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<br />5. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS AND CONSENT CALENDAR - City Council <br /> <br />M/S Howard/Pierce to waive reading of the Consent Calendar except the ordinances <br />by title, adopt the resolutions and the ordinances, and approve other items. The <br />motion passed by a unanimous roll call vote by those present with Council <br />Member Bain absent. . <br /> <br />Elise Levin-Guracar spoke of the Kids Can Make a Difference campaign in which <br />students were asked to donate $2.00 or more to purchase links that represent the <br />children working together from every school forming a community. To date, they <br />have raised in excess of $10,000. and all of the chains were to be connected <br />representing that they are one district and community. The students sold links to the <br />Council and audience, leaving links for purchase at the receptionist area and the <br />chain to be displayed at City Hall. The request was made for the chain to be carried <br />o,p the City Council vehicle at the 4th of July Parade. <br /> <br />Jeff Filippi stated that after the previous week's Council meeting where he had <br />spoken about the proposed name change to Theatre Way and attempted to discuss <br />with Mike Kastrop coming together in a united effort to present a compromise. <br />Subsequently, Mr. Filippi stated that he had received some Cinema business points <br />dated 2002 and read á portion of the document. He stated that the process was an <br />atrocity in that after a year of discussion- with the Downtown Business Group, the <br />renaming topic was brought up two months ago. He mentioned deception, excessive <br />business costs, a quality vs. quantity issue and other concerns. <br /> <br />Tom Deremigio stated that he has been in the downtown area for 16 years at 702 <br />Marshall Street and found out the day before about the parking plan and voiced his <br />concern about the attorneys, therapists and doctors who work in his office almost <br />every weekend and late into the night. He further stated his surprise and <br />disappointment that the outreach was not sufficient to involve those being impacted. <br />He encouraged the Council to consider those affected in the downtown area. <br /> <br />5.1 Section - Motions <br /> <br />A. Agreement with the California Public Entity Insurance Authority for the purchase <br />of Worker's Compensation Excess Insurance. <br /> <br />Recommendation: <br />Approve, by motion, the agreement to join the California Public Entity Insurance <br />Authority (CPEIA) for 'its workers' compensation excess insurance coverage <br />effective July 1, 2005 and ending June 30, 2006. MINUTE ORDER 05-104 <br /> <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />SPECIAL JOINT STUDY SESSION WITH PLANNING COMMISSION <br />AND ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMITTEE MINUTES <br /> <br />JUNE 13,2005 <br />PAGE 2 <br />