06-16-1992 - Regular Meeting - Minutes•
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REGULAR MEETING
WEST COVINA CITY COUNCIL
June 16, 1992
The regular meeting of --.the West Covina City Council was called to order by Mayor
Manners at 7:30 pm in the City'Hall Council Chambers, 1444 W. Garvey Avenue -,West
Covina. The Invocation was given by Mayor Manners and the Pledge of Allegiance
was led by Mayor Pro Tem Jennings.
ROLL CALL Mayor Manners, Mayor Pro Tem Jennings, Councilmembers
Herfert, McFadden, Wong
Others Present: Starbird, Wylie, Orr, Hanna, Collier, Haley, Thomas, Panas .
Salazar, Jones, Greene, Nagel, Keating, Glover, Miller,
Hoppe, Koniarsky, Holler, Leavitt, Berry
APPROVAL OF MINUTES Motion by Jennings, seconded by McFadden to approve the
minutes of -March 3, 1992. Motion carried with Wong
abstaining.
Motion by Wong, seconded by McFadden, and unanimously
carried to approve the minutes of May 27, 1992.
PRESENTATIONS Mayor Manners presented MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY DAY (6/27/92)
proclamation to John Hughes.who announced their June 22nd
golf tournament.
Fourth of July Co-chair Katherine Castucci announced the
winning theme of the parade, "Salute To Independence"
and made a,presentation to Edward Espinoza (high school
student) for the entry. It was accepted by Edward's
uncle on his behalf.
City Manager Starbird and Mayor Pro Tem Jennings discussed
their recent trip to Sacramento. In light of the impending
cuts of state subventions to assist the state legislature
in balancing the state's budget, it was imperative that
the legislators understand the seriousness of such action
to municipalities,
HEARING ORDINANCE FOR ADOPTION - 1991 EDITIONS OF CODES RELATING
-TO RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS IN THE CITY
1991 Code,'Editions City Clerk Berry verified the affidavit of publication.
Mayor Manners opened the hearing and the staff report was
presented by Building and Safety Director Glover."
Mayor Manners opened the public testimony portion of the
Public Testimony hearing and asked for comments favoring the adoption of
In Favor: the standardized codes by reference. No one addressed
Council. She then asked for comments in opposition, and
none the following spoke:
In Opposition: Mike Mohajer, 378 S. Hillward, recommended the City
Mike Mohajer adopt Section -308(c)^ofithe':County Building Code (pert-+4.
taining to building near landfills) if West Covina didn't
already have something similar:-.
Public Testimony_ closed There being no other speakers, Mayor Manners closed
the public testimony portion of the hearing.
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Building & Safety Director Glover responded to the comment.
He stated that he would review and report back to Council
regarding the County's code section.— .
City Clerk presented:
Ordinance 1903 -
ORDINANCE NO. 1903 - AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL
adopting by reference
OF THE CITY OF WEST COVINA, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING CHAPTER 7,
standard codes
ARTICLES II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, IX, DIVISION Q, ARTICLE
XIII AND CHAPTER 10, ARTICLE II OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE
RELATING TO THE ADOPTION OF THE 1991 EDITIONS OF THE '
UNIFORM BUILDING CODE AND STANDARDS, UNIFORM FIRE CODE
AND STANDARDS, UNIFORM CODE FOR ABATEMENT OF DANGEROUS
BUILDINGS, UNIFORM HOUSING CODE, UNIFORM MECHANICAL CODE,
UNIFORM PLUMBING CODE, UNIFORM SIGN CODE, UNIFORM SOLAR
ENERGY CODE AND THE 1990 EDITION OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL
CODE
Motion by Herfert, seconded by Wong, and unanimously
carried to waive further reading of the ordinance and
,to., ' adopt,, < Motion included directing staff to review
theCounty Code Section 398(c) and report back to Council.
APFEAL'HEARING
ZONE CHANGE NO. 629 - TENTATIVE TRACT MAP NO. 46763,
Zone Change 629
PRECISE PLAN NO. 822 = PACIFIC TONOPAH, LTD:
Location: 1510 Delvale Street
City Clerk Berry verified the affidavit of publication and
mailing. Mayor Manners opened the hearing and the staff
report was presented by Planning Director Haley.
Public Testimony
Mayor Manners opened the public testimony portion of the
hearing and asked for comments favoring the appeal. The
In Favor:
following addressed Council:
Louise Lawson
Louise Lawson, repri?senting:-the,developer, described
the project and addressed the issues of the appeal.
In Opposition:
Mayor Manners asked for comments in opposition to the a-
, -project and the following spoke:
Robert Sorteberg
Robert Sorteberg, 1779 S. Cabana, spoke for a number
of residents concerned with the density.
Freddie Myers
Freddie Myers, 1306 Windsor, opposed the density and
felt the children will be coming into, his neighborhood to
play.
Claudine Wesley
Claudine Wesley, 1317 Windsor, spoke about overnight
parking restrictions and windows of the second story
homes. She was opposed to the zone change.
Irene Salas,
Irene Salas, 1328 Windsor, concerned about the
increase in traffic.
Annette Lyford
Annette Lyford, 3106 Los Cerrillos, felt that this
type of development does change the nature of the environ-
ment.
Robert Maloi
Robert Maloi of Woodside Village area, felt the high
density developments cramp the city.
Iris Delameter
' Iris Delameter, 1212 Eckerman, opposed the traffic
increase.
Alma Buser
Alma Buser, 1748 Conlon,asked if the houses would be
sold to co -buyers and if so, it would increase the density
even further.
In Rebuttal:
Mayor Manners asked for rebuttal comments and Louise
Louise Lawson
Lawson addressed Council. She noted that the density
is less than the first project submittal. She stated
the Planning Commission specified three areas of concern
which the developer has done. According to the City
Engineer, traffic is not a problem.
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Public —Testimony —closed 'The public testimony portion of the hearing was closed
and Mayor Manners commenced Council discussion.
Council comments Councilmember Herfert agreed with the density concern.
Councilmember Wong spoke of the fear of change and the
fear of what aucincrease^in'density would _bring'.to the
surrounding neighborhoods. He felt the compatibility
issue had been addressed by designing the project with
single-family dwellings facing the existing developments
and higher density homes facing the inside of the.project.
He noted his support of the project.
Councilmember McFadden was impressed with the turnout
in opposition and stated he would support the residents
and vote no on the project. He suggested the developer
redesign the project for no more than 100 units.
Mayor Manners spoke favorably of the existing neighbor-
hood and the development as being compatible with it.
Given'.the -current •economic 'situati6n and' makeup 'of
families, single-family residents on large lots are
just not feasible.anymore.
Mayor Pro Tem Jennings appreciated the concerns of the
neighbors and felt several mitigating measures had been
incorporated 'into the development to make it as com-
patible as possible with'the existing homes.
City Clerk presented:
Resolution 8834 - RESOLUTION NO. 8834 - A RESOLUTION"OF-'THE'CITY
certifying EIR COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WEST COVINA, CALIFORNIA,
CERTIFYING THE FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT AND
ADDENDUM FOR ZONE CHANGE NO. 629, TENTATIVE TRACT MAP
NO. 46763, AND PRECISE PLAN NO. 822 (Pacific Tonopah, Ltd)
Motion by Wong, seconded by Jennings to waive furc'c
ther reading of the resolution and adopt. Motion
carried with McFadden and Herfert voting no.
RESOLUTION NO. 8835 - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
Resolution 8835 - COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WEST COVINA, CALIFORNIA, UP -
denying appeal HOLDING THE DECISION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION AND
of Tract Map 46763 DENYING THE APPEAL OF TENTATIVE TRACT MAP NO. 46763
(Pacific Tonopah, Ltd.)
Motion by Jennings, seconded by Wong to waive
further reading of the resolution and to adopt.
Motion carried with McFadden and Herfert voting no.
Resolution 8836 - RESOLUTION NO. 8836 - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
denying appeal of COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WEST COVINA, CALIFORNIA, UP -
Precise Plan 822 HOLDING THE DECISION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION AND
DENYING THE APPEAL. OF PRECIST PLAN NO. 822 (Pacific
Tonopah, Ltd.)
Motion by Jennings, seconded by Wong to waive
further reading of the resolution and to adopt.
Motion carried with McFadden and Herfert voting no.
City Clerk presented:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
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Ordinance introduced - WEST COVINA, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING THE WEST COVINA
Zone Change 629 MUNICIPAL CODE BY AMENDING THE.OFFICIAL ZONING MAP
(Zone Change No. 629 - Pacific Tonopah, Ltd.)
Motion by Wong, seconded by Jennings, and unani-
mously carried to waive further reading of the ordinance.
Motion by Wong, seconded by Jennings to introduce the
ordinance. Motion carried with McFadden and Herfert
voting no.
HEARING AMENDMENT NO..250 TO ESTABLISH A BUSINESS LICENSE FEE
FOR A MATERIALS RECOVERY FACILITY AND SOLID WASTE
TRANSFER OR PROCESSING STATION
Mayor Manners explained that the proposed amendment
was -prompted by the recent approval of changes to the
zoning code to include provisions for a Materials
Amendment No. 250 Recover Facility and Solid Waste Transfer or Processing
held over to 7/21/92 Station.,in the City's industrial and manufacturing
zones. Consistent with this action, Amendment No. 250
is intended to establish a corresponding business
license category for these uses In order to coordinate
the specific language of Amendment No. 250 with
interested parties, the recommendation is to continue
this matter until July 21, 1992.
Motion by McFadden, seconded by Herfert, and unani-
mously"carried to hold this matter over until the
Council meeting of July 21, 1992.
HEARING CITYWIDE LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPE DISTRICT NO..1992/93
LEVY AND COLLECTION OF ASSESSMENTS
The recommendation is to adopt the following resolution
rescheduling the hearing for Tuesday evening, July 7,
1992 at 7:30 pm.
City Clerk presented:
RESOLUTION NO. 8837 - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
Resolution 8837 - COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WEST COVINA, CALIFORNIA,
resetting hearing DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO ORDER CERTAIN LIGHTING
for 7/7/92 FIXTURES AND APPURTENANCES TO BE INSTALLED, MAINTAINED
AND ELECTRIC CURRENT TO BE FURNISHED FOR LIGHTING
FIXTURES AND TO ORDER CERTAIN
(continued on next page)
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LANDSCAPING TO BE INSTALLED AND MAINTAINED FOR THE FISCAL
YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1, 1992 AND APPOINTING A TIME AND PLACE
FOR HEARING PROTESTS IN RELATION"THERETO (Public Hearing:
July 7, 1992) West Covina Citywide Lighting and Maintenance
District No. 1992/93
Motion by Jennings, seconded by McFadden, and unani-
mously carried to waive further reading of the resolution
and adopt.
AGENDA AND ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
William Price, Susanna Street, expressed his opposition to
William Price automated trash pickup (E-la).
Katherine Castucci Katherine Castucci, 430 S. Pima Avenue, noted that the City
must comply with AB 939; and although automated trash pickup
is different than current practice, she had no major oppo-
sition to it as long as she would be able to use two
smaller containers rather than one large one. She also
urged Council'to move ahead with a MRF as the City needs
the money.
Calvin Caldwell Calvin Caldwell, 1344 S. Hillward, submitted a petition
of 40 signatures opposing automated trash pickup.
Norman Richmond Norman Richmond, 3432 E. Cortez Street, questioned automated
trash pickup for residents living in hillsides and retired
people who haven't the strength to maneuver the containers.
Mike Mohajer Mike Mohajer, 738 S. Hillward Avenue, commented on the cost
of recycling. He also supported the concept=of-a MRF in
West Covina.
Robert Mueller Robert Mueller, 1824 Greenleaf Drive, spoke against auto-
mated'trash pickup. He also opposed it because it would
cut out jobs.
Annette Lyford Annette Lyford, 3106 Los Cerrillos, favored recycling.
Iris Delameter Iris Delam ter, 1212 Eckerman, read a prepared statement
regarding automated trash pickup and questioned many items
in the staff report.
Larry McDonough Larry McDonough; 541 E. Merced, also commented about
automated trash pickup.
Edward Cano Edward Cano, 1216 Bubblingwell Road, felt the staff report
didn't address Mr. Mohajer's concerns (Item E-1a).
Carol Farkas Carol Farkas, 1928 E. Kenoak, stated that the economy is
bad right now, so why buy new trucks and equipment.
CONSENT CALENDAR IWritten Communications
a) Letter received from Mary Chaba, Neighborhood Watch
Captain, requesting permission to barricade a section
of East Norma fo-cohduct an out-of-doors Neighborhood
Watch presentation. (approve)
b) Letter received from Jene T. Moffett opposing -auto-
mated trash pickup. (receive and file)
Commission Summary of Actions
a) Planning Commission . .
b) Senior Citizens Commission
(receive and file)
6/8/92
5/14/92
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ABC Applications (Chief of Police reports no legal
basis4.f6r protest)
Abou-haidar, Ziad dba WEST COVINA LIQUOR
Santa Barbara 853 S. Glendora Avenue
• Smart & Final Stores dba SMART & FINAL MARKET
Santa Barbara 541 N. Azusa Avenue
Villa, Benito dba EL RANCHO SINALOA MARKET
Long�Beachc�:'^ 1821 W. Badillo
Claims^,for Action (deny and notify claimant)
Joey Rodriquez filed a claim for property.'.loss amouting to
$135.00 on May 13, 1992.
Approval of Final Map (adopt resolution)
Parcel Map 23275 - Location: Lot on the south side of Padre, between Orange
Resolution 8838 and Lang.
RESOLUTION NO. 8838 - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF WEST COVINA, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING FINAL MAP OF
PARCEL 23275 AND DIRECTING THE RECORDATION THEREOF
(Alexander Cantania Development)
Miscellaneous Public Works
a) Agreement Renewal for Janitorial Services for City
Yard Administration Building, Cameron Youth Center,
Palmview Center and Senior- Citzens Center
Valley Light Industries - Recommendation is to retain the services of Valley
janitorial services Light Industries at a 3% increase for the next two
years and that the increase in fees be incorporated
inthe:agreement renewal.
b) Park Properties- Annual Landscape Contract Renewal
Azteca Landscape Maintenance Recommendation is to grant renewal of the Aztecs
contract renewal Landscape Maintenance Company contract for the coming
twelve month period, and approve the 3.6% increase
in annual cost.
c) Public Station No. 4 - Settlement Agreement and
Release WP 87109
WP 87109 - Recommendation is to approve the Settlement Agreement
Settlement agreement and Release in an amount not to exceed $58,300 and
authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the
agreement.
Ordinances for Adoption (waive reading and adopt)
Ordinance 1904 - ORDINANCE NO. 1904 - AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL
re PERS OF THE CITY OF WEST COVINA, CALIFORNIA, AUTHORIZING AN
AMENDMENT TO THE CONTRACT BETWEEN THE BOARD OF ADMINISTRA
TION OF THE PUBLIC EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT SYSTEM AND THE
• CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WEST COVINA
Ordinance 1905 - ORDINANCE NO. 1905 - AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL
re Section 21-90 X' OF THE CITY OF WEST COVINA, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING WEST COVINA
MUNICIPAL CODE SECTION 21-90 TO CLARIFY ITS MEANING
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Award of Bids
June 16, 1992 Page 6
a) SP 92120 - Street Rehabilitation - Phase II
• SP 92120 - Recommendation is to transfer $166,000 from SP 92102
Paladin Construction Inc. to SP 92120 as outlined in the staff report, and
accept the bid of Paladin Construction Inc., Rancho
Cucamonga, in the amount of $144,634.50 as submitted
at the bid opening of June 3, 1992 and authorize the
Mayor and City Clerk to execute the agreement.
b) Office Supplies
Recommendation is to i) find that the use of Eastman,
Office supplies - Inc.'s Bid No. SB-38-92 with the City of Fontana
Eastman, Inc. eliminates the need for the use of a formal bid
process; and ii) authorize staff to contract with
Eastman, Inc., Los Angeles, for office supplies on a
one year contract with the option of the'three'(3)
one-year renewable terms.
c) Computer Software Purchase (MDT Project)..
Computer software (MDT) Recommendation is to authorizeestaff to expend funds,
Public Safety Technologies: not exceeding $45,000 including contingencies, with
Public Safety Technologies for the purchase of MDT
project software from drug enforcement rebate.
Miscellaneous
Appropriations Limit for Fiscal Year 11992/93
(adopt resolution)
Resolution 8839 - RESOLUTION NO. 8839 - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
appropriations limit OF THE CITY:'OF WEST COVINA, CALIFORNIA, SETTING THE ANNUAL
APPROPRIATIONS LIMIT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1992/93
CONSENT CALENDAR MOTION Motion by Herfert, seconded by Wong,to waive further reading
of the ordinances and resolutions and adopt; and to..nll.
approve all other items listed on the Consent Calendar.
Motion carried by roll call vote:
AYES: Herfert, Jennings, McFadden, Wong, Manners
NOES: None
PUBLIC WORKS DIVISION 1) APPROVAL OF SOLE SOURCE PURCHASE OF COMPUTER NETWORK
SYSTEM SOFTWARE
Computer software Council reviewed the staff report.
ITX Technologies Motion by Wong, seconded by McFadden, andimnani-
mously carried to waive the formal bid procedures and
approve the purchase of the multi-user software from
ITX Technologies through a sole source process in an
amount not to exceed $21,700.
COMMUNITY SERVICES DIVISION
OFFICE OF COMMUNITY SERVICES
• 1) AUTOMATED RESIDENTIAL WASTE COLLECTION
Division Manager Miller elaborated on the staff report
and responded to the questions and comments offered
under Agenda Communications.
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Lengthy discussion regarding options and preferences for
specifics was conducted by Council. Items discussed
included: availability and cost of extra bins, one free
• bin exchange for the residents, assistance to elderly and
handicapped residents, continuance or discontinuance of
curbside recycling, replacement of damaged bins, and over-
all costs of the program to residential and commercial
users.
Councilmember Herfert stated his opposition to the auto-
mated system for the City, felling that the manual system
currently in place works well for the City.
Dennis Chiappetta, General Manager of West Covina Disposal,
addressed the individual items, noting the cost differ-
entials of the different options.
Recess Mayor Manners recessed the City Council at 12:55 am to
allow time for Mr. Chiappetta to contact the owner for a
determination -on the number of bins. Council reconvened
at 1:03 am with all members present.
Mr. Chiappetta reported that the residents may have either
a 60 gallon or a 90 gallon container for trash and either
a 60 gallon or a 90 gallon container for green waste.
Final action on the following motion, offered earlier,
includes concurrence on the various items discussed:
Motion by Jennings, seconded by McFadden to approve
the implementation of an automated trash program for the
City, pursuant to:the:following items:
1) Residents may have either a 60 gallon or a 90
Automated Trash Pickup gallon container for trash and either a 60 gallon or a
Program approved 90 gallon container for green waste.
2) Assistance to handicapped -residents will be free
of charge.
3) Staff will negotiate a charge:for roll -out service.
with West Covina Disposal.
4) A limited number of bins will be placed in parks
and apartment complexes.
5) The pilot curbside recycling program will con-
tinue free of charge until the automated system commences.
6) There will be 10.2% shift in commercial charges
from the residential charges.
7) Free -exchange in bin size within the first year.
8) $2.00 charge for each additional bin.
Motion carried with Herfert voting no.
Councilmember Herfert left the meeting at 1:05 am and
was absent for the remainder of the Council items.
2) MATERIALS RECOVERY FACILITY PROPOSAL
Council -:reviewed the staff report. City Manager
Starbird noted no action was necesary on this item.
3) MATERIALS RECOVERY FACILITY CONSULTANT SERVICES
• MRF Consultant: Council reviewed the staff report.
Kleinfelder Motion by Jennings, seconded by McFadden, and
unanimously carried to approve the contract with
Kleinfelder,':Diamond Bar, to provide MRF review
services to the City at a cost not to exceed $6,000.
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4)
SAN GABRIEL VALLEY WASTE REDUCTION MARKETING PLAN
JPA pulled item from
Council reviewed the staff report.
Agenda
City Manager Starbird noted that the East San
Gabriel Valley Integrated Waste Management Joint
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Powers Authority requested this item be removed from
Council consideration.
HUMAN SERVICES DEPARTMENT
1)
LOS ANGELES COUNTY COORDINATED PARATRANSIT PLAN
Council reviewed the staff report.
City Clerk presented:
Resolution 8840 -
RESOLUTION NO. 8840 - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
L.A. County paratransit
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WEST COVINA IN SUPPORT OF
plan
THE LOS ANGELES COUNTY COORDINATED PARATRANSIT PLAN
Motion by Manners, seconded by McFadden, and
unanimously carried to waive further reading of the
resolution and adopt.
2)
WEEKEND DIAL -A -RIDE SERVICE"
Council reviewed the staff report.
Motion by Manners, seconded by McFadden, and
unanimously carried to hold over the matter until
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the Council meeting of July 7, 1992.
OPERATIONAL SERVICES DIVISION
FINANCE DEPARTMENT
1) PROMISSORY NOTE BETWEEN CITY OF WEST COVINA AND
REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
Council was referred to Redevelopment Agency Item
No. II.
City Clerk presented:
Resolution 8841 - RESOLUTION NO. 8841 - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
Promissory note with COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WEST"'COVINA, CALIFORNIA,
Redevelopment Agency APPROVING A PROMISSORY NOTE WITH THE REDEVELOPMENT
AGENCY OF WEST COVINA CONFIRMING CITY LOANS TO THE
AGENCY PURSUANT TO RESOLUTION NO. 8771
Motion by Wong, seconded by Jennings, and
unanimously carried to waive further reading and
to adopt.
RISK MANAGEMENT
1) WORKERS' COMPENSATION CLAIMS ADMINISTRATION CONTRACT
RENEWAL.....,
Council reviewed the staff report.
Workers' Comp. Administration: Motion by Jennings, seconded by McFadden, and
Colen & Lee unanimously carried to execute the Service Renewal
Agreement with Colen and Lee, establishing monthly
service fees of $5,040.00 beginning July 1, 1992
and extending the effective date of the contract
through June 30, 1993.
• 2) GENERAL AND AUTO LIABILITY CLAIMS ADMINISTRATION
CONTRACT RENEWAL
Council reviewed the staff report.
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General & Auto Liability Motion by Jennings, seconded by McFadden, and
administration: unanimously carried to execute the Service Renewal
Colen & Lee Agreement with Colen and Lee, establishing monthly
• service fees of $2,590.00 beginning July 1, 1992 and
extending the effective date of the contract through
June 30, 1993.
PUBLIC SAFETY DIVISION COMMUNICATIONS
1) JAIL TELEPHONE AGREEMENT WITH PAY-TEL OF AMERICA
Council reviewed the staff report.
Jail phones: Motion by Wong, seconded by McFadden, and unani-
Pay-Tel of America mously carried to authorize staff to execute an agree-
ment with Pay -Tel of America, Incorporated, for the
installation of coinless pay telephones in the City's
jail cells.
REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY MEETING Mayor Manners recessed'the City Council -meeting to convene
the Redevelopment Agency meeting at 1:10 am. Council
reconvened with Herfert absent at 1:15 am.
CITY MANAGER 1) PURCHASE AND SALE OF BARRANCA PROPERTY
Council reviewed the staff report.
City Clerk presented:
Resolution 8842 - RESOLUTION:NO. 8842 - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
sale of Barranca property COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WEST COVINA, CALIFORNIA,
APPROVING AN AGREEMENT FOR PURCHASE AND SALE OF
REAL PROPERTY AND ESCROW INSTRUCTIONS AUTHORIZING
THE SALE OF THE BARRANCA SITE TO THE WEST COVINA
REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
Motion by Wong, seconded by McFadden, and unani-
mously carried to waive further reading of the reso-
lution and to adopt.
2) STATUS REPORT ON WCCT CHANNEL 56
Council reviewed the staff report.
Motion by Manners, seconded by McFadden, and
unanimously carried to receive and file the report.
APPROVAL OF DEMANDS. Motion by Jennings, seconded by r'W5nj4.0%t to approve Demands
totaling $1,616,315.97 as listed on check registers FI
132687 through 132978. Motion carried by roll call vote:
AYES: Jennings, McFadden, Wong, Manners
NOES: None
ABSENT: Herfert
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS No comments offered.
MAYOR'S REPORTS Motion by Wong, seconded'by Jennings, and unanimously
• carried to approve resolutions of commendation for:
Vivian Kelly
Pat Haley
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COUNCILMEMBERS' REPORTS No reports offered.
ADJOURNMENT Motion by Jennings, seconded by Wong, and unanimously
carried to adjourn the meeting at 1:17 am to Thursday,
June 18, 1992 at 7:30 am at Bakers' Square (Azusa and
Puente).
Attest•
Cit�k, Janet B ryJanet B ry
Mayor ncy Manners
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TO CITY COUNCIL
FROM CITY CLERK
SUBJECT: SUPPLEMENT TO JUNE 16, 1992 COUNCIL AGENDA
STATE BUDGET CRISIS
City of West Covina
Memorandum
6/12/92
The City Manager will present a status report on the
State Legislature's efforts to resolve the current
.State budget crisis and the impacts that a loss of
up to $4.5 million will have on the City of West Covina.