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HomeMy WebLinkAbout06/28/1965 - Regular MeetingCITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Volume 18 - Page 319 Minutes of REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL Date of Meeting: June 28, 1965 Time of Meeting: 7:30 P. M. Index Place of Meeting: Council Chambers Roll Call: The reading of the Minutes of the Regular Adjourned Meetings of June 14, 15 and 17, and the Regular Meeting of June 14, 1965 was waived, and said Minutes were approved as written and ordered filed. HEARINGS: °1130 1. Mayor Gruber opened the public hearing regarding proposed Ordinance No. 1130, being, `AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING SECTION 9105. 1 OF ARTICLE IX OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO PLANNING AND ZONING, relating to helicopters, heliports and helistops; Planning Commission Amendment No. 206. No one desired to speak from the audience. The hearing was closed. Ordinance No. 1130 was adopted. ,99 Center- 2. The continued public hearing in connection with v`_e'w Annexation No. 57 (Centerview) in accordance with CA-108 Resolution No. 6155 was continued to July 12, 1965. Budge[ 3. The Council agreed to hold the public hearing in connection with the Proposed Annual Budget for CA-101 the Fiscal Year 1965 -66 a little later in the meeting. 0 CONTINUED BUSINESS: -6169 1. Resolution 6169 authorizing the execution of a con - C °988 tract for consulting services with Murton H. Willson and Associates for a Balboa Peninsula Point Land CA-153 Use Study, was adopted. CA-79 L�� ayor ATTEST: t (�• - ' C' y Clerk Page 319 Present Motion Ayes COUNCILMEN K Motion x Ayes X x x x Motion x Roll Call: Ayes N x x x Motion Ayes x x Motion Roll Cal. Aye s X x Ix Ix 4 ©PAWL x Index June 28, 1965 A- h -6 CA- CA- a-C CA- �a�F CA- R-E C-4 CA. SC vini A& W11 S! ?r1 1311 A -I CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Volume 18 - Page 320 COUNCILMEN s a D o 0 0 O D m m O O D K I} X 13 x x 3, K40 xu Z. Parking: ;Zg 170 (a) Resolution No. 6170 prohibiting parking at all Motion times on the easterly side of 26th Street between Roll Call: 22 Newport Boulevard and Balboa Boulevard, was Ayes x x x x adopted. Abstain x (b) The establishment of Parking Meter Zone 2 (the 20 northeasterly side of Balboa Boulevard between 26th Street and 23d Street), was diaried for Motion consideration on July 12. Ayes x x x x x 171 (c) Resolution No. 6171 establishing fees for the Motion parking of vehicles at the Corona del Mar State Roll Call: and City Beach Park, and setting a bus rate at $3, Ayes x x x x 22 repealing Resolutions 5193 and 5997, was adopted. 172 (d) Resolution No. 6172 providing parking passes and establishing fees for the use of the 26th Street Motion Roll Call: 1 parking lot, was adopted. Ayes Xx x x Abstain x CURRENT BUSINESS: 173 1. Resolution No. 6173 authorizing the execution of an Motion x 185 Agreement with the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Roll Call: -49 Association, was adopted. Ayes 31 x x x x Noes llWy 2. A memorandum dated June 28 from the City Manager :nce regarding revised Maintenance Agreement for main - mt: tenance of State highways, was presented. 1174 Resolution No. 6174 authorizing and approving an Motion x ;85 Agreement for maintenance of State Highway in the Roll Call: .69 City of Newport Beach, was adopted. Ayes 31 X x x x 3. A memorandum dated June 28 from the Public Works' Co>-, Director regarding three bids received by the City tp, ti(t, Clerk on June 14 for the 1964 -65 Seal Coat Program t -f ° in the West Bluff area, Contract No. 963, was as presented. !-`Mayor ATTEST: /J City Clerk page 320 K I} X 13 x x 3, K40 xu Index 15 °963 B _ds Leg-al 1Votices 'a °cl7o ea ^A°lE8 omm, & Board ? ?tmts • • CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Volume 18 Page 321 s a1 p N f C f1 O 0 � , o a m m o o -, Ju u, acv✓ Resolution No. 6175 awarding the contract to Jack Motion x Brothers Company at the contract price of $8, 328, Roll Call: authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the Ayes 3cxxxxx contract, was adopted. 4. Two bids were opened and read by the City Clerk for the contract for publication of legal notices and other matters from The Orange Coast Daily Pilot and The Newport Harbor Ensign. Arvo E. Haapa, editor and publisher of The Ensign, spoke from the audience explaining his low bid. A motion was made by Councilman Stoddard to award Motion subject contract to the Orange Coast Daily Pilot, on Ayes the basis of a wider circulation and a more frequent Noes 31 x x x x x publication, which motion failed to carry. Resolution.No. 6176 awarding a contract to The jMdto G x Newport Harbor Ensign for the publication of legal a11: Ayes x x x x notices and other matters, and designating The Noes Newport Harbor Ensign as the official newspaper of the City of Newport Beach for the publication of notices, was adopted. 5. During the afternoon session, Councilman Marshall had presented a memorandum dated June 28, 1965 from the Committee on C ommis s ion Appointments recommending the appointments to the Boards and Commissions effective July 1, 1965. In accordance with the recommendations, the following Motion x appointments were made: Ayes I X x x x x Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission Walter S. Semeniuk Mrs. Marion S. McDonald Planning Commission Alvan C. Clemence (Reappointment) Ray Y. Copelin (Reappointment) Civil Service Board William Pennington (Reappointment) Board of Library Trustees John A. Hopwood (Reappointment) Mayor ATTEST: L-6- �/ /� 5L J Cit Clerk Page 321 x WA Index 2olicy CA -90 C,'. -135 L your's 0 expo -Acct G1 -92 i.ieed Abatcmt (+ r fntagrate f Data Co -_Q C <,-79 S *d i "imps 3 a S tJlu£ Dr. Ci'-18 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Volume 18 - Page 322 June 28, 1965 1�`y�`A 0 Technical Oil Advisory Committee Edward R. Millett (Reappointment) Board of Adjustments James Peter Barrett The recommendation of the Committee that the Council adopt a policy that service on a single Board Motion x or Commission not exceed two full terms, was Ayes X x x X: approved and adopted. The City Clerk was directed to prepare Certificates Motion of Appreciation for Urban Beh as a member of the Ayes N x x x Board of Adjustments, and Harry Keever as a member of the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission, whose terms of service expire on July 1, 1965. 6. Mayor Gruber's expense account for trips to Motion Sacramento on June 1 and June 16 on freeway Ayes N x x x matters, in the amount of $99.30, was approved. 7. A memorandum dated June 28 was presented from the Public Works Director regarding the Weed Abatement Program, 1964 -65, Contract 961. It was directed that the work be accepted, that the Motion x City Clerk be authorized to file a Notice of Completion Ayes N x x x and release the bonds 35 days after the Notice of Completion has been filed, and that the public hearing .for protests on subject Weed Abatement Program be set for July 12, 1965. 8. Consideration of a resolution for a service agreement with Integrated Data Corporation was diaried for Motion x July 12, 1965, Ayes It x x x 9. A memorandum dated June 28, 1965 from the Public Works Director recommending prima facie speed limits on Eastfluff Drive, was presented. The City Attorney was authorized to prepare an Motion ordinance amending the Municipal Code to set the Ayes 34 x x x following prima facie speed limits on Eastbluff Drive: 35 miles per hour, Eastbluff Drive from Bixia Street southerly to Jamboree Road; and 45 miles per hour, Eastbluff Drive from Bixia Street northerly to Jamboree R ko'Mayor ATTEST: Cit Clerk Page 322 I ix x x ,x x X x x xi CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Volume 18 - Page 323 Index June 28, 1965 COUNCILMEN s Z i A Ix x Ix \p` 10. A memorandum from Public Works Director dated ia;r:1_ne 4v June 28, 1965 regarding.six bids received by the City e , a-_ .Av Clerk. on June 23 for the bridge piling repair of 3_-i dges Marine Avenue and Park Avenue Bridges, Contract No, 849 - Revised, was presented. . -849 The recommendation of the Public Works Director that the low bidder, Croft & Neville, be allowed to withdraw its proposal, was discussed. 1 °6177 Resolution No, 6177 awarding the contract for piling Motion repair of Marine Avenue and Park Avenue Bridges to RAolll Call: X x R. M. Skamnes & John A. Artukovich Sons, Inc, at es Abstain x the contract price of $36,700 and authorizing the ;A -097 Mayor and City Clerk to execute the contract, was adopted. 11. Water Contracts: • 7a'L2)` Resolutions of the City Council of the City of Newport Motion :ont:. "?C %S Beach were adopted authorizing the execution of con- AyleeCail: x x tracts to serve water outside the City as follows: 1 -5178 (a) Resolution No. 6178, contract with Newport Beach School District. 1-6179 (b) Resolution No. 6179, contract with Pacific View Memorial Park. 1 -6180 (c) Resolution No. 6180, contract with G. E. Kadane & Son. 1'5181 (d) Resolution No. 6181, contract with Standard Oil Company of California. , -6182 (e) Resolution No. 6182, contract with Nicolai & . Christ. : -6183 (f) Resolution No. 6183, contract with Orange County Sanitation District. 1 -618; (g) Resolution No. 6184, contract with Humble Oil & Refining Company. ;A- 12 L Mayor ATTEST: S Cit Clerk Page 323 Ix x Ix \p` Index -dnpl. 11_c • CA-63 ca.si: _ng station CA °179 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Volume 18 - Page 324 s1 T L K N� \d\ x I APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSES: 1. Consideration was given to the following application for license: Exempt, John Semple for Community Youth Center of Newport Harbor, special event, carnival on July 17 and 18, net proceeds to be applied to tennis court debt. A letter was presented from John Semple, Community Youth Center of Newport Harbor stating that the Community Youth Center has applied for a Use Permit in connection with the coming second annual Youth Center Carnival (regarding helicopter ride), and asking that the Council authorize waiver of the $30 filing fee for subject Use Permit. The request for exempt license was granted, and the Motion fee for the application for Use Permit was waived. Ayes x x x x : John Semple spoke from the audience. 2. The following applications for licenses were Motion x approved: Ayes x x x x : (a) Gilbert Larry Seal, Seal's Ambulance Service, 535 Center Street, Corona del Mar, for ex- change of vehicles (ambulance). (b) Ronald A. Blanco, Manager of Jolly Taco Res- taurant, 106 McFadden, beach rental (surfers and umbrellas). COMMUNICATIONS REFERRALS: 1. A letter was presented from Charles J. Jobbins asking that the Council express its support of his efforts to locate an AM broadcasting station in "Costa Mesa - Newport Beach ". A discussion was had. Mr. Jobbins spoke from the audience. The Mayor was authorized to write a letter, and the Motion staff was requested to prepare a resolution endorsing Ayes x x x x the request of Mr. Jobbins r4Aayor ATTEST: CitA Clerk Page 324 I L K N� \d\ x I Index Budget. hea -Ting T- °a:cbic _sl =ls Cdyl 11 • 0_- CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Volume 18 - Page 325 June 28, 1965 BUDGET HEARING: Mayor Gruber opened the public hearing in connection with the City Manager's Proposed Annual Budget for the Fiscal Year 1965-66 (which hearing had been delayed earlier in the meeting for consideration later. ) 1. A discussion was had regarding the cost of the beauti- fication of the traffic islands at Marguerite Avenue and Coast Highway. Parks, Beaches and Recreation Director Calvin Stewart spoke from the audience and listed the costs involved. Frank Jordan of Corona del Mar spoke from the audience opposing higher cost than those incurred for beautification of Mariners' Mile. Councilman Cook made a motion that $4310, Item 8 in the Park and Recreation Capital Improvement Fund, be deleted, and that $1200 be allocated for the installation which would be similar to the type of beautification in Mariners' Mile, which motion failed to carry. Motion Ayes Noes Councilman Cook made a motion to delete the entire Motion amount of $4310 from the Park and Recreation Ayes Capital Improvement Fund Budget, which motion Noes failed to carry. It was directed that Item No. 8 in the Park and Re- Motion creation Capital Improvement Fund Budget, in the Ayes amount of $4310 be deleted in the program as pre- Noes sented, and that the matter be returned to the staff and the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission for the purpose of spreading the amount of money available in the Park and Recreation account throughou all of the raised medians in Corona del Mar, anal that recommendations be presented. The City Manager stated that his understanding of the motion was that the money was to be retained in the Budget but that the Council was requesting or requir- ing a new plan before any action is taken. 2. Mayor Gruber inquired whether anyone in the audience desired to speak on the Budget. No one spoke. The City Manager read portions of the "Summary of Estimated Year End Fund _lances, " as amend/ed. / Mayor ATTEST: T (j l� n Le'� City Clerk Page 325 COUNCILMEN X X CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Volume 18 - Page 326 s �„ 9 a pA/' f v = Index June 28 1965 o v m m o c 0 °6181 3udge f ap, ro) 0 A 10: • Ct -29 ,� }_ffi di C.s ­84 • Su.c f _i CA-49 Ni9 �7{q'C tz-ons erg Ji • 3. The hearing was closed. Motion x Ayes xxx xxx 3 0 4. Resolution No. 6185 adopting the Budget for the Motion x 1965 -66 Fiscal Year, indicating Capital Improvements Roll Call: red aggregating $ 1 , 294,750, the operating budget expendi- Ayes x x x x x x 3 tures $5, 315, 535, and the total approved budget $6, 610, 285, was adopted. RECESS for ten minutes was declared by Mayor Gruber. The Council reconvened with all Councilmen present. Consideration was given to the additional Communications Referrals. 1. A letter was presented from Aage H. Rasmussen, 225 Grand Canal, Balboa Island protesting condition of "the alley Marine Avenue and The Grand Canal residences and runs from Balboa Avenue to Park Avenue." The City Manager and the Public Works Director indicated that the alley was being patched up. Subject letter was ordered filed. Motion x Ayes x xxx xx.1, igs 2. The following Claims for Damages were denied, and Motion x the City Clerk's referral of the matters to the in- Ayes x x x x x x 3. surance carriers was confirmed: (a) Claim of Mrs. Aaron D. Christensen for alleged flood damage on April 1, 1965 to her possessions due to a flood - clogged storm drain. (b) Claim of Joseph S. Phillips for broken windows in his house allegedly caused during playground ball games. i 3. A letter was ordered filed from Janet Watkins, age 11, Motion x of 3815 Seashore Drive, asking that surfing be Ayes x x x x x x allowed from 6 :00 A. M. to 9:00 A. M. 4. The following communications were ordered filed: Motion x Ayes xxx xxx (a) A copy of the Minutes of the Executive Committee Metropolitan Transportation Engineering Board, 4.-'Mayor ATTEST: Citt Clerk Page 326. I Index W ^�99 • K'_eis.n -_esub C A-129 Ss;.visol CA-35 6JS_llson o:. onmt CA -66 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Volume 18, Page 327 June 28, 1965 Orange County Road Department, June 3, 1965 and a copy of its resolution approving the method set by the State Legislature for systematic re- view of the California Freeway and Expressway System, and opposing any action adding to or deleting routes from the System, also recommend ing that the planned systematic program of free- way location be continued by the Division of Highways. (b) A copy of a notice of annual meeting of Metro- politan Transportation Engineering Board to be held July 8 in Los Angeles. 5. The following communications were ordered filed, and Councilman Marshall stated she would inform Mrs. Gradishar regarding the Council action in connection with Dr. Nielsen's application for re- subdivision: (a) Letter from Mary M. Gradishar, 118 Via Lorca, Lido Isle, objecting to Council approval of the application of Dr. David Nielsen which allows him to subdivide at 122 Via Lorca, and asking if anything can be done about this decision now. (b) Letter from L. A. Reday, Vice President and General Manager of the Western Division of Servisoft, requesting Servisoft franchise opera- tion in the City of Newport Beach in the name of Mr. George Graham. (c) Letter from Assemblyman George A. Willson requesting that a resolution passed by the State Assembly be called to the attention of the Police Department. (d) Letter from Assemblyman William E. Dannemeyer regarding reapportionment of the Senate seats. Mayor ATTEST. \City Clerk Page 327 Motion Aye s COUNCILMEN k2 0 � a 0 ,l Y a a CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Volume 18 - Page 328 Index June 28, 1965 . ADDITIONAL BUSINESS: Keys 1. Consideration was given to the report to the Board of Ka _ 1n Supervisors regarding the Keys Marina Project from a committee appointed by the Board of Supervisors on April 9, 1963. A discussion was had. °o1B6 Resolution No. 6186 of the City Council of the City of Newport Beach expressing its position with respect to the Keys Marina Project, was adopted. (It was directed that said resolution be based partly on the Beach Erosion Control Resolution but which would also incorporate the points brought out by the staff and that in this entire matter the Council would like at least as much protection as the underground water suppliers of the County are getting, including veto power over specific plans. ) • Planning Director Jerry Drawdy spoke from the audience. COMMUNICATIONS - ADVISORS.': 1. The following communications were ordered filed: UP 17.03 (a) Copy of a letter to Orange County Harbor District from Roger S. Watsor. ?, Member, Citizens for Back Bay Beautification regarding the Stockpile G -i -15 Removal Agreement and pointing out some dis- crepancies and inadequacies. (b) Copy of Minutes of Regular Meetings of the Board of Directors of Orange County Water District, May 19 and June 16, 1965. ^ (c) Copy of a letter "To the Editor" from Frank J. c4 9 Jordan in favor of the inland freeway route. 0.A°53 (d) Copy of Newsletter from Supervisor Alton E. Allen, dated June 9, 1965. (e) Notice of Withdrawal of Application No. 45726 of CA -36 The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company before the Public Utilities Commission for authority to increase certain intrastate rates and charges applicable to telephone service furnished within the State of C F ayor ATTEST: City Clerk Page 328 COUNCILMEN Motion Roll Call: Ayes Motion Aye s V CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Volume 18 - Page 329 Index June 28, 1965 (f) Copy of Agenda of Board of Supervisors regular Meetings for June 15, 16, 22 and 23, (g) Excerpts from the Minutes of the Orange County Boundary Commission of June 21, 1965 regarding �oo the following: (1) Proposed annexation of territory to the City ,of Costa Mesa (Paularino No. 9 Annexation), located westerly of Newport Avenue in the vicinity of Paularino, Bear, and Gisler Avenues, stating that the boundaries of the proposed annexation are reasonably definite and certain. (2) Proposed annexation of territory to the City of Costa Mesa (Pacific Avenue Annexation • - corrected), located easterly of the Santa Ana River and northerly of Victoria Street, stating that the boundaries of the proposed annexation are reasonably definite and certain. (3) Proposed annexation of territory to the City of Costa Mesa (Victoria Street Annexation - corrected), located westerly of Canyon Drive and southerly of Victoria Street, stating that the boundaries of the proposed annexation are reasonably definite and certain. (h) Before the Public Utilities Commission of the State of California: }}LL (1) Copy of Order Instituting Investigation into V -A °JV the requirements for a General Order pro- viding rules governing construction of under- ground electric and communication lines in the State of California, filed June 22, 1965 in San Francisco office, No. 8208. (2) Copy of Order Instituting Investigation into the tariff schedules, rates, rules, charges, operations, practices, contracts, services and aesthetics and economics of facilities and of all electric and communication public utilities in the State of California, filed June 22, 1965, San Francisco office, Case No. 8209. R'Mayor ATTEST: C ty C rk Page 329 COUNCILMEN 0 0 � A � o CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCILMEN Volume 18 - Page 330 a O Y m G m Index June 28, 1965 ?. r� m z I-1 lJ • 0- (3) Application of Orange Coast Sightseeing Company, a Corporation, for a certificate of public convenience and necessity for sight- seeing service and to issue and sell stock; an the Application of Airport Coach Service for authority to purchase stock of a utility and to lease equipment. (i) Application for Alcoholic Beverage License (received by City Clerk November, 1964 and subsequent, investigations just completed): (1) New on -sale beer and wine (bona fide public eating place), Unicorn Inn, 209 Palm, Balboa by Robert J. Hanvey, Robert E. Richards, and Larry L. Sammons; no objections from City Attorney or Police Department; Use Permit No. 1027 approved on April 2, 1964 for a period of two years. (2) Transfer, person to person, on -sale general (bona fide public eating place), 2332 West Coast Highway, from Clayton J. Colvin, by Gerald G. MacDonald, Receiver in Bank- ruptcy, to Carl T. and Margaret J. Henrichsen; no objections from City Attorney or Police Department; Use Permit not re =41 + quired. (3) Transfer, person to person, on -sale beer, Crews Inn, 2607 Newport Boulevard, from James R. Goss to Fred J. and Gretchen E. Hoffman; no objections from City Attorney or Police Department; Use Permit not required. (4) New off -sale general, Bal -Port Liquor, 4521 West Coast Highway (Supplemental appli- cation to replace original dated 10 -26 -64 Changing location from 514 W. Balboa Blvd.) George A. Cox and James W. Zimmerman; no objections from City Attorney or Police Department; Use Permit not required. (5) Transfer, person to person, on -sale beer, at 2000 West Balboa Boulevard, Newport Beach, from John H. Tait to Dan A. and Glendia M. McCall; no objections from City Attorney or Police Department; Use Permit No 918 in effect until February 4, 1966. ayor ATTEST: C'ty C1 k I Page 330. Index • is • W_ June 28, 1965 ATTEST: (6) CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Volume 18 - Page 331 New on -sale beer and wine (bona fide public eating place), The Red Door, 3536 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar, by Walter P. Arm• strong and Robert E. Wood; no objections frog City Attorney or Police Department; Use Per- mit No. 1010 was extended for one year by Planning Commission on February 4, 1965 - until February 6, 1966. (7) New on -sale beer and wine (bona fide public eating place), La Ramada, 300 Marine Avenue Balboa Island, by Letha H. Fisher; no ob- jections from City Attorney or Police Depart- ment; Use Permit No. 638 approved July 7, 1960 and extended indefinitely by Planning Commission on June 20, 1963. (8) New on -sale beer at 6450- 60 -70 -80 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach, by Louis V. Basic and Laura M. Winslow; no objections from City Attorney or Police Department; Use Permit No. 471 approved Nov. 20, 1958 on 6450 -6460 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach - still in force, Use Permit No. 1060 approv- ed August 6, 1964 for period of one year at 6470 -6480 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach. (9) Transfer, person to person, on -sale beer, at 507 E. Bay Street, Balboa, from James B. Hockersmith and Jack E. Pittman to James B. Hocker smith (dropping partner); no objections from City Attorney or Police Department; Use Permit No. 248 approved by City Council, on appeal, May 27, 1957. (10) Transfer, person to person, off -sale beer and wine, U- Tote'M of California, Inc. , to National Drive -In Grocery Corporation, DBA U- Tote'M Market #30 at 6060 W. Pacific Coast Highway, Newport Beach; no objections from City Attorney or Police Department; Use Permit not required. (11) Transfer, person to person, off -sale beer and wine, U- Tote'M of California, Inc. , to National Drive -In Grocery Corporation, DBA CtyCerk Page 331 COUNCILMEN CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Volume 18 - Page 332 Index Juney 28. 1965 COUNCILMEN O 9 m m O G1 Y U- Tote'M Market #36 at 4555 W. Coast High- way, Newport Beach; no objections from City Attorney or Police Department; Use Permit not required. (12) New off -sale beer and wine, Clyde Maxwell's Bait & Tackle Shop, 104 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach, by Clyde W. Maxwell; no objections from City Attorney or Police De- partment; Use Permit not required. (13) New on -sale beer and wine (bona fide public eating place), La Cacinito, 6600 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach, by John Robert Plemmons and Mayme Budd Plemmons; no objections from City Attorney or Police De- partment; Use Permit No. 904 which permits on -sale beer and wine at the above location • was extended by the Planning Commission on November 19, 1964 until December 6, 1966. (14) New on -sale general (bona fide public eating place) at 3220 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar, by Margaret L. and Ralph E. French; no objections from City Attorney or Police Department; Use Permit No. 1097 approved on January 7, 1965 for a period of one year. (15) New on -sale beer and wine (bona fide public eating place) at 800 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach, by Gale H. and Leonara G. Pike; no objections from City Attorney or Police Department; Use Permit No. 928 approved March 7, 1963. • (16) New on -sale general (bona fide public eating place), Barron's Restaurant, 1617 Westcliff Drive, Newport Beach, by Rod's Grill No. 2, Inc., Roger L. Wellman, President - Treasurer, John A. Mooney, Vice - President & Secretary; no objections by City Attorney or Police Department; Use Permit No. 1090 approved on December 17, 1964. Mayor ATTEST: 0�J1- 'ity Cl t rk Page 332 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Volume 18 - Page 333 Index June 28, 1965 COUNCILMEN N� O 9 to T O O (17) New on -sale beer and wine (bona fide public eating place), Centro Taurino Ernestos, 6204 Coast Highway, Newport Beach, by Ernesto Hevia; no objections from City Attorney or Police Department; Use Permit not required. (j) Letter from James A. Lahey, Executive Secre- tary of State of California Cemetery Board, trans -" -t mitting a copy of "Part 5, Division 8 of the Health and Safety Code relating to the construction of mausoleums and columbariums." Carl Spitzer of 321 Private Road spoke from the audience and presented a petition, bearing 183 signatures of inter- ested citizens in Cliff Haven and Newport Heights, in °C> opposition to the proposed 15th Street alignment of the • freeway. Mr. Spitzer stated that he knew that those he represented might not have the complete answer to the problem, but they wanted to be on record as opposing the route aforementioned. The matter was referred to the Mayor. Motion x Ayes NXXXXX3 The meeting was adjourned at 10:35 P.M. Motion x Ayes xxxx � Mayor ATTEST: City Clerk Page 333