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G3 Potential Purchase of 475 St. John Street Mr. Swift presented his report (IR 88:11) dated February 2, 1988, regard- ing this matter. It was moved by Councilmember Brandes, and seconded by Councilmember Mohr, directing staff to place a draft agreement on the agenda of February 16, 1988, for the purchase of the property at 475 St. John Street (old La Villa Res- taurant), for a minimum price of $200,000. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers Brandes, Butler, Mohr, Wilson, and Mayor Mercer NOES: None ABSENT: None Planning Staff Work Priorities Mr. Swift presented his report {IR 88:09} dated February 2, 1988, regard- ing this matter. Council discussion ensued regarding possible priorities for Planning staff projects. Councilmember Butler suggested that the Growth Management Program could be stretched out for a longer period of time without to much effect on the program. Mayor Mercer instructed staff to notify developers of the 177 units that are available next year. MATTERS INITIATED BY COUNCILMEMBERS Report on Liquidated Damages for Public Works Contracts Mr. Elliott presented his report {SR 88:56) dated February 2, 1988, regarding this matter. Mayor Mercer stated he had requested this report and is satisfied that adequate mechanisms are in place to ensure that construction within the City's right-of-ways will be completed with the least amount of inconvenience to the public. Council took no further action on this item. LAVWMA Actions Councilmember Brandes asked if Council representatives on the LAVWMA Board would ask for Council input before making formal decisions on important mat- ters before LAVWMA. Councilmember Butler advised that the Joint Powers Agree- ment requires that when there is a major action to be decided upon by LAVWMA the representatives on that Board must have direction from their Council be- fore a formal vote will be taken on any issue. He added that the same pro- cedure is followed by the Tri-Valley Wastewater Management Authority. Hopyard Shopping Center Mayor Mercer stated he received a call from a tenant at the Hopyard Shop- ping Center stating the landlord has requested the tenants to park in the front parking lot because the City messed up on the sidewalk and he is not able to take down the fence in the rear of the property to provide for tenant parking in the back. Mayor Mercer instructed staff to investigate this matter. Antique Automobile Parking on First Street Councilmember Wilson stated that the Conditional Use Permit for the An- tique Automobile Dealership on First Street prohibits the parking of cars on - 4 2-2-88