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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - July 2, 1990 - CCCITY OF AZUSA MINUTES OF THE CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING JULY 2, 1990 - 7:30 P.M. I The City Council of the City of Azusa met in regular session at the above date and time in the Civic Auditorium. Mayor Moses called the meeting to order, and led in the salute to the Flag. INVOCATION was given by Father Charles Chaffman of the St Frances of Rome Church. ROLL CALL PRESENT: COUNCILMEMBERS: ABSENT : COUNCILMEMBERS: ALSO PRESENT DANGLEIS, STEMRICH, NARANJO, ALEXANDER, MOSES NONE City Attorney Thorson, City Administrator Diaz, Director of of Finance Craig, Director of Community Development Bruckner, Utilities Director Hsu, Police Captain Nelson, City Librarian Alaniz, Director of Community Services Guarrera, Street Maintenance Supervisor Pedroza, Public Information Officer Cooper, Community Improvement Manager Rudisel, Redevelopment Director Steel, Redevelopment Manager Lyman, City Clerk Solis. CEREMONIAL Karen Harris-Chantarangsu was not in attendance to receive her Proclamation. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION Call to Order Invocation Roll Call Also Present Ceremonial K. Harris not in attendance Pub.Prtc. Mr. Henry Portin addressed the Council and presented a H. Portin proposal for recycling scrap tires. He advised that he scrap tire would contact staff for further follow-up. recycling Mr. Armando Camarena addressed the Council and advised that A. Camarena the Azusa High School Alumni Association was planning for Cinco de Mayo the future and that they planned a Cinco de Mayo Festival Festival for May, 1991, and requested Council support. Moved by Councilman Dangleis, seconded by Councilman Naranjo Staff to wrk and unanimously carried by roll call that representatives w/Alumni Assn from the Alumni Association meet with staff to discuss the Festival for report back to Council. Mr. Art Morales requested that his item be continued to the meeting of July 16th. Mrs. Carol Montano addressed the Council and read a flyer regarding the first area that has been targeted for the Toxic Clean-up Reward Fund. General discussion was held with the Council about the monies contributed by various cities to this fund. A. Morales cont to 7/16 C. Montano Toxic Clean up rewards Discussion It was then moved by Councilman Naranjo, seconded by Provide Min Councilman Stemrich and carried by roll call that staff when funds fr provide the Council with the Minutes wherein the City EVO appvd committed to donating funds to EVO for the Toxic Clean -Up Reward Fund. Councilman Alexander dissenting. Mr. Bob Metcalf addressed the Council and announced that the B. Metcalf Senior Citizens would be having a Pancake Breakfast and Bake Sr Cit pan - Sale on July 7th at the Senior Center. He invitied all to cake bkfst attend. Mr. Ron Lockwood addressed the Council and requested Comments information on the amount of money the City allocated to the R. Lockwood Casden (CoastFed) project, and also wanted to discuss taxes. CoastFed advised it He was advised that the CoastFed project should be addressed was a CRA under the Redevelopment Section of the Agenda. item Mr. Lockwood then addressed the Council, again, and stated Comments that the funds loaned to CoastFed were coming out of taxes, R. Lockwood and he wanted to know if any interest was being paid on this loan. Redevelopment Director Steel addressed this item and gave Comments specific details on the project with regard to amount of Steel funds that the Agency has expended and the loan from Light and Water which is being repaid with interest. Lengthy discussion was held regarding the funds being Discussion returned to the Light and Water Department and as they relate to the Budget. Ron Lockwood wished to address the Council again but was not Lockwood not allowed to speak. allwd to spk Mrs. Jennie Avila addressed the Council and reminded J. Avila everyone about the Route 66 celebration at City Hall of July Route 66 ce- 11th. She also advised that the Council needs a better lebration microphone system. She then requested Council support & Metro Rail to adopt a Resolution supporting the acquisition of the Reso right-of-way for the Metro Rail System. Information on this issue will be given to staff for follow-up. Mr. Gary Solem addressed the Council and thanked the members G. Solem of Council and citizens in the audience who supported Bob accusations Talley when he was accused of stealing. He felt that the by Alexander City Attorney should take depositions from all in attendance of Talley at the meeting, since the taped recording of those proceedings had malfunctioned. Comments were made by the Mayor and Councilman Alexander. Mr. Solem, again, requested that depositions be taken, since the tape failed. City Treasurer Talley addressed the Council and stated that Comments this was the first time that he has even been accused of Talley wrong doing by.anyone and felt that Councilman Alexander's statements were out of line. The CONSENT CALENDAR consisting of Items 1 through 16 was Cons Cal approved by motion of Councilman Dangleis, seconded by appvd, G-1 Councilman Naranjo, and unanimously carried by roll call Special Call vote, with the exception of Item G-1 which was considered under the Special Call portion of the Agenda. Item G-6 was amended in Section 3, Item #3, to read "December 31, 1987" not 1988. 1. SPECIAL CALL ITEM Special Call 07/02/90 PAGE TWO 2. Tract No. 49112, situated at the northwest corner of Tract 49112 Citrus and Foothill is being connected to a sewer LA Co. Sewer mainline on Citrus which is shared by Azusa and Maint Dist Glendora. It must, therefore, be included in Los Angeles County's Sewer Maintenance District. The following resolution was adopted: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA Res. #8879 GRANTING CONSENT AND JURISDICTION TO THE COUNTY OF LOS consenting ANGELES FOR THE INCLUSION OF CERTAIN TERRITORY OF THE to maint CITY WITHIN A COUNTY SEWER MAINTENANCE DISTRICT dist 3. Mobassaly Engineering, Alosta Avenue Storm Drain Notice of contractor, has completed the project in accordance Completion with the plans and specifications. The project was Mobassaly approved; authorization given to execute the Notice of Eng. Completion and to have same recorded. 4. Employee step increase and permanent status Step inc./ recommendations were approved for the following: perm status NAME STATUS EFFECTIVE K. Latham PermStat/Step 2 07/08/90 J. Duquene Step 4 07/11/90 S. Sandoval Step 4 07/12/90 5. The City's agreement with Carl Warren & Company for Agmt w/Carl administration of the self-insurance program will Warren expire on June 30th. Agreement was approved for fiscal year 1990-91 and its execution authorized. 6. In accordance with the Personnel File Retention Schedule adopted by the Council in 1980, a resolution authorizing destruction of records was adopted, as amended, and entitled: ' A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA Res. #8880 AUTHORIZING DESTRUCTION OF CERTAIN RECORDS IN THE HUMAN destrctng RESOURCES OFFICE Pers rcds 7. Two Blanket Purchase Orders over $5,000 for the Blanket upcoming fiscal year were approved and formal bidding Purch Ordrs procedures were waived pursuant to the Municipal Code. 8. The Light and Water Department needed to upgrade its Copy machine small eight year old photocopier to handle a higher for L&W volume more efficiently. Three different machines were reviewed on a trial basis. Formal bidding procedures were then waived pursuant to the Municipal Code, and authorization given to purchase copy machine from Pitney Bowes, lowest quote, at a cost of $7,259, which includes start up chemicals. 9. Resignation of Chief of Police Lloyd Wood, effective Resign L. July 16, 1990, was accepted. Wood 10. Resignation of Mike Douglass, Emergency Services Resign M. Coordinator, effective June 16, 1990, was accepted. Douglass ' 11. Catherine Contreras and Sandra Willison were appointed Appts C. to the position of Community Services Officer, Step 4, Contreras & effective July 3, 1990. S. Willison 12. The City's policy for Workers' Compensation Insurance Wrkers Comp expires July 1st. Staff solicited quotations and ins appvd coverage through Frank B. Hall Insurance Co., as a w/F.B. Hall member of the Independent Cities Risk Management Authority, was approved for the new fiscal year. 07/02/90 PAGE THREE 13. Clayton Manufacturing Company has offered to lease 450 Lease of wtr acre feet of water to the.City at 10% below the current Clayton Mfg Watermaster rate; saving the City $5,175. Leases THE AZUSA MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING needed to be filed with the Watermaster before June TO CAMPAIGN DISCLOSURE AND 30th, and staff has processed the filing in order to Chap 8.66 meet the deadline. The Lease Agreements were then approved and execution authorized. campaign 14. Bid opening was held in the City Clerk's Office on June Readvertise 26th for the Memorial Park Gym Renovation Project. bids for gym Since one bid, only, was received, and was $100,000 in renovation ' excess of the Engineer's estimate, the bid was rejected 1 bid recvd and the City Clerk directed to re -advertise the & rejected project. 15. Two separate resolutions authorizing payment of warrants by the City were adopted and entitled: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA Res. #s 8881 ALLOWING CERTAIN CLAIMS AND DEMANDS AND SPECIFYING THE & 8882 FUNDS OUT OF WHICH THE SAME ARE TO BE PAID. Warrants 16. The agreement with the East San Gabriel Valley Agmt w/ESGV Consortium for Fiscal Year 1990-91 was approved and Consortium its execution authorized. The City currently contracts with the Consortium to provide weed abatement, debris clean-up and public facility painting services. The Consortium provides employment for underprivileged youth throughout the Valley. The City's cost for these services is $64,988. THE CITY COUNCIL CONVENED AS THE REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY Cncl convened AT 8:27 P.M. as CRA THE CITY COUNCIL RECONVENED AT 8:30 P.M. Reconvened THE CITY COUNCIL DID NOT CONVENE AS THE INDUSTRIAL No bus IDA DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY AS NO BUSINESS WAS NECESSARY TO BE TRANSACTED. THE CITY COUNCIL DID NOT CONVENE AS THE AZUSA PUBLIC No Bus FINANCING AUTHORITY AS NO BUSINESS WAS NECESSARY TO BE APFA TRANSACTED. ORDINANCES/SPECIAL RESOLUTIONS Ord./Spec.Res Councilman Dangleis offered an Ordinance entitled: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA Ord. #2451 REPEALING CHAPTER 8.66 OF THE AZUSA MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING repealing TO CAMPAIGN DISCLOSURE AND CONTRIBUTION LIMITATIONS IN CITY Chap 8.66 ELECTIONS. campaign contributns Moved by Councilman Dangleis, seconded by Councilman to waive further reading and adopt. Ordinance 'Naranjo passed and adopted by the following vote to wit: AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS: DANGLEIS, STEMRICH, NARANJO, ALEXANDER, MOSES NOES: COUNCILMEMBERS: NONE ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS: NONE Councilman Naranjo offered an Urgency Ordinance entitled: 07/02/90 PAGE FOUR AN URGENCY ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF Urg Ord 2452 AZUSA AMENDING SECTION 2.04.050 OF THE AZUSA MUNICIPAL CODE apptmnt & RELATING TO THE APPOINTMENT AND REMOVAL OF MEMBERS OF CITY remvl of COMMISSIONS AND BOARDS membrs of Bds & Comms. Moved by Councilman 'Naranjo, seconded by Councilman Stemrich to waive further reading and adopt. Ordinance passed and adopted by the following vote to wit: AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS: DANGLEIS, STEMRICH, NARANJO, ALEXANDER, MOSES NOES: COUNCILMEMBERS: NONE ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS: NONE Councilman Dangleis offered an Ordinance entitled: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA 1st rdg Ord AMENDING SECTION 2.04.050 OF THE AZUSA MUNICIPAL CODE apptmnt & RELATING TO THE APPOINTMENT AND REMOVAL OF MEMBERS OF CITY remvl of COMMISSIONS AND BOARDS this matter and advised that membrs of Bds most of the changes will have little effect on the general Craig & Comms.. Moved by Councilman Dangleis, seconded by Councilman Stemrich and unanimously carried by roll call to waive further reading and introduce the Ordinance. Councilman Dangleis offered an Ordinance entitled: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA 1st rdg Ord AMENDING SECTIONS 16.36.020, 16.36.030, 16.36.040, AND Water System 16.36.050 OF CHAPTER 16.36 OF THE AZUSA MUNICIPAL CODE Dev fee RELATING TO WATER SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT FEE Moved by Councilman Dangleis, seconded by Councilman Naranjo and unanimously carried by roll call to waive further reading and introduce the Ordinance. This ordinance will clarify existing law relating to fee imposed upon future developments for water system improvements be paid whether the development is within the corporate limits of the City or outside, as long as it is within the Azusa Water Utility's Service. SCHEDULED ITEMS Sched. Items CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING - to receive and consider evidence Cont Pub Hrg and reports relative to the City's schedule of fees and fees & chgs charges for various services. fr svcs Director of Finance addressed this matter and advised that Comments most of the changes will have little effect on the general Craig public; that the sewer utility fee has been discounted by 750 for the elderly residents and low income residents. No other testimony was received. No oth tstmny It was consensus of Council that more time be afforded for More time to review of these fees and that copies of reports of the review fees various fees and charges be made available to the public. Moved by Mayor Moses, seconded by Councilman Dangleis and Hrg cont to unanimously carried by roll call to continue the Hearing to 7/16 mtg the meeting of July 16th. PUBLIC HEARING - on appeal of California Target Enterprises Pub Hrg requesting a conditional use permit to operate a mini -mart C-89-2 CA with on -sale beer and wine from an existing non -conforming Target automotive service station at 710 S. Azusa Avenue, Case No. C-89-2. 07/02/90 PAGE FIVE The Mayor declared the Hearing open. The City Clerk read Hrg open the affidavit of proof of publication of notice of said Hearing published in the Azusa Herald on June 21st, as well as the affidavit of posting the property on June 15th, 1990. Since the attornies for the applicant requested a Hrg cont to continuance, it was moved by Councilman Dangleis, seconded 7/16 mtg by Councilman Naranjo and unanimously carried by roll call to continue the Hearing to the July 16th meeting. 'CONTINUED PUBLIC NUISANCE APPEAL - of A.M.C. Clinical Lab., Cont Pub Nuis Inc., 1183 W. Arrow Highway, for property declared a A.M.C. Clini- nuisance on February 23,' 1990. Property owner is appealing cal Lab costs borne by the City in abating the nuisance. Councilman Alexander abstained from the proceedings due to a Alexander possible conflict of interest and left the Council table. abstained Prior to giving testimony, City Clerk Solis administered the Testimony Oath to Community Improvement Manager Rudisel. Mr. Rudisel Rudisel advised that the appellant had paid the fees, this date, and (app paid that there would be no need to have the Hearing. fees) Moved by Councilman Naranjo, seconded by Councilman Dangleis Receive & and carried by roll call to receive and file. Councilman file Alexander abstaining. PUBLIC NUISANCE APPEAL - of Mr. Ezri Namvar, Lark Ellen Pub Nuis Appl Plaza Partnership, for property declared a nuisance at 831 Lark Ellen S. Lark Ellen Avenue. Plaza Councilman Alexander abstained from the proceedings due to a Alexander possible conflict of interest and left the Council table. abstained Prior to giving testimony, City Clerk Solis administered the Testimony to Community Improvement Manager Rudisel. Mr. Rudisel Rudisel 'Oath advised that the property is a shopping center and was declared a nuisance due to the owners failure to complete or maintain precise plan of design requirements, including landscaping, parking, lot lighting, and irrigation. The owner has also refused to pay for refuse collection, repair broken windows and signs or remove graffiti. He further advised that the owners were not appealing the conditions of the nuisance, but of not being informed of the hearing. He advised that notice had been sent to the last known address as listed on the Assessor's tax rolls. Mr. Charles Sage, representing the owner, addressed this Testimony issue and advised that the owners were having difficulties C. Sage renting the property. They were in the process of getting a new partner, with new money, to put into the shopping center. He requested a 45 day extension. General discussion between staff, Council and Mr. Sage Discussion ensued with regard to this property and the fact that the City has been paying the refuse bill, as the owners would not pay it, and boarding up broken windows. Further, that the property is in a foreclosure sale and the owners wish to stop that, if at all possible. Moved by Councilman Naranjo, seconded by Councilman Stemrich Appeal and carried by roll call that the appeal be denied and the denied order to abate confirmed; further directing the City Attorney to prepare the necessary document. The City Attorney was also authorized to file civil litigation to enforce the Order of Abatement. Councilman Alexander abstaining. COUNCILMAN ALEXANDER RETURNED TO THE COUNCIL TABLE AT THIS Alexander TIME. returned 07/02/90 PAGE SIX SPECIAL CALL ITEMS THE REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY CONVENED JOINTLY WITH THE CITY COUNCIL AT 9:20 P.M. FOR THE PURPOSE OF DISCUSSING THE MINUTES OF THE JUNE 21ST MEETING. Councilman/Director Alexander questioned the Minutes of June 21st regarding the censure motion; that he thought it was for his full term of office; that since it was not agendized that it needed to pass 4 to 1; and that his statement regarding interest rates was not accurate, as he had mentioned that there might be regulations preventing the City from receiving higher interest rates on our money; further that statements made in the Minutes about the audience and Council being emotional did not reflect that Councilman/Director Naranjo tried to stop him from talking by filibustering. Spec Call CRA convened w/Council Comments Alexander Min of 6/21 Councilman/Director Dangleis advised that the censure motion Comments as stated in the Minutes was not to direct the City Attorney Dangleis to censure Mr. Alexander, rather, to refer the censure motion to the City Attorney. City Attorney/General Counsel then explained that the censure motion did not need a waiver of the Brown Act as it was part of the discussion of those items that were on the Agenda. General discussion was held regarding proposed amendments to the Minutes. Councilman/Director Naranjo stated that it was unfortunate that the tape malfunctioned, however, he felt something needed to be amended into the Minutes to reflect what 'actually was said by Councilman/Director Alexander, and that possibly the City Attorney/General Counsel could take depositions of people at that meeting. Comments Thorson Discussion Comments Naranjo General discussion was held regarding this issue with the Discussion City Attorney/General Counsel and he advised possible options to clarify the amendments of the Minutes; and discussed liability situations as they deal with public officials, and the free speech aspect, and immunities involved. After further discussion, it was moved by Councilman Min of 6/14 Dangleis, seconded by Councilman Naranjo and unanimously 6/18 & 6/19 carried by roll call that the Minutes of the meetings of appvd; 6/21 June 14th, June 18th and June 19th, 1990, be approved; and rpt by Cty that with regard to the Minutes of June 21st, that the City Atty Attorney be directed to use whatever means necessary, be it (Council) interviews or other manner and report back to Council on, what that section of the Minutes should read, relating to comments made by Councilman Alexander. City Treasurer Talley inquired whether or not he could Comments address the interest received by the City and his investment Talley policies, but was advised that since it was not agendized, it could not be discussed. It was then moved by Director Dangleis, seconded by Director Naranjo Min of 6/14 and unanimously carried by roll call that the & 6/18 appvd; Minutes of the June 14th and June 18th, 1990 meetings be 6/21 held in approved and that the June 21st Minutes be held in abeyance abeyance until such time as the City Council Minutes are brought back (CRA) for approval. IT WAS CONSENSUS OF THE REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY TO ADJOURN AT CRA Adj 9:40 P.M. 07/02/90 PAGE SEVEN OTHER BUSINESS/CITY COUNCIL Oth Bus/Cncl Moved by Councilman Stemrich, seconded by Councilman Proclo for Dangleis and unanimously carried by roll call to direct M. Wallis staff to prepare a Proclamation for Michael Wallis, author of the book "Route 66". Mr. Wallis and his entourage will be at the City Hall on July 11th. Discussion was held regarding removing 1/3 of the community Discussion maintenance and fire safety fees; removing all assessments; 1/3 assess and removing fees for senior citizen complexes only. fees to be removed IMoved by Mayor Moses, seconded by Councilman Alexander that (failed) 1/3 of the taxes be removed from the fire safety and community maintenance fees. Motion failed by the following vote of the Council: AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS: ALEXANDER, MOSES stands in the City were NOES: COUNCILMEMBERS: DANGLEIS, STEMRICH, NARANJO discussed, ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS: NONE stands had banners stating Moved by Councilman Dangleis, seconded by Councilman Naranjo Commendation and unanimously carried by roll call that proper for Chief commendation, such as a plaque, be prepared for Chief of Wood Police Lloyd Wood who is leaving the City to work for Pomona stands they were. on the 16th of July Mrs. Jennie Discussion was held regarding supporting a Constitutional Spt Consti- Amendment which would ban the practice of burning the Flag tutional of our country. Amend re: flag burning Moved by Councilman Dangleis, seconded by Councilman Stemrich and carried by roll call that the City Clerk be directed to prepare a Resolution in support of a Constitutional Amendment which would ban the practice of burning the Flag. Councilman Alexander dissenting. Moved by Councilman Stemrich, seconded by Councilman Rules of Dangleis and unanimously carried by roll call that the City decorum fr Attorney be directed to draft an Ordinance, similar to the Cncl mtgs City of Norwalk's relating to establishing rules of decorum for City Council meetings. Moved by Councilman Naranjo, seconded by Councilman Stemrich Plaque for and unanimously carried by roll call that a plaque be D. Coffman prepared commending Captain Dave Coffman of the Los Angeles County Fire Department for his services to the City. Discussion was held regarding persons soliciting funds Dicussion without a permit in front of various shopping centers; some solicitors of them misrepresenting the cause they are soliciting for. City Attorney advised that solicitors were protected under the First Amendment. In that same vein, the fireworks stands in the City were Dicussion discussed, and that some of the stands had banners stating fireworks that all profits were donated to charity, and the word stands charity was questioned, and whose stands they were. Mrs. Jennie Avila addressed this issue and advised that some Comments groups gave their profits to specific charities, such as the J. Avila Band Boosters, etc. Discussion was held regarding the International Conference U.S./Mexico of the U.S./Mexico Sister Cities Association in Merida, and Sister Cities Councilman Alexander wished to represent the City and have Conf - Merida all costs paid by the City. After discussion, it was moved by Councilman Stemrich, Bob Montano seconded by Councilman Alexander and unanimously carried by to reprsnt roll call that the Azusa Sister City President, Bob Montano, City attend the Conference as the City's representative. 07/02/90 PAGE EIGHT Moved by Councilman Naranjo, seconded by Councilman Dangleis Brown Act and unanimously carried by roll call to waive the Brown Act waived for requirements regarding the American Little League fence, as funds for the matter arose after the posting of the Agenda, and the Amer Little need to act occurs prior to the next Council meeting. League Moved by Councilman Naranjo, seconded by Mayor Moses and Additional unanimously carried by roll call that the American Little funds for League be given an additional $1,500.00 for the fence, as Amer Little the costs of the materials alone is over that. League Moved by Mayor Moses, seconded by Councilman Alexander and Brown Act unanimously carried by roll call to waive the Brown Act waived for requirements regarding boxing gloves for the Azusa Youth funds for Club, as the matter arose after the posting of the Agenda, Az Youth and the need to act occurs prior to the next Council Club meeting. Moved by Mayor Moses, seconded by Councilman Alexander and Purch Off to unanimously carried by roll call that the City's Purchasing buy boxing Agent contact the Azusa Youth club to ascertain type and gloves for amount of boxing gloves that are needed, and to purchase Az Youth Club same, not to exceed $1,500.00. Councilman Stemrich suggested that staff contact Fight Contact Fight Promoter Don King for possible donation of boxing gloves for Promoters fr the Azusa Youth Program. funds Councilman Naranjo offered a resolution entitled: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA TO Res. #8883 RECESS TO CLOSED SESSION ON JULY 2, 1990, PURSUANT TO THE Closed Sess PROVISIONS OF GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 54957 AND MAKING FINDINGS PURSUANT TO GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 54956.9 (a) AND (b) 'Moved by Councilman Naranjo, seconded by Councilman Dangleis to waive further reading and adopt. Resolution passed and adopted by the following vote of the Council: AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS: DANGLEIS, STEMRICH, NARANJO, ALEXANDER, MOSES NOES: COUNCILMEMBERS: NONE ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS: NONE TIME OF RECESS TO CLOSED SESSION: 10:00 P.M. THE CITY COUNCIL RECONVENED AT 10:43 P.M. Moved by Councilman Naranjo, seconded by Mayor Moses and unanimously carried by roll call that staff contact Karen Harris Chantarangsu and apologize to her for not presenting her with her Proclamation. Apparently, she arrived a little late for the meeting and stayed until after 9:00 P.M., but somehow was overlooked in the process. Moved by Mayor Moses, seconded by Councilman Dangleis and unanimously carried to adjourn. TIME OF ADJOURNMENT: 10:46 P.M. I & / , &- C TY CLERK NEXT RESOLUTION NO. 8884 NEXT ORDINANCE NO. 2453 07/02/90 PAGE NINE Recess Reconvened Apologies to K. Harris Adjourn