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dot.' .4k1, CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CNIIFJORN 90254 • AGENDA - CITY COUNCIL MEETING — Tuesday, January 6, 1970.- 730 p.m. Council Chamber - City Hall - Civic Center PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE INVOCATION ROLL CALL APPROVAL OF MINUTES - Regular Meeting of December 16, 1969. ACCEPTANCE OF GIFTS TO CITY:: A. Hermosa Beach Senior Citizens drub - Acceptance of $100 token of Appreciation for services rendered through Hermosa Beach Recreation and Parks Department B. ItTermosa Beach Tennis Club Acceptance of $100 contribution toward tennis nets as expression of appreciation to Park and Recreation Commission for upgrading of Tim Kelly.tennis courts at Clark Stadium. C. BEA.UTIFICATION AWARD - G -B Import Datsun Sales - 729 Pacific Coast Highway 7. Wayne Cruson, Manager. 1. PUBLIC HEARING - BUILDING NUISANCE - 8 STRAND - Continued from December 16f. 1969. - Proposed resolution ordering abatement of public nuiSance. 2. PUBLIC HEARING - MINIMUM .DWELLING UNIT SIZES - Proposed ordinance amending Zoning Ordinance NOG N.; S. 154 - Planning Cominis.sion resolution P.C. 1.54-758. • .. . 3. NON -AGENDA ITEMS AND REPORTS CITY COUNCIL: a. Support Of Captured American, Fighting Men and Those Missing in Action - Proposed *Resolution - Consideration requested by Coundilman Valentine. 4. MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS FROM COMMISSIONS, BOARDS AND COMMITTEES: a. City Commissions - Attendance Reports, 1969. 5. COMMUNICATIONS FROM PUBLIC." a. City Improvement - Letter dated December 30, 1969, from Mr. Robert I. Holt, 220 - 25th Street. b. SaturdazSimeSAmeepins- Letter dated November 8, 1969, from Mrs. James Mosley, 1265 Bonnie Brae - Attached request for consideration, signed by twelve residents of City. c. Construction of Poyer Poles en Valley Drive - Letter dated December 30, 1969, from Mr. and Mrs., David F. Weinberg, 2909 fientosa View Drive City Council Agenda - 1/6/70 -2- d. RequeEtfor Wa.i.yer of kiee for use of Clark Stadium for Bapefit Dinner - Letter dated December 31, 1969: from Terry Collier, Resident Producer, Acto.es Repertory Theatre - Burbage Thentr.e, 111 Pier Avenue. 6. NON -AGENDA ITEMS FROM AUDIENCE - Fifteen Minute Discussion Period. 7. POLICE PROBLEMS, 4 PIER AVENUE -' Progress Report. 8. . PARKING METERS - 22ND STREET AND HERMOSA. AVENUE - Poll of merchants in • vicinity. 9. REFUSE COLLECTION - Report from City Manager. 10. LIFEGUARD HEADQUARTERS - Progress Report. 11. HERONDO STREET - Progress Report.. a. Proposed resolution authorizing application for grade crossing over Atchison, Topeka St Santa Pe Railway Company tracks. 12. RELEASE OP SIDEWALK LIEN - George E. and Judith Morris - 1224 - 20th Place - Proposed resolution. 13. ABC - SEASIDE HOUSE, 8 PIER AVENUE - On Sale General, Public Premises -. Person to Person Transfer by Surviving Spouse - Helene M. Chiella. 14. CLAIM AGAINST CITY: a. Personal Injury and Loss of Wages - Brandon J. Deitrick, by and through !AS parent, Carol Deitrick - 830 Cypress Avenue. b. Loss of Wages and Other Expenses - Carol Deitrick, 830 Cypress Averve. 15. CLAIM FOR MONEY DAMAGES - David' Haddon Holladay, 29 - 6th Street 16. 1970 WAGE RATES - Building and Construction Sub -Trades. 17. SELECT SYSTEM STREETS - Proposed resolution requesting allocatio,". of funds for maintenance. 18. REPORT OF /-tESIDENTIAL BUILDING RECORDS - Ordinance No. N. S. 376, introduced December 16, 1969. City Council Agenda - 1/6/70 -3- 19„ CITY CLERK MATTERS: a. General Municipal Election, April 14, 1970 - Request for approval of voting method and election suppliers. b. Proposed resolution requesting specified services of County Registrar of Voters for mailing of sample ballots. c. Community Program Budget - Finance recommendation. 20. CITY ATTORNEY MATTERS: a. Report from City Prosecutor regarding People of the State of California vs Alfred Tennyson Cowgill "Flag Case". b. Possible discussion regarding Hermosa Theatre activities. c5 4e(4/ Covniya- 21. MISCELLANECY(771thl 'PORT crry MANAGER: a. Personnel Report - Registration as Civil Engineer in State of California William A. Service, Assistant City Engineer. b. Budget Adjustment Items. *eic 22. DEMANDS AND WARRANTS. ADJOURNMENT •-P/cf0 4 -6th tAp-0 A) cep404- 21 1,4,e -1q' cyd-vne&o. Ate etleona* 11.04,41 Mr. Maurice Howard 531 Pier Avenue Hermosa Boache California Jear Ir. howard: nEa .$A VEACh ,CALIFTOIX1 PVCIEE December 1 s We are in receipt of your letter of 1)eW;er IS donating $101*J.110 tO the City toward refinishing the c:lairs ir the Community Bui_1,.i- ir16. It is Lideed a pleasure to accept the giEts ,And on• bethalf of the City and the Parks and Recreation t;opartzent w wist to express our sincere thanks to y and the SenL;r. Citizen Club. 1 am forwarding your letter to t ity C•suncil •through the City -tanager for formal aocepLance at „rt e ;1,ext reguLar City Council mesti.n6 on Tuesdays January 6, 197,,L, at 7:30 p.m.„ in the City 7,ouncil Chambers. I think th it would be nace if you or a reirt;sentative of the club could be-c:n land to receive a final Ank you" from the City Council.. Agin o aur sincere thanks for OUr contribqtison.. S,Werel :/deagLak6zs rector / Xt...reation anc1 Parka • • JL/pk 7 cc: 7. McDaniel 85 ithSt Her.osa Beach Ca. 90254 December 16, 1969 Mr, Jesse Larez Recreation Department 1035 Valley Drive Hermosa Bach Cao 90254 Dear Mr. L. °e s We take pleasure in enclosing a chem:. fir $i.00.0fro the Hermosa Bach- Seni:.r Citizens Club. It represents token of our appreciation for the many services rendered to our Club in 1919, through the Recr ation Department. The Department h.s been m:.;st coop rati e with us in all of our relations with it, and we do appreciate this. The Clib has taken official action requesting that this sure be applied toward refinishing -the folding steal chairs used in Clark Stadium and in the Recreation -Building. Thank you again for your.ling assistance. Tours truly Wer President, .Hermosa Beach Senior Citisens Club The newly elected President f nr r • each. Senior Citizens Club forl90) 10: Mr. Ma x i c e Howard 531 Fier Avenue Hermosa Beach Ca. 94254 Phone: 3744151 • • civic o fQ IRRIOSA gEhtg Pat Coylep President Hermosa Beach Tennio'Cldb 731 Ninth Street Hermosa 14eacnv California )ear Pat: 'my Decogibor l6 9 t? 6 ght1FEiPWIti gg854 FOCEE: 3161454 • May I tak this opportunity to thank you an• behalf of the City of.Hermosa Beach and the Parks and Recreation Department fcre your contribution of $100.00 for the tennis nine at Clark Stadium. It is indeed a pleasure to accept this 4ift since our upgrading of the courts and the instaliation of the nets not., •makes th job complete. I am forToarding your letter to the City Council through .t City Manager for formal acceptanc$ at tho neW, regular CItY.Coumil meeting on Tusedayp January 6 19700.1mt the..5;ity Council Chambers. I think that itwould be n/..co lf �U or.a representative of the ci could be itav hand 'to 'recOiire a final , "thang you" from the City Council. Azaio, our sincero thanks for your coflt inCe Luz:Dire;tor .Recre tion and larke JL/pk RP926 cc: W. McDaniel • • • HERfrOs'A 6E.P.I,Cd TENNIS CLUB 731 Ninth Street limoss Beach, California December 13, 1969 TO TiE HERMOSA BEACH PECREATION.cOmMISSION . Madame Chairlady and Honorable Membersg As president of the 'Hermes& Bosch Tennis' Club, permit me to discharg* one of my most delightful iuties, which is to than you, in behalf of all club members, for the splendid improvements just installed t the Kelly eourc.q,•flarlz ctaeli.m. The brilliant lighting t smooth, all-weather court surface and the sturdy new note open a bright era of heightened onpoyment for our club players. • 1 venture, also,.to thank you for all the other tennis plAyers who, in their.thousands, will use these courts in the coning years. Thy may never give even a passing thought to h the facilities camn to be herei.how they are maintained, or how tbay came to be improved, They may never realise that such benefits accrue to many Citises through the effort of. a few - our Recreation Commiosionrs. They wzy not know that members of this honorable body Wee time out from boy,, suc cessful lives to devote time, talent and energy to civic duties. They might not appreciate the rewards for such mrvice, not financial surely, bOt of a higher order, the good citizen's satisfaction frtqm involvement in the process of democratic governMent sad helping thatpcocss to • succeed. Hongever, not &IA of UR think thakt recreation facilities descend like manna from the tukins. Many of um Bakenv that they gat whoze we can use thGm due to much god planning, some shrewd senagement,1cto of• business acumen, a large helping of patience and Iota of plain old hard work by some blUe-ribbam citiZons. So, we salute you, kecreation(.:44017Mit, Lon mwberst Encloeed Is a eh for -$100.00. Tennis Clubbere v*ted tO cantr/butt ti sum from club funds towar4 tha comt of t now ta@t6 A small taken of approciztion. P t Ceyle, Presid 4 Marmoca Twoich Temnis Cldb December 31, 1969 Mr. Wayne Cruson, Manager G -B Import Sales 729 Pacific Coast Highway Hermosa Beach, California Dear Mr. Cruson: HEPtd3SA BEACH tAtirbvtliA PHU F Each month the Mayor's Beautification Awards Selection Committee locates homes, businesses, and organizations which have in their opinion made significent contributions toward the beauty of our City,' and which deserve' recognition by the City Council. The improvements you have made on your Datsun sales .showroom have been considered by the Committee, and I am pleased to inform you that your place of business has been selected to receive a commendation from the City Council for the month of January, 1970. I am hopeful that the fine example you have, set will stimulate others toward improvement projects of their own which will add to the overall attractiveness of the community in which we live and work. You are cordially invited to be present at the City Council meeting to be held on Tuesday, January 6, 1970, at 7::30 p.m. in the Council Chamber, City Hail, with any other representatives of your organization who would like to be present, to receive from this City your Certificate of Appreciation. Sincerely, QUENTIll L. THELEN, Mayor City of Hermosa Beach CAT:b1 11 k 5 i t.r4Ct, her:;sa Beach, California constitutes a public„ nuisance, 'e.d a i1d 9 12 :.al 1 RESOLUTION N fRESOLUTt)N Or THE CITV COUNCIL Q rRfGUY OF HER4 A BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DEiC?°U9ING THAT `1E PRESENT cON0 ITx ; U4 THE STRUCTURE AND PREMISES R:M.SES ► Z ATED 41 #8 STRAND, H4'HMOSA BEACH, CA.$,FOR IA, DOES CONSTITUTE A PUBLIC . NUISANCE, AND ORBITING THE ABATEMENT OF SAID k`1,4i,smicr,„ Ws,E EA$, under the provisions of Orein mce No N.S. 34 there was held before the City' Courci formal public hearing to determine whether the sFP`r.ctore and premises !G;t;eted at #8 Strand; lot 2, block i, +terJ'osa Di"'es;.h le mh h' 2,0 21 22 241 25 20 27 28 l.v q Council did hear and consider all relevant evidence pertaining to said property, NOW, y 1'H EEd E.E'(Ri '; THE C t lif C tttHC I L i3+' THE ETY OF MAMA MA rS1 ACH, CA4 7TORRI Win i e HE U ail .T+.�tsr' IRE. A,ED RESOLVE AS SECTION 0 e Th4;A he structure L.nd preSj3tmt loc&ted ait r>`C> Strand, in their present condition d ":%w ccri `%,ltute o public -ulaance ill; shall be abated tit5 V DB3).-e.,ls Cr alar 611a eapiE = of this resolution. SEC E UM 2 Mot of t se City 4,ounc / 1 ht,; fomd that led nuisance i 1. !{-ris1fsL'_ crid i?a{"agge are di €tpiddoteci'N f't'1I det rioratft'A. g , 6{;_;;ms and ciiw&ga lack r' C. 1s.-'4uafi:fi' i`QgAl ii!lon. 3. Hous t !Ga"d is Gponf's',Iiinlw.i,,n6 t-Ap ;in,. 4, Ceilin9 is saG irfg and appoarci, to be Gt point of collapse e in one 1yreaa n i�4Ct p0r E L' : Ti`n t og c 5i i de'e:e 61: F"i: tee on it m'oc and siliP' trl,e k3. Endre 'lectrical system i5 1$Fw',gel (zd in B'EacriouP cendit.icin, 7. tinny lir c.'As of illegal Oec1:r wiring. g. B. Service is inadequate, tem, 4"#verfit&d cac t!Cl il;Gi4;'Jrdeauc ci4"IG?itIrr�rEt 9. Plumbing on (4;, t r 1 c:ar at rc ?.r of house hese Cassa dcyne ID. Snmi plc lbir;q fixtures are rusted Fwd dei: 1rios�cat�d� 11. WatQr he6ter� vont is illegal. 12. Lack of ndegcaate air supply cr s~F 4;;er No d1 er. 13. Na gas but off on kitchen rt'?ngc. 14e Creat Beni of debris in r>vrd4 15. iii /din is next sae ttheris5'R of in Lt„: i'G;1sant c.ondittoFi<. 16. Doors o:.nti tli. ndc t£wi broken,, 17. ftinc c.',f Garr;, 4emit �.ic,zed c- s?' 18.. c: e.Ciding is h!-okts1 {`FL6 F.IGS`ter i{,r4-6.al;e 19. Ti:t?_ cnc i G; u e doors ar';'; b 1'1%SCirn n 20. 4;.cck of adegucss:.c 4..i tia4uA°l • SECF1ZTh 30 bFhd?'t L. C. @uti'u @ k'p Jr., ,1:'tn.:Af 0 the `:r F:i'.CJSty x does hKr'vis! the E"lOt,"' to eMio the a u€:;&incd;' c"•sf, dcz14d"Fld;, {39'N:v4`dad Ei'it? foi Gk';'sY1i) c? rE. t i d`6a'"r Kt are ,.o,'rp i et ed or sale; s ;f' t ''sz t Zs 1'i r... r. mo a '1 tgwAi ,.4 $ tC3 i n said • 2 9 10 12 15 sixty (60) day period: Structural 1. Repair or replace all areas of dilapidation or detericrstirs or house and 9arage that now exist. 2. Provide minimum adequate foundation forhouse and garage in such a manner as to eliminate all buckling, sagging and listing or buildings. 3. Repair or replace all buckling and/or sawing floors in house. 4. Provida adequate structural support fair coiling framing members in such es manner as to eliminate oil present hazardous c n6i tions . Provide adequate stiffucture% support for roof framing lumbers ►bers in such a manner as to eliminate all sagging and deteriorated conditions that now exist. 6. Ali exterior walls to be replaced wlti 2 x 4 studs at 16" o.c.. for pr'opr r vertical support of ceiling and roof. 5. flmaas 1. Repair or replace all rusted, d, daterierated, and unsanitary piumbinv fixtures. 2. Provide legal vents for el i • water heaters. 3. Provide a mlnimudt of 100 sq. -ft. of vent6 ieatia.n for water heater. Provide gas shutoff valves for all gax. f i red appliances. Weatherproof exterior of building in acceptable manner. Repair -or replace all broken and deteriorated ear- cll lapiidsatec doors and windows. Provide minimum light and ventilation on for all lie+iccg.preas o f•hour : in such a manner as to i nsu,re c:am EE l tmc* with all l appiichl.ics building ing cea+as. O. fpr or r•ep i a,:.e ail br he z and deter l orOted wood q a cnl c°seg. 9. tilepai r or replace all brok&n glass tub enclosures. E lyectr„pi 1 Install now electrical three wire service. 2. Provide WO ampere main buss with minim= of 6 circuit cAn. 3. Provide one lighting circuit. k, Provide the following electrical coatEoni ence out lc ts& Kitchen - 3 Bedrooms - 2 Bathroom „ 1 Living room and all atIyer ar as l plug every 20 line r feet of wail spF-cci. 50 Replace all h€azerdous end e l le; u;l 1r°irag;. SECTION 4. The t In case the: owe: r shall fi&i l , n yt lect , or r :a ul to abate said nuismt-ccs, alga Chief Bui ldil g Official is authorized to enter up+ n the premises fain the l rar roae of d ss :r l i s i ng said stnct wc, the cost off which shall he [ ;rn:a br tic .nre; b'+rtty n$r )cti 14Gr'atnc : with 2 5 4 9 10 11 1 15 14 15 16 17 19 20 21 22 24 26 27 28 29 • sixty (60) day period: 1tructural Repair or replace all areas of dilapidation OD house and garage that now exist. Z. Provide minimum adequate f tIon for in such a manner es to eliminate all bus listing of buildingz. 3. Repair or replace ali buckling and/or at or detarioratiop house and garage kling, sagging and +going floors in • house. • 4. Provide adequate structure Support for- ceiling framing members.ln such a manner ma to'elimiets• till present hazardous coMitions. • 5. Provide. adequate structurai stvport foe -roof framing members in such Manner as to pliminct° all sawing 4'old deteriorated cOndltions that now exiat. • : • 6. All exterior walls to be replaced with 2 x 4. -studs at 10' o.c. for proper vertical suppOrt of ceiling and roof. Plumbieq • 1. Repair or replace ail rusted, dettrierated, end unsanitary pluMbing fixtures. 2.Provide legal vents for all•water heaters. 3. Provlde minimm of 100 sq. ft. of vectilatieA for water heater. 4. ProVide gas shutoff valves for ail gas fired appliances. 5. Weatherproof exterior al building in acceptable manner. 6. Ropmir or replace ell broken and deteriorated or dlispidnted doors and windows. T. • Provide minimum light arid ventilation for ail living ;Toes of house In such a manner as to Insure com;TIUme with tin applicabie building codelv. . 8. Repair or replace a;1 hfakcit and deterlorpted mod 9. Repair or repla4° ail br01,44in glass tub enclosures. El9ctEl9a1 1. Enstall new electrical -three wire service. 2. Provide 100 ampere wain buss with minimum of 6 circuit can. 3. Provide one lighting circuit. 4. Provide tire following electrical convonience outlets: Kitchen - 3• Bedrooms - 2 Bathroom - 1 Living riDOM and all other areas - I plug every 20 iineer feet of wail space. 5. Replace all hazardous and iliag0 wiring. SECTEON 4. Thant in case the owner shall fait, nogloct, or rvfuse to abate said nuisance, tits WO Building Official 1$ eutharlaed to enter icon the premises far tk prpeas of etmiNftir4j said ctructam, the cost of which shall bo borna bv the prv.2fJny slamr in cceordanc with ‘:Ate4 •41 43 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 50 • • Section 7-2.1, subsections (n), (o), and (p), of Ordinance No. N. •S . 343. ATTEST.; PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this; ••••301......••• or.••••••... MMLYMI.• IV•••••• •••*a• • PRESIDENT of the City Council, and MAYOR of the City of lieraimm Beach, California .0•*••••,..erro*AM ,,,aCyn•WIN*1.1.2. APPROVED AS TO FORM: ZAX91•414.21z..1 CITY CLERK s rry ATTORNEY -a- • • RESOLUTION P.a C. 154-758 A RESOLUTION OF Ti:E PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY QF HERMOSA BEACH RECOMMENDING AN ,AME,ND- MENT TO CITY`20NING ORDIVANCE N.S. 154, A3 KELP . - TED TO MINDA UM DWELLING UNIT SES HERE1S4. the City Planning CoallilliSSiOn a Hermosa Leach, at public hearings extending over a period of approximately nine months,- did con- sider the question of establishing rainimum dwelling unit sizes; and WHEREAS, during the course of those hearings various builders and co - tractors now constructing dwellings in the city.have indicated that the eecora- mended standards are reasonable 'minimums; and WHEREAS, in the opinion a the Planning Commission the present standards are inadequate and encourage the construction of substandard dwelling units; and V,IfEREAS, it has been determined by the Planning .-..:oinraission through studies extending over nine months, that this minimum dwelling unit area is feasible and desirable to protect the health„ satiety and general welfare of the city, • and within the jurisdiction-. of the Planning Commission to recommend to the 3ity Council as a necessary means to matiltain the present quality of deve/op- - ment; NOV „THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE CITY PLA'NNIVG COMMISSION hereby approves, and recommends that the City Council adopt, the following ordinanceamending N. S. 154, adding Section 1203, relating to minimum dwelling unit size: The foregoing Resolution was adopted by the naming C.)omartission at a regU- ler meeting held on the let o eceniber„ 1969, by the following .vote: AYES: Comm. 0011WHirt-true', l'iulfinger, Chairman Noble. NOES: None 2kBSENT: Cornn otoe, Stabler CERTIFICATION I hereby Certify that the foregoing Rosolution P.O. 154-75$ was adopted . by the Planning Commission of the City of Hermosa Beach at a regular meet- ing held on the 1st of December, 1969. 'DATE JAMES COLLIS, SECRETARY JOE NOBLE, CH/. RMAN ORDINANCE NO. N. So AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING CHAPTER 7., "BIJILDINGS", OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH BY REPEALING SECTION 7--2.4, "ALLOWABLE FLOOR AREA", AND AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE NO. N. S. 154, AS AMENDED, ARTICLE 12, •"GENERAL PROVISIONS, CONDITIONS AND EXEMPTIONS - YARDS, HEIGHT AND AREib", BY ADDING A NEW SECTION 1208, "MINIMU'M DWELLING UNIT AREA". THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. That pursuant to the recommendation of the Planning Commission of the City of Hermosa Beach, duly made after public hearing as provided in Zoning Ordinance No. N. S. 154, as amended, and after public hewing as prescribed by law before the City Council, said City Council does hereby make the same findings and determinations as are made by said Planning Commission with Reference thereto in its Resolution P.C. 154-758, in order to protect the health, safety, and general welfare of present and future citizens of the City of Hermosa Beach by establishing the mbaiEDuen size for any dwelling unit in the City of Hermosa Beach. SECTION 2. That Section 7-2.4., „Allowable Floor Area", of Article 7, "Buildings", of the Municipal Code of the City of Hermosa Beach is hereby repealed. SECTION 3. That Ordinance No. N. S. 154, as amended, is hereby further amended by adding thereto a new Section 1208 to Article 12, to read as follows: "SECTION 1208. MINIMUM DWELLING UNIT SIZE. "Afamily D ellin s. All multi -family dwelling units (including duplexes) in the City shall have at least the following gross floor areas, exclusive of porches, garages, balconies, or other such accessory structures or architectural features: 1. One bedroom or less dwelling unit - 600 s..,uare feet. 2. Two bedroom, or one bedroom and den dwelling unit - 900 square feet. 3. Three bedroom, or two bedroom and den dwelling unit - 1,200 square feet. 4. Three bedroom and den, or four bedroom dwelling unit -- 1,500 square feet. 5. More than four bedrooms - 1,,800 square feet. B. Atagjazil.miellineg. All single-family dwellings in the City shall have at least the following gross floor areas, exclusive of open porches, garages, • • ubalconies, or other such accessory structures or architectural features: 1. Two bedroom or less - 1,000 square feet. 2. Three bedroom, or two bedroom and den - 1,300 square feet. 3. Four bedroom, or three bedroom and den - 1,600 square feet. 4. More than four bedrooms - 1,900 square feet. "C. Minimum Hater -Motel 'Unit Size. All hotels, motels, or any structure which is intended for occupancy by transients, shall have rooms with a minimum unit size of at least 200 square feet, exclusive of bathrooms. "All dwelling, units now existing which do not meet the standards hereinabove listed are hereby declared nonconforming and subject to the abatement provisions of Article 13, 'General Provisions, Conditions and Exceptions © Nonconforming Buildings and Uses'., of Zoning Ordinance No. N. S. .154, as amended." SECTION 4. That if any section subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of this ordinance is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competentjurisdiction, such decision shalt not affect the validity of the remaining portion of this ordinance. The City Council hereby declares that it would have adopted this ordinance and each section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion thereof, Irrespective of the fact that one Cr more sections, subsections, sentences, clauses, phrases or portions thereof be declared invalid or unconstitutional. SECTION 5.. That this ordinance shall take effect thirty (30) days after the date of its adoption, that the City Clerk of the City of Hermosa Beach shall certify to the adoption of this ordinance, and that within fifteen (15) days after its adoption shall cause said ordinance 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. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this ATTEST: PRESIDENT of the City Council, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California CITY CLERK APPROVED AS TO FORM: CITY ATTORNEY -2 w Ertl aft,* OF MO AMICAM PIeehos Am TO Immo Ameei tNcab VI of the Limited statea Constitution y gatu that.pitotoga o4 t,teatied Nati61,4 by Zh. Watt Statu CoveNnment beam the "zapkeme taro og .doe . a® notWthatand44 coagtkaky kimi- tationt o6 tke Conbtieation. 4and Whe4ea6 notvitrublading WieNin pun44464 aged at. the J" :lti . eons 6moms at ewe that att ratibonem @f a4 o.ated dud be given &coact of hmmane uAt4; that AktleteL 2 o f the convention PAovideb that tt EP4h .. y #gy Iv atg, caw «6 dRegaNed watt; OA, ;w . aired cone Aida may mage been two OA make o6 the 04 ContAccitag p. .,ds. even 41 em. &tate o'6 mat 4A not .iced one of aye Oheued4 the goveument of No&th VI ac: acceded tlacil eonventan c«x, Ane 214 195 D and gevetralent o+6 South aeftem ceded & the conventLon om MovembeU4A F953, and the got k ed s cadee a4 • he wt .on fp "19$5, no octimae of anee Cas bin advanced by NoNth Vet= t . to Matanat Libastion F. :t Wet Cord) deoite tke teR4nden to do 60 on June 1Ls 1965p 4 M. Jaeque6 FettyliNM4 Vice fteadent o6 ghe Intetnationa Csmatttee og.the Reds o Gthenaa weeted appeda on the pant of Atiftle iiitment4t Negativeae, and p oar n inediectLve fhtough the UmihxdStAtu>n o6 Sate, HOW, IIaREFO *''- i6T MIMEO THAT the Adam, ofif„.oi pigkonem Ed. £ e lomediate Netea6e o6 44cfe and maul p41.40n4A60 4. Nopeatke 64 et pahenZAA, 5. Rehr a04 m0 k. Moat 4sTmtATATIG to obevan thy, &Item and ( dmo Pon ersItt aRthmoe Amnia= ii.ghting man ci t144 "6n . taNeoitiwith N ftaraus. Pad be FURTHER ammo r L thot them be:meted by the. C '46 of Om Utited.Statah 'io ~ a�7 code o i pote Lam g �n��' .tt. a��3� . 4 . ao6 Ali' J Mij.c P taL e 5,�y t , 4i� p,�9 to c ny'At pe ars °4 p rz autkohLtyl, and met o6 the Used S e,4 of AMMiCA6h4et hence- pigth be pubticey committed to Ai attaJamist r( peoxim captivW ”" the. svmeravwuea!usex�.�mrt.ara+�mxs�na.um rmnsm�pc vara+»rxocnauc�+wxec.s�avucveusaHa a meth* thia.>n a4 o .raannmatecmwnacauua:ra� • PLAtNNING COMMISSION ATTENDANCE Number •,f Boice .27. 10 Collis 27 2 Himmel 8 Noble 29 Stabler 27 Mulfinger Waiters Ammer 23 Hamilton • 18 Reeves 16 1 5 6 5 0 17 25 7 22 21 5 1 20 10 12 E0121rVer.7 .26 14.011 Z C RC IO.1 AM) :'MM DEPARTIWIT City lial.10 Civic Center, 378-9454,Et. 58 r Yagn P AX AIS gtCREATION COMMISSION 1969 Attendance e e , ' t my Cole —fling Post Harrison Dorey Al Budget • Hay June 2.4 st• 27 A A P A V4bW f tbv b 1241 City.es-graci.l. eitpantikad the Lm 7- P P P p P P • P P P P P A P P :e5 A P A rP2k0;4..;2 } :Al l n 2 3 pe 464 45- r-1-$ P*4 CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION Number of ins Bergloff Bowman English Malone Shaw Anderson 8 8 8 3 8 1 • • pagamoz_pc 1St.'• ,(• P&p imuce Kathy Bergstrom Barber/ Darden jack Martinez Don Murray Joanne Purpus Betty Ryan George Rohrer Carol Tanner *** Dick Willis Frances Young Resigned 2/6/69 Appointed 3/4/69 Resigned 11/29/69 niakersLiffistquase Pr.“ •:31: Abs nt 12 12 • 0 10 8 2 12 10 2 12 10 2 12 120 12 1 1 1 12 12 11 8 3 12 4 CITY =MIL normiosa !eta:4.: Cal/togas- c/s City Clide OaseaTotto- OP:mice Talteel and fattidis 220 -25th Street Hermosa Beach, ChliPormin December SO, 1,909 'E2 t�$ Uabout. I moan 'about 4.-,p0.1.00rAcx,i contract. Farnonally„ I have fn d the 30:fibient 9 mid the Collectors both courteous itz4airto on mere than onte' occasion, aeon the aellootem .go out 'tif attfeir War t collect trash when property ownOrn -Aare nee4a0pa ts1.44ape. *heir barr'sla out en timer, Let's tint ebmige th0.0re040041r0.J.OHAtt i!6r of something more expensive and, perharl, - ose l'undRrntand that there have en coverall, even camomile Age0444it4*,4,— BO have yuu censidared the silt majority?" Mose al . it wh10- ve.'mat acaplainsql must...surely far outnumber the complainers° 1"* foll04th W.00 Antoreat the record (9) you bove.made in connection Withthpjong icceded andergrounding ot al utilities, infllediog salmlete instarintia4.(by'Sterer) of TV cable. Tho fact appeare to be that there hove been mauy.false starts .xcd absolutely no fellow throagh. What, for instances, happened to the Underground Utilities Advisory Conttes? Has ft ever,mot? fte there aver been a detailed cost survey? Th don't yu put this natter back on your agenda at the top for immed- iate consideratiom AM FOLLOW =OM% All of us who own property and reoide in Uormass are aware of your (mr) knotty financial proble6 Bat San Wean was reeling on the rope.* after tbe tKoon.M014040. %far nqd le*h %dist happeaed uten just a couple of energet., kal‘aisttedvW tha bit in their teeth. .Why has.busiftene mewed away from our town? Because you (we've) done' aquotatelly.raWng tOmOkm Cormoso beautiful° - absolutely nothing.' Got :Ad- 614 Overhtad ROMMV ta. antennae from rooftops. Thelis things *ea•ho dote ac -the initial stspe„ deapite the temporary pain to al our pakethoigho. Thm-pach ahead utitb your ma,Aer plan. Beleocte the buttineso dietriet with edagamte off-street parking it the new location° Turn the vacated tioneb area property to +se ce resort betel frontage° Establish sttra atm/Urdu of property maintainenes and minimum regnimmento that taellt&PMilt (shrubsr trees, ctc.) orf airme sort on every pari in flersasalleook„ Sare it's easy to eritioime, perhops ewen easier to sit here at ny typsyriWr and make gradiase ouggestiene. But Hermosa (\retinues t 10 backwards and 4 an ever aceellerating rate. Peaemaeal patchups, tv-v-ht4,. measures 4,ch as the present "street cleaving" farce Pre not on/' laaghshls, they're oad. Add up the makeshift expenditures of the pt year or two. Itll het you'll be startled to discover how much "no wire money you'w squandered. And um, tell -hi I simply don't know the facts. So what? 1 know who. Pernona BO/40h wants and needs. And so de you. Cordially, Robert Y. Holt • Deuember , dirs. James Mosley 1265 Bonnie Brae Hermosa Beach, California Dear IvIts. Mosely: hope you wil/ pardon the delay IA responding to your reqaest, and that of your neighbors, to.raview the need for Saturday purking restvi.tions on yo_r street, and to ohange the day if possible. We hat,e investigated the q:,estion. in considerable depth, since wealie that the imposition of a Scit.irduy ;aorning rking ban is 6 s Abstantial inoon- veniertee. to some people. However, after completinv u st,tdy of the situation end any available alternaMes,Ji embers of the oily staff strongly reoom- mend that the timing not be changed, and I must con-, :ir with them. In order to create an effeeMe city-wide sweeping program, it was found ao.,,essary to switch to a st.n.-di4 igASiS,in which aoeh street wo.ild here two sweeping days, one. for ohside. Obviously, therefore, it was nee essary to Ise .Saturdeys„ and some Goottoa ©f the eity had to be pied. The northeastern q iadrant of the city was designated for this timing baua o the'fa:zt that those neighborhoods generally possessed better off-street paing arrangements then elsewhere. A re\ few of your street, indicates that x;irt.lally eery ho Ise has bothg-arages and driveways so that .each yroporty ocni accommodate at least two cars. In addition, the other side of the street is a\,ailable on S..tarday morning. :1U:only-Ong-to. create.a spe.111 SolAion for your street only wo ad necessitate rero ..ting the sweeker fr�: 000 other'section o the oity on(Aother day, whit.1 WO Id dease the t ery effi-ienuy which.the i-rograat lout eon.:eived to allow. In , a series of Spe..Aal tndtvid.itI Janges,paw.- •ilarly on. the .Sat_trday re Ating, .eo.id.quite easily -leud to an early breakdown ofthe entire new i,rogram. We have invested over $7 in new signs in order to implement the six-duy program', and the res hu„o been eep- • tionully pleasing. .::::omments ree:Aiing, .AS and Onr own obsenations • Page 2 ei;.press the viewpoint that the city's street cleanliness is inch higher than it has ever been in the past.. We therefore feel that no Ilange sho.Ald be made. I am sending a copy a this letter along with yen' commlnications to the City Co-ancil in order that they may be aware of the q:lestion, end can overelle is if they desire. I would appreciate your making this letter known to the other personswho signed yoir cornmunicatton. It is simply- oir feeling that meeting the great needs of Hermosa Beaah neces- sarily involves some minor sacrifices or inconvenien,.e in some respecAs in order to gain greater •.;al les in others, and that yoir street provides s.kffi- cient off-street parking spa, es to ..2.oritinue with the -Saturday morning sweep- ing program. lArCM:mm Enclosire Yours very truly, lIVESLEY C. MC DANIEL City Manager tt- Z.`<ta ilk, 0 ozfral'Ab6O AU Z942., 446 12 10(0. 7si,4 kv,c2(..\t7tA (Noc2 c121.) \\t -t2. -4ste .23000 U\Ck) (\ZD( ..rt0 M.2,0 AZ 00 air/is Zoca,Rat.k.a. c AZ-c,.kL) \\O1043,A U(1th ClbS -tc\ ,a -t( atia kSoOk..MC:100. ts.Art." ‘C 041:)1 (MO a tayeL Vi.Z1 . rdk*Citak*zc ..M.C5\1:• _09• _Abir\ 5W c;:k" -\\•Nz.. `22.11..-Z.LA,_c:±\:625ANTNI,AgCS— CC° \C) cAY0k9-- ) N e5wmft.cci -WW1. E.knitY*) cewl %( ok.)( cp),25 k\m„sc i1/4t3et,A(A `\• QL\c‘ pc -1 oczA2/ c.)Lyybale,(2) Q.Pre• NOac2.„3 (.'(\,-1 .Z\C422,r RKV- '3\a-A acs - - /c24-7 /34,-zeu-rtA:4, .444tesevvi (M56 Z 53Do-v.14:1, Aot,9 4090glic if Ar. .44-egs 23 6-- .4 • '. 13 -at• • • January 2, 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Coundtl FROM: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: Utility Poles, Valley Drive (Weinberg letter). Gentlemen: The work in question was initiated last May, when the engineering staff approved an excavation permit to Edison to replace a series of existing poles; the physical work actually got underway about six weeks ago. Edison's intent is to provide a new 16KV transmission source from Valley Drive at about 25th Street, up to 28th, thence west to Hermosa Avenue, and then south to 24th Street: This is needed to assure power supplies in the beach area, and was viewed.by Edison as the -best route. The job basically entails replacing existing 45 foot poles with 50.foot ones, with the 16KV line on top and normal distribution lines on crossarms below. The new poles are grey, and generally of better design. Our review of the plans was fairly rou- tine, since our options for control are also limited. From discussions with Mrs. Weinberg and another neighbor, it is clear that their main concern centers on one particular pole, at the corner of 28th and Valley (this is not to imply that they aren't also concerned about the entire new pole line replace- ment). This particular pole is 55 feet high, and the top portion projects above the sand hill crest line and intrudes into their ocean view, from the new houses on Hermosa View. The older pole was only 45 feet. After discovering this„ we began working on Edison to consult with the people, view the pole from their homes,and revise their plans to reduce that pole to a height which is still below the visual hill crest. It is our understanding that this 'public relations effort is still going on; and contacts are being•thade today (Friday). We should have some additional word by Meeting time. Re.spectfully submitted, WCM:mrn cc: • Mr. extol' Mrs. Weinberg Harry Smith • /714 • WESLEY C. MC DANIEL City Manager 04w • vas re.wat January 6, 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Planning Commission SUBJECT: Height of Utility Structures in Public Rights-of-way. Gentlemen: The Planning Commission has consistently requested, and where possible, required, that all new utility service be underground. In view of the strongly deleterious effect of wind-borne salt on most above -ground utilities, this is both a desirable and reasonable position. The Commission recognizes that it is not practical to achieve this goal of undergrounding all utilities at this time or in the near future. However, the Commission sees no justification for further encroachment into the air space by existing utilities. The city has placed a height limit of thirty-five (35) feet on all development on private property in the city. It is the unanimous recommendation of the Planning Commission that a height limit of thirty-five (35)' feet also be placed on all structures on public rights-of-way within the city. Respectfully submitted, 1-40-1 ROBERT E. CRAIN FORD City Planner R Cam DeeeMber 30, 1969 REF rlacem nt of at it .an the agenda of the January 69 1970 Council Heating of Hermosa B;: aah Mr. and Mrs0 David F. Weinberg respectfully request th t the natter of the construction uction of the power pole cvn Valley Drive be placed on the agenda of the : k:; mmol ► Beadh City Council Meting to be held on January 60 David Po Weinberg Mrs. David Pm W irlberg 290v Hermosa Vi w Di i v Hermosa Beach.® California, 90254 • Actors' Repertory Thetre at the Burbage Theatre 111 Pier Wenue Herm sa Beachv California December 31„ 1969 To the' Honorable Mayor and the City Council of Hermosa Bech Dear Sirs: We request that you waive the $60.00 fee normally required to obtain the Clark Stadium. . The stadium is to be used by us on January 11, 100 for the purpose of a benefit. dinner. Proceeds fro M said dinner will ba used to Rend the Actor' urtory Theatre to the Edinbough Festival of the Arta in Soot/and this summer. We are a wsm-profit organization, Respectfully yours Terry Collier Resident Producer Burbage Theatre • January 2, 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: Parking Meters, 22nd Street Gentlemen: Evidently, the majority of businessmen on 22nd Street "west of Hermosa Avenue want meters, as noted on the attached poll response. This confirms the comments made verbally to prior observers. I think we made one cautionary report before, but it should be repeated, that there are three primary drawbacks to "spotting" a few meters in isolated locations: a) It spreads th4 enforcement effort, and the new presence of meters normally intensifies demands for increased enforcement. b) It complicates, and makes more inefficient, the money collection activity. c) Most importantly, experience has indicated that such met ers are more prone to vandaliSm, jamming, or burglary attempts. These concerns, of course, are minor compared with the need for parking control, where _it does exist --but they should be borne in mind. We can. certainly install the meters if so directed. Respectfully submitted, e, ,et4-1 WESLEY C. MC DANIEL City Manager WCM:mm Enclosure do I December 31, 19 69 TO: VVesley C. McDaniel, City Manager • FROM: Ronald S. Bergman, Administrative Msistant SUBJECT: 22nd Street Parking Meter Survey Results Sixteen questionnaires were sent out to property owners, businessmen, and residents...only six were returned. The results were overwhelmingly in favor of meters; to wit: Four businessmen responded favorably. One property owner/resident approved. One tenant replied negatively. "ii-\•pectfully submitted, jAg 3 °look - RONALD S. BERGMAN Administrative Assistant • • 31, 1969 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Ronald S. Bergman, Administrative Assistant SUBJECT: Refuse Contract -Status Report Gentlemen: The current contract for refuse collection services between the city. and Coast Disposal Company will expire July 31, 1970. Fat the past few weeks the staff has been reviewing the contract, applicable ordinances, and the various regulations pertaining thereto. Some of the major items under dis- cussion and review are outlined below: Combined Collection Although combined combustible and non-combustible collection is the ,:•stab- lished procedure, it is contrary to both the contract and the regulations. This change will merely update our code to reflect existing and desired practtces. Quantity•, Limit Currently, each residential unit ts limited to 150 pounds of rubbish per col- lection day. We believe this restriction is unworkable in that it is difficult for citizens to understand and remember. It has proven to be a constant source of complaint. 11101SALI.,...aisemi,sacil...atmmercial establishments. The present contract is quite explicit in establishing price ceilings in all categories except this one. Such a clause would close this loophole. Unit Count The current contract provides a base unit count from which additions and deletions are made. This figure has been the root cause of much of our refuse problems. The new contract will be linked to the refuse billing list of accounts. Adjustments thereto will be made in the normal manner (Build- ing Department quarterly reports). Units discovered by the contractor which are not listed in the refuse billing system will be added at the next regularly scheduled adjustment. He will not have the right to retroactively bill for previously rendered service. Bin Maintenance Many bins throughout the city are desperately in need of repair and dean - trig. The present contbact does not provide a maintenance clause for con- tractor supplied/owned bins. We believe it is the contractor's responsibility to meet minimum maintenance standards. 1. Operable .and functioning lids. 2 Properly and regularly cleaned. 3. Periodic painting to prevent rust. Vehicle Maintenanre and Fnsr�ect�on At least semiannual inspection of collection vehicles for mechanical, sani- tary, and aesthetic factors. Within reason, deficiencies should be required to be corrected. It is our understanding, that at one time a truck did not have an emergency brake. Publishing of Policy Chafes Any change of policy which affects residents, will be required to b published to a newspaper of general circulation at least forty-eight hours in advance of said change. Cardboard Boxes At present, cardboard boxes are not regulation containers, and shouldn't be for household refuse. However, they are quite adequate for lawn cuttings and garden trimmings, provided the box is collected with the items. Such a provision is being studied for a new contract. 1Ow ,Syst in Rer ag nation In the event that a new system of refuse collection is adopted by the city (t. e., plastic or paper bags) new provisions necessary for the implementa- tion thereof would be negotiated. Other Changes 1. Publishing of pick-up schedule for weeks containing holidays. 2. Nondiscrimination clause. 3. Possible upgrading of insurance and bonding requirements. 4. Establishment of exact truck routes. S. Inclusion of Christmas trees in normal pick --up. 6. Redefinition of "Uniform Container" to include plastic or paper refuse sacks. 7. Precise pick -yip schedule for city -owned cans • After final discussion on the above. items and after the bidding process takes place, other questions and considerations must be evaluated. 1. Inclusion of special pick-ups. (anything goes). 2. Nonexclusive contract for commercials, professional and apartments. 3. City billing for apartments as it does for singles and duplexes. 4. City provided service. The following is a preliminary time -table for completing the necessary steps in awarding a new contract. ' Mtd-January. - 1. New contract clauses drafted. 2. Proposed ordinance changes drafted. 3. Proposed regulation changes drafted. February ist 1. Final review of proposed contract, ordinance and regulations. Mid -February 1. Review Coast Disposal question. (to continue contract?)... if negative prepare list of proposed bidders and develop specifications. March let 1. Adopt proposed ordinance and regulation changes. 2. Notify Coast Disposal if we desire to t snegotiate contract or Maa and advertise for bids. April ist 1. Receive bids. Mid --May 1. Award Contract, (Respectfully s bmttted, . Ckirt`M)-• • RONALD 8; BERGMAN Administrative Assistant RSB:mm • December 31, 19 69 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council PROM: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: Lifeguard Headquarters Site Gentlemen: As you well know, the proposed lifeguard operational headquarters build- ing has undergone a considerable metamorphosis since the study first began. It started small, 'grew larger as the Beach Department was formed, and then diminished in size when the Department offices were placed in Manhattan Beach. We are forwarding with this agenda copies of the new proposed location. This revised scheme was actually proposed by the lifeguards themselves, has been worked around by our staff, and is now a joint recommendation. The main features of the plan now are; 1. • A much smaller building, running parallel to the pier. It would not be readily visible from any direction other than, to some extent, up and down the beach, except for the second story portion. 2. Garaging in th,,, new plan houses only fo Jr vehicles, and most of their runs would be on the sand. Any surface street use would enter directly from Pier Avenue. Only a minor scale drive and paved area would be needed. 3. At the ocean end of the garage, a two-story unit would provide for the 1-5 people on duty. Showers and related uses would be below,. with the communications and lookout center, Captain and Lieutenant offices, and duty room topside. 4. As part of the new plan, the restrooms would be relocated against the pier head and integrated into the design of the pier. 5. Also included would be widening to fifty feet and repaving of the Strand south to Eleventh with planters and a new wall, (setting the format for renovation north to Thirteenth thereafter). 6. Parking needs for the station would be inconsequential, and could be provided as before on the end of Eleventh Street or in the District lot. 7. The entire layout would be architecturally designed and could use the same building materials as the pier entrance; the theme would follow that already approved for the previous larger building. • • Page 2 ShOuld the Council endorse this concept, we will immediately complete work with the architects (the same ones) on actual design. Construction would be done this spring, in time for summer use. Details of the ground lease would be finalized. The lease and actual design will be processed through the City Council; design and Strand work will also be placed for Planning Commission and Improvement Commission review as appropriate. We will be prepared to discuss all items in greater detail at the meeting. The request, and recommendation, is that the City Council endorse this revised concept, so that advance work can proceed. WCM:mm Enclosure fully submitted, JAC • 1SE AS CO Councilman 'WESLEY C. MC DANIEL City Manager • January 2, 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City. Council FROM: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: Herondo Street Progress Gentlemen: 19.70 starts out with good news in at least one subject. .the Herondo improvement is off and running! Early last week, following by a few days the receipt of "preliminary final plans" from Koebig and Koebig, project engineers, a staff meeting was held in Redondo to clarify all pending points. Happily, the meeting indicated that there were no major decision problems left, and we were able to set a tentative target date for ' start of construction...September 1 Thus, working backward, we have set some. interim dates: February. 1 - final city input on all changes; mid -spring - financing (County gas tax„plue city); Spring final engineering; Summer- bidding; also Sumner construction of sewer putup plant; and September to December - actual construction. This job, of course, consists only of "Phase One" - the stretch from Valley Drive to Hermosa Avenue. Cost estimates are around $136,000, excluding right-of-way (planned for no -cost donation), with a 70/30 cost split percentage, Redonda/Hermosa. "Phase Two", east to Pacific Coast Highway, involves large scale right-of-way transactions and relocation of the major transmiseion towers, ancl is probably 2-4 years in the future. The new street is a 100 foot right-of-way with four traffic lanes, two parking lanes, eight foot sidev.falks, left turn lanes, and a sixteen foot landscaped mecilan. Street trees and decorative lighting are planned. The Hermosa Avenue intersection will be signalized. From our standpoint, the biggest problem is property acquisition (three parcels) fbr the proposed straightening of Monterey. We feel that it would be foolish not to make this improvement now, with the advent of the new major arterial. We have authorized Redondo Beach, as principal agent on the project, to also handle .:this acquisition', after our Latta/ contact, but condemnation may well be necessary. Page 2 Design elements still ander consideration include: a) Details of Valley terminus design. b) North side street tree locations c) Landscaping design in general d) Type and location of decorative lighting. A necessary step is filing of the grade crossing application, also on this agenda. Approval is expected within sixty days. A more detailed rundown on the plans, can be provided at the meeting, if desired. We°ll have them- posted on the display board. Respectfully submitted, Vv ESLEY C. MC DANIEL City Manager V+. CM:rnm • • RESOLUTION KO. A RESOLUTION OF T COUNCILOF THE CITY OP HERAOSA BEACH CAL/FORNIA& AUTHORIZING THE PUBLIC WOR AND MIGINEERING AMINISTRATOR O THE, CITY OF REDONDO BEAM TO EXECUTE APPLICATION, TOGETHER WITH AMENDMENTS THERETO& TO TE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION O THE STATE OP CALIFORNIA& FOR AUTHORITY TO CONSTRUCT GRADE CROSS/NG AT HERONDO STREET OVER THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA. A SANTA FE RAILWAY CO. TRACM one cm ma me mo 00 mi. mai REEREAS, the City of Hermosa Beach and th. City of Redondo Beach have heretofore entered into a joint powers agreement for the improvement of Herondo Street, betwean Pacific Cot Highway and Harbor Drive, under the terms of which the City of Redondo Beach will act as the agent of the City Of Hermosa Beach or the construction of such improvement; and WHEREAS, the said improvement of Herondo Street necessitates the construction of a grade crossing of aaid street across the right-of-way of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Co. which requires a permit from the Public Utilities Commission of the State of California; HOWe THEREFORE, the Council of the City of Hermosa Beach, 0 California, does horeby resolve ts followsg . BECTX014 1. That it vmul.4 be in the b st intocast Of the ,City to apply to the Pliblic'Utilitioo Commission of the Stato of California for authrity. to conmtruct a grad crossing at the intersection.of Herond Streot and the Atchison, TopOkt and Santa Fe Railway C*.. tracks, and that such authority im required before construction may c ence purAuant to Section, 1201-1205 of the Pliblic Utilities Code of the State of California. . -1- SECTION 2 u That the Public Works and Engineering . - _.. Administrator of the City of Redondo Beach, be and his is hereby authorized, on behalf of the City of Hermosa Beach, to execute the necessary application, together %;ith all necessary amendments .hereto, for such authority. SECTION 3. That the City Clerk latall c rtify to the passage and adoption of thin r esolI tion, dha11 enter the same in the Book of Resolutions of said City, end shall cawwa the action of the City Council in adopting the same to be entered in this official AinUtes of said City Cecil. • .11 ssec , approved, and adopted this cbay of • ATTEST Mayor City Clerk (SEAL) R. APPROVED AS TO PO :City Attorney TO: Wesley C4 McDaniele City Manager FROM John E0 Stevens0 Director of Public Works SUBJECT: Release of Lien - 1224 - 20th Piece On May 20e 1964e this office accepted a liene on behalf of the City: frora George Elo and T'udith M Morris against property located at 1224 - 20th Place0 in lieu of the require- ment eq iregent for construction of curb!) gutter and side Jaik along the property frontage, Citizens Escrow Compann representing the property owner a has glade arrangements for the satisfying ' f the lien through a cash deposit and requests a re1ea,e of lien by the City® The attached resolution authorizing the release of lien has been prepared, It is requested that this resolution be brought before the City Council for their approval, JOHN E, STEVENS Director of Public Wor]s JES Frac RESOLUTION NO. L S. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, COUNTY OP LOS 'ANGELES, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR OP THE CITU OP HERMOSA BEACH TO SIGN ON BEHALF OP THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH A RELEASE OP LIEU ON REAL PROPERTY, TD CITY COUNCIL OE' THE CITY OP HERMOSA, BEACE0 CALIFORNIA, ))O HEREBY RESOLVE AS MUCUS: SECTION 1, That the City Council of the City of Hermosa Beache Californiat authorizes the Mayor to sign a Release of Lien attached hereto and incorporated herein by referelacev said lien being claimed by the City c Hermosa Beach tpon the following describ ed property to 14.7it Lots 108 and 1090 Walter Ransom Co 's Redondo Home Tract e city of Hemosa Beachv county of Lo Angeles0 state of California as per is reorded in book 9v page 57 of Maps in the office of the county recorder of said county.. SECTION 2. The City Clerk shall attest to the execution of the Release of Lien and cause the same along with a certified copy o2 this resolution to be recorded in the office of the Los Angeles County RecordsK SECTION 3, !Me CitT Cierk shall certify to the passage aad adoption o this resolutionv and it ahall b in Immediate force and effect. P2SSED0 APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of e 1970 PRESIDENT of the City Councilv an MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beacho California CITY CLERK ...W.TPt‘fAte.."..irmam...ZrnetVcFerrxmkxenm.r.v.tt-nIVHavnTrsxrsraxxtTfsA,.IetzW,+kv.wsrantrmSxr.e:ms 7- - Do pot detach --Return :all copies APPLICATION FOR ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE(S) To: Department of Alcoholic' Beverage 2Control 1215 0 Street *Sacramento, Calif. 95814 rtEi4 4DISTRICT SERVING LOCATION),.. The undersigned hereby Tippliet for licenses described as follows 3. NAMES) OF APPLICANT(S)` Do Not Wr te;Above,This t�tAME(S): OF L7CENSE(S) . .; rev Only ' 3. TYPE(S) OF TRANSACTION(S) 4. Name of Business St-°. '11x311 5. Location of Business -Number :and Street City and Zip Code County 6. If Premises Licensed, Show Type of License p 8. Mailing Address (if different from 5) -Number and Street 4616 RLndse Avenue'', Pleyt>; ` Bei Hey 9. Have you ever been convicted of a, felony? 711 TOTALy' 7. Are Premises Inside City Limits? fl .(Temp) (Perm) PERM 10. Have you ever violated any of the, provisiotts°•of the Alcoholic Beverage Control- Act or, regulations of, the 'Department per taining to,the Act?. 11. Explain a "YES" -answer to Items 9 or 1.0 on an attachment which shall be deemed`part of this application. 12. Applicant agrees -'(a).that ,any manager employed in the business will have allthe, qualifications ofa licensee, anti (b) that he will not violate or cause ,or permit to- be violated any of the provisions of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act 3." STATE OF CALIFORNIA aft County off ' t el.e Date Under penalty. of;pbrjery •-each .person whose signature' appears below, certifies and says:41), Ho is'the applicant or one of the -,applicant} or an executive; officer of the applicant corporatioYj''nained in the foregoing application, :duly authorized to make this application on its behalf; (2) 'that. he has aead,ttlle' fore- going application and knows .the contents thereof and that each and all of the statements therein. made are true; (3), that no person other Attars the applicant or applicants has any direct or.gnairect interest in the applicant's or applicants' business to be conducted under the licenses) for which this -application is made; (4) that the transfer-: application or proposed transfer, is not made to satisfy the payment of a loan or to fulfill an agreement entered, into more„than ninety (90) days preceding the day pn which.the transfer application is filed With the, Department or to gain.or establish a preference hs or for'any,creditor of transferor or to defraud or injure any creditor of transferor::, 4.' ransferor. - 4.` APPLICANT:y ” SIGN HERE: 5. STATE OF CALIFORNIA - APPLICATION BY :'TRANSFEROR County' of :-- - tER Under penalty: ofperjury,'eac)i person whose 'signature' appears below, certifies and says: (1) He is the°licensee; or. ail' executive Officer of the corporate licensee,. -named in the foregoing 'transfer•appl eation, duty authorized to make this. -transfer application on its behalf; (2) that .'he hereby make ;#pOc9tian to surrender all interest in theattached'license(s) described below and to transfer 'same' to the applicant and/orIocation' indicated 'an The •upper,portign of `this application form, if such transfer is approsed'ItyAle, Director; (3) that the transferappbcation or proposed transfer isnot made to satisfy':the payment aloan or to fulfill an';agreement entered into more than'; ninety clays preceding the day on which the transfer application,is fined with the Deportmdnt or WI gain or establish a preference to or for any creditor of transferor or to defraud or_injure anic creditor of_transferprt , ro •" �g f � r$ �' i µ w � t 6."Name(s)of-Licensees) `¢' 17. Signature(s) of Licensees' i, License Number(s) CH1ELLAt rrsok iset143425 City and Zip Code ` ,'.,County -. Do Not Write Belot? This Line, For Depart 'hent Use anty Y % Attached: 0 Recorded notice, k s 0 `Fidilciary paper' s, OPIES MAILED RenewaI:'fee ` of.' ABC421 t (10 69) 1 3 5 6 7 WISE, KILPATRICK P.: CLAYTON ATTORNYS AT LAW 200 PINE AVNUE, SUITE 507 POST OFFICE Pox 2210 LONG HACH. CALIFORNIA 90001 T E L. 4.33=Xfait,ti0 Ma.IYEVID.V2 435-6565 775-3206 Atomyu for Claimant (SPACE BEDOW POR TILING STAMP ONLY ) 81 In Re Claim of: 91 BRANDON J..DEITRICK, 5 CLAIM FOR PERSONAL INJURY by and through his parent, ) 10 CAROL DEITRICK, 5 AND LOSS OF WAGES • i ) 11 Claimant. Z ....................".........,......4F 12 13 14 13 17 18 19 20 2:1 22. 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 TO: CITY CLERK, CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES. STATE OF CALIFORNIA: COMES NOW, claimant, BRANDON J. DEITRICK, by and through his parent, CAROL DEITR1CK; and presents his claim as follows: 1. Name and address of claimant° nmsomeu cso rec.. neararomaaerasoccu...acsa BRANDON JAEGER DEITRICK, 830 Cypress, Hermosa Beach, California. 2. Person and addresP where notices to be sent: John L. F rt, Attorney at Law, 200 Pine Avenue, Site 507, Long 3,sech, California 90802. 3 Factg: On November 11, 1969 claimant was injured while crossing Valley •Drive at 0 point 174 feet south of the south curb line of 8th Street within the City o. Hermosa Beach. Adverse vehicle was driven by Gayle Sue Reidy, 345 WiGconoin, Apt, 1.07, Long Beach California. Claimant was under the direction, con- trol and supervision of Officer James Worth of th, Hermosa Beach Police Department when the accident occurred. 1 2 3 0 7 8 9 10 111 *• 1: :14 10 le 17 18 • • su ta,i.n t b s.1aim nt_insio aK a vno6, i Fracturd right femur and anther injuries. Officer James Worth of the Hermosa Beach Police Department. (a) Cenral damges for pin and suf- fering, uffer g, pe m nent disabi'U y and physicalimipair n : $100,000,00 (b) Medical. , (appr ziixate1y) 1© Hospital: .y9.94n2S4 L. Doctor bills2 bills620.00 A'i9bulance o 32.00 (c) Loss of future baaeiqdSg capacity: presently un .down 19 pareBRITnt of 20 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 52 x z.. sign r`1 as >, 1 0 Las 3 4 • 7 8 9 ,5.aa 1C fi fl iit r� 281 27 29 30 ' RSLPA R Crf & CLAYTON ATTOR NEVI; AT LAW 200 PINE M1CP$11E, lllTi 1.50? POST (7u•6';€Cia 22a(,) LONG PEACti, CALIFOR VIA, 9000 T E L. XICTLItan rr ::x a- llnem .7. 43` -656x5 775,-3206 l luitTl I°L i¢ tte,,.. .1............eY in Re Claim of CAROL DEITRICK, Claimant.; (WP,:f3:41 PrIL<F' 1 nit?. i i:X,17.1E1$. t'zt ft? ONLY) CLIIIM FOR LOSS O+'' WAGES AND OTHER EXPENSES X902 CITY CLERK, CITY 0. ITRM0SA 4 CR, CO4J:. TY OF LOS M11°SCG:aLES STATE +ETtAT E OF C/ LI8' O p 1! .,E .: q 6 S NOW claimant, CAROL :E T4. T- ,^e 9 her claim as follows: .s Name and addre * o. CAROL DEITRICK, 830 Cjprees, Iffier moo Beac v 2. .Lersonardadru, an�xrr�rrax, r. eman.ri_�u.may:�.:,,.eo-nce:..s.nrs:w:a::: m _ x 6C4i e to bc. FIE. fa fa John L9 Fart, Any Atovney at Lgm, 200 Pine Avenue e Su.'1.t6 5070 Long Leach, California 9002. 3. Facts r .sca:.rcexm..m }},, On rmTi'.' 1.969s a `xrF= { i ,r,,^ n ® souPRAND014 sS DEITVIrE a� tyy+S,t�.r ,��((��,♦♦�� while e/� rr�v d "+` ng 1I1'x' . �' ey 9. �. , �a' at CF eel- i4 n� � `�v.. �1_ �" k,G li.Vr/W bhe 6a'� 4'�kdN ..n i. �. .fl .r h, of zhe south curb line of eth Stroot 4th0 Ci 3 a Q' Mmrnvoa Beach. " dve'r vC".h. cleTil<s`.-' driven by. Gar...c Sue ?, :s fit." ); ; 35 Wisconsin pCalifornia,.t1 , .. Apt. e �0#�P , dl oag ;. soh ( Claii`fn xl.l son was under..the dixection, control and Dcr or,;. ;ion of j i+,l s t s'C n.t'ft''�..en the accident occ r:'''e`e'4 n 4 Damageo uctal..ned n4:a�ar,a.,.74 hsesus ,.._1.1¢m.x,x..n,.,e>,=,u7 a ,_,,z ..x.,as� rads,„ (a) LOSS of Kt+n ,g(,: o; 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 .12 13 14 15 18 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 20 27 28 29 30 31 32 • • (b) Expenses related to ho me car and medical. car of son. 5. Public saupeEmosible for inkax: Officer James Worth of the Hermosa Beach Police Department. 6., pmount of q/TAgoti (a) Loss of wages: (b) Rome care expenses: amount unknoum $230.00 a ant 1 2 3 4 5 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 15 17 15 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 2? 28 29 30 31 32 Tat dm MIL OP MI CM OP UOWLOS 841t44A..K MTN OP CALIFORNIA CLAMART pt, 1. 2. Aa'.em 6th Stroat memo.'` s; _Luter4b, B. Please notice to k ®t 3400 E. netlame Avettissefr. Wet to A. VILLSON lit. 90255. StO Otb et 7445 / 7t%7iaS7a n or t :rdr t r�f'.t flt•4„ ty at of t arm lic officers it acting 1n won- t hemodas' ..rd blo /Ways thout _: s .fit and iii out a t saitt police f cera ,arreiteds.. gyp, ' elk.,-,,; .t to c } = ,_a booked and Wars with the commission of three ori to wits V% ;3 tion oft Section 148 of the Penal 004e; Section 242 t the Penal Code; M Section 594 :-.f tf f 'ti nal y ::r,S ;r,11 of t4,6 State of Californias oh crimes it committed net committed Vy claimant; that claimant 1 minors 16 Imam of H thaving been J,aErg,els 1953® Etavi of evi r m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 and taken to jail and la .nor burdened with an ort record for crimes he did not co tt.. R. The names, eo far as known of police officers are D. Rooin.sco and P. Burk representing the City of Hermosa rmosa B ch, and salc. police of 1cr > made the bov arra t in the course of their employment and work- as policemen for the said city. F. David Haddon Holladay claims $259000 general damages and 00,000 punitive doges for the loss of his freedom, his embarras t8 his hystillaticet, and the oto of int police cord, a/1 of Bch were mused by said wrongful arrest DAM: 6131ter 9, 1969 GE0E: A. WILLSON Attorney at Lew 3400 E. Plane Avenue Huntington 1 Park, Calif a 9255 0 Attorney for ' Clai t d2. • • P!:,t gt, •'); taA. ,a oa eriT 1.1 -0 sgwE eas6034 -.rant• qv .-..: rA-7'...."-!,:;-:-• . ;.:: k.:...,1 ''.'1...(.'5 •..'. ;1', Q2'..:, t:..:1... *. W r:t 6.', :11.&.".i.l..7nk • l'101"•U.':.':- 0172,-a 4u1. :. ., .. .. :1, e r :, . ::-..,•-,.:-..:.,.: ,,,..-ir,':;:- ..c....,,, ..,....fe .,„J'.; v,,;..t.a..,,,,.r,r1,..mvs-,;.1,,D 1" -• ,:j--,,•:',";-!'::.,k..j.,-.'-i.... '.-.....,-..,:: .':::,,,.::"..w ',::,d .'i.:.: -.,,,-.:.--1.::::.:::z,... t:-...,,,,gr:,,s5 H' 4"...1,;,.2 1:,..U. ,„12,-.:g'Jni(,,,,T • l';',',..;',4 1,pr • ..!..4:t7;;i'2!:I1 QS IMJAW arrYM oa 2f. Ct (gNIc • 41:17:Y1 7p.m.,!*,141.t: 8g •• X" et. SF= • • llecemher 29, 1969 TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council FROM: Mary A. Edgerton, City Clerk SUBJECT: Building and Construction Trades Wage Rates, Los Angeles County Only Attached is a listing of the sub -trades hourly wage rates of building and construction trades unions affiliated with the Los Angeles Building and Construction Trades Council. We request that the Council act to adopt these wage rates as published in November, 1969, as the prevailing rate of per diem wages In the City of Hermosa Beach. • • RESOLUTION NO° N S A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY couNca, OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, REQUESTING AN ALLOCATION OF COUNTY AID TO CITIES FUNDS FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF SELECT SYSTEM STREETS. WHEREAS, the County of Los Angeles has appropriated certain monies to the City of Hermosa Beach as County Aid to Cities; and WHEREAS, the City Council desires to expend the amount of $15,000.00 of said funds accrued to the City for the maintenance of streets on the City's approved Select System, NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITYCOUNCM OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS SECTION 1. That the County of Los Angeles is hereby requested to allocate $15,000.00 to the Aid to Cities funds apportioned to the City for the maintenance of those streets on the currently approved Select System of Streets (excluding State Highways), on file with the Division of Highways, State of California, and incorporated herein by reference. SECTION 2. That the City Clerk is directed to forward a certified copy of this resolution to the Los Angeles County Road Commissioner for processing. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO FORM: V1.111.1.101•11901.1•"W PRESIDENT of the City Council, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California CITY CLERK CITY ATTORNEY • • ORD:CU:ANC) 1? NO „ N.S 376 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CIT N` OF HERMOtak BEACH, CALIFORNP., ADDING, KRTICLVVL "REPORT OF RESIDENT -PI RECORDS", TO CHAPTER 7, ,OFTB MUNIC IPAL CODE Or THE CaTY oEratit4OSA, BEACH T17171, Cart C OUNCII OF THE (MY' OF HER OSA EFAC CAL TSDRNSA, DO w ORDAIN AS FOLI,OWE4 SECTION 1 ThElt a new ArtiGleVLentitled "Reports of Residentia, Building Records", is hereby added to Chapte 7, "Buildings", of the Municipal Code of th City of Hemosa Bch, California, said Artic.qo VI. to read i..! follows° "ARTICLE - REPORT or REM:DENT:TM, M:GUM mcoRDs "Section 7-25. ynisoiti„ "Pur,=suant to Article 6.5 (commencing With, Section 38780 „ C WAY: 10 , Pt 2, Divis ion 3 Title, 4, of the Gov mot Code of the $tate of Californ a , it is the intent of the Cy Council to assula that the grantee of a residential building within the City is furnished a report of matters of City E'ecord pertaining to the authorioed use, occupancy and leaning classification o real property prior to see or exchange. "Section 7-26. Ddlatti.orts_„ meallS any pe-c.;•.son, co -partnership, association, corporation or fiduciary having legal o equitable title or any interest in any rim,1 !property. (b) identi bUdhQ hall mean any iFil\Mvsd mat ProPertIl dc$ tq' rug; t used „ o.' permitted to be used iow efi,velling purposes, situated in the City of Hermosa 'Beach, and shat include the building o structm lovated on SeLid improved real property:, (0) 'Agreement of sal& means a,ny agreement or written instrument which pmvides that any ownersh IP o in'erest in title to any real property is to k transferred from one owner to another owner. "Section 7-Z7, Re020,..Rteuiri'pd. "At the time of entering into an "eggsement of sale' or exchange of any residential building, the owner or his authorized representative shall obtain front "the City a Vepon of the residential building record showing the regulaily authorized use, occupancy, and zoning classification of such property. Said vepott shall be valid for a period not to exceed six (6 months from date of issue. "Section 7-28. Apjetication. "Upon aPplication of the owner, or his authorized agent, and the payment to the City of al fee of Five ($5.00) Dollars, the DireCtor of Building arid Safety shall review, pertinenent City Fecovds and deliver to the ,51pplicant a report of residential. building records which shall contain the following information insofar as it is avail.able "(a) The street address and lege/ description of subject prOperty. (b) The Zone classification, arid authorized use, as set forth in the Municipal Code of the City of FJermose Beach. WI The occupancy as indicated arid established by permits of xecord. (d) Variances, conditional use permits, a.nd other pertinent lecislative acts of record. (e) Any special festrictions in use or development whkth may apply to the subject pr'operty. (f). Any known nonconforraities and/o!' violations of City Building Code, or Zoning Regulations. "Section 7-29, Delof IkkoFt„ "The report.of KeSideriktia.t building record shall be delivere,d by the owner, or the authoilaed designated representatkre of the owner., to the buyer or transferee of: the Eesidential, building prior to the consummation of the sale or exchange- The buyer OF transferee shall ex....ecute a ..*eceipt therefor as fturiished by the City, and said receipt shall be delivered to the Building Department, as evidence of compliance with the pvisions of this ordinance, "Section 7-30. 1;1: zsica Exqm.isiati9rk of1Fowly. "Upon the verified request of sellAw, a physical examination of titC subject property shall be made by the Nal Department, and a repo.d..t thereon delivered 0 said seller. An inspection fee of F.kght ($8,00) Dcillars shall be charged for such inSpection. "Unless a. physical inspection is made, the Report shall include the phrase, • • "'This cenificate is b6sod upon existing recoxxls on/y, that the se/ler iAlled to rf.:?,quest a physical examination of the property by the Building: Department: to det6;rmine whether c not building and zoning defictienciesxis "section 7-31 „ "The provisions of this, article shall re.3t apply to the fiKst sale of residential, building lOceted in a subdivision whose final map has be P PEOVed 811() recorded in accordancr, with the Subdivision Map Act not mo Ulan two (Z) years prior tc., the first sake, "Section 7-32. Porisw "A7.4n3rit.G "(a) The Dil'ector of Building and Safety shall prepare standardized forms for the Report of Re S idential. Building Re-aords „ Said Report shall b delivered to the ownetw., Or his azithoriFed agent,. by registered mall, within forty (40) calendax days of receipt of the appiication and feet, "(0 Should the City fail to deliver, or to attempt to deliver', said -Report within the afoxementioned forty (40) days, the sala,„ if consummated, shall not he deemed in violation of this ord "Section 7-33„ Penaillekt, "(a) Anyone in violation of the provisions of this article shall h guil y of misderaeanoi-7,, and upon conviction, thereof shall. be puritshable provic3ed by the provisions of Chapter T., Section 1-7 of the Municipal Code. of the „At& of Hermosa Beach. "0741 No sale or exchange of residential ps-operty shall be invalidated solely because: of the failure of. any peR'son to comply with any provisions of this mrlinance 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 ordirrance," SECTION 2. This ordinance stall go into eff.ect and R)Je in full force and operation ftfom and after thiKty (30) days following its final passage and adoption. SECTION 3 The City Clerk shall certify to t he pa.ssage and adoPtion of this ordinance'd shall cause the sqine to be entered in the book of onal ordinances of said Cityl shall make a minute of the passage and adoption thereof in. the records -3- oif the meeting at which the same is ssed andadopted'o) 'and shall within fifteen (1.5 dwis agtek. the passage and F.,,,,doption thereof cause the SFAVa to be:published at: least once In the Hermosa Bex,-;11. Review, a weekly ne.wspaper of genegalcLcn putaisheci and circulated ht the city of Iierialosz BeNch, California. PASSED, APPRC), this XspEzeir.N.,:rn.,C.1,12-yrxrilat,,e,rstercraz.," E.traasam,,,,X • PRESIDENT of the City Council, and laNOR of the City of Hermosa, Beaohe California. ATT)STs C,NTY CLERK APPROVED AS TO FORM C; Ulf ATTORNEY ...,-,•,..[Sse,,Serrarnovrterevara...--,....,ent-wel....}......14,...gemtleecy$ -4- December 30, 1969 TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council FROM: Mary A. Edgerton, City Clerk SUBJECT: General Municipal Election - April 14, 1970 I respectfully request permission from your honorable body to use the IBM Votomatic vote recorder in the forthcoming municipal election, to be held on Tuesday, April 14, 1970, and to employ the services of Modernage Election Suppliers, specialists in the use of the punch card voting system as well as the manual paper ballot method. I have been working with this firm for the past few weeks on the location of a computer convenient to the City of Hermosa Beach, and I am happy to report that the groundwork• has been laid for this service, which will no doubt be performed in the public interest. In our 1968 municipal election, the voters and election board workers were unanimous in their praise of the new way to vote. We spent many hours training the election board members and educating the public in the use of this voting system, which was adopted by the County of Los Angeles in 1968 and has been used consistently by them since that time. Find attached for your information a brochure containing voter information and an electioncalendar for our Municipal Election to be held on April 14, 1970, as well as for the June Primary and the General Election to be held on November 3, 1970. • • RESOLUTION NO N S. A ESOLUTION Or THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNM, REQU'ESTING THE BOARD OF SUPERVICOPB OF THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGLES TO PERMIT THE REG:67MR OP 1TOTERS O SAID COUNT TO RENDER SPECIE/ED SERVMES TO TEIE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, RELATING TO m CONDUCT OF i GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION TO BE HUD IN SAID CM ON ApRIL 14, 1970 - WHEREAS, a General Municipal Election is to be held in the City of Hermosa Beach, California, on April 14, 1970;.and WHEREAS, •in. the course of Conduct:of said election, and in relation thereto, t will be necessary to mail sample ballots..E.Ind polling place inset o the registered voters of the City, and it wilt facilitate such mailing if the Registrar of Voters of the County of Los Angeles v,7111 prepare and furnish the City the imprinting of the netneS and addresses of.the registered voters a said City on IBM pollingH.place inserts furnished.by the City, and after ins/Sting the forms will. insert the polling place insert and sample ballot into envelopes, ail to belurnished by the City, .will place all envelopes in alp-doded mail bags, advise City Clerk of the 1111171b(S)." 0f: pieces to be mailed, prepare pap Form 3602, "Statement of Mailing Matter with Permit Imprints", and advise the City Clerk when work IS complete so delivery can be arranged; and WHEREAS: all necessary expense 10 perforrAina this service shall be paid by the City of Hermosa Beach, NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY. COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERM:OS..4. BEACH, CALIFORNIA., DOES HEREBY RESOLVE, DETERMINE AND ORDER .AS FOLLOWS: SECTION I. That pursuant to tile proviSions of Section 2200 of the Elections Code of the State. of California, this City Council hereby requests the Board of Supervisors of said County to permit the Registrar of Voters to prepare and furnish to said City for use in conducting said election to be held on April 14, 1970, the imprinting of the na,tnes and addresses of the registered voters of, said City on IBM polling place insets ftirnished by the City -and after bursting the for to insert the polling place- insert and satnple ballots into _envelopes, all to be furnished by the City, will place all enve.lopes into- eatp,-aoded mail bags, advise.City Clerk of: the • • number of pieces to be mailed, prepare k&OD Form, 3602, "Statement of Mailing Matter with Permit Imprints", and advise the City Clerk when work is complete so delivery can be arranged. SECTION 2. That said City shall:reimburse said County for services ps-rformed when the -work is completed and upon presentation to the City of a properly pproved bill. SECTION 3. That the City Clerk is hereby directed to forward w ithout delay to said Board of Supervisors and to said Registrar of Voters, each a certified copy of this resolution. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this PRESIDENT of the City Council, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California. ATTEST: pm CLERK APPROVED AS TO FORM: pTy ATTORNEY VOA=EtEllOCM••=waVirSZWASJMYMMSEMatalitC9,1.10...12:t January 2, 1970 TO: ]honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: City Clerk°s Public Relations Budget Gentlemen: At the last meeting, the Council approved in concept a $2, 000 public relations program run by the City Clerk, with a direction that we report back on financing sources. Becaase of our tight budget, there is extreme difficulty in transferring the money from any "unused" appropriations. If, also, the desire is not to take the money from the Chamber amount, the only real solution is an appropriation from reserves. In recommended order of priority, the alternatives are: 1. Appropriate the sum of $2,000 from Unappropriated Reserves to Account No. 2.25-201, "Community Programs" (City Clerk), Professional Services. 2. Transfer the $2,000 from Account 6.0G-222--1 (Chamber contract) to the new account. 3. Transfer the following amounts from various accounts to the new account: 6.00-500 (Unclassified General) $750 CIP #7 (Artesia median lights) 250 CIP #13 (Sump improvement) 1,000 $2,000 The reasons, and drawbacks, to each of these suggestions can be discussed in whatever detail is desired, before or during the meeting. Respectfully submitted, Z� C • WESLEY C. MC DANIEL City Manager WCM:mm • c'r •.QWNOR e:C wort V.) ,•.. r. •• OL) Al 'J) ICE `a O'CONN.OFt 8 WOOD fjn &C •. •� kl!(4al‘ A.'f>•IJV GU 'f Ir., c) RL(O 4L)O 0E A( 44 CALIFORNIA 90271 December 12, 1969 J. B. Mirassou, Esquire Office of City Attorney Hermosa Beach, California 90254 Re: PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CAL/FORML. vs. ALFRED TENNYSON OOWGILL SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES OCTOBER TERM, 1969 m ?o. 496 ,,OFOOM .. :OOOW&W: cOUR9Q • Dear Mx. Mirassou: Enclosed for your information and file <„nd for the information of our Mayor and Members of the City Councilis a copy of our Motion to Dismiss filed in the above entitled matter. This pleading was filed at the direction of the Clerk of the Supreme Court under his lett r of November 5, 1969. You will recall that I sent you a copy of their letter on November 12th. You willnote that we included Thomas C. Lynch, our Attorney General, and Evelle J. Younger, out• District Attorney, on the pleading. Mr. James of the Attorney General's Office discussed th n case with me before the brief was completed. He approv- ed our final draft . and authorized the joinder of the AttorneyGeneral's office. Mr. Lederman of the District Attorney's Office was moat helpful in the preparation of our final draft, and. r have ;woos - ed os -ed our appr•ecia tion to him on behalf of thA city. 1 am sure that you and the Council Members will be interested in the prognosis of the matter. 1 discussion with Mr. Jamas of the Attorney Ganera e s Office and with Harry Wood of the District Attora :y e s Office , they concluded that there was about one chance in ten that the Supreme Court would grant a hearing in this case. Tha Court last year entertained a plenary he ring in the latter of Street .vs.. ': y 3. B. MirassOu, Esquire December 12, 1969 Page Two (394 45 576), This case involved flag defilement and both Mr. lames and Harry Wood feel that it is unlikely that the Court would rehear another case in the same general category. In asp,) event we will keep you advis- ed of the ruing on our Motion. Since my letter to you of May 28, 1969 this matter has required approximately 21 hours extraordinary services. Accordingly, i am enclosing a statement computed on the basis of $30.00 per hour. I will appreciate your approval of this item and presentation to the City Council for their consideration. We have instructed Parker & Son, Inc. to bill the City of Hermosa Beach directly for the printing and mailing charges in con- nection with this. pleading. Thank you for your cooperation and best personal wishes for a happy holiday season. ry truly yours, WOOD of D° CONNOR & WOOD MW/hg Enclosures Note, to City Council: A copy of the Motion to Dismiss to the Supreme Court of the United States on Appeal from. the Appellate Department •of the Superior Court, Los Angeles County, is on file in the Office of the City C!erk. J. B. ' i ci.-i,i;i•`.u,-..I5squit'* Offic�r :... Attorney tterytto:, Bea t• , Cal tfo ni4 90254 rOn 9DKtO6P49f4nh "• • a Den wa a i L2/i2A69 Re: PEOP! 1: r.; . taw; . Tr. ffi •, 1 Pro.lestrl,ma t! Suprema Court the it d States otic to Dismiss tstswz:; „ramg rata men AEA=.24 E. a MOM ((°3'Oonenor & Wood. Lawyers - 1840 South Elena avenue, Suite 100 -'Redondo California 90277) y.r *Masonry .ke 1970 Barmen Beach City Council Bermasa Beach City Wall Hermosa saa & ch Civic Center Bertosa Beachs California To the Berman Beach City Council 1 understand the Council w al fitly ii t tal in iuttigatimg the current.crackdown Inst the files 'I Ara Carious (Yellow)." Now I4ae heard the film'is dal so X don't plan to sae it But Pm dawned if 1 want Yea guys,t MR c p Stick to year Job of mulling ring the city and stop trying to solVe s= , the problems of our society. Sine . rely s Hr. Christopher j. Shaw 517 241) Street ?lemma a Beach. California 90254 Decexrber 26, 1969 TO: Wesley C. McD ni L, City Manager PROM: John E. Steven ; r .Director of clic irk SUBJECT: William A. Service It gives me great per ; to bring to your and the City Council's ttention that Mrs Willi Service, Assistant City Eng „ Amer, has recently passed his registrationexaminations and is now a registered civil engineer th th State of California. I think we can all bproud of > ill's achievement This new gives Hermosa Beach the distinction of being the only city in a, Soath Bay. area in which the full time engineering ntaf! consist$ 100% of registered peraonn; 1. relyo MIN B6 STOWS Director of P,31blic Works e zi; igt" 111/4, tpx,,,vvazie 141 1 4ifie,41:44" 471,14A*- nteiti AO, a .. 44e A.4.11fr gW' a 4W • • DEMANDS .k 1D -.January 69 1910 Issued to: 6297 ABC Nursery - Plants 6298 ASDA Sales Compar Athletic Supplies 6299 Advanced Electronics - Repair Porgablo Radio 6300 Alco Chemical Company :Supplies 6301 American Society of Ping Off. o Membership 6302 Armor Elevator Comp ., - , Monthiy services 6303 Audio Film Center In - Film -Recreation 6304 B9 of A. - Civic Center Inco = Rent - City Hall 6305 B. of A. s Customer Billing 4 Refuse Billing 6306 Bay Chalet Travel & Tours T Prisoner - San Jose 6307 Don R. Bosley a . Membership 6308 Buster's Camera Monthly Billing 6309 George F. Cake Com - Shotguns & Supplies 6310 California Culvert Company - Corr. Galvanized pipe 6311 Void . 6312 California. Park & Recre ,tion Society - Directory & Membership 6313 California State College - Sehool 4 Dalrympie/Gain 6314 California Water Service Company o Monthly service 6315 Certified Offi ee Equipment - Repair/Building Department 6316 City of Redondo Beach `- •EMergenc y Dispatch Service 6317 Coast. DisposalCompany Monthly service 6318 Competent Tree Service City Pruning 6319. Constructors Supply Company <, Fusee - Police Department 6320 County Sanitation - : Dumping fees 6321 Robert E. Crawford-. las p nse 6322 Dearth Machinery :Cpsx - ...- Part - Sweeper 6323 R. G. Detmers & Co. Tables m Recreation 6324 Robert Dolan - Lighting : District Drawings 6325 Ecconoli.ts - Lights 6326 Edding Bros. G Monthly billing 6327 Jim Farley': Radiator• Shop = Repair engineer ear 6328 Fire Engineering Book Department c Book 6329 Clifford D. Fowler o Membership 6330 Clifford D. Fouler .- '&penises 6331 Fricke Peters Paper : - Janitorial Supplies 6332 General Telephone Company -. Monthly Billing 6333 Gestetner Corporation Repair 6334 Halprin Supply Compahy Equipment Outlay 6335 Herald - Einer Ad/Steno-Clerk 6336 Hermosa Auto Upholster : Repair/Unit /4 6337 Hermosa Beach Lags Bowling - December Payment 6338 Imperial West Medical Clinic - (2) physical examination 6339 Industrial Control. System Dustmop Contract 6340 Internat. Conf. Bldg. Officials - Books 6341 Internet. Assn. Plumbing officials Membership 6342 John W. Jaeger - Empense:: 6343 Jess Laren =- Expense . 6344 Leisure Crafts a Supplies/Recreation 6345 Jean M. Lick m Expense 6346 Livingston Grahams. �-: Monthly billing 6317 Mobil Oil Corp. - Cdit Cards 6348 J. A. Moss m Services 12/16/69 to 12/31/69 6349 National Assn. of gams Builders - book 6350 National Che search Corps -, Supplies 6351 National Sanitary Supply - Janitorial Supplies 6352 F. Norton Pitt - Supplies 6353 Postmaster - Envelopes w 6354 . Richdeis Inc. a Titer Assay 6355 Red Star Insustt al Service o Wiping Rags 6356 Riekes Container Company m Plastic Bottles 6357 Savin Diversified Equipment o Monthly Billing 6358 William A:., Service ee - expense 6359 Shell Oil Company - Monthly- Billing 6360 Shikin Bag Company - Burlap Bags Amount 52.50 47093 91027 396054 20000 34.25 37.45 29666.67 1;, 094.44 29.04 :3.00 124..48 405.56 1771.1 29050 28000 962032 7050 28748098 60.975.04 11.00 171.68 183.40 4.00 21032 583080 140.00 58021 236.03 0020 19.00 :'3000 4.8.00 107.80 19866056 9041 583.60 32.40 18.00 100.00 207000 ••70.50 51.04. 25.00 15.75 35.00 7342 •4'50 51080 1L05 384.04 3.50 91:035 59.85 28.60 36045 .5.32 34006 42001 35057 16.50 585095 66.15 DEMANDS AND WARRANTS Jt near y 6, 1970 (Continued) Issued to: 6361 South Bay Daily Breeze - .Clerk/Steno Ad 6362 South Bay Fire Extinguisher Cony o Service 6363 South M y Office Supply Monthly Billing 6364 South Bay Publishes Come - Legal Advert. 6365 South Coast Botanic Garden . o Membership 6366 South California Edison .Company - Monthly Billing 6367 South California Edison Company o Monthly Billing 6368 South California .Edison. Co pay - Low Voltage Riser 6369 South California: Gas Company - Monthly Billing 6370 Southern California ;Humane Society m Dog Licenses 6371 Southwest Tractor, Sales - Hoses/Sweeper 6372 Norvin J. Stafford - Tennis Photos 6373 Standard Oil. of: California - Creat (rd 6374 Stats Floral Supply .:Christmas Craft Supplies 6375 Carol Tanner snses/Windmill 6376 3M Business Sales. Products - Supplies 6377 J. G. Tucker e. Son; Inc. - Brooms 6378 H. I. Tullis Camp W Inc. -_ Monthly Billing 6379 Unien Central Life.-:.City Share/Lite - Hosp. 6380 Void 6381 Void 6382 Regents c Univ. of Calif. - Conf. . Material/Crawford 4.50 6383 Vitachrome Inc. - Decal/Res. parking Vehicle License 151.98 6384 Wardlaw Fire Equipment: Company - Resuscitator 396.16 6385 Wray Printing Company - ;Various Departments 786.46 6386 Anthony mss ._ Cut :Brackets - City Pier 25.00 6387 Climatrol Indust. Inco Heater-Basement 313.42 6388 Continental Vinyl Products..Inc. 4 Paneling-Basement : 529.76 6389 Inglewood Vhsle. ElectriC. Company o Lighting Fixtures s men 982.80 6390 L. B. Pe .all Company Inco - Wall Cutting - Basement 325.00 6391 Pacific Tennis Courts Resurfacing Tennis Courts , 3400.00 6592 ABC Nursery Bard:Street Parking Lot 102.01 6393 American Sprinkler k1cr Co apa' - Supplies 37.56 6394 Howard Supply Coortany Bard Street Parking Lot, 49.36 6395 New Pccificc Lumber . Company = Bard Street Parking Lot 4.70 6396 Pens Plants . Supplies 59.85 6397 Mary R. Stonier -` Variouu Dep rt 4ent 18.2.45 6398 Adams iron Works. Windmill Project 43.05 6399 Burkett Fence . Co. _ Windmill Project 89.29 6400 Transit Mixed Concrete e . Co. = Windmill Project . 150.94 6401 Chris C u le T.A.C. Dance 50.00 6402 West Coast Netting G Volleyball net 98.31 6403 Void 6404 Rex Trophies Mfg Inc.: Surfing contest 131.25 6405 Rene Taylor G Yoga Instructions 210.00 6406 Jess Laren - Petty Cash 33.40 6407 Cotton Slip - Childrens Theatrd/RecredLtion 6.30 6408 Gloria Prom n Dog Obedience Instructions 128.00 6409 Bill Lee - Ser Hees / Recr eation .. 72.00 64/0 Capital Enterprises Equis ent Shelter 1,152.00 6411 West Coast Netting, Inc:. Tennis Nets 160.65 6412 Postmaster - Stamps 90.00 6413 Bob Beam Heating : Heating system = Basement 126.00 Amount t 11.23 83.62 208.26 10.00 379033 863.02 15.50 81.77 880.20 26.38 9.00 11.28 16.17 43.80 30.79 75073 59.50 1,075.70 $35,612.98 • NON AGENDA ITEMS - INFORMATION - With Agenda for January 6, 1970 Southern California Humane Societ - Animal Control Report - November, 1969. Fire Department Monthly Report - November, 1969. yo ilybLe n Office oof thetySlerlq Notice of Filinrsration for Increase in Rates - Southern California Gas Company. Abatement of Noise Pollution - Resolution of City Council of City of Gardena. More Equitaable Comeensation in Cases of Eminent Domain - Resolution of City Council of City of iwndale. MEETINGS AND OTHER EVENTS: Planninc`Gommission - Monday, January 5 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. City Council - Tuesday, January 6 -- Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. League of alifornia Cities -Board of Directors - Thursday, January 8 - Los Angeles - 6:30 Im rovement Commission/Beautification Awards Committee - Thursday," Jaanuaary 8 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. Inter -City Highway► .Committee - Thursday, January 8 - Lawndale - 6:30 p.m. Board of Zonin Ad'ustment - Monday, January 12 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p,m. Chamber of Commerce -Board of Directors - Tuesday, January 13 - Council Chamber - 7:30 Board of Ap eels - Wednesday, January 14 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. South Bay Cities Sanitation District -Wednesday, January 14 - Los Angeles - 2 p.m. Im rovement Commission -Technical Advisory. Committee - Thursdays January 15 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. League of California Cities -General Membership - Thursday, January 15 - Santa Anita Racetrack, Arcadi - Dinner: 6 p.m. Southwest Area Plannin Council - Friday, January 16 - Lobster House - Noon Planning Commission - Monday, January 19 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. City Council - Tuesday, January 20 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. iTouth Adviso€y Council - Thursday, January 22 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. Board of Zoning Adjustment - Monday, January 26 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. Civil. Service Commission - Tuesday, January 27 -- Council Chamber - 8 p.m. Park and Recreation Commission - Wednesday, January 28 - Council Chamber - 8 p.m. Nomination Papers, 1970 Gene nicisaal Election_ - Thursday, January 29 to Noon, Thursday, February 19 r • • . • ' VWarrt4 *Ti; tatarr • • • " - • • .,.,.... ..,••• • • , . •••-' 1.4 ,•„" - • •Thre • ft Jeteifik ve", 6/5 ,s4-4!>/-evi Calls Truck Live ittisinals Handl Dead Animals Handled Stray Doge Finked Up Stray Dagn Redeemed Stre7 MDEXI Dvstre7 Warnings for Les.sh Lax Citations for Leash. Lew 5026 West Jefferson Boulevard Los Angeles, California 90016 Phone: 732-0113 WANDS& MACK NIL crtb Ilevmhae 1969 Lt Mo th wanziatotegr fits 6 GU0A4 "1 • DMMIRFORMiTOM culla C. Citemi cutev Ill. tmatar Preakflaa2 1Lvirshla VimikeaMat fa. 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