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HomeMy WebLinkAbout10/24/2006 - Regular MeetingCITY OF NEWPORT BEACH City Council Minutes Regular Meeting October 24, 2006 — 7:00 p.m. - 4:80 p.m. CLOSED.SESSION - 5:50 p.m. A. RECESSED AND RECONVENED AT 7:00 P.M. FOR REGULAR MEETING B. ROLL CALL Present: Council Member Curry, Council Member Selich, Mayor Pro Tem Rosansky, Mayor Webb, Council Member Ridgeway, Council Member Daigle, Council Member Nichols C. CLOSED SESSION REPORT - None. D. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE E. INVOCATION - Chaplain Lloyd Sellers, Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian F. PRESENTATIONS Centennial Book Presentation - Janis Dinwiddie introduced the author of the City s Centennial book, Christopher Trela. Mr. Trela displayed some of the 250 photos in the book. He reported that the books are available for $25 at City Hall, the Central Library, OASIS Senior Center, Lido Village Books, and Martha's Bookstore, and online for $30 at www.newportbeachlOO.com. G. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC H. CITY COUNCIL ANNOUNCEMENTS OR MATTERS WHICH COUNCIL MEMBERS WOULD LIKE PLACED ON A FUTURE AGENDA FOR DISCUSSION. ACTION OR REPORT (NON- DISCUSSION ITEM): Mayor Webb announced that the County Board of Supervisors approved the amended spheres issue agreement (Item S24) by a 3 -2 vote. He highlighted the benefits of the agreement, mainly the City's ability to review and make determinations relative to John Wayne Airport (JWA). Mayor Pro Tem Rosansky noted that the City should now look at extending the airport limitations past 2016. Council Member Daigle added that the JWA issue is the resident's biggest threat to their quality of life. Mayor Pro Tem Rosansky announced that the State approved the sale of the 15 acre Sunset Ridge Park parcel to the City for $5 million. Mayor Pro Tem Rosansky congratulated the Bungalow Restaurant on its 10th anniversary. Mayor Pro Tem Rosansky announced that he attended the Friends and Naturalists Plein Air Volume 57 - Page 824 City of Newport Beach City Council Minutes October 24, 2006 Art Festival at the Muth Center and the Newport Lexus grand opening Mayor Pro Tem Rosansky requested that an ordinance be placed on an agenda relative to screening mechanical equipment on residential rooftops. Council Member Ridgeway requested that a section regarding trash enclosures for commercial bins be included in the ordinance. Council Member Ridgeway announced that he visited Boston to watch the Newport Aquatic Club compete on the shores of the Charles River. Council Member Daigle discussed a lawsuit the City filed with the City of Tustin against the City of Irvine and its developers relative to the appropriateness of building close to 20,000 residential units along the City's border. Council Member Nichols received confirmation from Council Member Ridgeway that the Coastal Commission approved the master dredging permit which allows dredging in the Bay. He noted that the only constraints were placed on the Peninsula from 10th Street to 19th Street. I. CONSENT CALENDAR. READING OF MINUTES /ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS 1. MINUTES OF THE ADJOURNED REGULAR AND REGULAR MEETINGS OF OCTOBER 10, 2006. [100 -2006[ 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. ORDINANCES FOR ADOPTION 3. KOLL CENTER NEWPORT, 4450 MACARTHUR BLVD., GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT NO. 2006 -008, PLANNED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AMENDMENT NO. 2006 -001 (PA2006 -096) - MITIGATED NEGATIVE DECLARATION AND GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT TO INCREASE THE TOTAL GROSS FLOOR AREA OF GENERAL OFFICE IN SUB AREA 1 -1 (OFFICE SITE A) OF THE AIRPORT AREA (STATISTICAL AREA L4) BY 24,016 GROSS SQUARE FEET; AND AN AMENDMENT TO THE KOLL CENTER NEWPORT PLANNED COMMUNITY (PC -15) TO ALLOW THE TRANSFER OF 24,016 GROSS SQUARE FEET OF UNUSED RETAIL, RESTAURANT AND OFFICE SQUARE FOOTAGE FROM OFFICE SITE B TO OFFICE SITE A (PROPOSAL TO CONSTRUCT A 21,311 SQUARE FOOT, TWO -STORY OFFICE BUILDING OVER A SUBTERRANEAN PARKING GARAGE ON A 1.48 -ACRE SITE AT 4450 MACARTHUR BOULEVARD). [100 -20061 Adopt Ordinance No. 2006 -21 approving Planned Community Development Amendment No. 2006 -001. 4. PLANNED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AMENDMENT NO. 2006 -004 (PA2006 -173) - AMENDMENT TO THE AERONUTRONIC FORD PLANNED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN PROHIBITING NEW RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISIONS IN PLANNING AREA 5. [100 -20061 Adopt Ordinance No. Volume 57 - Page 825 City of Newport Beach City Council Minutes October 24, 2006 2006 -22 approving Planned Community Development Amendment No. 2006 -004, RESOLUTIONS FOR ADOPTION 5. AWARD OF NON - EXCLUSIVE SOLID WASTE COLLECTION FRANCHISE TO JB SERVICES. [421100 -20061 1) Adopt Resolution of Intention No. 2006 -92 to award a Non - Exclusive Solid Waste Franchise to JB Services and to schedule a public hearing on November 14, 2006; and 2) introduce Ordinance No. 2006 -23 granting a Non - Exclusive Solid Waste Franchise to JB Services and pass to second reading on November 14, 2006. 6. ADOPTION OF A RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT OF PROPOSITION 88, KNOWN AS "JESSICA'S LAW ", DEALING WITH THE TREATMENT OF SEX OFFENDERS. [100 -20061 Adopt Resolution No. 2006 -93 in support of Proposition 83. 7. ADOPT RESOLUTION FOR THE INSTALLATION OF STOP SIGNS AT THE CARNATION AVENUE AND SEAVIEW AVENUE INTERSECTION. [100- 20061 Adopt Resolution No. 2006 -94 for the installation of STOP signs at the Carnation Avenue and Seaview Avenue intersection. CONTRACTS AND AGREEMENTS 9. RENEWAL OF INSURANCE BROKER OF RECORD - PROPERTY /CASUALTY INSURANCE (C- 8894). [381100 -20061 Approve the renewal of Brown & Brown, as the City's Broker of Record for property /casualty insurance with annual broker fees not to exceed $109,000 annually at a guaranteed rate for three years. 11. MALIBU CIRCLE SLOPE REPAIR - COMPLETION AND ACCEPTANCE OF CONTRACT (C- 3791). 1381100 -20061 1) Accept the work; 2) authorize the City Clerk to file a Notice of Completion; 3) authorize the City Clerk to release the Labor and Materials bond 35 days after the Notice of Completion has been recorded in accordance with applicable portions of the Civil Code; and 4) release the Faithful Performance Bond one (1) year after Council acceptance. 14. OCEAN PIER REPAIRS -AWARD OF CONTRACT (C- 3798). 1381100 -20061 1) Approve the plans and specifications; 2) defer additive bid work; 3) award the contract (C -3798) to John S. Meek Company, Inc. for the total base bid price of $687,550 and authorize the Mayor and the City Clerk to execute the contract; 4) establish an amount of $68,000 (10 %) to cover the cost of unforeseen work; and 5) approve a budget amendment (07BA -020) in the amount of $271,550 from Unappropriated Tide and Submerged Lands Fund Balance to Account No. 7231- 05100836. MISCELLANEOUS 15. APPOINTMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE (EQAC). [100 -2006] Confirm Council Member Selich's appointment of Robert Rush to the District 5 at -large seat on the Environmental Quality Affairs Committee (EQAC)• 16. HUMAN SERVICES GRANTS FOR 2006 -2007. [100 -20061 Authorize the Volume 57 - Page 826 City of Newport Beach City Council Minutes October 24, 2006 allocation of $25,000 in Human Services Grants as outlined in the staff report. 17. HOUSING ELEMENT IMPLEMENTATION - ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT. [100 -2006] Receive, file and forward the Annual Housing Element Report to the State Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD). 18. SMART CONTROLLER INSTALLATION AND SERVICES PROGRAM. [100- 20061 1) Approve a budget amendment (07BA -019) appropriating $300,000 to Account No. 7255- C5100969 for the Weather Based Irrigation Controller Program and increase revenue estimates by $300,000 representing the CALFED grant award; 2) approve a budget amendment appropriating $288,000 to Account No. 7251- C5100968 for the Weather Based Irrigation Controller Program and increase revenue estimates by $288,000 representing rebate funding from Municipal Water District of Orange County ( MWDOC); and 3) authorize expenditures of $366,500 from CALFED grant funds and MWDOC SmarTimer rebate program funds to install 400 weather -based irrigation controllers in Corona del Mar and Newport Coast by Hydropoint Data Systems. S22. ADOPT RESOLUTION FOR THE INSTALLATION OF STOP SIGNS AT THE INTERSECTION OF NEWPORT HILLS DRIVE EAST AT PORT SEABOURNE WAY. [100 -20061 Adopt Resolution No. 2006 -96 for the installation of stop signs at the intersection of Newport Hills Drive East at Port Seabourne Way. Motion by Mayor Pro Tem Rosansky to approve the Consent Calendar, except for those items removed (8, 10, 12, 13, S21 & S23). The motion carried by the following roll call vote: Ayes: Council Member Curry, Council Member Selich, Mayor Pro Tem Rosansky, Mayor Webb, Council Member Ridgeway, Council Member Daigle, Council Member Nichols J. ITEMS REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR 8. RESOLUTION RELATING TO KELP REFORESTATION PROJECT: $5,000 EXPENDITURE TO CALIFORNIA COASTKEEPER ALLIANCE. [100 -2006] Assistant City Manager Kiff reported that this will conclude a four year project that was started by the Orange County CoastKeepers to replant kelp from Little Corona to Crystal Cove. He indicated that they ran out of grant funds and are requesting $5,000. Nancy Caruso, California CoastKeeper Alliance, reported that the permanent kelp bed growing off of Little Corona is the only kelp bed in Orange County at this time. However, she indicated that Crystal Cove will have kelp coming up this winter. Motion by Council Member Curry to 1) adopt Resolution No. 2006 -95 relating to the California CoastKeeper Alliance's Giant Kelp Reforestation Program; and 2) authorize the City Manager to expend $5,000 to support California CoastKeeper Alliance's third and final year of the Kelp Reforestation Program. The motion carried by the following roll call vote: Ayes: Council Member Curry, Council Member Selich, Mayor Pro Tem Rosansky, Mayor Webb, Council Member Ridgeway, Council Member Daigle, Council Volume 57 - Page 827 City of Newport Beach City Council Minutes October 24, 2006 Member Nichols 10. LITTLE CORONA ROCKWEED RESTORATION - APPROVAL OF PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT WITH CAL STATE FULLERTON (C- 3895). [381100 -20061 Assistant City Manager Kiff indicated that this is an attempt to deal with the State regulation relative to zero discharge in Areas of Special Biological Significance (ASBS). He stated that they are trying to repopulate some of the impacted habitats so the City can request that some discharge of water be acceptable. Motion by Council Member Ridgeway to approve a Professional Services Agreement with Cal State Fullerton for restoration work at Little Corona rocky intertidal areas at a not to exceed price of $85,151 and authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the agreement. In response to Council questions, Assistant City Manager Kiff confirmed that this project will not impact the use of the beach for the public and that the City committed to match 15% of the grant amount. He indicated that the City may want to provide input to the State relative to the feasibility of the zero discharge regulation. The motion carried by the following roll call vote: Ayes: Council Member Curry, Council Member Selich, Mayor Pro Tem Rosansky, Mayor Webb, Council Member Ridgeway, Council Member Daigle, Council Member Nichols 12. BUCK GULLY WETLANDS AND MAINTENANCE ROAD REPAIRS AT 5TH STREET - REJECT BIDS FOR CONTRACT (C- 3778). 1381100 -20061 In response to Council Member Nichols' questions, Mayor Webb indicated that the recommendation is to reject the sole bid and that the project details can be discussed with the Public Works Director. He stated that staff will probably try to engineer the project so it is not so expensive. Motion by Council Member Ridgeway to reject the sole bid. The motion carried by the following roll call vote: Ayes: Council Member Curry, Council Member Selich, Mayor Pro Tem Rosansky, Mayor Webb, Council Member Ridgeway, Council Member Daigle, Council Member Nichols 13. LITTLE CORONA BIOASSAY TESTING - AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT WITH WESTON SOLUTIONS (C- 3870). [381100 -20061 Assistant City Manager Kiff indicated that some of the proposed tests could be done at the Back Bay Science Center some day, but confirmed that this project is currently underway and that the City is one of the first cities to take on this type of project. He stated that monitoring should be done immediately so a baseline can be set. Motion by Council Member Ridgeway to approve Amendment No. 1 to the Volume 57 - Page 828 City of Newport Beach City Council Minutes October 24, 2006 Professional Services Agreement with Weston Solutions of Carlsbad to conduct bioaccumulation studies at Areas of Special Biological Significances along Newport Coast at a not to exceed price of $69,500 and authorize the Mayor and the City Clerk to execute the agreement. The motion carried by the following roll call vote: Ayes: Council Member Curry, Council Member Selich, Mayor Pro Tem Rosansky, Mayor Webb, Council Member Ridgeway, Council Member Daigle, Council Member Nichols S21. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT WITH HOGLE - IRELAND, INC. FOR INTERIM PLANNING DIRECTOR (C -8896) AND BUDGET AMENDMENT TO TRANSFER FUNDS TO PROFESSIONAL SERVICES ACCOUNT. [381100 -20061 Council Member Selich recommended that the term of the agreement be modified to five months, ending March 31, 2007, the monetary amounts be changed in accordance with the amendment, and the City Manager provide Council with monthly updates. Motion by Council Member Selich to 1) approve the amended Professional Services Agreement with Hogle - Ireland, Inc. and authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the agreement; and 2) approve the amended budget amendment (07BA -021) transferring $89,585 to Planning Professional and Technical Services, 2710 -8080, $72,825 in salary savings from 2710 -7000 and $16,760 from unappropriated General Fund reserve. Dolores Otting noted that Planning Director Temple will be retiring on February 1, 2007. In response to Ms. Otting's question, Council Member Ridgeway indicated that the possibility of hiring a Community Development Director was discussed previously by Council Member Selich and reported that the City Manager will be bringing back a report regarding this concept in late November. The motion carried by the following roll call vote: Ayes: Council Member Curry, Council Member Selich, Mayor Pro Tent Rosansky, Mayor Webb, Council Member Ridgeway, Council Member Daigle, Council Member Nichols S23. SANTA ANA HEIGHTS EQUESTRIAN FACILITY — AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT (C -3840) WITH FUSCOE ENGINEERING, INC. [381100 -20061 Mayor Webb questioned whether the County Redevelopment Agency (RDA) will be reimbursing the City. City Manager Bludau clarified that the County staff report recommended that the Board not fund any more projects, try to save as much money as possible, and end the RDA early. He stated that that the recommendation did not include any agreements already entered into with the City. He stated that, even though there is no formal agreement for this project, the City had talked with Supervisor Silva and County staff, and it was understood that the City would move forward with this project and be reimbursed using RDA funds. He noted that he will be talking with County CEO Mauk tomorrow to see what is happening relative to RDAs and their staffs final recommendations. He noted that the City has already Volume 57 - Page 829 City of Newport Beach City Council Minutes October 24, 2006 spent about $70,000. Assistant City Manager Kiff indicated that the project involves the installation of poles in a field that has been graded and has some footings. He stated that the project may also involve restoring an old arena depending on what the Coastal Commission requires. He reported that the project could cost an additional $100,000 to $250,000. Mayor Webb stated that, if this project is not going to be RDA reimbursable, he recommended either continuing this for two months or adding the project to the CIP budget. Council Member Daigle noted that this is the City's first opportunity to fund an equestrian arena and that the residents in that area have waited a long time. She expressed hope that the momentum continues. Assistant City Manager Kiff emphasized that the purpose of the amendment to the agreement is to monitor storm events in the area and that, by delaying the agreement, they might not get the first flush of the season. Motion by Council Member Dai le to approve Amendment No. 1 to Professional Services Agreement with Fuscoe Engineering, Inc., and authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the Amendment. In response to Council questions, City Attorney Clauson reported that there is some dispute over ownership of a 30' strip of property and that the City is working with the property owners and the County to possibly take over the strip of land or to come up with an agreement that wouldn't require a lengthy title action. She confirmed that there is no trail system planned at this time. Assistant City Manger Kiff noted that the equestrian facility would be on Orange County Flood Control District land via an encroachment permit. He confirmed that horses can get down the upper part of the road now. Mayor Pro Tern Rosansky noted that the City has gone forward on many projects in good faith with the understanding that the County would reimburse the City. He expressed concern that, by the City continuing to fund projects, it reinforces that the County might not have to spend the $40 million. He stated that the residents need to put pressure on the County and let them know that doing things like this is not fair to the City who is spending its tax dollars or the residents who have waited patiently for these projects to be completed. In response to Council Member Selich's questions regarding the Santa Ana Heights fire station and community center, City Manager Bludau indicated that the County is supposed to reimburse the City $11.5 million for the community center. He stated that fire station will cost $4.5 million and the County hasn't reimbursed the City $1.5 million. He reiterated that the County cannot get out of their commitments. He added that County CEO Mauk believed that the City would get another $7.4 million, but he is not sure what the Board's commitment is. Council Member Curry believed that the City may need to rethink its relationship with the County and that the commitments need to be documented. He stated that the City needs to look comprehensively at all these projects for the future. Dolores Otting expressed concern relative to the size of the fire station and cost of the community center. She suggested suing the County for the $40 million. Volume 57 - Page 830 City of Newport Beach City Council Minutes October 24, 2006 The motion carried by the following roll call vote: Ayes: Council Member Curry, Council Member Selich, Mayor Pro Tem Rosansky, Mayor Webb, Council Member Ridgeway, Council Member Daigle, Council Member Nichols K. PUBLIC COMMENTS Dolores Otting highlighted an Orange County Register article that discussed possible problems with the eminent domain measure (Measure W). Council Member Curry stated that, for Measure W to be invalid, Council would need to take an action that would be adjudicated in court. He believed that, with the existing ordinance, Measure W, and Proposition 90, eminent domain abuse for private gain will not occur in this community. City Attorney Clauson stated that there was no comment that said it was unconstitutional, but only criticisms on how some councils might choose to get around it. Phil Arst, spokesperson for Greenlight Residents Group, believed that this is an election of personal attacks and misleading information. He discussed the merits of Measure X and the problems with Measure V. Assistant City Manager Wood confirmed that there would be 18 unsatisfactory intersections at full build -out with the current General Plan, but the new General Plan would reduce this to two unsatisfactory intersections as a result of the reductions in the Land Use Plan. George Schroeder believed that residents support Measure V and noted that people can view the Measure on the City's website. Nancy Gardner, Co -Chair of the General Plan Advisory Committee (GPAC), indicated that the Committee consisted of 38 residents who worked on the General Plan for over 4.5 years. She noted that public comments were received at every meeting and that those comments were incorporated into the General Plan. She emphasized that, after the residents provided input, the policies weren't changed but the numbers were reduced. L. ORAL REPORTS FROM CITY COUNCIL ON COMMITTEE ACTIVITIES - None. M. PLANNING COMMISSION AGENDA AND ORAL STATUS REPORT 19. PLANNING COMMISSION AGENDA FOR OCTOBER 19, 2006. [100 -2006] N. Assistant City Manager Wood reported on the following Planning Commission items: Newport Beach Brewing Company (Use Permit No. 3485) - 2920 Newport Boulevard; Marine Charter Land Use and Parking Regulations (Code Amendment 2006 -006); Group Residential Facilities (Code Amendment 2006 -005); Day Care Regulations (Code Amendment 2006 -007); and Holiday Inn Express (PA2006 -182) - 2300 West Coast Highway. Regarding Group Residential Facilities, Council Member Ridgeway requested that the concepts of oral lease agreements and written lease agreements be defined. 20. MAYOR'S APPOINTMENT TO THE III MEMORIAL COMMITTEE. [100- 20061 Motion by Council Member Ridgeway to confirm the Mayor's appointment of Volume 57 - Page 831 City of Newport Beach City Council Minutes October 24, 2006 Council Member Curry to the 111 Memorial Committee. Council Member Curry announced that Mess Night, an event to help support the First Battalion/First Marines, will be held on October 26 and that the event is sold out. The motion carried by the following roll call vote: Ayes: Council Member Curry, Council Member Selich, Mayor Pro Tem Rosansky, Mayor Webb, Council Member Ridgeway, Council Member Daigle, Council Member Nichols S24. CITY COUNCIL RECONSIDERATION OF PREVIOUSLY APPROVED SPHERES AGREEMENT NOW REVISED DEALING WITH JWA AND UPPER AND LOWER BAY ISSUES AND DELETING A SANTA ANA HEIGHTS PARK PROJECT AND HORSE TRAIL PROVISIONS (C- 3885). [381100 -20061 City Manager Bludau reported that Council already took action on this on October 10, but the agreement has since been revised to delete Santa Ana Heights issues. He indicated that the agreement would become effective on November 1. Mayor Webb noted that the Board of Supervisors approved the agreement this morning. Motion by Council Member Rid eway to approve the revised agreement. Council Member Ridgeway stated that the agreement is a legacy for the citizens of the City, will survive the Settlement Agreement, and will bind future Board of Supervisors according to County counsel. He believed that the sphere issues that were dropped will come back in the future in the City's favor. He emphasized that this was done through continuous negotiations, but future Councils will still need to do more work. In response to Council Member Nichols' questions, City Manager Bludau explained that the agreement includes a provision that the City won't annex John Wayne Airport (JWA) property or County property in the Country Club area. However, he noted that the County is the property owner and the City would need their permission anyway. He indicated that this provision merely restates current State law. Jack Skinner indicated that he attended the County meeting this morning because he lives under the flight pattern and was concerned about the airport's impact on the Muth Center if the runway was expanded. He commended everyone involved because the agreement protects the resident's quality of life. Nancy Skinner thanked the City and emphasized that this is a huge step forward for the City in regard to the airport issue. The motion carried by the following roll call vote: Ayes: Council Member Curry, Council Member Selich, Mayor Pro Tem Rosansky, Mayor Webb, Council Member Ridgeway, Council Member Daigle, Council Member Nichols S25. RESULTS OF FINAL FISCAL IMPACT ANALYSIS OF GENERAL PLAN Volume 57 - Page 832 City of Newport Beach City Council Minutes October 24, 2006 UPDATE. [681100 -20061 City Manager Wood reported that the proposed General Plan would return a little over $2 million more in revenue than it would cost to provide municipal services for all the land uses. She indicated that this is a better result than the existing General Plan's amount of $1.4 million. Phil Arst, Greenlight, expressed concern that there is no background to show how the numbers were reached and that this study is flawed. He noted that a Daily Pilot article indicated that developers will only pay part of the cost for street improvements. He stated that they polled 1,000 residents and 2/3 indicated that they didn't want streets enlarged. City Manager Wood indicated that the consultant only provided a memo in the report but there is extensive documentation in the fiscal impact model that was provided to the General Plan Update Committee (GPUC), the General Plan Advisory Committee (GPAC), the Planning Commission, and City Council. Mayor Webb commended the City's ability to fund street improvements utilizing many funding sources and stated that the General Plan is the roadmap for how the improvements will be completed. Dolores Otting believed that the Newport Coast numbers were not correct in the fiscal impact model. O. MOTION FOR RECONSIDERATION - None. P. ADJOURNMENT - at 8:00 p.m. in memory of retired City employee Maxine Broback and Retired Police Captain/Acting Chief of Police Jim Jacobs. The agenda for the Regular Meeting was posted on October 18, 2006, at 2:15 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 October 20, 2006, at 12:30 p.m. on the City Hall Bulletin Board located outside of the City of Newport Beach Administration Building. ocx� i , Recording Secretary Mayor NE City Clerk f: Volume 57 - Page 833