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CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
Place: Council Chambers
Time: 7:30 P.M.
Date: January 12, 1976
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Reverend William McQuoid of St. Mark Presbyterian Church
gave the invocation for the first Council meeting held in
the new Council Chambers.
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Thomas Blandi presented the City with a Bicentennial Flag.
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The reading of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of
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ecember 22, 1975 was waived, and said Minutes were ap-
proved as written and ordered filed.
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was waived, and the City Clerk was directed
to read by titles only.
HEARINGS:
1. Mayor McInnis opened the public hearing to consider
General Plan Amendment No. 33, an amendment to the
Land Use and Residential Growth Elements of the
General Plan to change the designation for one lot,
and possibly a larger area, in the "County Triangle"
area (15th Street west of Superior Avenue) from
"Multi - Family Residential" to "General Industry ".
A report was presented from the Community Development
Department.
A.letter from Perry B. Shirley to the Planning Depart-
ment was presented asking that Amendment No. 33 not be
approved.
The following people addressed the Council in op-
position to General Plan Amendment No. 33: Carol Hunt,
Mrs. Krueger, Donald Jackson,.Ron Dick, Bertha Coldoff
and Ed Paull, who presented a petition signed by
twenty -four property owners and /or residents of the
area.
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one desired to be heard.
At the request of a member of the audience who had
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arrived after the hearing was closed, the hearing was
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reopened.
Bill Anderson, representing the owner of the Newport
Terrace Mobile Home Park, and John Rawlins addressed
the Council and opposed General Plan Amendment No. 33.
ion
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The hearing was reclosed.
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Motion
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Resolution No. 8676, amending the Land Use and Resi-
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2. Mayor McInnis opened the combined public hearings in
connection with the following:
Ordinance No. 1650, being, AN ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH ESTABLISHING A PLANNED
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND DEVELOPMENT
STANDARDS FOR BROADMOOR- PACIFIC VIEW (AMENDMENT
NO. 457), Planning Commission Amendment No. 457,
and proposed certification of the Environmental
Impact Report.
A report was presented from the Community Develop-
ment Department.
A letter was presented from the Environmental
Quality Control Citizens Advisory Committee.
Ordinance No. 1651, being, AN ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH REZONING PROPERTY AND
AMENDING DISTRICTING MAPS 53 AND 64 (BROADMOOR-
PACIFIC VIEW), portion of Blocks 92 and 97,
Irvine's Subdivision, located on the southeasterly
side of New MacArthur Boulevard, adjacent to the
Big Canyon Reservoir, in Harbor View Hills.
Tentative Map of Tract No. 9047, subdividing 50.0
acres for single - family residential development
in accordance with the Planned Community Develop-
ment Standards for "Broadmoor- Pacific View,"
located on the southeasterly side of New MacArthur
Boulevard, adjacent to the Big Canyon Reservoir
in Harbor View Hills, Unclassified zone.
Larry.Lizotte, Vice President of Broadmoor Homes, and
Robert Bein of Raub, Bein, Frost & Associates, engi-
neers for Broadmoor Homes, addressed the Council.
Mr. Bein was granted two additional minutes for his
presentation.
The hearing was closed after it was determined that no
one else desired to be heard.
Councilman Store made a motion to refer the matter
back to the Planning Commission for clarification.
The hearing was reopened.
In answer to Council's question, Larry Lizotte stated
he preferred that the matter not go back to the
Planning Commission.
The hearing was reclosed.
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the Environmental Impact Report and to adopt Ordinance
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No. 1650, which motion carried.
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The Tentative Map of Tract 9047 was approved, subject
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to the conditions imposed by the Planning Commission,
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with the exception of the deletion of Condition No. 8
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and with the addition of Condition No. 35 which
requires that all prospective buyers be notified of
the noise factor from the airport unless said factor
is worked out by the developer and staff, and the
findings made by the Planning Commission were incorpo-
rated by reference.
CONTINUED BUSINESS:
1. Ordinance No. 1652, being,
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH ADDING
CHAPTER 1.30 TO THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE,
ENTITLED "ANNEXATION ",
requiring voter approval of annexations to the City in
excess of 100 acres, was presented.
Councilman Rogers made a motion to introduce Ordinance
No. 1652 and set for public hearing on January 26,
1976.
Councilman Ryckoff made the following statement for
the record: "If this Council will go no further than
to enact an ordinance requiring a public vote on major
annexations, I will support it. However, I believe it
is a sign of strength to be willing to submit a major
issue to the voters - not buck - passing or indecisive-
ness. Further, to ask the voters if they want the
requirement in the Charter is a responsible move.
"An ordinance can be changed by a Council and taking
this approach retains Council option on whether or not
public vote is desirable on such a major issue. The
Charter approach enables public determination of
whether such a major issue should be submitted to the
voters, and if the voters decision is to do so, man-
dates it until changed or deleted by public vote.
",if the Council is willing to take the ordinance but
not the Charter approach, it seems to indicate flexi-
bility or keeping an option to remove an option from
the voters."
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Councilman Ryckoff made a substitute motion to in-
corporate the language of the ordinance into a
Charter amendment to be presented to the voters at
the earliest possible election.
Margot Skilling addressed the Council and opposed
Ordinance No. 1652 because she felt all annexations
should be placed before the electorate.
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A vote was taken on Councilman Ryckoff's motion, which
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Councilman Rogers amended his motion to include the
provision that the ordinance could not be amended nor
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A vote was taken on Councilman Rogers' amended motion,
and Ordinance No. 1652 was introduced and set for
public hearing on January 26, 1975.
2. Ordinance No. 1639, being,
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AMENDING SECTION 7.04.030 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH
MUNICIPAL CODE PROHIBITING ANIMALS ON PUBLIC
BEACHES AND PARKS.
A letter from L. K. Homyer was presented regarding
animal nuisances in the City.
A letter from SCOOP, Society Concerned Owners of Pets,
was presented requesting an extension of time to make
their presentations to Council.
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The matter was continued to January 26, 1976.
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3. The following appointments to the Transportation Plan
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Citizens Advisory Committee were confirmed:
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(District 2) Mayor McInnis' appointment of
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Richard Clucas.
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(District 2) Councilman Barrett's appointment of
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John Haskell.
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(District 4) Mayor Pro Tem Dostal's appointment
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of Herman Basmaciyan and David Tosh.
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(District 5) Councilman Ryckoff's appointment of
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Brett Klyver and Virginia Vosburg.
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(District 6) Councilman Kuehn's appointment of
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Crystal Hopper and Gordon Jones.
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(District 7) Councilman Store's appointment of
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Dr. Calvin McLaughlin.
It was agreed that the remainder of the appointments
would be postponed to January 26, 1976.
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4. Consideration of the installation of a Parcourse in
Parcourse
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Irvine Terrace Park was postponed to January 26, 1976.
CURRENT BUSINESS:
1. A letter from William Selwyn was presented resigning
Com Dev
from the Community Development Citizens Advisory
Citizens
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consideration of an appointment to fill the vacancy
was postponed to January 26.
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2. A letter from Claude Moran, senior citizen, was p.
sented requesting an exemption of a business licei
for his small gardening business.
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Mr. Moran was granted a one -year exemption of his
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business license fee.
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3. A report was presented from the Environmental Qua.
Control Citizens Advisory Committee regarding the
beach air pollution problem.
Gary Lovell addressed the Council and urged favor
action on the request for monitoring of the beach
for air pollution.
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The Mayor was authorized to send a letter to the
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Pollution Control District requesting recording o
chemical measurement of visual opacity and color
if possible, to coordinate these data with meteor
logical data on a time basis; to include Gary Lov
letter as well as the letter from the Environment
Quality Control Citizens Advisory Committee and t
send copies to other beach communities asking for
their support in this request.
CONSENT CALENDAR:
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the actions on the Consent Calendar:
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1. The following ordinances were introduced and pass
to second reading on January 26, 1976:
(a) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
(b) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
(c) Proposed Ordinance No. 1655, being, AN ORDIN
OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH ADDING CHAPTER
TO THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE, PERTAIN
TO THE REGULATION OF TATTOOING ESTABLISHMENT
OPERATIONS. (Exhibit) (Report from the City
Attorney) (Letter from the Orange County He
Department)
2. The following resolutions were adopted:
(a) Resolution No. 8677 authorizing the executio
a Joint Powers Agreement with the Orange Cou
Harbors, Beaches and Parks Department to est
lish responsibilities for anchorages and moo
in Newport Harbor and repealing Resolution N
8485. (Report from the Marine Department)
(b) Resolution No. 8678 setting mooring fees pur
to Section 17.22.051 of the Newport Beach Mu
ipal Code.
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(c) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
(d) Resolution No. 8679 reaffirming various stan
and ad hoc City Council committees; establis
and /or deleting standing and ad hoc committe
(establishing an ad hoc Business License Re-
structuring Committee), and repealing Resolu
No.. 8651.
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(e) Resolution No. 8680 awarding a contract to
Traffic
Grissom and Johnson, Inc. for modification to the
Signal
Traffic Signal at Coast Highway and Dover Drive,
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Contract No. 1597. '(Report from the Public Works
Department)
(f) Resolution No. 8681 authorizing the execution of
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an agreement with the City of Santa Ana in con-
Burglary
nection with their continued participation in the
Prevention
Orange County Burglary Index. (Letter from the
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3. The following communications were referred as in-
dicated:
(a) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
(b) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
(c) To the City's representative, Harry Bubb, letter
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to the Mayor from the Orange County Health
Health
Planning Council asking that someone representing
Planning
the City attend a meeting of the Council and
Council
reiterate the City's support for the Health
Planning Council's 'application for Health Systems
Agency designation and enclosing changes in its
application for such designation. (Exhibit)
(d) To Traffic Affairs Committee, letter from James
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F. Blauer expressing concern over the failure of
Traffic
operators of cars and trucks to recognize the
rights of pedestrians and bicycles on Irvine
Avenue at the intersections of 15th through 17th.
(Exhibit)
(e) To Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission,
Park &
letters to the Mayor from N. A. Rousselot urging
View Sites
acquisition by the City of the two vacant lots
adjoining Inspiration Point and from George T.
Hall urging the City to make a strong recom-
mendation to the Regional Coastal Commission that
the Inspiration Point property be placed as a
high priority item on the acquisition list for
the state to purchase as a part of the imple-
metation of the Coastal Plan. (Exhibit)
(f) To staff for reply, letter from Brian J. Loftus
Green
questioning the amounts of green area to be
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conserved in future commercial developments.
(Exhibit)
(g) To Bicentennial Committee for recommendation,
Masonic
letter from the Masonic Coordinate Bodies Bi-
Bicen-
centennial Committee inviting the City to partici-
tennial
cipate in the Masonic Bicentennial parade and
Parade
program to be held in Long Beach on May 22, 1976.
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4. The following communications were referred to the
City Clerk for filing and inclusion in the records:
(a) Letter from Abraham Lincoln Middle School Parent
Teacher Association thanking Council for its
decision to place two boulevard stop signs along
Marguerite Avenue and to hire a crossing guard to
help students across the intersection of Pacific
View Drive and New MacArthur Boulevard, and
expressing support of the use of hand -held radar
on Marguerite. (Exhibit)
(b) Letter from the County Tax Collector- Treasurer
enclosing a copy of Minutes of the Board of
Supervisors approving the sale by sealed, bid of
certain tax deeded property in the City on
January 16, 1976 (Lot 24, located on the alley
between La Jolla Drive and Santa Ana Avenue).
(Exhibit)
(c) Invitation to Councilmen, or their represen-
tatives, from the League of Women Voters of
Orange County to attend a seminar on Political
Reform Act of 1974 to be held on January 19,
1976. (Exhibit)
(d) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
(e) Preliminary Annual Report of the City of Placentia
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(f) Greenbelt Progress Report from the Santa Ana
River /Santiago Creek Greenbelt Commission for the
period 8/30/75 - 11/30/75.
(g) Resolution of the City of Santa Ana condemning
the resolution of the United Nations falsely
accusing Zionism as being racist and urging that
the United Nations rescind this resolution.
(h) Resolution of the City of Burbank establishing
policy guidelines in connection with the possible
future acceptance of the Master Plan Report on
the Hollywood- Burbank Airport and the imple-
mentation of an Environmental Impact Assessment
Report in connection therewith.
(i) Letter from the Intergovernmental Coordinating
Council listing resolutions received since
December 1, 1975.
(j) Order Instituting Investigation by the Public
Utilities Commission in connection with railroad
grade separation projects.
(k) Agenda for Board of Supervisors meetings held
December 16, 17, 23, 1975 and January 6 and 7,
1976,
(1) Letter from the Newport Hills Community Associ-
ation supporting the immediate installation of
crossing guards at the junction of New MacArthur
Boulevard and Pacific View Drive.
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(m) Letter to Mayor McInnis from Congressman Hinshaw
advising that the Committee on Public Works and
Transportation has approved the pending marina
survey resolution but that he had learned that
the Army Corps of Engineers would not be able to
include the approval and proposed funding in its
fiscal 1976 -77 budget request. (Exhibit)
(n) Letter from Santa Ana River Flood Protection
Agency regarding Santa Ana River Flood Protection
Project Update. (Exhibit)
(o) Resolution of the City of Laguna Beach urging
the Board of Supervisors to give serious con-
sideration to Ontario International Airport as
the solution to the future air transportation
needs in Orange County.
(p) Letter to Mayor McInnis from Preston E. Pyeatte,
Jr. complimenting the City Fire Department in
handling "an impossible situation" in connection
with the fire at 116 East Ocean on January 1,
1976. (Exhibit)
(q) Copy of a letter to the Board of Supervisors
from Jan Scherfig suggesting points to be
covered in an Environmental Impact Study for
Orange County Airport. (Exhibit)
5. The following claims were denied and the City Clerk's
Claims
referral to the insurance carrier was confirmed:
(a) Claim of June Ann Steiner (Sutphin) for Personal
Steiner
Injuries, Demand for Payment of Damages and
(Sutphin)
Property Damage allegedly sustained on Novem-
ber 14, 1975 when a City vehicle struck her car
which was stopped at a crosswalk at the inter -
section of Marine and Balboa, Balboa Island.
(b) Claim of Donna J. Cowie for property loss
Cowie
incurred when City trash men allegedly picked up
her car mats which were drying in the sun in the
Acacia Street alley on December 30, 1975.
(c) Summons and Complaint of Theda Plass for Damages
Plass
and Personal Injuries, Case No. 239142 in Orange
County Superior Court.
(d) Claim of Walter Prior for personal injuries
Prior
allegedly sustained when he was arrested on
October 10, 1975 in the City of Newport Beach.
(e) Claim of Edward A. Pillar for reimbursement of
Pillar
towing charges incurred when his car was towed
away from Seashore Drive on November 18, 1975,
allegedly in error. .
6. The City Clerk's referral of the following claim to
the City Attorney for appropriate action was con-
firmed:
Petition for Writ of Mandate, Complaint for Declara-
NBPEA,
tory Relief, Accounting and Damages and Points and
Donaldsot
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Authorities in Support Thereof by Newport Beach
Police Employees Association, James Donaldson,
Frederick Heinecke and Lee Roberts, Plaintiffs and
Petitioners.
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7. The following request to fill personnel vacancies was
approved: (Report from the City Manager)
(a) One Refuse Crewman in the General Services
Department to fill a position now vacant.
(b) Three Police Officers in the Police Department
to fill positions now vacant.
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(c) One Water Billing Clerk I in the Finance Depart-
ment to fill a position now vacant.
8. The following staff report was received and ordered
filed:
Litter
(a) Report from the Litter Control Citizens Advisory Control
Committee regarding its 1976 officers and pro- Citizens
grams. (Exhibit) Adv Cmte
9. The staff was directed to request the County of PCH
Orange to re- activate the project to complete the St Impr
West Coast Highway Improvements adjacent to the Orange
Coast College Intercollegiate Rowing and Sailing Base
(County -owned property). (Report from the Public
Works Director)
10. The final design of the preliminary design report for Balboa
Balboa Avenue Storm Drain Improvements, Marine Avenue Drainage
to the Grand Canal, was authorized, based on Alter-
nate 1, a gravity system, Contract No. 1683. (Report
from the Public Works Director)
11. The plans and specifications for the Traffic Signal Traffic
at Balboa Boulevard and 23rd Street, Contract No. Signal
1779, were approved; and the City Clerk was author-
ized to advertise for bids to be opened at 10:30 A.M.
on January 29, 1976. (Report from the Public Works
Department)
12. The following Harbor Permit application was approved, Harbor
subject to the approval of the U. S. Army Corps of Permit
Engineers: #124 -601 by 601 Lido Homeowners Associ-
ation to dredge and haul to sea 237 cubic yards of
material beneath the northerly part of their slips.
(Report from the Marine Department)
13. The following maintenance dredging harbor permit Harbor
applications were approved, subject to the conditions Permit
of approval under the blanket maintenance dredging
permits issued by the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers:
#175 -912, Gil Wayne, 912 Via Lido Nord; #154 -123,
H. D. Twitchell, 123 E. Bayfront; #153 -225, Eva M.
Casner, 225 E. Bayfront. (Report from the Marine
,Department)
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14. The expense accounts of Mayor McInnis for attendance
at the Congress of Cities in Miami Beach from
November 28 through December 3 and of Mayor Pro Tem
Dostal for attendance at the Congress of Cities and
conducting the Board of Directors Meeting of NOISE
in Miami Beach on November 28 through December 3,
were approved.
15. The following Budget Amendments were approved:
BA -37, $240 transfer of Budget Appropriations for
purchase of a Chain Saw from Tools, Instruments, etc.
to Rolling Equipment, Parks and Recreation Fund.
(Report from Parks, Beaches and Recreation Director)
BA -38, $1275 transfer of Budget Appropriations for
employment of a School Crossing Guard at Pacific
View Drive and New MacArthur Boulevard, from Unappropri-
ated Contingency Reserve to Police, Seasonal -Part Time,
Special Departmental Supplies, General Fund. tX,41
BA -39, $2,000 transfer of Budget Appropriations for
the cost of a supplemental report prepared by Moffat
and Nichol in connection with the National Flood
Insurance Program from Unappropriated Contingency
Reserve to Nondepartmental, Services - Professional,
Technical, etc. (Report from the Public Works
Director)
ITEMS REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR:
1. A report was presented from the Community Development
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Department regarding the second year HUD Block Grant
Program.
Councilman Ryckoff requested that the following state-
ment be made a part of the record: "H -2(c) is a
resolution for adoption authorizing our participation
in the second year HUD funds program through the
County. I have opposed City participation in the
past. Now the City is executing assurances on Form
OMB63 -R1471 which impose various detailed restrictions
and requirements, and is asked to execute a cooperation
agreement.
"This agreement states, 'parties agree to cooperate in
the undertaking, or assisting in undertaking, essential
community development and housing assistance activities,;
especially urban renewal and publicly assisted
housing.'
"Then: 'City shall comply (space) with the housing
assistance plan (space) developed pursuant to
said application.'
"To support this application the City has prepared
Table 1 'Survey of Housing Conditions' and states
there are 401 units suitable for rehabilitation in
Newport Beach. In Table II, 'Housing Assistance Needs
of Lower Income Households,' it states that 1803
households currently require assistance, and that 186
additional are expected. In Table III 'Annual Goal
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for Housing Units,' it lists 100 new units as the
annual goal for housing assistance, such help anti-
cipated from the 'private sector'.
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"I can only go by the language I read in this appli-
cation, and do not want my name listed in support of
a program in which it appears that subterfuge or
deception is required to obtain federal funds."
Councilman Ryckoff then made a motion to reject the
cooperative agreement with the County of Orange.
Robert Coles, Vice Chairman of the Community Develop-
ment Citizens Advisory Committee,_ addressed the
Council, and urged the City's participation in the
second year HUD Block Grant Program.
Elaine Linhoff, member of the Community Development
Citizens Advisory Committee, presented her minority
position against the HUD Block Grant.
Robert B. Cummings, consultant in housing development
and management for the Lutheran Church, urged adoption
of the Newport Beach housing element of the HUD Block
Grant Program.
Reed Flory, Housing Planner with the Orange County
Environmental Management Agency, briefly reviewed
the proposed housing goal commitment.
A vote was taken on Councilman Ryckoff's motion, which
motion failed to carry.
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Resolution No. 8682, authorizing the execution of a R -8682
Cooperation Agreement with the County of Orange in
connection with the Second Year HUD Block Grant Pro-
gram, was adopted.
Proposed Ordinance No. 1653, being, AN ORDINANCE OF Animal
THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING SECTION 7.04.060 Control/
AND 7.16.050 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE TO Fees
PROVIDE FOR A REDUCTION OF FEES FOR PERSONS SIXTY- 0 -1653
FIVE YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER IN CONNECTION WITH ANIMAL
LICENSE FEES, was presented with a report from the
City Attorney.
Councilman Ryckoff made a motion to disallow the pro-
posed ordinance, which motion failed to carry.
Ordinance No. 1653 was introduced and passed to second
reading on January 26, 1976.
Proposed Ordinance No. 1654, being, AN ORDINANCE OF Animal
THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING SECTION 7.10.010 Control/
OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE TO PROVIDE FOR Cats
A REDUCTION OF FEES FOR PERSONS SIXTY -FIVE YEARS OF 0 -1654
AGE OR OLDER IN CONNECTION WITH THE IDENTIFICATION
PROGRAM FOR CATS.was presented.
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Motion
x
Councilman Ryckoff made a motion to disallow the pro -
X
x
x
posed ordinance, which motion failed to carry.
X
Motion
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Ordinance No. 1654 was introduced and passed to
Ayes
K
x
x
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second reading on January 26, 1976.
Noes
x
x
x
4. A letter from Jean Morris opposing the proposed hotel
Holiday
Motion
x
at the corner of Jamboree and Coast Highway was re-
Harbor
Ayes
K
x
x
x
x
x
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ferred to the Planning Commission.
5. A letter from the Bluffs Home Owners Association
Holiday
protesting the proposed Holiday Harbor project and
Harbor
asking that the Council establish a policy of low -
Motion
x
density development for the entire coastal corridor
Ayes
x
x
x
x
x
x
was referred to the Planning Commission.
6. A copy of a letter from the Environmental Management
Industrial
Agency to the City of Irvine requesting that the
Waste
Agency Director be named as administrator of Irvine's
Industrial Waste Disposal Ordinance to enable enforce-
ment of the ordinance in the Irvine Industrial Complex,
Motion
x
was referred to the Intercity Relations Committee to
Ayes
I
x
x
x
x
x
x
meet with the City of Irvine representatives.
ADDITIONAL BUSINESS:
1. The Newport Beach Element for Youth Services of the
CCCJ/
California Council on Criminal Justice Region 3 Plan
Youth
was presented.
Services
Resolution No. 8683, endorsing the Newport Beach
R -8683
Motion
x
Element of the California Council on Criminal Justice
Ayes
x
x
x
x
x
Region 3 Plan, was adopted.
Mayor McInnis adjourned the meeting at 11:00 P.M.
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