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HomeMy WebLinkAbout05/05/70AGENDA i jl'Z CO UIQC,Z 1VIEPTING -4 Tu3a1,,; 197 Workshop Session. - 7:00 p,m- Regula_ Meeting - 730 p.m.. City Safi - Civic Center PLEDGE; OF ALLEGIANCF INVOCATION ROLL CALL APPROVAL OF MTNUTES - Regular Meeting of April 21, 1970, BEAUTIFICATIOD: AWARDS: (a) Residential - Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Gonnoud - 1905 Monterey Boulevard. (o) Commercial - Mr, and Mrs. Paul Williams - Captain Jim's ;Seafood Galley, 316 Pier Avenue, 1. PUBLIC HEARING - RECREATIONAL PARKING AREAS - Bali Schedule., (a) Proposed Ordinance No, N. SB 383 - Introduced April 21, 1970. (5) .Proposed resolution establishing and designating Recreational Parking Area s .. (c) Letter of protest, dated April 27, 1970, from Mr, Warren Martin, jr,, 205 - 31st Street. (d) Proposed lever of tnansmitt:al to South Bay Municipal Court, 2., NON AGENDA ITEMS AND REPORTS - City Council. 3, OFFICIAL COMMb TICATIONS: Distribution of Gas Tax Funds - Senate Bili 38 (a) Request for Endorsement - State Senator Lawrance r, Walsh (ib) Re asst for Endorsement - Las Angeles County Board of Supervisors, 4. NON-AGEYDA ITEMS FROM AUDIENCE - Fifteen Minute Discussion Period. 5, COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY -- GROUNDS MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT NO. 14532 - July 1, 1970 - June 30, 1971, 6. ABC - MARINA LIQUOR, 2 HE MOSA AVENUE -- Person to Person Transfer - Off Sate Genaral-Amatia and John W. Chung. 7. WEED ABAT13MENT ASS FSS MENT ROLL. 1969 - For Confirmation. 8, CODIFICATION - ORDI1\1AIqCE NO,, N. S. 357, ORDINANCE NO, N. S, 376 - For inclusion In. City Code - Proposed Ordinance, 91 CTII ATTORNEY MATTERS: (a) Complaint ffor Declaratory Relief and Injunction - John Robert Warren, Plaintiff - Samuel C, Polk, Attorney at Law, 1409 Monterey Boulevard, .J 3!SA PDT MAY 5 70 LA080 SS1,116 L SMA 469 srz !?,22 14L PD SANTA 140 ICA CAtIT MAYOR CITY OF HEROMOSA EACH ALIT' GRAVE'l,Y CONCEP-NED ABOUT AR 726 SPON3011LD BY ASRLywtllw PmOto OnNCERNING PUBLIC` BEA.C.-HES hND SANITATION CONNECTED WITH SAID A �ACT LOCAL WlAC!-,'F-S,A.DVlSK YOU REVIEW BILL THOROUGHILY AND CONT AS--SFFIBLYMAN lMK.F'n-'-f ATELY, LAAGUF OFCALIFORNIA CITIiS2 AT HT SUGIGE.,&AON� WILL ATTEMPT WAVE BILL AMENDED SO CITIES OYN JC OWN BEACHES CONTINVE TO CON14D,. TMEF, BILL VIOLATES HOM iLfLE CONCEPT* CVON'TT LEAGUE OF CALIFORN: -!TIES OFFICi IN c ,ACRAMENTO FOR FURTHEk itTFOZATION K.ERBERT A SPURGINg MAYOR OV SANTA MONICA 6f;-1201 (" a td) p rcvv�iCa�o t tiae dtV* ` , Ch` yA'i'01ti4 CYou� �3e the' state in Vie" *aixer of mum. ;fronthise re p, 'C by any city df-county, fntr ectit�uJ c3 rtax�d� �i e6. ltt�r�ttgh tb4;, bill vil.L not"be heard until Juhi l., we'hop+a that ixtt$t94f d ani effected cit,z offiti,alo will now express thtir Qglositioo to tht measure. '"l'i-e memOerei of the Coramittae on CnnKnerce and Pui+lic Utilities are,. Bn^am (Chalhan), Cullen (Vice Chairman) , Arklin, Rom, Ralph, Stacey, aid To✓insene. Il. Pub it Bea c,� s, �„ a, 726 iol,) requires the State Departmentof Public Health to eAtabll.ah miii atatndardi I..*or the sanitation of public beaches as may reasonably be ne ry for the p%otection of public health and safety, wealth �ffi.tefs %M6 ind any violation of such standards may close the public boach tnt til the standard litolated is comiilied watts. Any person not satisfied with action taken by the healtti offfic:,r may complait. to the State Department of Public Realth, and the Stes_t DepETtmesnt is also su2tborized to close the beach until th* ssiaridatd iialet+ed is iftomplj.ed with. Ab 726 also authorizes the State Director or Faxi€s and Recreation to rri,thbold funds frce any local agency in which a publf.c beach is located and shush id in violat2ori of the state- establlebe:d standards. The League recoamaended to the author and the co mittee that the bill should be mended to provide (1) that any standards be approved by an advisory comittee composed of representatives or city or county agencies cyumlag and raain.tai.ning public beaches and (2) that state funds match ex- ptndi.ture of local funds and the coat of mkintafting such beaches inaamuch as these beaches alwaye are used taore by cut si.daTs than by local residents, The roraMittee approved the bill without the a mgn. du is and the bill will next be heard by the Assembly Committee an flaya and reams. interested city officials in beach cities should contact their legy.sel,s.-ors now. The members of the cor-mittee are.: Lanterman (C 4ttraun), Crutim ',Vice Chairman), Bagley, Barnes, Relotti, Britachgi, Burton, Collier, Co4vad-., Davis, Dent, Mulford, Porter, Ralph, Ryan, 5ctuatiat Vey* , �E1Ji�"QYt, end Zenalrivv,h. 0 Y t'4 REW M�i�3 Hermosa Beach Senior' Citizens Club MAY 4 [ tl iu � 86 V-41 sy Drive CITYCO EPK +-(�, Hermosa Beae HES s;�cH C1 Ca. 254 ' May 1, 1970 To: City Council Heraoaa Eoach U m Dismay of National Flag Gentlemen At our regular aeeting, April 24, 1970, the question of flying our National Flag daily at the Flag staff, Hermosa and Fier Avenues, was diecuaied thorn-. y, and it was decided, in our opinion, that the flag should be properly flown daily. A member of our Board made notion to this effect and, after being duly seconded, was put to and carried. unanimously. Later the proposition was put to a voice vote before the general assembly and carried unanimously. A large number of our members have lived �.n Hermosa each i°or many gears, are property .-vmrP, tax payers, and are vitally iw;arest®d in our City. In these troubled times it glyes one a maningful and warm jest to look nap and see fold Glory" standing from the flag staff. Therefore, it it is grwaetical, ts1th no exorbitant expsnse involved4 we respottAMy req'aeat that ow, h&t-',oVA1 Flag,,, re- seatiag Liberty mad Justice for A.11, bs floor daily, theare- 167--showing our Civic and Ovverament prides Rsey4ctfully submitted by flerw,,va Beach Senior Citizens Clvlb xaurice Howard, President May 5, 1970 TO Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager FRON2 J. B. Mirassou, City Attorney Ike: Kenland Property, formerly known as ConRock July 18, 1969 -- Application to Planning Commission for change of zone. August 4, 1969 - Planning Commission approved Preecime Plan #21, and request for zaone change. August 19, 1969 - Council approved zonas change and Precise Plan. Public hearing closed. Ordinance No. N. S. 366 introduced, and `Resolution approving tentative Subdivision 023239 referred to City Attorney to formalize conditions of zone change into written agreement. The applicants failed to conclude negotiations with reference to that agreement. January 5, 1970 - Applicants presented an application for a revised Precise Plan to Planning Commission. Planning Commission approved by Planning Commission and forwarded to City Council. Re:commendat icon That the revised Precise Plan be forwarded to they City Council for public hearing and approval, and that Ordinance leo. N. S. 366 be reintroduced tr, include the Precise Plan and eliminate the conditions from the zone.change But prior to approval, the applicants enter into a formalized agreement so that the City may enforce contractually the conditions s®t out in the Precise Pian. This may be a duplication if the applicants utilise tbs subdivision and therefor enter into a Subdivision 11�Iqrse at, but there in a possibility that the applicants Brill not sUbdiv�i die pr • 2I •3 4 5 6 7 r3 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 ORJ1,RAiviCE NO. .i, S. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF HER#10`.1A BEACH, CALIFORNIA.. AMENDING CHAIPTER. 19, "MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC" CF THE HERMOSA BEACH CITY CODE BY ADDIN^y THERE'T'O SECTIONS 19-$6.1, 19-77, 1 AND 19--104.1 RELA'I`iNG TO RECREATIONAL PARKING AREAS. WHEREMS, the City Councit of the City of Hermosa Beach determines that due to geographical location and volume of activity during specific times of thw yea.;, certain laurking areas wtthirs sa,.J City should be described and desig- nated according to their purpoats; ar;d WHEREM, thF violation of parking regulations in said areas reprecentfi problesm& sega:e)o and, i*tinct Zom tho^k, of other areas of said City: NOW, THERMPE, THE CM COUNCIL Or THE (CITY Or HERMO A IE:PACH. f;ALII'��-MA, DOES ORDAIN A .S rOLLOWS: SECTION 1, Tlkml a new Section 19--56. 1 is hereby added f.o C:tapter i.9 of the Hermosa Beach City Code, to road as fcllo%vst "Section 19-56. 1.eati2iAl,ParkIng Area - Authority to create. "By resolution, the City Council may frown time to time establish specific geographical aroas as "RecreaMinal Perking Area"; so designated by virtues of their protitnity to recreational sites, Including the batch, and tr:ereby subject .-u heavy use and demand. Such designation may be limited to certain calurtdar periods." SECTION 1. A new Scanlon 19-•77,1 is hereby added to Chapter 19 of the Hermosa Beach City Code, to read las follows: "Section 19-7%,i, �jMe r_uti; PrsrkIn; Recre�tictar.t Parktnv ArePz. "When authorized signs or parking meters are in place giving notice thereof within a 'recreational parking area' as designated pursuant to Section 19-56.1 of this chapter, no operator of any vehicle shall stop, stand or park any vehicle on the days or between the hours as established by resolution of the City Council and as desiatvratnd upon the siyn or parking meter for a period of time longer than the time limit: designated upon the: sign or park tog meter." SECTION 3. A now 51 ct.ton 13-1104. 1 is hereby arddoC to Chapter 19 0' 1I2 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 2'i 2s 29 30 31 L the Hermosa Beach City ',trio, to read as follows: "Section 19-104. 1. F 'ecI lvlet;r Prtrna Facie Evidence of Violation. Each ' o!ir_ofIll®tai 'arkkng aratitutes Serrate Offense__ Recrez;tional Packtnq Area. +'tie parking or standing of any rr:oi.or vehicle in a parking space within a 'recreational parking area' as designated pursuant to Section 19-56.1 of this chapter, at which space the parking meter displays the sign or sigm<vl indicating illegal parking, shall const' -tote a prima facie presumption that the vehicle has been parked or allowed to :2tand In such space for a period longer than permitted by this chapter and the owner or operator of such illegal will be subject to the Secttnr - Each one hour period of illegal parking after the first penalty has been invoked shall constitute ,a separate offense." SECTION 4 Thm this ordinance shall.^aka effect thirty (30) days after the date of its adoption. SECTION 5. That the, Cuty Merk si. a' l can"fy to the passage and adopt loi: of this ordinance, and prior to the sxpl.razk:n of ffkfteen (15) drys from the passage thereof shat', cauta:e t!h* iar;e is :gig p:avli,ehed at IwAst once in the Hermosa Sea.ch c woe tklly rAwrsp&peT or' general circulation, published and circulated. '.n. ";ze :`:? , :;h l?,srmosa, Blaach . PASSb93, ai ndl A'DNO","Ir :10 itlh;ta ATTEST; APPROVED AS TO FORM - ;P'lk'E ,.rDENT aif the City Council , and ?.�-?f', 1 Chis City of Hermosa 'beach, Cailfernta 2 .3 4 5 6 7 II 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21. 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 37. 32 RESOLUTION NO, N, S. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF I-IERN(IOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING A RECRF TIONAL PARKING AREA, WHEREAS, Section '.9-•S6. 1 of the aarmosa Bench City Code provides fur the establishment of recreational parking areas; and WHERFAS, said sectlon also provides for the designWAon of effective dates of said area; NOW, THEREFORE, THE CIT:' COUNCIL OF 'IHE CITY OF i HERI,/;'OSA BEAC.'H, CkLIFORNI.'A, DOES HFRiBY R£SOLVI: AS FOLLOWS: I SECTION 1. That the following area is hereby established and designived as a "Recreational Parking Area": n All of that area wast of the eA6' :1 riLin:_, 4 7{=:r,t,nc r..,anlle to the westerly city tinAts, and between the most northerly and the t:tost southerly limits of said avenue, :except that area between .hrnorth curb line of Tenth Street and. the south curb line of Fourteenth Street. -1 - SECTION 2. That said Recree,tloral Parking Area shalt be in effect onl•✓ between the first day of June and the last day of October of each year. SECTION 3. That this resojution shall become effective upon the effecti date of Ordinance No. N. S PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPMD this ATTEST; APPROVED AS TO FORM. PRESIDENT of the City Council, and MYOR of the :'1'cy of Hermosa tea -ch, California 017Y CLERK �.tipJ:l mall C/RNEY S.. C G P Y Mayor 14uentin L. Thelen Civic Center Hermosa Beach Calif., 90254 Dear Sir: ... April 27, 1970 I would like to express my complete disapproval of the proposed ordinance which will raise overtime parkin0 by 500% , People do come to Hermosa Beach for recreation. They spend money here, which helps finance our city. Lat's not deter them from coming here. I hope you will vote AGAINST this ordinance. Thank you, /s/ Warren Martin jr. 205 31 St. Hermosa Beach %MW v `. *owl Honorable Presiding judge w South Bay Municipal Court 325 Maple Avenue Torrance, C_ilifornia Dear Jud Parking violations in beach communities represent a unique judicial problem due to the scarcity of convenient beach area parking during times of heavy recreational patronage. The present bail for violations of Section 19-104 (expired meter; of the Hermosa Beach City Code is $1.00, and the bail for Section 19-77 (time limit parking) is $2.00. Parking meters in the "recreational parking area" are set at 254 per hour; or, in other words, eight hours or parking requires $2.00 in deposits. Thus; the difference between the fee for legal parking and a possible citation at best is reduced to zero, and at worst the violator has realized a $1.00 saving, It is the general feeling o9 many beach visitors that the payment of a $2,00 over - parking fine is merely a cost of beach parking, b e do not favor this economic incentive to openly disregard the law. V.1th the extensive congestion and lack of parking spaces, other types of parking violations occur, again because of the economic incentive. We believe a just punishment should fit the crime. The City Council has therefore directed me to request a bail schedule of $+-a B 'or th3 enclosed newly -enacted sections of our Municipal Code, � S OF, Copies of the ordinance and resolution are enclosed. We would be happy to supply additional justification for this request, should the Court desire. In addition, we are requesting an upgrading of the bail schedule for three other sections of the City Code: I. Section 19-65 (72 hour parking) from 5-8fi,to $tT.70, 2. Section 19-77 (time limit) from $2.,00 to $,1,00. 3. Section 19-104 (expired meter) from $1.00 to $2.,00, Very truly yours , QU&NTIN L. THELEN, Mayor City of Hermosa Beach OT T:bf. ... . .. Sul .. .!.., STATE SENA,tOR LAWRENCE E. WALS}i (will i,.TM .(RI.(l,x,x( I'�„xltT UIltf111�t1sIcl�t' �J'E'1icI€ Mr. Wesley C. McDaniel City Manager City Hall Hermosa Beach, ialifornis Clear Mr. McDaniel: Last week I presented and moved adoption of amendments to ay Senate Bill 38 relating to the distribution of gas tax funds. The amendments are pending at the Senate Desk and the bill is on third reading. If adopted, tho amen r ments will change the present distribution of funds from 552 to the south and 452 to the north to 602 for the south and 402 to the north, This is the first time a measure has reached the Senate Floor since the inception u' the Breed formula in 1947 which offers southern California an opportunity to receive its fair share of gas tax funds. There was a motion to re-refer the bill Lack to the northern -dominated Senn'.. Transportation Committee which took precedence over .ry motion to ,amend. Re- referral of the bill would have killed the legislation for still another year. I was able to defeat the action but, at one point, it was very close. In that some'of the southern California Senators voted to re-refer, it is obvious their present position is not in support of tine measure. If you &arse that it is time people from the south recet*e an equitable share of the money they have paid into the gas tax fund, now is the time to stand up and be counted. Indicate your position, forcefully, by sncouraginx your State Senator to Support cur emendmerlLs anu obtain final passalis of the bill. Twenty -ane votes are required to do this but, understandably, they will have to came from the southern members of the Senate. I urge you to use whatever influ- ence you have to secure your respective zienator's support for the bill by means of resolutions, telegrams, petitions or letters. Your issrediate attention to this matter is respectfully requested, since the measure again will be considered by the Senate within approximately another week. Sincerely, LAWRENCE E. WALSH State Senator - LSW/cj n5 P31P PST APR 23 70 LA631 SSH797 L LSE199 LLZ3 LL23 XLT1950 CH PDB (DUPICATE AND CORRECTED COPY) FAX LOS ANGELES CALIF 23 NFT CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH 1315 VALLEY DR HERMOSA BEACH CAIF (RD) TOS EACH SENATOR FROM LOS ANGELES COUNTY ECH CITY COUNCIL IN LOS ANCEES COUNTY ICH BOARD OF :SUPERVISORS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AT ITS MEETING THIS MORNINGS ON MOTION OF SUPERVISOR FRANK G. BONFLLIj THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES VOTED UNANIMOUSLY TO ENDORSE AND SUPPORT THE AMENDMENTS TO SB 38 WHICH WILL CHANGE THE BREED FORMULA TO 60-40 AS PROPOSED BY SENATOR LAWRENCE E, WALSH. THE BOARD RESPECTFULLY REQUESTS THAT YOU SUPPORT SAID AMENDMENTS, ASSIST IN THEIR ENACTMET AND THE SUBSEQUENT ENACTMET OF THE AMENDED BILL JAMES S MIZE EXECUTIVE OFFICER. GF61M perp � '.01 COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES/DEPARTMENT OF REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT 780 Hall of Administration, Los Angeles, California 90012 / 625.3611 ARTHUR G. Wilt M,Ms,HY or T.E eoA.c Director or sur vuoex BRUCE W. EDSON ERNEST x. DEEB "Al.YAM AtsldeM Director FRANK a. a0NEw VICTOR ADORIAN Date April 24, 1970 KENNETH HAHN AsdstsM Dkeder eunroN W. cHAce MEMORANDUM OF TRANSMITTAL TO: City of Hermosa Beach. 1315 Val le r Drive Hermosa Beach, Call.fornia 90254 DOCUMENT: City of Hermosa Beach - Grounds iiaintsMm0e Agreement No. 14532 ACTION REQUESTED: WARREN M. DORM Please execute and return the enclosed copies of abole named document. IIpon Completion of prooessleRgo one fully signed copy will be returned to you for your .files. FROM: ARTHUR G. WILL, DIRECTOR DEPARTMENT OF REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT By Edson Assistant Director WCF Y 76'T670R• Ub a-64 3 m 15 r. a 16 or. 0 ri ( a 4U u ;� < L4 u $i z:� 21 24 26 27 25 2° $r3 31 art OR,1UN DS ;9!` UMTENAECE AGRF NT Pit', 14532 NIS ,AGREEMENT entered Into Chia ._._. _ _day of 3 "'WY MD RE'TWEEI� ---COUM OF 105 ANOMES, a body corporate and politic, hereinafter. -- - rc-ferree to -it "€'county", 'AM s`aa' cr i',Exnast, bf;h a a municipal corporation hereinafter .referred tu, s "C:i.±Cy r �1'I`�1ES�RT"h WHEREAS, the C.°113r:tg� 9.u• of contracting with the I iy�:YAty for z4xe mi.ntenan+':e ofJ the grounds of. Lvuaty ouildings located; a . ✓�5.� .I.'�;F `• h'^].ni{:':li: :4. . 'ib SI1i�1 `4•. t. Sd 1.�As ejLS, �.2re City is agreeable to rendering ittAch services -on—the- tk'rmn -aced-condi-t'tmlo ivr'-."O.i@lr' rer g'eL ­'. yi vtv"'i Jn provided for by the provisions of section %-1/4 ok the thartorr 't f Uhe County of. "ha, ter s-.(Sectictag �^^,5o() €:6:YP2 :6: n +yds. "r'S1 :i nV %i<xA 'w t• tTt ;g{? ily .V$1F 41'8tp.red Into No. 14532 under the terns of which City pr.ovtded Ground$ vwintenance of County -owned buildings -..lt''cA >' r" it 'L -"i s'.' 'Pi-er :Avf.Iti.1J* r 4'ai I ve.tl fix: iA.f µ 3Y -d 4aH Agreement 1r'or .'til rid%1Lrional D? rich. oZ n aL' Ytbr. cc'ii4T nV- j - "k. i, . {.;� Y .intoe Zeta � tT� 1. -,'wL'rii 'J qac +BXpi:. `:�.; .i ti'f� i in or C_ondfiitwuris u �d *r YJthdties,, coCS%atl.'ec FN I— TATSUlt-Cdb 8-69 1 f1 FM 4 S I 12 13 14 15 16 s -17 z�. 4 as jr 191 20 21 22 \M4 agreed by the parties hereto so follow*—. 1. In consideration for maintenance and services, County agrees to pay to City on de»ntd the ecz:,r: of ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLIAR3 2. 4; agreement shall cr mace on July 1, 1970, and terminate on J+ate 30, 1471. 3. City will sain.tain 4m as good and workmanlike manner the grounds of the County bdildinj& located at above listed l.ocs- tion, said maintenance to consist of mowing and edging grassed -- areas, pruning of shrcbs, cultivatimi-of- flower - beds, application of water, furnishing and applying insecticides and fertilizer. 6. for the purpose of performing said grounds maintenance, City shall furnish and supply *11 necessary labor, supervision, equipment and e;ipplies necessary eo maintain the grounds at a level of apptaeanee 1- parable. to City facilities. Such mainten- ance ,shall include tba renovation and see4ing of lawn areas at --feast-one*e Auring-the-,year. 4. Cvua ty way replace, at its discretion, all plants, shrubs and trees upon notificat-ion of Ouch ateed from City. City shall. out alter _the landscapg-.sa_ #ny_manoe�n_ not- othoxwiae__provided for herein. Via. CoUrA11 Whdil nott %* celled upon to asnau m any liability 2i for the direct payment of any salaries, wages, or other compen- 24 sation to any City personnel performing; services hereunder for --$3 --said County. 26 City sh# i i ndeaAfy aM holed County harmless from 17. try any liability Aarisi fry or in coq vf-ay connected with any activit� 2s performed by A-ky pursuant to this Agree at - or resulting from a 29 dangerous or de ecti a oudilion of psnpvrty i gi1Djt:ct to this 30 Agreement extaet ang Vy reascm of e;;ay tact e:r omission by City or 31 ita agents or employ0el.. Cit,akar ' sgree* v:o I defend County against j 32 til claims and: auits tzrougSh>: a,-AinvT.- C eym. ty, its officesrs, rege=nts, b �� 76T696R-iN! 9.69 A -- -7. 3 s 5 I er:P10176pa arising mit of r' in �Rr. k'ev c©rmerted ws.ttz 0: .,te,t tc- tTi. #w;: t:= ;c;ti:, :I.ncTv;2re ei.n ngerou$ i.:7TAC. S.. I Oils 0!:' the gruunids end n(°gli!I,e Xi+ E' C:t"t: tie, i !C Ri r an,+}4L Parties knerer:o h&vp c&uaeri tE,ea+k oxc,ertr: :.s +,e zra:us+-cd rbx;rrrr. rarer u:gv , t: 'roe above wr.f.tce ;.. By 13 AP;?WVET AS TO FUR3°Si: 14 41 PITY UMMOU } fir- -.1— I ICY - Pity 1: ttorna� Y � J 11 fI r0U� /gyp I b Y 011' .WS 6llliifa° i. s 5�. T i4 r�o'—p e–rvi'sory ATTEST: j Clerk of tax; B1 exeltst:"Art Officer- oard of SuPervieors i 26 B» -23 l APPROVED A,% JXU Ct;.x�3fi, 29 JOHN D. MAII,rn, VI ° t Y aw 32 !70 if April 11, 1974 TO- HomoraDle tQa far and City Counmil MOM: Willi", kip beriia, Sr., thief of Police SUBJLCT: wleplieatiamt for Pers -mess. hast. OFF SIALI, til l LRA,L lie. Type M. Gass M5761 Applicaatsl Jahtia 1t►, Said Amapa Churg ccatiott: fa Hermesa Avenue. dim tdarisa L.ltpmor Heaorable ziirw Ar per your directisa, an mvesttgattsa W" coa+dmatod on tine above sni+jsat ,sLattoro fail steps of the Standard Operating .Prec*durea hAve amen followed as eatliaodt Step f I. Negative revate atop #Z. Negative result* atop §3. No dstrira,matal isiormataoa stop 04. No detrua.cntat ttai+araa:ation Step ti S. Location approveo Stop #f. Pte police prerAkn, Stop p7. 5tubject to apprzva,i of =_iseaae L3r.partment Stop tis. Subject to approval of buildi,-i6 Departs:,twat Iii.G0iii+lhiJWAT101%* Slate this is a person to person transfer of i licaaao whieh has leen in iaistence for a musr.aer of yrarss it moold setm that. all adwr conditions being sosuplted with, there would " no reason to pretest the traosior. Ibis ra¢oict ntndattQa would not preclu& or are construed as a rti- coua ucadatioa for feature prosvisee and/or operators. Shat a aew and toaxplete investigation abould be eonductesi when there is a change is the planned use or operating use of the pry a.ises atm/ar ,er:medlate vieinsty at the proposed preu:ises. W HD Jia.; .ua.>>>ittgd: WIL;_L%_l H. Bi.RLIM, Jr., Chief of Police . tit��" \- ,_ M (0 Py ao n .etach—Return all Copies %_, Not Write Above This Line—for Headaaarters Office Only APPLICATION FOR ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE(S) 1. NAME(S) OF LICENSE(S) FILE NO. at - _..- I r 1_ - To: Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control FEE NO. 12150 Street _ .::'+ .•.-1=_,i�itl;a.1 Sacramento, Calif. 95814 - ' ' GEOGRAP ICAL. (DISTRICT SERVING LOCATION) CODE, The undersigned hereby applies for Date licenses described as follows: Issued Temp. Permit 2. NAME(S) OF APPLICANT(S) Applied under Sec. 24044 ❑ Effective Date: Effective Date: 3. TYPE(S) OF TRANSACTION(S) FEE LIC. v�TYPE - 4. Name of Business -1 Igskillo— A%31 V •rT, Y' _ i �}rir'i•+i 1.1, iJ',� _ D 5. Location of Business—Number and Street ��\ Cl pSPpEi•� C. pEp� - fir <' 113:`:7iQc'E ti'IzT, � Cily and Zip Code ` County $ nLl RECEIPT NO. TOTAL .•:, 6. If Premises Licensed, 7.' Are Premises Inside Show Type of License ? City Limits? 8. Mailing Address (if different from 5)—Number and Street (Temp) (perm) AS r✓ s it ess 9. Have you ever convicted of a felony? !)•' 10. Have you ever violated any of the provisions of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Actor regulations of the Department per- taining to the Act? 'i' 11. Explain a "YES" answer to itemi 9 or 10 on an attachment which shall be deemed part of this application. - 12. Applicant agrees (a) that any manager employed in on -sale licensed premises will have all the qualifications of a licensee, and (b) that he will not violate or cause or permit to be violated any of the provisions of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act. 13. STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of __._ — ____________..__-----:-----------------_----------- Date-_--.-.---- _--:_-- . --- --- ----------------- Under penalty of perjury, each person whose signature appears below, certifies and says: (1) He is the applicant, or one of the applicants, or an executive officer of the applicant corporation, named in the foregoingpapplication, duly authorized to make this application on its behalf; (2) that he has read the fore- going application and knows the contents thereof and that each and all of the statements therein made are true; (3) that no person other than the applicant or applicants has any direct or indirect interest in the applicant's or applicants' business to be concluded under the license(s) for which this application is made; (4) that the transfer application or proposed transfer is not made to satisfy the payment of a loan or to fulfill an agreement entered into more than ninety (96) days preceding the day on which the transfer application is filed with the Department or to gain or establish a preference to or for any creditor of transferor or to defraud or injure any creditor of transferor. 14. APPLICANT _ SIGN HERE -- ----- --- -- -- ------------------ - --------- --- --- , APPLICATION BY TRANSFEROR 15. STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of-_-___�__-------- --------------_.. -. -_. Date --------- j:✓'* -_P'.0---__.-----.--__ Under penalty of perjury, each person whose signature appears below, certifies and says: (1) He is the licensee, or an executive officer of the Corporate licensee, named in the foregoing transfer application, duly authorized to make this transfer application on its behalf; (2) that he hereby makes application to surrender all interest in the attached license(s) described below and to transfer same to the applicant and/or location indicated on the upper portion of this application form, if such transfer is approved by the Director; (3) that the transfer application or proposed transfer is not made to satisfy the payment of a loan or to fulfill an agreement entered into mom than ninety days preceding the day on which the transfer application is filed with the Department or to gain or establish a preference to or for any creditor of transferor or to defraud or injure any creditor of transferor. 16. Name(s) of Licensee(s) 17. Sianature(s) of Licensee(s) 18. License Number(s) 19. Location Number and Street City and Zip Code County fi, E, Anj:ijott Do Not Write Below This Line; For Department Use Only Attached: d Recorded notice, y1- ❑ Fiduciary papers,- ❑ ---------------------------------------- -----------------------------COPIES MAILED -- ------- -- 'f - =--� ------ -- --- (OTHER) ❑ Renewal: Fee of------- ------------Paid at------------- .... --- ----------------- Office on -- - - ------------ --- Receipt No. — -------------------- ABC-211 ----- I).ea-•Ltl (11.69) .. . ' .1 Jl]xl-IM II -N, I.. SEPT a5P WEED ABATE. &7?r ASSESSMENT ROLL - ? 06Q CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH TO BE SUBMT_TTED TO THE CITY COUNCIL FOR CONFIRMATION ON MAY 5 , 1470 TRACT OR SUBDTVTSION LOT BLACK TAX AREA CODE MAP BOOK NUMBER MAP BOOK PAGE PARCEL WEED ABATEMENT CHARGE H.B. CODE Tract No. 113 14 4340 4182 15 14 ft 26.40 9-1. Second Add to Hermosa Beach 1 more or less AC NW ?1.88 - ft. EK of ST of Lot 14 and 15 81 4340 4184 25 25 -t 98.20 10-1 EX of ST Second Add to Hermosa Beach Lot Com on NE Line of Ard- more Ave SE thereon 66.49 ft, from most W Cor of Lot 9 Blk 81 TH SE on SD NE Line 40 ft. with a uniform depth of 110 ft. NE Parallel with 9 81 4340 25 6 S 55.80 104 line of SD Lot Part of Second Add to Hermosa Beach Lot Com at NW Cor of lot 8 Blk 81 TH SE on SW Line of SD Lot 66.42 ft. TH NE Par- allel with NW Line thereof 110 ft. TH SE Parallel omit- ted portion in Assessors Map 91 4340 4184 25 7 9 55.80 10-2. Book and 9 Second Add to Hermosa Beach Lot Com on NE Line of Ardmore Ave. NW thereon 50 ft, from most S Cor of Lot 9 Blk 81 TH NW on SD NE Line 100 ft. with a uniform depth omitted portion in Assessors Map Book9 v 81 4340 4184 25 8 A 55.80 10-2 C IA D 3 EQ 0 CD ct N N y O CD N a y n Oq d fD m FFGj1 H y � H � s r N co 1� t. !0 tD OD N N M m Im m 7. H I� _0ONa,�.n� J 1,3 ro U0 0 J 3 0 O J H 1 2 •3 4 51' 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 34 31 32 ... ORDINANCE NO. N. S. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, CODiFYT.NG ORDINANCE NO. N. S. 357, PROVIDING FOR LICENSING 011, WILLS WITHIN THE LIMITS OF SAID. CITY., AND ORDINANCE NO. N. S, 376, REGARDING REPOR., OF RESIDENTIAL BUILDING RECORDS, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACF, CALIFORPJIA, DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1, That Ordinance No. N. S. 357, adopted May 20, 1969, providinq for Iice nstnq of oil wells within the limits of the City of Hermosa Be:;[7I1 i be amended to provide that it be codified as Section 17-19.: of Chapter 17, "Licenses", of the Hermosa Beach City Code. SECTION 2. That Ordinance No. N. S. 376, adopted Tanuary 6, 1970, regarding Report of Residential Buildanq Records, he amended to provide, that it be codified as Article VIII, Sections 7-31 through 7-39 of the Hermosa Beach City Code. SECTION 3. The City Clerk Is hezehy directed to causs this ordinance to be publi+shad at tnast once, in the I-Irarmama Baach Review, a weekiy newspaper of general circuli=tion, publ',,.shod end circulated in the City of Hermosa Baach. SECTION 4. This ordirnancx3 shall take of.(ect. thirty (30) clays after the dais of Its adoption. PASSEL'I, APPROVFD and ADOPTED this ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO FORM: PRESIDEY+7 of the City Council, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California inti CLERK ITY ATTORNEY 1,10 :'f,}3.tt:�,� ti�K •!..51r �? 'i�'.`as. _.. .n%!'.�+'.��.. .r a,". f.` .._.. ...'k'a�wt'Sna �' :a. _.� T�.!. La aaaM'u { � t 2 3 4 6, 6 7 8 N1 SAMUEL C. POLX Attorney at Lasa 1409 Monterey Elul. Hermosa B"cb, Californias 379-8429 Attorney for F.I.vintiff SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIF'ORNLA FOR TPE 0OU14TY OR LOS ANG'KLE3 :L11 JOHN ROBERT WARRF2N, 12 , 1?leia,Rirf: 13 141 CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, a Municipal Corporation, 15 BUD M. TRO`rT, CLIFF01, I) D. FOWLER, 161 ROBERT U. CRA",Onb, and MARK WOOD, 171 181 191 20 21 22 1 23' 24 2V , 26 271 28 X1741.) COMPIAINT FOR DECLARATORY RELIEF AND INJUNCTION Dufendaats. '+ F RS2 CAUSE OF ACT10N — RILI§, FEES PERMIT Plaintiffs sinoo on or about February 11, 19599 .ties been and now is the owner and occupant of real property located 1* the City of Hermosa 8040h, County of Loe Angeles, California, known as 11^0 Hermosa AVenue,, where b* mane and operates ao r4etall buxinoa4s+ knoun an "OREEK615 SkNDALS AND KEN'S WEAR". Said prep -arty to fully described as the South 20 feet of Lot 9 in Block 35 of the Firvt Addition to Hezmosa Beach, oar per u -sap recorded in Book To nagew 59 and ASO of mps In the offioe o.! the County Reuurdor of s&ald County. 29 II. Defendant city of iievsosa Beach, hereinafter 30 ! called "the City", is a a unicivallty Ancorporatrd unclear the 31 I, general lases of the State ri Ca:iifornt.-, a;Ad lojeAted in Los 321 Aagelee County. I) aXanlant RHD bq. TI1OTT is the Director of �7 i 11 Building and Sa:f;vty &HO defendant CLIFFORD D, FOWLER is Firse 2;1 Chief Of earl Cl -LY, Thoy €,r+l both es officio mamberm of the 311 i i 4i 5! 6 71 BUSINi?SS PlER.M917' REVIEV DOA D, hermina fter called "the Board", which was eats!;bA isbed pur€enaeet to Section 3. paragraph B, of Ordinance No. H,S,, 3530 duly adopted by tho city Council on June 17, 19690 a corlifloJ nupr of which ordinance :is attached hereto anO ussdo a pe ' bears 3F �:a pyraintiffaa Exhibit "A". 8I bDoTOndaaut ROASHT Dl. f RAVFGRD 1w Planning Director 91, of the City and is the %birrd member of the Berard, appointed 10 by the Mayor pturseaaAt to said Ordinance No. 359. Defendant 11 MARK WOOD is 13 duly liconeed attorney at law and is the City 12 Prosecutor of tho C^.t.y„ 13' ZT1., Tha Board is charged with the duty and 14 Tested with the+ purported authority, sub,jeot to review 5y 151 the City council, Of Kra.:ting or vithhe;bdirjg business poraits 16 pursuant, to V::e provision": of 117•-19 and 17-29 of the 17I Hun.ycipal Coda of nQid Cityr which wore adopted by the City 18 Counoil in Orlluancos Nov. 212 N,Gs and 310 N,S. on May 17o 191 20 21 221 1960, and 3u.,y `', 1967;. reapeet ively, along with said Ordinance 359 (Exhibit "A"),. 'Trus copies of 3eotions 1'7-3y and 17-29 of:, the Municipal Code ire attoo6ed. and incorporated as Exh.2) its "B" and "c", raspeotivexyY. 231 TV. On April 11, :,969, pursuant to temporary 24interim Ordinance No., N.S. 334:, d'aly adopted 'by the City I' 25 1' council on .Duly 16, 1961:, nr. ,&;r.qv0o4 %y= t mporory Interim 26 Ordinance U. W,S. 335, duly hfiope*d byr Rhe C ty Counrril on 27 August 6, 1968, c*rtifiar copier; rilh °.himh are attached hereto 28T, incor�mrated horein T@; viaisntUll"zi Eahibitw 11 D" and aS", 29 respectiw-s,lp, the Board granted P business permit to plaintiff 30Ij for a business to be conducted on hba promises dsesoribed in 11 Building and Sa:f;vty &HO defendant CLIFFORD D, FOWLER is Firse 2;1 Chief Of earl Cl -LY, Thoy €,r+l both es officio mamberm of the 311 i i 4i 5! 6 71 BUSINi?SS PlER.M917' REVIEV DOA D, hermina fter called "the Board", which was eats!;bA isbed pur€enaeet to Section 3. paragraph B, of Ordinance No. H,S,, 3530 duly adopted by tho city Council on June 17, 19690 a corlifloJ nupr of which ordinance :is attached hereto anO ussdo a pe ' bears 3F �:a pyraintiffaa Exhibit "A". 8I bDoTOndaaut ROASHT Dl. f RAVFGRD 1w Planning Director 91, of the City and is the %birrd member of the Berard, appointed 10 by the Mayor pturseaaAt to said Ordinance No. 359. Defendant 11 MARK WOOD is 13 duly liconeed attorney at law and is the City 12 Prosecutor of tho C^.t.y„ 13' ZT1., Tha Board is charged with the duty and 14 Tested with the+ purported authority, sub,jeot to review 5y 151 the City council, Of Kra.:ting or vithhe;bdirjg business poraits 16 pursuant, to V::e provision": of 117•-19 and 17-29 of the 17I Hun.ycipal Coda of nQid Cityr which wore adopted by the City 18 Counoil in Orlluancos Nov. 212 N,Gs and 310 N,S. on May 17o 191 20 21 221 1960, and 3u.,y `', 1967;. reapeet ively, along with said Ordinance 359 (Exhibit "A"),. 'Trus copies of 3eotions 1'7-3y and 17-29 of:, the Municipal Code ire attoo6ed. and incorporated as Exh.2) its "B" and "c", raspeotivexyY. 231 TV. On April 11, :,969, pursuant to temporary 24interim Ordinance No., N.S. 334:, d'aly adopted 'by the City I' 25 1' council on .Duly 16, 1961:, nr. ,&;r.qv0o4 %y= t mporory Interim 26 Ordinance U. W,S. 335, duly hfiope*d byr Rhe C ty Counrril on 27 August 6, 1968, c*rtifiar copier; rilh °.himh are attached hereto 28T, incor�mrated horein T@; viaisntUll"zi Eahibitw 11 D" and aS", 29 respectiw-s,lp, the Board granted P business permit to plaintiff 30Ij for a business to be conducted on hba promises dsesoribed in 31! parn,grapk I above, and classed go " "specialty shop" an 32 deacribei in Group 22 under classVication "B" of Suction 11-19 2- 1 1 2 i 4I of the Municipal Code or, ascended by said Ordinances Nos. N.S. 334 and 335, subject to the following condition, among others, as statedin the miout2o, of said board; rile ;Hours 9 a.o.. r 110 p.m., except John Warren 51 and one esployme rw y kr,mp appointments after 10 p.m. up until 6; 12 midnight, with one client :at a time." 711 1', Plaintiff appeared before the Board on i 8! March 6. 1970, at its request, to show om use why his business 9I permit should not be revoked for violation of that condition. 10; He then and there admitted ouch violation, and repeat* such 11!1 admission heresy; but he challenged tho authority of said 12 Board to lapses it as feeing unconstitutierasl, acd announced 13 his intention to tort the question in court. Th* Board, 1411; without taming formal action, continued the scatter to its 15 March 20th meeting upon tho advice of the City Attorney, to 1 161- allow time :for the preparation of his wl'ltten esyiniean, and for 17 i consideration of adding further grounds for the proposed 1 18 revocation. Prior to said March 20th Beating, the setter was 1911i further continued to the April 3, 1970s creating of said Board, 201, at which sleeting it was further oontinaed to the May 22 stating. i 211 YY. A controvervy exists between plaintiff and 1. 22, defendant members of the Board in that said defendants claim 231 that the classification of oopsckalty shape", and the.powers 241' of the Board as sot forth in acid Ordinance No. 339, are valid, 2.51' enforceable and constitutional, vhsreas plaintiff claims that 26, they are invalid, unenforceable and unconstitutional on the 27 following groundot 28 i, A. That the vagueness of the standards 291' to be applied by the Board, and of its powers as expressed in 30i said ordinances, are such as to render its enforcement a 31, deprivation of liberty without due process of lax, in violation 321 of the Fourteenth Amendment of the Constitution of the United -3- � I 1 ! I I i! 1 i States, such vag ATiecsa inhoring principally in the underscored 21, wording in the following provisions: 3�! 1. Section 17-29 (Ordinance N,S, 310). 41': paragraph £, as amended with respect to the bracketed wording 5 ; by paragraph C of Section 17v-30 emoted in ()rdinance ?dc, I•. 611 359, Exhibit "A"; i 7j "The Council Ousiness Permit Review Boarg7may I 81 deny the permit applied for, x it shall appear tar Is 9j satisfaction that the applicant Is not a fit and proper 10! Terson, morally or otherwise, to conduct or maintain the I. 11 business establishment, plaao or tikdru{ to which the 12j, application pertains; ...than the activity for which the i 13 j, permit is sought is itself ohectioneblo or detrimental 14 to the public health, +aorals€, oa:tot;r or geno:ral welfare..." 151. 2. Section 17•-30, paragraph A, emoted 1611 by Section 3 of Ordinance 359, Exhibit "A": 17 "A,, PURPOSE, The purpose of such Review Board 18 shall be to detormino rho :r. (sots of proposed businesses 19 ! in the categories Hated, in toron of their +adh4ronce to 201. adopted playas; their potential Rs pollee, fire, haulth I 21 i or nuiseaoe-anerating problsma•; %heir appearance and 22!' their propowed method of operation, uanagementi andg-�Z2e 23 of._ou_stomcre; and their 62roeral valla to the City. ]Saeed 24 �' upon the detaraaination made, `.*be Board may approve, 25 j; approve with ocaaditionsx, or tinny the application, I I 26 !j 3. Section 1'x_30, paragraph E; I 27 %2. AUTHORITY. The Tioard, by two affirmative 281' votes, shall be empowerod to approves, approve with 29! conditions, or deny any application, Conditions applied I 301. will inoludev but shall not be limwted to, the inesition 31 i. of time limits for permit life ('allowed by further review, 32 the limitation of hours, tha l�;nitstion of merchandise, ey- I i T � 1; limitation �eF acauJuxru;y, and other reasonzible condi€ions 2 in furtheranve of tho pvr;pose of this Section." 3 ils That thu requirement of a businnsg 4. permit, sub,je:x4 to regulatory conditions, required of Group 5; 22 "Sl,esolalty Shops" pursuant to said Ordinance u.S., 354.i and 6, 335, ins Lead of the baasiness ilcense iaar.uea'l upon payment of 7 a lt:onso tax tc a business fa.11i.nr within Group 25 of 8 classification ".Y" of Section 17-•19 of the MkinlciApal Code, 9 which encompauses alcaost al." other rotnil ntores, constitutes l0l an invidious di-scriminati.ou vithowct rwtiogal justi41cation in terms n">ixe Vol io* polwars of the pity, i.e violation of the 12 equa_A protection clause or the Fourteenth Amendment of the 13 Constitution of M, United Stetms. Saa.d Croup 25 is ditfined 14, as follows: 15 "Sroup 25 - Selling or offering for sale to the public 16 at rtstfoi3 w.ery uaterials, commodities, goods, wares or neroltaudi". auch as auto parts, food stores, bakery, garaKes, sorv*ice station*, drtxgstoras, florists, furniture, 19 printlug Qhopu, and all other o u11ar, kindred or related 20 operet:ions for which a FbNenn@05 linenae tan: is not I 21 o eciztinaally rz;entioned ata•v* ® S25.00 'or annum 22 gromm !rg,ve .pts aT $10,090 or loran», piuv 73 cents for 23 ftac;h additional 1,1,000 of gross rveoi rts." 24 C. That maid provistonc aro unconetitu-- 25 . tional as applied to Plaintiff, inwsatAci as tho linitntiv'ns 26 of numbers of ample -yens and numbers of clients echo way be :in j I 27 the store promises at 1[iven hours uftber c.loa:sng., as lxso44-ded 28 In the said condition, it er;foroed, wfruld constitute., a drepriva- 29 tion of liberty without dace procesm of law &L ;�iorew3iai, in 30 j that It Infrizages oo valuabie rlglatn attm+,hed tar the ownership 31 and use oi' primate pxoporty without any ratioaat ,justification 32 under the CiV'n poli -aa leeauera. j I 5� i I I' II 1 �v£Ea 1;aintf.f:[ has no stlecluate remedy at lace 2 because of the iM;y045t4lilty of dotermining the damages he 3: will suffer if his 6.lesnosx perm.t is revoked, 4i I 5' SECONDcAU,E OF-AcTl�s�a_,_Lo�Y�rG 6 Y, Pn;rairapl4a 'i and 11 of the FIRST CAUSE OF 71 ACTION Eire incorporated hair In by reference, DITOr-dant Slim ht. T11OTT9 as Director of 91' Rui,1d1a1; ants Safety of the City Of 1103*nosa preach, is ohargad 10; under Section 1902 of the Zoning 0n-dina3nao of said Cit!', No, 11 i' N.S. 154, with eni'orcing Seetlonm 600-A and 800-5 of said 121, Ordinance. SE ld ordinance. inciucking Section 1902 thereof, 13 was duly adovl:ed on Jeno 195 3955, oy LheCity Council of acid 14 City- Sections 800-A and 800-S waste duly adopted by Ordinance 15, No. 216 on Sept, a, 3ae�3Or by said city Council, All of said I i I 16 Sections, at atl times ftentloned in this complal.nt, have bean 17 and now are in Jell force and a -'feet. i 18 :ll, True copies of Sections 1002, and of i I 19 Sections BOO -A. and BOU-11:are attached and wade a part o1 this 20 Complaint as Exhibits "F" and "G", ra3spectivenly. 21 I IV., Sal+j property vas inokuaded iz, a C-,, zone, 22 governed by Section 8OO-s1, ;y muAvl Ordinance Fio. 2Gu„ whiob was 231 duly adopted by saf.d City Counoiy on Sept, 69 1950, and has I 24 not since beton I 25 hese (1) of. ,Set"tic" 800—B of said Ordinance 26 purports to exclucu "residential,, team frow districts zoned C-2; i 27 but the terms "residentiei." anc "rasljee3ei.+: use" are not 28 defined in Naiad Zcraiing Oredinance. nor iar, the general definitions 29applicatile to the en^.ire City Caae. 30 bel. 58141 property is now, and since on or rbout 31 April. 11, 1969, has been ailed for a retail store awned and � 32 operated by pla7i3etilli;, known ;js "0.911EBKOIS SANDALS AND MEN'S t,_, l I WEAR", selling wearing ai,par®.?. and olothing, including sandals 2 and shoos, other J;, uatiger ;e duds, and costume jewelry; and also 3 for the hand eraYt manufaetort of w'nad"15v belts, hats, watch 4 bands, and other iteuass !rota Isalhner, mild tht repair of leather 5 iia ndolw. 6 V11. 'Mu sea ucid floor of Vie building on acid 7 pressises is used partly fou, storingv of werchandlse, partly for 8 said manufacture, and partly has private 1.lving Quarters in which 91 plaintiff maintains J&.1tohen facl,11tios, a-athrooar•, dining 101 room furniture,, and bedroom furniture, all of which facilities 11 plaintiff allegms he has the right to iaast.all and maintaia 12 there, since the kitchen and bcathruou inhtallationsa comply 13' with the City's plumbing: cods'. 141 Nill, Plaintiff sgencas tha night part of the 15 time at 105091 Oallaw" ';load, Loc Angeles., where he maintains 16 a residence, and part of the time In said living quarters over 17 said store. 18 IX. Dofond nts Tl1OTT (througL his deputy 19 j ROBERT DEMPSEY) rind WOOD havaa ODUSad a complaint to be filed I 201 against plaintiff in the Municipal Court of the South Hai+ 21Judicial district, Case YQc M-104497, charging plaintiff with 22j violation of Section 800-0 of the 'Zoning Ordinaaace (Exhibit "G"), 23 Seciton 306 of the Uniform Building Code, and Section 713.09 (la) i 24 of Construction Regulation€., i'it.l.e '>4 of the State Administrative 25 Codrg„ Said case is now ponding In ;aid Court, A true copy of 26 said complaint, In three "ants, .Ii zttaohed ras Whitt "li"; a 27 ! true copy of said Section `,,4`, Im attached hvr4t'c as xhiblt "'I", 28 and a true copy of said Section 713.09 iu attached i6rs4'to as 29 Exhibit "J", all of which are made a part of thiscosplaint by 71Q reference. 3.LI X. A controversy exists between plaintiff and 32 defendants in that defendants rloim that Section 400•-1, in its —7— exclusion of all reastclential use, should bac interpretted as 2 prohibiting owner, occupant or other person authorized b%, an 3' owner or oocupunt from spending any night in premises locetad 41 in a f.^;: zona, and that it is eonsti utinncnl, valid, and 5 enforeeuble us so interproted; whoreas plaintiff claims that I 6; said erection is unconstitutional lar the following reasons: 7 A. That it denies acv owner or occupant 8 of premises located in a C-2 zona and used for a store of the I 9 types listed in Section 800-A, or combining the uses therein 10; listed, %ha equal protection of the lava, in violation of the 11 Fourteenth Amendment of :ice i:onstitation of the United States, 12by making an arbitrary, irrational, and invidious distinction 131. without substantial rationa:i relation to the City's police i 14' powers, as to the at.tlowunce of accessory residential use, � 15 depending not upon whathelr such priwAry use or uses aro those 16 listed in Section 800-A or Section 800-8, but upon whether- ' I 17 the property is located in a C -i or C-:' •novae; 18 ry. Th: t it denies such owners or occupants 1B one of the rights .retained by the Peoplo, as recognized its 20 Article 1, Section 23,. of :bs Constitution of the State of 21California, and intcSt tiirth AN»*cdmQr+ rd: .toe Constitution of: 22: the United Slatest constituting a deprivation of 11b.arty 23 without due process o3 lea', in violation of the Fourteenth Anand 24 , sent tax thae United S?.utes Constitu irit and of Article 1, Section 1 25 13 of the Califo,z'nta i one i,ii rs i,�aa� t aa• s{.z;s the right of an 26 owner or lessee cif real property, on which are located premises 27 containing valuahle perecnal property, to be and remain, or 28 to cause an agent ar cmplcyee to be and reeain, on such property ::9 overnight to protect it rims .fire, theft, and other halards; 70 and.. that such denial ,:,anrrut be reti.onaliy justified ech an oxer -- 31 eise of the Citvic poiteei uower because the exerciso of such 32 right is itseif cun9isL,*4 :,_:it acid in furtherance of the -8- Y i r � exclusion of all reastclential use, should bac interpretted as 2 prohibiting owner, occupant or other person authorized b%, an 3' owner or oocupunt from spending any night in premises locetad 41 in a f.^;: zona, and that it is eonsti utinncnl, valid, and 5 enforeeuble us so interproted; whoreas plaintiff claims that I 6; said erection is unconstitutional lar the following reasons: 7 A. That it denies acv owner or occupant 8 of premises located in a C-2 zona and used for a store of the I 9 types listed in Section 800-A, or combining the uses therein 10; listed, %ha equal protection of the lava, in violation of the 11 Fourteenth Amendment of :ice i:onstitation of the United States, 12by making an arbitrary, irrational, and invidious distinction 131. without substantial rationa:i relation to the City's police i 14' powers, as to the at.tlowunce of accessory residential use, � 15 depending not upon whathelr such priwAry use or uses aro those 16 listed in Section 800-A or Section 800-8, but upon whether- ' I 17 the property is located in a C -i or C-:' •novae; 18 ry. 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VnTsnmmoa -'s -z:o "o.ao$s aigj g .aeou aouepTsei elvaV41:13 ea ro sti; 5,',aaeo-A price AUTPTIL , jo psuedxo !, pue ejq"0Aj w+l�, &I Ind un pinok eu ;wqZ UT `naT IQ Apamas 19 wZrnbopr ow swq ay pun 'Mge; ,wuT050 paoaoyue ST H-008 a011005 IT 'c AA-nruj eTgesedar,7,- .sj,;.jn-g I AL ;J'flutaTd '3.X. fi � •seca�o eqZ : g i ZCuTsrbrn ooaceA®T.12 Traovied Aq .ao 'vegT aq Ag&2a'gZ pasneo sawq Aq Z say9Ta 1.mTr1nwo0 gans 2PUT4ww ug P*IQATZou Qq Arm oqA po$ 'low; T I (n YiM Milit 7t� l�1 w. ..� q r. •KL. . - n F �. _ 5 April 30, A70 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: 'Wesley C. McDaniel, City Managez SUBJECT: Data Processing Feasibility Study Gentlemen: For several months, the City Managers and Finance Directors of Hermosa Beach, Manhattan Beach and El Segundo have been evaluating proposals and conducting interviews of consultants for a joint feasibility study to determine the cost effectiveness and end -product result of automating our financial and information processes. We have now agreed upon the best consultant for the job, jacquard Systems, and hoartily recommend immediately making the analysis. Our share ,would be only $800 (the othed two would pay $1, 600 each), the study will take only 60 - 90 days, and should generate a completely new visibility on the Lii:ections we should take. In our case, we need to examine --and performed best by an impartial, know- ledgable outsider --our entire manual machine system of accounting, payroll, business licenses, refuse billing, and police statistics (added to the proposal list attached), in terms of manpower, costs, alternate systems, and end results. It is very likely that a resultant recommendation to enter some type of E.D.P. operation could be accomplished at a roughly equivalent cost, with elimination of manual costs and hence reduction of manpower, and yet with much improved reports and financial Jocuments. The feasibility study will examine, for each of the functions noted above and for the entire system generally (and expandable to other functions, such as planning statistics', the following alternatives: a) Status quo lcontinuing our present method). b) independent E.D.P. operations (each city switching individually, in-house, to more sophisticated equipment and methods). c) Service bureau ;contracting with an existing E.D.P. establishment on "batch -processing"). d) Time-sharing terminals (a variation of ;b) and (c), contracting with an on-line system;b. ..W Page Z e) joint powers center (establishing, in effect, our own three city "service bureau", as the San Gab.-, tel Va:.ley cities have done). fj Centralized service in one city (in effect, a joint center as in (e°„ but physically located in one city. El Segundo, who needs to move into larger equipment anyway, is the logical choice.) In view of current concern over efficiency, management, and expenditures, I consider this study a "must", Its implementation into reality, once a par- ticular alternative were selected, could be achieved rather rapidly. The report will be directed simultaniously to the City Council, as well as to the three -city study committee. It is recommended that the City Manager be authorized to execute the contract, with $400 being paid from the current year's Unclassified General account (funds are available) and the other $400 similarly paid from the 1970-71 budget. Respectfully submitted, . t4ce,�MCADANIIIIEVLW/ City Manager WCM:mm Enclosure %V'W .W -e 12 February 1970 City of Hermosa Beach Civic Center Hama& Beach, California M54 Attention: Jamas F. Weber, AssistanteCtty Manager. Subject: Modification to Proposal 100.080, da 90 January 1970,'? Municipal Data Processing Feasibility Stu Analysis Dear Mr. Weber: After further discussions and clarifications of Hermosa Beach's data processing needs, the subject proposal is hereby modified and amended. 1. The second paragraph of the Method of Approach should be changed from: The scope of the study will encompass a complete analysis of the following areas: o Utility - Water and Refuse; Billing and Collection Accounting e Payroll - Time and Payment Accounting e Budget and Finance - Financial Accounting System a Business License - License Issuance and Revenue Accounting and be replaced with: The scope of the study will eocompass a complete analysis of the following areas: e Refuse - Refuse Billing and Collection Accounting e Payroll - Time and payment Accounting e General Accounting - Financial Accounting System, including Centralized Cashier Receipt Processing O MMMM MM M114 MMMMrM IM NIM 91[ee IMIV4-3444 100.100 Page 2 12 February 1970 2. The first paragraph of the Scope of the Statement of Work should be changed from: The scope of the study will encompass a complete analysis of the following areas: e Utility - Nater and Refuse; Billing.and Collection Accounting a Payroll - Time and Payment Accounting e Budpt�and Finana -, Anaecial Accounting System e Business License - License Issuance and Revenue Accounting and be replaced by: The scope of the study will encompass a complete analysis of the following areas: e Refuse - Refuse Billing and Collection Accounting • Payroll - Time and Payment Accounting o General Accounting - Financial Accounting System, including Centralized Cashier Receipt Processing. 3. Task 1 and Task 2 of the Statement of Work art deleted and replaced with the following: Task 1 -Coordination Jacquard will coordinate with the City Council, City Manager, and Assistant.City Manager, and their designated representatives as re- quired to coolete the feasibility study. This *Ay involve interviews and collecting data as necessary to define. &'well-balanced set of re- ;...:� uirements. To accomplish a�e study. the Assistant ity Manager will be the• prise ,-Oft ct r JaFequard while ;performing the feasibility study. Task 2 -_Systems Analysis The analysis will be perform".fpr the eity.idthin the scope and schedule constraints previously d0dribod. The -following subtasks will be completed and o rough dreft ppff *Stems, iements Document delivered for review and cormimt ly,fte city coordinator. 2.1 Dafine the city's vbjeaovwend perbiiiihi data processing problem.' 100.100 Pgge 3 12 February 1970 2.2 Collect refuse, payroll, and accounting data. 2.3 Define and describe the functional elements (personnel, hard- ware, software) and prepare a general information flow diagram. 2.4 Determine the output rgquired from each functional element. Define the type and fora of the data. 2.5 Examine the source and volume of input data for each functional element. Define its type, fora, content, and frequency. 2.6 Analyze conventional factors such as organization charts, re- porting lines, interfacing requirements, and training levels. Determine the budget restrictions for each functional element. 4. With the above changes in scope to the proposal, the entire cost and schedule paragraphs are deleted and replaced with the following: Cost and Schedule For the services rendered, the City of Hermosa Beach will pay Jacquard Systems, Ltd. a total of $500.00. It is proposed that two equal pay- ments of $400.00 be made, one for $400.00 when the draft of the Systems Requirements Document is delivered, and a final payment of $400.00 upon delivery of the Final Study Recommendations Report. All payments will be due within thirty days of invoice data. It is expected that the draft of the Systems Requirements Document will be delivered six weeks after the contract date, but no tater than 60 days. A Final Study Report will be delivered 90 days after contract date, but no later than 120 days.. It is our understanding that the above changes are in agreement with the City of Hermosa Beach's study objectives, If any additional information or liaison is required, please contact Por. E. A. Bolton. gtlely, yourti JACQUARD SYSTEMS E. A. Bolton President EABcmp April 30, 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: 'Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: City Yard Condition Report Gentlemen: The shoemaker's son is the last to be shod, and the doctor's wife never gets treated. Nor, in a city nursing Its pennies Yor many years, does a dilapidated city facility obtain its share of the limited resources.... in- stead, it's simply patched up year after year with bandaids and baling wire, as long as it still "works" ;even inefficiently), so that the real emphasis can still be on more public -serving projects. Inevitably, of course, the day of reckoning comes. And here it is, in the attached Building Department and insurance safety analysts report. Obviously;, both are understated. Just as obviously, they are no surprise to anybody. Not even included are Fire Department regulations on the fuel tanks, located under the structure. As earlier noted, however, we have anticipated this need for six months in evaluating the soon-to-be presented staff recommendations for a five year Capital Improvements Program. The City Yard is the Number One actual new project in our list: of prio tties. Rather than rush into rash "solutions", though: we feel that an imperative need is to examine alternatives closely and then_ build the right facility in the right place, fo;, least cost. Thus, the C.I.P. plan includes the following: 1970-71 Budget: Spend $5,000 on site studies, possible joint facilities, layout ar.d architectural planning and preliminary grading or other Nivork. This would lead directly to.... 1971.-72 Budget: Spend $30,000 on the first phase of actual construction. 1972-73 on : on a phased basis, spend up to approximately $50;000 more, as needed. Over the past several years, half-hearted attempts at getting into this dectsion- making need have started and then been sat aside in favor of other higher -priority needs. This included the possible review of a joint facility to serve us, Redon- do Beach, County Beach Department, and several school districts. ♦W *..i Page 2 But it's time to get serious, and make two abso'.ute commitments: !a) to complete the studies and decision -malting chore next year, and begin actual design, and ;'b) complete s-ibstantial physical improvements the following year. However, we feel strongly that the yeax's study is as important as the actual construction, and funds and time priorities be. committed to it. For the interim, we propose to correct a number of the deficiencies; where safety and cost amortization justify the effort fu1 a otic, year period (all present buildings will be demolished at that time). These Improvements can be made with our personnel, immediately, for materials costs ender $1,000. This would include: 1. Shore up and furthe4 splice rafters in worst cases. 2. Cover wood flooring and eliminate vehicke parking. 3. Replace several areas of hazardous electrical wiring with conduit, add lighting. 4. Enclose toilet area with doors. S. Install used water heater for hot water.. 6. Install secondary switch for fuel pump, and label breaker box. Place necessary signs. 7. Consider extending gas tank fill caps to outside area. 8. Improve placement and use of fuel, lubricant, and paint drums and cans. 9. Relocate, service, and add fire extinguishers as needed. 10. Strengthen and straighten accessory buildings. 11. Restock first aid supplies. 12. Upgrade safety rules and minor equipment {such as grinder goggles). (In partial defense of this interim treatment, we should note that all Public Works personnel have developed a special "concein" for the premises.... there have, over the years, been no injuries, no fires, no structural collapses, and special safety precautions taken daily.) Council approval of this report, plan, and immediate steps is solicited. Respectfully submitted, WESLEY C. MC DANIEL City Manager WCM:mm C ITT TARQ VAIN REPAIR 999LBOR There are four Wein arms to this buila4lme„ to emeral, the building Is of Type § N, wood from. Tbearo am wa ffov Woustloas bsraaaeaa any of the eh" areas. There is a "baseesat areeP veder Um polat storage area. 11M folleasing candltions Weft nosed 10 the partlMdSr sissep cress: PAINT STIIRf14E AREA• 1. Rafters aro spliced and placed togadsw to sddspen. 2. Rafters are rotted, split. and shipped. There are crocks in sew of the raftere, loglleaSIF4 that they ase failing and are at a point of cosrplets failure. ibis condition exists dwatighout the building. 9. The 2„ woad flowing over do Dant alta is broken and deteriorated Is such a =near as to create o hassard for affi foto of vehicular traffic. 4. Irick wall separating this area and do 44JOININS ane, era GFOG d; and pulling sport. There Is no horizontal steel or other two of reinforcing visible where this well Is crodusd. ;. then is no electric wiring in dais paarticular area. i. Than Is nen fire extingalsher In the pallet arms. lftCNAMIGL REM LTI@Nt L. gpen flans wsldlog is dans In this sectice. There is no fires separation. Moof framing has leen shored and brooW to elleiftate fal Iwo of rafters. Tbere are headers in this one that am InsdoWats to a t foods being laposed on duos. Sam of the hosdars in this aro we opt Iced to Oldspon without ear vertical support under splices. 2. The electric wirins In this area Is In Wendition. Electric motors 4 is 3/4 h.p. are being fad by alp cord. Electric wirings servicing. utility plueev and lighting have been resp In exposed ramex. Tbars care +sassy lostances where wire bas how spliced and taped, j. TM toilet area In this building dues not ,afford the Getup" any privacy. A person In the tolist area isr;t:�( to :estreat traffic and area of the min building. The wells and floars i+YCketsiiat area arra not adequately aoisture proofed. There Inti ns hot w.aso sw*N V to the wsaking facilities In the bathroom. dlAfd.1NE HORlli[ AREA: This arae is located as the most southerly cad 0 the aurin building. Titers are sue underground 9a4i1rue storage tanks, totellong a1 hundred palloos plus oil and other highly flammable liquids stored In We arae. There Is ace peep serving both tasks. No secondary or emargaaey switch Is located to this area for the gas pump. The only other switch Is a circuit brooMr at the =In Panel. No marking or labeling Is as the of nult breakers. There are no signs, Indlectisg that a highly Masesbie mstarhal is stored In this areas located or visible free the anterior of this arae. FORE a • CITY YAM There we 3 soil buildings located of the Wrest northerly praperty lira.. 1Me ®f these baildings had partially collapsed end is being smpported by ane 8 x 8 brace extending from top plata line to the graved an an angle of appeamlmately 450. A M[AAL INUt now of the fire extinguishers Inspected bora service tags or service dates. Personnel at do site indicated diet to do best of their know)ed�e. it has been 1 years since they were lot serviced, Mama of the fire exsiaguI.. locations were marked or indicated In my my as being Cha normal stwegs arca far firs extinguishers. April '?, ly"O City of Hermosa Beach 1226 Hermosa Avenue Hermosa Beach, California Attention M.ra. Mary Stonier Dear Mrs. Stonier TA 11 E F LJ N D 267114 On March 2.6, 1970, I met with Mr. Pat Reynolds and made a pkysical survey of the city yards. As a result of that survey, 1 am making the following recommendations which I hope will receive your prompt attention: 1The yard buildings, whish are all in a very back state of disrepair (faulty wiring, loose Boor boards, etc.), should be rebuilt or aYt, least extensively remodeled, 2. Certain of the A -frame ladders were in poor condition with cracks in the rungs and general unstesdiners and should be repaired or replaced. 3. Housekeeping around the buildings should be Improved. Metal scraps and other debris are scattered throughout the area and should be removed. h. Trip st.rpet sign storage room shrulf, ha -ie a light installed therein, ano the door to the room should be repaired. 5. In order to preve:at foot putMtU�re wOUTTis, esbployeea should be required to wear hard soled. shoes. Perhaps the city might contribute toward the purcha.3e of esafety sho" to^ the employees. 6. First aid supplies should be replenished and first aid lock- ers or cabinets should be installed in readily accessible areas. 7. The arbor end of the grinder ahould prevent injury from flying p+artica.ota in wheel were to break up, Goggles should by anyone using the grinder. be enclosed in order to the eves%t the grinding be provided and worn \./ *./ �.r CILy of rlerm.)sa Beacn April r, 1970 Page 2 B. IP It has nrt already been done, ",'.tae Fim.. Department personnel should survey the yard !'&cillties to determine whether or not Fire prevention equipment is ade,,ga&ty and w1sely placed. If you have any questions or comments concerning the above rpr!-)mmendationn or wis-1 to discusn them ^ilth me, pl'earmh, contact w • r • .. -'"?7C , Yours very truly ,i. J. D1 Marco Safety Representative hs *.00, %..i DDO..%DS x@45 W.RRZAN ' - MPY 5, 1970 Issued to, Amount 7064 1970 Election Board Hembers & Polling Places $ 1,269.00., 7125 From 7061; through 7125 7126 ABC Nursery - Park Supplies 26.41 7127 Alhambra Foundry = Park Equipaent 44.63 7128 All American Uniform Rental Co,, . Weekly Service 255.00 7129 American Sprinkler Co. Park Equi�ment 20.12 7130 Bank of Amer -lea WT&SA w Civic Canter Lease 1,666.67 7131 Barnes & Dalaney - Public, Works Etvilment 3882 7132 Bay P.inters - Recreation Printing, Expenses 6615 7133 Bell & Hou 3l1 Ditto Div. - Offi�:e Supplies 102:,18 7134 BL7D Bodri Shop - Servic;e Rendered Police DE+partment 275000 7135 Burkhards Nursery - Park Supplies 76„;S 7136 Calif. Lioi-Ud Fertilizer Coy .,. Park Supplies 22„139 ?137 J. M. Carroll - rVe,ases 75.00 7138 Center --Line Products Co. -_• Paint Supplies Public, Works 19551 7139 Certified Offi-e E Ui pment - Parts & Labor Office Equip. 1544. 7140 Coast Disposal Co, -. Contract 6,210.28 7141 Coast Pl,=oLth - Monthly- Billin4; 89.?Jq. 7142 Dearth Mttahinery Co. -• Machinery Equipment for Pub. Wins. 93849 7143 Mary A. Edgarto-a -= ftpenses 298.00 7144 Egleson'a = M0?�th7yr 3illing 8,40 7145 Jim, Farley - ServiQ�'es Rendered 53.?6 7146 General Telephone Co. -.Monthly Billing 37.10 7147 Gestetner Corp. =• Office Supplies 64 -Ox 7148 Eduard GInssr & Asso,ciates •- Services Rendered 40.00 M.9 Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. - Auto Equip. Poll' -6 Departtuent 366.05 7150 Pat Hemmor• Agan -,y - Services Rendered 200.00 7151 Haws CompRrq ., Drinking Fountains Parke Dmpx. mtent 77.36 7152 Industrial .Asphalt -- Monthly Billing 28OJ4 7153 Kellogg Supply Co;, .- Park Supplies 112.16 7154 Leisure Crafts - Supplies Recreation Department 91.57 7155 Lion Uniforms Monthly Billing 12.50 7156 Livingston Grahnz - Monthly Billing 114.03 7157 Los Angeles Desk Co. - Office Equi*ment Rerrea,tion Dept„ 173.07 7158 J. Harold Mit.hell Co. Park Supplies 12.04- 7159 Motorola. ;rsnm; aiioras & Elect. Inc. - Contract 169.50 7160 New Panifi ; L*mnber Co,, - Supplies Pztblie: Works 2.78 7161 Palos Verdes Blueprint = Monthly Billing 4.69 7162 Ken Parr Leasing Lac., _ Contract 909.40 7163 J. C. Pen icy Co. Z x'c:. Monthly Billing 31.75 7164 Perrys Plani;s - Recreation Supplies 27„20 7165 Pier Avenue Laundry - Agreement 90.00 7166 F. Porton Pitt - Police Departmien4; Supplies 184.72 7167 Postmaster - Stamps 226.25 7168 Pontmuaster - Stamnod Envelopes 36.45 7169 R & S Garage - Moath=:y° Billing 2,59.85 7170 Red Star Industrial Serzice - Servic=es Rendered 41.60 7171 Sa.vir_ Diversified Eauiywrt - terse Agreement 35-r7 7172 void 7173 Scien; iaic Industries of Calif = Police L ui prent 44.54 7174 South Bay Daily Breese •, Advertising 24.4.8 7175 South Bal,' Office Supply •-. Monthly Billing 123.12 7176 South Bay Publishing Co.. - Advertising 14.00 7177 Southern Calif. Edison Coo r Monthly Billing; 1,035.33 7178 Southern Calif. H-jmaim Society ^ Dog Li^tense 64.80 7179 Ma:S R. Stonier ^-Ixarases 107.12 7180 Thrifty Drug Store - Recreation Supplies 43.0 4./ � KAR4i ICS =YTJ DT+^„�jLOS miky F. 1970 ?clea1`..ir 27.,580.4-!-j ls�•ued i,n: +w3Lnc 7181 Traffir appliance Corp. - Meters 1,790.25 71t4? H. 1, Tullis _ ivatra,,� 3=-91 . 3 Union Methal Life Insuran,:e Co. .= Group ?:e,uraa; 1,327::�i 7184 James F., Wpaar - l!xpirases 98.31, 7185 Western Highway P*odsa,--ts Inc. •• Signs Public- Works 8513 "•'186 B,. D. WhAa Top Soil - Supplies Park De�rprtnert 66c, So, 7y187 Wray Priv i_ -g - Printing Sarcrivas IF. 7188 Will StNf;ldi m — S"xv-ie--s Haneered 1j24 to E 300.,X 7189 Reliable S:.ea Co, - Suciplies Pol} :e Del mitten 57-3C 7190 Continar..tal ?ti.nel Co-, - Poli.e Dr:Pprtment Supplies 151090 71.91 Void 7192 lee Pieri;e -= xP.:.ra3,b::i:n S=applies 3,0720{'1 7193 McLaughlin ]hdustrial Dista., :.ns:,, -• Sqpplias Fig)-ld i idorka 4388 7194 Merritt Hrrd.m.rd , Monthly Billing 35440 71.95 R=h Sws.r'cs - St i.^ws Re.nde7cd 4;:L8J'70 10„00 7196 J� Riddle ., Sa+r*ri ®s Rcvdi red k/18/70 10.00 7197 Di^* Daermiht •- Sarr.L -es Rendered 15/18/70 10. GIC, 7198 Paul :Gar£a =- Ssrrizen P.rndemd Vi8/710 10100 11199 Jess Largo - DGU03it for CNmu Tris 40,00 7200 ASDA 3,,nles =- Baseball RApmerit 62o..2:i 7201 Vaughn Golden -, Serra -.es Rend+eied for Bldg,. Dp))t. 412, Gr, 7282 South Bay Plumbirm .- Lsbor & Ksteriral Pollee Dept. 89618 27.,580.4-!-j NW%40� NON -AGENDA NEMS�r±.NFC'RIVtATION; (With Agenda for May 5, 19701 MEETINGS AND OTHER EVENTS Beach Development Plan Committee - Thursday, April. 30 - Council Chamber - 7;30 p..rn improvement Cnmmi_ssioa/Coordin<ttng Council nini.Mc(e -ting - Thursdav� April 30 - Chart Housr. - 6.30 p,m. - Host: jack Duan i' Lih i,; ;nvernmer D.. F'%:day, IvIaY lot l: a-tn 20th Annual Golf Tournament - Sunday, May 3 inndra i' i s -- ' p..tri. Improvement Commission/Planning Commission joint Meeting - Monday, May 4 - Councii Chamber - 7,30 p m, City Council - Tuesday, May 5 - Council Chamber -- Workshop Session - 7 p,m: Regular Meeting - 7.30 p.m, Leaaue of California Cities - Thursday, May 7 - Los Angeles - 6.30 p,m, Board of Zoning Adjustment - Monday, May 11 - Council Chamber - 7.30 p.m, South Bay Cities Sanitation District - Wednesday. May 13 - Los Angeles - 2 p,m, Board of Appeals/Planning_Cpmmisslon Joint Meeting (re minimum dowelling unit area). Wednesday, May 13 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p,m. Impro_ve_ment. Commission,_- Thursday, May 14. - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. Inter -Cid d!jhwav Committee - Thursday. May 14 - Lavvndale - 6,30 p.m. Garden Club Plant Sale - Friday, May 15 - Pier Avenue Mali - 10 a. m, to 6 p.. m, SW Area Planninq Council - Friday, May 15 - Lobster I -louse - Noon International Institute of Muni Real Clerks - May 17-21 - Atlantic City, N=w Jersey (Tiaymore Hotel - 609-344-3021) Planning Commission - Monday, May 18 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p,m. C1tXCouncil. -Tuesday, May 19 - Council Chamber -Work Session - 7 p,m- Regular Meeting - 7530 p,m, Friends of the Library Libation - Saturday.. May 23 Chamber of Commerce installation Dinner - Saturde.y, May 23 -• Lococo's - 6:30 p,m.. Board of Zonina Adjustment - Monday, May 25 - Council Chamber - 7-,30 p,m, Civil Service Commission - Tuesday; May 26 - Count"A Chamber - 7:30 p.m, Park and Recreation Commission - Wednesday. May 27 - Council Chamber - 8 p, m., Youth Advisor Council - Thursday: May 28 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m South Bav Councilmen's Association -'.Thursday. M&y 28 - Lococo`s - 6,.30 p,m. West Basin Water Association - Thursday„ May 28 - Fa los Verdes Country Club - 6s30 n,m. MEMORIAL DAY HOLIDAY-- Friday, May 29