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MINUTES
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1994
WORKSHOP - 5:15 P.M. - Council Chambers, City Hall
1501 Truxtun Avenue, Bakersfield
1. ROLL CALL
ACTION TAKEN
Present:
Absent:
Mayor Price, Councilmembers
McDermott, Edwards, DeMond,
Smith, Brunni (seated at 5:27),
Rowles (seated at 5:30), Salvaggio
None
2. DEPARTMENT BUDGET PRESENTATION.
Development Services
Planning Director Hardisty provided an over-
view and slide presentation on the proposed
budget for Development Services Department.
McDermott suggested a Workshop be scheduled
for Council's role in an emergency disaster
situation.
Motion by McDermott to add Closed Session
Item 3. that arose after the agenda was
posted and requires action tonight.
APPROVED
Motion by McDermott to recess to Closed
Session at 5:45 p.m.
APPROVED
Motion by Smith at 6:55 p.m. to continue
Closed Session after the Regular Meeting
tonight.
APPROVED
CLOSED SESSION
Conference with Labor Negotiator, pursuant
to Government Code Section 54957.6, for
1994 Labor Negotiations with city's Chief
Negotiator, Bill Avery, regarding General
Supervisory Unit, Management Unit, Blue &
White Collar Unit, Fire Unit and Fire
Supervisory Unit.
UPDATE
RECEIVED;
NAT
Bakersfield, California, June 1, 1994 - Page 2
CLOSED SESSION continued
ACTION TAKEN
Conference with Legal Counsel (existing
litigation) pursuant to Government Code
Section 54956.9 in the case of Shirley
Mitchell rs. city of Bakersfield, et al.,
Kern County Superior Court Case No.
224130-AEW.
Closed Session Conference with Real Property
Negotiator, pursuant to Government Code Sec-
tion 54956.8 concerning the Convention Center
Hotel Disposition and Development Agreement
for the real property located on the corner
of Truxtun Avenue and Q street, to instruct
the City Manager as to negotiations with John
Q. Hammons regarding the implementation of
the DDA.
BY COUNCIL
CONTINUED 2%97
END OF REGULAR
I..:.:~'./_NG TONI(2:tT
REGULAR MEETING- 7:oo P.M. - Council Chambers, City Hall
1501 Truxtun Avenue, Bakersfield
1. INVOCATION by Rick Roper, Director, First Assembly of God Church
2. PLEDGE OF A' ' ~=GIANCE
3. ROU.. CALL
ACTION TAKE~I
Present:
Absent:
Mayor Price, Councilmembers
McDermott (seated at 8:05),
Edwards, DeMond, Smith, Brunni
(seated at 7:07), Rowles, Salvaggio
None
CLOSED SESSION ACTON
Mayor Price announced Closed Session
action as reflected on Pages 1 & 2.
PRESENTATIONS
Presentation of an Ad Hoc Prevailing
Wage Task Force Report by Dale Hawley,
Chairperson.
PUBUC STATEMENTS
Bruce Keith, Board of Directors, Down-
town Business Association, provided an
update on the Fox Theatre.
Bakersfield, California, June 1, 1994 - Page 3
6. PUBUC STATEMENTS continued
ACTION TAKEN
Bill Jurel spoke regarding a $100
claim against the City.
Mayor instructed city Attorney to
contact Mr. Jurel.
(Public Statements continued on Pages 12 & 14)
APPOINTMENTS
Two (2) appointments to the Central
District Development Agency due to
the resignations of William F. Morea,
term expiring April 22, 1996; and
Charles D. Lindsay, term expiring
April 22, 1998.
Mayor Price nominated Carolyn F.
Einstein and Houghton "Howdy"
Miller Jr.
Motion by Salvaggio to appoint Carolyn
F. Einstein for the position held by
William F. Morea, term to expire April
22, 1996; and Houghton "Howdy" Miller
Jr. for the position held by Charles D.
Lindsay, term to expire April 22, 1998.
APPROVED
ABMCDERMOTT
CONSENTCALENDAR
Voucher Nos. 9244 to 9770 inclusive,
in the amount of $1,780,024.60 and
Self Insurance Voucher Nos. 2358 to
2464 inclusive, in the amount of
$69,246.66.
Minutes of the Workshop, Closed Session
and Regular Meeting of May 18, 1994.
Communication has been received from
Charles D. Lindsay, dated May 10, 1994,
submitting his resignation from the
Central District Development Agency.
(Receive and place on file)
REMOVED FOR
SEPARATE
CONSIDERATION
Bakersfield, California, June 1, 1994 - Page 4
8. CONSENT CALENDAR continued
ACTION TAKEL~
go
Notices of Completion and acceptance
of work:
Contract No. 93-165 with A-C
Electric Company for traffic
signal installation on Old River
Road at White Lane and signal
modification on California Avenue
at New Stine Road/Stockdale High-
way, completed May 12, 1994.
Contract No. 93-166 with Granite
Construction Company for traffic
signal installation on Panama Lane
and South H Street, completed May
17, 1994.
Contract No. 92-228 with DeWalt
Corporation for Tract No. 5416,
Phase 4, landscaping, located on
the northeast corner of Noriega
Road and Jewetta Avenue, completed
April 21, 1994.
Contract No. 94-27 with W.M. Lyles
for Mount Vernon water main exten-
sion, located on Mt. Vernon Avenue,
south of Highway 58, to the Sani-
tation Department's Recycling/Green
Waste Facility and Wastewater
Treatment Plant No. 2, completed
May 1, 1994.
Plans and Specifications for:
Traffic signal and lighting
installation on So. Halfmoon Drive
and Ashe Road. (Wards 4 & 6)
2. Convention Center Hotel. (Ward 2)
3 o
Convention Center Ballroom and
Meeting Rooms. (Ward 2)
Resolution approving the proposal for
AB1220 funds for market development
in the Kern County Recycling Market
Development Zone (RMDZ).
Resolution amending Resolution No.
180-93 adding a Budget Hearing of
the Council for June 22, 1994.
REMOVED FOR
SEPARATE
CONSIDERATION
RES 72-94
RES 73-94
Bakersfield, .california, June 1, 1994 - Page 5 ~, ~7
8. CONSENTCALENDAR continued
ACTION TAKEN
j o
Resolution specifying that Hageman No.
1 Annexation shall, upon annexation,
be included within the Greater Bakers-
field Separation of Grade District and
setting hearing for July 13, 1994 to
hear public testimony. (Ward 4)
Tract Maps and Improvement Agreements:
5720 Partners, for Tract No. 5720,
located at the northeast corner of
Parkview Drive and Campus Park
Court. (Ward 4)
2 o
Delfino Brothers, for Tract No.
5528, Phase 2, located at the
southeast corner of Panama Lane
and Akers Road. (Ward 6)
Stine Road Developers, for Tract
No. 5670, Phase 2, located west
of and adjacent to Stine Road,
south of Harris Road. (Ward 6)
Olive and Coffee Partners, for
Parcel Map No. 10054, located at
the northwest corner of Olive
Drive and Coffee Road. (Ward 4)
Agreement with County of Kern for
National Pollutant Discharge Elimina-
tion System (NPDES), Part 2.
Agreement between City of Bakersfield,
North Kern Water Storage District and
Texaco Inc. for discharge of recycled
water from Oil Field Steaming Opera-
tions into the Beardsley-Lerdo Canal
System.
Accept bid to award Contract to Griffith
Company ($57,775) for the construction
of storm drain on Akers Road between
Thoreson Avenue and Wilson Road. (Ward
6)
Accept bid to award Contract to A-C
Electric ($56,450) for traffic signal
on Buena Vista Road at Stockdale High-
way. (Ward 4)
RES 74-94
AGR 94-81
AGR 94-82
AGR 94-83
AGR 94-84
AGR 94-85
AGR 94-86
AGR 94-87
AGR 94-88
REMOVED FOR
SEPARATE
CONSIDERATION
CON 94-89
CON 94-90
Bakersfield, California, June 1, 1994 - Page 6
8. CONSENTCALENDAR continued
ACTION TAKEN
Do
Accept bid to award Contract to
Patscheck Electric & Construction
($119,800) for construction of Kern
River Parkway Group Picnic Area Land-
scape Irrigation System. (Ward 5)
Accept bids to award Annual Contracts
to Golden State Janitorial Supply (9
items, $1,976.22); National Sanitary
Supply (66 items, $16,465.00).; and
San Joaquin Supply Co. (48 items,
$18,502.98) for janitorial supplies.
(Total: $36,944.20)
Proposed Central District Development
Agency (CDDA) Fiscal Year 1994-95
Budget.
(Staff recommends Council receive and
consider in conjunction with City's
budget process)
REMOVED FOR
SEPARATE
CONSIDERATION
CON 94-91
CON 94-92
CON 94-93
Transfer of $6,000 from Council Con-
tingency to the Fire Department Budget
for City-wide Emergency Preparedness
Exercise.
Motion by DeMond to adopt Items (a) through
(q) of the Consent Calendar, with the excep-
tion of Items b., e.l., k. and n.
APPROVED
AB MCDERMOTT
Minutes of the Workshop, Closed Session
and Regular Meeting of May 18, 1994.
Motion by Brunni to defer Item b. of
the Consent Calendar to the meeting of
June 15. 1994 for corrections.
APPROVED
ABMCDERMOTT
Plans and Specifications for:
1. Traffic signal and lighting
installation on So. Halfmoon Drive
and Ashe Road. (Wards 4 & 6)
Motion by Brunni to adopt Item e.1. of
the Consent Calendar.
APPROVED
AB MCDERMOTT'
Bakersfield, California, June 1, 1994 - Page 7
8. CONSENTCALENDAR continued
ACTION TAKEM
Agreement between City of Bakersfield,
North Kern Water Storage District and
Texaco Inc. for discharge of recycled
water from Oil Field Steaming Opera-
tions into the Beardsley-Lerdo Canal
System.
Rowles absent due to a previous business
relationship.
Motion by DeMond to adopt Item k.
of the Consent Calendar.
AGR 94-94
APPROVED
AB MCDERMOTT
ABSROWLES
Accept bid to award Contract to
Patscheck Electric & Construction
($119,800) for construction of Kern
River Parkway Group Picnic Area Land-
scape Irrigation System. (Ward 5)
Motion by DeMond to reject the bid
and readvertise.
APPROVED
AB MCDERMOt~7
HEARINGS
Fred Porter, Porter-Robertson Engineer-
ing has requested to amend (Carried
over from the Council Meeting of May
18, 1994):
The Metropolitan Bakersfield 2010
General Plan Land Use Element to
Open Space on 104.92 acres, Open
Space-Parks & Recreation Facilities
on 7.62 acres, Estate Residential
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 Harrell
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)
RES 75-94
Bakersfield, California, June 1, 1994 - Page 8
9. HEARINGS continued
ACTION TAKEN
ao 2o
The Kern River Plan Element to 3.1
(Public or Private Recreation
Areas) on 24.07 acres and 5.4
(Residential, 4 units/acre) on
106.31 acres, located north of
State Highway 178, east of Alfred
Harrell 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)
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 along
the Kern River, located north
of Highway 178, east and west
of Rancheria 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)
RES 76-94
FR
FR
RES 77-94
Bakersfield, California, June 1, 1994 - Page 9
9. HEARINGS continued
ACTION TAKEN
a. 4o
Agreement with Quad Engineering
Inc. for change and modification
services to Assessment District
No. 93-1, Northeast Sewer Project.
(Ward 3)
Smith abstained due to property owner-
ship in the Northeast Sewer area.
Planning Director Hardisty provided
background information.
Hearing opened.
Fred Porter, Porter-Robertson Engineer-
ing, representing the applicant spoke
in support of staff recommendation.
Hearing closed.
Terry Schroepfer, Vice President, Quad
Engineering, spoke.
Richard Hargrove, Bond Counsel, Burke,
Williams and Sorenson, spoke.
Motion by DeMond to adopt Resolutions,
give First Reading to Ordinances and
approve Agreement.
AGR 94-95
APPROVED
AB MCDERMO~
ABS SMITH
bo
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 recycl-
ing facilities in the metro area. (GPA
1-94, Segment VI) (Carried over from
the Council meeting of May 18, 1994)
Planning Director Hardisty provided
background information.
No one spoke at hearing. Hearing
closed°
Motion by DeMond to adopt Resolution,
approving the amended measure
recommended by Planning Commission.
DeMond requested mail-outs regard-
ing sanitation be extended beyond
the 300-foot requirement.
RES 78-94
APPROVED
AB MCDERMOTT
Bakersfield, California, June 1, 1994 - Page 10
9. HF_ARIN$$ continued
ACTION TAKEN
Public hearing regarding Assessment
District No. 93-3, California/Oak.
(Resolution of Intention No. 1115)
(Ward 5)
Mayor Price announced this is the
first of two hearings to be held on
this issue, with no action required
tonight. A protest hearing will be
held June 29, 1994.
Barry A. Ross, Attorney, representing
Taco Bell Corporation, distributed
written material and spoke in opposition.
Craig Carver, CalOak Development, spoke
in support.
Richard Hargrove, Bond Counsel, Burke,
Williams and Sorenson, spoke.
Barry A. Ross, representing Taco Bell,
spoke in rebuttal (opposition).
Brunni requested the materials provided
by Mr. Carver be distributed to entire
Council at the protest hearing on June
29, 1994.
Hearing as required by Resolution of
Intention No. 1116 to order the estab-
lishment of Underground Utility District
No. 2, Division 25, Oak Street. (Ward 5)
Public Works Director Rojas provided
background information.
No one spoke at hearing. Hearing
closed.
RES 79-94
Motion by Rowles to adopt Resolution. APPROVED
Bakersfield, California, June 1, 1994 - Page 11
9. HEARINGS continued
ACTION TAKEN
Hearing to consider a Resolution find-
ing that certain weeds, debris and
discarded articles on the properties
listed below constitutes a public
nuisance and directing the Fire Chief
to abate such nuisance.
WARD 1:
WARD 2:
WARD 3:
WARD 6:
WARD ?:
1504 Virginia; West of 1200
Gorrill; 1420 Gorrill (vacant
house); 400 Lakeview; 1409
Potomac; 1318 Potomac.
828 Monterey; 1311 24th
Street; 2531 Bank Street.
6016 Auburn Oaks; North of
3405 Stoneybrook; 6309 Canyon
View; 6513 Highland Knolls;
6512 Canyon View.
4604 Hahn; East of Sara Jane
& Nuggett.
2900 Wilson; 1500 Pacheco,
Space #60.
Hearing opened.
Fire Prevention Inspector DeMarco
requested the following properties be
removed because they are in compliance:
West of 1200 Gorrill; 400 Lakeview;
1409 Potomac; 2531 Bank Street; 6016
Auburn Oaks; North of 3405 Stoneybrook;
6309 Canyon View; 6413 Highland Knolls;
6512 Canyon View; 4604 Hahn; East of
Sara Jane & Nuggett; and 1500 Pacheco,
Space #60.
Hearing closed.
Salvaggio advised that 2900 Wilson is
in Ward 6, not Ward 7. Fire Inspector
DeMarco will make that correction.
Smith requested Acting Fire Chief
recommend a deterrent for repeat
offender property owners.
RES 80-94
Motion by Edwards to adopt Resolution
confirming the Report of the Fire
Chief.
APPROVED,
Bakersfield, California, June 1, 1994 - Page 12
10. REPORTS
ACTION TAKE~
Legislative and Litigation Committee
Report No. 2-94 regarding Proceedings
Before the Public Utilities Commission
regarding Marzolf rs. Pacific Gas &
Electric.
PUBUC STATEMENTS continued
The following individuals spoke
in opposition to the report
recommendations:
Kim Mayberry, Campus Park resident;
Brenda Abrams, Campus Park resident.
10.
REPORTS continued
a. Motion by Smith to accept Report
and implement recommendations.
WITHDRAWN
Motion by McDermott to discuss
this issue in Closed Session.
NAT
Motion by Brunni to accept Report
and refer recommendations to Closed
Session as an Item that arose after
the agenda was posted and requires
action tonight.
NAT
Amended motion by Brunni to accept
Report.
APPROVED
Amended motion by Brunni to add the
report recommendations as a Closed
Session item that arose after the
agenda was posted and requires action
tonight to possibly initiate litigation.
APPROVED
NS EDWARDS
Bakersfield, California, June 1, 1994 - Page 13
11 . DEFERRED BUSINESS
ACTION TAKEH
Ordinance amending Title 17 of the
Bakersfield Municipal Code and Zoning
Map No. 103-12 by changing the zoning
from Residential Suburban to Agricul-
ture on 13.59 acres located in north-
east Bakersfield approximately one mile
southeast of Alfred Harre11 Highway and
one and one-half miles north of the
intersection of State Highway 178 and
Fairfax Road. (location of proposed
cogeneration plant) (GPA 1-94, Segment
II, ZC 5542) (Ward 3) (First Reading
May 18, 1994)
Motion by DeMond to adopt Ordinance.
ORD 3592
APPROVED
NS SMITH
BRUNNI
ABS MCDERMOTT
Ordinance amending Title 17 of the
Bakersfield Municipal Code and Zoning
Map No. 102-32 by changing the zoning
from Neighborhood Commercial and
Regional commercial to One Family
Dwelling on 14.1 net acres, located at
the southeast corner of Brimhall and
Calloway Drive. (GPA 1-94, Segment IV,
ZC 5543) (Ward 4) (First Reading May
18, 1994)
Motion by Brunni to adopt Ordinance.
12. NEWBUSINESS
Ordinance amending Section 16.20.100 of
the Bakersfield Municipal Code relating
to statement on maps of city Surveyor.
Acting City Attorney Skousen provided
background information.
Resolution designating Partisan District,
City of Minsk, Republic of Belarus, as a
sister City to City of Bakersfield under
the International Sister city Program.
ORD 3593
APPROVED
ABS MCDERMO~
FR
RES 81-94
Bakersfield, California, June 1, 1994 - Page 14
6. PUBUC STATEMENTS continued
ACTION TAKEN
bo
Cathi Chrisco, President, BaKersfield
Sister City Board, urged Council to
approve the proposed Sister City
Resolution and introduced Maxim Kubrik
and his mother, Ludmilla Kubrik from
Belarus; and George Ogden, Vice Presi-
dent in charge of Minsk.
12. NEWBUSINESS continued
b. Motion by McDermott to adopt Resolution.
APPROVED
Agreement with Bakersfield Occupational
Medical Group to administer the city's
Physical Assessment Program.
Assistant City Manager Stinson provided
background information.
Motion by Edwards to approve Agreement.
AGR 94-96
APPROVED
do
Agreement with Willard B. Christiansen,
M.D. Inc. for City Physician Services.
Assistant City Manager Stinson provided
background information.
Salvaggio and Edwards encouraged staff
to bring this issue to the bargaining
table in the future.
DeMond requested her concerns be
responded to:
1)
2)
Is a dual provider necessary
(Items c. & d.); why would the
employees want their City Physician
and their assessing doctor be the
same?
Employee satisfaction: Are there
employees that have requested a
doctor other than Dr. Christiansen;
has the Bargaining Unit been asked;
Do the employees want dual providers?
AGR 94-97
Motion by Salvaggio to recognized Dr. APi~OV~D
Michael Davies to speak.
Bakersfield, California, June 1, 1994 - Page 15
12. NEWBUSINESS continued
ACTION TAKEN
Brunni abstained due to a conflict
regarding her employment.
Dr. Michael Davies, Medical Director,
Bakersfield Occupational Medical Group,
clarified that his group is not a part
of Bakersfield Family Medical Center.
Motion by DeMond to recognize Richard
Watkins to speak.
APPROVED
Richard Watkins, B-FLAG, answered ques-
tions by DeMond.
Motion by McDermott to approve Agreement.
APPROVED
NS EDWARDS
DEMOND
ABS BRUNNI
13. COUNCIL STATEMENTS
McDermott reiterated comments regarding the
Fox Theatre; the Downtown Business Associa-
tion should be contacted within the next
week if persons are interested in funding
to save the theatre.
McDermott mentioned his agenda was printed
double.
Salvaggio requested Public Works respond to
his referrals on:
7)
2)
3)
4)
Complaints he is receiving on parking on
Hendricks Lane (previously referred to
as Houchin Road) in front of the apart-
ments.
Alcohol Recovery Facility complaints;
Elimination of U-turns on South H
Street, between Planz and Wilson Roads.
The Speed bump issue; has the letter
been sent out?; full Council needs to
act on this issue right away; requested
speed bumps on Parsons Lane.
Brunni requested staff hold a meeting with
surrounding property owners in the Windsong
Development regarding complaints on a make-
shift road behind the development. Anna
Miller is the contact person.
Bakersfield, California, June 1, 1994 - Page 16
13. COUNCIL STATEMENTS continued
ACTION TAKEiN
Rowles advised that the speed bump issue
has left committee, a letter has been mailed
out and asked what date the public hearing
has been scheduled for. Secretary Welty
advised that the hearing has been scheduled
for July 13, 1994.
Rowles commented on correspondence from
Mrs. Eck, dated May 13, 1994, being con-
tacted by the City Attorney's Office
regarding an infraction for handing out
leaflets in parking lots. Acting City
Attorney Skousen responded to his concerns.
Salvaggio related his concerns regarding
citizens receiving legal correspondence
from City Departments and the department
actually witnessing the violation 'committed.
Rowles commented on citizen violations.
Acting City Attorney Skousen explained the
standard procedure for correspondence on
citizen violation complaints (i.e. distri-
bution of leaflets on vehicles)
Motion by McDermott to reconvene to Closed
Session at 9:50 p.m.
APPROVED
CLOSED SESSION continued
Closed Session Conference with Real Property
Negotiator, pursuant to Government Code Sec-
tion 54956.8 concerning the Convention Center
Hotel Disposition and Development Agreement
for the real property located on the corner
of Truxtun Avenue and Q street, to instruct
the City Manager as to negotiations with John
Q. Hammons regarding the implementation of
the DDA.
Conference with Legal Counsel, pursuant to
Government Code Section 54956.9(b) regarding
determination whether to initiate litigation
to intervene in the case of Marzolf rs.
Pacific Gas & Electric.
WORK TOBEGIN
JUNE 13, 1994
ON HOTEL
AGE 94-273
CITY ATTORNEY
INSTRUCTED TO
CONTACT AND
PI~3V1DEAgSI.5'~-.
ANCE
Motion by McDermott to adjourn Closed APPROVED
Session at 10:30 p.m.
Bakersfield, California, June 1, 1994 - Page 17
REGULAR MEETING continued
ACTION TAKEN
Mayor Price announced the reconvening of
the Regular Meeting at 10:31 p.m.
Mayor Price announced the Closed Session
action on Item 4, as reflected on Page 16;
and City Manager Tandy read a prepared
statement on Closed Session Item 3. regard-
ing the Convention Center Hotel DDA.
14. ADJOURNMENT
Motion by McDermott at 10:35 p.m. APPROVED
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CITY CLERK and Ex Officio Clerk of the
Council of the City of Bakersfield, CA
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