HomeMy WebLinkAbout04-18-1966~¢III~TES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA
April 18, 1966
The meeting was called to order at 2:00 p.m., in the Council Chambers,
217 N. Main Street. Roll call was answered by Councilmen James Gilmore,
Walter Brooks, Davis Burk, Wade Rerrin, J. Ogden Markel, Tom McMichael
and Mayor Harry N. Harvey. Also present were the City ~n-ger, Carl J.
Thornton, the City Attorney, John K. Colwell, and Clerk of the Council,
Doris M. Rrown.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
On motion of Councilman McMichael,
seconded by Councilm,n Herrin
and carried, Council approved
the Minutes of the Regular
Meeting of April 4, 1966.
EXECUTIVE SESSION On motion of Councilman Gilmore,
seconded by Councilman Herrin
and carried, at 2:01 p.m.,
Council adjourned to Executive
Session to discuss personnel matters. At 3:17 p.m., the meeting resumed
in the Council Chambers with all Councilmen present.
BI]) AWARD - On motion of Councilman Brooks,
113 PARKING ~I~'£~HS seconded by Councilman Herrin
~i~ and carried, Council ordered
filed report of bids received
for ll3 Parking Meters~ awarded contract to Rockwell Manufacturing Company
for $5,O51.10, including trade-ins~ and rejected all other bids.
B~D CALLS
and authority to advertise for bids for
It was moved by Councilman Burk,
seconded by CouncilmAn Herrin
and carried, that request for
approval of plans and specifications
the following be granted:
PROJ. S-39 - construction of sewer in Daisy, Walnut, and Raitt, frcm
Myrtle to 8th, opening date 5-10-66.
PROJ. D-54 - U-1-A storm drain between Newport Freeway and St. Gertrude;
and PROJ. D-~8 - storm drain in Warner (F-2 Channel to Rene Drive), opening
date 5-10-66.
TRAFFIC SIGNAL EQUIPMENT - and accessories, Spec. 643-10, opening 5-2-66.
PROJ. C-125 - Raitt, McFadden to Edinger; C-130 - Willits, Sullivan to
Diamond; C-132 - portions of Newhope, Edinger and McFadden, opening 5-10-66.
PIPE - 2650' 16" water transmission pipe, Spec. 481-37, opening date
5-2-66.
ORD. NS-Shl OEDINANCE NS-841 AMENDING THE
GEN. PLAN re GENERAL PLAN OF COMMUNITY
DRAINAGE DEVELOPMENT; AMENDING SECTIONAL
"~v DISTRICT MAPS 25-5-10 AND 36-5-10
(E~HIBITA); AND AMENDING CERTAIN SECTIONS OF THE SANTA ANA MUNICIPAL CODE
TO CONFORMTHERETOwas read by title. It was moved by Councilman Brooks,
seconded by Councilman McMichael, that further reading be waived and
Ordinance NS-841 be adopted. On roll call vote:
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AYES, COUNCILMEN:
NOES, COUNCILMEN:
ABSENT, C OUNC II.MEN:
Gilmore, Brooks, Burk, Herrin, Markel,
McMichael, Harvey
None
None
ORD. NS-842 ORDINANCE NS-842 CHANGING DISTRICT
AA 578 - PLA]~NING CLASSIFICATIONS ON AMENDMENT
COMMISSION APPLICATION NO. 578 INITIATED BY
~ THE PLANNING COMMISSION AND
A~D~NDING SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 12-5-10 (EXHIBIT AA 578 A) was read by
title. It was moved by Councilman Brooks, seconded by Councilman McMichael,
that further reading be waived and Ordinance NS-8~2 he adopted. On roll
call vote:
AYES, COUNCILMEN:
NOES, COUNCILMEN:
ABSENT, COUNCILMEN:
Gilmore~ Brooks~ Burk, Nerrin, Markel,
McMichael, Harvey
None
None
ORD. NS-8~3 ORDINANCE NS-8~3 CHANGING DISTRICT
AA 581 - INCOME CLASSIFICATION ON AMENDMENT
C~NTERS, INC. APPLICATION NO. 581 FILED BY
~ INCOME C~TERS, INC., AND A~NDIND
SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 14-5-10 (EXHIBIT AA 581 A) was read by title. It
was moved by Councilman Brooks, seconded by Councilman McMichael, that
further reading be waived and Ordinance NS-8~3 be adopted. On roll call
vote:
AYES, COUNCILMEN:
NOES, C OUNC II2~EN:
ABSENT, CO~H~C ILM~:
Gilmore, B~ooks, Burk, Herrin, Markel,
McMichael, Harvey
None
None
ORD. NS-844 ORDINANCE NS-844 DECLARING TEE
NEWPORT-RITCHEY ANNEXATION OF TERRITORY DESIGNATED
ANNEXATION "NEWPORT AND RITCHEY NORTH
~ TO THE CITY OF SANTA ANA was
read by title. It was moved by Councilman Brooks, seconded by Councilman
McMichael, that further reading be waived and Ordinance NS-8~4 be adopted.
On roll call vote:
AYES, COUNC ILM~N:
NOES, COUNC~:
ABSENT, COUNCILMEN:
Gilmore, Brooks, Burk, Herrin, Markel,
McMichael, Harvey
None
None
RES. 66-35 RESOLUTION 66-35 CHANGING THE NAME
ST. NAME CHANGE OF S~Um~LOWERAVENUE FROM SOUTH
~:~ MAIN STREETTO BEAR STREET, AND
CHANGING THE NAME OF WA~AM
AVENUE, FROMBEAR STREET TO FAIIqVIEWAVENUE; AND CHANGING TNE NAME OF
HI~NTZINGERAVENUE FROM FAIRVIEWAVENUETO THE SANTA ANA RIVER; ALL TO
SUNFLO%~ER AVENUE was read by title. It was moved by Councila~n Brooks,
seconded by Councilman Nerrin, that further reading be waived and
Resolution 66-35 be adopted. On roll call vote:
AYES, CO%[NCII2~EN:
NOES, COUNCILMEN:
ABSENT, COUNCIIA~:
Gilmore, Brooks, Burk, Herrin, Markel,
McMichael, Harvey
None
None
Councilman Markel asked that it be suggested to Costa Mesa that their
street name signs be change~ to show Sunflower as one word rather than
two words.
CITY COUNCIL - 505 - April 18, 1966
RES. 66-55 RESOLUTION 66-55 ACCEPTING D~.~S
DEEDS - NO CASH W~h%~E THE CITY IS PAYING NO CASH
" ' CONSIDERATION (Wall, Harbor
Service Sta., Carriage Estates,
Holquin, S.A.Chamber of C~"merce) was read by title. It was moved by
Councilm~u Brooks, seconded by Councilman Herrin, that further reading
be waived and Resolution 66-55 be adopted. On roll call vote:
AYES~ COUNCILMEN:
NOES, COUNC ILMEN:
ABSEIIT, COUNCII~:
Gilmore, Brooks, Burk, Herrin, Markel,
NcMichael, Harvey
None
None
RES. 66-56 RESOLUTION 66-56 ACCEPTING D~S
D~S & ESCROWS WHERE THE CITY IS PAYING A CASE
~' · CONSIDERATION (Castor & D.V.A.,
Medina & D.V.A., HyWel Enterprises,
Melgoza, Gc~ez, Axleson, Nieves, Chavez) was read by title. It was moved
by Councilman Brooks~ seconded by Councilman Rerrin, that further reading
be waived and Resolution 66-56 be adopted. On roll call vote:
AYES, C OUNC II24EN:
NOES, COUNCIIJ~EN:
ABSENT, COUNCIlmEN:
Gilmore, ~rooks, Burk, Eerrin, Markel,
McMichael, Harvey
None
None
RES. 66-58 RESOLUTION 66-58 OF THE CITY
TAX ACCOUB~S CO~INCIL OF THE CIT~ OF SAI~TA ANA
u AUTHORIZING EXAMINATION OF SAT.Zq
AND USE TAX ACCOUNTS was read by
title. It was moved by Councilman Brooks, seconded by COLR/cJlm~u Herrin,
that further reading be waived and Resolution 66-58 be adopted. On roll
call vote:
AYES, COUNCILMEN:
NOES, COUNCII/4EN:
ABSENT, COUNCILMEN:
Gilmore, Brooks, Burk, Herrin, N~rkel,
McMichael, Harvey
None
None
RES. 66-59 RESOLUTION 66-59 AUTHORIZING
GRANT D~:~:~S & EXECUTION OF THREE GRANT DEEDS
LEASES - CIVIC CENTER GRAltTING CERTAIN CITY-OWNED
"?~ PROPERT~ IN THE CIVIC CENTER
AREA TO THE ORANGE C0UhwfY C/VIC CEItTER AUTHORITY was read by title. It
w~s moved by Councilman Brooks, seconded by Cou~cilman Herrin, that
further reading be waived and Resolution 66-59 be adopted. On roll call
vote:
AYES, COUNC II24EN:
NOES, COUNCILMEN:
ABSENT, COUNCILMEN:
Gilmore, Brooks, Burk, Nerrin, Markel,
McMichael, Harvey
None
None
RES. 66-60 RESOLUTION 66-60 AMENDING SECTION
ASSOC. PLANNER 3 OF RESOtNJTION 58-281 TO ADD TEE
~ CLASS TITLE OF "ASSOCIATE PLANNER"
was read by title. It was moved
by Counc~lm-n Brooks, seconded by Councilman Burk, that job specifications
for Associate Planner be approved, that further reading be waived and
Resolution 66-60 be adopted. On roll call vote:
AYES, COUNCIIN~EN: Gilmore, Brooks, Burk, Herrin, McI~ichael,
Harvey
NOES, COUNCILMEN: ~rkel
ABSENT, C0UNCII/4EN: None
CITY COUNCIL - 506 - April 18, 1966
ENCROACHMENT - It was moved by CounciLman McMichael,
ZUSMAN seconded by Councilmsn Burk and
~ ~' ~ carried, that action be postponed
on the Encroachment Agreement with
Joe Zusman regarding sign at 116~2 N. Main.
CHANGE ORDERS
It was moved by Councilman Burk,
seconded by Councilman Herrin
and carried, that Council approve:
Change Order 1 - to contract with Industrial Contracting Co. for Project
1~5 - construction of 8th, in the amount of $1,200 more or less.
Change Order 2 - to contract with R. J. Noble for Project 147 - construction
of Segerstrom, in the amount of $9,132.34.
ARTERIAL HIGHWAY FINANCING It was moved by Councilm~u Markel,
~-. ~ seconded by CounciLman Gilmore and
carried, that Council approve
agreements with Orange County for
participation in 1966-67 AEFP Program for the following:
322 - 8th St., Fairview to ~80' west of Bristol;
324 - 17th, B~oadway to Santiago (Phase I-R/W);
326 - 1st, Townsend to Main (Phase I-R/W);
339 - Tustin, Catalina to N. City Limit;
341 - Euclid, Hazard to Westminster.
WRITTEN C0}~UNICATIONS
LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATIONS -
On motion of Councilman Burk,
seconded by Council-~u Herrin and
carried, Council ordered filed
the following comunications:
Cozy Corner, 2657 N. Main - ON SALE BEER TRANSF. (PEESON)
Halladay ~1, 604 E. Dyer Rd. - ON SALE RRkTM TRANSF. (PERSON)
Guzman's Mkt., 1070 W. 1st - OFF SALE B.:,:~ &WINE TRANSF. (PERSON)
Schroeder's Mkt., 1530 S. Greenville - OFF SALE RR~ & WINE TRANSF.(PERSON)
Luck~ Stores - 1330 E. 17th - OFF SALE GEN. TRANSF. (PERSON & PREMISES)
HDj~OF SUPERVISORS -
Resolution granting contractor relief from maintenance and responsibility
of County portion of Edinger Avenue - Santa Aha City Limits to Ritchey.
cIT~oF ORANGE -
Notice of hearing on Annexation No. 235 (north of Meats, west of Santiago).
BD. OF SUPERVISORS -
Resolution authorizing consolidation of election with June Primary - City
of Santa Aha.
]~. OF SUP~VISORS -
Resolution approving plans for County Courthouse, and requesting Civic
Center Authority to approve plans and call for bids on Jul~y 1, 1966.
BD. 0F SUPERVISORS -
Resolution approving six deeds granting land in Civic Center to Orange
County Civic Center Authority.
VARIANCE & CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS -
Decisions made by the Zoning Administrator or Planning Commission, where no
appeal has been filed, for affirmation of Council:
V.A. 66-6, GRAND - construct commnercial buildings in R i and R 2 zones
at 609 E. 17th - APPROV~D.
V.A. 66-18, BRADY CO. INC. - temporarily locate trailer for office
purposes in M 2 district at 501 S. Santa Fe - APPROVED.
CUP 66-1, BROADWAY BAPTIST CHURCH - expand existing church facility in R 2
district at 1138 S. Broadway - APPROVED.
CITY C01INCIL - 507 - April 18, 1966
URBAN ASSOC. -
Progress report from Los Angeles Councilman Nowell regarding development
of voluntary governmental organization to perform urban area continuous
planning.
TRAFFIC REPORT -
Control devices installed or removed 3-29 - ~-12~66.
CIVIC CENTER C0~94. -
Resolution of Board of Supervisors appointing Paul M. White as President
of the Civic Center Commission.
SOUTH MAIN Council received co~unications
RAN~PS from the South Main Improvement
Association and varimus business-
men on South Main urging support
of the Public Works Director in his presentation to the Highway Commission~
regarding on and off ramps to connect South Main with the Newport and San
Diego Freeways.
The Director of Public Works reported that he had met with District
engineers fremthe Division of Highways and looked at their ramp designs;
that they would not release cost estimates or recc~mendations, but he
believed the Highway Engineer's recc~mmendation at the next Commission hearing
on April 21st would not be favorable.
It was moved by Councilman B~ooks, seconded by Councilman Herrin and
carried, that the Clerk be directed to apprise the South Main Improvement
Association and others interested of the progress being made with the
State Highway Commission, and that expenditure be authorized for Councilman
Markel to attend the next meeting with California Highway Commission in
Sacramento, Thursday, April 21, 1966 to express views of South Main
Improvement Association and City of Santa Ana.
CROSSING - Reporting on financing of an over-
17T~_ & LINWOOD pass at 17th and Linwood, the City
Attorney stated he now believed
assessment district proceedings
would be legal and that petition forms had been given to James Toepfer on
April 7th.
APPROPRIATION It was moved by Councilman McMichael,
ADJUSTMenTS seconded by Councilman Markel and
~'~- carried, that approval be granted
request for transfer of $~8,000
fr~ Fund ll-O00 (Council Contingency) to 51-331 (Police Building); $1,500
frcm Fund 51-329 to 51-32~ (Fire Dept.); and $110 from Fund 51-251 to
51-244 (Parks Dept.).
CURBSIDEMAILBOXES On motion of Councilman Nerrin,
~'~ seconded by Councilman Markel and
carried, the City Attorney was
directed to prepare a resolution
protesting requirement by Postmaster General of curbside mailboxes in all
new subdivisions.
DOWNTOWN PARKING DIST.
as follows:
Mr. Lorin Griset, Chairman of the
Downtow~ Parking Committee, presented
the Committee's proposal that the
City participate in the district
l)
The assignment of the parking me~er fund to the proposed district,
to compensate for the difference between the maximum legal assessment
and the estimated cost of the proposed lots.
2) The assignment to the district of future parking meter revenues
CITY COUNCIL - 508 - April 18, 1966
collected within the district, for future expansion.
The demolition of buildings, where necessary, and the initial surface
improvement of the proposed lots, including necessary lighting,
metering~ etc.
4) The acceptance of responsibility for operating and policing the
proposed lots, as a mtuaicipal function.
The amendment of the parking regulations to require new developments
to provide parking either by new construction or payment of cash in
lieu to the District for providing parking.
The City N~ger reported on the use of parking meter Funds, ways in which
other cities participated in central core parking, the General Plan
proposals Jto bring traffic into the area and possible obligation to
participate in providing terminals; he recommended that financing for such
a project not be tied to meter revenue which would require continuity of
curb parking as this might Jeopardize street development.
The Council discussed at length the responsibility of the city in such an
undertaking for the downtown and other areas of the city. Mr. Alvin Klein,
owner of property at 4th and Main, and Joe Gilmaker, 308W. 4th Street,
spoke in opposition.
On motion of Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilmau Markel and carried, Council
~rdere~l filed ~ letter in opposition fromM rs. Janice Boer and telegram
in favor fro~Robert Newcomb. Mayor Harvey commented the Council will
probably make a decision at one of its next two meetings.
RECESS
At 5:25 p.m., the meeting was
recessed for 5 minutes, reccmvening
at 5:~0 p.m. with all Councilmen
present.
NORMAN CLAIM At the request of Louis Norman,
'~' Council heard a report by the
City Attorney regarding the City's
insurance carrier's refusal to
pay a claim filed by Mr. Norman on December 15, 1~65 for a broken door,
totaling $76-55. Following a discussion of the City's liability in such
cases, Mr. Norman's letter was ordered filed on motion of Councilm~u
Gilmore, seconded by Councilman Brooks and carriedo
CIT~ HALL The City Manager reported on the
acute need for space in housing
departments in City Hall and the
necessity for having cost
estimates and preliminary design to present a bond issue to the vote of
the people. It was moved by Councilman McMichael, seconded by Councilman
Burk and carried~ that a Committee be appointed to look into services of
architects, obtain cost figures~ and rec~maend employment of an architect
to Council.
Mayor Harvey named Councilmen Gilmore, Markel and Brooks as the committee
members.
RECESS At 6:05 p.m. the meeting wns
recessed to 7:30 p.m. At 7:30
p.m., the meeting reconvened,
with the Pledge of Allegiance
to the Flag, following which the Invocation was delivered by the
Reverend Kenneth D. Doctor, Spurgeon Methodist Church. All Counci]men
were present.
CITY CODICIL - 509 - April 18, 1966
HEARING - Hearing continued from April 4,
AA 584 - L'ALLIER 1966 was opened on Amendment
~-~ Application 584 filed by
Charles L'Allier proposing to
amend Sectional District Map 13-5-10 by reclassifying from the R i to
the R 3 district property on the north side of Highland between Shelton
and Bristol. Planning Commission Resolution 5773 recommended approval.
Mr. Albert Gottlieb, representing the applicant, described the use and
zoning of surrounding properties and referred to pictures of the area on
file. There being no further response to the Mayor's call for testimony,
the hearing was closed.
It was moved by Councilman Gilmore, seconded by Councilman Bu~k and
carried, that Council approve the reclassification and instruct the
City Attorney to prepare an amending ordinance according to Exhibit
584 A.
HEARING - Hearing was opened on Amendment
AA 582 - GOT~LIEB Application 582 filed by Albert
· i? Gottlieb proposing to amend
Sectional District Map 13-5-10
by reclassifying from the R i to the R 3 district property on the south
side of Cubbon between Brook an~ McFadden. Planning Commission Resolution
5775 recommended denial. The Clerk reported notice of the hearing was
published in The Register, with affidavit of publication on file, and
that no communications had been received.
The applicant stated the property was not feasible for R i development,
presenting an assessment list of properties in the area~ and citing a
recent R 3 approval 65' frc~ his lot. The Planning Director commented
on C°mmission policy to change to higher density in this area from central
core outward but only where there is unanimity in neighborhood. There
being no further response to the Mayor's call for testimony, the hearing
was closed. It was moved by Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilman
McMichael, that Council deny the reclassification. The motion carried
with Councilman Bu~k voting No.
HEARING - Hearing was opened on Amendment
AA 583 - PLANNING Application 583 initiated by the
COMMISSION Planning Ccm~ission proposing to
.!~ amend Sectional District Map
23-5-10 by reclassifying from the R i and R 2 districts to the C 5 and
R i B districts property on the west side of Bristol, north of St. Andrews
Place. The Clerk reported that notice of the hearing was published in
The Register, with affidavit of publication on file and that no
communications had been received. There being no response to the Mayor's
call for testimony, the hearing was closed.
It was moved by Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilman Burk and
carried, that Council approve the reclassification and instruct the City
Attorney to prepare an amending ordinance according to Exhibit 583 A.
HEARING - Hearing was opened on Amendment
AA585 - STATON Application 585 filed by Chloe
'~ Staton proposing to amend
Sectional District Map 16-5-10
by reclassifying from the C i to the C 2 district property on south ~de
of Bolsa between Harbor and Newhope. Planning Cnmmtssion Resolution 5774
recommended approval. The Clerk reported notice of the hearing was
published in The Register, with affidavit of publication on file and no
co~unications had been received.
Mr. Hugh Staton, represented the applicant. Mr. Del Michael, representing
Southwest Homeowners Association spoke in favor of the application. There
being no further response to the Mayor's call for testimony, the hearing
was closed.
CITY COUNCIL - 510 - April 18, 1966
It was moved by Councilman Burk, seconded by Councilman Brooks and
carried, that Council approve the reclassification and instruct the City
Attorney to prepare an amending ordinance according to Exhibit 585 A.
HEARING - SERNA Hearing was opened on Appeal
APPEL 174, V.A.66-12 filed by Joseph Serna frcm the
~ Planning Commfssion's denial
of Variance Application 66-12 to
construct a gasoline service station in R 2 district at 626 S. Newhope.
The Clerk reported that notice of the hearing was mailed to adjacent
property owners on April 12, 1966 and that no c~mmunications had been
filed.
Mr. Robert Rickles, attorney, represented the applicant, and presented a
petition supplemental to those filed with Planning Commission bringing
total to 151 signatures expressing support of the variance. Mr. Rickles
described the proposed service station and others in the area, noting
application was changed from re-zoning to variance to insure controls;
that use would not generate traffic; that use was proper for primary
streets and a property right; that traffic would make it less desirable
for residential development. Mr. Del Michael, 917 S. Tolan, representing
Southwest Hcmeowners Association, opposed granting of the variance on
the grounds that it would be in the center of residential development.
There being no further response to the Mayor's call for testimony, the
hearing was closed.
It was moved by Councilman Gilmore, seconded by Councilman Brooks and
carried, that Council order filed the petition presented by Mr. Rickles.
It was moved by Councilman Herrin, seconded by CounciLman Burk that
Council overrule the action of the Planning CGnmission and instruct the
City Attorney to prepare a Resolution granting Variance Application 66-12
subject to conditions recommended in Staff Comments dated 3-14-66. On
roll call vote:
AYES,
NOES,
ABSE/f~,
COUNCILMEN: Gilmore, Burk~ Herrin, Markel, Harvey
COUNCII~EN: Brooks, McMichael
COUNCILMEN: None
HEARING - Hearing was opened on Appeal 175
APPEAL 175, V.A.2176 filed by Emanuel H. Fink from
~ the Planning Cormaission's
approval of Variance Application
2176 filed by William Rohrbacker to use an R i lot for off-street parking
at 1715 N. Flower. The Clerk reported that notice of hearing was mailed
to adjacent property owners on April 12, 1966, and that no co~anunications
had been filed. Mr. Conrad Schultz, 1811 N. Flower, speaking on behalf
of the appellant, Mr. Emanuel H. Fink, read and filed a statement in
opposition to the variance, noting the building for which parking is
needed was built under variance and it eliminated the parking. Mr. George
W. Johns, 1717 Heliotrope, agreed with Mr. Schultz' position and
suggested parking across the street from the applicant's business.
Mr. Dean Evans, 510 W. Chapman, representing the applicant for the variance,
Mr. William Rohrbacker, stated it was not economically feasible to pay
for frontage on 17th Street for off-street parking; that Planning Study
31 recommends need for more parking for businesses on north side of 17th --
should be north of alley, east of Flower for 3 or 4 blocks; that applicant
had contacted Mrs. Logush as instructed by the Planning Commission who
supported parking lot but was unable financiall~v to develop. Mr. Evans
cu~ented on petition supporting variance and pictures showing cars parked
on Flower and Heliotrope filed with the Planning Ccmmission -- also a
rendering filed to insure the applicant would develop exactly as pictured;
stated employees and tenants would not use a lot on the south side of 17th.
In rebuttal Mr. Johns and Mr. Schultz noted safety in crossing 17th should
not be a factor since children crossed there until recently going to
school and the proposed lot would be twice the distance; that most cars
parking in front of residences are Post Office employees. There being
no further testimony, the hearing was closed.
The Director of Planning presented Exhibits which were compiled as a
result of a study of the 17th Street Parking Problem frc~ Flower to Main
CITY COUNCIL - 511 - April 18, 1966
noting that two determinations must be made first by Council -- 17th Street
alignment when widened and City participation in parking districts. It
was moved by Councilman Gilmore, seconded by Councilman Markel, that the
hearing be continued to July 18, 1966 in order for more study to be given
to the situation. Mr. Evans requested a decision from Council. Councilman
Gilmore withdrew his motion. It was moved by Councilman Burk~ seconded
by CounciLman B~ooks, that the appeal be denied and the decision of the
P1-B~tng C~mmission be upheld. The motion failed on roll call vote:
AYES, COUNC~:
NOES~ COUNCILMEN:
ABSENT, COUNCII~D~N:
Brooks, Burk
Gilmore, Herrin, Markel, McMichael, Harvey
None
Councilman Herrin qualified his vote by stating he would be opposed to
this motion until a study is made; a buffer of some kind needing to
continue to exist between the cammercial and residential uses.
Mayor Harvey declared the motion lost and the variance thereby denied.
RECESS
At 9:30 p.m.~ a l0 minute recess
was declared; the meeting resumed
at 9:50 p.m. with all Councilmen
present.
W~RD ABAT~2~ENT Hearing was opened on proposed
~ weed abatement set by Resolution
66-~1. The Clerk reported that
notice of hearing was posted with
Certificate of Posting Notice on file and that no cc~m~unications had been
filed.
Mrs. Frances Ferris, lOO1 N. Parton, whose property had been posted,
testified weeds on her property were uncontrollable because of adjacent
properties. There being no further response to the Mayor's call for
testimony, the heari~ was closed.
It was moved by Councilman McMichael, seconded by Councilman Herrin, that
Council adopt RESOIJJTION 66-57 ORDERING THE STREET SUPERINTENDENT TO
ABATE CERTAIN WEEDS HERETOFORE DECLARED TO BE A PUBLIC NUISANCE BY HAVING
THE SAME REMOVED, waiving further reading. On roll call vote:
AYES, C OUNC I]L~EN:
NOES, COUNCILMEN:
ABSENT, COUNCILMEN:
Gilmore, Erooks, Burk, Herrin, Markel,
McMichael, Harvey
None
None
C R ZONING It was moved by Councilman
/~ McMichael, seconded by Councilman
Herrin and carried, that Council
instruct the Clerk to set for
public hearing the proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinance to add a
new Commercial-Residential zoning district.
TENT. PARCEL It was moved by Councilm~n Brooks,
MA~d~9 seconded by Councilman Markel
~ and carried, that Tentative
Parcel Map 4~9 filed by Bolte
Development, Inc., and Erico, Inc., creating two parcels on the south
sideof Edinger, west of Grand be approved subject to conditions in
Planaing Director's report dated 2-14-66.
TENT. PARCEL It was moved by Councilmau Brooks,
MA~ ~56 seconded by Councilman Markel and
'~ carried, that Tentative Parcel
Map 456 filed by Fred Sacher
creating two parcels on Stevens, east of Main be approved subject to
CITY COUNCIL - 512 - April 18, 1966
conditions in Planning Director's report dated 3-30-66o
TENT. PARCEL It was moved by Councilman Brooks,
MA~ 457 seconded by Councilman Markel
~ and carried~ that Tentative Parcel
Map ~57 filed by Myron F. Schilling
creating two parcels on the west side of Flower~ south of Santa Clara be
approved subject to conditions in the Planning Director's report dated
4-12-66, and that alley requirement be waived.
TEltT. PARCEL On Tentative Parcel Map 458~
MAP ~58 Mr. Thomas Goeder, one of the
~ owners of the proper~y~ objected
to condition in Paragraph E,
Item 4, of the Planning Director's report regarding a 33-inch reinforced
concrete pipe storm drain system be constructed across the entire frontage
of Tustin Avenue at the owners expense. It was moved by Councilman Brooks,
seconded by Councilman Markel and carried, that Tentative Parcel 458 filed
by Simon Waronker creating four parcels on the east side of Tustin, south
of 17th, be approved subject to conditions in Planning Director's report
dated ~-13-66.
CITY MANAGER It was moved by Councilm~ Gilmore,
ABSENCE seconded by COunc~lmau Burk and
~? carried, that Council authorize
City Manager to leave State at
City expense to interview candidates for Assistant City Manager.
INSTRUMENT LANDING Mr. Clifford Fraizer, 2049 S.
0. COUNTY AIRPORT Halladay presented his views on
the Resolution of Santa Aha
Republican Assembly regarding
instrument landing system at Orange County Airport. He presented charts
to Council indicating existing landing approaches, patterns for instrument
approaches and ceilings, and discussed hazards which exist for residents
near the Orange County Airport, requesting further study on these points.
Mayor Harvey asked Mr. Fraizer to draft a letter for him (with Council's
concurrence) to send to FAA requesting information.
SOLICITATION REQUESTS
?i
It was moved by Councilman Herrin,
seconded by Councilman Burk and
carried, that Council approve
the following solicitation requests:
Children's Hospital of Orange County to conduct candy sale during last
weeks of April and the month of May.
Orange County Association for Mentally Retarded Children telephone
ticket sale to variety show May 15 - August 15, 1966.
Orange County Assoc. for Mental Health, Bell Ringer solicitation
May 1 - May 31, 1966.
REGIONAL PLANNING ASSOC. It was moved by Councilman Herrin,
~ seconded by Councilman Burk and
carried, that Council order filed
request frem Los Angeles County
Board of Supervisors for support of Regional Planning and Development
Association.
REIMBURS~2~ENT It was moved by Councilman Herrin,
~ seconded by Councilman Burk and
carried, that Council approve
reimbursement to Klatt-Wilde
Development Company, 1943 E. 17th, $7,132.50 for cost in reconstructing
street improvements to ultimate width.
CITY COUNCIL - 513 - April 18, 1966
ACCESS - EDINGER ~fr. Reg Wood~ Real Estate
AT GATES Consultant~ filed a petition
~ with Council with 91 signatures
appealing redesign of inter-
section at Gates and Edinger to maintain access~ and read a statement
from the Southwest Santa Ana Homeowners Association favoring his request.
~fr. Arthur Turner~ ~-Star Realtors~ one of the developers of the property~
expressed opposition to delaying the redesign.
It was moved by Councilman NcNichael, seconded by Councilman Herrin and
carried~ that the matter be included on the agenda for the next regular
meeting~ as Council desired to be more sufficiently informed of the
situation~ with Nr. Wood to submit engineering reports if he desired
to do so.
ADJOURN~9~T There being no further business
to come before the Council~ on
motion of Councilman McMichael,
seconded by Councilman Herrin
and carried, the meeting adjourned at ll:17 p.m.
DORIS N. BROWN
Clerk of the Council
CITY COUNCIL - 51~ - April 18, 1966