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Home My WebLink About04/13/1959 - Regular MeetingCITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Page 193 - Volume 12 Minutes of REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL Date of Meeting: April 13, 1959 Time of Meeting: 7:30 P.M. Place of Meetin : Council Chambers COUNCILMEN ---'----------------------------------------------------------- ------ -- - - - - -; Roll Call: Present The,re;Lding of the minutes of March 23, 1959; March'30, 1959; April 6, 19590 4:00 P.M.; April 6, 1959, 7:30 P.M., was waived, the minutes were ; Motion; approved as written and ordered filed. tAll Ayes: PUBLIC HEARINGS: ; eublic 1. The Mayor opened the meeting for a public Hearing re! hearing, continued from April 6, 1959, re- -ondemnati6n garding the Ocean View Apartments which had : ocean View; been declared to be a public nuisance by the ; Ants Building Department. CA -81 i 1 The City Attorney requested Mr. Donald Paul Travis, Building Inspector of the ty o , Newport Beach, to present additional testimony, and evidence of the condition of the premises; at 806 East Ocean Front, Balboa. Mr. Travis ; stated that on April 6, 1959, he had observed; evidence of termites on the threshhold at the; front entrance to the Ocean View Apartments. ; He stated that there was also evidence of ; termites in the east wall of the garage. 1 Attorney Oliver Clark, representing the owner of the property, spoke from the audience and stated he had no further questions to ask Mr. Travis. Walter C. Noller, Fire Marshall for the City of Newport Beach since 1953, was sworn in. He stated that an examination of the premises at 806 East Ocean Front had revealed numerous potential fire hazards, which he enumerated. Attorney Clarke stated he had no questions to ask Mr. Noller. ; Mr. Dean Kephart, General Building Contractor,; was sworn in. He stated that it was feasible; to repair the buildings located on subject premises but that the cost would be high. To make minimum repairs, in his estimation, the ; cost would be not less than $10,000. He further stated said repairs would not bring ; the buildings up to Code. ; Mr. John Vogel spoke from the audience suggesting that the front building on the ; premises be repaired and the rear building be; demolished. Mr. Vogel stated the front ; building was built in 1920 and additions were; made in 1930. The rear building was built in; 1930. ; Attorney Clark, representing Mrs. Dorothy Phoenix, spoke from the audience and stated. that he and his client were in receipt of a letter from the Building Department which, in his opinion, would eliminate the necessity of further discussion.as his client intended to perform in-accordance with necessary require- ments to eliminate all hazards on the premises to human safe yAf tdis- cussion ensued: . ATTEST: Page 193 Mayor ity C Clerki -'-' ,x I I 1 1 1 Public Nearing Planning Commission Arnuanclman 4- quo. 65 CA -10 t 2. Public 3. Hearing CiTY Ci;= iiE402i BE, "SCI i COUNCILMEN - - - -- -, -. ' 1 1 Page 194 - Volume 12 , Application: No. 523 ; J.H.SederluAd ,- 1 no dez C�ri1_13� L�S��_- -- Z`--- F � A 'a, IV��ti 10, o -- -�-- ._' The hearing was closed. I Motion; ; x ;All Ayes; The bu $ding was found to be unsafe and I i that : Motion1 ;x it constitutes a public nuisance. X111 Ayes; It was agreed that no decision would be I I 1 made ; ; as to whether this building is to be ordered ' Public Nearing Planning Commission Arnuanclman 4- quo. 65 CA -10 t 2. Public 3. Hearing ; va< �ce f ' 1 1 1 Application: No. 523 ; J.H.SederluAd CA -13 1 1 1 I i 1 1 F' 1 1 , ' 1 ' 1 i 1 repaired or demolished until the Council has I I I I I I received a report back from the owner and Motion; Building Department on April 27, 1959. All Ayes; The Mayor opened the meeting for a public hearing regarding Planning Commission Amend- ' ment No. 65, being the request of Price T. McCuistion to rezone lots 1, 3 and 5, Block ; 534, Corona del Mar Tract; from an R -2 to a C -1 -H District, property located at 501, 503, ; 1 I I 505 Heliotrope Avenue, I I I + 1 The findings of the Planning Commission, recommending denial of the proposed amendment, ; were read. Mr. McCuistion spoke from the audience. ; I Mr. Gerald Van Hall, 424 Heliotrope, Corona ; del Mar, spoke from the audience on behalf of ; himself and other people living on Helidtrope,� opposing the rezoning requested. 1 Mr. George Putnam of the Planning Staff spoke ; from the audience. I I I The hearing was closed, the findings of the Motion-, ;x Planning Commission were sustained and the loll Cal 11:; ; application for rezoning was denied. Ayes x; x;x'XIXxlx The Mayor opened the meeting for a ppublic ; hearing regarding the appeal of 9acle H. ; Sederlund, Jr., from the decision . of the Planning Commission-denying Variance Appli- , to permit an encroachment o , cation No a 523 i h t f 9° into a required front yard setback for the ; purpose of constructing a two story single I I family dwelling, on property located at 3709 Ocean Boulevard, Corona del Mar; Zone R -1. The Clerk read the findings of the Planning I I I Commission. ; I I + Mr. C. Ed Soule, 719 Marigold, representing Mr. Sederlund, spoke from the audience. He stated that the granting of the proposed variance would provide a safe house, low ; I I I enough not to block the view. Mr. James Turner spoke from the audience stating that he lives at 3728 Ocean Boulevard,; and represented property owners between Poppy ; and Poinsettia who were requesting that Mr. i ' I I 1 1 1 Sederlund place all utility poles underground.: ; The findings of the Pl#nning Commission were ; disapproved and subje9t variance was granted ; with the provision t at the t poin in I I I ATTEST: 1 5 Mayor Ci � ty er Pe9a 194 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Page 195 Volume 12 - -, ---- - - - - -- Bpi °timF��o Index pr-il_ 13 - ' Z�is��ry� - - - -- ----------------------------------------- the roof of the structure be no higher than ; ; 3' above the mean curb height of'Ocean Motion; ;z ; Boulevard immediately adjacent to the propertx. All Ayga;" ; The City Engineer was instructed to prepare estimates of the cost of putting power and Ix: telephone underground from Poppy to Orchid on; Motion; the seaward side of Ocean Boulevard. All Ayes ; The Mayor declared a five minute recess. ; , I The meeting reconvened with all Council members j present. Appreciatign of Orange i COMMUNICATIONS. Cty Juvenile Hall 1. The following communications were ordered ; Motion; x; CA -83 filed (Agenda item F 1 (a), (b), (c))e ; All Ayes I 1 (a) Copy of a resolution adopted by the ' Board of Supervisors of Orange County, ; I expressing appreciation and thanks to f ; certain cities, including Newport Beach,; for their assistance and cooperation in ; the detention of juveniles, where necessary, during a recent emergency at 1-npreciatiO4 the Orange County Juvenile Hall. .f Balboa Pon Annnc use of (b) Letter from the Balboa Peninsula Point ouncil Chai*m Association expressing appreciation for I ' Demos the use of the Council Chambers for its ' CA -83 semi- annual meeting in February. (c) Letter dated April 6, 1959, from Syd ICronenthal, Chairman of Long Distance Running Committee of the Southern Pacific Association of the Amateur ; 1 -K Upper Bay Athletic. Union of the United States, ,en Mile ; commending the Newport Beach Police landican Rud Staff, especially Captain Harry Lace, for the manner in which the "Newport .: CA -8p Beach Upper Bay Ten Mile Handicap Run,1° I was conducted. solicitation 2. A letter from the Balboa Peninsula Point ,.alboa Penn: Association stating that said Association ; I pint Assocl "voted to back up the regulating of door to CA -63 door solicitation in Newport Beach," was referred to the Charitable Solicitations ; Motion; :x; Committee. ; All Ayes; ; _!aim of 3. The following Claim was denied and the City Motion;x: -¢a Davis Clerk's action, in referring the matter to All Ayes nn behalf of the insurance carriers, was confirmed: =nbert Davij Claim for Injuries filed by Attorney Willis ; CA -84 J. Clemons for Rita Davis oh behalf of Robert Davis, a minor, alleging damages in the amount of $75,00'0-Vy reason. of injuries sustained by said wfcior on March 2, 1959, while participating in a game under the supers vision of the Newport Beach Recreation De- partment. 4. A letter was presented from the Parks, Beaches ; Irvine Terrace and Recreation Commission,'recomm Fark Rest- I the Council's acceptance the ruom CA -49 ATTEST: ' �� nn Mayor M 98:e '; C �aA � M.w peg. 195 Lity UTe CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Page 196 - Volume 12 I , �ndex (A ril 13 z 1959) �y.�' r l`2�;o9P° ------ , - - - -p -------------------------------------------------- - - - - -- - - :--- - - - - -- Park, with restrooms, be implemented as soon as possible. The letter was ordered filed with other Motionix; ; communications on the subject. All Ay 0s; Street 5. The recommendations of the Parks, Beaches and II Tree Recreation Commission, and the City Manager ; Planting ; in a report numbered 58- 59 -21, regarding pro- CA-29 ; posed street tree planting project on Highway; 101, Corona del Mar, were presented and 1 accepted, and the communications were ordered; Motion;x filed. ; All Ay$sj , 1 ,1111 Minutes of; 6. The City Clerk presented an.excerpt from the Boundary ; minutes of the Boundary Commission stating 1 Cormn re ls� that the boundaries of the proposed annexation; addition tb of 11Fixst Addition to Jamboree Road Annex" are; Jamboree RJ1 reasonably definite and certain. �cA -lps ; Said report was ordered received and filed. Motion 1 ; ;x. ; All Ayds; ; I 1 ',1'111 4964 of Resolution No. 4964, being`a resolution of intention tp intention of the City of Newport Beach to annex 1st annex "First Addition to Jamboree Road ; addition Annex," giving notice thereof, and setting Motion: ;x 1 Ta°nboree Rd; hearing thereon for May 25, 1959, was Moll Call:; I I 1 CA -108 adopted. Ayes u;x;xlx.xxx axrutes of ; 7. The City Clerk presented an excerpt from the Koundary ; minutes of the Boundary Commission stating Comm re 2nd; that the boundaries of the proposed annexation: ; addition to' of "Second Addition to Jamboree Road Annex91 Jamboree Rd; are reasonably definite and certain. R 4965 of Resolution No. 4965, being a resolution of intention tp intention of the City of Newport Beach to ; annex 2nd annex i°Second Addition to Jamboree Road addition to; Annex," giving notice thereof, and setting Motion. ; x I Jzdff& -)tee Rd; hearing thereon fors May 25 1959 was doll Call;: ; 'CA -LQ8 adopted. a Ayes ; )dx;x;x1x x1x •. 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 8. A letter was presented from Herbert W. ; Resubdivi- Kalmbach, Attorney at Law, appealing from the lion Appli= cation" 6, decision of the Planning Commission rendered 87 88 i1 on April 2, 1959, denying Resubdivision Block -53 Applications No. 86, 87 and 88; regarding property located in Block 53, between River CA -129 Avenue and Neptune Avenue. Said matter was set for public hearing on ; Motion; ;x April 27, 1959. ; All Ay , 1 ,,,1111 1 1 1 1 1 1 Rubbish ; 9. A letter was presented from Mons M. Nicholl, collection I Attorney at Law, representing the proponents 111 charges part of the proposed ordinance requiring that of a -d valorem rubbish collection charges be a part of the ad ; tax valorentax collections, requesting that the CA -72 Council direct the City Clerk to accept arguments in favor of the ordinance to be printed on the sample ballot. ; 111 Attorney Nicholl spok from ATTEST: ; Mayor ' UiYy--C er Page 196 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Page 197 - Volume 12 x -------- - - - - -- Inde A ra1.13 1959 - - - -- - - - - -- -4_p- ------ - - - - -- - - - -- - - - - - -- ---------------- I The Mayor was requested to advise the two committees for and against the initiative ordinance to file their arguments by April Motion'x; 24, 1959, pursuant to law. j All Ay sl I I 1 I 1 1 I I I In response to an inquiry, Attorney Nicholl I was informed that the City Clerk had been directed by the intent of the motion to I accept arguments and to have them printed. I ' I i I;I;I I vehicle ;10. The following letters were ordered filed Motion; lx i,icense Fee; (Agenda items F 10 (a), (b), 11, 12): ; All AyOsl Hpvenues CA -58 (a) A letter from the Controller of the Stated I of California, estimating apportionments I of vehicle license fee revenues for the Advance ; 1959 -60 fiscal year. apportionme$t Vehicle lici ' , (b) A letter from the Controller of the State, f of California, regarding advance CA -58 apportionments of vehicle license fee I ' I revenues for the 1958m59 fiscal year, indicating Newport Beach's share of the advance of 75% for the period December 1,; I 1958, to May 31, 1959, will be $85,839. Small Craft: (c) Notice of meeting from the State of I I I I 1 1 Harbors Cog6 California, Department of Natural I CA -70 Resources, O O regardinp� the Small Craft ' I Harbors Commission meeting to be held in Santa Barbara on April 20, 1959. Alcoholic (d) Copy of Application for Alcoholic Beverage Lid Beverage License, new off -sale beer and CA -63 wine, Ruth C. and William K. Norris, "Norrie's Hilltop Meats," 486 North 1 I 1 Newport Boulevard, Newport Beach. I I 1 1 1 1 11. The City Clerk presented the requests of the following persons that the 10' alley in Block 1 1 i I I. Tract No. 772, be abandoned: Arnold K. , I Tweeten and Leona D. Tweeten, Signal Oil and Gas Company Evelyn Hackett, T. K Hackett , and Harriet Gutting; G. E. Perrott and Clyde Abandonment; Donlinger;Charles Reid Gaylord. Said re- i of alley in; quests are made to enable Mr. Walter G. Beck I Block 1 ; of the Beck Construction Company, to construct; ; I Tr 772 ! a 30-unit building on the property owned by CA -14 ; Mr. Clyde Denlinger in said block. According I ; to the diagram submitted, all of the property owners have consented and agreed to this I request. I Mr. Beck spoke from the audience. ; I I I I I I Said matter was referred to the City Manager ; Motion I x. ' , for report back on April 27, 1959. All Ay es! I t 1 1 1 1 I I I , I I Pub.Hearing112. A letter from the Public Utilities Commission So Countiest announcing a public hearing to be held April Gas Co off-! 21, 1959, in Los Angeles, in connection with I s to the request of the Southern Counties Gas CA -122 Company of California or an offs t rate in- crease, was presence ATTEST: ' 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 mayor City e Page 197 \.17 +i' :`d }�' 1' ✓i� \.J iri iiE 14.w 1...I COUNCILMEN 1. C. H. Laws and M. R. Klitten, to construct joint ownership pleasure slip bayward of Pier ; Block D, Corona del Mar Tract, being 109 Permits ; Bayside Place, Corona del Mar. CA -130 2. C. W. Priest and A. C. Eaton, to construct joint ownership pleasure ramp and float bay- ; ward of Lot 5, Block 336, Canal Section, being 3608 Marcus Avenue, subject to approval of the U. S. Corps of Engineers. 3. Henry E. Hartge, to construct ramp and float bayward of Lot 1, Block 436, Canal Section, •, being 3601 Finley Avenue, subject to approval of the U. S. Corps of Engineers. 4. E. P. Rapp and H. W. Campbell, to construct a concrete seawall bayward of Lots 1 and 2, ; Block 240, Canal Section, being 4000 and 4002 River Avenue, West Newport Beach. ; Licenses The Applications for License of Julius Stern and CA -63 Anthony Sigalos, dba Orange County Food Service, 1 Inc., set forth in previous paragraphs, were ; approved. Plans & specsThe following plans and specifications were approved fob approved and the City Clerk was authorized to ; Irvine Av, ; advertise for bids to be received as noted below: Seashore Dr;, & Hydro- ; 1. Irvine Avenue Improvement Project (curbs, Pneumatic ; gutter, storm drain system, asphalt pavement);; St go bids to be received May 6, 1959. A -29; 2. Resurfacing of certain streets in Corona del ` Mar and resurfacing of Seashore Drive from 36th to 61st Streets; ids to be eived May 7, 1959. / c� , ATTEST. Mayor Mty er c Page 198 Motion All Ayes Motion All Aye$ 1 1 x 1 " Page 198 - Volume 12 - -- -------- --- -------- --- --------- -- - - - --- The matter was referred to Mayor Stoddard for 1 Motion------ ---- ' action as he sees fit. All Ayes; 1 The following Applications for License were presented: Licenses CA -63 1 1. Julius Stern, 1528 West 7th Street, Los 1 Angeles, to conduct an auction at the B1Blue Room, O° 206 Palm, Balboa; sale of restaurant ; and bar equipment to be held Tuesday, April 21, 1959, at 1:00 P.M. 2. Anthony Sigalos, dba Orange County Food I t Service, Inc., 7951 Whittaker Avenue, Buena ; Park, for portable food stand to serve the following location: Newport Beach Elementary School #6, on Irvine Avenue in Harbor Highlands; 1 letter signed by C. V. Devore received re- questing the service. •" I Action regarding approval or disapproval was ' postponed until later in the meeting. ; The following applications, recommended for Motion ;x approval by the Joint Harbor Committee, were All Aye6 presented and approved,:as conditioned, (Agenda items H 1, 2, 3 and 4): 1. C. H. Laws and M. R. Klitten, to construct joint ownership pleasure slip bayward of Pier ; Block D, Corona del Mar Tract, being 109 Permits ; Bayside Place, Corona del Mar. CA -130 2. C. W. Priest and A. C. Eaton, to construct joint ownership pleasure ramp and float bay- ; ward of Lot 5, Block 336, Canal Section, being 3608 Marcus Avenue, subject to approval of the U. S. Corps of Engineers. 3. Henry E. Hartge, to construct ramp and float bayward of Lot 1, Block 436, Canal Section, •, being 3601 Finley Avenue, subject to approval of the U. S. Corps of Engineers. 4. E. P. Rapp and H. W. Campbell, to construct a concrete seawall bayward of Lots 1 and 2, ; Block 240, Canal Section, being 4000 and 4002 River Avenue, West Newport Beach. ; Licenses The Applications for License of Julius Stern and CA -63 Anthony Sigalos, dba Orange County Food Service, 1 Inc., set forth in previous paragraphs, were ; approved. Plans & specsThe following plans and specifications were approved fob approved and the City Clerk was authorized to ; Irvine Av, ; advertise for bids to be received as noted below: Seashore Dr;, & Hydro- ; 1. Irvine Avenue Improvement Project (curbs, Pneumatic ; gutter, storm drain system, asphalt pavement);; St go bids to be received May 6, 1959. A -29; 2. Resurfacing of certain streets in Corona del ` Mar and resurfacing of Seashore Drive from 36th to 61st Streets; ids to be eived May 7, 1959. / c� , ATTEST. Mayor Mty er c Page 198 Motion All Ayes Motion All Aye$ 1 1 x 1 " r .Q� w- lL r Page 199 CITY OF NEWPORT, BEACH COUNCILMEN -- - - - - - -- Page 199 - Volume 12 ' o Index _- - - -- ril 13 1959 4"P-- ,'62;Q, P ?� ��>?'r'" <, k'A - - - -- - - - -- -- -- r - - - - -� - - - -- --------------------------------------------- 3. Corona Highlands water pressure system; bids - ; ; I to be received May 8, 1959* R 4966 ; Councilman Lorenz presented Resolution No. 4966, amend to ; being a resolution initiating an amendment to I Art IX ofl Article IX of the Newport Beach Municipal Code, 9-- micipal', suggesting clarifying language to amend Sections Code ; 9103.34 and 9107.28 regarding height of buildings.: CA -57 1 Resolution No. 4966 was adopted. Motion; ;xl W1 Celt:' Ayes ;x x; ;x ;xlx;x Noes ; ; ; ; ; ;x; Sign Ord Ordinance No. 873, being iuo. 873 + CA -52 1 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH 1 ' REPEALING CHAPTER 5 OF ARTICLE VIII OF THE NEMRT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE AND ENACTING A NEW CHAPTER 5 OF ARTICLE VIII RELATING TO ; SIGNS, �t 1 was presented. I Consideration was given to the.alterations + which were made in Ordinance No. 873 subsequent ' to its introduction on January 26, 1959. + Ordinance No. 873 was referred to the joint + Council - Planning Sign Ordinance Committee to 1 hold for comments of interested parties, and + it was directed that the matter be returned to ; the Council for action on April 27 1959, and that the City Manager see. that copies of the Motion ; ; ;x; ordinance be properly distributed. ;All Ayes ; Appoint In connection with said ordinance, Mayor Board of Stoddard announced .that it is the Council's in- Adjustment tention to appoint the following as members of ; Liability! the Board of Adjustments:' J. Herbert Brownell, Beh, James Rubel, Jr. L. insurance; City Manager reported that investigation had (r�ricotnThe ; been made regarding the City's liability, insurance! ; ; with Great American and that, in regard to the ; recent court action, the City does have sufficient: CA -84 ; coverage. Said report was ordered received and filed. ; Motion; ; :All ;x; 1 ; Ayes Cost of ; The Public Works Director stated that he did not CdM ath -1 have the estimated cost of the pathway to the way p : Corona del Mar Beach, and the matter was set over CA -78 to April 27, 1959. ; CA -76 Resolution No. 4967, appointing election officers Special; establishing their compensation, and designating ; Notion ;ix: Munici-' polling places for the Special municipal Election ;Roll Call! pal 1 to be held June 2, 1959, was adopted. ; Ayes X! x;x;x;x;x Election The City Clerk was authorized to execute an 1 application. for the use of the Newport Harbor 1 Union High School District facilities as a.:polling; 1 place for the June,24 glection; and the City ; Manager was directed to obtain coverage under our ;. public liability policy for said premises for ; Motion;x; June 2, 1959. 1 All Ayes ATTEST: mayor - - r .Q� w- lL r Page 199 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH CO_u_�_!C!L_ME_N Page 200 - Volume 12 ,f ril 13 1959 `ter` �i;�rs�F�,oy m��'no `- ; Resolution No. 4968, changing the name of Marine Motiorx; Avenue between Cabrillo Highway and Bayside Drive ;Roll Call R 4968 ; to "Jamboree Road," was adopted. Ayes Marine Av to Jamore_- R A discussion was had regarding a proposed , CA -27 ; resolution requesting the Justice Court to increase the bail schedule on certain parking violations. Bail 1 The Mayor stated that there were two problems schedule involved: One, a need to raise bail schedules for park -1 to $2 for ° povertime" parking in areas where ing viola;- temporary no- parking rules apply, as on the tion Corona del Mar bluffs; two, a possible hardship CA -22 ; may be worked on merchants by imposing an over all raise in bail. A discussion ensued regarding bail schedules for commercial parking, parking meters, recreational; parking;whether week -day vs. Sunday parking bail schedules could be established; whether or not parking on Balboa Island would be considered recreational or commercial parking; and whether or not colored tickets could be issued to distinguish between $1 overtime parking fees and $2 overtime parking fees. , This matter was referred to the City Attorney Motion ; ;x for clarification on the points above mentioned,! All Ayes and it was directed that he refer the matter to the Chamber of Commerce for consideration. The ; , matter is to be brought back to the Council on R 4969 NB; April 27, 1959. property x w"ted ,Resolution No, 4969, authorizing a petition to ; Oran a Ct g the Board of Supervisors of Orange County to have tax strucb property within the City excepted from the levy of! ;x tural firs any Orange County tax to provide structural fire Roll Call;: ; protectio protection, was adopted, ; Ayes ;x1x x; wx:x; x CA -132 ,Resolution No. 4970, adopting budget and approving; ;memorandum of agreement for expenditure of gas tax' ' I ;allocation for major city streets, was presented. ; R 4970 ; The City Manager and Public Works Director sub- ' Gas tax mitted a memorandum recommending approval of allocatio6 said resolution. CA -71 Resolution No. 4970 was adopted. ; Motion ;x, Roll Cal :: 1 ; Ayes ; x1 x x; x; x;x ; x , The Mayor announced that a proposed resolution, , :;• urging the State Legislature to increase gas tax, ,•was not endorsed by the Council and the matter would be dropped. Final Map; The Final Map for Tract No. 2753, located on the for Tract; north side of Coast-Highway, between Seaward Road 2758 1 and Morning Canyon Road, was presented. CA -23 A report from the Planning Commission, approving; , Final Map, subject to certain conditions, was It direct .x' ,. presented. was that aid report be Motion received and filed. I All Aye: I ; ATTEST: .617 ; mayor city er - Page 200 Ci i Y OF NE W P OR i BEACH CCGUNOL;v EN I I 1 1 I I 1 1 I !ATTEST: r=yor City le 1 Page 201 1 1 i 1 1 4 1 i Page 201 - Volume 12 a index ----,--- (A ril 13 1959) i'-------t-------°------- ------------------------------- ,a`?s,F <.2 F o - - - - -- - - -- -- ----------- A discussion ensued. Mr. Irving Jordan, the I ; " subdivider, spoke from the audience, ; I I 1 A majority of the Council was of the opinion I that too many housing units were proposed for ; the area. ; The Final Map was disapproved because the lot sizes are not in accordance with the minimum size for R -3 -B, excluding the alley; and it was directed that any revised map presented show the: alley dedicated to the City with the filing of Motion .x. the Map. Ayes ;x,xlx;x, �x, x Noes ; ; x! .The meeting was adjourned. I I Motion ;x. All Ayes .. I I 1 I I I I I I 1 . .;.... 1 I 1 I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 • I I I , I I 1 I 1 1 1 I I I I I 1 1 I I 1 1 I !ATTEST: r=yor City le 1 Page 201 1 1 i 1 1 4 1 i