Attend in person, 2212 Beach Boulevard, 2nd floor. Or, view on local channel 26, also live internet feed, pct26.com. The meeting begins at 7pm, or shortly there following. City council updates and archives are available on the City website. City Council Agenda, 5/13/13. Items listed may include embedded pdf documents, illustration and photographs of interest. The information below is restated or summarized from the city agenda documents. Additional links or comments may be added.
| Item 12, annual sewer rate ritual fulfilled |
1). CA government code 54956.9(b). Conference with legal counsel - anticipated litigation. Significant exposure to litigation. One potential case.
2). CA government code 54956.8. Conference with real property negotiator, price and terms of payment. Agency negotiator: Stephen Rhodes. Property APN 023-073-050 and 080. Negotiating parties: City of Pacifica and Dave Colt.
3). CA government code 54956.9(d) (2). Conference with legal counsel anticipating significant exposure to litigation, one potential case.
4). CA government code 54957.6. Conference with labor negotiator: Agency negotiator: Ann Ritzma. Employee organizations: Pacifica Fire Fighters Local 2400; Teamsters Local 856 Battalion Chiefs; Department Directors Local 350; WasteWater Treatment Plant Employees Local 856; Miscellaneous Local 856; Managers Local 350; Police Officers Assn.; Police Supervisors Assn.; Police Management Local 350.
Open Session, 7:00 PM
Consent Calendar
1. Approval of disbursements, 4/1/13-5/3/13, fiscal year 2012-13. Staff Report Printout
2. Approval of Minutes of April 22, 2013.
3. Continuing 4/12/10 local cliff erosion, supporting revetment emergency, 380 and 400 Esplanade Avenue.
4. Child care service rental space agreement with Pacifica School District,school year 2013/14, amount $142,272.
5. Authorization to advertise bids for Pacifica State Beach Parking lots slurry seal and striping project.
| Item 13, Open Space and GGNRA merge |
7. Approve/adjust 2212 Beach Blvd lot line encroachment between and 2256 Palmetto (96 sq. ft, $7,776.63) and 2260 Palmetto (80 sq ft, $5,515.34), total value $13,291.97 compensation paid to city.
8. Mayor response to Grand Jury Report, "Water Recycling.." No direct role, not applicable.
9. Approve grant agreement for Pacifica Memorial Pier from National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, $250,000.
10. Approve purchase of a Caterpillar Skid Steer 246C tractor with asphalt grinder attachment, $69,423.14. $37,341.33 was previously set aside for a Ford F-150 crew Fire Department cab. An additional budget of $37,000 is required, Fund 72, Motor Pool Replacement Fund.
11. Award for the inspection and construction for the 500 Esplanade Storm Drain Outfall Project to Ranger Pipeline, Inc.
Public Hearing
12. Annual sewer rate ordinance, 25 protest letters, 50%+1 required to be effective. 12,920 parcels, 6,461 protests needed to affect policy.
Consideration
13. Proposed ordinance change, resolution to combine the function of the Open Space Advisory Committee and a Golden Gate Natural Areas Advisory Committee into one committee called the "Natural and other areas advisory committee," (7 members).
14. Amending Municipal code clarifying designation of beachs, beach parking areas, parks and min-parks.
15. Appointment to the City Selection Committee and by the San Mateo Council of Cities. Letter of interest, request for appointment from Richard Garbarino (City Councilmember, South San Francisco).
16. Award sewer collection system rehabilitation and replacement projects contract to Ranger Pipes, Inc, $1,347,755.
Posted by Kathy Meeh
20 comments:
what's with the 2 significant exposure's to litigation
What a laughable way to protest sewer fee or garbage increases. YOU have to write a protest letter and figure out where it goes. There should be a free postage paid card on your water or garbage bill. Bet you'd get a lot more than 25. But of course they don't want a real sampling of how people feel.
They get about 100 to 200 at the very most and Ritzma laughs her way to the next increase and she states it goes down in flames.
Talk about the odds stacked for the house.
so it looks like the city had to pay a $265,000 dollar fine to the Water Board.
what's your problem people? pacifica is rich rich rich.
Why would the water or garbage company put a postage paid envelope in the bill to protest their increase? Not to logical anon 8:01PM
Might sound illogical but that's exactly what some water districts, and similar entities provide. Might up the number of responses, but probably not enough to stop the rate increase. Most folks are semi-conscious.
This time people are really missing the boat because the protest covers four years of fee increases.
Tom, the fleet sailed on this town years ago.
And I predict they will get between 100-200 protest letters and Ritzma will laugh all the way till the increase $ starts rolling in.
I'm putting the over/under on protest letters received at 50.
looks like 50 to 100 is available in the pool so I'll take it!
You sure you wanna be in that pool?
I'll take 25 to 50
51 to 99 here
27 protest letters
TOM is our winner!
Final count was 32
is that in dog years?
Tom, is still the winner!
Yes, but Pacifica continues to lose big!
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