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Council Goals
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SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF COSTA MESA
MARCH 14, 1987
At the call of the Mayor, the City Council of the City
of Costa Mesa, California, met in special session on
Saturday, March 14, 1987, at 9:00 a.m., at the Neighbor-
hood Cammunity Center, 1845 Park Avenue, Costa Mesa.
Notice of the special meeting was duly given as required
by law.
OJUNCIL MEMBERS PRESENT: Hall, Amburgey, Wheeler,
Hornbuckle, Buffa
COUNCIL MEMBERS ABSENT: None
OFFICIALS PRESENT: City Manager, Public Services
Director, Police Chief,
Communications Director,
Secretary to the City Manager,
City Clerk
The following topics were listed and numbered as
possible Council goals for the next two years:
1. Opposition to off -shore oil
2. Senior Citizens Center
3. Increasing cultural support
4. Transportation
5. Repair streets and sidewalks
6. Increased Code enforcement
7. Complete General Plan Review
8. Citizen education on City services
9. Marina
10. Westside
11. Protection of residential area
12. Bluff Road
13. Improve relations with ethnic community
14. Route 55
15. Ccmmity involvement
16. White collar crimes supression
17. Fairview and Canyon Parks
18. CATV
19. Victoria Street
20. City facilities
21. Internalization of service and
infrastructure costs
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22. Transportation Systems Management
(TSM) Ordinance
23. Campaign signs
24. hnphitheatre
25. CALTRANS
26. Elimination of obsolete laws
27. Gann limitation
28. Youth Center
29. Mass transit
30. Tax reduction
31. Funding for social programs
32. Trees
33. Citizen committees
34. Socially responsible investments
35. Funding for the arts
36. Signal coordination
37. Privatization
38. Sidewalks on main streets
39. East/west thoroughfare/bridge
40. Property tax reform/housing
41. Bridge construction
42. Liability
43. Park ranger program
44. Fair Board relations
45. Abandoned buildings
46. Auto dealers
47. K-9
48. Del Mar Avenue/University Drive
49. Sound walls
50. Emergency plan
51. Contribution to nonprofit groups
52. Haneless aid
53. More town meetings
54. Drug abuse program
55. Street repair.policy
56. Response to community needs
57. Day care
58. Street closure policy
59. Expanded community newsletter
60. Council computers
61. Street sweeping policy
62. Police recruitment
63. After-school recreation programs
64. Earthquake preparedness
65. Bicycle trails
66. Employee relations
67. Increased parkway and sidewalk repairs
68. Employee training
69. Open space
70. New plan at Lions Park
71. Literacy Center
72. Fairview Park
73. Halecrest Club
74. Environmental preservation
75. North Costa Mesa Specific Plan
76. Transportation supporters
(reduce traffic program)
77. Neighborhood Watch
78. Prevent nuclear war
79. Continue canputerization
80. Inter -city cooperation
81. Transportation coordinator
82. Intra -city cooperation
83. Rental housing
84. Overcrowding
85. Neighborhood upgrading program
86. Transportation authority
87. Campaign reform
88. Sign enforcement
89. Transit authority
90. Direct election of Mayor
91. Ombudsman program
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92. Council staff direction policy
93. Fire/police service levels
94. Reserve policy
95. Public information (City information)
96. City/Chamber liaison
97. Joint -protection agreements
98. Risk management.
99. Hazardous materials
100. Increased national presence
101. City TV information
102. Policy for seeking caiunittee members
103. User fee policy
104. Green acres
105. City/Water/Sanitary Districts liaison
106. City/school liaison
107. Academic recognition
108. Beautification
109. Trout lake
110. Storm drains
111. Skate Board Bowl
RECESS The Mayor declared a lunch recess at 12:15 p.m., and
the meeting reconvened at 1:10 p.m.
Council Goals The Council further discussed, combined and discarded,
(continued) categorized, and prioritized the goals as follows:
* Indicates tied for priority.
1. TRANSPORTATION
Transportation coordinator (*1st)
Bluff Road (*1st)
Victoria Street
Transportation Systems Management
(TSM) Ordinance
Route 55
East/west thoroughfare bridge (*6th)
Street closure policy (*6th)
Signal Coordination (*8th)
Del Mar Avenue/University Drive (*8th)
Mass transit
Bicycle trails
Transportation supporters (reduce
traffic program)
2. INFRASTRUCTURE
Increased parkway and sidewalk
repairs
Street repair policy
Trees
Sound walls
Sidewalks on main streets
Storm drains
3. FISCAL POLICY
Funding for social programs
Gann limitation
Funding for the arts (*3rd)
Contribution to nonprofit groups
User fee policy
Reserve policy
Liability
Socially responsible investments
Privatization (*9th)
Internalization of service and
infrastructure costs (*9th)
Tax reduction
4. SERVICE LEVELS
Risk management
Fire/police service levels
Street sweeping policy
Increased code enforcement
Police recruitment (*5th)
Emergency plan (*5th)
White collar crimes suppression
5. SOCIAL PROGRAMS
Druge abuse program
Senior Citizens Center
Day care
Literacy Center
Homeless aid
6. COMMUNITY AWARENESS
(*3rd)
Community involvement (*1st)
Citizen education on City services
More town meetings (*1st)
Response to community needs
Improve relations with ethnic
community (*6th)
Earthquake preparedness (*6th)
Neighborhood Watch
Policy for seeking committee
members
City/Chamber liaison
7. ENVIRONMENT
Open space
Environmental preservation
Beautif icat ion
Sign enforcement
8. ADMINISTRATION
Complete General Plan Review
North Costa Mesa Specific Plan
Intra -city cooperation
Continue computerization
Council staff direction policy
Employee relations (*5th)
Council computers (*7th)
Police recruitment (*7th)
Eliminate obsolete laws
(*1st)
(*5th)
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9. RECREATION.
Fairview and Canyon Parks
New plan at Lions Park
After-school recreation programs
City facilities
Park ranger program
Halecrest Club
Youth Center
Trout lake
Skate Board Bowl
10. HOUSING
Neighborhood upgrading progr&n
Overcrowding
Rental housing
*11. ELECTIONS
Campaign signs
Campaign reform
*11. INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS
Inter -city cooperation (*1st)
Amphitheater (*1st)
Fair Board relations
City/school liaison
CALTRANS
City/Water/Sanitary District liaison
Joint -protection agreements
Green acres
Property tax reform/housing
Opposition to off -shore oil
Academic recognition
Increased national presence
Prevent nuclear war
13. MISCELLANEOUS
Auto dealers
Marina
Council Member
Wheeler Leaves Council Member Wheeler left the meeting at 2:45 -p.m.
ADJOURNMENT The Mayor declared the me ng adjo rned 9A 4:00 M.
Mayor of the City of Costa Mesa
ATTEST:
City Clerk of the City of Costa sa
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