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Present- |
Council Members Golonski, Ramos, Vander Borght and Laurell. |
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Absent - - - - |
Council Member Murphy. |
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Also Present - |
Mr. Ovrom, City Manager; Mr. Barlow, City Attorney; and, Mrs. Campos, City
Clerk.
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Oral
Communications |
Mayor Laurell called for oral communications on Closed Session matters at
this time.
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Citizen
Comment |
Appearing to comment was
Marie Paino,
commending the Public Information Office for the programs airing on
Channel 6.
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5:06 P.M.
Recess |
The Council recessed at this time to the City Hall Basement Lunch
Room/Conference Room to hold a Closed Session on the following:
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a. Public
Employee Appointment:
Pursuant to
Govt. Code �54956.95
Title of
Position:
City Manager.
Brief description of position to be filled:
Administrative
Head of
Burbank City Government.
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Regular Meeting
Reconvened in
Council Chambers |
The regular meeting of the Council of the City of
Burbank
was reconvened at
6:40 p.m.
by Mr. Laurell, Mayor.
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Invocation
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The invocation was given by Bob Kramer, Community Assistance Coordinator.
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Flag Salute
ROLL CALL |
The pledge of allegiance to the flag was led by Captain Jess Talamantes,
Burbank Fire Department .
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Present- |
Council Members Golonski, Murphy, Ramos, Vander Borght and Laurell. |
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Absent - - - - |
Council Members None. |
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Also Present - |
Mr. Ovrom, City Manager; Mr. Barlow, City Attorney; and, Mrs. Campos, City
Clerk.
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301-1
Donation to
Police Dept. by
Thomas Vetter |
Police Chief Hoefel
recognized the generous donation from Thomas Vetter to the Burbank Police
Department. He acknowledged Mr. Vetter�s past donations to the Police
Department, and noted the donation will be used to purchase a child
identification program. Mayor Laurell presented Mr. Vetter with a
Certificate of Recognition in appreciation for his generous donations.
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301-1
Regional Occupational Program Fire
Academy Graduates |
Fire Chief Davis
briefly described the Regional Occupational Program (ROP) for local high
school students seeking first-hand knowledge of the fire service through a
semester-long program. Chief Davis introduced the program instructors to
the podium, Diane Enoch, Los Angeles County Office of Education, Sue Boegh
Burbank Unified School District (BUSD), Director of Career Education,
Cindy Mercer, BUSD ROP Counselor, and Barbara Leyman, ROP Technician. He
invited Fire Marshall Dave Star, Captain Ron Bell, Captain Jess Talamantes,
and Fire Fighter Kelly Chulick up to the podium, and invited the Mayor to
present the diplomas to the graduates: Sean Allen, Ruben Banzali, Melany
Carias, Jonathan Curtin, Nick Gallyon, Margie Leiva, Brenda Ramirez, Erin
Sheade, Robert Williamson, Wesley Dillon, Brandon Carpenter, Kristin Brown
and Michael Templeton. Mayor Laurell congratulated and expressed his
appreciation to the graduates.
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Reporting on
Closed Session |
Mr. Barlow reported on the items considered by the Council during the
Closed Session meetings.
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406
Airport Authority
Report |
Commissioner
Lombardo reported that no actions were taken at the Special Meeting of
January 27,
2003. He also reported on the February 3, 2003 regular meeting, noting
that all action items were approved unanimously with one commissioner
absent. He stated action items included: award of a contract for the
purchase of a new airport rescue crash truck in the amount of $ 628,277;
award of a contract for Bid Schedule 2002-13, 14 and 18 comprising of a
sound insulation program for 56 residences in Burbank and 30 residences
outside of Burbank; award of a ground lease to Desmonds Studio, noting
the project already received Public Utilities Commission approval and a
Conditional Use Permit from the City; award of a contract and approval of
work orders for the terminal security improvement project, noting primary
changes in the original contract of $24,490 for a new contract in the
amount of $34 million; approving changes in the Airport Authority
investment policy; and receipt of a presentation on the overview of the
residential acoustical treatment program. He concluded with a statistical
update on airport traffic and stated passenger count for 2002 was 4.6
million (up 3 percent from 2001), the number of airline flights for 2002
increased by less than 1 percent and cargo volume for the year increased
by 25 percent primarily due to the increased activity by FedEx. He added
in December 2002 alone, the passenger count was 402,848, up 17 percent
from 2001.
Mr. Golonski
requested the Commissioners reconsider the onerous avigation easement
required of homeowners by the Airport Authority to participate in the home
insulation program. He stated the Federal Government did not require
avigation easements, and referenced the
San Francisco
easement, which he preferred to that used by
Burbank.
Mr. Golonski requested Commissioner Lombardo present this matter before
the Authority for a vote within 30 days, and added Burbank would contact
the Cities of Pasadena and Glendale if a negative response was received,
in an effort to have the requirement reconsidered. Commissioner Lombardo
indicated he would present the request to the Authority and the Mayor
instructed Mr. Ovrom to draft a letter to the Cities of Glendale and
Pasadena in that regard.
The Council received the report.
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First Period of
Oral
Communications |
Mr. Laurell called for speakers for the first period of oral
communications at this time.
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Citizen
Comment |
Appearing to comment were
Sue Stamper, in
support of Measure L; Charlie Lombardo, in support of Measure L; Maria
Gonzalez Romano, commending the construction of the new Buena Vista
Library, and in support of Measure L; R. C. Czapiewski, requesting that
Mary Alvord be appointed City Manager; Ralph Gee, commenting on the
recently numerous Metrolink train accidents, and suggesting the
construction of raised islands at dangerous railroad crossings; Howard
Rothenbach, in support of Measure L, and commenting on the history of
libraries; and Esther Espinoza, commenting on ways to improve voter
turnout.
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Staff
Response |
Members of the Council and staff responded to questions raised.
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Second Period
of Oral
Communications |
Mr. Laurell called for speakers for the second period of oral
communications at this time.
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Citizen
Comment |
Appearing to comment were
Darryl Forbes,
President of the Burbank Sister Committee, in support of funding the
Ota-Burbank Student Exchange Program, noting this year marks the 20th
anniversary of the program, and encouraging the Council to approve the
funding; Anita Issagholyan, one of twelve students who will be
participating in the Ota-Burbank Exchange Program during Summer 2003,
requesting Council support funding for the program; Michael Bergfeld,
addressing the issue of disclosure and Brown Act requirements, noting his
disagreement with listing City Manager recruitment under closed session
items.
Tom Kaptain, in
support of a lobbyist registration ordinance, and citing examples of
potential problems in the absence of such an ordinance; Doris Vick,
requesting the old Buena Vista Branch Library site be used as a community
center and in opposition to the demolition of the building; Susan Bowers,
in opposition to a lobbyist registration ordinance, emphasizing that the
City Attorney�s office did not establish a need for such legislation, that
a problem in this regard has not been identified, and suggesting the
establishment of an Ethics Commission instead if the Council felt there
was such a need; Esther Espinoza, requesting a diverse group of students
participate in the Ota-Burbank Student Exchange Program, and suggesting
the former Buena Vista Branch Library be used for affordable housing
purposes.
David Piroli, noting
concerns with the potential increase in the Vehicle License Fee,
commenting on a recent article regarding the worth of the Burbank Airport,
and reading from an article regarding Redevelopment bonded indebtedness;
Margie Gee, commenting on the upcoming trip to meet with the Federal
Aviation Administration in Washington, D.C., and requesting citizen
representation at this meeting; Mike Nolan, commenting on the necessity
for a lobbyist registration ordinance, supporting the re-use of the former
Buena Vista Branch Library as a community center, and commenting on budget
cuts; Jim Emanuel, inquiring whether the Burbank Municipal Code is
available online; Howard Rothenbach, commenting on the upcoming trip to
Washington, D.C. and requesting citizen participation, and citing
consequences of the recent sale of Redevelopment Agency bonds, inquiring
as to the difference between the bonds being contemplated to be sold for
Measure L and redevelopment bonds; and Mark Barton, requesting a response
be given to Mr. Bergfeld�s comments on closed session items.
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Staff
Response |
Members of the Council and staff responded to questions raised.
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801
403
1102
Financial Principles to
Reduce Local
Govt. Revenues,
and to Reject
Proposed Shift
of Local Vehicle
License Fee
Revenues
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Mr. Hanway,
Financial Services Director, reported at the Council meeting of
January 28, 2003,
Council Member Golonski requested that Staff present resolutions
specifically related to the Vehicle License Fees (VLF). He noted the
State�s prior commitment to cities and local governments that the revenue
from the VLF backfill would be maintained. He stated the Burbank
Redevelopment Agency was proposing to adopt a set of principles similar to
those adopted by the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA), as guidelines
for the legislature related to redevelopment agencies.
Mr. Hanway also
reported on the City�s resolution pertaining to the VLF. He noted that
revenue from the VLF backfill accounted for more that 20 or 30 percent of
many city and local governments� general funds. He stated the City�s
resolution is requesting the State to keep the promise made five years ago
to restore VLF funding to pre-rebate levels to avoid a widespread
disruption in local government services, and a disproportional impact on
local services. He acknowledged that State leadership was facing a crisis
impossible to resolve unscathed, but noted that cities and local
governments are limited in their ability to raise fees and taxes as a
result of Proposition 218. He added the resolution would also inform the
State that the City is already facing its own structured deficits from
increased costs and decline in revenue and that
Burbank is planning
a 10 percent budget reduction across the board, with the prognosis of
several fiscal years for recovery, regardless of the VLF shifts and any
changes. Mr. Hanway concluded with the recommendation that the Council
approve the proposed two resolutions.
Mr. Golonski
suggested amending the resolution to request the State to maintain local
funding for the VLF as opposed to requesting the California Legislature to
reject the Governor�s proposed shift of local VLF revenues. He also
suggested using percentages in the findings to indicate the impact of
losing a third of the Police force and Fire Department, as opposed to
stating a loss of 48 Police personnel.
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Motion
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It was moved by Mr. Golonski and seconded by Mrs. Ramos that �the
following resolution be passed and adopted:� |
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Redev. Agency
Reso. Adopted |
Redevelopment Agency Resolution No. R-2054 Urging the
California Legislature to Reject the Governor�s Proposed Educational
Revenue Augmentation Fund (ERAF) Shift of Redevelopment Agency Funding and
the Transfer of Unencumbered Low and Moderate Income Housing Funds to the
State was adopted.
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Motion |
It was moved by Mr. Golonski and seconded by Mr. Vander Borght that �the
following resolution be passed and adopted as amended:�
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801
403
1102
Urging
Calif.
Legislature to
Maintain the VLF
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RESOLUTION NO. 26,420:
A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BURBANK URGING THE CALIFORNIA
LEGISLATION TO HONOR THE 1998 COMMITMENT, TO MAINTAIN LOCAL FUNDING FOR
THE VEHICLE LICENSE FEE (VLF), AND TO REFRAIN FROM CUTTING STATE FUNDING
TO LOCAL GOVERNMENT.
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Adopted |
The resolution was adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Council Members Golonski, Murphy, Ramos, Vander
Borght
and Laurell.
Noes: Council Members None.
Absent: Council Members None.
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Motion |
It was moved by Mrs. Murphy and seconded by Mr. Golonski that "the
following items on the consent calendar be approved as recommended.�
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Minutes
Approved |
The minutes for the regular meeting of December 3 and the adjourned
meeting of
December 4, 2002
were approved as submitted.
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304-1
907
801-2
Accepting a
Donation from
Vetter Investigations to
The
Burbank
Police Dept. |
RESOLUTION NO. 26,420:
A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BURBANK AMENDING FISCAL YEAR
2002-2003 BUDGET FOR THE PURPOSE OF ACCEPTING VETTER INVESTIGATIONS
DONATION OF $3,000 TO THE BURBANK POLICE DEPARTMENT.
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1704-3
602
Denying the
Appeal of CUP
2002-17 (524 S.
San Fernando) |
RESOLUTION NO. 26,421:
A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BURBANK AFFIRMING THE PLANNING
BOARD�S DECISION AND DENYING CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 2002-17 WITH
DEVELOPMENT REVIEW NO. 2002-32 (524
SOUTH SAN FERNANDO BOULEVARD, SARKIS ALEBIAN AND ASMIK YETARIAN, PROPERTY
OWNERS).
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Adopted |
The consent calendar was adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Council Members
Golonski, Murphy, Ramos, Vander
Borght and Laurell.
Noes: Council Members None.
Absent: Council Members None.
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701
1207
Update on
Reuse Of
Former Buena
Vista Library |
Ms. Frausto, Redevelopment Project
Manager, reported on the analysis for the re-use of the old Buena Vista
Library site. She stated after extensive analysis, staff presented four
options considered most appropriate for the site based on the building and
lot size, cost and neighborhood compatibility. She noted single-family
residence and childcare were deemed most appropriate, noting affordable
housing and childcare were two unmet needs in the community. She reported
the four re-use options included: five single-family units, nine small-lot
single-family units, a 100-space rehabilitated childcare center and a
brand new 100-space childcare center.
Ms. Frausto also reported in July 2001,
after discussion of the four re-use options, staff was directed to conduct
a community meeting to receive public comment. In preparation for the
community meeting, staff fully developed the details associated with the
single-family residence and childcare options. She reported in
ascertaining the financial resources available to the City to develop a
childcare facility, staff considered redevelopment funds, grant funds and
bond proceeds and noted the availability of redevelopment funds if the
site was developed for the residential option. She stated non-housing
redevelopment funds could also be used, after a finding of benefits to one
of the project areas has been made, since the old Buena Vista Library site
was not in a redevelopment area. She also reported on staff�s findings
that grant funds for childcare were limited and geared to State and
educational agencies, though this avenue was being continually explored.
Ms. Frausto stated staff had canvassed
the business community in Burbank for public-private partnerships for the
childcare option to no avail, but noted the possibility of using funds
from the issuance of the Golden State Revenue Bonds.
Mr. Golonski
indicated his opposition to the housing options because the old Buena
Vista Library was a community site for many years and he was not in
support of transferring public land to private developers. He also stated
the proposal did not provide for affordable housing opportunities,
suggested the opportunity to impact the housing supply was greater at
other sites, and noted the need for childcare in the community. He
recommended only the childcare option be presented at the community
meeting.
Ms. Murphy disagreed
with Mr. Golonski�s recommendation, suggesting all four options be
presented at a general community meeting and inquired about the viable
operators for the childcare center and the cost to the City for this
option.
Mrs. Ramos supported
presenting all options to the community, requesting a special notification
to the immediate neighborhood around the site.
Mr. Vander Borght
noted the difficulty of finding land for public use, stated he was open to
hearing what the community had to say about the re-use options, and
suggested holding a general community meeting in addition to a specific
meeting for the residents of the immediate neighborhood so that their
input could be heard.
Mr. Golonski
cautioned against the consequences of a two meeting approach, noting he
was not in favor of selling the land to a housing developer and expressed
concern that since the community around the site was currently a
single-family community, residents would be inclined to request more
single-family housing thereby necessitating land sale.
Mrs. Ramos remarked
on the historical value of the building voiced by members of the public
and stated she was in favor of a general meeting along with an immediate
neighborhood meeting. She also noted expressions from some neighboring
residents of having the facility refurbished and used for different uses.
Mayor Laurell
acknowledged the possibility of underutilized community rooms in the City,
and the need for affordable housing and affordable childcare. He indicated
support of a general community meeting to obtain input from a broad range
of residents, with a second meeting arranged only if need arose. Mr.
Laurell was in favor of exploring the childcare use for the site, citing
its configuration and location, but was also open to a general community
meeting with limited options.
Mrs. Ramos requested
information on the possibility of the land being held by the Burbank
Housing Corporation, including a small day care center; and Ms. Georgino
responded that the site was not large enough for a joint venture.
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Motion |
It was moved by Ms. Murphy and seconded by Mr. Vander Borght that "staff
be directed to conduct a general community meeting to receive public input
on options 1, 2 and 3 for the reuse of the former Buena Vista Branch
Library site with special notification to the immediate neighborhood with
no stated preferences, with the understanding that the Council preferred
retaining the property.�
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Carried |
The motion carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Council Members
Golonski, Murphy, Ramos, Vander
Borght and Laurell.
Noes: Council Members None.
Absent: Council Members None.
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9:19 P.M.
Recess |
The Council recessed at this time. The meeting reconvened at
9:34 p.m.
with all members present.
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9:34 P.M.
Mr. Laurell Left
The Meeting |
Mr. Laurell left the meeting at this time.
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708
202-5
804-3
206
PerformArts Grant
Program &
Renaming the
Park & Rec.
Board |
Mr. Flad, Park,
Recreation and Community Services Director, requested Council amend the
Burbank Municipal Code (BMC) to assure the PerformArts Grant Program
operates in accordance with the Code and Charter rules and regulations. He
reported on
December 21, 1993,
the Council adopted Resolution No. 24,109 approving new policies and
procedures for the distribution of City funds to the Performing Arts
Foundation, thereby providing eligibility to other worthy performing arts
groups in
Burbank.
These funds were distributed on an annual basis via the Performing Arts
Grant Awards Program, later shortened to the PerformArts Grant Program.
Mr. Flad stated
although the Council approved the policies and procedures of the
PerformArts Grant Program, the BMC does not specifically provide the Park,
Recreation and Community Services Board with the authority to make funding
decisions or award grants and recommended the Council adopt an ordinance
amending the BMC to assure that the PerformArts Grant Program operates in
accordance with the rules and regulations as set forth by the City Charter
and Code. This amendment would expand the Park, Recreation and Community
Services Board�s authority to make PerformArts Grant Program funding
decisions and award these grant funds, as has been done for the past ten
years.
He also reported in April
2001, the City Charter was amended to change the name of the Park and
Recreation Department to the Park, Recreation and Community Services
Department. At the same time, the name of the Board was also changed. He
concluded with staff�s proposal for the Council to formally amend the Code
to change the name of the Board to conform to the recent change in the
Charter.
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Ordinance
Introduced |
It was moved by Mrs. Ramos and seconded by Mr. Vander Borght that "the
following ordinance be introduced and read for the first time by title
only and be passed to the second reading.� The ordinance was introduced
and the title read:
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708
202-5
804-3
206
PerformArts
Grant Program &
Renaming the
Park & Rec.
Board |
AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
BURBANK
AMENDING ARTICLE 4, CHAPTER 2 OF THE BURBANK MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO
THE PARK, RECREATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES BOARD.
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Carried |
The motion carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Council Members
Golonski, Murphy, Ramos, and
Vander Borght.
Noes: Council Members None.
Absent: Council Member Laurell.
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401
201
Lobbyist Registration
Ordinance |
Mr. Barlow, City
Attorney, reported on the review of several lobbyist ordinances including
the City of
Los Angeles ordinance establishing a commission to oversee and implement a
lobbyist ordinance. He stated staff found the
Los Angeles
ordinance very lengthy and complicated, and proposed a simpler approach
followed by the Cities of Malibu and West Hollywood. He reported staff had
shared the proposed ordinance with individuals in the community who might
be affected by its adoption and their responses were negative. He added
staff was not aware of any situation where lobbyist ordinances were needed
as a remedy and that, in light of the limited resources, staff did not
recommend establishing a new program requiring enforcement and oversight.
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Motion |
After Council discussion, it was moved by Mr. Vander Borght and seconded
by Mrs. Ramos that "this item be postponed for one week to obtain a full
quorum.�
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Carried |
The motion carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Council Members
Golonski, Murphy, Ramos, and
Vander Borght.
Noes: Council Members None.
Absent: Council Member Laurell.
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916
2nd Amend. to
Agmt. with BLT
Recycling, Inc.
For
Burbank
Recycle Center |
Mr. Fischer, Assistant Public Works Director/Street and Sanitation
Division, requested approval of a second amendment between the City and
BLT Recycling, Inc. (BLT). He stated this amendment would enable the City
to receive payment for each additional amount of recyclable material
delivered to the recycle center, creating a financial incentive to grow
the commercial recycling program, increase total tonnage delivered to BLT,
and will not require additional staff or equipment for this effort. He
reported the City currently delivers 150 tons of material to BLT each
month but does not receive any compensation for that material. The
amendment would allow the City to receive payment each month for every ton
above 150 tons. The amount of compensation would be determined by the
current month�s official market rate. He noted the cost for BLT to process
the material is $40 per ton and any amount paid by the market above $40
would go to the City. In addition, once a base of 300 tons a month was
reached, BLT would back up the 150 tons.
Mr. Fischer further
reported if the City collected between 150 and 299 tons per month, BLT
would pay for every additional ton over 150 tons; if the City collected
over 300 tons, BLT would pay for every additional ton over the first 100
tons; if the City collected over 400 tons, BLT would pay for every
additional ton over the first 50 tons; and if the City collected over 500
tons of mixed commercial recyclables per month, BLT would pay the City for
every ton collected.
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Motion |
It was moved by Mr. Golonski and seconded by Mrs. Ramos that "the
following resolution be passed and adopted:�
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916
2nd Amend. to
Agmt. with BLT
Recycling, Inc.
For
Burbank
Recycle Center |
RESOLUTION NO. 26,423:
A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BURBANK APPROVING THE SECOND
AMENDMENT TO THE AMENDED AND RESTATED AGREEMENT FOR RECYCLING SERVICES
BETWEEN THE CITY OF BURBANK AND BLT RECYCLING, INC.
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Adopted |
The resolution was adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Council Members
Golonski, Murphy, Ramos, and
Vander Borght.
Noes: Council Members None.
Absent: Council Member Laurell.
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305-4
Funding for the
OTA Sister City
Program |
Ms. Wolfe, Administrative Analyst, City Manager�s office, reported on
January 14, 2003,
the Council discussed providing $10,000 for the OTA Sister City Program.
She stated staff did not do any further work on this issue and recommended
the Council initiate discussion on this topic and direct staff
accordingly.
Mrs. Ramos requested the Council support a proposal that the issue be
discussed on a future agenda.
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Motion |
It was moved by Mrs. Ramos and seconded by Mr. Vander Borght that "this
item be postponed to a future agenda for discussion.�
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Carried |
The motion carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Council Members
Golonski, Murphy, Ramos, and
Vander Borght.
Noes: Council Members None.
Absent: Council Member Laurell.
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204
Voter Education
Pertaining to
The Library Bond
Measure L |
Mrs. Campos, City Clerk, reported at the Council meeting of
January 28, 2003,
staff was directed to provide an impartial analysis of Measure L and
advertise for applicants to present statements in opposition to or in
support of Measure L on Channel 6. She stated the Council set a deadline
of
Tuesday, February 4, 2003
for filing such applications with the City Clerk�s Office. She added a
notice to that effect was posted on the Channel 6 scroll and in the City
Clerk�s office on
Wednesday, January 29, 2003
and as of the
5:00 p.m.
deadline on
February 4, 2003,
one application was received from the Yes on L Committee, requesting to
present a statement in support of Measure L. No other applications were
received.
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Motion |
It was moved by Mrs. Ramos and
seconded by Mr. Golonski that �the application to present the
statement in support of Measure L be considered, and to proceed with the
Voter Education Program.�
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Carried |
The motion carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Council Members
Golonski, Murphy, Ramos, and
Vander Borght.
Noes: Council Members None.
Absent: Council Member Laurell.
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10:02 P.M.
Reconvene Redeve. Agency
Meeting |
The Redevelopment Agency meeting was reconvened at this time.
|
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Third Period of
Oral
Communication |
Mr. Laurell called for speakers for the third period of oral
communications at this time.
|
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Citizen
Comment |
Appearing to comment were
Tom Kaptain, commenting on the lobbyist registration ordinance; Michael
Porco, in support of using the former Buena Vista Branch Library site for
childcare, and requesting the community be given data with respect to
affordable housing and childcare; Mark Barton, commenting on recent
Metrolink train accidents, and requesting staff be directed to provide
further mitigation measures; Eden Rosen, commenting on the time allowed
for oral communications, on lack of responses to e-mails and telephone
calls, requesting the cost of proclamations and plaques, and requesting
the Council decrease the awarding of plaques and proclamations due to
budget cuts.
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Staff
Response
|
Members of the Council and staff responded to questions raised. |
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301-2
Memorial
Adjournment |
There being no further business to come before the Council, the meeting
was adjourned at
10:02 p.m.
in memory of retired Police Detective Ira Allen.
____________________________ s/Margarita Campos
Margarita
Campos, City Clerk
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