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THESE MINUTES ARE NOT OFFICIAL
UNTIL APPROVED BY THE
CITY COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING OF THE February 10, 2014
CITY COUNCIL 5:30 p.m.
CULVER CITY, CALIFORNIA
Call to Order & Roll Call
Mayor Cooper called the meeting of the City Council to order at
5:30 p.m.
Present: Jeffrey Cooper, Mayor
Meghan Sahli-Wells, Vice Mayor
Jim B. Clarke, Councilmember
Micheál O‘Leary, Councilmember
Andrew Weissman, Councilmember
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Closed Session
At 5:30 p.m., the City Council recessed to Closed Session to
discuss the following items:
CS-1 Conference with Legal Counsel – Anticipated Litigation
Re: Significant Exposure to Litigation – (1 item)
Pursuant to Government Code Section 54956.9(d)(2)
CS-2 Conference Legal Counsel – Anticipated Litigation
Re: Initiation of Litigation – 1 Matter
Pursuant to Government Code Section 54956.9(d)(4)
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Reconvene
Mayor Cooper reconvened the City Council meeting at 7:05
p.m. with all Councilmembers present.
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Invocation/Pledge of Allegiance
The Invocation was given by John Nachbar, City Manager, and
the Pledge of Allegiance was led by Judge Bredo.
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Report on Action Taken in Closed Session
Mayor Cooper indicated there was nothing to report from
closed session.
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Presentation
Item P-1
Presentation of a Commendation to Mr. Paul Taylor, Deputy
Chief Executive Officer of the Los Angeles County
Metropolitan Transportation Authority and Culver City
Resident, on the Occasion of His Retirement
Art Ida, Transportation Director, congratulated Mr. Taylor
on his retirement and thanked him for his support and
service.
Mayor Cooper presented the Commendation.
Mr. Taylor thanked the City for the Commendation.
Councilmember O’Leary thanked Mr. Taylor for being a great
advocate and supporter.
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Community Announcements By City Council Members/Information
Items From Staff
Dan Hernandez, Parks, Recreation and Community Services
Director, reported that the Culver City Municipal Plunge had
been chosen as one of the top ten pools in all of Los
Angeles County, and he thanked staff for the work they did
to make that possible.
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Mayor Cooper discussed the drought and the City water
conservation program, and received consensus to agendize a
discussion of the issue at a future meeting.
Charles Herbertson, Public Works Director, provided a brief
overview of the City water conservation program.
Discussion ensued between Councilmembers and staff regarding
reporting violations; concern over the severe drought in the
state; and encouragement to residents to educate their
neighbors about the importance of conservation.
Councilmember O’Leary reported attending the ICA Winter
Seminar; the Southern California Association of Governments
Meeting; the EXPO Board meeting; the League of California
Cities meeting where there was a presentation on Emergency
Preparedness; and he asked that staff review the Emergency
Preparedness presentation.
Councilmember Clarke apologized to everyone for the tone of
his comments regarding the ice rink at the last City Council
meeting; he discussed his concern and frustration at the
inability of the City to do more to help the ice rink; the
final night of the ice rink; and indicated that he had tried
to be responsive to all concerns.
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Joint Public Comment – Items Not on the Agenda
Mayor Cooper invited public comment.
The following members of the audience addressed the City
Council:
Jim Lissner discussed red light camera tickets; fake
citations; his previous request to add Spanish language
information on red light tickets; the decision by Los
Angeles not to report those who ignore red light tickets to
the DMV; the number of red light tickets issued; quota
behavior; and the average age of the drivers being issued
red light tickets.
Discussion ensued between Councilmembers and staff regarding
issuance of red light tickets; accusations and allegations;
fake red light tickets; the number of tickets issued; road
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and behavior; timing of the citations; statutory
requirements; light phasing; constitutionality of red light
tickets; statistics that show red light cameras cut down on
accidents; driving behavior; reduced speeding; traffic
surveys; evidence; education; procedures; and improved
safety.
Dr. Janet Hoult expressed concern with the intent of the
City to dismantle the Landlord Tenant Mediation Board;
discussed her experiences with mediation; the demise of the
redevelopment agency; the lack of help from the City for low
and fixed income residents; arbitration; the number of cases
considered by the Landlord Tenant Mediation Board;
continuing the Rental Assistance Program; and rent control.
Mayor Cooper indicated that he had no knowledge of plans to
disband the Landlord Tenant Mediation Board.
Matthew Hetz, Culver City Symphony Orchestra, expressed
support for the ice rink and announced their next concert on
February 22 at Veterans Memorial Auditorium.
Arlene Cardenes, Culver City Chamber Orchestra, discussed
the history of the organization, and she announced their
March 16 concert at the Culver Palms United Methodist
Church.
Mayola Delgado reiterated a previous request that the
entryway to Culver Crossroads off Commonwealth Avenue be
closed; she discussed zoning; ticketing in the area; light
intrusion; trash; pollution; a recent accident; and she
asked that the health and safety of residents be placed
ahead of the protests of the owner and the wait for the six-
month survey.
Yvonne Krause expressed appreciation for improvements to
conditions in the area around Culver Crossroads; discussed
permit parking; right turn only signs; safety; recent
accidents on the street; and she asked the City to close the
driveway.
Discussion ensued between staff and Councilmembers regarding
potential mitigation measures for the shopping center;
permitted use in the zone; the driveway; Conditions of
Approval; closure of the driveway; the six-month study; and
the request for specific code information.
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MOVED BY COUNCILMEMBER O’LEARY, SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER
CLARKE AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED, THAT WHEN THIS MEETING IS
ADJOURNED THAT IT BE ADJOURNED IN MEMORY OF MICK RYAN, UNCLE
OF COUNCILMEMBER O’LEARY, AND BERNIE TUBMAN, MEMBER OF THE
JEWISH WAR VETERANS OF CULVER CITY.
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Consent Calendar
Item C-2
(Out of Sequence)
Approval of an Agreement with Power Source Systems, Inc. for
the Repair of Four Decorative Light Columns Located at Town
Plaza in an Amount Not-To-Exceed $36,900.00
Mayor Cooper invited public comment.
The following member of the audience addressed the City
Council:
Cary Anderson noted the length of time that the issue has been
outstanding; he discussed skateboarders in Town Plaza; graffiti
issues; enforcement; and maintenance.
Charles Herbertson, Public Works Director, indicated that if
the City Council approved the item the work would commence
within 30 days.
{Note from the City Clerk: Later in this meeting, the City
Council adopted a motion to approve this item}
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Joint Public Comment – Items Not on the Agenda (Continued)
Mayor Cooper invited public comment.
The following member of the audience addressed the City
Council:
Theresa Marasco reported issues with plumbing and mold in
her building and issues with the owner; she discussed
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expressed concern with unlicensed contractors making
insufficient repairs.
Mayor Cooper indicated that he would follow-up with Ms.
Marasco.
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Order of the Agenda
The City Council determined to take Item A-1 at this time.
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Action Item
Item A-1
(Out of Sequence)
Consideration of Additional Information Related to
the Culver City Ice Arena and Direction to Staff as Deemed
Appropriate (Continued)
Discussion ensued between Councilmembers regarding the order
of speakers.
Mike Bowden, Fire Marshall, provided a summary of the
material of record.
Sol Blumenfeld, Community Development Director, reported
progress in the historic preservation process; he discussed
zoning and land use; discretionary approval; and the
California Environmental Quality Act.
Discussion ensued between staff and Councilmembers regarding
submission of the Facility Closure Plan; the zone change
process; clarification that an application had not been
received; notification; the public nature of the process;
procedures to be included in the notification process;
removal of the ammonia; the amount of repairs to the system
needed; procedures for shutting down the system; the
California Accidental Release Program; impacts to the ice;
proper disposal of toxic chemicals; the need for specialized
equipment and personnel; making the system safe; adherence
to the code; the time frame and process for historic
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had to be decommissioned for the protection of the
community.
Mayor Cooper invited public input.
The following members of the audience addressed the City
Council:
Daryl Evans, Los Angeles Kings, discussed the importance of
the Culver City Ice Rink; the Anaheim Ducks, UCLA Bruins,
and Los Angeles Kings; he asked that every consideration be
put forward to maintain an ice rink on the site; and
discussed the vested interest of the LA Kings.
Cindy, Jeff and Lauren Bernstein asked that the ice rink be
saved; discussed time spent in the City; their support of
local businesses; and serving the people of Culver City.
Gann Matsuda asserted that the ice rink was an opportunity
for the City; he discussed economic development; and he
wanted to see a state of the art ice rink in the City.
Mike Snow discussed the existing ice rink; Planet Granite;
and the possibility of another tenant moving in and running
another ice rink.
Paul Rochmes asked that the City do whatever possible to
enable an ice rink to stay at that location; he discussed
community support for the rink; and benefits to the City and
to the surrounding area.
Kevin Klowden discussed an interview with the owner of the
property; eminent domain; public private partnerships; and
the ability of the City to make the acquisition.
Nadine Lewis read a statement from Rachel Flatt discussing
her accomplishments and the importance of local ice rinks.
Therese Steinlauf indicated that she and Eleta Engelbrecht
were the daughters of the ice rink designer; she discussed
the original plans for the ice rink; and the value of the
building to the City.
Sami Takahashi asked that the area not be rezoned and that
the ice rink stay an ice rink.
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Mindy Paige discussed the amount of time she used to spend
in the City due to the ice rink, and she read a letter from
Judge Irma Brown discussing the benefits of the rink to the
entire community.
Mayor Cooper indicated that Ms. Paige could have someone
else read the other two letters she had brought.
Shannon Takahashi indicated that she and her family had
worked at the ice rink for many years; reported securing a
short term lease to keep the ice rink alive; she questioned
issues raised by the Fire Department; previous inspections;
safe functioning of the ice rink; and a variance identified
by an ice skating mother.
{Note from the City Clerk: Later in this meeting, Mr.
Blumenfeld clarified that it was staff that had discovered
the Use Variance in the files of the City.}
Brooke Powell discussed the closing of the ice rink;
variances and zoning; conditions on placed properties that
are exceptions to the General Plan; she asked that the
property continue to be an ice rink; discussed eminent
domain; public private partnership; and she questioned
whether the system could be bypassed while the ammonia was
evacuated.
Fire Marshal Bowden discussed the process for repairing and
replacing the equipment.
Nadine Lewis discussed impartiality; the ability of the City
to act; discretion; she suggested that Planet Granite find
another location rather than the ice rink; and she wanted to
see the ice kept frozen, the building become part of the
historic preservation program, and zero tolerance for height
exceptions.
{Note from the City Clerk: Later in this meeting, Mr.
Blumenfeld clarified that the Ice Arena property was not
eligible for an exception to the height limitations imposed
by the voter-adopted height standards.}
Kevin Healy distributed an article regarding a Trader Joes
expansion in Portland, Oregon; discussed the decision of
Planet Granite to force themselves into an area where they
are not wanted; the small business that is Culver Ice; and
professional skaters to come from the ice arena. February 10, 2014
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Gary Abrams expressed skepticism regarding the Planet
Granite proposal; discussed the history of the City Council
to side with money; previous loans to private developers;
the lack of documentation from the City; concern that there
is a developer waiting in the wings to take over the
property when the Planet Granite proposal fails; and he
discussed the will of the people.
Cary Anderson discussed concern with City Council
shenanigans over time; red light cameras and safety; the
Westfield Culver City Mall; and the public process and last
minute deals.
David Metzler discussed the previous suggestion to find a
new location for the ice rink; preserving the history of the
City; efficient use of resources; the Culver Hotel;
capitalist tragedies; zoning; he asked that the City Council
do everything in its power to preserve the current use of
the ice rink and not to grant any variances; he questioned
whether the City owned the alleyway; why the decommissioning
had to happen immediately; and what costs were to evacuate
the ammonia and return it vs. maintaining the current state.
Steven Rose, President and CEO of the Culver City Chamber of
Commerce, read a Chamber of Commerce press release
expressing support for City efforts regarding the future of
the property; discussed the closure of the Culver City Ice
Arena; and the importance of health and safety.
Tamara Coffin, Culver Ice Rink, discussed bypassing the
system and legal action.
Monica Rose Caris finished reading the statement submitted
by Rachel Flatt discussing the importance of training at the
local ice rink.
Michelle Rittel read a letter brought by Mindy Paige from
Wayne Dentin, Court Commissioner from the Superior Court in
Inglewood in support of keeping the ice rink open.
Deborah Shapiro read a letter brought by Mindy Paige from
the Santa Monica Police Department and Santa Monica Police
Activities League, discussing the benefits of the rink to
the area.
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Annie Burrows discussed her research on environmental issues
regarding decommissioning the ice rink and wanted to see the
ice rink reopened on March 1.
Debra Curtis discussed her experiences at the Culver City
Ice Arena; skating at other area rinks; and she asked the
City Council to save the ice rink.
Jeremy Green, Management Analyst, read written comments
submitted by:
Garick Chan
Wilma Arterbery
Gabriel Jon Margosian
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Recess
Mayor Cooper called a brief recess from 9:22 p.m. to 9:38
p.m.
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Chris Sellers, Fire Chief, discussed the Facility Closure
Plan; ammonia as an environmental hazard; regular Fire
Department inspections; the mechanical systems; and the
evaluation by the refrigeration specialist.
Staff addressed speaker concerns and discussed legal
obligations; professional obligations; protection of the
public; whether another interest is involved in tenanting
the property; putting down an extra sheet of ice; adding a
building; parking requirements; costs; the City zoning
ordinance; eminent domain; hazardous abatement; staff
finding the variance in the City’s files; the zoning
process; historic preservation; the height limit; the use
variance; and the request for additional information on the
alley.
Discussion ensued between staff and Councilmembers regarding
bypassing the existing system and using a temporary system;
the current system of running ice rinks; problems with the
existing system; clarification that the ammonia and ice need
to be removed now; other hazardous materials on site;
concern with actions of the owner; false hopes; the
commitment of the City to the public health; the speed of February 10, 2014
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government; and concern with negative behavior directed to
staff.
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Item A-2
(1) Adoption of a Resolution Transmitting to the County of
Los Angeles the Official City Response to the December 2013
Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration for the
Proposed Stoneview Nature Center Project Located at 5950
Stoneview Drive and (2) Approval of a Memorandum of
Understanding Between the City of Culver City and the County
of Los Angeles Department of Parks and Recreation for the
Stoneview Nature Center Operation
Mayor Cooper invited public input.
The following member of the audience addressed the City
Council:
Antoinette Lowe discussed privacy issues on the south side
of Stoneview Drive and setting aside funds for mitigation
measures.
Discussion ensued between staff and Councilmembers regarding
language in the MOU to address after the fact situations
that develop, and future trail development.
Jeremy Green, Management Analyst, read comments submitted
by:
Annie C. Wilson
Additional discussion ensued between staff and
Councilmembers regarding the County report; County response
to comments; requirements and triggers for mitigation; City
discretion; changes to MOU language; the 120 car threshold;
parking of construction vehicles; appreciation to everyone
working on the project; public outreach; effects on
residents; being proactive rather than reactive; hazards in
the area; amending comments; the notice provision for MOU
cancellation; the inclusion of meet and confer language;
citizen involvement in the process; the Park to Playa Trail;
traffic implications; and the process.
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MOVED BY VICE MAYOR SAHLI-WELLS, SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER
O’LEARY AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED, THAT THE CITY COUNCIL:
1. ADOPT A RESOLUTION TRANSMITTING THE OFFICIAL CITY
RESPONSE TO THE DECEMBER 2013 INITIAL STUDY/MITIGATED
NEGATIVE DECLARATION FOR THE PROPOSED STONEVIEW NATURE
CENTER PROJECT LOCATED AT 5950 STONEVIEW DRIVE; AND,
2. APPROVE THE MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN THE CITY
OF CULVER CITY AND COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF PARKS
AND RECREATION FOR THE STONEVIEW NATURE CENTER OPERATION;
AND,
3. AUTHORIZE THE CITY ATTORNEY TO REVIEW/PREPARE THE
NECESSARY DOCUMENTS; AND,
4. AUTHORIZE THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE SUCH DOCUMENTS ON
BEHALF OF THE CITY: AND
5. AUTHORIZE STAFF TO AMEND COMMENTS TO INCLUDE ADDITIONAL
ITEMS FROM THE MOU AND MEET AND CONFER LANGUAGE.
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Receipt and Filing of Correspondence
Martin Cole, Assistant City Manager/City Clerk, reported the
receipt of approximately 200 items in connection with Action
Item A-1.
MOVED BY COUNCILMEMBER CLARKE, SECONDED BY VICE MAYOR SAHLI-
WELLS AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED, THAT THE CITY COUNCIL RECEIVE
AND FILE CORRESPONDENCE.
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Joint Consent Calendar
Item JC-1
JOINT CITY COUNCIL/HOUSING AUTHORITY/SUCCESSOR AGENCY/JOINT
AGENDA ITEM: Cash Disbursements
MOVED BY COUNCILMEMBER CLARKE, SECONDED BY VICE MAYOR SAHLI-
WELLS AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED, THAT THE CITY COUNCIL: APPROVE
CASH DISBURSEMENTS FOR JANUARY 18, 2014 – JANUARY 31, 2014. February 10, 2014
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Consent Calendar
MOVED BY COUNCILMEMBER CLARKE, SECONDED BY VICE MAYOR SAHLI-
WELLS AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED, THAT THE CITY COUNCIL: APPROVE
ITEMS C-1 THROUGH C-6.
Item C-1
Meeting Minutes
THAT THE CITY COUNCIL APPROVE MINUTES FOR THE REGULAR MEETINGS
OF JANUARY 13, 2014 AND JANUARY 27, 2014.
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Item C-2
Approval of an Agreement with Power Source Systems, Inc. for
the Repair of Four Decorative Light Columns Located at Town
Plaza in an Amount Not-To-Exceed $36,900.00
THAT THE CITY COUNCIL:
1. APPROVE AN AGREEMENT WITH POWER SOURCE SYSTEMS, INC. IN AN
AMOUNT NOT-TO-EXCEED $36,900.00 FOR THE REPAIR OF THE TOWN
PLAZA DECORATIVE LIGHT COLUMNS; AND,
2. AUTHORIZE THE CITY ATTORNEY TO REVIEW/PREPARE THE NECESSARY
DOCUMENTS; AND,
3. AUTHORIZE THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE SUCH DOCUMENTS ON
BEHALF OF THE CITY.
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Item C-3
Adoption of a Resolution Approving Encroachment Agreements with
Time Warner Cable for Use of the Public Rights-of-Way on Hayden
Avenue and Its Intersection with Higuera Street and on Bristol
Parkway and Its Intersection with Green Valley Circle
Councilmember Clarke received clarification regarding changes
to the process for review of public right-of-way issues. February 10, 2014
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THAT THE CITY COUNCIL:
1. ADOPT A RESOLUTION APPROVING TWO ENCROACHMENT AGREEMENTS
WITH TIME WARNER CABLE FOR THE PROPOSED FIBER OPTIC
TELECOMMUNICATION CABLES ALONG HAYDEN AVENUE (AT HIGUERA
STREET) AND ALONG BRISTOL PARKWAY (AT GREEN VALLEY CIRCLE);
AND,
2. AUTHORIZE THE CITY ATTORNEY TO REVIEW/PREPARE THE NECESSARY
DOCUMENTS; AND,
3. AUTHORIZE THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE THE DOCUMENTS ON
BEHALF OF THE CITY.
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Item C-4
Approval of Plans and Specifications and Authorization to
Publish Notice Inviting Bids for the Culver City Catch Basin
Trash Excluder Insert Project, Phase 2, P-497, Bid No. 1537
Councilmember Clarke congratulated staff on their proactive
efforts toward implementing environmentally protective
measures.
THAT THE CITY COUNCIL APPROVE THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR
THE CULVER CITY CATCH BASIN TRASH EXCLUDER INSERT PROJECT,
PHASE 2, P-497, BID NO. 1537 AND AUTHORIZE STAFF TO PUBLISH A
NOTICE INVITING CONSTRUCTION BIDS.
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Item C-5
Adoption of a Resolution Approving a Joint Application with the
Cities of Monrovia and Claremont for Grant Funds for the
Sustainable Communities Planning Grant and Incentives Program
under the Safe Drinking Water, Water Quality and Supply, Flood
Control, River and Coastal Protection Bond Act of 2006
(Proposition 84) for the Culver City Bicycle and Pedestrian
Master Plan Update (Culver City Project), the Green Streets
Policy (Monrovia Project) and the Catchment and Stormwater
Implementation Plan (Claremont Project)
Councilmember Clarke received clarification regarding the use
of third party money for the five percent hard match. February 10, 2014
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THAT THE CITY COUNCIL: ADOPT A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE JOINT
APPLICATION FOR GRANT FUNDS FOR THE SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES
PLANNING GRANT AND INCENTIVES PROGRAM UNDER THE SAFE DRINKING
WATER, WATER QUALITY AND SUPPLY, FLOOD CONTROL, RIVER AND
COASTAL PROTECTION BOND ACT OF 2006 (PROPOSITION 84) FOR THE
BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN MASTER PLAN UPDATE (CULVER CITY
PROJECT), THE GREEN STREETS POLICY (MONROVIA PROJECT) AND THE
CATCHMENT AND STORMWATER IMPLEMENTATION PLAN (CLAREMONT
PROJECT).
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Item C-6
Approval of Amendments to Existing Professional Services
Agreements with Ayala Engineering, Amireh Sewer Contractor and
Escobar Contracting, Inc. in an Aggregate Not-to-Exceed Amount
of $400,000 and Expiring on June 30, 2017
THAT THE CITY COUNCIL:
1) APPROVE AMENDMENTS TO EXISTING PERSONAL SERVICES AGREEMENTS
WITH AYALA ENGINEERING, AMIREH SEWER CONTRACTOR, AND ESCOBAR
CONTRACTING INC., FOR ON-CALL SEWER REPAIRS IN AN AGGREGATE
NOT-TO-EXCEED AMOUNT OF $400,000, WITH SUCH AMENDED AGREEMENTS
EXPIRING ON JUNE 30, 2017; AND,
2) AUTHORIZE THE CITY ATTORNEY TO REVIEW/PREPARE THE NECESSARY
DOCUMENTS; AND,
3) AUTHORIZE THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE SUCH DOCUMENTS ON
BEHALF OF THE CITY.
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Public Comment – Items Not on the Agenda
Mayor Cooper invited public comment.
The following members of the audience addressed the City
Council:
DeShayne Walker, Dare to Care Kids Club, reported issues
with a former client, and she expressed concern with her
treatment by City staff and police, and her inability to
renew her business license in the City. February 10, 2014
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Martin Cole, Assistant City Manager/City Clerk, indicated
that municipal code requirements related to the renewal of
her business tax certificate had been transmitted to Ms.
Walker; he discussed information received from the State of
California indicating Ms. Walker did not have the required
state license of a day care facility – which classification
the state has placed upon her business; and required
licenses and fees.
Michelle Rittel expressed discomfort with behavior exhibited
by several audience members earlier; she thanked
Councilmember O’Leary for his support; she asked that City
Councilmembers remember their promise of support when
rezoning comes up for reconsideration; she thanked the City
Council for their consideration; and she expressed concern
with melting permafrost and the potential loss of the
building, and therefore historic designation.
Mayor Cooper thanked Ms. Rittel for her comments.
Nadine Lewis discussed the previous inspection of the ice
rink; she indicated that she would file an injunction;
expressed skepticism regarding recently found documents;
took issue with the time given to Planet Granite to speak at
the January 27, 2014 City Council meeting; discussed the
hiring of the expert to investigate; and assertions that the
City is just worried about being sued and that the owner of
the property is the villain.
Shannon Takahasi asked for a copy of the Fire Inspector’s
report and she invited any interested parties to attend the
inspection by Complete Thermal on February 11.
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Items from the City Council
Items from Councilmember Clarke
• Reported attending the Actors Hall of Fame event at
Veterans Auditorium
Items from Councilmember O’Leary
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• Encouraged interested parties to contact him for
further information regarding the regional meetings he
attended
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Adjournment
There being no further business, at 10:49 p.m., the City
Council adjourned its meeting in memory of Mick Ryan and Bernie
Tubman to Monday, February 24, 2014 at 7:00 p.m.
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Martin R. Cole
CITY CLERK of Culver City, California
EX-OFFICIO CLERK of the City Council
Culver City, California
JEFFREY COOPER
MAYOR of Culver City, California