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CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
JANUARY 16, 2002 '
A Regular Meeting of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, California, was called to
order by Mayor Kleindienst, in the Council Chamber, 3200 Tahquitz Canyon Way, on
Wednesday, January 16, 2002, at 4:00 p.m., at which time, the City Attorney announced
items to be discussed in Closed Session, and at 6:00 p.m., the meeting was convened in
open session.
ROLL CALL: Present: Councilmembers Mills, Oden, Reller-Spurgin, and Mayor
Kleindienst
Absent: None
The meeting was opened with the Salute to the Flag, and an invocation by Shauna
Segundo, Baha'i Faith
REPORT OF POSTING OF AGENDA: City Clerk reported that the agenda was posted in
accordance with Council procedures on January 11, 2002,
REPORT OF CITY ATTORNEY ON MATTERS DISCUSSED IN CLOSED SESSION (All
Entities) - See items on Page 6 of agenda this date.
PRESENTATIONS: None.
HOUSING AUTHORITY: INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY: FINANCING '
AUTHORITY: COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY- No Business
PUBLIC COMMENTS:
Wilson McNary, 1315 Verona Drive, stated that there is graffiti on the Biltmore Hotel;
that there is a concern regarding increased gang activity and urged the Council to press
forward with the demolition process.
Terry Ferrell, Candidate for Riverside County Auditor and Controller, requested voter
support in the March 2002 primary elections.
Tom Hough, 2222 De Lago Road, stated that moving the meetings to 6:00 p.m. is not
conducive for the public to attend or to watch on television; that many are in the dinner
hour at that time; and requested reconsideration of the recommended time changes.
APPROVAL OF CONSENT AGENDA: Items 1 thru 12.
It was moved by Reller-Spurgin, seconded by Oden, and unanimously carried,
that Items 1 thru 12, excluding 3, 4 and 9, be adopted.
1. Approval of Minutes of December 4, 12, 14 & 19, 2001.
2. Res 20250 approving an agreement with Overland Resources for consulting '
services regarding business and residential relocation services for the block on
the west side of 200 South Indian Canyon Drive for$10,500. A4442.
3. See Extended Consent below.
Council Minutes
01-16-02, Page 2
' 4. See Extended Consent below.
5. Res 20251 commencing to report the value of employer paid member
contributions (EPMC) effective February 3, 2002, as per agreement with General
Unit Employees Memorandum of Understanding approved December 19, 2001,
6. Res 20252 approving the extension of benefits with the Palm Springs Police
Officers for enhanced military leave benefits for an additional 90 days.
7. Res 20253 declaring intention to vacate right, title and interest in a portion of the
right-of-way dedicated for the public street named San Joaquin Drive; and
setting hearing for same on February 20, 2002, Section 18, T4S, RSE, File R-01-
035.
8. Res 20254 declaring intention to vacate right, title and interest in a portion of the
right-of-way dedicated for the public street named Mesa Drive and Camino
Carmelita; and setting hearing for same on February 20, 2002, Section 27, T4S,
R4E, File R-01-019.
9, See Extended Consent below.
10. MO 6992 approving Change Order 41 with Contreras Construction Co. for the
Arenas Road Improvement Project for an increase of $27,840.75; Total contract
$337,250.75. CP01-12, A4388.
' 11. Res 20255 reaffirming City Clerk authority to accept grants of rights-of-way and
easements required as a condition of building or planning process approval.
12, Res 20256, 20257, 20258 and 20259 approving Payroll Warrants and Claims &
Demands.
Note abstentions, if any:
Councilmember Warrant# Payee Particular Nature of Conflict
Reller-Spurgin 972149 Spurgin Spouse
972245 Spurgin
971728 Spurgin
Mills 971739 Tenet Business-related
972157 T & M Const.
972158 Tenet
EXTENDED CONSENT AGENDA:
3. COOPERATIVE VEHICLE PURCHASE
Recommendation: That the Council approve the purchase of 22 vehicles from
Ramsey Street Ford for $511,066.87; the purchase of 2 vehicles from Downtown
Ford for $58,959.72; and the purchase of 1 street sweeper from GCS Western
Power & Equipment for $96,452.41; for a total amount of$666,479. (See item 20
for funding).
Councilmember Oden asked the following questions: why the vehicles are not
used longer; what are the criteria for determining when a replacement is needed;
and what is the Ca Lease program.
Council Minutes
01-16-02, Page 3
Director of Parks, Recreation and Facilities stated that each vehicles is evaluated '
annually; that mileage, repair history and life expectancy are all factors used in
the evaluation; that if the vehicles use can be extended, it is done so, but if there
are two or more factors that also need to be met, the vehicle is then replaced;
that each fiscal year the vehicles are ranked; that those that do need
replacement are sold through the Department of Procurement and Contracting
using the surplus policy at auction, that the funds from the auction are placed in
the Motor Vehicle Replacement Fund for use in purchasing new vehicles; that
the CaLease Program is through the State and allows the City to preserve its
cash position up front and pay over time; that the interest rates are low and it
does operate as an installment program.
Mayor questioned if the vehicles being purchased met the Fleet Rule 91
regulations through the AQMD.
Director of Parks, Recreation and Facilities stated that the vehicles do in fact
indicate compliance with Rule 91.
Minute Orders 6993 (22 vehicles from Ramsey Street Ford), 6994 (2 vehicles
from Downtown Ford) and 6995 (1 street sweeper from GCS Western Power &
Equipment) were presented; after which, it was moved by Oden, seconded by
Reller-Spurgin, and unanimously carried, that MO6993, 6994 and 6995 be
adopted.
4. DISASTER MEDICAL ASSISTANCE CORPORATION (DMAC) '
Recommendation: That the Council terminate an agreement with Disaster
Medical Assistance Corporation (DMAC), A3757, related to disaster
preparedness.
Fire Chief stated that the agreement was to place on site containers that were to
be maintained; that the Company has not maintained the stock with approved
products; that requests were made to bring the units to standard; and that the
Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians has agreed to restock the units twice a
year.
Councilmember Oden questioned if the agreement was terminated, would the
City retain the containers.
Fire Chief stated the containers remain in place.
Minute Order 6996 as recommended was presented; after which, it was moved
by Oden, seconded by Reller-Spurgin, and unanimously carried, that MO6996 be
adopted.
9. Recommendation: That the Council waive informalities with the apparent low
bidder and award an agreement with Allan Fence and Gates, for the construction
of flood gates located on Araby Drive and Golf Club Drive, bid schedules A and '
B, for $21,525. CP01-20, A4443.
Councilmember Mills stated that this neighborhood does have a strong interest in
the environment and requested that the homeowners be notified of the upcoming
changes, be given the opportunity to review the plans and provide input.
Council Minutes
01-16-02, Page 4
' Mayor questioned if the project should be delayed until the neighborhood review.
City Engineer stated that the Planning Commission had reviewed the project.
Councilmember Mills stated that notice should be provided to the neighborhood
residents.
City Engineer stated that a notice would be sent.
Minute Order 6997 as recommended was presented; after which, it was moved
by Mills, seconded by Reller-Spurgin, and unanimously carried, that MO6997 be
adopted.
PUBLIC HEARINGS:
13. CAMINO REAL RIGHT-OF-WAY VACATION
Recommendation: That the Council vacate a portion of the right-of-way
dedicated for the public street named Camino Real, Section 23, T4S, R4E, File R
01-028.
City Engineer reviewed the staff report, no further report was given.
Mayor declared the hearing open; there being no appearances, the hearing was
' closed.
Resolution 20261 as recommended was presented; after which, it was moved by
Mills, seconded by Oden, and unanimously carried, that R20261 be adopted.
14. CS5.0891 AND 5.0893, GENERAL PLAN/ZONING AMENDMENT- URRUTIA
Recommendation: That the Council approve an amendment to the General Plan
from MI5 (Medium Density Residential) to RC (Resort Commercial); and amend
the zoning Map from W-R-2 (Watercourse and Multi-family Residential) to W-C-
1 (Watercourse and Retail Business Zone) for 1.13 acres located at 4601
Matthew Drive, Section 30.
Director of Planning & Building reviewed the staff report and visual plans on
display in the Chamber.
Mayor declared the hearing open.
Frank Urrutia, applicant, stated presence for any questions concerning the
project.
There being no further appearances, the hearing was closed.
' Mayor questioned the build of area from the toe of slope to property line.
Director of Planning & Building stated the area is approximately 20,000 square
feet.
Council Minutes
01-16-02, Page 5
Resolution 20262 as recommended was presented; after which, it was moved by
Reller-Spurgin, seconded by Oden, and unanimously carried that R20262 be
adopted.
City Clerk read Title of Ordinance as follows:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA AMENDING
THE ZONING MAP BY APPROVING A CHANGE OF ZONE FROM W-R-2
(WATER COURSE AND LIMITED MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL ZONE) TO X-
C-1 (WATER COURSE AND RETAIL BUSINESS ZONE) LOCATED ON
MATTHEW DRIVE, EAST OF CHEROKEE WAY AT 4601 MATTHEW DRIVE,
W-R-2 ZONE, SECTION 30
after which, it was moved by Reller-Spurgin, seconded by Oden, and
unanimously carried, that further reading be waived and the Ordinance be
introduced for first reading.
15. CASE 5.0866, PD267, TTM30054— BURNETT COMPANIES
Recommendation: That the Council approve a Planned Development District
267 and Tentative Tract Map 30054 for a 238 lot gated subdivision with
residential lot sizes ranging in size from 5,000 to 7,000 square feet located
northeast of the intersection of Sunrise Way and San Rafael Drive, subject to
conditions, Zane R-1-C and 0-5, Section 35.
Director of Planning & Building reviewed the staff report and visual display ,
located in the Chamber.
Mayor stated that the developer may or may not build out the entire project.
Director of Planning & Building stated that Phase I is the subdivision
improvements; that Phase II would be the residential portion; and that plans were
needed for the housing and recreational portion.
Councilmember Mills stated that the item before the Council is only for the
subdivision improvements such as streets, landscaping and walls; questioned if
the exterior wall is 8 foot as in the plan, or 6 foot as indicated on the map; and
questioned if the developer would include the golf course plans.
Director of Planning and Building stated that the golf course questions needs to
be deferred to the developer; that the walls on the northern property line are 7
feet with Sunrise Way being 6 feet and all would be to grade.
Councilmember Mills questioned the landscaping plan offered for the windbreak.
Director of Planning & Building stated that the landscaping is addressed in the
mitigation measures along the north and northwest boundaries and some in the
recreational facilities. '
Mayor declared the hearing open.
Jason Burnett, applicant, stated presence for any questions and added that a
boundary wall for the project is being put in place to help address wind issues.
Council Minutes
01-16-02, Page 6
Rod Gunnerson, 1750 Joyce Drive, stated that access does need to be from the
southern road; that two-story units should not be allowed that overlook existing
residences and that the project as a whole is outstanding and needed in the
north end area.
There being no further appearances, the hearing was closed.
Councilmember Oden questioned the two-year period for the project.
Director of Planning & Building stated that the developer would have two years to
start the project or to request time extensions; that the completion date for the
entire project has not been set; that Phasing of a project allows for the
completion of each Phase; that there is no official relationship between the
developer of the project and the developer of the golf course; that the golf course
is in close proximity to the project; that the separation of property lines is by
tamarisk trees; that consideration of the project by the Council does not include
architectural approval; that as a matter of information the applicant was
requested to submit layout of the homes for Council to observe; and that the final
development plans will be formally reviewed by the Planning Commission.
Councilmember Mills stated that there have been other large projects of this type
built in similar areas; that there is a concern for wind and the its mitigation; that
the mitigation with the trees and walls will be somewhat effective, but that there
should be a formal program for a windbreak addressed by the developer.
' Director of Planning & Building stated that the condition could be added to
Condition 6; and that the language could read that substantial windbreak along
back yards, included in the tree and shrub program, should be added in addition
to a seven foot wall.
Councilmember Mills questioned if the ten foot area along the golf course where
the tamarisk trees are located would be mutually maintained and if the developer
of the residential homes will address the immediate need of clean up of the area.
Director of Planning & Building stated that the matter had been discussed with
the developer to have a presentable edge to the homeowners of the area.
Councilmember Mills questioned if the developer had agreed to all conditions.
Director of Planning & Building stated that all conditions were agreed to.
Councilmember Mills questioned parking for the pool area and the mid-park
area.
Director of Planning & Building stated that parking would be permissible on the
street for both locations.
Mayor questioned the width of the streets and if there were concerns by
emergency personnel.
Council Minutes
01-16-02, Page 7
Director of Planning & Building stated that the street widths vary but are in '
approximate 24 feet width to slow traffic concerns; that the typical width of 36
feet allows for parking on the streets; that the Fire and Police Departments did
address the project; that the concerns, if any, would already have been
addressed.
Councilmember Oden left at 7:55 p.m.
Mayor questioned if the parking stalls were 8 foot in width.
Mayor questioned if all the lots are substandard in size; whether setback
requirements are met and added that it seems that the lot size coverage is at
46%.
Councilmember Oden entered at 8:00 p-m.
Director of Planning & Building stated that a Planned Development District
typically allows for the creation of smaller lots; that this project, if developed 15
years ago, would be more like a condominium project; that at this time, the single
family residences are developed in the same type of manner; that it is usually the
developer style to prefer a smaller lot; that it does allow for community open
space amenities; that the Planning Commission did indicate some concern with
the lot size, but did determine that it is the housing product type; that there is a
market for this type of home and that the type of project does market well.
Mayor questioned if there would be a homeowners association and whether '
there are median strips.
Director of Planning & Building stated that there will be a homeowners
association and that there will be median strips to maintain through the
association.
Mayor stated that there are specific plans for the planned development district;
that what is not clear is the relationship of the project and the adjacent golf
course; that the pond at the front will probably have problems with maintenance;
that this project is not the typical project offered in the City; and requested that
the hearing be reopened to address the developer.
Mayor declared the hearing open.
Lynn Burnett, Burnett Companies, stated that the south entry is preferable closer
to San Raphael; that there is one remaining parcel to be acquired to achieve the
preferred entryway; that the Golf Course does have a long term lease with
American Golf who is subletting to Sunterra Golf; that there is a mutual desire to
work together to make both projects a success; that the wind mitigation issue is
being addressed through the wall, landscaping plan and hopefully upwind
development in the future; that an additional 25 acres to the north is in
negotiation for acquisition; that the gates for the project are desirable; that it is '
hoped that the gates can be added; that the water feature at the entry way may
need to be redesigned with the wind in mind; that there are three lots on the
Westside that are called flag lots; that flag lots are many times the most
desirable lots of a development due to the seclusion; that that there are common
Council Minutes
01-16-02, Page 8
' areas for the project and that those areas will be maintained through the
homeowners association.
There being no further appearances, the hearing was closed.
Resolution 20263, as revised, modifying Condition #6 was presented; after
which, it was moved by Mills, seconded by Reller-Spurgin and unanimously
carried that R20263 be adopted.
COUNCIL COMMENTS/ANNOUNCEMENTS/INTERAGENCY REPORTS:
Councilmembers reported on various civic and community organizational
meetings and events which they attended, subsequent to the last regular
meeting, and announced upcoming events of community interest.
Councilmember Oden requested that the Film Festival Board membership be
scheduled for an upcoming Study Session for discussion.
LEGISLATIVE ACTION:
16, MUNICIPAL CODE AMENDMENT—TITLE 7 (Intro 12-19-01)
Councilmember Mills stated that the changes requested in the verbiage were
present and sufficient.
' City Clerk read Title of Ordinance 1605 as follows:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA,
REPEALING IN ITS ENTIRETY, CHAPTER 3.12 — PURCHASES, OF TITLE 3,
REVENUE AND FINANCE AND ADOPTING A NEW TITLE 7, ENTITLED
PROCUREMENT AND CONTRACTING
after which, it was moved by Oden, seconded by Reller-Spurgin, and
unanimously carried, that further reading be waived and Ordinance 1605 be
adopted.
17. MUNICIPAL CODE AMENDMENT- COUNCIL MEETING TIMES
On December 21, 2001 Council directed preparation of documents to establish
the hour for meeting in Study Session at 1:30 p.m., Closed Sessions at 4:00 p.m.
and Regular City Council meetings at 6:00 p.m., all held on the first and third
Wednesdays of each month.
City Manager stated that the proposed change in time is with the idea of starting
earlier so that the meetings will not continue well into the night; that there are
many times the residents must wait into the late night to speak on a particular
item; that in addition, for a City the size of Palm Springs two meetings per month
should be sufficient; and requested approval of the recommendation.
Councilmember Oden stated that for those employed the new meeting times
create a special challenge; that it is not that the times could not be changed, but
that the change of Study Sessions to 1:30 in the afternoon may impede citizens
from attending; that the time change does not seem to be in the best interest of
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the citizens; that there are suspicions in the Community at this time; that it would '
be best to wait until a full Council is on board; that it may be that changes to the
format of Study Sessions could be an alternative, allowing the sessions to be
used to the fullest extent; and that at this time it would be best to leave the
meeting times the same.
Councilmember Reller-Spurgin stated that the Council had agreed to try the new
times for a few weeks; that those with families can not stay all night due to
responsibilities at home; that when a meeting goes late into the night, she,
personally does not like to make decisions when tired; that as a member of the
Council, the work schedule can possibly be rearranged, but it is difficult; that the
trial should be given; that when the new member comes on board, the matter
could be revisited and that if it does not work out, the old schedule could be
reverted to.
Councilmember Mills concurred with Councilmember Reller-Spurgin and added
that this is an attempt to solve some problems; that when the matter was first
discussed, it was noted this would be just an attempt to try; and that the matter
could be reevaluated when the new member starts.
Mayor stated that when the matter was first discussed it was determined to try to
seek the best use of staff time, Council time and Community convenience; that
this is the recommendation that came from the discussion; that the cycle would
be changed to two meetings per month; that the intent was to reduce wear on
the staff and Members of the City Council; that the proposal is just a model; that '
the Council should try it; and that it can be changed if needed.
Councilmember Oden stated that the issue is not frequency but how long the
meetings go; that some of the concern for the lengthiness could be addressed
on how much is on the agenda; but that the greatest concern is that for Study
Session; that this is the opportunity to educate the public; that a change to an
afternoon may impact the ability of the Council to communicate with the citizens;
that it is being recommended to try the new times until the new Member of the
City Council is seated; that it would be better to wait until the person is seated,
and then make possible changes; that the Community does not adapt easily to
change; that the timing of this recommendation is not good; and that for now,
things should remain the same,
Councilmember Reller-Spurgin stated that Member Oden does have some valid
points and recommended that the Council wait until after the new member is
present to discuss the matter further.
Mayor stated that the Council deals with changes all the time; that this proposal
is trying to allow the staff and members of the Council to be more efficient; and
that when the matter was introduced to the Board of Realtors meeting, there
were no objections.
Councilmember Oden stated that the Board would have more flexibility with time '
than the general populace.
Motion to table the matter to May 1, 2002 was presented; after which, it was
moved by Mayor Kleindienst, seconded by Reller-Spurgin, and unanimously
carried, that the item be continued.
Council Minutes
01-16-02, Page 10
18. COMPREHENSIVE FEE SCHEDULE AMENDMENT
' Recommendation: That the Council amend the Comprehensive Fee Schedule to
establish a fee for adult oriented businesses.
Director of Planning & Building reviewed the staff report.
Councilmember Oden questioned how many businesses have requested a
permit.
Director of Planning & Building stated that the requests come in flurries; and that
under the new Ordinance, none have been applied for.
Councilmember Reller-Spurgin stated opposition to adult oriented businesses.
Resolution 20260 as recommended was presented; after which, it was moved by
Mills, seconded by Oden and carried by the following vote, that R20260 be
adopted.
AYES: Members Mills, Oden and Mayor Kleindienst
NO: Member Reller-Spurgin
ABSENT: None.
19. RESOLUTION OF CONVENIENCE & NECESSITY — 1566 NORTH PALM
' CANYON DRIVE
Recommendation: That the Council approve a Resolution of Convenience and
Necessity to sell beer and wine at the location of 1566 North Palm Canyon Drive.
Director of Planning & Building reviewed the staff report.
Mayor questioned if there were any other shops like the proposed in the
immediate area.
Director of Planning & Building stated that the nearest other small market is
located near Vista Chino and Sunrise.
Mayor questioned if the purchase of beer and wine could be made directly
across the street from this request.
Director of Planning & Building affirmed.
Councilmember Oden questioned the square footage of the store.
Director of Planning & Building stated approximately 2,000 square feet.
Councilmember Reller-Spurgin stated that in keeping with her established
' tradition, she would not be voting in favor of the convenience and necessity to
purchase liquor.
Councilmember Oden questioned if there is an over saturation of this type of
market in the area.
Council Minutes
01-15-02, Page 11
Director of Planning & Building stated that Palm Springs as a whole is over '
saturated; that the State has determined that any additional allowances for the
license require City approval; that this particular project is a meat market; that
the use is being requested for the convenience of the customers and that a one
stop shop would be created.
Motion for approval of the item was presented; after which, it was moved by
Oden, seconded by Mills and the Motion was considered lost due to a tie vote,
with Reller-Spurgin and Kleindienst dissenting.
Councilmember Oden stated that the saturation claim by the State is
understandable; but that this proposal is for the convenience of the customers;
that this store is only requesting to sell beer and wine; that the store across the
street sells all alcohol and that without the approval a handicap is created for a
new business.
Councilmember Mills stated that Council has previously approved these types of
permits; that the case is no different than previous cases; and added that the
main purpose of the store is a meat market.
Director of Planning & Building stated that ABC does require City approval for
the issuance of the license and that if no action is taken; the ABC will consider
the item denied.
Councilmember Oden stated that the applicant should be given an opportunity to '
speak.
Motion to reconsider the previous action was presented; after which, it was
moved by Oden, seconded by Mills and failed by the following vote, that the item
be reconsidered.
AYES: Members Mills and Oden
NO: Member Reller-Spurgin and Mayor Kleindienst
ABSENT: None.
20. CALEASE SUPPLEMENT 7
Recommendation: That the Council approve Supplement 7 to A4035 with
CaLease to finance the purchase of twenty-five (25) vehicles scheduled for
replacement in the 2001-02 replacement cycle for$620,000.
City Manager reviewed the staff report, no further report was given.
Minute Order 6998 as recommended was presented; after which, it was moved
by Reller-Spurgin, seconded by Oden, and unanimously Carried, that MO6998 be
adopted.
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21. ADDITIONAL LEGISLATIVE ITEMS: None
ADDED STARTERS: None
REPORTS & REQUESTS: None
CITY COUNCIL reports or requests:
Councilmember Oden requested a proclamation for Mr. Jones for service rendered on
the Palm Springs City Council.
22. Council appointments/liaisons confirmed, see attached listing.
23. Treasurer's Investment Report as of November 30, 2001, received & Fled.
24. Comprehensive Annual Financial Report Fiscal Year 00-01, received & filed
(Previously provided to Council by Finance).
PUBLIC reports or requests
Dolliah the Black Dalliah, requested City payment for costs incurred relating to the dry
cleaning of a wedding dress for a total amount of$584.74.
STAFF reports or requests
' ADJOURNMENT:
There being no further bu s, Mayor declared t rfite ting adjourned.
PA7RICIA A. SANDER
City Clerk
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DATE: December 29, 2000
TO: General
FROM: City Clerk '
RE: 2001 BOARD &COMMISSION VACACIES
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the Government Code, this is the notice required to be posted by December
31. 2000, as to vacancies occurring on City boards and commissions in 2001.
Following is a listing of the boards and commissions, and the terms which expire in 2001, along with the name of
the current incumbent.
Arent Date Term End Arent Date Term End
Administrative Appeals Board Parks & Recreation Comm
*Nina Clifford 06/03/98 06/30/01 JimBarrial 09/21/94 06/30/01
Jerry Wayne Howard 05/22/96 06/30/01 *Dayle Holt 06/03/98 06/30/01
P.S. Regional Airport Commission *Bruce Bushore 06/03/98 06/30/01
John Duncan 09/07/94 06/30/01 Personnel Board
Mark Gershenson 09/07/94 06/30/01 *Sid Chambers 06/03/98 06/30/01
*Chuck Cheeld 06/03/98 06/30/01 *David Strecker 06/03/98 06/30/01
Historic Site Preservation Board Planning Commission '
Karen Pirozzi 10/04/95 06/30/01 *Mark Matthews 06/M/98 06/30/01
*John Harrell 06/03/98 06/30/01 Chris Mills 09/07/94 06/30/01
*John Connell 08/02/00 06/30/01 Public Arts Commission
Carl Prcut 09/21/94 06/30/01 *LeeOna Hostrop 07/29/98 06/30/01
Human Rights Commission *Leo Cohen 06/03/98 06/30/01
*Gloria Hill 06/03/98 06/30/01 Rent Review Commission
*Dean-Stephen Kaufman 06/03/98 06/30/01 Vacant 06/30/02
*MichaelMcCulloh 05/17/97 06/30/01 *NancyBlee 05/20/98 06/30/01
Library Board *Daniel Cohen 05/20/98 06/30/01
*Janice Lyle 01/05/00 06/30/01 *Michael J.Holzman 01/03/01 06/30/01
*Richard Hosrrop 06/03/98 06/30/01 Villaoefest Board
Alan Livreri 06/03/95 06/30/01
*Eligible for reappointment Jacci Tutunjian 07/19/95 16/30/Ol '
Tracy Heller 07/19/95 06/30/01
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