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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1980-05-13; City Council; MinutesCItZ) &JL UUb'iBUEB~ COUNCII Meeting of: CITY COUNCIL (Work Study Session) Time of Meeting: 7:OO P.M. Date of Meeting May 13, 1980 Place of Meeting: City Council Chambers ( 2 9) 1. 1980-81 BUDGET OVERVIEI4. The City Manager began with a brief introduction of the matter, referencing an 18-page summary of the proposed budget presented to Council prior to the meeting. ' With the aid of transparencies, he reviewed the contents of the summaries presented to Council , detai 1 ing the estimated revenue and expenditures for the next fiscal year. Also displayed were graphs showing the increase in employees from 1977 to that proposed in 1981. He concluded the presentation by explaining the issues which will affect the budget and the projected calendar of events leading to adoption of the budget. In discussing the proposed budget meeting dates, Councilma Lewis requested, and Council concurred that the matter should be properly noticed to the public by newspapers prior to the meetings shceduled for May 22 and 28, 1980, to be held at the St. Elizabeth Seton Church and the Harding Street Community Center, respectively. CARLSBAD PACIFIC BUSINESS PARK PRESENTATION. Mr. Bernie Fipp, 7330 Engineer Road , San Diego, Cay representing the Koll Company, began the presentation to Council by displaying an aerial photograph of the land north of Palomar Airport which is the proposed location of Carlsbad Pacific Business Park. Mr. Fipp reported on the history and background of the Koll Company, and displayed a slide presentation showing various projects in other cities built or owned by Koll Company. Mr. Fipp then displayed a wall exhibit of a proposed site plan for the proposed business park, explaining the areas within the City 1 imi ts and the area in the unin- corporated area of the County. Also displayed was a map showing the proposed land use plan of the area. He continued by outlining the benefits which would be derived by the City from development of such a business park, and expressed the need to process a General Plan Amendment, an annexation, building of a water reclamation satellite sewer plant, airport expansion which would have an effect on the park and vernal pools lying in the area. Mr. Fipp introduced Mr. Wi 11 iam Foley of Larry Seeman Associates, Inc., 500 Newport Center Drive, Suite 525, Newport Beach, CA. Mr. Foley addressed Council explaining the proposed general plan amendment and the reason for Mr. Bob Ladwig, Rick Engineering, 2088 Pi0 Pic0 Drive, Carlsbad, then addressed Council explaining the area to be annexed and current problems with annexation due to the required agreement between cities and the County regarding the matter of the tax split. VCitlp ot KarL$Ui30 COUNCI -2- May 13, 1980 Mr. Fipp continued with the presentati,on briefly ex- .plaining the proposed satellite plant to be built in the area. He also indicated that 9Wof the owners'in the Palomar service basin had expressed a desire to participatc in the construction of the proposed oversizing of a line which will be initiated by San Marcos County Water Distric.1 which will be for outfall. Mr. Beckman further explained the proposed line to be constructed by San Marcos County Water District, and the .point at which oversizing would be desirable for use by the City at such time as sate1 li te plants of the City would have lines connecting into that outfall line. . Mr. Fipp then continued, referencing the controversial airport expansion issue, and expressed the desire to cooperate with the desires of the community on the issue. He referenced the proposed site plan and the portion of the proposed development which would be required by the County for expansion if same were approved. Mr. Wi 11 ia.m Fannon of .Lowry & Associates, 3505 Camino del Rio, South, Suite 334, San Diego, addressed Council in response to questions regarding the proposed size of the reservoir for the proposed satellite plant and the groundwater standards. He responded to further questions regarding possible usage of the reclaimed water. Mr. Fipp continued stating that there is a cluster of 17 vernal pools in the project area as well as 3 which are scattered. He indicated the 17 pools would be preserved. In conclusion, Mr. Fipp requested Council consideration of lifting the planning moratorium from the area in order that they may process different matters concurrently. In this regard, he requested that the matter be placed on the agenda for Council discussion at the next regular meeting. Mayor Packard indicated the request was noted and the matter would be on the agenda for Council discussion at their meeting of May 20, 1980. Council recognized Mr. Joe Bastone, 7225 San Lucas, Carlsbad, who had filed a Request to Speak form. Mr. Bastone expressed approval of the presentation, but questioned whether housing would be available for the additional employees the park would bring into the City. RECESS: Mayor Packard called a recess at 9:04 P.M. and Council reconvened at 9:23 P.M. with four Council members present. 3. DEVELOPER CONCERNS - DON WOODWARD PRESENTATION. Mr. Don Woodward, the Woodward Companies, 5100 Campus Drive, Newport Beach, Ca, addressed Council. Mr. Woodward stated he was addressing Council as a representative of the land development.and home building industry. He briefly addressed current financial problems facing developers, and expressed the desire to work with staff and the City,in providing housing developments. He then introduced Mr. A1 Nevin of Sandford Goodkin & Associates, Del Mar. Mr. Nevin addressed Council outlining- his perception of the growth which will occur in San Diego County and North San Diego County in the future and effects ... .. .. JXL. i t 1. I I 1 clL1t.p 01 Qarlsusao -3- COUNCI 7 e 8 - I May 13, 1980 it could possibly have on the City and the types of housing which will be needed. (99)' 4. BUENA WOODS 11. (CT 77-21 The City Manager gave a brief introduction of the matter and briefly referenced the Memorandum from Bud Plender dated April 30, 1980, which responded to a previous in- quiry by Councilman Lewis regarding the amphi theater within that development. Staff indicated' the development occurring at present is in compl iance with the approved PUD. Council indicated that the presentation to Council with regard to development of the amphitheater was different from that actually approved.. Further, if the amphitheater is not to be developed for pub1 ic usage for plays, the public should be informed of the matter. Council recognized Mr. Bill Snow of Broadmoor. Homes, the developer-. Mr. Snow explained the current development status of the project. He indicated they had previously determined to move the homes back further from the slope, and if Council desired the slopes to remain, they would leave the slopes. In response to Council inquiry, Dave Bradstreet, the Parks and Recreation Director, stated he had previously studied the area and recommended it be used.as a passive park and 1 eft in its natural state. Therefore, the developer's cutting of the slopes would reduce possible danger and 1 iabil ity. Following further discussion regarding the slopes and usage of the amphitheater, Council concurred that the matter besent to the Parks & Recreation Commission for further review and report. EXECUTIVE SESSION: Mayor Packard called an Executive Session at 10:32 P.M. for the purpose of discussing personnel and meet and confer matters. Council reconvened at 11:34 P.M. with four members present and the Mayor announced that Meet and Confer and personnel had been discussed and no action th ken. ADJ,OURNMENT: By proper motion, the meeting was adjourned at 11:34 P.M. Respectfully submitted, &ip#y ALETHA L. RAUTENKRANZ City Clerk 156 - .J .i ..