HomeMy WebLinkAbout04/21/70CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA. 90254
AGENDA - CITY COUNCIL MEETING -- Tuesday, April 21, 1970 - 7:30 p.m.
Council Chamber - City Hall - Civic Center
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
INVOCATION
ROLL CALL
APPROVAL OF MINUTES - Regular Meeting of April 7, 1970.' -
PROCLAMATION - Columbian Squires Week - May 3-9, 1970.
A. General Municipal Election, April 14,, 1970 - Declaration of Results Proposed
Resolution.
B. Oath of Office.
C. Reorganization of Council - Representatives to vacated Boards and Committees.
1. PUBLIC HEARING - ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY NUISANCE SHOULD NOT BE
ABATED - 4 PIER AVENUE - Continued from March 17, 1970 - Report from Mr.
William Grill.
2. NON -AGENDA ITEMS AND REPORTS - City Council:
(a) State Water Pro ect Delta-Ba_zkroiSouthern California Letter date
April 10, 1970, from Ronald Reagan, Governor, State of California.
(b) Statement of City Council Policy - Discussion requested by Councilman Valdes.
3. MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS FROM COMMISSIONS, BOARDS AND COMMITTEES:
(a) Im rovement Commission - Letter of resignation, dated April 14, 1970, from
Mrs. Frances Young, 1037 Second Street.
Beach DevelstangatcmgatiAL- Status Report.from City Manager.
4. COMMUNICATIONS FROM PUBLIC:
(a) Beach Facilities - Letter dated April 12, 1970, from Mr. Tom Bevan, 62 Strand.
(Referral to Beach Development Committee)
(b) CoramuissiE - Letter dated April 13, 1970, from Mrs. Malena Nigoian,
1318 Strand.
(c) American Field Service - Letter of Appreciation for use of Clark Stadium, from
Mr. Wendell Harter, President, South Bay Chapter - 821 Eighth Street,
Manhattan Beach.
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City Council Agenda - April 21, 1970
5. NON AGENDA ITEMS FROM AUDIENCE * Fifteen Minute Discussion Period.
6. EACH AREA. PARKING FINES •- Proposed Revision of Rates.
7. REFUSE CONTRACT MATTERS.
8. ORDINANCE NO. N. S. 382 .. LIMITATIONS ON PERMITTED USES IN C -I, C-2
AND C-3 ZONES -• Introduced April 7, 1970 - For adoption.
9. MISCELLANEOUS REPORT -• City. Manager:
(a) Upper Piet` Avenue - Improvement Status.
(b) Progress Report - Other Requested Studies.
10. CITY TREASURER'S REPORT - March, 1970.
11. DEMANDS AND WARRANTS.
ADJOURNMENT
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ORDINANCE NO, N. S.
I AN ORDINANCE OF THE CIT' OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING
CHAPTER 19, "MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC" OF THE HERMOSA BEACH CITY
2 CODE BY ADDING THERETO SECTIONS 19-56.1, 19-77.1 AND 19-104.1 RELATING
TO RECREATIONAL PARKING AREAS.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Hermosa Beach determines
5 that due to geographical location and volume of activity during specific times of
6 the year, certain parking areas within said City should be described and desig--
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nated according to their purpose; and
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9 WHEREAS, the violation of parking regulations in said areas represents
10 pmtblo t: tseperate.and•diact from those of other areas of said City,
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SECTION 1. That a new Section 19-56.1 is hereby added to Chapter 19
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of the Hermosa Beach City Code, to read as follows:
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15 "Section .19.56.1. EmaxtionalParlri g_At thorn to Create.
16 "By resolution, the City Council may from time to time establish specific
17 geographical areas as "Recreational Parking Area",' so designated by virtue of
18 their proximity to recreational sites: including the beach, and thereby subject to
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heavy use and demand. Such•d signation may be limited to certain calendar
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periods."
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22 SECTION 2. A new Fiction 49-77.1 is .hereby added to Chapter 19 of the
23 Hermosa Beach City Code, to read as follows:
24 "Section 19-77.1. Trate Lferait Par„__rI�,j - Recreational Parking Area..
25 "When authorized signs or parking meters are in place giving notice
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19-56.1 of this chapter, no operator of any vehicle shall stop, stand or park
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any vehicle on the days or between the hours as established by resolution of the
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31 time longer than the time limit designated upon the sign or parking meter."
32 SECTION 3. A new Section 19--104.1 is hereby added to Chapter 19 of
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the Her i Fetich City Code, to read as follows;
"Section 19-104. E of atu Priv?. acl c ,nce of 'lalatlon;
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'recreational paddling ar ;a' as c a 1gnated pursuant to, Section 19-56.1 of this
chapter, at whhichpace.t:he,par .ia g Meteor displays the sign or signal indicating
illegal p&ktmg, shall constitute a .prim facie presumption that the vehicle has
been parked or allowed to Sign in such space fora period longer than permitted
by this pl s: Met and the owner or operator of such illegally parked vehicle will be
subject to the penalty- provided .in Section 1-7. Each one hour .psriod of illegal
parking after the first penalty has been.lnvoked shall constitute a separate
offense . "
SECTION 4.a That this ordinance shall take effect thirty (30) days after.,
the date of its adoption.
SECTION 5. That the City Clerk shall cettlfy.to the passage and adoption
of this ordinance, and prior to the expiration of fifteen (15) days fro the
passage thereof shall cause the serve to be published at least once in the
Hermosa Beach Rovtew, & weekly newspaper of general circulation, published
and circulated in the City of Fferenosa Beach.
PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this
ATTEST:
PRESIDENT of the City Council, and.
MAYOR of the City of Harme»s,. Beach, California
CCS CLERK
APPROVED AS TO FORM;
CITY ATTORNEY
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RESOLUTION NO. N. S.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL or- THE CLT OF HERMOSA BEACH,
CALIFORNIA, MAMA -MING A RECREATIONAL PARKING AREA,
WHEREAS, Sectio 19-56.1 of the Hermosa Beach City Code provides for
the establishment of recreational perking areas; and
WHEREAS, said section' also provides for the designation of effective
dates of said area,
NOW, Tafarronz, Tyik7 CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
HERMOSA CALIFORNIA, D0 f,:S HEREBY RESOLVE
PZ FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1... That the. following:area is hereby established and designated
'RecreOtional Parking .4,rea
M of thAt area west of the otet.ourb lino of liermosa Avenue
to the westerly city limits, and bet•ween the .rnost faCirtherly
and the most southerLy It s of said avenue, except that area
between the north carb..ilne of Tenth Stieet aild • the south curb
line of Fourteenth Street.
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2 TlatttildReOmtf.onal ?akin4 At Shall be in effect only
between the first Any ofitme and the last day of October of each year..
SECTX011 3 this'rasolutton shall become effective upon the effect v
data of Ordirtence, No, N. S.
PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this
ATTEST:
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
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INDEX - MINUTES OF CITY CO.UNCIL MEETING -- Tuesday, April 7, 1970
Subject: Page:
ABC - Rebo's, 719 Pacific Coast Highway - Certificate of Decision 3
Beach Development Committee 5
Building Code: Allowable residential floor area Ordinance No. N. S. 380,
introduced March 17, 1970 - held over 7
City Clerks Conference - Atlantic City, May 17-21, 1970 8
City Property - Possible Trade with First Baptist Church 8
Complaint - Hunter - Denied 6
Conditional Use Permit - Cocktail Bar - Connors - Resolution No. N.S. 2953 6
Councilman jack T. Belasco - Plaque of Appreciation 2
False Arrest Policy - Cloud 4
Fire Department Training - Joint Agreement, City of Inglewood 6
Gas Tax Funds - SB 38 3
General Municipal Election, April 14, 1970 - Report re Computer Processing
of Ballots; Authorization to Appoint Boards 7
Hermosa Beautiful Month - Youth Project Awards of Appreciation 1
Hermosa Bowl -Valley Park - Discussion 3-4
Improvement Commission: Joint Meeting with City Council 1
Appointment of Commissioner - Held Over 9
Lifeguard Headquarters - Approval of Preliminary Plans 5
Municipal Pier - Return of Entrance Benches 2
Nuisance Abatement, 8 Strand - Accounting of Cost - Resolution No. N.S.2952 5
Ordinance:
N. S. 380 - Allowable residential floor area - Introduced 3/17/70 - Held
over at request of Planning Commission 7
N. S. 381 - Zone Change, East side of Hermosa Avenue, between 14th Street
and 16th Street - to R-3 - Adopted 7
N. S. 382 - Limitations on Permitted Uses in C-1, C-2 and C--3 Zones -
Introduced 2
Parking: Recreational Parking Area - Increased Fines - Discussion 8
. Request for continued variance - Matthias, 939 Pier Avenue 4
Proclamation - Senior Citizens Month - May, 1970 1
Refuse Contract -- Status Report 6
Resolution:
N. S. 2951 Establishing Youth Advisory .Council 2
N. S. 2952 -• Nuisance Abatement, 8 Strand - Accounting of Cost 5
N. S. 2953 - Denying conditional use permit, Connors - Cocktail Bar 6
N. 8 2954 - Resolution of Intention to amend N. S. 154 re Council Decisions 7
N. S. 2955 - Release of Sidewalk Lien - Nicolaus - 1236 - 20th Place 9
Sidewalk Lien Release - Nicolaus - 1.236 20th Place - N. S. 2955 9
Storm Drain Project HUD -3, County Flood Control District - Approval of Plans
and Specifications 6
Waiver of Fee - Variance - Sniffen 5
Youth Advisory Council - Establishment - N. S. 2951 2
Zoning: Zone Change, Hermosa Avenue, east side, between 14th Street and
16th. Street - to C-3 - Ordinance No. N. S. 381 adopted; 7
Proposed amendment to N. S. 154, re Council Decisions -- Resolution
of Intention No, N, S. 2954;
Limitations on Permitted Uses in C-1, C-2 and C-3 Zones -
Ordinance No. N, S. 382 - Introduced 2
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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING of the City Council of the City of Hermosa Beach,
California, held in the Council Chamber, City Hall, Civic Center, on Tuesday,
April 7, 1970.
JOINT MEETING WITH IMPROVEMENT COMMISSION - 6:30 p.m.
Present: Councilmen Valdes, Wise. Mayor Thelen, (Councilmen Belasco and Valentine
entered this meeting at 7 p.m.)
Improvement Commissioners Hankins, Martinez, Murray, Ryan, Young,
Chairman Bergstrom.
During the informal discussion regarding what has been done by the Improvement
Commission during its first year as an official body and projects recommended by the
City Council for future projects , the Commission was congratulated for its initiative and
for having stimulated several events that unified community interest, and for bringing
more residents and businessmen into participation in city government. The members of
the Council agreed that both physical improvement and an added dimension to citizen
participation were important aspects of Improvement Commission activities, and that
they felt the members of the Commission should continue to recommend to the Council
any and all types of projects which they felt would improve both the physical and life
style of their community.
Projects recommended for their further consideration during the discussion included
fostering a spirit of togetherness in improving entire neighborhoods on a citizen -
participation basis; improvement of city -owned properties; underground utilities; making
Pacific Coast Highway a more attractive area; continued efforts to develop the very
successful test trash program; and sponsorship of art shows and image development,
Adjourning the joint meeting at 7:30 p. Cri. , Mayor Thelen expressed the Council's
appreciation to the Commissioners for this discussion, and suggested that additional
joint meetings be held in the future from time to time.
REGULAR MEETING. - 7:30 p. m..
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE - led by Councilman Belasco,
INVOCATION - Delivered by Reverend Lee Lewis, jr. , Seventh Day Adventist Church,
Redondo Beach. _
ROLL CALL
Present: Councilmen Belasco, Valdes, Valentine, Wise, Mayor Thelen.
Absent: None
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
ACTION - to approve the minutes of the regular meeting of the City Council, held on
March 17, 1970.
Motion by Councilman Valentine - Second by Councilman Belasco.
So ordered.
HERMOSA BEAUTIFUL MONTH - Mayor Thelen invited Improvement Commissioner Betty
Ryan, Chairman of the Youth Projects Committee, to present Certificates of Appreciation
for their contributions toward the beautification of the City of Hermosa Beach to Girl
Scout Troop #474, North School Conservation Group, Patanka Camp Fire Girls, and
Circle K International, El Camino College, and the Councilmen added their personal
thanks for the fine efforts of these young people not only during Hermosa Beautiful Month
in March, 1970, but throughout the year as well.
PROCLAMATION - Mayor Thelen proclaimed May, 1970, as Senior Citizens Month in the
City of Hermosa Beach.
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PUBLIC HEARING - PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE NO. N. S. 154,
SECTION 801 - LIMITATIONS ON PERMITTED USES IN C-1 C-2 AND C-3 ZONES -
Planning Commission Resolution P.C. 154-768, adopted March 2, 1970.
DISCUSSION - The public hearing was declared open by Mayor Thelen, and at his request
City Planner Crawford summarized the proposed amendment which included a conditional
use permit requirement for entertainment in C-2 and C-3 Zones, and excluded entertain-
ment from C-1 Zones. He added that three ordinances now existing regarding the same
matters had been combined, with superfluous items eliminated in order to clarify the
provisions of this section. As no one in the audience wished to be heard regarding this
matter, the public hearing was then closed and the title of the proposed ordinance read
aloud by the City Clerk.
ACTION - to waive further reading.
Motion by Councilman Valdes - Second by Mayor Thelen,
Carried,
Ayes: Councilmen Belasco, Valdes, Valentine, Wise, Mayor Thelen,
Noes: None
Absent: None
FURTHER ACTION - to introduce Ordinance No. N. S. 382, entitled: "AN ORDINANCE OF
THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE NO.
N. S. 154, AS AMENDED, BY DELETING SECTION 801 AND REPLACING IT WITH A REVISED
SECTION 801, "LIMITATIONS ON PERMITTED USES IN C-1, C-2 AND C-3 ZONES."
Motion by Councilman Belasco - Second by Councilman Valdes,
Carried.
Ayes: Councilmen Belasco, Valdes, Valentine, Wise, Mayor Thelen.
Noes: None
Absent: None
NON -AGENDA ITEMS - CITY COUNCIL
Tribute to City Councilman Jack T. Belasco - Mayor Thelen presented this City's Plaque
of Appreciation to Councilman Belasco, commenting that he had been elected to the City
Council on March 10, 1959 and had been reelected in 1962 and 1966 by citizens who
appreciated his dedication to the community. The Council then presented a floral tribute
to Mrs. Evelyn Belasco for her eleven years of generous cooperation and participation in
her husband's service to the City of Hermosa Beach.
Municipal Pier
ACTION - to replace the benches at the head of the Municipal Pier as set forth in the
original plans approved by the City Council as soon as possible following their repair.
Motion by Councilman Belasco - Second by Councilman Valdes.
Carried.
Ayes: Councilmen Belasco, Valdes, Valentine.
Noes: Councilman Wise, Mayor Thelen.
Absent: None
YOUTH ADVISORY COUNCIL
ACTION - to adopt Resolution No, N. S. 2951, entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING A YOUTH
ADVISORY COUNCIL AND PROVIDING RULES. AND REGULATIONS FOR THE GOVERNMENT
THEREOF."
Motion by Councilman Belasco - Second by Councilman Wise.
So ordered,
IMPROVEMENT COMMISSION
ACTION - to hold agenda item 3b, regarding vacant seat on the Improvement Commission,
to the end of this meeting for a personnel session.
Motion by Mayor Thelen - Second by Councilman Belasco.
So ordered.
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OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS:
Distribution of Gas Tax Funds - SB 38 -- Letter dated March 11, 1970, from Board of
Supervisors, County of Los Angeles; Telegram dated March 25, 1970 from State Senator
Lawrence E. Walsh.
ACTION - to recieve and file,
Motion by Mayor Thelen - Second by Councilman Wise,
So ordered.
Coastal Bike Ride, Sunday, March 22, 1970 - Letter of appreciation from Los Angeles
City Councilman Marvin Braude, dated March 26, 1970.
ACTION - to receive and file,
Motion by Councilman Valentine - Second by Councilman Belasco.
So ordered.
ABC -- Rebo's, 719 Pacific Coast Highway - Certificate of Decision, dated March 25, 1970,
from Department of Alcholic Beverage Control, State of California.
ACTION - to receive and file
Motion by Councilman Belasco - Second by Mayor Thelen.
Carried.
Ayes: Councilmen Belasco, Valdes, Valentine, Wise, Mayor Thelen
Noes: None •
Absent: None
COMMUNICATIONS FROM PUBLIC:
*Request for Refund from Local Motion Picture Theatre - Postcards. dated March 26, 1970,
from Miss Ann Christensen, 845 - 12th Court, and Miss Deborah Morris, 2213 Crest
Drive, Manhattan Beach.
ACTION - to receive and file. •
Motion by Mayor Thelen - Second by Councilman Valentine.
So ordered,
Traffic Control, Sixth Street and Monterey Boulevard - Letter of appreciation dated
March 13, 1970, from Mrs. Robert Hansford, 628 Monterey Boulevard.
ACTION - to receive and file.
Motion by Mayor Thelen - Second by Councilman Belasco.
So ordered.
Lifeguard Service - Letter of appreciation, dated March 23, 1970, from Mr. Jon W. Myers,
213 Rosecrans Place, Manhattan Beach.
ACTION - to receive and file
Motion by Councilman Wise - Second by Councilman Valentine.
So ordered.
Hermosa Bowl Area - Valley Park - Letter from Mrs. Gordon Evans, Civic Beautification
Chairman, Hermosa Garden Club, Post Office Box 155, Hermosa Beach.
DISCUSSION - City Manager McDaniel displayed for those present a conceptual plan
presented to the City by Miss Agnes Laufer, student of Graduate Environmental Design,
University of California at Los Angeles for the use of the Park and Recreation Commission
while developing a definitive plan for Valley Park improvement to present to the City
Council for consideration, and also outlined the City's intent to fill in the sump area
and the problems caused by the cost of purchasing and importing appropriate fill,
Mrs. Gordon Evans was present to represent the Garden Club, and was joined by Mrs,
Frances Young in expressing dissatisfaction with the delays that had prevented the
completion of the bowl concept. Mrs. Harold Dillon offered some advice regarding
possible free fill, and Councilman Wise suggested that the City advertise for contributions
of free fill from construction projects in the surrounding communities.
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Hermosa Bowl Area -Valley Park (Continued)
ACTION -- to direct the Director of Public Works to place advertisements in the news media
indicating that this City has a drop zone at Valley Park sump.
Motion by Councilman Wise - Second by Mayor Thelen.
So ordered,.
Customer Parking Problem - Letter dated April 2, 1970, from Mr. Paul Matthies,
Hermosa Swim/Gym, 939 Pier Avenue.
DISCUSSIOI\T -- Mr, Paul Matthies spoke to the Council regarding his desire to enlarge the
facilities of his establishment at 939 Pier Avenue and the customer parking problems that
would be caused by the Los Angeles County funded improvement and widening project on
Pier Avenue, requesting that the Council endorse the original ten -spaced parking facility
that it had recommended when he went into business in 1959.
City Manager McDaniel, City Planner Crawford and Mr. Stevens, Director of Public Works,
outlined for the Council the potential traffic hazards that might result from continuing an
.eighty -foot driveway cut rather than following the standard practice of not more than thirty
feet, and explained the new configuration of curb and sidewalk called for by County
specifications. Councilman Valdes stated that he sympathized with Mr. Matthies' desire
for as much customer parking as possible, but felt that this matter should be taken to the
Planning Commission with a request for a Conditional Use Permit so that a complete study
could be made before a decision was handed down. Mr.. Robert E. English, 315 Pier
Avenue, requested that the 'City Attorney determine whether it would be constitutional to
turn property into nonconforming use, and was directed by the Council to search out this
question. Mayor Thelen stated that he had noted no traffic problem when backing out of
the parking lot under discussion., and Councilman Wise expressed the opinion that the
Council should encourage the improvement and expansion of business enterprises in this
area. Councilman Belasco felt that the safety of the general public should be considered.
ACTION - to approve the original ten -spaced parking facility for 939 Pier Avenue as
recommended for this property in 1959.
Motion by Mayor Thelen.-- Second by Councilman Wise..
Carried.
Ayes: Councilmen Valdes, Valentine, Wise, Mayor Thelen.
Noes: Councilman Belasco:
Absent: None
Possible False Arrest -- Telegram dated April 1, 1970, from Mr. William A. Cloud,
531 Pier Avenue.
DISCUSSION - Mr. Cloud was present and requested an opportunity to discuss with the
Chief of Police and the City Council this City's policy regarding the narcotics problem of
young people in the community.
ACTION - to refer the request of Mr. Cloud to the City staff and direct that a meeting be
arranged with the City Manager and the Chief of Police for a discussion and clarification
of this matter.
Motion by Mayor Thelen - Second by Councilman Wise.
So ordered.
Dog Problem - Mrs, Inez Russell, 1633 Raymond Avenue.
ACTION - to receive and file.
Motion by Mayor Thelen - Second by Councilman Belasco.
So ordered.
NON-AGENDi1! ITEMS FROM AUDIENCE:
Mrs. Fred Webb, 1750 Manhattan Avenue, wished to go on record as thanking the Council
for what they ha.ve accomplished' during the past ten years, adding that although she did
not always agree with them, the guidelines and directions they had set down had been
very well done, and the overall program was to be commended.
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Non -Agenda Items from Audience (Continued)
Mr, Lonnie Morris, 306 28th Street, requested information regarding the rating of the
Fire Department and its effect upon insurance rates, and was referred to the City Manager
for further discussion.
ABATEMENT OF NUISANCE, 8 STRAND - ACCOUNTING OF COST
ACTION -- to adopt Resolution Noe N. S. 2952, entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, CONFIRMING THE REPORT OF
THE CHIEF BUILDING INSPECTOR CONCERNING THE COST OF ABATING NUISANCE ON
PREMISES LOCATED AT 8 STRAND IN SAID CITY, WHICH COST SHALL CONSTITUTE A
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT AGAINST SAID PROPERTY. "
Motion by Councilman Belasco - Second by Councilman Valentine.
Carried.
Ayes: Councilmen Belasco, Valdes, Valentine, Wise, Mayor Thelen.
Noes: None
Absent: None
REQUEST FOR WAIVER OF FEE - APPLICATION FOR VARIANCE - Mr. Douglas J. Sniffen,
662 1/2 Longfellow Avenue.
DISCUSSION - Mr. Sniffen was present and requested that the Council consider waiving
the $50 fee normally required for a public hearing regarding a request for a variance, as
the six foot fence for which this variance was required due to a misunderstanding
regarding the minimum height had cost him more than that amount. During the discussion
that followed, the Council suggested to Mr. Trott, Director of Building and Safety, that
the Board of Zoning Adjustment consider modifying the fee for variance application in
certain cases, and was advised by Mr. Trott to place this matter before the Planning
Commission for their consideration.
ACTION - to grant a waiver of the $50 fee for his application of variance for a six foot
fence located on property at 662 1/2 Longfellow Avenue..
Motion by Councilman Belasco —Second by Councilman Valdes.
So ordered.
BEACH DEVELOPMENT PLAN
ACTION - to approve the proposed prospectus for the organization of a Beach Development
Committee to prepare a preliminary development plan for presentation to the City Council,
and authorize the necessary appointments and the commencment of this project.
Motion by Councilman Belasco - Second by Councilman Valdes.
So ordered.
LIFEG UARD H EADQ UART ERS
ACTION - to approve the conceptual schematic design for Lifeguard Headquarters
prepared by architect Corwin Eberting depicting the two separate structures to be
constructed on the south side of the Municipal Pier, and advise the County to continue
with this project, with final plans to be submitted for Council approval when complete.
Motion by Councilman Wise - Second by Councilman Belasco.
So ordered.
PROVISION FOR PUBLIC RESTROOMS ON BEACH - Transmittal of letter from Dr. G. A.
Heidbreder, County Health Officer - Received from Director Dick Fitzgerald, County
Department of Beaches, March 25, 1970.
ACTION - to receive and refer to the Beach Development Committee.
Motion by Mayor Thelen - Second by Councilman Belasco,
So ordered
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COUNTY STORM DRAIN PROJECT HUD -3 - Approval of Plans and Specifications.
ACTION -- to approve "Specifications for the Construction of HUD -3 - Redondo Beach
Project, WS -CALIF -330 in the Cities of Redondo Beach, Torrance, and Hermosa Beach,
Californias to authorize the Los Angeles County Flood Control District to proceed with
construction as described therein; and to grant the District permission to occupy and use
the public streets in the City of Hermosa. Beach to construct, operate and maintain the
storm drain installation.
Motion by Mayor Thelen - Second by Councilman Valentine.
Carried.
Ayes: Councilmen Belasco, Valdes, Valentine, Wise, Mayor Thelen.
Noes: None
Absent: None
FIRE DEPARTMENT TRAINING -JOINT POWERS AGREEMENT - City of Inglewood.
ACTION - to approve the Joint Exercise Powers Agreement with the City of Inglewood and
other participating cities, creating an agency to be known as the Inglewood Fire Training
Facility Authority.
Motion by Mayor Thelen - Second by Councilman Belasco.
So ordered.
COMPLAINT - DAMAGES AND PERSONAL INTURIES - ALICE HUNTER - Lester B. Kenoff,
Attorney at Law, 900 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles.
ACTION - to deny and refer to this City's insurance carrier.
Motion by Councilman Belasco - Second by Mayor Thelen.
So ordered.
REFUSE CONTRACT - City Manager McDaniel presented a status report regarding the
new contract provisions and regulations being studied and the recommended alternate
proposal system making it possible to evaluate bid cost per unit with commercial
exclusivity against a bid without exclusivity, and informed the Council that policy
decisions would be requested during the next City Council meeting on April 21, 1970.
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT, COCKTAIL BAR, 1133-1137 PIER AVENUE - DAVID D. AND
ELEANOR C. CONNORS - Continued from March 17, 1970.
DISC USSION - Attorney Walter N. Anderson, appearing for Mr. and Mrs. David Connors,
applicants, protested a letter signed by property owners Protesting a cocktail bar in
the proposed area which had been presented to the City Council at the opening of this
meeting. Mr. Anderson was assured that this letter would not be received by the Council,
as the public hearing regarding this matter had been closed on March 3, 1970. Mr.
Anderson then protested the findings set forth in the proposed resolution now before the
Council to deny the conditional use permit for which Mr. and Mrs. Connors had applied,
and at the request of the City Attorney the members of the Council stated that their
findings had been satisfactorily set forth in the proposed resolution, Councilmen Belasco
and Valentine agreeing that although they would vote "no" on the resolution, the findings
of their positions as set forth therein were correct
ACTION - to adopt Resolution No. N. S. 2953, entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING THE ACTION OF THE
PLANNING COMMISSION AS CONTAINED IN ITS RESOLUTION P.C, 154-736, AND
ACCORDINGLY DENYING THE APPLICATION OF DAVID D. AND ELEANOR C. CONNORS FOR
A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR A COCKTAIL BAR ON PROPERTY LOCATED AT 1133-1137
PIER AVENUE, FOLLOWING RECONSIDERATION OF ITS ACTION TO DENY TAKEN ON
SEPTEMBER 2, 1969, AS.COMMANDED BY JUDGMENT OF SUPERIOR COURT."
Motion by Mayor Thelen - Second by Councilman Wise.
Carried.
Ayes: Councilmen Valdes, Wise, Mayor Thelen.
Noes: Councilmen Belasco, Valentine.
Absent: None
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ALLOWABLE FLOOR AREA - ANY BUILDING OR STRUCTURE TO BE USED FOR RESIDENTIAL
PURPOSES - ORDINANCE NO. N. S. 320 - Introduced March 17, 1070.
DISCUSSION - City Planner Crawford informed the Council that at their regular meeting
held on April 6, 1970, the Planning Commission had directed him to transmit to the City
Council their request that the final action on this ordinance be held over until after the
Planning Commission had an opportunity to discussthe proposed standards with the Board
of Appeals in an effort to create better regulations.
ACTION - to hold over final action on Ordinance No. N. S. 330 until a report has been
received from the Planning Commission regarding their discussion of proposed floor area
standards for residential buildings with the Board of Appeals.
Motion by Mayor Thelen - Second by Councilman Valentine
So ordered,
ZONE CHANGE - EAST SIDE OF HERMOSA AVENUE, BETWEEN 14TH STREET AND 16TH STREET—
ORDINANCE NO. N. S. 381 - Introduced March 17, 1970,
ACTION -- to waive further reading.
Motion by Mayor Thelen - Second by Councilman. Valentine,
Carried,
Ayes: Councilmen Belasco, Valdes, Valentine, Wise, Mayor Thelen;
Noes: None
Absent: None
FURTHER ACTION to adopt Ordinance No. N. S. 381, entitled: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 360, ADOPTED
NOVEMBER 4, 19 69 , AND RECLASSIFYING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY IN SAID CITY LOCATED
BETWEEN FOURTEENTH STREET AND SIXTEENTH STREET AND BETWEEN PALM DRIVE AND
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. "
Motion by Mayor Thelen - Second by Councilman Bela.sco.
Carried.
Ayes: Councilmen Belasco, Valdes, Valentine, Wise, Mayor Thelen.
Noes: None
Absent: None
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE NO. N. S. 154 - Resolution of
Intention.
ACTION - to adopt Resolution No. N. S.. 2954, entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF INTENTION
OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DECLARING ITS
INTENTION TO INITIATE AMENDMENTS TO ZONING ORDINANCE NO. N, S. 154, AS
AMENDED, AFFECTING ARTICLE 14, "VARIANCES AND CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS",
SECTIONS 1412, 1413 AND 1414, AND ARTICLE 15, "AMENDMENTS", SECTIONS 1511,
1512 AND 1513, REGARDING FINDINGS AND DECISIONS OF CITY COUNCIL NECESSARY
TO CARRY OUT GENERAL PURPOSE OF ZONING ORDINANCE. "
Motion by Councilman Belasco Second by Councilman Valentine.
Carried.
Ayes: Councilmen Belasco, Valdes, Valentine, Wise, Mayor Thelen.
Noes: None
Absent: None
GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION .r APRIL, 14, 1970
ACTION - to receive and file the City Clerk's report regarding conduct of computer ballot
processing for general municipal election on April 14, 1970, dated March 30, 1970.
Motion by Mayor Thelen - Second by Councilman Valentine,
So ordered.
FURTHER ACTION - to direct the City Clerk to appoint the Accuracy Certification Board,
Seal and Container Inspection Board, Ballot Inspection Board, Ballot Processing Board
and Storage Packaging Board for the general municipal election on April 14, 19'0
Motion by Mayor Thelen - Second by Councilman Valentine,
So ordered .
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CITY CLERKS CONFERENCE - INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MUNICIPAL
ACTION - to authorize City Clerk. Mary A. Edgerton to attend the Annual
International Institute of Municipal Clerks, to be held in Atlantic City,
May 17 through 21, 1970, with necessary transportation cost allowed
Motion by Councilman Belasco - Second by Councilman Valentine,.
Carried.
Ayes: Councilmen Belasco, Valdes, Valentine, Wise, Mayor Thelen.
Noes: None
Absent: None
CLERKS
Conference of the
New Jersey, from
RECREATIONAL PARKING AREA - INCREASED OVERTIME PARKING FINES
DISCUSSION -- City Manager McDaniel requested guidelines from the Council regarding
the area to be covered by this proposed ordinance now being drafted, and the members of
the Council agreed with Councilman Valentine's request that this include all yellow posted
meters during the months they were in service, as residents would be protected by their
parking permits. Councilman Valentine also suggested that a $10 parking fine be
requested, and Mayor Thelen requested that further consideration be given to this facet
of the recreational parking policy. Councilman Valdes suggested that the Council might
also pursue the possibility of establishing a joint parking area with the County, for the
use of weekend visitors.. It was agreed that the City Attorney be instructed to consult
with the Judicial District regarding the increased fine, and that the necessary ordinance
and resolution would be brought to the Council for their consideration when the study was
completed
ACTION - to direct the City Manager to report back to the Council regarding recreational
parking areas at the next meeting of the City Council, on April 21, 1970.
Motion by Mayor Thelen - Second by Councilman Valentine,
So ordered.
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS - Report from City Manager.
ACTION - that fund transfers for capital improvement projects be approved as shown in
the detail attached to the City Manager's status report dated April 7, 1970.
Motion by Mayor Thelen - Second by Councilman Wise.
Carried.
Ayes: Councilmen Belasco, Valdes, Valentine, Wise, Mayor Thelen,
Noes: None
Absent: None
POSSIBLE LAND TRADE - Memo dated April 2, 1970, from Wesley C. McDaniel, City
Manager,.
ACTION 7; to authorize the City Manager to pursue explorations regarding the possibility
of a aid trade with the First Baptist Church located on Manhattan Avenue between Pier
Avenue and Fourteenth Street in exchange for city property of comparable value located on
First Street east of Pacific Coast Highway.
Motion by Mayor Thelen - Second by Councilman Valentine.
So ordered
TENNIS COURT LIGHTING - Status Report.
ACTION- to receive and file.
Motion by Councilman Belasco - Second by Mayor Thelen.
So ordered
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RELEASE OF LIEN - Nicolaus - 1236 Twentieth Place.
ACTION - to adopt Resolution No. N. S. 2955, entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES, STATE OF
CALIFORNIA, AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR OF SAID CITY TO SIGN ON BEHALF OF THE CITY
OF HERMOSA BEACH A RELEASE OF LIEN ON REAL PROPERTY.
Motion by Mayor Thelen - Second by Councilman Belasco.
Carried
Ayes: Councilmen Belasco, Valdes, Valentine, Wise, Mayor Thelen,
Noes: None
Absent: None
IMPROVEMENT COMMISSION
ACTION - to carry over consideration of an appointment to fill one vacant seat on the
Improvement Commission to the next meeting of the City Council on April 21, 1970.
Motion by Mayor Thelen - Second by Councilman Valdes
So ordered.
DEMANDS AND WARRANTS
ACTION - that Demands and Warrants Nos. 6836 and 6837, dated March 20, 1970, in the
amount of $55,652.73 be approved; that Demands Nos. 6838 through 6966, inclusive;
dated April 7, 1970, in the amount of $42,805.82 be approved and Warrants drawn to pay
same; and that Warrant No. 6855 be declared Void.
Motion by Mayor Thelen - Second by Councilman Valentine.
Carried.
Ayes: Councilmen Belasco, Valdes,' Valentine, Wise, Mayor Thelen.
Noes: None
Absent: None
ADJOURNMENT - On the motion of Councilman Belasco, seconded by
this meeting was adjourned at 10:20 p.m. to the next regular meeting
to be held on Tuesday, April 21, 1970, in the Council Chamber, City
Councilman Valentine,
of the City Council,
Hall, at 7:30 p.m.
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CITY OF HERMO ,A BEACH
INFORMATION SHEET
The following information is given in good faith and is based upon
actual city records or current estimates. They are cwrect to the best; of our
knowledge but cannot be guaranteed to be correct nor to continue at listed
levels throughout the life of the proposed contract. Prospective contractors
should take due care to familiarize themselves with Hermosa Beach before
making their proposals.
Population - 18,000
Area - 1.3 sq. miles.
Current # of single and duplex units - 5, 209 at 4,259 locations
Current *6f apartment house units - 1,632 'at 383 `ocetions
Current # of apartment complex units 695 at 5 locations.
Current # of commercial and professional establishments - 427
Smallest turn collection vehicles must be capably:, of making -
10 ft. right-of-way to a 20 ft. right-of-way.
Current # of city trash cans: wh'oh include"; approx-
imately 55 gallon containers.
35 ,1
7 concrete containers.
Use of one-vey systenek current use of one way pbstic liners is
estimated at 10%. We believe this level can be maintained even if on an
optional basis through sales of plastic liners at our Fire Department. A
recent field test indicated that with 80-85% usage --collection time can be
reduced by approximately one hour per truck (this includes a constant of
two trips to the dump per truck).
REFUSE COLLECTPGN PROPOSAL FORM
((Tiltsis aia cella-foeka.isf$1;
Backund
The City of Hermosa Beach is seeking proposals for a new •:ontract
to discharge the municipal function of refuse collection. These proeosals are
to be based upon the bevel of service, procedures, etc., as outlined 'n the
enclosed material. The contract itself is still subject to technical change by
the City Attorney, however, no operational changes are contemplated. -
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Basically, the proposals will be us.„;sate 0r°'set the contractor; however,
final selr;ctton will not bp based nec e300* 'price .alone. Other facto swill
include: Firm r putation, references; anc the
The proposals will also be •sed in c valuating stains still unanswered
questions:
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Rxclustvttvs The cguestion/seraether or Eta: M contract wtll'include exclusive
negotiation rights for COMM radii/Myra} -'stone! establishments has not been
answered. We are asking for twee pos &ls; one assuming total exclusivity, and
.the other assuming only residenM1 and a .. sreal :ilk house (at least three but less
than ten units) exclusivity.
OneQrje=e,tgyelejega The city i alio consid Ong making mandatory the use of a
one-way collection System; is e. ,: plastic lints, paper refuse bags or the like.
Please make proposals wf.s bothAh4enew emendatory syste lei the more convert -
tteral system._ (Se.. information sheet for helpful data). When making pr'c>tJosai.s
for :he i iansiatory ono=way system, you may sii tli +ablfity to rearrange
collection schedules; the city will provide the bags, but the contractor wtJJ dis-
t ibute
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Compensation a o, : The City of Hermosa Beach believes there are basically
three methods of compensation. You may make proposals on any or all of these
methods:
Method A: m A single unit charge for the life of the agreement. Remember,
the contract provides for. justified increases if disposal
location, method, or charges are substantially altered.
Method 8: m A set escalation schedule for the life of the. contract. This
should be based on existing dumping locations, methods,
and charges as separate adjustments may be made during
,the agreement's life for such changes.
Method C: - A set rate based upon today's costs of. doing business.
Contract(); may request the City Council to alter
unit compensation rates once annually; however, no
annual adjustment (in percentage terms) shall exceed
the increase in the national cost of living index. Nothing
in this clause shall limit or negate the provisions for com-
pensation adjustments based on dumping cost increases.
Don't forget to include the Information requested for
1. Public contatner4
2. Sch dule off rates
3. Holiday schedule
4. Refeeeiricee e
If you hav any questions rtaintng to the applicable ordinances, the
proposed contract, the ivies, regulations, specifications, or the proposal in-
formation, call Mr. R. S. Betr a , at 376-9454,, Fart. 45 or 46.
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(his is nota bid)
Total Exclus iv. i��
Compensation Convent tonal'�'° :pr :lAtory Bags
Method "A" (set. 5 -year Container
. period)
Restdenttal Unit Rate
Apt. 'House* Unit Rate
Compensation
Method "B" (set annual
escalation
Residential Unit Rate •
1st Year
2nd Year
3rd Year .
4th Year
5th Year .
Apt. House Unit Rate
lat Year
2nd Year
3rd Year
4th Year
5th Year
Method "C" (annual
. .flie rW3atkiant)
Residential Unit Rate
Apt. House Unit Rate
Public _Containers
Uni t Rate
Patcliistve for Residential and
art t . t ,'.uses* snl
Conventional
Container
Mandatory Bags
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i'lease give equivalent info° tion "MAXIMUM IdipmeraY CHARGES"
for other size bins to be offered Exclusive for Residential
+n Hermosa Beach. Total Exclusivit ' and •t. Houses Qsnlu
T iee Yard Bin
r .,Aquency of Collection
1 .per week
2 per week
3 per week
4 per week
5 per week
6 per week
Two Yard Bin
Frequency of Collection
1 per week
2 per week
a per week
4 per week.
5 per week
6 per week
One and one-half Yard.
frequency Bin Collection
1 per week
2 per week
3 Per week
4 per week
5 per week
6 per week
Special Refuse Rates
Hourly Rate Per Man
Hourly Rate Pet Vehicle
Til HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
He'lilay ; on which no collection.
.:, ;vice :stl.l be offered:
Etc.
Method of collecting locations
whose normal pick up falls on
a Holiday. -
. IV REFERENCES AND REPUTATION
COMPANY OFFICERS - ' Name
Etc.
MUNICIPAL OR COMMERCIAL REFERENCES
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financial irosition should; be attached as an addendum.
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A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH,
CALIFORNIA., RECITING USE FACT or THE GENERAI, 'MUNICIPAL ELECTION
HELD IN SAID CITY ON:TT:T.8'14TH .DAY OF APRIL, 1970, DECLARING THE •
RESULT THEREOF' AND SUCH OTHER MATTERS AS ARE PROVIDED BY LAW. .
WHERMS, a regular general iturataipal election was held end conducted
in the City of Herrnesa Beach, Countyof Los Angeles. , Stat e of California,on .
Tuesday, the,14th day of:April, 1970,. as required by .law; and
WHERthS, notice of said:election wan duly and regularly given in time,
form and manner as Provided by law; that vc.pting precincts were reguletrly
established; theat election officers were appointed .and that ill all respects said
election was heid aiFd cOnduoted and the votes cast thereat received and
canvassed and the returns made and declared in time, form and manner as
required by the provisions of.the Elections Code of the State of California. for. •
. the holding of elections 1.n .cfcties;' and •
• • WHEREAS,. pursuant to Resolution No. N. S. 2944 adopted .the 3rd day o
February, 1970, the City Clerk of the City of Hermosa Beach ca.nvaised th
returns of Said election andhas certified the results to this CityCouncil, said
results ere received, attached and made& part hereof, as Exhibit "A",
•NOW, 'THEREFORE; THE CITY COUNCIL .OF THE CITY OF
HERMOSA BEACH, CAL/FORMA, DOES RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. That therevere fifteen votingprecincts established for the
purpose of holding said election consisting of consolidations of the regular
election precincts of the City of Hermosa Beach as established for the holding of
state and county eleetionso.
• SECTION 2. That said regular genera/ municipal election was held for
the purpose of electing the following officers of said City as required by the laws
relating to cities in the State of 'California, to wit:
Three members of the City 'Council of said City, for the
full term of four year.
SECTION 3 That the whole number of vote s cast in said City (except
absent voter' ballots) was 3.,457o
• That the whole nuMber of absent voter ballots cast in said City Was 70,
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making a total of 3,527 votes cast in said City
SECTION 'h That the names of persons voted for at said election for
member of the City Council of said City are as follows:
Al Valdes.
Jack 00Wir;e
Mike P. 13ig°. Jr.
Robert Currie.
Walter Davis
Hank Doerfling
Don.Lee
Joe B. Noble
'John Power
Mike ,P .trpus
Pete :ratters
• That the number of votes given at each precinct and the number of .votes
given in the City to each of such persons above named for the office for which
said persons mere candidates were as listed in Exhibit "A'° attached.
SECT/011 5. That the City Council does declare and determine that:
Mike P.. Bi.go, Jr.. was elected as a member of the City Council
of said City for the full term of four years:
Al Valdes was elected as a member of the City Council of said
City for the full term of four yeas,.
Jack 0. Wise was elected as a member of the City* Crouncil.of
said City for the full term of four years.
SECTION 6. The City Clerk•shall enter on the records of the City CounL.i1
of said City a statement of theresult of said,electio.n, showing:
(1) Th¢ Whole nu.rnb»rr of votes cast in the City;
(2)' The names.of the persons vot&d.ffor;
(3) What office each person w r votedfor;
(4) The number of' votes given at ea.dit precinct. to each person; •
(5) The number of votes given in the City to each person.
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SECTION 7.. .That the •City Clerk shall immediately make, and, upon
. compliance by the persons' elected with the provisions of Section 11565 and
Section•I1568 of the Elections Codeof the State of California, shall deliver to
. each Of such persons so elected a Certificate of Election signed by her and duly
authenticated; that shp•shall iso administer to each person elected the Oath of
Office prescriteed in•the State Constitution of the State of Califdrnia and shall
. have them subseribe thereto and file the same in her, office. Whereupon, each
and all of said persons so.elected hall be inducted into the respective office to
which they have been elected.
'SECTION B. That...the City Clerk shall certify, to the passage and adoption
.of.this resolution; shall inter the same in the book of original resolutions of said
City; and. shall make a minute of the passage and adoption thereof in the records
of the proceedings of the City Council of said City, in. the minutes of the meeting
et which the same is passed and adopted.
PASSED APPROVED and ADOPTED this
ATTEST:
PRESIDENT of the City Council, arid .
MAYOR of the City of Her -Mose Beach,. California
CIT'y cum *
• APPROVED AS TO FORM: •
• CITY ATTORNEY
EXHIBIT "A.'
CITY CLERK'S CERTIFICATE OF CANVASS
I Mary A. Edgerton, City Clerk of the City of Hermosa Beach, County of Los Angeles, Soto of C€alifornia, duty authorized by Resolution No. N. S. 2944
adopted by the City Council of said City on the 3rd day of February, 1970, do hereby certify that I have canvassed the returns of the regular Gen-raal Municipal
Election held in said City on the 14th day of April, 1970, and find that the number of votes Oven at SCh tinct and the number of votes given in th City to
persons voted for, and the respective offices for which said persons were candidates, w re as f ulimzt
Dated
CITY COUNCIL
City Clerk of the City of Hermes Beach, Cali rn
Precinct
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Absentee
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Total Ballots
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AFFIDAVIT OF CITY CLERK CERTIFYING THE RESULTS OF A CANVASS OF THE
BALLOTS CAST AT THE GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION 1-IELD ON APRIL 14, 1970.
(GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION - CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH)
I, Mary A. Edgerton, the duly acting and qualified City Clerk of the City
of Hermosa Beach, County Of Los Angeles, State of California, do hereby certify
as follows:
(1) that pursuent to the direction of the City Council, under the authority
contained in Section 22932.5 of the Elections Code of the State of California., 1
caused to be conducted in the tine and manner prescribed by law, a canvass of
the returns relating to the General Municipal Election held in this City on the
14th day of April, /970; and
(2) that attached hereto, marked Exhibit "A", and incorporated herein by
this reference as if set forth in full, is the statement, prepared by me, setting
forth the results of said canvass; and
(3) that I hereby certify to the City Council of the City of Hermosa Beach
that the canvass of the results of said election is, as set forth in this affidavit.
declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct .
DATED: April 1970.
et% 01"....aulammrst
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City Clerk
City of 'Hermosa Beach, California
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Cf "� i. LLRKas CERTIFICATE 01' C.4.NV?tSS
1, Mary A. Edgerton. City Clerk, of the City of H '" nosa Beech, h, Cotrnty
adopted by the City Council of said City on the 3rd d .y of F43b►uary, 1971, do
F.*;,t1c held in said City on the 14th clay of April, 1970, and find ttat Vac, u
Mbrsor:s votsd for, and tho respective offices for which said p rsons %mom txld
of Los Angeles, EMU of California, duly authorized by Resolution No, N. 3. 2944,
hereby certify that have canvassed the returns of the regular General 314Me n?cipl
i ib of votes 'given at each p ainct and the (tlmber of votes given in tho City to
idttes , v,Yexe as .0.' s%
Precinct
2 3 4 6
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CIT( COVINTC11,
City Clerk of tho City of tiexmoza Mk bh, California
Total
OA_ Wise 65 62
49 1 77
19
V,r-ater Davis
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1.4111.
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30
73 148
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�a8 0 t w'i 1. r_-5.
s s"rR�a
42 40 53j 3 �.._ 1 .S , ii{ 3 .`17
._-,. .. '. .�-*-tm':'�•'ti�-�v..y,.�. is. n'i:eak' �-'z� riG='di'=lib....ers,
F 33 90 a 104 114 1 45
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84 i 36 99 36 125 I 81
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16 ' 16 12 12f 30 413 41 E 52 •1
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26 1 30 34 1 37 21 48 59 36 1 48
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19 33 43 i 16 : 9 1 '93
7, 6i Si
17
35
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47
91 :1,506
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Absentee V.roTEs
31
kfz
1,206
1,537.
859 3.1 870
S 1 ? L 004 B.
,161 21 I 1,182
�Fw arw.je srwaa,s•+f r .nra-�as�a�
14 26 9 367 5
90 33 700
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20
23 i 8 51
276 t 20g 10
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372
729
43 682 1 11
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5
31 21,
18
24
312 '2
383 { } 385 J
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Cast 0 918
6 677 11,172 1 58w 4 5 2 1, 05 r87
621
Total Votes s: 429 455 396 393 48 °:fid t 3 4 K+ .:?J.
=C"nrecv,co"� ' 4 tx- . -o ..,. .P.ent+NEW,+ { .G..... ao ._—..- ,. ..pese..e...� ..
3 164 147 144 1 178 1 153 293 1'315 1 423 ' 205 1 150 I 339 1 3661 2 , 219
Total Ballots
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315
9,636 191 rp
3 457
70 3 527
April 16, 1970
TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
FROM: Mary A. Edgerton, City Clerk
SUBJECT: Reorganization of Council - City Representatives
to Hoards and Committees
The following organizations will now require the appointment of a member of the
City Council:
South Ba Sanitation District -Board of Directors - Councilman Belasco attended
meetings as Alternate Director; Second Wednesday of every month,
2020 Beverly Boulevard, Los Angeles -- 2 p. m
Southern California Ra •id Transit District - Councilman Belasco served as City
Selection Committeeman - Meetings as announced; usually held in the evening,
at the Rodger Young Auditorium, Los Angeles .
Lifeguard Headquarters Committee - Councilman Belasco served with Councilman Valdes
as a representative of the City Council.
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RESOLUTION NO. N. S.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL or THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH,
CALIFORNIA., APPOINTING A MEMBER THEREOF TO ACT AS ALTERNATE DIRECTOR
OF THE SOUTH BAY CITIES SANITATION DISTRICT.
THE my COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH,
CALIFORNIA, DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION I. ThatMa member of the
waft26.71•••Matnalmini•NesaanielMI...9.10...*.m.41.0PrftWPO•
City Council of the City of Hermosa Beach, is hereby selected and designated
as an Alternate member of the Board of Directors of the South By Cities
Sanitation District of Los Angeles County, to actin the place of the Presiding
Officer of the City Council during his asence, inability or refusal to act as a
member of said Board of Directors.
PASSED, APPROVED ,nd ADOPTED this
PRESMENT of the City Council, and
.1WAYOR.00he'City of :Hermosa Beach, California
ATTEST:
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
CITY ATTORItElf
April 16, 1970
TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council
FROM: Wesley 0. McDaniel, City Manager
SUBJECT: Taco Bill Status Report
Gentlemen:
In the opinion of the Police Department, the adverse conditions have
been very substantially relieved since this action arose. Officer
Finley has continued his effective patrol efforts, and the owners have
made a sincere and effective operational change.
Last week, as directed, Chief Berlin, Officer Finley, and I met with
the Grills and reviewed all aspects of the question. It was our feel-
ing that they now recognize their responsibilities and are serious
about further cooperation.
Pertinent elements of the problem are these:
anaaes meat; Competent management is now on the premises, and will
continue to be at all times—either Mr. or Mrs. Grill, their daughter
(age 27), or Mary Hernandez, age 32. The person in charge is actively
controlling loitering, behavior, illicit activities, and turning away
undesired customers.
Hours: Hours have been reduced to 11:00 a. m. to 7;30 p. rn. , and no
later, including weekends. These hours will be maintained during the
summer as well.
Personnel: More stringent hiring checks have been instituted, and
employees receive more direct supervision. (Actually, they have had
trouble finding employees, even at a $2.00 per hour wage.)
Pricing; Similar to Taco Belle, a rule has been enforced prohibiting the
purchase of beverages only after dark, and a 50$ minimum established.
The family trade is on the increase.
Interior: The single most important change was removal of the jukebox.
Restrooms have been closed. New signs regarding behavior and loiter-
ing have been posted. The Grills have agreed to experiment with a new
customer traffic pattern, using the center Pier Avenue door, to eliminate
the sidewalk waiting line.
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Outsides Officer Pinley has been actively keeping groups moving°
and preventing a build-up on the sidewalk. We are putting a bike
rack on the south pier head side, to eliminate their parking against
the Taco Bill wall. Were now working with the Grills to obtain a
refuse bin in back, eliminating the sidewalk barrels.
B COMMENDATION
It Is our finding that the situation has now been relieved and stabilized,
arnci we feel reasonably confident that this will continue. We would
recommend no further Council action or consideration unless new pro-
blems develop.
WCM:mrn
Respectfully submitted,
cae
t,n,tel
WESLEY C. MC DANIEL
City Manager
PUBLIC : .. G - ORD TO SHOW CAUSE TUTS It E SHOana NST BE A A, .-,
TACO BflL`S,j 4 PIE AVEtlUE - William Q. Grill.
DISCUSSION - The Public Hearing was declared open by Mayor Thelen, and the City.
Attorney informed Mr. Grill had he had a right to have Legal representation at this hearing
if he so desired. Mr. Grill stated that he did not require;n attorney, and waived a
reading of the charges that were being brought against him regarding difficulties caused by
individuals within and around his premises.
Mr. William Q. Grill then stated that he and his family had lived at 925 Eighth Street for
the last ten years, and that his restaurant w :e owned by himself and his wife, Irene Grill.
In reply to questions from the Council, he outlin<r° the steps that had been taken to
prevent loitering on his premises, stating that he had put up "No Loitering" signs, lockad
the public restroom, taken out the jukebox, -End was closing at 8:30 or 9 p.m. rather than
at midnight. He also informed the Council that he and his wife were trying to spend as
much time as possible in th•. restaurant in order to supervise the conduct of business, and
added that he felt that the Police Department was performing a fine service for the down-
town area with their foot patrol. At the invitation of Mayor Thelen, Mr. Grill also set
forth his own suggestions for alleviating the problems in the downtown area caused by
locations where unproductive groups of people congregated for long periods of time.
Councilman Wise, sp-.king for the Council, assured Mr. Grill that he had been asked to
come before the Council not because he was being blamed, as an individual, for the
problems in the downtown area, but because the Council had in its possession specific
information relatingtto activities in his establishment that had been called to Council's
attention by concerned citizens, and it w s hoped that with his cooperation the steps
necessary to alleviate this problem could be initiated. During the discussion that
followed, the Council suggested various methods which might help to control problem
activities, such as hiring a full-time experienced adult to be present in the dining room
area, to have waitresses serving in the dining area rather than cafeteria style food
service, and having the City provide full-time walking patrol throughout the lower Pier
Avenue area. Councilman Wise pointed out the need for closing the public restrooms
south of the Pier as early as possible, and Councilman Valdes expressed his belief that
as much money should be spent by the City on a program of counseling and other efforts
to prevent the spread of drug addiction as is now spent to stop it after it has started.
With the consent of the Chief of Police, Councilman Valentine questioned Police Officer
Donald Finley regarding his observations and activity report with regard to drug activities
in the subject area and the number of arrests for narcotic violations and traffic. Chief
Berlin also answered questions from Mr. Valentine regarding law enforcement procedures
to locate and single out specific areas when they became sources of drug and narcotic
traffic.
Councilman Valentine then stated that he f, It that the Council would be remiss in its
obligations to the community if Mr. Grill were not urged to do everything possible to
protect both the community and himself, and suggested that he be invited to sit fin. with,.
the Chief of Police to discuss some kind of internal control for his establishment that
would not be prohibitive in cost. -1- Minutes 3/17/70
Councilman Belasco pointed out that past experience indicated that moving drug traffic
away from Mr. Grill's establishment would merely move the market place to another
location in the same area, and suggested that every businessman on lower Pier Avenue
should be included in these discussions and requested to give full cooperation to the City
in an effort to clear the entire area rather than concentrating on removing this problem
from one specific location.
Mrs. Fred Webb, 1750 Manhattan Avenue stated that she felt this problem was not the
responsibility of one man or one business establishment, but was something that was
borne by all, adding that anything the City government and stores could do to upgrade that
area would be good for the entire city.
Mr. John Wiley, 211 South Francisca, Redondo Beach, and owner of income property in this
city, suggested that businessmen in the problem area pay a percentage of their sales tax
income for privately employed security officers on a constant basis.
Councilman Wise stated that he commended Police Chief Berlin and Officer Finley for the
fine work they were doing in the area under discussion, and presented to the City Clerk
a petition requesting that the foot patrol be sustained and signed by 90 residents and
.:businessmen in downtown Hermosa Be.: ch. and Councilman Belasco expressed his opinion
that no business should put the burden of sharing the disproportionate cost for extra police
patrol in this area on the rest of the City , adding that ha favored the suggestion thet
merchants finance a private patrol system.
In reply to a question from Councilman Valentine, Mr. Grill stated that he would be more
than willing to meet with the City Manager and the Chief of Police to develop a program
designed to solve the current problems under discussion.
ACTION - to continue this public hearing to April 21, 1970, and to direct the City Manager
and the Chief of Police to meet with Mr. Grill, inviting Mr. Grill to report back to this
Council on the date set in order to mke a progress report.
Motion by Mayor Thelen - Second by Councilman Valentine.
So ordered.
RONALD REAGAN
Stec t fTalifamia
GOVERNORS OFFICE
SACF1ACAENT° Ol®9d
April 106 1970
The Honorable Quentin L. ' helen
Mayor of Hermosa Beach
Civic Center
Hermosa Beach, Ca/ifomni a 90254
My dear Mayor:
In resent months my office has received numerous
expressions s sgions oaf interest and concern frau citi.senss 11
over the state with respect to possible ffects of
various futures of the State Water Project on the
environment of the Delve -Reay area and on Southern
C1ifornia , Those who take than time to write on this
subject do so with great 1nceritya Unfortunate1yy
many hav}. based their opinions upon informtion which
is oft €n ::. Bleeding and . inco fete.
It is refreshing to know' that th < r , are othere who
join use in king t. careful analysis of so. -e of
th problems which face the state as we strive to
marsh 1 th aluab1e natural r sosarce f water to
the greatest benefit of all Californians
Since ,re1yy
16?
RONALD REAGAN
Governor
Frances Young
consvitavg
1037 Second Suet
Hermosa Beach, Calif. 90254
(215) 372-6646
satin Thelon and
Mombors of the Commci .
C1ty -of Hermosa BoaC 9
Dear Mayer Thelon s
nUe 1. ► circumstances beyond my control I find it advisable to retiretram t e
active community activetics tbM I have participated In tar the poet. * ' years.
I have beleiveva3 that vovironment is moat essential, end that conavrvation is
important. IS only more people bad listened then d through the years that
so many have t ri ea•d to show i to importance we would be so far ahead of some of
our problems oHowever we have accosplished ease things to mato our area
a " Better Place to Live ea n
Please accept spy resignation to the Impremoment `,mss a 'aft
this date. Thank yeti for the opportunity to have serve&
Sincerelre
April 17, 1970
TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council
FROM: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager
SUBJECT: Beach Development Plan Committee
Gentlemen:
All necessary committee members have now been named, except the
Council liaison representatives and the Chamber ex officio member.
The Chamber is aware of this and will be making their appointment.
Named to date are:
Planning Commission: Pete Watters, Charles Toole
Parks & Recreation Commission: Charles Post and Bernard Dorey
Improvement Commission: Dave Hankins
Needed are the two Council members.
The first meeting, for briefing purposes, has been scheduled for
Thursday, ARril 30 at 7:30 p. m. in the Council Chambers.
Respectfully submitted,
a4b6m,cei
WESLEY C. MC DANIEL
City Manager
WCM:mrn
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COPY
Hermosa Beach City Council
Hermosa Beach, Calif.
Dear Sirs:
62 Strand
Hermosa Beach, Calif
April 12, 1970
In noting the articles recently regarding the rest room shortage in our City,
we have always objected to the idea of large facilities placed adjacent to single
family residences, however, on a recent trip to Lake Isabella, the army seem to
have found a compatible solution to the problem.
They use a fiber glass telephone booth type of facility with aircraft equipment
(a pump -out and or a filtered system) such as monornatic.
This type of installation could be placed next to the lifeguard towers, away
from residences and if necessary bolted to a. concrete pad to prevent vandalism.
Since these facilities are only large enough for one person it would eliminate problems
with deviates, etc.
I would suggest you have someone visit Lake Isabella and see how this problem
is solved at a reservoir used for both recreation and as a source of domestic water.
This type of installation could be in operation within 30 days.
Sincerely,
Tom Bevan
62 Strand
Her rnosa Beach
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CITY COUNCIL OF HERMOSA BEACH
DEAR SIRS;
I HAVE LIVED IN HERMOSA FOR THE LAST 12 YEARS AND TO Tata DAY
THERE IS NOT OBE SIGN SHOWING STRANGERS WHERE THE STRAND 16. WHEBR 1
HAVE A VACANCY AND PUT THE ADRESS.IJ THE PAPER MANY OUT OF TOWNEHb HAVE
NEVER HEARD OF THE STRAND ANIS THEY DRIVE. AROUND LOOKING FOR. A SIGN. IT
WOULD SAVE US A LOT OF GRIEF IF WE HAD A HIGH.
MaLena Nigerian
1318 Strand Apt 4
BEING ON THE NAND, .LTB HEART BREAKING TO BEE SOME OF OUR HUMAN b0
CALLED bEiNGS ABUSE OUtt BEAUTIFUL BEACHES. iTb TRUE 1Tb A FREE FOR ALL
DOGS HUMAN GARBAGE WHAT HAVE YOU BROKEN BOTTLES PEOPLE JUST ARE TOO LAZY
TO USE THE CONTAINERS. IT WOUI MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE iF YOU PAINT ROSE0 On THE
TRASH C. THEY W.1,LL STILL LEAVE ALL THEIR GARBAGE ON THE BEACH. WE HAVE
LAWS, YES BUT WHAT GOOD ARE THEY .IF WE DONT ENFORCE THEM ONCE IN THE A.M.
AND P.M. THE DOG CATCHER CO BX AND THAT lb NOT IBE aULUT.ON, HE DOGS
STILL HAVE A BALL .LN BETWEEN.. IT WOULD HELP Ax YOU PAINTED A VERY LARGE
biGN ON THE LIFEGUARD HOUb8 NO DOUb ALLOWED ON THE BEAC.bj . BECAUSE THERE
THEY CANT KELP bEE1NG 1 AND THERE AHE kaANY 1NNOEE:NT V1OLLTUttib WHO REALLY DONT
KNOW THAT THEY ARE NOT ALLOWED. THE b1GNati. ARE NOT IN A ok'0T TO SEE. THE LIFE
GUARD bkiOULD HAVE A t'OWER TO (::LTE THE ViUL,ATOttbe, GIVE: THEM bOhE POWER. AT LE
LEAST TO SCARE THEM..ROW DO YOU LIKE YOUR GttANG CHILD u N Oh CHILDREN TO GO
OUT AND PLAY .IN THE BAND WITTh DOG DUU IN IT.
1 HAVE ANOTHER GRIPE. NOT TOO HA22X br1.TH TME TRASH COLLECTOR WE HAVE
AT TaE PRESENT TIME. THEY HAVE BROKENbEVERAL OF OULI CONTAINERS ANL ALb0
HAW)ON1 AWAY WITH A HEAVY CONT'AlNEt Wh HAD, AND THE/ HAVE i' Ott 4 WEab IN A ti
ROW HAD TO BE CALLED AND TOLD THAT TkthY xUttuOT TO TAKE OUR TRASH AT N2 -14 ST
I CALLED UP AND TOLD THEN THEY RAVE AGAIN FORGOT TO .PICK' UP THE TRASH AND THE
THEY TOLD Ub THAT THE WABON DOES NOT GO by 14 st b0 WE ahOULD PUT IT ON THE
BEACH DR SIDE b0 WE MOVED THE GANS ON TO BEACH DR BIDE AND AGAIN THEY k')@NT
PICK 1T UP ANDAGA1N I CALLED .THAT THE TUESDAY WAS PICKUP DAY WED I CALLED
THEY AGAIN FORGOT TO PICK 1T UP NOW KHAT WAb THEIR EXCURE, WELL THE COLORED
BOY JUST DIDNT GO ACROSS ON TEE OTHER b.U)E TO PICK UP THE TRASH, bEEMS LIKE
WE ARENT GETTING OUR MONEYS WORTH. 1. JUSR ROT T11tt''D OF CALLING AND DECIDED
1 VVASNT GOING TO PAY THE 09.00AND UNTIL THE LAST.DAY t HELD OUT UNTIL I GOT
A PENALTY CHARGE DATE DUE AND I COULDNT WIN 60 1 SENT iN TLE CHECK. 1 HAVE
OTHER -THINGS TO DO THAN TO CALL UP AND COMPLAIN ABOUT THE GARBAGE AND THAT 1S
NOT ALL THEIR EMPLOYEES ARE 60 THOUGNT'LEbb THAT IN THE EARLY HOURS OF A.M.
THEY MAKE bO MUCH BOISE WITH THE WAY TMEY THROW DOWN THE CANS AND GRIND THE
TRASH RIGHT UNDER THE 'WINUO tb (F SLEEPP1NG TEM NTS 1 HAVE RECEIVED SEVEt1AL
COMPLAINTS FROM OUtt TENANTS. SMELLY GARBAGE 16 ONE THING I WONT TOLERATE.
1 DONT KNO1 1F COMPLAINING vILL DO ANY GOOD BUT I THOUGHT 1 { OULU ' et TRY.
the service was better when it was .free.
THERE Is ANOTi & . LITTLE PftObLEM Which i MOULD APPRE4)iAT 1F YOU CUULD
HELP Is THAT siNCE IRISH C:ObbTRUCTION PAVED THE oTREET ON BEACH DR BACK OF 1.%;,
BLDG. THEY U1UNT EVEN GRADE IT -BUT UT mADh iT LIKE .A SHALLOW POOL AND WHEN IT
tiAlNb WE HAVE TO swig AUhObb TO E4+`T '1U OUtt GAB.Aurab AND OUtc LITTLE HOUSE ON
14 et 1b UNDER WATER AND EVERY TIME A CAR,GOEb BX TidEY bPLAbH THE MUUvY'
¥ AT.EH INTO THE WiApOtb INTO THE HEAh Ac';1 IF Th4 WINDOW IS OPEN. l THINK
`. hgl 6HoUA,b REPAVE THAT GOttNE.R WITHOUT COST 10 YOU AND DU IT k(1GHT Talc) TIME
b0 Thr. oATr;tt LI1A1Nb OFF TO ONE, OF THE bTREE'1'b.
Yvi L iT bEEm0 ThAT TODAY NU kA'TTTE;R WHAT THAI EVEN TItO THEY uk;'I' 'TOP PAY THEY
u0tNT PUT T1Eift th AciTb 1,bITO Thtah WORK
SOUTH LAY CHAPTER
REDONDO EACH
HERMOSA EACH
MANHATTAN EACH
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PMMINT ADDESS
AmpucAN FIELD SERVICE 821 - 8th Street
-Inostam-tom404-4ma—
InEtwateonai %:-.Sagelaaakim Manhattan Beach, Calif.
90266
' H41!e together, talk together, 0 Ye Pestis of th Earth.
Asa and only Ikea Agit Ira how teat'a."
April 7, 1970
Hermosa Beach Dept. of Parks and Recreation
Clark Stadium. Community Building
861 Valley Drive
Hermosa Beach, California 90254
Dear Sirs,
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On. behalf of American Field Service, I wish to convey
our thanks to you for the many years we have used Clark
Stadium .Community Building asa meeting place for our
organization.
We appreciate the cooperation of your staff in setting up
tables and chairs for our pot luck dinners, for the use
of the kitchen facilities, and for the general meeting
room.
:we will be moving our locale next year, but wish to take
this opportunity to thank you for your courtesy and con-
sideralion over -Ole years you housed our meetings.
Sincerely yours,
Wendell Harter, President
South Bay Chapter
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April 16 1970
TO: Honorable Mayor; and City Council
FROM: Ronald S. Bergman, Administrative Assistant
SUBJECT: Recreational Parking Zone --Differential Fine
Gentlemen:
We have been investigating the feasibility of establishing a recreational
parking zone similar to that of Newport Beach. Essentially their approach
provides for higher "over time" fines for parking meter violation within the
zone --now at $10.00. Our current fine is $2.00.
Essentially our approach was to broaden the general concept of a fine dif-
ferential and apply it to all parking infractions within our recreational zone.
It has ,generally been the notion of the Council that such a zone would include
Hermosa Avenue and all of the area west thereof, except the downtown. We
are -.currently preparing the necessary ordinances and resolutions to implement
this program. The material will be available Tuesday evening.
A number of policy questions exist in defining the "downtown area" and pro-
viding for some special situations in our proposed recreational zone.
Downtown Area:
1. Area between the north lane of 10th Street and the south line of 14th
Street. (essentially the V.P.1).)., or
2. Between the south line of 8th Street and the north line of 16th Street.
(that area not serviced by parking medians).
Special Situations
1. Inclusion or exclusion of the area north of Greenwich Village.
2. The small commercial areas at
a) 2nd Street
b) 22nd Street
c) Greenwich Village area.
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The following are some alternatives in dealing with the question of
seasonal exclusion:
1. No seasonal distinction (effective all year).
2. Summer only (6/1 to 10/31) .
3. Easter through summer (3/15 to 10/3 1) .
4. Easter and summer (3/15 to 4/30 and 6/1 to 10/31).
The choices presented are not exhaustive as the alternatives could be
infinite. They are some logical distinctions which are recommended,
but may be altered if you so desire.
pectfully submitted,
1.LQ)
RONALD S. BERGMAN
Administrative Assistant
RSB:mm
April 16, 1970
TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council
FROM: Wesley C. McDain.iel, City Manager
SUBJECT: Refuse Contract
Gentlemen:
This will be the major subject of the meeting, and we would like to
devote the necessary time to it for a verbal presentation.
We're aiming to get the material to you tomorrow evening (Friday) for
review.
As noted before, major questions are:
1. Liberalized pick-up rules.
2. Tighter container rules.
3. Extra services.
4. Exclusivity of non-residential collection.
5. Rate considerations, including annual adjustments.
6. Contractor requ i,• events .
7. Provision for renegotiation if plastic bags used.
And, as earlier indicated, our suggested procedure is to handle them
by option alternatives in the proposal form, and then make the decision
prior to award.
Respectfully submitted,
10-4((*Iee/
WESLEY C. MC DANIEL
City Manager
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ORDININCE,' NO ,, N. 8,382
AN ORDINANCE or' THE CITY or HERMOSA 1.3.111C15, CALtFORITTA, AMENDING ZONING
ORDINANCE NO, N 8 „ 154, AB AMENDED BY DELETING SEP/ON 801 AND REPLACiNG
IT WITH A REVISED SECTIONf3,‘01„ ,•"LIMITATIONS ON PERMITTED USES IN C-10 C-2
AND C-3 ZONES.
WHEREAS, pursuant to the recemmendetions of the Ca, Planning Commission
of the City of 1-507a1OSilBcrach, duly made after public hearings held on February 16,'
1970 and March 2, 1970, as provid5,xl' for by•Article 15 of Zoning Ordinance No.
N, S. 154 of •said•City, adopted june 19, 1956, as amended, it Is the finding ,•:1, the
City Council, after study and g•enr•iew 6f the firldings and deteratinations set forth in
Planning Commission Resolution P„CG 154.7768, adopted March 2 1970, that the
amendments to saki ordinance as•reGoraimeraded i said resOlUtiOn are 'necessary for
the public peace, health and .safety.Lnd may best SerVe the Pubic interest,
NOW, THEREFORE „ THE Crri',' COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA
BEACH., CALIFORNIA, DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1, Thai Section /301 cif Article 8, "Commercial Zonen", of Zoning
Ordinance No. N„ S„ 154, as emended, is hereby deleted and replaced with a revised
Section 801, to read as fol/ows:
"Section 801, Limitations on Perrnitt,A 1:113, C-3„ C-2 a.nd C-3 Zones.
Etrexy use perranted
• C -q e C-2 and C-3 Zones' Shall be subject to the
following coraditions and lirnita dons: • •
uses in said zone s shall be.conducted wholly within a building.
Excerptions may be allowed in the following • iifieS ,• at the discretion.
of the Planning Co/on, F37.11)NO1 U' prelsequisite of a
Conditional, 'Use. Permit to be processed in the manner specified in.
Article! 14, Section'•1400 seq., of this ordinsne
(a)
Drive-in or walk-in WOE; „
(h) Gasoline, siztions.,,
(o) Saleg, of new.ar.,16' TISed 8.a0MObile, trucl.ts„• aUe, boats,
m otorc5.7c les and bicycles,
(d Car washes (Avec ilarticai. Or hand opsyated)
(el El CZ I Fiforrner Uon
(1.1 Hor :a roo. egi s
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(g) Other similar enterprises whicth in the opinion of the Planning
Commission are of such nature,that it would be imPracticad for
them to be conducted W holly within e building.
(2) The manufacture, asseenbly or processing of only those products made
incident to a permitted use.in the C-2 and C-3 Zones may be permitted,
subject to the following requirements, conditions and liteifttions
(a) Conditional Use Perentit required.
(b) Shall be sok only at retail on the premises.
(c) Not more than five (5) persons may be employed in such
manufa.cturing, assembly or processing Of product.
Storage, other than "storage erarehouse", shall be limited to accessory
storage of commodities sold at retail on the premises.
No establishment for the sale of alcoholic beverages for consumption
. upon the premises at which said alcoholic beverage is • sold shall be
permitted without flea there having been filed an application for a
Conditional Use Permit and said Conditional Use Permit having been
granted and effective.
Excer-rtiom Any establishment for the sale of alcoholic • .
beverages for consumption upon the premises at which
said alcoholic beverageis sold when located. In a C-3
General and Highway Commercial District which is
• located more than one hundred (100'y feet at the closest
point, measured radially from the exterior boundaries of
the lot or parcel of land on which said establishment is
located, from an "R" Residential Zone property shall not
be required to secure a Conditional Use Permit..
(5) Any establishment providing entertainment separate or in conjunction
with another permitted use as entertainment is defined in Section 17-1.9
Classification "13% Group 12 of Article i7, "Licenses", of the City
Code of this City, including, but not limited to, the showing of
motion pictures, presentation of vaudeville shows, dancing including
customer dancing, shall be allowed in the. C-2 and C-3 Zones only,
melded there has first been filed an application for a Conditional
Use Permit and said Permit hs been granted and is effective.
Exceptions:
(a) Any establishment located in a C-3 Gene and Highway
Commercial Zone which is located rnore than one hundred
(100) feet at the closest point, measured radially from the
exterior boundaries of the lot or parcel of land on which
• said establishment is located, from an "R" Residential
Zoned property.
(b) Upon approval of a permit by the City Council, as provided
for in Section 17-Z9 of Article 17 of the City Code, the
provision... of up to three (3) FOUSiCiallS playing instruments
not electronically amplified or augmented in any -way may be
permitted in a restaurant or cocktail lounge.
Presentation of a special performance or performances
sponsored loy merchants licensed to do business in the City,
or by bona_ fide citizensgroups or clubs, for benefit purposes,
upon. approval of a permit as provided for in Section -17-28
of Article 17 of the City Code.
(d) Shows of works of art tto or by, an established gallery or
school licensed within the City.
(c)
(}3) Factors of Consideration.
In considering the granting of a Conditional Use Permit for any
establishment listed in this section.„ the Planning Commission shall, in addition to
the factors of consideration listed in Articte 10, Section 1000 of this ordinance,
consider the following:
(1)
(2)
Its dista.nce from existing residential uses within the zone and
its distance from 'residential and non-commercial uses in zones
adjacent to thmt zone in which the establishment is proposed.
The amount: of existing or proposed off-street parking facilities,
a.nd their distance from the proposed establishment.
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(3) Location of and distance to churches, schools, hospitals and
public playgrounds in relation to the proposed establishment.
(4) Hours of operation of the proposed establishment.
(5) The combination of uses proposed within the proposed establishment.
(6) Precautions taken by the owner or operator of the proposed establishment
to assure the compatibility of the use with surrounding areas.
(7) The relation of the proposed business to traffic volume and the size
of streets servicing the area; routes of ingress and egress and their
potential effect upon street and pedestrian traffic.
(8) The proposed exterior signs and decor of the proposed establishment
which are planned to advertise the activity, and the compatibility
thereof with existing establishments in the area.
(9) The number of similar establishments or uses within close proximity
to the proposed estabUshment.
(10) Such other considerations as, in the Judgment of the Planning
Commission, are necessary to assure that the purpose and intent of
this provision are upheld.
(C) Nonconformance of Existing Uses -- Limitation to Conditional Use Permits.
(1) All existing uses of establishments for which there exists no valid
Conditional Use Permit as provided for in subsection 801(A) above
are hereby declared nonconforming uses and are governed by all
applicable provisions of Article 13 of this ordinance.
(a) Any Conditional Use Permit issued pursuant to the provisions
of this section shalt terminate and cease to apply to any
establishment or use which has been vacated or discontinued
for ninety (90) days or more.
(b) If such nonconforming establishment or use is vacated or
discontinued for ninety (90) or more calendar days, any future
use which requires a Conditional Use Permit as provided for
under this section shall require a new Conditional Use Permit
to be processed in the manner specified in Article 14 of this
-4-
(2)
•
ordinance a rid V,/ h /Oh has been granted and is effective, prior to
reinsi:ating said nonconforming use.
To accomplish the purpose and intent of this ordinance, all existing
uses of establish.ments for the purpose of sale of alcoholic beverages
for consumption upon the premises for which there exists no valid
Conditional Use Permit as provided for in paragraph (1)(4) of this
section are desilared nonconforming uses and are governed by all
applicable provisions of this ordinance, as amended„ relating to
nonconforming uses and Conditional Use Permits. -
`the provisions o this subsection shall apply only to such existing
or proposed establightnents for whicb there is filed with the State of
California; Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, an application
of requested transzotion whereby the laws of the State of California
require notice thereof to be filed with the -City and allow for the filing
of a protest thereon by the City (except for person to person transfers
of existing licenses, except as otherwise provided herein)
and/or to such
existing establishments when they have ceased their operations for
a period of ninety (90) or more calendar days and thereafter' there is
filed any application or requested transaction with the State of
California, Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, whereby the
laws of the Seta of Califsrnia require notice thereof to be filed with.
the City and allow the filing of a protest thereon by the City (including
person to person transfer of existing licenses)."
SECTION 2. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion
of this ordinance is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by the decision
of any court of competent juriediction, such decision shall not affect the validity of
the remaining portions of this ordinance. The City Council hereby declares that it
would have adopted this ordinance and each section, subsection, sentence, clause,
phrase or portion thereof, irrespective of the fact that one or more sections, sub-
sections, sentences, clauses, phrases or portions thereof be declared invalid o:
unconstitutional.
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SECTION 3. This ordinance shall take effect thirty. (3(} days after the
date of its adoption.
SECTION 4 Prior to the egpimtion of fifteen (15) days flora the passage
thereof, the City Clerk shall have this ordinance published Mt least once in the
Hermosa Beach Review,. a weekly newspaper of general elmulation, published and
circulated in the City of Hermosa Beach.
PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this
PRESIDENT of the City Council, and
MAYOR of the City of Hermosa BeRch, California
ATTEST:.
CITY CLERK
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APPROVED AS TO 'FORM
CTTY ATTORNEY. .
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April ib, 1970
TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council
FROM: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager
SUBJECT: Pier Avenue Status.
Gentlemen;
For City Council information?, we should point out two steps taken
this week as the street job nears completion.
1. The Chamber of Commerce, acting on an urgent request by down-
town businessmen, is asking for temporar continuation of the west-
bound twin movement around the north side of Greenwood Park. This
would be one way only, making use of the street which otherwise would
simply be shut off.
They ;rade clear that this request was only until the Bacon property is
developed (frankly, we're very optimistic on an early favorable decision
by Albertsons to be the prime developer). At that time, it would be
abandoned and the right turn pocket at the southwest corner used.
After reviewing the physical plans, John Stevens and 1 agreed that such
a temporary use would not be detrimental. Time is of the essence,
since the curb work will be poured by the Council meeting. Therefore,
T gave approval to the idea, and the County has been asked to accommodate
the change.
Council ratification of this decision is requested.
2. We have had some continued discussions with Paul Matthies over
his driveway issue, as the safety hazard becomes very clear on an 80'
drive cut. Various compromise proposals have been advanced, some
involving /trailed time curb parking. Obviously, an optimistic prediction
of Planning Commission or City Council action on his Conditional Use
Permit new constriction request is needed—and we gave it.
We are hopeful that a cornpr.om'tce concept will be worked out by week's
end, allowing the curb in lieu of a continuous drive cut.
Respectfully submitted,
W CM:mm
64,7-0
VVESL C. MC DANIEL
City Manager
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April 16, 1970
TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council
FROM: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager
SUBJECT: Miscellaneous Study Status
Gentlemen:
1. The City Yard inspection has been made, and a safety engineer
from our insurance carrier has also prepared a report. We're in the
process of putting these pieces tOgether, along with a fire extinguisher
inspection and some other minor pieces. The full. report should be
available next meeting.
(Incidentally, the City Yard has been given Number One priority on the
staff five year capital improvement projects report, to be released
within two weeks.)
2. The city property list has been roughed out and is now being put in
a useful form for Council and commissions, and will be sent by next
meeting. The problem, of course, is to discuss liabilities of each
piece, along with presumed future uses.
Respectfully submitted,
4//‘ (.44/441i.e./
WESLEY C. MC DANIEL
City Manager •
WCM:mm
CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH
FUND BALANCE
NUMBER GENERAL ACCOUNT 3/1170
100 General $117,606..55
200 Adv.. Music & Pks. 6,319.57
500 Light District 30,311.58`
600 Traffic Safety 9,525..21
800Parking Meters 14,405.63.
900 State Gas Tax 492,775.12
1000 County Gas Tax, 3,188.33
1200 Retirement 29,328.55
1700 Parks 20,222.64
1800 Recreation 12,639.14
1900 Sewer Maintenance 46,336.30
782,658.62
TRUST FUNDS 3/1/70.
Sewer Deposit $ 2,100.00
Street Bond 7,139.86
Payroll Account 1,011.25
Refuse & Sanit. 5,080.90
Supt. of Sts. 4,889.65
VPD Bond Int & Debt 21,691.78
41,913.44
INVESTi�1 ..
F.N.M.A. 4/3/70
Inactive Deposits
178,530.00
534,000.00
712,530.00
CITY TREASURER'S REPORT
- RECEIPTS
CASH TRANSFERS
MARCH 1970
DISBURS+'M'NTS
WARRANTS TRANSFERS
BALANCE
3/31/70
$699465.42 $24,525.21
23.03
4,072.96
6,432.79
159769.62
1.5,000.00.
87.50
73.69
46.05
23.03
110 994.09
RECEIVED.
$ 600.00
173.77
102,035.85
6,425.75
200.00
1,981.34
111,416.71
$153,077.14.
13,101.40
30.47
7,649.17
- $58,520.04
- 6,342.60
17,210.18
9,525.21 4,072.96
20,838.42
508,514.27
15,000.00 3,188.33
21,766.88
20,296.33
12,685.19
46,359.33.
719,794.53
24,525.21
PAID
$ 500.00.
102,035.85
5,087.51
660.00
67.11
108,350.47
173,858.18
RECAP OF ALL FUNDS
General Active
Other Active
Sub Total
Inact.
-INTEREST RECEIVED THIS FISCAL YEAR $399343.60
3/31/70
$ 2,200.00
7,313.63
1;011.25
6,419.14
4,429.65
23,606.01
449979.68
249525.21
BANK BALANCES
General $ 399379.60.
Sewer Dept. 2,326.22
Street Bond 7,314.48.
Payroll Acct. 5,971.00
Refuse & Sanit. 6,419.14
Supt. of Sts. 4,629.65
VPD Bond Int. .4,839.73
70,879:82
Outsd.. Cks. 182635.61
Active 52,244.21
Inv. & Inact. 712,530.00
.:7649774:21
$26,264.53
25,979.68
52,244.21
712,530.00
764,774.21
GR'EENVVOOD PARK
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DEMANDS AND WARRANTS - April 21 1970
Issued to:
Amount
6969 ABC Nursery - Park Supplies $ 23.89
6970 ABCO Disposal - Agreement 1005.63
6971 Admiral Glass Co. - Repair Equipment Public Works 3863
6972 American Chemical Society - Subscription Police Dept. 5000
6973 Ancorn NAional Service Inc. - Office Supplies 175.74
6974 Armor Elevator Co. Inc. - Monthly Billing 34.25
6975 ASDA Sales - Supplies for Recreation Department 2100
6976 Roger Banfield - Expenses Workshop 150000
6977 Bank of America NT&SA - Contract 226.12
6978 Dol Buchman - Services Rendered 228.02
6979 Ron Bergman - Expenses 10.50
6980 William H. Berlin Jr. - Expenses 7.50
6981 John K. Bice Co. - Park Supplies 26.25
6982 BLVD Body Shop - Services Rendered 65.00
6983 Chas Bruning Div of A.M. Corp. - Office Supplies 26.39
6984 Building New Ino o - Specification Public Works 10.20
6985 Busters Camera - Monthly Billing 178.38
6986 George F. Cake - StraitSacket 36050
6987 Calif. Assn° of Public Purchasing Off. - Membership 5.00
6988 Calif. Water Service Co. - Monthly Billing 884.10
6989 William J0 Cavenaugh - Lee sang of Motorcycle 100000
6990 Cellulose Produets Co. - Leminate Parking Permits 1300
6991 Certified Office Supply - Repair Typewriter 12.50
6992 City of Redondo Beach - Sereices Rendered 195.91
6993 Coast Disposal -Contraet 56.52
6994 H. D. Cowan & Company Inc. - Concrete Trash Receptacle 599.50
6995 Crown Coach Corp. - Mufflers Fire Department 125.30
6996 Department of Beaches - Contract 300.00
6997 Dons Muffler Shop - Parts and Labor Fire Depertment 42.81
6998 Dunn Bros., Printers - Newsletter 336.00
6999 Easterday Supply Co. - Cleaning Supplies 81.17
7000 Eddings Bros. - Monthly Billing 173.08
7001 Mary A. Edgerton - Expenses 141.00
7002 Far West Plastics - Perk Supplies 15.53
7003 Filter Supply Co. - Filters Public Works 26033
7004 Thomas L. Geliner - Drafting Services 55000
7005 Joseph F. Geonetta - EXpenses 150.00
7006 Goodhew Ambulance Service - Ambulance Service 150.00
7007 Hansen Gas - Gas for Tanks 14.68
7008 Harley Davidson of Lomita Inc. - Motor Oil 13.60
7009 Hermosa Beach Chamber of Commerce - Agreesent 1066000
7010 Hermosa Beach Lawn Bowling Club - Contract 100000
7011 Motorola Comm. & Eleetronics - Contract 169050
7012 Oxford Chemicals - Cleaning Material 23.94
7013 Industrial Asphalt - Monthly Billing I 70.03
i
7014 Industrial Control System - Contract 7050
7015 John W. Jaeger - Expenses 5.00
7016 Lawndale Concrete Prod. - Park Supplies 8.72
7017 Los Angeles Desk Co. - Office Supplies 5090
7018 McLaughlin Industrial Distr. Inc. - Hydraulic Jack 63.64
7019 Manhattan Car Wash - Monthly Bil/ing 5.00
702@ Mickeys Delicatessen - Meels for Prisoners 183.38
7021 R. J. Ndkkelson Illus/Graphics 262050
7022 Wallace Co Moore - Expenses 45.00
7023 Don Murray - Photo Services 95000
7024 Pauls Rentals - Rental Equipment Parks Department 24.00
7025 Postmaster - Envelopes 218.50
7026 Reel -In Mower Shop - Misting Machine 303.98
7027 Rodding Cleaning Machines Inc. - Cleaning Sewer Line/C/sir TV 1t040000
7028 Savin Business Machines Corp. - Monthly ]311]. 90000
7029 John L. Schmolle - Expenses 77.20
7030 Seytiours Jewelers - Engraving Expenses 156.66
•
WARRANT AND DEMANDS - April 21, 1970 (Continued)
Issued to:
7031 Smart & Final Co. - Supplies for Easter Recreation
7032 South Bay District Hospital - Services Rendered
7033 SoOth Bay Unidorms - Agreement
7034 Southwestern Lamp Co. - Light Bulbs
7035 Sparkletts - Monthly Bill
7036 Void
7037 To Thompson - Painting Contractor
7038 H. Tullis - Contract
7039 Twin Auto Detail - Services Rendered
7040 Union Mutual Life Insurance Co. - Group Insurance
7041 Jack Watkins GNC Truck Sales - Repair of Truck
7042
7043 Waukesha Ergine Service Center - Water Pump Fire Dept.
Fames F. Weber - Finance Offices Meeting
7044 Wray Printing Inc. G. 50 Postal Cards
7045 Shell Oil Co. - Monthly Billing
7046
7047 Gregg Floor Covering - Floor Sealers
We w Pacific Lumber - Lumber Supplies
7048
7049 B. D. White Top Soil - Park Supplies
Johns Manlille - Public Works Supplies
7050 Asbestos Prod. & ftbricators - Public Works Supplies
7051 joss Iarez - Recreation Equipment
7052 Tim Bryant - Services Rendered 3/27/70
7053 Rex Trophies - Trophies & Plaques -
7054 Ted Wegener - Services Rendered 3/5/-3/12-3/19-3/26 1970
7055 Michael A. Gonzales - Services Rendered 3/2-3/23 19.70.
7056 John Ae Rockwood - Services Rendered 3/2=3/25 1970
7057 Bill Lee - Services Rendered 3/25-4/3 1970
7058 Pecks Products - Recreation Supplies
7059 Keenan Pipe ' Supply - Pipe Gaps Public Works
7060 Forrest D. White - Refund of Sewer Deposit
7061 Supreme Paint Goo - Paint Supplies
TOTAL
Amount
$ 55044
186.00
149000
31.92
12.26
37.80
41.64
7050
1,316.60
250.00
189.88
55.30
64.18
1043.54
8.35
144.76
200.65
10476
54075
34.49
50.00
36435
100000
440.00
440.00
44.00
151.20
8.34
105.66
109.53
16,283.86
NON AGENDA ITEMS -- INFORMATION - With Agenda for April 21, 1970
Police Department -- M.onthl3 - March, 1970.
Coastline Preservation - Local Government Conference - Final Report of Task Force,
dated March 20, 1970 - From Lieutenant Governor Ed Reinecke.
Available from Office of the City Clerk:
California Water Service Corn atm - Application to PUC for rate increase - Opinion
and Order, dated April 7, 1970.
MEETINGS AND OTHER EVENTS:
HICHIC/TAC - Thursday, April 16 - Council. Chamber - 7:30 p.m.
Southwestillag, Council - Friday, April 17 - Lobster House - Noon
Surf Meet.-..Satr�ay, April 18
_Planning_co €bion -- Monday, April. 20 -- Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m.
(To North School for meeting with School Board - 8:30 p. in.)
Ci Couniail - Tuesday, April 21 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m.
Park and Recreation Commission - Wednesday, April 22 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m.
Youth Adviss y, Com - Thursday, April 23 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m.
South Say Courtcan`s Association - Thursday, April 23 -- Lococo&s - 6:30 p.m.
Board ofZoning Adjustment - Monday, April 27 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m.
League of California Cities -Cit Clerk's Institute - El Mirador, Palm Springs -
April 26. through 29, 1970
Improvement Commission/Coordinatinu Council :Dint IVdeetinr9 - Thursday, April 30 -
Chart House - 6:30 p.m. W Host: jack Dunn
Youth in Governme{t Dav - Friday, May 1st
20th Annual Golf Tqurnarnent - Sunday, May 3 - Alondra Park - 1 p.m.
Im,�rovecr�ent Commission - joint Meeting - Monday, May 4
Council Chamber - 6:30 p.m.
C itg„ Council -- Tuesday, May 5 - Council Chamber -- 7:30 p.m.