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Home My WebLink About04/13/1970 - Regular MeetingCOUNCILMEN J Q y 03 s`9P�.�s2roc y��m roll CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING Place: Council Chambers Time: 7:30 P. M. Date: April 13, 1970 index oastal •wy IM :er- change Present x x x x x x x Roll Call. Mayor Marshall welcomed the members of the Newport - Balboa Girl Scout Cadet Troop No. 1990 who were in the audience. The reading of the - Minutes of the Adjourned Meeting of March 16 and of the Regular Meeting of March 23, 1970 was waived, the Minutes of the Adjourned Meeting of Motion x March 16 were approved as written and ordered filed, and Ayes x x x x x x x the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of March 23, 1970 were approved as amended and ordered filed. HEARINGS: 1. Mayor Marshall opened the public hearing for dis- Ci • cussion of various off -ramps of the Pacific Coast F: Freeway in Corona del Mar in connection with Plans Cc J -23A, P -12, P -24 and P -25. In A report was presented from the Public Works Director. City Clerk Laura Lagios stated that besides the com- munications listed on the agenda, additional letters for both plans had been received and all letters had been presented to the Council. The total number of signatures received favoring Plan P -25 was 749, including letters from Harbor View Hills Homeowners Association and The Irvine Company. The total number of signatures received favoring Plan P -12 was 670, including letters from Corona Highlands Property Owners Association and • Cameo Community Association, Two letters" were , received favoring Plan P -12 and four letters opposing the construction of a .Coastal Freeway. Traffic Engineer Robert Jaffe gave a brief explanation of the plans under consideration and also summarized a letter from the State Division of Highways stating that Plans P -12 and P -25 would be equally acceptable to the State. William Hashimoto, Assistant District Engineer for the Division of Highways, explained the procedure necessary if the present agreement were to be amended. The following people spoke from the r. Volume 24 - Page 73 index oastal •wy IM :er- change COUNCILMEN 010 5'PG roll call "soy 9CCF��"y�P • • Motion *tion Ayes Noes Ayes Noes Otion Motion Ayes Noes Ayes Noes 40 0! CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH April 13, 1970 audience in favor of Plan P -25: Ernest Mayer, past president of the Harbor View Hills Homeowners Association and a professional planner; Warde Watson representing Harbor View Hills Community Associa- tion; Bill Agee, representing the Corona. del Mar Civic Association; Bob Curci, Vice President. of the Harbor View Hills Homeowners Association and Chairman of the Freeway Committee; Stanley Smith; Bill Stroup, President of the Harbor View Hills Com- munity Association. The following people spoke in favor of Plan P -12, as set forth in the original agreement signed in 1968: Gerard Van Hoven, member of the Corona Highlands Community Association's Freeway Committee; Les Steffensen; Bill Koechner, past president of Corona Highlands Property Owners Association; Marvin Johnson, Chairman of the Cameo Community Asso- ciation's. Freeway Committee; and Ernest Schag, member of the Cameo Community Association's Free way Committee. Mayor Marshall closed the hearing with the consent of the Council. Vice Mayor Parsons made a motion to approve the selection of Plan J -23A. Councilman Gruber made a substitute motion to table the matter, which rhotion:fail-ed: to carry. A vote was taken on Vice Mayor Parsons' motion, and Plan J -23A between MacArthur Boulevard and Orchid Avenue was selected as the basic design favored by the City of Newport Beach. Councilman Hirth made a motion to approve P1anP -25 Councilman Gruber made a substitute motion to table the matter, which motion failed to carry. A vote was taken on Councilman Hirth's motion, and Plan P -25 was approved as the basic design favored by the City of Newport Beach, and it was directed that the City request the State Division of Highways and the County of Orange to support Plan J -23A and Plan P -25. RECESS was called for five minutes. The Council reconvened with all members present. Volume 24 - Page 74 index COUNCILMEN b c ?p9P' -P ' y IG roll Cell soy �� Ps y CITY OF April 13, 1970 NEWPORT BEACH index stin b Co )bile ay its .iciting / Idling HEARINGS (Continued): •Z. Mayor Marshall opened the public hearing in con- Tu nection with Application of Tustin Cab Company for a Ca certificate of public convenience and necessity for taxi service in the City of Newport Beach. A letter from Tustin Cab Company stating they are unable to file an application in Newport Beach due to their present commitments with Orange County Air- port was presented with a report from the City Manager. Motion x The hearing was discontinued due to the fact that an Ayes x x x x x x x application for certificate of public convenience and necessity had not formally been filed by the applicant. ORDINANCES FOR ADOPTION: 1. Ordinance No. 1332, being, Mc XT AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT Un BEACH ADDING CHAPTER 6.15 TO TITLE 6 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE ESTABLISHING REGULATIONS FOR MOBILE • XRAY UNITS, was presented for second reading. Motion x Ordinance No. 1332 was adopted after the reading of Ayes x x x x x x x the ordinance was waived by unanimous consent of the Council. Z. Ordinance No. 1333, being, So: • AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT e BEACH AMENDING SECTION 5.08. 110, CHAPTER 5.08 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE, RELATING TO SOLICITING AND PEDDLING, exempting those engaged in the sale, delivery and distribution of newspapers from solicitor's license requirement, was presented for second reading. Motion x Ordinance No. 1333 was adopted after the reading of Ayes x x x x x x x the ordinance was waived by unanimous consent of the Council. • Volume 24 - Page 75 index stin b Co )bile ay its .iciting / Idling COUNCILMEN roll 0 PJ Moti Aye s n U • Moti Ayes Moti ayes • • CITY OF NEWPORT April 13, 1970 3. Ordinance No. 1334, being, BEACH AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH ADDING CHAPTER 5.09 TO TITLE 5 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE, ENTITLED "REGISTRATION OF SOLICITORS AND PEDDLERS, " eliminating Council approval of solicitors' licenses and providing for the requirement of City identifica cards, was presented for second reading. Ordinance No. 1334 was adopted after the reading of the ordinance was waived by unanimous consent of the Council. ORDINANCES FOR INTRODUCTION: 1. Proposed Ordinance No. 1335, being, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH ADDING SECTION 10. 08.030 TO TITLE 10 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE, RELATING TO USE OF SIDEWALKS FOR COMMERCIAL PURPOSES, was presented with a report from the City Attorney. Ordinance No. 1335 was introduced and passed to second reading on April 27, 1970. 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: Letter from Tri- County Conservation League con- gratulating Council for adoption of Resolution No. 7135 urging the Orange County Board of Supervisors to support project "Coast to Crest, " and stating that the utilization of Featherly Regional Park on the Santa Ana River is a clear demonstration of the urgent need for this sort of open space. Letter from Mrs. Carlo Coslow to Vice Mayor Parsons regarding noisy aircraft over Corona High- lands. Volume 24 - Page 76 index eliciting/ 'e ddling Prohi' -' bitions roll • • • L i • • COUNCILMEN CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH April 13, 1970 Notice from the State Division of Highways of acquisition of property at 716 Jasmine, Corona del Mar. Letter from Lloyd B. Cotter, Jr. regarding con- servation of Upper Newport Bay (copies mailed to Councilmen); also letters urging the conservation of Upper Newport Bay from the following: Mrs. Lewis McDonald, Joan Hein, Anadine Gosley, John Slater, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Vandezande, and Barbara Benist, Cathy McDonell, Tracie Blake, Jennifer Walker, Kim Gallivan, Kathy Davies, Tina Smith of Troop 653, Pauline Cole, Mrs. Jesse H. Brooks, Helen M. Kuchera and Emelia M. Kimball. League of California Cities. Second Legislative Digest, last of Senate Committees and Legislative Bulletin. Notice from the Controller of the State of California regarding estimated amounts to be paid to each city and county as its share of revenues to be apportioned during the fiscal period ending June 30, 1971 from Highway Users Taxes and Motor Vehicle License Fees, showing Newport Beach's share to be $332, 430 from Motor Vehicle License Fees, $198, 293 from Highway Users Tax #2106, $182, 502 from #2107 and $6, 000 from #2107. 5. Copy of letter from Peggy Griffith, owner of Second Story Hotel, 2106 West Ocean Front, to Newport Beach Planning Commission regarding Alley West Restaurant amplified music. Notice from Local Agency Formation Commission of hearing on April 8 on the proposed Whittier Heights Annexation to the Costa Mesa Park and Recreation District. Agenda of Local Agency Formation Commission of meeting to be held April 22 on proposed Annexation to the City of Newport Beach, Harbor View Hills An— nexation, Phase III. s' Public Utilities Commission's Opinion and Order in connection with Application of Continental Trailways, Inc. and Continental Pacific Lines to increase intra- state passenger fares and express charges. Volume 24 - Page 77 index Whittier Hgts CM Annex Har View Hills Ph III Annex roll • • U • n • 1 COUNCILMEN CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH April 13, 1970 Notice from Public Utilities Commission of hearing to be held April 23 in connection with application for transfer of Air California's certificate to Pacific Southwest Airlines. Notice of Public Utilities Commission of petition of City of Santa Barbara to intervene and become a party in the application of Pacific International Hover Craft for passenger service between San Diego and Santa Barbara. Resolutions of the cities of Westminster and Buena Park expressing support for S -3093. Copy of report from the State Department of Fish and Game on natural resources of Upper Newport Bay and recommendations concerning the Bay's development. Resolution of the Board of Supervisors proclaiming willingness to cooperate with the City of Newport Beach in a comprehensive development study of the Upper Newport Bay and appointing the County Adminis- trative Officer, the Director of Harbors, Beaches and Parks, the Planning Director and the County Counsel as representatives of the County in cooperating in the comprehensive planning study. Copy of Minutes of the Board of Supervisors meeting held March 31 authorizing amendment of the lease with Bonanza Airlines, Inc. including restrictions on hours of operation, types of aircraft, number of oper- ations, approach and departure procedures, and noise and air pollution. Resolution of the City of Seal Beach requesting state legislation to enact new and /or modify existing legislation to enable all local governmental districts that serve areas of each other to be able to hold simultaneous elections. Agenda of the Board of Supervisors meetings held March 24, 25, 31, April 1, 7 and 8, 1970. 2. The following communications were referred as indicated: To Pending Legislation Committee, resolution of the City of Signal Hill requesting the State Legislature to enact laws to provide for the termination of unpro- ductive oil leases; and further urging Assemblyman Vincent Thomas, Senator George Deukmedjian, et al to proceed with their proposed sponsorship of such legislation. Volume 24 - Page 78 index Cal/ aft Npt npro- ductive ail Leases fall • • • • u • E COUNCILMEN s q y 05 5F!'Ps �'ss o� Pie call tis �yy'!!`�Ps CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH April 13, 1970 index To.Pending Legislation Committee, resolution of the Water City of Morro Bay requesting legislation to prohibit Pollution discharge of sewage from all ships, boats or other vessels into the waters of any bay, harbor or navi- gable stream. Or Co To staff for appropriate action, letters signed by Diamond eleven residents regarding the condition of the street Ave Drain drain pipe at the end of Diamond Avenue on South Bay Pipe Front, Balboa Island. Co To staff, letter from Agnes Falvey regarding the Tastes - Tastee-Freez restaurant on Balboa Boulevard. Freez To staff, letter from the American Civil Liberties ACLU Union of Southern California requesting Council to investigate alleged police harassment. To Traffic Engineer, letter from Mr. and Mrs. Fred Industria Jones requesting left -hand turning lane at the inter- Way Trf section of Newport Blvd. and Industrial Way, and regarding the condition of Industrial Way. To Planning Director for reply, letter from-Orange Or Co County Farm Bureau regarding developing long -term Gen Plan goals for agriculture in Orange County in connection with the County general planning program. Refer to staff for appropriate action, letter from the Co Orange County Division of the League of California Mapping Cities to Orange County Planning Director Forest Plan Dickason enclosing the Coordinated Mapping Advisory Committee's recommendation on Phase 2 of the com- prehensive County -wide mapping program and stating that if they a r e t o successfully place the compre- hensive County -wide mapping program before the Board of Supervisors in July during their budget hearings, a demonstration of County -wide support will be necessary. 3. The following resolutions were adopted after the reading of the resolutions was waived by unanimous consent of the Council: Resolution No. 7165 adopting certain standard specifi- Pub Works cations and special provisions in conjunction therewith Standard for use in the construction of all public works projects Specs within the jurisdiction of the City of Newport Beach. R -7165 (A report from the Public Works Director was pre- sented.) Volume 24 - Page 79 COUNCILMEN ' sy roll CITY OF NEWPORT April 13, 1970 BEACH index 3 Rd r' 66 Prkg 67 Clay 68 tline er- tion 69 17 70 3 for s cell 1 .ey van • Resolution No. 7166 authorizing the execution of a Jam' _ cooperative agreement between the City of Newport Cnst • Beach and the State of California for the construction R -71 of Jamboree Road between Palisades Road and Mac- Arthur Boulevard, Contract No. 1.2 0 5 ; and author- izing the Mayor and City Clerk to execute a Right of Way Certification for subject project. (A report from the Public Works Director was presented.) Resolution No. 7167 establishing annual summer CdM parking restrictions on certain streets in Corona del -71 Mar beach area. (A report from the Traffic Engineer was presented. ) Resolution No. 7168 designating intersections at Irv/ which vehicles are required to stop and directing the stop Traffic Engineer to erect necessary stop signs re- R -71 • quiring Irvine Avenue traffic to stop at Clay. (A report from the Traffic Engineer was presented. ) Resolution No. 7169 endorsing the recommendations Coas set forth in the report of the Local Government Task Pres Force on Coastline Preservation. va R -71 Resolution No. 7170 endorsing Proposition 7 and Prol urging all citizens to vote "Yes" at the election to be R -71 • held June 2, 1970. 4. The City Clerk's referral of the following claims to Clm: the insurance carrier was confirmed: Dmg Claim of Byron H. Farwell for damage to his dock on Fary May 10, 1969, allegedly caused by the wake of the City's rescue boat. • Claim of Edward M. Pearl for damages to his auto- Pear mobile on March 31, 1970, allegedly caused when he was involved in an accident with a City vehicle. Claim for damages by William J. Cagney alleging Cagn misrepresentations by the City of Newport Beach regarding a certain sewer line pipe on Placentia Avenue. Summons and Complaint for Personal Injuries and Sulli Property Damage of Thomas Sullivan in connection with an accident on September 2, 1969. • • Volume 24 - Page 80 index 3 Rd r' 66 Prkg 67 Clay 68 tline er- tion 69 17 70 3 for s cell 1 .ey van 4 4 4 COUNCILMEN CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH P 'n sy a + Pc 0 �ZG roll c '§o� � April 13, 1970 index ion Tr 5854 veen 1, bor .x ec. for IExp Accts ea- 970, ice )a, s, rush t r for et- ch. 5. The public improvements constructed in conjunct with Tract No. 5854, located on Hilaria Way bet, Newport Blvd. and Flagship Road, were acceptee and the City Clerk was authorized to release the Faithful Performance Bond and to release the La and Materials Bond immediately rather than in s months providing that no claims are filed (Ref. S 11612, Subdivision Map Act). (A report from .th( Public Works Director was presented.) 6. The expense accounts of Mayor Doreen Marshall presentation to U. S. Senate Subcommittee on Oc nography of the Senate Commerce Committee on Coastal Zone Planning and Management Proposec Legislation in Washington, D. C. on April 1 -3, 1 and of City Manager Harvey Hurlburt for attenda: at Institute on Labor Relations in Los Angeles on ' March 19 -20, 1970, were approved. 7. The following business licenses were approved: Application of R. L. Sturtevant of Rod & Roddy's Radio and TV Service, 501 E. Bay Avenue, Balbq for telephone soliciting. Application of Larry Harvey, 1302 South Van Nes Santa Ana for door to door soliciting for Fuller E Company. Application of Brigitte Cushing, for door to door soliciting for Newport Cablevision, 2624 W. Coa: Highway. 8. The following Budget Amendments were.approved BA -65, $2, 254. 65 for payment for policy of Title Insurance in connection with the acquisition of th( Civic Center site (money paid by the City will be credited against the purchase price) from Unappr ated Surplus to Budget Appropriation, Advance fc Civic Center Site, General Fund. BA -66, $2, 200 transfer of Budget Appropriations Salary and Benefits Survey; $1, 550 from Personn Regular Salaries and $650 from Nondepartmental Services -Prof. to Personnel- Services- Prof., Te Volume 24 - Page 81 index ion Tr 5854 veen 1, bor .x ec. for IExp Accts ea- 970, ice )a, s, rush t r for et- ch. COUNCILMEN say SF vp Ps'PO ypG roll call s oy� << Ps ti • Iv A • • C� CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH April 13, 1970 index brary ,ard e an vd lice laries Co rport pact ly BA -67, $16, 800 transfer of Budget Appropriations for Tustin Avenue widening from University Drive to Mesa Drive, C -1144, from Westcliff Reconstruction to Widen Tustin between University & Palisades. BA -68, $28, 262. 62 decrease in Unappropriated Sur- plus for refund due County on AHFP Project No. 138, State Gas Tax Fund. CONTINUED BUSINESS: . otion x 1. Roger Hardacre was reappointed as a member of the Li yes x x x x x x x Board of Library Trustees to complete his term of Bc office ending June 30, 1970. Z. A report from the City Attorney dated March 23 O< regarding obligation for maintenance of private road- B1 way on southerly side of Ocean Boulevard between Marguerite and Narcissus Avenues was presented with the Public Works Director's report dated January 12 recommending that the property owners along subject driveway be notified that it is their responsibility to maintain the driveway surface. The recommendations of the Public Works Director .otion x were approved, and the staff was directed to notify yes x x x x x x x the property owners on the southerly side of Ocean Boulevard that it is their responsibility to maintain the driveway surface. 3. A report from the City Manager dated March 18 was Pc presented regarding adjustments of salaries.for Sa sworn Police classes. otion x Action onthe City Manager's recommendations was yes x x x x x x x deferred so that this-matter may be considered in conjunction with salary adjustments for all City employees in conjunction with the upcoming budget, and that special consideration be given in his forth- coming salary recommendations to the circumstances raised by the Police Association and the importance of maintaining the high quality of personnel that we have in that department and in other public safety departments. 4. A report was presented from the City Manager re- Or garding comprehensive airport study for current Ai and long -range impact of the Orange County Airport Irr on all aspects of the environment in the Newport St( Volume 24 - Page 82 index brary ,ard e an vd lice laries Co rport pact ly COUNCILMEN s c ' �yF p9P' -p -5-10 roll 0811 Nosy << �s y CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH April 13, 1970 • metropolitan area; conclusions of study to be used as a guide for municipal policies of the City. • Resolution No. 7171, authorizing execution of an R -7 . agreement between the City of Newport Beach and Wilsey and Ham; Airport Consultants for Orange County Airport Impact Study, Contract 1 2 7 9 -„ was Motion x adopted after the reading of the resolution was waived Ayes x x x x x x x by unanimous consent of the Council; and the following Budget Amendment was approved: BA -69, $6, 200 transfer of Budget Appropriations for BA- additional funds necessary to enter into an agreement with Wilsey & Ham for performance of the Orange County Airport Impact Study; $2, 200 from Nondepart- mental- Health & Life Ins. ; $3, 000 from Unappropri- ated Contingency Reserve; $1, 000 from Nondepart- • mental- Advertising & Public Relations to Nondepart- mental, Services-Prof., Technical, General Fund. CURRENT BUSINESS: 1. Resolution No. 7172, adopting in principle the report Npt entitled "Newport Tomorrow" and directing that said Tom report be used as a guide in the development of a R -71 otion x General Plan for the City, was adopted after the yes x x x x x x x reading of the resolution was waived by unanimous consent of the Council. Mayor Marshall again expressed the Council's ap- preciation to those who had served on "Newport Tomorrow" and to the Planning Commission. 2. A report was presented from the Public Works Free • Director regarding Freeway meetings. Meet Motion x It was directed that the City staff be responsible for :Ayes x x x x x x x making arrangements for local freeway meetings between the Division of Highways and the City's civic and homeowners associations. 3. A sound amplifying permit application from Biola Soun College Student Missionary Union, La Mirada, Amp California, for use on Corona del Mar beach on Perr Tuesday, May 5 from 7:00 to 9:00 P.M. was presented with a letter from Michael Howie, SMU representa- tive. Motion x The sound amplifying permit application was ap- es x x x x x x x proved with the proviso that the application be subject ® Volume 24 - Page 83 index 171 .• orrow 72 way ing lifying nit COUNCILMEN yFC�r pis yp�mF roll call y�r �yy q�C�Pr �� P CITY OF NEWPORT April 13, 1970 BEACH index f Hills k Ilan nex ipl oye r - ipl oye e rations 7173 7174 ,mpic .mming A to such additional reasonable recommendations that the City Manager may prescribe. • 4. A letter was presented from the Donald L. Bren Bc Company regarding development proposal for the P1 extension of Buffalo Hills Park. Motion x The extension of Buffalo Hills Park was approved in Ayes x x x x x x x an amount not to exceed $50, 000 as the City's contri- bution, and to be repaid over a period of five years from the Excise Tax. Fund. The staff and Parks, Beaches and Recreation Com- Motion x mission were instructed to prepare a Master Plan Ayes x:x x x x x x of Parks considering the ultimate City boundaries and the staff to project the excise tax to the ultimate City boundaries and come back to Council with a • figure that will be necessary to implement the various facilities such as parks, fire stations and libraries to be paid from this excise tax. 5. A letter was presented from Jack W. Mullan request- Mi ing annexation to the City of Newport Beach of An property bounded by Palisades Road on the north and Orchard Drive on the south, running from the middle point of Tustin Avenue to the center lot line on the • east (Half a block). Motion x The annexation request was referred to the Planning Ayes x x x x x x x Commission. Motion x 6. The following resolutions were adopted after the En Ayes x x x x x x x reading of the resolutions was waived by unanimous En consent of the Council: Re • Resolution No. 7173 establishing a formal procedure R- for recognizing and negotiating with municipal employee groups, such resolution to be known as the "Employer- Employee Relations Resolution. " Resolution No. 7174 repealing Resolution No. 6911 R- which established special categories of municipal employees. 7. A report was presented from the Parks, Beaches and Ole Recreation Commission regarding an olympic -size Sw swimming pool in the harbor area. Po Motion x : The matter was referred to staff for a report at the Ayes x x x x x x x Council meeting of April 27. • Volume 24 - Page 84 r index f Hills k Ilan nex ipl oye r - ipl oye e rations 7173 7174 ,mpic .mming A COUNCILMEN CITY OF NEWPORT fail CBI) \r \ °y�r \� \r \s \\ April 13, 1970 • Motion Ayes 40 Motion Ayes f! LJ • Motion Aye s P Ix ix BEACH index 8. A report was presented from the City Manager (Employee regarding employee group disability income insurance Disability plan. Ins The City Manager's recommendations were approved to contract for a short -term disability insurance plan with a 7 -day waiting period with Aetna Insurance Company and a long -term plan with 'Standard Insuranc4 Company, effective May 15, 1970; and the staff was authorized to obtain necessary contracts for sub- sequent formal Council approval. HARBOR PERMITS: 1. A report was presented from the Harbor and Tidelar Administrator regarding Harbor Permit Application No. 221 -2900 of W. D. Schock to revise the existing harbor facilities bayward of 2900 Lafayette Avenue. Harbor and Tidelands Administrator George Dawes gave a staff report. Harbor Permit No. 221 -2900 was approved, subject to the following conditions: (a) Removal of all dredge material and debris to be accomplished by truck crane and .clamshell bucket. (b) Dredge material and debris to be removed by truck to an appropriate dump site. (c) Removal of dredge material does not exceed the design sand profile or injure adjacent property in any .way: (d) Every effort will be made to minimize turbidity during dredging operations. (e) Precautions shall be taken to prevent dripping of dredged material on City streets during the trucking operation. ADDITIONAL BUSINESS: 1. The staff was instructed to work with Orange County, the Coastal Area Protective League and any interestec coastal cities to formulate a joint powers agreement under which they can unite to work for the passage of S. 3093, or similar legislation, and under which they will share in the necessary financial expenditures; the City Council appropriated $2, 000 for the purpose of contributing to the expenses of advocating the passage of S. 3093; and the Mayor was authorized to write a letter to Fred B. Burke of Industrial Develop- • I I I I I I I I Volume 24 - Page 85 S -3093 COUNCILMEN CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH roll 0811 April 13, 1970 index • • Motion Ayes x Motion Ayes • • • • ment Associates, Inc., of Washington, D. C., retaining him as a legislative consultant and advancing him a retainer of $1, 000 to be paid from either City funds or from funds furnished by the Coastal Area Protective League. 2. The matter of the Brookhurst & Adams property was Adams/ referred back to the staff to re- evaluate the feasibility Brook - of pursuing other lease arrangements versus disposing hurst of the property and transferring the City's water rights to an alternative site which might be acquired. The Mayor stated that the regularly scheduled. Study Session for April 20, 1970 would not be held. The meeting was adjourned at 10:30 P.M. to 4:30 P.M., April 21 for the purpose of receiving the -City Clerk's Certificate of Canvass of the results of the General Municipal Election and for installation of the newly elected officers and election of Mayor and Mayor Pro Tempore.ry' Mayor ATTEST: Lura LagioLagio City Clerk Volume 2`4 - Page 86