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HomeMy WebLinkAbout11/22/1965 - Regular MeetingI Ar SE Si C1 o- ur ui C1 Wa ap Re No CA CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Volume 19 - Page 116 Minutes of REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL Date of Meeting: November 22, 1965 Time of Meeting: 7:30 P. M. Index Place of Meeting: Council Chambers COUNCILMEN s Y a 0 ✓ 2 0 Q! O A O x Is Roll Call: Present x x x x x Absent x x The reading of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of Motion x November 8, 1965, was waived, and said Minutes were Ayes x x x x x approved as written and ordered filed. Absent x x i Field The following American Field Service exchange students Iry Exch were welcomed: Augusto Vieira, Brazil; Jutamaad udents "Sailai" Satayawiwat, Thailand; Brigitte Megard, France; Helga Voegler, Germany; Ebbe Skoudal, Denmark; and - Maria Visia P. Onate, Philippine Islands. Maria Visia P. Onate presented to Mayor Gruber a letter from Luis S. Los Banos, the Mayor of the City of Legazpi of the -33 Philippines, extending greetings and friendship to our Mayor and City. HEARINGS: �Y44 1. Mayor Gruber opened the public hearing in connection Aergrnd with Ordinance No. 1144, being, ilities 122 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING SECTION 9255.28(a) OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO UNDERGROUND UTILITIES. Frank. Hughes of The Irvine Company presented a letter dated November 22, 1965 from W. R. Mason, Vice President of The Irvine Company, requesting that the adoption of subject ordinance be delayed until there is classification of the types of facilities to be encumbered by the ordinance, and until it is possible to ascertain the manner in which those covered will be financially supported. No one else desired to speak from the audience. • The hearing was closed. Motion x Ayes x xx x x Absent x x Ordinance No. 1144 was adopted. Motion x Roll Call: Ayes x xxxx Absent x x tt 2. Mayor Gruber opened the public hearing regarding peal the appeal of Eunice U. Watt from the decision of the sub 2i6 Planning Commission denying Resubdivision Applica- tion No. 216 pertaining to portions of lots 882 and 883, -129 M)Vyor ATTEST: p ity Clerk Page 116 1 r L 0 -B Bo< Lau hat CA- 1 0 -7 An! Aiu I CA- CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Volume 19 - Page 117 yGfaG\` 00'�\!�� o Tract No. 907, Zone R -1, located at 113 Via Lido Soud, Newport Beach; applicant requesting a realign- ment of property lines, decreasing the size of lot by a 5. 75' x 90' strip of land, thereby creating one 35' x 90' lot. The findings of the Planning Commission were pre- sented. Acting Planning Director Charles Zimmerman spoke from the audience. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron W. Watt spoke from the audience. The hearing was closed. Motion x Ayes x x x x x Absent x x The findings of the Planning Commission were Motion x sustained. Ayes x xx xx Absent x x • ORDINANCES FOR INTRODUCTION: .145 1. Ordinance No. 1145, being, It Inching AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT & I ling BEACH AMENDING SECTION 10202 OF THE NEW - PORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO 70 BOAT LAUNCHING AND HAULING, was presented with a memorandum from the City Attorney dated November 19, 1965. Ordinance No. 1145 was introduced and passed to Motion x second reading. Roll Call: Ayes x xx xx Absent x x 2. Ordinance No. 1146, being, 146 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT sal BEACH ADDING SECTION 4119 TO THE NEWPORT lances BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO 109 NUISANCES COMMITTED BY ANIMALS, was presented with a memorandum from the City Attorney dated November 19, 1965. Allan Beek spoke from the audience. Ordinance No. 1146 was introduced and passed to Motion x second reading. Roll Call: Ayes x xx xx I ZS44 Absent x x M or ATTEST: ity ler Page 117 I Index 1 11 I Sanit¢ Dist P Sever Conne< Charga CA -32 CA -34 Beach Sand Or Ct CA -49 i R -624 CA -90 Multi ins. CA -68 Amend to Tr Signs Maint C -829 R -62 CA -19 Autry Ping CA -40 r L CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Volume 19 - Page 118 0 O Y m cn O O Y K xl 99 x� CONTINUED BUSINESS: tion 1. A reply was presented from the Orange County Sanita- b.5 tion District No. 5 to the letter from Mayor Gruber dated November 1, 1965 written in response to the re- Lion quest made on October 25 by the Council, in connec- tion with sewer connection charges for replacement structures as set forth by the District's Ordinance No. 502. The letter was referred to the City Manager for its Motion x proper implementation in the Building Department. Ayes x x x x x Absent x 2. The Agreement with the County of Orange for replen- lgrmt ishment of eroded beach sand, diaried by the Council r on November 8 for consideration on November 22, was Motion x rediaried for consideration on December 13, 1965, at Ayes x x x x x the request of the City Attorney. Absent x 3. Resolution No. 6249 declaring support and admiration Motion x for the members of the Armed Forces of this Country Roll Call: fighting in South Viet Nam, was adopted as amended. Ayes x ; x x x x Absent x ,l,iab. 4. The City Manager's request for an extension of the Motion x '-xt. present multiple liability insurance for an additional Ayes x x x x x thirty days with no rate change, was authorized. Absent x CURRENT BUSINESS: vent 1. A memorandum was presented from the City Manager affic dated November 22 recommending adoption of a re- f solution authorizing an amendment to the Agreement .Agrmt with Traffic Signal Maintenance Company for main- tenance of traffic signals. I Resolution No. 6250 authorizing the execution of an Motion x 0 amendment to the Agreement with Frank Tharp dated Roll Call: December 10, 1962, was adopted. Ayes x x x x x Absent x resig 2. The resignation of Roy Autry from the Planning Coimn. Commission was presented. The Mayor commended Mr. Autry for his excellent service on the Commission. The resignation of Roy Autry from the Planning Commission was accepted with regret, and it was Motion x directed that a Certificate of Appreciation be forward- Ayes x x x x x ed to him. Absent x / 1 ayor ATTEST: CDty Merk Page 118 K xl 99 x� CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Volume 19 - Page 119 s a nog a' o r m m o 0 Index November 22. 1965 x � a � �` _+ c Audor °s it Reports CA -112 Accept Str,Imprvm9 program 1964 -65 C -950 0 CA -29 Geed Assess meat refund CA -11 0 Tr 4692 bond releas CA -23 i 0 x 3. The following Auditor's Reports were received and Motion x filed: Ayes x x x x x Absent x (a) Letter from Ira N. Frisbee & Co. , being an interim report regarding the services and find- ings of the auditors. (b) Report from Ira N. Frisbee & Co, received on November 18, 1965, dated October 26, 1965, be- ing a report on the examination of the City of Newport Beach's Financial Statements, June 30, 1965. 4. A memorandum from the Public Works Director dated November 22, regarding acceptance of the Street Im- provement Program of 1964 -65 (C -950), was presented. In connection with said work of Sully- Miller Contract- ing Company of Orange, Change Order No. 1 was authorized; acceptance of the work was authorized; Motion x the City Clerk was authorized to file a Notice of Com- Ayes x x x x x pletion; and the City Clerk was authorized to release Absent x the bonds 35 days after the Notice of Completion has been filed. 5. A memorandum from the Public Works Director dated November 22, regarding refund of weed assessment to Mary E. Clark, et al; recommending that the staff be authorized to refund the sum of $135 to Mary E. Clark, et al; and recommending that the staff be authorized to bill Mr. Edker Pope directly the sum of $135 for weed abatement which was not levied on the 1965 -66 tax bill; recommending that the staff be authorized to refund th sum of $9 to Vivian Mayne for a weed abatement that was incorrectly levied on the 1965 -66 tax bill, was presented. Said recommendations were authorized. Motion x Ayes x xxxx Absent x 6. A memorandum from the Public Works Director dated November 22, regarding Tract 4692, recommending release of supplementary bond in connection with improvements in Flagship Road and Dana Road, in the vicinity of Placentia Avenue and Superior Avenue, was presented. Based on the recommendations of the Public Works Motion x Director, the City Clerk was authorized to release Ayes x x x x x the bond. Absent x Ma or ATTEST: ity Clerk I Page 119 0 x CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Volume 19 - Page 120 s a 9 0 A w( G f1 O O O Y m m O 4 Y Index nr,...,,,.,.t.e.. 1 iot,c Ac *t Impvmts Tr 5169 & bond release CA -23 Portlan Cement Concret Work Bid rej C-997 CA -30 �J Transfe funds frm Str Sweeper flat be track CA -75 Lic App CA -63 Alpha Corp • So. Cal College 0. 7. A memorandum from the Public Works Director dated November 22, regarding acceptance of improvements in Tract 5169 (Airport Industrial Tract, Second Unit) located at Birch Street, MacArthur Boulevard and Campus Drive, was presented. The public improvements constructed in conjunction Motion x with Tract 5169 were accepted, and the City Clerk was Ayes x x x x authorized to release the bond. Absent x x d 8. A memorandum was presented from the Public Works Director dated November 22, regarding the construc- tion and reconstruction of Portland cement concrete curbs, sidewalks, approaches and pavement (C -997), t stating that two bids were received by the City Clerk on November 17, 1965. All bids were rejected, and the City Clerk was Motion x authorized to readvertize for bids to be opened at Ayes x x x x x 10:00 A.M. on December 22, 1965. Absent x x 9. The City Manager requested approval for the transfer of savings from the budgeted amount for street sweeper to cover $338. 73 additionally required to ° purchase 1 -1/2 ton flat bed truck. i The recommendations of the City Manager were authorized, and it was directed that the $338.73 left Motion x over from the purchase of the street sweeper be Ayes x x x x x transferred to purchase the 1-1/2 ton flat bed truck. Absent x x LICENSES: i 1. The following application was approved: Motion x Ayes x x x x x James Harper, Treasurer of The Alpha Corporation, Absent x x 104 North Formosa, Los Angeles, for NAPA Charters, Arches Marina c/o Richardson Yacht Sales, for boat rentals. James Harper spoke from the audience. L 2. The following applications were approved: Motion x Ayes x x x x x (a) Exempt, Gerald R. Eskelin, Music Department Absent x x Chairman of Southern California College, 2525 Newport Building, Costa Mesa, for fund raising candy cane sale for band uniforms, on December 3, 4 and December 10 and 11 during shopping hours; Westcliff Plaza and Richards Market. M r ATTEST: aC y Clerk Page -120 Index lv,,,,o,,, },o,- 22 ILIA; 0 Milton J Wershou Co, Arthritis Founda t ioo E Harbor Per- mit Stoneman CA -130 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Volume 19 - Page 121 v 0 N f p A F a 0 (b) Joseph Flaim, auctioneer of Milton J. Wershow Co. , 629 North La Brea, Los Angeles, for one day auction, Sunday, December 5, 1965; approxi- mately 48 boats, California Chris Craft, at 2000 West Coast Highway. 3. The motion was made by Councilman Elder to approve Motion x I the following application which had been diaried by the Council on November 8 for consideration on Novem- ber 22 because additional information was desired: Exempt, Charles E. Hovorka of The Arthritis Founda- tion, Southern California Chapter, 8576 Wilshire Boulevard, Beverly Hills, for door to door solicitation fund raising campaign on February 4 through February 6, 1966; approximately 200 participants; limited neighborhood solicitation by volunteers. The City Manager presented a report regarding the activities, financial statement, etcetera of The Arthritis Foundation. A vote was taken on Councilman Elder's motion, Ayes x x which failed adoption. Noes x x Abstained x Futher discussion was had. Jack Barnett spoke from Absent x xl the audience. The previous action taken was rescinded. Motion x Ayes x X x Absent x x The subject application was approved. Motion x Ayes x x x Noes x x Absent x x APPLICATION FOR HARBOR PERMIT: A memorandum was presented from the Public Works Director dated November 22, regarding transfer of Harbor Permit No. A- 1394, Ben Stoneman and Norma Stoneman, husband and wife (5671 West 63d Street, Los Angeles) bayward of 1310 South Bay Front, Balboa Island. The transfer of the existing non - conforming harbor structure from D & H Investment Company to Ben and Norma Stoneman was approved subject to the condition Motion x that no boats be docked on the east or west side or ends Ayes x x x x x of the dock, and that the float be made to conform with the Absent x x original permit, and that in the event that it is not made to conform, a public hearing for the purpose of considering the revocation of the permit will be held. Mayor ATTEST: City Clerk Page 121 Index November 22. 1965 Clms for Damages CA -8k Rock Parsons Denning 0 Airline sere frm Or Cty airport to Sacramento & San Fran CA -64 Balboa Blv l,ibsrary CA -65 • Decency Amendment CA -66 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Volume 19 - Page 122 s o v m � r P COMMUNICATIONS - REFERRALS: 1. The following claims for damages were denied, and Motion x the City Clerk's referral of the claims to the insurance Ayes x x x carrier was confirmed: Abstained x Absent x (a) Claim of David E. Rock for theft of articles from his car, allegedly caused because the City of Newport Beach caused his car to be stored in an unprotected area when the car had been impounded on or about August 8, 1965, for illegal parking. (b) Claim of Lindsley Parsons for damage to his premises and fixtures allegedly caused by stoppage in a City sewer on November 7, 1965. (c) Claim of Richard Denning (Louis A. Denninger) for damage to his home and household furnishings allegedly caused by a malfunction of City sewer lines on November 7, 1965. 2. A resolution, adopted by the City of Costa Mesa urgin the establishment of direct air line service from the Orange County Airport to Sacramento and San Francisco, was presented. A discussion was had. At the request of the City Motion x Manager, the matter was referred to the staff for Ayes x x x x study. Absent x 3. A postcard was presented from Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Kessing commending the fine library in Newport Beach on Balboa Boulevard but stating that it has become overcrowded, and requesting something be done to preserve and improve the library. The matter was referred to the Board of Library Motion x Trustees. Ayes x X x Absent x 4. A letter was presented which had been directed to Mayor Gruber by the Board of Supervisors, County of Los Angeles, requesting that the Council endorse and support the Decency Amendment; enclosing State Constitutional Amendment No. 13 introduced January 20, 1965, relating to regulations adopted by counties and cities; and enclosing a copy of a letter from Assemblyman Howard J. Thelin to the Editor of the Los Angeles Times regarding the "Decency Amendment. " The matter was referred to the legal staff for Motion x consideration and further report. Ayes x x x x Absent x ayor ATTEST: Page 122 X X tm 0 Index i Railroad ga Crossings CA -66 Lars. Paul McHaniga1 Appt. Npt, Bch City Arts Cmte CA -60 Bayside Dr Drainage • CA -154 Band & Wata Grants -in- aid Prograc CA-49 • Budget Amendments C'24,C -28 CA -102 November 22, 1965 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Volume 19 - Page 123 5. A resolution of the City of Stanton urging enactment of legislation for maintenance and construction of railroa de grade crossings; requesting the Council to join in re- Motion x questing enactment of said legislation, was ordered Ayes x x x x filed. Absent x 6. A letter was presented from Mrs. Barbara Stabler stating that the Newport Beach City Arts Committee recommended the appointment of Mrs. Paul McManigal to fill the unexpired term of Mrs. David Curtis who ha recently resigned. The recommendation of the Newport Beach City Arts Motion x Committee was approved, and Mrs. Paul McManigal Ayes x x x x was appointed a member of said Committee. Absent x 7. A letter was presented from Attorney Ralph M. Myers, Jr. , written for his client, Bernard R. Desenberg, owner of residence at 2231 Bayside Drive, Corona del Mar, stating that Mr. Desenberg's property and the adjoining lots have been plagued with a surface water run -off problem which at times of heavy rain threatens substantial property damage. The letter was referred to the staff, and the City Motion x Manager was directed to advise the proper parties Ayes x x x x as to when they can expect relief in the matter. Absent x r 8. A letter from Hugo Fisher, Administrator of Re- sources of the Resources Agency of California, Sacramento, directed to local public officials of California, dated November 19, 1965, informing City officials that it is necessary to apply for matching funds by December 1, 1965, for local projects to be funded through the Federal Land and Water Conser- vation Grants -in -Aid Program for obtaining recreation acquisition or development funds in the 1966 -67 fiscal year budget. Said letter was ordered filed. Motion x All x xxx Absent x BUDGET AMENDMENTS: 1. A motion was made by Councilman Parsons to Motion x approve the following Budget Amendment: C -24, being a transfer of Budget Appropriations for clear windows and glass door in City Clerk's office ayor ATTEST: QCitA Clerk Page 123 F 0 O i A + o Al KEN ©n ,M] Index November 22, 1965 14 r L I L Anct fist CA -f Char str. CA -2 4 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Volume 19 - Page 124 COUNCILMEN s a 0 0 7 m m O 0 y ' from Unappropriated Contingency Reserve, $260 to City Hall, Structures, Remodel City Hall. A discussion was had. The Budget Amendment Ayes x x x failed authorization. Noes x x Absent x x 2. The following Budget Amendments were approved: Motion x Ayes x x X X X Absent x x C -25, being a transfer of Budget Appropriations for additional funds to purchase motor vehicles according to specifications; $48. 32 from Unappropriated Con- tingency Reserve to Building and Safety, Rolling Equipment. C -26, being a transfer of Budget Appropriations for final payment of Contract No. 950 to Sully- Miller for 1964_65 street improvement program; $1537.55 from Unappropriated Contingency Reserve to Streets, Land Improvement, Street Reconstruction and Resurfacing. C -27, in the amount of $32.60 (decrease in Unappro- priated Surplus), being an increase in Budget Appropriations for additional funds to purchase motor vehicle according to specifications; $32. 60 from Un- appropriated Surplus Park and Recreation to Park and Recreation, Rolling Equipment. C -28, in the amount of $71. 29 (decrease in Unappro- priated Surplus), being an increase in Budget Appropriations for additional funds to purchase motor vehicle according to specifications; from Unappropriat- ed Surplus Library to Library, Rolling Equipment. ADDITIONAL BUSINESS: ' 1. Authorization was given that a letter be sent to the Motion x Fish and Game Commission opposing its decision to Ayes x x x x x lovy open fishing for anchovies, and it was directed that Absent x x ling copies of the letter be sent to other interested 6 agencies. tnel Rd 2• The staff was authorized to install street lights at the Motion x light end of Channel Road and to prepare a Budget Amend- Ayes x x x x x ment for same in an estimated amount of $1500. Absent x x 8 Councilman Elder suggested that action regarding the parking in subject area be delayed until it is ascer- tained how things are working out. ayor ATTEST: ' I - ' City Clerk I Page 124 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Volume 19 - Page 125 s a c N Z r0 m O P! Index November 22, 1965 o v m m o c LJ Feedin prison CA -39 Fire i carrie chng CA -68 Christ & Neu holid CA -46 i CA -37 CA -10S 9 CA -10S CA-10S E ays Year's Day, so that the City Hall could remain open with a skeleton crew on the Friday before each holiday. The recommendation was accepted. Motion x Ayes x xxx x Absent x x COMMUNICATIONS - ADVISORY: 1. The following communications were ordered filed: Motion x Ayes x x x (a) A letter from Mrs. Calvin Rohrs, 2706 Ocean Absent x x Front, Newport Beach, deploring the present con- dition of Newport Beach as a resort. (b) Letters from the following opposing the proposed dog control ordinance: (a) Betty C. Gore, 414 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar; (b) Cindy Snyder, 1612 Lincoln Lane, Newport Beach; (c) Duane DeKalb, 1218 Dover Drive, Newport Beach; (d) Melvin J. Klarin, Attorney at Law, 430 32d Street, Newport Beach; (e) Trude LaPrade, 437 Tustin Avenue, Newport Beach (Tealeye); (f) LaVerne Stilless, 107 15th Street, Newport Beach (c) Letters from the following in favor of a dog con- trol ordinance: (a) Mrs. K. D. Goen, 316 -1/2 East Ocean Front, Balboa; (b) Allan Beek, 28 Beacon Bay. 2. A letter was presented from Mrs. Mary M. Hall, 620 W. Balboa Boulevard, Balboa, objecting to influx of seagulls, cormorants and helldivers, and the damage they do. A discussion was had. Said letter was ordered filed. Motion x Ayes x x x x x Absent x x ayor ATTEST: CitJ Clerk Page 125 3. In connection with the recommendation of the City Manager regarding the feeding of prisoners, the City g of M Manager was authorized to transfer $700 from the M Motion x x ers P Police Department Account No. 2059, Board of A Ayes x x x x x x Prisoners, to Police Department Account No. 2093, A Absent x x Capital Outlay, for the purchase of an oven and a freezer. ns. 4 4. The proposal regarding changing of the fire insurance M Motion x x r c carrier was referred to the Insurance Committee for A Ayes x x x x x x x x report to the Council. A Absent x x x x 5. The City Manager recommended that, since Christmas rmas a and New Year's Day are on Saturdays, each employee Yrs b be given a full day off either before Christmas or New CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Volume 19 - Page 126 s a 0 Index NnyPmhP.r 22 _ IQAc; ✓ A A -� o 0 ABC Lic CA-156 • Sturges letter CA -130 CA -69 • CA -180 3. The following applications for Alcoholic Beverage Motion x License were ordered filed: Ayes x x x x x Absent x x (a) Person to person transfer, off -sale beer and wine at 506 W. Balboa Boulevard, from Donald E. and Elayne G. Walker to Theodore C. Boloph. (b) Person to person transfer, on -sale general, bona fide eating place, Lido Castaway, 730 Lido Park Drive, from Howard N. Whittaker to Robin Hood Lanes Management Corp. (c) Original application, new on -sale beer, Anchor Cove, 2805 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach, by Stanley Schwartz. (d) Person to person transfer, on -sale general (bona fide eating place), The Prime Rib Restaurant, 2332 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach, from Carl T. and Margaret J. Henrichsen to Mary F. Sutherlen. 4. A letter from Attorney M. A. Sturges to Councilman Dee Cook, regarding, among other things, the matter of the denial of the Hansen pier and slip application, Motion x was referred to the City Attorney for future reference Ayes x x x x x in case he needs it. Absent x x 5. The following letters were ordered filed: Motion x Ayes x x x x x Absent x x (a) A letter from Robert T. Martin, Assistant Secretary, Department of Public Works, Cali- fornia Highway Commission, attaching a resolu- tion giving general support to the additional steps being taken by the Federal Government in highway beautification, and a resolution generally supporting the expanding interest of the Federal Government in the highway safety area. (b) A resolution of the City Council of the City of Escalon declaring that the public should be pro- tected from the lawless; that freedom is not license to currupt nor to foster sedition or treason; that the holders of public office and public trusts should not give aid and comfort to the enemy; that those who are employed by public institutions or who attend them at the public expense should in all common decency either support those institutions and the ideals for which they stand, or lea tx them. MjWor ATTEST: AA Cit Clerk I Page 126 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Volume 19 - Page 127 o v C Index November 22 1965 PB & R mendati Youth ( Carniw Disney] Comm. Award CA -49 0 CA -100 CA -53 CA -179 • xl 0 0 6. A copy of a letter from Robert H. Lacy, Secretary of the Youth Center Board, to Cal Stewart, Director Com- of Parks, Beaches and Recreation, commending the on re work of Julie Kaimi and Kevin Donnelley, and other tenter City employees, in planning and executing the Motion x 1 & Halloween carnival that was held at the Community Ayes x x x x 'and lerv. Youth Center, was ordered filed. Absent x At the request of the Director of the Community Youth Center, Corona del Mar, the City Manager was re- Motion x quested to find out the details, the kind of letter the Ayes x x x x Community Youth Center desired in reference to Absent x commendation for its outstanding work for its entry in the Disneyland Community Service Award competi- tion, and the City Manager was authorized to prepare the letter for the Mayor's signature. 7. The following letters were ordered filed: Motion x Ayes x xxx7 (a) A letter from T. H. Carter, Managing Director Absent x of International Conference of Building Officials, expressing appreciation for the Council's per- mitting Bob Glenn to attend the 43d Annual Business Meeting in Phoenix, Arizona. (b) Copies of the Agenda of Board of Supervisors meetings held November 9, 10, 16 and 17, 1965. (c) Copy of Orange Co. Press Club Reporter. The meeting was adjourned at 10:15 P. M. Motion x Aye s x x x x: Absent x ayor ATTEST: (j Iv\ 0�1q I CityN Clerk Page 127 I xl 0