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12/16/69
CITY OF HERMOSA. BEACH 90254 • AGENDA - CITY COMIC 1, MEETING -- Tuesday, 1969 - 730 p.m. • PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE INVOCATION ROLL CALL APPROVAL OF MINUTES - Regular Meeting of December -2, 1969. 1. PUBLIC HEARING - BUILDING NUISANCE, - 540 SECOND STREET - Prpposed resolution ordering abatement of nuisance - Continued from October 7, 1969 P re 30 PU 148 fro LIC HEARING - BUILDING NUISANCE - 133 THIRTIETH STREET - Proposed lution ordering abatement of nuisance - Continued from October 7, 1969 LIC HEARING - BUILDING NUISANCE - 142-444-146 LYNDON STREET - LYNDON STREET - Resolutions ordering abatement of nuisances - Continued October 21, 1969. 4. P 4 -LIC HEARING - BUILDING NUISANCE 1031 SECOND STREET - Continued frot. October 7, 1969. 5. PU LIC HEARING - BUILDING.NUISANCE - 8 STRAND - Resolution calling public hea ing adopted November 18, 1969 - Proposed resolution ordering abatement. 6. CI SERVICE COMMISSION ACTION - REQUEST FOR HEARING OF APPEAL - Police Sergeant John Doultakis - Held over from meeting Df December 2, 1969. 7. NO -AGENDA ITEMS AND REPORTS - City Council a Reorganization of City Council. (Possible Personnel Session) Cl) Finance Committee - Proposed resolution. b. ossible Nuisance Action, :NgiSsalsead - Discussion requested by ouncilman Valentine. C, udget Adjustment Discussion. 8. MIS rE.LLANEOUS REPORTS FROM COMMISSIONS, BOARDS AND COMMITTEES / a mp vement Commission - Letter of Resignation, Commissioner Richard Willis. b. mprovement Commission - Trash Pick -Up Test Areas. City Council Agenda - December 16, 1969 -2- 9 COMMUNICATIONS FROM PUBLIC Beautification Award - Letter from M and Mrs. George Bath, 655. Longfellow Avenue. 10, NON -AGENDA ITEMS FROM AUDIENCE - Fifteen Minute Discussion Period. • 11. REPORT OF RESIDENTIAL BUILDING RECORDS - Proposed ordinance for introduction - Planning Commission Resolution P.C. 154-759. 12,, ACCEPTANCE OF GRANT DEED - GREGORY PROPERTY - Proposed resolution., 13. GAS TAX. HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION FUNDS - PROPOSED LEG/SLATION TO CHANGE FORMULA FOR DISTRMUTION Lett& from Assemblyman E. Richard Barnes, •. dated November 25, 1969. 14, BOARD OF ZONING ADJUSTMENT - ASSIGNMENT OF DUTIES - Ordinance No. N. S. 375, introduced 'December 2, 1969 - For adoption. 15 MISCELIANEOUS REPORT - City Manager. a. Annual Inspection Report, - Pity jai/. b. Motorcycle Traffic Report for November, 1969. 16. C1TY TREASURERS REPORT - November, 1963 17. DEMANDS AND WARRANTS A,D)OURNMENT . • ' .• , .'::.........:'',.!, -, •...... • ;:-.. n .2...-:- ..-.,-,.-,.......,. ::...,„,.,........-..,-,..-.,..,..-,.-:.,.•....,....,..:::,,,.... • :,...,...„.4.:•,,,.?.... ,.,,--........i;•-'',..-1...,.4 ..y.'..,-.''.„;•,-.';,:,-,,.: -.!..:-.!;" -..--,-',1,7.. '-...:',-%'.."",,,;.-•,i.:.-,.--:,.. :: --. -- .:'-.7.-;.....-',:::-.•:::',...';--.;.';':':..-.1...'......'•---',.:..,, . . tr Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager Re . Peace March Arth War 'Demonstration Page 2. -••••••,.. • • . • !,- • • •.- • ••• * n'beterniier;•,13::;.1969 at 1850 hours our department • • •••••-,- • -• .vasinformed by Manhattan Beach the waikers had gathered attheir Pier Head and were aboutto depart. The group was Linaily estirnated at about 700 - 800 per• sons, orderly and a progress,At 1905 liours we were informed that tlie waik was now in • the waikers entered our nothern City limits; they were in :•'palt),:•OtiFbb0e8:0,0Tniitil;he Strand waik, but north -bound persons could waik unxnolested and with ease. Thechanting or perhapaof the waikers carried signs or p]acards indicating Stop the• better described as singing, was low and not disturbing. Some •'• War •-• tIB ring our Boya Home Now'. The signs were of poster ••••board strength cribed as lath znaterial. The rnajority of people did, in £act, arry lighted candles -of .e7nature-,or'ianntli • .At ZZnd Street, Deputy Chief Murray and the writer• • contacted MOnitOra;,..,0 •ttie',i.-"Vtraik•-anci,••-recineeted 'tl:tati,V4ey ..„. - .e width of the waikers, the waikers complied. The crowd was thn estiniated.t�.be leas than the original Ligure of 700 - 00 to moreiiearly 500 - 600 persons. The waikers were spread after The flrst 150 people and presentedno threat to the eace of the comxnunity. en tbewalkers reached the Pier Head in Herrnosa • 4••,4,--•-:2.t:e*,--4iWo-,*.ii-o!*1.§:4411tio.icoo,40.0,4*„Akit:-#0oi-.04.3±2i,,-,?r.d did return, then sh�rtly departed for ManhattanBeacb. --. re requested Lo break up any unusual gathering, and they continue to sing and dld waik aut onto the end of the Pier asy movernent .by offlcers and citizens through the crowd wa vailable. there were no obvious violations of statuteB -com- Police Problems: - Pier and Strand Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager Solutions to the problems were sought from sources such as the citizens . of the community, other law enforcement agencies and our i own staff personnel.. The answers from citizens were varied and oftentimes ambiguous, with responses such as "its the only place for our youth to congregate", "there's no employment available", "youth has to be able to express it's contempt for the estab- lishment", "I don't care if they are not violating the law, get them out of town", "those people are "driving business out of the city"., all responses from law enforcement.agencies, as well as our own staff, were mixed, however, directed toward enforce the laws that have been time -tested and court approved. Inquire of these persons, as to who they were, what were they. doing and where were they from. After the foot patrol was again activated, certain spec- ific situations were noted, and they were evaluated and con- clusions were reached and they are as follows: Taco Bills, a cafe featuring Spanish foods, located at #4 Pier Avenue, was the main gathering place for these pre- viously described persons. Paid and voluntary informants, using methods which some time ago were declared to be illegal and unconstitutional, obtained information that verified facts already suspected by this department: That most of the persons who were frequenting and re- maining at great length on the premises at night were drug users. That other past illegal acts were being freely dis- cussed by these same persons. That crimes of a nature other than drugs, were, in f act, being planned; these crimes involved burglary, auto theft and petty theft. That young people who had not yet been exposed to the illegal drug traffic were encouraged to participate in drug use. 12-16-69 Wesley C McDaniel, City Manager Page 3, Re; Police Problems - Pier and Strand In support of this information, an inquiry was made of our records division; the index revealed that during the past 11 months, 26 separate case assignments were instituted as a result of the actual premises, such as fights within the est- ablishment, disturbances; of the peace by customers, juvenile curfew violations, indecent exposure, drunk arrest followed up by drug arrests when subject was found in possession of dangerous drugs. Officers assigned to beat duty in the area of involve- ment on weekends only, reflected the following data, starting November 28, 1969, and continuing through December .13, 1969: 34 A.rrests, varying from Juvenile Curfew to dangerous drugs. 33 Field Interview cards recorded. 31 Municipal Code violations cited 18 Separate bar and business inspections were made. With the exception of the bar and business checks and the Municipal Code violations, all inquiries were made of -. persons who were either within Taco Bills or directly in front of this establishment, after our officer had made inspections of the premises. Further, of all the contacts, arrest and field interviews'. only 6 of the total number were actual resident of our City. The cost of the foot patrol during the time of involve merit,` or 102 man hours, was approximately $510.00, which .. is in addition to any costs we had estimated during budget planning, but which we feel was; a necessary expenditure. Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager Re Police Problems - Pier and Strand RECOMMENDATIONS: A. two-man foot patrol be established to meet the needs of the situation and that it' operate on at least a 5 day -a -week basis, hours to rotate. That Taco Bills establishment be caused to pay and engage the services of a Hermosa Beach Reserve Officer: for at least 5 nights a week, 4 hours per night for 3 shifts, and 6 hours per night for 2 shifts; or, to take such civil, legal action as may be necessary to revoke or suspend the business license of this premises. Respectfully submitted ••••••••••,%•,....1.2...• LICJW/Ars$1-1 MINLYvyr,vzi) CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH • 1% TO ...O. • 11... •••• ••• •4•-••-•..e.,••••• ••-,14.• ABCC 0 IS? OSA L • ALL AMER [CM oN IF RM RENT LLE,VA) OR AY • CHALET BELL. gn HOWELL I ITO •WM. H BERLIN CAL -ASP A 1.970 WM. H. BERLIN CAL! F. PEACE OFFICERS ASSOC. CALLF. STATE COLLEGE . CA VEN AU 0-1 VOID CENT INE L4 VALLEY BANK CERT I FI ED OFF ICE EQU /P C I TY 0 F MON TEREY PARK . C TY OF RED 0\100 BEACH C TY OF RED CND 0 BEACH CNT Y L . A PERSONNEL CNT v ' A . StiERR FFS OFF I CE SANT TAT ION t;O ID DE. SI MOINE MARKET RLLErT L. D 0/.. AN r;t. MOWER E(..t.i;OL I TE FA rtAONT HOTEL & TOWER FI&TECHNOLOGY ENGFIEERgNO PLIERS PAPER FRA:,/,',. 0 GEHRY 841 ASSOC GENE AL TELEPHONE GENEiikL TELEPHONE MULANCE HARR.drN CHAD I.CCONE rA0t INS LiR OUP riAl MAN CO rtE WO SA B E AC H C Y SCHOOL - INTErs.1 TY HI G-IWAY CMI4.1 INT E.70\JAT CNF BLDG OFFIC JESS LAREZ PETTY CASH A. LIETZ 1. A DESK CO FRA!iC I SM MCK INNE Y L FORMAT ON SER V I CE MANhAl 1 AN CAR WASH • MI C I4E Y r1tuc4TEssN 6 MIRASSOU WALLACE G MOORE cl A MOSS MOT V CULTIVATOR MOTOROLA COMM NEWPORTN HERNOSA bEACH C OF C ORANC 0 SUPPLV CO PALOS VERDES 6 Lapa prr PAULS REN1 ALS F MORTON PTT POSTMASTER PUB LI C PERSONNEL AS51 & S GMAt t G'STER ••••• • • c-: ..;JOIBER • t o' EY W. 179.2S 130.60 59A6_ 305.00 3249 5900 Is two 1620.00 8k 6.12 • 5.75 2C.7'2 1 185.59 3674015.46 31.05 105.30 50.00 27 2.00 18.90 28.35 ,99.31 5.00 12.00 92.98 150.00 37.45 4501.6)7 40.00 3.58 40.00 10.647 547.44 1150.00 85.00 26.56 32.84 283.51 10.00 386.74 85.00 2/.25 ' 235.27 245.75 9,69 354.12 52.45 175 0 '4)4.00 16.0Q 3.2O 1.00 00 ' 27j2 115,00 I 1540 • Zfi .5•3C•CirmT,MML +1•••••••-•[•••••••••••,....•••erv.,12/tor .. Aacalmwase....••••••••1-mali 4,11:1•. Hr.,. • -.....1.:11•1:,•ac-,u.•"*Rriti..c.Meraisrallnet•gnORMI•wesik, 4eacao, ••••SE,n,.... • ,N • .. . I, L., H'CLE PARKING' E1 STRICT 3'1 • •- sT1iliT LNC. N .00 .00 Refuse Hauling Work Uniforms Mntce League TranSpo Photo Ilaper • Undercover Conference Expense Expense : i Membership, Training h4xpense Motorcyci4. .Sweeper adreement Repair adder Transp.. Le,gue • ,Traffio signal repair Dump serviJoCe-clean-up campai:,,a Service Prisoner boarding. Dump Charges Halloween -supplies Services Trimmer bliades St. Lighting lamps Convention. expense Subscription SubScription Paper products Services Bell & Lights 2 months -Switchboard Service Rad1ator hose .'r, Fire Marshall helmets tlades for. trimmer Paper & Athletir supplies Membership MeMbership Reimbursespetty cash DIT:uggirnglei Circuit Tester Services Subscription Car washes PriSoner meals Services Expense Services Mower parts 'Radio Mntce :Reservations Services Filter Brown line Rental. grinding head Gun holder, car desk Stamps Membership. Repairs • .00 OTHER conct, rnit eevsitu sn The clew or elensezds cowered by svurrents Wad en peges . 12 inclusive. cni the v register hove been ouctited hy the Citv (lessee' e/ aoelctiand the el: of Pto warroffft of,ef approved for ps moat ClItCpi tvalffIltd Nov M CA11. / IREGtSTER OF DEMAND AND WAV --ANT CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH Wistlenti. r.y.nans, Tr, REALTY TAN :7.27ICE SAV1N B USI NESS MAC- INE SAVIN BUSINES;; MACHINE SAV IN BUS INESS MACH PE. SHEPARD [-EN:OLE:T(1,4 H ELECTRIC GrNf RAI. 2 90.00 15.00 110.00 45.00 SOUT H BA Y DA ILY BREEZE 44.92 SO BAY D I STR KT HO S" I TA L • 2.00 SO BAY PUBLISHINC; - 72.63 SO CAL EDISO SO CAL .TURFGRASS COUNC IL . 12.00 SP ARK LE TT S 2.96 NORV IN J STAFFORD 16.00 STATE EDUCA7 UY'IAL SURPLUS Pi(? 500.00 SUN BADGE 1050 SURVEY STAKE 19.32 3M BUS INE -SS PR a) ' , 41.00 TRUCK INS ESCHAR 0.‘ 016.10 J G TUC KER , , 20.58 •U HAUL RENTAL i 26.50 UNION CETRAL L : it 1.043.48 UNI WRSAL •STAT IONEr:iY ! 2 2 6.80 Utii:,jAN LA'D IN ST.• , 50,00 S'1' IL WADE 19.00 ivESTEnN t.i OVERNME NT AL RESEARCH ! 1 0.00 WESTERN ti I GMAY PR CD i 516.13 WRA Y PR INT ING ! 113.93, E 'MK OF AMERICA '!IPi7016.63 LEARNED LUMBER i 149.39 NEW PACIFIC LUMBER p..341k2 BROOKS ELECTRIC 45.48 • SEARS 8o ROEBUCK 7555 WESTERN UNION S%WRE PA NT 00 3054 • AMERICAN SPR P4KLER 204.34. T IM BRYANT • 50.00 .- REX TROPHIES 34 9.13 COB PARKER 50,00 DOROTHY ROBERTSON 50.00- MICHAEL G MMUS • 180.00 JOHN ROCKWOOD . /80.00 REX TROPHIES 21.11 6 ILL LEE ' 72,00 GARRISON WAGI‘E.R KENNY S IJNICE CENTER LINE PROD DEPT OF BEACFES ...vonelef Warrants tor D000nbar #61Z, through 6004 void 0308 a 18207. PAGC. NUMBER tfIEETING 75.14 187.00 ENtkulgaitakty Scene 23625 Traffic Pint 300.00 County Services 4 8,178.23 .00 .Eff rt_E Botta C'ISTR:t . • zier%,ce 6upplies oGiice Mince • tgreement t•tI St. 11.5htir 1P7 Ad Auction ServIcos Adverttsing Monthly b.!Il'r;:g Muciiboiship Dr,nki0E ,;atel .6ervice 2 Joey:. 1:2.1ilkt4dgP paper 1.11pp!iel-, Insurance Masonry level ag& kFTV Pen, -central '.teres Membertp Photo serv2ce Membersh,4) Street signs Printing serviceu Fire Truck payment Building supplies Supplies CIP #1 GIP pi Refrigerator Telegrams Patnt supplies Parts. CIP #/4 Teen Dance Trophie Guitar & Dance Instruction Tennis InStruction Karat Karate Trophies Wintee service N • STRf rr St:: • '4IN1EN:::t NT ..7•DDE * 5 0 03, 7 3 .00 7Sis ,t to coratitla tifst Mitt cli,Irot or -docarattods tovtrea-o o, Wrt,".4,,!$ ••),, ineIefivo. of oat ,c,ttr4Ift regfastN• Sove baton avol.fat.: 1)- a it atata• Coy of a•foa,......,a Etn•h ato r& o' 'No train ...iArrarov ora eppro.6:3 • .afr4:11 ?'4. POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT BUREAU OF OPERATIONS WAVH8NGTOM, D.C. 20260 DEC 91969 tr® Cyril Brookea0 President Hexnsaa • SCh Chamber of Cie poet Office NIM 404 Hermosa Boack0 Califormla 90254 Pear N'o Brookes: Ibis has further reference to your latter of Wombat 15 to the Postmaster General resarding the postal cervice provided et the Pisrmoss ?aha California a claieai'i broach ®f Redondo lea California A review has beam made of the postal service provided to Hermosa Beach patrons subsequent to the consolidation with Redondo Beech and the go/losing information ie prided. There has boom no change in gsy type of service f } the. patrons at the;' :t::. Beach blanch. Nail ie received at the branch at 6:000 7s1OA 7:5 6:20 snows. and 12:30 pine weekdays and Saturdays. The meter portion o of the daily receipt for box patrerae is distributed by 0:30 a.m.cf theme dam which is -,11 oms-half hour Later than the foe forlaer 8:00 sees. tins. Os 8 days the receipt Is at 12:30/1:00 p.m. and the distribution ie nada b74:45 pew. The lobby is open 24 hours daily. It ie not noceseary to ke gg s toplek up mall from barea0 although seue patrons a'poar'sff?ich bon so they esa chock frequently and obtain any048 arrived on a hater delivery trip. ,' oat :. The depart time for carriers fres 13 minu%ReIttec. branch fS more than En an effort to cue manhaurs0 e[ of L• dm services ware consolloatot0 me atrial basic. This was found to Impracticable and service is most provided at these wises& mhos nee, ala on the tsame basis as before the gen Mr. Cyril Brookes, President It is true that the dating stamp in use at thra contract station in downtown Hermosa Beach now includes the name Redondo Bch, but this does nt affect service ts.patronse This is necessary for identity purposes. It expedites the tracing of money ordarce registered .tei1, etc., in case of lose. However, t t .le:ttS, are; not required to use a "n': ,do Beach postal address; they may continua to uss their Hermosa each return address on all mailings. An immediate reduction in operating costs of at least $1.7,000 vas foreseen. A cost analysis after the consolidation shows that actually operating expenses were Leduced by more than that amount. Close attention will be given to sahe sure that Hermosa teach will receive the efficient postal service the city rightfully. expects. High hind roger . Sincerely yours° S;57 g,, Maples. ,, tractor Orgenination.and Msnagomant * Division RESOLUTION NO. N. Se f' RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA DETERMINING THAT THE STRUCTURE AND PREMISES LOCATED AT 540 SECOND STREET, HERMOSA BEACH, IN ITS PRESENT CONDITION DOES CONSTITUTE A PUBLIC NUISANCE, AND ORDERING THE ABATEMENT OF SAID NUISANCE. WHEREAS, under the provisions of Ordinance No. 343, there was held before the City Counc i l a formal public hearing to determine whether the structure and premises located at 540 Second Street, Hermosa Beach, California constitutes a pub l i c nuisance and said City Counc i t did hear and consider all relevant evidence pertaining to said property. NOV, ` THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES HEREBY DETERMINE AMO RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. That the structure end premises located at 540 Second Street, lot 6, Tract 256, in its present condition, does constitute a public nuisance and shall be abated within sixty (60) days from date of adoption of this resolution.. SECTION 2. That the City Council has found that said nuisance is created by the following conditions existing on the premises: Plnbina .std H. 1. Comfort heater is not legally vented. 2. Water heater is n legally vented. 3. Gas jet in living room. 4. Lavatory and lavatory drain are deteriorated and in unsanitary condition. 5• Kitchen sink drain has illegal fittings. 6. Sewer vent has cleanout plug missing. Electrical 1. Illegal and hazardous electric in seeeral areas of house.. 2. Service is inadequate and overf used . Getter C90. i t i tans 1. Dirt being retained by wood siding in several areas. 2. Building is not weatherproof in its present condition. 3. Trash and debris in yards. SECTION 3. That Kenneth Sheehan, Executor of the Estate of Elizabeth Sheehan, does have the right to abate the nuisance as declared, provided the following corrections are completed, or said structure demolished within sixty (60) days: Piumbiret a d €fin 1 L 4 Provide adequate and legal veru systems for all gas fired, heating apps l fi ances n 2e provide legal and adequate vent for eil gas fired water heaters. 3, Remove gas jets and crap off gas i i Eye 4 4. Provide sanitary plumbing fixtures and drains. 5. Remove and replace all Illegal and/or unsanitary fittings on drainage system 60 Replace cleanout plug in vent stack. Electric;m1 - ---om. 1v Remove all !Hegel and/or hazardous electrical from all areas of house 2. Provide a minimum of 70 amp. service. Provide following convenieaece outlets: kitchen 3 bedrooms e 2 bathroom cm - 1 living ros m and all other areas e l plug every 20 linear fte of wall space. amsal c l s Iv Remove dirt to a depth {f 6" from all sr, .men members of structure. 20 Weatherproof building in acceptable manner such as painting. 3. Remove all trash and debris from all yard areas. SECTION 4. That in case the owner shall fail, neglects or refuse to abate said nuisance, the Chief Building Official is authorized t. enter upon the premises for the purpose ..f demolishing said structure, the cost of which shall be , borr a by the property comer in accordance with Section 7e2 01 a subsections Oh (o) , end (p) , of Ordinance tbo, N. S. 343 PASSED APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO FORK: o PRESIDENT of the City Council, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Reach, California CITY CLERK CITY ATT r.NET RESOLUTION N0. M.S. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERtMOSA BEACH, CAI.iE=OiRNiA DETERMINING THAT TOE STRUCTURE AND PREMISES LOCATED AT 133 THIRTIETH STREET, HERi OSA BEACH, 9N ITS PRESENT CONDITION DOES CONSTITUTE A PUBLIC NUISANCE,, AND ORDERING THE ABATEMENT OF SAID NUISANCE. WHEREAS, under the provisions :rf Ordinance No. N.S. 343, there was held before the City Council a formal public hearing to determine whether the structure and premises located at 133 Thirtieth Street, Hermosa Beach, California constitutes a public nuisance and said City Council did hear and consider all relevant evidence pertaining to said property, N00, THEREFORE, THE C l TY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HHERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES HEREBY DETERMINE AND RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. That the structure and premises located at 133 Thirtieth, in its present condition, does constitute a public nuisance and shall be abated within sixty (60) days from date of adoption of this resolution. SECTION 2. That the. City Council has found that said nuisance is created by the following conditions existing on the premises: Plumblog 1. 11" vent has been broken off and is terminating below a window. Electrical 1. Inadequate and illegal wiring in several areas. 2. Service is inadequate, illegal, overfused and is in hazardous condition. SECTION 3. That Doris Cain, the property owner, does have the right to abate the nuisance as declared, provided the following corrections are completed, or said structure demolished within sixty (60) days: 1. Extend plumbing vent a minimum of 12" above roof. Electric,l corrections 11>A .�hCe�CL1G�YT#Ytia ►RJ�6�LGtt1l3RdYlfi 1. Remove, repair or replace all illegal and/or hazardous electrical wiring from all areas. 2. Provide a minimum of 70 amp service. Service stack must have a minimum 14" stack, minimum of #8 feeder wire, and minimum provisions for 6 circuits. SECTION 4. That in case the owner shall fail, neglect, or refuse to abate said nuisance, the Chief Building lding Official is authorized to enter upon the premises for the purpose of demolishing e&i d structured the cost of which shall be borne by the property owner in accordance with Section 7-2.i, subsections (n)b () and (p), of Ordinance M.,. Na S. 343 PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of PRES E DSN"i ®f the City Counc i l n and NAV -': of the City of Hermosa Beach, California ATTEST: CITY CLERK APPROVED AS TO FORM CITY ATTORNEY • gi:SMITVIA NO. N. S. A. ail°,5CUITIOg Tiiii CITY C,CUMZIL 7NE C4TV 03P IJEWAOSA BEACM, iT2TERNialiA ?OAT PRaS5VY eF STRIXTUNf ARIP PRENPZES v;mitir AY' 742, t46 svvsaT„ DEACil.„ NES Cf.J.7,e1ViTUI FairX ViBi$AMCC,, ARP,' C.:9,-PgEan 7NE AakTEglLIT DF WMFAKtE. WHIFAISAa, uplder the provisioas of Ordinance WID0 N, g. :143 tNera bele, before Om City C a formet putiio hearirq tedetermive AetheF ti?s, conditioa oq the structures aad preOses neGated at 042, V -,c6 Lv.I.Jdon Street, Hsrmsa Deach„ California, constFtutes a puLllic nuiisance,„ aln4 said ----- Council did haiir and consider all retevent evidence pertaining to said NZW,. TNEREFNE, Cing' COUMUL CF THE CM EF CAUFVNR4Ar4lEg. MEM RESOM AS FOLLOWil SEC740M i. Mat Me condition of the structure and promises tocwed at 'Oa, t44, 146 Lynwk Street, in Omit(' preseat condiOsn, daas co,tstitute a public amiseace and shalt be abated within sigty 00 days fray. the date of adoptioa of thN resoiution. SEC710i3 2. That the City Council has Pound th,at said nuisance, is created by the followiag condiOcns existiao en the prcvl4ses vd inadequate and dateriorated foundatizgn.. 2. inadequate under MaOr ventilation, 3, Porch deteriorated, diiapidated and unsafa, 4. Walls aro buckling an4 sagging. 5. Ficers ijmckiing an4 sagging, 64 Shower area, deteriorated and unsanitary, 7. Kitchen comnter deteriorated aad unsanitary. 8. Lack of edequato coalfort heating. .9. Ges-fired appliances do not, have adequate. shut-ofg valves on gas iine. 10. Plumbing system is deteriorated. 'it, inadeqmale,, an4 haRardems electric. 4,14 klvdon SI:Wetn inadzlwito foundation. 2. Woodin cwtact with dirt In soms areas. 3. Lack oV adaqute underilopr ventiiettoft, Ficors kimkiing ,FInd deteriorated, • 40ists and girders. overspenrad. BuncHrzo is mntadequatoiy weatherprofed in PO preSent conditioa. 7,, Brick ciOmney is ieealng end in, ha%ardous condWea, 8, Cledrow in roar iacks ademate floor rea.„ 9. Cooper gas line on water. healo.a.r. tO. Sl*wer area deteriorated and unsanitary. Water Neater not isgally vented. • 2 idcomfo7t hzat,ax vaztd„. Weg6i balkk.xic cin syztem 117, F4tedectwAe, Meik.A end SewsvA inoww,,n Mofpg unf,-7xinftFiry 2. E06c4xicA fiv6dvw4 (of dvyrot an4/wf daamge, tir.,,/zAetiate uadwIlor svpart ia *,cfm,a are6z.a.• Le..ck a adeqwic. cgal.wt heWango .ee 6„, Go.5-ViFd appHoncias•da apt .,.kof,a ae.r.scuclUf, shut,,,Of SO;:.dtag tf.f; emt ad2qui)tOy 10;11UM 3, That ChFfsOne Krgravel, CW.MT ce prqvtip,. ci©!7*, ii740'at fawi ela0s.anc,rz deciare4, proWead fs.;.N7). ZTO cagisted, or sOd 2trmtmwe ciewisNed, within ,,A,Od. (0, cky gtrnetvra to Leak ,a(i: ;,aesquot!;* 67q.n.7b:ri;t,10,1, 2 Vow Iv4ts aad Orearz evar2,panz.ad 651,.d tAliDdnqxw,tc. Prov1d a4o.weto anti Navont6A aad zavOnsi of ell tIM4g, 02116nvg, and vw:.0T, Pnwrib indec,itl*to under .ORrne vawcirt bvck14, and 5ogOris of fkrxe py4sp.'qdo odeqmte 5uppvrz 9gT eximr spcoinedjeletg•aud girdero ropalr Nick ctlimarly so me4holmw oafe.t,7 cona6Ftrreptoc,,.B Meoet, NviAtmv.M7,6„, haardgul.'J alc.ctticM . • Pmvido adaqtratcg erc;utz; fer Prevido NI1G.An Tfliait emmt of eicavIc g,..13,winFoncro avtaAst I; bedrcgmz, - 2, fi..w.;Sisn - 5, dOvin3 - ut.Mty ;$vins rm7r.sp alve4 aH ahoy ei'ff,5.1ify 20 flis„ Qf sc!el FroOd 3 sia:ttric6i servIco, wgm, bu5s w min prominicns.qor efrcult paa0 foT SUSIVIR:„§ZUMER 1„ ritT'gOdo, anftzt 2,3 Frcivido aiwa off vevza ger 6V;34 fErad. wHaRc470 30 .aepail',r, rivi,zce an 61GzerkilvvAA:,4„. Fj4)90„ or ur:zi.F.mftavy ptomblog Recom ail capper PravIde arqum?.„.o ven0;latica, miZer 6„ PPoWde 6eoquatt vent ear cvafori; nooral 44rtkxtrer argl dryrot, 211 Provi'.,de protcpaNav (zs,11.1 e,a0x4ry ccmdSf,J...earf,„, 3, Vcol,,sd..f:.1 rt,w.e4pvNi.Elic!,. is;pt.t • • 4, AYiL : klzva drygvt ,actd Pravildz, 72z,T.Jah,5 pTzi...t.,-x<tarJ to .e.,:lttwQr F,ECTUM cTa CRZO 'tv,Ota.clf4, 0,74' zoid riAseqz,:.;,., am CM4f Sualln *fglcAai 6oAll.whed p' Cc promi$,..15 6az tho purpme a dswtt541.9 v,IAd wNiel by th2 RE-47,orty ownsr nutEgY), APP'AqVU, ANP76, f;Mz. itve cf z PRESMFN'i f,147 CP,;„v CWOR thg U.4y a ftmeg,;& ftad4 C,7pHfv.m.Z. GVN tiMit APPRRED hIg Te, VOM 171 ATTNNEY RESOLUTOM A RESULUTION OF THE CreV COMM OF T4E11W MINNA *EACK,„ CALWORWA, UESiiMaNtN5 WAY 714g. PAEgEgT VOWTRAg OF WV, STRUCTRRE AVE; PREMES LOVAITEg i k1 LM 2 svalITT, RRWISA t:;EACN, Datis CONSTITUTE A PUVAC MMAOCE, ORDER= ME ADMITaill SAT9 gtMan, miam, ulatier th:5 ravtmIoos of Ordhlgrxe VD, W, S. 343 'hem 1,Jci bsvga ttCt,ty Cc' Tomat w.tbric keEllng tg c!etoralln:„ Aotivilr flAz cendlOcn strmture aad pr,vmres 5nsoted ac,kLLyudel Pem5,1r. Ccar;%, C61Hoi'aia, s..1.4Atutal, a RuNik aulsnace, wld srek'd C5ine% did hew - end ae.msidar retcyant evidencq pvnainEn9 to sOd pozyperty Mc, wanvonc, 70, gni'? COMM OP TOE CriV 07 NENISSA COWA, CAUFMA, OtF. MEW DEMME AM ftEgILVE MAIO: ZEN:7<TM $. Mct the cenatIon cf wucture and premacts tcd St.reot, eh:Mr preaent mneWoa, di const'z,tuto ;. puiplle nWisance row3 aboM1 Ez,v; oilalted nhltv ,f69) day5 6raz the 4gte of tho zdoptaoro of thTs .reaolutiwa sacym 2, That the My Gouncn bac found that sed nutsencc created by Vie foUlgAlin9 pandiricns exizang an the promNes: aitrcmo dryrat cM termite dcyage, 2„. inn beIng retained by waod„ 3* Rom deAteri6reted: OlarAatod. rdr d jc4sts ore ove;cspc,pled @Mowing ftgor tm ;walla eng, 5. Mof seRgIne rundkating reftcws are ovcrspsnucd, 6, Lack of ccolfart heat*, 7, Enterrk,-4. ske=r has no dra5rt., 8. Saalter7 sin tas Mcga aad msanWry draln fltOnos„ 9. Beiox rim cpouts ea Ombing f6Itture In sem gmas. Mearic Ts Megat, overtio5zdG6 atO 4"1/ haxardavc candltPor,. SECTIM Tglat Cf1T1stine Margrave, ntrwax ef the. pmperty, 41'41 rEoht to aatothe Aszsace cal dectored, provkad the fotloAnv hnin corrections are cempToted, or sad structure dameilsbed, WthEn acLid sgaty. (60) day por;cd renmsthm..3s:kdatilL Ifaxi,MaL Pr4Wide adequate vartimi asd hortmatM aupparZ VD joists and Orders ta, ot.iloicvna att biLickHng aad saseinv, a ilio*rs, 2, ProlAda adaquata suppovt tg rafters to mUmitlate sagOas and budaErg of roof raftevs, nectrical Provida tho foilowins fOnfmum amind of OectrEc qx?mpaa;nce outicts: bmthrom t„ kitahen - 2, utflity area ;, beq4wm 1, diens t, mom end othor areaz ptug evefry feot of wEal space. 2. V:emovz, rapa5r or rpr UMsgal and hazardous Oectile Wring or fIxtures. 3. ProOda adexpmte. 1169baing circuits. 4. ProvEde nsw 3 wire servIco with ,14-" stadi, with 70 mp, oOn butls tdth pons- for 6 circOt panzi. id reqWremlNits isire the rthi reciOromnts Tor otectrtcA Thoae. Oksa thzt ctra rivw exEsang and irave been prupeciy maqtairod ;;ycount ;1-1 =Mao the Hnal &lemrAnatifm oft your need,a., Psfirthing 6 heatfnq '6„ Pravido adequate comfort heating. 2. ftemovo oxterEior skmaer oe provW•fAequctedrr ftmove and repleGe, Mogel ond upgantary Vttl*„.s fnmn smnitcry gink decanogs 5y5tem. 4. ProyWo a minimum 0 tn Mr gap betwaen to0 oV kqmiand.botwm of VITA spoa. Aes.wa,ne. 5 nmovs. rap7:11r OF mpL51c, areaz of termito endlor drymt &maga. 2. Mmowil eit dlrt o dc6peh. of 6" TcultuEmd in ali VV0a5f, Ream, mpair or replace fancvs. SECTWN 4, TWit nase Cm ownor shan VeM„ mgiect. or mfmo to ente maid nn6sance, the Chief ilmOding OffncieP E5 audrarEaed to enT,er wIT3 the premiszz for ae purpmE: af 4ftmonsW,itag eaid structure„ cosg og ttiad sNatJ hwn3 Lzy the property owaeu accordcnce with Sectim sealioos (n), (c) and (0, a Ovanancg, Ho. N. S. 343. PASSETh APPRAVED and /WPM this doy of APPROVED AS VC VOM PREMEOT ot7 thz go.'w CovncAV and NkIna of gi!tv of Oermgso Bewck, Gaiiifornio Ty CLUV. giT! ATTORKIV • October 20, 1969 Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council Hermosa veach, California Gentlemen: The property at 1031 2nd Street scheduled for continued public hearing on December 16, 19699 per Resolution N.S, 2866 has been corrected to the satisfaction of the Juiiding Dnpertment, and the owner has complied with all requests of the City. Therefore, it is the recommendation of this Department that no further action be taken at this time, and that the record indicat..:1 that the repairs have been completed. Respectfully, , 2 „--- _ , I r „,,, ,2"1-e,..” // / , '. / 7 / / • -816d M, Trot.9 Director.of tiuilding'and Safety BMT:mb cc: Madden HOME OF HEARING TO ABATE NUISANCE Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day of November, 1969, the City Council, of the City of Hermosa Beach passed Resolution No. N.S. 2927 declaring its intention to conduct a public hearing to determine whether those certain premises and structures located upon that certain real property situated in the City of Hermosa Beach, State of California, known and designated as #8 Strand, in said City, more particularly described as lot 2, block 1, Hermosa Beach tract, constitutes a public nuisance which must be abated by the rehabilitation, repair or demolition of said buildiag and premises; if said building and premises, in whole or in part, are found to constitute a nuisance, and if not abated, the same will be abated by the City, in which case the cost of such abatement will be assessed upon and against the land on which said buildings and premises are located and that the cost thereof will be constituted a lien upon such land until paid. Said matter will be processed in accordance with Section 203-5 of the Building Code of the City of Hermosa Beach. Said nuisance consists of the follewing: 1. House and garage are dilapidated, and deteriorated. 2. House and garage lack adequate foundation. 3. House floor is buckling and sagging. 4. Ceiling is sagging and appears to be at point of collapse in one area. 5. Roof is sagging and deteriorated on house and garage. 6. Entire electrical system is illegal, and in hazardous condition. 70 Reny areas of illegal electric wiring. 8. Service is inadequate, overfused and in hazardous condition. 9. Plumbing on exterior at rear of house has been done illegally. 10. Some plumbing fixtures are rusted and deteriorated. 11. Water heater vent is illegal. l2. Lack of adequate air supply for water heater. 13. No gas shut off on kitchen range. 14. Great deal of debris in yards. 15. Building is not weatherproof in its present condition. /6. Doors and windows are broken. 17. Windows have been illegally closed off. l8. Siding is broken and deteriorated. 19. Tub enclosure doors are broken. 20. Lack of adequate kitchen ventilation. This building is substandard and shags lack of adequate maintenance and is in a dilapidated condition, creating a hazard and attractive nuisance which is detrimental to the general public. All persons having any objections to, or interest in, said matter are hereby advised to attend a meeting of dee City Council of the City of Hermosa Beach, to be held in the Council Chamber, City Hall, Civic Center, located in the City of Hermosa Beach, California, on the 16th day of December, l969, at the hour of 7:30 p.m. of said day, when their evidence relating to said matter will he heard and given due consideration. DATED: November 18, 1969 By larder 1 the CityCouncil 4111111/11 PK6StriENT/6f the mei!, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach 2=173..1.=-121111 11 CITY CLERK 410 RESOLUTM NO. N.S. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CAI.I FORN I p, DETERMINING THAT THE PRESENT CGMITDON OF THE STRUCTURE AND PREMISES LOCATED. AT #8 STRAND, HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA: DOES CONSTITUTE A PUBLIC NUISANCE, AND ORDERING THE ABATEMENT OF SAID €dUBSAMCE. WHEREAS, under the provisions of Ordinance No. N.S. 343 there was held before the City Council a formal public hearing to determine whether the structure and premises located at #8 Strand; lot 2, block 1, Hermosa Beach tract, Hermosa Beach, California constitutes a public nuisance, and said Council did hear and considev all relevant evidence pertaining to said property. NOW, THEREF E, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORi ifi, DOES HEREBY DETERMINE AND RESOLVE AS FOLL'xs4S: SECTION 1. That the structure and premises located at KS Strand, in their present conditioe, docs constitute a public nuisance and, shall be abated within sixty (60) days from the date of adoption f this resolution. SECTION 2. That the City Council has found that said nuisance is created by the following conditions existing on the premises: 1. House and garage are dilapidated, and deteriorated. 2. House and garage lack adequate: foundation. 3. douse fl ?,r is bucking and sagging. fir. Ceiling is sagg i lag and appears to be at prt. i tit of collapse in one area. 5. Roof is sagging and deteriorated on house and garage. 6. Entire electric 1 system is illegal and in hazardous card i t i n. 7. Many areas of illegal electric wiring. 8. Service is i nadequete, overfused and in hazardous condition. 9. plumbing on exterior at rear of house has been done illegally. 10. Some plumbing fixtures are rusted and deteriorated. 11. Water heater vent la illegal. 12. Lack of adequate air supply f water heater. 13. Ho gas shut off on k tchen range. 14. Great deal of debris in yards. 15. Building is not weathvproof in its present condition. 16. Doors and windows are broken. 17. Windows have been illegally closed off. 18. Siding is broken and deteriorated. 19. Tub enclosure doors are broken. 20. Lack of adequate kitGhen ventilation. SECT/ON 3. That L. C. Guthrie, Jr., owner of the property, does have the right t abate the nuisance as declared, provided the following directions are completed or said structure deme fished within said s i;ri'.y (60) day period: Structural Reir or replace all areas of dilapidation or deterioration on house and garage that new exist. 2. Provide minimum adequate f'undation for house and garage in such a manner as to eliminate all buckling, sagging and Fisting of buildings. 3 B Repair or replace all buckling and/or sagging floors i s house. 4. Provide adequate structural support for ceiling fa -ming members in such a manner as to eliminate all present hazardous cond i t i ons . 5. Provide adequate strw.tural support for cosi* fuming members in such a manner as to eliminate ail sag2o ng and deteriorated conditions that now exist. 6. All exterior walls to b: replaced witn 2 x 4 studs at lei o.c. for proper vertical support of ceiling end roof. 1. Repair or replace all rusted, deteriorated, and unsanitary plumbing fixtures. 2.• Provide legal vents for a?? water heaters. 3. Provide a minimuin of 100 $14. ft. of ventifiatlet for water heater. 4. Provide gas shuCoff valees for all gas fired appliances. 5. Weatherproof eeterior cf building in acceptable manner. 6. Repair or replace all 'woken and deteriorated or dilapidated doors and w i ndews . 7. Provide minim st, light and verotilati•'n fr all living areas of house in s iiia a rsanner as to insure compliance with all applicable building codes. Repair or replace ail broken and deteriorated wood sidle'. Repair or replace all broken glass tib enclosures. 8. 9. Electrical 1. install new electrical three wire 2. Provide 100 Ampere main buss with 3. Provide one lighting circuit. 4. Provide thc following electrical Kitchen Bedrooms m Bathroom - i Living room and al! other areas m l plug every 20 1 i near feet of wa'I space. 5. Replace all hazardous and illegal wiring.. SECTION 4. Thnt in case the owner shall fail, nc+c&l ect, or refuse 'to abate said nuisance. the Chief Building Official is althor ized to enter upon the prises for the r urpose of demolishing said structure, the cost of which shall be borne by the property owner in accordance with service. minimum of 6 c'rcueit can. convenience s utletso e • • Section 74.1, subsections (n), (o), and (p), of Ordiname No. N.S. 343. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this 16th day of Ockember. 1969. n PRESIDENT of the City Coui, and MAYOR of the City of Herrera BearA0 California ATTEST: CITY CLERK APPROVED AS TO FORM: CITY ATTORNEY October 30,, .1969 TO: Honorable :Mayor and City Council FROM: Wesley Cr. McDaniel , City Manager SUBJECT; Doukakis Appeal Gentlemen: This rather was continued from last meeting, ending on. a note of substantial confusion. The City Attorney was directed to review the issue in oder to advise the Council on their options, and he will be reporting Tuesday evening,. The question once again is whether or not to accept jurisdiction, which apparently hinges on the issue of whether a debatable judgment question is present. If not, a decision not to accept jurisdiction is, in effect, support for the Civil Service Commission's (and City Manager and City Attorney finding. I should point out again the obvious dangers of creating a pattern of accepting every Civil Service Commission appeal., which wuld— in a practical sense—render that body impotent. Respectfully submitted, w ESLEY Cr. MC DANIEL City Manager W CA/1mm „.ctober 16., 1969 TO: Honorable Mayo and City Council FROM: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: Police Lieutenant Appeal Gentlemen: On August 13 and Septi 17 the Civil Service Commission considered a protest conceyning the appointment of John Jaeger as a Police Lieutenant,, lodged by Sergeant John Doukakis through attorney Jeremy Evans. The substance of the issue concerned Mr. jaegees earlier request fog withdrawal from the eligible Us';: and then later request -for renewed consideration, at. which time he was appointed.. The .votest claimed that his narn.e'should have been permanently remoN.Te.d from the list,, and thus would not have been appokted. On September 11 the Commission found (concurring also with the City Attag.ney) that M., jaegeras name wAs., properly on the list, and denied the protest. Mr. Evans now wishes to appeal to the City Council. The question o: accepting juzisdiction on the appeal is left to the Council's discretion. If, after reviewing the Civil Servtce records, the Council finds that there are no factual discrepancies nor other elements of material. contio- versy, it may refuse to entertain an appeal. On the other hand, if an appeal is to be heard, a late T date should probably be schedu/ed to allow preparation time. Respectfully submitted, WESLEYMC DANIEL City Manager WOMnstm • (*)",F.THE,.. y THE 011111,..SEIMCE C.'4,3,M:PS10,1..NT held • . in the .C.:OrinCii?, t City Call,foTnta • vied sea tz Sept 17 .1969 PE'esent Ocyrkm, s Boy.gloff „ and Sha Abs-ent: Cfogint.,, Bowman Othe.9•Ts: y Managey: liVesley C Ct Attonsio.y. J. Ii ssou „ yorF,ritlay EAT anE s•• Attaimey got S Prge a a P)1111 L'A')Utkald•S Tb; f4;tr If -TS- called to Ch.6.-1.fignan Shalm„. 1 TV Chaiman Fwasie:sed. rainti.teS .70,1?; 47;;OreCf,".f.'ild, to add bfF..J.ZoFfe the Upon betnc.4....42,-1c,eci of his giegsonal expezienCe by .dup. Chairman, MoDanteA respowiedi that „, while the pEoW.eir. ilEtS not alrrisentn Er.,:.fackh duong his tetmv,,E1 (except; in, casRS (74 1,11,U,"bai infe4,77.1,aY. FetitleSt not to be oonsideFe4, ve,iusaT.. o'; apix,Y,:.r&bromt), it bad ocd in °then. ctthis Inhere he bad prevtougay Tdaftd. oth..%K' cities of ,irohich it ha619iffs0r143, entl•—in the abliellCe1 o explicit eutes on the 5ub &accortmIce with the C:0011 mractic,le previous -4i cited, " Comm. English, moved that, the above conrectioro. adcle,..1to ti -,,E) ratnutes of, the August 1-3. meeting< 136,looncied by Chaigman Shaw, UnaWs-fous, The Minutes VIEIZ them, .ap-pm;ved <7.,F Chaim:tan Shavit surilmavl...3 the a(oris OA the ,-,-)revioits )7waing th which COMM,. Lqf bad vatsrid thP que„st ton possthOny. 0:4"f gulp, modifi- catton which mic,:at, ee•J!.at,1 the subjc1; iSSUE,.. The City Anoraey asked PirOte;,Wk. that thiq City 2.A.,w,-,;agclR's y7•::;C11t(e4 i to the Commission of Septersiber 15, 1969 be iv.i.cmpoffateta ;;7..i. the minutes as aillows: "aSUient to COTO.M.i.SGEt irt,Stfl,,tat011 t you -i• ),ast nie....„41ng August 13,, wa lywe TeNikewed the oggftal. xecords fog both the Cv1Sey„ifice Coimlssion and tbe Ctty Cuct Wo find thata althou9th. fsm,posed paTacqaph concerniilgthslit,•)ject o 'Removal of Natimstom Eligibility Mots') .kvas dtscussed along wtthntm--417,,kez• of KO:ViSell i;uleiss in, 1962 „ action apgEoving such 'u a.,dop.k.ed by eithn Commissiono the "FM YOlif iliSOrnlattail„ th,a proposed Dava/x-ark VV. -7.5 to Willie .year:t. • • "ItA narar, 0:1, any peii:zon appeexing co. an. eliglble list shall bo 7,:r7z:M.C.)Vefi, by the PeAz,sonnea C: ttho Kequests 'iltnritinc that his if, he i;a1,15 to mspond to a ca.:4. copal th(F.,! appk:Anting authmity„ if!, ar.y subseopent •;facts ix,"-:,sucil';A. to It ynt indicate° in. the tuclig". meat o;': ti-Je Prapsormel C)A-!..gicer, that, there- tE, dile cause a.54 oet fcattk irk Ru.11,e___ • if the maximum peiriod has thelfefOre' apP,FiaTS that the Kre5i1)1,11aCYFI; Of "it,6: FaiSed by Sergeant DOUltaidS ShCit.d.d be detertai,ned •-ifolcft0.n. the context of the infomation, v=res press.trAted, at 1,;:.,he Augast 13 hAF,-•eFing. itt? pf.:(1q1111,1Y submitted, EY 0 MC DANIEL City 1.4,7-2,nageg'D Askby the Chattnaan to :!;'ecapitulate hAs finclinqs of the 7sast meeting, the3 City Atony stated that the PeTsonnel °Moen. kl!,aVIC:' the pok4Fez authority to withdrav,T. gkame from the ellgibilitylitbaEled upon the existing LtlCand TegUlatiOrtS, Erie said only the Commission can. ',:foraove a name t!rork the- Rist. II the COMMiSSion n.ot gemove tile 'name t1.1,en. that is all lthat Can detergniaed the: wesent heaging,„ Como— English feat thzo.t, th,e Gomm, 'should have bn made aware og the "2.-etteg• fwom jag er •zo:‘-cKuesting, that his llarile be removokt„ The City Attmney stated that tha: Atiministative Otice-gl-,Iad no duty to present, t°1:-Je letter tg.i. the CommissioD., and he did./..erA leol that 'the hc.:2aring had to do with whether o not ic,;' havc,111,-en:: pyesented. to the Commission. Mixassou stated that he the tssues be:me the Commission were:; Was the rame iremoved from the list? 2, "SIVem the lettars presentei to DA'r,„ 1.%/14:tDanil., in fact vtrhat tbeNr p11:EpOIVA to be? 3 „ Was the ce:0Alie Xie't consisting c:47 five names the CbtrirnifFo iCe ? Discussion ensued cow:terming xe-inoval o5 names from but it wa,T, acoved that suck,d discussiOn was not peit to the question „ anc.:1 Comm. Sham xeitezated that the Fttst did exist, wasoeillgied, 9.ne, no action 'was taken by the CoMrrassion to alte' • • ?ago ElireMS also commented tt his interest, at 'ads time „ v,Tas prilnaaly request that the COITeriati5 ice make a "Zinc/tag", CVZ determination„ concep,ling the factual issues basically as noted by the City Attorney „M Evans made no .1)A7the'z- Ivesentation, nor did! he pt any conckueina stam.:ent, Comm. Shaw more that the CommOsion had found that Mr. Jaeger's name was still proprwly on the list at the time of his appointment, and that the documents which were prssented to the Commission in accordance with that test and eligible list, and at the last meeting, te authentic docUment.s„ containing The facts which they purpotted to hol, Seconded by CoMm,„ Ayes: Comins. Bavgloff, Shaw Noes: Comm. -English Absent; BOVFMan Comm,. English moved that the eligibility list for Maintonance LaboKer be ce.1_0,1Ntel, Sacoded by Comm. Berqlog- Unanimous.. Comm. Bel'gRoft rpoveli that the eligibility list .(7oe Account CIeFk be cegtifted„ Seconded by Comm,, Shaw. rima Comm. English move that the eligibility list fox' Maintenance Man be certifted. Seconded by Comm , Berg wmous„ Comm. B6701.0g inClied that the eligibility list fog' Equipment Opeztop. be cest flied „ Seconded by COMM baw., Unallin10115. 4 . LZEIVZIO_LT Account Cik.. SIElAilifALS.111.. Man 7. S2t1lifi9AliSlia Comm. Shaw moved that the eligibility kiss gm.ihld Ispector and g,!1 Encement Officer be caKtiaed. Seconded by Comm. BerglofE. Unanimous. Comm. English moved that the Monthly Pmsoro,el, Repoa be ..:.eceil.red and filed. Seoonderl by (.1:ctim. Shaw,. Unanimous,. City Managev McDaniel .Jiscussed vaFtous subjects with the Comm- ission including the appointment O t RellAY CoRMASS toner, the Rules and Regulations, peaodic p sto, exaMillatiOne gr..V: incumbent 601,pboyees„ the cooperative program ofR.g.donfic,1 and lievdtosa 'Eke Departments, and the. concept a motorcycle orficeTs !;or traffic auests „ Ad:iournment at 925 p.. m„ 9, :Ettid FAISISTAS91,:.„,, ment_Offic8r< Monthly f Rfpc0,`, 1)._roy., ,e o the Ordrsi-• 21:0)OURNIVIENT • • DJIIN5.1S Or 7.1, -IE REcaULPIR JIG O THE CIVIL SPZITICE, COMA ISS TON hp,101. in the Council Ctambns, CA11,-;F Nan, Iiemesa Beacb,,,o Ca,Vel§oEnia- r7Vesent; Corsi Absent: No Wednesday,. August 13, 1969 eEglOgo BatiVirrialta Engl,ish and Shaw Others: City Manager Wesley C,„ McDaniel, City Attorney Mirassou, Chia William Berlin, Yavry Evans „ Attorney for Seygeent john Doukakis • The meeting was caned.W oYder. by- Chaim:an Shavq. Co? Bowman Moved that the Comressith appgove the June 9, 1969 minutes as mailed„ SecopAed, CCIrtMc SttaWe ThlaiVal),OUS0 A.ppoptnyitts.,F, LiuSegap,t, Comm. Shaw opened th PubLic HeaFin.g. jiwi,1r Eva,attorney Fkagr.:,=:;a.nt John Doukakts, statrA that he would lik.e to ask a latImbeT of questions nordez t obtain irdCalia- atm orflake a vequest City Attorney Migassou aggeed te.:;) the questbas if they were an - He. also stated that he Woulei itk$ to make pmkiraluary statement as to the staffs understanding og law facts and themby eliminate 50.1r,e, of the quealons.,, He stated tb.k.-at a Iettex had' been received, dated July 15, 1969 grom-jeary Evans!, attosney at law 'ior Joh Daukakis, pEotsting t aPPCATIOnent john jaGgezIC who hafl, picevicusly vethdrawn his name f9..'om the eitotbility iist •ilfor Lieutenant. Mifassou said that in im.sponse,;, i -,o Mr. Evan's ZetteF, an investi- gation had been Made, by the City Manager's office and. h oifice0 the facts izading 1-,0 the, appointmentc John jaegeV„ He saki the Commission had, before itfoll'.,awing 'documents: 1. Caul:MedihiMy as containing give names set out in olfder of: somas ,I.,-ecetved on test. Copy a the response to Mr., WesIey C McDanif-,A cikoro, Xohn Jaeger, dated, March 25, 1969, in wItich.Mf jaegn asks that his name be removed IZTom th ty last on Which MS name was Mo. 1. 3. A letteE ii:cm John Jaeges 'June 9, 1969, iTaSking that his name be rceplaced o tho: list„ 30 Pxote s ••?a4,',.5f • Witrat,ts,,Du kovtheir stated s•••:.hat the. Pc•-•!_•:,TE,ortne.,k, was 4.e.teil jm,n4:2 4, tol-Jvcc;im..03 cig:ecOve July appointirt.c.'i 3ohn jaeget. Lie30:611agtt Fe$13,3.1; C the City COuncirs action, on yttrklii 3 to a. utitoelze the Ktemt2OiTifaining Offis3ertr to be a Lieuenant,, Evai a au.estion.s c44tabtiahi,:qg csgi;egali concerning and coaents otati,Ites ZFlvd gegulations, • anst con datesa a.p,Fecee,uves• La the examination condernetL, The City Bila.s;:lage.E w:,,;d City Attol'oeyspOndld with ce5:ai.n, answns asAid ineniben of'. the COMirgifiSCA:%„. Among thf.p.• apecific items involved P.,ciei;ails of these Mekne. axe avail- • abkeh th,e tape tecording of the .n1:94.10..fagi.;,, I That th once which the city oyefates the Oivili, vice Covartii.1,sion is N., S. 211, adoyptee in, 'June 7, 2„ 'That the Ruiles and Rec;julati.oaso thE,Civt:54:1;‘,Tvice Caimission v„ilere adopted as 0:4.111,ialloe 594 k173: Tuw. 7 „ S.,. 'Mat tiv:,41Tevisect rulms an,..d,lregulatiorts leatich elk...pc.,,g•ted to be h",,r t:4is. Clay Council pus.,9,uar,iz f2.0 the:adoption of th,e Ordinance 211 to 1960 glat geopaged ar,w,:i the commission, titCtp:.i•P:'ateS unds7; the old. Kukes regulatixins of 1E;)4.0<, 4„ 'Some troo.c.,..dur•es have gi.vi.rn into...psectice vxhich are ilot in the Or..d.1,1i-Aarice, but acoepTed ttLiTOUSt usage,•,, 6;, When. a case aviseq tra..al. is not covered; by the rules and regulations, CCpritMon f:Eznfie • U.Sed c.c..the txuestionCeEk: erj.p," ber0F0 the Cit2./ Cour'- cit i zoultn„gc, SOB* pK*cedut.4estowhlich the City (7:;ouncilL ViaS ettabiished as th. autkio,1,1,..xtg at hEgve oievo.3ved•to a/e point in viilach ale City Ivianagez effects the tran.Ractionav,, the Gousiciti"s Kei.ct•n;30(6,4tattve„.; without tbe necessity of- their speotal• action. Lr refirtexwets hzve the1kag•sonrel Officev ihilave the authorktyth cornplcst;5 rEl.,cgutting p,coc-•leiss i,-;titlif.7fUt the necessity of going to the Ctvill Segvice:CaMillissicnA., except. the we oewspeciacations .2"..,er a given posit?,on„ until. he is ready to present o ekigthtlity list a tflat body. 80 Depending o trgunctiim bti3fing .„1;;Krtforined., the tem "PetscrAne.,4 Ckevk'" 5,-.;ara eiiheK ii'er,°,1•to tie Cf,ty kligaiager o the Lot An,geles County (.:3,675,1 S egv ice Comtissiork as the cr,...ntFacting agency for Tecguiting,.. 90 The test gOf Lieutenant was given on jay no 169U certified • • b thfic.. Los Ancis ODunty Ofvtl Service Conr:Mssion pe,bwm,y. 4, 1969, and ,cez,,,igted by the 'Hermosa. 1.34,ach Ctvll. Setvice Comm- ission OR Mamikt 5, 1969., 10,„ When, the eligibility 'list, was oe3.14.-at5,4 by the Rezmosa Civil service Commission, t entiye Rist og live members was, act,ed tmon,, and. tiaat ciatre action on that 11,, To appoint a pellson, Ysom the list, the depaTtkment head init.ia.tes the action at ts appame,d, by the City Magexr, Both. panieS sign. the Pewsmnel Action.. 12„City Attorney Mirassou s%ated that the Peysonne Office7 does not have the. aubot y to -v,.71.11drav,7 a name ilcu the eligibthty List based' on, the Rules and. Regulations. Evans eq ted on behal.g of Mr.. John Poukakis that the Civil Service Commission c'.*T.;itty to the amc4rinting authmity, efgeotive Much 27, 1969, a ceArZifteA list containing the names of Claude G. Stomia:co johK, Doukakis, Jos G. Rog(rrs an.e, DudieyM, Van Oleve„ and remove the name o )cshn Jaeger from the Mg':Datdol, telftwed to the question in, which W„ Evans had, inquimil about the procedure .rehen something is not covered by the rules and reguLatons and said thai: it is treated acing to COM,111.0r6xectice and consistent use. Ife said that this Was the case with KT. Jae•ger„• the list had been certified „..kt bixrame a administystive act to make whatever appointments may arise from vacancies that occur. Mr„. Taegees Re:tier had bc_...en. addressed to the City Mane:gra in v.:71.,Ach he mquested that his nanle he removed froy.n the list. said that t is common and consistent pnsatinel practice when a Esquest tommove a name if$• to COKESWOT tt as an adminisWative act of. simply not wishing to be appointed at that time, and the candidate mquests at a te datia to again be COLISidemd for stabquent vacancies, such cZequest Lhonored.. puillic _IL:Taxing 94 End. Commissioner English rs.-;ismli a question, suggestirm that amended pe7.4140Ente21 rues had tn at been adopte.T.10 vishich cc,YveKed the Subject at issue, No de:Unitive answer couYd be given, but t was aggeed that this question should be settled., Chan Shaw moved that the Commission darieg consideration of, the com„plaint until the xneeting of September 17 to a]Jow time 'Ior geseaTch cd pegtinent tecoalls, Seconded by Comm. Bowman. Unanimous. December 9, 1969 TOs rable M yor and Members of the City Council rROM Mary A. %dgorton, City. Cleric: SUBJECT: Reorganisation of City Council The following are positions requiring appointment of raember of the City Council to serve as representatives' of the City of Hermosa Beach: 32e1th taitALLS,Aaitatiorn sir _ • Mayor acts as Repres ntative; Councilman Belasco is currently serving as Alternate. R Lti '��'.1 jm . kt a Alternate is chosen. I t' L-Sit.:,ghr....rva,., „ era t __ Thal en is now serving as Delegate. South Ba Ce . , cil. as Deleg tee a:'s la io Cou %cllmen Valentine and Wise re now serving I'Nest basin F J'at ritmo - Mayor acts as Representative; Councilor, n Wise is now serving •: s Alternate. - •II+IAI�3... t ! m Councilman serving as Mzyor is Chairman - Two Councilmen serve as members . Biagarins. jewlgtarldmasti=21139-®d 12 l 9. (Membership was Mayor Valdes, Councilm-n &elesco and Theien) • & o saa ,tfo t Alma Mayor acts as l :legat . with Mayor Pro T rn serving as Alternate. tialatmaliki:AsAustei_atimatSaomEgynA2,00 - Mayor acts ,s relegate, with Mayor Pro rem serving as Alternate. LtumAgsotsi , 01 caf Eigi f?, �..•4 ' .ay Mayor acts as Delegate to ArtM1 Coca+ iriaating Committee. serves ars Alternate. 0 For your information, a list of the mea ting places and the dand time of these meetings is aattached. • Qix Counci M mbers acting): .r City of liertnava Beach.- as of December 8, 1969 filtaam capmmi_jans3 - Mayor, and two Councilman (must have new resolution 12/16) ,Lea.utLar.SaliforpiaLcIticis., asnd of 12,1egtori - Mayor a.tid Mayor Pro Tern 1st Thursday of every month - Radgor Young Auditorium, Los Angeles - 6:30 ptm, Southern Calif9reia Asq.29JALko.r1 of governments (SCAG) - Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem Meetings Announced South Bazgotingilnlen's Association - Councilman Valentine and Wise 4th Thursday of every month - 6:30 p.m„ Lococa's reittnttt§9 llarcotio ailjp,r_imAhLise.„ -' Ben Valentine, C William Uerkwitz, Torrance loseph Barnett, Palos Verdes Estates Rodney A, NiatiM71, El Segundo E. E. Myers, Lomita sout4 ParkyvayjOviscryS,.,,q,mqatm- Mayor & Councilman Thelon has acted as A Meetings Announced kiaLzgatillerc_xix,Slotringttee - Councilman Thelon 2nd Thursday of every month « Alondra Club, Lawndale - 630 p.m. §qAtilm:LCalltol_miL.112p10,_Trarisitakitailt C uncilman Betasco is City oblecON1 Committeeman - Meetings Announced telps9sagoris,UguittignSalltrriaiT/SSZ) - Al Velea we at to Arsa Coordinating. Committee - Meetings Announced West Basin. WIllEAssociAtion - Jac* Wise 4th Thursday of February, .May and August, 3rd Thursday ,r.d November - Palos Verdes County Club - 6:30 porn. South &NAL...Q.4/es apitalkapistrist„ - Mayor; Ailtemate ts Belasco 2nd Wednesday of every month - Los ,kngeles - 2 p.m. RLS' °LOTION NO. N. 8. A RESOLUTION OF THE crly coxrmcm OF THE CTY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, APPOINTING A FINANCE COMMITTEE AS OF DECEMB..ER 16, 1969. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE GITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. That the following members of the City Council be, and they hereby area appointed to serve as the Finance Committee for the City of Hermosa Beach, California, , as of December 16, 1969: Mayor Quentin L. Thelen, Chairman; Councilman • Councilman RIMED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this 16th day of December, 1969.. avra,norR osmearr.srat aa.*W PRESIDENT of the City Cou.ncil, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California ATTEST: Culf: cLEav,', .4.PFROVED AS TO FORM: CM ATTORNEY SZ*J.L.,WeIMM.0*ISMMIAle.** • • west or 29. 21126 Stra .!k Nersese Beaeht California 902513 gosorattla /brew Utile •• City Nal game ,,k1 Sancho *Gialiferala • yea I t le with regrot that X ;IOWA ay ratligzatio-, me Of:t,bt COMMON of P od City. the inetzsassing dementia of isr tine .,0,4.5,tE4 it ta' ,Atamd roe ,a1.4 tho schedule* noetie,,, the onsaleniene and think it 11642, fo.r imterest Of the attv 'that withdraw ue a eeerbie4 t restate tlie oncirtre.atty to hay,. rood these few months and him a real tate tie "progress y aad yams felten oaratileson are %%king Ea- artplisdj,l.. the el* Sant regiiido,:.: • Sins ely. "V: Dry Al Valdes mayor, City •of Hermosa Beaiek Civic C 4ntr r Hermosa.Licaoh, Ct .t4 o 2,:: Dear Dr. Valdes: 660 Longfellow Avenue slor9 se Bosch, Calif. 54 07 3a /96 i t,st rday y ir mad a were the r-,:. Ari ' .o43A et o Certificate ica►te ani' Appreciation .at•ion fear the City 0il, pros t by you in recognition of a• remodeling r�.t ;our s dent littl how Little did we think, who «: we c ecid y3. to remodel ,V® exterior or and interior of this house, that our efforts and the r pelts would be signalled out in this very armee f'.; ebion. We feel b, that your Beentific atter+ A Co Mee did. not mom: th® selection e.. being probably the only "Bath Douse` it% .Herm We :,i a yam happy wit:: euP. bleM4 and, the 1C! s1Y view it affords us of the sean..X1 wife andT ledi torward.to spendir our retiresae at ye r in Reese .rah « :e know e will bs very Puppy here. e both aiah to thank you and they . {a, b acre ; ° the Citi' Councils and the young eouple who made the selestion. of this Your t rale , December 11, 19(39 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council PROM: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: Proposed Ordinance—Certificate of Compliance Gentlemen: Attached to this memorandum is a copy of the latest draft of the proposed "Certificate of Compliance" ordinance, which implements the new State legislation requiring a report of residential building condition and status prior to transfer or sale. As the Council may be aliciare, several South Bay cities have already adopted or introduced this measure. The ordinance has been given detailed study by the City Planner, Build- ing Director, City Attorney and myself. We utilized both the Manhattan Beach initial draft and several changes of our own. The ordinance in its present form has been recommended -for adoption by the Planning Commis- sion and is currently under study by the Board of Appeals. It is my understanding that the Board of Appeals, meeting last night (Wednesday) deferred action on recommendation until their next meeting, which is not scheduled until January 11. They apparently did not express any specific objections or suggest changes, but simply felt that they needed a little more time to reflect upon the need for the measure. Since that is an additional monthes delay, I em taking the liberty of forward- ing the ordinance so that it may be introduced if the Council desires. BaSically,.the ordinance provides for an office bcord check to be corn,- pleted upon the request of the seller, to be delivered tp:.thebuyer prior to. Cainpletion of the transaction„ indicating zonings and usage status. Vio- lation of the ordinance does not invalidate the sale, but does constitute a misdemeanor. • • We have added an optional section which allows the seller also to request physical inspeetiora of the property so that a report may. be iesued con- cerning its compliance with applicable building code as well. Since this examination was not specificallyrequired in the State legislation, we cannot at this 'time make it mandatory; however, •we do intend to exercise strong persuasive efforts in each case. Page 2 (Proposed Ordinance—Certificate of Compliance) Several questions involving administrative procedures and enforcement policies have been raised and we will be prepared to discuss these issues at the meeting. Respectfully submitted, WESLEY C. MC DANIEL City Manager WCIVI:mm Enclosure • • RESOLUTION P. C. 154-759 A RESOLUTION OP THE PLANNING;COMMISSION OF THE CM OF HERMOSA LEACH, CALIFORNIA RECOMMENDING THE ADOPTION OF THE ORDINANCE LABELED "REPORT OF RESLDENTIAL BUILDING RECORD". Vv.HEREAS, The City Planning Commission has studied the said ordinance at four separate regular meetings; and WHEREAS, said ordinance has been. endorsed by the Southwest Area Plan- ning Council; and VIIEREAS, the cities of Manhattan Beach and Redondo Beach have enacted similar ordinances; NOV, , THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Planning Commission of Hermosa Beach hereby recommends that the attached ordinance be enacted as part of the Municipal Code of Hermosa Beach. The foregoing Resolution was adopted by the Hanning Commission at a regular meeting held on the let of December, 1969, by the following vote: AYES: Comm. Collie Himmel Mu/finger, Cha Irma Noble. NOES: None ABSENT: Comm. 15oice, Stabler CERTIFICATION I hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution P. C. 154-753 was adopted by the Planning Commission of the City of Hermosa Beach at a regular meet- ing held on the let of December, 1969. DATE_ NMVR.Mieftelli.12,4.1 .41•01l0VOIMiate*.911.11.100 JAMES , SECRETARY JOE NOBLE, CHAIRMAN ORDINANCE NO. N. S AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA° ADDING ARTICLE tib, "REPORT OF RESEDENTIU BUILDING RECORDS", TO CRAFTER 7, "BUILDINGS", OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CIT'! OF HERMO<SA BEACH. THE CDT COUNCEL OF THE G . f OF HERMOSA BEACH, CAUFORNI.A, DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. That a new Article VI, entitled: "Reports of Residential Building Records", is hereby added to Chapter 7, "Buildings", of the Municipal Code of the City of Hermosa Beach, California, said Article VI to read as follows: "ARTICLE VI . REPORT OF RESIDENTIAL BUILDING RECORDS "Section 7-25. Intent. "Pursuant to Article 6.5 (commencing with Section 38780), Chapter 10, Part 2, Division 3, Title 4, of the Governra ent Code of the State of California, it is the intent of the City Council to assure that the grantee of a residential building within the City is furnished a report of matters of City record pertaining to the authorized use, occupancy and zoning classification of real property prior to sale or exchange. "Section 7-26. Definitions. "(a) 'Owner' means any person, co -partnership, association, corporation or fiduciary having legal or equitable tide or any interest in any real property. (b) °Residential building°i shall mean any improved rea/ property designed, used, or permitted to be used for dwelling purposes, situated in the City of Hermosa Reach, and shall include the building or structure located on said improved real property. (o) 'Agreement of sale° means any agreement or written instrument which provides that any ownership or interest in title to any real property is to be transferred from one owner to another owner "Section 7m27e Ra ort Rei i.red. "At the time of entering into an 'agreement of sale' or exchange of any residential building, the owner or his authorized representative shall obtain from • • "the City a report of the residential building record showing the regularly authorized use, occupancy, and zoning classification of such property. Said report shall be valid for a period not to exceed six (6) months from date of issue. "Section 7-28. Appl "Upon application of the owner, or his authorized agent, and the payment to the City of fee of iprda($J Dollars, the Director of Building and Safety shall review pertinenent City records and deliver to the applicant a report of residential building records which shall contain the following information insofar as it is available: "(a) The street address and legal description of subject property. (b) The zone classification and authorized use, as set forth in the Municipal Code of the City of Hermosa Beach. (c) The occupancy as indicated and established by permits of record. (d) Variances, conditional use permits, and other pertinent legislative acts of record. (e) Any special restrictions in use or development which may apply to the subject property. (f) Any known nonconforraities and/or violations of City Building Code or Zoning Regulations. "Section 7-29. Delivest. "The report of residential building record shall be delivered by the owner, or the authorized designated representative of the owner, to the buyer or transferee of the residential building prior to the consummation of the sale or exchange. The buyer or transferee shall execute a receipt therefor as furnished by the City, and said receipt shall be delivered to the Building Department, as evidence of compliance with the provisions of this ordinance. "Section 7-30. Ph sical Examination of Prot. "Upon the verified request of seller, a physical examination of the subject property shall be made by the Building Department, and a report thereon delivered to said seller. An inspection fee of Dollars shall be charged for such inspection. "Unless a physical inspection is made, the Report shall include the phrase, -2- "°This certificate is based upon existing records only, in that the seller failed to request a physical examination of the property by the Building,Department to determine whether or not building and zoning deficiencies exist. ° "Section 7-31. kmatip.ns. "The provisions of this article shall not apply to the first sale of a residential building located in a subdivision whose final map has been approved and recorded in accordance with the Subdivision Map Act not more than two (2) years prior to the first sale. "Section 7-32. 1'or u Tine l im "(a) The Director of Building and Safety shall prepare standardized forms for the Report of Residential Building Records. Said Report shall be delivered to the owner, or his authorized agent, by registered marl, within forty (40) calendar days of receipt of the application and fee. "(b) Should the City fail to deliver, or to attempt to deliver, said Report within the aforementioned forty (40) days, the sale, if consummated, shall not be deemed in violation of this ordinance. "Section 7-33. Penalties. "(a) Anyone in violation of the provisions of this article shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punishable as provided by the provisions of Chapter 1, Section 1-7 of the Municipal Code of the City of Hermosa Beach. "(b) No sale or exchange of residential property shall be invalidated solely because of the failure of any person to comply with any provisions of this ordinance unless such failure is an act of omission which would be a valid ground for rescission of such sale or exchange in the absence of this ordinance." SECTION 2. This ordinance shall go into effect and be in full force and operation from and after thirty (30) days following its final passage and adoption. SECTION 3. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage and adoption of this ordinance; shall cause the same to be entered in the book of original ordinances of said City; shall make a minute of the passage and adoption thereof in the records -3- • of the meeting at which the same is passed and adopted; and shall within fifteen (15) days after the passage and adoption thereof cause the same to be published at least once in the Hermosa Beach Review, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, published and circulated in the City of Hermosa Beach, California. PAS$ED9 APPROVED and ADOPTED this ATTEST: 111110111191106.0.14. APPROVED AS TO FORM: PRESIDENT of the City Council, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California CITY CLERK CITY ATTORNEY • • Deceribor 10, 1969 TOt Wesley C. McDaniele City Manager MON: acihn E. Stevens., Director of Public Work SECTs Acceptance of Gant Deed - Grego:1.- Property A .their meeting o Novetber 240 1969 the Board of Zoning Adjustments granted the necessary lot splits upon the property being purchased *from Mx. Gregory fon the extension of the alley east o Pacific Coast ELighway between 4th 6: 5th. Streets. A formal parcel map has boon prepared and presented to the County for checking and recording. It is now requested that the City Counci/ take action to accept the grant deed by the approval and adoption of the attaChed resolution. This final action, together with the recording of the parcel map, will permit the closing o escrow and transfer of property. sy,aexcly er...,— ,...—...,..„ c- 6..4.....,:, „A5OHO E. STWENS (' Director o Pdblio Works ES:jv • RESOLUTION NO. N. S. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE Cm OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNM ACCEPTING A GRANT DEED TO REAL PROPERTY, AND DIRECTING ITS RECORDATION. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. That that certain Grant Deed, dated October 17, 1969, executed by Everett M. Gregory and Lucille A. Gregory, covering the following described real property, be, and the same is hereby accepted: That portion of Lot 3 of Hurd's Ocean View Tract, in the City of Hermosa Beach, County of Los Angeles, State of California, as per map recorded in Book 12, page 117 of Maps, in the Office of the County Recorder of said County, described as follows: Beginning at the most Northerly corner of said Lot 3; thence along the boundary lines of said Lot 3 the following courses: Westerly 20 feet to an angle point in said boundary line, Southerly 37.50 feet to an angle point in said boundary line, and Westerly 12.00 feet to an angle point in said boundary line; thence Southerly along the Southerly prolongation of the Westerly line of that certain alley 12.00 feet wide as shown on said tract map to the Southerly line of said Lot 3; thence Easterly along said Southerly line of said Lot 3 to the Southeasterly corner of said Lot 3; thence Northerly along the Easterly line of said Lot 3 to the point of beginning. SECTION 2. That the City Clerk be and she is hereby authorized and directed to cause said Deed to be recorded in the Office of the County Recorder of Los Angeles County. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this ATTEST: estoodoen•cazsawrinevica APPROVED AS, TO FORM: PRESIDENT of the City Council, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California CITY CLEM CITY ATTORNEY :1::.04K1.41U AR#INCLr•1 '.TAIR CAPITOL v n 1114 •IIG• A4./•7::IU .11ti NlGP ..MGC U:lt Alr.'�, alta 10! •A.4 IIIf.Gt) •'. I91• .••e .•-11:n „Aszenibig Ia1ifrna tL.itature E. RICHARD BARNES . MEMMIN A$AEZEIE3CT, !i@t7QNIT►'.d;IC-06d M PIRA CT S4'3 DIEGO COUNTY November 25, 1969 • Co?1MIT4f.C9 JOINT t aGls:.r. VC 2€3 !Of: ul r. r CMAII'MAr1 • JQICIT F ,F,1 ANC/ At I (tAT1 v. tA'AV4 Ann MEAN': N{ATUNAI. AI 911URCF•E AND CUNA9 I.i A7 soft bU19.C. .tIM!I I. r. oft MA1•(y( 1.01,3 IC Eitel ..YH( Nl Art!! R/. I III I4QN'1 TO: MAYORS, COUNCILMEN," DOME s OF EMPE 1SO IN 13 SOUTHERN COUNTIES FROM: E. RICHARD BARNES SUBJECT: PROPOSED 1970 LEGISLATION TO CHANGE FORMULA • FOR DISTRIEUTION OF GAS TAX RXG .Ay . CONSTRUCTION FUNDS ENCLOSURES: (1) PRE-PRINTED SILL NO. 9 (2) COPS " OF RESOLUTION The enclosed pre-print of legislation I propose to introduck. early in the 1970 session is sent. to you in anticipation of your support for the measure. As you know, simil,r measures have failed in the penat several sessions, usually dying in the Senate Committee on .Transportation after being approved by the Assembly. Enclosure (2) is an outstanding example of what. a local body c p.n do and I urge you to take similar action. I am sure you agree with me that this archaic,antiqu and• unethical distribution of the taxpayers oney must be corra4.cted. We now have city streets in the oiitiess of the 13 ss' uthern counties with ten times the traffic load of many freeways in the north, and there is no longer any justifi :ble rationale for siphoning this extra gas tax ;I,:oney produced in the s`uth into the northern part of the state. Please let me have any comments or suggestions that be be helpful . towards securing the adoption of thi;wl overdue legislation. • 43ALIFOIt4 A LOMIlet...ATIMFF-MIS SitiMULAR SEtlitiON P 4 1r' sZTIIT 11,8=3 402' DEM Zet, 9 • AZIKIRMWM=MrWalrArtarar.oitlIMEMORVII:V3r4WAR:=ACOZISMICCPXOZZ9CPOZ96 by ifosial 1970 etueme..K.V.210 Sum . enlYSIMMVCIZO=IMMVS.V.Mitm. Inalteas=912.42aTZTeerAXLMIAVG4.1.02Nplar0, latritatIMMIROGVIMMIZMIgelitittUaneterAlanZet. c:ict to amend Section, 188 of the Streets and Highways Code, rading to Who State Highway Iruad. Th s payee of tho State of California 4o enost ne facies: 1 SECTION 1. Section 188 of the Steens and Highways Code 2 ia emended to read : 3 1 k.• • Subject to the provisions herehsafter contained in this 4 article and iii Section 825 all Taney in the State Highway Fund expended for oonstrukrtion of state highways, including 6 the aetfa.;sition of rights-of-way, construe:ion, resonstrustion 7 end construction engineering, shall be allocated and eximided it en follows: 4 40 percent County Group No. 1 end 56:60 9 percent in County Group No. 2. Not more it= om-half of 1 10 percent of thernoney allocated to the state highways in o. par- tieulor group may be meal as state aid to joint hig/tway dk, 12 igicta within such group in socordaneOwith the laws pertain, 13 img to the nsing of hi.ghwaye within joint highway 14 districts. IALLTV E 00UN2 State highway construction fends. Amu& 188, S. ef, H.C. At: 4 many Provides that the in the State Highway Puna 1,‘ fled for conztraetion c state waYs ehe b alloP-ated that 4), rather than 45, portent p,usa to County Group No. .1 (naalissrm counties) one 60, rather the versant g to Cgonty Grasp No. 2 (anthem esuatties). Vote—Majority; Appropriation—No; Sen. IPin.—No; IL—No. aElt...40e 1149 S. RESOLUTION ADOPTED BY LOS ANGELES COUNTY DIVISION OF THE LEAGUE OF C I 'ORN1' E $ RESOLUTION RE APPORTIOND ENT AND EXPENDITURE OF GAS TAX FUNDS WHEREAS, the majority of the population in the state resides in the thirteen southern counties; and WHEREAS, the majority of the registered vehicles are also in these counties; and WHEREAS, in recent years allocations of gas tax funds to cities and counties have increased, and r. dministrative and engineering requirements and restrictions imposed by the state have been modified, and WHEREAS, further modifications are desirable authorizing cities and counties to utilize gas tax funds on non -select system streets on _; fifty-fifty matching fund basis from non -gas tax sources and authorizing use of gas tax funds to provide street lighting on those streets qualifying as select system streets; now therefore, be it RESOLVED . that legislation b e introduced to revi.,e the ,3 ayo-Breed formula to provide that 60% of the state gas tax funds b: returned to the thirteen southern counties instead of the presently exisiting formula of 55%, and, be it further RESOLVED, that legislation be introduced which would permit cities to utilize gas tax funds on non -select system streets providing they match state gas t- x funds on a fifty- fifty basis from non -gas t sources; ;ndo be it further RESOLVED, that the gas tax funds be available for street lighting on these streets qualifying as select system streets. ****e***** • ORD:I1TAN6" NO N„ 375 AN ORDINANCE OP THE CITY OF TIERMOSII 13EACH , CALIFORNIA, i.I.MENDING ARTICLE 14, °'VA.RIANCE AND CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS", OF ZONING ORDNANCE NO, N. S 154, AS AMENDED, AND ASSIGNING DUTIM TO THE BOARD C)F ZONING ADJUSTMENT. WHEREAS, it has become necessary to establish a Board of Zoning Adjustment in order to facilitate administration of Zoning Regulations and to provide the City Planning Commission with time to Continue studies toward implementing the General • Plan, NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCYL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. That Section 1400, "Plannirgg Commission May Grant ilariz,nce.",. of Article 14, "Variance and Conditional Use Permits", of Zoning Ordinance No. N. S „ 154, as ame.ded, he amended to read follows: "SECTION 1400. BOARD OF ZONING ADJUSTMENTS MAY .GRANT VARIANCE. When practical difficulties, unnecessary hardships, or results inconsistent v411 j.th the gee ral pupo of this ordinance, .result through strict and liberal interpretation and enforcement of the provisions hereOft- the Board of Zoning Adjustment shall have the authority, as an administrative aat, to grant, an such conditions as it inri determine, suchvariances as tblaY b inliarrnony with the geneial.:purpose and intent of this ordinance so that the spirit of this ordinance shall be observed, public safety and welfare See:Aired, and substantial justice done; providedl, however, that no variance may be granted" whikth would permit any listed use in a more restriGtive'E.' one, or which does not meet the four required f> idoim ing s of Section 1402 of this ordinance." SECTION 2G That the firstparagraph of Section 1402, "Required Showing for Varfances"0. be a ended to read as. follows: "Before any variance may be granted by the Board of Zoning Adjustment, it shall be shown:" SECTION•3. That Sections 1405,..1406, 1407, 1408, 1409, 1410, 1413 a.nd 1414„ it Oa ted to variance and conditional use permits, shall be amended .by adding the TR CPI'd S "and/Or Board of Zoning Adjustment" following the words "Planning COITIMiSS kOPI" in each section. Listed herein. • • SECTION 4. That if any section, subsection, sentence,. clause, ph or portion of this P:Z(inance is for any reason held to b nvalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance. The City Council hereby declares thet it would h.ave adopted this ordinance and each section,, ub sect io n , sentence„.olause, phrase or portion thereof, irrespective of the fact that one or more sections, subsections, sentences, clauses, phrases or portions be declared invalid or unconstitutional. SECTION 5„ That this ordinance shall take effect thirty (30) days after the Caste of its adoption, and prior to the expiration of fifteen (15) days 1'770 1/2 the page thereof shall be published once in the Hermosa :each Review,. a weekly newspaper of general circulation, published and circulated in the City of Hermosa Beach. ATTESn PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this PRESIDENT .of the City Council, and MAYOR of the City of .Hermosa Beach, California CITY CLERK APPROVED AS TO FORM CITY' ATTORNEY C. A. MEiPiP51Vt 5PCR, M. D., N. P. H. HEALTH X61 COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES State of Califon Board of Cation 3 State Office Building M S&c o& Califon Attoromy Congeal State ofCalif:Praia 217 'est /at Std Loa Angeles, Califon Oeat1t Ra© tieitiTP PMi;OM:WA1Y Nov. 26,196f City of Hermes Basch 5 aailer . Hamm &California Subject Amami Inspection of Hermosa mora Beach City Jail 540 Pier Ave . Hermosa Beach& California Pursuant to Division 19 Parti, Chair 19 Artiels 19 Section 459 of the Health and Safetya� State of ,€ ,Q iforn I tti g the attached report on nth and eanitation Of the eta jail. Very tri yours, /4/Le41/ • Smith Offio r ou City ammo Cblof of Polio R-1209 (12/68) • 410 DETENTION FACILITIES INSPECTION REPORT COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES HEALTH DEPARTMENT NAME OF FACILITY ADORES HERMOSA BEACH C.11 an 54O Pier A onm : Hrmom . aw DATE or INSPECTION POLICE CHIEF OR S•HEIu rr SUMMARY: Wiliam Berlin J ) SANITATION' HOUSENEEFINO VictINTENANCE qMPEMTATION 'ENT I ,.AT I O 1 Amnon and G N'S Ftumma rom Gamma saml 0, SATISFACTORY MIATTneases dACTE DIargsA. Aoraca 1 Verbal recommendation to clean aor. g . walla in Ulm adult . lama .. VIC security.areas awl in all the.,Oeuri : tea . vi re o . Mete: tho entire . jal is to be ptinted witbin the text coupleoi' mouthy December Z, 1969 TO: Wesley C. McDaniel, City kfinhater FROM William H Berlin, Sr., Cbief of Police SUBJECT: Motorcycle Traffic Report /Qs Br vezuler, 1%9 Sir: A total o 21 days ora total ems' 179 duty hours were spent on traffic enforceznent for the month of November. Lai citclition to the att ched isionnation clraa Pt which provides the statistical data, the officer was ale© involved in 5 arrests for drunk. driving, 7 other Miedaln= ;;nog arrests, and one felony arrest for armed robbery 'its minutes of the actual robbery. To date, since the inception a the motorcycle unit, 10 citations have been corntosted in court, all defendants. have either changed. their plea to guilty or have been found guilty by the. court, with one exception.. Jug Fredericks dismissed d one came ou the grounds nds t b,a. t the defers, =R t ehhould have been cited for a right -el -way violation rather than failure to stop fow a posted atop sign, �.�•:.� _ IIS .6t,�w Ghia of petice NOVEMBER DATE ©4 M CHINICILOT� ADULT 'ED JUV I D .�l.� ANI,NG..3 CONTACT CARDS 3 8 12 5 14 21 4 1, 21 1 9 10 3 1S 23 4 `� !s 0 is0 2 5 6 5 18 23 TOTAL TC a .tL CIT ° S CONTACT 11-1 Sat 5 3 13.-2 Sun 8 4 1 11-3 Mon 10 2 11-4 Tue 5 2 11-7 Fri 6 5 1 6 11-8 Sat 15 4 1 11-9 Sun 2 1 11-10 Atan7 2 2 1 1 1T.-11 Tue 16 - 1 3 4 2 � `� 19 a. -A 13 18 a a. ti4 iP'�°'.�. 5 11-15 Sat 9 4 7 11 -16 -Sun 2 1 i7 18 1--17 Mon 8 1 2 6 5 11-18 Tup 1 1 .l-21®Fri 9 1 1 1 11-22 Sat 3 3 .. 11-23 Sun 4 1 11-24 Mon 2 1 11-25 Tue TOOK EIGHT HOURS OF COMP TIME OFF 11-2 Fri 17 11-29 Sat 14 r1 -3U Sun 3 4 3 5 2 I`? 20 9 21 • 1 4 5 14 3 5 10 2 2 3 2 3 I I a 4 • TOTAL /57 39 6 19 26 66 9 27 32 20 23 5 Aik 249 335 At first glance the total of citizen z.sntacts In some cases does not equal the total of citations issued, however citizen contacts d;: ompases those arrested that day also. CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CITY, TREASURER` REPORT, NOVEMBER 1969 FUND BALANCE- RECEIPTS DISBURSW NTS ER GENERAL ACCOUNT 11/1/69 CASH TRANSFERS WARRANTC TRANSFERS NUMB 100 200 500 600 800 900 1200 170.0 .1800 1900 BALANCE 11/30/69 $63,447.67 5,763.33, 68,518.89 159099.55 35,031.14. 461,556.85' 8,832.76 8,515.21 2,668.30 44,982.65 714,416.35 General Adv. Music &.Pks. Light District Traffic. Safety Parking Meters State:Gas Tax Retirement Parks Recreation Sewer. Maintenance TRUST FUNDS $137,002.00 5,746.06 68,518.89 15,099.55 34,067 57 460,057.86 16,381.96 8,459.95 2,633.77 44,965.38 792,932.99 Sewer Deposit Street Bond Payroll Account Refuse & Sanit. Servo Supt. of Sts. VPD Bond Int. & Dept. 11/1/69 $ 29696.28. 7,446.05 183.58 3,491.89 4,229.65 349072.42 52,119.87 $55,864.72 17.27 $14,094.75 $143,513.80 963.57 15,593.74 65.63 55.26 34.53 17.27 72,611.99 RECEIVED 14, 094.75 PAID 14,094.75 151,128.63 14,094.75 $98,125.00 98,666.67 99,177:50 198,211.11. 98,207..64 989083 33` $ 278.86 1,085.94 107,437.06 12,100.37 300.00 1,007.44. 122,209.67 $ 696.28 707.11 106,609.39 8,491.89 200.00'. 62.21 116,766.88 11/30/69. $ 2,278.86 7,824.88 1,011.25 7,100.37 4,329.65 35,017.65 57,562.66 RECAP -OF ALL FUNDS General Active Other Active Sub Total:, Inv. & Inacte Total $539382.60 24,125.16 77,507.76 694,471.25 771,979.01 BANK BALANCES General $60,327.87: .Sewer Dept. 2,279.71 Street Bond 7,824.88 Payroll Acct. 8,641.90 Refuse.& Sanit. 7,100.37 Supt.. of Sts. - : 4,429.65 VPD.Bond..& Int. 2,075-.18 92,679..56 .'Less Outsd. Cks. 15,171.80 77,507.76.. 694,471.`25 771,979.01 Inv.. & Inact. Total Interest Received This Fiscal Year 4209467.90 NON-AGEN/21UTEMS - INFORMATION - With Agenda for December 16, 1969 ABg -,ReBo's 719 Pacific Coast Hihwa Letter of protest to Department of • Alcoholic Beverage Control. Confrontation Investionm- Correspondence with Mr. B. J. LaRue, 1225 - 21st Street. Eire jleuLtaet.Az Monthj.L.Report - October, 1969. ChambeseLcsanjaeme - Month of November, 1969. Malel.lovdgn items are available in. the Oftice of the_city Clerk: A resolution dated November 5, 1969, adopted by the City of Laguna Beach, urging the enactment of the California Marine Sanctuary Act of 1969_, in which the production of oil, gas and other minerals is prohibited. MEETINGLM&L. p_THER EVENTS: InteL-Mty_Ei 122vaLgammittee - Tb eday, December 11 - Alondra Club, Landale -6:30 pm WINDMR,L mapArriga - Sunday, December 14, 1969 - 10:30 a.m. to 12 Noon Planning COMMISSLOn - Monday, December 15,- Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. city Council - Tuesday, December 16 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. Park and Recreation Commission - Wednesday, December 17 - Council Chamber - 8 p.m. , . RECREATION PESTIVA,,L NIGHT - Pier Avenue Auditorium - Thursday, December 18 - 6 to 9 p.m. asmAtiqzgouncilmenes Association- Thursday, December 18 - Lococoes - 6:30 p.m. .§suttles/Armjjarmiss Council - Fxiday, December 19 - Lobster House - 6:30 p.m. SURFING CONTEST Monday and Tuesday o December 22 & 23 - Hermosa -Redondo Breakwater - Starting at 7 a.m. Board of Zonincasj_l'ustrLent- Monday, December 22 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. MERRY CHRISTMAS I Thursday, December 25 HAPPY NEW YEAR!! Thursday, January 1, 1970 Planning...Commission- Monday, January 5 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. gszszuma - Tuesday, January 6 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m.. 1m roverr_p_aission - Thursday, January 8 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. Ootober 3O, 1963 TO: Honaable Mayor and City Council FROM; Wes'f.ey , City .1A anac' !er SUBJECT: :0ou14;kis Appeal 'Gentlemen: This matter. WEI43 OTta.st meeting, end g on a note of substantial c oralf.-iitan.,, The City Attorney was directed to review, the issue in Ogtiel tO ae,ivise the Council on their options, and he will be reporting Tuesday evenj.n.g, The question once acy.--.:in is 'Whether or not to acc C.;3 Pt j S diction, which hinges on the issue o's. whether a debatable • judgment question is pres(:.,.:nt„. If. not, a decision not to accept. jurisdiction is, .n, eggeot, suppogt gor the Civil Service cap:miss ki:a"s (and City -Manager and City Attcy:indtng I should point out again the obvious dangers og creating a pattern. ot accepting eVer:Ir CiVil Ser. Vice ContiT)iSSiOn appeal, which would- in a practical sens-render thiat body irni,,,oterit, WCM. Respectfully submittei, WESLEY' c ic DANIEL City Mage: • October16, 1969 • TO: Honcrrabe Mayor and it Ouncil FROM: Wesley C McDante1 City Iliarger SUBJECT: Fo:;;tc Lieltellant Appeal Gentlemen: On August •13 andr.`3eptember 17 the Civfl Service Commission ,considared a protest concerning the appointF.nent aionn Jaeger as a Police Lieutenant, kodge,,d by SergeHlat John .Doukakis -through attoyney Teremy Evans The substance of; the issue concerned Mr.. jaegeles earlier request Zor; withdrav,,E0, fEcm the eligible list and then later request ;.51.)7 renewed consideration„ at which tiree he was appointed. The protest claimed that his name should have been permanently removed from the list, d thus would not have been appoed, On. ..5eptember 17 the. Compission found (concuyring also with the City Attoraey that Mr* jaeger's nameyas. properly on the list, and denied the protest. Mr. Evans now wishes to appeal to the City Council, The question olf accepting jurisdiction, on the appealis left to the Council's discretion Y after reviewing the Civil Segvice records, the Council finds that there are no factual discrepancies nor tsx elements of material COME(0- versy, it may refuse to entKtain an appeal. On the other hand, if an appeal is to be heard, a later date should probably be scheduled to allow preparation time. Respectfully subraitte6, /;:/ • -7///b /7‘ -(7 WESLEY C„ MC DANIEL City Manager WCM:mm MINUTES OF THE REGUlAR MEETING OF • THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION, held in the Council Chambers, City Hail, Hermosa Beach, California Wednesda t; eptember 17, 1969 Present: COMriliSSioners Bergloff, English and Shaw Absent.: Comm. Bowman Others: City Manager Wesley C. McDaniel, City Attorney LB., Mirassou, Jeremy EN.rans, Attorney for Se;cgeant John Doukakis „ The meeting z called to oder by Chairman Shaw. 1, Roll Chairman Shaw asked that the minutes be corrected to add on,,page 3, 2. ,MiKlutes_of__ In th,e final paragraph before the notation "kiblitzTjeLajKiria p'oser,12„ the 8/1V69 Meetinz,, fo'l.owiria sentence: "Upon being asked o his personal experience by the Charman„ McDaniel responded that, while the problem has not arisen in. He masa Beach durino his tenure (except in cases c verbal OT informal request not to be considered, or refusal of appointment), it had occuued in other cities where he had previously served, and in other cities of, which he had personal knowledge, and—in the absence of explicit -rules on the subject—had always been treated inaccordance with the common practice previously cited." Comm. English moved that the above comaction be added to the min.utes of the August 13 meeting. Seconded by Chairman Shaw, Unanimous., The Minutes wee then approved as corrected, Chau -man Shaw summarized the actions a the previous meeting in which 3. lopqa.,Ageuieg.4nt Comm. English had raised the question a possibility o$ a rule mcdtfi- 412poinpnerit__,, cation which might relate to the subject at issue, The City Attorney asked yoOteStz..., that the City Managere,4 research as wesented in his letter to the Commission a September 15, 1969 be Incorporated in the minutes as "Pursuant to Commission Inst con at your last meeting of August 13, we have reviewed the official It'ecords for: both.the Civil Service Cormission and the City Council. We find that, although a proposed paragraph conce....o.,,,ing the subject of, 'Removal og Names From Eligibility Lists' ras discussed along with a number a revised glAitiVi in 1962, pc. action approving such revised rules was adopted by either the Commission or the Counoi. "For your in,formation, the proposed paragraph was to have read as follows: • r,517,1,.? pine:011, ctrt, -.1.Prilov•ed tl'ee 17eersokne2,•(:):If..f.,:ter the elicib3.€•.. wetttng. that hl..s W-.9r11.0V0e; c.atis grai.31 the appiAr:Iting 8.ulbcArity, It, at 01AbSegt,IFIAtiflEfacts iwtf..3tucskit tn irgitt,..-..4ate, ire, the juclej,- • t1%.1ill there 1.S due cause go,;-• fkr.ctb, )71.E,:g<irtun. expit thexeforge tt the resoiutton 1-`,te 1.02iIf) raised by SeTgeent 17,,•;c..•tu.kakf; 6.houId cleterivAned wi`i:72..in th8%;hi Ch was xesented at the August 13 headng, Kts,s36?(..ttfu.;ly sizbzitttt..edt. 1,Aral LEY „ DAN.",EL City jlifikc:ifflbyc4te CataimEt$.7..teK.ecapitalate is flor;11.r.!gs tDif rilta}tt4Ang,, Ifietre Attoviley stated the Pey.srinmel 01,.,;Z:i.ce.t.r; did ?lot have et power authority Tvttlltirac21,-7 7.agne, t7(4,e 1,7,ased upon ewistiO.g ..1;_lea and 8lt,:to-Aot,tat, sate.3 only Comnlissis„)1,, ctEin 7,,..-limp..ove naYrPE COMigttSfi-74.C211 dtt7-4 ElOS'. 'KV:t.",64:WC:Pt rharn.e, Olen, that is caI:kfrleTt.ft:-:11,1",tei'y.r,,P, at the p-efigent hear SA:zg,, Cori -m„ English fei,t that the Comm,. should, hav'e been made aware of. the aett9,-..7 from ,TA,„ .3raetpn •i;:equesting that kJ -As rai:Cfg be Atte.:•It.ey stEneci that Qeet Mratntsttative („)glice had no duty to present the D?tte.F.' t'D Commleston„ andk:,.E? dtd not feel that fttt,,?. veGtza het-eztag bad,: 1,0 do wi'ia teiN,Afi,e7 3:K4 should have, bm pyesen.teJ to the, Conuntsston, MtfaSit.%ou stated 1,1I,at he, ..,"-et",.q teIssu.es betfoxe7. the Coram.f..ssE11`31,1 Were: 1. 3,rVasV8name 7,•egtoved fgrill the list? 2, Wtme the lette?..s ressente6 Mr„ 11,4.tor.)i2:tne..11 fac.t; what they purprgted t.o be? Was tht9 caTtifteti ekic.:411:-ASft,',:y coD.,.sitsttg o:.;! the CommiEiSfer.'S raf ? S 1,0111 6nilued COn.C€Ilicning kte-Riovai og'. names "..r51'ort-i. but it W'Zilft atge,85,1 that sch clteCLISSIon, \C-Ftlf3 7101', Pe4.'tfirii.e:n. 1';"„c;) the qtaestionv and CO.Y?,1411%..Hhavil ref.terated that. itos, „41...st mdst, Was caef•tiglLell, and no actton was taken by thee (:;ox-Brilts,ston. o ate ft. Mr. Evans also COMmented that his inteest, at this time, was primarily E'squest that the CailiMiSS ton make a "ianding", or deteantaation, conceming the )'e.ctuail. issues basically as noted by the City Attorney. Mr, Evans made no furthe 1,3veseatation„ no did he present any concluding statement. COMM Shaw moved that the Commission had :bund that Mr. jaegees name was still properly on, the list at thetime oi,c, his appointment, and thatthe documents which VIleCe presented to the Corarnission in accordance with that test and eligible list, and at th.Ei last mee,,ting, were authentic documents, containing the ,acts which they 1,-)urported to hold. Seconded by Comm. Beegioff, Ayes: Comma. 'Bergioff, Shaw oes: COMM English; Absent: Bowman Comm. English moved, that the eligibility list for Maintenance -iborer be 4. cestifiel, Seconded. by Comm. B.TrgloIT:, Unanimous, Comm. Be moved that the eligibility list5.'0y Account Clerk be 5. Seconded by Comm., Shaw. Unanimous. COMM.. English moved that the eligibility list fac Maintenance Man be cesittfled, Seconded by Comm. Bergi1off. Unanimous. Comm , Bemloc,1 moved that the eligibility list for Equipment Operator. be certified. Seconded. by Comm,. Shaw, Unanimous. Comm. Shaw moved that the eligibility list for Pield Ihspector and Cectificatton }E§iat.Liziat., Account Cik 6. Cetificatlon Ma 4,1, 7. ,CertifitTailon 8. Enforcement Officer be certified. Seconded by Unanimous. Comm. Berglog. Comm. English moved that the Monthly Personnel Re and flied,. Seconded by -Comm. Shaw„, 'Unanimous. ort, beeceived City Manager McDaniel discussed various subjects with the Comm- ission including the appointment of: a new CommissiOrkET, the Rules and Regulations, periodic physical examinations or incumbent employees, the cooperative program of Redondo and flemosa Fire :0:€,-)partments, and the concept o motorcycle officers for ti7,-',1,fic arrests.. For the Good, of the Qter Arljoumnent at 9:25 p. m. ADSOURNMEHT MINUTES S OF THEREGULAR ryMEETING OFTHE�.<f�: IL SERVICE .`�.CE !„ d��.cMM,IS E,ON,, held' in the u„ac t 1 w h aLL:'sht.: s , Hermosa she} s Beach I`4rsai s t%r clay August 13 ,. 1969 ta'h�h.ad'KwGTE; w.3eS�'a.,_ YU3 P."M!.i. ':q. 't91Ye,.b tsX ':r. 6 hEli sitSJs e^i`t4 None OC;h !_'«.,r Cq tr an#.'G e':' Wesley C. Ku ,:� wYr'.. C3ty Attorney .,„ yqa� rr"'P M f::GioLC 3twAr,y Evans , Ab' 4 gor ierc.G(Syth 4S?ikaktsw The ?n; ee ting Ltr '.s called to #.,P`de r ! 7Y „ S f:£$ "a"ma _ Shaw Pxotkf%n moved that the Commission r µ 3 t «�.prove the.jUnsi 9'J 1969 l;':A$e: as matte, SP:500b<by Comm. Shaw„ Unantrimus. PF0tP' 1a OtaFil . Shaw opened the Public rieaa+ irbs p, ;f ay !a -trans -0 attorney f Y S e2gCai°John D k4YaG 4 p s t,,1; c.Ythat j, ae iikFt�o ask. rd number of que.st aon* o:d nc.)wto w kxYr ri. Ytion to make a Iweque i City Attomey MiFassou agreed to theesti s #.J they wore in oad ._,: tie ;sJ ° stated. that he wo,tt lith..e to make c `;,, x "_:,c« °nar states +- m •'�to the er. 0!.° S 3 i.F"a e r,'+. 1 A.r �f, r, r Tk.%,t + R : Nr, cJ.. �' Fel.. eb4,�" ment -as �nL:t.�S 4ul r�n�t,F� t.r• .��. .. f.. (.,l�Fi..YA.' ., ,W,, ��., M..�A .« 1. �./ r�`k .i'i., ..1 �.:,.. eliminate ,3 ;, :'e cg. the u settc,f,!.> lie sated that ia I.etter had heea received, dated July 15, 1.962'. ,,cor ;e ' y Evans, etto.' ` i^.:. atlaw iftw John Doukakf„ , protesting the a.ppolAttmeat aZ John ,g ,;egg who h T;;h ► e'Er"'ious i%�„.,+a3¢d^ar ?"o�3.n s is name from the $ eligibility bi, ity .:tst for Lieutenant. G M ,so;eu said response t [hat itor r. Evan's�'r,`a i.� a::” an investi- gation L.tt C? i the t�._acFs leading to the appointment of, Yohn :A;ei« He said the C rn tseion had before it the fol1ovitng oomeai ;e: 1 i'�yert,i/�,;ie�d e, igibt"..��!.`tt; /y (1 test, .r wz�;; .' ., names set outfss, actier scows ;:ecG-.s I�� ed 0Th teslt, 2 Copy Vie,, the response to Dli{,a Wes1e x .cDani.te=F frogJoh Jaeg :dat d March 25, s, 969, an r4'mGf;ic MI ,,aec:is asks thac;, i;LY.,s, namo be removed `.:(,s;ehar?.)iIity Sib orl ,vh c.:P,1 his name ^ was as No 3a. A letter boo?, ja g e!;: o:r R 9r +;9 ;39 a skin.- name be replacveti on the list, Mr, Mirassou' tbrthe.r sizi-„ed that the Pe,*,.7.sonnel Action WaE dated: • Dane 4,, okmcome effectigie „Iuly 16, appaiaat'iag ichn, Saegar as Lieutenant, as a result the City Co unc irs action on 3b:•:;5:-.1. 3 to aUtki0::ilE;e: the new pcksition, TL'ainixig Oilice:4 to be a Lieutenant., Yfh EtrE ya2series og CtiLl.eatf,.031F.3. $Si•;a3.54.1,Shing ceg:tafla aons::,els..7ing dates. and contentri: .f.,4.tf-Itutes and .,Jecillsia'i;i0nSt, 00!'cterilrilg clai:e,s and zavvoGmlut-c-,,is in tine exarairtatif';F: ity 04;47 ratiLh as relember.5,:, of the (";',oran: AIM021Ci: ',?It•E',e:CI:ifiC isinvolved ,.•••.,oletall,s og .020.513(E,. aj.)T.,(r..3 tape Irer;ording• Thal: i7..he fo,4-d.inargze undez opeyat,esCivtSep-- vice Corateissicy.as 1T ta jur...e 7, a,. T•ki,et and Reguka0.-OZISof thir O1 adopt.ed, as OrAillanc.5. 594 in 1-1,,A.ne: 7, 1340. • a. Mat the:Fevised rules andIfeciulations1.0.'6,iche..-ff,pec-Aeci to a..ada.pprovec1.17..,.9-U ir d oadoPti.co of the oanr,;(4,,J2,-11 t 1960 welre thii? tU 0vates, under the rAk7,3,..u1eeald reciulations of 40 Some pittc.er5ures have gown to te tcha-seot. in. the but accepted througtat.ilsage. Wher...?, a. CaS9 f.13 "$.:11:0t cove,4;ed.i by the: masa it3 uStS,1,,;c thoque4n.tik,-xn can CCA311- cUlfiv a ruling. v., Some pm,cet:lures .k.zss,V,•,cii,q!,the Cy CouncV, vies estakAishc7.,4 as the authaviming agent, have r.f.:owrohreid to the point r; the the (,:qty Managac eUects the tzansaatioa as the CounoiR's 'without the neoks,szity of their spec 'Lai actiOn,„ y FUlther ellMe171- :TAS have ledIATA E-•-'ersonnel Ogacer tc., have, the authority f� the comp:i.ete ge,muiting pTovess wil-bout the ace, s 2,ty 01,1, going to the chrvit seortze commission„scept the c;,:al--.te of new GPOi.:ggiCatiOnS a cAiven un.VJ he is F.eady to present an eligibficlity list to that bcxF..y,., , x)eperketriag on the Ablation being ';,,,;,101;•gonneci, the term. "Personnel Clerk". can. either 1.:?e,fw,- to the City Manager or the Los Angeles . County Civil Sewice OXIVatiSg3i0n, as the ccitntracting agency for x.ecruiting 9. The test Tor Lieutenant wals givenon anuary 1969, certigiee bythe it'ivs ,An..geies OlAr5„i,lvaisstop. F4.1.-.:4•uary and csritiqt..J75 by the, '13,earfa Civi•A Benrtiae Comm- isetOn On ktilarcil 5.„ 1969. Virkaim the,'; Twas carttEe.d. by'the *s":11..i..T-mt-lri-sa • Ci.vg., tce Commission„ thte entire. og :Wye mey..abcgs was att.:A:elf, )16:t was no•E, acticn OZt.,.11?.elt 11 a•ps.v•,3011, ,t1•Orri the11 the dk,,,,T,taxtite:cr..;i... hetis th action etK4 a,PPEGIfed Lr '7,7ac* Manacm'g',„ Bot il palt.te,s stgn the kle-•?7sQ.arit,e1 .Acndn.„ 12„ City ktioral:714.':;rasse,4u. stated tilet, thts Og.ic*4" does not 11,ave alt?...thortty to witil,..::‹iiistzvo• v.ialaecgi LtgliSttp basetft R1,.0,0Es rilal.4,-1.,ntedi on, behall.o John -,Doukaltis thatthe Sea-viceceiv'tstt:7,vrt- tothe. .,-cr•?,:,t,point hag authority „ (,:•r,aect.,tive Maa'oh 270' 196'9, Eh aartifiegi list vat -gala -Ding the nam,c-..fs of, ClaudeGL Stoniego John Donk.alf.is 6 'Toe G. .Rogers- a-od Du.diery Van .C3levrei,nd rraniove the narike,)oi Jabal Taerjer 'kola the 11'47:,.a: McDaniel', tegeme0. tha ques,t,t,c.;,n in I,Alteel M. Evans had inc,mci..<el about: ti2e pFocedure. .itthen ix not (,:xmcioed., 017,0 wies and mgli.Dilatiore,s and satd. that it is tl.,7eatc..4 socg7Rdincy c:0001,11,1110n, ygective arid use„ He said that thts was the case wit,It Attek- tb.e nsti-va.'4„ b gertiffifliis, it became am, adyainisl,sative a,c4t.. to maim • vinstever -appointments may- artse from vit,!:,,cancles• that occ. Mr.jaegsr's: itotter had been acid.r.ctsf.;..ed to the Cy ttill which he F:aciucested that b$z name km tamoved fra•irt tzt Lt scoriamon,, an.:3 conststent pit.lKsontlel•practiceJet,,,,ecirt...?,i,9st t a. name ts made to con..sidev tt as an admintstrattve act. ri,ot: vs?..",,;.•--is,;7.;.tn,f1 to appointed at, tha.t time, th.Q candida';,-,e zecp,m.sts at al.:it:A:0z: cicala; again he considered fof Subsequavavacar‘•acles,„ such wequest ihonai.-c,•,..d. • plitat9 Commissioner .linglisit Ta'ii.se0 cr4,1.244EAtan; sugeottrica that ar.lansied peys.orms2 IlliRes had in felvt been .adopteti, c.•,:ovemc.1 ..;ubject .at SU delinitive answer could be giNen,, 17.111 tt was agr6ad that thte question should be sett,M.d. CArairman Shalx 7.Ti.oved tliAt the (.:tramant-iiston of the compiatnt until the IReeting o alar,;tembez-. 17 toa`iisyw ti.rne Z(.g research. peNtinent mcovls. •. cod by Comm_, Pxywrilane. Unardynous„, .: a e<; thos'; competitive :writ The wee :o Claude c . to leve! A certified. oltaini g the On March, . Manager; of Jaeger dated £ro the then They�myIett�c time. Manager,u ; the name • fro. 9690 the a, .ache` ch Z5, 1969, rc cue of ssib+ 10);s" a >additionalu a subsealn � date ` of .June : 9, 1969 e e dded: to the cert tent r' appo ntrne x1 On June 969, ae : to ` ° ve mac : office of a letter from John '. ' Jeger dated June a 1969, v + oche consld the position. of malice 1 1225 - 21st Street Hermosa Beach, _ Calif. 3 December 1969. City Council Hermosa Beach, Calit', Dear Biros On the night of December l9690 Immediately folio i the meeting of the Hermosa Beath Ci .y Count io mfr wifo and Meso Boatriaht of 1211 w 2lst 5troet war th atened0 insulted, and intimidated by a Mr, Glen Clark, also of Ser os& Beach. Tho reason for this: attack was that w^y wife nd Mrag. Boatright oppos°nd a ire - sure put before the city council which Mr, Olark wanted passed When Mrs. Boatright and my t i f. lett tae goofing& Mr. C .era• , in the company of two men and a woman was walting outside. ho had 1, r , prior to the close of the meeting, far. Clark approached Mrs. Boatright and physically threat= her. bye shaking hip fist in her face and said "I'll gat you.t° The significance of this threat is un- known. In addition he accused Mrs. .Br at sight of having a tenant in her guest house. At this point my wife was waking toward her ce,r, . but heard the loud 1 nguage and returned, fearing for . the safety of Mrs. Boatrig.t . She told Hr. Clark that Mrs, Boatright was not renting her guest house, and was asked "What rock did you crawl out from under?'" Both women wore r xtre cilm frightened ba this violent and sudden attack, -This incident -was re ported ' to t moth h Police as scan as it came to my attention. At the present time, -to the best of mix knowledge Mra Clark i s perr tted by law to openly In t o-midat e the citizen's of our city, including defenceless women, threaten when with gestures clearly indicative of physical Violence, and h rap vile and abusive l.vae upon them,„ If. we are compelled to submit to such treatment, ;AMM our woman aro unsafe a few feet . f ro€8 the steps. of the pollee department, thio is. a poor situation inde;d.. I have a great deal of faith in our police department based on many y a=ars avast obe — tion. - .Z Sure that if th»;re is any aotion which try cantkke to prevvi Q.t future occurrences of this nature, that action will be t .:igna, 7 t t meantime y I feel obligated to brigs, this -event to the attont164 of the approprirte public officials'e Respectfully, B. J. la Rom f. • aec&mbor 19 et 1-41r. B. I. TARAI 1125 2Rat Stavin r'gf r,r.tacsaa Beboh, OtaItfamk 1)4ar I/Mum ?..w.4.,ertvad today ffw.9, thaty Clerk 41 copy ot: aoAty ft-,'=„dda-totsed to the City Comx:t3 con certi try) rally *lime -demo coitti Ur. Oka Ma.* zats iaet meoting. I 4.ad groytouely esriy tnloctro6tton oiva rate ttem# erd 1 &huge your very t.,..Trious concern. want yota elth .15 the ftateya Dopbgtetent alsly oeirimenitm hceciottgatmea %him quo -Meal, arA ftssihty Foql de.‘ &Ilan i'7g Otis sgavetsw • WL MV.121, WM42=3 oes EtazU , balt; attty CU* 44% 51leace, - . • Mr. B. 3. LaRue net atirsat =tete Sofiveto Califikvt4t Daa :AN WM CAW &Mtn tattataati zto yorterday that gai inwoctigaticzi he§t2 baui made /MO thie f.esetsvagat4en wtiet yots reitamd ettee tho kat Colacil wacimiting, 4aCji itak172 Og tsavautavitica hava bee* die.'Jasod with th,t Maazwaie,04„ cY4 tktZ PaVS aatatag °al optuir.41, them was rto% voit;cituat evAiLwo sktstaimt aw a a Ozrati eftcaplatal an, tho oastzsz. ft was the Oily Pirkzyluttutsz's atzwiestt that Der4v,ty• Clite1 bittaar dtacasee aes Lit etair torzed twat) tigk. Ur. Mask iza 06111;w fit,equt twa with the trolicgttims wi,t&cxea oww..49a1 kgatnet o resoittioa of the figmAdqat.g.at a OvatiValk that 7-eis tzvg Imam EtA: mi.casetelavtly **ma bat ottapgy hovins f,ttif tfaViMitat 41,14E tiOM) tagU&aist Slat ctoz btv two tbe .sttaattax ira61 stuad apookm tatozaw zoGtrtralte.zeota. degovire yeoup b2kGill Only tket 7tveo bwi (*gag ao, puticaletsky %la getsGal Cimoix. Volso iftvy Ettatib MU& 41e NO Mare& Cray tatizzawaye ^",t DitealWia Wealigtta up. I: lee 42..NSts Itrew»4ea& e maa Mk* OwS Ilzat2s Waft* Damiataz ant gtikvsecrawir awry ride4itsag