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City Council Agenda, 7/28/14. Full Agenda packet, pdf 160 pages.
Closed session, 5:30 p.m.
| Item 10. Sewer system improvement |
Open Session, 7:00 p.m. Consent Calendar
1. Approval of Disbursements, FY 2013/14, 6/17/14-7/10/14-FY13/14. Approval of Disbursements, FY 2014/15, 7/01/14-7/11/14.
2. Approval of City Council Minutes, 7/14/14.
3. Cancellation of the 8/25/14 City Council Meeting (This meeting is cancelled annually.)
4. Notice of completion for the Pacifica Fishing Pier Repair project, Summary/Resolution.
5. Advertise for Sealed Bids the 2010 Cal EMA 380 Esplanade Lateral Drain Construction Project. Summary.
6. Approval of the final parcel map and subdivision improvement agreement, 2-lot subdivision 251-261 San Pedro Avenue, Benaiah Ventures. Planning Commission approval 3/7/14, map Sub 223-14. No fiscal impact. Summary, map, agreement.7. Approval to purchase five (5) police interceptor utility vehicles from Town Ford, $131,743.00. Summary.
8. Grant permit extensions of a 9-unit unit, 3 story condominium building with a subterranean garage at 1567 Beach Boulevard. Summary, in reference to "Growth Management Ordinance: Issuance of New Allocations".
Special presentations - Commendation: Officer Smith and RN Pineda.
Public hearings
10. Consider resolution to adopt Sewer Service charges, FY 2014/15 and 2016/17. There is an annual 2.9% rate increase sewer service charge until 2017, which is part of the operations and capital improvements 20 year master plan. FY budget 2014/15 impact: Sewer Fund 18 revenue will increase, $13,658,700. Summary/resolution. Sewer fees, FY 2014/15-2016/17.
Consideration
11. Designate City Council voting delegate (and up to two alternatives) to attend the annual League of California Cities business meeting (September 3-5, 2014, Los Angeles). Summary.
Note: photograph from HDR wastewater system management, Honolulu, HI.
Posted by Kathy Meeh
9 comments:
Sue has been going to these meetings for years now. She hasn't brought in one idea to make the city badly needed revenue.
$195.40 06/27/14 00001 48 DIGRE, SUE OUTSTANDING
195.40 01.100110.51700.0000.000 LEAGUE OF CA CITIES CONFERENCE 1-28-14A
The problem is that applies to all of them. For one reason or another.
7. Approval to purchase five (5) police interceptor utility vehicles from Town Ford, $131,743.00.
Do we really need this right now? Can it wait a year? Or just buy 2 or 3?
Also Serramonte Ford was a big supporter of the Fog Fest up until 2 years ago. They pulled all support when they sold the dealership last year. Can we "ask" Town Ford if they would like to be a sponsor? Or ask Serra Ford if they would change their minds?
This is how we roll in Pacifica.
At least if they spend it on these cars we'll know where $131,743.00 went.
Pacifica complied with Prop 218 in 2012 approval 5yr plan.You can protest at hearing,but council overules all protests.Hearing notice is certainly minimal,though.The council needs to account for and verify where prevous $4,000,000 fund money went.Council can be investigated on interfund transfer accounting practices.
800 To find out what? That they're incompetent? This we already know. Not wanting to step in the mess herself, Tinfow already announced she'd retain a municipal finance expert to examine the remains prior to burial and put the official stamp of approval on her actions going forward. Smart. Wonder where we'd be if Ritzma had the job?
Towne Ford is in Redwood City why would they sponser the fog fest?
There is a Ford Dealer in Half Moon Bay why not go there?
I know the city just puts the purchase out to bid?
Read the summary. Town Ford had a lower bid than Serramonte Ford.
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