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CITY SEAL TILE PLAQUE Vice Mayor Ward announced HAROLD JENKINS LIBRARY BOARD that Harold Jenkins was unable to be present to accept the City Seal Tile prepared in recognition of his service for two full terms as a member of the Library Board, and requested the Clerk to forward it to him. CA 56.1 PUBLIC HEARING Vice Mayor Ward announced NOTICE OF EXEMPTION & EX 77-12 that this was the time and SO. BRISTOL STREET - DENIED place for the public hearing of Notice of Exemption and Minor Exception 77-12, to allow the sale of beer and wine in an existing restaurant located at 1007-C South Bristol Street in the C1 District, which is within 300 feet of residences. He further announced that the matter had been set for public hearing by the City Council at its meeting on June 6. The City Clerk reported that the applicant, Humberto Pablos, had been properly notified and that all legal notice requirements had been satisfied. Planning Director Charles Zimmerman stated that the Minor Excep- tion had been approved by the Zoning Administrator on May 24, 1977; that the property is a bona fide restaurant; that the hours of operation are from 8:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M., weekdays and from 8:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. weekends. He reported further that within this corridor of Bristol Street there are 18 Alco- holic Beverage Control licenses out of a total of 380 in the City, and he referred to a map of the City and its identifica- tion legend of the various types of ABC licenses. Council was provided with the Zoning Administrator's Finding of Fact for additional information. There were no proponents or opponents, or any speakers who responded to the Vice Mayor's request for comment, and he closed the public hearing. Council approved and filed the Notice of Exemption and directed the City Attorney to prepare a resolution denying Minor Excep- tion 77-12 and overruling the decision of the Zoning Administra- tor to approve Minor Exception 77-12, on the motion of Council- man Brandt, seconded by Councilman Bricken, and carried 5:1, with Councilman Ortiz dissenting. CA 13. 5A EAST-WEST ACCESS - NORTH SANTA ANA Vice Mayor Ward announced ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES AGREEMENT that Agenda Item 12 A, WITH ENVISTA - DISAPPROVED continued from the after- noon Agenda because of community interest, was the final item for consideration by the Council. He stated that Staff has recommended in a report dated June 14, 1977, prepared by Dick Smith, that the City Council approve an agreement for planning and environmental studies in connection with developing improved east-west traffic access in North Santa Ana, with Envista, a planning and environmental sciences consulting firm located in Anaheim. The Vice Mayor invited com- ments from the public. Mr. Rudolfo Montejano, 2360 Riverside Drive, stated that he represents a group of homeowners in the proposed study area, Memory Lane between Flower and Main Street. During his presenta- tion Mr. Montejano stated that the homeowners needed to have the facts on what the proposed agreement with Envista really means to them; that if the City has made a determination to widen Memory Lane and build an overpass, they would like to know when, how, why and by whom the decision was made. He quoted CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 237 JULY 5, 1977