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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
Place: Council Chambers
Time: 7:30 P.M.
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Roll Call.
The reading of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of
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to read by titles only.
HEARINGS:
1. Mayor McInnis opened the public hearing regarding
General
General Plan Amendment No. 19, an amendment to the
Plan
Land Use and Residential Growth Elements to change the
land use designation of the lot at 809 East Bay
Avenue (in Central Balboa) from "Retail and Service
Commercial" to "Two - Family Residential."
A report was presented from the Community Development
Department.
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Plan (Amendment No. 19), was adopted.
2. Mayor McInnis opened the public hearing regarding
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General Plan Amendment No. 23, an amendment to the
Plan
Circulation Element as it pertains to recommended
improvements for Pacific Coast Highway between Upper
Bay Bridge and MacArthur Boulevard, including the
MacArthur Boulevard and Avocado Avenue intersections.
A report was presented from the Community Development
Department.
A letter from the Irvine Terrace Community Association
enclosing a letter signed by seven Chubasco Drive
residents stating that the proposed Pacific Coast
Highway widening will increase traffic, noise and air
pollutants, and requesting an EIR and improvements to
the wall and fence separating Pacific Coast Highway
and Irvine Terrace; and a letter from James D. Ray
objecting to any proposed elimination of curb parking
on the Coast Highway in Corona del Mar were presented.
A letter was received after the agenda was printed
from Unique Homes Real Estate opposing the limitation
or alteration to the present on- street parking arrange-
ment in Corona del Mar.
J. R. Blakemore, President of the Harbor View Hills
Community Association, addressed the Council in favor
of the amendment with suggested modifications.
Chris Hopper addressed the Council and presented
letters from George Watson, Eric Welton, Robert S.
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Clark and Karen Margreta Wood opposing restriction of
parking in Corona del Mar. Bob Orman addressed the
Council opposing the amendment. E. W. Fish, repre-
senting Chubasco Drive residents, addressed the Council
requesting a new buffer wall with acoustical and
visual screening between Pacific Coast Highway and
Irvine Terrace.
Traffic Engineer Bill Darnell gave a brief staff
report.
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The hearing was closed after it was determined that
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Resolution No. 8458, amending the Circulation Element
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was adopted.
3. Mayor McInnis opened the continued public hearing in
Corporate
connection with 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 Environmental Impact Report.
A copy of a letter addressed to The Irvine Company
from the Harbor View Hills Community Association
regarding the Corporate Plaza project and the possible
use of the land between MacArthur and Avocado was
presented.
A letter from The Irvine Company submitting develop-
. ment and conceptual plans for Corporate Plaza was
presented.
A report was presented from the Community Development
Department regarding the Corporate Plaza Development
Plan and Standards.
A report from the Community Development Department
regarding Resubdivision No. 465, creating twenty -one
numbered parcels for commercial development, one
lettered parcel for street purposes and one lettered
parcel for a common parking lot for the "Corporate
Plaza" Planned Community was presented with an ad-
ditional report on suggested Specific Findings.
John Webb, representing The Irvine Company, briefly
addressed the Council.
J. D.'Blakemore, President of the Harbor View Hills
Community Association, addressed the Council with
suggested conditions.
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John Webb, representing The Irvine Company, objected
to moving the access point on Avocado across from the
Harbor View Hills Drive entrance, however he stated
that they had no desire to make a connection with
Harbor View Hills Drive.
Traffic Engineer.Bill Darnell and Environmental Co-
ordinator Bill Foley gave brief staff reports.
Richard A. Nelson, President of the Irvine Terrace
Home Owners Association, addressed the.Council and
requested additional conditions.
Al Auer, representing The Irvine Company, accepted the
condition that there would be no restaurants in Lots
19 and 20.
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Ordinance No. 1596 was adopted.
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It was agreed that the conditions recommended by the
Planning Commission and the following additional
conditions be imposed on the Corporate Plaza develop-
ment: 1) that compact car ratio in the parking lot be
10 %; 2) that any future signal light on Pacific Coast
Highway at the private street intersection would be
the responsibility of The Irvine Company; 3) that there
be no connector street between Avocado and MacArthur;
and 4) that the lower three buildings, 18, 19 and 20,
be restricted from restaurant use; and at Councilman
Ryckoff's request, it was also agreed that occupancy
be limited to 25% by 1979 and 75% by 1981 or sooner,
based on completion of the bay bridge.
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Resubdivision No. 465 was approved, subject to the
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above conditions; and the Specific Findings, as recom-
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mended by the Community Development Department, were
adopted.
CONTINUED BUSINESS:
1. A report was presented from the Community Development
General
Department regarding General Plan Amendment No. 21, an
plan
amendment requested by Councilman Ryckoff to the Land
Use and Residential Growth Elements to redefine "Low -
Density Residential," to create a new category,
"Medium- Density Residential," to apply redefined "Low -
Density Residential" designation to Castaway, North
Newporter, and a portion of Jamboree /Coast Highway
vacant sites, to apply new "Medium- Density Residential"
designation to a portion of Jamboree /Coast Highway
vacant site, and to change wording in the Residential
Growth Element.
Letters were received after the agenda was printed
from West Newport Improvement` Association and Little
Island Property Owners Association in support of
General Plan Amendment No. 21.
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The following people addressed the Council in favor of
subject amendment: Bill Vosburg; Mrs. Chris Goelitz,
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President of Eastbluff'Home Owners Association; Barcla
Ardell; Jean Watt, speaking for herself and repre-
senting S.P.O.N; John B. Kingsley; Tom Houston,
President of Balboa Island Improvement Association;
Paul Balalis and Bob Millar, President of Little
Island Property Owners Association.
Jim Taylor, Director of Planning Administration for
The Irvine Company, and Harvey Pease addressed the
Council opposing the amendment.
It was agreed to consider the sections of General Plan
Amendment No. 21 separately.
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Councilman Ryckoff made a motion to set for public
hearing on May 12 that portion of the proposed amendme
redefining "Low- Density Residential" and establishing
"Medium- Density Residential" as part of the Land Use
Element.
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Councilman Store made a substitute motion to send that
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portion of the amendment back to the Planning Com-
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mission, which motion failed to carry.
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ment which would replace certain language presently
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motion failed to carry.
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Councilman Ryckoff made a motion to set for public
hearing on May 12 a definition of "Buildable Acreage"
under the Residential Growth Element.
Vice Mayor Dostal suggested that the motion be amended
to have staff bring back several definitions of
"slope" for consideration, which amendment was ac-
cepted by the maker of the motion.
Councilman Store asked that the motion be amended to
also have the definitions on the May 12 Study Session,
which amendment was accepted by Councilman Byckoff.
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ment dealing with specific zoning changes under the
Residential Growth Element which would apply to Casta-
ways, Jamboree Road area north of the Newporter and
across the street from the Newporter, which motion
failed to carry.
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2. An application of Gordon P. Wiggins to construct a
Curb Cut/
curb cut on Balboa Avenue for 227 Apolena Avenue was
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The applicant's request to withdraw subject appli-
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cation due to sale of property was granted.
3. A proposed agreement and Budget Amendment regarding a
Tennis
feasibility study of a proposed tennis court develop-
Court
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ment program was postponed until staff has completed
Program
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report on proposals for Council review.
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4. Mayor McInnis' appointment of an alternate member to
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the Bicentennial Citizens Advisory Committee was
tennial
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responsibilities of the Economic Goals Citizens
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Advisory Committee was tabled.
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CURRENT BUSINESS:
Adv Cute
1. A report was presented from the Community Development
HUD
Department regarding a proposed amendment to the Co-
Block
operative Agreement with the County of Orange in
Grants
connection with the HUD Block Grant Program.
Gwen Felton addressed the Council in support of the
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Resolution No. 8459, authorizing execution of an
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amendment to the Cooperative Agreement with the County
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of Orange in connection with the Housing and Coin-
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munity Development Act of 1974, was adopted.
2. A report was presented from the Community Development
Community
Department regarding the establishment of a 16- member
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Community Development Citizens Advisory Committee.
Citizens
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for comment.
3. A report from the Marine Department.regarding a re -_
Outrigger
quest from IMUA and Newport Outrigger Clubs to store
Canoe
and launch canoes from public bay beach street -ends
Storage
at 10th and 19th on Bay Avenue was presented with the
request letter.
Mrs. Edward Kelly addressed the Council opposing the
canoe storage.
The special permit for the IMUA and Newport Outrigger
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4. A report was presented from the Marine Department
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regarding the West Newport channels dredging.
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ation, addressed the Council approving the dredging.
The offer of the Orange County Harbor Commission to
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accepted; and the City staff was directed to proceed
with permit acquisition and to prepare a reimburse-
ment agreement between the County and the City for
Council approval.
5. A report was presented from the City Attorney re-
Upper Npt
garding the Upper Newport Bay Settlement Agreement
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with the State of California.
Guy Claire, Counsel for,The Irvine Company, briefly
addressed the Council.
Resolution No. 8460, authorizing the Mayor and City
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Clerk to execute an agreement between the City of
Newport Beach, the State of California, the County of
Orange, The Irvine Company and First American Title
Company for transfer of certain real property to the
State of California and the City of Newport Beach by
The Irvine Company and for the settlement of pending
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litigation; in connection with Upper Newport Bay,
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was adopted.
6. A report was presented from the City Attorney re-
Inspirati
garding pending legislation on AB -933 in connection
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with the acquisition of two lots at Inspiration Point
from License Plate Fees Fund, and AB -83 regarding the
Upper Npt
development of Upper Newport Bay as an ecological
Bay
preserve.
Motion
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propriate legislators advising them of the City's
support of both Bills.
7. A report was presented from the Parks, Beaches and
Instruc-
Recreation Department regarding implementation of the
tional
procedures recommended by the auditors for the
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revenue collection procedures of the Parks, Beaches
Activitie
and Recreation Department.
Council
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Council Policy I -6, "Instructional Recreational
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Activities" was amended, in conformance with the
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auditors' recommended procedures.
8. A report was presented from the Parks, Beaches and
Comercial
Recreation Commission recommending the adoption of a
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Council Policy Statement to permit certain community
Parks
uses in public park facilities.
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CONSENT CALENDAR:
ion x The following items were approved by one motion affirming
s, x x x x the actions on the Consent Calendar:
1. The following ordinances were introduced and passed
to second reading on April 14, 1975:
Proposed Ordinance No. 1603, being, AN ORDINANCE OF Uniform
THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING CHAPTER 15.05 OF Mechanics
THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE TO ADOPT THE UNIFORM Code
MECHANICAL CODE, 1973 EDITION. (A report from the
Community Development Department was presented.)
Proposed Ordinance No. 1604, being, AN ORDINANCE OF Uniform
THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING CHAPTER 15.04 OF Building
THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE TO ADOPT THE UNIFORM Code
BUILDING CODE, 1973 EDITION.
Proposed Ordinance No. 1605, being, AN ORDINANCE OF Uniform
THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING CHAPTER 15.08 OF Plumbing
THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE TO ADOPT THE UNIFORM Code
PLUMBING CODE, 1973 EDITION.
Proposed Ordinance No. 1606, being, AN ORDINANCE OF Bicycle
THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING SECTIONS 12.56.060 License
ANDi12.56.080, CHAPTER 12.56 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH
MUNICIPAL CODE, RELATING TO THE LICENSING OF BICYCLES.
(A report from the City Attorney was presented.)
I 2. The following communications were referred as in-
dicated:
Referred to City Arts Commission for appropriate OrCo Art;
action, letter from Orange County Arts Alliance Alliance
regarding its Charter Membership Meeting on March 25.
Referred to staff for report back on April 14, letter Complain
from Mel Grau protesting action taken by the Police
Department at 215 Via Genoa on February 15, 1975.
Referred to staff for inclusion in ongoing study, General
letter from Margaret S. Howland urging the widening of Plan
Pacific Coast Highway through Mariners Mile.
3. The following communications were referred to the City
Clerk for filing and inclusion in the records:
Copy of a letter from the City of Los Alamitos to Upper Np
Senator Whetmore registering support for Senate Bill Bay
368, which would transfer part of the money received
in settlement of the Santa Barbara oil blowout liti-
gation from the General Fund to the Fish and Game
Department for Upper Newport Bay property acquisition.
Letter from Joan H. Werter protesting a traffic
citation received in the Lido Village area.
Letter to the City Clerk from Senator Carpenter ac-
knowledging receipt of correspondence pertaining to
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the Southern California Association of Governments and
expressing his agreement with the Council's sentiments
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in this matter.
Resolutions of Victorville, Costa Mesa, Alhambra and
Garden Grove expressing opposition to Senate Bill 275,
the "Collective Bargaining Act for Public Employment."
Resolution of Irvine opposing Federal.Highway Adminis-
tration and Urban Mass Transportation Administration
draft guidelines for a Transportation Development
Program.
Notices from Local Agency Formation Commission regard-
ing public hearing on March 26 in connection with
proposed annexations to the City of Costa Mesa and to
the Costa Mesa Park and Recreation District designated
Vista Annexation, a corridor of land between Pacific
Avenue and the Santa Ana River along a prolongation of
Victoria Place.
Notices from Local Agency Formation Commission regard-
ing public hearing on March 26 in connection with
proposed annexations to the City of Costa Mesa and to
the.Costa Mesa Park and Recreation District designated
Canyon No. 3 Annexation located northerly of Victoria
Street between Canyon Drive and Pacific Avenue.
Notice of application filed by Continental and Ameri-
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can buslines before Public Utilities Commission for
increase in passenger fares and express charges.
Application of Pacific Telephone Company before Public
Utilities Commission for a rate increase.
Agenda for Board of Supervisors meetings held March
11, 12, 18 and 19, 1975.
Letter to Mayor McInnis from Andrew J. Hinshaw re-
garding the small boat marina feasibility study and
reporting that the first meeting of the subcommittee
for discussion on such a bill will probably be in May
of 1975.
Memorandum from the Intergovernmental Coordinating
Council Resolution Service listing resolutions re-
ceived since February 28, 1975.
Letter to the City Clerk from the City of Cypress
advising that its City Council had unanimously sup-
ported Newport Beach Resolution No. 8447 opposing
pending legislation in connection with SCAG.
Letter from Civil Aeronautics Board granting Petitions
for Leave to Intervene to the City of Newport Beach,
among others, in connection with Los Angeles Airways
ICertificate
proceeding.
Letter from Los Angeles Supervisor Schabarum stating
that the SCAG General Assembly adopted a resolution
statutorily creating a regional agency with mandatory
membership.
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4. The following claims were denied and the City Clerk's
Claims
referral to the insurance carrier was confirmed:
Claims from the following for property damage on
December 4, 1974 in the Jasmine Creek area of Corona
del Mar, alleging negligence on the part of the City
for failure to maintain and repair a flood drainage
system located at the corner of Fifth Street and Iris,
for failure to promptly respond to repeated telephone
calls of flooding by the residents of Iris and Jasmine
Streets, and for willful and negligent failure to
repair a storm drain after being put on notice that
said storm drain was defective and in need of repair:
Mr. and Mrs. E. Earl, 702 Iris
Earl
Larry Jordan, 711 Jasmine
Jordan
Mr. and Mrs. J. Jalbert, 708 Iris
Jalbert
Mr. and Mrs. W. Calderhead, 712 Iris
Calderhead
E. Robinson, 702 Iris
Robinson
Mrs. Norma J. Moore, 700 Iris
Moore
Joseph L. Dekeyser, 706 Iris
Dekeyser
Mr. and Mrs. Roubidoux, 716 Iris
Roubidoux
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Frost, 704B Iris
Frost
Mrs. Janice C. Benner,, 706B Iris
Benner
F. E. McKay, 707 Jasmine
McKay
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Casino, 713 Jasmine
Casino
Mrs. Ramona L. Host, 704 Iris
Host
Claim of Henry H. Hill for property damage for loss of
Hill
rental income and loss of property value due to an oil
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well eruption resulting in an overflow of oil onto
vacant lot adjacent to his property at 209 42nd Street
said eruptions having allegedly commenced on October
6, 1973 and continued to the present.
Claim of Billy Roy Battle for personal injuries, filed
Battle
by attorney Joseph D. Schloss, Sr., alleging police
mistreatment at North Newport Boulevard and Catalina
Drive on January 15, 1975.
Claim of Leonard and Claudia Baltzer for property
Baltzer
damage to their vehicles, other personal property and
for loss of income and costs incurred for services and
repairs which they declare were caused by flooding
that occurred at 2233 Bayside Drive in Corona del Mar
on December 4, 1974.
Summons and Complaint for Personal Injuries of Judy
Robinson
Kay Robinson, filed by attorney Dick Runels, alleging
police mistreatment.
Summons and Complaint for Personal Injuries of Marcia
Benavidez
Benavidez a /k /a Marsha Benavidez allegedly received
when the boat on which she was a passenger went
aground outside the entrance to Newport Harbor.
Claim of Marc S. Walker for property damage to his
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vehicle when it was allegedly struck by a City vehicle
on February 13, 1975 at 1348 Irvine.
Claim of Thomas Panno for property damage to his boat
Panno
allegedly caused by an overspray of paint when City
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forces painted the Balboa Island Bridge on or about
February 1, 1975.
Claim of Hershel R. Chaney for property damage to his
Chaney
van allegedly caused when it fell into an open ditch.
in the alley between Palm Street and Washington Street
on February 13, 1975.
5. The following requests to fill personnel vacancies
were approved: (A report from the City Manager was
presented.)
Two Police Officers in the Police Department to fill
positions now vacant.
One Water Meter Man in the Public Works Department to
fill a position now vacant.
6. The following Legislative Advocate reports were
received and ordered filed:
A letter from Bud Porter, City's Legislative Advocate,
regarding proposed legislation.
A letter from Bud Porter, City's Legislative Advocate,
regarding SB -275, public employer- employee collective
bargaining.
7. The plans and specifications for Balboa Island and
BI &
Peninsula Alley Improvements 1974- 75,.Contract No. C-
Peninsula
1624 were approved; and the City Clerk was authorized
Alley
to advertise for bids to be opened on April 15 at
Impr
10:30 A.M. (A report from the Public Works Director
was presented.)
8. The request of the City Arts Commission to install
Art
signs and banners for the art festival to be held
Festival
May 10 and 11, 1975 was approved. (A report from the
Administrative Assistant to the City Manager was
- presented.)
9. The following Budget Amendments were approved:
BA -63, $1,000 transfer of Budget Appropriations for
funds for the City Arts Commission festival to be held
May 10 and 11 from Unappropriated Contingency Reserve
to Nondepartmental - Special Departmental Expense,
General Fund. (A report from the City Arts Commission
was presented.)
BA -64, $2,500 transfer of Budget Appropriations for
abatement of public nuisance (substandard grading) at
309 La Jolla Drive, from Unappropriated Contingency
Reserve to Community Development - Services - Prof.,
Tech., Etc., General Fund.
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1. A letter from the Youth Employment Service of the
Y.E.S.
Harbor Area (Y.E.S.) requesting use of City facilities
for a branch office in the Corona del Mar area was
presented.
Carolyn Sweetland, Executive Director of the Youth
Employment Service, addressed the Council regarding
the need for facilities in Corona del Mar.
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2. A letter to the Marine Department from Jack N. Hall,
Harbor
owner of property at #8 Collins Island, was presented
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protesting Harbor Permit granted to Robert Gaylord
at #5 and #6 Collins Island.
Jack Hall addressed the Council and requested that
consideration of the matter be held over until the
first part of May.
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to lead a community -wide effort tentatively called
Bridge Action Team 1976 (BAT '76) dedicated to expe-
diting governmental decisions and actions that will
remove the traffic bottleneck at Pacific Coast High-
way bridge and the Dover Drive /Coast Highway inter-
section.
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in drawing up the necessary documents for increasing
Cmte
the offshore mooring fees.
3. A report from Administrative Assistant Robert Long
OrCo
regarding the Orange County Airport noise abatement
Airport
program quarterly report was presented with a draft
letter to the State Department of Transportation
stating the City's position.
Motion
x
The Mayor was authorized to send the letter, as
.kyes
x
x
x
x
x
x
amended, to the State Department of Transportation
requesting full compliance with the variance and
reinstatement of the Preferential Runway Use Program.
4. A report was presented from the Public Works Depart-
PCH /Dover
ment regarding the Pacific Coast Highway and Dover
Inter-
Drive intersection proposed interim improvements.
section
'
Traffic Engineer Bill Darnell gave a brief staff
report.
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ROLL CALL
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Motion
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Motion
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Motion
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MINUTES
mAin T9� NSZ aQm March 24 1975
Harlan Eastman, President of the Bayshores Community
Association, addressed the Council and stated that the
Association supported Proposal "B ".
Proposal "B ", which provides for a westbound left
x x x x x turn into Bayshores, was approved.
X 5. The staff was directed to attend the State Water
x x x x x Resources Board hearing on April 3 and support the
designation of the Upper Newport Bay Watershed as a
Section 208 waste treatment management planning area.
6. The City Council went on record opposing Senate Bill
x x x x 175 which, among other things, would make Councilmen
guilty of a crime if they attended a meeting which
they did not know was being held in violation of the
Brown Act and which would extend the Act to any
gathering of two or more members of a local body.
Mayor McInnis adjourned the meeting at 11:25 P.M.
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