HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1993-09-08 Mayor Roberta Cerri Teglia
Council:
Jack Drago
Joseph A. Fernekes
-""Iohn R. Penna
Robert Yee
MINUTES
City Council
Municipal Services Building
Community Room
September 8, 1993
314
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Section 54956 of the Government Code of the State of California, that
the City Council of the City of South San Francisco will hold a Special Meeting on Wednesday, the 8th day of September
1993, at 6:30 p.m., in the Municipal Services Building Community Room, 33 Arroyo Drive, South San Francisco,
California.
Purpose of the meeting:
Closed Session for the purpose of the discussion of personnel matters, labor relations, property negotia-
tions and litigation.
Dated:
September 7, 1993
City Clerk
City of South San Francisco
vALL TO ORDER:
ROLL CALL:
AGENDA
(Cassette No. 1)
Closed Session for the purpose of the discussion of
personnel matters, labor relations, property negotia-
tions and litigation.
Councilman Penna Arrived:
RECALL TO ORDER:
ACTION TAKEN
6:36 p.m. Mayor Teglia presiding.
Council Present:
Council Absent:
Drago, Fernekes, Yee, and
Teglia.
Penna.
Council adjourned to a Closed Session at 6:37 p.m.
for the discussion of potential layoffs and reassign-
ment of various employees pursuant to GC 54957,
property negotiations on acquisition of surplus
school property, and negotiations with the Commu-
nity College District on property tax allocations in
the El Camino Redevelopment Project Area pursuant
to GC 54956.8, and labor negotiations on AFSCME
pursuant to GC 54957.6.
Councilman Penna arrived at the podium at 6:52
p.m.
Mayor Teglia recalled the meeting to order at 7:34
p.m., all Council was present, no action was taken.
M/S Penna/Fernekes - To adjourn the meeting.
9/8/93
Page 1
~ENDA ACTION TAKEN
,DJOURNMENT:
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
Time of adjournment was 7:35 p.m.
315
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED,
Barbara A. Battaya, City Clerk
City of South San Francisco
APPROVED.
~ oberta Cern Tegha, a~ayor
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.
9/8/93
Page 2
Mayor Roberta Cerri Teglia
Council:
Jack Drago
Joseph A. Fernekes
,---John R. Penna
Robert Yee
MINUTES
City Council
Municipal Services Building
Community Room
September 8, 1993
316
CALL TO ORDER:
ROLL CALL:
AGENDA
(Cassette No. 1)
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
INVOCATION:
PRESENTATIONS
---%S.F. Rotary Club Gift Donation to Library's "Pennies
,r Art"
A Resolution Commending Former Interim City Manager
Patricia Martel
Proclamation Eagle Scout Brian G. Schumacker
Proclamation Eagle Scout Glen E. Price
Beautification Committee Awards
AGENDA REVIEW
ACTION TAKEN
7:37 p.m. Mayor Teglia presiding.
Council Present:
Council Absent:
Drago, Fernekes, Penna, Yee,
and Teglia.
None.
The Pledge was recited.
Rev. Bowdish, St. Elizabeth's Episcopal Church,
gave the invocation.
PRESENTATIONS
Mr. George Samayoa, President of Rotary Club,
presented the Mayor with a $1,000.00 check which
was graciously received.
Mayor Teglia read the commending resolution aloud
and presented it to Former Interim City Manager
Patricia Martel.
Vice Mayor Fernekes read the two Eagle Scout
Proclamations aloud and presented them to Mr.
Brian G. Schumacker and Mr. Glen E. Price.
Beautification Committee Member Barbara DeMattei
presented the following awards: Commercial - Able
To Travel; Multi-Dwelling - Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Bortolli/Mr. and Mrs. David Pozzi; Residential -
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sterling; Planting for Drought
Years - Mr. Frank F. Rios.
AGENDA REVIEW
Mayor Teglia introduced new City Manager
Wohlenberg.
City Manager Wohlenberg expressed his apprecia-
tion for the confidence shown by Council in his
appointment, and looked forward to serving this
9/8/93
Page I
AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
AGENDA REVIEW
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
9/8/93
Page 2
317
AGENDA REVIEW
City.
He stated that he had nothing to add or delete from
the Agenda.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
Ms. Jan Pont, 111 Belmont Ave., cited her con-
cerns: not being informed by Calif. Water Co.
when they are going to flush their water tanks and
being awakened at 1:30 a.m. with all the water pipes
rattling with the sound of water rushing down the
street; not catching and reusing the excess water that
is going down the drains, etc.
Mayor Teglia stated she was willing to write a
letter, but usually the utility company sends notices
out with the billings.
Ms. Pont cited further concerns: that no one chose
to run for Council in the upcoming election, and if
an elected person was going to step down the people
should be given adequate notice; on an update of the
Terrabay Project because there had not been one
since January of this year.
Assistant City Manager Mattel stated that the last
information had been received in June from Mr.
Oscher that a decision has been reached to transfer
the property to another note holder and the mortgage
company has not be publicly identified at this time.
She stated that she learned from public works that it
was indicated that W. W. Dean is still the property
owner and is putting a group of partners together to
complete the development and is negotiating with the
lien holders on the property regarding terms.
Mayor Teglia explained, on the election issue, that
she had run unsuccessfully once and four times was
successful, and had helped others and they were
always cognizant of an incumbent in a seat and
whether he would run or not. She had felt that
person could wake up that morning and decide to
run and come in and take out papers, and it was up
to the contenders to get their act together.
She stated that on the filing deadline morning all of
the folks that took out papers as candidates, as
much as four weeks in advance, and had not filed
AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
318
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
COMMUNITY FORUM
CONSENT CALENDAR
Motion to approve Minutes of the Regular Meeting of
7/14/93, and Regular Meeting of 7/28/93.
2. Motion to confirm expense claims of 9/8/93. 5'O1 3
Resolution approving development of an operating
agreement with Liberty Bank for loans in connection
with the CDBG Housing Rehabilitation Program.
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING NEGOTIATION
OF AGREEMENT WITH THE LIBERTY BANK
Resolution authorizing a funding agreement with Bay
Area Air Quality Management District in the amount
of $38,258 to purchase four alternative fuel vehicles.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
them and the City Clerk was asked to call all of
them and tell them to get their papers in by 5:00
p.m. then the incumbents would not file. She stated
that if even one person filed one incumbent stated
he would not have filed. She stated that she was a
little jealous because in five times of running she
had to run for her life.
She stated at this juncture it was history and the City
needed money and there was stability in having the
incumbents being returned to office, etc.
COMMUNITY FORUM
Councilman Penna reported that the Chamber of
Commerce was in full support of the smoking ordi-
nance and also supported a non-smoking ban in
restaurants and bars. He stated that rather than
waiting for State legislation, he was in favor of a
100% ban on smoking in this City.
Mayor Teglia announced: received a POW flag
from the VFW and wanted it to be flown at City
Hall in September; Italian American Citizens games
in September; Mexican Independence Day will be
observed in September.
City Manager Wohlenberg stated that he would give
an update on Cable TV at the next meeting.
CONSENT CALENDAR
Approved.
Approved in the amount of $1,921,781.05
Removed from the Consent Calendar for discussion
by Vice Mayor Fernekes.
9/8/93
Page 3
AGENDA A~TION TAKEN
319
_ CONSENT CALENDAR
Resolution - Continued.
A RESOLUTION APPROVING A FUNDING
AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE BAY AREA AIR
QUALITY MANAGEMENT DISTRICT AND THE
CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
Motion to adopt ordinance amending PERS contract
for military service credits, f'-a~ o
5'/~ 7
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AN AMEND-
MENT TO THE CONTRACT BETWEEN THE
CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN
FRANCISCO AND THE BOARD OF ADMINIS-
TRATION OF THE CALIFORNIA PUBLIC
EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT SYSTEM
Resolution approving development of an operating
agreement with Liberty Bank for loans in connection
with the CDBG Housing Rehabilitation Program.
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING NEGOTIATION
OF AGREEMENT WITH THE LIBERTY BANK
tzouncilman Penna Returned to the Podium:
CONSENT CALENDAR
RESOLUTION NO. 118-93
ORDINANCE NO. 1133-93
M/S Fernekes/Drago - To approve the Consent
Calendar with the exception of Item No. 3.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
CDBG Coordinator Fragoso stated that all local
banks had been contacted and only five had re-
sponded on the low interest loans.
Councilman Penna stated that he would not partici-
pate on this item because he was a Director of Lib-
erty Bank and removed himself from the podium at
8:15 p.m.
Vice Mayor Fernekes related: concern over the
process employed; whether any of the banks had
better rates or performance; staff report should
have said the City went out for proposals.
CDBG Coordinator Fragoso related: 3% loans were
secured by the bank; 10 day turn around with a title
search; two banks were comparable, etc.
M/S Fernekes/Drago - To adopt the Resolution.
RESOLUTION NO. 119-93
Carried by majority voice vote, Mayor Teglia ab-
stained.
Councilman Penna returned to the podium at 8:25
p.m.
9/8/93
Page 4
AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
PUBLIC HEARINGS
~. Public Hearing - Adoption of ordinance relating to
the business license tax for commercial parking facili-
ties; Public Hearing continued from 8/25/93 meeting,
Motion to adopt ordinance. .5'lb -7
5.,.a7 7
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 6.16.047
OF THE SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO MUNICIPAL
CODE RELATING TO THE BUSINESS LICENSE
TAX FOR COMMERCIAL PARKING FACILITIES
PUBLIC HEARINGS
Mayor Teglia opened the Public Hearing.
Director of Finance Margolis stated that the Public
Hearing was being conducted with the second read-
ing of the ordinance to increase the business
license fee from 4% to 8%. She stated that the
intent of the change is to put these visitor serving
industries on a comparable par with the T.O.T. and
generate additional revenue of $200,000 annually
next year because of the time frame. She stated
that all holders of business licenses had been notified
under this category and had received material from
Park'nFly which was attached to the staff report in
addition to information requested by Council at the
last meeting on other major airports.
Mayor Teglia stated that she had continued this
hearing because the businesses felt this was a serious
threat and wanted time for them to meet with staff.
She questioned if the meeting had taken place.
Director of Finance Margolis stated that she and the
Assistant City Manager had met with two repre-
sentatives who did not have written information.
Mr. Billy G. Gipson, Jr., Park'nFly, spoke in oppo-
sition to increasing the business license tax: his
Company picked up and delivered people to the
Airport and stored their vehicles; they employ twen-
ty people and maintain fifteen vehicles; it was a very
competitive business and they could not pass the tax
on to their customers; their daily rate was what the
Airport charges; if this went into effect they would
be charging two dollars more than their competitors;
it was impossible to demonstrate the effects of the
increase; they raised their rate 2% which did not
even cover their expenses and in spite of this their
revenues went down 3 %; this increase would have
an adverse affect on their business; this was not a
fair tax when there are only three business licensees
that represent .005% of the businesses in the City
and their tax was being doubled while other busi-
nesses had not had their tax raised in a decade;
Council should instruct the City Manager to restruc-
ture all business licenses in the City so it was fairly
applied; they were in the travel business and that
was different than the hotel business where a person
pays TOT regardless of where he stays; in his busi-
ness a person will park in another City and be shut-
9/8/93
Page 5
A~ENDA ACTION TAKEN
PUBLIC HEARINGS
Public Hearing - Continued.
9/8/93
Page 6
PUBLIC HEARINGS
tied to the Airport; their business was not lucrative;
Burlingame and San Bruno only charge 5%, etc.
He stated that he wanted to thank staff and everyone
he dealt with including the Mayor and City Clerk
for their assistance and cooperation.
Ms. Elise Rames, Park'nFly, spoke in opposition to
the tax and cited its effects on their business revenue
and the ultimate reduction of employees.
Ms. JoAnn Baton, Park'nFly, stated that she agreed
with the previous speakers in opposition to the tax.
Ms. Teri Monures, Park'nFly, stated that if they lost
their customers the Company would be looking at
layoffs which she did not think was the intent of the
Council, and urged that the ordinance not be passed.
Michael Malek, Esq. spoke in opposition to the
ordinance: this tax made one wonder if the parking
companies were working for the City or theirselves;
he pointed up the prior lawsuit over the tax; the
proposed tax was not reasonable; it was up to the
Council to make an equitable and fair decision; they
had dropped their daily fee from $7.00 to $5.00 to
attract customers; discount coupons were being
offered; they no longer had a rental car facility
connected to their business; they had spent in the
neighborhood of $500,000 to satisfy the City for
their use permit just a few years ago; they were a
minority company; differences in the preliminary
budget in business license percentages; suggested a
6% increase rather than an 8% increase; etc.
Discussion followed: whether the City had the
authority to require an audit of the books; whether
the companies were underpaying the tax; this City
has always been committed to its business clientele;
former City Manager had suggested culling out this
business for this approach and the Council had held
it in abeyance; Council had asked the companies for
facts and figures and if they did not want to do it on
the public record they should do it with the City
Attorney and show him the evidence; the City
needed revenue for its employment force; etc.
Mayor Teglia closed the Public Hearing.
AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
37.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
~. Public Hearing - Continued.
RECESS:
RECALL TO ORDER:
Public Hearing - Increasing paramedic service fees;
Conduct Public Hearing, adopt resolution increasing
paramedic service fees. ,~5'~ '7
A RESOLUTION AMENDING CHAPTER 1 OF
THE MASTER FEE SCHEDULE OF THE CITY
OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO RELATING TO
PUBLIC HEARINGS
Discussion followed: the parking companies do not
pay sales tax; Council encouraged businesses to
operate and develop in S.S.F.; how the Finance
Director made the comparison to T.O.T.; Genentech
offered the City job opportunities, as well as sales
tax and had no relationship to this business as al-
leged; San Francisco's fee was 25% of the gross and
a tax on top of that if they lease land from the City;
City should audit the books; the ordinance could be
changed to include an audit; the proposed tax was
less than sales tax; would rather see a 6% tax with
full capacity rather than a 8% tax with less than full
capacity; Councilman Drago suggested a 6% tax and
in January review the impacts presented by the
parking companies, and look at a 2% additional tax,
etc.
Mayor Teglia declared a recess at 9:05 p.m.
She recalled the meeting to order at 9:18 p.m., all
Council was present, no action was taken.
Further discussion followed: if the companies lost
customers because of the tax, then the City would
lose revenue; auditing their books; companies re-
ported a 15% profit; putting a cap on the tax; this is
a gross receipts tax and the City Attorney was not
sure a cap could be applied; etc.
M/S Yee/Penna - To adopt the Ordinance.
ORDINANCE NO. 1134-93
Carried by unanimous roll call vote.
M/S Yee/Penna - To direct the City Manager to
write to each affected parking company regarding
the ordinance and the tax will be reviewed in Janu-
ary.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
Mayor Teglia opened the Public Hearing.
Director of Finance Margolis stated that currently
the City only recovers 25 % of the cost of provid-
ing this service, and pursuant to Council direction
this fee would cover 75% of the cost. She stated
that rates for non-resident paramedic fees would be
9/8/93
Page 7
AGENDA ACT!QN TAKEN
32.3
PUBLIC HEARINGS
~. Public Hearing - Continued.
PARAMEDIC FEES
o
Public Hearing - East of 101 Area Plan; conduct
Public Hearing; Motion to cancel the Public Hearing.
ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS
Resolution awarding contract to Interstate Grading
and Paving, Inc. for the Appian Way Reconstruction
Project in the amount of $153,659.20 as the lowest
responsible bidder. .5'0 ~ e]
A RESOLUTION OF AWARD OF CONTRACT
FOR THE APPIAN WAY RECONSTRUCTION
PROJECT
10. Resolution approving the 1993-1994 Operating Bud-
get, and resolution approving capital outlay appropri-
ations for the Capital Improvement Budget Fiscal
Year 1993-1994. ~/20
A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE FISCAL
YEAR 1993-1994 OPERATING BUDGET FOR THE
CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO AND
ADOPTING CORRESPONDING APPROPRIA-
TIONS
A RESOLUTION APPROVING CAPITAL OUT-
LAY APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE 1993-1994
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT BUDGET
PUBLIC HEARINGS
on the next meeting, etc.
Mayor Teglia closed the Public Hearing.
Councilman Drago related that this was not intended
to be a money maker, and felt this charge was too
high.
M/S Yee/Fernekes - To adopt the Resolution.
RESOLUTION NO. 120-93
Carried by unanimous roll call vote.
M/S Drago/Penna - To cancel the Public Hearing.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
Consensus of Council - To accept the schedule for
East of 101 Area Plan meetings and timetable.
ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS
M/S Penna/Drago - To adopt the Resolution.
RESOLUTION NO. 121-93
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
Councilman Yee asked the City Manager to get a
letter out to adjacent property owners on this
Project.
Director of Finance Margolis stated that this process
had begun in February and there had been numerous
modifications, and the June budget guidelines had
reduced expenditures $1.3 million and eliminated
positions. She proceeded to explain the other
changes in subsequent months that were made by
Council direction and were included in the resolu-
tion: maintaining the reserve due to refunds and
retirements; the PERS being transferred to the Gen-
eral Fund; $400,000 reserve for contingencies in
revenues.
Assistant City Manager Martel highlighted changes
in the budget: eliminated four positions previously
authorized in the budget - Assistant to the City
Manager, Recreation Supervisor, Public Works
9/8/93
Page 8
AGENDA ACIIQN TAKEN
ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS
D. Resolution - Continued.
9/8/93
Page 9
ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS
Maintenance Worker, and Deputy Fire Marshal;
Fire Chief felt it was more effective to eliminate
the Fire Safety position instead of the Deputy Fire
Marshal and not have the Y rating; $50,000 reduc-
tion in recreation programs with the elimination of
the Recreation Supervisor; staff looked at potential
revenue sources in sidewalk repairs and Fire De-
partment training; requested information had been
submitted on staffing levels in the waste minimizer
and the expanded noise reduction program; CIP
projects for the fire station, banquet room floor,
police communications console, and debt service,
etc.
Discussion followed: Council decided that Y rating
was not a public policy to adopt and had rejected it;
appropriated amounts should come back to Council
before proceeding; the only concern was on the fire
station and that should not hold up the other pro-
jects; entertainment tax as potential revenue, etc.
Mr. Don Dowling stated that he was representing
the S.S.F. Scavenger Co. who had a concern over
the adoption of the budget that relies on a tax pro-
posed on so-called commercial recyclers, although
he had not seen a draft of the proposed ordinance
but understood it seeks to collect 7% tax from the
independent debris box companies. He stated that
these debris box companies collect and haul refuge
in this City and this tax law would only further
complicate and weaken the ordinances that regulate
the collection of refuge of the recycling program in
the City and would weaken the collection rights
granted the S.S.F. Scavenger Co. in 1990.
Mayor Teglia stated those fees were not up for
adoption tonight but when they were he could ad-
dress them which she believed would be at the next
meeting.
Mr. Dowling stated that he brought it up because the
budget does rely on a proposed revenue of
$25,000 from this tax and when the ordinance does
come they will come back and point out why the
ordinance is improper. He stated that the debris
companies are operating illegally in the City and
should be stopped, and this had been addressed with
the City's negotiations with the Scavenger Co.
AGENDA A~!!QN TAKEN
ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS
0. Resolution - Continued.
9/8/93
Page 10
325
ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS
in 1990. He stated that during the negotiations the
City proposed to allow debris companies to operate
and collect debris and the Scavenger Co. objected
and this provision was dropped from the draft con-
tract and the ultimate contract did not have
that provision allowing debris box companies to
operate.
Mayor Teglia stated that she was part of that Sub-
committee and it was the intention of the City at that
time - and it was very clear that they were not
changing the status of those companies and she felt
Mr. Dowling was making assumptions that were not
true.
Mr. Dowling stated that he had a copy of the draft
contract and it had a specific provision that said that
debris box companies would be exempt from the
provision against hauling refuge and that was con-
tested by the scavengers and was removed from the
adopted contract.
He stated that the contract does not say anything
about debris box companies and the confusion re-
lates to the legality of the debris box companies
because they claim they can collect refuge under an
ordinance that regulates junk collectors.
He stated that the ordinance only allows a junk
collector to collect salvageable material - not refuge,
but they come back and say they can act as
recyclers. He stated that the Municipal Code Sec-
tion 8.28.130 says that one who is paid to haul away
goods is presumed not to be a recycler, yet that is
what you are intending to tax them as.
He stated that the same dispute came to a head in
S.F. for the same debris box companies that are
operating here in S.S.F. that were enjoined by the
City of S.F. recently and by the franchisee from any
hauling activities of solid waste or recyclable, and
those same arguments are applicable here as well.
He stated that a City must have comprehensive
regulation of garbage within its jurisdiction.
He continued, due to the health and safety concerns,
as well as the financial factors, it is most efficient
for a City to contract with an exclusive franchisee
who is responsive to all aspects of the job, etc.
AGENDA _AC!IQN TAKEN
ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS
0. Resolution - Continued.
9/8/93
Page 11
326
ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS
He stated that the City gets a 7 % fee from the Scav-
enger Co. and that fee is adversely affected by the
operation of the debris box business which is basi-
cally unregulated refuge haulers. He stated that
even with the proposed 7 % tax it will not make up
the cost of the enforcement, auditing and collection.
He continued: the proposed tax explicitly sanctions
debris box companies' unlawful practice; would
amount to an illegal, inefficient tax on an illegal
activity; the adoption of the ordinance would consti-
tute a breach of the franchise agreement with the
Scavenger Company; better solution would be for
the City to enforce the existing ordinances and give
the Scavenger Co. what it is entitled to - an
exclusive right, etc.
Mayor Teglia related: Subcommittee had not been
able to get a handle on what it cost the Scavenger
Co. to do business in this City, and it could not get
a cost for the service; a lot of people believe that the
profits out in the business sector are such that the
residential rates should be lowered; the Scavenger
Co. had wanted Council to use a mechanism to put
those companies out of business for a number of
years and the Council has refused being their agent;
if the Council chose to do that she hoped their
would be a healthy debate.
Mr. Colin Post questioned: the budget having mon-
ey put aside for airplane noise; four positions being
eliminated; how many positions were on the Design
Review Board; he felt that if the Board was abol-
ished many residents and contractors would be very
happy.
Mayor Teglia related: that the City was applying
for monies from the Federal Government and the
City of San Francisco for the program to retrofit
homes against Airport noise intrusion; the Design
Review Board was a voluntary Board that was not
paid.
M/S Drago/Fernekes - To adopt the Resolution.
RESOLUTION NO. 122-93
Carried by unanimous roll call vote.
AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
3Z7,
ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS
3. Resolution - Continued.
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
11. Oral Committ~ Reports.
GOOD AND WELFARE
CLOSED SESSION
12. Closed Session for the purpose of the discussion of
personnel matters, labor relations, property negotia-
tions and litigation.
RECALL TO ORDER:
13.
Motion to adjourn the meeting to Wednesday,
9/15/93, 7:00 p.m. City Council Conference Room,
City hall for the following purposes: Motion to au-
thorize letter to County Public Works Department
commenting on the Draft 1993 Congestion Manage-
ment Plan; Police reorganization plan; and a Closed
Session pursuant to Government Code.
ADJOURNMENT:
ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS
MIS Drago/Fernekes - To adopt the Resolution
without $200,000 for the fire station.
RESOLUTION NO. 123-93
Carried by unanimous roll call vote.
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
No one chose to speak.
GOOD AND WELFARE
No one chose to speak.
CLOSED SESSION
Council adjourned to a Closed Session at 11:07 p.m.
to discuss personnel matters pursuant to GC 54957
on potential layoffs and reassignment of various
employees; property negotiations pursuant to GC
54956.8 on acquisition of surplus school property
and negotiations with the Community College Dis-
trict on property tax allocations in the El Camino
Redevelopment Project Area; and labor negotiations
pursuant to GC 54957.6 on AFSCME.
Mayor Teglia recalled the meeting to order at 12:00
a.m., all Council present, no action was taken.
There was agreement on the Council to not adjourn
the meeting to a set date.
MIS Fernekes/Drago - To adjourn the meeting.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
Time of adjournment was 12:02 a.m.
9/8/93
Page 12
A~ENDA ACT!QN TAKEN
328
._I~ESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED,
Barbara A. Battaya, City Clerk
City of South San Francisco
APPROVED.
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.
9/8/93
Page 13