HomeMy WebLinkAbout07/23/1984 - Regular MeetingCOUNCIL MEMBERS
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
PLACE: Council Chambers
TIME: 7:30 P.M.
d DATE: July 23, 1984
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A. ROLL CALL.
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B. The reading of the Minutes of the
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Meeting of July 9, 1984 was waived,
approved as written, and ordered filed.
Motion
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C. The reading in full of all ordinances
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and 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
regarding PLANNING COMMISSION AMENDMENT
NO. 608, a request of BILL LANGSTON,
Newport Beach, to amend the NEWPORT
PLACE PLANNED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
STANDARDS so as to transfer the
remaining 4,130 sq. ft. of allowable
building area from "General Commercial
Site 4," to "Professional and Business
Offices Site 5." Property located at
the northwesterly corner of MacArthur
Boulevard and Newport Place Drive. This
proposal also includes the acceptance of
an Environmental Document and AMENDMENT
NO. 8 to the NEWPORT PLACE TRAFFIC
PHASING PLAN.
Report from the Planning Department, was
presented.
Bill Langston, Applicant, addressed the
Council and stated that he was in
concurrence with the recommendations set
forth in the staff report and was
available for questions.
Hearing no one else wishing to address
the Council, the public hearing was
closed.
Motion
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Motion was made to adopt Resolution No.
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84 -79 amending the Newport Place Planned
Community Development Standards and
accept the Environmental Document.
2, Public hearing and City Council Review
of:
A. RESUBDIVISION NO. 773 -
Request of PULASKI AND ARITA,
Newport Beach, to resubdivide
an existing parcel of land
into a single parcel for
residential condominium
Purposes, and the acceptance
of an Environmental Document;
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PCA 608
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Res 84 -79
Resub 773,
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3091(R)
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RCD Perm #8
B. USE PERMIT NO. 3091 (REVISED)
- Request of PULASKI AND
ARITA, Newport Beach, to
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permit the construction of a
four unit residential
condominium development and
related garages on property
located at 1319 East Balboa
Boulevard, in the R -3
District. The proposal also
includes a modification to the
Zoning Code so as to allow a
reduced width for a proposed
parking access drive in
conjunction with extra wide
garages;
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C. RESIDENTIAL COASTAL
DEVELOPMENT PERMIT NO. 8 -
Request of PULASKI AND ARITA,
Newport Beach, to consider a
Residential Coastal
Development Permit for the
purpose of establishing
project compliance for a four
unit residential condominium
development pursuant to the
Administrative Guidelines for
the implementation of the
State Law relative to low- and
moderate- income housing within
the Coastal Zone.
Report from the Planning Department, was
presented.
The City Manager summarized the staff
report, noting that this project was
before the City Council on May 14, 1984,
and referred back to the Planning
Commission at that time. The applicant
has revised his previous use permit
application, which now conforms to the
24/28 foot height limit on the front
one -half of the lot, the 28/32 foot
height limit on the rear one -half of the
lot, and all required building setback
requirements, including no garage
encroachments in the four -foot easterly
side yard as originally proposed. This
project was unanimously approved by the
Planning Commission at its meeting of
June 21, 1984.
In response to Council Member Strauss's
inquiry regarding the "infeasibility" to
provide low- or moderate - income housing
in connection with this project,
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reference was made to the Affordable
Housing Feasibility Analysis performed
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3091(R)
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RCD Perm #8
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by Tarautello & Company, February 8,
Resub 773/
1984, wherein Page 17 states, in part,
U/P 3091(R)/
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the following:
RCD Perm$8
"As evidenced by the preceding
Proforma Cash Flows and as
summarized below, the estimated
rate of return under the six
scenarios range between (5.9)
percent and (41.2) percent) ....
"In summation, in a financial world
where high -grade corporate bonds
are yielding 12 percent or more,
with :full liquidity and no
management requirements, our most
recent experience in the evaluation
of development projects for similar
clients suggests required rates of
return in excess of 50 percent on
invested capital over the term of
the project.. It is evident that
none of the previous scenarios
approach this benchmark, and we
strongly recommend that no
affordable unit requirement be
imposed upon the 1317 E. Balboa
Boulevard development."
Rolly Pulaski, Applicant, addressed the
Council, and stated that the project was
modified in design to meet the
conditions that were objected to by the
Planning Commission. The project
eliminates what they consider three
substandard dwelling units on a parcel
of property which provides no parking,
and replaces it with a new development
which has the required parking, and a
better access to the property than
currently exists.
John Jensen, 1303 E. Balboa Boulevard,
addressed the Council in opposition to
the project. He stated that he felt
four units was too much density, and
that there would not be adequate parking
if each tenant were to have two
automobiles. He pointed out the
location on the map, noting this project
was at the narrowest part of the
Peninsula.
During discussion, it was brought out
that pursuant to the zoning code, seven
units could be built on the subject
property.
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Barney Larks, 1901 Beryl Lane, addressed
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the Council and expressed his concern
U/P 3091(R)/
over the loss of rental units throughout
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the City, and the need to provide more
senior citizen housing.
Dr. Kenneth Cohen, 1313 E. Balboa
Boulevard, addressed the Council and
stated that he felt four units was too
dense for the area and that only two
units should be allowed.
John Blaich, 2601 Bayshore Drive,
addressed the Council and stated he owns
property at 1317 E. Balboa Boulevard,
adjacent to the subject parcel, which is
also zoned R -3. He stated he felt the
proposed project was a "good plan" and
urged approval.
Lillian Kamph, 1320 E. Ocean Front,
addressed the Council in opposition to
the project. She stated that, if this
project were approved as requested, the
owner of 1317 E. Balboa Boulevard,
adjacent to the subject parcel, could
request a similar type approval and
urged the Council to not approve the
project.
Hearing no others wishing to address the
Council, the public hearing was closed.
Discussion ensued with respect to the
zoning of the subject property, wherein
the City Attorney advised that if
residents in the community were
interested in initiating a zone change
on a certain parcel of land, it must be
appealed to the Planning Commission and
City Council. However, a zone change
can also be initiated by the property
owner, City Council, or Planning
Commission.
Council Member Strauss expressed his
concern relative to the zoning on the
Peninsula, and suggested consideration-
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be given to establishing an ad hoc
committee to study the issue.
Motion
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Following comments, motion was made to
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sustain the recommendation of the .
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Planning Commission to approve the
subject applications.
There being no objections, the
feasibility of down- zoning certain
properties on the Peninsula was
scheduled for the August 13, 1984 study
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session.
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3. Mayor Hart opened the public hearing
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regarding PROPOSED UNDERGROUND UTILITIES
DISTRICT NO. 10(vicinity of East Balboa
Underground
Utilities
Boulevard at "I11 Street).
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Report from Public Works Department, was
presented.
It was pointed out that Henry
Segerstrom, owner of several parcels of
property located between East Balboa
Boulevard and East Bay Avenue at "I"
Street, has offered to pay for
undergrounding overhead utilities in the
public rights -of -ways if the City would
form an Underground Utilities District.
The total estimated cost of the project
is:
1. Mr. Segerstrom $100,000
2. Other property owners
for converting .
individual service
connections:
9 @ $1,500 each 13,500
3. Funds derived from
utility companies
under the Rule in
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P.U.C. Case 8209 None
4. Public funds None
Estimated Total Cost $113,500
Henry Segerstrom, 1617 E. Bay Avenue,
addressed the Council in support of his
request.
Hearing no others wishing to address the
Council, the public hearing was closed.
Motion
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Motion was made to adopt Resolution No.
Res 84 -80
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84 -80 establishing Underground Utilities
District No. 10.
4. Mayor Hart opened the public hearing
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regarding REPORT AND ASSESSMENTS FOR.
Fire Dept
ABATEMENT OF WEEDS AND OTHER NUISANCES.
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Report from Fire Department, was
presented.
The City Clerk advised that after the
agenda was printed, a letter was
received from Rose A. Tinney, regarding
Assessor's Parcel No. 050- 323 -04,
protesting the assessment to be levied
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against said property for the June 26,
1984 cleanup.
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Russell Cheek of the Fire Department,
Weed Abtm
addressed the Council and reported that
Ms. Tinney was notified prior to the lot
being cleaned, as well as after, and was
given approximately one month to respond
and /or have the lot cleaned by other
means.
Mr. Cheek displayed photographs
depicting the subject parcel before and
after cleaning.
Hearing no others wishing to address the
Council, the public hearing was closed.
Motion
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Motion was made to adopt Resolution No.
Res 84 -81
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84 -81 confirming the report of the Fire
Chief concerning the cost of the
abatement of weeds and other nuisances
and requesting the Auditor - Controller of
Orange County to enter the amount of
each assessment referred to in said
report on the County Tax Roll.
5. Mayor Hart opened the public hearing
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regarding AMENDMENT NO. 5 TO THE NEWPORT
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BEACH LOCAL COASTAL PROGRAM LAND USE
PLAN.
Report from the Planning Department, was
presented.
It was noted that, at its meeting of
July 11, 1984; the Coastal Commission
considered three of the City approved
amendments. The North Ford and CalTrans
West projects were approved as
submitted. However, the Corona del Mar
School site development was approved
with the condition that the City's Local
Coastal Program be further amended to
include a "High- Density Residential"
land use category and that this
designation be applied to the Corona del
Mar School site.
Hearing no one wishing to address the
Council the public hearing was closed.
Motion
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Motion was made to adopt Resolution No.
Res 84 -82
All Ayes
84 -82 approving AMENDMENT NO. 5 to the
NEWPORT BEACH LOCAL COASTAL PROGRAM LAND
USE PLAN, so as to add a "High Density
Residential" designation to the
Residential Land Use category, which
would permit a density of ten to fifteen
dwelling units per acre, and apply said
designation to the CORONA DEL MAR SCHOOL
SITE.
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E. PUBLIC COMMENTS:
1. Barbara Allen, 1726 Marguerite Avenue,
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Library Assistant at Corona del Mar
Branch Library, addressed the Council
regarding the cost of living difference
between the J -1 Cities, and the salaries
paid to Newport Beach City employees.
F. CONSENT CALENDAR:
The following actions were taken as
indicated, except for those items removed:
1. ORDINANCES FOR INTRODUCTION:
None.
2. RESOLUTIONS FOR ADOPTION:
(a) Resolution No. 84 -83 implementing
salary and benefit increases for
employees who are members of the
Newport Beach Firefighters
Association (NBFA). (Report from
Personnel Director)
(b) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
3. CONTRACTS /AGREEMENTS:
(a) Award Contract No. 2443 to George
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Dakovich & Son, Inc., for a total
price bid of $157,250 for UPPER
NEWPORT BAY WATER MAIN CROSSING
REPAIR; and authorize the Mayor and
the City Clerk to execute said
contract. (Report from Public
Works)
4. COMMUNICATIONS - For referral as
indicated:
(a) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
(b) Removed from the Consent Calendar.
(c) To Planning Department for
response, letter from Don Williams
opposing Rosso project.
5. COMMUNICATIONS - For referral to the
City Clerk for inclusion in the records:
(a) Newport Beach Rentals /Tours, Inc.
update regarding their application
No. 84 -06 -059 before the California
State Public Utilities Commission.
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(b) Notice of Newport Center
Association 1984 Candidates Forum,
and Voter Registration Drive for
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Newport Beach.
(c) Minutes of the Local Agency
Formation Commission of Orange
County for June 6, 1984.
(d) Orange County Board of Supervisors
notice of Public Hearing regarding
reorganization of Orange County
Cemetery Districts designated
"Orange County Reorganization No.
72,11
(e) Orange County League of California
Cities notice of Division
Appointments and Annual Conference
Resolutions Process.
(f) Greyhound Lines, Inc., regarding
Application No. 84 -06 -076 filed
June 22, 1984..
(g) Southern California Edison Company
(amended) application 1183 -12 -02
before the State of California
Public Utilities Commission.
(h) Southern California Edison
Company's Docket 1182 -LMR -1 before
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the State Energy Resources
Conservation /Development Commission
regarding reconsideration of CEC
Order 1184- 0404 -11.
(i) Group W Cable, Inc. "Petition for
Special Relief" before the Federal
Communications Commission.
6. CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES - For denial and _
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confirmation of the City Clerk's
referral to the claims adjuster:
(a) Daniel Roy Moore for personal
Moore
injuries as a result of arrest,
alleging police officers used
excessive and unnecessary force on
April 5, 1984, at the Newport Beach
Pier.
(b) Charlette Peterson for property
Peterson
damage alleging City truck caught
her vehicle's fender while parked
on 1580 E. Ocean Boulevard on June
11, 1984.
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7. SUMMONS AND COMPLAINTS - For denial and
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confirmation of the City Clerk's
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referral to the claims adjuster:
(a) Declaratory Relief, Temporary
Loomis Foods
Restraining Order, Preliminary
Inc /dba
Injunction and Permanent Injunction
Park Bar /Grl
from Loomis Foods, Inc., dba The
Park Bar and Grill, Orange County
Superior Court Case No. 43- 17 -89.
(b) Phillip J. Walker for Damages,
Walker
Orange County Superior Court, Case
No. 43- 21 -79. Claim was denied by
City Council on May 14, 1984.
8. REQUEST TO FILL PERSONNEL VACANCIES:
(Report from the City Manager)
None.
9. STAFF AND COMMISSION REPORTS - For
Council information and approval:
(a) Report from City Attorney regarding
O'Donnell &
ESTIMATE FOR LEGAL SERVICES FOR
Gordon
TWO -MONTH PERIOD FROM O'DONNELL &
C -2331
GORDON.
(38)
(b) BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS - ANNUAL
Bds /Cmsns
ELECTION OF OFFICERS:
Ofcrs'84 /85
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1) Civil Service Board;
2) Parks, Beaches and Recreation
Commission;
3) Planning Commission;
4) Library Board of Trustees.
(c) Report from Public Works regarding
SJoaquin Hls
authorizing the Mayor to transmit a
Trnsptn Crdr
letter to the Orange County
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Environmental Management Agency
providing City input to the scoping
process-for the SAN JOAQUIN HILLS
TRANSPORTATION CORRIDOR EIS.
10. PUBLIC HEARING SCHEDULING:
None.
11. INSTALLATION OF TRAFFIC SIGNALS AND
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SAFETY LIGHTING AT THE INTERSECTION OF
Lgtg Instl
SUPERIOR AVENUE AND TICONDEROGA
Superior /Tic
STREET /NICE LANE (C -2455) - Approve the
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plans and specifications; and authorize
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the City Clerk to advertise for bids to
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be opened August 15, 1984, at 11:30 a.m.
(Report from Public Works - Traffic
Engineering)
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12. INSTALLATION OF TRAFFIC SIGNALS AND
Lgtg Instl
SAFETY LIGHTING AT THE INTERSECTION OF
BIRCH AND QUAIL STREETS AND MODIFICATION
Birch &
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TO VARIOUS OTHER TRAFFIC SIGNALS
Quail
(C -2454) - Approve the plans and
C -2454
specifications; and authorize the City
(38)
Clerk to advertise for bids to be opened
at 11:00 a.m., August 15, 1984. (Report
from Public Works - Traffic Engineering)
13. RESUBDIVISION NO. 659 - Approve a
Resub 659
Subdivision Agreement guaranteeing
(88)
completion of the public improvements
required with Resubdivision No. 659; and
authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to
execute said agreement and release the
$1,500 Faithful Performance Certificate
of Deposit No. 2770 to the Bank of
Newport. (Report from Public Works)
14. ACCEPTANCE OF 1983 -84 SEWER MAIN
SwrMnRplcm
REPLACEMENT PROGRAM (C -2410) - Accept
°83 -84
the work; and authorize the City Clerk
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to file a Notice of Completion and
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release the bonds 35 days after Notice
of Completion has been recorded,
provided no claims filed. (Report from
Public Works)
15. ACCEPTANCE OF LITTLE BALBOA ISLAND
LtlBalbls
BRIDGE REHABILITATION (C -2209) - Accept
BrdgRehab
the work; and authorize the City Clerk
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to file a Notice of Completion and
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release the bonds 35 days after Notice
of Completion has been recorded,
provided no claims filed. (Report from
Public Works)
16. FERNLEAF AVENUE STORM DRAIN AND DAHLIA
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AVENUE SEWER MAIN REPLACEMENT (C -2431) -
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Approve the plans and specifications;
SwrMnRplcm/
and authorize the City Clerk to
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advertise for bids to be opened at 11:00
C -2431
a.m., August 16, 1984. (Report from
(38)
Public Works)
17. BICYCLE TRAILS CITIZENS ADVISORY
BT /CAC
COMMITTEE - Accept with regret
(24)
resignation of Ray Brandt from said
committee; City Clerk to publish vacancy
notice.
18. COUNCIL TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION AND EXPENSE
Cncl Expns
- Approve Council Member Ruthelyn
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Plummer's travel expense in the amount
of $352.20 for attendance at the Mayors
and Council Executive Council, Monterey,
CA from July 12 to July 13, 1984.
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19. BUDGET AMENDMENTS - For approval:
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BA -001, $7,500 - Increase in Budget
(25)
Appropriations for relocation of. the
Corona del Mar Transfer Station; General
Services -Field Maintenance Fund.
BA -002, $5,000 - Increase in Budget
Appropriations for Council approved
contribution to South Coast Repertory;
Nondepartmental Fund.
BA -003, $8,000 - Increase in Budget
Appropriations for yellow flashing light
at Balboa and 14th Street; General Fund.
BA -004, $1,159,480 - Increase in Budget
Appropriations and Net Decrease in
Unappropriated Surplus for salary and
retirement increases and capital
improvement carryover; General Fund.
BA -005, $74,415 - Increase in Budget
Appropriations and Decrease in
Unappropriated Surplus for salary and
retirement increases and capital
improvement carryover; Park and
Recreation Fund.
BA -006, $48,755 - Increase in Budget
Appropriations and decrease in
Unappropriated Surplus for salary and
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retirement increases; Library Fund.
BA -007, $75,000 - Increase in Budget
Appropriations and Decrease in
Unappropriated Surplus for salary and
retirement increases and capital
improvement carryover; Balboa Yacht
Basin Fund.
BA -008, $80,605 - Increase in Budget
Appropriations and Decrease in
Unappropriated Surplus for salary and
retirement increases and capital
improvements carryover; Water Fund.
BA -009, $450.00 - Transfer in Budget
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Appropriations for one -time trial basis
Sdwlk Cing
for Balboa Island sidewalk cleaning;
(25)
General Services Fund. (Report from
Executive Assistant to the City Manager)
G. ITEMS REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR:
1. Proposed resolution declaring the
Planning/
necessity of condemning a fee interest
No,Ford Prpt,
in a parcel of property on the North
(68)
Ford site for the development of low-
and moderate - income housing, was
presented with a report from the
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Planning Department.
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It was pointed out in the staff report
Planning/
that the proposed development agreement
No,Ford
will be Submitted to the Planning
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Commission and City Council in late
August, or early September. The
proposed development agreement
contemplates the use of CDBG funds to
acquire land within the North Ford
parcel in accordance with the following
program.
1) City would purchase, under threat of
condemnation, a parcel of land that
would otherwise have been devoted to the
construction of moderate income units;
2) City would reconvey the parcel to The
Irvine Company, for a nominal
consideration, with a commitment,
expressed in the form of a deed
restriction, that at least 50 dwelling
units affordable to persons of low
income would represent at least 51% of
the total dwelling units constructed on
site, and the units would remain
affordable to low income persons or
families for a period of ten years.
Income limits and maximum rents for the
low income units would be based on then
current HUD standards. If these units
were in place at this time, the
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following rents and income levels would
apply:
Rent
Income Maximum Maximum
1 Bedroom $21,600 $540 /month
2 Bedroom $27,000 $675 /month
The reduction in rents contemplated by
the land acquisition program would
result in a loss of income to the
property owner of approximately 1.2
million dollars. This figure does not
take into account additional costs that
may be incurred in the administration of
the affordable housing project, nor does
it include any expenses that may be
incurred in complying with the Federal
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laws or regulations applicable to the
project because of the use of CDGB
funds.
In response to question raised by
Council Member Strauss, Dave Dmohowski
of The Irvine Company responded that the
remaining 49% of units in the affordable
project would be rented at market rate.
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Edward Wale, Wale Development Company,
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addressed the Council and objected to
the adoption of the proposed resolution.
No. Ford
He read a statement prepared by his
attorney relative to items of concern to
which City Attorney Burnham responded.
Motion
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Following discussion, motion was made to
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adopt Resolution No. 84 -84 declaring the
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necessity of condemning a fee interest
in a parcel of property on the North
Ford site for the development of low -
and moderate- income housing.
Council Member Strauss stated for the
record the following:
"I voted 'no' on the motion not
because I am opposed to this
project per se, but because the
plan suggests affordability for a
10 -year period which, I feel, will
not accomplish anything over a long
period of time. It is my continued
hope that the City Council will
again look at the time period for
affordable housing with a view to a
longer - lasting period."
2. Letters in support of SPON's
Annexation/
resolution calling for Santa Ana Heights
SAna Heights
annexation from Dover Shores and Corona
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del Mar Community Associations, were
presented.
Motion
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Council Member Plummer stated this item
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was removed from the Consent Calendar in
error, and therefore, motion was made to
refer the subject letters to the
Planning Department for inclusion in the
records.
3. A letter from Nancy Skinner regarding
Planning
clarification of nonfamiliar terms used
(68)
in public notices, was presented.
Motion
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Council Member Plummer stated she felt
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Ms. Skinner's suggestions should be
reviewed by the staff, and therefore,
motion was made to refer the subject
letter to the Planning Department and
Planning Commission for report back.
H. ORDINANCES FOR ADOPTION:
None.
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I. CONTINUED BUSINESS:
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1. Report from Personnel Director regarding
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RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING INCREASE IN
Increase
COMPENSATION FOR NEWPORT BEACH CITY
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EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION, was presented.
(38)
Letter from the Newport Beach City
Employees Association President
regarding 1984 -85 Negotiations Impasse,
was presented.
Irene Butler, Vice President, Newport
Beach City Employees Association,
addressed the Council and submitted a
prepared statement regarding the
Association's decision to go to impasse.
Barbara Allen, Member of the Newport
Beach City Employees Association,
addressed the Council expressing her
concerns relative to the City's
negotiation process.
Motion
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Motion was made to adopt Resolution No.
Res 84 -85
All Ayes
84 -85 authorizing an increase in
compensation for members of the Newport
Beach City Employees Association,
retroactive to June 23, 1984.
2. Report from Public Works, dated April
Parking Perm
23, 1984, regarding WEST NEWPORT
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RESIDENTIAL PERMIT PARKING PROGRAM, was
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presented.
Letter from West of Orange Street
residents regarding proposal for a
Pacific Electric right -of -way, was
presented.
The City Clerk advised that after the
agenda was printed, a letter was
received from West Newport Beach
Association, suggesting this item be
tabled at this time.
Motion
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Council Member Plummer stated that there
are two groups of residents studying the
subject proposal, and she was hopeful
that a consensus for the area could be
reached in the near future. In view of
this, motion was made to take no action
other than to file the staff report.
Tom Christianson, 6507 Seashore Drive,
addressed the Council in support of the
proposal for a parking lot at the
subject location, stating he felt it
would be good primarily for safety
reasons and help relieve congestion in
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Jodi Page, 6903 Seashore Drive,
addressed the Council and requested and
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received a copy of the letter from West
Newport Beach Association. She
indicated she was in favor of tabling
the proposal at this time.
Wally Semeniuk, 6807 Seashore Drive,
addressed the Council and referred to a
letter and survey submitted to the City
Council dated June 25, 1984. He stated
that the residents west of Orange Street
feel the Pacific Electric right -of -way
should be turned into a greenbelt /park
with a bike trail along the north edge.
He stated that they do not feel a
parking lot would be appropriate at the
entrance to the City for the reasons as
set forth in their letter.
All Ayes
Following comments by Council Member
Plummer, the motion was voted on and
carried.
3. NOMINATIONS TO CITY ARTS COMMISSION FROM
Arts Cmsn
APPOINTMENTS COMMITTEE:
(24)
.Motion
x
Motion was made to confirm nominations
All Ayes
to:
CITY ARTS COMMISSION
•
Debra Polonsky OR Robert Allen
Carolyn A. Slayback OR Gail M. Poor
J. CURRENT BUSINESS:
1. Appointment to City Council Ad Hoc
Cncl Ad Hoc
AVIATION COMMITTEE:
Aviation
Cmte
Letter of resignation by Clarence Turner
(24)
as Homeowners Association
Representative on the Aviation
Committee, as a result of appointment to
the City Planning Commission, was
presented.
lotion
x
Motion was made to defer action on this
X11 Ayes
appointment to August 13, 1984.
2. Resolution establishing 1984 -85 Salaries
Personnel/
for City Manager, City Attorney and City
Mgmt Salry
Clerk, was presented.
Incrs
(66)
lotion
x
Motion was made to adopt Resolution No.
X11 Ayes
84 -86 establishing 1984 -85 Salaries for
Res 84 -86
City Manager, City Attorney and City
Clerk.
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K. ADDITIONAL BUSINESS:
n
x
1. Motion was made to schedule public
U/P 3071(A)
Ayes
hearing on August 13, 1984, for Use
Permit No. 3071(Amended).
Motion
x
2. Motion was made to schedule public
U/P 3101 &
All Ayes
hearing on August 27, 1984, for Use
RCD Perm#6
Permit No. 3101, and Residential
Coastal Development Permit No. 6.
Meeting adjourned at 9:50 p.m.
4 ayor
ATTEST:
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