CC 05-29-91
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CALL 'ID œIER
'!be Jœeting was called to order by Mayor II'q:pel at 7: 10
p.m.
Counc. Present:
Golànan, Rcgers, Sorensen, Szabo, Mayor II'q:pel
Staff I'resSiI1L:
City Manager Brown
City ClerK Cornelius
Dlrector of Public ttJrks Viskcvi.ch
Director of ChmImity Deve1'1.......,L Cowran
Assistant to the City ~ Brown
Director of Parka and RecreIrtion Dowling
Public Infonnati.œ Officer Krey
City Attorney l{i H....
œAL CXHIJNICATIaiS - Nooe.
Review of fiscal year 1991-92 Prel imi....TY ~ri;p>t and the
Five Year Capital Inprovement 1>1.....".."'u.
Director of Public ~ ViskDvich reviewed the differ-v-
in his hvig'>t £ran the au....,.¡L hrl;rt.
/'h1lK". Golànan requested an aàninistrati.ve ooøt bre8kàM1
regmling the CUpertino Spnts Center.
Counc. Rcgers requested a list of city..-.œd h,i Mings.
Allen Snyder, 10534 Meteor Place, 8IJ91I!S1:ed that CUpertino
look at prepa-ing a hrl;rt lilœ SUnnyvale's as it is _fer
to understand. He ""t""cased a:nœm regarding City
priorities. He felt the City needs quiet rcaœ for classes
at the <X:IIIII.mity center, as ~l as the Ability to IIIIlœ the
rcaœ dark.
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HINIJŒS CF 'DIE MAY 29, 1991, AroaJRNED RmJLAR CITY cnH:IL
MEETnC (CX:-813B)
FIVE YI!'AR CAPrnu. IMPRCI1I!H!Nl' PIU;MM
Counc. Golàœn requested a oorrected 8UIIIIIInY of funding
aourœs al the final bJdget.
Any increase in bike lanes is not reflected in the Capit:ðl
DIpIo\I8Dent PLU\IL"'u.
By amsensus, Ccuncil directed that the reserve far
land/road acx¡uisitioo be elimina'.:ed £ran the Capit:ðl
DIpIo\I8Dent PLU\lLaw.
By amsensus, QJunci! agreed to aJt $4,000,000 aver the
five year period and to review possilile :revemæ
enhano -,~ .Ls. Potential cuts were ttdl discussed.
~C;: 9:23-9:28 P.M.
Council reviewed a list of potential :revemæ enhanœIœnts.
By amsensus, they directed staff to look at ncn-resident
fees at Blackberry FaIm.
Counc. SOrensen ~ that the J:IL' ~«i half-time
positioo of 01ild care Coœ:àinator be discussed next
spring when Council and City ~ discuss cpals.
ChtlV'!i1 ~ced that staff have a cpal of cutting $250,000
£ran --l-.ditures during the 1991-92 fisœl year.
Nancy Burnett, 729 SteIJdahl lane, cal.h._sed Chmt!i 1
regarding hI"'I'" in the œm:.er of streets in residential
areas. She asked Wy the City "'88 spending Da1eY al that.
She .. inf(l1'1N'JCl that that is a ~9ful J:lLU\IL..... to slow
cbm traffic. '1he hlmp> are a1ly ~ in when the City
receives a petitioo £ran the adjaoeot residents.
Me. Burnett stated she wanted them rEIID'Æ!d £ran her
neicjIborlIcod and "'88 infnrnM the way to cD that wculd be
to pass a petitioo.
Council discussed the possiliility of bolo tax measures; one
a business license tax, the other, CXII1Struction tax.
k~c;: 11:00-11:10 P.M.
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MINUIES OF lliE MAY 29, 1991, AI:\JOORNED RmJU.R CITY ŒXIOCIL
ME:P:I'ING (CC-8 13B )
Council took the following actions:
Reduced the aIIDUI1t to be spent on Blackbeny Fann to
$250,000 (5-0) ; plaœd the RainJ:x7".r median in the
unacheduled oollDT1ll (3-2, with Counc. Szabo and Rogers
dissenting); placed DeAnza Boulevard median as
unscheduled (5-0) ; cut MirDr Road Inprovanents in half
(5-0); eliminated 1992-93 00s turnouts and cut the res~
in half (5-0); cut handicap r;mps in half (5-0); N'Htoñ
$7,500 to 0JaIrber of Carmerce cbnation (5-0); IIDVed
$2,160 fran Sister City to library to keep Sunday
openings as are (5-0); awroved shifting $1,000 !ran
sister City to Euphrat Gallery this year only (5-0);
eliminated one production of Junior 'lbeatre and
eliminated Spring festival (5-0); reduced Sheriff's
budget 3% (4-1, with Counc. Rogers dissenting) and
requested detail f~'1ck regarding effectiveness
(BU<};JeStion to reduce Sheriff's budget an additional 3%
was defeated with COI.IIlC. Goldman, Rogers, Sorensen,
Kcwel dissenting); eliminated Má:lellan/StelJ.ir!q one
right turn only southbound (5-0); directed establisiúng
resident/non-resident <plf fees at Blackbeny Farm as
soon as possible (5-0); directed staff to ronsult with
the 0JaIrber of Carmerce regarding when and how ouch of
a change in OOsiness license tax and ronstruction tax
increase and institute this as soon as possible (5-0);
increasM fines and forfeitures (5-0) ; approved $25
resident and $40 non-resident fees for picnic
reservations (5-0) ; referred senior excursion overhead
reo:Nery to Parks and Recreation Camù.ssÍOI1 and
expressed support of fee (5-0); IIDVed De:Anza Boulevard
strip widening back one year (5-0); directed staff to
save $250,000 1.Il q¡erating budget (5-0) ; directed
"Reserve for land/road acquisition" be eliminated !ran
Capital Inprovanent PIuyLalll (5-0); kept t-..he Planning
CcmníssÍOI1 travel budget at $4,700 and stated the
cxmnissÍOI1 rould request use of the City Council travel
budget if necesBéU}' (5-0).
Mayor Kcwel requested tiJat staff look at the possibility
of the Sclxx>l Foundation funding thP. class tours of
Má:lellan Ranch Park.
'!be public hearing and ~ion of the b.Jdget will be
scheduled for July 1.
At 11:40 p.m., the meeting was adjourned.
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