Laserfiche WebLink
339 <br /> <br /> Ms. Mohr answered that it would not go through escrow without <br />it because, by law, someone is responsible for verifying that, and <br />that person would be held liable. She expressed concern about old <br />houses that have not been sold and may not be for years, and asked <br />what percentage of highly flammable shake roofs are being used in <br />buildings currently under construction. <br /> <br /> Mr. Hill replied that he did not know the percentage but that <br />he was aware that the number of shake shingle roofs that are not <br />fire-rated has increased. He then asked if the Council would like <br />a staff report and a proposal on the matter for the next Council <br />meeting. <br /> <br /> Ms. Mohr indicated that she would like to see a staff report <br />which would include a proposal on how this could be implemented. <br /> <br /> Mr. Mercer requested Mr. Hill to come up with the staff <br />report at the next Council meeting. <br /> <br /> Ms. Nancy Storch, 3193 Chardonnay Drive, suggested that the <br />City have a promotion on fire prevention by purchasing spark <br />arrestors and making them available at cost. <br /> <br /> Mr. Mercer commented that it was a good idea and asked Mr. <br />Hill to look into it. <br /> <br />Item 8b <br />Fundinq for Valley Performinq Arts Center Feasibility Study <br /> <br /> Mr. David Colborn, 2110 Alexander Way, a member of the Board <br />of the Livermore Amador Symphony and an officer of Citizens for <br />the Valley Performing Arts Center (CVPAC), presented his proposal <br />for a feasibility study for the construction of a performing arts <br />center that would seat from 1,000 to 1,250 people. He explained <br />that this facility would be larger than any available at this <br />time, including the Amador Theater, which is always fully hooked. <br />The center would be used not only for arts but also for education <br />and professional entertainers. It would also keep entertainment <br />dollars in the Valley. <br /> <br /> Mr. Butler indicated that he would like the City to have some <br />input into what the study would accomplish, its objectives and the <br />manner in which it would be done, before contributing funds for <br />it. <br /> <br /> Mr. Colborn stated that they have anticipated that each <br />funding entity in the study would have the opportunity to put in a <br />limited number of questions that would pertain exclusively to <br />them, although a great part of the study would be more broadly <br />based and more generic. Should the Council support the study, it <br />could appoint a small committee to work on this. <br /> <br /> -10- <br /> <br /> 9-19-89 <br /> <br /> <br />