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| Item 9. Mosquito Abatement District Appoint Pete, or possibly Bernie this time |
A. CA Government code 54956.8. 2100 Beach Blvd, property negotiator Mike Perez/City of Pacifica and Paul and Amy Kukielka.
B. CA Government code 54956.9 (d) (1). 54956.9 (d) (1), conference with legal, existing litigation. Guadagnini v. City of Pacifica et al. (US District Court, Norther District of CA, case 3:15-CV-04715-JSC).
C. CA Government code 54957.6. Conference with labor negotiator. Agency Negotiator: Janet Cory Sommer. Firefighters Local 2400, Battalion Chiefs Local 856, Department Directors Local 350. Wastewater Treatment Plant Employees Local 856. Miscellaneous Local 856. Managers Local 350. Police Officers Association, Supervisors, Management Local 350.
Open session, 7 p.m. Call to order, roll call, salute to flag, closed session report.
Special presentations: Medal of Valor, Officer Sheedy. Proclamation, Penny Luise Newall. 2016 El Niño storm infrastructure damage repair update.
Consent Calendar
1. Approval of disbursements, 6/15/16 - 6/30/16.
2. Approval of Minutes, 6/27/16.
3. Resolution CA Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control in the less than 21 Coast Task Force. Report/Resolution, pdf pages 4. Agreement, FY 7/1/16 - 6/30/17, pdf pages 9, grant maximum $45,000.
4. Resolution establishing various Department positions, authorized in the Adopted 2016-17 Operating Budget, 6/27/16: Report/Resolution, pdf pages 4. Public works a) Director, b) Deputy Director Wastewaster, c) Deputy Director Field Service & Engineering, d) Senior Project Engineer Wastewater. And Human Resources, e) Manager.
5. Approve Public Works Department: Wastewater Division purchase two (2) submersible propeller pumps from Gierlich-Mitchell, Inc., $130,000. Report. Purchase order, pdf pages 9.
6. Resolution, 1) General Municipal Election, 11/8/16 to elect 2 City Council members to full 4 year terms; 2) requesting San Mateo County to consolidate our City election with the Statewide General election. Resolution, pdf pages 5.
7. Resolution approving condominium subdivision improvement: Report/Resolution. a) Agreement, pdf pages 30. Parcel location maps: b) 15 Montecito Ave (APN 016-182-170), c) 29 Montecito Ave (016-182-350).
Communications - Public (Oral); City Council; City Staff. Public Hearings, none.
Consideration
8. Open space and Parkland Advisory Committee (OSPAC) Annual Report. Information received. OSPAC Annual Report, pdf pages 3.
9. Commission and committee appointments: 1) San Mateo County Mosquito Abatement District; 2) Beautification Advisory Committee; 3) Library Advisory Committee; 4) Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission; 5) Open Space and Parkland Advisory Committee. Report. and List of Applicants, pdf pages 5.
10. Authorize the City Manager to negotiate with Group 4 to prepare a contract for the new library project schematic design, not to exceed $400,000: included in the FY 2016-17 Capital Budget, no additional funding. ($129,000 from Fund 30, Excess ERAF, approved 11/23/15; matching Measure A funds for library planning: net total for the project $629,000. Report. Library Architectural Services RFP. Group 4 Proposal: Library Project, pdf pages 87.
11. Receipt of voter opinion report from Fairbank, Maslin, Maullin, Metz & Associates (FM3) regarding construction of a new library, and financing through general obligation bonds. 1. Place a bond measure on the 11/8/16 ballot by: a) adopting a resolution, or b) introduce an ordinance proposing bond debt, no further reading. 2. Alternative: place the bond measure on the 11/8/16 ballot, but include a Resolution on the 8/8/16 Agenda that would allow Council to withdraw the measure from the ballot. Report/Resolution. a) Ordinance, b) Survey Results, c) Presentation: Voter Opinions, d) Coastal Hazards Report, 2212 Beach Blvd.
Adjourn. Note graphic: Mosquitoes cartoon from Devotional Thoughts/Life N. Canvas blog,"Why didn't Noah swat those two mosquitoes?"
Posted by Kathy Meeh
2. Approval of Minutes, 6/27/16.
3. Resolution CA Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control in the less than 21 Coast Task Force. Report/Resolution, pdf pages 4. Agreement, FY 7/1/16 - 6/30/17, pdf pages 9, grant maximum $45,000.
4. Resolution establishing various Department positions, authorized in the Adopted 2016-17 Operating Budget, 6/27/16: Report/Resolution, pdf pages 4. Public works a) Director, b) Deputy Director Wastewaster, c) Deputy Director Field Service & Engineering, d) Senior Project Engineer Wastewater. And Human Resources, e) Manager.
5. Approve Public Works Department: Wastewater Division purchase two (2) submersible propeller pumps from Gierlich-Mitchell, Inc., $130,000. Report. Purchase order, pdf pages 9.
6. Resolution, 1) General Municipal Election, 11/8/16 to elect 2 City Council members to full 4 year terms; 2) requesting San Mateo County to consolidate our City election with the Statewide General election. Resolution, pdf pages 5.
7. Resolution approving condominium subdivision improvement: Report/Resolution. a) Agreement, pdf pages 30. Parcel location maps: b) 15 Montecito Ave (APN 016-182-170), c) 29 Montecito Ave (016-182-350).
Communications - Public (Oral); City Council; City Staff. Public Hearings, none.
Consideration
8. Open space and Parkland Advisory Committee (OSPAC) Annual Report. Information received. OSPAC Annual Report, pdf pages 3.
9. Commission and committee appointments: 1) San Mateo County Mosquito Abatement District; 2) Beautification Advisory Committee; 3) Library Advisory Committee; 4) Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission; 5) Open Space and Parkland Advisory Committee. Report. and List of Applicants, pdf pages 5.
10. Authorize the City Manager to negotiate with Group 4 to prepare a contract for the new library project schematic design, not to exceed $400,000: included in the FY 2016-17 Capital Budget, no additional funding. ($129,000 from Fund 30, Excess ERAF, approved 11/23/15; matching Measure A funds for library planning: net total for the project $629,000. Report. Library Architectural Services RFP. Group 4 Proposal: Library Project, pdf pages 87.
11. Receipt of voter opinion report from Fairbank, Maslin, Maullin, Metz & Associates (FM3) regarding construction of a new library, and financing through general obligation bonds. 1. Place a bond measure on the 11/8/16 ballot by: a) adopting a resolution, or b) introduce an ordinance proposing bond debt, no further reading. 2. Alternative: place the bond measure on the 11/8/16 ballot, but include a Resolution on the 8/8/16 Agenda that would allow Council to withdraw the measure from the ballot. Report/Resolution. a) Ordinance, b) Survey Results, c) Presentation: Voter Opinions, d) Coastal Hazards Report, 2212 Beach Blvd.
Adjourn. Note graphic: Mosquitoes cartoon from Devotional Thoughts/Life N. Canvas blog,"Why didn't Noah swat those two mosquitoes?"
Posted by Kathy Meeh
5 comments:
I see deJarednuts wants to be just like is mentor John Curtis. deJarednuts wants to be on the Mosquito Abatement Committee vs Bernie Sifry.
Deidre Martin running for City Council. Another one nimby! We need people to run for of all us. Not just for their gang.
Deidre Martin is just another useful idiot for the faux-enviro NIMBY's.
Instead of letting her babble on about blocking Quarry development and Highway One improvements ask her some hard questions like how is she going to generate revenue for Pacifica? How is she going to fix a dilapidated infrastructure? How is she going to create affordable housing?
Another Peter Loeb, Dina Verby and Julie Lancelle lacky is the last thing we need.
Because the "Gang Of No" is very well organized. As soon as they see an opening on City Council they have a no growth candidate ready.
The Gang of Yes should take some pages from their playbook.
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