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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09/13/1993 - Regular MeetingCITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCIL MEMBERS MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING TIME; 7:00 Council . Chambers � l � TIME: 7:00 P.M. I' S DATE: September 13, 1993 ROLL C LL INDEX Present X X Motion All Ayes M A es Motion All Ayes E • X X X X X X' X X ROLL CALL Reading of Minutes of Meeting of August 23, 1993, was waived, approved as written, and ordered filed. Reading in full of all ordinances and resolutions under consideration was waived, and City Clerk was directed to read by titles only. CONSENT CALENDAR The following items were approved, except for those items removed: ORDINANCES FOR INTRODUCTION Schedule for public hearing on September 27, 1993: 1. Proposed ORDINANCE NO. 93 -21, being, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING CHAPTER 5.14 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE PERTAINING TO AMBULANCE RFrmATIONS. [Report from Fire Chief] RESOLUTIONS FOR ADOPTION 2. Removed from the Consent Calendar. CONTRACTS AND AGREEMENTS 3. Removed from the Consent Calendar. 4. Approve the Orange County Graffiti Removal Agreement. [Report from General Services Director] 5. PERSONNEL VACANCIES - Report from Personnel Director. 6. CLAIMS - For Denial by the City Manager: Martin M. Balcazar, alleging hole in the street at 1500 block of alley east of Rutland Road, caused tire damage, etc., on August 5, 1993, plus he struck two other vehicles as a result of open manhole with broken lid. Henry Seymour Beek, alleging his car was towed and placed in storage by the Police Officer responding to call, who considered car to be blocking driveway on Via Ithaca, Lido Isle on July 24, 1993; and as a result, claimant is seeking reimbursement for towing, storage fees, and bail for parking citation. Grace Blagdon, alleging personal injuries as a result of tripping over large depression surrounding sprinkler head at 1817 Bedford Lane, on May 19, 1993. Kenneth Cogan, alleging he was rear - ended by City vehicle at 36th and Balboa Boulevard, on August 20, 1993. Volume 47 - Page 236 Ord 93 -21 Ambulance. Regs (27) 0/C Graffi ti Agm C -2959 (38) (66) (36) COUNCIL MEMBERS 3RNROLL • • CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH September 13, 1993 Reinardo Flores, alleging that while running in the 10th Anniversary Golden State Spirit Run, claimant stumbled and fell in the defective roadway near Newport Center Drive, on February 28, 1993. Lisa Ceisel and Frank Rhodes, alleging City Refuse Department picked up chair in error from 320 Seaward Avenue on August 26, 1993; seeking reimbursement for replacement. Scott Landt, alleging his vehicle was towed in error; Police Department did not check his registration in glove compartment at 40th Street and River Avenue, on March 21, 1993. Thomas F. Reynolds, alleging vehicle towed in error from Balboa Boulevard on February 27, 1993; seeking reimbursement of expenses. Application for leave to vresent late claim of Ronald Stalbaum, alleging he was riding his bicycle and hit a hole where a pole had once been on the Back Bay Bike path on August 21, 1992, resulting in personal injuries, etc. State Farm Insurance for Craig Mueller, alleging damage to vehicle as a result of work being done in area of Irvine Avenue on June 17, 1993 by City crews. Late claim of Mary G. Vaught, alleging personal injuries as a result of broken street surface in the 600 block of West Bay on August 20, 1992. Louise M. Williams, alleging personal injuries as a result of cutting her foot on sharp metal rim of Newport Center Library stepping stool on June 21, 1993. Iris Woeppel, alleging damage to vehicle as a result of work being done in area of 2226 Private Road on July 2, 1993. 7. Report from the City Manager concerning HUMAN SERVICES ORGANIZATION ASSISTANCE REQUESTS. 8. LIDO PARK BULKHEAD REPLACEMENT (C -2889) - Accept the work; authorise City Clerk to file a Notice of Completion- [Report from Public Works Department] VARIANCE NO. 1158 AT 2209 PACIFIC DRIVE, CORONA DEL MAR - Authorise City Clerk to release the faithful performance surety and the labor and materials surety (Cash deposit in the amount of $20,000.00 deposited into refundable Account No. 02- 217 -02 on July 6, 1990). [Report from Public. Works Department] Volume 47 - Page 237 01,1311 *� Budget (40) Lido Prk Blkhd Rpl C -2889 (38) Variance 1158 (91) CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCIL MEMBERS Rol _I_ CRLL S' September 13, 1993 • • C J MINUTES INDEX 'ermit/ .19 E Bay ?ront ;65) ;torm Drns, carious ; -2914 ;38) tesub 995 ;84) :dM Med .ndscp -2924 ,38) ipecial .vents (27) (40) (44) J/P 3505 (88) 10. ENCROACHMENT AGREEMENT - Approve construction and maintenance of private Improvements within the East Bay Front public rights -of -way adjacent to 119 East Bay Front, Balboa Island; and record subject agreement with County Recorder. [Report from Public Works Department] 11. VIA MARINA, NEWPORT EMS DRIVE WEST, KINGS ROAD, HARBOR ISLAND DRIVE, HARBOR ISLAND ROAD, AND DE SOLA TERRACE STORM DRAMS (C -2914) - Approve the plans and specifications; and authorise City Clerk to advertise for bids to be opened at 11:00 A.M. on September 30, 1993. [Report from Public Works Department] 12. RESUBDIVISION H0. 995 AT 300 EAST COAST HIGHWAY - Approve a subdivision agreement guaranteeing completion of the Public Improvements. [Report from Public Works Department] 13. CORONA DEL MAR MEDIAN LANDSCAPE (C -2924) - Accept the work; authorize City Clerk to file a Notice of Completion. [Report from Public Works Department] 14. Removed from the Consent Calendar. 15. SPECIAL EVENTS APPLICATIONS - Approve the applications for the 1993 Newport Seafest, September 11 - 19, subject to conditions in the staff report from Revenue Manager. 16. BUDGET AMENDMENTS BA -007, $1,535 - Increase in Budget Appropriations and Decrease in Budgetary Fund Balance to provide additional funds for SPECIAL REFUSE COLLECTION FOR RESIDENTS OF KASTBIAFF; General Services Fund. [Memorandum from General Services Director] RA -008, Removed from the Consent Calendar. PUBLIC HEARINGS 17. Mayor Turner opened the continued public hearing regarding: A. Use Permit No. 3505 - Request to permit the conversion of an existing 69 unit apartment project known as the Granville Apartments to residential condominiums, on property located in the Unclassified District; AND Volume 47 - Page 238 INDEX 'ermit/ .19 E Bay ?ront ;65) ;torm Drns, carious ; -2914 ;38) tesub 995 ;84) :dM Med .ndscp -2924 ,38) ipecial .vents (27) (40) (44) J/P 3505 (88) CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCIL MEMBERS MINUTES S' September 13, 1993 *k ROLL CRLL YWMY B. Tentative Mao of Tract No. 14839 - TMp Tr Request to subdivide a single parcel of 14839, land into two numbered lots for attached residential condominium purposes, seven numbered lots for detached residential condominium purposes, one numbered lot for landscaping purposes and a future manager's office, one lettered lot for private street purposes, and one lettered lot for private recreational purposes; AND C. Coastal Residential Development CRD #20 Permit No. 20 - Request to approve a Coastal Residential Development Permit for the purpose of establishing project compliance relative to the City's Low and Moderate Income Housing provisions, as they apply to the conversion of a 69 unit apartment project to condominiums, on property located in the Coastal Zone. Located as Parcel 1 of Parcel Map 10 -20 (Resubdivisions No. 233 and 240), 1001- 1147 Granville Drive, westerly of Newport Center Drive, in Newport Center. The Planning Director summarized the recycled staff report dated August 23, 1993. William Picker, Architect for the project and representing the applicant, • addressed the Council and stated they are in accord with the decision of the Planning Commission and concur in the conditions recommended by the staff. They feel it is an excellent project, good location, and one of substantial size which will benefit the City. In response to question raised by Council Member Hart regarding the relocating of older tenants, Mr. Picker stated that due to the size of this building, it will be a lengthy process moving tenants within the project while the refurbishing is taking place, and it could take as long as a couple of years until all the units are refurbished and sold. He stated he was not aware of any handicapped individuals in the building, but if there is a concern with respect to how they will be relocating these types of individuals, they are willing to meet with the City Attorney and staff and work out something equitable and acceptable to the City Council. Hearing no one else wishing to address the Council, the public hearing was closed. Mc x Motion was made by Mayor Pro Tem Watt to Al es approve Use Permit No. 3505, Tentative Map of Tract No. 14839 and Coastal Residential Development Permit No. 20, as recommended by the Planning Commission. Volume 47 - Page 239 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCIL MEMBERS September 13, 1993 Volume 47 - Page 240 MINUTES GPA 93 -2(E (45/94) PCA 783 U/P 1838.(A 3508 18. Mayor Turner opened the public hearing regarding: A. General Plan Amendment No. 93 -2(S) - Request of L.S.W. Ltd., to amend the Land Use Element of the General Plan to increase the development allocation in • Newport Place, Block I, by 1,080 square feet, from 99,538 sq. ft. to 100,618 sq.ft. so as to allow for outdoor dining in association with Pascal's Restaurant; AND B. Amendment No. 783 - Request to amend the Newport Place Planned Community District Regulations so as to delete the provisions, applicable to Building Sites 2, 3, and .5, which count one square foot of floor area devoted to restaurants as two square feet of the permitted commercial floor area; and which further restrict the allowable restaurant floor area on Building Sites 3 and 5 to 8,000 square feet each; AND C. Use Permit 10. 1838 (Amended) - Request to amend a previously approved use permit which permitted the establishment of a restaurant with on- sale beer and wine within the Newport Place Planned Community District. The applicant 'proposes to expand the "net • public area" of the restaurant by adding an outdoor dining area adjacent to the existing restaurant facility. The applicant also requests a waiver of a portion of the required offstreet parking spaces to accommodate the proposed expansion on property located at 1000 Bristol Street North; AND D. Use Permit No. 3508 - Request to permit the establishment of a combination take -out restaurant, catering, and wine store, with on -sale beer and wine, and incidental interior seating, on property located in the Newport Place Planned Community. The proposal also includes a request to waive a portion of the required off - street parking spaces. The Planning Director summarized the staff report. Jerry King, representing the applicant, addressed the Council and stated they have no objections to the staff's recommendations and are in agreement • with their findings and conditions. Nearing no one also wishing to address the Council, the public hearing was closed. Volume 47 - Page 240 MINUTES GPA 93 -2(E (45/94) PCA 783 U/P 1838.(A 3508 COUNCIL MEMBERS \ VA\1k 1A ROLL CALL N Motion All Ayes • • • X CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH MINUTES September 13, 1993 AM Motion was made by Mayor Turner to adopt Res 93 -68 Resolution No. 93 -68 approving General Plan Amendment 93 -2(E) amending the Land Use Element of the Newport Beach General Plan, so as to increase the development allocation in Block I of the Newport Place Planned Community by 1,080 square feet; AND adopt Resolution No. 93 -69 Res 93 -69 approving Amendaent No. 783 amending the Newport Place Planned Community District regulations so as to delete the provisions applicable to General Commercial Building Sites 2, 3, and 5, which regulate the amount of restaurant floor area permitted on each building site and increase the development allocation for General Commercial Site No. 3 from 48,300 sq. ft. to 49,380 sq. ft. ITEMS REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR AGENDA ITEM NO. 2. Report from Utilities Department San Joaqui recommending adoption of proposed Resery Prj resolution accepting the Certified Final (S9) Environmental Impact Report for the San Joaquin Reservoir project. Dolores Otting, 17 Hillsborough, addressed the Council and asked for clarification regarding the cost of the floating cover, if any, and if a fracture analysis has ever been completed on the reservoir. Jeff Staneart, Utilities Director, in response to the above, stated that the second amendatory agreement to the trust agreement that the City is a party to with respect to the San Joaquin Reservoir outlines that if the floating cover project is approved and implemented, Newport Beach's cost would be covered by an exchange of capacity ownership, wherein the City would trade a portion of its current capacity in the Reservoir for their share of the capital costs of doing a water quality improvement project. The estimates for the cost of the floating cover alternative are in the $19 to $21 million range. Newport Beach has a 2% capacity share in the reservoir and the value of the City's portion of the floating cover would be approximately one -half million dollars, although the cash cost to the City under that arrangement would be capacity and not dollars. With respect to the second question relative to whether or not a fracture analysis had ever been performed on the reservoir, Mr. Staneart advised that the Metropolitan Water District (MWD) staff operates the reservoir with two on -site personnel year - round. One of the operator's duties is to work with the State Division of Dam Safety every year to conduct a very detailed site assessment and an analysis of the underdrain system in the reservoir and Volume 47 - Page 241 COUNCIL MEMBERS 1444 Motion All Ayes • Motion All Ayes i X X CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH MINUTES September 13, 15193 to evaluate both the dam surface and whether or not there are any problems relating to its operation. The MUD has just recently taken the reservoir completely out of service and spent approximately eight months removing a number of years worth of silt and sediment that has built up in the reservoir, and did an even more thorough investigation of the bottom of the reservoir in anticipation of an improvement project, and found that there were no appreciable problems relating to its structural condition. In addition, the reservoir did just receive its annual certification from the Division of Dam Safety. Helen Karon, 3201 4th Avenue, Corona del Mar, addressed the Council regarding her sister at Pacific View Cemetery and her concerns about the San Joaquin Reservoir. Hearing no other comments, motion was made to adopt Resolution No. 93 -67 accepting the Certified Final Environmental Impact Report for the San Joaquin Reservoir project prepared by the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California (IMSC) . Q111LXl 93 -67 Report from Deputy City Manager Old Balboa recommending approval of listing Fire Sta/ agreement with Waterfront Homes, Inc., property 1(73) to sell old Balboa Island Fire Station at 323 Marine Avenue for $400,000 with a 4.75% commission. Ken Delino;, Deputy City Manager, advised that just this afternoon the City received an all cash offer on the subject property; and therefore, recommended this item be removed from the agenda at this time so that the offer can be processed. In view of the foregoing, motion was made to remove this item from the agenda as recommended, with staff to report back when deemed appropriate. 14. Report from Public Works Department concerning POLICE FACILITY ROOFING AND RVAC REPLACffiNT (C -2913) recommending City Council reject the bid of C.C.c.c Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc., as being non - responsive; and approve a budget amendment to transfer the Building Excise Tax appropriation for Balboa Island Fire Station; and award contract to ACR Mechanical Corporation. The Public Works Director advised that the.second low bidder on this project, TEAM Construction, has submitted a letter of protest to the City Attorney objecting to the award of contract to the low bidder ACR Mechanical Corporation, on the basis of the license held by ACR. As a result, the City Attorney has investigated the matter and prepared a report to the City Council. Volume 47 - Page 242 lice Fac, C -2913 (38) CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCIL MEMBERS NOVA0 �o� \\ September 13, 1993 Motion All Ayes • Motion All Ayes x x The City Attorney stated he believes that ACR has an appropriate license to perform the project and would recommend that the City Council in awarding the contract to ACR, make a finding that the Police Facility Roofing and HVAC Replacement project does require specialized engineering knowledge and skill within the perimeter of a Class A license. The Public Works Director also presented a Supplemental Report to the initial staff report, advising that the staff is recommending a slightly revised award of this contract in that the award would be for the base bid, plus item A3 only. The original staff recommendation included item Al; a different type of RVAC Unit. There will be an additional capital cost of $6,000; however, the estimated energy savings is $4,000 per year with the revised HVAC Units. The appropriate action would be to adopt the recommendations contained in the staff reports, with No. 3 being revised to include additional bid item A3 only, and to award said contract to ACR Mechanical Corporation in the amount of $460,832 and to authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the same. Hearing no further comments, Mayor Turner moved to approve the recommended actions as enumerated by the City Attorney and Public Works Director in the foregoing. 16. Report from General Services Director recommending approval of Budget Amendment 008, $41,650 - Increase in Budget Appropriations and Decrease in Budgetary Fund Balance for additional MAINTENANCE WORKER II AND PICKUP TRUCK for McFadden Square/Newport Pier. Motion was made by Mayor Turner to refer this item back to staff to obtain cost estimates by private contractor for maintenance of both Balboa and Newport Pier/McFadden Square areas. PUBLIC COMMENTS 1. Nancy Arakelian, Director of Marketing and Sales, South Coast Refuse /Integrated Recycling Systems, Irvine, addressed the Council and submitted a prepared statement regarding refuse removal and recycling mandates being met by South Coast Refuse. She stated they have every intention of meeting the goals of AB939, and are currently doing so through their recycling division, Integrated Recycling Systems. As far as the future goes, they will have no problem reaching 258 diverted tonnage by the allotted time frame. Volume 47 - Page 243 MINUTES (40) (44) Recycling CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCIL MEMBERS �j�r��f S' September 13, 1993 ROLL CfHLL • • Motion All Ayes 0 X 2. Harold Jasper, 1215 Sand Key, Treasurer, Newport Taxpayers Alliance - Committee against proposed Measure A for an Open Space Assessment District, addressed the Council in support of the Circulation Improvement and Open Space Agreement ( CIOSA) approved by the City Council last fall with The Irvine Company. He highlighted many of the City benefits contained in the agreement; compared maps of both sites (Newporter North and Upper Castaways) taken from the assessment district feasibility study and from the subject development agreement; and outlined their reasons for opposing the advisory vote in November. In conclusion, he stated that the "private plan" is a thinly disguised effort to change the City's General Plan through a back -door without formal public hearings, and an attempt to rescind the unanimously approved CIOSA and General Plan. 3. Dolores Otting, 17 Hillsborough, addressed the Council and stated she is still waiting for a response to a letter she had written concerning the City's recycling program and the franchise with Dimension Cable Television. The City Manager indicated he remembered the letter and advised Ms. Otting that she would 'be hearing from him soon. 4. Helen Karon, 3201 4th Avenue, Corona del Mar, addressed the Council in opposition to Measure A - Proposed Open Space Assessment District. 5. Council Member John Hedges referenced the cable television deregulation bill recently passed which gives cities limited authority to set cable rates. He stated Dimension Cable has written a letter to the City advising that they are not bound by City regulation because they serve only a portion of the community. It is true that both COMCAST and Dimension Cable Television Companies have City =wide franchises to serve the entire City, but neither of them do, and there is no overlap between service areas. In cities where there is true competition, the cost for cable service is much lower. 1.1_110_NTPF -1! 19. BICYCLE TRAILS CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE VACANCY. Motion was made by Council Member Watt to accept the resignation letter from Dorothy Beek with regret, and to defer appointment of her replacement to September 27, 1993 to fill the unexpired term ending December 31, 1993. Volume 47 - Page 244 MINUTES W11143 Measure A CNB Recyc- ling Measure A CATV BT /CAC (24) COUNCIL MEMBERS 1091VA\1k\X1`1A MR • 0 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH September 13, 15193 20. Proposed EMERGENCY ORDINANCE, being, AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUDICIL OF CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH PEH)=ING THE ISSUANCE OF REVENUE BONDS FOR THE PURPOSE OF PRESERVING LOW INCOME SENIOR HOUSING. The City Clerk advised that after the agenda was printed, a petition was received from residents throughout Newport Beach, as well as two letters, in support of the proposed emergency ordinance. The City Manager summarized his report regarding Bayside Village Mobile Home Park Financing, noting as follows: "At the City Council's last study session there was an extensive discussion of whether the City should act as the issuer of interim taxable financing to permit the current subleasees of the property to purchase the fee title of the property from The Irvine Company with the proceeds of the interim notes. At the conclusion of the discussion, the City staff was requested to further investigate this matter with representatives of Bayside Village, as well as analyzing and eliminating, insofar as possible, the risks to the City in issuing interim notes. "Following the Study Session of August 23, members of the City staff met again with representatives of Bayside Village to discuss these issues. On September 7, the City staff received a lengthy document from the attorney representing Bayside Village, Mr. Gerald Gibbs. On September 8, the memorandum from Mr. Gibbs was reviewed by staff and discussed with the City's bond counsel on this matter, Mr. Thomas Downey of Jones, Hall, Hill and White. In addition, the City retained the services of CGMS Incorporated to assess the City's financial risks in acting as issuer of these interim notes and in the future long term tax - exempt bonds. "The evaluations of the proposal by Bayside Village for City issuance of short and long term financing is attached to his report. It is clear to City staff now that it is not in the City's best interest to support the issuance of short term notes for a variety of reasons, despite our support in concept of the purchase of the fee interest in the real Volume 47 - Page 245 MINUTES 52) Hm CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCIL MEMBERS MINUTES S' \%\A September 13, 1993 ROLL CRLL TMrrV property by the Bayside Village Bayside subleasees. The reasons for this Village/ conclusion are many and varied, e Hm Mobile and set forth in his report. In summary, the independent financial • consultant and experienced bond counsel advise there are significant risks attendant to the issue of bond anticipation notes or taxable bonds as proposed by the Bayside Village tenants. In light of these risks, staff is recommending the City Council deny the tenants request." Following his comments, Mayor Turner stated he is going to dictate a memorandum on this subject to the residents of Bayside Village Mobile Home Park explaining the complexity of this issue. The City Manager also stated that he has additional copies of the two memorandums from legal counsel he referenced in his report, and will be happy to share those with anyone who is interested. Fred Battome, representing Bayside Village Mobile Home Park, addressed the Council in appreciation for what they and the staff have done with regard to their request. They now realize the risks involved on the part of the City, but they are not giving up their desire • to purchase the land. The property was just recently appraised at $16 million, and they are still hopeful of purchasing it for $12 million, but they need the City's help in asking The Irvine Company to give them more time to negotiate the proposals that have just surfaced. They have also formed a corporation, but have not elected their officers as yet. Lynn Cook, resident of Bayside Village Mobile Home Park, addressed the Council and stated that if DeAnza purchases the land, they will lose their homes because of the high increase in rent. She stated that DeAnza Assets, Inc., and The Irvine Company are corporate giants and it is their hope that "they both conscientiously care enough to give them more time." Doug Rood, Louise Ornelas, and Romans Harris, also residents of Bayside Village Mobile Home Park, gave their reasons for wanting to purchase the land from The Irvine Company. William Cekus, Chairman of the Committee to purchase the land at Bayside Village Mobile Home Park, stated that several • financial firms have expressed an interest in their plan to purchase the property, and urged the City Council to help them obtain more time from The Irvine Company. Volume 47 - Page 246 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCIL MEMBERS \01\ \\1 %\1 September September 13, 1993 • • Motion All Ayes x Tom Redwitz of The Irvine Company, addressed the Council and stated they have indicated to the tenants that within the purchase agreement with DeAnza Assets, Inc., the tenants have the ability to buy the fee interest of the land at the same purchase price they have agreed to pay The Irvine Company, subject to their ability to buy the leasehold interest. DeAnza has agreed to hold the leasehold interest price at the latest price that they indicated to the tenants. Further, DeAnza has agreed to continue to negotiate in good faith as set forth in the purchase agreement. The Irvine Company has been very sympathetic with the tenants desire to acquire the fee interest in the land; the discussions began approximately eight months ago and they have accommodated the tenants several times, and extended the closing date on more than one occasion to facilitate their request to obtain financing; the latest extension occurred in July, and they are now contractually obligated to sell to DeAnza if the tenants cannot close on the transaction to buy the fee interest by September 15. If DeAnza does purchase the property, the purchase agreement with DeAnza provides that the tenants have a 12 -month time period to buy the fee interest in the land for the same purchase price of $12 million. In addition, the tenants have the ability to buy the leasehold interest at the same price most recently stated to the tenants. Council Member Sansone indicated it might be well to consider a rent control ordinance at a future Council meeting, but following discussion, no action was taken at this time. The City Attorney noted that the proposed rent increase that DeAnza has communicated to the tenants would be effective January 1, 1994 and that would allow the City Council ample time to study the pros and cons of various rent control ordinances. Hearing no further comments, motion was made by Council Member Hart to not adopt the proposed Emergency Ordinance, based on the information received from bond counsel, but that the Mayor be requested to meet with representatives of The Irvine Company and a spokesperson from Bayside Village Mobile Home Park regarding the possibility of extending the September 15 deadline date. Volume 47 - Page 247 MINUTES INDEX Hm CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCIL MEMBERS RN rP \ \ \%\A September 13, 1993 MINUTES 1014'N Motion x Meeting adjourned at 8:55 p.m., to closed All Ayes session on September 24, 1993 at 2 p.m., to discuss pending litigation, and in memory of Amy Elisabeth Blehl, resident of Newport Beach and student active in studies of South • Africa's political transition to majority rule, who passed away on August 25, 1993, in Cape Town, South Africa. sr yr yr * 9r yr at �k yt Ylr * �r The agenda for this meeting was posted on September 9, 1993, at 8:30 a.m., on the City Mall Bulletin Board located outside of the City of Newport Beach Administration Building. Ma ATTEST: ��W POR B ty Clerk Y i Volume 47 - Page 248