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Home My WebLink About05/08/1972 - Regular MeetingCOUNCILMEN CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING 'f� Pp � Place: Council Chambers yy3 c��0 �� Time: 7:30 P.M. ROLL CALL 0 yr � Date: May 8, 1972 INDEX a an mt : ati on rside ve ration After the Pledge of Allegiance was led by the Girls Club of Newport Harbor, Mayor McInnis presented them with a Proclamation proclaiming the week of May 14 -21 as National Girls Club Week. The girls presented each member of the Council with a hand painted rock. Present xxxxxxx Roll Call. The reading of the Minutes of the Adjourned Meeting of April 24 and of the Regular Meeting of April 24, 1972 Motion x was waived, said Minutes were approved as written and Ayes xxxxxxx ordered filed. The reading in full of all ordinances and resolutions Motion x under consideration was waived, and the City Clerk was Ayes xxxxxxx directed to read by titles only. HEARINGS: 1. Mayor McInnis opened the continued public hearing Oc, in accordance with Resolution No. 7626, a Resolution Fr, of Intention to order the closing up, vacation and Va, abandonment of a portion of a certain street known as Ocean Front (15 feet of Ocean Front located at 6200 Ocean Front in exchange for the dedication of an alley over the northerly 15 feet of Lot 1, Block B, Seashore Colony Tract). Robert W. Peinado spoke from the audience and requested a continuance of the hearing for four weeks. Motion x The hearing was continued to June 12, 1972. Ayes xxxxxxx 2. Mayor McInnis opened the public hearing in accord- Ba, ance with Resolution No. 7669, a Resolution of Dr: Intention to order the closing up, vacation and Va abandonment of a portion of a certain Street known as Bayside Drive, westerly of Jamboree Road, in connection with Promontory Bay. A report from the Public Works Director was pre- sented with a letter from Pacific Telephone requesting that an easement be reserved for them to cover their existing and future facilities. In answer to his inquiry, Al Kelso of Balboa Island was assured by Public Works Director Joe Devlin that the new roadway would be open to traffic before the old one was closed. _ No desired to be heard. one else Volume 26 - Page 103 INDEX a an mt : ati on rside ve ration COUNCILMEN 3 �� Z�. oRo �0 y�9 7� ROLL CALL w U T m CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH May 8, 1972 MINUTES INDEX 6otion x The hearing was closed. fes xxxxxxx Resolution No. 7688, ordering the vacation, closing R -7688 Motion x up and abandonment of portions of Bayside Drive Ayes xxxxxxx westerly of Jamboree Road, was adopted. 3. Mayor McInnis opened the public hearing regarding Resub. the appeal of Charles M. Ward from the decision of 336 the Planning Commission denying Resubdivision Application No. 336, realigning lot lines to create two lots each 24. 32 feet in width where widths of 28. 57 feet and 20. 07 feet now exist, Lot 6 and portion of Lot 5, Block 339, Canal Section, located at 3911 Marcus Avenue on the southwesterly side of Marcus Avenue between 39th and .40th Streets, zoned R -2. A report was presented from the Community Develop- ment Department. Leonard Hall of Newport Island spoke from the audience and stated he was against any resubdividing on Newport Island. •otion No one else desired to be heard. x The hearing was closed. .� Ayes xxxxxxx Motion x The decision of the Planning Commission was Ayes xxxxxxx sustained, and Resubdivision Application No. 336 was denied. ORDINANCES FOR ADOPTION: 1. Ordinance No. 1437, being, Dogs AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING SECTION 7. 04. 100 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE IN CONNECTION WITH BITING DOGS, making it a misdemeanor for dog owners to allow their animals to bite humans on public property, was presented for second reading. Motion x Ordinance No. 1437 was adopted. Ayes xxxxxxx Volume 26 - Page 104 COUNCILMEN t� own ��+ o� y2 9<'"9� ROLL CALL \P P R < CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH May 8, 1972 MINUTES • 2. Ordinance No. 1438, being, Pa V is AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING SECTION 12.40. 100 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE TO ELIMINATE ANGLE PARKING ON THE WEST SIDE OF VILLA WAY BETWEEN 32ND STREET AND THE ALLEY TO THE SOUTH, was presented for second reading. Motion x Ordinance No. 1438 was adopted. Ayes xxxxxxx ORDINANCES FOR INTRODUCTION: 1. Proposed Ordinance No. 1439, being, On St3 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING SECTION 12. 52.050 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE TO ESTABLISH ONE -WAY TRAFFIC ON PLAZA DEL NORTE AND PLAZA DEL SUR. A report was presented from the Public Works • Director. -Motion x Ordinance No. 1439 was introduced and passed to Ayes xxxxxxx second reading on May 22, 1972. 2. Proposed Ordinance No. 1440, being, He Ta AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH ADDING SECTION 17.32. 015 TO THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE PER - TAINING TO VESSEL HOLDING TANK REQUIREMENTS, setting effective date of January 1, 1974 to allow for necessary conversion of vessels and development of holding tank pump -out facilities at all commercial marinas. A report was presented from the City Attorney. Motion x Ordinance No. 1440 was introduced and passed to Ayes xxxxxxx second reading on May 22, 1972. Volume 26 - Page 105 INDEX rking / Ila Way e -way .*eets Iding .nks COUNCILMEN �'f� O nOA 00 ryry� C� � ROLL CALL � V CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Mav 8. 1972 MINUTES INDEX • 3. A proposed ordinance, being, Parkii Prohil AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT tions BEACH AMENDING SECTION 12.40. 050 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE TO PRO- HIBIT PARKING OF TRUCKS, RECREATIONAL VEHICLES AND TRAILERS ON CITY STREETS DURING CERTAIN HOURS, prohibiting vehicles exceeding 22 feet in length and boat trailers of any size from parking on City streets between 12:00 midnight and 8:00 a. m. A report rom the City Attorney was presented with a letter from David Field and Clayton Gorrie, Corona del Mar residents, enclosing a petition signed by thirty -seven Poppy Street residents requesting pro- hibition of parking commercial -sized vehicles on residential streets. Will Newman, 1900 Holiday Road, requested an exception for unloading vehicles. David Field, 703 Poppy Avenue, stated that their •lotion main concern was with commercial vehicles. x The proposed ordinance was continued to May 22, `Ayes xxxxxxx 1972. 4. Proposed Ordinance No. 1441, being, Canne: Villagi AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING SECTIONS 20. 30.030 AND 20.30. 040 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO THE ESTAB- LISHMENT OF A USE PERMIT REQUIREMENT FOR CERTAIN USES WITHIN THE M -1 DISTRICT A report was presented from the Community Develop- ment Department. Motion X Ordinance No. 1441 was introduced and set for public Ayes xx x x x x hearing on May 22, 1972. Noes x 5. A proposed ordinance, being, Cannel Village AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING SECTION 20. 08.191 AND ADDING SECTION 20.30. 080 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO Volume 26 - Page 106 ig )i - ry .y COUNCILMEN I '{�yN�9cc�N.�� ROLL CALL CITY OF NEWPORT REACH Mav 8. 1972 MINUTES NRI:IN= istrict lap 9 istrict :ap 11 PARKING REQUIREMENTS IN INDUSTRIAL • ZONING DISTRICTS, establishing parking requirements for Commercial and Industrial Zoning Districts, and providing for off - street storage or parking in a combined M -1 District. A report was presented from the Community Develop- ment Department. Motion x The proposed ordinance was tabled. Ayes xxxxxxx 6. Proposed Ordinance No. 1442, being, L Iv AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH REZONING PROPERTY AND AMENDING DISTRICT MAP NO. 9, Planning Commission Amendment No. 319, amending a portion of said map from a C -1 District to an R -2 District, Lots 18, 19, 20 and the northerly 12. 5 feet of Lot 21, Block 219; Lots 4 through 12 and Lots 18 through 27, Block 220; and Lots 4 through 8, Block • 221, Section A of Newport Beach Tract, located at 208 - 210 -212 20th Street; 209 through 225 20th Street; and 202 through 220 21st Street and 207 through 217 21st Street. A report was presented from the Community Develop- ment Department. Motion x Ordinance No. 1442 was introduced and set for public Ayes xxxxxxx hearing on May 22, 1972. 7. A proposed ordinance, being, D h AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH REZONING PROPERTY AND AMENDING DISTRICT MAP NO. 11, Planning Commission Amendment No. 317, amending a portion of said map from a C -1 District to an R -2 District, Lots 8, 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16, Block 12, East Side Addition to Balboa Tract, located at 806, 808, 810, 812 and 814 East Ocean Front, 815 East Balboa Boulevard and 107 "A" Street, betw®en.Main Street and "A" Street and between East Ocean Front • and East Balboa Boulevard. Volume 26 - Page 107 NRI:IN= istrict lap 9 istrict :ap 11 COUNCILMEN O ROLL CALL N 9 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH May 8, 1972 MINUTES INDEX etty ark A letter from General Crude Oil Company stating that they do not object to the subdivision or land use permi known as Newport Crest, but propose that the new residents of the condominium units be made aware that the oil production activities on the adjacent property will continue to the year 1994, was pre- sented. A letter from Grant Company of California dated May 2 further defining conditions of Use Permit 1585 relating to Superior Avenue widening, a connecting loop street and offsite drainage, was presented. The following letters were presented after the agenda was printed: Letter from F. F. McClatchie, lessee of property at 1519 Monrovia Avenue expressing no objection to the development if a temporary easement over his leased property is granted, and letter from Robert H. Grant Corporation stating that F. F. McClatchie has a five -year ground lease from Alexander Higuera. Mike Johnson, President of the West Newport Improvement Association, spoke in approval of the revised conditions and urged that a high priority be placed on the widening of Superior Avenue. Allan • Beek expressed approval of the Newport Crest development. Motion x Use Permit Application No. 1585 was approved, Ayes x x x x x x x subject to the conditions recommended by the Planning Commission, as revised, and incorporating by reference as Condition No. 28 the letter dated May 2, 1972 from Grant Company of California. 3. A report was presented from the Public Works TOPIC; Director regarding the TOPICS Program. Motion x The following resolutions were adopted: Ayes xxxxxxx Resolution No. 7689 expressing intention to R -7689 obligate 1971/72 and 1972/73 TOPICS apport- ionments. Resolution No. 7690 adding a program to the R -7690 Master Agreement No. 47 - Local Agency TOPICS Improvements. CURRENT BUSINESS: • 1. A report was presented from the City Manager regard West Ji ing the West Jetty View Park. View P Volume 26 - Page 109 etty ark COUNCILMEN IL1'on $ N9�s °�T ROLL CALL �. CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Mav 8. 1972 MINUTES M§T • A report was presented from the Community Develop- ment Department. v A letter from Marguerite Whitford protesting the proposed rezoning was presented. The following people spoke from the audience protest- ing the proposed rezoning: Tom Clark, Marguerite Whitford, Ida Gilmore and Sally Lyon. Motion x The proposed ordinance was tabled. Ayes xxxxxxx CONTINUED BUSINESS: 1. A report was presented from the Community Develop- Tract ment Director regarding the Tentative Map of Tract 7789 No. 7789, creating one lot with a gross area of 0. 398 acres for condominium development, Lots 7 and 9, portions of Lots 5, 11 and 13 of Block 231, Corona del Mar, located on the westerly side of Dahlia Avenue (vacated) northerly of Seaview Avenue, zoned R -3. Harvey Pease spoke from the audience and stated he was satisfied if the additional conditions recommended by staff were imposed. Motion x The Tentative Map of Tract 7789 was approved, Ayes xxxxxxx subject to the conditions recommended by the Planning Commission and subject to the additional three conditions recommended by staff regarding the private access ways. 2. A report was presented from the Community Develop- Use ment Director regarding Use Permit Application No. Permit 1585, requesting a residential development of 494 1585 attached single- family dwellings on 37.1 acres of (Newport land, portion of Lots 1 and 2, Tract 463 (Banning Crest) property- Newport Crest), located on the westerly side of Superior Avenue, north of Pacific Coast Highway and at the southerly end of Monrovia Avenue, zoned R -3 -B -2 and Unclassified. A letter from the West Newport Beach Improvement Association expressing concern regarding the traffic impact of the Versailles and Newport Crest develop- ments, especially as it relates to Superior Avenue which is a direct emergency route to Hoag Hospital, • was presented. Volume 26 - Page 108 COUNCILMEN InA o ZN 9cFN1< ROLL CALL r E I' L r 7 r E 4 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH MINUTES Mav R. 1 Q77 ' A letter from the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission recommending that the proposed West Jetty View Park Improvements be delayed until the 1972/73 fiscal year was presented with a letter from the Balboa Peninsula Point Association opposing proposed plans for the West Jetty View Park. Sally Lyon, President, and Judy Wilson, Vice President of the Balboa Peninsula Point Association, spoke from the audience and requested that subject project be deleted permanently from the Master Park Plan. The proposed plans for the improvement of the West Action x Jetty View Park were abandoned, and the staff was Lye xxxxxxx directed to investigate the possibility of purchasing bleachers and back stops for the Balboa Pier Park. 2. A report was presented from the City Manager Council regarding Council committees. Cmtes Resolution No. 7691, establishing functions and R -7691 lotion x duties for various standing and ad hoc City Council Lye xxxxxxx committees, as amended, was adopted. ' 3. A letter from Shelton Liss requesting to be heard Bus Lic regarding out -of -town business licenses was pre- sented. Shelton Liss spoke from the audience and protested the City's business license fee for out -of -town businesses. lotion x Subject letter was ordered filed. eyes xxxxxx 4b stain 4. A report was presented from the Public Works State Director regarding Arches interchange right -of -way R -O -W/ (State Parcel No. 26, Units 1 and 2, and No. 27 - Arches 7- Ora -55 -0. 3). lotion x The staff was authorized to apply to the State Lye xxxxxxx Division of Highways to lease subject property for park purposes, pursuant to Section 104. 15 of the Streets and Highways Code. 5. A report was presented from the Public Works Police Director regarding construction of temporary Police Facilities ' facilities, Contract No. 1421. Volume 26 - Page 110 COUNCILMEN yN v��NIC� ROLL CALL CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH May 8, 1972 MINUTES INDEX 4OAotion x The three bids received by the City Clerk on May 1, 1972 were rejected, the revised plans and specifica- `.yes x x x x x x x tions were approved, and the City Clerk was authorized to readvertise for bids to be opened at 10:00 a, m. on June 5, 1972. 6. A report was presented from the Community Develop- Newport ment Department regarding Plan Check No. 322 -72 of Center John Hooten, 320 West Coast Highway, Newport Bldg HgtE Beach, on height and configuration of building located on Parcel 4, Sector 200, 266 and 267 Anacapa Drive, total building height approximately forty feet. A letter from The Irvine Company regarding future plans for Sector 100, Newport Center, was presented. A letter from Tully Seymour stating he represents Mr. John Hooten in connection with subject building was received after the agenda was printed. Tully Seymour, attorney, stated he represented both applicants involved in Items 6 and 7 and requested that both items be considered at the same time; which was agreeable to the Council. • 7. A report was presented from the Community Develop- Newport ment Department regarding Plan Check No. 45014 of Center Edward Giddings and J. McNoughton, 2865 East Bldg HgtE Coast Highway, Corona del Mar, on height and con- figuration of building located on Parcel 6, Sector 200, 250 Newport Center Drive, total building height approximately forty -four feet. Attorney Seymour presented for the record the following documents: Ground Leases between The Irvine Company, John P. Hooten and John C. McNaughton, statements of expenditures to date for both projects, and site photographs. John Hooten and Edward Giddings, co -owner with John McNaughton, spoke from the audience. Walter Ebert and Bob Orman, Broadmoor residents, expressed opposition to both projects. Sheldon Liss spoke in favor of the buildings as planned for the 200 block. Allan Beek suggested that a decision should be held up until the landowner resolved the problem with the homeowners. Motion x Plan Check No. 322 -72 was approved and the issuance x x x x x of a Building Permit was authorized. �es es x x Volume 26 - Page 111 COUNCILMEN �fi. �� -P C) O O yy� �FAoo �, ROLL CALL T CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH May 8, 1972 MINUTES INDEX otion x Plan Check No. 45014 was approved and the issuance yes K x x x x of a Building Permit was authorized. __Does 8. A report was presented from the Community Develop- Tract ment Department regarding request for a one year 7167 extension to previously approved Tentative Map of Tract 7167, covering a portion of Block 51, Irvine's Subdivision, located at the northwest corner of Eastbluff Drive and Vista del Oro, zoned R -3 -B. Motion x The Tentative Map of Tract 7167 was extended for Ayes xxxxxxx one year. 9. A report was presented from the Community Develop- Tract ment Department regarding the Tentative Map of 7817 Tract 7817 (Newport Crest) requesting the sub- (Newp division of 37. 3 acres into two lots for development Crest as condominiums; portion of Lots 1 and 2, Tract 463 (Banning Property- Newport Crest), located on the westerly side of Superior Avenue, north of Pacific Coast Highway and at the southerly end of Monrovia Avenue; zoned R -3 -B -2 and Unclassified. otion x The Tentative Map of Tract 7817 was approved, yes xxxxxxx subject to the conditions recommended by the Planning Commission. 10. A report was presented from the Planning Commission Gener regarding the Interim Park Plan. Plan Consideration of the Interim Parks and Recreation Motion x Plan as an element of the Newport Beach General Ayes xxxxxxx Plan was set for public hearing on May 22, 1972. 11. A report was presented from the City Manager Counc regarding proposed policy statements governing Polici City Council procedures. Motion x The following Council Policy Statements were adopted: Ayes Cxxxxxx A -9, City Council Committees G -3, City Council Instructions to Staff, as amended K -3, Environmental Action Reports to the City Council • Volume 26 - Page 112 ort al Parks it es COUNCILMEN �r APO �a ROLL CALL s R CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Mav 8. 1972 MINUTES u.u1ya 12.. A letter was presented from the Newport Beach City City Arts Arts Committee requesting to use a canvas banner Festival _ across Newport Boulevard near City Hall in connect- ion with the Annual Arts Festival to be held May 21. Motion x Subject request was approved. Ayes xxxxx Noes x Motion x 13. The City Attorney was directed to prepare an Cannery Ayes x x x x x x x ordinance extending the ninety -day use permit Village requirement in the M -1 District, as established by emergency Ordinance No. 1430, for a period of one year; and a public hearing was set for May 22, 1972. CONSENT CALENDAR: Motion x The following items were approved by one motion affirm - Ayes x x x x x x x ing the actions on the Consent Calendar after the items removed were considered: 1. The following Advisory Communications were ordered filed: Letter from Hazard Adams protesting the Police Police helicopter operation. Helicopter Letter from Lindsley Parsons enclosing clipping Dogs from Honolulu Advertiser and letter from Winton Ashton enclosing clipping from Los Angeles Times regarding dogs. Notice from Greyhound Lines - West regarding rate increase granted by Public Utilities Commission. Notice from Local Agency Formation Commission regarding hearing on May 10 in connection with pro- posed annexation to Costa Mesa Sanitary District designated Engineer's No. 141, located. southerly of Adams Avenue and westerly of Mesa Verde Drive East. Notice from Local Agency Formation Commission regarding hearing on May 10 in connection with pro- posed annexation to Costa Mesa Sanitary District designated Engineer's No. 142, located northerly of Baker Street between Harbor Boulevard and College Avenue. Notice from Orange County League of California Cities . regarding meeting of Cities Selection Committee and enclosing copy of a letter received from President Nixon regarding the plaques presented by the cities. Volume 26 - Page 113 ROLL CALL 1] • is COUNCILMEN CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH May 8, 1 Invitation from the Girls Club to attend their Open House May 14 through May 21. MINUTES Copy of letter to Community Development Director from State Department of Finance advising that they had certified to the Controller that the estimated population of the City of Newport Beach on February 1, 1972 was 54, 200. Letter from State Controller Houston Flournoy explaining change in procedures for apportioning gasoline tax revenues to local governments. Order Instituting Investigation of the Public Utilities Commission regarding adoption of statewide plan and schedule for the undergrounding of all electric and communication distribution systems in proximity to state scenic highway. Order Instituting Investigation of Public Utilities Commission into the planning, construction, opera- tions, practices, aesthetics and economics of overhead and underground transmission facilities of all electric public utilities in the State. Agenda of the Board of Supervisors meetings held April 25, 26, May 2 and 3, 1972. Letter from Lorne Huycke opposing the proposed traffic signal installation at the intersection of Bayside Drive and Jamboree Road and the bridge approach to Balboa Island. Letter from Adrian Kuyper regarding his recommends. tion to Board of Supervisors to proceed with filing prescriptive rights lawsuit regarding public access to Upper Newport Bay. Letter from John W. Dregge, CAB, informing they will notify us if Air West reapplies for CAB approval for service out of Orange County Airport. 2. The following communications were referred as indicated: Referred to staff for inclusion in study, letter from J. D. Calvert regarding bicycle trails. Referred to staff for reply, letter from Ellen G. Borchsenius regarding uncovered garbage cans on Balboa Island. Volume 26 - Page 114 INOEX Census Gas Tax Revenue Under - grounding Utilities Under - grounding Utilities Traffic Signals .Upper Newport Bay Or Co Airport Bicycle Trails Trash Cans COUNCILMEN CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH C' 0 . ZyiP 9 C�� oG`'^9` ROLL CALL --may 8 • •l 1972 MINUTES Referred to Pending Legislation Committee for recommendation to Council, letter from Orange County Criminal Justice Council enclosing copy of Orange County study of bicycle losses with suggested alternatives to SB 147 regarding requirements and methods of licensing, and asking Council's support. Referred to Pending Legislation Committee for recommendation to Council, resolution of the City of Irwindale opposing attempt to alter the method of levying, collecting and distributing the Uniform Sales and Use Tax under the Bradley -Burns Uniform Local Sales and Use Tax Law. INDI 1 Bicycle Study Sales Tax Referred to staff for implementation and reply, letter B. I. from Balboa Island Improvement Association thanking Clean -Up Council for its time and interest in the Grand Canal situation, and asking for approval of an Island Clean - Up Program on June 3rd and 4th. 3. The following resolutions were adopted: Resolution No. 7692 authorizing execution of a grant of easement to Southern California Edison Company in connection with undergrounding the electrical service facilities at the Big Canyon Reservoir site. (A report from the Public Works Director was presented.) Under - grounding Utilities R -7692 Resolution No. 7693 opposing the passage of SB 938 Speed and Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 33, introduced Limits by Senator Lawrence Walsh, pertaining to minimum R -7693 speed law. (A report from the Police Chief was presented.) 4. The following claims for damages were denied and Claims the City Clerk's referral of the claims to the insur- ance carrier was confirmed: Claim of Virginia Guerrero for personal injuries iGuerrero sustained on January 2, 1972, allegedly resulting from a fall caused by a crack in the sidewalk on the ocean side of Balboa Pier Park. Claim of Talbott E. Thomas, Jr. for personal injury I Thomas and property damage resulting from an accident on January 26, 1972 when he allegedly struck an open drainage grate at Dover and Cliff Drive. Claim of Stanley Bassin for damage to his automobile Bassin while it was parked in front of his home during the Volume 26 - Page 115 COUNCILMEN s`v ��' ROLL CALL CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH May 8, 1972 MINUTES INDEX essley OIbE act 23 uffalo ].Is Park ase II weekend of March 24 -26, 1972, claiming damage was probably done by a City trash truck. Summons and Complaint for False Arrest, False Gr Imprisonment and Malicious Prosecution of Dell Gressley, Superior Court Case No. 180872. 5. The following requests to fill personnel vacancies were approved: (A report from the City Manager was presented.) One Survey Rodman and Chainman to fill a position to be vacant. Two Police Clerks to fill positions now vacant. One Laborer to fill a position now vacant. One Maintenance Man I to fill a position now vacant. 6. The following staff report was received and ordered filed: Report from the Assistant City Manager to the City N Manager regarding the Second National Symposium on Jet Noise held in Georgia on April 20 -22. • 7. The public improvements were accepted in conjunction Tr with the development of Tract No. 7223 (Big Canyon 72 Planned Community), the City Clerk was authorized to release Letters of Credit Nos. 44941 and 44944, as surety for Faithful Performance, and the City Clerk was authorized to release Letters of Credit Nos. 44942 and 44943, as surety for Labor and Materials, in six months provided no claims have been filed. (A report from the Public Works Director was pre- sented.) 8. The work was accepted for the construction of Buffalo B Hills Park, Phase II, Contract No. 1339, and the City Hi Clerk was authorized to file a Notice of Completion P h and to release the bonds thirty -five days after Notice of Completion has been filed. (A report from the Public Works Director was presented.) 9. The following Budget Amendments were approved: (A report from the City Manager was presented.) BA -61, $9, 013. 20 transfer of Budget Appropriations for Scholastic Achievement Pay from Unappropriated Contingency Reserve to various departments - Salaries- Education, General Fund. Volume 26 - Page 116 INDEX essley OIbE act 23 uffalo ].Is Park ase II ROLL CAL • E COUNCILMEN CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH May 8, 1972 MINUTES BA -62, $497. 70 transfer of Budget Appropriations for Scholastic Achievement Pay from General Fund to PB &R- Parks, Parkways, etc., Salaries- Education, Park & Recreation Fund. BA -63, $6. 30 transfer of Budget Appropriations for Scholastic Achievement Pay from General Fund to Libraries, Salaries- Education, Library Fund. BA -64, $449.40 increase in Budget Appropriations and decrease in Unappropriated Surplus for Scholastic Achievement Pay from Unappropriated Surplus to Water, Salaries- Education, Water Fund. BA -65, $300 transfer of Budget Appropriations for purchase prize for 4th Annual Newport Beach City Arts Festival (approved by Council 4- 24 -72) from Unappropriated Contingency Reserve to Non- depart- mental, Special Departmental, General Fund. BA -66, $2, 520 increase in Budget Appropriations and Revenue Estimates for Public Employment Program (PEP) salaries and revenue from PEP Allocation to PB &R- Parks, Parkways, etc., Salaries P. E. P., Park & Recreation Fund. BA -67, $37, 700 increase in Budget Appropriations and Revenue Estimates for Public Employment Pro- gram (PEP) Salaries and Revenue from PEP Allocation Salaries -PEP (Finance) and Salaries - PEP (Community Development), General Fund. BA -68, $1, 955 increase in Budget Appropriations and Revenue Estimates for Public Employment Program (PEP) salaries and revenue from PEP Allocation to Salaries -PEP, Library Fund. BA -69, $1, 711. 71 increase in Budget Appropriations and Revenue Estimates for reimbursement by TOPICS for Youth Employment Program Funds expended for area -wide TOPICS plan and study from Unappropriated Contingency Reserve to Traffic and Parking, Seasonal and Part -Time, General Fund. BA -70, $69, 726 transfer of Budget Appropriations from Unappropriated. Contingency Reserve to Elections, Nondepartmental and Police- Equipment, N. O. C., General Fund. Volume 26 - Page 117 INDEX COUNCILMEN _ ROLL CALL Mo Ayf • Mo Ay: Mo Ay: Mo Ayi Mo Ayi Ab: • CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH MINUTES Mav 8. 1972 INDEX bor mit sel enbelt i •a.r y ed perty 10 fort 694 BA -71, $64, 047.94 increase in Budget Appropriations for return to Unappropriated Contingency Reserve balances remaining on Stone & Youngberg and Welton - Becket & Associates purchase orders issued for Civic Center development; $10, 000 from Stone & Youngberg and $54, 047. 94 from Welton & Becket, Prior Years Encumbrance Control to General Fund. BA -72, $350 transfer of Budget Appropriations for purchase of an ammunition reloader from Police - Helicopter Maintenance to Police- Equipment, N.O.C., General Fund. ITEMS REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR: 1. A report was presented from the Marine Safety Har Department regarding Harbor Permit Application Per No. 112 -405 of Mr. P. A. Cassel to revise the Cas existing Harbor Permit by the addition of a 45 -foot slip to the existing slip bayward of 405 East Edge- water. :ion x Harbor Permit Application No. 112 -405 was referred :s x x x x x x x to the Joint Harbor Committee. 2. A letter from the League of Women Voters regarding Gre inclusion of the City dump site in the Santa Ana River/ Pla3 :ion x Santiago Creek Greenbelt Plan was referred to the :s x x x x x x x Greenbelt Plan Committee for study and recommends - tion back to Council. 3. A resolution of the Board of Library Trustees Lib: resolving that active planning for a central library, rather than construction of additional branches, would provide the City with the most optimum and ;ion x economic library service, was diaried to May 22, :s xxxxxxx 1972. 4. A report from the City Manager regarding offer to City purchase two City -owned lots between 18th and 19th Owr ;ion x Streets on Newport Bay was referred to the Parks, Pro :s x x x x x x x Beaches and Recreation Commission. ADDITIONAL BUSINESS: 1. Resolution No. 7694, urging the Board of Supervisors Or :ion x of the County of Orange to require indemnification Air' .s x x x x x x from the federal and state governments and all R -7 ;tain x_ operators of jet - powered aircraft, was adopted. Volume 26 - Page 118 bor mit sel enbelt i •a.r y ed perty 10 fort 694 COUNCILMEN ROLL CALL • Mot'. Aye Mot. Aye Mot Aye • Mot Aye Mol *E CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH MINUTES Mav 8. 1972 INDEX 2. Resolution No. 7695, urging the passage of AB 1322 Pacific introduced by Assemblyman Robert E. Badham call- Coast .on x ing for the deletion of the Pacific Coast Freeway Freeway xxxxxx through the City of Newport Beach, was adopted. R -7695 3. Resolution No. 7696, opposing the passage of SB 859 Pacific ion x introduced by Senator William Coombs regarding Coast T'ec v s xxxxxxx freeway locations and agreements, was adopted. R -7516 4. Resolution No. 7697, establishing a Citizens' Advisory Greenbelt ion x Committee for the Santa Ana River - Santiago Creek Plan E; xxxxxxx Greenbelt Plan, was adopted. R -7697 5. Mrs. John Graham, 2245 Irvine Avenue, and Gloria Irvine Ave Starnes, 2224 Heather Lane, spoke from the audience Traffic and urged the City to take corrective measures on the Irvine Avenue "S" curve. Allan Beek suggested that speed control bumps might help the situation. It was the concensus of the Council that the staff would study the matter and implement corrective measures. 6. Carl Kymla recommended that no building permits Newport be issued in Block 100, Newport Center, until a Center site plan could mutually be agreed upon between Bldg Hgts The Irvine Company and the involved homeowners. Robert Shelton, governmental relations consultant, representing The Irvine Company, spoke from the audience and suggested that The Irvine Company be urged to develop its concept for Block 100 and to review proposed building plans immediately with the Council if an agreement is not reached with the homeowners. ion x The following Council Policy Statement was adopted: s xxxxxxx "The Irvine Company is urged and requested to move with maximum haste to develop a concept for Block 100, Newport Center, and to meet with the homeowners in the area to arrive at a mutual agreement. If an agreement cannot be reached, The Irvine Company is to promptly come to the Council with any proposed building permits for Block 100 before applying to the Community Development Department. :ion x The Community Development Director was instructed :s xxxxxxx to advise by letter all the property owners and lessees in the area of Block 200, Newport Center, Volume 26 - Page 119 COUNCILMEN y3 cxo �a� ROLL CALL T Motion Ayes • i CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH MINUTES May 8, 1972 INDEX Lido Isle Tennis Courts that the Building Department will not accept any appli- cations for building permits until the proposed applications are reviewed by the City Council. 7. Thomas Malcolm, President of the Lido Isle Community Association, requested the Council to lift the moratorium on the proposed installation of lights on the Lido Isle Community Association's tennis courts. Judy Franco spoke from the audience in favor of lighting the tennis courts. The direction to staff to withhold the issuance of an electrical permit to the Lido Isle Community Assoc - x iation until after completion of the study was x x x x x x x rescinded. Mayor McInnis adjourned the meeting at 12:15 a. m. May 9, 1972. Mayor ATTEST: e gr,® City lerk e Volume 26 - Page 120 INDEX Lido Isle Tennis Courts