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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03/13/1972 - Regular MeetingCOUNCILMEN 3?�9osoo� ROLL CALL N Present • Motion Ayes Motion Ayes • Motion Ayes Motion Ayes CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH REGULAR. COUNCIL MEETING Place: Council Chambers Time: 7:30 P.M. Date: March 13, 1972 Roll Call. MINUTES Mayor Hirth presented a Proclamation declaring the week of April 3 through April 7 as Youth Civic Week to Mrs. Kit Drollinger, President of the League of Women Voters of Orange Coast, representing the Corona del Mar and Harbor High School Civic Class students who will be participants in the Youth Civic Day at City Hall. The reading of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of February 28, 1972 was waived, said Minutes were ap:- proved as written and ordered filed. The reading in full of all ordinances and resolutions under consideration was waived, and the City Clerk was directed to read by titles only. HEARINGS: 1. Mayor Hirth opened the continued public hearing to consider the adoption of the General Policy Report of the Newport Beach General Plan. A report was presented from the Planning Commissic recommending adoption of the General Plan Policy as amended by the City Council on February 28. Paul Ryckoff spoke from the audience and read a state ment regarding natural resources. No one else desired to be heard. The hearing was closed. Resolution No. 7634, adopting the General Policy Report of the Newport Beach General Plan, -was adopted. 2. Mayor Hirth opened the public hearing in connection with amended Ordinance No. 1411, being, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH ADDING SECTIONS 20. 02. 032 AND 20. 02. 225, AND ADDING CHAPTER 20.43 TO TITLE 20 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICI- PAL CODE ENTITLED "AUTOMOBILE SERVICE STATIONS, " Volume 26 - Page 59 001=Eq General Plan R -7634 Service Stations COUNCILMEN ���90Z 09007 �Z qi GF,'Pj, OG �/'� 9�, ROLL CALL - 0 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH March 13, 1972 MINUTES INDEX • Planning Commission Amendment No. 299, adding standards for the development of automobile service stations, outlining use permit procedures and pro- viding for the improvement of existing stations which would become nonconforming. Frank Walker, representing the Western Oil and Gas Company, and Court Crane, representing the San Diego District of Shell Oil Company, spoke from the audience and stated that they felt the ordinance was excessively restrictive, particularly in the parking, landscaping and sign requirements. No one else desired to be heard. Motion x The hearing was closed. Ayes xxxxxxx Motion x Ordinance No. 1411 was adopted. Ayes xxxxxxx ORDINANCES FOR ADOPTION: 1. Ordinance No. 1429, being, Sleeping Vehicles i • AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT Beaches BEACH AMENDING SECTION 11. 08.040 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO SLEEPING IN VEHICLES OR ON BEACHES, substituting the word "vehicle" for the word "auto- mobile" to include other vehicles such as campers and trailers, was presented for second reading. Motion x Ordinance No. 1429 was adopted. Ayes xxxxxxx ORDINANCES FOR INTRODUCTION: 1. A proposed ordinance, being, In -lieu Parking AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT Fees BEACH ADDING SECTION 12.44.125 TO THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE TO PRO- VIDE FOR COMMERCIAL IN -LIEU PARKING FEES, providing for a fee of $250 per space in -lieu parking for new commercial establishments and exempting • established businesses, was presented with a report from the City Attorney. Volume 26 - Page 60 n COUNCILMEN N�9�ANy��N ROLL CALL CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH March 13, 1972 MINUTES INDEX Wotion x The proposed ordinance was diaried to March 27, .yes xxxxxxx 1972. CONTINUED BUSINESS: 1. A letter was presented from the Girl Scout Council of Bicycle Orange County requesting a place on the agenda for Trails the Girl Scouts of the Harbor Area to present a pro- gram to Council supporting the bike trails of Newport Beach. Mary Blake, Chairman of the Girl Scout Council of Orange County, presented a 7 -point program entitled "Bicycles to the Beach". Sue Howe of Troop 1342, Karen Jerger and Judy Blodgett, of Troop 1684, urged installation of bike trails to the beach before summer vacation. George Perlin spoke from the audience and suggested that donations be solicited. It was agreed that the staff be directed to report back at the next meeting on how such a program could be • worked out, and that the Council should give unofficial endorsement to the program in principle. RECESS was declared for five minutes. Council reconvened with all members present. 2. A report from the City Attorney regarding wording Special in connection with proposed Special Consolidated Consoli Municipal Election for park and recreational bond dated issue was presented with copy of letter- agreement Municil from the law offices of O'Melveny & Myers regarding Electio; their services as municipal bond attorneys and with copy of agreement with Stone & Youngberg, Municipal Financing Consultants, Inc. for consulting services. A memorandum from the Parks, Beaches and Recre- ation Director to the City Manager regarding cost estimates for acquisition and development related to a proposed bond issue was presented. The following persons addressed the Council and in- dicated support of the bond issue: Ginger Paige, Elaine Linhoff and Hal Glass, representing the New- port Heights Association. Hal Sweetser, 37th and • Park Lane, expressed concern regarding the enlarge- ment of 38th Street Park. Volume 26 - Page 61 )al COUNCILMEN 'fy- 90 S C+ 00 9 s`9 c^PN S G� •1 N ROLL CALL March 13, 1972 u lu l INDEX • Resolution No. 7635, determining that the public R -7635 interest and necessity demand the acquisition and construction of certain municipal improvements and Motion x making findings relating thereto, was adopted; and Ayes x x x x x x x setting forth estimated costs of said municipal im- provements: Proposition A in the amount of $3, 560, 000, Proposition B in the amount of $2, 425, 00 and Proposition C in the amount of $3, 000, 000. Motion x The following ordinance was introduced and passed to 0 -1431 Ayes x x x x x x x second reading on March 27, 1972: Ordinance No. 1431, being, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA, ORDERING, CALLING, PROVIDING FOR AND GIVING NOTICE OF A SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE HELD IN SAID CITY ON JUNE 6, 1972, FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUB- MITTING TO THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF SAID CITY CERTAIN PROPOSITIONS TO INCUR BONDED INDEBTEDNESS BY SAID CITY FOR A CERTAIN MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENT, AND ORDERING THE CONSOLIDATION OF SAID ELECTION WITH THE STATEWIDE PRIMARY ELECTION TO BE HELD ON SAID DATE. • Resolution No. 7636, requesting the Board of Super- R -7636 visors of the County of Orange, to consolidate the bond election of the City of Newport Beach to be held Motion x June 6, 1972 with statewide Primary Election to be Ayes x x x x x x x held on the same date, was adopted. Resolution No. 7637, authorizing the execution of an R -7637 agreement between the City of Newport Beach and the law firm of O'Melveny & Myers for legal services Motion x as bond counsel for the Special Consolidated Municipal Ayes x x x x x x x Election to be held June 6, 1972, was adopted. Resolution No. 7638, authorizing the execution of an R -7638 agreement between the City of Newport Beach and Stone & Youngberg Municipal Financing Consultants, Inc., for consultant services in connection with the Motion x Special Consolidated Municipal Election to be held Ayes x x x x x x x June 6, 1972, was adopted. 3. Deletion from the California Freeway System of the Pacific Pacific Coast Freeway (Route 1) through the City of Coast F Newport Beach was discussed. Resolution No. 7639, expressing Council support of R -7639 • S. B. 230 and A. B. 58 to delete Route 1 of the Cali - Volume 26 - Page 62 WA COUNCILMEN ;9 °c+ J'i9 tP0 ROLL CALL CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH March 13. 1972 MINUTES • fornia Freeway System through the City of Long Beach Motion x and requesting that said bills be amended to include 'Ayes x x x x x x x the City of Newport Beach, was adopted. Mayor Pro Tem Rogers read in full Resolution No. R- 7640; requesting Senator Carpenter and /or Assembly- man Badham to author and introduce appropriate legislation to delete proposed Route 1 of the California Freeway System through the City of Newport Beach. Motion x Resolution No. 7640 was adopted. Ayes xxxxxxx Mr. H. P. Chase, resident of Laguna Niguel spoke from the audience requesting inclusion in the bill. 4. A report was presented from the City Manager re- Cc garding the College Legal Clinic. Le Cl It was agreed that Councilman Dostal would act as a committeeaof -one to meet with representatives of the College Legal Clinic and would then report back to Council. • 5. A report was presented from the City Attorney re- Cc garding computer sharing. Sh Resolution No. 7641, authorizing the execution of an R- agreement between the City of Newport Beach and the Motion x City of Costa Mesa to share the use of an NCR Cen- Ayes x x x x x x x tury 200 computer, was adopted. CURRENT BUSINESS: 1. A report was presented from the Parks, Beaches and Bi Recreation Commission regarding acceptance of park CE property in Upper Big Canyon. Pa Parks, Beaches and Recreation Director Cal Stewart gave a staff report. An 8 -acre parcel of land in Upper Big Canyon was Motion x accepted from The Irvine Company for the purpose of Ayes x x x x x x x developing a natural park and bicycle and walking trail system, subject to the conditions that 1), the land be dedicated in fee to the City without charge, 2) the park be developed in accordance with plans and speci- fications approved by the City Council and 3) the City reimburse The Irvine Company for the improvements that are made in the park facility only. Volume 26 - Page 63 INDEX 7640 >llege :gal inic imputer aring 7641 Lnyon Lrk COUNCILMEN � �< mo s n oo $ ROLL CALL $^ CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH March 13, 1972 MINUTES INDEX • 2. A report was presented from the Parks, Beaches and Buck Recreation Commission regarding acquisition of lots Gully in Buck Gully. Motion x The staff was instructed to take the necessary steps Ayes x x x x x x x for City acquisition of three privately -owned lots in Buck Gully. 3. A report was presented from the Parks, Beaches and San Recreation Commission regarding the naming of the Joaquin Senior Citizens park in Harbor View Hills. Hills Park Motion x The name of "San Joaquin Hills Park" was approved Ayes x x x x x x x for the Senior Citizens facility that will be located at ' the intersection of Crown Drive and San Joaquin Hills Road in Harbor View Hills. 4. A report was presented from the City Manager re- City Dum; garding sale of City dump property. Property A report was presented from the Community Develop- ment Director with attached copy of Planning Com- mission Resolution No. 744 endorsing Tentative Mobilehome Park Site Development Standards for a • specific parcel of surplus municipal property known as the former City dump site. Elaine Linhoff spoke from the audience and inquired if consideration had been given to using the property for an off -site parking lot for the beach. The report from the Community Development Director and the Planning Commission Resolution No. 744 were Motion x received and ordered filed, and the following reso- Ayes xxxxxxx lution was adopted: Resolution No. 7642 declaring certain real property R -7642 to be surplus, authorizing its sale and setting out the procedure for its sale. 5. A report was presented from the Public Works Back Bay Director regarding vacation of a portion of Back Bay Drive Drive northwesterly of Eastbluff Drive. Vacation In answer to an inquiry from Frank Robertson, Public Works Director Joe Devlin stated that this action was for housekeeping purposes to correct an error in the deed and was a paper change only. • Resolution No. 7643, adopting a map showing a portio R -7643 v of a certain street known as Back Bay Drive which is Volume 26 - Page 64 COUNCILMEN �a-5C ROLL CALL CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH March 13, 1.972. MINUTES INDEX Wotion x proposed to be vacated, closed up and abandoned, was Ayes x x x x x x x adopted. Resolution No. 7644, declaring intention to order the R -7644 vacation, closing up and abandonment of a portion of a Motion x certain street known as Back Bay Drive and setting a Ayes x x x x x x x public hearing for April 10, 1972, was adopted. 6. A report from the Public Works Director regarding Curb C request of David Manookian requesting permission to provide a driveway approach and apron from the Fern Street side of the property at 6900 Ocean Front was presented with a copy of Mr. Manookian's request letter. A driveway approach and apron from the Fern Street Motion x side of the property at 6900 Ocean Front was ap- Ayes x x x x x x x proved, subject to the condition that concrete curb, gutter and sidewalk be installed to match the existing improvements on the east side of the street. 7. A letter was presented from the Mayor to the City Back E Council regarding Council Policy Statement on the Policy Back Bay. • Councilman McInnis offered an amendment to the policy submitted by the Mayor. Paul Ryckoff spoke from the audience and read a suggested policy statement on the Back Bay. Councilman McInnis read in full a proposed_ resolution Wildlil urging federal and state agencies to make studies on Sanctu the preservation of Upper Newport Bay as a wildlife sanctuary. Frank Robinson spoke from the audience and thanked the Council for their actions regarding the Back Bay. Resolution No. 7645, supporting the request of the R -764! County of Orange that the Department of the Interior investigate the possibility of preserving Upper New- port Bay as a wildlife sanctuary, and urging appro- Motion K priate federal and state agencies to make necessary Ayes xxxxxxx studies, was adopted. It was agreed that amendments to the Council Policy Statement on the Back Bay will come back to the Council at the Study Session on March 27, 1972. • Volume 26 - Page 65 ;ut say a.ry COUNCILMEN CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH P 9 ROLL cat_i $ March 13. 1972 MINUTES INDEX • 8. A letter was presented from the Parka, Beaches and Tenni Recreation Director to the City Manager regarding Court Amendment to Council Policy I -6 "Instructional Fund! Recreation Activities." Polic Parks, Beaches and Recreation Director Cal Stewart gave a brief staff report. Council Policy I -6 "Instructional Recreation Activities ' Motion x was amended as recommended by the Parks, Beaches Ayes x x x x x x x and Recreation Director. 9. A report was presented from the City Manager re- Taxi< garding Council Policy statement on Certificates of Servi Public Convenience and Necessity for taxicab service. Polic in the City of Newport Beach. Motion x Council Policy "E -1" relative to granting new certi- Ayes x x x x x x x ficates to taxicab companies was reaffirmed. 10. Councilman Dostal gave a report regarding the Envii Environmental Quality Control Committee's recom- men mendations on a Council Policy Statement on Environ- Quali mental Quality. Conti Wotion Polic x Council Policy "K -2" on Environmental Quality was "Ayes x x x x x x x adopted. 11. A report was presented from the Community Develop- Trac' ment Department regarding Tentative Map of Tract 7693 7693 (Revised) subdividing 12. 7 acres into 16 lots for development as single - family residential and request- ing that R -1 -B -1 districting requirements be applied to said property, Lot 278, Newport Heights, located at 1877 Irvine Avenue on the westerly side of Irvine Avenue between Francisco Drive and 22nd Street. Ginger Paige inquired from the audience as to the size of the lots. Motion x The Tentative Map of Tract 7693 (Revised) was ap- Ayes x x x x x x x proved subject to the conditions recommended by the Planning Commission. 12. A report was presented from the Community Develop- Trac ment Department regarding Tentative Map of Tract 7695 7695, creating one lot with a net area of 0.71 acres for condominium development, Lot 4 and a portion of • Lots 1, 2, 3, 5, 6 and 7, Block 529, Lancaster's Volume 26 - Page 66 8 s ng ab ce y on- :al ty of y COUNCILMEN ��'f� 9P S Pit p 9 Zy1TC��9sg acp� ROLL CALL N CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH March 13. 1972 MINUTES INDEX • Addition, located at the northeasterly corner of Lafayette Avenue and Lido Park Avenue, zoned C -2. Robert Bein, representing the developer, spoke from the audience. Motion x Councilman Kymla made a motion to diary the matter to April 10 for a report from the client and developer regarding Conditions, Covenants and Restrictions, sales contracts for proposed condominiums, and guarantees that existing eleven conditions in the Use Permit will be upheld in the tract. Motion x Councilman Croul made a substitute motion to adopt Ayes x x x the Tentative Map of Tract 7695, subject to the con - Noes x x x x ditions recommended by the Planning Commission, and questions brought up by the Council to be brought back at the time of adoption of the Final Map, which motion failed to carry. Ayes x x x x x A vote was taken on Councilman Kymla's motion, and Noes x the matter was diaried to April 10, at which time a Abstain x report from the client and developer is to be pre- sented to Council. • CONSENT CALENDAR: Motion x The following items were approved by one motion affirming Ayes x x x x x x x the actions on the Consent Calendar: 1. The following Advisory Communications were ordered filed: Letter from West Newport Beach Improvement Associ ation thanking Council and Public Works Department for making a special trash pickup available_ Letter from Caro Eaton opposing the placing of CdM parking meters on the main beach at Corona del Mar. Beach Letter from the City of Costa Mesa stating that it has City no interest in the purchase of the 40 acres of land on Dump the north side of 19th Street, west of Whittier Street Property and thanking Council for the courtesy of offering to sell the property to the City of Costa Mesa_ Letters from the Cities of Costa Mesa, Tustin and • Seal Beach enclosing their resolutions regarding the undergrounding of utilities. Volume 26 - Page 67 COUNCILMEN t< po s na� °0y9 ROLL CALL A CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH March 13. 1972 MINUTES INDEX • Resolution of the Board of Supervisors determining Harbc the necessity for and directing the acquisition by Judici eminent domain of real property for courthouse pur- Dist poses. Letter from Orange County Department of Real Pro- perty Services regarding agreements in connection with the Harbor Judicial District Complex (District 5). Letter from Donald Inman urging preservation of Uppex Upper Newport Bay as a national wildlife refuge. Npt B Excerpt from Minutes of Board of Supervisors meeting of February 22 indicating that a report submitted by the Road Commissioner and County Surveyor regardin fencing in Upper Newport Bay area and on maps and legal descriptions for determination of public ease- ments was received and ordered filed. Letter from Earl V. Nellesen regarding dogs on Anima beaches. On Beac1 Copy of Decision No. 79775 before the Public Utilities Commission in connection with existing and proposed railroad grade crossing separations. Notice from State Transportation Board regarding public hearing in Los Angeles on March 10 to discuss the creation of a statutory regional transportation organization for the Los Angeles Area. Agenda for Board of Supervisors meetings held February 29, March 1, 7 and 8, 1972. Copies of letters addressed to City Manager Robert CATL Wynn from Community Cablevision and from Newport Beach Cablevision regarding installation of cable television service to public buildings and school facilities in Newport Beach. Cards from Catherine and Paul Davies and Wilson B. '.folic Plank opposing use of Police helicopters. Reli- c opt< Letter from S. J. and S. W. Grasso, 4832 River Bicyc Avenue, requesting Council to consider bike trails on Trail the ocean front. • Letter from D. Davis, Chief of Airspace and Pro- cedures Branch of Federal Aviation Administration, e Volume 26 - Page 68 al ay tl s Les ars le COUNCILMEN /yN 9G'�NAS'pGf N9�i/Q ROLL CALL C CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH March 13, 1972 MINUTES INDEX • regarding termination of the FAA aeronautical study Chino of airspace utilization impact of the proposed Chino Hills Hills Airport. Airport 2. The following communications were referred as in- dicated: Referred to staff, copy of a letter from the West Banning Newport Beach Improvement Association to Planning Property Commission expressing their concern with the impact of the proposed multiple unit Grant development on the Banning West Newport Bluff property. Referred to staff for reply, letter from Mrs. Charles Business Ringwalt, Jr. objecting to being charged with a busi- License ness license to teach piano lessons in her home. Referred to Pending Legislation Committee for pos- State sible recommended action, letter from Senator Arlen Reappor- Gregorio enclosing a copy of Senate Constitutional tionment Amendment which he recently introduced in the Senate regarding establishment of an independent, non- partisan reapportionment commission, and inviting comments, criticisms and endorsement. • Referred to Pending Legislation Committee. for pos- Sales Ta} sible recommended action, letter from City of Nor- Revenues walk enclosing its resolution requesting the State Legislature to revise the manner in which sales tax revenues are distributed. 3. The following resolutions were adopted- Resolution No. 7646 petitioning the Board of Super- Fire Tax visors of Orange County to have property within the Exemptio City of Newport Beach exempted from the levy of any R -7646 Orange County tax to provide fire protection. (A report from the City Attorney was presented. ) Resolution No. 7647 requesting the State Geologist to Strong exempt the City of Newport Beach from the provisions Motion of Section 2705 of the Public Resources Code of the Instrmt State of California pertaining to the collection of fees Program under the Strong Motion Instrumentation Program. R -7647 (A report from the City Attorney was presented. ) Resolution No. 7648 authorizing the execution of a Police joint powers agreement between the City of Newport Radio Beach and the County of Orange in connection with System • establishing a trust account to fund Orange County R -7648 Coordinated Law Enforcement Radio System Project. Volume 26 - Page 69 COUNCILMEN s`9 �",r.1 TNQy ROLL CALL CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH March 13, 1972 MINUTES INDEX • Resolution No. 7649 ordering the canvass of the Gen Mu General Municipal Election to be held on the 11th day Electio of April, 1972, to be made by the City Clerk of the R -7649 City of Newport Beach. Resolution No. 7650 authorizing the execution of an Resub agreement with Robert B. McLain dba McLain Develo 4Z -7650 ment Go., subdivider, for the construction of im- provements in Resubdivision No. 317. 4. The following claims for damages were denied, and Claims the City Clerk's referral of the claims to the insuranc carrier was confirmed, and the City Attorney was authorized to take appropriate action on the following Summons and Complaint: Summons and Complaint for Declaratory Relief and Pembr In§uncation of Halstead M. Pembroke, Case No. 189853 in Superior Court in connection with action to Quiet Title and establish boundaries to real property in connection with tidelands. Claim of Mrs. Julia E. O'Shaughnessy for a pair of O!Shau . prescription sunglasses which were broken on nessy January 24, 1972 when struck by a tennis ball hit by • a student while Mrs. O'Shaughnessy was performing her duties as tennis coordinator for the City of New- port Beach. Claim of The Hertz Corporation for damages to one of Hertz their vehicles on February 19, 1972 when it was involved in an accident with a City car. 5. The following staff reports were received and ordered filed: Memorandum from the City Manager regarding Youth Youth Civic Week. Civic 1 Memorandum from the Harbor and Tidelands Adminis Beach trator to the City Manager regarding beach sanitation Sanitat facilities. Memorandum from the City Manager regarding pro- Pacific posed increase in Pacific Telephone Company charges Telepb for business telephone service. Rates Memorandum from the City Manager regarding pro- 1 OrCo gress report on noise monitoring at Orange County Airpor • Airport. Volume 26 - Page 70 n 317 oke gh- Vk ion one COUNCILMEN -A ROLL CALL \p c p a sC9 �^ CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH March 13, 1972 MINUTES INDEX • Memorandum from the Parks, Beaches and Recreatior3 Marine Commission regarding use of a portion of Mariners Park Park for parking lot purposes. 6. The plans and specifications for Alley Improvements, Alley Balboa Island (C -1405) were approved, and the City Imprvn Clerk was authorized to advertise for bids to be Balboa opened at 10:00 A.M., April 4, 1972. (A report from Island the Public Works Director was presented.) 7. The refund of a $200 Zoning Amendment filing fee to Fee Land Evolution, Inc. in connection *with Planning Com Refund mission Amendment No. 294, was approved. (A re- port from the Community Development Director was presented.) ITEMS REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR: 1. A memorandum from the City Manager regarding Dogs Motion x animals that bite was referred back to staff for Ayes x x x x x x x further study. Mr. Bielicki spoke from the audience and reviewed his previously suggested 4 -point program regarding biting dogs. 2. A letter from John Konwiser, President of JAK Bldg Construction Company, commending the cooperation Plan between City departments and requesting that the Checks Department of Community Development be given every budget consideration possible in order to minimize the delay in plan checking time, building inspections, etc., Motion x was ordered filed after it was determined that the Ayes x x x x x x x City Manager would send copies of the departmental report to the Council. 3. A memorandum from the City Manager regarding China Motion x trash, noise and weed abatement in China Cove was Cove Ayes x x x x x x x ordered filed. 4. . A report was presented from the Community Develop- Harbor ment Director regarding amendment to the Planned View Community Regulations for Upper Harbor View Hills. Hills PC Reg Motion x The matter was set for public hearing on March 27, Ayes xxxxxxx 1972. Volume 26 - Page 71 rs Its./ COUNCILMEN �� yo P oy a� y�c+ �o� NN ROLL CALL \p Ayes xxxxs Motion x Ayes xxxxr • CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH March 13, 1972 ADDITIONAL BUSINESS: MINUTES 1. Approval was given for a City representative to attend the N. O. I'. S. E. symposium on aircraft noise 'abate- ment procedures at College Park, Georgia in April. 2. The following ordinance was introduced and passed to second reading on March 27, 1972: Ordinance No. 1432, being, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING SECTION 12. 44.020 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE TO IN- CLUDE 32ND STREET, NORTHERLY SIDE BETWEEN LAFAYETTE AVENUE AND VILLA WAY, IN PARKING METER ZONE 5. Mayor Hirth declared the meeting adjourned at 11:05 P. M. /� %,,, III Volume 26 - Page 72 ," INDEX Air Pollution Parking 0 -1432