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City of Hermosa Beach, California 90254 AgENDA couNcrii MEETING -- Tuesy, January 20, 1970 - 7:30 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE INVOCATION ROLL CLL APPROVAL OF MINUTES - Regular Meeting of J nuary 6, 1970. A. INTRODUCTION OF NEW POLICE ACADEMY GRADUATES: Officers Paul C. Burke, Thomas A. Davis, Armand Desgrosseilliers, John Mebius. Council Chamber - City Hall - Civic Center 1. PUBLIC HEARING - APPEAL FROM PUNNING COMMISSION DENIAL OF CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT - SALE OF BEER AT PUBLIC EATING PLACE, 1332 STRAND - Jack Bliss; Donald Lee -.Resolution P„C, 154-76L-- /6424 2. PUBLIC HEARING - PROPOSED ZONE CHANGE - PROPERTY LOCATED ON EAST SIDE OF HERMOSA AVENUE, BETWEEN 14TH STREET AND 16TH STREET - From C-2 General Commercial with -3 Pc2X toj3 Multi - Residential - Resolution P.C. 154-760. Proposed ordinance for Introduction., 3. NON -AGENDA ITEMS AND REPORTS - CITY COUNCILG 4 NON -AGENDA ITEMS FROM AUDIENCE - Fifteen Minute Discussion Period. 5. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ITEMS. 6. NOISE ORDNANCE - Proposed ordinance prohibiting unnecessary excessive and annoying noise from all sources. 7. SOUTH BAY SIGNAL SYSTEM - TOPICS PROJECT NO0 1 - Proposed application for funds - Letter dated January 2, 1970, from County Supervisor Burton W. Chace. 8. ABC - NORMS CORNER MARKET, 3127 MANHATTAN AVENUE - Off Sale Beer & Wine - Person -to -Person Transfer - Frank A. Boccato. 9. REQUEST FOR WAIVER OF FEE - USE OF CLARK STADIUM COMMUNITY BUILDING FOR CELEBRATION OF 50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY - Saturday, April 4 1970 - Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hadsall, 935 Monterey Boulevard. City Council Agenda - January 20, 1970 10. BEACH SERVICE REPORT -- City Manager. 11. RESIDENT PARKING PERMIT -- Proposed resolution revising fees. -2- 12. HEALTH ORDINANCE - Proposed ordinance adopting Los Angeles County Health Code - For Introduction. 13. MINIMUM DWELLING UNIT AREA ORDINANCE NO. N. S. 377 - Introduced January 6, 1970 - For Adoption. (a) Review of Proposed Ordinance - Board of Appeals. 14. MISCELLANEOUS REPORT - City Managers (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) Employee Health Insurance Policy. Storer Cable TV Expansion..-=- Pier Avenue -Pacific Coast Highway Lease Agreement Status. Herondo Street Progress Report (Possible Item) Budget Adjustment. 15. CITY TREASURER'S REPORT - Decembers 1969. 16. DEMANDS AND WARRANTS. (a) Request for Warrant Cancellation - City Treasurer. ADJOURNMENT HONORABLE QUENTEN THPLEN, MAYOR AND COUNCILMEN OF HERMOSA BEAM";` GENTLEMEN I am opposed to the Proposed Precise Plan #22 in its entirety and all of the' Development Standards for Block 33, Hermosa Beach 1400 - 1599 Hermosa Ave. I urge "you to zone my. property Lot Block 33 to R-.3 Multiple Family with none of the development standards of precise plan #22. Signed: Owner of Lot Block 33 14, HONORABLE QUENT THEN, MAYOR AND COUNCILMEN OF HERMOSA BEACH: GENTLEMEN I am opposed to the Proposed Precise Plan #22 in its entirety and all of the Development Standards for Block 33, Hermosa Beach ]400 - 1599 Hermosa Ave. I urge you to zone my property Lot Block 33 to R-3 Multiple Family with none of the development standards of precise plan #22. Signed: Owner of Lot f Block '3 HONORABLE QUE 1TEN TH:ELEN, MAYOR AND COUNCILMEN OF HERM SA BELCH: GENTLEMEN: MEN I am opposed to the Proposed Precise Plan #22 in its entirety and allof the Development Standards for Block 33, Hermosa Beach' 1400 1599 Hermosa Ave. I urge you to zone my property Lot Multiple Family with none of the development standards of precise plan #22. HONORABLE 'QUENTEN TIE12N, MAYOR AND COUNCILMEN OF HERMOSA swat GENTLEMEN: I am opposed to the Proposed Precise Plan #22 in its entirety and all of the Development Standards for Block33, Hermosa Beach 1400 1599 Hermosa Ave. I urge you to zone my property Lot /n Block 33 to 11,-3 Multiple Family with none of the development standards of precise plan 022. Signed: &nitiz_L Owner of Lot HONORABLE G4U VTr.N THEL N, MAYOR AND COUNCILMEN OF MIMOSA BUM GENTLEMEN: I am opposed to the Proposed Precise Plan #22 in its entirety and all of the Development Standards for Block 33, Hermosa Beach' 1.400 - 1599 Hermosa Ave. I urge you to zone my property Lot Multiple Family with none precise plan #22. HONORABLE QUENTIII THELEN, MAYOR AND COUNCILMEN OF WWI1SL BMW GENTLEMEN: I um opposed to the Proposed Precise and all of the Development Standards 1400 - 1599 Hermosa"Ave. I urge you to zone my property Lots g(t.tJ 7 Block 33 to 1-3 Multiple Family with none of the development standards of precise plan #22. for Block 33, Hermosa Beech PIRO HONORABLE DENTEN THE EN, MAYO AND COUNCILMEN OF HE MOS,A BEACBs GENTLEMEN I am opposed to the. Proposed Precise Plan #22 in its entirety and all of the Development Standards for Block 33 Hermosa Meech 1400 - 1599 Hermosa Ave. I urge you to zone my property Lot h Block 33 to 1-3 Multiple Family with none of the development standards of precise plan #22. TO: Hermosa Baach City Council Prows Jtack tliuv and Don Loa Subjectz Granting ConditiOnal Una Peirmit Itcemter 211., W wish to appeal to the city council V planming com1spion0 action on conditionsl 'aye permit C-69-204 Tho oommisBion 4enio4 a requerot of aok Dlie)c and 1)onald Lce. for a conditioned uso • permit to aell alcoholic hemorage a provido antertaimment o 1, lot5 and 6 of block 44 Hermosa Bcach thaot9 located et )332 Strand on the ground 6 that thic u iv not compatiblo atthie time with 4rem and other uspe We *Lre veokingz revereci of thiotiorL ffincorely Akarni ,q014 cy,D3 RESOLUTION P. C. 154-761 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION OF HERMOSA 1EA.3H DENYING THE REQ UST OF JACK BLISS AND DON LEE FOR A CONDITIONAL. USE PERNi/T FOR PROPERTY LOCATED AT 1332 STRAND. WHEREAS:, the City Manning COM-0.SM.= of Hermosa Deach„ at a public hearing held -December 1 and Deceraber 15„ 1969, considered the request of Jack Bliss and Don Lee for a Conditional Use Prt L order to sell alcoholic beverages and provide entertainment on lot 5 and a portion of lot Go Block. 14, Hermosa Beach Tract; located at 1332 Strand; and VIHEREAS, .at said public hearings the Commission considered the six required factors listed in Section Jtj1 (4) (2) a CXClinarica N.S. 154, as amended; and V.IIEREAS, the Commission also considered the applicants proposed build- ing modifications intended to reduce the negative impac...t o the proposod use on the neighborhood; and WHEREAS„ the Commission considered the proposed use in relation to the General Plan, 1,•ablic and private investment in new residences in the area, police problems past, gcesent and projected from similar uses in the site area; and WHEREAS, after due consideration of the 'arioufas- facts, it is the opinion of the Planning COMilliEiSiall that the proposed use is incompatible with, exist- ing uses at this location at this 'time, and WHEREAS, the Planning C.,lommissiora recognizes the validity of the analysis of the Chief of Police that the _prowsed use would increase police probleins and. overtaL the understaffed police force to the detriment of the entire city; NO14; a THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Planning Commission of Her- mosa Beach hereby denies the subject request. The foregoing Resolution was adopted by the Planning aonimission at a regu- lar meeting held on the 15th of December, 1969, by the following vote: •AYES: :."-dsotam.aollts Mulfinger,- t;otters, Noble. NOEF.i: None • ABIdENT: Qornm oce Himmel, Stabler CERTIFICATION I hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution P. C. 154-761 was adopted by the Planning Commission of the City of Henilosa Beach at a regular meet- ing held on the 15th of December, 1969. DATE JAMES COLLIS , SECRETARY .00.1.1.41616.11.....NOWN JOE NOBLE, CHAIRMAN issued, without referral to any body„ Crawford stated thathe felt items 6, 6a and, 10,could be dropped without harming the fixture development of the blocki skace if the City later wants to assist the owners by developing a promenade o extra wide sidewalk with landscaping, it he the machinery to do so, Motion made by Comm, Collis, secor.ded by Comm* Watters, to adopt Precise Plan ,°22 and forward a recommendation to approve the zone change sub- ject to it to the City Council. AYES: Comm, Collis, NAlingor, Natters, Chairman Noble TIES: llone Notion madg by Coon, Collis, seconded 157 Comma Hulfinger, to adopt Res- olution P,C, 154,760, adoptine; Prcsise Plan :1'22, with the elimination of it 6, 6m and 10 on the basis that it has been determined that if the zone be changed to R-3 at this tima„ it must be subject to Preeimo Plan :122 for the 1400-1500 block of' Hermosa Av® that the Co finds it expedient to adopt the Precise Plan in. the beat interest of the commanity; that the Planning Commission do not find any item in the Precise Plan capricious or liable to we undue hardship; that the Precise Plan allows a great flexibility in development, AYES: Comma Collis, Nuifinger, Wtters, Chairman !bbl TP)ES Mono /CONDITT.0% USF; Fcc__,.: c.-42-1,0 Request of •Jack Bliss and Donald Lee for a ConditIonal Use Permit to sell alcoholic beverages and provide entertainment on lots 5 and 6 of block '14, Hermosa Beach tract, located at 1332 Strand (continued fran December 1, 1969) The City Planner indicated that this was a continued hearing; that Comm, Watters had familiarized him.solf with the proceedings of the prwious meetings; that all Commissioners had personally viewed the site and the surrounding uses, Be then read the Police Ronort to the Planning Commiscion, recommending denial and stativw that the premises is new end unused, so experience is non-existelzt; is a police problem and the police department cavt. see no change 1 the situation and the concern of the police depnrtTent is that additional beer licenses in a highly concentrated recreational area create police problems, Public hearinf5 openod at U 56 P,24L Donald Lee, 1530 Strand, itormosa Beach, applicant, presented interior layout plans to tho P1annin8.Conadvsion; stated. that "sound deadening" rl't£ terig t: d were to be eddei to tie CfCX.^Sstr ctioN and that lam a?, rTF proposed 4.1 rg would be r:x,zrat 100- 150 p . rsor .3 Jack Blie !p 23525 Arlington toY !?vF1nuc Torranceu applicants, stat c'1 ; rstr tt:; 1 to the Police Chief's ' r eporto that the b:`~ c:zea;;q io a dc•;p :°. ,Tgaw ;<at h 1 :in i'.:i d a teenage sk' ee program,. under Liro F11.i€e dire te.E nt. and x. the police reacted negatively to the pb eg,r m butt its program wa successful enywayl that their pa,opooed use Mad eattinr?, aadditim;l reoblens be the ; aer Oa! beer bars and cr !anat note have ' ::Len on the dna trend in the Cit; and that the : x to .eP.ences urrou d E the • Cao Watters q estianed whether the res t . or+ ,, wr ld be adequate 'r r 100-a50 people,, 71r„, Lee replied that at the prerl:" t they 'were not r at v if the application were appro'iedv then the room would by, enlarge to nest the eodeo :+at MM0 Wattero wondered what kS;Lnd- of fed.. the applicantapplicantz proposed to Ger-goo :Vs Lee replied that the ABC board does net allow. allow,ovene for this. type of use then forev cold c;alYadw .ohes will be served. CoMno WtterS acked 4 ?. Er 4Wc"a..rEa' eaty the tem "z,,'oU T : Mil/1U mad h . attracted to this type of en tabli <hm ata ' Lee replied tta, their u5e hOpee to - s ater ' anyone 23. or aver; howevert; the awornge ago will probably be 23 roars.„ Public hewing closed at 9t'O7 1' fl,, Chaimm. Noble fest the at this t s: nco l e r of the eaarroua' di publics and privet* ue Tao and. taking the Police Repot, into:. account:, the pro- posed use Would. be isxcca• prrtaible to the r ree,0 Com. Wattera wondered 2dered iih L F.e:S the ABC 3C .: s •,?,tti't: 'rt°3 ,r ran f Rak 1. or ioto The City Planner ete'i wl that once the license is f cued.l ez e revoked by ABC,, the license could be sold 0,t any time to an,y'oxacs ccepi: able to ABC,. Corsa. Collie stated that he $3' 1 in. a ree,� eat w t h Chia..soars Noble' r• :ct felt there ect r et be cm,rts:cetcred. Er. context of the area and it ; problems, but, that should the -l.a a n �; �'ftifi'3i;:ia cion d by the ar.plic +tio ,a it would not be a rcfl'.ectd.on. upon the applicani.:o. and that ry &Imo an excellent presentation. Corm Watters rutted that., accord:4 F to future -, p t a.xa five years this uae would r not be aCe43pteble in this areabute� s r :intert q. fl that e, interim use„ it rta?,�;,r.�� be ;���^c��a���,�1.cr. r.It:further ec?.clsd that he felt the Strand. is well policed at • his thorn era .•e the police problems aru already dy concentrated in the t..,reco Coma. Wfr'.':dr vU concern, at pws z: ent„ was the transferal of the /113C i 1..E'e a3e and the conditional use per/Alto since he feared the uce R'r?:J.0?A+ti iif ,it other de7,7e1.opments in the area, Comm. !Wringer stated that hAD could not see hell the iasumace of ditional use perMit for this use would Map the City and that, in his. opinion, a.bser bar in -the area would, hinder other retnil cowercdal developmmits. :lotion made by Cam. Wafters, seconded by Comm. :14x/finger, to approve Conditional UL Permit C-69-20„ with the stipulation that the conditional use pormit be non -transferable. AYES Comm. Watters NOES: Coam Collis, Muiringer„ Chairman Noble Nation made by Comm, Collis, seconded by Comm, riaringer„ adopttng Rea- olution P.C. 154-761, denying Conditional Use Permit C-6920, It has been detrmined by the Planning Commisoion the.t the use is incomp(mtible„ at this locatiaa, at thia time; that the Commicaion agreed with the. Police Report that the uso would create- a probability of increased, polico prdblems, which, would overtax the citizens and th. olice department. AYES: Comm, Collis, :Wringer, Wattera, Chairman Noblo NOES: Noae C°11111'17PaDWIUMAT.-C49,74, Request of Vhsek Polak for a Conditional Ute Permit to conduct used car sales from an open'air Iot„ on lots 124, 125, 12 and 127 of Southern California Convention Hall and Narlme Par:.trtp located at 3009 Pacific Coact Highway (new hesring). Tho City Planner read the staffcs analysis to the Planning Connission. A summation is az follopm: h,„ Required considerations 1, Hours of operation - 1000 Low, to 900 p,m, 2. ti neo from residential uso 3 Possible noice„ smoke, light, eto. k4 Off-street parking - none o pint:mimes 5,, Hazard ras congregation of cara - none apparent .6c Precautions tzken to anoure compatibility wdth s= tiring areas 7,, Size of streets servicing area !3e Cco.ditionz p1acer-3. by Pia:ming Conarrisvion on other auto r5a1es lots 1,, Do outside speak...s.re amplifacd t4lepharie bo3.1s 2. no loud or OtTION:i.(3111,- xxol.sf.2 sons fY017, the preraiSos • December 15, 1969 • TO: Planning Commission FROM: Robert E. .Crawford, City Planner SUBJECT: Staff Recommendations - C-69-20; Request of Bliss and Lee for Permit to Sell Alcoholic Beverages and Provide EnterViinment at 1332 Strand. RECOMMENDATIONS: Denial, based on the following findings in fact: 1. The proposed sale of alcoholic beverages at this location would create and/or perpetuate police problems caused by similar establishment previously on the site and establishment located one block south. 2. The site directly .abuts, faces upon and would be an imposition on a public beach playground. 3. The off-street parking is shared with. Public beach and play- ground users, making its availability -questionable during the beach season. 4. The late hours operation. -would create an imposition on neighbor- ing residential uses through noise created by opening of doors while entertainmerAt is in process (intermittent, when patrons are entering and leaving), automobiles arriving and leaving. 5. There is no need for additional facilities in this area, iice there are now one beer bar, fivecocktail bars, and two restaurants with alcoholic beverages* in the vicinity; and while the county -wide ratio on, -sale licenses is one per.2,000 population, and the population oI-IeRITIOS& Beach. is about 19,000, there'are seventeen on -sale. establishments .no7A? in the City , or one per l:117 persons, nearly twice the County average 'and nearly half of these seventeen establish- ments are in the immediate vicinity a the proposed establishment. aut q Togo t r jo *vat; JOJ . 40WU"aOpUT2t4S £T qv Starmuct meat oq eel uoct pwxi 093 43 NO r Joj uouturaiod aivp cla' or mama! paw paTemp I a souoo INIIE 43 011014A ©x. 6961 1441°0e • • • • a :‘" F. *Z ".14COV: L. —BLISS 2%/516, agt toderoP ATAT°.'jiat VO•••••,... • kAATE V4759 .;;57E*04 IP *WC:. 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Ostglet,tral. t .412 end tms bse.101..tend '44 Int:4(1*.tel 4414 e'try itcpli to colftra to ft* 4171(is 4 tntii:.4.0011:4 kof • t20,0 ,t74,gy.:::Zonte4. tgi•tm. cif • • .`• ••• ,,•.• dt Appl 4 Oil g • ,-..,•-z.-•,••;:fY • , . • • • • .4 • . • .7 ttL • ' : „ . • ' • ••71'.• • "44 f • December 10, 1969 TO: Planning Commission FROM: Willi ni lie Berlin, Jr., a Chuff of Police SUBJECT: Proposed Beer License - 133Z Strand Sirs: This department has conducted inquiry into the above subject matter, our conclusions are offer d r your i�� formaati gno The premises is ra ,ve end unused, so experiaisce with this operation is non-existent, however. during the past several year 4: the n other businesses bay e been in operation the area itself bas less +aa•police problem, we see no im- mediate change in area, that is, as it relates to police pro- blemss. We of course, do have specific information -;boat premises within the vicinity, however. we do reserve thie data for as future datt;,. if it is requiredo The d parts-10mi has at+ eiracer..e concern schen additional alcoholic beverage linens ,;,a are sought anywhere witbi ; the City, but more than a sincere concern, which le justified,, is felt when additional beer licenses are nought in tai highly cancentrated recreational area. . Police problems fellow &d our de partrzi nt is already vendors tanffeed and would not be able to cope with the aad# itisaneal procleme that vt+e would be cetaee t to face. We therefore are appealed to and would r commend e Conditional Use Peransit be denied. W1103 /lru cc. Caty e..;(ea'k. Re spectf ly. WILL/A/A 1!, fitIlJL.: >ro f Chief a Police STATE OF CALIFORNIA ra—.csr�r� .��tttt-sa CM RONALD REAQAN, Oovorzad . . •-�r.��_r�s�s«�:a-c�• - -- �-sus --- _.,-'— ...__,M:rs.--� =- xx�v: DEPARTMENT OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL 1215 U STREET SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 95814 November 5 i96 Mr. Wesley C. McDaniel City Manager City of. Hermon_ Beach Civic Center Hermosa Beach CA 90254 Dear Mr. McDaniel: Jack Bliss 4 Donald £ m lee 1332 Strand Hermosa Beach File 37873 Your letter of October 31, 1969, has been pry= ss,d as an offici I protect against the above application. If the ci -umstances per ait withdrawal of the City pro- test at a later lobate, please advise us. Very truly yours He r .ng and Legal Unit B (r.)!b orotl y Pier on Supervisor P:pw cc Mr. Kermit Q. 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Pre.atiin 0 to Us. wf.1 tattia keep G&V Ftwees Wet eimitoegtase Ct. MC MIN, P Do not detach—Ret 11 copies Do Not Write e This Line—For Headquarters Office Only APPLICATION FOR ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE(S) To: Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control 1215 0 Street:.«: Sacramento, Calif. 95814 CRENSHAW/LA (DISTRICT SERVING LOCATION).._. The undersigned hereby applies for licenses described as follows: 2. NAME(S) .OFAPPLICANT(S) P 1. NAME(S) OF LICENSE(S) FILE NO. Applied under Sec. 24044 Effective Date: 1 IV /7) 3. TYPE(S) OF TRANSACTION(S) Date Issued Temp. Permit Effective Date: FEE LIC. TYPE . Name of Business 5. Location of Business—Number and Street trend OCT 3 01363«06 CITY CLERK tiot tUSH tit:ACH City and Zip Code Har sada. dirt 9G2S4 6. •If Premises Licensed, Show Type of license l County €. cats Artijo i s RECEIPT NO. .) t, t4 TOTAL 7. Are Premises Inside City Limits? 8. Mailing Address (if different from 5)—Number and Street 'X'tee, 1530 Strani. tio.mostt'tr ech 9025' (rE P) 9, Have you ever been convicted of a felony? 110 (Temp) (Perm) 10. Have you ever violated any of the provisions 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 10 on an attachment which shall be deemed part of this application. 12. Applicant agrees (a) that any manager employed in the business will have all the qualifications of a licensee, and (b) that he will not violate 'or cause or permit to be violated any of the provisions of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act. 13. -STATE OF. CALIFORNIA - County of>7E cc;lQw - Date' i0/x`i/6 Under penalty of perjury, each person whose signature appears below, certifies and says: (1) He is the applicant, or one of officer of the applicant corporation, named in the foregoing application, duly authorized to make this application on its behalf; going application and knows the contents thereof and that each and all of the statements therein made are true; (3) that no or applicants has any direct or indirect interest in the applicant's or applicants' business to be conducted under the license(s) for (4) that the transfer application or proposed transfer is not made to satisfy the ,payment of a loan or to fulfill an agreement (90) days preceding the day on which the transfer application is filed with the Department or to gain or establish a preference to or to defraud or injure any creditor•.rr.pf transferor, 14. APPLICANT SIGN HERE the applicants, or an executive (2) that he has read the fore- person other than the applicant which this application is made; entered into more than ninety or for any creditor of transferor • APPLICATION BY TRANSFEROR 5. STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of Date • Under penalty of perjury, each person whose signature appears below, certifies and says: (1) He is the licensee, or an executive officer of the corporate licensee, named in the foregoing transfer application, duly authorized to make this transfer application on its behalf; (2) that he hereby makes application to surrender.' all interest in the attached license(s) descfibed below and to transfer same to the applicant and/or location indicated on the upper portion of this application form, if such transfer is approved by the Director; (3) that the transfer application or proposed transfer is not made to satisfy the payment of a loan or to fulfill an agreement entered into more than ninety days preceding the day on which the transfer application is filed with the Department or to gain or establish a preference to or.for any creditor of transferor or to defraud or injure any creditor of transferor.:. 16. Name(s) of Licensee(s) 17. Signature(s) of Licensee(s) 18. License Number(s) G Number and Street City and Zip Code Counl Do NotWrite Below This Line; For Department Use Only. Attached: ❑ ;Recorded notice, Fiduciary papers, (OTHER). COPIES MAILED:__.. Renewal: Feeof __Paid at_ ______r Office on eceipt No ter n �•„�> ORDINANCE NO. N. S AN ORDINANCE or THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, RECLASSIFYING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY IN SAID CIT'.`' LOCATED BETWEEN FOURTEENTH STREET AND SIXTEENTH STREET ON THE EAST SIDE OF HERMOSA. AVENUE, FOR ZONING PURPOSES, PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF ZONING ORDINANCE NO. N. S. 154, AS AMENDED, AND AMENDING ZONING MAP OF ARTICLE 3, SECTION 302 OF SAID ZONING ORDINANCE. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. That after public herrings by the Planning Commission as prescribed by Zoning Ordinance No. N. S. 154, as amended, and after public:.hearing as therein provided before the City Council,. the following real property, situated in the City of Hermosa Beach, County of Los Angeles, State of California, that is: Lots 3 through 12, inclusive, Bieck 33, 1st; Addition to Hermosa Beach be and the same is hereby reclassified from General Commercial (C7.2) Zone with Multiple -Family Residential Potential C -2.(R-3) , to Multiple -Family. Residential (R-3) Zone, subject to development standards of Precise Plan #22 as set forth in Resolution P.C. 154-760, adopted by the Cityr Planning Coilnm ss3.a at a regular meeting held on December 15, 1969, and the Zoning Map ofArticle 3, Section 302 of said ordinance be, and the. Satre is, amended as herein set forth, pursuant to the provisions therefor set forth in said ordinance, as recommended by Planning Commission Resolution P.C. 154-760. SECTION 2. That said City Council has caused to be prepa, 'ed a small area map of the area or district affected by the zone change hereinabove ordered to be made, which said snail area map is hereunto attached, designated as "Exhibit A", and is hereby referred to and by this reference incorporated herein and made a part hereof. Said small area trap ("Exhibit A") is hereby adopted as, and shall be, an amendment to the extent of the area shown thereon and affected thereby of "Zoning Map of the City of Hermosa Beach" referred to in, and which is adopted by, theprovisions of said Section 302 of Article 3 of said Ordinance No. N. S. 154, as amended, of said City. SECTION 3. That this ordinance shall take effect thirty (30) days after the date of its adoption. • • SECTION 4., That the City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of this ordinance, and shall, prior to the e2r.pization of fifteen days from the passage thereof cause the same to be pLiLlished at least once in, the Hermosa Beach Re:view, a weekly nevi;spapeo of genera/ circulation., published and circuKated in the City of Hermosa Beach. PASSE.D, APPROVED and ADOPTED this ATTEST'.' wayrict4rAis....rdil..e...—. • —Tt=sn=tm... PRESMENT of the City Council., and MAYOR of thc,!: City of Hermosa Beach, California pry( CLERK 3."•MaCL,91.61,7..t1CMC5.9.0.5*-•tnl7.4,.r.,=tearbil.BC•ICC112 APPROVED A TO FORM: CM' ATTORNEY wr---svors=.,:cta,m2.--marsx, . trtrKs.m--x-enn.-rav....vannalras. 690 0 e 'ON s: Qf T" JO I '©T1 d.32114£ .d s' awlf/ igg A itnAirt7 :4167.7:029-7-2r z "z3va "Ats3 "ON HO RESOLUTION P. C. 154-760 A RESOLUTION OP TUI CrrYPLANNING C.',OMMISSION OF • liERMCSA BEA.1-1 ADOPTING PRECISE PLAN AND RECOM- WaiNDING APPROVAL OF A :MANGE' OF ?Qi PROM 1. R-3 POTENTIAL TO it -3 Ni:ULTIPLE FAWALY, SUBJECT THERETO. V.-HEREAS, the 3ity Planning Commission of ..,,,ormosa et public hear- ings hold December 1, *1965 and DeceMber 15, 1969 considered the proposed change of land .use zone on lots :3-12 of Block 33, Hermosa Beach Tract from ,:..ommercial with R,-,3 potential to R-3 multiple family one and V.IIEREAS, the City 17oning Ordinance requires that a precise plan be adopted before a potential zone classification, may be utilized; and after..due consideration, it is the opinion of the Planning Commis-. sion that the lots in question are located in a oritiou,1 transition zone, facing coM.Cflercial. on liegmosa Avenue, and yet because of. steep slopes, the subject lots are not readily susceptible to commercial developnient; and WHEREAS, the inherent problems of placing residential and commercial uses such.close juxtaposition aan bresolved through .careful attention to de- velopment standards in the*subject block; and • WHEREAS; the initial FOcieveiopment project on this block has agreed to the Standards listed in precise plan NOV. ; THE:REPORE,- 3E IT RESOLVED that the City Planning C.oramission of • Herinosa Beach hereby adopts Precise Plan ,22: PRECISE PLAN! *22 • Deve/opment Standards for Block. 3 Hermosa Beach, 1466-1599 Hermosa. AVOMI.O. • 1. i1Zoy setback --all buildings will be set back at least six (6).feet from present alley line. Req,•test dedic;ation of five (5 feet for widening 1urposes. 2. Front setback --front yard may be.reduced to seon feet on the ground Jaoor (with. a further encroachment for balconies and such of up to five feet on the 2nd and 3rd floors). • 3. Side yards --side yards ray be eliminated •where ad equate light, and air is provided on adjoining buildings. Buildings may be placed c one side yard where no unci-ae light and air encroachment is made on adjoining buildings leaving other yard at least elgh.t. feet wide. Roofs--ropfs shall by man.sard, hip or gable arid shall be. designed to armontze with other apartment structures developed un cise te...an on a :paining .o s. Roof materials saall be shake or tile, epttht thetreootr are provided laqh.,tod or 3iyithin the man- sard.„ hip or gable portion„ such decks may be sarfaed with any mat- erials 6Cceptab1e to ;he Building Director. No 'silale antennas to be placed on roofs 5. Facades—building facades or fronts shall strive to achieve a mediterran- ean atmosphere. 13a1c.onies or "tont porehes" are desirable. The use of "wrought iron" or wood railings rather •tar at boards or siding is recommended. Plain. cm "Spanish" stucco ts acceptable. CoIers should bc?. viThite, grey .or " 6. Parking—off-street paing at the ratio a one and one-half spaces peg unit shall be provided. No vehicles shall be ',..:equired to back. onto Iiermosa iswenue e:$.1:cept upon further review aild approval of Planning Commission. v here necessary, yards of the garage structure may be reduced to zem (t.t) feet, 7. Open space --up to one-half (1/24) the requtred open ‘space may be pxo- vided.in open baconies not less than i,^t feet -wide at any one point. Such balconies shall be directly- accessible to the units they serve. 8. Trash colle t..,rash collection shall b from Palm Drik.e. -BE IT 171:111TH.ER RESOLVED that Oity Planning C,'onarnission hereby rocompaenda that subject to the above Precise Kan ¥22, the land use ...,mne classification of the subject property h changed to R-am3uittpie fafaly rosidential. The fOregoing Resolution wa .adoi-Jtedby the. Planning Co ston a.t a.regu- 1ar meeting held on the l5th of December, 199, by' the following vote: AYES: Cornrn CoU 1,/lulfinger, a:ters, Noble. NOES: None i\ESENTi COMM. Bc..)ice immel, Stabler.- h- 3 44ii7vt? 4 &kJ -AM Irp47-tAla • 09velffr4 c(f"394'6,11)1/ Afi-gaiinwitvipi-0)1 P f e"( 4'1 • • 3 RTIFICATION" F. hereby oertify that the gorfagon ReSolution P..,,7% 154-766 was adopted. by the Planning Common of the City of 'Hermosa )eh at a regular meet- ing held or the 5th o December( !9(i9. JAMES COLLIS, SECRETARY Jo NOBLE„, OHAIRMAN TO: Planntng Commission November 26, 1969 ' PROM: Robert E. Crawford, City Planner ANALYSIS C-69-5 Request: To change lots three through twelve R-3 Potential to Rµ3. m Cm2 with History: The City Planning Commission consider a request to change this property from C-2 to R--3.at several = ttmrgs ca.rnenac- tng September 3, 1969 and resolved the question with its resolution of October 6, 19 69 „ recomm: nab tng that the sone be changed to RW -3 Potential on the subject lots.. The City Council subsequently con- curred with the Commission's recommendation and enacted an o tr- ance (N. S. 369) changing the property to provide an R..3 Potential. At the request of the property owners . the City Council initiated another change of zone action to effectuate the R-3 potential. This action is now pending b fore the Commission. Analysts: The Commission has expressed a dosirto use this block to illustrate and establish the "Superblock" concept in this city. The purpose of the R-3 potential is to enable the accomplishment of this objective. The Commission has been co:7.sidering some modifications of dirvelop- me►nt standards for this block. If these inodificatton ; , as outltn ' on the attached "Precise Plan #22:. Development Standards" are adopted as part of the precise plan required under s » ctione 1102-1104 of the City Zoning Ordinance, the objectives of the Planning Commtasta tt can be realized. If the zone is changed with the precise pla;, 'stating only that R-3 standards must be met; the objectives will not be realimed. I 3 6 9 12 13 1 16 17 18 19 I 20i 21 2.2 23 24 lap 26 28 32 RESOLUTION NO. N. S. 2924 A RI -SOLUTION OF Itrr. noN or THE crr' COUNCIL OF THE Cm' OF HE OSA BEACH, CALIFOT NI , D'CLARXi G rrS INTENTION TO INITIME A. CHANGE OF•LAND USE ZONE G' SS1F1CATION ON Lon 3 THROUGH 12, INCLUSIVE. OF BLOCK 33, 1ST ADDIT/ON TO InItIVIOU. BEACH, FROM C-2 WITH R-3 POTENTIAL TOR. -3 W . WM:RIMS, the City Oouncil of the City of Demo,,,;, Beach ham recently enacted Ordinance No. N. S. 369, changing tha i4nd saaae category of lora 3 though 12, inr!u;r9 e , of Block 33, 1st Mdition to Henan& Beach, from C-2 Gonern1 Commercial ial to C-2 with R-3 Multiple Pas/dent/AI Potrgtia.i; end WHERFAS, in the opinion of the City Cowici1 the ViSe of R-3 Potential with a C-2 Zone createtti a potentially s t .ed land :sa genic witch would tosuit in undesirable is reiet.tionehip ; and WEE.REAS, it Ig.! the Opinion of tin. CAW C::=diat than fifth at and best use o•. the stplattat propNiV appwgra tatm illigh4ensity ro-gidenttat.1 de eioprnc r+t, NOW, Tf ERVO 14 TEM 2 I GP THIE cuts' OP AS FOLLOWS: SMTION net triamtant temq °ie rte c Q ,tticito IS, Section 1501 of Zoning Ordin nc boa N. S. 1St, eas t to d•� the City Counoi:i of the City of Hess* oh Asa he ? dectare Sts; 1.ntoWtEon tot kat e a change of iktr.d two mot el z. estgicetion on .icex . through 12, in llasjme B Nook 33 , 1st Addztion to Hoirmoita 0Ea hied ls9 rvme •: Fourteenth St rre t awl t s t h Stgeet, ajrad bemoan Reiesaoat Minim tand Palm Epi , from oweiti 914 Patent/0 t itiftd.tipto Family RosideMist Sons, Cep; ira Cru t Co agszio schedulea public heering thimmit not War then fall, days Intimi g the taggeage' a this RFiz olcitlon of 1rat4ntion4 MP SED, APPROVED and ADOPTED Oat; 4th iti41-• of I ovembeT,..1 !% , i ' lel ',To \MIDI ' ..\ 4.` ....kum-rtItotfte-sonsramsc um." 'RlMDENT of the City Council, and 1V Alfi egg thy.. Citi of Hex ea Beach Califorrat A' PROMS) !U !l'.i Rkitt �acccn,xxvw,n�+�.:�ao,eer,�.r�a.�arsm.e.4v..- .. rc�rrm;-s>os= ity Clint / Cite Deme? • January 15, 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Wesley C. McDaniel., City Manager SUBJECT: Chamber of Commerce Gentlemen: Enclosed are: a) A letter from the Chamber, expressing their concern over City -Chamber cooperation. This was approved by their Board on Tuesday evening. b) My letter to them concerning the location change. At their Board meeting, they also voted to move to a new location at 434 Pacific Coast Highway, as soon as the spate is ready. A tentative time should be available in a few days. In addition, they elected to request added funds from the city for necessary rent; their request will be submitted at a later meeting. Respectfully submitted, ,4; WESLEY C. MC DANIEL City Manager WCM:mm Enclosures CITY HALL, ROOM 102 • CIVIC CENTER • P.O. SOX 404 HERMOSA LEACH • CALIFORNIA 90254 Hermosa Beach City Council City Hall, Civic Center Hermosa Beach, California 90254. Gentlemen: • TELEPHONE: FRontiar 2.0019 Sanuary 14, 1970 Attention' Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager The Hermosa Beach Chamber of Commerce is seriously concerned over certain recent actions taken by the Hermosa Beach City Council, These actions have affected the relationship between these twoimportant civic bodies. Two cases in point are., a) the hiring of a commercial public relations firm and, b) the sudden decision to remove the Chamber office from City Hall. Both of these decisions were snide without prior coordination with the Chamber and both affect Chamber operation in order to preclude a similar situation in the future, the Chamber requests that the City staff and the City Council coordinate current and future activities affecting the Chamber with the Chamber prior to any action. The Chamber' feels that the best interests of the city would be served by mutual cooperation and coordination between the Chamber and the City. Respectfully yours, Cyd Brookes Prtat; detat r. .._r_..R•_n_e• AS IL. T.ArP.411121AI1MT nr "Al IrnflMt A el Ft Er GENIC CENTER ilEAt4tS* CEACti .004ar-05N, Mr. Cyril Brooks President Hermosa Beach Chamber of Commerce City. Hall Hermosa Beach, California Dear Cy: CWil6AWNik 90254 PUKE: 27$•8454 January 13, 1970 As you know, the City Council has instructed me, by action taken at their January 6 meeting, to assist the Chamber to locating a new office site so that the existing space may be used for city office expansion. Wile the timing and manner of this action may seem somewhat abrupt, 1 u sure we all agree that yrs question of a location change is not new.... we've all been considering it for over six months. 1 think we also agree that itwould basically l.29, ,4 the Chamber and thus, money and internal conflicts aside, is a desirable m :ve. Con-;tdered solely from the Chamber's standpoint (a ,-rt from the question of clearing spaces for City 1la11 use), the move would have both positive and "avoidance--of-ner etivbenefit*: a) It would thrust the Chamber more into the business community, making it more visible to members, and probably engender a greater interest in retail and commercial promotion. activities. 1,) It would, simply by a location change, reduce the attention paid to planning, zoning, building, and related city functions .. . turning this time instead to retail i.nvolvaramom. c) it would, 1 think, also create greater Chamber independence... . freeing the organization to follow its own directions, inneludtng even some which spay be tet from city policy. Page 2 (Cyril Brooks) I am very optimistic that suitable quarters can be found which meet the needs'of low (or no) cost,. Chamber meinbershtp acceptance, and public service convenience. I pledge my help in any way desired. I think that this move should not be interpreted as a negative expression. of City Council opinion, but father as a.constructive effortto assist the Chamber in gaining a positive comrze7cial impetus. In any case, that's. my personal interpretation. Sincerely, lSVESIX C. MC DANIEL City Iia na ger WCM:mm cc: Vic Irons Chamber. Board City Council City Clerk January 15, 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: Noise Ordinance Gentlemen: Certainly, we all share the desire to impose strict noise controls, and the Inglewood ordinance does that. However, it is possible that such a measure . might be more effective as art inter -city effort, and that steps in that direction could be taken: a) From an enforcement standpoint, the ordinance demands sophisti- cated and expensive sound detection, identification, and xneasur- ing equipment—far beyond a small sound meter --and the employment (even by contract) of expert technicians, able to qualify in court. The City of Inglewood is spending well over $/00,000 this year on enforce- ment alone. b) From a prosecution standpoint, we must be willing to stand behind prolonged and thus expensive chall.;.,,nges to both the ordinance and its case use, since it deals with a very subjectiveand untested field. Again, Inglewood has employed a special fu11-time attorney just for this purpose, and has publicly pledged its intent to spend several hundred thousand dollars on the effort. The dangers and shortcomings of adopting laws which we are not prepared to enforce, prosecute, and defend—economically—are obvious. I understand that the Couth Bay Councilman's Association, along with Ingle- wood, is discussing a cooperative enforcement prograra—possibly contracting for Inglewood's services on a part time basis—and it may be well to consider deferring action pending such a regional program. Respectfully submitted, C/71. ow/ WESL C. MC DANIEL City Manager WCM:mm GEORGE L / JOYCE C. CLARK 1104 3RD BT. City r0 Edward J. Parr 3031 Torranoe Blvd. Torranoo California De Mr, Forraros An increasing number of us In th support fully your del -AtioOsL. reduction in sltitudA for 3A fll Bay Are,. ( Rf: Sunday January 110 Times0 - FAA proposal of 4nimus f et wo believe riduculous). BEACH CALIFORKIA 90254 January 12 197 • Harmosa ins VTO te l970 Lot tit of i:510 ?4,4'17 a at of dt%14V: Tho flighto over Hermosa are lucre sing in fr and intensity. This noise pollution ..!ver t hour period0 of quiet residentil Barnes© a serious mental and health haaard. 1? thi 'continu s thi area will evwntually nr up unlivable urban madhouse. quenoy nty-four come pollutio An a teacher and graphic dosi-$,Lr plesao lot uo know ir th i anything we can do LI' suPloart your Year mayor and your delegation in t)1 f1t for a communi tree of maim pollution. Vo hove the Otty Counlril of H csa your ef?ort& and t I late and n on its own* t. soh will support 0 S ary 14P BOARD OF SUPERVISORS COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES 822 MALL OF ADMINISTRATION / LOS ANGIELF.S, CALIFORNIA. DOOM January 2, 1970 The Honorable Alfonso A. Valdes Mayor, City of Hermosa Beach 1315 Valley Drive Hermosa Beach, California 90Z54 Dear Al MEMBERS OF THE BOARD ERNEST E. DEBS CHAIRMAN FRANK G. BON EW KENNETH HAHN BURTON W. CHACE WARREN N. DORH BURTON W. CHACE. SUI'ERVIEOk, FOURTH DISTRICT F1ADI ON 8.361". EFT. 65171 Supervisor Hahn and I have followed with close interest the development of proposals for the design and installation of the South Bay Signal System. The Road Commissioner, at the request of the inter -City Highway Committee, has held discussions with 'Thompson-Ramo-WOOldrid.ge regarding the proposal t:o interconnect 104 existing traffic signals into a computer controlled coordinated sysstem which would calculate optimum signal timing and issue appropriate commands to the signals at. each intersection. Such a system, utilizing approximately 700 sensory devices in the field, could greatly improve average travel time through the area and reduce delays attributable to traffic signals by perhaps 30%. Involved in the proposed system are signals un der the jurisdictions of the Cities of El Seguntio, Hawthorne, Hermosa Beach, L awndel.e, Mat .atter Beach, Redondo Beach, Torrance, Los Angeles Corny, and the State Division of Highways. The oad Commissioner informs me that he will soon be able to develop specifications to allow the design and development of the system to proceed. However, before that step is taleeu, I would like to be sure that each of the involved jurisdictions is in favor of this undertaldng. • To underwrite the cost of the project, we would seek your concur?enc in filing applications for the assignment of TOPICS funds to this project. We believe it would qualify for these Federal funds which would provide a little over $700,000 of the .total estimated cost of $/,000,000. I believe the Board of Supervisors would be willing to furnish the balance of th funds representing the local agency contribution. The Honorable Alfonso A. Valictee January a 1970 am enclosing a copy 'of a preaminery draft of an applic,ation for TOPICS funds which explains the.praposal visa greater detail and wAfcl% includes a reap setting forth the proposed systcara. l would appreciate hearing from you regardi.Lg this matter. Also, l believe it desirable that the ICPASEM of a member of your City staff be furnished to us as a contact so that the Road C`dorza esio1ser eax keep you fully informed of developments as they tale place. BW C:ci Enclosure cue Supervisor Kenneth Hahn Road. Department BURTON W. CC Maps wiellebi Gfft w: ref City' Wert. ,E4 tb • PO not detach urn `all copies �? APPLICATION FOR ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE(S) o: Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control 1215 0 Street Sacramento, Calif. 95814 REVSIV.U/LA (DISTRICT SERVING LOCATION) The undersigned hereby`applies for licenses describedas follows Above This Line -For Headquarters Office Only :; Applied under Sec: 24044 ,Effective Date: GEOGRAPHICAL :.:. CODE t 24 Date Issued Temp. Permit Effective Date:' 4. Name of Business' 5. Loca?ion 0? us'ness1 uum er and Street .. RECEIPT NO. ,TOTAL - 6. If Premises Licensed, Show Type of License ", 't0 I •" 7. Are Premises Inside City Limits? " 8. Mailing Address (if different from 5) -Number and Street COO (e ditto Lone t s Areje 9(116 9. Dave you ever been convicted of a felony? • .`(Temp) (Perm) 10. Have you ever violated any: of the provisions of the Alcoholic Beverage 'Control Act or regulations of the Department per-' = taining to the Act? 11. Explain a "YES" answer to items or 10 on an attachment which shall be deemed part of this application. 12,. Applicant agrees (a) that any manager 'employed in the business will have all the qualifications of a licensee, and (b) that he will not violate or cause or permit to be violated any of the provisions of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act.. 13: STATE OF CALIFORNIA : r : County of t -_-11i,; _______ ;_.Date ij2{"_, Under penalty of perjury, each person whose signature appears below, . certifies and'says: (1) He is the applicant, or one of the applicants or an executive officer of the applicant corporation, named in the foregoing application, duly authorized to make this application oty its behalf; (2) that he has read the fore- going application and knows the contents thereof and that each and all of the statements therein made are true; (3)'that no,person other than the ppplicant or applicants has-any.direct or indirect interest in the applicant's or applicants' business to be conducted under the Iicense(s) for which this application is made; (4) that the transfer application ar 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 on which the transfer application is filed with the Department or to gain or establish a preference to or for any creditor of transferor or to defraud or injure anypeditor of transferor: 14: APPLICANT ; '.. SIGN -i'l.,.,44. ..4 APPLICATION BY TRANSFEROR.; 15. STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of *24 l,ft(Q"', _Date*' penalty perjury, l y p- PP, Under enal of er ur ,-each person whose signature's earsbelow, certifies and says: (1) He is the licensee, or an executive officerof the .corporate licensee,-' named in the foregoing transfer ,application, duly authorized to make this transfer application on its behalf; (2) that he hereby, makes application to surrender all interest in the attached Iicense(s) described below and to transfer same to the applicant and/or location indicated on the upper portion .of this application' form, if such transfer' is .'approved by the Director;: (3) that the transfer application orproposed transfer is not made to satisfy the payment of a loan or to fulfill an agreement entered into more thanninety days preceding the day on which the transfer application-ls filed with the Department or to gain .or'esta()lish a',` preference to or for any creditor of transferor or to defraud or injure any creditor of transferor. 16. Name(s) of Licensee(s) Ski" E t i3O)$ 4 =.. 17: Signature(s) of Licensee(s) 1nn'h rd�rR'^ii°Ir G`9•'F �'F �,iP'9M���a; C 3J a kart 19. Location Number and Street ; j2 ' flt.tllhaii.tekri Ave!. r County C .111't0 Do Not Write Below This Line; For Department Use Only Attached: ❑ Recorded notice, 0 Fiduciary papers, - 4111C --2,12 _;COPIES• MAILED 12 3 (OTHER) 8EP'r ©A O { 'a9a^§1gazt,„2M3ttcr.zwo 4."Ie,t:zA=t7.044 l'*-;k-':ls; '�w'ca2'<':_• :3�5'$:1P= =twC` ,a*a4..",1'"'t +tl .ssKo:::�.a'.�':.. :Cit7�':: 5,:�"' Hermosa >aach City Council • City Hall, Civic Center Hermosa Beachv Ca. :;'254 January 13v 1970 Attentions Qu ntin L0 7Ph line Mayan tier Sir: Hy wife and I have been residents of Hermosa for over 25 years. We rare at bhe present time active members of the Hermosa Beach Senior Citizens. We, are planning to have a celebration of our 50th Wedding Anniversary. This celebration will be held on April 4th 1970e We no ld like to rem,, tmo the Clark Stadium City Bldg. 86/ Valley Drive Ham msech, on this sate buten 12,300A0110 60O P.N. The faacilitiesill be heft in edition alter we have finished. It would be appr ciated if the Cid oR mesta Beach wunld consider waiving of the rental fee. Cordially Tors Harold Vlme Wean 935 Monterey Blvdo He sa ,ch, Calif. 54 January 15, 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council FROM: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: Beach Services Background For over a year now the question of County continuation of beach services or subsidy has been in doubt. This fact arises primarily from disparities in the current subsidy or service amounts e led by a City of Is Angeles attack. Various methods of reallocating support have been discussed, including: beach area, numbers of parking spaces, and estimated visitors. Und7=r all methods, we would lose heavily. Recent Status In recent months, the County has attempted to develop an alternative solution which would satisfy legal needs and allow them to continue servicing our beach, but would avoid the "contract" ,and subsidy heretofore used. This would remove Hermosa Beach froin.consideration; Los Angeles, Santa Monica, and Long Beach could have their own differences. The problem was that, initially, it was felt that the city would need. to deed, dedicate, lease, or otherwise actually transfer control over beach ownership to the County. This was unacceptable to many of our people. It was for this reason that several areas of study were initiated for the possible purpose of (a) providing our own service (economically impossible) or (b) per- suading the County to obtain our goals. Current Status Now, the picture has changed. After continued legal and administrative review, the County has decided that a simple formal request by the city asking the County to "operate" the beach, for general County use, will suffice. It would provide the legal and administrative vehicle necessary, and would be politically defensible. The only formal document needed would ho a simple Community Recreation agreement. From our side, we would be gm:Ming Ao ownership or other rights; the beach would still be "ours". Service would, in effect, continue as before. And we can provide for city approval of any service or physical changes. In actuality, the County has plans, to improve service (particularly in the areas of pier maintenance, trash can collection, and sand grading and cleaning) and probably le) Page 2 provide physical improvements (fountains, showers, play equipment, pier fishing sinks). Discussion It would appear that this is a solution which might make everybody happy. We get the same or better service, but lose no real or "identity" value. And it meets County legal requirements. Really, all we would be doing is substituting a different legal tool (the letter requesting "operation") for the present one (a subsidy followed by a service contract) . Recommendation A draft letter is attached; its approval is recommended, with authorization for the Mayor's signature, along with authorization for the Mayor to sign a sub- sequent companion Community Recreation Agreement approved in form by the City Attorney. WCM:mm Concur: Jack iso Councilman Respectfully submitted, e *64 WESLEY C. MC DANIEL City Manager January 20, 1970 Board of Supervisors County of Los Angeles 500 W. Temple Los Angeles, California Via: Honorable Burton Chace Supervisor, 4th District Re: Beach and Lifeguard Operations Gentlemen: In order to continue the high level of service previously enjoyed on our beachfront, and to enhance the efficiency County -wide or larger scale operations, the City of Hermosa Beach formally requests that the County, through its Department of Beaches, assume operation of our beach, pier, and lifesaving activities for the 1970-71 fiscal year. Such operation would include all lifeguard operations, beach maintenance and cleaning, pier maintenance, and related services such as refuse con- tainer pickup and restroom cleantng, of the same nature and service level as contained within the most current present Joint Agreement. Our beach has been, and will continue to be, available as a regional facility; in fact, the original dedication to the city was conditioned upon its being open to "all the people of Los Angeles County." It is understood that County operation for the coming year will be continued at the same relative level of service, with City approval required for any substantial service change and for any physical construction or alteration on the beach or pier. Page 2 We will be pleased to execute a Community R:. creation Agreement incorpor- ating the provisions of this letter, prepared by the•County Counsel and our City Attorney; We would suggest that it be written to run automatically, from year to year unless cancelled by either party on a on years notice. They City of Hermosa Beach is pleased to cooperate as a responsible mem- ber of our regional urn areas, and looks forward to another year of highly satisfactory County relationships.' Sincerely, QUENTIN L. THELEN Mayor WLT: mm cc: Mr. Dick. Fitzgerald,. Director of Beaches • • RESOLUTION NO. N. S. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING SECTION 4 OF RESOLUTION NO. N. S 2707, RELATING TO PERMIT PARKING IN CERTAIN DESIGNATED AREAS AND PROVIDING THE FEE FOR SUCH PERMITS. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS: SECTION I. That Section 4 of Resolution No. N. S. 2707 shall hereby be amended to read as follovus: "SECTION 4. That the Director of Finance shall be and is hereby authorized to issue parking permits to any person showing proof of registration for a vehicle to be parked in the City of Hermosa Beach, as follows: "(a) Parking permit shall be issued to any person showing proof of residence or regular employment in the City of Hermosa Beach upon payment of a resident fee in the amount of $5.00. "(b) Parking permit shall be issued to any other person as set forth in this section upon payment of a non-resident fee in the amount of $15.00. "(0) Where the person to whom a valid permit has been issued can furnish proof satisfactory to the Director of Finance that said permit has been destroyed or lost, the Director of Finance may issue a duplicate permit upon payment of $1.00 replacement fee to cover the clerical cost. "(d) No refunds shall be made for surrender of a permit, and permits are not transferable. "(e) After November first of any permit year, the fee for such permit shall be reduced to $3.00. • • "The Director of Finance shall riot issue more than one permit for any one vehicle during a permit year, except as specified in section 4(c) hereof, and each permit issued shall be valid from the time of purchase to the end of a twelve-month period expiring on February 28th of each yea.r." PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO FORM: PRESIDENT of the City Council, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California CITY CLERK CITY ATTORNEY ORDINANCE NO. N. S AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING BY REFERENCE THAT CERTAIN LOS ANGELES COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH CODE, ORDINANCE NO. 7583, AS ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ON AUGUST 25, 1959, AS AMENDED BY SAID BOARD TO DATE, AND AS AMENDED IN THIS ORDINANCE, AND ADDING CHAPTER 14A, "HEALTH", TO THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION I. That Chapter 14A, "Health", shall be and is hereby added to the Municipal Code of the City of Hermosa Beach, to read as follows: "CHAPTER 14A " "HFALTH TH "SECTION 141E-1. Adoption of Las Angeles County Public Health Code. Pursuant to the provisions of the Government Code of the State of California (Sections 50022.1 :through 50022.10, inclusive), and subject to the particular additions and amendments hereinafter set forth in this ordinance, prescribing regulations governing public health matters in the City of Hermosa Beach set forth in that certain Code entitled "Los Angeles County Public Health. Code", being County of Los Angeles Ordinance No. 7583 adopted by the Board of Supervisors on August 25, 1959, effective date September 25, 1959; including amendments through County Ordinance No, 9375, effective August 11, 1967, three full printed copies of which, printed as a Code in book form, were by the Council ordered filed,, and which have been filed in the office of the City Clerk, expressly incorporated herein and made a part hereof as fully and for all intents and purposes as though set forth herein at length, shall be and the same are hereby established and adopted as the rules, provisions and conditions to be observed and followed governing public health matters in the City of Hermosa Beach; and subject to the additions and amendments set forth in this ordinance, said Code from the date on which this ordinance shall take effect and the provisions thereof shall be controlling within the limits of the City of Hermosa Beach. "SECTION 14A.-2. Nuisance. Section 317 of said Los Angeles County Health Code is hereby amended to read as follows: "Whenever a nuisance or condition endangering the public health shall be ascertained to exist on any premises, or in any house, or any other place, the Health Office shall notify in writing the person having control of, or acting as agent for "such premises, house or other place, to abate or remove such nuisance or condition within a reasonable time, to be stated on such notice. Upon the neglect or refusal of such person to comply with such notice, the Health Officer may abate such nuisance or condition; and the person having control of such house, premise, or place, in addition to the penalties provided by this ordinance, shall be liable to the City of Hermosa Beach for the cost of such abatement, to be recovered in a civil action in any court of competent jurisdiction. if no person can be found upon whom to serve such notice, the Health Officer may proceed to abate such nuisance or condition at the expense of the City at a cost not to exceed Fifty ($50.00) Dollars per day. "SECTION 14A-3. General Reapire�raents e Section 802 of said Los Angeles County Health Code is hereby amended to read as follows: " Fa mil ^- 'Family° means an individual, or two or more persons related by blood or marriage, or a group of not more than four persons, excluding servants, who are not related by blood or marriage, living together as a single housekeeping unit in a dwelling unit. "Section 810 of said Los Angeles County Health Code is hereby amended to read as follows: "(B) A,gartrnent House - 'Apartment House' is any building or portion thereof which is designed, built, rented, leased, let, or hired out to be occupied, or which is occupied, as the home or residence of three or more families living independently of each other and doing their own cooking in the said building, and shall include flats and apartments." SECTION 2. The City Clerk of the City of Hermosa Beach shall certify to the adoption of this ordinance, and shall cause said ordinance to be published once in the Hermosa Beach Review, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, published and circulated in the City of Hermosa Beach, within fifteen (15) days after its adoption. SECTION 3. This ordinance shall take effect upon the elapse of thirty (30) days from the time of its final passage. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this PRESIDENT of the City Council, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California January 15, 1970 Honorable mayor and Members of the City Council Hermosa beach, California Gentlemen: The board of Appeals, at their regular meeting on January 14, U70, reviewed the proposed ordinance Ho. W.S. 377 relating to increasing dwelling unit sizes. Their recommendations were as follows: 1. They did not approve of the proposed ordinance, and they felt that the requirements wcro too stringent and would not be in the best interests of the: City or the general public. Aowever, they did agree that the prL•sednt requirements should be modified. a. Cfficicnc� i?we:lliny Unit M i n i mum of 400 square feet. b. One ormore bedrooms„ Minimum of 600 square feet. c. 5 itae� 1 e�, 61 re.s i dcracc Requirements to remain at a menimum of 900 square fuut. The: recommendations were basad on the following reasons: a. The Uniform Building Code does require minimum roan sizes for all rooms within any dwulling ueiit which are ade•.c;uate to maintain a good living standard. b. Large. apartment:; aru more easily converted into separate: dwe i l i ng units thus creating bootleg apartments. c. The general economics and the loan agencies provide ample: control without government restrictions being imposed. d. The requirement of targe apartments will not necessarily create a better building or control the c;ual i i.y of occupancy. e. it has been proven in the past that large apartments and houses tend to encourage more people living together in order to defray rental costs, and this in turn creates police probems and necessitates greater enforcement of zoning regulations by the Building Department. Respectfully, Cfud M. Tro Direct of Building u$T: mb ORDDIANCE NO o No So 377 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING CHAPTER 7 "BUILDINGS", OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CM' OF HERMOSA BEACH BY REPEALING SECTION 7-2.4, "ALLOWABLE FLOOR Arca" „ AND AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE NO NO So 154, AS AMENDED, ARTICLE i2, "GENERAL PROVISIONS, CONDITIONS AND FXEMPTIONS - YARDS, HEIGHT AND &REV BY ADDING A NEW SECTION 1208, "MINIMUM DWELLING UNIT AREA". TI -JE 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 ptthlic hearing as provided in Zoning Ordinance No„ N. S. 154, as amended, and after public hearing as prescribed by law before the City Council, said City Council does hereby make the same findings and determinations as are made by said Nanning Commission with reference thereto in its Resolution 1)C1, 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 mintretue sizelor any dwelling unit, in the City of Hermosa Beach, SECTION 2 That Section 77-2.4, "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. "A. Multit-Famini Dwellings. 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 featuresg 1, One bedroom or less dwelling unit - 600 sRuare feet. 2. TiNo bedroom, o 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 fe,st. 5, More than four bedrooms 1,800 square feet,. B. pingler-j-2qtniLLDwellines. AJ single-family dwellings in the City shall h.F.ve ett least the following gross floor areas, exclusive of open porches, garages, /LT Puir • or other sur..;;13. acc.esriOry StrflOtaires or hitecittuFzi, fentures,,,, 1. Two bedir,00rn Or is 1.000 se feet. 2. Three bedroom,. or two bedroom .Ean.d den - 1,300 square feet. 3„ Fouif. bedroom, or' three bedroom a.nd den:7 1,500 square feet. 4. More than four bedrooms - 1,900 scsu&',,Te feet. M.inialUrfli Hotel-IV:Cote' Unit Size. All hotels , motels, or any structure whicAl is intended for occupancy by tansients, shall have rooms with a minimum unit size of at least 200 square feet,. exclusive of bathrooms. "Pill dwelling units 17.0W exRg WhiCh do not meet the standards 11GreinaboVe listed EX() hereby declared lonconforming and subject to the «.54Nneatent provisions of Artivie 13, 'General Provisions, Conditions md Exceptions Nonconforming Buildings and UseS „ of Zoning OrdinanoeNo Nr, 3„ 154 „ as amended „ " SECTION 4. That if any sectIon, subsection „ sentence, clause, phrase et portion of this ordinance is for any reason heici to be invalid or unconstitutional by itte decision of any court of competent j UtiS &Otters S decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portion of this ordinance. The City Council herby declares that it c.mould have adopted this ordinance a.nd each section, subsection., entence, clause, phrase or portion thereof, irvr2spective of the fact that one o more sections, submotions, sentences, clauses, Phras5es or portions thereof be 'declared invalid or unconstitutionalG SECTION 5. That this ordina.nce shell take effect thirty (30) days after the date of its adoption„ that the C:Ity Clerk of the City of 'Hermosa Beach shall certify to che adoption of this ordinance„ and that within fifteen 0.5"d days after its adoption shall cause said omiinarace to bet published at least 01V7,,e; in the HeTrnosa Beach Review, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, published'and circulated in the City of Hermosa Beach. - PASSED APPROVED and ADOF-TED this A„PPROVED AS TO FORM. PRESIDENT of the C,:ity Counc it, ,Fgnd YMCA: of the Cgy of Hermosa Beach, California C CLERK January 15, 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: Health Insurance Gentlemen: Attached is a copy of the memorandum sent to all city employees detailing the changes and improvements in our health insurance coverage. I believe it is self-explanatory. The slightly added cost for the employee portion can be sustained within our present budget. However, adding the Police Cadets, which has been done at your direction, will cause the budget, d figure to be exceeded by about $400.00. (On the other hand, the continuation quote by our former carrier, even without the cadets, would have been even more --and adding the cadets, young and healthy, did serve to reduce to per capita quote.) Councilmen, too, may be covered --so far only Mayor Thelen has done so. Under Demands and Warrants will be found a memo from Mary Stonier can- celling the January premium to the prior carrier, since we elected to start January 1 on the new policy. WCM:mm Enclosure Respectfully submitted, e/M4 WES : _ .: C. MC DANIEL City Manager January 8, 1970 TO: All employe ye FROM: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: Health Insurance Improvement I'm sure that every city employee will be pleased to learn that we have just made a change in our health insurance, obtaining greatly tncreased. beneiits at nj additional cost to you. Effective January 1, 1970 we have changed our carrier to Union Mutual Life Insurance Company. In making the change, several benefit improve- ments now are effective: a) Hospital room rates have increased to $30 daily on the basic cover- age, and full semi -private (hospital average) rates on the major medi- cal coverage. (Former coverage was $24 basic and $40 major medical; with average xoom costs now exceeding $55 daily.) b) Maximum major medical coverage is now $20,000 per person (formerly $10,000), with $i',000 reinstated annually if used. c) Insurance (with the same coverage) may now be continued, through the city but at employee cost, for retired employees until age 65. d) Basic coverage :,urgical schedules have been increased about 10%. e) Improved denial end psychiatric coverage is provided. f) Necessary forms have been greatly simplified for making claims. The city -paid premium for the employee will increase to $11.35 monthly (from $10.74), but employee -paid depend,erit premiums will remain at $11.55 for one dependent and $17.77 for two or more. The same $2,000 life insurance per employee remains in effect and, for the mement, the same opttonal term insurance additions are available through Intercoast Life Insurance Company. However, work is progressing on offer- ing added life insurance options, and we expect to announce this in the near future. It should be noted that this new policy was obtained in the face of drastically rising medical costs and our own very poor experience this past year, in which our paid -out claims far exceeded the actual premium paid ....so we should count ourselves fortunate, A joint management -employee committee composed of myself, Mary Stonier, Ron Bergman, John Price, Mane Betcone, Bill Davis, Dick Hibbard, Paul Peterson and Don Bosley evaluated --in several sessions, six different proposals from twenty-seven inquiries made (including Blue Cross, Kaiser, and P.E.R.S.). The choice of this new policy was unanimous. Now enrollment cards are being distributed and should be returned to your supervisor by next Tuesday, January 13. Important blanks to be filled in are those indicating dependent coverage and the beneficiary information. The new booklets, thoroughly describing all benefits, and also containing the actual policy, will be ready in. four to six weeks. For any questions, and for claim information, please contact Mary Stonier, City Treasurer and insurance administrator, phone extension 39. WESLEY C. MC DANIEL City Manager WCM:mm • • January 15, 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: Storer Cable T. V. Expansion Gentlemen: At the Mayor's request we have been pressuring Storer T. V. over their expansion plans in the city, and have now received a preliminary response from them. They will be forwarding a formal report and request within the near future. Informally, their proposal is to extend service to all areas west of Valley Drive, and also cable across the tracks to be ready for the next phase. How- ever, while they would continue to go underground in some cases, they will be requesting a franchise variance to go overhead, on existing poles, in much of the area. Overhead plant would be subject to undorgrounding at any time a district is formed or the other utilities go under. The requests for s rvice have.become more numerous, and expansion is needed. Thee do appear to be some sound reasons on a number of streets for overhead, where the scars and blemishes created by underground trench- ing, and the problems caused by curbless streets, would actually be more unsightly. In any case, this memo is intended for your advande information. The shaded area in the map attached indicates the present (all underground) sexvice area; it can be extended visually east to Valley. Respectfully submitted, WESLES. C. MC DANIEL City Manager WCM:mm CITY OF MANHATTAN GAPES AV CURTIS AV VOORHESS AV 1ST ST GATES AV CURTIS AV V 00RHESS AV FUND NUMBER' GENERAL ACCOUNT CITY OF .HERMOSA BEACH, CITY TREASURER'S REPORT,_ DECEMBER 1969 BALANCE 12/1/69 RECEIPTS DISBURSEMENTS CASH TRANSFERS, WARRANTS• BALANCE TRANSFERS 12/31/69 100 General 200 Adv. Music & Pks. 50(/Light.District 600 Traffic Safety 800 Parking Meters 900 State Gas` Tax 1200 Retirement 1700 Parks 1800 Recreation 1900. . Sewer Maintenance' TRUST FUNDS. $ 63 59763.33 68,518.89 159099.55 359031.14 4619556..85 8,832.76 89515.21 9668.30 449982.65. 7149416.35 447.67` 12/1/69 $170,950.20 $134 5,034.08 16,486.41 8,696.54 638.71 14,346.89 199129.50 16,109.05 10,068.16 59034.08 266,493.62 134,101.79 101.79 $185,804.64 12,737.25 79525.92 RECEIVED Sewer Deposit Street Bond Payroll Account Refuse & Sanit. Serv. Supt. of Sts. VPD Bond Int. & Debt. INVESTMENTS F.N.MA, F.N.M.A. F.N.M.A. F.N.M.A. F.N.M.A. F.N.M.A.. $ 2,278.86 79824,88 19011.25 7,100.37 49329.65 359017.65 57,56.2.66 1/5/70 $198,211.11 999145.83 98,207.64 98,083.33 98,450.00 979977.78 6909075.69 1/20/70 2/3/70 :2/5/70 2/20/70' 3/17/70 pki C fi7*i-'i ) Mar R. tonier City Treasurer 1/8/70 $ 200.00 19509.80 100,885.83 59742/67 100.00 19985.37 110,423..67 206,067.81 PAID . 12/31/69. 478.86 $ 29000. 00 1.74 99332.94 100,885.83 . 1,011.25 7,100.37 5,742.67 200.00 4,229.65 17,186.97 19,816.05: 125,853.77 .-42,132.56 RECAP OF. ALL FUNDS General Active Other Active Sub Total - Inv. & Inact. $ 94,681.05 ;28,217.98 122,899.03 6949075.69 .8169974.72 Interest Received This Fiscal Year 10,797.41 35,000.00 18,443.66 22,500.00 249624.26 12,736.46 10,000..00 134,101.79 $182,695.02. 37,268.05 5,352.43 13,169.85 475,903.74 20,436.34 40,016.73 774,842.16 BANK BALANCES General $106,307-.26 Sewer Dept. 2,000.85 St. Bond 9,333.79. Payroll Acct 7,404.89 Refuse & Sanit. 59742.67 Supt. of Sts.. 4,329.65 VPD Bond & Int. 7,028.88` 142,147.99 Less Outsd. Cks.19,248.96. 122,899.03 • Iriv. & Inact. 694'075.69 Total 816,974.72 $23,935.50 January 139 1970. Honorable Mayor and City Counor.1 Cit,. of Hermosa Beach Herman an • Beech, California Gontlemen a 1 request uest aut horizC?tion to cancel Warrant #6379 dated. January 69 1970 payable to Union -Central Life in the amount of •$1G75 70 Our new carrier, ajnic n Liu ua1 Life IneuranceE hae agreed to assume coverage effective December 30 1969 and a replace:143n* warrant has been drawn in the:ia favor. Very truly i' crus: a i; m n,.4 _rte f?1�3' Mary . s tar. ter City Treasurer City of Hermosa Peach. `s':1LRS€ns DEMANDS AND WARRANTS - January 20, 1970 Issued to: Amount 6416 ASDA Sales Company. - Tennis Balls $ 4935 6417 ARCO Disposal - Trash Disposal from City Yard 227.08 6418 Advanced Bearings - Never-Seeze Compound 8.059 6419 Ancorp National Services - Stationary Supplies 43.19 6420 Bank of America - Customer Billing Services 218.90 6421 Barnes & Delaney - Batteries 49.77 6422 Bay Eleestronics - Recording Tapes 71.82 6423 Bell & Howell - Ditto - Ditto Masters 11.06 6424 Calif. Police Chiefs Assn. - Membership 12000 6425 William J. Cavanaugh - Leasing .-. Motorcycle 100.00 6426 Center -Line Products - Traffic Paint 196.87 6427 Certified Office Equipment - Repair -Typewriter 7007 6428City of Burbank - Purchasing Manual . 4.25 6429 Robert E. Crawford - Expense 12.75 6430 Dearth Machinery Company - Repair - Sweeper 141.65 6431 Department of Beaches - Agreement 300.00 6432 Dunbar Nunn Corp. - Microphone Clamps 5.94 6433 Farmers insurance - Insurance Policy's 4,365.35 . 6434 French Ready Mix - Slurry Mix 677 53 6435 General Telephone Company - Bell. & Lights 37.45 6436 Herald Examiner - Ad -Maintenance Laborer 28..80 6437 Hermosa Beach C of C - Monthly Agreement 1,16600 6438 Hermosa Beach City School Dist. 7 Sales Tax on Purchases 27.37 6439 Hermosa Beach Lawn Bowling - Agreement 100.00 6440 Industrial Blueprint - Map -Boys Scout Parade 6441 International City Mgnt. Assn. - Book 10 50 . 12.50 6442 Jacobs Bros. - Soil Test Outfit 62.48 6443 Lt. John W. Jaeger - Expense 10.00 6444 Jostens Awards -.Football Medals 42.09 6445 League of California Citi:eS - Membership 835.00 64.46 Lion Uniforms •,- Uniform Allowance 13.55 6447 R. L. Madden --Services Various Projects 239.91 6448 Manhattan Car Wash - Police Car -Washes 6449 Modern Equipment .& Leasing Co. - Yearslug for time cleck. 17 50 . 5.43 6450 JO A. Moss - Services 1/1 - 15/70 Mt 6451 National Cash Register Co. - Payroll sheets 6452 O'Connor & Wood - Professional Services E084075 6453 Palos Verdes Blueprint - St. Lighting Asses. Dist. 6454 Parker 13. Son Inc. - Paper Work - Court Case 1.26 6455 Ken. ParrrLeasing - Leasing-Dup. Keys 925.15 6456 Pier Avenue Laundry - Laundry 10/22/69 to 12/27/69 6457 Postmaster - 'Stamps. 82.50 6458 Public Administration Service - Book 2,70 6459 Purheasing Mgnt. Assn. L.A. - Membership 27.50 6460 R. & S. Garage - Services - December 18139 6461 Realty Tax Service Co. - Monthly Bill . 25.00 6462 Roberts Co. Int. - Books, 25.83 6463 Savin Business Mch. Corp. - Paper Supply 232.66 6464 Sea Coast Enterprises - Repair Part - Fire Truck 6465 Shepard Pendleton Lt. - Monthly Bill 17 26 . 1500 6466 South Bay Hospital - Services 140.00 6467 South Bay Mailing - Newsletter Mailing 53.69 6468 South Bay Welders Supply - Oxygen 7.88 6469 Sparkletts - Botile Water - Recreation 9.64 6470 Springer Publishing Co. - Books 7.10 6471 Norvin J. Stafford - Photo Service 9.50 6472 Standard Oil of Calif. - Credit Cards 5.13 6473 State Compensation Ins. Group - Balance on Premium 1743S.78 6474 Stationers Corp. - Supplies 16.80 6475 Mary R. Stonier - Expenses 35.84 6476 Sunray Auto Supplies - Parts 10.00 6477 3M Business Products - Paper Supply 121,20 6478 United Cradlt Exchange - Bill thru. So. Bey Hospital ' 18,00 6479 James F. Weber ;,.. Expense & Conference 124,88 6480 Western Badge & Trophy Co. - Ribbons - Recreation. 47.63 DEMANDS AND yARRANTS - January 20, 1970 (Continued) Issued to: 6481 West Coast Lie. Detection Center - Polygraph Examination 6482 Western Highway Products - Signs 6483 Wray Printing Inc. - Letterhead - Mayor 6484 Coast Glass Co. - Glass - Police Dept. 6485 Phillip D. Krug Metal Suspended Ceiling 6486 New Pacific Lumber co. - Lumber Material Police Dept. 6487 Southwestern Electric - Light Bulbs - Police Dept. 6488 Merritt Hardware - Monthly Bill 6489 J. B. Tucker & Son - Supplies 6490 Schaefers Parking Lot Services - Parking lot Bumpers 6491 Walker Equipment Rentals - Underground Water Drill 6492 Shell Oil Co. - Monthly Bill 6493 Guaranty Escrow Co. - Property Purchase 6494 State Board of Equalization - Sales Tax for Year 1969 6495 Learned Lumber - Monthly Bill 6496 Coast Glass Co. - Replace glass - Police Dept. 6497 John Baker - Surf Contest Official 6498 Tom Bennett - Surf Contest Official 6499 Mark Johnston - Surf Contest Official 6500 Tier Makin - Surf Contest Official 6501 Richard Mielkey - Surf Contest Official 6502 Michael A. Gonzales - Karate instruction 6503 John A0 Rockwood - Karate Instruction 6504 Vivian Robertson - Cake Decoration Instruction 6505 Hollywood Paper Co. - Supplies 6506 Bill Lee - Services -Clark Stadium. 6507 Smith Electric Supply - Street. Lighting -Hermosa Avenue 6508 Union Mutual Life Ins. - Monthly Bill 6509 South Bay Uniforms - Uniform Allowance 6510 Sobth Bay Plumbing Service - Plumbing- Police Dept. 6511 Robert Beam Const. Co. - Heating System - Police Dept. Amount $ 50.00 194.99 5025 13023 900.00 153.62 69.30 330.94 26.18 55044 25.00 750.63 81809.00 44.90 248.45 59.54 9.00 10.00 5.00 10.00 10.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 18.40 56.00 27,957.35 1,282.55 495057 775.50 1,915.00 .....1,MUIMpp,V,VM 74,697.02 January 190 L970 TO:. Wesley C McDaniele City Manager er FROM: john .E4 Steveese Director of Etb3.ic Works SUBJECTt Acceptance of by4ork,. Specifications No. HS 245 Tennis Court Lighting Having made a final inspection of the wok covered by Specifications no. B 245, 1 have found such work to be satisfactory and complete. Lighting tests have indicated that the prescribed level of light- ing over the ,courts has been achieved® In accordance with Division 6.01 of the subject Specificationse I certify that Smith Electric Supply has .satisfactorily completed the work as called for and described in said Specifications accord- ing to the teems and condi tionseieo the total value of the work being $100752,00. RECOMMEND t the City Council accept the wczk as complete and authorize theCity Clerk to file the .Notice of Completion on the project. As ye• a no solution has been arrived at concerning the light glare problem affecting ing certa n properties on amore Avenue howevere this department is ,fabricating a ahieid (with attach- ment) which we hope to test ,€ some evening in the near future. Sincerely 9Q L bT ;'� Director oE Piic Works tTES a j is NON -AGENDA rump - a1`dFC)li.DA°ION - With Agenda for January 20, 1970 Southern California Humane Socie y. - Animal Control Report - December, 1969 Available in Office of City Clerk: Lawndale Resolution No. 1004 supporting the South Bay Councilmen's Association declaration of common interest and unanimity of purpose for abatement of noise pollution, and pledging necessary resources therefor. MEETINGS AND OTHER EVENTS: lm rovement Commission Technical. Ad Tsar Cornmitteca - Thursday, January 15 - Council Chamber -- 7:30 p.m. Southwest Area Planning Council - Friday, January 16 - Lobster House - Noon Planning Comcni.ssian - Monday, January 19 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. Cy Council - Tuesday, January 20 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. CoordinatingCount - Thursday, January 22 - Lococo°s - Noon Youth Advis0.3 Council - Thursday, January 22 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. South Bay Councilmenes Association - Thursday, January 22 -- Lococo s - 6:30 p.m. Board of Zang 14d siment - 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 Pagers 1970 Munici al Election - Thursday, January 29 to Noon, February 19 LAST DAY TO REGISTER TO VOTE - Thursday, February 19 5 -Mile Marathon - Sunday, February 1 w Starting at Pier and Strand - 10 a.m. Planning Con�arnission -- Monday, February 2 - Council Chamber -p 7:30 p.m. CAL -Coma - Tuesday, February 3 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. llm2rovernent Ccsenrnissi.on,- Thursday, February 5 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. goy Scout Parade - Saturday, February 7 -w 10 a.m. - Hermosa Avenue Najpisayees Annual Award Dinner - Saturday, February 7 - Lobster House - 6:30 poria. Baal of oninc Aci tastrxtent - Monday, February 9 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m0 to•be continued Overground Utilities nberg 2909 Herr sZ View Dri` being eliminatedfrom C/ e/Q�/ ('.'fJ Mrd C/l /' k " �" A ti `. e a. r i, tmeme Calle by track Live em le head Deed is bead Strap dope picked Vi redeemed n n mater • 5026 West Jefferson Boulevard Los Angeles, California 90016 Phone: 732.0113 AtIDEAL 37 $2 Veriest fey least; .. rleti r:t,: 7 21 Citation W " ':ritivAea o UMW 1 1349 223Z 61 1231 241 23S � fid 1122 • / 0 4361= 07 =MGM C. bar; Valfto triialazasa . fid[ ;ar ata E. 7 el 122 171 MAILING ADDRESS °• P.O. SOX 7 245 • LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 90016