HomeMy WebLinkAbout12/20/1989 (2) Minutes of a Regular Meeting
Town of Los Altos Hills
City Council Meeting
Wednesday, December 20 , 1989, 7:15 P.M.
Council Chambers, 26379 Fremont Road
cc: Reel 207, Tr. I, Side I, 001-end, Tr. I, Side II, 001-654
Mayor Casey called the Regular Meeting of the City Council to order at 7:15 p.m. in the
Council Chambers at Town Hall.
1. CALL TO ORDER,ROLL CALL AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Present: Mayor Casey and Councilmembers Johnson, Siegel, Tryon and
van Tamelen
Absent: None
Staff: City Manager Thomas Frutchey; City Attorney Frank Gillio, Director of
Public Works Bill Ekern; Planning Director Ann Jamison; and
City Clerk Pat Dowd
2 APPOINTMENTS AND PRESENTATIONS
2.1 Dr. Thomas W. Fryer, Jr., Chancellor of Foothill College, Presentation on
Plans for the Future of the Griffin House
Dr. Fryer stated that the college was urgently in need of additional space for
administrative offices and one option was to make use of the Griffin House. The cost
of renovating the Griffin House was approximately twice that of building a new
building. An advisory committee of local leaders had been formed to look at the
problem and a community survey seeking support was going to be sent out after the
first of the year. This survey would not go to everyone in Town but rather to about
7,000 people chosen by a political consultant. It would be necessary to raise
approximately $1 million and all of the State Grant leads had been pursued.
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Siegel commented that not necessarily just the affluent would support this project and
suggested that the wording of the brochure be carefully reviewed to relied that if the
funds were not raised, the House would be torn down.
Dr. Smithwick, Foothill College, noted that this was not the first time this issue had
come up. Space on the campus was critical and there were certain State requirements
being imposed on the college. As it was now, the building was a fire hazard. They
were at the point where they needed to use it, move it or tear it down.
3. REPORT FROM THE PLANNING COMMISSION
Commissioner Carico reported that the following items were discussed at the 12/13/89
Planning Commission Meeting: 1) Lands of Ng, request for a site development permit
for a new house - approved; 2) Lands of Ashman, request for a variance - denied; 3)
Lands of Raman, removal of site development permit requirement for a pathway
dedication - approved; and 4) site development process modified to include the
following: 'All new residences, additions over 900 square feet or 15 feet in height and
secondary units would be reviewed by a Committee of the Whole of the Planning
Commission at 6:00 p.m. before their regularly scheduled meetings.
Councilmembers discussed certain issues raised by Commissioner Carico. van
Tamelen noted that the report indicated for site development issues not brought
before the whole Planning Commission, no notices would be sent to neighbors. Mrs.
Carico responded that she understood the procedures in place would remain the same
except for those now going before the whole Commission. Siegel commented on the
appeal process. The Council could not appeal after the ten day appeal filing period.
However, there could be times when the Council would not have met within this ten
day period and would not know of the applications which had been approved. He was
further told that he would have to pay the appeal filing fee.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Siegel, seconded by van Tamelen
and passed unanimously to note that all items under the new Site Development
Process would be agendized.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Siegel, seconded by Tryon and
passed by the following roll call vote to appeal the Planning Commission's approval of
Lands of Ng, Site Development Permit for a new house and Lands of Raman, removal
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of requirement for a pathway dedication.
AYES: Mayor Pro Tern Siegel and Councilmembers Johnson, Tryon and
van Tamelen
NOES: Mayor Casey
Casey stated she could not support these appeals as she had seen the presentations
made by the applicants and heard the discussions held at the Planning Commission.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Tryon, seconded by Siegel and
passed unanimously to facilitate Council appeal of Planning Commission actions by
whatever policies necessary to bring the matters back to the Council.
4. CONSENT CALENDAR
Items Removed: 4.1 (van Tamelen) and 4.4.( Siegel)
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Johnson, seconded by Tryon and
passed unanimously to approve the balance of the Consent Calendar, specificially:
4.2 Approval of Warrants: $104,839.22(11/14/89)
$136,580.54(11/30/89)
4.3 Monthly Financial Report -- September, 1989
4.5 Designation of Authorized Agent for Application for Earthquake
Reconstruction Assistance -- Resolution #131-89
4.6 Changing the Name of a Portion of Summitwood Drive to Summitwood
Court — Resolution #132-89
4.7 . Confirmation of the Sixty-Day Extension of the Existing Lease between the
Town and the Friends of Westwind, Inc. -- Resolution #133-89
Items Removed:
4.1 Approval of Minutes: November 15, 1989
PASSED BY CONSENSUS: To defer approval of the November 15, 1989 minutes
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tit pending the City Clerk's checking of the tape regarding the conditions of approval for
the Lands of McCullough.
Tryon also asked that in the future the date be put on each page of the minutes. She
also noted that to date the minutes from the April 19, 1989 Council Meeting had not
been prepared and asked that they be done. The City Clerk noted that she had not been
present at this April meeting as she was attending a City Clerk's Conference. The
minutes were to have been prepared by a staff member who unfortunately was no
longer at Town Hall. The tape from the meeting would be located, however, and the
minutes would be prepared for Council's review.
4.4. Agreement with Brian, Kangas Foulk for Planning Services -- Resolution
Siegel questioned the additional costs related to section (f) of the contract which
provided for an Associate Planner to perform research and data gathering services
under the direction of the Town Planning Director in order to evaluate current Town
Zoning and Subdivision Ordinances concerning their effectiveness in implementing
the Town's goals and policies as stated in the General Plan, and also to provide
recommendations for revisions or amendments, if appropriate.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Siegel, seconded by Tryon and
passed unanimously to adopt Resolution #134-89 approving an agreeement with
Brian, Kangas Foulk for Planning Services with the provision that Council would
approve any expenditure of funds for section (f).
5. PRESENTATIONS FROM THE FLOOR
Mrs. Stephanie Munoz, 13460 Robleda Road, noted that the Town was going into a
second phase of development and the the principle was to try to keep things as they
were. These were not remodels but rather new homes. If someone had a non-
conforming use, it should be retained. Life should not be made more difficult as a
result of procedures and policies.
In response to these comments, Tryon asked the status of the tear-down issue and the
Planning Director responded that this issue had not been worked on to date but would
be in early 1990. Tryon stated that she would like to see it back to Council before the
next major tear-down/remodel was brought in to Town Hall.
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�. Mrs. Shari Emling, 11853 Murietta, noted that she was happy to see Frank back and
commented on the issue of agenda/action items. Mrs. Emling also commented that
she was pleased to see so many staff members at the Volunteer Awards Luncheon held
on December 1st. She referred to the minutes of the 11/15/89 meeting which stated
that these luncheon costs for staff members were paid for by the Town and asked if
Councilmembers' luncheon costs were also paid for. The answer was no.
Mr. Edward Emling, 11853 Murietta, commented on the vacant house on stilts behind
their property and asked for a report. He also asked who put item 11.6 on this Council
agenda and was advised the Mayor had. Mr. Emling further stated that a disclosure
policy had been adopted by the Town and he would like to see the Council follow the
procedure used by the Planning Commission prior to each public hearing. Siegel
• commented the disdosure policy only related to land issues.
6. PUBLIC HEARINGS
6.1 Adoption of Lease between the Town and the Friends of Westwind Barn —
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Resolution #_
Mrs. Noelene Byars, President - Friends of Westwind, commented on the rent paid by
Friends of Westwind and the term of the lease before Council which was five years.
Previously it had been a seven year lease. She also noted that the Board was made up
of volunteer members and there was a paid manager of the Barn. Elections for the
Board were scheduled for June and they were looking for volunteers to serve on the
Board. It cost $25/year to join the Friends of Westwind.
Mr. Philip Dauber, Member - Finance Committee, asked if the lease required any
expenditures not in the budget and the answer was no. He also commented that staff
was better able to address the issue of fees rather than the Finance Committee.
Mrs. Stephanie Munoz,13460 Robleda Road, wanted to be assured that the Town was
not making a profit off the handicapped as this was not appropriate and staff noted
that no profit was made.
van Tamelen asked if there had been any complaints from the neighbors and was
advised that there had been one concern over drainage but it was not from the
Westwind property. Tryon commented that she was not comfortable with a long term
lease but she was supportive of the Friends of Westwind.
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Mrs. Sharyn Adkisson, Board Member - Friends of Westwind, commented on the
issue of fees and noted that it was not just residents of the Town paying the fees but it
was also children paying them.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Tryon, seconded by Johnson and
passed unanimously to adopt Resolution #135-89 approving and authorizing the lease
of property and execution of a new lease between Friends of Westwind, Inc. and the
Town of Los Altos Hills.
PASSED BY CONSENSUS: To refer the matter of grazing fees to staff for review.
Mrs. Ruth Buneman, Member - Environmental Design and Protection Committee, in
response to comments about putting oak trees in the grazing areas, noted that it was
exciting to see how oaks will grow when given the chance.
6.2 Adoption of Lease between the Town and the Hills Little League --
Resolution #
A brief history was given of the rent paid and costs involved for the Little League.
Over the years the rent had been reduced from$7,000/year to $100/year. The
maintenance costs for the current year for the Little League and the Town Ring were
approximately $33,000.
Siegel stated that he did not think a lease was needed with the Little League. He also
commented that the Town should be able to use the fields for other purposes. van
Tamelen suggested that the Pathways, Recreation and Parks Committee should
evaluate the Little League and make a recommendation. heeetirrreereatiea
inus.an. ;.. the Torre- i...y.,.L..d. about how a Little league fits into the entire
recreation piad'am of the Yawn. (AMENDED BY COUNCIL 3/7/90)
Mrs. Fran Stevenson, 26989 Beaver Lane, asked why the rent was dropped for the Little
League and not for Westwind Barn. They were both similar non-profit organizations.
Mrs. Sharyn Adkisson, inquired about the maintenance costs involved with the Little
League and asked if these costs were stated in the lease.
Mrs. Shari Emling, 11853 Murietta, commented that the maintenance costs for the
Little League should be made public to the residents of the Town. The Little League
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was a positive organization but the parents should be involved.
Mr. Philip Dauber, Member - Finance Committee, noted that these figures were fully
disclosed in each year's budget.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Tryon, seconded by Siegel and
passed unanimously to direct the City Manager to develop a permit system with the
Little League and to bring the form of the permit back to the Council. It was
determined this was more appropriate than a lease and the City Manager should work
with the Pathways, Recreation and Parks Committee and the Little League.
7. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
7.1 Reimbursement Agreement with Gerard and Lambert, Inc. -- Resolution
Mr. Alan Lambert, applicant, stated that the Council should be embarrassed to be
putting him through this as the Town had ignored the original agreement. He stated
that his property had originally been approved for septic; he went on sewer because the
then Council wanted it. He was asked to give a gift he did not have to give. Mr.
�. Lambert stated that over the years he had given or caused to be given a lot of land to
the Town. He further stated that he believed it was only right to also approve interest
and he wanted to see his requests granted.
The City Attorney stated that reimbursement agreements do not pay interest and
further noted that Mr. Lambert got his money back from those people who bought lots
from him as it was a requirement of the subdivision. The City Attorney further stated
that there was no evidence that a previous Council had entered into such an
agreement with Mr. Lambert. There was no signed agreement.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Siegel, seconded by Tryon and
passed by the following roll call vote to adopt Resolution #136-89 approving and
authorizing a sewer reimbursement agreement with Gerard and Lambert, Inc., with
the term of the agreement to be an additional nine years, the attachments to the
agreement to be completed as discussed between staff and Mr. Lambert and with the
provision that no interest be paid.
AYES: Mayor Pro Tem Siegel and Councilmembers Johnson, Tryon and
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van Tamelen
NOES: Mayor Casey
Casey stated that she believed interest should be paid.
7.2 Altamont Pathway Conceptual Design
The Director of Public Works presented graphs and charts of the conceptual design for
improvement of the existing pathway along Altamont Road between Page Mill and
Moody Road. He stated that there would be no encroachments onto properties and the
neighbors would be notified. The project should take about three weeks and as stated
in the 12/20/89 staff report the project would be funded from State grant monies
already approved for this project. Anticipated cost for the construction of the pathway
was approximately $15,000.
Mrs. Artemas Ginzton, 28014 Natoma, noted some historical background and the fact
that trees should not be planted along Byrne Preserve.
Mr Bob Stutz, Member - Pathways, Recreation and Parks Committee, asked for
kir clarification of certain aspects of the project such as what two roads went into Byrne
Preserve and how they planned to get across his property. He further commented that
their committee would like to review the specifications of the project.
Mrs. Carol Gottlieb, 24290 Summerhill, commented on two alternatives down Moody:
Pink Horse Ranch and Green Acres/Adobe Lane.
Mrs. Fran Stevenson, 26989 Beaver Lane, asked what the status was of the Elena Road
Project and was informed that the grant had not yet been awarded.
Siegel stated that signage must be well done for this project and Casey asked if the a
Town Booklet was being prepared on the Town' paths.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Siegel, seconded by van Tamelen
and passed unanimously to approve the conceptual design for improvement of the
existing pathway along Altamont Road between Page Mill Road and Moody Road as
outlined in the Director of Public Works staff report dated 12/20/89 (on file at Town
Hall).
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8. NEW BUSINESS
8.1 Contract for Services with Wolfe/Mason Associates for Streetscape Design,
Page Mill Road and Arastradero Road Entries to Town — Resolution
Casey asked if this agreement had been reviewed by the Environmental Design and
Protection Committee and van Tamelen noted that it did not include all of the
entrances to the Town and believed it should. Tryon commented on a complete plan
for undergrounding.
Mrs. Joan Ernest, 12769 Dianne Drive, asked how the Park and Ride was being
handled. She commented that the State did minimal landscaping and she hoped that
the Town would be able to get the undeveloped area of the Park and Ride. In addition,
she suggested that the residents along Arastradero be encouraged to plant.
Mr. Philip Dauber, Member - Finance Committee, asked if the funds for this
agreement were in the tree planting budget.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Siegel, seconded by van Tamelen
Vir and passed unanimously to adopt Resolution #137-89 approving and authorizing
execution of agreement for a Master Landscape Plan at the Town Entrance on
Arastradero between the Town of Los Altos Hills and Wolfe Mason & Associates, with
the direction to the City Manager that he also discuss the additional entrances to the
Town with the consultant.
8.2 Lands of Clausen, Voorhees Drive, Subdivision Update
Mrs. Joan Ernest, 12769 Dianne Drive, commented on the traffic situation at O'Keefe
and El Monte and stated that it was so bad it often took them a long time to get onto
O'Keefe.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Tryon, seconded by Siegel and
passed unanimously to set a public hearing for January 17, 1990 on the Lands of
Clausen, noting that this was not on the conditional use permit for St. Nicholas
School and to include the following on the notice list: Sheriffs Department, Caltrans,
neighbors on Voorhees and St. Nicholas School.
8.4 Amendments to the 1989-90 Town Budget
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Mr. Les Ernest, 12769 Dianne Drive, commented that he was a computer scientist and
normal depreciation on computer equipment was five years not three as indicated in
the staff report.
Philip Dauber, Member - Finance Committee, noted that their committee would be
meeting in January and they could discuss the issue of depredation at that time.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Siegel, seconded by van Tamelen
and passed unanimously to approve amendment number three (dated 12/14/89) to the
FY 1989-90 Budget with the exception of depreciation of office equipment which was
being referred to the Finance Committee for recommendation.
9. REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES AND SUB-COMMITTEES
9.1 Town Hall Master Plan Sub-Committee -- Approval of Conceptual Design
Oat The City Manager presented to the Council a conceptual design of the Town Hall
Master Plan and also comments on making the Town Hall a more convenient place to
provide services for the residents and those working in the Town.
Tryon stated that she was opposed to changing the entrance to Town Hall to Fremont
Road. She noted that the Council should not lose sight of the least expensive option
proposed by Gary Mason on this subject some months ago. Casey agreed with Tryon.
She did not believe there was a problem now and this was a very expensive option.
Casey also noted that the Town had other priorities for the money at this time. van
Tamelen noted that this option before them was not one of the three options proposed
earlier by Gary Mason. She stated that this entire issue needed to be resolved and also
the issue of the paving of the driveway. She supported the concept of two driveways
with the least amount of paving. Johnson stated that he liked the concept proposed by
the City Manager but saw no sense in pursuing it if it was not supported by all of the
Council.
Mrs. Judy Carico, Planning Commissioner, noted that several issues were being
discussed which cost a lot of money. She did wonder, however, why it was so difficult
to get certain tools to work with such as a Master Pathway Plan, maps, booklets, etc. if
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there was so much money available.
PASSED BY CONSENSUS: To place pictures showing all four option for a Town Hall
Master Plan in the Council Chambers for everyone's review and to schedule adoption
of a Town Hall Master Plan in one month (the first meeting in February ).
9.2 Finance Committee — Recommendation on Reimbursement Policy
PASSED BY CONSENSUS: To refer this back to the Finance Committee for additional
clarification and comment.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by van Tamelen, seconded by Tryon
and passed unanimously to go past the hour of adjournment.
10. STAFF REPORTS
10.1 City Manager
10.1.1 Status Report on Attorney Services for the Town
The City Manager noted that Frank Gillio, the City Attorney, had resigned but would
be staying on until his replacement was found. The City Manager further noted that
letters would be sent to attorneys who might be interested and ads would be placed in
appropriate local publications.
PASSED BY CONSENSUS: To schedule an Adjourned Regular Meeting for 6:00 p.m.
on January 3, 1990 to discuss the Criteria for Selection of a City Attorney.
10.1.2 Holiday Celebration
The City Manager reminded everyone that the Town's First Annual Christmas Party
and Tree Lighting Ceremony was scheduled for December 21st at Town Hall.
10.1.3 Topics Suggested for Upcoming Council Study Sessions,
Conceptual Discussions or Subcommittees
PASSED BY CONSENSUS: To continue discussion of this item.
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10.1.4 Earthquake Demolition Program
The City Manager reported that the Town was participating in a program which would
reduce the costs to residents having to demolish their homes because of the
earthquake. The homes would have to be inspected and disclosed a hazard by a
specialist and the resident would pay a percentage of the costs. Notices would be sent
to those involved about this program.
Mr. Don Findley, 26856 Almaden Court, stated that his house was red-tagged and he
had no insurance. He had spoken to the City Manager about this program and stated
that he was willing to pay the 6% to the Town.
10.2 City Attorney
10.3 City Clerk
10.3.1 Report on Council Correspondence dated 12/12/89
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10.3.2 Report on Council Appointments
flirr Council concurred with the following list of Council Appointments:
Community Relations Toni Casey
Environmental Design and Protection Mary van Tamelen
Finance Bob Johnson
Pathways, Recreation and Parks Mary van Tamelen
Roads and Drainage Barbara Tryon
Safety William Siegel
ABAG Mary van Tamelen
CHAC Bob Johnson
Emergency Council Barbara Tryon
ICC Bob Johnson
IGC William Siegel
LCC - Peninsula Division Mary van Tamelen
Transportation Commission Barbara Tryon
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SCVWD Northwest Flood Control
Advisory Committee Bill Ekern (staff)
William Siegel
(alternate)
Santa Clara Valley Water Commission Bob Johnson
Traffic Authority Policy Advisory Board Barbara Tryon
10.3.3. Report on Town Seal Picture
This item was continued to the next meeting.
11. COUNCIL-INITIATED ITEMS
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11.1 Cities Association (Santa Clara County Section of the Peninsula Division of
the League of California Cities)
11.1a Appointment of Council Representative, Approval of Bylaws and
Budget, and Report on December 14 Meeting (Councilmember
Tryon)
Il.lb Report on December 14 Meeting, Decision on Whether or Not to
Join, and Selection of Council Representative (Mayor Casey)
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Tryon, seconded by van Tamelen
and passed unanimously to adopt the by-laws of the Cities Association.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Tryon, seconded by Siegel and
passed unanimously to appoint Mary van Tamelen as Council Representative to the
Cities Association .
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Siegel, seconded by Tryon and
passed unanimously to appoint Bob Johnson as alternate to the Cities Association.
11.2 Intergovernmental Council — $50,000 Matching Grant for additional staff
(Councilmember Tryon)
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Siegel, seconded by Johnson and
passed unanimously to approve the $2,000 assessment to match the County's funds of
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$50,000 for the Intergovernmental Council's Budget.
�r 11.3 Cable Television -- (Councilmember Tryon)
Tryon commented on the sites for the head end and asked that Sun Country Cable
provide a report to the Council at the next Council meeting.
11.4 Mayor's Endorsement of Transportation Proposal (Councilmember Tryon)
Tryon stated that Supervisor Dianne McKenna's office had called certain elected
officials to get support for her proposal and Mayor Casey had made a statement on
something the Council had not discussed. Tryon believed this was a violation of
Council standards and Casey believed she stated her own opinion. Siegel thought it
was inappropriate for the Mayor to have answered that request for support. She
should have said that Los Altos Hills does not allow the Mayor to make a comment on
these issues in advance of the Council Meeting.
11.5 Release of building deposits to Mr. and Mrs. Carse (Mayor Casey)
C This item was continued.
�r 11.6 Legal Issues and the Town's Pathway System (Mayor Casey)
Mrs. Judy Carico, Planning Commissioner, stated that the City Attorney had prepared a
legal opinion on this subject in 1988.
Mrs. Mary Stutz, Planning Commissioner, noted that at the last Planning Commission
meeting the Town had lost an important part of their pathway system and the
Director of Public Works had stated that the Town had no liability.
Mr. Philip Dauber, Member - Finance Committee, noted that the Town was insured
and believed accepting liability on pathways should be a Council issue not a Planning
Commission issue.
Mrs. Fran Stevenson, 26989 Beaver Lane, referred to the Public Resources Code which
in part stated 'no adjoining property owner is liable for any actions of any type
resulting from, or caused by, trail users trespassing on adjoining property, and no
adjoining property owner is liable for any actions of any type started on, or taking place
[ within, the boundaries of the trail arising out of the activities of other parties.'
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It was agreed this item would be deferred until the hiring of a new City Attorney was
completed.
11.7 Lands of Ashman -- request for variance denied at Planning Commission
Meeting December 13, 1989 (Mayor Casey)
Casey noted that this item was on the agenda as an informational one. She had been
at the Planning Commission meeting at which the Ashmans were denied their
request for a variance. Mrs. Ashman was particularly upset and the Mayor had
advised them of the appeal process and the timing for said procedure. Tryon stated
that she believed this was another violation of the team building session -- the Mayor
working with applicants at the Planning Commission Meetings.
Mr. Edward Emling, Chairman - Planning Commission, stated that he had explained
the appeal process to the Ashmans during the Planning Commission Meeting held on
December 13th.
ibr 11.8 Implementation and Implications of Disclosure Policy (Mayor Casey)
Casey stated that she would like to see another method of disclosure in place as
opposed to how the Planning Commission does it before their public hearings. It
seems that everyone is guilty.
Mr. Edward Emling, Chairman - Planning Commission, stated that he thought their
disclosure procedure worked very well.
Mrs. Judy Carico, Planning Commission, asked what the legal requirements were
regarding the disclosure policy. The City Attorney responded that the Council could
correct the Planning Commission but that the Fair Political Practices Commission was
really in control and could impose severe penalities.
Mrs. Shari Emling, 11853 Murietta, commented on the disclosure policy setting a
standard of behavior. There should be no guilt if there were nothing to hide.
11.9 Council Recommendations to the County Board of Supervisors for Fire
District Representatives (Mayor Casey)
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40 It was noted that recently two vacancies had come up on the Fire District Board and
that Councilmembers could individually support a current Boardmember seeking
reelection or someone else. It was noted again that Council should be advised of these
vacancies as they occur so they could, if they so choose, make a recommendation for
appointment to the Board of Supervisors.
12. ADJOURNMENT
There being no further new or old business to discuss, the City Council adjourned at
12:30 a.m. to an Adjourned Regular Meeting on Wednesday, January 3, 1990 at 6:00
p.m. in the Council Chambers.
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Respectfully submitted,
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Patricia Dowd
City Clerk
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