Minutes 2000/04/03
Invocation
Posting
Agenda
Roll Call
New Emp.
Proc.-Paul L.
Latzke
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Regular Meeting
April 3, 2000
Gilroy, California
The Mayor led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
Pastor Kevin Wilson, Gilroy Bible Church, gave the Invocation.
The City Clerk noted that the Agenda had been posted on March 29,2000
at 12:38 p.m.
Present: Councilmembers: Guadalupe Arellano, Peter D. Arellano, Charles S.
Morales, Al Pinheiro, Anthony C. Sudol III, Roland Velasco, and Thomas W.
Springer - 7:01 p.m.
The Mayor introduced new employees Erik Tiner, Police Officer, Police
Department and Joseph Crivello, Police Officer, Police Department. Promoted
employee Carolyn Jarvis, Permit Technician, Community Development Department
was not present for introduction.
The Mayor noted a proclamation for Paul L. Latzke for his induction into the
Hall of Fame for college football coaches, which was previously presented.
Proc.-Bethany The Mayor noted a proclamation for The Bethany Community Church of God
Com.Church in Christ for their service to the Gilroy community, which was previously presented.
Proc. -Census
2000
Proc. -1 OOth
Anniv. of
Submarine
Force
Consent
Calendar
Minutes
The Mayor presented a proclamation for Census 2000 to Fred Casillas and
Judy McTighe. Eleanor Villarreal introduced those assisting with the Census from
Gilroy.
The Mayor presented a proclamation for the 100th Anniversary of the
Submarine Force to Bud Burchell.
The Mayor announced Gilroy's Spring Clean-up is April 24-28, 2000.
The Mayor asked ifthere was anyone in the audience wishing to speak on any
item not on the agenda. There was no comment from anyone in the audience.
Motion was made by Councilmember G. Arellano, seconded by Councilman
Morales and carried that the following items under the Consent Calendar be
approved, by the following Roll Call Vote: Ayes: Councilmembers: Guadalupe
Arellano, Peter D. Arellano, Charles S. Morales, Al Pinheiro, Anthony C. Sudol III,
Roland Velasco, and Thomas W. Springer:
Minutes ofthe Special Council Meeting of March 13,2000 and the Regular
Council Meeting of March 20,2000;
Tract 8834 & Accepted improvements for Tract No. 8834, Gilroy Roadway Plaza LLC, and
Christmas Hill Christmas Hill ADA Ramps & Parking Lot Improvements, Project 98-CDD-506,
ADA Ramps Golden Bay Construction, Inc.;
& Parking Lot
Res. 2000-15 Adopted Resolution No. 2000-15 establishing an all-way stop at the
intersection of Sunrise Drive and Kite Drive in the City of Gilroy pursuant to Section
15.40 of the City Code.
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RESOLUTION NO. 2000-15
RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GILROY ESTABLISHING
AN ALL-WAY STOP AT THE INTERSECTION OF SUNRISE DRIVE AND
KITE DRIVE IN THE CITY OF GILROY PURSUANT TO SECTION 15.40 OF
THE CITY CODE.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 3rd day of April, 2000, by the following vote;
AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS: G. ARELLANO, P. ARELLANO,
MORALES, PINHEIRO, SUDOL, VELASCO and SPRINGER
NOES: COUNCILMEMBERS: NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS: NONE
Budget
Approved Budget Amendments/Transfers as recommended;
Bonfante
Gardens
Approved engaging Gerald Craig Hill of North cross, Hill and Ach LLC to
represent the City as financial advisor and engage Lawrence C. Jensen of Foley and
Lardner Attorneys at Law to represent the City as disclosure counsel for the potential
Bonfante Gardens bond issue;
Res. 2000-16
Adopted Resolution No. 2000-16 approving AlS 00-01 (PUD), an application
for Architectural and Site approval of a Planned Unit Development (PUD) to allow
for the construction of33 semi-production homes located on the south side of
Mantelli Road in Phase II of Country Estates in the Residential Hillside zoning
district, APN 783-47-046, Greystone Homes.
RESOLUTION NO. 2000-16
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GILROY
APPROVING AlS 00-01 (PUD), AN APPLICATION FOR ARCHITECTURAL
AND SITE APPROVAL OF A PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PUD) TO
ALLOW FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF 33 SEMI-PRODUCTION HOMES
LOCATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MANTELLI ROAD IN PHASE II OF
COUNTRY ESTATES IN THE RESIDENTIAL HILLSIDE ZONING DISTRICT,
APN 783-47-046, GREYSTONE HOMES.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 3rd day of April, 2000, by the following vote;
AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS: G. ARELLANO, P. ARELLANO,
MORALES, PINHEIRO, SUDOL, VELASCO and SPRINGER
NOES: COUNCILMEMBERS: NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS: NONE
Res. 2000-17 Adopted Resolution No. 2000-17 approving AlS 00-02 (PUD), an application for
Architectural and Site approval of a Planned Unit Development (PUD) to allow for
the construction of a 7,984 square foot tire shop within a larger PUD project site
APNs 835-04-019, 835-04-047, 835-04-048, America's Tire Company.
RESOLUTION NO. 2000-17
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GILROY
APPROVING AlS 00-02 (PUD), AN APPLICATION FOR ARCHITECTURAL
AND SITE APPROVAL OF A PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PUD) TO
ALLOW FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A 7,984 SQUARE FOOT TIRE SHOP
WITHIN A LARGER PUD PROJECT SITE APNS 835-04-019, 835-04-047, 835-
04-048, AMERICA'S TIRE COMPANY.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 3rd day of April, 2000, by the following vote;
AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS: G. ARELLANO, P. ARELLANO,
MORALES, PINHEIRO, SUDOL, VELASCO and SPRINGER
NOES: COUNCILMEMBERS: NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS: NONE
Surplus Equip.
Declared equipment as surplus.
Pub.Hearing
CDBG
Funding
The Mayor stated it was the time and place scheduled for a Public Hearing on
the 2000-2001 Program Year Community Development Block Grant Program
Year Funding Allocation.
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(At 7:25 p.m. Councilman Morales left the Council Chambers and returned at
7:27 p.m.)
The staff report was noted and further explained by City Administrator Baksa and
HCD Coordinator Yurutucu. She introduced Tom Alexander.
Tom Alexander, chair ofthe Citizens Advisory Committee for this year, reviewed
the process the Committee followed to recommend funding for this year.
The Mayor opened the Public Hearing.
Donna DiMinico, Catholic Charities - Long Term Care Ombudsman Program,
reviewed their program.
Caroline Punchess and Carolyn Pringle, HOPE Rehabilitation Services,
reviewed their program. They thanked the Council for the support they have
provided.
Eleanor Villarreal, Rebekah Children's Services, thanked the Committee for
recommending $8,000 for their program, and thanked the Council for their prior
support.
Dina Campeau, Emergency Housing Consortium, thanked the Committee and
Council for their support.
Marge Albaugh, St. Joseph's Family Center, asked for support for the Housing &
Family Services and also the Ochoa Winter Shelter.
Bob Campbell, Project Match, Inc., requested funding for their Project Match
Senior Shared Housing Program.
Juanita Gonzalez, MACSA, requested funding for Mothers & Sons.
Cheryl Huguenor, Live Oak Adult Day Services, requested funding for their
program.
Jessica Garcia-Kohl, La Isla Pacifica, reviewed the number of persons their
organization served last year. She requested funding for this service.
Martha Newton, Project Sentinel, thanked the Council for their support over the
years, and thanked the Committee for the recommendation for funding for this year
for the Shelter for Battered Women and their Children.
The Mayor closed the Public Hearing.
Motion was made by Councilmember G. Arellano, seconded by Councilman
Morales and carried to adopt the recommendations of the Citizens Advisory
Committee and approve the Community Development Block Grant Program Funding
Cycle for 2000-2001 Program Year as follows:
Catholic Charities - Long Term Care Ombudsman
Community Solutions - La Isla Pacifica
Emergency Housing Consortium - Housing for Homeless Residents
HOPE Rehab Services - Community Employment
Live Oak Adult Day Services - Adult Day Care
MACSA - Mothers & Sons
OUTREACH - Special Needs Transportation
Project Sentinel- Fair Housing
Project Sentinel- TenantILandlord Counseling
Rebekah Children's Services - FamilyCare
Second Harvest Food Bank - Operation Brown Bag
St. Joseph's Family Center - Housing & Family Services
St. Joseph's Family Center - Ochoa Winter Shelter
Grant Administration - Fair Housing Counseling
$ 4,000
$ 7,750
$ 8,000
$ 4,000
$ 8,000
$ 4,500
$ 4,000
$ 4,000
$ 6,000
$ 8,000
$ 5,000
$11,000
$ 5,000
$11,578
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Pub. Hearing
RDO
Requests
(At 8:01 p.m. Councilman P. Arellano left the Council Chambers and returned
at 8:03 p.m.)
Motion was made by Councilmember G. Arellano, seconded by Councilman
Sudol and carried (Councilman P. Arellano absent) to open the comment period for
the 2000-2005 Consolidated Plan and continue the Public Hearing to 5-1-2000.
The Mayor stated it was the time and place scheduled for a Public Hearing on
the 1999 Residential Development Ordinance (RDO) requests. There are sixteen
applications totaling 1,721 units, requesting housing permit allocations, to be built
over a phasing period over three years (2000-2003).
RD 99-01 A residential development request for the approval to construct 23 standard
single family homes and 10 duet units (a total of33 units) (part ofa larger 45-unit
development), located at the northeast corner ofMantelli Drive and Santa Teresa
Boulevard. DIVIDEND HOMES, applicant. Project name: COTSWOLD
RD 99-02 A residential development request for the approval to construct 72 small-lot
cottage homes and 35 attached court homes (a total of 107 units) (part of a larger 219-
unit development), located at the southwest corner of Santa Teresa Boulevard and
Hecker Pass Highway (First Street). SPECTRUM GROUP, applicant. Project name:
VILLAGE GREEN
RD 99-03 A residential development request for the approval to construct 112
standard single family homes, 58 small-lot single family homes, 28 duplex units, 40
attached townhomes, and 56 apartment units (a total of 294 units), to be located on
59.66 acres west of Monterey Street between Day Road and Vickery Avenue.
JENNIFER CHEN, applicant. Project name: SUNRISE TRAILS
RD 99-04 A residential development request for the approval to construct 16
single family detached homes, 8 attached single family homes, and 3 tri-plex units (a
total of27 units), to be located on the south side of Thomas Road bounded by Thomas
Lane to the west and Uvas Creek to the east. OVERLAND DEVELOPMENT,
applicant. Project name: THOMAS LANE
RD 99-05 A residential development request for the approval to construct 118
standard single family homes and 66 small-lot single family homes (a total of 184 units),
to be located at the northeast corner of Santa Teresa Boulevard and Miller Avenue.
CATELLUS-CHRISTOPHER REIMAL, applicant. Project name: BELLA VISTA
RD 99-06 A residential development request for the approval to construct 43
standard single family homes, 47 small-lot single family homes, and 57 tri-plex units (a
total of 147 units), to be located at the southwest corner of West Luchessa Avenue and
Monterey Street. GREYSTONE HOMES, applicant. Project name: OVATION
RD 99-07 A residential development request for the approval to construct 37 standard
single family homes, 7 townhouse units, 18 patio units, and 8 duet units (a total of70
units), to be located on Miller Avenue, southwest of Santa Teresa Boulevard, at the
terminus of Thomas Road. WELLINGTON CORPORATION, applicant. Project
name: FOOTHILL PARK
RD 99-08 A residential development request for the approval to construct 220
standard single family detached homes and 20 estate lots (a total of 240 units) as part
of the Eagle Ridge development, located west of Santa Teresa Boulevard, south of
Uvas Creek, and north of Mesa Ranch on the west side of Miller Avenue. EAGLE
RIDGE DEVELOPMENT CORP., applicant. Project name: EAGLE RIDGE
RD 99-09 A residential development request for the approval to construct 30 single
family homes (part ofa larger 154-unit project) on lots ranging from 8,000 square feet
to % acres, to be located at the southwest corner of Santa Teresa Boulevard and Day
Road. JOE SILVEIRA, applicant. Project name: THE GATEWAYS
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RD 99-10 A residential development request for the approval to construct 105 small-
lot single family homes (a total of 105 units), to be reduced to 83 units if the adjacent
Victoria Woods project is constructed, located on Wren Avenue, between First Street
and Montebello Drive. ORCHARD VALLEY COMMUNITIES, applicant. Project
name: OAK COMMONS
RD 99-11 A residential development request for the approval to construct 2 single
family homes (a total of 2 units), (part of a larger 14-lot development) to be located on
the east side of Calle del Rey, south of Bay Tree Drive. CHARLES SCHRAMM,
applicant. Project name: SCHRAMM
RD 99-12 A residential development request for the approval to construct 24 single
family homes (a total 24 units) (this is the 3rd & 4th phase ofa larger 251-unit PUD),
located on the north side ofMantelli Drive, west of Rancho Hills Drive. THE
MANTELLI TRUST C/O 1. MAJONEY COMPANY, applicant. Project name:
CARRIAGE HILLS
RD 99-13 A residential development request for the approval to construct 30 single
family homes (a total of30 units) (part of the larger Glen-Loma Ranch development),
located on the east side of Santa Teresa Boulevard, at the point of intersection between
Uvas Creek and Santa Teresa Boulevard. ORCHARD VALLEY COMMUNITIES,
applicant. Project name: GLEN LOMA RANCH
RD 99-14 A residential development request for the approval to construct 4 hillside
single family homes (a total of 4 units) (part of the larger Longmeadow development),
located at the terminus of Valley Oaks Court, west of Rancho Hills Drive.
THEODORE SCHAAL, applicant. Project name: LONGMEADOW
RD 99-15 A residential development request for the approval to construct 117
standard single family homes, 95 small-lot single family homes (a total of212 units)
(part of the larger Deer Park development), located at the west end of Long meadow
Drive and along Sunrise Drive, west of Santa Teresa Boulevard. GLEN LOMA
GROUP, applicant. Project name: DEER PARK
RD 99-16 A residential development request for the approval to construct of 117
standard single family homes, 95 small-lot single family homes (a total of212 units)
(part of the larger Rancho Hills development), located along Sunrise Drive, west of
Santa Teresa Boulevard. ARCADIA DEVELOPMENT CO., applicant. Project name:
RANCHO HILLS
The staff report was noted and further explained by Planning Division Manager
Faus.
Community Development Director Allen reviewed a detailed report ofthe
infrastructure analysis.
At 8:58 p.m. the Mayor called for a five minute break, after which he recalled
the meeting to order.
The City Attorney noted that if a Councilmember has ownership in a property
within 300' of a project, that Councilmember may elect to recuse themselves from
discussion and vote on a project.
Councilman Velasco stated that he will recuse himself from discussion and vote
on RD 99-02 due to land ownership within 300' of the project.
The Mayor opened the Public Hearing.
Skip Spiering requested approval ofRD 99-01.
Donald Culver stated that he lives two blocks from the area ofRD 99-01 and
agrees with the high ranking for this project. He noted a possible dedication for a fire
station with this project.
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Franco Mola, representing the Village Green project (RD 99-02), noted that they
received high staff and Planning Commission point rankings, although they did not
receive an allocation. He requested approval of this project.
Geary Coats (RD 99-03) stated that they are prepared to proceed forth as the
property is in the City limits. He stated that the infrastructure costs were misleading.
Larry Willard (RD 99-04) stated he hoped the Council will consider this project as
a worthy one. He noted that they have dedicated land to the Uvas Creek Park
Preserve, and stated that they are willing to dedicate this as a finished a park, not just
open space. He stated that their goal to create a vital lively neighborhood, and to
welcome the community to share in this park preserve system.
Arminta Jensen (RD 99-05) spoke regarding infrastructure. She stated the RDO
should be a conceptual review which is prior to anything very detailed. She
commented that this is important to note for tonight. She stated that no project
specific analysis has been completed, with no mitigations planned for. She noted that
any approved applications will need to have CEQA review, which will include
mitigation measures to mitigate costs for infrastructure.
Bill Reimal (RD 99-05) asked the Council to accept the Planning Commission
recommendation for approval.
Steve Riter (RD 99-05) gave a presentation on the concept of the Bella Vista
project. He noted the project provides a range of square footage and affordability. He
requested approval of the project.
David Collier (RD 99-05) stated that he served on the GPUC and noted that this
project goes toward meeting the vision of the residential neighborhood district.
Keith Fickner, Greystone Homes, (RD 99-06) stated that this is a great project
area. He noted the benefits to approving this project. He noted that they provided
the contiguous parcel needed to annex the Gilroy Sports Park parcel. He noted the
1,500 feet they will provide on Uvas levee walk, the easement for West Luchessa
Avenue, and that they will stub water, reclaimed water, and sewer lines to the Gilroy
Sports Park.
Richard Barberi (RD 99-06) stated that his family has farmed this land and that he
is the owner. He noted when the Gilroy Sports Park is developed, this property will
become an island, and will not be conducive to farming.
Jim Hoey, on behalf of Wellington Corporation (RD 99-07), stated that they tried
to meet the points of the new neighborhood district, in that they included several
types of housing. He noted that they integrated open space throughout the project.
He stated that he feels they were penalized due to environmental issues like the Tiger
Salamander, but noted they will go through the CEQA process at the proper time.
Arminta Jensen, RJA, (RD 99-08) noted a presentation on the design elements of
the Eagle Ridge development. She noted only 15% of the land is being used for
residential development.
Susan Mineta (RD 99-08) noted the benefits of Eagle Ridge, including the
recreational, resource conservation, and preservation of natural features. She noted
83% ofthe land is used for open space. She asked the City Council to allow
completion of this master plan.
Dan Hancock, President of Shapell Industries (RD 99-08), stated that he is the
manager of the Eagle Ridge project. He commented that master planned projects
should be encouraged and rewarded. He stated that on-going projects have
historically been preferred. He requested allocations for full build-out for Eagle
Ridge.
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John Donahoe (RD 99-09) stated that this land has been in the Urban Service
Area for about 15 years, and is a logical extension of the City to the north, as the
northern gateway. He stated that the project is proposing to dedicate 1112 acres for a
fire station.
John Donahoe (RD 99-10) stated that this application would have minimal impact
on existing infrastructure. He noted that the applicant has seniors in mind for 25% of
this project, that it is an infill project and is smart growth.
Cliff Johnson, Orchard Valley Communities (RD 99-11), stated that this is a 14
unit development, that the infrastructure is in, and they are ready to start construction
on 12 units. He is requesting approval to build the 14 units all at one time, so they
only need approval for 2 units.
Mike Mantelli (RD 99-12) stated that the Mantelli family has spent much money
on the infrastructure for this project. He stated that they would like to complete the
last phase of the Carriage Hills project. He corrected for the record that the letter
from the GUSD was for this project.
Robert Odermatt (RD 99-12) reviewed the project, noting that they are saving all
the trees and biological areas. He stated that this is a quality hillside residential area,
which is an infill area within the Carriage Hills development. He commented that the
City Council is charged with approving infill projects and completing the phasing of
projects. He noted areas of rating that he does not agree with the points given.
Arminta Jensen (RD 99-13) gave an overview of the Glen Loma Ranch. She
noted that this is the largest combined land owner property in the Gilroy City limits,
and the largest land ownership in the neighborhood district. She stated that the City
needs to look at large parcels in a comprehensive manner.
Tim Filice (RD 99-13) distributed a map of the project. He stated that GUSD
would like to combine the two school sites into one 20 acre site, opposite the Eagle
Ridge entrance, and therefore have chosen to focus on a 20 acre site to the northwest
end of the property. He stated that they hope to eliminate soundwalls, and provide
pathways. He noted that Glen Loma Ranch is a continuing project.
Arminta Jensen (RD 99-14) stated that this represents the end ofthis project,
noting that the applicant is only requesting four of the allocations to complete the
project.
John Filice (RD 99-15 & 16) stated that this is a continuing project, noting that
the City Council should give priority to phased projects. He noted that the
infrastructure that his company built alleviated the flooding in the north, which
allowed other projects to come forward. He vehemently disagreed with the
infrastructure report by Mr. Allen, noting that there were a lot of assumptions. He
stated that the applicants will need to go though CEQA for true figures.
Arminta Jensen (RD 99-15 & 16) outlined the project, noting what is left is the
area between Sunrise Drive and the channel. She stated that the applicant will work
with the neighbors on the land plan. She noted that regarding traffic impacts, CEQA
issues will be mitigated. She noted her concern that the City is considering the costs
for mitigating the traffic issues, explaining that this will be paid for by the developer.
Gary Farotte (RD 99-15) pointed out that he has done everything that has been
asked of him since 1980. He noted that he was given no promises, but stated that he
has reasonable expectations, and is looking now to receive allocations. He stated
that he will mitigate any issues.
Eli Reinhard (RD 99-16), Arcadia Development Company, stated that this is a
continuing project, developed with the understanding that the City will follow its own
guidelines pertaining to the issue of infrastructure improvements. He noted that this
project should be allowed to proceed to completion soon. He noted that he expended
a lot of funds so other projects could be developed. He noted that the Ordinance
dictates the process.
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Suzanne Bulle (RD 99-14, 15, & 16), 1480 Longmeadow Drive, stated that
residents have paid fees and it is time to complete these projects. She stated that the
City needs Santa Teresa Boulevard opened up to 4 lanes.
Amos Brown stated that he is not in total disagreement with the projects, noting
that most people have good things in mind. He noted his concerns are that the City
Council should keep their promises. He stated that the Police Department needs to
grow and he wants something done about the harassment by the Gilroy Police
Department.
Jennifer Chen (RD 99-03) noted this project is to construct apartments, which
Gilroy needs. She stated that they can do 20 units per year.
Larry Willard (RD 99-04) distributed the outline that he reviewed during his
presentation, noting the site plan on page 3-8 to focus on 3A is for the project.
The Mayor closed the Public Hearing.
At 11 :03 p.m., the Mayor called for a five minute recess, after which he
recalled the meeting to order.
Motion was made by Councilman Pinheiro, seconded by Councilmember G.
Arellano and carried to continue action on this Public Hearing to April 17, 2000.
The following information items were noted with no separate discussion on
same:
Legislation:
League of California Cities Legislative Bulletin #11-2000 dated March 17, 2000;
and
League of California Cities Legislative Bulletin #12-2000 dated March 24,2000.
Customer Service:
Letter of thanks from Huldah Champion to Cathy Mirelez for her assistance
with the BOth Birthday Celebration;
E-mail of appreciation from Rachel Munoz to Al Signorotti and Kristi Abrams
for the improved lighting in the Glen View neighborhood; and
Memorandum of appreciation from Lisa Jensema to Bob Bozzo for painting
her office over a weekend, with no disruption to her.
Informational items:
Advisory Council ofthe Council on Aging agenda of March 6,2000 and
information;
Letter from Lydia F. Engdol, Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, noting
acceptance of an Offer in Compromise in the amount of$750.00 in lieu ofa 15 day
suspension for Enrique & Senobia Lopez, Del Sol Market, 435 First Street;
E-mail fromNem Santos, LubangIsland, Mindoro Occidental, Philippines,
requesting a Sister City relationship;
E-mail from Steve Y nzunza announcing Dave Larton as Gilroy's 911 Dispatcher
of the Year;
Letter of thanks from Connie Rogers to the Gilroy City Council for the support
and attendance at Gilroy's BOth birthday party on March 12,2000;
A&C Com.
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Letter of thanks from the Gilroy High School Law Enforcement class to Sgt.
Charles Ellevan for his presentation; and
Community Development Department - Planning Division monthly report of
long-range applications and status ofRDO allocation & activity dated February 8,
2000.
The minutes of the Arts and Culture Commission meeting of February 8, 2000
were noted.
Gang Task Force The minutes of the Gilroy Gang Task Force meeting of February 1,2000 were
2-1-00 noted.
Library Com.
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P&RCom.
2-16-00
The minutes of the Library Commission meeting of February 9, 2000 were
noted.
The minutes of the Parks & Recreation Commission meeting of February 16,
2000 were noted.
Personnel Com. The minutes of the Personnel Commission meeting of February 14, 2000 were
2-14-00 noted.
Planning Com.
3-16-00
Sr.Adv.Bd.
2-14-00
SCRWA
1-25-00
2-22-00
The report of the Planning Commission meeting of March 16, 2000 was noted.
The minutes of the Senior Advisory Board meeting of February 14,2000 were
noted.
The corrected minutes of the South County Regional Wastewater Authority
meeting of January 25,2000 and the minutes of the South County Regional
Wastewater Authority meeting of February 22,2000 were noted.
Amos Brown noted concerns with the Gilroy Police Department actions, stating
that he was harassed and told that he was loitering. He asked that the corporal be
busted rank for his arrest on 16 counts, in which he beat all 16 counts. He asked why
the streets aren't being swept and the trees aren't being trimmed on the east side.
The City Administrator distributed the outcome of the straw votes up to this date
on the General Plan. He noted the development impact fees are on the agenda for
April 17, 2000. He distributed the City of Fremont Design Guidelines for Small Lot
Single Family Residential Developments at the request of Council member G.
Arellano. He noted the Aroma Touch issue has gone through the administrative
hearing process, and will be set to be heard by the City Council.
The Mayor noted a meeting last Tuesday night of the VTA Board of Directors to
recommend the transportation projects to Governor Davis for the 2001-2002 State
Budget. He requested a consensus, and received it, of the Council to write a letter to
Governor Davis in support of the rail project. He stated the VT A 2020 workshop
was held on Friday morning, and noted that SCA3 is not anticipated to pass. He
noted Little League opening day was fun and everyone had a great time.
Councilman Morales stated that the Little League opening was a success.
Councilman P. Arellano stated that the Little League opening and parade were
great.
Councilman Sudol agreed that the Little League parade was great.
Councilmember G. Arellano noted the design guidelines, and requested the
Council look at them and make some comments to bring to a Study Session in the
near future.
The Mayor noted the following meetings/events:
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APRIL 2000
3 Study Session - Police Department - 6:00 p.m., Gilroy City Council Chambers
3* Regular City Council Meeting - 7:00 p.m., Gilroy City Council Chambers
1O*Special Meeting - General Plan Public Hearing - 7:00 p.m., City Council
Chambers
11 SCRWA Meeting - 7:30 a.m., 1500 Southside Drive, Gilroy
11 Study Session - CDBG Priorities - 7:30 p.m., Gilroy Senior Center Meeting
Room
17 Commission Interviews - 6:30 p.m., Gilroy City Council Chambers
17*Regular City Council Meeting - 7:00 p.m., Gilroy City Council Chambers
19 Study Session - Downtown Streetscape Projects - 7:00 p.m., Temporary
Environmental Education Center (TEEC) building at the Ranch Site Christmas
Hill Park, 7049 Miller Avenue, Gilroy
24 Study Session - Sidewalks - 7:00 p.m., Gilroy Senior Center Meeting Room
25 SCRW A Meeting - 7:30 a.m., 1500 Southside Drive, Gilroy
MAY 2000
1 * Regular City Council Meeting - 7:00 p.m., Gilroy City Council Chambers
8* Study Session - Financial Plan -7:00 p.m., Gilroy City Council Chambers
9 SCRWA Meeting - 7:30 a.m., 1500 Southside Drive, Gilroy
15*Regular City Council Meeting - 7:00 p.m., Gilroy City Council Chambers
22*Study Session - Financial Plan - 7:00 p.m., Gilroy City Council Chambers
23 SCRW A Meeting - 7:30 a.m., 1500 Southside Drive, Gilroy
31 Quarterly Workshop with GUSD Board - 7:00 p.m., Gilroy Unified School
District Board Room, 7810 Arroyo Circle, Gilroy
JUNE 2000
5*Regular City Council Meeting - 7:00 p.m., Gilroy City Council Chambers
13 SCRW A Meeting - 7:30 a.m., 1500 Southside Drive, Gilroy
19*Regular City Council Meeting - 7:00 p.m., Gilroy City Council Chambers
27 SCRW A Meeting - 7:30 a.m., 1500 Southside Drive, Gilroy
At 11:30 p.m. the Mayor adjourned the meeting.
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/s/ -RHONDA PELLIN
City Clerk