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Regular Council Meeting
Place: Council Chambers
Time: 7:30 P.M.
Date: March 28, 1977
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Roll Call.
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The reading of the minutes of the Regular Meeting of
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March 14, 1977 was waived, and said Minutes were
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approved as written and ordered filed.
The reading in full of all ordinances and resolutions
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under consideration was waived, and the City Clerk was
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directed to read by titles only.
HEARINGS:
1. Mayor Dostal opened the public hearing regarding
Specific
Ordinance No. 1718, being,
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
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AMENDING TITLE 20 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH
MUNICIPAL CODE TO RECLASSIFY THE MARINERS
MILE AREA TO A SPECIFIC PLAN DISTRICT,
AMENDING DISTRICTING MAP N0. 4, CHANGING THE
CLASSIFICATION FROM C -1 -H, C -2., C -2 -H, C -O -Z
AND R -1 TO "SP" SPECIFIC PLAN NO. 5,
Planning Commission Amendment No. 458, initiated
by the City of Newport Beach; also including
adoption of the Specific Area Plan by resolution;
and acceptance of an Environmental Impact Report.
A report was presented from the Community Develop -
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following people addressed the Council in
favor of the Specific Area Plan for Mariners Mile:
Roland Landrigan for the Newport Heights Improve-
ment Association, Brion Jeannette, Jean Gibson,
Bonnie Jeannette, Bob Cooper for the Cliff Haven
Community Association, and Linda Scheck.
The following people addressed the Council in
opposition to the Specific Area Plan for Mariners
Mile: Susan Hughes, John Jakosky, John Hooten,
Jose Rosan for J & R Investment Company. Joseph
Minney, Owen Minney, Alice Minney, George Perlin
and Hank Hill of the Boatswain's Locker.
Motion
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that no one else desired to be heard.
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Mayor Pro Tem Barrett made a motion a) to certify
that the Environmental Impact Report for the
Mariners Mile Specific Area Plan is complete; b)
to adopt Resolution No. 9033 adopting the Specific
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Area Plan for Mariners Mile; c) to direct that the
plans for the public parking lot and the bicycle/
pedestrian crossing be implemented and that the
traffic study for the Newport Heights /Cliff Haven
area, as recommended by the Planning Commission,
be placed on the City Council's "Special Projects
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List" with the staff to report back with appropri-
ate timing and budgeting for such studies; d) to
direct the staff to report back to the City
Council at the meeting of April 25, 1977 on the
possibility of submitting the Mariners Mile
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Specific Area Plan to the Coastal Commission as a
sub -area Local Coastal Program; and (e) that
Ordinance No. 1718 be amended to include density
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of 2.0 and referred back to the Planning Commission.
Councilman Kuehn asked that the motion be amended
to include a study of the relocation of the post
office and the development of a public parking
lot, which amendment was accepted by the maker of
the motion.
Motion
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Councilman Williams asked that the portion of the
motion dealing with the buildable area be amended
to .5 times the buildable area with a variance
procedure to be built in to permit up to 1.0
of buildable area for those businesses that
fall within Section 20.62.070 (d), "Incentive
Uses," of the Newport Beach Municipal Code, which
motion was not accepted by the maker of the motion.
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A vote was taken on Councilman Williams' amendment
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to the main motion, which amendment carried.
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A vote was taken on Mayor Pro Tem Barrett °s
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amended motion, which motion carried.
2. Mayor Dostal opened the public hearing regarding
Open Spa
Ordinance No. 1719, being,
District,
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT 13EACH
AMENDING PORTIONS OF DISTRICTING MAP NOS. 30,
42 AND 67 TO RECLASSIFY THE NEWPORT BEACH
GOLF COURSE LOCATED NORTH AND SOUTH OF MESA
DRIVE AND NORTHERLY AND EASTERLY OF IRVINE
AVENUE FROM THE "U" UNCLASSIFIED DISTRICT TO
THE "OS" OPEN SPACE DISTRICT; AND AMENDING
DISTRICTING MAP NOS. 48 AND 49 TO RECLASSIFY
THE IRVINE COAST COUNTRY CLUB AND ADJACENT
PROPERTIES LOCATED NORTH OF COAST HIGHWAY AND
EAST OF JAMBOREE ROAD FROM THE "U" UNCLASSI-
FIED DISTRICT AND "C-0-H" COMMERCIAL OFFICE
DISTRICT TO THE "OS" OPEN SPACE DISTRICT; AND
AMENDING DISTRICTING MAP NOS. 32, 48, 49 AND
50 TO RECLASSIFY VARIOUS PARCELS LOCATED
ADJACENT TO THE ENTRY ROADS LEADING INTO
NEWPORT CENTER FROM THE "P -C" PLANNED COMMUNITY
DISTRICT AND THE "C -O -H" COMMERCIAL OFFICE
DISTRICT TO THE "OS" OPEN SPACE DISTRICT,
Planning Commission Amendment No. 483, initiated
by the City of Newport Beach.
A report was presented from the Community Develop -
ment Department.
Bob Vasquez, representing The Irvine Company,_
addressed the Council concerning the parcels of
land adjacent to the golf course which had been
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discussed in connection with the Sea Island
development.
Shirley Knutsen and Hal Thomas addressed the
Council regarding the Open Space classification.
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that no one else desired to be heard.
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Ordinance No. 1719 was adopted.
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Motion
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The staff was given the following instructions in
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regard to the land trade in connection with the
Sea Island development:
To make an effort to obtain the acreage in
one piece of land in trade for these pieces of
approximately 4.29 acres;
To negotiate for property of equal value to
this buildable property;
To attempt to obtain property in the Back Bay
area suitable for a tidelands designation;
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To obtain dedication of the property to the
City if possible, and if not possible, to
obtain Open Space zoning.
3. Mayor Dostal opened the public hearing regarding
Glasser
appeal by Alex Glasser, Corona del Mar, from the
Appeal
decision of the Planning Commission on February
10, 1977, which denied Mr. Glasser °s appeal and
sustained the action of the Modifications Com-
mittee denying a request for alterations to an
existing garage and storage area with noncon-
forming features (Modification No. 2006). The
property is located at 514 Poinsettia Avenue,
between Second and Third Avenues in Corona del
Mar.
A report was presented from the Community Develop-
ment Department.
A letter from Ron J. Elleboudt was presented
objecting to Modification No. 2006.
Motion
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The hearing was continued to April 11, 1977.
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4. Mayor Dostal opened the public hearing regarding
Vacatioi
the vacation and abandonment of a public utility
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easement over Lots 1, 2 and 3 of Block A, Tract
B1 A
No. 673 in Corona del Mar, located south of East
Tract 6;
Coast Highway between Poppy Avenue and Hazel
Drive.
A report was presented from the Public Works
Director.
Motion
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that no one desired to be heard.
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Resolution No. 9034, ordering the vacation and
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abandonment of an existing 10 -foot wide Public
Motion
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Utility Easement over Lots 1, 2 and 3 of Block A,
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Tract No. 673 in Corona del Mar, was adopted.
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5. Mayor Dostal opened the public hearing regarding
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the following proposed General Plan Amendment 77 -1
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to the Newport Beach General Plan, and acceptance
of a Negative Declaration:
77 -1 -A: To the Land Use and Residential
Growth Elements to change the
designation of five lots located at
207 -215 19th Street on the Balboa
Peninsula from "Two - Family Residen-
tial" to "Multi- Family Residential."
77 -1 -B: To the Circulation Element to
delete the "Secondary Road - Four
Lanes Undivided" designation for
that portion of Back Bay Drive
between San Joaquin Hills Road and
the intersection of Back Bay Drive
and Jamboree Road just north of
Pacific Coast Highway.
77 -1 -D: To the Land Use Element expanding
the boundaries of the Corona del
Mar Specific Area Plan area to
include residential areas north and
south of Coast Highway.
77 -1 -E: To the Residential Growth Element
to revise the definition of "Build-
able Acreage" by adding wording to
the effect that any area devoted to
streets, open space, or recreation
areas shall not be included in
calculating Buildable Acreage.
77 -1 -F: To the Land Use and Residential
Growth Elements to change the
designation of four lots at the
southeast corner of Dahlia and
Fifth Avenues in Corona del Mar
from "Two- Family Residential" to
"Retail and Service Commercial" and
"Administrative, Professional, and
Financial Commercial."
A report was presented from the Community Develop-
ment Department.
A letter from SPON was presented regarding the
General Plan Environmental Impact Report and
supporting the concept of a moratorium on hotel
construction.
Brion Jeannette, representing JPD Development
Company, addressed the Council and asked that
77 -1 -F be removed and continued for consideration
at the next General Plan hearing.
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that no one else desired to be heard.
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Motion
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Brion Jeannette again addressed the Council
regarding the property at the southeast corner of
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Dahlia and Fifth Avenues in Corona del Mar (77 -1 -F)
William Cullen addressed the Council and stated
that the Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce felt
that the area referred to in 77 -1 -F should remain
commercial.
Motion
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The hearing was reclosed.
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Segment 77 -1 -E of the General Plan Amendment to
the Residential Growth Element to revise the
definition of "Buildable Acreage" by adding
wording to the effect that any area devoted to
streets, open space, or recreation areas shall not
Motion
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be included in calculating Buildable Acreage was
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continued to the next General Plan Amendment
hearing.
Motion
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The Negative Declaration was accepted, and Resolu-
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tion No. 9035, accepting the Negative Declaration
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and adopting the amendments to the Land Use,
Residential and Circulation Elements of the
Newport Beach General Plan (Amendment No. 77 -1),
was adopted.
ORDINANCES FOR SECOND READING AND ADOPTION:
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Ordinance No. 1720, being,
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
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AMENDING SECTION 7.04.060 OF THE NEWPORT
BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO DUE DATE OF
DOG LICENSE TAX,
was presented for second reading.
Motion
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CONTINUED BUSINESS:
1. A report was presented from the Parks, Beaches and
Ensign
Recreation Director regarding the request by
View
Carden School for a determination of the feasi-
Park/
bility of a one -year school lease of the church
Carden
site on Cliff Drive.
School
Additional Business Item No. 2 regarding the
Motion
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extension of the Carden School lease on the
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property at Fifth and Marguerite was taken out of
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agenda order for consideration at this time.
Motion
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The request of the Carden School for lease of the
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church site at Ensign View Park was denied.
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Motion
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Councilman Williams made a motion to direct the
5th &
staff to negotiate another year's lease with the
Marguerit
Carden School with the understanding that the
Carden
senior citizens will be provided space in the
School
school.
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Councilman McInnis asked that the motion be
amended to also direct the staff to prepare the
necessary plans and specifications for the basic
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improvements that are necessary at that site for
such things as sidewalks and parking lots necessary
for the ultimate use of the area, which amendment
was accepted by the maker of the motion.
The following people addressed the Council in
favor of renewing the Carden School lease: Jerry
Williams, Ronald Bartholmew, Chris Steele and Pat
Harkless.
The following people addressed the Council in
opposition to renewing the Carden School lease:
Joan Petty, Barnett Larks, Grant Howell, Willard
Wade, Hal Thomas, Bob Shepard, Ruth Kahn, Gwen
Felton, Alex Schvarz and Jeanne Wanlass.
Motion
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Mr. Larks was granted an additional minute for his
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presentation.
John Wilson and Judith Wilson addressed the Council
regarding their lease.
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A vote was taken on Councilman Williams' amended
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motion, which motion carried.
2. A report to the City Manager was presented from
Newsrack
the Chief of Police regarding newsracks.
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Ordinance No. 1684, being, AN ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH ADDING CHAPTER 5.60 TO TITLE
5 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE, PERTAINING
Motion
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TO THE REGULATION OF NEWSPAPER RACKS AND STANDS,
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was passed to second reading on April 11, 1977.
3. The Certificate of Election Results and a copy of
Open Sp a
the Statement of All Votes Cast was presented for
Bond
the Bond Election for the City of Newport Beach
Election
consolidated with the Governing Board Member
Election held on March 8, 1977.
Motion
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The Certificate of the Registrar of Voters was
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received, and the following resolution was adopted:
Resolution No. 9036 declaring the results of
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the Special Election held in the City on
March 8, 1977; and showing the results to be:
BOND PROPOSITION "C"
Yes: 6,041
No; 3,643
TOTAL VOTES CAST: 9,820
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Committees for a term ending December 31, 1977
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(District 4) Mayor Dostal's appointment of Dr.
Bicycle
Fritz Boss to replace Tom MacKinnon as a member on
Trails
the Bicycle Trails Citizens Advisory Committee.
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(District 3) Mayor Pro Tem Barrett's appointment
Com Dec
of Charlotte Wood to replace Ann L. Spencer as a
CAC
member on the Community Development Citizens
Advisory Committee.
(District 4) Mayor Dostal's appointment of a
CEQCAC
member to replace William R. Holmes on the Environ-
mental Quality Control Citizens Advisory Committee
was postponed to April 11, 1977.
5. A report was presented from the Public Works
Newport
Director regarding the Newport Pier Concession.
Cones
Steve Greyshock, owner of the live -bait boat
"Scout" doing business in Newport Harbor, ad-
dressed the Council and requested that a require-
ment be included for the concessionaire to carry
live bait.
Motion
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The bid documents were approved as amended, and
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the City Clerk was authorized to advertise for
bids to be opened and read at 2:00 P.M. on
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April 18, 1977.
CURRENT BUSINESS:
1. A report was presented from the Public Works
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Director regarding the Repair of Roof Slabs,
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Service Area No. 1, Corona del Mar Main Beach,
Contract No. 1903.
The sole bid of $59,200 received from Uribe
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Company on March 15, 1977 was rejected, and the
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staff was directed to investigate a less costly
method for repairing the roof slabs and columns.
2. A letter from the Orange County Division of the
League
League of California Cities was presented en-
Calif
closing a copy of the proposed Division Budget for
Cities
1977 -78 to be voted on at the April 14 meeting.
Motion
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The City's representative was directed to vote for
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the current 2.0 assessment.
3. A letter from the Orange County Division of the
League
League of California Cities was presented en-
Calif
closing copies of resolutions from Fountain Valley
Cities
regarding water conservation and from Tustin urging
adoption of legislation which would automatically
provide for the annexation of unincorporated
county islands into the cities surrounding them in
accordance with the correct sphere of influence
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and asking that the League delegate be instructed
as to voting procedure on each for the meeting of
April 14.
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the water conservation proposal, and to abstain on
the automatic annexation of county islands within
cities.
CONSENT CALENDAR:
Motion
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ing the actions on the Consent Calendar.
1. The following items were introduced and passed to
second reading on April 11, 1977:
(a) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
(b) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
(c) Proposed Ordinance No. 1721, being, AN
Animal
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
Control
AMENDING SECTION 7.04.100 OF THE NEWPORT
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BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE PERTAINING TO BITING DOG
REPORT. (Report from the City Attorney)
(d) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
(e) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
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(f) Proposed Ordinance No. 1722, being, AN
Harbor
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
Regulations
AMENDING SECTIONS 17.20.010 AND 17.20.020
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OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE IMPOSING
A DUTY ON THE HARBOR PERMIT HOLDER TO
COMPLY WITH DOCKING AND VESSEL TIE -UP
REGULATIONS. (Report from the Marine
Department)
2. The following resolutions were adopted:
(a) Resolution No. 9037 authorizing the Mayor
West
and City Clerk to execute a Cooperative
Newport
Agreement between the City of Newport Beach
Gas Odor
and the State of California, Department of
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Transportation for sharing the geologic
testing and investigation in connection
with the noxious gas seepage control problem
in West Newport. (Report from the City
Manager)
(b) Resolution No. 9038 authorizing the Mayor
West
and City Clerk to execute an Amendment to
Newport
Revenue Sharing Agreement between the City
Park
of Newport Beach and the County of Orange
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in connection with the development of West
Newport Park. (Report from the Parks,
Beaches and Recreation Director)
(c) Resolution No. 9039 relating to the authority
Parking
of the City Manager to suspend operation of
Meters
parking meters during the Christmas and New
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Year's holidays, and rescinding Resolution
No. 8960. (Report from the Traffic Affairs
Committee)
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(d) Resolution No. 9040 authorizing the creation
Flash Roll
and use of a fund for a flash roll. (Exhibit
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(e) Resolution No. 9041 authorizing the Mayor
Animal
and City Clerk to execute an Amendment to
Control
Agreement between the City of Newport Beach
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and Albert E. Stockton, V.M.D. in connection
with amended Animal Regulation Ordinance.
(Report from the City Attorney)
(f) Resolution No. 9042 removing the prohibition
Parking
of parking of vehicles on the 900 Block of
Prohibits o
Balboa Boulevard between "A" and "B" Streets
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in connection with the City's street
sweeping program. (Report from the Traffic
Affairs Committee)
(g) Resolution No. 9043 authorizing the Mayor
Superior
and City Clerk to execute an agreement
Avenue
between the City of Newport Beach and
Widening
Hughes Aircraft Company for the widening of
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Superior Avenue between Dana Road and
Explorer Way. (Report from the Public Works
Director)
(h) Resolution No. 9044 awarding a contract to
Alley Imp r
Fleming Construction Company for alley
Balboa Is
improvements and sewer replacement on
and
Balboa Island and Balboa Peninsula, Contract
Balboa Pe
No. 1880. (Report from the Public Works
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(i) Resolution No. 9045 authorizing the Mayor
Lido Isle
and City Clerk to execute a Memorandum of
Community
Understanding regarding public access over
Assn Lease
Lido Isle Beach Lease. (Report from the
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City Attorney)
(j) Resolution No. 9046 authorizing the Mayor
Off -site
and City Clerk to execute an off -site
Parking/
parking agreement between the City of
Far West
Newport Beach and Far West Services, Inc.,
Services
Irvine (Use Permit No. 1800 - Snack Shop).
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(Report from the Community Development
Department)
(k) Resolution No. 9047 approving the applica-
Open Spac(
tion for grant funds under the Roberti-
and
Z'Berg Open Space and Recreation Program.
Recreatioi
(Report from the Parks, Beaches and Recrea-
Program
tion Director)
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(1) Resolution No. 9048 designating an inter-
Stop Signs
section at which vehicles are required to
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stop (deleting Galaxy Drive - north end -
Santiago Drive); and rescinding Resolution
No. 7558 (Report from the Public Works
Department)
3. The following communications were referred as
indicated:
(a) To staff for reply, a letter from Kerry A.
Curfew
Bagnoli requesting that Council consider
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the possibility of changing the curfew law
to a more "realistic" time. (Copies mailed
to Council)
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(b) To staff for reply, a letter from Mrs.
Animal
Doris C. Baus stating that she had not
Control
received her notice for the licensing of
her dog, and requesting waiver of the late
penalty because of her previously prompt
record. (Exhibit)
(c) To Pending Legislation and Ethics Committee,
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a resolution from the City of Santa Ana
Use Tax
urging the State Legislature to return to
Revenues
the prior formula of 20% distribution of
total State sales and use tax revenues
collected by the State and distributed to
cities. (Exhibit)
4. The following communications were referred to
the City Clerk for filing and inclusion in the
records:
(a) A letter to the Planning Commission from
Hugh L. Mynatt regarding the proposed
revision of the current sign ordinance.
(Copies mailed to Council)
(b) A letter from Marian C. Bergeson regarding
the selection of a successor to retiring
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Police Chief James Glavas. (Exhibit)
(c) A letter to Mayor Dostal from the South
County Mental Health Advisory Board stating
that they support a Senior Citizens Center
that will be operational by August 1 on the
already approved Corona del Mar site.
(Copies mailed to Council)
(d) A letter from Jane and George Coon opposing
the use of federal funds for a Senior
Citizens Center in Corona del Mar. (Copies
mailed to Council)
(e) A letter to Lt. J. Pierce of the Police
Department from H. F. Whitley commending
the lady animal control officer who patrols
the beach and requesting a ban on dogs on
beaches since several people have been
attacked. (Copies mailed to Council)
(f) A letter from Andrea Skall suggesting that
the late business hours might be responsible
for the burglaries of markets such as
Albertsons in Corona del Mar and asking
that Council take steps to insure the
safety of residents by reducing the number
of operating hours. (Copies mailed to
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(g) A letter from the Sea and Sage Branch of
the National Audubon Society commending the
City for the recyclable programs in Newport
Beach. (Copies mailed to Council)
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(h) A letter to Mayor Dostal from "Expo '81"
congratulating him on his appointment as
Chairman of the "Expo '81" Commission for
Newport Beach. (Exhibit)
M A letter from Kristin Van Huysen commenting
on the amount of water wasted by certain
restaurants on Newport Boulevard and other
businesses in Newport Beach. (Copies
mailed to Council)
(j) A letter from the California Water Resources
Association regarding the drought conditions
in California and urging support of legisla-
tion to remedy this situation. (Copies
mailed to Council)
(k) A letter to the City Attorney from Assemblyman
Ronald Cordova stating that the City could
count on his opposition to Assembly Bill
351, which allows a candidate for a local
city office to list his political affiliation
in his statement of qualifications. (Exhibit)
(1) A letter from the Controller of the State
of California attaching statements showing
the amount of revenue estimates to be paid
to the cities from Highway Users Taxes,
Motor Vehicle License Fees, Highway Carriers'
Uniform Business License Tax and the Off-
Highway Motor Vehicle License Fees. (Exhibit)
(m) A Notice of Hearing before the Public
Utilities Commission from Greyhound Lines,
Inc. for rate increases for bus lines in
parts of Nevada and California.
(n) An Opinion and Order of the Public Utilities
Commission for Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Company for a permanent tariff
covering the offering of 801A Dial PBX
Service.
(o) A Notice of Hearing before the Public
Utilities Commission for the Southern
California Gas Company for authority to
engage in a solar demonstration project and
to include in its rates an amount necessary
to fund a solar energy program.
(p) Agenda of the Board of Supervisors meetings
of March 15, 16, 22 and 23.
(q) A petition bearing 99 signatures from
Friends of Inspiration Point regarding the
development of two lots on Inspiration
Point. (Exhibit)
(r) A letter from HUD concerning additional
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block grant funds. (Exhibit)
(s) A letter from SPON with comments on the Sea
Island Apartments. (Exhibit)
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5. The following claims were denied and the City
Claims
Clerk's referral to the insurance carrier was
confirmed:
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(a) Claim of Brick Bailey for damage to his car
Bailey
allegedly sustained when it was struck by a
City vehicle while parked at 126 33rd
Street on March 4, 1977.
(b) Claim of Yvonne F. Ramos for damage to her
Ramos
car allegedly sustained when a City vehicle
backed into it in the alley of North Bay
Front and Diamond Avenue on February 28,
1977.
6. The City Clerk's referral of the following
Summons and Complaints to the insurance carrier
was confirmed:
(a) Summons and Complaint of Russell Otten for
Otten
damages, Case No. 26 -44 -42 in the Orange
County Superior Court. The original claim
was for damage to his car when it was hit
by another vehicle at the intersection of
Port Margate and Newport Hills Drive West
on October 25, 1976.
(b) Summons and Complaint of Southern California
So Calif
Gas Company for inverse condemnation and
Gas Co
services rendered, Case No. 26 -48 -96 in the
Orange County Superior Court. An original
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claim was not filed.
7. The following request to fill personnel vacancies
was approved: (Report from the City Manager)
(a) One Utilities Serviceworker in the Public
Works Department to fill a position now
vacant.
8. The following staff report was received and
ordered filed:
(a) A report from the City Attorney regarding
Calif
a letter from Huntington Beach pertaining
Inventor
to California Inventory Tax. (Exhibit)
Tax
9. The following matter was set for public hearing
on April 11, 1977;
(a) Planning Commission Amendment No. 488, a
Newport
request of Bill Langston to amend the
Place
Planned Community Development Plan for
"Newport Place" to permit changes in the
Land Use Map and Text, and the acceptance
of an Environmental Document; Planned
Community bounded by Birch Street, MacArthur
Boulevard, Jamboree Road and Bristol Street.
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(Report from the Community Development
Department)
10. The plans and specifications for the Street
PCHwy
Improvement Pacific Coast Highway 1000' Easterly
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of Balboa Boulevard, Contract 1896, were approved;
and the City Clerk was authorized to advertise
for bids to be opened at 10:30 A.M. on Tuesday,
April 12, 1977. (Report from the Public Works
Director)
11. Harbor Permit Application 11129 -1801 by Orange
Harbor
Coast College to revise their existing slips at
Permits
1801 W. Coast Highway was approved, subject to
the approval of the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
and the Orange County Harbors, Beachs and Parks
District. (Report from the Marine Department)
12. The request for retention of a police motorcycle
Police
for training purposes was approved. (Report to
Departmei
the City Manager from the Police Department)
13. The expense account of Mayor Dostal in the
amount of $652.04 for attendance at the National
League of Cities Congressional- Cities Conference,
the meeting of the National League of Cities
Environmental Quality Committee, the meeting of
the Board of Directors of N.O.I.S.E. and the
annual symposium of N.O.I.S.E. on March 5 through
8, 1977, in Washington, D.C., was approved.
14. The following budget amendments were approved:
BA -79, $28,615.00 increase in Budget Appropriations
and in Revenue Estimates, contributions by City
of Irvine and Roll Center Newport toward installa-
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tion of traffic signal at Campus Drive and Von
Karman Avenue, from Unappropriated Surplus and
Donations and Contributions to Install /Upgrade
Traffic Signals, Contributions Fund.
BA -80, $25.00 increase in Budget Appropriations
and in Revenue Estimates, contribution by Anglers
Friday Luncheon Club to Litter Committee, from
Unappropriated Surplus and Donations and Contribu-
tions to Nondepartmental, Special Departmental
Expense.
ITEMS REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR:
1. A report was presented from the Chief of Police
Vehicles
regarding the display of vehicles for sale.
for
Motion
x
Sale
Ayes
x
x
x
x
x
A proposed ordinance relating to display of
Noes
x
x
vehicles for sale was postponed to April 25, 1977.
2. On advice from the City Attorney the following
Motion
x
ordinances were introduced and set for public
Ayes
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x
x
x
x
x
x
hearing on April 11, 1977:
(a) Proposed Ordinance No. 1723, being, AN
Building
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
Site
AMENDING SECTION 20.87.090 OF THE NEWPORT
0 -1723
BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE, REDEFINING "BUILDING
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SITE," Planning Commission Amendment No.
489, a request initiated by the City of
Newport Beach. (Report from the Community
Development Department)
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(b) Proposed Ordinance No. 1724, being, AN
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ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
C.B.S.
PREZONING UNINCORPORATED TERRITORY LOCATED ON
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THE WESTERLY SIDE OF MONROVIA AVENUE AT ITS
Site
INTERSECTION WITH 15TH STREET, NORTHERLY OF
0 -1724
THE NEWPORT CREST RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX,
ADJACENT TO THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, IN THE
EVENT OF SUBSEQUENT ANNEXATION, AND ESTABLISH-
ING PLANNED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS
FOR THAT PORTION OF THE C.B.S. PUBLISHING
SITE ON PROPERTY LOCATED IN THE CITY OF
NEWPORT BEACH, Planning Commission Amendment
No. 491, a request of the United California
Bank, Trustee, Los Angeles, to prezone
Unincorporated Territory of Orange County on
the westerly side of Monrovia Avenue at its
intersection with 15th Street to the Planned
Community District in the City of Newport
Beach. Further request to establish the
Planned Community Development Standards for
the proposed expanded C.B.S. Publishing site
on the property in question and on adjoining
property now located in the City, and the
acceptance of an environmental document.
Property located at 1499 Monrovia Avenue, on
the westerly side of Monrovia Avenue at its
intersection with 15th Street, northerly of
the Newport Crest residential complex.
(Report from the Community Development
Department)
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3. Marguerite Forgit addressed the Council in regard
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to the proposed ordinance pertaining to the
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removal and storing of vehicles.
Proposed Ordinance No. 1725, being, AN ORDINANCE
0 -1725
OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING CHAPTER
12.40 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE BY
ADDING SECTION 12.40.035; AMENDING SECTION
12.40.040 AND SECTION 12.40.190 DEALING WITH THE
Motion
x
CAUSES FOR REMOVAL AND STORING OF VEHICLES, was
Ayes
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
introduced and passed to second reading on April 11,
1977.
ADDITIONAL BUSINESS:
1. Resolution No. 9049, setting forth the total
CEQCAC
membership of the Environmental Quality Control
R -9049
Motion
x
Citizens Advisory Committee, together with certain
Ayes
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
procedural rules, was adopted as amended.
2. The extension of the lease for the Carden School
Carden
on the property at 5th and Marguerite was con-
School
sidered with Agenda Item F -1,
Lease
Motion
x
3. The Mayor was authorized to send a letter to the
Ayes
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
appropriate agencies supporting acquisition of
land by the State in the TICMAP area.
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March 29, 1977.
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