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Home My WebLink About1993/01/06 - Agenda PacketCITY COUNCIL AGENDA CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA REGULAR MEETINGS 1st and 3rd Wednesdays - 7:00 p.m. January 6, 1993 Civic Centex Council Chambers 10500 Civic Center Drive Rancho Cucamonga, California 91730 •~r City Counciimembexs Dennis L. Stout, Mayor William J. Alexander, Councilmember Charles J. Buquet, Councilmember Rex Gutierrez, Councilmember Diane Williams, Counci/member •4~ Jack Lam, City Manager James L. Markman, Clly Attorney Debra J. Adams, CUy Ckrk City OfTce: 989.1851 PAGE City Council Agenda I L-~G-, J January 6, 7993 Q`G(I t All items submitted for the City Council Agenda must be In writing. The deadline for submitting these Items Is 6:00 p.m. on the Tuesday prior to the meeting. The Clty Clerk's Ofiice receives all such items. A. CALL TO ORDER 1. Ralcau: lix*rei_, Alewnder_,SYdR_, Witorrs _. and Gulierrcu_ B. ANNOUNCEMENTSlPRESENTATIONS C. COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE PUBLIC TAis Is the time and place for tha general public to address the City Couneg, State law prohibits the City Council from eddressing any issue not previously Included on the Agenda. The City Council may receive testimony and set the matter for s subsequent meeting. Comments are to be limited to five minutes per Individual. O. CONSENT CALENDAR The foilowinp Consent Calendar Items are expected to be routine and non-controverslel. They will be acted upon by the Council at one time without discussion. Any Item mey be removed by a Councilmember or member of the audience for discussion. 1. Approval of Minutes: November 18, 1992 December 2, 1992 December 16, 1992 2. Approval of Warcanis, Register Nos. 12/9/92 and 12/10/92; and 1 Payroll ending 12/3/92 for the total amount of S2,127,807.63. 3. Approval of Appropriation to the Fucol Vear 1992/93 budget for g Ibblllty and unemployment Insurance. 4. Approval of CMy oppo5lflon to }he proposed use by the County of 10 Loa Angeles of Defened Compensation funds to balance the County's budget. PAGE City Council Agenda January 6, 1993 2 RESOLl1TKN1 NO.93-001 11 A RESOLIIDON OF THE Clay COUNCIL OF THE CRV OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA. CALIFORNIA. NOTING RS OPPOSITION TO THE PROPOSAL BV THE COUFIN OF LOS ANGELES. TO l1RUZE DEFERRED COMPENSATION FUNDS TO ASSIST IN BALANCING THE COUNTY'S BUDGET 5. Approval of HB1oAC PdM of Interest Dsulgnatlon 92-01 - H. W. Minor 12 Residence - a proposal to designate the H.W. Minor Residence, bcafed of 10304 19M Street , as an Historic Print of Interest - AFN: 1076141-0i. Related FAe: Tentative irad 15531. RESOLUTION NO.93-002 33 A RESOLl1TION OF THE C(IV COUNCIL OF THE CIIV OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CAIIFORNIA, APPROVING HISTORIC POIM OF INfERESi DESIGNATION 92-01, THEREBY DESIGNATING THE H.W. MINOR RESIDENCE. LOCATED AT 10304 19TH STREET, AS A LOCAL HISTORIC POINT OF INTEREST, AND MAKING RNOINGS IN SUPPORF THEREOF - APtJ: 1076141-01 6. Approval of an Amendment to the CDBG Finol Statement of 35 Community Development ObjeciNes and Projected Use of Funds to allow The hanster of funds between the 1990-91 and 1991 /92 program years -proposed amendment to the Flnal Statement for the frarxiter of S 11 Bfi00.00 from the 1990/91 Southwest Cucamonga project allocation to the 1991/ Project olklcatlan in order to provide adequate funding for constnldbn of the Sierra Madre street Improvements from 9th Street to 300 feet south of ChaHey Street. 7. Approval to execute Amendment to Professional Services 39 Agreement. CO 91-Q53, wMh NBS/Lowry for oddTflonol work related to CFD BB-2. Amount noT to exceed S 12,000.00. to be funded from AcCOUnt No. 164130.6028. 8. Approvd to accept the public Imprrnements for the Anow Route 40 bridge Widening at Cucamonga Creek, Contract No. 91-032, os complete, release the bands and authorize the City Engineer to file a 'Notice of Completion.' PAQE City Council Agenda January 6, 1993 3 RESOLUTION N0.930TY,i 41 A RESOLUTION OF THE CIIV COUNCIL OF THE CfIV OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CAUFORNIA, ACCEPTING THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMEMS FOR THE ARROW ROUTE BRIDGE WIDENING AT CUCAMONGA CREEK. CONTRACT NO. 91 a32, AS COMPLETE AND AUTHORIZING THE FILING OF A 'NOTICE OF COMPLETION' FOR THE WORK E. CONSENT ORDINANCES The following Ordinances have had public hearings at the time of first reading. Second readinpa are expected to be routine •nd non-controversial. They wltl be ^cted upon by the Council at one time without discussion. Ths City Clerk will read the title. Any item can be romoved for discussion. 1. GOFL~!DERATON OF AMENDMFM TO SI!BSECItON 120A.O10A.3 OF THE A HO . ICAMON. A M MI -IPAL .ODE PERTAININ TO CONDUCT OF ACTIVITIES IN PARKS ORDINANCE NO. 505A (second reoGng) 42 AN ORDINANCE OF 111E CIIV COUNCIL OF 1FiE CIIV OF R,M1CH0 CUCAMONGA. CALIFORNIA. AMENDING SUBSECTION 12.04.O10A.3 OF THE RANCHO CUCAMONGA MUNK]PAL CODE E, ADVERTISED PUBLIC HEARINGS Tha following Items have been advertised and/or pasted as public hearings as required by law. Tha Chair will open the meeting to recslve public testimony. No Items SuLxnRied. G PUBLIC MEApINGS The following Items Aeve no lapel publication or posting requirements. Tha Chair will open the meeting to recslve public testimony. No hems SubmRte^l. PAGE City Council Agenda 1-~GL January 6, 1993 4 H. GITr MANA - R'~ CTAFF R PORTS Ths following Items do not legally require any public testimony, although the Chair may open the meeting for public Input. No ttenu Sutxnitteo. I. O N -I 8 Isluacs The following Items have t»en requested by the City Council for discussion. They are not public hearing Items, although the Chair may open the meeting for public Input. 1. ['ONSIDERA770N TO APPROVE NOh"INATIONS TO TH ANTI- q3 GRAERiI~T SK„ FORGE 2. VERBAL DIS IR ION R ARDIN SHOPPIN ART FT THRO 1 -HO m 1H IN J. IDENTIFICATION OF REM FOR N XT M ETING This Is the time for Clty Council to Identify the Items they wiah to discuss at the nett meeting. These Items will not be dlscuaaed at this meeting, only Identified for the next meeting. K. CDMM INICATIr1NQ FRbY THE e11N11r` This is the time and place for the general public to address the City Council. State law prohibile the Clty Council from addressing any issue not previously Included on the Agenda. The Ciiy Council may receive testimony and set the matter for a subsequent meeting. Comments ere to be Ilmiled to gve minutes per Individual. L. ADJOURNMENT I, Debra J. Adams, City Clerk of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, hereby rsrtlry that a true, accurate copy of the foregoing agenda was posted on December 30, 1992, seventy two (72) hours prior to the meeting per 6ovemment Code 54953 at 10500 Civic Center Drive. Dxemher 2,1942 CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA CITY CO[JNCR. MPl[ffBS A regular meeting of dte Rancho Cucamonga City Courcil was hehl on December 2, 1992, in the Courcil Chambers of tlw Civic Cantu, krated at 111500 Civic Center Drive, Rancho Caanwnga, Cali(omia. 71te mating was called m order ar 7:09 D.m, by Mayor Dermis L. Stout. Present were Councilmembcrs: WBliam ]. Akxnodu, Charles !. Baguet B, Rex Gutiurez, Diane Wilgams, ard Mayor Drnnis L. Sbu4 Also present were: lack Lam, City Manager: James Marlottan, City Attorney; Linde D. Daniels, Deputy City Manager, Jerty B. FWwaod, Depty City Metmger, Rick Gannz, Commmtity f>evelopnent Dircctnr; Olen ]ones, Sr. RDA Attalysr [.eMn SttaUtns, Redevelapnteot AtWysL Brad Buller, City Phlnnu; Scat Murphy, Asaociale Planner; Cindy Norris. Associate Phvutc, Joe O'Neil, City Etgincm; Robert Dtaeingtta, Adminigtrarive Savicw Direcbr; Chief Demtig Michael. Rancltp Cucamonga Fire Piolacfian Digtria; it Mike Irtgrasn, Rangy Cucatttonga Police Department: aM Deba 1. Adams, City Clerk. ....~• Bt. ]ohn I.eCOmpte, Rancho Basebe8, presatmd the Cily Council tee-shins displaying the new and fatal Togo of the Rancho CStcantonga Quakes baseball team. He akw mentioned then: were 1,4fA season tickets soW which u a rcw California Loegue fmd year Gerchige record, B2. lack Lam, City Managu, announced that the Omniuans Board selected Chuck BuquU as they new Cheimun, •r~~~• Cl. Don Mortis, fifiOS VatxkrbilL Hated on behalf of 26 (amities he wanted b thank We Cily for what it hag done with their graffiti problem. Ne canpBmatted the expediency of the City end der Police Department when responding m graffiti problems. He encournged the residents b be aware of the problem and help with this situation, •~r.t• City CoatcB Minutes December 2, 1992 Page 2 Dl. Appoval of Minutes: October 7,1992 Ocober 2I, 1992 November 4, 1992 (Wright absent) D2. Approval of WenanLS, Regiatu Nos. I l/11/92 and I1/18N2; and Payroll ending Il/S142 for the total amount of 51,840,978.14. D3. Approval b Smnmarily Vacate a portion of tlw Beryl•Hellman Sbnn Drain Easement located south of 19th Stmt and west o(Hellman Avenue, regtrare4 M Stephen aM Mona Butters - APN: 202-041-58. RESOLUTION N0.92.293 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF TFIE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALHdDRNIA, SUMMARR.Y ORDERING THE VACATION OF A PORTION OF T7~ BERri•HELLMAN STORM DRAIN EASEMENT LOCATED SOUTH OF 19TH STREET AND WEST OF HELLMAN AVENGE • APN: 202-041- 58 D4. Approval b Ordu the Annexation b LarMacape Maintenance Dstrict No. 3B and Street Lighting Maintenartrc Disuct Nos. 1 and 6 for Pace) Nwober 9 of ParceA Map 13724, kcatcd on the south side o[ FooNiR Baukvard be[wocn Intersate 15 and EOwaMa Avenue, sabmihed by The Rice Company. RESOLUTION N0.92.294 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORMA, ORDERING TSIN ANNEXATION OF CERTAIN TERRITORY TO LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT NO. 3B AND STREET LIGHTING MAINTENANCE DISTRICT NOS. 1 AND 6 FOR PARCEL NUMBER 9 OF PARCEL MAP 13724 D5. Approval b execute the bi-annual agreements for use of City sports fields between the City and California Youth Soccer Asaaciatron (CYSA) (CO 92-078), American Youth Sower Organ'oation (AYSO) (CO 92-1y79). R.C. Women's Soccer League (CO 92-080), Rancho Cucamonga Youth Softball (CO 92-0R1), Rarxho Cucamonga Youth Softball (CO 92-082), R.C. Pony Colt (CO 92-083). R.C. Spvirs (CO 92-0A4), and Rancho Cucamonga Pop Wantu (CO 92-085). D6. Approval b execute egramenl (CO 92.086) with Etiwande School District far use of gymnasium at Etiwanda Intermediate School for Chy sponsored Youth basketball progran; estltnated cost 52,300,00 err less and paid duough registrations in the 13356?•39003230-3633 Account D7. Approval m Accept Improvements, Release of Bonds and Notice of Completion for Tract 14192-1, located on dre eau side of Hellman Avenue south of 19N SbeU. l.mdd~ Rekasc: Faithful Performance BOrM S 427,000.00 Aocept: Maintenance Olsaanme Band 42,700.00 City Council Minutcs Dxunba 2,1992 Page 3 Storm Drain Rckax: FailhfW Perforttratre Bond S 69.000.00 Amept Mainlenarce Cnmraaee Bad 6.900.00 RESOLUTION N0.92-295 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CAL~ORNIA, ACCEPTING THE LANDSCAPE AND STORM DRAIN IMPROVEMENTS FOR TRACT 14192-1 AND AUTHORIZING T[1E FRING OF A NOTICE OF COMPLETION FOR THE WORK D8. Approval to Accept Improvemwts, Release of Bonds and Notice of Completiai for CUP 88-281owted on the southwestcarra of Foothill Boulevard and Malachite Avenue. Releave: Faithful Performance BoM (SaeeQ S 8930.00 RESOLU770N N0.72-296 A RESOLUTION OF TH6 CITY COUNCII. OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALBr0RN1A, ACCEPI'B4G 1T~ PUBLIC fA~ROVEFffiNT'S FOR CUP SS-28 AND AUTHORIZING 7TBi FB.ING OF A NOTICE OF COMPLETION FOR THE WORK MOTION: Moved by Baguet, seronded by Alexander m accept the stag recommendations contained in Ure staff reports of the Conxm CWetrdar. Maion curried tumnimously, 5.0. witlt Gutierrez abstaining from IIrE minutes. rrrrrr E1. Dehra 7. Adams, City Clerk, teed die tide of Ordinance No. 504. ORDINANCE N0.504 (socond reading) AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING SUBSECTION 5.04.330 OF THE RANCHO CUCAMONGA MUMCIPAL CODE MOTION: Moved by Baguet, seconded by Williams to waive full reading of Ordinance No. 504. Motion carried unaninqusly, 5-0. MOTION: Moved by Aksander, seconded by Buquet to approve Ordinance No. 504. Motor cartied 4-0-0-I (Gutierrez abamkred). •rrrr• City ComlcB Mm9w Dxearller 2, 1992 Page 4 E2, CONSIDERATION OF PROPOS D MR MEI4T 7b ANCHO Lt lr'AMO *A rnrr IP 1 CODE C f"rvON 1 04.010 • A NnMnNT TD P RK Fr. B.ATIONC TO I i W FOR COND 1('r OF Dc6m J. Adams, City Clerk red the rills dOldironoe No. 505. ORDINANCE NO. SOS (aecard nadhrg) AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCLI. OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORMA, AMENDWG SfiCTION 12.04.010 OF THE RANCHO CUCAMONGA MUNICB'AL CODH MOTTON: Moved by BUQnG, aecdMed by WiOiema b waive full reading of Orfinartce No. SOS. Motion Certied unanimously, 5-0. MOTION: Moved by Alexander, 9ecalded by Buquei b approve Ordirrarrce No. 505. Marion carried 4-0-0-1 (lroriara abatainsd). •~~•~• FI, REVtEW OF TFIH CO Ef0iIy5fVE 11fNa EaRrnAB 2'I'Y STRA r.Y lCNAS) 1.75(' t. YF SR 1992 NMI i AN FICC_1t YRAR 1992 ANMIAI raIRMAN['E RVORT •The Amain Plan u aR npdme b the CHAS ooe•year acrion pall fa Fianl Yes 1993 that souses the period fnaa Opoher 1. 1992 b $eptanber 30.1993. The Ammal Pln evaluate else needs fa affadabk and a9ppative hone®a eel fOrd1 N drc CHAS fivo-ymr atnregy and emblisllea a oue-year investmad pln tlut oodxwe the iuoeddM use of Icvomces, sets guide far numbus d individuals and famllie b be Waisted, and despgree activiries lobe orldntaken b meet Illoae 8oals. 77a: Ciry's pMOrmance toward meeting affadabk 1N9sing goaLv dorin6 Ilrc 1992 focal year is evaluMM in the Annual Pufwmarrn Report. Stiff mport pleaded by CiMy Norris, Asaocieae Planner. Cmmcilmember Gurierre asked what the nuxheniam is b help people whh special roads. Cindy Norris, Aafaciate Planner, atued the pngmm helps people of all lypw wish various needs. Jade Lem, City Mamger, added annually the City Council caruiders priorities 9n Ilow the mercy wBl be spen4 Mayor Shut stated Ore Federal Government also hat CriIeN for how Ilse money will M apenL Maya Stool opened Ore meeting (a public haring. Then beblg no nsponx, the puDlie hearing was cbaM. RESOLUTION N0.92.297 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE C1TY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING 7'1B3 COMPRHHHNSIVE HOUSBVO AFFORDABILITY STRATHGY (CHAS) FISCAL YHAR 1992 ANNUAL PERFORMANCE RHPORT AND FISCAL YHAR 1993 ANNUAL PLAN FOR SUBMITTAL TO TN6 DEPARTh:.tiNT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DHVfl.OPF1EN'f city CauncO Mimnw Deantber 2,1992 Page 5 MOTT(iN: Moved by Baguet seconded by Williams to approve Resolution No. 92-297. Motion carried uttanimously, 5-0. •~.~~• (. PIIRLIC NRARIN .S GL CONSIDERA'['ION OF TR£F REMOV 1. f`FRMIT 92-14 - HO r.. • Appeal Of the Palming Canmiasian's dxisiat dmyaag a request b retttove two Eucalypuss uxs lonkd an the oath side of North Victoria Windrows Loop, was[ of Rack Rose Aveoue - APN: 227~411~42. (Coatioaad from Novemher lE, 1992) ShR report prasenled by Scan Murphy. Asaociaae Plsuter, who alm Resented a video. Couaeiknemha Gutierrez asked about the noriatternatoe scbWttk (or tltc laves. lx O'Neil, City Fltguteer, staled it is about every Five ytms a aoatet if needed. Meyer SIW opened the aneaing for public hearittg. Addaasing the Ciry Conrail wu: Roswte Howell who staled the trees htW newer been rimmed aiatce they were phumd in 1905 until she awmpWittetl el the P4onktg Commitaion meavtg. She sal W there ere kavea and aaltu daoppkaga that fall in ha Yard ell year rand whkh mNiomRy make s ttteaa am her coscaae and pool. She dal not Nvak this waatN aer a paerodmt if the appeal was gmntaLL There being no funlar napoasse, dR public heatvtg wm closed. CouncBmemba Gutierrez eared if dtere had 6cat a fecund of her canplaml ahaa the maktkmnce of the trees. Jac O'Neil, Ciry Engineer, sialOd daele was a record of camplemt, bW IIIat aeff was nor sum in the begindng if the taeea were in the easemem a>r am Mrs. Howell's property, He added it was Iota detamixd that the tress was in the easement and that the Chy accepts the respomibikty fa the itl8inknWtce of tiwm. Camciknem6er Alexander asked if Ihae were aaha types of eucalyp(m rtes that did nor daop leaves m much m Mts. Howell's did. Brad Huller. City Plmtar, staled dtal a0 types arFeucalyptm taxer drop leaves. Councilmernber Btttpta askM why dtese eucWypure trces weae sekaed for this area. Bmd HWkr, Ciry Planner, staled because they are the hrdimt. Councilmember Gutiemz Rated he is concerned ihm this might set a precedent, but is sympadktie k Mrs. Howell's request. Ctattwiknember Alexander asked if law that der tax has ben trimanad, if it helped the mesa. Ma. Howe0 smtW ter. She fell the saver dWhv tmralypks would not be u messy, Coutcdanember Akxaatder did nor feel awmforkbk wish thk tanigla, end wanted to kok inn the manor furdkr. CauncBtnember WilBama and Mayan Stout anted they had previously bokaal at dte stk. C5ry Council Minutes December 2,1992 page 6 CWnrilmember Williams felt the City should kook m all the trees in the casement m see if they are appropriate [a dreir loauaa Caurcilrrwmber GlltrerlK asked if these have been elller canpieints about this same type of problern. Bred Bu11Q, Ctiry Planner, atakd he knzw of a half dour that he had pemaully deal[ with. Cormcihrrensber Bugtre[ uated he was np k fever of taking tlk tree out, but [alt tlw City drouW do what 16ey can b help minimize the problem tlIN the ueW ere tauvug. He [eR i[ would take cooperation by both We Cty arM Mrs. Howell. Fie suggcated stiff loot Y Nis [mdrer befam something is dxided. Ile felt this should 6e looted m for an admtiaa190 days Fie [alt the appal should 6n denied, tin fa suR b work wiN Mrs. Howell W a soludW b the problem. Cartcibrranber Gutierrez sukd he wwkl like b wah Arad gU mac infomrallnn hefae he decides, bat did rlnl feel die tree SAWN be ripped aL MOTION: Mwcd by Akxmrtrs, seronrled by Gotiarez m conttlrre the matter m the Mach 3,1993 meedng a 7:BD pm. Motion carried uaninamly, 5-0. rrrrr• N. CITY MANAGER'S STAFF REPORTS No itpns was aubrrriRed. teeter I. OIa I . BOSIN RS II. GQ]fSf ATION OF aA1Nr: A •R aFm TASK FORCB (Oral Report) Mayor Smut stated he and Cauncilmember Bugad curnndy serve on the Caw Enforcement Subcommittee, He staled they arc caaidering forming a Graffiti Task Faces and would Blce this formally agMdizad foe the December 16, t992 meeting m bring a proposal m the Council W who tires Tads Force would Wmiet of and whit its tacks would be. Fie klt tla Ciry already has ones of dre mast stlcce3aful g~tr rerWVal progtatta of any City anywhere in BR valley, if not the Stele of California. HC staled it is estrenrely welly and dtete is still gnBiti dues nceds m he dealt wish. Fee sated tlreY wanted m look beyond treditionel approaches and sun looking inb more non-uaditiorral Councilmember Btquet ateted the kgd stntcnue tha eaias b deal with the people tha do Nis snti•saiel agiviry does not make it cosy b come up with a IWg-term solupon. He staed the way the juvenile program is now, arrce a juvenile is caught he u Wly advCsed na m do this again and kA go widqut anything done m help recover the Ciry's coat for the rwnoval. He statM the pawl code system does not provide ryvenik laws b get bugh and remedy Nis problem. He asked fa the Council b allow the Subcommittce b work whh the City Aaaney b dreft en ordirtaice b provide for full recovery of abuemat roes. Maya Sbut sreled the Ciry rleWa some metlpd M geaittg the greBili removed if a property owner does not want b assist wim the problem and chvge clam fa me removal. He felt the City should be able m go on property u the Canty Weed Abalaneat DeprRttertt does b gq the gmffni ranoved within Zd hazes. City CemcB Mreoles Decembv 2,1992 ~y Camtribnnobu Baguet surfed he wadd like the law Enfwcwlent Subromminee b west with the City Albmey's olfia b desr2op an oNvlrlce b help take caedthis prebkm Maya Stan stated he world liloe b also praise staff as the ~rltkmm did H the begitming of the meeting for eU the wwk they love pm inm the patFtli prtrgnm. Couailmemhtr Williams catnttleoted m the patfni °bOlllb" that took place 111 dle City A feW weeks ago and d1e c6on Illat bok place b clean it esp. Camcilmanbc Outiwrez speed frith the oNb>oce idn. He felt these needed b he an educYtaul process fa the public aM b hold bgetller b fights this pfobkm. Cuucilnlember Boquel amfed hte would Ire b possibly sCl tqr n 1nealtiVC propam b help CeinbN Me probkm lim Frost, Cily Tieumer, Zane 1 Advisory Flood Cenhd Canmiuee, sutW the Commipte !paused a mecutlg last monM regmditlg gnff~ti ahumlest and that May world like b pull m elecbd officiab b see whet cat 6e done m fight Mies problem. CwncihnembrGutiarez !rued he wauN defitdvAy ItYe b lFt ktwlved. ACI70N: To caoe back u dte December 16,1992 meeting. r r.rr• ]t. Councihtnanber Gurieiez astal(aaDay Laborer npdue and also updeae an dw Lbray and Ceaml Part. lack Inm, City Meiuger, !rued stag wadd be !aging W nieednga with him b inform him on thde aubjecb. •rrrrr No caomunicatiai was mule flan the public. rrrrrr MOTION: Moved by Alexulder, seconded by Gutieiroz m adjoion b en Executive Session b discuss personnel rnattas. Motion carriW uilettunausly, 5-0. The marling adjourned at 8:36 p.m. ReepectfuRy aubmitled, Debra I. Adams, CMC City Clerk Deamba 16,1992 CITY OF RANCHO CIK:AMONCA CITY COUNCB. NINNIES A regular meethtB of dte Rancho Cunotonga City CormcB wu held on Wednesday. Decrmba 16. 1992, kt the Couttc8 Clambers of the Civic Cantu, located at 18500 Civic Ceuta Ikive, Ranclm Cucamonga, Catifanie. The meeting was called b ardor x17:26 pm. by President Demis L. Stilt Present wore Caortcilmembaa: WBliam 1. AkxaMa, Charles 7. Buqua B, Rex Godurez, Diem WilBens, and Cheirnatt Detoda L. Stat Also presort( were: lest( Lam, City Manager: AMrew Arczyaski, Assiuarrl City Attorney; Lmda D, Daniels, Deputy City Maroger, Jerry B. PulwooQ Deputy Chy Maoaga; Brad Bnikr, City Flamer. Lary Heodaaaa, Principal PWater, Joe O'Neil. City Fnginrer; Robot Dominguez, A®ohdsaYive Services Duecla; Dime O'NeW, Matagement Amlyn D; Stlan Mickey, Mmagaoar AtWyst I; Chief Derma Michael. Rancho Cucamonga Fue Prdecdm Dishict; Capt. Bruce Zekrr, RaneM Cucrnatga Iblicn Deplrunem; and loo Sultan, Deputy City Ckrk. Bl. Presptatim of Fords fa D.A.R.B, Pmgam doratd by Raary Club of Raordm Cararnatga. George Koykendall ftom the Rancho Cacernmga Lunchtime Rotary Club presatted a chxk fa S1,1g0.00 b the Ciry b help fund the D.A.RB. Pmgmm. B2. Prexnmtim of Proclamation b Alan Hastvitz in honor of receiving ties Christy McAuliffe Teaching Awed Maya shut presented dw proclmmdon m Alan Harkvih. B3. Presenatiort of Proclamation besbwing hormury ridzerahip upon Lacy J. Delon, Maya Sumt read the pralmalion being pmsentM b lacy J. Dalton. which would be (awarded m b ha. B4. Presdtmtian o(ProcWnnwn b dr Eliwatda High School Mamhing Fagks tor thev recent xhievanena. Maya Soul presenad the proclsratim b Don ]armilb, baM director, and two represcrttaUVea form 0te hand, and also lhenked Oran fa Iherr effata in enlenaining u various functions wiNin the City, and fa the paitive recognidm They bring b Rancho Cucarrtmga. rrrrr• City CouncO Minutes Decanter 16,1992 Page 2 No canmunicmions were made fn>tn the public. ...~r• Dl. Approval err Minutes: November 30, 1992 D2 Approval of Wamnts, Register Nos. 1125192 and 122/92; and Payroll ending l 1(19192 for the total amount or 5912,510.49. D3. Approval m receive and Csk anent mvphanl Schedule as d November 30, 1992 D4. Approval m nxcive the Fsral Year 1991/92 CompeMasaive Aruusl I'utencial Rgprt (CAFR). D5. Approval m gust regoeu fran Rancho Cucamonga High School far City fLtg m be flown over their cemPus• D6. Appmvd m x0 s one ape sib an the rsath side of Civic Center Drive and castor Naves, and ^ two ode sim on the swN side of Nktth Sued, west of Hdmuo for tedevelopoent ptopoxs. D7. Appoval b extax an Agreement [err Acgmsitian or OfgSik Property, Seauity, and Deposit ror Puce) Map 12959-1, mated u the swthcast tsdtar of White Oak Avenue and Arrow Roux, mbmined by Capellino and Assaciatea. RESOLUTION N0.92498 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL. OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALQORMA, APPROVING AN ACQUISITION AGREEMENT OF OFF•SITE PROPERTY, SECURITY, AND DEPOSIT FOR PARCEL MAP 12959-1 FROM CAPFLLBJO AND ASSOCIATES, AND A[TfHORCLING THE MAYOR AND CI-!'Y CLERK TO SIGN SAME D8. Approval atM execution of Pmgnm Sappkment No. 006 (CO 92-089) m Local Agency -State Master Atpamat No. STLPP-5420 for dx Stax-Local TranaPOaa4on Parnxrsbip Pmgmrn between the Ciry or Rancho Cucanonga arM the Sate of Califamia ftx dx constrtretkn of Rochester Avenue -from Vktpia Asrk Itrx to Lark Drive, consisting of gnat wiGming, aignmg and striping. sncet lighting aM alortn drain improvements. The supplement sets the stax reimbursable portion of Ute project d 540,566.00 and the City's portion at 594,563.00. Rdmbursabk funding from the supplanad agramem shag be depoaixd m the SB140 AccamL RESOLUTION N0.92.299 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORMA, AUTNORIZPIG THE EXECUTION AND SIONB4G OF PROGRAM SUPPLEMENT NO. 006 TO LOCAL AGENCY -STATE MASTER AGR6EMEN1' NO. STLPP-5420 FOR THE STATE•I.OCAL TRANSPORTATION PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE ROCHESTER AVENUE STREET IMPROVEMENTS BETWEEN VICTORIA PARK LANE AND LARK DRIVE City Council Mtttues Dxembrr 16,1992 PsBe 3 D9. Approval of antadM Sat Baoadiro Camay Scltedttk A to Lsw 6nfaceatent Servius for the Cay d Rancho Cucatnptp ut the atoamt of 57,083p26, b be horded Error Aoroaot No. 014451fi028. savebpaaat6aapa7r ITEM RRMOVED FROM AGENDA. D11, Approvd b Accept l.utdeape httPtayettxaa ONy, R.ekate of Bond cad Notice d Caapktioo for Tact 13930, boated m the east cede of tklhtutt Avetm u Wham Aveme. Relwe: FdIMW Perfotmatce Bad 5228.000.00 Acap: Mevtlertatce Gttaaaee Bad 22,800.00 RESOLUTION N0, 92-302 A RESOLUTTON OF THE CITY COUNCB. OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, ACCEPTING THE PUBLFC LANDSCAPE IMPROVEMENTS tOR TRACT 13930 AND AUTHORIZING THE FILING OF A NOTTCE OF COMPLETION FOR THE WORR D12. Appmvd b Accept Intprovemata, Relate of Bards and Ntaix of Completion fa CUP $8.12 • Faahill Botikvad MNiau, bcaal on Foo11tiI1 Bwkvad belweett Haven Avace and Milldfwt Avetate, RESOLUTION N0.92-303 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THB CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA. ACCEPTD70 THE PUBLIC [AffROVEMBN7'S FOR CUP SS-12 -FOOTHILL BOULEVARD MEDIANS AND AUTHORIZING THE FR.1NG OF A Nl7ITCE OF COMPL8770N FOR TH6 WORE MOTION: Moved by Otttimez, setaatded by Akxrder b approve the atalf tecanntdtduiotu cottmitted in 0te ataR tepats o(the Canna Caknda, kaa Iran No. D10. Mahn caned ttttanimoudy, 5-0. •~~~r• city CaorcB Minmd Decauber 16,1992 Page 4 NR ions was sudniRed ••.... F1. CONCIDFaA71ON OF .A MARK cI.NATION 9212-Approval titan appliation bdesigrWe dne Pearaan Filling Stuion and Garage, located u 12912 FaoddB Boukvud, Rarncho Cucamonga, as an Historic landmark - APN: 1100-061-02. (CwtieaM hom Oebber 7, 1992) CONS RA77ON OF QJViRONasF2gT 1. A. SESCMINf OFD MO mON RF IFCT FOR THE pFAR.Cf1N FIIL .CTATI(Rl •ARA..fA IKYIEHI7A1. Orp.I ~NDMARK. CTA - A ARK ANiD NATION i. Ff. CTFR y +B R RTR i['rl mFl - A rogtlaR b demRliah a potion Of IhC Peasen Filling Sutios and Garage, located u 12912 FaadniB Bwkvud, Rancho Cucurwnga - APN: 1100-06t-02, The Hnslaic Preservation CranmiaioR recgmmands the prepuadm of a farmed BoviwaneaW hoped Repot (RIR) is ado b blxt assess the adverse impact b thtt reasraCe. Other aptiMb Thal cauM be omsidered include the isrmatrce of a Mitigucd Negative Declaration. (CwtLaed hos Oebber 7, 1992) Bmd Bdla, City Planner, stated ruff wm prepared b prmea a Raft repot knight, bd that the Council SnhemmiROC hm mbnitad a memo requesting dW tlds isem be rnrainued b tlne second minting in January. Maya Slant asked the applkmrt if they agreed k continuing this item b the .aKald meeting it 7NUery ailh the mndentnMing tlut tlnae would be ro ftMer caain®ncea. Bury Vanuga, applkw, sated hn would like Cwnndl b addreu tine ixwre taught if pos+bk. Counc0rnemba Alexander eked if the Coutual was b continue tine item, would it have a profomd fluaru;W impact a IiebilitY impact m Ne npWicant, and did he fold win absolutely neoeasery b decide 111e inane tonight Barry Vandger, applkunt, sated it was not abaoluWy neasvuy. He steed they have ban apprised of n liability and publk nuisance hazed asaxiued with the property ao world like i ulmn care of u sawn m paasibk, but it does not have a dirtct finencid impact CaunciMember Alexander agreed he world Irate it settled, but od of coaaideuuon fa aeveul issues involved, Iw would ba wiilirg k go along with the continuance wiN der; a1dGReMing list it would not go beyond rbe eemrd mating in lanmry. Bury Vantiga, appiicartl, Rated tltu would h aaeptibk. Councilmernbe+Outiamzasked if dwtraffic aSmlwould bedelayed u dl by th^, conunmrnce. ]ce O'NeB, City F.ngirteu, Rated an interim arrangement has bcen made wide Ne slue and dley wi0 he instilling the sigroi in the next few weekauregardlese ofwhen this item is head. Counciimemher Buqua Boleti he rrnel with tiro two parties involved aM discussed This iaaue, anu felt it win cku b everyone tine canama dte HlRaic Prrxavetien Ctmrmisaian and the CancB had, and Ulought it wn arxepubk b everyone then: tlul Nia item be conunucd b tanuuy. city Comma Minmrs Dxernba 16,1992 Page 5 Berry Vantiga, applicant, stated the cotubntence wm aocepmbk b them. he just felt he should inform the Council o[ the condntdng liabihry probkan with the pomb0ity that the tatapy might m0age due m iu age. He stated the problem hee been mitigatW by insmlletim of a chain link force arwrd the area but it u sx01 catsidered a hmird. Councilmembar WiBiama stated slte twncurred with Councibiember BtpttU to albw the FGstoric Preserration Commissim a BWe more time m rvarlc with the stale. Mayor Stout staled he was willing m continue the item erne more time ere long as they were assured tlkre would h no more wntinuantts. RESOLUTON N0.92-267 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCII. OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING HISTORIC LANDMARK DESIGNATION 92-02, THEREBY DESIGNATING THE PEARSON FH.LING STATION AND GARAGE, LOCATED AT 12912 FOOTFmI. BO[JLEVARD, AS AN HISTORIC LANDMARK AND MAKING FINDINGS IN SUPPORT THEREOF - APN: It00-061-02 MOTION: Moved by Aleaarda, secpided by WBliattu p Conbm Item FI for the fiml time m the seattd mating in January, 1993. Motion canfsd 4-1 (Gutimez no). •~~~~~ F2. .. . sa nn r n -. rl 't ' TtON - Thu m a hearing to adopt Resolu[ian 92-223A rorreclu error pertaining m Commmiry Beautification. Staff repot ptdmted by lack Lam. City Manager. Mayor Stout opened the mating for public hearing. Thee being no response, the public hewing wu closed. RESOLUTION N0.92.223A A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO C[JCAMONGA, CALHrORMA, AMENDING RESOLUTION N0.92-223 MOTION: Moved by Gutierrez, seconded by AkxaMer m approve Resolution No. 92.223A. Marlon rartied urmimously, 5-0. •rr~~a GL CONSIDERATTON OF AMENDMENT TO C mCECfION I O; OIOA '+ OF TNF RAN HO CUCAMON •A inn ~ i. CODE RTAININC. TO CON^=rCT OF ACTIV C Q~, PARKS Sniff teppt piesrnsal by Linda Daniels, Deputy City Mmteger. Mayor Scout opaRd the tireaing for public hearing. Thee being tto maponae, the public hearing was closed. tan Suwon. Deputy Cky Clerk. read the tide of t7rdinatitt No. SOSA. City GoorteR Miotre I)xaaher 76,1992 Page 6 ORDINANCE ND. SOSA (fuatnydirtg) AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCB. OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA[.BaDRN1A, AMENDING SUBSECITON 12tIM1.Ot0A3 OF THE RANCHO CUCAMONGA MUCBCIPAL CODE h4Of1ON: Moved by Bogor, secatded by W igimC b waive roll nxdeig ad set serood coding dQdironce No. SOSA [a the 7anuary 6. 1993 nteetiag. Motive cried urtaoiroaWy, 5-0. •~~~~r H. CITY MANAGER'S STARK REPORTS H1. CONStpERATION OF AIPROVEMENI'S RE~AAQE OR BONA4 AND NOTICE OF COhiot F!3ON FOR ACT 129tH rw'A DON THE CT SID OF NERMOSA A m NORTH OF IrR i Clp RO D. I)fi t - HY N(N2D1 WOODC B. TD.- A At m1RMA IMI'IFII P 1rtwlmsCH~ Jack I.am, Chy Meager, stated (here W 6aen a regaeat m retmve this ikm from Ne agenda dw b a lact d a Maattomce Gu~atlRe Bond being provided ao rime by the devebper. RESOLUTJON N0.92-304 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COIINCIL OF THE CITY OP RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CAIgORR1VIA, ACCEPfB'Ki THE PUBLIC IA1R4OVBh1PMS FOR TRACE 12902 AND At1THORIZIN6 THB PB.B~G OF A NOTICE OF ODMP[Ef1ON FOR THE WORK ACf3ON: Item rcrrtovM fnsm the agenda. vrr~r• I1. FORMATION OF ANTIARAFFITt TASK FORCE (Condaatd Oros Ileataber 2, 1992) SIeH repot paeetaed by Jerry Fdwood, Deputy City Matuger. Maya Slav recarnmendsd they ale a municipal coM judge b serve on the Teat Farce tints Nia pmblern x180 involve the jtaEciel aysbm. He rut d wautl albw the courts b see how serious the City kW the problem is. CouncNrtemba Btpuet slmed Ihae are oNer test faoe groups tamted in othajurisdicliotn and wanted b gather the infonnetian NeS wilecmd and try b otcapoote dtal ktm what Rancho Cunmmga i6 trying b do. He fek it wa important m remits everyone that they have been fighting this problem far yon, and that one d the fiat cdnmmity awauteas programs wa heW over two yen ago. Ha sated thin is a pteliminvy seep in evaluating the problem N the Ciry's neighborhoods, and hoped that once they del wiN it bcallay, Nay could wart wiN Ne netghharing cities on alkvinhtg Nia problern. City Council Mmulp Ikcanber 16,1992 ~~ k[ayllf Smut stated they wire mal®g this reeomrrrerldallen atthis time beeauw Ihry wem eaperiauing an irraeesc in graffiti throughout the West End, and though he fu[ Rancho Clrcamonga was dealing with i[ harts man surrounding chip. 6e though[ they could improve, He stated they eurrrndy spend ova 5100,000.88 a year on gmffifi trmoval. Fk rut may needed b Cora atha ways b addrep the problem, and though he -nows you cannot mat;m:rztty ezpea m elimkum grffiBb amity he Wt They could control it mrd eliminate it a6 quickly a9 possible. He tell quick dimhmtion diamroaged people horn coming hem b mppl Iheu efforts, Councilmemba Gutiertez asked if there could h mere man two oommunitY trwmbes at large on dre Task Force. 6erause he felt Wero would h more people mm would want b bt involved and mry should have mom input from me canmunity. Mayor Stout staled he did not disag.ce, but that the Task Farce wu rather large a9 it was. and they were trying b keep the numbs war-abk. Councilmember WilBmns soggated that after the midst meaings of the Test Farce. they should try b disburse the infomutim a various rreighbaduod grrzgp and help m eduram the parents. She stated the Coumy is devebPiug an interjurisdiclional paroit b alkew chip b go atpo Caunry propety b repave graffiti m the thud control chemreb. Councilmember Bugcet felt the Tact Force oral jrul a begiming, and it will ezpaM out inb wmmunity involvement Ne aided may will be dcwcbping edreatierW comporrenla and prpenufiara mat an 6e given m neighborhood grotps. Caurcilmembe Gadettez adcedd dte Turk Fanx would be developing kgisladat, Councimtemba Bugnd s1NN it we dixussd at the hm madng that an oNinertce would be developed thm would allow the Ciry b rauva Ceab that may rte rat receiving mrough the court sy>aan, as we0 as m cola anb privme property, such as busines locations, b ckarr np guRtr fnta thmr dre current system albwa. Councilmernber Gutierrez asked who was dmRing me ordomrce beceuee he had ideas diet ome cities have adopted and he did not kmw who m dmre than with, aM wandetW when the draft ordirmrrce woukJ 6e available. Jack lam. City Mange, sorted how kung before Ure ordinance was tpdy wadd depend on dte amormt of rparch receded. He smmd sW[ cwWUCta resemch wim odrerjrriadicdons when developing an oNirmnce, and dear dte City Attonrey's office prepares Ilk ortErWrrz with the pmpe latgroge. Mayor gloat stated may mwt be careful in how mrY Prepre an arditmrrce because municipal law was Ute moat litigated tea o[ the kgiale8ve process. Fk awed may treed b be certain it is wriltn wim the prapu language rat only m accanrPlish the goal o[ me ordinance. but m keep it from being struck down u mrcatstimriaW. lack l.am, Ciry Manage, stated if anyone had suggestiwu shoat patticula ardinenm frorn other clap that shoots be wrasiderM in the respnch, b advise staff and may would gather Wert infomwtion [e review. MOTION: Moved by Stou4 secarrdW by Gutierrez a approve der formation of the Tast Force and b ping a Est of ruminations b the January 6, 1993 rtuxting. Mallon carsfW unanimously, 5-0. •.~~~• 12. [IPDA7E ON THF. LACK nFNNV ascaarmter oonrcrn~sem ocn.,ocT.. .. ........... ~.......... ._ PABK (Oral [report - Smm) cr'ty Cn®eil kdiuutea l>Damba 16,1992 Page 8 Mayor $bm sensed lhae bas Gem a cammmity poop ievdwed m miring foods b build a 9ahte m honor d lack Bamy, tvhich H ptaptlrog amomhly, atl thottg6t l6e Comcil ehmW dmide if is tsntpletbn. 1fe awed hu Iemnmlmdalat W Wld be b aCClpl !lle alaale O a pR IL ~t~Cd, Mfil Y4eallaa lha it world Coat 6e iMalled Y the Sptnm Park Ihm it caald be [randatW b the nlaVOnnit Slstim whop h wtl twmplaed, then m m its fnW nuletg plus m the Perfuming Am Caps ®Cawal Pak wnco it G boils CatptcihotmDa Btppel nslmd if the base avi0 6e possible. Mara stem soled dte title is being tk>igped m albw Cu the movemem aE me assns, which is why ds bax coats w mach. Councilmemba Akxaoda awed it needed b 6e empMrixed dW thin acme pmjec[ htl been fimded emuely by private dooatiotta, tha m Ciry fends was rued m nNPort the Dm/at MO71ON: Mowed by Akxaoder, seconded by Buqux b accept the Whre Black Homy ppm cnmpiaim and irmYl it epti.Hy a the Sports Campkx. Motive caned nttanimanely, 5-0. .~~•.r L IDRNTywICATTON OP 7TWNA POB NRXT aawPTlhlC 11. Mryv Smm nosed he woaN lie n pmlimary pYo fa anl®g tla lmdapunalmg arigda (ends received fnan Souhem Califama Edison, whkh aadd cane beck o Iaxary. •na. a. r• tC COMMIIMCAT7ONq PP^~A TNw Pltwr r~ KI. Lydia Kenner, Chaupenon fer the lads Berry Memuial SWae Cammiaee, acted she was pWaed wen the Council's aaiao mnigM tl this project htl hmo b dle making for fda yarn and Was gladu had been oR'tcially aaepad by the CoacR. She allowed a pique of the clay model fer Ilse autos, and soggeaW they might wrpwwMctpdediw[inn cdenpny to the mWic aigtmlmRacneata rpl Jack Barry Drive on Febnwy 14.1993. Jack Hawy's birtlday. K2. Dal Maria, 6608 VanlobilL applended IheCey'a eftals m gratlpi mlbvd and ptaetpW a fsaop:wdrk fa ds new Task puts m caufder u they get staled, and explained his hmdom m the Cauocil. •~r~~• L. ADIOOaNaaaalT MOTION: Moved by Raquel, aecuMed by Akxnnder m adjourn. Motion carried unatilnoaely, S-0. The meeting adjouned a 8:35 pm. Rapectfagy wbmiaed, Ian Smbtt Depuy City Clerk November 18, 1992 CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONCA CITY COUNCd MINIJIF.S A regular meding of the Rancho Cocarrtortga City Caurail was held a WedaesdeY~ November 18, 1992, in dre Council Chambers of the Civic Center. kksted al 10500 Civic Cantu Drive, Rancho Cttcemonga, California. The mcefing was caged b order ar 7:09 p.m. by Mayor Deonis L. STOUL Present were Boardmembera: Willisn 7. Akxaakr, Charles 1. Bugttu D, Dian WBliams, Pamela J. Wright, aM Mayor Dutnis L. Stout Also present were; Jack Lam, City Mutager, James Madmtan, City Attorney; Litda D, Daniels, Deputy City Manager, Rick Ganez, Canmumty Development Director; Olen Jotcs, Sr. RDA Analyst; Brad Bulky, City Plattner; Scott Murphy, Assaiate IMatnu; Ja O'Neil. City Engineer, Mike OBVier, Sr. Civil Engineer; Robert Dominguez, Adminisnadve Service Director; Duane Baku, Assistant b The City Manager, Diane O'Neal, Management Analyst n; scan Mkkey, Martagetnent Analyst 1; CapL Brure Zeitter, Rancho Cutxmortga Police Depemnen4 and Debra J. Adams, City Clerk. •~~•~• B1. PresutmNan of Pralametion declaring the week tN Novembu 22 - 28, 1992 as Family Week in Rancho Cttcantonga Maya Srout presented the Ptalamadon b Skve Esher (Falter Dahlia wav not presatt). Skve Fahar Thanked Ne City for it9 support of the family end presented Ne City wiN a statue resembling Ne strength of the fancily. •~~~~• C1. Cancilm¢mber Wright Thanked the people of Rancho Cucamonga fa albwing hu b serve u a representative of The City. She also dwdced the City Council and City smfl' [a all their support over the years and smled she was prorM of whm she had eccanplisheq in The City. ~r~ar• City Council Minutes November 18.1992 Page 2 DI. Approval of Wartnnts, Register Nos. 10/2882 aM 11/4y2 and Payroll ending 10/22/92 fa the toml amount of SI,045,035.16. D2. Approval to receive and fik cunent Investment Schedule as of October 31, 1992. D3. Approval b appropriate 55,000.00 from Fund 22 - "Syswns Development" b Account No. 22-0637-8942 fa the preparation of an eva4tetion and appraisal per the direction of ate City Attorney of a partial rating far the "Foothill Bonkvanl ffi Rotdtester Avenue Signal" project. D4. Approval of a resolution audtaizing the Ciry Manager b donate equipment b the Camty dtffi has been given m or pwchased by the City for the propose of Iaw eufacemenl RESOL[7fION N0.92-283 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCII, OF TIIE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGM CALAaORNIA, GIVB4G 7TBi CITY MANAGER AUTHORITY TO DONATE EQUIPME14'f USED FOR LAW 6NFORCEh1ENT TO 7TB3 COUNTY OF SAN BOtNARDWO, PROVIDB4C FOR THE USE OF THAT EQUA'MF7NT NI THE CffY, AND FOR THE BUY BACK OF THAT EQUIPMENT AY THE CITY FOR ONE DOLLAR D5. Approval b ONer the Mrtexation b IaMSCape Mainwmnce District No. 3B and Street Lighting Maintertmice District Nos. 1 aM 6 fa Paroeia Numbered 1 through 8, 10, I I aM 13 tMprgh IS of Parcel Map 13724, located on die south side o[ Faofhi8 Boulevard, between mtusrate 15 and Etiwenda Avrnue, aubnitsed by ate WetOa; 4mo Company aM b-Naar Borger. RESOLUTION N0.92-284 A RESG. UTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE C[TY OF RANCHO CUCAMONt. 1, CALIFORMA. ORDERING THE ANNEXATTON OF CERTAIN TERRITORY 7Y~ ' ANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT NO. 3B AND STREET LIGHTING MAIh:4NANCE DISTRICT NOS. 1 AND 6 FOR PARCELS NUMBERED 1 THROUGH 8, 10, I1 AND 13 THROUGH 15 OF PARCEL MAP 1371A D6. Approval b exegtb Real Progeny Improvement Contract and Lien Ag'rarttettt from Randolph Scot Davis and Sandra PeuOne Davis, for the consuuction of Almond Strew, bated west of Amemya Strew. RESOLUTION N0.92-285 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, ACCEPTING A REAL PROPERTY IMPROVEMENT CONTRACT AND LIEN AGREEMENT FROM RANDOLPH SCOT DAMS AND SANDRA PAULINE DAMS AND AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO SIGN THE SAME D7. Approval to execute a Reimbursement Agreement wish Foothill Marketplace Farmers for the costs associated with a proposed assessment district. City CouaR Minmes November 18,1992 Page 3 D8. Appoval m execute agtcemenu wiN Bman, Divers & Heotschke, Counsel (CO 92-073): Fieldomn, Rolapp R Associates. Finatciel Advita (CO 92-074): and NBSA.owry, Assessment Eogiaegs (CO 92-075) b provide conmlriog services fa a prapoaed aoesnnent district. Cmrraets not b exceed SZ0,000.00, m be pOd for by the deuebper. D9. Approval m award and ea0saizetim b execute the Ciry-Wide Emergency ®d Ronline Egniprsam Remal, Pavement Repay, Shoulder Gmdirsg and Debris Remowl Amtusl MainWmn~g Cmtract (CO 92-076) b Land CanstrucUOtt m the amount of S75,OOD.l10 m be forded by Acoaatt Number 01~647fi028 fa Fiscal Year 199I/93, D10. Appnrvel m exeaue Memormdan of Underslatsding (CO 92-07'7) baween Sm BenmMino County Fbod Control Dimict and City of Rancho Cucamonga fa mdtl-use regiorml and wtmnunity veils on District faciBties aM atnlsaizbsg the Maya m sign same. Dl 1. Approval b execute bnprovemrnt Agreemesn Ex[ensim fa Tract 14139, IocasW on the southwest turner of EtiwaaM Avrna and 25m Street, submitad by Ahmmvott Devebpmen. RESOLUTION N0.92-286 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, APPROVBVG IMPROVEMENT AGREEMENT EXTENSION AND Ih1PitOVEAffiNT SECURITY FOR TRACE U139 D12. Appoval b accept improw:rrwnb, Reease of Bala and Nonce otCompktion fa Trxt 13898, located on dk nonhw2st caner of Lemon Avenue and I.ersdon Awenne. Releaee: FaithfW Peafomtatce Rand (Stmet) S 189,000.00 Acep: Mavnetmae Guararstee Bond (Strca) 18,900.00 RESOLUTION N0.92-287 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCR. OF THE CITY OF RANCHO NCAMONGA, CALIFORNA, ACCEPI'WO THE PUBWC Ih1P1tOVEMENTS FOR TRACT 13896 AND AUTHORffiYG TFRi FILING OF A NOTICE OF COMPLETION FOR THE WORK D13. Appnsval m Reease Maimenmtce Gtmmntee Bad to the Civic Center end Public Sakty Facility. Contmet No. 87-171, Release Meintettmtce Guarantce Bond ~ 517,898,322.00 MOTION: Mowed by Williams, secatded by Akxattder b eppove atl amff rerummendetlens cantebted in the staff meats of me Consent Calendar. Mayon carried urmnimwaly, 5-0. •~.r~• City CatncB Mrtwles November 16,1992 Page 4 Delia 1. Adams, City Clerk, and the lick of Ordi~ No. 503. ORDINANCE N0.503 (second reading) AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCd OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING SECTTON 10.20.020 OF THE RANCHO CUCAMONGA CITY CODE REGARDING PRIMA FACIE SPEED LIMI'f5 ON CERTAIN CITY STREETS MOTION: Movcd by WtigM, aecooded by AlWatdu b waive toll readmB arxl approve ONkence No. 503. Mo4an tarred urmknouzVy. 5-0, •~~r~• F1. GONCIDERAT[ON TO AMEND ORDINANCfi NO CB CECTION S EXEMPTING. RED6 ! P NT AND CO ATV' DEVELOP*~+r?P B LICK O ANT INDED PRQ*EC!'C FROM Maya Stout nequealed b torque this kenl flan the agenda and madvatix itu a Wx dale for a fodre meeting vArpt it u rzady fa public hearing as rcqumed by wtt. ORDINANCE N0.424A (fou reading) AN ORDINANCE OF TH8 CITY COUNCd OF THB CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONOA, CALIFORNA, AMENDING SECTION 12.06.010 (A) OF THE RANCHO CUCAMONGA MIINIC~AL CODE PERTAEVING TO AN E7tEMP170N PROM FULL DEDICATTON REQUR2EMENTS WHEN ASSISTING LOWER INCOME HOMEOWNERS PART(CE'ATBiC IN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT AND REDEVELOPMENT RENABII.ITATION PROGRAMS TO MAKE NECESSARY IMPROVEMENTS IN ORDER TO CORRECT HEALTH, SAFETY, AND CODE VIOLATIONS ON THEIR PROPERTfES WHEN THE DEDICATION EXCEEDS PIVB PERCENT OF TN6 HOMEOWNER'S PROPERTY AND MAKING FINDINGS IN SUPPORT THEREOF ACflON: Item talloved flan agenda •r~~~• City council Minutes November 1S, 1992 Page 5 ITEMS E2 AND E3 WERE CONSIDERED AT THE SAME TIME. E2. CONSrtvFaATTON t7F FtWtwONMENI' f fA ACf RFP/1RT F^^\ STOP 7FN ATIVF TRAIT 14475 - S MAMA tNVF 1'MEN'IS .Appeal of tlae Planning Cammiasion's certificaion Ot the subsequent Enviraunental Impact Report for Vesting Tentative Tract 14475. a resideratial wbdivaion and Design Review of 66 single family lots on I l3 acres of land N the Hillsitk Residential (ksv than 2 dwelling units pet acre) and Oprn Space Districts, located rqM a Almond Avena between Sapphic and Turquoiu Streets - APN: 200-051-07, 55, 56, and 57. Staff report prpertbd 6y Scat Murphy, Associate Planner. He introduced Secede Bataer, who prepared Ne Enviroramentd Impact Report (EIRj, and cootintted b explain the rrnecltmaica of Ilse EBt. Mayor Scout opened the mating for public hprirag, Addreaang the City CauncB were: Leeona Klippstein, President. Friends of the FoothiLLa, stated she divagrtes with the developer's comments that were in a later she received frorn daeu legal conndtanL She sutM they disagree That tare and endangered species have been idaaified m site and sWed thry have nor boon mitigated tor. She acted the EIR does not addcv the issue of eMrsgered spedea She smbd ipt x1170 species have been checked w and a report made. She sated the Diabgigl survey dots not include the endangered species and did nae[t agra with the survey information. She continued b report ro the sage xnb tlu[ has been IoR by variow devekapment pmjeas built. Ms. Kfippseba tclt Nis pmjat would have adverse affenxa on the emiroMtenL She acted she did nor Nkak the City had a Hillside Managenserrt Pln a Specific Plan for Hillside areav. She felt this pmjat would 6e a nuisatace to the health, safety and welfare of the citizeras of the City M Rancho Cucamonga. She felt Nis vioWed due lad Maregenarsal aM Rawce Pbn, std that this Project was taut in compliance wiN the Cky's General Plan. She stated there were ool adegtnate crease roads inn due proja4 She continued b aepott 86out due tatthquske tall lines oa the middle of the pmjecL She reported on the buds in Nis area that world be endangered. She felt the EIR should 6e sent b erudner mrasulmnt fa cvaew. Maya Stout asked fa testimony from those supporting the appellant lack Bath, 13232 12N SL, Chino, Prd'eseor of 0iological $cieraces, stated the main Ntust of the appeal is Nat the EIR is inadequate. He reported on tce bed species aM various other species that he felt were etadangered. He asked Net NLs go back and have aauher sumY done. Anthony Mercer, of Botsn in Rancho Cucamonga, sated he owned quite a lal of property in the taothRls, and that it u herd fa the property ownaers b 6e a casbdian for Ne property because of all the petapk that go up in the foahilLs. He felt there should be some kiM of plan b keep this sctiviry cut d the open area Van Roche, 3451 Ramona, Baldwin Part, Chief of due Gabrielino Indian Nation, stated she is mnncernaM wiN the sage and dte habitat (a (his sea and aLw the preservation of iL She asked that this project tat go duough. David lames, President Forest Pneservaion of CaliRanis, anted he joined wiN the position of the Friends a the Foothills asd the Department of Fish nod Game, He sated he did not Bed that the City had u Hillside Management Plan and also reported on other mauas within the General Plata that Nis pmjat did nor mat He also reported on the elements of due EBt Ilea he tGt were letting. He sorted he opposed due devebpment of This projeet, and asked Nat the City Council decay the pmjat as submitred Steve Iamb, P.O. Bon 333, Almdena, 91003, sorted he finds siW fa developers b develop, He steed he did not Nink Nit lad ie sale fa developing. Ctty Council kTmuxa IVovanbe 16, 1992 Page 6 Art Btidge, 8715 Banyan, styled he has lived in Nis era [i 75 yens. He slated what he is mttcesned Mwt is the proper ruc of Nis hmd. He feh there were altenativw available tar the plane of Sahame's deseWprsera as tr an density. Marldx Tmm~el, Friends of the PoothiBs, reporkd ao tlx avedsad utility Imes and the danger h can cause. She submitlyd a newspaper artkk far We Ciry CouncB b considu. Manuel Roche, 3451 Raman, Baldwin Park, also of the Gabrielbn hsdian Nation, did na agtx wiN how Nu land was going b 4 developed l1e hoped thm the City Camcil would never allow anyone b desaoy this lend. Reginald Kiddiensalz V, 7390 I.eylon, also a basirxss owner. (alt there should be lard developed wiN standards b go by. He did not agsa whh Ute depletion of the sage acerb. He sroxd ro was corsurrtN wiN Ute ovenkveloprxnt of the faolhiLLa He (ek dtue Mould be a Nllside MattegrnKa[ Plan Douglas Stepke, Friends of the IeoNiBS, suppwxd Reginald Kiddimaalv and agreed wiN Ihose people who were N favor o(presevktg tlx land Ffe staid he wu alb reporting for Jack BaN tlnt dx EBt does not oRe an alteraBve six far this project. Ha felt if this pmjtct is approved, the m tprality in the City of Rancro Cucmnonga would not tnPave. firic Hating. 3637 CaoYan Crest, Riverside, asked Nat Ne Conttcil txl approve Nis pmjxt and consider Ne Bea M the people otRaocho Cucrnmga. Mike Wangle. Box Springs Mounlaoms, slated he wn coacaned d b who would huxf"t Bam Nis, He did ttot Nink Nk projw altould be appoved ud that Ux 4md sltaald 6e prcseved. He did not Mint thus wauN be any bunfit by going shad wiN this project. Corey Briggs, San Diego, slued he feh the RIR u invalid becatva.it does ni comply wiN Ili Gertual plan and CEQA reguleBats. Ile asked far dte Council nal b eppove this ptojocl, and dtal a clurtuing deign bewnairlued Den Konig, 96729 fkxmoaa, was also carrenxd about the a(fxts Nis project would have on the ftaeat. He did rte agree wiN dx &IR. John Brown, Riverside, feh Nis Lard sltoukl be psawved (i sanity's sake. Susan, wiN Friends of the Foothills, read a passage tnxn AI Gee's boot far the Conncd's intimation. Gloria Valtkm, 10167 Chapmral gC, stated she u apposed b the development in the canyon. Richard Arkglen, o! Whiaie, did rtot understand why Nis arts hea b he developed, He felt animals should also have rights. lk did rot agree wiN the B(R. rrrar Mayi Stout called a recess at 9:09 p.m. The meCBng wu called beck b ceder at 9:27 pm. wiN all menbea of Council presen4 rrrrrr City Council Minutes November 18, 1992 Psge 7 Cathtaine Bridge. 5715 Banyan, sorted her propciiy is next m the Sahama property and did not fed the EIR addressed Sahame's soWlrem portion of Ittc pnrperty. She oared dmt mis be furtlrv surditd. Sbe sorted tlwy have a dream Urm this area be left at a lower density and did not want this m be sanethkrg that carutot 6e obtained. Billy Schwarz. 10514th SL M20, Otaario, asked dmt thtt developmem 6e rechecked tatighL She stated she agreed with the provious speatas. She did tat want m till m ea[ either and asked that the City Council do the tight ming. Kim Rosen. 9386 Banyar, smtW there k a group of Alta Loma High School students that have concern about tlds pojecL She asked Wat rift City Comtcil consider something else fa this area and tmnsitkr cluslerkrg and knver demity. Romper Femardez, resident of liutcho Ctrcananga fa 13 yeas, asked tbu tine City Courcil do the tight thing for the residents of the City. She felt rmswction is important in rite City, but also felt the envkonmrnt is impormnt Stephank ScMr, 300 S. Gtard Aventw, Los Mgeks, Atmrrtey fa Sehama Devetopnrurt, fah mere was an igttpara:e of the people drat sprite against dtis project She epnmented Ural me City does haw a Hillside Ordirmnce and that this project complies wim tlut She slated a Inge part of this projeM is going m 6e dedicated m the City m address me env'uonmenW tvtcems. Shc stated Ihey haw beta w'otking on this pojem for approximately two years. She staled she felt this was a clualaed dewbpmau. She tell what l.eepu Klippstein sWedu not suppptedby taps. She did ttW feel mis project slroud be tkoieQ She did rwl feel the project is thm much mere dntve matt whet Mr, and Mts. Bridge want She staled the alluvial sage is in Ure wash and drier is trot going m be developed as some of the students were reftarin6 m mis bring desuoYtd. She continued m mate tamales m other speake+s canrrrents. Steve Morton, land planner [p mis project staled he u here m atnwer any 9uestiorts. Mayor Stout albvrod rebuttal remarks from the appellant Leearta Klippsmin did not mink the City should be mitred by mis project She stated mere ere other areas that Mw alter types of s+gc scmb that aheuld he preserved also. She stated the F1R is btadegtmte and time Ws project should be denied because it u rot beneficial m the helm, safely and welfare of the residents of Rancho Curamptga. She stated mis project u in Natknal Ftaest botndaries, whkh is an ertdargped area, and aLVO a disaskt area lbero being no forma respptse• rite public hearing was closed. Cauncdmember Baguet asked tp the City Attorney m giw persmdets for Nis issue. James Markman, Cily Auomey, stored he would like the opportmrhy b twtnmrnt on mu and m also defend the staff because of same of the staements made atrout the Gurenl Ran irmdequacies, and so form, mat he did tKK BM in the appeal, which limited itself m tits EIR. He stated the only thtog involved in mis appeal is CEQA, or whether the E1R is adequate, and ultimately that will be the Council's daisien. He smtW effected by dmt is the map itself baausc if Ute CEQA certification was np right. then the fl~ning Ctanmiaion's approval of the map coul8t't haw barn right He pointed out drat Ure Council did haw n deei wim rite fact that tlrpe is a wrtatimtipWly protected right fa some economically viable use M tins pttspeny m be mde under the Peal 8vattgelical Free Church case, 88 well av any number of whets. He stated mis u a very bw density tuned ems, and a low density project, He sated me forty a reason a Conncil could deny any viable ectammic use of somebody's property world be if there were some public hatlm or safety reason involved in it, whkh he (alt is why some of the accusations wore made previously. City CauncB Minutes November 18, 1992 Page 8 Fk stated Thee woe a lot of caclredam made and very link taco stet were ropplied b suppmt WC aYRmCatt HC stated the Council's ftmcdon was b amiyu Ne infermadoo pnaeoted b tits Cotmcil, and if dby did na feei adegnak mfarmalirt was presnTed b Utem with respect m any M Thde mrlera, Wen they could ask (a mme. fie staled he hm leaked Woogh the informrimr drecerd and ten not found try X06 tiro that iodcbas dtae may he n endanguad species ao Utit rile, bat atldtd'this wan fa Ne Camcil b decfde. He aired thus has been 00 scientific Wamation presertted The Thee wy be n etxlaogped spxiea r this nib. He stated Ihue has been m evidence a soggestim n how soroeene could try b fmd a bmrowhtg od a any oTher eodaogered specks, whidt smptisW him. fie slrM Ito is vuy wmfamhk Nb this project wttgtiwa wilt the Getteral Pin, but s1atW slut is fa tits CautcB b decide if they fNt tltey had enough ®fomsbioa b make a decisiea. Mayor Stor sWed it had been mnlineU stet tho project srrdd in 1990. and shat this wn bcartect hecane the process b gu this prjjeu apprwcd tlarlM may Yens ago nd that this ten retxived a lot of nviramtutW anention. He staled bescd n We docgntenmtion from The Planing Conaivbtt meetings and the Y proaented twdghC he hr famM rtotlrirtg cNipTht6 tlrt dtc Phtmmtg Commission's decision should be overosmM. Catutciltnrmber AkxaMer stmcd it was OeBghtfid [a him b sea Use ynnger gwpadon invdvedm this into, and dot he was offended by sonic of The tmmotmt: made, fin did rbt think Wis project war a adrox, oa hrmfd b Ute general welfare of the public. Fie felt the dereiry wn Iow fa Thin ben. fk afakd he auppabd the Plrmhtg Commissiot's derision n hells of tltese mrba. Cartrtciittkmter BugrrA slated he bale aReme b aaroe o[ the ttakmwna made by the people. fk fell titers wu anotltu way b g0 above ranebing mdter that WaigM ailiCiam tlbt wet preserved bnighl HO Wled he did ob nee aq nbrraial iNamadon r b why this project ahoald be dtaiad. Courcilmember WBiiama awed alts did na think the City Could ahoald say n mwe development n hi0sidea because fhb was not fn b The properly owner, she did not thhtk the cltWViog would wart u wn su66ered She stated Ihiv project is tta fmiehed being designed acrd she world love b go along wib the Planing Commission's deciain. CamcBmember Wright arced she fell amnewheta the One nerds b be drawn aM fdt Iltve needed b be n adegwte EIR done. She felt the City Counil should liskn b the Bridges because of whr dtey have enviaiasW fa dtdr property, Stec felt the Ciry sltarW show The example b the Comay. RESOLUTION N0.92-Z86 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCB. OF THE CITY OP RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, CERTIFYING THE FINAL SUBSfiQUENT ENVBtONMfiNTAL IMPACT REPORT AND ADOPTING Tfffi MITIGATION MONITORING PROGRAM FOR VESTING TENTATIVE TRACT 14(75, A RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION OF 66 SINOLfi FAMR-Y LOT'S ON 113 ACRES OF LAND BV THE HB.LSIDE RESIDfiN71AL (LfiSS THAN 2 DWELLING UNITS PER ACRE) AND OPEN SPACE DISTRICTS, LOCATED NORTH OF ALMOND AVENUE BfiTWGEN SAPPHIRE AND Tl1RQU0iSE STREETS, AND MAKING F'AIDINGS IN SUPPORT THEREOF - APN: 200-051-07, SS, 56, AND 57 MOTION: Movod by Alexmber, aecortded by WiBiama b approve Resoiutian No. 93.286. Motion carded 4-1 (Wright no). .....• City cocecB bTmama Nov®ber IS, 1942 Page 9 E3. CYNISms;RATfON OF C'rsNG TENTATTVE TRA( 1447 - C uAb'A A^. ~'t't...--.:. - - gppaai of Ilw Plaoaing Commiaeion'a apptovil of a residatial anbdiviabn aed Desigo Revrew.of 66 eagle family msidaces on 113 aaee of laodm the iTdbide Reaidertdal (las than 2 dwellvtg units per acre) arM Open Spore DLmicte, lowed noM d Amtad Avarua hetworn Sapphire and Tatgtroise Seats - APN: 206031-07.55.56, asd 57. See Iran E2 far pabtic hearing CommrAla RESOLUTION N0.41-289 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCH. OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGM CALIFORNIA, APPNOVING DESIGN REVIEW FOR VESTING TENTATIVE TRACT' NO. 14175, A R&SmFlO'IAL SUBDIVISION OF 66 SINGLE FAMII.Y LOT$ ON 113 ACRES OP LAND IN THE HH.I.SIDE RESIDENTIAL (LESS THAN 2 DWEfYHVG UNITS PER ACRE) AND OPEN SPACE DISTRICTS, LOCATED NORTH OF ALMOND AVENUE BETWEEN SAPPHRE AND TURQUOISE STREETS, AND MAKING FINDINGS IN SUPPORT TH@REOP - APN: 200-051-07, 55, 56, AND 57 RESl7LU77ON N0.92-290 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCII, OF THE CITY OP RANCHO Cl1CAMONGA, CALIItORMA, APPROVING VB.S77NC TENTATIVE TRACT MAP NO. 1M75, A RESIDENTIAL SUBDMSION OP 6ti SINGLE FAMILY LOTS ON 113 ACRES OF LAND IN TF~ HHISIDE RESIDENTIAL (LESS THAN 2 DWELLING UNITS PER ACRH; AND OPEN SPACE DiS1RiCTS, LOCATED NORTH OF ALMOND AVBNUE BETWEEN SAPPHIRE AND TURQUOISE STREETS, AND MAKING FINDDVOS IN SUPPORT THEREOF . APN: 200-051-07, 35, 56, AND 57 MOTTON: Moved by Alexander, eecatded by Huquet W approve Resolution Naa. 92-289 and 92-290. Minion retied 4-1 (Wright no). v.~v~v G1. CONSIDFRATTON OF TRRR REMOV t. RMIT 9 •l4 . HO ~Lt. -Appeal of the Plmuring Canmiaion'a deciaien denying • requeR a remove two fiucdyptm tines looted on the nosh six of NaM Vitaaria Windrows Loop, wee[ of Roci; Rose Avenue - APN: 227-0112. Maya Stout stetW Orae has hen contact with Mrs. Howell to cantirote this itan m the Decanba 2 mating. MOTION: Moved by Smut, seceded by Buquel ro cadence Ilan Gl to Decanba 2, 1992. Morton carkd 41 (Writ m). .•.... Cary Council Mhtutes November 18,1992 cage to cz. n swr. rt' ra~rar.v 'trot PI[(t RTY Sra(f repot presorted by Bob Duxtar. Mayor Sbmaperud the meeting fapubhc hearing. 7Tee being no resµmse. Ute poblic heRing was Coned Della 1. AdamR Ctty Clerk rend tits title of Ordinance No. 504. ORDINANCE N0.504 (fiat rolling) AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCB. OF THE Cfl'Y OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALH~RNIA, AMENDING SUBSECTION 5.04.330 OF THE RANCHO CUCAMONGA MUNICD'AL CODE ' MOTION: Moved by Buquet, secottded by AkxaMer b waive full Reding and sCt eKOrtd wading far December 2, 1992. Moffat tamed urortinbusty, 5-0. •~~~~• G3 Al."I IV rl' rtc AT c 1RTS CO !?X SW[ rcpaf plpgned q, (AMa DanMat, DCpmy CIn, Mplager. $ba alerltialed Ibtl a0er the Pdice Delammatt htl reviewed the Ordioartrn, abog wllh the Ctty Ammey, In eeetian 12.04.OIA(2), when it states "besvxagea excepog poly beer sad wine," they weW W b add the wards'1oW within" eo it further hm the kttent thin tto pesos is b bring akoltolic beveragm within the atadiam, that it ie oNy b be gold wldtin and caasamed within. $he elated dKy wwW hke b aatetd be wading on pager 305 While It aWeB ,.except for the possession acauumptim d bet attd wine." b add "sold wiOtvt" b the sign Wtguage. CouncOmunber Wilkens felt when the word sodium is mentiaRdu should sate "sradnun btildmg" Oroughwt the Ordamttcc. Camcilmember Bttqtret stated he had a problem welt Ne wading in Item 3 on pager 30S and the fact Out there will be leagues Out go beyond 10:00 p.m., and some Oral may not even slut wtil 10:30 - 11:00 p.m. tie klt something ahouW be added b mention perticipting in a Ciry epauaW function wouN let the City off dte hook ff people ate m the stadium without approvd from the City. lames Markman, City Atbmey, sated Mis was written while they sere prepaAng the leave because thiau aimed u Ile haxhall Oeartt operation, Out oURr mltaerrt9 were rbl included in this U drat time. CouttcOmember Butptet felt otlter activitka should be considered in tltiv Ordotatce stun, lames Markman, City Atbrney, tell this should be atlopmd now, and Own bring ertdlter unertdrrRnt m (all an der heels of this betoR the stadium opere. He suggeabd the CotmcB go ahead with thin OrdinatRe ttow. Maya Soul opened the mceting for public hearing. Throe behtg m raspanx, Ole public hearing was ekued. Debra 1. Adams, City Clerk, read Ole titin of OrdinerRe No. 50.5. City Council Minutes November 18, 1992 Page 11 ORDINANCE NO.505 (fort rm8rsg) AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING SECI'lON 12.04.010 OF THE RANCHO CUCAMONGA M[R'BCBAL CODE MORON: Moved by Buqura, semrdW by Akxartder b waive full reading and sa second rending of Qd"mence No. 505 for Deamba 2, 1992 Motion carried urunimoavy, 5-0. r Hrrr No ifans were submilNd. NO IWIIS WRe Slibrnitted. N. CITY MANA(.F.R'S STAFF RP.PORTS •rrrr• I. AIIN l B iSIN CC •rrrr• No items wem identified far the next meeting. •rrrr• No cgnmuniutim wes made from the public. r rrrr• L. 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At that time, the City's insurance premiums for liability were approximately one-half of what they currently are. The City a insurance carrier for liability adjusted the rates upward to a level that more closely met the exposure. For the last two years etafT has monitored claims, along with the insurance costs, which we experience eacl~ year. They have now reached a level which staff feels ie stable and for which we can budget on an annual basis. However, in order to not overstate our losses and our expenses, we have during the past two years transferred funds from the City's self-insurance reserve account. This account is established by the City's auditor and represents a contingency amount which can be made available in the event of an extraordinary loss. The City's self-insurance reserve account currently contains $1 million. It is recommended that the transfer of $250,00 for liability insurance, and $130,000 for unemployment insurance be transferred from this reserve. This reserve is replenished at the beginning of the new fiscal year. This is coneietent with the City's practice of the last two years. Beginning fiscal year 1993/94 staff proposes to incorporate within the proposed budget an amount that more closely reFlecta the actual coats during the fiscal year for liability and unemployment and cease the transfer and replenishment method. Since the City now has a two year record, staff' feels that it ie appropriate to budget the true coat for these expenses. Respectfully submitted, ~~j ) art C. Do~Snguez Adminietrati a Services Director r- -CITY" JF RANCHO CUCAMONGA STAFF REPORT DATE: January 6, 1993 TO: Mayor and Members of the City Council Jack Lam, AICP, City Manager FROM: Robert Dominguez, Administrative Services Dir rt~ SUBJECT: APPROVAL OF CTTY OPPOSTI'ION TO THE PROPOSED USE BY THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES OF DEFERRED COMPENSATTON FUNDS TO BALANCE THE COUNTY'S BUDGET RECOMMENDATTON It is recommended that the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga adopt the attached Resolution, noting its opposition to the County of Los Angeles' use of deferred compensation funds to balance the County~s budget. BACKGROLIlVD The City has noted a recent proposal by the County of Los Angeles to borrow assets of the Count}~s 457 Deferred Compensation Fund to help in offsetting an expected budget deficit within the County. Deferred Compensation Funds under the Internal Revenue Code, Section 457, are an asset of the governmental agency but are being held in the interest of its employees. Several yeazs ago the State of California acted similarly by borrowing funds from the Public Emptoyees Retirement System to assist in balancing its budget. The City perceives such maneuvers by governmental agencies as an infringement on employee benefits and a trend that could confinue once such action has been taken. The County of Los Angeles, as well as public jurisdictions within the State, has a responsibility to balance its budget each year. Such one time borrowing from a deferred compensation plan does not indicate sound fiscal management. Established revenue sources and other cost cutting measures should be taken to balance the County's budget. Respectfully submitted, Director RCD/dah attachment r/ ~ 93-a,i RESOLUTION N0.-"="*" A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO C UCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, NOTING ITS OPPOSITION TO THE PROPOSAL BY THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES, TO UTILIZE DEFERRED COMPENSATION FUNDS TO ASSIST IN BALANCING THE COUNTY'S BUDGET WHEREAS, it has been noted that the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors proposes to borrow assets of the County's 457 Deferred Compensation Plan to fund a budget deficit; and, WHEREAS, Section 457 of the Internal Revenue Code allows any eligible gave rumen tal agency, including cities, to create a 451 Deferred Compensation Plan. Currently, a significant number of local governments offer these plans which are widely promoted as supplemental retirement for employees; and, WHEREAS, participating employees in 457 plans consider these savings to be an essential component of their retirement, and while the money remains an asset of Lhe governmental agency, participants have a degree of control over the asset, including where the money is invested and the circumstances under which it may be withdrawn; and, WHEREAS, Lhe City of Rancho Cucamonga is aware of a recent proposal by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors to borrow f250 million of the County's 457 Deferred Compensation Plan funds to help meet an estimated budget shortfall of approximately E600 mi117on. The County has indicated that the funds would be borrowed only temporarily, and that they would be repaid over a period of six to seven years at an interest rate of approximately 6% to 6-1/2% annually; and, WHEREAS, the City of Rancho Cucamonga believes that once the. integrity of the 457 assets has Dcen violated, the confidence of Lhe employee has peen breached and opens the door for yet further "borrowing" of these dS5P,L5. NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga does hereby resolve that it is opposed to the County of Los Angeles making use of 457 funds to assist in balancing its budget, and that such assets should only be used for the purposes intended. ~/ CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA „; ~ STAFF REPORT ~'`°"~` ~,,~ ~~a ~;,., ,: ;. }' DATE: January 6, 7993 TO: Mayor and Members of City Council Jack Lam, AICP, City Manager FROM: Hrad Huller, City Planner BY: Steve Hayes, Associate Planner SDHJFI:T: HISTORIC POINT OP INTEREST DESIGNATION 92-01 - H. W. MINOR RESIDENCE - Approval to deli gnats the H. W. Mihor Residence, located at 10304 19th Street, as an Historic Point of Inters at - APN: 1076-141-01. Related File: Tentative Tract 15531. RWCDIl1®DASIQI: The Historic Preservation Commission recaamenda designation of the H. W. Minor House ae an Historic Point of Interest with the adoption of the attached resolution. H11CIHiRUpID: The H. W. Minor residence, cone trusted in approximately 1927, was rnnatructed in the classic California bungalow style architecture covwon to the era. Several alterations to the structure, including aluminum aiding and a patio enclosure, have been added over the years; but since these elements ere reversible, the house could eventually retain its original character and a landmark designation pursued. The owners and developer of the related Tentative Tract 15531 are proposing to preserve this house on one of the 30 lots within the subdivision. Wilbur Minor, a butcher in the Cucamonga and Alta Loma area, cro natructed this house and was associated with the property until 1945. Several historical resources tie Mr. Minor with the Kincaid Market in Cucamonga and lacer the G. A. Bil].inga Grocery in Alta Loma, where he operated his Catcher shop and delivery business which served as an important service in the cortmunity. This property also includes a mature citrus grove and the Alta Loma e9q ranch store and associated structures, which are proposed to be removed with the development of Tentative Tract 15531. The Historic Preservation comaisaion has reco;maended that these elements be documented prior to removal find an historical plaque incorporated into the tract perimeter fencing, near the intersection of 19th Street end Mayberry Avsnue. This would be conditioned with approval of the related Tentative Tract Map. CITY COUNCIL STAFF REPORT POI 92-01 - H. W. MINOA RESIDENCE January 6, 1993 Page 2 HISTORIC PABSR[VATIOH C1Ml1ISSIOH ACfI011: At the request of the developer for Tentative Tract 15531, the Co®ission held an advertised public hearing on December e, 1992, and passed a resolution recommending the designation of the residence as an Historic Point of Interest. Respectful sulxnitt Hrad Bul City Pla nez BB: SH: qa Attachments: Exhibit "A" - Historic Preservation Cooaiseion Staf£ Report dated December B, 1992 Exhibit "B^ - Historic Preservation Co®isaion Ae9olution No. 92-OS Aeaolution of Approval /3 CITY OF' RANCHO CUCAMONGA ,,; ~., \, STAFF REPORT ` '"" '- .~ DATE: December 8, 1992 T0: Chairman and Members of the Historic Preservation Comroissi on FROM: Larry Henderson, AICP, Principal Planner BY: Steve Hayes, Associate Planner SUBSECT: HISTORIC POINT OF INTEREST DESIGNATION 92-01 - H. W. MINOR RESIDENCE - A proposal to designate the H. W. Minor Residence, located at 10304 19th Street, as a Historic Point of Interest - APN: 1076-141-01. Related File: Tentative Tract 15531. BACKGROUND: Staff has been working with Hix Development oust the past two months in the processing of Tentative Tract 15531, which includes the H. W. Minor residence and the associated Alta Loma Egg Ranch within its boundaries. The Minor residence was originally listed as a SUS (Surveyed with Undetermined Significance) on the Clty'e Historic Site List (see Exhibit "HPC-1"). On November 10, 1992, the Historic preservation Commission reviewed the conceptual plans for the tentative tract map, which includes the Minor residence preserved in place on one of the 30 lots within the subdivision. The Commission directed staff to schedule this item for public hearing to formally consider the residence as a local historic Point of Interest. SITE LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION: Situated on the northeast corner of 19th Street and Mayberry Avenue, the .7q-acre parcel is relatively flat, sloping from north to south at approximately 4 percent. The site contains the N. W. Minor residence, the Alta Loma Egg Ranch store, several chicken coops, and a mature citrus grove. SITE LAND USE, 20N ING, AND GENBPAL PLAN DESIGNATION: The re ai den ce is currently utilized as a single family residence and the egg ranch et ore is open during regular business hours and on weekends. The si to is designated Low Residential (2-4 dwelling unite per acre) by the General Plan and Development Dis tricte Map. inn rzuna: a'ne surrounaing lane in ail directlone is developed and zoned for low density residential uses. Immediately north of the future subdivision ie the right-of-way for the future Foothill Freeway. HPC STAFF REPORT POI 92-01 - H.W. MINOR RESIDENCE December 8, 1992 Page 2 PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION OF RESIDENCE: The H• W. Minor residence, constructed in approximately 1927, is a single-story bungalow with several low gables and wide overhanging eaves. Many modifications to the structure, including a patio enclosure and horizontal aluminum siding, have been completed over the years. A detached two-car garage probably closely emulates the architecture of the house as it was originally constructed. It appears that a portion of the citrus grove was replaced with the egg ranch sometime after 1949. Further details about the site and any structures thereon can be found in the attached State Historic Resource Survey Form completed in 1988 (refer to Exhibit "HPC-3"). ANALYSIS/HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE: The structure cnn strutted in approximately 1927 and was the home of Wilbur Minor, who was a butcher in the Cucamonga and Alta Loma area. Several historical resources indicate that Wilbur Minor was associated with the RSncaid Market in downtown Cucamonga as early as 1912 and drove a wagon to deliver fresh meats in the community. Be was later associated with the G. A. Billinga Grocery in Alta Lome, ranting the north half of the building for a meat market. Ha also continued hie home meat delivery by truck, with his route extending out as far east as Htlaanda and wear to San Antonio Canyon. Hie association with the property can be documented until 1945. Due to the importance of the achievements of Wilbur Minor in supplying the young community with a much-needed service, this residence should stand to represent his achievements. ARCHITECTURAL SIGNIFICANCE: Again, the overall form and material use exhibited for the Minor Residence is typical of the bungalow style utilized coamonly during the 1920s and 1930x. Because of the numerous exterior mod ifica[iona completed on the residence over the years, staff concurs with the State Hietoriane that determined that the Minor house's significance has been diminished by these alterations, especially the aluminum aiding and replacement of the wood-frame windows with alwoinum sliding windows. However, because many of the alterations are reversible, the Minor house could potentially be restored to Sta original condition in the future and a Landmark designation could be pursued. ISSUES: In reviewing the request io preserve the Minor residence in place, staff notes Che following iaeuee for the Comml aslon to conaiden Perimeter ^`all/Pence Situation: Uuring the proneeaing of Tentative Tract 15531, staff has been encouraging the developer of the pro)ect to utilize open perimeter fencing in front of the etrvcture to open views of the residence to 19th Street. In conversations with the developer, they concur that this theue can be addreaeed [eadily through the uae of open tubular Fencing with rack pile etere and cap, similar to the deal gn used around the perimeter of another hlatoric structure, the Lord House on the east Bide of Hellman Avenue. /5 HPC STAFF REPORT POI 92-Oi - H.W. MINOR RESIDENCE December P, 1992 Page 3 pe to ched Garage: As noted earlier, a detached two-car garage currently exists north and west of the Minor residence. He cause of the citc~~la tion conflicts created with the development of the subdivision, the applicant intends to demolish this garage and construct a new detached two-car garage that is accessed through the new Socal street system within Tentative Tract 15531• Staff has stressed to the developer the importance of providing a new detached two-car garage that closely emulates the historical character of the Minor residence, subject to close scrutiny of the Planning Division staff. If the Historic Preservation Conm;i ssion concurs, stafF will review the designs for the new garage addre ssirg any Commission concerns and ensuring the architecture is in close compliance with the residence prior to issuing building pe zmits for the garage. Egy Ranch/Citrus Grove: Throughout much of the ai re's history, the primary use and function of the property was a working citrus grove. Aogever, eometia;e after 1949, this complex was modified to a working egg ranch in conjunction with the citrus groring industry, which is a long-standing tradition in Alta Loma. With the future development of the property as a residential subdivision, the developer intends to remove all s tructuree associated with the egg ranch and citrus trees on the property. Therefore, staff would recosurend that the significance of the egg ranch and citrus glove be documented by incorporating a plaque or a similar historic monument with text, subject to staff review and approval, near the intersection of 19th. Street and Mayberry Avenue. ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT: Aistorlc Point of Interest designations are exempt under CF.QA per Article 19, Section 15308. This designs ilon ie accompanied by a duly advertised public hearing. FACE FOR FINDINGS: In Section 2.24.090 of the City's Historic Preservation Ordinance, the following findings are made concerning the designation: A. Historical and Cultural SignifiCanoe: Finding: The proposed Point of Inte re at ie particularly repre sentative of an historic perl od, type, style, region, or say of Life. Fact/s: The house in question ae rues as an example of the single-story bungalow archl.te ctural style used commonly in the area during the 1920e and 1930e. Finding; The proposed Point of Interest was Connected with come one renowned, important, or a local personality. HPC STAFF REYORT POI 92-01 - N.W. MINOR RESIDENCE December 8, 1992 Page d Fact/e: The residence was constructed and occupied by Wilbur Minor, who provided butcher services for residents primarily in the Alta Loma area of the City. B. Neighborhood and Geographic Setting: Finding: The proposed paint of Interest in its location represents an established and familiar visual feature of the nci ghborhood, cro®unity, or city. Fact/e: Residents of the City have been traveling to and from this site for almost 50 years to p:rchase commodities associated with the egg ranch store. AECOMMENDAT ION: Staff recommends that Ue Historic Pre servntion Commission forward its approval to the City Council to desi gnats the H.W. Minor residence as a local historic Point of Interest. neepectfully su4aitted, ~~ Lary Nende rs on, AICP Principal Planner WH:SH:ep Attachments: Exhibit "HPC-1" - Site UCi 11aaC1on S Tentative Tract Nap Exhibit ^NPC-2" - 6tate Historic Resource Survey Form Exhibit "HPC-3" - Phoiographa of Site Draft City Council Resolution of Approval Resolution of Approval '~ ~ya ocr~:j ~~., _ _, ~~- ~ a~i. 31 --~~A2'f N0. 1553 t .. ~ ~-' ~- ~~ ~ . i _ F _ 3 5 2 - 4 --... j -- ~- J - 1 ~ r' - - --., - - ~~ FINCH AVE.. --- - _._ i ..~-. .' o jl .-. _- I • _ _ - ~n TJEWTL~b~, - ~ ~ ~~ -~_ __. _~ ~~ ~•~~.~ I--i QC? ~ ~ 'r _ g S' ~~._ ~ __ . ~^- ~~~, _ , 5'PEE' -- ( - ATHE `i ~ $S. I-_ '~_- 4 _ ~ __ - =~~~- '' ~~. i.~~~,i J 20 9 .t8 :165 ..i =- - _._~ , - r w ~-. _ - r-._ - W ~ w _ _ .' ~ _~=ice J_ 2t 24 ~ - ,~._~.= _ a ~ - R I N A VE . ~ ~ - ~ _ ~~- l- ~_ ~ ~ __ ._ jc~nuusMf o~ ~ ~ - ~'" ~ S1f LL' . 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Bt 1007 M wr ahlwm r dw oltl d dp wgrt FroPwb, Iwo M+-rn Eb N Ab Loma: oolaty rrada alww ^ wrl warmant br 1ar NYwa' whkh may Ndletla dNA aaaaT• TM pmp.ny twd r amlls0tl Nplwmwtp lwtN Arrwnwt Yrr 1 W0. wMn • aliattl0fal Nlplovamwt wr axad, indktNp tlw tMlar Eu11 hY Itaaa N f 000. TM prrwoa d 6w hair an Op b N 1000 Y aatNnwl b7 awial phwet. IIY aararM wtl Oda 9bI~Y ar W dootalwdad x011016, Mtan t air Enlwlanwl b Ml' Minor, who wr albww r tlw sob anlar N rEn#aml yrn. 7M PmpwN wr ales add p MIWd and 1Aoda Hare: M wr a taaellar and his w0a ar • raatw Now rtha0, that' emtMaw b am tEa PfaOaAY, bx r pnpl M onaitw TM hww hat Ern wMWltlaly abnd N neat yaws and no brew rapMia b Ilillak appalanea. WhW ow awOlNtbn app rrdl and cdfew paw 00tdan p ataWa. 0 Y • modwrl uta 0/ikA dawlapad a0w 1¢N. AAhagh l1AElw MNa wr lrbay bl0ewl h des craw, M OOr na appal b Ilaw maM ma~Or Oertlbdbr b tlw hibry a davalaptttwt d tlp oamnndly. N wmmry, da proply dOr rlat appear b N ataodtad whh lwraom a awnb aipnlipt N dw hitory d pla loet oantwmly, rtor dor N ntaN au6karlt awidtacdlral Nam b qualfy 0 br Natbnd RgYar 11plRy. a I Cx H r g i ~-NPc•2 (col~,~ Map Re Terence No. 36 10300 19th Street, house looking north ~a_-MitT '~'1cX..., ,. .~~ . ~~ _ . ~'' tr r , r `. ~ ~ ~`: Retail outlet behind house ~1 ~ U~ , - Map Reference No. 36 Garage a3 10304 19th Street, chicken coops with groves beyond Looking north VIEW OF SOUTH FACE OF HOUSE TO REMAIN FROM ACROSS 19TH STREET VIEW OF NORTHEAST CORNER OF HOUSE FROM EXISTING GARAGE. HIX DEVELOPMENT CORP. ~~~~'~/~, 7 ~~ TRACT 15531 ~ ~ .~~~ ~ ~j I -~' ~ ~ f 1. J I,ll / N t ~~ HIX DEVEIAPMENT CORP. TRACT ]5531 HOUSF. TO REMAIN AS VIEWED FROM NEST, MAYBERRY. HOUSE TO REMAIN AND GARAGE TO flE REMOVED AS VIEWED FROM WEST. E,ch ~ b~ ~- " I-CPC-3~, Ccb~t) ~, 1.1 EGG RANCH STORE TO BE REMOVEll HIX DEVEL,OPME,NT CORP. TRACT 15531 ~L'Gil~~/ DETACHED GARAGE T'0 DE REMOVED 1 / '+ CHICKEN COOPS NORTH OF EGG RANCH STORE ON SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF PROPERTY ~y_ ~C~~, ~i ~ ff~~~~~~P~- j~~ HIX DEVELOPMENT CORP. ~ ~ (~ 0 rl ~7. TRACT 15531 i~ VIEW OF EAST EUCALYPTUS WINDROW FROM MOROCCO VIEW OF EAST BOUNDARY OF PROPERTY INCLUDING EXISTING EUCALYPTUS WINDROW a~ (~cnf~ NIX DEVELOPMENT CORP. TRACT 1553I -r ~o~, :~ ~~- r~ .1 %x'x. S f ~,. ~ 1 r~ HIX DEVELOPMF.N7 CORP. TRACT 15531 EXISTING HOME TO BE REMOVED LOCATED ON PROPOSED LOT B 9 NEIGHBORING HOUSE AT SOUTHEAST BOUNDARY OF PROPERTY (NOT A PART), ^~l,~b, ~~~i-~PCJ'~ IIIR DEVELOPMENT CORP. TRACT 155')] ~~ VTEW OF LF;MON GROVE FROM NORTHEAS7 CORNER OF' i'ROPERTY 30 a s l" ~'~ t x~~I~`~~ ~ ~~"~ VIEW OF LEMON GROVE FROM NORTHWEST CORNER OF PROPF.R'TY RESOLOT ION NO. 92-OS A RESOL7TION OF THE HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CVCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, RECOMMENDING APPROVAL OF HISTORIC POINT OF INTEREST DESIGNATION 92-01, DESIGNATING THE N. W. MINOR RESIDENCE, LOCATED AT 10304 19TH STREET, AS A LOCAL HISTORIC POINT OF TNTEHEST AND HARING FINDINGS IN SUPPORT THEREOF - ApN: 1076-141-01. A. Recitals. (i) Hix Development has filed an application for a point of Interest Designation as described in the title of this Resolution. Hereinafter in this Resolution, the subject Point of Interest 19 referred to as "the application." (ii) On December B, 1992, the Historic Preservation CoamSseion of the City of Rancho Cucamonga conducted a duly noticed public hearing on the application. (iii) All legal prerequisites prior to the adoption of this Resolution have occurred. B. Resolution. NOW, THEREFORE, it ie hereby found, determined and resolved by the Hlstoric Preservation of the City oP Rancho Cucaawnga as fOllowet 1. This Coemd action hereby epecificelly finds that all of the facts set forth in the Ra ciG le, Pert "A", of this Resolution are true and correct. 2. The application applies to approximately .74 acres of land, basically a rectangular configuration, located at the northeast corner of 19th Street and Mayberry Avenue. 3. Based upon aubeiantial evidence presented to this Commission during the above-referenced public hearing on Oeceaiher B, 1992, including written and oral staff reports, together with public testimony, end purauent to Section 2.2x.090 of Ghe Rancho Cucamonga Municipal Code, this Co®iasion hereby makes the following findings and facts, A. Historical and Nliural Significance, Finding, 1. The proposed pal nt of Interest is pariicule rly repreeenWtive of en historic period, type, style, region, or way of life. Pact/s: The house in question Nrvea as an example of the single-story bungs low archita ctural style use commonly in the area during the 1920• and 1930x. 3~ HPC RESOLUTION NO. 92-OS POI 92-01 - H. W MINOR RESIDENCE December 8, 7992 Page 2 Finding: 2. The proposed Point of Interest was connected with someone renowned, important, or a local pe rsona liiy. Fact/s: The residence was constructed and occupied by Wilbur Minor, who provided butcher services for residents primarily in the Alta Loma area of the City. B. Neighborhood and Geographic Setting. Finding: 1. The proposed point of Interest, in its location, represents an established and familiar visual feature of the ne ighbonc~od, community, or city. Fa ci/s: Residents of the City have been traveling to and from this site for almost SO years to purchaae commodities aesocinted with the egg ranch Store. 4. Designation of a fliatoric Point oP Interest ie exempt from CEQA (Article 19, Section 15308y. 5. Based upon Lhe findings and conclusions set forth in paragraphs 1, 2, 3, 4 above, this Commleeion hereby resolves that, pursuant to Chapter 2.2d of the Rancho Cucamonga Municipal Code, the Rlstoric prase rvation Comml salon of the City of Fancho Ncaawnga hereby recommends approval on this Hih day of December 1992, of Historic point of Interest No. 92-01. 6. The Chairmen of thi• Co®Seaion shall certify Lo the adoption of this Reaolutlon. APPROVED AND ADOPTED TRZS 8TH DAY OF DECRMBER 1992. /i ~ Marsha Meek B pcs, ~1 n AYES: COMMISSIONERS: ARNER, DANES, BILLINGS, COOPER, HASEVITE, SCNMIDT, TESSIER NOES: COMMISSIONERS: NONE ABSENT: COMMISSIONERS: NONE 3a RESOLUTION N0. ~~i - ~~ A AESOLVTION OF THE CITY CUUNC r.,, OF THR CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFOAN lA, APPROVING NI STOAIC POINT OF INTEREST DES IGNATI QJ 92 -01, THEREBY DESIGNATING THE H. W. MINOR RESIDENCE, LOCATED AT 10304 19TH STREET, AS A LOCAL HISTORIC POINT OF INTEREST, AND MAKZNG FINDINGS IN SUPPORT THEREOF - APN: 1076-141-01. WHEREAS, Hix Development has filed an application for Point of interest Designation 92-D1, as described in the title of this Resolution. Hereinafter in this Resolution, the subject Point of Interest Oeei gnation is referred to as the "application". WNERFA S, on December E, 1992, the Historic Preservation CommSSSion of the City of Rancho Cucamonga conducted a duly noticed public hearing on the application attd, following the conclusion of said public hearing, adopted Resolution No. 92-05, thereby recomaending to this Ci[y Council that said application be approved. WHEREAS, on January 6, 1993, the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga conducted a duly noticed public hearing on the application and concluded said hearing on that date. WHEREAS, all legal prerequisites prior to the adoption of this Resolution have occurred. NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga does hereby find, determine, and resolve ae follows: SECTION 1: The application applies to property located at Assessor Parcel Number 1076-141-01. SECTION 2: The application applies to approximately .74 acres of land, basically a rectangular configuration located at 10304 19th fittest, at the northeast corner of 19th Street and Mayberry Avenue. SECTION 3: The proposed Point of interest meets the following criteria established in Chapter 2.24.090 of the Rancho Cucamonga Municipal Code: A. Historical and Cultural SSgnlficance: 1. The proposed Point of Interest is particularly representative of an historical period, type, style, region, or way of life. 2. The proposed Point of Interest was connected with s0meone renowned, important, or a locnl personality. 3.~ CITY COUNC II. RESOLUTION NO. POI 92-01 - H. W. MINOR AE SIDENCE January 6, 1993 Page 2 H. Neighborhood and Geographic Setting: 1. The proposed Point of Interest, in its location, represents an established and familiar visual feature of the neighborhood, mmiunity, and city (Ord. 70 Section 9, 1979). SECTION 4: Designation of a Point of Interest is exempt from CHQA (Article 19, Section 15308). SECTION 5: Rased upon the substantial evidence received and reviewed by Chis Council and based on the Findings set forth above, HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga approves the designation of the H. W. Minor residence as an Historic Point of Interest. ~~ CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONCA STAFF REPORT DATE: ,January 6, 1993 TO: Mayor and tlembers of the City Council Jack Lam, AICP, City Manager FROM: Brad Huller, City Planner 3Y: Cindy Norris, Associate Planner/CDBG Coordinator SUBJECT: APPROVAL OF AN AMENDMENT TO THE CDHG FINAL STATEMENT OF COlH1UNITY DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES AND PROJECTED USE DF FUNDS TO ALLOW THE TRANSFER OF FUNDS BETWEEN THE 1990-91 AND 1991-92 PROGRAM YEARS - Proposed amendment [o the Final Statement for the transfer of 5118,600 from the 1990-91 Southwest Cucamonga project allocation to the 1991-92 project allocation in order to provide adequate funding for construction of the Sierra Madre street improvements from 9th Street to 300 feet south of Chaffey Street. RECOMMENDI1TIOq Staff recommends that the City Council approve, by minute action, the proposed amendments to the 1990-91 and 1991-92 Final Statements allowing t'ne transfer of funds in the amount of 5188,600 to orovide adequate funds for the construction of the Sierra Madre street improvements from 9th Street to 300 feet south of Chaffey Street. ABSTRACT Since 1948, public improvements funded through the Community Development Block Grant program have for axed on the Southwest Cucamonga area as an on-going, multi-pear project. Improvementa north of Arrow Rovte have been r_omplet_d as we 11 as improvemen to Eor Sierra Madre Street between brow Route and 9th Street (see Exhibit "A"). The Engineering Division is now ready to begin construction on the third and Ei nal phase of the S i~~rra Madre street improvements. The design work for this project was completed at the end of the last program year. Funds in the amount of $79,900 were allocated in the 1991-92 program year for the Srnithwesc Cucamonga street improvement project. However, $55,500 of those funds ware utl llzed to complete prior year projects leaving $22,500 available for the Sierra Madre project. Rased upon recent enginoer inq estimates, the cost for construction of the third phase of Sterrn Madre is anticipated to be $161,763. Therefore, an CITY COUNCIL STAFF REPORT CDBG FINAL STATEMENT January 6, 1993 Page 2 additional $118,600 is required to be transferred to the 1991-92 Southwest Cucamonga program allocation. This $118,600 will be transferred from the 1990-91 Southwest Cucamonga program allocation, lea vi ny $8,468, which will eventually be used for completion of future projects. It is anticipated that Vinmar Avenue, between 9th Street and Chaffey Street, wi 11 to the next improvement project to begin once the third phase of the Sierra Madre street improvement project is completed (see Exhibit "B"). Should the City Council adopt the recommendation, staff will amend the 1990-91 and 1991-92 Final Statements for submission to the cepartment of Housing and Urban ceve lopment. BACICGROBND The City's Citizen Participation Plan for the CDBG program requires that, prior to approving any change to the allocation of CDBG funds that would add, delete, or change any CDBG project oc funding allocation by 25 percent or more, the public he notified and provided an opportunity to comment on the change. A public notice was published in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin newapape r. Upon consideration of the proposed transfer of Eunda by the City Council under the Consent Calendar, the Citizen's Pe riicipation requirement9 will be met. fte spec y sub to d, Brad er City lanner BB:CN:mlq Attachments: Exhibit "A" - Amendments for 1990-91 and 1991-92 Exhibit "B^ - Timeline and Coat Estimate for Southwest Cucamon qa Street Improvement Projects 3/ I /: ~/ ~ n ~///1 ./ i i J W ~:. . t W Wi ~ ` '; ~. Q 1 + I~ I ,~GOh TRUCTION C0~1 LETEO r r ~ L .... o fea>f c +i•+: i 1 O sL~vS'EG 1 s'~EE.Z' -+ '~~ ~~~~' ~ ~ ~ POR CDBG FUNDS 0000 ~- a1PROVErffN7' AUTHORRED FOR 1989.1990 WEEDED STREET l ; ` LtiffROVEMENTS N~~~ IMPROVEMENT AUTHORRED rOR 19901991 C.U'ROVEMENT AUTHORI7ED ~'..•+.,••~•.'•..~.'~..~',.~.,' FOR 1987.1988 ....... ¢.BROYEMEM AUTHORED FORt99i•4991 ....u D ~ DESIGN ALITHOR2ED ONLY IMPROVEMFN~ AUTHORRED C • CONSTRUCTION AUTHORI7F.D ONLY t~'J ~R t9~ 1~9 ~CN~~I I J~ I CITY OF ITEM: o- I ' TITLE RANCHO CUCAMONGA 37 : PLaNNiNG DIVISION EXHIBIT: __ SCALE: N~ f Q f W N U O a W 2 W H Q O ~ O O O O 0 O p 0 O N I~ O Q 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 m N M ~ M N O M N M m M M N N N d ~ N O N O O N N N N M M M N N M M P II q P j P I f 4 m Q m ~ a - m m 3 P Y p p,~ O~ N 3 - _ - ~ r ' L ~ ~ O m 0 L tF ~ `~ ~ ~ ~ p , ~ a ~ V U U ~ m ~ P a v ~ 3 ' r m e ~ 8 n Y S 8 a L L g e g ~ ? at ~ A ~ a ~ ~ ~, t Si S j P 9 ~ i '~ c 8 a x P 8 '~ ° C m ~ L ~ C O S,~ ; Z m ~ ~ m G o U p ~ p P m U e m s o ~ O o U V t 7i U ( 7 (~ ~ ~i $5 ~ ~ ~ ~ l ~ z ~ 3 ° e A ; m $ ~ U C~ I' n F •y 4 F N im Vl ~ ~1 ^ LS C ~ y N 3 - ~ n m ~ U ~ ~ ~ ~ { s i3 ~ d 5 $ U i a 0 n Q 0 9 m pE m 4 o 0o2 C~ ~x NI$ IY '~g ~~ CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA STAFF REPORT DATE January 6, 1993 1C! Mayor and Members of the City Council lack Lam, AICP, City Manager FROM: Duane A. Baker, Assistant to the City Manager Sl1B1EC1': APPROVAL TO AMEND PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT CO 91- 053 WITH NBS/LOWRY FOR BOND TAX ANALYSIS IN RELATION TO C.F.D. 68.2 It is recommended that the City Council approve an amendment to Professional Services Agreement CO 91-053 with NBS/Lowry for an amount not to exceed 512,000 for continued tax and bond consulting of Community Facilities District (CFD) 88-2. This agreement is to be funded fmm account 75-4130-6025 and will not affect the general fund. Because of the unique circumstances surrounding this special district, a great number of bond and tax alternatives have been examined in attemp[ to fulfill the purpose of this district, Because of the increased time spent on this project and the number of scenarios that have to be evaluated, it is felt that it is in the City's best interest to continue the contract with NBS/Lowry. As the City's consultant NBS/Cowry will continue to examine the different scenarios to insure that the City's interests are protected and subsequently the interests of the citizens of the special distric!. The cost for this amendment will not exceed 512,000. This cost is based on an estimate of time required to evaluate the tax levy in the district and the related banding capacity of the district. Again, this work is being done so that we may meet the obligations of Purchase/Financing Agreement 89-111 without creasing undo hardship for contractors who have performed work in the District in good faith. Res ectfully SubmZitte~~j'~I G ~ ~~`~-O`"-" Duane A. Baker Assistant to the City Manager DAB/dab CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA STAFF REPORT `~t "' DATE: January 6, 1993 T0: Mayor and Members of the Li ty Council Jack lam, gICP, City Manager FROM: William J. O'Neil, City Engineer BY: Michael D. Long, Supv. Public Works Inspector SUBJECT: ACCEPT ARRON ROUTE BRIOGE WIDENING AT CUCAMONGA CREEK, CONTRACT N0. 91-032, AS COMPLETE, RELEASE THE BONDS AND AUTHORIZE THE CITY ENGINEER TO FILE A "NOTICE OF COMPLETION". RECOMMENDATION: It is recamnended.that the City Council accept Lhe Arrow Route Bridge Widening at Cucamonga Creek Improvement Project as complete, authorize the City Engineer to file a `Notice of Completion," authorize the release of the Faithful Performance Bond in the amount of 5336,736.60, release the Labor and Materials Bond to the amount of 5168,368.30 six months after recordation of said notice 1f no claims have been received and authorize the release of the retention 1n the amount of 535,468.07 35 days after acceptance. BACKGROUND/ANALYSIS The sub,iect project has been completed in accordance with the approved plans and specifications and to the satisfaction of the City Engineer. The ftnal contract amount 1s f354,680.67 which includes four minor Change orders in the amount of f7,6D4.00. The original amount approved by Council was 5370,410.26. Respectfully submitted, -((L William J. O'Neil City Engineer WJO:MOLay cc: Purchasing RESOLUTION N0. 9~ - (Qj3 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, ACCEPTING THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS FOR THE ARROW ROUTE BRIDGE WIDENING AT CUCAMONGA CREEK, CONTRACT N0. 91-032 AND AUTHORIZING THE FILING OF A NOTICE OF COMPLETION FOR THE WORK WHEREAS, the construction of public improvements for Contract No. 91-032, have been completed to the satisfaction of the City Engineer; and WHEREAS, a Notice of Completion is required to be filed, certifying the work complete. NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga hereby resolves, that the work is hereby accepted and the C1 ty Engineer is authorized to sign and file a Notice of Completion with the County Recorder of San Bernardino County. I OI~Il~PtiCE Imo. 505-A AN ORDIHIfNCE OF ~ CWNCII, OF RfiE CITY OF RAP7atD CUCAFI7NCA AigSIDING SOBSFL7TON 12.04.O10A.3 OF THE RAN(}IO COCAM7Nf~ M]NTCIPAL NDE 4he Cxnuicil of the City of Farrl~o CucaIDOf%Ja hereby does ozdain as follows: Section 1: Subsa.~tion 12.04.O10A.3 of the Rands Cugmwiga Mmioipal Ct:de hetply is amended to raid as follows: "3. Enter or z~ain between the haws of 10:00 p.ID. and 6:00 a.m. of the follwirg day exrnpt to atterrl an event in the stadiiaa buildirc3 located in the sports ca~plex on the wwesst side of Rodiester Avenue, south of Foothill Boulevard, or pursuant to an authorization issued by the City or as part of a city sanctioned activity." Section 2: The City Clerk shall crstify to the pat~+ of this oidinanoe. IV CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA STAFF REPORT DATE: January 6, 1993 TO: Members of the Ciry Council FROM: Dennis L. Stout and Charles J. Buquet II City Council Law Enforcement Subcommittee BY: Jerry B. Fulwood, Deputy City Manager SUBJECT: ANTI-GRAFFITI TASK FORCE RECOMMENDATION The City Council approve the Law Enforcement Subcommittee's recommended selection for the Anti-Graffiti Task Force. At the City Council's December 16, 1992 meeting, the Council's Law Enforcement Subcommittee was asked to form an Anti-Graffiti Task Force. The Subcommittee me[ on Tuesday, December 22, 1992 and recommends the following individuals serve on the Anti- Graffiti Task Force: • Dean Smothers • Elementary School District Superintendents select a representative from among themselves to sit on :he Task Force • Ann Punter -Park and Recreation Commission • Wendy Vallette -Planning Commission • Eric Sieber -Public Safety Commission • Don Morris (Adopt-A-Wall) • Cynthia Shelly (Adopt-A-Wall) • Rance Clouse -Chamber • John Potter -Business • Judge Peter Norell • Dick Williams (or his designee Penrod) CTTY COUNCIL MEETING ANTI-GRAFFITI TASK FORCE January h, 1993 Page 2 The Anti-Graffiti Task Force's purpose is to develop a program to address eliminating graffiti throughout the City and to provide education as the program is developed and implemented. The Task Force is programmed [o complete its task within afour-month period. ,P,espectfully subnu~ RespeMfully submitted, (JJ-./(,/D/\e`~`L. Stout, Mayor Chazles'~ orPro-Tem Law Enforcement Subcommittee Law Enforcement Subcommittee DLS:dk ?y Presentations 1-6-93 Jerry Uribe Jerry has served as the Vice-Commander of the Rancho Cucamonga Sheriffs Explorer Post and has volunteered over 2,500 hours of his time to this community since November, 1988. Jerry has entered the Sheriffs Academy and wili soon be seying as a full time Sheriffs Deputy. Daniel Cortez Although Daniel can't be here this evening, as he is now in Army Basic Training, we would like to recognize him this evening as well. Daniel became a Sheriffs Explorer in September, 1988 and served as the Post Commander. He also has volunteered over 2,500 hours of his time to this community. The young men and women of the Sheriffs Explorer program are to be commended for their spirit of community service and for the positive example they set for other young people, The city council would like to express its thanks to these two young men for their contributions to Rancho Cucamonga. We would also like to wish them luck in their new endeavors. C4 ~^~ C1'1'Y UN' HANCHU CUGA1YlUN(iA '~/7~' ~ STAFF REPORT I'~1 ToNl4~l/f:' S~1f~ r5 ~ - '~-'f~s~ ~Pf> E- ~40UrSE1~~ T c.a45 r-b f' ~ y D.AT E: ~Ianuary 6, 1993 ~ ~' ~7~/~ +I T0: Mayor and Members of the City Council I Jack Lam, AICP, City Manager FAGM: Hrad Bu 11 er, City Planner BY: Cindy Norris, Ass cciate Planner/CDBG Coordinator SUBJECT: APPROVAL OF AN AMENDMENT TO THE CDHG FINAL STi now wYuaeu Final Statement for the transfer '$118,600 m the 1990-91 Southwest Cucamonga proje ocation to the 1991-92 project allocation in order o provide adequate funding for construction of the Sierra Madre street improvements Erom 9th Street to ] feet south of Chaffey Street. _7f?iS ~I~a REC07MHNDATION v ~O: "'1 ^~ Staff recommends that the City Council approve, by note action, the proposed amendments to the 1990-91 and 1991-92 tatements allowing the transfer of funds in the amount of ,60 0 orovide adequate funds Eor the construction of the sierra street improvements from 9th S<reet to 700 feet south of Chaf Eey Street. ABuTR11C[ Since 1988, public improvements funded through the Conmunity Development 91 ock. Grant program have focused on the Southwest Cucamonga area as an nn-going, multi-year project. Improvements north of Arrow Route have been romp leted as well as improvements for Sierra Madre Street between Acrow Route and 9th Srreet (see Exhibit "A")• The Engineering Division is now ready to begin construction on the third and final phase of. the Sierra Ma dte street improvements. The design work Eor this project was compl_ted at the end of the last program year. F un;ls in the amount of $79,700 were allocated in the 1991-92 program year for the Southwest Cucamonga street improvement project. However, 555,500 of those `ands were utilized to comp late prior year projects lnav ing 522,500 available fur the Siarra Madre project. Based upon re rent engineering estimates, the cost for construction of the third phase of Sierca Madre is anticipated ro be $141,063• Therefore, an CITY COUNCIL STP.FF REPOR~ ~1~ ~~ I CDHG FINAL STATEMENT L 1 January 6, 1993 ~ I ^ ~~ page 2 'U" I a ddi tiona $118,6 s required to 6e transferred t ha 1991-92 Southwest camon3a program allocation. This 8,6 will be transferred from the 1990-91 Southwest Cucamonga program allocation, leaving $8,368, which will eventually be used for completion of future projects. It is anticipated that Vinmar Avenue, between 9th Street and Chaffey Street, wail be the next improvement project to begin once the third phase of the Sie rza Madre street improvement project is completed (see Exhibit "B"). Should the City council adopt the recommendation, staff will amend the 199D-91 and 1991-92 Final Statements for submission to the Department of Housing and Vrban ceve lopme nt. BACICGAOOPD The City's Citizen Participation Plan for the CDBG program requires that, prior to approving any change to the allocation of CDBG funds that would add, delete, or change any CDHG project or funding allocation by 25 percent or more, the public be notified and provided an opportunity to comment on the change. A public notice was published in the Inland Va 11ey Daily eul le tin newspaper. Upon conaide ration of the proposed transfer of funds by the City Council under the Consent Calendar, the Citizen's Participation requirements will be cat. Respec y sub fed, Hrad er City Tanner BH:CN:mlg Attachments: Exhibit "A" - Amendments for 1990-91 end 1991-92 Exhibit "B" - Timeline and Cost Estimate for Southwest Cucamonga Street Improve me ni Projects I W W 0 a `~ ,-. ~ 0 North SLlgi3~11 sTt~E'`r .AREA QUALIFYQdG ~ ~ ~ ~ OOOC E1IPROVEMENT AUTHORIZED FOR CDBG FUNDS FOR 1989.1990 ~.-; j1 _ YEEDED STREET LrffROVESffSItS •~~~~ [AIPROVEMFSft AUTHORIZED FOR 1990.1991 L4fPROYEhffNT AUTIiOR~D ~ ~ ~4ROVE~1'I AUTHORED S??? FOR 1981.1988 FOR 1991.1992 Uv1PROVEMFN'i AUTHORRED D ~ DESIGN AVI•HORIIED ONLY C ~ CONSTRUCTION AITHORIZED ONLY FOR 1988.1989 ` ~I ~ ~CN1+~I I CITY OF ITEM: RANCHO CUCAMONGA TITLE: ~+nte ~ 9o-91 fql-9~ PLA.VN[NG DIVISION EXHIBIT: _ SCALE: ~~ w f 4 f N c9 W N O y U ~3 C ~ _ a w 2 H n n o 0 0 o u o 0 0 0 0 o ° m c ° a ° ° ° ° ° ° N o o o o o o o o Cl O N V N N n X 0 0 (O N d p M N O N N M ~ N N M M M „ N ~ M N N N N M M 0 q N m 0 n Q A u N a° ii yy ai ~ '~ ~ , _ Ta _ f m ~rs~ i ° . 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