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MINUTES
MEETING OF MAY 18, 1994
WORKSHOP- 5:15 P.M. - Council Chambers, City Hall
1501 Truxtun Avenue, Bakersfield
1. ROLL CAU_
ACTION TAKEN
Present:
Absent:
Mayor Price, Councilmembers
McDermott (seated at 5:25),
Edwards, DeMond, Smith, Brunni
(seated at 5:22), Rowles (seated
at 5:30), Salvaggio
None
2. CITY MANAGER BUDGET OVERVIEW.
City Manager Tandy distributed City of
Bakersfield Proposed Fiscal Year 1994-95
Budget Overview material and provided a
summary of issues.
McDermott suggested City staff consider
adding police officers to the community.
Brunni's questions to be answered at a
later date:
1)
A breakdown of the payment of in-lieu
taxes where it was applied giving the
1994 figures for fiscal year and the
proposed budget dollar items (item by
item).
2)
Is there a potential for moving the
temporary building from Fire Station
13 to the new site on Buena Vista Road;
and, if so, place a sign there so the
public knows it is a future fire sta-
tion site.
3)
Is there are any specific large Capital
Improvement Progr;m; that caused the
increase of almost 5 million dollars.
4)
Requested Police Chief Brummer provide
her with the schedule of patrol break-
down, zone by zone.
Bakersfield, California, May 18, 1994 - Page 2
WORKSHOP continued
ACTION TAKEN
5)
6)
7)
a)
Is the employees per capita included
in the recently revised increase in
City population; and how does that
compare to other cities of like size
or similar service categories.
How did the reduction in the Public
Works Department equipment rental rates
come about.
Who are we coordinating with on the
input of those layers regarding the GIS
System for Development Services.
Northwest Trails.
Motion by DeMond to add a Closed Session
item that arose after the agenda was posted
and requires action tonight.
APPROVED
Motion byDemond to recess to Closed
Session at 6:00 p.m.
APPROVED
CLOSED SESSION
Closed Session pursuant to Government Code
Section 54956.9(a) regarding litigation in
the oase of city of Bakersfield rs. County of
Kern, Kern superior Court Case No. 224714 NFT.
Motion by DeMond to adjourn from Closed
Session at 6:40 p.m.
CITY ATTORN~q.~
GIVEN FURTHER
INSTRUCTIONS;
NAT
APPROVED
REGULAR MEETING- 7:00 P.M. - Council Chambers, City Hall
1501 Truxtun Avenue, Bakersfield
INVOCA~ON by Randy Rankin, Director, First Assembly of God
Church.
2. P, FnGE OF .a,, ;GLANCE
3. ROLL CALL
ACTION TAKEN
Present:
Absent:
Mayor Price, Councilmembers
McDermott (seated at 9:10),
Edwards, DeMond, Smith,
Brunni, Rowles, Salvaggio
None
Bakersfield, California, May 18, 1994 - Page 3
4 · CLOSED SESSION ACTION
i~CTION T~%KEN
Mayor Price announced Closed Session
action as reflected on Page 1.
5. PRESENTATIONS
PUBUC STATEMENTS
Notion by Rowles to move Hearings
Items a. through e. forward.
FAILED (TIE,)
NS EDWARDS
DENOND
SALVAGGIO
AB NCDERMO'I~'
Mayor Price announced he would not vote
to break the tie.
Georgia Johnson shared her personal
experience with valley fever.
Harry Ouret spoke regarding the Big
Brother/National Guard Kern River
clean up last weekend.
7. APPOINTMENTS
CONSENT CAI;NDAR
Voucher Nos. 8835 to 9243 inclusive,
in the amount of $1,246,355.44 and
Self Insurance Voucher Nos. 2215 to
2357 inclusive, in the amount of
$98,137.51.
Minutes of the Workshop, Closed
Session and Regular Meeting of May
4, 1994.
Bakersfield, California,
May 18, 1994
- Page 4
8. CON$~3~TC~I~NDA~ continued
ACTION TAKEN'
Communication has been received from:
William F. Tinsley, Chairman,
Kern City Civic Association,
dated April 14, 1994, requesting
review of Chapter 17.51 (Section
17.51.040, Restrictions) of the
city of Bakersfield Municipal
Code.
(Receive and refer to City
Attorney)
Gregg Polubinsky, Landscape
Architect, Martin-Mcintosh,
representing Castle & Cooke
Homes, dated May 5, 1994,
requesting consideration and
approval for proposed revisions
to the silver Creek monuments.
(Receive and refer to Planning
Commission)
REMOVED FOR
SEPARATE
OONSIDERATION
Notices of Completion and acceptance
of work:
Contract No. 93-259 with DeWalt
Corporation for Tract No. 5416,
Phase 5, located on the north
side of Noriega Road and east of
Jewetta Avenue, completed April
21, 1994.
Contract No. 93-229 with Castle
& Cooke Homes, Inc., for Tract No.
5649 located east of Spring Creek
Loop, north of Harris Road, com-
pleted January 27, 1994.
Plans and Specifications for:
Resurfacing various streets in
Bakersfield, Phase II. (Wards
2, 5, 6 & 7)
Construction of Bike Path exten-
sion at Manor Street to City Limit.
(Ward 2)
REMOVED FOR
SEPARATE
CONSIDERATION'
Bakersfield, California, May 18, 1994 - Page 5
8. CONSENT CAI;NDAR continued
ACTION TAKEN
eo 3.
Construction of Apron and Taxiway
at the Bakersfield Municipal Air-
port. (Ward 1)
Panama No. 10 curb, gutter and
sump construction. (Ward 7)
Brandon Park lift Station rehabil-
itation. (Ward 7)
Ordinance amending Title 17 of the
Bakersfield Municipal Code relating to
second dwelling units.
(Staff recommends referral to Urban
Development Committee)
REMOVED FOR
SEPARATE
CONSIDERATI6~
Resolution stating that the City of
Bakersfield will accept State funding
for a compost/mulch demonstration pro-
ject if the project is approved by the
California Integrated Waste Management
Board.
Tract Map and Improvement Agreement
with Kaufman and Broad of Southern
California, Inc., for Tract No. 5702,
located west of Stine Road between
Harris Road and Panama Lane. (Ward 6)
Sponsor Agreement with California Con-
servation Corps (CCC) to perform labor
involved with installation of landscap-
ing and irrigation improvements at
State Route 99 and Rosedale Highway
interchange; and appropriate $40,000
Gas Tax Fund Balance to the Public
Works Capital Improvement Budget within
the Gas Tax Fund. (Ward 5)
Amendment No. 4 to Agreement No. 90-165
with Brown, Waits and Armstrong
Accountancy Corporation for auditing
services. (Brown, Armstrong, Randall
& Reyes)
Accept bid to award Contract to
Griffith Company ($70,785) for con-
struction of Brimhall Road widening
from Coffee Road to 650 feet west.
(Ward 4)
REMOVED FOR
SEPARATE
CONSIDERATIC~
AGR 94-73
AGR 94-74
AGR 94-75
CON 94-76
Bakersfield, California, May 18, 1994 - Page 6
8. CONSENT CAI;NDAR continued
ACTION TAKEN'
Reject all bids for the reconstruction
of Ralston Street at Lakeview Avenue.
(Ward 1)
Solid Waste Non-Disposal Facility
Element (NDFE).
Hotion by DeHond to adopt Items (a) through
(m) of the Consent Calendar, with the excep-
tion of Items c.2., e.l., e.5., I. and g.;
and the correction to the May 4 minutes to
reflect McDermott seated at 5:40 p.m.
REMOVED FOR
SEPARATE
CONSIDERATIOI~
APPROVED
AB MCDERMOTT
Mayor Price announced that McDermott is
absent due to Houchin Blood Bank honoring
him into the 10 Gallon Club.
Co 2.
Communication has been received
from Gregg Polubinsky, Landscape
Architect, Martin-Mcintosh,
representing Castle & Cooke
Homes, dated May 5, 1994,
requesting consideration and
approval for proposed revisions
to the Silver Creek monuments.
(Receive and refer to Planning
Commission)
Brunni announced correspondence was
received from Castle & Cooke Homes,
Inc. and requested Council simply
vote on this issue.
Motion by Brunni to direct staff to set
a hearing date on this issue.
APPROVED
NS EDWARDS
DEMOND
ABMCDERMOTT
ee
Plans and Specifications for resur-
facing various streets in Bakers-
field, Phase II. (Wards 1, 2, 5,
6 & 7)
Edwards requested Public Works provide
Council with the list of streets to be
resurfaced.
Bakersfield, California, May 18, 1994 - Page 7
8. CONS~3~T CAI FNDA~ continued
ACTION TAKEN
Motion by Edwards to adopt Item e.1 of
the Consent Calendar.
APPROVED
AB MCDERMO~
Plans and Specifications for
Brandon Park lift Station
rehabilitation. (Ward 7)
Motion by Rowles to adopt Item e.5. of
the Consent Calendar.
APPROVED
ABMCDERMO~U
Rowles requested staff identify streets
and funding sources on future Adminis-
trative Reports.
Resolution stating that the City of
Bakersfield will accept State funding
for a compost/mulch demonstration pro-
ject if the project is approved by the
California Integrated Waste Management
Board.
Motion byDeMond to approve Item g. of
the Consent Calendar.
RES 66-94
APPROVED
AB MCDERMOtt?
Reject all bids for the reconstruction
of Ralston Street at Lakeview Avenue.
(Ward 1)
Edwards requested staff provide him
with the cost of the Gorrill Street
cul-de-sac compared to the cost of
Ralston Street.
Motion by Edwards to approve Item 1. of
of the Consent Calendar.
APPROVED
AB MCDERMOTT
Motion by Brunni to move Hearing Item
d. forward on the Agenda.
APPROVED
NS EUWARDS
DEMOND
ABMCDERMO~'
$
Bakersfield, California, May 18, 1994 - Page 8
9. HEARINGS
ACTION TAKE~~
Martin-Mcintosh for Castle & Cooke
Development Corporation has requested
to amend the Metropolitan Bakersfield
2010 General Plan Land Use Element
from General Commerolal to Low Density
Residential on 14 acres at the south-
east corner of Brimhall Road and Callo-
way Drive. (GPA 1-94, Segment IV)
(Ward 4)
Ordinance amending Title 17 of the
Bakersfield Municipal Code and Zon-
ing Map No. 102-32 by changing the
zoning from Neighborhood Commercial
and Regional Commercial to One Fam-
ily Dwe11ing on 14.1 net acres,
located at the southeast corner of
Brimhall and Calloway Drive. (GPA
1-94, Segment IV, ZC $543) (Ward 4)
Planning Director Hardisty provided
background information.
Hearing opened.
Brad Henderson, resident, spoke in
support of staff recommendation.
Hearing closed.
Motion by Brunni to adopt Resolution
amending the Land Use Element and
give First Reading to Ordinance.
RES 67-94
FR
APPROVED
AB MCDERMOTT
Cuesta Engineering has requested to
amend the Metropolitan Bakersfleld
2010 General Plan Land Use Element
designation from Low Medium Density
Residential to High Medium Density
Residential on 18.76 acres located
along the south side of R~ite Lane
between Baddle Drive and Mountain
vista Drive. (GPA 1-94, Begment I)
(Ward 4)
Planning Director Hardisty provided
background information.
Hearil:g opened.
RES 68-94
Bakersfield, California, May 18, 1994 - Page 9
9. HEARINGS continued
ACTION TAKEiN
Maurice Etchechury, Cuesta Engineering,
representing Bright Development, spoke
in opposition to staff recommendation.
The following individuals spoke in
support of staff recommendation:
Jerry Marquis, resident, realtor & Kern
County Apartment Association member;
Robert Vincent, resident; Roy Wesson,
resident; Cindy Scully, resident.
Maurice Etchechury, Cuesta Engineering,
representing Bright Development, spoke
in rebuttal (opposition).
Cal Abriella, resident, spoke in
rebuttal (support).
Hearing closed.
Motion byBrunni to adopt Resolution
disapproving the General Plan Amendment.
APPROVED
AB MCDERMO'157
Mayor Price announced a 5-minutes recess
at 8:30 p.m. and reconvened the meeting
at 8:35 p.m.
Bear Mountain Limited has reguested to
amend the Metropolitan Bakersfield 2010
General Plan Land Use Element designa-
tion from Low Density Residentlal to
Resource Mineral Petroleum on 16.8
acres located in northeast Bakersfield
approximately one mile southeast of
Alfred Hartell Highway and one and one-
half miles north of the intersection of
State Highway 178 and Fairfax Road.
(GPA 1-94, Segment II) (Ward 3)
Ordinance amending Title 17 of
the Bakersfield Municipal Code and
Zoning Map No. 103-12 by changing
the zoning from Residential subur-
ban to Agriculture on 13.59 acres
located in northeast Bakersfield
approximately one mile southeast
of Alfred Hartell Highway and one
and one-half miles north of the
intersection of State Highway 178
and Fairfax Road. (GPA 1-94,
Segment II, ZC 5542) (Ward 3)
RES 69-94
FR
Bakersfield, California, May 18, 1994 - Page 10
9. HF_I~ING$ continued
ACTION TAKEN
Correspondence has been received in
opposition to the cogeneration plant
from:
Meg Harris, dated April 4, 1994; Brian
Wilkins, received May 2, 1994; Robert
D. & Anita M. Sibley, dated May 9,
1994; Marie A. Neel, dated May 10, 1994;
Renee Donato Nelson, writer/producer,
dated May 11, 1994; Doris Pennington,
Director, Wonder Window Preschool &
Kindergarten, dated May 13, 1994; Hansa
M. Patel, M.D., received May 17, 1994;
Jos~ M. Herrera, dated May 16, 1994;
Rodrigo Vazquez, dated May 16, 1994;
Mary M. Brown, dated May 17, 1994;
Reed Adamson, President, Adamson
Electric, Inc., dated May 17, 1994.
Petitions with approximately 975
original signatures and petitions
with approximately 335 copied signa-
tures have been received May 6, 1994,
in opposition to the cogeneration plant.
Bound material has been received from
Rebecca Burks, Meg Harris, Shirley
James, Linda Myers, Michael Robison,
Carrie Van Waggoner, et al., received
May 10, 1994, in opposition to the
cogeneration plant.
WZI, Inc., prepared for Bear Mountain
Limited, has submitted bound material
entitled Response to ODDosition to the
Proposed Bear Mountain Limited Coqener-
ation Plant.
Correspondence has been received from
Shirley Jo James, R.N., dated May 17,
1994, stating her concerns.
Phone calls have been received by the
Clerk's and Mayor's Offices:
Approximately 450 in support and approx-
imately 68 in opposition.
City Clerk Williams announced that
additional correspondence has been
received tonight and will be incorpor-
ated into the record.
Bakersfield, California, May 18, 1994 - Page 11
9. HEARINGS continued
ACTION T~KEN
Planning Director Hardisty provided
background information.
Hearing opened.
The following individuals spoke in
opposition to staff recommendation:
Jon Waters, resident; Michael Robison;
Forest Stine; Sharon Hall Hoffman/
Carrie Van Wagoner, resident and
teacher at Thorner School.
Motion by Smith to extend speaker
time another 15 minutes per side.
APPROVED
ABMCDERMO~
The following individuals spoke in
opposition to staff recommendation:
Theresa Goldner, Attorney, deferred
her comments to the rebuttal; Bonita
Rowden, resident; Alan Klein, resident;
Linda Myers, submitted 48 additional
signatures; Brittney Antu, student,
Thorner School; Clay Maynard; resident;
Sharon Hall, resident.
Acting City Attorney Skousen advised
McDermott not to vote on this issue
due to his absence during a portion
of public comment.
The following individuals spoke in
support to staff recommendation:
Jess Frederick, Manager of Environ-
mental Affairs, Destec Energy; John
Michaelson, Business Manager, Finan-
cial Secretary, Tri-County Plumbers
and Steamfitters; Michael Lackey; Mike
Curry, Business Manager, Secretary-
Treasurer, Laborers' International
Local 220; Doug Zimmerman; Bill McClure,
resident; Charlie Barefield, resident;
Mario Hernandez, Volunteer Workers
Local 220.
Theresa A. Goldner, Attorney, repre-
senting the Johnson Family Trust,
spoke in rebuttal (opposition) and
submitted written material.
Bakersfield, california, May 18, 1994 - Page 12
9. HEARINGS continued
ACTION TAKEN
Motion by Salvaggio to extend Ms.
Golder'$ statement 6 minutes.
APPROVED
NS EUWARDS
ABS MCDERMO'iS?
ROWLES
The following individuals spoke in
rebuttal (support):
Jess Frederick, Destec Energy; Charlie
Barefield; Monte Parker, resident.
Hearing closed.
The following individuals responded
to questions by Smith:
A.B. Shaw, representing California
Water Service Company; Acting Fire
Chief Kelly (water quantity, emergency
vehicle access); Planning Director
Hardisty (steam lines, air quality,
traffic signals, site road improve-
ments, planned residential areas);
Fire Department Hazardous Materials
Coordinator Ralph Huey, (hazardous
materials access, chemical odors);
Jesse Frederick, Destec (wastewater);
Walt Weir, P.G.& E., (location of
electrical lines)
Bakersfield, California, May 18, 1994 - Page 13
9. HF_.ARINGS continued
ACTION TAKEN
Mayor Price announced at 11:00 p.m., pur-
suant to Municipal Code Section 2.04.110
d. 8., two hearings will not be heard
tonight, Items 9. c. and e., and will be
continued to the meeting of June 1, 1994:
Ce
Fred Porter, Porter-Robertson Engineer-
ing has requested to amends
The Metropolitan Bakersfield 2010
General Plan Land Use Element to
Open Space on 104.92 acres, Open
Space-Parks & Recreation Faoillties
on 7.62 acres, Estate Residentlal
on 535.39 acres, Suburban Residen-
tial on 903.92 acres, Low Density
Residential on 219.99 acres and
General Commercial on 19.31 acres
located in Sections 10 (north of
Highway 178, west of Alfred Hartell
Highway), 11 (north and south of
Highway 178, east of Miramonte
Drive), 16 (north and south of
Highway 178, west of Alfred Hartell
Highway), 20 (south of Highway 178
surrounding Mesa Marin Raceway),
21 and 29. (GPA 1-94, Segment III)
(Ward 3)
The Kern River Plan Element to
3.1 (Public or Private Recreation
Areas) on 24.07 acres and 5.4
(Residentlal, 4 units/acre) on
106.31 acres, located north of
State Highway 178, east of Alfred
Hartell Highway. (Kern River Plan
Element 1-94) (Ward 3)
a)
ordinance amending Title 17
of the Bakersfield Municipal
Code and Zoning Map No.
104-20 by changing the zoning
from Residential Suburban 2.5
acres to Open Space on 41.07
acres, Single Family Dwelling
on 297.35 acres and Limited
Commercial on 19.31 acres in
Section 20, located south of
Highway 178 surrounding Mesa
Marin Raceway. (ZC 5546)
(Ward 3)
Bakersfield, California, May 18, 1994 - Page 14
9. HEARINGS continued
ACTION TAKEN
c. 2. b)
Ordinance amending Title 17 of
the Bakersfield Municipal Code
and Zoning Map No. 104-11 by
changing the zoning of 411
acres from Agriculture to
Estate on 345.07 acres and
Open Space on 30.49 acres and
35.08 acres with a small por-
tion being Open Space Flood-
plain Secondary while retain-
ing the existing Agriculture
Floodplain Secondary on those
portions the applicant had
originally requested Residen-
tial Floodplain Secondary
Zoning along the Kern River,
located north of Highway 178,
east and west of Rancherie
Road and south of the Kern
River. (ZC 5452) (Ward 3)
The Breckenridge Hills Specific
Plan to 5.4 (Residential, 4 units/
acre) on 473 acres and 5.5 (Resid-
ential, I unit/acre) on 535.39
acres, located in the unincorpor-
ated County area in Sections 21
and 29. (Breckenridge Hills
Specific Plan Amendment 1-94)
(Ward 3)
Agreement with Qued Engineering
Inc. for change and modification
services to Assessment District
NO. 93-1, Northeast Sewer Project.
(Ward 3)
City of Bakersfield has requested to
amend the Metropolitan Bakersfield 2010
General Plan adding implementation
measure to Chapter X (Public Services
and Facilities Element/Solid Waste)
which establishes the siting of
recycling facilities in the metro
area. (GPA 1-94, Segment VI)
Bakersfield, California, May 18, 1994 - Page 15
9. HE/~INGS continued
ACTION TAKEN
The following individuals responded to
questions by Smith:
Planning Director Hardisty (noise issue,
lighting system); Jess Frederick, Des-
tec, (servicing of oil wells by the
cogeneration plant); Mary Jane Wilson,
WZI, Inc., (production of oil by oil
wells to be serviced).
Smith mentioned and quoted from corres-
pondence received by Planning Department
March 7, 1994 from California Energy
Commission; and correspondence from the
California Environmental Protection
Agency/California Integrated Waste
Management Board, dated March 7, 1994.
Jess Frederick, Destec, responded to
a question from Smith regarding mega-
watt fluctuation.
Motion by Smith to deny the General
Plan Amendment request.
FAILED
NS EDWARDS
DEMOND
ROWLES
SALVAGGIO
ABS MCDERMOC~
Carrie Van Wagoner, submitted a prepared
statement requested by Brunni.
Mary Jane Wilson, WZI, Inc., presented
an overhead, requested by Brunni, to
answer Teri Goldner's question "Why
had this site been selected within
Section 127"
Acting city Attorney Skousen responded
to a question by Smith regarding meth-
ane gas.
Brunni addressed the valley fever issue
and protective masks and stated she had
received correspondence from Kern County
Contractor's Association regarding the
valley fever issue.
Bakersfield, California, May 18, 1994- Page 16
9. HEARINGS continued
ACTION TAKEN
Motion by Smith to ask for an Environ-
mental Impact Report.
Rowles requested staff to consider and
make provisions for these issues at the
time the CUP comes before the BZA:
1) A ring down line to the school in
case of an emergency;
2) No industrial activity or develop-
ment on that area that is currently
zoned Agriculture; and
3) Funds for development of a park near
Thornet School be placed in an escrow
account.
FAILED
NS EDWARDS
DEMOND
ROWLES
SALVAGGIO
ABS MCDERMOI~?
Motion by Edwards to adopt Resolution
and give First Reading to Ordinance,
incorporating modifications/additions
to conditions of approval, which are a
result of the hearings from Planning
Commfssion and City Council and from
public meetings.
APPROVED
NS SMITH
BRoNNI
ABS MCDERMOTT
In a response to Smith, Jess Frederick,
Destec, stated that $500,000 would be
designated for the residential park;
Destec would adopt the school and pro-
vide support as requested by the School
Board and principal.
Smith requested the following be con-
sidered by Destec:
1) Extension of water service to an
area to the east that does not have
water service right now;
2) Mitigate some of the potential traffic
problems;
3) sponsoring soccer fields.
Rowles requested Destec consider a phone
line to the school (ring down line) in
case of an emergency.
Jess Frederick explained the disposition
of the plant after the contract to P.G.& E.
runs out.
Bakersfield, California, May 18, 1994 - Page 17
10. REPOFn'5
ACTION TAKEiN
11. DEFERRED BUSINESS
Resolution setting forth a Council
Policy that all motions need a second;
o__r that no motion needs a second.
Resolution establishing Council Policy
to authorize member(s) of the Council
to abstain from voting on matter(s)
pending before the City Council.
Ordinance amending Section 2.04.030 of
the Bakersfield Municipal Code relating
to Parliamentary Law. (First Reading
May 4, 1994)
Motion by McDermott to refer Items a.,
b. and c. of Deferred Business to the
Legislative and Litigation Committee.
APPROVED
AB SMITH
BRUNNI
SALVAGGIO
Amendment No. 3 to Fiscal Year 1992-93
and Amendment No. 5 to Fiscal Year
1991-92 community Development Block
Grant (CDBG} Applications and authori-
zation for submission to the U.S.
Department of Housing and Urban
Development (HUD).
Fiscal Year 1994-95 Community Develop-
ment Block Grant (CDBG) Application and
submission to the U.S. Department of
Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
Motion by McDermott to approve Items
d. and e. of Deferred Business, auth-
orize City Manager to execute all
necessary documents, subject to City
Attorney review and submit to HUD.
AGR 94-77
AGR 94-78
AGR 94-79
APPROVED
12. NEW BUSINESS
Resolution calling and giving notice of
holding a General Municipal Election for
Ward Nos. 1, 3, 4 and 7 and requesting
the Kern County Board of Supervisors
order consolidation of the election with
the State of California General Election
to be held Tuesday, November 8, 1994.
RES 70-94
Motion by McDermott to adopt Resolution. APPROVED
Bakersfield, California, May 18, 1994 - Page 18
12. NEWBUSINESS continued
ACTION TAKEN
be
Resolutlon authorizing participation in
e Home Mortgage Finance Program in
cooperation with the Housing Authority
of the County of Kern (HACK).
Supplemental Cooperation Agreement
with the Housing Authority of the
County of Kern (HACK).
Motion by McDermott to adopt Resolution
and approve Agreement.
RES 71-94
AGR 94-80
APPROVED
Resolution providing for the adjustment
of property tax revenues upon local
agency jurisdictional change resulting
from Annexation No. 377, LAFCO Proceed-
ing No. 1158, Rosedale No. 5 Annexation.
(Ward 4)
DELETED
13. COUNCIL STATEMENTS
a. Valley Fever Issue. (Brunni)
Motion by Brunni to refer to Inter-
governmental Relations Committee and
the issue be studied by medical pro-
fessionals, scientists and any and
all industries potentially impacted
including a cost benefit analysis for
any measures proposed.
APPROVED
14. ADJOURNMENT
Motion by McDermott at 1:06 a.m. ~ APPROVED
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