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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes City Council - 06/11/198011.I14414ES - CtT1i::Of CORPUS 'CHRISTI, TEXAS REGULAR C0UNCIL.MEETaN5 JUNE I t . 398io 2:O0 P.N. PRESENT Mayor Pro Ti.o: Edward L. Sample Council Members Dr. Jack Best David Digi betty N. Turner Cliff Zarsky ABSENT: Mayor Luther Jenes; Connell. -Mother .Jac thk K-." Dunphy City. Manager R. Marvin Townsend City;Attorney J. Bruce Aycock Cltylecretary B111 G. Read Mayor,: Pro Teo Edward. 1.. .Sample called"tha meet ing:to ordar in the Council amber of City Nall The ,.imrocation`-rras given by the Reverend': Steve Coronado of the Asamblea de Dios PrimeraIglesia folioriing width the "Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States was :led by Council Member Jack Best. City -Secretary -Bill -G. Read; called the roll of required Charter Officers and 'verified ;that the necessary quorum was present to conduct a legally constituted meet i ng • Hoticn by piaz`.that Mayor Luther Jones and Council Member Jack Oumphy, who. were out of the tity, be eacused4Oir just cause; seconded by Turner; and passed unanimously Mayor Pro Tea,Sampie announced the issuance of the following proclama- tions:, "FRATERNAL WEEK" - June 7 thru June 14, 1980; "FLAG DAY" - June 14, 1980; and,"NAVY RELIEF FESTIVAL DAYS" June 14 and 15, 1980. • Mayor Pro Tem Sample presented retirement plaques to the Following . employees EMPLOYEE,, DEPARTMENT Mr.'Berney E.Blount Police Mr. Slxto Carpio Park and Recreation • Scheduled to receive a retirement plaque but unable to attend the meeting the folloiiing lir.- RthertSiIvas Park and Recreation Equipment Operator 29 Nayor'.Pro- Tem 'Sample -then presented 30 -year pins to the following: OVEE DEPARTMENT: POSITION: YEARS OF SERVICE: Mr. Floyd F. Graham:; Polir..E Lieutenant 30 Nr. Jessie F. Rollins 'Fire Captain 30. Hr. Benito R. Raisirez. Park and Recreation Caretaker 30 Nr., Jessie T. Guerrero Water Trades Helfer 30 Mr:- Tom:J._ ;Despain. Police- Commander 30 POSITION Captain Gardener 11 - YEARS OF SERVICE 26 11 TWKI , t'" -T' nl alalatasfleet f"111; tCliu58% ing iir ProTen Semple arinounced the scheduled bid opening on the invering project: fekle"77 engf 1k1Provodo ionoots for lsiriol Tal sooioDY Park.. The project includes Clffistructtil'2'3 nage° water arid stinitary sewer fora 77 112,11. -5 acre istrial parke:r ataca"' rar South Ph adre Island DRive- T a plat of the subdivision has be liar Lane and Pi ing CCIRTI1i3$104. 87:deed- theM. tentos, Direetor of Engineering and Physical Development, 'over the b opening and opened bids from the followylorougn: • Helderifels• D. T. •-• Constructi rvte;,MPelealDe9U79aillitynY;;Cliaeued-e- Chapman Construction Company; Cactus Utility Company, isles Construction Company,- all of Corpus ChristiTe , xas and ver I f - APP:::aatWthe requTre-d- bid security bond hadbeensubmitted with each bid. Sample stated that bids will be tabled for 48 hours, pursuant tOther7g--173iiiiiier'PenoTea isofthe-City Chart! r and referred to the staff for tabu] at ion ire°11!"dat4Qn- * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * A A City ilana:rTcrim* suggested that Ordinance °a", which is the ordinance ,..deeeCeiriirig-na.Cessity for the ;rip roverne nts to Padre. island Drive, be considered at this" there is a needtofile a notice in the office of the Nueces -- Ccu ckrk prior to ;OO p.rn. today. n'tY-ee- at he woNayor Fro Tem ldlike to have the Ce preitajineingtoe the City Council - Corpus ChristTaxpayers ssociaton-co nsol iation at thls tune, 0150. Maycr Pro Tem. sample read the resolution in Itsentisrueptpyatondafirshoeaagrree-e. solutiOn-Piissed by the Chamber of Commerh ce expressing t etror etent reached by tho._ e!ty, Council and the Taux.p.ayielrmsembAsesorcs.lation. Mayor Pro Tern SavIe then cal led for comments from the c CounciF ber Zarsky stated that this is not a difficult decision for him )ise lie hes always beenin favepos orofprloorrerlintgionan taxeslbdhe but did have a question n reiiar-d to the constitutionality feels there is a need o teirleet the items included this proposition- aCtiuncti Hembee Diaz thanked the Chamber of Commerce for their support and the---citiZeris whir had called the Council Members t.o.offer their support and encour- agisent, Ie also expressed appreciation to the citizens and the members of the Taxpayers Assocation who had worked with the Council to effect this agreement. Akga lar foune t I tPag_ June ,:l . 130 P .3,. .."4iyor,Pr° Teem Sample aisa explained the ordeal that the City Council has e c untered in the Past few weeks and sr -ted that he is very glad that the problem has been resolved through t e efforts of the Corpus Christi Taxpayers Association, t he City Council and other Concerned citizens. He expressed the feeling that the entire city wi1lbe'betterbecause of the agreement. Council Member. Best stated that: he is in the process of withdrawing his lawsuit and he is very,.happy that the matter has been resolved and everybody is cooperating again. -.Caancii Member :Turner also expressed her appreciation to those who had worked with them andstated-that-she is very grateful that the Corpus Christi Taxpayers Assoclacion and the Council were willing to work together to effect. this agreement ,Mrs Turner' expressed:the opinion that she felt that because of this'exaerience, the Council -will be more responsive, to the citizens in the future. ` There wwere.no :further cotrients; City Secretary Bill G. Read polled the Cauncil :for thevote Of Ordinance "a" and Resolution "m" and the following were passed: ORDINAIICE, NO 15579: RETERNIiiiIIG THE IIECESS1IY: FOR AHD 'ORDERIIIG TME IMPROVEMENT OF THE FOLLOWING STREET iN THE -CITY OF :CORPUS CHRISTI .;NUECES COUNTY, TEXAS: Padre island Dr;ve'(S N 358). frou west of S.N. 286 Interchange to 1.2 miles Northwest of: the Airport Ditch REQUIRIHG;THE DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING AND PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT TO PREPARE AND FELE PLANS AHD"specieiCAT1CNSi'REQUWRING'THE CITY SECRETARY TO FELE A NOTICE }N THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK,"NUECES"COiJNTY, TEXAS, AS TO THE ACTION HEREIN; PROVIDING NON SUCH IMPROVEMENTS SHALL BE PAID; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. The Charter Rule sras suspended and the foregoing ordinance passed by thea following vote: Sample.Best Dia -•Turner and Zarsky voting. "Aye"; Jones and Dunphy, RESOLUT;ON HO. 15581: IMPLEMENTING CITY:."COHNCIL--CORPUS CHRISTI TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION CONCILIATION; AND DECLARING !AN EHER1 EIICY The Charter~ Rule was suspended and the foregoing ordinance passed by the following vote: San,ie,;_Best.,D,fai, Turner and Zarsky voting, "Aye"; Jones and Dunphy, "absent". Mayor Pro Tem Sample called for the City Manager's reports. City Manager Townsend presented the following items and reccmaended that: MinaMes ' a, -:lav Coped 1 Oeetlrig' Sate 11, f96G Se k wring. an pacing assessments for the Padre island Drive improvements from west of..:tkeCrosstown Expressway to approximately Bush Street, be held on duly 161980. at`.3:00 p.:a., in the Council Chamber: The assessment roll gels; irclrndeS curb and ,-gutter.'sideiralkand •driveways for 38 parcels located o n. either side of- Padre: island Drive. A contract: for $7-,,941,462.74 has been 'awarded by the,: Stare highway Department and is expected to bg1n within two weeks. The City has previously appropriated $433269.90 for: Its share of the improve'!ents. h.Roadwaymarking materiel and a. striping machine for Traffic Engineering be purchased'frug, the following firms on the basis of low Gid meeting specifications:' SODTiffESTERII MATERIALS, Austin Lot .1 106 loos of thermal plastic compound and.. `15,300 pounds of glass spheres cm -Amore Jackson, Mississippi l.ot:'11 i entarized thermal plastic striping-machine i,tls heavy, duty trailer iii CGilfANT. 5e '.Paul., Minnesota:_ _ _ Lot- 1:11 11y408 feet of reflective plastic pavement „marking, -246-; reflective left and right arrows and "ONLY" mari?tdgs`and;1130 gallons of contact adhesive. SAF T -MARK SUPPLY- COMPANY;: Tyler Lot:,lY T2.550 reflective pavement markers 16,728.25 i N INDUSTRIES, INC Hcivaton Will-- 45 gallons of -epoxy adhesive $ 94,370.30 31,500.00 39,690.55 • 2,020.50 GRAND TOTAL ------- $184,309.6 The apparent low bid 'of_$33,911.15 by Southwestern Materials on Lot 111 did -not aieet;specifications.for size of material, minimum number of composite pieces and type-of;appllication required. Although specifications were written 'for- the'leate-purchase of the striping machine, it is recomnended that the Machine ,'be purchased :outright from Cataphote Division. The lowest and only bidreceived for .lease purchase was $71,830 by Southwestern Materials. Bids —mere recefved :from 5 firms. • A,grent.hes been received from the State Department of Highways and Public ' Transportatron:;.to,install semi-permanent roadway marking material on 9 streets ''(38 2 dlies)"'to make traffic, turning and parking lanes more visible, particu- larl.y ander dark and wet conditions. The streets include Ocean Drive, Shoreline 0rlve Pbrt Avenue, Staples Street. Airline Road, Leupard Street, lcostoryz Road, --IAirpprt :Road, and kheces Bay Boulevard. Bedgeted'speclal bodies and tool boxes be purchased from the Following firms ont`the•>besis• ofltow bid: (1) -HOBIIS TRAIins, San Antonio (a);-:_12 replatemant 4-5 cubic yard dump bodies for $ 24,360.00 Hsstewater Services, Water, Street and Park Divisions (b)- 3. replacement hydraulic lift gates for Park and Transit 2,022.00UIVISIGRS Kies Regylar COun 0 Maating Janie a i s5 'i Pas- 5 - replacement brush body for the Park Division (3) TRUEi[EsA'S:Ebi1 3Pl'EHi. 1MC., Corpus Christi (a):.3 repletebent and 1 additional utility service body • for 1:ater:.and''Park Divisions. The additional unit for :Bates irillbe,used by the additional Service Leak Crew ri the 197940, budget. (b) .2 replacenent.teol boxes for the Gas Division 5 5.523-e0 $ 5,264.00 S 836.00 6,100.00 GRAND TOTAL $ 38,005.00 The replacement.:hirdraulic lift gate for the Transit Division i5 included in a capital grant fro) the Urban Nass Transportation Administration and will be paid for 80% by the fada,-al government, 13% by the state and 7% by the City. -Mb,,bidswere received.on a replacement hose and sprinkler body for the Park llivisian This:: Iea wi;l! be manufactured by the Park Division. Bids were received from 5.11rms. Price comparison shows an increase of 12-15%, d: --11."14611 Gailion agtor grader used at the sanitary landfills be repaired for -an estleated cost of $6,200 by the authorized dealer, Plains Machinery. e An agreeaent be approved with Columbia University, New York, for a Summer -Col lege Studentlrork Study Program from July:1 through August 29, 1980 for an intern to he esci''gned.to_the Legal Departemnt. The student will work 35 hours per wast with Columbia providing 80$ of ti.e student's salary and the City providing•the remaining 20$ (approximately 5270). The City has participated with Columbia in; this program since 1976 with good results. The City's share is.aeailable doe''to position vacancies during 19797.80. f.= The Airport Fire`Drill site and Burn Pit be accepted and total payment of $21,692 hamade to 'A -I Plumbing. Company. The project included a small fire drill'site with three burn pits. g..._An escrow agreement be approved with the State and $22,100 be appropriated :.for the::City'S;-share of construction costs for an overlay on Everhart Road from Staples -to Alameda -and on Carancahua Street from Agnes Street to interstate: --37: Both projects will be administered by the State through the Urban Systems Program. Total cost is approximately $300,000. The City's share -is aualiabio from 1577. bond Funds. The project is scheduled for contract . award 1n July. A five-_year"lease renewal with the Housing Authority for Ulggins Park he approved.-` The City has leased 4,02 acres within the Wiggins Project since . .,19484or a -park at $1 per year. The City is responsible for maintenance and operation: The park is located behiid-Memorial Medical Center between 19th :and 22nd. Streets. The contract -.with Community Action Corporation of South Texas for preparation and delivery of fifty meals far the City's Eideriy Nutrition Program in Bishop endBahgiuote be extended to September 30, 1980. The current contract wilt eiipire'June,15. 1980. The daily delivery cost is recommended to be Increased trolls $'15.50 .to $18.00 per day. j.. The special- council permit granted to Hr. Randall Silvers, Mr. Jim Hix, and Nr,,_.Joe.Adaiie on a portion of the Glasscock Fill be amended to provide that the:deeelop[nent conform to "B-5" Primary Business District regulations as they pertain. to: height, area and Sulk requirements and in all other regards to the regulations.of the "8-2" Bayfront Business District in addition to the other conditicrts stipulated in the original permit. This provision was omitted when the peroit was approved on ,January 3. 1979. ,flTv i . ld w"e'� ,ar '8a T. ' 'iT .i° r .i:x � s i'[ ^ c '� k..x ' '' ro tiEntrtles Iiegtittar Eutaw/ Aorta tl, dart Rage.:' City'lianatiet Toar ,i explained to the Council the problems that ;fare the reason or !&'49 L!p the project listed in item "j". tie stated .that sate of the provisions to Pe included -in the special permit regarding the open space crrrridor$ etc., had not been met by the applicant_ iia infart :d the Council that the staff agreed to: the parfait following .the .receipt of a letter frau the owners to the effect that they tell; comply a,ith the requirements imposed by'the Council at the time they granted the special permit. Council :Member :Zarsky noted that the Council had discussed accessto this area and inquired if this natter had also been clarified. City Manager losnsend.replied-that the fire marshal feels- that access. for fire trucks will be provided in this development anti read a letter .from ltr_ Stivers'agreeing to—the =ne:essaryaccess. k, TAe City join in tthe iltigatiorr between Aransas Pass and Ingleside to insure that Corpus Christi.t e,itraterritorial jurisdiction :responsibillties are terrlad oot and trite requi'reiaents^.af the State law are met. ltObadica1 tele.etry aqulament for Alis Jobulances be purchased from the folicwiiig firms oe the bath of la+ bid meeting specifications: :Motorola-:Coa�suiiications S,Eiectronics, Inc., San Antonio 8 Transceivers and related:eiounting brackets, battery �chargers arsd..chargervnits $ 26,272.00 '8 molai.le _srpeatera and related modulators 37,768.00 2-- meth ca i roritrol";-'consoles 19,370.00 2`. voting'aelectors andcontrols 1,439.00 4 teletaetry seiettors'and controls 4,475.00 2 votlng:'seiector :T3( coiltcols 150.00 1,200 t , coax cable 3,480.00 1'alcrowave antenna and radome 1,1149:25 • 1: microwaves system, -' 268,171.00 `Subtotal Physio Control Corporation, Arlington, Texas 8 lifepeks including ECG Strip charts. defibrillators, >iiiounting.brackets and tharger units $ 40,706.00 General EIectric,Coai3any,.Austin 6 UtIF base .statiOYis 2,i1HF base controls 10'portable'radios` 1•: renote: cantrcl unit 6:.statlil,Ilte r.calvars Subtotal $ 16,590.00 2,344.00 11,590.00 750.00 ...11,21.1601 S 47,212.00 Atkraite3 Regular -Council Meeting Jura :"I I. °1940 Page 7 <lledtelar Ccrosiaiieetione. Syste`, ibrth Hollywood. California eminent -cations € cations control console Dictaphone Corporrticn, Carpus Christi 1 tape recorder. Davis.:.and.,/lssaciates, Portland: Texas .1 generator and accessories: Cablewave SystemsL inc.,,Carrolltoi. Texas 750'elliptical w.avegnide and connectors 15,miicrowavetantennas and radomes Ariixter - lark Skolcle, 1111.601S 2,wicroi+aivi antennas Subtotal $ 10,940.73 16 654.00 $ 26,99'-73 Grand Total The apparent 1 i iiid•:of $15,590 by Marco-Telecare on the medical control consoles"is not'secsnnended because it did not include all of the controls required'by the specifications. The apparent low bids of $11,654 and $11,979 by:llustau::tlectranlcs on the communications control console are riot recaiosended'becauee the bid did not include many of the required items .Such as. tetephOnnend_:headmit interfaces. Fourteen firms submitted bids an ;011 or a porttoe:;:of:.the telemetry equipment. Ase appropriation of 3557,726.00 from previously sold certificates of obli- g'atien and interest_ thereon is needed to purchase the above equipment d$511,331i54) pay+:for a microwave path study previously authorized ($2,730) andprovide for installation ($43,657). The equipneiitjwill enable°paramedics to relay a patient's Ilfe signs directly -'to the haspi"tai so that instructions can be communicated to ambulance personnel. The system includes a microwave system with trans- mitter' -;at the: courthouse, eight portable units, eight mobile repeaters for anihulenees.to'transatt signals from the portable units to the microwave receivers and then to Memorial Medical Center, and two base stations to be-lotated,at'lleenarial Medical Center. One of the base stations will have capacltyto transmit two emergency situations at the same time. :Acquisition; and design of the system has been approved by the AID Ariibtfiaiica Advisory Caumittee-and the-liueces County Medical Society. It is recommended that the action of May 21, 1980 relative to the setting of -..:a.Public .hearing on June 25, 1980 on the closing of certain streets and alleys Corpus.Chrlsti Beach be amended to also include the following: (i) Surfside Boulevard from Sandbar Street to Woodrow Street. 14 The dedicated alley in Blocks 384 and 388, Brooklyn Addition, from Sandbar Street to Bryan Street. - -The above rights-of-way are not open on the ground and were inedvertentiy >-left off the Itay 2i, i980 action. teles .lune-llr 1$ p .l eayor Pme.Tezt Sample called for cceeseents from the Council on the City Manager's reports: eauncilHombar Turner Stated heat she had some doubts about the icativu equipment to ire purchased, as listed ir. items "1": but she is naw in favor.. of the purchase of this equipment since she: understands thata targe majority of the citiaears'voted'in-favor of this' equipment in' the 1971 bead election.' Councii Hegiber.Turner then asked about the necessity.for item "k". City Manager Tcwnsend.stated that he feels the city needs:to make the cities of Aransas Pass and iii& essde aware that chis area of land.h actually under.:the.jurisdtctimo of Lhe.Clty of Corpus Christi and that neither of those Citt.es;can carry osit'annexation;;without,the approval of this city., He' pointed orst-that if.the two cities invalved ,ignorad.the law,. then it could set a pre- cedent for other ,cities;. in:regard . to the extraterritorial Jurisdiction of the City.of CorpussChristi Cnuncil Members%Diet and Zarsky agreed that this should be done at this time. ;Mayor Pro Tem Sample then called for comments from the audience on the City Manager'sreport.;-,. Hrs Pauline Clarke, representing the League of Women Voters, addressed the Connell In 'regard ftr item "1" and expressed the organization's support of the purchase of the equiipment.for the Aid Ambulance Service. Mrs V.lrginia Brown stated' that` she had served on the Ambulance Advisory Committee and expressed`. her' support for the purchase of the -telemetry system for .Aid-Atmibulanoe Service. Dr.:Charles W. Kennedy, Chairman of the health Committee of the Chamber ,oi'Commmeree,,reada statement_fram this committee expressing their support of the purchase of the telemetry system for the ambulance service. Also expressinghls support of the purchase of these items was Dr. E. L. representing the Nueces County Medical Society. Or. David deck, Cardiologist, stated that he is very concerned that this equipment beacgilredas'-soon as possible in order that the ambulance attendents can quickly aid cardiac victims when they are picked up by the ambulance. •lidigelar: Cueeneil: Meeting • 'Page, CeeocgpI,;ber,Best noted that apparently everyone is in favor of the purchase irf t9"- aquip4rre:nt but reerifided than that the Council has just been through thh,'pas$age of Propos;Liars 14 and they need to examine ail expenditures to be.sure,that'all,decreases in the budget are made that 'tan be. Dr. Best po,rted-out that the citizens of £urpus Christi must -realize that some decreases 'gist be'made if -taxes are to be: reduced...' Also speaking In -favor of the purchase,of Cho equipment were;Dr. Jackson E::Drnend, its. Rita Beller, a eember.of the Board.' of the Heart Association, and Hr J_;'t Anderson,• inaiediate past president of. the Heart Association: There {ire no further commersts on the City llanagei `s report- 1iotlam-byRiaZ that the, City'itanagerrs reports, items -"a" through "0' he approved seconded by Zarsky;''and passed unanimously: - for Pro Tab Saeple ainouriced consideration ofthe following tabled cldsing an ursisaesed; dedicated street along the mast boundary of Industrial t 7 Techna,ogy;Park 'fhe,street:parallels the west boundary of the proposed acre lkait 1_deeelopmelt located between Old Srownsvi1le Road and; Bear Lane. wee OfPadre island Drive. This request was tabled for one week last week. City H$nager Townsend rernindtd the Council that Mr. John Kelly, represent- ing Several prcpertY (Miters of the property adjacent to -the subject tract, had s.appeared in opposition .to the street closing.. He informed the Council that Hr. icily had met>w th lir ontas of the Engineerng Department and it had been deter- mined Ghat Mr .`Kelly -no 'longer Objects to the street closing. Mbtion;.by Diai--that the hearing be closed, seconded by Best and passed unanimously Motion -by Diaz thatthe unnamed dedicated street along the west boundary of the Ind un - 110006S -1y.: %.Hagor Pro Teni Sample announced the ansideration of the following tabled South«estern'8eti Telephone Ccs•: front "R -IB" to "8-4" on Lot 1, Block 1, Dien Arbor5ubdi.vis1on,ilnit..3. located on the east side of South Staples Street approxi- nately 650:feet south of Williams Drive. This application was heard on Hay 28 and tab.icd For.ti.ociliieeiCs:t0,-alIow the applicant to submit development plans. The Planning Crani aleri.recrinnrends "AB". itepthit CgxvYi i nket€'rg Jews fl, 1380 Rage la City Reneger Townsend informed the Council that the representative of the "telepin na company who:hadappeared during the pi:Clic-hearinghad askedthat tis matter<`be furtlxr tabled until they tan subert a.site plan_ Motion by [iiaz that this /m:iing application' be: -further tabled until November 2b; lg& ; seconded by 2arsky; and passed unanimously. llayor-Prc Tedi Sample announced the .public hearing on the following ening matter,: Text amendeent to the -Zoning Ordinance to amend Article 31,'Newly ,Annexed Territory by amending Sect.un 31-5 by adding::a new subsection to be numbered 31-5.24 zoning Lot 5, River View ',Estates -;(Jackson floods Hob1ic Home Park) located' approximately 755 north; of IH 37 along the west'. side of -McKenzie:: Road :'T-111' dMobile Home :park. City; Manager;Tawnsend-stated that the property .awncrs.within 200 feet of property were contatted'-and one letter in opposition was returned. Mr. Townsend explained that this is to pre-zone'thh- recently annexed Jackson kb3ds Mobile Home Park: He"tF-,en asked: Chief Planner Larry Wenger to _3tmiarfze the case. Chief Planner Wenger 'located theareaon the zoning andland: map, described e ;land use':In the -surrounding area, showed slides of the area, and reiterated aC this is to pre zone themoblle hone park prior to annexation which has been agreed upon Ho one spoke in`*regard to thFs zoning application,: nrsuan by OFaz that tile`hoering be closed; seconded by Lest and passed unan.lmously Notion by Mai that thisareabe zoned "T-1Bt' mobile home park; seconded Lest and-rpassed unanrmousl,. flavor Pro tem Sample called For the presentation of the -ordinances. City Manager Townsend briefly explained the remaining ordinances an the agenda. There were i:o`comments on the ordinances; City Secretary Read polled the For 'their vokes; and the following ordinances were approved: 'c Mistotes %Railer CauncIe Masten Jane II,. 1980 Page FIRST READINCi, AUTHORIZING THE:CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE A FIVE-YEAR LEASE RENEWAL WITH INE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, FOR THE USE OF WIGGINS PARK, ALL AS MORE FULLY SET,FORTH IN INC LEASE AGREEMENT, A SUBSTANTIAL COPY OF WRICR IS ATTACHED HERETO,ANO HOVE A PART -HEREOF, HARKED EXHIBIT "A"; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. - - The foregoing ordinance was read for the first time and passed to its second reading lay the fallowing vete; gamic, Best, Diaz. Turner and Zarsky opting, "Aye"; Jones and opmphi, "absent", ORDINANCE -114-,:-T5560: APPROVING PhD ,ADOPTING THE ,WRITTEN STATEMENT AND REPORT OF INC DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING ANO PIINSICAL,DEVELOPMENT'SHOWING ESTIMATES OF THE VARIOUS COSTS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT. -slibuiNG:EtTimATEs-oP.THE vARiouS COSTS FOR INC IHPROVEMENT OF INC FOLLOWING STREET IN THEOTT OF CORPUS -CHRISTI, NIECES COUNTY, TEXAS; - . . . PadreiSland'Orive-(tai.--358)., from West of S.M. 286 Interchange to 1.2 miles Northwest of theAirport Ditch; :. • AND -FIXING INEPORTION OF SAID COSTS TO BE PAID AND ASSESSED AGAINST ABUTTING PROPERTY, THE:PORTIONLTHEREOF.TO.BE PAID BY THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, DETERMINING THE .':NECESSITY-OF,LEVTING AN ASSESSMENT AGAINST SAID ABUTTING PROPERTY; ORDERING AND SETTING A HEARING -TO BE liELD-ON-JULT-16-; 1980, AT 5:00 P.M. IN THE CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS, IN THE -.-CITY. OF CORPUS:CHRISTI, NUECES COUNTY, TEXAS, TO GIVE NOTICE OF SAID HEARING AS REWERED.BY-THE-LAWS:OF INC STATE OF TEXAS AND THE CHARTER OF TRE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI; ANWDECLARINO;AN:EMERGENCY. Te-ikarter,Raiaidas-,Snspended and the foregoing ordinance passed by the following vote: Sanple. Best. -Diaz, Turner an&Zarsky voting,."Aye": Jones and Dunphy. 'absent. 114I1110EADiHG --0AaiNANcEAC. 15582: AOTIIIIRiZINANODIRECTINTHE CITY KPNAGER TO EXTEND THE CONTRACT AND LEASE AGREEMENT WITH THLcoRpaHttisT4,:couHULy)F.GARD=1 PARK,ADJACENT TO DREELY DRIVE, IN INC CITY ,11C FOR INC USE OF THE GARDEN CLUB BUILDING .-.AllggiliigRPUS :g: TEXAS,.I.Cf(litiTR,FOR A TERM OF FIVE YEARS, UNDER THE TERMS AND --*'CONDITIONS,ASA,MFORTWIN.TH G NT IN SUBSTANTIALLY THE FORM ATTACHED HERETO, A.IARK6D'EXHIBIT:"A", AND-HADEA PART HEREOF. 1h-efOregOing pl•dinanCieWas•read for the third time and passed finally by the following Vote! .:-Swegle,BeSti'Diazo Turner and Zarsky voting, "Aye"; Jones and Dumphy, "absent". THIRD READING - ORDINANCE NO. 15583: • , ,•:r.ANNERING:THEFOLLOWING TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND: LOT 5, RIVER VIEW ESTATE, AS SHOWN BY • INAPORPLAT:THEREOF RECORDED EH VOLUME 34, PAGE )15, HAP RECORDS OF NUECES COUNTY, ..:TEXASURSUANT TO ARTICLE 970a, V.A.C.S, TEXAS, AS AMENDED, AND CITY CHARTER, ARTICLE 1, - SECTION !hPROVI-OING FOR SEVERABILITY. Thajoragoing-orditence was read for the third time and passed finally by the following tite.:Sadinle,-BeSt.'Diaz„ Turner and Zarsky voting, "Aye"; Jones and Dunphy, "absent". --;:,:.•THIRDrREADING- ORDINANCE NO. 15584: : • r,,, . • - ANNEXING :•-THt FOLLOW [NG 'TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND: 19.83 ACRES OUT OF STATE SURVEY 500, • ABSTRACT 582, IH NUECES COUNTY, TEXAS, PURSUANT TO ARTICLE 970a. V.A.C.S., TEXAS, AS AMENDEDAND CITY CHARTER, ARTICLE I, SECTION 2(b); PROVIDING FOR SEVERAMITT. :.:•ilie..fbeetiaing ordinance was read far the third time and passed finally by the teIstnT:Li2,g vote: SaieAIe, Best—Diar. Turner and Zarsky voting. "Aye"; Jones and Ournaly, •• • • * * A * * * * * A * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * .0K0744VR;Wolgg fiwitr*:11-0*, . Minutes Regular Cunt.T1 Meeting Juael1B-.150 104130.1EADI4S - 0201NAXCE.I0. 15555: AUTHOR2101G 1• THE CITI(HANAGERTO EXECUTEUM A LEASE AGREEMENT TH JM AMES M. JURANEK FOR 1 M 37ACLS .-BETWEFN HFARN ROAO AND KAGEF LANE, BEING OUT Or TRACTOR ENO COOT44 3-13s 110. 592, MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREINAFTER. 14:0tF7IVrtl: ::RF:11::::71k PURPOSES, COVERING A FIVE-YEAR TERM,BEGINNING JULY 1, 1980 AND:EWING J8NE'30;:. 1985 Aat. ASIIORE -FILLY SET FORTH MINE LEASE AGREEMENT, A SUBSTAN- . TIAE:OPYOF WHICH /S-AlTACNED EXHIBIT"A".. The-lOregoing ordinarice-was--read for the third time and passed finally by the following vote: Sample, Best, Diaz, Turher and Zarsky voting, "Aye"; Jones and Dumphy, "absent". ORDINANCE -HO- 15586• : AUTHORIZING THE-PIJRCHASE OF ONE HYDRAULIC TAILGATE LIFT FROM HOBBS TRAILERS, SUBJECT TO.APPROVAL:KTNEORDAM.NASS TRANSPORTATION ADMINISTRATION,- AS.PROVIDED IN THE 1978 MgA CAPITACGRNIT PROJECT NO- TX -05-0036 FOR S674.00; APPROPRIATING OUT OF THE NO. 218 . TRANSIT-80RO FUND FOK-PROJECT-NO. 218=72-4 TRANSIT SYSTEM CAPITAL. 1HPROVEMENTS (1978), --,AN AMOUNT 0E -4674.00 -FOR THE SAID"PURCNASE; AND DECLAR1NG'AN EMERGENCY. TheiCharter Rule was suspended and -the foregoing ordinance passedb'the following vote: 4bAlPle,-BaSt,'Ellaz,:Turnerand.Zarsky voting, "Aye"; Jones and Duaphy, "absent". -ORDANANCErk0,,-15587:. ...,..AUTHORIZING-THE.CITY:HANAGER TO ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IN THE CITY OF OrNEW-YORK2FOW_A SUMMER -WORK-STUDY PROGRAM, ALL AS MORE FULLY SET FORTH IN --.1HE-AGREENENT,-,A SUBSTANTIAL -COPY OF WHICH IS ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE A PART HEREOF; -r.-MARKED:EXHIBIT "A"tANDOECLARING AN EMERGENCY. -iThei..GharXerRule.was suspended and the foregoing ordinance passed by the following vote: - - Sa1016'„Ilest,-.biak.„'Turner and Zarsky moting, "Aye": Jones and Dumphy, "absent". ORDIMANCE110.-1088: -.---.AUTORilING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE AN ESCROW AGREEMENT WITH THE STATE DEPARTMENT ..--DP2RIGWAYS45. PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION REGARDING THE CONSTRUCTION OF STREET IMPROVEMENTS ---1.1)EVERMART-,BOAD, ALAMEDA TO STAPLES AND CARMCAHUA STREET, AGNES STREET TO INTERSTATE .HIGHWAY17i-W1IEREBY.-THE.C1TY WILL PARTICIPATE IN THE CONSTRUCT/ON OF THESE STREET IMPROVE- :-KENTS:-APpROPAIATING.$22,100 OUT OF THE NO. 220 STREET DOW FUND FOR THE CITY'S SHARE .":41F,CONSTROCTION'COSTS,.11F WHICH APPROPRIATION $3,730 IS OUT OF PROJECT NO. 220-77-34, 'EVERNARTROAD,t4AMEDA-TO STAPLES, AND $18,370 15 OUT OF PROJECT NO. 220-77-6, HOT -MIX OVERLAYS;-.HORGAII; CARANCAHUA, TANCAHUA AND AIRLINE. PAYABLE TO IRE TEXAS STATE TREASURER, ACCOONT-OF. TRUSTFUND NO. 927; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. The,CbarterRUle was suspended and the foregoing ordinance passed by the following vote: SampIe:Best, Diaz, Turner and Zarsky voting, "Aye"; Jones and Dumphy, "Absent". . . ,.-.ORDINANCE NO. 15589:- - MANAGER -TO -EXTEND THE-coNTRAu 1IITN't01FIDNITT ACTION CORPORATION psilliTN-TExAs FOR PREPARATION AND DELIVERY OF FIFTY (50) MEALS FOR THE WY's ELDERLY JN BISHOP, TEXAS AHD BAHWETE„ TEXAS FORA PERIOD NOT TO EXCEED '-'...SEPTEM8EK-30.;.:1980;.".,AT WHICH TIME A NEW CONTRACT WILL BE NEGOTIATED, ALL AS MORE ....EULLY:SETFORTHAN THE CONTRACT IN SUBSTANTIALLY THE sAME FORA ATTACHED HERETO MARKED JXHIRITTIN'AID'MADE A PART HEREOF FOR ALL PERTINENT PURPOSES; AND AUTHORIZING THE EiECUTIONZOP'AL(DOCOMENTS AS MAY BE NECESSARY IN THE CONTINUATION OF THIS PROGRAM; AND,DECLARINS,AN-,EMENGENEs. /7t.“h4rthy-A616,Was suspended and the foregoing ordInance passed by the following ''vater, SainOle,,BeSt. DiAr, Turner and Zarsky voting, "Aye"; JOPCS and Burnaby, "absent". 0 llnotes II vTss tanc,0I. aEtuatifig: lane 'AT. ;go • HAGNAAWE Er<a_ 1558 EIII:I VF0ADI11 i O_ E 110- valet HE 9t PASSED AND APPROVED BY TCM . ,COU1EC I L 011 JANUARY 3, 1979, WHICH _GRANTED ..ASPECIAL C1Vt10EL PERMIT TO RANDALSTEVERS, 1114 NIX AND JOE AUAME ON THE L ND AREA CQIISISTIPID -DF `A -315*ACRE% THE SAI D'AREA :BEING ALL OF THE ;HOST SOUTHERLY 216_10. FEET!0 LOT 2.,'LOTS -3 AVi9::4,:C. G. GLASSCOCK BAY FRONT DAY AUDITION AND BOAT HARIIGg7.LOCATED011 THE'EAST SIDE OF OCEAL'I DRIVE NORTH OF COLE PARK, SITUATED IN THE CITY OF MOUS "CIIRESTI.``IIU€CES EOIRITY, TEXAS, BY CORRECTING THE. PROVISIONS 5O AS TO PERMIT THE IHlERDED-USES AS THET PERTAIN TO ARTICLE. 24 OF -+THE ZONING ORDINANCE. FOR FRINARY BIGiNEss _DISTRICT ZONING, AS MORE FULLY SET. FORTH 1'EREINAFTER;. KEEPING IN :EFFECT ALL OTHER PRDVISIONs 01!IHE SAID ORDINANCE NO. 14698; AND'DECLARING AN EHERGENCY.:. The Charter Rule w. suspended and the. foregoing ordinance'passed by the following vote: >Sawple.Best,;Diaz, Turrer.and=Zarsky.voting, "Aye'; Jones and Dunphy, "absent". ORDIBANCEli4_ 15591:• APPROPRIATING 5557726 OUT OF THE NO. 270 PUBLIC SAFETY EQUIPMENT BOND FUND, OF WHICH 5511.339;SNALL:,.BE-FOR .THE PURCHASE OF -LIFE ; SUPPORT. COMMUNICATIONS. EQUIPMENT; $2,73G FOR.:;; NICR0IPAVE PAIN. S UDY, :s IID'$1i3.657' FOR LABORS INVENTORY PARTS, .AND VARIOUS MO/IFI- ',CATIONS: FOR IIISTALLATIOII OF THE.; SYSTEM; 11119 DECLARING. N EMERGENCY... The Charter Rule was suspended ;and the foregoing ordinance passed:by the following vote :Sample Best Diaz Turner and Zarsky voting, "Aye49 Jones and Dunphy, "absent". OR011t.ICE R0.::I5592 AHENDI G THE ZOIIIN6 ORD NAN{E OF: THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI ADOPTED ON THE 27TH DAY 0AUGUST, 193?:, APPEARING OF'RECORD 1N VOLUME 9' PAGES;565, ET:SEQ,,OF THE. ORDINANCE AND RESOLUTION RECORDS;,...AS MENDED FROM TIME TO TIME, AND. PARTICULARLY AS AMENDED BY ORDINANCE NO &.106, PASED AND.APPROVED OH THE 29111 DAT OF MARCH 1961, BY AMENDING ARTICLE 31 _NEti1LY ANHEXED TERRITORY,:_ BY AMENDING;; SECTION:. 31-5 BY ADDING THERETO A NEW SUBSECTION T'0`BE NUMBERED 3I:5.211,. SETTING FORTH ZOO ING- :CLASSIFICATION. :ON- .THE. .DES- CRI.BED;'iRACT;OP LAND°,I1HEN ANNEXED -TO -THE -_CITY OF CORPUS, CHRISTI,, SAID TRACT BEING UESCRI D'"AS-L T , RI. R`VI ES --1N NUE ES<.CO NTY ':TEXAS;; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES '_3l r011FLICT. HEREVITH ;PROVIDING -FOR PUBLICATION; :AND DECLARINGAU1 EMERGENCY. The Charter Rune was suspended and the'foregoing ordinance passed by the following vote:.`= Samp'le,'`Best Diaz,:-Torrer. and-.Zarsky voting, "Aye; Jnnes and Dunphy, "absent". Mayorl.Pro Tem;;5ample.called for a discussion of current concerns and events and'; the staL4S.of pending items. City Manager Townsend; presented the Council with copies of nn the single-family mortgage loan program. Council Member Best referred to correspondence received from members of i -fly' ^.enc an updated meeting or-cancelipg a ,inee,tEing. City;llaneger:Townsend replied that it is out of order to cancel any of the:SrarfrC Safety, Advisory Board meetings and the staff has so been informed. Council Narber BeSt continued and referred to a suggestion from a citizen hat' reflectors be installed on the obstacles on Dean Drive in an attempt to preveht some':.f the accidents there. WRW -A Minutes Regular Council Meeting June 11, 1980 Page 14 City Manager Townsend stated that this suggestion wi:i:l 6e referred: the Traffic Safety Advisory Board for their opinions end comments Council Member Turner made the observation that a number of staff' members are making a practice of attending the Budget: Advisory commit.tee:: met- __ iri,=.--She--ietnrirel o w o shooed be attending those meetings, City Manager Townsend explained that the staff members present -,the pre',.���^ ceding night were there at the invitation of the Budget Advisory Co E:ttee_- He also stated that members of the Budget Staff, Mr. 'Chuck Speed, Personnel Director, Mr. Bili Hennings, Director of Inspections and Operations, and the Clay Manager" were present to assist the committee. Council Member' Turner expressed -the opinion: that she',�feit that.the only.. people who should be there are-membsrs of the Budget Staff and staff members who have specifically beer inV.itedto attend the,.neeting. She stated that,seme of he:;` members of the committee felt constrained whey so many staff ember ,were present,,l;.: City Manager Townsend stated that he xas certainly not aware ;of any discanfort of the committee members as a result of any remarks made -.by hi m. or other':staff xegniliers Council Member Turner expressed the opinion that the, presence;of the City Manager did in fact inhib!t,the-committer members. C1Cy Manager Townsend reminded I4rs.;Turner that according to the charter the Gity Manager Or his representative is required to: attend.ali official board;. ennmission and .comr,ittee meetings. Counc.il:Member Turner noted that this is just an advisory. board. andpossfl, y this requirelrent.dceS r.ot apply to that board. City manager Townsend painted nut that ail boards and-cnEsnisslotfs are advisory in nature. Council Member Turner. suggested Ghat as few staff:peop'le as possible should attend ..those meetings, and Council Member Best iediwted' hit con- currence, statingthat he hadreceived comments to the effect that City Manger Townsendshouldnotattend: the: meetings. Council fiber7arsky expressed concern heat if the charter requires that the City Manager ettena adeisery lard meetings, then he felt thet the Council::should:not asst nim not to attend. City eaaager. Townsend expressed surprise than .Clue C rmittr a sdcitb'ers had ledicatcd that they .were uncomfortOle .- th :his presence ,at the seetinngs Bier. ' noted that ,the charter provides Char eliher he. a rerrre ¢ai:iww 'T _. 4 etteod council ileetPeC - Pae 15 . hui a the Budget Direct° ' • , 'is. 1580 ceenc 0,nt ho not r - r ..._,nni. pro Tea, ----"- e t. fao 1 tries- ;mato . cost imposed .....- and other recrea Kin as to the est d ""tin", esham. 11 eoard aOd corm led to send Mr. 11Prefer5 r 65 his *Ca :::51:eh-e wiltitlec..w.te.a 91 rt.-- the8anncrk Cr He indaqullisrendtahabotuhtas "actutrernoednd the eeet ,........4 tensive van the no„ of r that vandalism and - - occurred , the report on . e ftrk a re5h2rt.ed that greenwood asked for a Townsend reP at - to the it and ._.,.. Manager in two weeks."e aseedeepoir7ist anitheisripand tthheeffitt•h-av":7idhave this preparedthe ciitfyh,alatb.11. the tttY by !mid arks, the staff "4' in other areas of part - stated the- salvia,' center. irea about. the status of Rick mertz, s. LnitrCe:eutnhci;e7 City MoMageinrqdrhreesnteff hopes t0h.a_pv.ceimaitiytneernf torsst:rini:drngltnesistotoorarat_rlYv isistePerIng - • a about the t e oriba jaril at Turner Ingn that lir. 11 iknthe end rep catty soon. As" -SamPie til the . eems st fecklities on re pt. le are uti vis2n this anpassibi Pro Tea - Beach urs sinareiscon struct the Council Mayor ' Corpus Christi lizing this beach and this s iaerc n..onted.ss11:_ety._6•Ted- thatel: info:la rhat the Governor of Spa Council lien: ber the City of Corpus Christi t - e ftirn he be pie da for aeopnresentation pertaining to haliteariiresqhtulan,gRe!d:fe-sPtrae:17:Ket°5teeeddcohrtatthhee ahgaedebeen 131 a statue if the city carnwho at act with Mr. Guzzon the statue neXt week cit,,, manager Townsend suggested that Mr. Guzzoni contact him for dis- c u ss io n °f-- th" "ern hef°re it is placed on the agenda. ' - - : Cedric. Member Zareky noted that the Council had received a request that newspapers be placed for sale outside City Hail on the Sidewalk. City. Manager Townsend explained that the gentleman who made the request will be out crf t0114 for a week or two, and this will be discussed with him as soon as he returns. Council Member 'Iarsky also noted that there Is some pending litigation On which a decisioh needs to be made in regard to the firefightersrequest for an election to determine whether or not binding arbitration should be conducted. ftspat Pra Ten Sampfe";slzyyeitgd that .ihis item be on" tt.c_.agenda-for Imasco sesseor! newt Week isz regard to this.matter, City Attorney.,:._y,,, , in fa► ed tits €ounc.i that the city has approxi-atefy 30 days before an appeal has to :be filed. Mayor Pro Teel Saepie announced a public hearing scheduled for 4.O0 p,m; for the discussion of_'va-rious'alternatives for construction of additionalboat slips pn the=L 1lcacI end T Head: t�ty Manager Towcssend-eaplained that this hearing is being.condiected to obtacn Input frets,boat rs !gin regard -to' the location is new boat.SI.ips for .Jorercial and prsvateboat owners be stated ,that notices were -'given -.to can- niercial operators to the' Pres_ -Rt lessee and the people on;the waiting:list C€ty._Manager Townsend explained that the Sasaki -Walker report recommends slips.'be constructed ort the north "side of the Lawrence Street T -Head, He t this recaenendation.had been endorsed by the'Park and Recreation Hoard rano Board has recoranended .that the slips be constructed on the svoth side ad and that this'recomnendatian has been endorsed by the Planning Com - Chief Planner Larry Manger displayed transparences showing the location or 70 additional slips on the north side of the Lawrence Street T -head, ex- loaned that ednaeetions wi ! be provided to the finger piers, and that there ii be 8Cr.feet.be'tween-boat slips her maneuverability. iMr Wenger displayed --the other map showing the proposal in the report ichrecommended that Charter boat and shrimp boat spaces be located at the uth portion of. the Peoples Street T -Head. He exp Iained that the alternative, as retoeiended by the Hariine Board and the Planning Commission, Is that 70 slips shoeld be Plated oh the solith side of the L -Head. He also informed the Council Ehat the Hirina Beard recornfends the realignment of piers and pilings that exist. Council:Member Best suggested that the Council consider the Sasaki -Walker part es it pertains: to the private boat slips first. tir2 Gene Peeples, representative of the Planning Comission, informed the CoOncil that'e letter of appreciation had been sent to the representatives teiihotes lleyifliir ttuiscit Peetlmg ,Cure: 11 19 - Rage ;1 Z wbo prepared fire Sasaki=T�Alicer report coiniendingthem for•.th>=-outstanding--ade t the? prepared and tb± race. endat1ons for the improveneents that could be made 'to the iifrirra. E1r Steeples stated: that eventually it we' h;ne a desirable to'have.:... sEipsan the_seuth side.:°f. f the T-He<d and the nprth basin. of the Lawrence Street T -FF" . hawcver, "ibe Planneng Coni ssind agreed :with the Marina Board that elle 1. -Head ieeation eouid.,be iroved for less .'honey, and assertrially,ey agreed with,the lar.ina Baard`s;reccamendationss ifsyor Pro Tens Sample called for zuiinients from meibers of`'the-audience En raga d to flee pleasutc boat slips. Hr. Curt Lengelstated that he is in favor of building the additional .. board 1ps an the L Heard" b rause` the Lawrence Street T Head already ;has--1imited Parking because of the nimaber of."sail boats in the area.' fir. 8,1a Sissariis, o>mer;of.the Astor Res aurant stated that he has two bbats`an the Peoples Street T -Head, and he objected to any additional s1Spsbeing constructed "there Hr Bill Sargent expressed the npinian that'it would be a Iot less expen- sive Co add to`,the f. -Head rather than adding to the T Head'. Council' iltmber'Zarslty eiipressed the opinion -that ,.Facing additional slips on the; south side of -tile L Head;aiduld result in the less of a number of spaces. He stated that';he is of'sthe opiirlon that it would be batter to put them on the north side of [he THead. Hr Sargent displayed a plan for commercial fishing boats and stated that he woold like'to haveocat those'"slips led on the L -Head. He stated [hat possibly these; slips,weuld allow accoimwdetions for more shrimp boats. Council Member Turner inquired of kr. Sargent if he anticipated any problems with the sailboats and clic `shrimpers trying`toexit the area. 11r. Sargent staled that he felt the commercial area an the T -Head should be exclusively for them and another location designated for. the pleasure` boats. City Manager Townsend noted that a number of years ago i.t was generally agreed; that the back part of the L -Head should be committed to accommodate the launching of boats and the trailers and cars used by those boats. He inquired of lir.:. Sargent if he feltthe demand for use of the boat ramps had decreased. Minutes rrg,elpr tatteett ,larc;'tl, Pale - hr. Sargent replied that he thought that • it had aitx.aily increased. He pointed out th.st rro income was .realized from the.: use of the beat ranps and that the cars and 'trailers .teak ep`.a great: deal of parking space. He suggested that an organized parking area for trailers should be designated and another place for cars:" The next speaker addressing the.. Council; was Mr. �.'EdShorteli, 6125 Baca R3toe, who stated that he did not think an aquarium should be, located en tfie peoples St.eet Tllead because of the space that would be requilred.for parkingfaeiiltees.._Iln iequered as to s3ey the .Sasaki -Walker report did not address the. north'sjde of the T -Head., lie stated that shrimp:boat.and charter boat owners are of the opinion that d Morena should be operated lfficiently maintenance should be continued,, and the personnelashould be available at al.l tinesto provide service. Hesuggested-aiso that the;city consider purchasing a barge for servicing of boats, indicating that he felt that this would improve the Marina a great deal. Hr Bob Gross,Cheirman'of the Marina Board, referred to the plan that r. Sargent had presented and noted that this is just a concept, pointing out also -that there are Enany ways to design the 70 new boat slips. Mr.(roes con- tinued;by stating that the Marin a Board is in favor of the L -Head over the T -Heed location for the additional boat slips at this time. He also noted that there Es mare ;than one plan that could be utilized for the construction of the additional boat slips. Council Member' Best inquired if the city would be greatly delayed in pre- paring the design if the Council makes a motion to install the new boat slips on the "L -Head City manager Townsend replied that it would have to be determined if the depth is adequate and if it has to be dredged. He assured the Council that if they agreed oh this location, the eagiei Bring can save forward because this is not a,::Coaplex engineering problem. Council Member Turner inquired if there are Shy alirimp ar calmercial'`beats now docked an the L -Head. Mr Shortell replied that those boats are suppose to be moved from the 1. Head, - Council Member Zarsky stated that he is hesitant to make a decision until vw M4notes. 1iiR4lar CeuricU ilcet.irig. • • isteee••:11, 198@ - thestaff has had anopportunity to provide input as to this recorasendatian. City .?tanager Townsend :assured ',him °that the Council "could determine.the location, and: the srtaff could address the engineering costs, the depth, etc. and provide a rep{srt lir. slake"Clark stated -that he endorses°the location of the finger piers on :,the L Mead:: becauseof the ccinvnleice arid security. Also speaking in favor of the 19sation of the boat slips on the south side of toe L- IFead,was Mr. Dick Fennell, and are suggested .thatra.decision-he made as soon as ,possible so that the.enginee-ing.work cari.ccee ce Nr. Ahlen Bush]infaiYxd"the.Cauncii that: he ,has been ,on.'.the waiting list a boat skip For years and urged' -that:' something be_accomplishcd as soon as ron-by Best.. that the'additional sUps for pleasure boats be placed on the -.L -Head, seconded by:,Turner ':Council;Nember Zarsky asked for a discussion of t1 La notivr and inquired If this is just; a motion to approve a te...etive location or a definite .decision. Council: Member Best explained that the motion was-nade.,to indicate that the Cauncll prefers, that the slips be located on the L-11ead. Mayor Pro Tem Sample called for thevote an the,motian and it passed:, unanimously. Mayor Pro em Sample then suggested that discussion be conducted in o the cormrercial-:heat Hr.-. dee Feil -15;. 2630 Violet (toad, owner of the Gulf Clipper, indicated that'he is.concerned aiitthe loading area as recommended by the Sasaki -Walker eport.i He stated that the tremendous wave action make it difficult for the charter: boa Es to depart. the Marina and suggested that' their slips should be re- placed entirely.with somethingon the north side of the T -Head. :11r. Nathan.D.-Clark, of Captain Clarks charter boat, informed the Counc,i"1:'tbat the catwalk leading to the place where Captain Clark's boat is anchoreo es only -20 feet Glide; they. have to carry equipment of all types along chis"catwalk to=tha boat; and it will be very inconvenient to work from a narrow catwalk r'Hi suggested that the charter boats be allowed to stay where they are';Ht Clarli..1so pointed out that on the north side there is so much wave action that even the large boats could be damaged. llinrtites NeVelar Cowic;ts .,ao p.ilge Mr:'lleae frenxell Mated<that he'had:teen'erployed by charter boats for some time and"ritpressedoppasiition to the.recoareended location for extra piers. He stated that he had bees waiting for a slip for -two years and xas told by the :!Farina-Gffice that there -.was no waiting list for lewd boats. 'Fir. Ed Shortell spoke on behalf: of the cae�ecciai fishermen and charter boat owners and `indicated that they,areopposed tothe additionalslips at -the Peoples Street T -Head location. r. Rodney l ehrle expressed the_opinion that most of the_. boat owners are-.. Opposedto the recd' 71ad location. lir. Buehrle further: stated that he plans tc install'a large sarling boat for:chareer services. City. tanager Toi..nsead explained:ihai any: wncre of charter, craft. who want to eaae`in a_d'provide a' service bade a priority and space'willbe made available or thein He stated. that; this is the staff reconmendation.about the Peoples Street T Head and pointed out that there x111 be an increase in the inusber of slips after the change of .alignment._ City ltatrager awasend reiterated that the recamnendation of the staff is'=that charter boats should have preference over shrimp boats at the PeoplesStreet T -Head An utl,dentified gentleman:fruin the audience inquired if this means that of sunettre presented a proposai:for a charter boat service, would the staff dis- place a shrrrhp boat to priavide:space. City Manager Townsend explained that this position had been made known to Captain Clark several years ago. Council tisober'Diaz expressed concern that a shrimp boat could be dis- placed :for this reason.: 'Another unidentified gentleman from the audience posed a question about Ilve aboard (soars, :i ie stated that he and his wife live aboard their boat and inqurref there would he -a place in the Marina For this practice. tarty Manager Townsend replied at this time there is no such location for living aboard. a"boat, but at some time in the future, the Council might desire to designate an area`. for house boats. No one else spoke in regard to this matter. alotion by Diaz that the hearing linen unoiis l y. Notion by gest that the finger piers not be built as suggested by the be closed, seconded by Turner, and passed Ilinet Aegih%ar touncil feeling -Jame :lE, $.9' Page. 2! Sasaki -Walker .report co cite Peoples Street T -head but that 'he slips be realigned as suggested b7I the staff. .the Marina Hoard and the Planning .Nmsission, and that an investigation be made'Into the possibility of;improving the north side of the T -Head. Me ,DHOW was seooreded by Turner.. Counccil Member Zarsky-cemaented thatthe -north side was previously used` and 'suggested^.that this be considered again.: Mayor Pro Teak Sample called for .the vote on an iecus ly. GoiinciI lleelbee Turner :pointed out the need for .proper: maintenance of the Peoples Street;T Head She"also expressed the opinion that the north side of the T Head cauld.be ut+lized end asked an estimated cost. e teat; e,.x ie..* a afor * a *.a,t * e Mayor?Pro Tema Saeple ca1ledlfor petitions or infonnatian from the audience on 'otters nut-listed„on the agenda. !ir. Mike Zepeda,, local' representative of':he AF'SCME, presented a petition frane:;a number: of city eapioyees and 'inquired if the people who were n the process: of picketing outside City Hall could enter. the Council Chamber.' 1147- ayor Pro Teen Sample agreed to allow this tf the employees did not brlr9 in their, picketing signs. lfr.--Zepeda continued his presentation and stated that he is representing public employees in connection with the 1980-1981 budget. He stated that he`would -Eike to submit' the following requests on behalf of city em- pioyees who are members of PFSCME: (1) a salary increase of 20$ since the cost of'iiving has Increased by 19%; (2) payment by the city of dependent hospitalization and Insurance. coverage;.(3} a holiday for city employees for December 24, 1980; (4) a` program,; of sick leave payment; (5) the upgrading of some. positions and the classification of others; and (6) that the city administration consider a wage d:ff"erentlal..for eoiployees who work at night. Mr. Zepeda continued by requesting that al! city employees be treated equally pointing out: -that the safety empiayees last year received a higher cost of:living increase than other city employees. tie assured the Council that the presence of the employees in the Council Chamber was a peaceful demonstration and he requested. that the Council be fair to the employees of the city.