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Regular Council Meeting
Place: Council Chambers
Time! 7 °30 P.M.
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The reading of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of
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approved as written and ordered filed.
The reading in full of all ordinances and resolutions under
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consideration was waived, and the City Clerk was directed
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to read by titles only.
HEARINGS:
1. Mayor Dostal opened the public hearing regarding alley
Alley Impr/
improvement in Block 5, East Newport - (portions of
Blk 5
alley in block bounded by Balboa Boulevard, 8th Street,
E Npt
Bay Avenue, and 7th Street) to hear protests from
anyone who does not desire to have the unimproved
portion of said alley paved under the procedures of
Chapter 27 of the Improvement Act of 1911.
A report was presented from the Public Works Director.
A letter from Pauline and Gordon Howard was presented
objecting to the paving of the alley.
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desired to be heard.
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The staff was directed to construct the alleys per the
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plans under the procedures of the Improvement Act of
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2. Mayor Dostal opened the public hearing regarding alley
Alley Impr/
improvement in Block A, East Newport - (alley in two
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City blocks bounded by Lindo Avenue, Edgewater Avenue,
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Anade Avenue and Bay Avenue) to hear protests from
anyone who does not desire to have the alley paved
under the procedures of the Improvement Act of 1911.
A report was presented from the Public Works Director.
Goldie Joseph addressed the Council asking for clarifi-
cation of the location of the improvements.
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else desired to be heard.
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The staff was directed to construct the alleys per the
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plans under the procedures of the Improvement Act of
1911.
3. Mayor Dostal opened the public hearing regarding the
Parkinson
appeal of James H. Parkinson from the decision of
Appeal
the Planning Commission denying Use Permit No. 1803
requesting the installation of an identification
ground sign and automobile display area adjacent to
Jamboree Road for peach Imports and Newport Datsun
auto sales and service facilities in Newport Place
and permission to construct a new service building on
the site located at 848 - 888 Dove Street, south-
easterly of Dove Street and northwesterly of Jamboree
Road.
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A report from the Community Development Department
was presented with the appeal application of James H.
Parkinson.
James Parkinson, applicant, and William C. Adams,
consultant for Mr. Parkinson, addressed the Council
and presented slides to illustrate their concept of
the ground sign and automobile display requested.
Motion
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presentation.
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no one else desired to be heard.
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and Use Permit No. 1803 was approved, subject to the
findings and conditions recommended by the staff.
CONTINUED BUSINESS:
Motion
1. Mrs. Trudi Rogers was appointed as Councilman from
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to fill the vacancy created by the death of Howard
Rogers.
2. A report was presented from the City Attorney regard-
Encroach-
ing the Edgewater Avenue and Buena Vista Boulevard
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encroachments.
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A petition signed by fifty property owners was pre-
sented regarding encroachments into the public right -
of -way on Edgewater Avenue.
The following people addressed the Council and asked
that the matter be continued for thirty days: James
Rogers, Robert Allan and the resident at 309 Edgewater.
Frank Cordell, representing the property owners who
had signed the petition, addressed the Council and
asked that the encroachments into the public right-
of -way be removed.
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Proposed Council Policy L -7, "Improvements on Buena
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Vista Boulevard - Edgewater Avenue between Bay Avenue
and Fernando Street," was referred to the Parks,
Beaches and Recreation Commission for review and
recommendation.
3. A report was presented from the Administrative
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Assistant to the City Manager regarding the Balboa
Newport
and Newport Pier concessions.
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Noel Phoenix addressed the Council and asked for, and
was granted, permission to.sell the equipment belong-
ing to him in connection with his operation of the
Balboa and Newport Pier concessions. Mr. Phoenix
also questioned the termination date of his existing
lease and was advised that the lease would terminate
on December 9, 1976, ninety days from his notice to
Council in accordance with the terms of the lease,
contingent upon his continuing payments as stipulated
in the lease.
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The specifications for bid proposals for the Newport
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and Balboa Piers were approved as presented, and the
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staff was directed to accept proposals for the con-
cessions on the Newport Pier and on the Balboa Pier.
4. A report was presented from the Public Works Director
Library
regarding proposed plans for the Newport Center
Branch Library.
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The schematic design submitted by the architect for a
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10,000 square foot library building was approved.
5. The appointment of a member to the City Arts Commis-
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sion to fill the vacancy created by the resignation
Arts
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of Tom Gleason for a term ending June 30, 1978 was
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postponed to October 26, 1976.
6. (District 5) Councilman Ryckoff's appointment of a
Bicycle
member to the Bicycle Trails Citizens Advisory
Trails
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Committee to fill the vacancy created by the resigna-
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tion of Helen Reeder was postponed to October 26,
1976.
7. (District 3) Mayor Pro Tem Barrett's appointment of a
Litter
member to the Litter Control Citizens Advisory
CAC
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Committee to replace Richard Stube was postponed to
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8. (District 4) Mayor Dostal's appointment of Louise
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Advisory Committee to fill the vacancy created by the
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resignation of Leslie Rizzo was confirmed.
9. (District 7) Councilman Williams' appointment of a
CEQCAC
member to the Environmental Quality Control Citizens
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Advisory Committee to fill the vacancy created by the
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resignation of David Tosh was postponed to October 26,
1976.
10. Designation of the Mayor as the City representative
Council
on the Ontario International Airport Study Task Force
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was confirmed; there was no alternate appointed on
the TICMAP Committee; and appointment of a City
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representative on the Upper Newport Bay Ecological
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Reserve Development Committee was postponed to
October 26, 1976.
CURRENT BUSINESS:
1. A report was presented from the City Council Com-
Council
mittees Review Committee.
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The termination date of the City Council Committees
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Review Committee was extended to November 23, 1976.
2. A report was presented from the Public Works Depart-
ment regarding the 1976 -77 Traffic Signal Priorities.
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Motion
Councilman Ryckoff made a motion to approve the
priorities list for the 1976 -77 traffic signals as
recommended by staff, and to direct the staff to
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proceed with the traffic signal projects as approved.
Councilman Kuehn asked that the motion be amended to
add for consideration an Item 10 (g) "Moving the
traffic signal from Poppy Avenue to Orchid Avenue,"
to Item 10 under the recommended projects, "Conduct
studies, prepare plans, specifications and process
cooperative agreements and permits for the following
traffic signal projects for possible construction
within the next three years," which amendment was
accepted by the maker of the motion.
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A vote was taken on Councilman Ryckoff's amended
motion, which motion carried.
3. A report was presented from the City Attorney regard-
Balboa
ing the refinancing of the Balboa Bay Club.
Bay Club
A letter of request from Thomas J. O'Keefe, attorney
for the Balboa Bay Club, was presented.
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The staff was directed to have the City auditor
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analyze the request in view of the City's lease
agreement and its impact on the City, and report back
to the City Council on October 26, 1976.
CONSENT CALENDAR:
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the actions on the Consent Calendar:
1. The following ordinances were introduced and passed
to second reading on October 26, 1976:
(a) Proposed Ordinance No. 1697, being, AN ORDINANCE
Massage
OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING SECTION
Parlors
5.50.050 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE
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RELATING TO THE APPLICATION FOR A MASSAGE
PERMIT. (Report from the Assistant City Attorney)
(b) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
(c) Proposed Ordinance No.1698, being, AN ORDINANCE
Commercial
OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING SECTION
Vehicles
12,32.020 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE
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PROHIBITING THE OPERATION OF COMMERCIAL VEHICLES
OVER SIX THOUSAND POUNDS ON BACK BAY DRIVE (FROM
SAN JOAQUIN HILLS ROAD TO EASTBLUFF DRIVE).
(Report from the Public Works Department)
2. The following resolutions were adopted:
(a) Resolution No. 8908 agreeing to a special assess-
League
ment for the construction of the League of
Hdgtrs
California Cities Headquarters in Sacramento.
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(b) Resolution No, 8909 requesting the Orange County
OrCo
Board of Supervisors to establish a County
Service
Service Area in unincorporated areas of the
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County. (Letter and resolution from the City of
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Orange)
(c) Resolution No. 8910 authorizing the Mayor and
Marinapark
City Clerk to execute a Consent to Sale of
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mobilehome and trailer space in Newport Marina -
park (Leo and Nadler). (Report from the City
Attorney)
(d) Resolution No. 8911 authorizing the Mayor and
Off -site
City Clark to execute an off -site parking agree-
Prkg/
ment between the City of Newport Beach and Westerr
Western
Canners Company (Use Permit No. 1792). (Report
Canners
from the Community Development Department)
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(e) Resolution No. 8912 authorizing the Mayor and
Jamboree
City Clerk to execute an engineering services
Road
agreement between the City of Newport Beach and
Widening
Boyle Engineering Corporation in connection with
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the design of the widening of Jamboree Road from
Eastbluff Drive (North) to MacArthur Boulevard,
C -1752. (Report from the Public Works Department)
(f) Resolution No. 8913 authorizing the Mayor and
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City Clerk to execute an agreement between the
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City of Newport Beach and the County of Orange
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transferring the use of Revenue Sharing Funds
from the acquisition of Inspiration Point Lots to
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the acquisition of West Newport Park. (Report
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from the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Director)
3. The following communications were referred as in-
dicated:
(a) To staff for inclusion in on -going study, a
Senior
letter from Barbara Stabler, Elaine Linhoff and
Citizens
Ann Spencer submitting their personal determina-
Center
tions concerning the Phase One report in connec-
tion with the Senior Citizens Center Planning
Program, (Copies mailed to Council)
(b) To staff for reply, a letter from the Eastbluff
Noise
Homeowners Community Association enclosing their
Pollution
resolution requesting the City to proceed with
noise mitigation measures within Eastbluff.
(Copies mailed to Council)
(c) To Pending Legislation and Ethics Committee, a
Legislati --
letter from the Orange County Division of the
Informari•-
League of California Cities enclosing a descrip-
System
tion from the City of Placentia regarding the
system used by that city in order to exchange
information on State legislation. (Copies
mailed to Council)
(d) To Pending Legislation and Ethics Committee, a
Paramedics
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resolution from the City of Garden Grove urging
the State legislature to enact legislation
authorizing local paramedic programs on a perma-
nent basis. (Copies mailed to Council)
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(e) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
(f) To the City's representative to the League of
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California Cities, a resolution from the City of
Appts
Cypress and a letter from Sonia Sonju, Council-
woman of the City of Cypress, requesting support
for her appointment to the South Coast Air
Quality Management District Board. (Copies
mailed to Council)
(g) To the City's representative to the League of
Orco
California Cities, a letter from the Orange
Human
County Division of the League enclosing a reso-
Relati,
lution from the City of Santa Ana regarding the
Comsn
Orange County Human Relations Commission that is
to be acted upon at the Division meeting of
October 14. (Copies mailed to Council)
(h) To staff for reply, letter from the Harbor View
Senior
Hills Homeowners Association requesting the
Citizei
opportunity of discussing proposed developments
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which are at variance with the residential nature
of their community with proper City officials.
(Copies mailed to Council)
(i) To Pending Legislation and Ethics Committee, a
Sales
resolution of the City of Walnut urging redis-
Use Ta,
tribution of sales tax revenues on the basis of
population. (Exhibit)'
(j) To Council Appointments Committee for inclusion
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in study, a mailgram from Gamlin Industries
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supporting Peg Forgit for the vacant Council
seat. (Copies mailed to Council)
(k) To Council Appointments Committee for inclusion
Counci
in study, letter from Mariners Community Associa-
Vacanc
tion urging that the vacancy on the Council be
filled by holding an election. (Exhibit)
(1) To staff for inclusion in on -going study, a
Newpor
letter from Noel and Betty Phoenix regarding the
Balboa
concession operation of the Newport and Balboa
Pier
piers. (Copies mailed to Council)
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4. The following communications were referred to the City
Clerk for filing and inclusion in the records:
(a) A resolution from the City of Irvine expressing
its sorrow to the City of Newport Beach at the
loss of their Mayor - Howard N. Rogers. (Exhibit)
(b) A letter from the Balboa Improvement Association,
thanking Council for the fast action in installing
the wheel chair ramps on Main Street in Balboa.
(Copies mailed to Council)
(c) A letter from Riley and Company, Municipal
Financing Consultants, offering to submit a
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proposal as financing consultants for the Open
Space Bond Election. (Copies mailed to Council)
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(d) A letter from Edward J. Byrne, Councilman for the
City of La Palma, withdrawing his name from the
nominations for the South Coast Air Control
Quality Management District Board. (Exhibit)
(e) A letter addressed to Mayor Dostal from the
Mariners Community Association expressing its
support of a second paramedic unit. at Mariners
Park, and suggesting the possibility of investi-
gating the sharing of costs with the City of
Costa Mesa. (Exhibit)
(f) Copy of a letter addressed to Chief Glavas
regarding the lack of signing and traffic control
in the Big Canyon area. (Copies mailed to
Council)
(g) A resolution of the Board of Supervisors giving
permission for the Newport Beach Chamber of
Commerce to serve alcoholic beverages at its get -
acquainted party at the Newport Dunes facility on
September 24, conditioned on similar authorization
from the City of Newport Beach. (Copies mailed
to Council)
(h) A letter to the Mayor from the Action Committee
to Inform Orange Now enclosing resolutions and
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statements endorsing the Inter - County Airport
Authority's Inter - County Airport Study Plan from
the Cities of Los Alamitos, West Covina, Cypress
and Tustin, and the Saddleback Area Coordinating
Council, Inc. and the Central Labor Council of
Riverside County. (Exhibits)
(i) Notice from the Local Agency Formation Commission
of hearing on October 13, 1976 regarding the
proposed annexation to the Costa Mesa County
Water District designated Engineer's No. 166
Annexation, located northerly of McCormack Avenue
and southeasterly of Pullman Avenue in the City
of Costa Mesa. (Copies mailed to Council)
(j) A Notice of Joint Investigation before the Public
Utilities Commission and the Energy Resources
Conservation and Development Commission into the
availability and potential use of solar energy in
California.
(k) Notice before the Public Utilities Commission on
three hearings; (a) Investigation on the Commis-
sion's own motion regarding exploration and
development programs of local utility companies;
(b) In the Matter of the Joint Application of
Southern Cal- fornia Gas Company and Pacific
Lighting Service Company for an extension of time
for gas exploration and development; and (c)
Application of Pacific Gas and Electric Company
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to adjust gas rates periodically to provide funds
for gas exploration and development activities.
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(1) Notice of applications before the Public Utilities
Commission of Continental Trailways, Inc, and
American Buslines, Inc. to increase fares.
(m) A resolution of the City of Pico Rivera support-
ing a summons to action for reform of the
Criminal Justice System. (Copies mailed to
Council)
(n) A resolution from the Property & Homeowners of
San Gabriel Valley regarding the Federal Regional
Councils and requesting legislative support from
the State Assembly and Senate by creating a
special Committee to Investigate Regional Govern-
ments. (Copies mailed to Council)
(o) A letter from the Mayor of the City of West-
minster regarding the construction of the League
of California Cities Headquarters office building
in Sacramento and stating they did not feel the
League should become involved in the real estate
business and asking that this aspect be taken
into consideration at the League Conference in
San Diego in October. (Copies mailed to Council)
(p) Agenda of the Board of Supervisors meetings on
September 28, 29, October 5 and 6, 1976.
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(q) A resolution of the Local Agency Formation
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Commission approving the spheres of influence
for the cities of Newport Beach and Laguna Beach
as shown on the attached map. (Exhibit)
(r) A letter and flyer from the Property & Homeowners
of San Gabriel Valley requesting that the City
take action and declare October 23rd as United
States Day, to be celebrated throughout our
Country every October 23rd as a legal holiday.
(Copies mailed to Council)
(s) Letter addressed to the Mayor from Peralta
Entertainment Ventures Corporation regarding
development of a skateboard park in Newport
Beach. (Copies mailed to Council)
5. The following claims were denied and the City Clerk's
Claim:
referral to the insurance carrier was confirmed:
(a) Claim of Alexander Goglanian for Mary Ann
Goglar
Goglanian (a minor) for personal injuries
allegedly sustained when Mary Ann cut her foot
on a broken pool light while swimming at Newport
Harbor High School on August 30 as a participant
in a City renreation program.
(b) Claim of Ian D. Greaves for personal injuries
Greavc
sustained when he fell while riding his bicycle
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at the intersection of Channel Road and Ocean
Boulevard in Balboa on June 20, alleging negli-
gence on the part of the City for not barricading
and signing a construction hole in the street.
(c) Claim of Helen F. Knott for personal injuries
Knott
sustained when she tripped and fell due to a
hole in the crosswalk in the 200 block of Marine
Avenue on August 25 allegedly due to the City's
negligence in proper maintenance of crosswalks.
(d) Claim of Michael Ray Lee for damage to his car
Lee
allegedly caused when he was struck by a City
vehicle at the intersection of Cypress and East
Bay on September 7.
(e) Claim of Corinne Stoughton for property damage
Stoughton
allegedly incurred when City trash men broke the
wheels of her trash can on September 20 at 2000
Diana Lane.
(f) Claim of Allstate Insurance Company as subrogee
Allstate/
of Larry Tackett for damage to Mr. Tackett's
Tackett
car, allegedly caused when it was struck by a
City vehicle while parked on 19th Street on
August 6.
(g) Claim of George D. West for property damage to
West
his home at 412 Snug Harbor Road, Newport Beach
when the sewer backed up on July 30.
6. The following request to fill personnel vacancies was
approved: (Report from the Acting City Manager)
(a) One Duplicating Machine Operator II in the
Finance Department to fill a position to be
vacant.
7. The following staff report was received and ordered
filed:
(a) Memo from the Community Development Department
Garbage
regarding the status of the complaint received
from the Shorecliff Homeowners' Association
regarding flushing of detergent and garbage
wastes into Buck Gully by the Five Crowns
Restaurant, Corona del Mar.
8. The following matter was set for public hearing on
November 8, 1976:
(a) Proposed Underground Utilities District No. 6
Undergr
(Pacific Coast Highway from Dover ,Drive to
Utility
easterly of Upper Bay Bridge). (Report from the
District E
Public Works Department)
9. The following committee resignations were accepted
with regret, and the replacement appointments were
to October 26:
postponed
(a) Resignation of Margaret S. Stivers (District 1)
CEQCAC
from the Environmental Quality Control Citizens
Advisory Committee.
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(b) Resignation of John B. Hoag (District 4) from
CEQCAC
the Environmental Quality Control Citizens
Advisory Committee.
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10. The work on the Street Resurfacing Program 1975 - 76,
Street
Contract No. 1809, was approved; the City Clerk was
Resur-
authorized to file a Notice of Completion; and the
facing
City Clerk was authorized to release the bonds 35
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days after Notice of Completion has been filed.
(Report from the Public Works Director)
11. The plans and specifications on the Cement - Mortar
Lido I!
Lining of Cast Iron Water mains on Lido Isle, Phase
Water
I, Contract No. 1859, were approved; and the City
Mains
Clerk was authorized to advertise for bids to be
opened at 11:00 A.M. on October 27, 1976. (Report
from the Public Works Director)
12. The plans and specifications for Newport Island
Dredgi.
Channel Dredging were approved; and the City Clerk wa
authorized to advertise for bids to be opened at
10:30 A.M. on October 28, 1976. (Report from the
Public Works Director)
13. The following Harbor Permit applications were ap-
Harbor
proved:
Permit
(a) Approval of Harbor Permit Application 0129 -2420
of the Bayshore Community Association to con-
struct a pier and ramp for boat launching,
subject to 1) the approval of the U. S. Army
Corps of Engineers, and 2) to the drainage from
the paved area going into the existing storm
drain. (Report from the Marine Department)
(b) Approval of Harbor Permit Application #105 -101
of California Institute of Technology to add a
ramp and float to an existing pier, subject to
the approval of the U. S. Army Corps of Engi-
neers. (Report from the Marine Department)
14. The following Budget Amendments were approved:
(a) Current year.
BA -19, $700 transfer of Budget Appropriations
from Exit Control - Corona del Mar & Balboa
Parking Lot to Gate - Corona del Mar Main Beach
for purchase of prefabricated steel gate for
closing the Corona del Mar Beach Parking Lot,
General Fund.
BA -20, $695 transfer of Budget Appropriations
for additional funds for a new roof at Mariners
Library, from Unappropriated Contingency Reserve,
Library Fund.
(b) Closing entries, 1975 -76.
BA -21, $277,366.46 transfer of future Workmen's
Compensation claim funds from encumbrances to
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reserve for future Workmen's Compensation
claims, General Fund.
BA -22, $22,423.80 transfer of future Workmen's
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Compensation claim funds from encumbrances to
reserve for future Workmen's Compensation
claims, Park and Recreation Fund.
BA -23, $1,150.75 transfer of future Workmen's
Compensation claim funds from encumbrances to
reserve for future Workmen's Compensation
claims, Library Fund.
BA -24, $21,595.32 transfer of future Workmen's
Compensation claim funds from encumbrances to
reserve for future Workmen's Compensation
claims, Water Fund.
BA -25, $1,660.14 transfer of future Workmen's
Compensation claim funds from encumbrances to
reserve for future Workmen's Compensation
claims, Marinapark Fund.
BA -26, $21,095.00 increase in Budget Appropria-
tions and decrease in Unappropriated Surplus for
interest payments for 1975 -76 and 1976 -77 on
three lots purchased at $165,000 from the State
which was inadvertently omitted from the budget,
Building Excise Tax Fund.
ITEMS REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR:
1. A report was presented from the Police Department
regarding the licensing of motorized bicycles.
Motion
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ORDINANCE NO. 1699, being, AN ORDINANCE OF
Bicycl e
THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING SECTION
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CODE TO INCLUDE MOTORIZED BICYCLES IN THE
DEFINITION OF THE TERM "BICYCLE."
2. A letter from Delmer D. McCommon was presented
Parking
regarding the removal of parking restrictions at
Prohib
the corner of Ocean Boulevard and Goldenrod Street
tions
in Corona del Mar, and requesting the Council to ban
parking in this hazardous area.
Delmer D. McCommon addressed the Council and asked
that the parking ban be reinstated at this location.
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Affairs Committee for report back to Council.
ADDITIONAL BUSINESS:
1. The purchase of the property at Superior and
Industrial Way was considered.
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the property at Superior and Industrial Way for
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sixty -five thousand dollars ($65,000) (10% down,
with the balance to be paid at the close of escrow);
and the Acting City Manager was further authorized
to execute the escrow instructions and any further
documentation necessary to consummate the transaction
with escrow costs to be paid in the manner which is
customary in the industry.
Mayor Pro Tem. Barrett returned to the Council table.
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The date for the Open Space Bond Election was changed
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from May 31, 1977 to March 8, 1977 to coincide with
the School District election.
The public relations and promotion of the election
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Commission, and the Commission was asked to form a
citizens committee to work on various phases of the
election.
3. The tentative map of Tract No. 8725 (Revised) on the
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and 98 of Irvine's Subdivision, in an area bounded
by the existing "Spyglass Hill" development, the
"Bren III" development, Broadmoor, Seaview, San
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Miguel Drive and the San Joaquin Reservoir site
(Sector IV of "Harbor View Hills "), to permit the
revision of the approved tentative map in conjunction
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public hearing on October 26, 1976.
4. A letter from the Board of Trustees of the Newport
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Councilman Kuehn stepped down from the Council table
due to a possible conflict of interest.
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exemption from the building excise tax requirement
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was approved.
Harvey West, Director of the Newport Harbor Art
Museum, addressed the Council regarding their
request.
Councilman Kuehn returned to the Council table.
5. Bruce Lowe addressed the Council regarding the regula-
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It was agreed that Mr. Lowe's attorney would meet
with the City Attorney to discuss the matter.
6. Ed Just, Director of the Santa Ana Flood Protection
Agency, addressed the Council and advised that the
funding bill for the Santa Ana River flood protection
program had gone through Congress, including the
Santa Ana River project in the format requested, that
the bill was on the President's desk for signature,
and that a telegram to the President urging him to
sign the bill would be helpful. He also thanked the
Council for their support in the past.
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President asking for his support of the Public Works
Omnibus Bill (Water Resources Development Act of
1976) and requesting that he sign the bill before the
deadline.
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