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CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES
PLACE: Council Chambers
TIME: 7:30 P.M.
DATE: May 24, 1982
INDEX
A.
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ROLL CALL.
B.
The reading of the Minutes of the Meeting of May
10, 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 Heather opened the public hearing and City
Park Lido/
Council review of a TRAFFIC STUDY REQUEST BY PARK
Tfk Study
LIDO, LTD., ROBERT L. WISH, General Partner, Santa
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Ana, approved by the Planning Commission on April
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22, 1982, for a proposed 65,269 sq. ft. medical
office building to be located at 351 Hospital
Road, on the northeasterly corner of Hospital Road
and Placentia Avenue, opposite Hoag Memorial
Hospital; zoned A -P.
Report from the Planning Department, was presented.
Letter from Dennis O'Neil, of McDonough, Holland 8
Allen, representing the Applicants for approval of
the traffic study, was presented.
The City Clerk reported that after the printing of
the agenda, a letter was received from Newport
Villa West regarding the construction of the
underground parking facility and its impact on
their patients during said construction period.
It was noted that the Traffic Study for the pro -
posed development had been prepared in accordance
with Chapter 15.40 of the Newport Beach Municipal
Code (Traffic Phasing Ordinance) and.Council
Policy S -1 (Administrative Procedures for Imple-
menting the Traffic Phasing Ordinance).
Due to questions raised, discussion ensued regard-
ing Council Policy S -.1 and its relation to the
Traffic Phasing Ordinance. Comments were also
made with respect to traffic generation and park-
ing requirements.
It was noted by staff that if the Traffic Study
were approved by Council, it would be with the
assumption that the project met the density and
height requirements, and all other zoning regula-
tions.
William Kunzman of Kunzman Associates, the
City's Traffic Consultant who performed the traf-
fic impact analysis for this project, addressed
the Council and answered questions regarding the
traffic study. He described how he calculated the
traffic generating characteristics of the project,
noting they used data that had been provided by
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the staff for the 307 Placentia medical office
building. He stated that typically one does not try
to estimate traffic generation rates from the
number of parking spaces. It is usually done
independent of one another.
Dennis O'Neil, Attorney representing the Applicant,
3200 Park Center Drive, Costa Mesa, stated that
their position was set forth in their letter of May
17. He requested he be permitted to address the
Council again following public testimony.
Dick Hogan, representing the residential property
owners in the area, stated that they have no
objections to the development within the require-
ments of the Zoning Ordinance. However, their con-
cern is traffic, but not the traffic covered by the
Traffic Phasing Ordinance. He requested the
Council consider: 1) closing access to Patrice Road
in relation to the project, and 2) installing stop
signs on Placentia Avenue, which would allow traf-
fic coming out of the project to get onto Placentia.
He stated that the developer has offered to provide
the latter and he urged the Council to accept the
offer.
Margot Skilling, 6610 W. Ocean Front, and Louise
Greeley, 16 Swift Court, addressed the Council and
urged denial of the project.
Nancy Skinner, 1724 Highland Avenue, stated she was
pleased to hear that the Planning Commission had
commenced a study of the subject area as she was
concerned with increased traffic. She asked
questions of the staff regarding parking require-
ments for the present Park Lido building.
Mr. O'Neil addressed the Council again and stated
that the Planning Commission did review the evidenc
regarding the Traffic Study and determined that the
Traffic Study complied with Chapter 15.40 of the
Municipal Code and Council Policy S -1, implementing
said study. The Commission further found that the
project would neither cause, nor make worse, an
unsatisfactory level of traffic service on any
major, primary modified or primary street. He felt
that, in .view of the data submitted and the recom-
mendations of the staff, the project should be
approved.
Hearing no others wishing to address the Council,
the public hearing was closed.
Motion was made to sustain the recommendation of
the Planning Commission.
At the suggestion of Council Member Strauss, the
motion was amended to include that this item be
brought back to the Council for review, if it is
determined that there is a deviation from the zon-
ing regulations which is traffic related, and which
would impact on the findings of the existing traf-
fic study.
The motion was voted on and carried.
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2. Mayor Heather opened the public hearing and City
Council review of an APPEAL BY MITSUO DENO, Corona
del Mar, from a decision of the Planning Commission
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on April 8, 1982, denying USE PERMIT N0. 2006
(AMENDED), a request to amend a previously- approved
use permit establishing a restaurant facility with
on -sale beer and wine in the C -1 District so as to
change the hours of operation to include the ser-
vice of food and beverages at lunch time during the
week.
Report from the Planning Department, and appeal
application of Mitsuo Ueno, were presented.
It was noted in the staff report that staff would
recommend additional conditions be imposed, if the
City Council desired to approve the requested
amendment, which would establish a review period
and place the responsibility for informing the City
of any change in ownership, intensity of use, or
hours of operation of either the subject use or the
adjoining engineering business on the Appellant. It
was pointed out that the staff had reviewed the
additional conditions with the Appellant.
David Potter, Attorney representing the Appellant,
addressed the Council in support of the request. He
stated that their request is to open the restaurant
for lunch during the hours of 12:00 noon to 1:30
p.m. The only area to be open would be the Sushi
Bar which only seats 13 people. They would be
providing eight parking spaces, which they felt was
more than adequate, as most of the lunch trade
would be walk -in traffic. He stated that denial of
the request would have a profound effect on the
business.
The following persons addressed the Council in
support of the request:
Frank Nagamatsu of Nagamatsu Realty, George
Vogel, 3001 Coast Highway, Dr. Sparkle, and
Michael Ray, 408 Hazel Drive.
Hearing no others wishing to address the Council,
the public hearing was closed.
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Motion was made to overrule the recommendation of
the Planning Commission and grant the appeal with
the assignment of Conditions No. 13, 14, and 15;
with the provision that Condition No. 14 be revised
with reference to the Planning Director (in his or
her discretion), and that the last sentence of
Condition No. 15 be deleted.
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3. Mayor Heather opened the public hearing and City
U/P 2083
Council review of USE PERMIT NO. 2083, a request of
Mione Appeal
JOHN T. MIONE, Balboa Island, approved by the
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Planning Commission on May 6, 1982, to establish a
take -out restaurant with on -sale beer and wine in
the C -1 District adjacent to McFadden Square, and
to waive a portion of the required off - street
parking spaces in conjunction with this use. The
Applicant also requested a modification of the
Zoning Code to permit a reduction in the required
size of parking spaces and aisle width; one of the
required spaces being located in the required ten
foot rear yard setback adjacent to a ten foot wide
alley.
Report from the Planning Department, was presented.
John T. Mione, Applicant, 223 Marine Avenue, Balboa
Island, stated that he has owned his pizza restau-
rant business on Balboa Island for 10 years, and
has never had any problems with the police depart-
ment or neighbors. He felt the proposed location
on the Peninsula would be good for his type of
business, and that many of the patrons would be
walk -ins. However, he would provide seating for
approximately 42 people.
It was pointed out that the Applicant had submitted
a parking lot plan that provides six parking spaces
on the subject property. The City Engineer has
reviewed the proposed parking lot plan and has
indicated that none of the proposed parking spaces
conform to current City standards. The Applicant
is proposing to provide 60' parking. The City
Traffic Engineer is of the opinion that a maximum
of four parallel standard sized parking spaces can
be provided on the site. The Police Department
has also indicated that there may be potential
problems with accessibility and maneuverability
that could cause congestion and collisions on the
site, as a result of the narrow parking stalls and
aisle width. One of the proposed parking spaces
is also located within the required 10' rear yard
setback area, adjacent to a 10' wide alley which
could cause additional circulation problems.
Paul W. Jensen, 2000 Court Avenue, also represent-
ing Steve and Sheila McNichols, 1920 Court Avenue,
and Adell Mallory, 1916 Court Avenue, addressed the
Council in opposition to the request. He stated
that they do not feel the business would be com-
patible with nearby residential use and that the
significant lack of parking should be taken into
consideration. He submitted pictures of an
average size automobile parked in the parking apace
in the setback area adjacent to the alley. He
felt the restaurant: would have an impact on traffic
density, odor and noise pollution, and would be
detrimental to the peace and comfort of the sur-
rounding neighbors..
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During the course of Mr. Jensen's presentation he
was granted three additional minutes to conclude
his remarks.
Hearing no others wishing to address the Council,
the public hearing was closed.
Following comments regarding lack of parking com-
pared with a seating capacity of 42, motion was
made to overrule the recommendation of the Plan-
ning Commission and deny Use Permit No. 2083,
with the findings and conditions designated as
Exhibit "A."
E. PUBLIC COMMENTS:
1. Janice Curley, 2414 Vista del Oro, addressed the
Council requesting approval of a Special Events
Permit to allow a :live band at the subject address
on June 12 from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. She stated she
submitted her request too late to get on the
agenda, and was the reason for making the request
at this time.
Granted request, with provision that Applicant
submit to the City Manager, a petition signed by
surrounding properly owners within a 300' radius
stating they have no objection to the proposed use
on said date.
F. CONSENT CALENDAR:
The following actions were taken as indicated except
for those items removed:,
1. ORDINANCES FOR INTRODUCTION: - Set for public
hearing on June 14, 1982:
(a) Ordinance No. 82 -12, being,
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT
BEACH AMENDING TITLE 19 OF THE NEWPORT
BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE AS IT PERTAINS TO
EXTENDING THE ALLOWABLE EXPIRATION DATES
FOR RESUBDIVISIONS AND TENTATIVE MAPS,
PLANNING COMMISSION AMENDMENT NO. 571, a
request initiated by the City of Newport
Beach to consider an amendment to Title 19 of
the Newport Beach Municipal Code as it per-
tains to extending the allowable expiration
dates for resubdivisions and tentative maps.
(Report from Planning Department)
2. RESOLUTIONS FOR ADOPTION:
(a) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
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(b) Resolution No. 82 -67 supporting the Cultural
Res 82 -67
Growth Plan for Orange County as developed by
Cultural Grw/
the Orange County Arts Alliance. (Report
PB&R
from Parks, Beaches and Recreation)
(62)
(c) Resolution No. 82 -68 approving the destruction
Res 82 -68
of certain records in the Building Department.
Bldg /Records
(Report from Building)
Destruction
(32)
(d) Resolution No. 82 -69 authorizing the Person -
Res 82 -69
nel Director to make determinations regarding
Pers /Disab
the disability retirement of local Safety
Retirement
Member Employees of the City of Newport
(66)
Beach. (Report from City Manager)
(e) Resolution No. 82 -70 reestablishing a Parking
Res 82 -70
Permit System for the use of parking spaces
Pkg /Permits
in City parking lots and adding certain off-
(63)
street parking meter zones, providing for
reduced parking permit fees for senior citi-
zens and rescinding Resolution No. 10020.
(Report from Traffic Engineering)
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(f) Resolution No. 82 -71 establishing off - street
Res 82 -71
parking meter zones and regulations for the
Pkg /Off -St
operation of parking meters. (See report
'(63)
with Agenda Item F -2(e))
(g) Resolution No. 82 -72 establishing parking
Res 82 -72
meter enforcement areas. (See report with
Pkg Mtr
Agenda Item F -2(e))
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3. CONTRACTS/AGREEMENTS FOR APPROVAL:
(a) Award Contract. No. 2221 to Gabi Construction
Wtr Mn /Rplcm
Co., Inc., for $229,225; and authorize the
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Mayor and City Clerk to execute the contract.
(38)
(Report from Public Works - Water Main Re-
placement Program)
(b) Award Contract: No. 2124 to Gillespie Con-
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struction for $74,760; and authorize the
Orange /Hsptl
Mayor and City Clerk to execute the contract.
Road
(Report from Public Works - North Newport
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Boulevard Drainage Improvements at Orange.
(38)
Avenue and Hospital Road)
(c) Approve amendment to the Balboa Pier Conces-
Balboa Pier/
sion Agreement. (Report from the City -
Concesn Amnd
Manager - Extending the time authorized for
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blockage of the pier end until July 1, 1982)
(38)
4. COMMUNICATIONS - For referral as indicated:
(a) To the Traffic Affairs Committee for response,
TAC
letter from Carona del Mar Community Associa-
(85)
tion regarding; one -way Hazel Street plan.
(b) To the Traffic Affairs Committee for response
TAC
request from Newport Crest Homeowners Associa
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tion for traffic signal at intersection of
Ticonderoga and Superior Avenue.
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(c) To the City Clerk's Office for inclusion in
the records, letter regarding support of the
Banning Ranch Development and placing the
issue on the November ballot, from Keith R.
Endow.
(d) To the City Attorney for inclusion in the
records, letter from Corona del Mar Chamber
of Commerce President with attached copy of
their letter to U.S. Secretary of the Interior
James Watt, regarding Coastal Offshore Oil
Leases.
(e) To the Pending Legislation and Procedural
Ethics Committee, letter and sample resolu-
tion from Foothill Corridor Marketing Consor
um, Inc., asking support by resolution to
obtain U.S. Customs and Immigration services
at Ontario International Airport.
COMMUNICATIONS - For referral to the City Clerk
for inclusion in the records:
(a) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
(b) Local Agency Formation Commission /Orange
County preliminary Agenda for May 26, and
Minutes of April 28 meeting.
(c) League of California Cities - Highlights of
the Board of Directors Meeting, Napa - April
30 to May 1, 1.982.
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(45) Banning
Ranch
Offshore Oil
(87)
Resolutions/
Others (77)
CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES - For denial and confirmation of (36)
the City Clerk's referral to the claims adjuster:
(a) Laurence Craig Fisher for reimbursement of Fisher
towing and parking ticket violation, alleging
no signs posted regarding "Street Construc-
tion" in the vicinity of Balboa Boulevard at
18th Street, north side, on April 21, 1982.
(b) Ellen Graham for property damage sustained to
her vehicle allegedly resulting from accident
with City vehicle on March 6, 1982, at Pacific
Coast Highway (Corona del Mar).
(c) George M. Harris for property damage to his
vehicle as the result of Police Officer push-
ing claimant's vehicle into gas station with
City vehicle on April 16, 1982, at Neport
Boulevard and Via Lido.
(d) Graeme T. Hunt alleging wrongful termination
from his position as Jailor at the Newport
Beach Police Department.
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(e) Marjorie Morningstar for property damage as
the result of flooded garage at 500'k Dahlia
Avenue, Corona del Mar, on April 25, 1982,
allegedly due to sewage overflow from City
pipes.
(f) Bette L. South for property damage as the
result of flooded garage at 500 Dahlia Avenue,
Corona del Mar, on April 25, 1982, allegedly
due to sewage overflow from City pipes.
(g) Michael Allyn LaFontaine for property damage .
to his vehicle sustained as the result of
locker unit from City vehicle falling onto his
truck, leaving two dents in the front right
fender while parked at the Lincoln Middle
School on May 2, 1982.
7. SUMMONS AND COMPLAINTS - None.
8. REQUEST TO FILL PERSONNEL VACANCIES - For approval:
(Report from the City Manager)
(a) One Police Officer, Police Department.
(b) One Building Maintenance Man II, General
Services.
(c) One Equipment Operator II, General Services.
(d) One Librarian II, Library Department.
9. STAFF AND COMMISSION REPORTS:
For Council information and approval:
(a) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
(b) Memorandums from Mayor Heather and City
Attorney concerning LITIGATION ON THE OUTER
CONTINENTAL SHELF OIL LEASE SALE #68.
For Council information and filing:
(c) Letter from Arts Commission Chairman, Made-
line Rose, regarding ARTS FESTIVAL - 1982.
(d) Report from General Services Director con-
cerning WEST NEWPORT SPECIAL REFUSE COLLEC-
TION.
(e) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
10. PUBLIC HEARING SCHEDULING - For June 14, 1982:
(a) PRELIMINARY BUDGET prepared by the City
Manager for the FISCAL YEAR 1982 -83, pursuant
to Section 1102 of the Newport Beach City
Charter, and also public budget hearing on
FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUNDS.
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South
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DCS /Oil Ls
Sale #68
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Arts Coman
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Garbage /Trs
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(b) APPEAL OF FICKER & BUFFING ARCHITECTS FOR USE
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PERMIT NO. 1986, on property located at 1900
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West Coast Highway, denied by the Planning
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Commission on. April 22, 1982. Request to
(88)
permit the construction of a single - family
residential dwelling on property located in
the C -1 -H District which exceeds the basic
height limit within the 26/35 Foot Height
Limitation District.
11. LEGAL PUBLICATIONS FOR 1982 -83 - Instruction to
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the City. Clerk to publish a Notice Inviting Bids
(20)
to be received at, or before the hour of 4:30
p.m., on June 11, 1982, for a contract covering
the publishing and printing of all legal notices,
or other material required to be published in a
newspaper of general circulation published and
circulated in the City of Newport Beach, for the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1983.
12. OASIS PARKING LOT WEST (CONTRACT 2289) - Accept
Oasis Pkg Lot
the Negative Declaration of Environmental Impact;
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approve plans and specifications; and authorize
(38)
the City Clerk to advertise for bids to be opened
at 11:00 a.m., on June 15, 1982. (Report from
Public Works)
13. 1981 -82 SLURRY PROGRAM (CONTRACT 2307) - Approve
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the plans and specifications; and authorize the
Program
City Clerk to advertise for bids to be opened at
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11:00 a.m., on June 17, 1982. (Report from Public
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14. Removed from the Consent Calendar.
15. MISCELLANEOUS CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION (CONTRACT
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2327) - Approve the plans and specifications; and
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authorize the City Clerk to advertise for bids to
(38)
be opened at 11:00 a.m., on June 16, 1982. (Re-
port from Public Works)
16. CITY'S APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF THE ARMY CORPS
Harbor Perm/
OF ENGINEERS MAINTENANCE DREDGING PERMIT - Uphold
Maint Dredg
recommendations contained in staff report that the
(51)
City contract with Marine Bioassay Laboratories
for six bioassays in Newport Harbor. (Report from
Marine Department)
17. BUDGET AMENDMENTS •- For approval:
B/A (25)
BA -096, $1,300.00 Increase in Budget Appropria-
tions to replace vandalized cash register; Parks,
Beaches & Recreation - Recreation /Self - supporting
Fund.
BA -097, $350.00 Transfer in Budget Appropriations
for purchase of microfiche reader; General Fund.
BA -099, $30,760.00 Transfer in Budget Appropria-
tions for construction of storm drain improvements
at North Newport Boulevard and Orange Avenue;
General Fund.
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G. ITEMS REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR:
1. Report from Public Works regarding SIDEWALK CON-
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STRUCTION ON BALBOA BOULEVARD BETWEEN 31ST STREET
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AND COAST HIGHWAY, was presented.
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this project, motion was made to direct the staff
to arrange for construction of the uncompleted
portions of sidewalk on Balboa Boulevard between
31st Street and Coast Highway as recommended by
staff.
2. Letter from the Chairman of the Orange County Board
0/C 'Ed Health
of Supervisors, in response to City's inquiry
(54)
regarding possibility of establishing a school for
food processors and /or health examinations of food
handlers, was presented.
Council Member Hummel stated that he still felt
very strongly that some of the conditions which
exist in food handling establishments are less than
good. It was his feeling that food handlers
should be required to submit to some type of exami-
nation. He stated that other jurisdictions make it
a requirement, and he would hope that someday the
standards in this area would be changed accordingly.
Motion
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Motion was made to refer the subject letter to the
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3. Report from the City Manager regarding INSTALLATION
OF NEON SIGN ON THE BALBOA PIER CONCESSION, was
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Motion
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Mayor Pro Tem Hart stated that she did not feel it
was in the best interest of the City to have a neon
sign on the pier, and therefore, moved denial of
the request.
Doug Cavanaugh, 114 Garnet Avenue, Balboa Island,
Concessionaire for Rubys at Balboa Pier, stated
that the reason for the request for a neon sign was
because he was renovating the building similar to
that of the 1941 era and he was attempting to keep
the same "flavor" of that time. The sign will
contain only the name of the restaurant ( Rubys) and
would not be a flashing sign. He felt the Council
would be pleased with the final design.
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The motion was voted on and FAILED.
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In view of the foregoing, motion was made to grant
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approval of the neon sign as submitted.
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4. Memorandum from City Attorney concerning CITY OF P/C 551
NEWPORT BEACH V. WADE (ADULT BOOKSTORE), was pre - Adult Bkstr
seated. (94)
Mayor Pro Tem Hart complimented the Assistant City
Attorney Bob Burnham for his efforts in connection
with this case, and stated it was the first time
an adult bookstore has been closed in the State of
California. She felt it was very important to the
City, with regard to retaining local control and
zoning. In addition, the bookstore would have had
a definite negative impact on Mariners Mile, thus
deteriorating the area.
Motion was made to receive and file the subject
report.
5. Proposed RESOLUTION CREATING A CITY COUNCIL SANTA
ANA HEIGHTS AD HOC COMMITTEE, was presented.
Notion was made to adopt Resolution No. 82 -66 as
amended, to reflect that said committee shall con-
sist of three members of the Council, and that
residents of the area shall be called upon to work
with the committee as deemed appropriate.
There being no objections, Council Members Cox,
Strauss (Mayor Pro Tem Hart as alternate), and
Maurer were appointed to the Ad Hoc Committee.
H. ORDINANCES FOR ADOPTION:
1. Ordinance No. 82 -10„ being,
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
AMENDING CHAPTERS 12.12 AND 12.40 OF THE
NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE CONCERNING
PARKING REGULATIONS,
was presented for adoption.
Report dated May 10, 1982 from the Marine Depart -
ment, was presented.
Adopted Ordinance No. 82 -10.
2. Ordinance No. 82 -11, being,
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
ADDING SECTION 12.12.080 WHICH PROHIBITS THE
PARKING OF MOTORCYCLES, MOTOR- DRIVEN CYCLES
AND MOTORIZED BICYCLES IN MUNICIPAL PARKING
LOTS WHERE SPECIFIC SPACES HAVE BEEN DESIGNAT-
ED FOR PARKING OF SUCH VEHICLES IN ANY SPACE
NOT SO DESIGNATED,
was presented for adoption.
Report dated May 10, 1982 from the Attorney's
Office, was presented.
Adopted Ordinance No. 82 -11.
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1. Report from the City Manager regarding REQUEST TO
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ANNEX THE HOGAN PROPERTY IN SANTA ANA HEIGHTS, was
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presented.
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Motion
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Deferred request until after consideration of the
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entire Santa Ana Heights area.
2. Report from Parks, Beaches and Recreation Director
Mouth of Big
regarding MOUTH OF BIG CANYON PARK CREDITS dated
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April 26, 1982, was presented.
(62)
Letter from The Irvine Company, was presented.
Motion
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Mayor Pro Tem Hart stated that she was in favor of
the City possibly acquiring this property, and
therefore, moved to direct the staff to proceed
with an appraisal of said property.
Mayor Pro Tem Hart stated she felt the value of the
property should be established, as well as a
determination of buildable acreage.
It was pointed out that the Parks, Beaches and
Recreation Commission had considered this item
twice previously; however, if it was the desire of
the Council, they could review it again after the
appraisal was done.
Richard Sim of The :Irvine Company addressed the
Council and advised that a planning firm had been
hired, who determined the 12.5 acre figure of park
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credit referred to earlier in discussion. That firm
only addressed the physical and technical aspects
of the property, and based on that study, indicated
that it was possible for some development to occur
on the site. He stated that if it was the wish of
the Council that an appraisal be made of the
property, then The Irvine Company would share in
the cost of that appraisal.
Council Member Hummel asked Mr. Sim if he knew how
The Irvine Company handled the dedication of
property to the State Department of Fish and Game
on their accounting records, and what kind of value
they placed on it as a charitable donation.
Mr. Sim stated that he was unable to respond.
All Ayes
The motion on the floor to proceed with an appraisal
was voted on and carried.
J. CURRENT BUSINESS:
1. Report from the Planning Department regarding a
GPA 82 -1
proposed AMENDMENT TO THE NEWPORT BEACH GENERAL
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PLAN, initiated by the City of Newport Beach, to
increase the allowable number of residential units
on the NORTH FORD SITE and to designate a park
northerly of Eastbluff Drive Extended, was pre-
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A rendering of the proposed project was displayed.
Council Member Strauss indicated he felt more
information was needed on this subject, and there-
fore, moved to defer this item to June 14, 1982.
Following discussion, the motion was voted on and
FAILED.
Ia view of the foregoing, motion was made to
initiate the requested General Plan Amendment and
direct staff to set this item for public hearing
before the Planning Commission after preparation of
any necessary environmental documents.
2. Report from the City Clerk regarding REFERENDUM
PETITIONS - GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT NO. 81 -1,
BANNING - NEWPORT RANCH PLANNED COMMUNITY, was
presented.
Report from the City Attorney, regarding referendum
on GPA 81 -1 (Banning - Newport Ranch), was presented.
Accepted the Registrar of Voters certificate of
sufficiency to the referendum petitions submitted
April 12, 1982, protesting City Council adoption of
Resolution No. 82 -41; and directed staff to prepare
a resolution rescinding subject General Plan
Amendment, and a resolution calling for an election
concerning subject General Plan Amendment, for
consideration on June 14, 1982.
3. NOMINATIONS FOR BOARD AND COMMISSION VACANCIES by
the Appointments Committee, for appointment by the
City Council on June 14, 1982, were presentdd.
Memoranda from Police Chief Gross and Fire Chief
Reed regarding appointment to the Civil Service
Board, were presented.
Motion was made to approve the slate of nominees
as follows:
Board of Library Trustees
Kent Steckmesser
Marcia Fouladi
City Arts Commission
Patricia Kendrick
Bunny Crosson
Ervin (Bud) Pasley (A. Z. Taft resigna -
Molly Lunch tion)
Civil Service Board of Trustees
Michael Mitchell
Donald Preston
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Robert Hopkins
Orlando Ludovise
William O'Keeffe
James Capretz
Planning Commission
David Goff
James Person, Jr.
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o Council Member Hummel stated that he would like
to add the name of Allan Beek to the list of
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Motion x Following discussion of Council Policy A -4 (Board
and Commission Appointments), an amendment was
made to the motion to add the name of Allan Beek,
as requested, subject to the condition that said
nomination does not conflict with any existing
City Council policy.
All Ayes The amendment was voted on and carried.
All Ayes The motion to approve the slate of nominees as
recommended by the Appointments Committee was
voted on and carried.
K. ADDITIONAL BUSINESS:
1. There being no objections, the City Attorney was
directed to research and report back as to whether
it was legal for political action groups to con-
duct fund - raising events on City property, as
requested by Council Member Plummer.
The meeting was adjourned at 11:35 p.m.
May
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