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SR-6-K (21) ~ 0QS3 (, K EPWM CP OK F \EPWM\ADMIN\WPDOCS\STAFFRPTIGREENTEA WPD MAR 2 4 1998 Council Meeting March 24, 1998 Santa Monica, California TO. Mayor and CIty CounCil FROM City Staff SUBJECT Recommendation to Authorize the City Manager to Negotiate and Execute an Agreement with the Bay Area Green Team Project to Develop and Implement a ReSidential EnVironmental Outreach Program as Part of the Sustainable City Program INTRODUCTION This report requests that City CounCil authorize the CIty Manager to negotiate and execute an agreement with the non-profit Bay Area Green Team Project to develop and Implement a residential envIronmental outreach program which will last approximately 19 months The program will raise public awareness and Increase partiCipation In the SustaInable City Program (SCP) BACKGROUND In September 1994, CounCIl formally adopted the Santa Monica Sustainable City Program (SCP) The SCP was developed by the City's Task Force on the EnVironment as a way to comprehenSIvely address environmental, economic and SOCIal concerns WIthin the City In December 1996 the Task Force publIshed the Sustainable City Progress Report which assesses the City's progress In Implementing the SCP The Task Force and City Staff determined that reSident Involvement IS cntlcal to meeting the SCP goals 1 !oK MAR 2 It 1998 DISCUSSION In the fall of 1997 City staff solicited proposals from two non-profit organizations, the Bay Area Green Team Project (BAGTP) and Global Action Plan, to develop and Implement a reSidentIal neighborhood outreach program In Santa MOnica It was determined that BAGTP provided the best presentation and approach for the project The staff recommendation was discussed With the Task Force on the Environment, who concurred With the selection BAGTP IS able to customize their program specIfically to Incorporate Santa Monrca's Sustainable City goals The program matenals Will include information about local resources and are designed to encourage long-term commitment and pOSitIve environmental actIons among particIpants The BAGTP IS a San Francisco-based non-profit organization whose primary goal IS to educate and support Callforma reSidents to live more sustainable lifestyles BAGTP does this through the formatIon of neighborhood-based Green Teams Green Teams are groups of SIX to eight neighbors who meet regularly over a three-month penod to learn how to Implement reSidential conservation methods With the help of a gUidebook and team coach The gUidebook offers anformatlon and recommends action steps for each of SIX topical areas solid waste, chemicals, energy, transportation, water and community action Accomplishments made by each team member over the course of the program are collected and quantified at the end of the three-month session Based on results from Green Team Projects currently being Implemented by BAGTP In San 2 FrancIsco and Santa, participants tYPically save between $60 and $290 In personal expenditure annually, reduce household energy use by 25%, reduce water use by 30%, reduce solid waste generation by 30%, and eliminate over one ton of air pollution per year as a result of the program Undertaking a similar program In Santa Momca will directly help the City meet the goals of the SCP by reducing residential energy use. water use, hazardous matenals use, as well as the generation of solid waste, greenhouse gases and other pollutants The program will also help to Increase community awareness and participation In the SCP and Improve the quality of life In Santa Momca's neighborhoods The scope of work will be performed over a 19-month penod overlapping three fiscal years Phase 1 will take place from April 1998 through June 1998 Phase 2 Will take place from July 1998 through October 1999 BAGTP Will 1 Produce a Green Team GUidebook, Informational binder and supplementary matenals specifically for use In Santa MonIca 2 Design program delivery specifically for Santa MOnica 3 Recruit and hire staff to Implement the program In Santa Monica (they Will be employees of BAGTP) 4 Implement and train volunteer coaches and staff 5 Assist In publiCIZing the program and recruIting participants 6 Oversee program administration and organization, and provIde ongoing supervision and evaluation of program staff 7 Collect data and prepare progress reports on Green Team accomplishments Tasks 1 and 2 WIll compnse Phase 1, which Will be completed In three months Phase 2, tasks 3 through 7, Will take place over an additional 16 month penod and will Involve the formation of 25 to 40 Green Teams With between 150 and 240 total participants 3 BUDGET/FISCAL IMPACT The cost for the entire 19-month scope of work will be $145,000 Funds for Phase 1 of the proJect, In the amount of $30,000, are available In eXisting EnVironmental Programs DIVIsion account numbers 31-500-662-00000-5506-00000 ($15,000) and 31-500-662- 00000-4429-00000 ($15,000) Funds for Phase 2 of the proJect, In the amount of $115,000, will be budgeted In the same line Item In the FY1998-99 budget The contract will condItion continuation of work upon City Council approval of the budget request for FY 1998-99 RECOMMENDATIONS It IS recommended that City Council authOrize the City Manager to negotiate and execute an Agreement With the Bay Area Green Team Project to develop and Implement a residential environmental outreach program as part of the Sustainable City Program In an amount not to exceed $145,000 Prepared by Craig Perkins, EnVironmental and PubliC Works Management Director Dean Kubam, EnVIronmental Programs Analyst 4 Ruv-q~Y7 CoL EPWM CP AA RC RS ro s \sp1700\cc1700a1 wpd ~AR 2 ~ 19S3 City Council Meeting March 24. 1998 Santa Monica, California TO Mayor and City CounCil FROM CIty Staff SU BJECT RecommendatIon to Form an Assessment District for the Annual Street Resurfacing Program and Appurtenant Work and Set Public Hearings for May 26, 1998 and July 14,1998 Introduction ThiS report recommends that the City CounCil approve the formation of an assessment district for repairing concrete curbs, driveways, sidewalk/driveways, and sidewalks, for resurfacing streets, for restoring parkways, for constructing concrete gutters, and for completing the appurtenant work These Improvements are to be performed In fulfillment of the FY 1997-98 Annual Street Resurfacmg Program at various commercial, Industrial, and residential locations The report also recommends that the City CounCil adopt the attached Resolution of Intention to set public heanngs In conformance With the Right to Vote on Taxes Act (Proposition 218) for May 26, 1998 and July 14, 1998, at which the City Will consider assessing property owners for construction costs, counts property owner ballots, and hears protests regardmg the proposed work Backaround The FY 1997-98 Annual Street Resurfacing Program Includes gutter construction, street resurfacing, alley Improvements, slurry sealing, parkway pavement removal, curb ramp construction, curb and gutter repairs, bus pad construction, SIdewalk repair, driveway 1 {gL- MAR 2 It 1998 repair, and sldewalk/dnveway repair and construction at vanous locations In the City The cntena used to determme the streets Included In this year's program and the method of repair mclude age, drainage problems, surface and subsurface conditions, complaints receIved, type of use (I e , commercial or residential), current traffic volume, and projected change of use or traffIc volume In accordance with the Right to Vote on Taxes Act (Proposition 218), staff prepared an Engmeer's Report which determined the general and speCial benefits of each specific proposed Improvement General benefits enhance the public as a whole, while speCial benefits enhance a particular parcel A copy of thiS report IS available In the office of the City Engmeer According to the Right to Vote on Taxes Act (ProposItion 218), parcels may only be assessed for speCial benefits ThiS report recommends that parcels be assessed for only 50% of the speCial benefit cost of the proposed Improvements determined by the Engineer's Report The recommended reduction In assessment charges IS In consideration of the burdens on properties caused by the Northndge earthquake and the high policy prronty which has been assigned to Infrastructure repair and maintenance by the City CounCil as a significant commumty be nefit It IS recommended that street resurfacing assessments for residential propertIes be waived to be conSistent With long-standing City poliCY Consistent WIth recent City policy. assessments Will also be waived for non-profit organizatIons which can provide eVidence of receiving a welfare exemption from the Los Angeles County Tax Assessor 2 Notices of the City's Intent to form an assessment district and hold public hearings Will be mailed to affected property owners at least forty-five (45) days In advance of the time and place of the public hearing In accordance with State law In addition to the notice, property owners Will be sent a ballot by which they may vote for or against the assessment Ballots may be mailed to the City Clerk or submitted In person before the end of the first public heanng Ballots Will be tallied proportionally to the financial obligation of the affected property The results of the ballot tally Will be presented to City CounCil at the second public heanng If a majority protest eXists (50% + 1 negative proportional vote), the assessments Will not be Imposed If there IS a majority protest, staff Will return to the City CounCil at a subsequent meeting With an analYSIS and recommendations as to whether this work can proceed In the absence of assessment finanCing These proceedings shall be conducted In accordance With the Right to Vote on Taxes Act (Proposition 218) and the Municipal Improvement Act of 1911 (California Streets and Highways Code DIvISion 12) A list of property owners and the assessment map Will be available to the City CounCil at the trme of the public hearing Payment Options Property owners paYing for street resurfacing, gutter, curb, parkway, dnveway, Sidewalk/driveway, and Sidewalk reconstruction Will have the option of making a cash payment wlthm 30 days or Installment payments plus Interest The terms of the Installment payment plan shall be determined at the time staff returns to CounCil to confirm costs 3 - - - - Method of Soreadlna the Assessment Cost . - Recommended costs are summanzed In the following table Non-Residential Residential Property Owners' Property Owner's Share of Cost Share of Cost Total (50% of the Special (50% of the Speaal Work Performed Unit Cost Benefit Cost) Benefit Cost) Gutter Construction $1800/LF $6 19 I LF N/A Street ResurfaCIng $21 50/ LF $7 28 / LF N/A Alley Reconstruction $70 00 I LF $23 87 / LF N/A Sidewalk Repair $7 50 I SF $2 65 I SF $2 75 I SF Dnveway Repair $900 I SF $3 10 I SF $3 56 I SF Sidewalk/Driveway Repair $9 00 / SF $3 10 / SF $3 56 / SF Curb Repair $20 00 I LF $6 88 I LF $7 90 / LF Parkway Restoration $4 00 / SF $141/SF $1 47 / SF The Unit costs are set by the Superintendent of Streets, and are penodlcally updated to reflect actual costs They Include staff time In conducting engineering surveys, mailing of notices and ballots, construction management. Inspection and construction The street resurfacing assessment IS calculated In a manner that non-resIdential property owners pay the same respective Unit cost regardless of the Width of the street affecting their property Corner lots are assessed either 50% or 100% of the proposed assessment share dependmg on legal address Owners of corner lots where the legal address IS the street 4 --- ---- -- -- -- bemg repaired pay 100% of applicable repair work. If the legal address IS the adJacent street, the property owner pays 50% Corner lots have the potential of being assessed for both sides of their lot If both streets are Improved This policy eases the Impact on corner lots by assessing 100% on one street and 50% on the cross street The assessment amounts were spread to all properties In the district based upon the proportion of the special benefit realized Any amount waived Will be financed through City funds, not the remalnmg properties In the assessment district The City portion of thIS proJect totals $3,072,169 and the propoperty assessments total $627,831 The total project IS estimated to cost $3,700,000 The reSidentIal and non-residential properties areas to be Included In the assessment dlstnct are as follows STREETS TO BE RESURFACED AND GUTTERS TO BE CONSTRUCTED (Non- Residential PropertIes Assessed Only) Street Limits 1 4th Street Ashland Avenue to Marine Street 2 5th Street Hollister Avenue to Ocean Park Boulevard 3 7th Street Raymond Avenue to Manne Street 4 7th Street MIchigan Avenue to PICO Boulevard 5 9th Street Broadway to Colorado Avenue 6 9th Street OlympiC Boulevard to PIca Boulevard 7 10th Street Santa Monica Boulevard to Colorado Avenue 8 12th Street Santa MOnica Boulevard to Colorado Avenue 9 15th Street Wilshire Boulevard to Santa MOnica Boulevard 10 16th Street Delaware Avenue to Santa MonIca Freeway 11 16th Street Wilshire Boulevard to Santa Monica Boulevard 12 24th Street Idaho Avenue to WashIngton Avenue 13 Anzona Avenue Lincoln Boulevard to 14th Street 14 Bryn Mawr Avenue 16th Street to 18th Street 5 -- 15 Cedar Street 7th Street to Lincoln Boulevard 16 Delaware Avenue 15th Court to 17th Street 17 Dewey Street 16th Street to 21 st Street 18 Euclid Street Santa Monrca Boulevard to Colorado Avenue 19 Franklin Street WilshIre Boulevard to Northern CIty LImit 20 Georgina Avenue 7th to 14th Street 21 HIli Street Highland Avenue to 7th Street 22 Hollister Avenue 4th Street to 5th Street 23 Princeton Street Montana Avenue to Wilshire Boulevard 24 Strand Street 4th Street to 6th Street 25 Wellesley Dnve Ashland Avenue to 18th Street SIDEWALKS, DRIVEWAYS, SIDEWALK/DRIVEWAYS, CURBS TO BE REPAIRED, AND PARKWAY PAVEMENT TO BE REMOVED (Non-Residential and Residential Properties Assessed) at vanous locatIons on' 2nd Street 3rd Street 4 th Street 5th Street 6th Street 7th Street 9th Street 10th Street 11th Street 12th Street 14th Street 15th Street 16th Street 17th Street 18th Street 19th Street 20th Street 21 st Street 22nd Street 23rd Street 24th Street 25th Street 26th Street 28th Street 29th Street 31 st Street 32nd Street Alta Avenue Anzona Avenue Ashland Avenue Bay Street Berkeley Street Broadway Bryn Mawr Avenue California Avenue Cedar Street Centlnela Avenue Chelsea Avenue Cloverfleld Blvd Delaware Avenue Dewey Street Esparta Way Euclid Street Franklin Street Fraser Avenue Georgina Avenue Grant Street HIli Street Hollister Avenue Idaho Avenue Kansas Avenue La Mesa Drive Lmcoln Boulevard Mam Street Maple Street Marguenta Avenue Marine Street Michigan Avenue Mills Street Montana Avenue 6 -~ Navy Street Oak Street Ocean Park Blvd Olympic Boulevard Pacific Street Pearl Street PIca Boulevard Pier Avenue Pine Street Pnnceton Street Raymond Avenue Santa MOnica Blvd San Vicente Blvd Urban Avenue VirgInia Avenue Wellesley Dnve Yale Street Yorkshire Avenue BudaetlFlnanclallmo8ct - . The total cost of this project IS estimated to be $3,700,000 Total revenue of $627,831 from this assessment IS expected to be receIved In FY 1998-99 If the result of the balloting IS affirmative Gutter construction and street resurfacing assessments for non-residentIal property owners Will generate $123,743 and WIll be deposited In revenue account number 01-500-402-00000-0124-10000, "Street Resurfacing Assessment," after constructIon IS complete and costs have been confirmed Additional revenue In the amount of $504,088 for the repair of SIdewalks, dnveways and curbs, and parkway restoration WIll be deposited In revenue account number 01-500-421-00000-0179-00000, "Sidewalk RepaIr Revenue," after constructIon IS complete and costs have been confirmed A detaIled breakdown of assessments WIll be available upon confirmation of assessments after the work has been completed Recommendation Staff recommends that the City Council 1 Approve the formation of the above assessment dlstnct, and 7 2 Adopt the attached Resolution of Intention setting public hearings for May 26, 1998 and June 23, 1998 Prepared by Craig Perkins, Director of Environmental and Public Works Management Anthony Antlch, PE, City Engineer Renee Cowhlg, Maintenance Manager Attachment Resolution Engineer's Report Property Lists 8 9 EPWM CP AA RC RS ro S \SP1700\CC1700a1 wpd City Council Meeting March 24, 1998 Santa MOnica, California RESOLUTION NUMBER 9247 (CITY COUNCIL SERIES) A RESOLUTION OF INTENTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA TO SET PUBLIC HEARINGS ON MAY 26, 1998 AND JUL Y 14, 1998 FOR THE PURPOSE OF DETERMINING WHETHER OR NOT THE PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY REQUIRE THE CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE GUTTERS, STREET RESURFACING, SIDEWALKS, DRIVEWAYS, SIDEWALK/DRIVEWAYS, CURB REPAIRS, RESTORATION OF PARKWAYS, AND APPURTENANT WORK, IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE FY 1997-98 STREET RESURFACING PROGRAM WHEREAS. the City CouncIl of the City of Santa MOnica proposes to Initiate proceedings under the Right to Vote on Taxes Act (Proposition 218), the MUnicipal Improvement Act of 1911, and the Government Code for the constructIon of concrete gutters, street resurfacing, repair of damaged Sidewalks, driveways, sldewalk/dnveways and curbs, and the restoration of parkways, and WHEREAS. Section 19 of Article XVI of the California Constitution provides that certain specified debt limitation and maJorrty protest proVIsions shall not apply If, after the giVing of reasonable notice by publication and mailing and the holding of a public hearing as prescnbed by the City Council of the City of Santa MOnica, the City Council, by no less than four-fifths vote of all of Its members, finds and determines that the public convenience and necessity reqUIre the proposed Improvements to be made, and 1 --- - --- .. WHEREAS. Streets and Highways Code Section 2804 provides that the "SpecIal Assessment, InvestigatIon, Limitation and MaJorrty Protest Act of 1931" shall not apply to any proceedmg otherwise subject thereto when the Improvement proceeding IS by a charter City and the City has complied with the provIsions of Section 19 of Article XVI of the CalifornIa Constitution, and WHEREAS, the City of Santa MOnica IS a Charter City of the State of California, NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA DOES RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS SECTION 1 The City CounCil proposes to Initiate proceedings for the construction of concrete gutters, street resurfacing, repair of damaged Sidewalks, dnveways sldewalk/dnveways, and curbs, restoratIon of parkways, and appurtenant work adJacent to reSidential and non-residential properties on City streets as follows STREETS TO BE RESURFACED AND GUTTERS TO BE CONSTRUCTED (Non- residential Properties Assessed Only) Street Limits 1 4th Street Ashland Avenue to Manne Street 2 5th Street Hollister Avenue to Ocean Park Boulevard 3 7th Street Raymond Avenue to Manne Street 4 7th Street MIchigan Avenue to PICO Boulevard 5 9th Street Broadway to Colorado Avenue 6 9th Street OlympiC Boulevard to PICO Boulevard 2 . . 7 10th Street Santa MonIca Boulevard to Colorado Avenue 8 12th Street Santa MOnica Boulevard to Colorado Avenue 9 15th Street Wilshire Boulevard to Santa MOnica Boulevard 10 16th Street Delaware Avenue to Santa MOnica Freeway 11 16th Street Wilshire Boulevard to Santa MOnica Boulevard 12 24th Street Idaho Avenue to Washington Avenue 13 Anzona Avenue Lincoln Boulevard to 14th Street 14 Bay Street 6th Street to Lmcoln Boulevard 15 Bryn Mawr Avenue 16th Street to 18th Street 16 Cedar Street 7th Street to Lincoln Boulevard 17 Delaware Avenue 15th Court to 17th Street 18 Dewey Street 16th Street to 21 st Street 19 Euclid Street Santa MOnica Boulevard to Colorado Avenue 20 Franklin Street Wilshire Boulevard to Northern City Limit 21 Georgina Avenue 7th to 14th Street 22 Hili Street Highland Avenue to 7th Street 23 Hollister Avenue 4th Street to 5th Street 24 Pnnceton Street Montana Avenue to Wilshire Boulevard 25 Strand Street 4th Street to 6th Street 26 Wellesley Dnve Ashland Avenue to 18th Street SIDEWALKS. DRIVEWAYS, SIDEWALK/DRIVEWAYS, CURBS TO BE REPAIRED, AND RESTORATION OF PARKWAYS (Non-ReSidential and Residential Properties Assessed) at vanous locations on 2nd Street 3rd Street 4th Street 5th Street 6th Street 7th Street 9th Street 10th Street 11 th Street 12th Street 14th Street 15th Street 16th Street 17th Street 18th Street 19th Street 20th Street 21 st Street 22nd Street 23rd Street 24th Street 25th Street 26th Street 28th Street 29th Street 31 st Street 32nd Street Alta Avenue Arizona Avenue Ashland Avenue Bay Street Berkeley Street Broadway Bryn Mawr Avenue Callfornra Avenue Cedar Street Centlnela Avenue Chelsea Avenue Cloverfield Blvd Delaware Avenue 3 , " Dewey Street Esparta Way Euclid Street Franklin Street Fraser Avenue Georgina Avenue Grant Street HIli Street Hollister Avenue Idaho Avenue Kansas Avenue La Mesa Drive Lincoln Boulevard Mam Street Maple Street Marguenta Avenue Marine Street Michigan Avenue Mills Street Montana Avenue Navy Street Oak Street Ocean Park Blvd Olympic Boulevard Pacific Street Pearl Street PICO Boulevard Pier Avenue Pine Street Princeton Street Raymond Avenue Santa MonIca Blvd San Vicente Blvd Urban Avenue VIrginia Avenue Wellesley Dnve Yale Street Yorkshire Avenue SECTION 2 The total estimated cost of the proposed Improvements IS three million, seven hundred thousand dollars ($3,700,000) The total of assessments IS estImated to be SIX hundred twenty-seven thousand, eight hundred thirty-one dollars ($627.831 ) SECTION 3 The Improvements and repairs shall be conducted pursuant to the MUnicipal Improvement Act of 1911, which IS contained In DIVISion 12 of the Streets and Highways Code of the State of California and the Right to Vote on Taxes Act (Proposition 218) SECTION 4 The cnterla used to determine which streets are to be resurfaced and the method of repair mclude age, surface and subsurface conditions, complaints received, 4 < - type of use (I e . commercIal, Industrial or residential), current traffic volume, and projected change of use or traffic volume The proposed work or Improvements In the opinIon of the City CouncIl of the City of Santa MOnica are of more than local or ordinary public benefit, and the City Council hereby proposes that the cost of the assessment shall be as follows Non-Residential Residential Property Owners' Property Owner's Share of Cost Share of Cost Total (50% of the Special (50% of the Speaal Work Performed Unit Cost Benefit Cost) Benefit Cost) Gutter Construction $1800 I LF $6 19 / LF N/A Street ResurfaCIng $21 50 I LF $7 28 I LF N/A Sidewalk Repair $7 50 / SF $2.65 I SF $2.75 I SF Dnveway Repair $9 00 I SF $3 10 I SF $3 56 I SF Sidewalk/Driveway Repair $9 00 I SF $3 10 I SF $3 56 / SF Curb RepaIr $20 00 I LF $6 88 I LF $7 90 I LF Parkway Restoration $4 00 I SF $1 41/ SF $1 47 I SF The district affected by the proposed work or Improvements IS shown upon a map entItled DraWing No 6268 which Will be on file In the office of the City Engineer by the tIme of the public heanng The map shall govern for all detaIls as to the extent of the assessment district The assessment district Includes In general the lots and parcels deSCribed In Section 1 above 5 j SECTION 5 Payments on the principal of unpaid assessments and Interest shall be made by property owners to the City Treasurer and the same shall be disbursed by him/her or as provided m the "Municipal Improvement Act of 1911." SECTION 6 Parcels owned by non-profit organizations which can demonstrate that the organizatIon receives a welfare exemption from the Los Angeles County Assessor shall be exempt from thIs assessment SECTION 7 Notice IS hereby given that on Tuesday, the 26th day of May, 1998. and Tuesday. the 14th day of July, 1998, at 630 PM, In the City Council Chambers located In City Hall, 1685 Mam Street, Santa MOnica, California, there shall be public hearings before the City CounCil for the purpose of determining whether the public convenience and necessity require the above-descnbed Improvements and for the purpose of allOWing any and all persons havmg any objections to the proposed work or Improvements to appear and show cause why the proposed work or Improvements should not be carried out In accordance With thIS Resolution of Intention InqUiries concerning the publiC hearrngs should be dIrected to the Department of EnVironmental and Pubhc Works Management, DIVISion of Englneenng, at (310)458-8721 or the CIty Clerk's office, at (310)458-8211 6 . . SECTION 8 The City Clerk shall give notice of the hearings by publication as hereinafter provided Any Interested person may file a protest against the proposed work or Improvements In wntlng With the City Clerk at any time not later than the hour set for the first public hearing In the manner set forth In the Streets and Highways Code Section 5220 Property owners may also vote on the assessment district by submitting ballots before the close of the first public hearing SECTION 9 CIty Staff IS directed to mall notices of the adoption of thiS Resolution and ballots, pursuant to Government Code Section 54954 6, to all persons owning property In the assessment dlstnct described above, whose names and addresses appear on the last equalized assessment roll for the City taxes or as known to the office of the City Engineer SECTION 10 The City Clerk IS directed to publish thiS Resolution, In accordance With Government Code Section 6066, In a newspaper of general circulation once a week for two weeks WIth at least five days Intervenmg between the first date and second date of publication The first publication IS to be made not less than 45 days prior to the dates of the above public hearrngs SECTION 11 Pursuant to Public Contract Code Section 20433, the City Council hereby finds that It IS not In the public Interest to allow property owners to contract 7 L .. for the street resurfacing and gutter construction and thereby the City shall be responsible for awarding and admlnlstenng the construction contract for this dlstrrct SECTION 12. The City Clerk shall certIfy to the adoption of this Resolution, and thereafter the same shall be In full force and effect APPROVED AS TO FORM Il / I 1.1 . /, f. ~ ,/ lk~ {)!lr~~;?, ,'Ll~{ . [ MARSHA JQNES MOUTRIE City Attorney 8 ~ Adopted and approved this 24th of March. 1998 4r ;-:~ Robert T Holbrook, Mayor I, Mana M Stewart, City Clerk of the City of Santa MOnica, do hereby certify that the foregOing Resolution 9247 (CCS) was duly adopted at a meeting of the Santa MOnica City CounCil held on the 24th of March, 1998 by the following vote Ayes Councllmembers Feinstein, Genser, Holbrook, O'Connor Noes Council members None Abstain Councllmembers None Absent Councllmembers Ebner, Greenberg, Rosenstein ATTEST .... ~..~. ~~ Mana M Stewart, CI Clerk