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Home My WebLink AboutAgenda - 2001-01-13 c>�y°4 LAKE osipt CITY COUNCIL GOAL SETTING RETREAT . SaturdkYJanuary, 13, 2001 8:00 a.m. v — MAIN FIRE STATION O (,O$ 300 B Avenue City Councilors AGENDA Judie Hammerstad, Mayor Jack Hoffman, Council President Also published on the internet at: ci.oswego.or.us Ellie McPeak Contact: Robyn Christie,Deputy City Recorder Gay Graham E-Mail: public_affairs@ci.oswego.or.us Karl Rohde Phone: (503)675-3984 Bill Schoen John Turchi This meeting is in a handicapped accessible location. For any special accommodations, please contact Public Affairs, (503) 635-0236, 48 hours before the meeting. Estimated Time 8:00 1. ROLL CALL 2. GOAL SETTING 8:00 2.1 Personal Goals 8:30 2.2 Goal Setting • Short list of priority goals • Specific expectation • Timeline 10:00 Break(15 minutes) 10:15 2.3 Process and standards for evaluation of Charter Officers 10:45 2.4 Legislative priorities (Dave Powell) 11:15 2.5 Councilors' special interests—committee appointments 11:45 2.6 Concluding Observations 12:00 3. ADJOURNMENT City Council Agenda Page 1 of 1 January 13, 2001 INDIVIDUAL COUNCILOR SPECIAL INTEREST PROJECTS Housing Loans for Police KR Island Annexations JH West End Projects EMc Undergrounding Plan KR Public Education on Metro Mandates KR Youth Council : what to do with it KR/GG Water Issues BS Diversity/Census Demographics JT Community Groups Inventory JH Visioning JH Relationship with PSU: profs interns JH Arts Mayor Regional Matters Mayor Equal Rights GG 11r3 SPECIFICATION OF ISSUES EAST END CONCERNS CITY-SCHOOL DISTRICT RELATIONSHIP — Block 138 • Principles — East End Plan — Millennium Plaza Park — Two distinct entities; neither should — First Street redesign presume to tell the other what to do — Redevelopment bond sale — Different missions, common interests — Block 137 — Reaffirm partnership, including Joint — Infrastructure Use Agreement — Design guidelines — Fully utilize facilities/assets — Lake shore — Clearly specify operational and funding — Boardwalk responsibilities — Transit center — Promote interaction between children — Foothills and adults, schools and community OPEN SPACE ■ Possible common interests — Master Plan — Library — Purchases — Recreational facilities — Local open space plans • Swimming pool — Community information & involvement • Rec center — Long term vision and funding • Fields — Meeting rooms PARKS & RECREATION — Arts and theater — Preparing students to be good citizens — Master Plan — Opportunities for adults and children to — Invite LOSD input on Master Plan interact — Funding — Fire protection retrofit TRANSPORTATION — Youth Council Unsung Heroes — Street maintenance funding • Long term solution • Council leadership • Public education • Consider street utility fee and levy, not bonds or gas tax — Willamette Shore Line — Mode split — Transit center COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF SUGGESTED PRIORITIES ISSUE NOTES Library (LIB / LONAC) Transportation mode split (TAB) move/ . QviS poy-70o)-\ Neighborhood compatibility — Big House/Small Lot (PC / LONAC) Urbanization and growth management (PC / LONAC) Quality of Life indicators (PC) Historic Resources issues (HRAB) Neighborhood traffic calming (TAB) Boones Ferry Corridor Plan (TAB)} U,ks+' 1!�!: �'i 66rylc vvi Open Space Master Plan (PRAB / NRAB / Mgrs) Parks & Recreation Master Plan (PRAB / NRAB / Mgrs) City-School District relationship (PRAB / Mgrs) Funding for critical capital needs (PRAB / Mgrs) — u� �q,p -- , 55L� Community Forestry Plan /Tree Ordinance (NRAB) (�`" Surface water management (NRAB) ESA Compliance (NRAB / Managers) Arts (LOAC) (p64 East End redevelopment (Mgrs) City government accountability (LONAC) >l?Qin iAa ir‘oGiti E 30Ve,rtvt /I t 4-7/ Ulal.r � j��} - Jo k ?U e rcpw,,c, rc 1,0'1- V3 SUGGESTED PRIORITIES Library Transportation Neighborhood compatibility Urbanization and growth management Quality of Life indicators Historic resources concerns Neighborhood traffic calming West End concerns Open Space Parks & Recreation Master Plan City-School District relationship Community Forestry Plan / Tree Ordinance Surface water management ESA Compliance Arts community East End concerns City government accountability Sustainability e-government Annexation Public outreach Community vision '//3 LEGISLATIVE SESSION DISCUSSION BALLOT MEASURE 7 Options for Legislature Refer constitutional amendment to repeal (May election?) Refer constitutional amendment to repeal and legislate(or refer)more "reasonable"takings measure Enact"enabling" legislation Do nothing LAND USE Maintain local government control of growth (Criteria for UGB Expansion 20 year commercial supply of land for UGB SLAP suits EFU income standards for dwellings) TELECOMMUNICATIONS Protect right of way authority,right to collect compensation. Protect right to obtain compensation from resellers and leases Oppose attempts to limit authority over public utility easements Oppose restrictions on siting authority for cell towers and other telecom facilities PUBLIC CONTRACTING • Clarification of Chapter 279 Oppose legislation limiting flexibility of local selection process FINANCIAL Protect state shared revenues Support authority of local governments to collect real estate transfer taxes. Oppose new property tax exemptions Expansion of System Development Charge authority to fund schools, police, fire and library services (now limited to water, sewer, drainage and flood control, transportation,parks and recreation.) Transportation infrastructure funding. URBAN RENEWAL Oppose limitations on urban renewal authority Position on referring plan amendments, new debt, to voters? MISC. Municipal "Court of Record" Photo Radar? Photo Red Light? - ►� Historic Preservation? - ✓i o Need to perfect municipal water rights. BILLS FILED TO DATE COUNCIL EXPECTATIONS FOR LEGISLATIVE SESSION LEGISLATIVE PRIORITIES 1. Monitor, anticipate and respond to Measure 7 developments. (Possibilities: Support referral of measure repealing Measure 7? If alternate measure considered, support minimizing impact on city regulatory authority/budget?) 2. Maintain local government control of growth. 3. Protect city authority to regulate, and to be compensated for, use of right of way and public utility easements. 4. Protect municipal revenue sources. 5. ["Court of Record?"Photo Radar/Red Light? Water Rights?)