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iJohnson was not pleased with Council responding to issues raised in campaign mailings. He also <br /> did not believe that Mrs. Cheng's pathway issue should be discussed at the Council level unless <br /> Mrs. Cheng requested this or if a member of the public requested it be agendized. Johnson <br /> believed this should be resolved at the administrative level. <br /> MOTION MADE AND SECONDED BUT NOT VOTED ON: Moved by Casey, seconded by <br /> Johnson but not voted on to agendize a campaign issue if a person requested in writing that it be <br /> agendized. <br /> MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Johnson, seconded by Finn and passed <br /> unanimously to reverse the Council decision from the 2/17/00 Council Meeting to agendize the <br /> pathway issue on Emily Cheng's property. Council directed staff to handle this on an <br /> administrative level and if the issue could not be resolved bring the matter back to Council. <br /> 9.2 Purissima Path <br /> Finn noted that Council had received an inquiry from the Medinas concerning the path on <br /> Purissima about when it would be completed. The Public Works Manager responded that the <br /> path was under design by Wilsey Ham and would be completed by June. <br /> 10. PRESENTATIONS FROM THE FLOOR <br /> • Michael Scott, 27856 Black Mountain Road, first commented that he believed the Council had <br /> neglected their fiduciary duty by failing to fine Mayor Pro Tem Finn for his building code <br /> violations at the last meeting. Mr. Scott believed Finn should be fined even $1 to show the <br /> residents that the Council knows the value of a dollar. Secondly, Mr. Scott recommended that <br /> Council agendize a discussion of how they prioritize projects for the staff to accomplish. He <br /> believed Council was micromanaging staff's time and the city manager should be allowed to <br /> manage the project direction of the Council. <br /> Casey believed that a special meeting of the City Council and Mr. Scott to discuss a more <br /> efficient running of Town Hall would be beneficial. <br /> Helen Cunningham, 27980 Central Drive, presented several letters to the Council from members <br /> of the Pacific Ridge Pony Club. The young riders had expressed their concerns about the closure <br /> of a pathway connecting Westwind Barn to the Town's pathway system. <br /> Council responded that due to the generosity of Mr. and Mrs. Patmore who had granted a <br /> pathway easement over their property this situation had now been corrected. <br /> 11. PUBLIC HEARINGS <br /> • <br /> March 2, 2000 <br /> Regular City Council Meeting <br /> 7 <br />