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August 25, 1958
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Page 38 - Volume 12
Minutes of REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
Date of Meeting: August 25, 1958
Time of Meeting: 7:30 P.M.
Place of Meeting: Council Chambers
Roll Call:
The reading of the minutes of August 11,
1958, was waived, and the minutes were ap-
proved as written and ordered filed.
COMMUNICATIONS:
1. A letter was presented from E. F. Hirth,
President of the Community Youth Center
:y of Newport Harbor, commending the Counci
for support and participation in a 01re-
cent breakfast.4° Said letter was order-
ed filed and acknowledged.
2. A letter was presented from Myford
of Irvine, President of The Irvine Company,
stating that 01The Irvine Company has
constructed a water line along Bayside
Drive northwesterly of Tract 3283. This
line was installed in accordance with
all city specifications and was in-
spected by city personnel during con-
struction. The Irvine Company, having
installed the above named water line as
required, wishes to hereby convey it and
its appurtenant valves, fire plugs, etc.
to the City of Newport Beach for mainte-
nance, reconstruction, and repair." The
offer of The Irvine Company was accepted
and the letter was ordered filed.
3. A letter from Myford Irvine, President
of The Irvine Company, and a letter from
W. H. Spurgeon, III, Assistant Vice
i President, were read by the Clerk, which
letters request the City of Newport
Beach to instigate condemnation pro -
ceedings to secure a sewerage easement
over Lot 7, Block E, Tract 1219, to
facilitate sewer service for Lots 1
through 6, Block E, Tract 1219. Said
letters were referred to the City
Attorney for investigation and report.
4. A Claim for Damages of Joseph Allen Zika
by George F. Zika, which had been served
on the City Clerk on August 18th, al-
leging injuries sustained on June 21,
1958, was .presented. 'The claim was
denied and the City Clerk's action, in
referring the matter to the insurance
carriers, was confirmed.
Letter of 5. A letter from Harry'J. Weber, expressing
appreciate n appreciation for the manner in which
re Council Council meetings are conducted, was
meetings ordered received, filed, and properly
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Excerpt
Board
Supery
minutes
R 4.855
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6. An excerpt of the Minutes of the Board of
Supervisors, acknowledging receipt of
ors Resolution No. 4855 regarding ,,jamboree
ree
Road, was ordereo'#led. //6 . _
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Present
Absent
Motion
Second
All Ayes
Motion
Second
Z,r11 Ayes
Motion
Second
All Ayes
Motion
Second
All Ayes
Motion
Second
All Ayes
Motion
Second
All Ayes
Motion
Second
A&1 Ayes
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R 4859
endorsin
Proposit
No. 4
adoppted
CAM
Request
hold Ne,
Beach P
Boat Re
granted
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Operation
of tram of
the Ocean
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Licenses
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CITY OF NE14PORT BEACH
August 25, 1958
Page -39.- Volume 12
7. A letter was presented from Russell
Hunter, Los Angeles, urging endorsement
of Proposition No. 4.
Resolution No. 4859, being a resolution
endorsing Proposition No.; 4, and urging
its passage by.the people of California
as a practical means of providing fa-
cilities for California's growing
boating population, was adopted.
8. The Clerk read a
rt Race Chairman of
r Speedboat Club,
to mission to hold
Boat Regatta on
1958, under the
lations as were
Council in 1957.
letter from C. C. Akin,
the Southern California
Inc., requesting per -
the Newport Beach Power
September 13 and 14;
same.rules.and regu
stipulated by the
Mr. C. C. Akin spoke from the floor.
Said request was granted under the con-
ditions imposed in prior years and sub-
ject to approval of the City Attorney
and the County Counsel.
9. The Clerk read a letter from J. W. Lee
requesting permission to operate a tram
fronton the Ocean front from Newport to
Balboa. The matter.was referred to the
City Manager for report and recommen-
dation.
LICENSES:
On motion, the following Applications for
License were approved:
1. Gene L. Davis, 269 Costa Mesa Street,
Costa Mesa, house to house soliciting
for the sale of Avon Products.
2. Ronald Kresge and Keith Hull, dba
L'Allegro, 2922 West Coast Highway, to
add on -sale beer to existing restaurant
license.
3. Norman and Doris J. Martin, dba The
Patio, 113 - 22d Street, to add on -sale
beer to existing cafe license.
4. Horace P. Line, 460 East 19th Street,
Costa Mesa, house.to house soliciting
for furniture repair and refinishing on
premises.
5.
Exempt License of Mrs. Pauline Johnson,
1710 Plaza del Norte, Balboa, placing
coin containers in business establish-
ments for, a period of one month following
approval of the Council; funds to be
used only for the Orange County Chapter,
California E ilepsy Society; head-
quarters 1904 West Eighth Street, Los
Angeles; applicant to be in har e. of
placing the coin containers p.iness
establishments. � I /l s
ST:
Motion
Second
Roll Call
Ayes
Absent
Motion
Second
All Ayes
Motion
Second
All Ayes
Motion
Second.
All Ayes
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Licenses
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Ord. 855
re refus,
garbage,
cuttings
1st read
waived
Passed t
nd read
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CITY OF NEb1PORT BEACH
August 25, 1558
Page 40 - Volume 12
6. Transfer of Business License No. 1203,
Floyd Ingram, dba Newport Harbor Ambu-
lance Service and Sickroom Supplies,
located at 2604 Newport Boulevard, to
320 -B North Newport Boulevard, Newport
Beach.
ADDITIONAL BUSINESS:
1. Ordinance No. 855, being
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT
BEACH REPEALING SECTIONS 5201, 5203,
nd 5203.19 5204, 5206, 5207, 5208,
5208.1, 5208.2, 5210, 5211, 5212 AND
g 5212.1 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL
CODE, AMENDING SECTION 5202 AND
ADDING CHAPTER 4 TO ARTICLE V OF SAID
g CODE RELATING TO REFUSE, GARBAGE AND
CUTTINGS,
was presented. The Clerk stated that
petitions bearing 168 signatures had
been received requesting that the Council
reconsider its action taken on August 11,
1958, regarding the establishment of a
service charge on refuse and sewer,
stating that said objection is on the
principle of assessing and that the
charge should be included in the tax
bill.
The Clerk stated that a letter had been
received from A. B. Cubbage, Chairman,
Harbor Taxpayers Committee, signed by
Henry K. Deister, Vice Chairman, making
a similar request. At the request of Mr.
Lawrence Newman, said letter was read.
Said petitions and letters were ordered
filed.
The first reading of Ordinance No. 855
was waived.
A motion was made by Councilman Lorenz,
seconded by Councilman Kingsley, that
Ordinance No. 855 be introduced and
passed to second reading.
Mayor Stoddard opened the meeting for a
discussion.
The following people spoke from the
audience: Mr. Edward Healy, Mr. Duncan
Hardesty, Miss Harriet Gould, Mr. A. B.
Cubbage, Mr. Jack Horner, Mr. Mellor, Mr.
Charles Grimes, Col. A. 1-7. Smith, Mr.
Jim Foster, Mrs. Philip Burton.
Ordinance No. 855 was
passed to seconfil-Tead
ATTEST:
Motion
Second
All Ayes
Motion
Second
All Ayes
Motion
11 Call
Ayes
Noes
Absent
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CITY OF N&TPORT BEACH
August 25, 1958
Page 41 - Volume 12
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2. Ordinance No. 856, being
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT
Ord. 856
BEACH ADDING CHAPTER 5 TO ARTICLE V
re sewer
fees OF THE NE[JPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE
1st read°
g RELATING TO SEWER FEES,
waived
Passed tc
was presented.
2nd read°
g
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The first reading of said ordinance was
Motion
waived.
Second
All Ayes
Ordinance No. 856 was introduced and
Motion
passed to second reading.
Second
Roll Call
Ayes
Noes
Absent
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3. Resolution No. 4860, being a resolution
of the City Council of the City of
R 4860
Newport Beach calling a Special Munici-
calling a
pal Election to be held on the 4th day
Special
of November, 1958, requesting the Board
Municipal
of Supervisors of Orange County to con -
Election
solidate said Special Municipal Election
adopted
with the General Election on said date
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and to canvass the returns thereon,
ordering the submission of a proposed
Amendment to the Charter and a Civil
Service ordinance to the voters for
adoption, and setting forth the form of
Motion
ballot propositions for the two
Second
measures, the text of the proposed
Roll Call
Charter P.mendment and the text of the
Ayes
proposed ordinance, was adapted.
Absent
R 4861 re
4. Resolution No- 4861 was adopted, being
Motion
ballot
a resolution authorizing members of the
Second
measur
s Council to file written arguments for
Roll Call
adoppted
the measures proposed to be placed on
Ayes
CAM
the November 4th ballot.
Absent
5. Mayor Stoddard opened the meeting for a
Public
PUBLIC HEARING regarding Ordinance No.
hearing
854, being
Ord. 854
re zoning
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NE14PORT
and setback
BEACH AMENDING DISTRICT MAPS NOS. 2,
lines
3, 27 AND 28 ADOPTED BY SECTION
2nd reading
9102.2 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICI-
waived
PAL CODE RELATING TO ZONING AND SET -
Ord. 854 adopted
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establishing setback line on the Ocean
side of Seashore Drive between 34th and
61st Streets; rezoning Tract No. 1645
(6th Addition to Harbor Highlands).
No one spoke from the audience and
Mayor Stoddard closed the hearing.
The second reading of Ordinance No. 854
motion
was waived.
Second
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All Ayes
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Insurance
bids
Contract
awarded t4
Truck Insi
Exchange,
the
low
bidder
Contract
R 4862 aut
orizing co
tract with
Remington
adopted
Contracts
Budget
ment
apr
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CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
August 25, 1958
Page 42 - Volume 12
Ordinance No. 854 was adopted. Motion
Second
Roll Call:
Ayes
Absent
6. A letter from Charles L. Robinson,
Insurance,'Consultant, was presented,
wherein recommendation is made that the
second low bid received, for multiple
"insurance coverage, of the American
Casualty Company (submitted by Anderson,
Anich, Parker and Torre), in the amount
of- $21,865.73, be accepted.
A motion was made that the recommen-
ancedation of the Insurance Consultant be
accepted and the contract for insurance
be placed with the American Casualty
Company.
Mr. T. Weston Jay, representing Royal
Indemnity, spoke from the audience and
stated that their bid would include
libel, slander, et cetera, insurance.
Mr. Al Day spoke from the audience,
representing Truck Insurance Exchange,
which company had submitted the low bid.
Councilman Lorenz read the letter from
Charles L. Robinson.
A vote was taken on the motion, for the Motion
award of contract to the American Second
Casualty Company, which did not carry. Roll Call:
Ayes
Noes
Absent
The award of contract for multiple Motion
liability insurance coverage was awarded Second
to the low bidder, Truck Insurance Roll Call
Exchange, at the contract price of Ayes
$202212.59. Noes
Absent
Mr. Sam Downing spoke from the audience
stating that the Council acted wisely in
awarding the contract to the low bidder
and should do so wherever possible.
7. Resolution No. 4862, authorizing the
- Mayor and the City Clerk to execute a Motion
contract with Remington Rand for the Second
and reorganization of the Index to the Roll Call
Council Minutes and the general file in Ayes
the City Clerk's office, was adopted. Absent
3- Budget Amendment No. 58 -41 in the Motion
+1 amount of $226(yy �aappre Second
All Ayes
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city c r
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R,
approved
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R 4863
contract
for insta
tion of p
meters
Lido -City
area adop
Contracts
Budget
Amendment
approved
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Ord. 857
re zoning
introduce
1st readi
waived
Passed to
reading
Set for
public
hearing
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Jamboree
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CITY OF NE14PORT BEACH
August 25, 1958
Page 43 - Volume 12
8. Budget Amendments numbered 58 -38, in -
the amount of $1426.05, and 58 -39, in
the amount of $73.95, were approved.
9. Resolution No. 4863, authorizing the
Mayor and the City Clerk to execute a
contract with the Dual Parking Meter
Company for purchase and installation
of parking meters in the Lido - City
a- Hall area, was adopted.
Councilman Higbie made a motion that
Hall Budget Amendment No. 58 -36, in the
ed amount of $14,800, for the purchase of
295 meters for the Lido shopping area
be approved. A discussion ensued with
Mr. F. E. Button and Finance Director
A. N. Broussard speaking from the floor.
It was decided to hold the matter over
for two weeks for further investigation
and discussion.
10. Budget Amendment No. 58 -30, in the
amount of $111.15, and Budget Amendment
No. 58 -33, in the amount of $615, were
approved.
11. Ordinance No. 857, being
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NUIPORT
I BEACH AMENDING DISTRICT MAPS NOS. 13,
ig 23 AND 31 ADOPTED BY SECTION 9102.2
OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE
2nd RELATING TO ZONING,
was presented, zoning Lots 1 through 20
inclusive, Tract No. 3283 from "U1°
District to R -1 District (Bayside Drive
between Aloha Drive and entrance to
Harbor Island; rezoning Lots 1 through 7
inclusive, Tract No. 1723 (Collins
Island) from R -2 District to R -1
District; rezoning Lots 1 through 177,
Tract No. 3357 (Cameo Shores) from U
District to R -1 -B District.
The first reading of Ordinance No. 857
was waived.
Ordinance No. 857 was introduced,
passed to second reading, and set for
public hearing on September 8, 1958.
12. The request of N. P. Van Valkenburgh Co.
for an extension of time for the
ax- installation of water line in Jamboree
anted Road from July 15, 1958, to August 15,
1958, was granted.
13. The request of The Irvine Company that
the City take the necessary steps to
return to said company the and previ-
ously used for eo d purpos s17th
ATTEST:
Motion
Second
All Ayes
Motion
Second
Roll Call
Ayes
Absent
Motion
Second
All Ayes
Motion
Second
All Ayes
Motion
Second
Roll Call:
Ayes
Absent
Motion
Second
All Ayes
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authoriz
for retu
to Irvin
portions
17th St.
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Cliff Dr
Park, Be
Park, Ch
Park, Ir
Terrace
Oporto V
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Public 1
be put u
bid buyi
Work
complete<
Central E
Waterfror
Park
Contracts
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
August 25, 1958
Page 44 - Volume 12
16. The report and recommendation of the
City Manager and the Public Works
Director that t'tte work of Fish and
Buccola, Inc., contractors for the
Central Avenue Waterfront Park, be
'e• accepted and the City Clerk instructed
to file a Notice of Completion with the Motion
County Recorder, were accepted and Second
authorized. All Ayes
17. Meeting adjourned. Motion
Second
All Ayes
ATTEST:
COUNCILMEN
Street that are not now in the rights of
ent
way of Dover Drive and Westcliff Drive,
d
was granted, and the necessary steps to
Motion
n
accomplish said abandonment were
Second
Co.
authorized.
All Ayes
of
14.
IT WAS RESOLVED THAT the following
names of recreation and park areas, as
ve
recommended by the Parks, Beaches and
;onia
Recreation Commission, be accepted and
nnel
adopted: Cliff Drive Park, Begonia
'ine
Park - Corona del Mar, Channel Park,
Motion
ark,
Irvine Terrace Park, Oporto Vista (area
Second
.sta
adjacent to Elks Club) ".
All Ayes
ipted
15.
The City Manager was instructed to list
nds
toall public lands for which the City has
Motion
for
no need, with the idea of putting them
Second
g
up for bid buying by the general public.
All Ayes
16. The report and recommendation of the
City Manager and the Public Works
Director that t'tte work of Fish and
Buccola, Inc., contractors for the
Central Avenue Waterfront Park, be
'e• accepted and the City Clerk instructed
to file a Notice of Completion with the Motion
County Recorder, were accepted and Second
authorized. All Ayes
17. Meeting adjourned. Motion
Second
All Ayes
ATTEST:
COUNCILMEN