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HomeMy WebLinkAboutmin 05-06-81 (2)360 Counci]member Fetbusch felt the park was public land; Ukiah t.s a rural community and did not see anything wrong with use. of the park by the Farmer's Market. Those that spoke against 'Farmer's Market proposed location at the park: Stan Widmark Evelyn Cardwell Alice Allen Those that spoke in favor of Farmer's Market proposed location at the park: Bill Sanjakomo Jane Kelly Beelu Robinson Sandy Dash Dennis Pallon Pia Chamberlain John Dash. Motion carried by the following roll call vote: AYES: Hickey, Snyder, Riley, Myers NOES: Feibusch ABSENT: None 10) Consideration of request from M/S: Feibusch/Snyder to Bob & Joyce Miller for annexation direct planning staff to of property adjacent to airport analyze annexation of entire area ~from Miller property south to Norgard Lane. Motion carried by the following roll call vote: AYES: Hickey, Feibusch, Snyder, Riley, Myers NOES: None ABSENT: None 12) Request from Maudlin Realty M/S: Feibusch/Snyder that regarding Park West Condominum Council drop the requirement that the developer acquire Bruce Crook's property and grant extension of six months for ~ completion of the project and this would be the last extension. Motion carried by the following roll call vote: AYES: Hickey, Feibusch, Snyder, Riley, Myers NOES: None ABSENT: None ORDINANCES & RESOLUTIONS ORDINANCES & RESOLUTIONS 13) Final reading, Ordinance No. 759, M/S: Snyder/Riley to adopt Zone Change Appl. 81-37, Jack Ordinance No. 759 by title Cox only. Unanimously carried. M/S: Snyder/Riley to adopt Ordinance No. 759 amending Chapter 2, Division 9 of the Ukiah City Code by rezoning property from existing R-2 Multiple Family Residential to C-N Neighborhood Commercial (Zone Change Application No. 81-37). Motion carried by the following roll call vote: AYES: Feibusch, Snyder, Riley, Myers NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: Hickey CITY ATTORNEY REPORTS CITY ATTORNEY REPORTS 14) Discussion of proposal for M/S: Snyder/Feibusch to ordinance re Sec. 1094.6, direct City Attorney to Code of Civil. Procedure, limiting prepare ordinance for right to bring lawsuit within-90 Council's May 20th meeting. days. Reg. Mtg. 5/6/81 Page 7 361 Motion was unanimously carried by voice vote. · CITY MANAGER REPORTS CITY MANAGER REPORTS 15) Report of Dial-a-ride appraisal City Manager Payne reported cost that Larkin Younce is willing to appraise Dial-A-Ride system costs, assets and possible future earnings if it were operated privately for a fee not to exceed $250. He also reported discussion of subject matter with Emmett Jones. Councilmember Snyder was of the opinion that in view of Emmett Jones' comments, it would not be appropriate to have an appraisal made. M/S: Snyder/Hickey to remove request for appraisal as directed at the May 15 meeting. Motion carried by unanimous.voice vote. 16) Award-of bid for asphalt M/S: Feibusch/Riley to concrete surfacings on city award bid for asphalt streets concrete surfacings on City streets to Parnum Paving in the total amount of $50,545.00. Motion carried by the following roll call vote: AYES: Hickey, Feibusch, Snyder, Riley, Myers NOES: None ABSENT: None 17) Mendocino County Cultural & Arts Plan Progress Report Motion carried by unanimous voice vote. M/S: Riley/Feibusch to agenda subject matter for Council's May 20 meeting. 17a) Request to revise Policies & City Manager Payne stated Procedures, Sun House the City, with present policies and procedures, may be limiting itself as to the number of exhibits the Sun House may have. ? M/S: Riley/Feibusch to direct staff to develop policy criteria to be brought back for Council review. Motion carried by 4-1 voice vote. Councilmember Snyder voted no. CITY COUNCIL REPORTS CITY COUNCIL REPORTS 18) Matter of Senate Constitutional It was the consensus of Amendment 7 (Myers) Council to withdraw subject matter from agenda and bring it back at Council's May 20th meeting. 19) Discussion of presentation of It was the consensus of energy alternatives (Myers) Council that Mayor Myers contact Mark Cagle and advise him to proceed to schedule a time and date for the energy slide presentation and councilmembers would attend if they could. Council also felt Council Chambers could be used for the presentation. 20) Appointment to Planning Councilmember Hickey Con~ission nominated Fred Schneiter; Councilmember Riley nominated Verna Cox; Councilmember Snyder nominated Don Vander Mey. The first ballot resulted in a tie between Verna Cox and Don Vander Mey. By second ballot, Don Vander Mey was appointed to the Planning Reg.Mtg. 5/6/8~ Page 8 862 Commission. The appointm(:~nt wa~,; confirmed with the adoption of Resolution No. 81-71. 21) Appointment to Cultural Arts Councilmember Riley Commission nominated Holly Brackman; Councilmember Hickey nominated Hazel Byrd. B~ ballot, Holly Brackman was appointed to the Cultural Arts Commission. The appointment was confirmed with the adoption of Resolution 81-71. 22) Council committee appointments Mayor Myers stated councilmember committee assignments would remain the same. Appointments would be confirmed at next meeting. Councilmember Feib~sch requested a change be made in Council's appointment to the Civil Service Board. Council took no action. 23) Appointment to City Treasurer Councilmember Hickey to fill unexpired term of Ruby nominated Lyell Cash; Orr, resigned Councilmember Feibusch nominated Alice Rey. By ballot, Lyell Cash was appointed City Treasurer to fill the unexpired term of Ruby Orr. 24) Consideration of Agenda format changes, in the agenda format: There was Council consensus to institute the following 1. Use of the cue sheet would be appropriate; 2. Change "Administrative Mandamus" to read "Right To Appeal Decision". 3. To retain in the agenda format City Council Reports and Comments From Audience. It was the consensus of Council that staff prepare a resolution for changes in the agenda format. After discussion of "Your City Council Welcomes You" draft, the following changes were made: 1. Agenda packet to be at the County Library by 9:00 a.m. on the Saturday preceding each Council meeting. 2. Removal of legal language throughout document. 3. Staff to prepare a resolution for parliamentary procedure. 4. Council meetings shall adjourn at 12:00 Midnight. Councilmember Hickey stated he enjoyed attending the reception for the City Manager and felt it was a success. He asked that advertisement be made for a replacement for Nelmes Smith who serves on the Parking Advisory Committee. A filing deadline was set for June 12 so that matter could be heard on Council's June 17th agenda. Councilmember Feibusch reported he attended a seminar sponsored by Yeager and Kirk on solar. He stated that there is a solar roll which could be used at the Dolphin pool; the distributor has offered to come to Ukiah to figure the area required and Real Goods has offered to supply materials at their cost. Councilmember Ilickey asked that an alternate be named to NCPA. M/S: Hickey/Snyder to appoint City Manager Payne as Councilmember Hickey's alternate to NCPA. Motion carried by unanimous voice vote. Reg. Mtg. 5/6/81 Page 9 363 Councilmcmbcr Snyder asked if Council needed to take any action regarding thc garden club letter. Mayor. Myers stated tie would attend the park dedication. Councilmember Snyder reqqested that the Long Beach resolution be agendized. Councilmember SnydDr referred to the letter from Vichy Hills Power Company and City Manager Payne reported that he and Mr. Titlow have met. Councilmember Snyder reported she has had a request from TelePromter asking the City endorse them for their operation in other cities. It was the consensus of Council to send a letter to TelePromter stating that their service is adequate. Councilmember Snyder stated City Manager, Director of Public Works and she met with two National Guard Colonels and they are establishing a temporary location for the National Guard in Ukiah. COMMENTS FROM AUDIENCE COMMENTS FROM AUDIENCE Don VanderMey thanked the Council for appointing him to the Planning Commission. ADJOURNb~NT - To Executive Session - 11:10 P.M. MARY MELVIN Deputy City Clerk Reg. Mtg. 5/6/81 Page 10