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CI1C OF SAN BERNARDCO - REQU~T FOR COUNCIL A'OION
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From: Councilman Jack Strickler
Subject: Legislative Review Committee Report
Dept: Council Office
Da~: August 15, 1985
Synopsis of Previous Council action:
Recommended motion:
1. That minutes of Legislative Review Committee meeting held August
8 and August 15, 1985 be received and filed.
2. That Comn\ittee recommended actions be approved and appropriate
departments implement these actions as necessary and as soon as
possible.
Signature
Contact person:
Phil Arvizo
Phone:
383-5188
Supporting data attached:
Yes
Ward:
N/A
FUNDING REQUIREMENTS:
Amount:
N/A
Sou rce:
N/A
Finance:
Council No~s:
75.0262
Agenda Item No. I 8
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LEGISLATIVE REVIEW COMMITTEE
August 8, 1985
Councilman Jack Strickler - Chairman
Councilman Jack Reilly
Councilman Gordon Quiel
Deputy City Administrator - Ray Schweitzer
City Attorney - Ralph Prince
Sr. Assistant City Attorney - Allen Briggs
Deputy City Attorney - John Wilson
Planning Director - Frank Schuma
Public Services Director - Manuel Moreno
Parks, Recreation Adm. Assist. - Tom Boggs
Fire Chief - Gerald Newcombe
Council Adm. Assistant - John Cole
The Sun - Mark Lundahl
RDA Deputy Director - Richard Goblirsch
BIA Representatives:
Garry Brown
John Stubblefield
Unified School District Representatives:
Dr. Harold Boring
Frank Ayala
Clayton Parker
1. PROPOSED ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR MOTION PICTURE AND
TELEVISION PRODUCTION PERMITS Ordinance MC-466, adding
Chapter 12.64 to the Municipal Code, was adopted by Council
action on July 15, 1985 as an emergency ordinance.
2. PROPOSED INCREASE OF DEPOSIT FOR NEW REFUSE ACCOUNTS
. - The Committee directed Director of Public Services Moreno
to determine the appropriate amount of deposit for residen-
tial refuse service and report back to the next Legislative
Review Committee. It was recommended that one month's
billing be considered as appropriate.
3. PROPOSED ORDINANCE AMENDING MUNICIPAL CODE CONCERN-
ING CUP AND VARIANCE PROCEDURES - After lengthy discussion
with the City Attorney and Planning Director, the Committee
approved the language in the proposed ordinance to reflect
that.a deviation fee shall not be imposed. and recommended
approval by the Council.
4. PROPOSED ORDINANCE AMENDMENT RELATING TO PAVEMENT OF
IMPOUND YARDS - The Committee directed the City Attorney to
amend the language in the proposed ordinance to reflect the
exception of .parking and storage in impound yards.. Tbe
Committee further directed that a thorough review be made to
determine if the improvement and maintenance of unpaved yard
should be required prior to the issuance of a CUP and that
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the ordinance be brought back before the Legislative Review
Committee for final approval.
5. DISCUSSION - ORDINANCE AMENDMENTS CONCERNING BOARDS
AND COMMISSIONS - The City Attorney briefed the Committee on
the need for amendment of ordinances concerning the terms of
Board and Commission members. After discussion, the
Committee directed the City Attorney to draft a proposed
ordinance amending that portion of the ordinance pertaining
to terms of Board and Commission members and to present it to
the Committee for their review and recommendation to the full
Council.
6. LOCOMOTIVE - The Committee directed the Park and
Recreation Director, in view of the appraisal of Viaduct Park
Property and the position of the State Railroad Museum to
meet and propose their recommendation to the Legislative
Review Committee within thirty days.
7. ABANDONED VEHICLES - The Committee directed the
Chief of the Fire Department, City Administrator and City
Attorney to develop a mechanism by which the City can assess
the cost of towing of abandoned vehicles against the property
owners and report back to the Committee. .
8. INTERIM SCHOOL FACILITIES FINANCING ORDINANCE
August 8 - Item continued. An in-depth discussion by Commit-
tee, City staff, representatives of San Bernardino City Joint
Unified School District and Building Industry Association, of
the proposed ordinance establishing a requirement for payment
of school impaction fees by developers was conducted by the
Committee. The Committee directed the City Attorney and
School District Attorney to re-draft the proposed ordinance
to reflect the language of the requirements and procedures as
agreed upon during the discussion.
The discussion of the proposed ordinance
the fees and fee structure was continued to 1:88
15, 1985, Redevelopment Board Room, City Hall.
Meeting adjourned.
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LEGISLATIVE REVIEW COMMITTEE
August 15, 1985
Councilman Jack Strickler - Chairman
Councilman Jack Reilly
Councilman Gordon Quiel
Deputy City Attorney - John Wilson
Deputy City Administrator - Ray Schweitzer
Council Executive Assistant - Phil Arvizo
The Sun - Mark Lundahl
BIA Representatives:
Michael payne
Arnold Stubblefield
John Stubblefield
John Whiteman
Shirlee TOwer
Unified School District Representatives:
Dr. Harold Boring
Attorney Clayton Parker
Shelby Obershaw
Larry Nigel
Marilyn Brown
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1. IMPACT FEES - The Committee recommended that resolu-
tions, as amended, without the student generation and fees,
be approved. The BIA report will be provided for the Com-
mittee's consideration at a special meeting to be held
September 5, 1985, at 2:11 p.m., in the Redevelopment Agency
Conference Room.
Meeting adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
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uncilman Jack Strickler
hairman
Legislative Review Committee
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