This City Council meeting will be televised on local Pacific Coast Television PCT/Pacifica Channel 26. PCT also links their program calendar, and recent coastside civic meeting videos. The City website will also livestream to this meeting. Complying with the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Disease Notice (fully detailed on page 1 of the City Council PDF link below): this civic meeting will not be physically open to the public, and will be held by through teleconferencing.
Public comments, see pages 1 and 2 of the pdf agenda below. 1) Live access is available through Zoom and dial-in: during the public comment period, press 9 to raise your hand; when called upon, provide the last 4 digits of your phone number. Or, 2) comments for the record only prior to 4 pm date of the meeting may be submitted to publiccomment@ci.pacifica.ca.us. 1) In the subject line be sure to specify whether oral communications or an Agenda item and the number, 2) in the text include your full name, 3) limit your text to no more than 350 words.
Interactive City Council Agenda, 8/24/20. City Council Agenda, 8/24/20, pdf pages 955.
Closed Session, 6:30 p.m. Anticipated litigation, CA Government code 54956.9(d)(2);(e)(1), one case.
Item 12. Consider standards for bee keeping. Besides we always dress-up for bees, and bees are animals too! |
Consent Calendar
1. Approval of financial disbursements (checks) from 7/16/20-7/21/20. a) FY 19-20. b) FY 20-21.
2. Approval of Minutes: a) Regular City Council meeting, 8/10/20.
3. Cancellation of regular 9/28/20 meeting; and, schedule special meeting, 9/29/20, report.
4. Ratification of the Director of Emergency Services Emergency Order 2020-02, amending and revising certain minimum operational standards for outdoor commercial activity in the public right of way and on private property during local emergency due to COVID-19.
5. Adopt resolution amending the City's conflict of interest code, update the revised list of designated employees, report/Resolution. a) Designated positions (redlined). b) Disclosure categories.
6. Approve and award the Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc. (ESRI) Small Municipal and County Government Enterprise Agreement (EA) for Geographic Information System Enterprise (GIS) desktop software, amount $115,500, report. a) Letter, and 3 year Small Govt Enterprise Agreement (EA). b) Esri Sole Source letter..
7. Resolution approving contracts with the CA Department of Education for providing subsidized child are and child development services, FY 2020-21, amount $883,095, report/Resolution. a) Child Care contracts, FY 2020-21.
8. Authorize purchase of a 2020 John Deere 310SL HL Backhoe Loader from John Deere Pape Machinery, Inc., Waste Water Enterprise Fund 18, amount $126,735.30, report.Resolution. a) Invoice.
9. Notice of completion for the Beach Boulevard at Santa Maria Avenue concrete replacement project, total cost $208,746, report/Resolution.
Public oral communications (through Zoom and telephone).
Public Hearings
10. Consideration of an appeal of the Planning Commission's 6/15/20 approval with conditions of site development PSD-788-14:
Heritage Tree removal authorization, and logging operation approval for construction of a new three-story 3,800 sf single family residence (two stories residential, one-story attached a three-car garage area, 787 sf), on a 38,765 sf lot: Oddstad Way project (lots 4-12), along the unimproved public right-of-way of Oddstad Way, 275 feet southwest of the intersection Rockaway Beach Avenue and Bay View Road (APNs 022-056-080, 022-056-090, 022-056-060 and 022-064-010, and approximately 360 foot street and utilities extension, Rockaway Beach area, report. a) City Council Resolution (draft). Planning Commission: b) Resolution, c) Report, 6/15/20 (attachments B, E, F, and G only), d) Minutes, 6/15/20. e) Project plans. f) Color renderings. g) Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration (IS/MND). h) Response to comments (RTC). i) IS/MND Errata Sheet. j) Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program (MMRP). k) Appeal form: Rockaway Beach Neighborhood Association. l) Sewer Collections System Manager email (no capacity issues). m) Public Comment, 8/23/20 - 8/19/20.
11. Introduction a City Municipal Code Ordinance to amend, Article 12 of Chapter 7, regulation of parking of oversized vehicles: private property host site temporary motorhome permit parking. Find exempt from CEQA, and provide direction regarding zoning code text amendments, report/Odinance. a) Host Site Amendments (draft). b) Tables.
12. Consider adoption of a Resolution to amend City administrative policy 35, standards relating to keeping Animals, relating to the keeping of Bees: introduce amending Municipal Code sections 5-25-.03, Public Nuisance Conditions; and 6-1.102, Permits Required. Find the adoption of the Resolution and introduction of the Ordinance exempt from CEQA, report/Ordinance. a) Resolution (draft).
Consideration
13. Approval concept plan for the Public Plaza along Beach Boulevard project, and recommendation for construction phase sequencing with the future Beach Boulevard Infrastructure Resiliency Project (new future seawall), report. a) Beach Boulevard Plaza preferred concept.
Adjourn.
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Other City News. Connect with Pacifica/Kevin Woodhouse, City Manager, 8/21/20. Note: photograph from 1105 Media/Environmental Protection, 9/18/19, "Beekeepers versus the E.P.A.: how a pesticide is affecting bees".
Posted by Kathy Meeh
4 comments:
Item 11- RV temporary housing permits residential driveways is importing homelessness into suburbs, an inexpensive substitute for a supervised, policed, navigation center that Pacifica cannot afford or get support for. Host RV permitted residential sites will become eviction proof.
if u oppose driveway squats near your house,church squats, private lot squats: send objections to these email addresses for aug 24 council meeting.
Email-- citycouncil@ci.pacifica.ca.us; publiccomment@ci.pacifica.ca.us ; shermfrederick@gmail.com
Remember that 2 of the district 4 city council candidates, Tigerjazz and Marj Davis, are on the Pacifica resource center board and helped come up with the unpopular RV plan. The 3rd candidate, Mike Cohen, is an independent thinker and is running to actually represent the people in his district.
Is the third candidate like the third rail on the subway? Avoid contact at all cost? Independent thinker my ass ! I'm glad you said "plan" and not "ban". Tomato, tomato ? like brainwash or influence. Don't think he's lived here long enough to know.
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