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�� TIME: 7:30 P.M.
DATE, March 14, 1983
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The Pledge of'Allegiance, and Presentation of Colors
was led by Boy Scout Troop No. 37.
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Mayor Pro Tem Maurer presented a Proclamation to
David Heffern, Coach at Corona del Mar High School,
in recognition of the Sea Kings winning the CIF 3 -A
Girls' Basketball Championship. Team members who
were in attendance were also recognized.
Mayor Hart presented permaplaqued Certificates of
Appreciation to Thomas Edwards, former member of the
Board of Library Trustees, and Bill Agee, former
member of the City Arts Commission, in appreciation
of their service to the City.
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A. ROLL CALL.
Motion
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B. The reading of the Minutes of the Meeting of
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February 28, 1983, was waived, approved, as
written and ordered filed.
Motion
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C. The reading in full of all ordinances and
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resolutions under consideration was waived, and
the City Clerk was directed to read by titles
only.
D. HEARINGS:
1. Mayor Hart opened the public hearing on APPEAL /P 3018
OF BALBOA BAYVIEW DEVELOPMENT, INC., BALBOA, Resub 739
from the denial by the Planning Commission on Balboa Bayvu
February 24, 1983, of USE PERMIT NO..3018 AND (88)
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RESUBDIVISION NO. 739, requests to establish
one parcel of land for the construction of a
combined retail. commercial /office building, and
a related parking structure, with offices which
exceed the basic height limit in the 26/35 Foot
Height Limitation District and includes an
architectural feature which exceeds 35 feet in
height.
The proposal also includes a request to
establish a cafe /lounge facility, a nighttime
only restaurant and an office area in excess of
5,000 sq. ft, an property located in the C -1
District of the Central Balboa Specific Plan
Area where a specific plan has not been
adopted. The request also includes
modification to the Zoning Code so as to allow
the use of parking spaces which are not
Independently accessible and compact parking
spaces for a portion of the required off - street
parking in conjunction with a full -time valet
parking service. Also, this is a request to
establish one parcel of land for retail
commercial /office and restaurant development;
one parcel of land for a private vehicular and
pedestrian access; and one parcel of land for
office and parking uses, where seven lots and
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portions of two lots, a portion of an abandoned
/P 3018
street (Edgewater Place) and a portion of a
Balboa
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public alley proposed to be vacated, presently
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exist. This request also includes the
acceptance of an Environmental Document.
Report from Planning Department, was presented.
Appeal application from Balboa Bayview
Development Company, was presented.
Letter from Balboa Island Improvement
Association in support of the proposed project,
was presented.
The City Clerk advised that after the printing
of the agenda, five additional letters had been
received regarding the proposed project.
Letters in opposition were from the following:
Mrs. Betty Hart, 301 -309 Cypress; Mrs. H. A.
Mansur, 308 Fernando; and Mrs. Laib, 416 E. Bay
Avenue. Letters in support of the development
were from the central Newport Beach Community
Association and the Balboa Island Business
Association.
Jules Rickless., 309 Palm Avenue, Applicant,
addressed the Council and displayed a rendering
of the proposed building along with the site
plan. He explained how the building would be
utilized and skated that the project meets the
guidelines stipulated in the report of the
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Planning Department. He advised that the
development had been endorsed by the five
community associations in the area, and that it
would generate additional sales and property
tax, and employment. '
Mr. Rickless introduced Ian Garrad, President
of Space- O- Mati.c, Inc., who gave a video
presentation of the use of the space- o -matic
double -deck parking system.
Mr. Rickless stated that he wished to propose
an additional Condition of Approval for
consideration, as follows:
"107. That prior to the issuance of
any building permit, the
applicant shall enter into an
agreement approved by the
Planning Department and City
Attorney, whereby he agrees to
discontinue use of the
space- o -matic parking machines
and valet parking if, in the
future, the City provides
additional parking within the
area or a program that would
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meet the needs of the project."
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Discussion ensued with respect to improvement
/P 3018
of the proposed vacated alley, after which the
Balboa Bayvu
staff indicated said improvement could be
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included and added as part of Condition of
Approval No. 81.
In response to question raised by Mayor Hart in
reference to letter from Mrs. H. A. Mansur
pertaining to Superior Court Case No. 16906,
Cassel vs. City of Newport Beach, 1971, the
City Attorney advised that the subject lawsuit
involved a different piece of property than the
one under consideration, and that Condition No.
31 of the Resubdivision adequately protects the
interest of the public in the status of
Edgewater Place and the right of the public to
traverse that walkway.
The following persons addressed the Council and
spoke in favor of the proposed project:
Ray Lilly„ President, Balboa Island
Business Association
Pat Eichenhofer, President, Peninsula
Point Community Association
Henry Swenerton, President, Central
Newport Beach Community Association
Robert Stanley, 1323 E. Balboa Boulevard
Buzz Person, President, Balboa Improvement
Association
Barney Larks, 1901 Beryl Lane
A. Z. Taft:, President, Balboa Island
Improvement Association
Hearing no others wishing to address the
Council, the public hearing was closed.
In response to question raised regarding
Condition of Approval No. 107 referenced
earlier in the hearing, Mr. Rickless stated he
has looked at the capital investment of the
space- o- matic, but that he would discontinue
its use immediately if additional parking
became available.
Motion
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Following discussion, motion was made to
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overrule the decision of the Planning
Abstain
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Commission, including the findings designated
as Exhibit "A;" that Condition of Approval No.
81 be amended to include the vacated alley; and
that Condition of Approval No. 107 be revised
to read as follows:
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"107. That prior to the issuance of any
building permit, the applicant shall enter
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into an agreement approved by the Planning
Department and City Attorney, whereby the
City of Newport Beach reserves the right
to require applicant to discontinue use of
the space•- o -matic parking machines and
valet parking if, in the future, the City
provides additional parking within the
area or a program that would meet the
parking needs of the project."
E. PUBLIC COMMENTS:
1. Betty South, 500 Dahlia Avenue, Corona del Mar,
Dahlia Av/
addressed the Council regarding a drainage
Drainage
problem on her street.
The Director of Public Works responded that the
drainage facilities built at the time the homes
were constructed in the subject area were felt
to be adequate:, but have proven not to be
adequate in later years. He stated he was
aware of Mrs. South's problem; that a study has
been prepared; and that they will be
recommending a project to the City Council.
Unfortunately, he advised that a new drain to
service the area sufficiently would be very
costly and funds are not presently available.
2. Buzz Person, 605 -1/2 W. Bay Avenue, stated that
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he is Chairman of the Newport Harbor High
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School Reunion Committee of 1963, and wished to
Reunion
make the announcement over television in hopes
of locating some classmates.
3. Sylvia Goddard„ 438 Dahlia Avenue, Corona del
Dahlia Av/
Mar, addressed the Council and concurred in the
Drainage
remarks of Betty South. She stated that she
had 4 -1/2 feet of water in her house, and urged
that their drainage problem be given
consideration.
4. Marty Taveneck„ 4802 Neptune Avenue, addressed
"U.S.A.
the Council regarding "U.S.A. Today" newsracks.
Today"
He stated he felt it was "absurd" for the
Council to spend its time dictating the
aesthetics of the newsracks. He stated that he
was not a stockholder in "U.S.A. Today," nor
did he work for the company, or read the
newspaper. He stated he felt the colors were
not offensive nor would they distract
motorists. He added that the Orange County
Register was now in support of the newsracks.
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F. CONSENT CALENDAR:
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The following actions were taken as indicated,
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except for those items removed:
1. ORDINANCES FOR INTRODUCTION - Schedule for
Public Hearing on March 28, 1983:
(a) Proposed ORDINANCE NO. 83 -17, being,
Drd 83 -17
Zoning
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT
(94)
BEACH AMENDING A PORTION OF
DISTRICTING MAP NO. 3 SO AS TO
RECLASSIFY PROPERTY FROM THE C -1,
C -1 -H, AND UNCLASSIFIED DISTRICTS TO
THE C -1 -H [0.25] DISTRICT,
PLANNING COMMISSION AMENDMENT NO. 583, a
PGA 583
request initiated by the City of Newport
Beach on property in the Smith's Food King
Market Shopping Center, located on the
southeasterly side of 32nd Street between
Balboa Boulevard and Newport Boulevard in
Central Newport. (Report from the
Planning Department)
(b) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
2. RESOLUTIONS FOR. ADOPTION:
(a) Resolution No. 83 -26, designating the
Planning
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Current Planning Administrator of the
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Planning Department as the person to
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coordinate the review of and provide
(68)
information regarding the status of all
permits or applications required by the
City for residential development. (Report
from Planning Department)
(b) Resolution. No. 83 -27 amending the
Personnel
Classification and Compensation Plan for
Class /Comp
the Data Processing Manager. (Report from
Pln
City Manager attached for Council, City
Res 83 -27
Attorney, City Manager and City Clerk)
(66)
(c) Resolution. No. 83 -28 providing for the
Cncl Ad Hoc
appointment of alternate members to the
Aviatn Cmte
City Council Ad Hoc Aviation Committee.
Res 83 -28
(Report from Executive Assistant to the
(24)
City Manager)
3. CONTRACTS /AGREEMENTS:
(a) Award Contract No. 2360 to Clarke
Swr Mn Rplcm
Contracting Corporation of Compton,
C -2360
California, for Sewer Main Replacement
(38)
Program, for $183,917.65; and authorize
the Mayor and City Clerk to execute said
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contract. (Report from Public Works)
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(b) Authorize Mayor and City Clerk to execute
'83 Arts
License Agreement renewal (C -2253) with
Festival /Lic
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the City of Newport Beach; Newport Beach
Agm
City Arts Commission; Fashion Island
C -2253
Merchants Association; The Taubman
(38)
Company; and The Irvine Company in
connection with the 1983 Arts Festival to
be held at Fashion Island on May 14 and
15, 1983. (Report from Arts Commission
w /License Agreement)
(c) Reject the bid received from Tom Downey
San Miguel
Contractor, Inc., because the bid proposal
Pk Cnstr
form submitted was incomplete, and
C -2358
contained substantial errors. Award
(38)
Contract No. 2358 (San Miguel Park
Construction) to a Joint Venture of Mathis
Construction, Inc., and Environmental
Landscape Contractors in the total amount
of $391,309.70, which includes $389,832.20 ,
for all of the items included in the base
bid, plus $1,477.50 for the sole additive
bid item (Keyed Construction Joints in
Sidewalks);; make the findings suggested in
the report from the City Attorney's
office; and authorize the Mayor and City
Clerk to execute said contact. (Reports
from Public Works and City Attorney
w /letter from Environmental Landscape
Contractors /Mathis Construction, Inc.,
regarding subject bid)
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4. COMMUNICATIONS -- For referral as indicated:
(a) To Public Works for response, inquiry from
SJoaquin
Linda Gregg regarding the San Joaquin
Hls Crdr/
Hills Transportation Corridor and the
Frwy-H'wy
City's position on the Ford Road off ramp.
FW(74)
(b) To Finance Director for inclusion in the
Finance/
records, report from California State
H'wy Tx
Controller Kenneth Cory showing estimates
(41)
to be paid to each city /county as its
share of revenues to be apportioned during
fiscal year ending June 30, 1984 from
Highway Users Taxes, Motor Vehicle License
Fees, and Off- Highway Motor Vehicle
License Fees.
(c) To staff for inclusion in the records,
Legislation
final analysis on reductions in local.
(48)
government fiscal relief, effective in the
1982 -83 budget deficit bill (AB 28x) from
State Senator John Seymour.
(d) To Fire Department for inclusion in the
Fire
records, letter of commendation for the
(41)
excellent services of the fire fighters in
response to .emergency at the home of
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Richard E. Cramm on February 23, 1983.
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(e) To General Services Department for
General Sry
inclusion in the records, letter of
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commendation for the prompt assistance
received by John J. Wells, and extending
his appreciation to them for their help in
delivering requested sandbags during the
recent rain. storm.
(f) To General Services Department for
General Sry
response, request from Stacey Winget
(44)
regarding beach erosion on Balboa Island
affecting the mooring posts.
(g) To staff for response, request from Erwin
PW /Drainage
M. Hausladen to expand /provide additional
Wall
openings along the south side of drainage
(74)
wall at the West 15th Street mobile home
park in the event of future rainfall
backup.
(h) To Police Department for inclusion in the
PD /Newsracks
records, letter from Bob Garrison
(27/70)
supporting newspaper stands used by
"U.S.A. Today."
(i) To Traffic Affairs Committee for inclusion
West Npt
in the records, letter from R. H. Clucas,
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President West Newport Beach Association,
(85/63)
expressing appreciation for Council Member
Plummer °s efforts to improve parking
conditions in their area.
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(j) To the Police, Fire, Engineering and
PD /General
General Services Departments for inclusion
Sry
in the records, letter from Alan V.
(70/44)
Andrews, expressing his appreciation for
the courteous and efficient handling of
the unavoidable problems during the recent
rain storm.
5. COMMUNICATIONS - For referral to the City Clerk
for inclusion in the records:
(a) Correspondence of February 26, and March
3, 1.983, from Al. "King Alfonso" Lizanetz
regarding his ongoing campaign against
organized crime.
(b) Orange County Local Agency Formation
Commission: 1)Minutes dated February 9,
1983; 2) Notice of revised LAFCO schedule
(annexation) fees; and 3) Preliminary
Agenda for March 9, 1983.
(c) Orange County Division League of
California Cities- Minutes of January 13,
and February 10, 1983.
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(d) Public Utilities Commission of the State
of California - Application No. 83 -01 -12
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of Advanced Mobile Phone Service, Inc. and
Los Angeles SMSA for Public Convenience
and Necessity Certificate. (On file in
Clerk's Office)
6. CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES - For denial and
(36)
confirmation of the City Clerk's referral to
the claims adjuster:
(a) Thomas D. Holland for alleged property
Holland
damage to vehicle as a result of hole in
23rd Street at Irvine Avenue on March 4,
1983.
(b) James H. ]range for reimbursement of towing
Lange
charges, alleging vehicle could not be
moved from vicinity of Pacific Coast
Highway, near Newport Boulevard Bridge
because of flooding from high tide on
March 1, 1983.
(c) Elmer F. Wirth for alleged property damage
Wirth
to vehicle side mirror as a result of
protruding sign at Newport Boulevard and
Via Lido on March 2, 1983.
For rejection -• not timely filed:
(d) Late claim of Hal J. and Betty J.
McLaughlin
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McLaughlin alleging damage to sewer line
from City tree roots at 1007 White Sales
Way, Corona del Mar, on June 17, 1981.
7. SUMMONS AND COMPLAINTS - For denial and
confirmation of the City Clerk's referral to
the claims adjuster:
(a) State Compensation Insurance Fund, Orange
State Comp
County Superior Court, Case No. 39- 67 -48.
Ins Fnd
(b) Joy Foster, Orange County Municipal Court,
Foster
Case No. 46584. Original claim was denied
by City Council on November 24, 1980.
8. REQUEST TO FILL PERSONNEL VACANCIES - For
(66)
approval: (Report from City Manager)
(a) One Utilities Construction Specialist,
Utility Department.
(b) One Utility Serviceworker, Utility
Department.
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9. STAFF AND COMMISSION REPORTS - For Council
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information and approval:
(a) REQUEST FROM HARBOR VIEW HILLS COMMUNITY
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ASSOCIATION TO ESTABLISH HEIGHT LIMITS on
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the Pacific Coast Highway Frontage,
Ping
Newport Village and Corporate Plaza West
(68)
Planned Community Districts, and provide
for the easterly and westerly extension of
the sight plane over Corporate Plaza
adopted March 24, 1975. (Report from
Planning Department)
(b) Implementation of Council Policy 1 -21,
Cnel Pley/
BIKE AND FOOT RACE POLICY. (Report from
PB &R
Parks, Beaches and Recreation Director)
(62/69)
(c) BODY SURFING AREA BETWEEN 40TH AND 44TH
PB &R /40 -44th
STREETS. (Report from Parks, Beaches and
St Body Srfg
Recreation Director)
(62)
(d) Approve amendment to Council Policy B -1,
Cncl Plcy/
to PROVIDE FOR A BINDING AGREEMENT
JWyn Arpt
REGARDING JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT. (Report
(54/69)
from Executive Assistant to the City
Manager)
10. PUBLIC HEARING SCHEDULING: None.
11. OASIS SHUFFLEBOARD COURT (C -2378) - Approve the
Oasis Shflbd
plans and specifications; and authorize the
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City Clerk to advertise for bids to be opened
C -2378
at 11:00 a.m., on�March 30, 1983. (Report from
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Public Works)
12. SIDEWALK REPLACEMENT ADJACENT TO MARINERS PARK
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AND IN EASTBLUFF (C -2351) - Accept the work;
Eastbluff
and authorize the City Clerk to file a Notice
C -2351
of Completion and release the bonds 35 days
(38)
after Notice of Completion has been filed.
(Report from Public Works)
13. APPROVE NEWPORT OUTRIGGER CANOE CLUB REQUEST -
Marine Dpt/
To store and launch outrigger canoes on the
Npt Outrgr
public bay beach near the street end at 18th
Canoe Clb
and West Bay, :subject to the conditions of
(51)
approval listed in the staff report. (Report
from Marine Department)
14. BUDGET AMENDMENTS - For approval:
(25)
BA -065, $888.213 Transfer in Budget
Appropriations for new chairs for Mayor's
office; Office Equipment -City Council Fund.
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BA -066, $4,539.61 Transfer in Budget
Appropriations for additional funds to cover
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major plumbing and overhead door repairs at
Newport Center Fire Station; Building and
Furnishing Improvement- Building Excise Tax
Fund.
BA -067, $9,000.00 Transfer in Budget
Appropriations for replacement of wrecked
vehicle #3002; Automotive Equipment - Public
Works Adm. & iEngr. Fund.
BA -068, $5,000.00 Transfer in Budget
Appropriations for air - conditioning unit (3
ton) for Council Chambers; Air - conditioning
Unit /Council Chambers -City Council Fund.
G. ITEMS REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR:
1. Proposed ORDINANCE being,
Zoning /Roof-
Mounted Slr
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT
Sys
BEACH AMENDING CHAPTERS 20.02 AND
(94)
20.87 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL.
CODE AS THEY PERTAIN TO PERMITTING
THE INSTALLATION OF ROOF- MOUNTED
SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS IN EXCESS OF
HEIGHT LIMITS,
PLANNING COMMISSION AMENDMENT NO. 584, a
PCA 584
request initiated by the City of Newport
Beach,
was presented with report from Planning
Department for introduction and public hearing
scheduling on March 28, 1983.
Motion
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Council Member Strauss expressed his concerns
Ord 83 -18
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with respect to the subject ordinance. The
City Attorney explained the purpose and intent
of the ordinance, and following discussion,
motion was made to introduce Ordinance No.
83 -18, and pass to second reading and public
hearing on March 28, 1983.
H. ORDINANCES FOR ADOPTION:
1. ORDINANCE NO. 83 -15, being,
Ord 83 -15
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 6.04.120 OF
(44)
THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE REGARDING
PROHIBITED MATERIALS FOR REFUSE
COLLECTION,
was presented for second reading and adoption,
with report from City Attorney dated February
28, 1983.
on
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Motion was made to adopt Ordinance No. 83 -15.
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2. ORDINANCE NO. 83 -16, being,
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING PROVISIONS OF
CHAPTER 10.54.020 AND REPEALING SECTION
11.08.010 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL
CODE RELATING TO DRESSING IN PUBLIC PLACES
AND PUBLIC NUDITY,
was presented for second reading and adoption,
with report from City Attorney dated February
28, 1983.
Motion
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Motion was made to adopt Ordinance No. 83 -16.
All Ayes
I. CONTINUED BUSINESS:
Motion
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1. TECHNICAL OIL CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE:
All Ayes
Motion was made to accept the City Council
Appointments Committee nominations of Lloyd
Sellinger and .James C. Sheppard, with one to be
appointed on March 28, 1983.
J. CURRENT BUSINESS:
1. Report from.the.Planning Department regarding
Planning Commission action on February 24,
1983, recommending a two year extension of time
in conjunction with the approved TENTATIVE MAP
OF TRACT 10019„ which permitted the subdivision
of 80.5± acres into one lot for commercial
development, seven lots for industrial /office
development and two lots for further
subdivision into residential lots. Property
bounded by Bison Avenue, Camelback Street,
Jamboree Road, the extension of Eastbluff
Drive, and MacArthur Boulevard, in the Planned
Community of North Ford, was presented.
The Planning Director referred to a map
outlining the area in question, and discussed
the proposed extension of Eastbluff Drive and
alternative roadway. He stated that when the
Planning Commission granted the extension of
the tract map for a two -year period, they also
imposed a condition whereby The Irvine Company
would commit, if any, to construct the roadway
chosen as an alternative to Eastbluff Drive
extended.
The Planning Director also explained the
proposed expansion of General Plan Amendment
No. 82 -1 in the North Ford Area as depicted on
the map.
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The Director of Public Works commented that the
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existing Master Plan of Streets of the
Circulation Element dates back some 25 years or
more. At the time the San Joaquin Hills
Transportation Corridor was added to the Master
Plan, it was known that revisions would be
necessary at an appropriate time to arterial
streets which connect to and cross the
corridor. The studies have been extensive and
have progressed to where it's time to consider
an amendment to the Master Plan of Streets as
indicated on the drawing described by the
Planning Director. This action would start the
process of preparing the environmental
documentation of leading up to public hearing.
Dave Dmohowski of The Irvine Company, addressed
the Council and stated that they concurred with
the Planning Commission's recommendation of
February 24. They thought it was the Planning
Commission's intention to adopt the approach
outlined in the City Attorney's memorandum of
February 24. However, when they read the
minutes of the Planning Commission, they did
not feel the motion "captures" the intent of
adopting the complete approach outlined in the
City Attorney's memorandum. Therefore, if the
City Council chooses to approve the extension
of time, they would request the Council make a
finding that the approval be in conformance
with the memorandum of the City Attorney and
the approach outlined therein.
Motion
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Following discussion, motion was made to grant
All Ayes
the request of The Irvine Company to withdraw
application for Final Map of Tract No, 10019,
and grant an extension of said Tentative Map
for a two -year period, with the condition that
The Irvine Company will commit to construction
of the roadway, if any, chosen as the
alternative to Eastbluff Drive Extended. The
commitment of The Irvine Company to construct
the alternate roadway is limited to the
construction of .a roadway of similar
cross - section to Eastbluff Drive Extended, but
if any additional right -of -way is necessary,
The Irvine Company will dedicate such
right -of -way. In the event that multiple or
partial final maps are filed, The Irvine
Company consents to reasonable extensions of
processing deadlines and also consents to the
imposition of conditions, specifically those
regarding temporary access to individual -
parcels.
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2. Report from the Planning Department regarding
GPA 82 -1
Planning Commission action on March 10, 1983,
(45)
recommending an expansion in the scope of
GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT NO. 82 -1 in the North'
Ford Area, was presented.
Motion
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Motion was made to sustain the recommendation
All Ayes
of the Planning Commission to expand the scope
of General Plan Amendment No. 82 -1 for the
North Ford Area.
3. Letter from Council Member Donald Strauss to
Organizatns/
ORANGE COUNTY VECTOR CONTROL DISTRICT regarding
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his replacement on the Joint Governmental
(61)
Committee, was presented.
Motion
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Motion was made to confirm Mayor Hart's
All Ayes
appointment of Council Member Ruthelyn Plummer
to the Orange County Vector Control District to
replace Council Member Donald Strauss.
K. ADDITIONAL BUSI19ESS: None.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:15 p.m.
Mayor
ATTEST:
City Clerk
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