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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03/22/1999 - Regular Meeting0 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH City Council Minutes Regular Meeting March 22, 1999 - 7:00 p.m. INDEX — 4:00 p.m. [Refer to separate minutes] CLOSED SESSION CLOSED SESSION REPORT PRESENTED - None RECESSED AND RECONVENED AT 7:00 P.M. FOR REGULAR MEETING ROLL CALL Present: Adams, Thomson, Debay, Ridgeway, Noyes, Mayor O'Neil Absent: Glover Pledge of Allegiance - Council Member Ridgeway. Invocation by Chief Chaplain George B. Vogel, VA Medical Center of Long • Beach. MATTERS WHICH COUNCIL MEMBERS WOULD LIKE PLACED ON A FUTURE AGENDA FOR DISCUSSION. ACTION OR REPORT (NON - DISCUSSION ITEM): Council Member Adams requested a report on the use of the ball fields throughout the City. He stated that his request was prompted by a letter from the Kopicki's, after the City Council's decision on the Lincoln Athletic Field lights. Council Member Adams stated that he felt the City Council's decision was right in regards to Lincoln Athletic Field, but he feels that a use study would provide good information on how the various fields throughout the City are being used, and by which organizations. He stated that he hopes the information will be used by the City Council to set policy in regards to the use of the fields. Mayor O'Neil stated that there have been many inquiries recently about the possible installation of lights at Mariners Park. He stated that he knows of no proposal that is pending before the City. He confirmed with Council Member Adams that his request would include the lighting of the parks, but only with respect to the need for additional field time and nothing to do with the rumor regarding Mariners Park. • Council Member Ridgeway requested that the study include a look at which parks are neighborhood parks and which are community -wide • parks. • Council Member Debay requested that the study include a look at what Volume 52 - Page 408 City of Newport Beach City Council Minutes March 22, 1999 • parcels throughout the City might be available to build new parks. • Mayor Pro Tern Thomson suggested that the City Council could hold a Study Session with staff and the Parks, Beaches & Recreation Commission to get ideas on park uses before a study is done. • Mayor Pro Tern Thomson announced the Newport Beach International Film Festival, taking place March 25 through April 4, 1999. He encouraged the community to take advantage of the event. • Council Member Debay stated that she has been meeting with Assistant City Manager Wood and working with the County on looking at regional housing needs assessment and the update of the housing element. She requested that the information be brought to the City Council at the Study Session on April 26, 1999. • Council Member Ridgeway requested that a future Study Session include a discussion on the congestion problem in Mariner's Mile. He suggested that there be some type of mitigation for Riverside Avenue and Tustin Avenue. • Mayor O'Neil reintroduced Homer Bludau in the audience, who will be the new City Manager beginning May 3, 1999. • Mayor O'Neil, referring to a letter he received from Odelle Mann with the Friends of the Library, announced that the used bookstore at the Central Library is in need of more books. Donors can bring books to the Central Library or call 759 -9667 to make arrangements for pick -up. CONSENT CALENDAR READING OF MINUTES /ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS 1. MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING (CLOSED SESSION) OF MARCH 8, 1999, ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING (STUDY SESSION) OF MARCH 8, 1999, AND REGULAR MEETING OF MARCH 8, 1999. Waive reading of subject minutes, approve as written and order filed. 2. READING OF ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS. Waive reading in full of all ordinances and resolutions under consideration, and direct City Clerk to read by title only. RESOLUTIONS FOR ADOPTION 3. Item removed from the Consent Calendar by Mayor Pro Tem Thomson. 4. Item removed from the Consent Calendar by Council Member • Adams. Volume 52 - Page 409 INDEX • • u City of Newport Beach City Council Minutes March 22, 1999 INDEX UE DJLINA14 Lr: k UR AL V Jr FI V 1N 5. ORDINANCE NO. 99 -6 REGARDING ALLOWING OVERNIGHT Ord 99 -6 /C -3259 VESSEL STORAGE ON BEACHES. Adopt Ordinance No. 99 -6 and Overnight Vessel Storage approve the vessel storage agreement for Imua Outrigger Club. (38/62) CONTRACTS AND AGREEMENTS 6. PROPOSED UNDERGROUND UTILITY DISTRICT NO. 15 — Underground Utility NEWPORT/ MCFADDEN INTERSECTION — 19TH STREET TO 32ND District No. 15 STREET). Schedule a public hearing for 7:00 p.m. on April 26, 1999 to Newport/McFadden determine whether or not an underground utilities district should be formed Intersection along Newport/Balboa Boulevard — McFadden Square intersection and (89) Newport Boulevard from 19th Street to 32nd Street, using the procedure of Chapter 15.32 of the NBMC. 7. UNDERGROUND UTILITIES ON LITTLE ISLAND ON BALBOA C- 32661BA -054/ ISLAND (PROPOSED UNDERGROUND ASSESSMENT DISTRICT Underground NO. 78). Approve Budget Amendment (BA -054) to appropriate an Assessment additional $4,517 from the General Fund to Assessment District No. 78, District No. 78 Account No. 7401- C5100297, to pay for the additional work required to carry Little Island on the district through the public hearing and authorize the City Manager to Balboa Island execute Amendment No. 1 to the Professional Services Agreement with GFB- (38/40/89) Friedrich & Associates to increase the amount of compensation by $4,517 from $24,950 to $29,467 and extend the agreement until June 30, 1999. S. BALBOA ISLAND — PHASE 3 AND BALBOA PENINSULA STREET C -3205 LIGHT REPLACEMENT (C -3205) — ACCEPTANCE AND Balboa Island - Phase 3 COMPLETION. Authorize the work; authorize the City Clerk to file a and Balboa Peninsula Notice of Completion; and authorize the City Clerk to release the bonds 35 Street Light days after the Notice of Completion has been recorded in accordance with Replacement applicable portions of the Civil Code. (38) MISCELLANEOUS ACTIONS 9. PLANNING COMMISSION AGENDA FOR MARCH 18, 1999. Receive Planning and file. (68) 10. RELOCATION OF OKAZAKI FRIENDSHIP SCULPTURE. Approve Okazaki Friendship the relocation of the Okazaki Friendship sculpture from the City Hall site to Sculpture the Central Library of the Newport Beach Public Library. (33) 11. BUDGET AMENDMENT (BA -053) TO APPROPRIATE THE REIBER BA -053 TRUST FUNDS OF $10,000 FOR THE SOLE PURPOSE OF Balboa Branch Library PROMOTING CHILDREN'S SERVICES AT THE BALBOA BRANCH Donation LIBRARY. Approve BA -053. (40/50) 12. SPECIAL REFUSE COLLECTION FOR THE HARBOR VIEW AND BA -052 NEWPORT HILLS ASSOCIATIONS AND APPROVAL OF BUDGET Special Refuse AMENDMENT (BA -052) IN THE AMOUNT OF $3,813.76. Approve Collection special refuse collection request and BA -052. (40/44) Volume 52 - Page 410 • • City of Newport Beach City Council Minutes March 22, 1999 13. ELECTRIC VEHICLE PROGRAM FINAL REPORT. Approve the final report and request for grant reimbursement for submittal to the South Coast Air Quality Management District Mobile Source Reduction Council ($72,135.38). 14. ACCEPTANCE OF AMERICAN LEGION DONATION FOR ARCHES BRIDGE FLAG PROGRAM AND APPROVAL OF BUDGET AMENDMENT. Accept a donation of $5,520 from the American Legion (Post 291) for the purchase of flagpoles and American flags for the Arches Bridge; and approve Budget Amendment (BA -055) to allow the City to purchase flags and flagpoles with the donation. 15. REPORT FROM THE AVIATION COMMITTEE RECOMMENDING APPROVAL OF PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE JWA SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT TO MODIFY THE DEPARTURE NOISE LIMITS CONSISTENT WITH THE RESULTS OF THE COMPARISON TEST CONDUCTED BY MESTRE GREVE & ASSOCIATES [Report From Chair Glover & Vice -Chair Adams]. Authorize the Mayor to execute amendments to the Settlement Agreement modifying the departure noise thresholds consistent with Exhibit A to the staff report. 16. REPORT FROM THE AVIATION COMMITTEE RECOMMENDING APPROVAL OF PROPOSED JWA SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT STIPULATIONS TO EXTEND INTERIM CARGO OPERATIONS FOR ONE YEAR UNDER CURRENT RESTRICTIONS, TERMS AND CONDITIONS [Report From Chair Glover & Vice -Chair Adams]. Authorize the Mayor to execute stipulations extending, for one year, interim cargo operations at JWA subject to current terms, conditions and restrictions. 17. FINAL TRACT MAP FOR SIX CONDOMINIUM UNITS - 738 TUSTIN AVENUE. Approve Final Map of Tract No. 15607. 18. Item removed from the Consent Calendar by Council Member Debay. S24. Item removed from the Consent Calendar by Council Member Noyes. S25. REDSTONE PLAZA - 1300 DOVE STREET (Ware & Malcomb Architects, Applicant) - REQUEST TO PERMIT A 2,350 SQUARE FOOT ADDITION TO AN EXISTING THREE STORY COMMERCIAL OFFICE BUILDING AND RELATED ON -SITE PARKING. Introduce Ordinance No. 99 -7, approving Amendment No. 883 and schedule public hearing for April 12, 1999. Motion by Mayor Pro Tern Thomson to approve the Consent Calendar, except for those items removed (3, 4, 18 and S24). Without objection, the motion carried by acclamation. Volume 52 - Page 411 INDEX Electric Vehicle Program (44) BA -055 Flags for Arches Bridge (40/74) C -2535 Aviation Committee JWA Settlement Agreement/Departure Noise Thresholds (38/54) C -2535 Aviation Committee JWA Settlement Agreement/Cargo Operations (38/54) Tract Map No. 15607 738 Tustin Avenue (TT) Ord 99 -7 Planning Commission Amendment No. 883 Redstone Plaza 1300 Dove Street (94) • City of Newport Beach City Council Minutes March 22, 1999 ITEMS REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR a. VACATION AND ABANDONMENT OF A PORTION OF AVOCADO AVENUE LOCATED BETWEEN PACIFIC DRIVE AND WATERFRONT DRIVE IN THE CORONA DEL MAR AREA. Mayor Pro Tem Thomson stated that per the discussion regarding the item at the earlier Study Session, he is requesting that the item be withdrawn until additional information can be gathered by staff. Motion by Mayor Pro Tern Thomson to continue the item to April 12, 1999. Mayor O'Neil stated that many issues came up at the Study Session including the title and the need for more information. Terry Andrus, representing the homeowner Mrs. Wheeler, stated that he is not aware of the reason that the City Council wants to continue the matter, but he can work with the City if it has to do with the title. City Attorney Burnham stated that the City Council wants further information as to whether the City holds title to the property in fee or if the City simply has right -of -way. Without objection, the motion carried by acclamation 4. COUNCIL POLICY MANUAL — POLICY CHANGES, AFFIRMATION OF STATEMENT ON INVESTMENT POLICY (F -1), AND FEE RESOLUTION. Council Member Adams suggested that the Statement of Investment Policy, F -1, not be updated until after the new City Manager begins employment with the City, since the investment authority delegated by the policy is made by the City Manager. Council Member Adams stated that he also has several other items in the policy that he would like to see addressed. He said that these include information provided in the monthly investment report, selection criteria for asset management services and a policy on fees for those services, and guidelines on municipal bonds to control interest rate risks. Acting City Manager Danner stated that the policy needs to be reaffirmed annually, but that there would still be time to do so if the City Council preferred to wait for the new City Manager. He concurred with Council Member Adams' suggestion that the minor changes be approved at the current meeting and that the policy be scheduled. for review in sixty days. Assistant to the City Manager Kiff added that the changes discussed in the Study Session should also be incorporated into the motion. He stated that these included the change to the fee in K -3, Implementation Procedures for • the California Environmental Quality Act, a corresponding change in the fee schedule and not making any changes to I -21, Public Library Community Room Use. Volume 52 - Page 412 INDEX Vacation & Abandonment/ Avocado Avenue (90) Res 99.17 Council Policy Manual/ Investment Policy/ Fee Schedule (69/40) • u City of Newport Beach City Council Minutes March 22, 1999 Motion by Council Member Adams to approve the proposed changes to Council Policies A -2, A -3, B -1, C -1, J -1, J -2, J -3, J -4, J -5, K -3, K -6, L -12 and L -21 with an additional change to the fee in K -3 (Section F -2) from 15% to 50 %; reaffirm Council Policy F -1 as amended and request it be brought back to the City Council in sixty days for further review; and adopt Resolution No. 99 -17 relating to the City's Fee Schedule for 1999. Without objection, the motion carried by acclamation. is. DREDGING IN NEWPORT HARBOR. Council Member Debay stated that the staff report covers the dredging in Newport Bay and the three agencies responsible. She announced that the dredging west of the Channel Bridge is being addressed and that the City is being proactive in regards to water quality in that portion of the bay too, due to lack of flushing in the area. Motion by Council Member Debay to direct staff to monitor and augment depth surveys regularly; in conjunction with the County of Orange, lobby the Army Corps of Engineers to assure they do timely projects in the lower harbor to maintain adequate navigational depth; and budget for and contract out as required the projects that are solely the City's responsibility. Without objection, the motion carried by acclamation. S24. SPECIAL EVENT PERMIT - ENDEAVOUR NORTH AMERICAN VOYAGE. Council Member Noyes stated that he pulled the item to help notify the public of the cannon and musket fire portion of the event, which will take place the morning of April 16, 1999. Council Member Noyes also expressed his concern over the wording in the staff report about the possible negative impact regarding the area becoming unmanageable. Deputy Fire & Marine Chief Melum stated that "unmanageable" was used to make sure that the applicant knew to coordinate the activities with the Orange County Sheriffs Harbor Patrol. He added that the Newport Nautical Museum is anticipating a large turnout. Council Member Noyes also confirmed with a Daily Pilot representative in the audience that the event would be covered in the local newspaper. Mayor O'Neil agreed with Council Member Noyes that due to the recent experience with a special event at the Dunes, he wants the public to be aware of the shots beforehand. Council Member Ridgeway added that they will be cannon shots and not just shotgun shots, so they will be very loud. Motion by Council Member Noyes to approve the cannon musket fire portion of Special Event Permit No. 99 -31, as submitted by the Newport Volume 52 - Page 413 INDEX Newport Harbor Dredging (51) Special Event Permit No. 99 -31 (27/62) • City of Newport Beach City Council Minutes March 22, 1999 Without objection, the motion carried by acclamation. PUBLIC COMMENTS - There were no public comments at this time. PUBLIC HEARINGS 19, BALBOA VILLAGE BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT RENEWAL FOR 1999 -2000 FISCAL YEAR. Assistant City Manager Wood stated that the City has received no written opposition to the renewal of assessment district. Mayor O'Neil opened the public hearing. Hearing no testimony, Mayor O'Neil closed the public hearing. Motion by Council Member Noyes to adopt Resolution No. 99 -18 confirming the levying of assessments for the fiscal year of April 1, 1999 to March 31, 2000; Without objection, the motion carried by acclamation. • 20. PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE NO. 99 -5 AWARDING NONEXCLUSIVE SOLID WASTE COLLECTION FRANCHISES TO GREENLEAF GRADING COMPANY, THE LANE COMPANY, AND BRIGGEMAN DISPOSAL SERVICES. Mayor O'Neil opened the public hearing. Hearing no testimony, Mayor O'Neil closed the public hearing. Motion by Council Member Adams to adopt Ordinance No. 99 -5 granting Non - Exclusive Solid Waste Franchises to Greenleaf Grading Company, The Lane Company, and Briggeman Disposal Services, Inc. Without objection, the motion carried by acclamation. 21. FY 1999 -2000 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT APPLICATION. Senior Planner Teague stated that the proposed change for the 1999 -2000 budget is a change in staffing. She stated that a consultant was used in previous years, but that the contract would not be renewed for the new fiscal year and staff would instead do the work. Senior Planner Teague stated that $200,000 is being set aside for • underground design for utilities in the West Newport area. She stated that it was included on the list at the request of Council Member Debay and would be a loan until the assessment district is formed. Volume 52 - Page 414 INDEX Res 99 -15 BID Balboa Village (27) Ord 99 -5 Non - Exclusive Solid Waste Collection Franchises (42) I Res 99 -19 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) (87) • City of Newport Beach City Council Minutes March 22, 1999 Mayor O'Neil opened the public hearing. Hearing no testimony, Mayor O'Neil closed the public hearing. Motion by Council Member Debay to adopt Resolution No. 99 -19 authorizing the City Manager to submit the FY 1999.2000 application for CDBG funds and One Year Action Plan, with a decision on the $200,000 for the Peninsula/West Newport Underground Utilities Design to be made by the City Council at its meeting of April 26, 1999. Without objection, the motion carried by acclamation. 22. PUBLIC SIGNAGE PROGRAM FOR BALBOA PENINSULA. Assistant City Manager Wood stated that the second prototype was produced, but that staff is concerned that the dark background isn't visible enough. She said the sign design consultant also agreed that the sign should be larger. Council Member Debay asked about the example in the packet of a sign hanging sideways. Assistant City Manager Wood confirmed that it did . represent the suggested hanging of the sign that would be placed at the corner of Main and Balboa. Council Member Noyes stated that he is not in support of the signs as presented. He thinks directional signs should be more sterile and simple, with more class. Council Member Noyes confirmed with Assistant City Manager Wood that the signs had been reviewed by the Ad Hoc Committee to Promote the Revitalization of the Balboa Peninsula (PROP), but that it had been some time since they did so. Council Member Adams stated that he feels that the new prototype is no improvement over the previous one. He questioned the credibility of the sign consultant, who criticized her own signs when she saw them in the field. He agreed that good guide signage is needed on the Peninsula, as well as throughout the City. He agreed with Council :Member Noyes that visible, recognizable signs need to be created. Council. Member Adams suggested that possibly Public Works should take on the task of looking at the sign needs throughout the City. He added that the Balboa Peninsula is in need of guide signage and could be looked at first. He stated that he would support decorative monument signage in Balboa Village. Council Member Ridgeway defended the sign designer by stating that the designer's prototypes were only meant to go in tight places and that larger signs would be used elsewhere. He agreed with Council Member Debay that the horizontal signage should not be used. He feels that the signs should be . doubled in size and the arrows should be changed to more of a block type He disagreed that the signs should be made more sterile. Volume 52 - Page 415 INDEX Balboa Peninsula Signage (6S) City of Newport Beach City Council Minutes March 22, 1999 • Motion by Council Member Ridgeway to approve the signage program for Balboa Peninsula with pole signs doubled in size, the horizontal signs deleted and the block lettering maintained; and direct staff to install signs using Community Development Block Grant (CIIBG) funds. The motion died for lack of a second. Council Member Adams agreed that something does need to be done for the Peninsula. Motion by Council Member Adams to direct staff to use the available Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds to replace and augment the standard signage on the Balboa Peninsula; and to evaluate the need for guide signage Citywide. Council Member Noyes added that directional signs need to be standardized, and he agreed that the current signs need to be cleaned up. With Council Member Ridgeway dissenting, the motion carried. 23. NEWPORT BEACH JAZZ FESTIVAL BANNERS. • Council Member Adams stated that he is concerned with the fact that the request deviates from Council Policy L -16, Temporary Banners Extending Over the Public Right -of -Way, and from prior practice. He was concerned about setting a precedent for an event that doesn't contribute money to a charity or public entity. Council Member Adams asked about the possible damage to the streetlight poles caused by the banner brackets and if there was a requirement for the applicant to repair the damage. Public Works Director Webb stated that it would be covered under the bonding. City Attorney Burnham added that Condition #4 requires the applicant to sign a Hold Harmless Statement. Council Member Adams stated that the condition only covers liability and not damage to the poles. Public Works Director Webb stated that language would be added to the permit to address the issue. Mayor Pro Tem Thomson expressed his concern about the advertising of a winery on the banners. He said the reason the banner policy was created was because of past problems with advertising private business. Council Member Noyes mentioned the LA Times advertising that was done for the Taste of Newport. Mayor Pro Tern Thomson stated that his concern has to do with an alcohol - related business being advertised. • Council Member Adams stated that his concern lies with advertising a private enterprise on public streetlight poles. Volume 52 - Page 416 INDEX Jazz Festival Banners Newport Center/ Jamboree/MacArthur (74) • City of Newport Beach City Council Minutes March 22, 1999 INDEX City Attorney Burnham stated that the policy was drafted to provide the City with as much protection as possible in terms of setting precedent over which applications for banners are approved and which are not. He explained that this was the rationale behind the City being a co- sponsor. Council Member Adams asked how the policy stops other private enterprises from advertising on public right -of -way. Public Works Director Webb answered Council Member Noyes question about the Taste of Newport banners by stating that the maximum number of signs (100) was permitted. Council Member Noyes suggested that maybe the Hyatt Newporter should be advertised rather than the winery. Council Member Adams stated that it would still be private business advertising, with no money from the event going to charity. Jeff Robertson, Director of Marketing for Ritz Entertainment, stated that Human Options does receive money from the event. He stated that the charity serves abused women and, last year, they received $5,000 from the event. City Attorney Burnham stated that the key component of the policy is for the is City to become a co- sponsor of an event, where banners are permitted. He added that it is the co- sponsorship of the event that provides the City with the most protection for setting precedent in approving applications for banner installation. Council Member Noyes stated that the request is coming to City Council at a very late date. Mr. Robertson stated that he feels the City is benefiting greatly from the event. He stated that "Newport Beach" is included in the name of the event, as well as Glen Ellen Winery, the main sponsor of the event. He added that Rosalind Williams of the Conference and Visitors Bureau encouraged the event organizers to increase the event to a week: -long event. He stated that they're doing quite a few big- ticket promotions outside of Newport Beach and that the event is providing great exposure for the City. City Attorney Burnham responded to Council Member Debay's question about the co- sponsorship responsibilities by stating that the co- sponsorship would not require any staff involvement. Council Member Debay agreed that the jazz festival provides great exposure for the City. Mr. Robertson responded to her question by stating that the event organizers would accept the City's co- sponsorship. Mr. Robertson responded to Mayor Pro Tem. Thomson's question about the necessity of the banners to the success of the event by stating that the • sponsors make the event. He said that the banners don't help sell tickets, but the sponsors need the exposure and won't continue sponsoring the event if they don't get the exposure. Mayor Pro Tern Thomson stated that he Volume 52 - Page 417 L J City of Newport Beach City Council Minutes March 22, 1999 INDEX would like to see some measurable benefit to the City to display such banners. Council Member Adams stated that he feels the banners are part of the pageantry of the event and that this is a great event. Council Member Noyes stated that he'd like to see a way to keep the event coming back to the City each year. City Attorney Burnham stated that there is no liability exposure associated with co- sponsorship of the event. Council Member Ridgeway is concerned that if these banners are approved, the City Council is setting precedent that private enterprise can advertise on public streetlight poles. He would prefer to approve the banners without the name of the winery on the banners. Mayor O'Neil stated that the event organizers need the name of the winery on the banners and that if the City co- sponsors the event, it distinguishes it from other commercial advertising without setting precedent. City Attorney Burnham confirmed that the City can select who it wants to co- sponsor more easily but it can't dictate who can post signs without setting precedent. Council Member Adams stated that he would like to co- sponsor the event. • Council Member Debay suggested that the banners should be limited to 100 for thirty days. Mayor O'Neil added that the organizer would have to accept the co- sponsorship. Motion by Council Member Adams to approve the City's co- sponsorship of the event; and the installation of 100 banners for 30 days along Jamboree Road, MacArthur Boulevard and Newport Center Drive EastfWest with the staff recommended conditions for approval, conditioned upon the applicant accepting the City's co- sponsorship of the event. Mr. Robertson asked that the City allow the 150 banners, as requested. Council Member Noyes confirmed with Mr. Robertson that the winery has sponsored the event for six years without any banners. City Attorney Burnham confirmed for Council Member Ridgeway that co- sponsorship of the event by the City means that the City officially sanctions the event, but that there is no monetary obligation, no liability exposure and no legal obligation. City Attorney Burnham clarified further for Mayor Pro Tem Thomson that it is the key component in the policy that provides the City Council the • authority to deny permits requested by individuals to install banners on City property. It can't be done by sign content. Volume 52 - Page 418 • City of Newport Beach City Council Minutes March 22, 1999 Mayor Pro Tern Thomson confirmed with Council Member Adams that the motion included the conditions recommended by staff. Mayor O'Neil confirmed with Mr. Robertson that he would prefer 100 banners rather than none. With Council Member Ridgeway dissenting, the motion carried. MOTION FOR RECONSIDERATION Motion by Council Member Adams to reconsider Item #22, Public Signage Program for Balboa Peninsula. Without objection, the motion carried by acclamation. Motion by Council Member Adams to amend Item #22 to proceed with the proposed monument signs for the two gateway parks and Balboa Village. Without objection, the motion carried by acclamation. ADJOURNMENT - 8:05 p.m. • The agenda for the Regular Meeting was posted on March 17, 1999, at 2:35 p.m on the City Hall Bulletin Board located outside of the City of Newport Beach Administration Building. The supplemental agenda for the Regular Meeting was posted on March 19, 1999, at 3:25 p.m. on the City Hall Bulletin Board located outside of the City of Newport Beach Administration Building. City Clerk • Record' g Secretary Mayor Volume 52 - Page 419 INDEX