HomeMy WebLinkAbout1991-10-22 - MINUTES - REGULAR (2)MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING
CITY OF SANTA CLARITA
CITY COUNCIL
6:30 p.m.
OCTOBER 22, 1991
CITY CLERK
City Clerk, Donna Grindey announced that anyone wishing to
ANNOUNCEMENT
address an item on the agenda should fill out a speaker's
slip and submit it to the City Clerk before the item is
discussed.
INVOCATION
Councilmember Darcy began the Council Meeting with the
reading of a poem.
CALL TO ORDER
The regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Santa
Clarita was called to order by Mayor Carl Boyer at 6:34 p.m.
in the City Council Chambers, 23920 Valencia Blvd., 1st
floor, Santa Clarita, CA.
FLAG SALUTE
The Prairie Dogs 4H Club led the Pledge of Allegiance to the
Flag.
ROLL CALL
All Councilmembers were present. Also present were: City
Manager, George Caravalho; Assistant City Manager, Ken
Pulskamp; City Attorney, Carl Newton; Director of Public
Works, John Medina; Director of Community Development, Lynn
Harris; Director of Finance, Andrea Daroca; Deputy City
Engineer, Dick Kopecky; Acting Director of Parks and
Recreation, Cecilia Burda; City Clerk, Donna Grindey.
PROCLAMATIONS
Mayor Boyer presented proclamations to Andy Anderson in
recognition of United States Armed Forces Veterans Week and
to Jerry Heidt in recognition of California Red Ribbon Week.
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
It was moved by Heidt and seconded by Darcy to discuss Item
Nos. 9,10,16,17,18 on the agenda.
Hearing no objections, it was so ordered.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
It was moved by Darcy and seconded by McKeon to approve the
minutes of October 8, 1991 as amended.
ITEM 1
Mayor Boyer opened the public hearing. City Clerk, Donna
PUBLIC HEARING
Grindey stated that all notices required by law have been
APPEAL OF PLANNING
provided, therefore, the public hearing was in order.
COMMISSION'S DENIAL
OF PLOT PLAN 89-146,
Director of Community Development, Lynn Harris and Principle
LOCATED AT 28352 SAND
Planner, Rich Henderson exhibited a slide presentation and
CANYON ROAD ADJACENT
reported that at the May 21, 1991 meeting, the Planning
TO THE SANTA CLARA
Commission adopted Resolution P91-31, formally denying Plot
RIVER
Plan 89-146 as revised. The applicant (Maurice Ungar)
proposes a 35 foot high, three story commercial office
building totalling 30,712 square feet of floor area. The
plot plan was originally submitted on December 20, 1989.
The proposal at that time was a 46' three-story, 33,000
square foot commercial office building. The Commission,
upon review of the appeal, instructed the applicant to
submit a proposal that satisfies the area homeowners and
staff.
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Addressing the Council in favor of this item were: Maurice
Ungar, P.O. Box 1755, Santa Clarita; Jeff Brown, P.O. Box
1367, Canyon Country, 91386; Gay Hammil, 15835 Beaver Run
Road, Santa Clarita; Ed Dunn, 15414 Rhododendron, Santa
Clarita; Greg Adalian, 15770 Sandy Oak Lane, Santa Clarita;
Rolf Zimmerman, 16255 Ravenglen, Santa Clarita; Pat
Saletore, 22610 Lilac Ct., Saugus, 91350; Joe Russo, 18316
Soledad Cyn. Rd., Santa Clarita; Hal Good, 27800 Sand Canyon
Rd., Santa Clarita; Jack Ancona, 29552 Abelia, Canyon
Country, 91351; Jeff Kipp, 116 Broadway, Glendale; Vera
Johnson, 26534 Oak Crossing, Santa Clarita, 91321; Rolf
Zimmermann, 16225 Raven Glen Road, Canyon Country, 91351;
Karen Cameron, 27612 Ennismore, Canyon Country, 91351; Ed
Guyot, 19236-B Avenue of the Oaks, Santa Clarita,
91321-1405; Sylvia Leth, 26332 Sand Canyon Road, Canyon
Country, 91351; Maureen Focht, no address given.
Mayor Boyer closed the public hearing.
Following discussion regarding types of tenants in building,
traffic concerns, re -striping or changing the movement of
traffic in the area, the river banks, traffic mitigations,
and the height of the building, it was moved by Darcy and
seconded by Klajic to uphold the Planning Commission's
denial of Plot Plan 89-146 and approve in concept a
two-story 28' building and return to staff for development
of traffic mitigation needs and a resolution incorporating
Council comments and the traffic mitigation measures.
On roll call vote:
Ayes: Darcy,
Klajic, McKeon, Boyer
Noes: Heidt
Motion carried.
RECESS Mayor Boyer recessed the meeting at 8:12 p.m.
RECONVENE Mayor Boyer reconvened the meeting at 8:32 p.m.
ITEM 2
UNFINISHED BUSINESS Director of Community Development, Lynn Harris reported that
DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT the applicant (Weston) is requesting a Development Agreement
91-003 (WESTON) (91-003) to allow ten years for the build -out of Vesting
VESTING TENTATIVE Tract Map 46626. This Vesting Tentative Tract Map consists
TRACT MAP 46626 of 201 homes on 80 acres north of Whites Canyon Road between
LOCATED NORTH OF THE Nadal Street and Wildwind Road.
TERMINUS OF FOXLANE
DRIVE, TAMBORA DRIVE, After reading the title of Ordinance No. 91-40, it was moved
AND BAKERTON AVENUE- by McKeon and seconded by Darcy to adopt Ordinance No. 91-40.
ORDINANCE, NO. 91-40
On roll call vote:
Ayes: Darcy, Klajic, McKeon, Boyer
Noes: Heidt
Ordinance No. 91-40 adopted.
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ITEM 3 Director of Community Development, Lynn Harris reported that
UNFINISHED BUSINESS the applicant, American Landmark is requesting a Development
DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT Agreement (91-004) to allow ten years for the build -out of
91-004 (AMERICAN Vesting Tract Map 47863. This Vesting Tentative Tract Map
LANDMARK) VESTING consists of 80 homes on 32 acres north of Whites Canyon Road
TENTATIVE TRACT MAP between Nadal Street and Wildwind Road.
47863 LOCATED NORTH
OF WHITES CANYON ROAD After reading the title of Ordinance No. 91-41, it was moved
BETWEEN NADAL STREET by McKeon and seconded by Klajic to waive further reading
AND WILDWIND ROAD and adopt Ordinance No. 91-41.
ORDINANCE NO. 91-41
On roll call vote:
Ayes: Darcy, Klajic, McKeon, Boyer
Noes: Heidt
Ordinance No. 91-41 adopted.
ITEM 4 Administrative Assistant, Raquel Garcia reported that on
UNFINISHED BUSINESS July 23, 1991, the City of Santa CLarita entered into an
SCV SERVICE CENTER agreement with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Development (HUD) to receive $522,000 in Community
BLOCK GRANT FUNDING Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program revenues for FY
1991-92. The funding of the SCV Service Center for $45,000
was approved by Council and submitted to HUD as part of the
City's proposed use of funds.
Following discussion on the use of CDBG funds and the
advantages of being an entitlement City, it was moved by
Darcy and seconded by Klajic to direct staff to implement
funding the SCV Service Center for $31,009 in CDBG funds,
and request the center to apply for the Community Services
Grant and work with the SCV County of Los Angeles, Dept. of
Community and Senior Citizens, Service Center to draft
agreement for payment of services.
On roll call vote:
Ayes: Darcy, Heidt, Klajic, McKeon, Boyer
Noes: None
Motion carried.
ITEM 5 Administrative Assistant, Dennis Luppens reported that on
UNFINISHED BUSINESS September 24th, Council considered a request to award a
40 ADVERTISING BUS contract for the installation of 44 bus shelters and 20 bus
SHELTERS benches at various locations throughout the City to Bustop
Shelters. At this meeting, Council was presented an
anonymous letter which questions Bustop Shelters' ownership,
company investment practices, and the legality of signing
bonuses. Staff has since discovered that these allegations
were anonymously sent to discredit Bustop Shelters.
Addressing the Council on this item was Ed Dunn, 15414
Rhododendron Drive, Canyon Country, 91351.
Following discussion regarding the ownership of the
,,.. shelters, revenue to the City, and registering with the
Securities and Exchange Commission, it was moved by McKeon
and seconded by Darcy to authorize the Mayor to sign a ten
year agreement with Bustop Shelters of California, Inc.
approved by the City Attorney to install and maintain 44 bus
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shelters and 20 benches; not to allow Bustop Shelters to
sale/lease back the shelters to investors; and amend the
Council's direction of July 11, 1989 to include advertising
bus shelters to phase out bus bench advertising and directed
staff to return agreement to Council.
On roll call vote:
Ayes: Darcy, Heidt,
Noes: None
Motion carried.
Klajic, McKeon, Boyer
ITEM 6 Director of Community Development, Lynn Harris reported that
UNFINISHED BUSINESS this ordinance will establish an interim Transit Mitigation
TRANSIT MITIGATIONS in lieu of a $200.00 fee per dwelling unit for new
IN LIEU OF FEE residential projects only.
ORDINANCE NO. 91-47
After reading the title of Ordinance No. 91-47, it was moved
by Heidt and seconded by McKeon to adopt Ordinance No. 91-47.
On roll call vote:
Ayes: Darcy, Heidt,
Noes: None
Klajic, McKeon, Boyer
Ordinance No. 91-47 adopted.
ITEM 7 City Manager, George Caravalho reported that at the October
UNFINISHED BUSINESS 8th meeting, Council introduced and passed to second reading
COMMISSION Ordinance No. 91-49 amending the Santa Clarita Municipal
APPOINTMENTS Code relative to the process for appointment of
Commissioners.
Following discussion regarding community participation,
citizen responsibility, the previous appointment process,
and after reading the title of Ordinance No. 91-49, it was
moved by McKeon and seconded by Darcy to waive further
reading and adopt Ordinance No. 91-49.
On roll call vote:
Ayes: Darcy, Klajic, McKeon
Noes: Heidt, Boyer
Ordinance No. 91-49 adopted.
ITEM 8 Director of Community Development, Lynn Harris reported that
UNFINISHED BUSINESS on August 27th, Council adopted Resolution 91-125 a request
SPHERE OF INFLUENCE to LAFCO to initiate proceedings to amend the City's adopted
UPDATE Sphere of Influence. The amendment proposal has been
scheduled for consideration before LAFCO on November 13,
1991.
Addressing the Council on this issue were: Bob Lewis, 28602
Applewood Lane, Castaic, 91384; Chip Meyer, 24556 Sagecrest;
Allan Cameron, 27612 Ennismore Avenue, Santa Clarita, 91351;
Mary Aurit, 29619 Newport Place, Castaic, 91384; John Drew,
24807 Parchman Avenue, Newhall, 91321; Augustine Garcia, San
Martinez Cyn. Road, Val Verde; Bob Lathrop, 25105
Highspring, Newhall, 91321.
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Following discussion regarding phone surveys to the Castaic,
Stevenson Ranch, and Val Verde areas, requesting a
postponement on meeting with LAFCO, using another term
instead of "Sphere of Influence", it was moved by Heidt and
seconded by Klajic to direct staff to conduct a phone survey
covering the areas of Castaic, Stevenson Ranch, and Val
Verde, and to request a delay on the meeting with LAFCO for
sometime in January.
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Hearing no
objections, it was so ordered.
ITEM 9
There was a question from the Council on the field lighting
CONSENT CALENDAR
project.
AWARD BID FOR THE
SIERRA VISTA JUNIOR
HIGH SCHOOL BALL
FIELD LIGHTING PROJECT
ITEM 10
There was
a question from the Council regarding the start
CONSENT CALENDAR
date on the
San Fernando Road widening project.
SAN FERNANDO ROAD
(STATE ROUTE 126)
Addressing
the Council on this item was Jack Ancona, 29552
PHASE III/IV
Abelia Road,
Canyon Country, 91351.
PLACERITA CREEK TO
DRAYTON STREET
PROJECT NO. 91-27
ITEM 11
CONSENT CALENDAR
WHITES CANYON ROAD
AND BOUQUET CANYON
ROAD (PROJECT NO.
90-4) CURB, GUTTER
AND SIDEWALK
IMPROVEMENTS -
PROJECT ACCEPTANCE
ITEM 12
CONSENT CALENDAR
AVENUE STANFORD AT
AVENUE SCOTT: SECO
CANYON ROAD AT
GUADILAMAR DRIVE:
SOLEDAD CANYON ROAD
AT SAND CANYON ROAD
(PROJECT NO. 90-2)
PROJECT ACCEPTANCE
ITEM 13
CONSENT CALENDAR
VALENCIA BOULEVARD
(SOUTH SIDE) WEST OF
BOUQUET CANYON ROAD
RIGHT TURN POCKET
EXTENSION (PROJECT
NO. 90-15) ADVERTISE
FOR BIDS
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ITEM 14
CONSENT CALENDAR
COUNTY LIGHTING
MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
CONSENT AND
JURISDICTION
RESOLUTION NO. 91-165
ITEM 15
CONSENT CALENDAR
DRYCLIFF STREET AND
FAIRPORT AVENUE
INSTALL STOP CONTROLS
RESOLUTION NO. 91-166
ITEM 16
CONSENT CALENDAR
CINEMA DRIVE
APPROXIMATELY 750
FEET SOUTHEAST OF
VALENCIA BOULEVARD
VACATION RESOLUTION
NO. 91-169
ITEM 17
CONSENT CALENDAR
PARCEL MAP NO. 22010,
PHASE I OF PARENT
PARCEL MAP 16281
APPROVAL OF THE MAP
AND ACCEPTANCE OF THE
OFFERS OF DEDICATION
CINEMA DRIVE,
APPROXIMATELY 535
FEET SOUTHEAST OF
VALENCIA BOULEVARD
ITEM 18
CONSENT CALENDAR
RESOLUTION TO COUNTY
OF LOS ANGELES
REGARDING THE
VALENCIA COMPANY
WESTRIDGE PROJECT
REQUESTING THE COUNTY
TO CONSIDER PROJECT
ALTERNATIVES AS
DESCRIBED IN THE
PROJECT EIR AND
OPPOSING DEGRADATION
OF SIGNIFICANT
ECOLOGICAL AREA 64
(VALLEY OAK SAVANNAH)
RESOLUTION NO. 91-167
ITEM 19
CONSENT CALENDAR
AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE
CITY OF SANTA CLARITA
AND THE HIDDEN VALLEY
HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION
ITEM 20
CONSENT CALENDAR
RESOLUTION 91-170
CHECK REGISTER 125
There was a question from the Council on where the easement
portion of Cinema Drive is being vacated.
There was a question from the Council on the commercial
designation of this property and on the road continuation.
There was a question from the Council on whether a
Councilmember must attend this meeting.
Addressing the Council on this item were: Chip Meyer, 24556
Sagecrest, Santa Clarita; Lynn Plambeck, 23149 Oakbridge,
Newhall, 91321; Pat Saletore, 22610 Lilac Ct., Saugus, 91350.
Council directed staff to
the letter to the County
acquisition of SEA 64 as
at funding options.
so
draft an additional paragraph in
stating that the City supports the
parkland and is currently looking
It was moved by Heidt and seconded by McKeon to approve the
Consent Calendar with the amendment to Item No. 18.
Following discussion regarding the improvements in the newly
annexed areas, it was moved by McKeon and seconded by Darcy
to direct staff to finalize the lease agreement and
authorize the Mayor to execute the final agreement with the
Foothill Transit Zone for the lease of two new 35 ft. buses
for a 6 month period pending approval of the City Attorney,
appropriate $80,000 from Prop A Incentive Revenue to Acct.
18-6800-227 and appropriate $36,000 form Prop A Incentive
Revenue to Acct. 18-6800-223.
On roll call vote:
�* Ayes: Darcy, Heidt, Klajic, McKeon, Boyer
Noes: None
Motion approved.
ITEM 22 Public Information Officer, Gail Foy and Administrative
NEW BUSINESS Assistant, Dennis Luppens reported that in an effort to
LOCAL BUS PROMOTION promote transit in the Santa Clarita Valley, staff has been
working with Commuter Transportation Services to create a
campaign focused to increase ridership and in turn farebox
return, on Santa Clarita's Transit local bus system.
Marketing concepts would be designed from telephone surveys
of different groups to determine what would make them take
the bus.
Addressing the Council on this item was Doris Meyer, 26211
W. Valley Pt. Ln., Newhall, 91321.
Following discussion regarding target groups, promotion
aimed at handicapped riders, it was moved by McKeon and
seconded by Darcy to receive and file this item.
Hearing no objections, it was so ordered.
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION Addressing the Council with matters of public concern were:
Doris Meyer, 26211 Valley Pt. Ln., Newhall, 91321; Allan
Cameron, 27612 Ennismore, Saugus, 91321.
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On roll call vote:
Ayes: Darcy, Heidt, Klajic, McKeon, Boyer
Noes: None
Consent Calendar approved.
ITEM 21
Administrative Assistant, Dennis Luppens
and Transit
NEW BUSINESS
Consultant, Mike Prior reported that ridership
on Santa
LEASE AGREEMENT WITH
Clarita Transit has increased beyond
expectations
THE FOOTHILL TRANSIT
necessitating additional service. Based
on numerous
ZONE FOR TWO (2) NEW
conversations with residents of Canyon Country
and Friendly
35' TRANSIT BUSES
Valley, staff has determined that the service
expansion in
these areas should not wait until next April.
Addressing the Council on this item was Chris Connelly,
29113 Florabunda, Canyon Country, 91351.
Following discussion regarding the improvements in the newly
annexed areas, it was moved by McKeon and seconded by Darcy
to direct staff to finalize the lease agreement and
authorize the Mayor to execute the final agreement with the
Foothill Transit Zone for the lease of two new 35 ft. buses
for a 6 month period pending approval of the City Attorney,
appropriate $80,000 from Prop A Incentive Revenue to Acct.
18-6800-227 and appropriate $36,000 form Prop A Incentive
Revenue to Acct. 18-6800-223.
On roll call vote:
�* Ayes: Darcy, Heidt, Klajic, McKeon, Boyer
Noes: None
Motion approved.
ITEM 22 Public Information Officer, Gail Foy and Administrative
NEW BUSINESS Assistant, Dennis Luppens reported that in an effort to
LOCAL BUS PROMOTION promote transit in the Santa Clarita Valley, staff has been
working with Commuter Transportation Services to create a
campaign focused to increase ridership and in turn farebox
return, on Santa Clarita's Transit local bus system.
Marketing concepts would be designed from telephone surveys
of different groups to determine what would make them take
the bus.
Addressing the Council on this item was Doris Meyer, 26211
W. Valley Pt. Ln., Newhall, 91321.
Following discussion regarding target groups, promotion
aimed at handicapped riders, it was moved by McKeon and
seconded by Darcy to receive and file this item.
Hearing no objections, it was so ordered.
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION Addressing the Council with matters of public concern were:
Doris Meyer, 26211 Valley Pt. Ln., Newhall, 91321; Allan
Cameron, 27612 Ennismore, Saugus, 91321.
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ITEM 23 Administrative Assistant, Dennis Luppens reported that on
NEW BUSINESS August 28, 1990, Council adopted Ordinance No. 90-25
WAIVE COMPETITIVE allowing the Council to declare it a "necessity" to forego
BIDDING PROCEDURES TO the competitive bidding process. The City can save time and
�+ PURCHASE 5 LOCAL money by piggy -backing on to an existing order of the
TRANSIT BUSES Foothill Transit Authority.
Addressing the Council on this item was Doris Meyer, 26211
W. Valley Pt. Ln., Newhall, 91321.
Following discussion regarding the commuter rail station, it
was moved by McKeon and seconded by Darcy to declare that it
is in the public interest and a necessity to purchase five
Gillig "Phantom" buses (equipment) in compliance with the
formal contract procedure in accordance with subsection (7)
Sec. 1., Ord. No. 90-25, and direct staff to issue a
purchase order for the issue of five Gillig "Phantom" buses.
On roll call vote:
Ayes: Darcy, Heidt, Klajic, McKeon, Boyer
Noes: None
Motion carried.
ITEM 24 Administrative Assistant, Dennis Luppens reported that the
NEW BUSINESS Los Angeles County Transportation Commission, in an effort
COMMUTER RAIL STATION to guarantee their desired October 1992 start up schedule,
have instituted a program by which they will administer the
construction of the Commuter Rail Station platforms for
those cities which desire such service. The LACTC has
forwarded to staff a Memorandum of Understanding to perform
this work.
Following discussion regarding the size of the station and
recommended building materials, it was moved by McKeon and
seconded by Heidt to direct the City Manager to sign, upon
approval by the City Attorney, the MOU with LACTC for
grading and construction of the station platform and provide
direction to staff regarding the design of the station
platform and platform structures.
On roll call vote:
Ayes: Darcy, Heidt, McKeon, Boyer
Noes: Klajic
Motion carried.
ITEM 25 Director of Community Development, Lynn Harris reported that
NEW BUSINESS on September 11, 1991 the City received a copy of a letter
ARMY CORPS OF dated September 6th, from the Army Corps of Engineers to the
ENGINEERS' NOTICE OF Valencia Company notifying them of several violations of
VIOLATION OF CLEAN Section 404 of the Clean Water Act administered by the
WATER ACT TO NEWHALL Corps. The Corps has not specified what the Valencia
LAND & FARMING Company will be required to do to repair the damage caused
CORPORATION by certain activities. Staff has reviewed the construction
of the current U-shaped concrete channel as it relates to
the Council's direction to provide natural, soft -bottom
channels wherever possible.
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Addressing the Council on this item were: Dorothy Riley,
21224 Placerita Cyn. Rd., Newhall, 91321; Chip Meyer, 24556
Sagecrest, Santa Clarita; Maureen Focht, 28650 Visco,
Saugus, 91350; Jack Ancona, no address given; Pat Saletore,
22610 Lilac Ct., Saugus, 91350; Laurene Weste, 22216
Placerita Cyn. Rd., Santa Clarita, 91321; Steve Schmidt,
representing Newhall Land and Farming Co., 23823 Valencia
Blvd., Valencia, 91355; Ronald R. Horn, representing Newhall
Land and Farming Co., 15230 Burbank Blvd., Van Nuys, 91411.
Following discussion regarding filing an injunction against
Newhall Land and Farming Co., cooperating with Newhall Land
and Farming Co. with the Trail Network, removing the
concrete from the river bed to provide for better easement
for the trail system and to preserve the City's water
source, a soft bottom channel, and meeting with the County
and the Army Corp of Engineers, it was moved by Klajic and
seconded by Heidt to direct staff to transmit a letter to
the Army Corp of Engineer's directing the removal of the
concrete from the river bed, adding SEA 64 to the letter,
and requesting a joint meeting as soon as possible.
On roll call vote:
Ayes: Darcy, Heidt, Klajic, McKeon, Boyer
Noes: None
Motion carried.
ITEM 26 Park Planner and Development Supervisor, Wayne Weber and
NEW BUSINESS Design Consultant, Richard Roy reported that the City
BEGONIAS LANE PARK Council has identified an undeveloped park site on Begonias
MASTER PLAN Lane which is located in the newly annexed area in east
Canyon Country to be improved. Through the 1991-92 budget
process, funds to design and develop the Begonias Lane Park
site were made available. Staff has been working on the
Master Planning phase in the park development process and is
prepared to present to Council the Begonias Lane Park Master
Plan concept.
Councilmember Klajic departed from the meeting due to
illness.
Following discussion regarding acreage, it was moved by
McKeon and seconded by Heidt to receive the presentation by
staff and the design consultant and approve the Master Plan.
On roll call vote:
Ayes: Darcy, Heidt, McKeon, Boyer
Noes: None
Absent: Klajic
Motion carried.
ITEM 27 City Manager, George Caravalho reported that the City of
NEW BUSINESS Santa Clarita has made a commitment toward the establishment
/ SANTA CLARA RIVER of a valley wide trail system. This trail system has been
BIKE TRAIL RESOLUTION adopted by the City Council and is identified in the
NOS. 91-156 AND 91-157 recently completed General Plan and the Santa Clara River
Study. The City's future trail system will accommodate a
variety of user groups such as bicyclists, hikers, joggers
and equestrians.
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Mayor Boyer commented on the sign ordinance enforcement
procedures and in the City's need to be consistent in the
enforcement of this Ordinance. He also directed staff to
prepare a letter indicating that he would like to see the
Sheriff's Department continue law enforcement on the Blue
Line.
CLOSED SESSION At 12:10 a.m. the Council adjourned to closed session for
the purpose of discussing a matter of property acquisition
under the provisions of Government Code Section 54956.8, the
property is located at 23920 Valencia Blvd., owned by
Valencia Partners.
ADJOURNMENT Mayor Boyer adjourned the Regular City Council Meeting to
5:30 p.m. October 28, 1991.
ATTEST:
onna Grindey
City Clerk
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Carl Boyer, Mayo
Addressing the Council on this item were: Dennis Conn,
25908 Tournament Road, Valencia, 91355; Laurene Frimel
Waste, 22216 Placerita Cyn. Rd., Santa Clarita, 91321; Allan
Cameron, 27612 Ennismore Ave., Santa Clarita, 91351.
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It was moved by Heidt and seconded by McKeon to receive the
written and oral report and approve Resolution No. 91-156
authorizing application for bikeway funds, and Resolution
No. 91-157 for provisions of maintenance services and to
authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the agreements.
On roll call vote:
Ayes: Darcy, Heidt, McKeon, Boyer
Noes: None
Resolution No. 156 and Resolution No. 157 adopted.
ITEM 28
Mayor Boyer reported that several months ago the Council had
NEW BUSINESS
requested staff to amend our existing tree ordinance. The
PARKWAY TREE
amendment would protect existing trees and future planting
INFLUENCE ORDINANCE
of trees within a 5 foot area adjacent to public
AMENDMENT TO
right-of-way.
MUNICIPAL CODE,
CHAPTER 13.75
After reading the title of Ordinance No. 91-45, it was moved
ORDINANCE NO. 91-45
by Heidt and seconded by Darcy to waive further reading
,and
introduce Ordinance No. 91-45.
On roll call vote:
Ayes: Darcy, Heidt, McKeon, Boyer
Noes: None
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Absent: Klajic
Ordinance No. 91-45 passed to second reading.
PUBLIC STATEMENT
Councilmember Darcy questioned the availability of zoning
(Council)
maps for the public.
Mayor Boyer commented on the sign ordinance enforcement
procedures and in the City's need to be consistent in the
enforcement of this Ordinance. He also directed staff to
prepare a letter indicating that he would like to see the
Sheriff's Department continue law enforcement on the Blue
Line.
CLOSED SESSION At 12:10 a.m. the Council adjourned to closed session for
the purpose of discussing a matter of property acquisition
under the provisions of Government Code Section 54956.8, the
property is located at 23920 Valencia Blvd., owned by
Valencia Partners.
ADJOURNMENT Mayor Boyer adjourned the Regular City Council Meeting to
5:30 p.m. October 28, 1991.
ATTEST:
onna Grindey
City Clerk
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Carl Boyer, Mayo