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Minutes of REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
Date of Meeting: May 12, 1969
Time of Meeting: 7:30 P.M.
Place of Meeting: Council Chambers
Roll Call:
Mayor Marshall opened the meeting with recognition of
National Girls Club Week and the Pledge of Allegiance was
led by Jane Hodges and Patty Chavez, members of the Girl
Club of the Harbor Area.
The reading of the Mintntes of the Regular Meeting of
April 28, 1969 was waived and said Minutes were approved
as written and ordered filed.
HEARINGS:
1, Mayor Marshall opened the public hearing regarding
Ordinance No. 1300, being,
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT
BEACH REZONING PROPERTY AND AMENDING
DISTRICT MAP NO. 27,
Planning Commission Amendment No. 254, Irvine
Company request to rezone southeast corner of Irvine
Avenue and Mariners Drive from a C -O -H District to
an R -3 -B District.
No one desired to be heard on the matter,
Mayor Marshall closed the hearing with the unanimous
consent of the Council.
Ordinance No. 1300 was adopted after the reading of
the ordinance was waived by unanimous consent of the
Council.
Z. Mayor Marshall opened the public hearing in connectior
with application for a Certificate of Public Convenience
and Necessity by Schaefer's Ambulance Service, 2227
S. Bristol Street, Santa Ana, requesting approval to
operate two ambulances upon the public streets of the
City of Newport Beach.
A copy of a memorandum from the License Supervisor
to the City Manager was presented.
No one desired to be heard on the matter.
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Mayor Marshall closed the hearing with the unanimous
consent of the Council.
A Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity was
Motion
granted to Schaefer's Ambulance Service, as requested
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3. Mayor Marshall opened the public hearing in connectiorl
Alpaugh
with the appeal of Clifford J. Alpaugh from the decisio
Appeal
of the Planning Commission granting Variance No. 969
which had been applied for by the City of Newport
Beach in behalf of Mrs. Audre Schiff for the construc-
tion of a carport on the front one -half of lot at 1909
West Balboa Boulevard, Newport Beach and to allow
said carport to encroach into the 5 foot required front
yard setback in an R -3 Zone.
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A letter from Mr. Alpaugh was presented with memo-
randa from the Planning Director and the City Manager
Planning Director Larry Wilson reported on the
findings of the Planning Commission.
Clifford Alpaugh spoke from the audience opposing the
variance, and Audre Schiff and Morton Schiff spoke
from the audience in support of the variance.
The subject was discussed by Council.
The matter was diaried to a future meeting, to be
determined by all parties, and was referred to staff
for study and report, and particularly to determine the
metes and bounds of the property sold, and the staff
was directed to work out whatever arrangements might
Motion
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be possible to make a compatible usage for Mrs.
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Schiff and for Mr. Alpaugh.
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4. Mayor Marshall opened the public hearing in connectio
Irvine Co.
with the appeal of The Irvine Company from the de-
".npeal
cision of the Planning Commission denying Amend-
ment No. 255 which would amend District Map No. 24
from a C -1 -H to an R -1 District on property located
bayward of Bayside Drive, southeast of the inter-
section of Bayside Drive and E1 Paseo.
A memorandum from the Planning Director was pre-
sented.
Planning Director Larry Wilson reported on the
findings of the Planning Commission.
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Mayor Marshall asked if anyone desired to be heard.
Dale Warner spoke from the audience opposing the
redistricting.
George DeBeaumont spoke from the audience asking
for clarification of Irvine Company plans.
Jim Taylor, representing The Irvine Company, spoke
from the audience and explained the proposed plans of
The Irvine Company for the R -1 development.
Mayor Marshall closed the hearing with the unanimous
consent of the Council.
The findings of the Planning Commission were over-
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granted amending District Map No. 24.
5. Mayor Marshall opened the public hearing in connectio
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with the appeal of H. O. Hagen from the decision of the
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Planning Commission denying Use Permit No. 1424 to
Toll Slide Manufacturing Company, Inc. for construc-
tion of a recreational slide on East Ocean Front be-
tween Palm and Washington Street, Lots 9 -16, Block 8,
Balboa Tract, Zone C -1.
A letter to Councilman Rogers and a letter from the
Balboa Peninsula Point Association opposing the slide
were presented with a petition signed by 18 residents
of the Balboa Peninsula opposing the slide and a memo-
randum from the Planning Director.
Planning Director Larry Wilson presented the findings
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of the Planning Cbmmission.
Ed Earl spoke from the audience.
Planning Director Larry Wilson read a letter ad-
dressed to Mayor Marshall from the Mayor of San
Bernardino commending Toll Slide on their operation
in that town. Mr. Wilson also stated that letters had
been received from the Balboa Peninsula Point Associ-
ation and from Copre School opposing the slide.
Mayor Marshall closed the hearing with the unanimous
consent of the Council.
The findings of the Planning Commission were sus-
Motion
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ORDINANCES FOR ADOPTION:
1. Amended Ordinance No. 1297, being,
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT
BEACH AMENDING CHAPTER 10. 16 OF THE
NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING
TO GAMBLING PROHIBITIONS,
regulating games of skill as well as gambling, was
presented for second reading.
A letter from the Balboa Bay Lions Club supporting
the ordinance and asking that the terminology of the
ordinance permit the work of the Club to go forward
without interruption with respect to such fund - raising
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activities as the annual Lobster Bake was presented.
Ordinance No. 1297 was adopted after the reading of
Motion
the ordinance was waived by unanimous consent of the
Roll Call:
Council.
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2. Ordinance No. 1298, being,
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT
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BEACH ADDING SECTION 5.16. 120 ENTITLED
"WAIVER BY CITY MANAGER ", TO CHAPTER
5,16 RELATING TO SPECIAL SALES, TITLE 5
OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE,
TO ALLOW AN EXEMPTION FOR LOCAL
MERCHANTS WHO ARE DISASTER VICTIMS,
was presented for second reading.
Ordinance No. 1298 was adopted after the reading of
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the ordinance was waived by unanimous consent of the
Roll Call:
Council.
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3. Ordinance No. 1299, being,
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT
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BEACH ADDING SECTION 10. 48. 035 TO TITLE 1
OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE
TO AUTHORIZE THE ABATEMENT OF WEEDS
ON SPECIFIED PARCELS OF PROPERTY AS
SEASONAL AND RECURRENT NUISANCES,
was presented for second reading.
Ordinance No. 1299 was adopted after the reading of
Motion
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ORDINANCES FOR INTRODUCTION:
1. Proposed Ordinance No. 1301, being,
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT
BEACH REZONING PROPERTY AND AMENDING
DISTRICT MAP NO. 4,
Planning Commission Amendment No. 256, Helena
Famularo request to rezone the Bay -Lido Building
located north of Via Lido between Central Avenue and
Newport Boulevard from a C -1 District to a C -O -H
District, diaried from the meeting, of April 28, was
presented.
Ordinance No. 1301 was introduced and set for public
hearing on May 26, 1969.
Z. Proposed Ordinance No. 1302, being,
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT
BEACH CHANGING AND REDEFINING BOUNDA-
RIES OF ALL COUNCILMANIC DISTRICTS,
replacing and superseding all prior district numbers
and boundaries.
Ordinance No. 1302 was introduced and passed to
second reading on May 26, 1969.
CONSENT CALENDAR:
The following items were approved by one motion affirming
the actions on the Consent Calendar:
1. The following advisory communications were ordered
filed:
Letters opposing the construction of street lights and
sidewalks in Assessment District No. 52 from
Richard and Carol R. Forehan and E. H. Conway.
Agenda of the Board of Supervisors meetings held
April 29, 30 and May 6 and 7, 1969.
Letter from Newport Harbor American Legion Post
No. 291 inviting Council to participate in their
Memorial Day program on May 30, 1969.
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Letter from "Sing -Out Orange County" inviting Council
to an "Introductory Performance" on Saturday evening,
May 24 at Garden Grove High School.
Letter from Southern California Association of Govern-
ments asking that the City consider joining the Associ-
ation.
Letters from the cities of Santa Ana, San Clemente and
Laguna Beach regarding Orange County civil defense
disaster relief plan and termination of existing agree-
ments.
Annual report of financial transactions concerning
Cities of California for fiscal year 1967 -68 from State
Controller.
Resolution of the City of Huntington Beach expressing
appreciation for assistance rendered by neighboring
cities in controlling the illegal activities on the City's
beach on Sunday, April 20.
Resolution of the City of Costa Mesa urging the
adoption of AB 1356 which will place fire fighters in
cities under the Employer - Employee Relations Act.
Resolutions from the cities of Santa Cruz and San
Leandro opposing offshore oil drilling.
Postcard stating that the court case testing the legality
of the exchange of lands between Orange County and
The Irvine Company concerning Upper Newport Bay
affects Newport Beach more than any other area and
requesting Council representation in court.
• Excerpt from Board of Supervisors meeting of April 30
indicating that the Department of Real Property Ser-
vices staff was instructed to study the presentations of
the cities of Costa Mesa and Newport Beach on the
proposed location of the Orange County Harbor Court
on a comparative basis and submit an analysis and
opinion to the Board on May 20 at 10:30 A. M.
Public Utilities Commission:
(a) Decision No. 75494, Case No. 5979, Investi-
gation to establish rules and procedures to
facilitate administration of 1957 Amendment
to Vehicle Code Sections 576 and 576.5
relating to requirement that certain motor
vehicles must stop at railway grade crossings.
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(b) Application No. 51053 of Pacific Lighting
Service Company for authority to include in
its tariff for resale natural gas service a
limited rate adjustment provision for pur-
chased gas cost based on Federal Power
Commission Dockets Nos. RP69 -20 and
RP69 -27.
(c) Application No. 51054 of Southern Counties
Gas Company of California for authority to
include in its tariff schedules for retail and
wholesale natural gas service a limited rate
adjustment provision for purchased gas cost
based on Federal Power Commission Dockets
Nos. RP69 -20 and RP69 -27.
he following communications were referred as in-
.c ate d.
eferred to staff for study and report, letter from
oris E. Russell, 2741 Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar,
:questing permission to plant material and install a
chain link fence adjacent to her home.
eferred to staff for study and report, letter from,
outique Bus requesting permission to operate as a
.obile retail store. (See Item (c) under Business
icense Applications.)
eferred to Pending Legislation Committee, reso-
tion of the City of Long Beach urging support to the
Ltroduction of a bill providing that daylight saving
me be observed nationally on a year -round basis.
eferred to Pending Legislation Committee, Third
egislative Digest from League of California Cities.
eferred to Appointments Committee, letter from
avid W. Curtis resigning from the Planning Com-
iission effective June 30, 1969.
eferred to staff'for reply, letter from State Depart -
Lent of Public Works attaching copy of the State High -
ay Engineer's freeway routing recommendation for
ie Z. 2 -mile portion of State Highway Route 55 in
range County between Route 1 freeway and Bay Street
id asking for comments within 30 days, prior to
reparation of freeway routing recommendation to the
alifornia Highway Commission.
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3. The following resolutions were adopted after the
reading of the resolutions was waived by unanimous
consent of the Council:
Resolution No. 6979 adopting a revised map,shbwing
Master the lands benefited by Master Plan facilities pursuant t<
Plan Water the authority contained in Chapter 14. 33 of the Newport
System Beach Municipal 'Code entitled "Water Capital Improve-
ment Charges. " (A report from the Public Works
Director was presented.)
Resolution No. 6980 authorizing execution of a joint
PCH powers agreement between the City of Newport Beach
Widening/ and the County of Orange for the widening of a portion
W of BBC of Pacific Coast Highway west,.of the Balboa Bay
Club. (A report from the Public Works Director was
•. presented.)
Resolution No. 6981 authorizing Mayor and City Clerk
Tract 6620 to execute a revised subdivision agreement in con-
nection with Tract 6620 and authorizing the City Clerk
to release the previously executed bonds now held by
the City. (A report from the Public Works Director
was presented. )
Resolution No. 6982 ascertaining the general prevail,
Pub Wks/ rate of wage rates to be paid public works contract
Contract projects. (A report from the Public Works Director
Wage Scale was presented. )
Resolution No. 6983 authorizing the application for the
Library establishment and improvement of library services
Newport from the State of California and approval of a plan of
Beach services thereunder.
• 4. The City Clerk's referral of the following claims to
the insurance carrier was confirmed:
Claim of Western Salt Company for injury to property
Western on or about January 27, 1969, allegedly occurring
Salt when a wall of the San Diego Creek flood control
channel gave way at a point close to the San Diego
Creek Bridge and Jamboree Road, flooding claimant's
salt making facility located in upper Newport Bay.
Claim of John J. Bass for damages to his car when it
Bass was allegedly involved in an accident with a private
car on City business on January 21, 1969.
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Summons and Complaint for Personal Injury and False
Imprisonment, Robert Dennis Hamilton, plaintiff,
Case No. 159553 in Superior Court for Orange County.
Summons and Complaint for Money (Enforcement of
Performance Bond) of Azusa Western, Inc., Plaintiff
vs Far Western Pipeline, Inc., City of Newport Beach
and United Bonding Insurance Company.
5. The plans and specifications for Mariner's Library
patio enclosure, Contract No. 1202, were approved
and the City Clerk was authorized to advertise for bids
to be opened at 10:00 A. M. on May 28, 1969. (A
report from the Public Works Director was presented.
6. The plans and specifications for the undergrounding of
ocean front lifeguard tower telephone lines, Contract
No. 1190, were approved and the City Clerk was
authorized to advertise for bids to be opened at
10:00 A. M. on May 29, 1969. (A report from the
Public Works Director was presented.)
7. Revision was authorized to sewer pump station and
system appurtenances be't'terment program from the
work as described in the budget document to construc-
tion of a parallel sewer force main from Balboa Island
to the mainland. (A report from the Public Works
Director was presented.)
8. Preparation of an engineering services agreement with
Shuirman- Simpson, Civil Engineers, was authorized to
perform an engineering study of detachment of areas
within the City from the Costa Mesa Sanitary District.
(A report from the Public Works Director was pre-
sented.)
9. The public improvements constructed in conjunction
with Resubdivision 242 of Mobil Oil Co. on Coast
Highway at Jamboree Road were accepted and the City
Clerk was authorized to release the Faithful Perform-
ance Bond and to release the Labor and Material Bond
in 6 months provided no claims have been filed. (Ref.
Section 11612, Subdivision Map Act). (A report from
the Public Works Director was presented. )
10. The public improvements constructed in conjunction
with Resubdivision 237 of William Cagney, Placentia
at Superior, were accepted and the City Clerk was
authorized to release the Faithful Performance Bond
and to release the Labor and Material Bond in 6 mon
provided no claims have been filed. (Ref. Section
11612, Subdivision Map Act). (A report from the
Public Works Director was presented.)
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11. Construction was authorized of a series of groins
oceanward of the lifeguard building in lieu of the
presently planned bulkhead, Contract No. 1214.
12. The following business license applications were ap-
proved subject to conditions established by the City
Manager:
Application of Mr. Oo's, 2600 West Coast Highway, for
a dance hall license.
Application of The Beachcombers Shops, Inc. to con-
duct a boat slip rental business at 2633 West Coast
Highway. (A report from the Harbor Coordinator was
presented.)
Application of Jimi's London Boutique Bus to operate
a retail mobile boutique shop for purpose of retailing
at different locations.
Application of Robert F. Hilmer for door to door
soliciting for Newport Beach Cablevision, Inc.
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13. The following expense. accounts were approved:
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Councilman Hirth's expense account for attendance at
the California League of Cities Mayor and Councilmen'
Legislative Institute in Sacramento from April 14 to
April 16, 1969.
Councilman Rogers' expense account for attendance at
the California League of Cities Mayor and Council-
men's Legislative Institute in Sacramento from
April 14 to April 16, 1969.
14, The Table of Authorization was amended to delete one
Senior Lifeguard position (Salary Range 35) and to add
one Secretary I position (Salary Range 31) effective
May 12, 1969, in the Marine Safety Department. (A
report from the City Manager was presented. )
15. The following Budget Amendments were approved:
C -81, $20, 000 transfer of Budget Appropriations for
making repairs to Lining at Big Canyon Reservoir
from Pacific View Drive Improvements - Entrance to
Big Canyon Reservoir to Water Systems Betterments
Program, Water Fund. (A report from the Public
Works Director was presented.)
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16.
The request of the Junior Auxiliary, Assistance League
of Newport Beach (non - profit organization) to hold
a silent auction on June 4, 1969 from 10:00 A. M. to
12:30 P.M. at 505 32nd St., no professional auctioneer
and by invitation only to members and guests was ap-
proved.
ITEMS REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR:
1.
A letter was presented from Air California asking
Council to adopt a resolution supporting their appli -
cation with the Public Utilities Commission for author-
ity to offer direct airline service between Orange
County and Sacramento.
The Mayor was instructed to direct a letter to the
Motion
Public Utilities Commission expressing the City's
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opposition to the Sacramento service by Air California
and explaining in some detail the reasons for the
Council's position.
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A letter was presented from the Boys' Club of the
Harbor Area stating their need for a facility in the
peninsula or ocean front area of Newport Beach and
asking that the City contribute the site at no cost to
the Boys' Club on a dollar a year basis.
The Council approved in principle the use of City
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oceanfront property by the Boys' Club of the Harbor
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Area for purposes of constructing a facility to serve
the recreational needs of the youth of the Peninsula,
subject to the resolvement of any legal problems
relating to the City's ability to allow the property to
be so used, as may be specified in the City Charter or
Municipal Code.
CONTINUED BUSINESS:
1.
A letter from Harvey D. Pease asking for a re- hearing
of his application for Harbor Permit No. 258 -204,
denied by Council at its meeting of April 28, was
presented with a memorandum from Harbor Coordi-
nator George Dawes.
The request for re- hearing was denied based on the Motion
facts as stated in the memorandum from the Harbor Ayes
Coordinator.
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CURRENT BUSINESS:
1. A memorandum was presented from the Planning
Director regarding the findings of the Planning Com-
mission in connection with the Final Map of Tract 6565
28.21 acres consisting of 92 residential lots intended
for single family homes, portion of Block 92 of Irvine'i
Subdivision, located east of MacArthur Boulevard and
south of Ford Road, zoned PC (Planned Community).
The Final Map of Tract 6565 was approved, subject to
conditions recommended by the Planning Commission,
and Resolution No. 6984, authorizing execution of an
agreement with Newport Hills, Inc. , subdivider, for
the construction of public improvements in Tract 6565,
was adopted after further reading of the resolution was
waived by unanimous consent of the Council.
2. A letter from Ed Loynes, Retail Sales Manager for
Subaru of California, Inc. asking permission to use a
trailer for a temporary office was presented with a
letter from the Building Director to Mr. Loynes in
connection with his request.
The request of Subaru of California, Inc. to use a
trailer for a temporary office, was denied.
3. A letter from the Newport, Beach Police Employee's
Association asking to be recognized as the negotiating
representative for all employees with the Newport
Beach Police Department was presented with a memo-
randum from the City Manager.
The request of the Police Employee's Association was
referred to the City Manager for appropriate action.
4. A memorandum was presented from the City Manager
regarding purchase of a Traffic Counter exceeding the
budgeted amount by more than 10016.
The purchase of a Traffic Counter at 10% over
amount was approved.
5. A letter was presented from Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E.
Lennox requesting permission to operate a floating
catering concession in Newport Harbor.
Pamela Lennox spoke from the audience.
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The Council explained to Mrs. Lennox the reasons for
their opposition to this type'of _operation, .and the setter Motion
was ordered filed. Ayes
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ADDITIONAL BUSINESS:
1. Resolution No. 6985, memorializing the Congress of
the United States and the Legislature of the State of
California to enact legislation which would prohibit oil
exploration and production on State and Federal tide
and submerged lands adjacent to the coast of California
between the northerly City limits of the City of Newporl
Beach and the Mexican border, was adopted after the
further reading of the resolution was waived by
unanimous consent of the Council.
2. Councilman Gruber made a motion to remove the
asphalt berms policy statement from the table and
place it on the agenda for further discussion on May
which motion carried.
3. The City Manager was authorized to execute a lease
agreement with the owners of the building located at
414 32nd Street for the use of approximately 1, 900 net
square feet of office space, in accordance with the
terms reviewed by staff with the Council at the May 12
Study Session.
Stephen C. Auld spoke from the audience and requested
that the matter of the route of the Orange Freeway be
placed on a future Study Session so thetpublic could be
heard and the City set a:firrri determinationtof what'its
policy should be.
Mayor Marshall explained that the matter had been dis-
cussed in Study Session and that the Public Works Director
and representative's' from the Freeway Committee :were
directed to meet with Division Seven engineers in Los
Angeles at the earliest opportunity to review the matter,
and this will help the City establish a firm policy.
The meeting was adjourned at 10 :30 P.M. to 7:30 P.M. on
May 19, 1969.
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