Attend in person, 2212 Beach Boulevard, 2nd floor. Or view on local television or live feed Pacific Coast TV. If you missed meetings, view on PCT26 YouTube! The city council meeting begins at 7 p.m., or shortly there following. City Council updates and archives are available on the City Council website. Channel 26 television schedule, see Monday, 06/26/17.
Interactive City Council Agenda, 6/26/17 City Council Agenda, 6/26/17, pdf pages 345
Items 7, 8. Okay, the City Operating and Capital Budgets are better than this. |
Government code 54956.8, property negotiations, price and terms of payment, 2212 Beach Boulevard: Friend Development Group LLC, a Delaware LLC.
Open session, 7:00 p.m.
Consent Calendar
1. Approval of financial disbursements, report. a) 5/22/17 -5/25/17.
2. Approval of City Council meeting Minutes, report. a) 6/12/17.
3. Resolution designating Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission the Local Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee, report/resolution.
4. Resolution accepting a Grant from the CA Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, report/resolution. a) ABC police enforcement grant, 7/1/17-6/30/18, $40,000, pdf pages 9.
5. Crespi Sanitary Sewer Main Repair Project, approve agreements, report. a) Construction contract, JDB & Sons Constructon, Inc. (Contractor), $988,300, pdf pages 16). b) Temporary easement agreement, Dorothy J. Wiechers Trust, 5200 Coast Highway, 6/12/17, pdf pages 12. c) Utility easement, Dorothy J. Wiechers Trust, 6/12/17, pdf pages 13. d) First engineering consultant agreement, Freyer & Laureta, Inc., $23,700, (total agreement cost $63,100), pdf pages 4.
6. Growth Management Ordinance (amending Title 9, Chapter 5, municipal code TA-107-17) extended 5 years, report/ordinance, pdf pages 5..
7. Independent Accountant's Report, 2016-17, (required CA Article XIIIB), report/resolution.
a) Budget calculation limit (fiscal year 2017-18) explanation. b) Gann calculation: general and special funds appropriation limits, fiscal year 2017-18. c) Letter of Gann compliance limit, fiscal year 2017-18, Maze & Associates Accountancy. d) Memorandum on Internal Control (required), Maze & Associates Accountancy, pdf pages 20.
Communications - Public (Oral); City Council; City Staff.
Consideration, Budget.
8. Annual Operating and Capital Budget, fiscal year 2017-18, report/resolution:
General Fund $31,129,000; All Funds, $83,580,000, pdf pages 5. a) Proposed Budget, pdf pages 77.
Public Hearings
9. Marijuana operations and related activities ordinance (draft), amending Municipal Code (MC) regulations (Title 4), modify zoning (Title 9), report, pdf pages 12. a) Title 4, public safety licenses, pdf pages 11. b) Zoning amendment regulation, pdf pages 45. c) Map overlay zones, pdf pages 6. d) Resolution, excise ballot tax, pdf pages 4. e) Tax on operations, adding chapter 18 to MC Title 3, pdf pages 9. f) Planning Commission Resolution 6/5/17, pdf pages 3. g) Planning Commission text and zoning recommendation, 6/5/17, pdf pages 13. h) Youth buffer zone map, pdf pages 1.
Consideration, Reports.
10. Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission Annual Report, information report. a) PBR annual report.
11. Accept San Mateo County verification of required signatures against immediate and retroactive rent stabilization: "... temporary moratorium on certain residences, just cause tenant evictions", ordinance 814. Alternative action, special election 11/7/17, cost $17,000 est., report. a) San Mateo County verification letter.
Adjourn. Note photograph from OIA News/Chase Cook, 6/21/17, "Annapolis City Council approves operating budget."
Posted by Kathy Meeh
8 comments:
City Council seems marijuana site obsessed.Six sites already in operation & wants 10 more available and if not achieved relax buffer zone requirement.New site near Manor Chit-Chat has frosted glass.Transparency?Operations appear to be completely unregulated.Noticed no report on marijuana revenue, because there is none.
They are money starved! The pigs of government always have to be fed.
It's a cash business. You can't make legitimate business account deposits in any federal insured bank due to money laundry and other laws. Of course every business will be above board and honest about the amount of cash coming in!
There are legal workarounds to the Federal banking restrictions because banking is being done in Colorado, Oregon and Washington (basically local credit unions relying on no-action letter equivalents), and pot sales aren't strictly cash-only.
1 arrest last night
1 illegal firework ticket
How sad. I found the source of three high explosive launch pads in just a couple of minutes and then watched the perps shooting them off until they ran out.
Why in the world can't Pacifica PD patrol in unmarked cars, wear undercover clothing and do the same? Linda Mar and Pedro Point looked like W's "Shock and Awe" crime in Iraq.
This is unconscionable behavior in the middle of residential neighborhoods.
Maybe we'll get serious about this when someone gets killed or a few blocks of housing burns to the ground. So glad the council has their priorities straight.
Happy 4th !!!
I feel like removing myself more and more from the uninformed citizenry. Sigh. Demanding cops do more, at the same time never any support. Pfft. Deal with it. You live in Pacifica where on the 4th bombs burst in the air.
Police are directed and funded by council. Therein lies the problem.
Our PD puts their life on the line everyday to protect us from the bad guys.
Council majority has no clue how to run a city and is completely consumed with pandering to their puppet master NOBY bosses. "Screw everyone else".
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