City Council Minutes

September 11, 2000

REDWOOD CITY CITY COUNCIL

MAYOR  IRA RUSKIN
VICE MAYOR  RICHARD S. CLAIRE

 
COUNCILMEMBER JIM HARTNETT
COUNCILMEMBER DIANE HOWARD
COUNCILMEMBER JEFF IRA
COUNCILMEMBER COLLEEN M. JORDAN
COUNCILMEMBER BARBARA PIERCE



REGULAR MEETING
7:30 P.M.
September 11, 2000



A reception in honor of the outgoing and newly appointed or re-appointed members to boards, committees and commissions was held at 6:30 p.m. in the City Hall foyer area.

The City Council Meeting and Redevelopment Agency Meeting were called to order simultaneously. The Redevelopment Agency Meeting began immediately following Oral Communications (See Separate Minutes).


1. CALL TO ORDER - 7:30 p.m.

2. ROLL CALL

Council Members Present: Hartnett, Howard, Ira, Jordan (arrived at 7:31, left at 11:00 p.m.), Pierce, Vice Mayor Claire, Mayor Ruskin

Staff Present: Assistant City Manager/Police Chief Bolanos, Assistant to the City Manager Gonzalez, Assistant City Attorney Sorba, City Clerk Howe; Senior Deputy City Clerk Ponte, Senior Civil Engineer Lynch, Community Development Services Director Nelson, Community Development Services Manager LaTorra, Planning and Redevelopment Manager Church, Community Development Services Manager Passanisi, Associate Planner Riordan, Traffic Engineer Haygood, Housing Coordinator Jones-Thomas, Assistant Planner Ekas, Assistant Planner Lynch, Principal Planner Jany, Interim Parks and Recreation Director Centeno, Police Sergeant Blanc, Library Director Chen, Volunteer Balsamo

3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE - (by Council Member Jeff Ira)

4. INVOCATION - Pastor Dennis Logie - Sequoia Christian Church

5. SPECIAL ORDERS OF THE DAY

  1. Plaques for Outgoing Members of Various Boards, Committees and Commissions;

    Mayor Ruskin called the following outgoing members in attendance to the dais area of the Council Chambers and thanked them for their service: Rebecca Schenone, Sandra Cooperman, Bob Slusser, Michael Bursak, Paul Sanfilipo and Carolyn Nobles. Vice Mayor Claire handed each member a plaque honoring his or her years of service to the City of Redwood City.

  2. Oath and Swearing In of Newly Appointed Boards, Commissions and Committees:

    Mayor Ruskin called the newly appointed and re-appointed members of boards, committees and commissions in attendance up to the dais area for the oath of office. He thanked them for their commitment to serve the City of Redwood City. City Clerk Howe administered the Oath of Office to those in attendance. Following is the list of appointees. Mayor Ruskin acknowledged former Mayors in attendance: Judy Buchan, Brent Britschgi, Georgi LaBerge and Dani Gasparini.

    Architectural Review Committee:
    • Dr. Steven Howard
    • Murdo Morrison
    Alternates:
    • Maureen Morton
    • Nicholas Watry

    Board of Building Review
    • Keith Bautista
    • John G. Murphy

    Board of Port Commission
    • Larry Aikins
    • Dick Dodge

    Civic Cultural Committee:
    • Virginia Ball
    • Barbara Britschgi
    • Brian Douglas
    • Dr. Frank Kushin
    Fill in for unexpired term:
    • Denise Maria Soultanian

    Housing and Human Concerns Committee
    • Andrew Carl Byrnes
    • John Dempsey
    • Charles W. Greer
    • Clay Lewis

    Library Board
    • Nicet Santos
    • Pat Taviss

    Parks & Recreation Commission
    • Don Edwin Davis
    • Pauline Truscelli
    • Matthew Joseph Walsh

    Planning Commission
    • Rosanne Foust
    • Kenneth McCoy
    • Hillary Paulson

    Senior Affairs Commission
    • Deborah Grove
    • Jean Harrison
    • Betty Moran
    • Leo Walsh

6. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS

Mayor Ruskin stated that Item 7.4A - Stop signs at Harrison Avenue at Cleveland Street - was placed on the Consent Calendar due to all parties being in agreement.

Pete Hughes stated he had been approached by members of the community of Colima, Mexico regarding building a community center. With a cost of approximately $10,000., then escalating to $15,000. and Redwood City being a sister city to Colima, Mr. Hughes is selling tiles that can be imprinted with anything the donor would like for a cost of $100.00 each up to $1,000. His telephone number is 594-0783.

Speer McClellan reported on his recent delegation trip to sister city Colima, Mexico. He stated Sister City International members Bert Perales, Stanley Kuhn and himself received recognition for the dedication of a fire truck, clothing and other materials to Colima. Mr. McClellan presented Mayor Ruskin with a gift of appreciation and a plaque sent from the City of Colima.

Daniela Gasparini spoke about Columbus Day and celebration of Italian/American Heritage. The Columbus Day celebration will be held at the San Mateo County Historical Museum on Sunday, October 8 at 2:00 p.m. with authentic Italian dancing, songs, accordion players, food and wine. She stated the highlight is a 10:00 a.m. bocce ball tournament at Red Morton Center with a tri-city competition, Redwood City, San Mateo and Menlo Park. She invited all to attend and stated there would be an historical exhibit on display during that week at the museum.

REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY MEETING (See Separate Minutes)

7. CONSENT CALENDAR

Items on the Consent Calendar are considered to be routine by the City Council and are enacted by one motion and one vote. There is no separate discussion of these items unless a Council Member or Citizen so requests, in which event the item is removed from the consent calendar and considered in its normal sequence on the agenda.

M/S Hartnett/Howard to waive reading of the Consent Calendar except the ordinances by title, adopt the resolutions and the ordinances, and approve other items. The motion passed by a unanimous roll call vote with Items 7.2A, 7.3A-12 and 7.3C removed for separate discussion and voting.

7.1   Section - Minutes

A. none

7.2   Section - Motions

B. Approve by Motion Hiring Experienced Communications Dispatcher at Third Step of Salary Range

MINUTE ORDER 00-292

C. Approve by Motion Appointment to Public Works Superintendent Position Above Bottom of Salary Range

MINUTE ORDER 00-293

7.3   Section - Agreements

A. Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), HOME Investment Partnership Funds, and City General Fund Funding Agreements for FY 2000-2001

  1. RESOLUTION 14018 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT FOR HOUSING ACCESSIBILITY MODIFICATION PROGRAM (Center for the Independence of the Disabled);
  2. RESOLUTION 14019 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT FOR CHILD CARE SUBSIDIES PROGRAM (Messiah United Lutheran Church);
  3. RESOLUTION 14020 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT FOR FACILITY RENOVATION (Poplar Recare);
  4. RESOLUTION 14021 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT FOR FAIR HOUSING COUNSELING PROGRAM (Midpeninsula Citizens for Fair Housing);
  5. RESOLUTION 14022 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT FOR HOUSING REVITALIZATION PROGRAM (North Peninsula Neighborhood Services Center);
  6. RESOLUTION 14023 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT FOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND TRAINING FOR MICROENTERPRISES (SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTER) (San Mateo County Community College District/Canada College);
  7. RESOLUTION 14024 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT FOR ADULT DAY SUPPORT SERVICES FOR REDWOOD CITY SENIORS (Catholic Charities Adult Day Center);
  8. RESOLUTION 14025 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT FOR CLARA-MATEO HOMELESS REHABILITATION SHELTER (Clara-Mateo Alliance, Inc.);
  9. RESOLUTION 14026 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT FOR AIDS CASE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM (ELLIPSE Peninsula Aids Services);
  10. RESOLUTION 14027 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT FOR HERON COURT NEIGHBORHOOD NETWORK CENTER (Heron Court Cooperative, Inc.,);
  11. RESOLUTION 14028 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT FOR HOMESHARING HELP AND INFORMATION PROGRAM (Human Investment Project);
  12. RESOLUTION 14029 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT FOR FIRSTSTOP-SMALL BUSINESS LEGAL ASSISTANCE (Legal Aid Society of San Mateo County);
  13. RESOLUTION 14030 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT FOR EMERGENCY SHELTER PROGRAM - SPRING STREET SHELTER (Mental Health Association of San Mateo County);
  14. RESOLUTION 14031 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT FOR ADULT DAY SUPPORT SERVICES FOR REDWOOD CITY SENIORS (Peninsula Volunteers, Inc.);
  15. RESOLUTION 14032 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT FOR OPERATION OF BROWN BAG (Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties);
  16. RESOLUTION 14033 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT FOR MAPLE STREET EMERGENCY SHELTER AND TRANSITIONAL HOUSING PROGRAM (Shelter Network of San Mateo County);
  17. RESOLUTION 14034 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT FOR DAYBREAK SHELTER FOR HOMELESS YOUTH (Youth and Family Assistance);
  18. RESOLUTION 14035 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT FOR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS TO THE MERVIN G. MORRIS BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB (Boys and Girls Club of the Peninsula);
  19. RESOLUTION 14036 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT FOR HOUSING ASSOCIATION FOR THE NEEDY AND DISPOSSESSED, INC. (HAND) A NON-PROFIT CHDO FOR FUNDING TO REHABILITATION REDWOOD OAKS APARMTENTS AT 330-340 REDWOOD AVENUE (Housing for the Needy and Dispossessed);
  20. RESOLUTION 14037 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT HOUSING ORGANIZATION (CHDO) OPERATING EXPENSES (Human Investment Project);
  21. RESOLUTION 14038 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENTFOR KAINOS RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES REHABILITATION PROJECT (Kainos Home and Training Center);
  22. RESOLUTION 14039 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT FOR REDWOOD FAMILY HOUSE TRANSITIONAL HOUSING PROGRAM (Shelter Network of San Mateo County);

B. RESOLUTION 14040 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT WITH PENINSULA CONFLICT RESOLUTION CENTER FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE REDWOOD CITY COMMUNITY MEDIATION PROGRAM;

7.4   Section - Miscellaneous

A. RESOLUTION 14041 ESTABLISHING AND DECLARING DESIGNATED ENTRANCES TO CERTAIN HEREIN SPECIFIED INTERSECTION TO BE STOP ENTRANCES (Harrison Avenue at Cleveland Street);

B. Findings on Sign Ordinance: RESOLUTION 14042 FINDING AND DECLARING CONTINUING NEED FOR ORDINANCE REGULATING ON-PREMISES ADVERTISING THAT IS MORE RESTRICTIVE THAN EXISTING LAW;

7.5   Section - Ordinances (second reading)

A. ORDINANCE 2203 AMENDING SECTION 20.186 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF REDWOOD CITY RELATING TO OFF-STREET PARKING TIME LIMITATIONS (first reading on 8/28/00);

7.6   Section - Claims and Warrants

A. Reject claim no. 1837 by Rick & Valerie Castaldi; reject claim no. 1838 by Nedra Moore; reject claim no. 1839 by Linda Hanner;

MINUTE ORDER 00-294

B. Approve warrants dated through September 11th, 2000 and all usual and necessary payments through September 18th, 2000;

MINUTE ORDER 00-295

7.2 Section - Motions (Continued)

A. M/S Hartnett/Howard to Approve by Motion Authorization to Purchase and Appropriate funds for Acquisition of Properties (Assessor's Parcel's # APN #053-093-070-, 080, 130 and 140); (see concurrent item on Redevelopment Agency Agenda, item 6.A i and ii). The motion passed by a majority roll call vote with Council Member Jordan voting no.

MINUTE ORDER 00-296

7.3 Section - Agreements (Continued)

A. Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), HOME Investment Partnership Funds, and City General Fund Funding Agreements for FY 2000-2001;

12) M/S Hartnett/Howard to adopt RESOLUTION 14044 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT FOR HOMELESS PREVENTION AND EVICTION DEFENSE PROJECT (La Raza Centro Legal, Inc.). The motion passed by a majority roll call vote with Council Member Jordan voting no.

C. Council Member Howard stated she wanted to publicly thank Chu Chang, Senior Civil Engineer, for the changing to a brighter light in the downtown area along El Camino Real and Veterans Boulevard. Senior Civil Engineer Chang researched and found that the cost would be less due to the fact that the higher sodium light actually lasts longer. He has devised a program and during the next 18 months to 2 years, the lights will be changed from a yellow to white. The white lights will provide assistance in safety and appearance.

M/S Hartnett/Howard to adopt RESOLUTION 14043 ACCEPTING BID FOR THE 2000-2001 STREET LIGHT IMPROVEMENT PROJECT (UPGRADING); AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT FOR SAID WORK; AND DIRECTING RETURN OF SECURITIES DEPOSITS. The motion passed by a unanimous roll call vote.

8. Staff Reports

  1. Interim Urgency Ordinance to modify and add the definitions, uses, and development standards related to commercial and industrial districts in the Zoning Ordinance.

    Community Development Director Nelson explained the need for the urgency ordinance and showed several pictures illustrating examples of "office creep". She further explained an ordinance was previously presented and that Council directed a focused ordinance be brought back for consideration. She stated the current proposed ordinance is focused on four major issues: introduction of a floor area ratio (FAR), incentives for housing, some changes in office uses and changes to parking standards.

    Council asked various questions related to the FAR examples shown

    Public Comment:

    John Baer spoke in opposition to the urgency ordinance and urged Council to look at zoning in other cities.

    Ted Hannig requested Council carefully consider and urged caution in implementing an emergency ordinance. He cited Government Code 65858 requiring there be legislative findings that there is a current and immediate threat to public health, safety and welfare and that any projects that come along during the interim urgency ordinance would also pose this threat. He stated dialogue with the community is necessary.

    Susan Keely stated small businesses have been lost in her area and there is an emergency in that area. She stated staff and Council must protect the needs of the community.

    Ken McCoy stated a need for careful planning and supported staff recommendations. He stated the tools proposed are less complicated, although the Floor Area Ratio tool is new to the City, the parking tool is appropriate and the recommendations are sufficient for an interim ordinance.

    John Murphy stated dissatisfaction with the office across the street from him although he is not opposed to change in general.

    Daniela Gasparini, speaking for Keith Bautista from the Chamber of Commerce, stated a letter from the majority of the executive committee urged no action be taken on the urgency ordinance. She stated the Chamber has not had an opportunity to discuss the proposed ordinance with the membership and the City's regulations that are currently in place are adequate to assist in proposed projects.

    Johanna Tesauro spoke about the proposed project on Canyon Road and opposed a precedent being set in the hill area.

    Jeremy Archdeacon stated most are not anti-development, but objecting to change in the CN zoning which would allow further development in the area. He urged that if the ordinance is adopted, the regulations in the CN zoning be made more stringent rather than less, allowing possible variances where applicable.

    Heidi Romano submitted 7 more letters to the Canyon Road area group of letters and spoke of concerns with permanent changes to the area. She stated the rural setting should be retained and requested notification of any proposed changes.

    Donald Gambelin expressed concern with changes to the neighborhood involving commercial building and requested slowing down on Canyon Road building.

    Stan Smith supported the urgency ordinance and stated the speed on Hopkins is too dangerous.

    Brad Martin stated there is a safety issue with heavy equipment and questioned whether the road can support commercial activity in the Canyon Road area.

    Philip Crosby agreed with the previous speakers and supported maintenance of commercial in its own area but stated focused development will be prevented on small parcels.

    Murdo Morrison stated he was pleased with the depth of thought involved and thanked the staff and Council for work involved with the interim urgency ordinance. He urged adoption of the recommendations.

    Larry Miller stated there are constraints on parcels less than an acre in size and that the problems pertain to the larger sites or projects.

    Alicia Guerra questioned what the emergency truly is, stated the FAR regulations are being proposed in a discriminatory manner against small parcels and requested the less than one acre parcels be exempt from the use permit requirement, and that the parking calculations not be factored into the FAR calculation because it is another disincentive to provide housing.

    Libby Glass, owners of the property at Oak Knoll and Canyon Road, stated she felt compelled to clarify some of the misinformation given. After the neighborhood meeting, she stated the City of Redwood City was informed that they would not be pursuing use of the Hetch Hetchy easements, that they would revise their application to eliminate a daycare facility and the non-neighborhood serving office. She stated they have not raised the rents, the proposal is neighborhood serving retail and if the ordinance were approved as is the parking requirement would preclude the project from being retail due to insufficient parking.

    Recess - 9:50-10:05 p.m.

    Council asked how the staff recommendations pertain to Canyon Road, requested clarification of the parking and the matter of Development Agreements and where in the recommendations they pertain.

    M/S Claire/Hartnett to extend the meeting to 11:30 p.m. The motion passed by a majority voice vote with Council Member Jordan voting no.

    M/S Hartnett/Claire to: Introduce an Interim Urgency Ordinance adding and amending definitions, uses, and development standard, in the Zoning Ordinance;

    ORDINANCE NO. 1130-________

    INTERIM URGENCY ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 2.7, AND 2.79 OF, AND ADDING SECTIONS 2.17.5, 2.39, 2.42, 2.48.5, 2.49, 2.53.5, 2.55, 2.58.5, 2.68, 2.107, AND 2.107.5 TO ORDINANCE NO. 1130, THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF REDWOOD CITY, AS AMENDED RELATING TO VARIOUS DEFINITIONS; AMENDING SECTIONS 13.2, AND 13.4 OF, AND ADDING SECTION 13.10b TO, SAID ORDINANCE RELATING TO PERMITTED USES, CONDITIONAL USES, AND THE MAXIMUM OFFICE SIZES IN THE "CN" (NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL) ZONING DISTRICT, RESPECTIVELY; AMENDING SECTIONS 14.2 AND 14.4 OF SAID ORDINANCE RELATING TO PERMITTED AND CONDITIONAL USES, RESPECTIVELY, IN THE "CB" (CENTRAL BUSINESS) ZONING DISTRICT; AMENDING SECTIONS 15.2, AND 15.4 OF, AND ADDING SECTION 15.12 TO, SAID ORDINANCE RELATING TO PERMITTED USES, AND FLOOR AREA RATIO, RESPECTIVELY, IN THE "CG" (GENERAL COMMERCIAL) ZONING DISTRICT; AMENDING SECTIONS 17.2, AND 17.4 OF, AND ADDING SECTION 17.12 TO, SAID ORDINANCE RELATING TO PERMITTED USES, CONDITIONAL USES, AND FLOOR AREA RATIO RESPECTIVELY, IN THE "IR" (INDUSTRIAL RESTRICTED) ZONING DISTRICT; AMENDING SECTIONS 18.2 AND 18.4 OF, AND ADDING SECTION 18.17 TO, SAID ORDINANCE RELATING TO PERMITTED USES, CONDITIONAL USES AND FLOOR AREA RATIO, RESPECTIVELY, IN THE "IP" (INDUSTRIAL PARK) ZONING DISTRICT; AMENDING SECTIONS 26.2, 26.3, AND 26.4 OF SAID ORDINANCE RELATING TO PERMITTED USES, ACCESSORY USES, AND CONDITIONAL USES, RESPECTIVELY, IN THE "CBR" (CENTRAL BUSINESS RETAIL) ZONING DISTRICT; AND AMENDING SECTION 30.2.2b OF SAID ORDINANCE RELATING TO OFFSTREET PARKING REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTAIN SPECIFIED USES;

    The motion passed by a majority roll call vote with Council Member Jordan voting no.

    M/S Hartnett/Howard to direct staff to take the issues that are addressed in the ordinance to the Planning Commission for their recommendations to the City Council regarding amending the Zoning Ordinance definitions, uses, and development standards. The Planning Commission in connection therewith is directed to do so on an expedited basis such that public hearings are held with very significant notice but on an expedited basis so that the interim urgency ordinance can be removed at the earliest possible opportunity and replaced with a permanent ordinance. The motion passed by a unanimous roll call vote.

    11:00 p.m. - Council Member Jordan left the meeting

  2. Requests for 4-Way Stop Sign Installation - Hopkins Avenue at King Street;

    Traffic Engineer Haygood explained that the intersection does not meet the engineering criteria for installation of a 4-way stop according to City policy.

    Public Comment:

    Alicia Beth, Al Diaz, Dan Smith, Gary Ahern, Dave Freeburn and James Carrol spoke in opposition to the stop sign and suggested alternatives.

    M/S Ira/Pierce to deny the request for a 4-way stop sign at Hopkins Avenue and King Street. The motion passed by a majority roll call vote with Vice Mayor Claire voting no and Council Member Jordan absent.

    MINUTE ORDER 00-298

    M/S Claire/Ira to extend to 12:00 a.m. The motion passed by a unanimous voice vote by those present with Council Member Jordan absent.

  3. Requests for 4-Way Stop Sign Installation - Redwood Shores Parkway at Avocet Drive;

    Traffic Engineer Haygood explained the request for a 4-way stop sign and that the engineering data does not meet the requirements.

    Public Comment:

    Glenn Kesselman stated that an alternative might be a demand stoplight and that the Fire Station poses a specific situation.

    Paula Meier agrees that a stop sign is needed.

    Mary Morrissey Parden thanked everyone and that the need for a crossing guard should be studied.

    Derby Davidson spoke in favor of a stop sign.

    Patricia Dixon spoke in favor of the stop sign.

    M/S Claire/Hartnett to adopt RESOLUTION 14045 ESTABLISHING AND DECLARING DESIGNATED ENTRANCES TO CERTAIN HEREIN SPECIFIED INTERSECTION TO BE STOP ENTRANCES. The motion passed by a unanimous roll call vote by those present with Council Member Jordan absent.

    M/S Claire/Hartnett to extend the meeting to 12:10 a.m. The motion passed by a unanimous voice vote by those present with Council Member Jordan absent.

9. PUBLIC HEARINGS -

  1. Redwood Shores Apartments Refunding;

    Planning and Redevelopment Manager Church reported on the status of this item continued from August 28.

    Mayor Ruskin opened the public hearing.

    M/S Howard/Ira to close the public hearing. The motion passed by a unanimous voice vote by those present.

    M/S Claire/Pierce to approve the following recommendations:

    • Adopt RESOLUTION 14046 OF THE CITY OF REDWOOD CITY APPROVING MEMBERSHIP IN ABAG FINANCE AUTHORITY FOR NONPROFIT CORPORATIONS AND THE REFINANCING OF A MULTIFAMILY HOUSING RENTAL FACILITY;

    • Approve the proposed Regulatory Agreement between ABAG and Archstone.

      MINUTE ORDER 00-297

    The motion passed by a unanimous roll call vote by those present with Council Member Jordan absent.

10. BOARDS, COMMISSIONS AND COMMITTEE REPORTS -

  1. Process for Future Traffic Issues; This item was continued to the Council meeting of September 18, 2000.

    Proposed Recommendations:

    i) Disband the Edgewood Traffic Calming Committee;

    ii) Direct staff to provide reports, and to receive direction on significant traffic calming and safety issues at City Council Sessions;

11. WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS - None

12. MATTERS OF COUNCIL INTEREST -

  1. Duck Hunting Memo - This item was continued to the Council meeting of September 18, 2000.

13. ADJOURNMENT- 12:05 a.m.

M/S Hartnett/Howard to adjourn until the Special Meeting of September 18, 2000. The motion passed by a unanimous voice vote by those present with Council Member Jordan absent.



Respectfully submitted,

Patricia S. Howe, CMC

City Clerk

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