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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDOC025_CCv0001.pdf 138 MINUTES of a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands field in the Council Chambers, Civic Center, 35 En Street, on 0a at 3-00 P,M )bet..._ PRESENT Jon flarfison, Mayor Pat Gilbreath, Mayor Pro Tem Aick Gallac gher, Councilmernber Pete Aguilar, Councilmernber Jerry Bean, Counciii ealber ABSENT None STAFF N, Enrique Martinez, CityMarsau,er, Daniel J, McHugh,, City Attomey- Lorrie g Poyzer, City Clerk, Carl Baker, Public Information Officer, Jim Bueerniann., Police Chief, David Hexem, Chief InIbrmation Officer, Daniel Hobbs, Redevelopment �kg,eticy Director- Rosemary Hoerning, Municipal Utilities and Engineering Director,- Tina Kundig, Finance Directri C ,ity 'I'reasurer- Jeffl— Frazier, Fire Chief, Oscar. W. Orci, Community Development Director; Deborah Scarff-Leistra', Huma.n Resources Director- Gax), van Dorst, Quality of Life Direxatclir `rhe meeting was opened with an invocation by Councilmernber Bean followed by the, pledge of allegiance to the American flag,. 5ENTAIJONS w. Redlanaly,,kijt!-(IjaLSheIter - Animal ContFol Officer Bill Miller and Redlands Animal Shelter volunteer Lynda Ackerman introduced Scrufl ,, as three year, old mate terrier-mix who is available for adoption at the Redlands Animal Shelter Cindy Dunham introduced Anget, as long-haired Chilwahua, who was recently left at the Redlands Animal Shelter and wassea ffining,fi-on'i art old injury of a broken ii-ont leg, Angel was in bad shape and Ms, Dunham received permission to set up as special fund for surgery for Xngel. Dr, Chatihan, East Valley, Pet Hospital, offered to do the surgetl y at a reduced fee. Although missing as Angel is healing well and is now very, playful and a happy dog, Mayor Harfison presented as certificate of recognition to Dr. Chauhan for his dedication arid outstanding service to our community by donating surgical mid other veterinary services-for the care of Angel, ,EJfpfi,&te ftp M eaf - Fire Captain William Robert Sandberg has been chosen as the 2009 Redlands Fire Department Firefighter of the Year, Fire Chief Frazier revievved Captain Sandberg accomplishments and service, and Mayor flarlison presented hirci as proclamation in recognition his achievement, Captain Sandberg thanked Fire Chief Frazier and Mayor Harrison and noted that the honor should be shared as it is about everyone working as as team, Residletjta�tN, - Certificales of recognition for participants of thea First Redlands Residents Acadeiny, a seven-month course designed to provide those who live and rvork in Redliands a breadth of background wid knowledge of the intricacies of our City gpvernment - its people, purposes, resOraces, and rmethods, were presented by Mayor Harrison to George arich, Julius (1-1ap) Botehlo, John Coley, Joan Dotson, JoeGon7ales, Tim Murone, Zach 'Fuc ker, Don Wallace, Neal Waner, and Stan Weisser. As as result of this endeavor, the Kiwanis ClUb of Redlands - Noon Club donated $10,000,00 to the City for use by the Fire and Police 13epartment.s. XLCALENIQARII Minutes - On motion of Counciftnember. Gilbreath, seconded byCouncilmember Gallagfreer, the City Council unanimously approved the n'-finutes of the regular nieetin,g of September 15, 2009, as submitted, Octt)txx 6. 2009 139 :lcrdsor lttrtrc _.:�m.C' C �i Waiver �- � motion of °�� i( ernb r Gilbreath, seconded by Coaarrcilraaarrralacr Gallagher, the City Council raraarairaaorasla approved an agreement xvitl.r Judson lforracas LLC waiving the ureic liaarits Ccrr processing environmental mental docs meats pursuant to the C alifo is Environmental Quality Act in copjunction avitla their application for Ag icarltcar%arl Preserve Removal No, 119,' Zone Change No, 437, Conditional Use Peri-nit No, 939 and Tentative Tract Map No, 18571 for their prcrpos lanned Residentia Development located north of San Bernardino Avemle, south of Pioneer Avenue and east of Judson Street, and authorized the Mayor to execute, and the City Clerk to attest to, the document on behalf of the City, Annual lgp 11g r. fy enie�rt ..w....Review� - Cera rrrotion of C�raarncil r em r CA Gilbreath, seconded by Councilaracrr ber° Gallagher,her, the City, Council unarairarocrsly ai accepted a report for the annual review fear of approved development agreernents and y� determined the annual reports f- r Kais r Foun ation -los itals, Mountainview tCz PowerLL Cora°rCaarry LIX, Robertson's Ready Mix," a nd CEMEX are coraalal is and directed staff:' to prepare a Certificate of Compliance ce that can be recorded by the applicants. roclam tion ysl ?trar._ A rµeness _ oat - Cara. motion of Cc�rrrrac,ffrara:&r iter Gilbreath, seconded by Cocrrrcilmember Gallagher, the City Council unanimously aarathotized issuance of a proclamation declaring) October 2009 as .C:ttA.rfrwi a A w ar ene s,Iforrih, Proclamation - Arts ._and_ Humanities Mont - On motion of Councilnaaarr mer Gilbreath, seconded by Councilrar tuber• Gallagher, the City Council unaaninIoaasly aarrtfrofized issuance of a far�oclaarrraation claarira ; October, �009 as �Arts tassel C utraaaaatfies. fossula, Fee Waiver - Kiwanis Club oaf` dl - Mayor Brea "Gear Gilbreath Cpin brought calx the continuance of waiving fees for diffferuerrt events in town noting this needs to be addressed before the mid-year budget t ro f w. City Manager Martinez responded staff is preparing as report for the City Council haat has expanded the review to include the. "fipple effect" on the City by having these special events held in town and attracting n people who shop at our locaa.l businesses, C;ouncili-ne b r 3ilbreatla moved to approve the request of the Kiwanis Cub of,Redlands to waive e all City-related feces" coasts and charges associated with the annual Redlands Christmas maas f ar-ade to be held on December ber 5, 2009, Motion ion seconde by C"ouncilmerriber Gallagherand carried a:an arairaaousla gr .r rrrtt. :..Parent _ fit r t _ " - Carr inotion of C°ouncilrrr mber Gilbreath, seconded by C:,ounci raaernber Gallagher, the City Council unanimously approved an agreement with the Redlands Unified chool f.tistraict for the use of as school-district facility for the City's Parent Project class and authorized the Mayor to execute, and the City Cleric to attest to, the document on behalf ofthe City. �fProclamation - be htson AfterSchool Ye ar - On motion of C'oaaaacilr€ac inter (.breads, seconded by Counci rraomber Galhkgherw, the City Council r.narrairr ousl " aautlaorµized issuance of as proclannation declaring October ' , 0,0 , as Lig"Itts On fer s°baa sof Dzqy. Resolution No, Association Grant eAp itLcgt on - On motion of C"ouncilrrrember Gilbreath, seconded by Councilmember Gallagher, the City Council rrraaanirarcarrslyrr adopted Resolution No, 6890, as resolution of the City Council of the City of Redlands aar.rthofiin the execution of local ry r.rfis ictionaal approval of an application for Homeless Prevention ention a d Rapid Re-Housing Program m funds to the State of California Housing, and Community Department submitted by Family Se"rices Association of Redlands, October 6, 2009 140 COMMUNICATIONS Monthl U lit Bi Wl- k _Qj) -A )L-1-1-i -fiop Cindy rryon, Customer Service Operations Supervisor in the Municipal Utilities and Engineering Department, reported that oil Idarch 3. 2009, the City Council approved the implementation of a movithly bill payment option as a measure to strengthen the seivices provided to the City's utility customers. This monthly billing alternative is based on estimated usagge and allows customers the option of paying their hi-nionthly utility bill on a nionthly basis via autornatic debit from a checking or savings account, Interested customers can now enroll in this alternative payment option throuom the City's website or by calling Customer Service, It is anticipated that ongoing costs to 111aintifin this customer service option will be very minimal since processing; electronic payments is less costly than processing checks. Ms. Tryon demonstrated how to sign up for this option on the computer. N14i9t-13py",Jo nj pi, I - (1iief Infon-nation Officer Hexem reported In g -_f'--r t-s I August 2009, the City Mank(ger assigned to the Community Development, Director, Public Information Officer, and Chief Inflonnation Of the task of determining how to better present and highfi(ght major, development projects within the City of, Redlands on the City's website. Goals set by the Manager included, identification of major projects within the City of Redlands, greater transparericV to the corrimunity on these nulior development projects via the city's website, enhanced use of GIS in the presentation of the prejects, and consisstelicy of pr9ject presentation by staff Staff from each department worked together to develop a pilot project on the City's Nvebsite that will provide ready inflormation and a calendar of important dates to help interested community members follow a development project, identify appropriate hearings and provide comment as the project progresses through the City's review and entitlement process. The presentation would be accessible through a variety of ponals allowingg interested residents to find information through a fisting of prqjects as well as a if -baso interface fbi- those interested in a project area without knowing tile details of the development, The Community Development Department culTently uses established criteria to identify . or Projects that require prelimina,ry presentations to the City Council and Planning Commission. Those same criteria wrould be used to determine which projects are posted to the website. UNFINISHE'D BUSINESS Ordinance No, 2720 X,�,yqrLj g3�gc.J!yQ T--'emns - Proposed Ordinance �4a Marr --- - No, 2720 provides that in the eveiTt the terms of the City Council members are extended in connection with a change in the City's municipal election date, that for such extended teTTn, the City Council ",hall again select a Mayor and Mayor Pro Tempore,, Ordinance No, 2720, an ordinance of the City of Redlands amending Chapter 2,02 of the Redlands Municipal Code relating to the terms of the Mayor and Mayor Pro Tempore, was read by title only by City Clerk Poyzer, and on motion of Councilmeniber Gilbreath, seconded by Councilmeniber Gallagher, further reading of the ordinance text was aaniniously waived, and Ordinance No. 2720 was introduced with unanimous Council approval and laid over under the rules with adoption scheduled for October 20, 2009, K',jty__C1erk- Vacan - Pursuant to the request, of the City Council, continued discussion of options for filling the vacancy of the City Clerk due to the retirement of Lorfie Poyzer on December 17, 2009, was schedided on this agenda f=or® further discussion. City Atton-iey Mcf-lugh prepared a men'torandum stating the City Council's options for fifing the position are as follows: The City Council, within thirty days of the date of the vacancy in the office of the City Clerk, must appoint a qualified person to serve as City Clerk or call a special election to fill that position, Although Govemmeat Code Section 36512 allows the City Council to adopt an ordinance establishing other options for filling vacancies in the office or Positions of elected officials, the speLific option which allows fora making, an interim Octolxr 6, 2009 141 allows for makim gs an intefini appointment and then calling a special election 'for filling a vacancy fbr an elected official applies only to vacant City Council positions, and not vacancies occurring in the offices of other elective officials, such as the City Clerk, With inforn-uttion provided by City Clerk Poyzer, the HUmar Resources Director provided intionnation relating! to the duties and responsibilities of the curTent. City Clerk, It was a consensus of the City Council that they would appointment a replacement, Council discussed various procedures to accomplish this and directed staff to create a advertisement for, the position operring. 'rhe duties of the City Clerk will riot changm, and applications will be accepted through November 2, 2009 Councitniembers Aguilar and Been will serve on a City Council sub-corninittee to work with the Hunian Resources Depariment to detertnine compensation and desired, qualities fior a full-time position, A panel will a �en November 2 through November 14, 2009, and A valuate the applicitions betwe Ilk the City Council will decide on an appointment at the second meeting in November. Resolution No, 6886 - Six-Year Local Strect_1111 jaDue to a p yg , p -p potential conflict of interest, Counciltnernbers can and G aIlaapher refired ftoni the Council Chambers and did not participate in this matter', Public Disclosure of Potential Conflict, of Interest forms are on file in the City Clerk's Office, Municipal Utilities and Engineering Director Hoerning reviewed the Six-Year Local Street linprovenient Program related to Nleasure. "t." CounciliTtember Crilbreath moved to adopt Resolution No, 6886, a resolution of the City Councit of the, City of Redlands establishing and adopfing a Six-Year, Local Street apital Iniproven-lent Program related to Measute "I" ftinds, Motion, seconded by Councilmember Aguilar and carried by AYE votes of all present with ("ounciltnernbers Bean and Gallaghcr having recused themselves, Reso ctt.tpp No, 6887 - Five-Ye S.,.,qpL ,t _1�pL ar tg, yEqigg1_' ggL�� xLyi - Municipal Utilities and Enginee-fing Director Hoerning re-6ewed the Five-Year Capital Project Needs iknalyssis Program related to Measure "t," Councilmenibers concurred, to hold a future workshop to discuss these projects in depth, Councilmember Gilbreath moved to adopt Resolution No, 6887, a resolution of the City Cburicil of the (31ty of Redlands adopting the 'Measure "I" Five-Year Capital Project Needs Analysis. Motion seconded by Councilinember Gallagher and curie d lunaninnously, NEW BUSINESS Meeti%& with. School Distnct - Mayor Harrison suggested formation of to joint committee of the City C.ouncil and the Bcxird of Education of the Redlands Unified School District. to discussion matters (if mutual concern, City, Attorney McHugh advised Councilmenibers that the Brown Act would apply if two members fi-om each legislative body niet, Mayor Pro 'rem Gilbreath suggested to joint meeting of both bodies, Councilmembe-rs concwTed with this suggestion and directed City Manager Martinez to set, up such a inecting, p rt -vices - Following a presentation by A&[gp t _Sei Cons-rue ion In tion Municipal Utilities and Ekstineering Director Hoerning, Cowicilmembt-r Gilbreath moved to approve the fir-st amendment to a professional services agreement with Wilidan Engineering to provide construction inspection services in an amourit of $55,000,00 and authorized the Mayor to exectite, and the City Gerk to attest to, the document on behalf of the City. Motion seconded by Councitryletriber Gallagher and camied unanirnol,rsly. Resolution No, 68196 - Regi 1tKaJ_ [E ,gquZq, - Following a prLesentalion by Municipal Utilities andEng gineering Director Floerning,, Councilmember Gilbreath to to ridopt Resolution No 6896, to resolution of the City Council of the City of'Redlands certifying that the City of Redlands has the resources to fund the pr',�;ects submitted, tbr inclusion in the October 6, 21)(19 142 San Bernardino County Transportation Improvement Program. Motion seconded by Councilmerriber Gallagher and carried t.inaninlousiy, Billsand &ilaries - Due to a, potential conflict of interest, Councilmemher Bean retired from the Council Chambers and did not participate in this matter-, a Public Disclosure of Potential Conflict of Interest f;-,)rrn is on file in the City Clerk's Office, Councilmem ber Gilbreath moved to approve, payment of salaries and bills. Motion seconded by CCurd lmemo er Gallagher carded by AYE votes of all present with Councilmember Bean having recused hirriself /Viinual _L)ey4jqpAjqqf yrrgpigtit ReView - Due to a potential conflict of interest, Councilineniber Harrison refired from the Council Chambers and did not participate in this matter-, a Public Disclosure of Potential Conflict of Interest forni is on file in the City Clerk's Office, Mallor Pro Tem Gilbreath conducted this portion of the meeting, Following a presentation by Community Development Director Orci, Councilmember Gallagher moved to accept the report fear the annual review of the approved development agreement, with ESR1 and determined the annual report for ESRI is complete and directed staff to prepare a Certificate of Compliance that can be recorded by the applicants, Motion seconded by Counciluiember Aguilar and carried by AYE votes of all present with Councihnembcr Harfison having, recused himself AnnuReview -, Due to a potential crmflict of interest, al _,kg,[gLc Councilmember Bean retired from the Council Chambers and did not participate in this matt r:, a Public Disclosure of Potential Conflict, of Interest form is oil file in the City Clerk's Office, Following a, presentation by Community Development Director Oral, Councilmember Gilbreath moved to accept, a report. for the annual review of the approved development agreenients with Redlands Community Hospital and Redlands Realth Services and determined the annual reports flrr Redlands Corn.mum ity Hospital and Redlands Health Services are complete and directed staff to prepare a Certificate of Compliince that, can be recorded by the applicants. Motion seconded by Councilmember Gallagher and carried by AYE votes of all present with Councilmember Bean having recused himself. CLOSED SESSION 'rhe City Council reefing cessed at 4-34 P.M. to a closed session to discuss tile followin& I, Conferenci:r with real property negotiator- Government Code §54956,8 Property: APP s 0292-034-02, 05 and 08 Agency negotiators, N, Enrique Martinez and Gary van Dor Negotiating party- Robert Best and Robert Brenner Under negotiation- Terms and price for the possible rile of property to the City 2. Conference with real property negotiator- Govemment Code §54956.8 Property, APNs 0300-24147, 18, 19 and 20 Agenq N, Enrique M y negotiators- artines:and Gary van Dorsft Negotiating party- Frank J. Mistretta Family Trust Under negatiation- 'renns and prime fix the possible purchase, of property by the City 3, Confeienc e with real property nqgptiator- Government Code §54956,8 Property APNs 292-041-,08 and 0292-04144 Agency negotiallors, N. Enfique Martinez and Gary,van Dorst, Negotiating party, Dr, 'rim Krantz, North American Biomass Under negotiation- 'renins and pfice for lease.of Cityiperty prL 4, Con&rence with legal counsel- Anticipated Litigation Govemment Code §54956,9(b) a, One Case: Claim of Project Resources Group/Time Warner Cable Octohex 6, 2009 143 5. Conference with labor negotiator- (;overriment ("ode Section 54957,6 Agency Negotiator- Ste-ve Filarsky Employee Organizations.- Redlands Association of Management Ernployces; Redlands Association of Mid-Ma nagernent Employees,, General Employees Association of Redlands (SBPEA); Redlands Civilian Sarety Eniployees Association(SBPEA)I-1 Redlands Police Officer's Association,' Redlands Professional Firefighters Association,- Redlands Association of'" Safety Management Employees.- and Redlands Association of Fire Management Einployees "rhe inecting reconvened at 001 M. 101111. III ESE N'r Jon HwTison, Mayor iilbreath, Mayor ro PTem Pat G 01 Mick Galla� ;her, Councitnieniber Pete X! guilar, Council .inc nnber Jerry Bean, Councilmeniber ABSENT None STAFF Michael Reiter, Assistant City Attorney LorTie Poyzer, City Clerk., Cad Baker, Public Int"ormation Officer- Jim Bueermaria, Police Chief, Rosem<uN Hoen-Hing, Municipal 1-ftilities and Engineering Director, Jeff L. Frazier, Fire Chief, Robert. D, Dalquest, Assistant Community Developmera Director; Gary van forst, Quality of Life Director CLOSED SESSION REPORT Assistant City Attorney Reiter announced there was no rep('xiable action taken dtifing the closed session. ANNOUNCEMENT S Councilinembers reported on their activities and attendance at meetings during the past three weeks and upcoming events. 11,A-N--D--,-U,--S--E-,—A UJI-L-1-(",-—H-E-AM IN G S eals - (-7UP No, 617 - Pliaraph's 1..,ost_Ki1.1,g n Aniusenien-t-,Park - DU to a -p p potential conflict of interest, Councilmember Bean retired from the Council Chamber's and did riot participate in this matter; a Public Disclosure of Potential Conflict of Interest f7brni is on file in the City Clerk'sOffice, Also due to potential conflict of interests, City Manager Martinez and City Attorney Mcflu!gh did not participate in this matter, Public heating was cA,,,vnfintjed to this time and place to consider, appeals, filed by Aladdin Entenainnient Group, LLC atid Aiyana Companies & Individual, of the Planning Commission's decision to revoke Conditional Use Penn.it No, 617, as amended, conte in Pharaoh's Los t Kingdom Amusement Park. The amusetnew park is located on approximately 16,88 acres on the south westcon, ,,ier of Limonia Avenue and Califiernia Street in the EVXG (General Commercial District of the [!Ast Valley Corridor Specific Plan) Asssistant, City Attomey Reiter informed Councilmernbers that a fax- wid e-mail were, received late this aftenioon withdrawirrg the appeal filed by Ai),,ana Companies including Slialrvand Arana and Pharaoh's Waterand Theme Park, Inc, 'rhe appeal filed by Aladdin Entertairinient Group LLC was withdrawn in as letter dated September 29, 2009, frorn the apellmtt's legral representative Bruce D, Varner of Varner & Brandt, LLP, Therel'bre the public hearing was not neccssary, and the Planning Coninaission's decision to revoke Conditional Use Permit No 617, as aniended, stands, In accordance with the Redlands Municipal Code, Councilinernber Gilbreath unorred the City Council consent. to the withdrawal of both appeals, Motion seconded by Cotincilinember Gallagher and carried by AY1`1 votes of all (-)ctc)bLr 6, 2009 144 caffied by AYE votes of all present with Councilmember Bean having recused himself On behalf of Aladdin Entertainment Group LLC, Mr. Varner expressed appreciation to the City for their®efflorts, and reportexi Consultant Pat Meyer will be working, with them in the process of applying for a new Conditional L)I se Permit, Mr. Varner assured Councilmetnbe;rs Aladdin vVill be a good neighbor in the future, NEA _RLT&INESS Waiver-of "Waillil Pedod" for Conditional Lise Pennit A DUe to a potential conflict of interest, Councilmember Bean did not, participate in this matter-, a Public Disclosure of Potential Conflict of Interest form is on file in the City Clerk's Office, Mayor Harrison said the owner and lessee, of the property on vt which Pharaoh's Lost Kingdom Theme Park was constructed wish to apply for a new conditional use pennit from the City to establish new conditions under which a rehabilitated theme park will operate. The existing theme park has been deffinct since 2006 and has fallen into a state of disrepair. The owner and lessee of tile property on which the park- was constructed have committed to quickly undertake a renovation of the property with the hope, of opening a new theme park- ill April 2010, 'ro facilitate the processing of an application for a new Conditional LJse Permit, Mayor Harrison requested the City Council consider waiving the provisions of Section 18,192,110 of the Redlands Municipal Code as they hey apply to this specific Conditional Use Pemirt application, 'The City Attorney has confiryned that California case law holds that an entity may waive statutory provisions which are enacted solely for that entity's benelit, Planning CoTrunission Chairman Panni Foster assured Councilmerube rs the Planning Commission is prepared to process a new Conditional Use Permit and will be happy to work with staff and the applicant, Councilmeniber (Mbreath movcd to waive the provisions of Section 18,192,110 of' the Redlands Municipai Code. Motion seconded by Councilmember Gallagher and carried by AYE votes of all prsentwith Councilmeniber Bean having recused himself Ad-Hoc Sub-Cominittee - Pharaoh's Theme Park Matters DLIe to a potential conflict of intercst, Councilmernber Bean did not participate in this matter-, a Public DiSCIOSUre of Potential Conflict of Interest form is on file in the City Clerk's Office, Mayor f larrison reported that. in April of this year, the City CotinciJ recognized that there were a significant number of matters being addressed by City staffrelating, to the Pharaoh's Lost. Kingdom Theme Park, At that time, the Cit)y anager informed the City Cbttncil he had a potential conflict of interest, in connection with Phanaoh's-related matters, and with the advice of the City Attorney, die City Manager found it necessary to recuse himself fron) discussions, deliberations and actions relating to the current operations at the theme pa,.fk As a consequence, to ensure that City staff had a.meatis of resolving questions and obtaining direction on matters that, might, otherwise be addressed by the City Mankiyer, the City Council forined an ad-hoc City Council sub-conimittee comprised of the Mayor and Councilmember Bean, Within the pact week, Councilmember Bean has become wvare that fie may, now have a potential conflict of interest with respect to Pharaoh's Theine Park related matters and, as a result thereof, has infonned the Mayor he has resigned ftoin the sub-committee, Councilmember Gilbreath moved to appoint Councilmember Gallagher to replace ("Ouncillnernber Bean on this sub- committee, Motion se-conded by Councilmember Flarrisoll and carried by AYE votes of all present Nvith Councilmember can having recused himself', MIL,1C.-CONINIENTS Redlands, - On behalf of the Kaiser Foundation, Paul Foster corkgnatulated the City on their efforts for the Healthy Redlands Initiative. Octobcr 6. 2009 145 Water Bottle Labels - Mayor Pro Tern Gilbreath announced the City's water bottles are, now sporting a new label showcasing the water poster contest's winning Posters. RNIMENJ.: There being no ftirther business, the City Council meeting a4ioumed at 7,29 RM, The next regular meet to,, will be held on October 20, 2009 71 MlRedlands y& ,vrTEa of the City of ST: ji C e ity Cl,erg the City 44nds WNUTE-S of a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands held in the Council Chambers, Civic Center, 35 0jon Street, on October 2 2009 at 3,00 RM PRESENT Jon Harrison, Mayor Pat Gilbreath, Mayor Pro Tem Mick Gallagher, Councilmember Pete Aguilar, Councilmember Jerry Bean, Councilmember ABSENT None STAFF Daniel J. McHugh, City Attorney, Louie Poyzer, City Clerk; ("art Baker, Public Information Officer, Jim Bueermann, Police Clrief, Phil Mel e, Acting Chief Information Officer; Daniel Hobbs, Redevelopment Agency Director, Rosemary Hoerning, Municipal Utilities and Engineering Director; Tina Kundig, Finance Director/City Treasurer-, Jeff L. Frazier, Fire Chief, Oscar W, Orci, Community Development Director, Deborah Scott-Leistra, Human Resources Director', Gary van Dorst, Quality off fe Director fj The ineeting was opened with an invocation by Councilinember Gallagher followed by thepledge, ofallegHance to the American flaOtt g, P 'SENTATIONS lkf� Redlands Animal Shelter - Animal Control Officer Bill Miller and Redlands Animal Shelter volunteer Lynda Ackenrian introduced Leah, a one-year-old wire-hairedJack Russell Terfier, who is available for adoption at the Redlands Animal Shelter, Ms. Ackennan announced the recent Dogggie Bail-Out netted over $9,000,00 for the spay/neuter program at the Redlands Animal Shelter, October 6, 2009 October 20, 2009