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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPolicy for Response to Proposed Legislation Pending Before O Council/Agency Meeting Held: Deferred/Continued to: ❑Approved Conditionally Approved 0 Denied V City Clerk's Si ature Council Meeting Date: April 17, 1995 Department ID Number: AD95-14 dew CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION SUBMITTED TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCI MEMBERS SUBMITTED BY: MICHAEL T. UBERUAGA, City Administrator PREPARED BY: RICHARD BARNARD, Deputy City Administrator SUBJECT: CITY COUNCIL POLICY FOR RESPONSE TO PROPOSED LEGISLATION PENDING BEFORE OTHER LEGISLATIVE BODIES Statement of Issue,Funding Source,Recommended Action,Alternative Action,Analysis,Environmental Status,Attachment(s) Statement of Issue: On a regular basis the City of Huntington Beach receives correspondence from the California League of Cities, and others, regarding pending legislation which comes before the County, State and Federal levels of government which have an impact upon local governments. The city is requested to write letters of support or opposition and communicate its position to those legislative committees who are considering the legislative proposals. This city action is important because it allows County, State and Federal elected officials to hear directly from their local elected City Council regarding pending legislation. It also provides the needed support to those individuals who represent local government interest in Sacramento and Washington D.C. In order to insure the city responds in a timely manner on issue that would have an effect upon local government it is necessary to have the city council set policy that staff can follow to insure the city's voice is heard at the County, State, and Federal levels of government. Funding Source: Not Applicable Recommended Action: Adopt as City Council Policy Attachment "A" entitled, City Council Method of Communicating with other Legislative Bodies Regarding Pending Legislation *QUESF T OR COUNCIL ACA MEETING DATE: April 17, 1995 DEPARTMENT ID NUMBER: Alternative Action(s): 1. Take no action 2. Modify the proposed Policy Analysis: During the course of the State and Federal Legislative sessions a number of issue are presented that have a direct impact upon local governments including the city of Huntington Beach. In order for our local representatives at the County, State and Federal levels to be informed about proposed legislation that effects the city it is important for the City Council to communicate these impacts to those legislators. To help staff monitor the legislative proposals at County, State and Federal levels it is necessary for the City Council to adopt a legislative policy that enables the city, through the Mayor's Office, to quickly and effectively respond to pending legislation. Environmental Status: Not Applicable Attachment(s): 1. Attachment "A" A Revised Method of Communicating City Council Positions on Legislation Pending before other Legislative Bodies. 2. Memo dated April 3, 1995 from Deputy City Administrator Richard Barnard regarding A Revised Method of Communicating City Council Positions on Legislation Pending before other Legislative Bodies. City Clerk's Page Number 0011435.02 -2- 04/11/96 2:33 PM ATTACHMENT"A" CITY COUNCIL METHOD OF COMMUNICATING WITH OTHER LEGISLATIVE BODIES REGARDING PENDING LEGISLATION The following is the City Council Policy regarding the manner in which the City will communicate its positions on legislative matters pending before other legislative bodies. (e.g. County Board of Supervisors, State and Federal Governments, etc.). 1. The City Clerk shall include an additional heading on the City Council Agenda entitled Legislative Matters Pending Before a Federal, State, or Local Legislative Body. Under this heading, the City Administrator through the City Clerk would include copies of: a.) Correspondence the city receives in which the city is requested to take positions on State, Federal, or local government legislative matters. b.) Copies of the California League of Cities weekly Legislative Bulletin requesting the city to take positions on matters pending before a governmental legislative body. These matters will be summarized by bill number or topic on the agenda. c.) Requests from the City Administrator and/or City Department Heads requesting the City Council to take a position a pending legislative matter. Under the new agenda heading an action can be taken by the City Council, to authorize the Mayor, on behalf of the city, to transmit a letter of support or opposition on any of the matters listed on the agenda. With the City Council authorization, the Mayor, could then contact appropriate State Legislators, or their staff, and communicate the"city's" position to them. 2. It shall be the policy of the Huntington Beach City Council that all written letters or verbal communications regarding"city" support or opposition to pending legislation, to be communicated to another legislative body or their staff, shall be derived by formal action of the City Council. Individual City Council members, City Administrator and City Department Heads may communicate on city letter head, their professional concerns regarding pending legislation, as long as their position is, (1) not contrary or in conflict with City Council Policy and (2) does not state a"city" position without a formal action by the City Council. ATTACHMENT "A" CITY COUNCIL METHOD OF COMMUNICATING WITH OTHER LEGISLATIVE BODIES REGARDING PENDING LEGISLATION The following is the City Council Policy regarding the manner in which the City communicate its positions on legislative matters pending before other legislati a bodies. (e.g. County Board of Supervisors, State and Federal Governments, etc.). 1. The City Clerk shall include an additional heading on the City Co cil Agenda entitled Legislative Matters Pending Before a Federal, State, or Local gislative Body. Under this heading, the City Administrator through the City Cler will include copies of correspondence the city receives in which the city is requested take positions on State, Federal, or local government legislative matters. Such corre ondence will include copies of the California League of Cities weekly Legislative Bulle n, as well as other correspondence that the city receives from time-to-time m other governmental agencies in which the city is requested to take positions on matt s pending before a governmental legislative body. These matters will be summarized b bill number or topic on the agenda. i 2. Under the new agenda heading any City Cou cil member can bring the legislative matter up for discussion and a motion can be de to have the City Council authorize the Mayor, on behalf of the city, to transmit a let r of support or opposition on any of the matters listed on the agenda. With the City ouncil authorization, the Mayor, a city council member and city staff could then c ntact appropriate State Legislators, or their staff, and communicate the city's positio to them. 3. It shall be the policy of the Hunti on Beach City Council that all written letters or verbal communications regarding ci support or opposition to pending legislation, to be communicated to another legislate a body or their staff, shall be derived by formal action of the City Council. Individual C. y Council members, City Administrator and City Department Heads may comet 'cate on city letter head, their professional concerns regarding pending legislation, long as their position is, (1) not contrary or in conflict with City Council Policy and (2) does not state a"city" position without a formal action by the City Council. le CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH INTER-DEPARTMENT COMMUNICATION HUNT/NGTONSEACH TO: c el aga, Administrator FROM: 'chard ard, eputy City Administrator DATE: April 17, 1995 SUBJECT: A Revised Method of Communicating City Council Positions on Legislation Pending before Other Legislative Bodies The City of Huntington Beach is a member of the California League of Cities. This organization provides a number of educational and training opportunities for City Council members as well as city government professionals. The League also provides lobbying services for California Cities on issues which come before the California State Legislature, that have a direct affect upon cities throughout the State of California. The League staff prepares weekly Legislative League Bulletins, which provides an analysis of those bills which would impact the cities either positively or negatively. In the Bulletin,the League requests cities to either support, oppose, or take a neutral position on pending bills which are before the State Legislature. Cities are asked to write or fax letters, or to make direct contact with members of the State Legislature who are considering the pending legislation, and share with them the city's position on pending bills. PAST COMMUNICATION PRACTICES The past practice of communicating the city's positions on pending legislation to the State Legislature has been for the Mayor to write letters to the appropriate State Legislative Committee stating the city's position. The city's positions have been derived from the League of Cities Legislative Bulletin, in consultation with the City Administrator and city staff.`The practice which was followed by previous City Councils was: if the League of California Cities indicated a position to be followed on a particular bill and the City Administrator and Mayor were in agreement and believed that the bill served the interest of the city,-a letter would be drafted by staff and sent by the Mayor to the appropriate Legislative Committee,with copies of the letter distributed to each City Council member, as well as a copies to our local State Legislative Representative and the State League of Cities' Offices in Sacramento. Revised Method of Communicating April 3, 1995 Page-2- These letters are placed in the pending bills file and the staff of the various State Committee's would note at the end of their staff reports, for the legislator who serve on the State legislative committees, those organizations who support and those organizations who oppose the proposed legislation. The following is a revised method that the City Council may wish to authorize and follow when communicating a city position to another legislative body(e.g. the State Legislature, the Governor, or the Federal Government, etc.). 1. Authorize the City Clerk to include an additional heading on the City Council Agenda entitled Legislative Matters Pending Before a Federal, State, or Local Legislative Body. Under this heading, the City Administrator, through the City Clerk, will include copies of correspondence the city receives in which the city is requested to take positions on State, Federal, or local government legislative matters. Such correspondence will include copies of the State League of California Cities weekly Legislative Bulletin, as well as other correspondence that the city receives from time-to- time from other governmental agencies requesting the city to take positions on matters pending before a governmental legislative body. These matters will be summarized by bill number or topic on the agenda. 2. Under the new agenda heading any City Council member can bring the legislative matter up for discussion and a motion can be made to authorize the Mayor, on behalf of the city, to transmit a letter of support or opposition on any of the matters listed on the agenda. With the City Council authorization, the Mayor, City Council members and city staff could then contact appropriate State Legislators, or their staff, and communicate the city's position to them. 3. It shall be the policy of the Huntington Beach City Council that all written letters or verbal communications regarding city support or opposition to pending legislation, which is to be communicated to another legislative body or their staff, shall be derived by formal action of the City Council. Individual City Council members, City Administrator and City Department Heads may communicate on city letter head, their professional concerns regarding pending legislation, as long as their position is, (1) not contrary or in conflict with City Council Policy, and (2) does not state a"city" position without formal action by the City Council. Revised Method of Communicating April3, 1995 Page-3- BENEFITS OF THE REVISED METHOD OF COMMUNICATING The city would benefit greatly by instituting a revised method for responding to requests for positions on bills pending before other governmental bodies. Currently, the requests which come from other agencies are usually copied and placed in individual City Council member's mail boxes, along with large amounts of other correspondence the City Council receives on a regular basis. In the past,the City Council has not had an organized platform to bring up these important matters. It has been left to the Mayor, City Administrator, and city staff to review these matters and draft letters for the Mayor's signature. The revised method will allow the matters to be brought before the entire City Council on a regular basis and provide a platform in which the residents, through television and the newspapers, will be made more fully aware of the City Council efforts to protect the interest of the city in the area of Intergovernmental Relations. Secondly, the burden of developing the city's position is more evenly distributed among the City Council and will provide both the Mayor and city staff a clear understanding of the City Council's position on legislative matters which have an impact upon our city or that is pending before another legislative body. Compliance with the Brown Act would be met. NEGATIVE TO THE PROPOSED METHOD The biggest negative that the revised method of communicating the city's position to other governmental agencies poses is that it will require the City Council to spend additional time at City Council meetings to discuss legislative issues which are before other legislative bodies. Realizing that City Council meeting time is limited, the City Council will need to determine how much time should be spent addressing these intergovernmental issues. CONCLUDING REMARKS I believe that the revised method of communicating with other legislative bodies will enhance both the City Council and city's position in the eyes of the public and provide the missing platform for the residents and the press to become better informed about those issues which are being considered that will have a direct effect upon the city and its residents. • Revised Method of Communicating April3, 1995 Page-4- I recommend that the revised method of communication be seriously considered by the City Council. The City Council can adopt the new method of communicating or modify this proposal. In any event,there does appear to be a need to improve upon our current practices and I believe this proposal is worth a try.. RB:paj xc: Honorable Mayor Victor Leipzig and City Councilmembers Connie Brockway, City Clerk TO: Michael Uberuaga, City Administrator FROM: Richard Barnard, Deputy City Administrator DATE: April 17, 1995 SUBJECT: A Revised Method of Communicating City Council Positions on Legislation Pending before Other Legislative Bodies The City of Huntington Beach is a member of the California League of Cities. This organization provides a number of educational and training opportunities for City Council members as well as city government professionals. The League also provides lobbying services for California Cities on issues which come before the California State Legislature, that have a direct affect upon cities throughout the State of California. The League staff prepares weekly Legislative League Bulletins, which provides an analysis of those bills which would impact the cities either positively or negatively. In the Bulletin, the League requests cities to either support, oppose, or take a neutral position on pending bills which are before the State Legislature. Cities are asked to write or fax letters, or to make direct contact with members of the State Legislature who are considering the pending legislation, and share with them the city's position on pending bills. PAST COMMUNICATION PRACTICES The past practice of communicating the city's positions on pending legislation to the State Legislature has been for the Mayor to write letters to the appropriate State Legislative Committee stating the city's position. The city's positions have been derived from the League of Cities Legislative Bulletin, in consultation with the City Administrator and city staff. The practice which was followed by previous City Councils was: if the League of California Cities indicated a position to be followed on a particular bill and the City Administrator and Mayor were in agreement and believed that the bill served the interest of the city, a letter would be drafted by staff and sent by the Mayor to the appropriate Legislative Committee, with copies of the letter distributed to each City Council member, as well as a copies to our local State Legislative Representative and the State League of Cities' Offices in Sacramento. Revised Method of Communicating April 3, 1995 Page-2- These letters are placed in the pending bills file and the staff of the various State Committee's would note at the end of their staff reports, for the legislator who serve on the State legislative committees, those organizations who support and those organizations who oppose the proposed legislation. The following is a revised method that the City Council may wish to authorize and follow when communicating a city position to another legislative body(e.g. the State Legislature; the Governor, or the Federal Government,etc.). l. Authorize the City Clerk to include an additional heading on the City Council Agenda entitled Legislative Matters Pending Before a Federal, State,or Local Legislative Body. Under this heading, the City Administrator, through the City Clerk, will include copies of correspondence the city receives in which the city is requested to take positions on State, Federal, or local government legislative matters. Such correspondence will include copies of the State League of California Cities weekly Legislative Bulletin, as well as other correspondence that the city receives from time-to- time from other governmental agencies requesting the city to take positions on matters pending before a governmental legislative body. These matters will be summarized by bill number or topic on the agenda. 2. Under the new agenda heading any City Council member can bring the legislative matter up for discussion and a motion can be made to authorize the Mayor, on behalf of the city, to transmit a letter of support or opposition on any of the matters listed on the agenda. With the City Council authorization, the Mayor,City Council members and city staff could then contact appropriate State Legislators, or their staff, and communicate the city's position to them. 3. It shall be the policy of the Huntington Beach City Council that all written letters or verbal communications regarding city support or opposition to pending legislation,which is to be communicated to another legislative body or their staff, shall be derived by formal action of the City Council. Individual City Council members, City Administrator and City Department Heads may communicate on city letter head, their professional concerns regarding pending legislation, as long as their position is, (1)not contrary or in conflict with City Council Policy, and(2) does not state a"city" position without formal action by the City Council. Revised Method of Communicating April3, 1995 Page -3- BENEFITS OF THE REVISED METHOD OF COMMUNICATING The city would benefit greatly by instituting a revised method for responding to requests for positions on bills pending before other governmental bodies. Currently, the requests which come from other agencies are usually copied and placed in individual City Council member's mail boxes, along with large amounts of other correspondence the City Council receives on a regular basis. In the past, the City Council has not had an organized platform to bring up these important matters. It has been left to the Mayor, City Administrator, and city staff to review these matters and draft letters for the Mayor's signature. The revised method will allow the matters to be brought before the entire City Council on a regular basis and provide a platform in which the residents, through television and the newspapers, will be made more fully aware of the City Council efforts to protect the interest of the city in the area of Intergovernmental Relations. Secondly, the burden of developing the city's position is more evenly distributed among the City Council and will provide both the Mayor and city staff a clear understanding of the City Council's position on legislative matters which have an impact upon our city or that is pending before another legislative body. Compliance with the Brown Act would be met. NEGATIVE TO THE PROPOSED METHOD The biggest negative that the revised method of communicating the city's position to other governmental agencies poses is that it will require the City Council to spend additional time at City Council meetings to discuss legislative issues which are before other legislative bodies. Realizing that City Council meeting time is limited, the City Council will need to determine how much time should be spent addressing these intergovernmental issues. CONCLUDING REMARKS I believe that the revised method of communicating with other legislative bodies will enhance both the City Council and city's position in the eyes of the public and provide the missing platform for the residents and the press to become better informed about those issues which are being considered that will have a direct effect upon the city and its residents. Revised Method of Communicating April 3, 1995 Page-4- I recommend that the revised method of communication be seriously considered by the City Council. The City Council can adopt the new method of communicating or modify this proposal. In any event, there does appear to be a need to improve upon our current practices and I believe this proposal is worth a try.. RB:paj xc: Honorable Mayor Victor Leipzig and City Councilmembers Connie Brockway, City Clerk 0 Council/Agency Meeting Held: Deferred/Continued to: ❑Approved ❑ Conditionally Approved ❑ Denied City Clerk's Signature Council Meeting Date: APRIL 17, 1995 Department ID Number: AD95-14 REQUEST FOR COUNCIL/REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY ACTION SUBMITTED TO: HONORABLE MAYOR/CHAIRMAN AND CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS/REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY MEMBERS SUBMITTED BY: MICHAEL T. UBERUAGA, City Administrator/Executive Director PREPARED BY: RICHARD BARNARD, DEPUTY CITY ADMINISTRATOR SUBJECT: CITY COUNCIL POLICY FOR RESPONSE TO PROPOSED LEGISLATION PENDING BEFORE OTHER LEGISLATIVE BODIES Estatement of Issue,Funding Source,Recommended Action,Alternative Action,Analysis,Environmental Status,Attachment(s) Statement of Issue: On a regular basis the City of Huntington Beach receives correspondence. from the California League of Cities, and others, regarding pending legislation which comes before the County, State and Federal levels of government which have an impact upon local governments. The city is requested to write letters of support or opposition and communicate its position to those legislative committees who are considering the legislative proposals. This city action is important because it allows County, State and Federal elected officials to hear directly from their local elected City Council regarding pending legislation. It also provides the needed support to those individuals who represent local government interest in Sacramento and Washington D.C. In order to insure the city responds in a timely manner on issue that would have an effect upon local government it is necessary to have the city council set policy that staff can follow to insure the city's voice is heard at the County, State, and Federal levels of government. Funding Source: Not Applicable Recommended Action: Adopt as City Council Policy Attachment "A" entitled, City Council Method of Communicating with other Legislative Bodies Regardinq Pending Legislation. REQUEST FOROUNCIL/REDEVELOPMEN AIGENCY ACTION MEETING DATE: APRIL 17, 1995 DEPARTMENT ID NUMBER: Alternative Action(s): 1. Take no action 2. Modify the proposed Policy Analysis: During the course of the State and Federal Legislative sessions a number of issue are presented that have a direct impact upon local governments including the city of Huntington Beach. In order for our local representatives at the County, State and Federal levels to be informed about proposed legislation that effects the city it is important for the City Council to communicate these impacts to those legislators. To help staff monitor the legislative proposals at County, State and Federal levels it is necessary for the City Council to adopt a legislative policy that enables the city, through the Mayor's Office, to quickly and effectively respond to pending legislation. Environmental Status: Not Applicable Attachment(s): 1. Attachment "A" A Revised Method of Communicating City Council Positions on Legislation Pending before other Legislative Bodies. 2. Memo dated April 3, 1995 from Deputy City Administrator Richard Barnard regarding A Revised Method of Communicating City Council Positions on Legislation Pending before other Legislative Bodies. City Clerk's Page Number 0011435.03 -2- 04/13/95 10:25 AM Pr (13) Page 13 -Co. ./Agency Agenda-4/17/95 F-4. (City Council) CITY COUNCIL POLICY FOR RESPONSE TO PROPOSED LEGISLATION PENDING BEFORE OTHER LEGISLATIVE BODIES (120.10) Communication from the Deputy City Administrator Rich Barnard transmitting a proposed City Council policy for City Council response to proposed legislation pending before other legislative bodies to ensure the city's voice its heard at the County, State, and Federal levels.of government. RECOMMENDED ACTION: Adopt the following City Council Policy: 1. The City Clerk shall include an additional heading on the City Council Agenda entitled Legislative Matters Pending Before A Federal, State, or Local Legislative Body. Under this heading, the City Administrator through the City Clerk will include copies of correspondence the city receives in which the city is requested to take positions on State, Federal, or local government legislative matters. Such correspondence will include copies of the California League of Cities' weekly Legislative Bulletin, as well as other correspondence that the city receives from time-to-time from other governmental agencies in which the city is requested to take positions on matters pending before a governmental legislative body. These matters will be summarized by bill number or topic on the agenda. 2. Under the new agenda heading any City Council member can bring the legislative matter up for discussion and a motion can be made to have the City Council authorize the Mayor,on behalf of the city, to transmit a letter of support or opposition on any of the matters listed on the agenda. With the City Council authorization, the Mayor, a City Council member and city staff could then contact appropriate State Legislators, or their staff and communicate the city's position to them. 3. It shall be the policy of the Huntington Beach City Council that all written letters or verbal communications regarding city support or opposition to pending legislation, to be communicated to another legislative body or their staff, shall be derived by formal action of the City Council. Individual City Council members; City Administrator and City Department Heads may communicate on city letterhead, their professional concerns regarding pending legislation, as long as their position is, (1) not contrary or in conflict with City Council Policy and (2) does not state a "city" position without a formal action by the City Council. 4/12/95 4:45 PM (13) Page 14-Council/Agency Age. -4/17/95 (14) F-5. (City Council/Redevelopment Agency) AUTHORIZATION TO SEND POSITION LETTERS ON BEHALF OF THE CITY COUNCIUREDEVELOPMENT AGENCY RE: PENDING STATE LEGISLATION & RESOLUTION NO. 6686 - MEASURE A - EL TORO AIRPORT & LETTER TO FCC RE: CELLULAR FACILITIES Communication from Rich Barnard, Deputy City Administrator, requesting City Council authorization for the Mayor to send letters of support or opposition on pending issues which are before the State Legislature. RECOMMENDED ACTION: 1. Authorizes the Mayor to send letters of support or opposition on the following pending issues which are before the State Legislature: AB 37 (Pringle) Support- Designates the County of Orange as the state recognized reuse authority of the purposes of planning the conversion of MCAS, El Toro. AB 201 (Allen) Support- Would allocate $76,160,000 from a Special Account for Capital Outlay to the Department of Water Resources for allocation to the Orange County Flood Control District. SIB 623 (Peace) Support or Neutral -Adds to existing law a felony wobbler so that those individuals who sell illegal converter boxes for personal profit can be charged with either a misdemeanor or a felony depending on the circumstances involved. SB 872 (O'Connell)Support- In regard to an Oil Spill requires the administrator for oil spill response to establish a united incident command team which includes one local jurisdiction representative. AND 2. Adopt Resolution No. 6686 - "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH TO INTERVENE IN THE LITIGATION CHALLENGING MEASURE A." AND 3. Authorize the Mayor to send a letter to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) requesting the FCC to deny a petition for rule that would pre-empt local authority over cellular facilities. 4112/95 4:45 PM (14) (15) Page 15 -Counci. ;ncy Agenda-4/17/95 G. ORDINANCES G-1. ORDINANCES FOR ADOPTION RECOMMENDED ACTION: Motion to adopt the following ordinances by roll call vote, after City Clerk reads by title: G-1 a.(City Council) ORDINANCE NO. 3279 SEABRIDGE SPECIFIC PLAN - "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH AMENDING THE SEABRIDGE SPECIFIC PLAN." Public hearing and Introduction approval as amended on 4/3/95. (Centerstone Development Co.) Code Amendment No. 94-5/Negative Declaration No. 94-21 E/Beach, S/Adams: Prepared at direction of Council. (640.10) G-1 b:(City Council) ORDINANCE NO 3277 - SUB-LEASE OF MOBILE HOMES - "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH AMENDING THE HUNTINGTON BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE BY ADDING NEW CHAPTER 17.38 THERETO REGARDING TEMPORARY RENTAL OF MOBILE HOMES." Prepared by Special Proiects. Introduction approved, as amended on 4/3/95) (640.10) G-1c.(City Council) ORDINANCE NO 3267 - MASSAGE LICENSING - "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH AMENDING THE HUNTINGTON BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE BY AMENDING SECTION 5.24 THEREOF RELATING TO MASSAGE LICENSING." Introduced as amended on 4/3/94. Prepared by Chief of Police. (640.10) G-2. ORDINANCES FOR INTRODUCTION - None 4/12/95 4:45 PM (15) Page 16-Council/Agency Agenda-4/17/95 (16) COUNCIL/AGENCY ITEMS H-1. SUBMITTED BY COUNCIL/AGENCY MEMBER DAVE GAROFALO: H-2. SUBMITTED BY COUNCIL/AGENCY MEMBER PETER GREEN: For Discussion And Possible Action: City Council Appeals Of Planning Commission Actions (120.10) Communication from Councilmember Peter Green requesting an analysis of the City Council's appeals of Planning Commission actions for the last three years. The request also included an analysis of the fees not collected, possible impact on the budget, current city policy (written or unwritten), and the practice of other cities. H-3. SUBMITTED BY COUNCIL/AGENCY MEMBER SHIRLEY DETTLOFF: City's Procedure For Controlling Scavenging (100.10) H-4. SUBMITTED BY COUNCIL/AGENCY MAYOR VIC LEIPZIG: H-5. SUBMITTED BY COUNCIL/AGENCY MAYOR PRO TEM DAVE SULLIVAN: Resolution In Opposition to O.C. Board of Supervisors Proposal to Import Trash to County Landfills (120.70) H-6. SUBMITTED BY COUNCIL/AGENCY MEMBER RALPH BAUER: Ordinance Code Re: Adult Businesses (640.10) Proposal that the ordinance wording in the city's current Planning and Zoning Code relative to adult businesses be returned to the wording which was in effect prior to the rewrite and adoption of the new City Planning and Zoning Code. H-7. SUBMITTED BY COUNCIL/AGENCY MEMBER TOM HARMAN: COUNCIL/AGENCY ADJOURNMENT: To 6:30 p.m., Monday, April 24, 1995 in Room B-8 Council Chambers, Civic Center, 2000 Main Street, Huntington Beach, CA Council/Agency Agendas and Minutes are available at no charge to the public at the City Clerk's Office and by mail through paid subscription. Complete Agenda Packets available at Library and Library Annexes Friday prior to meetings. Video tapes of Council meetings available for checkout at Central Library at no charge. CONNIE BROCKWAY, CITY CLERK City of Huntington Beach 2000 Main Street- Second Floor Huntington Beach, California 92648 536-5227 4112/95 5:18 PM (16) REVISED PAGE (17) Page 17&ncil/Agency Agenda-4/17/95 H-6. SUBMITTED BY COUNCIL/AGENCY MEMBER RALPH BAUER: Ordinance Code Re: Adult Businesses (640.10) Proposal that the ordinance wording in the city's current Planning and Zoning Code relative to adult businesses be returned to the wording which was in effect prior to the rewrite and adoption of the new City Planning and Zoning Code. (City Council) Request that Council Petition the County of Orange to Extend Hours of Operation at their Hazardous Waste Material Station in Huntington Beach Communication from Councilmember Bauer requesting that Council petition the County to extend the hours of operation of the Hazardous Waste Material Station. Current hours of operation are Saturday 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. or 100 cars whichever is least. The consequences of this practice is that hazardous waste is being dumped randomly throughout the city or being dumped at Rainbow Disposal Pickup Service. H-7. SUBMITTED BY COUNCIL/AGENCY MEMBER TOM HARMAN: COUNCIL/AGENCY ADJOURNMENT: To 6:30 p.m., Monday, April 24, 1995 in Room B-8 Council Chambers, Civic Center, 2000 Main Street, Huntington Beach, CA Council/Agency Agendas and Minutes are available at no charge to the public at the City Clerk's Office and by mail through paid subscription. Complete Agenda Packets available at Library and Library Annexes Friday prior to meetings. Video tapes of Council meetings available for checkout at Central Library at no charge. CONNIE BROCKWAY, CITY CLERK City of Huntington Beach 2000 Main Street- Second Floor Huntington Beach, California 92648 536-5227 4/13/95 8:30 AM (17)