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120 Par aAnna I Mayor Gonzales referred to a memorandum from Councilman Rehrer recom- mending that new command positions in the Fire Department, approved in the 1989-90 Fiscal Year Budget, be filled as soon as possible. Moved by Councilman Rehrer, seconded by Councilman Rios, to approve and authorize filling new command positions in the Fire Department. Councilwoman Cisneros stated the Council Members each received a memo- randum from Councilman Lofy in this regard, stating his concerns about this matter. Councilman Lofy stated his memorandum was too lengthy to read, however, he did have some very definite concerns about hiring the Fire Depart- ment personnel at this time. Mr. Lofy cited the cost of the new Fire Station and various other Budget expenditures. Mr. Lofy stated he was aware that these positions were approved in the Budget, however, there are several questions to be answered and matters to be worked out be- fore he would agree to filling these positions. Mr. Lofy requested that this matter be held over pending Staff evaluation. Discussion then followed among Council Members. Mayor Gonzales asked for Roll Call Vote on the Motion. AYES: Two; Rios, Rehrer. NOES: Three; Cisneros, Lofy, Gonzales. Motion did not carry. Pi1RL IC HEARINGS Community Facilities District No. 89-1 Mayor Gonzales announced that this is the time and place fixed for Public Hearing relating to the formation of Community Facilities District No. 89-1 (Pacific Summit). The Public Hearing relates to the formation of said District, the authorization to levy a Special Tax, and to incur a Bonded Indebtedness. City Clerk Ramos announced that Notice of the Public Hearing has been given and the following Affidavits are on file: 1. Affidavit of Publication of Notice of Intention to form Community Facilities District and authorize Special Tax. 2. Affidavit of Publication of Notice of Hearing to Incur Bonded In- debtedness. 3. Certificate of Compliance relating to mailing of Notice. City Manager Leslie Keane reported on the formation of Community Facil- ities District No. 89-1 located on an 88 -acre site at the northeast corner of Cooley Drive and Washington Street. Ms. Keane referred to the boundary map, stating the boundaries cannot be increased, nor new services or improvements. Ms. Keane spoke about the School District site for the proposed school, which was approved by the State, and the appraisal. Ms. Keane advised the City would hire their own appraiser. Ms. Keane outlined improve- ments/services that would be provided through the Community Facilities - District taxes/assessments received: 1. Interim financing for the purchase of a 10 -acre school site. 2. Purchase of a 2.5 -acre park site and construction of various recreational facilities on this and portion of the school site. 3. Reimbursement to developer, Pacific Summit, for regional street and utility improvements. 4. Rehabilitation of area public streets on a five year schedule. 5. Partial operation of a DARE Program at the school site. 6. School Crossing Guards. 7. Operation of a police patrol car, partially dedicated to this area, and other crime prevention services. Au G 1 1989