HomeMy WebLinkAbout05-21-1979MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA
May 21, 1979
The meeting was called to order by Mayor James E. Ward at 2:02 p.m. in the City
Council Chambers, 22 Civic Center Plaza. Council members present were Gordon
Bricken, Daniel E. Griset, R.W. Luxembourger, J. Ogden Markel, James E. Ward,
and Marry K. Yamamoto. Councilman A1 Serrato arrived at 2:12 p.m. Also present
were City Manager/Acting Clerk of the Council B.J. Thompson; City Attorney Keith
Gow; members of the staff and press.
PLEDGE OF /tLLEGIANCE
INVOCATION
Following the Pledge of Allegiance,
the Invocation was given by Councilman
Bricken.
RECESS - REGULAR MEETING
OF THE CC~ITY
REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
members present.
DISSENTING VOTES
and Item 10 by Mayor Ward. NO votes were
Yamamoto on Items 4B and 4C.
At 2:04 p.m. Council recessed to convene
the regular meeting of the Oonmmmity
Redevelopment Agency. At 3:40 p.m.
the Council reconvened with all Council
Item 1 was removed from the Consent
Calendar by Yamamoto; Items 3D and 5F
by Bricken; Items 4D, 12F and 17 by
Serrato; Items 12C and 12G by Markel;
registered by Bricken on 4A; and
CONSENT CALENDAR
STAFF RECflvNENDAT IONS
APPROVED
MOTION was made by Bricken, seconded
by Yamamoto, to approve the staff
recommendations on the following
Consent Calendar items:
AYES: BRICKEN, GRISET, LUXt~MBOURGER, MARKBL, SERRATO, WARD, YAMAMOTO
NOES: NONE
BID CALLS
Approved plans and specifications, and
authorized advertisement for bids on
the following:
PROJECT 8156 - Installation of Left-Turn Signals at Harbor/
Segerstrom & Fifth/Fairview.
SPEC 79-015 - Quadrant "B" Tree Trimming.
CA 89
BID AWARDS
Awarded the following on the basis
of lowest responsible and responsive
bidder:
PROJECt 7055 and PROJECT 7229 - Handball Court Lighting at Rosita
and Campesino Parks; awarded to Pacific Recreational Lighting and
Maintenance, Gardena, in the total amount of $17,475.00.
PROd-EOT 7238 - Santa Anita and Jackson Parks; and PROJECT 6148 -
Flower Street Park; awarded to Dewco Company, Redondo Beach, for
construction of security lighting in the total amount of
$29,661.oo.
SPEC 79-010 - Playground equipment for Center, Edna, E1 Salvador
and Grant Parks; awarded Items Al, A3 and A4 to Quality Industries,
Inc., West Covina,. in the total amount of $12,388.65; Item A2 to
Gametime, Inc., Irvine, in the amount of $2,357.44; Item Bi t6 K B V
Enterprise~, San Pedro, in the amount of $14,597.52; and Items B2 and
B3 to Creative Recreational Systems, Inc., Sacramento, in the total
amount of $6,995.48. CA 89
CITY COUNCIL MINLrrES 161 MAY 21, 1979
CONSENT CALENDAR STAFF RECC~I~ENDATIONS APPROVED - Continued
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE
LICENSE APPLICATIONS
Received and filed the staff report
of the following:
QUINN, Thomas & Margaret, 2431 N. Tustin - Original ~ype "41" -
On-sale Beer & Wine - Public Eating. Place. Bricken registered
a NO vote. (Agenda Item 4A)
STEELE, Marvin & Marijo, 2701 W. First Street - Person-to-person
transfer - ~rpe "42" - On-sale Beer & Wine - Public Premises.
Yamamoto registered a NO vote. (Agenda Item 4B)
LITTLEFIELD, David & Patricia, 1630 S. Standard - Person-to-
person transfer - Type "42" - On-sale Beer & Wine -. Public
Premises. Yamamoto registered a NO vote. (Agenda Item 4C)
CA 146
VARIANCES AND
CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS
Approved and filed Negative Declarations
and Planning Comnission Findings of
Fact on the following:
NEGATIVE DECLARATION & VA 79-10 - Filed by Terence and June Neptune
to allow weddings, receptions and luncheons to be held in other
than an enclosed building at 1725 College Avenue in the C2 District.
APPROVED.
NEGATIVE DECLARATION & VA 79-11 - Filed by Alipio and Erocilda Kunpel
to allow storage of motor vehicles at 1840 South Standard Avenue in
the C1 District. APPROVED.
NEGATIVE DECLARATION & VA 79-15 - Filed by Richard Maltie and Gussie
Nelson to allow auto detailing and storage of cars at 1730 South
Standard Avenue in the C1 District. APPROVED.
CA 13
NEGATIVE DECLARATION & CLIP 79-3 - Piled by Foster and Kleiser Co.
to construct an off-premise bulletin sign at 2677 N. Main Street
in the C2 District. DENIED.
NEGATIVE DECLARATION & CUP 78-34 - Filed by Jerry DeWayne Austin to
convert a single-family residenc~ into a preschool and day care
center for a maximum of 30 children at 1202 South Hickory Street in
the Ri District. DENIED.
CA 13.1
DEEDS NO CASH
GRANTOR CITY
Authorized execution of the following
deeds by Mayor and Clerk:
O.A. & DOROTHY MATKIN - North of Edinger, west of Trotter; to
extinguish S.A.V.I. (Santa Ana Valley Irrigation) easement.
SADDLEBACK INN, SANTA ANA, INC. - North side of First, west of
Mabury; for vehicular access rights. CA 155
DEEDS WITH CASH
GRANTOR CITY
Approved the following deed and
authorized Mayor to sign all
necessary doctmmnts in connection
with the sale:
JOSE M. & RUFINA CHAVEZ - P.E.R.R. (Pacific Electric Railroad) Bike
Trail, east side of Maple, north of McFadden. CA 155
TENTATIVE PARCEL Approved and filed the Negative
MAPS Declarations, approved the maps subject
to conditions contained in Planning
Director's reports, and waived alley requirements on the following:
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 162 MAY 21, 1979
CONSENT CALENDAR STAFF RECO~ATIONS APPROV~I) - Continued
TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP #79-882 - Filed on March 13, 1979, by Alban
Holtz, creating two R2parcels; both proposed parcels to be used
for existing comnercial uses; generally located at the southeast
corner of Washington Place and Grand Avenue.
TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP #79-885 - Filed on March 29, 1979, by
Ruby Dickey, creating four C2 parcels; all proposed parcels to
be used for commercial purposes; generally located on the southeast
corner of Westminster Avenue and Newhope Street. CA 25
FINAL PY~RCEL MAP
FINAL TP~CT MAP
Approved the following maps and accepted
the dedications thereon:
FINAL PARCEL MAP 1096 - North side of Fifth Street, west of Rosita
Street; 3 lots. CA 25.2
FINAL TRACT MAP 10158 - North side of Stevens Avenue, east of Bristol
Street; 1 lot. CA 24
Approved the following agreements and
authorized their execution by the
Mayor and Clerk:
MODIFICATION OF AGRE~MENT TO PROVIDE & OPERATE PARAMEDIC UNITS -
Between City and Santa Ana Tustin Comunity Hospital, amending
Paragraph I-F of the original agreement to provide for drivers
of paramedic units. A-79-57
MAINTENANCE SERVICE FOR COMPUTER EQUIPMENT - POLICE C~ &
CONTROL - Between City and Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC)
for annual renewal of maintenance service agreement from June 17,
1979, through June 16, 1980. A-79-58
ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR DESIGN OF EDINGERAVENUE FRC~ SANTA ANA
RI~ER TO FAIRVIEW STREET - Between City and J.P. Kapp & Associates
for design of widening of south side of Edinger from Santa Ana River
to Fairview Street. A-79-60
ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR DESIGN OF U-2, U-3 & U-5 STORM DRAINS IN
EDINGER, GRAND AND WARNER AVENUES - Between City and Berryman and
Stephenson, Inc., for design of U-3, U-S and completion of U-2
storm drains in Edinger Avenue, Grand Avenue and Warner Avenue.
A-79-61
LIABILITY CLAIMS
Referred to administration claims
received from May 2 toM ay 15,
1979. CA 65.7B
COUNCIL REFERRAL
SU~Y
Received a~ filed status report of
matters referred to staff by Council;
deleted items as recommended.
CA 80.2
PROCLAMATIONS
Received and filed report of Proc-
lamations issued by the Mayor from
May 2 to May 15, 1979.
CA 46
MINUTES
Councilman Yamamoto referred to page
149 of the May 7 minutes, stating he
had intended a motion in favor of the
waiver of fee for use of the showmobile
CITY CCUNCIL MINUTES 163 MAY 21, 1979
by Kiwanis Club during the week of April 9 to April 13, 1979. Yamamoto further
stated he did not feel Kiwanis should be charged for providing religious services
during that week for benefit of the public, and that he wished to go on record
as voting NO on the denial of the Kiwanis Club request.
MOTION was made by Bricken, seconded by Griset, to approve the minutes of the
May 7, 1979 meeting. (Agenda Item 1)
AYES: BRICKEN, GRISET, LUXt~qBOURGER, MARKI~L, SERRATO, WARD, YAMAMOTO
NOES: NONE
BID AWARD - SPEC 78-036 Following the Equipment Maintenance
3/4 TON TRUCK Superin~endent's assertion that a
APPROVED heavy duty truck is required for the
City's water valve maintenance
program, MOTION was made by Bricken, seconded by Market, to award the following
on the basis of lowest responsible and responsive bidder:
SPEC 78-036 - One 3/4-Ton Pickup Truck for Public Works Department
(replacement); awarded to Beach City Chevrolet, Long Beach, in the amount
of $10,589.40. (Agenda Item 3D)
AYES: BRICKEN, GRISET, LUXEMBOURGER, MARKEL, SERRATO, WARD, YAMAMOTO
NOES: NONE CA 89
ABC LICENSE APPLICATION
2413 S. FAIRVIEW
REPORT - RECEIVED & FILED
staff report on the following:
After discussion of staff's recom-
mendation to protest the application,
MOTION was made by Griset, secoD~ed
by Serrato, to receive and file
DAVIS, Ronald & Carol; TROPP, Bernard & Margaret, 2413 S. Fairview #R -
Original - Type "41" - On-sale Beer & Wine - PROTEST - Minor Exception
Required. (Agenda Item 4D)
AYES: BRICKBN, GRISET, L~OURGER, MARKEL, SERRATO, WARD, YAMAMOTO
NOES: NONE CA 146.1
MINOR EXCEPTION 79-11
2143 S. FAIRVIEW
SET FOR HEARING - JUNE 4
MOTION was made by Bricken, seconded
by Yamamoto, to set the following for
public hearing on June 4, 1979:
NOTICE OF EXtlqPTION & EX 79-11 - Filed by Park Pantry Restaurant to allow
on-sale beer and wine in a proposed restaurant within a shopping center
which is located within 300 feet of residences at 2143 S. Fairviow Street
in the-C4 District. APPROVED. (Agenda Item 5F)
AYES: BRICKEN, GRISET, LU~OURGER, MARKEL, SERRATO, WARD, YAMAMOTO
NOES: NONE CA 13.2
CHANGE ORDER - PROJECT 1397
RECONSTRUCTION - MAIN STREEt
APPROVED
the following Change Order:
After clarification of the necessity
for the change order by the Director
of Public Works, MOTION was made by
Bricken, seconded by Serrato, to approve
PROJECT 1397 - Reconstruct West Side of Main Street, MacArthur Boulevard
to SPRR, and Construct East Side of Main Street from 342' to 171' South
of Alton Avenue; Change Order No. 1 increasing in the amount of $4,084.56.
(Agenda Item 10)
AYES: BRICKEN, GRISET, LUX~MBOURGER, MARKEL, SERRATO, WARD, YAMAMOTO
NOES: NONE CA 89
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 164 MAY 21, 1979
ADMINISTRATION - AHFP 877
BUFFALO ON-RAMP
AGREEMENT - APPROVED
of the Buffalo On-Ramp between Main Street
Item 12C)
~DTION was made by Bricken, seconded
by Serrate, to approve the Adminis-
tration Agreement between City and
County of Orange for construction
~nd the Santa Ana Freeway. (Agenda
AYES: BRICKEN, GRISET, L~OURGBR, SERRATO, WARD, YAMAMOTO
NOES: MARKEL
A-79-59
SPANISH TRANSLATION Following a presentation by Analia
SERVICES AGREt~ENT Riggle, 6211 Cheyenne Drive, West-
APPROVED minster, on the advantages to the
City of having proficient transla-
tion of oral and written conmmmications, MOTION was made by Bricken, seconded
by Griset, to approve the agreement for Spanish translation services between
City and Analia S. Riggle and to authorize its execution by Mayor and Clerk,
with the condition that her current leave of absense from City employment be
terminated. (Agenda Item 12F~
AYES: BRICKEN, GRISET, LUXIB~BOURGER, MARKEL, SERRATe, WARD
NOES: YAMAMOTO
A-79-62
MARKS-FORAN BOND ISSUE MOTION was made by Bricken, seconded
PAINE-WEBBER-JACKSON-CURTIS by Griset, to approve the agreement
AGRBt~NT - APPROVED for services between City and Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Inc., to
assist in programming, writing and sale of Marks-Foran bond issue, and to
authorize its execution by Mayor and Clerk. (Agenda Item 12G)
AYES: BRICKEN, GRISET, L~OURGBR, SERRATO, WARD
NOES: MARKEL, YAMAMOTO
A-79-63
COUNCIL APPOINTMENTS Councilman Serrate requested that
& MEETINGS CALENDAR his name be added to those who
RECEIVED & FILED attended Giuliano's grand opening
on May 9, 1979, and MOTIONwas
made by Bricken, seconded by Yamamoto to receive and file the City Council
Meetings and Appointments schedule. (Agenda Item 17)
AYES: BRICKEN, GRISET, LUXEMBOURGER, MARKEL, SERRATO, WARD, YAMAMOTO
NOES: NONE CA 80.18
ORDINANCE NO. NS-1485
POSSESSION OF FIREA~ BY MINORS
FIRST READING & PUBLISH TITLE
MOTION was made by Bricken, seconded
by Ward, to place the following
ordinance on first reading and
authorize publication of title:
ORDINANCE NO. NS-1485 - AN ORDINANCE OF THB CITY OF SANTA ANAADDING
SECTION 10-176 TO THE SANTA ANA~LrNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO THE POSSES-
SION OF FIREA~ AND AM~UNITION BY A MINOR AND FURNISHING FIREARMS OR
A~MUNITIONTO A MINOR.
AYES: BRICKEN, GRISET, L~OURCER, MARKEL, SERRATO,~WARD, YAM3%~TO
NOES: NONE CA 47
ORDINANCE NO. NS-1486 - A.A. #807
WARNER AVENUE
SECOND READING - ADOPTED
MOTION was made by Bricken, seconded
by Ward, to place the following
ordinance on second reading and
adopt:
ORDINANCE NO. NS-1486 - AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANAAPPROVING
AMENO~APPLICATIONNO. 807 TO REZONE PROPERTY LOCATED ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF WARNER AVENUE, BETWEEN BRISTOL STREET AND PACIFIC AVENUE FRC~4
THE C2 (GENERAL CON~CIAL) AND C4 (PLANNED SHOPPING CENTER) DISTRICTS
TO THE R4 (SUBURBAN APARTMBNT) DISTRICT AND AMENDING SECTIONAL MAP NO.
26-5-10.
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 165 MAY 21, 1979
AYES: BRICKEN, GRISET, LUXI~OURGER, MARKBL, SERRATe, WARD, YAMAMOTO
NOES: NONE CA 10
ORDINANCE NO. NS-1487 - A.A. #812
FIRST STREET BETWEEN MC CLAY & LYON
SECOND READING - ADOPTED
MOTION was made by Bricken,
seconded by Luxembourger, to
place on second reading and
adopt the following ordinance:
ORDINANCE NO. NS-1487 - AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANA APPROVING
A~ APPLICATION NO. 812 TO REZONE PRDPERTY LOCATED ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF FIRST STREET BETWEEN MC CLAY AND LYON STREETS~ FROM THE C2
(GENERAL CO~v~RCIAL) AND RI (SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL) DISTRICTS TO
THE C5 (ARTERIAL COmmeRCIAL) DISTRICTS AND A~NDING SECTIONAL MAP NO.
17-5-9.
AYES: BRICKEN, GRISET, LU~OURGER, MARKEL, St~O~RATO, WARD, YAMAMOTO
NOES: NONE CA 10
ORDINANCE NO. NS-1488
ESTABLISHING SPEED LIMITS
FIRST READING & PUBLISH TITLE
publication of title:
MOTION was made by Bricken,
seconded by Serrate, to place
the following ordinance on
first reading and authorize
ORDINANCE NO. NS-1488 - AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANAAMENDING
(]~APTER 36, DIVISION 2 ARTICLES VII AND VII-A, OF ~THE SANTA ANAMUNICI-
PAL CODE TO ESTABLISH INCREASED AND DECREASED PRIMA FACIE SPEED LIMITS
UPON CERTAIN STR~TSAND PORTIONS OF STREETS IN THE CITY OF SANTA ANA.
CA18.2
The foregoing MOTION WAS AMENDED by Griset, seconded by Yamamoto, to revise
Page 3, Section 36-245, Main Street between Edinger Avenue and Goetz Avenue,
keeping the speed limit at 30 miles per hour. Both MOTIONS carried unanimously:
AYES: BRICK~N, GRISET, LUX~MBOURGER, MARKEL, SERRATO, WARD, YAMAMOTO
NOES: NONE
RESOLUTION NO. 79-72 - APPEAL #403
VA 79-13 - 1612-1616 E. PALM
ADOPTED
MOTION was made by Bricken, ~
seconded by Ward, to adopt the
following resolution implement-
ing Council action on May 7, 1979:
RESOLUTION NO. 79-72 - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
SANTA ANA AFFIRMING THE DECISION OF THE PLANNING CO~ISSION DENYING
VARIANCE APPLICATION NO. 79-13 AND DENYING APPEAL NO. 403.
AYES: BRICKEN, GRISET, LUXtB~BOURGER, MARKEL, SBRRATO, WARD, YAMAMDTO
NOES: NONE CA 13.3
RESOLUTION NO. 79-73 - REINSTATING
CLERK TO BASIC COMPENSATION PLAN
ADOPTED
MOTION was made by Bricken,
seconded by Serrate, to adopt
the following resolution:
RESOLUTION NO. 79-73 ~ A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
SANTA ANA AMENDING SALARY RESOLUTION NO. 58-281 BY REINSTATING THE CLASS
TITLE OF CLERK OF THE COUNCIL TO THE CITY'S BASIC COMPENSATION PLAN AND
REPEALING RESOLUTION NO. 78-144.
AYES:
NOES:
BRICKEN, GRISET, LUXIB~BOURGER, MARKEL, SERRATe, WARD, YAMAMOTO
NONE CA 50
CA 75
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 166 MAY 21, 1979
RESOLUTION NO. 79-74
BUFFALO ON-RAMP - AHFP 877
ADOPTED
MOTION was made by Bricken,
seconded by Luxembourger, to
adopt the following resolution:
RESOLUTION NO. 79-74 - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF SANTA ANA REQUESTING AN EXTENSION OF TIME ON AHFP PROJECT NO. 877.
AYES: BRICKEN, GRISET, LUXt~BOURGER, SERRATO, WARD,~ YAMAMOTO
NOES: MARKEL
RESOLUTION NO. 79-75 - AHFP 864
17TH BETWEEN KING & COLLEGE
ADOPTED
MOTION was made by Bricken,
seconded byWard, to adopt
the following resolution:
RESOLUTION NO. 79-75 - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF TH~ CITY
OF SANrAANAREQUESTING AN EXTENSIONOF TIME ANDADDITIONAL FUNDING
FR(IMTHE ORANGE COUNTY ARTERIAL HlfiI~WAY FINANCING PROGRAM FORAHFP
PBOJECT NO. 864.
AYES: BRICKEN, GRISET, L~URGER, MARKEL, SERRATO, WARD, YAMAMOTO
NOES: NONE CA 29.4A
RESOLUTIONNO. 79-76
OPPOSING AB 1343 - USE OF POLICE
RESERVES - ADOPTED
MOTION was mmde by Serrato,
seconded by Luxembourger, to
adopt the following resolution:
RESOLUrlONNO. 79-76 - ARB SOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF SANTA ANA OPPOSING PASSAGE OF ASSI{~BLY BILL 1343.
AYES: BRICKEN, GRISET, LUXt~IBOURGER, MARKEL, SBRRATO, WARD, YAMAMOTO
NOES: NONE CA 57
Councilman Markel was joined by other Council members in urging staff to
transmit copies of Resolution No. 79-76 to the State Assembly as soon as
possible.
RESOLUTION NO. 79-77 - AGRESMENT
MARKS-FORANREHABILITATION PROGRAM
ADOPTED
MOTION was made by Serrato,
seconded by Bricken, to adopt
the following resolution:
RESOLUTION NO. 79-77 - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF SANTA ANA AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AN AGREt~qENT FOR SERVICES OF
AN INVESTMF~ BANKER IN CONNECTION WITH THE CITY'S PROPOSED
MARKS-FORAN REHABILITATION PROGRAM.
AYES: BRICKEN, GRISET, LUXEMBOURGER, MARKEL, SERRATO, WARD, YAMANDTO
NOES: NONE A-79-63
RESOLUTION NO. 79-79 - TRACT 10038 MOTION was made by Bricken,
WEST SIDE OF KING, SOUTH OF 17TH seconded by Ward, to adopt
ADOPTED the following resolution,
extending for six months the
expiration date of the tentative tract map:
RESOLUTION NO. 79-79 - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF SANTA ANA EXTENDING THE TIME AT WHIrl TENTATIVE TRACT MAP NO.
10038 SHALL EXPIRE.
AYES: BRICKEN, GRISET, LU~URG~, MARKEL, WARD
NOES: SERRATO, YAMAMOTO
CA 24
RESOLUTION NO. 79-80 - TRACT 10060 MOTION was made by Bricken,
EAST SIDE OF SPURGEON, SOUTH OF 9TH seconded byWard, to adopt
ADOPTED the follawing resolution,
extending for six months the
expiration date of the tentative tract map:
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 167 MAY 21, 1979
RESOLUTION NO. 79-80 - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF SANTA ANA EXTENDING THE TIME AT WHICI~ TENTATIVE TRACT MAP NO.
10060 SHALL EXPIRE.
AYES: BRICKEN, GRISET, LUXEMBOURGER, MARKEL, WARD
NOES: S~RRATO, YAMAMOTO
CA 24
RESOLUTION NO. 79-81 ~ TRACT 10220 MOTION was made by Bricken,
SEGERSTROM BETWEEN GREENVILLE & seconded by Ward, to adopt
FAIRVIEW - ADOFTED the following resolution,
extending for six months the
expiration date of the tentative tract map:
RESOLUTION NO. 79-81 - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF SANTA 71NA EXTENDING THE TIME AT WHICH TENTATIVE TRACT MAP NO.
10220 SHALL EXPIRE.
AYES:
NOES: SERRATO, YAMA~DTO
LETTER FROM CITY OF YORBA
LINDA - TITLE XX FUNDS
REFERRED TO STAFF
BRICKEN, GRISET, LUXt~URGER, MARKEL, WARD
~DTION was made by Bricken,
seconded by Luxembourger, to
refer to staff the written
request from the City of
Yorba Linda dated April 16, 1979, for support of State Legislature review
of formula for distribution of Federal Title XX Funds to provide funding
for the County Human Services Agency.
CA 24
AYES: BRICKEN, GRISET, LIJYdRXlBCURGER, MARK]~L, SERRATO, WARD, YAMAMOTO
NOES: NONE CA 57
SCAGMMqBERSHIP REINSTATEMENT MOTION byMarkel to formally
APPROVED withdraw from the Southern
~[I]q~PROPOSAL - REFEJtRED TO STAFF California Association of
Governments by resolutio~
was not seconded. MOTION was made by Yamamoto, seconded by Bricken, to
seek reinstatement in SCAG by authorizing staff to pay membership dues
in the amount of $2,016 for fiscal year 1979-80.
AYES: BRICKEN, GRISET, LUXEMBOURGER, WARD, YAMAMOTO
NOES: MARKBL, SERRATO
CA141
MOTION was made by Bricken, seconded by Serrato, to develop a plan for a
sub-regional areawide clearinghouse by directing staff to research, coordin-
ate, and draft a proposal for a mini-COG (Council of Governments).
AYES: BRICKEN, GRISET, LUXEMBOURGER, MARKEL, SERRATO, WARD, YAMA~DTO
NOES: NONE CA 141.1
REVISED COUNCIL POLICY MOTION was made by Bricken,
BOARD & CCIq~ISSIONAPPOI~S seconded by Serrato, to aoDrove
APPROVED the Subcommittee's
proposed procedure for imple-
menting a system of board and commission appointments based on ward
affiliation, contained in the report dated May 7, 1979, prepared by
Executive Assistant Ann Marie Gallant.
AYES: BRICKEN, GRISET, LUX~R, MARKEL, SERRATO, WARD, YAMAMOTO
NOES: NONE CA 80.9
LAY-OFF POLICIES &
PROCEDUP. ES REPORT
REFERRED BACK TO STAFF
MOTION was made by Bricken,
seconded by Ward, to refer back
to staff the report dated April 17,
1979, prepared by the Personnel
Director on behalf of the Personnel Board, entitled "Layoff Policies and
Procedures", and requested that the report be amended to address employee
performance, as required by the amendment to Charter Section 1009 adopted on
June 6, 1978.
AYES: BRICKEN, GRISET, LU~OURGER, MMJLKEL, SERRATO, WARD, YAMAMOTO
NOES: NONE CA 50
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 168 MAy,21~ 1979
FIRE DEPARTMENT - APPROPRIATION MOTION was made by Bricken,
ADJUSTMENTS #201 & 202 seconded by Serrato, to approve
APPROVED Appropriation Adjustments
#201, transferring $15,000
from Paramedic Account to Fire Prevention and Suppression Account; and
#202, transferring $8,500 from Fire Safety Salary to Fire Administration
Salary Account.
AYES: BRICKEN, GRISET, SERRATO, WARD, YAMAMOTO
NOES: LUX]B~OURGER, MARK~L
CA 65.3
1979 SL~ YOUTH EFPLOYMBNT PROGRAM MOTION was made by Bricken,
AGREEMENTS & APPROPRIATION ADJ. #189 seconded by Yamamoto, to approve
APPROVED and authorize the Mayor and
Clerk to execute the agreement
between City and Orange County Manpower Con~nission for $660,640 CETA Title
IV funds to serve approximately 800 Santa Arm youth with Summer Youth
Employment Program; and to approve and authorize Mayor and Clerk to exe-
cute sub-contracts as follows:
CETA Title IV, between City and Roofers Union Local #220 to
provide training and instruction for 20 City youths, in the
amount of $25,000;
CETA Title IV, between City and Orange County District Council
of Carpenters to provide supportive counseling services for 15
Santa Ana youths, in the amount of $5,000;
3)
CETA Title IV, between City and Santa Aha Unified School Dis-
trict to provide training and supportive services through
Regional Occupations Program, in the amount of $14,000;
4)
CETA Title IV, between City and Control Data Corporation for
lease of a PLATO Special Education Package to provide basic
math, English and language skills, to approximately 100 Santa
Aha youths, in the amount of $38,000; and
5) CETA Title IV, between City and County of Orange to serve Santa
Ana youth in County departments, in the amount of $75,000.
AYES: BRICKEN, GRISET, LUX~MBOURGBR, MAR/<~L, SERRATO, WARD, YAMAMOTO
NOES: NONE CA 140.3
MOTION was made by Bricken, seconded by Yamamoto, to approve Appropriation
Adjustment No. 189 transferring $534,325 from Anticipated Revenue to
CETA Title IV Sumner Youth Program.
AYES:
NOES:
BRICKI~, GRISET, LUX~OURGER, MARKEL, SERRATO, WARD, YAMAMOTO
NONE CA 65.3
AFI~RNOONAGENDA IT~4S MOTION was made by Bricken to
REQUESTS FOR HEARING BEFORE RECESS continue the remaining after-
noon agenda items to the even-
ing session of Council. The
motion was not seconded. The Mayor polled the Council for any objections
to the m~tion. There being none, the Mayor asked if anyone in the audience
wished to request items of special interest to be heard before recess.
Requests were made for hearing of the following three items, and granted
by the unanimous informal consent of Council.
PROPOSED MUNICIPAL REORGANIZATION Manny Sepulveda, 114 East St.
SET FOR STUDY SESSION MAY 29 Gertrude Place, requested that
Council allow sufficient time
for public review of any
impacts the proposed reorganization may have on services to the citizens
of Santa Ana.
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 169 MAY 21, 1979
The City Manager highlighted aspects of the proposal, which he stated endea-
vors to improve services to citizens at less cost by grouping like functions
moro effectively and eliminating administrative layering. He emphasized that
time is a key element for inclusion of the proposal in the preparation of
the preliminaty 1979-80 Budget.
Councilman Serrato requested that all Councilmen be provided with a copy of
the Arthur D. Little, Inc., Management Improvement Program report prepared
in 1975, for the purposes of review and comparison with the proposed reorgani-
zation plan.
MDTION was made by Bricken, seconded by Ward, to set the Municipal Reorgani-
zation Plan for study session on Tuesday, May 29, 1979, at 5:30 p.m. in -
Room 831 of the City Hall.
AYES:
NOES:
BRICKEN, GRISET, LUXI~BOURGER, MAP. KEL, SERRATO, WARD, YAMAMOTO
NONE CA~79i
BUS SHELTER Joseph A. Shuff, III, 1200 North
PROGRAM AGRE~MENTS Main Street, representing Ameri-
APPROVED dan Bus Shelter Company, re-
quested continuance of this item.
Rudy Montejano, 1600 North Broadway, stated that Convenience and Safety
Corporation was now willing to consider a six-month contract. Mr. Shuff
subsequently withdrew his request for continuance.
MOTION was made by Bricken, seconded by Griset, to approve an agreement
between City and American Bus Shelter Company for installation and mainten-
ance of an additional ten bus shelters; between City and Convenience and
Safety Corporation for the installation and maintenance of twenty bus
shelters; and between City and ~ko Shelter Ads for the installation and
maintenance of twenty bus shelters; with each agreement to be reevaluated
in six months for performance by contractor.
AYES:
NOES:
BRICKEN, GRISET, LUXt~URGER, ~[kRKEL, SERRATO, WARD, YAMAMOTO
NONE CA 84
Mayor Ward left the Council Chambers at 5:16 p.m. Vice Mayor Bricken assigned
the Chair.
CUP 78-3 - 1101 W. MAC ARTHUR James Caristi, 1001 West Mac
DENIAL OFREVOCATION PROCEEDINGS Arthur, requested Council
SET FOR HEARING JUNE 4 consideration of the Planning
Con~nission denial of revocation
proceedings for Conditional Use Permit 78-3, approved by Council on
April 17, 1978, to allow conversion of an existing apartment complex
at 1101 West MacArthur to condominiums in the R4 District. Mr. Caristi
stated that the original application did not correctly identify the legal
owner of the property.
MOTION was made by Griset, seconded by Serrato, to set the matter for public
hearing on June 4, 1979, to determine whether sufficient grounds exist for
consideration of revocation of CUP 78-3.
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
BRICKEN, GRISET, LUXENMO~GER, MARKEL, SERRA~, YAMAMOTO
~NE
WARD
CA 13.4
RECESS - EXECUTIVE SESSION The Vice Mayor declared a
RECESS - DINNER recess to Executive Session
RECONVENED for discussion of personnel
matters. Council reconvened
and immediately recessed at 5:30 p.m. to dinner at the Saddleback Inn
Black Star Room with members of the Conmunity Redevelopment Commission.
At 7:37 p.m. Council reconvened in the Council Chambers with Mayor Ward
absent.
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
170 MAY 21, 1979
INVOCATION
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Following the Pledge of Allegiance
to the Flag, the Invocation was
given by Pastor Albert Stefan,
Madeley Trinity Methodist Church.
SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS City Seal tile plaques were
MIGALSKI & NEWCO~, UCI presented to Dr. Robert Newcomb
FIRE SERVICES RESBARCH TEAM and Mike Migalski, University
of California at Irvine, in
recognition and appreciation for their services to the Santa Ana Fire
Department and the City of Santa Bna, by Councilman Luxe~oourger. CA 64
CON~4JNITY SPOTLIGHT
AMERICAN LEGION
VIETNAM VETF~S WEEK
American Legion Commander Lelia Crandall.
Councilman Serrato read a proclama-
tion for Vietnam Veterans Week,
May 28 through June 3, 1979, and
presented the framed doct~nent to
CA9o3
PUBLIC HEARING - VACATION The Vice Mayor opened the public
PORTIONS OF MARTHA & PACIFIC hearing to consider the Negative
RESOLUTION NO. 79-78 - ADOPTED Declaration and Vacation of a
portion of Martha Lane west of
Bristol Street and a portion of Pacific Avenue north of Washington Avenue.
The Assistant Planner identified the property and s~m~narized the information
contained in the staff report reviewed by Council on May 7, 1979.
The Deputy Clerk of the Council reported no written communications.
Raymond E. Baldridge, Jr., 1328 West Washington, spoke in opposition to the
vacation.
There were no other speakers for or against the vacation. The Vice Mayor
closed the public hearing.
Following discussion by the Council, MOTION was made by Griset, seconded
by Yamamoto, to approve and file the Negative Declaration and adopt the
following resolution:
RESOLUTION NO. 79-78 - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF SANTA ANA VACATING A PORTION OF MARTHA LANE WEST OF BRISTOL STREET
AND A PORTION OF PACIFIC AVENUE NORTH OF WASHINGTON AVENUE IN THE
CITY OF SANTA ANA.
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
BRI~EN, GRISET, ~X~O~GBR, MARKEL, SBRRATO, YAMA~
NO~
WARD
CA 14
PUBLIC HEARING - AMENDMENT APPLICATION The Vice Mayor opened the public
NO. 816 - SOUTH SIDE OF ROE DRIVE hearing to consider the Negative
ORDINANCE NO. NS-1489 - FIRST READING Declaration and Amendment Applica-
tion No. 816 to rezone property
located on the south side of Roe Drive between Main Street and the Santa
Bna Freeway from the Single Family Residence and Multiple Family Residence
Height District II Districts to the General Commercial Height District II
District.
The Assistant Planner identified the property and su~narized the information
contained in the staff report dated May 15, 1979, prepared by the Planning
Department.
The Deputy Clerk of the Council reported no written commmications.
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 171 MAY 21, 1979
There were no speakers for or against the Amendment Application. The Vice
Mayor closed the public hearing.
MOTION was made by Luxembourger, seconded by Griset, to approve and file the
Negative Declaration, place the following ordinance on first reading and
authorize publication of title:
ORDINANCE NO. NS-1489 - AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANA APPROVING
~ APPLICATION NO. 816 TO REZONE PROPERTY LOCATED ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF ROE DRIVE BETWEEN MAIN STREET AND THE SANTA ANA FREE]qAY FROM
THE Ri-HI) II (SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, HEI~{T DISTRICT II) AND R2-HD II
(MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, HEIghT DISTRICT II) DISTRICTS TO THE C2-HD II
(GENERAL COMMERCIAL HEIGHT DISTRICT II) DISTRICT AND AN~NDING SECTION
MAP NO. 1-5-10.
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
BRICKEN, GRISET, LUXEMBOURGER, MARKEL, SERRATO, YAMAMOTO
NONE
WARD
CA 10
CETA TITLE II-D & VI PROGRAMS MOTION was made by Yamamoto,
APPROPRIATION ADJUSTMENTS #187 & #188 seconded by Serrate, to 1)
AGRF. EM~NTS - APPROVED Approve contract modifications
to CETA Title II-D and Title
VI agreements between City and Orange County Manpower Comission, and
authorize their execution by Mayor and Clerk;
2) Approve Appropriation Adjustments No. 187 and 188, decreasing Title
II-D contract amount by $10,294 to a new level of $1,710,151, and decreas-
ing Title VI by $200,000 to a new level of $2,879,625;
3) Approve a sub-contract agreement between City and Rancho Santiago
College District in the amount of $260,000 to provide Assessment, Training
and Job Development for approximately 250 CETA participants, and authorize
its execution by Mayor and Clerk;
4) Approve the allocation of $152,646 of the City's Title II-D and Title
VI Public Service Employment Discretionary Funds to the Opportunities
Industrialization Center (OIC) to provide training in Auto Mechanics to
disadvantaged Santa Arm residents, and $152,646 to Operation SER to provide
training in Computer Operation to disadvantaged Santa Ana residents;
approve the agreements between City and OIC and SER, and authorize their
execution by Mayor and Clerk;
5) Refer the use of the remaining $250,000 of the recently released Public
Service Employment Program Discretionary Funds to the staff for further
study.
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
BRICKEN, GRISET, LUX~URGER, MARKEL, SERRATe, YAMAMOTO
NONE
WARD
CA 6~.3
~A~ 79-63A
JEROME POOL FENCE MOTION was made by Yamamoto,
APPROPRIATION ADJUSTB~NT #197 seconded by Serrate, to 1)
BID CALL - APPROVED Approve Appropriation Adjust-
ment No. 197, transferring
$20,000 from Federal Revenue Sharing Project 8167 Median Restoration,
to Federal Revenue Sharing Project 8193 Jerome Pool Fence Renovation; and
2) Approve plans and specifications and authorize advertisement for bids
for PROJECT 8193 - Jerome Pool Fence Renovation.
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
BRICKEN, GRISET, LUX~OURGER, MARKEL, SERRATO, YAMAMOTO
NONE
WARD
CA 65.3
CA 89
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 172 MAY 21, 1979
RECREATION & PARKS
APPROPRIATION ADJUST~S #192,
193 & 194 - APPROVED
MOTION was m~de by Yamamoto,
seconded by Griset, to approve
the following Appropriation
Adjustments:
1)
#192, transferring $8,595 .from Various Leisure Services Accounts
to Eddie West Field - Santa Ana Stadium Accounts;
2)
#193, transferring $26,350 from Various Leisure Services and Tree
Accounts to City-wide Recreation A~count; and
3) #194, transferring $10,475 from Various Tree and Horticultural
Accounts to North and South Parks Accounts.
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
BRICI~N, GRISET, LUX~CURGER, MARKEL, SBRRATO, YAMAMOTO
NONE
WARD
CA 65.5
CA 52
RODEO EVENTS AT STADIUM MOTION by Yamamoto to not
BEER SALES approve beer sales at Eddie
APPROVED West Field - Santa Ana Stadiuun
for the team rodeo events on
b~ay 22, 23, 25 and 26, 1979, was not seconded.
MDTION was made by Luxembourger, seconded by Markel, to approve the
changes of dates for beer sales at Eddie West Field - Santa Aha Stadium
for the Los Angeles Rough Riders team rodeo events to May 22, 23, 25 and 26,
1979.
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
BRICKEN, ~ISET, L~ER, MARKEL, ~RRA~
YAMAMO~
WARD
CA 52.8
DEFERRED PAYMENT REHABILITATION MOTION was made by Yamamoto,
LOAN PROGRAM GRANT AWARD seconded by Griset, to receive
REPORT -RECEIVED & FILED and file the staff report dated
May 15, 1979, prepared by the
Executive Director, Redevelopment, and the attached letter from the State
Department of Housing and Conmmmity Development, listing conditions for a
tentative loan commitment of $100,000 Deferred Payment Rehabilitation Loan
Program (SB 966) funds-in response to the City's application for funds
authorized by Resolution No. 79-50.
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
BRICKEN, GRISET, LUX~OURGER, SERRATO, YAMAMOTO
YAR~mL
WARD
CA 140.20
DEFERRED PAY~ LOAN Housing Rehabilitation
SANC~{EZ-OROZCO Specialist Bob Clayton
REPORT - RECEIVED & FILED described the proposed Logan
Housing Replacement Program
special request for deferred payment loan to Delila Sanchez-Orozco in
the amount of approximately $21,000.
MOTION was made by Griset, seconded by Serrato, to receive and file the
report dated May 15, 1979, prepared by the Executive Director, Redevelop-
ment, outlining the proposal.
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
BRICKBN, GRISET, SERRATO, YAMAMOTO
LUXI~OURGER, MARKBL
WARD
CA 78.6
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 173 MAY 21, 1979
CURRENT VACANCIES IN ~DTION was made by Griset,
FULL-TIME POSITIONS seconded by Serrato, to
REPORT - RECEIVED & FILED receive and file the report
of vacancies in full-time
positions dated April 30, 1979, prepared by the Personnel Department.
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
BRICKEN, GRISET, L~OURGER, MARKEL, SERRATO~ YAMA~DTO
NONE
WARD
CA 5O
HIRING FREEZE After discussion of con~aents
EXIiMPTION REQUESTS by the City Manager concerning
management problems and detri-
mental aspects of continuation
of the hiring freeze, and his outline of proposed alternatives, during which
Councilmen generally indicated a willingness to consider alternative staff
recomnendations, the following motions were made in response to hiring
freeze exer~ption requests:
MOTION was made by Serrato, seconded by Loxembourger, to lift the hiring
freeze and authorize the filling of one Draftsman position in the Plam_ning
Department. MOTION FAILED on the following vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSt~NT:
BRICKEN, LUXEMBOURGER, SERRATO
GRISET, MARKEL, YAMAMOTO
WARD
MOTION was made by Griset, seconded by Serrato, to lift the hiring freeze
and authorize filling two F~nergency Services Dispatcher positions in the
Police Department.
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
BRICKBN, GRISET, LUXEMBOURGER, SERRATO
MARKEL, YAMAMOTO
WARD
MOTION by Serrato to lift the hiring freeze and authorize filling three Typist
Clerk II positions in the Police Department was not seconded.
YDTION was made by Luxembourger, seconded by Serrato, to lift the hiring
freeze ~nd authorize filling one Typist Clerk II position in the Police
Department.
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
BRICKEN, LU~OURGER, MARKEL, SERRATO
GRISET, YAMAMOTO
WARD
MOTION was made by Serrato, seconded by Luxembourger, to lift the hiring
freeze and authorize filling one Construction Inspector position in the
Public Works Department.
AYES:
NOES:
ABSRNT:
BRICKEN, LUXt~OURG~R, MARKEL, SERRATO
GRISET, YAMAYDTO
WARD
CA 5O
tl~PLOYEE BLANKET tK)ND MOTION was made by Yamamoto,
& COMPREHENSIVE CRIME BOND seconded by Serrato, to 1)
AUTHORIZED ACCEPTANCE & RIiNEWAL Authorize the City Attorney
to execute and return to the
insurer acceptances of deductible rider provisions in the amount of
$2,500 on the Employee Blanket Bond, and $1,000 on the Comprehensive Crime
Bond; and
2) Authorize payment of renewal premitmm in the sums of $2,994 for
F~nployee Blanket Bond gnd $713 for Comprehensive Crinm bond; as recommended
in the report dated May 11, prepared by the City Attorney.
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
BRICKEN, GRISET, LUXEMBOURGER, MARKBL, SERRATO, YAMAMDTO
NONE
WARD
CA 88.60
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 174 MAY 21, 1979
ORAL COMk~JNICATION Norman M. Nienstedt, 220 South
NORMAN NIENSTEDT Orange, Orange, informed Council
CONTRDL OF DANGEROUS (~}~ICALS that containers containing piceric
acid have been found in school
chemical laboratories in other areas of the country, and that this chemical
is highly explosive under certain conditions; and he urged the Council to
investigate this potential hazard.
Vice Mayor Bricken thanked Mr. Nienstedt for bringing the matter to the
Council's attention. The City M~mager stated that the Fire Department
does make periodic checks of school labs; and that he will report back to
Council and Mr. Nienstedt on the Fire Marshal's findings.
CA 64
ORAL CO~JNICATIONS Councilman Griset reported that
COUNCILMAN GRISET he received a number of phone
REFERRED TO STAFF calls on Sunday, May 20, from
residents complaining of exces-
sive noise from the musical event ('~ome Grown Jam") at the Stadium, and
the motorcycle events which frequently last until 11:00 p.m. CA 52.8
He also reported a complaint of speeding traffic on Baker Street between
Seventeenth Street and Santa Clara Avenue, and suggested development of
ways to slow traffic down on Baker similar to those used on Santiago
Street.
CA 18.3
The Councilman requested a report to Council regarding City liability insur-
ance position and policy. He stated his concern that needs may be in excess
of what the City has. CA 88.50
He commented on a communication from Police Benevolent Association regard-
f~g a widow and orphan fund, and stated that it should be an important
part of City policy to see that in no case should a City Police service-related
widow or orphan be dependent upon charity for assistance. CA 47
The Councilman suggested that a means of identification of Councilmen be
devised for the first floor lobby in City Hall, and that citizens be
encouraged to leave messages for Council there.
CA 151
His final suggestion was that the buzzer on the Council Chamber telephone
system be set at a lower level so as not to disturb discussion during meet-
ings. CA 77A
Council informally directed staff to address all of the foregoing problems
and suggestior~s.
ORAL COMVfJNICATIONS Councilman Serrato referred to
COUNCILMAN SERRATO his request at the May 7 meeting
REFERRED TO STAFF that staff investigate formation
of a con~nittee consisting of
School Board members and Council representatives, and asked that the request
be added to the formal referral list. CA 38
The City Manager acknowledged Councilman Serrato's request and stated that
a response is being prepared by staff for presentation within thirty days.
Mr. Serrato stated that he would also be interested in a staff report compar-
ing overtime of each department before and after the hiring freeze. CA 50.1
ORAL COMMUNICATION Councilman Luxembourger also
COUNCILMAN LUXEMBOURGER forrm~lated a question concerning
REFERRED TO STAFF overtime, asking if there is a
firm management policy as to
the disbursing or granting of overtime to employees, and asked that this
question be addressed in the report requested by Councilman Serrato. CA 50.1
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
178 MAY 21, 1979
ORAL COMv~JNICATION Councilman Markel urged Council
COUNCILMAN MARKEL members to make recommendations
for appointments to vacancies
on Boards and Commissions in
accordance with the Council's revised policy.
Vice Mayor Bricken reinforced Councilman Markel's remarks, stating that
each Councilman where he has a responsibility to bring forward names as
nominees should do so by the next meeting, if possible, and should be sure
each nominee completes and files in the Clerk's office an Application for
Service to the City. CA 80.9
REQUEST FOR RECONSIDERATION Following a request for recon-
HIRING FREEZE EXEMPTION sideration by the Assistant
DRAFTSMAN - PLANNING - APPROVED Planner, wherein he clarified
the necessity for filling the
Draftsman position in the Planning Department, MOTION waS made by Griset,
seconded by Serrato, to reconsider Council's earlier action.
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
BRICKEN, GRISET, LUXEMBOURGER, MARKEL, SERRATO, YAMAMOTO
NONE
WARD
MOTION was made by Griset, seconded by Serrato, to lift the hiring freeze .
and authorize filling one Draftsnma position in the Planning Department.
AYES:
NOES:
ABstsvr:
BRICKEN, GRIST, LUXt~qBO~GER, SERRA~
MARKEL, YAMAMO~
WARD
CA 5O
Mayor Ward rejoined the meeting at 9:30 p.m.
ORAL COMVFU]qlCATION Councilman Bricken restated a
COUNCILMAN BRICKEN request for Co~mcil support for
REFERRED TO STAFF providing parking for the City's
Amtrak Station. He stated that
there is imminent threat of losing the station to Anaheim, that City has
not indicated a willingness to keep the station by seeking solutions to
parking problems.
MOTION was made by Ward, seconded by Luxembourger, to endorse the idea of
proceeding with development and planning for improved parking at the Amtrak
Station.
AYES:
NOES:
BRICKEN, GRISET, LUXENBOURGER, MARKEL, SERRATO, WARD, YAMAMOTO
NONE
ORAL COb[~IJNICATION CouncilmanMarkel referred to
COONCII3C~MARKBL the question of whether the
City should validate parking
in the Plaza parking lot for
people who come in to pay their water bills.
The City Manager stated that the estimated cost to the City of validating
parking tickets would be $500 per month.
Mayor Ward suggested the possibility of including return envelopes with
water bills.
CA 12.2
RECESS At 9:40 p.m. Council recessed to
EXECUTIVE SESSION Executive Session to discuss per-
ADJOUR~ENT sonnel mmtters. At 11:30 p.m.
Council informally reconvened and
adjourned the meeting to a study session ohM ay 29, 1979.
B.J. THOMPSON ~
ACTING CLERK OF THE COUNCIL
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
176 MAY 21, 1979