Pictured above is Dr. Lucy Jones, a seismologist for the US Geological Survey, who gave a presentation at last night’s city council meeting concerning the threats of earthquakes in California, particularly in Ventura County.

Technical problems have hampered complete information on Tuesday's Special Meeting. A summary follows:

Council approved Staff's recommendation that Council consider proposed increases to residential and commercial refuse collection rates and continued it to June 12, 2018. The new rates will not take effect until 30 days after this date.

Seismologist Dr. Lucy Jones gave a detailed presentation concerning the threat of earthquakes in California particularly relating to Ventura County. She discussed probable damage to be expected in the event of a strong event, especially to our water delivery system, suggesting retrofitting Fillmore's reservoirs. Dr. Jones commented that Fillmore is very fortunate in not having to import its water as most other cities must do.

The Council approved a request for direction in the matter of Fillmore's Christian Academy relocation near a commercial highway zone.

Ordinance 18-890
Consideration by Council to adjust Resolution 18-3651 the Schedule of Fees and Charges for City Services to update Aquatic Center Fees was approved.