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HomeMy WebLinkAboutFEBRUARY 6,1996_2 I I I 1// ,; . - O;l(J '; f., 38:0032 'L CITY COUNCIL PR,OCEEDINGS ARE TAPE RECORDED AND ON FILE IN 1lfE OFFICE OF 1lfE CITY CLERK INVOCATION PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ROLL CALL 4. 4a. PASADENA TIR ASSOC. PRESIDENT (\J.G. "Bud" Griest) 4b, ARCADIA TIR ASSOC. PRESIDENT (Lisa Zonver) MINUTES CITY COUNCIL OF 1lfE CITY OF ARCADIA and the ARCADIA REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY REGULAR MEETING FEBRUARY 6, 1996 The City Council and the Arcadia Redevelopment Agency met in a regular meeting at 7: 10 p. m., Tuesday, February 6, 1996 in the Arcadia City Council Chambers. Rev. Dr. Ananda Perera, Arcadia Christian Reformed Church Recreation Director, Jerry Collins PRESENT: ABSENT: Council members Chang, Kuhn, Ulrich, Young and Lojeski None (NOTE: Items 1, 2 and 3 are incorporated into the Adjourned Regular Meeting held this date.) PRESENT A nONS Mayor Lojeski introduced the t 995-1996 Pasadena Tournament of Roses Association President, W. H. 'Bud" Griest, Jr. and Mrs. Mary Lou Griest, The Mayor noted that assuming the presidency of the Pasadena Tournament of Roses Association was the culmination of twenty-eight years of service to that 935 member volunteer, non-profit organization. Mr.Griest selVed on many committees through the years, and has had some outstanding achievements. The Tournament of Roses is a premier event in the United States. The theme of the 107th Rose Parade was "Kids, Laughter and Dreams", which spotlighted dramatically designed floats, high-stepping equestrian units and spirited marching bands. Following the parade was the Rose Bowl game, which was one of the finest games in a long time. On behalf of the City of Arcadia and all its citizens; Mayor Lojeski presented the Mayor's Cenilicate of Appreciation to Mr. Griest. In conclusion, the Mayor noted that Mr. and Mrs. Griest are also residents of the City of Arcadia Mayor Lojeski introduced the 1995 Arcadia Tournament of Roses Association President, Lisa Zanver. Mrs. lonver has sem:d the Association during the years in many capacities. Arcadia had an outstanding float, and continues to have outstanding courts. Mayor..Lojeski presented the Mayor's Cenificate of Commendation to Mrs. Zanver to let her know how proud the citizens of Arcadia are to have her as the leader of this illustrious Association. 2/6/96 4c. OUTGOING REC. COMMISSIONER (Marian Travisano) s. CITY MANAGER (Consent Calen- dar Item llb (WITHDRAWN) 6. ORD. & RES. READ BY TITLE ONLY 7. -, 38:0033 Mayor Lojeski introduced outgoing Recreation Commission Member, Marian Travisano. Councilmember Young, Council Haiscon to the Recreation Commission. presented a City plaque to Mrs. Travisano recognizing distinguished service as a Recreation Commissioner from 1992 to 1995. I SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION FROM STAFF REGARDING AGENDA ITEMS - REPORTS! ANNOUNCEMENTS/STATEMENTS The City Manager Slated that Item lib. has been withdrawn from the Consent Calendar this evening. This item deals with the R. W. Beck Agreement, and will be placed on a future Council agenda. QUESTIONS FROM CITY COUNCILIREDEVELOPMENT AGENCY REGARDING CLARIFICATION OF AGENDA ITEMS None It was MOVED by Council member Young, seconded by Councilmember Chang and CARRIED on roll call vote as follows that ordinances and resolutions be read by title only and that the reading in full be WAIVED. AYES: NOES: ABSENT: I Council members Chang, Kuhn, U1rkh, Young and Lojeski None None AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION Dodv Gre!!1!. 1745 Elevado Avenue, stated, in part, that she is the Legislation Chairman, Arcadia Council PT A, representing 7,800 parents in the area. They recently became aware of Proposition 203. This is the California State school bond measure which will be on the ballot March 26, 1996. The PTA has developed and adopted a resolution in suppon, and would like to encourage the City Council also to support the School Bond issue. Mrs. Gregg read the resolution. ~ A resolution of the Arcadia Council PT A in support of Proposition 203, the State School Bond: WHEREAS, the facility needs for K-12 schools, community colleges. and the State's colleges and universities are enormous with more than half of the K-12 schoollluildings being more than thirty years old, and over 140,000 new kindergarten through high school students entering California schools each year; and WHEREAS the State bond will provide money for K-12 as well as college and university constnlction needs, which can only be used to build new schools, earthquake retrofit, repair and upgrade older classrooms, construct laboratories and libraries and other needed facilities; and WHEREAS California's bonded indebtedness is average among the Slates, and Wall Street bond raters assure that this small increase in debt load will not adversely impact California's bond rating, since states like Connecticut, Delaware and New Hampshire have double A.ratings with nearly double the debt load of California; and WHEREAS an investment in the educational infrastructure of the State is an investment in the future economic and business prosperity, and is important to restoring and maintaining the State's higher bond ratings IR the future; and WHEREAS this bond measure has I 2 2/6/96 I I I ()<;(,-",\ /'J ) , .,' '" :1" " ~ ' j .' 1 " 38:0034 received broad support from education groups including the California Slate PT A. the California School Boards Association, the Association of California School AdmiRistrators, the California Teachers' Association, as well as the business community, including the California Business Round Table, the California Chamber of Commerce, the California Business Alliance and the California Bwtding Industry Association. In addition, the bond is supported by the California Tax Payers' Association, the League of Women Voters, and the Congress of California Seniors; and WHEREAS, the citizens of Arcadia will benefit from this Slate school bond, after years of paying to support other school districts' improvements; and WHEREAS, because of passing its own tocal bond measure, Arcadia schools have qualified for priority funding from the next Slate bond issue to meet the Slate matching funds commitr.1enl, and qualifying Arcadia Unified School District to re<:eive S t3.S million dollars; and WHEREAS, with the passage of this State bond issue, the Arcadia Unified School District will not need to issue the last SS million dollars of its local bond now, thus saving local property owners from additional taxes. THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Arcadia Council PT A supports the passage of Proposition 203, the Slate School Bond Measure on the March 26 ballot" Kav F. Jones. 110 South First Avenue, stated, in pan, that she is present to show support to the City Council and City Manager for moving ahead and getting more revenue for the City. She has heard thaI, without additional revenue, it is possible that by the year 2003 the City could be bankrupt. She and others have been out with petitions because they all believe that the City needs more revenue and more business to support Arcadia's new projects. They love Arcadia and don't want to see it go into bankruptcy. They have almost 1,000 signatures, and plan to get S,OOO. Frank Goddard. 620 West Huntington Drive, stated, in part, that "Neighbors for Arcadia", an organization of which he is a member, is gathering signatures for an initiative petition to amend Section 2Sg. of the General Plan, "Land Use Element". When filed, this petition requests a vote of the people at a special election. They understand that such an election might cost the City as much as $60,000. Since it is not the organization's wish that the City should have to incur this expense, they wish to recommend a procedure which would save the City this expense, and still reserve the right of the people to vote on this maner. Therefore, if the Arcadia City Council will promise in writing to put the initiative measure on the ballot at the November general election, the organization will not have to file their petition. They ask the City Council to consider this recommendation seriously, and to inform the Commillee, "Neighbors for Arcadia", of Council's decision as to whether Council will move to see that the measure will be placed in the November general election. Mayor Lojeski responded that the recommendation will be evaluated, however, he could not say at this time when the Committee would receive an answer to this request. Marv . Dollar. near Alta Street and First Avenue, stated, in part, L'lat she thanks the JlCl'Ple who have been supplying the residents with up-to-the minute bulletins regarding the progress of the Downtown 2000 Reconstruction. She c3n now SCl: how beautifully First Avenue is shaping up, even though there have been moments of puzzlement as to how much longer it was going to continue in the act of work in progress. Earlier this evening she had enjoyed walking on First Avenue, and greeting other pedestrians. There is to be a grand opening celebration on March 30 where peopte will gather to mark the successful conclusion of the project. There will be entertainment and balloons, and Mrs. Dollar hopes residents will attend and enjoy each others company. 3 1J6/96 8. CI;J..::LI ;J~ . LOJESKI (ARS Constitu- tion Team Travel to Sacramento) (State School Bond Measure) YOUNG (Commis- sioners' Dinner) (Leadership Seminar - CalPoly) ULRICH (ARS Annual Spaghetti Dinner) (D.A.R.E. Graduations) (Eagle Scout Armand Varjabedian) CHANG (ARS Annual Spaghetti Dinner) ~ 38:0035 MA TERS FROM ELECTED OmCIALS I Mayor Lojeski stated that the Arcadia High School Constitution Team will again this year be representing this area of California at the competition. in Sacramento. In each of the past five or six years, the Council has contributed SSOO toward travel expenses for the students. We have seen this team go on to the national finals in Washington. D. C. , which they also won. Mayor Lojeski would like to place the matter of such a contribution toward the students' travel expenses on the next Council agenda. It was the consensus of Council that this be done. Mayor Lojeski referred to a letter from Mr. Michael Lamb, President, Arcadia School Board. requesting support of Proposition 203, which is the State School Bond issue. He would like to place this matter on the next Council agenda. It was the consensus of Council that this be done. Councilmember Young thought the Commissioners' dinner was a delight and thaI the Council did well to thank all the Commissioners, who serve the City well. Councilmember Young reported that she, in COMpany with Mayor Pro tem Kuhn and the City Manager, attended a seminar on leadership at CaIPoly which was most inleresting. She was sony the entire Council was nOI present. Seminar attendees participated in an interpersonal influence invenlory. They returned with materials to have the rest of the Council also complele such an invenlory. After completing the forms, the Councilmembers were instructed 10 return them 10 the City Manager's office. Business associales and friends can also participale. I Councilmember Ulrich stated that en January 20 he attended the Arcadia High School annual spaghetti dinner. He was particularly impressed with the show thaI was presenled by the Music Departmenl There were impressive performances by the Princesses, the Auxiliary Guard. and the Apache Marching Band. II was one of the highlights of the year. He congratulated the students who participaled. Councilmember Ulrich slated that the had attended three DARE. graduations al three different elementaIy schools. He represenled Ihe Mayor in presenting a short message to the parents, teachers and students. II was great to see the enthusiasm of the graduating boys and girls, and to listen to some of the fine essays they wrote on the subject of saying "no" to drugs. Council member Ulrich commented on the great rapport which the two police officers conducting this program, Mike Cervantes and Toni .Caylor, have with the children. Councilmember Ulrich commented thaI he had prese~ted . the Mayor's Certificate of Appreciation to Eagle SeGut Armand VaJjabedian on January 27. Armand's Eagle project was to re-stripe the parking 101 of his church. Council member Ulrich asked everyone to join him in congratulating Eag~e Scout VaJjabedian. Councilmember Chang commented that he had also attended the Arcadia High School annual spaghetti dinner, and agreed that the performances were outstanding and extraordinary. _ His youngest son was present; his two elder sons had also attended Arcadia High School, and he is proud that all of his children have been in the band. Councilmember Chang commended that he understands thaI TCI sent a video crew to tape the event at no cost. He commends them for this. I 4 2/6/96 I I I KUHN (Leadership & Investment Seminars) 11,'" , "" ! ,'.., ft' 38:0036 Mayor Pro tern Kuhn commented that the Leadership Workshop, mentioned earlier, involved two and a half days of intense study. It was well worth while. Mayor Pro tern Kuhn also attended a five hour investment seminar in the City of Burbank sponsored by the Municipal Treasurers' Association. The purpose of the workshop was to aid elected officials in meeting fiduciary responsibility in the area of City finance. The Orange County situation has heightened everyone's awareness of possible problems. A good solid investment policy is necessary. Arcadia has an investment policy which reflects the City's conservatism, and separates responsibility for investments and expenditures. Arcadia does this. and has wonderful staff in Jerry Parker, Treasurer and Jim Dale, Finance Director. Investment portfolios should be reviewed each month; and Arcadia does that. Mayor Pro tern Kuhn also learned the right questions to ask regarding investment policies. It was a very worthwhile workshop. (Commissioners' Mayor Pro tern Kuhn also commented on the Commissioners' Dinner. Mayor Lojeski Dinner) was a gracious host, and Cindy Rowe did a fabulous job. as usual. (D.A.R.E. Program) (Arcadia Chinese Assoc. Dinner) (Police Officer of the Year Sgt.Kirby) Mayor Pro tern Kuhn attended the D.A. R.E. graduation, and congratulated Police Officers Cervantes and Cayor on the fine job they are doing with the D.A.R.E program in the schools. Mayor Pro tern Kuhn noted that on Saturday the Arcadia Chinese Association held their annual dinner at the Los Angeles Intercontinental Hotel, celebrating the Chinese New Year. She understands that this is the Year of the Rat. She thanked the Association for their hospitality and wished everyone a Happy New Year. Mayor Pro tern Kuhn congratulated Police Sergeant Randy Kirby who was selected 1995 Officer of the Year by the Arcadia Police Officers' Association. (Arcadia Mayor Pro tem Kuhn commented that the Arcadia Chamber selected Joan Cline and Chamber of Jesse Vanlandingham as co-winners of the Arcadia Chamber of Commerce Volunteer Commerce of the Year Award. Mike Lamb was selected Business Person of the Year. Chris Awards) 0/>, -.0 JLumas won the Chamber Service Award. "',' (Appointment to Arcadia Beautiful Comsa. ) 9. 9a. /0,,, .,.,1' ARCADIA (/3 I~ MUN. ELECTION (Apr.9,1996) ~iD J,-/'fa. n ABATEMENT Mayor Pro tem Kuhn stated that the Arcadia Beautiful Commission has received a resignation. There is some urgency in getting a replacement on that Commission because of the upcoming awards program. She requested that this matter of an appointment to this Commission be placed on the agenda for the next Council meeting. It was the consensus of Council to do this. CITY CLERK The City Clerk stated that, with regard to the April 9, 1996 municipal election, help from citizens is always welcomed if they can volunteer to be election officers or provide polling places. One hundred and four election workers will be contacted, in addition to the City Clerk's staff and other City staff who will be working on election day. The annual weed abatement program begins within the City of Arcadia with Council's consideration of Resolution No. 5904. This resolution declares that brush, rubbish and refuse upon and in front of certain private property in the City are a public nuisance and 5 U6/96 RESOLUTION NO. 5904 (p,DOPTED) 0<-(<1, ,. 10. ROLL CALL lOa. MINUTE APPROVAL (Jan.16.1996) (APPROVED) p,DJOU&mENT 38:0037 weeds and other dried vegetation, in particular, are a fire menace which endangers public..safety. Resolution 5904 provides for the abatement of such material. Following the adoption of this resolution, the Agricultural Commissioner of the County of Los Angeles will mail notices to the property owners to abate these propenies of such noxious and flammable materials. Resolution No. 5904 sets a public hearing for February 20, 1996 to hear objections to the proposed removal of these materials. or show cause as to why such materials should not be removed. The City Clerk presented and read the title of Resolution No. 5904: . A RESOLUTION OF TIlE CITY COUNCIL OF TIlE CITY OF ARCADIA, CALIFORNIA DECLARING THAT WEEDS GROWING UPON AND IN FRONT OF, AND BRUSH, RUBBISH, REFUSE, AND DIRT UPON AND IN FRONT OF CERTAIN PRIVATE PROPERTY IN TIlE CITY ARE A PUBLIC NUISANCE, AND DECLARING ITS INfENTION TO PROVIDE FOR TIlE ABATEMENT TIlEREOF". It was MOVED by Mayor Pro tern Kuhn, seconded by Councilmember Ulrich and CARRIED on roll call vote as follows that Resolution No. 5904 be and it is hereby ADOPTED. AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Councilmembers Chang, Kuhn, Ulrich, Young and Lojeski None None CITY COUNCIL RECESSED MEETING OF TIlE ARCADIA REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY PRESENT: ABSENT: Agency Members Chang, Kuhn. Ulrich, Young and Lojeski None On MOTION by Agency Member Ulrich, seconded by Agency Member Chang and CARRIED on roll call vote as follows, the minutes of the adjourned and regular meetings of January 16, 1996 were APPROVED. AYES: NOES: ABSENT: ABSTAIN: Council members Chang, Ulrich, Young and Lojeski None None Mayor Pro tcm Kuhn (She was not present at the January 16, 1996 meeting.) The meeting ADJOURNED to Fcbruary 20, 1996 at 7:00 p. m. CITY COUNCIL RECONVENED 6 2/6196 ......., I I I I I I 11. Ua. Ub. CONTINUED f ',. aCI ~ -ir Uc..) ... i_I n RE-TITLE & REVISE POSITION CLASSIFICATIONS (Management Analyst - 110205 & Administrative Coordinator 110206) lld. J j..I).~.1 CONTRACT AWARD - FOUR CHEVROLET LUMINAS (Police Dept.) lle.O:>. ACCEPTED DONATION FROM ARCADIA ELKS LODGE ($1,000) .. ! ~J Uf. ()" iI. "..':. WORK ACCEPTED ST. LIGHT CONVERSIONS FOREST AVE. & FIRST AVE. (Job No,590; Job No.591; Job No.592) ,. . 38:0038 CONSENT ITEMS Considered separately (see page 8) Repon and recommendation to approve an agreement with R. W. Beck for a multi- city procurement process for residential refuse and recycling selVices. CONTINUED to a later Council meeting. APPROVED the re-title and revision of the classifications of Administrative Assistant to Management Analyst (Class #0205) and Secretary to the City Manager to Administrative Coordinator (Class #0206). AWARDED contract (Bid 9596-4) in the amount of $70,308.72 to Rotolo Chevrolet for the purchase of four unmarked Chevrolet Luminas for the Investigation Division of the Police Depanmenl. and AUTIiORlZED the City Manager to execute said contract in a form approved by the City Altomey, ACCEPTED $1,000 donation from the Arcadia Elks Lodge to the Arcadia Fire Department's Auxiliary Firefighter Program, and AUTIiORlZED staff to expend said money in accordance with the City's purchasing procedures. ACCEPTED project which involved conversion of street lights from series to multiple circuits on Forest Avenue from Santa Anita Avenue to First Avenue (Job No. 590); First Avenue from Foothill Boulevard to the 210 Freeway (Job No. 591); First Avenue from the 210 Freeway to Wheeler Avenue (Job No. 592); and First Avenue from Califomia Street to Diamond Street (Job No. 592); and A!.lTIIORlZED final payment (10% retention) in the amount of $9.046.50 to be made in accordance with the contract documents. 7 2/6/96 Cyn\ . .) Ilg. C I ~ " ," INTERIM AGREEMENT CITY / ARC. UNIFIED SCH.OIST. FOR SHARED USE OF FACILITIES 11h. 0 ,'d, RESOLUTION NO. 5902 (ADOPTED) 11a. MINUTE APPROVAL (Jau.16,1996) (APPROVED) 12. 12a. ) " APPOINTMENT TO HOMAN RESOURCES COMSN. (Pennarlow) 12b. Jt,,:_ .. ..:~ APPOINTMENT TO RECREATION COMSN. (Phillipi) 38:0039 , - AUTHORlZED the City Manager to enter into an "Interim Agreement" with the Arcadia Unified School District for shared use of six (6) facilities in a form approved by the City Attorney. Said agreement shall apply to Ule use of the following properties: a) Arcadia High School; b) Baldwin Stocker School; c) Camino Grove Park; d) Highland Oaks Elementary School; e) Holly Avenue School; 0 Hugo Reid Primary School; and, g) such other properties as CITY and DISTRICT may from time to time mutually agree upon in writing. I i " ADOPTED Resolution No. 5902: "A RESOLunON OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING THE PERSONNEL RULES AND REGULATIONS, PERMITTING PROMOTIONAL EXAMINATIONS FOR POSmONS IN THE FIRE DEPARTMENT'. THE ABOVE CONSENT ITEMS Ilc, d, e, f, g AND h, WERE APPROVED ON MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBER YOUNG, SECONDED BY MAYOR PRO TEM KUHN AND CARRIED ON ROLL CALL VOTE AS FOLLOWS: AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Councilmembers Chang, Kuhn, Ulrich, Young and Lojeski None None On MOTION by Council member Chang, seconded by Councilmember Ulrich and CARRIED on roll call vote as follows the minutes of the January 16, 1996 adjourned and regular minutes were APPROVED. I AYES: NOES: ABSENT: ABSTAIN: Council members Chang, Ulrich, Young and Lojeski None None Mayor Pro tem Kuhn (She was not present at the January 16, t996 meeting.) CITY MANAGER f It was MOVED by Council member Young, seconded by Mayor Pro tem Kuhn and CARRIED on roll call vote as follows to APPOINT Gordon Penharlow to the Human ResourCes Commission to serve the unexpired term of Don Bartrip to June 30, 1996. AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Council members Chang, Kuhn, Ulrich, Young and Lojeski None None It was MOVED by Councilmember Ulrich, seconded by Councilmember Chang and CARRIED on roll call vote as follows to APPOINT Steven V. Phillipi to the Recreation Commission to serve the unexpired term of Marian Travisano to June 30, 1996. I 8 216/96 I I I 13. 13a. /(J '.' ~" REPORT OF EFFECT OF PROPOSED INITIATIVE RE. GEN.PLAN (NOT ORDERED AT THIS TIME) 13b. ORDINANCE NO. 2045 (INTRODUCED) ()5' ~.- o-~' ~ If 38:0040 AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Councilmembers Chang, Kuhn, Ulrich, Young and Lojeski None None CITY ATTORNEY Consideration of report on effect of a proposed initiative measure regarding the General Plan. An initiative petition based on a proposed ballol measure is currently in the circulation phase. PursuanIIO City Council direction al the meeting of JanU31)' 2, 1996, this agenda item is to consider the possibility of ordering the report authorized by Elections Code Section 9212. During the circulation of an initiative petition, or before taking action to sel an election or adopt an initiative measure, the City Council may refer the proposed initiative measure 10 any City agency or agencies for a report on any or all of the following: A) Its fiscal impact; B) It' effect on the inlernal consistency of the City's General Plan and Specific Plans, including the housing element, the consistency between planning and zoning, and issues of discrimination; C) Any other matters the City Council requests 10 be in the report The report shal[ be presented to the City Council within the time prescribed by the Council but no lalCr than 30 days after the City Clerk certifies the sufficiency of the (initiative) petition 10 the City Council. Councitmember Chang stated that he would like to know the effec:t of the initiative on the incidental activilies, such as charitable events, thai mighl be held al the race track. The City Attorney said this would be included if and when Ihe Council orders the report to be prepared [n response 10 a question from Councilmember Chang, the City Attorney said that, if Council wishes to proceed with the report, the fiscal impact and land use portions would take some time 10 prepare; however, the report can be compiled within the thirty day time frame. Councilmembers Young, Ulrich and Kuhn agreed that these questions are premature, and il would be [ogicallo wail until and if Council delermines thai il will be necessary. On MOTION by Councilmember Young, seconded by Councilmember Ulrich and CARRIED on roll call vote as follows il was DETERMINED NOT TO ORDER a report unless and until the City Clerk certifies to the City Council thai a valid petition has been submitted. AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Council members Chang, Kuhn, Ulrich, Young and Lojeski None None The City Attorney presenled for introduction and read the title of Ordinance No. 204S: ~AN ORDINANCE OF THE C[TY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING THE ARCAD[A MUNICIPAL CODE BY ADDING DlVIS[ON 10 TO PART 6, CHAPTER 2, OF ART[CLE IX PERTAINING TO INCIDENTAL OUTDOOR DINING AREAS IN CONJUNCfION WITH PRIMARY RESTAURANT OR EATING ESTABLISHMENT USES ON PRIVATELY OWNED COMMERCIAL OR INDUSTRIAL ZONED PROPERTIES". II was MOVED by Councilmember Young, seconded by Mayor Pro tern Kuhn and CARRIED' on roll call vole as follows thai Ordinance No. 204S be and il is hereby INTRODUCED. 9 2/6/96 13c. () ) ~',) . ORDINANCE NO. 2044 (INTRODUCED) LOJESKI (In Memory of Anastacia Marie Greaves) ADJOURNMENT (Feb.20,1996 7:00 p.m.) ATTEST: Alford, J 38:0041 AYES: NOE~ ABSENT: Council members Chang, Kuhn, Ulrich, Young and Lojeski None None The City Attorney presented for introduction and read the title of Ordinance No. 2044: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING PORTIONS OF PART 3 OF CHAPTER I OF ARTICLE V OF THE ARCADIA MUNICIPAL CODE RELATED TO THE COLLECTION OF RECYCLABLE MATERIAL FROM COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL BUSINESS PROPERTIES". It was MOVED by Mayor Pro tern Kuhn, seconded by Councilmember Young and CARRIED on roll call vole as follows thaI Ordinance No. 2044 be and il is hereby INTRODUCED. AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Councilmembers Chang, Kuhn, Ulrich, Young and Lojeski None None Mayor Lojesld adjourned the meeting "in memory of Anastacia Marie Greaves who was the mother of our Arcadia Beautiful Commissioner, Gloria Venz. After raising her family, Mrs. Greaves (Ann as she was known) discovered thaI selling real estate was what she truly enjoyed doing. She managed to maintain a successful career in real estate even into her lale seventies. She is survived by three children; eleven grandchildren; eighteen great grandchildren; and seven great. greal grandchildren. Ann was a woman ofindomitable spirit and will be deeply missed by all. Tonight's meeting will be adjourned in memory of Anastacia Marie Greaves". Al 8:00 p. m. the meeting ADJOURNED to Tuesday, February 20, 1996 at 7:00 p. m. in the City Hall Council Chambers for a regular meeting to conduct the business of the City Council and the Arcadia Redevelopment Agency, and any Closed Session necessary 10 discuss personnel, litigation matters and evaluation of properties. the City of Arcadia 10 2/6/96 " I I I