HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1993-01-13 Mayor Roberta Cerri Tcglia
Council:
Jack Drago
Joseph A. Fernekes
--John R. Penna
Robert Yee
MINI2I_ES
City Council
City Council Conference Room
city Hall
January 13, 1993
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Section 54955 of the Government code of the State of California that
the special meeting of the City Council of the City of South San Francisco held on the 6th day of January 1993, at 4:00
p.m. in the City Council Conference Room, City Hall, 400 Grand Avenue, South San Francisco, California, was
adjourned to an adjourned special meeting to Wednesday, the 13th day of January at 3:00 p.m. in the City Council
Conference Room, City Hall, 400 Grand Avenue, South San Francisco, California.
Purpose of the meeting:
Closed Session for the purpose of the discussion of personnel matters, labor relations, property negotia-
tions, litigation and interviewing of executive search firms for the position of City Manager.
Ileputy Cit3fl~lerk
City of South San Francisco
~ated: January 7, 1993
CALL TO ORDER:
ROLL CALL:
AGENDA
(Cassette No. 1)
Closed Session for the purpose of the discussion of
personnel matters, labor relations, property negotia-
tions, litigation and interviewing of executive search
firms for the position of City Manager.
Councilman Penna arrived at the Podium at 3:40 p.m.
RECALL TO ORDER:
ACTION TAKEN
3:14 p.m. Mayor Teglia presiding.
Council Present:
Council Absent:
Drago, Femekes, Yee,
and Teglia.
Peuna
Council adjourned to a Closed Session at 3:18 p.m.,
to discuss the item noticed.
Mayor Teglia recalled the meeting to order at 6:05
p.m., all Council was present, no action was taken.
M/S Penna/Yee - To adjourn the meeting.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
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Time of adjournment was 6:07 p.m.
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RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED,
Elaine J. Bill, Deputy City Clerk
City of South San Francisco
APPROVED.
The entries of this Council meeting show the action taken by the City Council to dispose of an item. Oral communica-
tions, arguments, and comments are recorded on tape. The tape and documents related to the items are on file in the
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Mayor Roberta Cerri Teglia
Council:
Jack Drago
Joseph A. Fernekes
-'-Iohn R. Penna
Robert Yee
MI UTI S
City Council
Municipal Services Building
Community Room
January 13, 1993
CALL TO ORDER:
ROLL CALL:
Afl NDA
(Cassette No. 1)
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
INVOCATION:
PRESENTATIONS
ommending Resolution for Marie Peterson
AGENDA REVIEW
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
ACTION TAKEN
7:32 p.m. Mayor Teglia presiding.
Council Present:
Council Absent:
Drago, Femekes, Penna, Yee,
and Teglia.
None.
The Pledge was recited.
Given by Rev. Mert Johnson, Our Redeemer Lu-
theran Church.
PRESENTATIONS
Mayor Teglia directed staff to find the Resolution,
and it would be heard later in the meeting.
AGENDA REVIEW
City Manager Armas stated that there were no
changes to the Agenda.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
Ms. Jan Pont, 111 Belmont Ave., cited the follow-
ing concerns: report in the Enterprise Journal on
fault line on South Slope; had learned that Mr. Dean
no longer owns the property, yet he had given ac-
cess to the mountain for pedestrians; had talked to
Calif. Water Co. regarding the water tower and had
been assured that soil tests had been done and ev-
erything was okay; did realize that the fault line was
inactive at this time, but concerned about the future
in the event of an earthquake.
She questioned who was responsible for cleaning the
catch basins, and who pays for the bales of hay on
the mountain and maintenance thus far.
City Manager Annas stated that the maintenance
was being done under contract by the Developer, but
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ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
COMMUNITY FORUM
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AcIIQN
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
he did not know about the catch basins and would
report back.
lVts. Pont stated that ~er talking to a U.S. Geologist
on the mountain she had gone to Menlo Park to get
copies of the fault map and other information, how-
ever, the office was closed, but she hoped to have
further information in April. She stated that she was
particularly concerned because she lived within 500'
of the fault line.
Mayor Teglia asked that the item be agendized for
the next meeting with a staff report covering: own-
ership status; maintenance; public access; if there
was erosion; fault line; physical project status.
She felt that it was known that there was a fault line
on the slope, and commented that a good part of
several cities were on a major fault line.
Councilman Yee stated that Ms. Pont had contacted
him during the holidays over the matter, and he had
asked the Assistant City Manager earlier today to
make a report.
Assistant City Manager Mattel related: engineering
had known of its existence, as well as the Develop-
er; Developer and the City did two investigations
through soils and geotechnical analyses, and that
information was contained in the EIR; consultants
felt that the fault had existed for hundreds of years;
had contacted the geologist Ms. Pont had spoken
with regarding the water tank and fire station being
built on the fault and the geologist felt that there is
no danger; geologist had not indicated a fault line,
but a fault zone and did not remember discussion
about the roads, and felt that the problem had to do
with faulty road construction; geologists have been
studying the mountain for maps for 20 years and had
found no evidence of new movement, cracks or
fissures; engineering had discussions with the geol-
ogist during the permit process, etc.
COMMUNITY FORUM
No one chose to speak.
CONSENT CALENDAR
Motion to approve Minutes of the Special Meeting of
12/9/92, Regular Meeting of 12/9/92, and Special
Meeting of lanuary 6, 1993.
CONSENT CALENDAR
Approved.
2. Motion to confirm expense claims of 1/13/93. ~ O t 3
Motion to accept the Water Quality Control Plant
Electrical Rehabilitation Project as complete in accor-
dance with the plans and specifications. .~OSg 7
Motion to accept the 1991-92 Street Resurfacing
Program as complete in accordance with the plans~o._~
and specifications.
Resolution amending agreement with Tillo Products
Co. for sewage sludge disposal services. .g'O ~ '7
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF
AMENDMENT NO. 2 TO THE AGREEMENT FOR
SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT SLUDGE RE-
MOVAL
Resolution authorizing agreement with CH2M Hill to
continue design services during construction phase of
Oyster Point Interchange. 5 I I {,
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECT-
ING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE AN
AGREEMENT FOR CONTINUATION OF DESIGN
SERVICES DURING CONSTRUCTION PHASE
FOR THE OYSTER POINT INTERCHANGE
Resolution authorizing agreement with Harris &
Assoc. to provide construction management services
for the Oyster Point Interchange Project. ~q'/
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECT-
ING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE AN
AGREEMENT TO PROVIDE CONSTRUCTION
MANAGEMENT SERVICES FOR THE OYSTER
POINT INTERCHANGE
Resolution awarding contract for Aircraft Noise Insu-
lation Project - Phase VII to G. E. Chert Construc-
tion, Inc. in the amount of $748,528, as the lowest
responsible bidder, and authorizing a supplemental
agreement with architectural design firm for 18 addi-
tional homes. ~:z~
Approved in the amount of $4,309,498.04.
So ordered.
So ordered.
RESOLUTION NO. 1-93
RESOLUTION NO. 2-93
RESOLUTION NO. 3-93
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CONSENT CALENDAR
Resolution - Continued.
A RESOLUTION OF AWARD OF CONTRACT
FOR AIRCRAFT NOISE INSULATION PROJECT,
PHASE VII
9. Resolution calling for the convening of a Fiscal Re-
view Committee to review impact of proposed El
Camino Corridor Redevelopment Project. ~6'D ~ c~
CONSENT CALENDAR
RF_~OLU'~ON NO. 4-93
10.
A RESOLUTION CALLING FOR THE: CONVEN-
ING OF A FISCAL REVIEW COMMIT~E
Resolution authorizing contract with Gordon H.
Chong & Assoc. for study of feasibility of placement
and construction of Parking Lot Structure between
City Hall and Grand Ave. Library.
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECT-
ING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE AN
AGREEMENT FOR A STUDY REGARDING THE
FEASIBILITY OF LOCATING A PARKING LOT
STRUCTURE BETWEEN CITY HALL AND
GRAND AVENUE LIBRARY
Commending Resolution for Marie Peterson
10.
Resolution authorizing contract with Gordon H.
Chong & Assoc. for study of feasibility of placement
and construction of Parking Lot Structure between
City Hall and Grand Ave. Library. .~0 ~
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECT-
ING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE AN
AGREEMENT FOR A STUDY REGARDING THE
FEASIBILITY OF LOCATING A PARKING LOT
STRUCTURE BETWEEN CITY HALL AND
GRAND AVENUE LIBRARY
RESOLUTION NO. 5-93
Removed from the Consent Calendar for discussion
by Mayor Teglia.
MIS Fernekes/Yee - To approve the Consent Calen-
dar with the exception of Item No. 10.
Carried by majority voice vote, Councilmembers
Penna and Teglia abstained on Item No. 9.
Mayor Teglia presented the Commending Resolution
to Marie Peterson, and stated that it was a privilege
to know and work with Mrs. Peterson.
City Engineer Von Dohren stated that direction had
been given by Council to look at a parking structure
and prepare bid proposals. He stated that three
proposals had been received, and the recommenda-
tion was to award the bid to Gordon H. Chong &
Assoc.
Mr. Victor Feudale stated that this would compro-
mise the fountain, City Hall and the library that
were historic resources. He felt that the amount of
money needed for this project would be better spent
double decking present lots or buying new ones.
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._~ONSENT CALENDA~
0. Resolution- Continued.
ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS
11. Motion to provide direction to staff regarding possible
acquisition of the Wind Chime Tower and the parcel
of land on which it is located at no cost to the City.
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CONSENT CALENDAR
Councilman Penna lef~ the podium after stating that
he had a conflict of interest in that he owned prop-
erty across the street.
Mr. lake Jones stated that the Historical Society was
asking that the Council deny this request because
it was detrimental to the historic civic center, and
felt the City should improve existing lots instead.
He questioned what employee had made this sugges-
tion.
Discussion followed: that the recommendation came
from the Parking Place Commission; Councilman
Drago did not feel this was the time to spend money
on feasibility studies; Vice Mayor Fernekes was
against the money being spent for this, and preferred
it being spent for double decking lots; Councilman
Yee felt $27,000 was a lot of money for a study,
and yet not look at seismic impacts on civic center;
Mayor Teglia remembered this coming up many
times over the years from the Commission, and if
the work was done it would be paid for by the Park-
ing District and not the General Fund; suggested
Historical Society meet with staff or the Commission
on this issue.
MIS Yee/Fernekes - To reject the proposal.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS
Director of Recreation, Parks & Community Ser-
vices Nagel presented his staff report.
Discussion followed: Councilman Yee was con-
cerned about the liability involved; Mayor Teglia
wanted staff to further investigate; Councilman
Drago was concerned about the City paying for the
improvement, and felt that the City should go to the
public for the improvement funds; Mayor Teglia
agreed, and thought the Historic Preservation Com-
mission should go to the public for the funds;
Councilman Penna thought that the County normally
forecloses after five years of unpaid taxes; City
Manager related that windchimes land is a separate
parcel, and maybe County didn't foreclose because
of liability; how had the $3:5,000 figure been de-
rived.
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1. Motion- Continued.
12. Resolution to approve the location identified in the
Orange Park-Expansion Design Refinement Plan to,,
accommodate a potential "Art Rise~ Studio Theater.
A RESOLUTION APPROVING LOCATION IN
THE ORANGE PARK EXPANSION DESIGN RE-
FINEMENT PLAN FOR "ART RISE" STUDIO
THEATER 5o
ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS
M/S Fernekes/Drago - Direct staff to pursue, and
obtain additional information.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
Director of Recreation, Parks & Community Ser-
vices Nagnl. stated that Art Rise, is4ookingfor a
permanent home with 4,000 sq. ft. and the Master
Plan had been looked at for Orange Park, and a
location had been identifiedl He stated that if the
Council adopted the resolution it would help Art
Rise's endeavors for fund raisers for construction
and the Recreation Commission had approved the
request.
Mr. Jake Jones stated that he was in favor of a
theater in Orange Park, but did not feel it should be
named for any one group and everyone should be
able to use the facility. He stated that Art Rise
charged money for their performances and, therefor,
should be able to pay rent for a facility. He stated
that he did not feel that special interest groups
should take over City property when there existed a
stage at the $iebecker facility.
Mayor Teglia stated that her understanding was that
they have to raise money to built it, and this just
identifies a site, however, the City had not worked
out who would use it.
Ms. Maggie Pierson, Art Rise, related: that Art Rise
had to raise $500,000 to build a building, and we
are not saying it is only ours; we are interested in a
site being designated for this type of quality
community theater; the cost per performance was
$I,000; no one was paid, and there were open audi-
tions; if approved they could go to Corporations
for funding - which would take at least five years.
Discussion followed: Councilman Yee would sup-
port it, but had seen other plans without a time
period, and wanted a five year clause added that
could be extended; Councilman Drago agreed, but
wanted other groups to use the facility also; Mayor
Teglia spoke of the fixed needs of a theater group,
i.e., lights, equipment, and props that would be
safeguarded; she did not have a problem with a five
year clause.
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ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS
2. Resolution - Continued.
13. Motion to:approve fee waiver guidelines and policies;:
and authorize the Director of Parks, Recreation and ,
Community Services to administratively review and
approve or deny fee waiver requests for facility use.
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ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS
MIS Yee/Drago - To adopt the Resolution with a
five year time table.
RESOLUTION NO. 6-93
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
Director of Recreation, Parks & Community Devel- '
opment Nagel presented his staff report.
Discussion followed: why the School District used
our facilities when they have their own; that
there were trade offs between the two Bodies;
whether the girl scouts were exempt by law from
these fees; City Attorney would find out if they
were exempt, etc.
Ms. Nelva Marfinez related: was opposed to a fee
for a non-profit organization; Council was composed
of a former Fire Chief, a former School Board
Member, a member with his name all over the City
(Penna), and a former employee with experience in
handling money (Yee), and Teglia, whom everyone
knew; she always voted, and had voted for the
Council expecting them to do the right thing; had
talked before 300 people but was nervous talking to
five; she volunteered many hours for the feed the
hungry program; felt that the festivities for the
hispanic community were
cultural with great benefit to the community, and
should not be charged a fee.
Mrs. Eldie Gonzales read a letter from Superinten-
dent of Schools Riggs, dated 1/13/93, that spoke
again.st fees being charged for the Mexican Inde-
pendence Day festivities because of the educational
benefits derived.
Mr. Pedro Gonzales stated that charging a fee would
create a hardship, and felt that non-profit organiza-
tions holding outdoor community events should be
exempt from fees.
He stated that he had asked why the Recreation
Commission meetings were not published, and as a
Commi~ioner had been told it was because they had
to pay for it, and staff had sent letters to non-profit
organizations.
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3. Motion - Continued.
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ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS
Mayor Teglia suggested scheduling another hearing
before the Commission, and bringing this back later
to the Council.
Miss Alma Jacuinde, High School Student, ex-
pressed appreciation for the September Mexican
festivities.
Mr. Pablo Gonzales spoke agn_inst fees being
charged for hispanic cultural events because their
value to the community in culture and heritage.
Miss Elizabeth Contreras, High School Student,
spoke of the folkloric dancers that perform without
charge during the Mexican festivities.
Mr. Pedro Gonzales asked the Council to strike out
the gradual 50% fee for the next few years to allow
the word to go out to the people.
Mr. Jake Jones stated that this had come up during
his tenure as a Commissioner and he had asked the
Director what this fee would result in, and was told
that this would save only $15,000-20,000 a year
when these various organizations gave much to the
Mayor Teglia spoke of budget restraints and this
was the first step in many to be made.
Discussion followed: that there were 20 org_n~ni~a-
tions involved, and only six had attended the public
meetings before the Commission; that Council's
intent was to cover out of pocket expenses such as
overtime for janitors; to exempt groups contributing
to the cultural events of the City, and make up the
difference by charging the Arts and Wine Festival
more; that the savings was not significant in doing
this; to elimin_n_te fees for outdoor events, but have
them pay for any overtime; that this was a small
amount in comparison to the benefit to the commu-
nity; Councilman Yee wanted to give notice over the
next few years for a percentage fee, and do nothing
on this tonight, and make a decision at budget time;
Councilman Drago wanted to waive fees for outdoor
events excluding overtime; Councilman Fernekes
agreed with Councilmembers Yee and Drago; May-
or Teglia agreed to hold off a decision, and look at
Arts and Wine Festival as a paying function; what
were the real out of pocket expenses for setting up
~DMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS
3. Motion - Continued.
14: Discussion and direction on desired amendments to
the residential second units ordinance, Chapter 20.79
of the Municipal Code. .~C ~c~
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ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS
stages and chairs; should charge for any insurance
fees, etc.
M/S YeefPenna - That all requests for facility per-
mits should be handled by the Director of Recre-
ation, Parks & Community Services, and accept
guidelines for a 100% waiver until changed by '
Council.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
Chief Planner Solomon stated that the staff report
responded to Council concerns, and staff needed
direction for any future action.
Councilman Penna stated that he felt people that
have room to add a granny unit in a basement or
elsewhere should be allowed to do so without addi-
tional parking, setbacks, or landscaping to open up
housing in the City.
Discussion followed: Councilman Drago wanted the
granny units to be for families only so it would not
cause problems in the neighborhood; why had only
three applications been received in six years, and
only one approved; assumption is that the ordinance
is too restrictive, land is more than the State; that
the additional parking space requirement limits the
opportunity for people to come forward; staff did
not have a recommendation because this was a value
judgment on parking; if there were two parking
spaces and an additional 640 sq. ft. was added
Councilman Yee then felt it was sufficient, however,
if there was not street parking it could cause prob-
lems; there were enough crimes now because of
homes being rented out, and Mayor Teglia wanted
to discourage cutting up homes and destroying
neighborhoods; granny units cease to be then when
the granny leaves and the unit is rented out; that San
Mateo and Burlingame do allow this; Councilman
Penna felt that blight was a product of an individual,
and wanted quality type housing; City could not say
that an individual could not rent to those other than
family; Council should look at the real causes of
blight; market place is dictating granny units for
housing; Vice Mayor Fernekes wanted to see what
other cities are doing, as well as have input from
Planning Commi.~sion; that at the time of sale of a
house, the City then had a tool to find illegal
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ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS
4. Discussion- Continued.
15.. Motion approving Council policy on Sister. City ex-
penses. 5'1~ 3
16.
Resolution authorizing agreement with an executive
search firm related to the selection of a new City
Manager, and approving Budget Amendment
No. 93-6 to the Operating Budget.
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AGREEMENT
WITH AN EXECUTIVE SEARCH FIRM RELAT-
ED TO THE SELECTION OF A NEW CITY
MANAGER, AND APPROVING BUDGET
AMENDMENT NO. 93-6 TO THE OPERATING
BUDGET ;~ I 2
LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS
17.
Motion to waive reading and introduce an ordinance
revising Municipal code Chapter 14.08 entitled 'Wa-
ter Quality Control.'
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS
14.08.020, 14.08.100, 14.08.120, 14.08.130,
14.08.160, 14.08.180, 14.08.190, 14.08.200,
14.08.220, 14.08.260, 14.08.310, 14.08.500,
14.08.520 AND 14.08.530 ENTITLED "WATER
QUALITY CONTROL" OF THE SOUTH SAN
FRANCISCO MUNICIPAL CODE
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
· ~. Oral Committee Reports
ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS
granny units; Councilman Drago wanted to know the
legal limits of Council authority on granny units;
there were provisions now for owner occupied with
deed restrictions; City Attorney O'Toole related that
with adoption of new law it was questionable wheth-
er the City could enforce that; City had latitude in
parking, set backs, and height limits, etc.
Consensus of Council - To direct staff to bring back
requested information.
MIS Yee/Drago - To approve the recommendation.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
MIS Penna/Fernekes - To adopt the Resolution.
RESOLUTION NO. 7-93
Carried by majority voice vote, Councilman Drago
voted no.
LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS
Director of Public Works Parini presented his staff
report, and stated that the ordinance complied with
Federal regulations.
M/S Fernekes/Drago - To waive reading of the
ordinance.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
M/S Fernekes/Drago - To introduce the ordinance.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
The Council chose not to give reports.
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ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
9. Discussion and direction regarding land use regula-
tions (Councilman Penna). ~- 1 ~'~
GOOD AND WELFARE
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
Councilman Penna stated that he had noticed a
reluctance for people to come to the City to get
permits because of the parking and set back regula-
tion, and conflicts between the Building Division
and the Pl_anning Department which placed the indi-
vidual in a "catch 22" position. He stated that
contractors are saying "do it, and don't worry about
permits", and the City is losing money for permits
to put in heaters. He stated that he wanted the
matter referred to the Planning Commission.
councilman Drago questioned how planning got
involved when they were talking about industrial
districts. He wanted to see specific requests and
tracing, because there was a place on Airport that
ignores landscaping requirements.
City Manager Armas stated that the problem was
with non-conforming uses or maybe land configura-
tion created problems.
Mayor Penna questioned: why there was a quansit
hut on Linden Ave. and what was Planning doing
about it; was been told that 6,000 sq. ft. building
needed 40 parking stalls yet the property only had
room for 18 stalls.
Mayor Teglia related: that parking is a big prob-
lem; Council needed flexibility for the exceptions in
the industrial areas; there were problems in neigh-
borhoods with large lots with lanes.
Councilman Penna wanted this tied into public trans-
portation.
Consensus of Council - For staff to study Council-
man Penna's concerns.
Councilman Penna thanked Bayview for contributing
the equipment for the hearing impaired.
GOOD AND WEI.FARE
Mr. lake Jones stated that he was glad that the
graffiti perpetrators had been caught, and he hoped
they would be prosecuted.
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_CLOSED SESSION
Closed Session for the purpose of the discussion
of personnel matters, labor relations, property
negotiations and litigation.
RECALL TO ORDER:
21. Motion to adjourn the meeting to Wednesday,
1/20/93, 7:00'p.m~., ~City Council Conference Room,'; -
City Hall, for discussion of the following items:
1. Employee Attitude Survey; 2. Street Medi-
ans/Islands; 3. Code Enforcement & Weed Abatement
strategies; and 4. Closed Session pursuant to Gov-
ernment Code.
ADJOURNMENT
CLOSED SESSION
Council adjourned to a Closed Session at 10:15 pm.
to discuss property negotiations pursuant to GC
54956.8 on School surplus property, and labor rela-
tions on Police Unit C pursuant to GC 54957.6.
Mayor Teglia recalled the meeting to order at 11:20
p.m., all Council present, no action was taken.
M/S Femekes/Drago - To adjourn the meeting o
Wednesday, 1/20/93, 7:00 p.m.,~ City Council Con-
ference Room, City for the stated purposes.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
Time of adjournment was 11:20 p.m.
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED,
Ej/aine J. BilE, Deputy City Clerk
City of South San Francisco
APPROVED.
Rober~a Cerri T6gl~Mayor
City of South San Francisco
The entries of this Council meeting show the action taken by the City Council to dispose of an item. Oral communica-
tions, arguments, and comments are recorded on tape. The tape and documents related to the items are on file in the
Office of the City Clerk and are available for inspection, review and copying.
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