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HomeMy WebLinkAbout07-18-1966MINUTES OF THE REGULAR OF ~HE CiTY COUNCIL OF C!m~Y OF SAI~A ANA~ CALIFORNIA The meeting was called to order at 2:00 P.M~, in the Council Chamber, 217 N. Main Street, Santa Aha, California. Roll call was amswered by Councilmen James Gilmore, Walter Brooks, Davis Burk, Wa~e Eerrin, J. Ogden Msrkel, Tom McN/chael am~l M~yor ~ No Harvey. Also present were City Manager Carl J. Thorntom, Director of Public Works Rouald Wolford, Director of Planniug Paul Van Stevens, City Attorney William L. Mock and Clerk of the Council, Doris APPROVAL OF MINUTES The Minutes of the Regular Meeting of July 5, 1966 were approved on mo- tion of Councilman Burk, seconded by Councilman lterrin and carried, after correcting an item entitle~ REFUSE COT.T~RCTION on Page 561 by a~ding, ~The City Manager cummented on statements in the letter." The minutes of the Adjourned Regular Meeting of July 11~ 1966 and the Ad- Journed Regular Meeting of July 15, 1966 were approved on motion of CoUncil- man Burk, seconded by Counc~lm-n lterrin and carried, after the following 1 correction: In the Budget Study Session of July 15, 1966, Councilman McMichael voted "No" on the reduction by $100,000 of the amount allocated for Northeast Park No. 1 and addition of that scm to Select Street System for First Street. E~ECUTIVE SESSION Council adJoua-ned to Exec%~lve Session at 2:04 PoMo At 3:26 PoMo~ the meeting resamed in the Council Chamber with all Councilmen presen~.- B~ AWARD '' PROJ. C-128, P-197, C~anty 220 On motion of Councilman B~ooks~ seconde~ by Councilman Burk~ and carried~ Council ordered flle~ report of bids received for Projects P-197~ County 220 - Warner from Main to Newport Freeway~ awarded contract to Industrial Contracting Company at unit prices, and rejected all other bids° B~) AWARD ~ ' PROJ. C-111~ P-199, C-ilO Om motion of Coumcilman Brooks, secemded by Councilma~ B~rk~ and earried~ Council ordered filed report of bids received for Projects C-Il0 and C-iii - Street Improvements Grand from 500' south of ~cFaddem to Chestnuts awarded contract to Yoder and Sons at unit prices~ a~d rejected all other bids. BID AWARD - PROJ. 195 - 200 On motion of Councilman Brooks, seconded by Ceuncilmau Burk~ and carried, Council ordered filed report of bids received for Projects 195~ Fairview~ Huntzinger to Talbert~ and Project 200 - Fairview~ Alton to Segerstrom; awarded contract to Industrial Contracting Company at unit nrices~ and rejected all other bids° BID AWARD - .. : PROJo S-~l On motion of Councilman Brooks~ seconded by Councilman Murk and carried, Council ordered filed report of bids received for Project S-41, CITY COUNCIL - 569 - J~ly 18, 1966 sanitary sewer in R&itt ami College betweea 8th e~d 17th~ awarde~ to Date~e Pipe Ccatractin~ C-"-.~ at uait prices~ and re~ecte~ all other bids o BID AWARD - C 2 %m PROJo 19~; (~ mo~ion of Council~an Brooks~ sec~ed by Couucil~an Bark carrie&~ Council ordered filed repor~ of bids receive& f~r Project 19~ - Dyer Road, Newpm~c Freeway to Re,hill; awar~e~ cc~tract to Y~ler a~ at unit prices, a~ reJecte~ all ~ther bids. ~ PAr~u~u DISTRICT 0 ~ ~w ~ moti~ of C~macil~an Gilmore, seconded by Councihaan Brooks~ carried, Council or~ere~ filed cce--mulentiea fr~a C. L. Hea~ley pro, testi~ Dow~own Par~ Assessment District. Lorin Griset~ speakin~ for the D~watown Par~*--_ C~aittee; ~pressed agree- with prop~als set f~ch iu City N~aa~er's report ~ate& July ~,' 1966, requeste& affir~ati~ of two items he felt were implied therein: 1) Principal purpose of ~istrict is 'to provide off-street parki~ fer custc~aers and clients Primarily and e~loyeea secc~darily~ fee structure to be f~ re~uletor~ purposes caly sad not to generate reveauaj 2) City to centinua to operate~police an~ maintain parki~ facilities after it.has ~ equal contrilmtica to ~lstrict. c~tUcil~au Bark an~ Councilman Gil~re possibility of ~s ~t~ l~s~ ~th the City ~er c~*-~ he ~lie~ the Ci~ c~ n~ c~tri~te to p~te~ ~t~ ~st~. ~e ult~te l~eti~ ~ Ci~ Cent~ ~ ~ its re~ti~hip to .the ~e~l p]a~ ~ ~ia~s~. ~ ~8~e to a q~e~i~ ~ C~cil, the D~ ~ n~ ~cI~e a ~os~ ~it~ f~ o~-.t~ ~, ~ as a poli~ ~ City ~ieipati~ has a~ y~ b~ ~e ~ C~cil. ~e ~ri~y; 20~ Vi~oria ~ve~ s~est~ ~at a City po~ for ~r~ ~. ~--~ce ~r; 9~ N. ~11; ~ss~ ~e ~M~ t~t the ~tter ~ ~ I~ ~tO ~e th~J pr~ ~tt~ tht t~s ~s ~e district. J~ Gi~, 3~ ~ the feel~ ~ City g~e~nt sh~l~ ~ p~de ~s f~ ~e ~- A~er ~s~si~ ~ the C~ci~n, it ~s sec~ ~ C'~ci~M, He~in; that C~cil table the iss~ for ~ ~ef~ite ~ri~. ~e ~i~ c~ on roll ca~ v~e: AYES: NOES: A~': P~ECESS CO~cil~e~ Gilmore, Herrin, Markel, Harvey Council~e~ Brooks, Burk~ Mcl~ichael C~Ancilmen N~ne At 1~:17 P.M., a five-u~nute recess wes ~eclared~ the ~eet~n~ recc~- vened at ~:.22 with all Councilmen present. ~70 BID CALLS On motion of Councilm-~ Gilmore, seconded by Councilman Herrin and carried, Council approved pla~. and specifications and authorized advertis- ing for bi~s to be opened August 9, 1966 for Project 152 - 17th, Bristol to Baker and Bristol~ 17th to 200' north. 0ND. NS-851 : / WILD ANINALS f' ~:' 01~DINANCE I~-851 AMenDING THE SANTA ANA ~[~F/CIPAL CODE BY ADDING NEW SECTIONS TO P~RT 2, CHAPTER 1, OF ARTICLE IV TO REGULATE 'r"": ~.:~.,ING OF ~ ANI~t~LS ~I~IItIN TEE C~T~ OF SANTA ANA was rea~ by title. City M~uager noted the ordinance ha~ been cha~ged to provide f~r e~force- ment ~y the Chief of Police through the Animal C~trol Sectiom. Damiel Cc~en; 1222 River Lame, expressed no o~ection to th~s chauge. Fire Chief Garthe and Fire Ca~. Gross re~te~ ~cid~ts ~e~ fir~ ~ to ~ter ~s h~ ~ls ~-~ s~est~ a requ~t f~ s~ ~ ~r~ces giv~w~ n~ice of ~at ~--~ a~ h~se~. It was move~ by Councilman Burk~ seconded by Councilman Eerrin and carried~ that Ordinance NS-851 he amended to require signs on entrances to structures where wil~ ~-~mals are housed~ £iv~ notice thereof~ an~ that the ordinance be passe~ to seccm~ read!~E. 01~. NS-852 . ~-~ ~ 0~DINANCE NS-852 CHANGING DISTRICT PLICATI~ NO. ~91, FI~ C~CE C. ~, ~ ~ S~TI~ D~ICT ~ ~-5-10 (~ ~ 59~) ~s rea~ by title. It ~s C~--- ~k ~ ~ied, that ~her ~aai~ ~e ~i~ ~-852 ~e ~ss~ to sec~ ~i~. 01~. NS-853 ,, ~ 01~DI~ANCE NS-853 CNAN~IN~ DISTRICT ~5~ - DA~S C~SS~ICATI~ 0N ~ ~- PLICATI~ NO. ~; ~ ~ ~ C. DAVIS, ~ ~ S~TION~ D~I~ ~ 17-5-9 (~ ~5~) ~s re~ ~ o~ie~, that ~her re~ be ~i~ ~ ~oe ~-813 be pass~ to seoo~ re~i~ 0ND o NS-854 ' ~ ~ ~ ~ 0~INANCE NS-854 AMENDING SUB° WASHINGTON AVENUE I~ SECTION (b) OF SECTION 9271 OF RIGHT OF WAY L~: THE SANTA AHA ~EH~ICIPAL CODE TO AMEND THE ESTABLISHED FUTURE RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF WASHINGTON A~ENUE was read '~y title. It was morea by C~mcil- m,~ Rrooks; seconded by Councilman Burk and carried~ that i~rther reading be waived and Ordnance 1~S-854 be passed to sec~d reading° RES° 66-1C~ '- ~' RESOLUTION 66~I0~ REVOKING AND - ~C~G T~ AC0~CE 0F A D~ ~OM V~G~ P. ~OZ ~ION 65-~ W~TH NO C~H CO~TION ~s re~ by title. It ~s moved by C~cilman ~k~ second~ ~ Co~ci~ Herr~ that ~her read~ be ~iv~ ~ Resolution ~-1~ be ad*~ed. ~ roll call AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Councilmen Gilmore, Brooks; Bark, Herrin~ Markel~ McMichael~ Harvey Councilmen None Councilmen None . l~ be ~ve~ a~l Resolu~ ~-~ be a~l~eAo · ~ roll call v~te: Council~e~ ~ Couae~l~en seeoude~ ~ Cmmc~luan Burk; earrieA; that agreeumat with 8eeur~ty Tire ~o... Xae.,; U~; ~., Alice ~. Piep~- M OY CALTYORIIA AG]~il(~ ~z;t.~ ~t vas moyeA by .eemdoA by Ceuc~lma earr~eA; that Ceuactl aathortze exeeatiea of A~reeuen~ 1~7 wi~h ~aLifernia Divisie~ of Highvays, f~ cooperative ~.u~ of between Yarner Avenue an~ the Garden Grove 1~. see~mle~ ~ Ceu~eiluma Ue~A"~.U and LX~U~ LvC~E APPLTC~T%~ - ~aylin, lnc.~ 37~1 V. Varaer - OFF SAL~ G~. F~. TO F~. TRA~. · aue~ ~ee Aba; 1~11 E. Let - ~ ~ ~ uw~ & ~ ~A~So lev Ym, k~r A'Go'Go*; ~Ol J. l~arb~r - ~ SALE ~=K= leto T~ t~o ~3~o Otke~ Plaee, 2~ ~. tat - eft SALE ~ ~;~. TO P~. TRANS. &peeAee Mart, 2~13 EAinger - OFF SALE ~=r~ & ~ F~o TO PER. ~o VAItTAICE AID ~C~IT%0ffAL USE P~qJGT8 - Decisions Bade b~ the Zero:imf Adni~. iatra~o~,; ~r PlamLtnS ~emaissio~; where no appeal has been filml.. atica of Couneil~ ~s~VAGG-~8, Romere - Coa~tr~et ~A Avell~ m It 1 lot having lO' rear.yar~ at ' 1139 V. C~estaut - ~. WRITTEN C0~NICATIONS (Cont'd.) VARIANCE AND CONDITIONAL U~E PERMITS (Conrad.) VA 66-49~ Ewing - establish industrial use on R 2 lot at 206 N. Mabury and 1668 E. Palm - APPROVED. CITY OF ORANGE - Resolution-proposing annexation of certain real property East of Newport Freeway between Lincoln and Eatel!ao BOND OPINION - Attorney ~in T. Hamilton's bond oplminn of 1911 Act proceedings for' Assessment District No. 227 (Figueroa-Fil~h). SANTA ANA-GARDEN GROVE BUS FRANCHISE - Notice of Motion filed in Superior Court regarding Morey vs. Eunice Clayton~ et al o TRAFFIC COIITROL ~ Reports of 'devices i~talled or removed. 6-15~66 through 6-28-66; and 6-29-66 through 7-13-66. TUSTIN SEWER LINE .: i The City Manager reported nego- SALE TO DIST. 7 tiation with Sanitation District No. 7 for settlement regarding sewer line in Tmstin Avenue was not yet completed and the matter was held over to the next meeting. STRmm-f NAME CHANGE - ~ ~ Do The Planning Director reported MACARTHUR TO TALBERT regarding name change of MacArthur Boulevard to Talbert~ that change was made November 2~ 1964~ based on the reason that it was desirable to have east/west streets with a different name from north/south streets° WEED ABAT~2~ENT CHARGES ., ~' ' The City Manager reco~m~ended to Council that City deduct from charges sent to the Assessor for weed abatement those charges which consti~ tute indirect administrative charges inasmuch as costs were extremely high this year due to weather conditions~ No actio~ was taken by Council. ORAL C0~INtCATIONB Paul Calhou~ John Birch member~ representing himself and other members in County~ handed to Council copies of a Pageant M~gazine article and copies of two newspaper articles regarding Police Chief Allen and questioned C~uncil as to its control of publication of such articles o The City Manager cc~mented b~h he and Chief Allen had asked that the ~aga~iue article n~t be written, RECESS At 5:29 iP,Mo~ the meeting was re~ tossed ,~utii ?~3© P.Mo~ a~ which time the meeting recor~vened with all Cc~ncilmen present o ~f~s~r the Pledge ,of Alleg~ lance to the ~lag~ the !nv©catlor~ wss delivered ty '~e Pe~erend L~r'~ Bilorklund~ Aldersga~e Methodist Ch'~krch~ CEP~IFICATE CF APPRECIATION ~' : ' P~y©r ~au,~ey presented to Mr'so ldelle ~,';~% Cersific~te of Appre- ciation for ten year's service on Parks a~d Recre~tio~ Peard~ CITY CO~CIL ~ 573 ~ ~7~I',~ 18.~ 1966 HEARiNG ~ ~ ~ · i~ Hearing w~s opened on ~mend~ent AM~ND~ APP~ 59~ ~ DA~GE Application 593 ~iled by Ve~ ~ Dallas proposing ~en~ent of Sec~ tio~l District ~p 23-5~10 by recla~si~yi~ fr~ R 2 to C 5 prope~y ~ s~th side of ~ger~ east of Fair- viewo PI~ C~ission Resolnti~ 5784 rec~ended approve ~e Clerk reposed that notice of hear~ ~s ~bli~hed ~ ~e Register Ju~ 2~ 1~6~ ~th affi~vit of publication on file~ ~d no c~ications received~ ~ere be~ no response to the ~y~'s call for test~, the heari~ ~ closed~ It was moved by Councilman B~rk~ seconded by Councilman Herrin and carried~ that Couueil approve the reclassification and instruct the City Attorney to prepare an amending ordinance according to E~hibit A. HEARING ~ C ,"{ ~ ~ Hearing was opened on Appeal 179 APPEAL 179 ~ SUBRIAR (~YP 66-7) filed by Ro Lo Subriar frc~ the Planning C~issio~'s approval of Conditional Use Permit 66-7 filed by Martin Roston to establish and operate nursery school in R i District with less than required parking at 1143 Memory Lane° The Clerk reported notice was mailed 7~12-66~ with certificate of mailing on file~ and no ccm~uication$ received° Dale Heinly~ attorney for Mr. Subriar~ objected to granting of a ~usines~ use in a residential zone i~posing excessive traffic and causi~ a traffic ha~ard~ without requirement for adequate off~street parking~ noted there would, be 30 children and no wall required on north and west sides of property and that there was requirement for dedication~ but not for improvement° Mtso Row% t~acher and directress of the Claris Montesso~i School~ ~e~cribe~ the operation proposed~ the architect's plans for remodeliug and parkir~ and noted, there were only four si~le residences in the area° T~e Direct*,r of Platting presented to Co~ncil plot plans of area in question~ the Director cf Public Work~ reported to Council that if dedication and improvement '~ere ~ade~ the City would reimburse for curbs~ gutters and paving aud that adjacent proper~y has bond on file that they will improve when this property does. Xt ~as moved by Councilwan Burk~ seconded by Councilmen Herrin~ t, bat Co~Aueil uphold the action of the Planning Co~ission and instruct City ~ttor~y to prepare a resolution granting C.U.P. 66~7 with added condition that ~er~ improve street with curbs~ gutters~ sidewalk and paving° ~ roll call vote~ AYES NOEL ABSE~ Co'~cil~en Gilmore~ ~lrk, Brook% He~rin~ Har~y Co~cilmen Markel~ McMlchael C o~&u cilmen None ~ Hearing was anr~o~uced MAYWOOD S~ VACATION ~eation of potion of east of Yal% corf~i~u,ed fr~ 7~5~66o ~ motion of Co~mcil~ seco~d~ by Counci~ ~rk ~d carried~ the he~i~ ~s co~tinued to l~ 1~6 in the Co, oil Ch~ber~ 7:30 P.M~ B~DGET HE~qING ~ ~ ~ ~ Hearing was opened on propo~ed budget for Santa ~na for f~scal year 1966~67~ The Clerk reported notice of hearing was published 7~8~66 in The Register with affida¥it o~ file~ and no written oomzunicatlons received~ CITY COI~CIL 57g = J~ly 15~ 1~6 Hal Winter, Manager of Dowatown Samta Ara Associations rec~ended Council allocate a reserve of $200~000 .for ornamental street lighting in the dowatown area° The City Manager commaented that there were about twelve or more projects with a higher priority that had not been included because of the amount of available revenue~ that he was reluctant to make a specific recommendation on ornamental lighting until it is known what the area will look likes and that a clear cut determination has not been made by Council of the type program they are willing to undertake° He offered an estimate of $980,000 to light the central area to minimum standards° There being no further testimony~ the hearing was closed. The City Manager presented to Council a plan whereby $100~ 000 could be added to the Select Street System fund for the development of First amd Main inter- section without tra~ sferring money from the Northeast Park ~l fund as prop6sed by Council July l~th~ It was moved by Councigma~ McMlchael~ seconded by Councilmau B~ooks~ that action taken July 15~ 1966 to transfer $100~000 allocated for Northeast Park ~l to the Select Street System fund f~r development of First and Main Iater~ section be rescinded~ Councilman Bark suggested that the July 15th action remain and the additional money presented es available by the Manager be added tO the First Street project° Councilman Gilmore noted the $1009000 would not maws a significant improvement but rather would be for hardship cases in the procurement of right of way. The motion carried with Councilman Burk voting C~uncil reaffirmed its position stated July 15th that a~ditic~al costs on First Street over and above those visualized by ~evelopment of one i~tersec~ tion and purchase of properties dec"~ared by Council as hardship cases shall he accomplished by borrowing from the Parking Meter Reserve ~ since it ie impossible to firmly establish the project in any one year° Co~acilman McNichael suggested allocation of $2~000 for signs for Bowers MaS.~o The City M~nager stated that up to $5~000 coui~l be made available for this purpose if agreement is reached on type of sign without amendment of budget at this time. Councilman Brook~ stated he would pursue the matter with the Museum Board and Foundation and see that desig~ is submitted to Council for prior approval On motion of Councilman Brooks~ seconded by Councilman Burk~ and carried on unanimous roll call vote~ Council adopted the ~udget with the follow~-ug amend~ merits: Pag~e Ac cogent Numb er ~ li~©ll 2~ 120~ f~00 11 ll~ lll~!ll 12 ~ 650 7~ 59-911 90~ ~ 75 59~551 l~ 18~ 300 99 59-551-631 580~ 200 Responding to Counci~m-u Markel~ suggestion that the City attempt to get back the $230~000 now going to the Harbor District~ the City Manager stated the money would not be available to the City without an increase in its tax rate even if withdrawal from the district were accomplished o 0~DINANCE NS-855 AN O~DINANCE ADOPTING THE ANNUAL BUDGE~ FOR TEE FISCAL YEAR CO~9~ENCING JULY 1~ 1966 AND FIXIN3 THE LIMITATIONS OF E~PENDITURES FOR T~E SEVERAL FUNDS AND T~E FUNCTIONS~ DEPARTMENTS AND ACTIVITIES CARRIED UNDER SUCH FUNDS~ was read by title. It was moved by Councilman Gilmore~ seconded by Councilm-~ Herrin~ that further reading be waived and Ordinance NS=855 be Cl~ C0~NCIL - 575 = July 18~ 1966 adopted as an urgency ordinance~ On roll call vote: NOES: ABSENT: Councilmen Gilmore, Brooks, Burk, Herrin, Narkel, McMichael, Councilmen None Councilmen None RESIGNATION ~ It was moved by Counc~lmau Brooks, seconded by Councilman Burk and carried, that the letter of resig- nation from Donald Nicholson from Bowers Museum Board be held over until next regular meeting. APPO~2~Ig~ENT TO BOARD ~>~ ~% It was moved by Councilman Brooks, seconded by Councllma~ Bark and carried~ that Mrs. Ann Albert be appointed to the Parks and Recreation Board to fill the unexpired term of Mrs. Idelle Dye, ending 7-1-69. TENT. PARCEL MAP 471 . ~: On motion of Councilman Gilmore~ seconded by Councilman Burk and carried, Council approved Tentative Parcel Map ~71 filed by William Miller creating 2 parcels at northwest corner of Grand and Warner, subject to conditions in Planning Director's report dated 7-12-66, amd waived alley requirement o SOLICITATIONS :~' '// It was moved by Councilman Gilmore, secanded by Councilman Burk and carried, that Council approve re~ quest from March of Dimes to conduct 1967 campaign~ and frcm Camp Fire Girls to conduct annual nut sale January 20 ~ February 6~ 1967o ASSESSMENT DISTRICT 226 " On motion of Councilman seconded by Councilman Burk and carried, Council authorized Public Works to proceed with plaus, specifica~ tions a~d esttm-tes in connection with Assessment District 226~ for sewers in area of Hazard between Newhope and Harbor~ a~d accepted petitions contain- ing signatures of 66.6% of owners of property within district as proposed. NINL0 CON~'~CE ' On motion of Councilman McNichael~ seconded by Councilman B~rk and carried~ Council authorized attendance of City Attorney (or Assistant City Attorney) at National Insti- ture of Municipal Law Officers annual conference in Quebec City~ canada, October 9-12,, 1966. NORTON VS SANTA ANA ' / 2 ' The City Attoraey apprised Council of the fact that the Superior Court in a decision on Norton vs Santa Aha, apparently misconstrued Section 1008. of the Charter and placed a constriction which limits the Persc~uel Board to the same dieciplina~y action as available to Department Neads~ and suggested this decision he appealed to the District Court of Appeals. It was moved by Councilman Burk~ seconded by Coancilmau McMichael and carried, that the City Attorney he directed to proceed° ciTY CmmCIL - 576 - July ~8~ 1966 MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ~T~'i'ING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITT OF SANTA ANA, CALIF0~NIA August 1, 1966 The meeting ~as called to order at 2:00 P.M., in the Council Chamber, 217 N. Main Street. Roll Call WmS answered by Councilmen James Gilmore~ Walter Brooks, Wade Herrin~ J. Ogden Markel~ Tom McMichael and Mayor Harry H. Harvey. Co~mcilm-n B~rk w~s absent and was excused from attendance at the meeting on motion of Counc~lm-- Gilmore, seconded by Councilman McMichael~ and carried. Also present were City Manager Carl J. Thornton, City Attorney William L. Mock~ Public Works Director Ronald Wolford, Planning Director Paul Van Stevens~ and Clerk of the Council Doris M. Brown. APPROVAL OF MINUTES The Minutes of the Regular Meeting of July 18, 1966 were approved on motion of Councilman Brooks~ seconded by Counc~lm~ Gilmore, a~d carried~ ~ADJOUBNMENT TO MAYOR'S OFFICE Because of a lack of air co~ditioning~ the meeting was adjourned to the Mayor's office~ Room ~0~ on motic~ of Council- man Herrin, seconded by Councilman Gilmore, and carried. A notice wes posted on the Council Chamber door. The meeting was reconvened ~mmediately in the Mayor's office with the same Councilmen present. WILD ANINALS ' . ~ Mayor Harv~J introduced George Crozier, Los Angeles, General Manager for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to ~m~ls, and asked him to c~ent on the City's proposed ordinance to regulate the keeping of wild animals. Mr. Crozier described the difference between do- mesticated and wild antmals~ noting that the average individual knows very little about the wild a~tw~l; that at this time they are very easy to get into the country; that as the wild a~m~l starts to mature, it reverts to its ~atural instincts and may even turn on the o~ner who has raised him. He called attentio~ to the City's bef=g responsible for the welfare and safety of its citizens and suggeated that such an ordinance prohibit any wild animals within the limits of the City excluding the usual domesticated pets, such as dogs, cats, parakeets~ etc.; however~ if wild animals are to be allowed, that the definition be general rather than specific and include such wording as wild ~ls, ~-~ls, birds and rept~les; that an application and permit procedure ~ e established calling for inspection by an expert of caging facilities and that at no time should the animal be permitted out of the cage. Mr. Crozier cited the Pomona and Culver City ordinances as befn~ good ordinances. He offered to review any redraft of the ordinance and ms~e written reccmmendations. He sug- gested that the City Council might consider areas that would be excluded from the keeping of any amtmmls except dogs and cats, noting that he ~ersonally would not permit wild a=fm~ls in residential areas. Mayor Harvey thanked Mr~ Crozier for coming and noted that the subject ordinance would be considered by the City Council at its 7:30 P.M.~ meeting~ but that he had asked Mr. Crozier to c~e at this time, since he would not be available in the evening. CITY C(~NCIL ' ~1~ August l, 1966 'EXEOUTIVE SESSION At 2:25 P.M., the City Council re- cesse~ to Executive Session for apprc~l~ately 15 m~-~tes, c~ motion of Co~ucilman Brooks, secc~de~ by C~Aucilman Herrin, and carrie~o The meeting was rec~nvene~ in the Council Chamber at 3:15 PoMo, with the sa~e C~uncil members present. BID CAT.?.~ j~ Om motion of C~Auct]~an ~tchaelt seconde~ by Couuc~l--- Her~i~, and carrie~, the City Council appr~red plans and specifications an~ authorize~l advertising for hi~s for: Water Tr--~ssion Pipe, Spec. 371-101, Rit~hey, Maywood to ~21i~ger, opening ~ate 8-15-66. Project C-1~6~ Par~*~ Lot on S~xt~ ~e~ween C~nity Center ami Municipal Staclium, ope~i~ date 8-15-66o ' Discussi~ increase¢l pa~ki~ tha$ w~ul~ be a~i~Ble at the ~m~ci~l ~i~ the City ~er c~ that a~ti~l p~ sh~l~ be ~ ~ ~e ~le Of S~er f~ the ~all fo~ball seas~, but that'it c~ n~ be ~te~. ~e n~ a~o that the project J~t appr~ ~-~ di~ n~ ~clude f~c~ ~ ~scap~ ~at it w~ be ~s~aBle to ho~ o~ ~ l~-~scap~ so that it ~ be ~te~at~ p~ ~ the It was ~oved by Council~*- McMichael, seccade~ hy Councilman Herrin, an~ carr~ed~ that the City council authorize a~vertisi~g for bi~s for fencing the par~ lot~ .to be opene~ on Augus~ 15, 1~66. O~D. ~S-852 % ~ ~ 0~DI~A~CE ~S-852 C~A~G~ DISTRICT CATI~.~O. ~gl~ F~-~ ~ 'C~E C. D~ICT ~ 16-~-10 (~a~ ~ ~9~) ~s re~ ~ title. It ~s m~ed by -~ ~---ce ~2 ~e ~. ~ roll call v~e: AYES: C~uncil~en Gilmore, ~ooks, Herrin, Markel, McMichael, Harvey NOF~: Co~mctl~en Nc~e ABSENT: Councilmen Burk DA~ - ~ C~SS~CATI~ ON ~T ~- CATION NO. 5~ F~-~ ~ ~ C. DA~ ~ ~ S~O~L D~CT ~ 17-5-9 (~"~"~ ~ 5~);~" re~ by title. It ~s ~ by C~ci~ ~, seceded ~ C~ci]~-~ He~, th~ ~her rea~i~ ~e ~iv~ ~ ~ce ~-8~3 Be ~. ~ roll call ~e: AYES: NOE~: Councilmen None ABSENT: Ccau~cil~an ~u~k O D. S-85 WAS~ON FUTtrRE RIGHT OF WAY Councilmen Gilmore, Brooks, Herrin~ Markel, McMichael~ Harvey O~%NCE NS..85~ AM]~DING SUB-SECTION (h) OF SECTION 9271 OF Tam SANTA MUNICIPAL C~E TO ~ '£..: ESTAB- T,TRu~I~ ~ RIG~ OF WAY LiNE OF WAS~m~TON AVENUE was read by title. CIT~ COUNCIL . .~- August It w~s move~, by Counc:I1-,~,~ Brooks, seconde~, by Co~ei~,~,~ Herrtn; that further reading be waivecl and. Ora*~,-.m~e NS-8511. 'be a~lopted. (~. roll call vote: Al'ES: Cmmc:l.l~ea Gtlmore~ Brooks, ~errtn, Markel, McMielu~el, Earvey NOES~ Com~cllme~ None A.l~gar£: COUncilmen ~Ark IIAT.I'~G-E -. AA593 CLASSi.e',CATI~I ON AI~IDRE~ AFF--LI- CATION NO. 593, Y"-w~ ~ V'~MA DALLUGE AND ANYthING SECTIONAL DISTRICT NAP 23-5-10 (E~-,alT AA 59~A) was ree~l by title. It w~s movecl by Councilman He~rin~ seccm~e~ by Councilman Gilmore, and carried~ that further reading be waive~ and 0rdinauce NS-~56 be passe~ to seccm~ reading. RESOLUTION 66-1~6 ~ ~ RESOLUTION 66-106 ADDA~ C0~ITI~$ R0~TON - C~P 66-7 TO C0~)2~IO~AL ~SE PE~IT ORA~TED ~ CO~I~ ~E P~ ~0' ~-7 ~,,.~ ~ ~ R~s ~ ~ title. ~ m ~ ~ C~cil--~ ~, sec~ ~ O~c~ ~ that ~er re~ be ~OES: Couuetl~n None ABSE~IT~ 'CoUaell~e~ Bark ~;* Couuctlaem Markel C~ctlmen Gilmore, Br~ks, Herriu, ~Michael, ~ P~SOLUTIO~ 66-107 AOC~a~£AAU FROM THE T~X OOV-~.~R OF 00~Ti CONFE~I~ TAX T~TLE T~ ( AX aA= was by tit . It was ,iove~ by'C~mctlman Bro~ks, secemde~ by Councilman Rerrin that further reading be waived au~ Resolution 66-107 Be a~lopte~. 0m roll call v~te: Counc~l~- Gilmore, Bro~ks, Herrin~ Ne~tchael, Harvey RESOIJ2TI~ 66-109 A~0~IZI~ ~ION OF A 2D1TOLAI~ D=~:,, TO O. E. ~ I~ CO~SID~ATI~ OF 'rms SOl[ OF $2~6.25 was rea~ by title. It was ~we~ by Co~ellman Brook~, eec~n~e~ by C~unetlman Rerrin, that further reading be waived and Resolution 66-10~ be adopte~. Om roll call vote: ATES: Councilmen Gil~re, Brooks, Herr/n, ~Nichael, Eervey . NOES: C~unctlman None A~SE~T: Cmmeflmon Burk A.~,~AZN: Co~ctl~ea Mark:el RESOLt~Z~N 66-110 ACCEPTING A pw~n ~tg T~E CIT~ I~ PAYING A CASH OON- SIDE~AT~N (Vlllalobos) was rea~ by title. It was move~ by Ccmneiluam :]~'ooks, seeoncle~, by Councllm~n Herr/n, C2TT C~NCXL J~- August 1, 1966 that further rea~lnE he wala~l ~ Resolutien 66-1~0 Be a~opte~o On roll call voice: AYES: Councilmen Gilmore~ Brooks~ Herrin~ McMichael~ Harvey NOES: Councilme~ None ABS~: Councilmen Burk ABSTAIN: Councilmen Narkel RESOL~TION 66-111 C~ 96 ' SO CALIF ~ISON moved by Counci]ma~ Brooks~ be waived an~ Resolution 66-111 be ado~tedo RESOLUTION 66-111 A~2H~I~,Tw~ OF A GRA~T OF EAS~m~r T~ CALIFORF/~ ~)ISON O~PAFf ~-'£~ NO SID~ATIC~ was rea~ ~y title. It was Seconde~ by 0oun¢ilmsa Herrin~ that fuxther rea~= On roll ~all vote~ AYES: Councilmen Gilmore~ Brooks~ Herrin~ McMichael~ Harvey NOES: Councilmen None ABSENT: C~uncilmen Burk ABSTAIN: Councilmen Markel ~F~OL~T ION 66-112 ~ Co LAW 0I~ SENIOR ACCO~r~fA~T AND YAN/) AT2~NDA~T Proposed specificatioms and salaries for new positions of Law Clerk~ Senior Accountant and Yar~ Atten~-t were presented t, 0ouncil with the Nanager's rec~en~ation that Council approve the ~oh specifications amd set the salaries by the a~ptien of Resolution 66-112o RE~012TI0~ 66-112 AME~ING SECTION 3 OF RESOL~TI0~ NO, ~8-281 TO AD~ CLASSES OF LAW CLERK, SENIOR ACCOUNTANT AND YArD A'I'£~uA~T was reed by title. It was moved By Councilman Brooks~ seconded by C~unci~-~ Herrin~ that the ~oh s~ecificatiens be approved~ that l~rther reading be waived amd Res,lutien 66-112 be a~edo On roll call vote: AYES: Councilmen Gilmore~ Brooks~ Herrin~ McMlchael~ Nar~ey NOES: Councilmen None ABSENT: C~mctlmen B~rk ABSTAIN: Ceunctlmen M~rkel C~uncI~n Markel abstained fre~ voting on Resolutions 66-106~ 66-107, 66-109, 66-110~ 66-111 and 66-112 because he was aw~y from the Council table at the time of discussion. RESOI/JTION 66-113 TRAFFIC DISTRICT m.. Herrin~ that further reading be waive~ and Resolution 66Jl13 he ad~pted. roll call vote: RESOI~TI0~ 66-113 DECLARING Tam BO~D- ARIES OF 0E~fRAL TRAFFIO DISTRICT "A" was rea~ by title, It was mewed by Ceuncilman Gitm~re~ seconded ~y Ceuncil- AYES: C~uncil~en Gilmore~ Breoks~ Herrim~ Markel~ MeNlchael~ Harvey NOES,: c°V~cilmen Nene ABSE~: Ceuncilmen Burk ] ¢IT~ C~NCIL -~- ~ 1, 1966 roll call vote: AYES: Cotmcilmen Gilmore, Brooks~ Herrin~ Markel~ McMichael~ Earvey NOES: Couacil~en None ABS~: Cotmcilmen Bark AYES: NOES: ABS~£: Councilmen Gl~w~re~ ~rooks~ Eerrin; Markel; Mc~icha~l~ Narw~y C~cil~m None Councilmen B~rk - ,'~ ~ motie~ of Councilman Brooks; sec~n~- ~e City C~cil auth~iz~ ~e~ti~ of a te~atto~ of lease with the P~t-Tea~ers Ass~ti~ f~ Ro~ 2~ ~ 2~ ~ the C~ty ~er ~ ~ auth~iz~ ~e~ion of a n~ lease with the ~h Di~rict P~-~aehers Association f~ R~ ~0~ ~, 1~ ~ the C~ity Ceder ~ f~ pe~ ~ SIGN E~UROAC~T ~r,,~ ~ Oa m~ti~ of 0eunci~- B~rooks; sec- ~ onde~ by Co~ucil~m Herrim and carried; the City Council authorized execution of an agreement with C. J. Cares and Walter Cole regarding sign at 1831 No 17tho following change oA~ers: ~ m~ti~a of C~cilm-~ ~r~ks; sec~e4 by C~Uacilmam Eerrin and carried; the City C~umcil a~r~ved the (a) c~ange oA~ler No. 1 to c~tract with Ralph DeLe~ Constrmction~ Iac.~ fox Graa~ Avemue Trm~k Sewer; $9~022o65 imcrease. (b) ~a~e Or~er No., 9 to contre~ with Kemper and H~aglamd fox south reservoirs; Spec. 65-1. De4mct $1;700o GRAND AVEF~E dI~© It was m~l sec~ c~i~, that the City C~cil auth~ '~i~ ~ec~ ~ ~ a~t ~ the ~ta ~ Vall~ ~i~ti~ C~ f~r ~l~ati~ ef faci~ties ~ c~ecti~ ~th ~e ~de~t-E *f Gr~ Avenme. PA-~G )~'£~ FU~D d~ ~5~ The Ci~ Co~mcil; ~ ~i~ of C~cil- ~ H~ sec~ ~ C~ci~ Gi~e ~d c~le~ ~e~ filed a l~t~ ~ the ~sid~t of t~ D~to~ ~a ~ Ass~ciati~ ~st~ that no ~s be t~=fe~ ~ of ~e ~ ~er ~se~ ~. ~ ~y c~-~e~ ~at it ~ n~ Been the ~te~ cf ~e City O~cil to t~sfer ~ f~S; t~t the ~ ~t~ rese~ ~d ~ r~n s~ble ~th ~e ~ce~ion of s~ b~ if it ~ ~cess~ f~ h~hip cases ~ the ac~isiti~ of ~y f~ ~e ~st ~t ~Ject~ but ~at it ~ be the ~t~ of t~ C~cil ~at ~ m~ b~ w~ be ~p~c~ DOWNTOWN PAI~ING DISTRICT o ~ ~ ~entiug on Council's action to table im~efinitely the ImOpose~ tc~n Parkimg District; C~unc~lm-~ Michael suggested that a definite answer Be given l~y the City C~uneil to the property ~wners who were attemt~ing to establish the district, and his m~tion to take the ~atter off the table and place it on the agemda for the next reg-lAr meeting was seconde~ by Councilman Brooks. Councilman Me~ichael state~% that it was the ln~ent of his motion to have the matter ia a position where the Ceumcil could take a definite actiem at the ner~ meeting if it wishe~ to ~ SOo Noting that the Ceuneil had ha~ an epp~x~umity to do that, C~unc~l~- Gilmore state~% his Belief that the C~uncil ~a~ aetual]j postpone~ the matter indefinitely. Mayor ~ c~amente~ that altheugh action e~al~ be takeu~ that it weuld n~t Be advisable without o~ening the matter up f~ public hearim~o C~uncilma~ Br~ks stated ~is Belief that it wes ~ot the C~Aucil's inteut to ~e~ the district~ ~ut that it was a ma~ter of t~m~-~ ~eeause of its relationship to proposed capital im~r~vements under the Gemerat ~a~ Pregra~. ¢ounc~lw~ McMichael stated a revised metiou to open the mat~er up f~ ~s~si~ ~R ~b~c h~4~ at the n~ ~i~. C~cil~ ~ '~th~ his see~ to the ~i~ ~d ~e ~i~ ~ied f~ WRITT~ OO~NICATIO~S ti~ ~e ~r~ere~ filed: It wes meve~ ~y C~cilman Eerrin, sec~n~e~ by Ceuncilmsa Gilmore, carried~ that the follewiug cemaaunica- ASS]$~T CONCUItW~T RESOL~TION - 5~ ~2 Re~ti~ to Calif~'s ~c~te~l Ce~B~tion in ~QU~ LIC~E ~CA~O~ - ~ F~ C~e E. ~ ~ M.~ ~21 W. ~th - O~ S~ ~ & ~ ~ TO P~ON Silver Be~r, 2~ S~ ~ - ON ~ ~.:~ ~ ~ ~ V~CE ~ ~$~i~ ~E P~S - Decisions ~e ~ the ~ ~ Pla~-E C~ssi~ ~ n~ a~eal has ~ file~ f~ ~i~ti~ ef O~eil: VA ~ - 0~i~e Estates C~ati~ - c~ retail ~-~t R~i D~tri~ at ~5 W. ~r - ~P~. VA ~-50 - ~ - c~t~ct re~ ~ti~ te ~ lO' ~f ~ ~r~y l~e ~ R-1 District at VA ~-51 - ~es - ~uce stre~ side ya~ t~ ~' ~ R-1 Bistri~ at 1B45 S. ~ - R~i Dist~ at 3930 S. ~1 at ~9~1 S. ~st~l~- ~. VA ~-5~ - Pac~ic Tel~ome ~d Tele~ - ~ive ~ ~-ac~ site re~emt ~ C~4 Dist~ at 1B~O W. ~ Av~me - TRAmple CONTROL Reports of devices installed or re~ed SOLICITATION It was mewed By Counc~l~-- Herrin~ secom~ed by C~ncilman Br~ks and eaxTied~ that the application frc~ A mst 4 1 66 Santa Asa - ~astia Ce~aanity Chest, to solicit fr~ August through Nevea~er; be appreve~ for a 60-a~y peried be~n.m August 1; and that the applic&tica of the Oraa~e Cev~ty Epilepsy Seeiety be appreve~ for solicitatieu August 7-13, 1~66. seccaded by CouncJ?-=~ Herrin ca~ carrie~ Acting c~ the receemen~atica of the P~-~ C~-$tca, theCtty Ce~ucil~ ea ~cica ~f Couacilaan Markel, ~enie~ the foll~lug pre~ose~ street From Dyer Roa~ to Barranca Roa~ between Hain Street a~ Newport Freeway Frcu Gran~ Avenue t9 Glaseell Street ~EALT~ A~D SA~ C~E ~ ~ ~ c~i~ the Ci~ C~eil ~ct~ ~he 0~ty Atto~ t9 ~ a letter ~o the Di~si~ of t~ ~ ~ater t~ the ~si~ of Di~i~ X~ of ~e Health ~ S~ety C~e. Discusei~g the operatica of ~e 1~ concessi~ f~ the ~ci~l f~ the e~ ye~, the ~ ~er ~ t~ ~e a~ti~ of C~eil t~t 2~e ~q~st ~ the ~i~ ~er of C~ce to c~ue ~ti~ as in the ~ ~ he~ ~r at his re.est be~e of the p~sibi~ty ~f ~ stal~ ~er a~l ~ ~e B,,~ ~ ~ so, the~ sh~ be s~ to ~ s~ of the ~ tothe Ci~, ~ ~p~ ~ he ~ ~ Be a~i~ble on ~r 1~; 1~; ~ ~e~f~ ~e~ ~t the C~cessi~ ~ ~e~t~ as it ~ be~ ~ ~e ~st f~ a~her ~e City Council also received requests from the Santa Asa Uptown Lions Club and fr~a the Santa ~na City ~loyees Asseeiatic~ that the~ Be all~eA to biA ca the c~eratica ef the park~ l~c. Te~ ~aney repreeente~ the ~anta Aua Junier C~aa~er of Ccaaerce; ~ Davis represente~ the Santa Aua Uptown Lieas Club~ a~A j~hn ~nsw~rth repreeente~ the Santa Aaa City Eaployeee Association. The parking lot concession operation w~s g~ante~ to the Santa Asa Junior of Commerce far the ensuin~ season on ~o~iea of Cmmciluan Hc~tchael~ eeccad~A ~y Counciluan Brooks and earrie~o SU~R~GATT(~I CLA33~ 0 ~ ~n ~gtica of C~ci~ Gi~; sec- C~cil ~ fi~ a l~t~ ~ RO~ E. ~; att~ ~oe~ r~a~ ~o ~c~ ~ ~e, sick ~ b~efits; ~c.; ~ the atoned City Atto~'s ~ ~cm~ ~at ~ese c~ be ~ ~ t~ Ci~ At2o~. DANCE C~DINANCE ~e City Att~ that s~-secti~ (~)' ~f ~e~i~ 63~ ~f the ~ict~l C~e ~ C~c~,~ He~ sec~ ~ C~ci~ Gi~ ~ ca~i~ that the sub- so.ion (~) Be ~al~ ~ ~ of the fact t~t it is ~p~ed to Be ~c~ti- EAST~ CUL-DE-SAC C~ ~ Reporting ca negotiations with pr~y ~ers at Wa~ P~ee~ ~e ~e W~ D~ stat~ ~t the ~y ~s ~ ~quest~ t~t it Be at City ~se. It ~s m~ by Co~c~l-~ M~c~i~ seconded ~y C~ci~ ~kel ~ c~i~. t~t the ~b~c W~ Die.or ~-*~ the ~e~y of the Oi~y O~cil ~t this w~ld be f~ l~al benefit ~d if meg~iatio~ a~ ~ter~ ~to f~ the c~-~e-sac~ it ~ll be at ~e ~e of ~ose b~e- fired. ~ PROP~X~T~ fl/9 "/6 ~" . On median of Councilma~ ~rooks, see- on~e~ by Councilman Mmrkel an~ carried; Co~mcil ordere~ filed Report 29-66 rega~!~ h~use at 1921 Wo 8th Streets ~ec~a~e~ the property surplus an~ author- ize~ its · S~ ~ CHANGES ?/~ ~O Om motica of C~uncilman Brc~ks, seco~ ~y C~ci~ A~ ~ c~i~, the City C~cil a~ro~ ~ the ~ of*~ ~ ~~ S~ (~st of N. E. P~k~ te ~ ~) to ~-o A~. ~ae P~"t"E Directo~ re~rti~g on the Planning Cc~ssion's rec~ti~ t~t l~h ~ B~ ~ ~e ~ ~ be c~e~ to ~th St~t~ as~ that it be ~fe~e~ back to the P~-~ ~ for ~itio~l ~ ~s so ~ ~ m~i~ of C~ci~ He~ sec~ by C~ci~ ~ c~. I~YILDING C~)E5 ~ ~ ~ C~uncil recelve~ fr~a the Orange Comnty Division of the League of California Cit- ies a proposed resolution ~osimg rec- &~mendation by the A~vis~ry C~maissi~n on Ymter-Gevermaental Relations regarding Federal -B~ State Bull~ling Cede and RegulaticaSo It was moved by C~uucilman Brooks, sec~n~e~ by Councilman Werrin amd carried~ that the Council ~k[rect that the City ef Santa Ama repx~sentative at the August 11 0range Co~aty League of Cities Meeting v~te in favor of the edopti~ of the pr~ ~esed resolution. On motica of Councilman ~c~ks~ seconded by C~unci!~- Eerrin, ~ c~i~, the ~i~ Att~ ~s ~%~ t~ p~e a ~s~luti~ for the City cf S~a ~ t~ the s~ positi~ as that comta~ ~ the.~ of ~e ~e of Ci~ieso ARCRAT~CT C0$$tE~T~m REP~ i:/-, ~ ~,3 C~u~cilman Narkel presented the report ef the Architectural Selection Ccmaittee for the City Hall in which the C~.Ittee recommended the firm of Ramberg Lowrey be employed. ~e C.=-,-~ttee rec~memted fua~t~er that pla-~ thr~d~h CIT~ C~CIL -8- August 1, 1~6~ sch~w~tics not excee~ $15,000. The report w~s ordered filecl em motion'of 'Councilw~ Herrin, secc~e~ by C~uucilmau McI~ichael and carrie~. It was moved by C~uncllm-~ Nerrln, seconded by Counc~l-~- McMichael an~ carried, that the City negotiate to employ the firm of Ramberg an~ Lowrey to design the new City Hall amd that the pl,n, thro,mEb, schematics not excee(l the amount of $1 ,ooo. Mayor Harvey al;Polute~ as a Bull~ing ¢.~-.-*tte% Councilmen Gilmore, Markel and Brooks~ with any Staff m-tubers to assist in an advisory capacity. BROADWAY PARKING ~ -~-" C~Aucllman Brooks callad attention t~. the fact that Broadway, n~rth of 17th Street, has ~o ~taticm em parking~ while on the side streets~ there is a 2-h~ur limit. Ne suggestad that a study be made of this area with the idea of 2~hour limitation aud that a reccmm~e~dation be macle to the City Council. RESOLUTION C0$$~qDING T~ J~SEE -~ Councl~- Gilmore introduced and read a resolutic~ expressing appreciati°n to Ted Jessee for his years as Chairmau of the Planuing Cow.,~ssi~n. The special resolution was adopte~ by u~a~mous vote of the City Cextucil c~ motic~ of Counci~-~ Gilmore, seconded by Councilman Markel. RECESS At 5:25 P.M., the meet~-_m was recessed to 7:30 P.M., an motion of Ceunc~lm-u Gilmore, seconded by Couucilman Brooks and carried. The meeting reconvaned at 7:30 P.N.~ with the same Councilme~ present. Counc~m-- Bark was absent. After the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag~ the Invocation was delivered by The Reverend Donald G. Sapp~ Aldersgate Methodist Church, Tustin. HEARING - 0 ~ J ~ Hearing was opened on Amendment Appli- ~. APP. 594 - DX~QUE cation 594 filed by T. L. Duque pro- posing amendment of Sectional District Naps 2~-~-10 and 36,~-10 reclassifying frOm the A-1 District to the R-i, C-2 and M-1 Districts, property ~n west side of Nain between Pacific Elec. ER an~ ~m*lower. pl,~n~ C~ssion Resolution ~78~ recanted approval of Exhibit C which w~ald reclassify t9 the R-i, C-5, C-k and L~ Districts. The Clerk reportad notice of hearing was published in The Re~ister 7-16-66, with affidavit of publication on file, and no c~ica- tions receive4, john Spiak, representing applicant~ expreSsad concurrence with recc~endation and approval. There being no further testim~y, the hearing was Close~,requested it was mOVed by Councilw~n Herrin~ seconded by Counc~lw~n Gilmore aud carried, that Council aplr~ove the reclassification ami i~struct the City Attormey to prepare an amending Ordinauce accor~lug to E~hibit C. · EARING- 5 ~ Hearing was -n~ouaced on proposed MAYW00D STRm~'z' VACATION vacatic~ of portion of Naywo~d Avenu% east of Yale, continued fro~ 7-18-66 at request of Director of Public Works, who reported that conditions on Tract 6191 have been met and no further continuance required. There being no response to the Mayor's call for testimonV~ the hearing was closed. CITY COUNCIL -9- August 4 1966 tt was ~ove~ by Co~nci!~-~ Gi~aore, secon~e~ ~y Councilman Brooks, that C~u~cil a~opt Resolutioa 66-85 O~D~ VACAT~ OF T~AT P~0N ~F ~ AVENUE I~TG~T OF MAY LYinG EAST OF YALE STRr~£, waiving further res~. O= roll call vcfce: AYES: NOES A~E~T: Councilmen Gillette, Brooks, Herrin~ ~arkel, Mc~ichael, w~',-vey Councilmen None Councilmen B~rk charges. ~e Clerk reper~e~ that report an~ nc~ice of heari~ were posted Ju~y 27, 1~, listin~ i~rcels Aw& test~, the he~ ~s close. It was ~ By Councilman McMichael, secc~de~l by Counci~==~ Herrin~ that Counc. il adopt RE~0LUTION 66-105 ~ PROTESTS OR O~]~CTIONS TO REP(~T ~ STREm~ SUP~I~TSE~T APPROVING REP~T A~D OBD~iNG A CC~Y '~,.~EOF FT~.~ ~ZTH T.~, TAX COVX.';tT~OR waiving ~fur~her rea~ingo On roll call vo~e: NOES ABS~T Councilmen Gilmore, Brooks~ Herrin, Y~rkel, McMiehael, Harvey Councilmen Noae Councilmen Burk QRDo NS-8~I ~ ~' The )~ayor lnvite~ testl~a~ fr~a the ~51 ~ T~ ~A ~ ~C~ OF ~A ~. On ~tion of Counc~l~ Gilmore, seconded by Councilsmn Brooks ~ C~cil o~ fil~ c~icati~ ~ ~s ~ 6551 ~ta~ ~s. Wil~ C. ~ ~8~ Ve~o~ ~en Gr~e~ si~d ~ 1~ ~rs~ W~t Di~ ~os to G~g Hi~ to ~, C. ~ch ~ ~ E. ~acques~ ~esi~t of S~st H~ol~ ~ie~; ~ he~ ~e fo~ pe~le spe~ request~ ~nt to the ~ce s~ as n~ to ~e ~ ri~ts of those ~sh to o.a p~s~ er co~u~ ~sses ~th a~ls as a ~s of the~ ~1~ Nelson Davemport, 2305 E. Avalon$ John DeTroya$ and Robert WeBer, 2B12 Eo Buffalo, spoke in opposition to wild a~ls in residential areas~ Council also received letters frc~ Noel Co,way an~ Mrs. Reeves requesting prohibition of wild animals in residential areas and s~esting liability insurenoe requirement.. At the request of Councilman ~rooks, the Clerk rea~ frc~ e~=cernoon session of the Council the testi~o~ of Mr. Crozier ef the SPCA. Counc~m~- ~rooks suggeste~ inclusion ia the or~fua~ce of a ¢~iti~ cemcerm~.n~ liability ef ~w~ers of -~m-ls in event of ~azmges st~ffered by others as a result of activity of a~i~alo It w~s mo~e~ by COUnci]-ma~ ~rooks, secon~e~ by Co~cil~n'Herrin am~ earrie~, that the matter be postpone~ until August 15, 1~6 for furbher stu~T an~ more informa- At 8:52 P.Xo, a lO-~lnu~e recess was declare~. The ~eotiug resv~ed at ~:0~ PoNo, with the above~entiened six. Councilmen present. CITY C~IL -!0- August l, 1966. carried~ that ~c~netl ap~reve a six- mc~th leave of absence fer ~r. ~ichol- s~n frc~ the Beax~l '~f Trustees ~f ~he Bowers ~aseu~. CUP 66-6 The Director of Publie W~rks ~IDGE I{ES~vOIR i33 Aiagra~s of ~r~ose~ reserveir a~l ~- ':Ln~ stati~ at 27~ I. Oambri~; along with ~esignaticas of 21 resi~ances which w~ul~ be visua~ affee~eel, an~ ex~laine~ technical ~Buil~ling the reservoir, n~ting the staff rec~e~ 2~' height, but PI~ C~ssi~ rec~.~e~Aed 16' height. ~r. Dewey D~x~ rey~ese~r~-E g~mery Cc~sulting ~agineers, replie~ te questions regar~ c~sts inv~lveA in placimg reservoir uadergrouna as opp~se~ t~ ~,'~i~g it e~ te~ of gr~ to a height ef 2~' ~r 16'. ~r. C. J. Carlscm, 2~0~ N. ~averl~ questieme~ e~t ~f placing undergroua~. ~r. Daa Bennett, 27B0 N. IFcm, ~r. ~arel~ O'~ara, 2729 N. IF~n, ~r. Riley W-~quist, 1618 Cle~anson, expressea Opl~siti-- te height ~f · prc~e~ reservoir. ~r. Dixcm~ when interrogated reg~E possibility ~f in- ' creasimg cirev~fere~ce ~f reserveir au~ costs inv~Ive~, rel~r~e~ a st~ of this p~tnt has not yet been made. C~-.~-c~--= M~iehael iu~ectea the that tha~ in- creasing circumference of reservoir ~ br~ it even cleser te res ident s. It was ~ by Councilmsa ~ro~ks, secen~e~ by Ceu~cilmsa F~urkel~ t~ C~cil a~,e ~ ~-6 $~Je~ to c~ti~ set f~h s~c~ ~e ta-~ ~e 16' ab~ ~ ~ the: ~er~ st~f be c~cl~e ~her ci~ce ~ ~c~e~ to postp~ ~i~ f~'~ ~r's ~ ~ ~efeat~ ~ ~ ~ ~e: ~e ~iea to approve ~;u~ 66-6 subject %0 een~itiens set f~rth by the C----~si~m specifying the ta-w be 16' above greund ama the ea~ staff be ~irecte~ to ccmclude whether circumference be increaseA or remala4er ef the reservoir be uu4ergr~un~, carrie~ ~a roll call rede: C~uacilmen Gil~exe, Mc~iehael Cemmcilmea Bark T~TATi~E ?ARCEL MAP ~7~ - ~ ~ 1~ was moved by Cu~neilman lterrin; A~y~B~ ~TWmUSTRIAL ¢(~IPLEX see~e~ by Co~nciluan )(erkel; an~ Parcel trial C~lex crea~ tvo l~cs at no~chwest c~rner ~ost~ened to August ~; 1'~'~ pA~'~au /~I ~r. Charles Cohen; President e~ 17th Street Im~revement Asseciaticm, re- queste~ 2-hour l~r~_~ on 1505 bl~ck of East 17th Street; cemmemtin~ c~ the ~n*lex cf l~ge imsmrance firms in the area, an~ all~wing em~loyees to park em the street. ~e City ~n~ger s~este~ the businessmen ~stigate a co~perntive effort to control park~ of their en- ple~ees · ~t was mewe~ ~y Ccancilman ]~ooks, sec~n~e~ by Counc~!,A~ NeNichael ami carrie~, that Cetmc~l ~em~ the request. ~OAHD OF S~PERVXS~ ~ Council reeeived an ~ County ~E C~3~Y ~ C~l District Resoluti~ ~ C~OL D~I~ ~ its ~bi~ to c.~l~e c~t~lon f~ ~tt~ of fl~- ~ ~e~ $~th~ Pacific ~t ~e City ~ Be ~w~t~ to ~ze the Se. ~c. Ce. ~ ~e ~ ~ ~s~s ~ the necessity f~ c~t~-a~ce ~ the ~oJect ~ a hi~ ~i~i~ SALAI~ ~NCREASF~ ~o On meticm of Coun¢~ 't[errin; sec- ended by Ceunci~--- Markel ~d carried, Council approved Meter's re~ ~ated 7-27-66 recemmen~Ing sa~wy increases fer meriterieus service. F~AL NAP , TRACT 6191 ~'J On m~tian ef Councilman ~rrin, sec- cm~e~ by Ceuuci!-~- Gilmore au~ carried, C~uncil al~ final map fer Tract 6191 (southeast corner Ee~¥~ amd Yale) reverting t~ acreage six l~ts of ~ract ~2~ by Sant-w~trics Properties. PAI~DE ~/ On motian of C~Aucilman Gilmore, secended By C~uncilman Rerria a~X carrie~, Coumcil al~ ~lr~lication fre~ Bristol Street EaFt~nt Chmrch~ 1818 S. Bristol. to hol~ l~e Am~ast ~, 1~6~ in residential area to pr~n0te Vacation Bible Beh~ol. C2Ff Ce~NCI~ -12- August 1, 1~66 ANNUAL FZESTA - ~ the ~ b~k ~ ~. ~ ~ A~t ~ ~ & 7~ ~e~o~ ~ e~ ff~ the ~e~ ~ He~ ~ ~NoJ ADJOu~d~f~ There Bet~ no further bus/ness c~e ~efore %he Ccamctl~ ~t 10~50 mo~ic~ of CouneJ2~,~ Gtlmore~ secc~clecl l~y Counc~,~ Brooks an~ carrte~lo CLERK OF Tm~ COUNCIL c~ cmn~. -z3- A~ L ~966