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HomeMy WebLinkAbout02/03/70NA. io 440 - CITY OF HERMOA SBEACH, CALIFORNIA 90 -pm 274r Eqrgyq,„ -- Tuesday, February 3,, 1970 - 7t230 p.m. 7f;00-7:30 p.m. - Councilmanic Tour of Police Department Remodeled Basement Facilities shc.wing of POU.C.0 Depariment Famtii iza tion slides, PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE INVOCATION ROLL CALL APPROVAL OF MINUTES - Regular Meeting of 'fame*, 20, 1970. A. Gift to Mayor - Patanka Campfire Girls - Mrs. Sharron Dillon, Guardian, 1. PUBLIC HEARING - LIVE ENTERTAINMENT - Amendment to Zoning Ordinance No. N. S. 154 - Permitted Uses in C-2 and C-3 Zones, Interim Ordinance adopted November 18, 1969 Proposed ordinance for six-month extension, 2. TRAFFIC CONTROL MONTEREY BOULEVARD AT SIXTH STREET - Request from Mrs. Dixie Lee Hansford, 628 Monterey Boulevard, signed by 27 residents. 3. NON -AGENDA ITEMS AND REPORTS - City Council. 4. MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS FROM COMMISSIONS, BOARDS AND COMMITTEES improvement Commission: a. Relocation of Vetter Windmill - Financial Report to Date. b. Donation of Books to Public Library - Gift of Mrs, Frances Young. Fla nni_a_gr °murals s tom a. Planning Commission -City. ConcU roint Meeting - Date to be announced, 5. COMMUNICATIONS FROM PUBLIC A. cogrkty Ielf,eg,:gardAssociagn .7- Announcement of dinner to be held in honor of William F. Stidham, skipper.of Lifeguard Rescue Boat. Baywatch, upon his retirement - February 18, 1970 - Redondo Beach Mks Club. 6. NON -AGENDA ITEMS FROM AUDIENCE - Fifteen Minute Discussion Period. 7. BEACH DEVELOPMENT PLAN TATUS Report from Countlrnan rack Wise and City Manage. e. ABC - THE CHARTS , 2626 HERMOSA, AVENUE - On -S Gensd Person -to - Person Tmnsfer - Thomas Pagliu f.-30 Wilhiani Tracy. 9. CLAIM - ALICE HUNTER - Pursuant to Sections 910 and 915 of Government Code -' 4828 West 136th Street, Hawthorne - Lester 13, Kenoff, Attorney at Law, 900 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Anqeles. City Counik Pebruary 3 1970 10, AWARD OP BIDS 'Various City Vehicles. 11. WEED ABATEMENT ASSESSMENT ROLL, 1969 - Submitted to City Council for confirmation by john P. Reynolds, Superintendent of Streets. -2- 12. GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION, A.PR1L 14„ 1970 - Proposed resolution directing City Clerk to canvass returns and certify results. . DENTAL OF CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT - JACK L. wass AND DONALD A. LEE, 1332 STRAND Proposed resolution per instrucCion of City Council, meeting of januaY.y 20, 1970. evpi jyyt4-1.4, 47dv:Ai yltka'i,i6 A frpolfr" 14, HEALTH CODE - ORDINANCE NO. N. 0. 378 - 1ritrodued Jiury 20, 1970 FOY adopUon. 15. MISCULANEOUS REPORT - City Manager: a. Request for Advanced Assessment Value Estimate. b. Personnel and Skry Adjustments. ce 1970 Fireworks Display Reuest from Chamber of Comrnerce. 16. RECONSIDERATION OF DENIAL OF CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT - COCKTAIL LOUNGE, 1133-117 PIER AVENUE - David and Eleanor Connors - Decision dated September 2, 1969. /6. ot- 0,- a .x 17. DEMANDS AND WARRANTS. ADJOURNMENT z.f • • z. 41- _ JANUARY 28 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Wesley C McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: Police Tour and Film Gentlemen; The Police basement modifications have been nearly completed, and we'd like to show this progress to the Council, Also, a new slide -sound show, about thirteen minutes, has been completed for public use in Police Department public relations, and we want to show it. - So .we thought perhaps we'd do this before the meeting, next Tuesday, February 3, at 7:09 j. m. We'll tour the new aacilities and look at the film in the new training room. Be through by 7:30 p. m. Thus: Police Basement. Tour . and View New Slide Show Tuesday0 February 3 . • 7:00 p, m. Police Department Mary will double check on whether you can come early, Respectfully submitted, 7.) • e 1/Ji WESLEY C. MC DANIEL City Manager cc: Chief Berlin • January 28,, 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Man.a SUBJECT: Enterta inment Ordinance Gentlemen: When the emergency ordinance was adopted in late fall adding live entertainment'to the 'Conditional Use Permit list, it was enacted without any public hearing and thus was effective.for only ninety • days. This wilt soon expire. While the Planning Commission is considering the same provisions, in more studied form, completion of that action in the normal manner will obviously take sone more time. To protect ourselves in the interim, adoption of a second similar ereaergency ordinance, with a public hearing, for another six month period, is recommended. The hearing has been scheduled for this meeting, and a new draft emergency ordinance is enclosed. WCM:mm Enclosure Respectfully submitted„ ))4 714. WESLEY C. MC DANIEL City Manager ORDINANCE O. © L AN ORDINANCE OP THE c ' ' OF HERMOSk BEACH, CALIFOEUM, BEMG A TEMPORARY INTERIM O .La rANCE AMENDING aONING ORD, IANC . NO , N. S. 154 , AS AMENDED, BY AMENDING SECTION, (am "LIMITATIONS IDIS O I PERMITTED usrs IN C AND. C-3 ZONES", 13Y ADD it (3SUBSECTION () MATED TO ENTERTAMMENT AND DANCING. THE Com' COUNC OF THE.CrIlf OP HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, IDES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: : SECTION 1, *kb t Section. 801 of Ordinal= No, Nm S. 154, :,s nided, be amended ed by adding a new subsection (6) , to read as follows: "(6) N establishment 'engaging in the howingeof bion places, sF8E92i.tion of x ,aadenvi13e shows, or the providing of enterta nmenti•aa antIraq: nt is defin 5d in on 17-19, Classification "Er, Group 12, of Mader 17, t°Li '• ns ee, of t Municipal bode cuff the.) City of Hermon Beach, as amend d, and also including, but not limited to, dancing; still be permitted in any -C-2 or 0-3 Zona without fist there .having been filled • en aaafay Condi 4 nal Use Permit and said Conditional al Ura , . ;,p it having been granted =:rid of esct1ve . s scuff forth in Article 14, "Variances s and Condition i Use Permits", of Ordinance No. N. S. 164, a s a +::Ynded. ep-tion: My es,r;blishment lomtad* .a '.0-3 Generaland Highway y Commercial Disstridt which is located mom t' re 400 feet at the closest point raeasurcd radially ta the :erice ries aff the lot or parcel said . ,atablishme is lasted on Ittu . , on Elk' Peottiontial 2.011 smoparty shall not be to seam a Coalitional I.We Permit. In mid } ,,; the grantgtst9 et said Coiittonal Us ,.y Permit for any such est+ blish- a i .=t, theT'' wing Commission dull,° eddittsca to the Mows @! consideration listed in Section 10 t,.;,; aArticle 10 a Ordinance Its &Steil= 11. S. 154, ati3 amended, d, consider the following: te existing residential aSeS elliit ht ; :the zone, and its distance from .,sidential 3,t d reon-commereicil uses its zones. s. =tdpa t to..that Zolt: in which the establishimient fffifi prop; od. 44 The amount of a niatiing or Psmpoa3ed 6ff. at Puking facilities, the distance from the tempos x; establishment, the ingress a d %RU ,€Aad, the ,Offaivt thara9f upon stet ,tai pedestrian traffic, (c) Location of and distance to churches, schc)s, hospitals and public play- grounds in relation to the proposed establishment. (d) Hours of operation of the proposed establishment. (e) The combination of uses proposed• within the proposed establishment. CL) The proposed exterior signs and decor of the proposed establishment which re planned to advertise the k.cavity, and the compatibility thereof with existing es.r:blishments in the rea. (g) Such other considerations • .ss, in the judgment of the Planning Commission, are necessary to assure that the purpose and intent of this provision of the Zoning Ordinance are upheld. Any Conditional Use Permit issued pursuant to the provisions of this subsection shall be subject to the condition, in ,rddition to any and all other conditions, that it shall terminate -•nd cease to apply to }:ray esttblishmetit which shall have ceased its operations for a period of ninety (90) or pore calendar days. Nothing in this subsection shall preclude the necessity of complying with all other applicable City or Stet laws or regulations." SECTION 2. That if any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase, or portion of this ordinance is for any re .son held to be invalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shell not affect the validity of the remaining portion of this ordinance. The City Council hereby declares that it would have adopted this orcin nce: and each section, ssibseection, sentoame, clause, phrase or portion thereof, irrespective of the fact that one or more sections, subsections, sentences, clauses, phrases or portions thereof be declared invalid or unconstitutional. SECTION 3. That the City Council finds and determines that due to the predominantly rcesidntial character of the City of Hermosa Beach -:rid the shallow depth of commercially zoned areas adjacent to residential zones, .he petentialiy deleterious effects f certain business categories require special attention in rder to insure that they are props ly located, regal - ted, and operated, and that this °Mian ,nce is therefore hereby declared to be a temporary interim ordinance and urgency =aster ur° necessary for the immediate preservation of the public health, safety, morals, and general welfare, .D2- and 0011 take effect immediately upon its adoption, and shall be published at least once in the Herrnosa Beach It view, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, published and circu1 ted in the City of Hermosa Beach. ?x, ;S D, AF—OVED aro ADOPTED this ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO f'A1M: PRESIDENT of the City Council, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California cuy CLERK C 1, .° f ATTORNEY January 27, 1970 Attn: TO The WIncrable mor, And, of The City Council, Dear Sires am -writing this i tt�r as a request to be presented far your consider ;.;tion. Due to the safety hazards that me inths.comnunity of South tary School, feel tete, x urgently ask for your help securing two additional boulevard step siva„&mx° „_ r+r _ CITZ. Stmt„ At int, only a god cornered erCRIP:, TeakiE ci . i ted , and there is no .crossing guard n duty during the school boars for the oren e a tray° ling safety to and floom the school, froa., s30 &gym to 3:30 P,M. s doily. Also, stop signs exist just on the South. West earner and North m East earner of the WOW street, 6411, May 1 spay also that there aro only two designated boulevard stop are ;,;d allifontereywvd. pre4(tinny, and they ,ere at 2ND. Street and 10), Streata. Q %Mich encamps>=; seg row eet7 blocSeuttos, and four city blocks of GI Street, thig, be the area f anti t school, to 1O Street, As per .,:: p, we would eek that boalmard STOP ipi be placed et the .: C3+r '...41yr!i..:tIPFA «egg v+ at_ �� ._. " . .:. t>> ; „s, DAS this area a four direstical ever& stop,,.. This danger,,,:,: eight bl,:: strata allows'for a ear to speeds w to WWI an hour, without hating to maintain a campletve atop between j� 2"H „ S see $:tl many, ` � F Street, It I nay show dust of hazards ds tha 1J �+rlst, out of the many ' 1, 4 aMtny knit!) y': ^1..;1 q� from my ham, to screamsof chiles and tiros , became driver was g� so fast, and, ant ice, a fiver spat/Aft; north an Monterey: Yd., trued to visa' hitting a ear goiwgwest en and across Monterey ; ;.vd. an 6224 Set, skidded dawn in frant of y houa and actually span round in the riddle ()film:Wray tea All of theca are on fie at the Police Department, en are all of the awl. dente mewing at S' 114 Street and Monterey at?md., because there is no break in the through.t r, at which a driver has to -,,tis therefore discontinuing the spm, In ozd r to safeguard the lives of the chi ren non atter.i: South Schools m' am four included, and those that will go in the future, 1 ask of all of you, since:, to please cider t tam of this request in your final d 1, along with attaehed list of concerned parents, thank you for the opportunity to be heard. Tele: 37 2-6162 Respectfully Submitted, Mrs. M .o Lee Timsfori, 628 Mo T t L icy 63 5 8 5 ! 8 7; 0 '27-7, 76d�i rl Z l CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE •• 25." 26. 27. 28. 2 a4-(" ?tea ' X11 ?xo4) ADDRESS /o “1- 'i 4'n r 0! W-6 Zto4v 1 • kelnuary 28, 1970 TO Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council FROM: Mary A. Edgerton, City.Clerk SUBJECT: RELOCATION OF VETTER WINDMILL - Financial Report to Date There is little left to reporton the relocation of the Vetter Windmill that is not known to all of the members of the City Council, with the exception of the current financial status of receipts and expenditures. .Due to the many', many friends of the Windmill who contributed time and money toward the accomplishment of saving our oldest historical land a' we are happy to report that the status of the Windmill Account Reimbursible now stands as follows: Funds col ted as of January .16, .1970 $549.45 Funds expended as of .anuary 20, 1970 546.34_ Balance The Department of Public Works provided the labor for a total of seven man-hour days at an approximate cost to the City of $250.00; however, the major portion of the work and planning was accomplished by the United States Naval Reserve Seabee Unit I 1122 'ander the direction of Lt. Commander Curtis Pettigrew. The Seabees undertook the project due to the efforts of r. Mike Foote, local architectend intemsted citizen, who did an outstanding job of coordination between the City, the Seabees and the Improvement Commission as well as contributing generously of his own money to purchase materials to be used to repair the windmilL To try to list the Friende.of the Windmill in order of their importance would be an impossible task; however, the preserVation and relocation Of this old structure could never have been accomplished without the enthusiastic support of the following: Kenneth Komick, the developer of the property, who gave the windmill to the City as a gift. Robert Allen, Los Angeles'.Times news reporter who wrote the first news story. Rosemary Foreman, South Bay Publishing, the all-time winner as the reporter who published more pictures than any other. 13111 Rempelo South Bay Daily Breeze, who wrote many, many column inches in support of the project. Vetter Windmill • 1 Robert Andrews Long Beach Independel/t Prese-Telegrarn. -2- Bruce Howell - photographer for the Los Angeles Herald -Examiner. Ari Rogers - photographer for the Los Angeles Times. jim Lawrence, ABC Teievision. Carl George, CBS Television. Enthusiastic citieene who contributed funds after seeing sty about the \Windmill. Harold Grieve, local artist who create d the original linoleum block print limited edition of 50 copies and contributed all sales to the City (Fromthe sale of this Print the City has received $480 thus far. Prints are still on sale at the Either/Or Book Store) r and all of the wonderful people who purchased prints. Mx. and 'Mrs. Peter Hendrix, owners of the Either/Or Book: Store. The large number of interested grade School childrerA, and local atists, who have drawn and painted so many portraits of the windmill for public disPlay. Mrs. john Hales; who researched and wrote the history of the Windmill. M. jack. Dunn, Printer, who contributed announcements of the raiiVing date for distribution throughout the City. John Stevens, Director of Public Woeks, who spent ffiany hours of his own time to assist the Seabees. Robert Crawford, City Planner, who bought the windmill to the attention of the Improvement COMMIS sion. And, last but not least, the Hermosa Beach Improvement Commissioners, who sponsored the project, and, in particular, the Windmill:Committee, Improvement Commissioners Joanne Purpus.and Carol Tanner, who provided the inspiration and determination to see the project through to a successful conclusion. One further bit of information: Seabee. Unit 41122. plans to return to the scene in the near future and paint the base of the structure. Following this, the Improvement Commission plans to hold a Dedication Ceremony and to invite the granddaughters of Herman Vetter, who have been in contact with City Hall and have written of their • fond memories of early childhood days spent on the land where the windmill formerly rested for 67 years. Cik OF FIE/NOM 13 BCH TRIAD- ElFi <r eyes. .McDaniel 9`i; tion pA Sartain, • 15 1970 --_ - RPM Jess Laren r t aGlh*C my a' deal with horticulture and giant : , ife a when yw aeon dowated to the local I i bra Jy by •'rancim Young., '"o my., cRnderstandins that these books are now availc ble.fotz check Out and som of theca rs1 =t i to caan: .condition Perhape, a formal Bath innk you° to Francis from thea : ounc . uou .d ,bs ;roper% sine citizen intG► nt € tc; e is :what c ar. ung ZOr residential ibeautif ic; :t1,ean cc: Paul Nit ':;son the f 1lr it , b# oke have teen grxt.ciouels • . L b "try. bin France i VoUng; The Garden Beautiful in California The Making of a flower Garden ting .,ruur Trees GRAIL & Feeding of Garden Plant Ci r aardeninj in P ate end Boxes 1,natEwa Small Gardens Gov to Hama I psoarern nt Handbooks heSmoniea: Their BOK H -AV :i a1 ThE0Bird t from t r Flaunt Making Phar B. Fabric Flower Floral Art for R iig .oua Event, • Manning on Decoupage ' -.Flowering .Flowering House Plants Month by Month Now Structures in Flower Arr csng mente • flower Growing far Flower Arrangement Using Waysida'Plante gntsrpretive Flower Arrangements Window 53.11 Gardening . Plant Pruning in Pictures Artificial Flcwsretrruits g Flowers Dote & Donne. Home Landscape Design .Thanklery New Christmas Make -it Soak Charted Designs for Needle -made Purls Modern Abstract Flower Arrangementts .-':Creativity Creativity in Flower Arrangement A Treasury of Chr'istmee Decorations hew Ideas for Christmas Decorations with Greens,o Podee Cones Flowers: Frees Form interpretive Design flower Arrangement Designs for Today Abstract and Not -So Abetr2Ct Jepamese Flower Arrangement Styles Wedding F lawera v Decorations & Etiquette Picture Bb©k of Prizes Winning Arrangsmento Taylors a Gerdes Guide Beauty. in Flower Arrangements Anyone Can Home ea Green Whom Arta & Crete for Flower Arran Shell. Art Hand Book of Nature Study Flowers of the World in Color The t ardraar'rs Fern Bork The Driftwood' Bonk • Using Wayside Plants tad to the Hermosa Bee0h Erneat ff rsunt n Ida Do Bennett 00 Ho Collinowsod Am,SocoMorticulture Pc it nee, Geor a•TTalaumis Nancy Gresby 440 Etie •` Aseaci ..tlar Cox Ugen 30, ioi llni. aro Hiram Manning Jackicremor Frances Bods Arno 8 Irons Nohrling. Nelsen 'Coon Nelda H, ' Brandenburger JesotJnderwood Crockett Montague Fr;e Mimi Schmitt Rabtn J. Stof'f al Barbaro Saar Sibyl I. Mathews Emma H. Cyphers Frances.Bode Zelda LL Schulks Nara Fields • • Mo Ben Haien Van Pelt Wilson Mary G. Mn .ght Lida Webb F•# ;rg .ra .m ' Clark lean Bo Amer Orman Taylor, Herbert Ho Prager Alice deWold' Pardee Kathryn Holley S < ibal. Helen hotireuse tAw€1nge Ra "a ioLemMonQChseo Sherman F Gordon Foster Mary E. Thcmpoon Belson Coon (Continued). Sunset Ues tern .Gerdsn . S nk Sunset Garden & P;.; E ,Ai iding Book, Sunset - Hom to Urew i7..n ual Sunset - Gurdnn Art q, U:1 :gyration Sunset - Planning a Lind caping Hillside Homes Sunset - Land .ceFting fess Western Living Sunsets Gerdsli Mans Sunset Vegetable Gdrdc ring Sunset- How to Grow Rosas Sunset - Bonsai Sunset - RoOk .Garden . Sunset Garden Color Sunset in, Dawns & Ground Ccvere Sunset .- Camellias Sunset - Pruning Handbook Sunset m How to Grow Annus Sunset- How to Grows African ViolSts Sunset - Patio Barak Sunset t - Gardening • in Cants firer Sunset - Garden Work Centeses Sunset - Garden Posies Fountains & Waterfalls Sunset Art & Decoration Sunset - Entryways and Front rdene Sunset - Flower Arranging by Tat 'INC. SINCE 1941' Petrone tbr. Robert Curry Publteh.r, South ®ay Daily Breese Ar. W. G. Watley Ampul Oil Compony Sydney, Auer,*lie Jutigs Irvin Uplift Municipal Course los Angeles Calif Mt. Logan R. Cotton Public Accountant Mr. Leland C. Zoom Attorney of Low 14r. J. B. ScbinaIle General Contractor Ham. Wm. F. Cm/levet Mayor of Redondo /leech tele. Dick Finest*lel Manager, Redondo Chamber of Commerce F. J. Steventon Chief Lifeguard Los An e1es Countyfe uard Ass iati'm January 21, 1970 1101 Strand, Redondolweb, CISfcrvvia 90277 ? telephone 372-2162 Hermosa Beach City Council City Hall Civic Center Hermosa Beach, California Dear Sirs: 1 would personally like to inform you of the forth- coming retirement of William Fe Stidhaz , Skipper of the Los Angeles County Lifeguard rescue boat, Baywatch. Bill has served the South Bay Cities for 18 years assisting in many rescuesup and down your City water front. A dinner will be held in his honor on Febru ► 18, 1970 at the Redondo Beach Elks Club, 315 Esplanade, Redondo Beach. For further information please call Richard. McC , ,y at FRontier 2-21..62. Very truly yours, RM: id • • January 28, 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: 'Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: Beach Development Plan Status. Gentlemen: The general statewide subject of, beach planning, development, and con- servation is heating up rapidly. A number of bills will be considered this session concerning the issue, some of rather sweeping import. I attended a meeting in Newport Beach last Friday of beach cities, and jack Wise and I are attending a special Lieutenant Governor's one day meeting on the subject tomorrow (Thursday) tn Sacramento. In addition, we were directed last Council meeting to report on formation of a beach plan study committee scheme, to provide input into a Master Plan for Beach Area Development. Jack and I will be prepared to report on progress at the Council meeting. Respectfully submitted C •121 ‘-`-cL° WCM:mm 'WESLEY C. MC DANIEL City Manager • R'z • �Q• df5afr--Refrrn ail copies o Not Wrt Arbovle 'Thfa K`fe1e�-Earl to ern es only 'APPLICATION " fOR', ALCOHQLIC}51BEVERAGE LICENSE($ To: , Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control'" 1215 O Street R,' r r . y -• - Sacramento,, Calif: ' tCt` ► tt f • 1. 4P rtf4ld h� � AME(S) OF .' LUCENSE(S) 'F'�� FILE 1 '� 3i $alit �Ebti6�'tL , •F x + Y + APPlied:under Sec 244 EffectivreDate:, re, 'E" r,y,+ys `: .' FEE NO GEOGRAP JCAL .CODE i "i ' •95814 • y' r y� (DISTRICT SERVING LOCATION) The undersigned hereby applies for' - licenses described as.followsc 4 i Date '+' Issued ,vs` 2. NAME(S),.OF APPLICANTS) �o Temp: Permit , EffectiveDY� te µ A., v ( 1 r,r 001el•=cS3 , 'Z rA;`►.E�>a3 :� 4 !. ': # «xA �'1 v )yam 1^ •f, io-.+,,� 3. TYPES OF T ANSACTION(S 3 (� R ) «w,-�K.A' 4 FEE€ ti .A fi>� " d. ,. 4IC..r; TYPE _ nz yT A� n '101 Q .0 AiJ4F•. 6?' 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Applicant agrfies.(a) therapy manager employed in the business, will have all the qualifications df a'licensee and violate or cause or, permit, to, beviolated any of the provisions •of 'the Alcoholic 'Beverage Control Act. 7 , ' •a 13. STATE OF CALIFORNIA '; ' k.1' i County of ".' - .A it, 8 F3;6 G • Date' .. Under penalty -Cif perjury{ each 4whose- signature appears' below,' certifies -and says. (1). He is the applicant, or"one of Phe applignh or an exe,dit ve Officer of the applicant corporation„Ocinted in•the'loregoing''application, duly authorized to make this., application on Its:,,bohaif (2) that'heJ"has"read the fort4, going application: and 'knows the contents thereof and that eaeh'.and.rall of the statements therein made' are true; (3) that no:person oth r than thetapplicant or applicants-lips:dtiy direct or.indirect`ifterestJill ythe,applicant's oryapplicants' business to be' conductediunder tine license(i) for whch thio, -a plication is'made;.: (4) that the transfer application: 4r% proposed .transfer ,is: riot made: to satisfy, the payment, of a loan or to'fulfill an agreement entered Intal more than ninety (90) days preceding the day on which,the'�tr/ ns`fer4application is filed with the. Department or to,gain•or establish a preference to or'4or afiy.creditor"of transferors+ e or defraud or re insu•'• cr Itar sof tra.,;y,' or Pr b)4that lie will ftot.. t 4.''APPLICANT''' x' SIGN HERE• .: ' APPLICATION :.BY TRANSFEROR 15. STATE OF• CALIFORNIA; County of, ` Dater r ' ,' Under penalty4;•of+ perj ry, each' person whose sigttatvf�j . appearf> below, certifies and says: (1.) He 1s the .licensee; or an *executive officer of t Ae"'corpprate licensee 'named in the foregoing transfer4'application, dbiy'?authorized to make this- transfer application on,ift}behalf; (2),that,hec ereby makes afigicatiae.to.stirreOder all interest in thi.or. attacher] ticen3e(s) described below andato transfer'same to• the applicant and/or location' indicated ion the upper po ti in' af'his application form, if such trateifer'.is approved by' the, Director; 3) that the transfer application'or proposed' transfer": is twat made to satisfy th9 ofi yment a,loan or to.futfil� an agreement!'en'tered into -more' hon° ninety" days preceding.the day'.on which tile wpii e transfer a cation'is filedwwth the` Department or'to7gails,Iir,establish a preference to'or fpr any-creditor.Of Transferor or to defraud•or Injure any creditor of transferor , y 16. Name(s) of Lk -eh -see s) t 17. 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KENOFF Attorney at Law 900 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 1230 Los Angeles, California 90017 Telephone: 620-0550 Attorney for Claimant ALICE HUNTER, ) ) vs, Claimant., ) ) ) ) CITY OF HERMMOSA BEACH, ) Defendant. ) CLAIM OF ALICE HUNTER AGAINST THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH PURSUANT T0.SECTIONS 910 and 915 OF' THE GOVERNMENT CODE TO THE CITY OF MBA BEACH AND TO THE MAYOR AND CITY CECIL THEREOF: Claimant herewith pros ntse-1.; . claim far personal injuries • gaini t dui city of HermOsa Be :ch an foflc c r I The nate and lit office address of the claimant is: Alice Hunter 4828 West 136th Street Hawthorne, California The post office address to which the person presenting the clati.m desires notices to be sent is Lester B. Kenoff Attorney at Law 900 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 1230 Los An less, California 90017 YI•1 Th date, place and other circumstances of eae occurrence or transaction Bch q v # rite tO the claim asserted is: �l� • • December 14, 1969, at approximately 10:00 PJ, at the southwest 2 corner of Hermosa Avenue and 16th Court, in the City of Hermosa 3 1 Beach, State of California, claimavt'ufas caused to fall and 4 fracture her ankle as the direct and proximate result of the 5 6 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1? 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 cruMbling, cifective and disrepaired condition of the curb along the public way at said intersection and the inadequate lighting at said intersection. IV A general description of the inddbtedness, obligation, injury, -damage or loss incurred so far as it may be known at the time of presentation of this claim is: fractured ankle; surgical reduction of fractured ankle with pins medical expenses in a tota amount not yet ascertained; loss of earnings from the data of injury up to the present time and continuing. V The nut or names of th %magic amp/elven or employees causing the injury, damage, or loss are unknown at this time. • Th' a aboutt-clair4d as.oU _date ofvMsontation of the claim, including th o evtisot01; t;:':*2 proopoctive injury, damage, or IOW insofar as #:l04r4lie.tnat the •time of the presert •Um 114 Wm claim im• escess_o2 $250000. DATEDv aanumry 20, 1970 So KREOPP 4 t* Attoraf747-b afg5EaTrEnsun on behalf of cit Rlice Hun -2— WEED ABATEMENT ASSESSMENT ROLL - 1969 CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE CITY COUNCIL FOR CONFIRMATION ON FEBRUARY 3, 1970 TRACT OR SUBDIVISION LOT BLOCK TAX AREA CODE MAP BOOK NUMBER MAP BOOK PAGE PARCEL WEED ABATEMENT CHARGE H.B. CODE Hermosa Terrace tract 5 1 4340 4182 23 5 $ 19.80 2-1 Wilson & Lind's tract 29 4340 4186 13 13 $ 19.20 2-2 Wilson & Lind's tract 30 4340 4186 13 14 $ 19.20 2-2 ill Hopkins tract being a Sub of 7 4340 4186 19 31 $ 43.80 373 Lot 4, Blk. 86 Second Add. to Hermosa Beach Tract #2548 SE 50 Ft. of Lots 28 4340 4184 11 13 $ 30.30 3-5 27 and Montmarie Ex of St. 1 1 4340 4184 21 1 $ 3.00 4-4 Montmarie Ex of St. 2 1 4340 4184 21 2 $ 3.00 4-4 Montmarie Ex of St. 3 1 4340 4184 21 3 $ 3.00 4-4 Montmarie Ex of St. 4 1 4340 4184 21 4 $ 3.00 4-4 Hermosa Park tract 16 2 4340 4182 25 7 $ 12.00 5-2 111 Walter Ransom Co's Venable Place 123 4340 4188 23 13 $ 57.60 5-4 Ex of Mining Rights 153 4340 4188 27 25 $ 15 30- 5-7 Walter Ransom Co's Venable Place Redondo Villa tract 64 140 434o 416o 32 18 $ 12,00 6-1 Redondo Villa tract 20 143 434o 4161 30 1 $ 24.0o 6-2 Tract #451 21 4340 4188 25 19 $ 13.50 7-4 TRACT QR SUBDIVISION Tract #2002 Tract #1686 Home Builder's Place SE 45.69 Ft, of LOT BLOCK TAX AREA CODE MAP BOOK NUMBER MAP BOOK PAGE PARCEL WEED ABATEMENT CHARGE H.B. CODE 19 U 4340 4187 31 10 22.20 7-6 7 J 4340 4188 18 21 $ 15.60 7-7 7 4340 4186 25 33 $ 22.20 8-3 • S RESOLUTION NO. N. S. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DIRECTING THE cm CLERK OF SAID CITY TO CANVASS THE RETURNS FROM THE GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION TO BE HELD IN SAID CITY ON THE 14TH DAY OF APRIL, 1970. THE CITY. COUNCIL OF THE cra OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA,,, DODS HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS: SECTION L. That the City Clerk. of the City of Hermosa Beach is hereby directed, pursuant to the provisions of Section 22932.5 of the EleCtions Code of the State of California, to canvass the returns of the General Municipal.• Election to be held in said City on.Aprit 14, 1970. The City Clerk shall conduct said cianvass in the time and manner, and.certify to the results thereof, as prescribed in said Section 22932.5. SECTION 2. That the City Clerk of said City shall, prior to the 21st day of April, 1970, complete the canvass of the regular General Municipal Election to be held in said City on the 14th day of April, 1970, and shall certifythe results to this said City Council on the 21st day of April,' 1970. SECTION 3. That the City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of this resolution. PASSEDPPROVED and ADOPTED this ATTEST: PRESIDENT the City Council, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California CD f CLERK APPROVED AS TO FORM: CITY ATTORNEY • RESOLUTION NO. N S. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY couNcn, OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING THE ACTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION AS CONTAINED IN ITS RESOLUTION P.C. 154-761, AND ACCORDINGLY DENYING THE APPLICATION OF ACK L. BLISS AND DONALD A, LEE MR A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR PROPERTY LOCATED AT 1332 STRAND. WHEREAS, the C!(,:y Planning Commission, after hearing, dui;y and moulaky held as provided by law, did in Resolution P.C. 154-761 of said Commission, passed and adopted December 15, 1969, deny the request of jack L. Bliss and Donald A. Lee for a conditional use permit filed under the provisions of Ordinance No. N. S. 154, as amended, of the City of Hermosa Beach to sell alcoholic bevereass and provide entertainment on lot 5 and a portion of lot 6, Block 14, Hermosa Beti!ch Tract, located at 1332 Strand; and WHEREAS, pursuant to the terms and provisions of Ordinance No. N. S. 154,, as amended, jack L. Bliss and Donald A. Lei,!, have taken their appeal from the determination and action of the Planning Commission as expressed in its said Resolution P.C. 154-761; and WHEREAS, the City Council, after proper investigations made with respect thereto, and the applicants having been given an opportunity to be heard in support thereof in public hearing before said Council, and the Council being fully informed with reference thereto, is ready to make its decision in said matter, NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCrt, OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. That the findings and determinations of the City Planning Commission as set forth in their Resolution P.C. 154-761, adopted December 15, • • 1969, are concurred in by the City Council. SECTION 2. That the requested conditional use"permit is riot to the best interests of the City of Hermosa Beach. • j • • SECTION 3. That said application be and the same is hereby denied, and the action of the Planning Commission in that regard is concurred in by this body. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO FORM: II*410.4,01.1.011121e1Pqramrs. •Ia[Irr......41416rueeentlisornMeaurIste.e1.0.116.42,1VM7 p•Cloralani.C.C42, PRESIDENT of the City Council, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California CITY CLERK CITY ATTORNEY -2- ORDINANCE NO. N. S 378 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA. BEACH, CALIFORNIA„ ADOPTING BY REFERENCE THAT CERTAIN LOS ANGELES COUNTY PUBLIC HF,ALTH 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 01' HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. 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 "HEALTH "SECTION 14A-1. Adoption of J.,ositigl elf:LgolVy Public Health Codex 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, xovisions and conditions to be observed and followed governing public health matters in he City of Hermosa Beach, and subject to the additions and amendments set forth in this ordinance, said Code from the date ori 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. peneral Reap/Jr:et-gents: Section 802 of said Los Angeles County HealthCode is hereby amended to read as follows: "(A) - '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: "03) AmrtLentHouse - '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 29 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: Request for Advanced Assessed Value Estimate Gentlemen: Each year we normally adopt a Minute Resolution requesting the Assessor to provide an advance estimate of our assessed valua- tion. Similar action for the 1970-71 fiscal year is recommended at this time. Respectfully submitted, WESLEY c. MC DANIEL City Manager WCM:mm • •COMM CITY HALL. 'mow 1 0 2 * CIVIC cenres too. COX 404 tIER1003A BEACH • CALO7ORKIA 00954 • 1-23.21)110MT: Faorelier 2-5E110 Hermosa Beach City Council City Hall, Civic Center Hermosa Beach, California 90254 Gentlemen: Attention: Wesley Mc January 28, 1970 aniel, City Manager Subject: 1970 Fireworks Display Once again the California Fireworks Display Company has submitted a contract to the Chamber of Commerce for community fireworks this year. Although it may seem early to consider this subject, it appears that there is a perenial shortage of licensed operators and the company must require long lead time committments to insure an adequate number of.authorized firing personnel. In this connection, we request that you authorize the Chamber of Commerce to enter into a contract with the CaliforniaFireworksDisplay Company to provide a fireworks display off the Hermosa Beach pier the evening of July 4, 1970. Said contract will be in the amount of $/, 000 and may be financed from the collections of license fees to the City of Hermosa Beach from organizations operating ftreworka stands within the city limits. Approval of this recommendation will offer tlie•citizens of Hermosa Beach exciting entertainment on an important historical. holiday, and, in addition, attract potential customers to the Eferrnons, Beach business community. Cordially yours, it Brookes President NON -AGENDA ITElyiS - INFORMATION- With Agenda for February 3, 1970 Police Deoartment• Monthly Repori:, December, 196.9., Fire-pestartment - Monthly Report, December, 1969. The •following iter are availableIom ilke:Office of the City Clerk': Public Utilities: PUC Investigation into Requirements for Siting of New Electric Generation Plans and .Certain Electric Transmission Facilities. of all Electric Public Utilities in the State .of California... Order Instituting InveStigation. Proposed rules. pin consideration, of joint application for merger of Southern California and Southern Counties Gas Company of California, Southern California Gas Company to be surviving corporation. PUC consideration of application. of Southern California Gas Company for authority to increase gas rates. Ukliversal Ems.A.Tencz,Ember- Resoiution ot.' City Council of City of.Comraerce, urging prompt implementation of "91.1" as urtiversal emergency telephone reporting number. .. MEETINGS AND OTHEREVENTS: Nomination Papers', 1970 General WignicipalElection - Thursday, January .29 to Noon, Thursday, February 19 5 -Mile Marathon..- Sunday,. Febuary.1,!-..10.a. tn. - From Pier and Strand Plasumission - Monday, Febraary 2 - Council Chamber - 730 p.m. Saty Council - Tuesday, February 3 - Council Chamber - 730 p. m. Iturovement Commission - Thursday, February 5 - Council Chamber 730 p.m. BOY spo-oT PApang- Saturday, February 7 - 10 a. -m. (February 14 Rain 'Date) EMPLOYEE'S ANNUAL AWARD pT.NNER... .rday, February 7 - Lobster House - 6:30 Board of Zonit.12401 ustment - Monday, February 9 - Council Chembm.7 - 7:30 p. m. Chamber of Commerce -Board of Directors 4.- Tuesday, February 10 - to be -announced Board of Aopeals -• Wednesday, February .11 - Council Chamber - 7t30 p.m. Southern California •PlanstitmConference - Hermosa Beach to Host - Thursday, February 12 LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY HOLIDAY - Tlursday, February 12 Plannincf Commission - Monday, February .16 - Council Chamber 7:30 p.m. City Council - Tuesday, February 17 Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. SCAG GENERP,I A.VEMBLY.MEETING- Wednesday, February 18 - LAG Hilton - 9 a.m. LAST DAY TO FILE FOMINATION PAPERS, - Thursday Noon , February 19 LAST DAY ,TO MTASTER TO VOTE IN MUNICIP/4. gANDIDATES:_. INFORMATION MEE.TINQ- Council Chaillber 8 p.m. ImproveTent Commission Technical Advisor,y Committee Thu,rsday, February 19 Conferonc,:e Room - 7:30 p.m.