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CITY OF TEMPLE CITY
CITY COUNCIL
MINUTES
DECEMBER 5, 1995
INITIATION:
1. CALL TO ORDER:
Pursuant to the Agenda posted December 1, 1995, Mayor Breazeal called the meeting of the City
Council to order at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, December 5, 1995.
2. ROLL CALL:
PRESENT: Councilman - Budds, Gillanders, Souder, Wilson, Breazeal
ALSO PRESENT: City Manager Riley, City Attorney Martin, Community Development
Director Dawson, Community Services Manager, Financial Services
Director Maldonado and Public Services Director Hart
3. The invocation was given by Pastor Jim Park, Seventh Day Adventist Church, 9664 East
Broadway, Temple City.
4. The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was led by Robert McGinnis.
5. CEREMONIAL MATTERS None
6. TIME FOR THOSE IN THE AUDIENCE WHO WISH TO SPEAK:
Virginia Adams, 5820 Primrose, spoke regarding the motor home that has been parked in front
of her home for over 60 days. The vehicle currently has a temporary parking permit which will
expire on December 11. She questioned how this individual could continue to obtain a temporary
permit. She also pointed out that a resident is repairing his vehicle in the alley at 9554 Workman.
She asked for the status of the Public Safety Commission's review of the off street parking
ordinance. She pointed out that damage was done to the grass area around the city parking lot
and asked when repairs would be done.
Public Services Director Hart explained that the permits issued for that particular vehicle have
been issued in accordance with the Code. An attempt is being made to work with the registered
owner to store the vehicle off the street. The Public Safety Commission will review the off street
parking the second Wednesday of December. He also stated that vandalism occurred at the
Primrose parking lot and hydroseeding has been done and grass should be growing there soon.
Jerry Jambazian, 9129 Youngdale, San Gabriel, expressed concern with the condition of the tennis
courts and how often they are washed and stated some of the lights need replacing. He pointed
out that it costs about $2,000 per court to resurface. He offered to assist the City with the
upkeep of the courts which should be washed once every two to three months.
7. CLOSED EXECUTIVE SESSION
The City Council recessed at 7:45 p.m. to a Closed Executive Session pursuant to Government
Code Section 54956.9 (B) to confer with its attorney regarding anticipated litigation, Abalo, et al
v. Chevron Chemical, et al. and Government Code Section 54956.9 (A) to confer with its attorney
regarding pending litigation which has been initiated formally and to which the City is a party.
Also pursuant to Government Code Section 54957.6, Council will meet with its designated
representatives regarding labor relations matters. Also pursuant to Government Code Section
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54956.8, to give instructions to the City's negotiator concerning the sale of the property located
at 5839 Camellia Avenue with negotiating parties, Herminio & Lucinda Rodriguez, relative to price
and terms of payment.
At 8:10 p.m., the City Council reconvened. City Attorney Martin announced that the Council
received a bid for property located at 5839 Camellia Avenue. Council rejected the bid and the
property is still for sale. The City Council also authorized the City Manager to retain legal counsel
to obtain advice on the matters associated with the Temple City Employee Association. The
Council rejected a proposed settlement of Abalo, et al v. Chevron Chemical, et al. The matter will
proceed to court. The City Attorney also provided advice to the Council relative to this issue.
8. CONSENT CALENDAR,
Councilman Budds requested Items 8.C., 8.D. and 8.I. be removed. Mayor Pro Tem Wilson moved
to approve the remainder of the Consent Calendar as presented, seconded by Councilman Souder
and unanimously carried.
A. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Regular meeting of November 21, 1995
Approved the Minutes from the regular meeting of November 21, 1995, as submitted with
Councilman Gillanders abstaining.
B. RE- ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION NO. 95 -3417, EXTENDING CABLE FRANCHISE
WITH CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS (FORMERLY CROWN CABLE)
Re- adopted Resolution No. 95 -3417, A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF TEMPLE CITY EXTENDING THE CABLE FRANCHISE WITH CHARTER
COMMUNICATIONS.
E. MUNICIPAL CODE AMENDMENT: ORDINANCE NO. 95 -788 (2ND READING)
ESTABLISHING THE UNAUTHORIZED COLLECTION OF RECYCLABLE
MATERIALS AS AN INFRACTION
Waived further reading and adopted Ordinance No. 95 -788, AN ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TEMPLE CITY AMENDING ARTICLE VI,
CHAPTER 2, PART IV, OF THE TEMPLE CITY MUNICIPAL CODE BY ADDING
SECTION 6252 ESTABLISHING THE PENALTY FOR UNAUTHORIZED
COLLECTION OF RECYCLABLE MATERIALS AS AN INFRACTION AND ALLOWING
FOR A PENALTY ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE TO BE ESTABLISHED BY CITY
COUNCIL RESOLUTION.
F. LOS ANGELES COUNTY BUILDING AND SAFETY CODES
Introduced for first reading by title only Ordinance No. 95 -789, AN ORDINANCE OF
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TEMPLE CITY ADOPTING LOS ANGELES
COUNTY ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 26 -29 BY REFERENCE AS THEY
PERTAIN TO THE BUILDING, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING AND MECHANICAL
CODES, and set a public hearing for December 19, 1995.
G. PLANNING COMMISSION ACTIONS - Meeting of November 28, 1995
Received and filed.
H. 1994 -95 CITY AUDIT REPORTS
Received and filed.
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C. DESIGNATION OF HOLIDAYS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1996 -97
Councilman Budds moved to table this item, seconded by Councilman Gillanders and
unanimously carried.
D. RECONFIRMATION OF ANNUAL HOURS FOR PART TIME POSITIONS
Councilman Budds was concerned that the retirement board has not been able to make
a determination. He stated that if the City is going to be required to provide part time
employees, attempts should be made to keep the hours below 1,000 hours and suggested
hiring an additional part time employee. He also suggested considering another option for
retirement and leaving the current retirement system, such as 401K
Mayor Breazeal pointed out that PERS has ignored their attorneys.
Councilman Souder asked about the recreation leader's duties and stated that even if the
city considers another retirement option, a decision still needs to be made on this issue.
Financial Services Director Maldonado explained that only one recreation leader position
needs to be approved. The other positions need reconfirmation.
Mayor Breazeal said this position has qualified for 1,000 hours. Two individuals could be
used to fill this position.
Mayor Pro Tem Wilson explained that the position is 20 hours a week, is typically the
most qualified person, goes to the playground sites, serves as the day camp director in the
summer working 40 hours a week. Two individuals would affect the quality of service but
it could be done.
Mayor Breazeal said he would not be able to authorize qualifying is position until all
retirement options have been reviewed and suggested using two individuals for the
recreation leader position.
Councilman Budds stated that Council did vote to allow certain positions to exceed the
1,000 hours, but he was against exceeding the 1,000 hour limit for the recreation leader
position.
City Manager Riley said more and more cities are considering other retirement options
and explained that staff's recommendation is based on program and service concerns.
Mayor Breazeal moved to limit the current vacant recreation leader position to two
positions to less than 1,000 hours, seconded by Councilman Gillanders and carried on a roll
call vote, as follows:
AYES: Councilman - Budds, Gillanders, Breazeal
NOES: Councilman- Wilson, Souder
I. RESOLUTION NO. 95 -3470: APPROVAL OF PAYMENT OF BILLS
Councilman Budds asked what type of training took place at the Embassy Suite Hotel.
Financial Services Director explained that the Administrative Assistant attended a three
day seminar.
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Councilman Budds moved to adopt Resolution No. 95 -3470, allowing claims and demands
in the amount of $328,456.03, seconded by Councilman Souder and unanimously carried.
9. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
A. MUNICIPAL CODE AMENDMENT: ORDINANCE NO. 95 -787 (2ND READING) TO
REQUIRE A PERMIT AND SURETY BOND OR POLICY OF PUBLIC LIABILITY
INSURANCE FOR NEWS RACKS PLACED IN THE PUBLIC RIGHT -OF -WAY
Councilman Gillanders asked if the City would be listed as additional insured.
City Attorney Martin said the City would be listed as additional insured. He explained the
hold harmless clause carries no weight.
Councilman Budds moved to approve the negative declaration and waive further reading
and adopt Ordinance No. 95 -787, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF TEMPLE CITY AMENDING THE MUNICIPAL CODE TO REQUIRE A
PERMIT AND SURETY BOND OR POLICY OF PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE FOR
NEWS RACKS PLACED IN THE PUBLIC RIGHT -OF -WAY, AS WELL AS CERTAIN
PERMITTING REQUIREMENTS AND PROCEDURES FOR NEWS RACK DISPLAYS,
seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Wilson and unanimously carried.
B. PUBLIC HEARING: RESOLUTION NO. 95 -3472, ESTABLISHING PENALTY
ASSESSMENTS FOR UNAUTHORIZED COLLECTION OF RECYCLABLE
MATERIALS
City Manager Riley presented the background information as outlined in the staff report
dated December 5, 1995.
Mayor Breazeal explained that AB 939 requires all cities reduce the amount of trash going
to the landfills by 25% in 1995 and 50% in 2000. The primary way of achieving the
reduction is through curb side recycling and green waste recycling. He further stated that
scavengers have been taking from the curb side recycling bins. This ordinance will allow
a fine to be levied against the scavenger.
Mayor Breazeal declared the public hearing open and invited those wishing to speak to
come forward.
There being no one wishing to speak, Councilman Budds moved to close the public
hearing, seconded by Councilman Souder and unanimously carried.
Mayor Pro Tem Wilson asked if the fine remain at $100 for the first offense, increase to
$300 for the second offense and $500 for the third offense.
Public Services Director Hart said the fines can be increased.
Councilman Budds moved to adopt Resolution No. 95 -3472, A RESOLUTION OF THE
CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TEMPLE CITY ESTABLISHING A PENALTY
ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE FOR UNAUTHORIZED COLLECTION OF RECYCLABLE
MATERIALS, as amended, seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Wilson and unanimously carried.
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9. NEW BUSINESS
A. PUBLIC NUISANCE CONFIRMATION: 6154 -58 TEMPLE CITY BOULEVARD
(MILLER)
Community Development Director Dawson presented the background information as
outlined in the staff report dated December 5, 1995 and reported that progress has been
made to improve the property. The buildings still need improvement and the rear yard
area needs abatement of the weeds.
Robert Miller, 6154 Temple City Boulevard, said he attempted to clean the property and
satisfy the requirements. He asked the Council for more time in which to complete the
improvements. He stated he has spoken to the City to coordinate the clean up.
Mayor Breazeal pointed out that in 1985 the Planning Commission reviewed this issue.
He explained that if the improvements are not completed within 30 days, the City would
start the abatement process and place a lien on the property.
Councilman Budds said he appreciated Mr. Miller's comments that he would work with
the City. He preferred continuing with the process and suggested increasing the time
from 30 days to 45 days.
Councilman Budds moved to adopt Resolution No. 95 -3471, A RESOLUTION OF THE
CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TEMPLE CITY CONFIRMING CERTAIN ACTIONS
AND DECISIONS OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION AND DECLARING THE REAL
PROPERTY LOCATED AT 6154 -6158 TEMPLE CITY BOULEVARD, TEMPLE CITY TO
BE A PUBLIC NUISANCE AND ORDERING THE ABATEMENT OF SAID NUISANCE
WITHIN FORTY FIVE (45) DAYS (MILLER), as amended, seconded by Councilman
Gillanders and unanimously carried.
B. ABC LICENSE - FEATHERS BILLIARD CLUB, 5449 ROSEMEAD BOULEVARD
City Manager Riley presented the background information as outlined in the staff report
dated December 5, 1995. He explained that the issue for consideration is the liquor
license not the approval of the conditional use permit.
Mayor Breazeal stated this was not a public hearing, but those who wished to speak
regarding the liquor license may do so. He further explained that the application for the
billiard parlor has been approved and is not being discussed this evening. If the Council
chooses to approve the license, the Department of Alcohol Beverage Control may still deny
the liquor license.
City Attorney Martin explained that as a result of the Los Angeles riots and the process
of rebuilding, a new law was enacted to require the consent of the City before the
Department of Alcohol Beverage Control approves any application should an
overconcentration be determined. The census for this particular tract is 2,900 which
allows for three liquor licenses. Currently there are six licenses creating an over
concentration. He further explained that the City has the authority to grant or deny the
application, but does not have the right to place conditions on either.
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Mary Burke, 5114 Sultana Avenue, felt the conditional use permit should be considered
by all residents. A liquor license is not necessary. She pointed out that there are two
public schools and three churches within a few blocks of the business.
Mayor Breazeal explained that it is very difficult to provide a broad base of information
to residents without a local newspaper.
Robert McGinnis, 6120 Camellia Avenue, stated that most problems around the City have
to do with alcohol and drugs. He opposed the serving of alcohol at the business.
Howard Keifer, 9821 Workman, stated his child attends the First Lutheran Pre - School.
He presented a petition to the Council signed by parents opposed to the granting of the
liquor license. He expressed a concern with an increase in crime in the area and the early
opening of 10 a.m. He said he visited a pool hall on Main Street in Alhambra which sells
no alcohol. He concluded by stating that there is an oversaturation of alcohol in the area
and asked for denial of the request.
Mayor Breazeal explained that ABC's count includes restaurants, not the bulk sale.
Denise Martin, 9730 Las Tunas Drive, stated the serving of alcohol is not a public
convenience or necessity.
Ken Martin, 9730 Las Tunas Drive, said he received a letter from the City Attorney and
asked the Council to stand up for the residents of Temple City, not individuals opening
a business. Property owners, city officials, and business owners should be aware that the
potential of lawsuit exists. He pointed out the danger to school -age children and
requested a negative resonse to the ABC.
Patricia Martin, 5429 Baldwin Avenue, noted that the City recently hired a gang
prevention officer. She asked if the officer provided input on this issue.
Mayor Breazeal pointed out that the conditions include a requirement that two guards be
on the premises.
Mr. Martin asked if the Council was aware of the problems El Monte had with a similar
business.
Mayor Breazeal noted that the business did not have an alcohol license and young adults
were allowed into the establishment.
Lynne Best, 5819 -C Oak Avenue, stated that alcohol in this particular environment could
be lethal. This is the busiest intersection with schools and children in the area.
Connie Swank, Las Palacios Fallis Homeowners Association, 5538 Welland, #1, suggested
using cable television for announcing upcoming items on the agendas. Another liquor
license is not needed in this area. She noted problems with commercial filming in her
area.
Jesse Moreno, 9041 Olive Street, expressed concern with the early hours of operation and
asked for more communication between the Council and the residents.
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Vincent Gonzales, 4913 Kauffman, said he was concerned that a 27 -table billiard parlor
could generate a possible 54 vehicles with individuals who have been drinking.
Pat Markham, 9574 Blackley, opposed the liquor license and was concerned with the
mixture of school children and alcohol.
Patricia Matt, 6404 Loma, asked the Council to deny the alcohol license.
Joan Vizcarra, 5632 Golden West Avenue, said she sees no value in having another place
in Temple City to purchase alcohol. Traffic congestion at the intersection and additional
bar patrons could cause problems. She asked if a traffic report was done.
Mayor Breazeal stated the traffic issues were addressed in the environmental impact
assessment.
Ms. Vizcarra noted that at this time the City has no indigenous gangs, but the City is
surrounded by gangs. She asked the Council to deny the serving of alcohol at the subject
location.
Bobbie McGowan, 10137 Lynrose Street, stated that four years ago a pool hall application
was denied for the same reasons mentioned this evening. This area borders Temple City,
San Gabriel and Rosemead and problems have arisen at businesses in the same area. She
asked what would happen if there was a fight at the location.
Mayor Breazeal said conditions were included requiring a six month review of the permit
and two security guards be on the premises at all times.
Lou Smaldino, 13601 East Whittier Boulevard, owns the property in question. He
explained that the census tract may not take into consideration where the commercial
areas are located. He operated a store there since 1977 and never had problems with
gangs. He said if individuals could review the plans they would be pleased with the
business. Pep Boys and Sizzler are in full agreement with the proposal. He pointed out
that liquor is not evil in itself and said how it is used and regulated can eliminate
problems.
William Bretz, 10214 Freer Street, stated that there is a difference between a liquor
license for a store and an establishment where alcohol is consumed on the property.
Cynthia Reifer, 9645 E. Lemon Avenue, said the faculty at St. Luke's school is concerned
with what the business will represent. The subject business encourages individuals to
drink and hang out. She asked if this establishment will serve the community or would
it attract people from other communities. She noted that the shopping center across the
street is not safe to visit even though it is located around the corner from the Sheriff's
Department.
Mayor Breazeal read two letters received from Dan Arrighi, 5702 Cloverly Avenue, and
Jeanne Curleo, 6313 Sultana Avenue, San Gabriel, requesting denial of the alcohol license.
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Mayor Pro Tem Wilson stated a letter of thank you was received from the California
Chiropractic Association highlighting the Sheriff's Department activities. She pointed out
that the Sheriff Department acts at the Council's direction. Red Ribbon Week activities
and the SANE program are some of the programs supported by the Council.
Councilman Souder stated that an independent business man should be able to invest his
money in a business. Not all pool halls are bad. The citizens have some valid concerns.
He noted there are a number of conditions placed on the business in order to avoid
possible problems, and he would approve the liquor license.
Councilman Budds said the local governing body must determine that public convenience
or necessity will be served if a license is to be granted. He said he could not make that
determination and would vote to deny the license.
Mayor Pro Tem Wilson stated that if the liquor license is not issued, the business would
be open to all ages. With the alcohol license the age is restricted to 21. She suggested
allowing the business to operate for six months.
Councilman Gillanders said the vast majority of the testimony was irrelevant. The Council
is addressing the issue of the license to sell alcohol, not gangs. At this point the applicant
has done nothing wrong and it is not possible to predict occurrences. Based on comments
he would oppose the request.
Mayor Breazeal stated that allowing liquor to be served would control the age of
individuals entering the business. The El Monte club referenced earlier in the meeting
did not serve alcohol and did not have a 21 year old age restriction.
Councilman Souder moved to approve the negative declaration and make a determination
of public convenience or necessity, seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Wilson and carried on a
roll call vote, as follows:
AYES: Councilman - Souder, Wilson, Breazeal
NOES: Councilman - Budds, Gillanders
11. COMMUNICATIONS
A. CORRESPONDENCE RECEIVED FROM TEMPLE CITY CITIZEN'S BANDSTAND
COMMITTEE
Randy Tyrell, Alessandro Avenue, provided a status report. The total gross revenue is
$103,000 with a net of $49,000 in the bank. The fmal estimate for the gazebo is $75,000.
He asked that the Council and Committee work together to achieve a successful project.
City Manager Riley stated that the Council and the Committee should meet together to
discuss concerns. He suggested meeting on December 14.
Mayor Pro Tem Wilson said that once the Council and Committee meet a determination
can be made in what direction to continue.
Council agreed to meet with the Bandstand Committee on December 14, 1995.
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B. 626 AREA CODE PROPOSAL TO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
City Manager Riley presented the background information as outlined in the staff report
dated December 5, 1995.
Councilman Gillanders moved to adopt Resolution No. 95 -3469, A RESOLUTION OF THE
CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TEMPLE CITY URGING THE CALIFORNIA
PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION TO REJECT THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS
INDUSTRY'S PROPOSALS TO INTRODUCE A NEW 626 AREA CODE IN THE SAN
GABRIEL VALLEY, seconded by Councilman Souder and unanimously carried.
12. RECESS TO CRA
At 10:20 p.m., the City Council met as the Temple City Community Redevelopment Agency and
approved the Minutes of the regular meeting of November 21, 1995; received and filed the 1994 -95
CRA Audit Reports; and adopted Resolution CRA 95 -592 approving the annual report for July 1,
1994 through June 30, 1995. Minutes of the Agency are set forth in full in the Agency's records.
RECESS TO FA
At 10:23 p.m., the City Council met as the Temple City Finance Authority and approved the
Minutes of the regular meeting of July 18, 1995 and received and filed the 1994 -95 Temple City
Financing Authority Audit Reports. Minutes of the Agency are set forth in full in the Authority's
records.
13. ACTION ON REQUEST BY CRA
A. TEMPLE CITY COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY ANNUAL REPORT FOR
JULY 1, 1994 TO JUNE 30, 1995
Councilman Budds moved to receive and file the Temple City Community Redevelopment
Agency Annual Report for July 1, 1994 to June 30, 1995, seconded by Councilman Souder
and unanimously carried.
14. ADDITIONAL ORAL COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE AUDIENCE
Mary Burke, 5114 Sultana Avenue, requested the City post signs stating the street cleaning days.
Many times vehicles are parked in front of her home when the street sweeper comes through and
her street does not get cleaned. She also asked about the time limits on building permits and
whether cats could be trapped. She pointed out that she has had problems obtaining after hours
and weekend animal control services. She has been told by the Humane Society that they do not
have the staff to respond to a call.
Mayor Breazeal said street sweeping is done every other week and it is difficult to post specific
days. He asked her to provide the staff with addresses so that building permits could be verified
for expiration dates.
Mayor Pro Tem Wilson explained that the City cannot trap cats nor give out traps. Residents are
referred to the San Gabriel Humane Society to obtain traps.
Marianne Milch, Chamber of Commerce, receives a number of earls from residents who need
animal control services and are unable to get a response from the Humane Society. She also
pointed out that there is a problem with pigeons in the downtown area.
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Pam Kneip, 6330 Primrose Avenue, was pleased with the news rack ordinance adopted earlier in
the evening and asked the City Council to contine fighting against pornographic newspapers.
City Attorney Martin stated that once a legal decision has been rendered on the coin operated
machines, the City will enforce the decision. The judge has issued an order, but it is being
appealed to the United States Supreme Court. The new insurance requirements will affect the
lesser known newspapers. It will not affect news racks located on private property or those with
smoked glass.
Howard Kieffer, 9821 Workman, noted a number of problems with parrots and asked if the City
could take action to remedy the problem.
Mayor Pro Tem Wilson explained that the parrots are protected wildlife.
15. MATTERS FROM CITY OFFICIALS
A. OPPOSITION TO H.R. 1058/S. 240 - "SECURITIES LITIGATION REFORM ACT"
Councilman Souder moved to oppose H.R. 1058/S. 240 and authorize the Mayor to sign
an authorization form, seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Wilson and unanimously carried.
16. COUNCIL ITEMS SEPARATE FROM THE CITY MANAGER'S REGULAR AGENDA
A. COUNCILMAN BUDDS
Councilman Budds noted that the suggestion to use the cable channel to publicize
upcoming agenda items would be worthwhile to consider. He pointed out that the signals
were out last weekend and deputies were directing traffic. He asked staff to determine
how long it took the signal company to respond and if stop signs could be provided to the
Sheriff's Department.
Lt. Osborne stated the deputies have stop signs.
Councilman Budds asked if deputies could remove individuals sleeping in vehicles from
private parking lots.
Lt. Osborne said stated there are some limitations, but he would ask deputies to drive
through the lots.
B. COUNCILMAN GILLANDERS None
C. COUNCILMAN SOUDER None
D. MAYOR PRO TEM WILSON
1. CONSIDERATION OF ALL -DAY PARKING PERMITS FOR BUSINESS
OWNERS WHO WISH TO PARK PERSONAL VEHICLES IN TWO -HOUR
PARKING LOTS
Mayor Pro Tem Wilson asked if the Council would consider reviewing the two
hour parking restriction to allow business owners to park immediately behind
their businesses.
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Councilman Gillanders asked if any of the lots had all day parking.
City Manager riley explained that the second row of parking is usually all day
parking.
Mayor Pro Tem Wilson moved to refer the issue to the Public Safety Commission
for further review, seconded by Councilman and unanimously carried.
E. MAYOR BREAZEAL None
17. ADJOURNMENT
At 10:55 p.m., it was moved, seconded and unanimously carried to adjourn the meeting. The next
regular meeting of the City Council will be held on December 19, 1995 at 7:30 p.m. in the Council
Chambers, 5938 North Kauffman Avenue, Temple City.
ATTEST:
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