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DA: August 8, 1983
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Barretts
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U/P 1717(A)
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Mayor Hart presented a Permaplacqued Certificate
of Appreciation to Douglas Ammerman, former Parks,
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Beaches and Recreation Commissioner.
A. ROLL CALL.
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B. The reading of the Minutes of the Meeting of
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July 25, 1983, was waived, approved as
written, and ordered filed.
Motion
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C. The reading in full of all ordinances and
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resolutions under consideration was waived,
and the City Clerk was directed to read by
titles only.
D. HEARINGS:
1. Mayor Hart opened the public hearing to
gather testimony and make a determination as
to whether or not BARRETTS SALOON AND
RESTAURANT (E.GADS), located at.2100 West
Ocean Front, is being operated in compliance
with the Conditions of Approval of USE PERMIT
NO. 1717(AMENDED), which allows a restaurant
with live entertainment and dancing at that
location.
Report from the Planning Department, was
presented.
The City Clerk advised that after the
printing of the agenda, information was
received from the applicant relative to work
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recently done at E.gads with respect to noise
attenuation.
It was noted that at the City Council meeting
of July 25, 1983, the Council received
several written complaints from Rex Chandler,
owner of The Rex restaurant, regarding noise
and vibration created by the live
entertainment at E.gads. There was also
testimony that E.gads was allowing noise to
escape to the outside by keeping the front
door to the street open.
Lt. Chandler of the Newport Beach Police
Department, advised that they were not
opposed to E.gads maintaining their dance and
entertainment license, as they had not
received a great number of complaints with
respect to noise, and did not consider E.gads
a chronic problem. He added that the noise
level was significantly less than similar
establishments in the same area.
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It was pointed out during discussion that as
Barrette
of July 1, Richard Laurence, owner of the
Saloon/
McFadden building in which E.gads is located,
E.gads
has failed to purchase the twelve annual
parking permits required as a condition of
the original use permit, which allows the
live entertainment in E.gads, and the
expansion of The Rex restaurant. If the
noise and vibration problems are solved, the
parking permit problem remains to be the only
violation in need of correction.
.James Parker, 1201 Dove Street, Attorney
representing E.gads, addressed the Council
and reported that Mr. Barrett, operator of
E.gads, has taken steps in order to solve the
noise problem in which:
1) The interior walls and ceiling of
the corridor between the kitchens
of the two restaurants have been
insulated and acoustical tile
applied;
2) A heavy drape has been hung at the
end of the corridor; and
3) Two layers of pad and a heavy
carpet has been installed on the
bandstand to reduce vibration.
With respect to the condition of approval
requiring the front doors and windows to
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remain closed during hours of music, Mr.
Parker advised that they have had a
"mechanical" problem with the front door
which will soon be repaired. It was also the
applicant's understanding that the doors
could remain open in between sets of live
music at which time prerecorded music is
played. Mr. Barrett now understands that the
doors are to remain closed when any type of
music is being; played. He added that live
music is only played four nights a week, and
on Sunday's The Rex restaurant is closed.
Mayor Pro Tem Maurer commented that the
prerecorded music played in between the sets
of live music was very loud and amplified.
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Dan Carlton, 695 Town Center Drive, Costa
Mesa, Attorney representing Richard Lauren
owner of the McFadden building and new hot
which adjoins The Rex restaurant and E.gad
addressed the Council and advised that the
in -lieu parking fees referred to earlier i
discussion will be paid tomorrow. With
respect to the noise from E.gads, he state
it was "totally unacceptable," and can be
heard in the hotel which is soon to be
opened. He introduced John Van Houten,
Consulting Engineer in Acoustics, who
distributed a summary of findings relative
noise control within the McFadden building
Mr. Van Houten stated that the noise
measurements were obtained at the subject
building on Saturday night, August 6, 1983
between 10 p.m. and 11 p.m., and indicated
that with the band playing at E.gads,
excessive levels were experienced on the
sidewalk of West Ocean Front, at hotel roc
above E.gads, and at The Rex restaurant ne
to E.gads.
Reference was also made to a report by Mr.
Van Houten dated April 24, 1979, to Thirti
Street Architects on the subject of noise
assessment, the impact of live music withi
the restaurant, and noise control for hote
units at the McFadden building. He stated
that recommendations were provided in the
1979 report which, when implemented, would
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reduce the excessive noise to acceptable
levels. In particular, the recommendation
he felt needed to be considered are:
1) Live entertainment should be
limited to three (3) musicians;
2) The sound level exceeded 10% of
time during the playing of the
musicians should not exceed 80
dB(A); and
3) All windows should be fixed
assemblies with a noise reductio
of 30 dB.
Mr. Van Houten answered questions regardin
the above report.
During discussion it was indicated by some
Council Members that the problem of "insid
noise within the McFadden structure, was n
a City responsibility and was a
landlord /tenant responsibility.
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Mr. Carlton addressed the Council again and
stated that Mr. Laurence is very concerned
with the operation of E.gads and hopeful of
its success. He suggested this item be
referred to the Planning Department in
order that Messrs. Barrett and Laurence, and
the sound engineers can get together and work
out a reasonable solution prior to the
opening of Mr. Laurence's new hotel.
Rex Chandler, operator of The Rex restaurant
adjacent to E.gads, addressed the Council and
stated that he took over the restaurant last
July. He stated that even though
improvements have been made in an attempt to
reduce noise, the sound attenuation is not
sufficient. He stated his business is
suffering, as the music still carries through
the hallway and can be heard by those dining
in the restaurant.
John Shay, 2214 W. Ocean Front, addressed the
Council and expressed his concern of the
outside noise from E.gads. He stated that he
drove by E.gads this past Saturday evening at
10:40 p.m., and noticed three windows opened
six to eight inches.
John Hillard, Consulting Engineer in
Acoustics, Santa Ana, addressed the Council
and stated that he was requested by Mr.
Laurence to review the noise considerations
in the overall McFadden building. He
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referred to the California Noise Insulation
Standards adopted August 22, 1974. He felt
these standards should be reviewed by the
City Council on the basis that, "is the City
of Newport Beach involved in administering
these standards to protect persons within new
hotels, motels, apartment houses and
dwellings, other than single - family detached
dwellings ?" lie advised that he measured the
noise level in the new hotel, as well as the
noise level from the band, and his
measurements were the same as Mr. Van
Houten's.
With respect to the City conforming to
California Noise Insulation Standards, the
City Attorney stated he would assume that the
Building Department in reviewing plans,
conform to all applicable State standards.
However, inasmuch as the subject hotel is not
a "new" hotel and only a remodeling of an
existing structure, he would have to defer
that question to the Building Department.
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Mr. Parker addressed the Council again and
stated he was hopeful that a reasonable
solution could be worked out between the
tenant and landlord. He referred to, and
discussed a report included with the staff
report from Don Cicchetti, Sound Consultant,
relative to ambient noise levels measured at
E.gads on April 11, 1982. He stated that
said report was provided by Mr. Laurence in
1982 to the City for consideration in the
granting of E.gads' permit. He urged the
Council to take action at this time.
Mr. Van Houten addressed the Council again
and stated that he had contacted Mr.
Cicchetti as he felt his noise study was
rather incomplete and did not represent to
him a satisfactory assessment of the noise
problem. In discussing the study with Mr.
Cicchetti, he quieried what type of
instrument was used to measure the noise
level, and also discovered that Mr. Cicchetti
had never performed such a study, and has not
since that time. He stated that Mr.
Cicchetti told him he was acting as an audio
technician for E.gads, installing amplifiers,
speakers, etc., and as a separate project,
was asked to do the subject noise study. Mr.
Cicchetti indicated to him he was not
qualified to perform such a study.
Hearing no others wishing to address the
Council, the public hearing was closed.
Motion was made to take no further action at
this time, with the provision that the use
permit, as it pertains to live entertainment
and dancing for Barretts Saloon and
Restaurant, shall be reviewed by the Planning
Commission at the end of one year.
Council Member Heather suggested the City
Council review the subject use permit in six
months, which was agreeable with the maker of
the motion.
Mayor Pro Tem. Maurer also included in his
motion, a request that the City Manager
report back at the next meeting, the status
of the in —lieu parking fees owed by Rick
Laurence.
The motion, as amended, was voted on and
carried.
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2. Mayor Hart opened the public hearing
Vacation
regarding VACATION OF STREET RIGHT -OF -WAY FOR
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THE CONVERSION OF PUBLIC STREETS TO PRIVATE
STREETS WITHIN TRACT 10151 - HARBOR HILL.
Report from Public Works, was presented.
Motion
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Pursuant to recommendation from the staff,
All Ayes
motion was made to continue the hearing to
September 12, 1983.
E. PUBLIC COMMENTS:
1. Ann Mound, 3128 Country Club Drive, Costa
So. Coast
Mesa, Chairman of the Advocacy Committee,
Repertory
South Coast Repertory, addressed the Council
and expressed appreciation for the City's
financial support. She invited Council
Members to a special event to be held on
September 8, 1983, wherein recognition will
be given to Newport Beach.
2. Joe Padea, 2710 W. St. Andrews, Santa Ana,
PB&R/
addressed the Council and stated that for the
Tournament
past two years he has been a director for a
racquet ball tournament in Newport Beach.
The first tournament was sponsored by the
Parks, Beaches and Recreation Department. .
The second year he stated he was informed
that the tournament could not be sponsored by
the City, and he ran that tournament himself
and paid the rental fees. This year he was
Informed that a Special Events Permit would
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be needed, plus court fees, all totaling
$550.00. He stated that it would be
impossible to have the tournament this year
unless the rental fees were reduced, or
waived. He submitted a petition with 15
signatures of Newport Beach residents
adjacent to the racquet ball courts on 56th
and Seashore, supporting the tournament.
There being no objections, this request was
referred to the Parks, Beaches and Recreation
Commission for consideration at their meeting
of September 6, 1983.
F. CONSENT CALENDAR:
Motion
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The following actions were taken as indicated,
All Ayes
except for those items removed:
1. ORDINANCES FOR INTRODUCTION: None.
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2. RESOLUTIONS FOR ADOPTION:
(a) Resolution No. 83 -82 authorizing the
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Mayor and City Clerk to execute
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amendment to the assignment of lease
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regarding the Balboa Yacht Basin.
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(b) Resolution No. 83 -83 authorizing the
filing of a Supplementary Loan
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Application to the Department of Boating
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and Waterways in the amount of Eight
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Hundred Thousand Dollars ($800,000) for
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the redevelopment of the Balboa Yacht
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Basin; and authorizing the Mayor and
City Clerk to execute the Loan
Agreement. (Reports from Public Works
and Marine Departments)
3. CONTRACTS /AGREEMENTS:
(a) Authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to
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execute a Cooperative Agreement with the
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City of Irvine and The Irvine Company to
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fund the local portion of the San Diego
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Creek Sediment Monitoring Program; and
authorize the City Manager to execute a
Joint Funding Agreement with the United
States Department of Interior Geological
Survey for the subject program .
(Report from Public Works)
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4. COMMUNICATIONS - For referral as indicated:
(a) To Parks, Beaches and Recreation for
PRd
response:, letter from Larry Root
(62
regarding alleged damage to his
driveway, curb and gutter by parkway
tree.
(b) To Public Works for response, request
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for right -of -way access clarification
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regarding Lots 1 and 2, Tract 1210, from
attorney representing lessee, 7 -11
Rent -A -Car.
(c) To the Building Director for response,
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letter of complaint from Diana L.
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Waterman, regarding alleged hazards and
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annoyance of construction currently
taking place at 1508 West Oceanfront.
(d) To Fire Department for inclusion in the
Fil
records, letter of commendation from
John F. Bishop regarding.outstanding
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service of Firefighters and Paramedics
during recent emergency at their home.
(e) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
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(f) To Pending Legislation and Procedural
Legislation
Ethics Committee, request from Member of
(48)
the California Assembly Sam Farr, Santa
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Cruz and Monterey Counties for
endorsement and input for quality
projects regarding the Roberti- Z'berg
Open Space and Recreational Program.
(g) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
(h) To Planning Department for ongoing
Planning
study, letter from Friends of Oasis
(68)
regarding the Fifth Avenue Irvine
Company property adjoining the Oasis
Senior Center.
5. COMMUNICATIONS - For referral to the City
Clerk for inclusion in the records:
(a) Copy of letter to Assistant City
Attorney regarding the City's employee
health plans.
(b) Copy of Jan D. Vandersloot, M.D.'s
Letter to the Editor regarding
suggestions for smog reduction and solar
energy promotion.
(c) Copy of letter from Central Newport
Beach Community Association President
regarding recreational vehicles parking
problem and sidewalk safety on the Ocean
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Front, with response from City Manager.
(d) Orange County Division League of
California Cities Tentative Agenda for
the General Meeting of August 11, 1983.
(e) Minutes of June 22, and Preliminary
Agenda of August 10, 1983 - Local Agency
Formation Commission of Orange County.
(f) Application No. A830718 of Satterfield
Airport Transportation Service; and
General Telephone Company of California
application for Certificate of Public
Convenience and Necessity before the
State Public Utilities Commission.
6. CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES - For denial and
(36)
confirmation of the City Clerk's referral to
the claims adjuster:
(a) Monica L. Fraga for property damage,
Fraga
alleging damage to her vehicle and
vehicle tire and rim as result of
striking metal object and bole in
roadway at intersection of Flagship and
Patrice Road on June 20, 1983.
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(b) Charles Harrel for property damage,
Hartel
alleging right front tire damaged from
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coupling on temporary water pipes in
gutter of 105 -6th Street on July 12,
1983.
(c) Pacific Telephone for property damage,
Pacific
alleging FDI cabinet pedestal damaged by
Telephone
back.hoe operated by City Utilities
Department at 312 -8th Street on April.
22, 1983.
For Rejection- -not timely filed:
(d) Ray R. :Donald for property damage,
Donald
alleging City crews splashed black
substance on rear of dwelling in alley
near 1717 E. Balboa Boulevard on
December 13, 1982.
7. SUMMONS AND COMPLAINTS - For denial and
(36)
confirmation of the City Clerk's referral to
the claims adjuster:
(a) Susan Ramsey, Orange County Superior
Ramsey
Court Case No. 40- 83 -85.
8. REQUEST TO FILL PERSONNEL VACANCIES: (Report
(66)
from the City Manager)
(a) One Emergency Equipment Dispatcher,
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(b) One Secretary, City Manager's Office.
(c) One Typist -Clerk I, Senior Citizens,
Recreation Division.
(d) One Refuse Crewman, General Services
Department.
9. STAFF AND COMMISSION REPORTS: None.
10. PUBLIC HEARING SCHEDULING: None.
11. Removed from the Consent Calendar.
12. SOUND AMPLIFYCATION /SPECIAL EVENTS PERMIT FOR
Permits
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DISTRICT ASSEMBLIES OF
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GOD - Uphold staff's approval of application
for Friday, August 12, 1983 at Gazebo and
lawn area, adjacent to the Balboa Pier, at
3:00 - 4:15 p.m. (Report from Business
License Supervisor)
13. GARAGE BUILDING 16TH STREET UTILITIES SERVICE
16th St
YARD (C -2396) - Approve the plans and
Garage/
specifications; and authorize the City Clerk
Utilities
to advertise for bids to be opened at 11:00
C -2396
a.m., on August 30, 1983. (Report from
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14. RESUBDIVISION NO. 637 - Uphold staff's
Resub 637
recommendations 1 - 6, as enumerated in their
(84)
report regarding approval of Subdivision
Agreement guaranteeing completion of the
public improvements required of Resubdivision
No. 637 (Parcel No. 1, Parcel. Map 45 -10
(Resubdivision No. 3111 and portion of Block
92 and 93, Irvine's Subdivision located at
1601 San Miguel Drive, on the northeasterly
side of San Joaquin Hills Road, between
MacArthur Boulevard and San Miguel Drive in
Harbor View Hills). (Report from Public
Works)
15. DESILTING BASIN AT BIG CANYON RESERVOIR
Big Canyon
(C -2384) - Approve the plans and
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specifications; and authorize the City Clerk
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to advertise for bids to be opened at 11
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a.m., on September 1, 1983. (Report from
Public Works)
16. Removed from the Consent Calendar.
17. RESUBDIVISION NO. 740 - Uphold staff's
Resub 740
recommendations 1 - 2, as enumerated in the
(84)
staff report regarding completion of the
public improvements required with
Resubdivision No. 740 (Lot 17, Block 132,
Resubdivision of Corona del Mar, located at
217 Fernleaf Avenue on the southwesterly
corner of Fernleaf Avenue and Seaview Avenue
in Corona del Mar). (Report from Public
Works)
18. PRELIMINARY REPORT ON PROPOSED CHINA COVE
China Cove/
UTILITIES UNDERGROUNDING SPECIAL ASSESSMENT
Undgr Utlts
DISTRICT (ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO. 56) -
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Direct staff to prepare a Resolution of
Intention for consideration by the City
Council on August 22, 1983. The proposed
resolution will determine that the public
convenience and necessity require the
undergrounding of public utilities in China
Cove by Special Assessment District
Proceedings; also determine that the
provisions of the Special Assessment
Investigation, Limitation and Majority
Protest Act of 1981, shall not'apply; and
will set a date for a public hearing.
(Report from Public Works)
19. SPECIAL CLEANUP AND BEAUTIFICATION REQUEST
Garbage/
FROM CORONA DEL MAR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE -
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Approve and authorize City to participate in
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drive for September 17 and 24, 1983.
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20. BUDGET AMENDMENTS:
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BA -003, $454,350.00 Increase in Budget
Appropriations decrease in Unappropriated
Surplus for Salary, Health and Life Premium,
and Retirement contribution increases;
General Fund.
BA -004, $53,705.00 Increase in Budget
Appropriations and decrease in Unappropriated
Surplus for Salary, Health and Life Premium,
and Retirement contribution increases; Park
and Recreation Fund.
BA -005, $41,050.00 Increase in Budget
Appropriations and decrease in Unappropriated
Surplus for Salary, Health and Life Premium,
and Retirement contribution increases;
Library Fund.
BA -006, $1,520.00 Increase in Budget
Appropriations and decrease in Unappropriated
Surplus; Tide and Submerged Land Fund.
BA -007, $33,440.00 Increase in Budget
Appropriations and decrease in Unappropriated
Surplus for Salary, Health and Life Premium,
and Retirement contribution increases; Water
Fund.
BA -008, $3,000.00 Transfer in Budget
Appropriations for additional funds to send
four Planning Commissioners to the Annual
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League of Cities Conference - October, 1.983,
San Francisco; Planning (Travel and Meetings)
Fund.
BA -009, $9,000.00 Increase and transfer in
Budget Appropriations - $4,000.00 (Art on the
Move fall program) Reserve for Art /Culture,
General Fund; and $5,000.00 (City Hall
Gallery Refurbishment) Nondepartmental
(Special Departmental Expense) Fund.
G. ITEMS REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR:
1. A letter from Nancy Skinner regarding "turn
right lane" near "Arches Bridge," was
presented.
In response to Council inquiry, the Director
of Public Works stated that, inasmuch as
Pacific Coast Highway is a State Highway,
representatives of his traffic staff would
meet with CalTrans regarding Ms. Skinner's
suggestion.
Motion
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In view of the foregoing, motion was made to
All Ayes
refer the subject letter to the Public Works
Department for response, with copy to
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Council.
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2. A letter from Corona del Mar Chamber of PW
Commerce, Board of Directors Member Dee (74)
Masters, regarding GPA 79 -1, Section 2.3, was
presented.
It was noted that the Board of Directors was
asking the City Council to request the County
to conduct a traffic study of the area
referred to in the letter, with the objective
of reinstating the Spyglass Hill Road (Canyon
Crest) extension on the Master Plan of
Streets and Roads.
It was also stated in the subject letter that
the City was provided with a copy of a letter
from the Chief, Special Studies Division,
Transportation Planning, State Department of
Transportation, Sacramento, dated May 15,
1981, which states: "At the present time,
CalTrans intends to retain Pacific Coast
Highway as a four lane conventional highway
from MacArthur Boulevard (Route 73) to Laguna
Canyon Road (Route 133) and beyond." The
letter from the State also suggests:
"Newport Beach may seek to relieve the
traffic situation with selected parking
prohibitions at key intersections during the
peak periods as suggested in both EIR's (LCP
and 80 -3)."
Council Member Agee pointed out that the City
Council is not in favor of removing any
parking on Pacific Coast Highway in Corona
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del Mar, and to his knowledge has never
supported the idea.
Motion
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Motion was made to refer the letter from the
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Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce to Public
Works Department for response, with the
request that the City's position be
emphasized with respect to parking
prohibition and a bypass for Corona del Mar.
Richard Nichols, 519 Iris Avenue, President,
Corona del Mar Community Association, addressed
the Council and expressed concerns about
General Plan Amendment 79 -1 with respect to
the deletion of Canyon Crest.
3. Report from Public Works recommending Oasis Prk
approval of plans and specifications for Grdg /5th Ave
OASIS PARK GRADING AND 5TH AVENUE STREET St Impvm
IMPROVEMENT BETWEEN JASMINE AND NARCISSUS C -2316
AVENUES (C- 2316), was presented. (38)
Richard Nichols, 519 Iris Avenue, President
of the Corona del Mar Community Association,
addressed the Council citing his concerns
with respect to the proposed project, and
suggested this item be held in abeyance until
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plans and specifications; and authorize the
City Clerk to advertise for bids to be opened
at 11 a.m., on August 31, 1983.
4. A report from the Marine Department Harbor Perm
recommending denial of HARBOR PERMIT 11135 -35/
APPLICATION 11135 -35 BY GORDON STRUBE to Strube
revise the residential float bayward of 1135 (51)
Linda Isle, which was deferred from Council
agenda of July 25, 1983, as requested by the
applicant, was presented.
Gordon Strube, 35 Linda Isle, applicant,
addressed the Council in support of his
request to create two slips bayward of his
property. He stated that he presently has a
single boat dock with his second boat stored
at Marina del Rey.
Mr. Strube made reference to Council Policy
H -1, Section ]..E of Harbor Permit Policy,
stating that Linda Isle is a guarded
community, and he felt that a second boat
dock would not impact parking. In addition,
the Linda Isle Association has regulations
against the renting, or lending of a boat
dock.
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Motion was made to refer this item to the
es
Tidelands Affairs Committee for review of the
existing Harbor Permit Policy, and report
back on August 22, 1983.
H. ORDINANCES FOR ADOPTION: None.
I. CONTINUED BUSINESS:
1. BICYCLE TRAILS CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE. BT /CAC
(24)
Motion
x
Motion was made to defer (District 1) Council
All Ayes
Member Strauss's appointment to September 12,
1983..
2. ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY CITIZENS ADVISORY EQ /CAC
COMMITTEE. (24)
Motion
x
Motion was made to defter (District b) Council
All Ayes
Member Agee's appointment to August 22, 1983.
J. CURRENT BUSINESS: None.
K. ADDITIONAL BUSINESS: None.
The meeting adjourned at 9:20 p.m.
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