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Meeting of: CITY COUNCIL (Regular Meeting)
Time of Meeting: 6:OO p.m. Date of Meeting: October 15, 1985 Place of Meeting: City Council Chambers
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ADJOURNED, REmLAF? MEETING
Council convened at 5232 p.m., with all Council Members
present.
(41) 1. CLOSED SESSION.
By unanimous mnsensus, Council adioumed to a Closed
Session to discuss Jackson et al v. City et al, Miller
v. Duke, et al, Norman v. Johnston, et al, Davis v. City
et al, Linm1:n v. City et al and Holt 17. City et dl,
pursuant to Government Code Section 54956.9 (a).
Council reconvened at 6:OO p.m., with all Council
Members present. Mayor Casler announced there had been a closed session to discuss pending litigation and no
action was tdken.
CALL TO ORDER:
The Meeting was called to order by Mayor Casler at 6:OO
p.m.
ROLL CALL was taken by the City Clerk, as follows:
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Present: Council Members Casler, Lewis, Kulchin,
Chick and Pettine.
Absent : None.
INVOCATION was given by Reverend A. Barry Jones of the
Carlsbad Union Church.
PLEIXE OF ALLEGIANCE was led by Council Member Lewis.
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Mayor Casler read a Proclamation declaring the week of
October 20-27 i, 1985, as Public Awareness Week for the
Deve1opmental:l.y Disabled and presented the Proclamation to Joanne Behper.
Mayor Casler presented Certificates of Appreciation to
the Members of the Historic Preservation Ad Hoc Committee, as follows: Marjorie HowardJones, June Applqate, Marylynn Brown-Bellman, Kip McBane and
Council Memherr Lewis.
APPROVAL, OF MINUTES: (one mtion)
Minutes of the Regular Meeting held September 10, 1985, were approved as presented.
Minutes of the Regular Meeting held September 17, 1985, were approved as presented.
Minutes of the Regular meeting held September 24 I 1985, were approved as presented.
Mayor Casler announced a request to continue Item #19 for one week and a request to continue Item #34. She also stated there was a request to take Item #30,
Rancho Santa h'e Road closure, after the Public Hearings.
Council Member Chick requested Item #33 be continued.
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Council continued Item #33 for two weeks.
CONSENT CALENDAFk
Council Merslber Lewis requested Item P6 be withdrawn
from the Consent Calendar.
Item #I9 as previously announced was continued for one
week.
Council Member Chick requested Items #I 4 and #I7 be
withdrawn from the Consent Calendar.
Council affirmed the action of the Consent Calendar,
with the exception of Items 86, 14 I 17 and 19, as follows:
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WAIVER OF ORDINANCE TEXT READING:
Council waived the reading of the text of all
ordinances and resolutions at this meeting.
2. AI3 #8352 .- RATIFICATION OF DEMANDS AGAINST THE
CITY, ""_
Council ratified the payment of demands against
the City in the amount of $1,590,266.31 for the period September 27 to October 10, 19857 Payroll
demands .in the amount of $364,763.63 for the
period September 30 to October 6, 1985; and
Housing demands in the amount of $74,019.81 for
the period September 27 to October 18, 1985.
3. AI3 #8353 --RErmbJD OF FEES.
Council approved the refund of $836.00 to The
Anden Group and $1,575.00 to Daon Corporation.
4. AB #8351 -- ACCEPTANCE OF DONATION.
Council adopted RESOLUTION NO. 8203, accepting a
donation of two Kawasaki motorcycles.
5. AI3 #8354 -- ACCEPTANCE OF DONATION FROM LIONS CLUB. -
Council adopted RESOLUTION NO. 8204, accepting a
donation of Two hundred fifty dollars.
6. AB #8355 -- POLICE SALARY AWUSTMENTS.
This item was remved from the Consent Calendar.
7. AB #7339 -- Supplement #5 - FINAL MAP - CARLSBAD
TRACT 83-2. 3?IT No. 3.
Council approved the final IMP of Carlsbad Tract
83-2, and CP-225.
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8. AB #7496 I- Supplement #3 - NOTICE OF COMPLETION
POINSETTIA IANE BRIDGE.
Council accepted the construction of the Poinsettia
Lane Bridge as complete and directed the City Clerk
to record the Notice of Cowletion; and Adopted
RESOLUTI(XJ NO. 8206, approving additional expenditlure of funds for Poinsettia Lane Bridge Project :#3079.
9. AB #8356 '- ACCEPTANCE OF A PORTION OF SFAVIEM WAY.
Council adopted RESOLDTION NO. 8207, accepting
grant deleds for easements for road purrposes from
Hisashi and Kiyome Honda, Wallace and Linda Mullins, and Charles and Jacqueline Shafer for a portion of Seaview way,
(63) 10. AB #8357 - AUTHORIZING LIBRARY LEASED SPACE AND 1 APPFOPRIATING FUNDS. I Council adopted RESOLUTION NO. 8208, authorizing
Library leased space and appropriating funds.
(81) 11. AB #8358 - ACCEPTANCE OF A GRANT DEED - CARTSBAD TRACT 82-6.
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Council ,adopted RESOLUTION NO. 8209, acceptinq a
grant deed conveying an easement from Pannonia Investmelnt Corporation for roadway and utility
purposes on Neblina Drive.
12. AB #8359 - AMENDMENT 'IO WILLDAN ASSOCIATES
CONTRACT.
Council #adopted RESOLUTION NO. 8210, approving additional fundinq for (services from Wil-ldan - Associates.
13. AB #8108 - Supplement #2 - NOTICE OF COMPLETION CARllgJ3AD BOUUEVARD/POINS~IA LANE INTERSECTION.
Council accepted the construction of the Carlsbad Boulevard and Poinsettia Lane intersection as complete and directed the City Clerk to record the Notice of Completion.
14. AB #8211 - Supplement #1 - AWARD OF CONTRACT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF DEPCYT PARKING LOT (BE?WEEN ELM AVENUE AND GRW AVENUE AND STATE STREET AND RAILWAY)- CONTRACT NO. :3704.
This item was withdrawn from the Consent Calendar.
15. AB #7339 - Supplement #6 - TENTATIVE MAP EXTENSION
CARISBAD mcr 83-2 - SWINES.
Council adopted RESOLUTION NO, 821 2, approving a extension of time for tentative map CT 83-2, subject ,to certain conditions.
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CONSENT CALENDAR: (continued)
16. AB #8360 - APPLICATION TO CALIFOFNCA OFFICE OF
HISTORIC PRESEFWATION FOR A GRANT TO RESTORE SANTA FE
DEPOT.
Council adopted RESOLUTION NO. 8213, approving the
application and project agreement for Historic Preservation Grant funds for Santa Fe Depot project
from the California Parks and Recreation Facilities Act of '1984 and appointing the Redevelopment Manager as agent.
17. AI3 #836'1 - CITY BOUNDARY OFFSHORE - LAFCO.
This item was withdrawn from the Consent Calendar.
18. AI3 #836:2 - AF'PRO~ OF CONSULTAJX' MUNICIPAL PROJECT
ENGINEER.
Council adopted RESOLUTION NO. 8214, approving an agreement for consulting Municipal Projects Engineering Services and transferring funds within the Engineering Department's budget.
19. AB #8348 - Supplement #1 - TENTATIVE MAP/PLANNED UNIT DEVF!LOPI@W! -CT 85-19/PUD-7 - DAON COFSOmTION.
This item was continued! for one week,
20. AB 88311 - Supplement 82 - AI- OF $449,958
CONTRACT FOR THE GRADING OF STAGECOACH COPMUNITY PARK.
Council adopted RESOLUTION NO. 8218, accepting a bid and authorizing the execution of a contract
for the grading of Stagecoach Comunity Park.
21 . AB #821:3 - Supplement #2 - CHANGE #2 TO ENCINA OPERATING BUIXEX' ,
Council adopted RESOLUTION NO. 8220, approving Change #2 to the Encina Water Pollution Control
Facility budget and appropriating funds.
ITEMS WITHDRAWN FROM THE CONSEXT CALENDAR:
6. AB #8355 - POLICE SALARY Awus?MENTs.
Council Member Lewis requested this item be
withdrawn. He noted the obligation as a result of
the Mou, but expressed the cpinion that the City
and Cou~nty of San Diego should not be included in the survey.
Council adopted the following Resolution:
RESOMPTION NO. 8205, adopting the Police Casler x: Employeles' salary plan of the City. Lewis Kulchin Chick
Pettine
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(71) 14. AB #8211 - Supplement #I - AWAFU) OF CONTRACT FOR -
(45) CONSTRUCTION OF DEPOT PARKING LMT (BE'IWEEN ELM Am FsaD 0 AVENUE AND STATE S'PREET ANI3 RATTI
NO. 3704.
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Council Member Chick requested this item be
withdrawn from the Consent Calendar in order to
ascertain whether this mnstruction also included
the a1 ley.
Chris Salomone stated that the alley is part of
the stom drain project and will be improved as part of that project. He also stated the two uninproved alleys between Elm and Grand, West of
Harding will be improved after the water line is
installled. The alley between Elm and Oak will be
improved also. These have all been funded.
Council adopted the following Resolution:
RESOUJTION~NO. 8211, accepting bids and authorizing
the exe'cution of contract No. 3704 for the
construction of depot parking lot.
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I (25) 17. AB #8361 - CITY BOUNDARY OFFSHORE - LAFCO.
Council Member Chick requested that this item be
withdrawn from the Consent Calendar for
clarif i,cation.
City Ma:nager Frank Aleshire explained that the
State L,ands Cormnission wants an east/west line
seaward rather than a southeasterly line.
Council approved the proposed realigmnt of
Carlsbad City boundary in the Southwestern
offshore area.
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ORDINAMCES FDR INTROWCTION:
22. AB #8349 - Supplement #1 - GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT,
ZONE CHANGE, MASTER PLAN AND RELATED ITEMS FOR
BATIQUITOS LAGOON EDUCATIONAL PARK.
City Attorncy Vincent Biondo stated, in answer to guery,
that all master plan revisions had been inmrprated,
additional wxding, explanations of the anditions
applying to the parks and the purpose of the traffic
study were all included in these Resolutions and
Ordinances.
Council adopted the followinq Resolutions and
introduced the following Ordinances: (one mtion)
RESOLUTION N3. 821 5, AMENDING THE LAND USE F"ENT OF
THE GENERAL PLAN !IO CHANGE THE LAND USE DESIGNATION FROM RM, ReSIDENTIAL MEDIUM AND RMH, RESIDENTIAL MEDIUM, RC,
RECREATION OClMMERCIAL, TS , TRAVEL SERVICE, AND N,
NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL, ON 167 ACRES ON PEOPEIITY BEZWF,EN
CAF&SBAD BOULEVARD AND INTESTATE 5.
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RE~SOLUICION rn 82 1 6 , APP~~NG WITH CONDITIONS A SITE DEVELOPMEWI' PLUJ 8 5-5 FOR PHASE I OF MP- 1 75 'x) -7
CONSTRUCTION OF A LAW SCHOOL, AN OFFICE WILDING AND
"MI RESEARCE1 Ilran DEVELOPMEW BUILDINGS AND 129
RES1DENTIA.L UNITS ON PROPERTY GENERALLY IX>CATED ON BOTH
SIDES OF WIPJDROSE CIRCLE JUST T5ORTJ3 OF BATIQUITOS
LAGOON.
RESOLUTION rJo. 8217, m~mx- A 129 UNIT TENTATIVE
TRACT MAP ((X' 85-14) AND PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PUD-
90) ON 167 ACRES ON PROPERTY GENERALLY LDCATED
IMMEDIATELY NOl?!lYi OF BATIQUITOS LAGOON BFXWEEN
INTERSTATE 5 AND CARLSBAD BOULEVARD.
ORDINANCE NO. 9777, AMENDING TITLE 21 OF THE CARLSBAD,
CALIFoRNIA!EaJNICIPAL CODE BY AMENDING THE ZONING MAP
FOR A ZONE CHANGE FROM RD-P4 'Io P-C (PLANNED COMMUNITY)
OM PROP ' GENERALLY NORTH OF BATIQUITOS LAGOON
BE?WEEN I- AND CARCSBAD BOULENARD.
ORDINANCE 0. 9778, APPROVING MASTER PLAN MP-175 FOR
THE BATIGUI!K>S LAGOON EDUCATIONAL PARK, A MIXED USE
C0"UNITY 3N"ERED AROUND AN EDUCATIONAL lXZITUTION CN
PROPERTY G JERAI;LY UXATED NORTH OF THE BATIQUI'IoS
LAGON B Ei/ 3N 1-5 AND CARLSBAD BOULEVARD.
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(57) 23. AB #83#5 - GPA/HIS 85-1 - CITY OF CARLSBAD - HISTORIC PFSERVATION ELEMENT To THE GENERAL PLAN.
I Counc ' I dopted the following Ordinance: t- 7 ORDI KE NO. 9776, AMENDING ?HE CARLSBAD
MUNIC I?AL CODE BY THE ADDITION OF TITLE 22
1:CNG H1S'x)RIC PRESERVATION.
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7 ORDI KE NO. 9776, AMENDING ?HE CARLSBAD
MUNIC I?AL CODE BY THE ADDITION OF TITLE 22
1:CNG H1S'x)RIC PRESERVATION.
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(113) 24. AB #8 63 - REQUEST FOR A ZONE CHANGE FROM R-1-7500
TO RD-M-ZC-325 "4 - PEDLEY. I Mike Holm Iller, Land Use Planning Manager gave the
staff rep it as contained in the Agenda Bill, using a transparen -17 to show the location of the parcel.
Mayor Casl IC opened the public hearing at 6:34 p.m., an?.
issued the i invitation to speak.
, Planning Consultant, representing the
on of staff. He stated the property auld
applicants agreed with the
ed without a site development plan. This
City to place conditions on the
t tim. The applicant accepts the a traffic study should be mnpleted nt. The zone change would bring this ce with the General Plan and the s as a special treatment area.
Mayor Casl :r stated Council had received two letters in opposition to the project. t 322J
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Sine no one? else wished to speak on this item, the
lg was closed 6 : 39 p.m.
lssion related to the timing of this zone
nether the study in the beach area should
seconded to approve the Negative Casler
#9780 approving ZC-325, with a Kulchin
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e a mtion to postpone action cn
until after the report has keen
the Special Traffic and Planning ulchin seconded the mtion.
(Motion was subsequently withdrawn.)
Mike Ho1zmil:ler stated that this application had been
held up dur:ing
%e applicant auld reapply. conglleted,
request without prejudice. After the study is deny this .limits, it might be mre appropriate to of the time
the General Plan Review, and that because
Council Memser Lewis, with the consent of the second,
withdrew his original mtion.
Council den.ied the reguest for a zone change from R-1- Casler
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(113) 25. AB #836 - ZONE CHANGE FROM R-I To RP-(Q) - CITY OF -7 C-dLIBw PmING m DIpmsIoN) .
Mike Holzmi ler, Land Use Planning Manager, gave the
staff repor as contained in Agenda Bill, using a
transparen to show the site and a wall chart shawing
the parking 1-ot.
Mayor Casle opened the public hearing at 6:51 p.m., and
issued the ':nvitation to speak. Since no one wished to
speak on th's item, the public hearing was closed.
Council app loved the Negative Declaration issued by the Casler
Land Use Pl .nning Manager and introduced the following Lewis
Ordinance: Kulchin x
Chick I ORDINANCE q. 9779, AMENDING TITLE 21 OF THE CARLSBAD
MUNICIPAL :"+ENDING THE ZONING MAP FOR A ZONE
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CHANGE FROM R-1 ?o RESIDENTIAL PROFESSIONAL (QUALIFIED)
OF ELM A E ADJACENT TO THE CITY OF CARLSBAD LIBRARY.
(RP-Q) OM P 3PFETY GENERALLY LGCAmD ON THE "H SIDE 4 I 3a/
(77) 26. WEST BA IQUITOs/SA"IS PROPEWIES KP REVISIONS.
Gary Wayne ave the staff report as contained in the
Agenda Bill.
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Mayor Casle opened the public hearing at 6:59 p.m., and
issued the 'mvitation to speak.
Jon Briggs, :3650 Camino Del Rio, San Diego, stated that
the applic .t concurred with the staff report and the
Agenda Bill ,revisions. ; Since no on else wished to speak on this item, the
public hear':ng was closed at 7:OO p.m. 1 Council ado ted the following Resolution: b I
REse>LUTION k.8228, APPROVING THE REVISED WEST
BATIQUITOS GOON/SAMMIS PFOPERTIES Ix>cAL COASTAL
PFOGRAM (LC ) AMENDMENT (ADDITION OF THE SEGMENT 'IO
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At this ti&, Item # 30, Rancho Santa Fe Road Closure, was taken o t of order. P ____I Engineering I
(97) 30. AI3 #836 - RANCHO SANTA FE ROAD CLOSURE. 4 I
Gene aOnov , City Engineer, gave the staff report as
contained i the Agenda Bill.
Mr. Donov stated, in answer to query, that the five mnths sugq I st& for the Rancho Santa Fe Road closure
was the le t munt of time that would be required for
that road osure. f
Mike Ryan, aon Corporation, 5150 Avenida Encinas, used a wall mp shming the existing road and the widening tc
be done an the seven storm drain crossings that were tc
be install l . He stated for safety reasons it muld be better to ave the road closed. He also stated the
mitigating easures were unacceptable and suggested the
City split the mst of the mitigation and limit the cost to ea to no mre than $50,000. I 1
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Russ Padia, Polygon Homes, 3152 Redhill, Costa Mesa,
stated the are building homes at Barcelona and Rancho
Santa Fe R a.d at the present time. He mncurs with the
Daon Corpo ation proposal to close Rancho Santa Fe Road.
Lewis Cole, 2111 Levante Avenue, spoke in opposition to
this road losure.
Tom Erwin, 7703 Yarboso Place, Member of the Traffic
Safety Co 'ssion, wke in opposition to the road
closure. I
Susan Pa . ly, 2110 Vuelta Court, stated she lived just
off of Lev rte and opposed the closing of Rancho Santa
Fe Road. he felt the traffic on La Costa Avenue and
Levante FJO 1.d be too heavily impacted and the
intersecti I-I at La Costa Avenue and El Camino Real would
be a probl 1. She felt the safety problems and the
accidents wld be mved from the wen space into the
residentia area. The garbage trucks now travel on
Olivenhain and Rancho Santa Fe Road and those would
probably c mge to La Costa Avenue. 1
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Jeffery Liber, 7585 Caloma Circle, spoke in apposition
to the closure of Rancho Santa Fe Road. This would create safety problems for the children in the areas of
La Costa Avenue and Levante Street.
Mr. Ben Smith, 3017 Azahar Court, addressed Council
stating the road closure would shift the liability from Daon to the City of Carlsbad. He suggested an alternative of a tenporary road parallel to the existing Rancho Santa Fe Road.
Pat Beck, 932 Springwood Lane, spoke against the closing of Rancho Santa Fe Road and specifically mentioned the traffic congestion at the intersection of La Costa
Avenue and El Camino Real.
In answer to query, City Engineer Gene Donovan stated that .the alternative of a parallel road had been considered today, but it would take additional time to design and construct a parallel road, and it would need
to be done before inprovements on Rancho Santa Fe could
begin. Also, that road would have to be torn out as soon as that section of the road was conpleted.
Police Chief Vincent Jimno, stated that the Police Department will have to increase their coverage in that
area during the construction. If Rancho Santa Fe Road
is closed, their primary responsibility will be the flow
of traffic on inproved roads, enforcement, and a traffic
officer during the daylight hours to &e& on the
barricades. If Rancho Santa Fe Road is not closed, they
would still have to do all those things and would have
to keep an Officer on La Costa Avenue. They would need
a full-time Officer that would also monitor the area on
weekends. La Costa Avenue and Alga Road would be
impacted significantly.
Council Member Kulchin. stated that she was apposed to
the closing of Rancho Santa Fe Road for reasons of
safety. She felt the people should be given an
alternative by keeping the.'.road open. She also felt
trucks should not be allowed on'Levante.
City Engineer Donovan comnted that additional measures could be taken for Levante, such as restricting truck traffic.
Police Chief Jimno said they could discuss with the
trash trucks to redirect the,trash haulers from certain
streets except for pick-up and delivery. They also could allow trucks through the construction area in order to keep those trucks off the inproved streets.
Council Member Lewis made a motion to supprt the concept of closing Rancho Santa Fe Road for a five month period with added Police protection on La Costa Avenue and Levante Street and including all the mitigation measures mntained in the Agenda Bill. Also to amsider the Police Chief's recorrunendation as far as trucks using
Rancho Santa Fe Road during the construction. Council Member Chick seconded the motion.
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g I City Manager Frank Aleshire stated that if there was to be naparking on La Costa Avenue, this would
have to be a Public Hearing.
Mike Ryan, Daon Corporation, stated the mitigation
measures were mst extreme and they would like the City
to consider putting a cap on Daon's msts of fifty
thousand dollars ($50,000.00).
Council Member Lewis stated that if Daon would not
accept the mitigation measures, he would withdraw his
motion. i
Council Member Chick supported Council Member Lewis'
statements except for the overtime pay for the Police Department. He felt that the Police would be needed
whether or not Rancho Santa Fe Road was closed and felt
the City should pay the Police salaries. Therefore, he said he wuld supprt the mtion of Council Member Lewis if it includes everything except the overtime pay for
the Police.
Mike Ryan.stated that they would agree to the other mitigation measures. as long as the City would pay the overtime for the Police. i Council Member Lewis stated that the mtion would
include all the mitigation measures except for No. 6, which is the overtime pay for Police surveillance.
Council approved the mncept of closing Rancho Santa Fe Road from Olivenhain Road to La Costa Avenue for a
period of five mnths, subject to the mitigation measures 1 though 5 eliminating Item #6 overtime
pay for the Police Department.
RECESS :
Mayor Casler declared a,recess at 8:18 p.m., and Council
reconvened at 8:.29 p.m., with all Members present.
DEPA~~TMENTA~ AND CITY 'MANAGER REPOKE:
Research/Analysis
(77) 27. AB #7902 - Supplement 85 - REVISIONS To THE CITYIS WCAL COASTAL PROGRAM -.
Gary Wayne, Research Analysis, gave the staff 'report as contained in the Agenda Bill, using transperancies.
Council Member Pettine stated that he could not support this LCP program, since it allowed for the purchase of
prime agriculture land outside of Carlsbad City limits.
Council approved the mcal.Coasta1 Program (UP)
amendments (Mello I and 11).
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Utilitieshhintenance
(84) 28. AB #8365 Al?PROVAL OF REQUEST FOR PROFOSAL FOR STRE
(45) SWEEPING SERVICES. I Roger Greer, Utilitiesfiaintenance Director, gave the
staff report as contained in the Agenda Bill, by using
transperancies to show the street sweeping schedule for
those areas that are swept three times a week and by
minute motion the once-a-week schedule.
Council, by minute motion, approved the Request for Proposal and directed distribution of Request for Proposal for Street Sweeping Services.
Engineering
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(81) 29. AB #8366 - SALE OF RIGHTaF-WAY - CARLSBAD WUIXVARD
(99) ATAANACAPA.
Brad Them,ian, Engineering Department, gave the staff report as contained in Agenda Bill, using a transperancy to show the subject property.
Council.authorized the concept of the sale of surplus street right-of-way on Carlsbad Boulevard at the North
Ponto interchange (Anacapa exit).
(97) 30. AB #8367 - RANCHO SANTA FE ROAD CIx>suRe.
This item was .discussed previously (see page 8)
City Attorney Vincent Biondo gave the staff report as
contained in the Agenda Bill, stating that Item #31 and
#32 both related to the same matter.
Jon.Werner, Pacific Scene, 3900 Harney Street, San
Diego, .addressed Council stating they approved both
items.
Council adopted the foilowing Resolution:
RESOLUTION #8227, A RESOUTTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA, TO REVISE CONDITION NO. 39 OF PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION No. 2224 AS
ADOPTED BY CITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION No. 7457 ?o PERMIT
CT 83-21/E"57 TO GAIN SECONDARY ACCESS FROM HARWICW DRIVE-AND GLASGad DRIVE RATHER THAN TAMARACK AVENUE AND
COLLEGE AVENUE IN THE PC ZONE.
City Attorney
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(70)' REIMBURSEMENT AND PARK GRADING AGREEMENT. (CT 85-21)
(45) City Attorney Vincent Biondo gave the staff report as contained in the Agenda Bill.
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31. AB /I7592 - Supplement #3 - REQUEST FOR AN AMENDMENT
TO A CONDITION OF APPROVAL OF CT 83-21/PUD-57 - TREETOPS
UNLIMITED.
City Attorney Vincent Biondo gave the staff report as
contained in the Agenda Bill, stating that Items f31 and
#32 both related to the same matter.
Jon Werner, Pacific Scene, 3900 Harney Street, San Diego,
addressed Council stating they approved both items.
Council adopted the following Resolution:
RESOLUTION il8227, A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA, TO REVISE CONDITION
NO. 39 OF PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION NO. 2224 AS
ADOPTED BY CITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO. 7457 TO PERMIT-
CT 83-21/PUD-57 TO GAIN SECONDARY ACCESS FROM HARWICH
DRIVE AND GLASGOW DRIVE RATHER THAN TAMARACK AVENUE AND
COLLEGE AVENUE IN THE P-C ZONE.
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REsouprION 8221 , APPFiWlNG A CONSTRUCTION
REIMBURSE ' AND PARK WING AGREEMENT BETWEEN T€E
CITY AND PA IFIC SCENE IN "HE LAKE CALAVERA HILLS .A -
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(99) 4 AB #78 2: - Supplmnt #I - TENTATIVE TRACT MAP AND
PLANNED UNI DEWELLIEWENT NOmST CORNER OF THE
CAIAVERA HI S "EIR PLAN - CT 83-18/PUD-55 - CAIAVERA
HILLS - VI .GE H.
J This item w =I mntinued for one week.
City Manage
(70) &G+hN.
AB #74 Cl - Supplement #3 - BATIQUITOS LAGOON
This item w SI mntinued. a (40) 35. AB #83 91 - REFOW ON SPACE NEEAS. "4- Assistant City Manager, gave the report as
the Agenda Bill.
!r Chick suggested that perhaps buying space
kter solution than leasing space. He felt
ust as quick to purchase and to put this
allot together with a facility for the
nized staff to send out requests for
' the lease of space to house the Building,
nd Planning Departments, to include
m purchasing.
- FORMU ESTABLISHPENT OF THE DEWELLIP"
lRVICES DIVISION.
.ed the following Resolution:
;224, FORMALLY APPROVING THE - ' OF THE DEVELOP" PROCESSING SERVICES
PTING THE OPERATING BUDGFT FOR FY 85-86, THE SALARY AND CLASSIFICATION PLANS.
- F!EQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL STAFFING AND
IN - PLANNING DEP-.
.ed the following Resolution:
,225, APPROVING THE REORGANIZATION OF ?HE m AND AMENDING THE CLASSIFICATION AND
0 INCLUDE PLANNING DIRECTOR, ASSISTANT
IC?DR, AND SENIOR PLANNER, AND AUTHORIZING
XTIONS, AND THE ESTABLISH" OF A CAREER
SISTANT/ASSOCIATE PLANNER.
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(40) 38. AB #8372 .- mK)- To -BAD BUILDING
AUTHORITY.
&I the following Resolution:
COMMENDING ?o THE mZW3 OF
IEGO cx>uNTy, CALImmIA, THE
S m TO THE CITY OF CARLSBAD
Aleshire requested Council to
.ff-Agenda item regarding the change of
for Paseo del Norte. He explained that Pea
's realigned the street at the City's ne deeds have never been exchanged.
2 City does not awn the street and Pea Soup
2s not awn where the old pavement was. The
.rtion of the old street and accept the deed
mqlete and these Resolutions would
Council a&e d to consider the off-Agenda item. 1
(81) IGI-E-OF-WAY FOR PASM) DEL NORTE.
(107) ed the following Resolutions:
229, SUMMARILY VACATING A RIGHT-OF-WAY
A POIZTION OF PASEO DEL NXIE NORTH OF
EIT ROAD, SOUTH OF CANNON ROAD.
230, ACCEPTING A GRANT DEED FOR A EORTION
%WAY OF PASEO DEL WWE.
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made a mtion that Council hold a Closed
(ant to Government Code Section 54956.8 to
ions to Marty Orenyak concerning
with John Chabot (or his agent) for 30,340
f land located at 742-52 State Street, AP
nd to instruct negotiators regarding meet
rned to a Closed Session at 9:45 p.m.
,vened at 10~20 p.m., with all Members
Mayor Cas er .announced that no action was taken. 1
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, the meeting of October 15, 1985, was
21 p.m., to Tuesday, October 22, 1985, the Council Chambers for a Closed