19900320 Regular City Council Meeting - Minutes
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MINUTES OF THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING
OF THE CITY OF VERNON HELD MARCH 20,
1990 AT 4:45 P.M. IN THE COUNCIL
CHAMBERS OF THE CITY HALL LOCATED
AT 4305 SANTA FE AVENUE, VERNON,
CALIFORNIA
MEMBERS PRESENT: Ybarra, Gonzales, Mccormick, Davis, Malburg (arrived
at 5:40 p.m.)
MEMBERS ABSENT: None
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Pro Tem Ybarra.
It was moved by Gonzales, seconded by Davis, that the minutes
of the City Council Meeting held March 6, 1990, be approved as written
and adopted. Motion carried.
Police Department Activity Log for the period March 1
thru 15, 1990, was presented.
It was moved by McCormick, seconded by Davis, that the
Police Department Activity Log for the period March 1 thru 15, 1990,
be received and filed. Motion carried.
Fire Department Activity Report for the period March 1
thru 15, 1990, was presented.
It was moved by Davis, seconded by McCormick, that the Fire
Department Activity Report for the period March 1 thru 15, 1990, be
received and filed. Motion carried.
Health Department Report for the month of February, 1990, was
presented.
It was moved by Gonzales, seconded by McCormick, that the
Health Department Report for the month of February, 1990, be received
and filed. Motion carried.
A PROCLAMATION of the Mayor and the City Council of the
City of Vernon Commending and Honoring Diana Needham, Mayor of the
City of Cerritos, In Recognition of Her contributions to City
Government Over the Past 12 Years, was read by title by the City Clerk.
It was moved by Gonzales, seconded by Davis, that the Mayor
be authorized to sign the Proclamation Commending and Honoring Diana
Needham and to forward this Proclamation to the City of Cerritos to
the attention of Gaylord F. Knapp, City Manager, so that it may be
presented to Ms. Needham at her upcoming retirement dinner. Motion
carried.
A PROCLAMATION of the Mayor and the City Council of the
City of Vernon Commending and Honoring Barry A. Rabbitt, a City
Councilman of the City of Cerritos, In Recognition of His
Contributions to City Government Over the Past 20 Years, was read by
title by the City Clerk.
It was moved by McCormick, seconded by Davis, that the Mayor
be authorized to sign the Proclamation Commending and Honoring Barry
A. Rabbitt and to forward the Proclamation to the City of Cerritos to
the attention of Gaylord F. Knapp, City Manager, so that it may be
presented to Mr. Rabbitt at his upcoming retirement dinner. Motion
carried.
At this time Mayor Pro Tem Ybarra asked if there was anyone
in the audience who wished to address the City Council on any matters
listed on the agenda other than with regard to Public Hearings.
There was no one in the audience who wished to address the
City Council at this time.
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Communication from victor Vaits, Director of Community
Services, dated March 1, 1990, (deferred from the City Council
Meeting held March 6, 1990) was presented, advising that NI
Industries, Inc. has applied for a Conditional Use Permit for the
expansion of volume of off-site wastes accepted at NI Industries, Inc.
located at 5215 Boyle Avenue, and transmitting the following
supporting documents:
1. Request for a Conditional Use Permit and information
supporting the application;
2. Notice of Intent to Adopt a Negative Declaration and
affidavit of mailing;
3. Environmental Information Form;
4. Engineer's Report;
5. Proposed Negative Declaration;
6. Responses to Notice of Intent to adopt a Negative
Declaration.
The Director of Community Services indicated that it was his
opinion that the proposed operation will pose no adverse effects to
the City of Vernon or any surrounding area, and that the project is
consistent with the General Plan as adopted by the City of Vernon and
will not have a significant effect on the environment in this case
because of mitigation measures he was recommending be required condi-
tions to the granting of the conditional use permit. He recommended
that the City Council determine that:
1. The project is consistent with the General Plan
as adopted by the City of Vernon;
2. That the project will not have a significant
effect on the environment in this case because of
mitigation measures and adopt a Negative Declaration.
It was moved by Gonzales, seconded by McCormick, to open the
Public Hearing to consider an application for a Conditional Use
Permit from N.I. Industries to allow an expansion in the volume of
off-site hazardous waste accepted at their existing facility located
at 5215 Boyle Avenue, Vernon, the time being 5:06 p.m. Motion
carried.
Victor vaits addressed the City Council and summarized this
matter for their consideration.
Mr. Vaits referred to written comments from the Los Angeles
School District and the State of California Department of Health
Services.
Communication from victor Vaits, Director of Community
Services, dated March 14, 1990, was presented, advising that N.I.
Industries, Inc. has applied for a Conditional Use Permit to allow an
expansion in the volume of off-site hazardous wastes accepted at their
facility at 5215 Boyle Avenue, and transmitting the following
supporting documents:
1. Notice of Public Hearing, copies of notification
letters to owners and tenants in the area and
affidavits of posting and mailing.
2. Additional responses to Notice of Intent to adopt
a Negative Declaration.
Mr. vaits also advised that documents which were previously submitted
to City Council during the city council meeting of March 6, 1990 con-
sisted of a request for a Conditional Use Permit and information
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supporting the permit application including an Operations Plan, Contin-
gency Plan, statement on the geology and flooding possibilities, Waste
Analysis Plan, Environmental Risk Assessment, Closure Plan, Traffic
study, and Personnel Training. Also submitted was a Notice of Intent
to Adopt a Negative Declaration and Affidavit of Mailing, Environmental
Information Form, Engineer's Report, proposed Negative Declaration and
responses to the Notice of Intent to Adopt a Negative Declaration.
He further indicated that the California Department of Health Services
and the County Sanitation District have both issued permits to N.I.
Industries, Inc. for the operation of this facility, and it is Mr.
Vaits's opinion that all environmental aspects with regard to the
operation of the facility have been, or will be, reviewed by these
agencies. N.I. Industries, Inc. has been operating this facility for
approximately eight years and are not proposing to increase its
capacity; therefore, their operation is viewed by Mr. Vaits as a
grand fathered use. Review of this facility has concentrated on the
transportation issues associated with the proposed expansion in the
volume of off-site untreated wastes accepted at the facility.
It is the opinion of Mr. Vaits that the proposed operation will pose
no adverse effects to the City of Vernon or any other surrounding
area. He also advises that the project is consistent with the General
Plan as adopted by the City of Vernon and will not have a significant
effect on the environment. Therefore, based on the aforementioned
information it is hereby recommended that the City Council determine:
1. That the project is consistent with the General
Plan as adopted by the City of Vernon.
2. That the project will not have a significant effect
on the environment because of mitigation measures
and adopt a Negative Declaration.
It is further recommended that the Conditional Use Permit be granted
contingent upon the following conditions:
1. The facility shall be operated in accordance with
the appropriate codes, rules, regulations, permit
fees and business license fees as adopted by the
City of Vernon and all Federal, State or local
control agencies;
2. The facility shall employ and maintain an emergency
response team for the purpose of responding to any
spills on site or on City streets, of substances
designated for processing at the facility. The
emergency operations plan shall be approved by the
City of Vernon Health and Fire Departments;
3. Existing structures on the site must meet all
current uniform code requirements as adopted by
the City of Vernon;
4. Vehicles hauling hazardous materials to and from
the project site shall be limited to the routes
shown on Attached Exhibit "A";
5. The property shall be landscaped as approved by the
Director of Community Services;
6. All on site areas subject to a possible spill must
be paved with Portland Cement Concrete and surrounded
by impervious sidewalls with sufficient capacity to
contain spills and to prevent rainwater from carrying
pollutants to ground or surface waters;
7. Approval must be secured from Regional Water Quality
Control Board for any surface drainage water that
enters storm drain system;
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8. All necessary permits and approvals must be obtained
from applicable Federal and state agencies including
but not limited to the Los Angeles County Sanitation
District and the California Department of Health
Services. All permits shall be secured prior to the
acceptance of any off-site wastes.
9. A 50 foot curb return with sidewalk and handicap ramp
shall be constructed at the northwest corner of Boyle
Avenue and 54th Street. Sufficient right-of-way shall
be deeded to the City for the construction. All cracked
All cracked or broken curb, gutter, sidewalk, driveway
or curb drains shall be repaired as directed by the Dir-
ector of Community Services. Where parking adjoins a
public street a masonry wall not less than 30 inches in
height or a landscaped area a minimum of four feet in
width shall be constructed, except at driveways, walk-
ways or where other openings are necessary.
Communication from Victor Vaits, Director of Community
Services, dated March 15, 1990, was presented, advising that the Los
Angeles Unified School District has submitted comments on Initial
Study/Negative Declaration regarding N.I. Industries hazardous waste
treatment facility. The District, in their comments, raised various
questions and indicated that in their opinion the project will have a
significant effect on the environment. Mr. vaits has reviewed the
District's comments and the fact sheet prepared by N.I. Industries in
response to the District's Comments, and it is his opinion that N.I.
Industries has properly evaluated and clarified all questions raised
by the District and he (Mr. Vaits) agrees with their conclusions.
Further, it is the opinion of Mr. vaits that since we are dealing with
an existing facility and no expansion of the facility is considered
under this Conditional Use Permit, except for transportation related
matters, an Environmental Impact Report is not required. A Negative
Declaration with mitigating measures as stated in the conditions for
granting the Conditional Use Permit is appropriate for this project.
The City Clerk asked Mr. vaits if, in the eight years this
plant has been operating, there have been any problems.
Mr. vaits advised there were problems in the past but they
were all corrected and there is nothing of any concern at this time.
The City Clerk asked if there was any other facility of this
sort in the area.
Mr. Vaits replied yes, Chem Tech on Bandini Boulevard and
Downey Road.
The City Clerk asked if N.I. is expanding their facility
or any other thing of that sort or are they just changing the source
or location of the waste.
Mr. Vaits advised that previously it was just waste that came
from their operations but now it will be coming from other areas or
locations outside of their facility.
Councilman Gonzales commented that the State has a concern
with certain types of chemicals that may be transported to this area or
facility.
Mr. Vaits advised they will be treating the same type of
wastes in the future as they are now; there is going to be no change
in the type of waste.
Councilman Gonzales asked once the material is treated, is
the danger reduced or diminished.
Mr. Vaits replied that yes, once it is treated the hazard is
reduced or eliminated.
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Councilman Davis asked if N.I. had been fined by the
Sanitation Department.
Mr. Vaits said in the past, yes, but corrections were made
and there are no areas of concern at this time.
At this time the Mayor Pro Tem asked if there was anyone in
the audience who wished to address the City Council on this matter.
Bob Toering, President of N. I. Industries, Inc., indicated
that no problems existed with the County Sanitation District at this
time. He stated that the company wants to make use of their presently
available capacity and are not increasing their capacity in any way at
this time. Mr. Toering submitted a letter for the Council's review
from "Heal the Bay" addressed to him which expressed concern with the
quality of the Santa Monica Bay and supported the project.
Mr. Toering also advised that Chem-Tech treats organic waste
while his company treats inorganic waste. All waste will be trans-
ported by a licensed waste hauler. Mr. Toering referred to a form
letter that he recommended be issued to all hazardous waste customers
with regard to routes that must be taken when transporting waste in
and out of the City; our application is for increasing the amount of
off-site waste to be taken at the facility but not an increase in the
capacity. Mr. Toering had no further comments at this time.
Warren Schmuki, a representative from Congressman Matthew
Martinez's office, addressed the Council advising that his office
fully supports the application and the facility.
Frank Villalobos, from the "Coalition Against the Prisons"
addressed the Council and stated that this project is an attempt to
bring about a better environment for this area; however, it is our
feeling that there is a cumulative effect that this is going to have
on your surrounding communities. Most of this waste will be coming
from the immediate northern area: Boyle Heights, Glendale, and East
Los Angeles. We are appealing to you to consider how this affects us
all now and in the future. The route plan is our major concern. But
did indicate support for the project.
Ms. Aurora Castillo, on behalf of "Mothers of East Los
Angeles" addressed the Council and stated that presently the aroma and
stink in the area is offensive and in addition to this we are now
bringing in hazardous/metal waste and slush and Huntington Park,
Vernon, and Boyle Heights will be greatly affected during the work
day. Ms. Castillo referred to a documentary on Channel 28, "Year
2000" with regard to the same type of situation in Maryland and
indicated that she did not support the project.
Miguel Mendivel addressed the Council on behalf of Assembly-
woman Lucille Roybal-Allarde advising that she presently neither
opposes or endorses this project; however, she is concerned with the
affect it will have on the general public and any consideration you
can give this aspect will be appreciated.
Leonis Malburg arrived at 5:40 p.m. and proceeded to chair
the meeting.
Mayor Malburg asked if there were any other questions or
comments from the audience.
Mr. Toering addressed the City Council and stated that he
had a copy of the Channel 28 documentary Ms. Castillo spoke of if the
City Council would like to view it. He also had a copy of the
transcript of the program for the Council's review if it wished.
Ms. Castillo advised that she lived in the surrounding area
and is around this all the time and the concern is the affect it will
have now and in the future.
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Councilman Gonzales asked Mr. vaits that if this request is
granted, are there still other permits that are needed or is every-
thing secured at this time.
Mr. vaits replied that the County Sanitation District and
State Health Department permits are needed at this time; however N.I.
does have interim permits at this time. They also need a permit from
the Air Quality Management District as part of his recommended
conditions.
It was moved by McCormick, seconded by Ybarra, to close the
Public Hearing with regard to N.I. Industries, Inc., the time being 6
p.m. Motion carried.
David B. Brearley, City Attorney, addressed the City Council
and suggested that this matter should be continued to next week so that
staff could address the matters that came before the Council during the
the Public Hearing.
It was moved by Gonzales, seconded by Davis, to continue the
matter of N.I. Industries, Inc.'s application for a Conditional Use
Permit to March 27, 1990. Motion carried.
RESOLUTION NO. 5730 - A Resolution of the City Council of
the City of Vernon Granting a Conditional Use Permit to Allow N.I.
Industries, Inc. to Expand the Volume of Off-site Hazardous Wastes
Accepted at its Existing Hazardous Waste Treatment Facility at 5215
Boyle Avenue, was presented.
It was moved by McCormick, seconded by Ybarra, that
Resolution No. 5730 be continued to March 27, 1990.
RESOLUTION NO. 5718 - A Resolution of the City Council of
the City of Vernon Approving and Authorizing the Execution of a Firm
Power Sale Agreement By and Between the City of Vernon and the Salt
River Project Agricultural Improvement and Power District, was pre-
sented. (Deferred from the City Council Meeting held March 6, 1990.)
David B. Brearley, City Attorney, requested that this matter
be removed from the agenda.
It was moved by Ybarra, seconded by Davis, that Resolution
No. 5718 be removed from the agenda. Motion carried.
ORDINANCE NO. 986 - An Ordinance of the city Council of
the City of Vernon Amending the Code of the City of Vernon by Adding
Section 12A.20 to Chapter 12A of Said Code Relating to the Sale of
Aerosol Paint Containers and the Storage Thereof, was read by title
for a Second and Final Reading.
It was moved by Ybarra, seconded by McCormick, that
Ordinance No. 986 be approved and adopted. Motion carried.
Ayes:
Noes:
Absent:
Malburg, Ybarra, McCormick, Gonzales, Davis
None
None
Communication from Bruce V. Malkenhorst, Director of
Finance, dated March 15, 1990, was presented, transmitting the Minutes
of the Adjourned Regular Finance Committee Meeting held March 12, 1990
for approval of the recommendations contained therein.
It was moved by McCormick, seconded by Gonzales, that the
Minutes of the Adjourned Regular Finance Committee Meeting held March
12, 1990, be approved as indicated. Motion carried.
RESOLUTION NO. 5728 - A Resolution of the City Council of
the City of Vernon Establishing Health and Permit Fees Applicable to
all Permits Granted by the City of Vernon Pursuant to Section 11.25,
13.7, 13.31 and 25.12 of the Vernon City Code and Repealing Resolution
No. 5482, was presented.
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It was moved by Ybarra, seconded by Davis, that Resolution
No. 5728 be approved and adopted. Motion carried.
RESOLUTION NO. 5729 - A Resolution of the City Council of
the City of Vernon Establishing Hazardous Materials Establishment
Permit and Application Fees in Accordance with Sections 13.54 and
13.55 of the Vernon City Code, was presented.
It was moved by Gonzales, seconded by Ybarra, that
Resolution No. 5729 be approved and adopted. Motion carried.
RESOLUTION NO. 5734 - A Resolution of the City Council of
the City of Vernon Providing for Salary, Automobile and Expense
Allowances for Members of the City Council of the City of Vernon
Effective May 1, 1990 and Repealing all Resolutions or Parts of
Resolutions Not Consistent With or In Conflict with This Resolution,
was presented.
It was moved by McCormick, seconded by Ybarra, that
Resolution No. 5734 be approved and adopted. Notion carried.
RESOLUTION NO. 5735 - A Resolution of the City Council of
the City of Vernon Amending Exhibit "A", Schedule II, Pages 9 and 15,
of Resolution No. 5641, Which Fixed the Compensation for Certain
Employees of Said City and Authorized Certain Expense Allowances, was
presented.
It was moved by Davis, seconded by Gonzales, that Resolution
No. 5735 be approved and adopted. Motion carried.
Communication from Bruce V. Malkenhorst, Director of
Personnel, dated March 15, 1990, was presented, transmitting the
Agenda for the Personnel Committee Meeting to be held March 19, 1990.
It was moved by Gonzales, seconded by Ybarra, that the
recommendations listed on the Agenda for the Personnel Committee
Meeting held March 19, 1990, be approved as indicated. Motion
carried.
Communication from David B. Brearley, City Attorney,
dated March 15, 1990, was presented, recommending that the City
Council approve (1) a Crossing Agreement between the City of Vernon
and the Union Pacific Railroad and (2) an Indemnification Agreement
between Crow-Copley-Vernon #1 Associates and the City of Vernon and
adopt the following resolutions respecting said agreements:
It was moved by McCormick, seconded by Davis, that the
communication from the City Attorney dated March 15, 1990, be received
and filed and his recommendation be approved. Motion carried.
RESOLUTION NO. 5732 - A Resolution of the City Council of
the City of Vernon Approving and Authorizing the Execution of an
Agreement with Crow-Copley-Vernon #1 Associates for the
Indemnification of the City of Vernon in the Installation of a Public
Road Crossing at Malburg Way and Slauson Avenue, was presented.
It was moved by Ybarra, seconded by MCCormick, that
Resolution No. 5732 be approved and adopted. Motion carried.
RESOLUTION NO. 5733 - A Resolution of the City Council of
the City of Vernon Approving and Authorizing the Execution of a
Crossing Agreement By and Between the Union Pacific Railroad Company
and the City of Vernon for the Installation and Use of a Railroad
Crossing at Malburg Way and Slauson Avenue, was presented.
It was moved by Gonzales, seconded by Davis, that Resolution
No. 5733 be approved and adopted. Motion carried.
Communication from Stephen Graves, General Manager of
CalTex Plastics, dated February 27, 1990, requesting the City to
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consider their request for a change in their electric service schedule
from Schedule GS-2 to Schedule TOU-V, was presented.
It was moved by Ybarra, seconded by Gonzales, that the
communication from Stephen Graves be referred back to staff for further
study and report to the Finance Committee. Motion carried.
Communication from Bruce V. Malkenhorst, City Clerk,
dated March 5, 1990, was presented, requesting authority and funds for
himself and Mayor Pro Tem Thomas Ybarra to attend the California
Contract cities Annual Seminar in Palm Springs, May 17-20, 1990, with
an expense allowance of $570 each.
It was moved by McCormick, seconded by Davis, that authority
be granted for the aforementioned city officials to attend the
California Contract Cities Annual Seminar in Palm Springs, May 17-20,
1990, with an expense allowance of $570 each. Motion carried.
Communication from Bruce V. Malkenhorst, City Clerk,
dated March 5, 1990, was presented, requesting authority and funds for
Councilmembers Larry Gonzales, William Davis and Michael McCormick to
attend the California Contract cities Annual Seminar in Palm Springs,
May 17-20, 1990, with an expense allowance of $847.95 each.
It was moved by Ybarra, seconded by Davis, that authority be
granted for the aforementioned city officials to attend the California
Contract cities Annual Seminar in Palm Springs, May 17-20, 1990, with
an expense allowance of $847.95 each. Motion carried.
Communication from Bruce V. Malkenhorst, City Clerk,
dated March 5, 1990, was presented, requesting authority and funds for
Joan Francone, Risk Manager, to attend the Society for Human Resource
Management Seminar in Long Beach, April 5, 1990, with an expense
allowance of $320.25.
It was moved by McCormick, seconded by Gonzales, that
authority be granted to issue warrant to Joan Francone in the amount
of $320.25 for her attendance at the Society for Human Resource
Management Seminar in Long Beach, April 5, 1990. Motion carried.
Communication from Fire Chief Larry Spadt, dated January
31, 1990, was presented, requesting authority and funds for Battalion
Chiefs Lynn Telford and Richard Wiles to attend the California
Training Officers 13th Annual Workshop in San Jose, April 16 thru 20,
1990, with an expense allowance of $868 and $453 respectively.
It was moved by Gonzales, seconded by Davis, that authority
be granted to issue warrants to Lynn Telford and Richard Wiles in the
amounts of $868 and $453 respectively for their attendance at the
California Training Officers 13th Annual Workshop in San Jose, April
16 thru 20, 1990. Motion carried.
Communication from Fire Chief Larry Spadt, dated January
31, 1990, was presented, requesting authority and funds to attend the
1990 California Fire Administration Conference in Palm Springs, April
30 thru May 4, 1990, with an expense allowance of $755.00.
It was moved by Ybarra, seconded by McCormick, that author-
ity be granted to issue warrant to Larry Spadt in the amount of $755
for his attendance at the 1990 California Fire Administration Confer-
ence in Palm Springs, April 30 thru May 4, 1990. Motion carried.
Communication from Bruce V. Malkenhorst, City Clerk,
dated March 13, 1990, was presented, requesting authority and funds
for Gloria Orosco, Chief Deputy City Clerk, to attend the City Clerk's
Association Annual Seminar in San Diego, April 24-27, 1990, with an
expense allowance of $819.65.
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It was moved by Gonzales, seconded by Davis, that authority
be granted to issue warrant to Gloria Orosco in the amount of $819.65
for her attendance at the City Clerk's Association Annual Seminar in
San Diego, April 24-27, 1990. Motion carried.
Communication from Norman Michiels, Director of
Environmental Health, dated March 13, 1990, was presented, requesting
authority and funds for Lewis Pozzebon, Chief Deputy Director of
Environmental Health, to attend the conference on Waste Management
in the 1990's in San Francisco, April 10 and 11, 1990, with an expense
allowance of $513.00.
It was moved by Ybarra, seconded by McCormick, that
authority be granted to issue warrant to Lewis Pozzebon in the amount
of $513 for his attendance at the conference on Waste Management in
San Francisco, April 10 and 11, 1990. Motion carried.
Communication from Victor Vaits, Director of Community
Services, dated March 14, 1990, was presented, advising that Contract
No. 498 (Traffic Signal Installation, Santa Fe Avenue and 48th
Street), has been completed. The total contract amount is
$62,598.00, none of which has been paid. A final partial payment of
$56,338.20 is now due with the remaining ten percent, $6,259.80,
payable thirty-five days after acceptance. It is hereby recommended
that the work be accepted and authority be granted to pay the
contractor, Steiny and Company, Inc., P.O. Box 8100, Baldwin Park,
California 91706.
It was moved by Ybarra, seconded by Davis, that the
communication from the Director of Community Services dated March 14,
1990, be received and filed and his recommendation be approved.
Motion carried.
RESOLUTION NO. 5731 -
of the City of Vernon Accepting
in Accordance with Contract No.
presented.
A Resolution of the City Council
the Work of Steiny and Company, Inc.
498 of the City of Vernon, was
It was moved by Gonzales, seconded by McCormick, that
Resolution No. 5731 be approved and adopted. Motion carried.
WARRANT REGISTER NO. 785 covering claims and demands
presented during the period of March 1 thru 15, 1990, drawn on the
First Interstate Bank totaling $396,811.96, which includes Demand Nos.
26688 thru 26872 (inclusive); excluding Light & Power Demands and Void
Demands as listed below (accounting period March, 1990), was examined
and audited:
26692
26697
26698
26715
26718
26719
26720
26721
26722
26723
26724
26725
26820
It was
Register No. 785
demands totaling
Motion carried.
moved by Davis, seconded by Ybarra, that Warrant
be approved and payment authorized for claims and
$396,811.96 excluding Light & Power Demands.
WARRANT REGISTER NO. 785 covering claims and demands
presented during the period of March 1 thru 15, 1990, drawn on the
First Interstate Bank totaling $2,811,954.67, which includes Light &
Power Demand Nos. as listed below (accounting period March, 1990), was
examined and audited:
26691 26707 26727 26755 26776 26794 26821 26840 26862
26694 26711 26732 26759 26777 26802 26827 26844 26867
26695 26712 26733 26761 26778 26806 26829 26846 26868
26696 26713 26736 26767 26780 26810 26833 26848 26872
26702 26714 26739 26769 26782 26811 26834 26852
26703 26717 26744 26770 26791 26813 26838 26856
26705 26726 26749 26773 26792 26815 26839 26857
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It was moved by Mccormick, seconded by Gonzales, that
Warrant Register No. 785 be approved and payment authorized for claims
and demands totaling $2,811,954.67. Motion carried. Councilman Davis
abstained from voting and disqualified himself because it is rea-
sonably foreseeable that the decision may have a material financial
effect on his source of income.
PAYROLL WARRANT REGISTER NO. 401 covering claims and demands
presented during the period of January 14 thru February 10, 1990,
drawn on the First Interstate Bank totaling $1,110,220.91 which
includes Demand Nos. 5662 thru 5690 (inclusive), (accounting period
February, 1990), was examined and audited:.
It was moved by Davis, seconded by Ybarra, that Payroll
Warrant Register No. 401 be approved and payment authorized for
demands totaling $1,110,220.91. Motion carried.
Consideration of claim of Wanis Assadourian.
Consideration of claim of Dolores Staniforth,
The City Clerk advised that the above two matters should be
deferred to Closed Session later this date.
It was moved by McCormick, seconded by Ybarra, that the
Council recess to Closed Session, Attorney/Client privilege, pursuant
to Government Code Sections 54956.9(a) and 54956.9(b) (1) the time being
6:50 p.m. Motion carried.
All persons with the exception of the City Attorney and the
City Clerk were excluded from Closed Session.
The Mayor ordered all communications to and from Closed
Session deemed privileged and confidential.
Councilman Davis was excused from Closed Session at 7:10 p.m.
Councilman Davis resumed his seat on the Council at 7:26 p.m.
It was moved by MCCormiCk, seconded by Ybarra, that the
Council go out of Closed Session and resume regular session, the time
being 7:40 p.m. Motion carried.
It was moved by McCormick, seconded by Davis, that the timely
claim of Wanis Assadourian be denied. Motion carried.
It was moved by Ybarra, seconded by Gonzales, that the timely
claim of Dolores Staniforth be denied. Motion carried.
There being no further business to come before the Council at
this time it was moved by Ybarra, seconded by McCormiCk, that the
meeting adjourn to Tuesday, March 27, at 5:00 p.m. Motion carried.
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Bruce V. Malkenhorst, City Clerk
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ORDER OF ADJOURNMENT OF MEETING
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OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF VERNON
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I hereby certify that a regular meeting of the City Council of
the City of Vernon, held _ T'::.e~d~-.!_ M~h _~O, 1990
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XNK in the Council Chamber of the City Hall, located at 4305 Santa Fe
Avenue, Vernon, California, was adjourned by Order of the City Council
(quorum present) until _Tu..:~<!.ay ..!.__Ma~cq 20_!990__________,xBgex,
at _~: 00___ o'clock p. m., in the Council Chamber of the City Hall,
located at 4305 Santa Fe Avenue, Vernon, California.
BR~~illENHORST-----~-
City Administrator leity Clerk
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