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Meeting of: CITY COUNCIL (Regular Meeting)
Date Time of of Meeting: Meeting: August 6:OO p.m. 7, 1984 \\k 5
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CALL TO ORDER: The meting was called to order by Mayor Casler at 6:OO p.m.
ROLL CALL was as follows :
Present: Council Members Casler, Lewis, Kulchin, Chick and Prescott.
Absent : None.
INVOCATION was given by Mayor Casler.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE was led by Council Memkr Lewis.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES : (applroved by one mtion )
Minutes of the Regular Meeting held July 17, 1984, were X Casler
approved as presented. Lewis X
Kulchin xx
Chick X Prescott X
Minutes of the Adjourned Regular Meeting held July 24, Casler X
1984, were approved as presented. Lewis X
Kulchin xx
Chick X
Prescott X
Mayor Casler announced the Carlsbad High School Girls Basketball team is going to China, and the sendoff will
be August 10. Council Membezr Lewis will present the team with four proclamations to take with them.
CONSENT CALEmDAR:
Council Membezr Lewis asked to have Items 3 and 4 remved from the Consent Calendar.
Council mnfimd the action of the Consent Calendar, Casler X
with the exception of Items 3 and 4, as follows: Lewis X
Kulchin X Chick xx
Prescott X
lrJAIvER OF ORDINANCE TEXT READING:
Council waived the reading of the text of all ordinances
and resolutions at this meting.
(59) 1 . AB #7812 - RATIFICATION OF DEMANDS AGAINST THE CITY,
Council ratified the paymnt of demands against the City in the amount of $1,523,135.76, for the period July 13 to August 2, 1984; and Payroll demands in the
amount of $642,259.55, for the period July 2 to July 29, 1984; and Housing demands in the munt of
$62,553-93, for the period July 13 to August 2, 1984.
(99) 2. AI3 #7830 - FINAL MAP FOR CARLSBAD TRACT 84-6 -
CAWlsBAD INN.
Council approved the final map of Carlsbad Tract 84-
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CONSENT CALENDAR: (Continued)
3. Withdrawn from Consent Calendar.
4. Withdrawn from Consent Calendar.
5. AB #7832 - ACCEPTANCE OF A PORTION OF CARRILL0 WAY
(MS 615).
Council adopted RESOulTION No. 7686, accepting a grant deed for public road and public utility
purposes.
6. AR #7833 - ACCEPTANCE OF A FofiTION OF PINE AVENUE. I
Council adopted RESOLUTION No. 7687, accepting a grant deed for road purposes,
7. AB #7834 - AGREEMENT TD PROCESS CITATIONS FOR STATE
PARK VIOLATIONS. I
Council adopted REsoMlTION No. 7688, authorizing
the City Manager to execute an agreement with the
State Department of Parks and Recreation for the processing of certain citations issued by park
rangers.
8. AB #7835 - 1984-85 APPFXIPRIATION LIMIT. I
Council adopted RESOLUTION No, 7835, establishing
the 1983-84 appropriation limit as required by
Article XIIIB of the California State Constitution
and State Law.
9. AB #7789 - Supplement #1 - TAMARACK AVENUE -
SUNNYHILL TO SEINE - CONTRACT NO. 3143. ~~
Council adopted RESOLUTION NO. 7690, accepting
bids, authorizing the execution of Contract No.
3143 and transferring funds for mnstruction of Tamarack Avenue from Sunnyhill Drive to Skyline
Road.
10. AB #7729 - Supplement #1 - CENTRAL BUSINESS STORM
DRAIN PKNECT NO. 3085,
Council adopted RESOLUTION NO. 7691 , accepting bids and authorizing the execution of Contract No. 3085 for the mnstruction of the Central Business Storm
Drain.
11. AB #7836 - 1984-85 CCMPENSATION PLAN FOR COUNCIL
APPOINTED OFFICIALS.
Council adopted RESOLUTION NO. 7692, adopting a
compensation plan for Council-appointed officials I
for-the 1984-85 fiscal year.
12. AB #7837 - CLERICAL STAFF CHANGE IN ENGINEERING
DEPARD@NT.
Council adopted RESOLUTION No. 7693, approving the
clerical staff structure change for the Engineering I Department for fiscal year 1984-85.
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CONSENT CALENDAR (Continued)
1 3. AI3 #7838 - A" ?o CLASSIFICATION PLAN.
Council adopted RESOLUTION No. 7694, amending the classification plan of the City of include the classification of Principal Civil Engineer -
Traffic.
14. AB #7000 - Supplement #2 - USE AGREEMENT WITH
UNDEFWATER SCHOOLS OF AMERICA.
Council adopted RESOLUTION No. 7695, approving an
agreement between the City of Carlsbad and the
Underwater Schools of America, Inc., for use of the
cornunity swim axrplex to mnduct an instructional
skin and scuba diving program and authorizing the Mayor to execute said agreement.
15. AB #6931 - Supplement #2 - USE AGREEMENT WITH NOF3'H COAST AQUATICS.
Council adopted RESOLUTION No, 7696, approving an agreement between the City of Carlsbad and the North Coast Aquatics, Inc,, for use of the Comnunity Swim
Complex to conduct a competitive swim program and authorizing the Mayor to execute said agreement.
16. AI3 #7839 - DESTRUCTION OF RECORDS.
Council adopted RESOLUTION NO. 7697, authorizing the destruction of certain records kept by the Purchasing Department.
17. AI3 #7840 - F3JIES AND REEXJLATIONS FOR RECLAIMED WATER SERVICE,
Council adopted RESOLUTION No, 7698, adopting rules and regulations for reclaimed water service.
18. AI3 #7841 - INTERIOR DESIGN SEEVICE FOR PUBLIC
SAFGIlI AND SEHVICE CENTER.
Council adopted RESOLUTION No, 7699, approving an agreement between the City of Carlsbad and Designtech for interior design services for the
Public Safety and Service Center and authorizing the Mayor to execute said agreement.
19. AI3 #3744 - Supplement #2 - RENEWAL OF AQIEEMENT WITH OCLC.
Council adopted RESOLUTION NO. 7700, approving the renewal agreement with OCLC.
20. AB #6619 - Supplement #1 - ACCEPTANCE OF OFF-SITE PUBLIC IMPF0-S - CT 74-25 - TANGLEWOOD.
Council accepted inprovements, authorized the City
Clerk to release bonds, and directed the Utilities and Maintenance Departments to mmnce mintaining
the public streets associated with this subdivision.
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ITENS WITHDFVWN FROM CONSENT CALENDAR:
3. AB #7125 - Supplement #2 - TENTATIVE MAP EXTENSION -
CT 82-12 - CAFXSBAD HIGHLAM).
4. AB #7817 - TENTATIVE MAP EXTENSION - CT 82-4
BIRTCHER BUSINESS CENTER.
Council Member Lewis stated he asked for these two item to be withdrawn to question whether tentative mps that
are extended muld include a condition added which wxld mean that any changes made to City ordinances would automatically apply to extended mps.
City Attorney Vincent Biondo stated his belief that a
voluntary program had been worked out where developers
requesting extensions agree to bring their mps up to
standards and add necessary mnditions at the time of
extension.
City Engineer Ron Beckman reported the mps are reviewed,
and if there are substantive danges, they are brought t)
the City Council's attention.
Council adopted the following Resolutions: Casler X
Lewis xx
RESOLUTION No. 7675, approving an extension of time Kulchin X
for tentative mp CT 82-12 subject to certain Chick X
conditions. Presmtt X
RESOLUTION NO. 7676, approving an extension of time for tentative mp CT 82-4 subject to certain
conditions.
ORDINANCES FOR ADOFTION:
21. AI3 #7826 - ADDITIONAL REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS.
Council adopted the following Ordinance: Casler xx
Lewis X
ORDINANCE No. 1273, AMENDING TITLE 1 , CHAPTER 1.20 OF Kulchin (absc nt 1 THE CAEUSBAD MUNICIPAL CODE BY THE AMENDMENT OF SECTION Chick X
1.20.010 TO PFOVIDE FOR REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE CITY Prescott X
COUNCIL ON THE FIRST FOUR TUESDAYS OF EACE! "J3.
22. AI3 #6857 - Supplement #I - CITY COUNCIL SALARIES.
Council adopted the following Ordinance: X Casler Lewis xx
ORDINANCE No. 1272, AMENDING TITLE 2, CHAP'IER 2.04, OF Kulchin (absmt
MEMBERS OF "E CITY COUNCIL.
X Prescott 2.04.01 0 TO INCREX3E THE COMI?EFlSATION OF THE M?iYOR AM)
X Chick THE CAEUSEAD MUNICIPAL CODE BY THE - OF SECTION 1
PUBLIC HEARINGS:
23. AB #7818 - Supplement #3 - GENERAL PLAN AMENIxllENT
AND PRE-ANNEXATIONAL ZONE CHANGE - GPA/LU 84-4/ZC-305 -
ROBEF3SON.
Charles Grim, Principal Planner, gave the staff reprt
as mntained in the Agenda Bill, using a transparency to
shaw the site and a graphic showing the spacing between
existing mmrcial areas on El Camino Real, and
indicating the relationship between the existing sites and the proposed site.
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PUBLIC HEApRx;S : (Continued )
Council Member Prescott stated that there had been a question as to whether he had a mnflict of interest on
this item and that a letter had been received from the Fair Political Practices Comission stating they felt there was no mnflict of interest,
In answer to Council question, City Engineer Ron J3eclaMn stated there auld be no access from El Camino Real; and
if they require access, it would have to be from Kelly
and it would have to be signalized by the applicant.
Staff indicated the spacing between shopping centers on
El Camino was a mile and a half.
Mayor Casler qened the public hearing at 6:30 p.m. and issued the invitation to speak.
Mayor Casler mnnnented that each Council Merhr had talked with persons representing both sides in this matter.
Mr. Jim Hicks, 6994 El Camino Real, representing the property mer, addressed Council stating this was a planning issue and nothing else. Mr. Hicks indicated there was no shwing center within a mile to a mile and a half of this proposed center and the population indicated within a mile of this intersection represents
25 percent of Carlsbad's total population.
Mr. Hicks discussed the accesses to this center and the downgrading to C-I. He pointed out the center would be buffered on all sides and would have excellent ingress
and egress as a neighborhood shopping center.
Mr. Elliott Murdock, 4667 Coralwood Circle, Member of Board of Directors of Homeowners Association, Palisades Development, addressed Council protestinu the dhanqe from residential to mmerical zone. He stated the green belt along El Camino Real could be kept better as residential rather than conunercial.
Mr. Murdock stated there is a flooding problem at that
intersection and he expressed mncern about the City
having to correct the drainage problem. He stated he
would like to see some studies mde on the drainage
issue. Mr. Murdock also mntioned the Fer lines
in that area, where no buildings auld be placed
underneath them.
Mayor Casler stated the general plan does show this as
residential, but mmrcial is allowed in residential
areas.
In answer to the question regarding the drainage, staff stated that at the time of a site plan the drainage problem would be mnditioned. A zone change is the only request at the present time.
Mr. Richard Hulbert, 4722 Ambemood Court, addressed
Council, asking who would pay for the storm drain at the intersection; he felt there were shopping centers nearby, including the Country Store, Mr. Hulbert also
felt there would be a traffic problem at that intersection.
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Mrs. Ramona Finnila, Trieste Drive, addressed Council stating the area is growing too fast too soon and she
felt Council was not regulating that growth enough, She stated Sierra Morena was a high density, high crime area with a high turnover in property. She stated the grawth needs to be slowed down in Carlsbad.
Mrs. Finnila stated Kelly School is overcrowded at the present time and traffic on El Camino Real needs to be slowed down in order to get the children safely across.
Mrs, Finnila concluded, stating she did not want
unneeded homes or oomrcial areas.
Mrs. Arlene Winthrop, 4435 La Portalada Drive, spoke, stating she did not want the neighborhood to dmnge to
high density or comrcial. She felt it should remain medium to low single family density.
Mr. Eric Wiseman, 4826 Kelly Drive, spoke to Council stating he drives out Kelly to El Camino Real each mrning and there is a serious traffic problem there now, He stated he visited 107 has and asked for opinions on this proposed center, and 99 homes were opposed. Mr. Wiseman presented his petition to the Council for the record.
Mr. Jim Hicks spoke in rebuttal, stating the applicant would met with the people in the area and work out the problems.
Since no one else wished to speak on this matter, the public hearing was closed at 7:09 p.m.
Council Member Lewis stated El Camino Real is supposed to be a scenic aorridor. He also indicated the traffic circulation in that area was a concern to him. He expressed the opinion that if this area were comercial, the property mer across the street would also request comrcial.
Council Member Prescott added his concern regarding the traffic on El Ckno Real and the mmrcialization of
El Camino Real.
Council instructed the City Attorney's Office to Casler X
prepare documents denying GPA/LU 84-4/ZC-305, Lewis xx
Kulchin X
Chick X
Prescott X
(,I 08) 24. AB #7819 - VARIANCE APPEAL - V-357 - NATIVE SUN.
Charles Grimm, Principal Planner, gave the staff report on this item as aontained in the Agenda Bill, using a
transparency to shw the location of the project.
Mayor Casler apened the public hearing at 7:21 p.m. and
issued the invitation to speak.
Mr. Robert Sukup, Native Sun, 110 Escondido Avenue,
Vista, addressed Council, giving them photographs showing the existing six-foot walls on Ocean Street, and stating there is a public access to the beach along the southerly side of this property which could disturb residents if the wall were not there, "-
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PUBLIC HEARINGS: (Continued)
Mr. Sukup discussed the proposed wall and stated they
proposed to landscape in front of the wall, and the
homemers muld mintain the wall.
Mr, Allen Jackson, 240 Pacific Avneue, gave a copy of his remarks to the Council Members and stated he had a
petition from over 400 users of the beach. He wanted to preserve his right to view, He suggested an alternative to a solid wall be considered, such as a wrought iron
fence, For information purposes, Council Member Lewis
stated people do not have a right to view and this
Council had lost a murt suit on that issue trying to
retain a view.
Mr. Richard Lee, 219 Normandie Lane, addressed Council,
stating the noise muld be reflected off of a wall in
that area and would bounce back across the street to the homes there.
Mr, Eric Naiman, 2448 Ocean Street, spoke against the
wall, stating the public access needs to be apen to insure the safety of children at the beach so parents can view their &ildren playig on the beach,
Mr. Mike Mahoney, President of Native Sun, spoke in rebuttal, stating the wall was inportant to them and it was not something new--it was on the site plan. He stated there muld be a 55-foot opening in the wall for the driveway. Further, a 42-inch wall muld be allowed I
by code, but a 6-foot wall is requested.
The City Manager stated the wall along the beach access could be 6 feet high without a variance,
Since no one else wished to speak on this item, the public hearing was closed at 7:54 p.m.
Council discussion centered on the reflection of sound off of the wall. Landscaping was discussed, with staff con-mnting the size of the landscaping auld be conditioned, The comnt was mde that there are existing walls up and &wn the street, sore of which are legal and some which are not.
Council directed the City Attorney's Office to prepare Casler X
documents approving V-357, with additional mndition Lewis xx
requiring mture, fully developed shrubbery to be used Kulchin
for landscaping the wall, and verification by City Staff Chick X
of same. Presmtt
RECESS :
Mayor Casler declared a recess at 8:06 Pam,, and Council re-convened at 8:15 p.m., with all Members present.
Bill Hofman, Principal Planner, stated he muld give a
joint presentation on Item #25 and Item #26,
(99) 25. AB #7842 - TEWTATIVE MAP AND PLANNED UNIT
DEVEIBF" - CT 83-19/PUD-56 - CALAVERA HILLS CQ. -
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(99) 26, AB #7843 - TENTATIVE MAP AND PLJUJNED UNIT
DEVELOP" - CT 83-32/PUD-62 - cAI;AvERA HILLS 0, -
VILLAGE Q.
Mr. Hofman used a transparency of the location map shah the two sites and used a wall mp for his presentation. One map showed Village Q and one Village T, and the master plan map shawed the location of the two villages they relate to the entire Calavera Hills plan, including
the school site, Another wall map showed the types of products to be used in those villages and the recreation areas,
Mr. Hofman stated there was concern whether the top density was justified and a condition had been added
requiring the developer to @rove a private recreational area on the school site. He stated the intent of the Planning Conmission was for the applicant 1
inprove the park area and the homeowners of Villages T a Q to maintain this area.
i t Mr. Hofman explained there was an addition to Condition in Resolution #2292 and Condition 22 in Resolution #2289 to state, "if the site is not developed as a school, a three-acre recreational area shall be incorporated into such future development on the site." In response to Council query, Mr. Hofman stated the three-acre recreational site was to be mnprised of ballfields. 1 Mayor Casler opened the public hearing at 8:26 p.m.
and issued the invitation to speak.
Mr. Cedric Sanders, 110 West C Street, San Diego, spoke t
Council, stating the conditions were acceptable as
presented by staff with the exception of the condition regarding the school site. He read from the minutes of
the Planning Corranission, stating the park area could be
there for several years. He stated they were willing to go along with the park site, with adding six words to thc
last sentence, 'I or developed as a residential development". Mr. Sanders stated he did not believe the ballfields were to be a permanent condition. He stated
they did not understand it to be a tradeoff for higher
density.
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Mr. Sanders traced the history of the entire project from 1976 up to the present time, using wall maps to indicate the changes made during those years.
In answer to query, Mr. Sanders stated the school has ten years to decide whether or not they will use the
school site according to the Master Plan.
Since no one else wished to speak on this item, the
public hearing was closed at 8:44 p.m.
In discussion, it was again stated that this recreational area on the school site would be private, maintained by the homeowners in Villages Q and T and would be for their use,
Mayor Casler stated if the school did not develop this site, she wanted the Council to consider this area again
at that time to determine whether it should be retained,
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Council directed the City Attorney's Office to prepare documents approving CT 83-19/PUD-56, with mdification of Condition #22; and CT 83-32/PD62, with mdification
of Condition #20, as requested by staff, and as follows:
If the site is not aquired by the schml district within the time limits of the mter plan, the City
Council shall determine whether or not to require the
three-acre area to be maintained as a part of any
residential development of the site.
Mayor Casler announced Item #32 would be taken out of order at this time.
Parks and Recreation
( 70) 32. AB #7847 - BOBBY SOX ALL STAR TEAM DONATION.
Dave Bradstreet, Parks & Recreation Director, introduced
Mr. Jerry Edwards, who was present to ask for a contribution to help send the Carlsbad Bobby Sox to the National Chanpionship in Buena Park.
Mr. Jerry Edwards, 3980 Adam Street, addressed Council, shaving a newspaper article in tonight's paper. There was a chart shawing the goal to be reached in contributions, and the Bobby Sox are about one-half of the way to their goal.
Mayor Casler reconnnended and then mved to donate $500 to the Bobby Sox fund.
Council Member Chick mved to amend the amount to $1,000.00. Motion died for lack of a second.
Council adopted the following Resolution:
RESOLUTION NO. 7701, AE'PR3VING THE TRANSFER OF REVENUE
FM THE CIONTISENCY FUND To THE CCXWUNITY SEFWICES
ACCOUNT FOR A cr>NTRIBUTION To THE CARLSBAD WBBY SOX
ALL STAR TEAM. The amount of $500.00 to be inserted
into the Resolution,
Council voted to oonsider other team such as Little League, and Soccer, involved in national competition in a similar manner,
( 1 1 2) 27. AB #6790 - Supplement #3 - WEED ABATEMENT Pt"E3LIC HEARING,
Mr. Brian Watson, Batt'l Chief, Fire Department, gave the staff report as contained in the Agenda Bill.
Mayor Casler apened the public hearing at 9:28 p.m. and issued the invitation to speak. Since no one wished to
speak on this item, the public hearing was closed.
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Council adopted the foll.awing Resolution and directed the City Clerk to file a certified copy of the
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X Chick 17, 1984: xx Kulchin Resolution with the County Auditor on or before August X Lewis
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RESOLUTION No. 7703, CONFIRMING THE REPOKI' OF THE FIRE CHIEF SHOWING COST OF WEED ABATEMENT XAINST EACH PARCEL
OF LAND IN SAID EPOF!!I', CONFIRMING THE COST, AND PROVIDING FOR COLLECTION ON THE REGULAR TAX BILL.
DEPARTMENTAL AND CITY MANAGER REFOKI'S:
Planning
(11 3, 28. AB 7774 - Suppkment #1 - EL CAMIN0 REAL CORRIDOR (114) STUDY - ZCA - 169/ZC 293.
Bill Hofman, Principal Planner, gave the staff report as contained in the Agenda Bill, using a transparency to shsw the five areas of El Camino Real as divided by
the Corridor Plan.
Council introduced the follawing Ordinances and adopted Casler X
the following Resolution: kwis X
Kulchin
X Prescott I OF THE cARI;sBAD MUNICIPAL CODE BY ADDING SECTIONS
xx Chick ORDINANCE NO. 9725, AMENDING TITLE 21, CHAPTER 21.40,
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21.40.010(5), 21.40.045, 21,40.115 AND 21.40.117 10
1NCORPO"I'E SCENIC CORRIDOR STUDIES INID THE SCENIC PRESERVATION OVERLAY ZONE.
ORDINANCE NO. 9726, AMENDING !TITLE 21 OF THE CARLSBAD MUNICIPAL CODE BY AMENDING THE ZONING MAP FOR A ZONE
CHANGE 10 PLACE THE SCENIC PRESERVATION (S-P) OVERLAY
ZONE ON ALL PIROPEIITY WITH ERONTAGE AILING EL CAMIN0 REAL.
RESOLUTION NO. 7642, APP- "THE EL CAMIN0 REX, Casler X
CORRIDOR DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS". Lewis X
Kulchin xx Chick X
Prescott X
City Attorney
(67) 29. AB #7844 - INCREASING FINES FOR VIOLATIONS OF THE
CARLSJ3AD MUNICIPAL CODE.
City Attorney Vincent Biondo gave the staff report on this item as contained in the Agenda Bill.
Council introduced the follawing Ordinance: Casler X
Lewis X
ORDINANCE NO. 1274, AMENDING TITLE 1, CHAPTER 1.08 OF
X Prescott 1.08.010 'IO DOUBLE lXE FINES IMPOSED FOR VIOLATIONS OF
X Chick TJ3E cARI;sBAD MUNICIPAL CODE BY THE AMENDMENT OF SECTION
xx Kulchin
THE PROVISIONS OF THE CARLSBAD MUNICIPAL CODE.
30. AI3 #7845 - CONSUMETION OF ALCOHOLIC BECTERAGES OJY
(70) (") BLUFFS ADJACENT TO BEACH.
City Attorney Vincent Biondo reported this Ordinance was
requested by the Police Department, and required a 4/5
vote of the Council.
Police Chief Jim0 reported this would include the area taken out by the Judge when this was tested before, and
signs would be installed along the bluffs.
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Council introduced the following Ordinance: Casler
Chick THE cARI;sBAD MJNICIPAL CODE BY 'IHE - OF SECTION
xx Kulchin ORDINANCE NO. 3174, AMENDING TITLE 8, CHAPTER 8.44 OF
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X Presmtt 8.44.020 TO ADDITIONALLY PROHIBIT THE 03NSUMPTION OF
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ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ON BLUFFS ADJACENT TO 'I€IF, BEACH.
Planning
(1 14) 31. AB #7846 - HOSPITAL OVERLAY ZONE.
City Manager Frank Aleshire gave the report on this item as contained in the Agenda Rill.
Council discussion reflected concern about effects a hospital would have on surrounding areas. Comnts reflected agreement to amsider the zone with qhasis
on environmental impact reports which would be required for any proposed project should the zone be established.
Council adopted the following Resolution of Intention: Cas ler X Lewis X
RESOLUTION OF INTENTION No. 1 71 , DECLARING ITS ITENTION Kulchin X
To COJVSIDER AN AMENDMENT OF TITLE 21 OF THE CARCSBAD Chick xx
MUNICIPAL CODE. X Presmtt
Parks and Recreation
32. This item was taken up follming Item #26.
City Manager
(.62) 33. AB #7848 - LEGISLATIVE ISSUES.
Council mved to support Item #1, AB 1235 (Frazee) -
Trauma Center.
X Casler
X Prescott
X Chick
xx Kulchin X Lewis
Council Member Chick questioned whether SB 2137 would really have any effect on the City, and suggested additional information was needed prior to opposing the legislation.
Council mved to appose Item #2 - SB 2137 (Greene) - Casler X Parkland Dedication. Lewis X Kulchin xx Chick Presmtt X
Council mved to support Item #3 - SCA 23 (Ayala) - Casler X
Vehicle License Fee. Lewis X Kulchin xx
Chick X
Prescott X
Engineering
34. AB #6657 - Supplement #8 - ACCEPTANCE OF A FOWION (" ' CALLE COZUMEL AND AVENIDA ANACAPA.
Ron Beckman, City Engineer, gave the staff report on
this item as contained in the Agenda Bill.
Council adopted the follming Resolution: Casler X
Lewis
X Chick ROAD AND UTILITY WIIPOGES.
xx Kulchin RESOLUTION NO. 7702, ACCEPTING A GRANT DEED FOR PUBLIC
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28) 35. AB #7807 - PERSONNEL BOARD ApPol3PIWNT.
Council adopted the follawing Resolution:
RESOLUTION h0. 7656, AJ?POJMCING FATHER WILLIAM AARON
DRIVER !ID THE CITY OF cART.sBAD PFBSONNEL EO-.
ADJotlRpaMEwT:
By proper mtion, the meting was adjourned at 10:03
p.m. to Tuesday, August 14, 1984, at 6:OO p.m., in the Council Chambers.
Respectfully submitted,
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Harriett Babbitt Minutes Clerk
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