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City of laeaD.C'S5 each 6, Califownia 90254 AGEND UITY COUNCIL MEETING — Tuesday, July 7, 1970 - 7:00 p.m, Council Chamber - City Flail PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE INVOCATION ROLL CALL S. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - Regular Adjourned Meeting of June 23,, 1970 Regular Adjourned Meettrig of June 24,, 1970 Regular Adjourned Meeting of June' 29 1970 Regular Adjourned Meeting of June 30, 1970 I. PUBLIC: HEARING - STREET LIGHTING ASSESSMENT, 1970-75 .4 0 a Protests (none received in writing) b Resolution confirming assessment and specifications. (adopt) De/J,,4/ PUBLIC HEARING - Appeal :c:rom . of Board of Zoning Adjustments Harvey A. Dennison 7 Applicant Harold .Margrave - 144-148 Lyndon Stret. 3. PUBLIC HEARING - WEED ABATEMENT PROGRAM,, 1970 Additional Listing - Resolution No, N„S. 2964, adopted June 16,, 1970 - (Confirm listing and order work to be done) REVIMAr OF ZONE CHANGE REQUEST 2-70-1 (jeines FUcile,, 731-737- 739 Twenty -First Street. (FOr final action; four votes required to over turn Planning Commit; s tondecision) NON -AGENDA ITEMS AND REPORTS - City Council 6. NON -AGENDA ITEMS FROM AUDIENCE -' Fifteen, Minute Discussion Peri.. d. 7. COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE PUBLIC a. Request for Barracade Longfellow to 29th Street - Signed by seventeen residents who live along upper Strand area. Petition dated May 18,, 1970. h. Letter dated June 12, /970 fon Mr. Sam Gingerich,, President of the Hermosa Beach Chamber of. Commerce commending Council for new flag stands and displays. Co Letter dated July 1,, 1970,, protesting "No 1,)arking" signs along the East side of Ardmore AVV:itle. Signed by thirty residents. d. Fire Department Commendation - Letter frcim Mr. Robert C. Doo1, 21- 24th Street. e. Commendation for removal of dead trees „ Letter dated. June Robert Shollaby, 2306 Borden Avenue. f, Pier Avenue Beautification - Letter dated Juno 28,, 1970 - Matthew .1. Wittman(refer to Mayor and City Manager) 8,, OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS a. Bike Paths in Beach Areas - Mooting sOt for 9330 July 16„ 1970„ Letter dated June 25,„ 1970 from N. S. Johnson„ Director of the Department of Parks and 1-lecreatic,3s. (Refer to Beach Committee)) bi Request itor supPo-n of legislation to r4,6t1,766,,te qittpFeadv,6 tiVe, oil leases - Letter dated June 15„, 1970 - Willten F. Stovall, Mayor,, Signal, 9 APPEAL FOR '91r6THDR2WTAL OF PROTEST - Rumbleseat 530 Pacific Coast Highway - Danie1, Hei- 321 Obispo Street., Long Beach,, California. ):?PlY,,7,17ATTOW 13P,',./7RAqE DtENSE - Person to Person P:7,'.•.C!'i,:FjC; Coat ntrahWay , Recommend EL ARDMORE AVENUE SOUTH OF PIER AVENUE - Parking Report. (to come) 12. LITTER CONTROL REPORT - BUStheSS Locations. to come) 13. 1970-71 BUDGET - P'oposed Adoption, a Salary Resolution t40 ACCOUNTING OF ABATEMENT - 1084 Monterey Boulevard. (Approve) ISO NAME CHANGE OF PIER AVENUE TO AVIATION BOULEVARD - Proposed Resolution (A.dopt). 16. MISCELLANEOUS REPORT - City Manager. 17 DEMANDS AND WARRANTS° June 30, 1970 TO: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager FROM: William H. Berlin, Chief of Police SUBJECT: Change in Manpower Distribution Sir: This morning, I provided your office with a copy of scheduled manpower distribution effective 2300 hours, 30 June, '70. This schedule will reduce the compensatory time earned by all personnel that are assigned to the 4 on 2 off shifts. In other words, all uniformed officers, with the exception of Utility, Traffic and Parking, will no longer' earn the,7 Jars and 20 min- utes given to members of the police department in lieu of the holidays granted City employees. Further, I will attempt to arrange that all other members of the staff take off the day of the holiday, in order to avoid the build-up of compensatory time off. The schedule of uniform personnel will provide the maxi- mum amount of available manpower to all shifts under normal operating conditions. However, any sickness, injury or attempt to reduce compensatory time off due personnel willput the shift or shifts affected below what I feel is an effective working unit in the field. You will note that we have structured into the schedule one person to act as a .vacation relief, which. will allow one. per- son to be off of his assigned shift for the period of his. vacation, but it makes no allowance for two people in the uniform forces to be off on vacation at or near the same time. We have also built in a ranking officer, Sergeant or above to be present dur- ing the work a day week as well as weekends. This of course, June:30, 1970 Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager Page 2. Re: Change in Manpower Distribution is not a fact since Lt. Stonier is listed on the schedule, but is not presently able to perform these duties due to • a job in- ' curred injury; and his date of return to full duty is not known to this office. In addition, if a Sergeant or Lieutenant 'is ill or off duty for any reason not planned, we will not have a responsible ranking officer on duty in the station or in the field, but some officer of rank will be available for telephone consulta- tion and decisions if necessary. Should there be any questions, relative to this schedule or availability of personnel, I will be available for your inquiry. WILLIAM H. BERLIN Chief of Police WHB /1m DEMANDS AND WARRANTS 7 July 7, 1970 Issued to: ount 1 '7495 ABC Nursery - Parks Supplies $ 160 '0 7496 Acorn Glas-Tint - City Yard Supplies 6.25 7497 Admiral Glass - Replace glass Police Department 118.00 7498 Advanced Electronics - Contract 6400 7499 •Also Chemical Co. - Supplies Park Department . 7500 Ancorp National Services Inc. - Monthly Billing 7501 Barnes & Delaney - Evipmant Police Department 7502 Bay Engine Bower - Equipment Park Department 141i:" 7503 William H. Berlin - Conference 11.49 125.00 7504 William H. Berlin - Investigations Dhy & June Police Dept. 165.00 7505 lvdo Body Shop - Labor & Material Police Department 142.50 7506 Don R. Bosley - b:penues 6.00 . 7507 Bureau of Business Practice - Executive Action Series City Clerk 6 66 7508 CAlifornia Liquid Fertiliger Co. - Park Department Supplies 7509 CalifoTi rnia Tuck Part,s & Equip. Co. - Public Works Supplies 174§ 7510 California Water Service Co. - Monthly Billing 1,449.70 7511 William J. Cammugh - Reinibursemeut for repairs motorcycle radio 19.98 7512 Center Line Prod, Co. - Supplies Public Works Department 32445 7513 Certified Office Equipment - Typewriter rontal & re re 113.28 7514 Coast Chrysler - Monthly Billing 217o74 7515 Cost Disposed Co. - Contract 6,210.28 7516 Coast Drug Co. - First Aid Supplies Public Works Department 25.27 7517 Coast Glass - Glass for City Yard , 1300'3 7518 Dion of Highways District 7 - Replace &Repair Public Works tilt 7519 Jim Farleys Radiator SerViCO - Repair Sweeper Public Works 7520 Clifford Foyaer - Eltpenses 22.50 7521 Fricke & Peters Paper Co. Inc. - Supplies Public Works Dept. 6269 7522 General Telephone - Leased Lines . 7523 George & Als Top Shop - Recover Arm RPublic ests Pubc Works Department 7524 George & Als Top Shop - •Replace6oment & Repair Fire Department 318: C9 7525 Getn steer Corp. y Offim Supplies 767 C7 ,, 1i() ) 10 7526 Edward Glaser& Assoc. - Services Rendered 300.00 V Q.; 7527 Goodhew ATbulance Service - Services Eece ndered PoliDepartment 1 0 7528 Guild Dr g Store - First Aid Auto Kit Parks Depertment .G;) ) ( 7529 Pat Helmer Agency - Public Relation Counsel 3500 7530 Imperial West Medical Center - Services Rendered 7531 Industrial Coto/ System - Monthly Billlng 15.00 1. 7532 Keeline-Wilcox - Supplies Parks'Tepartmant 4 80 .6 7533 Kelloc, Supply Co. - Supplies Parks Department 84 3 75.4 Lewellen Press - Notice of Mnprovement Public Works Department 222.08 7535 Livingston Graham - Monthly Billing •36.38 7536 Russell A. Long ..ReAm'bursement Uniform Allowance Fire Department 2501 7537 Void , 7538 John D. Vest - Reimbursoment Uniform Allowance Police Departkent :07437 7539 Louis Me TaiIn lor . - Uniform Supplies ?oli© Department 99.81 7540 Paul MeQnistion— r..,penses 7541 John mconi e & Assoc. - Maintenance Agreement 212.50 7542 R. L. Madden - ServiOss Rendered Public Works Department 7543 /lanhattan Car Waii sh - greernnt 11:gt 7544 Merritt Harduare - Monthly Billing 269.S1 7545 Mickeys Delicatessen - Meals for Prisoners 184.59 7546 MiRlovik Bros. - EquipTent Public Woks Department 27.C7 7547 Mobil Oil Corp. - Monthly Billing 7548 Hontroy Supply Co. - Supplies Pubiic Works DeptIrtment I l'a 7549 Wallace C. Moore - Expenses 14.92 7550 Motor Cultivator Co. - Supplies Recreation Department 7551 Motorola Communications & Eloctronics - Contract 14 7552 Natiomi Sanitary SuppSupplies Parks Department 7553 Palos Verdes Bblegelnt - XrDnthly Billing i69 50 7554 j. C Pans Co. Inc. - Supplies Fire Department .,., 7555 James E. Perry Co. Inc. - Supplies Public Works a:Fat:vont i7 pEMANDS AND WARRANTS - July 7, 1970 (Continued Page 2) Issued to: 7556 Postmaster - Stamps 7557 Rockwell Mfg Co. - Equi,e4nt Public Works Department 755e Sears Roebuck & Co. = Supplies Fire Department 7559 Sears Roebuck 6 Co. - Supplies Fire Department 7560 Seymour S. Jermlors - City Clerk Office 7561 H. Simsons Inc. - Services Rendered Public Works Department 7562 Smith Bennett Co. - Supplies Park Department 7563 South By Mailing - Kewslett 7564 Sotth Bay Daily Breeze - Advertising 7565 South Bay Hospital - Services Rendered 7566 South Bay PUblishing Co. - Advertising 7567 Southern California Edison Co. - Monthly. Bi 11 7568 Southern California Cas Co. - Menthire Billing 7569 Southern California Humane Society - Dog Licenses Collected 7570 Southwestern Lamp Co. - Supplies Park Department 7571 Sparkletts - Monthly Billing 7572 Sparkletts - Water Public Work; Departre t 7573 Thomas L. State P.E. - Services Rendered Public Works 7574 John E. Stevens - Expanuos 7575 Mary R. Stonier. - Petty Cash 7576 Carol Tanner - Supplies City Clerk 7577 Triangle Hardware - Monthly Billing 7578 Void 7579 j. G. Tucker 8'. Son Inc'. - Supplies Public Works Department 7580 R I Tullis - 0.0gmbract 7581 Wick Vargas - Services Rendered Public Forks Department 7582 West Advertising - Mttrial & Labor Police Department 7583 Western Highuays Prod. Inc. - Supplies Public Works Departmeet 7584 M. Rex Wheeler - Erpensee 7585 Wray Printing - Printing Expenses 7586 Zavatsky Berrel Co. - Supplies Public Works Department 7587 Jess Tres - Petty Cash 7588 Tim Bryant - Services Rendered Recreation Dept. 7589 Manuel Rivera - Services Rendered Recreation Dept. 7590 John Rockwood - Services Rendered Recreation Dept. 7591 Michael Gonzales - Services Rendered Recreation Dept. 7592 Rex Mfg Inc. - Supplies Recreation Dept. 7593 The Cmptains Cornor - Supplies Recreation Dept. 7594 Smart & Fieel - Suppliee Recreati n Dept. 7595 Star Line Baton Co. Inc. - Supplies Recreation Dept. 7596 Samuel French Inc. - Services Rendered Recreation Dept. 7597 David King - Sereicee Rendered Recreation Department 7598 Harry Steere - Services Rendered Recreation Department 7599 David Sutherland - ServIces Rendered Recreation Department 7600 ASDA Sales - Supplies Recreation Department 7601 Kenny S Sporting Goode - Supplies Recreation Department 7602 Supreme Paint - Supplies Park Department 7603 ABC Nursery - Supplies. Park Department 7604 Continental Vinyl Corp. - Contract 7605 Los Angeles Desk Co. - Office Equipment Police Department 7606 Fleet Foreign Gr Mechanical Repair - Equipment Police Dept. 7607 Triangle Hardt - Supplies Police Department 7608 Arnolds Hardware - Supplies Police Department 7609 Paul A Regers - Services Rendered Recreation Department 7610 Alco Chemical Co. - Supplies Park Department 7611 Keeline Wilcax - Supplies Park Department 7612 Pauls Rentals = Equipment Rental Public Works Department 7613 Perrys Plants - Supplies Park Department 7614 Haus Co. - Equipment Park Department 7615 Mkey R. Stonier - Petty Cash Amount 230.00 3,663.90 91049 5.78 13.21 120.00 11.09 .53.61 22.20 187.00 43.13 61.52 94,95 .415055 10.45 5.01 75.00 31.60. 26.14 6.57 2/074 5048 38.43 324.10 46.00 182.65 22.00 53.03 94.50 31.42 50.00 120.00 180.00 180.00 202.64 60.48 10.40 48.23 30.00 102.00 31.81 135.00 174.40 44098 151.24 19.43 251.73 10888.10 10.00 2.25 4.63 54.00 89.78 378.00 90.30 33.08 57.91 25.00 DRUIDS AND WARRANTS, - July 7v 1970 Issued to: 7616 South Bay Engineering Corp. - Contract 7617 Koebig & Koobig Inc, -, Services Rendered Public Works Dept, 7618 South Bay Engineering Corp. - Services Rendered Public Works 7619 Motorola Communications . Electronics Inc. - Equip. Police Dept. 7620 Duncan Parking Meter.CorP, - Equipment Public Works Departm#nt 762/ Farmers ineuranCe - Insurance TOTAL . , • mount 883.25 3,276.30 27.00 401.10 4424.35 507037 ...C:rstr,ftnevrerfalawneparesaanengarr. 32..977.77 1969-70 DEMANDS AND 1A11R1 WS . *uly 7, 1970 Issued to: 7624 Redondo Beach., . ChaMber off'• Commea ce °, 625 Wesley C. McD .el' o macs 7626 ASDA Sale r: ® Equipment.ROcreation Department 7627 Robert E. Cra ortiute ting E#enses 7628 Robert Dempsey Cor ` : C to Bldg Department 7629 Econalite _ 4240ent.. P'ubl c Works Department 7630 Edwards Com- A : tj. Man?kot - Supplies Police Department 7 631 Wallace Co Mame Dvenses 7632 Jamas A. Moss:,:Expenses 7633 Dro Dennison MdreYNINglee Recreation Dept0 7634 Wray Pr:i.ntin :.fdc7., = Printing Expenses City Clem: 7635 Victor Camptometer Corp0; Maintenance Typewriter Five. Dept;o . 7636 University of Southe .fin . CV,1 a - Police Management lnstf tote . . 7637 University of Sdntbern Ca .if0 - Enrollment, Tuition, rt*s 7638 Leisure Crafts . Fain eat Recreation Department 7639 Came Time Ind. - Equip,Ont Recreation Department 7640 Brag Chalet TraVel & .To Services Rendered 7641 Hr 1prii. Suppli Co. o SUpPlies Fire Depart nt 7642 Don Renner CO.. . ui nt Recreation Department . Amount For 197071 TOTAL 7643 Sevin in Equipment Leasing < . Lease 7644 Void 7645 Bank of America 1T&S/ Trustees - Contract 7646 Tien Phi Leasing Indo Leas 7647 John Po Reynolds - Reimbursement 7648 General Tolephone Co.Monthly Billing 7649 ASDA Sales - Equipment Recreation Department 7650 Void 7.50 113.00 2026 50.30 25025 378.79 29.99 15.81 7000 11.03 7035 32.10 112.00 175000 136026 &2419 228.14 130.36 762030 59086763 35.57 2,666067 909.40 52°50 19635.07 70.72 5m369o93 July 6, 19 70 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council. FROM: 'Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: Item 12 - Business Establishment Litter Control Gentlemen: At the last Council meeting, 1 was'asked to report this time on the annually moulting problein of take-out establishment litter control. Please consider this to be a preliminary report on the eubject. The possible solutions aren't new (except for one); we've been through them before. In each, though, two problems cop up: a) In terms of. technique, the norma1 solution would be to cite . violators.. However, the sheer size 6k the problem, and prosecution difficulties, makes this im.practical. The alternative then is to. charge for cleenup...ebut the problem here is that a set charge, without flexibility, gives no incentive for the establishraent to do its own work. b) Legally, the City Attorney feels that our potential tools are weak. A prime question in his ©pinion that litter off -property, even if identifiably from a given .premise, is in a separate category of much more dubious status. The alternatives, and comments, include: 1. Cite. As noted, normally the clearest. But... who°s at fault - the customer or the business? 'VVho cites? The enforcement problem would be overcome by the volume. 2. Clean and Bill This was my original approach: simply to clean up, repeatedly if necessary, with city forces and bill the establishment the cost plus overhead. However, the City Attorney finds no legal way to do so, unless the establishment voluntarily consents. 3 Nuisance Action This probably could work, but it is long and involved, and fails to meet the continuing need. It°s better used in one-shot special cases. 4„ Business License Override California law allows for a "Business Promotion Tax,” as a percentage override of the business license, which could be used for this purpose. This technique is a possibility. But all businesses would have to be included (in the area), with reasonable varying rates attached. The question of private v0 public property arises. And the incentive factor is lost; there is no way to refund or otherwise alter the amount. 5. Business Pemit Dejposit A suggestion is to require, as a business permit condition, a cleanup deposit; if cleaning then were done by the city, a charge would be made. However, the business permit statute itself is tenuous, and the City Attorney again feels that the deposit - and means of collecting on it - must be agreed to by the operator. Also, this 1:.,chnique fails to attack existing non -conforming businesses, which don't require a permit. 6. Sanitation Charm This is a new one, and maybe the best; it is obviously directly related. It has been proposed that, with the needed increase in the refuse -sanitation billing caused by our new contract, we extend the sanitation f,sewer, street cleaning, related cleaning) charge to business establishments (not now charged). in. this case, perhaps we could set a different charge on take-out places, and perhaps it could vary as needed. We intend to take a quick, close look at 46 above, and report back on it immediately. Otherwise, 42 or *4 offer the best choice. Respectfully submitte eylu z -pe 'WESLEY O. MC DANIEL City Manager WCAL'hp July 6, 1970 TO: City Council FROM: City Manager (and City Clerk) SUBJECT: Added Agenda Items, July 7 Meeting Included by agenda item number are these supplementary items: Fucile Zone Change 01 South Ardrarking Staff report *12 Business Litter Problem Staff report #16a (Atilt glPolice ilyction. Data approval *16b gadded Railroad Use Permit To execute #16cacUsiLticipould Median. Bids (to come) Also, we suggest that item 41,14-, Abatement A.ccour.,_ be moved up to OS , since it involves a quasi-apublic hearing. The Demands and Warrants list should be ready by delivery time today or, if not, tomorrow (year end pile-up and employee illness clobbered us Also enolosed for information only are these: a) Policy memo on emergency drills. b) Police report on new staffing schedule. c) Police report on new hippie control program, dubbed "Operation Beautification." My covering policy memo will be available tomorroW, along with a results -to -date report. Some added informatiok;, verbal or written, will be available tomorrow on the budget status revenues, Dept. Head salaries, and the longevity pay negotiations.. (The City Clerk and City Treasurer may wish to talk with you.) Date 'Notes Meeting, Tuesday, July 7 at ,1,.7:00 p.m. for personnel session -2 - Requested meeting with Parking District, LIALL4..... , 7:30 p.m. Mayors° -Council Walk tentatively scheduled by Improvement Commission and joint HIC-PC committee for SaturilAunorninc, 1000 a.m.,tjAz. IQ on South Pacific Coast CT ENGINEERING CORP. 2 July 1970 Honorable Members of the City Council Civic Center City of Hermosa Beach,: California 90254 Gentlemen: 5324 W. ROSECRANS AVENUE LAWNDALE, CALIFORNIA 90260 AREA CODE 213 679-0661 CARL B.TERRANO PRESIDENT The matter of the proposed rezoning of the Fucile property on 21st Street has come to my attention, and I am at a loss to understand the actions of the Planning Commission regarding it. I am the owner of property in downtown Hermosa Beach and I have followed the development of the General Plan with interest. According to this plan the Fucile property can be developed as an apartment site. In the absence of such a plan, the potential zoning, the nature of the surrounding properties, and the physical status of this property make it clear to me that it is suitable for an apartment house. Having had some experience in planning matters in an adjoining city, in my opinion this property is not suited for commercial development and it is very badly situated for the building of single family homes. It is almost inconceivable that anyone would buy a new home directly across the street from a large apartment house. An apartment house on this site with two parking stalls for each unit would not be detrimental to the area or the light traffic on 21st Street nor disturb the residential neighborhood further down the street. The replacement of three old houses would be an asset, as would the increased tax base. To deny this use would be more than an injustice to the owner . It would create an unfavorable climate for the continuing development that Hermosa Beach Must have if it is to overcome its problems. Very truly yours, Carl B. Terrano gatIlb JUL .yip CITY CLERK HERMOSA BEACH Cu July 60 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Wesley Co McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: Item 11 - South Ardmore Parking Study Gentlemen: We were instructed at the last meeting to prepare a survey of parking problems on Ardmore south of Pier Avenue to the city limits, reporting at this meeting. It was our understand- ing that this survey would include reference both to the num- bers of parked cars which hinder vehicular traffic, and conversely to the degree of inconvenience which would be experienced by abutting property owners should parking be prohibited. It had been our intention to assign this question primarily to the Police Department for preparation of a report including both vehicle counts and visual representation of parking problems. Unfortunately, the recent intensity of police activity has ffirced us to forego this study date, nor have we been able to divert non- polic.v personnel to the task. It is requested that the City Council postpone the reporting date on this question for two additional meetings, which should give us adequate time to complete the task. From successive informal visual analysis of the street, it appears that the numbers of parked cars are great enough to hinder vehicular traffic significantly, but are few enough in number and localized to particular residences as to cause inconvenience to only approxi- mately ten premises should parking be prohibited. (It is acknow- ledged, however, that this inconvenience would be substantial in the cases affected.) Respectfully submitted, WI WESLEY C. MC DANIEL City Manager WCM:mm July 6, 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: Added Item 16-A - Police Auc!tion Gentlemen: 'We omitted from the printed agenda the necessary authorization by the City Council to hold our annual summer auction of lost and surplus items, which we have tentatively scheduled for Sat- urday, July 18. The necessary resolution concerning items held by the Police Department, normally consisting of bicycles and stereo tapes, is being prepared and will be ready by the meeting. In addition, we intend to sell at the auction the two Fire Depart- ment passenger vehicles which were recently made surplus, as well as a variety of older furniture and miscellaneous equipment now in the City Hall basement, Respectfully submitted, 0,.," • WESLEY C. MC DANIEL City Manager NIVCM:mra HERMOSA BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT List of --unclaimed bicycles to be auctioned - 1970 Auction to be held Saturday, July 18, 1970, at 10:00 A. M. Location: City Hall` Parking Lot, 1315 Valley Drive, Hermosa Beach, California Tag - Case - - - --- - - - - - - - - - - - - - No. Number Make Type Size Serial # 501 161873 Royal Scott 502 Stingray 5.03 161494 Derby 504 158438 Stingray 505 157578 Sears 5.06 161514 Sears (Frame) 507 160538 Benny 508 160467 Schwinn 509 160217. Schwinn (S. R. ) 510 161417 Meredith 511 158297 Jetwind 512 158867 Royce Union 513 160196 Meteor 514 16320.5 Stuvney 515 . 161373 Schwinn 516 . 161571. 10 speed Derailer 517 160819 Sears (frame) 518 165313 . Schwinn 519 139236 Puch 520 155161 Royce Union 521 155366 Schwinn 522 155530 Sears 523 154913 Rivel 524 155691 Monark 525 159558 Schwinn 526 159303 Delux 527 154789 Phillips 528 159260 Sears 529 155269 Schwinn 530 161475 American Eagle 531 159652 Schwinn (frame) 532 156073 . Murray 533 160467 Miracle Bicycle 534 157121 Sears 535 156623 Derby, 536 156226 Sears 537 146265 Colson wheel chair 538 - Colman Lantern Gas 539 . Columbia Elec :,tric Sewing Machine 540 1963 Ford 4 dr. Sedan. I. D. # 3J54X13651 541 1964 Dodge 4 dr. Sedan. I. D. #6942131352 Boys Boys Boys Boys Girls Girls Boys Boys Boys Girls Girls Boys Girls Girls Boys Boys Boys Boys Boys Girls Girls Girls Scooter Boys Boys Boys Boys Girls Boys Boys Boys Boys Girls Boys Girls Girls -1- Other miscellaneous City items. 26" 132469 20" 2723742 20" G 381000 20" ground off 26" 505-458103 20" 505-477620 20" - - 26" K 242384 20" HA -39884 26" N 205182 26" J 401741 20" K - 26" . 934202 26" 2255824 26" L 929464 28" 1155 26" 503.47353 20" P34865 28" 1641478 26" 20" LA -59025 26" 26532 12"` 20" 9044. 20" C 450662 20" KS 04643 26" - - - 20" 505-477971 26" P 12619 26" KS 32068 20" D 462729 20" Mfl8-260-C9657 26" BY 26" . 503.46. 260 26" E 166126 26" 503-47270 6" • 4342 �1.•t. •• u•r t5'.:(: A' if+` • 1.I. r{ .. 1.. 4.. .. - . July 6, 1970 TO: We y C. McDaniel, City Manager FROM: G. E. Himmel, Civil Engineering Assoc.:ate. SUBJECT: Santa Pe Railway Pipe Line License Wc are now in receipt of the Pipe Line License from the Santa Fe Railway uhldh vil% permit us to commence the installation of the irrigation system within their right of wayo south o Pie): Avenue. This :‘,.icense allows the City to construct and mintain appraigimately 6,000 linea geat o irrigation pipe line, including 8 crossing* be- neath the tradks. I addition to specifying the methoi of pipe line finstalI ationo the license provisions require the City to secure and maintain General Comprehensive Lidbility Insurance i the amount o $1e0000000 namAmg Sana Ve as additionaly insured insofar a the sprinkler system 'e.s concerned. X understand that we will be able to meet these terms. It is requested that the CiCzy Comcilc by ninute order action° autheize the Mayor to execute the license docu ments on behalf of the City'. Sincerely„ G. E. HIMMEL Civil Engineering Associate GEE:j0 July 6, 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: "Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: Gould Avenue Median Landscaping Gentlemen: Bids for this improvement are scheduled to be opened at 2:00 p. m. Tuesday. This will include all aspects of landscaping Gould median, including irrigation, soil prg- paration, plant materials, and decorative lighting as spelled out in the specifications. If there air-. no unforeseen compli- cations, we hope to have a bid analysis and recommendation for your approval at the meeting. If problems result in some way, we will then ask to have the natter continued for one additional meeting. Respectfully submitted., ESLEY C. MC DANIEL City Manager VCM:mm July 6, 1970 TO: 'William H. Berlin, Chief of Police FROM: Wedey C. McDa City Manager SUBJECT,: Emergency Preparednesa Drills Since the bomb scare drill held recently under Police Department auspices, involving test placements of dummy bombs throughout the City Hall complex, I have had some opportunity to consider the effectiveness and procedures involved in this type of activity. Needless to say, the drill obviously demonstrated OUT vulnerability, but this was reasonably well known before hand. The same question continues concerning the.proper equation of cocked doors and other reasonable Security measures measured against the cost and philosophy ©f turning the premises into a serni-fortress. A brief report from the Fire Departnient has been furnished to me, but I have not yet had the opportUnitv to review the evaluation report from the Police Department, which I understand is still in preparation. • Undoubtedly we can learn much from these types of 'drills, and by proper evaluation take measures to 'increase our security Within reasonable limits. However, I am concerned over the 'potential real haard to life or property should a true emergency arise during such a drill, iivhen the command, officers o the affected ciepartments are not aware of the circumstances net are other techniques employed to provide for iMinediate cessation of the drill and emergency response if necessary. I believe that it should be the 15blicy in any future drill activity that the Chiefs and necessary command officers of any department affected, as well as myself, be brought into the picture during the planning stage0. and that absolute procedures allowing for the immediate release of emergency equipriaent in the event of a real life situation be made a part of the drill plan. WESLEY 0. MC DANIEL City Manager WOM:mm cc: Cliff Po;y1w, Acting Fire Chief City Council MINUTES OF THE REGULAR AWOURNED MEETING of the City Council of the City of Hermosa•_Beach, California, held in the Council Charter .on Tuesday, June 23, 1970, at the how of 7:00 p.m . - ROLL CALL Present: Councilman Bigo, Valdes, Valentine, Wise, Mayor Thelen Absent: None 1970-71 PRELIMINARY BUDGE' The City Manager informed the City Council that the representatives from the Chamber of Commerce could not be present to participate in the discussion and had requested that consideration of the City's Promotional budget be postponed until the next meeting So ordered0 pERsplom syspSTOS ACTION - to adjourn to a personnel session to discuss personnel matters with the City Attorney. Motion by Councilman Valentine - Second by Mayor Thelen. So ordered. This meeting was adjourned to a personnel session at 7:13 p.m. and reconvened by Mayor Thelen at 830 p.m. PARKS AND RECREATION DEPATTWE T BUDGET After reviewing the budget of the Parks and Recreation Department, Councilman Wise reques;:ed that consideration he given to a night volley ball program to be held on the beach and that lighting be installed to accomodate the program. Councilman Bigo voiced his opinion as being in favor of decreasing the budget for the Parks and Recreation Department and Councilman Valdes proposed that an additional sum of $2,000 be added to the Parke and Rec- reation budget for use in developing a daytime recreational program to be held on the beach. This proposal was agreeable to the other members of the Council and the City Manager was authorized to amend the budget accordingly. Mr. Orval Gertsch, 1124 19th Street and Mr. Ed MoDziugall, 2464 Silverstrand, members of the Hermosa Beach Baseball League Boar& spoke to the Council about additional funding for their organization for the coming year- The City Manager explained to the Council that he could not recommend granting additional funds to the Base- ball League and the Council directed the City Manager to meet with members of the Baseball Board to assist them in finding satisfactory solutions to their prdblems. During the discussion of the 1970-71 Preliminary Be the Council heard from the following members of the audience: Mmes. LaDonna Webb, 1750 Manhattan Avenue, Betty Ryan, 532 Pine Street, Rosemary Foreman, 6S - 14th Street, Kathy Bergstrom, 519 - 24th Place, and Mr, John B. Schmolle, 931 Montgomery Drive. ADa0TADMENT - On the motion of Councilman Valentine, seconded Sy Councilman Valdes, the meeting was adjourned at 10:37 p.m. to the next regular adjourned meeting of the City Council to be held on Wednesday, June 24, 1970, in the Anderson Memorial Hall, City Hall at 7:30. MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ADJOURNED MEETING of the City Council of the City of Hermosa Beach, California, held in the Council Chamber, City Hall, on. Wednesday, aune 24 1970 at the hour of 7g00 p.m. ROLL CALL Presentt Councilman Bigo, Valdes, Valentine, Wise. Absent Mayor Thelen In the absence of Mayor Thelen, Mayor Pro -Tem Valentine called the regular adjourned meeting to order and at the request of Mayor Thelen, discussion of the budget of the. Police Department was postponed until he could be pref3ent. BOARD OP zounG ADIUSTM.ENTS ACTION- to accept with regret the resignation of Norman Reeves fro the Board of Zoning Adjustments and direct the city staff to prepare the proper plaque for presentation to Mr. Reeves for his many years of service to the City as a member of the Plan- ning Commission as well as the Board of Zoning Adjustments. Motion by Councilman Valdes - Second by Councilmm Wise. Upon the motion of Councilman Bigot seconded by Councilman Valdes, the Council adiourned to a personnel session at 7320 p.m, and the meeting was reconvened at 800 p,m. Following the personnel session Mayor Pro -Tem Valentine an- nounced the appointment of Mr, David L. Lagan, Jr. to the Board of Zoning Adjustments. 1970-71 PRELIMINARY BUDGET The City Council reviewed the budget of the Building and Safety Department and requested that the City Manager amend the budget to include the purchase of a four drawer legal filing cabinet for use in the Building Department, Next the Council discussed the budget of the Fire Department and requested that the City Manager investigate those cities which operate under a PUblic Safety Department and report back to them. Aiso they requested that the City Manager bring the Council up to date on the status of Civil Service Commission rules and regulations revision. Councilman Valdes recommended that the budget of the Fire Department be approved and the other members of the Council concurred, At this point the City Council invited Mr. George Hall, Manager of the Cbamber of Comffierce to come forward for a discussion of the City's Promotional Bvdget. Mr. Hall presented to the Council the Policy Statement of the Hermosa Beach ChaMber of Commerce and Plan of Action for the Fiscal Year 1970-71 for their consideration. TYpon inquiry from the chamber representatives who were present, the Councilmen unanimously agreed that the direction they wished to see the Chamber of Commerce take was toward the business community, to become more business oriented and to promote the business community by stimulating business interests. Mr. Cyril Brookes, past President of the Chamber, informed the Council that the Chamber intended to advertise nationally for a Chamber of Commerce Manager. A committee consisting of two members of the Chamber Board of Directors, two members of the • City Council, and the City Manager, was approved by the Council for screening of the chamber of Commerce Manager applicants. Councilman Bigo and Mayor Thelen were appointed to serve on this committee. City Manager, Wesley McDaniel presented a memorandum to the Council recommending a budget allocation for the Chamber of Commerce promotional effort for the year 1970-71 in the amount of $25,760. Funds available from the Advertising Music and Parks revenue and the Fireworks Revenue. The City Council accepted the recommendation of the aty Manager and agreed that this budget allocation should be continued for a period of two years with regular review of the Chamber program to allow the Chamber to retain a more highly paid. Manager but which would delete the Assistant City Managex position requed in the budget aubmittcd by tle ]XJOURNMENT by Co xnci1m^i next regular Monday,June ppm.- 'L On the motion of Councilman Va e an e Wise, the meeting was adjourned at 9:45. p.m.. to the adjourned meeting. of the City Council to be held on 29, 1970, in the Council Chamber, City Hall at 7:00 MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ADJOURNED MEETING of the City Council of the City of Hermosa Beach, California, held 1.n. the Council Chamber, City I-Iall, Monday, June 29, 1970. ROLL CALL Present: Councilman Bigo, Valdes, Valentine, Wise, Mayor Thelen Absent: None Immediately following the call to order, the City Council adjourned to a personnel session at 7:05 p. m. and reconvened at the hour of 9:35 po, Mayor Thelen announced the unanimous reappointment o Planning Commis- sioner Joe B. Noble to a four year term on the commission to expire on June 30, 1974. 1970-71 PRELIMINARY BUDGET The City Council continued reviewing the 1970-71 Preliminary Budget, beginning with the Police Department. The Chief of Police, WtIliam H. Berlin, Jr. and his Administrative Assistant Wally Moore were .present to answer questions about .the department budget end to explain. the requests as presented. Each Councilman was invited to discuss any addition or deletion that he wished to have considered before the final adoption of the budget, and any changes would then be incorporated in the final budget presentation to the City Council. City Manager, Wesley McDaniel, then reported to the Council on hts meet- ing with representatives from the Hermosa Beach Baseball League Board. A letter from M. Paul Matthies, Chairman of the Parks and Recreation Commis- sion, was presented requesting that the City Council notify the Commission of any changes in policy which would result in the Baseball league Board reporting directly to the Council rather than continuing to wok through the Commission. The City Manager suggested that this request Was in order and the Council agreed. On the motion of Councilman Valdes, seconded by Councilman Wise, it was agreed that the arnount.of $4,1000 appropriated for the Baseball League Board in the Park and Recreation Commission budget would remain at that amount for the time being. Due to the hour,. it was agreed that discussion of further changes in the budget of the Department of Public Works would be held over for the next stu.dy session. ADIQURNMENT On the motion of Mayor Thelen, seconded by Councilman Valentine, the meeting was adjourned until Tuesday, June 30, 1970, at 6:00 p. ra. MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ADJOURNED MEETING OP THE City Council of Hermosa Beach, California, held in the CounclA Chamber, City Hall, Tuesday, June 30, 1970. ROLL CALL Present: Councilman Eigo, Valdes, Valentine, Wi6OR Mayor Thelen Absent: None 1970-71 PRELEM DIARY BUDGET Discussion was held on the budget of the Department Gil!. Public Works. The City Manager explained the- organizational. set up to the City Council refering to a chart whiCh inauded the u.se of manpower and costs. Dis- cussion centered on the Administrative and Enginoering portions o the department. The result was agreement to approve the budget as submitted, with the understanding that a post -budget report om the City Manager on the organization of the department would be .submitted, and no new empIoy-7 ment of administrative or engineerinapersonnel woulll be made until subsequent City Council decision. At the request of Mayor Thelen, the City Council adjourned to a personnel session with the City Manager, City Attorney and the Chief.oY Police. Ad- journed 7:15 p.mo and reconvened at l000 p.m. Upon return, the City Councildiscussed the Capitol Implement Projects portion of the budget, with no change being made. During the discussion the City Manager r-fered the City Council to the preliminaiy listing of a five year projected program with a propDse4 000,000 Cap\tcl Improverne-7;nt Program The City Council then considered a detailed Conference and Membership report submitted by the City Manager, at their instruction. Met a spirited discussion„ joined into by Mr. John B. Sol:mono of 931 Moritc2omecy Drive, the following action was approved upt-4n the motion of Councilman VaAentine and second of Mayor Thelen: To allow for each Departxnent the annul League of California Cities conference plus one additional conference, from the City Manager recommended list at the choice of the Department Head, plus allowing 50% of the miscellaneous meeting expenses as listeci‘ by the City Manager, and deleting all other conference items, with the fmther understanding that additional specific equests could be made to the City Council during the year,. after City Manager ampipAt for passible justification and City Council It was then generally agreed that the proposed 1970-71 Preliminary Budget, as altered in study sessions, was ready for presentation to the Council at the July 7, 2970 meeting, with a personnel session being held prior to the meeting to conclude the salary portion of the budget. ,A__9_1(_)URNIVIENT On the motion of Councilman Wise and the second by Councilman Bigo, - the meeting was adjourned at 10:50 porn. until Tuesday, July 7, 1970 at 7:00 p.m. Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager William H. Berlin, Chief of Police SUBJECT:.. SPECIAL OPERATIONS INFORMATION Attached please find pure statistical information relative to our Special Enforcement program. All data starts as of 0001 hours 1 July 70, and for the purpose of the reporting period, the majority of data stops as of 1000 hours 6 July 70. Our preliminary report to you dated 1 July 70, reflected planning, selection of personnel, identification of probleins, setting of goals, etc. We, at that time, pointed out that this opera- tion was still lacking a written directive from your office, but that we had proceeded to place "Hermosa Beautification" into action. - Overtime hours are reflected in daily work sheets from each of the teams involved; the work sheets also reveal the areas of concentration and the types of arrests being made in those areas. However, a total of 311 hours of overtime, above our scheduled use of personnel, has already been expended during the first few days of this operation. The statistical reports reflect what has been accomplished by the entire department, and not just what the team efforts have produced, although the specific information can be obtained by glean- ing work sheets for each of the teams. It should also, be noted that our jail facilities would not ac- comthodate the numbers of persons held in custody and that it has been necessary to utilize Manhattan Beach Police. Department's jail during 3 of the first 6 days. We believe that we are proceeding at the level of enforce- ment desired and the accomplishment meets our expected standard. L WHB /lm WILLIAM H. BERLIN Chief of Police .10 July 1st. 12:0; AM thru July 6th. 10:00 AM FELONY ARRESTS -" Filing Disposition Released f to parents. Charge Adult Juvenile Released Misdemean PiS'ssession Heroin Felony Possession. marijuana ;' Possession Dangerous' Drugs ,1 \: PC -245' (ADW Police Officer) PC 487.1 Grand Theft PC 211. Armed robbery. PC 12020 Concealed weapon PC 484.` G (Credit card) MISDEMEANOR ARRESTS Filing disposition Charge Released to parents Adult Juvenile Released ,;;''Misdemeanor PC . 647f (Intox. unknown.) I4 . PC 647f (Intox.: alcohol) 13 Reckless driving PC 415, distu,rbing the peace Malicious, Mischief PC 594 Loitering Drunk Driving • ` g ` Paraphernalia Lack of Supervision 614D (Defacing, Flag) Traffic Failure to obey officer TOTAL ' ° r 44 12 July 1st. 12:01 AM thru 'July 6th. 7:OO AM TOTAL PHYSICAL ARRESTS, (Adults and juveniles) ; 8 TELEPHONE GALLS 1201'' (Dispatch Desk) (through 7:AM 7-6-70) RADIO LOG • A.RE-501,=TION Or TI -TE CITY COUNCIL Of TI'S , CITY or HERMOSA 1 .-CACI3, CALIFORrUil AMENDING AND SUPERSEDING RESOLUTION NO. N.S.2757,' KNOWN AS THE "CLASSIFICATION AND SALARY RESOLUTION", ADOPTED JANUARY 3RD, 1.968, AND REPEALING SAID RESOLUTION AND ALL RESOLUTIONS AMENDING SAME ADOPTED SUBSEQUENT TO ITS ENACTMENT, REVISING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF POLICIES AND •PROCEDURES WITH REFERENCE TO THE CLASSIFICATION AND COMPENSATION OF POSITIONS WITHIN THE HERMOSA BEACH CITY SERVICE, THE STANDARDIZATION OF HOURS OF WORK, ATTENDANCE, LEAVE REGULATIONS, CLASS TITLES AND SALARY RANGES, AND OTHER RELATED MATTERS. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. Short Title. This resolution shall be known as the "Classification and Salary Resolution., SECTION 2. Classification of Positions. (a) An annual review shall be conducted each spring to determine a proper position classification plan for the City. A schedule of approved classes shall be included in the annual Classification and Salary Resolution, adopted coincident with the annual City Budget. (b) The classification of positions may hereafter be amended by the addition, division, consolidation or abolishment of classes by resolution of the City Council. SECTION 3. Allocation of Positions . The City Manager is responsible for each. position being allocated to its appropriate class on the basis of duties and responsibilities . SECTION 4. Use of Class Titles. The title of the class to which any position is allocated shall be used in all official personnel records and in all official personnel -transactions of the City of Hermosa Beach. This section shall not be construed in any way as a limitation on the use of working titles for any position in the City Service. SECTION 5. Compensation Plan. (a) The five-step schematic schedule of salary ranges and steps listed below, as Schedule I, constitutes the compensation plan applicable to classes of positiorns included under Schedule III, the Schematic List of Classes. (b) All salaries prescribed are monthly rates. In those positions where it is more appropriate to pay upon an hourly or daily basis, the hourly and daily rates shall be determined by the following formula: 40 hour week is equivalent to 173.333 hours a month; Daily rates are equivalent to the appropriate hourly rates multiplied by 8 hours. (c) The compensation of employees shall be as set forth in the schematic list of class titles and salary ranges as shown in Schedule III or on the flat rate or hourly basis set forth for the classes listed under Schedule II, the. Table of Hourly Equivalents. SECTION 6. Exem t Service. The following officials and employees are hereby exempt from the provisions of the classification plan, except that provisions of Sections 8, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 and 24* shall apply to all full-time positions: (a) City Clerk (b) City Attorney (c) City Treasurer (d) Mayor (e) Councilmen (f) City Manager *8.- Administration of Compensation Plan 18 - Vacations 19 - Holidays 20 -- Sick Leave 21 -- Incompatible Activities 22 - Personnel Records 23 - Military Leave 24 - Definition of Terms The compensations for the above-mentioned positions are hereby fixed as the amounts determined by the City Council at the time of adoption of this resolution. SECTION 7. Limited Service. The compensation of Limited Service Employees of the City of Hermosa Beach shall be set as amounts determined by the City Council. SECTION 8. Administration of the Compensation Plan. (a) Normally, and as a general rule, employees may be considered eligible for increase in salary acording to the following general plan: (1) The letters A,B,C,D, and E, respectively, denote the various steps in the pay range. (2) Salary step "A" will be paid upon initial employment for a period of six months, which period shall be considered the employee's probationary period. (3) Salary "B" will be paid upon completion of six months of -2- employment where the employee has demonstrated satisfactory job progress and normally increasing productivity. (4) Salary "C" will be paid upon completion of one year of employment in salary step "B" where the employee has demonstrated satisfactory job progress and normally increasing productivity. (5) Salary "D" may be paid upon completion of one year of employment in salary step "C" where the employee has convincingly demonstrated job progress and productivity which are above the average for the class. (6) Salary "E" may be paid upon completion of one year of employment in salary step "D" where the employee has convincingly demonstrated job progress and productivity which are substantially above average for the class. (b) In any case where by reason of unusual circumstances rigid adherence to the foregoing principles related to salary adjustment would cause manifest injustice, the City Manager may make such order relating thereto as in his discretion is proper, excepting for matters pertaining to the City Manager position. (c) Initial employment at salary step "B" or "C" may be authorized by the City Manager when a particularly difficult recruiting problem is found to exist, or on the basis that a candidate possesses outstanding job qualifications. SECTION 9. Application of Compensation Plan to Positions . The salary schedule for the respective classes of positions as set forth in Schedules I and II such amendments as may be adopted by the City Council from time to time shall have the force and effect and shall be interpreted as follows: . (a) The salaries or rates of compensation prescribed are fixed on the basis of full-time service in full-time positions unless otherwise designated. (b) The rates of pay prescribed shall be deemed to include payment for all the services performed in any manner in the job description. (c) Where a salary range for a given class or for several classes is hereafter revised upward, the incumbents of positions in classes affected shall have their existing salary adjusted to the same relative step in the new salary range unless otherwise provided in Schedule III. Where the revision is downward, the incumbents shall not be reduced in salary, but shall not be further advanced in salary until such anniversary date or other date as would entitle them to an increase within the revised range. -3- t CLASS TITLE ADMINISTRATIVE City Council City Manager Finance Director City Planner City Clerk* City Treasurer* City Attorney (PT) City Prosecutor (PT) Resolution iNio. N. S. EXHIBIT A SCHEDULE III SCHEMATIC LIST OF CLASSES AND RANGES Effective July 1, 1970 RANGE SALARY SCHEDULE PUBLIC SAFETY AND ENFORCEMENT Police Chief Fire Chief Building Director Police Captain (Deputy Chief) Police Lieutenant Fire Captain Police Sergeant Senior Building Inspector Fire Engineer Fireman Police Patrolman** Building Inspector License Collector Records and Identification Supervisor Senior Parking Enforcement Officer Parking Enforcement Officer CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE Director of Public Works Public Works Superintendent Civil Engineering Associate Public Works Foreman Park Supervisor Equipment Mechanic Parking Meter Specialist Public Works Leadman Equipment Operator - Maintenance Man Maintenance Laborer Custodian CLERICAL Secretary to City Manager Secretary Stenographer Clerk Account Clerk Typist Clerk RECREATION Parks and Recreation Director Recreation Supervisor Senior Recreation Leader Recreation Leader Crossing Guard -4- 150 81 955 - 1159 87 1027 - 1246 750 500 101 1216 - 1475 91 1078 - 1308 85 1002 - 1216 85 1002 - 1216 83 979 .- 1188 80 945 - 1146 75 889 - 1078 74 878 - 1065 68 817 - '.991 62 759 - 921 63 769 - 933 68 817 - 991 49 649 - 787 47 634 - 769 39 575 - 098 25 486 - 589 101 1216 - 1475 81 955 - 1159 77 9.10 - 1104 66 797 - 967 66 797 - 967 50 657 -, 797 50 657.- 797 48 642 - 779 42 596 - 724 36 555 676 28_ 504- 612 24 481 582 42 596 - 724 38 56.8 - 689 26 492 - 596 26 492 - 596 18 .447 - 542 83. 979 - 1188 61 750 - 910 2.65 - 2.85 - 3.00 per hour 2.2 5 - 2.40 - 2.5 5 per hour 1.80 - 1.90 - 2.00 per hour CLASS TITLE OTHER Police Cadet Volunteer and Auxiliary Fireman Police Reserve SPECIAL DUTIES Deputy City Clerk Deputy City Treasurer Service Division Commander Resolution No. N. S. EXHIBIT A RANGE SALARY SCHEDULE 2.50 - 2.80 -- 3.00 per hour 1.80- 1.90 - 2.00 per hour 3.00 per hour 25.00 per month 25.00 per month 50.00 per month *This range includes both statutory and non -statutory duties. **Patrolman assigned to non -shift investigation detail (detective) may be compensated at the rate of $100.00 .per month in addition to regular monthly salary, in lieu of overtime or compensating time off. If in allocating any incumbents to a salary range for the incumbent's classi- fication or revised classification, there results a salary range lower than that to which his class has previously been assigned, the incumbent shall retain his previous range hereinabove provided for the class. VOLUNTEER AND AUXILIARY FIREMEN Volunteer and Auxiliary Firemen shall be compensated for organized drills at the rate of $5.00 per each 2 -hour drill session. Compensation shall not be made for attendance at meetings other than for drill purposes. Volunteer Firemen called in for response at the scenes of fires shall be paid $3.00 for the call in, which payment shall include their compensation for the first hour of service, and each hour there- after shall be compensated at the hourly equivalent, based upon a forty hour week, of the base starting pay for the position of Fireman. Auxiliary Firemen, when called in for response at the scene of fires when not on active duty with their department, shall be compensated on the same basis as Vol- unteer Firemen. When responding to fires during their normal duty hours within their respective departments, they shall receive no additional compensation for their fire service. Volunteer and Auxiliary Firemen when called to "sleep -in" at the station, shall receive total compensation in -the amount of $5.00 for the "sleep -in" time, and if required to respond to a fire call while on "sleep -in" duty, shall be paid the hourly equivalent, based on a forty hour week, of the base starting rate for the position of -5- 4, R3. 0o.tutinn. zre , N . b EXHIBIT A Fireman, for those hours of tines apen't on the fire call. For the purposes of determin- ing the number of hours for Volunteer and Auxiliary. Firemen, fractional time shall be reported to the nearest one-half hour. POLICE RESERVE Called in to serve in lieu of regular personnel or to supplement regular Police Department personnel, Police Reserve shall be paid $3.00 per hour. POLICE MATRON Person called in at unusual hour to serve as matron while females are in cus- tody shall be paid $2.50 per hour. COURT TIME Every Police Department employee appearing in court on official city business during a time other than his normal working shift shall be paid his normal hourly equivalent rate with a minimum of three hours for each half-day appearance, regard- less of actual time spent. This provision shall be administered by appropriate detailed departmental rules, approved by the City Manager. LONGEVITY PAY In addition to the basic salary steps for each salary range, employees accruing a total of seven or more years full-time service shall be paid a salary equivalent to one full 5% salary step above his base salary step, provided, however, this provision shall not apply to elective officials nor to any employee or officer who is directly appointed by the City Council. In addition to the "seven year longevity pay" described above, employees accruing a total of fourteen or more years full-time service shall be paid an additional • y r, Resolution No. N. S. EXHIBIT A 2-1/2% salary step above the combination of base salary and "seven year longevity", provided, however, this provision shall not apply to electiveofficials, employees or officers directly appointed by the City Council, and all sworn police personnel. EDUCATIONAL INCENTIVE In addition to the basic pay and any longevity pay, . all sworn police personnel shall receive a 5% educational incentive salary step increase for attainment of a P.O.S.T. Intermediate Certificate, or an A. A. degree from an accredited college; whichever comes first. Also, all sworn police personnel below the rank of Lieutenant who have received a P. O. S. T. Advanced Certificate or an A. B. degree from an accredited college shall receive an additional 5% educational incentive salary step increase. However, to remain eligible for either incentive pay, an employee must maintain a minimum of 100 hours per year of education or training, 50 hours of which must be academic course work. This educational incentive section shall be administered by appropriate detailed rules and procedures established by the City Manager. SECTION 10. Anniversary Dates (a) Employees shall have as employment if employed on the fir their anniversary date the actual date of their t day of a calendar month; otherwise, the anniversary date for purposes of the compensation plan shall be the first day of the next succeeding month, provided, however, if the date of emp1_oymaz t is the first working day of the month, anniversary date shall be the first date of the calendar month of employment. SECTION Il. Qualifications of Employees (a) No person shall hereafter be employed or appointed to any position requiring full-time or part -•time service and which position is included in the classification plan and for which a class specification exists establishing desirable qualifications unless said person possesses substantially the desir- able qualifications of education and experience prescribed for that class. SECTION 12. Employment and Hiring (a) Selection of new employees to fill vacancies within the City Service shall be on the basis of merit qualifications appraisal process as stipulated in Section 11, or a more formal examination process may be utilized in the selection of new employees. (b) The City shall have the right to require all employees to complete and submit any applications, agreements, or statements pertinent to their _employ- ment as stipulated by decision of the City Manager. (c) The City shall have the right to require a medical and physical examination of any applicant for employment or new employee and, in addition, shall have the right to require periodic medical and physical examinations. of all City employees. SECTION 13. Promotion, Demotion, Transfer and Assignment, and Applicable Pay Pates (a) Promotion of employees to a higher class or demotion to a lower-class within the City shall be made by the City Manager. (b) A promotion to a higher class shall be on the basis of assignment of substantially more responsible duties commensurate with those set forth in the class specification. (c) A demotion to a lower class shall be on the basis of assignment of substantially less responsible duties commensurate with those set forth in the class position. (d) In the case of the promotion of any employee in the City service to a position in a class with a higher pay range, such employee shall be entitled to receive the rate of compensation in the entrance step of the class to which he has been promoted. In cases where the pay range overlaps, promotion shall be effected at the step in the range of the new class which is next higher than the employee's current salary. A new anniversary date shall be established for purposes of eligibility for future step increases in the same manner as set forth in Section 10(a). (e) In the case of demotion of any employee in the City service to a class with a lower pay range, such employee's salary shall be reduced to a pay step in the lower range corresponding to not less than one step in dollar amount below that which he held in the higher class before such demotions in such cases, the employee shall retain his original anniversary date. (f) In the case of the transfer of any employee from one position to another in the same class, or to another class to which the same pay range is applicable, the employee shall remain at the same pay step and shall retain his original anniversary date. SECTION 14. Cumulation of Service in One Class of Position Whenever an employee accepts work under a different class of position in the City service, the character and nature of which work is similar and the responsibilities are equal or superior to the work such employee has been performing, and later returns to his former position, his term of employment under such different class of position shall apply on and be added to his term of service in the former class upon his return to same, provided his employment accepts work in such different class. •-9_ ;r. SECTION 15. Hours of Work (a) All City employment excepting Fire Department shift personnel (67.2 hour week) is based on a 40 hour week. (b) Daily hours of work (or shifts) for employees within departments shall be assigned by department supervisors as required to meet the operational requirements of said departments. (c) Monthly compensation shall be based on a 40 hour work week and no authorization may be made for an employee to work less than said 40 hours without directly proportionate .decrease in compensation. (d) Any forseeable absence or other deviation from regular working hours desired by an employee shall, in advance, be cleared through the City Manager, and such absences shall be noted on the employee's time sheet. (e) Call-in Time - Regular Fire Personnel: Call-in time in response to a fire for off-duty, full-time fire department personnel shall be considered reimbursable overtime and shall be permitted only at a straight time, 40 hour per week, hourly equivalent of the monthly salary, based on the step and range applicable to each individual fireman. When persons above the fireman classification are on emer- gency call-in, they shall also be thus compensated in their appropriate step of the salary range applicable to their classification. Payment of call-in overtime shall be subject to the limitations of budget appropriations available for such expenditure and, in the discretion of the department head, compensating time off may be substituted for overtime pay. A minimum of two hours shall be credited for each,^ emergency call-in and, in computing actual hours worked over the minimum, it shall be based on the nearest one-half hour of time. Any call-in which results in continuous duty exceeding 12 hours shall be considered as being called in for an additional who) • shift, and the employee shall remain on duty for the balance of the shift and be compensated at the shift rate for his call-in time. SECTION 16. Part -Time Employment Except as otherwise provided herein, a daily work schedule of less than the umhr?r rr;: of hot, c: of full-time employment shall be considered part-time service, and the actual compensation therefor shall be determined by the relation that the actual number of hours of service bears to the number of hours required in full-time employment in each class of position. The hourly rates prescribed for part-time employees are considered full compensation to include the vacation, sick leave and holidays. SECTION 17. Overtime (a) It is the policy of the City of Hermosa Peach to avoid the necessity for overtime work whenever possible. (b) If, in the judgment of the department head, work beyond the established work week is required, such work, except in the case of immediate emergency, shall be performed only with the prior authorization of the City Manager. (c) In emergencies, where prior authorization cannot be issued, the depart- ment head shall obtain approval for the overtime worked by an employee at the earliest opportunity thereafter, in no case to exceed ten (10) days after the date worked. (d) Overtime work shall be compensated on the basis of equivalent time off, or by paid compensation at the straight time hourly rate equivalent to the monthly salary, at the discretion of the City Manager, except sworn police personnel required to work extra shifts or portions of shifts shall be paid at time and one-half. Training sessions and carry-over due to assignment completion shall not qualify for time and one-half. (e) Incidental overtime is not compensable and may not be credited as overtime. (f) The time when compensating time off may be taken shall be at the discre- tion of the appointing power. If the employee fails to take his compensating time off at the time designated by the appointing power, he shall have waived his right to com- pensation for such overtime. (g) In those departments in which regular shift assignments require an employee to work on an observed holiday during which other City employees are not required to work, such employee shall have credited as overtime the hours equivalent to those which he worked on the holiday. ''ii. SECTION 19. Holidays (a) Regular Employees (1) With the exceptions hereinafter stated, holidays for all officers and employees of the public offices of the City of Hermosa Beach shall be January 1, February 12, February 22, May •30., July 4, September 9, and the first Monday in September (Labor Day), November 11 (Veterans' Day), Thanksgiving Day, the Friday following Thanksgiving Day, December 25, and every day appointed by the President of the United States or by the Governor of this State of public fast, thanksgiving or holiday; provided that on any day appointed by the President or the Governor as a special or limited holiday, City offices shall function in their normal and usual manner and all other public functions shall be performed as on days which are not holidays. (2) A special or limited holiday is hereby defined as a holiday applying only to a special class or classes of business, or a special class or classes of persons, and not appointed to be generally observed throughout the State by all classes of business and allclasses of persons. (3), If any of the foregoing holidays fall upon a Sunday, the Monday fol- lowing shall be observed as a holiday. If any of the foregoing holidays fall upon a Saturday, the Friday preceding shall be observed as a holiday. -12- (b) Police Department Personnel (1) Shift personnel in the Police Department, due to seven day per week working requirements and in order to provide equity with holidays authorized other City employees, are entitled to the equivalent of eleven (11) working days credit per year in lieu of holidays. Such credit maybe taken as compensating time off at times approved by the department head. (c) Fire Department Personnel. (1), Shift personnel in the Fire Department are entitled to the equivalent of five (5) shifts credit per year in lieu of holidays. Such credit may be taken as compensating time off at times approved by the department head. SECTION 10. Sick Leave with Pay. (a) Each full time, regular City employee may be granted one working day of sick leave with pay for each calendar month of service on the submission of satisfactory proof of the necessity for sick leave. Fire Department shift personnel. shall receive one (1) shift per calendar month sick leave credit. Police Department shift personnel shall receive the same credit as regular employees. (b) Sick leave shall not be considered as a right or privilege which the employee may use at his discretion,, but shall be granted only in case of a bonafide illness of an employee or in case of the death of a member of. an employee's immediate family. In the latter case, allowable sick leave shall not exceed five (5) days. (c) Sick leave may be accumulated without limitation as to maximum. (d) A city employee who is entitled to temporary disability indemnity under the Labor Code may elect to take as much of his accumulated sick leave or his accumulated vacation in addition to his disability indemnity as will result in a payment to him of his full salary or wage. (e) H' lidays occurring during sick leave shall not be counted as a day of sick leave, except for police and fire shift personnel in which case holidays and sick leave shall be unrelated and will be handled separately. -13- (h) The monthly salary shall be considered full compensation for all hours. workeu, and no overtime shall be considered accruable, for the following employees; 1. All Administrative. Class 2. All Department Heads 3. Police Captain 4. Fire Captain serving as Fire Prevention Officer 5. Assistant City Engineer 6. Public Works Supervisor 7. Public Works Foreman 8. Park, Supervisor 9. Planning Officer 10. Police lieutenant (overtime paid for extra shifts or assigned special hours, but not for extra hoursconnected with regular assigned shifts) SECTION 18. Vacation Leave with Pay (a) Except for the fire shift personnel, every employee shall be allowed vaca- tion leave with pay at the rate of twelve (12) working days for each year of: service; provided that no vacation shall be granted during the first six months of employment; but on successful completion thereof, vacation time shall be allowed for time of service accrued. Everyemployee completing ten (10) years of service shall be granted an additional five (5) working days of vacation leave with pay. Upon completion of twenty (20) years of service, an additional three (3) working days of vacation leave shall be granted. (b) Fire shift personnel shall be granted eighteen (18) calendar days of vaca- tion. Upon completion of ten (10). years service, an additional six. (6) calendar days shall be granted. Upon completion of twenty (20) years of service, an additional six calendar days shall be granted. (c) Vacation credit shall accrue to the employee monthly. (d) Vacations shall be scheduled by the Department Heads sous not. to inter- fere seriously with or impair the efficiency of the various departments, and if deter- mined to be in the best interests of the City. Vacation leave may be accumulated to a maximum of twenty (20) days, with approval of the City Manager. (e) An employee about to resign, about to retire, or who is to be laid off, and who has earned vacation time to his credit, shall be paid for such full days of vacation remaining due the effective date of such resignation, retirement or lay-off. (f) Holidays occurring during a vacation shall not be counted as a day of vacation, exce t Fire shift personnel in which case holidays and vacations shall be unrelated and handled separately. -14- (f) Paid sick leave shall not be granted for illness due to pregnancy. (g) Evidence, in the form of a physician's certificate or otherwise, may be required in determining the adequacy of reasons for any employee's absence during a time for which sick leave is requested and for all sick leave requests in excess of five days (three /3/ shifts for fire shift personnel) , except as otherwise determinFd by the City Manager. (h) No payment shall be made for accumulated sick leave at the time of termination or retirement from employment. SECTION 21. Incompatible Activities No full-time employee of the City shall engage in any occupation or outside activity which is incompatible with his employment by the City. Any officer or employee engaging in an occupation or outside activity for compensation shal inform the City Manager of the time required and the nature of such activity, and the City Manager shall determine whether or not such activity is incompatible with City employment. SECTION 22. Personnel Records The City Manager shall maintain such employee records as are necessary to the accomplichment of the various provisions of this resolution. These records shall include the record of employment of each employee in the classified service, including dates of service, positions held, salaries or wages receiv'.'., vacation, sick leave earned and taken, and other such information as may be deemed appropriate. SECTION 23. Military Leave Military leave with pay shall be granted in accordance with Section 395 of the Military and Veteran's code. SECTION 24 Definition of Terms The words and terms defined in this section shall have the following mean - lags in this resolution and in any other resolution classifying and fixing the salaries and compensation or authorizing the employment of personnel in any department or office of the City. (a) "Class" or "Class of position" means a definitely recognized kind of employment in the City Service designed to embrace all positions having dnfi',c -15- r : ' ,•; , Ind responsibilities sufficiently similar so that the same title may be used; the same requirements as to education, experience, knowledge and abiltiy may be demanded of incumbents, and the same schedule of compensation may be demanded of incumbents, and the same schedule of compensation may be made to apply with equity. (b) "Title," "Class Title," or "Title of Class" means the designation given or the name applied to a class or to each position allocated to the class. Its meaning is set forth in the corresponding class specification. (c) "Position" means a group of current duties and responsibilities assigned or delegated by competent authority, requiring the full or peat time services of one person. (d) "Employee" means a person legally occupying a position in the City Service. (1) "Regular employee" shall mean all employees in the classified service of the City of Hermosa Beach, excluding uniformed police and fire personnel regularly assigned to shifts. (2) "Police Department personnel" shall mean the head of the depart- ment, all uniformed police personnel and the other employees who work shifts involving Saturdays, Sundays, holidays and unusual hours of the day. "Fire Department personnel" shall mean the head of the depart- ment and all uniformed Fire Personnel. (e) "Limited Service" or "Casual Service" is defined as employment on a part time or seasonal basis of a nature which is not equivalent to any position in any class included in the classification plan. (3) (f) "Allocation' means the official determination of the class in which a position shall be deemed to exist and the assignment of an individual position to an appropriate class. (g) "Reallocation" means a reassignment or change in allocation of an individual position by raising it to a higher class, reducing it to a lower class or moving it to another class at the same level on the basis of substantial changes in the kind, difficulty or responsibility of duties perfor med in such position. -16- .t ; (h) "Probationary Period" means a working test period during which an employee is required to demonstrate his fitness for the duties to which he is appointed by actual performance of the duties of his position. "Auxiliary Firemen means any employee who, by assignment by his department head and acceptance by the Fire Chief, shall participate in training, drill, or fire fighting services during normal employment hours or otherwise in addition to his regular position, and he may be compensated therefore as an Auxiliary Fireman as set forth in the salary resolution. 0) "VolUnteer Fireman" shall mean any person not otherwise employed by the City of Hermosa Beach who offers his services for training, drill and fire fighting services and is accepted by the Fire Chief, and he may be compensated as a Volunteer Fireman in accordance with the provisions set forth in the salary resolution. SECTION 25. Resolution No, N.S. 2757, as amended, is hereby rescinded' as of July 1,1.970, and this Resolution shall take effect as of the first day of July, 1970, and the City Clerk shall certify to the passeee and adoption of this Resolution; shall make a minute entry of the passage and adoption thereof in the records of the procndings of the City Council of said City in the minutes of the. meeting at which the same is passed and adopted. SECTION 26. The provisions of this Resolution shall be liberally construed and, interpreted to giv- effect to this policy of equal treatment and regard of all municipal employees of the City of Hermosa Beach. PASSED, APPROVED, and ADOPTED this day of /1970. PRESIDENT. of the City Council, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California ATTEST: CITY CLERK PPROVED AS TO FORM: CITY ATTORNEY SCHEDULE I MONTRT,Y SALARY SCHEDULE (ALL SALARIES ON CALENDAR MONTH BASIS) RANGE NOS A B C D E 1 363 X81 400 420 441 2 363 3,.:6 405 425 447 3 372 391 410 432 • 452 4 371 396 415 437 458 5 381 400 420 441 463 6 386 405 425 447 4AS' 7 391 410 432 452 475 8 396 415 437 458 481 9 400 420 441 463 ./.1.86 3o 405 425 447 469 L92 11 410 432 452 475 498 12 415 437 458 481 504 13 420 443. 463 486 510 J 425 447 L 15 432 452 475 16 437 458 481 17 44:'. 463 486 18 447 469 492 19 452 475 498 20 458 481 504 21 463 486 510 22 469 492 516 23 475 498 523 24 481 504 53o 25 486 510 535 26 492 516 542 27 498 523 548 504 53o 555 29 510 535 561 3o 516 542 568 31 523 548 575 32 530 555 582 33 535 561 589 34 542 568 596 35 548 5.75 604 36 555 582 A_ 612 492 516 498 523 504 530 510 535 516 542 523 548 530 555 535 561 542 568 548 575 555 582 561 589 568 596 575 604. 582 612 589 618 596 626 604 634 612 642 618 649 626 657 634 657 642 675 30 40 • A t; 6 5 7 5 ori vU{ 596 604 • 618 626 649 657 665 67.2 'VA?, 673 41 539 649 631 42 593 62 6 657 629 43 60'., 630. 655 693 45 61f:3 649 681 715 46 626 657 660 724 ,,, 634 665 693 733 i iu °.3 64 573 707 742 L1 531 715 750 50 657 689 724 51 665 698 733 769 72 53 '673 707 740 77.3 54 639: 55 608 56 707 57 '715 58 724 59 733 60 747. • 6x'.. 750 r• n 715 750 787 724 . 759 797. 733 769 807 742 779 817 750 767 826 759 797 836 769 807. 847 779 31.7 858 787 0 e i 867 7.59 797 036 878 769 007 847 889 6 1 779 817 058 900 65 787 823 867 910 60 737 83.3 873 921 67 807 63 309 817 858 900 945 69 8266 r.+.r• O / 910 955 693 7 0 7 Y 71.5 724 733 7 A2 75 0 762 710, 917 826 8 3 6 47 2 r (' 878 r1 8�r; V.. 9 3 045 955 967 979 09) 1002 STEPS RANGE NO A B C D 70 836 878 921 967 1015 71 847 889 933 979 1027 72 858 900 945 99:. 1040 7 i; 867 910 955 1002 1052 74 878 921 967 1015 1065 75 889 933 979 1027 1078 76 goo 945 991 1040 1091 77 910 955 1002 1052 1104 78 921 967 • 1015 1065 1118 79 933 979 1027 1078 11'32 8o 945 991 1040 1091 1146 81 955 1002 1052 1104. 1.153 82 967 1015 -1065 1118 1173 83 97.9 • 1027 1078 1132 1188 84 991 1040 1091 1146 '1203 85 . 1002 • 1052 1104 115 1216 86 1015 1065 1118 1173 123 87 1027 1078 1132 1188 1246 88 1040 1091 1146 1203 1262 89 1052 1104 1159 1216 1276 go 1065 1118 1173 - 1231 1292 91 1078 1132 1188 1246 1308 92 • 1091 1146 1203 12:2 1324 93 1104 1159 1216 1276 1339 94 1118 1173 1231 1292 1356 95 1132 1188 1246 .1308 1373 96 1146 1203 1262 1324 1390 97 1159 1216 1276 1339 1-405 98 1173 1231 1292 1356 1422, 99 1188 1246 1308 1373 1441 100 1203 1262 1324 1390 1459 101 1216 1276 1339 1405 1475 102 1231 1292 1356 1423 1494 103 1246 1308 1373 1441 1513 104 1262 1324 1390 1459 1532 105 1276 1339 1405 1475 1549 106 1292 1356 1423 1494 .._;r. 107 1308 1373 1441 1513 1588 3 , STEPS RANGE NOo A B C D E 108 1324 1390 1459 1532 1608 109 1339 1405 1475 1494 = 1626 110 1356 1423 1494 1568 1647 111 1373 1441 1513 1588 1667 112 .1390 1459 1.532 1608 168fi - 113 1405 1475 1549 1626 1707 114 1423 1494 1568 1647 1728 115 1441 1513 1588 1667 1750 116 1459. 1532 1608 1688 1772 117 1475 1549 1626 1707 1792 118 1494 1568 1647 1728 1814 SCHEDULE 11 TABLE OF HOURLY EQUIVALENTS* MONTHLY SALARY IIOUP1 RATE_ $441 82,54 447 2.r 452 2.51 458 2,64 463 2,67 463 2.77. 475 2.74 481 2.73 486 2.80 492 2.3/ 498 2.x:7 504 .9 510 2.94 516 2.98 523+ J .t. � 530 3,`:i5 535 3.09 542 3.13 548 3.16 555 8.20 561 3.24 563 3.23 575 3.32 582 3.36 589 3.110 596 3.44 604 3.,"3 612 3.53 618 ;3.57 626 3.61 634 3.66 642 3,70 649 3,74 6573.79 665 3.8/3 673 3,8 681 3.93 639 3.9S 698 4.03 707 4.03 715 x...13 724 4.J8 733 4,23 742 4.28 750 4.33 759 4.38 769 4.44 779 449 787 4.5 797 4.60 807 4.65 817 4.71 826 4.77 836 4.82 847 4,88 858 4,95 E Page 2 of 2 MONTHLY SALARY HOURLY RATE EQUIVALENT $867 5.00 878 5.07 880 5.13 900 5.19 910 5.25 92! 5.31 933 5.38 945 5.45 955 5.51 *Based upon a 40 hour week, the monthly rate is divided by 173.333 and the result rounded off. F HERMOSA BEACH July 7, 1970. AGENDA: FOR HEARING -- LIGHTING ASSESSMENT MAYOR: This is the time and place for the HEARING.o protests or appeals against the STREET LIGHTING ASSESSMENT. as set forth in Resolution of Intention No 2967 MAYOR: City Clerk, do you have the two affidavits in, con- nection with this proceeding; CITY CLERK: I have the affidavits of publication and posting duly executed and according to law. MAYOR: If no objections,they will be received and filed. City Clerk, have you received anywritten protests •in connection with this hearing? MAYOR: CITY CLERK: MAYOR: CITY CLERK: If so, will you please read them. (Reads same, if any). -After reading any protests - Does anyone present wish to protest orally, questions about this Lighting District? Do we have a Resolution regarding this.. proceedjntj for Council consideration? Presents Resolution Confirming the Assessment and denying protests and/or appeals. • RESOLUTION NO. N. S. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, CONFIRMING THE REPORT OF THE CITY ENGINEER; CONFIRMING THE PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, ESTIMATE, DIAGRAM AND • ASSESSMENT CONTAINED IN SAID REPORT; OVERRULING PROTESTS AND OBJECTIONS IN THE PROCEEDINGS UNDER RESOLUTION OF INTENTION NO. N.S. 2967; ORDERING THE WORK AND LEVYING THE ASSESSMENT FOR SERVICE NECESSARY TO INSTALL, MAINTAIN AND ILLUMINATE BY ELECTRIC ENERGY THE STREET LIGHTS' AS SHOWN ON SAID DIAGRAM FOR A PERIOD OF FIVE (5) YEARS, BEGINNING JULY 1, 1970, AND END1NG'JUNE 30, 1975; ORDERING THE CITY CLERK OF SAID CITY TO TRANSMIT DIAGRAM AND ASSESSMENT TO THE COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR; AND EMPOWERING TAX COLLECTOR TO MAKE COLLECTIONS. (STREET LIGHTING ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO. L-70-75) WHEREAS, the City Engineer of the City of Hermosa Beach heretofore filed with this City Council his report in writing dated Jun 9, 1970, presenting certain matters relating to a proposed lighting district, which report was approved by this City Council on June 16, 1970, by Resolution No. N.S. 2966; and • WHEREAS, by Resolution No. N.S. 2967, adopted June 16, 1970, this City Council declared its intention to order certain street lighting improvement to be made under and pursuant to the provisions of the Street Lighting Act of 1919, Part 1 of Division 14 of the Streets and Highways Code of the State of California; and WHEREAS, by Resolution No. N.S. 2967, adopted June 16, 1970, this City Council designated Tuesday, July 7, 1970, at the hour of 7:30 o'clock P.M., in the City Hall, as the time and place for the hearing of protests and ob- jections in relation to said improvement and assessment, and notices of said hearing were duly posted and published, and affidavits of said posting and publication have been duly filed; and WHEREAS, at the time and place fixed in said Resolution No. N.S. 2967, a hearing was duly held by this City Council at which all written protests or objections were presented, and this City Council gave all persons present an opportunity to be heard in respect of any matter relating to the work or assessment proposed in said Resolution of Intention; and WHEREAS, this City Council has taken evidence relating to whether public convenience and necessity require said. work or improvement, and also evidence relating to said proposed work, the boundaries of the proposed assessment district and the benefits to the property to be included in the proposed assessment district, and is fully informed in the premises; NOW, THEREFORE, THE CIM(COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH DOES HEREBY RESOLVE, FIND, DETERMINE AND ORDER AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. That the said City Council does hereby deny and overrule all,protests and objections, and does hereby approve, confirm and adopt the said report of the City Engineer and the plans, specifications, estimate, diagram and assess- ment contained in said report. Page 1. I rt SECTION 2. That the City Council does hereby order the work for saidimprovement to be made; does hereby fix and establish the period of time over which the proposed improvement shall extend as a period of five (5) years,. beginning July 1,. 1970, and ending June 30, 1975;does hereby levy the proposed assessment to cover the costs and expenses of saidimprovement upon: the respective several subdivisions of land in the assessment district described and referred to in said Resolution of Intention; and does hereby levy for the first fiscal year, July 1, 1970, to June 30, 1971, one fifth (20%) of said total assessment. SECTION 3. That the City Clerk is hereby ordered to transmit, or cause to be trans- mitted, to the County Auditor of Los Angeles County, the said diagram and assessment upon which such levy is based; and the County Tax Collector of said County is hereby designated, requested, empowered, authorized, instructed•:, and directed to make collection of all assessments shown in said assessment, and to perform the acts and duties as are required by law of and to be per- formed by the Officer, Employee or Persons so designated. Introduced, approved and adopted this 7th day of July, 1970. • ATTEST: - City Clerk of the City of Hermosa Beach, California. STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES) ss 'CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH) Mayor of the City of Hermosa Beach, California. I,MARY A. EDGERTON, City Clerk of the City of Hermosa Beach, California, do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly introduced, approved and adopted by the City Council of the City of Hermosa Beach at a regular meeting of said Council held on the 7th day of July, 1970, by the following`., roll call vote: AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Page 2. City Clerk of the City of Hermosa Beach, California. SPECIFICATIONS NO. L-70-75 FOR THE FURNISHING FOR A PERIOD OF FIVE (5) YEARS, COMMENCING JULY 1, 1970, OF THE SERVICE NECESSARY TO ILLUMINATE BY ELECTRIC ENERGY ALL THE STREET LIGHTS COMPRISING THE STREET LIGHTING SYSTEM OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, AS SHOWN ON DIAGRAM AND PLAN NO. L-70-75, AND THE SERVICE NECESSARY TO INSTALL ADDITIONAL LIGHTS TO THE EXISTING LIGHTING SYSTEM AND MAINTAIN THE NEW LIGHTING SYSTEM, APPLIANCES, CONNECTING SYSTEMS AND NECESSARY APPURTENANCES FOR A PERIOD OF FIVE (5) YEARS COMMENCING JULY 1, 1970, AS SHOWN ON SAID DIAGRAM AND PLAN NO. L-70.-75 ON FILE IN THE OFFICE "OF THE? tTr CLERK' OF; SA I D CITY. WORK TO BE DONE BY CONTRACTOR: The work to be done hereunder is as follows: FIRST:. To furnish the necessary electric energy' to properly illumi- nate the street lights shown on Diagram and Plan No. L-70-75, on file in the Office of the City Clerk of said City of Hermosa Beach, California, for a period of five (5) years commencing July 1, 1970, said electric energy to be furnished at established feed points, and to be controlled by a time switch o be set to operate at such hours as the Council of Said City of Hermosa Beach may from time to time determine. Said electric energy, as agreeable to said Council, shall be measured by a proper meter set for that purpose, or shall be furnished on a unit price monthly basis as shown in attached schedules. Said •switches:. and meters shall be furnished by the company furnishing said elec- tric energy at the unit prices set forth in schedules. Said electric company shall also furnish all other transformers and appurtenances. for the proper control and operation of the lighting system as shown:on Diagram and Plan No, L-70-75 as above mentioned. SECOND To furnish and install such lighting equipment, appliances and appurtenances necessary to expand..' the existing street lighting system in said City of Hermcsa.Beach to correspond to the lighting system shown on the afore- mentioned Diagram and Plan No. L-70-75, as shall be ordered by the City Engineer. THIRD: For the installation of marbelite standards, underground conduit and cable, appurtenances and appurtenant work, as shown on Diagram and Plan No. L-70-75, separate and distinct specifications shall be prepared for such purpose, if, said installation is to be required by contractor. Page 1. FOURTH: To furnish the necessary material and labor, to furnish and to replace lamps as same become broken or burned out, and to replace such lamps, lighting units, glassware, or any other portions of the lighting system which may become broken or damaged or unfit for use except those lights whichare scheduled as "City Owned, City Maintained", all for a period of five (5) years commencing July 1, 1970, said replacements to be made of a like material equal or better in every respect to the material which is being replaced; and to furnish necessary labor to keep the glassware,located at the top of the lighting standards, in a good, clean and presentable condition, except those lights scheduled as "City Owned, City Maintained". The City Engineer shall determine what additional services are to be required by the contractor, and upon re- quest, the contractor shall furnish said services as specified by the City Engineer. SPECIAL PROVISIONS In lieu of advertising for bids for the services above referred to, the City Council may proceed under Sections 18171 and 18171.1, Division 14, Part 1, Chapter 3, Streets and Highways Code of the State of California, by the adoption of the appropriate resolution. All work shall be subject to inspection and approval of the City Street Superintendent of said City of Hermosa Beach, California, and no work shall be paid for until same has been approved. Said Street Superintendent shall be notified of any proposed new street lighting installations at least forty- eight (48) hours in advance of such installation. Sufficient electric energy shall be supplied to said lights to produce the rated candle power from the lamps specified. RECOMMENDED FOR ADOPTION this 7th day of July, 1970. City Engineer of the City of Hermosa Beach, California. THESE SPECIFICATIONS ADOPTED BY RESOLUTION NO. N.S. OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, THIS 7TH DAY OF JULY,1970. Page 2. City Clerk of the City of Hermosa Beach, California. RESOLUTION NO. N. S. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, AUTHORIZING PUBLIC SALE OF CERTAIN PERSONAL PROPERTY WHICH HAS BEEN AND IS NOW ACCUMULATING IN THE POSSESSION OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. WHEREAS, there has been and is now accumulating in the Possession of the Police Department of the City of Hermosa Beach a considerable number of bicycles and miscellaneous items for which no claim has been made for more than six months; and WHEREAS, it appears proper to dispose of said property pursuant to the procedure in such cases provided,. NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIk DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS SECTION 1. That, as to all personal:property in the possession of said Police Department for more than six months, and no valid claim or proof having been made by anyone as to the ownership of said property, the City Clerk is hereby directed to publish Notice in the manner and form provided by law, setting forth and providing for the sale of said property. SECTION 2 That such sale shall take place on Saturday, July 18, 1970, in the City Hall Parking Lot, at 1000 a.m.e and due notice of such sale shall be published in the Hermosa Beach Review and the South Bay Daily Breeze at least five days prior to the date set for such sale. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this PRESIDENT of the City Council, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California ATTEST: _ CITY CLERK tece.e,e. mvxmow* APPROVED AS TO FORM: C/TY ATTORNEY 10 Jrite 1970 City qcsncii Cwiter Ksrmoot Bcactie c 90254 • aamtlemen At3 a concerned preportx owaer I would I t,0 take tha nwoneary•eti4s to Tile protet u'd appeal the dectolom made by thc Bovzd. of &ming • A4141mtment an June 1910. Ylliv is p9rt'1tining to the varittnee granted' om 1.* propovty letmt44 at 144 and 148 Lrndon, Lot 9 aud 10e Mlock 42 to 1)014 4 awtmento on eavh 1.14 separate. Pleaae advioa. 7/- Ra.I'voy AgOtni$on 234 Piret Cuart M.15,,w4c.stfa Boache Calif. 90254 NAME: Harold Hargrave LOCATOar.{: 144 and 148 Lyndon TO Pt ,,,«ET: Appl icarat; tca erect two 4 -unit apartment houses, one on each lata On i leu of maximum allowable of two units per lot. RESOLUTION B. .tea H.S. b4-20 A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF ZONING ADJUSTMENTS OF THE CITY OF HE OSA BEACH G NUNS A ZONE VAR/ANNE WHICH W LD PERMIT HE ERECTION OF TWO 4eUNOT APART- NET HOSES, ONE ON EACH LOT, IN LEEU 0b" HAK iNUN ALLOWABLE OF TWO. t1N 0'TS PER LOT. SABd LOTS L0CATVO AT 144 and 148 LYN+ LOTS 9 and Iv, BLOCK 42, 1ST ADDITION TO HER/VISA BEACH, C l T r OF HES:: OSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA. THE BOARD ,R© OF ADJUST KEN TS Of THE CITY OF HE OSA BEACH DOES RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS: WHEREAS; them: was flied with this Board, under the provisions of Ordinance 190 S0 154` ars application for a variance by Harald Hargrave upon property owned by applicant and located at 144 a,ad 148 3 Lyndon. WHEREAS, The Board of Zoning Adjustments of the City of Hermosa Beath did ®,a Jude 8c 1970, conduct a public heariieg to consider this app@ ication to permit the erection of two 4 -unit apartment houses, one on each lot, In lieu of maxi- mum allowable of two units per lot. WHEREAS, at said public hearing th=:re was presented written: and oral testimony one the property described as follows: Lots 9 and 10m Block 42, ist Addition to Hermosa Beach„ Hermosa Beach. California. NOV, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED haat In view of the finding at said hearing, the Board of Zoning Adjustments does hereby graet this variaece for the following reaso tit L The granting of this variance will .,sit be im terially detrimental to the public welfare or injurious to the property ar . irsproveme.sts h the immediate area in which the property is located because the erection of two k'unit apartments, Instead of the allowed nine. units, would create a lesser deasity factor, less-vercr•owding, and traffic problemse 20 That such varlaece is necessary for the preservation and e.ajoyitta.at of a substantial property right. 3 The granting of such varlaece will not adversely affect the comprehensive general plae. L The limiting of these lots to WO wits per lot would be creati eg an un- necessary hardship and result in being inconsistent with geeeral purpose of the xonOrig ordinance. The foregoing ,;,'solution was adapted by the Board of Zoning Adjustments at a regular meeting held June 8 1970, by the follow g vote: AYES: Cbmm. Williams, Comm. Oster Cann NOES: Chairman Reeves CERTIFICATION O hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution B.Z.A. M.S. 154-20 was adopted by the Board rd of Zoning Ad j us tmei t s of the City of Hermosa Beach at a regular 'Ming held on thsis 8th day of June, 1970 DATE Richard Williams, Secretary .min,17.00I... 6A15.*cO. .1.CF•... ••... Norman Reeves, Chairman 6 • • MIMES OF THE REGULAR NEETiNG OF THE BOARD OF HMG ADJUSTREUTS HELD EN COMM CHARTERS, MY NALL,' HEMS% BEACH0 CAL@FORNIA0 JUNE 80 1970. N E N juguesza at 7:36 p.m. by Chairmen, Norman Reeves. qm: Present ward Commissioners Richard Williams, L.E. tstermaan, Chairman Norman Reeves, fsd Building Director, Bud Mo Trott MIMI: A motion was made by Chairman Reeves, seconded by Comm. Williams, that the mlnutes f the mastEn9 a Ray Ito l9700 be approved as submitted. Notion carried unanimously. WIJUHRIM Secretary of the Beard, Richard Williams, read the appilcation for a variance as follows: "Application for g, variance by Her4d Margrave at 344 and i48 Lyndon: Lots 9 and BO, Block 420 ist Adon to Hermosa Beata® City of Hermosa Beach, California. Applicant Would erect two 4.,unit apartMent houses, one on each lotc, En lieu of manimum allowabl of two units per lot." Building Director, Bud Tirott, said he would like to. explain the background of the 143. and RP moos before the public hearing opeaed. He said that Zoning Ordinance N.S. 15/4 as adopted, limited 4ts in iti3 and R -P gones to V40 units if the 14,1 Contained ies s than four usend square feet,or less than a forty foot width, en Hay 20, ;9690 the Zoning Ordinance was emended to allow all R-.3 tots to ba developed intl, multP-family uee, pro- vided they had 60u square feet of tend area per dwelling unit1samendment did not, however, apply to =nes which does allow very limited com- mercial uss as well as a-3 usese. The R -P zone, having a more liberal usage than the R-,3 acne, should have Ote same standards which apply to the R-3 acme° Public hearing opened at 7:40 pom. As applicant was not present® r anyone to repres at him, Or. Trott suggested that he call Hr. Kenneth wads, prospective buyer and builder on the lot in question, to came down and represent the applicant. in the meantime, Chairmen could proceed to second item on agenda which would be the eanuat election of officers. Chairman agreed.' Meeting declared open f*r nominations f r rman of the Board of Zoning adjustments. 00iMen Reeves nominated Richard Williams for Chairmen° Richard Wams nominated -Norma Reeves. NOrmen Reeves declined the raminstkm. Nominations declared dosed. Richard Wiiiiems elected Chairmen by a unanimous vote. Secrptery cast a unanimous vote for Nre Williams for Chairmen. Neetins declared can for nominations for Vice-,Chairmon. Chairman ReeVes nmminated Log. Osterman for Vice -Chairmen. Nominations declared closed for Vice,,,Cheirmen.' . Logo Ostermaon elected Vice-,Cheirman by a unanimous vote. Secretary cast a unanimous ballot f - Cameo Ostermaun for Vice.Chairmen. Building Director stated that election of a secretary was unnecessary as the office of secretary is app intive. • 2c PAGE 2 - NIMES OF B.Z.A. HEIM OF JUNE 8, 1970 Chairmen Reeves, nota,,,, tt lira Keeck had nes arrived, reeopened the public hearing at 8:07 p.m. Chairman Wives invited Kr. Menneth Mk k, prospective € uyer erad builder on the• 1 .t e, eivestioaa, to comp forward end speak as Nr. t ,rgrav s representativ Hr. Kcamtck stated that a variance Is requested in order t build a 4 -unit apart- ment house en each lot. He said that under r present zonmeeg codes, the tee lots could be treated as one parcel and. a 9mecne t: nengle apartment house Milt. He said he would preffer, however, to build the Vac; separate buildings, feeling that there would be a rare practical usage, part cularIy En regards to perking, as well as era vine a more esthetic value. Chairmen Reeves asked if anyone would like to speak for the variance. Mr. Warren Vasa Penal, 6649 5th Street, Hermosa Beach„ and James Huntsmen., 836 nenhattan Cort, lienhattaan peach, spoke in favor. They felt Zbat new apabrtme ets9 whetter a single building or two buildings, would be e decided asset to they area. Appearing eget 7st the variance were: Harvey A. Dennis, 234 @spa Court S. Gorst exp 43 B ager e3y„ Beck Luh ff'Qnger, l23 31st Street, end Marl Rall ffe„ 145 Lyndon, all of Hermosa Beach. Hie Dennis said that If everyone on the street built that many units„ there would be no place t park. &lr0 Gorsline and Mr. Ralfe a. ed they weld prefer the 9 -unit dingle building to cause there would be a 61 se,t.baack rather than a 3V setback, Oro Muleinger said the area had been discussed en the Planning ComeEssiou and he wetsld like to set up a meeting for the B.E.A. members and the Planning Comnission members to discuss &t together. tar. Chairmen ReeVes said the situation in the area a had been developing for several years and the Plenning claspora had Asa discussing at when he cit on that mrd last year. He wanted to know why they bed not come up with a concrete reconm endr>e a tion befor:o A motion wes made by Com. Willemai seceded by Chair R vas, 0 grant the valence as requested. Notion carried by the ffa lee cRut'g ore: AYES: Com. Wialli, 051700 s terMenn WOES: 'Merman Reeves. A =tient wee rhe by Came. c nd it by CCM* Ostermenn, to adopt Rosolaatle 'e54e20 , greeting .irt the varies= a tee ¢{P„p nergu ave ass requested on property bloated at IIO end PA Lyndon. Raglan mead FP € +e following vote: AYES: Cao Malaise, Comae Ostermen a HOES: ChaCrman Reeves, Neeteng adjourned reed apt 9802 pope Richard Wi l carts, Secretary Herman Reeves, Chairman RESOLUTION 1vO. N.S. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY. COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH DECLARING THE EXISTENCE OF CERTAIN NUISANCES 114 SAID CITY AND PROVIDING FOR THE ABATEMENT THEREOF. (GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 39560 ET. SEQ.) SECTION 1: The City Council of the City of Hermosa Beach does hereby. declare as public nuisances and provides for the abatement thereof the following: All rubbish, refuse, dirt and weeds upon the parkways, streets, sidewalks or private property in said city, a special reference being . hereby made to the following described property: 2nd St. Horne Builders' Piace'Lot 30 Cypress Tract 1677 Lot 3 B1k C Tract 1677 Lot 4 Mk C: 8th St. Tract 1677 SW 35 ft. of Lot 10 }31k B Pier Hiss Add to Hermosa Beach Lot 33 Hiss Add to Hermosa Beach Lots 32 and 34 and VAC ST ADJ on SE and SE 100 ft. of Lots 35, 36, 37, 38 and 39. SECTION 2: The reference herein contained refers to the various streets by their commonly known names and does describe the property upon which or in front of which the nuisance exists by giving lot and block number according to the official map of said properties and as more particularly hereinabove set forth. SECTION 3: That the Superintendent of Streets, upon passage of this resolution, shall cause notices to be conspicuously posted on or in front of the property on or in front of which the nuisance exists in the manner and form described in Section 39564, 39565, 39566and 39567 . SECTION 4: That the City Councilhereby orders and declares'the hearing of objections by any interested person to any of the matters hereinabove set forth shall be and is hereby set for Tuesday,Jnly, 7, 1970 at 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chamber of the City Hall of the City of Hermosa Beach, California. PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this PRESIDENT of the City Council, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California ATTEST: CITY CLERK day of 1970. TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Planning Commission SUBJECT: Review of Zone Change Request 2-70-1 (Fucile).. On May 19. 1970, the City Council referred back to the Planning Commission the appeal of James Fucile from the denial by the Planning Commission of the above request. In referring the matter back, the City Council specifically stated that it wished to express no comment regarding the merits of the case nor to offer the Planning Commission any suggestions except that the Commission should study a broader area and report back in 90 days. In considering this Council request, the Commission noted that: 1 The zoning of adjacent property is C-1 rather than C-3. The Commission felt that this would not alter their past reasoning. 2 The City Council is required by ordinance to make a decision on appeals within 40 days of closing of the public hear- ing (or by July 9, 1970). 3. The Planning Commission had previously indicated that it did intend to study the zoning and future land use of this area and would initiate rezonings when the problem was resolved- with the help of the property owners in the area. The Commission recommended, Comm. Mulfinger opposed, that the City Council sustain the action of the Planning Commission and that the Planning Commission will form a study committee to consider traffic flow and police problems in the area, utilize the 1970 census and the planned development district. and initiate any zone change that proves to be wise. In a sub4equent interview with Mr. Yorg. the Commission agreed to re -review the matter in order to eliminate any possible claim of biased or incomplete consideration if such action were legally permissable. Latest discussieos with the City Attorney has indicated that it is not legally permissable to do so. • C:11 ?3.,E ;:,•j: - • tr::“:•!.c Th At% cf4: have Triakz cI (kn.•c".:ff:! 6 V•.l.i:1•.1.t. {Comm„ Toole col/t e:eaned that, ,,vhaL;F� �.b t:td,'. ?�yC 3'"k24 !:. ht,tta 4.,.3 i ina:i. 3�;a that a there wasn't a .p:S rise plant, an that he .melt Mr, Y1 O'ef epi IvSU 1: had merit. and pa i;hap , the 1?),a3.mtrtg C;"!m mtsoiq.., :6 should: roconsislev the app appUGation, it were legall =sp F:(' G -'W 4� la Y/ .L' f d Motion by Comas?:, T ti Pz„ FtS cOn#%ed by COMES), ), 'grit :tinge to place the rovfew of the application, on the Planrang Commission agenda og'fay 2C 1970, fl the City Attorney concurs,: AYES: Comm. C lis„ ° :ct:e„ R,f.tzEl : >.. R; ,t: ' :rem man Noble. NOES: None 'LSr9:41t,: 'r zla r f "Witte s, and !.flaiti.,. City Planner Crei'o3tsaid that a letterhad been received kola MM. McOen aIogE2411g faz complying with ehe Planning Comyission request to. clean up.th.e pp,:emises due to a btolten foot and. pnemnonia end asktrag for an addLtf.4 i2a' two weeks.: Motion. by Comm. V atkee. i, seconded by C'wlc tun,,. Tcsie,t, to continuo the hea7F inn until July 6., 1970 AYES: Comm. COU a Foote, Mal:invgeG p Stabler . 4°c 's . Waiters, and Ch.af nytann - Noble. NOES» Norge ABSENTt, None Comm:. Stabler reported that a bi.eaki ast: meeting SR'vaw held with Comm. .. Coo iso aoote Stabler and CouncA rna1;F V.,$ae and Catty Manager McDaniel. Ha said that they were getting the Council involved in the ?„, U',, D. concept, and the Commission's attempt to use the lan,d use intensity app ;aoh. lie said they had discussed the concepts wail Mr„ ;<: tse, and also to Con ock p opeTty development, He said the plans w'fM':'ta '':iii LaI wan, check and that City P[''3ann.e:;' Crawford was going to make a Lo 'r. d:.e ove_.'. ay ger the development, lopment, so they could see how it would we k.„ C,t City Planner Crawfoid staled that this zequeat for zone change of jar. e C had gone to the City •C',ouncf3 and they had refenred it back to the Plartropq Commission with the mquest, that it be studied in detail and retuned the City Council within ninety dye, M. Crawford suggested that a committee within the Planning Commission be ionned to complete the study and i'?corn.- mend action which the Planning Commission ce,m10,1 thoc siii)tna to thf? ofjy Council, He indicated that confusion. over the actual ol7.sc, classificatton of Pacific Coast Highway lots (C-1 instead of C-3) led the City Coupc:11 to believ,3 that reconsidsv.,,gon. rifghtchange the mcoramendation. Chairrn.an Noble felt that an tgpikl hot id be employcd to study the matter and rr..1Pot hack to the Plannlag Com ti4 6 t• on. , but Corron. Wattem sa 1d ha would see such money sptAit:on otheT s such as the ndo: thr.f€4op.iraffnt. Mr. Toe Mundy„ 741‘, 2th Street., quoted thtGenra,11:::Tari in say io. that the. view lots in that area were to b(, p7mtecitad and the new apartmem Ing would destroy the vtew if it W fate errOCtAd He presented maps to th.'i! Com. - mission outlining a MtaL. of 352 can's now using 21st Street e an access to Pacific Coast Highway E -cm the P.,untoundin residential stverits4,eatd In the very new future the, tnpact of an additioElal, 142 dare will be felt f-toyn the new apaltment comptex on Iv.dracie„ Cc=mra, Collis asked Mr. Mundy what he felt was the bestuszi for the area, and Ma.„ Mundy said single. .trLteJ and that. he, would hike- to see aF111.eyways sq.qierating the commercial arez from resIdentla1 area, Mr. Sesant., 2207 PactD1c Coast liV,951.wa,ysaid he would like to watt untti other development occurs :Djiong the hflghway, beere a ohancie is made in the are.a, although he falvolra,d av*w.uajt CC..1111-mc,1.-cth.1, �avelopment Comm. Co.ilis suay.A2.slertd ithailt the ammkestogt turn the wriattqr to the Ciy Counci1 with': a ..}?1„)6rolTNtKe„it..:, to uphold thr4 6 ,W't tall, eod say that this Is not the time for a •ch,a,r6g1,\;,- Comm. Hlmme ceted that. he 11611 the C»orr. tOni'xl had too many etm010 valuabia mattes to be e'.01,8 toc:Ilvt time to ouch a study, Corn. Muiginger sate that heUPI somistrafaq nevair,i to be done with property „ CoYnn-t„ Noble indicated that he haldt IimKrV41,1-t-VY takAn a good hard look at the ayva and :reit her Cinie r'useft pte.g. Cing the esl'abiished R -I neighborhood with ;R-3 user„ Comm„ Watt. en 5 said that he eJ1t it va,s; rcitc fts ary to have batter ingorrti?: t on: • affic The a et u suitL; of th coinpletion of the Anthil,OT.c.,,,, units:; 1970 cu infourk-Aicin, before a, :5cniri.ci dectsion could be raack„ Moucn b Comm. Wattexs • seconded ty (7,!ointa. TilitTAMel t 0 sebd back a 1.';C•Olr. I ion f,T.ITririai 1.Arith t. he additional COMMerit that the Planning Contrniss; :•-.0."•,,'•I•Ts S I Ltd)/ corn it , consider traific flow and ,p.olice n t:t":12 EV Oaut ttt',r“,-..3 1970 census and the plzanned deilk,31.oprwitrti. , any z.c,'-na change '.:bat pt'ci-,./ez to be w;;:ie:. KAPE.,9'; Co,fim„. Co.kils, Stable -I,. Tooe, ,Naits,ars and Chairman NoNOS blei. , • laSET•lTz, RZ'4 ;1:4::3X Ctty Cotmc f:in of to Aviation Bouletvani. Nara) In' pmvie›,,t - cttG1r. C OFtlal t1 t'v Ni,., et Yvitme. Ch KIi3 C: S 10 it diecussod the 1S',V.J8 acittou. and ,7;iibrieque,,st acttons„ Cr= made: hy Comm- W attey's F; C'Z'Orld,ed • by COmrt Toole that. thf.?, City Cour:c.f." bc.' Info:mad that the Plarirkig, 00,110.1Thitt•Z tan. VII a Igo s with thoLr .-accar to the City Cov,.ric dal.g4 Septamber 1.7t, Ccr.,nrs.,„ (301:itts,, 7:bobs,, Itjatl!art',-; arifi TT: one. "tiviC9Plaitt14„ CAty Vienner pz-i.,,A`i,ented the "-- rtitd C ity Property" repop, proparsti by" and rofe.17.,z1A by thc, City Cou.n.ciI. ie'V and evtd t tbr,. „ Ib1 :otd that th, tU.4 tter F.J. Sled COnS in-depth aij- S i bif tiv? Plaraiting -C..rattil tC11 Comm,, (.:74.7,4)1,ks s'Q.::?..cortdcdbyC!,,ann.tc 7:;00 Tri ,.or"jut v., 15, 1970 d7evie,:.,„4,;, flrst 1ve ptt it b a geiq „ :T‘7.;'tF Toc,1 • • a -,1f t Lr.cT.411E 02(1: cnua%5Ktly L.11v. J\YCkwaa.„. man. NO,ES: • . 111...-As;E:1.?„11'.;! One. 1. and Geji„ 'r?: C:1-5.7"2 Enaci;L, vovas ofLi 1;?:10 Vdil.;?0,). '07,S t4:-2' the' on car ee cYr.i; we„ret ;:•..F.,:',qe; 1171 471 11.1.(li 9 (-210,57,:. 11}-,? ri,tztuF3 1'e:3 PTIO tt 3c.; yi.c.i.,43:zatiali, end ,4•72.-re,sfrnt zo31.11-4.c-; 2:0:;;ipetty,.. Of :y f;ii1,11!gMd 1:1t R1 lOtit C kyEr,-)wIe-.;:.71(3.2 abLitC-Arzg LIppKic rtat have r$1,51,f,,s Ex..;,ec ?..t.;:prz,is py.11. e:A5 kylc:1b ad to or f•;',C11.61 Li; CFIVI.Y10i: 1-Jecajg Itbeela pub- „ • 6,0 thOY .t.zave c:o go b a ca,s. • 1.:1,-,.7c3!.3.5:Ali.;th givg:;(,..B'4-1?;f3.„ 1:',170:),,,,.7:1A -R -t2: c.;era1S t thssr Gra'ir,if7oreil 2 a id flit t • tile haiireth t,.0 ry f.(.;) a •C.-1 'CV it1/11.,3 12, El 1:4,anc, Eittch, r...lhaago Si -:1111:71-1:31i....11; the kir:U.:let 1:0 • 12, • • Comm. Toole commented that what had conc,zmod him originallyITSE.12, -that them wasn't a precise plan,s and that.he Belt M. Yorg's latter had mett. and perhaps the Planning Darnmisoion should reconsideF the application if, it Weze legally possible. Motion by- Contnc, l'ooRo„ secondeci Conlin,. Muainger to place t reljtew c the application or the naming Gr.zalli.ssion agenda ogIur 20„ .3.9700 the City Attorney concurs,. AYES : Comm. Coalis, Foote4 Mukfincw, Stabker„ Taoist Waters, a2ld ataig- man Noblz. NOESt None .galltessP:g2Fan:lics_7' CcAdat94a:LifAlt.S2znitt City Planney OFELCATIViri Said that a hitter had bec-,n 'tecelved from 1,Vil:s„; MnOwen apologizing Jae not complying with the lawaritng Colmission rec.luest to clean :.kp the mantises due to a bli7oken foot and pneumonia asking for an additicinal two weeks Motion by Comm „. vkirk .sedonded by Comm. Toole, to continue the heaFing until 'July 6, 1970. NTES: Comm„: C;ollEs, 'Foote, hilitaciam, Stable, Toole„ Watters „ and Ohatyman Noble. NOESNone ABSENT: None Cornmittop Repons 7,031tng„..goffARIMTV. Gout. Stabler irepotrtiT•ad that a bF:EliFikfaSt MOOT:big v:las held with comm,. conis, foote, Stabler and!: CouncilmanVise and City Mager McDaniel. He said that they were gang the Council involved in the P. U. D. concept, and the Ciiommission's attempt to use, the Rand use intensity appxoa.;:h. Ige said they had discussed the concepts withIVkt Viso, and also the 001VOCk property development. rtie said', the plans wee t pian theckc anc.i that City Nannex am -doted tvas going to ntalc„e a L. U' I. ovcday tbr the developwant„ so they could see how it would wook. ";;..° a'.t �.1' 1...,id'.i': t 6• 4..•a r 1 i '�.�.'..". I, - h RESOLUTLOE,, d01' .. a 3.17Y '�.�. A NIN.(..i ti.e ,:'1,:p'i � IS fCY lNY .k .F' E i�+A.`,1��)..OSA. D>ah4tr'a%.5i`r��ti FRO : H e RE(' j ,c.rei.�,r},'r,,�e�` jf.lcx�:�.L S s:� %7JILiof;. QR A r. JHA.fs�G{'f^ OF -LAND %; E P'0NE •F 'iO.tti, 1.'4 �`.'t �7^ t; j�::s 'tai PUTT T.b��''iN .T.2.E� .1 '10 �.i-,3 d�/.1 i�3.J tIP .f.:1.E - dYSr AT 2313 w 21st .sk 4TREET, a ilER A ,, the City Nanning G..aOritr.flis.;kn a Hl;mosa Beach, at a p zh1t.A hear- ing held /pill E: and 20, 1970 at 7:30 In. in the C',r :aha ai.k fFS Of Ctty Hail,did .onsi ea the request :fames rJCQ1C >o^ :t13Cj 4land nd ase zone classification from R-1 with a' pot.eEHtta", to R-3- on lots 20.,y, 2 § 22, i'i rrinosa View Trac Noa i. located. at: 731 d f. 7, 759 .,. 21st Street „ Hermosa Reach, under :provisions of Article '' / ? ,w`yi.;' 7.'i king Ordinance N. S, .i.54 as <.gt tilde sf< and �. I ,EREfiS _ at said hearings the 4. r� u'41 g -it ton p[ri F ted in evidence: 1, The proposed change was to allow �.�em/rroe6eKbOf an 3 n Ye7t b.i 1d ng on the '.e ';"ee ,o'.S 2. The City.=on'int:,«. Okclin n:'e. Woi 1<? allovd• zpr..to tt-Airty-fous anitS on said lot, requiring uirii g : Ift y -oa C df"'rt":M'" et: pc211r. ng spaces. 3. 21st St,rt,:('u is c„ie 4.ated >.£ Ft , feet 'aids,. had a o,hir tyr`"1oot wide pat /eE£3.`•."^nt, with pa, Itjng prohibtied On .....c.. . Z rth SWG,, 4. The C potential e.`,o4.s;.wication "d.;a;,:r s< `ablf,sh�.".?, r,a? .{ .4% as p&1: o: a e,1..r 'al :� e..`Y.(.��.it. 6"o,':i•aco_Viage combining.he ?,11.)r .n4. `ottr With odi9 m '.' c; i a 1 k s .,..,. o n l.: a f a„.1 Pacific Co L't. c, t Ei t;` 1"., ) ci y , 5 a Ch y. T: tt Cin "e ^r: not been 1 O The prropc,s changeear o..", pa; ..; 1 se,;.) yfeet�S�x, F'anti one i-; u.ndr.e y n3.a d=al fiN,•"` .feet ze:4,.M',With ,s potential hay inc access ra S „a >tpcr L } .a rr r, 3 With 'y only to. �.�.wi� �.a�?t:,..µ. andufis.:a ;a �s:�..t.3,;.v" �.ri? f:,,�'�a.4�;?xr2%ltwa€e.'iTB "vi"v �F,E't �c:.v: Co l}' ighway c osamerct. . yots < €, „ The 19 5 General " :e. 'A o -w s this i" €. e as part f a a 1D, Litt w ,....l ridor...It indicates thzt. %3 a.:eerrt,t.age of rots into s�p'ge parcels is desirable: and HN RE S o Residents of the area ;;: e eratf d a petite :fin bearing L it;j...two 1"i.a$k?.c s and r pr;'es nti$i.C, t'tF:,;'tk^typ«.bete ras;`i,.es>.'in the m...2 p'o est't,ng the, request, and additional i? fCCo 4ap};' era,Wb d to i w r . Eg.aars k, 1 f e.4 . ;t}E`i J , e • • cl it ri.ot neede6. 2 Additiona3. apart,,,nents 'o .a1. acgravatt-i!; seyore on -street ping conge,T,ticya. 3„ The plaaned com ciiW6j.id. bebtter the corrifilUnity and the neighborhood; 1,A.FIERE/E• „ atter ido.e, cc sit;;cn wth1ngevfAt;.'„nc.tej 4.:/).C.1 oral testimony as Well . • Es staff reports, it is the f.i.n.citf4) of the planning0m6.11,ssior, that: 1, The fir4dings of the Piarrainc-,3 cc.kiarrilss ton cgariC with petitions. of the residents f,n the a:m..ya prok.esting additiorNA at. this tline 2. Thi a type of developent at the present time w6uld inorease problems for the residentain the area„ 3 At the cit -eat tithei7.:$ 'kr:, no ro,i)exiioriltonai high density residences in the ayea:;n aFtb Jett %4Vcit' be clets'a./71ental to pro7• per grOWth cthangel.,,Yerea 'maid Ojit Off C pOtfi,lattal • to thc-r; v,YeStf. IGESci.ln, the plonnoci, Highway otsip,The3.z thea'e:aafly dsts a ...leec."?,1:0&,... cOrctruer.o.i.ai pToi.-..4.ertyofs;,:thatantial depth; in the city NOVIT,T Itif,REFORE„ BE IT USOLVED that the Otty plannint Caff,1011,oissiorg Of Hermosa Beach ilercsby dentes, the sab1,0,:, 17; e, CI S End mcc,,m..mad:td,S;!, that a precise pl.an of the azea be develop,,d bef Farzy t'ur tiler changes. of, land Li.Se zone aro made,. foregotng RecLittonwas i-../dOyACA by the Harm'ing (.7,otitmission. at -a regular meeting held on the 20th of .Apra, 197C), by the f.7.111.owing AYES: Comm, Col10,1, Comm. 'UV atters.„,nd haan oii NOES: Coath MAftnger ABSEOT: (.3orara, Himmel, ;3tab:leT, Toole, OERTIFicATION .• 1 hereby c„'ert.ify that the fozegotag Re,soluV.on. P. 0. i54771 -alas adopted by the F1ginci Comaiii3Siort. of the (31,t,y oHeEY/10.Sa Bei„)cilt"2,7!:2:Cf.);1,F.ir neeting'•• held on the 21.,th o Aprii, 1,970, • DATE I',4Ct8LE, r r r^ r, • • - • Pubkic li.e,t7yr1rtg TTJCt . • Mr P-Va C 6 CP -1:n 730 4 r,; . '.f".-yt. gy'a firs. fio S S shr'Art; ing.c 4;;:.. 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TA Hugh bli. c Carat ok. 6 /19 -- 2 it S L!iai nit dorop'ksx p:Fil...*??&adton Of ri)07C:' WOU liqh. o at,s06:i if 7:17.0 al Sk.,e also that. north s "10,•;.;) *a adoutCc that, cc,u0d spaoes•o.tha .310e eel: • ChadF.)a'j,•.ker„ 2110 Etv)"i4*.n 2 said No a e1,9 pa •7;,* „ n that 1,hf.3. t tf.7,tf C enough, pad ki.nci .11,<7.4 CO). 1,1Parin.g p . • • • • c,Na liTobl•t7A. rs•lent. with 171-1, attraCti -Ft ;X-7. ;•i'Z S' P.).. ts..,;,.r • the rtoki:ti;i:-or:tack. o. th ,'.'llf.1:14,MYA9.t.ti.lci•i.,h.t. gr.G.2.".trk..r.r."1-f3 IfF'5Ct`-Y--C and t11(7.' citxt-kom-in,t(1,,:t1 6-airi1. r4 zoning.;citbc,,,,,cfht Vft.111,0,isr (V.Irrt,'k?Vci rA (,--;07,-An-ief4c ;a1 1:0-;,$„ ; of. ail ate,av of. it 6: oS.1C'• 13,r.1 c . f,'.; Pkv 11 S "1 - 3 wFA” not r y o c; t1t.r..•-, (7 p nt. la 5,, shou:$ r :1! irt 1117,1,' rd3 at4t.h.at tk.4! tiEtJ..;.,F!):!...z., • tOJF- Vv t1rt qr 4"°•i sJt,?r, t. • t„ --a ,5* C!'-omm t • g-1,17:isia'gaite in,the itc•etio:ii (701-11M,, Eitte.4:1 17f1•tAfr---,, . 6:?;,..pt,(7:r,„,q," Clbtange zone': fKarlA 121.---1••v;til at, '139 -- 2.1st. S•i:rF;?,i•-,q_ fatle6. y• 1:;!•-? AVIS • . Comm 11.1.:anci• 1.401::n; c:nr 4F 4•14 ABSENT:', Comm, 11R441711:1,44).... r AN a tier vni . 7 I deny ingr • of :-•:.C• •-• „ • This typ.--t, of ..e3„,e1J.ownelf.:4 at the pmsent aue to inadequate t,:CDC:I't irlti-A and offstyeet 1.7',.iTanclards, would inc;,,ease problems •for •the the area, 3. At the cuuent theo yieeg to?' additional h.igh iuttyresideaces the area; i.n gact, such woutcl be deteimental 17,0pope r growth 4, if this one change wo:e accomplished, it 7.11101.: r.4.0 potentiafl t the WRS't lessen the: plant exl ccri;„rnexcial 'Paciic Coast Ighway,r 2,ots, y,?hen thP,vs, actuallye•xists a nee.1 fox oramercial e..1 ty (7,t si.lbstantial deipth in thq., city. Th a Resaution wa f^7,a povtb Lb,0 AYES Comm. CcAlis„.Cmr Vtteg'S 6 aeid Chan NOES; Comm- MuUing(f.zr ABSENT. Comm „ 'Fj; it13.171a, Stable,, Tedo!,e„ Chairman bie nsro rr te (..'; a tttc.ha (7';(111, p. nal unless thoy appeal, • to ths City c(u.cu; hiten days, C;iai,:man 1;RA:4e $1,,ICK.pF.Uiqqt!: a special Stir Se '61$: ion. to rf..)'taw the; plaar.,ing o this fl ,41,U-c-212-ak '614 • City Harmeg: it at this businis•s h bro.,n, given a coadittona. is5e • P,tii,11-s.H;j Decembec,, an,d wil...3.Feappri:',,,w,din Api 1969 for a one yea. peEiod, has expised,„ VNT initially f ive colrilitions, two o which have not been al,?it. Although .a pasKATg ee ha 0 been clreatei'*,,it bas not been propey delineated. The iandscaping has not beer: cornOMed Mrs. DorothyhicE,wen, nwfr:),pgkator og the 0,:r etc s • ya'i7d.„ said that they now weTe till a positton to oper the.yare:i seven days a 'Yrok, and although she ha planned to have the 3„andscapLirrg inished,„ she hac:1 g which had delayed it. With one on the .ce:gularly, they couHl now ee that the ca:rs ecri en th parking a.;a ani be able gtse ts1,, keep the la.ndscaping watered. Corm:. Collis s.soe61. by Comm x,„Yattes to extend the Conditional Use Pe3mit to another wi•ialf.0.1..,ut review again in oixty days to allow the a.pplioant time to uilitythe c.,orpd it to y -.1;c oiriginany stipu:katAd with additional recornmendationt; he'AOIN • 1„ ',Mat the pay& aea al Joeintimssction of 6th and Pacific Coast Highway be signed "No•Pak.ing” end barriers he eg:acte4 to wevent the illegal parking of vehicles in sate. area„ • • 2, .That the kegal be'&i:c•gne.-1:1 "C.';,Uf.E.,tcariar Payking Only" and the storage • ic.ec by• thl. bodychooprevelate., closed hours., . Honorable Members, Planning Commission, City of Hermosa Beach Gentlemen: In reference to the zoning' change application made by Mr. James V. Fucile which was referred back to you by theCity. Council for further study, you may recall that we had. requested the matter be held over until June 15 -because both Mr. Fucile and myself were to be absent from the City on June 1. Upon our return we discovered that the Planning Commission acted on the application on June 1 and allowed open discuss- ion on the matter, which actions we feel will be detrimental to our cause. We therefore request that you rescind your actions of June 1 .in this matter and reschedule it for your July 6 meeting, at which time we would have additional information to bring forth. Any. opponents could then have their say and we would be en- titled to a rebuttal. Inasmuch as three members of the Planning Commission were absent from the meeting at which you first recommended a denial of the zone change and because'of the emotional nature of. that meeting, we would like another opportunity to present our case, hopefully in a clearer and calmer light. We respecA- fully request your concurrence. Yours very truly, Georgi for James V. Fucile i .l `' �•7 �•: 34, .)6.66 + r ry aft 1 " r ri " FCr Al [` 1 , L.4., j n, ie rtvt•N,33..7 19.- 2.9.37,,` (e.."-7an4,. ? yt 9. !¢�.5a a ac,...,rr i a1 aL� ;;4r. 35 i :•- dry � ` r ` 1(4, r'58 -59 `.07 a .41115 J46 4 /9 ..rer.'� M M v,4•�.� 43 �% 9,A. <a I/ 4,2 (e•••• 71'L'L.) (.®"- 74 2 PATh 87.0(` 4 52.42 7 4, 2•:123, 3) 1,L • • • • {(1. 3; t` %o a. 4' �,' Y6: I t Mailing address: 15131 Clark Ave Industry California 91745 --- Tel: 330-4114 from: Matthew J Witternan... forMrs Elenor W Boice, Owner re: property #2-20 Pier Ave Hermosa Beach California June 28, 1970 to City of Hermosa Beach. California Gentlemen : About six weeks ago your Mr Thielen called me on the telephone and asked me whether I would cooperate with him -,to contribute to beautify PiereAvenue in Hermosa in rebuilding side -walks and adding trees, just as I had done six or eight years ago when the buying and development of public parking guarantees were asked.for. that I would I told Mr Thelan at that time/(he said that the estimate would be $1100.00) and on receiving card regarding this I signed and returned to you immediately, as we like to cooperate all possible with you. • This week I received several calls from my tenants stating that in the development it is planned. to .eliminate the customer parking in front of our property #2-20 Pier Ave and this was not, referred to when Mr Thelan called me. If this is true, this would be highly damaging to our property, and I would ask you to cancel out our guarantee for this development and ask that you send me a blueprint of plans, so that I can proceed further. #2-20 Pier has been recently developed and modernized in every detail, and the elimination.of customer -:parking would be terribly damaging to our property and development. MJW:bt :• f Cordially yours, Matthew Witteman (Address above) May 18, 1970 The Honorable Quentin L. Thelen Mayor of Hermosa Beach California My dear Mayor Thelen: We, the undersigned, respectfully request that the City of Hermosa Beach erect a barricade on the narrow roadway which is adjacent to the rear of the garages of our homes which face The Strand. The area from Longfellow to 29th Street is a real hazard to us as residents/owners due to high speeds being used by through traffic. All the gates of the residences open directly onto this roadway and the excessive speeds make it very dangerous to life and limb. Any assistance you can provide in eliminating this dangerous element will be sincerely appreciated. RESIDENT/OWNER ADDRESS r^1 ! L .� j i.� '-•4 CJ IJ : XC. J Curl' �.}�k.. ..,: 1st /VA { 37t;QiiJ ,Si `/1✓t'"i) .a 0 ° �., r + 1%kJ'. ‹L.,o-. t: ) 2 i�...''j /!.✓ _ . .. ' «„i..? -.-'i c: rte.✓"'•%' f / • • ) 7/7//671--4--/ 7. -:2 !r r (-17- Or; / 3 July 2 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Wesley O. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: Shakespeare Lane Situation Gentlemen: The letter from these residents is not a new expression of interest to the City Staff; this situation has been discussed many times, and the issue has been raised more than once by Warren Miller in particular. In response to it, we have spent a great deal of time attempting to devise a reasonable solution to the problem which they describe. The difficuZty with placing a barrier acs the aney at some point is primarily two -fold; Utilitsy vehicles such as trash trucks and the street sweeper would be unable to perform properly. (b) More critically, ail transient automobiles who turn into the alley by mistake would proceed to the barrier, and then have to find some way to turn around in order to go back. In this narrow alley, there Ls no way to do this other than by danger- ous backing and then tre5passing on to private driveways and parking pads in order to execute the turn. A possible solution at the walkway points to the Strand to protect bicycle traffic exiting from them would be to provide some additional protective barrier for a few feet into the alley, and we have taken a preliminary look at this. Otherwise, the best solution appears to be additional traffic speed enforcement, and perhaps the second motor officer can show some activity in this regard. RespeCtfully submitted, WESLEY C. MC DANIEL City Manager WCM:mm 21 - 4th Street Hermosa Beach, Calif. June 11, 1970 City of Hermosa Beach Civic Center Hermosa Beach, Calif. Dear. Sirs: Thursday night, June 4, 1970, about 10:15pm a member of our family was stricken with a coronary attack. faergency Service was called and re3ponded imnediately. The police and two rescue personnel were very-efficent and took over at once. Although we did not get their names but may we as long time residents of Hermosa Beach express our thanks and also how proud we are to have such personnel who can handle emergency situations as•though they were an every day affair. Again our thanks to these fine men for a job well done. Sincer�t Robert C. Oool • • July 20,1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: 'Wittman Letter It is suggested that Mr. Wittemanes letter might be referred to the Mayor and City Manager to answer, since he basically is acting under a misappTehension. The purpose of the postcard survey (from which very little return has been received) was simply to obtain a general preliminary expression of interest. It holds no legal obliga- tion nor does it relate to any particular adopted plan. If sufficient interest is shown by the property owners, the next step would be to decide upon an actual plan and then move into the specific legalrequtrements for establishing an assessment district. The question of treatment of lower Pier Avenue west of Beach Drive„ and its effect upon parking, would obviously be a critical part of. that plan in which • Mr. Witteman would have ample opportunity, to make his needs known. Respectfully submitted, WESLEY C. MC DANIEL City Manager WCM:mm "711 e•-,',1 • PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION: ROBERT MCCURDY, CHRM. DAVID BORAN VERNON FAY ALBERT LOPEZ E. L. MORRIS COU Y OF LOS ANGELES/DEPARTMENT OF PARKS & RECREATION NORMAN S. JOHNSON DIRECTOR 12TH FLOOR 155 WEST WASHINGTON BOULEVARD LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90015 (213)749-691 1 Dr. Alfonso A. Valdes Mayor City of Hermosa Beach 1315 Valley Drive Hermosa Beach, California 90254 Subject: Bike Paths in Beach Areas Dear Sir: June 25, 1970 Last fall your City was invited to attend a meeting held in Santa Monica relative to a course of action toward eventual establishment ofa bike path along the beach areas between Santa Monica and the Palos Verdes peninsula. Basically, at that meeting it wag determined that each city -would assist in determining a possible route and the estimated cost of a bike path within that city boundary. In furtherance of the effort to study feasibility of a bike path, we are enclosing a set of considerations and standards prepared by this department, which are intended to give unified direction to this study. A meeting has been set for 9:30 A.M. Thursday, July 16, 1970 at the Joslyn Center, 1601 Valley Drive, Manhattan Beach. At that time we intend to provide an opportunity for dis- cussion of the criteria and integration of the various plans prepared by the cities to determine the over-all feasibility of such a route. If you have specific questions, please direct them to Mr. D. W. Bachman of this department, phone 749 6911, extension 43. Very tr ohnson, Director, ENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION ee? 2175 CHERRY AVENUE 49 SIGNAL HILL,CALIFORNIA 90806 v (213)426-7333 CITY OF siOfAL HILL CvNT?R June 15, 1970 HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL Gentlemen: The City Council of the City of Signal Hill unanimously urges your support for adoption of Senate Bills 966 and 967 (Deukmejian). This legislation, being supported by the League of California Cities, would provide for the termination of unproductive oil leases which encumber the surface rights of land and prevent development, although not producing oil in sufficient quantities to justify continuation of the encumbrances. SB 967 defines in the absence of other specific defini- tions or proof to the contrary, that production which is sufficient to yield a reasonable rate of return to lessor and lessee, and provides that in the absence of such production, the lease shall be deemed to have terminated by its own provisions. SB 966 establishes a proced- ure for either the lessor or lessee to bring an action to partition the rights and interests of the lessor from those of the lessee. Preliminary drafts of this legislation, prepared by the Ad Hoc Committee for the Termination of Unproductive Oil Leases, are attached for your consideration. In asking your support of this important legislation, I. would like to submit the following information regarding the extent of the problem of unproductive oil leases in the City of Signal Hill. Within the City limits are 595 acres of unoccupied land zoned primarily manufacturing (M-1 and M-2) and apartment and highrise residential (R-4 and R-5). In computing this vacant land,• an area of 900 square feet was allowed STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL IN THE MATTER OF THE Protest of: CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, By: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Mgr. Civic Center, Hermosa Beach Against the issuance of an on -sale beer license to: JACK BLISS and DONALD A. LEE 1332 Strand Hermosa Beach, under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act. I hereby certify that the following constitutes my proposed decision in the above -entitled matter as a result of the hearing held before me at the above time and place, after due notice thereof having been given according to law, and I hereby recommend its adoption as the decision of the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control. 160 Folios File 37573 Licenses: Reg. 1839 Time of Hearing: 6-1-70 9:30 a.m. Place of Hearing: Hermosa Beach, Calif. Reporter: Mary A. Walsh OLA -23506 Appearances: For Dept: Frank Britt; Assoc.Counsel. For Prot: J. B. Mirasson; City Atty. Hermosa Beach. • Jack Bliss, In pro per. For Appl: PROPOSED DECISION ISSUES TO BE DETERMINED: The issues to be determined in the matter are whether or not the issuance of the license would be contrary to public welfare and morals in that: (1) the issuance of the license would be contrary to a valid zoning ordinance, to wit, Ordinance No. NS 295 of the City of Hermosa Beach, and (2) applicants have failed to furnish information required by Section 23950 of the Business and Professions Code in connection with their application for a license in that they have failed to provide: (a) financial statements on Department Form ABC -242, (b) documents show- ingright to possession of premises, (c) evidence of type of operation to be conducted. FINDINGS OF FACT: 1. The premises is located at 1332 Strand in the City of Hermosa Beach. Strand is not a vehicular thoroughfare but is a walkway along the beach in the area of the premises. The surrounding property is princip- ally commercial in, use with two small residences located immediately to the rear of the premises. 2. The premises is a new one-story building approximately 451 by 521 and will be operated as a beer bar serving sandwiches and featuring live entertainment, that is, band.music and musical groups which will appealto a young adult patronage. It is presently proposed by applicants to only operate in the evening hours: Neither applicant has had any prior experience in the operation of a premises licensed to sell alcoholic bever- ages. 3. Applicants propose to lease the premises, if issued a license, from Willard James for a period of five years at an annual rental of $7500.00. A formal lease has not as yet been executed. 4. Applicants propose to invest approximately $5000.00 in furn- ishing the premises. Co -applicant Jack Bliss has $2000.00 in cash. No firm loan commitments have been secured nor has any lease for fixtures been executed. Co -applicant Donald A. Lee indicated he could borrow up to $4000.00 from a member of his family. —1— AOC_ UO�ra asj c?c • FINDINGS OF FACT:(continued) ' File: 37873 Reg : 1$39 5. Subsection (4) of Section 3 of Ordinance NS 29$ of the City of Hermosa Beach reads as follows: "(No establishment for the sale of alcoholic beveragesas defined in Section 5-34,Definitions,of Article IV, Alcoholic'Beverages of the Code of the city of Hermosa Beach, California, adopted -by Ordinance No. NS 256 on February 5, 1963, for consumption upon the premises at which said alcoholic. beverage is sold, shall be permitted in any "C" commercial zones ("0" zones) without first there having been filed an application for a Conditional Use Permit and said Conditional - Use Permit having been granted and effective as set forth in Article 14, Variances and Conditional Use Permits, of said Ordinance No. NS. 154 as amended." 6. Applicants' premises is located in a C-2 commercial zone and requires a Conditional Use Permit under the described Ordinance section. This Ordinance is valid. 7. The Planning Commission of the city of Hermosa Beach denied the application of applicants for a Conditional Use Permit and the City Council of Hermosa Beach affirmei.the Planning Commission. No further appeal has been taken by the applicants. $. The applicants did not furnish the information required under Section 23950 of the Business and Professions Code to the Department in that they were awaiting the city action on their application for a ,Con- ditional Use Permit. DETERMINATION OF ISSUES: 1. Applicants failed to comply with Ordinance No. NS 29$ of the city of Hermosa Beach. • 2. Applicants failed to furnish the information required by Section 23950 of the Business and Professions Code to the Department. 3. The issuance of the license would be contrary to public welfare and morals. RECON i'JEEI'IDATION : The petition is denied. The protest is sustained. Dated at Los Angeles, California, June 15, 1970. HELEN L. GALLAGHER;s J aring Officer Office of Administrative Procedure. HLG:jj -2- 6Pc 411 STATE OF CALIFORNIA • DEPARTMENT OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL 160 Folios Licenses: IN THE MATTER OF THE Protest of: CITY OF HERMMOSA BEACH, By: Wesley C.' McDaniel, City Civic Center, Hermosa Beach Against the issuance of an on -sale beer license to: JACK BLISS and DONALD A. LEE 1332 Strand Hermosa Beach, Mg under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act. 1 hereby certify that the following constitutes my proposed decision in the above -entitled matter as a result of the hearing held before me at the above lime and place, after due notice thereof having been given according to law, and I hereby recommend its adoption as the decision of the Department -of Alcoholic Beverage Control. File 37873 Reg. 1839 Timeof Hearing: Place of Hearing: ( ' Reporter: Mary A Appearances: For Dept: Frank Britt; Assoc.Counsel. For Prot: J. B. Mirasson; City Atty. Hermosa Beach. For Appl: Jack Bliss, In pro per. 6-1-70 9:30 a.m, Hermosa Beach, Calif. . Walsh OLA -23506 PROPOSED DECISION ISSUES TO BE DETERMINED: The issues to be determined in the matter are whether or not the issuance of the license would becontrary to public welfare and morals in that: (1) the issuance of the license would be contrary to a valid zoning ordinance, to wit, Ordinance No. NS 29$ of the City of Hermosa Beach, and (2) applicants have failed to furnish information required by Section 23950 of the Business and Professions Code in connection with their application for a license in that they have failed to provide: (a) financial statements on Department Form ABC -242, (b) documents show- ing right to possession of premises, (c) evidence of type of operation to be conducted. FINDINGS OF FACT: 1. The premises is located at 1332 Strand in the City of Hermosa Beach. Strand .is not a vehicular thoroughfare but is a walkway along the beach in the area of the premises. The surrounding property is princip- ally commercial in, use with two small residences located immediately to the rear of the premises. 2. The premises is a new one-story building approximately 45' by 521 and will be operated as a beer bar serving sandwiches and featuring live entertainment, that is, band music and musical groups which will appeal. to a young adult. patronage. It is presently proposed by applicants to only operate in the evening hourso. Neither applicant has had any prior experience in the operation of a premises licensed to sell alcoholic bever- ages. 3. Applicants propose to lease the premises, if issued a license, from Willard James for a period of five years at an annual rental of $7$00.00. A formal lease has not as yet been executed. 4. Applicants propose to invest approximately $$000.00 in furn- ishing the Premises. Co -applicant Jack Bliss has $2000.00 in cash. No firm loan commitments have been secured nor has any lease for fixtures been executed. Co -applicant Donald A.'Lee 'indicated he .could borrow up to $4000.00 from a member of his family. -1- ABC -11O 11o.e3 .: �C ....w.x.-.-..lb6fi. 0A.2.li File: 37$73 FINDINGS OF FACT : (continued) Reg : l$39 5. Subsection (4) of Section 3 of Ordinance NS 29$ of the City of Hermosa Beach reads as follows: "(No establishment for the sale of alcoholic bevragesas defined in Section 5-34,Definitions,of Article IV, Alcoholic'Beverages of the Code ofthe city of Hermosa Beach, California, adopted .by Ordinance No. NS 256 ori"`February 5, 1963, for consumption upon the premises at which said alcoholic. beverage is sold, shall be permitted in any "C" commercial zones ("C" zones) without first there having been filed an application for a Conditional Use Permit and said Conditional - Use Permit having been granted and effective as set forth in Article 14, Variances and Conditional Use Permits, of said Ordinance No. ES. 154 as amended." 6. Applicants' premises is located in a C-2 commercial zone and requires a Conditional Use Permit under the described Ordinance section. This Ordinance is valid. 7. The Planning Commission of the city of Hermosa Beach denied the. application of applicants for a Conditional Use Permit and the City Council of Hermosa Beach affirmaithe Planning Commission. No further appeal has been taken by the applicants. $. The applicants did not furnish the information required under Section 23950 of the Business and. Professions Code to the Department in that they were awaiting the city action on their application for a Con- ditional Use Permit. DETERMINATION OF ISSUES: 1. Applicants failed to comply with Ordinance No. NS 29$ of the city of Hermosa Beach. • 2. Applicants failed to furnish the information required by Section 23950 of the Business and Professions Code to the Department. 3. The issuance of the license would be contrary to public welfare and morals. RECOI i''IENDATION : The petition is denied. The protest is sustained. Dated at Los Angeles, California, June 15, 1970. 42/ HELEN L. GALLAGHER! aring Officer Office of Administrative Procedure. HLG:jj STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL CERTIFICATE OF DECISION` File 73 Reg. 4e139 It is hereby certified that a Hearing Officer of the Office of Administrative Procedure having submitted the attached proposed decision, and the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, having reviewed the findings of fact, determination of issues and recommendation, adopted said proposed decision as its decision in the case therein described on jun, 25, Iwo Sacramento, California Dated: June 250 1 70 ABC -127 (1-67) Wrote, aorsoo Hearing and Legal Unit June 17, 1970 Daniel L. Held 321 Obispo Avenue Long Beach, California Honorable Mayor and City Council City Hall - Civic Center Hermosa Beach, California 90251 Gentlemen: This letter is to request that the matter of the transfer of the on -sale -beer license of the Rumb1eseat, 530 Pacific Coast Highway, be placed on the agenda for your next council meeting. The reason forthis request is that I was not aware of the implications of your protest letter to the ABC 1arx board concerning the serving of food on said premises. Thank you. rjy truly. y urs Daniel L. Hel June 17, 1970 Daniel L. Held 321 Obispo Avenue Long Beach, California Honorable Mayor and City Council City Hall Civic Center Hermosa Beach, California 90254 Gentlemen: This letter is to request that the matter of the transfer of the on -sale beer license of the Rumbleseat, 530 Pacific Coast Highway, be placed on the agenda for your next council meeting. The reason forthis request -is that I was not aware of the implications of your protest letter to the ABC kom board concerning the serving of food on said premises. TI ank you. truly -urs Daniel L. He ABC - R.UtMr1LESEAT, 530 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY - On Sale Beer -Eating Place - Person -to -Person Transfer - Daniel L. Held. DISCUSSION - City Manager McDaniel informed the Council that the report received from Chief of Police William H. Berlin, Jr. stated that there appeared to be inadequate facilities for the preparation and storage of food, with cooking facilities limited to a sandwich heating machine for on - premises food preparation, and it was therefore the recommendation of the Police Department that a protest be filed with the Department of Alcholic Beverage Control relative to the "Eating Place" portion of the license, with a recommendation that only the On Sale Beer License transfer be granted. Mr. Daniel L. Held was present and in reply to a question from Councilman Wise stated that he had discussed this matter with•Officer Moore and that it was his intention to serve only sandwiches and beer -and that he was. aware that an eating place could not bar minors but that this was not the clientele he planned to serve. Mayor. Pro Tem Valentine felt that the City should seek a.. clarification of the eating place status from the Board of Alcoholic Beverage Control and for that reason should file a technical protest on this point. ACTION to protest the issuance of an On Sale Beer -Eating Place license to Rumblesea.t, 530 Pacific Coast Highway, due to the fact that cooking facilities are inadequate,. and to recommend that only an On Sale Beer license transfer be granted, motion by Councilman Valdes - Second by Councilman Bigo. So ordered. I STATE OF CALIFORNIA RONALD REAGAN, Governor DEPARTMENT OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL 1215 0 STREET SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 95814 June 25, 1970 Mr. Wesley C. McDaniel City Manager City of Hermosa Beach Civic Center Hermosa Beach, CA 90254 Dear Mr. McDaniel: Daniel L. Held Rumbleseat 530 Pacific Coast Hwy. Hermosa Beach File 48975 We acknowledge receipt of your protest against the issuance of an. alcoholic beverage license to the above applicant, to whom a copy of_.your protest has been sent. If the Department recommends approval of the application, we will schedule a hearing on your protest before a Hearing Officer of the Office of Administrative Procedure. • If the application is denied, the applicant may request a hearing. If such a request is mader the hearing on your protest will be held at the,same time. You will be notified of the date, time and place of any such hearing. If the applicant does not request a hearing after the denial of the application, the denial becomes final and no further advice will be sent to you. P:pw cc Mr. Kermit Q. Greene Applicant Very truly yours, Hearing and Legal Unit' By (Mrs. Superviso rothy Pierson 'st ":141 �V� a Co*oi a + � Zali mta 9$814 demo 2 10.%0 R g Daniel L. Held, Rumbleseet T vt 0 Pacific Cotgbw1 , Person to Person Want On Sale .Beer bating Placa une 160070 the ltarmosa Beach City. Council c onafg tom► matt+ aba ver-aitad transfer, which Included review of a 1 *and etas ` t► relative to the" applicant anti the premises On the Aide, 01 thtaF. t . re ..;the City Council voted to pot'eat teeuenoe 01 the twinedr* 3p1, is>below. >, ataif' Port indicate that.t, **comb these appeared to be no leo to foto. Involved in Mr. ffehili back u ,d a it a ivhathat or not the peraiees web inlaot sleetingthe MU fAt" ; 4tating Place" type of license, anti int ;wwa thezeibie Oat such ragnitersento would be met a . the Ott?. , t, `. 6`e, to u e t ltlar it s end.the; I ,o Itemise .o. be twined rate: ep1 ►terLdiap that sealing Piave tree bow tta e t 'woo within die tabltihat.'. this e fail a end sootal iStOlilSokS, The city„ °t Eby, Ola tveIy is it beatattOo ... • bonalide part othe a tom., °° a ►at.:al. teal that the °tattoo place* attpulattto a as ►e tttag titian...4,44(1 permit edea to en Yv: uest trot thio letter be treated as farad be held tit our oil et you cortiveuttertoe, •dditiriaal details to your taveattgater or • June 15, 1970 TO: FROM: William H. Berlin, Chief of Polio e SUBJECT: Alcoholic Beverage Pers. to Pers. Transfer Applicant: Daniel L. Held Location: 530 Pacific Coast Highway. dba Rurnbleseat Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager Sir: On the basis of our background investigation of applicant, Daniel L. Held, we can find no reason for opposing the person to person transfer of the alcoholic beverage license for the above entitled business. However, during a review of the premises prompted by the application for transfer, our detectives found what appears to be inadequate facilities for the preparation and storage of food. The premises is licensed as "On Sale Beer - Eating Place", and the transfer requested, if granted, would include the passing of the "Bona Fide Restaurant" portion of the license. Cooking facili- ties are limited to a sandwich heating machine for on -premises food preparation. It is our opinion these 'facilities are inadequate to qualify the business for the title "Eating Place". It is therefore our recommendation that a protest be filed with the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, relative to the "Eating Place" portion of the license. We would therefore recommend only that the On Sale Beer license transfer be granted. WHB /lm. Respectfully (,///://�J%i., WILLIAM H. BERLIN, Chief of Police De sot detach-notueis (di copies APPLICATION FOR ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSES) To: Department of Alcoholic Beverage Contral 1215 OStreet Sacramento, Calif. 95814 WI()W <. ' ( DISTRICT SERVING LOCATION) The undersigned hereby appliE licenses described as follows: .a 2. NAME(S) OF APPLICANT(S) De Not Writ* Above This Chea -ave Headgear 1. NAME(S) OF LICENSE(S) FILE ANO tom=`" f"icb FEE' NO. 9 PA' CLEC N 01, gEt� Applied u . ec.'tai4U41 Effective Da *ft Office beBg GEOGRAPHICAL CODE -11 Dote Issued einp. Permit Effective Date 3. TYPE(S) OF T S LIC:; r® fif 4. Name of B siness )Ut.:0.ln.' 14-1q1.1014 5. Location of Business -Number and;Street' oC� City and Zip Code u-ro. a %.f., 44,,:h 90 Codnty RECEIPT NO. 7o TOTAL 6. If Premises Licensed,'' 7. Are Premises Inside Show Type of License ; City Limits? 8. ,ailing Address (if different from 5) -Number and Street (Temp) Uriu 9. Have you ever been convicted of a felony? 10. Have you ever violated any of theprovisions -of the Alcoh alae Beverage Control Act or regulations of the Department per-;'. Coining to the Act? 01 �< 11. Explain a "YES" answer to items 9 or 10 on an attachment which shall be deemed part of this application. 12. Applicant agrees (a) that any manager employed in the business will have all the qualifications of a licensee} and (b) that he will not violate or cause or permit to be violated any of the provisions of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act 13, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. Count of _ d:� c: Date _ i1tc " � ' Under penalty of perjury, each person whose signature appears below, certifies and says: (1) He is the applicant, or one of the 'applicants, or aR executive officer of the applicant corporation, named in the foregoing application, duly authorized to make this application on its behalf; (2) that he has read the lore'." going application and knows the contents thereof and that each andall of the statements therein made are true; (3) that no*person other than the appli xsnt, or applicants has any direct or indirect interest in the applicant's or applicants' business to be conducted under the licenses) for which this application h mode,. (4) that the transfer application or proposed transfer is not made to satisfy the payment of a loan or to fulfill an agreement entered into more than nisery (90) days preceding -the day on which the transfer application is filed with the Department or to gain or establish a preference to 0t for any Creditor of transftror.• : ar to defraud orinjure ony creditor of transferor. 14. APPLICANT SIGN HERE°y . � l 5. STATE OF CALIFORNIA APPLICATION BY TRANSFEROR County of .,# xt1 Date Under penalty of perjury, each person whose signature appears below, certifies and says: (1) He is the licensee, or an executive, officer of thecorporatelicensee, .'. named in the foregoing transfer application, duly authorized to make this transfer application on its behalf; (2) that he hereby makes application to surrender all interest in the attached licenses) described below and to transfer sam/to the applicant and/or location indicated on the upper portion of this application) form, if such transfer is approved by the Director; (3) that the transfer application or proposed transfer is not made to satisfy the payment of a loan or to fulfill' an agreement entered into • more than ninety days preceding the day on which the transfer application is filed witt the Department or to gain. or establish a preference to or for any creditor of transferor or to defraud or injure any creditor of transferor. 16. Name(s) of Licensee(s) 17. Sianature(s) of Licensee(s) _,'� 18. License Number(s), 19. Lo ation Number and Street ? �C City � d,Zip Code 9(Et On oU) Do Not Write Below This Line; For Department Use Only Attached: ❑ Recorded notice, ❑ Fiduciary papers,:<< 6f12/7 0 - w 4 COPIES MAILED..__ (OTHER) t3714renis b/3c.« ,d70 Renewal: Fee of_ Paid at ___ Office on - Receipt No.-. ACCOUNTING OF COST FOR ABATEMENT OF NUISANCE 4N PREMISES LOCATED AT 1084 MONTEREY, APARTMENT E,HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA. In accordance with subsection (N) of Section { 203-5 of Ordinance N.S . 352 : of the City of Hermosa Beach, the following is the accounting of cost of demolition of structure located at 1084 Monterey, Apartment E, Hermosa Beach, California. Accounting Bid contract price for demoition of structure on above described premises pursuant to demolition contract with Vauqn Golden 1324 West Robidoux Wilmington, California, 90744 Incidental Expenses Salvage value TOTAL $368.00 This accounting report shall be submitted to the City Council of the City of Hermosa Beach at its regularly scheduled meeting of July 7, 1970, at which time the City Council shall hear and pass on the report together with any objections or protests (which must be in writing) submitted by any of the persons liable to be assessed for the cost of abating said nuisance. DATED Chof .,Bu i d i Inspector of the City of Hermosa-Bech, California 5. 6 7 8 9. 10 11 12. 13. 14 15 16 . 17 18 19 20 21.. 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 - 32 RESOLUTION NO. N. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THECITY OF,HERMOSA BEACH,'. /CALIFORNIA,.CHANGING THE NAME OF PIER AVENUE AND REAL AVENUE, FROM HARPER AVENUE TO PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY, TO,AVIA.TION BOULEVARD.' WHEREAS, the City Council finds that°the certain streets located between Harper. Avenue. and .Pacific'; Coast Highway, heretofore called and known as Pier Avenue» should be changed for the convenience of Aviation.Boulevard,; the public NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY, COUNCIL OF THE CITY 0 ''; OLI4OWS : SECTION 1. That the name of that certain publid street'; or thoroughfare in the City of Hermosa. Beach, California;` extending from Harper Avenue to Pacific Coast Highway, and heretoforb named, designated andknown as Pier -Avenue, be and the same is hereby changed to and shall hereafter be known, designated and ;named as', Aviation Boulevard. SECTION 2. That the name of that , certain public street or thoroughfare in the City of Hermosa Beach, Cplifornia, ing from Pier-Avenue'to Pacific Coast `Highway, and named', designated and known as Real Avenue, be and hereby changed to and shall her'eafter'be known, named as Aviation Boulevard. SECTION 3.That the City Clerk of said Cityshall certify to the passage and adoption of 'this resolution,:'shall enter the same in the Book of Resolutions of said City,shall make a heretofore minute of the passage and adoption thereof,in the records"of the meeting at which the same is passed and adopted, and shall,` immediately forward to the Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles County a certified copy of this resolution. ATTEST: PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this PRESIDENT of the City Council, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California CITY CLERK APPROVED AS TO FORM: CITY ATTORNEY 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 RESOLUTION NO. N. S. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, ,;CALIFORNIA, CHANGING THE NAME OF PIER AVENUE AND REAL AVENUE, FROM HARPER AVENUE TO PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY, TO AVIA.TION,BOULEVARD. WHEREAS, the City Council finds that the names of`those certain streets located between Harper Avenue and-Pacific:Coast` Highway,, heretofore called and known as Pier Avenue and Rea; Avenue, should be changed for the convenience of the public to Aviation Boulevard,' NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA.BEACH, CALIFORNIA., DOES RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS: SECTION. 1. That the name of that certain public street;.. or thoroughfare in the City of Hermosa Beach, California, extending -from Harper Avenue to Pacific Coast Highway, and heretofore named, designated and known as Pier -Avenue, be and the same is hereby changed to and shall hereafter be known, designated and named as Aviation Boulevard. SECTION 2. That the name of thatcertain: public. street or thoroughfare in the City of Hermosa Beach, Cplifornia-'extend- ing from Pier Avenue to Pacific Coast Highway, and heretofore' named, designated and known as Real Avenue, be and the same hereby changed to and shall hereafter be known, designated named as' Aviation Boulevard. SECTION 3. That the City Clerk of said ,Citysha11 certify to the passage and adoption of this resolution, shall enter the same in the Book of Resolutions of said City, shall make minute of'the passage and adoption thereof in''the records of, the meeting at which the same is passed and adopted, and shat; immediately forward to the Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles County a certified copy of this resolution. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this ATTEST: PRESIDENT of the City Council, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California CITY CLERK APPROVED AS TO FORM: CITY ATTORNEY