MINUTES OJAI CITY COUNCIL AND OJAI REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY SUCCESSOR AGENCY MARCH 8, 2016 ROLL CALL Mayor Blatz called the regular meeting of the Ojai City Council to order on Tuesday, March 8, 2016 at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers of Ojai City Hall, 401 S. Ventura St., Ojai, California. On the call of the roll the following Council Members reported present: Paul Blatz, Betsy Clapp, Randy Haney, Severo Lara and William Weirick. Also present were: Acting City Manager Steve McClary, City Attorney Matthew Summers, Police Chief Dave Kenney and City Clerk Rhonda Basore. ABSENCES — None. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE — Council Member Clapp PRESENTATIONS COMMISSION REPORTS The following members were present and reported: Art Commission Chair Michael Addison Historic Preservation Commission Chair Darwin McCredie Building Appeals Board Member Dale Hanson Planning Commissioner Chester Jagiello PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS Deborah Pendrey, Ojai Valley Green Coalition, announced Sunday, March 20, - Free Interactive Intersection, Repair Experience 111 Rincon St. Noon to 4 p.m., Sunday, March 20, - Mark Lakeman & Placemaking Storytelling Hosted by the Coalition Chaparral Auditorium 414 E. Ojai Ave., 6 to 9 p.m. , $20 Suggested Donation, No One will be turned Away, Monday, March 21, - Urban Placemaking for Cultural Transformation Workshop with Mark Lakeman & City Repair team, 111 Rincon St. - 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Cost $85 / Scholarships available. She said City Repair is to learn with others in your community about successful strategies for transforming public spaces, building partnership cultures with and within governmental bodies, and empowering the local community with tools to carry on into the future. Presented by Mark Lakeman and core members from City Repair Project, this project will provide a dazzling spectrum of real world tools for building participatory culture and manifesting lasting change through physical interventions. This workshop will also present powerful ideas for building resiliency while also addressing the seemingly inevitable effects of gentrification. Bring your own ideas because the summation of the workshop will be strategies and timelines for doing projects in the Ojai Valley.

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Dennis Leary said with the former City Manager resigning, now was a good time to look at a "strong" Mayor structure. He would prefer where the City Council takes responsibility. He asked why does a small city like Ojai need a City Manager. He said a good Mayor could run the city and if it is not a good Mayor they are gone in two years. Rather than go through the process of hiring a new City Manager. Mayor Blatz said in order to have a strong Mayor structure, Ojai would need to become a Charter City. Ron Yost said he wanted to bring the Council's attention to the County's Non-Coastal Zoning Ordinance that may be helpful to the Planning Commission and City Council while reviewing proposed projects in the area outside the city limits, but within the boundaries of the County's adopted Ojai Area Plan. He said in addition, consideration should be given to preparing and adopting a Memorandum of Understanding between the City and County to require that the "Specific Factual Findings" be sent to the City of Ojai for review and comment in addition to the inter-agency review of a proposed project (that is already mandated by State of California planning law) before the project is approved or denied. Pete Lafollette asked Ojai to follow State and Federal reform trends, 2011 law (AB109) which speaks to reclassifying non-violent drug incarcerations to a lesser offense and re-administering resources concerning non-violent, and the non-arresting of, drug offenders. He wanted to reduce the toll on public tax expense of non-recoverydisability, substance abuse, rehabilitation, incarceration hospitalization, institutionalization, long list of atrophy. He suggested a broader scope of purpose for Ojai law enforcement, to begin to make Ojai an example for Ventura County of realistic and common sense drug treatment. REPORTS FROM COUNCIL MEMBERS Council Member Lara reported on Southern California Association of Governments and Ventura County Transportation Commission meetings. Council Member Haney returned a duplicate check made out to Rock Quarry. He said the Rock Quarry provided three benches for the Libbey Park project and the city purchased another bench, but sent two checks in payment for that bench. Council Member Lara reported the ad-hoc committee would like to place on the agenda an outline approach. Council Member Clapp asked for the Cultural Resources ad-hoc committee to provide a report. Mayor pro tem Weirick agreed. Council Member Haney confirmed he understood. He said the committee is also working on scheduling another outreach meeting. Mayor Blatz announced and introduced Steve McClary as the Acting City Manager.

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Mayor pro tern Weirick said he has been asked if the City Council can do anything to speed up the repairs on the Playhouse. He said he found language in the Public Utilities Code that states "the commission shall investigate the cause of all accidents occurring within this State upon the property of any public utility or directly or indirectly arising from or connected with its maintenance or operation, resulting in loss of life or injury to person or property and requiring, in the judgment of the commission, investigation by it, and may make such order or recommendation with respect thereto as in its judgment seems just and reasonable. He asked to place on the agenda to discuss submitting a formal complaint. Council Member Clapp concurred. Mayor pro tern Weirick asked to place on a future agenda revisions to the code to allow beekeeping in all zoning districts. Council Member Lara and Haney supported placing on a future agenda. Mayor pro tern Weirick said he attended the 7-11 Committee meeting regarding the review of closure of schools within the Ojai Unified School District. He said the Committee asked him questions regarding Area 6 as an affordable housing site for teachers. CONSENT CALENDAR (Items la through 1h) Mayor Blatz indicated he would be abstaining on Item 1G due to a conflict of interest. 1. a) Waiver of Reading. in Full of Any and All Ordinances Listed on this Agenda and Provide that they be Read by Title Only and Directing the Clerk to Assign an Ordinance Number Upon Successful Introduction. b) Warrants for January 29, 2016 through February 28, 2016 in the amount of $1,334,639.86 ACTION: Authorized payment. c) Treasurer's Monthly Reports (October and November 2015) of Investments for the City of Ojai and the Redevelopment Agency Successor Agency ACTION: Received and filed. d) Minutes of the City Council regular and special meetings for February 23, 2016 ACTION: Approved as submitted. e) Active Transportation Program — Programming Consultant ACTION: Authorized the City Manager to execute a Consulting Agreement for Active Transportation Program Grant Management Services with COH & Associates, Inc. for $34,320 with amendment not to exceed 15 percent, additional, if required.

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f) Trash and Recycle Cans, Picnic Tables and Benches Project ACTION: Authorized the Public Works Director to execute a Purchase Order Agreement with Outdoor Design Studio, Inc., in an amount not to exceed $162,449.86 for the purchase of trash and recycle cans, picnic tables, and benches; and change orders up to ten percent, if necessary. h) Deputy Sheriff Peter Aguirre, Jr. Memorial Highway Support Letter ACTION: Directed staff to prepare a letter for the Mayor's signature supporting ACR 142, designating a specified portion of State Highway Route 33 in Ventura County as the Ventura County Deputy Sheriff Peter Aguirre, Jr. Memorial Highway. MOTION: It was moved by Council Member Lara, seconded by Council Member Haney to approved Consent Calendar Items la through If and h. On roll call the vote was: AYES: Blatz, Clapp, Haney, Lara, Weirick NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None g)

Second Revision to Ojai FLOW Funding Agreement for General Rate Case Proceedings ACTION: Approved a second revised agreement between the City of Ojai and Ojai FLOW to provide an additional $10,000 to offset FLOW's expenses related to further participating in the General Rate Case for Golden State Water (Years 2016, 2017 and 2018) before the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC).

MOTION: It was moved by Council Member Lara, seconded by Council Member Haney to approved Consent Calendar Items 1g. On roll call the vote was: AYES: Clapp, Haney, Lara, Weirick NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: Blatz PUBLIC HEARING — None. DISCUSSION ITEMS Mayor Blatz reorganized the agenda as follows: 5. Bike Park/Pump Track Concept for Lower Libbey Parking Lot Acting City Manager Steve McClary presented the administrative report. Tobi Jo Greene presented the concept plan.

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Mayor pro tern Weirick asked if the Coalition had reached out to event planners to discuss their concern with eliminating the parking spaces and to come up with alternative ideas. Council Member Haney asked if the neighbors had been contacted. Staff said a notice was mailed to a 300 foot radius and a workshop was held. He asked if scooters will be allowed to use the track. Ms. Greene said they would be welcomed. Council Member Lara asked when the City of Fillmore built their bike park. Staff said in April of 2015. Mr. McClary said he spoke with Fillmore, which had no complaints. Council Member Lara about preserving the trees in the area. Mr. McClary said preserving and protecting the trees will be reviewed during the initial study process. Council Member Haney asked the Coalition if they felt there would be any conflict with the events that will happen in upper Libbey Park. The Coalition did not foresee any conflict. Council Member Clapp asked if the Police Department had been consulted. She asked if storm water runoff and losing 37 parking spaces would be looked at during the initial study review. Staff said an Initial Review and Traffic and Parking study is going to be done. Ms. Clapp asked about the concerns and reservations referred to in the administrative report. Staff said noise. Ms. Greene said there will not be any competitions or use at night. Mayor Blatz asked if there was anyone that wished to speak on this item. Tray Greco said the Coalition wants to work with the City and Community to make this work. He said this process is good learning experience for kids. He said these are good kids. He named a few businesses that support this. James Rigby said physical activity is a lifelong benefit and this will provide a place for kids to get physical activity and have fun. Gail Motyka said she lives in the area and this is not an appropriate place. She said the Coalition spoke to the neighbors; she said no one spoke to her. She felt Rotary Park was a better location. If bathrooms are needed, then raise money to place bathrooms at Rotary Park. Richard Roper said he lives across the street on Montgomery and did not support using Lower Libbey to construct a bike park. He said the city needs the parking for its events. He also said Montgomery Street is an unsafe street for people to be crossing to go to the bike park. He asked the City Council to find a different place. Kitty Bartholomew said she lives across from the park and her porch overlooks the area. Her concern was with increased noise, loss of parking spaces, and if the park is used at night. She said the place is inappropriate.

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Ryan Firestone supported the proposal. He said this is a great recreational sport and will help make Ojai a bicyclist destination. He felt having a bike park will appeal to the teenagers which is a hard group to reach. He said many locations were considered and Lower Libbey scored the highest in what it could provide. He said the area has always been a park which is underused. He said constructing the bike park at this location will be less expensive than constructing at another location. Jean Manninen said she lives near the proposed bike park area. Her concern is with traffic on Montgomery. She said the area needs to be made safer. She has talked to the Police Department but nothing has been done. At Ojai Day she thought she was speaking with bike coalition on safety for bicyclists, but she has never heard back from them. She said again she is concerned with the traffic and would like to see something done. She said the proposed sight is not a good location. She said only one workshop was held. She said there are 13 homes and 24 condos on Montgomery that will be affected. Hank Manninen asked when and who will determine this site is the final location. She said the neighbors were not made aware of any Parks and Recreation Commission meetings. He said the bike trail is not safe on South Montgomery where cars regularly cross the bike trail at 60 mph. He said the park has an unsafe access for little children. He also did not want any parking to be eliminated. Justin Morris supported the construction of a bike park. Kode Hinle said a bike park is a good idea, just not in the location being proposed. Cindy Cantwell, Assistant to Supervisor Steve Bennett, said the Supervisor could not be in attendance but wanted to relay his support for the project. She said as County Supervisor he is an active supporter of increasing and enhancing bicycle facilities throughout the county, including adding designated bike lanes to existing roadways whenever possible. He worked a lot on the development of the Class 1 bike lane on Highway 101 and most recently, partnering with Santa Barbara County in an effort to make Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties premier national and international bicycle tourism destinations. Bicycling is a wonderful exercise and a great way to enjoy the outdoors. A bike park would add one more way for children and adults of the Ojai Valley to enjoy bicycling, build their skills, become more physically fit and enjoy better health. Additionally, a bike park would be another enticement for national and international bicycle tourists to visit the Ojai Valley. Gloria Melendez said she owns property two doors down from the bike trail. She said most of the bicyclist population lives north of Ojai and would have to cross Montgomery to gain access to the bike park. She thought placing the bike park at Sarzotti Park would be a better location. She also asked if a school is closed down could that location be considered. She said the concerns are noise, traffic, safety, constant foot traffic to and from the park and loss of parking. Mary Kennedy disagreed with the location, had safety concerns, traffic and noise concerns and loss of parking places.

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Richard Keit had concerns with safety, traffic, and noise. He asked would this area be considered for a skate park. He didn't think so. So why have a similar activity there? Ben Edwards said the location is already a park. He said it is an underutilized park and a group has come up with a way to bring more activity to the park. He asked for people to choose kids over parking. He said during events people can park behind the Arcade, which will bring more activity to the downtown businesses. Mary Logan said something needs to be done about the traffic on Montgomery. Tobi Greene said a public meeting was held at city hall regarding this. Oscar Mendez had concern with safety. He asked if the City has considered the property taxes will increase due to enhancements. At this time there was no one else wishing to speak. Council Member Lara said concerns mentioned tonight will be addressed before a final decision is made. He said if approved tonight, the City will proceed with an initial study to determine the level of environmental review required. He saw this as a win-win situation to create an inexpensive way for kids to get physical activity and have fun. He was in support of the proposed location. Mayor pro tem Weirick supported proceeding with an initial study and developing a final design for the bike park/pump track for Lower Libbey parking lot. Council Member Clapp asked if the City Council would support looking at Sarzotti Park as an alternate location. She asked how far along work on the Master Plan. Acting City Manager Steve McClary said the process is moving into Phase Ill. He thought it might be before the City Council in a couple of months. He said he can ask the consultant to provide an option that includes a bike park. Council Member Lara had concerns asking the consultant to add in a bike park would hinder the process. Staff did not think it would slow down the process. Council Member Haney was not in favor of putting a bike park at Sarzotti Park. He said the consultant has already interviewed the users and created the master plan according to input. He said there is a multitude of children that do other things than play football and baseball. He said the community needs to be able help children with multiple opportunities. He has heard the safety concerns which will be addressed during the environmental review. He supported the bike park at the proposed location. Mayor Blatz said he agrees with all his colleagues. He felt this can be worked out. He said there is no question there is a need for a bike park. He happened to like the proposed site, but recognizes the valid concerns stated tonight. He said the environmental report will determine what issues there are. Council Member Haney said he was not opposed asking the consultant for Sarzotti

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Master Plan to prepare an option which includes a bike park, but not any other sites. MOTION: It was moved by Council Member Lara, seconded by Mayor pro tem Weirick authorizing the City Manager to proceed with an initial study to determine the level of environmental review required, at a cost not to exceed $7,500, and to appropriate this amount from the Parks and Recreation Capital Improvement Fund and authorizing staff to develop a final design for the bike park/pump track for Lower Libbey parking lot and work with the Sarzotti Master Plan consultant to provide an option that includes a bike park. On role call the vote was: AYES: Blatz, Clapp, Haney, Lara, Weirick NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None 2. Libbev Bowl — Soil Acquisition Council Member Haney said he would be recusing himself due to a conflict of interest. Deputy Public Works Director/City Engineer Greg Grant presented the administrative report. MOTION: It was moved by Mayor pro tern Weirick, seconded by Council Member Lara to authorizing the Public Works Director to acquire surplus soil for the potential Libbey Bowl Lawn Remodel Project for an amount not to exceed $7,000. On roll call the vote was: AYES: Blatz, Clapp, Haney, Lara, Weirick NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None 6. 1/2 Cents Sales Tax for Transportation Presentation (Darren Kettle) Ventura County Transportation Commission Executive Director Darren Kettle gave a verbal report and power point presentation. 4. Potential Amendments to the Board and Commissioner Handbook Mayor Blatz said the process now is a subcommittee of the Mayor, Mayor's choice, and Chair of the respective Commission. He felt this is presumptuous of the committee to choose the appointments. He thought the whole City Council should be involved in the process. The Code states the Mayor will make a recommendation and the City Council will or will not ratify this recommendation. Mayor Blatz asked if there was anyone who wished to speak on this item.

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Cindy Convery felt the current system is working and why change it. She said the City Council and staff are very busy and it takes months for things to get done. She didn't think anything needed to be changed. She said the Commissioner Chair understands what the Commission needs and should be involved in the interview process. Darwin McCredie, Historic Preservation Commission Chair, urged the City Council to move forward as soon as possible because currently the Historic Preservation Commission cannot meet because they do not have enough members to make a quorum. There were no other speakers at this time. Council Member Lara did not want to make the process intimidating and increase staffs work load. He thinks it will be difficult to schedule interviews if the whole Council is involved. He did agree the handbook and code should be consistent. He thought the system in place allowed for all Council Members to participate if they so choose. Mayor pro tern Weirick submitted the following changes: • Change "When vacancy occurs" to "When vacancy occurs from expired terms, resignations, or otherwise," • Change "if the Commissioner wishes to be reappointed..." to "if the Commissioner wishes to apply for re-appointment, the City Clerk department shall have them apply for re-appointment in writing and complete an application." • Change "An ad hoc committee..." to "A committee shall be formed consisting of the Mayor, the Mayor's choice of another Council member or Council members and other pertinent participants." • Change "The City Clerk department shall coordinate..." to "The City Clerk department shall coordinate the interviews between the committee and all applicants." • Change "The ad hoc..." to "The committee shall conduct the interviews in a publicly noticed meeting." • Change "After the interviews..." to "After the interviews, the committee shall make recommendations per the procedures prescribed by the Mayor. The Mayor shall inform staff of the committee recommendations(s) and direct staff to place on the next available City Council agenda for ratification unless recommendation/ratification procedures are implemented during a publicly noticed Council meeting." • Delete Sections A, B, C from section "Absences from Meetings." Change (D) to read "An annual report shall be submitted to the City Council at a regularly scheduled City Council meeting in January tabulating attendance, excused absences, and unexcused absences for each Commissioner over the preceding calendar year. Each Commission shall adopt written protocols for determining excused vs. unexcused absences and submit to the City Clerk. Any instance of three or more consecutive absences during the year shall be reported to the Mayor by the City Clerk. City Attorney Matthew Summers said removal is not automatic. A removal of any Commissioner must be directed by the Mayor with ratification from the City Council.

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Council Member Haney understood the need to have all five members of the City Council interview the applicants. Mayor Blatz said if the City Council is going to scrutinize the recommendations from a sub-committee they may not be agreeable to the recommendations. He said there is no process in place to make changes once the recommendations/report reaches the City Council for ratification. He was trying to make the process more transparent. He didn't think it was fair for three people to decide on the appointments and/or reappointments. The City Council agreed to leave the process as is, with the Mayor having the authority to decide whether or not the whole City Council should be involved. The entire City Council will be notified of the publicly noticed meeting and can choose to participate or not. MOTION: It was moved by Mayor pro tern Weirick, seconded by Council Member Lara directing staff to revise the handbook according to recommendations above. On roll call the vote was: Blatz, Haney, Lara, Weirick AYES: Clapp NOES: ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None 3. Resolution Amending the Second Dwelling Compliance Guidelines City Attorney Matthew Summers presented the administrative report. Mayor pro tem Weirick said there is a source of confusion. He read from the Municipal Code: (f) Second Unit Compliance Program. The owners of existing residential second units (as defined in subsection (a)(3)) which existed prior to June 23, 2015, and not recognized as lawfully permitted may apply for an amnesty permit pursuant to the Second Unit Compliance Program Guidelines ("Second Unit Guidelines") adopted by the City Council pursuant to this section. If approved, as provided in the Second Unit Guidelines, the Second Unit Compliance Permit shall convey legal nonconforming status on the second unit pursuant to Article 13. (1) Except as specifically provided in the Second Unit Guidelines, Second Unit Compliance Permit shall not be subject to the normal requirements for residential second units specified in this Code, but instead shall be subject to the specific requirements contained in Second Unit Guidelines. He said the guidelines are in conflict with the code. He said because some of the stipulations were not listed in the resolution most of the public and himself believed the stipulations did not apply. He read the one of the stipulations in the conforming permit section states the applicant shall agree in writing if and when the property is not owner occupied; many people wonder why the Building Official was applying this standard to the compliance program. This stipulation is not listed in the resolution for noncomplying units. This is a source of confusion because it is not listed in the resolution

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for the non-compliance units. He said that interpretation of the Building Official is not consistent with the resolution passed, but was enforced in the procedures by the Community Development Department without ever coming back to the City Council. He also felt it was not consistent with the goals of the compliance program, which is trying to promote affordable housing. He said he didn't know if it was nothing more than an interpretation issue that needs to be corrected by the Building Official, but it has caused problems in the community. The issue is someone is trying to legalize their second unit, but the primary unit is being rented. The Building Official is stating they cannot legalize their second unit unless the primary unit is owner occupied. He didn't feel this was the intent of the City Council. He asked how this can be addressed. City Attorney agreed with his reading of the code. This point is a specific standard of the compliance program. He said the City Council can add language to guidelines, "stating primary and/or second units need not be owner occupied". Council Member Lara said in the Housing Element, when this program was adopted, there was approximately 300 units identified as illegal units. He asked if this number was still valid. City Attorney said he did not know at this time. Mayor pro tem Weirick said the Ojai Sanitary District has an on-going enforcement program, which is seeking out illegal units. He felt the city should allow people that receive notice from the Ojai Sanitary District they should be allowed to apply to the City to legalize their unit. Thus, the reason for extending the program. The City Council discussed how long to extend the program. They directed staff to contact the Sanitary District to see how long their enforcement program was in effect and then extend Ojai's program for that length of time. Mayor Blatz said people relied on the guidelines as written regarding the limit on the length of occupancy. He was concerned with the ambiguity that people unintentionally relied on and wondered if the changes (adding the language maximum) should be retroactive. City Attorney Matthew Summers said any reliance was misplaced. He said the zoning code would have trumped any approvals made. He did not recommend applying the changes retroactive as this would be spot zoning. Mayor Blatz asked if there was anyone that wished to speak on this item. Doug LaBarre said he owns the property that is in the PL Zone which he is trying to legalize through the program. Dale Hanson supported extending the program. At this time there was no one else wishing to speak on this item.

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MOTION: It was moved by Mayor pro tem Weirick, seconded by Council Member Lara to adopt Resolution No. 16-19 amending the guidelines for the Second Unit Compliance program to add the P-L Zone (page 3, b), change the Lease Term to read "There shall be no maximum limit on the length of occupancy or rental contract on any compliance Unit. Transient rental of Compliance units is not permitted (page 2, a), add (k) the units need not be owner occupied, and extend the program for 12 months until March 8, 2017. On roll call the vote was: AYES: Blatz, Clapp, Haney, Lara, Weirick None NOES: ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None The regular meeting of the City Council recessed at 10:26 p.m. and the regular Ojai Redevelopment Successor Agency meeting convened. 7. Updating and Amending the Salary Schedule for Management Employees Mayor Blatz opened and tabled this item to discuss after the Closed Session. MOTION: It was moved by Mayor pro tern Weirick, seconded by Council Member Lara to adopt Resolution No. 16-20 updating and amending the salary schedule for Management Employees. On roll call the vote was: Blatz, Clapp, Haney, Lara, Weirick AYES: NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None The regular meeting of the City Council recessed at 10:26 p.m. and the regular Ojai Redevelopment Successor Agency meeting convened. Ojai Redevelopment Successor Agency (RDSA) CONSENT CALENDAR (Item 8a through 8b) 8.

a) Warrants for January 29, 2016 through February 28, 2016 in the amount of $32,408.35 ACTION: Authorize payments b) Minutes for the Redevelopment Successor Agency meetings of February 23, 2016. ACTION: Approve as submitted.

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MOTION: It was moved by Council Member Haney, seconded by Mayor pro tem Weirick to approve the Consent Calendar as submitted. On roll call the vote was: AYES: Blatz, Clapp, Haney, Lara, Weirick NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None DISCUSSION ITEMS - None. The regular meeting of the Ojai Successor Redevelopment Agency adjourned at 10:27 p.m. and the regular Ojai City Council meeting reconvened. ORAL REPORT(S) FROM CITY MANAGER — None. CLOSED SESSION (continued from 6:00 p.m.) Public Employee Appointment (Gov. Code § 54957) Title: Interim City Manager Mayor Blatz said the City Council voted unanimously to appoint Acting City Manager Steve McClary as the Interim City Manager with a salary of $127,000 per year. ADJOURNMENT The meeting adjourned at 11:40 p.m. Respectfully submitted:

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ADJOURNMENT The meeting adjourned at 6:5 p. Respectfully submitted:

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Boston Mason, Connor Howes, Caleb Kelly, Bryn Chisholm, Isaac Styles, Emerson. Murphy, Lauren Bolton, Stevie Wallace, Ellie Andrews, Amy Boult and ...

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Donna Alonzo Vaughan. Music Festival. at Boronda Meadows. from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.. There is no cost for the. event. All students in the. District are invited to come.