HomeMy WebLinkAbout10/26/1981 - Regular MeetingCITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
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G� ��y PLACE: Council Chambers
?y TIME: 7:30 P.M.
ROLL CALL G�� fl DATE: October 26, 1981
Present
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A. ROLL CALL.
Motion
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B. The reading of the Minutes of the Meeting of
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October 13, 1981 was, waived, approved as written
and ordered filed.
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C. The reading of all ordinances and resolutions under
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consideration was waived, and the City Clerk was
directed to read by titles only.
D. HEARINGS:
1. Mayor Heather opened the continued public hearing.
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regarding GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT 81 -1, a request
(45)
initiated by the City of Newport Beach to amend the
Newport Beach General Plan for the Banning - Newport
Ranch Planned Community, and the acceptance of an
Environmental Document. Property located northerly
of West Coast Highway and approximately 360 ft.
westerly of Superior Avenue in the West Newport
area;
AND
AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO THE LOCAL COASTAL PROGRAM, a
request initiated by the. City of Newport. Beach, to
amend the Land Use Plan and the adoption of an
Implementing Ordinance for the Newport Beach Local
Coastal Program;
AND
AMENDMENT NO. 561, a request initiated by BEECO,
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Ltd., Newport Beach,'and the Newport -Mesa Unified
School District, to establish a Planned Community
Development Plan and Development Standards for the
Banning - Newport Ranch Planned,Community;
AND
TRAFFIC STUDY, initiated by BEECO, Ltd., Newport
Beach, and the Newport -Mesa Unified School District
to consider a Traffic Study for the Banning - Newport
Ranch Planned Community.
A report from the Planning Department, was pre -
sented.
The City Clerk advised that, after the printing of
the agenda, she had received a letter from SPON and
the West Newport Legislative Alliance, expressing
their viewpoints pertaining to General Plan Amend-
ment 81 -1.
There being no objections, the Council agreed to
allow one and one -half hours for public testimony.
Prior to taking public testimony, the Director of
Planning pointed out on the Land Use Map the com-
mercial areas within the City.
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The Director of Public Works summarized the'pro-
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posed traffic improvements as displayed on the map
of the street system.
Bill Banning, Co- applicant (President- BEECO, Ltd.),
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advised they had completed their presentation at
the last meeting, and were available for questions.
In response to Council Member Plummer, Mr. Banning
stated that it would be approximately two
years before construction could commence, and
that it could take five to ten years for the
entire 75 acres to be developed.
In response to Council Member Strauss, Mr. Banning
stated that the tract map proposal should come back
before Council around summer, 1982.
Kenneth L. Wayman, President, Board of Education,
Newport -Mesa Unified School District (Co- applicant
with BEECO, Ltd.), stated the District plans to
develop their property into professional office and
light industrial uses, which will then be leased.
With respect to road improvements, they realize
they will be requested to share in a portion of the
cost.
Mr. Wayman answered questions regarding the demog-
raphy of the area, and the financial needs of the
school district.
John Geisler, 5205 Bruce Crescent, Lido Sands,
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addressed the Council regarding noise on Pacific
Coast Highway and the proposed stop sign to be
located adjacent to his property.
Council Member Plummer advised Mr. Geisler that
CALTRANS was doing a study on the increased noise
from Pacific Coast Highway. In addition, there has
been discussion with CALTRANS regarding a noise
wall.
Ena Gregory, resident of Irvine and Youth Services
Director for Center for Creative Alternatives, .
Costa Mesa, spoke in support of the West Newport
Legislative Alliance's request for a park in the
area.
Barbara Cope, representing Newport Crest Homeowners
Association, also spoke in support of the need for
a neighborhood park in their area. She stated they
would like to propose that one acre of in -lieu fees
be used for the development of a four acre.park.
Moktar Salama, resident of Newport Crest, expressed
his concerns pertaining to noise from Pacific Coast
Highway. He also referred to Attachment No. 6 of
the staff report, stating he could not find objec-
tive discussions and recommendations to points
raised at the last hearing. He felt many of the
points raised were avoided in the document.
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Wayne Biessman, 21 Ima Loa Court, requested he be
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granted seven minutes to make his presentation.
Motion
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Granted request.
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Mr. Biessman stated he represented the Voters
Information Bureau, Newport Beach, which was
reactivated at the last City Council election. He
distributed copies of their pre - election pamphlet,
and stated that prior to the printing of the
pamphlet, a letter was sent to each candidate. He
read the letter in full, which made reference to a
questionnaire regarding the candidates' views on
specific issues. tie cited some of the views of
Council Members Plummer, Maurer and Cox relative to
industrial and residential growth in Newport Beach,
and urged said Council Members to "cast votes on
the Beeco issue consistent with their statements
set forth in the pamphlet."
Leonard Davis, 10 Goodwill Court, Newport Crest,
spoke in support of the need for a park and open
space in their area.
Bob Ball, 1521 Seacrest Drive, Corona del Mar,
stated that the school system is badly in need
of funding and would hope the proposal is approved.
Carol Evans, 5200 River, Lido Sands, addressed the
Council regarding the widening of the Santa Ana
Bridge, and pollution from Pacific Coast Highway.
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Allan Beek, 2007 Highland Avenue, spoke in favor of
the West Newport Legislative Alliance's plan. He
stated that he felt the-plan addressed the
imbalances in the City; traffic, noise, air pollu-
tion, and the shortage of housing.
Mr. Beek also made reference to his letter, which
appears later on in the agenda, regarding the
"state of planning" of the City.
Mr. Beek suggested a public opinion survey be con-
ducted prior to final Council action on General
Plan Amendment 8.1 -1. -
Louise Greeley, Chairperson of the West Newport
Legislative Alliance, clarified earlier remarks
with respect to the number of dwelling units per
buildable acre, as set forth in their plan.
Sue Ficker, 110 -9th Street, Balboa, spoke in favor
of the West Newport Legislative Alliance's plan.
Ron Covington, 707 Orchid Street, Corona del Mar,
representing "Residents Action Plan of Newport
Beach," addressed the Council in support of the
West Newport Legislative Alliance's plan.
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Mr. Covington stated that General Plan Amendment
GPA 81 -1.
81 -1 glorifies the inadequate assessments of the
real costs involved. It rejects.a Master Plan
which calls for low density residential development
and provisions for a mixed use is not in keeping
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with the plan. The proposed intensity of develop-
ment compromises the well -being of the surrounding
community.
Discussion ensued, wherein Council Member Strauss
indicated he was desirous of acting on General Plan
Amendment 80 -3, which could mean an election,. prior
to taking action on General Plan Amendment 81 -1,
in order to consider General Plan Amendment 81 -1 on
its own merit.
Motion
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Continued public hearing to December 14, 1981;
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staff directed to contact CALTRANS regarding the
development of their property; and Parks, Beaches
and Recreation Commission to review park issue
and report back on December 14.
2. Mayor Heather opened the public hearing and City
Use Perm
Council review of an APPEAL BY JULIE AND JOHN
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PETERSON, Balboa Island, from the decision of the
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Planning Commission on September 10, 1981, condi-
tionally approving USE PERMIT NO. 2016, a request
to remodel and expand an existing nonconforming
duplex in the C -1 District. The proposed develop-
ment also includes the construction of a cupola
that exceeds the height limit in the 26/35 Foot
Height Limitation District. Property.located at
124 Agate Avenue on the easterly side of Agate
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between Park Avenue and South Bay Front, Balboa
Island.
A report from the Planning Department, was pre-
sented.
The City Manager noted that two conditions were
being appealed:
Condition No. 2 - Three off - street parking
spaces; and
Condition No. 8 - Individual sewer lateral
and water service connections.
The Appellants are requesting that only two garage
spaces be provided, and that the requirement for
individual sewer lateral and water service connec-
tions be deleted.
John Peterson, Appellant, advised that the Balboa
Island Improvement Association had reviewed their
request and approved the project, including the
provision of requiring only two off - street parking
spaces.
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Mr. Peterson stated he did not see any reason for
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requiring a separate sewer lateral for each dwell-
ing unit.
With respect to the individual sewer lateral and
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water service connections, the Director of'Public
Works advised that approval could be conditioned
upon further review by the Public Works Department.
Hearing no others wishing to address the Council,
the public hearing was closed.
Motion
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Overruled decision of Planning Commission as to
parking requirements, and granted appeal, subject
to condition that individual sewer and water con-
nections be further reviewed by the Public Works
Department.
Motion
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Inquiry was made as to whether the Applicant met
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the required width standards for the garage, where-
in the public hearing was reopened.
Mr. Peterson stated, that by removing the center
wall, he can construct a legal 17 -ft. 6 -inch inside
dimension double garage, which meets code require-
ments. .
Public hearing was closed.
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The motion was voted on, and carried.
Noes
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3. Mayor Heather opened the public hearing regarding
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VACATION AND ABANDONMENT OF A SEWER EASEMENT
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(RESUBDIVISION NO. 579), easterly of MacArthur
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Boulevard between Birch Street and Campus Drive.
A report from the Public Works Department, was
presented.
Hearing no one wishing to address the Council, the
public hearing was closed.
Motion
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Adopted Resolution No. 11072 ordering the vacation
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and abandonment of a sewer easement in connection
with Resubdivision No. 579, and directed the City
Clerk to have same recorded by the Orange County
Recorder.
E. PUBLIC COMMENTS:
None.
F. CONSENT CALENDAR:
Motion
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The following actions were taken as indicated except
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for those items removed;
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1. ORDINANCES FOR INTRODUCTION: - For introduction
and schedule for public hearing on November 9,
1981:
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(a) Proposed Ordinance No. 1889, being,
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Zone Amnd
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT
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BEACH AMENDING SECTION 20.87.260 OF THE
NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE DEFINING
"PARKING SPACE" TO CLARIFY THE MEANING
OF THE TERM "ACCESSIBLE,"
PLANNING COMMISSION AMENDMENT NO. 566, a
request initiated by the City of Newport
Beach, to consider an amendment to Title 20
of the Newport Beach Municipal Code to amend
the definition of the term "parking spaces."
(A report from the Planning Department)
2. RESOLUTIONS FOR ADOPTION:
(a) Resolution No. 11073 transferring $4,652.00
HUD.Block Gr
from Contract No. 25731 for the Citizens
w /Orange Cty
Advisory Committee to the County's Second
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Year Contingency Account and authorizing the
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Mayor and City Clerk to execute same on
behalf of the City. (A report from the
Planning Department)
(b) Resolution No. 11074 authorizing the Mayor
CNB /CALTRANS
and City Clerk to execute a Cooperative
R -11074
Agreement between the City of Newport Beach
C -2302
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and the State Department of Transportation
(38)
regarding payment of fees to the City for
preparation of an Environmental impact report
on CALTRANS West. (A report from the Plan-
ning Department)
(c) Resolution No. 11075 approving a Subdivision
Resub 686
Agreement guaranteeing completion of the
R -11075
public improvements required by Resubdivision
(84)
No. 686 and authorizing the Mayor and .City
Clerk to execute the Agreement. (A report
from the Public Works Department)
(d) Resolution No. 11076 authorizing the Mayor
S /Miguel
and City Clerk to execute a Design Services
Prk Impvms,
Agreement between the City of Newport Beach
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and Lang & Wood Landscape Architects in
C -2303
connection with improvements at San Miguel
(38)
Park. (A report from the Public Works Depart-
ment)
(e) Resolution No. '11077 declaring its intention
Com /Cablev
to hold a public hearing regarding the
Franchise
renewal of the Community Cablevision Fran-
(42) R -11077
chise. (A report from the City Manager)
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(f) Resolution No. 11078 declaring the City
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Council's intention to hold a public hearing
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to consider various amendments to Municipal
(42)
Code Section 5.44, "Community Antenna Tele-
vision." (See: report with F -2(e))
(g) Removed from the Consent Calendar'.
(h) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
3. COMMUNICATIONS - For referral as indicated:
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(a) To the Planning Department for inclusion in
Planning
the records, a letter from R. M. Wolff
(68)
regarding Corona del Mar traffic.
(b) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
(c) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
(d) To the Traffic Engineer for reply, a letter
Signs / Sgnls
from the Central Newport Beach Community
(81)
Association regarding request for installa-
tion of a traffic signal at 15th Street and
Balboa Boulevard.
(e) To the Planning Commission for report back,
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request of Bristol Restaurants for review of
(67)
the in -lieu parking provisions.
4. COMMUNICATIONS - For referral to the City Clerk
for inclusion in the records:
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(a) Letter from "Friends of the Newport Beach
City Arts Commission," regarding their
association with the City Arts Commission.
(b) Letter from Childs -Pace Foundation, Inc.',
regarding charges levied for use of audio
visual equipment.
(c) Letter from Mrs. Josephine Whyte expressing .
gratitude for the new Pacific Coast Highway/
Upper Newport Bay Bridge..
(d) Letter from Al "King Alfonso" Lizanetz regard-
ing his ongoing campaign against the prolif-
eration of use of alcohol, tobacco and drugs.
(e) Minutes of the Friends of Oasis Board Meeting
September 21, 1981.
(f) Minutes of August 20 and September 17, 1981,
and Notice of Thursday,October 15 meeting of
the Airport Land Use Commission for Orange
County.
(g) September 23, 1981 Minutes of Local Agency
Formation Commission of Orange County.
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(h) Letter of appreciation for support during
1981 Legislative Session, from League of
California Cities, Sacramento. .
(i) Notice of Application No. 60963 (Trailways,
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Inc. and American Buslines, Inc.) for author-
ity to increase one -way and round -trip intra-
state passenger fares.
(j) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
(k) Orange County League of California Cities:
1) Division report and Minutes - 9/10/81; and
2) Tentative Agenda - 10/12/81.
5. CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES - For denial and confirmation
(36)
of the City Clerk's referral to claims adjuster:
(a) Carolene Cortez for personal injuries sus-
Cortez
tained on July 14, 1981, as the result of a
fall on walkway located at Newport -Mesa
Unified School District.
(b) Susan Rae Rietzel for personal injuries
Rietzel
sustained on August 31, 1981, when she fell
from bicycle, alleging negligence on the part
of the City.
(c) John Teberg.for property damage as the result
Teberg
of alleged sewer backup on September 22,
1981.
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6. SUMMONS AND COMPLAINTS: = None.
7. REQUEST TO FILL PERSONNEL VACANCIES - For approval
(66)
(A report from the City Manager)
(a) One Groundsman- Gardner I, Park Division.
(b) One Groundsman- Gardner II, Park Division.
(c) One Data Entry Operator, Data Processing
Division.
8. STAFF AND COMMISSION REPORTS:
For Council information and approval:
(a) NEWPORT THEATRE ARTS CENTER REMODELING. (A
Npt Theatre
report from the Parks, Beaches and Recreation
Arts
Director)
(62)
(b) PARKS, BEACHES AND RECREATION COMMISSION
PB &R
RECOGNITION PROGRAM. (A report from the
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Parks, Beaches and Recreation Director)
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(c) EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT REQUEST. (A report
PB &R
from the Parks, Beaches and Recreation
(62)
Director)
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For Council information and filing:
(d) OCTOBER 1981 CABLE TELEVISION INSTALLATION
Telepromptr
STATUS REPORT SUBMITTED BY TELEPROMPTER. (A
(42)
report from the Assistant to the City Manager)
(e) MANAGEMENT LETTER from City Auditor.
Finance
(40)
(f) FINANCIAL REPORT FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE
Finance
30, 1981, with-Auditor's (Simonis Moreland)
(40)
opinion.
9. PUBLIC HEARING SCHEDULING - Set for public hearing
on November 9, 1981:
(a) Requests of Custom Towing, and Vista Towing
Towing /Frnch.
for Certificates of Public Convenience and
(70)_
Necessity for tow services.
10. ACCEPT CONSTRUCTION OF PUMPER TEST PIT AT NEWPORT
NptCtr /Pmpr
CENTER FIRE STATION (C -2069) - Accept the work;
Test Pit
and authorize the City Clerk to file a Notice of
C -2069
Completion and release the bonds 35 days after
(38)
Notice of Completion has been filed. (A report
from the Public Works Department)
11. APPROVAL OF REIMBURSEMENT FOR TRAVEL EXPENSE FOR
Cncl /Expense
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ATTENDANCE AT THE SAN DIEGO - NATIONAL LEAGUE OF
CITIES CONFERENCE, OCTOBER 1 2, 1981 FOR:
(25)
and
Council Member Paul Hummel - $47.52
Council Member Ruthelyn Plummer - $62.64
12. APPROVAL OF SOUND AMPLIFICATION PERMIT - For
Sound /Perm
Parks, Beaches and Recreation on October 31 for
"Waiters
"Waiters Race." (A report from the License Super -
Race"
visor, Finance Department)
(65)
13. BUDGET AMENDMENTS - For approval:
(25)
BA -048, $15,000.00 Transfer of Appropriations
Reserve for purchase of "Glider Kit" chassis unit
and parts; General Services -Field Maintenance
Fund. (A report from the Budget Committee)
BA -049, $26,179.36 Increase in Budget Appropria-
tions and increase in Revenue Estimates for J.M. .
Peters Company contribution toward resurfacing
Jamboree Road from Ford Road to Eastbluff Drive;
General Fund.
BA -050, $850.00 Increase in Budget Appropriations
for window coverings for Carroll Beek Community
Center; Building Excise Tax Fund. (A report from
the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Director to the
City Manager)
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G. ITEMS REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR:
1. A report was presented from the Public Works De-
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partment regarding adopting a proposed resolution
Resurf
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awarding a Contract to Sully - Miller Contracting
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Company, in connection with resurfacing Newport
(38)
Center Drive.
Motion
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Motion was made to not adopt proposed resolution
awarding contract to Sully - Miller Contracting
Company for the resurfacing of Newport Center
Drive.
Council Member Hummel stated that his reasons for
opposing the above action were that he felt there
were other streets and alleys in more need of
repair than Newport Center Drive.
Ayes
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The motion was voted on and FAILED.
Noes
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Motion
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Motion was made to adopt Resolution No. 11079,
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awarding a Contract (No. 2282) to Sully - Miller
Noes
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Contracting Company of Orange, California, in
connection with resurfacing Newport Center Drive
and extending the Contract time of completion date
to January 31, 1982.
Motion
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2. Letter from Planning Commissioner Allan Beek, re-
Planning
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garding state of planning of Newport Beach,
(68)
referred to Advance Planning staff.
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3. Letter from Corona del Mar Community Association
OASIS /Land
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regarding potential land trade involving property
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surrounding OASIS to be brought back at future
(62)
Study Session for clarification of the proposal
in its entirety. Principles involved to be in-
vited to said meeting, as well as Corona del Mar
Community Association
4. Proposed resolution amending Resolution No. 9695
Signs /15th &
by directing the Traffic Engineer to remove stop
Aliso
signs at certain intersections in Newport Heights
(81)
(15th & Aliso Streets), was presented with a report
from the Traffic Affairs Committee.
Mayor Pro Tem Hart submitted a petition with eight
signatures, and letters from four residents, oppos-
ing the removal of the signs at 15th & Aliso
Streets, which were delivered to her this date.
Motion
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In view of the foregoing, motion was made to
receive and file the subject petition and letters,
and to reject the recommended action for removal
of the signs.
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Motion
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Motion
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Motion
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Calvin C. Stewart, 620 Powell Place, addressed the
Council in favor of removing the signs, indicating
he felt they were a hazard. He urged the Council
to accept the recommendation of the Traffic Affairs
Committee.
Pat Strang, 351 Catalina Avenue, representing
Newport Heights Homeowners Association, addressed
the Council in support of retaining the stop signs.
She stated that the signs slowed traffic down and
therefore, provided additional safety for all
involved.
The motion was voted on, and carried.
5. Application before the Public Utilities Commission,
regarding protest of 24 -hour Airport Express, Inc.,
Application No. 60906 and request for hearing, was
presented.
Supported application of Airport Service, Incorpo-
rated and staff to advise Public Utilities Commis-
sion accordingly.
H. ORDINANCES FOR ADOPTION:
None.
I. CONTINUED BUSINESS:
1. A report from the Planning Department was pre-
sented regarding the SANTA ANA HEIGHTS ANNEXATION.
Reports from the Planning Department dated July
27, and August 10, 1981, were also presented.
A letter from the Santa Ana Heights Water Company
regarding annexation and the company's continued
existence, was presented.
The City Clerk advised, that after the printing of
the agenda, she had received a letter from Jack
Mullan requesting this item be taken off calendar
for 30 days.
Deferred item to first Study Session in February,
following completion of land use studies by County.
2. A report from the Public Works Department was pre-
sented regarding ENCROACHMENT PERMIT FOR DAVID
BALLARD at 5520 River Avenue.
Deferred to November 9, 1981, due to Applicant not
in attendance. Council urged by Council Member.
Plummer to view site in interim for unusual cir-
cumstances.
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SAna Heights
Annex
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Ballard
Encrehm
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J. CURRENT BUSINESS:
1. Letter from the West Newport Legislative Alliance
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requesting the CREATION OF A CITIZENS COMMITTEE,
(62)
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was presented.
Louise Greeley, Chairperson of the West Newport .
Legislative Alliance, stated they were eager to
have the Council appoint a Citizens ad -hoc com-
mittee to investigate ways and means to obtain,
for the City, the property known as "CALTRANS
West." The property is currently designated in
the Land Use Element as Recreation and Environ-
mental Open Space, and currently zoned OS. They
would like to insure permanent retention of that
zoning. Several members of the West Newport
Legislative Alliance have creative ideas for
acquiring the parcel without expenditure of City
funds.
Motion
x
Referred request to Parks, Beaches and Recreation
Ayes
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x
x
x
x
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Commission for report back.
Abstain
x
2. A report was presented from the Public Works
Jeske /Enchrm
Department regarding APPLICATION OF RAY JESKE to
(65)
encroach one foot into Dahlia Avenue with retain-
ing wall and fence at 420 and 422 Dahlia Avenue.
The City Manager stated that the problem, which
occurred in this instance, was the determination
of where to measure the height from (in accordance
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with Council Policy L -6), and as a result, the
policy will be clarified when presented at the
next Study Session.
Ray Jeske, Applicant, 422 Dahlia Avenue, submitted
a photograph of the newly constructed home at 420
Dahlia Avenue. He stated that the wall was built
on the same location of the previous foundation,
from the previous retaining wall. If he has to
move the fence back, which encroaches 6 -1/2" into
the public right-of-way, it would put the fence in
the middle of the planter, which would destroy the
appearance of the planter, as well as degrade the
appearance of the structure.
Motion
x
Following discussion, motion was made to approve
Ayes
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x
x
x
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the application. Applicant was directed to remove
Abstain
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sign located in public right -of -way.
3. Report from the City Manager concerning NOISE
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Pollution
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The City Manager advised that he had heard from the
County, and in their opinion, it would be inappro-
priate to measure aircraft noise on the Peninsula
at this time because of the Federal Aviation Admin-
istration variation departure procedures. If the
testing does not have to occur immediately, as far
as the City was concerned, their portable.monitor -
ing system may be made available following the
conclusion of the Federal Aviation Administration
testing.
Motion
x
Took no action at this time, but to request utili-
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zation of the County monitoring system, when
available.
4. Report from the Aviation Committee concerning
O/C-John Wyn
COUNCIL POLICY B -1, was presented.
Airport
(58)
Motion
x
Deferred to November 23, 1981.
All Ayes
Adjourned at 11:45 p.m.
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