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HomeMy WebLinkAbout04/11/1960 - Regular MeetingIndex Pub hrg re Var 594 cont to later is meeting CA -13 0 Pub hrg re vaca tion al betw Ha, & Poppy 0 R 5206 adopted R 5207 adopted CA -14 Barber- shop Harmony Week Procla- mation 0 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Page 192 - Volume 13 Minutes of REGULAR MEETING OF THE Date of Meeting: April 11, 1960 Time of Meeting: 7:30 P.M. Place of Meetin • Council Chambers Le I 1 F CITY COUNCIL COUNCILMEN \\ 1 1 1 1 1 oll Call: Present x x x x x x Absent x he reading of the minutes of March 28, 1960, was aived and the minutes were approved as written and Motion x rdered filed. All Ayes EARINGS: • (Agenda Item E -1) The City Clerk stated that thi was the time and place for a public hearing re- garding the appeal of Guy E. Inshaw from the de- cision of the Planning Commission, denying Appli- cation for Variance No. 594, to permit the en- croachment of 5 feet into the required rear yard setback of 10 feet for the purpose of construct- ing a dwelling unit over an existing garage on Lot 7, Block 8, Tract No. 1219; located at 1411 Cliff Drive; Zone R -2, Councilman Lorenz joined the meeting at this time. The findings of the Planning Commission were pre sented and Mr. Guy E. Inshaw spoke from the audience. Mayor Stoddard requested the Council to continue with further business while Mr. Inshaw examined the findings of the Planning Commission. • (Agenda Items E -2 (a), (b), (c)) Mayor Stoddard opened a public hearing regarding Resolution of Intention No. 5181, to vacate, close up and a- Y bandon the first alley north of East Coast High- 1 way, Corona del Mar, between Hazel Drive and Poppy Avenue.. No one desired to speak from the audience. The hearing was closed. Motion x All Ayes Resolution No. 5206, ordering the vacation, closing up and abandonment of the first alley Motion x north of East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar, be- Roll Call: tween Hazel Drive and Poppy Avenue, was adopted. Resolution No. 5207, accepting a grant of ease- ment from Carl J. Wester and Cecilia H. Wester, Motion x and Charles W. Masters Enterprise, Inc., for Roll Call: alley purposes, was adopted. Ayes x x x x x x x Ayor Stoddard proclaimed April 9 to 16, 1960, as Barbershop Harmony Week," and introduced "The eachnuts,° a quartet from the Newport Harbor Chap - er of the Society for the Preservation and Encour- gement of Barbershop Quartet Singing of America, nc., comprised of the following: Charlie Brown, arry Walker, Bill Breau, Bob Pettit, and Director rnie Brackett. "The Beachnuts" sang several umbers. layor Stoddard opened the hearing in regard to the pplicairs for Variance No. 594, set s the first "Hearing." f 9 ATTEST: yor City CWerkj Page 192 V c C E S S R D C V W p C. L� r� E. W1 C� PE sl Li C6 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Page 193 - Volume 13 .. R c`WAZ ndex i e,,, -i 1 7 1 7 0rA\ < . Mr. Guy E. Inshaw spoke from the audience, ex- ar 594 plaihing his arguments for the Variance. He sub .enied mitted illustrative pictures. A -13 The hearing was closed. Motion x All Ayes Councilman Atkinson made a motion,that the find- ings of the Planning Commission be overruled an Motion x that Variance No. 594 be granted, which failed Ayes x x x adoption. Noes x x x x The findings of the Planning Commission were sus- Motion x tained and Variance No. 594 was denied. Ayes x x x x Noes x x x COMMUNICATIONS: aster 1. (Agenda Item F -1) The request of the Church of ise Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints to hold an erv. W A -3 Easter sunrise service on the end of Newport Pie April 17, 1960, Motion All Ayes x on was granted. 2. (Agenda Item F -2) The City Clerk presented the Summons and Complaint, Orange County Superior Court ummons Action 87440, Robert Davis, etc., vs. City of Compl. Newport Beach, et al.; which were served�on her obert on April 6, 1960; alleging general damages in avis the sum of $100,000 for personal injuries sus - A -84 tained on March 2, 1959, when plaintiff was play- ing at the Balboa Pier Park. The Complaint was denied and the matter was re- Motion x ferred to the insurance carriers. All Ayes 3. (Agenda Item F -3) A letter from Milton Bren rec- illa ommending that parking on Villa Way be restrict - 3y ed to one side of the street from 29th to 32d, Erking was presented. k-22 The matter was referred to the City Manager. Motion x All Ayes 4. (Agenda Items F -4 (a), (b)) The following let - Motion x ters were ordered filed: All Ayes :tters (a) A letter from Lee Bolin, Balboa Island, com- mending the activity of the Police Department on aster the weekend of March 26 and 27 enforcing laws on =ek Balboa Island, resulting in a successful control x-74 of problems existing on Balboa Island. (b) Letter from Charlotte and Kenneth Starege, Balboa Island, expressing appreciation for the police control of Balboa Island during the past week or two. �t re 5. (Agenda Item F -5) A petition from sixty -three :eps residents on Larkspur Avenue, from Ocean Boule- Lrkspu vard to Bayside Drive, requesting steps at the L -29 end of Larkspur on Bayside Drive, was presented. The City Manager stated that he had replied to t he request, that irways had stating it quested at Jasmine and La pur, and s Ze- ATTEST: %,i yor City q1erkJ page 193 Index 49 Condi- tions main beach CdM CA -49 n LJ Buildin near airport CA_ 64 Long Beach resolut: CA -48 0 Cty pirking problem CA -22 Legal betting CA -66 Trailer' • Coach fees CA -106 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Page 194 - volume 13 COUNCILMEN �N`� N OA :�c 2 m O stairway at Jasmine had been chosen for the first installation, and that the experience with the Jasmine stairway will help determine the im- portance of a similar installation at Larkspur. The answer that the City Manager had written was approved, and the correspondence was ordered Motion x filed. All Ayes 6. (Agenda Item F -6) A letter to the City Manager, copy to the Council, from B. B. Bernard, Chair- man, Breakers Drive Association Correspondence Committee, calling attention to undesirable con- ditions on the Main Corona del Mar Beach, re- questing enforcement of laws, was presented. The letter was ordered filed and it was directed that Mr. Bernard be notified of the recent action Motion x taken by the City Manager. All Ayes 7. (Agenda Item F -7) A copy of a resolution of the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, adopted March 22, 1960, requesting the cooperation of s incorporated cities within the County, and their respective officers having jurisdiction over the construction or alteration of buildings or structures in the vicinity of airports, to advise the Orange County Airport Commission thereof, prior to granting authorization for such con- struction, was presented. The matter was referred to the City Manager for Motion x investigation and report back. All Ayes 8. (Agenda Item F -8) A copy of a resolution adopted by the City Council of the City of Long Beach on March 15, 1960, - - - - -- urgently requesting the on producers, distributors and exhibitors of motion pictures in this area to cease forthwith the promotion of films to the public -which are sa- lacious in nature or which portray scenes in- volving narcotics addiction, sexual deviation or promiscuity, as constituting a menace to the morals of the citizens of Long Beach and the Motion x people as a whole," was ordered filed. All Ayes 9. (Agenda Item F -9) A.letter from F. G. Grant re- garding parking problems in the City of Newport Beach and requesting an audience in person with the City Council, was presented. It was directed that Mr. Grant be requested to appear at the next study session of the Council, and that if he has additional information, other than that presented in his letter, to advise the Motion x Council, and others interested, in writing. All Ayes 10.(Agenda Item F -10) A letter was ordered filed from George 0 °Barski, New York City, enclosing a Motion plan for Legal Off Course Betting. All Ayes ll.(Agenda Item F -11) A memorandum was ordered Motion x filed from the Controller of the State of All Ayes California, indicating that Orange County will receive $44,077.01 as apportionment of trailer coach fees for the period f July 1, 1 9, through December 31, 1959.�� I,TTEST: SLJ Page 194 yor ty Ci CWerRJ Index I• nd� Transp Co appl CA -70 Drive CA -154 P• ose tions CA -108 L tr re Police Fire De CA -92 ABC 1 CA -63 40 Las Arenas tennis courts CA -49 Licen CA -63 • CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH ,Page 195 - Volume 13 /A.,,.41 ii 10sn1 COUNCILMEN 0 S' � zi N N �l ➢ 12.(Agenda Item F -12) A copy of an application of the "Island Transportation Company, to establish rates -and to extend services, for filing with i,. the-Public Utilities Commission on April 4, was Motion x ordered filed. All Ayes 13.(Agenda Item F -13)-A copy of a letter from G. a Ernest Walker, 7107 Seashore Drive, addressed to e J. B. Webb, Public Works Director, regarding the anticipated drainage into Seashore Drive from the proposed paving of approximately three block of alley between Nordina and the Santa Ana River; disapproving of any additional paving in the are until adequate means have been inagurated to relieve the flooding condition now existing, was presented. The letter was ordered filed and it was directed Motion x that Mr. Walker be advised of the plans of the All Ayes Public Works Department regarding the correction of the drainage problem. 14.(Agenda Items F -14, 15) An.excerpt from the minutes of the Boundary Commission, indicating a proposed annexation to the City of Costa Mesa in the vicinity of Wilson Street and Canyon Drive, and an excerpt from the minutes of the Boundary Commission, indicating a proposed annexation to the City of Santa Ana in the vicinity of West Bristol and north of Sunflower Avenue, were Motion x ordered filed. All Ayes 15.(Agenda Item F -16) A letter to Mayor Stoddard ag from Bert W. Brintnall enclosing a clipping from � the Readers Digest regarding success in Oak Park, pt.Michigan, in combining of the Police and Fire Departments, resulting in fine protection at low Motion x cost, was ordered filed. All Ayes 16.(Agenda Item F -17) A copy of Application for Alcoholic Beverage License, new on -sale beer, Shakab K. Hamden, 101 Palm Avenue, Balboa, was Motion x presented and ordered filed. All Ayes 17.(Agenda Item F -18) A letter and cards were Motion x ordered filed from the following, urging the All Ayes immediate consideration of construction of the tennis courts at Las Arenas Park: Mary Wagner, Mrs. Wm. C. McVicker, Mrs. John L. Laun, Jr., Mrs. James C. Illingworth, Patricia Williams, Mrs. C. R. Staaf, Mrs. David Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Carlton, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Johnson, Jr., Mrs. Katherine R. Swigart, Mrs. G. T. McLaughlin, Audrey Plowden, Joan Tibbetts, and Mr. and Mrs. Owen B. Johnson. APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSE: �. The following Applications for License were Motion x a9pproved: (Agenda Items G -1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 60 7, All Ayes ())a) J. E. Pritchett, 2102 Valencia Street, Santa Ana, transfer of locatio " two skill a one pool table and one shuff a alley), f e (� `51 ATTEST: 5 G Mayor City erkj Page 195 Ea Lic CA- r' r L. CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Page 196 - Volume 13 lex (April 11 1960 Beach Roamer to Jolly's Tap Room, 700 East Bay Avenue, Balboa. (b) Geneva N. Averna, dba Villa Roma Restaurant, 445 North Newport Boulevard, Newport Beach, on- sale beer and wine added to existing license.. (c) Exempt, Maxine J. Rudd, representing Field Enterprises Educational Corp., 2103 Federal, Costa Mesa, house -to -house soliciting for the sale of encyclopedias, World Book and Childcraft, Field Enterprises Educational Corporation, Chicago. sense 63 (d) Anthony Sigalos, dba Orange County Food Service, Inc., 7951 Whittaker Avenue, Buena Park, portable food stand adding following locations to existing approved locations: Industrial Exhibit, 822 Production Place; Hixson Metal Finishing, 829 Production Place; Enthusi- ast's Publications, 834 Production Place; Wester Blueprint & Supply Co., 852 Production Place; The Merry Maid Company, 417 - 31st Street; Tapmatic Corporation, 845 West 16th Street; MRD Research, Inc., 1571 Placentia Avenue, Newport Beach." Letters received from above firms re- questing subject service. (e) Shakeb K. Hamden, dba The Royal Cafe, 101 Palm Avenue Balboa, on -sale beer to existing restaurant license. (f) Exempt, Ross Taylor, Scout Executive, Boy Scouts of America, 1032 West Eighth Street, Sant Ana, house -to -house soliciting.for the sale of tickets for the annual Scout Circus to be held on Saturday, May 7, at the Municipal Bowl in Santa Ana; sale of tickets to start on Saturday, April 9; 1960, and continue through the date of the Scout Circus; approximately four hundred Boy Scouts soliciting door -to -door. ' (g) Claude E. Stratton, dba Tri- County Catering, 11561 Annabelle, Garden Grove, portable food stand adding following locations to existing approved locations: Construction jobs located at Back Bay Park. Letter received from V. J. Schaimet, Manager, requesting the subject servic . (h) James Karam, dba Karam's Restaurant, 501 -505 - 30th Street, Newport Beach, restaurant and alcoholic beverage, formerly located at 1,14, Main Street, Balboa. 2. (Agenda Item G -8) A discussion ensued regarding the Application for License of Wendell Casey, 9415 Russell Street, Whittier, Trampoline Center at 210 Palm Street, Balboa, ten units which had, been approved by the Planning Commission for a period of eighteen months, with the condition that the property be under full supervision during hours of operation. Mr. Wendell Casey ' spoke from the audience. The applicat on was Motion x approved. Alt% Ayes � ATTEST: Mayor an City er Page196 Index Pier Permit CA -130 F, LJ L-A Pier Permit: denied CA -130 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Page 197 - Volume 13 COUNCILMEN F ➢� o 3. Councilman'Higbie presented the Application of Pete Norton and W. D. Adam for a floating snack bar to serve food to people in small boats in Newport Harbor, and stated that the Harbor Com- mission intended to review the application but a quorum was not present at its last meeting. The matter was held over for consideration at the next regular Council meeting on April 25, Motion x 1960. All Ayes PIER PERMITS: 1. (Agenda Items H -1, 2, 3, 4; 5) The following applications, recommended for approval by the Joint Harbor Committee on April 5, 1960, were Motion x approved: All Ayes (a) C. J. Montweiler, to construct pier, ramp and float bayward of Lot 5, Block P, Tract 518, being 2282 Channel Road. (b) Al C. Reese, to construct pier, ramp and float bayward of Lot 2, Tract 3283, being 409 Bayside Drive. (c) Mildred B. Heyn, to construct pier, ramp _and float bayward of Lot 13, Tract 907, being,641 Via Lido Soud. (d) A. C. Eaton, to construct ramp and float bayward of Lot 5, Tract 1011, being No. 5 Balboa Coves. (e) Darrel. Dobson, to construct float bayward of Portion of Lot 9, Block 340, Canal Section, bean .4019 Channel Place, subject to approval of the U. S. Corps of Engineers. 2. The following applications, recommended for denial by the Joint Harbor Committee on April 5, Motion x 1960, were denied: All Ayes (a) W. R. Nelson and Sheldon Hartwell, 811 North Bay Front, Balboa Island. The proposed appli- cation requested a tie -off float easterly of one existing joint - ownership pier bayward of Lots 18 and 19, Block 14, Section 3, Balboa Island. (b) Jack B. Kemp and Manly Reitz, 910 South Bay Front, Balboa Island. The proposed application requested the relocation of an,existing joint - ownership pier to a location on the prolongation Hof the common lot line between Lots 5 and 6, Block 4, Balboa Island, and the construction of a finger slip bayward of Lot 6. (c) Norton Simons, 302 Via Lido Nord. The appli- cation requesting the addition of slip to an existing pier and slip installation bayward of Lot 848, Tract 907, was approved by the Committe on February 5, 1960, subject to obtaining the approval of the Lido Isle Community Association. In a letter from the Lido Isle Association, dated March 18, 1960 it was requeste th the installation not be app ved. ATTEST: Mayor itv C e Page 197 IndE _/ Cou Mee rul R 5 Ord ado Las Are Par ten cou CA- L. Gra Eas CA- Dee Ord set pub LJ CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Page 198 - Volume 13 .x (April 11, 1960 ) ADDITIONAL BUSINESS: nci 1. (Agenda Item I -1) Resolution No,. 5208, establish- Motion x tinj ing rules for the conduct of City Council meet- Roll Call es ings , was adopted. Ayes x x x x x x x 208 2. (Agenda Item I -2) Ordinance No. 918, being 91 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH ptec AMENDING SECTION 3102 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO FIRE ZONE NO. TWO, amending the Code to permit certain commercial districts in Fire Zone Number Two, was presented for second reading. The second reading of said Motion x ordinance was waived and Ordinance No. 918 was Roll Call adopted. Ayes x x x x x x x 3, (Agenda Item I -3) The plans and specifications for the construction of tennis courts at Las nas Arenas Park, continued from March 28 for dis- cussion.on April 11, were approved;. and the City Clerk was authorized to advertise for bids to be k received at her office at 10:30 A;M. on May 5, nis 1960; and the City Manager was requested to pre- Motion x its sent a new Master Plan for Las Arenas Park. All Ayes 49 4. (Agenda Item I -4) Ordinance No. 915, being AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH REPEALING SECTION 10110 AND ADDING SECTIONS 10110 THROUGH 10110.8 TO THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO HARBOR REGULATIONS, was presented for second reading with changes as submitted by the City Attorney under date of March 28. The ordinance was further amended, Motion x deleting Subsection (j) of Section 10110.5. All Ayes (The ordinance will again be presented on April 25, 1960.) 5. (Agenda Item I -5) Resolution No. 5209, accepting i a grant of easement from John T. Alderson and nt cf Lucy V. Alderson, Virginia M. Pope, and Oscar B. t Phillips, and M. Louise Phillips, for open eme 23 channel storm drain in the vicinity of Heather Motion x ds Lane, 23d Street, and Irvine Avenue, Tract No. Roll Call 3138, was adopted. Ayes x x x x x x x 6. (Agenda Item I -6) Ordinance No. 849, being 84S AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH for AMENDING SECTION 9102.2 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH hrg. MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO ZONING AND SETBACK LINES, establishing setback lines and rezoning Tract No. 3277 from a U District to an R -1; rezoning Marinapark from an R -4 to a U District; rezoning Tract No. 1396 from a U District to an R -3; re- zoning property southeast of that area of Mariners Drive lying between Dover Drive and Irvine Avenue from a U District to an R -1, Tract No. 1896. Said ordinance was adopted on June 9, 1958, without a public haring. ATTEST: Mayor G ity er Page 198 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Page 199 - Volume 13 Index ( April 11. 1960) 4 Gz Ea R ad DE Lc zc R ad CA We Ab R ad CA Re 4 Te Ma Tr CA r Ordinance No. 849 was set for public hearing on Motion x April 25, 1960. Roll Call Ayes xxx x xx 7. (Agenda Item I -7) Resolution No. 5210, accepting ant of a grant of easement from Herbert W. Pfahler for .seme t street and highway purposes over the easterly 5210 10 feet of the southerly 75 feet of Lot 812k, Motion x .opted. First Addition to Newport Mesa Tract, was Roll Call eds Adopted. Ayes x x x x x x x adin 8. (Agenda Item I -8) Resolution No. 5211, establis - ne ing a loading zone on a portion of Pacific Coast 5211 Highway, (southerly side of Pacific Coast High- Motion x opted. way between Orchid and Narcissus Avenues in Roll Call Corona del Mar) , was adopted. Ayes x x x x x x x 9. (Agenda Item I -9) Resolution No. 5212, being A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ed NEWPORT BEACH, DETERMINING AND DECLARING THAT ' CERTAIN WEEDS ARE GROWING UPON CERTAIN STREETS, SIDEWALKS, PARKWAYS AND PRIVATE PROPERTY IN THE ateme t CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, AND THAT THE SAME ARE A 5212 PUBLIC NUISANCE; DIRECTING THE STREET SUPERIN- opted TENDENT TO POST NOTICES TO DESTROY SAID WEEDS -11 AS REQUIRED BY LAW; FIXING THE TIME FOR HEARING ALL OBJECTIONS OR PROTESTS AND DIRECTING THE ABATEMENT THEREOF IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHAPTER 4 OF ARTICLE VII OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE, was adopted. The matter was set for public Motion x hearing on May 9, 1960. Roll Call Ayes xxxxxx The Mayor declared a five minute recess at this cess time. .The Council reconvened with all members present. 10.(Agenda Item I -19 (b)) The Mayor requested that the Council take up Item 19(b) on Page 7 of the Agenda. ntati e The recommendations of the Planning Commission P and Tentative Map of Tract No. 3702, being a 3702 proposed subdivision of a portion of Blocks 52 -23 and 53 of Irvine °s Subdivision consisting of 232.6 plus acres divided into 723 lots; located westerly of the Upper Bay bluff, between Westcl'ff Drive, approximately 22d Street and Irvine Avenue, were presented. Mr. Newt Cox, representing Mr. Walter Mellott, and Mr. Ted Finster spoke from the audience. The Tentative Map for Tract No. 3702 was approved subject to the conditions imposed by the Planning Commission; and the City Manager and City Attorney were instructed to work out an acceptable agreement for the preservation Motion x of the status quo of a bluff. 1 Ayes ATTEST- Mayor a1- City q1erki Page 199 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH .Page 200 - Volume 13 Index (April 11, 1960) T___ _ -- � 11.(Agenda Item I -10) The following Election Board was appointed to canvass the absentee ballots on April 19, 1960; each officer to receive com- Election pensation for her services in the amount of $5: Board to canvass Inspector - Mrs. Marjorie E. Letto, 123 Via Nice absentee Newport Beach. ballots appt. Judge - Mrs. Julia Eggert, 1612 West Ocean CA -76 Front, Newport Beach. Clerk - Mrs. Lela D. McMillan, 540 Redlands Avenue, Newport Beach. Clerk - Mrs. Isabel Pease, 211 Evening Canyon Road, Corona del Mar. The canvass of the absent voters' ballots by said Board was set for 1:00 P.M. April 19, 1960; in the Council Chambers of the City Hall. • 12.(Agenda Item I -11) The work of Don Hickey Con- struction Company, being the construction of the Police Police Building was accepted as recommended by Bldg. the City Manager and Public Works Director; and work authorization was given to release the surety accepte bond. C -644 R 5213 adopter CA -23 CA -12 Counci: action of 3 -2g rescin< • CdM Parking Lot A CdM Parking Lot B CA -104 Sewer replace ment CA -32 C -663 13.(Agenda Item I -12) Resolution No. 5213, accept- ing a deed from The Irvine Company conveying capacity rights in a certain pipeline, to serve Tract No. 3519, Cameo Highlands, was adopted. 14.(Agenda Items I -13 (a), (b)) ENTRANCE IMPROVE- MENTS TO CORONA DEL MAR STATE AND CITY BEACH PARK: (a) The Council action of March 28, 1960, di ing.the City Clerk to advertise for bids for construction of the Corona del Mar State and City Beach Park entrance improvements, was rescinded. (.b) The plans and specifications for the gradinE and improvement of Parking Lot A and entrance to the Corona.del Mar State and City Beach Park in accordance with the Master Plan, were ap- proved, and the City Clerk was authorized to receive bids on May 5, 1960, at 10:30 A.M. (c) The City Manager was requested to prepare recommendations and an estimate for the impro ment of Lot B. 15.(Agenda Items I -14, (a)) The recommendations of the City Manager and Public Works Director re- garding the receipt and opening of bids by the City Clerk on April 7, 1960, for the replace- ment of 8" cement sewer main with 8" vitrified clay pipe in the alley southerly of Park Avenue between first alley east of Diamond A nue to Park Avenue, were prese;Red. ATTEST: A Page 200 COUNCILMEN Motion All Ayes Motion All Ayes Motion Ix All Ayes Motion Roll Call Ayes Motion All Ayes Motion All Ayes Motion All Ayes X Index (April 11, 1960) _/ Sp Sy Ma Pa CA C- R F_ Fr Ba wi of CA 4 R Rh' PL CA R ' Vac Rh: 4 CA- CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Page 201 - Volume 13 Resolution No. 5214, authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to execute a contract with the low Motion x bidder; James I. Gallacher, at the contract prica Roll Call: of $36,906, was adopted. Ayes x x x x x x x 16.(Agenda Items I -15, (a)) The recommendations of rink er the City Manager and Public Works Director re- stem garding the receipt and opening of bids by the rine.s City Clerk on April 8, 1960, for the construction rk of sprinkler system in Mariners Park at Irvine -167 Avenue, Dover Drive, Mariners Drive, were pre - 664 sented. 5215 Resolution No. 5215, authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to execute a contract with the low Motion x bidder, Dew Rite Sprinkler Company, at the con- Roll Call tract price of $7,441, was adopted. Ayes x x x x x x 17.(Agenda Item I -16, (a)) The recommendations of the City Manager and Public Works Director re- garding the receipt and opening of bids by the ' City Clerk on April 8, 1960, for the underground electrical and telephone system at Corona del icke _Aar State and City Beach Park, Public Service rrin tonArea No. 1, were presented. thdr• wal bid Mr. Gene Barrington spoke from the audience and -167 requested that Fricke- Barrington, the low bidder in connection with said work, desired to be released from its contract since a mistake had been made in the calculation of the bid. Councilman Kingsley made a motion that Fricke - Motion x Barrington be allowed to withdraw its bid. The City Attorney, the Finance Director and the Public Works Director were requested to examine the mathematical calculations of Fricke - Barrington and Mayor Stoddard requested that the Council continue with other business. 18.(Agenda Items I -17 (a), (b)) PROPOSED ABANDON- ' MENT OF RHINE PLACE: Resolution No. 5216, of the City Council of the 5216 City of Newport Beach, adopting map showing a certain street known as Rhine Place which is Lne proposed to be vacated, closed up and abandoned, ace -14 was presented. Mr. Oscar Norberg spoke from the audience and ,stated that if the escrow concerning Mrs. Black' property is completed on May 5, they will have no objections to the abandonment of Rhine Place. Resolution No. 5216 was adopted. Motion x Roll Call Ayes xx xxxx 5217 Resolution No. 5217, of the City Council of the :ati n City of Newport Beach, declaring its intention Lne to order the vacation, closing up and abandon- lace rand ment of a certain street known as Rhine Place, setting the hearing thereon for May 23 Motion Roll Call x •14 1960, was adopted. 0':; Ayes x x x x x x x ATTEST: v [ate 9 =� Mayor City a Page 201 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Page 202 - Volume 13 0 o c 2? o Index jO N w< 2 m o (April 11 1960) • 19.(Agenda Item I -18) Resolution No. 5218, estab- Motion x 218 lishing procedures for amending the Budget, was Roll Call CA -101 adopted. Ayes xxxK x x 20.(Agenda Item I- 19(a)) REALIGNMENT OF NEWPORT BOULEVARD BETWEEN 23D AND 30TH STREETS, AMEND- MENT TO THE STREET AND HIGHWAY UNIT OF THE MASTER PLAN: Precis Plan The recommendations of the Planning Commission Motion x No. 5 regarding Precise Plan No. 5, were accepted and All Ayes CA -128 the City Manager and his staff were instructed to prepare the necessary facts, to make an investigation to determine the possibility of setting up an Assessment District to finance these improvements, or some portion of the improvements. 21.(Agenda Item I -16, (a)) Mayor Stoddard stated that the City Attorney and Public Works Director had completed an examination of the computation • of Fricke- Barrington °s bid. R 5219 auth The consensus was that an honest mistake had contra ,t been made, and a vote was taken on Councilman CdM Kingsley °s motion to allow the withdrawal of underg d said bid, which carried unanimously. All Ayes utilit es CA -167 In accordance with the recommendations of the C -665 Public Works Director,. Resolution No. 5219, authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to execute Motion x a contract with Alex Robertson Company, at the Roll Call: contract price of $5,518, was adopted. Ayes x x x x x x x 22.(Agenda Item I- 19(c)) TENTATIVE MAP TRACT NO. 3606: Tr 360ij The recommendations of the Planning Commission Tent M p regarding Tentative Map of Tract No. 3606, being CA -23 a proposed subdivision of a portion of.Lot 164, Block 53, Irvine °s Subdivision, consisting of 3.8 acres divided into 13 R -3 lots; located easterly of Irvine Avenue and southerly of Mariners Drive, were presented. The Tentative Map for Tract No. 3606 was approvel Motion x as conditioned by the Planning Commission. All Ayes Mr. Austin Sturtevant spoke from the audience. emend- 23.(Agenda Item I- 19(d)) The recommendations of the nent Planning Commission regarding Amendment No. 2 to Jo. 2 the Street and Highway Unit of the Master Plan, ;A -128 were presented and the matter was set for public Motion x hearing on April 25, 1960. All Ayes )rd. 24.(Agenda Item I- 19(e)) Ordinance No. 919, being 319 Lntro- AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH iuced REZONING PROPERTY AND AMENDING DISTRICT MAP 'A -10 NO. 2, rezoning Lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12, Block 53, . River Section, located t 5301, 5305 „ 530 5315, 5319, 5323 River enue, and a/� i�fi.of ATTEST: �s(7itiYJ 'Mayor c City Y - Page 202 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Page 203 - Volume 13 Index (April 11: 1960) N < Z m o ^Section 29, lying between said lots and River Avenue, Newport Beach; from R -2 to R -1 District, Motion x was introduced and set for public hearing on Roll Call April 25, 1960. Ayes x x x x x x 25.(Agenda Item I -20) Ordinance No. 917, being )rd 91 adopte AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH CA -12 AMENDING SECTION 7241 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE AND ADDING SECTIONS 7241.1, 7241.2, 7243, AND 7244 TO SAID CODE, AND REPEALING ORDINANCES NUMBERED 292 AND 352 RELATING TO THE SALE OF WATER, was presented for second reading. Ordinance No. Motion x 917 was adopted. Roll Call Ayes xxx xxxx 26.(Agenda Item I -21) Resolution No. 5220, accept - 5220 ing Quitclaim Deed from Russell E. Ford and Motion x adoptel Edward Russell on Lots 1 and 28, Block 3, Tract Roll Call •CA- 3 No. 772, was adopted. Ayes x x x X X x x 1 5221 27. (Agenda Item I -23) Resolution No. 5221, author - 3emoli izing a contract for the demolition of buildings tion o and directing the work of demolition to proceed, bldgs regarding the property located at 904 -906 East Motion x adoptel Balboa Boulevard and 905 -907 East Bay Avenue, Roll Call ",A -81 was adopted. Ayes xxxx x x 28.(Agenda Items I -22 (a), (b), (c), (d), (e)) The- Motion x following Budget Amendments-were approved: All Ayes (a) No. C -95, being an Increase in Revenue Estimates, in the amount of $100, to Park and 3udget Recreation, Park Improvements; re donation from mend- West Newport Improvement Association to be used nents for Channel Place Park equipment and supplies. ipprov d "A -102 (b) No. C -96, being an Increase in Budget Appropriations, in the amount of $5000, from Unappropriated Surplus, General, to Finance • Department, Office Equipment; for acquisition of utility billing machine and automatic bill feed for addressing equipment. (c) No. C -97, in the amount of $790, being a transfer of Budget Appropriations, to Parking Meters and Lots, transfer funds, for Filing Cabinet and Clock & Mechanism Cleaning Machine. (d) No. C -98, being an Increase in Budget Appropriations in the amount of $30,000, from Unappropriated Surplus Water, to Water - Land Improvements, for payment to Coastal Municipal Water District for connection to MWD Orange County Feeder Line at Palisades Road and Jamboree Road; and an increase in Revenue Estimates in the amount of $20,000, Donations and Contributions; the City to be reimbursed in the amount of $20,000 by Lockheed and Irvine. (e) No. C -99, being an increase in Budget • Appropriations, in the amount of $14 f om Unappropriated Surplus O General, to d g and (� ATTEST: Mayor City er page 203 T W C t C C B C a b C _r,] CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Page 204 - Volume 13 N x 9a � = 'm �' Z c °v f A rll li 17ou Safety Professional Services- Other, for demolition of buildings on the Van Pelt property at 904 -906 East Balboa Boulevard and 905 -907 East Bay Avenue. (f) No. C -100, being an Increase in Budget ** Appropriations in the amount of $5518, from Capital Outlay to Park and Recreation, Land Im- provements; for the construction of underground electrical and telephone systems at the Corona del Mar State and City Beach Park. 29.Authorization was given for a temporary emporzry emergency connection of Costa Mesa County Water ater District with the Newport Beach system to be onnec paid for by the District, to be constructed to ion the specifications of the Public Works Director, A -12 and the installation of a meter to be made, if at all possible, but left to the discretion of Motion x the Public Works Director and the City Manager. All Ayes onfirm3o.The City Clerk stated that due to a conflict of • Election Laws, confirmation by the Council of he appointment of the same Board, as was appointed oard to by the Council earlier in the evening to canvass anvass the absentee ballots, was needed. Confirmation Motion x bsent a was so given. All Ayes allot A -76 31.The meeting was adjourned until 3:00 P.M. on Motion x April 19, 1960. All Ayes d j our See inures of May 3, 1960, Page 239 . ATTEST: yor AA CtyCe Page 204