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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1991 - MINUTES - 6/5/1991 CITY OF PALM SPRINGS CITY COUNCIL MINUTES JUNE 5, 1991 A Regular Meeting of the City Council , of the City of Palm Springs, California, was called to order by Mayor Bono in the Council Chamber, 3200 Tahquitz Canyon Way, on Wednesday, June 5, 1991, at 7:30 p.m. ROLL CALL: Present: Councilmembers Broich, Hodges, Murawski , Neel and Mayor Bono Absent: None The meeting was opened with the Flag Salute and an invocation by Father William Erstad, Our Lady of Solitude. REPORT POSTING OF AGENDA: Report of Assistant City Clerk: Agenda posted in accordance with Council procedures on Play 31, 1991. PUBLIC HEARINGS: 1. 1991-92 BUDGET ADOPTION Opportunity for public input concerning adoption of the 1991-92 budget. City Manager stated that the proposed budget had been received by the City Council ; that a number of allocations were reduced; that the budget was a revenue driven budget; that a profit (0E0- participation plan will be introduced; and that there are 010) four goals of the budget; a superior quality of life; a high level of public safety; a stimulated economic development and tourism; and a strengthened financial stability. Mayor declared the hearing open. Laurie Kohler, 495 Calle Alvarado, stated that the Village Center of the Arts offers community activities for families; that the Villagefest and the Arts center offer the City a feeling of community; that one of the problems concerning gangs, is that the children do not have anything to do; and she encouraged the Council to keep the community in mind when adopting the budget. Jeremy Crocker, 330 W. Arenas Road, stated that he prepared a report outlining the budget year-to-year; that the budget was reduced in size this year, by not showing the detailed items; that the cogeneration plant is showing losses; that there is an increase in electricity; that the Convention Center is showing a zero balance in the fund, and that additional monies are added from TOT to carry the expenses, and that the operating loss will still be there due to the expansion; that the City Attorney budget over the years has increased, and the attorney contract services is growing; that the General Fund is down one-half a million; and that various accounts are down. Marjorie Howlie, 480 W. Ramon Road, Past President of Village Center of the Arts, stated that in pursuing the budget it shows that the Center's rent is being increased $1. per foot; which is not a modest increase, as suggested; that the group is non-profit, and serves the Community; that every family has been touched by it; and she implored the Council to maintain support for the Center. Council Minutes 6-5-91, Page 2 1. 1991-92 BUDGET ADOPTION (Cont'd) City Manager stated that the headlines in the local newspaper was inaccurate; that there are no budget woes; and that $1 Million for the north end annexation is not in this budget, but in subsequent years. Councilmember Murawski stated that the City Council does not intend to rid the City of the Village Center of the Arts; and that the Community will continue to have programs for its citizens. There being no further appearances, Mayor declared the hearing closed. Mayor Bono stated that the Village Center of the Arts programs use 10,000 square feet; and the issues raised by the public should be considered; and that the Center fulfills useful and worthwhile purposes. Councilmember Murawski stated that the Center serves as a museum of the history of the City; that merchants should not be encouraged to use the space; that additional funds can be found elsewhere. Mayor Bono stated that staff should reconsider the issue of raising the rent. Councilmember Hodges expressed concurrence. Hayor Bono stated that the Senior Center allocation is $75,624, but that last year it was $126,000; that the Senior Center needs an increase; and he suggested that the Council support the Center in the amount of $126,000. Councilmember Murawski stated that the fund for the Senior Center should be linked to the TOT, and if there are gains in TOT, more money could be allocated; otherwise not. Councilmember Hodges stated that staff should be more creative in looking for ways to give funds and if the Senior Center is allocated more money, some other fund will lose; and that it is premature to make decisions regarding final allocations. Councilmember Neel stated that the Council needs to review the budget in detail , and after review, funds could be shifted as needed. Councilmember Broich stated that both the Village Center of the Arts, and the Senior Center, are important issues; that the Council needs to further review the budget; that a decision regarding funding could not be made now; and that when the budget is reviewed in detail , both items could be considered in detail . No action, Council to review budget at study session June 11, 1991, 3:30 p.m. A .} Council Minutes 6-5-91, Page 3 PUBLIC HEARINGS: 2. CANYON HOTEL AREA INTERIM ORDINANCE Recommendation: That the Council extend the interim ordinance limiting the issuance of building permits or acceptance of applications in and around the Canyon Hotel area for 10 months and 15 days. City Manager reviewed the staff report and stated that the Canyon Park Resort and Spa Specific Plans are proceeding (133- rapidly; that a public hearing has been scheduled for, June 005) 19, 1991. Mayor Bono stated that several months ago there was property for sale in the Canyon Area; that he had looked in the area before for property for, a home; that the property that was available was suited to his needs; that he could not afford the whole parcel and asked a neighbor partner the purchase; that he had checked with the City Manager, and the City Attorney if he could buy the property, and was told that the property was outside the bounds of the proposed project, and legally he could purchase the property; that the new City Attorney staged within 300-500 feet, an FPPC ruling needed to be made, and at that point it was decided to sell the property to Marshall Gilbert, and that was the end of his involvement with the property; that the property was sold for the same price as the purchase price; that the only property he owns is his home, and 80 acres in Sand Canyon; that the rumors that are being said are not true; that the Mayor has confronted various Councilmembers regarding the issue; that the rumors still continue; that the City Attorney did speak with him about a month ago, regarding his owning property in the Canyon Project Area; that accusations still continue regarding property ownership; that the land transaction is one that is being handled through the Bureau of Indian Affairs; that the records indicate that the transfer of ownership has taken place; that on this; date the City Manager and City Attorney called him, regarding a letter from the BIA addressed to Councilmember Hodges stating that documentation is available regarding the sale of the property; that the City Attorney was requested to contact Mr. Noia, regarding the sale of the land; that the City Attorney made the contact, obtain the facts, so that the matter can be cleared once and for all . City Attorney stated that the description of events is correct; that under the FPPC the property falls under a balancing test; that there are extensive regulations; that the Mayor did determine to sell the property; that no further action was taken by the City Attorney's Office; that subsequently, the property did become an issue again; that the property has been disposed of; that the problem under the records of the BIA show a purchase agreement with an Indian owner; that the agreement is a purchase agreement over time; that the BIA records still show Mayor Bono as the owner; but that the payments are being made by someone else; that the Mayor does not have any involvement with the property; that Mr. Noia has supplied the City Attorney' s Office with the land transactions of the property. Mayor Bono stated that Councilmember Hodges should direct any further inquiries to the City Attorney, Mr. Noia or to himself. Council Minutes 6-5-91, Page 4 PUBLIC HEARINGS 2. CANYON HOTEL AREA INTERIM ORDINANCE (Cont'd) Councilmember Hodges stated that the comments by the Mayor are appreciated; however, her intent was not to bring the issue public; that the City Attorney should have handled it directly; she also stated that the extension is for 10 months and 15 days, and questioned if that would affect the Canyon Project. Director of Community Development stated that once the specific plan is in place, the moratorium would be lifted. There being no further appearances, Mayor declared the hearing closed. Assistant City Clerk read title of Ordinance 1384, as follows: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA, EXTENDING AN INTERIM ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA, TO RESTRICT THE ISSUANCE OF ANY PERMIT FOR A NEW OR EXPANDED STRUCTURE OR ACCEPTANCE OF ANY APPLICATION FOR ARCHITECTURAL APPROVAL, CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT, PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT, TENTATIVE OR FINAL TRACT MAP, ZONE CHANGE, OR ANY OTHER REQUEST FOR ACTION BY ANY CITY AGENCY WHICH WOULD APPROVE ANY BUILDING OR CONSTRUCTION IN THE SOUTH PALM CANYON AREA FOR A PERIOD OF TEN MONTHS AND FIFTEEN DAYS. after which, it was moved by Murawski , seconded by Hodges, and unanimously carried, that further reading be waived, and Ord 1384 be adopted as an urgency measure. 3. TRAFFIC SIGNALS - SUNRISE & TACHEVAH On May 15, 1991, the Council set this as time for hearing on resolution of necessity to acquire certain rights-of-way for the installation of traffic signals at the intersection of Sunrise Way and Tachevah Drive. City Manager suggested opening the public hearing to hear testimony, close the hearing, and defer the vote for two _ weeks to allow negotiations for purchase of the rights-of-way (�Q� to continue. ) Mayor declared the hearing open. Lloyd & Cindy Duncan, 1073 N. Sunrise, stated that they are the homeowners of the property; that the appraisal process that the City is using is questionable; that the City is requiring the removal of border oleanders; that the oleanders block sound and sight; that the Zoning Ordinance of the City does not allow for a six foot wall fronting the property; that there should be one person to contact regarding allowances under the Zoning Ordinance; that bids have been attained regarding the construction of a wall ; and that the issue needs to be resolved. Cindy Duncan, also stated that the traffic signal is needed at the intersection; and that the process thus employed by the City is not satisfactory. Councilmember Murawski stated that the traffic signal could be hung over the street, thus eliminating the oleander problem. Council Minutes 6-5-91, Page 5 PUBLIC HEARINGS: 3. TRAFFIC SIGNALS - SUNRISE & TACHEVAH (Cont'd) Director of Community Development stated that the grant for FAU funds must meet: requirements; and that the type of signal Councilmember Murawski refers to is not eligible for the grant, which is one 'hundred percent reimbursable. Councilmember Broic:h stated that the appraisal process used by the City should be re-studied. It was moved by Murawski , seconded by Broich, and unanimously carried, that item be continued to June 19, 1991. PUBLIC COMMENTS: a) Dee Dee Stone, 142 Eastlake, stated that the Raceway issue has divided the city; and that the issue should go on the ballot. b) Roger Garrett, Friends of Racing, stated that there is pressure with regard to the University of Riverside, (116- involvement with the raceway, that there is growing support 074) of the raceway which has been passive up to now; that without a great, deal of effort petitions in favor have been signed by:778 residents:, 1,076 Coachella Valley residents, 1,92:1 other Southern California residents; ill out-of-state residents; and 29 from foreign countries. c) Margaret Krozwon, 2495 Palermo, reviewed the past record concerning the appeal for her property; that a mistake (Ill- was made concerning the height of the second story; that 001) plans were submitted to the Planning department; that the plans were approved; that a permit was issued; that the height was approved at 18.8 ft; that the view is not blocked; that a portion of the roof has been removed; that the house is not safe; that the work needs to continue; and she requested that the Council approve the project as currently submitted. Director of Community Development stated that the City Council approved the project with condition that; the new roofline not exceed the existing roofline; that plans were submitted that met that criteria; that the plateline is in place; that when the roof is placed, and height will exceed the existing roofline. d) Dave Bell , 23'20 N. Sunrise, stated that the Fire (083 Suppression Benefit Assessment District calls for increased 008) personnel costs and suggested implementing a volunteer service; that the issue of the ambulance should be dropped; that costs are extremely high, e.g. liability; that Springs Ambulance does a good job; and that Idyliwild has a volunteer department, which works well . City Manager stated that he was appalled that there are only two firefighters per apparatus; that when a full response is required, a backup must be waited for; and that a fire rescue is not a uncommon element in contemporary fire departments. e) Don Alleson, Lake Elsinore, representing Adrom Grass (084- Seed, stated he was the lowest bidder for overseed 007) projects; that his company was the low bidder; but the bid was awarded to the next lowest bidder, because his company does not have a reputation in the desert; that Palm Springs has beautiful golf courses; that a perennial Council Minutes 6-5-91, Page 6 PUBLIC COMMENTS (Cont'd) grass seed is used; that the company has a. good quality product called Turf-Star; and requested Council consider the company for award of bid. f) Alan Bayrak, Palm Springs, President of Palm Springs Association of Tenants, stated that the organization (103- is in opposition to Item 11, regarding the terms of 001) Commissioners; that rules have been made and followed; that the Councilmember handbook stated that Councilmembers are limited to the same amount of time as the public, regarding comments. g) Jerry Hart, Springs Ambulance, stated that when the Fire (0&3- Benefit Assessment was introduced, the company was assured 083- that opportunity would be made for presentation of facts 08) to the City Council ; and that when the Council so desired, the company would be available. City Manager stated that opportunity for presentations would be available when the resolutions were presented for action. h) John Spurgeon, 1950 South Palm Canyon, stated that Item 11 should be revised to reflect no retroactive term limits. (103- 001) i ) Marion Senate, no address given, stated that Item 11 should not reflect Commission 'term limits as retroactive. (103- j) Charles Bradberry, 1120 Via Escula, firefighter for the 001) City of Palm Springs, stated that he was indignent about (083- an article in the newspaper implying firefighters 000) vandalizing Springs Ambulances; that the ambulances are inaccessible; that personnel are present at the ambulance site 24 hours a day; and that whoever cut the belts, had ingress and egress available to them. Councilmember Murawski stated that the Council fully supported the Fire Department of the City of Palm Springs. k) George Goldberg, no address given, stated that more City money is going out of town for City functions; that Expo Catering, Adolph's Catering, are not located in the City; that the City should go back to districts; that a seven man Council is needed; that the Municipal Code provides that vehicles cannot be used for living or sleeping; and that a RV Park should be located at the bottom of the Tramway. 1 ) John Wyser, Fey Norte, stated that Mr. Garrett stated letters in the EIR ran 4 to 1 against the raceway; and (11-6- that if Mr. Garrett is so confident about his numbers, 074) he should push for the issue to go to ballot. Council Minutes 6-5-91, Page 7 PUBLIC COMMENTS (Cont'd) m) Andrew Exler, 100 Sunrise, stated that he was proud to reside in a City that the majority of the Council refused to support Civil rights; that the Council should support AB101 and join other major Cities supporting the bill . n) Dee Dee Stone, 142 Eastlake, stated that the south end of town must be a special place in town; that the project should not be like every other place in the valley; that at $200/$300 per night, the accommodations must be excellent; and that the area is a beautiful one. Note: Prior to adoption of the Consent Agenda, Councilmember Broich suggested that item 18 should be further discussed. Councilmember Neel stated that the Agrono•-Tec Seed Company is a reputable one, but that the staff report stated it was non-responsive. Director of Finance stated that a specific blend of grasses was specified; that if other blends were proposed, data needed to be provided indicating where the blends has been successfully used before; that a similar mixture that Agrono-Tec proposed was used at Angel Stadium, but it was not successful . LEGISLATIVE ACTION: 4. VILLAGEFEST Recommendation: That the Council ratify the continuation of VillageFest throughout the summer, a,nd indefinitely thereafter, until staff is directed otherwise by Council action. Councilmember Broich stated he would abstain due to property (050- interest. 013) City Manager stated that some of the vendors have said they will discontinue during the summer; that the fest has been successful ; that it is recommended that the Fest be ratified to continue year round. Councilmember Murawski stated that the Fest should continue; that it is successful ; and that if the attendance falls off during the summer, it could be discontinued for a few months. Councilmember Hodges stated that it is a successful event; that the attendance is great; that the event has brought the downtown merchants together, and is a great community event. Mayor Bono stated that he was skeptical in the beginning; that he has attended a few events and the Fest is being enjoyed, and that he concurred with Councilmember Hodges and Murawski . Minute Order 4776 as recommended was presented; after which, it was moved by Murawski , seconded by Hodges, and unanimously carried, Broich abstaining, that M04776 be adopted. Council Minutes 6-5-91 Page 8 LEGISLATIVE ACTION: 5. VISITORS GUIDE Recommendation: That the Council approve agreement with Desert Publications, Inc. , to publish a semiannual visitors (��50- guide; and authorize expenditure up to $24,000 as subsidy 001) therefore. A2998. City Manager reviewed the staff report and no further report was given. Minute Order 4777 as recommended was presented; after which, il: was moved by Neel , seconded by Broich, and unanimously carried, that M04777 be adopted. 6. LIBRARY SERVICES CONTRACT - RANCHO MIRAGE Recommendation: That the Council authorize City Librarian to provide contract library services for the City of Rancho Mirage, effective July 1, 1991, at approximate annual cost to Rancho Mirage of $110,400 - A2999. (099- City Manager stated the the City Librarian did an excellent 001) job working with Rancho Mirage for library services; that both Cities are in an excellent position; and 'that services will be maintained in the tourist area downtown. City Librarian stated that other cities contribute to the Riverside County Library System; that the City of Rancho Mirage withdrew from the System; and that it will be contracting with the City of Palm Springs, until it builds it' s own library. Mayor Bono stated that the librarian always goes the extra mile to put the City in a beneficial position; and that he was appreciative of the effort. Minute Order 4778 as recommended revised, was presented; after which, it was moved by Broich, seconded by Murawski , and unanimously carried, that M04778 be adopted. 7. CONVENTION CENTER EXPANSION - ARCHITECT CONTRACT AMENDMENT Recommendation: That the Council approve Amendment No. 1to agreement with Ellerbe Becket, Inc. , to provide additional 004) design services, and audio system and acoustic design services, for a total increase of $29,689 - A2959. City Manager reviewed the staff report and no further report was given. Minute Order 4779 as recommended was presented; after which, it was moved by Broich, seconded by Hodges, and unanimously carried, that M04779 be adopted. 8. CONVENTION CENTER - MARKETING PLAN Recommendation: That the Council approve proposed Convention 139- Center Marketing Plan, and revised budget; and staff 001) reorganization, and amendment to the Allocated Position & Compensation Plan. City Manager reviewed the staff report and no further report (061- was given. 011) Councilmember Hodges stated that much foresight and planning has been given, and that the work was appreciated by Council . Council Minutes 6-5-91, Page 9 8. CONVENTION CENTER - MARKETING PLAN (Cont'd) Resolution 17527 approving marketing & reorganization plans, and marketing budget 1991-92, and Resolution 17528 approving amendment to Allocated Position and Compensation Plan, as recommended were presented; after which, it was moved by Broich, seconded by Murawski , and unanimously carried, that R17527 and 17528 be adopted. 9. MOLLY TROLLEYS Recommendation: That the Council accept a proposal from Desert Adventures, Inc. , dated May 28, 1991, to operate the Molly Trolley vehicles for 5 years under a lease-purchase agreement; and authorize City Attorney to prepare necessary (143- documents. A3000. 002) City Manager reviewed the staff report and added that the agreement was approved by both parties, and that approval would be subject to City Attorney approval . Resolution 17529 as recommended was presented; after which, it was moved by Hodges, seconded by Broich, and unanimously carried, that R17529 be adopted. 10. ORDINANCE FOR SECOND READING & ADOPTION (Intro. 5-15-91) Assistant City Clerk read title of 01384 amending the ;Zoning (103- Ordinance regarding vending carts; after which, it was moved 041) by Hodges, seconded by Murawski , and unanimously carried, Broich abstaining, that further reading be waived, and 0138a' be adopted. 11. MUNICIPAL CODE AMENDMENT - BOARDS & COMMISSIONS Recommendation: That the Council amend the Municipal Code to provide that persons appointed for less than 12 months to a board or commission may be appointed to a full term (103- on the same board or commission; and provide that authority 001) to grant an excused absence shall rest with the board or commission. City Manager reviewed the staff report, and no further report was given. Councilmember Hodges stated that this action was the intent of the Council from last year; and that the Ordinance would clarify any future questions. Assistant City Clerk read title of Ordinance as follows: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING SECTION 2.06.010 (a) OF THE PALM SPRINGS MUNICIPAL CODE, RELATING TO APPOINTMENTS, TERMS AND VACANCIES ON BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS. after which, it was moved by Hodges, seconded by Broich, and unanimously carried, that further reading be waived, and the Ordinance be introduced for first reading. Council Minutes 6-5-91, Page 10 LEGISLATIVE ACTION: 12. STATE FUNDING FOR POLICE PERSONNEL RECRUITMENT, SELECTION & TRAINING 0,03- Recommendation: That the Council readopt provisions relating 001) to recruitment, selection and training of police personnel , in order to comply with the policy statement and adherence requirements of the State (relates to Board of Corrections and POST funding). City Manager reviewed the staff report and no further report was given. Assistant City Clerk read title of Ordinance as follows: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA REPEALING ORDINANCE 1318 AND READOPTING PROVISIONS RELATING TO RECRUITMENT, SELECTION AND TRAINING OF POLICE PERSONNEL. after which, it was moved by Hodges, seconded by Neel , and unanimously carried, that further reading be waived, and Ordinance be introduced for First reading. 13. POLICY RE ENGAGEMENT OF ATTORNEYS On May 1, 1991, the Council directed the City Attorney to (114- prepare a resolution establishing policy regarding the 004) engagement of attorneys who prosecute litigation against the City; and to develop a model resolution to be sent to member cities of joint powers authorities of which Palm Springs is also a member. City Attorney stated that the resolution complies with Council direction regarding retention of attorneys with conflicting employment. Resolution 17530 establishing policy, as recommended was presented; after which, it was moved by Broich, seconded by Neel , and carried by the following vote, that R17530 be adopted. AYES: Broich, Murawski , Neel and Bono NOES: Hodges ABSENT: None ADDITIONAL LEGISLATIVE ACTION: 14A) STATE OFFICE PLANNING & RESEARCH-GPA REVISION: Recommendation: That the Council approve requesting an extension of time for the revision and adoption of the General Plan from the State Office of Planning & Research. (101- City Attorney stated that the City is revising the General 008) Plan, excluding the Housing Element; that the project should be complete in December, 1991; that the State has a process for extension to allow the City to update the Plan; that the City will continue to operate under the current policies until the update is completed; that the criteria to apply for the extension has been met; that some data is missing from CVAG to complete the Plan; that with the proposed annexations will mean bringing new policies into the Plan; that the resolution incorporates various projects that the City is currently working on, and establishes interim policy guidelines that the City is currently operating under. Council Minutes 6-5-91, Page 11 14A. STATE OFFICE PLANNING & RESEARCH (Cont'd) Resolution 17531 requesting time extension was presented; after which, it was moved by Broich, seconded by Murawski , and unanimously carried, that R17531 be adopted. 14B. CBD BUDGET AMENDMENT': Resolutions 17532 and 17533 companion actions to CRA-4, this date, concerning loan from Wastewater Treatment Plan, were (061- presented; after which, it was moved by (Broich, seconded 009) by Murawski , and carried by the following vote, that R17532 and 17533 be adopted. AYES: Broich, Murawski , Neel and Bono NOES: Hodges ABSENT: None CONSENT AGENDA: 15. MO 4780 approving revised Palm Springs Master Bail Schedule. (114- 006) 16. Res 17534 amending budget to appropriate $14,000 from Forfeited (061- Assets fund balance to purchase step van to be used as a police 009) tactical response vehicle. 17. MO 4781 approving primary service agreement with Gandalf Data (117- for communications system from October 1, 1990 - June 30, 006) 1991, for $18,394.74. A3001 18. MO 4782 awarding purchase of annual grass seed for 1991-92 (084- from High Tech Irrigation, for $. 185 per (round For annual 007) rye seed, $.605 per pound for perennial rye seed, excluding tax. 19. MO 4783 awarding purchase of palm tree trimming and seed pod (084- removal services (supplemental information at study session) . 007) 20. MO 4784 awarding purchase of a used four-door sedan to Len (084- Morgan Motors, Inc. , for $11,289. 007) 21. Res 17535 approving final parcel map 26352 to divide property (119- on Jacaranda Road, east of Barona Road, Bloomer, Section 25. 001) 22. Res 17536 approving final parcel map 26341 to divide property (119- between Madrona Drive and Caliente Drive, north of Sierra 001) Way, Mills, Rosalle., & McGovern, Section 26. 23. Res ----- approving rules for owner participation regarding proposed Canyon Redevelopment Project Area. (See CRA a) 24. Res 17537 through 17540 approving Payroll Warrants and C]aims (0 86- & Demands. 00 ) 25. Motion concurring in CRA actions Res 783 thru 786. ( 124) It was moved by Broich, seconded by Murawski :, and unanimously carried, that item 23 be withdrawn, that R17523 through 17540, and MO 4780 through 4785 be adopted. Council Minutes 6-5-91, Page 12 ADDED STARTERS: None 26. COMMISSION APPOINTMENTS: a) Council liasions, or other representatives: Mayor recommended that Councilmember Broich be appointed (123- primary member to the Mountain Conservancy, after which, 011) it was moved by Murawski , seconded by Hodges, and unanimously carried, that said appointment be ratified. REPORTS & REQUESTS: CITY COUNCIL reports or requests-None PUBLIC reports or requests-None STAFF reports or requests-None ADJOURNMENT There being no further business, Mayor declared the meeting adjourned to Tuesday, June 11, 1991, 3:30 p.m. , Large Conference Room, City Hall . JUDITH SUMICH City Clerk By: PATRICIA A. SANDERS Assistant City Clerk