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ORDINANCE NO. NS-1466
<br />ANIMAL CONTROL
<br />REVISED & CONTINUED TO JANUARY 1S
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<br />address the Council.
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<br />The Mayor invited anyone in
<br />favor of or in opposition to
<br />proposed Ordinance No. NS-1466,
<br />relating to animal control, to
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<br />Marc C. Johnson, 5413 West Silver Drive, spoke in opposition to Section 5-19,
<br />stating that he raises animals for food; the slaughter of his animals is
<br />performed in his back yard and not in public view; and he proposed rephrasing
<br />the section to allow slaughtering of animals in enclosed areas.
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<br />Judy Stricker, 3001 Royal Palm Drive, Costa Mesa, expressed objections to the
<br />provisions of Section 5-6. She stated that in her opinion the keeping of
<br />barnyard animals or livestock should not be permitted at all in residential
<br />areas; and that the provision allowing the keeping of 25 small animals without
<br />a permit would encourage people to raise animals for slaughter. Mrs. Stricker
<br />also appealed to Council for a strong educational program regarding animal
<br />problems in the City.
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<br />Hazel Mortensen, 8921 Blackheath Circle, Westminster, Chairman of United
<br />Humanitarians, presented Council with educational materials which she stated
<br />would encourage neutering and h~nane treatment of animals and spoke briefly
<br />on the subject.
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<br />MOTION was made by Ward, seconded by Bricken, to 1) review and place the pro-
<br />posed animal control ordinance on first reading; and 2) authorize the City
<br />Attorney to prepare a resolution to amend the Uniform Schedule of Fees,
<br />Resolution No. 78-56, to include a non-refundable $50.000 application fee
<br />for a wild animal permit.
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<br />A substitute MOTION was made by Bricken, seconded by Garthe, to instruct the
<br />City Attorney to revise the ordinance to 1) permit slaughtering of animals
<br />of five pounds or less in enclosed areas; and 2) change the number of animals
<br />permitted under Section 5-6A from 25 to 15; and to continue first reading
<br />to January 15, 1979.
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<br />AYES: Brandt, Bricken, Garthe, Ward
<br />NOES: Evans, Ortiz, Yamamoto CA95
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<br />MAC ARTHURPARK MOTION was made by Garthe,
<br />MAINTENANCE & RECREATION PROBLEMS seconded by Brandt, to
<br />REPORT FILED receive and file the report
<br /> dated January 2, 1979,
<br />prepared by the Director of Recreation and Parks, entitled '~4acArthur Park
<br />Maintenance and Recreation Program Problems".
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<br />AYES:
<br />NOES:
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<br />Brandt, Bricken, Evans, Garthe, Ortiz, Ward, Yamamoto
<br />None
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<br />Dr. Victor Twaddell, 3734 South Towner, expressed appreciation to Councilman
<br />Brandt and staff members for their assistance in improving conditions at
<br />Mac_Arthur Park, but said that a long term final solution is still needed to
<br />resolve the soccer problem.'
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<br />The Mayor thanked Dr. Twaddell for his con~nents.
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<br />HERITAGE DEVELOPMENT REQUEST On the request of Joe Barber,
<br />WINDOWS ON PROPERTY LINES 1442 Irvine Blvd., Suite 115,
<br />WAIVER GRANTED Tustin, representing Heritage
<br /> Development, Inc., MOTION was
<br />made by Yamamoto, seconded by Evans, to reconsider the Heritage Develop-
<br />ment request that window openings be permitted in exterior walls which are
<br />located on property lines in Tract 10251 on the south side of Hazard Street,
<br />west of Rosita.
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<br />AYES: Brandt, Evans, Ortiz, Yamamoto
<br />NOES: Garthe, Ward
<br />ABSTAINED: Bricken
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<br />CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 13 JANUARY 8, 1979
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