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CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
Place: Council Chambers
Time: 7:30 P.M.
Date: April 23, 1979.
MINUTES
INDEX
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A. Roll Call.
sent
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Motion
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B. The reading of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting
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of April 9, 1979 was waived, and the Minutes were
Abstain
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approved as written and ordered filed.
Motion
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C. The reading in full of all ordinances and resolu-
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tions under consideration was waived, and the City
Abstain
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Clerk was directed to read by titles only.
D. HEARINGS:
Councilman Hummel stepped down from the Council table
due to a possible conflict of interest on Item 1.
1. Mayor Ryckoff opened the continued public hear-
Npt Center
ing regarding proposed Ordinance No. 1799, being,
Block 800
P -C Dev Plan
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEW-
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PORT BEACH ESTABLISHING A PLANNED
(3181)
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND
DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS FOR BLOCK
800 IN NEWPORT CENTER AND THE
ACCEPTANCE OF AN ENVIRONMENTAL
DOCUMENT,
Planning Commission Amendment No. 526, a re-
quest of Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company to
establish a Planned Community Development Plan
and Development Standards for Block 800 in New-
port Center and the acceptance of an Environ-
mental Document on property located at 800
Newport Center Drive, on the westerly side of
Newport Center Drive, northerly of Santa Barbara
Drive in Newport Center; zoned P -C.
AND
A request of The Irvine Company to reallocate
66,015 sq. ft. of proposed office building develop-
ment from Block 500; 58,680 sq. ft. from Pacific
Coast Highway East and West; and 44,010 sq. ft.
from Pacific Mutual, prior to recordation of the
parcel map, the reallocation from either Block 500
or Block 700 of 93,280 sq. ft., making 350,000 sq.
ft. available for potential office building. Addi-
tionally, The Irvine Company requests that 4,156
sq. ft. of space be reallocated from Pacific Coast
Highway East and West, and 1,511 sq. ft. of space
from either Block 500 or Block 700, at their option,
be reallocated to Block 800 in Newport Center to
allow for the construction of a 10,000 sq. ft.
restaurant which would contain a maximum of
5,667 sq. ft. of net public area.
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A report was presented from the Community
Development Department.
Steven Gavin, representing the Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance Company, addressed the Council and
requested that this item be delayed until later in
the evening to allow time for the arrival of the
absent Council members.
The Council unanimously agreed to consider Agenda Item
2 at this time and come back to Item 1 later.
Councilman Hummel resumed his seat at the Council
table.
2. Mayor Ryckoff opened the public hearing on a
proposal to install a one -way street system on
One -way
Seashore Drive making Seashore Drive one -way
Street/
westerly from 46th Street to Orange, and one -way
Seashore Dr
easterly from 46th Street to 33rd Street with
(411)
additional provision for a bicycle lane.
Reports were presented from the Traffic Affairs
Committee and the Bicycle Trails Citizens Ad-
visory Committee.
Letters from the following were presented in
support of the one -way concept for Seashore Drive:
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Mrs. Oscar Clevidence, Sr., Gunter C. Mayer,
Joseph W. Price, Jack and Suzanne Warner, Eleanor
Davis and Helen Keaster, Garrett E. Vanhorne,
John and Joan Osterkamp, Julius Evans, Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Gage, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Fimbres.
Letters from the following were presented in
opposition to the one -way concept for Seashore
Drive: Betty Daughtrey, Dr. K. P. Waterhouse,
Nancy Lewis, Ralph W. and Lucy R. Watson,
Russell C. Griffith, J. Clark and Elizabeth W.
Moore, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Miller, Lynn Norman,
Dale Leitner, Bill Orchard, Ann C. Fleury and Pete
Norton.
Letters received after the agenda was printed were
presented from Wiley and Helen McNair and Mr.
and Mrs. Victor A. Bruno opposing the proposed
plan.
Traffic Engineer Rich Edmonston gave a brief staff
report.
Councilmen Hart and Heather arrived and took their seats
at the Council table.
The following people addressed the Council in favor
of the proposed one -way system: Dr. Jack Warner;
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Margot Skilling; Dick Clucas; Gil Ferguson; Bruce
Nordlund; Marilyn Hendrickson, Chairman of the
Bicycle Trails Citizens Advisory Committee; Su-
zanne Warner and Mike Johnson, Secretary of the
West Newport Improvement Association.
Motion
x
Mr. Clucas was granted two additional minutes for
All Aye
his presentation.
The following people addressed the Council in
opposition to the proposed one -way system: Dr.
Edward Rudloff; Sydney Bickel; Al Feldman; Sandra
Miller; Robert Fitzpatrick; Tom Blandi; Donald
Hart; Dodie Kessler; Carl Talla; Willard Courtney,
member of the Bicycle Trails Citizens Advisory
Committee; Margaret Hall; Tom Nixon; Guy Thall,
representing the owner of 5112 and 5300 Seashore
Drive; Dr. Hall and Mrs. Aversa.
Motion
x
The hearing was closed after it was determined
All Aye
that no-one else desired to be heard.
Motion
x
The one -way street system and bicycle path, as
All Aye
modified to move the 8' bicycle lane to the south
side of Seashore Drive, was approved for a period
of six months, after which staff shall report back
to the Council on the success or lack of success of
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the system, and with the bicycle lane to be
separated from the street by the installation of a
double yellow line and the area properly posted "No
Automobiles'; and Resolution No. 9540, designating
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Seashore Drive a one -way street for eastbound
traffic from 46th Street to 33rd Street and west-
bound traffic from 46th Street to Orange, and the
creation of a two -way bicycle lane on Seashore
Drive from Orange to 33rd Street, was adopted
with the following findings:
(a) It is generally recognized that the
proposed one -way street system and
bicycle path may not meet certain
minimum safety design criteria, as
set forth by the State, nevertheless
the City Council finds that the pro-
ject can be developed in a way as to
not further jeopardize the safety and
convenience of bicyclists;
(b) The City Council further finds that
the proposed one -way street system
and bicycle path will, in fact, im-
prove the safety of bicyclists over
the situation which currently exists.
The Council unanimously agreed to return to Item 1.
Councilman Hummel stepped down from the Council table
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1. Mayor Ryckoff continued the public hearing re-
Npt Center
garding the establishment of a planned community
Block 800
development plan and the development standards
P -C Dev Plan
for Block 800 in Newport Center and the accept-
0 -1799
ance of an environmental document.
(3181)
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Steven Gavin, representing the Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance Company, addressed the Council.
Jim Wong, architect for the project, addressed the
Council and answered questions regarding parking
for the project.
Gary Schaumburg, President of the Eastbluff
Homeowners Association, addressed the Council
and read a letter from the Association regarding
increased noise impacts from the project.
Motion
x
Mr. Schaumburg was allowed twelve minutes for his
Ayes
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x
x
x
x
x
presentation.
Absent
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Motion
x
The hearing was closed after it was determined
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x
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that no one else desired to be heard.
Absent
x
Advanced Planning Administrator David Dmohow-
ski responded to questions regarding the realloca-
tion of space.
Motion
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Councilman Heather made a motion to modify the
decision of the Planning Commission, to accept the
Environmental Document and to adopt Ordinance
No. 1799.
Mayor Pro Tern Williams asked that the motion be
amended to change Condition No. 20 to limit
landscaping to draught- resistant vegetation as an
amendment to the Planned Community text as a
result of information in the Environmental Docu-
ment, which amendment was accepted by the
maker of the motion.
Mayor Ryckoff asked that the motion be amended
to impose an additional condition in the Planned
Community text that rental of Tower No. 2 be
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restricted to January, 1982 or the completion of
the Upper Bay Bridge,. whichever is sooner, which
amendment was accepted by the maker of the
motion.
Ayes
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A vote was taken on Councilman Heather's
Absent
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amended motion, which motion carried.
Motion
x
Councilman Hart made a motion to approve the
reallocation of space as requested by the applicant.
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Mayor Pro Tern Williams asked that the specific
reduction be made a matter of record.
City Manager Robert Wynn informed the Council
that the staff, the developer's architect and The
Irvine Company were in mutual agreement on
104,754 sq. ft. as the amount of square footage
reduction from the project and from the total
Newport Center allotment.
Ayes
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A vote was taken on Councilman Hart's motion,
Absent
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which motion carried.
Councilman Hummel resumed his seat at the
Council table.
The regular order of the agenda was resumed.
3. Mayor Ryckoff opened the public hearing and City
Council Right
Council review of a request of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
of Review/
Sedler (Modification No. 2373) to permit altera-
Mod 2373
tions and conversion of existing open second -floor
(3226)
deck into expansion of living room on an existing
duplex that is nonconforming with a two -car garage
where the Municipal Code requires a minimum of
three parking spaces for a duplex on property
located at 3808 River Avenue; zoned R -2.
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A report was presented from the Community
Development Department.
Jack Sedler, the applicant, addressed the Council.
Motion
x
The hearing was closed after it was determined
All Ayes
that no one else desired to be heard.
Motion
x
The decision of the Modifications Committee was
All Ayes
sustained, as amended to eliminate Finding No. 3
that the requirement to accommodate a third
parking space would created an unreasonable finan-
cial burden upon the applicant.
4. Mayor Ryckoff opened the public hearing in con-
Weed
nection with the Spring, 1979 Weed Abatement
Abatement
Program, in compliance with Resolution No. _9537,
(150)
to consider objections and protests, if any, to the
proposed abatement of weeds and other public
nuisances.
A report was presented from the Fire Chief with a
copy of the Abatement Notice.
Fire Chief Reed gave a brief staff report.
Motion
x
All Ayes
The hearing was closed after it was determined
that no one desired to be heard.
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Resolution No. 9541, ordering the Fire Chief to
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abate weeds and other public nuisances existing
upon streets, alleys, sidewalks, parkways and
private property within the City, was adopted.
F. CONTINUED BUSINESS:
1. A report was presented from the Parks, Beaches
Library,
and Recreation Commission regarding the West
W Npt
Newport Library Building.
(1459)
Motion
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The City is to retain ownership and lease the
All Ayes
building out at market value, if possible; if that is
not possible, the City will then pursue a lease
arrangement with a non - profit or community -
service organization at less than market value.
2. A letter from Paul Shapiro was presented request-
Shapiro
ing that the City Council reconsider the action
Appeal
taken on April 9, 1979 denying Resubdivision No.
(3227)
621.
Paul Shapiro addressed the Council regarding his
request.
Motion
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Councilman Hart made a motion to deny the
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request, which motion failed.
Noes
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x
x
Lain
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0, ion
x
The item was postponed to May 14, 1979.
Ayes
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x
x
Noes
x
x
Motion
x
3. Mayor Ryckoff's appointment of Sue Ficker as the
Siltation &
All Ayes
other representative of the community at large on
Grading Cmte
the Council ad hoc Siltation and Grading Commit-
(3211)
tee was approved.
4. A report was presented from Councilman Heather
SCAG
regarding the City's membership in SCAG.
(447F0
A letter from the City of Burbank was presented
suggesting an alternate to SCAG.
Gil Smith, Assistant Director for Government and
Community Relations with SCAG, addressed the
Council and stated he was present to answer any
questions and also asked that the City continue its
participation in SCAG.
Motion
x
The City's membership in SCAG was reaffirmed.
Ayes
x
x
x
x
Noes
x
x
x
5. A report was presented from the Community
Eastbluff
Development Department regarding appraisal of
Park
Eastbluff Park and adoption of resolution certifying
(1711)
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cost per acre to be used in assessing in -lieu park
dedication fees.
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Resolution No. 9542, establishing $162,221 as the
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cost per acre to be used in assessing the in -lieu
park dedication fees, was adopted; and the value is
to be re- examined every three years to establish
relationship to the market.
6. A report was presented from the City Arts Com-
Ensign Vw
mission with its recommendation regarding the
Park /Theatre
name of the Newport Theatre /Arts Center.
Arts Center
(1294)
Motion
x
Mayor Pro Tern Williams made a motion to defer
the naming of the facility until recommendations
have been received from the Parks, Beaches and
Recreation Commission.
Mayor Ryckoff asked that the motion be amended
to postpone the item no longer than May 14, which
amendment was accepted by the maker of the
motion.
All Ayes
A vote was taken on Mayor Pro Tern Williams'
amended motion, which motion carried.
G. CURRENT BUSINESS:
1. A report was presented from the Marine Depart-
Boat
ment regarding the request by Puamana Outrigger
Storage
Club for permission to store a vessel at Las Arenas
(1212)
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Park adjacent to 15th Street.
Motion
x
The request was approved, subject to the conditions
All Ayes
recommended by staff.
2. A report was presented from the Public Works
Ford /Mac
Department regarding Ford Road and MacArthur
Arthur Blvd
Boulevard intersection modifications, Contract No.
intersection
1882.
Modification
(2872)
Motion
x
Resolution No. 9543, authorizing the Mayor and
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All Ayes
City Clerk to execute an AHFP project adminis-
tration agreement for the Ford Road and
MacArthur Boulevard intersection modification
project; and Resolution No. 9594, authorizing the
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Mayor and City Clerk to execute a right -of -way
certification for Ford Road and MacArthur inter-
section modification project, were adopted.
3. A report was presented from the Public Works
Coast Hwy/
Department regarding street improvements south-
Jamboree/
erly side of East Coast Highway between Jamboree
Avocado
Road and Avocado Avenue, Contract No. 1990.
(3239)
Motion
x
Resolution No. 9545, authorizing the Mayor and
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All Ayes
City Clerk to execute an AHFP project administra-
tion agreement for street improvements on the
southerly side of East Coast Highway between
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Clerk to execute a right -of -way certification for
street improvements on the southerly side of East
Coast Highway between Jamboree Road and Avo-
cado Avenue, were adopted.
4. A letter from the Women's Civic League of
Mariners
Newport Harbor was presented regarding fee
Library
schedules for Mariner's Multi - Purpose Room.
Multi - Purpose
Room
A report was presented from the Parks, Beaches
(64)
and Recreation Director.
lotion
x
Councilman Strauss made a motion to establish the
fee for the Women's Civic League at $50.00 a year
for the use of the Mariner's Multi- Purpose Room.
Margot Skilling, immediate past president of the
Women's Civic League, addressed the Council and
asked that the present fee of $15.00 a year be
maintained.
Lyes
x
x
x
x
x
A vote was taken on Councilman Strauss' motion,
foes
x
x
which motion carried.
H. CONSENT CALENDAR:
Aotion
x
The following actions were approved by one motion
kll Ayes
affirming the actions on the Consent Calendar:
1. Ordinances for introduction:
(a) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
2. The following resolutions were adopted:
(a) Resolution No. 9547 authorizing the Mayor
Building
and City Clerk to execute an agreement
Maintenance
between the City of Newport Beach and
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Universal Building Maintenance Company,
(3240)
Inc., for janitorial services at City Hall, the
City Yard complex, the Community Devel-
opment Building, Utilities Department, and
the City Council Chambers.
(b) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
(c) Resolution of Intention No. 9548 to approve
PIERS
an amendment to contract between the
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Board of Administration of the Public Em-
(617)
ployees' Retirement System and the City
Council of the City of Newport Beach (CHP 2%
at 50 - Ocean Lifeguards). (A report from
the City Manager)
(d) Resolution No. 9549 authorizing the Mayor
Irvine Terrace
and City Clerk to execute a grant deed of a
Park Property
parcel of Irvine Terrace to the property owner
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3.
The following communications were referred as
indicated:
(a) To staff for recycling during Budget con-
siderations, a letter from the Balboa Island
Improvement Association regarding use of
the Agate Avenue property. (Attached)
(3197)
(b) To staff for reply, letters from John W.
Jacobs and Frances A. Bury regarding a
proposed parking lot at Newport Boulevard
and 30th Street. (Attached)
(2745)
(c) To the Pending Legislation and Procedural
Ethics Committee, a resolution from the
Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, supported
by that City's Council, expressing opposition
to the United States Department of Energy
Emergency Weekend Gasoline Sales Restric-
tions designated Standby Conservation Plan
(1429)
No. 1. (Attached)
(d) To staff for reply, a letter from Patrice
Beylik protesting proposed parking prohibi-
tions on Coast Highway in Corona del Mar.
(440F)
(Attached)
(e) To staff for inclusion in on -going study,
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petitions bearing 189 signatures in support
of the proposed "Keys Marina" at the mouth
of the Santa Ana River. (Attached)
(421)
4. The following communications were referred to the
City Clerk for filing and inclusion in the records:
(a) A letter from The Institute of Professional
Lifeguards and Beach Management in
Australia expressing their appreciation for
having Captain Buddy Belshe as their guest
on an educational exchange program.
(272)
(Attached)
(b) A letter from Bob Cooper with suggestions
for changes in the Circulation Element of
the General Plan for consideration.
(673)
(Attached)
(c) A letter from the Corona del Mar Civic
Association supporting the deletion of Mar-
guerite Avenue as a Secondary 4 -lane road-
way. (Attached)
(960)
(d) A letter from Helen M. Kieron supporting
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(20)
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(e) A letter from Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Knutsen
protesting the situation at the Orange Coun-
(195)
ty Airport. (Attached)
(f) A letter from the City of Anaheim enclosing
a resolution endorsing the nomination of
their Councilman Don R. Roth to the Air
Quality Management Control Board. (Copy
of letter attached for Council)
(2526)
(g) A letter from Anthony "Tony" Van Dyke,
Councilman from City of La Palma, asking
for support for the position open on the
Orange County Criminal' Justice Council.
(1174)
(Attached)
(h) A letter from the Mayor of San Diego
enclosing a copy of a letter to the San Diego
County legislative delegation urging their
support of the $11.9 million arts budget
proposed for the next fiscal year and urging
support for this budget item. (Attached)
(20)
(i) A letter from Al "King Alfonso" Lizanetz
(20)
regarding organized crime.
(j) Copy of a resolution of the City of Burbank
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urging legislation to assure the early con-
struction of the Peripheral Canal Unit of the
(1429)
State Water Project.
(k) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
(1) Notice of public hearing to be held on
April 25 by the Board of Supervisors to
determine if the Harbors, Beaches and Parks
District should expend funds for the City of
Los Alamitos development of Oak Junior
High School Baseball Diamond Project.
(20)
(in) A notice from the Orange County Health
Planning Council regarding the first public
hearing in 1979 on Health Systems Plan
Documents to be held in Santa Ana on
(1830)
May 8, 1979.
(n) Copies of the first two components of the
1979 Orange County Health Systems Plan as
follows: (Copies on file in City Clerk's
(1830)
office)
(1) Health Services to Ethnic
Minorities and Persons with
Low Incomes
(2) Current Directions in Health
and Supportive Services in the
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(o) Notice of filing application for rate change
before the Public Utilities Commission of
Southern California Edison Company.
(20)
(p) Notice of application before the Public
Utilities Commission for increase in rates of
fare of Catalina Passenger Service, Inc.
(20)
(Attached)
(q) Agenda of the Board of Supervisors meetings
of April 10, 11, 17 and 18, 1979.
(20)
5. The following claims for damages were denied and
Claims
the City Clerk's referral to the insurance carrier
was confirmed:
(a) Claim of Edna L. Alexander for personal
Alexander
injuries allegedly received when the car in
(3241)
which she was a passenger was struck by a
City vehicle at the intersection of Jamboree
and Michaelson on March 21, 1979.
(b) Claim of Donald McFarland for property
McFarland
damage at 400 Via Lido Nord between
(3242)
April 1 and April 10, allegedly caused when
storm drains became clogged and caused
water damage to the rugs in the house.
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(c) Claim of Teleprompter Cable TV for
Teleprompter
property damages allegedly caused when the
(3243)
City damaged a piece of cable while working
on the sewer bypass project on East Bay in
February.
(d) Claim of Earl and Bonnie Wenzel for proper-
Wenzel
ty damage allegedly sustained because prop-
(3244)
erty seized by the Police Department was
ordered returned by order served
February 26, 1979 and had been disposed of.
6. The City Clerk's referral of the following Summons
and Complaint to the insurance carrier was
confirmed:
(a) Summons and Complaint of Marlena Robin-
Robinson
son, Case No. 30 -69 -34 in Superior Court,
(3178)
for damages, False Imprisonment, Assault
and Battery in connection with an incident
at the Newporter Inn on October 17, 1978.
7. The following request to fill personnel vacancies
was approved: (A report from the City Manager)
(1203F)
(a) One Refuse Crewman position in the
General Services Department to fill a posi-
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(b)
One Recreation Supervisor position in the
Parks, Beaches and Recreation Department
to fill a position now vacant.
S. The following staff report was received and
ordered filed:
(a) A report from the City Manager regarding
Balboa Pier
the Balboa Pier Concession alternatives,
(726)
including a letter from Mr. A. J. Moceri
regarding a concession proposal. (Attached)
9. Public hearings to be scheduled:
(a) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
(b) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
(c) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
10. The public improvements constructed in conjunc-
Resub 484
tion with Resubdivision No. 484, located in the
(2170)
Alley No. 13 -G west of Hazel and north of Pacific
Coast Highway in Corona del Mar, were accepted;
and the City Clerk was authorized to release the
Faithful Performance Surety (Time Certificate of
Deposit No. 36677 issued by the United California
Bank). (A report from the Public Works Depart-
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ment)
11. The proposed Council Policy A -14, "Annual Audit"
Council
was adopted. (Copy of proposed policy attached)
Policy
(4 30F)
12. The Mayor was authorized to write a letter
expressing the Council's support for the proposed
Federal
creation of a new Federal judicial district in the
Judicial
State of California to be known as the "South-
District
western" district. (A letter from Congressman
(3246)
Jerry M. Patterson with a report from Chief of
Police Charles R. Gross)
13. Maintenance dredging harbor permit No. 172 -523
Harbor
for John Davies, 523 Via Lido Soud was approved,
Permit
subject to the conditions of approval listed in the
(304F)
general permit issued to the City by the Corps of
Engineers: (A report from the Marine Department)
14. The expense account of Councilman Hummel for
Expense
attendance at a League of California Cities
Report
Revenue and Taxation Committee, as a member of
the Committee, in San Francisco on March 23, 1979
in the amount of $74.00 was approved.
15. There were no Budget Amendments.
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I. ITEMS REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT
CALENDAR:
1. A letter from Alexander Bowie was presented
Upper
asking for Council's support for NIWA's Assembly
Npt Bay
Bill No. 951 regarding siltation in the Upper Bay.
(355)
Motion
x
Resolution No. 9550,, expressing City Council
R -9550)
All Ayes
support for Assembly Bill No. 951, was adopted.
2. A report was presented from the Community
Dwelling
Development Department regarding Planning Com-
Unit /Family
mission Amendment No. 525, a request initiated by
Definitions
the City of Newport Beach, to consider an amend-
0 -1804
ment to Chapter 20.87 of the Newport Beach
(685)
Municipal Code as it applies to the definitions of
the terms "Dwelling Unit" and "Family."
Motion
x
The following ordinance was introduced and set for
Ayes
x
x
x
x
x
x
public hearing on May 14, 1979:
Noes
x
Proposed Ordinance No. 1804, being, AN
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT
BEACH AMENDING SECTION 20.87.140 OF
THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE
TO REDEFINE THE TERM "DWELLING
UNIT" AND AMENDING SECTION 20.87.180
OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL
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CODE TO REDEFINE THE TERM
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"FAMILY."
3. A report was presented from the Community
Resub 624
Development Department regarding Resubdivision
(3245)
No. 624, a request of Virginia Day to create one
parcel of land to permit the conversion of an
existing triplex into a three -unit residential condo -
minium complex, located at 111 Via Lido Nord, on
Lido Isle.
Motion
x
Resubdivision No. 624 was set for public hearing on
All Ayes
May 14, 1979.
4. A report was presented from the Community
Tract 10625
Development Department regarding the request of
The Irvine Company to consider a Traffic Study for
a proposed subdivision containing twenty -one
single - family residential lots AND Tentative Map
of Tract No. 10625, a request to subdivide 12.97
acres into twenty -one numbered lots for single-
family residential development on property located
at 1401 San Miguel Drive, between MacArthur
Boulevard and the proposed extension of San Miguel
Drive, southwesterly of Roger's Gardens; zoned
R -A, R -1 -B and P -C.
Motion
x
The request was set for public hearing on May 14,
Ayes
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CITY OF !NEWPORT BEACH
MINUTES
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Air ^uality
Mgmt pl -In
(3071)
Ebsen
Claim
(304F)
Upper
Npt Bay
(355)
UP 1053/
Resub 623
(3247)
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5. A letter from State Senator H. L. "Bill" Richardson
was presented requesting support of SB 228 which
would require that the Air Resources Board submit
its State Implementation Plan for approval by
statute before it is submitted to the Environmental
Protection Agency.
x
The Mayor was authorized to send a wire, or wires,
to Committee people expressing Council's opposi-
tion to SB 228.
6. A letter from Roy B. Woolsey, attorney for Mrs.
Carroll Beek, requesting a hearing concerning the
ownership of the pier located at 528 S. Bay Front in
connection with a claim of Christian L. Ebsen was
presented.
x
No hearing was set.
J. ADDITIONAL BUSINESS:
1. The Mayor was authorized to write a letter to the
x
Regional Water Quality Control Board regarding
the "208" program on silt control in Newport Bay
for presentation by Mayor Pro Tern Williams on
Thursday.
x
2. Use Permit No. 1053 and Resubdivision No. 623 in
x
x
x
x
x
connection with the expansion of the LeBiarritz
x
x
restaurant were set for public hearing on May 14,
1979.
There being no further business to come before the
Council, the Mayor declared the meeting adjourned at
12:25 a.m., April 24, 1979.
(Mayor
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DEX
Air ^uality
Mgmt pl -In
(3071)
Ebsen
Claim
(304F)
Upper
Npt Bay
(355)
UP 1053/
Resub 623
(3247)
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