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SUMMARY BERKELEY CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2000 Preliminary Matters
Roll Call: 7:15 p.m. All present.
Ceremonial
Matters: Recognition
of Dragon Boat Race Team Action: Held over to future date.
Proclamation in Honor of Commissioner Jay Miyasaki
Proclamation for September as Car-Free Month
Action: Presented
Proclamations. Comments from the City Manager: · The Berkeley Public Works Department is the first agency in California to be awarded Provisional Accreditation by the American Public Works Association. · The City has been granted $450,000 for Safe Routes to School Program, Willard/LeConte improvements. Comments from the Public: Six speakers. Consent Calendar Action:
Moved, seconded, carried (Worthington/Maio) to adopt the Consent
Calendar in one motion except as indicated. 1.
Needle Exchange Emergency Distribution
Action: Adopted
Resolution No. 60,765-N.S. 2.
Sublease Agreement: Berkeley
Main Library, 2150 Kittredge (first reading vote: Absent -
Armstrong, Olds; second reading - unanimous)
From: City Manager Recommendation: Adopt second reading of an Ordinance authorizing an $85,000 increase in the sublease agreement with the Regents of the University of California for the use of office space at 2150 Kittredge Street for the Main Library's administrative staff through approximately June 30, 2001. Contact: Adelia Lines, Library Services, 644-6095 x18 Action: Adopted Ordinance No. 6584-N.S. Effective: October 26, 2000. 3.
Lease Agreement: Berkeley
Main Library, 731 Dwight Way (first reading vote: Absent -
Armstrong, Olds; second reading - unanimous)
From: City
Manager
Recommendation: Adopt second reading of an Ordinance authorizing a $25,000 increase in the lease agreement with Bedayn Associates of Lafayette, California, to temporarily house Library maintenance staff and equipment at 731 Dwight Way, through approximately June 30, 2001. Contact: Adelia Lines, Library Services, 644-6095 x18 Action: Adopted Ordinance No. 6585-N.S. Effective: October 26, 2000. 4.
Extending the Term of the Waterfront Commission (first
reading vote: Absent - Armstrong, Olds; second reading - unanimous) Recommendation: Adopt second reading of an Ordinance amending Berkeley Municipal Code (BMC) Section 3.36.070 extending the date for termination of the Waterfront Commission until May 31, 2001, and ratifying the actions of the Commission since January 1, 2000. Contact: Lisa Caronna, Parks and Waterfront, 644-6943 x222 Action: Adopted Ordinance No. 6586-N.S. Effective: October 26, 2000. 5.
Contract: Green
Building Design Assistance Services
From: City Manager Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute a sole source contract and any amendments with the Green Resource Center (GRC) to provide green building design assistance and to manage a public process to define a green building policy for the City, in the amount of $59,550, for the period September 27, 2000 through September 26, 2001. Contact: Stephen Barton, Housing, 665-3481 Action: Adopted Resolution No. 60,766-N.S. with a request by
Mayor Dean that the City Manager explore and report back on extending the
policy to single family and remodel projects. 6.
Homelessness Prevention Program
From: City Manager Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution authorizing the transfer of $30,000 from the General Fund portion of the Housing Trust Fund for the purpose of: a) contracting with Eden I&R, Inc. (Eden Information and Referral) to establish a database of available housing in Berkeley, in an amount not to exceed $20,000; and b) increasing funding to Eden Council for Hope and Opportunity (ECHO) in the amount of $10,000 for intake and administration in the City-funded Homelessness Prevention Program (HPP). Contact: Stephen Barton, Housing, 665-3481 Action: Adopted Resolution No. 60,767-N.S. 7.
Grant: Traffic Stop
Demographic Data Collection
From: City Manager Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution authorizing the City Manager to accept $25,000 in grant funds from the California Highway Patrol for Police Department personnel costs associated with the collection of traffic stop demographic data. Contact: D. E. Butler, Police, 644-6568 Action: Adopted Resolution No. 60,768-N.S. 8.
Temporary Agency Services
From: City Manager Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution approving an expense of up to $70,000 for Appleone Temporary Employment Agency services to the Police Department for the period July 1, 2000 to June 30, 2001. Contact: D. E. Butler, Police, 644-6568 Action: Adopted Resolution No. 60,769-N.S. 9.
Three-Wheel Parking Enforcement Vehicles
From: City Manager Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution accepting the City of Daly City bid procedures to satisfy the requirements of the Berkeley Charter, Section 67, and authorizing a purchase order to Municipal Maintenance Equipment for the purchase of five (5) GO-4 scooter parking enforcement vehicles. Contact: D. E. Butler, Police, 644-6568 Action: Adopted Resolution No. 60,770-N.S. 10.
Purchase of Medical Supplies
From: City Manager Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution accepting the City of Fremont bid procedures to satisfy the requirements of Berkeley Charter Section 67 and authorizing a purchase order to Promedix in an amount not to exceed $105,000 for medical supplies for the Fire Department ambulances for the period July 1, 2000 through June 30, 2001. Contact: Reginald Garcia, Fire, 644-6665
Action: Adopted
Resolution No. 60,771-N.S. 11.
Unit Modification - Local 535 and Local 790
From: City Manager Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution amending Resolutions No. 59,883-N.S. and No. 59,798-N.S., Classification and Salary Resolutions for Local 535 and 790 Employees to include Information Systems Support Technician in Local 535 and Accounting Technician in Local 790. Contact: Ron Brown, Personnel, 665-7614 Action: Adopted Resolution No. 60,772-N.S. 12.
Salary Ranges - Director and Deputy Director of Library Services
From: City Manager Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution amending Resolution No. 59,841-N.S., Classification and Salary Resolution for Unrepresented Employees, to provide a 6% equity adjustment for Library executive classifications, effective June 25, 2000. Contact: Ron Brown, Personnel, 665-7614 Action: Adopted Resolution No. 60,773-N.S. 13.
Salary Range - Police Aide Classification
From: City Manager Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution amending Resolution No. 59,841-N.S., Classification and Salary Resolution for Unrepresented Employees, to establish a five-step range for the Police Aide classification. Contact: Ron Brown, Personnel, 665-7614 Action: Adopted Resolution No. 60,774-N.S. 14.
Department Name Change to Human Resources
From: City Manager Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution amending Resolution No. 59,841-N.S., Classification and Salary Resolution for Unrepresented Employees, to revise classification titles in the Human Resources Department. Contact: Ron Brown, Personnel, 665-7614 Action: Adopted Resolution No. 60,775-N.S. 15.
Revised Personnel Rules and Regulations and Establishment of
Unrepresented Employee Manual
From: City Manager Recommendation: Adopt two Resolutions: 1) adopting the revised Personnel Rules and Regulations; and 2) establishing the Unrepresented Employee Manual which contains the current benefits and working conditions for Unrepresented employees, and rescinding Resolution No. 57,901-N.S., Personnel Rules and Regulations. Contact: Ron Brown, Personnel, 665-7614
Action: Adopted
Resolution No. 60,776-N.S. and Resolution No. 60,777-N.S. 16.
Berkeley Alliance
From: City Manager Recommendation:
Adopt a
Resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute a contract and any
amendments in an amount not to exceed $95,701 to provide the
administrative support and project services for this partnership endeavor
with the Berkeley Unified School District (BUSD) and the UC Berkeley (UCB)
campus
Contact: Weldon
Rucker, Acting City Manager, 644-6580 Action: Adopted Resolution No. 60,778-N.S. 17.
Downtown Berkeley Business Improvement District
From: City Manager Recommendation:
Adopt a
Resolution approving the year 2001 Annual Report of the Downtown Berkeley
Business Improvement District; declaring Council's intention to levy an
annual assessment for the Downtown Berkeley Business Improvement District
for calendar year 2001; and directing the City Clerk to schedule a public
hearing for the October 17 Council agenda to consider levying a renewed
assessment for the year 2001.
Contact: Bill
Lambert, Economic Development, 705-8180 Action: Adopted Resolution No. 60,779-N.S. Public hearing scheduled for October 17, 2000. Councilmember Maio asked the City Manager request that groups holding events in Berkeley include public transportation information in their invitations and flyers. Councilmember Spring asked the City Manager work with AC Transit and BART as well in this endeavor. 18.
East Bay Municipal Utility District Permit to Connect to
Sanitary Sewer
From: City Manager Recommendation:
Adopt
first reading of an Ordinance adding Section 17.16.020 to the Berkeley
Municipal Code (BMC) to include a reference to the existing authority
under East Bay Municipal Utility District (EBMUD) Ordinance 311 which
requires businesses and industries to obtain a permit from EBMUD prior to
connecting to the sanitary sewer for all such entities located in the City
of Berkeley.
Contact: Rene
Cardinaux, Public Works, 665-3460 Action: Adopted first reading of Ordinance. Second reading October 10, 2000. 19.
Contract: Geotechnical/Engineering
Services
From: City Manager Recommendation:
Adopt a
Resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute a contract and any
amendments with Kleinfelder, Inc., in an amount not to exceed $970,000, to
provide geotechnical; and engineering testing support services for various
city projects for a period of thirty months. Contact:
Rene Cardinaux, Public Works, 665-3460
Action: Adopted
Resolution No. 60,780-N.S. 20.
Contract: Computer
Networking Equipment at 2180 Milvia Street
From: City Manager Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute a contract and any amendments with AMS.NET for acquisition, installation and configuration of computer networking equipment at 2180 Milvia Street, for a total contract amount not to exceed $295,00 for the period September 27, 2000 to June 30, 2001. Contact: Chris Mead, Information Systems, 665-7661 Action: Adopted Resolution No. 60,781-N.S. 21.
Fee Waiver: United
Nations Association Run for Peace
From: Councilmember
Breland Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution waiving all fees associated with the United Nations Association -USA (UNA-USA) East Bay Chapter's second annual "Run for Peace" at the Berkeley Marina on Sunday, October 22, 2000. Contact: Margaret Breland, Councilmember District 2, 644-6400 Action: Adopted Resolution No. 60,782-N.S. 22.
Name Path in Honor of Scott Newhall
From: Councilmember
Olds Recommendation: Request the City Manager name the path off of Hill Road in honor of Scott Newhall, former owner of the adjacent property and editor of the San Francisco Chronicle. Contact: Betty Olds, Councilmember District 6, 644-6399 Action: Approved recommendation. 23. Design Study for Telegraph Avenue Fifth Block Streetscape Improvements
From: Councilmember
Worthington Recommendation:
Refer to the City Manager and Parks Department the feasibility
of doing a design study for the Telegraph Avenue Fifth Block streetscape
improvements.
24.
Support ASUC Senate Resolution - Safe Housing
From: Councilmember
Worthington Recommendation: Refer to the Housing Advisory Committee and the City Manager the Resolution in support of Safe Housing from the ASUC Senate. Contact: Kriss Worthington, Councilmember District 7, 644-6398 Action: Approved recommendation.
25. Support
AB1961 - Gun Control
From: Mayor Dean Recommendation: Support AB1961 (Machado) which expands the definition of a prohibited machine gun to cover trigger mechanisms used to convert other weapons into machine guns; and direct the City Clerk to notify the sponsors of the bill, the City's legislative representatives and lobbyist in Sacramento, and the Governor (the Bill is enrolled and on the Governor's desk). Contact: Shirley Dean, Mayor, 644-6484
Action: Approved
recommendation. 26. Support
AB2774 - General Plan Updates
From: Mayor Dean Recommendation: Support AB1774 (Corbett) which allocates $10M from the State General Fund for a program of competitive grants to cities and counties (up to $250,000) to revise and update their general plans; direct the City Clerk to notify the sponsor of the bill, and the City's legislative representatives and lobbyist in Sacramento; and request the City Manager to position the City to have a good chance to receive money under this program if instituted. Contact: Shirley Dean, Mayor, 644-6484
Action: Approved
recommendation. 27.
UC Memorial Stadium Lighting Project
From: Mayor Dean Recommendation: Request the City Manager obtain a legal opinion regarding the possibility that the University may file a CEQA categorical exemption on the newly configured Memorial Stadium retractable lights project, and playing a certain number of football games at night, rather than conducting a full environmental impact report. Contact: Shirley Dean, Mayor, 644-6484 Action: Approved recommendation. 28.
Support SB1629 - Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Access Along
Highways (to be delivered) From: Mayor DeanRecommendation: Support S.B. 1629 (Sher) which would require local agencies to provide bicycle and pedestrian access on both sides of all highways and local roads newly-constructed or substantially-reconstructed after January 1, 2003, unless exceptions are determined after a public hearing; and direct the City Clerk to notify the Governor, where the bill is awaiting approval. Contact: Shirley Dean, Mayor, 644-6484
Action: Approved
revised recommendation. 29.
Energy Regulation and Pricing (to be delivered)
From: Mayor Dean Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution relating to California utility rates and regulations; request the City Clerk forward copies to legislative representatives and the City’s lobbyist, the State’s Electricity Oversight Board, the Chair of the California Public Utilities Commission, the State Attorney General, the Independent System Operator, the Power Exchange, TURN, and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission; and refer this matter to the Energy Commission and the City Manager to develop recommendations on utility rates and regulations and report back to Council within 60 days. Contact: Shirley Dean, Mayor, 644-6484 Action: Adopted Resolution No. 60,783-N.S. as revised by Mayor Dean 30. Assistance
to East Bay Depot for Creative Reuse
From: Councilmember
Maio Recommendation: Direct the City Manager to provide assistance to the East Bay Depot for Creative Reuse, on an emergency basis, in the form of a rent guarantee, and develop the appropriate agreement between the City and the Depot to ensure the City is at no risk. Contact: Linda Maio, Councilmember District 1, 644-6359 Action: Removed from the Consent Calendar and held over to October 10, 2000 by Councilmember Maio. Action
Calendar
Appeals: 31.
Zoning Appeal of Use Permit
99-10000103 to construct a single family residence and a garage within the
required front yard setback at 1163 Cragmont Avenue Contact: Wendy Cosin, Planning and Development, 705-8105 c.
Communications
Action: Moved, seconded, carried (Breland/Armstrong; Noes - Maio; Absent - Worthington) to adopt Resolution No. 60,784-N.S. affirming the decision of the Zoning Adjustments Board and dismissing the appeal. Priority –
Continued Public Hearings and Decision on Prior Public Hearings
32. Appeal of Landmarks Preservation Commission Designation of the Swink House, Cottage and Garden at 1525-1529 Shattuck Avenue, as a Berkeley Structure of Merit Testimony: (Public hearing held on September 19 and continued to September 26. Only new material has been duplicated and included and indicated with an asterik) a.
Appeal filed by Adolph and Patricia Meyer b.
City Manager Report (to be delivered) Recommendation: Continue Public Hearing and upon conclusion adopt a Resolution either upholding reversing or remanding the decision of the Landmarks Preservation Commission to designate the Swink House as a Structure of Merit. c.
City Manager Report (July 25, 2000) Contact: Wendy Cosin, Planning and Development, 705-8108 d. Communications
Public
Testimony: Four
speakers heard. Moved,
seconded, carried (Maio/ Worthington) to close the public hearing.
Action:
Moved, seconded,
carried (Spring/Maio; Noes - Olds) to adopt Resolution No. 60,785-N.S.
affirming the decision of the Landmarks Preservation Commission and
dismissing the appeal.
Old
Business: 33. Contract: Council Chamber Renovations (removed from the Consent
Calendar by Councilmember Armstrong and held over from September 12.)
From: City Manager Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution authorizing the City Manager to negotiate and execute contract amendments with Todd Jersey Architects to provide additional architectural and engineering services for the Council Chambers Renovation Project, by increasing the authorized contract amount by up to $50,000, for a new contract total amount not to exceed $72,900, and extending the term of the contract through July 1, 2001. Contact: Rene Cardinaux, Public Works, 665-3460 a. From: Councilmember Spring (from 9/12 meeting supplemental report) Recommendation:. Amend City Manager recommendation as follows: 1) the feasibility study will also compare costs and benefits of a new Council Chamber compared to feasibility of changes to the current chambers; 2) a consultant architect specializing in ADA accessible modifications will be hired by the lead consultant; 3) the consultant will work with a subcommittee of people with disabilities; the City Manager purchase a cuing system funded at $25,000 in the 1999 budget. Contact: Dona Spring, Councilmember District 4, 644-6266. Action: Moved, seconded, carried (Spring/Worthington) to adopt Resolution No. 60,786-N.S. to include the recommendations of the City Manager and Councilmember Spring and further amended by Councilmember Spring to refer the staff report regarding accessibility deficiencies to the consultant.
34.
Salary Adjustment - Animal Shelter director Position
(removed from the consent Calendar by the City Mnager and held over
from September 12.) From: Mayor Dean, Councilmembers Olds and Spring Recommendation: The City Manager consider increasing the salary now being offered in the recruitment of a new Manager of the City's Animal Shelter and report back to Council within 30 days. Contact: Shirley Dean, Mayor, 644-6484; Betty Olds, Councilmember District 6, 644-6399; Dona Spring, Councilmember District 4, 644-6266. Action: Moved, seconded, failed (Spring/Olds; Noes - Armstrong, Maio, Woolley, Worthington; Abstain - Shirek) to approve a recommendation to refer the question of salary to the City Manager.
35.
Council Agenda Management Problems (held over from
September 12.)
From: Mayor
Dean Recommendation: Request the City Manager schedule a special meeting at which the whole Council can spend sufficient time to review agenda problems, to review specifically the previously submitted proposals from Auditor Hogan, Councilmember Breland and Mayor Dean, as well as any new proposals which may be submitted prior to the special meeting; Council to review complaints from Commissions regarding delay of items submitted and the process and timeline for submission of such items; the City Manager to report to the Council on questions of staff work load disruption and financial implications of Council-submitted items and make any recommendations to consider at the special meeting. Contact: Shirley Dean, Mayor, 644-6484 Action: Moved, seconded, carried (Olds/Breland) to approve the recommendation as revised by Mayor Dean to schedule a special meeting in November to consider the matter and ask that the City Manager draft an agenda. 36. Earthquake
Preparedness (removed from the Consent Calendar by Councilmember
Worthington and held over from September 12) Recommendation: Request the City Manager, working with the Disaster Council, to: A) schedule a special joint meeting with the City Council and members of the Disaster Council at which the Council, Disaster Council and members of the public will be informed of the status of all efforts the City has in place to respond to a major earthquake. All Neighborhood Watch Groups are to be invited to this meeting and the meeting will include: 1) review and possible modification of existing programs and efforts; 2) review of remaining work to be done, setting priorities, work program and budget; and 3) review of shelter program citywide; B) encourage each Neighborhood Watch Group to hold a mock drill: 1) preparedness information is supplied to the groups by the City; 2) each Neighborhood Watch Group is requested to discuss their preparedness, review status of supplies and each member requested to review individual household plan; and 3) request the City Manger to report to Council on this effort and to prepare a citywide map showing areas Neighborhood Watch Groups cover, and plans to cover the uncovered areas; and C) ask local newspapers to carry information about the special meeting, the classes available, supplies each household should have and other pertinent information. Contact: Shirley Dean, Mayor, 644-6484 Action: Moved, seconded, carried (Olds/Maio) to approve the recommendation as revised by Mayor Dean deleting reference to a specific month for the meeting and events; to include the Disaster Council in the development of the agenda for the special meeting which is to be scheduled as part of a Council meeting; and to request a status report from the City Manager on what has already been accomplished. 37. Physical
Fitness Center for Disabled and Seniors (removed from the Consent
Calendar by Councilmember Olds and held over from September 19.)
From: Councilmember
Spring Recommendation: Request the City Manager develop an informational brochure on the planned Physical Fitness Center located at Berkeley High School. Contact: Dona Spring, Councilmember District 4, 644-6266 Action: Moved, seconded, carried (Olds/Spring; Abstain - Woolley) to approve the recommendation. 38. Support
Measure E – Peralta Community College District Bond Measure (removed
from the Consent Calendar by Councilmember Shirek and held over from
September 19)
From: Councilmembers
Worthington and Spring Recommendation:
Support Measure E which is on the November ballot contingent
upon Peralta Community College District enforceable written commitment to
the City of Berkeley to insure completion of a permanent Vista Community
College campus. Contacts: Kriss Worthington, Councilmember District 7, 644-6398; Dona Spring, Councilmember District 4, 644-6266 Action: Held over to October 10, 2000 at the request of Councilmember Worthington. New
Business: 39.
Council Meeting Calendar - Year 2001
From: City Manager Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution establishing a schedule for the City Council meetings for the Year 2001 to provide for either Option A or Option B and to establish that all regular Council meetings shall start at 7:00 p.m. Contact: Sherry Kelly, City Clerk, 644-6480 Action: Moved, seconded, carried (Spring/Breland) to adopt Resolution No. 60,787-N.S. establishing a City Council meeting schedule for Calendar Year 2001 based on Option B revised by Councilmember Breland to delete the October 23, 2001 meeting and add October 30, 2001. 40. Pedestrian
Signals in Honor of Sharon Spencer
From: Commission on
Disability Recommendation: Direct staff to install pedestrian signals in memory of Sharon Spencer's death, preferably at the Ashby/Piedmont intersection, and if not feasible, at the unsignalized crossing of Martin Luther King, Jr. Way at the South Berkeley BART station, before the first anniversary of Sharon Spencer's death, as follows - install Santa Rose lights, including the following features: 1) audible and visible crossing signals for pedestrians; 2) a push bar or motion detector; and 3) an activation mechanism with an audible signal. Contact: Virgina Vafa, Secretary, 665-3440 a.
City Manager Report Recommendation: Refer Commission's request for a crosswalk warning system on Martin Luther King, Jr. Way to the Traffic Engineer as a candidate location to be evaluated with other proposed locations according to established traffic engineering criteria. Contact: Rene Cardinaux, Public Works, 665-3460 Action: Moved, seconded, carried (Worthington/Maio) to approve the City Manager recommendation; to refer the matter to the Transportation Commission as requested by Councilmember Spring; and to also request the City Manager provide a status report within six months as requested by Councilmembers Armstrong and Maio. Information Reports 41.
Claremont Resort and Spa (CR 2000-143)
From: City Manager Contact: Wendy Cosin, Planning and Development, 705-8108 Action: Received and filed. 42. Residential
Rental Inspection Program - Audit Update (CR 133-00)
From: City Manager Contact: Stephen Barton, Housing, 665-3481 Action: Received and filed. 43.
Grant: Mental
Health Services - Assembly Bill 2034
From: City Manager Contact: Fred Medrano, Health and Human Services, 665-6879 Action: Received and filed.
44.
Landmarks Preservation Commission Notice of Decision - 2219-21
Fifth Street
From: City Manager Contact: Wendy Cosin, Planning and Development, 705-8108 Action: Received and filed. 45.
UC Theater (to be delivered)
From: City
Manager Contact: Bill Lambert, Economic Development, 705-8180 Action: Moved to the Consent Calendar by Councilmember Spring adding that staff determine what measures can be taken to help save the UC Theater.
CommunicationsCouncil
rules limit action on Communications to referral to the City Manager
and/or Boards and Commissions for investigation and/or recommendations. Page No.
SUPPLEMENTAL
COMMUNICATIONS AND AGENDA REPORTS
Item 27 - UC Memorial Stadium Lighting Project
5.
Janice Thomas, Panoramic Hill Association
Worthington 6. Office of Community Relations, UCB, forwarding letter from Jacqueline Bernier, Principal Planner. 7. Letter to Jennifer Lawrence, Principal Planner, UCB, from City Attorney.
Item 32 - Appeal of Landmarks Preservation Commission
Designation of the Swink House,Cottage and Garden at 1525-1529 Shattuck,
as a Structure of Merit.
8. Sarah Wikander,
President, Berkeley Architectural Heritage Association.
Worthington Item 35
Council Agenda Management Problems 9.
Mayor Dean, revised report 10.
Jo Ann B. Price, President, League of Women Voters
Item 36 - Earthquake
Preparedness 11.
Mayor Dean, revised report of September 12. 12.
Mayor Dean, revised report of September 26. Item
45 - UC Theater 13.
David Greensfelder and Karen Buttwinick.
Worthington COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED AT THE MEETING 14. Information regarding Berkeley City Championship Golf Tournament. Re:
1525-1529 Shattuck Avenue
15. Miller Starr & Regalia 16. Glen Stevick, Ph.D, P.E., Berkeley Engineering and Research, Inc. 17. Janice Thomas, information regarding Memorial Stadium lighting project.
Adjournment The meeting adjourned at 10:05 p.m. |
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