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Roll Call.
The reading of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of
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April 28, 1975 was waived, and said Minutes were approved
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and ordered filed.
The reading in full of all ordinances and resolutions under
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to read by titles only.
HEARINGS:
1. Mayor McInnis opened the public hearing regarding
General
General Plan Amendment No. 20, a proposed amendment
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to the Land Use and Residential Growth Elements of the
Newport Beach General Plan, to change the land use
designation for the property on the north side of
Coast Highway easterly of Jamboree Road from "Low-
Density Residential" to "Administrative, Professional
and Financial Commercial."
A report was presented from the Community Development
Department.
Al Auer, representing The Irvine Company, addressed
the Council.
J. R. Blakemore, President of the Harbor View Hills
Community Association, addressed the Council and
requested that the matter be referred to the Planning
Commission for the addition of a "Recreational" and a
"Marine Commercial" designation. Bob Millar, Presi-
dent of Little Island Property Owners Association, and
Harry Kamph addressed the Council opposing the pro-
posed amendment.
Wes Pringle, of Crommelin- Pringle and Associates,
addressed the Council regarding the traffic study in
connection with subject area.
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The hearing was closed after it was determined no one
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else desired to be heard.
Motion
Councilman Store made a motion to refer the matter
back to the Planning Commission with recommendations
to consider the addition of "Recreational" and "Marine
Commercial" designations for subject parcel of land,
and also to consider usage for the property between
Avocado and MacArthur Boulevard.
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Councilman 4t-y €i made a substitute motion to deny
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the proposed amendment to the General Plan, which
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motion failed adoption.
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A vote was taken on Councilman Store's motion, which
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2. Mayor McInnis opened the public hearing regarding
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General Plan Amendment No. 22, a proposed amendment to
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the Land Use Element of the Newport Beach General
Plan, to designate the "Old Newport Boulevard Area"
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for a Specific Area Plan by adding a Specific Area
Plan boundary designation on the Land Use Plan (map).
A report was presented from the Community Development
Department.
Motion
The hearing was closed after it was determined no one
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desired to be heard.
Resolution No. 8483, amending the Land Use Element of
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the Newport Beath General Plan ( "Old" Newport Boule-
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22), was adopted.
3: Mayor McInnis opened the public hearing regarding
Tract E
Tentative Map No. 8787, subdividing 17,79 acres into
one numbered lot for commercial development, six
numbered lots for attached single - family development,
four lettered lots to be developed as private streets,
and one lettered lot to be developed as a landscape
area, located on the southeasterly corner of New
MacArthur Boulevard and Ford Road, consisting of Areas
13 and 14 in the Harbor View Hills Planned Community,
zoned P -C; and certification of the Environmental
Impact Report.
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A report was presented from the Community Development
Department.
The following people addressed the Council: David
Neish, representing The Irvine Company; Don Simpson,
of Simpson - Steppat, consulting engineers, regarding
grading and drainage; and Dr. Fred Sawyer, of Environ-
mental Analysis Foundation, regarding the noise factor
as set forth in the Environmental Impact Report.
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Councilman Ryckoff made a motion to certify the
Environmental Impact Report and to approve Tentative
-Map of Tract 8787, subject to the conditions recom-
mended by the Planning Commission.
Mayor Pro Tem Dostal asked that the motion be amended
to provide that purchasers, and all future purchasers,
be notified regarding the noise problem, which amend-
ment was accepted by the maker of the motion.
City Attorney Dennis O'Neil stated that the motion
should include the findings of the Council as follows:
That the site is physically suitable for the type
of development.
That the site is suitable for the proposed den-
sity of development.
That the design of the subdivision and the pro-
posed improvements are not likely to cause sub -
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stantial environmental damage or substantially
and avoidably injure fish or wildlife or their
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habitat.
That the design of the subdivision or type of
improvements is not likely to cause serious
public health problems.
That the design of the subdivision or the type of
improvements will not conflict with easements
acquired by the public at large for access through
or use of, property within proposed subdivision.
That discharge of waste from the proposed sub-
division into an existing community sewer system
will not result in violation of existing require-
ments prescribed by the Santa Ana Regional Water
Quality Control Board pursuant to Division 7
(commencing with Section 13 000) of the Water
Code.
That the recommendations as to corrective action
as proposed by a certified soils engineer are
likely to prevent structural damage to each
structure proposed to be constructed in the area
where such soils problem exists.
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A vote was taken on Councilman Regers3 amended motion,
including the above findings, which motion carried.
ORDINANCES FOR ADOPTION:
1. Ordinance No. 1607, being,
Offshore
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH ADDING
CHAPTER 17.22 TO TITLE 17 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH
MUNICIPAL CODE, ENTITLED "ANCHORAGE AND MOORING
REGULATIONS,"
establishing a permit system for offshore moorings and
anchorages in the Newport Harbor City -owned or con-
trolled tidelands, and authorizing the City Manager to
issue permits, was presented for second reading.
Councilman Barrett stepped down from the Council table due
to a possible conflict of interest.
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Ordinance No. 1607 was adopted.
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CONTINUED BUSINESS:
1. A report dated April 28 was presented from the Council
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Offshore Mooring Fees Committee regarding offshore and
Moorings
onshore mooring fees.
Don Donaldson addressed the Council in favor of the
ordinance.
Motion
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effective January 1976, and further directed to con-
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for the offshore mooring area, as proposed by the
Marine Division of the Newport Harbor Chamber of
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Commerce, after the following resolutions were adopted:
Resolution No. 8484 setting mooring fees pursuant
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to Section 17.22.051 of the Newport Beach Munici-
pal Code.
Resolution No. 8485 authorizing the Mayor and
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City Clerk to execute a joint powers agreement
between the City of Newport Beach and the County
of Orange providing for the setting of responsi-
bilities in connection with the anchorage and
mooring facilities in Newport Harbor.
Councilman Barrett resumed his seat at the Council table.
2. A report was presented from the Traffic Affairs
Bicycl
Committee regarding a proposed ordinance permitting
Trails
the operation of bicycles on sidewalks and providing
that certain sidewalks may be designated by the City
Council by resolution as sidewalks on which bicycle
riding is not permitted.
The following people addressed the Council objecting
to the proposed ordinance: Harry Kamph; Kenneth
Elgin; John Werlie, President of the Balboa Island
Improvement Association; Suzie Ficker; Bob Millar,
President of Little Island Property Owners Association;
and J. R. Blakemore, President of Harbor View Hills
Community Association.
Motion
Mr. Kamph was granted an additional three minutes for
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his presentation.
Gerard Van Hoven and Betsy MacKenzie, members of the
Bicycle Trails Citizens Advisory Committee, addressed
the Council in favor of the proposed ordinance.
Cooperative Projects Engineer Don Webb gave a brief
staff report.
Motion
It was agreed that the proposed ordinance was not an
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appropriate ordinance; therefore, the following ordi-
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nance was introduced and passed to second reading on
May 27:
Ordinance No. 1608, being,
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
AMENDING SECTION 12.56.140 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH
MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO THE OPERATION OF
BICYCLES ON SIDEWALKS, PERMITTING THE CITY
COUNCIL TO DESIGNATE CERTAIN SIDEWALKS ON WHICH
BICYCLES MAY BE RIDDEN BY RESOLUTION.
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3. Request of S.P.O.N. for a construction moratorium on
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undeveloped acreage.
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The following people addressed the Council in support
of the proposed moratorium: Jean Watt, Suzie Ficker,
Bob tfillar, John Werlie and John Hoag.
Motion
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Mrs. Watt was granted an additional three minutes for
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her presentation.
Councilman Ryckoff made a motion to direct the staff
to prepare an ordinance imposing a construction
moratorium on undeveloped acreage to be introduced at
the next Council meeting.
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Vice Mayor Dostal made a substitute motion to receive
the S.P.O.N. report and order filed; to direct the
staff to give copies of the S.P.O.N. document to all
individuals on the 208 study group; to direct the
staff to review some of the activities that could be
updated, such as catch basins, to see if we are
really doing enough in preventing the solids coming
into our bay from the drainage system which we have;
and to direct the staff to come back with a concrete,
positive program to eliminate these solids.
Motion
Councilman Rogers made a substitute motion to direct
the staff to prepare an ordinance for a moratorium on
all building on undeveloped lands in Newport Beach to
be brought to Council on June 23; in the interim to
bring back reports in answer to S.P.O.N. and other
questions raised with respect to Newport Beach's own
contribution to the pollution of its bay; and to
determine whether a threat to public safety, health
and welfare exists.
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A vote was taken on Councilman Rogers' substitute
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motion, which motion failed to carry.
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motion; and the report of S.P.O.N. was received and
ordered filed; the staff was directed to send copies
of the report to the members of the group working on
the 208 program; and the staff was directed to review
methods of reducing solids going into the bay and
make suggestions to Council for solutions and to re-
port back at the May 27 Study Session regarding
drainage into the bay.
4. A report was presented from the City Manager regarding
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Marinapark leases.
Lease
Herbert Williams, representing the residents of
Marinapark, and Don Donaldson addressed the Council
urging favorable consideration of the request for a
Council committee to consider the Marinapark leases.
A Council ad hoc Marinapark Lease Committee was ap-
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5. A report was presented from the subcommittee on cable
CATV
television regarding cablevision services provided by
Newport Beach TelePrompTer.
A letter from the General Manager of TelePrompTer
withdrawing his request for a rate increase at the
present time was presented.
Larry Priest, General Manager of TelePrompTer, briefly
addressed the Council.
Motion
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The matter was postponed to July 14 to permit Tele-
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PrompTer time to provide additional information.
6. A report was presented from the Marine Department
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regarding request of Warren Jessop to set aside an
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all -day surfing area adjacent to the east harbor
entrance jetty at Corona del Mar State Park and Beach
in Surfing Area No. 2.
Warren Jessop and Shannon Aikman, President of Corona
del Mar High Surfing Club, addressed the Council in
favor of the all -day surfing area. Miss Aikman pre-
sented a petition signed by 125 Corona del Mar High
School students supporting the removal of the black -
ball flag system in Surfing Area No. 2.
Motion
Warren Jessop was granted an additional five minutes
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for his presentation.
Ed Sanders and Gordon Kilmer addressed the Council in
opposition to an all -day surfing area.
Marine Director Robert Reed and Lieutenant Logan
Lockabey of the Marine Department gave brief staff
reports.
Motion
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Councilman Kuehn made a motion to deny the request.
Councilman Rogers requested the maker of the motion
to consider an amendment to the motion to include a
direction to staff to bring back a report at the
May 27 Study Session regarding the feasibility of
lowering the blackball flag before 4:00 P.M., at the
discretion of the lifeguard on duty, as conditions
warrant, which amendment was accepted by the maker of
the motion.
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A vote was taken on Councilman Kuehn's amended
motion, and subject request was denied with the above
direction to staff.
7. A report was presented from the Marine Department
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regarding Harbor Permit Application No. 150 -6 of
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Robert Gaylord to revise an existing float facility
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at No. 6 Collins Island.
Councilman Barrett stepped down from the Council
table due to a possible conflict of interest.
Motion
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Councilman Barrett resumed his seat at the Council
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Recreation Commission regarding a Council Policy
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Statement on commercial uses in public parks.
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was adopted.
9. A report was presented from the City Manager regarding
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computer security and a proposed agreement with N. A.
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Croy for use of the City's computer.
Resolution No. 8486, authorizing the execution of an
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the City's computer, was adopted.
10. The following appointments to the Community Develop-
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(District 2) Mayor McInnis' appointment of Robert
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Coles and William E. Selwyn; (District 5) Councilman
Ryckoff's appointment of John Sindelar and Gwen Felton;
and (District 6) Councilman Kuehn's appointment of
Joan Petty.
CURRENT BUSINESS:
1. A report was presented from the Public Works Director
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regarding the request of William Gerhardt for a curb
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cut on Park Avenue to serve 201 Opal Avenue, Balboa
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Island.
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2. A report was presented from the City Manager regarding
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contracted services for Marinapark.
Authorization was given for the landscape services
for Marinapark to be placed on a contract basis; the
contract with the Marinapark Manager was amended to
provide for his services on a full -time basis; and
Motion
the following resolutions were adopted:
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Resolution No. 8487 authorizing the Mayor and
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City Clerk to execute an agreement between the
City of Newport Beach and Eddie Osako for land -
scape services at Marinapark.
Resolution No. 8488 authorizing the Mayor and
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City Clerk to execute an employment agreement
between the City of Newport Beach and Norbert
Reinhart.
3. A letter from Milum & Garvey Insurance Brokers, Inc.
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regarding Signal Insurance Company's notice of cancel-
lation of the City's excess umbrella policy was
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Resolution No. 8489 terminating Signal Insurance Com-
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pany as the excess carrier on the City's automotive
and comprehensive public liability insurance, and
awarding a contract to Chicago Insurance Company for
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4. Council Policy Statement regarding City Council
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Committees was presented.
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Council Policy A -9, "City Council Committees," was
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amended to provide for fourteen voting members on all
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Citizen Advisory Committees and to provide for
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annual review.
CONSENT CALENDAR:
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the actions on the Consent Calendar:
1. The following ordinance was introduced and passed to
second reading on May.27, 1975:
Proposed Ordinance No. 1609, being, AN ORDINANCE OF
Unifort
THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING CHAPTER 9.08 OF
Fire
THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE TO ADOPT THE UNIFORM
Code
FIRE CODE, 1973 EDITION, by reference. (A report
from the Fire Department was presented.)
2. The following resolutions were adopted:
Resolution No. 8490 requesting the County of Orange
Park
to extend the time in which revenue sharing funds
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shall be disbursed or encumbered for the construction
Sites
of the Rhine Wharf Park and for acquisition of Inspir-
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ation Point properties. (A report from the Parks,
Beaches and Recreation Director was presented.)
Resolution No. 8491 establishing towing charges,
Police
storage rates and after -hours release fees for Official
Tow Tr
Police Tow Truck Services, and repealing Resolution
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Nos. 8142 and 8464. (A report from the City Attorney
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was presented.)
3. The following communications were referred as in-
dicated:
Referred to Traffic Affairs Committee, letter from
One -wa
Robert Roubian expressing opposition to the proposed
Alley/
one -way traffic flow in the alley connecting the
Arcade
Arcade off 22nd Street to 21st Street.
Referred.to Planning Commission, letter from Samuel
Tracts
and Janet M. Oderman opposing additional building in
8681 &
Tentative Tracts 8680, 8681 and 8682.
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Referred to staff for reply, letter from Don Culver
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objecting to the odor in the West Newport area.
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Referred to staff for reply, letter from Michael W.
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Arnold requesting information pertaining to the
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Referred to Planning Commission 4nd to Parks, Beaches
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and Recreation Commission, letter from Santa Ana
River /Santiago Creek Greenbelt Commission giving a
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Greenbelt progress report for period 3/29/75.
Referred to Board of Library Trustees and Bicentennial
Librar
Citizens Advisory Committee, letters addressed to
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Mayor McInnis from Gordon S. Templar and from Friends
of the Newport Beach Library thanking Council for its
support of a new library and cultural center at
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Newport Center.
Referred to Traffic Affairs Committee, resolution of Traffic
Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce requesting Council Signal
support in obtaining approval from the State to
facilitate installation of a traffic signal at the
intersection of East Coast Highway and Orchid Avenue.
4. The following communications were referred to the
City Clerk for filing and inclusion in the records:
Letter addressed to the Mayor from Mr. and Mrs. C. B.
Hutchinson expressing appreciation to the Council for
the repair of the alley behind their house at 117
36th Street.
Copy of a letter to the County Road Commissioner from
the West Newport Beach Improvement.Association re-
garding the traffic hazard to cars traveling toward
Pacific Coast Highway on Superior Avenue caused by
the narrowing of Superior at Hospital Road.
Letter from State Solid Waste Management Board re-
garding the "Red Owl" Program initiated in Milwaukee,
Wisconsin to stimulate the reuse of shopping bags,
egg cartons and milk containers.
Memorandum from the Intergovernmental Coordinating
Council Resolution Service listing resolutions re-
ceived since April 15, 1975.
Resolution of Porterville opposing Senate Bill No.
275 (labor relations measure).
Notice of public hearing to be held by Airport Land
Use Commission on May 15 to consider adoption of an
Airport Environs Land Use Plan for Naval Air Station,
Los Alamitos; Fullerton Airport; and Orange County
Airport.
Agenda for Board of Supervisor meetings held April
29, 30, May 6 and 7, 1975.
Copy of a letter addressed to the City Manager re-
garding termination of Stanley Hirschberg from
position of Storekeeper I.
Letter from Robert J. Moss, attorney, regarding a
complaint by one of his clients with respect to the
Police Department.
5. The following claims were denied and the City Clerk's Claims
referral to the insurance carrier was confirmed:
Claim of Teresa Lape for loss of bail, allegedly Lape
caused by failure of Police Officer to put her name
on the bail receipt.
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Claim of Mrs. Paul Morgon for personal damage to her
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knee, allegedly caused by a fall over a water pipe
across the sidewalk in the 300 block on Bay Avenue,
in the alley near Cypress Street, on February 19,
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1975.
Claim of Eleanor K. Kingsley for personal damage to
Kingsley
her ankle and knee caused by tripping on a hole in
the pavement in front of the mailboxes on the curb
at the Corona del Mar post office, 406 Orchid Avenue,
on April 12, 1975.
Claim of Pamela Susan Ward for personal and other
Ward
injuries allegedly caused by police mistreatment at
4352 Shorecrest, Corona del Mar on January 19, 1975.
Summons and Complaint of Paul and Fay Trautwein for
Trautwein
property damage to their structure at 2410 Newport
Boulevard, allegedly as a result of a gate valve on
26th Street not being reopened after the rainfall on
December 3 and 4, 1974.
Summons and Complaint for Personal Injuries of
Holt
Florence Holt for injuries allegedly sustained on
October 11, 1974, when she fell on the sidewalk at
207 Palm Street in Balboa.
6. The following requests to fill personnel vacancies
were approved: (A report from the City Manager was
presented.)
Two Utilities Construction Specialist's in the Public
Works Department to fill positions now vacant.
7. The following staff report was received and ordered
filed:
Memo from City Attorney enclosing Senate Bill No.
Citation
189, which would decrease court fines and affect the
Fines
revenues to cities.
8. The following matters were set for combined public
hearings on May 27, 1975:
(a) Combined public hearing regarding Tentative Map
Tract 868
of Tract No. 8682, subdividing 1.65 acres into
eight numbered lots for attached single - family
residential development and one numbered lot to
be developed as a landscape area, private drive-
ways and guest parking spaces, Lot 89 of Tract
5878, located at 2122 Vista Entrada, westerly of
Vista del Oro and easterly of Vista Entrada in
"The Bluffs," zoned R- 4 -B -2, P.R.D.; and Certi-
fication of the environmental document.
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Use Permit No. 1730, request of IDH to construct
eight attached single- family dwellings with
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related parking and landscape areas. (A report
from the Community Development Department was
presented regarding Tract No. 8682 and Tract
No. 8681.)
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of Vista del Oro and northeasterly of Vista
Caudal in "The Bluffs," zoned R- 4 -B -2, P.R.
and Certification of the environmental docu
AND
Use Permit No. 1731, request of IDH to cons
nine attached single - family dwellings with
related parking and landscape area.
9. The plans and specifications for the 1974 -75 Sea
Coat Program, Contract No. 1699, were approved;
the City Clerk was authorized to advertise for b
to be opened at 10:30 A.M. on May 27, 1975. (A
report from the Public Works Director was presen
10. Liquidated damages in the amount of $1,900 were
assessed in connection with San Joaquin Hills Pa
Phase II, Contract No. 1593; the work was accept
and the City Clerk was authorized to file a Noti
Completion and to release the bonds 35 days afte
Notice of Completion has been filed. (A report
the Public Works Director was presented.)
11.. The following maintence dredging harbor permits
approved, subject to the conditions of approval
the Blanket Maintenance Dredging Permit issued b
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers: 1/123 -900, Lido Sh
900 Lido Park Drive; and 11256 -410, Balboa Island
Ferry Company, 410 South Bayfront. (A report fr
the Marine Department was presented.)
12. The following Budget Amendment was approved:
BA -70, $11,332.86, transfer and decrease in Budg
Appropriations for overrun in the quantity of co .
unit price items and materials testing for const
of Phase II at San Joaquin Hills Park (Contract
1593), from Tennis Court Reserve to Construction
Phase II at San Joaquin Hills Park, Building Exc
Tax Fund.
ADDITIONAL BUSINESS:
1. A letter from the Community Advisory Board to Re;
III of the Orange County Department of Mental He,
was presented regarding a proposed youth service;
center in Costa Mesa or Newport Beach to be know
"The Shelter."
'Dr. Susan Saar- Skeen, of the Orange County Menta.
Health Department, addressed the Council and rev:
the proposed program.
"The Shelter" program was endorsed in concept; ai
Motion
x
was directed that a letter be sent to Supervisor
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x
x
x
x
Diedrich, with copies to each of the Supervisors
Noes
informing him of the City's action.
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2. The Mayor was directed to write a letter to Assembly-
Labor
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x
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x
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man Badham expressing opposition to Assembly Bills
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306 and 307, which would grant representatives of law
enforcement and employee organizations time off with
full compensation for meet and confer negotiations.
3. The Mayor was directed to write a letter to Assembly-
Offsho�
man Badham expressing support of Assembly Bill No.
Oil
1840, which would bring privately -owned crude oil
Driliii
Motion
x
pipelines under the regulation of the Public Utilities
Ayes
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x
x
x
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Commission.
4. Resolution No. 8492, authorizing execution of an
Bicen-
agreement with Hardy House Publishing Company to pro-
tenn
duce a pictorial history of Newport Beach, was adopted;Pictor
and the use of the Bicentennial Citizen Advisory Com-
Histor
Motion
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mittee's name as sponsoring the publication, was
R -8492
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x
x
x
x
x
approved.
5. The Mayor was directed to write a letter to Robert
Corpora
Bresnahan, Director of Aviation for the County of
Plaza
Orange,in answer to his letter regarding the proposed
Motion
x
Newport Corporate Plaza's impact on the Orange County
Ayes
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x
x
x
x Airport.
6. A report was presented from the Community Development
Spaghe
Director regarding waiver of certain conditions im-
Bender
posed on Use Permit No. 1694 for the Spaghetti Bender
i
Restaurant.
Suzanne Rudd, President of the West Newport Associ-
ation, and Al Mulligan, President of the Newport
Shores Association, addressed the Council, and urged
that none of the conditions be waived.
Joyce Hoskinson, owner of the Spaghetti Bender, stated
they were asking for a temporary waiver only.
The decision of the Planning Commission to waive Con -
.ditions Nos. 4, 8, 11 and 12 was overruled; and the
Motion
Spaghetti Bender Restaurant was required to adhere to
Ayes
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x
x
x
x
x
all the conditions imposed on Use Permit No. 1694.
7. A report from the Community Development Department
Calif
regarding the California Coastal Zone Conservation
Coasta,
Commission's Preliminary Coastal Plan was presented
Cmsn
with a draft of the Mayor's letter to the Coastal
Commission expressing the City's concerns regarding
the Plan.
The draft letter setting forth the City's position
Motion
was approved, as amended; and the Mayor was directed
Ayes
x
x
x
x
x
to send it to the Coastal Commission for inclusion in
Noes
X
the hearings.
8. A letter from Newport- Irvine Waste - Management Planning
NIWA
Agency (NIWA) summarizing levels of participation
which are available to the citµes in the conduct of
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the NIWA's Newport Bay water quality investigation
under Section 208 funding and with subsequent funding,
was presented.
Motion
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The City's participation as a signatory member to the
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x
x
x
Joint powers agreement was approved.
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9. A letter dated January 2, 1975 from Councilman Ryckoff
to the Planning Commission was presented regarding
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amendments to the General Plan to create definitions
for Medium- Density Residential and Buildable Acre.
The amendments proposed in Councilman Ryckoff's letter
Motion
x
dated January 2 were referred to the Planning Com-
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x
x
x
x
mission with directions to include in the next General
Noes
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Plan Amendment hearings.
10. A letter was presented from the Public Works Director
regarding the Southeast Orange County Circulation
Study (SEOCCS).
David Neish, representing The Irvine Company, briefly
addressed the Council.
The Mayor was directed to send a letter to the Orange
Motion
x
County Road Department expressing the City's position
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x
x
x
x
x
regarding the Circulation Study.
11. The Orange County Sheriff's proposal to the Board of
Supervisors regarding the Sheriff's Department as-
suming control of the Harbor Patrol was discussed.
It was directed that the City's representative attend
the Supervisor's meeting and urge that the status quo
of the Harbor Patrol be maintained on the basis that
all the facts have not been analyzed and reviewed;
and if not accepted, request that the City be allowed
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Harbor Patrol operation in Newport Harbor.
Mayor McInnis adjourned the meeting at 1:10 A.M.
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