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67 Mr. Swift explained that the area is surplus right-of-way. It could be extended to the property east to make an intersection. He was not aware any having plan to landscape this area. Mr. Swift indicated thatMr. Partridge could landscape this area if he wished as with any right-of-way. Mr. Partridge felt that he should not be the one responsible for landscaping this area. He believed that Mr. Beratlis, the developer, should have done so. Ms. Acosta suggested that this item be placed on a future agenda so that staff could prepare a report for Council. Mayor Mercer suggested that Ms. Acosta and Mr. Partridge meet to discuss this matter before the matter came back to Council. If the matter could not be resolved by the City Manager, then it could be brought to Council. Mr. Partridge also shared his concern regarding the traffic on Montevino and Hearst Drive. He appreciated the new stop signs which were recently placed on Hearst Drive but requested that another sign be placed at the top of the hill near his home. Mayor Mercer requested the Chief of Police, Bill Eastman, to add additional patrol to that area. He explained that it would be difficult to place a stop sign in the middle of a street. Mr. Butler requested a point of personal privilege to respond to Mr. Cordtz's accusations that he avoided making decisions. He stated that he was elected to make decisions and resented being unable to participate in the Downtown issues because of regulations of the Fair Political Practices Commission. Mayor Mercer stated that he owned stock in Community First National Bank, and was unable to participate in the Downtown issues. He explained that the Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) has stated that he cannot vote on these issues due to his stock ownership in Community First. Mr. Mercer told Mr. Cordtz not to accuse others of trying to avoid things when he is trying to avoid paying his property taxes. 6/2/92 13