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was directed to read by titles only.
HEARINGS:
1. Mayor McInnis opened the continued public hearing
Seal's
in accordance with Section 5.14.150 of the
Ambulance
Newport Beach Municipal Code for the purpose of
determining whether ambulance rate schedules for
Seal's Ambulance. Service should be changed to
increase their base rate and mileage rate.
A letter from Seal's Ambulance stating they wish
to withdraw their request for rate increases at
the present time was presented.
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2. Mayor McInnis opened the public hearing regarding
Corporate
proposed Ordinance No. 1596, being,
Plaza
PC Plan
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH ESTAB-
LISHING THE PLANNED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN
AND DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS FOR THE "CORPORATE
PLAZA" PLANNED COMMUNITY IN NEWPORT CENTER,
Planning Commission Amendment No. 434, on a portion
of Block 93, Irvine's Subdivision, bounded by Pacific
Coast Highway, Newport Center Drive, Farallon Drive
and the future extension of Avocado Avenue, zoned PC;
and certification of the Environmental Impact Report.
A letter from The Irvine Company requesting that the
public hearing regarding Corporate Plaza be continued
to March 24, 1975 was presented.
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3. Mayor McInnis opened the public hearing to consider
General
the following portion of proposed Amendment No. 23 to
Plan
the Newport Beach General Plan: an amendment to the
Circulation Element as it pertains to recommended
improvements for Coast Highway between Newport Boule-
vard and Dover Drive (the area commonly referred to
as Mariners Mile).
A report from the Community Development Department
was presented.
Letters were received after the agenda was printed
from Donald Haskell opposing the widening of Coast
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Highway from Dover westerly to the Arches bridge and
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from the Rusty Pelican and Ancient Mariner restaurants
opposing the elimination of all street parking on the
Pacific Coast Highway between Dover Drive and the
Arches.
The following people addressed the Council opposing the
proposed amendment: Mildred Wells; Theo Robbins, Jr.;
Gregory Dumas, representing United California Bank;
Susan Cuse and Dan Daniels.
City Engineer Ben Nolan gave a brief staff report.
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else desired to be heard.
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Resolution No. 8448, amending the Circulation Element
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of the General Plan (Amendment No. 23 - Pacific Coast
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with Dover Drive); commonly known as Mariners Mile,
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was adopted.
4. Mayor McInnis opened the public hearing regarding the
General Plan
Public Safety Element of the Newport Beach General
Plan; and the certification of the Environmental
Impact Report.
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A report from the Community Development Department
was presented.
Motion
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The hearing was closed after it was determined that no
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one desired to be heard.
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Resolution No. 8449, adopting the Public Safety Element
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of the Newport Beach General Plan, was adopted.
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ORDINANCES FOR ADOPTION:
1. Ordinance No. 1602, being,
Marine
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING
PORTIONS OF TITLES 1, 2, AND 17 OF THE NEWPORT
BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE TO REFER TO THE MARINE
DEPARTMENT AND MARINE DIRECTOR IN PLACE OF
MARINE SAFETY DEPARTMENT AND HARBOR. AND TIDELANDS
ADMINISTRATOR,
was presented for second reading.
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Ordinance No. 1602 was adopted.
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CONTINUED BUSINESS:
1. Resolution No. 8450, authorizing the Mayor and City
American
Clerk to execute a lease agreement between the City
Legion
of Newport Beach and Newport Harbor Post No. 291 of
Post 291
the American Legion, was presented.
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A Negative Declaration prepared by the City Manager
was presented.
The following people addressed the Council in support
of the proposed lease agreement: Don Donaldson,
President of American Legion Post No. 291; Judy
Franko;and William F. Johnson, President of the
Central Newport Community Association.
Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commissioner Evelyn
Hart addressed the Council asking that the lease
agreement be referred to the Commission for review.
Councilman Kuehn made a motion that the matter be
referred to the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Com-
mission and returned to Council for decision on
March 24.
Councilman Rogers made a substitute motion to adopt
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Resolution No. 8450, which motion carried; and Reso-
lution No. 8450, authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk
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to execute a lease agreement between the City of
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2. It was agreed to continue the Bicentennial Citizens
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Advisory Committee appointment to March 24.
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CURRENT BUSINESS:
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A report was presented from the Public Works Director
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regarding a request to pave the entire alley in Block
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331, Lancaster's Addition (block bounded by 30th
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Street, 31st Street, Villa Way and Newport Boulevard),
including the eight most easterly lots previously
ordered to be constructed.
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The staff was directed to notify all owners of property
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in Block 331 of Lancaster's Addition, including those
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owners of the eight most easterly lots previously
notified, to construct a Portland cement concrete alley
adjacent to their property, using the procedure of
Chapter 27 of the Improvement Act of 1911.
2. A report from the City Attorney to the City Clerk
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regarding a proposed letter to President Ford regarding
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offshore oil leasing was presented with a copy of a
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letter from the Mayor of Los Angeles requesting the
City Council to approve a state -wide position statement
on oil development and a draft statement to the
President of the United States.
The draft statement to the President of the United
States signed by Senators Cranston and Tunney and by
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Mayor Bradley of Los Angeles was approved, and the
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office of the Council's position.
3. A report was presented from the Marine Department
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Council Policy H -1, "Harbor Permit Policies," Section
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private use of public tidelands.
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1. RESOLUTIONS FOR ADOPTION:
Resolution No. 8451 awarding a contract to Blair
Npt Blvd
Paving, Inc. for street resurfacing, Newport Boulevard
Resurfacii
from 30th Street to 21st Street, Contract No. 1682.
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(A report from the Public Works Director was presented.)!
Resolution No. 8452 accepting a Grant Deed from
Newport
Thomas Horn, Paul Balalis and Charles Pigneri in
Shores
connection with property in the West Newport area to
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be used for street and alley purposes, located on the
northeasterly side of West Coast Highway northwesterly
of Cedar Street; in conformance with the Newport Shores
Specific Plan. (A report from the Public Works
Director was presented.)
Resolution No. 8453 authorizing the Mayor and City
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Clerk to execute a subdivision agreement between the
Npt Harbo
City of Newport Beach and Newport Harbor Chamber of
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Commerce in connection with Resubdivision No. 469;
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guaranteeing completion of the public improvements,
located at the southeasterly corner of Jamboree Road
and Santa Barbara Drive. (A report from the Public
Works Director was presented.)
Resolution No. 8454 supporting the effort of the Kern
Natl
County Veteran Affairs Council for the establishment
Cemetery
of a National Cemetery in the County of Kern. (Letters
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from the City of Bakersfield and the County of River-
side were presented.)
2. The following communications were referred as in-
dicated:
Referred to Library Board, letter to Mayor McInnis
Library
from Parent Teacher Association of Roy 0. Andersen
Elementary School requesting expanded and /or additional
library facilities and /or longer hours in the existing
facility to service the east side of Newport Bay.
Refer to Traffic Affairs Committee, letter from Phil
Npt Blvd
Tozer regarding traffic signals on Newport Boulevard
Traffic
in the old business section of Newport Beach in con-
Signals
nection with the traffic problem.
Refer to Traffic Affairs Committee, letter from M. A.
Traffic
Richley, Jr. regarding a traffic hazard in connection
Complaint
with proposed installation of large flower pots in the
middle of Via Lido Soud.
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Referred to Pending Legislation Committee, resolution
Social
of Westminster requesting the earnings limitation
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under Social Security be repealed.
Earnings
Referred to staff for inclusion in ongoing study,
Tracts 8680,
letter from Raub, Bein, Frost & Associates questioning
8681 & 8682
the Draft Environmental Impact Reports on Tentative
Tract 8680 and Tentative Tracts 8681 and 8682.
Referred to staff for inclusion in ongoing study,
Sign Code
letter from Edward P. Benson urging a strong sign
control ordinance.
3. The following communications were referred to the
City Clerk for filing and inclusion in the records:
Copy of a letter sent to the Secretary of the Interior
Rogers C. B. Morton by the City of Los Angeles ex-
pressing concern over release of the Southern Cali-
fornia E.I.S. before the completion of the nationwide
expanded O.C.S. development program.
Letter to Mayor McInnis from Dover Shores Community
Association expressing thanks for concern regarding
the Polaris Drive "problem properties ".
Letter to Mayor McInnis from Boy Scout Troop 330 Com-
mittee thanking the Mayor and staff for support of
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their 1974 LIVING Christmas tree campaign.
Letter to City Clerk from Martin F. O'Toole on behalf
of the Cub Scouts of Pack 79 expressing thanks for
the opportunity to attend the Council meeting on
February 24 to see city government in action.
Letter from Assemblyman Badham acknowledging Reso-
lution No. 8438 expressing opposition to Senate Bill
275 and stating his agreement with the views of the
Council and that he will vote accordingly.
Letter to Mayor McInnis from West Newport Beach
Improvement Association supporting the original
proposal for the Sign Ordinance.
Copy of letter to Fire Chief Love from West Newport
Beach Improvement Association protesting the lack of
a West Newport Christmas tree burn site.
Copy of letter to Parks, Beaches and Recreation Com-
mission from the West Newport Beach Improvement
Association expressing its total support of the
concept of the proposed P. E. Right -of -Way.
Notice to Mayors from the Orange County Division of
League of California Cities advising of special
meeting of City Selection Committee on April 10 to
select one city member and one city alternate to the
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Local Agency Formation Commission.
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Copy of a letter to The Irvine Company from Save Open
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Spaces Committee asking for a meeting to discuss
means to retain the three "high- rise" building sites
in the bluffs area as open spaces.
Notice from Local Agency Formation Commission of
hearing on March 12 regarding proposed annexation to
Costa Mesa Park and Recreation District designated
Paularino Bear Annexation, located immediately easterly
of Bear Street from Gisler Avenue to 330 feet southerly
of Paularino Avenue.
Notice from Local Agency Formation Commission of
hearing on March 12 regarding.prbposed annexation to
Costa Mesa Sanitary District designated Engineer's
No. 154 Annexation, located west of Ludington, south
of San Diego Freeway and north of Paularino Avenue.
Memorandum from the Intergovernmental Coordinating
Council Resolution Service listing resolutions received
since February 14, 1975.
Notice of public hearing before the Public Utilities
Commission in the matter of application of Southern
California Gas Company for a rate increase.
Notice from Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
of filing application for increases for intrastate
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telephone rates.
Decision before the Public Utilities Commission
regarding application of Air California to operate
between Los Angeles, San Jose and Lake Tahoe.
Resolution of Irvine opposing the Element of Powers,
Funding and Government of the South Coast Regional
Coastal Commission.
Resolution of Placentia requesting that Orange County
Division of League of California Cities demand that
our state and federal elected representatives take
immediate positive action to deal with the problem of
the presence of the illegal alien in this country.
Resolution of Seal Beach opposing transformation of
the Southern California Association of Governments
(SLAG) into a statutory agency.
Copy of an excerpt from the minutes of the regular
meeting of the City Council of Orange in connection
with Newport Beach resolution expressing its opposition
to Senate Bill 275, "Collective Bargaining Act for
Public Employment," and referring the resolution to
the City Attorney of the City of Orange to prepare a
similar resolution.
Resolutions from the cities of Orange, Lynwood and
Seal Beach opposing Senate Bill 275.
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Letter from California Water Resources Association
with copy of news release opposing the so- called
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"Nuclear Initiative" petition being circulated through-
out the State seeking to qualify the measure for the
June, 1976 ballot.
Agenda of Board of Supervisors meetings held Febru-
ary 25, 26, March 4 and 5, 1975.
4. The following claims were denied, and the City Clerk's
Claims
referral to the insurance carrier was confirmed:
Claim of Stephen G. Krieger for property damage to
Krieger
his vehicle allegedly caused by a collision with a
City vehicle on Via Lido Nord near Via Antibes on
December 6, 1974.
Claim of Emily R. Cameron for personal injury to
Cameron
nose, head and knee allegedly, caused by a fall over
a raised portion in the sidewalk in front of 123 Via
Jucar on February 23, 1975. 1
Claim of Gloria M. Wallace for property damage to her
Wallace
vehicle allegedly caused by a City maintenance
vehicle hitting her parked car on February 7, 1975 at
60011 Iris Avenue, Corona del Mar.
Claim of Normagene Shamrell for personal injuries to
Shamrell
her foot and ankle as a result of her tripping-over
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an alleged patch in the street in front of the East
Bluff Boys Club on December 20, 1974.
Claim of Deborah Ann Mikkelson for property damage to
Mikkelson
her vehicle when it was allegedly struck by a City
vehicle on February 11, 1975 on Fifth Avenue between
Dahlia and Fernleaf in Corona del Mar.
Claim of Shelly Pittleman for property damage to his
Pittleman
vehicle allegedly caused by a broken City water line
which flooded the interior of his car at 119 E.
Balboa on February 27, 1975.
5. The City Attorney's referral of the following claim
Claim
to the County Counsel was confirmed, and the County
Counsel was authorized to appear and defend the
interest of the City of Newport Beach in this pro-
ceeding:
Summons and Complaint of Gordon C. Vaughn for refund
Vaughn
of taxes paid under protest.
6. The following matters were set for public hearing on
March 24, 1975:
General Plan Amendment No. 19, an amendment to the
General
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Land Use and Residential Growth Elements to change
the land use designation of the lot at 809 East Bay
Plan
Avenue (in Central Balboa) from "Retail and Service
Commercial" to "Two- Family Residential." (A report
from the Community Development Department was presented)
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General Plan Amendment No. 23, an amendment to the
General
Circulation Element as it pertains to recommended
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improvements for Pacific Coast Highway between the
Upper Bay Bridge and MacArthur Boulevard, including
the MacArthur Boulevard and Avocado Avenue inter-
sections. (A report from the Community Development
Department was presented.)
(Letters from Peter Weisbrod opposing the widening
and conversion of Coast Highway through Corona del
Mar and into a "speed through way," from George
Watson opposing restriction of parking on the Coast
Highway in Corona del Mar, from Charles and DeeDee
Masters opposing restriction or elimination of parking
on Pacific Coast Highway and against the creation of
a six -lane highway in Corona del Mar and from Alan
Blum regarding traffic on the Coast Highway in relation
to high density were presented.)
7. The public improvements constructed in conjunction
Tract 780(
with Tract No. 7800, located southeasterly of Ford
Road and Jamboree Road in the Big Canyon Planned
Community were accepted; and the City Clerk was
authorized to release Faithful Performance Bond No.
H39389 and to release the Labor and Materials Bond in
six months provided that no claims have been filed.
(A report from the Public Works Director was presented.
8. An Equal Employment Opportunity Statement of Assur-
Civil
ances for Federal -Aid Highway Projects was approved,
Rights
and the Mayor and City Clerk were authorized to
Act
execute the document on behalf of the City. (A
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report from the Public Works Director was presented.)
9. The plans and specifications for a Bicycle Trail on
Bicycle
Coast Highway from Riverside Avenue to The Arches,
Trails
Contract No. 1695, were approved; and the City Clerk
was authorized to advertise for bids to be opened at
2:00 P.M. on March 31, 1975. (A report from the
Public Works Director was presented.)
10. The plans and specifications for Irvine Avenue
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Resurfacing from Westcliff Drive to Santiago Drive,
Resurf?r;
Contract No. 1694, were approved; and the City Clerk
was authorized to advertise for bids to be opened at
10:30 A.M. on April 1, 1975. (A report from the
Public Works Director was presented.)
11. The following maintenance dredging harbor permits
Harbor
were approved, subject to the conditions of approval
Permits
under the Blanket Maintenance Dredging Permit issued
by the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers: 11112 -407,
Robert Schrimmer, 407 E. Edgewater; 11259 -140, Arthur
Vitarelli, 140 S. Bayfront; 11109 -1318, Jane Stockwell,
1318 E. Balboa Boulevard; and permits for the City of
Newport Beach for the following street ends: "E"
Street, "F" Street, "D" Street, Buena Vista Street
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and Adams Street on the Balboa Peninsula; and the
north end of Via Koron and the south end of Via Fermo
on Lido Isle. (A report from the Marine Department
was presented.)
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12. The proposed budget objectives for the fiscal year
1975 -76
1975 -76 were approved. (A report from the Budget
Budget
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13. The following Budget Amendments were approved:
BA -55, $3,845 transfer of Budget Appropriations for
replacement of a 1972 Marine Jeep which is not operable
due to an accident from Unappropriated Contingency
Reserve to Marine, Rolling Equipment, General Fund.
(A report from the City Manager was presented.)
BA -56, $5,800 transfer of Budget Appropriations for
dredging of bay channels at certain City street ends
from Unappropriated Surplus to General Services,
Services - Prof., Tech, Etc., General Fund. (A report
from the City was presented.)
BA -57, $450,000 increase in Budget Appropriations and
decrease in Unappropriated Surplus for loan to General
Fund from Future Water Sources Reserve to acquire two
state right -of -way parcels in Corona del Mar (payment
of $300,000 to be made in 1975 -76 and $150,000 in
1976 -77), to Parks, Parkways, etc., Acquisition State
R /W- Corona del Mar, General Fund.
BA -58, $1,593 increase in Budget Appropriations and
an increase in Revenue Estimates for construction of
street pavement and curb and gutter on the east side
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of 26th Street between Newport Boulevard and the Bay
(property owner to reimburse the City) from Donations
and Contributions to Unappropriated Surplus to Annual
Street and Alley Program, General Fund.
BA -59, $3,590 increase in Budget Appropriations and
an increase in Revenue Estimates for funds to cover
CETA employees from Federal Grants to Unappropriated
Surplus, Retirement Fund and to Retirement- Contri-
butions, General Fund.
BA -60, $81,770 increase in Budget Appropriations,
$75,120 increase in Federal Grants and $6,650 decrease
in Unappropriated Surplus for funds to cover CETA
employees from Federal Grants to Unappropriated
Surplus, General Fund to various departments, Salaries,
General Fund.
BA -61, $5,995 increase in Budget Appropriations and
an increase in Revenue Estimates for funds to cover
CETA employees from Federal Grants to Unappropriated
Surplus, Library Fund to Salaries, Health and Life
Insurance, Library Fund.
BA -62, $3,200 increase in Budget Appropriations and
an increase in Revenue Estimates for funds to cover
CETA employees from Federal Grants to Unappropriated
Surplus, Park and Recreation Fund to Park and Recre-
ation-Administration, Salaries, Grant, Health and
Life Insurance, Parks and Recreation Fund.
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1. A report was presented from the Marine Department re-
Harbor
garding the application of JJAK Corporation for Harbor
Permit/
Permit #124 -3300 to construct a commercial marina at
JJAK
3300 Via Lido.
Councilman Barrett stepped down from the Council table
due to a possible personal conflict.
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Harbor Permit #124 -3300 was approved, subject to the
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conditions recommended by staff.
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Councilman Barrett resumed his seat at the Council
table.
ADDITIONAL BUSINESS:
1. Mayor Pro Tem Dostal gave a verbal report regarding a
Downcoast
conceptual downcoast transportation study prepared
Cirrut_at;•=
by the Intercity Committee, consisting of the cities
Plan
of Irvine, Laguna Beach and Newport Beach, as a pro-
posed alternative to the Circulation Element for the
downcoast area.
Motion
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was endorsed for study and evaluation by TICMAP and
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the southeastern Orange County Circulation Study Com-
mittee as an alternative to the Circulation Plan for
the Coastal area between the cities of Irvine, New-
port Beach and Laguna Beach as set forth in that
particular Plan, marked Exhibit "A "; and it was
directed that the City urge the State of California,
the County of Orange, the Orange County Transit
District, the cities of Irvine and Laguna Beach and
the landowner to consider a Transportation Element for
that area that will minimize the traffic and environ-
mental impact on the cities of Irvine, Laguna Beach
and Newport Beach.
2. A report from the Lido Isle Lease Committee was pre-
Lido Isle
sented with the Mawhinney & Associates, Inc. appraisal
Lease
report covering beach properties on Lido Isle leased
by the City of Newport Beach to the Lido Isle Com-
munity Association.
Motion
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document for formal presentation to the City Council
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and the Lido Isle Community Association; and the
City Manager was directed to prepare and process a
Negative Declaration for the lease.
3. A letter addressed to Mayor McInnis from the Inter-
ICC
governmental Coordinating Council of Orange County
Budget
enclosing a copy of their proposed budget for the
fiscal year 1975 -76 was presented for the Council's
consideration.
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The Intergovernmental Coordinating Council's budget
for the fiscal year 1975 -76, as submitted by the ICC
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ad hoc Budget Committee, was endorsed; and the City
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Manager was directed to place the estimated amount
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of $3200 in the City's 1975 -76 fiscal year budget
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and to advise ICC of the Council's action.
Motion
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4. Resolution No. 8455, commending A. Kenneth Sampson on
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retirement from the Orange County Harbors, Beaches
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and Park Department, was adopted.
5. Resolution No. 8456, making assurances relating to
public service employment programs and activities
funded under Title VI of the Comprehensive Employ-
ment and Training Act of 1973, approving the grants
Motion
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to the City of Newport Beach under said Act and
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authorizing the City Manager to execute all necessary
Absent
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agreements and documents, was adopted.
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