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SUMMARY
BERKELEY
CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING
TUESDAY,
APRIL 23, 2002
Roll Call: 7:11
p.m. All present.
Ceremonial
Matters:
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Proclamation
Celebrating Young Americans and Dia de los Ninos (held over to
April 29, 2002)
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Proclamation
for National Child Abuse Prevention Month
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Proclamation
for Child Care Appreciation and the Bananas organization (held over
to April 29, 2002)
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Proclamation
for Peace
Action:
Proclamations b and d presented.
Proclamations a and c held over to meeting of April 29, 2002.
Comments
from the City Manager:
The
Berkeley Bay Festival will be on April 27, 2002 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at
the Berkeley Marina. There
will be many activities, including music, boats and information on
exciting family outings and summer programs.
See the City’s website at www.ci.berkeley.ca.us
for detailed information.
The
Special Council meeting to discuss the Eastshore State Park Draft Plan on
April 30, 2002, has been relocated to the Berkeley Community Theater, 1930
Allston Way, at 7 p.m.
Comments
from the Public: 10
speakers.
Action:
Moved, seconded, carried (Worthington/Armstrong) to adopt the
Consent Calendar in one motion except as indicated:
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Confidentiality
of Taxpayer Information (CF
75-01) (first
reading 04/16/02 –unanimous)
From:
City Manager
Recommendation:
Adopt second reading of an Ordinance adding Chapter 7.26 to the
Berkeley Municipal Code (BMC) to protect all confidential information
provided by taxpayers to the City, and repealing Section 9.04.090.
Contact:
Fran David, Finance, 981-7300
Action:
Adopted Ordinance No. 6683–N.S.
Effective May 23, 2002.
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Lease
Agreement for 1900 Addison Street
(first reading
04/16/02 –unanimous)
From: City Manager
Recommendation:
Adopt second reading of an Ordinance authorizing the City
Manager to execute a twenty-one month lease agreement and any
necessary amendments with Sasha Shamzad for real property located at
1900 Addison Street, in an amount not to exceed $232,115 including
monthly lease payments, operating expenses, property taxes, insurance
and minor tenant improvements to house the offices of Youth Works,
Police Review Commission, and other personnel and activities as may be
required; and approving two additional two-year options to extend the
term of the lease.
Contact: Rene Cardinaux, Public Works, 981-6300
Action:
Adopted Ordinance No. 6684–N.S.
Effective May 23, 2002.
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Amendment
To Creeks Ordinance Definition Of “Creek” And Adding A Provision
To Allow For The Establishment Of Fees
(CF 55-01)
From:
City Manager
Recommendation:
Adopt first reading of an Ordinance amending Berkeley Municipal
Code (BMC) section 1 7.08.030.A to redefine “creek” allowing the
City to maintain maps reflecting the presence of such creeks for the
guidance of the public and adding a provision to allow for the
establishment of fees for the administration of the chapter.
Contact: Manuela Albuquerque, City Attorney, 981-6950
Action:
Withdrawn by the City Manager.
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Creation
Of Sick And Vacation Payouts Fund
From:
City Manager
Recommendation:
Adopt a Resolution establishing Fund 878 as the Sick and
Vacation Payouts Fund for the purpose of accounting for payouts of
unused and terminal sick and vacation benefits.
Contact:
Phil Kamlarz, Deputy City Manager, 981-7000
Action:
Adopted Resolution No. 61,518–N.S.
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Berkeley
Boosters Request for An Advance of $50,000 from FY 2003 Contract Funds
From: City Manager
Recommendation:
Adopt a Resolution advancing $50,000 from the FY 2003 Berkeley
Boosters contract funds to bridge the gap in securing grant funds and
reduce the FY 2003 contract by the same amount.
Contact:
Phil Kamlarz, Deputy City Manager, 981-7000
Action:
Adopted Resolution No. 61,519–N.S. as revised.
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Amendment
To FY 2002 Annual Appropriations Ordinance
From:
City Manager
Recommendation:
Adopt first reading of an Ordinance amending Annual
Appropriations Ordinance No. 6635-N.S. for Fiscal Year 2002 based upon
changes in funding in the amount of $3,681,796.
Contact:
Phil Kamlarz, Deputy City Manager, 981-7000
Action:
Adopted first reading of Ordinance.
Second reading scheduled for May 14, 2002.
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Savo
Island Project Area Loan Agreement
From: City Manager
Recommendation:
Adopt a Resolution authorizing the amendment to the loan
agreement between the Berkeley Redevelopment Agency and the City
Retiree Medical Trust Fund in the amount of $600,000 to provide
assistance to affordable housing development located in or outside the
Savo Island project area and approve findings pursuant to Health and
Safety Code Section 33334.2(g).
Contact:
Phil Kamlarz, Deputy City Manager, 981-7000
Action:
Adopted Resolution No. 61,520–N.S.
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Grant:
Federal Emergency Management Agency Assistance To Firefighters
From:
City Manager
Recommendation:
Adopt a Resolution authorizing the City Manager to apply for
and accept a grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
Assistance to Firefighters Grant Program in the amount of $241,823 to
fund program activities in Fire Operations and Firefighter Safety.
Contract:
Reginald Garcia, Fire, 981-3473
Action:
Adopted Resolution No. 61,521–N.S.
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Purchase
Order Increase For Lincoln Pool Supplies
From:
City Manager
Recommendation:
Adopt a Resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute a
Purchase Order and any amendments with Lincoln Pool Supplies for pool
chemicals and equipment for a period of three years, through June 30,
2004, in an annual amount not to exceed $55,000, with approved
inflationary adjustments in Fiscal Years 2003 and 2004.
Contact:
Lisa Caronna, Parks and Waterfront, 981-6700
Action:
Adopted Resolution No. 61,522–N.S.
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Contract:
Sports Court Renovation
From:
City Manager
Recommendation:
Adopt a Resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute an
amendment to contract with Vintage Contractors, Inc. for sports court
renovations at Cedar Rose Park and Strawberry Creek Park to increase
amount by $58,000, for a total not to exceed $248,000 for the period
ending January 10, 2003.
Contact:
Lisa Caronna, Parks and Waterfront, 981-6700
Action:
Adopted Resolution No. 61,523–N.S.
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Purchase
Order: Radio Equipment
From:
City Manager
Recommendation:
Adopt a Resolution authorizing the sole source purchase of
radio equipment from MCE East Bay, Apex Industry Service, Inc. for
purchase of replacement parts and base station radios for various City
vehicles in an amount not to exceed $151,000 for the period July 1,
2001 through June 30, 2002.
Contact: Rene Cardinaux, Public Works, 981-6300
Action:
Adopted Resolution No. 61,524–N.S.
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Contract:
Green Building Design Assistance Services
From:
City Manager
Recommendation:
Adopt
a Resolution authorizing the City Manager to waive competitive
solicitation requirements and execute a contract and any amendments
with the Green Resource Center (GRC) to provide green building design
assistance to commercial development, to develop GRC organizational
and fundraising capacity, and to develop a construction waste
diversion plan, in an amount not to exceed $50,000 from April 16, 2002
through June 30, 2003.
Contact:
Weldon Rucker, City Manager, 981-7000
Action:
Adopted Resolution No. 61,525–N.S.
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Support
AB 2242 Increasing State’s Minimum Wage and Expanding Penalties for
Violations
From:
Mayor Dean
Recommendation:
Support AB 2242 that increases the penalties for violations of
the State minimum wage law and that, as now being revised, will
include indexing of the State minimum wage to inflation, and request
that the City Clerk notify our Sacramento legislators and lobbyist of
the City’s support. Include
in this correspondence a recommendation for vastly improved
enforcement measures, as discussed below.
Contact:
Shirley Dean, Mayor, 981-7100
Action:
Approved recommendation.
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Approve
the Substitution of the Public Art Sculpture, the Peace Bell for
the Previously Approved Sculpture, Millennia
From: Mayor Dean
Recommendation:
Approve the substitution of the Peace Bell for the
previously approved work, Millennia.
Contact:
Shirley Dean, Mayor, 981-7100
Action:
Approved recommendation.
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Discontinue
Use by Knapp Excavators, Inc. for the Storage of Landfill in the
Waterfront Area South of University Avenue Known as The Brickyard
From:
Mayor Dean and Councilmembers Olds and Hawley
Recommendation:
Request that the City Manager review the Use Permit of
Knapp Excavators, Inc. and determine if and how the existing permit
for this use can be terminated; if appropriate, write a letter to the
East Bay Regional Parks District (EBRPD) requesting the discontinuance
of the use by Knapp Excavators of the waterfront area south of
University Avenue known as the Brickyard for landfill storage, such
discontinuance to be accomplished as soon as possible.
If writing a letter to the Parks District is not the
appropriate action, the Manager is requested to report to the Council
on what other action it should take to terminate this use.
The Manager is requested to report back to the Council on the
outcome.
Contact:
Shirley Dean, Mayor, 981-7100; Betty Olds, Councilmember
District 6; Miriam Hawley, Councilmember District 5, 981-7150
Action:
Approved recommendation.
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Fee
Waiver: West Berkeley
Market
From:
Councilmembers Maio and Breland
Recommendation:
Adopt a Resolution waiving all fees including the
application, sound and food sales permit fees for the West Berkeley
Market’s five Sunday festivals (June 2, July 14, August 11,
September 15, October 27) being sponsored by the West Berkeley
Neighborhood Development Corporation (WBNDC).
Contact:
Linda Maio, District 1, 981-7110; Margaret Breland, District 2,
981-7120
Action:
Adopted Resolution No. 61,526–N.S.
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Fee
Waiver: Co-Sponsorship of
19th Annual Himalayan Fair
From:
Councilmembers Maio and Hawley
Recommendation:
Adopt a Resolution 1) cosponsoring
and waiving all fees associated with the event scheduled for May 25 to
May 26 at Live Oak Park. These
fees shall include the park usage fee for Live Oak Park, the rent fee
for the Live Oak Recreation Center, sound permit fees for Saturday and
Sunday, May 25 and 26 from 1 to 5 p.m. and food permit fees and 2)
waiving Berkeley Municipal Code (BMC) Section 20.24.040 to permit two
banners to be hung over or near Shattuck Avenue, to be placed in
consultation with staff.
Contact:
Linda Maio, District 1, 981-7110; Mim Hawley, District 5,
981-7150
Action:
Adopted Resolution No. 61,527–N.S. revised to delete 2
above.
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Possible
Discontinuation of East Bay Certified Nurse-Midwife Panel at Alta
Bates Medical Center
From:
Mayor Dean
Recommendation:
Ask the City Clerk to write to Warren Kirk, President and CEO
of Alta Bates Summit Medical Center (Alta Bates), affirming Mayor
Dean’s letter of April 10, 2002, expressing its distress at the
possible loss of certified nurse-midwife services in the area, and
urging Alta Bates and other pertinent parties to meet to discuss ways
for these services to continue.
Contact:
Shirley Dean, Mayor, 981-7100
Action:
Approved recommendation.
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California
Renter Rights, Protections, and Housing Assistance Bills
From:
Councilmember Worthington
Recommendation:
Support the California Renters Rights, Protection, and
Housing Assistance Bills AB 2330, SB 1403, and SB 1227 and send
letters to Assemblymembers Dion Arorner and Carol Migden, Senator Don
Perata, Senator Kuehl, Senator Burton and Governor Gray Davis.
Contact: Kriss Worthington, District 7, 981-7170
Action:
Approved recommendation.
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Save
Our Starving Artists
From:
Councilmember Worthington
Recommendation:
Refer to the City Manager what steps the City can take to
assist these artists to continue to live in Berkeley including but not
limited to: 1) provide staff advice to the artists to evaluate the
feasibility of forming a co-op to purchase the building, 2)
consider creating a policy and procedure for waving
requirements for seismic strengthening (if required), and 3) consider
waiving requirements for timing of seismic retrofit if building
purchased by resident tenants.
Contact: Kriss Worthington, District 7, 981-7170
Action:
Removed from Consent Calendar by Councilmember Olds and held
over to a Special Council meeting of April 29, 2002.
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Oppose
Funding and Building of Delano II Prison
From: Councilmember Worthington
Recommendation:
Adopt a Resolution against the funding and building of
Delano II Prison.
Contact: Kriss Worthington, District 7, 981-7170
Action:
Adopted Resolution No. 61,528–N.S. (Abstain - Olds)
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Increase
in Underrepresented Minority Student Enrollment and the Elimination of
the SAT Requirement in the University of California System
From: Councilmember Worthington
Recommendation:
Adopt a Resolution calling for an increase in
underrepresented minority student enrollment and the elimination of
the SAT requirement in the University of California system.
Contact: Kriss Worthington, District 7, 981-7170
Action:
Adopted Resolution No. 61,529–N.S. (Abstain –
Armstrong, Olds)
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Charter
Amendment To Extend Time To Redistrict After Decennial Census And
Consolidating Council, Mayoral And Auditor Elections To Coincide With
The Redistricting Cycles
From:
Councilmember Dona Spring
Recommendation:
Add an amendment to the April 16, 2002 recommendation from Mayor Dean to
change the effective date of redistricting by the Council requesting
that the City Manager develop a charter amendment which would allow
redistricting to occurs up to two years after the decennial census if
necessary; and in order to prevent bifurcation of the residents in new
and future redistricting plans, align all the council district
elections as well as the mayoral election in the year 2004.
This charter amendment should be placed on the Nov. 2002 ballot
to be effective at the next round of redistricting.
The change would not effect the current adopted redistricting
plan.
Contact:
Dona Spring, District 4, 981-7140
Action:
Held over to a Special Council meeting on April 29, 2002.
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Strengthening
The Creeks Preservation Ordinance
From:
Councilmember Dona Spring
Recommendation: Request
that the City Attorney return by the first meeting in July with a
finalized version of the revised Creek Preservation ordinance that
will better protect our creeks to prevent any kind of development such
as paving or creating driveways within 30 feet of a creek or
underground creek or a culverted creek; and that the City strengthen
its policy to open all underground creeks wherever possible.
Action:
Removed from Consent Calendar by Councilmember Hawley and held
over to a Special Council meeting on April 29, 2002.
24A.
Council Proclamation for Peace
From: City Manager
Recommendation:
Approve a proclamation for peace and request the City Clerk forward
a copy to the United Nations.
Contact: Shirley Dean, Mayor,
981-7100
Action: Withdrawn by
Mayor Dean.
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Telecommunications
Task Force: Findings and Recommendations
From:
City Manager
Contact:
Roger Miller, Secretary of Telecommunications
Task Force, 981-7000
Action: Held over to a Special Council meeting on April 29, 2002.
Appeals:
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Landmarks
Preservation Commission Appeals
of Martin Luther King Jr. Civic Center Park Repair and Rehabilitation
Project (to be
delivered)
a.
Appeal filed by Brandt-Hawley &
Zoia, on behalf of Friends of Civic Center Park and the Art Deco
Society of California on
the Landmarks Preservation Commission’s decision to certify the
Final Environmental Impact Report (EIR) and approve the Structural
Alteration Permit with conditions for the Martin Luther King Jr. Civic
Center Park Repair and Rehabilitation Project
Contact:
Sherry M. Kelly, City Clerk, 981-6900
b.
Appeal filed by the City of Berkeley on
the Landmarks Preservation Commission’s decision to approve the
Structural Alteration Permit with conditions for the Martin Luther King
Jr. Civic Center Park Repair and Rehabilitation Project
Contact:
Sherry M. Kelly, City Clerk, 981-6900
c.
City Manager Report
Recommendation: Set a
public hearing for June 18, 2002, regarding the appeals of the Landmarks
Preservation Commission’s Notice of Decision to certify the Final
Environmental Impact Report and to approve the Structural Alteration
Permit for this project and provide direction to the City Manager
regarding the plan’s proposed removal of parking behind the Civic Center
Building.
Contact: Carol Barrett, Planning and Development, 705-8102
Actions:
Moved to Consent Calendar by Mayor Dean and scheduled a public
hearing on June 18, 2002.
Landmarks
Preservation Commission Appeal
of Designation of 2004 & 2008 University Avenue
a.
Appeal filed by Victor Touriel and
Christopher J. Hudson of
the Landmarks Preservation Commission decision of February 4, 2002,
which designated John M. Doyle House, 2004 & 2008 University
Avenue as a Structure of Merit.
Contact:
Sherry M. Kelly, City Clerk, 981-6900
b.
City Manager Report
(to be delivered)
Recommendation: Remand
the designation as a Structure of Merit to the Landmarks Preservation
Commission to consider issues raised in the appeal.
Contact: Carol Barrett, Planning and Development, 705-8102
Actions:
Moved to Consent Calendar by Mayor Dean.
Adopted Resolution No. 61,530-N.S. to remand the issue back to the
Landmarks Preservation Commission to conduct a public hearing.
Landmarks
Preservation Commission Appeal
of Designation of 1102 Tenth Street
a.
Appeal filed by Carl Brodsky and
Susan Nabeta-Brodsky of
the Landmarks Preservation Commission decision of February 4, 2002,
which designated Thomas Jones House and Property, 1102 Tenth Street,
as a Structure of Merit.
Contact:
Sherry M. Kelly, City Clerk, 981-6900
b.
City Manager Report (to
be delivered)
Recommendation: Remand
the designation as a Structure of Merit to the Landmarks Preservation
Commission to consider the issues raised in the appeal.
Contact: Carol Barrett, Planning and Development, 705-8102
Actions:
Moved, seconded, carried (Maio/Olds; Noes – Spring; Absent -
Worthington) to schedule the matter for a public hearing.
Zoning
Adjustments Board Appeal of
Use Permit A2354 – 959 Cragmont Avenue
a.
Appeal filed by Melvin Honowitz of
the Zoning Adjustments Board decision of January 10, 2002, which
approved modification of Use Permit A2354 to create a 400 square foot
addition as part of an approved Use Permit to construct a 386 square
foot second dwelling unit at 959 Cragmont Avenue.
Contact:
Sherry M. Kelly, City Clerk, 981-6900
b.
City Manager Report
Recommendation: Adopt a
Resolution affirming the Zoning Adjustments Board’s approval of a Use
Permit to construct a 400 square foot second story addition, and
dismissing the appeal.
Contact: Carol Barrett, Planning and Development, 705-8102
c.
Communications
1)Avi
Atid
Actions:
Moved to Consent Calendar by Mayor Dean.
Adopted Resolution No. 61,531-N.S. affirming the decision of the
Zoning Adjustments Board and dismissing the appeal.
Priority:
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Funding
Recommendations For The FY 2002-2003 Community Development (CDBG)
Program And Emergency Shelter Grant (ESG) Programs
From:
City Manager
Recommendation:
Adopt a Resolution 1) approving the City Manager’s
final funding recommendations and budgets for the CDBG and ESG
Programs; 2) authorizing the City Manager to execute contracts with
agencies receiving funding and make two-month advance payments to those
agencies; 3) allocating $116,600 in Federal HOME monies to administer
the HOME Program and placing $1,049,400 into the Housing Trust Fund; and
4) authorizing the City Manager to finalize and submit the attached 2002
Annual Action Plan of the 5-year Consolidated Plan to the U.S.
Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), which includes the
applications for CDBG, ESG, and HOME Program funding, and to execute the
resultant agreements.
Contact:
Stephen Barton, Housing, 981-5400
a. Funding Recommendations For
The FY 2002-2003 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program And
Emergency Shelter Grant (ESG) Program
From: Housing Advisory Commission
Recommendation:
Approve the Housing Advisory Commission (HAC) funding
recommendations for the FY 2002-2003 CDBG and ESG Program as contained
in Exhibit 1 of the resolution contained in the City Manager’s Council
report on the same subject.
Contact: Oscar Sung, Secretary, 981-5410
Action:
Moved, seconded, carried (Maio/Shirek) to adopt Resolution
No. 61,532–N.S. approving the City Manager’s and Commission’s
recommendations as amended by Councilmember Maio to include:
1) Support for the City Manager’s funding recommendations; 2)
Support the City Manager’s plan to fund A Better Way immediately due
to their scheduling requirements; and 3) Refer the issue of the funding
of Adelante/Multicultural Institute to the Housing Advisory Commission
and make a recommendation to Council.
Moved,
seconded, carried (Maio/Shirek; Noes – Armstrong; Olds) to express
Council’s intent to establish a $10 Rental Housing Safety inspection
fee to enable funding of the second-tier projects.
Old Business:
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Parking
Enforcement – Citation Authority Amendments
(Held over by Maio from 2/19/02, 2/26/02, 3/12/02 and
03/19/02)
From: City Manager
Recommendation:
Adopt an Ordinance amending Berkeley Municipal Code (BMC)
sections 6.24, 14.36, 14.40, 14.44, 14.52,
and 14.64 relating to
parking and stopping of vehicles to permit multiple citations, issuing
citations at inoperable meters and correcting the parking meter fee
rates.
Contact: Phil Kamlarz, Deputy City Manager, 981-7000, D.E. Butler,
Police, 981-5700, and Manuela Albuquerque, City Attorney, 981-6950
a.
From Councilmember Maio
Recommendation:
Forward to the City Manager the
following recommendations: 1) beginning immediately, insert a
description of the pending changes into all citations for parking at
broken meters beyond the official time limit, including the rationale
for the new policy; 2) implement a “grace period” of several weeks
before initiating enforcement; 3) consider implementing stepped up
enforcement on Durant and Bancroft (pilot area) and studying its
efficacy before removing the meters entirely; and 4) provide a brief
description to Council of the outreach and communications effort, one
that we can use in replying to constituents.
Contact:
Linda Maio, District 1, 981-7110
b.
From Mayor Dean
Recommendation:
Request that a notice, such as a decal, be placed on parking
meters that alerts drivers to the fact that time restrictions will be
enforced whether or not the meter is functioning and that multiple
tickets are possible.
Action:
Moved to Consent Calendar by Mayor Dean and adopted first reading
of the Ordinance including the recommendation of Councilmember Maio and
Mayor Dean. Second reading
scheduled for May 14, 2002.
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Consider
a Citywide 20 MPH Speed Limit in Residential Areas
(Held over by Olds from 3/12/02 and 03/19/02)
From: Councilmember Worthington
Recommendation:
Refer to the Transportation Commission
consideration of a citywide 20 MPH speed limit in residential areas.
Contact:
Kriss Worthington, District 7, 981-7170
Action:
Held over to a Special Council meeting on April 29, 2002.
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Proclamation
Honoring Student Commissioners Day
(Held over by Olds from 3/12/02 and 03/19/02)
From: Councilmember Worthington
Recommendation:
Support the proclamation honoring
Student Commissioners Day.
Contact:
Kriss Worthington, District 7, 981-7170
Action:
Moved, seconded, carried (Spring/Breland; Noes – Olds; Abstain
– Armstrong, Hawley, Dean) to approve the recommendation and present a
proclamation on May 14, 2002.
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General
Plan (Held over from 03/19/2002)
From: City Manager
Recommendation:
Adopt a Resolution
adopting the draft General Plan Introduction, Disaster Preparedness and
Safety Element, Open Space and Recreation Element, Environmental
Management Element, Economic Development and Employment Element, Urban
Design and Preservation Element, Citizen Participation Element, and
Implementation Element as amended by Attachments B1 and B2.
Contact: Carol Barrett, Planning and Development, 705-8102
Action:
Moved, seconded, carried (Maio/Spring; Abstain- Armstrong) to
adopt Resolution No. 61,533–N.S. adopting the draft General Plan
elements as amended by Attachments B1 and B2 and additional amendments
regarding urban design, creeks, the Nuclear Free Berkeley Act.
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Campaign
Finance Reform Through Public Finance of 2002 Berkeley Elections
(Held over by Armstrong from 03/19/2002)
From: Councilmember Worthington
Recommendation:
That Council indicate our intention to
implement campaign finance reform through partial matching fund public
financing of the City of Berkeley elections this November, and request
the City Manager to have attorneys review proposals for Berkeley
campaign finance reform.
Contact:
Kriss Worthington, District 7, 981-7170
Action:
Held over to a Special Council meeting on April 29, 2002.
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Students
Voicing Opportunity and Increasing Commission Equity
(Held over by Hawley from 03/19/2002)
From: Councilmember Worthington
Recommendation:
Adopt Resolution proposed by students
titled “Students Voicing Opportunity and Increasing Commission
Equity” in City of Berkeley Boards and Commissions.
Contact:
Kriss Worthington, District 7, 981-7170
Action:
Moved, seconded, carried (Spring/Breland; Noes – Olds,
Shirek; Abstain – Armstrong, Hawley) to adopt Resolution No. 61,534–N.S.
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Relocation
of Kenney Cottage to the Marina (Held
over from 03/19/02)
From: Landmarks and Preservation Commission
Recommendation:
Budget up to $10,000 to allow the Kenney Cottage to be moved from
a temporary storage location at the Marina or other suitable location to
a site for future use of the building.
Contact:
Greg Powell, Secretary, 705-8114
a.
City Manager
Recommendation:
Do not approve any funds for relocation of Kenney Cottage to City
property since taking on this project will require a substantial
financial commitment to rehabilitate the cottage.
Funds are not available for the project.
Contact:
Carol Barrett, Planning and Development, 705-8102;
Lisa Caronna, Parks and Waterfront, 981-6700
Action: Held over to a Special Council meeting on April 29, 2002.
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Transfer
of AT&T Cable Franchise to AT&T Comcast Corporation
(Held over by Armstrong from
03/19/02)
From:
City Manager
Contact: Phil
Kamlarz, Deputy City Manager, 981-7000
Action: Held over to a Special Council meeting on April 29,
2002.
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Right
Of Entry To Inspect
(Held over by Dean from 04/16/2002)
From: City Manager
Recommendation:
Adopt first reading of an Ordinance amending Berkeley Municipal
Code (BMC) Section 1.16.010 to eliminate the requirement that inspectors
must provide 24 hours’ written notice of their intention to inspect to
an owner/occupant to make it consistent with current law and practice.
Contact: Manuela Albuquerque, City Attorney, 981-6950
Action:
Moved to Consent Calendar by Mayor Dean to adopt first reading of
Ordinance. Second reading
scheduled for May 14, 2002.
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Charter
Amendment Changing the Effective Date of Redistricting
(Held over by Maio from 04/16/2002)
From: Mayor Dean
Recommendation:
Request the City Manager develop a
charter amendment which would provide for redistricting two years after
the decennial Census, with elections from the new districts to be held a
the next general election following this revised redistricting process.
This amendment should be placed on the November 2002 ballot to be
effective at the next round of redistricting.
The change would not effect current redistricting.
Contact:
Shirley Dean, Mayor, 981-7100
Action: Held over to a Special Council meeting on April 29, 2002.
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Willard
Neighborhood Safe Routes to School Grant Implementation
(Held over by Armstrong from 04/16/2002)
From: Councilmember Worthington
Recommendation:
Refer to the City Manager to establish an inclusive community
process to finalize plans for the Willard Neighborhood Safe Routes to
School grant implementation and the effects on the neighborhood,
traffic, bike route and safety.
Contact:
Kriss Worthington, District 7, 981-7170
Action: Held over to a Special Council meeting on April 29, 2002.
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Location
of the New Alameda County Juvenile Justice Facility and Funding for
Supportive Programs for Families and Youth
(Held over by Hawley from 04/16/2002)
From:
Councilmembers Maio, Shirek, and Hawley
Recommendation:
Urge Alameda County to locate the new
Juvenile Justice facility in northern Alameda County and to emphasize
supportive programs for youth who are incarcerated and their families.
Also urge the County to base the number of beds needed on sound
research and the demonstrated success of supportive and diversionary
programs in other counties.
Contact: Linda Maio, District 1, 981-7110; Maudelle Shirek, District
3, 981-7130, Mim Hawley, District 5, 981-7150
a.
From: Councilmember Maio
Recommendation:
1) Oppose the current plan for the new
Juvenile Justice Facility and urge Alameda County to locate the new
facility in northern Alameda County and to emphasize supportive programs
for youth who are incarcerated and their families; and 2)
Urge the County to reconsider its size and base the number of
beds needed on sound research and the demonstrated success of supportive
and diversionary programs in other counties.
Contact:
Linda Maio, District 1, 981-7110
Action:
Moved, seconded, carried (Maio/Breland) to approve Recommendation
1 as proposed by Councilmember Maio (42a).
Moved,
seconded, carried (Maio/Breland; Noes – Hawley, Olds; Abstain -
Armstrong) to approve Recommendation 2 as proposed by Councilmember Maio
(42a), and further amended by Mayor Dean, to commend Supervisor’s
Carson and Miley for their consistent support for their approach on the
divergence of programs and urging them to continue their review of these
programs.
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Vandalized
Berkeley Hillel and Other Incidents Aimed at the Jewish Community
(Held over by Armstrong from 04/16/2002)
From: Councilmember Worthington
Recommendation:
Follow up on our designation of
Berkeley as a hate free zone by bringing together representatives of
different groups and individuals that have been the target of hate
actions in Berkeley, in a city sponsored public event embracing all the
affected communities.
Contact:
Kriss Worthington, District 7, 981-7170
Action: Held over to a Special Council meeting on April 29, 2002.
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Assisting
Afghan Victims of the Devastating Earthquakes
(Held over by Breland from 04/16/2002)
From:
Councilmember Spring
Recommendation:
Adopt a Resolution granting $3000 to assist the Afghanistan
victims of the devastating earthquakes; and request the City Manager to
give City employees information on this opportunity to donate to the
relief efforts.
Contact: Dona Spring, District 4, 981-7140
Action: Held over to a Special Council meeting on April 29, 2002.
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Anti-Graffiti
Ordinance (Held over
by Olds from 04/16/2002)
From: Councilmember Hawley
Recommendation:
Request that the City Manager draft an Ordinance that will enable
the City to establish an effective graffiti abatement program for both
private and public properties.
Contact:
Miriam Hawley, District 5, 981-7150
Action:
Moved to Consent Calendar by Mayor Dean and approved
recommendation.
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Prompt
Removal of Hate Graffiti (Held
over by Olds from 04/16/2002)
From: Mayor Dean and Councilmember Olds
Recommendation:
Establish and enforce a policy that all
hate graffiti reported to any City department by any source will be
removed within 24 hours when the hate graffiti is on public property;
when hate graffiti is on private property, it shall be removed as soon
as possible, with a goal of removed within 24 hours.
Contact:
Shirley Dean, Mayor, 981-7100, Betty Olds, District 6, 981-7160
Action:
Approved recommendation as revised by Mayor Dean and
Councilmember Olds as shown above, and further amended by Councilmember
Worthington to direct staff to document before removing the graffiti.
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Support
for New Auto Related Uses on University Avenue Contingent on a Public
Hearing (Held over by Hawley from 04/16/2002)
From: Councilmember Spring
Recommendation:
Support allowing new auto related uses
on University Avenue with the requirement that all new auto related uses
are subject to a public hearing before approval or disapproval.
Contact:
Dona Spring, District 4, 981-7140
Action: Held over to a Special Council meeting on April 29, 2002.
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Policy
on Zoning Project Notices (Held
over by Armstrong from 04/16/2002)
From: Councilmember Spring
Recommendation:
Adopt a policy that the Zoning Officer
include, as a matter of course in both the notice and the summary that
appear on Zoning Adjustments Board agendas: 1) the total lot-size of the
project site, in square feet; 2) the number of affordable units, and the
depth of their affordability, as well as a brief reference to how that
number accords with the requirements of the Berkeley Municipal Code (BMC)
Title 23, section 23C.12.030; 3) the total number of dwelling units in
the project, or square feet of gross floor area for non-residential
projects; 4) the maximum residential density for the project-site; 5)
the total square footage of any commercial or other non-residential area
of the project; 6) the total number of floors of the project; and 7) the
average and maximum height of the project.
Contact: Dona Spring, District 4, 981-7140
Action: Held over to a Special Council meeting on April 29, 2002.
New Business:
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Predatory
Home Lending Practices
From:
Housing Advisory Commission
Recommendation:
Direct staff to research the issue of
predatory lending and explore the feasibility of developing legislative
action and/or an educational strategy to curb predatory lending
practices.
a.
City Manager
Recommendation:
The City Manager concurs with the Housing Authority Advisory
Commission’s recommendation on the condition that the state superior
court adjudicates in favor of the City of Oakland in the court action
challenging Oakland’s Predatory Home Lending Ordinance.
Contact:
Stephen Barton, Housing, 981-5400
Action:
Moved to Consent Calendar by Mayor Dean and approved the City
Manager’s recommendation.
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Crisis
In The Middle East
From:
Peace and Justice Commission
Recommendation: Adopt a
Resolution 1) establishing a policy for the City of Berkeley prohibiting
contracts for personal services and financial investments with those who
do business in or with Israel and Palestine, and prohibiting the
purchase of commodities produced in Israel and Palestine or provided by
those who do business in or with Israel and Palestine until the United
Nations declares that peace has been restored; 2) supporting the use of
international peacekeeping forces to protect all civilians, health
workers, and media workers in Palestine and Israel; 3) opposing all
violations of law by the governments of Israel and Palestine,
including the law of the Nuremberg Principles, the United Nations
Charter, the Geneva Convention, and all human rights treaties; 4)
calling for hearings in the United States Senate and House under the
United States Foreign Assistance Act as to whether the government of
Israel or Palestine “engages in a consistent pattern of gross
violations of internationally recognized human rights,” making it
ineligible for any United States “security assistance” without a
waiver; 5) supporting all
efforts by individuals and groups toward a just peace in Israel and
Palestine, including the recommendation of the Berkeley Fellowship of
Unitarian Universalists Social Justice Committee to wear armbands for
peace; 6) opposing the sale of any United States weapons to foreign
entities to be used against civilians; and 7) send copies this
Resolution to Senators Barbara Boxer and Dianne Feinstein,
Representative Barbara Lee, and the United Nations Human Rights
Commission.
Contact:
Manuel Hector, Secretary, 981-5110
a.
From: City Manager
Recommendation:
The City of Berkeley has a long history of supporting
nonviolent resolutions to conflicts, and I concur with the
Commission’s recommendations seeking a peaceful resolution to the
current crisis in the Middle East.
I request that no action be taken on Recommendations 1, 4, 6 and
7 as there has been insufficient time to consider the implications of
these recommendations. Staff
will analyze these measures and submit a report for Council
consideration at the meeting of May 28, 2002.
Contact:
Fred Medrano, Health and Human Services, 981-5100
Action:
Moved, seconded, failed (Hawley/Maio; Noes – Breland, Olds,
Worthington; Abstain – Armstrong, Dean) to approve Recommendations 2
and 7 and to approve Recommendations 3, 5 and 6 as amended above.
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Interim
Controls On Office Development In The MU-LI (Mixed Use-Light Industrial)
District (to be
delivered)
From:
The Planning Commission
Recommendation: Adopt
an Ordinance amending the Zoning Ordinance (BMC Title 23E.80.030) to
prohibit for one year: (1) the conversions of existing building space
from any other use to office; and (2) the development of new office uses
(excluding ancillary office uses) in the mixed-use light industrial (MU-LI)
zoning district. That the
City Council revise its June 12, 2001 recommendation regarding interim
controls on office development in the MU-LI to replace the terms
“Green Economy” and “Green Business” with “Green Light
Industry.”
Contact: Steve Solomon, Secretary, 705-8315
a.
From:
City Manager (to be delivered)
Recommendation:
That the City Council: 1)
not adopt a moratorium on office conversion and development in the MU/LI
district at this time; and 2) do not adopt an amendment altering the
definition of office use for the MU-LI district; and 3) direct Staff to
track applications and permitting activity in West Berkeley and report
on a regular basis to the Council, Planning Commission and Zoning
Adjustments Board; and 4) direct Staff to report to the Planning
Commission on the mechanisms for tracking the use of space for artists
and artisans within the context of existing Ordinance requirements.
Contact: Carol Barrett, Planning and Development, 705-8102
Action:
Held over to a Special Council meeting on April 29, 2002.
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U.S.
Drug Enforcement Agency Raids of Bay Area Medical Marijuana Facilities
From:
Police Review Commission
Recommendation:
That Council: 1) ask the City Manager to direct the Police
Department not to cooperate with U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency
investigations of or actions taken against medical marijuana clubs
operating in the City in accordance with California state law and City
ordinances; 2) issue a public statement supporting the law enforcement
officials in San Francisco who have publicly stated that their job is to
enforce the laws of the State of California approving the use of medical
marijuana; 3) endorse HR 2592, a bill authored by Representative Barney
Frank (D-Mass), “The States’ Rights to Medical Marijuana Act”
(attached); and 4) send letters detailing this action to Senators
Barbara Boxer and Dianne Feinstein, Representative Barbara Lee, Attorney
General John Ashcroft, and DEA Administrator Asa Hutchinson.
Contact: Barbara Attard, Secretary, 644-6716
a.
From: City Manager
Recommendation:
Do not support the Police Review Commission request 1) to
direct the Berkeley Police Department not to cooperate with U.S. DEA
investigations of or actions against medical marijuana clubs operating
in the City of Berkeley in accordance with California state law and
Berkeley City ordinances; and 2) issue a public statement supporting the
law enforcement officials in San Francisco who have publicly stated that
their job is to enforce the laws of the State of California approving
the use of medical marijuana.
Support
the request to 3) endorse HR 2592, a bill authored by Representative
Barney Frank (D-Mass), “The States Rights Medical Marijuana Act”
(attached); and 4) send letters detailing this action to Senators
Barbara Boxer and Dianne Feinstein, Representative Barbara Lee, Attorney
General John Ashcroft, and DEA Administrator Asa Hutchinson.
Contact: D.E. Butler, Police, 981-5700
Action:
Moved to Consent Calendar by Mayor Dean and approved the
Commission’s recommendation.
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Support
For Ed Rosenthal
From: Police Review Commission
Recommendation: 1)
Request the City Manager ask the City Attorney to file an amicus brief
in support of Ed Rosenthal, who was arrested by the U.S. Drug
Enforcement Agency (DEA), and offer assistance to his legal defense; 2)
Request the City Manager prepare a letter in support of Mr. Rosenthal;
and 3) Send letters detailing this action to Senators Barbara Boxer and
Dianne Feinstein, Representative Barbara Lee, Attorney General John
Ashcroft, and DEA Administrator Asa Hutchinson.
Contact: Barbara Attard, Secretary, 644-6716
a.
From: City Manager
Recommendation:
The City Manager recommends against adopting the Police
Review Commission’s request to have the City Attorney “file and
amicus brief” in the federal criminal prosecution of Ed Rosenthal and
to write letters in this regard.
Contact: Manuela Albuquerque, City Attorney, 981-6950, D.E. Butler,
Police, 981-5700
Action:
Held over to a Special
Council meeting on April 29, 2002.
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Designation
Of A Transportation-Related Project To Be Financed With The City’s
Housing Incentive Program Award
From:
City Manager
Recommendation:
Adopt a Resolution designating a project to create a pedestrian and
bicycle path on the Santa Fe Right-Of-Way (SFROW) between Strawberry
Creek Park and Delaware Street, including a mid-block
pedestrian-activated stop light on University Avenue, as the City’s
priority for expenditure of its $1 million Housing Incentive Program
(HIP) award, with allocation of funds to the SFROW to be conditioned on
the Berkeley Montessori School granting public access through its
property at 1310 University Avenue.
Contact:
Carol Barrett, Planning and Development, 705-8102, Lisa Caronna,
Parks and Waterfront, 981-6700, Peter Hillier, Transportation, 981-7000
a.
From: Parks and Recreation
Commission
Recommendation:
If the Berkeley Montessori School is willing to grant a public
right-of-way, allocate the Housing Incentive Program Grant award to the
proposed pedestrian and bicycle path on the Santa Fe Right-of-Way.
Contact: Jay Kelekian, Secretary, 981-6707
Action:
Moved,
seconded, carried (Maio/Breland; Abstain – Hawley) to adopt Resolution
No. 61,535-N.S. approving the recommendations of the City Manager and
the Parks and Recreation Commission and to also include the following
action items:
a)
Proceed with design of a bicycle-pedestrian trail on the Santa Fe ROW;
b) Direct that a gate will be installed at the location of University
Avenue (north side) and the ROW that will be locked at night (at times
yet to be determined) until safety issues can be adequately assessed and
addressed, and that the neighbors and other stakeholders will be
involved in these decisions; c)
Consider a sale or lease of a portion of the block between University
and Berkeley Way after the community design process is completed and a
recommendation from the process is presented to Council; d) Request that
the Police Department be involved in the design process, that the
department develop meaningful crime statistics and determine what extra
services would be needed for the ROW in concert with the surrounding
community and users, and present these recommendations to Council; and
e) direct staff to begin negotiations with Berkeley Montessori School on
terms of access for public use of the trail through its property north
of University.
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Status
of Disaster Preparedness Program
From:
Disaster Council
Contract:
Reginald Garcia, Fire, 981-3473
Action:
Received and Filed.
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In-House
Training Program
From:
City Manager
Contact: Fred Medrano, Health and Human Services, 981-5100
Action: Received and Filed.
-
EBMUD
Public Power Prefeasibility Report
From:
City Manager
Contact:
Stephen Barton, Housing, 981-5400
Action:
Received and Filed.
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Rental Housing Safety Program (RHSP) Update
From:
City Manager
Contact:
Stephen Barton, Housing, 981-5400
Action:
Received and Filed.
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Gun
Legislation (CF
03-02)
From:
City Manager
Contact: D.E. Butler, Police, 981-5700
Action:
Received and Filed.
Action:
The following communications were read, noted, and filed, unless
otherwise noted:
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Regarding
the General Plan
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Edna
F. Todd
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Howie
Muir
-
Merrilie
Mitchell
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Jean
Tepperman, regarding 2517 Sacramento Street
Breland, Dean
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Jason
Meggs, regarding Telegraph and Russell intersection
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Juliet
Lamont and Lisa Viani, regarding Codornices Creek
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Susan
K. Springborg, American Soils Property Breland,
Dean
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Regarding
2323 Glen Avenue
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Mary
Ann Brewin
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Juliet
Lamont and Phil Price
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Regarding
West Berkeley moratorium
-
Doug
Herst
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Alfa
Parts
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Sandy
Simon
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Michael
Goldin
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Zack
Pretti
SUPPLEMENTAL COMMUNICATIONS AND AGENDA REPORTS
Item
3
Amendment to Creeks Ordinance Definition of “Creek” and
Adding a Provision to Allow for the Establishment of Fees
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Christopher
Kroll
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Alan
Gould
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Carol
Thornton
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Diane
Tokugawa
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Juliet
Lamont and Phil Price
Item
5
Berkeley Booster Request for an Advance of $50,000 from FY 2003
Contract
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Revised
resolution from the City Manager’s Department
Breland, Dean
Item
25
Telecommunications Task Force:
Findings and Recommendations
-
Jim
Hultman
Item
27
Landmarks Preservation Commission Appeal of Designation of
2004 & 2008 University Avenue
-
Chris
Hudson Breland, Dean
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Victor
Touriel Breland, Dean
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Patrick
Kennedy Breland, Dean
Item
28
Landmarks Preservation Commission Appeal of Designation of
1102 Tenth Street
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Daniel
F. Reidy Breland, Dean
Item
31
Parking Enforcement – Citation Authority Amendments
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Amendment
submitted by Mayor Dean Breland, Dean
Item
32
Consider a Citywide 20 MPH Speed Limit in Residential Areas
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Amendment
submitted by Mayor Dean
Item
54
Designation of a Transportation-Related Project to be
Financed with the City’s Housing Incentive Program Award
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David
Marcus
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Judy
Massarano
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Laroilyn
Davis
-
Turi
and Scott Adams
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Patricia
T. Smith
-
Vali
Sorell
-
Kenneth
D. Schnur
-
Susan
Sheftel
-
Susan
Schley
-
Susan
Felix
-
Joe
Meresman
-
Florence
Lewis
-
Joseph
Meresman
Item
41
Willard Neighborhood Safe Routes to School Grant
Implementation
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Dana
Harrison
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Petition
regarding traffic safety on the Russell Street corridor
Item
48
Policy on Zoning Project Notices
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Revised
item submitted by Councilmember Spring
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Howie
Muir
Item
50
Crisis in the Middle East
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News
articles submitted by Councilmember Spring
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Judith
Deutsch (2 letters)
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Michael
Yonchenko
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Noah
Alper
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Judith
Kramer
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Ron
Bortree
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Candace
Wiesz
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Dave
Love (2 letters)
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James
Hart
-
Joan
Ominsky
-
Michael
Nitzahn
-
Shimon
Rojany
-
Yoni
Baciu
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Bobbi
and Steve Sachs
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Irving
Abramowitz
-
Aliza
Shapiro
-
Anee
Zalkind
-
Art
Altman
-
Rabbi
Alyjah Navy
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Barbara
and Jack Ross
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Bruce
Winkelman
-
A
Marin neighbor
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Cindy
Ullman (2 letters)
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Rabbi
H. David Teitelbaum
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Elliot
Lepler
-
Elana
Gutman Katyal
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Elisabeth
Kashner
-
Emily
Klein
-
Eugene
Voskoboynikov
-
Gil
Maoz
-
Dana
Ullman
-
Irina
Beylin
-
Jason
Matlof
-
Jeffrey
Ullman
-
William
and Sandra Baron
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Ealon
Loelson
-
Elisabeth
Kashner
-
Inna
Shinkarsky
-
Julie
Gray
-
Kenton
Kraus
-
Michael
Ross (2 letters)
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Ory
Sandel
-
Shlomo
Rosenfeld
-
Sue
Parker
-
Wendy
Kaufmyn
-
Simon
Guendelman
-
Stefanie
C. Guynn
-
Aaron
Siri
-
Joseph
Eli Subotnik
-
Joseph
Wahed
-
Joseph
D. Spector
-
Joshua
Polston
-
Julie
Kennedy
-
Ken
Kramarz
-
Lynn
Reichman
-
Turi
Adams
-
Mark
Schickman
-
Michael
Martinovsky
-
Ehud
Greenspan
-
Michael
Wenocur
-
Bernard
Belkin
-
Michelle
Suffian
-
Dr.
Avram Davis
-
Myra
Gabbay
-
Nina
Wouk
-
Noemi
Levine
-
Margaret
Sandel
-
Jon
S. Levinson
-
Pamela
Derish
-
Patrick
Gordis
-
Peter
Gabbay
-
Rita
Wilson
-
Rachel
Schorr
-
Bill
Kennedy Kedem
-
James
Sinkinson
-
Micah
Scheinberg
-
Scott
Abramson
-
Spencer
Klein
-
Stanley
Berger
-
Steve
Mazer
-
Susan
Knoll (2 letters)
-
Susan
Mills
-
Tomm
Friend
-
Wilma
Van Schelven
-
Yamit
Pearlman
-
Joanne
Greene
Item
51
Interim Controls On Office Development in the MU-LI (Mixed
Use-Light Industrial) District
-
Peter
Walker
-
John
DeClercq
-
Rod
Howard
-
George
R. Martin
-
John
Norheim
-
Glenn
Kunishige
-
Dennis
Stevens
Item
54
Designation of a Transportation-Related Project to be
Financed with the City’s Housing Incentive Program Award
-
Merrilie
Mitchell
-
Debby
Graudenz
Item
46
Prompt Removal of Hate Graffiti
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Revised
item from Mayor Dean and Councilmember Olds
Item
50
Crisis in the Middle East
-
Norm
Garr
-
Anna
Muchnik
-
Daphne
Albert
-
Erez
Batat
-
Michael
Feeley
-
Harry
Rubin
-
Karin
Geldfeld
-
Lori
Meyers
-
Rhea
Zaks
-
Rina
Shur
-
Susan
Rothblatt
-
Rabbi
Reuven Taff
-
Sam
Gelfand
-
Zena
Vexler
-
Hilla
Abel
-
Edward
Gipstein
-
Boris
Kletser
-
Gil
Friend
-
Elizabeth
Schainbaum
-
Susan
Rothblatt
-
Aaron
Siri
-
Jake
Berliner
-
Robert
Feldman
-
Leslie
Kane
-
Ilana
Soyferman
-
Doug
Freifeld
-
Deborah
Wenocur
-
Cynthia
Servetnick
-
Barbara
Shufro
-
Caroline
Lehman
-
Daniel
Schifrin
-
Michael
Cohen
-
E.
Grassetti
Item
51
Interim Controls On Office Development in the MU-LI (Mixed
Use-Light Industrial) District
-
Rachel
Rupert, Berkeley Chamber of Commerce
-
Homer
Colvin, Jr.
Item
34
General Plan
-
Wenday
Alfsen
Item
41
Willard Neighborhood Safe Routes to School Grant
Implementation
-
Martha
Cain
-
Pat
Saddler
Item
50
Crisis in the Middle East
-
Steve
Freedkin
-
Robert
Stein
-
Shelli
Oreck
-
Robert
Brandfon
-
Rivka
Shenhav
-
Nadia
Shkolnikov
-
Steven
Lee
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lbokarius@attbi.com
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emlevy@uclink4.berkeley.edu
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Bezalel
Bornstein
-
Bud
Rubin
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Mfx92@aol.com
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sorgil1@hotmail.com
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Chamelion42@aol.com
-
erniemr@webtv.net
Item
54
Designation of a Transportation-Related Project to be
Financed with the City’s Housing Incentive Program Award
-
Ronald
Hoffman
Actions:
Moved, seconded, carried (Spring/Worthington) to suspend
Council Rules to extend the meeting to complete specific agenda items.
Moved,
seconded, carried (Maio/Breland) to adjourn the meeting to an adjourned
regular meeting for Monday, April 20, 2002 at 7:00 p.m. in the Council
Chamber to complete the remainder of the items on the agenda.
Adjourned
at 11:31 p.m.
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