HomeMy WebLinkAbout1987-12-08; City Council; Minutes%
7
$ 0 0 MINUTES
Meeting of : CITY COUNCIL (Regular Meeting)
Date of Meeting: December 8, 1987
Time of Meeting: 6:OO p.m. Place of Meeting: City Council Chambers
CALL TO ORDER:
Mayor Lewis called the Meeting to order at 6:OO p.m.
ROLL CALL was taken by the City Clerk, as follows:
"
Present: Council Members Lewis- Kulchin, Pettine,
Mamaux and Larson.
Absent : None -
PRESENTATIONS:
Mayor Lewis read a Proclamation declarlng the week of
December 13-19, 1987, SILL OF RIGHTS WEEK. The
Proclamati.on was accepted by Michael Diaz and Becky
Bradshaw of Coast Savings and Loan..
Mayor Lewis read a Proclamation supporting the
recqnition of all POWIIMIA's by raising PO&/MIA flags
above City Ha1.l.s on Sunday, December 13 9 1987. The
Proclamation was accepted by John Ragan, who i.nvited
everyone to attend the flag-raising ceremony at 1 :00
p.m., December 13.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES: (one motion)
Minutes of the Regular Meeting held November 17, 1987,
were approved as presented.
Minutes of the Regular Meetinu held November 24, 1987,
were a-pproved as presented.
Minutes of the Adjourned and Rqul-ar Meetings held
December 1, 1987, were approved as presented.
CONSENT CALENDAR:
Council Member Kulchin requested Items A6 and f8 be
removed from the Consent Calendar.
Council affirmed the action of the Consent Calendar,
with the exception of Items 86 and R8, as follows:
WAIVER OF ORDINANCE TEXT READlNG:
Council waived the reading of the text of all Ordinances
and Resolutions at this Meeting.
(48) 1. AB /I9103 - Supplement W1 - RESULTS OF SPECIAL
MUNICIPAL ELECTION HELD NOVEMBER 3, 1987.
Council adopted RESOLUTION NO. 9308, reciting the
fact of a Special Municipal Election held in said
City on the 3rd day of November, 1987, declaring
the results thereof and such other matters as
required by law.
"
wx
c
Lewis
Kulchin
Pettine
X
Mamaux
Larson
~
i
Lewis
Kulchin
Pettine
X
Mamaux
Larson
i
(105)
(99)
(81)
(81)
(74)
(97)
(45)
(96)
(45)
(70)
(81)
(97)
(45)
a e MINUTES \v 5
December 8, 1987 Page 2 COUNCIL %Y "0 4 MEMBERS Z. ?
I
CONSENT CALENDAR: - (Continued)
2. AB !I9228 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT
RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION PROGRAM EXCEPTION.
Council adopted RESOLUTION NO. " 9309, authorizing an
exception to the Community Development Block Grant
Residential Rehabilitation Proqram.
""
3. AB 59229 - QUITCLAIM OF SEWER EASEMENT ~ - CT 81-46.
Counci.1 adopted RESOLUTION NO. 9310, approving
quitclaim for sewer purposes off Wright Place.
4. AB f9230 - ACCEPTANCE OF DEEDS FOR PORTIONS OF LA
COSTA AVENUE AND BATIQUITOS LAGOON RIGHTS-OF-WAY.
Council adopted RESOLUTION NO. 9311, accepting four
(4) quitclaim deeds from the Esposito Development
Company for certain rights-of-way along La Costa
Avenue and the adjacent southern shore of
Batiquitos Lagoon.
5. AB #I9231 - AMENDING THE CLASSIFICATION FOR
COMMUNICATIONS OPERATOR I AND I1 AND ADWING THE
CLASSIFICATION .OF CRIME PRmNn@N TECHNICIAN.
Councjl adopted RESOLUTION NO,. 9312, amendinq the
classification pian and salary schehule of the City
to revise the classification of Communications
Operator I and I1 and adopt the classification of
Cri.me Prevention Technician.
"
_____
6. AB 88919 - Supplement #2 - NOTICE OF COMPLETION FOR
INTERSECTTON IMPROVEMENTS AT LA COSTA AVENUE AND"
EL CAMImAL. """
This .item was removed from the Consent Calendar.
7. AB 18888 - Supplement #I2 - NOTICE OF COMPLETION FOR
CONSTRUCTION OF TRAFFIC SIGNAL AT ELM AVENUE. AND EL
CAMINO REAL.
Council adopted RESOLUTION NO. 9314, accepting the
construction of the traffic signal system at the
intersection of Elm Avenue and El Camino Real,
Project No. 3178.
8. AB #9232 - ACCEPTANCE OF DONATION FROM GERICO'S BAR
AND GRILLFIRST ANNUAL CARLSBAD SENIOR CENTER -~" BENEFIT GOLF TOURNAMENT.
This item was removed from the Consent Calendar,
ITEMS REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR:
6. AB 118919 - Supplement 1!2 - NOTICE OF COMPLETION FOR ~S~T0-N IMPROVEMENTS AT LA COSTA AVENUE AND EL
CAMINO REAL.
Council Member Kulchin commented this project came in
on time and under budget and she compZimented staff for
a job well. done. I
QL c
e MINUTES
(70)
(81)
(77)
December 8, 1987 Page 3
ITEMS REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR: (Continued)
Council adopted the following Resolution: Lewis
RESOLUTION NO. 9313, ACCEPTING THE CONSTRUCTION OF Pettine
IMPROVEMENTS TO THE INTERSECTION OF LA COSTA AVENNUE
Larson AND EL CAMINO REAL, PROJECT NO. 3215.
Mamaux
Kulchin x
8. AB 19232 - ACCEPTANCE OF DONATION FROM GERICO'S BAR
AND GRILL FIRST ANNUAL CARLSBAD SENIOR CENTER
BENEFIT GOLF TOURNAMENT.
Council Member Kulchin complimented Gerico's for their
donation to the Senior Golf Tournament and announced
Gerico's was serving a free turkey dinner to seniors on
December 13, 1987.
Council adopted the following Resolution: Lewis
RESOLUTION NO. 9315, ACCEPTING A DONATION OF NINE Pettine
HUNDRED ThENTY-NINE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS ($929.50). Mamaux
Larson
Kulchin X
PUBLIC COMMENT:
There were no requests to address Council.
Mayor Lewis requested Item 812 be taken out of order and
considered at this time.
DEPARTMENTAL AND CITY MANAGER REPORTS:
12. AB /I9235 - REPORT ON EXEMPTION FOR R-1 LOTS/ZONE 6
LOCAL FACILITIES MANAGEMENT PLAN.
Mike Holzmiller, Planning Director, gave the staff
report as contained in the Agenda Bill.
Marty Orenyak continued the report, stating there were
16 single family units, 80 condominiums and four units
in Seaport in plan check within Zone 6 when it was
approved.
In response to Council query, Mr. Holzmiller stated the
three standards not met in Zone 6 were the circulation
standard (La Costa/I-5 intersection); more than 1,500
existing residential units outside of the five minute
response time from the nearest fire station; and the
park standard (no park with three acres per 1,000
population scheduled for construction within the five-
year CIP) .
Council Member Mamaux suggested combining Zone 6 with
Zones 11 and 12, which would then provide more
potential development to solve the deficiencies in all
three zones. Staff indicated the Zone Plans for 11 and
12 would be before the Planning Commission the latter
part of January.
Q/. L/
a 0 MINUTES
December 8, 1987 Page 4
DEPARTMENTAL AND CITY MANAGER REPORTS: (Continued)
Council Member Kulchin stated she wanted the record to
reflect she felt the exemption should be for single-
family owner-occupied units ONLY.
Marty Orenyak stated staff would return to Council in 60
days with an outline of a program that Council may participate in that may solve the facility guarantee
problem with regard to Zone 6.
John Lemkey, 3104 Del Rey, one of the applicants
wanting to build an owner-occupied home in Zone 6, gave
a history of his application, and stated he felt it was
unfair to hold up individual applications.
S. H. lenzel, 7620 Reposado Drive, addressed Council
giving a history of his property and requested an
exemption for individual builders.
Debbie Davis, 7525 Quinta Street, spoke in favor of
single-family, owner-occupied projects being exempted
from the Zone 6 requirements.
Douglas Thompson, 9705 Indian Creek Way, Escondido,
owner-builder, stated he intended to sell the home he
wanted to build, but felt it was unfair to prevent these
i.ndividuals from building their homes.
Rom Rimmer, 3120 Cerca de Tierra, representing Ken
Magrine, stated it was not fair to mix individual
builders with developers.
Robert Coli, 438 Camino Del Rio South, Suite B 223, San
Diego, representing La Costa Vale, a condominium
project in Zone 6, stated they had four units that
needed to be completed.
Jeanne Magrini, 2713 York Road, stated she was willing
to pay her share of the fees due, and felt individuals
should be allowed to build their own homes.
Ken Crosby, 6119 La Granada, Rancho Santa Fe,
representing Keith Green, 7340 El Fuerte, gave a
history of the application, stating the shut-off date
was missed due to the requirement for a courier to
deliver the papers to the City.
Robert Fields, 1755 Tattenham Drive, Leucadia,
representing Chris and David Sear, stated he was not
notified of the local facilities plan, and felt R-l
lots could be exempted without hurting Proposition E.
Khaled Chehade, 1672 Lone Oak Road, Vista, stated he
bought property to build his own dream home and sold
his present home. He stated the City was talking about
development in the Growth Management Plan, and single-
family, owner-occupied projects should not be
considered development.
Dick Spanjian, 7315 Borla Place, stated his application
had been in the system since June, and he knew nothing about the zone plan. He requested an exemption.
rife I
0 0 MINUTES
(99)
(85)
(77)
(57)
(113)
December 8, 1987 Page 5
DEPARTMENTAL AND CITY MANAGER REPORTS: (Continued )
Council Member Kulchin stated she had received a great
deal of correspondence on this item and she was not
trying to circumvent Proposition E. She reiterated she
was talking about single-family, owner-occupied homes, and hoped these people would be allowed to build their
homes.
Mayor Lewis and Council Members Larson, Mamaux and
Pettine expressed the opinion that the integrity of
the Growth Management Plan was the issue, and the Plan
clearly states that building will stop if there are
deficiencies in public facilities.
Council took no action on the request for single family Lewis lot exemptions in Zone 6. Kulchin
Pettine
Mamaux
X
Larson
Council directed staff to return within 30 to 60 days
Kul ch in with a financial proposal for facilities in Zone 6.
Lewis
Pett ine
Mamaux
X
Larson
RECESS :
Mayor Lewis declared a recess at 7:lO p.m., and Council
re-convened at 7:21 p.m., with all Members present.
PUBLIC HEARINGS:
9. AB 89233 - HUNT PROPERTIES PACIFIC RIM PROJECT -
EIR 83-2 (A), LFMP 87-19, LCPA 87-4 (LCPA 87-2)
(A), LCPA 87-5 (LCPA 87-2 (B), GPA/LU 85-2, MP-177, CT 85-35, CP-223, PUD-102, PUD-104, PUD-105 AND SDP
86-2.
Charles Grimm, Assistant Planning Director, gave the
initial staff report as contained in the Agenda Bill,
using a transparency showing the location map.
Chris De Cerbo continued the report, using a
transparency to show the three areas of concern identified in the EIR. He discussed the archaeological
impacts, stating those sites could be mitigated by
placing then in open space or with a data reference program. Mr. De Cerbo also discussed the park land
conditions and the schools.
Mr. Grimm used a wall map of a drawing showing the
plan, stating there would be no increase in the density from the GPA and it will be decreased through
the master plan, which divides the property into 32
planning areas. The master tentative map is only for Phase I, which is 564 acres and covers Plan Areas 1
through 16, including the hotel, golf course, sports
center, golf clubhouse, two restaurants and a number of
residential neighborhoods. Phases I1 and 111 are not
under consideration and future tentative maps must go
through hearings before the Planning Commission and City
Council.
Staff indicated this project met and exceeded all City requirements, and they recommended approval.
n/n
0 0 MINUTES
December 8, 1987
COUNCIL \? %9 "0 I
Page 6 MEMBERS Z. ' ,
PUBLIC HEARINGS: (Continued)
Council Member Mamaux questioned whether a project of
this size could sustain itself and 3im Elliott, Finance
Director, stated they had looked at two areas in
detail; taxes paid, which they phased over a ten-year
period, and this amounted to approximately 1.5 million
dollars each year; the second area was TOT from the
hotel, and at the present rate, with occupancy at 50
percent, this would be $650,000 per year.
Council Member Larson inquired about the mitigation for
the archaeological sites, and Richard Carrico, WESTEC
Services, stated the boundaries are not defined at this time and more testing is to be done to determine those
boundaries. Once that has been done, the next step
would be a program for future use of that land. One of
the sites is in Phase I1 and the decision can be made
when that development plan comes in. There is one site
under consideration tonight, and that may require a
re-design. It is not known what is there at this time.
Council Member Larson inquired about the use of reclaimed water for irrigation of the golf course and
staff indicated several projects have been conditioned
to include the use of reclaimed water, and this project
will use reclaimed water only for the golf course.
Council Member Larson stated he would like the Master
Plan to be conditioned to require the use of reclaimed
water for irrigating the golf course and other common
green areas. Mr. Grimm read a proposed condition
regarding reclaimed water, as follows: "Development
within this Master Plan shall utilize effluent or
treated water for irrigation of the golf course and
other major landscape areas maintained by the
homeowners association when available from the
appropriate agencies. Plans for each phase identifying
these effluent irrigation areas and the location of the
dual irrigation systems needed to serve them shall be
submitted to the Planning Director and City Engineer
for approval prior to approval of the final map for
each phase. The dual system shall be installed for the
areas identified in the plan at the time of development
even if effluent is unavailable at the time of construction. I'
Council Member Pettine inquired about the cirarlation
for the project and City Engineer Lloyd Hubbs used a
transparency to show the street system. He stated three issues had been raised; one, the connection to
Daisy Lane; two, the connection to Lupine Street and
third, Arena1 Road extension.
Mayor Lewis opened the public hearing at 8:13 p.m., and
issued the invitation to speak.
Larry Clemens, Vice-president of Hunt Properties, 7707
El Camino Real, addressed Council, thanking staff for all their help in preparing this application, and he
also expressed appreciation for the input from the
community. He narrated a slide presentation showing
the proposed project and the amenities to be included.
36 / I I~
e 0 MINUTES
December 8, 1987
Page 7 COUNCIL \? % 5
MEMBERS % ' x. 1
PUBLIC HEARINGS: (continued)
Mr. Clemens stated Hunt Properties has been granted a
low-interest loan from the State to redo the Gaffner
plant in Leucadia to purchase one hundred percent of
whatever reclaimed water it can produce. However, that
would barely serve the golf course. He added the City
would not be responsible for the public median areas, a
they want a landscape standard that is higher than the
City's. The homeowners will pay for that, either in
their individual planning areas or in the master
homeowners association for the common areas.
S
In answer to Council query regarding the proposed
trails along the northern shore of the Lagoon, Mr. Clemens stated they would stay outside of the wetland
area and the trail would continue the full length of
the Lagoon. He had spoken with the Batiquitos Lagoon Foundation to form a committee to work with him to help
form the trail as far as kiosks, etc.
Mayor Lewis inquired about the oak trees, and Mr.
Clemens stated they would box and save as many of the
oak trees as possible. A complete plan for that will
be submitted to staff.
Dr. Susan Hector, Cultural Resource Director, RECON,
stated she agreed with the recommmendations for
archaeological data recovery. She stated the burials
could be moved and re-located onsite. (A letter from
RECON explaining their position was distributed to
Council Members. )
Mr. Clemens stated Hunt Properties would agree to move
the burials to open space nearby on their property.
I Anne Omsted, 1349 Rainbow Ridge, Encinitas,
representing the Batiquitos Lagoon Foundation, spoke
regarding the sedimentation of the Lagoon, stating the
Foundation did not want to see that buildup again. She
requested Council incorporate higher standards
regarding sedimentation into the conditions for this
p roje ct .
City Engineer Lloyd Hubbs stated the standards applied
to this project had incorporated all of the suggestions
made and had gone beyond that.
Debbie Davis, 7525 Quinta, spoke in favor of this
project, stating she would be happy to see another
outlet to 1-5. She added the school was needed and the
sports center would be an added benefit to the area.
Robert Wilkinson, 7233 Mimosa, spoke regarding the
Lupine connection, stating it would only make the
traffic situation worse, as people will come through
Seaport. He recommended not making Lupine a through
street, but open only for emergency vehicles. Once
Arena1 is put through, the Lupine connection could be made.
Kim helshons, 2121 Placido Court, spoke on the swim
complex proposed by Hunt Properties, stating this would
give the youth of the area a place to hold national and
international competitions. She felt this would bring
revenue and fame to the City.
360 I
I
I
e a MINUTES
December 8, 1987
COUNCIL \? %9 /o J
Page 8 MEMBERS Z. I
PUBLIC HEARINGS: (Continued)
Phyllis gessee, 7230 Mimosa Drive (Seaport), spoke on
the Lupine connection, stating children are bused or
driven to Kelly School at the present time, and she
would like traffic kept off the local streets and onto
the major streets. She would like to see the Alga Road
connection made.
Inez Yoder, 7738 Madrilena Way, cautioned the City that
before they grant approval there should be a hearing
before the Batiquitos Lagoon Foundation regarding the
grading. She stated the project should be conditioned
to mitigate the loss of the uplands and since the hotel
is to be higher than the City standard allows, there
should be no habitation allowed on the fourth floor.
Delores lelty, 3206 Sheridan, Leucadia, addressed
Council stating one school site could not possibly
serve an area that would be as large as Del Mar. She also read from a report stating the wildlife and
sensitive plants were a nationally significant resource
and should be protected. The habitat remains more
valuable when it is not separated and the areas
increase in value if they become a belt or corridor.
Staff stated all biological impacts had been mitigated.
Father tilliam Moquin, 7792 Falda Place, representing
the Holy Cross Episcopal Church, stated he was pleased
to see an area set aside for a church in the proposed
project.
Mary Fleischer, 804 Caminito Del Reposo, Alta Mira, stated this was a top-rate project and will increase
property values.
Howard Francis Murphy, a concerned neighbor, stated he
was pleased about the project. The drainage plan for
this project will create no runoff of top soil.
Cindy Ward, 937 Begonia Court, thanked the City staff
for the great job they have done on this project and
the City Council for the high standards they have set.
She also thanked Larry Clemens and HPI for an excellent project .
Rick Mueller, 7229 Mimosa Drive, stated he was speaking
in favor of connecting Lupine, and if later on the
validity of that connection was questioned, it could be
cut off. He agreed with staff recommendation.
Roy Blackford, 3616 Oxford, representing the Historic
Preservation Commission, spoke regarding the
archaeological and paleontological potential finds on
the site. He stated the Commission recommended Council
direct staff to establish specific goals and guidelines
for archaeological and paleontological sites in
Carlsbad.
Emil Osberg, 7219 Mimosa, addressed Council stating he
was happy to see the oak trees preserved and the single
story homes to preserve other neighbors' views. Mr.
Osberg stated Geranium Street going east is a dangerous
intersection at Columbine Street. He also stated
the Lupine connection should not be put through except
for emerqency vehicles.
359 I
i
1) a MINUTES \?
December 8, 1987 COUNCIL %'p /o J MEMBERS Z. ' Page 9
PUBLIC HEARINGS: (Continued)
3im McCormidc, Unified School District, asked for
approval of this project. The school site will be 40
acres eventually and HPI will set up the Mello-Roos
plan.
Ed Scarpelli, 929 Orchid Way, spoke in favor of the
project .
3im Smith, 6725 Russelia Court, stated this was
exciting news for a golfer, as the clubhouse and golf
course will be available to the golfers of Carlsbad
until the time it becomes private.
Allen Williams, 7652 Primavera Way, joined with the
supporters of this project, stating this would add
significant funds to the tax base and he was also happy
about the &ur& space placed.
Richard Sterrett, 1740 Geranium, stated he lives at the corner of Geranium and Columbine, and there is one
accident a month there. If more traffic is added, the
accidents will double and triple, according to Mr. Sterrett.
Edward Holtaway, 7238 Mimosa, spoke to Council stating
the visibility is poor at the corner of Mimosa and
Lupine.
Larry Clemens spoke in rebuttal, stating the traffic
study that was done was based on the 4,300 units and
not on the 2,836 units planned at this time. He stated
it would be difficult to cap the archaeological sites
when it is not known what is under them.
Since no one else wished to speak on this item, the
public hearing was closed at 9:50 p.m.
Council Member Kulchin stated she would like to stub
Lupine, with emergency vehicles only allowed to go
through.
Council Member Pettine stated Mr. Hubbs had recommended
Lupine be put through, and he felt if it were stubbed,
that could impact the arterial streets.
Council Member Mamaux felt HPI should build the street
now.
Council Member Larson stated he did not like shutting
the street off, but felt the neighbors had a point that
it could create a shortcut. He supported building the
street at this time but not making it a through street.
The City could re-consider this at the time Arena1
Street was put through.
Mayor Lewis said if Lupine is shut down, that would
just put the burden on other streets. He felt when
Council shuts down the circulation pattern, they create
problems for future Councils. He was not in favor of
stubbing Lupine, but felt .it should be left open as
staff recommended.
358
0 a MINUTES
(57)
(30)
December 8, 1987 Page 10
PUBLIC HEARINGS: (Continued)
Council Member Mamaux made a motion to build Lupine
Street to City standards, but barricade the street
until such time as Arenal Road is built. Council
Member Kulchin seconded the motion. (Subsequently withdrawn)
City Engineer Hubbs stated there is a problem with
building a street and barricading it as far as
maintenance. The pavement oxidizes and weeds grow in the pavement. He suggested some type of turf block be
installed and a cash deposit posted for construction of
the street.
Council Member Kulchin withdrew her second of the above
mot ion.
A motion was made to adopt staff recommendation to Lewis X
bui-ld Lupine Street and open the street. Kulchin
The motion failed due to a lack of majority. Pettine
Mamaux
Larson
Council moved that Lupine Street be constructed with
a turf block landscape and the developer enter into
Lewis
Road.
Lars on of the street to be reconsidered upon opening Arenal
Mamaux construction to City standards, with the construction
X Pettine an agreement and post a cash deposit for future
Kulchin
Council certified EIR 83-2 (A) and approved the Lewis
Negative Declarations issued by the Planning Director. Kul chin X
Pettine
Mamaux
Larson
Council introduced the following Ordinance: Lewis
Kulchin X
ORDINANCE NO. 9839, APPROVING MASTER PLAN MP-177 FOR Pettine
THE PACIFIC RIM COUNTRY CLUB AND RESORT, A MIXED USE
PROPERTY GENERALLY LOCATED NORTH OF LA COSTA AVENUE
Larson COMMUNITY CENTERED AROUND A HOTEL AND GOLF COURSE ON
Mamaux
as read by the Assistant Planning Director. (See page
additional condition regarding use of reclaimed water
BETWEEN 1-5 AND EL CAMINO REAL, modified to include the
6)
Council directed the City Attorney to prepare documents Lewis
approving LFMP 87-19, GPA/LU 85-2, LCPA 87-4, (LCPA 87-2 Kulchin
(A), LCPA 87-5 (LCPA 87-2 (B), MP-.177, CT 85-35 and CP Pettine
223, PUD'S 102, 103, 104, 105 & SDP 86-2. X Mamaux
Larson
10. AB 89234 - GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT AND LOCAL COASTAL
PLAN AMENDMENT - GPA/LU 87-4/LCPA 87-3 (LCPA 87-2E)
LAUREL TREE.
This item was continued to December 15, 1987.
Pettine 11. #AB 9216 - Supplement 81 - ADOPTION OF THE 1985
Kulchin
X Lewis
UNIFORM BUILDING CODE. Mamaux
Larson
This item was continued to December 15, 1987.
357
,m m MINUTES y$
December 8, 1987 Page 11 COUNCIL % 9/ MEMBERS 5 '
DEPARTMENTAL AND CITY MANAGER REPORTS:
(77) 12. AB f9235 - REPORT ON EXEMPTION FOR R-1 LOTS/ZONE 6 I LOCAL FACILITIES MANAGEMENT PLAN.
This item was taken out of order. (See Page 3)
(86) 13. AB /I9226 - CITIZEN REQUEST - ELM AVENUE.
This item was continued to the meeting of January 12,
1988.
(86) 14. AB f9225 - CITIZEN REQUEST - MODIFICATION OF
TRAFFIC CIRCULATION PLAN.
This item was continued to the meeting of 3anuary 12,
1988.
(72) 15. AB f9236 - NO PARKING ZONE ON MIDDLETON DRIVE AND
WOODSTOCK STREET.
This item was continued to December 15, 1987.
(96) 16. AB R9237 - DESIGNATION OF PONTIAC DRIVE AS A
(78) THROUGH STREET AND ESTABLISHING A SPEED LIMIT ON A PORTION OF PONTIAC DRIVE.
This item was continued to December 15, 1987.
(22) 17. A6 89238 - COMMUTER AIR SERVICE AT PALOMAR AIRPORT.
This item was continued to December 15, 1987.
CLOSED SESSION:
i
(41) 18. CLOSED SESSION PENDING LITIGATION.
This item was continued to December 15, 1987.
ADJOURNMENT:
By proper motion, the Meeting of December 8, 1987, was
adjourned at 10:14 p.m., to Bednesday, December 9,
1987, at 7:30 p.m., for the Golf Association Meeting.
Respectfully submitted,
&&-&LC &?-
ALETHA L. RAUTENKRANZ
City Clerk
Harriett Babbitt
Minutes Clerk
356