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HomeMy WebLinkAbout10-19-1964MIF~TES OF T~ RE~L~ OF THE CIT/ C0qHCIL OF, CIT~ OF SANTA AHA, CALIFORF/A OctoBer 19, 196~ The meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. in the Council ChamBers, 217 North Main Street. Roll call was aaswere~ by Councilmen Royal E. Hubbard, James Gilmore, Henry H. Schlueter, an~ Mayor A. Allen Hall. ¢ouncilm~- Harry H. Harvey was absent. Following the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag, the Invocation was delivered By the Reverend Bonnie Flint, First Baptist Church° APPROVAL OF ~TES On motio~ of Counc~-,~ HuBbar~, seconded By Councilman Schlueter and carried, the Minutes of.the Regular Meeting of October 5, were approved as mailed. M~yor Hall .opened the hearing on Amenament Application 516 filed By John A. Steele, et al, to amend Sectional District Map 4-5-9 by prezening from the County E 1 to the R ~ district, property on the east side of Tustin Between Santa Clara and Grove~ont. pl--~ing Co~aission Resolution 5699 rec~aen~e~ approval of Exhibit AA 516 A. The Clerk reported that n~tice of the hearing was published in the Register on October 3, 196~ an~ that no written c~unications or objections had Been received. Walter Fr~ae, Secretary-Treasurer of Rinker Development Co~pany, which is purchasing property, read a letter favoring the application frc~ the Orovemont H~eowners Association. There Being no further test~uaony, the hearing was closed. It was moved By Councilman EuBBar~, seconde~ By Councilman Gilmore ~nd carried, that Council approve the prezoning an~ instruct the City Attorney to prepare un a~ending ordinance according to ~iBit AA 516 Ac Mayor Hall opened the hearing on Amendment Application 517 filed By Security Fore Corporation to amen~ Sectional District Map 26-5-10 By . reclassifying fram the R 1 and R 4 to the R 4 and R 1 district, proper~y on the west side of Bristol Betweem Warner and Segerstr~ao Planning Coaamlssion Resolution 5702 rec~maende~ approval of Exhibit AA 517 Ac The Clerk reported that m~tice of the hearing was published in The Register on October 3, 196~ ~ that no coamunications or objections had Been received. There Being no response to the MayOr's call for testimony, the hearing was closed. It was moved By Councilm-~ Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Gilmore an~ carried, that C~uncil approve the reclassification and ~truct the City Attorney to prepare an amending or~--~ce according to ~xbiBit AA 517 Ac AME~. ~PP. 518 RICltFY~n Nayor Hall opened the hearing on Amendment Application 518 filed By Richfield 0il Corp. to amend Sectional District Map 7-5-9 By reclassifying fr~ R 2 to the C 5 district, property ~m the south side of 17th Between French an~ Santiago. pl--n~ug Commission Resolution 5698 recommended approval of Exhibit AA 518 A. The Clerk reported that n~tice of the hearing was published on October 3, 1964 in The Register, and that no c~unications or objections ha~ Been received. There being n9 response to the Mayor's call for Cl~f COUNCIL - 74 - October 19, 1964 testi~c~y, the hearing w~s closed. It was moved by Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Council-~- Gilmore ~ud carried, that the Council approve the reclassification and instruct the City Attorney to prepare an a~end~ or~ce according to ~hibit AA 51~ A. ~EARING - M~yor Hall opene~ the hearing c~ A~encl~ent A~E~D. APP. 519 Application 519 filed by Donal~ D. RAI~ALL Randall to a~end Sectional District Map 17-5-9 by reclassifying fr~ the R 1 to the M 1 district, property on the east side of Grand between Chestnut and Regent. pla~,~,~ Cca-aissic~ Resolution 5701 recc~emded al~roval of E~hibit AA 519 A. The Clerk reported that aotice of the hearing was published in The Register on October 3, 1~, an~ that no cc~aunications er objections been received. There being no response to the l~ayor's call for tostitos, the hear~ was closed. It was ~oved by Co~ucilw~ Rubbar~, seco-dod By Counci~-~ Gilmore and carrie~, that Council approve the reclassification a~ t-~truct the City Attorney to prepare an a~aend~h~g ordinance aceor~-~ to Exhibit AA 519 A. ~AR~G - Nayor Hall opene~ the heari~ ob A~t~. APP. 521 A~ond~ent Applicatiom 521 filed by COP~ Rosahelle Corry to a~en~ Sectional District Map 15-5-10 by reclassifying fron the R 1 a~d R 2 to the C 2 district property on the sooth si~e of First between Sullivan an~ 175 feet west of Fairviewo P~-_~ Commission Resolution 5700 rec~maen~ed approval of ~hibit AA 521 R, which w~ul~ reclassil~y to the C 2 and R 1 B ~istricts. The Clerk reported that notice of the hearing was published in The Register on October 3, 1~, ~ that no c~w~w-,~catica~s or objections had been received. There be!~ no response to the Nayor's call for test~o~y, the hearing was closed. It was moved by C~dncilman Hubbard, seconded by Couuci~m~ Gilmore and carried, that Council approve the reclassification and ~truct the City Attormey to prepare an a~ending ordinance according to Exhibit AA ~21 Bo APPEAL 138, V.A. 2005 Mayor Hall opened the hearing on Appeal 138 filed by Ja~es Lukens frc~ the pla.,~,_m C~,~esion,s ~ial of V~i~ce App~cati~ 200~ to const~ct a ~i~-~ ~ ~ the R 1 district at 1~6 E. ~o~. ~e Clerk ~po~ that n~ice of the h~ ~s ~iled to ~Jacent ~o~y ~ers ~ ~tober ~, 1~, ~ t~t c~catio~ ~ ~positi~ ~ been recei~ fr~ the foll~g: Petiti~ with appr~te~ ~ si~at~es su~tt~ By ~1 Nic~l, 1119 E. Gr~fith P~ce; letters ~ ~. ~ ~s. ~a~ Feduccia, 1~0 ~f~; ~ence L. ~ey, ~2B S. ~r~een; Patsy G. ~fe~y~ ~s. J~ ~, 1~6 E. ~f~; ~. ~ ~s. ~th~ E. Ross, 111~ E. ~fo~; ~ ~s. D. M. ~, ~ E. ~f~. ~ ~ion of Co~ci~- ~bb~d, sec~ by C~c~ Gi~e ~ c~i~, the c~icatio~ ~re o~e~a filed. ffa~es Lukens, 1836 Wo E~Eer, described the type of building he planned to erect, stating it would not be a processing plant, a.~ woul~ not be noisy. ~e offere~ to cha~ge the location of the building in order to remove the traffic fron the west side, placing a six foot wall along the property's edge, a~d placing the driveway on Oxford. ~r. Lukens described the area, stating that it was bec~aing c~w~ercialized, and stated he had received at least six calls in favor of the application. ~a~es Eu~o, 1110 E. Oxford, acting as spoke~m~n for the opponents, protested that children ta~g naps woold be ~isturbed, that there is almost a constant flow of children frc~ a~d to school, and that there was ~-aufficient room for the driveways as plak-ed. Re also objected to the neglected condition of the property since purchased by Mr. Lukens, and asked that individual homeowners be protected from this commercial intrusion. CIT~ COUNCIL - 75 - Lawrence L. Brixey, ]P23 S. Evergreen, stated that he has an eight foot block wall behind his propex~cy, separati~ him frc~ the market, ~ud that it is highly inadequate, since he finds litter in his yard. Rober~ Green, 1105 E. Oxford, stated that since the property was purchased as R 1 by Mr. Lukens, it sh~al~ be maintained as R 1o Mr. Lnkens spoke in rebuttal, cc~paring the number of chi/~lren passing by his other 4.rive-in facilities with no problem; that the~e is adequate ro~ for ~riveways. ~rs. Joseph Serra~o, 1110 E. Griffith, noted that the children using the street in this area are elementary students instead of Junior and Senior High School students as those stated by Mr. Lukens. There being no further testimcmy, the hearing was closed. ~n motion of Councilman Gilmore, seconded By Councilm~n ~ubbalxl and carried, cOUacil upheld the action of the pla,,ing C~ssion and instructe~ the City Attorney to prepare a resolution denying Variance 2005. ~FJtRING - APPEAL 139, V.A. 2002 CA t~.~l ~ayor Hall opened the hear~ on Appeal 139 filed by George Callens fr~a the Planning Cca~mission's denial of Variance Application 2002 to establish a beauty shop with less than required parking in R 3 district at 1~23 So Broa~ay. The Clerk reported that notice of the hearing was mailed to adjacent property owners on October 13, 196~ and that a letter in opposition had been received from E. B. Jackson, ~166 Santa Monica Boulevard, Los Angeles. On motion of Councilmam Hubb%rd, seconded by Cc~nci1-~- Schlueter and carried, Council ordered the letter filed. ~eorge Callens, appellant, stated he was available for answering questions. Jo Ogden Harkel, 181~ S. Patton, expressed approval of the appel~--t's request, stating it appeared to be in harmony with the area; that the appel~--t will live on the premises an~ will undoubtedl~ maintain the yard, and because adequate off- street parking has n~been provided for. Willis Clemens, 1~15 S. Broadway, representing STC Corporation, ow~ building next door, declared he was unopposed as l~g as adequate park~ was provided. james Fan~ k-,er, 2116 ~ain, lease holder of the property, offered to answer any questions about the operation of the business. There being no further testimony, the hear~ was closed. It was moved by Councilm~ Hubbard, seconded By Counci~-~ Gilmore and carried, that Council overrule the action of the Pl~--*~ C~$sion ~,a instruct the City Attorney to prepare a resolution granting Variance 2002, subject to the following conditions: 1. That develol~aent be according to plot p~a~ except for m~-or medifications approved by the pl...~.E Department. 2. That one single faced or double faced non-flash~n~ sign not to exceed 12 sq. ft. be permitted; said sign to be approved by the Planuing Department. (These are the "P" District sign regulations. ) 3. That the first park/rig stall (in the front yard setback) be eliminate~. ~/~/,~ APPEAL 1~0, VoAo 2022 Mayor Hall opened the hearing on ADVANCE ~EON SIGN COo Appeal 1~0 filed by Advance Neon Sign Co. fron the Zom~ Administrator's denial of V~i~ce A~licati~ 2022 to erect a ~' ~ee st~g a~is~g si~ ~ C 1 ~istrict at 1071 W. 17th. ~e Clerk reposed t~t n~ice of the hear~g ~s ~iled to ~Jacent pro~y o~ers ~ October 13, 1~ ~ that no ~itt~ c~ications or objections h~ ~ee~ recei~d. CIT~ COU~CIL -76 - October 19, Monte Eo Peters, 1071 We 17th Street, showed a sample of the sign which is part of a national progr~ by Chrysler Corporatio~; otated that five other ~ign~ vould be eliminated; an~ ealled attention to two ether si~n~ 56' high within 2½ blocks o ~rs o Lec~ard Zerlaut, 1716 N. Olive, protested erectioa of the sign end noted the Ralph's and Market Basket signs were set hack. Richard Honer, 1073 We 17th, stated the sign wou~& enhence the property end that it ~ould not he a flasbtnE sign. Re W. Grayson~ 916 H. Broadway, Los Angeles, representt~ the Sign Cca~a~, said that abo~t 2~7 units were being installed in the area; that ~' l~mtt would cut off 20% of eisa; that it woul~ face east and west; that there wcul~ be 150' of ~ro Peter's property ca each side. There being no further testimony, the hearing was closed. Xt ~as moved by Councilman Gilmore, seconde6 by Council~an 8chluoter end carried, that Com~cil overrule the action of the Zo~-_m A~lnistrator end instruct the City Attorney to prepare a resolutic~ grenting Variance 2022, subject to applicable conditions. Deed an~ Escrow Tw~trttcti~ were sub- ~itte~ frc~ George Fax-~, Inc., for l~arcel of real property for street pv_~poses for McFad~len Avenue, fram ~acksoa Street to the Samta Ama River C~---el, Escrow Ho. ~2~03-C, $2~,700.00. RESOLUTI~ ~-150 ACC~T~NG A Dmm~ FR~ GEC~GE FAI~; I~C. FOR A CAS~ COFSIS~ATIO~ OF $2],700 wes read by title. It was moved by Councilmam Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Gilmore, that further reading he waived end Resolution ~-1~0 he adopted. On roll call vote: AYE8, HOES, ABS~T, 6~--1~1 - ~0 CA~ COU~C~: CO~CII~: Rabbar~ Gil~ore~ Schlueter, IIall Hone Deed for acceptence wes sub~itted fro~a James To Robinson et al for street easement, west side of ~tarbor, ~77' north of Hazard.. RESOLUTION 6~-1~1 ACCEPTING A D':=~' I~E T~E CIT~ IS PAYING NO CASII CONSIS~.gATION was read by title. It was moved by Councils-- Hubbard, seconded hy Counci~w~ Gil,~ore, that further reading be waived end Resolution 6~-1~1 he adopted. On roll call vote: AYES, C0UHCII~: NOES, C0V~CILMEN: ABAS, C~C~: ]~uhbard~ Gi3~aore, .~chlueter, Nall Hone ~arvey RES. ~-1~2 RESOLUTION ~-152 ADDING SECTION 3.2 TO WAGES & BALAi~I~ RESOLUTION R0. ~8-281 (Wages sad Salaries SR. ~)~.TCE OFF~C~ Resolution~ establishing the assl~n~=ent of Seni~ Police ~icer) ~s re~ ~ title. It ~s mo~ by C~ci~m~ HuBB~ seconded by C~c~m~: Gi~re, that ~her re~ be ~iv~ ~ Resoluti~ ~-152 be ~opted. ~ roll call vote ~ AYES~ HOES, ABS~T, C0~CIL~: Hubbard~ Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall Hone ~arvey C~'~' COg~C'r'r. - 77 - October 19, 196~ RES. 6~-153 RESOL~TION 6~-153 A~ORIZ~ C(~D~HATI0~ C~TION 0F ~L ~ ~ F~ ~IC S~' T~ ~ ~ R~ ~E AT McF~D~A~ ~s readby title. It ~s m~ed by C~c~- H~B~d~ seconded by Co~ci~ Gi~re, t~t ~her read~ be ~ived ~d Resoluti~ ~-153 be ~te~. ~ roll ~ll vote: AYES, COUNCIL#EN: NOES ~ COUNCII~EN: ABSENT, Nubbsa~l~ GiLmore, Schlueter, Nall None Earvey ~. 6~-154 RESOLUTION 6~-15~ CO~DING CO~ENDATION RO~ ~T~ ~ ~G ~ ~0 ~ 1~ ~s re~ ~ title. It ~s moved ~y C~ci~ Hubba~, sec~de~ ~ C~c~-~ Gi~o~, t~t f~her ~ be ~ive~ ~ Resolutiom ~15~ be a~opte~. ~ roll call v~e ~ AXES, C~NCIL~E~: NOES, COUNCII~WS: ABS~T~ C~FNCIL~EN: ~ubbard, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall None Harvey BOND PROPOSITIONS ~.~A,~TION BALLOT was read By title. seco~led By Councilman Gilmore that further reading Be waived amd Resolutic~ 6~-15~ Be adopted. On roll call vote: AYES, C~NCIL~: NOES, C~NCIL~EN: ABSm~T, C~C~: Hubbard, Gilmore, Schlueter, ~all None SIGNAL Council hear~ City Manager's report that the intersection of l~ilshire an~ ~ristol ~id mot warrant a traffic signal as requested By PTA of ~artin School. It was moved By Councilm-- Eubbard, seconded by Counc~l~-~ Schlueter~ that Council or,er the report filed smd deny the request. Mrs. Orl--do, 1111 S. Spruce, speaW~ng for Martin School stated that the count of children did not accoumt for those driven to school By parents. She stresse~ the dauger of the intersection~ saying that seven small injuries had Been receive~ by chilclren; that although the crossing guard was very competent, he was disregar~e~ By drivers. The motion to deny the request was passed. Mayor Hall stated that the area would be closely watched. DR~TE APPROACH Mayor Hall directe~ Henry D. Rockwell, 1~27 S. ~ristol, to contact the Planning Department for correct proceAure to apply for driveway approach on Bristol. CITY C0~CIL October 19, 196~ BO~9 R~m-~.~SE Act~-E on the Public Works Director's report of satisfactory cc~pletic~ of ~daprove~ents, ~n moti~a of Councilman Rubbar~, seccaded by Councileem Schlueter a~ carrie~, Council authorize~ release of bonds for Tract ~, Santa Clara and Wright. BID C~T.T.q the following: ~ Pickup Tr~cks, Spec. 621-~7o $ Police Ra~io Units, Spec. 65~-8o On ~otion of Councilm-~ Hubbar~ secc~de~ By Councilw~u Schlueter an~ carrie~, Council authorize~ proper authorities to a~vertise for bids for Openix~ dste Hove~ber 2, 0p~ning date November 2, 1~6~o SALARY INCREASES On ~otion of Councilman Hubbard, sec~e~ by Co~mcil~an Schlueter an~ carrie~, Council authorize~l salary lmcreases as rec~de~ in Manager's report ~ate~ October 1~ 1~o COUNCIL~A~ ' S ABSENCE on motion of Councilman ~Abbar~ seconde~ by Council--- Schlueter an~ carrie~ C=~ucil approve~ absence of C=~ncil~an Harvey fron rewalar Council ~eetings in October. I~R-~T~'~ C~OATIONS on x~i~ of Co~ci~ Hubba, sec~de~ By C~ci~ Gi~ore ~ c~i~, Co~cil o~e~d file~ the foll~ c~icati~s: CO~TIO~ - ~tters of c~tion for heroic a~i~ of ~icer Cl~f~ H~o~ ~ta ~ Ponce ~ment~ ~ceived City of F~ta~ Va~ ~Jor W. A ~ ~ster J~t~ X~e~ S~ta A~ ~e~ast Club ~. Gerala~e G~ts~ll F.A. RawlY, $~. Wat~ II ~. Ro1--4 Rice J. ~ Hoo~r, ~ Res~luti~ e~ors~ Se~te Bl~ 31~ ~a H~e ~1~ ~332 ~ ~33~ auth~iz*~E ~vestigati~s ~ ~po~s ~ the ~ter ~s~ces ~a requ~nts of Colora~ ~r Resoluti~ ~g~-S smpp~ of C~ty ~r~ositi~s A ~a B ~ ~o~er 3, 1~ ~all~ ~g~ Jail ~ e~ facilities. O, C~, WA~ D~iCT - ~u~o~ 8~ ass~aE ~ supplies of ~ter ~ dsc~es ~e~. ~ACATI~ - ~fie c~trol ~ces ~ta~e~ or r~ove~ 8ept~er 1~ Sept~r 2~ C~C~ - 81 - October 1~ 196~ ~/J VARIANCE A~ COI~ITIONAL USE PEI~ITS - Decisions ~de ~y the Zonim~ ~mt~istrator or Planning Ccmmaission where no appeal has Been filed: V.Ao 2005, Mci~III'NE~ - constx-act duplex in addition to existing residence in R 1 district at 211~ S. ~ra~ge - APPROX. V,A, 2009, NOLAN - waive required 6' hi~a wall along north amd south property line of an off-street parking lot at 1223 S. ~ristol - VoAo 2011, GELXER, HA~f~, RO~P~ER -waive required 3' south side-yard in P district at ~ Ho ~roa~way - V.A. 2012, LATIN ~IOAH ASS~ OF ~ IN CALICo - constr~ct gasoline service station in R 1 district at 801 N° ~airview - APPR0¥m~. V.A. 2021, COI~ - cemstrmct gasoline service statism in R 2 district at 2702 W. let - API~Ov~,° CVF 178, XASPAR - co~truct professional offices in M 1 district at 1100 E. St. Gertru~le Plo - APPROVED° ~1 Ov~, 3~lOB ~o ~lsa - ~N SALE B~ TRAN~ A~ LIQUOR, ~28 W. ~olea - OFF SALE G~AL ~ DER GASTNA~S, 601 N. Harbor - 0N SALE ~ TRANS~ ~IE~, ~01 ~. ~th - OH SALE ~ SEA SNANTT, ~06 W. Bolsa- OH SALE H~ TRANS~A~ C(~ENDATIOH - OFFICER NAYD0 Mayor Hall directed the Clerk to prepare a letter of commendation frcm the Council to Officer Haydo for bravery in apprehending two bank robbers~ ~r.~CTION CANVASS Mayor Hall announced the cunvassing of votes cast in Santa Clara and Tustin Ho Wo Ammexation election held October 13, 196~. At the conclusion of the canvass~ the Mayor announced the result~ as follows: 15 votes cast on the measure "Shall 'Santa Clara amd Tustin N. W. Annexation' be a~exed to the City of Santa Aha, California?" votes cast FOR the measure, in Precinct Ho. 1. NO votes cast ASAA~T the measure, in Precinct No. 1. 1 vote cast FOR the measure hy absentee ~allot. HO votes cast AGAINST the meas,~re, by absentee ballot. 15 total votes FORmeasure. NO votes AGAINST measure. ORDINANCE NS-7~9 DECLARING Tam RESULT 0Y Tw~. CANVASS OF 'tm& RETURNS 0Y T-~ ~m.~CTION IN THE T~/TOI~Y KNOWN AS "SANTA CLARA AI~ TUSTIN N.W. ANNEXATION' AND APPROvA~G '£.~. ANNEXATION TO THE CIT~. OF SANTA AHA was introduced by title. It was moved by Co~mci]~ Hubbard, seconded by Comucilmam Gilmore a~d carried, that ~r~her rea~i~g be waived and 0rdimance HS-759 be passed to second reading. CITT COUNCIL - 82 - October 19, JACE-IN-T~E-BGX Henderson Scot% 1075 W. ~rd .qtreet, stated that he was present on behalf off 'neighbors protesting boisterous behavior at ~ack-in-the-B~x. The City explained that it ~ust first be determined ~hether the offen~es are a public or prlv&~e nulsanee~ that the place was under su-v~¢et]l~ce~ and as soon as the type of offense was est&blished, the cc~plainants voul~ be notl£1ed. C(N~.AI~T Hal Davis, 2707 Lowell Lane, filed with Council a letter regarding dirty streets and inadequate Police service in District 10o On motion of Councilman llubbard, seconded by Counci~w~ Schlueter and carried, Council referred the matter to the Manager for investigation and report. There being no further business to co~e before the Co,~ucil, the ~eeting was adjourned at 9:12 pomo, on motion of Council~ Hubbard, seconded by Comacllman *qchlueter and carried. DORIS Mo CLER~ OF T~E C0~CIL C 1"~' COUliCIL October 19, 196~