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Home My WebLink About07-01-1968~ OF T~E REGULAR OF T~E Ci~ COUNCIL OF CIT~ OF SAFFA A~A~ CALIFOI~IA July l, 1968 The ~eeting was calle~ to order at 2:00 P.M. ia the Cotmcil Chambers, 217 North #a~n Street with ~he follm~inS Council~en presser: Wade He~ ~alter ~ooks, T~ M~c~el. A~o p~sent ~re City hger Carl ~. ~t~, City Atto~ey Villi~ L. Mock, Di~ct~ of ~blic Wor~ Ro~ld Wolfo~, P~ Director Y~ 8te~ns, ud Cl~k of the C~eil Doris M. ~M. M~r~TES were appr~ve~ as su~itted. Oa motioa of Cou~cil~aa ~erria, secoaded by Cou~cile~a ~rooks and carried, the Miautes of the Regalar Meetiag of ,l'u.ae 17; · [EC~TI~E SE~X~]I At 2:02 P.M., the City Co~lcil a~lJm~-neA to executi~ sessi~ for appr~te~ o~ .h~ to ~isc~s ~d ~ C~issi~ a~o~its. ~e Co~cil ~eomveaeA a~ ~ P.M. wi~ the sm Co~ci~en presemt. PROJECT D-7~ ~o-?~q ~ Ca motion of C~u~cilman Griset, seconded by Co~acil~a~ Xerrim a~ carrie~, the City'Co~ncil ox~lered flle~ report of bids receive~l far Project D-7~, Coastx~ctioa of D-3 Stor~ Draia ia SafflOwer'Avenue frc~ the D-3 Chapel (meat Fairvie~ Street) to 8~alley S~reet; awaked coatract to the 1~ bi~ler, Le~ar Corporation at uait pri~es; a~d reJecte~ all other ~EAglIG WA~ ~otioa of Couucil~an ~erria, The full rea~in& of or~[inances ~ud resolutions, the titles of which apl~are~ ca the public a~enda~ was waive~, on. sec~a~eA: by Couacil~an Breohe aa~ una~ammly carr~eG. A~F~ Nerrin, l~oek~, Carlson, Grieet, ~arkel, ThUrllan, #e#lchael AB~EIT~ lose #~yar ilelichael aaA' ~iee Ilayar ][erria .~iaq~alified themselves om the next item of business, anA Nay~r ~tickael appointe~ Comacil~an Brook~ aB Chairman ia their &beeGce. #ay~r ~Miehael ami Vice ~or ~erria left the Council Ch~ber. CXT~ CO~CIL ~7~ July ))8-923 - 1?th STREET 0~I~A~CE NS-923 A)~E~DINO SECTION 9271 ~ RIGHT OF WAY LI~E OF PART % O~ ~, A~IC~ ~ 0F ~ ~A AEA ~IC~AL 00DE T0 R~E T~ ~ ~I~ 0F WAY L~ OF ~V~r~ 'S~ ~ OL~ A~ ~SH ~lt A~ ~ S~TIO~ ~71~1 T~H 9271.29 ~s a~pte~, on motion of ~0o~ci~ Griset, aec~ed by C~ci~ C~lson. AYES: NOES: A~ENT Carlson~ Griset, Markel, Thur~an Brooks ~rrin, McMichael ~ayor McHichael amd Vice Mayor Herrin returned to the Council table. seconded ~y Councilman Herrim. O~DINANCE NS-92~ A~ENDING ORDINANCE NS-902 TO CORRECT AN E~ROR CONTAINED T~EIN was a~opted, on motion of Councilman Markel, AYE~: Herrin, Brooks, Carlson, Griset, Markel~ Thurman, McMichael None NOne ~RD. ES-~25 - A.A. 62~ O~INAECE ES-925 PREZONING AND ESTABLISHING ~ V. RO~R~ DISTRICT CLASSIFICATION ON AMENDMENT APPLICATION 62~ F~.~ Aw~ AMm~ING S~IONAL DISTI~IOT NAP 6-5-9 (~MIBIT AA 62~ A) (south side of Fairhaven between Lincoln and Glassell) was passed to second reading, on motion of Councilman Griset, seconded by Councilman Carlson and carried. ~. NS-~6 - A.A. 625 O~DINANCE NS-926 CEANGING DISTRICT OALVIN T. ROHi~ CLASSIFICATION ON AMENDMENT APPLICATION' 625 FIT.~ BY CALVIN T. RONRS A~D A~DING S~TISNAL D~S~ICT NAP 6-5-9 (EXNI~IT AA 625 A) (north side of 17th between Grand end Lincoln) was passed to second reading, on motion of Councilman Griset, seconded 'by Councilman Nerrin and carried. ~. ES-9~7 - LA~ EN~ORC~P~ ORDINANCE NS-927 ACCEPTING TNE REQuIRE~E~2S Oi~IC~ ~INING OF SECTION 13522 OF 2NE PENAL C~)E ~ATING TO TRAA~£NG OF LAW ENFORCE~i~ OFFICER~ was passett to second reading, on motion of Councilman Brooks, seconded by Councilman Carlson. On roll call vote: Brooks, Carlsem, Griset, Markel, Thurman, McMichael Nerrin None C~T~ CO~ClL ~7~ July 2, 1968 lOgS lerrin, Brooks, Carlson, Griset, Markel, Thu~man, Mc~ichael io~e lone RES. 6~,102 - STRr~T ~ C~AIGE ALTOI ~ ~o Oriset, secon~e~ by Councilman B~ooks. RESOL~TION 65-102 CHA~GI]~ TEE NAME OF A i~)RTIO! OF ALTOM $~m~ TO ALTO! Av~-uug was adopteA, on motion of Councilman AYES: NOES: ABSEMT: ~errin~ Broaks, Carlson, Griset, ~arkel, Thur~an, Mc~ichael lone lone Werrin, Brooks; Carlson, Griset, Markel, Thur~an, McMichael lone None LEASE A~N~,. ~.~-i~ Execution of a lease agreement with the City~ployees' AseociationCre~t U~ion for space in the Ccemunity Center Ml&ing &t 110~ West Sth Street was autherised, on motion of Councilman Brooks, seconAe~ by Conacil~n Carlson an~ earrieA. C~AIGE ~DER ~% ~a ~ Chan~e Order lo. 1 to contract with ~ark Construction Cca~amy, Pro,eot 2~, First Street frc~Birchto~ush; C-139~ First Street frc~ Heeperiam to Baker, imcreasiug $2,~72.50, was authorizeA, on motiom of C~ncil~an Carlsem, see~a~e~ by Ceumeilmaa ~errin. On roll call vote: ~erri~, Bro~ks, Carlson, G~iset, ~hurmaa, .McMiehael ~arkel Io~e GEI~AL PLAN HO~lG ~ q~ On motion of Councilman Griset, seconAe~ by Councilman Herrin an~ carrie~, Council - or~ere~ file~ the copy of Resolution of the California Chapter of the A~erican Institute of Planners Urgin~ Prel~ration of General Plan woumiag El-=ent by Charter Cities and Counties. CIT~ COUNCIL ~7~ C(~INIT~ ACTION COUNCIL Council received from the Orange County Boar~ of Supervisors notice that the ~range County Community Action Council, Incorporated has been designated as the community action agency for the County of Orange. It was the decisicm of the City Council, on motic~ of Councilman Brooks, seconded by Councilman Herrin, to officially accept recognition of the designated agency and request that the City of Santa Aha be included in the proposed Co~uity Action Program. On roll call vote: Eerrin, Brooks, Carlson, Griset, McMichael Markel, Thurman None VARIANCE AND CONDITIONAL Decisions made by the Planning Cummission USE PERMIT or the Zoning Administrator, where no appeal has been filed, were affirmed, on motion of Councilman Griset, seconded by COllnCllman Th~ and carried, for the following: VA 68-55, ANDERSON - to construct room addition which results in less than required rear yard in R 1 District at 2202 S. Van Ness - APPROV]~); VA 68-56, LIDSTROM - move in one dwelling on lot with one existing dwelling and construct room addition encroaching into required rear yard in R 1 District at 5022 W. 6th - APPROV]~); VA 68-65, GEORG~' - construct medical office building in R 1 District at 612 W. Edinger - APPROVED; CUP 6~-5, !~%EE ].~TI'MODIST CHURCH - construct church and related facilities in R 4 District at 2301 E. Santa Clara - APPR0~. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS The following Alcoholic Beverage License Applications were considered: 7-11 Market, 2513 7-11 Market, 1532 Bmab Shelter, 216 Chick & Whitey,s, 7-11 Market, 2320 Pussycat, 2509 S. Main, On Sale Beer, Person Transfer; 7-11 Market, 627 E. Pine, New Off Sale Beer & Wine; 7-11 Market, 2128 Tustin, 'Off Sale Beer & Wine, Person Transfer; Edinger, New Off Sale Beer & Wine; S. Flower,. New Off Sale Beer & Wine; E. Warner, On Sale Beer, Person Transfer; 310-12 N. Birch, On Sale General, Person Transfer; N. Glassell, New Off Sale Beer & Wine; 7-11 Market, 1425 W. Warner, New Off Sale Beer & Wine; Hagen 2141 S. Main, New On Sale Beer. It was moved hy Councilman Brooks, seconded by Councilman Herrin and carried, that protest be filed on The Pussycat, 2509 S. Main Street, with the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board; and the other applications be ordered filed. TRAFFIC Report of control devices removed or installed 6/~/68 through 6/24/68 was ordered filed, on motion of Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilman Griset and carried. CITY COUNCIL 476 July 1, 1968 PARc~ NAP ~56~ Cmmcil considered Parcel ~ap 556, file~ ~rce~ s~ut~ of Al~m, west ~ ~ ~ee~. JacE ~, rep~annti~ ~rg-w~er 0~trels, re~esth~ ~le~i~ ef ce~a~ co~itions ~ P~ D~e~or'a repo~ ~te~ ~e 2~, 1~; ~e~, Co~it~ ~ J. re~ BO foot de~i~ati~ for Ricko~ Street; O~tions ~ k. ~. ~' 1. reg~ easy,ts for Alton A~nue, s'~ce c~bs ~ street s~aces a~ a~a~ ~ for Alt~ ~Jac~t to P~cel 1 for a 60 f~t wi~e s~rect~ ~ Co~itl~ ~ o. reg~ ~oval of gas vault. Bill CooE, ~si~eat ~ ~neral ~ager of Borg-~a~r, ~ ~les ~tes, ~trial ~alt~, a~o Spo~; Al~er couiAeration by Council,. it :was ~ove~ by Counci]~an Brooks, seconded ~y Councilman Griset, to approve Parcel Map 5~6 subject to con~it~ons:in~' · Planning Director's report ~ate~ Jttue 2~ 1~ ?ith the e~ception that under Co~diti~ ~ J. the future right or'way line for.Hickory Street be reduce~ to 20 feet, and under Con,iris ~ o. that the City absorb the cost of relocating the vault in the street construction; a~d alley requirement waived. The action was a~opted on roil call vote~ AYES: NOES A~SE~T ~errin, Brooks, Carlson, Griset, Markel, Thur~an, Mc~ichael N~e None present except Mayor ~c~hael. PARCWt ~eaP 557 ~ ~ At .~:50 P.M. a five minute recess was declared. The CounCilrecc~vened at 5:00 P.M. with all CO~cil me,ers Parcel Map 557, filed by Boy Sakioka, creating 2 lc/cs on south s~de of 17th Street, east of LinCOln, was approved subject to conditions in ~lanuing Director's report date~ June 2~ 1968, and alley requirement wa~ waived, on ~oticn of Counci.l~an 'Griset, seconded by Council; ~an Brooks and carried. ~ creating ~ lots. on th,e south side of P~Fa~Aen, .west of Be~port FreeWay, was approved sub,octI to conditions in Planning' Directo~':s ~epc~c dAte~ ~une 2~, 1~o~, and alley requirement was waived, on a~tioa of Councilman BrOOks, secouded by Councilman Grinet and earrie~. PARCEL ~ 55~ ~ ~ Parcel Map 559, filed by Long Beach Construction Co., ereat~-~ ~ lots at ~the southeast corner of Nickory and Stanford, was approved subject to conditions in Planning Director's report ~ated june 21, 1~, on ~eti~ of Councilman Brooks, seconded by Councilman Griset an~ carrie~. C1T~. CO~C IL ~77 ~ALAI~T~q On motion of Councilman Griset, seconded by cOUncilman ~rooks and carried, Council approved ~anager's report dated June 26, 1~, recc~aending increases for meritorious service. Mayor MeJ~iehael returned to the Council table. RESOLUTION ~-9~ C01~ECTIOR The City Attorney pointed out the need for a correction in the legal description under PARCEL 5 A in RESOLL'~IDN 68-9~ A~H(~TIZi~G CO~D~ATION OF REAL PROPERTI FOR ~ WIDENING OF S.:¥zm~r~m~TH STRr~£ BETWEEN BA~e~ STI~£ AND T~E SANTA ANA FREE~AYo It was moved by Councilman Griset, seconded by Councilman Thur~an and unanimously carried, to make the correction as follows: 'PARCEL 5A: An easement for street purposes over the Southerly 2RoO0 feet of that portion of that 7.~ acre parcel of land shown on a map of Wiley's Additic~ to Santa Ana City, City of Santa Ana, County of Orange, State of California, as per map recorded in Book 1, Page 86, of ~iscellaneous Maps, in the office of the County Recorder of said County, described as follows: Beginning at the intersection of the North line of Seventeenth Street as shown on said map and the East line of Spurgeon Street, as said street is described in deed ~o the City of Santa Ana, recorded November 26, 1~06~ in Book 139, Page 111 of Deeds; thence North 55.00 feet along said east line of Spurgeon Street; thence East 158.00 feet parallel with said North line of Seventeenth Street; thence Sonth 55.00 feet parallel with said East line of Spurseon Street to said North line of Seventeenth Street; thence West 158.00 feet to the point of beginning." HARBOR DISTRICT It was moved by Councilman Brooks, seconded by Councilmau Herrln and carried, to authorize reimbursement to Councilman ~arkel for expenses incurred for recent trip to Sacramento to represent the City Council at the hearing on Orange County HarbOr District Dill. On motion of Councilman Carlson, seconded by Councilman Brooks and carried, Council authorized a: representative off the City Council to attend the next hearing in Sacramento to support the Orange County League of Cities' position on dissolution of the Orange County Harbor District, at City expense. POLXCE CC~JTER SERVICE Acting on the recommendation of the City Manager, Council cancelled agreement with Tabulating Technicians, Inc. for police cc~uter service, on motion of Councilman Brooks, seconded by Councilman Griset and carried. At 5:30 PoMo, the ~eeting was recessed to 7:30 PoMo, 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 Russell Burris, Church of the Rrethren. CIT~ COUNCZL J"ly 1, 1968 APPEAL 208 - VA 6~-53 Heart-E was opened on an appeal filed By · AA~SCO CO~. :.. ~illa De Flores W~aeo~ners Association fron Planning Cc~aissi~n's approval of VA ~-53 to Rirsco Corporation, to construct a' 262-unit apar~ent cc~piex in the A 1 District at 2~1 N. ~ristolf continued fron/June 17th. Speaking in opposition to granting the variance were Stanley ~afer, attorney representing Villa De Flores Homeowners Association; Ralph Cru~, 2733 No Flower; Bill Van Riper, 25~ Feruwood Drive; and Mary Lou Power, 507 W. Me~ory Lane~ Harol~ Rirsh, representing Hirsco Corporation, and George Weisner~ architect for ~irsco Corporation, spoke in favor of granting the variance. The hearing ~was closed. Council discussed the ~atter at le~h, consider~n~ the traffic problem~ density, ~ the proper~y line which wo~ld, he ~d~ feet with ~he apartment units o~er the garages and see~ed to be the ~ain objection of the neighboring property owners. It was ~oved by C~mucilz~n Carlson, seconded ~y Councilman ~rooks, to uphold the action of the Plamning Cceeaission and instruct the City Attorney to prepare a resolution granting Variance 68-5B sub,eot to conditions~n Find~ of Fact dated May 27, 1~o~, except that Condition 1 be -~nded to include the deletion of the apar~ents over the garages on the easterly side of the property. The ~otion was adopted o~ roll call vote: AYES: NOES: AB~.e~JC: Herr:n, Brooks, Carlson, Or:set, Markel, Thur~an, MoM:ch&el None None At 8:50 P.M., a five ~inute recess was declared. The Council reconveyed at 8~55 P.M. with all O~uncil me, hers present. construct a ~uplex at 701-703 W. Borchard Hearing was opened on an appea4l filed By Fred Monte fr~a the Zoning Ad~inistrator's denial of Variance Applicatiom 68-5~ to in the R 1 District. Fred Monte, the appellant, spoke on behalf of the variance and presented a petition cont&ining apprc~i~ately 66 signatures of neighboring residents in favor of the duplex, 15 letters in favor, an~ a letter fron the attorney fronwhonhe purchased the lot. ~n~tion of Council~an~errin, seconded byCou~cil~anGriset~and carried, the ccamunications were ox~lered filed. Also speaking i~favor of the va*lance were Bernar~.Gratavinas, 1~21 $. Part.n; Mrs. Aldo Hope, 1331 S.Par~on; Mrs.~Blairsh, 1335 S. Partc~; An~Tiller, 1~02 S. Garnsey; Mrs. Alice Borden, 1330 S. :Patton. Speaking in opposition to the variance were Leonard Carpenter, 131~ S. Ga~nsey; Ralph Porter, 1~06 $. Garnsey. The hearing was closed. The Plannin~ Director pointed out the Pla~tng Commission's position that this is a long standing, well~aintained single family area and that there are no grounds for changing the density ca this one lot. After discussion, it wes m~ved By Councilman Griset, seconded hy Councilman Carlson, to ~phol~ the actic~ of the Zo~t~ Administrator and instruct the City Attorney to prepare a resolution de~yin~ Variance 65-5~. On roll call vote: AYES NOES AESE~T Brooks, Carlson, Griset, Markel, Thur~an, NcMichael Herrin None C1T~ CO~]~CIL July 1, 1968 A~E~T APPLICATION 626 Hearing was opened on Amendment Application 6R6. filed by Santiago Development Ccmpany, proposing amendment of Sectional District Map 36-5-10 to reclassify property on the south side of Talbert between Main and Flower from the R 1 to R 1 - PD District. Russell Mac Quiddy, Santiago Development Company, displayed a model of the Plamued Development Homes. The Flamuing Director explained Planned Develol~aent zon~ to the Council, that the lots are smaller than 6000 square feet, and that ~he difference goes into a public pare area. The hearing was closed. It was moved by Councilman Nerrin, seconded by Councilman Griset, to approve the application and the City Attorney was instructed to prepare an ordinance to reclassify the property according to ~hibit A. The motion was adopted on roll call vote: AYF~: Nerrin, Brooks, Carlson, Griset, Thurman, McMichael NOES:, Marks 1 AB~r: None APPEAL 210 - CUP 6~-10 Hearing was opened on the appeal filed ~A~TIAGO Dm¥..'hOPM~ CO. by Wyunewood Homeowners' Association frcm Planning C~ission's approval of Conditional Use Per,it 68-10 to Santiago Development Company to construct a single family residential "Planned Development" in R 1 - PD District. Spea~g in opposition to granting of the Conditional Use Permit were Nlchael Huntley, ~10 S. Alder, representing Wynuewood Home Owners' Association; Jim Muth; Manuel Peneda, ~25 Alder Street. The hearing was closed. It was moved by Council~n Brooks, seconded by Councilman Herrin, to uphold the action of the Plan~ug Cc~ission and instruct the City Attorney to prepare a resolution granting CUP 68-10 subject to conditions in Fin~ing of Fact dated June 10, 1968. The mcfciou was adopted on roll call vote: '~ N~ES: AESE~T: Werrin, Brooks, Carlson, Griset, Thurmau, NcMichael Narkel None ' T~_ATi~WE T~ACT MAP 6610 Tentative Tract M~p ~610 filed by S~ut~ngo Development Company, creating 352 lots between MacArthur and Sunflower and between Main an~ l~l~wer, was approve~ subject to conditions in Planning Director's report dated ~u~ 26, 1968, and alley requirement was waived, on motion of Council- man Carlson, seconded by Councilman Nerrin. On roll call vote: AYES: NOES: A~£: Nerrrin, Brooks, Carlson~ ariset, Thurman, McMichael Markel None A~ENT APPLICATION 627 Hearing was opened on Amendment Applicatiom ~ 627, filed by Covington Brothers Construc- tion Conpany, proposing amendment of Sectional District Map 3~-5-10 to reclassify property on the south side of Talbert C/T'f COUNC/L July 1, 1968 between Fairview and Greenville frc~ the R 1 to the C 5 District. George Ar~ros, ~15 West ~th street, Tastin, spoke mi ~ehalf of the applicant. The hearing was closed. A~end~ent Application 627 was approved a~d the City Attorney was instructed to prel~x~ an c~lin~nce to reclassify the proper~y accordin~ to Exhibit A, on motion of~ouncil~an Griset, seconded by Councilman Markel and carried. E~G~TH STI~r ALIG]~ENT Hearing was opened on estahlish~ent of specific street alignment ~for Eighth.Street frc~ ~r~adway to Stafford, S'P.S.A. ~8. Opposing the a~ol~cion of Alternate Route 1 were John Stanley, attorney representing Mr. and Nrs. Dale NcHaney; Culver Heston, architect, representing the PresByterian ~hurch; Abe Burksetter, 1231 ~heeler Place; Delhert Boyer, representing the Church; Dale Mc~aney, 708 French. Willia~ Tooley, representing owners of Bank of California at 8th and Birch, approved adoption of Alternate Route 1. The hearing was closed. It was moved hy Councilman Brooks, seconded hy Councilman Herrin, to approve the rec~ndation of the Planning Cca~ission and instruct the City Attorney to prepare a resolution designating alignment of Eighth Street from Birch to Seventeenth according to Alternate Route Number One as show~ in S.P.S.A. Councilman Thur~an stated he thov~ht the Council Should have more time for consider- ation. On' motion of Councilman Thunaan~ seconded ~y Councilman Markel and carried~ the ~atter was tabled to the next Council meetins. Councilman Brooks voted MNO'!. C~F~ BOULEVARD VACATION Hearing was opened on the proposed vacation of excess right of way on portion of Century Boulevar~ Between 17th Street an~ ]~arbor, requested by Adohr Royal Farms. A~lrew Bernard, architect for Adohr F~lms, was present. There being no response to the call for test~ony, the hearing was closed. ~OL~TION 6~-101 0RD~ING T~ VACATION OF EXCESS RIG~ 0F WAY ON A POTION OF ~ ~ ~R ~ C~T~ ~8 C~A~ ~s a~optea, ~ m~ion of C~e~ ~, sec~e~ ~ C~ci~ Griset. AYES NOES ABSENT ~ Herrin, ;~rooke, Carlson, Griset, ~arkel, Thur~an, Mel~ichael None None TAXICAB CEI~I~CATE Hearing was opened on an application filed by U.T.0., Inc. to operate ten vehicles for hire in Santa Ans. Willia~ Wenke, attorney representing Yellow Cah Cc~pa~, opposed granting of the certificate; ~a~la Russell, e~ployee of Yellow Cab Cc~pany, aisc spoke in opposition. Robert Politiski, attorney for U.T.O., Inc., spoke on behalf of the applicant. The hearing was closed. The City ~a~er explained that the staff would need more infor~atio~ regarding the fi~anial s~atu~ of the corporation and the character of the applicants in order to ~ a' recc~aendationto Council. It was moved By Councilman Thur~an, seconded by Councilman Carls~ and carried, to continue the ~atter to July 15th with the condition that applicant furnish the . information needed regarding, financial status and character of applicants in ti~e for the ~nffor~ation to he available for Yellow Cab Company to study if they desire, and in ti~e for staff to review before July 15th. CITY C ~JNC IL July 1, 1968 TAXI 0PERATOR'B PERMIT Bearing was opened on an appeal filed by Harold L. Lemasters from the Police Chief's denial of permit to operate a taxicab in Santa Aha. The appellant, Harold Lemasters, was present and answered questions of CounCil. The hearing w~s closed. On motion of Councilman Brooks, seconded by Councilman Thurmau and carried, permit to operate a taxicab in Santa Ana by Harold L. Lemasters was denied. COI$~SSION A~D BOARD APPOII~II~TS year terms as follows: On motion of Councilman BroOks, seconded by Councilman Griset and carried, the City CoUncil appointed members for four Board of Recreation and Parks Appointed: Rudolph V. Francis Reappointed: Glen C. Evans Win Nitta Bowers Memorial Maseum Board Reappointed: William Lowe Library Board Appointed: John Hill Barvey Nienow Personnel Board Reappointed: Clifford Collins Plannin$ Cc~.ission Appointed: Vernon S. Evans (replacing James Moorefor term ending 6/30/70) Wyatt Frieson Reappointed: Gordon L. Bricken Civic Center Commission Reappointed: Tom IA~sen VA 68-102 The request by Westmark Development Cc~pany for 90 day extension of time on Variance Application 67-102 to construct a ~ unit apartment cmaplex at 1313 W. Memory Lane in the C 1 District was approved, on motion of Councilman Markel, seconde~ by Councilman Rerrin and carried. BUILDING CODE ALTERNATE Withdrawal of the request by Golden Gate Pacific for alternative construction for Fidelity Federal Building to be constructed on North Main was approved, on motion of Councilman Griset, secmaded by Councilman Herrin and carried. Ci'~Y COUNCIL ~2 July 1, 1968 Biw.~IAl~ PA.~LOR ~l The request for approval of ? ShOcker and h~°° ' p~0I tables at Pacific Lanes, 2015 .... Street, was approved, on motion of Councilman X~FA~in~ seconded By Councilman Brooks and carried. BTT.'r.T,e, RDS o ~ ~j Rerrin, seconded by Councilman Brooks iud FRIYRTE F~TROL t ~ s ~ Cottucilman Brooks, seconded by Councilman SOLICITRTI0X APPLICATIGff o a a~ ~riset~ seconded by Councilman Herrin and The application of Roger L. Branch for family billiards-at 2026 W. 1st Street was approved, on motion of Councilman carried. The applicatiou of Pacific Plant Protection for private patrol service within the City of Santa Ana was granted, on motion of I[errin and carried. The solicitation application of Western Am=, Thc., was denied, on motion of Councilman carried. PRIVATE PATROL ~6~ The application of Herbert L. Wood for private patrol service within the City of Santa Ana was continued tO the July l~th meeting, on motion' of'Co~acilman ~e~rin~ seco~Led by Councilman Thurman and carried. I~E~,'RS~,,.F~£ ~% L'~ On motion of Councilman Ilerrin, seconded By Councilman Thur~aa ana carried, reimbursement was authorized to Parkwoc~l Development Co., $~,~76.00, for haprovements constructed on west side of T~stin worth of 17tk Btreet, in exchange for ~edication of ultimate street right of way. TRAVEL EXF~SES ~ 2~ Mayor J(cJ(ichael reported on the trip made By City. Attorney William. MuCk and himself to Sacramento and ~ Francisco regarding the State Building and the FCC property. On motion of Councilman Griset, seconded By Councilman Thuraan and carrie~, Council authorized the trip at City expense. A.B. 7~0 ~"~ On motion of Councilman Brooks, seconded by Councilman Griset and carried, Mayor McMlchael was authori zed to send a telegram opposing Assembly Bill 7~0, regarding police retirement program. ADJ~ At 12:10 ACM., there Being no further Business to co~ Before the Council, the meeting was adjourned to 7:~0 P.Mo, July 2, 1968, in the ~aycw's office for special Budget stuty only, on motion of Councilman I[errin, seconded By Councilman Carlson and carried. Doris .Mo Brown Clerk of the Council CIT~ C~I~CIL ~83 July 1, 1968