1985-1986CITY COUNCIL b'ITG: 5/6/86
AiIVISCRY OC~-~iISSIQVS AMID OQ-+A4ITI'EFrS
Historic Preservation City ~'lanager's Office -Report dated May 6, 1986.
Task Force -Report
to City Council Planning Carmissioner Jay Perrine appeared before the
Council on behalf of the Historic Preservation Task
Force to present their report and recarrnendation.
Discussion followed regarding Recarrr~endation #1 to
create a Historic Advisory Cormzittee and Rearnn~endation
#3 to fill the vacancies of the Historic Preservation
Board with a Civic Improvement Cocnnissioner(s).
Harold Gass, 1069 Denver Drive, Campbell, appeared
before the Council to recam~end that the existing
ordinance be changed to allow the Historic Preservation
Board to perform more duties.
Ron Christ, 1110 Shadle Drive, Campbell, appeared before
the Council on behalf of the Task Force, and suggested
that Item #3 be eliminated as a recarmendation if the
City CouncilmemUers had concerns about Civic Improve-
ment Crnmissioners filling the Vacancies on the
Historic Preservation Board.
M/S: Podgorsek, Doetsch - to delete Recam~endation #3
from the Task Force report and refer the revised report
to the Historic Preservation Board, Civic Improvement
Curmission and Planning Comrnission.
Following discussion, it Was determined that there was
no reason to refer the Task Force report to the various
conmissions; thus, Oounci7m~riber Podgorsek and Vice
Mayor Doetsch withdrew his motion and second.
M/S: Watson, Doetsch -that the City Council approve
the report fraTn the Historic Preservation Task Force
with the deletion of Recornnendation #3 which suggests
that the City Council fill the vacancies on the
Historic Preservation Board with members of the Civic
Improvement Carmission. Motion adopted by a 4-1-0
Vote, CounciLnecntier Podgorsek Voting "No'".
MEMORANDUM CITY OF CAMPBELL
To: Historic Preservation Task Force Date: May 15, 1986
From: Michael F. Kotowski, Mayor
Subject: Task Force Service
I would like to thank you for serving on the Historic Preservation Task
Force for the last several months.
The City Council has approved specific Task Force recommendations, and
we look forward to their implementation under the guidance of the Civic
Improvement Commission and Historic Preservation Board.
Again, thank you for your time and efforts.
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MEMORANDUM
To: Historic Preservation Task Force Date: May 15, 1986
From: Jay Perrine, Chairman
Subject: Task Force Recommendations
CITY OF CAMPBELL
As you know, I presented the recommendations of the Historic Preservation
Task Force to the City Council at their May 6 meeting. A copy of the final
report is attached. The City Council approved our recommendations, with
the exception of #3, regarding filling vacant seats on the Historic
Preservation Board. The balance of the Task Force's recommendations,
including the suggested public awareness program and identificatian/outreach
efforts met with Council approval. Councilmembers noted, however, that
they would be very concerned about establishing a historic landmark desig-
nation against a property owner's will.
I understand that at upcoming meetings the Civic Improvement Commission
and the Historic Preservation Board will discuss the scheduling of joint
sessions, to begin to carry out Task Force recommendations.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the Task Force members
for their time and input.
JP/bso
MEMORANDUM
To: HISTORIC PRESERVATION TASK FORCE Date
From: TIT4 HALEY, PLANNER II
Subject: HISTORIC PRESERVATION TASK FORCE C~'A•SITTEE
Organizational P~leeting October 17, 1985
CITY OF CAMPBELL
SEPTEP•'~ER 24, 1985
At its meeting of July 2, 1985 the City Council took action to form
an Ad Hoc Historic Preservation Task Force Committee upon the request
of the Civic Improvement Commission. The Committee's task, as
identified by the Civic Improvement Commission, includes the following
goals:
1. To develop a recommended policy statement regarding historic preservation.
2. To review the current Historic Preservation Ordinance.
3. To develop a plan for preparation of a public information brochure.
4. To develop a method of recognition for rehabilitation efforts
within the community.
The Committee is comprised of two City Council members, two Civic Improvement
Commission members, two Historic Preservation Board members, and two Planning
Commissioners.
You have been appointed as a member of this Committee. In an attempt to
find a time which is convenient for the Committee members, Staff is
recommending that the Committee have an organizational meeting on
THURSDAY, OCTOBERI~, 1985 at 7:30 P.P•t.
IN THE AIx`1INISTRATIVE WING CONFERENCE ROOP~1
across from the Council Chambers. This meeting should allow the Committee
an opportunity to appoint a Chairperson and to identify its goals.
If you are unable to attend this meeting, or if you have any questions
regarding this meeting, please do not hesitate to call me at 866-2140.
TJH:ld
cc: Peggy Coats
Barbara Lee