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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09-13-1994 City Council Minutes MINUTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING CITY OF LAKE ELSINORE 183 NORTH MAIN STREET LAKE ELSINORE, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1994 ***************************************************************** - CALL TO ORDER The Regular city Council Meeting was called to order by Mayor Washburn at 7:04 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE The Pledge of Allegiance was led by city Manager Molendyk. ROLL CALL PRESENT: COUNCILMEMBERS: ALONGI, BENDER, PAPE, WASHBURN ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS: VACANT Also present were: city Manager Molendyk, Assistant City Manager Rogers, City Attorney Harper, Administrative Services Director Boone, city Planner Leslie, community Services Director Sapp, Public Services Director Tecca, Manager of special projects watenpaugh, city Treasurer Kelley and Deputy City Clerk Bryning. PRESENTATIONS/CEREMONIALS A. Proclamation - Code Enforcement Week. (F:122.1) Mayor Washburn read the proclamation and presented it to Code Enforcement Officer Gordon and commended the accomplishments of Code Enforcement and noted the differences that Code Enforcement makes in the city. Code Enforcement Officer Gordon thanked Council and stated that the accomplishments of Code Enforcement have occurred through the cooperation and efforts of the Council, community and city staff. B. Proclamation - Nicole Orteqa. (F:122.1) Mayor Washburn read the proclamation and presented it to Nicole Ortega and commended her and her teacher for her accomplishments in sport of Tang Soo Do Moo Duk Kwan Marshall Arts. Nicole Ortega thanked the Mayor and Council. PUBLIC COMMENTS - AGENDIZED ITEMS Request was received to address the following item: Item No. 33. CONSENT CALENDAR The following items were pulled from the Consent Calendar for further discussion and consideration. Items Nos. 6, 8, 9. MOVED BY BENDER, SECONDED BY ALONGI AND CARRIED BY UNANIMOUS VOTE OF THOSE PRESENT TO APPROVE THE BALANCE OF THE CONSENT CALENDAR AS PRESENTED. 1. The following Minutes were approved. (F:44.4) a. Joint City Council/Redevelopment Agency Study Session - August 22, 1994. PAGE TWO - CITY COUNCIL MINUTES - SEPTEMBER 13, 1994 b. Regular City Council Meeting - August 23, 1994. c. City Council Workshop - August 24, 1994. 2. Received and ordered filed the Building Activity Report for August, 1994. (F: 32.2) 3. Received and ordered filed the Code Enforcement Activity Report for August, 1994. (F:S4.1) - 4. Received and ordered filed the Investment Report for July, 1994. (F:12.S) 5. Ratified the Warrant List for August 31, 1994. (F:12.3) 7. Approved the contract for services - County of Ri verside Department of Environmental Health. (F:68.1) ITEMS PULLED FROM CONSENT CALENDAR 6. Claims Aqainst the citv - Americana R.V.. Inc. eCL #94-16) and Kandi L. Lonq eCL #94-18). (F:52.2) Councilman Alongi asked if all the hazards such as the steel plates have been removed from Grape and Railroad Canyon. He asked if all the steel plates have been removed. Public Services Director Tecca stated that both of the approaches to the bridge have been repaired and the steel plates are gone. He explained that the traffic signal has not been completed, but that will be done soon. MOVED BY ALONGI, SECONDED BY BENDER AND CARRIED BY UNANIMOUS VOTE OF THOSE PRESENT TO REJECT AND REFER CL #94-16 AND CL #94-18 TO -- CLAIMS ADMINISTRATOR FOR HANDLING. 8. 20th Year Communitv Development Block Grant Supplemental Aqreements. (F:84.2) Councilman Alongi asked why it was necessary to spend $136,000, this year on the Senior Center. He asked why it cannot be done in phases and some of the money spent at the Community Center. Community Services Director Sapp explained that if the Council wishes to reprogram this money at a later date they can do that, but this is the program that was approved by the City Council in March and has been processed by the County and HUD and has been sent back to the City Council for final approval. Councilman Alongi asked if this money would be used for the horseshoe pits. Community Services Director Sapp explained that this money would be used for the renovation of the annex building and is earmarked for construction. He stated that if the Council did not wish to continue with this particular project, then the dollars COULD be reprogrammed at a later date. Community Services Director Sapp explained the process that will be used for the 21st year C.D.B.G. -- Councilman Pape asked if the City expended the money for the projects, and then the County reimbursed the money back to the City. Community Services Director Sapp confirmed. Councilman Pape asked if the City would have to go back to the County if the city wished to change the designated project. Community .~~._.__.~- -~_.__...,-_.~------~~--_._-. PAGE THREE - CITY COUNCIL MINUTES - SEPTEMBER 13, 1994 - services Director Sapp stated that the change would have to be taken back to the County for approval to be sure the project met with all the specifications of the County and HOD. councilman Pape asked when we would hear from the County as to when we could start the project. community Services Director Sapp explained that we would receive word from the County in November that the city can incur costs and the reimbursement procedure would begin. Mayor Pro Tem Bender asked how long it would take to reprocess a request for change. Community Services Director Sapp used the Community Center as an example, and stated that it could be as much as five or six months to get through the entire cycle again. Councilman Bender confirmed the fact that the money being discussed is an annual allotment and should be used-Up each year. Mayor Pro Tem Bender asked when the process would start for the 21st year. Community Services Director Sapp stated that the public meetings would begin in October. He explained that there would be meetings set in December to give Council the opportunity to choose what projects they wish to have funded. MOVED BY ALONGI, SECONDED BY BENDER AND CARRIED BY A UNANIMOUS VOTE OF THOSE PRESENT TO APPROVE THE 20TH YEAR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENTS. 9. Set Dublic hearina date of SeDtember 27. 1994. for the followina: (F:110.2) a. Tentative Parcel Map 28037 - Oak Grove Equities. - A request to subdivide Parcel 9 of Parcel Map 27659 consisting of 1.31 plus/minus acres into two parcels. The project site is located at the intersection of Grape Street and Railroad Canyon Road. Councilman Alongi stated that since he would not be present at the public hearing, he would like to make comments on this issue. He stated that he can make his comments now, or during council Comments. city Attorney Harper stated that comments made by Councilman Alongi could not be made part of the hearing on the Tentative Parcel Map but, there is nothing that would preclude him from making comments on the project. Mayor Washburn asked if Councilman Alongi could make comments regarding the project during the Council Comment section. Councilman Alongi concurred. - MOVED BY ALONGI, SECONDED BY PAPE AND CARRIED BY UNANIMOUS VOTE OF THOSE PRESENT TO SET THE PUBLIC HEARING FOR TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP 28037 - OAK GROVE EQUITIES FOR SEPTEMBER 27, 1994. APPEAL 21. Appeal of Structure Abatement Action - 106. 106 1/4 and 106 1/2 South Chestnut. (F:32.4) ci ty Manager Molendyk explained that this is a three unit complex that was placed in structure abatement as a result of an investigation made after a vehicle ran into the structure. He stated that while one unit was deemed fit to occupy,' substandard conditions were observed in other units. Notices PAGE FOOR - CITY COUNCIL MINUTES - SEPTEMBER 13, 1994 to vacate were issued to the tenants, but they remain on the property pending the outcome of this appeal. City Manager Molendyk stated that there is a video available to allow Council the opportunity to review this structure. Code Enforcement Officer Gordon stated that the property owners were unable to attend tonight, however they have sent a representative to address Council and he has asked that this item be continued until such time as the property owners could __ be present. John Dean, 2173 Minor street, Costa Mesa, representing the owners, stated that he has never been inside the property and that the property owners intend to rectify the problems and asked that this item be continued until they can address Council in person. He explained that they would like to displace only one of the tenants at a time while the property is being repaired. City Attorney Harper explained that he has had discussion with Mrs. Camacho and Code Enforcement. He stated that based upon that discussions he would recommend that the item be continued to the next regular meeting. He explained that if the City were to go forward with the abatement, then he would prefer to have the testimony of the property owners on the record. Mayor Washburn asked if the property owners would be able to attend the next meeting in two weeks. Mr. Dean stated that they would. Councilman Pape asked if there was a severe safety issue and whether the tenants and their children would be in jeopardy before the next meeting. __ Code Enforcement Officer Gordon explained that all three units are occupied and there are children on the property. She further explained that all the tenants have lived there for qui te some time and the car accident is what brought the condition of the structure to the attention of Code Enforcement. She stated that the City has begun the process to get the items corrected and if the item is continued then the condition will continue the item for two weeks, but the process does not stop. Mayor Washburn asked if the owner is currently making repairs. Code Enforcement Officer Gordon explained that the owner is investigating the costs and other details regarding repairs. Councilman Pape stated that again, his original question was if the tenants are in jeopardy living in that structure. Code Enforcement Officer Gordon stated that there is some jeopardy to the occupants because of the conditions of the building. She explained that they have been living in the buildings for quite some time, even while the City has been dealing with the issue. City Attorney Harper explained that this is not a matter that even if the property owners were present tonight and the hearing were held and the appeal were denied the tenants would not be able to be moved tomorrow. He stated that he would prefer to have the record of the hearing involve the property owners to give Council the opportunity to consider their point of view on the subject. ...." Mayor Pro Tem Bender asked if the property was listed for sale. PAGE FIVE - CITY COUNCIL KINUTES - SEPTEMBER 13, 1994 - Mr. Dean stated that he has had the property listed for the last four months. He explained that he did not feel that the sale was due to the condition of the property or the problems that are being experienced with the property. He stated that in his opinion the property is borderline. He explained that it is a close call whether the property is worth saving or pushing over. Mr. Dean stated that he felt that the best solution was to save the property. He further stated that since the tenants have been in the building all along, a two week continuance would do no harm. Mayor Pro Tem Bender explained that his concern was that the structure would be sold in the existing condition and this whole process would have to be started over again with the new owner. Mr. Dean stated that he has to do a full disclosure for any sale. city Attorney Harper stated that in addition to a disclosure the City has recorded a Notice of Proceedings. Councilman Bender stated that his only other concern is the safety of the tenants. He went over the list of deficiencies and pointed out the safety hazards. He stated that he did not want to see this process delayed in any way and prevent the rehabilitation of the property, whether the people have to be vacated or not. - Mr. Dean explained the property owner's position and stated that this is not a stall tactic since they are out of the country and could not be present at this meeting. He assured Council that they would be present at the next meeting. Councilman Alongi asked how long the listed owners have owned the property. Mr. Dean stated that the property has been in the family for approximately 20 years. Councilman Alongi stated that they should be more than aware of the condition of the property if they have owned it for 20 years. Councilman Alongi stated that his main concern is not with the owners, but rather with the tenants. He explained that if the City moved to vacate the tenants, they have nowhere to go. He stated that the City has no program for displaced tenants and he has long promoted the idea that the City should design and implement some type of program for just this type of issue. He explained that he will not be at the next meeting, but he hoped that Council would take immediate action on this structure since he feels that it is a disgrace. Mayor Washburn stated that this is due process and the owners do need to be here to address this issue. He stated that he did not feel that two weeks would change anything for the tenants. - KOVED BY ALONGI, SECONDED BY BENDER AND CARRIED BY UNANIMOUS VOTE OF THOSE PRESENT TO CONTINUE THE ABATEMENT HEARING ON 106, 106 1/4 AND 106 1/2 CHESTNUT, TO THE NEXT REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 27, 1994. BUSINESS ITEMS 31. citvwide LandscaDe and street Liqhtinq District Benefit Methodoloqv Analvsis. (F:22.2) PAGE SIX - CITY COUNCIL MINUTES - SEPTEMBER 13, 1994 City Manager Molendyk explained that as a result of the Citywide Landscape and street Lighting hearings there were some concerns voiced in regard to the assessments for larger parcels of property in the City. He explained that since the first analysis in 1988, the community has changed considerably and Council instructed that staff analyze the distribution and spread of the assessments. He stated that BS1 is presenting a scope of service to address this issue in the amount of $9,500. City Manager Molendyk stated that staff recommends approval of the agreement. __ Councilman Alongi questioned the objective of the agreement. He stated that per previous discussions, it was discovered that the large parcels were paying more than other parcels and what would happen if the City waited until next year to take action. City Attorney Harper stated that in essence that is what is being proposed. He explained that this analysis will have no impact on the assessments for this year and will become a part of the analysis for the entire Landscape and street Lighting District. City Attorney Harper clarified the time frame to set the assessments and stated that this agreement will not duplicate the work necessary for the next year, but rather will give the analysis a head start with proper direction for BS1. Administrative Services Director Boone stated that this is the slower time of the year and BS1 would rather do this part of the analysis now, rather than the busy time of annual assessments. He explained that by doing it during the slow period it is less expensive than during the assessment period. Mayor Pro Tem Bender confirmed the fact that the District has __ not been reviewed since 1988 and stated that he felt that it was due and stated that his concern is the cost. Mayor Washburn asked Alan Kapanicas of BS1 to outline the costs. Alan Kapanicas stated that the review is the basic methodology and will be a process similar to the methods used to establish the District in 1988. He explained that his firm will be coming to Council with different proposals to see which of the variety of methods presented would best satisfy the vision of Council. Mr. Kapanicas explained that if the methodology were changed this year it would impact the entire district, and therefore it is proposed to set the method desired into effect at the next assessment period. His firm will give a complete report with several suggestions and it will be Council's decision as to what method will be put into effect. Mayor Pro Tem Bender stated that he felt that this was a necessary action to protect the City's budget. He explained that there have been a lot of changes with developments and additions to the City. Mayor Washburn stated that there is a possibility for a new classification, a new category to include what may not be in the current breakdown. -- Alan Kapanicas stated that he felt that there could either be new zones created or new classifications in the methodology. He explained that they will bring several suggestions back for 1 i I I t I PAGE SEVEN - CITY COUNCIL MINUTES - SEPTEMBER 13, 1994 - council's consideration. He stated that if council came to a quick decision, then the cost of the study w~ll be le~s a~d the rest can roll right into the work they w111 be d01ng 1n January. He stated that this is a good time to start and will give his firm the opportunity to test and review the current methodology and see if it is still accurate. councilman Pape stated that it has been seven years since the District was formed and he feels that the review is necessary. Mayor Pro know what Kapanakis charged. formation Tem stated that it could cost less, but wanted to were the chances of the study costing more. Mr. explained that the $9,500 is the most that can be He gave BSI' s history wi th the ci ty and the of the District. MOVED BY ALONGI, SECONDED BY BENDER AND CARRIED BY UNANIMOUS VOTE OF THOSE PRESENT TO PROCEED WITH THE ANALYSIS AND APPROVE THE AGREEMENT WITH BSI IN THE AMOUNT OF $9,500. 32. Ordinance No. 986. Amending Municipal Code Chaoter 9.96.140 F. to Allow the Use of Hovercraft. (F:92.1) City Manager Molendyk stated that at one time hovercraft were proposed to be used on the Lake, the state Park Department refused due to a concern regarding the lack of identity of shoreline. He explained that the City now feels that the levy has solved that issue. He stated that there has been some interest shown in the last year to use hovercraft and this Ordinance would allow the use. - Mayor Washburn stated that if this Ordinance is approved, he would like to see staff work with the consultant to review the areas that should and should not be used by a hovercraft. Councilman Pape stated that he felt that this was a good change and allows for an additional use on the Lake. He pointed out that there is a club in San Diego and this would give them another place to enjoy their sport. He explained that he felt that the City should encourage that type of activity. He noted that Hovercraft are licensed just a boats and jet skies are. Mayor Pro Tem Bender asked if the City has a definition of a hovercraft. Special Projects Manager Watenpaugh stated that the State Code def ines them as "low level hovercraft or other types of vehicles that are capable of low level flight over land or water on a cushion of air formed by a downward direction of air". He explained that this is the only definition that is used. - Mayor Pro Tem Bender asked if that would include a British Carrier helicopter. He stated that his concern is what the limi t will be. Watenpaugh explained that if they were allowed, then they would have to follow and be responsible to obey the same regulations as other water vessels at the same speed, size and license regulations. He stated that it would not include a helicopter. Councilman Bender stated that his concern is with the definition. City Attorney Harper stated that helicopters are governed by a different body and the City does not have the ability to govern helicopters flying over land or water. He explained that if a helicopter choose to hover two feet over the Lake then they would be in violation of Federal and State statutes. PAGE EIGHT - CITY COUNCIL MINUTES - SEPTEMBER 13, 1994 Councilman Alongi asked how fast a hovercraft could go. Manager of Special Projects Watenpaugh stated that on this Lake, 35 miles per hour. MOVED BY BENDER, SECONDED BY PAPE TO ADOPT ORDINANCE NO. 986 UPON THE FOLLOWING ROLL CALL VOTE: ORDINANCE NO. 986 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE ELSINORE AMENDING CHAPTER 9 BY DELETING SUB-SECTION 9.96.140 F - HOVERCRAFT. - AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS: ALONGI, BENDER, PAPE, WASHBURN NOES: COUNCILMEMBERS: NONE ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS: VACANT ABSTENTION: COUNCILMEMBERS: NONE 33. Chamber of Commerce Reauest for CosDonsorshiD of SDecial Event - Fishing Derbies. (F:108.4) (X:151.1) City Manager Molendyk explained that on Saturday, November 5, the "Save the Lake" Committee, is planning to host a Youth Fishing Derby from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on City owned beach fronts, for youngsters age 15 and younger. The same committee is planning a Professional Bass Fishing Tournament as a fund raiser on Saturday, November 12, which will be staged at Elsinore West Marina. The Chamber is asking for the City to consider making these cosponsored events. He stated that this will save them fees, but also these activities will help promote the lake. Staff recommendED approval of this item. __ Mayor Washburn stated that Mr. Peter Dawson has requested to speak on this item. Peter Dawson, Save the Lake Committee, stated that they are proposing two events. The first event is for children under 16, which is a Fishing Derby for local and regional children. The second event on November 12, is a Fishing Tournament and will attract local people and national teams from allover the western region. The November 12, event is on target and the Youth Fishing Derby mayor may not occur since their organization is still working on the project. Mr. Dawson stated that they are asking the City to cosponsor both events as a benefit to both his organization and the city. He explained that staff and volunteers are under control and the top prize is going to be $1,000 for the Fishing Tournament. He stated that the City'S cosponsorship would require minimal services. Mayor Washburn asked if his organization had looked at the conditions recommended by City staff. Mr. Dawson stated that they had no problems with the conditions as presented. Mayor Washburn clarified the fact that the Youth Derby might not occur. Mr. Dawson explained that they are working oN the technical difficulties. -- Councilman Alongi questioned if they had made out the applications to the City yet. Mr. Dawson stated that the applications are pending. Councilman Alongi stated that they did not know how many police officers the events would need and this should be addressed. Mr. Dawson stated that they did not know the amount of officers they would need at this time, but that they would meet all the necessary requirements. PAGE NINE - CITY COUNCIL MINUTES - SEPTEMBER 13, 1994 - Councilman Pape wanted to know what will they will go with the Youth Derby or not. that they do not have the entire event in still working on it. Councilman Pape asked how many volunteers they will have for the Youth Fishing Derby. Jeep Shelton, Executive Director of the Chamber of Commerce, stated that it would take approximately 30 volunteers. Councilman Pape asked if they anticipate having problems setting that many volunteers participate in the event. Ms. Sheldon stated that it is a possibility that they might have problems with volunteers, and if they do not have enough the event will be canceled. She explained that the Bass Tournament is a go and that the matter of presentations is all that needs to be addressed. She explained that they are hoping that a member of Council would be willing to help with the presentations and the rest will be taken care of by the Professional Bass people. Councilman Pape expressed his concern regarding the volunteer situation for the Youth Fishing Derby since it takes so many people to keep eyes and ears open around so many young people. Ms. Shelton stated that if there are not enough volunteers then the Youth Fishing Derby will not be held. determine whether Mr. Dawson stated order yet and are Councilman Pape asked what source or sources will provide the prize money. Ms. Shelton stated that the prize money will be provided from the sponsors and the application fees. She stated that this will give Lake Elsinore additional exposure. - Mayor Pro Tem Bender stated that he looks at these events as another experiment for the Lake use and he is glad to see this going forward. He explained that he is glad to see the City get some recognition in this as well. Mayor Pro Tem Bender stated that he does share Councilman Alongi's concerns regarding law enforcement and asked that the committee review and follow the conditions. MOVED BY BENDER, SECONDED BY WASHBURN TO APPROVE THE REQUEST BY THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO COSPONSOR THE FISHING DERBIES. Councilman Alongi asked if the organization was suppose to file sixty days prior to the event. community Services Director Sapp stated that the Bass Tournament is set and there are questions on the Youth Derby that need to be worked out. He explained that he has been attending the meetings and the City is involved in the planning. Mayor Washburn stated that he has been attending some of the "Save the Lake" committee meetings and George Kramer, who is a professional bass fisherman and a sports writer, convinced him that there are resources that the community has not tapped yet and the excitement for the sport of bass fishing is one more plus. - THE FOREGOING MOTION WAS APPROVED BY UNANIMOUS VOTE OF THOSE PRESENT WITH THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: 1. The Chamber shall provide the City with a Certificate of Insurance listing the city as additional insured in the amount of $1,000,000 for each event. 2. The city shall be listed as a cosponsor on all advertising and promotional material. 3. The Chamber of Commerce shall complete and submit special event applications for each event providing staff the opportunity to evaluate and have input on each event. PAGE TEN - CITY COUNCIL MINUTES - SEPTEMBER 13, 1994 4. The Chamber will be required to pay all staff time associated with the event inculding Sheriff's Department staff should it be required. 5. The City Council will waive Municipal Code Section 9.96.193 regarding fishing in restricted areas only on Saturday, November 5, from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. for the Youth Fishing Derby along Lakeshore Drive. 34. ADDointment of City Council Member. (F:44.1) Mayor Washburn explained that due to the resignation of Councilwoman Cherveny, Council has held an open interview of the thirteen applicants for the position. He explained the interview process and stated some of the questions that were asked. Mayor Washburn explained that this appointment will be not be done the same as Planning Commission, but rather by nomination. - City Attorney Harper stated that there is no to the selection, but it has to be done majority of the Council supporting one nominated. statute in regard publicly with a of the persons Mayor Pro Tem Bender asked when the person would assume the seat. City Attorney suggested that the candidate wait to be sworn in until some other time, since they have not had the opportunity to review the agenda, nor have they had any input in the process. Councilman Pape stated that he thought that the intent was to swear the appointed person in at the next meeting to give him/her the opportunity to prepare. He commended all thirteen applicants and thanked them for their input during the __ interview. He stated that it shows dedication to the community to be willing to give of their time. He explained that this is going to be a very difficult decision. Councilman Alongi stated that he does not agree with the selection process used for this appointment; and felt that if Councilwoman Cherveny had resigned before the last election that the third person in the vote would be sitting on the Council now. He explained that there were a lot of good and qualified people who applied and there are three he would like to see omitted from the nomination since they constitute a good team and he would not like to see them broken apart. Councilman Alongi explained that the persons that he is considering nominating are not necessarily persons that he agrees with, but feels it would make a good mixture for Council. Mayor Pro Tem Bender stated that the election was held for two seats and that election is over. He explained that it is now the Council's duty to appoint one person, from the thirteen applicants, that is best qualified for this seat. He thanked all the applicants and reminded them that there will be another election in November, 1995. ci ty Attorney Harper explained that there are two ways to vote; either by roll call vote; or ballot with the name of the applicant and the Councilmember's name on it. He stated that the ballot method would eliminate the last person from having the deciding vote. It was the consensus of Council to use a roll call vote. ...., Councilman Alongi asked that the Council not be called in alphabetical order. PAGE ELEVEN - CITY COUNCIL MINUTES - SEPTEMBER 13, 1994 MAYOR WASHBURN OPENED THE NOMINATIONS FOR THE POSITION OF COUNCILMEMBER. COUNCILMAN BENDER NOMINATED PAM BRINLEY. COUNCILMAN ALONGI NOMINATED JOHN MATSON AND NANCY COLLINS. - HEARING NO FURTHER NOMINATIONS, MAYOR WASHBURN CLOSED THE NOMINATIONS AND CALLED FOR A ROLL CALL VOTE: COUNCILMAN ALONGI VOTED FOR JOHN MATSON COUNCILMAN BENDER VOTED FOR PAM BRINLEY COUNCILMAN PAPE VOTED FOR PAM BRINLEY COUNCILMAN WASHBURN VOTED FOR PAM BRINLEY MAYOR WASHBURN DECLARED PAM BRINLEY AS THE APPOINTED CITY COUNCILMEMBER. THE CITY COUNCIL RECESSED TO THE REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY MEETING AT 8:03 P.M. THE CITY COUNCIL RECONVENED AT 8:40 P.M. ADJOURNMENT - MOVED BY BENDER, SECONDED BY PAPE AND CARRIED BY UNANIMOUS VOTE OF THOSE PRESENT TO ADJOURN THE REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AT 8:40 P.M. ~JL Respectfully - 2~kJ VICKI KASAD, CITY CLERK