08-0401_CC_Minutes_Regular Meeting4-1-2008 1
MINUTES
APRIL 1, 2008
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING
CLOSED SESSION: None
BUSINESS SESSION
Mayor Soto called the Regular Meeting of the City Council of the City of San Juan
Capistrano to order at 6:31 p.m. in the City Council Chamber. Council Member Hribar
led the Pledge of Allegiance and Mayor pro tem Nielsen gave the invocation.
ROLL CALL
COUNCIL MEMBERS PRESENT: Sam Allevato, Tom Hribar, Dr. Londres Uso,
Mayor pro tem Mark Nielsen and Mayor Joe Soto
COUNCIL MEMBERS ABSENT: None
STAFF PRESENT: Dave Adams, City Manager; Omar Sandoval, City Attorney; Cynthia
L. Russell, Assistant City Manager; Meg Monahan, City Clerk; Karen Crocker,
Community Services Director; Lt. Mike Betzler, Chief of Police; Grant Taylor, Assistant
Planning Director; Alan Oswald, Senior Traffic Engineer; Sam Shoucair, Senior
Engineer; Ziad Mazboudi, Senior Civil Engineer; Eric Bauman, Water Engineering
Manager; and Eileen White, Recording Secretary.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF CLOSED SESSION ACTIONS - None
CITY COUNCIL COMMENTS AND ORAL REPORTS
Mayor Soto thanked all the volunteers, staff, nonprofit organizations and participants
involved in the very successful Swallows’ Day Parade. His written report included a
press conference at the Mission and welcome of the Return of the Swallow; a South
Orange County Mayor’s breakfast, meeting at the City of Laguna Niguel; Quad cities
chamber reception; Orange County Sheriff Department Medal of Valor ceremony;
hosting duty for Cub Scout Troop 179 City Hall tour; Youth in Business Day luncheon;
and participation in the 50th Annual Swallows’ Day Parade.
Mayor pro tem Nielsen and Council Member Uso did not provide reports in an effort to
expedite the meeting.
Council Member Hribar announced a meeting with St. Margaret’s School concerning
efforts to increase carpooling efforts; and sign committee meeting progress.
Council Member Allevato reported attending the Orange County Sheriff’s Department
Metal of Valor award; Orange County Fire Authority meetings that addressed equipment
4-1-2008 2
and staffing needs, which were met without increased costs; and Orange County
Transportation Authority meetings regarding proposals to double track rail lines by
tunneling under Los Rios District, connection of the 73 and 241 toll roads; and potential
suspension of Federal funding for regional traffic improvements due to Coastal
Commission denial of the 241 toll road extension.
OPEN SPACE COMMITTEE REPORT
Mayor pro tem Nielsen announced cancellation of the April Open Space Committee
meeting to allow more subcommittee study; and the next meeting will be held Monday,
May 12, 2008.
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF COMMUNITYWIDE INTEREST
Karen Crocker, Community Services Director, announced the following upcoming
communitywide events: Chamber networking events; City and SCORE sponsored
marketing training; City Cup Golf Tournament; a Governmental Affairs meeting; and
joint meeting of Transportation and Planning Commissions regarding the I-5/Ortega
intersection improvements.
INTRODUCTIONS, PRESENTATIONS, AND DONATIONS
1. PRESENTATION BY SUPERVISOR PAT BATES REGARDING PROJECT TO
RECEIVE STATE FUNDING RECEIVED. (610.40)
Pat Bates, Orange County 5th District Supervisor, presented a Transportation
Development Act Program grant awarded through the Orange County
Transportation Authority for five city bus shelters, in the amount of $241,500.
2. FORMER HOUSING ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEMBER MARIE BUCKNER
RECOGNIZED. (610.40)
Meg Monahan, City Clerk, recognized Marie Buckner, Housing Advisory
Committee member for her 11 years of service to the community; and Mayor
Soto presented her with a plaque representing the Council’s appreciation for her
service.
3. PRESENTATION BY ORANGE COUNTY FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT
(OCFCD) ON THE LEVEE PROTECTION PROJECT FOR CITY CREEK
CHANNELS RECEIVED (610.40)
Representatives from Orange County Flood Control District provided a
presentation about a project that will repair and protect the levees at San Juan
Creek and Trabuco Creek channels.
4-1-2008 3
4. COMMISSIONERS PRESENT AT MEETING INTRODUCED. (110.10)
Mayor pro tem Nielsen introduced the following individuals in attendance: Joanne
Marquez; Ron Denman and Gail Zukow, Parks, Recreation and Equestrian
Commission; Bob Cardoza, Planning Commission; Laura Freese, Housing
Advisory Committee; Les Blair, Council Liaison to the San Juan Seniors; and
Michael Petro, Administrative Captain for Division 3, Orange County Fire
Authority.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
Jim Vance, City resident, Capistrano Terrace Mobile Home Park, announced that 95%
of resident surveys had been provided to ROP; and the formation of an ombudsman
service for mobile home residents City-wide.
Ken Friess, City resident, announced the Relay for Life event scheduled for July 26 and
27, 2008 and suggested general plan statements related to equestrian lifestyle.
Joan Irvine Smith, City resident, announced the successful fundraising results of the
annual Plein Air painting competition.
Bob King, City resident, opposed additional widening of Ortega Highway, opposed
connection of the 73 and 241 toll roads, and thanked Mayor pro tem Nielsen for
recognizing park use as the preferred alternative for the land for the proposed Centra
project.
CONSENT CALENDAR
Council Action: Moved Council Member Allevato, seconded by Council Member
Hribar, and carried unanimously, 5-0, to approve items 1 through 5, 7, 10, and 12
through 15 as recommended by staff.
1. MOTION TO READ ORDINANCES BY TITLE ONLY APPROVED.
2. MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF MARCH 4, 2008, APPROVED AS
SUBMITTED.
3. MINUTES OF THE ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING OF MARCH 10, 2008,
APPROVED AS SUBMITTED.
4. CLAIM OF JANE FOUCHE DENIED, BASED UPON THE INVESTIGATION AND
RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY’S INSURANCE ADJUSTER, CARL
WARREN & COMPANY. (170.70)
4-1-2008 4
5. SECOND AMENDMENT TO THE PERSONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT WITH
GARY VOGT AND ASSOCIATES, INCREASING THE TOTAL COST TO
$31,500, IN ORDER TO COMPLETE THE EVALUATION OF THE CRYSTAL
CATHEDRAL PROPERTY, APPROVED. ORANGE COUNTY ASSESSOR
PARCEL 637-082-16, 17 AND 71. (GARY VOGT AND ASSOCIATES) (600.30)
6. CONSIDERATION OF A LICENSE AGREEMENT FOR THE KINOSHITA FARM
WITHDRAWN FROM THE AGENDA BY STAFF. (SOUTH COAST FARMS)
(600.30)
7. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE WARRANTS DATED MARCH 13, 2008, IN THE TOTAL
AMOUNT OF $1,177,468.03; AND PAYROLL WARRANTS DATED MARCH 21,
2008, IN THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF $284,161.46, RECEIVED AND FILED.
(300.30)
8. RESOLUTION NO. 08-04-01-01 ADOPTED APPROVING SUBMITTAL OF
VERDUGO STREET IMPROVEMENTS FOR POTENTIAL FUNDING TO
ORANGE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (OCTA) (CIP NO. R-12)
CITY COUNCIL PRIORITY 15A (820.20)
This item was removed from the Consent Calendar by Mayor pro tem Nielsen to
ascertain that successful awarding of the grant will not obligate the City to do all
the improvements as submitted. Dave Adams, City Manager, agreed to provide
copies of grant applications with future submittals.
Council Action: Moved by Mayor pro tem Nielsen, seconded by Council
Member Uso and carried unanimously, 5-0, to adopt Resolution No. 08-04-01-
01, entitled “A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN
JUAN CAPISTRANO, CALIFORNIA, AUTHORIZING THE SUBMITTAL OF
VERDUGO STREET IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT FOR TRANSPORTATION
DEMAND MANAGEMENT (TDM) FUNDS UNDER THE COMBINED
TRANSPORTATION FUNDING PROGRAM (ORANGE COUNTY
TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY).”
9. RESOLUTION NO. 08-04-01-02 ADOPTED AMENDING THE PUBLIC
NOTIFICATION POLICY. CITY COUNCIL PRIORITY NO. 18B (150.10)
This item was removed from the Consent Calendar by Council Member Hribar to
request discussion of proportionality of signage at a future meeting.
Council Action: Moved by Council Member Hribar, seconded by Council
Member Uso and carried unanimously, 5-0, to adopt Resolution No. 08-04-01-
02 entitled “A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN
JUAN CAPISTRANO, CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING A PUBLIC NOTIFICATION
POLICY FOR DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS SUBJECT TO PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICING; A PROJECT INFORMATION SITE SIGNAGE POLICY FOR
4-1-2008 5
CERTAIN DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS; AND RESCINDING RESOLUTION
NO. 07-09-04-01;” and direct staff to return to Council with recommendation for
further reducing costs associated with the existing public notification policy.
10. CLAIM OF RICHARD GARDNER DENIED, BASED UPON THE
INVESTIGATION AND RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY’S INSURANCE
ADJUSTER, CARL WARREN & COMPANY. (170.70)
11. NEW DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS STATUS REPORT RECEIVED AND
FILED (440.10)
This item was removed from the Consent Calendar by Council Member Hribar to
request a future discussion of carport usage.
Council Action: Moved by Mayor pro tem Nielsen, seconded by Council
Member Uso and carried unanimously, 5-0, to receive and file New Development
Applications Status Report, month ending March 15, 2008.
12. PUEBLO SERRA WORSHIP HOLDING RELIEVED FROM THE OBLIGATION
OF ITEM 5 OF EXHIBIT A – TRAFFIC MITIGATION REQUIREMENTS – OF
THE DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT FOR J-SERRA HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH
CAMPUS (PUEBLO SERRA WORSHIP HOLDINGS); AND STAFF
AUTHORIZED TO RELEASE THE CORRESPONDING BOND. (PUEBLO
SERRA WORSHIP HOLDINGS) (APN 649-011-25 & 649-011-30) (600.30)
13. TOLLING AGREEMENT WITH CHEVRON U.S.A., INC. APPROVED; AND THE
MAYOR AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE THE AGREEMENT. (600.30)
14. FIRST AMENDMENT TO PERSONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT WITH CAA
PLANNING (CULBERTSON ADAMS AND ASSOCIATES) APPROVED, IN THE
AMOUNT OF $7,300 FOR A TOTAL AGREEMENT PRICE OF $31,250, FOR
BIOLOGICAL MONITORING SERVICES FOR THE SECOND YEAR OF
MONITORING OF THE 760S RESERVOIR PROJECT; AND THE CITY
MANAGER AUTHORIZED TO SIGN THE AGREEMENT. (600.30)
15. RESOLUTION NO. 08-04-01-03, ENTITLED “A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, CALIFORNIA,
AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 94-12-6-5, THE CITY’S CLASSIFICATION AND
COMPENSATION PLAN,” ADOPTED. (700.20)
PUBLIC HEARINGS
1. CONSIDERATION OF CODE AMENDMENT (CA) 07-02, AMENDMENT TO
THE MUNICIPAL CODE TITLE 9 LAND USE CODE AND DEFINITIONS
INCLUDING SECTION 9-1.101 THROUGH 9-2.401 (GENERAL PROCEDURES
4-1-2008 6
– ADMINISTRATION), SECTION 9-4.101 THROUGH 9-4.405 (SUBDIVISIONS)
AND APPENDIX A (DEFINITIONS) CONTINUED TO MAY 6, 2008. (420.30)
Description: At its May 16, 2006, meeting, Council authorized staff to initiate
Land Use Code revisions, which were subsequently recommended for approval
by the Planning Commission. Council reviewed the proposed Code Amendment,
and established a subcommittee for final review and recommendation. The
subcommittee has completed review of the draft ordinance, which is being
prepared by staff for final review by the City Attorney, and will be forwarded back
to the City Council for their consideration. Staff recommended Council open the
public hearing, accept public testimony, and by motion continue the item to the
regular meeting of May 6, 2008.
Written Communication: Report dated April 1, 2008, by Grant Taylor, Assistant
Planning Director.
Presentation: Grant Taylor, Assistant Planning Director, summarized the staff
report.
Mayor Soto opened the public hearing and the public hearing remained open as
continued.
Council Action: Moved by Council Member Allevato, seconded by Council
Member Uso and carried unanimously, 5-0, to continue Consideration of Code
Amendment (CA) 07-02, Amendment to the Municipal Code Title 9 Land Use
Code and Definitions Including Section 9-1.101 through 9-2.401 (General
Procedures – Administration), Section 9-4.101 through 9-4.405 (Subdivisions)
and Appendix A (Definitions) to the regular meeting of May 6, 2008.
2. CONSIDERATION OF ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL (AC) 07-001, TENTATIVE
PARCEL MAP (TPM) 07-002, GRADING PLAN MODIFICATION (GPM) 07-008,
PARKING EXCEPTION, TREE REMOVAL PERMIT, FLOODPLAIN LAND USE
PERMIT, LOT LINE ADJUSTMENT/EASEMENT, PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY
VACATION, LICENSE AGREEMENT, SHARED/JOINT USE PARKING
AGREEMENT, COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT AND FINAL
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT (LOCATED AT THE WEST TERMINUS
OF CALLE ARROYO BORDERING INTERSTATE I-5 TO THE WEST AND SAN
JUAN CREEK TO THE SOUTH) (CENTRA REALTY) (VENTANAS BUSINESS
CENTER) CONTINUED TO MAY 6, 2008.
(410.60/420.70/440.25/670.50/420.50/600.30)
Description: The public hearing notice for this item was mailed in advance and
April 1, 2008. The Planning Commission has not completed its review of the
project, as anticipated. Staff recommended Council continue the hearing to April
15, 2008, when a complete report can be provided and the public will have an
opportunity to provide testimony on the Planning Commission’s action.
4-1-2008 7
Written Communications: Report dated April 1, 2008, by Grant Taylor, Assistant
Planning Director.
Presentation: Grant Taylor, Assistant Planning Director, reviewed the staff
recommendation.
Mayor Soto opened the public hearing and it remained open as continued.
Public Testimony:
Ilse Byrnes, City resident, requested the hearing be continued to May 6, 2008, to
allow for Parks, Recreation and Equestrian Commission review of the proposed
trail. The Commission intends to conduct a site visit and review the staked trail to
ensure proper location.
Steve Sandland, Centra Realty Corporation, applicant, requested the hearing be
conducted on April 15, 2008 due to project financing impacts. He indicated that
the trail alignment is unchanged from the Parks, Recreation and Equestrian
Commission previous review. The only change is a proposal to widen the trail
from 10’ to 20’.
Council Comment:
Council Member Hribar preferred to continue the project to the meeting of April
15, 2008, and if necessary, continue it further to the May 6, 2008, meeting.
The remaining Council Members concurred to continue the project to the May 6,
2008, meeting to accommodate the Parks, Recreation, and Equestrian
Commission, and allow staff additional time to complete their report.
Council Action: Moved by Mayor pro tem Nielsen, seconded by Council
Member Uso, and carried 4-1-0, with Council Member Hribar opposed, to
continue Consideration of Architectural Control (AC) 07-001, Tentative Parcel
Map (TPM) 07-002, Grading Plan Modification (GPM) 07-008, Parking Exception,
Tree Removal Permit, Floodplain Land Use Permit, Lot Line
Adjustment/Easement, Public Right-of-Way Vacation, License Agreement,
Shared/Joint Use Parking Agreement, Community Facilities District and Final
Environmental Impact Report (Located at the West Terminus of Calle Arroyo
Bordering Interstate I-5 to the West and San Juan Creek to the South) (Centra
Realty) (Ventanas Business Center) to the regular meeting of May 6, 2008.
ROLL CALL
AYES: COUNCIL MEMBERS: Allevato, Nielsen, Uso, Mayor Soto
NOES: COUNCIL MEMBERS: Hribar
4-1-2008 8
ABSTAIN: COUNCIL MEMBERS: None
RECESS AND RECONVENE
Council recessed at 8:13 p.m. to convene to the San Juan Capistrano Community
Redevelopment Agency meeting and reconvened at 8:14 p.m.
ADMINISTRATIVE ITEMS
G1. CITY ATTORNEY
a. RESOLUTION NO. 08-04-01-04 ADOPTED WITH REVISION AFFIRMING AND
CLARIFYING THE DECISION TO GRANT CONDITIONAL APPROVAL FOR
THE INSTALLATION OF SPECIFIC SIGNS FOR THE MAMMOTH
PROFESSIONAL BUILDING PROJECT (410.60)
Mayor Soto recused himself from considering this item due to its close proximity
to his residence and left Chambers. Mayor pro tem Nielsen took control of the
meeting.
Description: On December 4, 2007, Council adopted a resolution affirming its
action on November 20, 2007, to approve a sign program with respect to a
singular project, the Mammoth Equities Professional Building, with modifications
to the mitigation measures contained in the Mitigated Negative Declaration. It
was later determined that the modifications to the mitigation measures were not
explicitly stated in the prior Council resolutions. Staff has prepared a resolution
clarifying Council approvals and specifically addressing the modifications to the
mitigation measures associated with the approvals. Staff recommended Council
adopt a resolution affirming and clarifying the decision to grant conditional
approval for the installation of specific signs for the Mammoth Professional
Building project.
Written Communications:
Report dated April 1, 2008, by Omar Sandoval, City Attorney.
Revised resolution dated April 1, 2008, by Omar Sandoval, City Attorney.
Letter dated March 31, 2008, from Bob King, Save Our San Juan, suggesting
language revisions to the staff report and resolution.
Presentation: Omar Sandoval, City Attorney, summarized the staff report.
Public Comment:
Mark Rosen, attorney representing San Our San Juan, did not support the
proposed resolution as it does not address the mitigation measures and initial
4-1-2008 9
study; the scope of the project environmental review should have been broader;
finding should have included impacts; and no alternatives were studied.
Bob King, City resident, representing Save Our San Juan, objected to Council
discussion of the matter as it was premature and counterproductive to the City.
Heather Riley, representing Mammoth Equities, 501 W. Broadway, 15th floor,
San Diego, CA 92101, felt that California Environmental Quality Act regulations
were upheld by the Council’s project decisions, and requested Council adopt the
resolution as presented by staff.
Council Action: Moved by Council Member Hribar, seconded by Council
Member Uso and carried 4-0-1, with Mayor Soto abstaining, to adopt revised
Resolution No. 08-04-01-04 entitled “A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, CALIFORNIA, AFFIRMING AND
CLARIFYING THE DECISION TO GRANT CONDITIONAL APPROVAL FOR
THE INSTALLATION OF SPECIFIC SIGNS FOR THE MAMMOTH
PROFESSIONAL BUILDING PROJECT (APN 650-01-32) (MAMMOTH
EQUITIES).”
ROLL CALL
AYES: COUNCIL MEMBERS: Hribar, Nielsen, Uso, Allevato
NOES: COUNCIL MEMBERS: None
ABSTAIN: COUNCIL MEMBERS: Mayor Soto
Mayor Soto returned to Chambers and resumed control of the meeting.
G2. PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR
a. COUNCIL DIRECTION GIVEN CONCERNING 72 HOUR OPERATION OF
DANCE HALL PRODUCTION WELL FOR AQUIFER TESTING RELATED TO
METHYL TERTIARY BUTYL ETHER (MTBE) REMEDIATION. (530.25)
Description: In March 2007 the Orange County Health Care Agency (OCHCA)
notified the City that there had been a release of Methyl Tertiary Butyl Ether
(MTBE) from Chevron gas stations at two sites, and identified Chevron as the
responsible party for both releases. The Ground Water Recover Plant’s (GWRP)
Dance Hall Well has been shut down for evaluation of treatment and remediation
methods. Chevron is currently evaluating treatment and remediation of the MTBE
plume by installing a Granulated Activated Carbon (GAC) well head treatment
system at the Dance Hall well, and needs to run a 72 hour pump test in order to
determine if the treatment will perform as expected. The City’s consultant on the
issue, PSOMAS, agrees with the testing procedures and schedule as suggested
4-1-2008 10
by Chevron. Staff recommended Council 1) Accept Chevron’s proposal to
temporally dispose of the pump test product water into the San Juan Creek, and
direct staff to cooperate with Chevron in the permitting and implementation
process; or 2) Accept Chevron’s proposal to temporally discharge the pump test
product water into the headwater of the Groundwater Recovery Plan for
treatment and distribution to the City’s water system; or 3) Deny both options and
direct Chevron to find a means of treating the pump test product water to non-
detect levels of MTBE prior to use by the Groundwater Recovery Plant for
treatment and distribution to the City’s water system.
Written Communications: Report dated April 1, 2008, by Eric Bauman, Water
Engineering Manager.
Presentations:
Cindy Russell, Assistant City Manager, summarized the staff report.
Karen Schmidt, representing Chevron, reviewed their efforts to approach all
alternatives for 850 gallons per minute discharge through 72 hours of operation
of the Dance Hall production well. She acknowledged difficulties with the
proposal to discharge the water into San Juan Creek and ongoing efforts to
ascertain whether sewer discharge would be both possible and permissible. She
indicated that City application for permits may be required in certain cases.
Michael Donovan, PSOMAS, consultant to the City, agreed with the various
alternatives and operation as presented by Chevron.
Public Comment:
Richard Gardner, Capistrano Beach resident, suggested reverse osmosis, other
filtration systems, and pumping at the Chevron stations to stop the spread of
MTBE.
Council Action: Moved by Mayor pro tem Nielsen, seconded by Council
Member Uso and carried unanimously, 5-0, to approve in the following preferred
order alternatives for pumping and disposal of pump test product water, as
proposed by Chevron, based on approvals by outside agencies: 1) Disposal in
the sanitary sewer; 2) disposal in the brine-line; 3) disposal in the storm sewer; or
4) pumping through the groundwater recovery plant including the blending of
water with water from other pump stations.
ORDINANCES
1. ORDINANCE NO. 937 AMENDING TITLE 9 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE
RELATED TO EQUESTRIAN STANDARDS AND KENNEL REGULATIONS
ADOPTED. (CA 07-03) (420.30)
4-1-2008 11
Description: Staff recommended Council approve second reading and adoption
of the ordinance amending Title 9 of the Municipal Code related to equestrian
standards and kennels regulations, which will allow the ordinance to go into
effect 30 days following Council’s action.
Written Communications: Report dated April 1, 2008, by Meg Monahan, City
Clerk.
Meg Monahan, City Clerk, read the title of Ordinance No. 937, entitled, “AN
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, CALIFORNIA,
APPROVING CODE AMENDMENT CA 07-03 RELATING TO SECTION 9-3.515
(EQUESTRIAN STANDARDS), SECTION 9-2.303(a) AND SECTION 9-3.525
(DOG APPEALS).”
Council Action: Moved by Council Member Allevato, seconded by Council
Member Uso and carried unanimously, 5-0, to adopt the ordinance amending
Title 9 of the Municipal Code related to equestrian standards and kennels
regulations.
COUNCILMANIC ITEMS
Council Member Hribar reported Edison’s project to lease two miles of solar roofing
area for energy production. He recommended expediting the City’s proposed guidelines
to increase solar efforts.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business, Mayor Soto adjourned the meeting at 8:59 p.m. to
Tuesday, April 15, 2008, at 5:30 p.m. for Closed Session, and 6:30 p.m. for the public
Business Session in the City Council Chamber.
Respectfully submitted,
_________________________________
MARGARET R. MONAHAN, CITY CLERK
Approved: May 6, 2008
ATTEST:
__________________________________
JOE SOTO, MAYOR