City Council Meeting Archived Video

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• TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2012
  • CLOSED SESSION
    • OPEN SESSION – 5 P.M. – Council Chambers
      ROLL CALL:
      ORAL COMMUNICATIONS: None.
      CLOSED SESSION:
  • OPEN SESSION - 7 P.M. – Council Chambers
    • * REPORT ON ACTION TAKEN DURING CLOSED SESSION:
    • * INVOCATION:
    • * PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
    • PRESENTATIONS PRESENTED ELSEWHERE:
      • * Mayor Linn presented a Proclamation to Dianne Siminski on the Occasion of her Birthday on January 28, 2012, at New Life Christian Church, 816 North C Street, Lompoc, CA.
    • * CITY ADMINISTRATOR/EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S STATUS REPORT:
    • STAFF REQUESTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS: None.
    • ORAL COMMUNICATIONS:
    • CONSENT CALENDAR:
      1. Approval of Minutes.
      2. Approval of Expenditures.
      3. Amendment No. 1 to Consultant Service Agreement No. CS-07-P-1c, “Construction Management and Inspection Services for the Lompoc Aquatic Center Dehumidification Project”
      4. Approval of Resolution No. 5763(12), upholding the Appeal submitted by Tom Schowalter of Pacific West Communities, Inc., the applicant, of the Planning Commission determination of December 14, 2011, denying a request to change the construction phasing of a previously approved development from a single-phased to a three-phased project. The project is located at 1420 East Ocean Avenue (APN: 85-150-17) (Planning Division File No. CUP 08-05).
    • APPOINTMENTS:
      5. Council Appointment to Library Board of Trustees.
    • COUNCIL REQUESTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS:
      6. City Council Discussion and Direction Regarding the Schedule, Topics and Format of the City Council’s Review Process for the General Plan Update Phase 1.
    • NEW BUSINESS:
      7. Ordinance No. 1581(12), Amending Section 3.48.010 to the Lompoc Municipal Code Relating to Claims Against the City.
      8. Continuance of Domestic Violence/Crimes Against Women Prevention Program.
         1. Section 1 (0:30)
         2. Section 2 (0:30)
         3. Section 3 (0:33)
      9. Development Impact Fees for Water and Wastewater.
      10. Consideration of an Additional $9,500 together with a previous reservation of $10,500, for a total of $20,000 for Interim Shelter Services; and $6,750 for emergency facility related costs, for a total allocation of $26,750 at the Marks House Transitional Shelter at 203 North N Street.
    • WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS:
      ORAL COMMUNICATIONS: None.
      COUNCIL REQUESTS, COMMENTS, AND MEETING REPORTS:
    • ADJOURNMENT:

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