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Home My WebLink About01/27/1964 - Regular MeetingCITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Volume 17 - Page 179 Minutes of REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL Date of Meeting: January 27, 1964 Time of Meeting: 7:30 P.M. Index Place of MPetino- Council Chamhars COUNCILMEN 3 p � N • Roll Call: Present x x x x x The reading of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of January 13, 1964, was waived; the Minutes were approved Motion x as written and ordered filed. All Ayes HEARINGS: 1. Mayor Hart opened the continued public hearing regard - UP 994 ing the appeal of the Irvine Terrace Homeowners' Asso- Nai Ka` ciation from the decision of the Planning Commission Apts. conditionally granting Use Permit No. 994 to the Mai height Kai Apartments, requesting permission to have two tele- gimigs vision antennae or masts in excess of height limits of 35 feet; portion of Lots 3 and 4, Tract 3232, Zone R -3; 120 - 1215 -1249 Bayside Drive and 1303 -1307 -1309 Bayside Drive. • Councilman Cook read a letter from the Irvine Terrace Homeowners' Association, withdrawing its appeal from the decision of the Planning Commission conditionally granting Use Permit No. 994. The hearing was closed. Motion x All Ayes CA 15 The findings of the Planning Commission were sustained Motion x All Ayes 2.. Mayor Hart opened the public hearing regarding Ordi- 0 -1077 nance No. 1077, being AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING SECTION 9256.14 OF THE crab- NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO SUBDIVISIONS. •dirt' No one desired to speak from the audience. The hearing was closed. Motion x All Ayes CA 26 Ordinance No. 1077, as changed, was diaried for second Motion x reading on February 10, 1964. Roll Call: Ayes x x x x x 3. Mayor Hart opened the public hearing regarding Ordi- 0 -1078 nance No. 1078, being re- AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT zoning BEACH REZONING PROPERTY AND AMENDING DISTRICT MAP NO. 17, Mayor ATTEST: City Clerk Page 179 x 4 r i 5 b C. U: C. e: CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Volume 17 - Page 180 m a o Index January 27, 1964 rezoning, a portion of Lot 2 and rezoning Lots 3, 4 and 5, ordan Block G, Tract 323, Corona del Mar, from a C -1 to a enyamg C -O -Z District, located at 2931 East Coast Highway; ropty Planning Commission Amendment No. 173 (the Jordan and Benjamin property). A letter was presented from the Planning Commission advising that the Commission had approved the Applica- tion for Resubdivision No. 179 which grants permission to combine three lots plus a portion of another lot into one parcel, the property mentioned above. No one desired to speak from the audience. The hearing was closed. Motion All Ayes ggg£er Councilman Stoddard inquired what had been the outcome of the request to obtain a buffer area. The City Attorne ;ea read portions of a document, ,being a Grant of Easement.. to the owner of the adjoining property, which would have the effect of maintaining. the ten -foot buffer if a building in excess of 35 feet were constructed on the property proposed. to be rezoned. Mr. William Ring stated that .the document had been executed and recorded. Council- man Stoddard asked if this was satisfactory to Mr. Edwards, and Mr. Ring indicated that it was. A, 10 Ordinance No. 1078 was adopted. Motion Roll Call: Ayes x x x x 4. Mayor 'Hart opened the public hearing regarding the 1003 appeal of F. A. Tyler from the decision of the Planning .1rist° Commission conditionally granting the Application of isen Gene V. Christensen for Use Permit No. 1003, request- ing permission to construct 6 residential units above a commercial - professional building; Lots 13, 14 and 15, ' Block 14, Section 4, Balboa Island Tract, Zone C -1; 324- 328 -332 Marine Avenue, Balboa Island. Mr. F. A. Tyler, 1401 North Bay Front, spoke from the audience opposing the Use Permit as requested by Mr. Christensen and as conditionally granted. by the Planning Commission. Mr. Charles E. Pittinger, re4ltor, 320 Marine Avenue, representing Mr. Gene Christensen, spoke from the audience requesting that the Application .,for Use Permit be granted as applied for and not as con- ditioned by the Planning.Commission. Mr. George Newton, 1407 North Bay Front, opposed the Use Permit. Ralph Hinger, 321 Marine Avenue, spoke in favor of the Christensen Application. Mrs. George (Lynn) Newton opposed the mixing of commercial and residential, and desired that parallel parking be required. Mayor IA TTEST: MG,. City Clerk Page 180 Index .0 CA 15 Hester Flan ]Land Use Elem. R- 5903 90 128 0-1079 curfev minors • CA 39 01073 Wild animal CA 109 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Volume 17 - Page 181 0'1 1hLA COUNCILMEN 3 my o A c N xix The hearing was closed. Motion x All Ayes The findings of the Planning Commission were sustained. Motion x All Ayes 5. Mayor'Hart opened the public hearing regarding Planning Commission Resolution No. 664, recommending amend- ments. to the Land Use element of the Master Plan, per- taining to proposed land use of the Banning annexations numbered 54 and 55. No one desired to speak from the audience. The hearing was closed. Motion x All Ayes Resolution No. 5903, adopting certain amendments to Motion x the Master Land Use Plan (Amendment No. 9), was Roll Call: adopted. Ayes x x X x x ORDINANCE FOR INTRODUCTION: Ordinance No. 1079, being AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH REPEALING SECTIONS 4221 THROUGH .4226 OF, AND ADDING NEW SECTIONS 4221 THROUGH 4224, TO, THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO CURFEW HOURS FOR MINORS, was presented. A discussion was had regarding whether the curfew re- quirement should pertain to military personnel in or out of uniform. Ordinance No. 1079 was introduced and passed to second Motion x reading as amended (applying to military personnel unde Roll Call: the age of eighteen whether or not they are in uniform). Ayes x x h Noes x x ORDINANCE FOR ADOPTION: Ordinance No. 1073, being AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH REPEALING SECTION 4103 OF, AND ADDING A NEW SECTION 4103 AND SECTIONS 4103. 1 THROUGH 4103. 6 TO, THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO WILD ANIMALS, was presented for second reading and adopted. Motion Roll Call: Ayes xxx x: Mayor ATTEST: �'ity er� k Page. 181 xix Index • Sched ule 2W1 & "B" Item • R -590 C1 45 Tent Neigh borho Plan CA 45 CJ CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Volume 17 - Page 182 N r O A O O Z m 5 O G O January 27. 1964 CONTINUED BUSINESS: 1. The recommendations from the Salary Committee dated January 9, 1964 regarding personnel action, as present- ed on January 13, were considered. Councilman Gruber made a motion to adopt Resolution Motion x No. 5904, adopting a new Schedule "A" and "B" adopted by Resolution No. 5804 relating to classification and compensation, in accordance with the Salary Committee' recommendations. A discussion was had. Councilman Cook requested an amendment to. the motion which would delete considera- 7 tion of Item 7 on the Salary Committee Recommendation Sheet for a General Services, General Foreman at Range 35. Councilman Gruber requested that the amendment to. the motion be voted on first. Councilman Cook made a motion to vote separately on Motion x the recommendations made by the Salary Committee as Ayes x x x to Item 7, General Foreman at Range 35. Said motion Noes x x x failed adoption. Councilman Cook requested that the record show that he is in favor of raising salaries and creating the positions designated in the personnel recommendations as 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 and 10, but that he was opposed to creating a new position of General Foreman at Range 35, for the reason that it is necessary in the interest of economy to save the taxpayers money and that he would therefore vote No on the entire resolution. Councilman Elder shared a similar view. Resolution No. 5904, adopting new Schedule "A" and "B" Motion x adopted by Resolution No. 5804 relating to classification Roll Call: and compensation, was adopted. Ayes x x x x Noes x x 2. A memorandum from the City Manager dated January 3, 1964, regarding a proposal for a Tentative Neighborhood Plan, was presented. A discussion was had. The Tenta- tive Neighborhood Plan was received and filed and the Motion x 3 City Manager was requested to bring back a further All Ayes report at a later date. RECESS for five minutes was declared by Mayor Hart. The Council reconvened with all members present except Councilmen Lorenz, Gruber and Cook, who joined the meeting within a matter of seconds. Y_ , 4 4 �,_ �2�, 1" - Mayor - ATTEST: (� ity qlerk Page 182 Index R• Ga P4a R: MA R. C� M% T] V, C1 W1 A M R r L C. C C C 4 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Volume 17 - Page 183 T.....,.._... 77 1 Ott COUNCILMEN CURRENT BUSINESS: 5905 1. Resolution No. 5905, announcing a General Municipal M Election to be held on the 14th day of April, 1964, setting in forth the offices to be filled, ordering the submission of .ect two proposed amendments. to the Charter of the City of Newport Beach to be submitted to the electors of said City at said General Municipal Election, and providing Motion x i 76 for the opening and closing of the polls for said General Roll Call: Municipal Election, was adopted. Ayes x x x x x x x 2. Resolution No.. 5906, requesting the Board of Supervisor '5906 of the County of Orange to permit the County Clerk of said County to render specified services to the City of M Newport Beach relating, to the conduct of a General Motion x an Lett Municipal Election to be held in said City on April 14, Roll Call: 6 1964, was adopted. Ayes X X X X X X X 'CA 3. A letter was presented from the Planning Commission 77 regarding Variance No. 778 and the request of Our Lady of Queen.of the Angels Church for a refund of filing fee, k 13 recommending that the Council deny, the request because of the cost of processing the application. The recom- mendations of the Planning Commission were accepted. Motion x All Ayes 4. A memorandum was presented from the City Manager and Public Works Director dated January 24, 1964, re- ed garding weed abatement. )ate_ -9 =55907 Resolution No.. 5907, determining and declaring that cer tain weeds are growing upon certain streets, sidewalks, parkways and private property in the City of Newport Beach, and that the same are a public nuisance; direct- ing the Street Superintendent to post notices to destroy said weeds as required by law;.fixing the time for hear- , ing all objections or protests and directing the abatemen thereof in accordance with Chapter 4 of Article VII of the Newport Beach Municipal Code; setting the hearing Motion x gg for February 24, 1964, was adopted. Roll Call: Ayes X xxx X Councilman Marshall stated she was in favor of the sug- gestion that the City notify by mail the owners of all the lots which are scheduled to be cleaned by hand, in addi- tion to the posting of notices. 5. The request, for curb cut permit to serve the property at srb 500 East Ocean Front, as stated in a memorandum dated Lit January 23, 1964 from the City Manager and Public k 30 Works Director, was considered. Charles Wetherall spoke from the audience. The curb cut was approved. Motion All Ayes y A/ ' Mayor ATTEST: City Clerk Page 183 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Volume 17 - Page 184 v r A N A F m p Index January 27, 1964 r a A o E Ca ba in Ba' Dr Cep Hai It7 re sei sel CA • An¢ Dag Coll CA Rol Cox car /I Foa CA C =€ Fag to Agt CA sub Sgm bbd CA r � U :ch 6 -. A memorandum dated January 23, 1964 from the City sin Manager and Public Works Director regarding catch basin construction in Bayside Drive, Contract No. C -886 isad (Jezowski and Markel), recommending approval of Change Order No. 1 in the amount of $1864, was pre - )86 sented. The recommendations of the City Manager and Public Works Director were approved. Motion All Ayes 7. The following letter received from Helen Hanscom, iscon 13122 South Brookhurst Street, Garden Grove, stating that: "'We are constructing and within a few days of com- pletion, a residence which I own, located at 2500 Anni- versary Lane. I. respectfully request that the City vgc Council approve a contract with the Costa Mesa Sanitatio District for sewerage service, as there is no other means 32 of making the necessary sewer connections ", was pre- sented. The Public Works Director explained the situa- tion. The request was approved. Motion x All Ayes 8. The request of John McShane, Councilman for Buena e1 Park and Co- Chairman with Rector L. Coons of the Angel Day Committee of Orange County, that support be dge given by the City to the Angel Day dinner to be held 35 January 30, 1964, was presented. It was stated that tickets are available for purchase from the City Clerk, The letter was ordered filed. Motion x All Ayes 9 98 9. Resolution No. 5908, authorizing the execution of a con - tra t tract as written with The Irvine Company for the dedica- Motion x lZ d R e tion and improvement of Ford Road, was adopted. Roll Call: 29 Ayes Xxxxxxx 91 Mr. William Mason spoke from the audience. 10. Averified Claim for Damages wa.s. previously. cgay presented to the Council on January 13 for confirmation CIM ref of referral to.the insurance carriers regarding the C/ alleged claim of Travis Pauley,for a refund of towing y charges in the amount of $20. A letter was presented g[ from Jay and Renfro stating that the City's policy for this type of claim has a $250 deductible clause and therefore referred the claim back to the City. The Motion x matter was referred to the City Attorney. All Ayes 11. A request from the Building and Safety Director for a end hearing re elimination of sub- standard buildings at. 1401 gs East Balboa Boulevard (also known as 106 F Street), wa 100 presented,. The matter was set.for public hearing on Motion x March 9, 1964. All Ayes Mayor ATTEST: City Clerk Page 184 Index • E as Wee Itr opp in& and Itr in fav • GA Itr R,C Gre re pro Git: • own dec pro star pub hrg 2-2. CA • CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Volume 17 - Page 185 T 97 l OAd COUNCILMEN y f m 9 Z 9 0 G O A ff N A � P AO COMMUNICATIONS - REFERRALS: eg 1. The following communications, regarding the proposed c program for Easter Week, were ordered filed: Motion x All Ayes (a) A letter from Edgar F. Hirth, Chairman of the Parks �s= Beaches and Recreation Commission,. recommending that the Council reconsider its .decision of approving in principle the use of loudspeakers on the beaches during Easter Week. (b) Letters from the following individuals in favor of the proposed program: G. Russell Shaw, Minister of the First Methodist Church, Huntington Beach; Michael C. Dwaileebe; Richard C. Pyle; Mr. and Mrs. Andy Carey; Mrs. Fay Brockette. (c) Letters from the following opposing the proposed pro- gram: Mrs. Ann Crowl, Richard E. Munson, Robert J. Ball, Mrs. Robert W. Wilcox, Mrs. Vera Lier, Bill Braly, Eugene Grossman. (d) A letter from Pastor David M. Walker requesting tha action be deferred to February 10 on this matter. Mr. Donald Beauman of Costa Mesa spoke from the PAS audience on behalf of the Christian Business Men's Com- mittee in favor of the program. Z. A letter was presented from R. C. Greer, representing Anthony Pools, Incorporated, which has purchased prop �r erty belonging to the South Coast Company from Newport Boulevard to the bay front, stating an interest in pur- agy chasing the City owned property now being leased to the V South Coast Company. ;d A second letter from Mr. Greer was read by Mayor Hart which reiterated the location of the property, de- sired. Mr. Louie Briggs spoke from the audience. Lare Permission having been granted. by a vote of the people Dgy to sell subject property, it was thought desirable at this agyg time to determine whether or not the people would want the Council, to declare the property, surplus and offer it for sale. The City Clerk was authorized to advertise a public Motion x hearing to be held February 24, 1964, to hear objections All Ayes to the Council's proposal.to declare this property surplu 3$ The staff was authorized to secure an appraisal now of Motion x subject property. All Ayes Mayor ATTEST: Page 185 C7�� F_ C Y� a� g g f P c C 1. r I C E h r C C f d A D T. Ct CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Volume 17 - Page 186 r P 10 P Q j^y Z90� 9 Index January 27, 1964 p N A n AQ g 3. A letter was presented from C. L. Kirchner requesting brch- refund of fees paid for plan checking in the amount of er $18'7, $50 for sewer connection and $'90 for a water e meter in connection with a proposed construction of a efund duplex at 6306 West Ocean Front, which construction or gan was cancelled. heck It was directed that no refund for plan checking be given Motion x to Mr. Kirchner, but. if a sewer connection fee was paid All Ayes and the sewer not connected, and a water meter fee was paid but the meter not put in, that a refund of these two k 100 amounts should be made. ichley 4. A letter from M. A. Richley, Jr., regarding a "traffic tr violation . trap" in the City on Westcliff Drive between e Irvine and Dover Drive; and also regarding "another traf f problem we have in Newport Beach ", was presented. The matter -was referred to. the City Manager. Motion x 1.34 All Ayes 39 ber- 5. A letter was ordered filed from Elmer Eberhardt of Motion x ardg Santa Ana protesting treatment he is alleged to have re- All Ayes B! FD ceived from the Police Department. 39 6. The following Claims.for Damages were denied and the Motion x Lms City Clerk's referral of the matters to the insurance` All Ayes 3r carriers was confirmed: 2mages (a) Claim for personal injuries alleged to have been sus - ygbng tained by Jeffrey W. J. Ayling on or about October 25 1963, at the Corona del Mar Youth Center when claimant, while engaged in a football game, is allege to have fallen, striking his foot or leg on a pipe or sprinkler head in the middle of the playing field, al- leging $154. 60 medical care damages, and further ' medical expenses, as may be incurred, and $75, 000 general damages. (Second claim filed on this matter.) (b) Claim of Mrs. Clarence C. Davis. for damage to her nvis car, alleged to have been incurred at 17th and Dover on December '20, 1963, when her car hit a hole in the road. (c) Claim. in the estimated amount of $90 by the Pacific ° &T Telephone and Telegraph Company for damages to their 4 MTD conduit which is alleged to have been 84 struck and damaged on December 9, 1963 at the inter section of Carnation Avenue and First Street by a digging, bar owned and operated by, the City of Newpor Beach. Mayor ATTEST: CitX Clerk Page 1.86 Index • Lagu PTA re sotm tr'tac CA 3 Tars t Anne CA I • CA 1-02 • CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Volume 17 - Page 187 January 27. 1964 COUNCILMEN r a A aim2o�o &7. The request of Ruth'V. Schryver, on behalf of the Lagun Beach Parent Teachers Association, that they, be per- mitted to have a decorated sound truck to drive through the main area of Newport Beach, Balboa and Balboa Is- k land, twice. daily to advertise the showing of a surf film to. be shown March 20, 21, and 27 at the Laguna Beach High School Auditorium, was denied. Motion x All Ayes 8. A notice was presented regarding a proposed annexation in to Seventh Sewer Maintenance District (Tustin area an- 9 nexation, Parcel 1 and 2) to be reviewed by the Local Agency Formation Commission of Orange County on Q$ February 14 at 2:00 P. M. Said notice was ordered filed. Motion x All Ayes BUDGET AMENDMENTS: 1. A memorandum from the City Manager regarding pro- posed mid -year Budget adjustments was ordered filed. Motion x All Ayes 2. The following' Budget Amendments were approved: Motion x All Ayes (1) No. C =27, in the amount of $6000 (Decrease in Unap- propriated Surplus), being a decrease. in Revenue Es- timates for reduction in Surplus as a result of 1962 -6 Engineering Aid Revenue being placed in 1963 -64 period; at closing. of 1962-63 fiscal records Engineer- ing Aid was set up as Accounts Receivable for that period; from Unappropriated Surplus, State Gas Tax. (2)No. C -28, in the amount of $17,559.03 (Net increase in Unappropriated Surplus), being an increase in Rev - nue Estimates for Sale of Parcel I ($62., 500) under Resolution No. 5869 and reserving balance due ($'41, 666.67) under installment notes; purchased. by Harry. V. Anderson, Louise E. Anderson, Norman E. Moore, Phyllis A. Moore, and Harry G. Anderson; commission at the rate of 5% ($312.5) and incidental coats ($149.30) charges as revenue abatement. (3) No. C -29, in the amount of $77, 848. 66 (Net increase in Unappropriated Surplus), being a decrease in Bud- get Appropriations and an increase in Revenue Esti- mates.- mid -year budget adjustment, General Fund. (4) No. C -30, in the amount of $18, 763 (Net increase in Unappropriated Surplus), being a decrease in Budget Appropriations and an increase in Revenue Estimates - mid -year budget adjustment, Park and Recreation Fund. Mayor ATTEST: �D ity `Clerk Page 187 Index January 27, 1964 4 U if r L CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Volume 17 - Page 188 COUNCILMEN Ark NA�x A O (5) No. C -31, in the amount of $855 (Increase in Unappro- 102 priated Surplus), being a decrease in Budget Appro- priations, mid -year budget adjustment, Revolving Fund. (6) No. C -32, in the amount of $1353 (Net increase in Un- appropriated Surplus), being a decrease in Budget Appropriations, mid -year budget adjustment, Water Fund. (7) No. C -33, in the amount of $20, 000 (decrease in Un- appropriated Surplus), being an increase in Budget Appropriations for construction of miscellaneous drainage structures and underground storm drain from Unappropriated Surplus General to General Services - Streets, Land Improvements, Miscellaneous Storm Drain Catch Basins. ' (8) No. C -34, in the amount of $10, 000 (Decrease in Un- appropriated Surplus), being an increase in Budget Appropriations for installation of traffic signal at Pacific Coast Highway and Orange, from Unappro- priated Surplus, Capital Outlay to General Services - Traffic, Land Improvements, Traffic Signal Coast Highway and Orange. (9) No. C -35, in the amount of $5000 (Decrease in Un- appropriated Surplus), being an increase in Budget Appropriations for the lowering of a 24" water line at 15th and Placentia, from Unappropriated Surplus, Water, to Water - Land Improvements, lowering 24" water line 15th and Placentia. (10) No. C -36, in the amount of $5725 (Decrease in Un- appropriated Surplus), being an increase in Budget ' Appropriations. for Salaries for 4 additional police officers ($4080), for two months and one additional police clerk ($1645), for five months, from Unappro- priated Surplus General to Police, Regular Salaries.. (11) No. C -37, in the amount of $27, 000 (Decrease in Un- appropriated Surplus), being an increase in Budget Appropriations for the purchase of a 1000 gallon capacity pumper from Unappropriated Surplus Genera to Fire, Rolling. Equipment. (12) No. C -38, in the amount of $5010 (Decrease in Un- appropriated Surplus), being an increase in Budget Appropriations for the purchase of two marine en- gines for "Sea Watch" from Unappropriated Surplus General to Lifeguard, Rolling Equipment. Mayor ATTEST: pity Jerk Page 188 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Volume 17 - Page 189 s � a 0 `oimZO�o r N A F m A Index January 27,1964 (13) No. C -39, in the amount of $200 (Decrease in Unappr - "A 102 priated Surplus), being an increase in Budget Appro- priations for the purchase of public address system for Lifeguard jeep, from Unappropriated Surplus Gen- eral to Lifeguard, Rolling Equipment. (14) No. C -40, in the amount of $3000 (Decrease in Unap- propriated Surplus), being an increase in Budget Ap- propriations for Coastal Freeway Study, from Unap- propriated Surplus General to Public Works Adminis- tration and Engineering, Professional Services, Eng- ineering. (15) No. C -41, in the amount of $2740 (Decrease in Unap- propriated Surplus), being an increase in Budget Ap- propriations for purchase of 1/2 -ton pickup with radio from Unappropriated Surplus General to General Ser- . vices - Streets, Rolling Equipment. (16) No. C -42, in the amount of $2940 (Decrease in Unap- propriated Surplus), being an increase in Budget Ap- propriations for purchase of 3/4 ton pickup with radio from Unappropriated Surplus, Revolving, to Automo- tive, Rolling Equipment. (17) No. C -43, in the amount of $5284.55 (Decrease in Un appropriated Surplus), for increase in Budget Appro- priations for Personnel Reclassifications and Range Changes from Unappropriated Surplus General to Various. (18) No. C -44, in the amount of $118. 10 (Decrease in Un- appropriated Surplus), being an increase in Budget Appropriations for Personnel Reclassification, from Unappropriated Surplus, Library,. to Library - Regu- lar Salaries. ADDITIONAL BUSINESS: 1. The City Attorney was authorized to negotiate to assure Motion x -880 'A 12 the Country Club that the City would retain the reservoir All Ayes site for a minimum of five years and would resist the taking of the site by any other agency. 2.. The City Manager requested permission to be absent A 87 from the City on the afternoon of January 28. The re- quest was granted. Motion x All Ayes Mayor' ATTEST: M Citt Clerk Page 189 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Volume 17 - Page 190 p `o aim \rv\6\11� Index January 27, 1964 r� N • Ct y- Cour Doc& prof CA I Dove Dr. side ItI- PUC CA CA e CA CA 1 • Loc Trap 1Deve Act CA E PUC CA • COMMUNICATIONS - ADVISORY: The following communications were ordered filed, and the City Attorney, in connection with Communication No. 8, wa 3 Motion instructed to find out what fares are to be considered: All Ayes 1. Copy of Resolution of the Orange County Board of Super - gy visors adopted January 21, 1964, stating that it is the intention of the Board to lease the City- County Dock gly property, in accordance with the terms of a lease on file in the office of the County Clerk, and that sealed bids 73 will be received and opened on March 25, 1964, at 11 :00 A. M. by the Board,meeting in its Chambers. g 2. Letter from Mrs. Norman A. Gamble expressing appre- ciation for the sidewalk which is being built on the West = side of Dover Drive, between Coast Highway and Cliff k Drive, in -response to a petition presented to the Council. 10 3. Notice of Hearing on February 10, in Santa Ana, before 6 the Public Utilities Commission regarding the Applica- tion of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company for authority to furnish five telephone directories in lieu of a single telephone directory, for Orange County. 4. Copies of Agendas of Orange County Board of Supervisor 13 meetings held January 14, 15, 21 and 22. 5. Copy of a Resolution of Orange County Board of Super - 19 visor s.regarding modification of user fees currently in effect at the Peace Officers Training Facility. 6. Memorandum from the California State Board of Equali- 07 zation indicating that the distributions of local sales tax during the fourth quarters of 1962 and 1963 were respec- tively $171, 331 and $187, 864, a net change of 9. 6%. 7. Letter from John Errica, Director of State Department of Public Works, stating that a Procedural Manual for S Administration of the Provisions of the Collier -Unruh lop Local Transportation Development Act was issued by the Division of Highways and transmitted to the Highway Dis tricts. for 'distribution to cities and counties. 0 8. Notice of Hearing on February 19 at 10 :00 A.M. in Los 6 Angeles. before the Public Utilities Commission of the Application of Los Angeles Airways, Inc. for an increas in intrastate air passenger fares. Mayor ATTEST: ity Jerk Page 190 Index January. 27, 1964 weed abate - ment CA 11 tender - water lots CA 49 :a CA 75 CA 74 • CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Volume 17 - Page 191 9. Excerpt from the Minutes of the Orange County Board of Supervisors meeting held January 7, 1964,, indicating the cancellation of weed abatement assessments for the City of Newport Beach as requested by the City, and the re- duction of a weed abatement assessment as requested by the City. ADDITIONAL ITEMS: 1. Councilman Stoddard requested additional information regarding the statement in the Minutes of the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission that the Chief Land Agent is not going to proceed with condemnation of the underwater lots. The City Manager said he would keep Councilman Stoddard informed. 2. The City Manager was instructed to direct the Electrical Department to get the Councilmen's microphones fixed by someone who is thoroughly qualified. 3. Councilman Lorenz said that he was .going to be out of town, but he wished to be on record as opposing loud speakers on the beaches during Easter Week. The meeting was adjourned at 10 :30 P. M. .TTEST: Page 191 cg#A/-/-- Motion All Ayes Motion All Ayes