HomeMy WebLinkAbout09-05-1967MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA
September 5, 1967
The meeting was called to order at 2:00 P.M. inthe Council Chambers, 217 North
Main Street. Roll call was answered by Councilmen Wade Herrin, Walter Brooks,
James E. Carlson, Lorin Griset, J. Ogden Markel, Thomas W. Thurman and Mayor
Tom McMlchael. Also present were City Manager Carl J. Thornton, City Attorney
William Mock, Director of Public Works Ronald Wolford, PlamuingDirector Van
Stevens, and Clerk of the Council Doris M. Brown
MINUTES Considering the Minutes of the Regular
Meeting of August 21, 1967, Councilman
M~rkel asked for an addition on Page
271 under POLICE SALARIES as follows: "Councilman Markel expressed appreci-
ation for a fine presentation." The Minutes were approved with the addition
requested on motion of Councilman Markel, seconded by Councilman Brooks and
carried.
W~WJM 26 AND 27 On motion of Councilman Brooks, seconded
by Councilman Markel and carried, Council
ordered filed report of bids received for
construction of Wells 26 and 27 at East Res&rvoir and Pumping Station; awarded
contract at unit prices to Beylik Drilling; and rejected all other bids.
LIBRARY PERIODICALS Contract fo~ annual periodicals for
_~ Library, Spec. 251-102, was awarded~
to Mayfair Subscription Agency, the
only bidder~ on motion of Councilman Griset, seconded by Councilms~uMarkel
and carried.
MOBILE RADIOMNITS Authorization to advertise for bids
for Spec. 654-11, 7 mobile radio units,
solid state, for Police Department,
opening 9/26/67, was granted on motion of Council~-u Herrin, seconded by
Counc~lm~u Markel and carried.
WAIVE READING On motion of Councilman Brooks, seconded
by Councilman Herrin and unanimously
carried,, the City Council waived the
further reading of all resolutions and ordinances listed on the public agenda.
ORD. NS-89~ - A.A. 608 ORDINANCE NS-894 CHANGING DISTRICT
CONTINENTAL BAKING CO. CLASSIFICATION ON AMENDMENT APPLICATION
608 FIr~ BY CONTINENTAL BAKING COMPANY
AND AMENDING SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 14-5-10 (EXHI~IT AA 608 A) (w~st side of
Pacific, between First and WaLuut ) was adopted on motion of Councilman Markel,
seconded by Councilman Griset on the following rol~ call vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSE~:
Herrin, Brooks, Carlson, Griset, Markel, Thurman, McNichael
None
None
CITY COUNCIL
ORD. NS-886 - A.A. 604 0~INANCE NS-886 CHANGING DISTRICT
K%)NLMEIE~ CLASSIFICATION ON AMENDMENT APPLICATION
604 FILED BY RALPH KOHLM~V~ AND A~-
lNG SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 8-5-9 (EXHIBIT AA 604 A) (north side of Fruit,
east of Mabury) was presented for second reading and adoption. Councilman
C~rlson expressed a conflict of interest, was excused by the City Council,
and left the Council Chamber.
Frank Bueche, representing the applicant, requested that the application
be withdrawn.
It was mOved by Councilma~ Markel, seconded by Councilman Nerrin, that the
request be granted. In response to Mayor McNichael's question, the City
Attorney stated that in order to initiate proceedings on this zone change
again, it would be necessary for the applicant to file a new application.
The motion carried on roll call vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
Herrin, Brooks, Griset, Markel, Thurman, McMichael
None
Carlson
Councilman Carlson returned to the Council Chamber and took his place at
the Council table.
RE~. 67-153 - WAGE RATES RESOI/~fION 67-153 OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF 'r~m CITY OF SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA,
ASCERTAINI21G AND Dml'~KMINING 'l'~m PRE-
VAILING RATES OF WAGES TO BE PAID FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF PUBLIC WOR~S AND
I~~S IN '£n~ CITY OF SANTA ANA U~TIL THE AMENDMENT OR ~EVOCATION OF
T~S RE~0L~ION AND REPEALING RESOIAP~ION 66-16 was adopted on motion of
Councilman Brooks, seconded by Councilman Thurm-~, on the following roll
call vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
Herrin, Brooks, Carlson, Griset, Markel, Thurman, McMichael
None
None
RES. 67-154 - ALTON ST. RESOIYJTION 67-154 APPROVING MAP,
ABANDONMENT DECLARING INTENTION TO VACATE A
PORTION OF ALTON S~T
TALBERT A¥~muE AND PACIFIC ~.W. CTRIC RAILWAY RIGE~ OF WAY, RESERVING
EASE~'m~v£S Ts.:~EIN FOR PUBLIC ~TILITIES, AND GI~ING NOTICE OF HEARING
T~--,ON was presente~.
On moticmof Councilman Narkel, seconded by Councilman Thurmam amd carried,
action on the resolution was postponed until the neXt Council meeting.
RES. 67-155 - FIRST ST. D":":,S RESOL~TIC~ 67-15~ ACC~£ING D":":'~ FOR
Tam ACQU~ION OF PROP~ ~R T~
~ OF F~ S~'~' ~R ~CH T~
C~ IS PAY~G A ~SH CONS~TION (Heave, Flores~ Sh~p, ~oz/ ~is~
Diaz).~s a~o~ed on m~ion of Co~c~-~ ~eo~, seconded by Co~ci~
He~ on the foll~ roll call v~e:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSm~.':
Herrin, Brooks, Carlson, Griset, Thurman, McMichael
Markel
None
CITY COUNCIL 275 September 5, 1967
RES. 67-156 - MOORE D~:,':iI'~ RESOLUTION 67-156 ACCEPTING A DE~D
FROM IRENE M. MOORE FOR WHICH THE
CITY IS PAYING A CASH CONSIDERATION
was adopted on motion of Councilman Brooks, seconded by Councilman Herrin,
on the following roll call vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
Herrin, Brooks, Carlson, Griset, Markel, Thurman, McMichael
None '
None
RES. 67-157 - D,:,:,~S NO CASH RESOLUTION 67-157 ACC~I'ING DEEDS AND
O~'~'EES OF DEDICATION FOR WHICH T~ CITT
IS PAYING NO CASH CONSIDERATION (DeBrouwer
(2), Hall-Lyon-Hall (2), Brauer) was adopted on motion of Councilman Brooks,
~econded by Councilman Markel, on the following roll call vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
Herrin, Brooks, Carlson, Griset, Markel, Thurman, McMichael
None
None
RES. 67-158 - BRISTOL ST. RESOLUTION 67-158 AUTHORIZING CHANNEL-
CHANNELIZATION AND NO PARKING tZATION OF BRISTOL STRa~'I' BETWEEN
EIGHTEE~H AND TW~-FIRST STREETS
AND PROHIBITING PARKING IN SAID AREA was adopted on motion of Councilman
Griset, seconded by Councilman Herrin, on the following roll call vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
Herrin, Brooks, Carlson, Griset, Markel, Thurman, McMichael
None
None
FIRST ST. DEEDS
The Clerk of the Council presented
two resolutions not appearing on the
written agenda and read the title for each.
RESOLUTION 67-160 ACCEPTING GRANT DEED FROMWILLZAM E. AND B~Fi'Y M. VAZZANA
FOR WHICH THE CITY IS PAYING A CASH CONSIDERATION
RESOLUTION 67-161 ACCEPTING A GRANT DEED FROM JONN L. AND HELEN MORSE FOR
WHICH THE CITY IS PAYING A CASH CONSIDERATION
It was moved by Councilman Brooks, seconded by Councilman Thurman, and carried,
that fu_~ther reading of the resolutions be waived. On roll call vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
Herrin, Brooks, Carlson, Griset, Markel, Thurman, McMichael
None
None
Following a discussion of eminent domain proceedings, it was moved by Councilman
Brooks, seconded by Councilman Herrin that Resolution 67-160 be adopted. On roll
call vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
Herrin, Brooks, Carlson, Griset, Thurman, McMichael
Markel
None
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September 5, 1967
It was moved by Counci]~an Brooks, seconded by Councilman Herrin, that
Bes~l~tlon 67-161 be adopted. On roll call vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
Herrin, Brooks, Carlson, Griset, Thurman, McMichael
Markel
None
ARTERIAL HIGHWAYS C~!~L On motion of Councilman Brooks, seconded
by Councilman Herrin and carried, the
City Council referred to the staff for
report a proposed amendment to the Orange County Master Plan of Arterial Highways.
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
The following Alcoholic Beverage License
Applications were considered:
Thrifty Drug Stores Co., Inc., 301 E. ~th, New Off Sale Beer & Wine;
La Tapatia, 623 S. Flower, New Off Sale Beer & Wine;
Adolph E. Frugiuele, 2606 W. Westminster~ New On Sale Beer;
Tic Toc Market, 2102 W. 17th St., New Off Sale Beer & Wine;
U-Tot-Em, ll09 S. Sullivan, Off Sale Beer & Wine, Person Transfer;
Canale Liquor, 1619 S. Stamdard, Off Sale General, Premises Transfer;
Pop's Steak House, 1061 E. kth St., On Sale Beer & Wine~ Pers/Prem. Transfer.
The City Manager reported that the application for aNew On Sale Beer license
at 2606 W. Westminster by Frugiuele would not be a use permitted under a
Conditional Use Permit on the property. It was moved by Councilman
seconded by Councilman Berrinand carried, that a protest on the FA~_giuele
application be filed and that the other applications be ordered received
end filed.
WR-'z-z'EN CO~NJNIOATIONS The following ccmmnunications were
ordered filed on motion of Councilman
Herrin, seconded by Councilman Griset
and carried:
MWD TAX - Metropolitan Water District Annual Notice of Tax Levy for fiscal
year 1967-68 (1~ - same as prior years)
UNITES AIR Ld~I.:S~ INC. - Application before the Civil Aeronautics Board to
ad~. Sam Jose to its San Francisco route, and to add Santa Ama, Omtario and
Hollywood-Burbamk to its Los Amgeles route.
WESTERN AIR L~IEM~ INC. - Application before the Civil Aeronautics. Board to
add San Diego, Santa A~a, Lomg Beach~ Burbank, San Jose, Sacramento, Reno and
Spokane to its Route 63.
FINANCIAL REPORT - City of Santa Ama Financial Report for fiscal year 1966-67,
submitted by the Director of Finamce and City Manager.
T~AFFIC - Report of control devices removed or installed 8/16/67 - 8/25/67.
VARIANCE AND CONDITIONAL USE PEPJ~IT - Decisions made by the Planning C~mm~ssion
or the Zoning Administrator where no appeal has been filed. For affirmation by
C~uncil:
CUP 67-9, FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CRURCH - construct church~ith au~itorium~, class-
rooms, amd fellowship hall at 14hO E. Santa Clara Ave. in R 1 District - APPROVED;
VA 67-6~, VELA - construct second dwelling unit on lot at 1237 S. Sullivan in R 1
District - APPROVe);
CITY COUNCIL 277 September 5, 1967
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
RECESS At 4:05 P.M. a ten miuute recess was
declared. The meeting was reconvened
at 4:15 P.M. with all Councilmen present
except for Mayor McMichael who arrived five minutes later.
CATV .J~\~b, The City Manager presented a report on
a staff study of co~unity antenna
television franchises and recommended
that the City Council set the matter for discussion at its next meeting after
which he would request a probable 60 day period for development and presentation
of forms and procedures for the actual granting of license.
On motion of Councilman Thurman, seconded by Councilman Griset and carried,
the City Council continued the matter to the next City Council meeting and
ordered the report filed.
Mayor McMichael arrived at 4:20 P.M. and was present throughout the remainder
of the meeting.
SALARY INCP~EASES ~ ~o On motion of Councilman Herrin, seconded
by Councilman Griset and carried, the
Manager's report dated 8/30/67 recommending
increases for meritorious service was approved.
COUNCIL COMMITTEEREPORTS Councilman Markel reported on his tour
of Public Works projects under construc-
tion, discussed with the City Manager
and Public Works Director the appraisals and methods of acquisition of First
Street; and requested an opinion frc~ the City Attorney of whether or not a
building could be placed in Parton Street at Santa Aha High School.
At the request of Councilman Herrin, the Public Works Director reported on
problems involved in the construction of the Broadway sewer.
CATS ~ ~ A recent complaint about cats was
discussed and it was noted that the
Municipal Code provisions limiting
the keeping of more than tt~ree dogs as household pets did not apply to
cats. It was moved by Councilman Griset, seconded by Councilmam Carlson
ami carried, that the matter be referred to the staff for additional study
and recommendation.
WE~ ABATEMENT ~ '~ Noting that the recent weed abatement
ordinance called for appointment of a
committee to serve as hearing board
for appeals, Mayor McMlchael appointed the Council as a c~ittee for hearfn~
appeals and directed that the appeals be held at regular Co~mcil meetings.
SURPLUS PRO~ ~ ~ ~u Actlngupon the City Ma~agers's rec-
KING ~ c.'~-~endation, the City Coumcil cancelled
auction on surplus property described in
Report No. 61-65, King Street~ and indicated that the auction would be resched-
uled at, or subsequent to, the first Council meeti~ in December, on motion of
Councilman Griset, seconded by Councilman Brooks and carried.
CITY COUNCIL 279 September 5, 1967
MANAGER'S SALARY Noting that the City Manager's salary
must be set by separate resolution, it
was moved by Councilman Griset, seconded
by Councilman Herrin ~nd carried, that action be deferred to t he next Council
meeting.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS Janice Boer ststed that her comments
at the last City Council meeting were
not included in the Minutes of August
21, 1967, (City Council Minutes Page 271) and that a correction to the Minutes
of August 7 made by the City Council on August 21 were not included in the
Minutes (City Council Minutes Page 271).
Janice Boer presented an unsigned statement from the Board of Directors of
the Property Owners Protective Leauge, Inc., criticizing the City Council's
decision on the alignment of First Street and methods of acquisition,
On motion of Councilman Brooks, seconded by Councilman Herrin and carried,
the communication was ordered filed. Mayor McMichael commented that Mrs.
Boer had been heard at the various public hearings on First Street and it
was not the intention of the City Council to reopen the hearing.
RECESS At 5:20 P.M., the meeting was recessed
to 7:30 P.M., at which time it was
reconvened with all CounciLmen present
Following the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag, the Invocation was delivered
by the Reverend Robert D. Fraley, St. Luke's Methodist Church.
CITATION Mr. Gene Cook, Volunteer Chairman of
the Red Cross First Aid Committee of
Orange County, presented to Fire
Chief John Garthe a special citation for the First Aid Training Program
within the Santa Aha Fire Department. Members of the Fire Department
present were recognized.
SURPLUS PROPERTY Mayor McMichael announced the sale of
real property described in Surplus
Property Report 41-63, consisting of
one parcel on the east side of Santa Fe Street, south of Second Street, with
a minimum bid of $9,500.00. The Clerk reported notice of the hearing pub-
lished and mailed as required by the Municipal Code with evidence on file,
and reported further that an offer of $9,500.00, accompanied by a Cashier's
Check, had been submitted by H. D. Howell.
In response to the Mayor's call for additional bids, the following oral
bids were submitted: $9800.00, $9900.00, $10,000.00, $10,100.00, $10,300.00,
$10,500.00, $10,900.00, $11,500.00. There being no further response after
three calls, the property was declared sold to H. D. Howell for $11,500.00.
AMEND. APP. 610 Hearing was opened on Amendment Appli-
KEYSTONE SAVINGS AND LOAN cation 610, filed by Keystone Savings
and Loan Assn., proposing amendment of
Sectional District Map 15-5-10 to reclassify property on the north side of
McFadden, approximately 380 feet easterly of Harbor from the A i District
to the C 2 District.
CITY COUNCIL 280 September 5, 1967
The Clerk reported ne~ice of hearing puBlishe~[ with evidence e~ file an~ ne
c~.~uicati~ns receive~. ~ere berg no response to the ~yer~s call f~
testier, the h~ ~s cl~s~.
It ~s mo~ by C~c~ Griset, sec~ ~y C~ci~ He~ ~ c~i~,
that the applicatl~ be appr~ ~ the City Atto~ey be ~st~ct~ to pr~
~ o~ce te ~c~ssi~ the pr~e~y acce~ te ~iBit A.
AI~A~. APP. 612 ~'a ~'- Hearing was opene~l ~ an application file~
$~JT~' SERTICES 00. By Southern Services Cea~am~ proposing
a~e~d~e~t of Sectional District Map
to reclassify property on the ~est si~e of Eastweo~ Avenue between Fourth
Sixth Streets fron the R 3 District te the C 2 District.
The Clerk reporte~ n~tlce of hearing publishe~l with evidence o~ file a~ no
Ce~mumicatic~s receive~. Maurice O'Ce~nor~ attorney rel~resenting the applicant~
was present ~ offere~ te a-~wer a~y questions.. There Being no resp~se to
the Mayor's call f~r testi~, the hearing was close~.
It was m~cl by Ce~mcllma~ Carls~ seee~e~ by Cottmcll~aa Herri~ a~ carrie~,
that the application be approved a~A the City Attorney be inetructe~ to prepare
an ox~li~a~ce to reclassify the property according to Exhibit A.
APPEAL 1~ ~d ? ~. Hearing was ~pened ~a aa a~eal file~ by
V~ 67-6~ C~I ~cher ~te~rises, ~c., ~ the
P~ C~issioa's ~ial of V~i~ce
67-63 to coat,ct restart ~ R 1 District at s~t~ ce~er of 17th ~
~. The Olerk rep~ a~ice of the he~i~ ~il~ te ~Jaceat ~pe~y
~ers ~th evidence e~ file ~ the recei~ efa petit~ ~ ~eBJe~i~ cea-
~g appr~-ate~ ~6 sixties ~ a letter ef ~Jectie~ ~ the ~esi~eat
of the Siena ~A.
Speaking ia favor of the application were Da~ Hol~en~ atterwey for the applicant,
aaa E~war~ E. Miller, lesser te Earcher Enterprises. A petition fron e~aers
~e~a~ts ~lJaceat t~ ether Carl's Jr. Restaurants expressing support was or~ere~
file~ on motion of Ceu~cil~a~a ~erria, seeon~[ed By Ceu~cilma~ Breaks a~l carrie~.
Speaking ia opposition were Herman ~J~aaa, 1~18 N. ~.~wee~; John Hey, 1~1~ ~. Lis-
wood; a~d Barol~ Reitneier, 1708 ]o Me~la~. There being no ~Arthar teetiae~¥, the
hearing ~as close~.
After hearing a rel~rt fron the Pla~i~ Director, Council ceasiAere~ a .request
Dom Criotimen to speak. The request wes &eale~l ea motion of Cowaeilma~ Herria~
secea~e~ By Ceu~cllma~ Griset an '~the fellewi~g roll call veto:
NOES
ABS~£
Werria, Griset, McMiehael
]rooks; Carl~on, Markel, Thux~an
iole
Council ~iscusse~ at length the Aevelel~aeat ef 17th Street aecerAiag to a special
study ~eae By the Pla~ Staff a~A Ce~aissie~, the ~e~h ~ s~s ef ~evel~t
alo~ the ~r~t ~ the e~tibility ef the a~c~'s ~esal. ~. ~er
~icat~ t~t he ~s meet~ ~th his ~chi~ects the a~t ~ ~ perhaps the
~erier ceu~ be r~el~ ~ 8~e m~ificatiu ~e te the
~th ~e~l~t ~ the ~ea.
Xt was me~e~ by C~,~cil~an Griset, see'eade~ By Ceu~cilm~ Carlson, ~het the ~tter
be C~t~U~ tO ~e l~t me~ to gi~ ~. ~r~er ~ ~ty ~ audit
differ~t ~teri~ ~ ~t~ier debits; ~e m~i~ ~ ~ ox the fe~
roll call v~e~
AYES:
AESE~T:
Carlsea~ ~riset, Thur~aa~ Xe~.ichael
HeA-A-~a, ~reek~, ~rkel
C2TY C~CXL 281 Septanber ~, 1~7
APPEAL 195 At the request of the applicaat, With mo
VARIANCE 67-73 , oppositiom from .the audience, the City
Council, eu metier of. CeUW. eiTM Markel,
secoaded by Couacilmau ~rooks a~d carried, co~timue~ to the next 0ity Council
meetiag hearing om a~ appeal fileA by C. Bill White fre~ the Pla~i~g C~w~esiom's
denial of V~i~ce 67-73 to comst~ct ~uilai~ f~ retail sale ef ~tiq~s ~
fromt y~ ~ P District at ~18 W. 2~.
APPEAL 1~6 Heari~ was opemed om a~ appeal filed By _
VARIANCE 67-62 Frances V. Farris from the Zo~ A~alaistrator'~
approval of Variance 67-62 (~il~litch) to c~astru<
two apartneRt u~its ia aAditioR to two existing apartmemt uaits ia the R 2 District
at 1011 N. PartoR. The Clerk reported Rotice of the hearing ~ailed to a&JaceRt
property owaers om August 30 with evidence on file a~ mo ce~u~icati~as filed.
The appellant, Frances Farris, suggested that the area should be zoRe~ R R sad mot
I~ 3 H, with high-rise development. Frnu~ ILtlAitch, applicant for the variaace,
spoke ia oppositiom tothe appeal aaa requested grant~n~ of varie~ce. There bei~
mo further testimo~y~ the heariag was closed.
It was moved by Ccmu~cilma~ Carla., secoRded by Couacil~a~ Herria sad carried, that
the City Couacil uphold the actiom of the Z~ A~alaistrator a~d iastruct the City
Atteraey to lmrepa~e a resolutiom grant'mE Variance 67-62 subject to coalitions ia
Fi s of ted 8/1 /67.
PARCEL MAP 525 Parcel I~ap 525, filed by Siaclair I~vest~emt
SINCLAIR ~ CO. Co., creating two parcels om the south side
of 17~h east of Lincoln, was approved subject
te co~it~as ia PI~ l~epert ~ateA AUgUst ~9, 1~67, amd alley requiremeRt waived~
om metier of Couacilmaa Griaet, seco~Aed By Cou~cil~a~ Norris aaa carried.
PARCEL MAP ~26 Parcel Nap 526, filed by La~A Tech Develol~aeat
LA~D TECH DEV Co., creating four parcels ~ the aorth side
of 17th a~ west of Tusti~, was approveA subject
to the cc~Aiti~s ia Play.lag Report ,Aate~ August 30, 1967, a~d alley require~eRt
waived, o~ m~iom ef Ceuacil~a~ Bre~k~, secoa~eA by Ceuacilmaa Griset a~ carried.
.T~. TRACT 6~~ At the request of applicaat, aeries oa
VAN PATTEN · · TeRra, ire Tra~t 6~d~, filed By Ar~eaa Vas
Pattern, creating six lots east of Newhope
south of McFa~I~eR~ was coRtiaueA to the mext Cc~acil meeting, on motio~ of
C~cilma~ Herria, seceded by C~u~cil~a~ N~rkel a~A carried°
TE~T. ~TRA~ 5~82 Temtative Tract 5282, filed BY Secerity
~CUR~T~ ~ C0~. Fore C~oratioa, c~ot~ l~.l~s ~h
of l~h ~etweea ~ti~o ~A ~eo~, ~s
ap~eA subject to co~itio~ ~ P~ Rep~ ~t~ A~ot 28, 1~7, ~
n~iom of Co~ci~ Griset, seco~ by C~ci~ He~ ~ c~ieA.
TE]IT. TINCT. ~1 Temtattve Tract 6~61, filed by La~A Tech
~ T~H D~ ~lo~eat Co., creat~ ~3 ~s Om ~e
:, '?' l~h side of l~h ~ the ~st ~iAe of
~tim, ~ a~r~ sub,ct to c~i~leas ~ P~ Repo~ ~teA A~st 30,
[~7, ~A alley ~q~at ~i~A, ~'~i~ of Co~i~ ~oe~, second
by C~ei~ He~ ~ c~ieA.
ClT~ C~U~CIL . 282 Sel~eaber ~, 1~7
PRIVATE PATROL O~ ~etiea of C~-.~cil~a~ Rstrip, seceaAeA By
C~ci~ Gria~ ~ c~ieA, p~t to
epe~te a ~trol ~m~ er ~ me,ice ia
t~ City of ~a ~ ~s ~ to U~rsal A~eA G~ Se~ce subJe~ te a~
~e requests ef the ~ici~l C~e be~ set.
1~0 ABATEmEnT DI~£~CT -~ Ceuncil receiveA a reeelutiem ef the Memq~ite
Abatement District cc~ae~Aiag Santa
represeatative, W. D. Obarr,
hi~ 20 years service e~ the ~earA ef Trmstees. It was aeveA by
sece~AeA by Ceuacil~a~ Griset a~A ca,fleA, t~at a special Reselutiou of
be prepareA fer preee~tatia te Mr. Obarr at the aext City Ce~acil ~eetia~.
C~ g6-15 ~- ~ ~ ~ Retina ef~ Couacil~e~ Griset, seco~Aed
by C~uacilaa~ Rerril auA carrieA, a ~O-
Aay exteuie~ of ti~e was gra~teA fer
Co~Aitie~al Uae Per. it ~-15 fer c~a~tructiem of church a~A youth seater at
1705-18 W. EAiager.
TAXICAB C~TIFICATE ~ ~ Ceuacil receiveA applicatiea ef ~eerge
Brazer, Aba Blue a~d White Cab
fer Certificate of Public Cemvule~ce
a~A Necessity to operate taxicabs im the City. Public hearing em the~appli-
caries was set for 7~0 P.M.~ September 18, 1~7, el notiel
BracEs, aecouAeA ~y Ce~acil~aa Herria a~A earrieA.
B~LDING REGI~ATIOFS -~ ~ ~ ~ ~ie~ of C~i~ ~o~, seco~
by C~ci~ ~ ~ c~ieA, C~il
a~theriz~ the ~er
~fe~ia De~t of R~g ~ C~ity ~el~
~A is e~ci~ re~ti~s equal to or
ef the Health ~ ~et~ C~.
ORAL CCSO~AXCATX0~S Mr. William Xehr. ~28
~isc~seA ~th C~cil ~ the ~b~c
~or~ D~er the pre~
of ~ ~ro~ st~ ~ ~s ae~B~he~ ~A the pouaibilities fer
if he is ~uecoua~l ~ ebta~ s~ici~ sixths f~ ~ aeses~t Ai~trict
prec~A~. ~e ~e W~ D~ will ~ the c~iti~
see ~at actiea c~ be ~.
AI~OUI~qE~ There beimg mo further bus.ess to coue
before the City Council, the Sics/elmS
was aA~ou~e& at ~z~ ~.J(. e~ metiom
of Coumeilmem Kerrim, secouAeA by Ceu~eilmam Brooks aid earrieA.
~eris R. ~'ewa ~"-
Clerk ef the Council
C~TY C~U~C~L 28~ September 5, 1~7