HomeMy WebLinkAboutAGENDA REPORT 1988 0907 CC REG ITEM 08NJOHN PATRICK LANE
Mayor
ELOISE BROWN
Mayor Pro Tern
JOHN GALLOWAY
Councilmember
CLINT HARPER, Ph.D.
Councilmember
BERNARDO M. PEREZ
Councilmember
MAUREEN W. WALL
City Clerk
MOORPARK
M E M 0 R A N D U M
ITEM
TO: The Honorable City Council
FROM: Patrick J. Richards, Director of Community Developmen
DATE: August 15, 1988 (CC meeting of 9/7/88)
SUBJECT: 1988 LEAGUE OF CALIFORNIA CITIES ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Background
STEVEN KUENY
City Manager
CHERYL J. KANE
City Attorney
PATRICK RICHARDS, A.I.C.P.
Director of
Community Development
R. DENNIS DELZEIT
City Engineer
JOHN V. GILLESPIE
Chief of Police
Each year the League of California Cities conducts it's annual
conference during the month of October. This October 16th - 19th
the conference will occur in San Diego.
The conference is directed to the full range of city officials and
is a highly informative conference.
In recognizing the benefits and potential positive learning
experience associated with attendance; it is recommended that the
City Council approve sending all five Planning Commission members.
Below staff has itemized the cost for the conference per person,
along with the 88/89 fund budget for Trips and Meeting Expenses and
the total cost to send five (5) City representatives.
Registration
mileage (round trip)
Lodging @ 4 nights $60. p /day
Per diem @ $40. p /day x 5 days
City Budget Account #131 -532
Conference Meetings - $4900.
$115.00
68.00
240.00
200.00
$623.00 x 5 = $3115.
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Lodging and all other expenses of spouses or traveling companions
are personal and will not be reimbursed.
Recommendation
1. Approve sending the Planning Commission to the League of
California Cities Annual Conference in San Diego.\
2. Authorize the appropriation of City funds in order to cover the
cost of the conference.
Attachment: League of California Cities Conference Program
information.
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Council- Manager Leadership Team Workshop- Refresher. (10: 00 am -5:00 pm) — A helpful follow-
up session for those cities which have already attended one.of the League's Council- Manager Leader-
ship Team Workshops during the past five years. New members of the team who did not participate in
the workshop are welcome. (Please note there will. be separate registration for this.session; announce-
ments and registration information will be softo those cities which have participated in the
workshop.)
Land Use Planning Basics for Elected Officials and Commissioners (1:00,5:00 pm) — A
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practical ihtroduckn to the basic procedbral and legal requirements of land use planning, including
tfte general plan process, California Environmental Quality Act, zoning, subdivisions, and plan and
map reading.
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Building and Maintaining Good Press Relations — A practical seminar on understanding the
needs of the press and keeping good relations with your local newspaper.
Conducting Effective Council Meetings: Dealing with Hard Times in the 'Theater of
Democracy" - A session with Bill Daniels on understanding and using the public meeting forum
to most effectively conduct the public's business. -
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How to be an Effective Board or Commission Member — Practical tips to enhance your contribu-
tions as a board or commission member.
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Campaign Financing Limitations: Proposition 73 and the League's Model Ordinance — An
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explanation -and discussiorLof how the passage of Proposition 73 in June affects cities, and the
Lea ue's model ordinance developed by the Campaign Reform Task Force.
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Effective Design Review — Learn the political, and practical effects of an architectural or design
review commission and how your city can best structure such a commission.
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The Gann Limit (Prop 4) Revisited — How the modified Gann Limit affects cities, and an overview
of the league's guidelines on dealing with limitations.
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Small Cities: Major Issues for Volunteer Fire Departments — A look at how volunteer fire
departments can deal with the impacts of growth, effective staffing, financing and service.
How to Manage Transportation and Traffic — A discussion of transportation demand /systems
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management, including traffic signalization, reversible lanes• one -way streets, restrictions on curb -side
deliveries, smart streets, feeder -buses and light rail.
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- Monday, October 17, 1988; 7:00 4:45 pm
Small Cities Issues: Coping With Growth in.Small Cities How to deal with the general
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impacts of growth and how to use your general plan, sphere of influence, and relations with LAICO
and schools to assure your city achieves its desired goals
How to Protect Your Personnel Investments — Cities' most expensive arid valuable assets are
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the r emalcyees learn how to develop the full potential of your personnel resources through employee
Ir<nn�nr programs• assistance programs to deal with substance abuse and pwmonal and family prob-
ems, ti)racy programs la prob'em that is worse than you th,nk)
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ail,,x- Ala:� Small Cities Issues: Attracting Quality Development (9:30 -10:30 am) - _Tips on negotiating
win -win" agreements with developers, including the use of fees and exactions, conditions and
other development options.
• • Small Cities Issues: Growth and Municipal Services (10:45 am -12:00 noon) — How growth impacts
-. a variety of city services, how to plan to deal with growth and continue.to effectively serve the public.
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Legal Issues: Conflicts of Interest and Wrongful Termination Suits — An update on the latest
litigation and legislation concerning conflicts of interest and wrongful termination of employees.
The Power of Ethical Management — A workshop with Dr. Drea Zigarmi (co- author of Leadership
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standards in City Hall.
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Achieving Community Consensus (2:00 -3 15 pm) — Procedures and resources to assist officials in
reaching community consensus and avoiding community conflict.
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Coping With Difficult People (3:30- 4:45:pm) —,A session on how to work with people who seem
to create more problems than they solve.
How To Provide Affordable Housing — Learn what a community can do once federal and state
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funds and federal contracts expire and how you can provide affordable housing, especially senior and
rental housing:
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How To Comply With Disaster Preparedness Requirements — Presentations by the Seismic
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Safety Commission and the California Specialized Training Institute on complying with legislated .
emergency preparedness requirements and effective emergency management procedures.
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Financing Local Transportation with the Half-Cent\Sales Tax (2:00-3 15 pm) —Learn from
others' experiences how to gain support for the "half -cent solution" for local transportatigp problems.
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Deferred Infrastructure Maintenance: The Unfunded Liability (3:30 -AA5 pm) — The impact of
deferred maintenance and how to cepe with the infrastructure crisis.
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Public Safety And the "New Californians" (2:00 -3:15 pm) = Q practical workshop orkhow to
address the needs of the new and diverse ethnic groups in the provision of public safety services.
• • •
Recruiting Minorities for the Public Service (3:30445 pm) Recruitment techniques to reach,
inform, and attract ethnic minorities to the public service, especially public safety.
Assisting Homeless Persons: Tpe Role of the City — Learn what your,city can,do to address the -
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needs of homeless persons in relation to the roles and responsibilities of other agencies, an&what
specific actions your city departments can take -to assist homeless persons. ,
The Impacts of Growth Management— Learn how a single agency's growth management
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activities can affect other, agencies near and far, how agencies.kan work together to their mutual
advantage, and how to mitigate\any negative effects which growth management programs may have on
city finances, the general plan, houong and quality of life.
Municipal Marketing Techniques and Image Building — How cities can use marketing principles
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to.devel9P and maintain a desired image, improve their economy, effectively price public services, and —
promote city programs.
Coastal Issues = An, update on the latest developments regarding the local coastal planning process,
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and off -shore and on -shore oil production facilities.
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win -win" agreements with developers, including the use of fees and exactions, conditions and
other development options.
• • Small Cities Issues: Growth and Municipal Services (10:45 am -12:00 noon) — How growth impacts
-. a variety of city services, how to plan to deal with growth and continue.to effectively serve the public.
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Legal Issues: Conflicts of Interest and Wrongful Termination Suits — An update on the latest
litigation and legislation concerning conflicts of interest and wrongful termination of employees.
The Power of Ethical Management — A workshop with Dr. Drea Zigarmi (co- author of Leadership
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and the One- Minute Manager with Dr. Ken Blanchard), on maintaining and enhancing high ethical
standards in City Hall.
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Achieving Community Consensus (2:00 -3 15 pm) — Procedures and resources to assist officials in
reaching community consensus and avoiding community conflict.
• • • • •
Coping With Difficult People (3:30- 4:45:pm) —,A session on how to work with people who seem
to create more problems than they solve.
How To Provide Affordable Housing — Learn what a community can do once federal and state
• •
funds and federal contracts expire and how you can provide affordable housing, especially senior and
rental housing:
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How To Comply With Disaster Preparedness Requirements — Presentations by the Seismic
• • •
Safety Commission and the California Specialized Training Institute on complying with legislated .
emergency preparedness requirements and effective emergency management procedures.
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Financing Local Transportation with the Half-Cent\Sales Tax (2:00-3 15 pm) —Learn from
others' experiences how to gain support for the "half -cent solution" for local transportatigp problems.
• _ •
Deferred Infrastructure Maintenance: The Unfunded Liability (3:30 -AA5 pm) — The impact of
deferred maintenance and how to cepe with the infrastructure crisis.
• • •
Public Safety And the "New Californians" (2:00 -3:15 pm) = Q practical workshop orkhow to
address the needs of the new and diverse ethnic groups in the provision of public safety services.
• • •
Recruiting Minorities for the Public Service (3:30445 pm) Recruitment techniques to reach,
inform, and attract ethnic minorities to the public service, especially public safety.
Assisting Homeless Persons: Tpe Role of the City — Learn what your,city can,do to address the -
• • •
needs of homeless persons in relation to the roles and responsibilities of other agencies, an&what
specific actions your city departments can take -to assist homeless persons. ,
The Impacts of Growth Management— Learn how a single agency's growth management
• • •
activities can affect other, agencies near and far, how agencies.kan work together to their mutual
advantage, and how to mitigate\any negative effects which growth management programs may have on
city finances, the general plan, houong and quality of life.
Municipal Marketing Techniques and Image Building — How cities can use marketing principles
• • •
to.devel9P and maintain a desired image, improve their economy, effectively price public services, and —
promote city programs.
Coastal Issues = An, update on the latest developments regarding the local coastal planning process,
• •
and off -shore and on -shore oil production facilities.
ail,,x- Ala:� Small Cities Issues: Attracting Quality Development (9:30 -10:30 am) - _Tips on negotiating
win -win" agreements with developers, including the use of fees and exactions, conditions and
other development options.
• • Small Cities Issues: Growth and Municipal Services (10:45 am -12:00 noon) — How growth impacts
-. a variety of city services, how to plan to deal with growth and continue.to effectively serve the public.
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Communicating With Your Community:- Winning When it Really Counts — A workshop with
Arch Lustberg on techniques to ensure your communication with your citizens is effective.
Legal Issues — A look at the legal aspects of Prop. 65, hazardous materials; and other current
legal issues. -
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How to Conduct a Successful Solid Waste Recycling Program — An overview and update of
recycling laws and regulations and tips from agencies with successful programs.
Family Economic Policies for a Changing Work Force — How the city as employer- can best
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serve the needs of both the public and its employees through flexible benefits, employee assistance
programs, alternative wolk schedules, and dependent cafe programs.
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Attracting and Retaining Business- How cities can create a conducive climate to retain and
attract business. '
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How to Deal Effectively With Gangs — A practical discussion of what cities can do to curb gang
criminal activity and channel the members' energies into positive programs.
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Policies and Procedures for Safe Investing of Public Funds — How your city cap invest public
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Pjop. 65 Update (9:30 -10:30 am) — How to comply with current legislative requirement's regarding
the Safe Drinking,Water and Toxic Enforcement Acvof 1986.
How to Implement -the 'Tanner Process" (10:45 am -12 noon}— An update of the implementation
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on the Tanner Act, the state review process of county plans, and the role of cities in local hazardous,
waste management. = '
Maximizing Your City's Micro Computer System = Practical tips on organizing your city's micro
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computer network — building consensus among departments, developing guidelines for computer use,
maintaining stapdards, and avoiding "turf wars."
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Changing Fire Fighter Roles — What you should know about the changing role of the fire service in
your Eity and what you can do to guide such changes.
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Communicating With Your Community:- Winning When it Really Counts — A workshop with
Arch Lustberg on techniques to ensure your communication with your citizens is effective.
Legal Issues — A look at the legal aspects of Prop. 65, hazardous materials; and other current
legal issues. -
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How to Conduct a Successful Solid Waste Recycling Program — An overview and update of
recycling laws and regulations and tips from agencies with successful programs.
Family Economic Policies for a Changing Work Force — How the city as employer- can best
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serve the needs of both the public and its employees through flexible benefits, employee assistance
programs, alternative wolk schedules, and dependent cafe programs.
• •
Attracting and Retaining Business- How cities can create a conducive climate to retain and
attract business. '
•
How to Deal Effectively With Gangs — A practical discussion of what cities can do to curb gang
criminal activity and channel the members' energies into positive programs.
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Policies and Procedures for Safe Investing of Public Funds — How your city cap invest public
fundl without unnecessary risk and how to avoid losses from unwise investment activity.
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Pjop. 65 Update (9:30 -10:30 am) — How to comply with current legislative requirement's regarding
the Safe Drinking,Water and Toxic Enforcement Acvof 1986.
How to Implement -the 'Tanner Process" (10:45 am -12 noon}— An update of the implementation
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on the Tanner Act, the state review process of county plans, and the role of cities in local hazardous,
waste management. = '
Maximizing Your City's Micro Computer System = Practical tips on organizing your city's micro
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computer network — building consensus among departments, developing guidelines for computer use,
maintaining stapdards, and avoiding "turf wars."
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Changing Fire Fighter Roles — What you should know about the changing role of the fire service in
your Eity and what you can do to guide such changes.
Tuesday; 65to6er.18,_1988 2TV4:45 pm
• Small Cities Issues: - Employee Relations Basics (2:00 -3:15 pm) — A practical briefing for elected
officials and staff of small cities focusing on the Meyers - Milias -Brown Act Ind personnel management.
Small Cities Issues: Conducting Effective Council Meetings (3:30 -4:45 pm) -- Attend the next
• • • • -- meeting of the infamous "City of Anywhere" and learn practical ways to better conduct your council
meetings '
Using Special Assessments and Fees for Public Improvements-- How cities can best use the
• • Mello -Roos Bond and special assessment financing processes and how you can best collect and ac-
count for developer fees in compliance with AB 1600 and SB 372, when they become effective in 1989.
How to Avoid Personnel Discrimination Problems - A practical discussion on avoiding sex or
• • • • • handicap discrimination claims, avoiding wrongful discharge claims by proper dismissal procedures.
limiting `dour liability by using proper selection devices, and avoiding complaints of sexual harassment•
failure to hire, and failure to promote
• • • • • Coping With Serious Illnesses in the Workplace -- A discussion of policies and practices regard -
ing serous illnesses in the workplace• with special emphasis on cndersr:ndir.q and (4eabng with AIDS
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Legal Issues — An update on key litigation affecting cities.
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Administering Elections and Enhancing Voter Registration — A practical workshop on the proper
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voter registration with the assistance of all city departments.
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advantage of parcel -based geographic information systems including a discussion of the cost saving
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21st Century Fire Fighting Methods — A practical look beyond traditional fire fighting methods, and
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to prepare police officers to•effeCtively deal with the challenges of the decade ahead. .
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and how public dissatisfaction can be anticipategl and addressed_ before your, citizens''take'the
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cooperatively with other community services programs.
Drug Testing — Proceed With Caution! --- How to avoid expensive lawsuits due.to overly broad
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drug testing policies by,implementing employee assistance programs, signing last chance'agreements,
and screening applicants in a less intrusive manner.
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Legal Issues — An update on key litigation affecting cities.
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Administering Elections and Enhancing Voter Registration — A practical workshop on the proper
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procedures for effectively administering upcoming elections, and innovative suggestions for increasing*
voter registration with the assistance of all city departments.
Taking the Pulse of Your City: Utilizing Geographic Information Systems - How to take best
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advantage of parcel -based geographic information systems including a discussion of the cost saving
`benefits of such systems and what information should be on -line. '
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21st Century Fire Fighting Methods — A practical look beyond traditional fire fighting methods, and
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new policies and procedures which can be adopted today to enhance fire safety and save money.
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"Training Law Enforcement Officers for the 1990's — A discussion of vvha4 cities can be doing now
to prepare police officers to•effeCtively deal with the challenges of the decade ahead. .
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Small,Cities Issues: Downtown Revitalization Basics — How small cities can revitalize their
downtowns in the most cost effective and efficient-Manners.
Small Cities Issues: Risk Management — How small cities can prevent or minimize general
liability, disability, and workers' compensation. claims.
The Public Safety Personnel Perspective on AIDS — A practical briefing on the legal issues
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related to police and fire; responses to persons with AIDS, and personal safety precautions for public
safety persoLpel. '
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Public- Private Ventures in Community Services — Issues in public- private ventures for community
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services, including a discussion of insurance req irements.
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How to Avoid Conflicts of Interest — An update and primer on the Political Reform Act, including
massanailing regulations and material conflicts of into est, and Section 1090 violations.
,Growth Control Initiatives — The legal policy,.and practical aspects of growth control initiatives
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and how public dissatisfaction can be anticipategl and addressed_ before your, citizens''take'the
initiative." "..
How to Work Effectively With Volunteers - Techniques for motivating and managing volunteers
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for maximum community benefit.
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How to Successfully Cope In a Drought - Practical Aays to establish a successful water'
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conservation program, including rationing, pricing; xeriscape ([ow water usage landscaping) and
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public education.
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. Caring for Latchkey Kids'—` How cities can pruvide'latchkey child care programs separately and
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cooperatively with other community services programs.
Drug Testing — Proceed With Caution! --- How to avoid expensive lawsuits due.to overly broad
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drug testing policies by,implementing employee assistance programs, signing last chance'agreements,
and screening applicants in a less intrusive manner.
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with the Public via Desktop Publishing — How to enhance communications and
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1. Town & Country Hotel 1
Garden ' 855 $165 -550: San Diego
East _Tower 870 7 Airport
West Tower S85 Uri Zeld ,•o 1
Additional Hotels = ,
2. Hanalei Hotel �62 $175
3. Circle 8 Motor Inn 545 Balboa
4. Doubletree Hotel 1 • 882 $125 -300 Park
5. Fabulous Inns of America 846
6. Holiday Inn Mission Valley 866 $80 -90
7. King's !nn $49 $150 ;
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-8. Mission Valley Inn 860
9. Plaza loternationatHotel 855 $85 -180
10. ,Radisson Hotel 1 S78 -102 $165 -250
11. Ramada Inn 864
12: Seven Seas Lodge 865 $137 -167
13. Stardust Hotel /Country.
V To Mexico
Club 862 $120 -170
(Address for all hotels is: San Diego, CA 92108) _
1. Town and Country Hotel 5. Fabulous Inns of America I 8. Mission Valley Inn (MVIN) 11: Ramada Inn (RAMA)
(T &CO) (FABU) 875 Hotel Circle South 2151• Hotel Circle Sotlth
500 Hotel Circle North 2485 Hotel Circle Place 619- 298 -8281 619.291 -6500.
919 -297 -6006 519- 291 -7700 Resort -like atmosphere with 3 pools, a. Brand new beautifully renovated rooms,
A full service convention hotel with 4 - Newly renovated 178 unit motor hotel. 24 hour coffee shop. restaurant and with free in -room coffee, free daily
pools. 5 restaurants and a delicatessen 3 diamond AAA property lounge with happy hour,end nightly newspaper and free HBO.
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2. Hanalei Hotel (HANA) 411 Hotel Circle South
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2270 Hotel Circle North 595 Hotel Circle South (PLAZ) 619- 291 -1300
619- 297 -1101 1515 Hotel Circle South Full service motor lodge within walking
619-291-5720 distance to Town and Count Hotel. Free
A full service hotel with 2 restaurants. A full service hotel with two restaurants. 619-291 -8790 Country
coffee shop, pool, jacuzzr. Free parking. lounge featuring live entertainment, pool, Full- service, high -rise hotel with 220 in-room coffee. movie channel, ice and
guest rooms /suites in Mission Vall✓^y, local calls
spa and exercise room close to Town & Country, '
3. Circle 8 Motor Inn (CIR8) r 13. Stardust Hotel &Country
543 Hotel Circle South 7. King's Inn (KING) 10. Radisson Hotel (RADI) Club (STAR)
619 -29X8 800 1333 Hotel Circle South 1433 Camino del Rio South 950 Hotel Circle North
Full service hotel with spacious rooms. .619- 297 -2231
refrigerator in every room, free HBO. 619- 260 -0.111 619- 298 -0511
140 rooms in an intimate setting, English
pool, spa. coin laundry, deli type motif, newly remodeled. 2 restaurants, Deluxe, full service hotel in the heart of Full service hotel with 27 hole
restaurant pool, Jacuzzi. Mission Valley Easy accessibility to all champmnsh p golf course and 8 lighted
major highways and ten minutes from tennis courts located next door to Town
4. Doubletree Hotel (DBTR) major attractions Complimentary airport and Country Hotel.
901 Camino del Rio South transportation.
619 -543 -9000
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