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HomeMy Public PortalAboutCity Council_Minutes_1989-08-01_Regular 19891 INITIATION: 1. CALL TO ORDER: CITY OF TEMPLE CITY CITY COUNCIL MINUTES AUGUST 1, 1989 Pursuant to Agenda posted on July 28, 1989, Mayor Froehle called the meeting of the City Council to order at 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday, August 1, 1989. 2. The invocation was given by Pastor Barry Vail, Bethlehem Evan- gelical Lutheran Church, 5319 North Halifax Road. 3. The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was led by Mayor Froehle. 4. ROLL CALL: Present: Councilmembers Atkins, Breazeal, Gillanders, Swain and Froehle Absent: None Also Present: City Manager Koski, Community Development Director Dawson, Public Works Coordinator Peterson, Parks & Recreation Director Ko- bett, Temple City Times Staff Writer Estrada, Pacesetter Staff W :^iter Holtzclaw and SGV Tribune Staff Writer Medve PRESENTATION: A. INTERNATIONAL SISTER CITY READER'S DIGEST AWARD Harry Aronson, President, Temple City Sister City Organi- zation, presented to Mayor Froehle an award he accepted on behalf of the Temple City organization. This honor was awarded by the Reader's Digest Foundation on July 21st at the annual Sister Cities International conference in Portland, Oregon. Mr. Aronson extended his appreciation and congratulations to everyone in the community who participated in this program, with special thanks going to Marie Waterlond for the extra effo :_t expended in seeking this award. Mr. Aronson then called on Commis- sioner Walker who willingly agreed to take a like plaque to Hawkesbury Shire, Australia. 1 City Council Minutes, August 1, 1989 - Page 2 B. JPIA RISK MANAGEMENT AWARD - 1989 Councilmember Gillanders conferred to Mayor Froehle an award he accepted on behalf of the City of Temple City on Monday evening at the annual JPIA meeting. This award was presented to the City for its Outstanding Risk Man- agement Program for 1989. Councilmember Gillanders extended congratulations to Keyth Durham and all City Hall staff members for their efforts and cooperation which enabled the City to win this impressive award. Councilmember Swain called attention to the fact that congratulations were also in order for Councilmember Gillanders who was elected First Vice President of JPIA. Mayor Froehle explained that Councilmembers, in addition to normal Councilmanic duties, served on other commit- tees. Councilmember Gillanders serves on JPIA and spends a minimum of 10 to 12 hours per week just on this one committee. 5. CONSENT CALENDAR: Councilmembers Atkins and Gillanders requested Item L. be removed, Councilmember Swain requested removal of Item E., Councilmember Breazeal removed Item B. and Item K. was removed by Mayor Froehle on request by someone in the audience. Councilmember Atkins moved approval of the remainder of the Consent Calendar, seconded by Councilmember Breazeal and unanimously carried. A. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - Regular meeting of July 18, 1989 Council approved as written. C. RESOLUTION NO. 89 -2888: ACCEPTANCE OF OFFER TO DEDICATE EASEMENT EAST SIDE OF GOLDEN WEST, NORTH OF LOWER AZUSA ROAD - Council adopted Resolution No. 89 -2888 accepting the ir- revocable offer to dedicate 30 feet of land for street widening purposes along the east side of Golden West from Lower Azusa Road to the north line of Pa ^cel 1, of Map #11844. Said Resolution No. 89 -2888 to be recorded with the County Recorder. 1 1 1 1 1 1 City Council Minutes, August 1, 1989 - Page 3 D. ACCEPTANCE OF BID: PROJECT #89 -2, REPAINTING OF PAVEMENT MARKINGS AND STRIPING - SCHOOLS, SELECT SYSTEM STREETS AND MTCE AREAS 4, 5 AND 6 - Council accepted low bid from Arrow Straight Marking and Striping Service in the amount of $29,803.20 and authorized Mayor and City Clerk to sign agreement. F. APPROVAL OF PLANS & SPECIFICATIONS AND AIJTHORIZATION TO SOLICIT BIDS: PROJECT 89 -3, BUS BENCH SHELTERS AND TRASH RECEPTACLES - Council approved plans and specifications for purchase and installation of new bus bench shelters and trash recept- acles, authorized the solicitation of bids and approved calendar of events. G. RESOLUTION NO. 89 -2889: REQUEST FOR SB 821 FUNDS, SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION - Council authorized request for 1989 -90 funds in the amount of $8,994.00; adopted Resolution No. 89 -2889 indicating the City's desire to receive the allocation and authorized City Manager to sign claim form for the City. H. MUNICIPAL CODE AMENDMENT: ORD. NO. 89 -652 (2ND READING) - Council waived further reading and adopted Ord. No. 89 -652 which repeals Section 2211 of the Municipal Code and trans- fers certain financial and accounting responsibilities to Director of Finance. I. RESOLUTION NO. 89 -2894: PROPOSED CHANGE TO PERS CONTRACT - REMOVAL OF EXCLUSION OF ELECTED OFFICIALS - Council adopted Resolution No. 89 -2894, A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TEMPLE CITY OF INTENTION TO APPROVE AN AMENDMENT TO CONTRACT BETWEEN THE BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION OF THE PUBLIC EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT SYSTEM AND THE CITY COUNCIL FOR THE CITY OF TEMPLE CITY and set public hearing for August 15, 1989. J. DEFERRED COMPENSATION PROGRAM: CHANGE OF PLAN DEPOSITORY - Council approved agreement with Great Western Financial Corporation and authorized Mayor to sign said agreement. M. PLANNING COMMISSION ACTIONS FROM THEIR REGULAR MEETING OF JULY 25, 1989 - Council received and filed. City Council Minutes, August 1, 1989 - Page 4 N. RESOLUTION NO. 89 -2891: APPOINTMENT OF PERSONNEL - Council adopted Resolution No. 89 -2891 approving the em- ployment of budgeted personnel. 0. RESOLUTION NO. 89 -2893: APPROVAL OF PAYMENT OF BILLS - Council adopted Resolution No. 89 -2893 allowing claims and demands in the amount of $279,436.03. B. ACCEPTANCE OF PROPOSAL: PROFESSIONAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR LIVE OAK PARK - Councilmember Breazeal did not question the selection of Recreation Systems, Inc., but would like the architect to receive a copy of the letter from the Ryland Avenue resi- dents indicating their concern regarding light spillage into back yards, timing buzzers and the addition of land- scaping that would provide a maximum noise buffer. Councilmember Swain moved to accept the proposal in the amount of $10,105.00 from Recreation Systems, Inc. to design the basketball /volleyball court area and play appa- ratus walkways at Live Oak Park with the proviso that a copy of the letter referenced above be given to R.S.I., seconded by Councilmember Atkins and unanimcusly carried. E. ACCEPTANCE OF WORK: PROJECT #88 -5, MISCELLANEOUS CONCRETE REPAIR, VARIOUS LOCATIONS, RAYMOR ELECTRIC COMPANY - Councilmember Swain said when Council accepted the low bid from Raymor they had many questions, went through a lengthy discussion and very nearly bypassed them for another com- pany. Council should be alert to this type of questioning. Raymor had a lot of rework and they were slow in doing the work. She did not feel this was the best contractor and perhaps Council should be more selective in the future as to their choice of contractor. Councilmember Atkins agreed with Councilmember Swain and incorporating her comments, moved to accept the concrete repair work performed by Raymor; authorized City Clerk to file Notice of Completion; authorized payment in the amount of $8,864.16 to Raymor Electric Company and authorized payment of the 10o retention at the end of the 35 -day lien period in the amount of $4,173.20, seconded by Council - member Breazeal and unanimously carried. 1 1 1 1 1 City Council Minutes, August 1, 1989 - Page 5 K. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM: EXCHANGE OF FUNDS - William Bretz, 8723 Hermosa, asked Council who received the $.60 on the dollar and what funds are being exchanged. He said it was obvious what the funds would be spent on. City Manager Koski, answering Mr. Bretz's questions, stated the City's General Fund will acquire the funds. The City will spend $.60 and receive $1.00 of CDBG funds for the purpose of acquisition of properties in Block "A ". Councilmember Swain moved to approve the exchange of CDBG Funds with the City of Westlake Village at an exchange rate of $.60 on the dollar and authorized the Mayor to execute the agreement, seconded by Councilmember Atkins and unani- mously carried. L. CLAIM FOR DAMAGES: ESTRADA, MARTHA & ERIKA Councilmember Gillanders explained that this incident occurred outside Temple City and the City was not involved in any way. The City was named because the Sheriff's Sta- tion is located in Temple City. He requested that Carl Warren be requested to refer this item to the appropriate Agency and to indicate Temple City is not involved in any way. Councilmember Swain moved to deny claim and refer to JPIA, seconded by Councilmember Atkins and unanimously carried. 6. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: A. ZONING CODE AMENDMENTS: ORD. NO. 89 -654 INTRODUCE FOR FIRST READING - Providing background information, City Manager Koski stated that on July 18, 1989, Council held a public hearing rela- tive to several Zoning Code amendments. At this time, the Ordinance is being introduced for first reading by title only and includes the changes approved at the July 18th meeting. Councilmember Atkins could not recall when the standard parking space went from 10' to 9'. Community Development Director Dawson said for an enclosed garage the standard size is 10' but open parking space size is 9' but he was not sure when it changed. City Council Minutes, August 1, 1989 - Page 6 Councilmember Breazeal recalled it changed in conjunction with construction of the Edwards Theater and then was applied to everything. There were two standards - one for regular sized vehicles and one for compacts. Councilmember Gillanders introduced for first reading by title only Ordinance No. 89 -654, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TEMPLE CITY AMENDING SECTIONS 9111, 9116, 9119, 9202, 9291,9296, 9333, 9350, 9360 AND 9362 OF THE TEMPLE CITY ZONING CODE , seconded by Councilmember Swain and carried, with Councilmember Breazeal abstaining because of a possible conflict of interest en Sections 9119 and 9333. B. PROPOSED SAN GABRIEL VALLEY MOSQUITO ABATEMENT DISTRICT STATUS REPORT - City Manager Koski, in his background report, said Council passed Resolution No. 89 -2840 on February 7, 1989, consent- ing to and requesting inclusion of the City within the proposed San Gabriel Valley Mosquito Abatement District. Upon formation of this District, a Board of Trustees must be appointed. Each City is entitled to appcint a member to the Board and must be elector and resident of the respec- tive City. This item is on the Agenda this evening for Council to appoint a designated member to the District Board. Councilmember Gillanders nominated Councilmember Breazeal to serve as a member of the SGV Mosquito Abatement District Board. Councilmember Breazeal declined because of the time ele- ment. Councilmember Breazeal nominated Councilmember Swain who accepted this added responsibility. Mayor Froehle will be the alternate member to this Board. 7. NEW BUSINESS: A. MASTER PLAN OF CURBS AND GUTTERS - Providing background information, City Manager Koski stated that in June 1988, Council directed that a comprehensive plan of curbs and gutters be developed to analyze and prioritize repairs, replacements and installations. Dwight French Associates were engaged to conduct a survey and analysis. A report was prepared and presented to the Traffic Commission. After discussion and refinement by the Commission this Master Plan was approved on July 5, 1989. 1 1 City Council Minutes, August 1, 1989 - Page 7 Mayor Froehle complimented the Traffic Commission for their efforts and felt they came up with a nice plan of action. There are 26,000 feet of curbs and gutters in a state of disrepair that will be repaired over the next 25 years. Councilmember Breazeal expressed problems in adopting this Plan until they conferred with Counsel regarding some of the statements made. Also, it is a 30 -year program but does not consider inflation in this 30 years. Councilmember Gillanders felt a variety of statements were made that could lead to trouble down the road. Council discussed the proposed Master Plan at great length questioning several of the statements made in the Policies Section. Two Councilmembers felt Item B. should be elimi- nated altogether. They agreed that special assessments to property owners should be avoided; however, it should depend on circumstances and not on policy. Regarding Item D., wheelchair ramps be installed at all corners whenever curb replacement at such corners is necessary, does not take into consideration flood control. Also, it does not indicate there is a sidewalk there. This cculd be modified to state something to the effect that if there is a side- walk there. On Item F., it was asked who wculd pay for the driveway? It was the consensus of Council that there were too many policy statements made that should be reviewed by Counsel before incorporation into an adopted Master Plan. Councilmember Swain moved to continue this item until the City Attorney has reviewed the wording and return to Coun- cil for further consideration, seconded by Councilmember Breazeal and unanimously carried. Councilmember Gillanders stated the Traffic Commission did an excellent job and the Plan is very appropriate. B. RESOLUTION NO. 89 -2892: FALCON COMMUNICATIONS CABLE TELE- VISION FRANCHISE TRANSFER TO CENCOM CABLE TELEVISION INC. - Reporting to Council, City Manager Koski confirmed that the City has received notification that the present owners of Falcon Communications, dba Choice Television, have agreed to sell the company to Cencom Cable Television, Inc. of Missouri. The sale is conditioned on Council approval and assignment of the Franchise to the new owner. Council has received background information on this proposal. It is City Council Minutes, August 1, 1989 - Page 8 recommended Council adopt Resolution No. 89 -2892 approving transfer and assignment of Falcon Communication Cable TV Franchise in Temple City to Cencom Cable Television, Inc. with the condition that all aspects of the franchise shall remain in effect, including the franchise payment, and that the franchise will continue in effect until its 1995 expi- ration. Councilmember Gillanders recalled Councilmember Atkins was on the Council at the time this came up. He predicted this ultimately would be sold. The sale has taken longer than anticipated. Mayor Froehle asked the invited representatives from the Cable Company to come forward and speak at this time. John Brooks, Cencom, 14500 So. Outer Road, Chesterfield, Missouri, explained that Cencom has been in business since 1982 and since that time have sold only one cable system. They are very committed to the cable industry and it is their only business. They are very excited about the area's potential. Sixteen other franchises are included in this proposal. After this acquisition they will be the 30th largest cable company in the industry. They are very in tune with the customer and are very community oriented in the cities in which they operate. Answering questions from Mayor Froehle and Council, Mr. Brooks replied that initially there would be no increase in the subscription fees. There would not be a rate increase through the end of the year. They would accept all commit- ments and conditions of the original Falcon Franchise Agreement and agree to the 5% franchise fee. Mr. Brooks said they would maintain a local office and local studio. Additionally, he stated they have an aggr=essive routine maintenance program and do twice a year performance tests. He then went into some detail as to the different mainte- nance programs and tests that would be routinely performed. As to the number of personnel, Mr. Brooks said there were no plans to reduce the present staff and most, if not all, of the present staff would be retained. Councilmember Gillanders moved to adopt Resolution No. 89 -2892, A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TEMPLE CITY APPROVING THE TRANSFER AND ASSIGNMENT OF CABLE TELEVISION FRANCHISE FROM FALCON COMMUNICA"'IONS TO CENCOM CABLE TELEVISION, INC. with the condition that all aspects of the franchise shall remain in effect, including the franchise payment and that the franchise will continue in effect until expiration in 1995; seconded by Councilmember Atkins and unanimously approved. 1 1 1 1 City Council Minutes, August 1, 1989 - Page 9 C. PURCHASE OF DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT - As background, Council is requested to apprcve the purchase of two PC's, monitors, printers and software programs. The programs consist of Business License and Tree Inventory as well as training. Detailed information has been provided to Council in staff's memo dated August 1, 1989. Councilmember Atkins moved to approve the purchase of two PC's, monitors, printers and software programs as recom- mended in staff's memo dated August 1, 1989; seconded by Councilmember Gillanders and unanimously approved. 8. COMMUNICATIONS: A. USA -JAPAN PONY BASEBALL FRIENDSHIP SERIES - Providing background, City Manager Koski stated a letter has been received from Cathe Wilson, Director, Temple City Pony -Colt League, requesting financial assistance from the City in support of the friendship games between the base- ball team from Japan and local organizations. Councilmember Gillanders said this is one of those no -win situations. The group has been very well handled and they have done outstanding work. However, there is a problem in that the State of California has imposed limitations on Council as to the amount of public funds that can be spent and on the kind of activity. They have provided transpor- tation for the Sister City group but transportation and /or other funds for such use are in the parameters of the State Constitution. Gifts and funds to private individuals or organizations are severely limited. Then, there is the problem of setting a precedent. Without City Attorney's input, Councilmember Gillanders expressed serious concern, and did not like granting to one charitable organization that which cannot be granted to all. Councilmember Breazeal pointed out Cathe Wilson, Director, Temple City Pony -Colt League, is in the audience and per- haps could answer some of Council's concerns. Cathe Wilson, 10217 Randwick Drive, reiterated that the request is for transportation and a luncheon presented by the City. She filled Council in on some of the activities, luncheons, and over -all treatment received by the Temple City team during their visit to Japan. She felt it would be embarrassing if the City did not reciprocate in some like manner and their group just did not have the funds. Ms. Wilson then showed a portion of a video taken of the team while in Japan. In 1985, the Council did present jackets to a visiting Japanese team. She did not feel the City Council Minutes, August 1, 1989 - Page 10 request was out of line. The visiting team will play in Temple City, Chicago and New York. This is a one -time request as Temple City will not be returning to Japan. Councilmember Atkins expressed the same concerns stated by Councilmember Gillanders. He did not like spending tax- payer dollars for a small special interest group. He would like to be able to help everyone, but they just can't. Councilmember Swain did not agree with this approach. The $650 requested is a small amount and they have spent this amount on other projects that could be deferred. It's,a one -time request. They did approve transportation for the Sister City group and have occasionally approved requests for transportation in the past. Setting a precedent is not that big of a thing. Each group must come before Council and will be considered on an individual basis. Council received letters from Japan and they gave luncheons, recep- tions, gifts, etc. to our youths. She felt it would be embarrassing for this City not to reciprocate with a lunch- eon hosted by Council to welcome these youngsters from Japan. Councilmember Breazeal agreed with Councilmember Swain, adding that he would like a plaque from the City presented at the luncheon. Mayor Froehle understood both sides. It does fall within the term community interest. This is a special occasion and he agreed with Councilmembers Breazeal and Swain. It is a unique situation and he favored approving the request. Councilmember Gillanders stated as a representative to the JPIA, he had no choice but to oppose it. Director of Parks & Recreation Kobett, in answer to Coun- cil's question, stated the room at Live Oak Park was sched- uled for use by the Senior Citizens on Tuesday, August 15th, but would like to talk to the club president. This group has accommodated other uses in the past. Councilmember Breazeal moved to approve the allocation of up to $700 for transportation, a City - sponsored luncheon and plaque for the visiting team from Japan, seconded by Councilmember Swain and carried on a roll call vote as follows: ROLL CALL: AYES: Councilmembers Breazeal, Swain and Froehle NOES: Councilmembers Atkins and Gillanders ABSENT: None 1 1 1 1 1 1 City Council Minutes, August 1, 1989 - Page 11 B. REQUEST FOR RESOLUTION FROM THE CITY OF PASADENA SUPPORTING LIGHT RAIL AND COMMUTER RAIL - The San Gabriel Valley Association of Cities adopted a resolution favoring construction of light rail transit to Pasadena and implementation of commuter rail from the City of San Bernardino. The Association requested Council adopt a similar resolution and the City of Pasadena is adding their support to this request. This item was put on the Agenda at the request of Councilmember Atkins. Councilmember Atkins gave a little background on this item and said time is of the essence. He felt this would bene- fit the entire San Gabriel Valley and urged Council to support it by adopting a Resolution to that effect. Councilmember Breazeal moved to adopt Resolution supporting Light Rail and Commuter Rail, seconded by Councilmember Atkins and unanimously carried. The City Clerk, pursuant to this approval, prepared Resolution No. 89 -2896, A RESO- LUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TEMPLE CITY FAVORING EARLY CONSTRUCTION OF LIGHT RAIL AND COMMUTER RAIL FOR THE SAN GABRIEL VALLEY. 9. TIME FOR THOSE IN THE AUDIENCE WHO WISH TO SPEAK: Bob Pitts, 5312 Degas, addressed Council on the sale of the cable franchise issue. He asked Council if the new company would assume the responsibility of returning the security deposit on the boxes. People were experiencing problems in getting this refund. He also questioned if the new company would have similar type programming and if precautions were taken to see that porno or other unsatisfactory type programs would not be shown. Mayor Froehle replied that these issues were addressed and the new company agreed to all conditions of the existing contract. Reverend Barry Vail, Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church, 5319 N. Halifax Rd., discussed with Council the fact that cities are implementing curbside recycling and he wondered if Temple City has considered a program of this type. Mayor Froehle explained this is a new pioneering area as far as technology goes. Right now it costs more to recycle than not to. Eventually we will all be recycling, but right now they are letting other cities work out the bugs. Councilmember Swain added that she sat for 18 months on a task force on waste disposal and she is keeping the City alerted on developments. Community Disposal is a fairly snall company and the trash pickup trucks cost $125,000. However, they are beginning to get equipment in place to do curb recycling. City Council Minutes, August 1, 1989 - Page 12 Councilmember Gillanders explained the cost involved and men- tioned that the Chamber of Commerce has a committee working on recycling. Betty Buck, 1026 La Cadena #H, Arcadia, took this opportunity to introduce herself to Council and gave a little information on her business. The National Community Directory started in Phoenix in 1985. For Temple City, she plans a 48 -page magazine supported by the purchase of contracts for ad space. The rest of the magazine will be devoted to happenings in the City. It will be issued three times per year and will be sold by a non - profit organization. Lucinda Grant, 5434 N. El Monte Ave., a long -time resident of Temple City, was very complimentary of staff, the City Manager and Councilmember Swain. She appreciated Councilmember Swain presenting the women's point of view. On the whole, she felt Temple City is a terrific place to live. RECESS TO CRA At 9:05 P.M. the City Council met as the Temple City Community Redevelopment Agency; approved the Minutes of the regular meeting of July 18, 1989; denied request to rent property located at 5721 North Rosemead Blvd. for the sale of pumpkins and Christmas trees and adopted Resolution No. CRA 89 -371 allowing warrants and demands in the amount of $50.06. The Minutes of the Agency are set forth in full :.n the Agency's records. RECONVENE AS CITY COUNCIL 10. ACTION ON REQUEST BY CRA: NONE 11. MATTERS FROM CITY OFFICIALS: A. FEDERAL DISTRICT COURT DECISION RE FOREIGN LANGUAGE SIGNS- The City Attorney has provided staff with a court decision regarding the City of Pomona's sign regulations. The court declared the Pomona Ordinance invalid. In view of this court decision, it is suggested this matter be referred to the Planning Commission for additional study and during the interim, suspend enforcement of the applicable sign ordi- nance provisions. 1 1 1 City Council Minutes, August 1, 1989 - Page 13 Council discussed the fact that Temple City's sign ordi- nance is similar to Pomona's and the court just determined that Pomona's was unconstitutional. One Councilmember felt this decision should be challenged because the judge who heard the case is Asian and the possibility of a conflict of interest is there. Also, it was felt Council should not direct the Planning Commission to do anything at this time until they talked with Counsel and attorneys from the five or so other cities involved. Councilmember Gillanders moved to suspend enforcement of that portion of the sign ordinance dealing with foreign language until there is a firm policy, seconded by Council - member Swain and unanimously carried. B. 1989 ICMA CONFERENCE /VACATION - 9/25/89 - 10/13/89 Council is requested to approve the City Manager's atten- dance at the 1989 ICMA Conference in. Des Moines, Iowa, September 25 -27, 1989 and a two -week vacation directly following the conference. Councilmember Gillanders moved to approve City Manager's attendance at the 1989 ICMA Conference in Iowa and a two - week vacation directly following said Conference, seconded by Councilmember Breazeal and unanimously carried. Councilmember Gillanders told Council he was notified last night that Father Michael Smith died yesterday. He was a very loved man and he loved the City of Temple City. Councilmember Gillanders also remarked on the bus bench lights on Temple City Blvd. Three were not burning. They are powered by solar cells so obviously the sun is not reaching them. He requested staff check these out. He also commented on attending the Sister City Award presentation in Portland and was ve::y pleased with Temple City's presentation and representation at this lunch- eon. Councilmember Atkins reported on a Building Industry Associa- tion letter about a SCAG hearing on their plan to clean up the air. Councilmember Swain commented on all the questions she has been getting on what is going on with Gino's building. It needs to be clarified. There is a sign indicating Gino has lost his lease and is moving. The reality is that in the earthquake two years ago, the building was damaged. After inspection by an engineer it was determined it would be very costly to repair so Gino's lease was not renewed. No decision has been made on the final disposition of this building. When the time comes for a final determination, it will be discussed openly. It City Council Minutes, August 1, 1989 - Page 14 will be put out for other public agencies to bid on and then on the open market. She wanted it known that whatever is done with this property it will be done through the legal channels. She also thought it would be appropriate to adjourn in memory of Father Michael Smith. Mayor Froehle said they received a request from the County Board of Supervisors to support the Crime Victim's Justice Reform Act. He requested staff contact the Sheriff's Depart- ment for more information on this and then put on a subsequent Agenda. He would like to know the Sheriff's position on this item. Councilmember Atkins moved to put the Crime Victim's Justice Reform Act on •a future agenda, seconded by Councilmember Breazeal and unanimously carried. 12. ADJOURNMENT: At 9:35 P.M. Councilmember Gillanders moved to adjourn the meeting in honor of Father Michael Smith, it was seconded and unanimously carried. The next regular meeting of the City Council will be held on Tuesday, August 15, 1989, at 7:30 P.M. in Council Chambers, 5938 North Kauffman Avenue. MAYOR 1 1