HomeMy WebLinkAbout07-27-2010 Council MinutesAPPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL ON AUGUST 10, 2010
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
OF A REGULAR MEETING
ORANGE, CALIFORNIA
July 27, 2010
The City Council of the City of Orange, California convened on July 27, 2010 at 4:30 p.m. in a
Regular Meeting in the Council Chambers, 300 E. Chapman Avenue, Orange, California.
4:30 P.M. SESSION
1. OPENING
1.1 INVOCATION
Given by Pastor Danny Kurimay, Zion Christian Center
1.2 PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG
Presentation of Colors /Pledge of Allegiance led by Orange High School Jr. ROTC
1.3 ROLL CALL
PRESENT -Smith, I~~Iurphy, Cavecche, Dumitru, Bilodeau
ABSENT -None
1.4 PRESENTATIONS/ ANNOUNCEMENTS/ INTRODUCTIONS
Introduction of Captain Mike Ivey, Orange High School Jr. ROTC by Colonel Joe
R~.xthenberg.
Recognition of Employee Service.
Announcements: Mayor Cavecche announced the Concerts in the Park series and
National Night Out event on Tuesday, August 3ra
2. PUBLIC COMMENTS
Steve Lemler -spoke on the 2-1-1 Orange County
Helpline Service.Pamela Kaveh -spoke about
towing companies.John Guyton, American Legion, Newport Beach, spoke about acquiring the
flag pole on Town &
Country Road.
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3. CONSENT CALENDAR
July 27, 2010
All items on the Consent Calendar are considered routine and are enacted by one
motion approving the recommended action listed on the Agenda. Any member of the
City Council, staff or the public may request an item be removed from the Consent
Calendar for discussion or separate action. Unless otherwise specified in the request to
remove an item from the Consent Calendar, all items removed shall be considered
immediately following action on the remaining items on the Consent Calendar.
3.1 Confirmation of warrant registers dated July 8, 13 and 15, 2010.
ACTION: Approved.
3.2 City Council Minutes, Regular Meeting of July 13, 2010. (C2500.D.4)
NOTE: Mayor pro tem Smith recorded an abstention on this item as she was not at the
July 13th meeting.
ACTION: Approved.
3.3 Waive reading in full of all ordinances on the Agenda.
ACTION: Approved.
3.4 City Treasurer's Report, period ending June 30, 2010. (C2500.F)
ACTION: Received and filed.
AGREEMENTS
3.5 Amendment No. 3 to Agreement D99-128 to Fund Nutrient, Fecal Coliform
and Toxics Total Maximum Daily Load studies in the Newport Bay
Watershed.A2100.0 Agr-
4326.3)ACTION: Approved Amendment No. 3 and authorized the Mayor and City
Clerk to sign the Amendment and fourteen additional signature pages for distribution
to each party executing
this
amendment.BIDS 3.6 Bid No. 101-01; Approval of plans and specifications, and
request authorization to advertise for bids for the construction of the
Federal Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) Santiago Canyon
Road Traffic Safety ImprovementProject. (
54000.5.
7)
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3. CC)NSENT CALENDAR (Continued)
ACTION: 1) Appropriated $77,630.00 from unreserved TSIP Area C funds
representing the 10% local agency share of the total estimated engineering and
construction costs required by HSIP; and 2) Approved the plans and specifications, and
authorize advertising for bids the HSIP Santiago Canyon Road Traffic SafetyImprovementProject.
3.7 CLAIMS (C3200.0)
SUMMARY: The following claim(s) have been received and investigated by the CityAttorney's Office and/or the Risk Manager. After a thorough investigation with theinvolveddepartments, it is the recommendation of the City Attorney's Office that the
claim(s) be denied.
a. Bernardo Barrera
ACTION: Denied Claim(s) for damages and referred to City Attorney and Adjuster.
CONTRACTS
3.8 Second Amendment to agreement with Waterline Technologies, Inc. for LiquidChlorineDeliveriestovariousCityofOrangeWellSites. (A2100.0 Agr-5301.
2)ACTION: Approved Second Amendment to Liquid Chlorine Deliveries to variousCityofOrangeWellSitesContractwithWaterlineTechnologies, Inc. in the amount
of 60,800.00; and authorized the Mayor and City Clerk to execute on behalf of the
City.3.9 Award of Contract -Bid No. 090-07; Federal .Highway
Safety Improvement Program Project La Veta Avenue at Parker Street Traffic
SignalModification.A2100.
0 Agr-5605)ACTION: 1) Rejected the protest of Dynalectric TransportationGroup; and 2)Accepted the low bid of, and award the contract to, ProTechEngineeringCorporationintheamountof $114,600.00, and authorized the Mayor and City Clerk
to execute on behalf
ofthe City.3.10 Award of Contract -Bid No. 090-08;
Federal Highway Safety Improvement Program Project Chapman AvenueEmergencyVehiclePreemption
System.A2100.0 Agr-5606)ACTION: Awarded the contract to Pro Tech Engineering
Corporation inthe amount of 209,400.00; and authorized the Mayor and City Clerk to execute
on behalf
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3. CONSENT CALENDAR (Continued)
3.11 Final Acceptance of Bid No. 090-13; Sewer Line Replacement at Various
Locations performed by KZC Construction, Inc.; authorization to file Notice of
Completion with the County Recorder (No staff report required). (A2100.0
Agr-5522)ACTION: Accepted public work improvements, authorized release
of Western Insurance Company of Nevada, Bond No. NSC20134 in the amount of $370,
500.00 and authorized the Mayor and city Clerk to execute the Notice
of
Completion.RESOLUTIONS 3.12 RESOLUTION NO. 10501 (C2500.
M.1)A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Orange Approving the
Submittal of Used Oil Payment Program Applications related to the Collection and
Recycling of
Used Oil.
ACTION:
Approved.GRANTS 3.13 Grant Number PT1127 with the State of California Office of Traffic
Safety (OTS)for the Selective Traffic Enforcement Program (STEP), formerly
titled DUI Enforcement and Awareness Program, grant for Federal Fiscal
Year2011.A2100.0
Agr-5117.C)ACTION: 1) Approved agreement with the State of California OTS for
the STEP grant and authorized the City Manager to execute the agreement on behalf of the
City; and2)Appropriated $193,000 from the General Fund, into the Traffic
Program asfollows:100.4041.50221.12268 $
172,700Overtime-Safety 100.4041.51840.12268 $
4,500LocalTraining 100.4041.55131.
12268 $ 15,
800 Equipment
MOTION -Bilodeau SECOND -Murphy AYES -Smith,
Murphy, Cavecche, Dumitru, Bilodeau Mayor pro tem Smith recorded an abstention on Item 3.2.
All other items
were approved as recommended.
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4. REPORTS FROM MAYOR CAVECCHE -None
5. REPORTS FROM COUNCILMEMBERS
5.1 Councilmember Dumitru
RESOLUTION NO. 10502 (T2200.1.0)
A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Orange opposing the construction of theCaliforniaHighSpeedRailProject.
Discussion -Councilmember Dumitru stated his reasons for his opposition to the CaliforniaHighSpeedRailprojectastoocostly, significant impacts to Orange with eminent domainissuesaffectingthewestendofOrange, lack of commitment to the project by governmentofficials, proposed ridership numbers in question, the fact that it has not taken steps to beviable, and it will not be self-sufficient requiring taxpayer money to support it. HenotedstatisticsfromtheReasonFoundation, which has independently analyzed the
project.Councilmember Dumitru further pointed out the redundancy of this project with existing
rail programs, existing financial problems with this system and with other similar rail systems, and that there are multiple lawsuits underway in Northern California. He also questionedwhyOrangehadbeenlistedasaSupporteroftheproject, even though Orange has not takenanofficialpolicy
decision.Ms. Jennifer Labrado, representing the High Speed Rail Authority, spoke toCouncilmemberDumitru's facts and gave her comments in support of the project, stating that the projectmeetsthewillofthevoterswhopassedPropositionlAin
2008.The Council queried Ms. Labrado on various aspects of the project: the financialplan,proposed project cost and funding sources; details on the sections of the rail; eminentdomainissues; misstatements representingOrange's stand on the project; constructiontimeline;environmental plan; alleged reduction of pollution; and the status of high speed rail projectsinother
countries.Ms. Labrado spoke to the shared track option -utilizing track already in place -thattheAuthorityBoarddirectedthisalternativebecarriedforward; that this will assist withareductionofcostsandimpactsto
right-of--way.Councilmember Bilodeau stated his support for the resolution. He commentedthatcurrentrailserviceisservingthesameareasbeingconsideredfortheproject, and stated hisbeliefthatthefinancialplanandestimatedridershipnumbersareinaccurate, and the systemcouldbedraggedintobankruptcyandbecomeafinancial
burden on
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5. REPORTS FROM COUNCILMEMBERS (Continued)
Mayor Cavecche stated she would support the resolution, but had two problems with the
wording. First, she was uneasy about the term "proposed plan" using eminent domain, because
she did not think the Authority had solidified a plan at this point, although she agrees in
concept of not using eminent domain. She suggested, instead, wording that Orange opposes a
path using eminent domain. Also, $2.25 billion was the largest amount given to any state
from the federal government, and the Authority is moving forward with this; and suggested
wording be added to the Resolution directing staff to continue meeting and monitoring the
plan, as there could be issues just outside city limits that Orange would need to be aware of.
Councilmember Dumitru re-stated his opposition to the use of eminent domain anywhere,
not just in Orange, and his support for staff's continued involvement to mitigate the effects of
the project in
Orange.Councilmember Murphy also expressed concern on eminent domain issues and questioned
the ridership projections and economic viability of this project which could end up a burden
on taxpayers; and supported continued monitoring of the
project.Mayor Cavecche stated she would support the Resolution, but noted she was
uncomfortable with a couple phrases. She stated there is no proposed path for eminent domain at this
point;and was in support, as this goes forward, on the shared track concept. She also referenced
the paragraph in the resolution that stated the costs are twice as much per mile as for
similar projects -noting that the representative from the High Speed Rail Authority stated the project'
s cost is half the cost of projects for similar
transportation.MOTION - Dumitru
SECOND -Bilodeau
AYES -Smith, Murphy, Cavecche, Dumitru, Bilodeau
Moved to approve Resolution No. 10502, with added language that staff continue to monitor
potential impacts to the City of Orange from the construction and implementation of the High
Speed Rail Project and report back to the City Council.
5.2 Councilmember Bilodeau
Consideration of Modifications to Term Limits to be placed on the November 2, 2010
Ballot.
NOTE: Councilmember Bilodeau withdrew this item from the Agenda.
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6. REPORTS FROM BOARDS, COMMITTEES, AND COMMISSIONS -None
7. ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS
7.1 Agreement with the Orange International Street Fair, Inc. (OISF) for productionoftheOrangeInternationalStreetFair. (A2100.0 Agr-1071.
H)Discussion -Mayor Cavecche announced a memo was received indicating that the staffandOISFhadmettoclarifycontractlanguageresultinginstaffneedingpolicydirectiononfouritemstobeincorporatedintothedraft
agreement:1. Issuance of special event permits to property owners and businesses within the street
fair
footprint;2. Billing OISF the actual v. fully-burdened rate for all Cityemployees' services;3. Establishment of an
administrative fee;4. Inclusion of a Fire Department first responder team and
its cost.Irma Hernandez, Intergovernmental and Community Affairs Manager, provided astaffreportstatingthatclarificationofissueswasaccomplishedinanefforttostreamlinecostsandroles.She added that once direction is given on the four policy issues, and the OISF
reviews the agreement changes, the item will be before the Council for final approval at the
August
10th meeting.Adam Feliz, OISF Vice President, gave a report on the success of the 2009 Fair. He requested that the current agreement be extended to cover the 2010 Fair, as it was soon
approaching, and that Council take action on the changes at a
later date.Council discussed the issues
of: -An administrative fee charged to the OISF
Committee;Inclusion of a Fire Department first responder
team;Options with the special event permit
requirements;Identification of a contact if necessary for the public, participants, merchants, andresidents;Outreach to Plaza merchants ahead of time with Fair rules and
regulations;Addition of a contact in the event a complaint is filed under the party-
house
ordinance provisions;A requirement for a special event permit when alcohol
is involved;Whether to give responsibility of pulling permits to OISF or
to participants;Whether to regulate businesses selling products other than their normal courseofoperation;Booths selling food being subject to County Health
Department regulations;Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Heidi Larkin-Reed spoke of the
Chamber's desire to be
involved in
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7. ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS (Continued)
Councilmember Dumitru stated he was opposed to the proposed administrative fee, as it is bound
to be abused or increased. The Fair is supposed to benefit non-profit organizations and the
OISF will pass the fee onto those organizations. He stated he just did not see how the city could
have yet another charge, since once it is established, it will never go
away.He wanted to remain consistent with his votes on other fee increases, and would not support
an administrative fee, but would support CouncilmemberBilodeau's suggestion to defer
this discussion for one
year.Mayor Cavecche commented that without a fee, the Council would then have to make a
decision to subsidize the administrative costs, which has been done for years, but is something
the Council can discuss. She also stated she was not comfortable with a fee based on
percentages,with no actual costs tied to
it.Mayor pro tem Smith stated her point to be fiscally responsible to the taxpayers -that she is
in favor of some fee. She noted she did not want to increase fees at will, but noted the need to
be responsible in establishing
them.Ms. Hernandez noted that fees charged to the Rotary for their annual car show will be
brought back to be consistent with the fees charged to
OISF.Special Event Permits -
MOTION -Cavecche
SECOND - Dumitru AYES -
Smith, Murphy, Cavecche, Dumitru, Bilodeau Moved
to continue to issue special event permits as currently issued.Billin
OISF Actual vs Fully Burden rate for City employees -MOTION -Murphy
SECOND - Dumitru
AYES -Smith, Murphy,
Cavecche, Dumitru, Bilodeau Moved to bill
at actual cost for City Employees.Establishment of a
new Administrative Fee -MOTION -Bilodeau SECOND -Smith
AYES -Smith,
Murphy, Cavecche,
Dumitru, Bilodeau Moved to defer for
one year; staff to return with information on actual costs.PACE R
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7. ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS (Continued)
Inclusion of a Fire First Responder Team -MOTION -
Murphy SECOND -
Smith AYES -
Smith, Murphy, Cavecche, Dumitru, Bilodeau Moved
to approve the inclusion of a Fire Department First Responder Team.July
27, 2010 7.
2 Procedure for use of Public Parking Lots by outside groups during the Orange InternationalStreetFair. (OR1800.0.60)Discussion -
Irma Hernandez, Intergovernmental and Community Affairs Manager, provided a staffreportstatingthatfivelotsareavailableforpaidstreetfairparking; and a Council policy for allocating
to non-profit organizations to use the lots as a fundraising activity was needed, notingthatseveralofthelotsbelongtotheRedevelopmentAgency.
Council discussed the various criteria regarding insurance requirements; requirement for the goalofthenon-profit to benefit a City purpose; definition of non-profit; that a groupbedirectlyrelatedtotheCity; whether or not a lot operator could also have a booth or cart in
the Fair footprint; adult supervision; 90-day deadline to apply for consideration as alotoperator; special eventfee of $60.00 v. administrative
fee of $200.
S Bakers -Shirley Grindle / Marilyn Moore, Orange Community
Master Chorale Kimberlec Nichols, Orange Pl:iblic Library Foundation /Tom Maldonado, Orange
Sr. Center.
MOTION -Cavecche
SECOND -Smith AYES -Smith, Murphy, Cavecche,
Dumitru, Bilodeau
Moved to 1) Approve the following
procedures/guidelines:Orange based non-profit
organization -with documentation;Organization formed primarily for the purpose of enhancing the quality of
life for the residents and businesses of the
City of Orange;Preference given to organization directly related
to the City;Organization agrees that the funds raised from this activity will be directly
used to benefit
the Orange community;Organization agrees to provide sufficient adult staffing and leave
the lot clean;Organization will get the
appropriate insurance coverage;Organization will enter into a
Property Use Agreement;Organization must submit a request for fundraising consideration no laterthan90dayspriortothe
Street Fair;
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7. ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS (Continued)
2) Authorize City Manager to enter into Property Use Agreements with selected groups for
the proposed use of operating pay parking lots during the Street Fair; and
3) Postpone decision as to whether or not an organization can also has a booth within the
Street Fair footprint - tobe reevaluated for next year; and 4)
Postpone decision as to whether or not to establish an Administrative Fee, charged to the organization -
to be reviewed after actual costs are evaluated.8. REPORTS
FROM CITY MANAGER -None 9. LEGAL
AFFAIRS -None 10. PUBLIC
HEARINGS 10.1
PROPOSED FISCAL YEAR 2010-2011 (FY 11) CITY OF ORANGE BUDGET.C2500.
J.1.1)Time
set for public hearing to consider the Final Fiscal Year 2010-11 Operating Budget, and to
consider a Resolution of the City Council adopting a limitation on certain appropriations in
accordance with Article XIII of the State Constitution.
See related Orange Redevelopment Agency Minutes Item No. 9.1.)
NOTE: Staff requests continuance to August 10, 2010.
MOTION -Cavecche
SECOND - Dumitru AYES -
Smith, Murphy, Cavecche, Dumitru, Bilodeau Moved
to continue to August 10, 2010 at 4:30p.m.10.
2 ORDINANCE AMENDMENT -MEDICAL MARIJUANA. (A2500.0 Ord-07-
10)Time set for public hearing to consider adoption of Ordinance No. 7-10
prohibiting medical marijuana dispensaries, defined as any facility or location at which marijuana is
grown, made available to, sold, given away and/or distributed by or to more than
two persons.Discussion -City Attorney David DeBerry stated that this ordinance would
make permanent the City's moratorium on medical marijuana dispensaries, as well as the transport
business. He explained that the Federal law still considers marijuana a controlled narcotic substance
and that a recent ruling upheld that the state cannot override a
federal law.
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MAYOR OPENED THE PUBLIC HEARING
MAYOR CLOSED THE PUBLIC HEARING.
July 27, 2010
THERE BEING NO SPEAKERS, THE
ORDINANCE NO. 07-10 (FIRST
READING)An Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Orange Prohibiting the Business of
Selling,Cultivating or Distributing
Marijuana.MOTION -
Smith SECOND -
Murphy AYES -Smith, Murphy, Cavecche, Dumitru,
Bilodeau Moved that Ordinance No. 07-10 be read by title only and same was set for second
reading by the
preceding vote.11. RECESS TO THE MEETING OF THE
ORANGE
REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY 12. RECESS TO
CLOSED SESSION The City Council recessed at 10:30 p.m. (after the 7:00 p.m. session) to a Closed
Session for the
following purposes:a. Conference with legal counsel -anticipated litigation pursuant to Government
CodeSection54956.9(b): One potential case -Theo Lacy/
ICE proposal.b. To consider and take possible action upon such other matters as are orallyannouncedbytheCityAttorney, City Manager, or City Council prior to such recess unless the
motion to recess indicates any of the matters will not be considered in
Closed Session.
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7:00 P.M. SESSION
13. PUBLIC COMMENTS -None
14. PUBLIC HEARINGS
July 27, 2010
14.1 LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT 86-2 (SANTIAGO
HILLS).L1200.0 LMD-86-
2 Santiago Hills)Time set for public hearing toconsider the Engineer's Report for the
Annual Assessment for Landscape Maintenance Assessment District 86-2, which is located
within the Upper Peters Canyon Specific
Plan Area (Santiago Hills).Discussion -Public Works Director Joe DeFrancesco
gave the staff report.Community Services Assistant Director Bonnie Hagan, responding to
a question by Mayor Cavecche, stated that if the Council did not pass the resolution and
assessment, the City would have to reduce landscaping services which could
result in liability issues.MAYOR OPENED THE PUBLIC HEARING. THERE
BEING NO SPEAKERS, THE MAYOR
CLOSED THE PUBLIC HEARING.Councilmember Dumitru asked about dissolving the Landscape
District, and having the homeowner associations take over
responsibility for the maintenance.City Attorney David DeBerry noted this could be done, but
the homeowner associations are under no
obligation to do
so.RESOLUTION NO. 10499 A Resolution of the City Council of the City ofOrange approving the
Engineer's Report and providing for the Annual Assessment for Landscape Maintenance
District 86-
2 (Santiago Hills).
MOTION -Smith SECOND - Dumitru AYES -Smith,
Murphy, Cavecche, Dumitru, Bilodeau Moved to
approve Resolution
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14. PUBLIC HEARINGS (Continued)
MOTION -Smith
SECOND - Dumitru AYES -
Smith, Murphy, Cavecche, Dumitru, Bilodeau Moved
to establish the assessment, at no increase, for Fiscal Year 2010-11 for Landscape
Maintenance Assessment District 86-2 at $369.44 per single family unit per
year.Councilmember Dumitru stated there is no cost increase whatsoever. He would actually
be tempted to make a substitute motion to eliminate the Landscape District altogether, as he is
not in favor of them. He stated it is a bad idea to keep these going in any way, shape or form,
and any way the district could be eliminated, he would be happy with. But since there is no
net increase and no cost increase to the homeowners -while he would like to see it dissolved,
he would second the
motion.Mayor Cavecche agreed with Councilmember Dumitru's suggestion about using
drought tolerant plants, and asked staff to look into
this.14.2 LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE ASSESSMENT DISTRICT 94-
1 (SYCAMORE CROSSING). (L1200.0 LMD-
94-1 Sycamore Crossing)Time set for public hearing to consider the Engineer's Report for
the Annual Assessment for Landscape Maintenance District 94-1, which is located
in the Sycamore Crossing Tract.Discussion -Public Works Director Joe
DeFrancesco gave the staff report.Community Services Department Assistant Director Bonnie
Hagan, responding to a question from Cou~icil, stated that the I:IOA is not interested in
taking over maintenance; however, when the regional trail is completed in the Spring of 2011, the City
could take over
maintenance of the trail tread.
MAYOR OPENED THE PUBLIC HEARING.Speaker, Rich Robertson reported the association has been
working with staff on maintenance issues and suggested, as a compromise, the city take over maintenance
of the asphalt trail and the railing along the trail, and that the issue
be revisited in the future.Council discussed the costs associated with various levels
of maintenance and the rulting effects, including
the elimination of the district.Councilmember Dumitru noted this was an example of a
Landscape District that could be dissolved; and that the city is responsible for linear portions along
the riverbed and should be responsible for the trail, and not
included in a special assessment.Mayor Cavecche agreed the city should be responsible for
the trail and asked what corresponding cuts would be necessary if the city
were to
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14. PUBLIC HEARINGS (Continued)
THE MAYOR CLOSED THE PUBLIC HEARING.
MOTION: Dumitru
Moved to dissolve Assessment District 94-
1.MOTION DIED FOR LACK OF
SECOND)July 27,
2010 Councilmember Bilodeau stated that although he would like to support the motion to
dissolve the District, it would disproportionately put an impact on the residents, which he noted the
city should not do at this
time.RESOLUTION NO.
10500 A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Orange approving the Engineer's Report
and providing for the Annual Assessment for Landscape Maintenance District 94-
1 (
Sycamore Crossing).
MOTION Murphy
SECOND Cavecche AYES Smith, Murphy,
Cavecche, Bilodeau NOES
Dumitru Moved to approve Resolution No.
10500 MOTION -
Murphy SECOND -
Cavecche AYES -Smith, Murphy, Cavecche,
Bilodeau NOES - Dumitru
Moved to establish the assessment, at no increase, for Fiscal Year 2010-11 for
Landscape Maintenance District 94-1 at X293.08 per single family unit per year; and directed staff
to take over maintenance of the regional part of the trail as soon as possible, and
to continue discussions with the Homeowners Association on ways to economize on
maintenance issues and also on transferring responsibility of the regional part of the trail to
the city.
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15. PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT
15.1 IMPLEMENTATION OF A PERMIT PARKING PROGRAM ON THE 500
BLOCK OF SOUTH BEDFORD ROAD: (54000.5.3.1.2)
Consideration of the initiation of a neighborhood permit parking area to provide residents with
a reasonable expectation of parking in proximity of their homes.
RESOLUTION NO. 10498
A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Orange rescinding Resolution No. 10296, and
adopting a Revised Master Resolution of Permit Parking Areas with the City of Orange.
MOTION - Dumitru SECOND -
Cavecche AYES -
Smith, Murphy, Cavecche, Dumitru, Bilodeau Moved
to approve Resolution No. 10498.15.
2PROPOSED FULL `CLOSURE OF KENNYMEAD STREET AT SANTIAGO CANYON
ROAD. (54000.5.4)Consideration
of the proposed full street closure of Kennymead Street at Santiago Canyon Road.
Discussion -
Public Works Director Joe DeFrancesco gave the staff report.S
ep akers -Dick Roper
Bryan Meyer
Martin Calderwood
Laura Thomas
Carolyn Aliotta
Peter Jacklin
Tom Davidson
Council queried
Public Works staff on options and consequences of various right and left-turn scenarios,
as well as median, signage, and lighting possibilities. Ix was noted that approval has been
given for construction of a full median on Santiago Canyon Road.Councilmember
Dumitru stated his support for right-in only onto Kennymead from Santiago
Canyon Road.
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15. PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT (Continued)
Mayor pro tem Smith spoke of a right-in only at the Main Library to support her comment
that it would have to be constructed in a way that driver's cannot attempt left
turns.Councilmember Bilodeau spoke of the need for signage north on Kennymead indicating
no outlet, and warning of the median ahead. He added that there existed adequate stopping
sight distance, so there was no reason to deter aright-
in turn.Councilmember Murphy stated support for no-left turn and signage.
He supported an incremental approach requiring review to consider
final full
closure.MOTION -
Cavecche SECOND -Bilodeau AYES -Smith, Murphy,
Cavecche, Dumitru, Bilodeau Moved to allow a right turn in only onto Kennymead from Santiago Canyon
Road; with the proposed continuous raised median on Santiago Canyon eliminating any
left turn into Kennymead; and directed staff to increase awareness and notification
on the turning restrictions and bring back a status report
in Spring 2011.16. ADJOURNMENT -The City Counciladjourned at11:
15 p.m.The next Regular Council Meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, August 10, 2010 at4:
30 p.m.Declaration of City Clerk, Mary E. Murphy, declaring posting of City Council
agenda of a regular meeting of July 27, 2010 at Orange Civic Center kiosk, Police facility
at 1107 North Batavia, and the Main Public Library at 407 E. Chapman; all of said locations
being in the City of Orange and freely accessible to members of the public at least
72 hours before commencement of said regular meeting; and available at the Civic Center City
Clerk'
s Office.
MURF HY
CITY CLERK