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Home My WebLink About05/22/1972 - Regular MeetingCOUNCILMEN CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING \^ \\\op N\ Place: Council Chambers C c o 0 0 Time: 7:30 P.M. ?i .n Z 99 1 079 ROLL CALL Present • Motion Ayes Motion Aye s • • eting of approved as lutions Ay City regarding ecision of Lcation of Use Permit vine in hin 200 feet ithe southe: and East .a del Mar, nity Develop- o be heard. im the se permit. posing the ing signa- 1 were idius of the iagram. Willmas and d read of patrons of the use ith photogral Father is Beach and spoke from Ailburn spoke INDEX Use Permit 1593 \ x x x Roll Call. The reading of the Minutes of the Regular Me May 8, 1972 was waived, said Minutes were x x x written and ordered filed. The reading in full oi all ordinances and rest under consideration was waived, and the Dep x x x Clerk was directed to read by titles only. HEARINGS: 1. Mayor McInnis opened the public hearing the appeal of John C. Davison from the c the Planning Commission approving appl Jean D. Willmas and Jean R. Maxey for No. 1593 to permit the sale of beer and conjunction with a restaurant located wit of a dwelling district, 420 Iris Avenue of side of Iris Avenue between First Avenu Coast Highway, Lot 8, Block 436, Coror zoned C -1 -H. A report was presented from the Comm1 ment Department. Mayor McInnis asked if anyone desired t Robert Fagens of South Laguna spoke fr( audience supporting the granting of the u John Davison spoke from the audience of use permit and presented a petition bear tures of thirteen persons whom he state( property owners living within 200 -foot r establishment in question, and an area d Jeff Matsen, attorney representing Jean Jean Maxey, spoke from the audience ar petitions of residents on Iris Avenue and stating they do not object to the granting permit, which he presented to Council w of the establishment. Roy Harris of Five Crowns Restaurant, Moschel of St. Catherine's Parish, Lagw Mrs. Buchanan, an employee of Jeani's the audience in support of the use permi Paul Hummel, Donna Davison and Tom I in opposition to granting the permit. Volume 26 - Page 121 eting of approved as lutions Ay City regarding ecision of Lcation of Use Permit vine in hin 200 feet ithe southe: and East .a del Mar, nity Develop- o be heard. im the se permit. posing the ing signa- 1 were idius of the iagram. Willmas and d read of patrons of the use ith photogral Father is Beach and spoke from Ailburn spoke INDEX Use Permit 1593 COUNCILMEN CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH ROLL CALL \i \�\pa \n \�\9C Y��Ma Z2, 1972 Motion K i The hearing was closed. *es Motion x The decision of the Planning Commission w Ayes X X X X X ruled, and the application of Jean D. Willm Abstain K Jean R. Maxey for Use Permit No. 1593 w< 2. Mayor McInnis opened the public hearing r( appeal of Ralph M. Davis from the decision Planning Commission denying Variance No, which would permit a duplex to be construe' having an area of 1, 875 square feet where 1 ricting Regulations require at least 2,000 e located at 2602 West Ocean Front on the ea West Ocean Front between 26th Street and ; Lot 2, Block 26, Newport Beach Tract, zoi A report was presented from the Communil ment Department. Mayor McInnis asked if anyone desired to t Ralph M. Davis, architect Bob Seiling and Reason spoke from the audience in favor of variance. action x The hearing was closed. 'Ayes Motion K The decision of the Planning Commission v Ayes x x X and Variance No. 1019 was denied. 3. Mayor McInnis opened the public hearing it ance with Resolution No. 7680, a Resolutio Intention to order the closing up, vacation onment of a portion of the street known as adjacent to Lot 3, Block C, Seashore Color A report was presented from the Public We Director. Motion r The hearing was continued to June 12, 1972 Ayes RECESS for five minutes was declared by Mayo The Council reconvened with all members pres • Volume 26 - Page 122 MINUTES as over - a s and Ls denied. :garding the of the 1019, :ed on a lot he Dist - quare feet, st side of :7th Street, ied R -2. y Develop- e heard. Jerald A. the INDEX Variance 1019 as upheld, accord- Ocean n of Front tnd aband- Vacation Dcean Front .y Tract. irks r McInnis. mt. ROLL CALL • Motion 40yes Motion Ayes Noes • NCILMEN CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH MINUTES May 22, 1972 4. Mayor McInnis opened the public hearing in connect- ion with Ordinance No. 1441, being, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING SECTIONS 20. 30.030 AND 20. 30.040 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO THE ESTAB- LISHMENT OF A USE PERMIT REQUIREMENT FOR CERTAIN USES WITHIN THE M -1 DISTRICT requiring use permits for all non - manufacturing uses in the M -1 District. Mayor Pro Tern Rogers made a motion to close the hearing. Bob Kausen, President of Cannery Village Associa- tion, presented a petition signed by 26 property owners in the area supporting the development in Cannery Village, and asked that the ordinance not be adopted in its present form but revised to allow for more lenient parking. Architect Bill Clapet present- ed a series of slides showing proposed alternative solutions to the parking problem in the area. Blackie Gadarian spoke in favor of the ordinance. A vote was taken on Mayor Pro Tem Rogers' motion. Ordinance No. 1441 was adopted. 5. Mayor McInnis opened the public hearing in connect- ion with Ordinance No. 1442, being, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH REZONING PROPERTY AND AMENDING DISTRICT MAP NO. 9, Planning Commission Amendment No. 319, amending a portion of said map from a C -1 District to an R -2 District, Lots 18, 19, 20 and the northerly 12. 5 feet of Lot 21, Block 219; Lots 4 through 12 and Lots 18 through 27, Block 220; and Lots 4 through 8, Block 221, Section A of Newport Beach Tract, located at 208 - 210 -212 20th Street; 209 through 225 20th Street; and 202 through 220 21st Street and 207 through 217 21st Street. No one desired to be heard. Volume 26 - Page 123 INDEX Cannery Village District Map 9 COUNCILMEN CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH MINUTES ROLL CALL ��b��N�"��y��Ym� May 22, 1972 INDEX Motion x The hearing was closed. �es xxxxxxx Motion x Ordinance No. 1442 was adopted. Ayes xxxxxxx 6. Mayor McInnis opened the public hearing regarding Cannery proposed Emergency Ordinance No.. 1443, being, Village AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH EXTENDING THE INTERIM ZONING REGULATIONS ESTABLISHING A USE PERMIT REQUIREMENT FOR CERTAIN USES WITHIN THE M -1 DISTRICT. A report was presented from the City Attorney. No one desired to be heard. Motion x The hearing was closed. Ayes xxxxxxx Motion x Emergency Ordinance No. 1443 was adopted. Ayes xxxxxxx • 7. Mayor McInnis opened the public hearing regarding General adopting the Interim Park Plan as the first phase of Plan/ the Recreation Element of the General Plan, as Parks recommended by the Planning Commission Resolu- R -7698 tion No. 751. Elaine Linhoff spoke from the audience regarding the property to be included in the City aquatic park on the peninsula. Parks, Beaches and Recreation Director Calvin Stewart gave a staff report. Roy B. Woolsey, representing Marinapark owners, spoke from the audience asking for longer leases for Marinapark and presented a petition bearing 38 signatures opposing the aquatic park and favoring long term mobile home leases and a letter from Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Palmer, Marinapark residents, asking that the property not be converted. Mrs. Stanley Charleston and Jim Pichel, residents of Marinapark, spoke in favor of keeping the area as a mobile home park. The hearing was closed by unanimous consent of the • Council. Volume 26 - Page 124 COUNCILMEN 9�tto� Opp N CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH MINUTES ROLL CALL �� vN a �'9t vm May 22, 1972 INDEX Resolution No. 7698, adopting the Interim Park Plan Wotion x as the first phase of the Recreation Element of the yes x x x x x x x General Plan, was adopted. ORDINANCES FOR ADOPTION: 1. Ordinance No. 1439, being, One -Way Streets AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING SECTION 12. 41. 040 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE TO ESTABLISH ONE -WAY TRAFFIC ON PLAZA DEL NORTE AND PLAZA DEL SUR, was presented for second reading. Motion x Ordinance No. 1439 was adopted. Ayes xxxxxxx 2. Ordinance No. 1440, being, Holding Tanks AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH ADDING SECTION 17. 32.015 TO THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE PER- TAINING TO VESSEL HOLDING TANK • REQUIREMENTS, setting effective date of January 1, 1974 to allow for necessary conversion of vessels and development of holding tank pump -out facilities at all commercial marinas, was presented for second reading. Motion x Ordinance No. 1440 was adopted. Ayes xxxxxxx ORDINANCES FOR INTRODUCTION: 1. Proposed Ordinance No. 1444, being, Parking Prohibi- AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT tion BEACH ADDING SECTION 12.40. 055 TO THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE ENTITLED, "PARKING OF COMMERCIAL VEHICLES IN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS PROHIBITED, " was presented. Volume 26 - Page 125 ROLL CALI COUNCILMEN <pj,1i( � ZnpOQA aQ T Y pm N C`yyt p1� CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Mav 22_ 1972 MINUTES I NnFY A report from the City Attorney was presented with a letter from Frances C. MacArthur in favor of an ordinance restricting overnight parking of trucks, trailers, campers, etc. in residential zones and a letter from Robert Z. Blocksom opposing restrictions on overnight parking for recreational vehicles. The Deputy City Clerk stated that a letter from Dr. J. Emery Frank opposing restrictions on overnight park- ing for recreational vehicles was received after the agenda was closed. Dave Fields; Corona del Mar resident, spoke from the audience and expressed his appreciation for the ordinance. Motion x Ordinance No. 1444 was introduced and passed to Ayes xxxxxxx second reading on June 12, 1972. CONTINUED BUSINESS: 1. A resolution of the Board of Library Trustees resolv- Library ing that active planning for a central library, rather than construction of additional branches, would pro- vide the City with the most optimum and economic ' library service, was presented. Dr. Thomas Blakely, Chairman, Board of Library Trustees, read in full a statement of the Board setting out the reasons for their position with regard to a central library, including the Charter - imposed tax limitation for library purposes. James Gage, Charles Sword, Ruth LeLievre and Helen Coffey, members of the Board of Library Trustees spoke from the audience and reaffirmed the position of the Board that the City could best be serv- ed by a central library. Julia Banning, former Library Board member, spoke from the audience supporting the central library concept. John Shea, representing the Newport Shores Commun- ity Association, and Margot Skilling spoke from the audience asking that a branch library be constructed in West Newport. Mike Johnson of West Newport presented a petition bearing 213 signatures urging Council to maintain the concept of a branch library system and to locate the next branch library in West Newport. Volume 26 - Page 126 ROLL CALL • Motion Ayes Noes • Motion Ayes • CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH MINUTES May. 22, 1972 INDEX Ladislaw Reday, member of the Newport Beach City Arts Committee, spoke from the audience and stated that he was in favor of a cultural center for the City. Joseph Slowikowski spoke from the audience in support of the Library Board. x The staff was directed to come up with a plan for the x x x x necessary funding for a branch library in West Newport Beach. CURRENT BUSINESS: 1. A letter was presented from Tully Seymour, attorney Use representing the Pacific Coast Manufacturing Permit Company, regarding his filing a Notice of Appeal with 1594 the City Clerk of Use Permit Application No. 1594, requesting permission to develop a golf course and driving range to be located at 2301 Mesa Drive; and requesting the Council to refer the matter back to the Planning Commission. A report was presented from the Community Develop - ment Department. The Deputy City Clerk stated that two items had been received after the agenda was completed, a petition bearing 112 signatures representing some of the groups concerned with the development of the golf course and requesting that the matter be referred back to the Planning Commission, and a letter from George DeVries, representing Anniversary Tract residents, supporting the proposed golf course development. Tully Seymour, attorney for applicant, stated that if the matter is referred to the Planning Commission, he would like the apP-�nl date vacated t o l e a v e the matter open for resetting the appeal date. x Use Permit Application No. 1594 was referred to the x x x x x x Planning Commission, without prejudice, and the hearing scheduled for June 12 was vacated at the appellant's request to be reset at a later date. Councilmen Ryckoff and Kymla left the podium. 2. A report was presented from the Community Develop- Tract ment Department regarding Tentative Map of Tract 7800 7800 requesting subdivision of 4.0 acres into 17 lots for attached residential development, two lots to be Volume 26 - Page 127 COUNCILMEN 9.? - \D.n Nd CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH LOLL CALL_ 1 r11R- p001nwr 9�\pf\ May 22, 1972 developed as landscape areas and one] 0 oped as a private street; portion of Bl Irvine's Subdivision, located on the not Big Canyon Drive, easterly of Jambor4 "Big Canyon, " zoned P -C. Motion x The Tentative Map of Tract 7800 was a Ayes x x x x x subject to the conditions recommended Absent x x Planning Commission. Councilman Kymla returned to the podium. 3. A report was presented from the Publi Department regarding updating the tral equipment on State highways. Motion x The staff was authorized to negotiate c Ayes x x x x x x financing agreements with the State Dii Absent x Highways for the traffic signal work pr their April 28, 1972 letter. Councilman Ryckoff returned to the podium 4. A report was presented from the Publi Department regarding miscellaneous a. 60tion x Council Policy L -5 was amended to inc . yes xxxxxxx following wording: "In cases where Ch the 1911 Act is used to improve unpave staff may advance up to $20, 000 per ye Street and Alley Maintenance Program paving. All funds advanced for constrc eering and inspection shall be collectec benefited property owners using the leg of Chapter 27. " Motion x 5. A public hearing was set for June 12, 1 Ayes xxxxxxx P.M. for the purpose of considering th Budget as prepared by the City Manage Fiscal Year 1972 -73, pursuant to Secti City Charter. CONSENT CALENDAR: Motion x The following items were approved by one r. Ayes xxxxxxx ing the actions on the Consent Calendar afte removed were considered: 1. The following Advisory Communication ordered filed: Volume 26 - Page 128 MINUTES of to be devel- :)ck 56 of - therly side of :e Road in pproved, by the : Works fic signal )operative -ision of oposed in : Works ley paving. Lude the apter 27 of I alleys, the ar from the for alley ction, engin- from the al provisions 972 at 7:30 B Preliminary r for the :)n 1102 of the lotion affirm - r the items a were INDEX Traffic Signals Alley Paving COUNCILMEN CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH MINUTES ROLL CALL ns$\016\ May 22, 1972 INDEX Letter from Myrtle M. Huycke regarding the parking . situation on Water Front Drive, Corona del Mar. -- Letter from the City of Hawthorne expressing appreci- ation for the City's testimony by Mr. Rod Gunn and his associates at the Senate Transportation Committee Hearing on Senate Bill 859. Letter from Anthony and Joy Schuck expressing thanks to the City's Fire Department's Rescue Unit for their swift response to their call. Letter from Carl Pearlston enclosing a poem regard- ing the Back Bay. Resolution of the Board of Supervisors exempting the City of Newport Beach from taxation for County Fire Protection Services. Agenda for Board of Supervisors meetings held May 9, 10, 16 and 17, 1972. Letter from State Park and Recreation Commission to City Manager Wynn regarding its meeting to be held June 9 in the City of Newport Beach's Council Chambers. Letter from Department of Housing and Urban Devel- Flooding/ opment to City Manager Wynn regarding the City's Bldg Regs application for Federal flood insurance and authoriz- ing the insurance on an emergency basis for the City. Letter from Mrs. W. Lee Spencer expressing appreci Under - ation for the removal of the telephone poles in her grounding neighborhood and thanking all those involved. Utilities Letter from Jeff Wheeler regarding pollution in the Upper Back Bay and asking that it be made a part of a wild Npt Bay life area. Letter from the Grant Company of California express- Newport ing their willingness to pay the proposed water Crest connection fees. Newsletter from California Water Resources Association. Letter from Newport Heights Association advising Building that its Board had gone on record as being in support Heights of a 28 foot height limit in the City until a new Master Plan is completed and accepted. Volume 26 - Page 129 RO COUNCILMEN \oXIC \�O\x 0\\\ CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH MINUTES LL CALL \ \� \cps \i \� \yr \p�^� May 22, 1972 INDEX Letter from Newport Heights Association advising that Park . its Board had voted unanimously to support the forth- Bond coming Park Bond Issue. Issue Letter from Orange County Citizens Direction Finding Commission enclosing copy of first Annual Report of the Commission. 2. The following communications were referred as indicated: To the Greenbelt Plan Committee, letter from Greenbelt Project 21, Open Space Action Group, regarding the Plan integration of the efforts of individual conservation groups in implementing the greenbelt plan along the Santa Ana River and Santiago Creek. To the Greenbelt Plan Committee, letter from the Greenbelt Greenbelt Coordinator to the members of the Board Plan of Supervisors regarding the monthly progress report for April. To the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission, General letter from J. C. Pichel stating he is against making Plan a general park area out of Marinapark and letter from . Assistant City Manager dated February 1, 1972 to Mr. Pichel. To staff for study and appropriate action, letter from Street the Lido Isle Community Association requesting a Cleaning street sweeping program on Lido Isle similar to that implemented in the West Newport area. To staff for reply, letter from Orange Coast College Or Coast requesting time to present an educational film relating College to Cooperative Education. 3. The following resolutions were adopted: Resolution No. 7699 changing the name of Civic Center St Name Drive, in Newport Center, to "Farallon Drive ". (A Change report from the Community Development Department R -7699 was presented. ) Resolution No. 7700 determining and declaring that Balboa the public interest, convenience and necessity require Blvd the acquisition of certain real property to be used by Widening said City in connection with the widening of Balboa R -7700 Boulevard, and declaring the intention of the City to acquire said property under eminent domain proceed- . ings, and directing the City Attorney of said City to Volume 26 - Page 130 COUNCILMEN ( f O 0 A ` ROLL CALL O � P o py 0 CITY OF (NEWPORT BEACH May 22, 1972 MINUTES INDEX rig g it- on commence an action in the Superior Court of the State of California, for the County of Orange, for the pur- pose of acquiring said real property, regarding Itanaga /Yoshimura property at 4412 Balboa Boulevard. (A report from the Public Works Department was presented.) Resolution No. 7701 accepting a Grant Deed from Balboa Thomas C. Rogers in connection with widening of Blvd Balboa Boulevard. (A report from the Public Works Wideni: Department was presented. ) R -7701 Resolution No. 7702 awarding contract to Steiny & Co. Traffic Inc., in the amount of $141,787, for Federal Aid Signals TOPICS Project No. EHS- T- 3041(152); installation of R -7702 traffic signals and highway lighting, Contract No. 1403, subject to the approval of the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). Resolution No. 7703 establishing annual summer park- Parkin ing restrictions on certain streets in Corona del Mar Prohib beach area, and rescinding Resolution Nos. 6952, ions 7167 and 7182. (A report from the Public Works R -7702 Department was presented.) 4. The following claims for damages were denied and Claims • the City Clerk's referral of the claims to the insur- ance carrier was confirmed: Summons and Complaint for Damages and other Relief Watsor of Shirley L. Watson, Case No. 192238, 'Superior Court for Orange County. Summons and Complaint of Winston Verdult, Superior Verdul Court Case No. 192352. Summons and Complaint of Andrew F. Spatzier, Spatzie Superior Court Case No. 192398. Claim of Jon Jacobson for property damage on May 5, Jacobs allegedly caused by a City employee in the performanc of his duties. Claim of Harbor View Community Association for Harbor damage to water line at the intersection of Ford Road View and Newport Hills Drive East on March 25, 1972, Comm allegedly caused by City employees in the performance Assn of their duty. • Volume 26 - Page 131 rig g it- on ROLL • • • COUNCILMEN i�L n X\CP1 \N.1 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH MINUSES :ALL . M 22, 1972 I� 5. The following requests to fill personnel vacancies were approved: (A report from the City Manager was presented.) Two Building Maintenance Man I to fill positions now vacant. Two Police Clerks to fill positions now vacant. One Laborer to fill a position to be vacant. One Secretary to fill a position to be vacant. 6. The following staff reports were received and ordered filed: Uppe Report from the City Attorney regarding Upper Bay Newport Bay Land Exchange Litigation. Excb Report from Parks, Beaches and Recreation Depart- Balb ment concerning installation of backstop and bleachers Pier in Peninsula Park. Parl 7. The City Clerk was instructed to publish a Notice Leg; Inviting Bids to be received at or before the hour of Noti 7:30 P.M. on June 12, 1972 for a contract covering the publishing and printing of all legal notices, or other material required to be published in a news- paper of general circulation published and circulated in the City of Newport Beach, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1973. 8. The public improvements constructed in conjunction Trai with Tract No. 7166 were accepted, except Vista del 716E Oro; the City Clerk was authorized to release Faith- ful Performance Bond No. SC7104632 and to release the Labor and Materials Bond in six months provided no claims have been filed. (A report from the Public Works Department was presented.) 9. The work on the Newport Ocean Pier Pile Replacement Npt Contract No. C -1407, was accepted, and the City Piex Clerk was authorized to file a Notice of Completion Rep] and to release the bonds 35 days after Notice of Completion has been filed. (A report from the Public Works Director was presented.) 10. The following Budget Amendment was approved: (A report from the Public Works Director was presented. BA -73, $847.78 increase in Budget Appropriations to provide for State billing to cover signing and striping Volume 26 - Page 132 L91 =0 c Npt Land ang e )a it ces :t Ocean Pile ac emt ROLL CAI • Motif Ayes Moti, Ayes is Moti, Ayes Moti, Ayes • COUNCILMEN CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH MINUTES \\O0 OA DEX @7 ron- ntal ity rol ,xa - n/ of ie ;ral :nue ing May 22, 1972 IN on MacArthur Boulevard performed in connection with C -1205, the construction of Jamboree Road between MacArthur Boulevard and Palisades Road, from Unappropriated Surplus, State Gas Tax (2106) Funds. ITEMS REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR: 1. A letter from the Chairman of the Public Cable CAT Television Authority requesting to have an opportunity to present a progress report to the Council regarding >n x their research for development of a cable communica- x x x x x x tion system for this area was ordered filed. 2. Letters were presented from the League of California Envi Cities Committee on Environmental Enhancement me Projects regarding report on Environmental Enhance- {qua] ment Program Using Revenues from Sales Tax on Con] Gasoline with recommended action to the League and to the individual cities, and from Councilwoman Gabrielle Pryor of the City of Irvine stating that the City of Irvine voted to endorse the agreement recommended by the Committee. >n x The staff was directed to prepare a draft resolution x x x x x x similar to those adopted by other cities to be brought back at the next meeting, and the letters were ordered filed. 3. A notice from the Local Agency Formation Commiss- Ann, ion regarding a hearing to be held May 24 in connect- do ion with the proposed annexation to the City of Irvine, City designated Annexation No. 1 (Frasier Annexation), Irvi: and a letter from the Orange County Local Agency Formation Commission notifying the City of Newport Beach of the Sphere of Influence filed by the City of Irvine in connection with the proposed Irvine Annexa- tion No. 1 and requesting comments regarding the Sphere of Influence Map prior to the Commission meeting of May 24 were presented. Assistant City Manager Philip Bettencourt gave a brief staff report. >n x x x x x x x x The communications were ordered filed. 4. Resolutions of the Cities of Garden Grove, Stanton Fed and Buena Park expressing support for the Fiscal Revi >n K Assistance Act of 1972, H. R. 14370, were ordered Shai xxxxxxx filed. Volume 26 - Page 133 DEX @7 ron- ntal ity rol ,xa - n/ of ie ;ral :nue ing COUNCILMEN CITY OF NEWPORT P�ft p0 \cr\\r0% �p 3 pm Z ROLL CALL T� pa May 22, 1972 *otion yes Motion Ayes Motion Ayes Motion Ayes • Motion Ayes Mction Ayes Wtion yes BEACH MINUTES 5. A letter from Mary Jo Belanger regarding Modificati Application No. 471 in connection with a garage at 314 Sapphire was ordered filed. 6. Resolution No. 7704, authorizing the execution of an agreement between the City of Newport Beach and Bud Porter for legislative advocate services in connection with Pacific Coast Freeway (Route 1), was adopted. 7. A letter from Ron Yeo regarding his resignation from the City Arts Committee was referred to the Council Appointments Committee, and also referred to the Mayor for a letter of gratitude from the City and pre- sentation of a plaque. 8. A petition bearing 15 signatures of Newport Heights residents asking for re- establishment of an alley adjacent to their property as part of Assessment District No. 54 was presented. The staff was directed to report back at the next meeting regarding the necessary procedure to proper- ly accommodate this request. 9. A letter from Roy B. Woolsey regarding the bicycle trails and the bond issue on the ballot was presented. Roy Woolsey spoke from the audience regarding financing of bicycle trails. The matter was referred to staff for reply advising that this matter will be considered during budget review. 10. A letter from Roy B. Woolsey, attorney for Marina Mobile Home Park Association asking for reconsider tion of proposed recreational park use and continuati, as a mobile home park was referred to staff for inclusion in study. 11. A letter containing seven signatures asking that Council review their action taken at the meeting of May 8 regarding lights on the Via Jucar tennis court was presented. R. W. Wright and Margaret Howland spoke. from the audience regarding the lighting on the Via Jucar tennis court. The letter was referred to staff for reply advising that all Planning Commission regulations will be met. Volume 26 - Page 134 INDEX Pac Coast Fwy R -7704 City Arts Cmte Assessmt Dist 54 Bicycle Trails General Plan Lido Isle Tennis Courts COUNCILMEN CITY \_\P40, �<p\\ \CIP \00. N� OF NEWPORT BEACH MINUTES OLL CALL I 0 Z G r 0 May 22, 1972 INOE 12. As requested by him, the letter of Joseph Slowikowski Police protesting the Police helicopter program was read in Helico �otion full by Councilman Dostal. x Ayes Xxxxxxx The letter was ordered filed. ADDITONAL BUSINESS: 1. The expense account of Councilman Dostal,. in the amount of $383. 43, for attendance at the N. O. 1. S. E. Motion x Symposium in College Park, Georgia on April 19 - 22, Ayes KXXXXXX 1972 was approved. Enviroi 2. Resolution No. 7705, establishing a Citizens Environ- ment: Motion K mental Quality Control Advisory Committee, was Quality Ayes Xxxxxxx adopted. Control Adv Cr Motion x 3. The following changes in committee assignments were R -7705 Ayes Xxxxxxx approved: Councilman Ryckoff to replace Councilman Dostal on the Joint Harbor Committee. Councilman Dostal to replace Councilman Ryckoff on the Greenbelt Organization Committee. Mayor McInnis announced that there will be a Joint Study - Session with the Planning Commission on June -5, at 7:30 P. M., in the Council Chambers to receive the status report on the General Plan and a Budget Study Session at 8:00 A. M, on June 3, 1972. Motion x The meeting was adjourned at 12:20 A. M. , May 23, 1972. Ayes xxxxxxx ° Mayor ATTES City Clerk Volume 26 - Page 135 iX pter 1- 31 me