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Council approves consent calendar and continues developer request; key votes at a glance

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Summary

Council unanimously approved the consent calendar items 1-6 and 8, including multiple payments and project acceptances, and unanimously voted to continue the Olson South Chandler developer request (item 7) for further information.

The Paso Robles City Council on July 15 took two formal actions of note:

1) Consent calendar approval: Council approved consent calendar items 1 through 6 and 8 by unanimous vote. The consent calendar included approval of minutes, a warrant register with several payments over $100,000 (highlights below), acceptance of park improvements at Royal Oak Meadows Park, and acceptance of additional public improvements related to the Olson South Chandler project. Highlights from the warrant register included payments to: Sousa Construction ($283,658.69, airport fund); Hartzell General Engineering ($245,970.67, water fund); Granite Construction ($289,070.54, Creston Road phase 1); and pass-through assessments to Visit SLOCAL ($117,234.30) and Bridal Paso ($155,523.27). The council vote was: Pro Tem Gregory — Aye; Councilmember Strong — Aye; Councilmember Bausch — Aye; Councilmember Buell — Aye; Mayor John R Hammond — Aye. Motion to approve items 1-6 and 8 passed unanimously.

2) Continuation of Olson South Chandler operating memorandum (item 7): The council unanimously voted to continue a developer request from Trumark Homes that would allow certain subdivision tracks to be constructed without installing local-street natural gas mains. The council directed staff to return with additional information on development-agreement language, CPUC/PG&E penalty and incentive implications, utility capacity, and implications for buyers (solar/battery provisioning and retrofit options). Vote on continuation: unanimous.

Closed-session report: The council recessed to closed session earlier in the evening for conference with legal counsel regarding existing litigation (Government Code section 54956.9(d)(1)) — Tribune v. City of Paso Robles and related cross-complaints — and announced there was no reportable action.

A full list of consent items and payment amounts is available in the city's warrant register; the council accepted staff recommendations and directed follow up on the developer operating memo.