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LEGISLATIVE REVIEW COMMITTEE
January 21, 1988
ATTENDEES: Councilman Jack Reilly - Chairman; Councilman
Michael Maudsley; Councilman Tom Minor; City Administrator -
Ray Schweitzer, Deputy City Administrator/Development - Jim
Richardson; Deputy Fire Chief - Richard Moon, Fire Prevention
Engineer - Mikel Park ; Deputy City Attorney - John Wilson;
Public Works Director - Roger Hardgrave; Police Chief - Don
Burnett; Public Services Director - Manuel Moreno; RDA Execu-
tive Director - Glenda Saul; Council Executive Assistant -
Phil Arvizo; Mayor ' s Executive Assistant - Richard Bennecke.
1. REVISION TO RESOLUTION 87-189 - ADOPTING STANDARD
REQUIREMENT NO. 11 FOR UNDERGROUNDING OF UTILITIES - The
Committee recommended adoption of Standard Requirement Number
11 with the following changes:
Section lA(2) to read:
"The requirement to underground shall apply to all
utility lines traversing a development, or installed along
either side of the streets or alleys adjoining the develop-
ment, except for electrical transmission lines of 33 KVA or
greater. Where one line is exempt, all parallel lines on
that same pole shall be exempt. "
Section 1A(3) (b) to read:
"Any single lot development of one acre or less (net
after dedication as a condition of development) in any zone,
shall be exempt from this standard requirement. This exemp-
tion shall not apply where the requirement to underground
utilities is imposed as a condition for approval of a sub-
division map or parcel map. "
Section 1B (2) to read:
" . . . frontages of less than 300 feet . . . "
Section 1B W will indicate that an assessment district
will be in place before a certificate of occupancy is issued.
2. REVIEW OF ALARM/SPRINKLER ORDINANCE FOR RESIDENTIAL
SPRINKLERS - Item continued. Members of the Building and
Safety Commission and Building Industry Association will be
invited to the next meeting. The Fire Department and Assis-
tant City Administrator for Development will provide the
Committee additional statistics and information.
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3 . TRASH ORDINANCE AMENDMENT - The Committee tabled the
item at the request of the Directors of Redevelopment Agency
and Public Services . The Public Services Director will
address the issue directly to the Uptown Citizens ' Advisory
Committee.
4 . GENERAL VEHICLE USAGE REPORT - Item continued for
further study and coordination. Referred back to the City
Administrator for additional review by the City Attorney and
other departments. Issues to be reviewed, as a minimum,
were :
- Necessity for a defensive driving course
- Administrative car pool
- Necessity to coordinate out-of-town trips through City
Administrator
- Insurance and liability requirements
- Mileage limitation.
5 . CITY' S DEMOLITION POLICY - Item continued due to
lack of time.
Meeting adjourned.
,tesped fully submitted,
E L/Councilman ck Reilly
Chairman
Legislative Review Committee
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