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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
PLACE: Council Chambers
TIME: 7:30 P.M.
DATE: January 10, 1983
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A. ROLL CALL.
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B. Minutes of the Regular Meeting of December
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13, and Special Meeting of December 21, 1982
were approved as written and ordered filed.
Motion
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C. Reading of all ordinances and resolutions
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under consideration was waived, and the City
Clerk was directed to read by titles only.
D. HEARINGS:
Motion
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Pursuant to request of Council Member Plummer,
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motion was made to defer public hearing on
proposed Ordinance No. 83 -1 to later in the
meeting.
2. Mayor Hart opened the public hearing
Ord 83 -2
regarding Ordinance No. 83 -2, being,
Dwelling
Unit /Zoning
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT
(94)
BEACH AMENDING CHAPTER 20.01 BY
ADDING .THERETO SECTION 046,
DISTRICT SYMBOLS, ESTABLISHING
SYMBOLS TO DESIGNATE MAXIMUM FLOOR
AREA ]LIMITATIONS AND THE
MINIMUM NUMBER OF SQUARE FEET OF
LAND AREA REQUIRED FOR EACH
DWELLING UNIT,
PLANNING COMMISSION AMENDMENT NO. 579,
PCA 579
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initiated by the City of Newport Beach.
Report from Planning Department, was
presented.
Hearing no one wishing to address the
Council, the public hearing was closed.
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Motion was made to adopt Ordinance No. 83 -2.
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3. Mayor Hart opened the public hearing
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regarding application of ROGER W. LUBY FOR A
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STREET NAME CHANGE ON 22ND STREET BETWEEN
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IRVINE AVENUE AND TUSTIN AVENUE; request to
consider changing a street name for "22nd
Street to Santiago Drive."
Report from Planning Department, was
presented.
Report from the Fire Chief, was presented.
It was noted that the Planning Commission, at
its meeting of December 9, 1982, voted to
recommend to the City Council the denial to
rename 22nd Street to Santiago Drive, between
Irvine Avenue and Tustin Avenue. Among those
reasons cited for denial of the request was
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that it would create a hardship,
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inconvenience and expense to existing
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residents who would have to print new
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stationery and cards. It would also create
additional work: and expense to businesses and
governmental agencies, such as the City,
which provides telephone, gas, electric,
water and transportation services to the
area. Also, there have been no reported
incidents of confusion or delay in providing
emergency services, inasmuch as the addresses
on the Balboa Peninsula contain three digits,
as opposed to the four digit addresses which
exist in this area.
It was also pointed out in the staff report
that the Police! and Fire Departments have
reviewed the request and have no objections
with the proposed street name change.
Furthermore, both departments indicated to
staff that said change would eliminate any
confusion between the two City streets with
the same name in conjunction with potential
Police or Fire emergencies.
The staff advised that 57% of the property
owners on 22nd Street have indicated they
support the change, while 43% have indicated
they are opposed, or have not responded.
Mrs. Roger Luby, applicant, stated that
primarily, the request for street name change
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is to prevent emergency service vehicles from
responding in error; citing that errors in
deliveries have been made because of the
similarity of the 22nd Street Peninsula
location.
Mrs. Luby submitted a petition dated January
8, 1983, with signatures of those persons in
the immediate area in favor of the street
name change. She stated that 19 families
were in support of the request; seven in
opposition.
The following persons addressed the Council
in opposition to the proposed street name
change:
Sharon Hilberger, 2422 -22nd Street
Jim Barclay, 2400 -22nd Street
Jeff Farwell, 2426 -22nd Street
Jack Greive, 2431 -22nd Street
Louise Barclay, 2400 -22nd Street
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The following persons addressed the Council Santiago/
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Barbara Marriott, 2300 -22nd Street
Donald Clem, 2309 -22nd Street
Martha Webb, resident, 22nd Street
Rita Charlesworth, 2214 -22nd Street
John Marciloti, resident, 22nd Street
Lori Marciloti, resident, 22nd Street
Of those speaking in opposition, it was
indicated that from past experience there had
been no confusion as to the 22nd Street
Peninsula location regarding emergency
services. In addition, the name change would
create an inconvenience, as well as a
hardship on many of the residents.
Of those speaking in favor, incidents were
related indicating there had been confusion
between the 22nd Street /Peninsula location,
and the 22nd Street /Irvine- Tustin Avenue
location regarding deliveries, as well as
emergency services. In addition, the
proponents felt that for safety purposes, the
street name should be changed.
It was pointed out by the City Manager, after
reviewing the petition submitted by Mrs.
Luby, that of the 23 lots fronting on 22nd
Avenue, eleven families have signed in favor.
If the additional signatures on the petition
from residents on Irvine Avenue and Centella
Place were also counted, it would indicate a
majority in favor of the change.
Hearing no others wishing to address the
Council, the public hearing was closed.
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Motion was made, to overrule the decision of
the Planning Commission and adopt Resolution
No. 83 -2, changing the name of 22nd Street to
Santiago Drive.
During course of discussion, it was indicated
by some Council. Members that the so- called
"burden of test:" had passed; that there was
no real overriding need for the street name
change; and that there were closely divided
opinions on both sides.
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Following discussion, the motion was voted on
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_Motion was made to sustain the action of the
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Commission and deny the request for the
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4. Mayor Hart opened the public hearing
Alley Impvms
regarding COST OF WORK ACCOMPLISHED UNDER
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CHAPTER 27 OF THE IMPROVEMENT ACT OF 1911
(38)
(ALLEY IMPROVEMENTS IN BLOCK 3, TRACT 27,
CONTRACT 2316).
Report from Public Works, was presented.
Stacy Carter, 703'k Jasmine Avenue, indicated
that she was in support of improving all
alleys throughout the City.
Daniel Wilcox, representing his wife of 504
Orange Avenue, spoke in opposition to the
method of assessment.
The Director of Public Works responded that
the assessments for this project were spread
on a per lot basis, and not on a front
footage basis. In other words, each lot has
an equal assessment. He stated that the
theory of assessment law is that the
assessments be spread on a benefit basis,
which is fairly commonly used.
Hearing no others wishing to address the
Council, the public hearing was closed.
Motion
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Motion was made to adopt Resolution No. 83 -2,
Res 83 -2
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assessing the cost of constructing alley
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improvements against certain real property,
pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 27 of
the Improvement Act of 1911 (alley
improvements in.block 3, tract 27, Contract
No. 2316).
1. Mayor Hart opened the public hearing
Ord 83 -1
regarding Ordinance No. 83 -1, being,
Mobile Home
Pk /Zoning
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT
(94)
BEACH AMENDING PORTIONS OF
DISTRICTING MAPS NO. 22 AND 25 FROM
THE UNCLASSIFIED ZONING DISTRICT TO
.THE UNCLASSIFIED /MOBILE HOME PARK
ZONING DISTRICT,
PLANNING COMMISSION AMENDMENT NO. 580, a
PCA 580
request initiated by the City of Newport
Beach, to reclassify portions of the First
Addition to the Newport Mesa Tract more
commonly known as: Seacliffe Mobile Park,
located at 890 West 15th Street on the
northeasterly corner of 15th Street and
Monrovia Avenue; Newport Terrace Mobile Home
Park, located at 824 West 15th Street, on the
northwesterly corner of 15th Street and
Placentia Avenue; and Harbor Mobile Homes,
located at 1535 Superior Avenue, on the
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westerly side of Superior Avenue, northerly
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of its intersection with 15th Street.
Report from the Planning Department, was
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presented.
It was noted that on December 2, 1980, the
City annexed a 61 acre area previously known
as the "County Triangle." With the
annexation, the City made a commitment in
General Plan Amendment 80 -2 to rezone the
three mobile home parks contained in this
area with a Mobile Home Park Overlay Zone.
The Planning Commission, at its meeting of
November 18, 1982, voted to recommend the
approval of Amendment No. 580 to the City
Council.
Jim Van Horn, 13921 Artesia Blvd., Cerritos,
representing American Land Associations,
owners of Newport Terrace Mobile Home Park,
addressed the Council in support of the
proposed ordinance. He stated, however, they
are concerned that the overlay is being
applied to an underlying zoning of -
unclassified /Mobile Home Park Zoning
District. He stated that in keeping with the
commitment to LAFCO, and annexing the County
Triangle to preserve the use of mobile home
parks, they also feel there was a commitment
to go to Multiple Family Residential zoning,
and hope the City will move forward in this
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regard.
Mr. Dick Hogan, 436 Vista Puerta, addressed
the Council and discussed Seacliffe Mobile
Park as it relates to the Kirkpatrick Trust.
He distributed excerpts of the lease
agreement between the Kirkpatrick Trust and
Mr. Chi, owner of the remaining property in
Seacliffe Mobile Home Park. He stated that
the northwest corner of the property
(designated as 1 -b on the map in the staff
report) is owned by the Kirkpatrick Trust and
is under lease to Mr. Chi, which lease
terminates in August of this year. He
reviewed pertinent provisions of the lease.
Motion
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During Mr. Hogan's presentation, motion was
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made to grant an additional four minutes for
his presentation.
Mr. Hogan stated the staff report states that
the "proposed rezoning will prohibit
redevelopment of the mobile home park, and
insure continued use of the property as a
mobile home park until such time as the
designation is removed." He stated that
designation will prohibit redevelopment;
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however, it will not insure the continued use (Mobile Home
of the property as a mobile home park. Pk /Zoning
Mr. Hogan stated that since the application
of zoning to this property would not
accomplish any purpose which has not already
been accomplished, and since it could lead
the park tenants to a false sense of
security, and further, since it would lay a
burden on the property without any necessity,
he would request that the overlay zone not be
applied to that portion of property belonging
to the Kirkpatrick Trust.
Milton Cohen, 505 -30th Street, stated that
there are approximately 30 families living in
the area designated as 1 -b on the map in the
Seacliffe Mobile Home Park. He stated that
most of the people are elderly with fixed
incomes, and were not informed of the
Kirkpatrick Trust leasehold agreement until
just recently. He stated that he had sold
property in the 1 -b area and is sorry he did
not know of the subject agreement.
Bill Carroll, Space 83, Seacliffe Mobile Home
Park, stated he was unaware of the leasehold
agreement when he moved into the park, and
there was no mention of it.in his rental
agreement.
Gene Collins, '.Space 91, Seacliffe Mobile Home
Park, stated that he moved into the park 15
years ago and has heard nothing about the
leasehold agreement.
Jack J. Walley, Newport Terrace Mobile Home
Park, stated that he has submitted material
to the City Attorney for review, relative to
the Kirkpatrick Trust leasehold agreement.
Milton Cohen addressed the Council again, and
advised that he had reviewed the lease
agreement of Bill Carroll, who addressed the
Council earlier in the meeting. He stated
that Mr. Carroll's lease does include a
termination clause of August; 1983. However,
when he sold his property in Seacliffe in
September, 1982, the old 1980 lease was
issued which did not include notification of
any termination.
Glen James, representing his father who
resides in the 1 -b area of Seacliffe,
indicated that they were notified of the
leasehold agreement in July, 1982.
John Menbrane, Space 86, Seacliffe.Mobile
Home Park, spoke in favor of the overlay
zone. He also stated relocation would be
difficult for many of the residents, as the
majority are senior citizens with the
older -type coaches.
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Tim Holscher, resident of Seacliffe Mobile
Mobile Home
Home Park, stated that he moved into the park
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six months ago, and was unaware of the
leasehold agreement. He stated it would be
an inconvenience to him if he has to
relocate.
Joseph Beck, resident of Seacliffe Mobile
Home Park stated that he moved to the park
two years ago, and was also unaware of the
subject agreement.
Jeffrey Castle, Space 75, Seacliffe Mobile
Home Park, stated he moved to the park in
July, 1981, and was also not informed of the
leasehold agreement.
Mr. Hogan spoke, again, stating he wished to
emphasize that the application of a Mobile
Home Park Zoning District does not extend the
subject lease and that the terms of the lease
remain in effect.
Hearing no others wishing to address the
Council, the public.hearing was closed,
During course of discussion, it was pointed
out by the Planning Director that the Mobile
Home Park Overlay Zone indicates it is the
current policy of the City that the subject
property will continue as a mobile home park
use regardless of what lease /property
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ownership is in existence, and in order to
lift that overlay zone, it would have to be
initiated by the property owner, Planning
Commission or the City Council, and in
addition, certain findings would have to be
made.
Motion
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Motion was made to adopt Ordinance No. 83 -1.
Ord 83 -1
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E. PUBLIC COMMENTS: None.
Motion
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F. CONSENT CALENDAR:
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The following actions were taken as indicated,
except for those items removed:
1. ORDINANCES FOR INTRODUCTION:
Schedule for Public Hearing on January 24,
1983:
(a) Proposed Ordinance No. 83 -5, being,
Ord 83 -5
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT
M -1 /C -1
.BEACH AMENDING A PORTION OF
Zoning
DISTRICTING MAP NO. 8 TO RECLASSIFY
(94)
PROPERTY FROM THE M -1
(MANUFACTURING) DISTRICT TO TO THE
C -1 (LIGHT COMMERCIAL) DISTRICT,
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PLANNING COMMISSION AMENDMENT NO. 581.
PCA 581
Report from the Planning Department.
(b) Proposed Ordinance No. 83 -6, being,
Ord 83 -6
Recreatnl/
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT
Zoning
BEACH RESCINDING CHAPTER 20.75
(94)
(ELECTRONIC VIDEO GAME MACHINES) OF
THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE
AND AMENDING CHAPTER 20.87
(DEFINITIONS) BY ADDING THERETO,
SECTION .264 (RECREATIONAL
ESTABLISHMENT), DEFINING TERM, USE
OR PURPOSE,
PLANNING COMMISSION AMENDMENT NO. 578.
PCA 578
Report from Planning Department.
(c) Proposed Ordinance No. 83 =7, being,
Ord 83 -7
Park Lido
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT
Dev Agm/
BEACH APPROVING A DEVELOPMENT
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AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF
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NEWPORT BEACH AND PARK LIDO, LTD.,
DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT NO. 1 - An
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agreement between the City of Newport
Beach and Park Lido, Ltd. The City of
Newport Beach has requested, and Park
Lido, Ltd., has agreed, to advance fifty
percent of the cost of the installation
of a traffic signal at the intersection
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of Hospital Road and Placentia Avenue in
consideraition of the City providing Park
Lido, Ltd., with continuance of their
right to develop the property in
accordance with the approved Traffic
Study and the acceptance of an
Environmental Document. (Report from
Planning Department)
Report from the City Attorney's Office
dated November 1, 1982, was presented.'
Letters from Hoag Memorial Hospital,
Chairman of the Board of Directors, and
President of the 552 Club, in support of
the development agreement, were
presented.
Pass to second reading and adoption on
January 24, 1983:
(d) Proposed Ordinance No. 83 -8, being,
Ord 83 -8
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT
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BEACH AMENDING SECTION 12.24.100 OF
Limit
THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE BY
(85)
ADDING FLAGSHIP AVENUE AND DANA
ROAD TO THE 25 MPH PRIMA FACIA
SPEED LIMIT DESIGNATION (Report
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from Traffic Affairs Committee).
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(e) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
(f) Proposed Ordinance No. 83 -9, being, Ord 83 -9
Tfk /Vehicle
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT Towg
BEACH AMENDING THE PROVISIONS OF (85)
SECTION 12.20.020 OF THE NEWPORT
BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE REGARDING
APPROPRIATE SIGNS FOR VEHICLE TOWS
FROM PRIVATE PROPERTY (Report from
the Traffic Engineer)
2. RESOLUTIONS FOR ADOPTION:
(a) Resolution No. 83 -3 requesting the Adult Entm/
Planning Commission initiate an Zoning
amendment to Chapter 20.74.of the Res 83 -3
Newport Beach Municipal Code regarding (94)
Adult Entertainment Businesses. (Report
from City Attorney's Office)
(b) Resolution No. 83 -4 designating certain Finance
City employees as those authorized to Res 83 -4
notify the County of Orange of (40)
corrections to the tax roll for special
assessments.
(c) Resolution No. 83 -5 authorizing the Banking Sery
Mayor and City Clerk to execute an CNB /Wells
Agreement between the City of Newport Fargo
Beach and Wells Fargo Bank in connection Res 83 -5
with the City's banking services. C -2373
(Report from Finance.Director) (38)
(d) Resolution No. 83 -6 amending Fiscal Year Personnel/
1982 -83 Compensation Plan and Table of Class
Authorization by establishing positions Res 83 -6
for a Marina Park Manager and a License (66)
Clerk thereto. (Attached w /reports from
the City Manager)
(e) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
(f) Resolution No. 83 -8 appointing Robert H. City Atty
Burnham Acting City Attorney. Res 83 -8
(31)
3. CONTRACTS /AGREEMENTS:
(a) Award Contract No. 2294 to James E. Bayfront
Lenihan Co., for $24,810 and authorize Sdwlk Rpr
the Mayor and City Clerk to execute said C -2294
contract. ( Bayfront Sidewalk Repair - (38)
Report from Public Works)
4. COMMUNICATIONS - For referral as indicated:
(a) To City Clerk for response, request from O/C Vector
Orange County Vector Control District Cntrl
regarding reappointment /successor of (54)
City's respresentative to Joint
Governmental Committees.
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(b) To staff for reply, complaint of Terry
Bus Lie
Walsh against the use of City streets
(27)
for the marathon run conducted December
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5, 1982.
(c) To staff for review, application of
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BALBOA ISLAND FERRY, a California
Ferry /Beek
Corporation, to adjust rates, before the
C -856
California Public Utilities Commission.
(38)
(d) To General Services for inclusion in
Garbage /Gen
their records, letter of commendation
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from Budd Picketts (dba, Blue Sails
(44)
Stationers).
(e) To Planning Commission /Planning
Ping /Npt
Department for consideration and reply,
Ctr SPlane
request from Harbor View Hills Community
(68)
Association President for an amendment
to correct error which now exists over
the Newport Center sight plane.
(f) To Public Works for reply, letter from
P/W
Mary L. Butler regarding program of work
(74)
being done on Santiago Drive and
environs.
(g) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
(h) To Utilities Director for inclusion in
Utilities
their records, bulletin from State
(89)
Department of Water Resources Director
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urging consideration to enact well
construction ordinances to preserve the
quality of ground water supplies in the
City.
(i) To Assistant to the City Manager for
CATV /Group
inclusion in the records, letter of
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complaint from Warren F. Hillman and
(42)
response from Group W Cable, Inc.
regarding cable service and problems.
(j) To staff for reply, letter.from Kirk S.
Lamb /Prpty
Lamb requesting City purchase remaining
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7'k feet of allegedly unusable land as
(73)
the result of street widening.
5. COMMUNICATIONS - For referral to the City
Clerk for inclusion in the records:
(a) Al "King Alfonso" Lizanetz's
correspondence to various government
officials in Washington, D. C.,
regarding his ongoing campaign against
current high interest rates (including
home mortgage rates); Avco Corporation;
and the Seagram Distillery Family.
(b) Orange County Division League of
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California Cities Minutes and Division
Report of November 18, 1982; and
Tentative Agenda for January 13; 1.983.
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(c) Local Agency Formation Commission
Minutes of November 24, 1982; Notice of
Public Hearing and Preliminary Agenda
for January 12, 1983.
(d) Applications before the California
Public Utilities Commission: 1) R. A.
Mann, Inc. dba Global Tour Operators;
2) #82 -12 -02 Southern California Gas
Company and Pacific Lighting Gas Supply
Company; 30821297 Southern California
Edison Company; 4) #82 -02 -40 Notice of
Amendment of Southern California Edison
Company.
6. CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES - For denial and
confirmation of the City Clerk's referral to
the claims adjuster:
(a) Robert Lawrence Baskin for personal
Baskin
injuries as a result of alleged
treatment by City Police Department and
Paramedics on October 31, 1982, at
Superior Avenue near Pacific Coast
Highway.
(b) Paul A. Bogenrief for property damage to
Bogenrief
water softener as a result.of alleged
drop in water pressure on December 11,
1982, at 1908 Yacht Maria.
(c) California Casualty for Bonita Clark
CA Casualty,
alleging personal injuries as a result
Clark
of malfunctioning traffic signal at San
Joaquin Hills Road and San Miguel, on
November 29, 1982.
(d) Mary Conway for alleged personal
Conway
injuries and reimbursement of
eyeglasses, as a result of fall over
water sprinkler at 2800 Ocean Boulevard,
on November 14, 1982.
(e) Application to Present Late Claim of
Hshld Fed
Household Federal Savings and Loan
S &L
Association for indemnification,
alleging City negligently maintained
trees and bushes along sidewalk on
Martingale Way, causing trip and fall by
Anthony Christopher on December 10,
1981.
(f) Craig M. Hunt alleging false arrest at
Hunt
Newport Beach Police Department, on
September 23, 1982.
(g) Rupert Mark Medina alleging personal
Medina
injuries as a result of arrest by City
Police Department on Coronado Street and
Balboa Boulevard, on September 17, 1982.
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(h) Edward Miller for reimbursement of
iller
towing charges and replacement of cost
of door handle, during December 18, 1982
at 2542 Pacific Coast Highway Parking
Lot.
(i) Lillian K. Morse for personal injuries
Morse
as a result of fall on alleged raised
portion of cement slab directly south of
tree between double entry door to post
office at 191 Riverside Avenue, on
November 28, 1982.
(j) Nationwide Insurance for Zenas DeCamp
Nationwide
claiming alleged property damage to
ins /DeCamp
vehicle as result of collision with
Police vehicle at Pacific Coast Highway,
on November 10, 1982.
(k) Frederick William Rohde for personal
Rohde
injuries, alleging City negligent in
permitting defective shoulder and road
at Jamboree Road south of Santa Barbara
Drive, on September 22, 1982.
(1) Donald K. Savage for reimbursement of.
Savage
ski jacket allegedly damaged, false
arrest, and property damage during
police arrest at Ocean and Narcissus, on
December 23, 1982.
(m) Dean,Scott Wiese for property damage as
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a result of City sewer line allegedly
backing up and overflowing into
residence at Catalina Drive, on October
14, 1982.
(n) Welba Wilcox for personal injuries as ,a
Wilcox
result of alleged accident with City
Police vehicle on Euclid Avenue, on
November 19, 1982.
(o) Wendy Lianne Wilger for alleged false
Wilger
arrest, etc., at Ocean and Narcissus, on
December 23, 1982.
7. SUMMONS AND COMPLAINTS - For denial and
confirmation of the City Clerk's referral to
the claims adjuster:
(a) Otto Kayser, Orange County Superior
Kayser
Court, Case No. 332736. Original claim
was denied by City Council on October
23, 1979.
(b) Richard Lee Worth, United States
Worth
District Court, Case No. CV
82- 5317- ER(G). Claim was denied by City
Council on April 12, 1982.
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8. REQUEST TO FILL PERSONNEL VACANCIES - For
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approval: (Report from the City Manager)
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(a) One Plan Check Engineer, Building
Department:.
(b) One Librarian II, Library Department.
9. STAFF AND COMMISSION REPORTS:
For Council information and approval -
(a) Report from the Traffic Affairs
Central Npt
Committee recommending continuation of
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the CENTRAL NEWPORT STREET SWEEPING
(44)
PROGRAM.
(b) Report from the Traffic Affairs
Npt Is /Pkg
Committee recommending continuation of
Perm
the NEWPORT ISLAND PERMIT PARKING
(63)
PROGRAM.
(c) Report from Parka, Beaches and
Oasis /Shflbd
Recreation Director regarding
Crts
SHUFFLEBOARD COURTS AT OASIS.
(62)
(d) Report from City Arts Commission
Arts Cmsn/
regarding CITY HALL GALLERY SALES FEE.
Gallery Sls
(62)
(e) Status report from City 'Attorney's
Annex /Oxbow
Office regarding OXBOW LOOP.
(21)
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10. PUBLIC HEARING SCHEDULING - For January 24,
1983:
(a) G & W TOWING APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL
Ofcl P/D
(OFFICIAL POLICE TOW SERVICE)
Tow
(70)
(b) APPLICATION OF ALEJANDRO BULAJICH,
U/P 3011(88)
TXOMIN N.R. FOR USE PERMIT NO. 3011;
PCA 581/
AMENDMENT 581; AND RESUBDIVISION NO. 737
Resub 737
on property located at 411 and 413 -30th
Street on the northerly side of 30th
Street between Newport Boulevard and
Villa Way..
11. BUFFALO HILLS PARK TURF REFURBISHMENT
Bflo Hls Pk
CONTRACT NO. 2372 - Approve the plans and
Rfrbshmt
specifications;; and authorize the City Clerk
C -2372
to advertise for bids to be opened at 10:30
(38)
a.m., on February 8, 1983.. (Report from
Parks, Beaches and Recreation)
12. Removed from the Consent Calendar.
13. BUDGET AMENDMF14TS - For approval:
(25)
BA -049, $180.00 Transfer in Budget
Appropriations for purchase of Chair for
Assistant to the City Manager to replace old
chair; City Manager- Furniture and Fixtures
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1. APPLICATION OF' RICH HORMUTH - To construct
Kings Rd/
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nonstandard improvements in public
Nstd Impvms
right -of -way adjacent to 607 Kings Road
(80)
(EP -81 -244), was presented with report from
Public Works recommending approval subject to
deletion of turfstone pavement in the public
right -of -way; and prior execution of an
indemnity agreement by the applicant which
will be recorded with the Orange County
Recorder.
Motion
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Motion was made to defer this item to January
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24, 1983, per request of the applicant.
2. Proposed Ordinance, being,
Bldg Ofcls/
Citations
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT
(26)
BEACH AMENDING PROVISIONS OF TITLE
1 CHAPTER 12 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH
MUNICIPAL CODE EMPOWERING BUILDING
OFFICIALS AND BUILDING INSPECTORS
OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH WITH
AUTHORITY TO MAKE ARRESTS FOR
VIOLATIONS OF TITLE 15 OF THE
NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE
(Report from City Attorney's
Office),
was presented for introduction.
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Motion was made to refer the subject
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ordinance back: to staff for further study.
If deemed appropriate, said item to be.placed
on Study Session Agenda.
Council Member Plummer entered the meeting at this
time, and took her seat.
3. Resolution from the City of Tustin regarding
Legislation
support for the League of California Cities
(48)
and its Divisions to request State
Legislature enact legislation requiring an
environmental review of the bullet train; and
request from City of Anaheim to communicate
opposition to balancing the State budget at
the expense of city services, to State
representatives, was presented.
Motion
x
Motion was made to support the request that
All Ayes
the State Legislature enact legislation
requiring an environmental review of the
bullet train; and refer the request from the
City of Anaheim to the Pending Legislation
and Procedural. Ethics Committee.
4. Proposed resolution approving Memorandum of
011 /Armstrg
Settlement (Armstrong and Mobil Oil Company),
6 Mobile
and authorizing Mayor to execute Agreement,
(73)
with report from the City Manager, was
presented.
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Motion
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Motion was made to adopt Resolution No. 83 -7,
Res 83 -7
All Ayes
approving Memorandum of Settlement, subject
to approval of adequacy,of the legal title.
H. ORDINANCES FOR ADOPTION:
1. Ordinance No. 83 -3, being,
Ord 83 -3
Citations/
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 1.12.020
Warrants
OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE BY
(70)
PROVIDING FOR PENALTY CHARGES OF
INFRACTION FOR ANY PERSON FOUND
RESISTING,; DELAYING, OR OBSTRUCTING ANY
NONSWORN EMPLOYEE WHILE IN THE DISCHARGE
OF ENFORCEMENT DUTIES OF.HIS OFFICE,
was presented for second reading, with report
dated December 1, 1982, from the Police
Department.
It was noted that if the ordinance were
adopted, every person who willfully resists,
delays, or obstructs any public officer or
employee while.that officer or employee is
enforcing, or attempting to enforce any
provision of the Municipal Code or State Law,
is guilty of a misdemeanor.
As stated in the staff report, a recent
incident prompted the request for an
ordinance which would afford nonsworn
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employees some measure of protection.
Lt. Michael Blitch addressed the Council and
stated that the incident cited in the staff
report has occurred in the past. He pointed
out that this will not affect the "arrest"
powers. It only adds a specific section to
the code which allows for prosecution.
Motion
x
Motion was made to adopt Ordinance No. 83 -3.
Motion
x
Substitute motion was made to not adopt
Ordinance No. 83 -3.
Motion
x
Discussion ensued, whereby it was noted that
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the ordinance does not specify that.the
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nonsworn employees shall be Police Department
personnel only. Following consideration,
Mayor Pro Tem Maurer withdrew his motion; and
motion was made! to defer this item to
February 14 for further study, with
consideration given to amending said
ordinance to reflect that it shall apply only
to Police Department nonsworn employees.
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2. Ordinance No. 83 -4, being,
Ord 83 -4
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AN ORDINEINCE AMENDING TITLE 5 OF THE
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NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE TO REGULATE
(27)
ELECTRONIC VIDEO GAME MACHINES,
was presented for second reading, with report
dated December 6, 1982, from the City
Attorney's Office.
James (Buzz)'Person, 201 Shipyard Way, and
Marjorie Malloy, representative of the
Newport Elementary School PTA, addressed the
Council in support of the ordinance, and
commended the staff for their efforts in this
regard.
Motion
x
Motion was made to adopt Ordinance No. 83 -4.
All Ayes
I. CONTINUED BUSINESS:
1. Report from Parks, Beaches and Recreation
Volleyball
Director regarding BEACH VOLLEYBALL
Instl /Mntnc
RESOLUTION, dated November 22, 1982, was
PB &R
presented.
(62)
It was noted that this item had been deferred
from the November 22, 1982 City Council
meeting for input from residents on the
Peninsula, who would be affected by the
proposed volleyball tournament area between
"B and C" Streets on the east side of
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Peninsula Park.
It was recommended by the Parks, Beaches and
Recreation Commission that the Council adopt
the proposed resolution, which establishes a
revised beach volleyball policy and direct
staff to carry out the removal, relocation
and installation of volleyball courts, as
listed in the policy.
The following persona addressed the Council
and voiced their objections to placing eight
volleyball courts at the subject location:
Ruth Mace, 1025 E. Balboa Boulevard
Dona Colombero,•1003 E. Balboa Boulevard
Georgia Mahoney, 814 E. Ocean Front
John Jensen, 1303 E. Balboa Boulevard
It was indicated by those opponents who
spoke, that the volleyball poles would "mar"
a beautiful beach; they would be an
attractive nuisance; and a volleyball
tournament would increase traffic, parking,
litter and police enforcement problems.
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The Director of Parks, Beaches and Recreation
Volleyball
stated that if the subject location were
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approved, the proposed volleyball tournament
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would be held in August. He estimated the
cost for installation and removal of the
volleyball poles, would be between $400 and
$500 on an annual basis. He stated that the
tournament consists of approximately 100 -150
teams, and that it is a self- supporting
program. He also added that the tournament
is open to nonresidents, but it is primarily
made up of Newport /Costa Mesa youths.
Roger Morin, Member of the Parks, Beaches and
Recreation Commission, and Chairman of the
Committee on Beach Volleyball Policy, advised
that the volleyball poles would not be
parallel to the ocean, and therefore, should
not be offensive to the fronting Ocean Front
residents. He stated that a great deal of
time and effort has gone into the volleyball
study. He stated that in looking for a
tournament location, consideration must be
given to facilities available such as
restrooms, parking, etc. He requested they
be allowed to conduct the proposed tournament
on a one -time basis with a review by the
Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission, and
City Council following said tournament.
Todd Schooler, 107 -15 Sonora Avenue, addressed
the Council in favor of the proposed
tournament. He suggested consideration be
given to having the tournament in the
"off- season."
Mark McKenzie, employee of the Parks, Beaches
and Recreation Department, stated that the
volleyball tournaments begin at 8:30 a.m.
They did conduct a tournament at Balboa Pier
in 1980 and again in 1981, and at that time'
there were no objections from local residents
following the events. The subject area was
selected for a tournament because of the
parking situation. restroom and restaurant
facilities, and the condition of the sand.
He emphasized that 75% of the participants
are Newport Beach /Costa Mesa high school and
college students. He did feel, however, that
if permanent poles were placed at the
proposed location, they would be used during
the Summer months.
Motion
x
Following discussion, motion was made to
Res 83 -9
All Ayes
adopt Resolution No. 83 -9, establishing
regulations controlling the installation and
maintenance of volleyball playing areas on
public beaches in the City and rescinding
Resolution No. 7282, and to amend Section 5
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"The Corona del Mar site shall have
eight permanent courts. The 'B and C'
Street site shall have eight temporary
courts with poles to be installed
immediately prior to the tournament and
removed immediately following the
tournament."
In addition, the staff was requested to
schedule a report to the City Council
immediately following the tournament on the
characteristics and /or problems, if any, of
the tournament.
2. Report from the Traffic Affairs Committee Tfk Sgns/
regarding the POSTING OF STOP SIGNS ON Poinsetti
POINSETTIA AVENUE AT THIRD AVENUE, was & Third
presented. (85)
Motion was made to adopt Resolution No. Res 83 -10
83 -10, designating a two -way intersection
where vehicles are required to stop on
Poinsettia Avenue at Third Avenue, and
directing the Traffic Engineer to erect and
maintain all necessary signs thereat.
3. Appointments to CITY COUNCIL AD HOC ELECTION I(24)
REVIEW COMMITTEE.
Report dated November 29, 1982 from the City
Attorney's Office, was presented with
resolution.
Motion was made to defer subject item to
January 24 Study Session for further review,
and to place said matter on the February 14
agenda for action.
J. CURRENT BUSINESS:
1. APPEAL OF ELEANOR AND JOHN BALDWIN from lCurb Cut/
denial.of an application to construct a curb Baldwin
cut at 213 Jasmine Avenue, Corona del Mar, (80)
was presented.
Report from Public Works, was presented:
It was noted in the staff report that the
applicants presently have a single carport
(open on two sides) located under a second
floor of their two -story house, which is
located at the rear of their lot. They
desire a two -car garage for their motorhome
and a car. The staff felt that it was not
practical to create another garage space
within the existing house because, among
other reasons, there would not be enough head
room underneath the second floor to
accommodate the height of the motor home.
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John Baldwin, applicant, addressed the
Council and stated that he wished to erect
the garage in order to protect his car and
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motorhome from the weather and beach salt
air. He referred to his letter of December
7, 1982, supporting the request. He
discussed the loss of two street parking
spaces on Jasmine Avenue as the result of his
driveway, and pointed out that the City
gained two parking spaces across the street.
He urged the Council give serious
consideration to the request.
Motion
x
Following discussion, motion was made to deny
All Ayes
the application.
2. APPLICATION OF JAMES D. ANDERSEN to replace a
Encrchm /Perm
raised patio that encroaches 6 feet into the
Andersen
public right -of -way adjacent to 1304 South
(65)
Bay Front, Balboa Island, was presented.
Report from Public Works, was presented.
It was noted that the applicant has applied
for a permit to replace a 1.5 foot -high
raised wooden deck that encroaches six feet
into the public right -of -way adjacent to 1304
South Bay Front, with a 1.5 foot -high raised.
concrete and the patio deck; and to be
allowed to retain four encroaching existing
brick pillasters that are approximately four
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feet in height measured from the sidewalk.
It was recommended that if the application
were approved before the permit is issued,
the applicant execute an agreement for
nonstandard improvements, which contains
language to the effect that, should the City
Council ever determine that the portion of
the public right -of -way covered by the
private encroachments is needed for public
purposes, the property owner will remove the
encroachments at no cost to the City.
Motion
x
Motion was made to approve the subject
All Ayes
application, subject to the execution of an
agreement for nonstandard improvements, as
set forth in the foregoing.
3. APPOINTMENTS BY MAYOR TO VARIOUS COUNCIL
(24)
STANDING AND AD HOC COMMITTEES.
Cncl Ad Hoc/
Stndg Cmtes
A copy of Council Policy A -9, and current
Council Committees list, was presented.
Mayor Hart appointed the following;
I. COUNCIL STANDING COMMITTEES
A. Appointments Committee
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Mayor Hart.
Mayor Pro Tem Maurer, Chairman
Council Member Agee
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B. Budget Committee
Chairman Strauss
Council Member Cox
C. Off- Street Parking Committee
Council Member Agee, Chairman
Council Member Plummer
D. Pending Legislation & Procedural
Ethic Committee
City Attorney, Chairman
City Manager
Council Member Heather
Council Member Cox
E. Tidelands Affairs Committee
Marine Director
Mayor Pro Tem Maurer, Chairman
Council Member Plummer
F. Underground Utilities Coordinating
Committee
Council Member Cox, Representative
G. Water Committee
Council Member Cox, Chairman
Mayor Pro Tem Maurer
II. COUNCIL AD HOC COMMITTEES
A. The Aviation Committee
City.Attorney
City Manager
(Homeowner's Assn.
Clarence Turner Representative)
(Airport Action
Vince Jorgenson Assn. Repr.)
Council Member Strauss, Chairman
Council Member Heather
(Volunteer
Dennis O'Neil Attorney)
B. City Council Ad Hoc Airport
Committee
Council Member Cox, Chairman
Council Member Strauss
Mayor Hart
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C. Joint; City Council /Planning
Commi.sson Ad Hoc Housing Task Force
Mayor or Mayor Pro Tem
Council Member Heather, Chairman
Council Member Cox
(Planning
Jerry King Commissioner)
(Planning
Paul Balalis Commissioner)
D. Santa Ana Heights Ad Hoc Committee
Council Member Cox, Chairman
Council Member Strauss
Mayor Pro Tem Maurer
E. Local. 208 Planning Advisory.Group
Robert Wiese (Private Citz.)
Brook Bentley (Private Citz.)
(Rep. of Public
Jean Watt Interest Group)
(Rep, of Public
Bart Ellerbroek Interest Group)
(Public
Mayor Pro Tem Maurer Official)
Planning Commissioner (Public
King Official)
(Economic
Robert Shelton Int. Repr.)
(Economic
Greg Boston Int. Repr.)
III. JOINT GOVERNMENTAL COMMITTEES
A. City-- School Liaison Committee
City Manager
Council Member Cox, Chairman
Mayor Pro Tem Maurer
B. Inter- City,Relations Committee
City Manager
Council Member Plummer, Chairman
Mayor Hart
C. Joint: Harbor Committee
Mayor Pro Tem Maurer, Chairman
Council Member Plummer
D. League of California Cities -
OranEL
Country Division
Mayor Hart
Mayor Pro Tem Maurer (Alt. to abv.)
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E. Lea ue of California Cities — State
Mayor Hart
Mayor Pro Tem Maurer (Alternate)
F. Orange County Sanitation Districts
District 5
Mayor Hart
Council Member Cox (Alternate)
Mayor Pro Tem Maurer
Council Member Agee (Alternate)
District 6
Mayor Hart
(Alt. to
Council Member Plummer abv.)
District 7
Mayor Hart
(Alt. to
Council Member Heather abv.)
G. Orange County Vector Control
District
Council Member Strauss
H. Santa Ana River Flood Protection
Agew y
Council Member Plummer
Council Member Strauss (Alternate)
I. Southern California Association of
Governments (SCAG)
Mayor Hart
Mayor Pro Tem Maurer (Alternate)
J. Upper Newport Bay Ecological
Reserve Public Advisory Committee
Mayor Hart
Council Member Cox (Alternate)
K. Route 55 Policy Advisory Committee
Council Member Agee
L. Orange County Housing Authority
Barnett Larks
IV. CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEES
A. Bicycle Trails Citizens Advisory
Committee
Council Member.Agee (Liaison)
Mayor Pro Tem Maurer (Liaison)
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B. Environmental Quality Citizens
Advisory Committee
Council Member Heather (Liaison)
Council Member Strauss (Liaison)
C. Newport Beautification Committee
Council Member Plummer (Liaison)
D. Citizens Traffic Advisory Committee
Council Member Cox (Liaison)
Council Member Agee (Liaison)
4. Appointments to the Citizens Advisory
Committees for a one -year term expiring
December 31, 1983 (appointed by Council
upon recommendation of each Council Member).
x
Motion was made to confirm the following
appointments /reappointments:
Bicycle Trails Citizens Advisory
Committee
(District 1) Council Member Strauss's
appointments deferred to January 24,
1983.
(District 2) Council Member Plummer's
reappointments of Virginia McClellan and
Sterling 'Wolfe.
(District 3) Mayor Hart's reappointments
of Steven L. Dobbie and Donald Harvey.
(District 4) Council Member Heather's
reappointment of Thomas Fish; remaining
appointment deferred to January 24,
1983.
(District 5) Mayor Pro Tem Maurer's
reappointments of John Konwiser and
Frances P. English.
(District 6) Council Member Agee's
appointments deferred January 24, 1983.
(District 7) Council Member Cox's
reappointments of Kathleen Freeman and
Peggy Smith.
x
Motion was made to confirm the following
appointments /reappointments:
Environmental Quality Citizens Advisory
Committee
(District 1) Council Member Strauss's
reappointment of Bobby Lovell; remaining
appointment deferred to January 24, 1983.
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(District: 2) Council Member Plummer's
Citizens
reappointments of Janice de Bay and
Adv Comtes
Robert Moody.
(District: 3) Mayor Hart's reappointments
of Jim Turner and Brion Jeannette.
(District 4) Council Member Heather's
appointments of Tom Thompson and Diane
Dixon.
(District 5) Mayor Pro Tem Maurer's
reappointment of Mary Lou Zoglin and
appointment of Terry Smith.
(District 6) Council Member Agee's
appointments deferred to January 24,
1983.
(Districit 7) Council Member Cox's
reappointments of Bernard Pegg and
Chriss Street.
Motion
x
Motion was made to confirm the following
All Ayes
appointments /:reappointments:
Newport 1Beautification Citizens Advisory
Committee
(District 1) Council Member Strauss's
reappointment of Ann Iverson; remaining
appointment deferred to January 24,
1983.
(District 2) Council Member Plummer's
reappointments of John Hughes and
Rosemary Luxton.
(District 3) Mayor Hart's reappointment
of Betty Hogg and appointment of Harold
Glass.
(District 4) Council Member Heather's
reappointments of Pat Eichenhofer and
LaVerne Schvarz.
(District 5) Mayor Pro Tem Maurer's
appointments of William Finster and
Anita Boyd.
(District 6) Council Member Agee's,
appointment of Dick Foray; remaining
appointment deferred to January 24,
1983.
(District 7) Council Member Cox''s
reappointments of Gordon Kilmer and
Bror C. Monberg.
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Motion
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x
Motion was made to confirm the following
appointments /reappointments:
Citizens Traffic Advisory Committee
(District 1) Council Member Strauss's
appointments deferred to January 24;
1983.
(District 2) Council Member Plummer's
appointments deferred to January 24,
1983.
(District 3) Mayor Hart's reappointment
of Otto Schroeder; remaining appointment
deferred to January 24, 1983.
(District 4) Council Member Heather's
reappointment of William Lusk; remaining
appointment deferred to January 24,
1983.
(District 5) Mayor Pro Tem Maurer's
reappointment of James Helperin and
appointment of James Andre.
(District 6) Council Member Agee's
appointments deferred to January 24,
1983.
(District 7) Council Member Cox's
reappointments of George Spragins and
Gordon Young.
Technical 011 Advisory Committee -
(4 -year team)
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Motion was made! to defer the above
appointment to February 14, 1983.
K. ADDITIONAL BUSINESS:
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1. Motion was made! to schedule public hearing
for January 24, 1983, on Use Permit No. 3013,
Application of Harvey Pease.
Meeting was adjourned at 11:20 p.m.
Mayer
ATTEST:
Att(e-
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