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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
PLACE: Council Chambers
TIME: 7:30 P.M.
DATE: February 23, 1981
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A. ROLL CALL.
Motion
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B. The reading of the Minutes of the Meetings of
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February 2, 9 and 17, 1981, were approved as
written and ordered filed.
Motion
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C. The reading of the ordinances and resolutions
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under consideration was waived, and the City Cler
was directed to read by titles only.
D. HEARINGS:
1. Mayor Heather opened the continued public hearing
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regarding OXBOW ANNEXATION NO. 88 (WEST NEWPORT
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A report from the Utilities Director, was pre-
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sented.
A letter dated February 9, 1981 from Armstrong
Petroleum Corporation, protesting the proposed
annexation, was presented.
A statement of Mobil Oil Corporation dated
February 9, 1981, renewing its earlier statement
in opposition to the proposed annexation, was
presented.
Hancock Banning III, President, Beeco, Ltd., ad-
dressed the Council and submitted a letter in
protest to the Oxbow Annexation.
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In view of majority protest having been filed,
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annexation proceedings were abandoned.
2. Mayor Heather opened the continued public hearing
LCP /Land Use
regarding the proposed LOCAL COASTAL PROGRAM LAND
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USE PLAN AND DEVELOPMENT POLICIES initiated by
the City of Newport Beach for the Coastal Zone.
A report from the Planning Department, together
with the revised Draft Development Policies and
Land Use Plan, approved by straw votes of the
City Council, was presented.
A letter from Margot Skilling requesting that
Council again review #5(c) Page 15 and #4 Page 32
of the LCP, was presented.
After the printing of the agenda, a letter was
received from the Lido Isle Yacht Club supporting
Council's action with respect to Public Access.
Motion
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The area description contained on Page 49 for
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Bayview Landing, was approved as follows:
" Bayview Landing (Maps 37 and 38: This site
adjacent to the Newport Dunes site, is designated
'Recreational and Environmental Open Space' on
the upper portion of the site, and 'Recreational
and Marine Commercial' on the lower portion of
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the site. The upper portion of the site shall be
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for public recreational uses, with a view park and
a bike path. The lower portion of this site can be
used for recreational vehicle camping or similar
recreational uses. As an alternate use, 4 DU's per
buildable acre will be permitted, and shall be
located on the lower portion of the site to pre-
serve existing public views. The alternate land
use will be permitted if the primary use designated
proves infeasible as designated by the City Council
Typographical errors were corrected on Pages 22
50 as pointed out by the City Manager.
Margot Skilling addressed the Council regarding
Restroom Facilities (Page 32 Item 4), suggesting
specific locations be deleted and replaced with a
general policy such as "Restrooms shall be located
in highly impacted tourist areas."
The following persons addressed the Council in
support of deferring submission of the Land Use
Plan of the LCP to the State Coastal Commission
at this time:
John Curci, William Blurock, Dave Dmohowski of The
Irvine Company, Don Adkinson, Steve Specht of Urbar
Assist, Inc., and Wayne Sims, President of Balboa
Peninsula Point Association.
Hearing no others wishing to be heard, Mayor
closed the public hearing.
The Land Use Plan Development Policies of the
Local Coastal Program were approved in concept;
and submission of the Local Coastal Program to the
State Coastal Commission, was deferred at this
time.
Staff was directed to prepare a revised Phase III
Work Program for consideration at the City Council
meeting of March 23, 1981.
An Ad -Hoc Committee was created to work
with the staff on Phase III Work Program and
marketing plan for presentation of Land Use Plan,
with combined report to be submitted to Council on
March 23, 1981.
Mayor Heather, Mayor Pro Tem Hart and Council
Member Strauss were appointed to the Ad -Hoc Com-
mittee.
The City Attorney was directed to prepare a resolu•
tion for ratification at the next Council meeting,
establishing said Ad -Hoc Committee.
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3. Mayor Heather opened the public hearing and City
Council review of the Planning Commission's appro-
val on February 5, 1981, of USE PERMIT NO. 1969, a
request of ARNOLD and CHARLENE MILLS, Newport
Beach, to convert an existing duplex into a two
unit residential condominium complex.
A variance to the Zoning Code is also requested in
that the subject property contains 3,400 sq. ft.
of land area where the Code requires 5,000 sq. ft.
of land area in order to convert residential
property into condominium uses. Property located
at 107 and 109 Grand Canal on the westerly side of
Grand Canal between Park Avenue and South Bayfront
on Balboa Island; zoned R -1.5;
AND
Public hearing and City Council review of the
Planning Commission's approval on February 5,
1981, of RESUBDIVISION NO. 672, a request of
ARNOLD and CHARLENE MILLS, Newport Beach, to
create one parcel of land for residential condo-
minium purposes where one lot presently exists to
allow the conversion of an existing duplex into a
two unit condominium project. Property located at
107 and 109 Grand Canal on the westerly side of
Grand Canal between Park Avenue and South Bayfront
on Balboa Island; zoned R -1.5.
A report from the Planning Department, was pre-
sented.
A letter was received after the printing of the
agenda from James Parker, Attorney, representing
the applicants.
The Planning Director advised that this request
for a condominium conversion was different from
other proposals which have been considered by.the
City Council, in that it involves a request which
was approved by the Planning Commission on August
3, 1978, and a site for which a Coastal Developmen
permit has been issued (November 5, 1979).
However, the applicant allowed the approval on the
resubdivision to expire, and inasmuch as the City
has amended its condominium procedures in the
interim (September 10, 1979), the applicant was
required to obtain a use permit including a vari-
ance from the 5,000 sq. ft. lot requirement and a
new resubdivision. The Planning Commission ap-
proved the request, subject to conditions as set
forth in the staff report.
Council Member Maurer reported that he had viewed
the site and had no objections to the proposed
use. He had also talked with neighbors in the
immediate area, who were also in support of the
condominium conversion.
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James Parker, Attorney representing the applicants,
Arnold and Charlene Mills, addressed the Council,
stating this was not an ordinary or routine appli-
cation, but an application which seeks to exercise
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the City's discretion in order to avoid a forfei-
ture by the Millses. The Millses, acting in good
faith and relying on the statutes and ordinance in
effect at the time, obtained City approval of
their proposed resubdivision in 1978 and have com-
plied with all conditions imposed by the City.
Further, they have agreed to comply with the con-
dition imposed by the Coastal Commission of adding
a fourth off - street parking place for the units.
The purpose of the application is to reaffirm the
City's previously granted approval, rather than to
establish any precedent regarding condominium con-
version exceptions.
Hearing no others wishing to address the Council,
Mayor Heather closed the public hearing.
Motion
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Abstain
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Council Member Strauss stated for the record that,
although he was sympathetic with the applicant
being caught in a time problem, he abstained from
voting on this issue because he is opposed to
granting variances from the City's Condominium
Conversion policy.
E. PUBLIC COMMENTS:
None.
F. CONSENT CALENDAR:
Motion
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The following actions were taken as indicated except fo
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those items removed:
1. ORDINANCES FOR INTRODUCTION:
For introduction and set for public hearing on
March 9, 1981:
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(a) Proposed Ordinance No. 1876, being, AN ORDI-
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NANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING
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SECTIONS 20.10.035, 20.10.045, 20.10.050,
20.83.070, 20.82.090, 20.87.320, and 20.87.
260 AS THEY PERTAIN TO MODIFICATIONS COMMIT-
TEE, NONCONFORMING STRUCTURES AND USES, AND
RESIDENTIAL PARKING STANDARDS. Planning
Commission Amendment No. 557, a request
initiated by the City of Newport Beach to
consider an amendment to Title 20 of the
Newport Beach Municipal Code as it pertains
to the powers and duties of the Modifications
Committee; nonconforming structures and uses;
and residential parking standards; and the
acceptance of an Environmental Document. (A
report from the Planning Department)
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2. RESOLUTIONS FOR ADOPTION:
(a) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
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(b) Resolution No. 9982 establishing the south
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side of Channel Place between 38th Street and
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The Rialto as a No Parking /Tow Away Zone. (A
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report from the Traffic Affairs Committee)
(c) Resolution No. 9983 establishing a two -hour
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time limit for parking on Via Lido between
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Central Avenue and Via Oporto. (A report
(64)
from the Traffic Affairs Committee)
(d) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
(e) Resolution No. 9984 approving Alternative 3
PB &R
as the priority plan for expenditures of
(62)
Orange County's allocation of funds under the
California Parklands Act of 1980. (A report
from the Parks, Beaches and Recreation
Director)
(f) Resolution No. 9985 authorizing the Mayor and
Hobie Npt
City Clerk to execute an amendment to an
R -9985
Agreement between the City of Newport Beach
C -2138
and Hobie Newport to include a recreation
(38)
sailing club concept. (A report from the
Parks, Beaches and Recreation Director)
3. COMMUNICATIONS - For referral as indicated:
(a) To the Planning Commission for inclusion in
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their ongoing study, a letter from Ronald
(67)
Kennedy regarding General Plan Request 80 -3
for higher density in Newport Center.
(Attached)
(b) To the Pending Legislation and Procedural
Redondo B(
Ethics Committee, a letter from the City of
Res /AB 11'
Redondo Beach, California urging support of
(77)
AB 115, which would eliminate the Coastal
Commission's authority to be in the housing .
business. (Attached)
4. COMMUNICATIONS - For referral to the City Clerk
for inclusion in the records:
(a) Letters from the following, opposing any .
further expansion of John Wayne Airport:
Officers and Directors of the Linda Isle
Community Association; Newport Heights Com-
munity Association; Dover Shores Community
Association; A. E. Bereau, Balboa Island;
Newport Heights Elementary School Parent -
Teacher Association Board; Henry S. and
Katherine A. Dresser, Balboa Island; Debbie
Hogan; Frances Bury; Marge and Harry Dignam;
and Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce.
(Attached)
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(b) Letters from the following, opposing the use
of taxpayers' funds for airport ads: Robert
M. Wolff, Corona del Mar and Woodrow Lewis,
Newport Beach. (Attached)
(c) Letter from the City Council, City of Fuller-
ton, urging support of amendment to the Roos
Bill 112853 (Requirements of Housing Element
of cities' General Plan). (Attached)
(d) Minutes of the Friends of Oasis Board Meeting
of January 19, 1981. (Attached)
(e) Notice of public meeting from Orange County
Human Services Agency regarding Orange County
Advisory Board Drug Programs. (Attached)
(f) Letter from the Program Coordinator of the
Victim /Witness Assistance Program (YSP)
regarding comprehensive services offered.
(Attached)
(g) Letter from the Goodwill Industries Admini-
strative Services Department requesting
supportive data regarding future prognosis of
the needs of the handicapped in Orange
County. (Attached)
(h) Notice of Special Meeting regarding Airport
Land Use Commission. (Attached)
(i) Minutes of the Airport Land Use Commission
for Orange County, January 15, 1981. (At-
tached)
(j) Notice of public hearing before the Orange
County Board of Supervisors on a proposed
zone change regarding certain property along
Pacific Coast Highway between Newport Beach
and Laguna Beach. (Attached)
(k) Preliminary Agenda - Local Agency Formation
Commission of Orange County, February 25,
1981. (Attached)
(1) Notice of State of California, Department of
Health Services regarding revised priority
list under the Safe Drinking Water Bond Law
of 1976. (Attached)
(m) Special Notice from the California Water
Resources Association to the new Secretary of
the Interior, urging adoption of specific
policies with regard to 12 major issues in
California. (Attached)
(n) Agendas of the Orange County Board of Super-
visors meetings for February 10, 11, 17 and
18, 1981.
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5. CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES: - For denial and confirmation
of the City Clerk's referral to claims adjuster:
(a) Claim of Tony Anish (Performance Tires) for
property damage sustained on November 14,
1980 in the vicinity of Fashion Island -
Newport Center, alleging that the absence of
barriers and warning lights resulted in
damage to his vehicle.
(b) Claim of Rebecca Ann Sullivan for personal
injuries and property damage, allegedly
sustained in a vehicle accident involving
Newport Beach Police Officer, on January 13,
1981, in the vicinity of Bayside Drive.
(c) Claim of.Kimberly Meeks for property damage
allegedly sustained when a City street
sweeper struck her vehicle in the alley of
28th Street on December 31, 1980.
6. SUMMONS AND COMPLAINTS: None.
7. REQUEST TO FILL PERSONNEL VACANCIES - For approv-
al: (A report from the City Manager)
(a) One Police Clerk I, Police Department, to
fill a vacant position.
8. STAFF AND COMMISSION REPORTS: - For information
and approval:
(a) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
(b) Report from the City Attorney regarding
subdivision of subdivided lots for condomin-
ium projects. (Attached)
(c) Report from the Planning Department regarding
an amendment to the Planning Commission Rules
of Procedure as they pertain to the Planning
Commission Study Sessions. (Attached)
9. PUBLIC HEARING SCHEDULING: - Set for public
hearing on March 9, 1981:
(a) Planning Commission Amendment No. 558, a
request of Greenwich Plaza, a partnership,
Newport Beach, to amend the Planned Community
Development Plan for Koll Center Newport to
allow the transfer of allowable square foot-
age within the Planned Community, and the
acceptance of an Environmental Document.
Property located at 4601 Von Karman Avenue,
on the northwesterly side of Von Karman
Avenue between Campus Drive and Birch Street
in the Koll Center Planned Community. (A
report from the Planning Department)
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(b) Planning Commission Amendment No. 559, a
request of JM Peters and Company, Inc.,
Newport Beach, to amend the Planned Community
Development Standards for the Aeronutronic
Ford Planned Community to consider a change
in the proposed housing types and a change of
various development standards for the resi-
dential areas of the Planned Community.
Property bounded by Bison Avenue on the
north, MacArthur Boulevard on the East, Ford
Road on the south and Jamboree Road on the
west; zoned P -C;
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Tentative Tract Map No. 11377, a request of
JM Peters and Company, Inc., Newport Beach,
to subdivide 66.5 + acres into 93 numbered
lots for detached single - family residential
purposes, two numbered lots for.residential
condominium purposes, and three lettered lots
for common landscape purposes. Property
bounded by Bison Avenue on the north, MacAr-
thur Blvd. on the east, Ford Rd. on the
south, and Jamboree Rd. on the west; zoned P-
C. (A report from the Planning Department)
10. SAN JOAQUIN HILLS ROAD RESURFACING (C -2196) - Ap-
proval of the plans and specifications for the
subject project; authorization to the City Clerk to
advertise for bids to be opened at 10:30 a.m., on
March 11, 1981. (A report from the Public
Works Department)
11. COAST HIGHWAY -UPPER NEWPORT BAY BRIDGE PROJECT -
Authorize staff to negotiate a change order and
supplemental cooperative agreement with CALTRANS to
extend the fourth westbound lane from easterly
bridge abutment to Bayside Drive. (A report from
the Public Works Department)
12. Removed from the Consent Calendar.
13. Removed from the Consent Calendar.
14. BUDGET AMENDMENTS: - For approval:
(a) A report from the City Manager regarding the
following mid -year budget adjustments: (At-
tached)
BA -049, $262,174.93 increase in Fund Balance,
a net increase in Budget Appropriations and an
increase in Revenue Estimates; General Fund.
BA -050, $45,461.04 decrease in Fund Balance; a
net increase in Budget Appropriations and an
increase in Revenue Estimates; Park and Recrea
tion Fund.
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BA -051, $2,015.00 decrease in Fund Balance;
and an increase in Budget Appropriations;
Library Fund.
BA -052, $3,680.05 increase in Fund.Balance, a
decrease in Budget Appropriations and a de-
crease in Revenue Estimates; State Gas Tax
Fund (Section 2107).
BA -053, $24,895.00 decrease in Budget Appro-
priations and decrease in Revenue Estimates;
State Gas Tax Fund (Section 2106).
BA -054, $304,600.00 decrease in Fund Balance,
and in Revenue Estimates; Fines, Forfeits, ani
Penalties Fund.
BA -055, $36,050.00 decrease in Fund Balance
and in Revenue Estimates; Parking Meter Fund.
BA -056, $32,620.00 increase in Fund Balance
and in Revenue Estimates; Tide and Submerged
Lands Fund.
BA -057, $72,100.00 increase in Fund Balance,
a decrease in Budget Appropriations and an
increase in Revenue Estimates; Building Excise
Tax Fund.
BA -058, $256,417.98 increase in Fund Balance,
an increase in Budget Appropriations and an
increase in Revenue Estimates; Water Fund.
(b) BA -059, $300.00 increase in Budget Appropria-
tions and increase in Revenue Estimates for
donation of supplies for Children's Program
from City of Pasadena; Library Fund.
BA -060 - Removed from the Consent Calendar.
G. ITEMS REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR:
1. Following comments by Council Member Plummer
relative to the 75th Anniversary Logo, a report
from the 75th Anniversary Committee, pertaining
to the Anniversary Theme and Logo, was approved.
2. The proposed resolution awarding a contract to
All American Asphalt in connection with the
Corona del Mar Beach Parking lot (East side)
redesign and resurfacing (C- 2224), was deferred
to March 9, 1981, and staff was requested to
report on the State's standards for beach use.
Council Member Hummel advised that the Breakers
Drive Association had reviewed the proposal and
expressed reservations.
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3. A report from the Public Works Department regard-
ing the 208 WATER QUALITY PLANNING PROGRAM -
EARLY ACTION CONTROL PLAN - Recommending authori-
zation to adopt a budget amendment appropriating
the anticipated State grant revenues for the
project; and authorizing staff to notify Boyle
Engineering to proceed with preparation of the
plans and specifications; and
Budget Amendment 060, $1,000,000.00 increase in
Budget Appropriations and increase in Revenue
Estimates for construction of Upper Newport Bay
Early Action Sediment Control Facilities; General
Fund, were deferred to March 23, 1981, following
the State Water Control Board meeting on March
19, 1981, as recommended by the City Manager.
4. A report from the Public Works Department
regarding ROUTE 55 (COSTA MESA FREEWAY)--ALTERNA-
TIVE'SELECTION - Recommending authorization for
the Route 55 Policy Advisory Committee (PAC)
member to support the Technical Advisory Commit=
tee's (TAC) recommendations for reducing the
number of alternatives to receive further evalua-
tion in the Route 55 study and environmental
document, was approved as set forth in the
report, with the modification that the alternative
on the adopted route extending to Industrial
Way also be included with the alternatives to
receive further study, as recommended by the
City Council of Costa Mesa.
It was indicated by the Council that their
approval of the foregoing modification was not
to be interpreted as an endorsement of the
subject alternative.
5. A proposed resolution approving the application
for 1980 -81 grant funds under the Roberti- Z'berg
Urban Open Space and Recreation Program for
Lighting of Tennis Courts at West Newport
Park and San Joaquin Hills Park, was presented.
Margot Skilling addressed the Council suggesting
the grant funds be used for other recreational
purposes, rather than lighting of tennis courts.
Mayor Heather was excused from the meeting at this
time to leave for Washington, D. C. She will
represent noise impacted cities before Congress,
when Congressman Florio will be reviewing the
Noise Control Act of 1972.
Following consideration, the subject resolution ww
referred to the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Com-
mission for review at their meeting on March 3,
1981. Also, staff was directed to notify the
homeowners association in the area of the proposed
project.
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H. ORDINANCES FOR ADOPTION:
1. Ordinance No. 1874, being,
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
AMENDING SECTION 12.44.020(d) OF THE NEWPORT
BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE BY ADDING IN PARKING
METER ZONE FOUR, 28TH STREET BETWEEN LIDO
PARK DRIVE AND THE RHINE; AND AMENDING
SECTION 12.44.020(£) OF THE NEWPORT BEACH
MUNICIPAL CODE BY ADDING IN PARKING METER
ZONE SIX, 28TH STREET BETWEEN NEWPORT BOULE-
VARD AND VILLA WAY,
was presented for second reading.
Ordinance No. 1874 was adopted.
2. Ordinance No. 1875, being,
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 12.24.040 OF
THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE TO INCLUDE
MONROVIA AVENUE IN THE 35 MILE PER HOUR PRIMA
FACIE SPEED LIMIT ZONE AND AMENDING SECTION
12.24.070 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL
CODE TO INCLUDE PORTIONS OF PLACENTIA AVENUE
AND FIFTEENTH STREET IN THE 40 MILE PER HOUR
PRIMA FACIE SPEED LIMIT ZONE,
was presented for second reading.
Ordinance No. 1875 was adopted.
I. CONTINUED BUSINESS:
1. APPOINTMENTS TO THE CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEES
FOR A ONE -YEAR TERM EXPIRING DECEMBER 31, 1981:
Bicycle Trails Citizens Advisory Committee
The following actions were taken:
(District 4) Mayor Heather's appointment/
reappointment, was deferred to March 9, 1981.
(District 6) Council Member Hummel's appointment/
reappointment, was deferred to March 9, 1981.
(District 7) Council Member Cox's appointment of
Peggy Smith, was confirmed.
Environmental Oualitv Citizens AdvisorvCommittee
(District 7) Council Member Cox's reappointment of
Bernard Pegg, was confirmed.
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2. COUNCIL POLICY A -8, as recommended in the City Council
x x Attorney's report regarding Complimentary Balboa Policy
Club Membership cards, was adopted. (69)
3. June 8, 1981 was scheduled for APPOINTMENTS TO BoardsjCom
x x BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS; executive salary adjust- (24)
ments to be determined at a later date.
J. CURRENT BUSINESS: None.
K. ADDITIONAL BUSINESS:
1. Council Member Hummel expressed his views with
respect to the City's position on the Noise
Variance application for John Wayne Airport.
Council Member Hummel made a motion that the City
of Newport Beach oppose the granting of a Noise
x x Variance for John Wayne Airport, which motion
FAILED.
L. The meeting was adjourned at 10:30 p.m.
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