Minutes 2000-06-26MINUTES OFA REGULAR MEETING OF THE
CYPRESS CITY COUNCIL
HELD
JUNE 26, 2000
A regular meeting of the Cypress City Council was called to order at 5:30 p.m. by Mayor
Piercy in the Board Room, West Wing of City Hall, 5275 Orange Avenue, Cypress,
California.
PRESENT:
ABSENT:
Council Members Keenan, McCoy, Sondhi and Mayor Piercy
Mayor Pro Tem McOill
Also present were City Manager Importuna, City Attorney Wynder, and staff members
Alice Angus, Ted Commerdinger, June Liu, Jeff Sinn and Richard Storey.
A workshop was presented to the City Council by Community Development Director
Alice Angus and Planning Manager Ted Commerdinger to inform the Council of the
progress being made on the Lincoln Avenue Specific Plan Sign Program, Inventory,
Assessment and Analysis. The Specific Plan was adopted in December of 1998.
Contained within the Specific Plan were general sign guidelines to be used until such
time as the City generated a set of specific sign requirements. Based on those
guidelines being used in that area, the Community Development Department has
received very few complaints. As part of the 1999-2000 Strategic Plan Goals and
Objectives, staff has generated a draft set of sign requirements for Lincoln Avenue.
The draft Ordinance has been sent to each property owner and business within the
Specific Plan area for review and comment. Mr. Commerdinger presented a PowerPoint
presentation on the history and background, issues, and major features of the draft sign
requirements.
Under state law, in order to adopt a more restrictive sign ordinance, a City must first
conduct an inventory and assessment of all existing signs. Staff has contracted with
Ultrasystems Environmental Inc. of Irvine to undertake a complete assessment of all
signage in the Specific Plan area. This assessment should be completed by July 17,
2000. At the completion of this work, staff will have a definitive list of illegal, non-
conforming, and conforming signs within the Specific Plan.
Clarification was made as to whether a sign is permitted or not permitted and found
under the proposed Ordinance to be non-compliant, after which each business owner
would be notified and would have the right to appeal. A proposed three year
amortization period would be in place.
The draft Ordinance and general requirements regarding Pedestrian, Vehicular,
Building, Wall and Monument signs were discussed. Sign criteria with regard to height
limits, size, illumination and consistency with the required sign program were also
discussed.
The Community Development Director reviewed the notification process to business
owners and the appeal process.
Council Member Sondhi asked staff to provide more consistency in the use of the
terminology used throughout the document, and to also use indicators as to the type of
signs which are illustrated in the staff report.
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WORKSHOP/CLOSED SESSION:
At 6:10 p.m., the Mayor recessed the workshop meeting to enable the Council to
convene in Closed Session in the Council Chamber Conference Room to discuss the
following agendized item: Conference with Labor Negotiator (Cal. Govt. Code Section
54957.6) Agency Negotiator: Richard Storey; Employee organizations: Cypress Police
Officers Association, Mid-Management Employees Association and Top Manaqement
Employees Association.
7:00 P.M. SESSION:
The 7:00 p.m. session of the City Council meeting was called to order at 7:03 p.m. by
Mayor Piercy.
PRESENT: Council Members Keenan, McCoy, Sondhi, and Mayor Piercy.
ABSENT: Mayor Pro Tem McGill
Aisc present were City Manager Importuna, City Attorney Wynder, and staff members
Angus, DeCarlo, Hensley, Liu, Sinn and Storey.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
Piercy.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Anna
INVOCATION: The invocation was given by Bishop Brad Smith, Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints, 4t~ Ward.
PRESENTATIONS:
The Mayor presented a Resolution Recognizing Richard M. Storey, for serving as the
City's Interim Manager.
The Mayor also presented a Resolution Commending Frank Anzures, for his
Outstanding Service as a Crossing Guard.
REPORT OF CLOSED SESSION/WORKSHOP AGENDA:
The Mayor asked for the report of the Workshop and Closed Session Agenda items
discussed earlier in the evening.
City Manager Importuna advised that the City Council received a status report from staff
as to the Comprehensive Sign Program with the Specific Plan along Lincoln Avenue.
Staff reviewed the notification process as to the affected parties who may be impacted
and the need to conduct an assessment of all the signs in the area. Council gave input
as to what will be contained in the Ordinance. Staff will complete the assessment with
an outside consultant, incorporate the Council's recommendations, and bring back the
Ordinance to Council for their consideration. No other items were discussed at the
workshop.
The City Attorney advised that following the Workshop, the Council convened in Closed
Session. At that time, the Council conferred with City Finance Director Richard Storey,
authorized by Government Code Section 54957.6. Mr. Storey briefed the Council on
the status of collective bargaining negotiations with the Cypress Police Officers
Association, Cypress Police Management Employees, and Cypress Central
Management Employees, and rendered a privileged and confidential status report to
the Council. Unanimous consensus of the Council was received to proceed forward
with negotiations strategies based on previous authorized negotiating levels from the
Council with respect to each group of employees.
No further actions were taken nor solicited during the Closed Session.
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ORAL COMMUNICATIONS: LIMITED TO ONE-HALF HOUR. (THREE MINUTES
PER SPEAKER, SPEAKING ONCE.)
Mayor Piercy asked anyone who wished to speak on any topic not included on the
meeting agenda to come forward.
Mary Crowder, 6881 Reefton Avenue, Cypress, first approached the podium. Ms.
Crowder wanted to thank the Chief of Police and Mayor Piercy for taking care of the
problem which she spoke about at the June 12th Council meeting associated with the
Adult Soccer Organization who use Peppertree Park as a restroom facility.
Robert Sundwall, 5486 Vista Sierra, Cypress, spoke in favor of Mr. Nat Briganti and his
business, Action Auto Sales. Mr. Sundwall has parked and watched the residential
area on Bishop Street several times, and he feels there are no problems at this site. He
feels Mr. Briganti should receive an unconditional permit to sell cars on Saturdays and
Sundays.
Andy Hilbert, 4812 El Rancho Verde, La Palma, next spoke, to inform the Council of his
campaign activities in Cypress, as he is the undisputed candidate for the Democratic
party for the 67th Assembly seat.
AWARD OF CONTRACT:
AWARD OF CONTRACT - FOCUSED EIR/SKATE PLAZA AT VETERANS PARK:
The Community Development Director presented the staff report which described a
proposed contract for a consultant to perform a Focused EIR for the Proposed Skate
Plaza. Staff sent RFP's to five qualified firms, and two bids were received. Based on
the information received pursuant to the RFP request, it is recommended that the City
Council award the contract to Ultrasystems Environmental Incorporated of Irvine to
prepare a Focused Environmental Impact Report for the proposed Veterans Skate
Plaza facility in an amount not to exceed $18,690, to be taken from the unreserved
General Fund balance and be transferred into Account No. 4189-11-193-06.
Mayor Piercy commented that in addition to alternative locations, staff should add an
alternative size of up to an 8,000 square foot skate park, which was initially
recommended by the Parks & Recreation Commission and the Task Force.
Council Member Keenan stated the Civic Center Green should not be considered as a
potential site for the skate park. He is also troubled by the cost of the EIR, which he
feels is not truly necessary, as it is driven by a small group of people. Perhaps City
staff and the City Attorney could pursue negotiations with the core group of people who
initiated the letter.
Council Member McCoy also stated his concern with the spending of money for this
EIR. He believes the skate park should be built on the Wicker Drive property where
there is 305,000 square feet of land available for public use.
Mayor Anna Piercy responded that she agrees that it is a waste to spend this money,
but unfortunately, there are a number of people determined to stop the skate park plaza
development. Each Council Member must respond to people in the community. She
does not agree though that the majority of the community are against this skate park.
Therefore, she feels it is best to spend the money on the EIR rather than legal
expenses.
Council Member Sondhi wanted to reiterate that this issue has been repeated so many
times and a lot of territory has been traveled to get to this point. This has gone through
a substantial process of public forums, task forces, commission, etc. Her concern is
that we want to look at parks only instead of alternative locations. She indicated that
the Wicker Drive property did not meet threshold criteria originally.
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The City Attorney stated that the analysis will include the identified site, a no-project
alternative, and four additional sites. It is important to study the two sites that staff has
recommended. If the City fails to do this, those who opposed the project at its
recommended sites will attack the EIR for failing to analyze sites already
recommended. He is willing to mediate, however, his only concern is that it is difficult to
mediate when the only alternative is a no-project alternative. If those involved are
prepared to discuss what might be acceptable at the preferred site, then this may be
negotiable.
Council Member Keenan asked for clarification of the alternative sites for environmental
analysis. The Community Development Director clarified that specific alternative sites
were not selected.
Council Member McCoy requested that the Wicker Drive property be included as an
alternative location, as this site was purchased for public use.
The Community Development Director responded to Council Member Sondhi that the
Wicker Drive parcel is seven and one-half total acres, and the frontage is zoned office
professional. The bulk is zoned for high density residential and no public use. She
indicated it would take a City Council action to change the General Plan and the zoning.
It was moved by Council Member Keenan and seconded by Council Member Sondhi to
award the contract to Ultrasystems Environmental Incorporated of Irvine to prepare a
Focused Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the proposed Veterans Skate Plaza
facility in an amount not to exceed $18,690.00, to be taken from the unreserved
General Fund balance and be transferred into Account No. 4189-11-193-06, and to also
include Council's input as to alternative sites to include the Civic Center Green,
Philo/Electric site, Arnold Cypress Park, Oak Knoll Park, Wicker Property and the 8,000
square foot suggestion with instructions to the City Attorney and Community
Development Director to meet with the residents and enter into mediation,
simultaneously and completely separate from the EIR
The motion carried with the following roll call vote:
AYES: 3 COUNCILMEMBERS: Keenan, Sondhi and Piercy
NOES: 1 COUNCILMEMBERS: McCoy
ABSENT: 1 COUNCILMEMBERS: McGill
CONSENT CALENDAR:
All matters listed on the Agenda under "Consent CalendaF' are to be considered by the
City Council to be routine and will be enacted by one motion approving the
recommendations listed on the Agenda.
It was moved by Council Member Keenan and seconded by Council Member Sondhi to
approve the Consent Calendar, Items No. 2 through 12. The motion unanimously
carried by the following roll call vote:
AYES: 4
NOES: 0
ABSENT: 1
COUNCILMEMBERS:
COUNCILMEMBERS:
COUNCILMEMBERS:
Keenan, McCoy, Sondhi, and Piercy
None
McGill
Item No. 2: APPROVAL OF CITY COUNCIL MINUTES OF THE REGULAR
MEETING OF JUNE 12, 2000.
Recommendation: That the City Council approve the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of
June 12, 2000, as submitted, with Councilmember McCoy abstaining on the Minutes,
due to his absence at the meeting.
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Item No. 3: MOTION TO INTRODUCE AND/OR ADOPT ALL ORDINANCES AND
RESOLUTIONS PRESENTED FOR CONSIDERATION BY TITLE ONLY AND TO
WAIVE FURTHER READING.
Item No. 4: APPROVAL OF DESIGN REVIEW COMMI'I-rEE PERMIT NO. 2000-14,
REQUEST TO INSTALL A FLUSH-MOUNTED TELECOMMUNICATIONS ANTENNA
SYSTEM AND RELATED ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT ON THE COURTYARD BY
MARRIOTT HOTEL BUILDING LOCATED AT 5865 KATELLA AVE.
Recommendation: That the City Council adopt the Resolution by title only, title as
follows, approving Design Review Committee Permit No. 2000-14 - with conditions:
RESOLUTION NO. 5247
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CYPRESS,
APPROVING DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE
PERMIT NO. 2000-14 - WITH CONDITIONS.
Item No. 5: APPROVAL OF DESIGN REVIEW COMMI-ffI'EE PERMIT NO. 2000-15,
REQUEST TO ADD A SECOND ENTRY TO AN EXISTING INDUSTRIAL BUILDING
LOCATED AT 11170 VALLEY VIEW STREET.
Recommendation: That the City Council adopt the Resolution by title only, title as
follows, approving Design Review Committee Permit No. 2000-15 - with conditions:
RESOLUTION NO. 5249
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CYPRESS,
APPROVING DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE
PERMIT NO. 2000-15 -WITH CONDITIONS
Item No. 6: APPROVAL OF DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE PERMIT NO. 2000-17,
REQUEST TO ADD ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS AND CHANGE THE EXTERIOR
COLORS OF THE CYPRESS EAST SHOPPING CENTER LOCATED AT 10015-10205
VALLEY VIEW STREET..
Recommendation: That the City Council adopt the Resolution by title only, title as
follows, approving Design Review Committee Permit No. 2000-17 - with conditions:
RESOLUTION NO. 5250
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CYPRESS,
APPROVING DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE PERMIT NO. 2000-17 -
WITH CONDITIONS.
Item No. 7: ACCEPTANCE OF ARNOLD/CYPRESS PARK RESTROOM REMODEL,
PUBLIC WORKS PROJECT NO. 9846.
Recommendation: That the City Council, acting as ex officio governing Board of Directors
of the Cypress Recreation and Park District: (1) Accept the project for Arnold/Cypress
Park Restroom Remodel, Public Works Project No. 9846, as being satisfactorily
completed in conformance with the project specifications in the final amount of
$46,010.00; and (2) Approve the final retention payment of $4,601.00 to
Transition Developing Contractors, 32661 Seven Seas Drive, Dana Point, California
92629, thirty-five (35) days after the Notice of Completion is filed, if no claims or
objections have been filed, and upon Director of Public Work's concurrence; and
(3)Authorize the City Clerk to release the Labor and Materials Bond and the Faithful
Performance Bond upon expiration of the required lien period, if no claims or objections
have been filed, and upon Director of Public Work's concurrence.
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Item No. 8: APPROVAL OF PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND AUTHORIZATION
TO SOLICIT BIDS FOR BALL ROAD IMPROVEMENTS, PUBLIC WORKS PROJECT
NO. 9840, AND WALKER STREET REHABILITATION, PUBLIC WORKS PROJECT
NO. 9841.
Recommendation: That the City Council approve the plans and specifications for the
construction of Ball Road improvements between Bloomfield Street and Holder Street,
and Walker Street rehabilitation between Cerritos Avenue and Katella Avenue, and
authorize staff to solicit bids for the projects.
Item No. 9: APPROVAL OF AGREEMENT FOR FIRE SERVICES AND
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES WITH THE ORANGE COUNTY FIRE
AUTHORITY.
Recommendation: That the City Council approve the new agreement for Fire Services
and Emergency Medical Services with OCFA and direct staff to return two copies of the
signed Agreement to the Orange County Fire Authority, Clerk of the Authority, by July
14, 2000.
Item No. 10: AMENDMENT TO THE CITY'S POSITION CLASSIFICATION PLAN
REVISING THE CLASSIFICATION AND ADOPTION OF A RESOLUTION
ESTABLISHING COMPENSATION FOR PERSONNEL ANALYST.
Recommendation: That the City Council, acting as the ex officio governing Board of
Directors for the Cypress Recreation and Park District, adopt the attached updated
class specification for the regular full-time position of Personnel Analyst, amending the
City's classification plan, and adopt the Resolution by title only, title as follows,
amending Resolution No. 3574 by establishing compensation for the classification of
Personnel Analyst in the City's position classification plan for employees in the service
of the City of Cypress.
RESOLUTION NO. 5251
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CYPRESS, AND
ACTING AS THE EX-OFFICIO BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE CYPRESS
RECREATION AND PARK DISTRICT, A SUBSIDIARY DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF
CYPRESS, AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 3574 BY ESTABLISHING
COMPENSATION FOR THE CLASSIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ANALYST IN THE
CITY'S POSITION CLASSIFICATION PLAN FOR EMPLOYEES IN THE SERVICE OF
THE CITY OF CYPRESS.
Item No. 11: REVIEW OF INVESTMENT PROGRAM FOR THE MONTH OF MAY
2000.
Recommendation: Receive and file.
Recreation & Park Distdct Matters:
Item No. 12: ACCEPTANCE OF $2,500 DONATION FROM THE FRIENDS OF
CYPRESS RECREATION AND PARKS, INC., AND THE APPROPRIATION OF $2,50(3
FOR ARNOLD/CYPRESS PARK WATSON STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
Recommendation: That the City Council, acting as the ex officio governing Board of
Directors for the Cypress Recreation and Park District: (1) Formally accept the
donation in the amount of $2,500 from the Friends of Cypress Recreation and Parks,
Inc., and increase the Recreation and Park District estimated revenue account #3713
(Donations) by $2,500; and (2) Appropriate $2,500 from the Recreation and Park
District unreserved general fund to Recreation and Park District budget Capital
Improvement account 4187-12-528-29 for the Watson Street Improvements.
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END OF CONSENT CALENDAR
ORDINANCES: (Second Reading):
Item No. 13: SECOND READING OF ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF CYPRESS, APPROVING AMENDMENT NO. 3 TO DEVELOPMENT
AGREEMENT NO. 90-1, A REQUEST TO MODIFY PARAGRAPH 16 OF THE
DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT REGARDING THE TYPE OF HOTEL AND DEADLINE
BY WHICH THE HOTEL SHALL BE OPEN AND OPERATING WITHIN PLANNING
AREA 6 OF THE CYPRESS BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL CENTER SPECIFIC
PLAN AREA.
It was moved by Council Member Keenan and seconded by Council Member Sondhi
that the City Council approve for second reading the Ordinance amending Development
Agreement no. 90-1 regarding the type of hotel and the deadline by which the hotel
shall be open and operating within Planning Area 6 of the Cypress Business &
Professional Center Specific Plan area.
ORDINANCE NO. 1000
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CYPRESS,
APPROVING AMENDMENT NO. 3 TO DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT NO. 90-1
BETVVEEN THE CITY OF CYPRESS AND CYPRESS DEVELOPMENT
PARTNERSHIP; LOS ALAMITOS RACE COURSE, AND FJC U.S.A. ("DEVELOPER").
Council Member Sondhi asked for clarification on the terminology of the Ordinance. The
Community Development Director suggested that in Paragraph 16 after "moderate first
class hotel," to add the phrase "as that term is customarily defined."
Council Member Keenan stated that several press articles reported that the City Council
actually approved the development, and he clarified that the only change is in the
guidelines and standards that are being used.
The City Attorney added that this Ordinance defines the minimum criteria, not the
maximum criteria, as it relates to the type of hotel.
The motion unanimously carried by the following roll call vote:
AYES: 4 COUNCILMEMBERS: Keenan, McCoy, Sondhi, and Piercy
NOES: 0 COUNCILMEMBERS: None
ABSENT: 1 COUNCILMEMBERS: McGill
PUBLIC HEARINGS: 7:30 P.M. (PUBLIC COMMENTS RESTRICTED TO TEN
MINUTES PER SPEAKER, UNLESS EXTENDED BY THE CITY COUNCIL).
Item No. 14: PUBLIC HEARING REGARDING AN AMENDMENT TO CONDITIONAL
USE PERMIT NO. 92-14 AND VARIANCE NO. 92-6, A REQUEST TO CHANGE THE
OWNERSHIP, OPERATION, AND PARKING PROVISIONS UNDER SECTION 25.7.A
OF THE CITY PARKING STANDARDS FOR AN EXISTING CHILD DAY CARE
CENTER LOCATED AT 5805 CORPORATE AVENUE: The Mayor opened the public
hearing. The Community Development Director presented the staff report describing a
proposed change from a preexisting daycare center owned and operated by PacifiCare.
Originally approved in 1992, clients of the daycare were employees of PacifiCare. As a
condition of the Conditional Use Permit (CUP), if the ownership ever changed, the CUP
must be amended. PacifiCare is in the process of selling to A to Z Child Development
Center. Associated with the CUP was a parking variance, allowing the facility to vary
from the onsite parking provisions of the Cypress Zoning Ordinance, which allowed an
8 parking space deficit, because of the combined use of carpooling, shuttling and
walking from the building. The A to Z Child Development Center will continue its
operation with 120 children, excluding infant care, which will reduce the employee/child
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ratio, eliminating the parking deficiency. A to Z will also abide by all conditions given
previously to PaciflCare. The child day care use will retain the existing building and
playground facility. Staff recommendation is to adopt the Resolution for approval of
Amendment to Conditional Use Permit No. 92-14, subject to the applicable existing
conditions in Exhibit "A" of the Resolution. No action is recommended regarding the
existing Variance No. 92-6, as it is not required for the site with the currently proposed
day care operation. Notices of the public hearing were posted, published, and mailed
to the owners of all properties located within 300 feet of the subject parcel, as well as to
other interested property and business owners outside the legally required notice area.
To date, staff has not received any communication regarding the proposed subject.
The Community Development Director clarified the Variance to Council Member Sondhi
reiterating, that in the future, if A to Z wanted changes to the Variance, they must
reapply.
The Mayor asked the applicant, if present, to come forward. The Applicant, Tony
Namvar of Woodman Partners, LLC, 11940 San Vincente Blvd., Los Angeles, CA
90049, came forward.
Mr. Namvar responded to Council Member Keenan that the director and all employees
of the A to Z Child Development Center reside locally.
Mayor Piercy asked if there was anyone who wished to speak in favor of the
application. No one wished to speak in favor of the application.
Mayor Piercy asked if there was anyone who wished to speak in opposition to the
application. No one wished to speak in opposition to the application.
Mr. Namvar asked Mayor Piercy what would be needed in the future if they found the
need to add infant care. The Community Development Director responded that an
Amendment to the Conditional Use Permit would have to be applied for, and staff would
re-examine the current parking demands.
Mayor Piercy closed the public hearing.
It was moved by Council Member McCoy and seconded by Council Member Keenan to
accept staff recommendation and adopt the Resolution for approval of Amendment to
Conditional Use permit No. 92-14, subject to the applicable existing conditions in Exhibit
"A" of the Resolution.
Council Member Keenan stated that he toured the facility approximately seven months
ago and found it to be a first class facility. He is happy to see it reopen, as there is
quite a demand in the Business Park and the community for established day care.
Council Member Sondhi reiterated that it is exciting to see a day care facility in the
community, as it is wonderful to be able, as a parent, to know that your children are
close enough to be able to check on them if needed during the working day.
RESOLUTION NO. 5252
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CYPRESS,
APPROVING AMENDMENT TO CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 92-14 - WITH
CONDITIONS.
The motion unanimously carried by the following roll call vote:
AYES: 4
NOES: 0
ABSENT: 1
COUNCILMEMBERS:
COUNCILMEMBERS:
COUNCILMEMBERS:
Keenan, McCoy, Sondhi, and Piercy
None
McGill
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Item No. 15: PUBLIC HEARING REGARDING CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 2000-
05, A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT AN APPROXIMATELY 10,400 SQUARE FOOT
COMMERCIAL RETAIL BUILDING AND 2,930 SQUARE FOOT DRIVE-THRU
RESTAURANT AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF VALLEY VIEW STREET AND
CORPORATE AVENUE. The Mayor opened the public hearing. The Community
Development Director presented the staff report which described a request to construct
a 10,400 square foot commercial/retail building and 2,930 square foot drive-thru
building to contain a Kinko's Copy Center and a Wendy's Hamburger restaurant. The
proposed development meets all of the development criteria and standards set forth in
the City of Cypress Zoning Ordinance and the Cypress View Limited Specific Plan.
Staff recommendation is for approval of the Resolution approving Conditional Use
Permit No. 2000-05, with conditions, and to adopt the Mitigated Negative Declaration
and Mitigation Monitoring Program in accordance with the requirements of the
California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). Notices of the public hearing were
posted, published, and mailed to the owners of all properties located within 300 feet of
the subject parcel as well as to other interested property and business owners outside
the legally required notice area. To date, staff has not received any communication
regarding the proposed subject.
The Community Development Director responded to Council Member McCoy that she
was of the understanding that the existing Kinko's Copy Center on Katella Avenue
would relocate to this site.
The Community Development Director responded to Council Member Sondhi that in
reference to the letter from Homestead Village regarding the 6' masonry wall, General
Condition No. 30 relates to architectural treatments and color schemes.
Council Member Keenan referred to the letter from Homestead Village. He stated he
believes all the concerns have been addressed, but he is also interested in having
language put into any of our conditions regarding a gate that would allow the traversing
of the two properties, which is important to create pedestrian circulation.
Mayor Piercy stated she was concerned that Homestead Village would hold back the
right to lock the proposed gate. The Community Development Director stated that an
agreement between Homestead Village and the developer/owner of this site has been
established, with the ability of Homestead Village to lock off this gate if this area
appears problematic in the future.
The Mayor asked the applicant, if present, to come forward. The Applicant, Mr. Brent
Ogden Jr., Baycrest Development Company, 1 Park Plaza, Suite 225, Irvine, CA
92614, came forward.
Mayor Piercy asked if there was anyone who wished to speak in favor of the
application. No one wished to speak in favor of the application.
Mayor Piercy asked if there was anyone who wished to speak in opposition to the
application. No one wished to speak in opposition to the application.
Mayor Piercy closed the public hearing.
It was moved by Council Member Keenan and seconded by Council Member McCoy to
adopt the Mitigated Negative Declaration and Mitigation Monitoring Program in
accordance with the requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA);
and, approve the Resolution approving Conditional Use Permit No. 2000-05 - with
conditions.
RESOLUTION 5253
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CYPRESS,
APPROVING CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 2000-05 - WITH CONDITIONS.
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The motion unanimously carried by the following roll call vote:
AYES: 4 COUNCILMEMBERS: Keenan, McCoy, Sondhi, and Piercy
NOES: 0 COUNCILMEMBERS: None
ABSENT: 1 COUNCILMEMBERS: McGill
Item No. 16: PUBLIC HEARING REGARDING CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 2000-
07, TENATIVE TRACT MAP NO. 16057, A REQUEST TO DEVELOP TWENTY-ONE
(21) DETACHED CONDOMINIUMS LOCATED AT 5642-5666 SPRAGUE AVENUE IN
THE RM-15 RESIDENTIAL MULTIPLE-FAMILY ZONE: The Mayor opened the public
hearing. The Community Development Director presented the staff report which
described a request to demolish eight (8) existing detached multi-family dwelling units
and construct 21 two-story detached multi-family condominiums. The proposed project
complies with the development standards of the RM-15 Residential Multiple-family
Zone, including building setbacks, parking, building height, etc. In addition, the
proposed tract map complies with the California Subdivision Map Act and the City of
Cypress Subdivision Ordinance. Additional Conditions have also been proposed and
were reviewed. Staff recommendation is to Adopt the Mitigated Negative Declaration,
De Minimis Findings, and Mitigation Monitoring Program in accordance with the
requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and Adopt a
Resolution approving Conditional Use Permit No. 2000-07 - with conditions; and Adopt
a Resolution approving Tentative Tract Map No. 16057 - with conditions. Notices of the
public hearing were posted, published, and mailed to the owners of all properties
located within 300 feet of the subject parcel. To date, staff has not received any
communication regarding the proposed subject.
The Mayor asked the applicant, if present, to come forward. The applicant, Mr. K.C.
Chang, 1265 Manassero Street, Suite 303, Anaheim, CA 92807, stated he is very
excited to provide much needed and desired new housing in the city. He feels that this
project will provide residents with the pride of single family ownership. The Briggeman
Disposal superintendent has agreed to provide onsite trash pick-up. The air
conditioning units will be located on side yards, so they will not be visible to the public.
This is the fourth property owned and developed by K.C. Chang in Cypress, and he
stated that he has enjoyed a good rapport with the various city departments. Mr.
Chang stated that this development will be a win-win situation for the City, the
residents, and the developer as well.
Mr. Chang responded to Council Member McCoy that the other projects developed by
K.C. Chang in Cypress are located as follows: La Paloma Apartments on Orange and
Holder, the Meridian Apartments on Walker Street, and Cypress Green on Walker
Street, which is a detached multi-family condominium project similar to the project being
proposed in tonight's public hearing.
Mayor Piercy asked if there was anyone who wished to speak in favor of the
application. The following came forward to speak:
Jeanne St. Clair, 10444 Camden Drive, Cypress, stated that she had the opportunity to
sell fourteen homes at the Cypress Green detached multi-family condominium project
on Walker Street, with a list of over 200 people who wanted to purchase these homes.
She indicated that there is a desperate need for affordable housing in Cypress.
Robert Suniga, 8706 Sumner Place, Cypress, stated that he is familiar with the other
projects developed by Mr. Chang, indicating that he feels another multi-family
condominium project will be a definite asset to Cypress.
Cindy Suniga, 8706 Sumner Place, Cypress, stated that Mr. Chang's developments
provide affordable housing for residents in Cypress.
No one else wished to speak in favor of the application.
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Mayor Piercy asked if there was anyone who wished to speak in opposition to the
application. The following came forward to speak, indicating their concern of increased
traffic, an insufficient amount of curb space for trash accommodations, and an
insufficient amount of space for parking accommodations due to the additional
condominium units. A concern was stated relating to the architectural layout of
condominium units #15 and #19, and a development which appears to be too dense for
the zoning which was intended for the property.
Ken Rempel, 8642 Cypress Avenue, Cypress;
Klm Welch, 8651 Cypress Avenue, Cypress;
James Schenold, 5612-5640 Sprague Avenue, Cypress
Council Member Keenan responded to Mr. Schenold relating to his concerns about
masonry wall height, trash containers, and perimeter trees, that these issues are
addressed in the conditions for the Conditional Use Permit for this project.
No one else wished to speak in opposition to the application.
The Mayor asked the applicant to come forward. Mr. Chang stated that this
development will entail a net increase of thirteen homes on a street that currently
houses approximately 100 households, and an Initial Study and Environmental
Checklist were prepared for this development, which indicated that the project will not
result in a significant impact on the environment. Each condominium will include at
least ten feet of side and rear yards. Mr. Chang discussed the architectural
configuration of condominium units # 15 and #19.
Mr. Chang responded to Council Member Sondhi that the proposed price of the
condominiums will be in the Iow $200,000 range.
Mr. Chang responded to Council Member Keenan that if there were 1-2 fewer
condominium units on the subject property, the unit price would definitely be affected,
as the number of units proposed for this project is already less than what is permitted
for the zoning of the subject property. With 1-2 fewer condominium units on the subject
property, not only would it affect the economies of scale, but the purchase price would
not be as affordable as well.
Mayor Piercy stated her concerns related to parking accommodations, as there are no
driveways in front of garages, resulting in an impact on residential parking in the
adjacent neighborhoods.
Mayor Piercy shared a written statement from Mayor Pro Tem McGill due to his
absence at tonight's meeting, indicating his concern over the density of the
development, and his request for the addition of more parking spaces, even if that
requires the removal of one unit to meet this demand.
Mr. Chang responded that the code-required parking accommodation for twenty-one
units is twenty-one open parking spaces, and the project development includes twenty-
two open parking spaces. Additionally, condominium unit #21 includes driveway
accommodations for two vehicles, which makes a total of twenty-four open parking
spaces.
Council Member Keenan stated that he was concerned about the density of the
Cypress Green condominium project on Walker Street as well. Although the number of
units proposed for this project is already less than what is permitted for the zoning of
the subject property, and the project development includes three additional open
parking spaces than what is code-required, he is still concerned about the impact of the
project development configuration on adjacent neighborhood properties, as well as the
lack of trash accommodations.
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Mr. Chang responded that in lieu of common space, residents are able to take
advantage of additional space in their side and rear yards, which he believes is of more
value to the residents.
Council Member McCoy stated that he likes the project development, and the applicant
has addressed the concerns stated by the adjacent residents, however, he feels that
the project is too dense for the subject property, and he would like to see perhaps one
fewer condominium unit in order to accommodate additional parking space.
Mayor Piercy closed the public hearing.
The Community Development Director responded to Mayor Piercy that Briggeman
Disposal is willing to pick up trash on-site, as there is distance between each
condominium unit in order to place trash containers at curbside on the private drive.
The Community Development Director responded to Council Member Keenan that the
requirement for public notice prior to a public hearing is ten days, and the notice is
posted on the subject property, published, and mailed to property owners within 300
feet at a minimum ten days in advance of the hearing, which is a requirement under
state law. Additionally, since this development involved an Environmental Study
Mitigated Negative Declaration, it was prepared at least twenty days in advance, and
notices sent out on the Environmental Review to property owners within 300 feet at a
minimum and published as well.
The Community Development Director responded to Mayor Piercy that public notices
are mailed to addresses which are provided from the Assessor's parcel record, which is
the property owner of record.
Council Member Keenan stated that the drainage issue has been addressed, as fill is
brought in to raise property levels, and seismic standards must be met for the fill as
well, which is inspected.
Council Member Keenan reiterated concerns which were raised about the architectural
configuration of condominium units #15 and #19 and the frontage of properties facing
those units, and the overall density of the subject property. He also stated his concern
about the lack of trash accommodations, and requested that staff review the plans to
possibly include an on-site common trash area.
It was moved by Council Member Keenan and seconded by Council Member McCoy to
continue the public hearing in order to allow the applicant time to modify plans in
accordance with City Council direction.
The motion unanimously carried by the following roll call vote:
AYES: 4 COUNCILMEMBERS: Keenan, McCoy, Sondhi, and Piercy
NOES: 0 COUNCILMEMBERS: None
ABSENT: 1 COUNCILMEMBERS: McGill
Acting as the Ex Officio Governinq Board of Directors of the Cypress Recreation and
Park District:
Item No. 17: PUBLIC HEARING REGARDING ADOPTION OF THE 2000-01 BUDGET
FOR THE CYPRESS RECREATION AND PARK DISTRICT. The Finance and
Administrative Services Director presented the staff report which described a proposed
balanced budget for fiscal year 2000-2001, including total expenditures of $3,178,925,
which is approximately 2.49% higher than the 1999-2000 adopted budget due to capital
projects. The preliminary 2000-2001 Cypress Recreation and Park District Budget was
reviewed by the City Council at the May 15, 2000, City Council workshop. No changes
were recommended by the City Council to the budget document presented for adoption
following the public hearing. Staff recommendation is for the City Council, acting as the
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ex officio governing Board of Directors of the Cypress Recreation and Park District, to
adopt the 2000-01 District Budget as proposed, after the conclusion of the public
hearing. A public hearing is required for the Cypress Recreation and Park District
budget adoption, as it is a special district within the state, but a public hearing is not
required for adoption of the City of Cypress budget.
The Mayor opened the public hearing, and asked if there was anyone who wished to
speak in favor of the budget adoption. No one came forward to speak.
No one wished to speak in opposition to the budget adoption.
Mayor Piercy closed the public hearing.
Council Member Keenan commended the Recreation and Parks Director for working
within a budget which is minimalist at best, and making the most out of available assets.
He suggested approaching Assembly and Senate representatives for additional capital
project funding.
It was moved by Council Member Keenan and seconded by Council Member Sondhi to
adopt the 2000-01 District Budget as proposed.
The motion unanimously carried by the following roll call vote:
AYES: 4 COUNCILMEMBERS: Keenan, McCoy, Sondhi, and Piercy
NOES: 0 COUNCILMEMBERS: None
ABSENT: 1 COUNCILMEMBERS: McGill
NEW BUSINESS:
Item No. 18: ADOPTION OF THE 2000-01 BUDGET FOR THE CITY OF CYPRESS.
The Finance and Administrative Services Director presented the staff report which
described the proposed budget, which represents a balanced spending plan for the
delivery of services and programs to the Cypress residents and businesses, including
total expenditures of $22,221,361. The total proposed budget is approximately 2%
lower than the 1999-00 adopted budget, due to capital projects which were funded in
the 1999-00 adopted budget. Operating expenditures recommended for adoption are
approximately 3.26% higher than in previous years. The preliminary 2000-01 budget
was reviewed by the City Council at the May 15, 2000, City Council workshop, and
changes requested by the City Council have been incorporated into the budget
document presented for adoption. This budget was compiled prior to the appointment
and start date of City Manager Importuna, and there may be adjustments based on his
direction in the future which may come before the City Council at a later date. There is
a balanced budget with funding in the fund balance which may be used for additional
appropriations in this fiscal year. The 2000-01 budget includes the funding of year
three strategic plan goals and objectives established by the City Council, and focuses
on economic development, enhancing existing housing stock, and evaluating
transportation needs for the senior citizen population. The budget also maintains
current service levels and includes the incorporation of the first year of the Seven Year
Capital Improvement Plan. The only personnel change in the budget is for the addition
of one Police Sergeant. Staff recommendation is for the adoption of the Resolution
approving the annual budget for the fiscal year commencing July 1, 2000 in the total
amount of $22,221,361.
Council Member Keenan commended staff for proposing a budget which has held the
line on operating expenditures for three consecutive years, despite increases in
revenues, which has allowed the City to increase reserves.
Council Member Keenan stated that the budget includes an increase in funding for
sidewalk repair, which is an important expenditure which was requested by the public.
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Council Member McCoy commended staff for proposing a balanced budget, and
indicated that the residents of Cypress should be very pleased with the spending plan
for delivery of services and programs.
Mayor Piercy commended staff for presenting the proposed adopted budget as a
colorful, artistic and professional document.
It was moved by Council Member Keenan and seconded by Council Member McCoy to
adopt a Resolution of the City Council of the City of Cypress, approving the Annual
Budget for the Fiscal Year Commencing July 1, 2000, and Fixing the Limitations of
Expenditures for the Several Funds and the Functions, Departments, and Activities
Carried on Under Such Funds
RESOLUTION NO. 5254
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CYPRESS,
APPROVING THE ANNUAL BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR COMMENCING JULY
1, 2000, AND FIXING THE LIMITATIONS OF EXPENDITURES FOR THE SEVERAL
FUNDS AND THE FUNCTIONS, DEPARTMENTS, AND ACTIVITIES CARRIED ON
UNDER SUCH FUNDS.
The motion unanimously carried by the following roll call vote:
AYES: 4 COUNCILMEMBERS: Keenan, McCoy, Sondhi, and Piercy
NOES: 0 COUNClLMEMBERS: None
ABSENT: I COUNCILMEMBERS: McGill
Item No. 19: APPROVAL OF COMMERCIAL WARRANT LIST FOR WARRANTS NO.
43601 - 43792. It was moved by Council Member McCoy and seconded by Council
Member Sondhi to approve the Warrant List for Warrants No. 43601 through 43792 in
the amount of $915,860.73. The motion unanimously carried by the following roll call
vote:
AYES: 4 COUNCILMEMBERS: Keenan, McCoy, Sondhi, and Piercy
NOES: 0 COUNCILMEMBERS: None
ABSENT: 1 COUNCILMEMBERS: McGill
Item No. 20: APPOINTMENT OF CITY TREASURER. The Finance and Administrative
Services Director presented the staff report which described the responsibility of the
City Treasurer, along with the Director of Finance and Administrative Services, to invest
and safeguard the assets of the City of Cypress, the Cypress Redevelopment Agency,
and the Cypress Recreation and Park District. With the departure of the current City
Treasurer, it is necessary to appoint a new Treasurer, and per Section 703 of the City
Charter, the City Council is the appointing authority for the City Treasurer position. The
City Treasurer's duties are performed under the direction of the Director of Finance and
Administrative Services. These duties include the annual submission of the Statement
of Investment Policy to the City Council, safeguarding the assets of the three agencies,
and obtaining the highest yield possible while meeting the legal, safety, liquidity, and
diversification criteria. Since the ultimate responsibility for these duties lies with the
Director, it is logical for that position to be appointed City Treasurer. Staff
recommendation is for City Council to appoint Richard M. Storey, Director of Finance
and Administrative Services, Treasurer of the City of Cypress.
The Finance and Administrative Services Director responded to Council Member
Keenan that this appointment is a City Council appointment which can be changed at
any time with City Council approval. In the past, the City of Cypress has had a City
Treasurer as a separate function from the Finance Director to provide a checks and
balances system and internal controls for the Finance Director. A Junior Accountant
position also assists with internal controls within the department. The personal goal of
the Finance and Administrative Services Director is to work with the new Finance
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Manager on the job responsibilities of the City Treasurer, and perhaps appoint the
Finance Manager as the new City Treasurer at a later date.
Council Member Keenan stated that his comments were necessary in order to illustrate
the due diligence of the Finance Department.
Council Member Sondhi stated that one of the City Treasurer's primary responsibilities
is to provide direction and oversight in the City's investment program.
The Finance and Administrative Services Director responded to Council Member
Sondhi that historically the authority of providing direction and oversight for the City's
investment program has been a co-effort of the City Treasurer and the Finance
Director, with the Finance Director having the ultimate authority, as provided for in the
City Charter.
It was moved by Council Member Sondhi and seconded by Council Member McCoy to
appoint Richard M. Storey, Director of Finance and Administrative Services, Treasurer
of the City of Cypress. The motion unanimously carried by the following roll call vote:
AYES: 4
NOES: 0
ABSENT: I
COUNCILMEMBERS:
COUNCiLMEMBERS:
COUNCILMEMBERS:
Keenan, McCoy, Sondhi, and Piercy
None
McGill
RECREATION & PARK DISTRICT MATTERS: The Cypress City Council, Acting as the
Ex Officio Governing Board of Directors.
Mayor Piercy recessed the meeting at 9:47 p.m., to enable to Council to convene as the
City of Cypress Redevelopment Agency.
PRESENT: Agency Board Members Keenan, McCoy, Sondhi, and Agency
Chairperson Piercy.
ABSENT: Agency Vice Chairman McGill
CYPRESS REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY MA'II'ERS: The Cypress City Council,
Acting as the Cypress Redevelopment Agency.
Item No. 21: ADOPTION OF THE 2000-2001 BUDGET FOR THE CYPRESS
REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY. The Agency Treasurer presented the staff report which
described a proposed budget with total expenditures of $6,553,040, which represents a
decrease of approximately $5,765,300 from the 1999-00 adopted budget, due to the
$9.9 million Promissory Notes to the City's General Fund maturing in 1999-2000 versus
$4.1 million maturing in the proposed budget year. The preliminary budget was
reviewed by the Agency Board at the May 15, 2000, City Council workshop, and no
changes were recommended by the Board of Directors. Staff recommendation is for
the Cypress Redevelopment Agency Board to adopt the 2000-01 Agency Budget as per
the attachment in the staff report.
It was moved by Agency Board Member Keenan and seconded by Agency Board
Member Sondhi that the Cypress Redevelopment Agency adopt the 2000-01 Agency
Budget as per the attachment in the staff report. The motion unanimously carried by
the following roll call vote:
AYES: 4
NOES: 0
ABSENT: 1
BOARD MEMBERS:
BOARD MEMBERS:
BOARD MEMBERS:
Keenan, Sondhi, McCoy, and Piercy
None
McGill
Mayor Piercy adjourned the meeting of the City of Cypress Redevelopment Agency at
9:50 p.m., and reconvened the Regular City Council Meeting at 9:51 p.m.
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REPORT BY COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE ON COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS:
Mayor Piercy requested reports from the Council Members on their respective
committee assignments.
Council Member McCoy:
Attended the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia, from April 1-June 16, 2000, and
completed courses which provided leadership strategies and networking opportunities
to apply not only in his present career, but as a Council Member for the City of Cypress
as well.
Attended the Orange County Fire Authority board meeting last Thursday. The
operation order for the 4th of July Plan was presented. The board approved a Project
Manager to oversee the new training facility which will be built in the City of Irvine,
which should be completed within the next four years.
Council Member Sondhi:
Attended the Orange County Regional Airport Authority meeting on June 14th, and the
board approved writing a letter of support to the Board of Supervisors to form a new
department which would take away the reuse planning of El Toro from the CEO.
Additionally, the Executive Director of the Orange County Regional Airport Authority
submitted her resignation. The next meeting will involve a discussion of possible
applicants for the Executive Director position, and discussion of possible reorganization
of the agency.
Attended the Housing and Community Development Commission meeting on June 22%
noting that there is $10,000,000 of funding available for affordable housing. Interested
residents may contact Council Member Sondhi or the Housing and Community
Development Commission for information on funding available at (714) 480-2738. She
also stated that she was reappointed to the Commission for another two-year term.
Council Member Keenan:
Commended Council Member Sondhi on her reappointment for another two-year term
on the Housing and Community Development Commission.
Attended the West Orange County Cities Association steering committee meeting.
Final recommendations on the Light Rail Study were presented, and final
recommendations will be presented to the Orange County Transportation Authority at
the July 10th board meeting. A notebook with final recommendations on the Light Rail
Study will be on file in the City Council office.
Attended a half-day retreat for the Orange County Transportation Authority to do long-
range transportation planning. The focus was on Centerline, which was the original
OCTA light rail proposal.
Attended the Orange County Council of Governments meeting last week and heard a
presentation on the water reclamation project which is being developed jointly by the
Orange County Water District and the Orange County Sanitation District. Next steps in
terms of public outreach were discussed, in addition to housing element.
Attended an Orange County Transportation Authority committee meeting last week and
discussed OCTAP taxi cab insurance regulations, the eight firms that have fallen out of
compliance, and the subsequent steps to take. Detective Lasalle is the Cypress Police
Department OCTAP steering committee representative.
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Attended an Orange County Transportation Authority board meeting today. The Master
Plan of Arterial Highways (MPAH) funding was adopted for a total of $60 million of
Federal funding, which requires a 50% match, which in Orange County, amounts to
over $140 million dollars of street rehabilitation improvements. Cypress received 100%
of their requests for projects proposed for the next three years. Additionally, there were
fourteen new appointments to an expanded Citizens Advisory Committee, which
includes one active volunteer from Cypress, Mary Mclver. There was also an OCTAP
discussion regarding those who are failing to meet State of California/Department of
Motor Vehicles mandated guidelines for self-insurance capabilities.
Mayor Piercy:
Had no committee meeting reports for the past two weeks.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS: For Matters Not on the Agenda.
Mayor Piercy reported that she attended the following community functions:
Women's Club Picnic at Oak Knoll Park;
Girl Scout Gold Award Ceremony to present Resolutions to Sandra Mealey and
Danielle McBride;
Eagle Scout Court of Honor Ceremonies to present Resolutions to Sean DeBurgh and
Bradley C. Hicken;
Parks and Recreation Volunteer of the Year Awards Ceremony, congratulating Mary
Mclver;
College Choir Performance at Cypress College on Saturday, June 17th;
Orange County Business Council presentation of "Wild California" at the Irvine
Spectrum IMAX Theatre, in which the City of Cypress was a financial participant.
Mayor Piercy asked community or staff members to apprise the City Council of any
ideas for Eagle Scout projects.
Mayor Piercy asked anyone who wished to speak on any topic not included on the
meeting agenda to come forward.
Allen Crowder, 6881 Reeffon Avenue, Cypress, approached the podium. Mr. Crowder
welcomed back Council Member McCoy, and commended Richard Storey for the
Resolution recognizing his service as the City's Interim Manager.
Council Member Keenan invited the public to the Armed Forces Reserve Center for the
4th of July ceremony and fireworks display beginning at 4:00 p.m.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS: For Matters Not on the Agenda.
No items were presented.
ADJOURNMENT: Mayor Piercy adjourned the meeting at 10:12 p.m. to Monday, July
10' 2000' at 5:30 P'm' inthe B°ard ~F~~'
Room, Wes Wing of City Hall, 5275 Orange
Avenue, Cypress, California.
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