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HomeMy WebLinkAbout07/22/1957 - Regular MeetingJuly 22, 1957 Regular session. The City Council of the City of Newport Beach met in regular session in the Council Chambers of the City Hall at the hour of 7:30 P.M. Roll call. The roll was called, the following members being present: Councilmen Hart, Wilder, Stoddard, Ridderhof and Hill;•Councilmen MacKay and Higbie being absent. A roval of minutes On motion of Councilman Ridderhof, seconded by Councilman Hart and 03/.� carried, the reading of the minutes of July 8, 1957, was waived and they were approved as written and ordered filed. Public hearing re The City Clerk read a report on "Weed Abatement" from Mr. L. W. Covert, WeeTaatement: Street Superintendent, which had been received in accordance with Resolutions R-4677 a o to con- numbered 4608 and 4632, and in accordance with Section 7423 of the Municipal Term ng itemized Code. Mayor Hill declared the meeting open for a public hearing for any re ort o L. objections from property owners who may be assessed for the work of abatement avert. of weeds. No protests were made and, on motion of Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman Ridderhof and carried, the hearing was closed. On motion of Councilman Ridderhof, seconded by Councilman Stoddard and carried, Resolution No. 4677, confirming the itemized report of Mr. L. W. Covert, was adopted by the following roll call vote, to wit: AYES, COUNCILMEN: Hart, Wilder, Stoddard, Ridderhof, Hill NOES, COUNCILMEN: None ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: MacKay, Higbie Public hearing re Mayor Hill opened the meeting for a public hearing in connection with ication o on an appeal from the decision of the Planning; Commission regarding the Application Diccerman or Use of Don Dickerman for Use Permit No. 323, by which decision Mr. Dickerman Permit No. was denied permission to sell alcoholic beverages in conjunction with a restaurant at 4323 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach, being a portion of Section 28, T6S, R10W, S.B.B.M. The Clerk stated that notice of hearing had been duly published and posted. The Clerk read a report from the Planning Commission, summarized as: follows: That the proposed use of the property would be only eight feet away from the nearest residence; that there is a proposed playground to be constructed within the near future and said operation would be detrimental to the welfare of the children; that the proposed use would create noise which would adversely affect the neighbors in the immediate vicinity; and the use would be detrimental and injurious to property and improvements in the neighborhood and to the general welfare of the City. The Clerk read a letter from Mr. J. M. Robinson, 2 Balboa Coves, rescinding his former acquiescence to the proposed cocktail bar of Mr. Dickerman and disapproving of said operation at this time. Mr. Baird B. Coffin, Attorney, representing the applicant, spoke from the audience. Mr. Coffin stated that the main objection to the sale of alcoholic beverages at said location seemed to be its proximity to .a residential area. He presented a photostatic copy of a lease entered into by and between the Balboa Coves Community Association and Mr. R. L. Howard, wherein said Association agreed that Mr. Howard, at a location almost adjacent to the Dickerman location, might "if he elects, maintain a service bar on his premises for those who ° wish alcoholic beverages with their meals." Mr. R. L. Dahlgren, President of the Balboa Coves Association, spoke from the audience opposing the granting of the Use Permit and stating that the proximity of the proposed operation to the residences, was objectionable. He further stated that the Association had no control over the operation of Mr. Howard, therefore the Association had agreed to the inclusion of the quoted phrase in the subject lease. It was brought out that if Mr. Dickerman were denied a Use Permit and Mr. Howard, at a neighboring location, is allowed to sell alcoholic beverages, such action might be considered discriminatory against an individual. Since the admission of the lease into the record was new evidence which had not been presented to the Planning,Commission, on motion of Councilman Hart, seconded by Councilman Ridderhof and carried, the hearing was closed and the matter was referred to the Planning Commission for rehearing and consideration of the new evidence. COMMUNICATIONS R -4678 adopted, The Clerk read a letter from Mr. J. Leslie Steffensen, General receiving Chairman of the Citizens' Advisory Committee on Capital Improvements, Report zi ens° transmitting recommendations and Final Report of said Committee. The �Cit Advisor y Committee Clerk read Resolution No. 4678, being a resolution receiving with sincere on Capita Imp- appreciation the Final Report of said Committee, and commending said ments. Committee for its valuable service in.planning and evaluating needs of the City, and for creating and stimulating interest in the City's future development. On motion of Councilman Hart, seconded by Councilman Ridderhof and carried, Resolution No. 4678 was adopted by the following roll call vote, to wit: AYES, COUNCILMEN: Hart, Wilder, Stoddard, Ridderhof, Hill NOES, COUNCILMEN: None ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: MacKay, Higbie Letter from Mr. on motion of Councilman Wilder, seconded by Councilman Hart and Ste ensen or Bred carried, the letter from Mr. Steffensen was ordered filed with appreciation YiTedwitfi and gratitude for excellent services rendered as Chairman of the Citizens' appreci t on. Advisory Committee on Capital Improvements. Letter from C. S. A letter was presented from Mr. Cecil S. Blinn, 2508 Ocean Boulevard, Blinn opposing Corona del Mar, opposing the construction of a large multiple housing unit construction of at 2519 Ocean Boulevard. On motion of Councilman Stoddard, seconded by mu tip a housing Councilman Wilder and carried, said letter was referred to the Planning unit CDM. Commission for consideration at its meeting to be held on July 25, 1957. 1 1 u 1. MM On motion of Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman Ridderhof Is water quality and carried, a letter was ordered filed from the State of California, objectives Regional Water Pollution Control Board No. B, transmitting a copy of a Santa na :liver at resolution adopted by the Santa Ana Regional Water Pollution Control ra o. - -- - - -, Board on May 24, 1957, prescribing water quality objectives for the surface flow of the Santa Ana River at Prado. A letter from Mr. Sheldon F. Craddock and a telegram from Mr. Wesley C. Holler, opposing the rezoning of Corona del Mar from R -1 R -2, as proposed in the Master Plan, were presented. On motion of Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman Wilder and carried, the communications were referred to the Planning Commission for their information and it was directed that the Planning Commission notify the correspondents and the citizens of Newport Beach, that there is an error in the Plan and it is not proposed to rezone Corona del Mar, in general, R -2. On motion of Councilman Hart, seconded by Councilman Ridderhof and carried, a letter was ordered filed from Mr. Thomas C. Crosson, 120 Grand Canal, Little Island, opposing the proposed plan to fill in the Grand Canal. Letters opposing to rezoning of Corona del Mar. Letter of protest r` e filling - �i.n� Grand Cana A letter was presented from So K. Yee, 111 Main Street, Balboa, Letter from So K. stating that he is the owner of Lots 369, 370 and 371, Tract No. 1712, fee re removal of located on West 19th Street immediately west of Whittier Street, fence erected y Costa Mesa, and that he has been denied ingress and egress to said g e- C-!g Cxty lots by a fence erected by the City directly in front of his �sd o sa area. property; requesting removal of said fence. A memorandum from the Planning Assistant states that the lots front on City -owned property and that the street, used for ingress and egress to the City dis- posal area, has never been dedicated. The City Manager stated that a similar request had been made in the past, which was denied, and he believed that the circumstances have not changed sufficiently to necessitate complying with the request at this time to clear the way for construction on property outside the City limits. On motion of Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman Ridderhof and carried, said request was denied. The following communications were presented, opposing the "No Ccmmunications and Parking" signs which were installed on Newport Boulevard between Kscuss_'on re 'ritio 30th Strc =t and McFadden Place: Letter from Mr. Robert S. Jacobs, Par Lng s��ns on letter from Mr. Howard L. Fisher of Fisher & Co., letters from 1Vewporg Bou Rr Mrs. Edward Wedekind, letter from Mr. Robert Roubian to the City between 30th St. Manager, and a petition bearing sixty-one signatures. The City and McFadden P-?ace- Manager stated that an additional communication from Mr. D. L. shops at reasonably early Reinert was received by him in regard to this matter. A discussion Easter Week, and that they was had. Mr. Harry Kingston spoke from the audience and stated during that he was opposed to the recommendation of the Citizens' Advisory measure will Committee that curb parking on Newport Boulevard, between 30th Street Easter and McFadden Place, be eliminated. Captain Harry Lace of the Newport Beach Police Department explained the traffic plan which had been instituted by the Traffic Committee and which had been installed as an experiment for the last two week ends. He stated that the plan had not worked out in its entirety but that egress from the Peninsula had been alleviated to a great extent. He was of the opinion that if people would abide by the 11No Parking" regulations instead of preferring to pay the fines, ingress would also be alleviated. Mr. Robert Jacobs spoke from the audience opposing the traffic plan, stating that the bottleneck had just been moved from one location to another. On motion of Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman Wilder and carried, the petition and letters were ordered referred to the City Manager. The Clerk presented a letter signed by twelve persons living in Re parking on the 300 block on Poppy Avenue, requesting that the present system of Poppy Avenue, prohibiting parking on the west side of Poppy Avenue on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, be continued but that it be not enforced on the other days of the week. During the discussion which ensued, the City Attorney stated that the City was on notice that a hazardous condition exists and that the City Council should take action in accordance with the recommendations of the Traffic Committee, to prohibit parking on one side of Poppy Avenue so that an emergency vehicle could get through. Mrs. Orpha Hogan spoke from the audience and stated that during the recent water shortage, emergency vehicles were able to get through on Poppy Avenue even though the curbs were not painted red. On motion of Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman Ridderhof and carried, the communication was ordered filed and the City Manager was directed to verify the measurements of fire engines and other emergency vehicles and the measurement of Poppy Avenue, and to report back to the Council at the next regular meeting. The City Manager was further instructed to make a survey of the entire City as to the width of streets and to report on this matter at a later date. The Clerk read a letter from Mrs. V. M. Power, 607 Iris Avenue, Corona del Mar, opposing the elimination of 100 free parking places for local residents. On motion of Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman Wilder and carried, the City Manager was instructed to answer Mrs. Power's letter and inform her of the status of the pro- posed changes at the Corona del Mar State Beach. Letter of protest re parkiLig at Corona a del Mar Sate x3eac . The Clerk presented a letter from the Balboa Island Business Re businesses on Association, bearing the signatures of nine owners of businesses on galboa Is an the Island, stating that said businessmen have agreed to close their closin ss�oAs shops at reasonably early hours during Easter Week, and that they earl during believe that the proposed measure will assist the Police Department Easter Week. in controlling and preventing a repetition of the conditions which existed during Easter Week, 1957. Councilman Ridderhof commented that said Association should be highly commended for its endeavor to improve conditions. On motion of Councilman Wilder, seconded by Councilman Ridderhof and carried, said letter was ordered filed. Alcoholic Beverage On motion of Councilman Wilder, seconded by Councilman Hart and immense - Lido Park carried, a copy of an Application for the Alcoholic Beverage License, Ca e. on -sale beer, Grace E. Morgan, Lido Park Cafe, 2801 - 31st Street, Newport Beach, was ordered filed. . Communications and A memorandum was presented from the Planning Commission transmitting iscussions re a letter and a petition, signed by forty -four persons, which had been o)enin and extend- presented to the Commission opposing a proposed recommendation for the iM of Larkspur opening and extending of Larkspur Avenue, Corona del Mar, to Bayside venue Corona del Drive. The Planning Commission noted that Larkspur Avenue is a r, to Bayside dedicated street extending to Bayside Drive and the opening of the Drive. unimproved section would be under the Council's jurisdiction. Since this matter is to be discussed at a later time when the recommendations of the Citizens' Advisory Committee are to be reviewed, on motion of Councilman Wilder, seconded by Councilman Stoddard and carried, said communications were ordered filed. Mr. G. Donald Rowe spoke from the audience,opposing the opening of Larkspur Avenue. It was suggested by members of the Council to the audience that if the property owners in the area involved are interested in having a portion of Larkspur Avenue vacated, said portion thereby reverting to the adjacent property owners, they should so inform the Council. Letter from Parks The Clerk presented a letter from Mr. Tom Norton, Chairman of the Beac es anU Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission, recommending that the Council Recreation—Commission oCommission adopt a policy pertaining to street parkways which would prohibit the re parkways. filling in of parkways with brick, concrete or other solid materials. On motion of Councilman Hart, seconded by Councilman Wilder and carried, said letter was ordered filed and the matter taken under advisement ' until a joint meeting is held with the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission, during which this matter may be discussed. Re election of Parks A letter was presented from the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Beaches and Recreation Commission stating that on July 16, 1957, Mr. Tom Norton was elected Commission officers. Chairman of the Commission and Mrs. Frank Kargl was elected Vice- Chairman: On motion:.of Councilman Wilder, seconded by Councilman Hart and carried, said letter was ordered filed. Re election of A letter was presented from the Planning Commission stating that Planning Commission on July 18, 1957, Mr. Walter Longmoor was elected Chairman of said o ice�f rs. - -- Commission, Mr. George Lind was elected Vice- Chairman, and Mr. Ray Copelin. was elected Secretary. On motion of Councilman.Hart; seconded by Councilman Wilder and carried, said letter was ordered filed. Re Tract No. 3283. A letter was presented from the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission submitting copies of the recommendations made to the Planning Commission for Tentative Map of Tract No. 3283, Bayside Drive adjacent to Linda Isle. On motion of Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman Ridderhof and carried, said letter was ordered filed. Recess. Mayor Hill declared a five minute recess at this time. Le Ca tain Lace The City Manager announced that Captain Harry Lace of the Newport atte in" F.B.I. Beach Police Department has been invited, and has accepted, the invitation ca emy. of Mr. J. Edgar Hoover, Director of the F.B.I., to attend the 60th Session of the F.B.I. National Academy in Washington, D.C., commencing August 19, ' 1957. The Academy offers training to outstanding police executives. Mayor Hill, on behalf of the Council, congratulated Captain Lace upon the honor bestowed upon him. LICENSES Beach Amusement Co. The Clerk presented the Application for License of Mr. Clyde Denlinger, or skill games. Beach Amusement Co., 1577 Miramar Drive, signed by Charles R. Eymann, for skill games at the following locations: 1 shuffle alley - Norm's Cafe, 611 - 31st Street, Newport Beach 1 pool table and - Snug Harbor Cafe, 30th Street and Lafayette, 1 shuffle alley Newport Beach 2 pool tables and - Stag Cafe, 211 McFadden Place, Newport Beach 2 shuffle alleys 1 shuffle alley - Dinnerhorn, 2332 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach 1 shuffle alley - Villa Marina, 1045 Bayside.Drive, Newport Beach 1 Quizzer and -- Rossi's Cafe, 2325 East Coast Highway, Corona; 1 shuffle alley del.Mar. Application approved. On motion of Councilman Wilder, seconded by Councilman Ridderhof and carried, said Application was approved. a The Clerk presented the Application for License of Star - Makers, A lication for Inc., signed by Ellis F. Blackburn, 1439 South Sycamore, Santa Ana, License of tar - California, to produce dances and concerts as often as possible at Iva ers Inc. re fn- c the Rendezvous Ballroom; for promoting, educating and developing dzvou� Ball- amateur talent in the field of entertainment including T.V. On room. motion of Councilman Ridderhof, seconded by Councilman Hart and ' carried, said Application was approved subject to similar conditions set forth by the Council in the previous application for the operation of the Rendezvous Ballroom which was granted on April 8, 1957. It was stated that Mr. Blackburn had signed an agreement to this effect. Mr. Blackburn spoke from the audience stating that he proposed to operate the Rendezvous Ballroom on a standard that would meet with the highest approval of the Council. On motion of Councilman Wilder, seconded by Councilman Stoddard License: Star - and carried, the Application for License of Star - Makers, Inc., to tiers unc, food operate a food and soft drinks concession at the Rendezvous Ballroom, aids t drinks at - -.- was approved. Rendezvous. The Clerk presented a letter from Mr, J. B. Webb, Public Works Approval of plans Director, submitting plans and specifications for the installation and ec ficatlons of a submarine water line from Balboa Coves to Newport Island, or installation stating that the necessary pipe is on hand, and recommending that o su marine water said plans and specifications be approved and that the City Clerk lane from Ba oa .. be authorized to advertise for bids to be received on August 26, Coves to Newport 1957. On motion of Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman S1 , Wilder and carried, said recommendations were accepted and authorized. ADDITIONAL BUSINESS Extension of time Councilman Stoddard submitted his resignation as the Alternate Re a ooint�ments_ of to the Mayor on the Boards of Districts 5, 6 and 7 of the County - a. 3unc men Sanitation Districts of Orange County. .Councilman Ridderhof sub 9odd -Wrd and mitted his resignation as a member of the Board of District 5, County l0 dde7r�� on Sanitation District of Orange County. On motion of Councilmani Hart, Boas r�ds ox _Count- seconded by Councilman Wilder and carried,:said resignations were Sanitation Dis- accepted and Councilman Stoddard was appointed as a member of the tr cts. was granted. , Board of District 5, County Sanitation District of Orange County, The Clerk presented Resolution No. 4679, authorizing the by R -4679 adopted, re and Councilman Ridderhof was appointed Alternate to the Mayor on execution the Mayor and City Clerk of an Agreement with the County agreement with the Boards of Districts 5, 6 and 7 of the County Sanitation Districts. of Orange for the construction of Bayside Drive, including signal County of Orange The City Clerk was instructed to inform Ora Mae Merritt, Secretary installation at the intersection of Coast Highway. On motion of for construction of the Orange County Sanitation District, of the appointments. Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman Wilder and carried, ' The Clerk presented a letter from Mr. J. B. Webb, Public Works Director, Acceptance of im- recommending the acceptance of improvements made in accord- rovements in ante with an agreement with the Landmark Development Company, Inc., Tract No, Jubs. in Tract No. 3068, and the releasing of the surety bond guaranteeing NOES, COUNCILMEN: None said improvements. On motion of Councilman Wilder, seconded by ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: MacKay, Higbie Councilman Hart and carried, said recommendation was approved and A report was presented from Mr. Joseph Kellogg Rice, Civil Re report on the surety bond was ordered released. Engineer, dated July 11, 1957, entitled "Report on Sewage Pumping The Clerk presented a letter from Mr, J. B. Webb, Public Works Approval of plans Director, submitting plans and specifications for the installation and ec ficatlons of a submarine water line from Balboa Coves to Newport Island, or installation stating that the necessary pipe is on hand, and recommending that o su marine water said plans and specifications be approved and that the City Clerk lane from Ba oa .. be authorized to advertise for bids to be received on August 26, Coves to Newport 1957. On motion of Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman S1 , Wilder and carried, said recommendations were accepted and authorized. The request of Mr. Wm. P. Boland, Jr., of Shellmaker, Inc., for Extension of time an extension of time of two weeks for the installation of the sub- granted S e ma er marine pipeline from 1°N" Street to Corona del Mar, was presented. re installation of Mr. Boland °s letter states that his company had been unable to page ne tom N' obtain a suitable derrick for the handling of the work. The Public Street to Corona Works Director stated that he was unable to see that the City was del Mar. damaged.in any way by this delay. On motion of Councilman Ridderhof, seconded by Councilman Wilder and carried, the request of Mr. Boland was granted. , ' The Clerk presented Resolution No. 4679, authorizing the by R -4679 adopted, re execution the Mayor and City Clerk of an Agreement with the County agreement with of Orange for the construction of Bayside Drive, including signal County of Orange installation at the intersection of Coast Highway. On motion of for construction Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman Wilder and carried, o -& sb e Drive, Resolution No. 4679 was adopted by the following roll call vote, to wit: AYES, COUNCILMEN: Hart, Wilder, Stoddard, Ridderhof,Hill NOES, COUNCILMEN: None ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: MacKay, Higbie A report was presented from Mr. Joseph Kellogg Rice, Civil Re report on Engineer, dated July 11, 1957, entitled "Report on Sewage Pumping sewage n Plants of the City of Newport Beach, California, Includinf Recommend- ants o t e City ations for Improvements and Estimated Construction Costs. ° The Public Works Director stated that the comprehensive report included costs higher than were anticipated.and that the two most critical proposed improvements on Lido Island and on Balboa Island were the most expensive, being in the respective amounts.of $30,451 and $29,859. The Public Works Director and Councilman Stoddard, having thoroughly examined the report, were in accord with the basic ideas. On motion of Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman Wilder and carried, the report was received and referred to the City Manager, who was directed to make recommendations for the possible methods of financing construction of the improvements and to submit a timetable therefor. ' Resolution No. 4680, being a resolution approving a map showing R -4680 adopted, a portion of Bay Avenue, (easterly from C Street to G Street), pro- a rov ng�maps c�� posed to be vacated, was presented. On motion of Councilman Wilder, ngg po— rt`ion o aV seconded by Councilman Hart and carried, Resolution No. 4680 was Avenue propose to adopted by the following roll call vote, to wit: e vacate . NO AYES, COUNCILMEN: Hart, Wilder, Stoddard, Ridderhof, Hill NOES, COUNCILMEN: None ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: MacKay, Higbie R-4681 adopted, Resolution No. 4681, being a Resolution of Intention to order the Intention er - closing up, vacation and abandonment of a portion of Bay Avenue (easterly vacate portion o from C Street to G Street) and setting the 4ate of August 26, 1957, for Bay Avenue setting hearing thereon, was presented. On motion of Councilman Wilder, seconded eFi gr in uggust by Councilman Hart and carried, Resolution No. 4681 was adopted by the �6; 1�5/. following roll call vote, to wit: I AYES, COUNCILMEN: Hart, Wilder, Stoddard, Ridderhof, Hill NOES, COUNCILMEN: None ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: MacKay, Higbie Ord. No. 814, Ordinance No. 814, being AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 2700, CHAPTER 7, OF ARTICLE II, OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, Re official City (describing the official City seal and the official City colors), was seal and official presented for second reading. On motion of;Councilman Wilder, seconded at cocoloors. - by Councilman Hart and carried, the second reading of Ordinance No. 814 - N_ . 0-874 adopted. was waived. On motion of Councilman Wilder., seconded by Councilman Hart and carried, Ordinance No. 814 was adopted by the.following roll call vote, to wit: AYES, COUNCILMEN: Hart, Wilder, Stoddard, Ridderhof, Hill NOES, COUNCILMEN: None ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: MacKay, Higbie Ord. No. 828. Ordinance No. 828, being AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING AND REPEALING CERTAIN SUBSECTIONS OF SECTION 2200, CHAPTER 2, ARTICLE II, OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE, THE OPERATING DATE OF SAID AMENDMENTS TO BE JULY 12 19572 Personnel ordinance. (providing for the exclusion of Department Heads and other key personnel 0. 328 from certain provisions.of.the Compensation Plan), was presented for a opts ed. second reading. On motion of Councilman Wilder, seconded by Councilman Stoddard and carried, the second.readin- of'said ordinance was waived. On motion of Councilman Wilder, seconded by Councilman Stoddard and carried, Ordinance No. 828 was adopted by the following roll call vote, to wit: AYES, COUNCILMEN: Hart, Wilder, Stoddard, Ridderhof,.Hill NOES, COUNCILMEN: None ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: MacKay,.Higbie. Council Policy Mayor Hill presented a t1City Council Statement Concerning Urban Statement concerning Renewal and Redevelopment Newport Beach," dated July 22, 1957,.wherein Tr'6—an--XPnewa1 and -in it is stated that the Council desires to assure citizens and property Redevelopment. owners that no official or unofficial plans or commitments, tentative or .final, have.been made in connection, with urban redevelopment. The Council is interested in assembling facts on the alternatives available to accomplish renewal and rehabilitation objectives. On motion of Councilman Wilder, seconded by Councilman Hart and carried, said Policy Statement was adopted to be made a matter of record on file in the City Clerk's office. The Press was requested to publish the official statement of the Council. Proposed reservoir The City Manager presented the request of the Consulting Engineer, official yynnam�e James M. Montgomery, that for proper identification of the proposed reservoir on maps and for reference, the Council adopt.an official name for the reservoir. On motion of Councilman Ridderhof, seconded by Councilman Wilder and carried, the proposed reservoir was officially named the "Big Canyon Reservoir." Ord. No. 826: Ordinance No. 826, being AN ORDINANCE CHANGING THE ZONING OF CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, Re zoning Tustin from "U" to "R -111 (Tustin Avenue and 22d Street Annex), was presented for Avenue an treet second reading and public hearing. On motion of Councilman Wilder, nex: seconded by Councilman Hart and carried, the second reading of said ordinance was waived. Mayor Hill opened the meeting for protests to the adoption.of said ordinance; no one spoke from the audience and Mayor Hill closed the hearing. On.motion of Councilman Wilder, seconded by Council- man Ridderhof and carried, Ordinance No. 826 was adopted by the following roll call vote, to wit: AYES, COUNCILMEN: Hart, Wilder,.Stoddard-, Ridderhof, Hill NOES, COUNCILMEN: None ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: MacKay, Higbie Ord. No. 827. Ordinance No. 827, being AN ORDINANCE CHANGING THE ZONING OF CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, from "U" to "R-l" (Tract No. 2813, Irvine Subdivision, adjacent to Corona del Mar and Irvine Terrace), was presented for second reading and public hearing. On motion of Councilman Wilder, seconded by Councilman Ridderhof I and carried, the second reading of said ordinance was Waived. Mayor Zoning of Tract No. Hill opened the meeting for protests to the adoption of said Irar-Ine Su ordinance. No one spoke from the audience and the hearing was s_ ion. closed. On motion of Councilman Wilder, seconded by Councilman Hart and carried, Ordinance No. 827 Was adopted by the following roll call vote, to wit: 1 AYES, COUNCILMEN: Hart, Wilder, Stoddard, Ridderhof, Hill NOES, COUNCILMEN: None ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: MacKay, Higbie The City Manager presented the request of the Pacific Coast A�p�r riation of Yachting Association and the Southern California Yachting Association 2 0 autorize� for $250 to be used for a portion of the financing of the regatta to be to nnance.a,yo - held in the Harbor area this summer. on motion of Councilman Wilder, Lion oz regatta. seconded by Councilman Hart and carried, the City Manager was authorized to appropriate from the Community Promotion Fund the sum of $250 for said expenses. Mayor Hill stated she was of the opinion that the City should con- Authorization of tribute funds toward the Flight of the Snowbirds which would be held in or :g t of Newport Harbor this summer. Councilman Ridderhof was in accord with the he° snowbbds, this suggestion and said that it was a traditional event which should be supported by the City„ On motion of Councilman Ridderhof, seconded by Councilman Hart and carried, the sum of $500 was authorized to be appropriated from the Community Promotion Fund to be used for a portion of the financing of the Flight of the Snowbirds. Consideration was given to the manner of giving the sum of $250 and the sum of $500 for the yachting and sailing events, and it was the consensus that the City should pay these sums on the presentation of bills which are rendered for the conduct of the events. On motion of Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman Wilder and carried, the City Manager was instructed to handle the contribution for the yachting regatta and the Flight of the Snowbirds in the same manner, upon the presentation of bills. 1 The City Manager presented Resolution No. 4682, being a resolution R -4682 ado �t_ed� re_ establishing a fee for parking on the Corona del Mar State Beach of 50c, arm eel an�- per automobile, said parking charge effective between the hours of autom_o_I e pass 6:00 A.M. and 10:00 P.M., except as modified by the City Manager; and moron'- e Mar establishing an annual automobile pass at a cost of $2.50 for the tate eac . remainder of 1957 for the purpose of gaining entrance to the beach and parking when available. On motion of Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman Wilder and carried, Resolution No, 4682 was adopted by the following roll call vote, to wit: AYES, COUNCILMEN: Hart, Wilder, Stoddard, Ridderhof, Hill NOES, COUNCILMEN: None ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: MacKay, Higbie The City Attorney stated that it would be in order to amend the R-4683 ado ted re lease with Mr. D. W. Tate, the lessee "concessionaire" of the Corona Emendment to ate del Mar State Beach. He stated that the proposed amendment to the easeo lease would eliminate the 100 free parking spaces on the Beach, that the agreement will provide for the employment of "Rangers" during certain hours to be furnished in accordance with the present lease and agreement with Mr. Tate. On motion of Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman Ridderhof and carried, Resolution No. 4683, authorizirg the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the proposed amendment to the Tate lease, was adopted by the following roll call vote, to wit: 1 AYES, COUNCILMEN: Hart, Wilder, Stoddard, Ridderhof, Hill NOES, COUNCILMEN: None ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: MacKay, Higbie Upon the recommendation of the City Manager, on motion of Council- Deficit balances in man Stoddard, seconded by Councilman Wilder and carried, the deficit utgets c ar balances in the following budgets were ordered charged against the against surd lus of surplus of the respective funds involved: respective— luaed�. Civil Service $690.48 Finance Department 1621.42 City Attorney 246.25 Insurance 2597.44 Building & Safety 657,12 Sewers 3040.91 On motion of Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman Ridderhof Adjournment. and carried, the meeting was adjourned. Mayor ATTEST- City Mor