CITY OF LA HABRA HEIGHTS
MINUTES OF A REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
APRIL 12, 2007
G.C. 54957
Title: City Manager
CONFERENCE WITH REAL PROPERTY NEGOTIATOR
G.C. 54956.8
Property: 1225 North Hacienda Road, La Habra Heights, CA
Agency Negotiator: City Manager, Ronald Bates
Negotiating Parties: La Habra Heights Christian School – Family Resource Ministries, Inc.
Under Negotiation: Price and Terms of Payment
OPENING CEREMONIES
1. CALL MEETING TO ORDER
Mayor Brian Bergman called the April 12, 2007 Regular City Council meeting to order at 7:40 p.m. at the La Habra Heights Community Center, La Habra Heights, California. Mayor Bergman asked if there was anything to report from Closed Session.
City Attorney Sandra Levin stated that no reportable action was taken.
2. ROLL CALL
Present: Mayor Brian Bergman, Mayor Pro Tem Stan Carroll, Council Members: Layne Baroldi, Tela Millsap and Howard Vipperman.
Also Present: City Attorney Sandra Levin, City Manager Ronald Bates, Community Development Director Justin Powers, City Engineer Majdi Ataya, Fire Chief John Nielsen, Fire Marshal Ken Hill and Sheriff Sergeant Jason Wolak.
3. FLAG SALUTE
Councilmember Baroldi led the flag salute.
4. PRESENTATIONS
á Public Works Committee, Chairperson Jerry Shipman
Jerry Shipman reported that work on Zone 5 maintenance should begin approximately the end of June and be completed by September. The Assessment should be ready for review next month. We will have a more complete test on the problem on Las Palomas. The FEMA request for the work to be done on Ahuacate has been acknowledged.
á Emergency Preparedness Committee, ÒEarthquake Preparedness MonthÓ, Chairperson Kathy Sauble
Kathy Sauble, Chairman of the Emergency Preparedness Committee, noted that April is ÒEarthquake PreparednessÓ month and she read the LA County proclamation for Earthquake Preparedness. She stated that the La Habra Heights City Council has proclaimed that April 2007 is Earthquake Preparedness month in La Habra Heights and encouraged all residents to take advantage of the Emergency Survival Program at www.espfocus.org to increase their knowledge. She encouraged all of the CERT members to take the refresher course at Azusa on April 29, 2007.
á Garden Harvest, Janice Slattery
Janice Slattery explained that they have purchased tables, tablecloths and baskets for this Community group. Many people are already involved.
Joe Johnson reported planting 30 varieties of tomatoes this year. He stated that they are delicious and easy to grow. He stated that zucchinis are also very easy to grow. Home grown has much more flavor than what comes from the stores. You can get this from the Garden Harvest.
Janice Slattery commented that the Garden Harvest would be at the Avocado Festival.
PUBLIC COMMENTS ON MATTERS ON THE AGENDA AND NOT ON THE AGENDA
Will Slattery, Parks and Recreation Committeemember, stated that the Avocado Festival will be on May 19, 2007, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. He stated that they need volunteer help at the Festival. He stated that they will have a lot of interesting and fun things happening.
Sandy Dykier, stated that the Avocado Festival would also include the Safety Fair by the Emergency Preparedness Committee. She thanked Jan Fiore and Jervis & Associates for the jumper and the Hacienda Golf group for the pony rides and Madison Residential Services for a unique demonstration of things that live in our area. Kruze Feeds will be donating straw bales and the Slattery family will be providing hayrides. We will have Bubbles the Clown and a doctor will provide a skeleton so the 4-H kids can demonstrate first aid. We would appreciate donations for a rock climbing wall and help. Ms. Dykier also thanked Joe for providing audio for the Festival and she thanked Crystal Myers for providing bands and her llamas, also the man who brings the avocado truck and stated the need for some volunteers to pick avocados.
Bin U spoke about the genocide persecution in China of those following Falun Gong. She asked for help opposing this persecution. She stated that their beliefs are peaceful and related some of her experiences in China at the hands of the Communist Party.
Jie Li also spoke of what is happening to the practitioners of Falun Gong. This concerns ordinary human rights.
Hongwei Lou stated that she and her husband are practitioners of Falun Gong and she spoke of their persecution for their beliefs. She stated that they tried to talk to the government about what was happening, but were sentenced to prison. She stated that they were both highly educated. Her husband is now falsely imprisoned and she asked the Council to write for the release of her husband.
Ge Fengliy added her experiences due to her beliefs of Falun Gong . She stated that their beliefs have been outlawed since 1999. She was often kept from sleeping and asked for help to stop this persecution.
Jessica Winship, Cypress Road, announced that on August 11, 2007 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at The Park, the Parks and Recreation Committee is sponsoring ÒDog Days of SummerÓ. She stated that everyone is invited to bring their dog. This is organized and hosted by Krystal Emery, who is a nationally renowned dog agility and dog obedience trainer. There will be contests. Highland Riders have agreed to assist with hospitality and with check-ins for the contests. The Highland Riders Jrs. will provide coffee and sweets and will help Krystal setup and take down the contest rings. The Greyhound Rescue group will be there with hotdogs, water and soda. There will be dogs available for adoption on that day. Ms. Winship stated that Krystle Emery has taken over the obedience program for the 4-H kids.
Cecelia Borrowe, Reposado Drive, thanked Mayor Bergman for not using the timer this evening. She stated that she was thankful that they live in this City.
Stephen Blagden, Citron Road, stated that he was disappointed to see an open letter to the City and the Fire Chief from a new Councilmember stating that the Fire Department was unprofessional and one member even sinister and they should be seen and not heard at these meetings. Mr. Blagden was of the opinion that we have a successful program here with the Fire Academy and enthusiastic trained and motivated firefighters; he stated that Las Palomas Road near the Los Palomas riding ring is actually in the City of Whittier: he thanked staff and the Council for following through on 707 Dorothea Road; he suggested that Hacienda should be closed until the fire danger is over due to the extreme dryness this year. He commented that they have the authority to do this.
Ed Borrowe, thanked the Council for not using the timer on the Public Comments and asked them to move up Item 18, on the site for the Fire Station/City Hall Complex, as many are here regarding that Item. He stated the hope that the new Councilmembers keep their campaign promises. Mr. Borrowe suggested the Council act as the voters wanted. They need to build the Fire Station at the present site and not build a New City Hall. We could then add a trailer and two people at the Vista site on the East Side. We need to do something now. It was his opinion that we need to change our fire leadership.
Mayor Bergman thanked the women from China for their comments and stated that he was very moved by them.
ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS
5. CITY MANAGERÕS REPORT
City Manager Bates reported that at their next meeting they would have a report on what Edison is doing on their Tehachapi project. He also noted that on April 25, Staff, with the assistance of Councilmember Carroll would be testifying before SCAG on our regional housing assessment numbers to try to reduce those numbers.
6. CITY ATTORNEYÕS REPORT
City Attorney Levin stated that she had no report.
7. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORÕS REPORT
Community Development Director Powers stated that he had no further report.
8. FIRE CHIEFÕS REPORT
Fire Chief Nielsen stated that all of the personnel in the Fire Department have the passion and the urge to protect and care for the people of La Habra Heights. They are extremely well trained and the paramedics are among the best in the area. Our Department is called upon and activated when there are wildfires. We are extremely well prepared. That is why we have an OES engine. He stated that over the last year a small, but vocal group of La Habra Heights residents have constantly criticized the Department. He stated that the Department has been accused of making false statements. Chief Nielsen stated that false statements would be of no benefit at all. He also stated that the ISO does not affect the insurance rates in our city. They look at the material on the roof, access to the property for the Fire Department, weed clearance and the distance to the nearest fire hydrant. We are allowed to refute and remediate any issues they identify. We have already prepared an action plan to send to them. Today it is impossible to staff further stations with volunteers. Our Fire Department has improved in all areas over the past 5 years and many cities are copying our model. We run a respected Fire Academy at no cost to the City. Baseless accusations serve no positive purpose.
9. SHERIFFÕS DEPARTMENT REPORT
Sergeant Jason Wolak reported that on April 16, 2007, four individuals were arrested for theft of mail. This was due to a report from a resident with a description of the vehicle to the SheriffÕs Department.
1:00:09
CONSENT CALENDAR
It is recommended that Items 10 through 16 be acted upon simultaneously by one motion of the City Council unless separate discussion and/or action on an Item is requested by a Council Member or a member of the public.
Councilmember Vipperman explained that he was not at the March 8th meeting, so he will abstain from voting on those minutes.
Councilmember Baroldi stated the same.
City Attorney Levin explained that if you watched the meeting or the video of the meeting you could vote on the minutes.
Councilmember Baroldi noted that he was not familiar with the warrant for the City of West Hollywood for $185,000.
City Manager Bates explained that this involves CDBG funding that we cannot use and we exchange it with the other City for money that we can use.
Mayor Bergman asked that Item 16 be explained for the public.
City Engineer Ataya explained that it is a test that tells us what type of base is under the asphalt. Then we can design the most cost effective and efficient design for each area. It would save more than the cost for the actual work as it limits how much we dig up.
10. APPROVAL OF WARRANTS – MARCH 2007
RECOMMENDATION: Approve
11. TREASURERÕS REPORT – FEBRUARY 2007
RECOMMENDATION: Approve
12. HEIGHTS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL MONTHLY REPORT
RECOMMENDATION: Receive and file
13. CITY COUNCIL MINUTES: Regular Meeting of March 8, 2007
Special Meeting of March 22, 2007
14. HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS AND ELECTRONIC WASTE COLLECTION SITING AND LIABILITY AGREEMENT
RECOMMENDATION: That Council authorize the City Manager to sign the Household Hazardous and Electronic Waste Collection Siting Liability Agreement.
15. CITYÕS JANITORIAL SERVICE AGREEMENT
RECOMMENDATION: That Council authorize the City Manager to enter into a one (1) year agreement with All Care Industries, Inc. in an amount not to exceed $23,000 extendable for an additional two years based on satisfactory service.
16. LAS PALOMAS DRIVE STRUCTURAL EVALUATION LABELLE – MARVIN
RECOMMENDATION: That Council authorize the expenditure of an amount
not to exceed $13,000 and authorize the City Manager to issue a purchase order to LaBelle-Marvin.
Mayor Pro Tem Carroll moved to approve Items 10 through 16. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Millsap and approved as follows:
AYES: Baroldi, Bergman, Carroll, Millsap and Vipperman
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
1:07:02
OLD BUSINESS
Councilmember Baroldi asked that they take Item 22 before Item 18.
17. TRAFFIC EVALUATION – HACIENDA ROAD SOUTH OF AVOCADO CREST
RECOMMENDATION: That Council implements the following improvements: Installations of guard rails, speed table, centerline delineators, roadside visibility enhancement, and a curb.
City Engineer Ataya stated at the March 8th meeting the Council directed that more extensive improvements should be considered to reduce speeds along Hacienda Road and limit vehicles intruding into the Chilson property on Hacienda Road.
Traffic Engineer, Chris Gray, stated that they met with all concerned and now recommend a guard rail be placed along Mr. ChilsonÕs property, speed tables, centerline delineators, trim shrubbery and trees, and possibly a curb along some of ChilsonÕs property.
Mayor Pro Tem Carroll stated that there is some concern that cars could bounce off a guard rail into traffic going the opposite direction.
Mr. Gray commented that the present guard rails are not quite as rigid and bend when hit.
Mayor Pro Tem Carroll expressed his concern that speed tables would slow down emergency vehicles.
The Council discussed the speed tables, the guard rail, and the curb.
Mr. Gray recommended installing the guard rail first and see how that works.
City Manager Bates stated that there might be some Prop C money for this and they would look into it.
Mr. Gray stated that they could try 100 feet of guard rail from north of the driveway and possibly add some curb along the rest of the length and see how that works.
City Engineer Ataya stated that the curb would be concrete and he stated that they could go with a 6Ó or 8Ó curb.
City Manager Bates stated that they do have some concerns if the old style guard rails were used.
City Attorney Levin stated that she has the same guard rail concern and also one purpose of hiring the Traffic Engineer for a report is to establish the CityÕs design immunity so that there can be no question but that the City has acted appropriately and reasonably in protecting the safety of this stretch of road. Any type of solution that is not specifically recommended in the report, has to be approved by the Traffic Engineer that it will be adequate to reasonably protect the roadway and put in writing with the report.
Mr. Gray stated that 100 feet of the guard rail and a curb would cost approximately $14,000.
Mayor Pro Tem Carroll moved to approve Improvement 1 (Installation of Guard Rails) and Improvement 4 (Roadside Visibility Enhancement).
Mr. Gray stated that both of these measures would improve the condition and increase the road safety.
Councilmember Millsap asked the City Engineer how long this would take if they approve the two measures.
City Engineer Ataya stated that the actual work would only take about one (1) week.
The motion was seconded by Councilmember Millsap and she added that she would like a report on how it is working 6 months after it is implemented. The motion was approved as follows:
AYES: Baroldi, Bergman, Carroll, Millsap and Vipperman
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
Mayor Bergman stated they would take Item 22 out of order.
1:43:18
22. ISO REPORT
RECOMMENDATION: That Council authorize the Fire Chief to sign the response to ISO, direct staff to report back to Council in October regarding the status of implementing the ISO recommendations and direct the City Manager to coordinate, if appropriate, the CityÕs response with the response of the La Habra Heights County Water District.
City Manager Bates commented that we take the recommendations in the report very seriously and can use the recommendations as a roadmap to improve the Fire Department. The Chief has laid out in his letter a timetable for making improvements.
Fire Chief Nielsen pointed out that the ISO rating will have no affect on insurance rates for the residents. He noted that he has contacted three different insurance companies in our area and they do not use the ISO ratings, they judge on roof material, access for emergency vehicles, weed clearance and distance from the nearest fire hydrant. The ISO rating on March 12, 2007 lowered from 3.9 to 5.9. The suggestions from the ISO are how to keep the 3.9 rating. The Fire Department will work to implement the recommendations and if this is done, the ISO will change the rating after a year. He listed the three recommendations from the ISO. Fire Chief Nielsen stated that the ISO has voiced no opinion on where the Fire Station is built, but they do note that the emergency vehicles should be under a roof in a locked facility. He stated that nine of our surrounding cities have gone to an ISO rating. One of the current ways they are told to increase their rating, is staffing. Many have cut their personnel and their vehicles.
The Council discussed some of the details in the ISO report.
Chief Nielsen stated that the Automatic Aid agreement will be important. We are working on the MOU, which is what we get and what do we give them.
City Manager Bates noted that the agreement is to benefit the public.
Chief Nielsen noted what stations the aid would probably come from to us. We also have the use of 5 engines, 2 hand crews, a bulldozer and a helicopter for a large wildfire here, besides our own equipment. He noted that there are computer programs that have response times that we will use and they can not be changed. They are automatic and will be on record.
Councilmember Vipperman stated that his cousin has recently retired as Chief of the City of Long Beach. He stated that his cousin told him that the La Habra Heights volunteer firemen are highly regarded in the Fire Industry.
City Manager Bates commented that the Water Company was downgraded on water supply at a couple of hydrants, and they will be checking into these because they have been constantly upgrading since the last ISO rating.
Mayor Bergman moved that he would like to see a monthly report on how we are progressing on the ISO recommendations. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Vipperman and approved as follows:
AYES: Baroldi, Bergman, Carroll, Millsap and Vipperman
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
2:27:53
18. SITE SELECTION: FIRE STATION/CITY HALL COMPLEX
RECOMMENDATION: Two Members of City Council have requested that the site selected for the Fire Station/City Hall Complex at Hacienda at West be revisited.
City Manager Bates stated that this Item is on the Agenda at the request of two members of the City Council. We have supplied the basic Staff Report that was used for the February 8th Meeting. This was discussed in Closed Session and we are trying to look at all available options.
Stephen Blagden, Citron Road, stated that the Fire Station/City Hall site is connected to the State mandated low income housing quotas. If we want the quota in one location, the present site would be the best location for it. If it is not here, it will need to be in the heart of the City making many people unhappy. If second units are chosen, sewers would likely be forced upon us. Using second units would take away the use of septic systems. This would be very costly and needs to be analyzed.
Will Slattery, Sharpless Drive, gave a power point presentation of a ÒLow Visual Impact Fire Station ConceptÓ. It would be underground basically. He listed the major benefits of the style and a site at The Park. It will have several ways for exit. Mr. Slattery asked that this design be considered and asked that it be included with the other options.
Janice Slattery, Sharpless Drive, related having talked to many residents about this idea for the Fire Station. She also stated that a pamphlet with this concept for a Fire Station would be available tonight and at City Hall.
Sandy Dykier, representing Highland Riders, asked what would be the safety of the children in the Riding ring, if the Engines would respond to a call with sirens. How are the horses going to react to the sirens? The Park is the only place that the Highland Riders can put on a show now.
Will Slattery, stated that there would have to be a study on the sirens, but in his opinion it could be made to be less disruptive than sirens being used going down Hacienda Road past The Park. The plan would actually supply more parking for horse trailers than now.
Dick Sands, suggested the possibility that when a call comes in there could be flashing lights that would warn any horse riders.
George Edwardz, Fullerton Road, thanked the Mayor for not using the timer and for the way he was running the meeting. He asked why the City is negotiating price and terms of payment with the La Habra Heights Christian School? Are the negotiations to buy or sell?
City Attorney Levin stated that all she could say, due to it being in Closed Session, was that if we consider the option here, we have to know about using part of the Christian School while some of the building is happening. No deals have been struck.
Mayor Bergman called for intermission at 10:35 p.m. and resumed the meeting at 10:54 p.m.
2:55:00
George Edwardz apologized for thinking the Council was doing things out of public view and for calling low income housing, ghetto housing.
Kathy Sauble, stated that we have a lot of seniors in our City and some of them might need senior or low income housing to stay in our City. She felt that it would be nice if things are sometimes explained in more detail.
Councilmember Vipperman provided the audience with a handout. He explained that this was at no cost to the City and that the people want the Fire Station at the current site and he proceeded to explain his opinion of the steps that would have to happen and in what order it would have to be done. He also showed three possible building solutions at the current site.
Stephen Blagden, stated his concern that Councilmember Vipperman should take in knowledge and stay objective in his decisions. Mr. Blagden stated that the income from selling the other sites and the relocation costs were considered and asked for his proposal for meeting the RHNA numbers and avoiding the $160,000,000 sewer costs.
Nancy Acocks, Dorothea Road, asked why the Senior Housing cannot be at Hacienda and West. She stated that if we build the Fire Station there, she was not sure what they would run into with remediation.
Councilmember Vipperman offered a motion to cease the current focus and move it to the present site, demo the Administration Building and build the Fire Station on that site. Councilmember Baroldi seconded the motion.
Councilmember Millsap stated that there has been much testimony that this is not possible, so when and how do we decide that it is possible. She asked how the remediation is only $100,000.
Councilmember Vipperman stated that he talked to an Architect who estimated $80 to $90,000 to demo and prepare the soil.
Councilmember Millsap asked if that covered removal of the demo and asbestos care.
Councilmember Vipperman stated that he just asked for an estimate and did not have a breakdown of the cost.
Mayor Pro Tem Carroll stated that it cannot be answered tonight whether it can be done and suggested that we have a study session including Council, Staff, and the public and contract experts to ask questions that will not be answered until a month later. The date to be decided.
Mayor Bergman stated that we are getting conflicting information from the experts.
City Manager Bates stated that we are continually looking for ways to refine the costs that we are up against. We would have to do more Geotechnical tests at the present site.
Mayor Bergman thought the Study Session was a good idea. We really need to get all of the information on everything.
City Manager Bates discussed the idea of our Fire Department being self-sufficient. We can do that, but at undetermined cost for all that would be involved. We are a small town.
Councilmember Baroldi stated that if automatic aid is not available, response time from the present site would be a little quicker.
Mayor Bergman stated that he would like to see some computer modeling with response times with the automatic aid agreement for both sites.
Fire Chief Nielsen stated that if we were able to have two sub stations, for each engine we would have to have a backup engine.
The Council discussed the issue of self-sufficiency.
Mayor Bergman stated that the public needs to be better informed.
Councilmember Millsap questioned which experts we are going to believe.
Councilmember Vipperman stated that he has three architects who are willing to build on this site.
City Attorney Levin explained that a site has not been selected yet. The Council directed Staff to focus their investigative efforts on Hacienda and West as the primary site, started the Environmental Analysis there, (which has been stopped), and commenced the Undergrounding Utility District process (which needs a second reading to become effective.) This covers Items 18, 19 and 20 that we need direction on.
Councilmember Carroll noted that Councilmember Vipperman would probably have more support for the present site after the study session.
Councilmember Millsap stated that she was for a study session, but we have to decide which experts we have here and eventually we have to decide who to believe and we shouldnÕt try to answer the questions or make decisions at the first study session. She was of the opinion that it would be difficult to keep the Fire Department running while building is happening.
Mayor Bergman stated that he would like to have Kelly (the Architect) and the Geologist for the questions.
Councilmember Vipperman stated that he wants this to move forward and would like to see a second ArchitectÕs opinion.
Councilmember Baroldi stated that there should be an Architect supporting both sides of the issue.
City Manager Bates commented that the City Engineer is the Contract Manager on a Fire Station that is being built in La Habra.
The suggested dates were May 3 and then May 31.
The Council discussed when the study session could be and they will submit dates they are available to the City Manager.
City Attorney Levin suggested that with the meeting for questions, the residents who could not be at the meeting could put their questions in writing and send them in.
City Manager Bates confirmed that no consultation money is being spent at the present time.
Councilmember Vipperman withdrew his former motion and offered a motion to table Items 18, 19, and 20.
Will Slattery asked if his option for a Station at The Park will be considered. If it is not considered, it would not be appropriate to ask questions about how the noise might affect the horses in the ring. No core samples were taken in that area of The Park.
Mayor Bergman stated that he would like to see it considered if it might be a viable option.
City Attorney Levin stated that the noise effect on horses would have to be specifically asked for in the Environmental Analysis.
Councilmember Vipperman stated that they would need the cost evaluation.
Stephen Blagden, stated that in order to have a Study Session you need to have something to study.
The Council noted that it should be an information gathering meeting with the questions first and later the answers.
Mayor Bergman seconded the motion to withdraw the previous motion and table Items 18, 19 and 20. The motion was approved as follows:
AYES: Baroldi, Bergman, Carroll, Millsap and Vipperman
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
NEW BUSINESS
21. CITY COUNCIL MEMBER – COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION
RECOMMENDATION: Council Policy
Layne Baroldi appointed Tony Liu as a Planning Commissioner.
Howard Vipperman appointed Dr. Alex Hull as a Planning Commissioner.
Brian Bergman kept his appointment of Margarita McCoy as a Planning Commissioner.
Tela Millsap kept her appointment of Larry Black as a Planning Commissioner.
Stan Carroll kept his appointment of Brent Grebbien as a Planning Commissioner.
It was explained that they would leave Larry Black as Chairman until selection of the Chair is on the Agenda for the Council. The Commission will choose the Vice Chair.
Mayor Bergman noted that they still need Planning Commission Alternates.
Mayor Pro Tem Carroll moved that for CALIFORNIA CONTRACT CITIES ASSOCIATION: Delegate - Brian Bergman, Alternate - Stan Carroll. CALIFORNIA JOINT POWERS INSURANCE AUTHORITY: Delegate – Stan Carroll, Alternate – Ron Bates. GATEWAY CITIES COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS GROUP: Delegate – Stan Carroll, Alternate – Brian Bergman. HILLSIDE OPEN SPACE EDUCATION COALITION: Delegate – Layne Baroldi, Alternate – Tela Millsap. L.A. COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT: Delegate – Brian Bergman, Alternate – Layne Baroldi. LEAGUE OF CALIFORNIA CITIES: Delegate – Tela Millsap, Alternate – Howard Vipperman. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF GOVERNMENTS: Delegate – Layne Baroldi, Alternate – Howard Vipperman. WILDLIFE CORRIDOR CONSERVATION AUTHORITY: Delegate – Howard Vipperman, Alternate – Tela Millsap. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Baroldi and approved as follows:
AYES: Baroldi, Bergman, Carroll, Millsap and Vipperman
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
CITY COUNCIL COMMENTS
Mayor Pro Tem Carroll welcomed Layne Baroldi and Howard Vipperman to the Council.
CONTINUED PUBLIC COMMENTS ON ITEMS ON THE AGENDA AND NOT ON THE AGENDA
There were no further Public Comments.
ADJOURNMENT
Mayor Bergman adjourned the April 12, 2007 City Council Meeting at 12:20 p.m.
ATTEST:
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RONALD BATES, CITY CLERK