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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1991 - MINUTES - 7/3/1991 MINUTES OF THE CITY COUNCIL AND OF THE COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY CITY OF PALM SPRINGS JULY 3, 1991 A Regular Meeting of the City Council , of the City of Palm Springs, and of the Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Palm Springs, California, was called to order by Mayor/Chairman Bono in the Council Chamber, 3200 Tahquitz Canyon Way, on Wednesday, July 3, 1991, at 7:30 p.m. ROLL CALL: Present: Council/Agency Members Broich, Hodges, Murawski , Neel and Mayor/Chairman Bono Absent: None The meeting was opened with the Flag Salute and an invocation by Pastor Dave Kraft, Our Saviors Lutheran REPORT OF POSTING OF AGENDA: Report of Assistant City Clerk: Agenda posted in accordance with Council procedure on June 28, 1991. REMAIN IN SESSION AS THE CITY COUNCIL, AND CONVENE AS THE COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY: 1. CANYON DEVELOPMENT Recommendation: That the Council/Agency conclude matters related to public hearing on the EIR, General Plan Amendment, Canyon Resort & Spa Specific Plan, and Redevelopment Plan for the Canyon Project. (Materials contained in separate, previously provided, binder, resolutions attached to agenda) City Manager requested Council consideration of deferring (1337the item to July 9, 1991, to allow City Attorney additional U616) time to review materials that had just been received regarding the project. Councilmember Hodges stated that the item should be considered at a regularly scheduled meeting. b) Council Res ----- re EIR c) Agency Res ----- re housing funds d) Agency Res ----- re relocation method e) Council Res ----- re housing funds g) Council Res ----- re receiving property tar, h) Council Res ----- re General Plan elements i ) Agency Res ----- transit plan & recommendation j) Council Res ----- re overruling objections k) Council Ord adopting plan for intro & first reading Motion to continue item to July 9, was presented; after which, it was moved by Broich, seconded by Murawski , and carried by the following vote that item be continued to July 9, 1991 at 3:30 p.m. AYES: Broich, Murawski , Neel and Mayor Bono NOES: Hodges ABSENT: None Adjourned as the Agency, remained as the City Council . Council Minutes 7-3-91, Page 2 PUBLIC HEARINGS: 2. ZTA 5.0400 (MISC)- PUBLIC ART FEE EXEMPTION & REAL ESTATE SIGNS (103- Recommendation: That the Council approve amendments to 038) the Zoning Text concerning exemptions to the public art fee, minor changes for real estate signs, and other miscellaneous amendments. City Manager reviewed the staff report, and no further report was given„ Mayor declared the hearing open. Al Ross, Ross Realty, Co-chairman of Licensing i and Advertising for Palm Springs Board of Realtors, :stated the Board of Realtors did sponsor the proposed amendment with the exception on a sale of any type of property only one sign is allowable; that the Board requests that one sign be allowed on each street frontage for corner property. City Attorney stated that some minor changes have been discussed; and that the hearing could be continue to July 17 to allow time for negotiations,. Mayor declared the hearing continued to July 17. Councilmember Murawski stated that Council should discuss the continuance. City Attorney stated the concerns of the Realtors are minor; that staff has no objections to the changes; and that with the changes the Board would fully support the changes. It was moved by Broich, seconded by Neel ;, and unanimously carried, that the item be continued to the next regularly scheduled meeting. 3. PD 213 & TTM 26578 - REVISED TRACT MAP & PDD Recommendation: That the Council approve a revised (116- tentative tract map, and revised Planning Development 081) District 213 for a 348-lot, single-family housing project on Gateway Drive, between North Palm Canyon and Tramview Road - Michael Christian. (137- 080) City Manager reviewed the staff report., and no further report was given. Councilmember Murawski questioned the current zoning of the proposed tract. Director of Community Development stated that the zoning is varied; that under the Planned Development District the zoning is in conformance with the General Plan ; that the plan has been redesigned to comply with Council desires regarding lot size and image for property fronting Palm Canyon. Mayor declared the hearing open. Michael Christian, developer, stated that the basic plan of the project had been maintained; that Tramview is the major connecting road for the project; that the view along Highway 111 and Gateway has been improved to lot size of 10,000 ft; that the project is an enhancement of the City; and he requested approval of the project. 9 ;�;,, Council Minutes 7-3-91, Page 3 3. PD 213 & TTM 26578 (Cont'd) Mayor Bono expressed appreciation for the patience of the developer and the working relationship that has been developed. There being no further appearances, Mayor declared the hearing closed. Councilmember Hodges expressed appreciation to the developer; and stated that the project will be an asset to the City. Resolution 17565 as recommended was presented; after which, it was moved by Hodges, seconded by Broich, and unanimously carried, that R17565 be adopted. 4. PD 215 & TTM 26364 Recommendation: That the Council approve a planned development district and tentative tract map to allow (116- 77 single—family residences on Sunrise Way between Racquet 083) Club and Via Escuela - Racquet Club Properties. City Manager reviewed the staff report, and no further report was given. (137- Mayor declared the hearing open. 079) Ted Wills, applicant, stated that work with staff has gone well , and would be available for any questions. There being no further appearances, Mayor declared the hearing closed. Resolution 17566 as recommended was presented; after which, it was moved by Neel , seconded by Broich, and unanimously carried, that R17566 be adopted. PUBLIC COMMENTS: a) John Downs, 53360 Avenida Martinez, La Quinta, stated that there is a John Downs Junior Football Conference; that the Conference has not had any support from the Valley; that the Chapter in Coachella Valley is the largest in the inland Empire; that participation is growing; that the high schools provide staff, fields and equipment; that George Thomas, wide receiver for Atlanta Falcons is participating in promotion of the youth activity; that local business have donated $25,000 towards the fund; that the operating budget is $60-$70,000; that support is needed to provide an alternative to gangs; that there are presently 645 youth involved; and urged Council support in consideration of funding. b) Bob Rupert, 34006 Suncrest Circle, Cathedral City, stated that the message from Palm Springs should not (116- be that the cost of doing business in the City is 074) too great; that the opportunity to bring money into the City is available through the raceway; that the City needs new money; that the International would bring $152 million in revenue; that media would be worldwide; that the Raceway would not cost the City any money; that 26 hours of hearings, 2 years of waiting and 348 conditions have been met by the developer for the Raceway; that 2 EIR studies have been submitted; that the City Council should vote on the issue, not push it off on the public; and urged support for the Raceway. Council Minutes 7-3-91, Page 4 PUBLIC COMMENTS (Cont'd) c) Greg Rupert., 2955 Escoba, stated that there are those that say that the environment is not. worth the risk of a raceway; but that in a few years a Price Club (116- or other development will come in, causing a worse 074) environmental impact; that our schools are suffering, more Police protection is needed; that taxes will have to be raised to cover rising costs; that: the project has had misguided facts; that the benefit from the development would be overwhelming; that the area is legally zoned for the project; that the property will be developed; that the proposal is a once in a lifetime chance; Palm Springs is a diamond in the Desert; that the Council needs to be Meld accountable; that the opportunity should not be allowed to slip by; that new life will be breathed into the Community; that the quality of life will be improved; and urged Council approval of the project. d) Don Frank, no address given, stated that the vast majority is not in favor of the Raceway; and that the issue should go to ballot. e) Mike Christian, no address given, stated 'that, the developers have jumped through the hoops; that; the Raceway is a boon to the City; and urged Council approval of the project. f) Dick West, no address given, stated that contact should be made with Lake Havasu City; that there is no crime related to the racing events they have incorporated; and that it has been beneficial to that City. g) Ron Solback, no address given, stated that he is in 100% support of the Raceway; that the Raceway would be a benefit to the City; that other Raceways have been successful ; that the desert communities needs to offer more opportunities to the young adults; that many young adults move from this area to gain employment; and that perseverance needs to be shown in support of the Raceway. h) Roger Garrett, no address given, stated that about three years ago a group was formed called the Coachella Valley Business Conference; the purpose was to invite developers to interface with local government; and generate interest in Coachella Valley:; several persons indicated that it was unusual that Palm Springs would participate in the event; that the rleneral consensus of Palm Springs is that it is not feasible to do any type of environmental sensitive project in the City; that the Council is unwilling to take action, on any issue that is emotional ; that a message is beings sent out by Palm Springs; that other Cities are willing to take a stand to prosper; and that Palm Springs is developing the same image as Rancho Mirage regarding development. i ) Frankie Brown, 670 Calle Palo Fierro, stated that the Raceway would cause pollution; that businesses (1.16- should be attracted that would help alleviate pollution; 074) that the raceway supporters state that jobs will be created for• seniors and youths; that the jobs are minimum wage positions; that the raceway will not provide training or jobs that provide dignity; that there are many low paying jobs available in the desert, that the positions are demeaning and abusive; and that the City Council should investigate the hiring policies of the Raceway developer. Council Minutes 7-3-91, Page 5 PUBLIC COMMENTS (Cont'd) j) Calvin Hensley, no address given, stated that he owns eight properties in the desert, and as a taxpayer, he does support the Raceway. k) Latefka Kistner, no address given, stated that the issue should go to ballot. 1 ) Alan Bayrak, no address given, stated that the raceway issue should go to ballot; that the issue has divided the residents; that the opportunity for Palm Springs is limited, that races cannot be performed at night, during the windy season, or the summer; that the citizens have the right to determine if the project would be beneficial ; and he requested the issue be placed on the November ballot. m) Bill Byrne, P.O. Box 64, stated that rarely has something divided the city so clearly as the raceway issue; that the issue is controversial ; and that the issue should be placed on the ballot. n) Fred Ebling, no address given, stated that the issue facing the City Council is monumental ; that many people have spoken for and against the raceway; that the people should decide the issue; and he urged the Council to place the issue on the ballot. LEGISLATIVE ACTION: 5. AA 3.0769 - KRZYWON Request by Ted Krzywon for reconsideration of City Council determination of December 5, 1990, concerning roof height on a proposed addition to residence at 2495 Palermo. City Manager reviewed the staff report, no further report 001) was given. Director of Community Development stated that exhibits are available for Council review; that the new addition has exceeded the height requirement previously set by the City Council ; that the applicant is requesting that the new addition be allowed at the higher level ; and that the proposal should not impact the view of the neighbors. Councilmember Hodges stated that the Council has already made a decision; that the ruling was that the roofline should not exceed the existing roofline; that the appeal has been discussed many times; and that the previous decision should be upheld. Motion to deny reconsideration was presented; after which, it was moved by Neel , seconded by Hodges, and unanimously carried, that appeal be denied. 6. AB101 At the Study Session, June 25, 1991, the Council directed (098- that opportunity to discuss supporting passage of AB1O1 001) (Friedman. Discrimination in employment and housing amendment) be placed on this agenda. Council Minutes 7-3-91, Page 6 6. AB101 (Cont'd) Mayor declared Public Comments open. The following persons spoke in favor of AB101: Andrew Exler, no address given. Carl Beker, 2251 Araby. Alan Hose, Desert Hot Springs. Dee Dee Stone, 142 Eastlake. Greg Pettis, 773 Williams Road. Jim Sugantan, No address given. Alan Bayrak, no address given. Bud Purcell , 609 Camino Drive. Shirley Barker, no address given. Bill Smith, Palm Desert. Art Welkes, Cathedral City. Larry McGee, 618 Thornhill . Cindy Sucome, Thousand Palms. Joe McDermott, Cathedral City Darrell James, Palm Springs. Basil Signimaler, no address given. Kathy Perna] , no address given. Arline Jean, no address given. The following persons spoke against AB101: Richard Sinke, Palm Desert. Dick Darling, 962 Murray Canyon. Jim Santuche, Palm Springs. Carol Steinkey, no address given. Jim Sollivere, Desert Hot Springs. Randy Prod, Cathedral City. Robert Smith, Cathedral City. Barbara Beatty, Palm Springs. Sharon Santachi , Palm Springs. Rodney ?, Cathedral City. Rosalie Wehire, Palm Springs. Bob Rupert, 34006 Sunrise Circle. Shaun Wood, Palm Springs. Greg Rupert, Palm Springs. Richard Berman, Palm Springs. Richard E. West, no address given questioned which side was showing bigotry. Fred Ebling, Palm Springs, stated that the Council is vacillating on the issue; that that the outcome tonight will affect all the citizens of Palm Springs; that, the decision is a tough one; and that the matter should go to ballot. There being no further appearances, Mayor declared public comments closed. Councilmember Neel stated that this same Tissue was before the Council four months ago; that the issues are the same; that his view has not changed; and that: he denied the suggested letter. Councilmember Hodges stated that AB101 should be endorsed by the Council ; that several weeks ago rumors had started after she questioned the Canyon Resort. Project; that accusations by the Mayor included her life-style; that her life-style its one of caring, caring about people; that she is not a homosexual ; that her position has always been and will always be one of fighting against discrimination; and that a letter should be sent to Governor Wilson and local representatives by the (Mayor on behalf of the Citizens of Palm Springs endorsing AB101. Council Minutes 7-3-91, Page 7 6. AB1O1 (Cont'd) Councilmember Murawski stated that his family were immigrants; that they were discriminated against, because they could not speak English; and that he concurred with Councilmember Hodges. Councilmember Broich stated that AB101 is a protection of rights; that race, creed, color, handicaps, sex, age, are all included; that a letter had been given to the press regarding his opinion and support of AB101; and that he endorsed the suggestion of a letter on behalf of the City supporting AB101. Mayor Bono stated that personal preference is a private affair; that this is not a legitimate issue for the Council to be concerned with; that the issue will pass in Sacramento; that the Governor has stated he will sign the bill ; that bringing the issue before the Council is, in his opinion, a political sandbag by Councilmember Hodges; and that the issue is one for the State, not 'the City. Motion to send letter to Governor Wilson, and State Legislators on behalf of the Citizens of Palm Springs endorsing AB101 was presented; after which, it was moved by Hodges, seconded by Murawski , and carried by the following vote. AYES. Councilmember Broich, Hodges, and Murawski NOES: Councilmember Neel and Mayor Bono ABSENT: None 7. SPECIAL ELECTION BALLOT MEASURES (INCLUDING SECOND READING OF ORDINANCE RE T.O.T. introduced 6-19-91) Recommendation: That the Council provide direction concerning special election ballot measures; set date of adjourned meeting in July for the purpose of calling (140- the election, and other related matters; and provide second 002) reading and adoption of the ordinance increasing the T.O.T. by 1%. City Manager stated that four steps needed to be taken; first to prepare ballot language for three measures; and discussion of the three measures. Motion to prepare ballot language for November 5, 1991 election for items concerning the Transient Occupancy Tax, Fire Suppression Assessment, and Raceway and Other Related Facilities. Councilmember Hodges stated that 90% of the mail she receives is related to placing the Raceway issue on the ballot. Councilmember Broich stated that the Raceway would be beneficial to the City; that when polling persons he comes into contact with, that 98% of the people want the issue to go to ballot; that it is the Council responsibility to make decisions, but in this instance the City is divided, and the people should decide. Council Minutes 7-3-91, Page 8 7. SPECIAL ELECTION BALLOT MEASURES (Cont'd) Councilmember Neel stated that this issue has been going on for 4 years; that the City is getting the reputation of running developers out of town; that the Council keeps postponing the issue; that the developer deserves an answer. Mayor Bono stated that the developer has been delayed; that the Council is waffling; that the issue is an economic boon to the City; that it would be exciting; that; the names that would be coupled with the City, would give the City an exciting combination; that the town -is at a threshold; that: some type of economic cashflow is needed; that each time the budget is balanced the reserves are being used; that we are not going to be exempt from taxing the residents if some type of cashflow is brought into the Community; the notion that the town can remain the same forever is an impossible dream; that the Council needs to decide which way the City needs to go; and that it would be a travesty to put the item on the ballot; and that the developer will seek recourse if the item is delayed by way, of election. Councilmember Murawski stated that he had made some previous remarks about Council responsibility; that each time a issue comes up, progress can not be made, if the item is delayed by going to ballot; that it is the Council 's responsibility to make decisions; that the decisions have to made; that this item does not need to go to ballot; and that he supports the Mayors comments. Councilmember Neel stated concurrence. It was moved by Hodges, seconded by Broich, and failed to carry by the following vote, that ballot language be prepared for the July 31, 1991 adjourned regular meeting regarding the Raceway. AYES: Councilmembers Broich, Hodges NOES: Councilmembers Murawski , Neel and Mayor Bono ABSENT: None Councilmember Murawski stated that it was recommended by the Fire Department and staff that the legal process followed by the public requires this to go to ballot; that the TOT increase was discussed with the hoteliers and support was given if the funds were only to be used for advertising and promotion. Motion to prepare ballot language for the Fire Suppression Benefit Assessment and the TOT Paid Advertising Fund for July 31, 1991 Adjourned Regular Meeting was presented; after which, it was moved by Murawski , seconded by Hodges, and unanimously carried, that language be prepared for the November 5, 1991 ballot. n ay Council Minutes 7-3-91, Page 9 7. SPECIAL ELECTION BALLOT MEASURES (Cont'd) Assistant City Clerk read title of Ordinance 1386 as follows; AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA, ADDING SECTION 3.24.036 TO THE PALM SPRINGS MUNICIPAL CODE IMPOSING AN ADDITIONAL ONE PERCENT (1%) TRANSIENT OCCUPANCY TAX, AND AMENDING CERTAIN OTHER SECTIONS OF CHAPTER 3.24 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE. after which; it was moved by Broich, seconded by Murawski , and unanimously carried, that 01386 be adopted. 8. SEWER FACILITY FEE ADJUSTMENT On June 19, 1991, the Council continued consideration of recommendation to increase the Sewer Facility Fee to $3,628 for each residential unit, with a corresponding ( ' ` percentage increase for commercial , industrial , and hotel 001) units as of July 1, 1991. City Manager reviewed the staff report, and added that the resolution should be revised to reflect $3,626 for residential units. Finance Director stated the fees are for new development, not for existing. Resolution 17567 as revised, was presented; after which, it was moved by Hodges, seconded by Neel , and unanimously carried, that R17567 be adopted. 9. VISION PLAN - DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION, PHASE II Recommendation: That the Council approve agreement with (133- Real Estate Development and Consulting Corporation (REDAC2) 005) for Phase II services for the downtown revitalization program, for $67,400 - Agr 3007. City Manager reviewed the staff report, and no further report was given. Councilmember Murawski stated the spirit of downtown has greatly improved by the proposed program. Minute Order 4795 as recommended was presented; after which, it was moved by Broich, seconded by Murawski , and unanimously carried, that M04795 be adopted. 10. CDBG, 1991-92 - REALLOCATION Recommendation: That the Council approve a reallocation (085- of certain CDBG funds for 1991-92 relating to the Police 001) Department Community Project Officer, the Senior Center, and the Self-Help housing engineering design. City Manager reviewed the staff report, and added the $20,000 originally provided for the Police Officer in Desert Highland would be reallocated to the self-help program. Councilmember Hodges stated that the $20,000 should be split to reallocate $10,000 to the Home Rehabilitation Program and $10,000 to the Self-Help Phase III . Resolution 17568 as revised was presented; after which, it was moved by Hodges, seconded by Murawski , and unanimously carried, that R17568 be adopted. Council Minutes 7-3-91, Page 10 LEGISLATIVE ACITON: 11. MEDIA BUYING SERVICES - CONTRACT EXTENSION Recommendation: That the Council approve an extension of agreement with The Jones Agency for media buying services for the Tourism Division through September 30, 1991, not (050- to exceed $300,000 - A2867. 001) City Manager reviewed the staff report, and no further report was given. Minute Order 4796 as recommended was presented; after which, it was moved by Murawski , seconded by Neel , and unanimously carried, that M04796 be adopted. 12. MOBILE SOURCE AIR POLLUTION REDUCTION ORDINANCE Recommendation: That the Council adopt ordinance supporting South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) imposition of an additional MVR fee of $2, commencing April 1, 1991, and increased to $4 April 1, 1992, to finance implementation of transportation measures in the SCAQMD Plan, and provided under the Calif. Clean Air Act. City Manager reviewed the staff report, and no further (103- report was given. DOW Assistant read title of Ordinance as follows : AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA, ADDING CHAPTER 3.36, MOBILE SOURCE AIR POLLUTION REDUCTION ORDINANCE, TO THE PALM SPRINGS MUNICIPAL CODE. after which, it was moved by Broich, seconded by Neel , and unanimously carried, that further reading be waived and Ordinance be introduced for first reading. 13. FEE SCHEDULE AMENDMENT - RENT REGISTRATION RENEWAL (114- Recommendation: That the Council amend the Comprehensive 006) Fee Schedule to provide a total $45 annual rent registration renewal fee, which includes the registration fee prescribed by the Rent Control Ordinance. City Manager reviewed the staff report, and no further report was given. Resolution 17569 as recommended was presented; after which, it was moved by Hodges, seconded by Murawski , and unanimously carried, that R17569 be adopted. 14. STREET REPAIRS - CHANGE ORDER No. 1 On June 25, the Council further continued consideration (136- of Change Order No. 1 to increase I[IS contract by 041) $68,326.83, for miscellaneous street repairs. City Manager recommended that this item be withdrawn. Motion to withdraw the item was presented; after which, it was moved by Broich, seconded by Hodges, and unanimously carried, that the item be withdrawn. ADDITIONAL LEGISLATIVE ITEMS: None Council Minutes 7-3-91 Page 11 CONSENT AGENDA: 15. MO 4797 approving Change Order No. 1 for an increase to A2980 (051- with Tarmac California, Inc. , not to exceed $32,490 for 020) additional work under the Aircraft Ramp Project, ASP-13. 16. MO 4798 approving purchase of advertising in the Palm Springs (050- Desert Resorts Advertising Insert, at a cost of $18,300 for 001) the Convention Center. 17. Res 17570 amending the Comprehensive Fee Schedule to add a (114- charge for printed copies of the General Plan Text and 006) Appendices. 18. Res 17571, 17572, 17573 and 17574 approving payroll warrants (086- and claims & demands. 009) 19. MO 4799, 4800, and 4801 awarding purchase of terminals, (117- microcomputers and peripheral equipment (materials at study 006 session). ) 20. MO 4802 approving agreement for pre-employment physicals with (110- Dr. Supple, for Fiscal Year 1991-92 - A3008. 006) 21. MO 4803 approving agreement for pre-employment orthopedic (110- physicals with Dr. Kalfuss, for Fiscal Year 1991-92, A3009. 006) 22. Res 17575 approving a 12-month time extension for TPM 23130 (Revised) to divide property at Tramway Road and No. Palm (119- Canyon into 4 parcels - Nichols Properties, Inc. OOi 23. Res 17576 approving a 12-month time extension for TTM 24325 for 30-lot single—family residential project at the easterly 137- end of Escoba Drive, L. Lapham. NEEL ABSTAIN 068) 24. Motion concurring in CRA R787 - R794. (124) Resolutions 17511 through 17576 and Minute Orders 4797 through 4803 as recommended were presented; after which, it was moved by Neel , seconded by Murawski , and unanimously carried, Neel abstaining item 25, that R17571-17576 and M04797-4803 be adopted. This item was separated from the Consent Agenda for consideration. 25. MO ----- awarding purchase of carpeting materials only Continue to July 17, 1991. City Manager reviewed 'the staff report, and no further report was given. Councilmember Murawski stated that the item should be (117- deferred for one year; that the monies allocated for the 005) carpet could be used elsewhere. Councilmember Broich stated some areas are in need of carpeting. City Manager stated that the carpet is worn through in some areas; and that the pads under portions of the carpet have buckled. Council Minutes 7-3-91, Page 12 25. CARPETING MATERIALS (Cont'd) Councilmember Neel stated that the hallways of City Hall are not aesthetically pleasing; that the place does need to be spyffied up; and that the carpet could cause 'injury by tripping. City Manager stated that the item could be deferred'; and that Councilmembers could examine the carpets. Motion to table the item was presented; after which, it was moved by Murawski , seconded by Hodges, and failed by the following vote. AYES: Councilmembers Hodges and Murawski NOES: Councilmembers Broich, Neel and Mayor Bono ABSENT: None Motion to defer the item was presented; after which, it was moved by Broich, seconded by Neel , and unanimously carried, to defer the item to July 17, 1991, 3:30 p.m. , Large Conference Room, City Hall . ADDED STARTERS: None REPORTS & REQUESTS: CITY COUNCIL reports or requests a) Board/Commission Appointments-None b) Council liaisons or other representations-None c) Other reports or requests Councilmember Murawski stated that the sign ordinance is not being adhered to; that proper measures needs to be taken for enforcement; that homemade signs are being placed in downtown windows; that a letter had been received (1013- from Larry Olinger that sidewalks had been requested from 038) the Marriott Hotel to the Convention Center; that he had been told that the property owner requested them, but that now Mr. Olinger states that city staff requested (082- the sidewalks; and requested the City Manager to determine 001) who is requesting the sidewalks. Councilmember Hodges stated that what is being proposed is a colored walkway; that if natural sidewalks are used $10,000 could be saved. Councilmember Murawski stated that there in no consistency to the City' s sidewalks. PUBLIC reports or requests-None STAFF reports or requests-None ADJOURNMENT There being no further business, Mayor declared the meeting adjourned to Tuesday, July 9, 1991 for hearing at 3:30 p.m. on Waste Management & Canyon Developments Large Conference Room, City Hall . JUDITH SUMICH Clerk By: PATRICIA A. SANDERS Assistant City Clerk