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City Council and Redevelopment Agency
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6/28/2010
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i <br /> would also be reviewed through the various funds, Capital Improvement Projects and <br /> special other funds presentations. <br /> Council discussion <br /> Council discussed the benefit of combining the newsletter with the Parks and Recs <br /> catalogue. There was a suggestion to have a letter from the City Manager and the <br /> Mayor, on the first issue, to introduce this change. It was also noted that Economic <br /> Development is something that should be under the City Manager and the Strategic <br /> Initiatives. This was a concern for one Council Member as this should be a constant <br /> priority, and that it needs to have breadth and depth. Mayor Ira wanted the merging of <br /> the newsletter to be advertised well so that the full community is aware. It was <br /> suggested that the water bill be used to inform the community. <br /> Mayor Ira mentioned the need for interconnectedness and he believes it is important <br /> that budgets be reviewed in a larger scale. There was consensus on the elimination of <br /> the newsletter. One Council Member thanked the City Clerk for the proposed reductions <br /> and she found these a good approach. Mayor Ira stated that we need to match the jobs <br /> responsibility with the tasks employees perform and stretch their potential to the <br /> maximum. Mayor Ira explained that he and the City Manger have been talking about <br /> the Economic Development Coordinator and he hopes this will be before Council <br /> sometime in August. Council was vehemently interested in pursuing this initiative. <br /> One Council Member noted that BIT and HR were two examples of cutting deeper than <br /> the 8%, more specifically 10.5% and 13% respectively. One Council Member wanted <br /> more in the way of updates when items get delayed. Another Council Member <br /> mentioned that turning items around quickly in this department, Building, Infrastructure <br /> and Transportation, will have an impact and the community will feel it. Regarding <br /> Public Works Council commented that the reductions are in areas where the public is <br /> impacted. There was also a comment to communicate with the impacted residents <br /> maybe even through robocalls. <br /> At 8:45 p.m. Council took a 10-minute break resuming at 8:55 p.m. <br /> City Manager Ingram asked if the Council was going to have another public comment <br /> section. Mayor Ira said there were no more speaker cards. The City Manager was <br /> asked to explain the alternatives and different reductions. Mr. Ingram covered the <br /> revenue and expenditure alternatives. City Manager then asked Mr. Chang to provide a <br /> brief overview of the Parking Meter Rates. Mr. Chang explained how the parking meter <br /> rates would impact the vehicular customers. Some Council Members were in support <br /> of increasing the parking fees due to the gloomy economic picture. There was a <br /> request to add the information about the parking meters and how these work. The <br /> creation of a self-explanatory video was suggested. It was mentioned that one <br /> restaurant is having trouble getting valet parking and it would be good for staff to work <br /> with neighboring restaurants to provide these opportunities. <br /> JOINT CITY COUNCIL/REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY BOARD June 28, 2010 <br /> MEETING MINUTES PAGE 6 <br /> MINUTE BOOK NO. 63 <br /> Page No. 127 <br />
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