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Meet i ng of : CJTY COUNCIL (Regular Meeting)
Date of Meetlng: September 12, 1989
Time of Meeting: 6:OO p.m. Place of Meetlng: City Council Chambers
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CALL TO ORDER:
Mayor Lew Is ca l led the Meetlng to order at 6:OO p.m.
ROLL CALL was taken by the City Clerk as follows:
Present: Council Members Lewis, Kulchin, Pettine
and Mamaux.
Absent: None.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES: (one motion)
Minutes of the Regu lar Meeting held August 15, 1989,
were approved as presented.
Minutes of the Adjourned Meeting held August 18, 1989,
were approved as presented.
MInutes of the Adjourned Meeting held August 18, 1989,
were approved as presented.
Minutes of the Adjourned Meeting held August 22, 1989,
were f l led due to a tack of a quorum at the Breakfast.
CONSENT CALENDAR:
Counci l Member Larson requested I tern #4 be removed from
the Consent Ca 1 endar.
Counci 1 aff Irmed the action of the Consent Calendar,
with the exception of Item #4, as fol lows:
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WAIVER OF ORDINANCE TEXT READING:
Councl f waived the read i ng of the text of al f Ord i nances
and Resolutions at this Meeting.
1. AB #10,247 - ACCEPTANCE OF IMPROVEMENTS - CARLSBAD
GATEWAY CENTER - SDP 84-05/PD 277.
Counci 1 accepted improvements, authorized the City
C t erk to record the Not Ice of Completion and
release bonds, and directed the Uti1 ities and
Malntenance Department and the Parks and Recreatlon
Department to commence maintaining the public
improvements associated with the project.
2. AB #10,248 - ACCEPTANCE OF IMPROVEMENTS - EL CAMINO
REAL - MS 393. . " " ..- ~ ~ .
Counc I 1 accepted improvements, author ized the City
C ierk to record the Not ice of Comp I et ion and
release bonds, and directed the Uti1 ities and
Maintenance Department to cmmence maintaining the
public Improvements associated wlth the
subd Ivlslon.
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'CONSENT CALENDAR: (Continued)
I (99) 3. AB #I 0,249 - ACCEPTANCE OF IMPROVEMENTS - TAMARACK
POINTE UNIT 1 - CT 84-14/PUD 69.
Counc I 1 accepted improvements, author Ized the City
Clerk to record the Notlce of Comp letlon and
release bonds, and directed the Uti f itles and
Malntenance Department to commence malntalning the
public improvements associated with the
subdivision. I ( 78) 4 AB #lo, 250 - FEE CHANGE FOR POL ] CE REPORTS.
I Th ls item was removed from the Consent Ca lendar .
(84) 5. AB #10,251 - ANNUAL CONTRACT FOR OUTFITTING
EMERGENCY VEHICLES.
Council addoopted RESOLUTION NO. 89-325,
author iz I ng a contract to H i Standard Automotive,
Santa Ana, Calffornla, for the outfftting of
emergency vehicles. I (45)
(97) 6. AB #10,252 - 1988-89 STREETS SLURRY SEAL PROGRAM -
CONTRACT NO. U/M-25.
Councll adopted RESOLUTION NO. 89-326, accepting
b Ids and award Ing Contract No. U/M-25 In the amount
of $1 16,225.35 to CaI lfornia Pavement Mafntenance
Company of San Diego, Caf ifornia, for the 1988-89
Streets Slurry Sea I Program. 1 ::;; 7. AB #10,253 - 1988-89 STREETS CHIP SEAL PROGRAM -
CONTRACT NO. U/M-24.
Counci I adopted RESOLUTION NO. 89-327, accepting
b Ids and authorlzlng the execution of Contract No.
U/M-24 In the amount of $355,380.00 to California
Pavement Maintenance Company of San Diego,
Callfornla, for the 1988-89 Streets Chfp Sea!
Program.
(95) 8. AB #10,254 - 1988-89 CURBS, GUTTERS AND SIDEWALKS
(45) REPLACEMENT PROGRAM - CONTRACT NO. U/M-28.
Councll adopted RESOLUTION NO. 89-328, approving
contract documents, sDeciaI Drovisions and
specifications, and authoriz'lng the City CIerk to
advertise for blds for the 1988-89 Curbs, Gutters
and S ldewa I ks Rep I acement Program.
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ITEM REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR:
I (78) 4. A5 #10,250 - FEE CHANGE FOR POLICE REPORTS.
Counc l I Member Larson lnqu Ired of the Pol Ice Ch ief
whether there was a way to waive thls fee for the
victim of a crfme.
Po I ice Ch lef Va I es stated he wou Id have the Records
staf f review th Is request, if the Councl 1 concurred.
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I ITEM REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR: (ContEnued)
Council continued this item for staff review concerning Lewis
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PRESENTATI ONS :
Malt Rlche, Co-Pubtisher of the Carlsbad Magazlne,
introduced Chr'is Farrls, Ed itor, who listed the
qualiftcations of LeeAnn Litlntha! l, who was chosen as
Carlsbad Magazlne's Citizen of the Year for 1989.
Mayor Lew is read a Proclamatlon proclaiming the week of
September 23-30, 1989, as "COAST CLEAN-UP WEEK". The
Proclamatlon was accepted by Doug Duncanson of the Parks
and Recreatlon Department.
Lee Lefchtag, Chalrman of the North County lsraef
Rond Committee, presented a plaque io Mayor Pro Tem Ann
Kulchin, as their Honoree for the Year, stating Mrs.
Kulchin's concern for the health and welfare of all
peop I e.
Ray Patchett, City Manager, introduced Ann Jensen, the
new Director of Human Resources.
PUBLIC COMMENT:
There were no requests to address the Council durlng
thls portion of the meetlng.
ORDINANCES FOR ADOPTION:
(102)lO. AB #10,240 - REVISION OF SPEED LIMIT ON CARLSBAD
BOULEVARD SOUTH OF MANZANO DRIVE.
Counci I adopted the fol lowing Ord Inance:
X Larson SECTION 10.44.030 TO EXTEND THE EXiSTlNG 35 MILE
X Mamaux OF THE CARLSBAD MUNICIPAL CODE BY THE AMENDMENT OF
X Pett? ne ORDINANCE NO. NS-85, AMENDING TITLE 10, CHAPTER 10.44
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PER HOUR PRIMA FACIE SPEED LIMIT UPON CARLSBAD
BOULEVARD FROM THE NORTH BOUNDARY OF THE CITY TO A
POINT 1,400 FEET SOUTH OF THE SOUTHERLY BOUNDARY OF THE
RIGHT-OF-WAY OF MANZANO DRIVE AND TO DESIGNATE A 50
MILE PER HOUR PRIMA FACIE SPEED LIMIT UPON CARLSBAD
BOULEVARD FROM 1,400 FEET SOUTH OF THE SOUTHERLY
BOUNDARY OF THE RIGHT-OF-WAY OF MANZANO DRIVE TO THE
SOUTH BOUNDARY OF THE CITY.
(67) 11. AB #10,241 - TREBLE COSTS FOR THE ABATEMENT OF
CERTAIN NUISANCES.
Councl I adpted the fol lowlng Ordinance:
X Larson SECTION 6.16.110(4) PROVIDING FOR TREBLE COSTS FOR THE
X Mamaux OF THE CARLSBAD MUNICIPAL CODE BY THE ADDITION OF
X Pett i ne ORDINANCE NO. NS-86, AMENDING TITLE 6, CHAPTER 6.16
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ABATEMENT OF CERTAIN NUISANCES.
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12. AB #10,255 - APPEAL OF TENTATIVE MAP AND PLANNED
UNIT DEVELOPMENT CT 89-1/PUD 89-1 - CAMPBELL.
Council Member Kulchln stated that she llves 675 feet
from this property and wlll participate In the
discussion and vote on this matter.
Mlke Holzmiller, Planning Director, gave the staff
report as contained in the Agenda BF 1 I, using
transparencies and artist's renderings to show the
proposed project. He stated that cmpatibllity is the
main issue in this matter, but that the proposed
project does meet all requlrements of the Growth
Management P 1 an.
Mayor LewPs opened the Public Hearing at 6:41 p.m., and
Issued the Invitation to speak.
Howard Si 1 ldorf, Attorney for the developer,
distrtbuted a letter dated September 12, 1989, to
Council Members and summarized the contents of same.
Dan Jensvold, 2166 Avenida De La Playa, La Jolla,
Architect for this project, stated they had spent many
hours makIng this project compatlbfe with the
architecture in the area. He described the proposed
unlts and the open space between them. The project is
designed w,!th the use of landscaping and wal Is to give a
pr Ivate, Integrated look.
Rlich Barnes, 2417 Levante, spoke in favor of the
project, stating the architecture .is superior to the
exfstlng houses and makes a good transition. Mr.
Barnes questioned the use of zon ing, If you cou Id be
halted on a project that complies.
Doug Avis, representing the Fieldstone Company, stated
they own four and a ha! f acres across the street and
three thousand acres In La Costa. He said they have
committed the property across the street for a
temporary f i re stat Don.
Mr. Avis sald that "mixture of product" keeps coming
up, and Jf this ,Fs strictly a single-family
neighborhood, then Pt wi l I be void of "product mix".
He asked Council not to force this developer into that
type of scenario. Mr. Avis said that the setback is a
big issue, and Ff the bui Idings are forced into the
center of the lot, that wlll cause more of an apartment
but ld ing type of look, and he did not want that agaln
in La Costa. He asked Councll to focus on the issues
of massing and forcing into the center of the lot.
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PUBLIC HEARINGS: (Continued)
Andrew Salony, 3105 La Costa Avenue, stated he had met
with the bu I Ider, and when he saw the proposed project,
he was pleased to see something that fit well with
s 1 ng I e faml iy un its and the qua l ity met or exceeded the
nelghborhood. He safd the proposed project also met or
exceeded al I the Growth Management P I an requ irernents
and was an excellent project.
Dana Stewart, 3317 Cab0 Court, spoke in favor of the
proposed project, stating nine persons had felt this
developer should be able to bulld these unlts or hls
rights would be violated. The project blends with the
surrounding nelghborhood and would be a pleaslng
project.
Frank Dixon, 31 12 Levante Street, spoke on behalf of a
number of the direct neighbors to this site, and stated
he had met with the developer several times. Mr. Dlxon
felt the backyards shou Id be I arger to glve the
children a place to play. He also was concerned that
the project was not conslstent with the neighborhood.
He said the units were famlly-size units and there
should be an area for chlldren.
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Mr. D lxon showed st ides of the area and p I acement of
bu i Id ings with respect to backyards.
John Jensen, 3314 Azahar Place, expressed concern for
the safety of the chi ldren in this development, and
felt there would be too many cars for on-site parklng,
wh Ich wou Id lead to park Ing on the street.
Mr. Jensen used SI ides and the wal I drawings to
1 nd icate how the setbacks cou t d be increased by
decreas ing the space between the bu i Id i ngs, or by
connecting the bul Id ings.
Chris Young, 3308 Azahar Place, spoke as a concerned
neighbor, stating that this project could set a
precedent, and he felt It was not compatible with the
nelghborhood.
Nlgel Bonny, 3311 La Costa Avenue, stated he was
attempting to show how this project would be
detr imenta I to the neighborhood safety and
compat i b l I ity, and he added that the major ity of the
neighbors agreed with him. He listed the names of
petition slgners who oppose the project and asked that
the project be rejected.
Kenneth Hubbard, 3027 Garboso, told of the CC&R's of
the La Costa Land Company that were written to ensure
future owners that the neighborhood would remain
consistent. He said thls lot was restricted to the R-2
bu 1 Id Ing code, and the setbacks were to be larger than
this proposed project. He said the CUR'S could take
precedence over the zonfng.
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in answer to Counclt query regarding this statement,
Clty Attorney Vlncent Biondo sta-ted that this would be
a private matter and would not lnvolve the City, as the
City bases enforcement and approva l on the zoning of
property.
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PUBL I C HEAR.1 NGS : (Cont i. nued 1
Ruth Besecker, 6670 El CamEno Real, a Member of the
Architectural Comm'lttee for La Costa, spoke on the
CC&R1s and the R-2 zoning for this property. She sald
those CCgR's no longer exlst and there were no
requirements for setbacks on an R-2 lot, only on R-1
lots. Ms. Besecker said there was a conditional letter
of approval from the Committee for this project, and
there was no vlolatlon of any CC8R's.
Howard Givens, 331 0 Azahar P l ace, stated his
property ts located at the base of the slope
by this property. He said no fol iage would hide those
buildings from his property and he would lose his
privacy. Mr. Givens requested greater setbacks from
the north side.
Mr. Sitldorf spoke in rebuttal, stating this was a
d Iff i'cu lt pl-ece of property to develop. He said they
cou id move the setbacks %n two feet on t y, but if the
setbacks were io be moved farther In, it would create a
wal !-type of structure. He asked Counci l to support
the Planning Department and Planning Commission and
approve the project.
SZnce no one else wlshed to speak on this matter, the
Public Hearing was closed at 7:58 p.m.
Council Member Larson suggested an appraisal of the
proposed CC&R's and planned amenities and a two-foot
larger backyard setback.
Councll Member Kuichln stated she was concerned with
the compatl b i 1 ity of the project and the safety of the
ch F I dren and cou Id not support the project.
Council dlrected the City Attorney to prepare documents
denylng the appeal and upholdFng the Planning
Commlss Ion approva l of CT 89-1 /PUD 89-1 , w lth the
provlsions to tncrease the rear yard setback an
addltlonal two feet and include the addltlonal CC8R
provlsfons conta.ined In Exhlbit 'lDfl to the letter
dated September 12, 1989, from Mr. Si 1 Idorf, Attorney
for the developer.
RECESS :
Mayor Lewis declared a Recess at 8:20 p.m., and Councll
re-convened at 8:32 p.m., w'th a! l Members present.
PUBLIC HEARINGS: (Continued)
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13. AB #10,256 - AMENDMENT TO THE GENERAL PLAN, LOCAL
COASTAL PLAN AND THE ZONING CODE TO PROHIBIT ON-
SHORE OIL AND GAS SUPPORT FACILITIES - GPA/LU 89-
2/LCPA 89-1 /ZCA 89-1 .
Mike Holzmil\er, Planning Director, gave the staff
report as contained In the Agenda Bll 1.
Mayor Lew:ls opened the Public Hearing at 8:38 p.m., and
issued the lnvltatlon to speak. S?nce no one wished to
speak on this matter, the Pub I lc Hearlng was closed.
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'PUBL IC HEAR I NGS: (Cont I nued 1
Councll Introduced the fol low'rng Ord lnance:
ORDINANCE NO. NS-87, AMENDING TITLE 21, OF THE CARLSBAD
MUNICIPAL CODE TO PROHIBIT ON-SHORE OIL FACILITIiES
EXCEPT IN THE C-M, M AND P-M ZONES UPON CERTAIN
FINDINGS AND CONDITIONS.
Counci I approved the Negative Declaration issued by the
PIannlng Director and adopted the following
Resolutlons: (one motion)
RESOLUTION NO. 89-329, APPROVfNG AN AMENDMENT TO THE
LAND USE ELEMENT OF THE GENERAL PLAN TO PROHIBIT ON-
SHORE OIL AND GAS SUPPORT FACILITIES EXCEPT UPON THE
CITY COUNCIL MAKING CERTAIN FINDINGS. GPAILU 89-2.
RESOLUTION NO. 89-330, AMENDING ALL SIX SEGMENTS OF THE
CARLSBAD LOCAL COASTAL PLAN TO PROHIBIT ON-SHORE O'lL
AND GAS SUPPORT FACILITIES EXCEPT UPON THE CITY COUNCIL
MAKING CERTAIN FINDINGS. LCPA 89-1.
DEPARTMENTAL AND CITY MANAGER REPORTS:
14. AB #10,239 - REPORT OF CITIZENS COMMITTEE TO REVIEW
OPEN SPACE.
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Robbte Bernstein, 5315 Avenlda Encinas, representing
SDG&E, requested that the land use deslgnation of SDG&E
rights-of-way reflect prlor use of the property,
transmisslon of energy, eIectricPty and natural gas;
that Councll be flexible and look at zoning
processes in SDG&E corr-ldors on a case-by-case basiis
as far as pub! ic facll itles, road, water llnes, sewage
lines and publIc facllitles whlch may go into
envlronmenta I ly sensltlve areas; and, lf there is an
Open Space Committee, that SDG&E be part of that
Committee as far as open space and SDG&E's property.
Elaine Lyttleton, 4210 Sunnyhil I, Member of the Open
Space Commtttee, recommended Council move ahead with
most of the recommendat Ions of the Committee in terms
of further study, and direct staff to do more
investigat ion. As a member of the Committee, she
requested Council move ahead; as a citizen, she
requested Council also watch the monetary aspects.
Doug Avls, F-leldstone Company, stated he was Interested
In this report and would work with staff. He sald he
was commltted to a trall system in south Carlsbad, and
asked to be Jncluded as It related to south Carlsbad, if
Counci I moved ahead with a consultant to study that
1 ssue.
Mayor Lewls suggested the fifteen Committee members
s hou Id be set up as ad hoc comm lttees to go Into greater
detall on specific aspects of the recommendations.
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DEPARTMENTAL AND CITY MANAGER REPORTS: (Continued)
Council suggested staff prepare a work program and
breakdown into areas for this Committee, as ad hoc
committees, to review specific areas and report back to
Council.
Kip McBane, Open Space Committee Chairman, said that if
this Committee is continued, some members would drop
out. He said the charge of the Committee was very
limited and they had gone as far as they could with that
charge. He suggested Council may want to revise the
scope of work.
Mr. McBane said one of the most significant things the
Committee discovered, was that no one was minding the
store with regard to open space. The Committee would
like to have someone on staff looking after open space.
Mike Holzmiller stated he could have a work plan in 30
to 45 days, but that carrying out that plan would take
considerably longer and might need additional staff
support outside of the Planning Department.
Council Member Mamaux stated he wanted a cost analysis.
Council accepted the Citizens Committee Report and
directed staff to prepare a work program to implement
the reconnnendations; and
Council referred the proposed Updated Open Space and
Conservation Elements to the Planning Commission for
review as part of the pending General Plan update; and
Council authorized staff to extend the contract with
the consulting firm of Wallace, Todd and Roberts for
purposes of preparing a study on the feasibility of an
interconnecting, Citywide trail system.
In response to Council query regarding the interim
ordinance with regard to open space, City Manager Ray
Patchett stated that a report would be included in the
General Plan update.
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15. AB #10,174 - OCEANSIDE - SAN DIEGO COMMUTER RAIL
STUDY - FINAL ASSESSMENT OF CANDIDATE STATIONS.
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Mike Zdon, SANDAG, narrated a slide presentation on the
proposed commuter rail and the implementaticmof their
program. With regard to the station in downtown
Carlsbad, he stated that Bauer Lumber would have to be
moved.
Herman Basmacilyan, Traffic Consultant, continued the
report, using charts to indicate the daily traffic to
and from the commuter rail station at Grand Avenue; the
relationship of traffic to the streeets; to rail
traffic; and he explained the level of service.
Mayor Lewis inquired about having just one station for
Carlsbad at the Poinsettia location, and Mr. Zdon
explained that the plan was to have four or five miles
between stops, and without the Grand Avenue Station,
there would be too great a distance between the Oceanside
stop and the Poinsettia Station.
Paul Price, NCTD, discussed the design of the station,
and stated the City would have control over that
design, with maintenance by the NCTD.
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DEPARTMENTAL AND C'ITY MANAGER REPORTS: (Continued 1
Hope Wrisley, 2080 Basswood Avenue, addressed Councll
stating she Is Co-Chair of the Merchants Assoclatlon,
and there Is no consensus among the merchants as far as
the beneflts to the Vi\ \age from the commuter raFI
station. The merchants feel that if there Is no parkPng
provlded, the downtown area wit I be in troubfe, and most
of the merchants do not see any advantage to them.
Ms. Wrlsley said that over the long run, she would have
to be ln favor of the stat ion, but that Counc t 1 needs to
assure adequate parking now, with landscaping for the
parklng lot and adequate security. Ms. Wrisley also
asked for falr treatment for Bauer Lumber.
Douglas Jacobson, 1196 Magnolia, stated he was a a
strong supporter for the commuter rail, but also a
strong supporter for Bauer Lumber. He felt the impact
of the park ing to the downtown area must be examined
thoroughly. Mr. Jacobson suggested parking along the
rat I road tracks down to Tamarack, and conc 1 uded, ask ing
for a! I optlons and impacts to be considered before
abandoning Bauer Lumber.
Craig Bauer, 2787 State Street, representing Bauer
Lumber, stated that the Poinsettia area has a lot of
open land, whereas there is llmlted parkfng downtown.
He stated the Lumber Company has been In that location
for a long time and they do not want to be re- located.
He presented a petition that had been on the counter at
the Lumber store, and stated there were over 1,800
signatures aga'inst movlng the lumber store.
Mr. Bauer suggested that Grand Avenue was a poor
locatlon for a station, as there Is no room for future
d eve l opment.
Jim Johnson, 2659 State Street, representlng Mlsston
Electrlc, stated his place of business Is north of the
proposed station and Bauer Lumber. He expressed his
concern that his business of 14 years wou Id be gone If
they were forced to re-locate.
Chrlstine Gaare, 2865 Wllson, representlng Arthur A.
Brown Plumbing, stated her main concern was the traffic
problem. There woutd be transients that come to the
train and bus statlons and this wou Id mean more
graffltl. She felt the commuter railroad station was
not compatlble wlth the mal I town feelfng in Carlsbad,
and that the Polnsettia station would be more
desirable.
Fred Maerkle, 2763A State Street, representlng Carlsbad
Supply Company, stated that the commuter rail was
needed , but that the location for the downtown statIon
was wrong. He expressed the opinion that placing It
at Grand Avenue wou Id put him out of business.
Mr. Zdon sald the City would be consulted as to the
speclflc design and engineering of the site, and the
Transat Dlstrict woujd be the lmplementing agency.
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I DEPARTMENTAL AND CITY MANAGER REPORTS: (Continued)
Councll adopted the recomendations of the Oceanslde-San
DFego Commuter Rai I Study and supported in concept the
proposed commuter rail statlon at Poinsettia Lane.
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Counclf Member Larson stated he felt the Poinsettia
StatJon could adequately serve Carisbad, and he had
concerns about the trafflc sltuatlon at Grand Avenue.
Council supported in concept the proposed commuter rail
statlon at Grand Avenue.
( 72 ) 1 6. AB #10,257 - "TWO HOUR" PARK I NG ZONE ON A PORT ION
OF PASEO DEL NORTE AND CAR COUNTRY DRIVE.
Th Is item was cont lnued .
(97) 17. AB #10,258 - AWARD OF CONTRACT FOR STRIPING
IMPROVEMENTS TO LA COSTA AVENUE FROM 1-5 TO EL
CAMINO REAL - PROJECT NO. 3319. (45)
Council adopted the following Resolution:
RESOLUTION NO. 89-331, ACCEPTING BIDS AND AWARDING A
CONTRACT FOR THE RESTRIPING OF LA COSTA AVENUE FROM 1-5
TO EL CAMINO REAL, PROJECT NO. 3319.
(103) 18. ABV #10,243 - TRAFFIC SAFETY COMMiSSlON
APPOINTMENT.
I Council adopted the following Resolutlon:
RESOLUTION NO. 89-320, APPOINTING JAMES STACHOVIAK TO
THE TRAFFIC SAFETY COMMISSION.
Councl l Reports were continued to the September 26,
1989, meet 1 ng .
ADJOURNMENT:
Mayor iew Is announced there wou Id be a Southeast
Quadrant Meeting on Tuesday, September 19, 1989, at
7:OO p.m., at the Safety Center.
By proper motlon, the Meeting of September 12, 1989,
was adjourned at 10:30 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
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City Cferk
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Minutes Clerk
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