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CC 08-01-90 CITY OF aJPERl'INO, STATE OF CALIFORNIA 10300 lut<Kt; A"JENUE, aJPERl'IN:), CA 95014 TELEPHONE: (408) 252-4505 œ-794A MINUI'ES OF '!HE AIlJOOPNED REX>UIAR CITY COONCIL m:rm:; HErD CN AIX;UST 1, 1990, axJNCIL 0iAMBER, CITY HAIL, 10300 'lUJ<lQ; AVENUE, aJPERI'IN:), CM.IFtRŒA CAlL 'ro ORDER '!be meet:in:J was called to omer by Mayor Rogers at 7: 10 p.m. Counc. PI:s [lit: Goldman, Kq:pel, Szabo, Mayor Rogers Came. Absent: Sorensen staff PL S!1d.: City Manager BrOlIn City Clerk COmelius Director of Public worts Viskovidl Director of C'rwmITI1ity D8Y8l'¥""".L Cowan Assistant to the City Manager Brown Director of Finance Snyder Director of Parks and ReG.l...atim Ccwlin:J Public Informatioo Officer KI:ey city Att.ozney Kilian OOAL cx:IHJNICATIœs - Na1e. 1. Resolutim No. 8186: "A Resolutia1 of the City Oouncil of the City of QJpertino DeclariJJ¡ its :rnt:Amtia1 to order Vacatia1 of a Partia1 of Feltm Way IDeated Sa1th of KiJ:win lane as Provided in S8ct.iat 8320 et: seq. of the SLL_ts and Highways 0:xJe of the state of califorl'lia, Fixinq Time and Place tar Public Høarin¡ and Providing for Notice '!hereof." It was JOOVed by Counc. JCrfpel, seoc:nied by Counc. Goldman and passed unanim::usly (4-0) to ~ Resolutim No. 8186 which sets the pililic hearirq for the meetinq of September 4, 1990. -1- · MINUl'ES OF '!HE AUGUST 1, 1990, 1J)JaJRNE) REX>UIAR CI'l"i CXXJNCIL 1-IEEI'lliG (œ-794A) 2. Request fran Santa Clara Ballpark Joint ~ Authority (JPA) for review of ballpark financinq PL' p--"""'] arxl re,¡ joint powers ag1:eeJloelrt: authorizinq specific taxin:J authority to the JPA. city Manager Brorm said that he ~d defer cœments to the others p:r ,sent with technical infonnatim. t Ran Ga1zales, -r of the Board of SUpervisors arxl Joint ~ Authority, introduced /'Ii_lf arxl atl1er l~L : sentatives of the J1.~ 1JL S ellt. 'Ibese incl\X1ed Larry stone, City of SUnnyvale CcU'ICil, and stan Berliner, legal advisor. He reviewed a let:ter to the JPA frail the Giants. '!be acticm to be oansidered by Cameil is a¡:proval of the JPA ac;¡leeué.llt. Also, if Council awraved the JPA, they ~ requested to ëSRJOint a lepnse-Jrt:ative. Mr. Ga1zales reviewed a location map, site plan, the Santa Clara ball park element, a $"_"1' of the Giants ' 1JL' '(. """1, and l'L...y:sed p,lblic costs. t1nkr1cwns are still a possible. envL...........ttal :I:øpact L"'t"JLL and the Ieslie Salt 1JL'¥"Lty. '!he financing mechanism 1JL' 'l" rro is a utility users tax. Sha.1ld reveru.¡e !ran that tax eJO:'Ded - - fie:, the JPA could look at and possibly lower the tax or pay off the bc:n:is at an early date. '!be tax sunsets at the payoff of the bc:n:is. Mr. Gonzales stated he is aware of CUpertiIX>' s dll_ (possible city utility users tax for puràIase of ~ '3paœ) . 1fcT.æver, the JPA is asJdn¡ no Dm'e of O,¡pert.im than it is of other cities and the COUnty. He stated he ~d be glad to wor'Á with SUpezvisor McKenna to do everythinq possible. He _............. the c:pWm that this is a ax::e in a lifetime c::hance; let the voters decide. He is not asJdn¡ the city's en.ior~IL, merely to give the voters a c::hance to decide. Larry stone, 1373 Bedford AverA.Ie, 5unnyvale, stated that he felt the primary benefit to the area is intanqible. A professional ballpark 1o'QÙd help Santa Clara COUnty Me:> ..... a well-roorx!ed met:rqx>lita."1 area. He also urged that Council let the voters decide. Upa\ beinq aa'-'l toIhy if this ~ a regiŒ1iÙ i"....Ie, H:!rgan Hill, Mente Sereno, Los Altos Hills, and scme nt'Wl'llllnUties ~ not beinq asJœd to place such a measure m their ballot, Mr. sta1e stated that the JPA used cities with a benefit base and he 1o'QÙd hate to see the JPA ''unravel'' because cities like I.œ Altos Hills ~ not involved. '!be projected benefits are taxes. not spen.iinJ. -2- MINm'F.S OF 'lm ~ 1, 1990, IDJroRNED REruL\R Cl'N CXXJNCIL.HEE.TtNG (œ-794A) Mr. Gonzales stated that until last week a Ccunty œAÙ.d not i"F""" a utility tax. NC1il it can, so the CaJnty can join the JPA. 'Ihœe involved fæl they have the major players involved. TimiIg is very inp:>rt.ant. '!be Giants woold like this resolved this year for b.1sineas reaSCI'IS. '!he ballpark r-,~6 to be oœplete when their Ip..ase expires in 1994. '!he JPA has also made a camn.itment for a decisim this year. Mr. Gonzales said that arr¡ tax, arr¡ time, -,-'I", JOCJre time to be studied. voters will get a lot of infonnatim to debate. HII felt that the current ballot """"''''Jre and PL,-V'-sal is the best that can be done at this time. Cameil ñi ..,...,eaed the pœsibility of ~inq it m the ballot in March or at sane later time. 'lhey were infVL....d that the Giants 'lllQ.Ù.d not consider a Marål ballot .........Jre. Mr. Gonzales told Croneil that the total package cost was $152 millim including' the lease of the land for a 30 year pericxl or 10hen the ba1ds arc paid off. stan Berliner, 10 "11M<iÞ., Bc:ulevard, san Jose, told Council that they had tried to identify all costs to c.......L<1.ICt the facility. It is a $152.8 millim in 1995 dollars. It the task camat be aoc..ul'lished for that 8IID.II1t of 1IIa'1Øy, the ""-"'1ity can st:.q) the trMsactim. ~tinq e:V- w includes the lease of grcund ~<)E. If the JPA CðlI1..Jt reach ~..........L with Isslie salt ~ny, the deal will also terminate. '!he fair market value of the land beinq c:antr:ib.1ted by santa Clara is $42.3 million. It is estimated that QJpertino woold pay $4.3 million for the 30 year pericxl. '!he City sha.1ld ses a reveme stream trail advertisinq, use of loges, an::! luxmy ~. '1\10 }IL'l <1M fl._way i.nt:.erd1anges woold cost an additimal $7.5 millim. '1hese funds 1òCUld <XIIIB fran !ofAaCDJre A funds or there 1òCUld not be el'ICU:#1 mr::ney to oœplete the project. '!he JPA will decide what to do with the IIIa'1Øy 10hen a positive cash flC1il ooamI. He ~.d CUpertino join m a ocniitimal basis-that """"*'9 JIr:1lW'_y be returned to the ""-nrlty or be used to retire the bond: J early. !.any stovall, 1562 Pqpy Way, said he had I"''''3'3d out a letter prior to the meet in]. '1here is a new $.05 a gallm gas tax for already OIffrloëvl<>ð traffic. He liKes œ"t'ball hIt feels it sha.1ld be uelf-su¡:p:>rt~. He mentia1ed that there is an ~ t-œzñ for goverT'II1Ient to S\w 'L L sports. He asked if ot.'1er b.1s~ses wantin::J to <XIIIB to this town 'lllQ.Ù.d get government SURJOrt. '1his is not an anti -Giants i Q"'JE!. Mr. Stovall spoke in su¡:port of good gave:uau':.IIL and urged Cameil to take a st.ron::J staro against financ::inq the JPA. He is pro-Giants and wants t..'1em to make their own Da1ey. -3- t MINtJ1"ES OF 'mE 1IlJGUST 1, 1990, ADJOORNED REnJIAR CITY a:x.1NCIL MEE:I'ING (œ-794A) Mark Silverman, 21431 Milford, CUpertino, spake in Slß>Ort of the project. '!be pJblic view of this reqim 'oIhich wa.ù.d be created by the Giants stadium is j".''''''''·urable in his c:pWm. 'Ihis is mt an exorbitant tax œrden. He urged Council to p.xt the ""'''''''ure en the ballot and let the voters decide. Marc H::Gee, 10715 Orline c::cmt, President of the Q.¡pert.ino Natimal Little League and Giants SlIpp ·d..er, said he had oaœ originally for the next item m the agenda. He expl-~ed 0CI1œrTI regarding two tax -"'1reS being m th2 same ballot. Wwld both be in jec.pardy? He read selected p"ee""J'*' frail a letter quatin,J a memo frail the city Manager to the Council and expressed oot~ that the voters waüd have to à1cose bet:IJeen the two. city 1IIana9"""-'lt does mt feel both can pass. If the City's _sure is jec:pardized, residents will Iâ.:¡L..L that. Mr. H::Gee stated that the City woul.d mt eoct.....ically benefit frail a GUmts stadium as we are too far away. He urged Cameil mt to plt it m the NCIIIeIIbn ballot. Raxanne Beverstein, 1061 NaI/eIIi:)er Drive, Q¡pertino, --.I.er of the ("_1.. Chnnittee, ~....d with Mr. McGee. She ~-...-9ed a need for open ."ace and said f\.Injs are scarce. She also urged Oouncil mt to plt the Giants stadium -"'.Ire m the ballot and mt to join the JPA. James COlvin, '.9514 Gree1'Jo¡cod c::cmt, GUmts ø,W ILler, said he did mt feel the cities can get the rec....c04tim they need as it is too expensive. It samds like QJpertino "",,11'1 get mc.ney b!Ick frail the JPA whiå1 ""'11d be used for r.........atim. He urged Comcil to let the voters """"ide. Reed Sparks, 10695 Merriman Road, told Oouncil he had raised the $4500 for 0Jpertin0 to join the JPA originally. _11 1;ul1-- 'Tea did it; that's 10hmt the mc.ney (...- freD. He stated that this group respa1ds to the GUmts. He urged Council to p.xt both measures m the ballot as both oculd pass with gcod eëmpaign ocntriJ:Altians. William Wilson, 11149 sutherland Avenue, said he did SUß)ly saoe of the money to Reed. He felt this was a gcod deal for CUpertiIX>, mt Qëo$ed on eocllœd,cs but m blprcvin;J the quality of life. '!be two """""IlreS need mt be an eitner/or pl...........itim. '!be question is does the Cameil trost the voters to maJœ a decision on this. Mr. Wilscn stated that he had two 0a10etTIS: 0JpertiIX> - ,j9 the open space and the open ~<"'e and ballpark go together. If bath were on the ballot, he wa.ù.d work for both. If the ballpark is mt on thP. ballot, he will vote for open space wt he cannot work fœ: it and his wife will vote against it. He stated -4- MINl1l'æ OF '!HE N.:GJST 1, 1990, AD.JaJI<NED REX;UIAR CI'IY CXXJNCIL MErl'DC (œ-794A) that these two lo'L'-¥ .....15 are about the SI.'IID8 thinq; they are not 0 "'t.eting. A It utility tax for the lo'L"lOed ballpark will give BalIS -aure for error; a surplus is all right. He felt it was a good lo'L' ~l and urged Council to b:ust the citizens to exmx::ise their j.vigJn<>'1t in NoIt~... Dick Weaver, 21426 Rumford Dri'/8, said peq>le expect to pay taxes m sd1oo1s, parks, libraries, not for ball club owners or luxury box users. ShaIa1 COlman, 22555 Ki11st Court, said both j....I1.... OCU081.h regia1al properties. Council sha:1ld prioritize the -....1I'es and the City sha1ld look at cpm ~ot> first and then look at other things. Ken Jmes, 0CAJI'ISel, said that he feels the J:8êIBCI1IIble ~ is to pIt matters to the voters. NothinJ will ~ UlÙess they a¡:plave. Mr. Ga1zales told Council that the JPA had not reviewed the l~ brt: will m Friday at 4: 00 p.m., in Santa Clara. Oouncil di......1Ssed the feelinq that all the cities in Santa Clara cnmty, as ~1 as the o:.mt:y, shalld be vctinq m this as it is a regia1al i.....le. New wordinq for the -"'11'8 was di......--9cl that the City ~d not.. be t'Y"I1OIIitted if the voters of 0Jpertin0 said "no". K1.yor Rcgers stated she was not OCIIIfortable with keeping sc::met:h.in;J off the ballot and that a good ~ign lY'!I11d get the City's -aure p"e-'9è! anyway. 5aDe infamatim regardinq the Giants' stadium ~d not be ilV"ilable until the electia1. Still, she stated, she ~d pIt the -aaure m the ballot. It was DK:Ned by Oouncil I<'cp;el, seoca.:Jo:d by Counc. Goldman and p"'ee.gd 3-1 with Mayor ~s die~ ,¡l..1lY3 to adept Resolution No. 8191 aÃ...u,..sinq suppo.t.l far the JPA effort and not authoriz~ the tax -"'11'8 in NoveI!tIer and amerñed to state that the Council ~d BUßOrt the -"'11'8 if the election were held in March, 1991, or saætime after that and ~d be oamtywide. ~C;: 8:50-9:05 P.M. 3. Consideration of placement of a measure on the November 6, 1990 ballot for a utility users tax (gas, electricity, and tele¡:i1one) or an excise tax ($65 per residelre/$65 per E!IIployee) . -5- MINtJI'ES OF '!HE AInJST 1, 1990, ADJa,"RNEi) RÐ:;(JIAR CITY roJNCIL MEE'I'IN:; (œ-794A) (a) First readin] of Ordinance No. 1534: "An Oràinanoe of the City Council of the City of QJpertino Pl..:y....irY;J the I:npJsitim of a utility Users Excise Tax an:i Orderirq the Sl1hni....im of oS PL~itiŒl Therefore to the Electorate of the City." (b) First readinq of Ordinance No. 1535: "An Ordinance of the cj ty Cameil of the City of CUpertino PL~.in:] the ~ition of an Excise Tax for the Availability and Privilege of Use of certain Kmicipal Facilities and Orderinq the 511hni ....im of a Pl.~itiŒl Therefor to the Electorate of the City." (c) Resolutim No. 8187: "A Resolutim of the City Oouncil of the City of CUpertino Fstablishin¡ a Youth Sports Reserve F\Jrñ." City Manager Brown gave a recap of hew the City had reaå1ed this stage and stated that the first priority was to save the land. Brian Godbe, consultant, reviewed the results of the supplemental survey. He said that either -RIJre stands a marginal chance for S'~II. '!he utility tax is sensitive to oost. There "IR"""'t'B to be a slim majority of su¡:P OLL to p.¡råIase Blackberry FanII. Arrr """'I"'I.Ire '-'OOld need a substantial "''''''P'i<.Jn to register voters, target voters and identify voters. He ~ ....-'1doed that any ~ign include direct maili.n:]s. He said he oculd not un:3ersoore ena.Jgh that if a substantial """",i<Jn is not :iJ!pleme.Jled, any -wre '-'OOld lose. '!he way it looks at this time, a utility users tax has the best chance of being approved. statistically, that is a toss-up. A straw vote cx::muct:.ed by the Mayor showed that all oooncil.........,..rs plcs=l1t SlIßX>lted a utility users tax measure in November. Mayor RcgF..rs then opened the ñi R1"'11"..im to .......ners of the p.lblic an:l requested that they limit any c.....-.Ils to three mi1u.ttes an:l that they not be repetitive. Narx::y aJtnett, 729 Stendahl lane, said NoveiIIber is the time fo¡: the election. '!be last t1NC tax measures in the area did pass by a slim margin (Palo Alto an:l IDs Altos). It is inp;>rtant that any ...-....Jre be su¡:porbrl by the City Cameil, the Chamber of Chnrnørce, an:i the school districts. -6- MINtJI'ES OF '!HE 1\1.XVST 1, 1990, ADJa.rnNED :REX;{JlÆ CITY ca.JNCIL MEEI'ING (œ-794A) au-ist.ine camell, 10386 Anson Avenue, said there are not enough ycuth sports fields in CJpertjno. She pl"''')ed her team, 00ðChes, and parents to su¡:{VlL the """""".II"8. Shara1 COllDan said that the ParKs and Rec:reatim n-i -im straw vote matched that of Council. '!be t'Y'WIWIIi -1m does favor a utility users tax. She urged special attent:im to the 'NOI"dinq of the -ozure and that the city inc100e pl~ies, sd1ools, and fields. william Fisher, 22631 Queens Oak Ocurt, with the Foothill Bcti:Iy Sox League, said he was one of thœe sw:veyed and the pe:rsa1 doinq the survey oculd not answer his questiCl'lS requestinq an ~lana.tion. Mr. Godbe inforlll&.l him that thœe c:x:mucting the survey were not su¡::p:sact to answer questiCl'lS. '!be idea was to replicate the votinq booth. Mr. Fisher said he is r'li"""IP'inted that fields are not in the ballot -""JrIe. Still, he would ~t the ........JrØ and the Bcti:Iy Sox will su¡:p... Lit. J\ùian Rice, 10221 R1ar lap Drive, resident across the ..L<..et frail Blackbeny Fann, said this is a beautiful area. It is rarely used by QJpertino pecple. Golfers CXIIIB frail other cities. In regard to the piaúc area, t'.a has ta1Jœd to pecpJ.e fran Daly City, South san Fnmcisoo, and other pl~, He asked if it really belc:n;JB m the 0Jpertin0 ballot am shculd QJpertino fI.Irxm be used. He suggested it be a 0CU1ty park. Allan Bidwell, ll021 aù;i) Read, President, O'-mIer of l'romIoo-"'Oe, said the board positia1 paper does not nec-~arily speak for all ""'- """,J oers. He read the board's letter into the reoOJ:\l and urged that the t:no.l. /"ronnittee do their jab, then the Council oa1Sider a ballot -"".II"8. If that would not be possible, his preftr....._ would be the utility tax. However, he did point cut that all merd1ants at the oaks Shcg:¡inq center are against art:{ tax 1I"IA:IIIalJ:re. Da1 Allen, 7465 Plum Blossan Drive, expr-~'S!d ocuc;.am as a bus!r---" regazdirq a utility users tax and pointed CA1t the enOJ.1IiÍty of such a tax for big business in oaIpIrlscr. to residents. He was c:iistuzDed regazdirq the survey tellinq the diffexellCie in IIØIey and not saying t.here the largest ðIID.D1ts wo..ù.d be can.in:J fran. He felt this was a r'li"gervioe to bus.iJ-a........'1 in ClIpertino. '!he business rrorm11'lity will pay IIIJCh more than residents. He stated that a e:........",O'1 of the business CCI1m..Il1Íty is 1oVhz.t is the -7- MINUl'ES OF '!HE AI..UJSr 1, 1990, ADJOORNED REGJIAR crn cœNCIL ME:E:'I'DC (œ-794A) grand design of the city. What are the goals and à:ljectives? He stated that if the city were to artiaùa'te its dream and design, then tl1e.....-e may be saœ SlJf\.uLL traI b.1siness and a -CDJre might be Sl.lCX'<?"eful. He urged that the City not use an QItside OCI'ISUltant and the CWlx:il be involved in any ~ign. '!be City c:annat hire it dcne. '!be majority in favor of such a tax is fragile. He urged that Council provide leadership. Herman Hijmans, 19875 stevens Creek Boulevard, '"'h' ...1Ad o ....~ Its made by Mr. Bidwell and Mr. Allen. He urged Council not to look at new taxes only. '!be sales tax - i. to be l00Jœd at. '!be City m;~'" a sales tax advccate. Karen Kes~l, 10404 Melissa coort, said she will vote for the tax as she wants open spaf."'l. She stated that suc:h open space is ne-'-' if CUpertino wants to maintain its lifestyle. Arr:b:ea Harris, 1052 'l\Jscany Place, said she did not feel Resolutim No. 8187 regardinq yooth sports fields, shcWd be held hostage to the electim. '!be City does not have to DIy ~~ty, just devel~ what is av>oilMle. She has already sent Little League parents a letter ~ the electim. coortenay Heater, llll Milky Way, said that quality of life steII'S frail re\oosl0;4}C8 for land and urged the ~ sm:vaticn of ............... ground. Q1e can create more ny using less. Carol Si"t""""'\, Valloo ShcR?ing Center, ~ium store manager and L"i'L SHMtive of the retail '"'""'""''''1ity, said halsinq and traffic are the highest priorities. <:pm 'P"'9 is iDportant, tut the Goals Oœmittee is locJdnq at priorities. HcwsYer, if the City does ¡;ut a -aIJre m the ballot, she felt it shcW.d be the utility users tax. Patrick Milligan, 10018 Oakleaf Place, favored saving cpen space am favored the utility users tax. He did ~ e cxn:ern regaJ:ding a tax on ¡::ba1e lines as those lines are being used DX'8 and more for l\IJ\fing infozmatim 1otù.dl results in the need to l\IJ\fe fewer pecple. He ~ e..... CC41C8J:n regaJ:ding that tax when it is saving rœds. He also expressed cxn:ern regardin:J the shortness of time before the NoIrBIi:Jer election. He offered to help as III.ICt1 as he could. I Allen Snyder, 10534 Meteor Place, ~ the camnittee for Informed Citizens, said that cpen space is defined as natural use C'f the land, whereas park is land with develcpsd amenities. He asked ..midl the City was -8- MINtJI'ES OF '!HE AIX:UST 1, 1990, ADJaJRNED REnJIAR CI'IY CXXJNCIL MŒI'ING (œ-794A) talJdn:J abwt. '!he area already pays for Mid Peninsula Rø:Jia1al Open Space and ooonty parks, both of whid1 get taxes for cp!n spðOe. CUpertiIX> citizens have 2700 acres of open space nearby and do not lack for that amenity. In additiat, they have 102 acres of parks. SUnnyvale maintains school property which increased their rec:reatim facilities. M1y doesll't QJpertino do this? '!hat "",,1ld be da1e regardless of the tax """"""IrE!. Mid Peninsula and I.oø Gatos I:xJu;Jht land jointly. We shculd look at BœBthinq liJœ that. If the City buys land, it shculd be re&eJ:Ved only for 0Jpertin0 residents. Of those who lcti:1ied the City to b.1y the tennis club, a¡:proximately 500 pecp1e, anly 100 were frail 0Jpertin0. SUnnyvale p.¡ts tennis oc:mts in neighbort¡ood parks ~ \ole shculd have da1e this. Mr. snyder urged the City to talk with ather cities and worIt with schools and use school facilities. Also, he su.,.-._"""1:ed the City talk to those who blplement land aoquisitiCl'lS for Mid Peninsula Reqia1a1 Open Space District. He ~ - gad OCI-....u;¡ regardinq the f:isca1 respollsibility of the City. He stated that what CUpertino calls a lY'WIWN"'1ity center is anly for organized activities~ there is no d:ì.,¥,,"in ..-_ available. Wally DPan, 22322 Bahl street, said Rancho San Antaùo is the l1I1IIIhø-r a1e park for visitors. '!he City _u~.. to p.m::hase the Fl.&...,L Older SChool site. Many ather cities have utility user taxes and J::uainess can withstand it. He I"'O .....-. dad that Council spell things out and be very specific with the voters. DaIwin 'Ihra1e, 22958 Cricket Hill Road, asJœd if the """""'Ul:'e oculd be written to J:MI.... the future stream of revenues if the money were not '1, ~. IBo Hoefer, 20076 Ia ßoda, read a letter signed by Nick I.azaneo. Mr. Hoefer said that the City Oouncil was talJdJg about parks, not cp!n ~ and ~"""ted they get their ooucej",Ls straight and realign their goals. Eleanor WenIer, 20076 Ia ßoda, said voters had already expr-sed their opWm and voted no. '!he original suzvey says the people are ham' with CUpertino. '!he City has unaffordable ha.1sinq rr:N~ residents da1't need IIDr8 parks. She expressed OOIIOQ.CT\ regaràinq continued spendinq and present citizens in regard to services. Blackberry Farm is regional and shalld be p.¡rchased by Mid Peninsula Rø:Jia1al Open Space District. -9- · MINl1l'ES OF '!HE N.ßBr 1, 1990, ADJaJRNEO REX;UIl\R CITY COONCIL MEE'!'nC (œ-794A) She was int<.u......d that the Open SplICe District WQÙd not take it as they a1ly tuy prc.perty in its natural state. '!he City has talked to the Chmty and other agancieø. Disn-im followed abcut plttinq a cap m TIØW!'j collected. Ken Ja1I3S, cn.msel, said t.'1e tax ~d go into the General f\1n:l. '!he General F\tnd ~d pay the TIØW!'j for tx:n:1s. Arrf cap m IIØIey oollected ~d waken the City's financial analysis regarding' =edit '*'Orthiness. It was DK:Ned by Counc. ~1, seocz1ded by Came. Goldlllan, and l""ftft!!d 1.IJ'IIUÚJIØJsly (4-0) to read 0ràinIIn0e No. 1534 by title a1ly an1 the City ClerK's readinq to OCI'1Stitute the first readinq thereof for a utility users tax. 'Ibe seocn:l readinq and possible enacbDent is sd1edu!ed for l\u;JUst 9. It was DK:Ned by Counc. Goldmim, &eOCa.:Jo:d by Came. J&t:Ipel, and l""e-'1d unanimcusJ.y (4-0) to adqIt Resolutim No. 8187 1obic:b included potential use of these funds sIn1ld the City enter into an __IL with the n.......L unia1 High SåIool District regarding' yart:h sports field maint.enanoe at 8CIII8 future date. At 10:55 p.II., 00unci1 adjcumeci to the regular mestinq of August 6, 1990. a~~ City ClerK -10-