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M I NUT E S
CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ARC4VIA
and the
ARCADIA REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
'REGULAR MEETING
OCTOBER 21, 1982
The Cit'Y . Council of the CHynof Arcadia and the Arcadia Redevelopment
Agency met in a regular session Thursday, October.21, 1982, in the
Arcadia City Hall Council Chambe~s.
Reverend Leslie G, Strathern, Arcadia Congregational Church
Police Officer Tim Murray
PRESENT:
ABSENT :
Councilmen/Members Dring, Haltom, Hannah, Lojeski, Pellegrino
None
On MOTION by Councilman Lojeski, seconded by Mayor Pellegrino and carried
unanimously, the minutes of the adjourned and regular meetings of October
5, 1982 were APPROVED. Councilman Hannah abstained from voting as he was
absent on said date,
The City Clerk administered the Oath of Office to incoming Olympic Com-
missioners Craig Lucas, Lawrence Papay and Ray Rogers. Councilman
Lojeski .then welcomed each and presented credentials.
Request of Wayne Albinger, Vice President of Operations for Automatic
Data Processing (ADP) for a variance from the.Building Code for the use
of a temporary structure at 405 Lynrose Avenue. It would be a trailer-
type structure and be in use from November to the end of June, 1983, to
accommodate its IS-person Software Development Department. The company
has acquired additional building space which will be remodeled to per-
manently house its expanding operations. The Planning, Building, Fire
and Public Works Departments have reviewed the request and have no
objections providing that specific conditions, set forth in the staff
report dated October 21, are complied with,
Mayor Pellegrino declared the hearing open and no one desiring to be
heard, the hearing.w.as CLOSED on MOTION by Councilman Dring, seconded
by Councilman Lojeski and carried. It was further MOVED by Councilman
Dring, seconded by Councilman Lojeski and carried on roll call vote as
follows, that the variance be granted subject to specified conditions.
AYES
NOES
ABSENT :
Councilmen Dring, Haltom, Hannah, Lojeski, Pellegrino
None
None
Council recessed in order to act as the
ARCADIA REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
PRESENT:
ABSENT :
Members Dring, Haltom, Hannah, Lojeski, Pellegrino
None
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FACILITY
OPERATIONS
412 E. Huntington
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BE MARKETED
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REPORTS
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Staff advl.sed that the escrow for the purcha1:'e of the Round-Up Motel at
412. East'Huntington Drive has closed and submitted in detail the manner
in which the Agency will henceforth operate the facility.
The current resident managers have agreed to stay on until such time as
the motel is sold or demolished. They have operated the Round-Up Motel
for ~o years with a prior 19-year experience in motel management. They
will continue to be responsible for the day-to-day operation of the
motel. They receive free rent and $1,300 per month. This will be con-
tinued. 'Adequate financial controls have been initiated (set forth in
report dated October 21, 1982.) MonthlY audits and reconciliation will
be performed by the firm of Lance, SolI and Lunghard at approximately
$150 per month. (This to be for three months initially.)
It was MOVED by Member Hannah, seconded by Member Haltom, and carried
on roll call vote as follows that the Executive Director be AUTHORIZED I
to take all steps and to sign all documents and instruments, to operate
and maintain the Agency-owned property at 412 East Huntington Drive -
as outlined in the staff report.
AYES
NOES
ABSENT :
Dring, Haltom, Hannah, Lojeski, Pellegrino
Members
Ilone
None
Staff advised that the escrow has closed on~~ acquisition of the Fifth
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Avenue and Huntington Drive site (south west-corner) ... and recom-
mended that marketing of the site now take plabe. A report dated
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October 21 set forth the procedure.... A brochure to be prepared re-
garding the site and criteria under which propbsals will be evaluated.
Staff will review each proposal and present tolthe Agency three pro-
posals which have the greatest potential. Dur.ng the consideration
Member Lojeski was advised that the Agency will have the final say on
the architectural aspect of the proposed project. Member Dring was
advised that the proposal will indicate that the Agency is not required
to accept any of the proposals. ;
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seconded by Member Dring and carried on
staff be directed to proceed with mar-
site as outlined in the staff report
It was MOVED by Member Lojeski,
roll call vote as follows, that
keting the Fifth and Huntington
dated October 21, 1982.
AYES
NOES
ABSENT :
Members Dring, Haltom, Hannah, Lojeski, Pellegrino
None
None
Staff advised on progress being made on specific projects - the
demolition of the old 'Thrifty' site at the northwest corner of First
Avenue and Huntington Drive is almost completed and a marketing
strategy will be before the Agency on November 2. The Parking Place
Commission will henceforth receive copies of the update on a regular
basis. Report will be forthcoming on the use of Community Development
Block Grant Funds.
Discussion held regarding the financial statements requested from
RPI, Inc., which company has requested tax exempt financing through
the City for its project at 250 West Colorado Place. Member Dring
inquired regarding the financial sheet of Cornerstone Development
Company which shows it owes Chairman Pellegrino a balance due on a
note secured by real property, and suggested because Cornerstone lists
Chairman Pellegrino as a creditor, that the Resolution of Inducement
for RPI and Agreements for retention of a Consultant and Bond Counsel
be reconsidered so Chairman Pellegrino could abstain from voting.
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Chairman Pellegrino stated in part that he didinot hold a note from
Cornerstone Development Company but held a not~ from a David C.
Schultheis and holds nothing from RPI, Inc. He explained further
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he had no prior knowledge of Schultheis' business connections with
Cornerstone or any, if any, Cornerstone may have with RPI, Inc.
Chairman Pellegrino then requested a ruling from the Agency General
Counsel as to whether or not.he could vote on a motion to reconsider
RPI's resolution, and he ruled that Chairman Pellegrino did not have
a conflict and could vote since RPI does not owe him anything.
Member Dring then MOVED that ARA Resolution No. 69 be reconsidered.
Motion seconded by Member Haltom. Motion failed to carryon the
following roll call vote:
AYES
NOES
ABSENT:
Members Dring, Hannah
Members Haltom, Lojeski, Pellegrino
None
No further business to come before the Agency, the meeting adjourned
to November 2, 1982 at 7 p.m, in the Conference Room,
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION
AlIi Roysher, 1784 South Santa Anita, Chairman of the Los Angeles
County Interbranch Council of the American Association of University
Women, member of the Arcadia Branch, and a former member of the
Arcadia Beautiful Commission, submitted a motion passed by the Arcadia
Branch of the AAUW to the effect that they oppose any change of land
use in the Arcadia County Park, which motion was endorsed by the County
Interbranch Council of AAUW. Mrs. Roysher continued in part that the
entire park was formerly a part of the Ross Field Military Reservation
and Balloon School, which was quitclaimed to the County by an Act of
Congress for public park, playground, recreation, and cultural pur-
poses ,.. if not used for such purposes it would revert back to the
U.S. Government. Examples of its use were submitt4d. Other locations
were suggested for commercial development ... no taxpayer's money
should be spent on tentative plans for a project to which there is
strong opposition.
Lincoln Chavez, 1636 Oakwood Ave., also expressed concern at the pos-
sibility of commercializing the County Park - or a portion thereof.
He noted in part that actually the open park area is small, with
athletic activities covering about 60% of the park .,. with the remain-
ing in full-grown trees and grass. Any building, be it for an audi-
torium, senior citizens facilities or the like, would ruin the park for
those here now and for all future generations. He referred to the
reversionary interest in the deed and asked that this not be changed
so that commercial development could be brought in, In addition, he
felt the maintenance of the park should not be borne by the City - as
the residents are County taxpayers too .., that the interest of all
concerned would be best served to let the County retain control and
maintenance and that no attempt be made to change the provisions involv-
ing the reversionary clauses.
Mary Soldate, 276 Hacienda, spoke in opposition to any building in the
County Park - there is no dirth of commercial property for development
and noted several new plans for commercial development in the area. She
also felt now that BUD has not approved the proposed units on Naomi
Avenue.- that there is room in that location for a senior citizen
recreational center, She asked Council to consider the full impact,
not only for the present but for the future - as each year passes open
space becomes more cherished and more desirable.
Sherry Passmore, 1109 Columbia Drive, inquired as to whether or not
Supplemental Environmental Impact Reports had been prepared, including
an economic feasibility study, for the Ramada Inn project.
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HEARINGS
SCHEDULED
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COMMUNICATIONS
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Staff advi?ed },n part that Supplemental Environmental Impa~k R.ep,?r!.s .'
are only. required i"\1 the' Planned Development Zone and Ramaaa 11C'n" is'" .
'n~t in that zone. An EIR was prepared for the Ramada,Inn when they
applied for'a zone change and the conditional use per~it ... an eco-
nomic feasibility study was not part of the'EIR as i~' is understood
that the law does not require the EIR to address economic feasibility.
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Mrs. Passmore felt that an economic feasibility study is require",,; ".
especially in the case of tax exempt fiRancing where the impact could,
fall on the taxpayers of the City. As to the County Park, she referred
to the Simon Eisner report and its reference to open space. She was
against taking any more public parking or park facilities ... the
County Park was given to everyone and should remain that way.
Herbert Fletcher, 175 West Lemon Avenue, spoke to the structure;of;.J,- I
the Planning Commission and noted that it is composed of, per'\8ns; 1!:,;":'
residing north of Foothill Boulevard, and said in part that .P9~~~i~s.
should not enter into the appointments .., and that staff persons
should not be involved ... they have a job to do and should be free
of that .., the Commissioners may be the most capable of people but
the present Commission is not representative of the ~ntire City. He
urged people to participate in the issues that come before Council -
otherwise Council will assume they approve of its actions.
Barbara Wild, 529 West Las Tunas Drive, Administrator of the ,California
Home for the Aged Deaf, referred to an item on the agenda regarding the
Bingo sign at the home which the Planning Commission recommends be made
into something more permanent, With that she agrees but asked Council
to consider allowing the sign to remain for a period of three months as
it is, then they will replace it with a permanent sign. Staff said
there would not be a problem with that: (SEE CONSENT ITEM BELOW.)
Dr. Lewis May, 269 West Wistaria, representing the Tournament of Roses
Association of Arcadia, referred to an item on the agenda regarding
the hope of the Association to be allowed to solicii"'neighborhoods for
financial assistance for the City float, This'they'would like to do
November 13 to 21. (SEE CONSENT ITEM BELOW.)
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SCHEDULED public hearing for November 16 on Planning Commission'
Resolution No. 1209 recommending denial of Text Amendment relating to
commercial building setbacks and window openings.
SCHEDULED public ,hearing for November 16 on Planning Commission Reso-
lution No. 1210 recommending approval of a Text. Amendment adding game
machine and game machine arcade regulations to the zoning regulations.
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APPROVED request of the California Home for the Aged Deaf at 529 West
Las Tunas Drive for a permanent sign to advertise bingo games. Mrs.
Barbara Wild, the Administrator, had earlier in this meeting asked if
the present sign could remain for three more months, after which they
will construct the permanent sign in compliance with conditions set
forth by the Planning Department. This will not present any problem
and was'approved.'
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AUTHORIZED'advertising for bids for the purchase of communications
equipment for the new Emergency Dispatch and 9-1-1 Center. The con-
sultant, Telecomm, Inc., will review all proposals with staff and a
recommendation will then be made to Council.
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SOLICIT FUNDS
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CONTRACT AWARD
(STREET MAINT.)
Job No. 527
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P~ING
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ALLOWED
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STORE FRONTS
FASHION PARK
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APPROVED the request of the Arcadia Tournament of Roses Association
for a waiver of Municipal Code Sec~ion 6613.13 (t) to permit neighbor-
hood solicitation for funds toward the float to represent the City in
the. Rose Parade. in Pasadena. Dates would be November 13 to November
21, 1982., Hours to be limited to 11 a. m. to 3 p. m.
APPROVED request of the E. H. Butland Development Corp. for a permit
to install a privately owned 1-1/2 inch conduit in the public right-
of-way in Lovell Avenue at the interesection with Duarte Road
purpose would be to install a computer system interconnect between
the property at 550 West Duarte Road and 612 West Duarte Road. Per-
mission was granted pursuant to conditions set forth in staff report
dated' October 19, 1982.
AWARDED the contract for the annual street maintenance program -
concrete gutter construction, Job No. 527, to the low bidder, E.G.N.
Construction, Inc., in the amount of $39,545.50; waived informali-
ties .or irregularities. in the bids or bidding process and authorized
the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the contract in form approved by
the City Attorney.
AUTHORIZED a change in parking restrictions on South First Avenue
from California to Diamond -.removed the 2-hour parking restriction
to allow unrestricted parking. This conforms to a petition and
request from the School District, The Director of Public Works was
authorized to handle .a11 future requests for changes in parking
throughout the City.
ALL OF THE ABOVE CONSENT ITEMS WERE APPROVED ON MOTION BY COUNCILMAN
DRING, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN HALTOM, AND CARRIED ON ROLL CALL VOTE
AS FOLLOWS:
AYES
NOES
ABSENT:
Councilmen Dring. Haltom, Hannah. Lojeski. Pellegrino
None
None
Pursuant to the requirement that all preliminary plans for Fashion
Park be submitted to and shall be subject to approval by the City
Council, staff . submitted a report on the request for permission to
install pop-out store fronts in the mall. The net effect would be
to provide for greater facade differentiation of the store fronts
facing into the mall.
It was MOVED by Councilman Dring, seconded by Councilman Haltom and
carried on roll call vote as follows that the request be approved
provided that the additional square. footage by the additions are
included in the mall's total square footage for parking purposes.
AYES
NOES
ABSENT:
Councilmen Dring, Haltom, Hannah, Lojeski. Pellegrino
None
None
Council received and cpnsidered a report from staff recommending
bringing in an outside safety consultant to make a study of the City's
record of injuries in an effort to determine if there are any patterns
or anything which would indicate why there are so many increases in
the injurY,Fates ... and to make a thorough review of all the City's
facilities to ascertain if there are any facilities or e~uipment
which could become a safety hazard. A recommendation was made for
the retention of a qualified firm.
It was MOVED by Councilman Dring, seconded by Councilman Lojeski and
carried on roll call vote as follows, that staff be authorized to
contact the Trans Pacific Company to conduct an initial safety study
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ORDINANCE
NO. 1756
ADOPTED
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ORDINANCE
NO. 1757
NOT ADOPTED
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at a cost not to exceed $1.800. with the cost of the study charged
to the Workers' Compensation Fund.
AYES
NOES
ABSENT:
Councilmen Dring, Haltom, Hannah. Lojeski, Pellegrino
None
None
The City. Attorney presented for the second time, explained the content
and read the title of Ord<inance No. 1756 entitled: "AN ORDINANCE OF
THE CITY OF ARCADIA AMENDING THE ARCADIA MUNICIPAL CODE SECTIONS
6424.2.1 AND 6424.2.5 MODIFYING THE DATES FOR ACCEPTANCE OF FIREWORKS
STAND PERMIT APPLICATJONS AND THE NUMBER OF FIREWORKS STAND PERMITS
ISSUABLE."
It was MOVED by Councilman Dring. seconded by Councilman Haltom, and
carried on roll call vote as follows, that further reading of the full
text of Ordinance No. 1756 be waived and that same be ADOPTED,
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NOES
ABSENT:
Councilmen Dring, Haltom, Hannah, Lojeski, Pellegrino
None
None
The City Attorney presented for the second time, explained the content
and read the title of Ordinance No. 1757 entitled: "AN ORDINANCE OF
THE CITY OF ARCADIA AUTHORIZING THE CALLING OF A SPECIAL MUNICIPAL
ELECTION ON TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1983, AND AUTHORIZING IT TO BE CON-
SOLIDATED WITH THE REGULAR ELECTION OF THE ARCADIA BOARD OF EDUCATION
ON SAID DATE."
It was MOVED by Councilman Dring, seconded by Councilman Lojeski and
carried on roll call vote as follows, that further reading of the full
text of Ordinance No. 1757 be WAIVED:
AYES
NOES
ABSENT:
Councilmen Dring, Haltom, Hannah, Lojeski, Pellegrino
None
None
It was MOVED by Councilman Lojeski, seconded by Mayor Pellegrino that
Ordinance No. 1757 be ADOPTED, (Not adopted on roll call vote.)
Discussion ensued and it was Councilman Hannah's observation that Council
is being a little premature in adopting something of this magnitude with-
out getting into all of the ramifications. He would be opposed from the
standpoint that he does not think issues of the City Council will be
given priority at election time if the election is consolidated with the
School Board Election ... that he does not believe the amount to be
saved would be substantial and he would like to keep a status quo, and
urtil he finds out just what is intended, he would not be in favor of
doing anything,
In response to an inquiry by Councilman Lojeski, the City Attorney said
in part that the ordinance does not set the election'date nor does it I
consolidate the elections - all it does is to give the Council the optio
of doing that one way or the other by December 21.
Councilman Haltom said in part that if the ordinance is not adopted at
this time, it is a good time to finish it right now - because if this
Council does not implement this, perhaps another Council will, and his
own opinion is, as long as he is on the Council, it would cause havoc
with the voters who have trouble enough now discriminating between the
two agencies .., that rather than motivate their interest, he thinks
they will become disgusted and lose interest in both elections ,.. that
is one of his reasons for voting against it.
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RESOLUTION
NO. 5051
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RESOLUTION
NO. 5072
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RACE TRACK
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TUCKER BILL
Agreement and
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Councilman Lojeski spoke at length about consolidation of elections ....
He recently attended the League of Oalifornia Cities meeting in
San Diego and sat in on a session concerning this matter ... most of the
city representatives spoke in favor of consolidation ... and the pros
and cons were submitted ... the lone negative seemed to be that in con-
solidation with the County, that agency takes precedent -- in the tabu-
lation of the votes and the results take a little longer to certify, As
to s~hoo1 and city consolidation, the vote was usually much larger '"
and indicated a savings in election costs. He said the report will be
submitted to Council as soon as it is available.
Councilman Dring said in part that he cannot support an ordinance which
allows Council to put befo~e the electorate a Charter change without it
specifying exactly what is going to be changed... as it stands, he is
swayed by the arguments proposed by Councilman Hannah and the position
of Councilman Haltom.
Roll call vote was then taken on the motion:
AYES
NOES
ABSENT :
Councilmen Lojeski, Pellegrino
Councilmen Dring, Haltom, Hannah
None
The City Attorney presented, explained the content and read the title
of Resolution No. 5051, entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA DESIGNATING THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES AS ITS
AGENT FOR SERVICE OF PROCESS FOR ACTIONS UNDER THE REVENUE AND TAXATION
CODE,"
It was MOVED by Councilman Dring, seconded by Councilman Haltom,
and carried on roll call vote as follows, that further reading of the
full text of Resolution No. 5051 be waived and that same be ADOPTED,
AYES
NOES
ABSENT:
Councilmen Dring, Haltom, Hannah, Lojeski, Pellegrino
None
None
The City Attorney presented, explained the content and read the title
of Resolution No. 5072, entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA DELETING RETIREMENT LIFE INSURANCE BENEFITS
FOR NEW MANAGEMENT EMPLOYEES."
It was MOVED by Councilman Dring, seconded by Councilman Haltom
and carried on roll call vote as follows, that further reading of the
full text of Resolution No. 5072 be waived and that same be ADOPTED.
AYES
NOES
ABSENT:
Councilmen
None
None
Dring, Haltom, Hannah, Lojeski, Pellegrino
On recommendation of the City Attorney. the claim of Carole Fernandez
was rejected on MOTION by Councilman Lojeski, seconded by Councilman
Hannah and carried on roll call vote as follows:
AYES
NOES
ABSENT:
Councilmen Haltom, Hannah, Lojeski, Pellegrino
Councilman Dring
None
Ray M. Rogers, 360 North Baldwin, of Santa Anita Race Track, explained
in detail the Tucker Bill which was introduced in the Legislature as
an emergency bill urging cities with race tracks to give more money to
the respective cities. It passed the Legislature and was signed into
law by the Governor and as it was an emergency, it became effective
immediately. It gives the cities a share of the betting dollar. He
continued in part. that for example: for fiscal year 1981-82 Arcadia
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received $1,066,000 from the track f s admission tax .... if this law had
been in effect, the revenue-would have been $1,872,000 or an increase
of roughly 70%. Other projections were submitteft which had been
included in a communication to the City Manager.
Considerable discussion ensued with Ray Rogers and John Stamper,
attorney for the race track, on aspects and possibilities of this legis-
lation. It was MOVED by Councilman Haltom, seconded by Councilman
Hannah and carried on roll call vote as follows, that staff prepare a
draft agreement with Santa Anita Race Track, as well as a draft ordinance
for Council consideration at its November 2, 1982 regular meeting.
AYES
NOES
ABSENT:
Councilmen Dring, Haltom, Hannah, Lojeski, Pellegrino
None
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Mr. Rogers asked that the attorney for the race track and the City
Attorney work together on the drafting so any differences may be
worked out prior to the November 2 meeting. Mayor Pellegrino sug-
gested that Mr. Stamper get in touch with the City Manager to work
out a time and place for the meeting.
MATTERS FROM ELECTED OFFICIALS
Submitted communications to the City Manager from (1) Mrs. D. Ryan
concerning Camarillo State Hospital: (2) Letter concerning a stop
light or stop sign adj~cent to or near specific property: (3) Com-
munication from Roger C. Williams indicating that if a committee is
formed to study Cable TV, he would like to serve on the committee,
and a letter from Sharon Culverwell concerning cable TV... this to
be included in the next packet for the City Council.
Submitted the comments made by Councilman Bruce Latta from Azusa
expressing appreciation for the demonstration of the K9 program.
Asked if - now that Council will have the substantial increased in-
come from the provisions of the Tucker Bill - would Council consider
a reduction in the utility tax ... the State will be giving the City
a windfall and he would like to see a portion of it returned to the
residents. Mayor Pellegrino stated in part - that could be a considera-
tion at the next budget session. Report to be forthcoming from the
Finance Director.
Expressed concern with the children soliciting after dark and suggested
changes be considered in the ordinance to permit soliciting on Saturdays.
Council concurred in this. Schools will be notified about the solicita-
tion hours.
Council adjourned to the Conference Room,
Said he would like to change his vote on the motion to reconsider ARA
Resolution No. 69 '" that he realized he had voted opposite to the way
he intended, and MOVED to reconsider his vote. MOTION seconded by
Councilman Dring and carried on the following roll call vote:
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AYES
NOES
ABSENT:
Councilmen Dring, Haltom, Hannah
Councilmen Lojeski, Pellegrino
None
It was MOVED by Councilman Haltom, seconded by Councilman Dring, that
ARA Resolution No. 69 be reconsidered.
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Council entered a Closed Session, reconvened, and roll call was taken on
the HOT ION as follows:
Councilmen Dring, Haltom
Councilmen 'Hannah, Lojeski, Pellegrino (the City Attorney had
ruled that Mayor Pellegrino could'vote as he had no conflict of
interest)
None
AYES
NOES
ABSENT:
Council reentered a closed session, reconvened to 7 p.m, November 2, 1982,
in the Conference Room to conduct the business of the Council and
Redevelopment Agency and any closed session, if any, necessary to dis-
cuss personnel and litigation matters and evaluation of properties.
ATTEST:
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