HomeMy WebLinkAboutAGENDA REPORT 1993 0616 CC REG ITEM 09AITEM 7
AGENDA REPORT
TO: The Honorable City Council
FROM: Jaime Aguilera, Director of Community Development
Paul Porter, Senior Planner
DATE: June 4, 1993 (CC meeting of June 16, 1993)
SUBJECT: ORDINANCE ELIMINATING SNORING IN WORK PLACES AND ENCLOSED
PUBLIC PLACES
Background
This matter was continued from the City Council meeting of May 19,
1993. The Economic Development Committee was to meet regarding
this matter on June 3, but was unable to meet due to Councilman
Hunter's illness. The committee will meet with representatives of
the Whistle Stop, Chuys, Cactus Patch and Wood Ranch on June 14,
1993 prior to the meeting of June 16, 1993.
The City Attorney has reviewed the Ordinance previously submitted
to the City Council and her comments have been incorporated into
the attached Ordinance. The revised Ordinance has been sent to the
City Attorney for her review. Although staff has not yet received
her comments on the revised Ordinance, staff is of the opinion that
her comments will not create substantive changes in the Ordinance.
Due to pending state legislation regarding "smoking legislation" ,
as described in Mary Lindley's memorandum to the Council, staff
believes it important that the Council consider adopting the
Ordinance at the earliest possible time.
Recommendation:
1. Determine that the attached Ordinance is categorically exempt
pursuant to State CEQA Guidelines pursuant to Section 15061
(b) (3) in that the proposed amendments to the Zoning
Ordinance does not have the potential for causing a
significant effect on the environment.
2. Review the attached Ordinance and introduce the Ordinance for
first reading.
Attachment: Revised Ordinance
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June 11, 1993
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The only expenditures from this fund were for a study to
develop a conceptual alignment and related work at a cost of
$27,725.50. Since then, the fund has earned interest on its
balance. There is currently a fund balance of $2,088,802.
This does not include the allocation of 1992/93 interest
income.
In May, 1992, the City Council adopted an updated Circulation
Element. It does, not include the extension of New Los
Angeles Avenue to Collins Drive. Transfer of the Fund 29
monies to the Los Angeles Avenue AOC is consistent with the
original intent of the imposition of the traffic mitigation
fees on these projects. The traffic from these projects
continues to use the existing Los Angeles Avenue. The Budget
and Finance Committee (Lawrason and Montgomery) have reviewed
and concur with this recommendation.
In addition to the above AOC payment, Tract 3963 was
conditioned (61.d) to pay $200,000 "for the purpose of
studying and improving an alternate route to existing Los
Angeles Avenue." Condition 61.d. further states that, "Any
of the $200,000 paid by the developer but not used for
studying or improving an alternate route to existing Los
Angeles Avenue shall be returned to the developer upon four -
fifths (4/5) vote of the City Council not to continue with
the study or improvement of said alternate route. The
aforementioned expenditure of $27,725.50 is a part of the
$200,000. The City Council can authorize the transfer of the
balance of this deposit ($172,274.50) plus a pro rata share
of the accrued interest in Fund 29 to the City Wide Traffic
Mitigation Fund. One of the primary intentions of the City
Wide Traffic Mitigation Fund is to develop an alternate route
for existing SR 118 (Los Angeles Avenue). The rest of the
Fund 29 balance can be transferred to the Los Angeles Avenue
AOC.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION:
Dissolve the Los Angeles Avenue Alternate Route AOC Fund
(Fund 29) and transfer the June 30, 1993 fund balance to the
Los Angeles Avenue AOC Fund (Fund 27) and City Wide Traffic
Mitigation Fund (Fund 21) consistent with this report.
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