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HomeMy WebLinkAbout10/28/1963 - Regular MeetingIndex • Min Res NHUHS ftbal: victr, OCC ftba [6151 non- bldgs • CA -1 CA -1 hrg 1112 Sec. 9105.8 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Volume 17 - Page Minutes of REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL Date of 'Meeting: October 28,.1963 Time of Meeting: 7:30 P.M. Place of Meeting: Council chambers Roll . Call: 103 Councilman Lorenz joined.the meeting within a. few minutes. The following Minute Resolution was unanimously adopted: BE IT RESOLVED THAT Newport Harbor Union High 'School be highly commended for achieving a football victory over Anaheim High School on October. 25, the first victory over Anaheim in thirteen years. The following Minute'Resolution was unanimously adopted: BE IT RESOLVED THAT Orange Coast College be high- ly commended for achieving ,a football victory over Mount San Antonio College on October 26 and hopefully moving;;toward the Junior Rose Bowl competition. The reading of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of Octobe 14, 1963 was waived; the Minutes were approved as written and ordered filed. HEARINGS: 1. Mayor Hart opened the continued public hearing in tion with Ordinance No. 1061, being ,AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING SECTION 9105.8 OF THE NEW- PORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO ADDITIONS TO NON - CONFORMING BUILDINGS, Planning Commission Amendment No. 171. Councilman Cook made a motion to close the hearing. Attorney William Berryhill, ,representing property owners in .Newport Beach, and Mr. Norman'Montapert spoke from the audience opposing the ordinance. J. W. Drawdy, Planning Director, spoke. It was suggested that the matter be further reviewed at the next Study Session to clarify and provide for, if desired, an appeal process in connection with the delegation of authority. to the Planning Director. Councilman Cook withdrew his motion to close the hearing. The hearing was continued to November -12. It was directed that Section 9 105. 8 of the Newport Beach Municipal Code be looked into £rom the same point of view, in so far as the appeal process is concerned. TTEST: Page 103 COUNCILMEN Present Absent Motion Roll Call: Ayes Motion Roll Call: Ayes Motion All Ayes Motion Motion All Ayes Motion All Ayes Index Caribe Balboa UP 98E CA -15 • Hange Appeal VAR -77 CA -13 • n r l e ?A 10(,1 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Volume 17 - Page 104 P f0 P O aim 2 0 � c Aff NA�� A 2. Mayor Hart opened the public hearing, regarding „the appeal of Triangle Subdivisions - Caribe Balboa•Apart- ments. from the decision of the Planning. Commission denying Application for Use Permit No. 986 requesting permission to operate a yacht anchorage, including the granting of leases and /or licenses for the use of slips Within that portion of said yacht anchorage included in the Unclassified District; waters adjacent to Lot 1, Traci 1080, .Zone "U ";.310 Fernando Street, Balboa. Letters from the following were presented in favor of the granting of subject Use Permit: Frank and Sue 'B. Reimer, A. O. Moses, Mrs. Phil Lansdale, Phil Lansdale, R. Alyn Nielsen, Paul C. Jones, James B. Ridge, James C Arnold, Larry.Hegewald, Don V. Franklin, Joan H. Christensen, Mrs. Alma M. Harvey, . Florence E. Lannorl, Mavis Musser, Opal C. Schaupp, Mrs. Eva McCulloch, Helen M. Stephens, Joseph F. Skiba, Blanche Wilcox, Grace Martin, R. W. Hannaford. Letters from the following were presented opposing sub - ject Use Permit: John B. and Virginia H. Wassall, Mr. and Mrs. La Verne Hart, and Mr. E. Taylor, represent ing, twelve additional property, owner s. The attorneys for Triangle Subdivisions and /or Sidney Kibrick submitted a Brief on Appeal. Attorney H. Miles Raskoff, representing the applicant, spoke from the audience in favor of the granting of.the Use Permit. The following people spoke from the audience opposing the Use Permit: Mr. Harry Keever, Mr. L. F. Moore, Mr Taylor, Mr. Jack Toon. The hearing was closed. Motion x All Ayes The findings of the Planning Commission were sustained, Motion x and Use Permit No. 986 was denied. Aye's x x x x x a Noes x 3. Mayor Hart opened the public hearing regarding the appeal.of Donald W. Hange from the decision of the 'Planning:' Commission denying the Application of. J. D. Gilliland for Variance No. 770, , requesting, waiver of two required off - street parking spaces and the use of one side yard setback for one off- street parking.space at the rear of the lot adjacent to the proposed 6 car garage; Lot 7, Tract 1893, Zone R- 3;.1630 Westcliff Drive,, New port Beach, Mr. Hange spoke from the audience in favor of Variance -No. 770. J. W. Drawdy, spoke from. the audience. James Gilliland,. the applicant, spoke from the audience. It was Mayor ATTEST: CitA Clerk Page 104 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Volume 1.7.- Page 105 fo \01\1170, Index .nrh, -2A 1Qk4 f -+ • stated that the garage space requirements had been .changed subsequent to the subdivision of the property. The hearing was closed. Motion x .All Ayes The findings of the Planning'Commission were sustained, Motion x and the Variance was denied. Ayes x x x x Noes C x x RECESS for five minutes was declared by Mayor Hart. The Council reconvened with all members present. HEARINGS (continued): R =58654. Mayor Hart opened the public hearing,in accordance with Resolution No. 5865, being a Resolution of the City Council of the City of Newport Beach declaring its inten- tion to annex to the City, certain property,known as Anne 'Annexation No. 55" (Banning property along 'Coast High 55 way) and giving notice thereof. CA-1108 The hearing was continued to'November 25, 1963. Motion x All Ayes SPECIAL ITEMS: Mayor Hart, with the concurrence of the Council because of the .lateness of the hour, deviated from. the order of the Agenda. 1. A letter was presented from the Central Newport Beach CNB Com Community, Association regarding Committees of the Assoc Association appointed to discuss with'the Council viola- tions of present ordinances. Mr. Lonnie Kott, President • of said Association,. introduced the following Committee Chairmen who itemized violations of City ordinances: viol John Van der Pool, Traffic Committee; Bob Gardiner, of Litter 'Law Enforcement Committee; Harold Glass, Dog ®ids CA -39 Situation Committee;. John G. Spangler, Ways and Means to Control the Behavior of Visitors on The Beaches. The concensus of opinion expressed was that more police hours should, be assigned to the Central Newport Beach area. Bal A letter was also presented from the Balboa' Peninsula Penin point Association regarding the City's responsibility, for Assoc cleanliness in the Peninsula area and throughout the City. CA -95 Mrs. Marion MacDonald spoke from the audience,; rep- resenting said Association. (See Minutes, Page 1.12, Item 10i) &L:teL Mayor ATTEST: S _ Cit Clerk Page 1.05 Index • Cty. Mngr° Activ Rep CA -39 CA -95 at Lt Coron Beach CA -29 CA -15 exp $1800 u Prop Ord re Traff Regs CA -1 Prop Zon • Ord CA -10 • CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Volume 17 - Page 106 COUNCILMEN N r \%77'� O 0 � N 'A� F A O Vl I0001 LU -7V1 The City Manager took notes on:the suggestions made by all the speakers, and it was agreed that he would work with the Associations to attempt to improve the situation. He was requested to send the City Manager's Activity Report to each of the Associations. 2. An additional item of Current Business was next conside - ed. A memorandum from the City Manager and Public Works Director regarding the improvement of the access road and drainage at Little Corona Beach, Corona del Mar, was presented. Mr. Orville Hudson spoke from the audience. A discussion ensued. The Public Works Director was authorized to construct Motion x improvements to the access road to Little Corona Beach All Ayes at an expenditure of $1800, and the drainage at Little Corona Beach was referred to the City Manager for re- port at the next meeting. ORDINANCES FOR INTRODUCTION: 1. An Ordinance,: being AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING, REPEALING, AND ADDING CERTAIN SECTIONS 'TO CHAPTER 2 OF ARTICLE III OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO TRAFFIC REGULATIONS, was rediaried for presentation on November 12, 1963 Motion x and referred back to the City: Attorney, to revise as All Ayes proposed in the discussions had. 2. An Ordinance,. being 1g AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH REZONING PROPERTY AND AMENDING DISTRICT MAP NO. 17, rezoning. a portion of Lot 2 and ,e zoning. Lots 3, . 4 and 5, . Block G, Tract 323, Corona del Mar, from a C -1 to a C -O -Z District; located at 2931 East Coast High- way; Planning Commission Amendment No. 173, and the findings of the Planning Commission, were pre - sented for consideration. The proposed rezoning was set for public hearing on Motion x November 12. All Ayes l•/ Mayor ATTEST: I n Ci y Clerk Page 106 Index • 0_: re Zo se ba li CA • 0 -1 Arm 5? CA- 0 -1 re Ur • CA- Ts 33' CA- Ti 5V CA- 0 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Volume .17 - Page 107 COUNCILMEN V I. LVu=L LO 1 V✓ 3. Ordinance No. 1066, being LO 6 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH REZONING PROPERTY, ESTABLISHING air g SETBACK LINES AND AMENDING DISTRICT MAPS t- ck NOS., 39, 41 AND 43, ne rezoning Lots 1 through 124, Tract No. 4705 and Lots 1 through 140, Tract No. 5018, from Unclassified to an R -1 -B District, and establishing front yard setbacks; located in the Eastbluff area; Planning Commission Amendment No. . 174, with the findings of the Planning ml Commission, was introduced and set.for public hearing Motion x on November 12, 1963. Roll Call: Ayes NXxxxxx ORDINANCES FOR ADOPTION: 1. Ordinance No. 1064, being 06 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT ex BEACH APPROVING THE ANNEXATION TO THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH OF CERTAIN UN- INHABITED TERRITORY CONTIGUOUS TO THE 101 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AND KNOWN AS "ANNEXATION NO. 53,'t 'Newport Heights School area at 15th and Santa Ana, was Motion adopted. Roll Call: Ayes xxx xxxx 2. Ordinance No.. 1065, being 06 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT c1ri BEACH AMENDING SECTIONS 3404 AND 3405 OF rojo THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE RE- LATING TO THE SALE OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY, permitting the sale of unclaimed bicycles after they have been held by the Police Department for three months, 39 retaining the six months period as to all other unclaimed Motion x property, was adopted. Roll Call: Ayes xxx xxxx CONTINUED BUSINESS: 1. A requested report from the City Manager regarding 7 :Lots B and C of Tract No. 3357, located at the entrance 49 to Cameo Shores, was rediaried for November 12. Motion x All Ayes Z. A Letter of Credit of The Irvine Company, drawn on the 19 Security, First National Bank in lieu of cash deposit or 23 surety, bond in connection with Tract No. 5169, was ap- Motion x proved. All Ayes &L"I. �ewl- ATTEST: Mayor S City Clerk page 107 Index • Tr. 4705 4893 5018 4892 CA -23 improi Pacif Vw.Dr CA-29 r1 LJ Maste7 Plan CA -12 38th St.& Lake CA -38 • Tr, 5361 Final Map R -587 CA- 23 • CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Volume 17.- Page 108 COUNCILMEN 0 mp➢ Z D p B Afr NA�F A O 3. A memorandum from the Planning Commission and a memorandum from the City. Manager, respectively finding no objection.to and recommending the abandon- ment of walkway easements in Tracts numbered 4705, 4893, 5018, and 4892, located in the Eastbluff area, were presented. The staff was instructed to prepare the Motion x necessary documents. All Ayes 4. A memorandum was presented from the City Manager an Public Works Director recommending that City,forces inspect the plans and provide the construction inspection of the proposed improvements of Pacific View Drive by The Irvine Company, deposit of the required fees by The Irvine Company; and recommending authorization for maintenance of the proposed sewer and waterlines by the City after they have been constructed in accordance with the standard plans and specifications and they have been conveyed to the City by document approved by,the City, Attorney.. Said memorandum was received and ap- Motion x proved. All Ayes CURRENT BUSINESS: 1. Planning Commission Resolution'No. 662, recommend - ing.Amendments to the Street and Highway elements of the Master 'Plan, was set for public hearing on Novembex Motion x 25, 1963. J. W. Drawdy spoke from the audience. All Ayes 2. A memorandum dated October 16, 1963 from the City ,Attorney regarding a triangular piece of property owned by. the City at 38th Street and Lake Avenue, portion of Lot 9 and Lot 10, Block 137, River Section, was present ed. The report was approved and the City Manager was Motion x instructed to try.to negotiate for the proposed sale or All Ayes lease of said property in accordance with the City,Attor- ney's .ideas and to bring it back when the' City Manager has a workable deal. 3. Final Map for Tract No. 5361, located at Coast Highway and Bayside Drive: The findings of the Planning.Commission and the recom- mendations of the Public Works Department were pre- sented. The Final Map .was approved subject to the conditions Motion x recommended by, the Planning Commission and Public All Ayes Works Department; the Letter of Credit of The Irvine Company.in lieu of cash deposit or surety, bond was ap- proved; and the City Clerk was authorized to sign said Map. Resolution No. 5879, authorizing the execution of an agreement with The Irvine Company, subdivider, for the Motion x construction of improvements in Tract No. 5361, was Roll Call: adopted. Ayes Xxxxxxx / T ATTEST: Mayor MPage 108 Index 581 Jamb, Rd >Br• idge CA -97 CA -54 C -876 R -588: C -877 CA -29 curb cut CA- 30 • curb cut CA -30 28th &NB Blvd, CA -38 R -588: traf Sig] N-8. 'q Tr. 4224 CA -23 Sched 2191 R-588: CA -45 • CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Volume 17.- Page 109 7R 10AIA COUNCILMEN 04. Resolution No. 5880, authorizing the execution of an agreement with Orange County Flood Control District, under which the City and District will share the cost of constructing a bridge on Jamboree Road across the San Motion x Diego Creek Channel, was adopted. Roll Call: Ayes xxx xx xx 5. Resolution:No. 5881, authorizing the execution of a con- tract with Porter, O'Brien & Armstrong for engineering services, in connection with'Jamboree Road realignment Motion x was adopted. Roll Call: Ayes Nxxxxxx 6. A memorandum was presented from the City Manager and Public Works'Director regarding.the request of Jay Hulbert for curb cut permit to serve the lot at southwest corner of Balboa Boulevard and Coronado Street. Jim Baker, representing the owner of the property, spoke from the audience. The matter was diaried for November 12, and Mr. Baker was requested to return with addi- tional information.. 7. A memorandum was presented from the City Manager and Public Works Director regarding the request of D. H. Runner for curb cut at 201 Topaz Avenue, Balboa Island. Subject curb cut was authorized in accordance Motion x with the recommendations of the Public Works Director. All Ayes 8. A memorandum was presented from the City. Manager and Public Works Director recommending approval of Record of Survey Map in the vicinity. of Newport Boule- vard at 28th Street and authorization to the City Clerk to submit the Map to the County,of Orange for filing. Said Motion x recommendations were approved. All Ayes 9. Resolution No. 5882, authorizing contract for engineer- ing services with Porter, O'Brien & Armstrong:for Motion x 1 traffic signal at Orange and Coast Highway, was adopted Roll Call: 8 Ayes xxx xxxx 90. A memorandum was presented from the City Manager and Public Works Director recommending acceptance of improvements in Tract No. 4224 (Dover Shores), and authorization to the City,Clerk to release the surety,bon . Said recommendations were approved. Motion x All Ayes 11. A memorandum dated October 24, 1963 from the City Manager regarding amendment to Schedule "A" and Water and Sewer Superintendent position, was presented Resolution No. 5883, amending .Schedule ` "A" adopted by Resolution No. 5804 relating, to classification and com- pensation, was adopted. Motion x Roll Call: Ayes x x x x Noes x x Mayor ATTEST: Ci y Clerk v Page 109 _ Exp Accts, CA -55 CA -35 CA -91 CA -63 • BBC lease C -519. CA -79 • • CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Volume 17.- Page 11.0 October 28, 1963 2. League of California. Cities Annual Conference expense accounts of the Councilmen were approved. 3. The request of Councilman Marshall to be absent from the State November 13 through'December 6, was ap- proved. APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSE: The following Applications for License were approved: 1. Exempt, Evelyn B. Donker, Executive Director, Camp Fire Girls, Orange County. Council, Inc. , . 118 West Fifth St. , Santa Ana, house to house soliciting for annu nut sale, January 17 through February, 3, 1964. 2. Melva St. Leger, Mel's Food Service, 12372 Dale Street Garden Grove, for portable lunch truck to service work- ers at Macco Realty Company, Eastbluff Tracts Nos. 4892, 4893 and 5018. 3. Exempt, Earl C. Collins, General Secretary, Orange Coast Y. M. C. A., 1869 Park Avenue, Costa Mesa, for soliciting the sale of mints by many, of its youth and adult clubs for Y. M. C. A. world service; November, 15 through December 1. COMMUNICATIONS - REFERRALS: 1. A letter dated October 17 from Richard S. Stevens, Vice President of the Balboa Bay Club, concerning proposed Balboa Bay Club improvements and financing, and con- ceding the City's denial of the lease extension and denial of approval of condominium or co -op apartments, was presented. It was directed that the two requests in the original lette from the management of the Balboa Bay Club dated July 30, 1963, for approval of an extension of the lease for fourteen years and for approval of condominium or co -oi apartments, be denied; and it was also directed that the letter from the Balboa Bay Club dated October 17, 1963 be referred to. the',City A.fitarrney!s:;oiyfice far.. -recommend; tion...',, As stated by CouncilmanrStoddard, the reason the exten- sion of time was denied was that at the time the lease was entered into by the then Council, it was conceived that fifty years was a long, long time, and that some time after the lease had run for a good many years, it would probably be necessary,to decide what to do with TTEST: lerk Mayor Page 110 COUNCILMEN Motion x All Ayes Motion x All Ayes Motion x All Ayes Motion All Ayes CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Volume 17 - Page 11.1 Y O G m NO f° Z m1 OG O A A y Z A X Index O t b 28 1963 N ° E BBC exten of lease denied prking time • lmt 32dnSt CA -22 resign ltr Mrs.' Stodd- ard Sarah Richarc son fill unexp term •A =61 sunken manhole C . Hwy. CA- 29 CdM signs CA -103 • c o er - - - -- the land. The feeling of the Freeholders in this regard was that such extensions of leases of waterfront property were not desirable until the lease periods were substan- tially at an end. The co -op apartments or the condo- minium situation was denied as this appeared to be an attempt to spread the ownership of this. land or spread the claim of ownership of this land onto a great deal more people than the original contract contemplated. The ori- ginal deal contemplated that the corporation would be the owner and operator. It was the feeling that when the time came to settle up and get the land back from the corpora- tion, if condominium were involved, there would be a great problem of dispossessing people from their abodes, which is always unpopular and even difficult. 2. Letters were presented from John Homme, Manager, Shearson, Hammill & Co., 32nd Street and Via Oporto, and from Mrs. R. E. Leitner, Corresponding Secretary of the Assistance League, requesting, the Council's con - sideration of a parking time limit on 32nd Street between Lafayette and Villa Way. Said letters were referred to Motion x the City Manager and the Traffic .Committee for report. All Ayes 3. A letter was presented from Mrs. James B. Stoddard, submitting her resignation from the Fine Arts Committee of Newport Beach. Mrs. Stoddard's resignation was accepted with regret and with high commendation for her Motion x excellent services. to the City as a member of the Fine All Ayes Arts Committee. Councilman Stoddard presented a letter from Mrs. Joan Brandt, Chairman of the Fine Arts Committee, recom- mending the appointment of Mrs. Sarah Richardson to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Mrs. Stoddard. Mrs. Spencer W. (Sarah) Richardson was appointed to Motion fulfill the unexpired term of Mrs. James B. (Florence) All Ayes Stoddard on the Fine Arts Committee. 4. A letter was ordered filed from M. L. Montague, 31261 Motion x s Monterey Street, South Laguna, regarding, sunken man- All Ayes holes in the new paving of Coast Highway through Corona del Mar. (Mayor Hart has replied to letter.) 5. A letter was presented from Jack Chambers, President, Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce, requesting per - mission to install two "Corona del Mar" signs, one sign on MacArthur Boulevard north of Lindy's and one on East Coast Highway east of Cameo Highlands. The re- quest was approved, but the Council suggested that the Motion x words "City, of Newport Beach" be added in smaller All Ayes letters. 1 Mayor ATTEST: City Clerk Page 111 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Volume 17 - Page •112 N m Y �p L1 O rmvi9 o� °r Index 1012 4 6. A, letter from W. Racker, 2014 West Ocean Front, pro- prot- est testing, the possible leasing of the end of the Newport Pie r Pier, was presented. The matter -was diaried for Noverr. - Motion x lease ber 12. All Ayes CA -41 7. A letter was presented from C. J. Schmenyer, Vice Arn_ "President, American Sign Company, 1510 West Eighth Sign Street, Los Angeles 17, complaining about the regula- Co. CA -10 tions required pertaining to securing a permit for instal - lation of small.temporary signs. The letter .was referred Motion x to the City Manager for report. All Ayes Ltr 8. A letter was ordered filed from William B. Freely, . 187 Motion x re East 22d Street, Costa Mesa,: regarding the need for All Ayes launc launching small sailboats ,in Newport Harbor. sail (boats CA -70 9. The following letters were ordered filed: Motion x All Ayes • (a) Letter from Harriet and Fred Peth, 3107 Samoa Place, Costa Mesa, owners of property,at 5101 -Sea- Peth shore Drive, stating they are in complete concurrenc ltr with the John des Rochers' letter regarding surfing,in re surf residential areas. CA -4 Wand- (b) Letter from Richard Wandrocke, 2315 Margaret Driv , rocke Newport Beach, regarding the surfing areas, parti- re cularly the area between 36th and 40th Streets, and surf setting forth reasons why, the surfing areas should re- CA- main in the locations where they now are. clear. 10. A letter from Balboa Peninsula Point Association regard- lineE s ing City responsibility for cleanliness in the Penin- in sula area and throughout the City, and enclosing copy Penir of letter. from Mr. and Mrs. Roland Seidler -, was CA-91 considered earlier in the Council meeting. The lette was referred to the City,Manager for answer. • 11. A memorandum was presented from E. F. - Hir.th, . Chair PB& man, Parks, Beaches afid Recreation Commission, con- y Cor twining recommendations regarding the Upper' Bay. devel- opment plans. re Uppei The report was accepted with. high commendation for the Motion x Bay 'Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission;.the staff All Ayes devel CA -4 was requested to ask the Commission to make specific recommendations as to the plan which is being proposed and to present maps with their proposal for discussion. Mayor Hart wa's" requested to contact the Commission. Mayor ATTEST: M S Cit Clerk Page 112 Index Metro Seat Area Statues CA -48 Cty of Stantor re bldg regs CA -100 • Org Cty Br SupCA -. CA -49 • 4 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Volume 17.- Page 113 October 28,1.963 COMMUNICATIONS - ADVISORY: The following communications were :ordered filed: 1. Telegram dated October 17, 1963 from Charles E. Bosley, Administrative Assistant to Senator Clair Engle, stating' "Budget Bureau advisest Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area Status for Orange County approved today to be known as Anaheim -Santa Ana - Garden Grove." 2. Letter from Mrs. Mina Wilson, City Clerk, City of Stanton, enclosing copy of Resolution adopted by City of Stanton recommending legislatioxi which would prevent State agencies from preempting the field of local buildir regulations if the local jurisdiction has adopted the nationally, recognized codes specified in Chapter 17922 of the California Health and Safety Code. 3. Copies of Agendas of the Orange County 'Board of Super- visors meetings held October 15, 16, 22, 23 and 24. Letter from G. A. Snyder, M.D. , 644 North Doheny Drive, Los Angeles, recommending development of various areas to provide.interests for citizens. The meeting was adjourned at 11:55 P.M. TTEST: Mayor Page l l3 Motion All Ayes Motion All Ayes COUNCILMEN 3 1 m v �o