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Home My WebLink About03241988-cc_CCv0001.pdf r ig ✓tj i � 4itF: aaY,f r�ry v„ ZIA 412 r a}1 mil t . t Fnir, i o tjf. S� UI qw r M—INUTES of an adjourned regular meeting of the city Council, City rt f Redlands, held in the C.ou,,ncil Chambers, 212 Brookside At criue, on ttarc h 24, 1988, at. 1.30 ,.t,% PRESONT B}rrbsaea C. a'oEra, r, Mayor Pro Tem aq� t1¢ Charles G r eM c jyn, Coc,nc 2.lmr.rriba.i' r' n�sl `€`int Tta,in.:oaa: Ccunr.?l.a.}.artLrer s4 { ASSENT Carole Be8wick, T claax: 1i n >t.`William t t:uYa%1J x.Cl,,hii I?t, CGU1'.C.°3 11T=eI}tbG'E" The regular meeting of the City Council held on March 15, 3- 1988, was d journed to this time and place in order. to ;gra of t.. m et1�g .or the purpose of permitting Redlands ;IN Cal, f High School students to take e> raver the functions of various END tC�sa'; elected officials and departments o` City governmenL in lath Participation of the Annual Civics,i Day. The pledge of � �t allegiance and invocation was led by Mayor Pro TaniN ' F Csrr.€,s itrl�t fi t Elect i0e, Following an election and run—off election for Acting err vg P^:yas and e'.cchacn for Act Ag Mayor Pro zcra, the �,a t following students were seated at the Council dial: Vii' tr Sabine Robertson, Acting Mayor u Suva. Doran, Acting Mayor Pro TenAg t rs` y{i Sta-ve, Gidc orb, Acting Councilor ret:,µ>r gel Bre e'en :,"ox, sting Councilnember Cara Ann Salazar, kc#Tinct Counci3rnember i a Agreement r, dispute arose regarding the collection and the � distribution cf fines and forfeitures co looted by yc}"6. � `S'r aii c Fine County of Sari Bernardino which various cities '4Ey"1" A_ Diributson believed should fr<.ic�e been c rabuaed to the^ & ies r px x ant to Penal Code �ect rn '1463 The cities 2e. it tng �w €fir: 1z to p'ar,xw,ae t.a.aa by filing „ar3t against the County rir;:l.irclrc;l: ra�r ? Ad r,ante, Barstow, Big Bear rake, Chino, Colton, Fontana, t # `rand Trace, Montclair, Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga �� ,mon a, i r a ea=xc2 , Rialto, t pl r c?, and tTi<:anx� l l.le Acting tufty° �+ap 1 sAana Manager Wendy t €k3e* e>x1anucapproval now t u requested for an agreement authorizing Redlands' participation_paticn. :and approving the amount (based an. 'W population)ion) to be Redlands' share of the first year's �rrx kF e 2"f.cate aega enpe,t es . By AYE votes of all present, a �,T Council JotExercise F N a t as%ca authorized rlre;cz tl e appropriation of 04,525.00 f .x_ legal expe=nses for the lawsuit. err C InK ll i 541 k:'Af Srry{{ 011 y„ 4 t slt, krxst #}` arse: t t1a,i g . 0413 �=r i tsj`5 t, �5irr Vt a tai "Of Airport Acting City Engineer Ben Irom introduced Acting � S�r Avigation Airport Manager Eric Wilson who explained to Council }� Easement the policy governing family housing development in the S� vicinity of the Redlands Municipal Airport and the need ofi' the Avigation Easement to protect the operation of the ass, airport. By AYE votes of all present Council authorized the requirement for an Avigation Easement for housing development within one mile of the 65 CNEL (Community Noise Equivalent Level) for the Redlands Municipal {ss k Airport. Motion carried by AYE votes of all present. Ordinance Following an explanation by Acting Community Servicesty No. 2026 Director Sara Sutkin, Ordinance No. 2026, an ordinance amending the Redlands Municipal Code pertaining to Parks, �. 5%k Student Recreation, and Traffic Commissions, was given it second �) r Commissioners reading of the title by Deputy City Clerk Sanchez, and ons motion of Councilmember DeMirjyn, seconded by , Councilmember Johnson, further reading of the ordinance text was unanimously waived. Ordinance No. 2026, was '( {, adopted on motion of Councilmember DeMirjyn, seconded by $, Councilmember Johnson, by the following vote: AYES: Councilmembers DeMirjyn, Johnson; ` Mayor Pro Tem Wormser NOES: None ABSENT: Mayor Beswick, Councilmember Cunningham t Acting Community Services Director Sutkin described to Council the selection process utilized by the Redlandsn; tu, High School Cabinet in selecting the three students the �t �; ;� 9 9 Y recommended for appointment to the Parks, Traffic, and �r '4« Recreation Advisory Commissions. Terms are to commence �} during the students' Junior year and end December 31st of 0" their Senior year. I + Appointment By AYE votes of all present Kara Maupin was appointed �� Recreation to the Recreation Advisory Commission for a term ++ _' Commission commencing July 1, 1988. Appointment By AYE votes of all present Marissa Tirona was appointed Parks to the Parks Commission for a term commencing April 14, Commission 1988. ii Appointment By AYE votes of all present John Flores was appointed . Traffic, to the Traffic Commission for a term commencing April -,� Commission 21,, 1988. Presentation The Student Commissioners were then presented with i+ Commissioners pins by Mayor Pro Tem Wormser. Resolution Following an explanation by Acting Police Chief Peter No. 4356 Koss, Resolution No. 4356, a resolution of the City �� Council of the City of Redlands, authorizing atop 1 �+, Traffic signs pursuant to Section 10.36.030 of the Redlands Municipal Code on Glenwood Drive at Buena Vista Street as recommended by the Traffic Commission, was adopted by AYE votes of all present. sr Maintenance A report was presented by Acting City Engineer Ben from of �C} Contracts maintenance contracts for trench patching, repair of Report sidewalks and street striping being administered by the Engineering Services Department. The reports detailed all Q,', contract schedules and provided a summary of the progress +-� payment schedule. Acting Street Maintenance Superintendent ', + LaRee Jacinto further updated Council on the status of these various contracts. + Clement, Through the State Grant Program the City of Redlands � ��, School Lighting previously was awarded the sum of $24,171 for I�U , lighting improvements for Texonia Park. However, as explained by Acting Recreation Superintendent Stephanie p+3 Kessler, staff and the Recreation Commission have �is54 determined that Clement Jr. High School's three ballfields, football field, running track, and security lighting would be a greater benefit to the community. It is recommended a Joint Powers Agreement with the School District be prepared addressing maintenance and operating ' programs; including a proposal to develop additional n}p parking space for the general public during athletic 041 11 ,{ ( ,, events. A motion was made and seconded to approve ,, E Resolution No. 4360 which called for the transfer of �`s designated funds from Texonia Park to Clement Jr. High School/Park Lighting Project. However, following further discussion a NO vote by all present defeated the motion because the Acting Council concluded the lighting j Qimprovements are still needed at Texonia Park. �i Because the transfer of funds was defeated, it was not �! },e; necessary for Council to act on the Joint Powers Agreement t with the School District. t Funds Acting Finance Director Lance Rurata requested Council ill approve an appropriation that would allow the City to City-Owned properly maintain two City-owned rentals at 126 Garden u Housing Hill Drive and 800 S. Wabash Street so as not to be a } detriment to adjacent property owners. Following a discussion of rent amounts being collected for these : ;A homes, Council approved by AYE votes of all present an additional appropriation from the General Fund for City Owned Housing in the amount of $6,600.00 and directed the Finance Director to raise the current rent from $300.00 to '}t{ $500.00 commencing Jp} 1� 19$8. (� 340488 it was detgr fined risrg raising the rent was ani ega action n ursued -- vio a ion o e { B}own AFt.) Report Acting City Treasurer Brett Teele distributed copies of �) Sales and Use Tax Receipts for fiscal years 1971-72 to Treasurer 1987-88. ' There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at } 2:28 P.M. Immediately after the City Council meeting, a special iI 1pr�, meeting of the Board of Education of the Redlands Unified School District was held. ti Next regular meeting, April 5, 1988. guts (dry Mayor Pro Tem (sr � v' ATTEST: �( Deputy City Clerk 1-171— z t" 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0 1 nth' t Vii' s, ' f� ft A t lsn%