDBG approval process: all projects are approved by the Community Development Commission on a city by city basis. The City received a waiver from meeting the low /moderate requirement in the past; however, that full waiver is no longer available. The City is meeting the current requirement through use of these funds for the REACH program for the developmentally disabled. Furthermore, because the City has a population of less than 50,000 and because these low /moderate requirements are met overall within Los Angeles County, individual cities are allowed to deviate from exact adherence to the requirement because the County is meeting the Federal requirements. Councilwoman Brooks moved, seconded by Councilman Byrd to close the public hearing. Motion carried. Councilman Byrd moved, seconded by Councilwoman Lyon to adopt the staff recommendation to approve the cost summary sheet identifying the proposed FY 1994 -95 CDBG project list. Motion carried. AUDIENCE COMMENTS: Mr. Ruben Garnica, 28504 Robinview Lane, told of his bad experience with door -to -door solicitors and inquired what could be done to prevent soliciting in the city. City Attorney Lynch opined that the City cannot regulate content of somebody's speech, however solicitors can be required to get a City permit. To discourage solicitors coming on their property, residents can post a "no soliciting" sign at the entryway to property. Council recommended that residents examine solicitors' permit letters to verify that they have registered with the City. PILOT GREEN PROGRAM (1301 x 1204) City Council Minutes January 10, 1994 Meeting Page 4 Senior Administrative Analyst Dolleschel presented the staff memorandum of January 10, 1994 and the following recommendations: (1) APPROVE OPTION NO. 1 TO DISCONTINUE THE PILOT PROGRAM AND IMPLEMENT A GREENS COLLECTION AND RECOVERY PROGRAM IN 1997 WITH THE START OF THE SINGLE FAMILY REFUSE COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL FRANCHISE. (2) AUTHORIZE STAFF TO IMPLEMENT A PUBLIC INFORMATION CAMPAIGN TO EDUCATE RESIDENTS FURTHER REGARDING THE IMPACT OF GREEN MATERIALS ON WASTE COLLECTION, RECYCLING AND LANDFILL SPACE. Mr. Frank Glaser, 30184 Via Rivera, stated his support for the program but questioned its implementation at this time since the City meeting all of the AB 393 requirements. He inquired why the fees collected for the recycling program could not be used to repair pot holes and supported staff's recommendation to wait until 1997 when perhaps newer technology would require just one truck collecting both refuse and green waste and consequently cause no reduction in the number of refuse pick-ups. Council then commented that this program was seen as a good opportunity to meet the required 50% diversion since green waste makes up a substantial share of the material sent to landfills and because the state is running out of landfill space. Councilwoman Lyon moved, seconded by Councilman McTaggart to adopt staff recommendation. Motion carried. Relative to the suggestion that the funds be used to repair pot holes, staff explained that the recycling funds have generally been used for beautification grants although a portion of them are being used this fiscal year for road projects. It was the consensus that staff prepare a public information and education program on landfill use and green waste collection. APPOINTMENT OF PLANNING COMMISSION MEMBERS (106 X 301 X 1203) City Clerk Purcell presented the staff memorandum of January 10, 1994 and the recommendations to (1) APPOINT SEVEN MEMBERS TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION TO A TWO -YEAR TERM OF OFFICE UNTIL DECEMBER 1995. (2) APPOINT A PLANNING COMMISSION CHAIRPERSON TO SERVE UNTIL DECEMBER 13, 1994. After the first round of voting ( see tally sheet attached as Exhibit "'All) the following persons were appointed to a two -year term of office on the Planning Commission to serve until December, 1995: GILBERT ALBERIO BARBARA FERRARO SONJA PEDERSEN -HAYES EUGENE MOWLDS DONALD VANNORSDALL KIM WANG LAWRENCE WHITENECK Councilwoman Brooks moved, Seconded by Councilwoman Lyon to appoint Gilbert Alberio to serve as Chairman of the Commission until December 6, 1994. Motion carried Councilwoman Lyon moved, seconded by Councilwoman Brooks to make all appointments to the Commission unanimous. The motion carried on a four - one vote with Councilman McTaggart abstaining. CODE ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM - ONE YEAR REVIEW (1203 x 1801) Code Enforcement Officer Roderick presented the staff memorandum of January 10, 1994 and the recommendation to CONFIRM STAFF'S PROPOSED PRIORITIZATION OF CODE City Council Minutes January 10, 1994 Meeting Page 5 ENFORCEMENT PROGRAMS AND PROVIDE STAFF WITH DIRECTION ON THE THREE COUNCIL POLICY ITEMS. Lois Larue, 3136 Barkentine, stated her objection to removal of vegetation for fear that coastal sage scrub be removed. Relative to the amortization of signs on Western Avenue, Council requested this matter be brought back on the next agenda. On the matter of walls extending out onto the right -of -way, it was the consensus that staff should investigate some means of deeding the area involved to the adjacent property owner. It was the consensus of Council to confirm staf f I's proposed prioritization of the code enforcement program as detailed in the staff report. RESOL. NOS. 94 -3 & 4 - EXTENDED CITY HALL HOURS ( 302 x 1202 x 1101) Assistant City Manager Antil presented the staff memorandum of January 10, 1994 and the following recommendations: (1) ADOPT RESOL. NO. 94 -3 AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 91 -47 WHICH ESTABLISHED THE COMPETITIVE SERVICE EMPLOYEE PERSONNEL RULES. (2) ADOPT RESOL, NO. 94 -4 AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 91 -48 WHICH ESTABLISHED THE MANAGEMENT EMPLOYEE PERSONNEL RULES. Councilwoman Brooks moved, seconded by Councilwoman Lyon to waive reading of the staff report. Motion carried. RESOL. NO. 94 -3 AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 91 -47 WHICH ESTABLISHED THE COMPETITIVE SERVICE EMPLOYEE PERSONNEL RULES was presented by title and adopted on motion of Councilwoman Brooks moved, seconded by Councilman McTaggart. Motion carried. RESOL. NO. 94 -4 AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 91 -48 WHICH ESTABLISHED THE MANAGEMENT EMPLOYEE PERSONNEL RULES was presented by title and adopted on motion of Councilman McTaggart, seconded by Councilwoman Brooks. Motion carried. CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS - CYCLORAMA (602 X 307 X 1101) Administrative Analyst Otto presented the staff memorandum of January 10, 1994 and the recommendation to adopt the proposed resolution authorizing the budget adjustment of $3,000 to supplement the $2,000 allocated in the FY 1993 -94 budget for the purchase of a cyclorama curtain for the city council chambers. After a brief discussion of the purpose for installation of this curtain and the fact that the City doesn't have a permanent set up for Council chambers, it was the consensus to table this item. The suggestion was made to look at the possibility of studying a permanent location for Council chambers as part of the facilities use study. TELEWORK CENTER MARKET ASSESSMENT STUDY - AWARD OF CONTRACT (1505 X 1204) Director Pulliam presented the staff report of January and the following recommendations: (1) AWARD THE CONTRACT FOR THE TELEWORK CENTER MARKET ASSESSMENT STUDY TO FRANK WILSON & ASSOCIATES FOR AN AMOUNT NOT -TO- EXCEED $30,000. (2) AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE SAID CONTRACT. (3) AUTHORIZE STAFF TO EXECUTE ADDITIONAL REQUIRED PAPERWORK RELATED TO THIS ACTIVITY. Council discussion of this matter included concern about the expenditure of these funds, what would be realized with this marketing study and how much of this expense would be paid for by City funds. City Council Minutes January 10, 1994 Meeting Page 6 Staff clarified that 11.5% of the funds will be City money, that this is a pilot program which in all is will eventually become a private sector project and that government i.s involved at this stage to promote the concept of telework centers. Moreover, telework centers are part of the regional planning now taking place and are considered as a means to reducing air pollution and reducing traffic congestion. It was agreed that staff should provide the newer members of Council with earlier staff reports on this matter which detail the enitre concept and rationale for telework centers. It was the consensus that this matter be continued until the next agenda. COUNCIL POINT OF ORDER (307 X 1101) Mayor Pro Tem Byrd presented his memorandum of January 10, 1994 and the recommendation to direct staf f to prepare a resolution amending the city council rules of procedure to add language which allows a councilmember to call for a point of order in instances where the member believes that a public speaker is inappropriately addressing the council in violation of Section 6.2 of the rules. Discussion amongst Councilmembers and the City Attorney clarified that this amendment gives to the entire Council and not just the Mayor the opportunity call for a point of order, that it still provided for a period of perhaps heated discussion and that there was no intent to violate anybody's first amendment rights. Mr. Bob Ciriello, 6545 Nancy Road, representing the American Civil Liberties Union, stated his disagreement with this proposed amendment to the Rules of Procedure and said that in order to maintain decorum it was not necessary to curtail first amendment rights. He said that the Council was not granted power of excommunication, banishment or censorship. To support his argument against the proposed amendment, he quoted certain sections from the landmark case of New York Times vs. Sullivan. Lois Larue, 3136 Barkentine, said she didn't recall this rule being considered by the Planning Commission. Additional Council discussion focused on how long a person could be banished from the Council meetings, the fact that similar language was upheld by the Court in the Norwalk case, the difficulty in having the Mayor implement this rule if s /he is the object of personal and slanderous remarks, the fact that there has to be the right for lively and sometimes strident debate, and whether the current rules can handle these situations. Councilman McTaggart, moved seconded by Councilwoman Brooks to adopt the recommendation. The motion carried on a three - two vote with Mayor Kuykendall and Councilwoman Lyon voting in opposition. PLANNING COMMISSION INPUT ON APPEALS TO COUNCIL (307 X 1203 X 1101) Mayor Pro Tem Byrd presented his memorandum of January 10, 1994 and the recommendation to direct staff to prepare a Council policy which requests the chairman of the planning commission or a designated representative of the commission to attend Council meetings and give a report on items of appeal. During Council discussion it was the consensus that this policy should apply to all committees and that the chairmen should be present to answer any questions City Council Minutes January 10, 1994 Meeting Page 7 that might arise. City Attorney Lynch opined that the Planning Commission chair should not be put in an advocacy position. Councilwoman Brooks moved, seconded by Councilman Byrd to adopt the recommendation. Motion carried. RECESS AND RECONVENE: At 10:25 P.M. Mayor Kuykendall declared a recess. The meeting reconvened at 10:30 P.M. ( Councilmembers Brooks and Byrd absent.) COUNCIL REPORTS ON OUTSIDE ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES (306 x 1101) Councilwoman Lyon presented her memorandum of January 10, 1994 and the recommendation that the City Council adopt a policy establishing a procedure for councilmembers to report on their activities on outside organizations and council ad hoc subcommittees to which they are assigned as representatives of the city. Councilman McTaggart moved, seconded by Mayor Kuykendall to adopt this policy. Council then briefly discussed that in reality this would probably result in reports being made monthly. (During the discussion Councilmembers Brooks and Byrd returned, the time being 10:32 P.M.) With the approval of the maker of, the motion, Mayor Kuykendall proposed an amendment, seconded by Councilwoman Brooks ythat these reports be as frequently as necessary but no less than quarterly. Amended motion carried. VERBAL CITY COUNCIL REPORTS: California Marine Affairs & Navigation Conference (CMANC) - Councilman McTaggart reported that CMANC had hired a consultant to improve that organization's communications with Federal representatives. He said that CMANC is now in good financial shape and they are gett ing their work done. Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) - Councilman McTaggart reported that SCAG will be hiring a consultant to prepare the regional plan report and that he recommended they hire one that has a word processing program that cities have so disks can be mailed to cities in lieu of mailing hard copies of the report which is expected to be an extensive one. Municipal Area Express (MAX) Mayor Kuykendall reported on the $140M budget deficit now being faced by Metropolitan Transit Authority and the impact that this is having on PV Transit and MAX inasmuch as both of these organizations receive get a good share of their funding from the MTA. At the last MAX meeting, staff was directed to make recommendations re service reductions and /or eliminations . CITY COUNCIL CALENDAR OF EVENTS (1101 x 307) Assistant City Manager Antil presented the staff memorandum of January 10, 1994 and following recommendations: (1) SELECT DATES TO CONDUCT FOUR TOWN HALL MEETINGS WITHIN THE COMMUNITY, TWO COMMUNITY LEADERS' BREAKFAST, ONE TWO -DAY CITY COUNCIL TEAM BUILDING AND GOALS & OBJECTIVES REVIEW WORK SHOP. (2) CONSIDER AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO ESTABLISH AN AD -HOC SUBCOMMITTEE TO SELECT A FACILITATOR FOR THE COUNCIL TEAM BUILDING AND GOALS & OBJECTIVES REVIEW WORK SHOP. Council agreed to the following dates: Team Building and Goals & Objective Review Workshop - Saturday, April 16 from 9:00 A.M. until 5:00 P.M. and Sunday, April 17 from 1:00 P.M. Quarterly Townhall Meetings - Thursday, March 10; Thursday, June 16; Thursday, September 29; and Thursday, December 8. Community Leaders' Breakfast Meetings - Saturday, May 14 at 8:00 A.M., and Saturday, November 19. City Council Minutes January 10, 1994 Meeting Page 8 A brief discussion ensued relative to whether a facilitator was necessary for the team building session; Mayor Kuykendall then appointed the ad hoc committee of Councilmembers McTaggart and Lyon to determine the cost of having a facilitator. STATUS OF DIRECTIVES Councilman McTaggart moved, seconded by Councilwoman Lyon to receive and file this report. ADJOURNMENT: At 11:05 P.M. the meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Byrd, MA OR ATTEST: CITY CLERK W 11094CCA City Council Minutes January 10, 1994 Meeting Page 9 PT ANN t Xa rnMM T S G TnN 17 APPLICANTS MAYOR PRO TEM BYRD COUNCIL MEMBER McTAGGART COUNCIL MEMBER LYON COUNCIL MEMBER BROOKS, MAYOR KUYRENDALL T O T A L ALBERIO, •G � \V/ ,✓ ANDERSON,G BARNES, L BRAY. L CARTWRIGHT CHRISTENSEN CLARK, L DUNK, G FERRARO. B � F)m GREEN, A GREEN, RAY MANNER, D HPIRWOOD , R HAYES, S 3 1C8NNEDY, E t MACR, R MENARD, J I+IOWLDS , E ✓ SCHODT, R SOLARI, S STURM, J VANNORSDALL v VON NORDENFLYCHT WANG, K V00 WEISSMAN, A WHITENECK, L v 7�7 WRIGHT, O S '00-�� City Council Minutes January 10, 1994 Meeting Page 13