HomeMy WebLinkAbout5/15/1985 - MINUTES 371
CITY OF PALM SPRINGS
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
MAY 15, 1985
A Regular Meeting of the City Council was called to order by Mayor
Bogert, in the Council Chamber, 3200 Tahquitz-McCallum Way, on
Wednesday, May 15, 1985, at 7:30 p.m.
Roll Call : Present: Councilmembers Birer, Foster, Maryanov, Smith
& Mayor Bogert
Absent: None
The meeting was opened with the salute to the Flag and a moment
of silence.
COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY: Mayor declared the meeting adjourned
for the purpose of convening as the Community Redevelopment Agency;
after which, members reconvened as the City Council .
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
It was moved by Foster, seconded by Birer, and unanimously
carried, that the Minutes of April 17, 19, 22, 23 & May 1 ,
1985, be approved.
ELECTION OF MAYOR PRO TEM:
Following nomination, it was moved by Foster, seconded by
Birer, and unanimously carried, that Lloyd Maryanov be elected (70)
Mayor pro tem for the ensuing term.
PUBLIC HEARINGS:
1 . PUBLIC NUISANCE ABATEMENT - 1535 N. INDIAN AVENUE
Consideration of appeal by A. F. & Gladys McMillan from posting
of public nuisance at above address.
Director of Community Development reviewed his report, and
stated that photographs had been presented at the last study
session, which had been taken two weeks ago as well as prior
to the study session, and recommended that the owner be given (57)
30 days in which to complete the cleanup.
City Attorney requested that the photographs, staff report
and notice be a part of the record.
Mayor declared the hearing opened.
A. F. McMillan, appellant, submitted photographs showing that
some of the nuisance had been abated, and stated that he
was continuing with his efforts to clean up and rejuvenate
the site, and he should be able to complete it within 30
days.
There being no further appearances, the hearing was closed.
It was moved by Smith, seconded by Birer, and unanimously
carried, that the property owner complete the abatement within
30 days.
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IA. PUBLIC NUISANCE ABATEMENT - 1807 JACQUES
Consideration of appeal by Mrs. McDonalld from posting as
public nuisance illegally converted residential structure
to a 3-unit building. Report reviewed by Building & Safety
Director.
Mayor declared the hearing opened.
(57)
Marian Royston, representing the property owner, stated that
the house had been in the illegal condition as of 1965, and
the tenants came with the house when the late husband of
the current owner purchased the property; that all tenants
have been removed, and the property restored to its
single-family status, and an application filed for a certif-
icate of compliance from the Building Division, and inspection
is scheduled for May 17, 1985.
George Goldberg, Box 4156, Palm Springs, commented on illegal
conversions of residences, in general , and stated his view
that they should not be made to comply, since not everyone
complies, nor are they made to comply.
Councilman Foster stated that staff responds to such cases
on a complaint basis ; and in this case, a tenant did not
have hot water and complained to the City, which resulted
in an inspection and the violation was discovered; and that
when these cases are brought to the City' s attention, it
does not have any other choice, but to respond.
There being no further appearances, the hearing was closed.
Building & Safety Director stated that he was not aware the
application for the certificate of compliance had been filed,
and he was inclined to believe that the changes have been
made.
City Attorney stated that the Council could continue the
matter, and it could be brought back if it were found that
there had not been compliance.
It was moved by Maryanov, seconded by Smith, and unanimously
carried, that this matter be tabled.
2. P.D. 167 - R.L. SIMPSON & ASSOCIATES
Recommendation: That the Council approve a planned development
district for a 119-unit apartment complex, including 25%
density bonus for low and moderate income individuals, on
the NE corner of San Rafael and McCarthy Roads.
(116)
Director of Community Development reviewed his report, dated
May 15, 1985, and stated that the density bonus complies
with State law requirements for earmarking for low and moderate
income persons; that there was discussion at the last study
session regarding the ability to allow use of Mortgage Revenue
Bonds (MRB) in addition to the density transfer; that the
PDD approves the density; and if the Council wanted to consider
MRB, that they would come back to it at a later date.
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2. P.D. 167 (Continued)
Mayor declared the hearing opened.
Rich Andrews, representing the developer, urged approval ,
and expressed agreement with the Staff and Planning Commission
recommendation. In answer to question by Council , he stated
that the developer intends to ask for the MRBs, and a proposal
has been submitted to the Economic Development Division,
and it is questionable if the project could feasibly proceed
without that financing, based on the restrictions of the
low and moderate income rents, which are difficult to achieve
with MRB; and that the developer has built projects using
various financial aspects, in both Riverside and San Bernardino
Counties, and has not experienced any management problems.
Lazslo Sandor, architect, requested that the Council approve
120 units, rather than 119, because the structure will be (116)
two stories, and the space will have to be used for something.
Charles Osinger, President of the Board of Palm Springs Villas,
questioned if the project would include an on-site manager,
restriction of number of pets, and CC&Rs, which would address
proper management, maintenance, and other matters, e.g. ,
restricting automobile repair. lie stated that there are
700 units adjacent to the project, and illustrated problems
in those projects which related to his concerns.
Mr. Andrews stated that there will be an on-site manager;
that there will be leases required, which will prohibit pets ;
that CC&Rs are not required, since it is an apartment complex,
although there will be a management plan and guidelines and
house rules ; that vehicles will not be permitted to be
abandoned, and there will not be repairs on the site.
Steve Remball , Box 1381 , Palm Springs, questioned how the
rent variations will be policed.
Mike Simpson, representing developer, stated that agreements
are required between the developer, the City and HUD with
respect to rents, how it is collected, reviewed, and who
has authority in event of violations.
City Attorney stated that there are penalties for violations,
and reporting provisions, and that City staff and HUD monitor
these programs.
In answer to questions by Council , staff indicated that
abandoned vehicles occur primarily in single-family residential
areas ; and that conditions require normal rules and regualtions
and management policies for the project.
Councilman Maryanov noted that discussion at the study session
reflected that the site is R-2, and the bonus brings the
property to R-3, in effect, which he believes is the preferred
approach; that he did not prefer giving the additional unit;
and that the MRBs could be considered following such a request.
Resolution 15516 approving P.D. 167, was presented; after
which, it was moved by Foster, seconded by Maryanov, and
unanimously carried, that Resolution 15516 be adopted.
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3. COUNCIL APPEAL OF SIGN APPLICATION - SNOW GOOSE
Review of sign concept approval by the Planning Commission
of a bare, red neon tube sign directly behind the storefront
glass at the Vineyard complex. Director of Community Develop-
ment reviewed his report, and stated that this item was
reviewed in detail at the last study session, and the Council
expressed comments about establishing guidelines for the
use of neon.
Mayor declared the hearing opened.
Don Alexander, Manager of Robinson's, spoke in support of
the proposed sign, noting that it was approved by the AAC (131
and Planning Commission; and that the sign would be located
30-feet back from the curb.
Dale Hoak, co-owner of the Snow Goose„ stated that a 1 ' x
1 ' sign is not visible from the street; that neon is best
for his store front in terms of being seen; that there is
an 11% foot overhang on the building, which darkens the store
front; that the sign is not a bare tube, but tubing mounted
on clear or smoke background; that the sign would be mounted
from inside the store, hung on a chain, which will not be
visible, nor will the transformer be visible either inside
the store, or from the outside of the store; that the store
front windows are tinted; and that his business is open at
night.
Dee Dee Stone, stated that use of neon will cause Palm Springs
to lose its charm.
There being no further appearances, the hearing was closed.
Councilman Foster expressed concern that the charm of the
lighted palm trees will be lost if neon is not controlled,
because it is bright and garrish, and its use will multiply.
He suggested that the Council have a joint meeting with the
Planning Commission to address whether neon should be allowed,
under what conditions, and what criteria should be established;
and that there should be public input on the subject.
Councilmembers Maryanov and Smith agreed that the subject
needs to be addressed, and that the Planning Commission is
spending a lot of time looking at each case.
Councilman Birer stated that the lass: neon sign approved
by the Council , from his perspective, was based on artistic
concept and fitting into the decor of the store; that he
did not consider it bright, but very related to the Italian
theme of the decor; and that he recognized the potential
problem and agreed that it should be studied.
In answer to question by Council , City Attorney stated that
a moratorium is accomplished through an interim zoning ordi-
nance, which would be valid for four months, and could be
extended thereafter up to one year; and that there is authority
for refusal by staff to issue permits when the Council has
taken action to order such an ordinance.
It was moved by Foster, seconded by Smith, and unanimously
carried, that the Planning Commission approval be overruled
and the sign application denied; that the staff prepare an
ordinance to declare a moratorium on the use of neon signs ;
and that the Planning Commission meet in joint session with
the Council to review the subject, and subsequently receive
public input.
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4. WASTE DISPOSAL SERVICES - DELINQUENT RESIDENTIAL ACCOUNTS
Recommendation: That the Council authorize placing delinquent
residential waste disposal services accounts for 1984-85
fiscal year on the tax rolls. Report reviewed by Director
of Finance.
Mayor declared the hearing opened.
Mrs. Vivian Baisdon, 44134 12th St. West, Lancaster, stated (140)
that she owns the property at 1134 N. Calle Marcus, which
is for sale, and which has not been occupied for the last
year, although she and her husband did on a few occasions
stay at the house to do some repairs; that she had paid for
the service for six months, and on one of those occasions
when she was at the house, the waste disposal collector refused
to pick up the trash from her visit.
George Goldberg, 1445 Palm Tee, stated that he has made
complaints about Waste Disposal Services which go unanswered
by City staff; that units which are exempt from the mandatory
service should be made public; that the service should be
put to bid; that the County Auditor wrote to the City Manager
asking for answers to complaints which he has received relative
to waste disposal charges on the tax bills ; that he has paid
his real property taxes, but not the waste disposal portion;
that the Director of Community Development responded to the
Auditor' s request, rather than the City Manager, but, in
his opinion, it did not address the issue.
There being no further appearances, the hearing was closed.
Resolution 15517 establishing billing procedures was presented ;
after which, it was moved by Birer, seconded by Maryanov,
and unanimously carried, that Resolution 15517 be adopted.
5. SEWER SERVICE CHARGES - 1985-86
Recommendation: That the Council authorize placing sewer
service charges for 1985-86 fiscal year on the tax rolls.
Report reviewed by Director of Finance.
Mayor declared the hearing opened. (140)
George Goldberg, 1445 Palm Tee, stated that all property owners
pay for other services, and all should pay for sewer services,
and none should be exempt.
There being no further appearances, the hearing was closed.
Resolution 15518 establishing billing procedures was presented;
after which, it was moved by Smith, seconded by Maryanov,
and unanimously carried, that Resolution 15518 be adopted.
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6. COUNCIL APPEAL - FENCE FOR O'DONNELL GOLF COURSE (P.D. 147)
Review of Planning Commission denial of a Redevelopment Agency
request for a 26-ft high golf ball barrier fence along Belardo
Road, adjacent to the O'Donnell Golf Course.
Director of Community Development reviewed report of Redevelop-
ment Director, and stated that the Planning Commission denied
the fence which was intended to serve as a protection from (11
golf balls due to the relocation of Belardo Road in connection
with the Desert Fashion Plaza expansion, and was to be in
place for 5 years, until the landscaping provided an alternate
protection for the 7th & 8th holes.
Mayor declared the hearing opened ; there being no appearances,
the hearing was closed.
It was moved by Maryanov, and seconded by Bogert to overrule
the Planning Commission.
Councilman Birer stated that the fence may be fine, however,
it would be in place for a long time, and questioned if
materials could be seen before the decision is overturned.
Councilman Maryanov stated that he did not care for either
the net or chainlink, but did not see much choice, and
questioned how dangerous the hole is.
Councilman Smith agreed that it would be unsightly, and a
previous request for a fence was rejected before there was
anything there as attractive as the new hotel .
Councilman Foster stated that there were 5-6 claims paid
last year, and another solution might be to relocate the
green.
City Manager stated that it was anticipated this would be
a problem when the Desert Fashion Plaza expansion was
discussed, and it was agreed that this was probably the best
solution; that the cost was included in the budget related
to the entire project; that it became an issue when the
Planning Commission denied it; that the City has been put
on notice and he has concerns about the liability; and that
once the trees are tall enough, it can be removed.
City Attorney stated that the attorney for the golf course
wanted either the fence or the City to indemnify the golf
course, and that he feels strongly that the City should not
provide the indemnification.
Councilman Maryanov suggested that the request for indemnific-
ation be denied, and that the staff be requested to bring
samples of fencing to the Council within three weeks.
It was moved by Maryanov, seconded by Birer, and unanimously
carried, that this matter be tabled, pending review of fence
samples.
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7. HISTORIC SITE 14 - PALM CANYON MESA TRACT GATE HOUSE
Recommendation: That the Council designate the Mesa Tract
Gate House as a Class 5 Historic Site. Report reviewed by
Director of Community Development
Mayor declared the hearing opened. (76)
In answer to question by Steve Remball , representing a client
who owns property adjacent to this site, the Mayor stated
that the designation would not affect his client's property.
Councilman Birer stated that he considered this an eyesore
and one which should be removed, and not a historic site
to be preserved.
There were no further appearances, and the hearing was closed.
Resolution 15519 designating the site as a Class `5 Historic
Site, was presented; after which, it was moved by Foster,
seconded by Smith, and carried, Birer voting No, that Resolu-
tion 15519 be adopted.
8. HISTORIC SITE 15 - OUR LADY OF SOLITUDE CATHOLIC CHURCH
Recommendation: That the Council designate Our Lady of
Solitude Catholic Church at 151 West Alejo Road, as a Class
7 Historic Site. Report reviewed by Director of Community
Development.
(76)
Mayor declared the hearing opened; there being no appearances,
the hearing was closed.
Resolution 15520 designating this as a Class 7 Historic Site,
was presented ; after which, it was moved by Birer, seconded
by Foster, and unanimously carried, that Resolution 15520
be adopted.
9. HISTORIC SITE 16 - INDIANOYA BUILDING
Recommendation: That the Council designate the Indianoya
Building, at 232 North Palm Canyon Drive, as a Class 7 Historic
Site. Director of Community Development reviewed his report,
and noted that the City staff had recommended. a Class 5 desig-
nation, but the Historic Site Board approved a Class 7. (76)
Mayor declared the hearing opened; there being no appearances,
the hearing was closed.
Councilman Smith stated that he agreed the designation should
be a Class 5.
Resolution 15521 designating the site as a Class 5 Historic
Site, was presented; after which, it was moved by Birer,
seconded by Smith, and unanimously carried, that Resolution
15521 be adopted.
PUBLIC COMMENTS: None
LEGISLATIVE ACTION:
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10. WECS PERMIT #43
Recommendation: That the Council recommend denial of WECS
Permit #43 and Z/C 4274 for wind energy development outside
of the Sphere of Influence, 117 WECS on 615 acres in Section
3.
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Planning Director reviewed report of Director of Community
Development, and noted that this matter had been reviewed
in detail at the last study session; and the reason for denial
relates to the general case against wind turbines on hillsides
and steep slopes, critical errors in the EIR, turbines break
skylines. He stated that the developer has indicated that
he will sandblast the blades.
Councilman Foster stated that this does warrant requesting
denial because of the skyline and steep slope, and a request
would be consistent with the request for a moratorium.
Resolution 15522 recommending denial , was presented ; after
which, it was moved by Foster, seconded by Birer, and unani-
mously carried, that Resolution 15522 be adopted.
11 . WECS PERMIT #19 & #52
Recommendation: That the Council recommend denial of WECS
Permits 19 and 52, or that a Draft EIR be prepared to address
significant visual and noise related impacts, west of Painted
Hills, Sections 20 & 21 . (122
Planning Director reported that discussion at the last study
session suggested that the Council may deem it appropriate
that a "no comment" position could be taken on this case,
and explained the proposal , which provides that 19 turbines
could be constructed, and 52 more would expand the project.
He stated the site is on the east side of the Whitewater
Area, somewhat visible, but surrounded by turbines, and those
proposed are supposed to generate less noise.
It was moved by Birer, seconded by Maryanov, and unanimously
carried, that it be relayed to the Board of Supervisors that
the Council did not take a position on this case, and that
it should not be construed that the Council is inconsistent
in its request for a moratorium, but this site is covered
by turbines, it has approvals in place, and is not within
the Sphere of Influence.
12. WINDY POINT OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLE GRANT APPLICATION
Recommendation: That the Council approve filing an application
for Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Grant Funds, in amount of
$46,000, in fiscal year 1986-87, to prepare an EIR for the
Windy Point Area. (109
Director of Community Services reviewed his report, and stated
that the grant would provide funding for an EIR, which would
follow the Feasibility study in the event it justifies further
review of the Windy Point area. He noted that it frequently
takes many months to secure the grants, and this process
will expedite matters.
Resolution 15523 authorizing filing grant application, was
presented; after which, it was moved by Foster, seconded
by Maryanov, and unanimously carried, that Resolution 15523
be adapted.
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13. AIRPORT - AIP 04 - AIRFIELD CONSTRUCTION, CP 85-07
Recommendation: That the Council award contract to Massey
Sand & Rock Company, in amount of $4,807,263; and accept
FAA Grant to be awarded to apply toward the project. Report
of Director of Transportation reviewed by Director of Community (51 )
Development.
Minute Order 3584 awarding the contract and Resolution 15524
accepting grant, were presented ; after which, it was moved
by Smith, seconded by Maryanov, and unanimously carried,
that Minute Order 3584 and Resolution 15524 be adopted.
13A. CDBG PROGRAM - llth YEAR
Recommendation: That the Council approve the application
for CDBG funds for the llth year, as outlined in report.
Economic Development & Housing Director reviewed report of
Director of Community Development (85)
Resolution 15525 approving application of funds as recommended
in report, was presented ; after which, it was moved by Birer,
seconded by Maryanov, and unanimously carried, that Resolution
15525 be adopted.
CONSENT AGENDA:
14. Res 15526 approving amendment #3 to Allocated Positions & Compen-
sation Plans to add Air Conditioning & Heating Mechanic, G26, (61 )
to General Operations/Government Buildings.
15. Res 15527 granting underground utility easement to SCE for
Corwin Denny Hangar on Airport property west of E1 Cielo Road. (147)
16. Res 15528 approving FPM 20456 for property on NE corner of
Mission Road and Mountain View Place, Hacker/D. Knutson, Section (119)
10.
17. Res 15529 amending Comprehensive Fee Schedule to increase Sewer
Facility Fee to $2,415 for each residential units, and make (114)
corresponding increases in commercial , industrial and hotel
units, effective July 1 , 1985.
18. MO 3585 designating Hampton Tedder Electric Co. , Inc. , as the
City's high-voltage electric repair company, relative to the (52)
Co-generation plants.
19. MO 3586 increasing amount of original contract award to Paul (130)
Gardner Corp. , for modification of traffic signals and safety
lighting at various locations, by $27,277, CP 82-44 (originally
awarded by MO 3276, 8-17-83).
20. MO 3587 awarding purchase of a catch basin cleaner to Weco
Industries, in amount of $57,802. (129)
21 . Res 15531 and 15532 approving Payroll Warrants & Claims & (86)
Demands.
22. Res--------- of necessity PA6B14 (See CRA Item this date)
- TABLED.
It was moved by Maryanov, seconded by Birer, and unanimously
carried, that Resolutions 15526 through 15529 and Resolutions
15531 and 15532 and Minute Orders 3486, 3487 and 3490 be
adopted.
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23. DUNN AREA DETACHMENT (PALM HILLS, SECTION 511
Recommendation: That the Council declare it has no objection
to detachment of a portion of the Palm Hills area in Section
5.
Director of Community Development reviewed his report, and (5
stated that the Council had requested a parcel map be prepared
to define the area to be detached, and for future open space.
He explained the displays marked as Exhibits A and B, and
indicated that the Council action would be to describe the
property by metes and bounds, and a parcel map would be
submitted for final action prior to detachment.
Councilman Foster stated that he preferred to have the proposed
delineation staked, and the Council walk the area.
Howard Katchko„ stated that there is no interest: in maintaining
ownership to the area not to be detached, but enough potential
land must be preserved for a feasible project to present
to Cathedral City, at which time, the process starts over
again; that the developer believed an approved delineation
had been reached the last time this came before the City
Council ; that the City staff has looked at the area very
carefully, and the line has been moved several times, and
the developer is anxious to move to the next step with LAFCO;
and that the developer wants to look at the parcel map as
a means of assuring that the property -is clearly split, and
is not another discretionary action to reconsider the boundary.
Director of Community Development stated that the boundaries
have been adjusted, and some of the steep areas probably
will be excluded automatically, particularly„ further west;
and he did not believe anything that might happen in the
one high valley would be seen from Palm Springs or Cathedral
City.
Councilman Smyth stated that the Council has already more
or less approved the detachment, and the developer should
proceed.
Mayor stated that development for the area is more logically
of interest to Cathedral City.
Councilman Maryanov stated that the area should not be in
Palm Springs, and there should be some trust in Cathedral
City as to its development.
Motion by Foster to continue this matter, pending staking
of the area and a physical survey of the site by the Council ,
failed for lack of a second.
Resolution 15533, declaring no objection to the detachment,
as shown on the exhibit, was presented; after which, it was
moved by Birer, seconded by Maryanov, and carried, Foster
voting no, that Resolution 15533 be adopted.
24. FAU AGREEMENT AMENDMENT - SUNRISE WAY
Recommendation: That the Council approve Supplement #7 to
Agreement 1459 with CalTrans for FAU funds to overlay Sunrise (1
Way from North Riverside Drive to Alejo, in amount of $321 ,600.
Report reviewed by Director of Community Development.
Resolution 15534 approving the supplement, was presented;
after which, it was moved by Smith, seconded by Maryanov,
and unanimously carried, that Resolution 15534 be adopted.
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25. 1984-85 BUDGET AMENDMENT - SWIM CENTER
Recommendation: That the Council amend the 1984-85 budget
to appropriate $27,500 to cover cost of gas for the Pavilion
and Swim Center for the remainder of the fiscal year. Report
reviewed by Director of Community Services. (61 )
Resolution 15535, amending the budget as recommended, was
presented; after which, it was moved by Maryanov, seconded
by Birer, and unanimously carried, that Resolution 15535
be adopted.
26. COMMUNITY SERVICES BROCHURE PRINTING
Recommendation: That the Council extend purchase order agree-
ment with Passport Press, to print the Community Services
Brochure, second publication, in amount of $8,639.42. Report
reviewed by Director of Community Development. (120)
Minute Order 3588 approving second publication costs, was
presented; after which, it was moved by Birer, seconded by
Maryanov, and unanimously carried, that Minute Order 3588
be adopted.
27. 1984-85 BUDGET AMENDMENT & TOT PROGRAM (4TH GROUP)
Recommendation: That the Council approve letter agreement
with Sentient Systems, inc. , to provide a joint Training
of Trainers (TOT) Program for Palm Springs and Cathedral
City, in amount of $16,000, plus expenses ; and amend the
budget to appropriate $19,200, therefor. City Manager reviewed (61 &
report of Steering Committee Chairman. 110)
Minute Order 3589 approving letter agreement, and Resolution
15536 amending the budget, were presented; after which, it
was moved by Maryanov, seconded by Birer, and unanimously
carried, that Minute Order 3589 and Resolution 15536 be
adopted.
28. CV PRESERVE
Resolution 15530, endorsing the Coachella Valley Preserve
(relative to Fringe-toed Lizard habitat) , was presented ; (123)
after which, it was moved by Smith, seconded by Maryanov,
and unanimously carried, that Resolution 15530 be adopted.
29. 1984-85 BUDGET AMENDMENT - WORKER'S COMP
Resolution 15537 amending the budget to appropriate $110,000
from Workers Compensation Reserves into Workers Compensation
Account, was presented ; after which, it was moved by Foster,
seconded by Birer, and unanimously carried, that Resolution (61 )
15537 be adopted.
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REPORTS & REQUESTS:
30. DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS - Received & Ordered Filled
a) CVB - 2nd Quarterly, 1984-85 (50
31 . CITY COUNCIL reports or requests
a) Councilman Maryanov questioned whether something was
being done with the equestrian trail through the Temple (116
project, and the possibility of obtaining a transcript
of statements made by Mr. Temple guaranteeing what he
would do on that project.
Director of Community Development stated that rides have
been taken through the golf course and specific recommenda-
tions made as to how it could be refashioned, as well
as a proposal to relocate the driving range from the
Fairchild property to the Temple site; and that the reloca-
tion alters the location of the equestrian trail , and
that it will come back to the Council .
b) Councilman Maryanov requested information regarding
complaints referred to by Mr. Goldberg, which Mr. Goldberg
inferred hail not been acted upon.
32. PUBLIC reports or requests - None
33. STAFF reports or requests - None
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business at 10:50 p.m. , Mayor declared
the meeting adjourned to a Closed Session, pursuant to Govern-
ment Code 54956.9(a) , re City v. Hodel , et al , Federal Court
Case ¢l842114WMB(tx) .
JUDITH SUMICH
City Clerk