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AGENDA (continued) REPORTS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS (continued) Item No.5 (continued) ACTION TAKEN (continued) REPORTS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS (continued) 3. Norco Developer's Preferential Legislation - SB 53 (Montoya) - OPPOSE 4. Open Container (Liquor) Regulation - AB 2872 (Moore) - SUPPORT 5. Expansive Scope of Inverse Condemnation - AB 571 (Naylor) - OPPOSE 6. Second Family Units - SB 1534 (Mello) - MONITOR - NO POSITION AT THIS TIME 7. Consolidation of elections - REVIEW 8. Municipal Anti-Trust Exemption - SUPPORT FEDERAL LEGISLATION ------------------------------------------------ ----------------------------------------------- Carried unanimously by voice vote. MINUTE ORDER NO. 82-137 REPORTS OF CITY MANAGER 6. Tax Rate - General Improvement District No. 1-64 AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE AMOUNT OF MONEY TO BE RAISED BY TAXATION UPON THE TAXABLE PROPERTY WITHIN GENERAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 1-64, AND FIXING AND LEVYING THE TAX RATE THEREFOR REPORTS OF CITY MANAGER Report of City Manager and Acting Director of Finance 8/2/82 Title read. M/S: Biagi/Bury ORDINANCE approved for first reading unanimously by roll call vote. ------------------------------------------------ ----------------------------------------------- 7. Proposed abandonment of portion of Heller Street, Willow Street, Laurel Street and a Public Utility Easement in Chew Street ~'~-"'_._-- Report of City Manager and Director of Public Works 7/29/82 Director of Public Works Addiego used overhead projec tions to illustrate the noting that the public hearings on the subject abandonments are scheduled for September 13, 1982. area, Chester Lebsack, attorney representing George S. Solari, owner of four parcels on Manzanita Street, said the planned use of the site will create awkward turning movements for automobiles and suggested the developer plans to sell part of the property. In response to question, City Attorney Schricker advised that when streets are abandoned, the property reverts to the abutting owners, noting that in the subject case, the same owner owns both sides of the streets in question. In response to question, Mr. Addiego stated that it is expensive to naintain streets and that when they serve only a private purpose, they should be abandoned in order to reduce the burden on the general taxpayers. Reg.Mtg. 8/9/82 Page 4 ~3\