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November 12, 2008
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
City Council Minutes
City Council Study Session
October 28, 2008 — 4:00 p.m.
I. _ROLL-CALL
II.
Present: Mayor Pro Tern Daigle, Mayor Selich, Council
Council Member Gardner
Excused: Council Member Herm, Council Member Rosans
CURRENT BUSINESS
1. CLARIFICATION OF ITEMS ON
In response to Council Member Gardner's"est
Outdoor as Sole Bus Shelter Provider), City Mani
doesn't affect Corona del Mar and asked Counci
Channel was sold and staff nee, _ gotiate with
In response to Mayor Pro Te.m
Improvements), Deputy Public W
City of Irvine.
Webb;
CALENDAR.
Member Curry,
regarding Item 7 (Clear Channel
Bludau stated that the agreement
continue the item because Clear
owner.
ng Item 11 (Jamboree Road
that the right of way is in the
Regarding Item ur Appeal), C�` Attorney Clausen stated that the applicant raised
questions reg
-Ting ; e ABC license that staff will review and if there is no agreement
reached, them willneed to be contirle.d.
Mayor Selicli ge A that there is no agreement between staff and the
applicant, the i ill he continue o early 2009.
2. R C . R UPDATE. [100 -20081
Deputy Public Irks Direr Webb thanked Council for their efforts and introduced the
consultants and aff that are working on the project.
ioy6e "bert R. Coffee Architect, reported that the OASIS Senior Center building
shased by approximately 12,500 square feet and will have the following: 54
moaces, 30 minute short term parking, drop-off access, a covered
p g, improved dro
areals on Wheels program, and a new wellness and fitness cente r; and is
snew technology. He stated that he conducted interviews with staff,
ds of OASIS, and teachers to get their input. The new facility will have
bioswales for run -offs, low water use urinals, tankless water heaters, air conditioning
systems that work with natural ventilation, and the building is being designed for a Silver
LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification. He also stated that
the project is still on budget.
In response to Council questions, Mr. Coffee stated that the accreditation for LEED is
through Leadership Management in Washington, D.C. and the mechanical
engineers handling the work need to be certified. The building will be commissioned after
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it is completed.
In response to Council questions, City Manager Bludau stated that the Finance Committee
will discuss funds for the project at the end of this year. He also stated that if Council
delays the plan to build, it will cause a hardship on the seniors and the cost will rise.
Deputy Public Works Director Webb talked about the project schedule, cost, and the
certification of the project. _'
In response to Council Member Gardner's question, City Ma ger Bludau stated that it is
important to understand the process of getting the buildin D certified.
In response to City Manager Bludau's question Deputy lic Works Director
Webb stated that the solar panels have a 20 year warranty. %ever,there are
other efficiency based items that can be added the building that gives a points than Jr adding the solar panels.
In response to Council Member Webb's ues
stated that the contractors are prequa
project this large. He also stated that the las
are currently nine pre - qualified applications
A� Deputy Public Works Director Webb
screened to make sure they can handle a
L,y to submit a bid is October 29 and there
ed. He indicated that bids for other
projects are coming in lower and he outlined other tional anticipated costs associated
with the construction.
Senior Services and Recreatio Director' stated that the relocation plan for
classes includes use of the Newpo Theatre carch - mmunity centers, and libraries.
She also stated that everyone is i rme nd plan to start moving in January and-noted
that the City staff, Friends of the , and the lunch program will be relocated to 5th
and Marguerite •ee trailers. thanked Evelyn Hart and Glen Perry for their
fundraising eff s a thanked Couri : and staff for their support.
Evelyn H express d the need for t�new senior center and stated that they worked
hard for t " ears qne . 5 expressed her gratitude to staff and stated that
they have app a y of the money that Council asked them to raise.
3. B LAG EES REPLACEMENT. [100 -20081
General Servi Direck` Harmon stated that representatives from the Balboa
Improvement D rict (BID contacted staff and Council Member Henn about joining the
City in a partn ship to fund the replacement of approximately 57 eucalyptus trees on
ain Street an Balboa Boulevard. He noted that the Parks, Beaches & Recreation
„omission approved the project and redesignated the trees to be the guadalupe palm.
Park d Tr Superintendent Sereno and Urban Forester Conway showed a PowerPoint
presenta that included the Balboa Village historical development, tree inventory
details, a pictures of the current trees and proposed tree. They reported that they are
experiencing problems with the eucalyptus trees because they are salt burned from being
in the coastal area and have to be tied to a stake to keep them upright. They explained
that the guadalupe palm tree is very slow growing and will be approximately eight years
old when planted.
In response to Council's question, General Services Director Harmon stated that the
previous plan for eucalyptus trees failed and there are existing guadalupe palm trees that
are doing extremely well in the City. He also stated that they are not susceptible to
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disease, are very expensive, were chosen by the association, look good and he is confident
that they will continue to do well. He noted that the trees will be phased in and the
association will conduct fundraisers to contribute 50% of the cost. He indicated that the
association is aware of how fast the trees grow and they understand that the trunk will be
eight feet in height prior to being planted. He reported that staff has found a nursery to
supply the trees and over 430 residents and businesses have been notified of the plan. He
stated that the associations want to start their fundraising efforts a '0 in the future return
to Council with a funding plan."
City Manager Bludau agreed that staff made a mistake whe icking eucalyptus trees for
the area and he believed that the committee focused. e look rather than the
practicality.
Elaine Linhoff believed that there are enough m trees in th ty, they are not
attractive, staff showed the worst ones, the trees ere not properly take' re of causing
them not to thrive, and it is too expensive to chgi"ge tttrees.
Gray Stubs, Central Newport Beach Ass tion„cpressed concern about the upkeep of
the sidewalks from fruit and nuts that th oduce.
Paul McKelvey, President of the Balboa Poin t Association, stated that they have
an interest in proceeding with the fundraising effo
W.R. Dilding, stated that there ncil reports t£o a item and urged Council to
read previous reports.
Linda Grant believed that the eue yptus, ees were not in good shape when they were
planted and that palm trees are for . e ert.
4. BIG CANYON` RESTORA N PROJECT UPDATE. (100 - 20081
Assistant C' ' Managbr Kiff reported t jtt they are experiencing a problem with selenium
concentrates in the ig Canyon Creek lash and the problem can't be ignored. He noted
that they can dslre oblem by replacing it with a saltwater marsh and
tidal mudflat or i6' end the restoration project and start an entirely new effort that solely
focus ' p�fi4media of selenium in the existing degraded ecosystem. He stated that the
adl'emum is at ncern they need remediation efforts to get the source because they
J,t ave done me men 3! the water and have not pinpointed where the selenium is
coming from. l . also stat that the resource agency wants habitat for the pond turtle
and he stated th it will cost about $220,000 for testing, and he will ask the watershed to
'3. share the cost.
1ifWesponse to Council's question, Assistant City Manager Kiff asked for approval to
prccW with the project with an amendment to the Mitigated Negative
Declara ' ND). He also stated that there is a Regional Board meeting on November
20 for th ping of the Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) for Big Canyon and San
Diego Cree s.
City Manager Bludau expressed concern that the pond will pose an Environmental Impact
Report (EIR) issue that could be a consequence.
III. PUBL .C_COMMENTS - None
IV. ADJQURr�LMENJ - Adjourned at 5:38 p.m
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The agenda for the Study Session was posted on October 22, 2008, at 2:50 p.m. on the
City Hall Bulletin Board located outside of the City of Newport Beach Administration
Building.
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CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
City Council Minutes
Regular Meeting
October 28, 2008 — 7:00 p.m.
I.
STUDY SESSION - 4:00 p.m.
II.
CLOSEDSES_S_ION- 5:38p.m.
III.
RECESS
IV.
RECONVENE AT 7;0_O.P.M_F(
V.
ROLL CALL
Present: Council Member Rosansky, Mayor Pro
Webb, Council Member Curry, Council M
Excused: Council Member Henn
VI. CLOSED - SESSION. REPORT - None qii
VII. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE - Council
VIII. INVOCATION - Martha Korienek, Sai
IX. PRESENTATI.O._NS No
X. NOTICE.TO.THE PI LIC'
1"I
WOULD_ LI -KE-
REPORT -(NON_
Mayor Selich, Council Member
and All Angels Episcopal Church
MR-eMer-60drier a4 nced that the next meeting of the Task Force on Green
lent will be 96% on We i*sday, November 5, at 9:30 a.m. in the Council Chambers.
Member Curr}€ announced that on October 21, he and Council Member Gardner
ted in the gro it�idbreaking ceremony for the Pelican Hills Road /North Newport Coast
Mayor Pr`' Daigle eported that the Recreation and Senior Services Department and General
Services Dep ment improved the landscaping around the sign at a community center in an effort
to conserve watehe commended staff for looking at technology in order to improve efficiency
and save money.:"
Mayor Selich announced that he attended the Chamber of Commerce barbeque to honor Newport
Beach firefighters and lifeguards on October 15; viewed "Morning Light" at the Newport Harbor
Nautical Museum during its fundraiser on October 15, and attended the Chamber of Commerce
Member Appreciation Breakfast on October 24.
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XII. CON_SENT_CALENDAR
A READING OF MINUTES/ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
2. READING OF ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS. Waive reading in full of
all ordinances and resolutions under consideration, and direct City Clerk to read
by title only. I
B. ORDINANCE FOR ADOPTION
3. ELIMINATING THE USE OF EXPANDED POL TYRENE DISPOSABLE
FOOD SERVICE WARE WITHIN NEWPO EACH'S CORPORATE
LIMITS. [100 -20081 Adopt Ordinance N 20 banning expanded
polystyrene (Styrofoam®) food service ware Within Ne Beach's corporate
limits.
C. RESOLUTIONS FOR ADOPTION
5. DISABILITY RETIREMENTS OF ' CIT MPLOYEES; AND INDUSTRIAL
DISABILITY RETIREMENT ' T MINATIONS OF LOCAL SAFETY
EMPLOYEES WHO ARE ME .RS OF THE PUBLIC EMPLOYEES'
RETIREMENT SYSTEM (PERS), A RESCINDING RESOLUTION NO.
2006 -27. [100 -20081 a) Adopt Resolution 2008 -89 delegating authority to the
City Manager to act on,,hehalf of the City wit ' egard to disability retirements of
City employees; b) est a procedure f dustrial disability retirement
determinations of local safety s who a e members of PERS; and c)
rescinding Resolution No. 006 -27. §.
6 ONTRAROFE ND AGREEMENV
SERVIl S�'
D. _
"AGREEMENT FOR THE PREPARATION OF
AN E ;. ENTAL INT 'TACT REPORT FOR THE AERIE PROJECT (C-
4123tj [38/1 0 -20081 Receiver, '6nd file.
7. S�'IWTIO ; � -0 -C LEAR CH iNNEL OUTDOOR AS SOLE BUS SHELTER
PROVE_,... ° ` Y OF NEWPORT BEACH (C- 2839). [381100-
A INTRANET REDESIGN PROJECT - APPROVAL OF
IONA °.SERVICES AGREEMENT WITH VISION INTERNET
RS (0 121). [381100 -20081 Approve a Professional Services
with Vision Internet Providers, Inc. of Santa Monica, for the redesign
of Newport Beach website and intranet at a not to exceed price of
I authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the agreement.
PROLSSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT FOR HISTORICAL
NoITMENT SCANNING SERVICES FOR FY 2008 -2009 (C- 4122). [381100 -
81 Approve a Professional Services Agreement with MCO - Advanced
Document Imaging Solutions for historical document scanning services in an
amount not to exceed $50,000 for FY 2008 -2009.
10. BIRCH STREET PAVEMENT REHABILITATION - COMPLETION AND
ACCEPTANCE OF CONTRACT (C- 3792). [381100 -20081 a) Approve the
completed work; b) authorize the City Clerk to file a Notice of Completion; c)
authorize the City Clerk to release the Labor and Materials bond 35 days after the
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Notice of Completion has been recorded in accordance with applicable portions of
the Civil Code; and d) release the Faithful Performance Bond one year after
Council acceptance.
11. JAMBOREE ROAD IMPROVEMENTS BRISTOL STREET NORTH TO
FAIRCHILD ROAD) - APPROVAL OF PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
AGREEMENT WITH VA CONSULTING (C- 4071). [3'0 -20081 a) Approve
a Professional Services Agreement with VA Consulting of me, for the Jamboree
Road Improvements (Bristol Street North to Fairchild Road) project at a not to
exceed price of $295,359, and authorize the Mayor a,f�t# City Clerk to execute the
agreement; and b) approve a budget amendoXt (09BA•019) recognizing
additional Measure M Competitive GMA fund�ss inf th ount of $250,000 from
Orange County Transportation Authority (0, , A) and a priating $250,000 to
Account No. 7284- C2002019 for the Jambor ead Improve is Project.
12. CENTRAL LIBRARY BOOKST E RENOVATION ACCEPT
DONATIONS FROM TH FRIEND �F NEWPORT BEA LIBRARY
AND APPROVE AMENDM T PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
AGREEMENT WITH LANDW KS C. (C-4006) [381100 -20081 a) Approve
a budget amendment (09BA•020) nizing contributions in the amount of
$200,000 from Friends of the Newpo each Library for improvements to the
Central Library Bookstore Renovation et and appropriating $200,000 to
Account No. 7011•C100 8; and b) approve ndment No. 2 to the Professional
Services Agreement wi rks, LLC for tonal design and construction
engineering services in at e am 24,500 as authorize the City Manager
and City Clerk to execute e amend
E. MISCELLANEOUS
13. APPOI NTS TO T CONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE.
[100 -2 81 ansfer incum nt EDC member Jim Donnell to fill the vacancy
rep enting ashion Island /lwport Center and appoint Jeffrey Cole to fill the
the Consent Calendar. except for the items
removed (1 & d note a continuance of Item 7.
The m n carried b e folio roll call vote:
s: Council Membe sanskyMayor Pro Tem Daigle, Mayor Selich, Council Member Webb,
Council Membe urry, Council Member Gardner
t: Council Membe' enn
ITEM MOVED F[20M THE _CONSENT _CALENDAR
1. MI S F THE ADJOURNED REGULAR AND REGULAR MEETING OF
OCTO 14, 2008. [100 -20081 Waive reading of subject minutes, approve as written
and orde filed.
Council Member Gardner requested that Oral Reports (Page 603) be amended to read,
"...drafted a proposed ordinance"
Motion by_Council Month rGazAner to approve the amended minutes.
The motion carried by the.following roll call vote:
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Ayes: Council Member Rosansky, Mayor Pro Tem Daigle, Mayor Selich, Council Member
Webb, Council Member Curry, Council Member Gardner
Absent: Council Member Henn
4. SEJOUR EUROPEAN BISTRO & LOUNGE APPEAL - 3400 VIA LIDO -
REVOCATION OF USE PERMIT NOS. 2001 -005 AND 2002 -034 (PA2002 -167)
(contd. from 10114108). 1100 -20081
Planning Director Lepo reported that the following conditions that are listed in the staff
report have been amended: Condition 1 (clarifies that Wine tasting is in conjunction with
the retail wine sales), Condition 4 (amends the Ian,. age so that each wine tasting is
conducted pursuant to the Department of Alcoho nd Beverage Control regulations for
wine tasting), and Condition 5 (amends the lang so that the gross sales for onsite wine
tasting does not exceed the gross retail salessnnd the Type 21 ABC license during the
same period). He confirmed that casual se g will b ermitted in Unit A2 and discussed
advertising. He reported that Christine Overstreet, ejour owner, agrees with the
revisions-
Motion b Mayor Pro _....TE??...,D, a to adopt Res ion No. 2008-88, as
amended, revising or deletin conditions of approvaf¢ontained in Planning
Commission Resolution No. 1762 {ollows: a) amend Conditional to clarify that wine
tasting is in conjunction with retaine sales, the primary and principle use of the
establishment as retai es will be conducted in Unit Al, and wine tasting and education
seminars will be cond Unit A2; b) "'A' end Condition 2 to allow casual seating in
Unit A2 (dining tables ai
to allow seating at the win ta:
done pursuant to the Depa` -tm
wine tastingz..e) amend Con ti
exceed the' gross retail sales
amend Condition 7 to allow,
tast*„and wine educational
operati64_to 12;00 a.m. midni�
hall be pro, -* ited in both areas); c) delete Condition 3
d) amen Condition 4 so that each wine tasting is
�o�f., c nd ' everage Control (ABC) regulations for
Krc that t ss sales for onsite wine tasting does not
ar the Type 21 ABC license during the same period; f)
ited appetizers to be served in conjunction with wine
minars; g) amend Condition 8 to extend the hours of
on weekends (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday); h) delete
kitchen" restriction; and i) amend Condition 13 to allow
The moth carriby the following roll call vote:
Ayes: Co cil Meml%r Rosansky, Mayor Pro Tern Daigle, Mayor Selich, Council Member
We, CouncilVlember Curry, Council Member Gardner
Absent: Coulicil Member Henn
Mayor Pro T aigle stated that the Aviation Committee received a report about the Go Local
Program from onsultant Peggy Ducey relative to traffic created by John Wayne Airport (JWA).
Mayor Selich announced that the City Hall Design Committee will be bringing a recommendation
to Council at the November 12 meeting. He noted that displays of the five City Hall proposals are
located at City Hall, the Central Library, and Newport Coast Community Center.
XV. PUBLIC COMMENTS -None
XVI. PLANNING COMMISSION AGENDA AND ORAL STA'T'US REPORT
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14. PLANNING COMMISSION AGENDA FOR OCTOBER 23, 2008. [100 -2008]
Planning Director Lepo reported on the following Planning Commission item: Hyatt
Regency Newport Beach Expansion (PA2005 -212) - 1107 Jamboree Road.
XVII. CONTINUED B.U..SINESS_
15. COUNCIL REVIEW OF STAFF STATUS PROGRESS REPORT ON SIX OF THE
CITY COUNCIL PRIORITIES FOR 2008. [100 -2008]
City Manager Bludau provided a status report on the,Ilowing six Council priorities: new
City Hall, Facilities Financing Plan (FFP), group residential homes, Water Quality Master
Plan (WQMP), benchmarking, and the Banning I3nch property appraisal.
City Attorney Clauson reported on a
case against the City by Pacific Shores.
In response to Mayor Pro Tem
Bludau discussed budget alloca7
will also involve how it affects ac
Without objection, the staff report
16. REVIEW THE Cf'IaICIL
9 F�
COMMITTEES LIST,); 11,
COMMITTEES. [100-2- 81
City Manager Bludau discussed
eliminate�,yrrd Hoc Committee
(PROP ity- School Ad Hoc :M
4th 4st Newport Safety Plarin
1/1 1Vfe'orial Committee, City VI
y
Ad Hoc =recruitment Committeg.
relative to the group homes
regardIthe WQMP, City Manager
and confirdW.that budget discussions
and filed.
BOARDS, COMMISSIONS AND
SUNSETTING OR ELIMINATING
°comiq es" that may potentially be sunsetted or
Promote t Revitalization of the Balboa Peninsula
iittee, Oil and Gas Field Operations Committee, July
Committee, Neighborhood Traffic Calming Committee,
k Ad Hoc Recruitment Committee, and City Attorney
He also also discussed how issues could be handled
ed that he will bring back a resolution at the next
Council %mber -I ardner believed that the Newport Coast Advisory Committee (NCAC)
should be snsetted'o %ztce the committee has met its main goals relative to the annexation
and the co unity center; however, she will contact the committee for their input. She
also recom nded changing all committee membership guidelines so that a committee
lnember care replaced after three consecutive excused absences, as opposed to just three
%Psecutivetunexcused absences.
ember Rosansky indicated that the July 4th West Newport Safety Planning
requested that the committee not be sunsetted.
Motion bv_- Council Member._Webb to bring back a resolution at the next Council
meeting to sunset or eliminate committees.
The motion carried by the following roll call vote:
Ayes: Council Member Rosansky, Mayor Pro Tem Daigle, Mayor Selich, Council Member
Webb, Council Member Curry, Council Member Gardner
Absent: Council Member Henn
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XVIII. CIIRRENT_BUS.INESS
17. REVENUE AND INVESTMENT UPDATE. (100 -20081
Administrative Services Director Danner reviewed the four main sources of City revenue
(secured property tax, Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT), business licenses, and sales tax),
revenue indicators, and the City's financial status. He emphasized that it is still early in
the fiscal year to make revenue predictions, but the City currently appears to have net
positive revenue. He noted that staff will bring a report back at a Study Session to explain
how the City collects business license tax and to discus$ enforcement. He stated that the
City's sales tax revenue is very diversified; however,ere is a decline in sales tax receipts
for the current fiscal year. He reported on the investment policy, the five money managers
and investment advisors the City utilizes and the investment firms reporting
requirements. City Manager Bludau notedY h t al fye investment advisors were invited
to the meeting but only two could attend,tanight. 1 %n
Rod Olea, Director of Fixed Income for City National Ba Nrtfollisc, ussed their reporting and
meeting requirements, and reviewed the ti#ivestment poHe noted that the City's
portfolio is safe, has high liquidE#yI and is+ competitive. s_
Marty C assell, CEO of Chandler Ash Management, discussed the company and how the
safety of their clients' portfolio is `their primary focus. He also discussed economic
indicators, basic guidelines for managing the City's portfolio, and how the City's portfolio
is diversified and doing
t`��r r
Lori Morris believed that' he sales trend is the City's revenue indicator for the rest of
!i
the year, expressed concAri about tb� i �ssumptiois made, asked what position the City
will be in 40 e e assumptiond are inp6irect and ok issue with spending millions to replace
City faGlies k
asked if foreclosures and discounted principles were considered when
(L
i tax assumotioias.
Mana Bludat *:Rhgized that since payments for the different revenues are
rece ' \ts r%erent times during the budget cycle, the City will not know the impact of
the ec d6- Wnturn until the end of the fiscal year. He reported that if the City does
not m budg Council will need to make budgetary decisions relative to cuts or
utilizirve furift Admini strative Services Director Danner discussed Council Policy
F -3 (Budged Adoption and Administration) and reported that the City has about $60
million in #s General Fund reserves. He further explained how reassessed property
valuations Will only affect the City's property tax revenues by about $300,000.
Ma or S�lich emphasized that the amounts discussed are revenue projections, the City
will . • `Ytor the funds throughout year, and will make adjustments if needed.
In response to Council questions, Administrative Services Director Danner confirmed that
the City's current PERS actuarial analysis decreased 1% but the current economic issues
will not be reflected in the actuarial yet. Regarding the TOT, he noted that the Pelican
Hills Resort was not considered in the budget trends because it will not open until
November 26. He confirmed that the City's budget projections have been consistently
conservative over the past 18 years and described how the City handled the economic
downturn in the 1990s. He also explained why the City received a financial award (Helen
Putnam Award) from the League of California Cities at the October 14 meeting.
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Without objection, the staff report was received and filed.
18. TEMPORARY EXTENSION OF THE LENGTH OF TIME PERMITTED FOR THE
DISPLAY OF PROMOTIONAL TEMPORARY BANNERS. (100 -2008)
Assistant City Manager Wood reported that the Economic Development Committee
recommended the temporary banner extension from 60 days to 120 days until the end of
2009 to assist businesses during these economic times, and that staff is recommending
that businesses be allowed to advertise eight times a year, instead of just four times a
year, not to exceed 120 cumulative days. She corf ed that none of the other sign
regulations are changing. ,1
Motion.by Council Member Curry to adopt 1�p.Jolution No. 2008 -90 allowing businesses
to display promotional temporary banners.: ?for 0 days per calendar year through
December 31, 2009.1
The motion carried by the following roll call vote:
Ayes: Council Member Rosan Mayor Pro Tem Daigle, M r Selich, Council Member
Webb, Council Membe urry Council Member Gardner
Absent: Council Member Henn
XDi M_.OTION FOR gECONSIDE�ATION None
z
XX. ADJOURNMENT - Adjourne 23 p.m. in memory of Martha George to Saturday,
November 8, 2008, at 8:30 a Faux but Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Boulevard [Salt Creek
Boardroom] - Closed Session ( itv Att ngk kntervieWs)
The agenda for
City Hall Bul e
Building.
City Clerk
posted -'on October 22, 2008, at 2:50 p.m. on the
of the City of Newport Beach Administration
Recording Secretary
Mayor
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