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VA 67-66~ MOBIL OIL CORPORATION - construct service station canopy, sign, and area light between setback line and street at 1701 N. Broadway in C i District- APPROVED; VA 67-68, O'CAMPO - construct commercial building within required rear yard at B09-323 S. Bristol in C 5 District - APPROVED; VA 67-69, DOWNS - construct room addition that encroaches into required rear yard at 56B1 W. Davit Ave. in R I District - APPROVED; VA 67-70, LOOMIS PROPERTIES, INC. - construct additional unit above allowable number at 1139 S. Poplar St. in R 3 District - APPROVED; VA 67-72, STROSCHEIN - construct a 6' wall in required front yard at 2226 Victoria Dr. in R i District - APPROVED. MISCELLANEOUS SALES Considering the Manager's report on proposed fees for miscellaneous sales and service charges being performed by departments, it was moved by Councilman Brooks, seconded by Councilman Herrin and carried, that the proposed fees be approved and a resolution be prepared. PLANNING COMMISSION VOTING Council received a report reqUested August 21 on the possible effect of conflict of interest disqualifications on the decisions of the Plaguing Commission. The report reflected 48 meetings held, 191 decisions recorded on Variances, Conditional Use Permits, and Zone Changes; during 15 of the meetings on 18 items discussed, one or more Commissioners disqualified themselves, a combined total of 20 times; of the 18 decisions, in only three cases could a decision have been affected by breaking a tie (one time) or causing a tie (two times). It was moved by Councilman Griset, seconded by Councilman Carlson, that the report be ordered filed. Councilman Narkel expressed concern because a member of the Commission could not enter into important discussions because of his attorney affiliation. Councilman Carlson expressed satisfaction with the performance of the Co~maission and appreciation of their service. The motion to order the report filed was adopted with Councilman Markel voting "No". SALAHY RECOMMENDATIONS The Manager's report on recc~mendations for changes in wages and salaries was presented. Ralph DeSimone, representing the Santa Ana City Employees Association, commented that there was no discussion of fringe benefits in the report and there were approximately six classifications with which the Association did not agree; however, the Association recommended adoption of the Manager's reconm~endation as presented. Following a lengthy discussion of the report, the procedures for surveys, and certain areas that might need additional study, RESOLUTION 67-159 AMENDING SECTIONS B AND ~.l OF RESOLUTION NO. 58-281 was read by title. It was moved by Councilman Brooks, seconded by Councilman Griset, that the resolution be adopted, waiving further reading. On roll call vote: AYES: NOES: ABSE~'~: Herrin, Brooks, Carlson, Griset, Markel~ Thurman, McMichael None None CITY COUNCIL 278 September 5, 1967