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HomeMy WebLinkAbout01/28/1957 - Regular Meetingto include "municipally operated parking lot," for second reading Hearing held. and public hearing.. Mayor Hill opened the meeting for protests, Ordinance - No. 806 if any, to the adoption of said ordinance. .An.inquiry was made= a opted. from the audience as to the interpretation of the ordinance. There were no protests and Mayor Hill closed the hearing. On motion of Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman Hart and . carried, the second reading of Ordinance No. 806 was waived. On ' motion of Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman MacKay and carried, Ordinance No. 806 was adopted by the following roll call vote, to wit: AYES, COUNCILMEN: Hart, MacKay, Stoddard, Higbie, Ridderhof, Hill NOES, COUNCILMEN: None ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: Wilder Ordinance No. 807, being Ordinance No. 807. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NE14PORT BEACH AMENDING SECTION 9102.2 OF ARTICLE IK OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF NEWPORT BEACH changing zoning of Tract No. 3068 from U to R -1 -B, was presented for Changin zongn of second reading and public hearing. Mayor Hill opened the meeting for Tract No. 3` protests, if any, to the adoption of said ordinance. There were no H_ea�r�_�inz�— C51U7. protests and Mayor Hill closed the hearing. On motion of Councilman Orinarce No. 807 MacKay, seconded by Councilman Ridderhof and carried, the second a optec. reading of said ordinance was waived. On motion of Councilman MacKay seconded by Councilman Ridderhof and carried, Ordinance No. 807 was adopted by the following roll call vote, to wit: AYES, COUNCILMEN: Hart, MacKay, Stoddard, Higbie, Ridderhof, Hill NOES, COUNCILMEN: None ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: Wilder ' On motion of Councilman Ridderhof, seconded by Councilman Hart and Adjournment. carried, the meeting was adjourned sine die. ATTEST: iu\ city C er Mayor January 28; 1957 The City Council of the City of Newport Beach met in regular session Regular session. in the Council Chambers of the City Hall at the hour of 7:30 P.M. ' The roll was called, the following members being present: Council- Roll call. men Hart, Wilder, MacKay, Stoddard, Higbie and Hill; Councilman Ridderhof being absent. On motion of Councilman Hart, seconded by Councilman Higbie and carried, the reading of the minutes of January 14, 1957, was waived, and they were approved as written and ordered filed. At the request of Mayor Hill, Acting City Attorney John Penney explained to the audience the nature of public hearings held by the Council in connection with appeals from the decisions of the Planning Commission. Mayor Hill opened the meeting for public hearing in connection with the appeal from the decision of the Planning Commission, whereby the Application of Douglas H. Buell for Use Permit No. 269 was granted, permitting the sale of alcoholic beverages at 3436 East Coast highway, Corona del Mar, Lot 4, Block 1, Tract Corona del Mar, Zone 0-1. The Clerk read the report from Walter M. Longmoor, Chairman of the Planning Commission, substantiating the reasons for the granting of said Use Permit on December 20, 1956. The report sets forth that a majority of the Commissioners, after a full and complete discussion among themselves and with the public which attended the hearing, decided that the sale of alcoholic beverages at 3436 East Coast Highway, did not create a serious adverse effect upon the immediate residential neighborhood. Mr. A. K. Phelps, Attorney representing the applicant, Douglas ' H. Buell, spoke from the audience. He stated that the Council sitting as a legislative body should be influenced by the opinion of the people, but the Council sitting as a judicial body, as in this instance, should render a decision based solely upon fact submitted and the laws governing. Mr. Phelps stated that the applicant proposed to sell beer in an area in which other licenses for the sale of alcoholic beverages have been granted, in an area where traffic is extremely heavy, and in an area where owners of adjoining business do not object to the proposed sale of beer. He introduced into the record the following: Approval of minutes. E�x?lanation of pub- lic hear ngs by Act- ing City Attorney. Public hearing re Use Permit No. 9, Doug as H. Bue Statements of A. K. P elps�.�,t_t�or� representing the applicant. Min i Items intro- 1. Letter from Division of Highways setting uc�t"o forth traffic counts at various locations.. t e-h r 2. Letter from Mr. 0. F. Warren, owner of Mr business located next door to applicant, Phelps. urging granting of Use Permit. 3. Copy of an excerpt of Minutes of Planning Commission meeting held December 20, 1956, at which time a Use Permit for sale of alcoholic beverages at 3344 East Coast Highway, was granted. 4. Alcoholic Beverage Control licenses issued by the State to Mr. Buell for subject premises Use Permit No, Councilman Stoddard filed with the Clerk a letter he had received granted. from Mrs. Gladys C. Bellinger, who resides in a house at the rear of natter 0 3436 East Coast Highway, recommending the issuance of said Use Permit. . Mr. Harold Leddy spoke from the audience on behalf of the applicant. Board on Marc No other persons desired to speak, and Mayor Hill closed the hearing. On motion of Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman MacKay and carried, the decision of the Planning Commission was upheld, the appeal from said decision was denied, the issuance of Use Permit No. 269 was granted; and the Council found that the sale of alcoholic Woman's Civic beverages at subject premises would not be-detrimental to the health, League o Ne ort safety, peace, morals, comfort and general welfare of persons residing Harbor re oil. or working in the neighborhood, by the following roll call vote, to wit: AYES, COUNCILMEN: Hart, Wilder, MacKay, Stoddard, Higbie, Hill NOES, COUNCILMEN: None ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: Ridderhof Mr. Phelps Councilman Wilder complimented Mr. Phelps on the excellent com- -p imented. presentation of his evidence in this matter and the Council concurred. COMMUNICATIONS lemental and The Clerk presented a letter from the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph gS amende claim Company, submitting supplemental and amended claim for damages for the from the Pacific loss alleged to have been sustained on November 1, 1956, increasing claim Te ep one & from estimated $800 to $1,527.75. On motion of Councilman Wilder, seconded Te e—i grapF-C-omp_any. by Councilman Bart and carried, said claim was denied and the action of the City Clerk in referring the matter to the insurance carriers was confirmed. Claim for Damages The Clerk presented a letter from Dr. John J. Albarian claiming that o Dr. Jo n J. the City of Newport Beach is responsible for maintenance of its roads, and Albarian. submitting a claim for damages in the amount of $121.77 for a repair bill for damages to a car when it struck a "chuck hole" in a City street. On motion of Councilman Wilder, seconded by Councilman Stoddard and carried, said claim was denied and the action of the City Clerk in referring the matter to the insurance carriers was confirmed. Request of Forrest A letter from Forrest Weight, Jr., of Princeton University, requesting Wei t Jr. for employment by the City as lifeguard for the summer of 1957, was, on motion em o ent as of Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman Wilder and carried, referred i eguard. to the City Manager. Apii_cattion for The_Application for Street Planting Permit of C. S. Brokaw, 1000 West Street Plant in g Bay Avenue, to maintain plantings, a four foot strip starting from end of ermit o C. S. sidewalk on west side of 10th Street to.the high tide line, was presented. Brokaw. In view of the fact that a committee plans to meet in the near future to make recommendations as to all street -end plantings, on motion of Council- man Hart, seconded by Councilman MacKay and carried, the subject Application was tabled for discussion at the next regular Council meeting. Dr..Irving.E. Laby spoke from the audience, stating that a satisfactory solution to this problem will soon be determined. Request of Orange The request of the Orange County Society for Crippled Children and Count Societ or Adults, Inc., for permission to sell paper lapel Easter lilies on the Cr_��Td C�� r streets of Newport Beach on April 12th and 13th, was presented. On motion and Adults, nc. - of Councilman Higbie, seconded by Councilman Stoddard and carried, said request was granted. Notice of Hearing The Notice of Public Hearing on March 1, 1957, in the Orange County ma Ana Farm Bureau Hall,.Orange, by Santa Ana Regional Water Pollution Control natter 0 Board on quality of water to be maintained in Santa Ana River at Prado; Porlution Control a copy of the letter from Orange County Water District regarding said Board on Marc subject; and the Report to Regional Water Pollution-Control Board No. 8 on proposed water quality objectives for Santa Ana River at Prado, were presented. On motion of Councilman StoddarcL, seconded by Councilman Hart and carried, said communications were ordered filed. Councilman Stoddard stated that he would attend the hearing. Woman's Civic A letter from the Woman's Civic League of Newport Harbor commending League o Ne ort the Council for its .action taken in refusing to grant the request of the Harbor re oil. Monterey Oil Company, was read. On motion of Councilman Wilder, - seconded by Councilman Hart and carried, said letter was ordered filed. Woman's Civic The Clerk read pertinent portions of a letter from the Woman's Civic eague o Newport League of Newport Harbor wherein it is set forth that in regard to Section Har or re amen in 1401 of the Charter, the Council is requested to take no action without a t e C aater to prior vote of the people, that the Charter be amended to more fully and emit authorl—ty more accurately express the true intent and purpose of the Freeholders, o —Council. and that the Council shall not take action possibly permissible through a narrow legal interpretation that is at variance with the intent of the 0 Freeholders. A discussion was held, Mr. Edward T. Healy and Mr. Lorenz spoke from the audience. On motion of Councilman I,Tart, seconded by Councilman Stoddard and carried, the City Attorney was instructed to investigate the possibility of amending the Charter to limit the authority of the Council. ' The Clerk presented letters from Byron Kancke, Col. and Mrs. C. D. Hudson, John E. Houck, Mr. and Mrs. George M. Houck, Mona Roche and John Roche, Reginald B. Pegram and Wanda R. Pegram, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. VanRensselaer, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Houston, protesting core drilling and oil driling. On motion of Councilman Wilder, seconded by Councilman Stoddard and carried, said letters were ordered filed with other correspondence on this matter so that they may be referred to in the future. ?_ letter from James Edwards, Jr., President of Newport Island, Incorporated, stating that said Association and its 122 members applaud and thank the Council for its rejection of the recent core - drilling request, and hope that in spite of so- called "new information,' the Council will continue to reject any such requests, was presented. On motion of Councilnan Wilder, seconded by Councilman Hart and carried, said letter was ordered filed, The Clerk read a letter from Robert J. Ball commending the Council for denying the request of the Monterey Oil Company to conduct exploratory drilling in the tidelands, setting forth basic principles which he feels the Council has recognized as to the intent of the Charter and as to the desire of the people to retain scenic and recreational resources of greater worth to the City than any.possible oil revenue. On motion of Councilman Wilder, seconded by Councilman Stoddard and carried, said letter was ordered filed. ' Councilman Stoddard stated that he had previously submitted to each Council member a memorandum, attached to which was a proposed statement of policy on oil development which the Council might wish to adopt. Councilman Stoddard read his memorandum which set forth the need of the Council for a policy on a matter of such general concern as oil development. The Clerk read the proposed statement of policy, and a discussion was held. Council- man Wilder was of the opinion that the matter should be given further study. However, after further consideration, on motion of Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman,Hart and carried, the following policy on oil exploration and development was adopted: 1 °The City Council has recently received requests from,the Monterey Oil Company relative to exploring for and development of oil in the City of Newport Beach. The Council has acted to deny these requests, "In order to define the Council's position and to make that position known to the public, the following statement of policy on oil exploration and development is issued: "The City Council is cognizant of repeated expressions of intent by the voters and citizens of Newport Beach that oil development within the City be limited strictly and specifically to development sanctioned in the Elliott contract. These expressions are generally construed to apply to oil exploration and development in the broadest sense, "The specific area from which drilling operations shall be conducted under the Elliott contract is well defined therein. It is the Council's opinion that no other sites . for either exploration or drilling operations should be authorized without approval of the voters. 11The Council further believes that suggestions to expand operations in this or any other area of the City must necessarily be accompanied by proposals which will provide just and sufficient compensation to the community for the possible risks involved. 11It is the Council's position that the public interest would be best served if any such proposals for expansion of oil development were offered on a competitive bid basis subject to terms and conditions having the prior approval of the electorate.11 Said policy was adopted by the following roll call vote, to wit: AYES, COUNCILMEN: Hart, Wilder, MacKay, Stoddard, Higbie, Hill NOES, COUNCILMEN: None __ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: Ridderhof City Attorney to investigate. Additional letters receive re of Letter from Newport Island, � nc. r o 1, Letter from Robert J. Ball Stoddard sub- mitted a policy on oil P w icn was adopter y t e Counc 1, Oil policy in full, The Clerk presented a copy of an Application for Alcoholic Beverage Alcoholic Beverage License for on -sale beer, Murrel E. Tittle, 113 - 22d Street, Newport License o Murre I E. Beach, bearing approval of the Police Department, Planning Division Tittle and City Attorney. Use Permit not required. On motion of Councilman MacKay, seconded by Councilman Stoddard and carried, said communication was ordered filed. r i Co of Resolution The Clerk presented a copy.of Resolution 1301 of the City of o Huntington Beach Huntington Beach approving the Orange County Master Plan of Arterial re Oran a Count Highways and recommending study by State Highway authorities of a ster P. an o proposed routing of a Coastal Highway serving coastal commknities. Arterial Hig ways. On motion of Councilman Wilder, seconded by Councilman Mac ay and carried, said communication was ordered filed. On motion of Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman Hart and carried, the ' City Clerk was instructed,to write.a letter of appreciation to _ the City of Huntington Beach for having joined in the recognition of this problem. Letter from PB &R The Clerk presented a letter from the Parks, Beaches and re su ivision of Recreation Commission regarding subdivision lot fees, attaching Fe—es. a comparative list of lot fees charged in 22 California cities and commenting that lot values in this area are much higher than in the cities listed, and lot fees should also be higher. A discussion was had, and on motion of Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Council- man Higbie and carried, the communication was ordered filed and the City Manager was instructed to advise the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission that a combined study by the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission, Planning CommisBion,_Planning Consultant and Legal Department would be advisable for recommendation to the Council in this matter. Letter from PB &R The Clerk presented a letter from the Parks, Beaches and re Tentative Recreation Commission regarding Tentative Tract Map 3138, being a T-ra-c-F—Ma—p-3138. portion of Lot 104, Tract_300, and a portion of Lot 153, Block 5, recommending to the Council and Planning Commission, among other recommendations, that a lot fee of $30 or more be required from the subdivider for each lot in the subdivision, for the purpose of acquiring and improving park and recreation land and facilities. The City Manager stated that the recommendations were being made for the Council s information at this time, but further action would be. taken at the time the Final Map is presented for approval for Tract No. 3138. On motion of Councilman MacKay, seconded by Councilman Hart and carried, said letter was ordered filed. LICENSES A ». for Exempt The Application for Exempt License (by reason of Interstate Commerce) License o Jessie of Jessie de Spain Smith, for house to house soliciting for Child Craft e Spain Smit (a magazine), home office, Chicago, Illinois, was presented. On motion or Chiid Chi Cra t. of Councilman Wilder, seconded by Councilman MacKay and carried, said Application was approved. qp, for License The Application for License of William W. Burris, for slip rentals la W. Burris at 3336 -42 Via Lido, consisting of 400 feet of dockage, being a change for-slip renta S. of ownership, was presented. On motion of Councilman Hart, seconded by Councilman MacKay and carried, said Application was approved. Ap for License The Application for License of Hyman D. Beckman, 2922 West Coast o H. D, Beckman Highway, Gino's Restaurant, for food and on -sale beer, was presented. On or Gino 's motion of Councilman Hart, seconded by Councilman MacKay and carried, Restaurant. said Application was approved as a restaurant, but the sale of beer was conditioned upon the applicant securing a State. license from the Alcoholic Beverage Control. Recess. Mayor Hill declared a three minute recess at this time. ADDITIONAL BUSINESS Re re Golden The Clerk read the report from the City Manager regarding Golden ' ileport Jube expenses. Jubilee expenses. Said report states that the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce had expended $2178.11 in excess.of all the revenues received by the Chamber for the Golden Jubilee celebration. Councilman Hart expressed the opinion that since the Chamber of Commerce had undertaken • program, previously planned, at the request of the Council, there was • moral obligation on the part of the City to pay the outstanding bills incurred by the Newport Harbor.Chamber of Commerce. A further discussion was had, and on.motion of Councilman Wilder, seconded by Councilman Higbie and carried, the City Manager was instructed to effect the necessary transfer of funds to pay the outstanding bills in the amount of $2,178.11, of the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce for the Golden Jubilee celebration, the funds to be derived from the Advertising Fund, by the following roll call vote, to wit: AYES, COUNCILMEN: Hart, Wilder, MacKay, Higbie, Hill NOES, COUNCILMEN: Stoddard ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: Ridderhof Statements of Mr. Mr. William O'Bryon, President of the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce, O Br on and Mr. spoke from the audience to clarify a "garbled" report in a local newspaper, an Die or which had been printed on January 28, 1957. Mr. J. T. Van Dyke, past President C amber o Commerce.of the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce, spoke from the audience, further explaining the expenses of the Golden Anniversary celebration. Oaths of Office. The Clerk presented the Oaths of Office of Harbor Patrolmen James S. Zapata, Donald Wynn Brown; Oaths of Office for Patrolman Gordon B. Tornberg and Reserve Police Officer Hal Ronald Minugh. On motion of Councilman ' Stoddard, seconded by Councilman Hart and carried, said Oaths of Office were approved. ' i L The Clerk presented a letter which had been sent to Council- man Stoddard from Lee M. Nelson, General Manager of the Orange County Sanitation Districts, regarding dissolved sulphides, Newport sewage; and presented a memorandum to the members of the Council from Councilman Stoddard. On motion of Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman Wilder and carried, the letter from Mr. Nelson was referred to the Director of Public Works with a request to report to the Council any remedial action he is taking, which report will be forwarded to Mr. Nelson. The City Manager submitted purchasing rules and procedures pursuant to Section 504 (f) of the Charter. On motion of Council- man Stoddard, seconded by Councilman MacKay and carried, said rules and procedures were approved. In connection with the proposed abandonment of a portion Bay Avenue, easterly of G Street, East Side Addition to Balboa Tract, Resolution No. 4590 was presented, being a resolution approving the map showing the proposed portion of Bay Avenue to be vacated. On motion of Councilman wilder, seconded by Councilman MacKay and carried, Resolution No. 4590.was adopted by the following roll call vote, to wit: Letter from Orange gee nty_ Sanitation Districts red solved sulph des, . Newport sewage. Purchasing rules and procedures approved. of R -4590_ approving map showing proposed portion o Bay Avenue to lr,qr,q tprj . AYES, COUNCILMEN: Hart, Wilder, MacKay, Stoddard, Higbie, Hill NOES, COUNCILMEN: None ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: Ridderhof On motion of Councilman MacKay, seconded by Councilman Wilder and carried, Resolution No. 4591, being a resolution of intention of the City of Newport Beach to order the closing up, vacation and abandonment of a portion of Bay .Avenue, easterly of G Street, setting February 25, 1957, for hearing thereon, was adopted by the following roll call vote, to wit: R -4591, Resolution of Intention to order vacation of portion of 4YBa Avenue setting 5 5 as hearing date. AYES, COUNCILMEN: Hart, wilder, Mackay, Stoddard, Higbie, Hill NOES, COUNCILMEN: None ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: Ridderhof In connection with the proposed abandonment of a portion of R -4592 approving_ map Channel Place, Resolution No. 4592 was presented, being a resolution showing ro osed_portion approving the map showing the proposed portion of Channel Place, of Channel Place to *Se Canal Section, to be vacated. On motion of Councilman MacKay, vacated, seconded by Councilman Hart and carried, Resolution No. 4592 was adopted by the following roll call vote, to wit: .AYES, COUNCILMEN: Hart, Wilder, MacKay, Stoddard, Higbie, Hill NOES, COUNCILMEN: None ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: Ridderhof On motion of Councilman Mackay, seconded by Councilman Wilder R -4593 Resolution of and carried, Resolution No. 4593, being a resolution of intention intention to order of the City of Newport Beach to order the closing up, vacation and vacation of portion of abandonment of a portion of Channel Place, setting February 25, CTianne�?''lace setting 1957, for hearing thereon, was adopted by the following roll _275/57 as hearing ca:e. call vote, to wit: AYES, COUNCILMEN: Hart, Uilder, MacKay, Stoddard, Higbie, Hill NOES, COUNCILMEN: None ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: Ridderhof On motion of Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman Hart Authorization to adver- and carried, the City Manager was authorized to advertise for bids tise _or bids for 1,000 for a 1,000 gallon pumper for Fire Station No. 6, to be located gallon puunper tor Fire at Irvine and Dover. Station No, b. The City Manager stated that bids had been received for gasoline, oil, tires and recapping, for the period of February 15, 1957, through February 14, 1958. On motion of Councilman Wilder, seconded by Councilman Hart and carried, the City Manager was authorized to execute the contract with the low bidder, Harold P. Johnson, Hancock Oil Company distributor, for lubricating oil at 65o per gallon. On motion of Councilman Wilder, seconded by Councilman Hart and carried, the City Manager was authorized to execute a contract with the low bidder, Tide Water Association Oil Company, for Ethyl gasoline at ..2124 per gallon. The contract for tires and recapping was awarded to the low bidder, Courtney & Lester Tire Company, on motion of Council- man Hart, seconded by Councilman Mackay and carried. The City Manager stated that he would report to the Council at its next regular meeting the best method of entering into a contract with Courtney & Lester Tire Company. The City Manager read a letter from the Assistant City Engineer, L. C. Beebe, recommending that bids be received by the City on the 25th day of February, 1957, for construction of the underbay water line. On motion of Councilman MacKay, seconded by Councilman Stoddard and carried, the Director of Public Works was authorized to advertise for bids for the installation of a Submarine Water Main from "N11 Street to Bayside Drive, as recommended. Low bidders for gasoline PAt and reca ping t e �erio orr X5755`7 t rfi ought /14/58. Authorization to adver- tise for i s ue 27757 57 for ins ta ation o Su marine water Main from "N Street to Bav- side Drive. m2 Re uest of R. A. The Clerk presented the request of R. Alyn Nielsen for refund of Nie seri or re and $300 license fee, since, although he is the new owner of premises, of icense fee for the same lessee will be operating the Penny Arcade. A discussion was enny Arcade. had, and, on motion of Councilman MacKay, seconded by Councilman- Wilder and carried, said request was granted and the refund was authorized. Re or finance. The City Manager was given an extension of time for recommendations regarding the proposed plumbing.ordinance to February 11, 1957. Discussion re the The Clerk read a communication from Hurwitz and Hurwitz, Attorneys, proposea hearing representing C. R. Johnson and Al Anderson, "requesting that the on suspension or hearing set for February 4, 1957, in regard to the suspension or revocation ol revocation of the license for the operation of the Rendezvous Ballroom usiness icense be rescinded, and that C. R. Johnson and Al Anderson be permitted to or Rendezvous take constructive steps to maintain the Ballroom as is desired by Ballroom. the City. Mr. Robert R. Hurwitz.presented arguments to substantiate his plea that the February 4, 1957, hearing be revoked: Councilman MacKay made a motion to deny the request and to proceed with the hearing as set up, which motion.was seconded by Councilman Stoddard. A further discussion was held. Councilman Wilder was of.the opinion that there was merit in a constructive approach. Councilman Higbie was of the opinion that we had no alternative under Section 6111 except to hold a hearing. The City Manager brought out that the hearing would not be a hearing for anyone in the audience to speak, as it would be a hearing of facts presented by the City Attorney and by:the licensees, and their representatives. Councilman Hart stated that he thought the Council would be remiss if such a hearing were not held. A vote was taken on Councilman MacKay's motion, which carried unanimously. Mr. Hurwitz then requested an extension of time in which to prepare his case, which request was denied. Ordinance No. 809. Ordinance No. 809; being Adding "16th Street AN ORDINANCE ADDING THE TERRITORY nnex�1 to First REFERRED TO AS "16TH STREET ANNEX11 District. TO THE FIiRST DISTRICT, Passed to second was presented. On motion of Councilman MacKay, seconded by Councilman rea fins. Wilder and carried, the first reading of said ordinance was waived. On motion of Councilman MacKay, seconded by Councilman Wilder and carried, Ordinance No. 809 was passed to second reading by the following roll call vote, to wit: AYES, COUNCILMEN: Hart, Wilder, MacKay, Stoddard, Higbie, Hill NOES, COUNCILMEN: None ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: Ridderhof Ordinance No. 810; being MinAdding "Tustin Avenue AN ORDINANCE ADDING THE TERRITORY Street Annex" REFERRED TO AS "TUSTIN AVENUE AND. to Fourth District. 22D STREET ANNEX" TO THE FOURTH DISTRICT; Passed to second was presented. On motion of Councilman Wilder, seconded by Councilman reading. MacKay and carried, the first reading of said ordinance was waived. On motion of Councilman Hart, seconded by Councilman Wilder and carried, Ordinance No. 810 was passed to second reading by the following roll call vote, to wit: ' AYES; COUNCILMEN: Hart, Wilder, MacKay, Stoddard, Higbie, Hill NOES, COUNCILMEN: None ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: Ridderhof Petitions resented Petitions for the proposed annexation of territory designated as the oar annexation o "East Corridor," bearing sixty -nine names, were presented., as was a map East Corri or. indicating said proposed area. A discussion was had. On motion of Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman Wilder and carried, the petitions were referred to the Planning Commission to be considered with other petitions which had been previously submitted in regard" to said area, and for further discussion. with the City of Costa Mesa before action is taken. Ordinance No. 811. Ordinance No.. 811, being Re one -way streets. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 3250.1, SUB- SECTIONS ENTITLED. "CORONA DEL MAR" AND "NEWPORT BEACH" OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, PROVIDING FOR THE DESIGNATION OF ONE -WAY STREETS Passed to second was presented, (adding one -way traffic on Avocado Avenue between Water rea fins. Front Drive and Pacific Drive, northeast bound traffic only., in Corona del Mar, and southwest bound traffic on-Thirty-sixth Street between Marcus Avenue and Balboa Boulevard, in Newport Beach,) On.motion of Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman Wilder.and carried, the first reading of said ordinance was waived, On motion:of Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman Wilder and carried, Ordinance No. 811 was passed to second reading by the following roll call vote, to wit: AYES, COUNCILMEN: Hart, Wilder, MacKay, Stoddard, Higbie, Hill NOES, COUNCILMEN: None ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: Ridderhof f: i A discussion was had regarding the use of the County Dock property. A motion was made by Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman Wilder and carried,to request the Planning Commission and the Parks, Beaches & Recreation Commission jointly to examine the alternatives as to the best use of the County Dock property, and to provide the Council with a report of their recommendations as to their thinking in regard to this matter. Discussion re the use o ounty 5oc property, The City Manager stated that many organizations had submitted Re nominations to appointments to the Citizens Advisory Committee on Capital Improvements it zens Adv sory and it was hoped that the final nominations would be submitted within Committee. the next two weeks. Councilman MacKay requested permission of the Council to be out Request of Council - of the State between February 11, 1957, through February 14, 1957. man MacKay On motion of Councilman Stoddard, seconded by Councilman Hart and out of the State'. carried, said request was granted. The City Manager read a letter from Harry A. Stauch commending Letter from H. A. the Fire Department for a job well done in connection with the Gallagher Stauc commen i Building fire on January 20, 1957. On motion of Councilman Wilder, the Fire Department. seconded by Councilman MacKay and carried, said letter was ordered filed. On motion of Councilman Hart, seconded by Councilman MacKay and Neetin ad°ourned carried, the meeting was adjourned to February 4, 1957, at 7:30 P.M., to Fegruary 57_ to consider the revocation or suspension of the license for the Rendezvous Ballroom. ATTEST: city clerm / lip Y February 4, 1957 The City Council of the City of Newport Beach met in adjourned regular session in the Council Chambers of the City Hall at the hour of 7:30 P.M. The roll was called, the following members being present: Councilmen Hart, Wilder, MacKay, Stoddard, Higbie, Ridderhof and Hill. Mayor Hill requested the Clerk to read a proposed resolution paying tribute to the memory of Mr. Paul Paine, which resolution is entered in the minutes as follows: "WHEREAS, as it must to all men, death came to PAUL McCLARY PAINE on January 28, 1957; and, "WHEREAS, MR. PAINE at the time was Chairman of the Technical Oil Advisory Committee of the City of Newport Beach, by appointment of the City Council, "NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the members of the City Council of the City of Newport Beach by this means would pay humble tribute to the memory of PAUL PAINE, a man of great achievement and stature in his profession, and one who gave unselfishly of his wisdom as friend and advisor to the officials and citizens of his community." On motion of Councilman Wilder, seconded by Councilman Stoddard and carried, said resolution, being numbered 4594, was adopted by the following roll call vote, to wit: AYES, COUNCILMEN: Hart, Wilder, MacKay, Stoddard, Higbie, Ridderhof, Hill NOES, COUNCILMEN: None ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: None The City Attorney presented Mr. William J. White, official court ' reporter of the Superior Court of Orange County, who had been employed to make a transcript of the proceedings. Mayor Hill requested the City Attorney to explain the nature of the hearing which had been set for 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers in connection with the suspension or revocation of the business license of Al Anderson and Clyde R. Johnson, dba the Rendezvous Ballroom. The City Attorney read, in part, Section 6111 of the Municipal Code. He stated that the hearing would be quasi judicial in nature and that during the proceedings comments should not be made from the audience. The City Attorney inquired whether or not Mr. Al Anderson, Mr. Clyde R. Johnson, or Mr. Adjoud regular ses rn e Roll call. Resolution PavinR tr6 cal�b t� to memory o r, Paul Va le. Resolution No. 4594 a opts .