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Home My WebLink About1993-07-13 - AGENDAS - REGULAR (2)JA sowV, eo R eQ '� a t CITY OF SANTA CIARITA PUBLIC FINANCING AUTHORITY CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS 23920 Valencia Blvd. 1st Floor Santa Clarita, CA. 91355 6:30 P.N. July 13, 1993 No new business T BAp t.� C i� t A I I V Y A r REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS 23920 Valencia Blvd. 1st Floor Santa Clarita, Ca. 91355 6:30 P.M. July 13e 1993 No new business CITY COUNCIL 0 00 COUNCIL ACTION City of Santa Clarita City Council Meeting Tuesday, July 13, 1993 6:30 p.m. City Council:Chambers 23920 Valencia Blvd. Santa Clarita, CA A G E N D A 'CITY CLERK ANNOUNCEMENT During the Public Participation portion of the meeting each person should prepare a. three (3) minute. presentation. Public Participation speaker's slips must be submitted to the.City Clerk before 7:00 p.m. Anyone wishing to 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. Each person addressing the Council has three minutes in which, to speak, at which time the red light on the Council digs, will appear. -------------------------------------------------------- Executive Meeting (6:30 - 7:00 p.m.) This time has been set aside for Councilmembers to. review.the agenda and obtain any 'further information. that may be .needed. No action will be taken prior to 7:30 p.m. This session is, open to the public. ------------------------------------------------------- Public Participation (7:00 - 7:30 p.m.) This time has been set aside for the public to address the City Council on a4W item5tea:'t-1;�.. agenda except for the public hearings. The public.may also address the Council on items not on the agenda but those items will not be acted upon by Council at this meeting other than to review and .return without action or direct staff. ALL speakers must call or submit a speaker's slip to the City Clerk prior to 7:00 p.m. and prepare a three minute presentation. The thirty minutes allowed for public input will be divided by the number of people wishing to speak, maximum time allowed will be three minutes. ------------------- INVOCATION -Neidt [] CALL TO ORDER [] ROLL CALL [] FLAG.SALUTE [J APPROVAL OF AGENDA [] APPROVAL OF MINUTES_ June 22, 1993 [] PRESENTATION Vince Oppedisano-City Radio Officer " "Caught You Doing Something Good" awards Mervyn's Grant Norwalk.Anti-Gang Graffiti Intervention Program -1- City Council Agenda COUNCIL ACTION PUBLIC HEARING July 13, 1993 1. AMENDED AND RESTATED JOINT EXERCISE OF POWERS [] Staff AGREEMENT RELATING TO THE CALIFORNIA STATEWIDE. [] Open Hearing COMMUNITIES DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY - (CSCDA) [] Speakers RESOLUTION NO. 93-86 _ The YMCA of Los Angeles has' [] City Clerk an opportunity to borrowon' a tax-exempt status [] Motion through the CSCDA. In order for YMCA -LA to [] Staff participate in the financing, the governing body [] Discussion in whose jurisdiction the project is located [] Speakers approves the project and the financing. The [] Vote YMCA -LA desires to refinance facilities in the [] Motion cities of Los Angeles, Torrance, Lancaster and Santa Clarita. RECOMMENDED ACTION: Receive [] Discussion public testimony and adopt Resolution No. 93-86 authorizing the City Manager to execute an amended [] Vote and restated Joint Exercise of Powers Agreement relating to the California Statewide. Communities Development Authority. -------------------------------------------------------- 2. 'SANTA CLARITA .LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT [] Open Hearing NUMBER 1 FY 93/94 ASSESSMENTS. - RESOLUTION NO. 93-98 --To confirm assessments to be levied. for [] City Clerk LLMD N0. 1 for FY 93/94 and approve the final Engineer's Report in preparation for placing. the [] Staff assessments on the County Tax rolls in July. RECOMMENDED ACTION: Conduct public hearing, and [] Speakers upon conclusion, adopt Resolution No.. 93-98 confirming the Diagram Assessments and Engineer's [] Motion Report, and authorizing the annual levy of assessments. [] Discussion [] Vote -2- UNFINISHED BUSINESS 3. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT POLICY RELATED TO DEFERMENT [] Staff OF FEES FOR NON-ITATE INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS RESOLUTION NO. 93-99 - At the regularly scheduled [] Speakers meeting of June 22, 1993, the Council was presented with recommended economic development [] Motion policy pertaining to incentives, such as the deferral of fees for non -immediate infrastructure. [] Discussion projects to address Council concerns regarding business failures which could limit the City's [] Vote ability to collect fees, additional items have been recommended including: an initial fee payment of 10% submission of a full financial disclosure statement by the developer and 'attaching the agreement to form a part of the proposed development. —RECOMMENDED_. - ACTION: Adopt Resolution No. 93-99, approving the policies for .the deferment of fees and/or bonds for non -immediate infrastructure projects. -2- City Council Agenda COUNCIL ACTION July 13, 1993 [] Staff [} Speakers " [] Motion [] Discussion [] Vote [] Motion [] Vote [] Motion [] Vote L9 AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF SANTA CLARITA, ATLAS. REFUSE REMOVAL CO., BLUE BARREL DISPOSAL CO., R SANTA CLARITA. DISPOSAL CO. FOR THE -COLLECTION, TRANSPORTATION,— -RECYCLING;. -'COMPOSTING & DISPOSAL' OF COMMERCIAL SOLID VASTE - RESOLUTION NO. 93-83 The permit allows a limited number of refuse haulers to collect refuse and recyclables within the City. The permittees shall offer comprehensive recycling services to City businesses; submit AS 939 reports..and pay monthly permit fees to the City.`. RECOMMENDED ACTION; Adopt Resolution 93-83, granting " modified exclusive commercial solid waste permits within the city limits to the disposal companies and adopt Resolution 93-105 establishing a service level rate band schedule, for collection, .transportation, recycling, composting and disposal of commercial solid waste: CONSENT CALENDAR All matters listed under the Consent Calendar will be enacted by one motion unless a request is made for discussion, in which case, the item(s) will be removed from the Consent Calendar and will be considered . separately following this portion of the agenda. 5. AREAS FOR COLLECTING AND LOADING RECYCLABLE MATERIALS IN DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS - RESOLUTION NO. 93-97 - Resolution 93-97 defines necessary recycling areas for the collection and loading of recyclable materials for all development projects. RECOMMENDED ACTION: Adopt Resolution No. 93-97 to enforce the California Integrated Waste Management Board's ordinance (Resolution No.93-57) to provide areas for collecting and loading recyclable materials in development projects. -------------------------------------------------------- 6. CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING SUPPORT SAN FERNANDO ROAD PROJECT - Additional temporary engineering_, assistance is necessary at ;this time to support, completion of Phase III/IV of the.. SR 126 (San Fernando) road widening project and it is anticipated that additional support will also be. required for Phase II/V. State and LACTC Model Agreement funds• dedicated for this project are available and cannot be used for any other - project. -RECOMMENDED ACTION: Authorize the City Manager to enter into a professional services contract to secure temporary engineering assistance for the State Route 126 (San Fernando Rd.) widening project. City Council Agenda ------------------------------------------------------ 8. HASEELL.CANYON ROAD AT_THE. BOUQUET CANYON CHANNEL [] Motion BRIDGE WIDENING PROJECT NO. 96-077 w ENGINEERING SERVICES - The subject project proposes to widen [J Vote the bridge on Haskell Canyon Road north of Bouquet Canyon Road to accommodate two travel lanes in each direction and widen the west side of Haskell Canyon Rd, between the bridge and Grove Park ' Drive. The City has solicited requests for qualifications (RFQ) to procure engineering and of the top three firms short listed and ASL Consulting Engineers was the top ranked firm.. RECOMMENDED ACTION: Enter.into negotiations with ASL Consulting Engineers to provide engineering services for the this work and execute agreement; if an agreement can not be reached with ASL Consulting Engineers, authorize similar negotiations with Dokken Engineering or Boyle Engineering, respectively. Approve a budget transfer from the following Capital Project" Accounts - a) Newhall Overlay - Acct. No. 25-95009-227 in the amount of $20,000; b) Lyons Ave. Interconnect - Acct. No. 25-96076-227 in the amount of $10,000; and c) Valencia w/o Bouquet - Acct. No. 25-95006-227 in the amount of $5,000. The total transfer from the above account numbers is in the amount of $35,000 into Capital Project Acct. No. 25-96077-227. -------------------------------------------------------- [] Motion 9. TRAFFIC- SIGNAL INSTALLATION --AT-- •INTERSECTION OF ORCHARD VILLAGE ROAD AT DALBEY DRIVE - PROJECT NO. [] Vote 95-022 AWARD PROJECT - Approval of contract for the installation of traffic ' signal and modifications of the existing median island at the intersection of Orchard Village Road and Dalbey Drive. RECOMMENDED ACTION: Award project to Steiny and Company in the amount of $91,500.00 COUNCIL ACTION July 13, 1993 7. SR 126 (SAN FERNANDO ROAD) WIDENING PROJECT - [] Motion AMENDMENT TO CITY/STATE COOPERATION AGREEMENT. 4078 Council has previously approved City/State [] Vote Cooperative Agreement No. 4078 which authorizes the City to construct SR 126 Phase V -Project. Based on the logistics and current status of Phase II and Phase V, staff has estimated that both the City and State could recognize significant savings if these phases are combined as single contract and to consolidate construction engineering functions. The City will take lead responsibility for this "combined• project. The support . services, as required and available, .will be contracted through the County, and Caltrans will do the project oversight. RECOMMENDED ACTION: Approve the draft Cooperation Agreement No. 4078 A-1 and authorize the Mayor to execute it once it .is'finalized. ------------------------------------------------------ 8. HASEELL.CANYON ROAD AT_THE. BOUQUET CANYON CHANNEL [] Motion BRIDGE WIDENING PROJECT NO. 96-077 w ENGINEERING SERVICES - The subject project proposes to widen [J Vote the bridge on Haskell Canyon Road north of Bouquet Canyon Road to accommodate two travel lanes in each direction and widen the west side of Haskell Canyon Rd, between the bridge and Grove Park ' Drive. The City has solicited requests for qualifications (RFQ) to procure engineering and of the top three firms short listed and ASL Consulting Engineers was the top ranked firm.. RECOMMENDED ACTION: Enter.into negotiations with ASL Consulting Engineers to provide engineering services for the this work and execute agreement; if an agreement can not be reached with ASL Consulting Engineers, authorize similar negotiations with Dokken Engineering or Boyle Engineering, respectively. Approve a budget transfer from the following Capital Project" Accounts - a) Newhall Overlay - Acct. No. 25-95009-227 in the amount of $20,000; b) Lyons Ave. Interconnect - Acct. No. 25-96076-227 in the amount of $10,000; and c) Valencia w/o Bouquet - Acct. No. 25-95006-227 in the amount of $5,000. The total transfer from the above account numbers is in the amount of $35,000 into Capital Project Acct. No. 25-96077-227. -------------------------------------------------------- [] Motion 9. TRAFFIC- SIGNAL INSTALLATION --AT-- •INTERSECTION OF ORCHARD VILLAGE ROAD AT DALBEY DRIVE - PROJECT NO. [] Vote 95-022 AWARD PROJECT - Approval of contract for the installation of traffic ' signal and modifications of the existing median island at the intersection of Orchard Village Road and Dalbey Drive. RECOMMENDED ACTION: Award project to Steiny and Company in the amount of $91,500.00 City Council Agenda COUNCIL ACTION July 13, 1993 -5- 10. ALTA MADERA ROAD - ESTABLISHING A PRIMA FACIE SPEED LIMIT - RESOLUTION NO. 93-95 - As requested [] Motion by the Sheriff's Department, an engineering and traffic survey was conducted on Alta Madera Road., [] Vote The street is presently posted with 35 MPH signs without an engineering .and traffic survey justification. The result of the engineering and traffic survey indicated:that the recommended prima facie speed limit on Alta Madera Road is 35. MPH. RECOMMENDED ACTION: , Adopt Resolution No. 93-95, establishing a prima, facie speed limit of 35 MPH on Alta Madera Road between Avenida Navarre and Avenida Velarte. -------------------------------------------------- 11. VACATION OF MAR EET'STREET VEST OF CURRENT TERMINUS RESOLUTION NO. 93-96 Amended resolution of [] Motion Resolution No. 93-79 .to vacate Market 'Street west: of ; existing . terminus 'as -'previously 'approved by [] Vote Council on June 8, 1993. -" RECOMMENDED ACTIONt Adopt Resolution No. 93-96. ------------ -------------------------------------------- 12. TRACT MAP.NO. 46879 - APPROVAL OF THE MAP AND ACCEPTANCE OF THE OFFER OF DEDICATIONS FOR [] Motion EQUESTRIAN EASEMENT AND THE RIGHT TO RESTRICT THE CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDINGS WITHIN THE FLOOD HAZARD [] Vote AREAS TRACT MAP LOCATION: GOLDEN OAK. LANE AND OAK. ORCHARD - The Tentative Map was 'originally approved by the Planning Commission onNovember 13,1990 by Resolution No. 90-164. The developer is subdividing one parcel into. 3 lots. RECOMMENDED ACTION: Approve the final map; accept the offers of dedications and make ,required findings; instruct the City Clerk to endorse the Certificate on the face of the map which embodies the approval of said map .and acceptance of the dedication shown thereon and instruct the City Treasurer to endorse the Special Assessment Certificate on the face of the map which, indicates that all special assessments levied by the City have been paid. -5- City Council Agenda COUNCIL ACTION July 13, 1993 13. VALENCIA INDUSTRIAL CENTER TRAFFIC SIGNAL REIMBURSEMENT INTEGRATED FINANCING ASSESSMENT'. DISTRICT. NO. 92-5. RESOLUTION OF INTENTION' TO, [] Motion FORM AN ASSESSMENT 'DISTRICT - Resolution Nos. 93-100 and 93-101` declaring the City's intention' [] Vote to form Assessment District No. 92-5 preliminarily`. approve the Engineer's report and set the time and place for a public hearing and public information meeting. RECOMMENDED ACTION: Adopt Resolution: No. 93-100 declaring the City's intention to order' .- creation of its Integrated Financing District No. 93-5, and Resolution No. 93-101, preliminarily , approving the Engineer's Report and setting the time and place for the public informationand public hearing on August 24, 1993, and September 14, 1993, respectively. -------------------------------------------------------- 14. RESOLUTION TO CERTIFY' THAT THE CITY .IS IN CONFORMANCE. WITH LOCAL'' CONGESTION MANAGEMENT' PROGRAM .(CMP) REQUIREMENTS AS IDENTIFIED BY THE [] Motion METROPOLITAN. TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY..(MTA) --The- Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), [] Vote notified the City on June.17, 1993, that. the 1992 Congestion Management Program (CMP) requires local jurisdictions to certify compliance with the CMP via a City Council resolution by August 1, 1993. A resolution with attachments has been prepared by staff based on the model resolution: prepared.by the MTA. The CMP is mandated by state legislation, and the MTA is the responsible agency. - for the CMP in Los Angeles -County. RECOMMENDED ACTION: Adopt the resolution and direct staff to transmit it to the MTA prior to.August 1. -------------------------------------------------------- 15. ANNUAL REPORT ON THE GENERAL PLAN - An annual [] Motion report on the General Plan noting the progress in the Plan's implementation. RECOMMENDED ACTION: [] Vote Review and file. -------------------------------------------------------- 16. APPROVING EXCHANGE OF .PROPERTY TAX' REVENUES - ANNEXATION NOS. 280,281,282, AND 283 to SANITATION [] Motion DISTRICT NO. 26 - RESOLUTION NOS. 93-103, 106,' 107, 108 - In order to share in the increase in [] Vote tax revenue resulting from Annexation Nos. 280,281,282, and 283, the Sanitation District must adopt a joint resolution with the Board of Supervisors of the County of Los Angeles, acting on behalf of the local agencies receiving an - apportionment- of --the property- taxr--RECOMMENDED ACTION: Adopt Resolution. Nos. 93-103, 106, 107, & 108. City Council Agenda COUNCIL ACTION July 13, 1993 17. STATE LEGISLATION: ASSEMBLY BILL. 921 - AB 921 appropriate $98,500 to the California Integrated ' Waste Management Board (CIWMB) for. use by the [J Motion Center for Development. of Recycling at San Jose' State University. CIWMB is. further directed to [] Vote . select and have operational by 1996 a second center for recycling at a University or College campus by 1996. RECOMMENDED ACTION:. Adopt .the City Council Legislative Committee's recommendation to support AB 921: and transmit statements of support to Assembly Member Areias, Santa Clarita's state legislative delegation,. League of California. Cities, Contract Cities Association and Independent Cities Association. ---------------------------------------------`---------- 18. STATE LEGISLATION: ASSEMBLY BILL 1179 - AB 1179 enacts the 1993 California Graffiti Omnibus Bill. This measure expands, the definition of vandalism;. [] Motion increases ,sentences for' ' 'graffiti related', crimes and encourages' graffiti removal ;" sentence [] Vote programs. ..AB 1179 is consistent with preferred legislative changes to .. combat graffiti 'as expressed by the Parks .and RecreationCommission on April 29, 1993. RECOMMENDED ACTION: Adopt the. City Council Legislative Committee's recommendation to support, AB 1179' and transmit statements of support to Santa Clarita legislative delegation, appropriate legislative committees, . Assembly Member' Epple, League.. of California Cities, Contract' Cities Association and. Independent Cities Association. 19 [] Motion [] Vote 20. [] Motion [] Vote --------------------------------------------------- STATE LEGISLATION:' SENATE BILL 919 - SB 919 makes several changes to the California Environmental Quality Act. RECOMMENDED ACTION: Adopt City Council Legislative committee's recommendation to oppose SB 919 unless amended and transmit statements of opposition to Santa Clarita's legislative delegation, Senator Dills, League of California Cities, Contract Cities Association and Independent Cities Association. ----------------------------------------- a OF CALIFORNIA CITIES ANNUAL CONFERENCE: CALL FOR RESOLUTIONS - The League of California Cities is soliciting resolution from cities to be considered at the Leagues annual conference in October. The City Council Legislative Committee . recommends the submission of three- resolution. RECOMMENDED -ACTION: Adopt- the - -recommendation of the City Council Legislative Committee that the resolutions be submitted' to the League of California Cities and National League of Cities for consideration and adoption. -7- City Council Agenda COUNCIL ACTION July 13, 1993 [] Motion [] Vote [] Motion [] Vote [] Motion [] Vote [] Motion [] Vote 21. MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING. WITH SANTA .-CLARTTA VALLEY COMMITTEE ON AGING - In March 1992, a MOU was executed between the Santa Clarita Valley Committee on Aging (Senior Center) and the City of Santa Clarita for transit related services provided by the Senior Center in exchange for $50,000 from ' the City. RECOMMENDED ACTION: Approve the MOU between the Santa Clarita Valley Committee on Aging and the City of Santa-Clarita. ------------------- ------------------------------------- 22. EMERGENCY PURCHASE OF HVAC COMPRESSORS FOR CITY, HALL BUILDING The purchase of the City 'Hall Building transferred responsibility ofmaintenance and repairs from. the previous owner to the City. Within this realm of responsibility is the system which controls heating, ventilation, and air .conditioning. (HVAC) . throughout the building. Inspection of the three compressors by the present maintenance company indicated, that the compressor - units would no longer function and required immediate replacement.' RECOMMENDED ACTION: Ready and understand the facts'. involvedin :this emergency purchase, record the action. taken by staff to resolve the situation, and 'ratify staff's decision to bypass the bid process under the . emergency circumstances. -------------------------------------------------------- 23. AWARD OF BID GS -92-93-22 FOR WINDOW CAULKING AND WEATHERPROOFING OF'THE CITY HALL BUILDING - Water leakage problems at the City Hall building have become more apparent with 'the increase in rainfall in the past two years. As the building owner, the City is responsible for the maintenance and repair of the facility. The City advertised for bids, received and opened bids on June -.24, 1993. RECOMMENDED ACTION: Direct staff to issue a purchase order to Van Leir Construction for weatherproofing and caulking repair at the City' Hall Building as specified in GS -92-93-22. ------------------------------------------------------ 24. AWARD OF CONTRACT FOR HILLSIDE REINFORCEMENT FOR TWO SLOPES AT CANYON COUNTRY PARK (PROJECT NO. 25-99026-227) - The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has allocated funds for the reinforcement of two Hillsides at .Canyon Country Park. The Hillsides were damaged by heavy rain. ---Bids-•were--successfully- opened --on- July 1, 1993. The project will begin in late July and is expected to be completed in 30 working days. RECOMMENDED ACTION: Council accept bids and award the Canyon Country Park Slope Project for the upper slope to R. C. Becker of Santa Clarita in the amount of $27,910. City Council Agenda COUNCIL ACTION July 13, 1993 25.. ISSUING THE NOTICE OF COMPLETION FOR'THE VALENCIA ' MEADOWS .POOL .REPLASTER - California Pools Inc. - [] Motion replastered Valencia Meadows Pool.All- construction is completed. to the satisfaction of [] Vote the Parks and Recreation and Community; Services" ,. Department. RECOMMENDED ACTION:.' Accept the work. performed by California Commercial Pools, Inc, and`-' authorize release of funds held for retention,; . with the exception of .sufficient funds .to cover . stop notices which may be filed prior to the 'end of the 35 -day waiting period and direct -the City Clerk to file the I Notice of Completion for' the project. _ -------------------------------------------------------- 26. REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT .OF ASPHALT - The Parks, Recreation, and Community Services Department []'Motion' requested .and .received <approval in the ,1992/93 budget Maintenance andOperation fund for overlay [] Vote and repairs of. asphalt. The asphalt around the. Newhall maintenance shop is in need _ of: replacement. RECOMMENDED ACTION: Accept bids 11 ' through 3 and award a contract for asphalt. replacement at the Newhall maintenance shop area - to bidder 11 - Rick Franklin Construction.- -------------------------------------------------------- 27.- POLICY GUIDELINES FOR USE OF CONDUIT. FINANCING FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING - The Policy Guidelines for Use [] Motion of Conduit Financing (the Policy) sets forth certain guidelines for determining the worthiness [] Vote and viability of projects seeking City assistance through bond issues for .affordable housing. The Policy would facilitate the City's established goal to provide additional low and moderate income housing within the City. RECOMMENDED ACTION: Approve Policy Guidelines . for Use of Conduit Financing as part of the City's Administrative Policies and Procedures Manual. -------------------------------------------------------- 28. RESOLUTION NO. 93-102 - Demand Register Nos. 23 [] Motion and 24. RECOMMENDED ACTION: Adopt Resolution No. 93-102. [l Vote - -9- City Council Agenda COUNCIL ACTION July 13, 1993 [] COMMITTEE REPORTS (Council) [] STAFF COMMENTS [] COUNCILMEMBER COMMENTS [] \ CLOSED SESSION 11 ADJOURNMENT to August 24, 1993 NEW BUSINESS [J Staff 29. FOUR OAKS AND LANGSIDE AREA" GROUNDVATER REPORT - City Hall This item is on the agenda as a status report and [] Speakers authorization to enter into an agreement with the .City's and -building tenants' B.C.I. Geonetics to perform design alternatives [] Motion and cost estimates. RECOMMENDED ACTION: Receive [] Speakers presentation and file reportand .authorize the [] Discussion City Manager to enter into an agreement with considered B.C.I. Geonetics to perform the groundwater [] Vote analysis and provide design", in the amount of $1.4 million. RECOMMENDED 'ACTION: $23,445; authorize the transfer of funds from the Direct staff to focus on solutions to better Contigency Account 01-4101-290 to the Four Oaks " manage the Account 25-96084-227. [] COMMITTEE REPORTS (Council) [] STAFF COMMENTS [] COUNCILMEMBER COMMENTS [] \ CLOSED SESSION 11 ADJOURNMENT to August 24, 1993 -------------------------------------------------------- 30. ACQUISITION OF ADDITIONAL PARKING FOR CITY HALL [] Staff City Hall property does not .provide' adequate the California :parking ,for the .City's and -building tenants' [] Speakers needs: A structure' which would accomodate 150, [] Speakers spaces at a cost of $3.3 million has .been . [] Motion considered as well as a structure of 80 spaces at .' budget a cost of $1.4 million. RECOMMENDED 'ACTION: [] Discussion Direct staff to focus on solutions to better manage the parking we have and develops a parking [] Vote management plan for City Hall; pursue a lease parking agreement, with VPIP after parking is constructed and ',available if the parking, — management plan substantiates a need for additional parking; not design. or construct the . parking structure on City Hall property at this time. [] COMMITTEE REPORTS (Council) [] STAFF COMMENTS [] COUNCILMEMBER COMMENTS [] \ CLOSED SESSION 11 ADJOURNMENT to August 24, 1993 -------------------------------------------------------- 31. BUDGET 1993-94 - This :item is on the agenda' to [] Staff discuss the adoption of the California State Budget and its corresponding impact on the City of [] Speakers Santa Clarita. RECOMMENDED ACTION: Receive report and direct staff to bring budget adjustments to [] Motion the Council for review between late summer of 1993 and January of 1994. [] Discussion [] Vote [] COMMITTEE REPORTS (Council) [] STAFF COMMENTS [] COUNCILMEMBER COMMENTS [] \ CLOSED SESSION 11 ADJOURNMENT to August 24, 1993