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HomeMy WebLinkAbout01/25/1982 - Regular MeetingPre Absentt Ixlxlxlxlxlxlx Motion Ayes ion All Ayes • • x x CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING PLACE: Council Chambers TIME: 7:30 P.M. DATE: January 25, 1982 MINUTES A. ROLL CALL. B. The reading of the,Minutes of the Meeting of January 11, 1982, was waived, approved as written and ordered filed. C. The reading of all ordinances and resolutions under consideration was waived, and the City Clerk was directed to read by titles only. D. HEARINGS: 1. Mayor Pro Tem. Hart opened the continued public GPA 81 -1 hearing regarding GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT 81 -1, a Banning -Npt request initiated by the City of Newport Beach, to Ranch amend the Newport Beach General Plan for the (45) Banning- Newport Ranch Planned Community, and the acceptance of an Environmental Document. Property located northerly of West Coast Highway and approxi- mately 360 ft, westerly of Superior Avenue in the West Newport area; AND AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO THE LOCAL COASTAL PROGRAM, a Amnd No. 1/ request initiated by.the City of Newport Beach to LCP amend the Land Use Plan and the adoption of an Implementing Ordinance for the Newport Beach Local Coastal Program; AND AMENDMENT NO. 561, a request initiated by BEECO, Amnd No. 561 Ltd., Newport Beach, and the Newport -Mesa Unified BEECO, Ltd/ School District, to establish a Planned Community Npt -Mesa Sch Development Plan and Development Standards for the Banning - Newport Ranch Planned Community; AND TRAFFIC STUDY, initiated by BEECO, Ltd., Newport Tfc Study/ ..Beach, and the Newport -Mesa Unified School Dis- BEECO Ltd. trict, to consider a Traffic Study for the Banning- Newport Ranch Planned Community. Report from the Planning Department, with supple- ment, was presented. Letter from Terry Watt, Environmental Planning Con - sultant, regarding GPA 81 -1, was presented. Report from Transportation Plan Citizens Advisory Committee regarding GPA 81 -1, was presented. Letter from West Newport Beach Association regard -. ing BEECO development, was presented. Volume 36 - Page 23 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH C U ME B RS MINUTES RAI I CGI I 'n .0 JAnnary 25_ 1992 1 o nry Mayor Pro Tem Hart made reference to a letter the . GPA 81 -1 City Council had received from Louise Greeley, West Newport Legislative Alliance, regarding the Environ- mental Impact Report, and suggesting the legal and planning staff review and report back prior to final Council action. M•on x In view of the foregoing request, and due to the absence of Mayor Heather and Council Member Plummer, motion was made to continue the public hearing to February. 8, 1982. Motion x Substitute motion was made to continue this item until after the first meeting in June, following the results of the Referendum election in June, provided said election is called. Bill Banning, Applicant, addressed the Council and strongly urged that this item be considered on February 8, 1982. He stated that they have been working on the proposed development for one and one -half years and that a great amount of effort has gone into the project. The item has been before the City Council six times, as well as numerous hearings before the Planning Commission. In view of the foregoing comments, Council Member Strauss withdrew his motion. All Ayes The motion on the.floor was voted on and carried. Staff was directed to prepare, for the next meet - ing, an outline of the road improvements in con- nection with the proposed project and their effect on adjacent cities such as Costa Mesa, etc. In addition, staff was directed to respond to the concerns outlined in the letter from Louise Greeley regarding the EIR. E. PUBLIC COMMENTS: 1. Adam Max, representing Committee of 4,000, an Irvine Irvine Company leaseholders group in Newport Leaseholds Beach, read a prepared statement requesting the City Council do all within its power to protect the rights and property values of its citizens. He requested the City Council establish a joint committee with the City Council of Irvine to in- vestigate the leasehold issue as it affects homes, businesses, and developments of both communities. Following comments, Mr. Max was requested to ad- dress a letter to the City Council regarding the request, which would then be placed on the agenda for consideration. 2. Susie Picker, 110 Ninth Street, 1st Vice President Friends of of the Friends of the Arts Commission, appeared Arts /Com before the Council regarding a letter she had received from Madeline Rose, Chairman of the Arts Commission, and Member of the Friends of the Arts Commission. She stated the communication referred Volume 36 - Page 24 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH UN MINUTES ME B RS MINUTES v � I Rnl I CAI I � �� January 25. 1982 i�uncv to a call of a special meeting for January 27, 1982, to be held in City Hall for the purpose of dissolving the affairs of the Friends of the Arts Commission, and to distribute all its assets. _ Ms. Ficker urged that the subject meeting not be held, and explained her reasons therefore. Beryl Melinkoff, 104 Via Koron, President of the Friends of the Arts Commission, addressed the Council and read a prepared statement regarding the subject letter sent out by Madeline Rose. She requested the City Council direct Mrs. Rose to cancel the January 27 meeting, as she felt it would be illegal, and could possibly involve the City in unnecessary litigation. Following discussion, the City Attorney was directed to meet with the principles involved, urge the cancellation of the January 27 meeting, and report back to Council at the earliest possible date. 3. Waldemar Wilhelm Schoewe (known as "Wally the Dory Fleet/ fisherman "), P.O. Box 10632, Costa Mesa, appeared Oper before the Council and submitted a prepared state - ment summarizing his past experiences with the Newport Beach Police Department as a result of alleged personal harassment by members of the Dory Fleet. . Mr. Schoewe stated that at the suggestion of the Harbor Master, he moved his fishing base to the Back Bay area in 1979, continuing to fish until an injury in 1980, in spite of the continual harass- ment. In November of 1980 he was falsely accused and convicted of assault and battery involving some of the same individuals in the Dory Fleet, and the police. He stated he could not fight the police and courts alone, and felt his reputation had been damaged. The City Manager stated that the staff had investi- gated the allegation of Mr. Schoewe with respect to the Dory operation, and found no substance of fact, and so notified Mr. Schoewe. Mr. Wynn stated, if Mr. Schoewe feels the Police Department.handled this matter improperly, that it would be.his suggestion Mr. Schoewe contact the District Attorney's office for further investiga- tion. F. CONSENT CALENDAR: Motion x The following actions were taken as indicated except for All Ayes the items removed: 1. ORDINANCES FOR INTRODUCTION: - None. Volume 36 - Page 25 • • • s CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH MINUTES 25. 1982 2. RESOLUTIONS FOR ADOPTION: (a) Resolution No. 82 -9 awarding a Contract to Trautwein Brothers Waterfront Construction in connection with 35th Street End Replacement near Marcus Avenue (Contract No. 2283). (Report from Public Works Department) (b) Removed from the Consent Calendar. (c) Resolution No. 82 -10 amending Fiscal Year 1981 -82 Compensation Plan and Table of Author zation by establishing an Executive Assistant position and adding one Secretarial position thereto. (Report from the City Manager) (d) Removed from the Consent Calendar. 3. COMMUNICATIONS - For referral as indicated: (a) To Traffic Affairs Committee for reply, letter from Corona del Mar. Chamber of Commerce regard- ing 'one -way" designation for Hazel Drive, north of Pacific Coast Highway. (TAC has initiated review of this project) (b) Removed from the Consent Calendar. (c) To the Planning; Commission for inclusion in the records, and to staff for reply, letter from Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Zaun regarding pro- posed building plans associated with the Park Lido Medical Project. 4. COMMUNICATIONS - For referral to the City Clerk for inclusion in the records: (a) Letter congratulating the City in its recent effort, having suspended a master plan for ex- pansion of John Wayne Airport, from Lynn J. Neumann of "Stop the Overhead Planes" Com- mittee, City of Inglewood. Letter.from Mariners Community Association congratulating the City on recent airport victory. (b) Letter from Gino Perry, regarding his John Wayne sculpture for sale. (c) Friends of Oasis Board Meeting Minutes of December 14, 1981. (d) Minutes of the Local Agency Formation Commis- sion of-Orange County for December 9, 1981. (e) Airport Land Use Commission for Orange County's Notice of Meeting and Agenda for January 21, 1982. (f) Southern California Edison Company Advice No. 583 -E, of December 31, 1981, regarding tariff schedule changes. Volume 36 - Page 26 35th St End/ Rplcm /Marcus R82 -9 (C -2283) (38). Pers /Comp Pln R82 -10 (66) Signs /Tfc Hazel Dr (81) . Prk Lido/ Medical Proj (67) C UNCIL ME B RS ROLL CALL CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH January 25, 1982 MINUTES INDEX 5. CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES: - For denial and confirmation (36) .of the City Clerk's referral to the claims adjuster: (a) Automobile Club of Southern California (for So Cal Auto Joseph Brown) for property damage sustained on Club /Brown September 30, 1981, at intersection Balboa Blvd., and Superior Avenue, to claimant's vehicle involved in collision with City vehicle. (b) Thurman L. Graves referral that City pay for Graves plumbing bill alleging water meter leakage on City side of meter, on property located at 1107 Dolphin Terrace on December 13, 1981. (c) Jay Russell for personal injuries sustained on Russell December 23, 1981 at intersection of 16th Street and Placentia, Costa Mesa, allegedly sustained as result of being arrested by Newport Beach Police Department. (d) H.R.H. Prince Mashhour Ben -Saud for reimburse- Ben -Saud ment of towing charges when he was arrested and car impounded on December 29, 1981, near Cedar Street. 6. SUMMONS AND COMPLAINTS: - For confirmation of the (36) City Clerk's referral.to claims adjuster: (a) Brian Evans for personal injuries, Case No. Evans 369910, Orange County Superior Court. Claim was denied by City Council on December 14, 1981. (b) Ruth Nadine Fine for personal injuries, Orange Fine County Superior Court, Case No. 370191. Claim was denied by City Council on November 23, 1981. (c) Margaret Fitz -Roy, et al., for implied indem- Fitz -Roy nity and equitable indemnity, Orange County Superior Court, Case No. 330823. 7. REQUEST TO FILL PERSONNEL VACANCIES - For approval: (66) (A report from the City Manager) (a) One Maintenance Man II (Concrete), General Services Department. (b) One Equipment Operator I, General Services Department. (c) One Tree Trimmer II, Parks Division. (d). One Library Clerk I, Library Services Depart- ment. (e) One Secretary, Non - Departmental. (f) One Executive .Assistant, Non - Departmental. i (g) Two Tree Trimmer I positions, Parks Division. • Volume 36 - Page 27 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH. C u ME 8 S MINUTES y y d,?ry o ?''li 9� yy9G 9 oni i rni ma ioA9 INnFX 8.. STAFF AND COMMISSION REPORTS: For Council information and approval - (a) Report from the Parks, Beaches and Recreation OASIS Director regarding ESTABLISHMENT OF AMORTIZA- (62) TION FUND FOR OASIS MULTI - PURPOSE ROOM MAINTE- NANCE AND REPAIR. (b) Report from-the Parks, Beaches and Recreation PB &R Director regarding CHANGE IN SCOPE OF CAPITAL (62) OUTLAY BUILDING EXCISE TAX. (c) Removed from the Consent Calendar. For Council information and filing - (d) Report from the Assistant to the City Manager Teleprompter regarding the STATUS OF CABLE TELEVISION (42) INSTALLATION IN THE TELEPROMPTER FRANCHISE AREA. 9. PUBLIC HEARING SCHEDULING: - None. 10. Removed from the Consent Calendar. 11. MARINERS MILE PARKING LOT AND ACCESS ROAD (CONTRACT Mariners Mi/ 2260) - Approve plans and specifications; and Parking Lot authorize the City Clerk to advertise for bids to (C -2260) be opened at 11:00 a.m., on February 25, 1982. (38) (Report from the Public Works Department) 12. ACCEPTANCE OF IMPROVEMENTS IN SITE PLAN REVIEW NO. Site Plan 23, a portion of Lot 4, Tract No. 27, located at Rev 23 470 North Newport Boulevard, on the easterly side (84) of North Newport Boulevard, between Bolas Avenue and Westminster Avenue, adjacent to Newport Heights - Accept the public improvements constructed in conjunction with Site Plan Review No. 23; and authorize the City.Clerk to release the Faithful Performance Surety (cash deposit in the amount of $2,800 accepted by the City on November 6, 1981, Receipt No. 22456). (Report from the Public Works Department) 13. APPROVE APPLICATION OF JEROME THOMPSON TO REVISE Harbor Perm THE RESIDENTIAL PIER AND FLOAT SUBJECT TO CONDI- (51) TIONS LISTED IN STAFF REPORT - on property at 1808 South Bay Front, Harbor Permit 225 -1804. (Report . from the Marine Department) 14. BUDGET AMENDMENTS - For approval: (25) BA -058, $27,993.27 Increase in Revenue Estimates for reserve for J. M. Peters' contribution towards Jamboree Noise Wall; Contribution Fund. BA -059, $76,000.00 Increase in Budget Appropria- tions for construction of oil shipping line, replacement of production lines and gas lines and remedial work at oil well heads; Tide and Submerged Lands Fund. Volume 36 - Page 28 L • Motion All Ayes Motion All Ayes M3fion All Ayes Motion All Ayes • x x CITY OF NEWPORT REACH MINUTES 25, 1982 BA -060, $54,320.00 Transfer in Budget Appropria- tions of Airport Coordinating Services from Planning to Non - Departmental Fund. BA -061, $1,105 Increase in Budget Appropriations for necessary signing to implement glass prohibi on City Beaches, from Appropriations Reserve. G. ITEMS REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR: 1. Letter from retired employee Justin Epstein regard- ing City's group health insurance plan, was pre- sented. Referred letter to staff for reply. In addition, staff to investigate insurance coverage for re- tired employees and report back to Council March 22, 1982. 2. Letter from the Mayor of the City of Costa Mesa concerning Route 55 and response from the City of Newport Beach, was presented. Following discussion, City Manager was directed to write another letter to the City of Costa Mesa, clarifying the City's intentions with respect to Route 55, and expressing the continual concern regarding traffic "bleed- offs." 3. Proposed Resolution authorizing the Chief of .Police to install "Neighborhood Watch" warning signs at approved locations throughout the City, together with a report from the Police Department, was presented. Adopted Resolution No. 82 -11, with the understand- ing that each sign will cost $13.50. 4. Proposed Resolution authorizing the Mayor and City. Clerk t_o.execute a.Joint Powers Agreement between the California Department of Fish and Game and the City of Newport Beach to conduct conservation in the Upper Newport Bay Ecological Reserve, and rescinding Resolution No. 11032, together with.a report from the Public Works Department, was presented. Referred back to staff for modification of the agreement,.as requested. 5. Plans and specifications for PHASE I AND II IM- PROVEMENTS AT CORPORATION YARD (C- 2236), with a report from the Public Works Department, were presented. Robert J. Caminiti, 110 -36th Street, City employee, Parks, Beaches and Recreation Department, address- ed the Council and stated that he was in support of the proposed improvements; however, in looking at the drawing, he did feel that there could be a traffic problem at the gasoline pumps. In addi- tion, he.felt a double access bin was needed for wood chips. Volume 36 - Page 29 Pers /Grp Ins (66)' Route 55/ Freeway (43) Police /Nbrhd Watch (70) Upper Npt Bay /Ecl Res (C -2280) (38) Corp Yd Imp/ Ph I &II (C -2236) (38) CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH C UNCIL ME B RS MINUTES s 9y 3� ROLL CAL I Sn nnnary 95- 19A9 - _ -- INULA Motion All Ayes x Staff made note of the comments, and motion was made to approve the plans and specifications, and authorize the City Clerk to advertise for bids to be opened at 11:00 a.m., March 10, 1982. • H. ORDINANCES FOR ADOPTION: 1. Ordinance No. 82 -1., being, Balboa Is/ Refuse AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Ord 82 -1 ADDING SECTION 6.04.195 TO THE NEWPORT BEACH (44) MUNICIPAL CODE PROHIBITING THE USE OF PUBLIC REFUSE CONTAINERS, LOCATED ON BALBOA ISLAND, BY RESIDENTS AND BUSINESS OWNERS OF BALBOA ISLAND, was presented for adoption. Report dated January 11, 1982 from the City Manag- at, was presented. Motion x Adopted Ordinance No. 82 -1, with the deletion of All Ayes the word "household" as recommended by the City Attorney. 2. Ordinance No. 82 -2, being, Pkg /Off -St Ord 82 -2 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH (63) AMENDING SECTION 12.40.040 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE PERTAINING TO LIMITATION ON PARKING DURATION, was presented for adoption. . Report dated January 11,.1982 from the Police Department, was presented. Motion x Adopted Ordinance'No. 82 -2. All Ayes I. CONTINUED BUSINESS: 1. Appointments to the Citizens Advisory Committees CAC for a one -year term expiring December 31, 1982: .(24) Bicycle Trails Citizens Advisory Committee (District 4 ) Mayor Heather's remainin g a y ppointment Mo t i Ay All Ayes x deferred to February 8, 1982. Motion x (District 5) Council Member Maurer's remaining All Ayes appointment deferred to February 8, 1982. Motion x (District 6) Council Member Hummel's appointments All Ayes deferred to February 8, 1982. Volume 36 - Page 30 • I C UNCIL ME 8 RS ys s$yA 'ji � S '9G 7i ROLL CALL Motion A:Ayes Motion All Ayes Motion All Ayes Motion All Ayes Motion All Ayes Motion 0 All Ayes Motion • CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH MINUTES T e....a. -.. 9q 1099 INDEX GPA 80 -3 Referendum (39) Tax /Bed (42) Elections (39) x Environmental Quality Citizens Advisory Committee (District 7) Council Member Cox's reappointment of Chriss Street confirmed. Litter Control Citizens Advisory Committee (District 2) Council Member Plummer's appointments x deferred to February 8, 1982. x (District 5) Council Member Maurer's reappointment of Harold Pinchin confirmed. x (District 6) Council Member Hummel's appointment of Louise Jaggers confirmed. x (District 7) Council Member Cox's remaining appointment deferred to February 8, 1982. 2. Reports from the City Attorney's Office dated December 31, November 4 and September 14, 1981, regarding GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT 80 -3, were presented. Report from.City Council Ad -Hoc Committee, was presented. X Due to the absence of Mayor Heather and Council Member Plummer, motion was made to defer the sub- ject item to February 8, 1982. In addition, the City Attorney was directed to prepare a resolution for consideration at that time, authorizing the City Council to submit to the City Clerk an Argu -. ment for the ballot measure on General Plan Amend- ment SO -3. Susie Picker, 110 -9th Street, queried the City Attorney with respect to the submittal of an Argument for the ballot measure. The motion was voted on and carried. 3.(a)Report from the Cite Manager regarding the schedul- ing of a ballot measure for June 8,1982, to INCREASE THE UNIFORM TRANSIENT OCCUPANCY TAX RATE, was presented.. x Motion was made to adopt the following resolutions: Resolution No. 82 -12 calling an election on June 8, 1982 for the submission to the quali- fied electors of the City of Newport Beach a measure relating to an increase in the.Transi- ant Occupancy Tax (Bed Tax) and to increase in like amount the: appropriations limits 6 percent to 8 percent, with an effective date of October 1, 1.982; AND Volume 16 - Page 31 INDEX GPA 80 -3 Referendum (39) Tax /Bed (42) Elections (39) C UNCIL ME B RS ROLL CALL • Motion All Ayes NT€s Abstain Absent Motion All Ayes Motion Ayes Noes Motion All Ayes 0 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH MINUTES T.. -.._M. IC ,IIUO INDEX es 82 -12/ 2- 13/82 -14 ax /Bed 40) lections 39) . es 82 -15 PA 81 -3 arriott otel 45) Resolution No. 82 -13 requesting the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange to con - solidate the Transient Occupancy Tax issue for the City of Newport Beach with the June 8th Primary Election to be held on said date; AND Resolution No. 82 -14 authorizing the City Council of the City of Newport Beach to submit to the City Clerk an Argument in support of the increase in the Transient Occupancy Tax. Victor Rumbellow, owner of Newport Channel Inn, Director of Newport Beach Convention & Visitors Bureau, addressed the Council and gave a summary of the uniform transient occupancy tax rate in other cities within.Orange County. x Mr. Rumbellow was granted an additional 3 minutes to conclude his presentation. Mr. Rumbellow, indicated he did not feel the City should spend $17,000 on a ballot measure which, in his opinion, was not going to receive the 2 /3rds majority vote. Mayor Pro Tem Hart spoke against the motion, stat- ing this issue was ;just voted down by the elector- ate in November, the City was not that much in need of the additional revenue, and that business was not that good at the present time. x x x The motion was voted on, and FAILED, inasmuch as x four affirmative votes were required. x x x x Motion was made to reconsider the foregoing action. x Motion was made to adopt Resolution No.'s 82 -12, E x x x x 82- 13,and 82 -14, as set forth in full in the f x foregoing. 3.(b)A report from the City Attorney's Office regarding TRANSIENT OCCUPANCY TAX ISSUE, was presented. S x Adopted Resolution No. 82 -15 authorizing the City I Clerk to submit to the City Attorney of the City 1 of Newport Beach subject ballot measure for pre- paration of an impartial analysis on the subject ballot measure (Transient Occupancy Tax Issue, effective October 1, 1982). 4. Report from.Planning; Department regarding a request of the Marriott Corporation concerning a r proposed GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT for the EXPANSION 1 OF THE MARRIOTT HOTEL located in Newport Center, I Newport Beach, was presented. Volume 36 - Page 32 INDEX es 82 -12/ 2- 13/82 -14 ax /Bed 40) lections 39) . es 82 -15 PA 81 -3 arriott otel 45) CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH C UNCIL ME B RS MINUTES ti by 9 Qni CAS �. Yfl T..­., 95 1QA9 IAIf%ry Report from the City Attorney, was presented. Letter from Virtue & Scheck, Incorporated regard- ing Marriott Hotel Expansion - Proposed GPA 81 -3, was presented. 100 x Motion was made to defer this item to February 8, 1982. At the suggestion of Council Member Strauss, and there being no objections, the date was changed to February 22, 1982. Michael C. Gering, Attorney for the Marriott Corpo- ration, stated that he did not anticipate this item to take much time, and requested it be considered on February 8. All Ayes It was pointed out there would be four public hearings on February 8, and following considera- tion, the motion was voted on, and carried. 5. Report from Parks, Beaches and Recreation Director, PB &R /CALTRANS transmitting concerns of the Subcommittee on WEST CALTRANS WEST, was presented. (62) Motion x Motion was made to review Subcommittee's recom- mendation, and defer final action until CALTRANS General Plan Amendment is concluded. Margot Skilling, 6610 W. Ocean Front, addressed the Council regarding the purchase price of the subject property by a public_ agency. Louise Greeley, Chairman, West Newport Legislative Alliance, addressed the Council and stated that their association was in support of preserving the zoning of Recreational and Environmental Open Space, as designated on the City's General Plan. All Ayes The motion was voted on, and carried. J. CURRENT BUSINESS: 1. Report from the traffic Engineering Division, Tfc /Control Public Works, regarding TRAFFIC CONTROL ON BACKBAY Backbay Or/ DRIVE/ NEWPORT HILLS DRIVE, EAST /CAMELBACK STREET, NptHls DrE/ was presented. Camelback (85) Motion x Motion was made to introduce an ordinance amend- ing Section 12.52.060 of the Newport Beach Munici- pal Code designating; the portion of Backbay Drive between San Joaquin Hills Road and the entrance to Shellmaker Island as one -way in a northerly direc- tion; AND Adopt a resolution establishing a one -way Bicycle Trail, in a southerly direction, on the westerly 6 ft. of Backbay Drive between San Joaquin Hills Road and the entrance to Shellmaker Island; • AND CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH ,CQUNCIL MEMKRS r Motion x' Ayes x x x Noes x x Absent x x Motion I IxI Ayes x x x Ix Abstain x Absent x ix All Ayes Motion All Ayes Motion IxI All Ayes Motion All Ayes Motion All Ayes Motion All Ayes 0 010 Ix Ix ix ix January 25, 1982 MINUTES Adopt a resolution designating intersections at which vehicles are required to stop and directing the Traffic Engineer to erect necessary stop signs' thereon (Backbay Drive at San .Joaquin Hills Road; Camelback Street at Bison Avenue, and the intersec- tion of Newport, Hills Drive East. at Port Sutton); WE Make the findings listed under "Discussion" per- taining to the bicycle lane. It was suggested that some items be considered separately, and in view of this, substitute motion was made to introduce subject ordinance, and adopt proposed resolution, establishing a one -way Bicycle Trail, which motion FAILED. In view of the foregoing, motion was made to defer subject ordinance, and proposed resolution estab- lishing a one -way Bicycle Trail to February 8, 1982, Adopted Resolution No. 82 -16, designating inter- sections at which vehicles are required to stop and directing the Traffic Engineer to erect neces- sary stop signs thereon (Backbay Drive at San Joaquin Hills Road; Camelback Street at Bison Avenue, and the intersection of Newport Hills Drive East, at Port Sutton). Deferred the findings listed under "Discussion" relating to one -way Bicycle Lane, to February 8, 1982. K. ADDITIONAL BUSINESS: 1. The following items were requested for City Council review to be heard on the dates listed below: Use Permit No. 1908, Amended, La Strada Res - taurant - February 8, 1982; Use Permit No. 2021 and Traffic Study, Park Lido, Ltd., - February 22, 1982; Use Permit No. 1717, McFadden Square, - February 8, 1982; and Use Permit No. 2053, Electronic Games, - February 8, 1982. Meeting adjourned at 9:37 p.m. ATTEST; f/ City Clerk Volume 36 - Page 34 Res 82 -16 Bicycle Lane U/P 1908(A) U/P 2021 U/P 1717 U/P 2053.