HomeMy WebLinkAboutMIN 1988 1005 CC REGMINUTES OF THE CITY COUNCIL
Moorpark, California
October 5, 1988
The Regular Meeting of the City Council of the City of Moorpark,
California was held on October 5, 1988 in the Council Chambers of City
Hall of said City, located at 799 Moorpark Avenue, Moorpark, California.
1. CALL TO ORDER:
The Meeting was called to order at 7:17 p.m. by Mayor John Lane.
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Councilmember Brown.
3. ROLL CALL:
Present: Counc.ilmembers Eloise Brown, John Galloway, Clint
Harper, Bernardo Perez and Mayor John Lane.
Steven Kueny, City Manager; Cheryl Kane, City Attorney;
Patrick Richards, Director of Community Development;
Philip Newhouse, D:rector of Community Services; Richard
Hare, Deputy City Manager; Dennis Delzeit, City
Engineer; Lt. Mike Brown, Sheriff's Department; and
Sally Coons, Executive Secretary.
4. PROCLAMATIONS, COMMENDATIONS AND SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS:
4.A. Resolution No. 88 -505. A resolution in support of Measure
"A" (a proposed measure on the November 8, 1988 ballot) to
override the Ventura County Fire District Appropriation Limit..
Assistant Chief Dick Wilson of the Ventura County Fire
District addressed the Council regarding Measure "A ",
advising that the Measure is being sponsored by the County of
Ventura and is calling for an override of the Gann limit for
the Fire Protection District. Passage of Measure A will
enable the District to continue its current level of service
without raising property taxes. He urged the Council to
support the Measure.
MOTION: Councilmember ffe -per moved and Councilmember Brown
seconded a motion to adopt Resolution No. 505 supporting Measure
"A" to override the Ventura County Fire District appropriation
limit. The voice vote was unanimous.
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4.B. Special Presentations on recycling:
1. Ecolo -Haul - Mr. Gary Peterson,_.Pre.sident.
Mayor Lane advised that Mr. Peterson will make a
presentation at the October. 19, 1988 meeting.
2. 20/20 Recycles .Center__- _Mr_._ Chris Banducci, Regional
Manaz-er_
Mr. Banducci gave a brief overview of recycling,
including the history, types and styles of programs, all
which add up to saving space in land fills. 20/20
Recycling Center operates under AB 2020, Litter Control
and Beverage Container Recycling Act. Currently 20/20
Recycling Center is operating 680 redemption centers in
California, including the operation behind Hughes Market
in Moorpark.
5. REORDERING OF,_AND ADDITIONS_TO, THE AGENDA:
City Manager Kueny recommended two additions to the Agenda:
1) Pavement striping for the Tierra Rejada Bridge Project
and area north of Bridge; and 2) Truck. route signs.
MOTION: Councilmember Brown moved and Councilmember Galloway
seconded a motion to add two items to the Agenda as the need to
take action arose subsequent to the posting of the Agenda: 11.G.
- Striping for the Tierra Rejada Bridge Project and area north of
the Bridge; and 11.H. - Truck route signs. The voice vote was
unanimous.
6. PUBLIC COMMENTS:
6.A. Paul Lawrason (729]. Ambermeadow Street, Moorpark) commended
the Council for the fast action on the installation of the
three -way stop at the intersection of Peach Hill and Tierra
Rejada Roads. Regarding the signs prohibiting truck traffic
on Tierra Rejada Road, he recommended that the signs be
posted prior to the opening of the bridge, even if that
necessitates borrowing the signs. Further, Mr. Lawrason
encouraged the City Engineer to expedite the installation of
the signal on Campus Drive, which has already been approved
by the City Council. tie stressed the need for an east -west
route from Campus Park to the center of the City, and
suggested that the County be requested to fund a study since
they currently have an interest as an entrance to Happy Camp
Park. He reaffirmed his position in favor of a traffic
mitigation fee.
6.13. Phil Vein. (6685 Princeton Avenue, Moorpark) suggested the
Council set up an ad hoc committee to review the credentials
and make a recommendation with respect to selecting a
landscape consultant for the City. Additionatly, Mr. Vein
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strongly urged the Council to approve the agreement for
occupancy of a portion of the Community Center by the Senior
Citizens Organization.
Responses from Council
Councilmember Galloway advised that he was in agreement that the
County should be persuaded to participate in a study for an
east -west route through the City. With respect to traffic
mitigation fees, Councilmember. Galloway advised that the Council.
is moving forward to establish a formula for imposing this fee.
Councilmember Harper advised that: the Council. is taking the first
step toward an east -west corridor through the City by approving an
aerial survey to be accomplished.
Councilmember Brown advised that she attended the hearing on the
County general plan, and that not one mile of road was added in
the area of Happy Camp Park, or as part of an east -west corridor
through the City.
In response to Councilmember Perez, City Manager Kueny advised
that it is Staff's goal to erect the truck prohibition signs prior
to the Tierra Rejada Bridge opening expected for the week of
October 17th.
Mayor Lane concurred with the suggestion that the County be
.requested to participate in an east /west corridor through the City
in order to serve Happy Camp Park and its estimated 400,000 annual
visitors. He requested that this be agendized at a future meeting.
7. COMMITTEE REPORTS:
Councilmember Brown advised that she attended the September 27th
meeting of the Moorpark Unified School District where the Board
authorized the preparation and issuance of a request for bids on
the lease of a portion of the Casey Road site; and approved the
architect's agreements for design of several facilities.
Councilmember Galloway advised that he and Councilmember Perez met
on the Downtown Study and will present a report at the next
Council. meeting.
8. CONSENT CALENDAR:
MOTION: Upon motion by Councilmember Brown and seconded by
Councilmember Harper, the following items were approved by a
unanimous roll call vote of the Council:
B.B. Consider __approval of Minutes for the Cif Council Meeting
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of:
1. Special Meeting of September 7, 1988
2. Regular Meeting of September 7, 1988
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8.C. Consider Claims for Damage s_ presented_ by Blair, Jacob and
Kathleen Fickel. Staff recommended that the claims be
denied and the City Clerk directed to inform the claimants.
8.D. Consider the adoption_ of a polic concerning patio covers,
and pool /spa requirements. Staff recommended that the
proposed policy document be approved.
8.F. Consider _a Claim for Damages___ presented by Cynthia Lee
Agnew. Staff recommended that the claim be denied and the
City Clerk directed to inform the claimant.
8.J. Consider a rpR rt regarding_ a Cal Trans policy on parking
prohibitions along State Routes__ within incorporated areas.
Staff recommended the report be received and filed.
8.K. Consider requesting that Cal Trans install proper striping
for pedestrian crossings _(crosswalks) at First, Second and
Third _Streets_ on Moorpark Avenue. Staff recommended they be
directed to proceed with the request.
8.L. Consider an informational report concerning a request from
Villa Campesina (Tract No. 4147) for early acceptance of
improvements and _exoneration of _bonds. Staff recommended
the report be received and filed.
8.M. Resolution No. 88 -506 and Resolution No. 88 -507. A proposed
resolution establishini_ "No Parking Any Time" zones and a
proposed resolution authorizing the placement of stop signs
at various locations within Tract Nos. 4340, 4341 and 4342,
located in the PC -3 area of the __city- Staff recommended the
proposed resolutions be. approved.
8.N. Resolution No. 88- 508.____A proposed resolution authorizing
the placement of_a _3 -way stop sign at the intersection of
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Peach Hill Road at Tierra Reiada Road. Staff recommended
the proposed resolution be approved.
8.0. Consider an Agreement to Construct Improvements and approve
the Final Map for Tract No. 4338 (Urban West Communities)
located in the PC -3 area of the community, and approve a
resolution authorizin_t_he installation of a stop sign at the
intersection of_Alderglen Street and Walnut Creek Road
(Resolution No 88 -509._ Staff recommended the final map be
approved; the Mayor authorized to sign the agreement and
title page of the map on behalf of the City; and the proposed
resolution be approved.
8.Q. Consider_ a _report concerning___the_ __ap roprriation of Gann
Funds. Staff recommended that the Council authorize
appropriations for items approved at the September 21, 1988,
City Council meeting.
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8.R. Con _sider approval for_ the City_._.to host the Chamber of
Commerce meeting for December 8 _ 1988. Staff recommended
authorization to host the Chamber meeting.
B.S. Consider. __.a_propgsal t_o____complete the Redevelopment
Feasibility Study. Staff recommended this item be deferred
to the City Council Meeting of October 19, 1988.
The following items were pulled for individual consideration by
the Council:
8.A. Approval of Warrant Register - 1988/89:
- Prepaid Warrants Nos. 7466 -7469 & 7526 -7536 $ 45,332.97
- Payable Warrants Nos. 7541 -7598 $430,950.19
- Senior Center No. 1034 $ 4,052.23
Approval of Warrant Register - 1987188_
- Payable Warrants Nos. 7537 -7540
In response to Councilmember Brown, City Manager Kueny
advised that the payment to Burns Pacific for the new City
Hall was a progress payment only, and the City was still
holding the retention.
MOTION: Councilmember Brawn moved and Councilmember Harper
seconded a motion to approve the Warrant Registers. The motion
carried by a unanimous roll call vote.
B.F. Consider a report r_e &ard_ing a draft Request for Proposal
(RFP) for landscape plan and inspection services. Staff
recommended that the draft RFP be approved for mailing.
Councilmember Galloway advised that the last sentence in the
RFP, referring to the landscape assessment district, "It is
anticipated that this method will continue into the future"
was too strong a statement:. City Manager Kueny advised that
it could be deleted with no effect on the remaining portions
of the document.
MOTION: Councilmember Brown moved and Councilmember Galloway
seconded a motion to approve the RFP, as amended. The voice vote
was unanimous.
8.G. Consider accepting the__p_blic improvements within PD -1051
(Lincoln Property) _located on the east side of Spring Road
across from Roberts Avenue and authorize exoneration_ of
specific bonds. Staff recommended the improvements be
accepted and the City Clerk authorized to exonerate the
specified bonds.
8.H. Consider accepting the public improvements within Tract Nos.
4001 -1 through 3 (Urban_ West Communities) located in the PC -3
area of the community, include all streets in the City street
stem for maintenance, and authorize exoneration of specific
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bonds. Staff recommended the improvements be accepted; that
all streets be included in the City street system for
maintenance; and that the City Clerk be authorized to
exonerate the specified bonds.
B.I. Consider accepting the public improvements within Tract No.
3998 (Urban West Communities located in the PC -3 area of the
community, and authorize the exoneratin of specific bonds.
Staff recommended that the improvements be accepted and the
City Clerk authorized to exonerate the specified bonds.
Councilmember Harper advised that his visual review of Tract
No. 3998 disclosed missing trees and flooding of sidewalks
during landscape irrigation. He requested that the City
Engineer re- inspect this property, as well as PD -1051 and
Tract Nos. 4001 -1 through 3, before the improvements are
accepted and the bonds exonerated.
City Engineer Delzeit advised that lie was unaware of the
missing trees or irrigation problems viewed by Councilmember
Harper_; however he would have these projects re- inspected in
detail.
MOTION: Councilmember Harper moved and Councilmember Brown
seconded a motion to continue these items (8.G., B.H., and S.I.)
pending a more detailed review by the City Engineer's office. The
voice vote was unanimous.
8.P. Resolution No. 88- _A proposed resolution establishing
"No Parking Any Time" zones at various locations on Peach
Hill Road from a point 170 feet east of the center line of
Rolling Knoll Road to Tierra RejadaRoad. Staff recommended
the proposed resolution be approved.
Councilmember Galloway questioned the location of the
proposed "No Parking Any Time" zones along Peach Hill Road.
City Manager Kueny advised that the zones were intended to
encourage on- street park parking to stay on the park side of
Peach hill and off the west side where there are eight
driveways.
Councilmember Perez suggested that the Council table action
on this item until after the large event which is planned for
this Sunday, and after staff can analyze what the parking
requirements are during a period of heavy park use.
Discussion included the possibility of limiting parking on
the west side of Peach Hill., south of Knotty Pine to either
side of Honeybee, and to allow parking on the east side.
Mayor Lane appointed Council.members Galloway and Perez to
study the parking requirements in the area of Peach Hill
Park, and to report back to the Council with a recommendation
on October 19, 1988.
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9. PUBLIC HEARING
A. 1988 Residential Development Management System Allotments.
A report from Staff and a recommendation from the Residential
Development Review Board regarding the award of development
allotments to two requests for the year 1988. Staff
recommended that the Council consider ranking recommended by
the RDMS, and award allotments as deemed appropriate.
Director of Community Development, Pat Richards, advised that
the Residential Development Evaluation Board approved Staff's
recommended point awards and ranking as formalized by
Resolution No. RDEB -88 -3. For both applicants, an award of
requested allotments would enable them to continue existing
projects. A &R Construction, if granted the requested 27
allotments, will be able to complete its 93 unit project.
Griffin Homes originally requested 114 allotments, but based
on the provision which allows for the granting of more than
60% of the annual available allotments to a single applicant
(outstanding community improvements), Griffin has modified
its request from 114 allotments to 3.98 allotments.
Mayor Lane opened the public hearing.
9.A.1. Phil Vein, A & R Development Company, urged the
Council to follow the Staff recommendation and award the
remaining 27 allotments needed for A & R Development to
complete its 93 unit project.
In response to a request by Councilmember Harper for
clarification, Director of Community Development Richards
advised that Griffin Homes amended its allotment request
after the close of the filing period.
Being no other persons desiring to speak, Mayor Lane closed
the public hearing.
In response to Councilmember Galloway, Mr. Richards advised
that the requested 1.98 allotments would complete Phase III of
Griffin Homes.
MOTION: Councilmember Harper moved and Councilmember Brown
seconded a motion to accept the recommendation of the Residential
Development Evaluation Board pertaining to point awards and
ranking; to assign 27 allotments to A & R Development and 114
allotments to Griffin Homes; and to direct Staff to prepare a
resolution establishing these allotment awards f.or consideration
at the Council Meeting on October 19, 1988.
Councilmember Galloway requested the. Council to consider
suspending the rules and iqll.owing the representative of
Griffin Homes (who just entered the meeting) to speak to the
Council. The request was denied.
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Upon request by Councilmember Galloway, Councilmember Harper
clarified his motion that Griffin Homes was being awarded 114
allotments.
M_O_TION VOTE_: The motion carried, with Councilmember Galloway
dissenting.
10. COMMENTS FROM COUNCILMEMBERS:
10.A. Councilmember Perez advised that he has received
complaints regarding a business operating on the north side
of Dorothy Avenue after hours and into the late evening. He
requested that the Code Enforcement Officer check into this
and provide some notification to that business of code
violations.
Councilmember Perez further advised that an unfenced, open
SCE easement off College View Drive is dangerous and should
be fenced.
10.B. Councilmember Brown reiterated her concern that the
flows in the Arroyo are substantially higher during the
midnight hours. With Council concurrence, Councilmember
Brown advised that she and Director of Community Development
Richards would meet with the Ventura County Flood Control
District to express concern regarding the proper monitoring
and control of the spreading basins.
Councilmember Brown advised that she is concerned about
equipment parked on Hartford Street. Lt. Brown advised that
some professional landscape equipment was parked in this
location, and he will continue efforts to have it removed.
10. C. Councilmember Harper reiterated his earlier request that
the City obtain a copy of the formal report made on the
sewage spill into the Arroyo over the Labor Day weekend.
Director of Community Development advised that the request
has been made to the County, however the report has not been
received to date.
Councilmember Harper advised that he has received numerous
calls from residents concerned about the article published in
the L.A. Times with respect to radon levels in homes.
Councilmember Harper requested the Staff to contact the State
Department of Health to determine if testing will be
occurring in Moorpark.
10.D. Councilmember Lane advised that the Los Angeles Police
Department has a noise enforcement training program which the
Sheriff's Department may wish to consider rather than the
State training program.
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In response to questioning by Councilmember Lane, City
Manager advised that the Tree Ordinance will be on the Agenda
for the Council's consideration on October 19, 1988.
In response to Councilmember Lane's question, City Engineer
Delzeit advised that the City has not been notified by
Southern Pacific Transportation Company as to when the
rubberized railroad crossings will he in place.
11. DISCUSSIONIACTION ITEMS:
11. A. Consider a report.reRarding_ requests for second
driveways and driveway expansions in residential areas.
Staff recommended that the Council adopt a policy regarding
such requests.
Director of Community Development, Pat Richards, advised that
as a result of the ongoing repair of curb, gutter and
sidewalks in the Shasta Avenue residential area, a number of
requests have been made for for second driveways and /or
expansion of existing driveways. Since these requests are
delaying the contractor, and since future requests may
violate zoning and /or public works codes, Staff is requesting
direction. Additionally, Mr. Richards referred the Council
to the list of recommended policies regarding encroachment
permits for second driveways and driveway expansions.
The Council discussed the suggested policies including the
distance in the side yard from the structure to the property
line; obscuring vehicles parked in the back or side yard with
a fence; encouraging recreational vehicles to be parked in
proper storage yards; grandfathering of existing
"non- conforming" driveways; allowing access through side
yards with ten feet from structure to property line, and
parking in side yards with fifteen feet from structure to
property line; controlling violations by revocation of the
encroachment permit and requiring reinstatement of the
original driveway pattern; and allowing for circular
driveways at the discretion of Staff.
MOTION: Councilmember Galloway moved and Councilmember Brown
seconded a motion to adopt the policies outlined by Staff; to
authorize staff to determine distance on a case -by -case basis; to
accept circular driveways as approved by City Staff; and to require
that side yards be ten feet from structure to property line for
drive- through access, and fifteen feet for side yard parking.
MOTION CLARIF_I_CATI_ON: Councilmember Galloway and Councilmember
Brown agreed to the clarification made by Councilmember Harper
that the encroachment permit will contain a provision that in case
of violation, the property owner will bear the cost of returning
the hardscape to its previous condition.
MOTION VOTE: The voice vote was unanimous.
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City Manager Kueny advised that a Resolution formalizing this
action will be presented for public review and the Council's
consideration at a future meeting.
11.B. Consider arequest f_or a crosswalk at Christian Barrett and
Trailcrest. Staff recommended that the request be denied.
City Engineer. Delzei.t advised that an earlier investigation
of possible locations for crosswalks on Christian Barrett
Drive resulted in the installation of a four -way stop and
crosswalk at Christian Barrett Drive and Cedarpine Lane.
This was the preferred location requested by the school.
In response to the Council's request, Lt. Brown advised that
he could not comment on this request until he made a visit to
the site to observe the pedestrian and vehicle activity.
The Council directed that U. Brown visit this site to assess
the foot and vehicle traffic at Christian Barrett and
Trailcrest, and report back to the Council at a future
meeting.
11.C. Consider a proposed ratified growth policy. Staff
recommended they be directed as deemed appropriate.
Councilmember Galloway proposed that. the Council consider
implementing a policy whereby voter ratification would be
solicited for major changes to the General. Plan. He
suggested that the current procedure for General Plan
Amendments be continued, however that after any affirmative
Council vote for a Major General Plan Amendment, the matter
be placed before the electorate at the next election. A
Major General Plan Amendment would be defined as having an
overall change of 5% above current projected population at
build -out over the life of the project; and /or an annual
change of 1.25° above current projected population at
build -out during a single year.
Councilmember Harper concurred with the concept presented by
Councilmember Galloway, but suggested that traffic generation
be considered when defining a Major Amendment.
City Attorney Cheryl Kane recommended that the Council
consider how it would handle the cumulative changes of
several projects which, when combined, create a Major
Amendment.
AT THIS POINT IN THE MEETING, the Council recessed, the time being 9:05
p.m. At 9:25 p.m., the full Council reconvened.
Councilmember Harper resporided to the City Attorney by
stating that an attempt to present cumulative changes to the
electorate would be a complicated, cumbersome process. He
suggested that the process be kept clean and simple by
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presenting only Major General Plan Amendments to the
electorate, and depend on the Planning Commission to regulate
smaller General Plan Amendments.
Mayor Lane advised that the industrial /commercial impact on
traffic and infrastructure is significant and could also
trigger a Major General. Plan Amendment.
Council discussion included utilizing toll roads;
establishing thresholds for population and traffic impacts
which would trigger a Major General Plan Amendment; and /or
establishing a population "bank" and a traffic "bank" to be
ratified by the electorate and which would establish
perameter.s for General Plan Amendments approved by the
Council..
MOTION: Councilmember Galloway moved and Councilmember Brown
seconded a motion to continue this item until some member of the
City Council brings forth a proposal that resolves these questions
that are unresolved at this time; and that when this item is
brought back, that it include n summary of all. General Plan
Amendments and their respective impacts.
Councilmember Harper suggested that the Council direct the
City Attorney to recommend what methodology could be used to
involve the electorate in major general plan amendment
decisions.
MOTION AMENDMENT: Councilmember Harper moved and Councilmember
Perez seconded an amendment to the motion to direct the City
Attorney to research methods by which the City Council can have
the electorate ratify major general plan amendments; and report
back to the City Council with a recommended proposal. The motion
carried with Councilmembers Brown and Lane dissenting.
VOTE ON ORIGINAL MO_T_ION_: The motion carried with Councilmember
Lane dissenting.
Mayor Lane qualified his dissenting vote by advising that it
is the responsibility of the Council to make decisions on
behalf of the electorate, and for the Council to direct the
City Attorney to recommend a methodology whereby the
electorate can ratify decisions of the Council is a costly,
arbitrary and capricious action.
ll.D. Consider_ a draft agreement for occupancy of a portion of the
Community Center by the Senior Citizens Organization. Staff
recommended they be directed as deemed appropriate.
Director of Community Services, Phil Newhouse, advised that
the City must formalize the terms and conditions by which the
Senior Citizens will occupy the Community Center. It is the
intention of the Senior Citizens to occupy the Community
Center as soon as the. City Hall offices are moved into the
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new building. Staff recommended that Mayor Pro Tem Brown be
designated to work with City Staff to draft the Lease
Agreement for consideration by the Council at its regular
meeting on October 19, 1988.
MOTION: Councilmember Harper moved and Councilmember Perez
seconded a motion to designate Councilmembers Brown and Perez to
work with City Staff to develop the Lease Agreement. The voice
vote was unanimous.
ll.E. Consider development of a computer-based topographic map.
Staff recommended they be directed as deemed appropriate.
City Engineer Dennis Delzei.t advised that a June 3, 1988
meeting between representatives of Cal Trans, City Council
and City Staff regarding the potential extension of the Route
118 Freeway, resulted in a general understanding that Cal
Trans would conduct: a preliminary study of alignment and cost
if the City first provided the necessary aerial topographic
survey information. Estimated cost of the survey is between
$30,000 and $40,000. Staff recommends they be directed to
solicit proposals for the aerial survey work.
Council discussion included requesting the County, City of
Simi Valley, City of Oxnard, City of Camarillo and the State
to participate in the cost- of the survey since it will
benefit all. parties.
Councilmember Harper advised that it may be appropriate to
authorize the solicitation of proposals; and when those
proposals are received to request participation by the County
and adjacent cities.
City Engineer Delzeit agreed to delete Item No. 1 from the
"Scope of Services" in the amount of $234 for attendance of a
Senior Engineer at the June 3, 1.988 meeting.
MOTION: Councilmember Brown moved and Councilmember Galloway
seconded a motion to approve authorization 88 -41 and direct staff
to solicit proposals for aerial surveying work necessary to
conduct a preliminary 118 :Freeway alignment study; and further
that Staff make an effort to obtain financial cooperation from
other entities which will benefit.
City Manager recommended that the RFP include, as an option,
a survey of the area northerly of the 118 extension.
MOTION AMENDMENT: Councilmember Brown and Councilmember
Galloway concurred with t.h-- City Manager's recommendation and
included in the motion that. the RFP include, as an option, a
survey of the area northerly of the 11.8 extension. The voice vote
was unanimous.
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City Manager advised that funding for the project will be
from the gas tax.
11.F. Consider the establishment of a street sweeping test area.
Staff recommended they be directed as deemed. appropriate.
As a result of Council direction at its September 21, 1988
meeting, Councilmembers Galloway and Perez, representatives
of Emard Sweeping, and Staff met to discuss alternate test
site areas and methods for setting up a street sweeping test
area. Committee recommendations include the establishment of
three test areas as outlined in the written staff report;
type and placement of signs; and the use of two types of
sweeping machines, brush and vacuum.
Director of Community Services, Phil Newhouse, advised that
he was not able to ascertain the cost of obtaining and
posting the signs.
MOTION: Councilmember Harper moved and Councilmember Brown
seconded a motion to direct Staff to ascertain the cost of the
signs and their installation for Council. consideration at the next
regular meeting. The voice vote was unanimous.
11. G. Stripier for the Tierra_._R_e�ada Bridge Project and _Area _North
of Br .idge.
City Manager Kueny advised that as part of the Bridge
project, the City must stripe and sign Tierra Rejada Road
from the Bridge to Los Angeles Avenue. Cost of the project
is $11,200, plus an additional $1,200 to administer the
contract. An additional appropriation of $12,400 is
necessary, and can be funded as follows: $4,340 from the
Tierra Rejada Area of Contribution; and $8,060 from Gas Tax.
MOTION: Councilmember Galloway moved and Councilmember Harper
seconded a motion to approve the striping project, and to
appropriate $12,400 ($4,340 - 'Tierra Rejada Area of Contribution;
and $8,060 - Gas Tax) for this purpose. The roll call vote was
unanimous.
ll.H. Truck Prohibition _ on Spring_ Road_ & Tierr_aRejada Road_
Resolution No. 88 -510),
MOTION: Councilmember Harper moved and Councilmember Perez
seconded a motion to adopt Resolution No. 88 -510. The voice vote
was unanimous.
13. FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS:
Councilmember Harper requested that Staff develop measures to
mitigate the lighting problem at Peach Hill Park, and that
they be presented to the Council for consideration.
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14. CLOSED SESSION:
MOTION: Councilmember Brown moved and Councilmember Harper
seconded a motion to go into Closed Session under items: 14.A. -
Personnel; 14.E. - Potential litigation pursuant to Government
Code Section 54956.9(b)(1); 1.4.F. - Potential litigation pursuant
to Government Code Section 54956.9(c); 14.G. - Negotiation for
real property at 280 Casey Road (former high school site) pursuant
to Government Code Section 54956.8; 14.11. - Litigation concerning
B.I.A. vs. the City of Moorpark; 14.I. - Litigation concerning
Southern California Edison vs. the City of Moorpark; 14.J. -
Negotiation for real property on a portion of A.P.N. 500 -35 -22
(Carlsberg) pursuant to Government Code Section 54956.8. The
voice vote was unanimous. The time of adjournment to Closed
Session was 10:30 p.m. All Councilmember.s plus Steven Kueny, City
Manager; Richard Hare, Deputy City Manager; Cheryl Kane, City
Attorney; and Pat Richards, Director of Community Development were
present for the Closed Session.
Pat Richards, Director of Community Development left the closed
session at 11 :35 p.m.
The full Council reconvened
a.m. City Attorney, Cheryl
report out of Closed Session.
15. ADJOURNMENT:
Into Open Session at the hour of 12:11
Kane, stated there was no action to
MOTION: Councilmember Galloway moved and Councilmember Perez
seconded a motion to adjourn the meeting to 6:00 p.m. on October
12, 1988. The voice vote was unanimous.
ATTEST:
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Maureen W. Wall, City Cler
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John Patrick Lane, Mayor