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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09-18-1967MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ~u~i~!NG OF TNE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA September 18, 1967 The meeting was called to order at 2:00 P.M. in the Council Chambers, 217 North Main Street. Boll call was answered by Councilmen Wade Herrin, Walter B~ooks~ James E. Carlson, Lorin Griset, J. Ogden Markel~ Thomas W. Thurman a~d Mayor Tom McMichael. Also present were City Manager Carl Jo Thornton, City Attorney William Mock, Director of Public Works Ronald Wolford, Planning Director Van Stevens, and Clerk of the Council Doris Mo Brown~ MINUTES APPBOVAL Mrs o Janice Boer, Chairman of the Preperty 0waers Protective League, Inco~ protested minute wording that a League statement on First Street was unsigned, submitted a paper containing eight signatures of the Board of Directors of the League, and requested the Clerk to add these signatures to the unsigned statement presented to Council on September 5th. On motion of Councilman Griset~ seconded by Councilman Herrin and carried, the paper containing the signatures was ordered filed° The Clerk verified that the signatures were the same as the names typed on the original statement. On motion of Councilman Brooks~ seconded by Councilman Thurman and carried, the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of September 5, 1967, were approved~ and the Clerk was directed to attach the paper containing the signatures of the Board of Directors of the Property Owners Protective League~ Inc. ~to the statement received at the September 5th Council meeting~ FAIRVIEW PROJECT 200 (II) Om motion of Counci3mm~ Herrin~ seconded by Couucilman Griset a~d carried~ Council approved plans and specifications and authorized advertising for bids four Fairview Project 200 (II), Alton to Segerstrom~ opening 10/10/67o EQuIP~4E~Ff O~ motion of Councilma~ Griset~ seconded by Councilman Herrin am~ carrie~, author- ization was grmmted to advertise for bids for the following, opening dates 10/~1/67: (1) 2 Door Selma, 1968 ~del~ ~pec~ 6~l-lR~ ! Street Sweeper~ Spec° 641-11')' ~Tractor, Backhoe ~ Fro~t ~a~)Ler~ Spec~ 6h1-126 (1) ~ Do~r Station Wagon for F;~.re Depto, Spec. 6h1~5 (1) 4 Door Se~n for Police Um~.ercever work, Spec~ l~ Police Patrol Cars, Spec. 6~¥1~122 ~Fo~ (~) 1 Tom Cab & Chassis o~ 2 Schedules~ Spec~ ~1-~1 (9) Nine ~ Door Se4~s~ Spec o 6~l-lR0 (1) 3~h Ton Cab & Chassis T~ck, Spec. 6~1-119 (3) 1/2 Ton Pic~p T~cks, Spec~ 6hl-ll8 l~ Park~g Meters, Spec~ 631-1~ (1) $~y t~e utility b~, ~c. 641-~7 CITT COUNCIL f!.84 September 18, 1967 WAIVE READING ~:-~ ~ 0m metiem ef Cemmcllmam Breeks~ secemde~ by Ceumcilma~ Nerria ama umamimeusly carried, the City Cemmcil waived the readimg except by title of all reselutiems a~A orAinamces listed en the public agen~a~ excluaimg Reselutiea NCo OEDo NS-895 -AoAo 610 c~¥~ O~DIHANCE NS-89~ CNANG/NG DISTRICT KEYSTONE SAVINGS & LOAN CLASSIFICATION ON AMEnDmenT APPLICATION 6~0 FIL~ BY KEYSTONE SAF/NGS A~ LOAN ASSOCIATION AND AMENDING SECTI0~AL DISTRICT MAP 1~-5-10 (EXHIBIT AA 610 A) (morth sine ef McFaddem, east ef Harbor) was presented for firmt readimgo It wa~ moved by Coumcilmam Rreoks~ seconded by Ceuacilmam Carlsem aaa carrie~, to pass the OrAlmamce te ~eco~ reaeli~g~ ORDo NS-896 -AoAo 612 se ~ O~DINANCE NS-896 CHANGING DISTRICT SOUT~ SERVICES COo CLASSIFICATION ON AMENDMENT APPLICATION 612 FILED BY S(~J2HERN SERVICES COMPANY AND AMENDING SECTI~AL DISTRICT MAP 7-5-9 (EXHIBIT AA 612 A) (west side ef Eastweeel, hetweem ~th aa~ 6th) was presemte~[ for first reaaimgo It was moved by Ceu~cilmam Thurmam, mecemAed by Ceuacilmam Markel a~ carried, te pass the Or~lmamce te sec®mA rea~img~ RES° 67-15~ ~ ~ RESOI/JTION 67~15~ APPROVING MAP~ ALTON ST~ VACATION DECLARING IN~E~TION TO VACATE A PORTION OF ALTON STREE~ BE~W~ TALBERT AVENUE AND PACIFIC EI~CTRtC RAILWAY RIG~ OF WAY, RESERVING EASEMenTS THEREIN FOR PUBLIC %TfIL1TIES~ AND GIVING NOTICE OF REARING THEREON (November 6~ 1967) wa~ lmtre4uced by title, havimg beem held over from the September 5th meetimgo Councilm-- Markel protested the abandonment of Alton on the basis that it was a short cut into Santa Aha from the ~each citie~ o Janice Boer also spoke in opposition° The City Manager explained that Alton was closed a~l barricaded at the railroad on order of the Public Utilttie~ Commission when Talbert was opemed, which wouLt be a s~x-lame street° A motion by Councilman Brooks~ seconded by Couaci~m-n Herrin to waive :full reading and ezlopt Resolution 67-15~ by title only, carried with Councilman Markel voting ~NO"o It was explained that waiving the r~adimg of the res~ solution required unanimous approval° It was moved by Councilmam Thurman, seconded by Councilman Griset and unan~ imously carried, to recomsider the actiom waiving the reading of Resolution 67~15~o On motiom of Councilman Thurman, secor~ed by Couacilm~a Griset and unanimously carried, the reading of Resolutiom 67~1~ was waived except by title~ It was moved by Co%u~cilmam B~ooks, seconded by Councilman Herrim~ to adopt Resolution 67-154o Om roll call vote: AYES~ NOES: ABSENT: Herrin, Brooks, Carlson~ Griset, Thurman, McMichael Markel Nome CITY COUNCIL 285 September 18, 1967 RES~ 67-162 RESOLUTION 67-162 ESTABLISHING FEES MISCELLANEOUS F~S FOR MISCELLANEOUS SALES AND SERVICE CHARGES was adopted, with the effective date as October l, 1967, on motion of Councilman Thurmem, seconded by Councilma~ Eerrin, om the following roll call vote: AYES NOES A Herrim, Brooks~ Carlson, Griset, Markel, Thurmam~ McMichael None Nome RES° 67-163 RESOLUTION 67-163 FIXING THE SAIA~ MANAGER'S SAtARY OF THE CITY MANAGER OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANA~ CALIFORNIA WaS introduced by title~ Councilman Markel objected to some admi~istrative decisions and asked comsideration of a comtract. The matter was referred to a committee for a bill of specifics from Counci]~-n Markel for study, the committee to be nppoimted by the M~yor and to include Councilm~a Markel, on motion of Councilmam Brooks, seconded by Councilmam Herrin and carried~ RES~ 67-164 - VA 67-62 RESOLUTION 67-164 AFFIRMING THE DECISION EILD1TCH OF THE ZONI/~ ADMINISTRATOR AND GRA~TING A VARIANCE ON VARIANCE APPLICATION 67-62 FTLRB BY FRANK Ro HILDltCH~ SUBJECT TO CE~qTAIN CONDITIONS (apartments a% 1011 N~ Part(m) was adopted on motion of Councilman Herrin~ seconded by Councilman Carlsoa~ on the followiag roll call vote~ AYES NOES ABSEAT Herrin, B~ooks, Carlson, Griset, Markel, Thurma~, McNichael None Nome RES~ 67-165 RESOLUTION 67-165 ACCEPTING DEEDS FOR D~:~:~S - NO CASH WHICH THE CITY IS PAYING NO CASH CONSIDERATION (Tic Toc Markets, Diaz) was i~troduced by title. It ~as moved by Counc~lmamMarXel, seconded by Councilman Griset, amd unanimously carried, to hold the Diaz deed over ~o the next meeting. The resolutiom was amended to delete reference to the Diaz deed.~ On motion of Councilman Griset~ seconded by Councilman Herrin, Resolution 67-165 was adopted, on the followimg roll call v.~e~ YES. NOES ~ ABSENT Herrin, Brook~, Carlson~ Griset, Markel, Thurma~ McMichae! No~e None RES~ 67~166 RESOLUTION 67-166 ACCEPTING DEEDS FOR DEEDS WITH CASH TREWIDENING OF FIRST STREET FOR WHICH THE C~ IS PAYING A CASH CONSIDEP~TION (N~rtin, McCall) Was adopted, om mo~ion of Cou~cilmam Brooks, seconded by Councilman Carlsom, o~ the following roll call vote~ AYES~ NOES ABSENT~ Herrin, Brooks, Carlson, Griset~ Thurma~, McMichael ~arkel None CITY COUNCIL 286 September 18, 1967 RES° 67-167 RESOLB~ION 67-167 ACCEPTING D~DS FOR DEEDS W1T~ CASE WATER MAIN P~P~OSES FOR WHICH TEE CITY IS PAYING A CASE CONSIDERATION (Prizio, Powers, Paskeriam, Taylor, Schrader) was adapted, em marian of Councilman Griset, seconded by Councilman Thurmam, om the fallowing rall call vote: AYES: NOES: ABS~£ Herrim, Brooks, Carlsom, Griset, Markel, Thurmam, McMichael None Nome RES° 67-168 ~ ~' RESOLUTION 67-168 ACCEP~iNG A DE~ FCC PROPERTY FROM T~UN1TED STATES OF A~EBICA FOR WHICH TEE CITY IS PAYING A CASH CON- SIDERATtON (FoCoCo property) was ad~pted, om motion of Caumcilmam Breaks, secanded by Co~cilmaw Griset, an the fallowimg roll call vote: AYES: Herria, Brooks, Carlsom, Griset, Markel~ Thurmam, Mc~ichael NOES: None ABSENT: None RES. 67-169 - HOWELLDEED SURPLUS PROPERTY RESOL~TION 67-169 A~W~tORIZING EXECUTION OF A DEED FOR THE SALE OF SURPLUS PROP- ERTY TO HUBERT Do HOWELL FOE A CASH CONSIDEP~TION OF $11,500.00 was adopted, on m~tion of Councilma~ Carlson, seconded by Councilman Herrin, on the followi~g rall call vote: Herrin, Brooks, Carlson, Griset, ~4mrkel, Th~trmam~ McMichael Nome Nome AYES: ABSENT RES. 67-170 RESOLUTION 67-170 ABTHORIZING EXECUTION QUtTCLAIM DEED OF A QUITCLAIM D~TO OWNERS OF RECO~D (Stamdard ~/e P~aona) was adopted on motion of Councilmam Braoks, secaaded by Csuacil~ea Eerrim, om the fallowing roll call voteE AYES NOES ABSEN~ Eerrim, Brooks, Carlsea, Griset, Markel, Thummam, McMichael None None RES° 67-171 ~'~::~ RESOLUTXO~ 67-171A~TNORIZING EXECUTION DEED ~ NO CASE OF A DEED TO GIL2~ERT Ko RANNET ET AL WITH NO CASE CONSIDERATION was ad.~pted em motiom of Cauncilmam Herrin~ secemded by Cou~cilmam Carlson, an the fellowimg roll call vete~ AYES: NOES: ABSENT Herriu, Breaks, Carlson, Griset, Narkel, Thurmam~ McNichael Nane Nome CITY COUNCIL 287 September 18, 1967 ~ESo 67-172 RESOLUTION 67-172 PROPOSING TO MODIF~ TI{E BOU~DAI{Y OF ASSESSME~ DISTRICT NO o 226 was adopted waiving further reading, on motion of Councilman Rroeks, seconded by Councilman Griset~ om the following roll call vote: AYES NOES ABSEBT Herrin, Brooks, Carlson, Griset, Markel, Thurmam, McMichael Nome Nome ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Applicatioms were ordered filed: Om motion of Ceuacilm-~ Herrin, secomded by Ceuacilmam Griset amd carried, the following Alcoholic Beverage Licemse Little Caesars Hideaway, 513-15 So Maim, New 0a Sale Beer; Watashi Im~, 1820 W. 1st, Om Sale Beer & Wine, Persom Transfer; Norton's Cape C~de House~ 2106 Tustim A~, Om Sale Beer & Wine, Person Tramsfer~ Bettie Lo & James To Moore, 1211 Eo 1st St~, New O~ Sale Beers U-Tot-Em Market, ~lO Wo 5th, Off Sale Beer & Wine, PersomTramsfer$ Caesar's Famil~ Hofbrau, 510 N~ Maim, New Om Sale Beer; Stop & Go Market~ 210 Eo Warner, Off Sale Beer & Wime, Persom Transfer. VARIANCE AND CONDITIONAL Om motion of Coumcilman Brooks, secomded USE PERMITS by Ceuacilmam Griset amd carried~ Coumcil ordered file~ a~d affirmed decisions by the Zomiag Administrator or Plam~i~g C~m.~ssiom on the fellewiug applications where mo appeal has beem filed: VA 67-75, CASET - permit room additiom to encroach into required, rear yard at 1749 Lingam Lame lm R i District - APFROVED$ VA 67-76, STATER BROS~ NARKETS~ INCo ~ comstruct 53~ high sigm at 2603 W. 17th St. im the C I District - APPROVED; VA 67-77, MINERICH - construct room addition that emcroaches required rear yard at 1735 N. River Lame in R i District - APPROV~D~ VA 67-78, SOUTHERN CALIFOP~IA EDISON COo ~ comstruct chai~ li~k fence in lieu of solid fence around storage yard at lh~O E~ ~cFadden Ave. in M i District ~ APPROVED; VA 67-79, AL~YMA-KOOL AWNING CO~ - permit covered porch to encroach into required front yard at 2205 S. Rosewo~i in R i Distric~ - APPROVED~ TRAFFIC Report ef traffic comtrol devices removed or i~stallea 8/30/67 through 9/6/67 was ordered filed, ca motiom of Couacilmam Herrin~ seconded by C~u~ci~m-R Griset amd carried~ ARTERIAL HIGHWAYS Actio~ om proposed Amendment to Orange County Master Pla~ of Arterial Highways (referred to staff for report on 9/5/67) was postponed thirty d~ys~ on mc~iom of Councilman Thurma~, seconded by Councilman Griset and carried° CITY COUNCIL 288 September 18, 1967 CATS ~ ~ ~ The City Mamager repQrted that the staff was n~t recomme~li~g a change in present City ordinance te regulate keeping of cats, since this would be a difficult area te legislate amd enforces that it wQuld be best to take such matters up under the existing provisions on the basis of semitatiea and muisaace rather than mumber ef cats allewedo Om motie~ of Councilmen Thurman, seconded by Cc~mci~m~ Griset amd carried, the Manager's report was approved° RECESS Ceumc ilmen presemt o At 3~30 PoMe a five minute recess was declared° The meeting was convened at 3E35 PoMe with all CATV commended: The City Council co~sidered the City Manager's report regar~di~g c~mmuaity antenna television, in which he rec- me The preparatiom of bidding specificatiens and framchise decumemts to include notice inviting ~ffers and applications, instructions to applicsmts, form of ,ffer, form of corporate surety bond to the City~ form of corporate surety bond to subscribers, amd form of acceptance of CATV frsachise. It is our imtention to award, a framchise contract to the successful bidder based on the following fact~rs~ the amount of framchise fee offered to the City, iastallatioa rates, rental rates, quality of service, f~ancial responsibility of applicant, amd experi- emce of applicamt o The City Attorney sheul~ be directed te draft a specific ordinance te enable the City t~ grant end control a franchise for the ce~structi*m~ ef CAT~V facilities ~ It will require approximately 'two mo~ths to ccm~plete the bidding uments and the notice of advertisi~g should al~o ~nclude a notice sent to the California C~mmunity Television A~sociation to imcrease the sfbility of obtaining a maximum n,mmber of applications for this franchise. It is our intention that the franchise should be made exclusive for the first three years of operation te protect the large capital investment required, and tha~ the franchise then would be aon~c]~sive for an additional period of seventeem years° Si~ce thi~ t~e *f facility probably willmake use of existing lines used by ti~e phone ccmpa~v amd electric utilities~ it is our intentio~ t~ co~u~b with these private utilities for their ad~lce ~nd guidance in the preparation of our bidding specifications~ I~ response to CounciLman Herrings question of ~he necessity for the control of a framchise, the Manager commented on the r~quireme~t of fixed assets similar to utilities rather than transporbable~ It ~as moved by Councilman Bre~ks~ seconded 'by Councilman Thurman that the Manager's r~cc~saendatioms ~n reper~ dated September 1~ 1967, be accepted suad the staff prQceed wi%h the preparation of an ordimmmce draft amd bid specifications. Couacd~mam Eerria ~eted that h~s agreement with this action did net preclude the possiblity he might be opposed after further study~ The metiom carried umamimously a~d Ceumcilmea Thurman suggested that framchises mot be tramsferable. The Manager agreed they should mot. be without C~umcil approval amd the staff w*uld explore the question of a~sig~ment~ CITY COUNCIL 289 September 18, 1967 O~NEIL SIGN REQUEST The Plammimg Cmmaissiem report on proposed revisioms ef sigm regulatiems em property adJacemt te the freeway was presemted te Council (resultimg fr~m 0~Neil applicatiom for 250 square feet sign adJacemt te Newport Freeway em property at ~101 South Maim~ ) Mr. Dick O~Neil, Presidemt ef 0~Neil~s Hasty Mevimg amd Storage, Imco, reviewed the reasems for requestimg the sigm, stated they would like te include time amd temperature im the siga, amd shewed aa ar~ist~s sketch ef the proposed sigmo Coumcil discussed at length the presemt C~e provisioms amd the requirememts of ether cities, reported by Ceuacilmam Brooks. Om metiom of C~umcil~ Thurm-~, seconded by Ceumcilmam Griset amd carrie~ the City Attermey was instructed te draft aa erdimaace al~mg the limes sub~itted by the Plaami~g Cem~issiem, with the exceptiem. ~hat a limitatiem of 250 square feet rather tham 100 square feet be allowed. MID-BLOCK CROSSWALK Om m~tiem of Ceumcilmam Herrim, sece~de~ by Ceu~cilmam Griaet amd carried, a reselutiem was ordered autherizimg a mid-block crosswalk em First Street west ef Wright Street, im accerdamce with the recam~ea~atioms im Public Works Director's report dated September 12~ 1967o SAFE~Y COUNCIL ~HIP $1oo0 per employee. The City Mamager~s report recemmemdimg membership in the Orange Coumty Safety Ceumcil was cemsidere~, at a cost of A metiem by Coumcil~ Griset, secemde~ by Coumcilms~ Breeks~ te Jeim the Oraage Ceumty Safety Ceuacil was adopted em roll call vote: AYES: NOES: ABSENT Brooks, Carlsem, Griset, Thurmam, McMichael Nerrin, Markel GRAND AVENUE CNANNELIZATION Cemsideratiea of cha~elizatiem ef Gramd Avemue at Washimgtem amd at Fruit Street amd removal ef parkimg was cemtimued to the next meetimg, em,. metiea of Ceumcilmam Brooks, secomded by Councilma~ Nerrim smd carried. PUBLIC DOCW~E~TS D~ff Helsimg, attoraey represemting F~'eedeea New~papers~ Imc~ ami The Re~ister, pre~e~te~ a letter asking the City Ceumcll to set a policy em the release ef public ~ec~memts~ a~i offered te work with the City Attermey in the Drepara~iea. It was moved by Ceu~cilmam Thurmam~ secom~ded by Ceumcilma~ Herrl~ to order the letter filed saxd refer te the City At~ermey for recemmemdatiem. A himter~ of a recemt instaace ef privileged c~amunicatiem betweem the Attermey amd the Clerk of the Ceumcil regarding Sch~ol Beard member's qualificatiem was give~ by the City Atter~eyo The City Mamager cemmemted em policy being flellewed which he felt was withim the State law, amd the metiom te order the l~¥~ter filed amd refer te Attormey was adepted o CITY COUNCIL 290 September 18, 1967 RECESS At 5:3~ PoMe, the aeetiag was reces~e~ te ?~30 ?oMo~ mt whiuh t~e it ~ recelyene~ wt~h all Co~ct~el preselt o by the Revere~ Robe~ ~all, ~iscopal Ch~ch of the ~si~. EL SALVADOR MAYORS Mayer McNichael iltre~uced the five M~yers fre~ E1 Salvador who were visitimg ia Santa Ama for a few days ~uriag a tour of the Uaited States: Mmrtim Fraacisce ZALDIVAR~ M~yer ef Sam Miguel~ Framcisce ROSELL Melemdes, Mayer ef Samta Tecta; Eraeste PANAMA Melima, Mayor ef Samta Ama; Orlando INFA~TOZZI, Mayer ef Usulutam$ Ismael COT0 Me Jim, Mayor ef Zacatec®luca. Mayer Pamama, of Saata Ama, E1 Salva~er, expressed appreciatiea fer hospitality accorded the Mayers durimg their visit, aa~ extemded aa iavitatie~ te visit Saata Ama, E1 Salvader~ RESOL~TION OF · ~ , o~ Mayer McMlchael presemted a Reselutiem C0~ENDATION ~- of Oe~aemdatiem to W~ Do 0bart, Saata A~a~s represemtative em the B~ard of Trustees of Oramge Ceumty Mesquite Ahatemeat District, cem~e~i~g Nr~ 0bart for his twenty years cf dedicate~ service em the Bear~ AMEND° APPo 611 '~ '~ At the request of the applicamt~ with SMITH mo oppesitiem fre~ the au~iemce, the 0ity C~cil, on m~tio~ of O~ci~ Ee~, sec~e~ Dy C~ci~ C~lsem ~d c~ied~ cemt~ued te 0cteber 2~ the hear~g em ~em~ Applicatiem 611, file~ ~y R~ Cardem ~ith pr~e~i~ ~m~mt ef Sectie~l District ~p ~-5-10 te ~c~$~i~ ~epe~y em south- east cermer ef ~ist~l ~ 8th fr~ the C 5, R 1~ ~ R 2 Districts te the C 2 Dimtrict ~ APPEAL 195 - VoAo 67-73 Eeariag was epemeA om aa appeal file~ WHITE by Co Bill White, from the Plammimg Ce~aissiem~s demial of Variaace 67~7B te ceastruct building for retail sales ef amti~ues im fremt yard ia P District at ~18 W~ Secemd (cemtiaued from September 5th ~eetiag at request ef applicator) o The applicator explalaed the meighberhe~l is 4eterioratimg amd met use~ for single family a~ that the ~mildimg weul~ be small° ]~o e~e speke ia eppesitiemo The hearimg was close~ a~ the Plaa~img Director reviewed the plauuimg Co.missies actiomo It was moved by Ceumcilmam Brooks, seconded by ~:eumcilmsm Griset amd carried, to upheld the action of the Pla~aimg Ce~missiem amd iastr~ct the City At~ermey te prepare a reselutiem deayiag Variaace 67~7B~ TAXICAB CERTIFICATE At the red,est ef the applicaa~, the heariag em~ ~pplicatiea filed by George Rrazer~ ~ba Blue & White Cab Cempamy, te operate vehicles for hire ia Samta Ama~ was cem$iaued te the mext Ceumcil nesting, ~m netiem of Ceumcilmam Herri~ secom~.~ by Ce~acilmam Markel carried, after filing Memeramdam im eppesiti~a :reperte~ by Clerk ef the CoUncil. CITY COUNCIL 291 September 18, 1967 APPEAL 194 - VA 67-63 At the September 5th Council meeting, the EARCHER hearing was closed on Appeal 194, filed by Carl Karcher Enterprises, Inco from the Planning C~amis$ion~s denial of Variamce 67m63 to construct restauramt in R 1 District at the southwest corner of 17th and Linwoodo The mat~er was continued to give Mr. Karcher an opportunity to submit different exterior an~ interior desig~So Mr. Karcher presented plot plan and artist rendering showing new design of the building and explained that the building would now face 17th Street~ would have one additional parking stall, making 23 parking stalls, and the interior would have 12 tables, seating 54. Mayor NcMichael spoke in opposition on the basis of lmcompatibility with neighborhood and lack of 2 lots suggested by planning Ccmmuission stu~lyo Don Christeson stated there was no har~lship, as required by the Municipal Co~e, and there are 1~2 uses for the property, all of which fall within C ~ zoning. Declared out of or,er, it was moved by Councilman Griset to reopen the hearimg but there was no second. It was moved by Councilman Carlson, seco~ed by Couacilmam Nerriu, to overrule the action of the Planning Commission and instruct the City Attorney to prepare a resolution granting Variance 67-63 subject to conditions in Staff Comments dated 8/14/67. Om roll call vote: AYES NOES A~SE~T Eerrim, Erooks~ Carlson, Griset, Narkel Thurman, McMichael None TEI~ATlU;E TRACT 64~8 Tentative Tract 64~8 (continued from September VAN PATTEN 5th meeting), filedby Ardean Van Patten, creating six lots east of Newhope and south of NcFadden, was approved subject to conditions in Planning Director's repor~ dated August 22, 1967~ on motic~ of Councilma~ Eerrin, seconded by Councilman Carlso~ and carried° PARCEL MAP 527 Parcel Map 527, filed by Horace R~ Eearn, ltEARN creating two parcels north of McFadden~ west of Newhope at easterly end of Acapulco Avenue, was approved subject to conditions in Planning Director's report dated Sepember ll, 1967, on motion of Councilmam Thurman, seconded by Councilman Brooks and carrie~ PARCEL MAP 528 Parcel Map ~28~ filed by John W~ Rohrs, ROHRS creating two parcels on northeast corner of East 17th and Santiago~ was approved subject to conditions in PlanningDirector~s report dated September 11, 1967, and alley requirement waived, on motion of Councilman Nerrin~ seconded by C~ancilman Carlson and carried~ GARDEN GROVE A letter from Garden Grove Sanitary District SANITA~f DISTRICT requesting the E~iueering and Planuing Departments~ cooperation with the Garden Grove Sanitary District in preparing a report on future needs for additional sanitary sewers was presented~ The Manager stated the district~ould be given all cooperation, but he wanted Council concurrence that the staff would present also the understanding that Santa Aha already has a master plan of sewers for the area within Santa Aha, and that Santa Ana contiuues it~ position that the best answer is not further development of sewers by the district, bu~ aban~lonment of the district within Santa Ana o CITY CUJNCIL 292 September 18, 1967 Councilman Markel moved approval of all cooperati~a they need. A motion by Colmcilman ~rooks, seconded by Co,macilman Thmrm*m to amend to include the two stat-ments by the Manager was a~opted. The main motion as amende&, seconded by Councilman Oriset, was uaanimomsly adopted~ FEDERAL TAX SEARING ~ ?, u ~ A letter was pr~esente~ from California PROGRAM State Assemblyman Bob Nonagan requesting aAol~iea of resolution ia suupor~ of Federal tax sharing (Assembly Joint Resolution 29)° The City Attorney was instructed to prepare a resolution giving support to AJR 29, on motion of Oomnc~lm~n Brooks, seco~ed by Councilman Herrin a~d carried, with Councilman Thurman voting Ct ~9i SOLIC 1TATION APPLICATIONS applications Om motion of Co~cilma~ Thurmam~ seconded by Councilman HerrLu am~ carried, Council approveA the following solicitation (a) Mater Del Nigh School, a~nual sale of chocolate bars, October 4-1~o (b) Saata Ana-T~Astin Ccmmaunity Chest~ soliciting funcls~ October and November, 1967o REIMBURSemEnTS following: ~ motion of Co~cilmmm Herrin, secom~led by Councilman Griset amd carrie~, Council granted authorization to reimburse the R. Do Mitzel, $276o~0 for improvements co~tructed on west side of Fairview, s~ath of Westminster Ave o im exchange for dedication of ulttmate street right of ways Santiago Development Co., $36,822°00 for improvements constructed on west side of Main S~reot between SunfloWer and. Talhert, south side of Talhert, from Main St ~ to 800 feet west of Main~ and north side of Su~flewer Between Maim St ~ and Timber Sro i~ exchange for dedication of mlt~mate street right of way. DISC~SION ITE~ ORANGE CO~f A~RT Coumcilma~ M~rkel stated that there se~ t~ be a movement to make County Airpor~ much larger; that if applications now pen~ing for Western Airlines a~d ~nite~ Airlines are approved, the airport will be throw~ open to all cross-country or inter- national air traffic, and woul~ he unfair to residents in the area. Council= man Markel moved that Council sem~ a letter to the Board of Supervisors urging denial of applications of Western Airliaes and United Airlines to land at' Ora-ge County Airport, which motion was, lost for lack of a second~ FREEWAY FROBL~4S Speaking of the airport crossing the highway and South Main access, Councilman Markel expressed regret that the Council's recent interest had not occurred at the time of the original protests ~ the South Main Improvament Association. Nayor McMichael reported that the Freeway Committee he appointed at the request of the Council will soon be rea4y to report on the sign problem am~ the cummittee CITY C0~NOIL 29B September 18, 1967 will then start working on the South Maim access situation° Councilman Brooks suggested changing Main Street to MacArthur might help. ~P~ BAY LAND EXCBANGE Council discussed the exchange of laud in the Upper Bay by the Board of Super- visors and The Irvine Company~ with Councilman Markel requesting the C~Ancil to ask the Board of Supervisors not to consider this exchange of lando Councilman Markel noted the matter is to be acted upon by the Y~nd Ce~missi~n in Los Angeles on September 26tho CouncJ lmau Herrin and Councilman Brooks supported Councilman Narkel and requested the Clerk to contact the League of Cities~ Harbor Comaittee to obtain information. PARTON STREET CLOSII~G Co~ucilman Markel reported that on the closed portion of Par~on Street~ 'the school now has three large trailers as classrooms, with temporary utility poles, and objecte~ on the basis the Council actic~ to close the street was for safe crossing of students. The City Attorney suggested that if it is the view of Council that the school district has overreached or assumed more thau they should, the situation could be corrected by direction of the Director of Public Works that the trailers be move~o Noting that he and Councilman Markel had opposed the action to close the street~ Mayor McMichael state~ it was taken by ~ majority of Council and is a closed issue u~less the City Attormey sees Jeopardy to ownership of the street. Cozmaenting that the Council was told the closure was needed to protect children crossing the street, J~uice B~er read a school paper article saying the trailers were permanently located on Parton Street, and requested Council open the street o A three minute recess was declared at 9~15 PoM~ The Council reconveyed at 9:20 PoM. with all Councilmen present~ Councilman Markel remarked that the Fire Chief had been opposed to the closing. CounciLm~uBrooks suggested the proposed use of the structures be clarified and the Council should be informed prior to placing anything in the street. On motic~ of Councilman Thurman, seccaded by Councilman Carlson and carried, the matter was submitte~ to staff for study a~d report in thirty ~ays~ CROSSWALK Asked by Councilman Markel if pedestrian crossing in Wilshire area for Glen Martin School could be changed to a school cros~ sing, the City Manager explained that state law prevents it because of the distance fro~ school. BILLIABD AND POOL OPERATION Speaking of propose~ use of building at Main an8 Wilshire for fa~i~ pool and billiard center~ Councilman. Markel asked Council to consider deleting from Municipal Co~le 'the requirement that a use permit must be obtained. The matter was discussed at length but no action taken. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before the City Council, the meeting was adjourned at 9:3~ PoMo on motion of Council~ man Herrin~ seconded by Councilman Griset and carried. Clerk of the Council ClTY COUNCIL September 18, 1967