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MEETING OF: City Council (Adjourned Regular Meeting)
DATE OF MEETING: January 26, 1982
TIME OF MEETING: 6:OO p.m.
PLACE OF MEETING: Council Chambers COUNCIL \\y % %% % S%
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CALL TO ORDER:
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Packard at
6:02 p.m.
ROLL CALL:
Roll call was taken by the City Clerk:
Present - Packard, Casler, Anear, Lewis, and Kulchin.
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1. AB #6881 - HUMAN SERVICES REPORT.
Mr. Drew Aitken, Redevelopment Department, gave a brief
introduction to the matter. He referenced the draft
Community Services Directory presented to the Council
earlier in the evening, and indicated the desire of the
Committee to update the Directory and mail to all
households in the City. In conclusion, he summarized
recommendations of the Human Services Advisory
Committee as contained in their report.
The members of the Human Services Advisory Committee
were introduced, and Council expressed appreciation
for their efforts.
In response to Council query, Committee Chairman Demy
stated the Committee had discussed in length which
department would be appropriate to oversee the func-
tions of Human Services. She indicated the final
conclusion of the discussion was that it should be a
Council policy decision.
Council discussed the recommendation for assigning a
full time staff person, and the possibility of whether
in fact a part time employee would be sufficient.
Committee member Courson indicated his opinion that a
half time person would suffice. He also suggested the
possibility of encouraging volunteers.
As clarification, Committee indicated they did not
suggest that the City become a provider of services,
but merely make people aware of how to obtain services.
Council directed staff to correct and update the Packard X
Community Services Directory, and to distribute the Cas 1 er xx
Directory to all homes in the City. Anear X
Lewis x
Kulchin X
council approved the six recommendations on page 4 of Packard X
the report, and included the recommendation that a Cas ler xx
half time coordinator position be established. Anear X
Lewis X
Kul chin X
Council Member Anear expressed the need to hire a
separate person for that half time position as opposed
to using an existing employee half time for the
position.
In response to Council query, City Manager indicated
he had no recommendation as yet on the department that
would be appropriate to oversee the Human Services
Committee functions. He indicated a report would be
returned to Council at a later date with a recommenda-
tion.
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[281 2. AB #6878 - COMMERCIAL REHABILITATION LOAN PROGRAM.
Following a brief introduction by Marty Orenyak, the
Building Director, Chris Salamone, Redevelopment,
continued with the staff report. Mr. Salamone explain-
ed the program distributed to Council with the Agenda
Bill briefly, and indicated it would allow a great
deal of flexibility to the Loan Committee.
In response to Council questions, he i%dicated that no
specific bank had as yet been selected; however,
proposals have been received from five banks. He also
indicated that City approval of the program at this
time would not commit any City funds now or in the
future. He stated only block grant funds which Council
approves would be utilized, and that the banks would
qualify the applicants.
Council authorized staff to deposit funds with a local Packard X
lender and to begin a Commercial Rehabilitation Loan Casler X
Program. Anear xx
Lewis X
Kulchin X
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E81 3. AB #6879 - RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION LOAN
PROGRAM.
Mr. Chris Salamone, Redevelopment, gave a brief staff
report on the matter.
In response to Council question, Mr. Salamone stated
that an owner within the appropriate area could apply
for a loan to add a room addition on his house; however,
he would have to agree to certain stipulations.
Council directed staff to begin conducting a locally Packard X
administered Residential Rehabilitation Program. Casler X
Anear X
Lewis X
Kulchin X
130 1 4. AB #6880 - IMPLEMENTATION OF ENERGY AUDIT.
The Building Director, Marty Orenyak, gave a brief I
introduction of the matter and introduced Mr. Stephen
Maybury, representative from San Diego Gas and Electric,
who had prepared the energy audit for the City.
Mr. Maybury expressed appreciation for the City's in-
terest in asking for the energy audit and continuing
with possible implementation of recommendations.
In response to Council questions , he indicated that
implementation of the recommendations would save the
City money at this time as well as during future rate
increases. He also explained the operation of an
economizer unit which he had recommended be installed.
He also commented on the cost of operating individual
heater units by employees.
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In response to Council question, Mr. Orenyak stated
that the existing p'ersonnel do not have the necessary
skills to accomplish all of the tasks outlined in the
Agenda Bill. Therefore only those necessary would be
contracted with private contractors.
Council directed staff to implement the recommendations
contained in the San Diego Gas and Electric energy I audit .
:371 5. AB #6577 - SUPPLEMENT #2 - GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
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Mr. Frank Mannen, Assistant City Manager/Administratio
gave a brief introduction to the matter.
Council discussed the following goals and objectives: I
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Discussion related to the new condominiums near
the Magee House and possibility of implementing
a design review plan in the City. Council Member
Casler commented on a design review plan she had
prepared several years previously, and indicated
she would prepare an Agenda Bill to bring forward
to Council for consideration of the matter.
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Council indicated that North County Transit
District is currently working on the project.
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Council questioned whether in fact the City is
paying the YMCA for the use of the 1.agoon when
the City owns the P.agoon.
In response, Building Director indicated that the
YMCA charges the City for use of their facilities,
and not the P.agoon.
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Council questioned which lagoons this related to.
Mr. Mannen indicated a response would be returned
to Council on the matter at a later date.
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Discussion indicated the need to clarify that the I
~ current committee is working only on the Buena
Vista Lagoon.
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Council requested a status report on the matter of
coordinating the stop lights on Elm Avenue from
Pi0 Pic0 to 'Carlsbad Boulevard. Council also
discussed striping and reflectors on various City
streets, and requested a report on costs and other
factors if the striping were to be increased.
F- 2 - Council indicated the Energy Award Program should
be included.
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Council requested a report on the programs which
are self supporting to explain costs and fees.
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Council requested a report which would show a
comparison of the old processing procedures with
the new processing procedures and time required
for both. Also to be included in the report are
actions taken by Council which will shorten the
processing time.
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Council discussed whether action should be taken
to establish a Cultural Arts Commission.
The City Manager reported on the activities in the
Library relating to cultural arts as well as the
school district's new Cultural Art Center.
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Council indicated the desirability of possibly
holding meetings in the south part of the City
when items of interest to those residents are on
the Agenda.
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Following brief discussion, Council agreed to
remove objective B-1-3 from the goals program.
Further Council discussion related to the process to be
utilized in updating the goals and receiving citizen
input.
It was the consensus of Council that staff set the
matter to public hearing on February 9, 1982, following
which Council Members Casler and Kulchin would compile
the information and present it to Council for consid- . eration.
OFF AGENDA ITEMS
Council agreed to add the matter of the request from
the City of Oceanside regarding a truck route to the
Agenda for Council cons ideration.
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Truck Route - Oceanside Beach Sand Replenishment
The City Manager gave a report on the matter and
distrubuted a memorandum dated January 26, 1982
from the City Engineer regarding the request of
the City of Oceanside to use the City of Carlsbad's
street as a truck route in their sand replenishment
project. He indicated that the matter needed
Council consideration since there was no question
about the fact that citizens in the neighborhood of
the truct route would be inconvenienced and would
complain.
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He indicated if Council approves the request of
the City of Oceanside, that conditions would be
applied such as requiring daily cleanup of spilled
sand, limiting the hours of operation, limiting
the days of operation, and repairing damage to
the City streets.
Council discussion related to whether the large
trucks could make the sharp turn from Carlsbad
Boulevard to Mountain View Drive, and effect the
traffic safety in the area.
Council approved the request of the City of Packard X
Oceanside for a temporary truck route as explained Casler xx
in the memorandum dated January 26, 1982, subject Anear X
to the review and approval by the Police Chief , Lewis X
allowing the City Manager and the Police Chief the Kulchin X
flexibility to make necessary adjustments, and
making the Police Chief and City Manager responsibl:
for all complaints.
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Council Member Casler reported on the activity of
Judi Missett and her opening an art center in the
City to teach dancing and drama free.
ADJOURNMENT
By proper motion, the meeting was adjourned at 8:49 pm.
Respectfully submitted,
&d#- AL8THA L. RAUTENKRANZ
City Clerk