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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1980-06-10; City Council; Minutesursg. Vb WWPt.-9"""-.r COUNCII - e 8 uwy Ub ~UlLtsUCars Page 2 COUNCl Sharon Delphenich, Director of Project Oz, addressed Council in response to their questions. She. indicated Carl sbad is currently the only.1ocal city which contributes to the Projec Councilman Lewis requested a further report from staff re contributions made by other local cities to other organi za- Remai nder of Budget Kenneth Chris , 2971 State Street, Carlsbad, addressed Council requesting consideration of including funds in the budget for beginning a General Plan update and revision. Anthony J. Skotnicki, 3535 Bedford Circle, Carlsbad, address- ed Council expressing the need for a determination as to what public facilities will be required,, where they will be required, and when they will be required. Further, he in- dicated that in order to make such determinations, the growth management program should be completed. He therefore requested the funds for the growth management program be reinstated in the budget. Mr. Skotnickii also suggested that funds be included for a Crime Prevention Office. He ques- tioned the status of a previously approved Information Referral position, and reiterated his previous request for funds to solve a drainage problem on Carl sbad Boulevard. Councilwoman Casler queried whether the drainage problem was addressed in the prior year's CIP budget. She also stated the Information Referral position was being processed Jeff Crisman , 3485 Val1 ey Street, addressed Council express- ing concurrence with the remarks of Kenneth Chris. Alice Beach, 4055 Syme Drive, addressed Council expressing opposition to the charging of a Public Facilities Fee. RECESS: Mayor Packard called a recess at 8:40 P.M. and Council reconvened at 8:55 P.M. with four Council members .. this regard, he suggested Council may wish to reconsider possible uses for the area and request a staff report on The City Manager stated the City could continued with their 1 ease of the beach for an additional year to allow time for a thorough study of the matter. However, $33,000 would then need to be included in the budget to provide lifeguard - B @ blry UL XbMILsuwsP Page 4 COUNCEL