HomeMy WebLinkAbout06-16-1997MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA
JUNE 16, 1997
CALLED TO ORDER
ATTENDANCE
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
22 CIVIC CENTER PLAZA
6:07 P.M.
COUNCILMEMBERS present:
MIGUEL A PULIDO, Mayor
ROBERT L. RICHARDSON, Mayor Pro Tem
TONY ESPINOZA
BRETT FRANKLIN
TOM LUTZ
PATRICIA A. McGUIGAN
TED R MORENO
Absent: NONE
STAFF present:
DAVID N. REAM, City Manager
JOSEPH W. FLETCHER, City Attorney
WILLIAM Z. NAVAJA, Asst. Clerk of the Council
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
INVOCATION
Chaplain Roger Aragon
Police Department
PRESENTATIONS
Certificate recognizing their coordination and sponsorship of the upcoming Plein
Air Art Exhibit at the Bowers Museum on July 6, 1997 presented by MAYOR
PULIDO to Ann and Gene Andres, Attorneys at Law
Announcement by COUNCILMEMBER LUTZ regarding Free Admission to the
4th Annual French Park Jazz and Arts Festival to be held on Sunday, June 29 in the
park located at 915 French Street from 11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
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Certificate recognizing his involvement with youth and his use of sports as
a tool to positively influence and educate Santa Ana's youth presented by
COUNCILMEMBER FRANKLIN to Orange County Zodiac Captain Jose Vasquez
SPOTLIGHT ON BUSINESS
Proclamation recognizing the 70th anniversary of the Marriott Corporation and the
10th anniversary of the Marriott Worldwide Reservation Center in Santa Aha
presented by MAYOR PULIDO to General Manager Debbie Cornish and
Reservation Agent Samuel Katz
SPECIAL PRESENTATION
"Policing Santa Ana- How a Community Reduced Crime"
Police Chief Paul Walters
(Mayor Pulido requested Police Chief Walters to look into legislative options that would address
the problems of truancy and "boom boxes" (car radios) played at excessively loud levels.)
PUBLIC COMMENTS (taken out of Agenda Order)
Shirley Grindle gave an update on Proposition 208 (Campaign Finance Reform), opined that the
Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) advisory letter stating Santa Ana City Council
incumbents and candidates may receive a maximum amount of $2,000 from a Small Contributor
Committee violated Proposition 208, then suggested the Council write a letter to FPPC objecting
to the FPPC position on this issue.
Mayor Pulido referred the matter to City Attorney Joseph Fletcher, noted the Council could not
take a vote on an item not on the Agenda, indicated he personally agreed with Grindle, and
requested staff to prepare a letter on his behal£
OATH OF OFFICE
Administered by Asst. Clerk of the Council William Z.
Navaja to Jacqueline J. Johnson as the Ward 6
representative to the Human Relations Commission
CONSENTCALENDAR
The Mayor announced the following modifications to the Consent Calendar:
2.
3.
4.
5.
Abstention by Mayor Pulido on Items 22.1. and 25.C.
Abstention by Councilmember Espinoza on Item 10.B.
Abstention by Councilmember Moreno on Item 29.B.
Abstention by Mayor Pro Tern Richardson on Item 10.A.
"NO" votes by Councilmembers Espinoza and Moreno on Item 11 .D
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CONSENT CALENDAR
Consent
Motion:
6. Removal of Items 22.C., 22.E, 23.A. and 25.A. for separate discussion
Approve staff recommendations on the following Consent Calendar Items.
MOTION: Lutz
SECOND: Richardson
VOTE:
AYES:
NOES:
Espinoza, Franklin, Lutz, McGuigan, Moreno, Pulido,
Richardson
None
ABSENT: None
Items removed for separate action are highlighted and show the ac uai:~6i~: :li~m~:~i/~l 9o~e~
were passed a~ pan of the consent motion
MINUTES
Motion:
10.A.
10.B.
lO.C.
ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS
Approve Minutes.
REGULAR MEETING OF MAY 19, 1997
(Mayor Pro Tern Richardson abstained.)
ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING OF MAY 27, 1997
(Councilmember Espinoza abstained.)
REGULAR MEETING OF JUNE 2, 1997
ORDINANCES SECOND READING/IMPLEMENTATION RESOLUTIONS
Votes in this category may differ from the vote on the Consent Calendar. The decision on these items
was made at a previous Council meeting and the vote carried forward. However, ifa Councilmember
was absent from the previous meeting, but is present for this meeting and does not declare otherwise,
his/her vote is recorded as affirmative. Absences from the current meeting are recorded as such.
Published in the Q,C, Reporter on June 6, 1997
Motion: Place ordinances on second reading and adopt.
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CONSENT CALENDAR
ll.A.
ll.B.
ll.C.
ll.D.
AMENDMENT APPLICATION 96-15 - DOKMAN & FAIRMONT & LINCOLN
(Placed on first reading on June 2, 1997 by a 7/0 vote.)
ORDINANCE NS- 2324 - An ordinance of the City of Santa Ana rezoning certain
property generally bounded by Dorman Street, Fairmont Street, and Lincoln Avenue
from the Two-Family Residential Zone District (R2) to the Single-Family
Residential Zone District (R1) (AA No. 96-15) - Planning and Building Agency
FILE CA
AMENDMENT APPLICATION 96-17 - 1609-1623 N. SANTIAGO AVENUE
(Placed on first reading on June 2, 1997 by a 7/0 vote.)
ORDINANCE NS- 2325 - An ordinance of the City of Santa Ana rezoning certain
property located on South Santiago Street from the Single-Family Residential Zone
District (R1) to the Single-Family Residential-Parking Zone District (RI-B) (AA
No. 96-17) - Planning and Building Agency FILE CA
AMENDMENT APPLICATION 97-02 - CUP 97-11 - 3303-3365 S. BRISTOL
(Placed on first reading on June 2, 1997 by a 7/0 vote.)
ORDINANCE NS- 2326 - An ordinance of the City of Santa Aha rezoning certain
property located on South Bristol Street from the Commercial Residential Zone
District (CR) to the Community Commercial Zone District (CI) (AA No. 97-02) -
Planning and Building Agency FILE CA
CITY BUDGET FY 1997-98
(Placed on first reading on June 2, 1997 by a 5/2 vote with Espinoza and Moreno
dissenting)
ORDINANCE NS-2327 - An ordinance of the City of Santa Ana appropriating
monies to the several offices, agencies, and departments of the City for the Fiscal
Year commencing July 1, 1997 - Finance and Management Services
(Councilmembers Espinoza and Moreno voted "NO.")
BOARDS/COMMISSIONS/COMMITTEES
13.A. VACANCY REPORT AS OF JUNE 11, 1997
Motion: Instruct Clerk to enter report into the Minutes.
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: CONSENT CALENDAR
Community Redevelopment/Housing Commission
Human Relations Commission
Library Board
2
2
3
TOTAL 7
CLERK OF THE COUNCIL POSTING REPORT
Motion: Instruct Clerk to enter notice of posting into the Minutes.
15.A. The May 27, 1997 City Council Agenda was posted on the door of the Council
Chambers, 22 Civic Center Plaza, at 1:30 a.m. on May 23, 1997.
15.B The June 2, 1997 City Council Agenda was posted on the door of the Council
Chambers, 22 Civic Center Plaza, at 8:15 a.m. on May 29, 1997.
MAYORAL PROCLAMATIONS
Motion: Declare and instruct Clerk to enter proclamations into Minutes.
16.A.
Declaring June 14, 1997 as "Juneteenth Day Celebration" in commemoration of the
day African slaves were granted freedom and citizenship under the Emancipation
Proclamation and commending National Association for the Advancement of
Colored People members for sponsorship of the 7th annual Juneteenth celebration in
Santa Ana
16.B.
Recognizing Towne, Inc's. recent renovation and significant investment in its
MacArthur site and commending the company for contributing to growth and
development in the City
16.C.
Commending Santa Ana Neighborhood Housing Services for outstanding service
and dedication to improving Santa Ana through partnerships with local government,
business, and the community
BUDGETARY MATTERS
APPROPRIATION ADJUSTMENTS
20.A.
APPROPRIATION ADJUSTMENT 97-180 - INVESTIGATION OF ILLEGAL
FIREARMS TRAFFICKING
Motion: Approve appropriation adjustment. (Requires five affirmative votes.)
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CONSENT CALENDAR
20.B.
Recognizing $100,000.00 in Firearms Trafficking Program grant funds and
appropriating same for one Santa Ana Police investigator and two agents of the
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms to work full-time on the Firearms
Trafficking Program - Finance and Management Services FILE CA
APPROPRIATION ADJUSTMENT 97-182 - FAMILY VIOLENCE
EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM
Approve appropriation adjustment. (Requires five affirmative votes.)
Recognizing a $1,000.00 Orange County Human Relations Council award in the
Special Revenue fund and appropriating same to recognize participants in the Family
Violence Emergency Response Team program - Finance and Management Services
FILE CA
SPECIFICATIONS - PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES
Motion: Award in accordance with Requests for Council Action.
22.A.
CATALOGUING AND PURCHASE OF BOOKS AND MATERIALS -
LIBRARY - To Broadart Company to increase contract in an amount not to exceed
$167,715.00 for a total contract amount not to exceed $567,715.00 - Finance and
Management Services SPEC 93-090
22.B.
SCREEN PRINTED CLOTH1NG - RECREATION AND COMMUNITY
SERVICES - To Pacifica T-Shirts, Inc. For a 12-month renewal in the estimated
amount of $71,986.00 - Finance and Management Services SPEC 95-259
BII.I.IN(i AND ('OI.I.I'.CTION SI.]~,VICES - EMI,.IffiI:.NCY MEDICAl. A\I)
I'R..'X N SI'OICI' SI".RVICIxS
In response to Mayor Pro Tern Richardson' request, Fire Chief Marc Martin explained the bidding
process and methodology used to prepare the staffrecommendation. Richardson asked for more
time to evaluate the agenda item and requested a continuance.
Motion: Continue consideration to duly 7, 1997 Council meeting.
To Wittman Enterprises for a three-year period with provision for two one-year
renewals to be paid a fixed percentage of the net revenue collected - Finance and
Management Services SPEC 97-030
MOTION: Richardson
SECOND: McGuigan
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CONSENT CALENDAR
VOTE: AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT: None
Espinoza, Franklin, Lutz, McGuigan, Moreno, Pulido,
Richardson
None
Motion:
22.D
Award in accordance with Request for Council Action.
AUTOMOTIVE FILTERS - FLEET MAINTENANCE - To Orange County Auto
Parts for a one-year period with provision for two one-year extensions in the annual
amount of $18,132.61 - Finance and Management Services SPEC 97-039
In response to Councilmember Franklin's query, Public Works Agency Executive Director Jim
Ross stated the bicycle lockers would be installed in public areas owned by the City such as the
libraries, stadiums, Police Department Facility, Corporate Yard, and the Regional Transportation
Center (train station).
Motion: Award in accordance with Request for Council Action.
To Turtle Storage, Inc. in the estimated amount of $55,000.00 - Finance and
Management Services
MOTION: Franklin
VOTE: AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
ABSTAIN:
SPEC 9%040
SECOND: Lutz
Espinoza, Franklin, Lutz, Pulido, Richardson
None
McGuigan
Moreno
To Uniforms, Inc. for a three-year period in an annual amount not to exceed
$123,580.00 - Finance and Management Services SPEC 97-041
Mayor Pulido removed this item from the agenda at the request of staff and with the unanimous
informal consent of the Council.
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CONSENT CALENDAR
Moron:
22.G.
22.H.
22.I.
22.I.
22.K
22.L.
Award in accordance with Requests for Council Action.
DELL COMPUTERS (4) - CLERK OF THE COUNCIL OFFICE - To Dell
Marketing L.P. in the amount of $12,037.59 - Finance and Management Services
SPEC 97-042
CUSTODIAL SERVICES - VARIOUS CITY FACILITIES - To DMS
Maintenance Services, Inc. for a one-year period with provision for two one-year
extensions in the estimated annual amount of $63,180.00 - Finance and Management
Services SPEC 97-043
LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE - STREET MEDIANS AND VARIOUS
PUBLIC FACILITIES ~ PUBLIC WORKS AGENCY - To Midori Gardens for a
two-year period with provision for one two-year extension in the estimated annual
amount of $310,000.00 - Finance and Management Services
(Mayor Pulido abstained.) SPEC 97~044
VIDEO INSPECTION OF SANITARY SEWERS - PUBLIC WORKS AGENCY -
To Empire Pipe Cleaning & Equipment Inc. in the amount of $26,100.00 - Finance
and Management Services SPEC 97-045
COMPUTER SOFTWARE - CITYWIDE E-MAIL AND SANTA ANA W/O/R/K
CENTER - To MicroAge in the amount of $13,627.90 - Finance and Management
Services SPEC 9%047
PARKING METERS - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AGENCY - To Duncan
Industries Parking Control Systems Corp. in the amount of $40,731.00 - Finance
and Management Services SPEC 97-049
PROJECTS - MAINTENANCE, REHABILITATION, IMPROVEMENT,
CONSTRUCTION, OR CHANGE ORDERS FOR PUBLIC FACILITIES
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Councilmember Franklin noted this project was part of the City effort to revitalize 17th Street and
explained the effort included the rehabilitation of 17th Street from Grand to Broadway and from
Broadway to Bristol.
Motion: Award in accordance with Request for Council A ct/on.
To R.J. Noble Company in the estimated amount of $697,207.76 with total
estimated construction costs of $920,400.00 - Public Works Agency
PROJ 1707
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MOTION: Franklin
VOTE: AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT: None
SECOND: Richardson
Espinoza, Franklin, Lutz, McGuigan, Moreno, Pulido,
Richardson
None
AGREEMENTS
In response to Councilmember Espinoza's query, City Attorney Joseph Fletcher indicated that
Espinoza may vote on the item with no conflict of interest notwithstanding that Espinoza's spouse
was an elected incumbent on the school board.
Motion: Direct the City Attorney to prepare and the Mayor and Clerk of the Council to
execute agreement.
With Willdan Associates in an amount not to exceed $66,550.00 - Public Works
Agency AGMT 97-074
MOTION: Espinoza SECOND: Lutz
In response to Mayor Pro Tern Richardson's request, City Manager David Ream noted the Study
would include areas adjacent to parochial schools located in the City.
VOTE: AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT: Moreno
Espinoza, Franklin, Lutz, McGuigan, Pulido, Richardson
None
Motion:
25.B.
25.C.
Direct the City Attorney to prepare and the Mayor and Clerk of the Council to
execute agreement.
COST CONTAINMENT PROGRAM - WORKERS COMPENSATION
MEDICAL CLAIMS - With Community Care Network to be paid 18-25 percent of
total savings realized or approximately $125,000.00 - Personnel Services
AGMT 97-075
GOVERNMENT LIAISON SERVICE - With The Ferguson Group in the amount
of $45,000.00 - City Manager' s Office
(Mayor Pulido abstained.) AGMT 97-076
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CONSENT CALENDAR
25.D.
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES - OLD CITY YARD SITE (PROJ 7992) -
Amendment to agreement with Leighton and Associates for additional work in the
amount of $25,000.00 for a total contract amount not to exceed $85,400.00 - Public
Works Agency AGMT 97-077~
MISCELLANEOUS-BUDGET
29.A.
BIG INDEPENDENT CITIES EXCESS POOL (BICEP) RENEWALS
Motion: Approve.
City's continued membership in BICEP Joint Powers Authority for an additional
three years beginning July 1, 1997 at an annual premium cost of $767,140.00
for the first year - Personnel Services FILE CA
29.B.
HOME PROGRAM ACQUISITION AND REHABILITATION
Motion: 1. Approve.
Deferred loan in an amount not to exceed $760,000.00 to Orange County
Community Housing Corporation for the acquisition and rehabilitation of up to six
single-family properties owned by the Federal Housing Administration - Community
Development Agency
Amortized loan in an amount not to exceed $300,000.00 to Civic Center Barrio
Housing Corporation for the rehabilitation of 25 condominium units within the
Town Square Condominium Project - Community Development Agency
Deferred payment loan in an amount not to exceed $125,000.00 to American
Lodging Corporation for the acquisition and rehabilitation of the single-family
property located at 1101 N. French Street - Community Development Agency
Deferred payment loan in an amount not to exceed $120,000.00 to American
Lodging Corporation for the rehabilitation of the duplex located at 1 115 and 1117
N. Bush Street - Community Development Agency
Direct the City Attorney to prepare and the Executive Director of the
Community Development Agency to execute loan agreements and all other
required documents as necessary. FILE CA
(Councilmember Moreno abstained.)
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CONSENT CALENDAR
CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS/VARIANCES/PARKING WAIVERS
Motion: Receive and file staff reports and adopt findings as submitted by staff
31.A.
CUP 97-12 - 807 and 809 N. Garfield Avenue - Filed by Mercy House to allow a
care facility for HIV/AIDS patients in the Specific Development 19 zoning district -
Planning and Building Agency
Planning Commission Action: Approval FILE CA
31.B.
CUP 97-05 - 2621 S. Birch Street - Filed by Nextel Communications to allow a 60-
foot monopole with a 15-foot triangular antenna array in the Light Manufacturing
(M1) zoning district - Planning and Building Agency
Planning Commission Action: Approval FILE CA
PUBLIC COMMENTS
The following individuals spoke regarding the FY 97-98 City Budget (Agenda Item 11.D on
Minutes page 191) and raised several issues including but not limited to employer-labor union
"meet and confer" rules, "lay off" procedures, reinstating laid off employees, contracting out City
services, forgone salary raises, the Arts Administrator position, employee seniority, and the City's
trash contract.
Sally Ramirez
Robert Banuelos
Chuck Corpening
Florence Leach
Phil Lecours
In response to Councilmember Moreno's query, City Attorney Joseph Fletcher cautioned that a
Council action to reinstate positions eliminated from the City Budget would "knock" the budget
out of balance unless the Council also takes action to identit~ and appropriate funds for additional
employee compensation. Moreno then requested the reinstatement of the three "laid-off"
positions into the FY 97-98 Budget be placed on the July 7, 1997 Council Meeting Agenda as a
Council item.
City Manager David Ream clarified the Council had passed the FY 97-98 Budget on Second
Reading earlier in the meeting and noted the City's trash contract was a separate matter the
Council had already approved at the June 2, 1997 Council meeting.
Ms. Bea Jones related how the "Juneteenth Day Celebration" (see Agenda Item 16.A on Minutes
page 192) evolved, stressed the importance of this commemoration, and thanked the City Council
and the Clerk of the Council staff for their work in recognizing this event.
* * * END OF CONSENT CALENDAR * * *
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BUSINESS CALENDAR
ORDINANCES FIRST READING
50.A.
REVISIONS IN CITY'S CURBSIDE RECYCLING PROGRAM
Charles Bordenave expressed concerns about the City's trash contract and opined the rate charges
were too high.
Motion: 1.
Amend Sections 16-3 7 and 16-3 7.5 to require bin service unless waived by
the Public Works Executive Director.
Place ordinance on .first reading and authorize publication of title as
amended.
ORDINANCE NS-2323 - An ordinance of the City of Santa Ana amending Sections
16-29, 16-33, 16-34, 16-35, 16-37 and 16-37.5 of the Santa Ana Municipal Code,
pertaining to the City's Solid Waste Collection regulations - Public Works Agency
MOTION: Franklin
VOTE: AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT: None
SECOND: Lutz
Franklin, Lutz, McGuigan, Pulido, Richardson
Espinoza, Moreno
FILE CA
COUNCIL AGENDA ITEMS
85.A.
APPOINTMENT TO SANITATION DISTRICTS (MORENO)
Councilmember Moreno related concerns about the impact of the Sanitation District rate increases
on Santa Ana, expressed displeasure over Councilmember McGuigan's vote (in her capacity as a
Sanitation District Boardmember) supporting the rate increases, stated the information on the
District plans to raise rates was not adequately disseminated, opined McGuigan did not represent
Santa Ana's interests, and volunteered to serve on the sanitation board in lieu of McGuigan.
Motion:
Remove Councilmember McGuigan as Delegate to the Sanitation Districts.
MOTION: Moreno
SECOND: Espinoza
The following individuals spoke in support of Councilmember Moreno's motion and suggested
alternatives, such as using Sanitation District fiscal reserves, to stave offthe rate increases:
Noemi Romero
Desi Reyes
Charles Bordenave
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The Council discussed the rate increases and the motion at length covering several issues
including but not limited to the age of the City's sanitation infrastructure; system capacity needed
to serve a larger and growing population; feasibility of using District reserves to fund system
maintenance and improvements; timing, magnitude, and geographic distribution of the rate
increases; dissemination of new rate information; annual review of sanitation fees; and concerns
on equity, health, and safety.
Substitute
Motion: Table item indefmitely.
MOTION: Richardson
SECOND: Lutz
VOTE:
AYES: Franklin, Lutz, McGuigan, Pulido, Richardson
NOES: Espinoza, Moreno
ABSENT: None
COMMENTS
90.A.
PUBLIC COMMENTS
Desi Reyes suggested utility lines along Linwood and Sunset by moved underground as part of
the 17th Street improvements and expressed concerns regarding the sanitation district rate
increases. Councilmember McGuigan invited Reyes and other interested persons to tour the
sanitation district facilities with her.
Charles Bordenave expressed several concerns including but not limited to employee lay offs,
Councilmember block voting on agenda items, trash contract rates, board and commission
appointments, and low income housing programs.
90.B.
CITY COUNCIL COMMENTS
Councilmember Espinoza:
- reported attending the closing ceremonies of the South Coast Girls softball
league at Thornton Park and commended City staff and league boardmembers for
a job well done; and
- requested staff look into a vacant lot trash problem along south Bristol
between Wilshire and Edinger.
In response to Espinoza's query, City Manager Ream indicated staff plans to use the City's
landscaped median maintenance contractor to clean up old buildings that had been burned by the
Fire Department.
Mayor Pro Tem Richardson announced the "Keep America Beautiful" Awards ceremonies would
be held at the Santa Ana Zoo on the evening of Thursday, June 26.
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Councilmember Lutz reiterated his earlier announcement regarding the 4th Annual French
Park Jazz and Arts Festival (see Minutes page 188) and added that the Santa Aha Plein Air
Painting Event would be displayed at The Bowers Museum on Sunday, July 6 from 10:00 a.m.
till 4:00 p.m.
Councilmember Franklin:
- encouraged residents to plant trees in their own property to further enhance
the City's urban forest;
commended City staffand residents for forming a Citizen College Pool
Advisory Board to resolve issues on the use of the Santa Ana College
Pool; and
- reported the launching of"Summer Fun Factory," a new supervised recreation
program at Alona Park.
In response to Councilmember Moreno's query, City Manager Ream explained staff was in the
process of drafting a written agreement covering the use of the Santa Ana College pool.
Mayor Pulido:
- requested staffprepare a thank you letter to US Secretary of;Education
Richard Riley for his recent visit to Heninger Elementary School; and
- commended Recreation and Community Services for working to develop
a joint use program for City and school district facilities and urged City staff
to meet with school officials to resolve reported problems associated with
the increased usage of school facilities for after hours soccer games.
CLOSED SESSION - ROOM 147 - 9:38 P.M.
The Brown Act permits the City Council to discuss certain matters without members of the public
present, provided the items to be discussed are posted 72 hours prior to the City Council meeting.
The following items were received for the June 16, 1997 Council meeting.
CONFERENCE WITH LABOR NEGOTIATOR pursuant to Government Code
Section 54957.6
95.A.
Agency Negotiator: Kathie Romero
Employee Organization: Police Officers Association
95.B.
CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL - EXIST1NG LITIGATION pursuant
to Government Code Section 54956.9(a)
The California Grocers' Assoc. v. City of Santa Ana
Case No. OCSC 76-94-25
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Ortega v. City of Santa Ana
Case No. SACV 89-379
City of Santa Ana v. Kassabian
OCSC #76-34-81
Eminent Domain
95.C.
LIABILITY CLAIMS pursuant to Government Code Section 54956.95
Claimant: Fabian Bonilla
CLOSED SESSION REPORT - COUNCIL CHAMBERS
No action was reported out of Closed Session.
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