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Home My WebLink AboutAGENDA REPORT 1990 0221 CC REG ITEM 08KMOORPARK ITEM • PAUL W. LAWRASON, Jr. Mayor SCOTT MONTGOMERY Mayor Pro Tern ELOISE BROWN Councilmember CLINT HARPER, Ph.D. Councilmember BERNARDO M.PEREZ Councilmember LILLIAN KELLERMAN City Clerk MEMORANDUM STEVEN KUENY City Manager CHERYLJ.KANE City Attorney PATRICK RICHARDS, A.I.C.P. Director of Community Development R. DENNIS DELZEIT City Engineer JOHN V. GILLESPIE Chief of Police RICHARD T. HARE City Treasurer TO: The Honorable City Council FROM: Patrick J. Richards, Director of Community Development DATE: February 14, 1990 (CC meeting of 2/21/90) SUBJECT: TRAINING SEMINAR CODE ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURES & TECHNIQUES In accordance with the Moorpark Operating Procedure No. 1 - Meetings and Conference Expense. This memorandum is being forwarded to the Council so as to approve the Code Enforcement Officer attendance at a seminar for Code Enforcement Procedures and Techniques. The MOP No. 1 requires that when the cost of registration; lodging, meals, etc. are at City expense the City council must approve such expenditure. It is the intention of the Code Enforcement Officer to attend the Annual Training Seminar Training courses for Code Enforcement Officers Workshop on March 7 - 9, 1990 in Sacramento, California. The estimated cost associated with the Code Enforcement Officers attendance is as follows: Registration Fee $145.00 Air Transportation 284.00 Hotel x 3 nights 178.00 Meals 90.00 Total $697.00 The remaining budget for conference attendance is $4,155 for FY 1989/90. 799 Moorpark Avenue Moorpark, California 93021 (805) 529-6864 Staff Recommendation Approve the attendance of the Code Enforcement Officer to attend the CEO Procedures and Techniques Workshop. Attached: California Association of Code Enforcement Officer 1990 Announcement MOORPARK, CALIFORNIA City Council T- eting • ss 0 California Association of Code Enforcement Officers ANNUAL TRAINING SEMINAR AND GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING CODE ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURES AND TECHNIQUES MARCH 7-9, 1990 RADISSON HOTEL SACRAMENTO New Course Format Mix and Choose Introductory or Specialty Courses Clandestine Drug Labs / Officer Safety Investigations / Research / Report Writing Citations / Orders / Notices Legal Aspects / Inspecton Warrants / Court Preparation Non -Judicial Options / Administrative Hearings Use Permits / Variances / Neighborhood Preservation Dealing With Officials / How to Get What You Want Persuading the Public / Time Management Supervision / Management / Budgeting / Computer Software Geographic Issues / Rural / Coastal / Urban GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING MARCH 9, 1990 RADISSON HOTEL SACRAMENTO Illegal Businesses Workshop Election of Directors Separate Registrations Available for Seminar and Membership Meeting ABOUT TfE SEMINAR . . . The new course tormat nllows you to pick and t.hoont !rnn nultiple courses offered side -by -side in most cases. some cour:;e:_. are for everyone and no other course is provided in that time slot. Please read the agenda carefully and use the registration form to indicate the courses you have selected so that we may make room arrangements. While we have doubled the space from last year, space is limited and advance mail registration is required. Included in the seminar fee is the course syllabus, daily lunch and coffee/danish, reception, certificate of completion, and membership meeting. Syllabus is also available separately by telephoning Stephanie D'Agostini (209) 223- 6565. ABOUT THE MEMBERSHIP MEETING . . . Election of Directors and a workshop on illegal businesses are the topics for the membership meeting. The seminar price includes the meeting lunch and workshop. If you are attending only the meeting and not the seminar, advance mail registration is required as usual. No walk-in registrations will be accepted. If you are a member and unable to attend the membership meeting, be sure to telephone Beverly Cauchi, CACEO Secretary, (707) 449-5111, for an absentee ballot as soon as possible as all ballots must be received by February 23, 1990. ABOUT THE FACILITIES . . . The new Radisson Hotel Sacramento has completed construction of additional conference facilities. Last year, we were limited to the old facility. This year, we will be in the new conference buildings which allows us to double the number of participants conLfortably. The discount room rate is $54/single occupancy or $64/double occupancy plus 10% tax. In order to obtain this rate, please telep:one the hotel no later than February 7, 1990 (800 333-3333). You are encouraged to arrive the night before the seminar for your convenience. HOW TO REGISTER . . . For either the seminar/membership meeting or just the membership meeting, please use the registration form on the reverse and mail it to: Stephanie D'Agostini, Code Enforcement, Amador County, 108 Court Street, Jackson, CA 95642 (209) 223-6565. Make checks payable to CACEO. Your check and registration must be received by February 16,E 1990. We will confirm receipt of your registration by confirmation cards. If you do not hear from us, you are not registered and should telephone for more information. Space is limited - register early!!! CANCELLATION & REFUND POLICY . . . A full refund will be made if a written request to cancel is received by February 16. 2990. No refunds after that date. CACEO 1990 MEMBERSHIP DUES . . . If you are not already a member, we encourage you to become one and enjoy the full benefits of our association. Individual annual dues are $45 and can be paid with seminar registration. Current members can also renew their dues here (see reverse). You must be a member in order to vote at the membership meeting. 6 It WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1990 7:30 am Check -in (for reserved participants only - no walk-in registrations accepted). Check -in closes at 10 am. (Early check -in available Tuesday, March 6, 1990 between 7 pm and 9 pm.) Coffee and danish. 8:00 am Welcome, CACEO President, Michael Hanamura. 9:00 am FIELD PROCEDURES/OFFICER SAFETY *Clandestine Drug Labs - What Everyone Should Know Bruce Lazarus, Guest Speaker 1:00 pm Lunch INTRODUCTORY COURSES SPECIALTY COURSES 2:30 pm CASE PREPARATION 2:30 pm PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT *Investigations *Dealing With Officials *Research & Evidence D. Ellis, Monterey *Interview & Inspection *Reports, Orders & Notices J. DeTata, Pleasanton 4:30 pm ADJOURNMENT *How To Get What You Want M. Hanamura, Sacramento *Persuading the Public R. Cabrera, Palo Alto 5:30 pm RECEPTION (HORS D'OEUVRES & NO -HOST BAR) THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1990 7:30 am Coffee and danish 8:00 am LEGAL ASPECTS 8:00 am *Right of Entry *Inspection Warrants *Citation Procedure *Court Preparation *Business & Professions Code (unfair competi- tion) B. Thiltgen, Stockton ADMINISTRATION *Supervising & Management Techniques *Budgeting T. Atkission, Fresno *Computer Software for Tracking Cases P. Smith, Sacramento 10:00 am NON -JUDICIAL OPTIONS 10:00 am PERMIT ADMINISTRATION *Administrative Hearings *Use Permits/Variances *Neighborhood Mediation for code enforcement *Franchise Tax Board L. McCoy, Fresno G. Newbry, Mammoth Lakes 12 Noon LUNCH COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMS *Neighborhood Preservation *Clean -Up Programs M. DeLaMare-Schaefer Hayward C. Palacio, Hayward s THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1990 (CONTINUED) 1:30 pm *Rural K. Honsinger, Sacramento B. Wood, Hanford GEOGRAPHIC ISSUES 1:30 pm *Urban 1:30 pm P. Smith, Sacramento 2:45 pm CASE STUDIES / QUESTIONS & ANSWERS *For Everyone T. Sweeso, San Joaquin 5:00 pm ADJOURNMENT *Coastal R. Smith, San Luis Obispo FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1990 8:00 am Coffee and danish - Networking Time - for everyone 9:00 am TIME MANAGEMENT - D. Ellis, Monterey 10:15 am SEMINAR ADJOURNMENT GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING ELECTION OF DIRECTORS AND WORKSHOP FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1990 10:30 am Check -in (reservations required - no walk-in registrations) 11:00 am General Membership Meeting *Election of Directors 12 Noon Lunch 1:00 pm Workshop *Illegal Businesses T. Sweeso, San Joaquin 2:45 pm Election Results 3:00 pm Adjournment * Certificates of completion will be awarded upon completion of this seminar by the California Association of Code Enforcement Officers s� 1, REGISTRATION FORM (Separate Form Required for Each Person) Name Title Agency Telephone Number Address City/State/Zip WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1990 ❑ Case Preparation THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1990 Legal Aspects Non -Judicial Options COURSE SELECTION (Check the Boxes) or ❑ Professional Development or Administration or Permit Administration and Community Outreach ElRural Issues or ❑ Urban Issues or ❑ Coastal Issues REGISTRATION FEES SEMINAR AND MEMBERSHIP MEETING: Non-member Registration $225.00 Member Registration $150.00 MEMBERSHIP DUES: $ 45.00 MEMBERSHIP/WORKSHOP MEETING ONLY: $ 20.00 TOTAL ENCLOSED Example: If you wish to attend the seminar/membership meeting at the member rate and become a new member or renew membership, please send a check for $195.00. If you wish to attend the membership/workshop meeting only and renew dues (so you can vote), please send a check for $65.00. Make checks payable to CACEO and send to Stephanie D'Agostini, Code Enforcement, Asador County, 108 Court St., Jackson, CA 95642. c CACEO BOARD OF DIRECTORS LOCATION MAP OFFICERS President - Michael Hanamura, Sacramento Vice -President - Frank Kastl, San Mateo Secretary - Beverly Cauchi, Vacaville Treasurer - John Lowe, San Jose DIRECTORS Carolyn Anderson, Monterey Tamara Milligan -Harmon, Sacramento Cynthia Palacio, Hayward SEMINAR FACILITATORS Diane Aughinbaugh, Hayward Stephanie D'Agostini, Amador Max Fernandez, Fresno Cynthia Palacio, Hayward Thomas Sweeso, San Joaquin Radisson Hotel Sacramento ® 500 Leisure Lane Sacramento, California 95815 Telephone (916) 922-2020 CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS c/o Stephanie D'Agostini Code Enforcement County of Amador 108 Court Street Jackson, CA 95642