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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC_1986-11-24 Regular Meeting MinutesMORRO BAY CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING - NOVEMBER 24, 1986 AGENDA RECREATION HALL - 7:00 P.M. ROLL CALL INVOCATION - REVEREND CHARLES ERICKSON, ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ORAL COMMUNICATIONS - Members of the audience wishing to address the Council on matters other than scheduled hearing items may do so when recognized by the Mayor, by standing and stating their name and address. Comments should normally be limited to three minutes. A. PUBLIC HEARINGS, REPORTS & APPEARANCES A-1 CITY DISCUSSION AND INPUT ON SCOPE FOR STATE WATER PROJECT EIR A-2 PUBLIC HEARING ON APPEAL OF PLANNING COMMISSION APPROVAL OF CUP 47-86 FOR A PESTICIDE BUSINESS OFFICE AND SECURITY QUARTERS (DUBA; GRANT; MANLEY; APPELLANTS) A-3 PROPERTY OWNERS' PETITION FOR MIMOSA STREET STREET ASSESSMENT DISTRICT A-4 RESOLUTION NO. 106-86 CITY APPLICATION FOR ADDITIONAL WATER RIGHTS ON SAN BERNARDO CREEK A-5 RESOLUTION NO. 118-86 APPROVING THE APPLICATION FOR GRANT FUNDS UNDER THE COMMUNITY PARKLANDS ACT OF 1986 FOR COMPLETION OF DEL MAR PARK IMPROVEMENTS A-6 RESOLUTION NO. 119-86 APPROVING ASSIGNMENT OF LEASE SITE 74/74W FROM MORRO BAY MARINA, INC. TO MORRO BAY MARINA, A CALIFORNIA PARTNERSHIP A-7 RESOLUTION NO. 120-86 APPROVING ASSIGNMENT OF LEASE SITE 78-79W FROM RONALD L. MEYERS (ZEKE'S WHARF) TO CLE, WILLIAM, LEON, STAN AND PAUL VAN BEURDEN (PULLED) B. UNFINISHED BUSINESS B-1 ORDINANCE NO. 294 ESTABLISHING MOBILEHOME AND RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PARK RENT STABILIZATION - SECOND READING AND FINAL ADOPTION C. NEW BUSINESS C-1 PROGRESS REPORT AND SUGGESTED PLAN OF STUDY UNDER INTERIM HOTEL/MOTEL BUILDING MORATORIUM (ORDINANCE NO. 293) C-2 REPORT ON 1986 HARBOR FESTIVAL AGENDA - MORRO BAY CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING - NOVEMBER 24, 1986 PAGE TWO C-3 CONSIDERATION OF FUNDING BEACH CLEAN-UP PROGRAM BY CMC CREWS C-4 CITY PARTICIPATION IN CALIFORNIA VIETNAM VETERANS' MEMORIAL FUND DRIVE D. CONSENT CALENDAR D-1 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF NOVEMBER 10, 1986 D-2 PROCLAMATION DECLARING NOVEMBER 23-29 AS "1986 CALIFORNIA FAMILY WEEK" D-3 EXPENDITURE REPORT - OCTOBER 1986 D-4 STATEMENT OF INVESTMENTS - OCTOBER 1986 D-5 AWARD OF CONTRACT FOR HIGHWAY 41 WATERLINE - PW 85-24 D-6 COMPLETION OF MORRO BAY BLVD./QUINTANA ROAD INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENTS, PHASE I, BY R. BURKE CORP. - PW 85-07 E. INDIVIDUAL DETERMINATION AND/OR ACTION E-1 CITY COUNCIL E-2 CITY ADMINISTRATOR E-3 CITY ATTORNEY F. ADJOURNMENT TO MONDAY, 1 DECEMBER 1986 AT 6 P.M., RECREATION HALL (COUNCIL TRANSITION CEREMONY) MINUTES - MORRO BAY CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING - NOVEMBER 24, 1986 RECREATION HALL - 7:00 P.M. The meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by Mayor Zeuschner. I?M.T. rAT.T. PRESENT: Bud Zeuschner Ray Kaltenbach Bruce Risley Rose Marie Sheetz ABSENT: Jim Miller STAFF: Gary Napper Judy Skousen Alan Davis Bill Farrel Forrest Henderson Nick Nichols Steve Wolter Bernie Zerr Mayor Councilmember Councilmember Councilmember Councilmember City Administrator City Attorney Harbor Director Comm. Development Dir. Asst. to City Admin. Public Works Director Recreation & Parks Dir. Fire Chief The invocation was given by Reverend Charles Erickson of St. Peter's Episcopal Church; Horace Strong led the Pledge of Allegiance. Mayor Zeuschner stated Councilmember Miller was absent because of illness. Mayor Zeuschner announced the Council transition ceremony will be held Monday, 6:00 p.m. in the Recreation Hall at which time the newly elected Mayor and Councilmembers will be sworn into office. He thanked everyone for the privilege of working with them. He noted although he leaves office with a few things left to be done, there have been many accomplishments, and numerous projects have been initiated. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS 1. Imogene Haidet, President of the Morro Bay Senior Citi- zens, expressed her thanks to everyone for their work on the pro- posed Community Center, and stated the Seniors look forward to the day when they can move in. A. PUBLIC HEARINGS] REPORTS & APPEARANCES A-1 CITY DISCUSSION AND INPUT ON, SCOPE FOR STATE WATER PROJECT EIR Mr. Napper noted for the public information Item A-7 on the agenda had been pulled; there are some unresolved questions on the matter. MINUTES - MORRO BAi CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING - NOVEMBER 24, 1986 PAGE 2 Nick Nichols reviewed Item A-1 stating the Department of Water Resources is soliciting input regarding the scope and content of the environmental information for the State Water Project. He noted the comments are not to include impacts associated with ac- tually delivering water to local communities; those will be con- sidered at a later date on local project environmental analyses. He reviewed other agency public hearings conducted thus far and their comments received on this topic. He also reviewed the rec- ommendations made by the City Water Advisory Board, including transmitting the City's Ordinance on Measure F regarding popula- tion limitation to the Department of Water Resources, and en- dorsement of the issues presented at the other public hearings. Mayor Zeuschner opened the matter to public hearing. Questions were asked by Rev. Erickson and Walt Duba, to which Mr. Nichols responded. Councilmember Risley concurred with the Water Advisory Board's recommendation to forward the City's Ordinance regarding Measure F to the Department of Water Resources. He noted the amount of time involved before the State Water Project will be realized and the importance of focusing on Morro Bay's immediate needs and short-term solutions. Councilmember Sheetz felt problems associated with using area in Kern County for underground water storage should be addressed, particularly illegal siphoning of stored water. Staff indicated Council comments will be forwarded to the Depart- ment of Water Resources for inclusion in their Environmental Im- pact Report for the State Water Project. A-2 PUBLIC HEARING ON APPEAL OF PLANNING_ COMMISSION APPROVAL OF CUP 47-86 FOR A PESTICID_E_-BUSINESS OFFICE AND SECURITY QUAR- TERS (WALTER DUBA, APPELLANT) Mr. Farrel explained the applicant has applied to transfer his home occupation use to 995 Allesandro to include a commercial of- fice with a security quarters. This was approved by the Planning Commission provided no chemical storage be allowed on -site (2 gas containers on each of two vehicles excepted). He noted there are three appellants on this matter; Walter Duba, Kathryn Grant, and William Manley. Their concerns have to do with increased traffic activity, and toxic chemicals so near a residential area. Mayor Zeuschner opened the matter to public hearing. Comments in favor of the appeal and denying the Conditional Use Permit were heard from nearby residents John Grant, Kathryn Grant, Walt Duba, Horace Strong, and William Manley; Mary Phillips also spoke against the pesticide use in a residential or commercial area. Hugo Pearson, attorney representing the applicant Marshall King, responded to some of the concerns expressed by the appellants. MINUTES - MORRO BA` 'ITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING - NuVEMBER 24, 1986 PAGE 3 He noted the small quantities of chemicals proposed to be allowed on these vehicles travel daily throughout the City in larger quantities and pose no more threat to nearby residents than they do to the public at large. He said taking business orders and dispatching of trucks are the only activities to be conducted on the premises. Bernie Zerr stated the Agriculture Department is the inspecting agency on pesticide businesses; they are the experts and the Fire Department will rely on them to determine if a hazard exists in handling these chemicals. Morro Bay Fire Department can assist on inspections when available. Councilmembers Sheetz, Kaltenbach, and Risley discussed this mat- ter and collectively did not believe a residential area was the proper place for a pesticide business. Mayor Zeuschner stated he could not find this proposal was a benefit to the public as re- quired by Conditional Use Permit regulations, and not enough evi- dence of benefits had been demonstrated to grant the CUP. MOTION: Councilmember Risley moved Council uphold the appeal and deny the Conditional Use Permit. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Kaltenbach and unanimously carried. (4-0) MOTION: Councilmember Sheetz moved staff be instructed to re- view the zoning in this area; and, this type of busi- ness be specifically slated for industrial zoning. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Kaltenbach and unanimously carried. (4-0) A-3 PROPERTY OWNERS' PETITION FOR MIMOSA STREET STREET ASSESS- MENT DISTRICT Mr. Nichols explained the City is in receipt of a petition from majority property owners adjacent to Mimosa Street to form an as- sessment district to construct street and drainage improvements. Mimosa is an easement privately owned by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Price; they are opposed to the assessment district. The proponents of the assessment district propose to hire Westland Engineering Co. to be the Engineer -of -Work, and Mr. Robert M. Haight, attorney, to be the bond counsel for the project. Because of Mr. and Mrs. Price's opposition to the assessment district, the City would have to acquire the easement from them by eminent domain. Mr. Nichols noted all property owners in the proposed district were notified by letter of the meeting tonight, although no such no- tice was required at this stage. Councilmember Risley attempted to determine the costs for the project; Terry Orton of Westland Engineering gave a very rough figure of $135,000 to construct the street only. Robert Haight reviewed the step by step procedure for creating an assessment district. He noted the various resolutions proposed this evening merely set the process in motion to determine actual costs to be MINUTES - MORRO BA' "ITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING - NOVEMBER 24, 1986 PAGE 4 assessed. Mr. Haight emphasized the district will not cost the City anything; all costs are spread among the property owners ac- cording to benefit over an extended period of time collected an- nually by property tax bills. Mayor Zeuschner opened the hearing to the public. Paul Price, owner of the easement known as Mimosa Street, spoke in opposition to the assessment district citing the costs of the improvements and devaluation of his property as a result. Lloyd Lamouria, Chet Amyx, Twila Breen, Mrs. John Sequeira, and Virgil Aldridge, all adjacent property owners to Mimosa, spoke in favor of the street assessment district. Councilmember Kaltenbach felt it was unfair to take private prop- erty from an individual. Councilmember Risley did not see a ben- efit to the City in allowing the assessment district, and spoke about the high costs involved. Councilmember Sheetz related some of her experiences with previous property owners in the area con- cerning Mimosa Street, and was concerned with taking a good piece of land away from the Prices. Mayor Zeuschner stated the only action requested of Council this evening to is allow the process to proceed to gather information. There will be further hearings to determine whether a district should actually be formed after firm costs are determined. He did not believe it was Council's place to tell the majority of the property owners who want the assessment district that the district would be too expensive for them; they could determine that for themselves after costs are known. MOTION: Councilmember Risley moved Council proceed to the next item of business. The motion was seconded by Coun- cilmember Kaltenbach and carried with Mayor Zeuschner voting no. ( 3-1 ) No action was taken on the item. A-4 RESOLUTION NO. 106-86 SUPPORTING APPLICATION FOR ADDITIONAL WATER RIGHTS ON SAN BERNARDO CREEK Mr. Nichols explained the proposed Resolution authorizes the ap- plication for additional water diversion rights on San Bernardo Creek for our contemplated dam project. This satisfies the Fish and Game's demands for additional water releases to maintain the steelhead fishery and riparian habitat in the San Bernardo Creek area, while still making the project yield enough water to the City to sustain project benefit. Mayor Zeuschner opened the hearing to the public; there were no comments. MINUTES - MORRO BA: 'ITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING - NOVEMBER 24, 1986 PAGE 5 MOTION: Councilmember Risley moved for the adoption of Resolu- tion No. 106-86. The motion was seconded by Coun- cilmember Sheetz and unanimously carried. (4-0) A-5 RESOLUTION NO. 118-86 APPROVING THE APPLICATION FOR GRANT FUNDS UNDER THE COMMUNITY PARKLANDS ACT OF 1986 FOR COMPLE- TION OF DEL MAR PARK IMPROVEMENTS Mr. Napper reviewed the matter noting Council had previously de- termined Del Mar Park was the priority improvement project for park grant applications. This $27,000 grant application combined with previous applications will be applied to improvements at Del Mar Park consisting of 5 lighted tennis courts, group picnic area, picnic shelter, and landscaping. The Recreation and Parks Commission has approved this action. Mayor Zeuschner the matter to the public; there were no comments. Councilmember Kaltenbach commended Mr. Wolter for his aggressive pursuit of and success with grant funding. MOTION: Councilmember Kaltenbach moved for the adoption of Res- olution No. 118-86. The motion was seconded by Coun- cilmember Sheetz and unanimously carried. (4-0) A-6 _RESOLUTION NO. 119--_86 APPROVING ASSIGNMENT OF LEASE SITE 74/74W FROM MORRO _BAY MARINA, INC. TO MORRO BAY_ MARINA, A CALIFORNIA PARTNERSHIP Alan Davis explained this request is result of new tax laws go- ing into effect January 1, 1986; the Lessee wishes to place all their holdings under a single name. He reviewed minor repairs in progress on the site. The Harbor Commission has recommended ap- proval of the request. MOTION: Councilmember Sheetz moved for the adoption of Resolu- tion No. 119-86. The motion was seconded by Mayor Zeuschner. Councilmember Risley discussed an electrical problem on the boat marina site which has not yet been corrected; he felt the adop- tion of the resolution should not take effect until that problem had been corrected. Councilmember Risley moved Resolution No. 119-86 not be executed until after the electrical fixtures are prop- erly fixed and inspected by the City as being adequate. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Sheetz and unanimously carried. (4-0) The amended motion to adopt Resolution No. 119-86, with the added condition, was unanimously carried. (4-0) MINUTES - MORRO BA: >'ITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING - NOVEMBER 24, 1986 PAGE 6 A-7 RESOLUTION NO. 120-86 APPROVIN_G ASSIGNMENT OF LEASE SITE 78- _79W FROM RONALD L. MEY_ERS(ZEKE'S WHARF) TO CLEL WILLIAM, LEON. STAND AND PAUL VAN BEURDEN (PULLED) B. UNFINISHED BUSINESS B-1 ORDINANCE NO. 294 ESTABLISHING MOBILEHOME AND RECREATIONAL V_EHI_CLE PARK RENT STABILIZATION - SECOND READING AND FINAL ADOPTION Mr. Napper stated this ordinance is scheduled for final adoption this evening and will be printed in its entirety in the news- paper; it will go into effect December 24, 1986. MOTION: Councilmember Kaltenbach moved Ordinance No. 294 be read by title and number only. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Risley and unanimously carried. (4-0) Mr. Napper read Ordinance No. 294 by title and number. MOTION: Councilmember Kaltenbach moved for adoption of Ordi- nance No. 294 as second and final reading. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Sheetz. Mayor Zeuschner reiterated his opinion that inclusion of recre- ational vehicles should be the subject of a separate ordinance. The motion was unanimously carried. (4-0) C. NEW BUSINESS C-1 PROGRESS REPORT AND SUGGESTED PLAN OF STUDY UNDER INTERIM HOTEL/MOTEL BUILDING MORATORIUM (ORDINANCE NO. 293) Bill Farrel reviewed this matter summarizing the urgency ordi- nance previously adopted by Council placing a moratorium on hotel/motel construction. The Government Code provides this can only be in effect for a limited period of time, and a written re- port setting forth measures to be taken to alleviate the condi- tion which led to adoption of the ordinance must be prepared. He reviewed the Proposed Plan of Study which includes soliciting a Request for Proposal from consultants to prepare a study to evaluate the impacts of the hotel/motel business in Morro Bay. It is suggested Council approve supplementing this study by aug- menting a previously approved and funded Local Economic Study to specifically analyze in-depth this industry's economic impact to Morro Bay. It is anticipated an additional $4,000 will be needed for the hotel/motel economic study component; the Local Economic Study was originally budgeted at $10,000 in January 1986. Councilmember Risley suggested the study take into account the seasonal demands of the hotel/motel industry on the City's water and sewer system during periods little or no rain. MINUTES - MORRO BA1 'ITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING - NOVEMBER 24, 1986 PAGE 7 MOTION: Councilmember Risley moved the Proposed Plan of Study constitutes the required written progress report pur- suant to Government Code Section 65858. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Sheetz and unanimously carried. (4-0) MOTION: Councilmember Risley moved Council appropriate $4,000 from FY 86-87 General Fund Contingencies to augment the Local Economic Study to include specific in-depth anal- ysis of the local motel/hotel economy. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Sheetz and unanimously carried. (4-0) C-2 REPORT ON 1986 HARBOR FESTIVAL Steve Wolter reviewed the recent Harbor Festival success. He also emphasized the Recreation and Parks Department inability to handle the Festival with existing budgetary and manpower re- sources, and the need for more community involvement. Councilmember Sheetz discussed opportunities for increased rev- enue. She also suggested using Community Promotion Funds for hiring additional personnel in the Recreation Department to handle the workload; these funds ($10,000) could be earmarked for this purpose rather than continued funding of the San Luis Obispo Visitors Conference Bureau (VCB). Mr. Napper suggested placing the suggestion of reallocation of funds before the Community Promotions Committee, and then reagen- dizing the matter for Council consideration; this Committee had previously earmarked this $10,000 for additional VCB support pending a report in 6 months regarding their progress. Councilmembers discussed the success of the event and commended those responsible. They also believed the Dial -a -Ride program busing people from downtown to the Festival contributed consider- ably to its success. MOTION: Councilmember Sheetz moved Council designate the $2,850.45 Harbor Festival Budget savings for installa- tion of underground electrical service to the Morro Rock area. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Kaltenbach and unanimously carried. (4-0) MOTION: Councilmember Sheetz moved the Council earmark the net revenue of $5,262.50 to the Morro Rock Improvement Fund. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Kaltenbach and unanimously carried. (4-0) MOTION: Mayor Zeuschner moved the recommendations made by Coun- cil and staff be forwarded to the appropriate commis- sions for recommendations to Council. The motion was MINUTES - MORRO BA`i ITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING - NOVEMBER 24, 1986 PAGE 8 seconded by Councilmember Kaltenbach and unanimously carried. (4-0) C-3 CONSIDERATION OF FUNDING BEACH CLEAN-UP PROGRAM BY CMC CREWS Alan Davis provided the staff report for litter clean-up program along the beach and waterfront area by California Mens Colony in- mate labor. He reviewed the costs and the offer of $500 by Morro Bay Beautiful in support of the program. The Refuse Collection Franchise Board and Harbor Commission both recommend the $1,300 program with an initial intensive sweep of all affected areas for one or two weeks and one day per week maintenance thereafter. It is suggested $400 be allocated from FY 86-87 General Fund Contin- gencies and $400 from FY 86-87 Harbor Fund Contingencies to fund the City's portion of the program through 30 June 1987. Councilmembers discussed the proposal, with Councilmember Risley commenting this program may deter local volunteer efforts to keep the beach areas clean. MOTION: Councilmember Kaltenbach moved Council approve the funding of a pilot program beach/waterfront trash cleanup program utilizing CMC inmate crews as proposed through 30 June 1987, contingent upon receipt of the $500 donation from Morro Bay Beautiful to help pay for the mid -year program; and, allocate $400 from FY 86-87 General Fund Contingency and $400 from FY 86-87 Harbor Fund Contingency towards the new program, with thanks to Morro Bay Beautiful for their generous donation. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Risley and unanimously carried. (4-0) Mayor Zeuschner asked Mr. Napper to prepare a letter of thanks to Morro Bay Beautiful for their offer. C-4 CITY PARTICIPATION IN CALIFORNIA VIETNAM VETERANS' MEMORIAL FUND DRIVE Mr. Napper stated this item was agendized for Council to consider participating in the campaign fund drive to build a veterans' memorial on Capitol grounds in Sacramento. Mayor Zeuschner was in favor of making a donation in the amount of $500, and sug- gested asking other organizations if they would like to supple- ment or match the City's contribution. MOTION: Councilmember Sheetz moved Council appropriate $500 from FY 86-87 General Fund Contingency in support of the Veterans' Memorial Fund Campaign. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Kaltenbach and unanimously carried. (4-0) MINUTES - MORRO BA'. 2ITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING - NOVEMBER 24, 1986 PAGE 9 D. CONSENT CALENDAR D-1 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF NOVEMBER 10 19986 Mr. Napper recommended Council approve the minutes as submitted. Mayor Zeuschner requested an amendment on the discussion regard- ing the Mobilehome Rent Control Ordinance to include his recom- mendation that recreational vehicle inclusion be further ana- lyzed and handled by separate ordinance. D-2 PROCLAMATION DECLARING NOVEMBER 23-29 AS "1986 CALIFORNIA FAMILY WEEK" Mr. Napper recommended Council authorize the Mayor to sign the proclamation. D-3 EXPENDITURE REPORT - OCTOBER 1986 Mr. Napper recommended Council approve the report as submitted. D-4 STATEMENT OF INVESTMENTS - OCTOBER 1986 Mr. Napper recommended Council receive the report for file. D-5 AWARD OF CONTRACT FOR HIGHWAY 41 WATERLINE - PW 85-24 Mr. Napper recommended Council award the project to Jamieson Con- struction in the amount of $39,717.50. D-6 COMPLETION OF MORR_O_B_AY _B_LVD./QUINTANA ROAD INTERSECTION IM- PROVEMENTS, PHASE I, BY R. BURKE CORP. - PW 85-08 Mr. Napper recommended Council accept PW 85-08 as complete and authorize the City Clerk to execute and record the Notice of Com- pletion. MOTION: Councilmember Risley moved for approval of the Consent Calendar, including amendment to the minutes, as recom- mended. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Sheetz and unanimously carried. (4-0) E. INDIVIDUAL DETERMINATION AND/OR ACTION E-1 CITY COUNCIL 1. Councilmember Sheetz asked staff to check on real es- tate signs being placed in City right-of-way; specifically Fresno and Anchor. 2. Councilmember Sheetz requested Council grant a time ex- tension on the City Administrator's notification to her on the requirement for a local business license on her property manage- ment business. She has requested a hearing before the State Real MINUTES - MORRO BAD -- ITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING - NOVEMBER 24, 1986 PAGE 10 Estate Board to appeal their licensing requirement on her busi- ness, and she requested an extension locally until they render a decision on her case. Mr. Napper indicated it would be reason- able and in order to defer our action pending the results of her State license appeal. MOTION: Councilmember Risley moved an extension be granted from the requirement for a business license until such time as the State hearing process is concluded and Coun- cilmember Sheetz is required by law to obtain a Cali- fornia real estate license for her property management business. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Kaltenbach and carried, with Councilmember Sheetz abstaining. (3-0-1) 3. Councilmember Risley asked for the report concerning the seizure of City property for private parking about which he had inquired at the last Council meeting relative to Coldwell Banker Liberty Realty. Mr. Napper stated staff has been re- quested to investigate and report on this matter, and staff will provide Councilmember Risley with the report as soon as it is prepared and available. 4. Councilmember Sheetz invited everyone to the Hospice tree lighting ceremony at the Centennial Stairway, December 4th at 7:00 p.m. E-2 CITY ADMINISTRATOR Mr. Napper had nothing to report. E-3 CITY ATTORNEY 1. Ms. Skousen stated she had filed an unlawful detainer against the Pacific Shellfish lease site, is currently negotiat- ing a settlement with the lending institution involved with the Lessee on this site, and has executed a Temporary Operating Agreement with the lending institution that updates and increases rent payments to the City. F. ADJOURNMENT MOTION: Councilmember Sheetz moved Council adjourn to Monday, December 1, 1986 at 6:00 p.m. in the Recreation Hall for the City Council transition meeting. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Risley and unanimously carried. (4-0) The meeting adjourned at 10:21 p.m. Recorded by: Ardith Davis Deputy City Clerk