HomeMy WebLinkAbout04/22/87 MINUTES RABakersfield, California, April 22, 1987
Minutes of
Agency of the City of
Chambers of City Hall
the Special Meeting of the Redevelopment
Bakersfield, California, held in the Council
at 5:15 p.m., April 22, 1987.
The meeting was called to order by Acting Chairman
Childs, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance and Invocation by
Agency Member Moore.
Councilmember Christensen requested clarification of
Mason's Rules of Order relative to the Pledge of Allegiance.
Acting Chairman Childs stated for the record that Agency
Member Christensen would be recognized following the roll call.
The City Clerk called the roll as follows:
Present: Agency Members Childs, Christensen, Dickerson, Moore,
Salvaggio, Smith
Absent: Agency Members Ratty
In answer to Agency Member Christensen's inquiry, City
Attorney Oberholzer explained that the Pledge of Allegiance is a
ceremonial matter, not necessarily contained in the rules of order.
The Redevelopment Agency adopted the Amended Bylaws in 1983 pro-
viding that Mason's Manual of Legislative Procedure be used.
Attorney Oberholzer also explained to Agency Member Christensen
that the Redevelopment Agency meeting of April 8, 1987, was ad-
journed due to lack of a quorum.
MINUTES
Agency Member Christensen requested the Minutes of the
April 8, 1987, meeting be amended to include his statements re-
garding appointment of Acting Chairman Childs as Redevelopment
Agency Chairman.
Acting Chairman Childs requested the amendment to the
minutes of April 8, 1987, include City Attorney Oberholzer's re-
ply to Agency Member Christensen's remarks.
Upon a motion by Agency Member Dickerson, approval of
the Minutes of the Special Meeting of March 10, 1987, and the
Regular Meetings of March 11, 1987, and April 8, 1987, was
deferred to the meeting of May 6, 1987.
CORRESPONDENCE
Upon a motion by Agency Member Moore, staff was directed
to work with the Bakersfield Art Foundation and report back in
reply to communication received from the Bakersfield Art Founda-
tion Board of Directors, dated April 1, 1987, regarding the acqui-
sition and rehabilitation of certain property at 2020 "K" Street.
AGENCY STATEMENTS
Discussion and Appointment of Redevelop-
ment Agency Chairman.
Upon Agency Member Christensen's request (made prior to
Adjournment, page 10), all comments regarding Redevelopment Agency
Chairman are entered into the record as follows:
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: Mr. Dickerson.
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AGENCY MEMBER DICKERSON: The last Agency meeting I requested that
the City Attorney's Office give the Agency a written opinion on the
actions ta~ken by Mr. Childs as Chairman, acting as he were, whether
we should take some further action, ~since we hadn't approved him
as Chairman, he is signing documents and so forth, whether that
some other appropriate action was taken. That's one issue. Two,
I think separate of that we need to appoint a, officially sanction
or approve a Chairman to the Redevelopment Agency. I raised this
question at the last Agency meeting and I think that's appropriate.
And I would like to, I think the Agency needs to make an official
choice and so I brought that for discussion and for action.
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: Thank you. Mr. Oberholzer, do you have a
answer to his first question?
CITY ATTORNEY OBERHOLZER: Chairman Childs, the research indicated
that in November, 1985, or shortly after that election, November,
1985, when the Redevelopment Agency met, there was proposed nomi-
nation, or there was a nomination made, I believe, of Council-
member Moore to be the Chairman of the Redevelopment Agency. Six
persons voted. At that time, Vice-Mayor Barton had been, prior to
the November election, had been Chairman of the Redevelopment
Agency. The motion failed by a three to three tie and I believe
at that time you assumed the seat as the Acting Chairman and con-
ducted the remainder of that particular meeting, and since then no
election has been held. The Bylaws provide that elections will be
held in November of each year for the election of a Chairman who
will serve for one year. No election having been held and the
Redevelopment Agency continuing to act, the question was asked
whether or not the documents signed by the Acting Chairman were
valid documents and the answer to that question is, yes, they are.
The test, the litmus test that's used with respect to that is
whether or not the Agency actually took the action that the Chair-
man signed that that Agency did take. And consequently, the fact
that you've been Acting Chairman and that issue received the
acquisience of this body, that would not invalidate any of the
documents that had been signed.
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: Thank you, Mr. Oberholzer. Mr. Dicker-
son. You still have the floor, sir.
AGENCY MEMBER DICKERSON: I've just raised this for discussion. I
would like to hear from other Councilmembers as to what action
they would like to take, if any, on this issue. Last week, I'm
sorry, last Agency meeting we, the Agency, some of the members
wanted this as an agenda item if we were going to discuss it.
I've taken the opportunity to put it as an agenda item. And so I
think we ought to resolve the issue
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: What issue?
AGENCY MEMBER DICKERSON:
on the agenda.
or taking up the rest of the business
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: What issue, Mr.
AGENCY MEMBER DICKERSON: Selecting of a Chairman.
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: Okay, fine. You have no problem with
his, with his estimation?
AGENCY MEMBER DICKERSON: No. As long, I mean, my concern was
that we get an official determination by our legal staff what
position we were in in that concern, and I'm satisfied with that.
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: Okay. Mr. Moore.
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AGENCY MEMBER MOORE: Mr. Chairman, through the Chair, a question
of the Attorney. On the next agenda this evening, under the
Council, Item 13.b., as I recall, is to discuss whether the Agency
will be going to remain as it is with this body acting in both
capacities, or if that will be given to the community as desig-
nated by the Mayor and confirmed by the Council. My question is,
if that were to take place, would any action that we take this
evening be kind of a, would it be a moot point, or do you see a
need that we, is there any legal need that we should address the
Chairmanship at this time?
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: Mr. Oberholzer.
CITY ATTORNEY OBERHOLZER: Chairman Childs and Agency Member
Moore, if the Council decides to approve names submitted by the
Mayor for the Redevelopment Agency, that would enact or make
effective the Ordinance that you previously adopted and it becomes
effective at the time that the Resolution becomes effective, and
the Resolution would become effective immediately upon adoption by
the City Council. So if that took place this evening, the issue
of a Chairman for the rest of this meeting would not be moot, but
you can judge that any way you want to as to the effectiveness of
the Chairman after that point. He would have no affect any longer
because there would be no Redevelopment Agency.
AGENCY MEMBER MOORE: One additional question. Should this body
address this issue and have a nomination and should that nomina-
tion, whomever it might be, end in a three-three deadlock, would
Mr. Childs continue to be the Acting Chairman?
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: Mr. Oberholzer.
CITY ATTORNEY OBERHOLZER: Well, Chairman Childs and Member Moore,
that's up to this body.
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS:
a three-three deadlock,
that do?
I think the question was, if it ended in
what, would this Chair still, what would
CITY ATTORNEY OBERHOLZER: Well, it's, you're in a real predica-
ment because of the fact the Chairman had never been elected, but
assumed it, and therefore, the body acquiescent is acting as
Chairman, but in fact, you only have an Acting Chairman and it's
up to this body. If this body wants to allow you to continue to
act, you can. If not, you don't have a Chairman for the meeting
and you don't have a meeting. So that's the stage that you're in
if the body feels that you're not qualified to sit there. So
that's what it ultimately comes down to. The body can determine
whether or not they want to conduct business this evening if
they're unable to elect a Chairman.
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: I love your explanation, but I wish you
wouldn't put in "if I wasn't qualified". That hasn't been the
issue at all. But we'll go from there. Evidently for two years
they must have assumed that I was qualified because they allowed
me to sit here. When they decided that they didn't want me to sit
here, it appears to be that they were dissatisfied with me not
voting to fire the City Manager, and now everything, all the ac-
tions and relationships of this Chair, or Acting Chair, has come
to pass. But I assure you, my esteemed colleagues, and the people
of the City of Bakersfield, they are not as naive as they think
they are. The Chair of this Agency is not important to me. The
progress of this Agency towards accomplishing something that the
City wants, wants it to accomplish. I believe . Mr. Moore and
then Mr. Dickerson.
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AGENCY MEMBER MOORE: Mr. Chairman, in view of this other issue
coming forward this evening and not knowing what the result of
that might be, and in that this Agency has been affected, has been
conducting its business effectively, and I certainly would give a
vote of confidence to the Acting Chairman or the Chairman, I would
make a motion at this time that we not address this issue but to
continue to function and defer this until such time as we know
just what the direction of the body might be, rather than putting
the communi~ty through any, anything for no reason, I would offer
we delay or defer this item.
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: There's a motion on the floor. Any
questions?
AGENCY MEMBER DICKERSON: I'd like to speak to the motion.
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: Please, Mr. Dickerson.
AGENCY MEMBER DICKERSON: On the, at the last Agency meeting, I
should say at the last Council meeting, I asked the Clerk to place
an item on the Agenda to select private community members to serve
on the Agency, precisely to avoid these type of personality con-
flicts that arise when you have people working from a political
atmosphere, trying to take these positions. We're in a crossroads
when it comes to issues facing the Agency. We've approved some
wonderful projects which will be built and executed and to get
bogged down into a discussion of Chairmanship because there are
strong-willed individuals I think hurts the development community
and the focus that we have had. So I'm hopeful that at the
Council meeting this evening that we will appoint a private
Agency, members from the community to serve as representatives on
a board of non-elected individuals to serve as the Agency. So
perhaps to get us over the hurdle of this issue this evening I
would like to make a substitute motion to Mr. Moore's motion that
we appoint an Agency Acting Chairman for this meeting and based
upon that resolution, we can conduct this meeting in that, hope-
fully, on a harmonious note, then go in and discuss as City
Council members whether we want to go to a private, non-elected
Agency board. So I would like to either ask Mr. Moore to withdraw
his motion, or I'm prepared to offer a substitute motion that we
appoint a Chairman for this Agency meeting and then we can resolve
these issues and get on with this agenda for this particular
Redevelopment Agency, end this meeting and then go on again in
discussion at the Council meeting. And I would like to nominate
Mr. Childs to serve as the Acting Chairman for this meeting.
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: Mr. Moore, I think you heard Mr. Dicker-
son's, I hope you heard Mr. Dickerson's motion, and also, did you
ask him to withdraw his motion, or is this a substitute motion?
AGENCY MEMBER DICKERSON:
simplest.
It does . I mean, whatever is
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS:
is a substitute motion.
Mr. Moore.
Well, the proper procedure for his motion
Any questions on the substitute motion?
AGENCY MEMBER MOORE: Mr. Chairman, a question, just to be sure I
understand the significance of the motion. Is the motion that Mr.
Childs would only be the Chairman this evening, or are you, is
your motion that he would become the Acting Chairman of the body
until such time as there would be no longer any need for it, or
someone else becomes that person?
AGENCY MEMBER DICKERSON: Mr. Chairman? Just
meeting, and it would end at the conclusion of
would have to select a new one. If the Agency
present makeup we would have to choose another
meeting.
for the, this
the meeting. We
continued in its
one the next
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ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: Any other comments by the Agency? I have
a comment. Mr. Moore, continue, then Mrs. Smith.
AGENCY MEMBER MOORE: I guess I would have to say, while I cer-
tainly support the Chair, I think that's what's going to, would
happen, whether or not we did this, so I'm not supportive of the
substitute motion, but would readdress the original motion.
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: I'm going to make a comment, then Mrs.
Smith. I'm in a Catch-22 position. If I don't vote for myself, I
don't think I'm doing a good job. If I do vote for myself, I'm
being conceited, and if I abstain, I don't know if I'm doing a
good job or not. So I'll, for the record, I'll tell you that I'm
not going to be put in a trap again. I'm going to vote against
the substitute motion, not because I don't think I'm qualified,
because I believe the status, that we should maintain the status
quo. I also, there's a strong possibility that at the Bakersfield
City Council meeting that we will no longer have an Agency. I am
not supportive of that. I think that we are doing ourselves a
disservice. If, if, we would have responsible people serving on
this Agency, I would fight to the death to keep it as a City
Council. In good conscious, by this fiasco that's going on right
now, we have proven that we are not capable of serving as a
Redevelopment Agency. I believe, I don't want the members that
are sitting out there in this audience that have many, many dol-
lars involved in the redevelopment of this City, and many hours
involved in trying to bring respectability to this Agency and to
the City, are being disserviced. This is an election year. We
continue to talk about our agendas and how much we care about the
City. I could be very detri I could say some very negative
things about my colleague but, my colleagues, it won't serve a
purpose. But I can't support the motion and I'm going to support
the original motion by Mr. Moore. Mrs. Smith and then Mr.
Christensen.
AGENCY MEMBER SMITH: Mr. Childs. Very simply, I cannot support
the substitute motion either. I feel that Mr. Childs is doing a
very good job as the Chairman of the Redevelopment Agency and I
would like to postpone in order to see what happens tonight.
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: Thank you. Mr. Christensen and then Mr.
Dickerson.
AGENCY MEMBER CHRISTENSEN: I'd like to make a constructive con-
tribution to this discussion. In March of '86, Mr. Dickerson,
myself and Mr. Childs went down to San Diego and visited the pri-
vate Agency in San Diego, and we spent considerable amount of
time, Mr. Dickerson one day and Mr. Childs and I the next day,
with Jerry Krimble, who is Executive Vice-President of City Center
Development Corporation. In fact, we went down on the 15th, I
mean, excuse me, in March, and on the 15th of April, after I had a
terrible sales job getting permission to bring him up here, but I
begged and begged to bring Mr. Krimble up here so the Council and
the rest of the people, some of you sitting in the audience, I
believe Mr. Reed was there, and so forth, and tried to sell the
idea of the private Agency, because here you have a man that's
proven that the private Agency has been a dynamic success in
Glendale, and in Phoenix, Arizona, and in San Diego, and a lot of
places. And you remember, he was the private Executive Vice-
President of this City Center Development Corporation of San
Diego. And he showed us slides, he gave us a very worthwhile talk
and we broke a few little hors d'oeuvres with him, and so forth,
and then had a question/answer and more discussion. And then when
it came time to vote it was dead. No way would they bring him up
here, I mean would we adopt the private Agency. A very vociferous
speech was made by Mr. Childs and in no way would he give up that
he was voted to represent the private Redevelopment Corporation
and he was going to do it and nobody else was going to have it.
And so that, plus other ones on the Council, was enough to ding it
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and as a result we've been struggling for a year with this. Now I've
given you the setting and facts behind it. Tonight in Council I'm
going to push and vote real hard for a private Agency that I have
wanted now for over a year. And I hope to God it occurs. And if
it doesn't, I'm gonna do like a man that run for City Council in
this City. He was legally qualified to run for Council, yet he's
unable to fulfill the duties that go along with the Council, and
he holds a doctor's degree, yet he cannot serve
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: Please, please make your comments rela-
tive to the motion. I'm not gonna sit here and have you attack
any member of the Council or Agency.
AGENCY MEMBER CHRISTENSEN: My comments are relative to the motion.
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: You may continue.
AGENCY MEMBER CHRISTENSEN: You make your comments.
comments.
I'm making my
ACTING CHAIKMAN CHILDS: Please continue, Mr. Christensen.
AGENCY MEMBER CHRISTENSEN: Yes, I shall. And as a result, one
reason we're in so difficulty with the three-three vote is because
this gentleman is not here. That would be the seventh man. And
that's the way it's been all the way down the tube, as he's not
here, because he can't vote. And so don't blame all the trouble
on this Council. Blame it on people that are elected to the
Council that can't serve the duties of the Council. Now, I'll let
you take over with your hammer.
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: Thank you. It's always nice for someone
to bring a little laughter to the Agency, but it's unfortunate,
it's continually every meeting, everything is funny when this
individual is stopping the growth and development of this City.
There are also three other members on the Agency and the Council
who, because of their employment, can't vote on certain issues.
He didn't attack any of those and I appreciate that. In the mean-
time, Madam Clerk, what is the motion that's on the floor?
CITY CLERK WILLIAMS: I have a substitute motion by Agency Member
Dickerson to appoint an Acting Chairman, Agency Chairman, for to-
night's meeting only, and he nominated Mr. Childs.
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: Thank you. I believe everyone has had
ample time to
AGENCY MEMBER DICKERSON: Point of order.
ognize me after Mr.
You were going to rec-
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: Excuse me. Mr. Moore, did you have
another . Then Mr. Dickerson, please.
AGENCY MEMBER DICKERSON: Okay. Mr. Chairman, you were going to
recognize me, and you stated that for the record.
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: Thank you. You're recognized. Please
continue.
AGENCY MEMBER DICKERSON: And then you didn't recognize me.
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: Okay. Please continue, Mr.
AGENCY MEMBER DICKERSON: I would like to withdraw my motion and
make a motion, because we have taken this position by the Agency
of being involved in this issue, to simply adjourn the meeting
until after the Council meeting this evening. So I'd like to
withdraw my motion because of that.
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ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: Thank you. Motion to
AGENCY MEMBER DICKERSON:
until after the Council
And I would make a motion to adjourn
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: I don't believe you can make can he
make a motion . okay, please. What's your motion, Mr. Dickerson?
AGENCY MEMBER DICKERSON: That's precisely, Mr. Childs, why you're
serving as Chairman. It becomes annoying because you make rulings
which are not correct and which aren't beneficial to us.
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: Thank you. And that's why, Mr. Dickerson,
you're making a grandstand play in an election year.
AGENCY MEMBER DICKERSON: We're not making Just, just a
minute, Mr. Childs.
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: For three years
AGENCY MEMBER DICKERSON: Mr. Childs
NOTE: At the Council meeting of May 20, 1987, upon a motion by
Councilmember Childs, this paragraph (Paragraph Nine from Page
Seven) was deleted from these Minutes by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmembers Childs,
Noes: Councilmembers Moore,
Abstain: Councilmember Ratty
Absent: Councilmember Smith
Christensen, Dickerson
Salvaggio
AGENCY MEMBER DICKERSON: Point, point of order. This isn't ger-
main to the discussion, sir. You won't let Mr. Christensen do
this. You don't berate other Agency Members. It's not product-
ive. You're grandstanding. Let's don't do it. I made a motion
to adjourn. It takes precedence.
AGENCY MEMBER CHRISTENSEN: Good-bye, good-bye.
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: There's a motion to adjourn. Any ques-
tions that we can that's it. Let's have a roll call vote.
Madam Clerk. The motion to adjourn. Mr. Oberholzer, do we have
quorum?
AGENCY MEMBER DICKERSON: You have four members, Chairman.
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: Thank you. Have everyone logged in their
votes? Who do we need? We need . . Motion failed. We do not
have a quorum now, or do we have a quorum? It's four members
here, five members. Mr. Salvaggio.
AGENCY MEMBER SALVAGGIO: Yeah, why don't we move this
Let's vote on these motions that are before us and get
business at hand.
Agenda?
on with the
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: There's a motion on the floor. The sub-
stitute motion failed. The motion on the floor that we maintain,
am I correct, the status quo for the night, and that we don't
elect a Chair, or don't repeat your motion, Mr. Moore.
AGENCY MEMBER MOORE: My motion was that we defer
of this subject until it needs to be addressed at
and continue with the meeting.
any continuance
some later time
ACTING CHAIRMAN CHILDS: Thank you. Any questions on the motion?
Let's all Another roll call vote please and lock in your vote
please. Everybody. Let the record show that as of, that the
motion passed unanimously. Four members, four to four, two mem-
bers absent. I thank everyone here, and may we move on with the
Agenda. Madam Clerk, Item 5a, please.
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PUBLIC STATEMENTS
Fred MeKenna, Vice President Community First Bank, 1810
Chester Avenue, spoke regarding a development proposal for 19th
and "K" Streets.
Ken Reed, President Downtown Business Association and
Chairman of the Steering Committee for the 19th Street Specific
Plan, spoke regarding 19th and "K" Parking Facility.
CONSENT CALENDAR
The following item was listed on the Consent Calendar:
Approval of Warrant Nos. 200 through 233 inclu-
sive, in the amount of $400,446.21.
Upon a motion by Agency Member Moore, Item (a) of the
Consent Calendar was adopted by the following vote:
Ayes:
Noes:
Absent:
Agency Members Childs, Christensen,
Salvaggio, Smith
None
Agency Member Ratty
Dickerson, Moore,
NEW BUSINESS
Action on Evidence of Financing for City
Center Project submitted by Mosesian
Development Corporation.
Upon a motion by Agency Member christensen, evidence
submitted by Mosesian Development Corporation for financing of
City Center Project was approved.
the
Adoption of Resolution No. RA5-87 of the
Redevelopment Agency of the City of
Bakersfield making annual finding that it
is necessary to deposit into the housing
fund less than the amount required by
statute.
Upon a motion by Agency Member Salvaggio, Resolution No.
RA5-87 of the Redevelopment Agency of the City of Bakersfield was
adopted by the following vote:
Ayes:
Noes:
Absent:
Agency Members Childs, Christensen, Dickerson,
Salvaggio, Smith
None
Agency Member Ratty
Moore,
Guidelines for removing signs on Unoccu-
pied Downtown Businesses.
Upon a motion by Agency Member Moore,
to draft guidelines governing the treatment or
on unoccupied downtown buildings.
staff was directed
removal of signage
Staff Presentation by Executive Director
regarding the status of various projects
and the establishments of priorities re-
garding the development of these projects.
City Manager Caravalho presented an outline of the Com-
munity First Bank parking structure, Banducci Enterprises Office
Complex and Bergen and Guay Office Development.
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Development Proposal for Community First
Bank Administrative Center at 18th and
Chester with a 650 space parking structure
with ground level commercial at 19th and
"K" Streets.
Upon a motion by Agency Member Moore, conceptual discus-
sions with principal of Development Proposal for Community First
Bank Administrative Center parking structure at 19th and "K"
Streets will continue.
Development Proposal from Banducci Enter-
prises to expand Office Complex located
at "P" Street and Truxtun Avenue.
Richard Monje, City Center Associates representative,
and Lawrence Guay of Bergen & Guay, spoke regarding the City Cen-
ter Project.
Upon a motion by Agency Member Moore, the meeting was
recessed at 7:00 p.m., to resume after the City Council Meeting
convenes. The meeting reconvened at 8:25 p.m.
Deputy City Manager Strenn read a letter from Paul F.
Belton, 7712 Eastlorne Court, dated April 22, 1987, as follows:
With respect to the proposed asbestos abatement
project at the Bakersfield Civic Center, I request
that you consider the following information:
The minimum wages to be paid to the abatement
contractor's employees on this proposed project
are much higher than necessary because the City
did not request a "special" wage determination
from the Director of Industrial Relations.
If the City had
mination, it is
for an asbestos
per hour.
received a "special" deter-
likely that the minimum wage
removal worker would be $6.75
Since a "special" determination has not been
issued, the minimum wage to be paid is approxi-
mately $22.60 per hour.
I think the cost of this project will be sig-
nificantly lower if the City will apply for a
"special" wage determination prior to awarding
a contract.
The bid specifications for this project appar-
ently do not meet the contractor release crite-
rion of 0.01 fibers per cubic centimeter as
recommended by the U. S. Environmental Protection
Agency and the State of California, Department
of General Services, Office of Local Assistance.
I feel this issue should be looked into further.
Award of Bids - Asbestos Removal in Civic
Auditorium.
Upon a motion by Acting Chairman Childs, low bid of
$257,325.00 from APC Contractors, Inc., P. O. Box 12501, Fresno,
for asbestos removal in Civic Auditorium, was accepted with the
condition of final approval by the City Manager.
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Demolition of Rudnick Meat Packing Plant
Upon a motion by Agency Member Salvaggio, an Agreement
with Valley Tree and Construction for demolition of the old
Rudnick Meat Packing Plant was approved at an amount not to exceed
$20,000 and the Executive Director was authorized to execute the
Agreement.
Development Proposal from Banducci Enter-
prises to expand Office Complex located
at "F" Street and Truxtun Avenue.
Upon a motion by Agency Member Dickerson, the Develop-
ment Proposal from Banducci Enterprises to expand Office Complex
located at "F" Street and Truxtun Avenue was deferred to the next
Council meeting.
Analysis of the proposed Bergen & Guay
office development project located on
the northwest corner of Eye and Truxtun
Avenue.
Upon a motion by Agency Member Dickerson, the Analysis
of the proposed Bergen & Guay office development project located
on the northwest corner of Eye and Truxtun Avenue was deferred to
the next Council meeting.
Agency Member Christensen requested the Clerk to include
in the record the complete discussion regarding Agency Statement
item, Discussion and Appointment of Redevelopment Agency Chairman.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business to come before the Re-
development Agency, upon a motion by Agency Member Dickerson, the
meeting was adjourned at 8:30 p.m.
ATTEST:
Childs, Acting Chairman
Bakersfield Redevelopment Agency
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