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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMAY 16,2000_2 I I I O/IO-~f) 05-/f:,01,) 42:010', e f CITY COUNC:L PROCEEDINGS ARE AUDIO AND VIDEO TAPE RECORDED AND ON FILE :N THE OFfiCE OF THE crfy Cl.::RK MINUTES CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA and 1he ARCADIA REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY REGULAR MEETING May 15, 2000 The City CounGil and the Arcadia Redevelopment Agency met in a Regular Meeting on Tuesday, May 16. 2000 at 7:00 p.m.. in the CounGiI Chambers. INVOCATJaIl Reverend Rey Petzholt, Mandarin Baptist Church PLEDGE OF Daniel Simonian and Peter Fox ALLEGIANCE ROU_CALL: PRESENT: Council/.~gency Members Chandler. Chang, Marshall, Segal and Kovacic ABSENT: None 1. SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION FROM STAFF REGARDING AGEND/, ITEMS ORD. & RES. READ BY TITLE ONLY 2. MAYOR'S COMMUNITY SVC. AWARD (Munoz) Mayor Kovacic requested an addition of a non-agendized item 4a. this dall), a special ;Jresentation to Ihe Arcadia Heat State Championship Soccer Team. It was MOVED by Councilmember Ch~nCller, seconded by Council member Chang and CARRIED that ordinances and resolutions be read by title only and that the re3.jing in full be WAIVED. PRESENTATIONS Mayor Kovacic presented the May, 2000 Mayor's Community SerJice Award to Doiores Munoz staling that Dolores has raised seven children and helped her husband w:th his business. Dolores has been an important figure in various civic, school. ycuth and community organizations. An active member of the PT A, California Federated Women's Club, a Girl Scout leader and mother to Boy Scouts, United Way Board of Directors, Holy Angels Parish, Family Council Service anri Auxiliary of Methodist Hospital. Last Saturday Dolores was presented the Mexican Mother of the Year Award. Mayor Kovacic congratulated Ms. Munoz fvr her C13dication to her family ar,d community. 3. MAYOR'S Mayor Kovacic presented the May 2000 Mayor'S Employee Recognition Awara to EMPLOYEE Lubomir Tomaler, stating that Luoo starl-oJd his career with the City of Arcadia a little over RECOGNITION three years ago as Assi~tant City cngir,ner. In Apr;; of 1999 he was prcmoted to the AWARD position of Associate City Engineer in i:1O Public Works Services Department. As (romaier) Associate Engineer he sup:Hvises four Engineers ill ~lis section. H,~ i3 responsible for co- ordinating twenty-one (21) of the Dep<,ranen\s Capital Improvement Projects, including the Upper Canyon Reservoir Project. Under his supervision this project was completed within the bucgetect am~unt. Mayor KJv%it; congratulated Mr. Tomaier fN bringing ~ 'JelY optimistic "can don atf;~lIdc to thQ jot). 5/18/00 .,' ......" '~ ~: ~ , .' J. " 42:0104 4: .- MAYOR'S Mayor Kovacic presented the May, 2000 Mayor's Business Recognition Award to Frank BUSINESS Calfas, Vice President, Vons Market, stating that with two stores in town and the RECOGNITION Corporate Headquarters located in Arcadia, Vons has a pretty high profile in Arcadia, AWARD Vons is very active in the community and supported several local groups and City (Vons Market) organizations on a number of occasions, including being a long time contributor to the Mayor's Prayer Breakfast. Last Fall, Vans staff and consultants, p~~pared a quality educational video concerning the police station bond issue which' explain'ed the need of a new police station. The video received an award from the' Califo(nia Association. of Public Information Officials. . 5a. CITY OWNED It was MOVED by Council/Agency Member Chandler, seconded by Council/Agency PROPERTY - Member Segal and CARRIED on roll call vote as follows to CONTINUE the Joint Public SALE AND Hearing of the Arcadia City Council and Redevelopment Agency, regarding the proposed DEVELOPMENT sale and development of City (Transit) owned propecty at the Southwest corner of North (~~.?~rne';f First Avenue and East Sl. Joseph Street for the development of a 19,500 sq. fl. office E: St~ ~~:~Ph St.) building pursuant to a Disposition and Development Agreement with the Hale Corporation (CONTINUED to 7.00 p.m., Tuesday, June 6, 2000, In the City Council Chambers.' . . to 6- 6-2000) 06fi')'Z."(,~ 4a. ARCADIA HEAT SOCCER TEAM ,- -<f 5. . ~ . .' 6. , ., . " :~ _I ,...,! I\W. On behalf of the City, Mayor Kovacic expressed appreciation to Vons Market for taking it's role as a corporate citizen seriously. ' Mayor Kovacic presented Mayor's certificates to Robert Simonian, German Beltran and Dean McCreary, Arcadia Heat Soccer team coach and assistant coaches, stating in part, that this team has been together since November 1999. They played their first game at the Cerritos Thanksgiving Tournament before the all-star season started in January 2000. The teams' effort has brought them to winning "Back to back" State Championship. Coach Robert Simonian introduced and presented Mayor's certificates to Arcadia Heat Soccer team members in recognition of their success in winning the State Championship. JOINT PUBLIC HEARING OF THE CITY COUNCIL AND REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY I AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Council/Agency Members Chandler, Chang, M'arshall, Segal and Kovacic. None ' None AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION -' . Staff" Sol. Ed Bacon, United States Army, Retired, '1807 South Baldwin Avenue, announced that May 20 is Armed Forces Day. "A day set aside to honor every man and woman in uniform (active, retired and veterans),'and recognize their contributions' to the, defense of our great nation. Memorial Day will be observed on May 30 to pay homage to the men and women who have given their lives for our great country, In observing thes~ holidays we should share the same spirit with those young men and women who stand '. , togethe~ to detour a~gression.- ' " " Vincent Folev, referred to item 12a, on tonight's agenda With regard to the introduction of Ordinance No, 2119 related to nighttime activities at Santa Anita. Me. Foley stated in part, that the City'Council at its first'meeting in April was about to introduce an ord!nance to restrict the nighttime activities at Santa Anita, The Council's main concern at that time was the nighttime noise, Therefore, the Council insisted on keeping the windows closed in the restaurant. A month and a half later we are talking about introducing an ordinance I '2 5/16/00 ~I I I 7. SEGAL (Lion Ki ng Production Tickets) (AHS Boys Varsity Baseball) (Arcadia Historical Society Museum) .y,;~qW~f1?::;j~~) I",., " "I~~.U..'~'H'" ,. tl....l i} .~ .t\t f:"/~r j',} \,\1> " 42:0105 which will allow 3,500 people out doors at Santa Anita up until 10:00 p.m, He would tlcpe that this Council keeps in mind that when there are problems and the residents come to Council and say this is unbearable their attitude wonl be "that's life". MATTERS FROM ELECTED OFFICIALS Mayor Pro tern Segal reminded that the Arcadia Educational Foundation will continue selling tickets for the Lion King production dedicated to the City of Arcadia until June 15, 2000. Mr. Segal encouraged every one to contact the Arcadia Educational Foundation for tickets, Mr. Segal congratulated the Arcadia High School Boys Varsity Baseball team on their League Championship, which was the first since 1991. The first play-off game will take plac.e May 19, 2000 at 3:30 p,m., at Arcadia High School baseball field. Mr. Segal reminded that the Ruth and Charles Giib offer, to help raise funds for the new museum and matching two doliars for every one dollar donated will continue through the end of May. Mr. Segal urged everyone to make donations. (AHS Boosters Arcildia High School Boosters Club Annual Coaches parly will take place on June 9, 2000 Club) at Ben Smith's residence. (Dial-a-Ride) MARSHALL (Sgl. Bacon) (Mayor's Award Recipients) (Centen'llial Celebration Souvenir) (Quote) CHANG (Soccer Team) (National Day of Prayer) (Baldwin Bonanza) .: . For his "What Arcadians Can be Proud Of' presentation Mr. Segal stated that Arcadia's Dial-a-ride selVioe has been working for 25 years. 1\ is the largest munioipal Dial-a-ride in the oounty and may be the largest munioipal in the state, It selVioes 150,000 people per year. Counciimember Marshall thanKed Sgl. Bacon for reminding everyone of our freedoms. She hoped all the residents would reflect upon that and fly their flags on Memorial Day.. , Council member Marshall congratulated the recipients of the Mayor's Awards this evening. Ms. uolores Munoz, for her volunteerism; Mr. Lubomir Tomaier, for being a valuable emple,yee for Public WorKS SelVices: Vons Market which has been extremely supportive and truly good neighbors; and finaily, the Soccer Team, Ms. Marshall noted that the Arcadia Centennial Celebration souvenir afghans are available for $45,00 at the Arcadia Historical building, COlincilmemlJer Marshall shared a saying !Jy James Cook, "Do jU5t once, what others say you can not do Gnd you willllever pay attention to their limitations aga\n". Council member Char.g thanked the Arcadia Heat Soccer team for their outstanding p~rform~ncl2', Dr. Chang noted the't s~veral Ciiy Couneii Members, Assemblyman Margett and hundreds C'i paople "ttended the National Day 0f Prayer organized by Arcadia Interfaith Action Group on May 4, 2000 at the Santa i,nila Cllurch which was a very meaning full and inspirational ~~rvice. Dr. Chang &~:lO'Jncell lh&t t~,e thirty (aO) year celebration of the Baldwin Bonanza Fe'iti\'8! of Plants was held on May 5 th,ough May 7, 2000, at the Auditorium of Los Angeles County. . 3 5/16/00 i ~\ . ~,' (Legislative Power Lunch.) (Fire Service Day) KOVACIC (Fourth of July Parade) , 42:0106 The Chambers of Commerce of Arcadia, Duarte, Monrovia, Sierra Madre and Temple City held a Legislative Power Luncheon on May 12, 2000 at the Embassy Suites. The guests included: United States Congressman, David Dreier (via telephone); State Senator Richard Mountjoy; State Assemblyman Bob Margett; Los Angeles County Supervisor Mike Antonovich and Mayor Kovacic. They together, pre~ented some current '... . -1 ,. important legislative issues. ' . Councilmember Chang noted that the Arcadia Fire Department held a Fire Service Day on May 13, 2000. The firefighters provided station tours" fire safety and emergency preparedness of materials, videos and demonstrations. Dr. Chang thanked Fire Chief,' Peter Banana and staff, stating that this was a very good community outreach program. " ',' Mayor Kovacic noted that City of Sierra Madre Mayor, Rob Stockly, has invited the Arcadia Council to participate in the Sierra Madre Fourth of July Parade. Size & Design of Houses) (New Structures Referring to citizens comments with regard to the size and design of the new houses : ;. ~ .-,~" ::. . . ' ,,' 8. . . ROLL CALL 9. , '. 9a. MINUTES (May 2, 2000) (APPROVED) ,.:.! " Mayor Kovacic stated, in part, that the City Council adopted new R-1 and R-O zoning regulations to reduce the mass scale of new dwellings in October 1999. The new regulations included restricting the height of the front entry and the number of garage openings that faced the street. All dwellings in plan check prior to. the effective date of this ordinance, were allowed to submit plans based on existing City ordinances. The City had one-hundred twenty-one (121) applications submitted through' April 2000, as compared to the entire last year of 82 applications and the year before of 87. There are' not any homes built yet under the new regulations. The homes that are currently being built are under the old regulations. The City will not know how the new regulations will affect the design and size of the structures, probably for another six months. He hoped that it would bring a lot of these structures into conformity with the neighborhood. ' THE CITY COUNCIL RECESSED TO ACT AS THE ARCADIA REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY' .' PRESENT: Agency Members Chandler, Chang, Marshall, Segal and Kovacic ABSENT: None " AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION None. ~ : ~ , . . ~ ~ The 'Minutes of the May 2, 2000 Regular Meeting of the Arcadia Redevelopment Agency' APPROVED on MOTION by Agency Member Segal, seconded by Agency Member Marshall and CARRIED on roll call vote as follGws: . AYES: NOES:, ABSEMT: ' Agency Members Chandler, Chang, Marshall, Segal and Kovacic None I None ADJOURNMENT The meeting of the Arcadia Redevelopment Agency ADJOURNED'to June 6, 2000 at ..' 6:00 p.m.' -.1" ... ,- " /.....,' ~I.: :- I l ~ .'4 5/16/00 I~ I', I I r:11l!.l;; -'/;:1' ~~ . , .,; ~" '.'" "! """. 42:0107 ',1 THE CITY COUNCIL RECONVENED 10. CONSENT ITEMS 10a. MINUTES f\PPROVED the Minutes of the May 2,2000 Regular Meeting. (May 2, 2000) " 05""60 -elJ ~~~AL TR. MAP APPROVED the Final Map of Tract No. 52899 for a 9-unit residential condominium NO. 52899 subdivision at 1122 Arcadia Avenue, provided that prior to recordation of the Tract Map (1122 Arcadia all conditions of approval are complied with to the satisfaction of the City Engineer and Avenue) Public Works Services Director. os-(oO -(,() ~~~AL TR. MAP APPROVED the Final Map of Tract No. 52892 for an 8-unit residential condominium NO. 52892 project at 31-33 Fano Street, provided that before the final map is recorded all (31-33 Fano Sl.) outstanding conditions of approval shall be complied with to the satisfaclion of the City Engineer. .' .l,-E,o 10d. f;nFINAL TR. MAP APPROVED the Final Map of Tract No. 52935 for a 7-unil residential condominium NO. 52935 project at 325 East California Street, provided that before the final map is rscorjed all (325 East outstanding conditions of approval shall be complied with to the satisfaction of the City California) Engineer. Os wtl -41i;!lOe. I FINAL TR. MAP APPROVED the Final Map of Tract No. 52747 for a 7-unit residential condominium NO. 52747 project at 417 California Street, provided that before the final map is recorded all (417 California) outstanding conditions of approval shall be compiied with to the satisfaction of the City Engineer. Os'"""O .00101. . . FINAL TR. MAP ,APPROVED the Final Map of Tract No. 52876 for an 8-unit residential condominium NO. 52876 project at 1115 Fairview Avenue, provided that before the final map is recorded all (1115 Fairview) outstanding conditions of approval shall be complied with to the satisfaction of Ihe City Engineer. 1)1;' () .~ ~~SOLUTION ADOPTED RESOLUTON NO. 6178 entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL NO. 6178 OF THE CiTY OF ARCADIA, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 6057 (S. G. Valley DESIGNATING AN ARCADIA CITY COUNCIL MEMBER AND AN ALTERNATE Council of MEMBER TO THE GOVERNING BOARD OF THE SAN GABRIEL VALLEY COUNCIL Gov'ls. - OF GOVERNMENTS:' (Mayor Gary Kovacic, Delegale and Mayor Pro lem Mickey Kcvacic & Segal, Alternate) Sellal) I 10.1. AWARD AN AGREEMENT (F.AS.T- 5..20-0010 6-3C-0'1) AUTHORIZED the City Manager to enler into an agreement. allowing for. the Police Derarlment's participation in a Joint Powers Authority in Ihe Foothill Air Support Teanl (F.A.S.T.), a regional iaw enforcement helicopter program, to be funded by the assel seizure fund in Ihe amount of $40,444 from May 20, 2000 to June 30, 2001. ^..',,, 10 ", ~ ; ~ 5 5/16/00 :.\.~~~ ,~. "; ~..) . . . ~.....", 42:0108 () 5'<(0.';-110i. . . ........ . '. .' . AWARD PROF. AWARDED a six-month Professional Services Agreement to Lorick Associates in the I SVCS. amount of $41,000 for technical support services related to the implementation of Phase .... AGREEMENT II of the Maintenance Management Information System for the Public Works Services (Phase II - Department: and, AUTHORIZED the City Manager and City Clerk to EXECUTE contract PWD) . agreements in a form approved by the City Attorney. ' ;'. ~'" :". ':-",: I ,1"" THE PRECEDING CONSENT ITEMS"10a, b, c, d. e, 'f, g, hand i APPROVED ON MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBER CHANDLER, SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER CHANG AND CARRIED ON ROLL CALL VOTE AS FOLLOWS: ' AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Councilmembers Chandler, Chang, Marshall, Segal and Kovacic None None 11. 07.]()-~11a. NEW POLICE FACILITY CITY MANAGER .' ... . Don Penman, Development Services Director/City Manager Pro tem, began his presentation regarding the new Police Station by noting that there are a number of phases that are part of the work program for the new police facility including the schematic design, design development, plan check, bidding, construction and post construction. At this time the team of architects, consultant and staff have established the site plan, general building foot print and adjacency's for the various functions within the police department subject to the Council approval. . .... J,.' The proposed building is a two-story structure with approximately 10,000 sq. ft. on the second floor, which will be home for the administration, training and detectives crime I analysis; and the ground floor, 32,000 sq. fl., which includes the jail, locker rooms, patrol, dispatch, records and a public area. The functions have been grouped together based upon how' they relate to each other. The square footage is still growing because the actual size of the offices has not yet been established, but it will not exceed what is in the needs assessment, which is 42,000 sq. ft. The existing police station has to remain in operation during the construction. However, a . . site plan that will call for demolition of the support buildings directly. behind the main' police station, was recommended. The actual front part of the police building will be; '. .. located where those buildings are today. As part of the program some tempora.ry tJacilities for the lOCKer rooms and storage area is needed. Mr. Penman further explained in detail the plans and purposes of using the buildings along Civic Center Drive,.stating in part, that the use of those buildings will allow the City to use a different standard than the central facility requirements under the state building code for police facilities, also, it will . allow the' City to develop bid alternates in the bidding process and list some of the . projects or components to these buildings. . With regard to, the police station parking, Mr. Penman noted that there would be secured . . '.; parking for 56 police cars as well as some employees. As part of the overall civic center plan, architects were asked to submit design alternatives with regard to the parking. The suggestion was to change the existing parking lot along East Huntington Drive, from .' ." angled parking to'ninety (90) degree parking, which will add about 16 more spaces; also, 'creating parking between two existing lots by connecting the two lots, without losing the -trees; which will create about thirty (30) parking spaces. . , .",:, . . ;., .' I~ The next step in the process will be to present for the Council's review and consideration, , . ", within the next month. the actual design of the building and .the physical look of the " ., buHding from the outside. . '. . ."i. " I. ~~ r,li 6 5/16/00 I I "''' 't' . .11b. "'co<"' d' \, PROF. SVCS. AGREEMENT (City Attorney Se.vices - Best, Best & Krieger) I rr'i".,,, '-',"r!l"I~.I , . l~,fJ ""r'" '" ' ',1' 42:0109 Arcadia Police Chief, Dave Hinig, expressed appreciation to WMM Associates for a plan thaI fully addresses all the needs of the Police Department, adjacency's and use of the property to its maximum efficiency, . Mr. Penman noted that the proposed plan maintains the existing access point to the police staiion. The access entry on West Huntington Drive will be for police vehicles only, and the one on East Huntington Drive will be for both public and police vehicles. The existing gate tletween the Armory building and the civic center will be used as an emergency access point. ! City Manager Kelly noted that the next step, if the Council agrees, would be 10 refine the footprint and the floor plans of interior spaces, more importantly this will now allow the design architects to wrap the building and bring alternatives back to the Council for the architectural styling, including materials. It is anticipated that a presentation to the public will be held in July, In response to Council's questions, Mr. Penman stated, in part, that the new building has some expansion possibilities if the need arises in future, however, it is difficult to design a building structurally that might meet building codes twenty years. With regard to the cost of the structure, Mr. Penman noted that there are a lot of different materials that the architect can look at to come up with an attractive building which is an asset to community, within the budget. Councilmember Marshall stated that she is pleased to see the input of employees' taken into consideration, also, she is satisfied with the 10caHon of the offices because it provides for efficient performance. It was MOVED by Mayor Pro tem Segal, secondeo by Councilmember Marshall and CARRIED on rell call vote as follows to APPROVE staff recommendation (option B). AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Councilmembers Chandler, Chang, Marshall, Segal and Kovolcic None None On October 19. 1999 the City Council approved an Agreement for Legal Services with Best, Best & Krieger. Stephen Deitsch was na'med as City Attorney. The Council also directed staff to provide at a future date an evaluation of the services provided by the firm and the assigned City Attorney, Stephen Deitsch, and a recommendation of how to proceed on a more permanent basis. City Manager Kelly, stated in part, that in general, the transition from an in-house to a contract City Attorney has gone well. Staff has confidence in Mr. Deitsch, finds him easy to work with and a consummate professional. Mr. Deitsch is familiar with the ongoing activities of the City due t;> his long term relationship with the City as Special Agency Counsel, and he is committed to providing the City with outstandin!j service in a timely manner. The goal was to save some dollars and more importantly to have a good level of legal services, which has been achieved, The City Council has several options, to continue vdh Best, Best & Krieger, with Mr. Deitsch as City 'Attorney; direct staff to seek proposais from other law firms for City Attorney Services; or go back to a full-time in-hous3 City Attorney. The City Manager recommended continuation of an open-ended contract with Best, Best & Krieger. It was MOVED by Councilmember Chancier, seco~ded by Councilrnember Chang and CARRIED on roll call vote as follows to AUTHORIZE; Ihe City Manager to enter into an '. " 5/16/00 ", \~y. 42:0110 open-ended Agreement for Legal SelVices with Best, Best & Krieger. Said Agreement should contain the same terms and conditions as the current Agreement dated October 20, 1999, including a provision to allow either party to terminate the arrangement upon thirty (30) days notice; and, DIRECT staff to bring back to the City Council for approval any future proposals to change the. terms and conditions of the' Agreement for Legal , SelVices, " . ' " I \ I~ Mayor Kovacic'stated, in part, that he has been velY impressed with' ,Mr. Deitsch and Best, Best & Krieger. From his perspective, a contract City Attorn~y is probably better than having an in-house Attorney. However, his preference. will be to seek RFP's from other law firms in order to see what other firms are charging, AYES: NOES: . ABSENT: Councilmembers Chandler, Chang, Marshall, Segal and Kovacic None None 12. , CITY ATTORNEY , tY "J 12a. I. > \, ORDINANCE' City Attorney Deitsch presented for INTRODUCTION and re.ad,the title of ORDINANCE J\ ~O.6~ NO. 2119' NO. 2119: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY'COUNCIL OF'THE CITY OF ARCADIA, " (Permitted Uses CALIFORNIA, AMENDING SECTION 9273.1.10.1 AND ADDING SECTIONS 9273.1.18 t]'-. j.. 'j S-l Zone and AND 9273.2.10 TO THE ARCADIA MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO PERMITTED Performance USES IN THE S-l ZONE AND ESTABLISHING PERFORMANCE STANDARDS FOR Stds. For CERTAIN NIGHTTIME ACTIVITIES." Nighttime Activities) The City Council at its May 2, 2000 meeting directed staff to prepare an ordinance to (INTRODUCED) allow horseracing and other events to be telecast via satellite feed seven (7) days a week I until no later than 1 :30 a.m. subject to specific performance standards. The proposed Ordinance No. 2119 reflects the Council's direction and staff's opinion. It sets fqrth performance standards including the following: . . Allowing patrons to occupy the outside box seat Club Court and Turf Club areas in order to watch and listen to individual televisions located at tables therein, between 6:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. . . . A requirement that there shall be no parking fee for events taking' place after 6:00 p.m.; and ' . A procedure whereby the Development SelVices Director may approve a request to conduct an event beyond 10:00 p.m., but in no case later than 11 :00 p.m. City Attorney Deitsch, noted a provision on page 4 of the proposed Ordinance No. 2119, Section 9273.2.10(e). to read as follows: In the event that the racetrack desires to conduct an out door event beyond 10:00 p.m. (added ~nderlined word). In response to Mayor Kovacic's query, City Attorney Deitsch stated in part, in the event that the race track desires to conduct an event beyond 10:00 p.m., but in no case continuing past 11 :00 p.m., the race track may submit a written application to the Development SelVices Director at least four (4) weeks prior to the date proposed for such event. The Development SelVices DirectOi shall approve the application, if he reasonably determined that the event was not of a national or international significance then he would presumably send notice to the track of potential code enforcement matter. As the Ordinance No. 2119 is drafted, the neighbors are not required to receive special notice of any kind regarding that application. If the City Council desires to take a different approach the Council can direct staff to draft a revision to this section of the ordinance. I I....... 8 5/16/00 I I I ADJOURNMENT (June 6, 2000) ATTEST: \1' .: ':~-"" ':;r ~;\ 'Ii'!'" .,\.f . "!"',! t . '";';1,''':1,<:"''''''' ,II' , ' 42:0111 Councilmember Chandler noted that the Council's decision at the May 2, 2000. meeting was to experiment with the ordinance, if it fails Council will admit to its failure and Coundi will make changes. COnsiderable discussion ensued. Some Council members felt th~t the City should notify the residents of the requested time extension application and give the residents an opportunity to submit input; others felt that whether the City notifies residents or not, if they are unhappy with the loud noise, they will communicate and express their opinion. J It was MOVED by Coullcilmember Chandler, seconded by Mayor Pro tem Segal and CARRIED on roll call vote as follows that ORDINANCE No. 2119 be and it is hereby INTRODUCED subject to modifications noted by the City Attorney. AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Councilmembers Chandler, Chang, Marshall, Segal and Kovacic None None At 8:45 p.m. the Regular Meeting of the Arcadia City Council ADJOURNED to June 6, 2000, at 6:00 p.m.. in the Conference Room of the Council Chambers for a Regular M3eting to conduct the business of the City Council and Redevelopment Agency and any Closed Se~sion necessary to discuss persannel, litigation maters or eval~ation of properties. ; '. Ga . . ~-J~'~ . e D. ~Iford. ~Ie-rk '\ '.j 5/16/00