M
I N U T E S
REGULAR MEETING
OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
NOVEMBER 14,
2002
6:00 p.m.
CALL TO ORDER & ROLL CALL
A
meeting of the Santa Rosa Community Services District was held at the Santa Rosa
CSD Office commencing at 6:00 p.m. on November 14, 2002. Present at the
meeting were the following Directors:
Director Demos
Director McBride
Director Roy
Director ThomasDirector Buescher was absent.
The following persons were also present:
General
Manager Rogers
Assistant
Secretary Gipson
General Counsel Scott
President
Demos led the Pledge of Allegiance.
Deputy Hamilton gave the Sheriff's Report for October 2002 and updated the Board on November activities. A copy of the monthly report is on file with the District Office.
Public Expression
Property Owner Roberta Peterson discussed the overhanging oak tree on El Prado, near Sandia Creek Drive, and asked that the Board take corrective measures by erecting a three-way stop, or trimming the tree.
Property
Owner Tom Erickson informed the Board that he and other property owners will
be trimming the offending tree to provide adequate sight distance.
Information
Only
The
Financial Statements, and Statements of Reimbursements and Investment
Policy were received by the Board.
Consent Calendar
Motion was made by McBride, seconded by Roy, to approve the Consent Calendar.
The
motion carried unanimously.
At this time the Board proceeded to Agenda Item "K".
Amendment
to District Striping Requirements
General
Manager Rogers explained that currently our Ordinance Code states that the
centerline of all primary and secondary roads shall be striped, and
cul-de-sac streets shall be exempted. He explained that there are certain
secondary roads that do not need to be striped, and the proposed amendment
defines which secondary roads would be striped. Additionally, the General
Manager may order other secondary roads to be striped at his discretion.
Testimony
was heard from Tom Erickson, acting as Vice President of Santa Rosa Groves
Association, and from Roberta Peterson, regarding the need for centerline
striping on El Prado Road, south of Sandia Creek Drive.
Motion
was made by Roy, seconded by McBride, to amend Section 304-1.1, No.
11 of the proposed Ordinance to read "El Prado Road", and to adopt
amended Ordinance No. 02-03:
Amending
Article 3 of the Ordinance Code of the Santa Rosa Community Services
District
The motion carried unanimously.
Amendment
to District Utility Installation Requirements
General
Manager Rogers explained that Adelphia is preparing to run cable television
fiber optic lines from Temecula to Fallbrook, which will pass through the
District. They have applied to the District for a permit, and he has checked
their plans.
General
Manager Rogers explained that Edison has a franchise with the County that
permits them to put overhead and underground power lines within dedicated
County roads. They pay the County a franchise fee for this privilege, but
our District does not receive any of these funds. General Manager Rogers
asked for authorization to pursue collection of the fees for District roads.
General
Manager Rogers presented a draft Ordinance for consideration. He submitted
letters in support of the District's proposed Ordinance, and Edison's letter
requesting a 30-day continuance. Testimony opposing the erection of new
poles was heard from Tom Erickson, and from Bruce Egge, speaking on behalf
of Santa Margarita Property Owners' Association Architectural Control
Committee.
It
was the consensus of the Board to continue this item until the December 12th
Board Meeting to allow time for receipt of Edison's response, and for
General Manager Rogers to look further into the County franchise.
At this time the Board returned to Agenda Item "F".
General
District Update
General Manager Rogers updated the Board on District activities since the last Board Meeting, and presented his written report which is on file with the District. He stated that environmental field work is currently being done on the Terreno, Tuberia and La Mancha projects, and information for the mitigated negative declaration will be completed for the December Board Meeting. He also reported that Staff is ahead of schedule on completion of improvement projects.
General
Counsel
General Counsel Scott provided information regarding 2002 legislation affecting Special Districts.
Approval of Plans and Scope of Work : 2002 Los Gatos Road Rehabilitation
General
Manager Rogers described the project, and asked Counsel to prepare a Notice
of Exemption. He explained that within the scope of the project is
approximately 600' of roadway which lies outside the District's boundaries.
Historically, the District has maintained that portion of roadway, and the
project includes improvement of the area.
The
Board directed the General Manager to contact the District's insurance
carrier, and contingent upon their written authorization, they authorized
Staff to solicit bids for the project as prepared. Should approval from the
insurance company not be received, the project is to be bid excluding that
portion of Los Gatos which lies outside the District boundary.
Motion
was made by Thomas, seconded by McBride, to adopt a Categorical
Environmental Exemption, and to adopt Resolution No. 02-15:
Approving
the Plans and Scope of Work for the 2002 Rehabilitation of Los Gatos Road
The motion carried unanimously.
Award
of Contract: 2002 Rehabilitation of Sandia Creek Drive Phase I
General
Manager Rogers presented the bid results and reported that the low-bidder
was International Pavement Solutions, Inc. in the amount of $148,736.36.
Motion
was made by McBride, seconded by Roy, to adopt Resolution No. 02-16:
Awarding
a Contract for the 2002 Rehabilitation of Sandia Creek Drive, Phase I
The
motion carried unanimously.
General Manager Rogers reported that he will be working with Adelphia in the next couple of weeks with regard to the underground fiber optic line, and there may be a delay in the project as a result of their work.
Acceptance of Project: 2002 Slurry Seal
General Manager Rogers described the completed project and adjustments that were made to the original bid price. He asked that the Board accept the project as complete in accordance with District standards and specifications.
Motion
was made by Roy, seconded by McBride, to approve the Final Inspection
Notice for the 2002 Slurry Seal Project.
The motion carried unanimously.
Resolution
Accepting Tract 28737 Drainage Easements
General
Manager Rogers explained that Tract 28737 is a seven lot project and the
District will accept maintenance of the roads once conditions of our
Ordinance Code are met. Therefore, he asked that certain easements be
included to allow District access to the drainage facilities. He recommended
that the Board authorize his signature on the final map accepting the
dedication of the easements to the District.
Motion
was made by Roy, seconded by Thomas, to adopt Resolution No. 02-17:
Accepting
Drainage Easements in Tract 28737
The motion carried unanimously.
Resolution
Designating OES Applicant's Agent
Assistant
Secretary Gipson explained that the District's previous designation
resolutions for OES were disaster specific and authorized all signers by
name. The resolution being considered will be utilized for all future
disasters, and authorizes signers by title only.
Motion was made by McBride, seconded by Roy, to adopt Resolution No. 02-18:
Designating
Applicant's Agent
The motion carried unanimously.
Resolution
Approving Employee Incentive Pay Plan
Assistant
Secretary Gipson explained that the Board had neglected to adopt the
appropriate resolution in October when the Employee Incentive Pay Plan was
approved by consensus.
Motion
was made by McBride, seconded by Roy, to adopt Resolution No. 02-19:
Adopting an Employee Incentive Pay Plan
The
motion carried by the following roll-call vote: Buescher, absent; Demos, aye;
McBride, aye; Roy, aye; Thomas, noe.
Report
of the Engineering Committee
Executive
Session
Adjournment