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1.0.1177 $sms City of Hermosa Beach, California 90254 • AGENDA - CITY COUNCIL MEETING -- Tuesday, July 21, 1970 - 730 p.m. Council Chamber - City Hall - Civic Center PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE INVOCATION ROLL CALL APPROVAL OF MINUTES - Regular Meeting of July 7, 1970 Regular Adjourned Meeting of July 14, 1970 A. BEAUTIFICATION AWARDS: Residential: Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Zuvick, 2130 Monterey Bou1evard7 Commercial: Mr. Paul Lerner - Service Station, 1031 Hermosa Avenue Horticultural: Mrs, John Incho, 629 Third Street 1. PUBLIC BEARING - PROTEST AND APPEAL DECISION OF BOARD OF ZONING ADJUSTMENT, GRANTING ZONE VARIANCE TO HAROLD MARGRAVE - Property located at 144-148 Lyndon Street - Resolution B.Z.A. 154-20, adopted June 8, 1970 - Continued from July 7, 1970. For Action: B.Z.A. recommends approval - 3 votes to concur. Referral to B.Z.A. necessary for reversal or modification. 2. PUBLIC HEARING - PROPOSED ZONE CHANGE RECOMMENDED BY PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION P.C. 154-774, ADOPTED JUNE 15, 1970 - Property located on the west side of Prospect Avenue, between 14th Street and Pier Avenue - to Single -Family Residential and General and Highway Commercial with Multiple -Family Residential Potential. as petitioned by Arvol Aabel, et al. Proposed ordinance for: 'ntroduction. 3. PUBLIC HEARING - PROPOSED ZONE CHANGE RECOMMENDED BY PLANNING COMMERCIAL RESOLUTION P.C. 154-775, ADOPTED JUNE 15, 1970 -, Property located on Ardmore Avenue, between First Street and First Place to Manufacturing with Multiple -Family Residential Potential, as petitioned by H. L. Johnson. Proposed ordinance for introduction. 4. NON -AGENDA ITEMS AND REPORTS - City Council. 5, REPORTS FROM COMMISSIONS, BOARDS AND COMMITTEES: Civil Service Commission - Notice of expiration of term - Robert E. Bowman, July 15, 19700 6. COMMUNICATIONS FROM PUBLIC: a, TrafficNoise - Letter from Mrs. Patrick Moore, 2923 Manhattan Avenue, dated June 29, 1970. b. Beach Litter - Letter from Mrs. Martin Oghigian, 20 - 13th Street, dated July 6, 1970. 7. OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS: a. City of Covina - Transmittal of resolution urging support in opposing consolidation of local or regional parks operated by local juris- dictions into County system of parks. b. City of Walnut - Transmittal of resolution pertaining to contracts between the County of Los Angeles and Cities for health services. 8. NON -AGENDA ITEMS FROM AUDIENCE - Fifteen Minute Discussion P.eriod. City Council - July 21, 1970 • -2- 1970-71 BUDGET - continued from July 7, 1970 - Budget Sessions, June 23, June 24, June 29, June 30, July 14, 1970, a. Proposed resolution of approval - for adoption. b. Proposed Salary Resolution - for adoption. 10, SEWER CONNECTION FEES - New Construction, Remodeling and Additions Study and Report dated July 13 1970 from Board of Appesis Proposed ordinance - for introduction. 11. DECLARATION AIM ORDER IN SMALL CLAIMS COURT - Barry A. Puls, 1704 SlauSton Avenue, Ronk Beach - Storage Pee. Recommend denial and regegra1 to imuco camier, 12. TRASH COLLECTION CHARGE REPORT - City Manager. 13. STREET CIRCULATION STATUS REPORT -. City Manager... a. ShalceSpeare Alley,:Oetween 29th Street and. Longfellow Avenue Traffic:Control. b. Beach Drive, south of Second Street - Traffic Control. :14 AGREEMENT FOR GENERAL SERVICES, COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES. Proposed Agreewent - for approval. b. Proposed resolution, requesting specified services - for adoption. 15. CITY TREASURER - Proposed resolution requesting Controller of State of California to direct all monies owing to the City of Hermosa Beach to the office of the City Treasurer. For adoption. 16. WEED AND RUBBISH ABATEMENT PROGRAM, 1970 - Additional Listing. Proposed resolution setting August 4, 1970 for public hearing. For adoption. 17. MISCELLANEOUS REPORT - City Manager. 18. CITY TREASURER'S REPORT - June, 1970. For approval. 19. DEMANDS AND WARRANTS. For approval. 20JOURNMENT r M. July 13, 1970 TO: Chief William H. Berlin FROM Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: Special Police Activities Effective immediately, please eliminate 'all reference to the title "Operation Beautification" in conjunction with the special enforcement program now in operation, and replace it with the title "Project Summer 1970". / 1/ WESLEY C f MC DANIEL :. City Manager WCM:mm • %;1 July 20, 1970 Honorble Mayor, Quenton Thaler and City Councilmen The City of Hermosa B4ach . Hermosa Beach, C%lifornia, 90254 Rat Margrave %one Variance • B.Z.A. 154-20 D r Sirs, lave reviewed the parking submitted to me at th last Ineeing by ConncilMan Wis,;,. Although It le of Interest it creates certOn problems to.. that I will explain® Using CounollMan Wise's concept nine unit;,i could be built, however the utilisation of the ground level for parki would require an • additional twenty percent, et the minimu4, in construction costs. This is dile to.the beavi.k,r 6onstruction,st,,e1 supports and so forth, This extra cost is paid for by a larger building loan, and et the present tip the lenders,with whok Tgve talked, feel the that the. prolected rents on a completed building at this location would be inad quate to support the loan within:sound risk factors, In short thy are Lot interested in making aibuilding loan on this expensive a building in this area. I can however, proceed with the original proposal me submitted bessube a construction loan vas approved.. I'm not adverse to const- ucting any type building, however there. are these other consideration2 'Shish Tgm sure you understand. In coming to your decision thaw are sever I thoughts that seem important. By allowing thisbnilding project that I'propose, you will be taking on step toward improving the southerly section of the cIty It will help property valu s and existing owners ill also be able to increase their rent I incomes. Thee two factors lone ill caue lendOrt4 to have a favorable attitude toward fixture projects in that aros. Please consid r this as only one skip in. the total picture, This small improvemento n le d to mach larger deValopmonts. In consiÅ curb outs is alredy at least eighty Prking will always be a decision on this property. TEE RVNTMAN KfXAL. ICGIITATO 'eV I sure youIe noticed that Herondo Street five percent. curb cut now, problem at the • be Sincerely, eh, regardless of your Kenneth Ko*lok 201 N. SEPULVEDA BLVD. MANHATTAN BEACH, CALIFORNIA 90206 TELEPHONE. 372-2115 •ARE.A CODE 213 ORDNANCE NO. B.. S. AV ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OTORMOSAI BEACH, CAL/FORMA, AMENDING CHAPTER 28, SEWAGE AND ENDUSTREAL WASTE DISPOSAL' OF THE CITY CODE BY ADDING THERETO SECTIONS 28-7 THROUGH 28-14, TO PROVIDE A SEWER CONNECTION CHARGE TOR INSTMJ.alsoTIONS CONNECTED TO THE CITY SEWER SYSTEM. WHEREAS, the existing sewers in this City were constructed over forty years ago and inspections of this ay to have disclosed excessive deterioration in certain areas throughout the system ; and WHEREAS, the increase in the construction of multi -family residences throughout the City is causing the sewer aystem rapidly to reach a point where it will no longer adequately accommodate the increased flow of sewage; and WHEREAS, it has therefore become necessary to establish a means of providing for replacement of these sewers; to establish a charge to be collected fro the properties that propose to discharge into the public seystem2 and to establish a fund in which these charges may be deposited, and from which monies will be available for the replacement of the sanitary sewer system, NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HEREMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA" DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. That Chapter 28, "Sewage and Industrial Waste Disposal°, be and is hereby amended by adding the following sections: "Section 28-7. Sewer Connection Charge. (A) It shall be unlawful for any person to make, or cause to be ade an installGtion of any plumbing fixture) and/or drain connected to the City sewer 41rstem without firnt obtAining a sewer connection permit from the Building Director and payiLg the established fee as prescribed in this chapter for such connectio (B) For the purpose of this section, a sanitary.plureibing outlet on or to which a plumbing finture or appliance may be set or attached. shall be construed to be a fixture, (C) Fees shall be collected prior to the issuance of any building, pluMbing, •-lectrical, or applicable permi s. "Section 28-8. Definitiono. "Building Director shall mean 7; Bvilding Director of the City of Hermosa Beach, or hie deputy, agent, or representative. 'Flow unLt"- shall mean the unit flow an set forth in Table 4-1 of the Uniform Plumbing Codo, 1967 Edition. "Priva ' or 'private use' as defined in Chapter 1 of the Uniform Building Code, 1967 Edition, shall apply to -plumbing fixtures in residences and apartments; to private bathr 11' oms in hotela and hospitalz; to restrooms in commercial establishments containing restricted use fixtures or groups of single fixialres; and to similar installations where the fixtures are intended for the use of a fimily or an individual. "Public" or "public use" a.1; defined in Chapter 1 of the Uniform Building Code, 1967 Edition, shall apply to fixtures in commercial and industrial establishments, in restaurants, bars, public buildings, comfort stations, schools, gymnasiumn, •railroad stations, or places to which the public i.iwitTd or Which are frequented by the public without special permission or special invitation, and other installations, whether pay or free, where fixturea are inotalled so that their use is similarly unrestricted. "PUblic sew shal/ mean thain line public sanitary sewer, including any sewer or sanitary pipellne or portion thereof, and any sewer main, trunk, sewer, or appurtenance in a public place, or sewer easement which connects directly or indirectly any lot or part thereof with any part of the sanitary GOMM: eystmm of the City of Hermosa Beach. 'Section 29-9. Enforcement. The Building Director 5hal1 onforco and adiniter all provisions of this chapter. "Section 28-10. Sower Connection Fees. Sewer connection fes shalZ be based upon the unit flow as set forth in Table 4-1 of the Uniform Building Code, 1967 Edition. Where trap sizes aro increas6d over the minimum, or where the fixture is not listed in Table 4-1, or greater waste loadings are evide t, the discharge rate shall be determined in accordmnce with Tdble 4-2 of the Uniform Building Code, 1967 Edition, and all fees shall be paid in accordance with the following listingg -2- . EU INSTALLATIONS S (; ) Rep .aiep ..: .a:S; Single-family residence Multiple -Family unit (2). po;pr _ Hsrre.n� Roue s'air a;l'_ ; ''railer trap connected to mower lin (ono trap allowed per trailer pad, site) l other fi.x'tuw �w Private Use MNw.ao>nn2a+ Public Use (3) p9te~lsapd fiote/ Private mate se Public Use (4) Laundromat,s (Based cm throe units All other fixtures: Private Use (5) Restaurants pad" Kitchen sinks (with or without grease All otheK.IlItyr s: Private Use Public U80 machine) traps) Indl,F'ltF ial Ka`�3�.�g ��C:, `:,ra{5�inv '' 3 `m Ee rise .., Public Use . tier: 41cxw Off, -Direct OK iIfli„'ir' t connection to sewer C��,=. r;ci ql or lfiatufEs:u€r:'i;tv 4 sh racks; sand traps; in ere; ptor Aere rot. r sumps Speciml wastw gas efined i. a E :t ug abing Code, 1967 Edition, Chapter 1 °Defthitions" 5.00 per f l w ur .i t_ ' 5.00 per clow anit.. 200.00 per cores e 5.00 per flow 25.00 per flow ut.%�. 5.00 per flow snit. 25.00 per flow un:i 50.00 per f ..e ua Ai t 5.00 per flow unl. 25.00 per flow unit 500.00 plus 25.00 per flow un 5.00 per flow unit' 25.00 per flaw no t 5.00 pox flow unit 25.00 per flow unit 25.00 per flaw x nLt (Minimum $200.00) 25.00 per flow unit Minimum u $500.00) 200.00 p1ut. 25.00 per flow Axa.it. s .,Pnd PRPtSWantP, a :':.0 8 14q . P go`s . se's; , 25.00 per flow ur i. . Service x tAt 25.00 per flaw :x .t_ s all he classified by the Building Xnup ctor zo a Private use or ablit ume,.and the rate per flow unit shall be as follows: Private :.F Use Pdbl i"c U3er' 5.0p per flow unit 25.00 per flow unit ILIAMICUMWSWIL- Alterations or ael4 iktions to existing u':ing structure*, or the replacsment of fixtures. shall ll be charged of follows: esi,,s enti�al. Single -Family residence Multiple -Family unit adding -new fixtures, sewer connection fees COMotor cis,. an4&r gar e n r �; f e „. 3 ks+ Trailer trap connected to sewer lie (ono trap alloted par trailer; per pad site) te) All other 'fi cturen Pr iv to Us e Public Use (c) Hotels and mots is :- 3. ie Use a .... Public Use (d) Laundromats (Based on three All oth9r fixtures: Pg vate Public t machine) (0) Restaurants Kitchen sinks (with or without, gra taps) 41 other is i.:ture x riv''ate Public Comm rcial and Winufactsm&ma Mairate Use Public Use Bare d Restwaran4 Sory n ichplijc e Service Stations :aid3�F�� Commercial al or nanufactwina Wash racke x send trap; i nterc ptory g receptors; s umpr Special wastes as defined in. Pluydbing Code, 1967 Edition, ChElpter i, 4I ef nitione (j) Hospi.a.9.s, Medical Cuff% ° h�.rs�yltf�yq� y��{n' �q Alk5n�'i.�1:+.4 cpE1W�3.1er�,�LA.6iS +.�swi.wcmaw..aa�,au.o_ ..�.m�aiw,niq.�ewr. 'fiave Tiot been -c' e1! i ufrti rirR4rina ,rb, xw+ena�na rwaw,ptz Wl:l�`'Jra _ Wa Tt Shall be classified by the Building Director an a private use or a public use, and the rate per flan shall be as follows: Private Us e Public Use 5.00 per flow un.. $.00 per flow uni. 200.00 per 5.00 per 25.00 per 5.00 per 25.00 per 50.00 per corm ec t flow un i t flow unit: flow unit flow unit flow unit 5.00 par flow unit 25.00 per flow unit 25.00',, per now unit, 5.00 per 25.00 per .00 per 25.00 per flow unit flow -unit flow unit flow unit 25.00 per flow' unit 25.00 per flow unit 25.00 per flow t.ni.: (Minimum $500.00) 200.00 plus 25.00 i r flow unit unit 5.00 per flow unit 25.00 per flow and "Section 28-11. Depot of Monies. The monies collected as providiya in Section 20-10 of this chapter shall be deposited with the City Treasurer, krond credited to Sewer Maintenance and Construction Fund. the "Section 28-12. n Use; of Se a"+ ?" Maintenance and Construction .Pand P All J alve te received in the Sewer Main iantis. and Coi!'naatrfl.'tce .:R.oRI Pun ;, as providedi Section 28-11 o.f this chapter, g.,:vay be expended only ,or the following •rpo. s 'a v () For the replacement a oe'r i "tines semen it "a „ or new sewer system. (2) To accomplish any other sewer p1 r;. ase that the City Council May authorine. (3) To repay, with or without interest„ fund advanced to.the Sewer Maintenance and Construction Fund from any other fund. (4) To gay refunds, at authori ed by Section of this chmpte}: o 3 'Section 28-23. RefuE t< e In the event that any person shall have paid the a n " a7.T"d ",ewer cox nectio. ee as ;:ovided in Section -10 of thi& chap tt r, and no installation shall have `ce9icommenced and the permit for suchinstallation ah0.1 hf'.ve been cancelled or have 'A. expired, S to p ree, + aid pa+rson shall be entitled l.,' ed to Ci reo.'.Ld in an amount equal one YT.YTni.A.y.cA per cent of the sewer connection fee pclUd by said person, minus one per cent of said charger however, the amount retained shall be not len tban Ten Dollars, nor more than On.' son . ed Dollars. "Section 28-14. Applicability. The provisions of this chapter shall apply • o all new bi i ldings, alteraticans, ad,ditio ars or changes in building occupancies s wherein pluxibing. fixtures are added or replaced 2� .t^ the -s t., re .c ..,, � �>v�:.ea c. i:�'�,�t;�.�,a.. c��z�tY C). tb.w,x; ordinance. SECTION 2. That this ordinance shall take e "fect thirty days after the date of it adoptT on, and that the City Clor a wt Sia, d1. c r' i fy to the passage and adoption thereof, eof, a d prior toheexpm7at.i of fifteen days shallcause the same to be Ohlished at /east once in the Ramona Beach Review, a weekly neT»vpaper of general cir"cl',i:a.tion, pubiiahed and circulated in the City of H:rmoea Beach. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO FORM: PRE 771tif of -t: .e . .° "C + y??`ci . e?�k<<t..o��... MAYOR of the City of :Hermosa Beach, Cali for.nir'n City Clerk Cit; Attorney k E ii ATION AMRIV : July 23. 1970 Residential,: i z . and Mrs. Dennis Zuvick 2130 Monterey Boulevard Commercial:: Paul Lerner Lerner Oil, Ines Service Station 1031 Hermosa Avenue Horticu1 turas s Mrs. John ince 629 Third Street PLIC HEARING - PROTEST AND APPEAL - DECISION PY BOARD OF ZONING ADJUSTMENT - RESOLUTION 154-20 ADOPTED JUNEILt1970, GRANTING ZONE vARIANCe TO HAROLD RGRAVE IN CONNECTION WITH PROPERTY LOCIATED AT . 144-148 LYNDON STREET - Letter dated June 10, 1970, from Harvey A. Denison, 234 .First Court. DISCUSSION - The public hearing was opened by mayor Thelen, and Building Director Rud M. Trott outlined for the Council the public hearing held by the '3oard of Zoning Adjustment and their decision to approve and grant a variance to permit the erection of two four -unit apartment houses; one on each lot, in lieu of the maximum allowable of two units per lot. Mr. Kenneth Itomick, 1007 Pacific Avenue, Manhattan eeach, contractor for Mx. Margrave, was present to speak on behalf of the property owner and replied to questions from the Council regarding the set -back and curb cuts that would result from the construction as planned. Councilmen Valdes and Wise stated that they had attended a me ting held by residents and property owners in this area in order to become etter acquainted with their objections to the granting of this variance, and it was their opinion that no one in the neighborhood objected to the construction of an apartment complex, but that they felt that parking problems would result from the intended garage facilities. Councilman Wise then brought forth a parking plan which he felt would solve the problem of curb cuts by providing inside parking and ingress and egress 611 one driveway, and Mr. Komick expressed interest in studying this revlised plan. It was suggested by Councilman Valdes that this hearing be continued to the next regular meeting of the Council so that Mr. Komick could study the proposed revision and perhaps reach a decision regarding its feasibility, and he and the other members of the Council would also have an opportunity to examine it before attempting to come to a decision. Mr. Komick pointed out that he had had the subject property tied up in escrow for some time, and that further delay might cause problems, but that he felt that this new suggestion might be worth considering. Mr. James Huntsman, 201 North Sepulveda Boulevard, Manhattan Beach, real estate broker for Mr. Margrave, stated that this property had been in escrow originally set to close on May 26th, and that Mr. Margrave was understandably anxious to avoid having to wait much longer and had hoped that this matter would be resolved this week. Speaking in favor of the apartment complex as proposed as a much-needed step toward the improvement of the southern portion of the city, but opposed to the parking problems they felt would result from the garaging and driveway as set forth on the original plans were Mr. Jerry McComb, 167 Lyndon Street, Mr. Warren Von Pert, owner of property on Lyndon Street, Mr. Harvey Denison, 234 First Court, Mr. Robert Currie, 1509 Monterey Boulevard, and Mr. Seymour Goreline, 43 Monterey Boulevard. Mr. Huntsman asked the Mayor whether thio matter might be resolved t the next meeting on July 21, 1970 if continued to that meeting, and was informed that it would not be in order to promise that action would be taken, but that every effort would be made to avoid no further delay than absolutely necessary in reaching a final decision on this matter. . -2- Minutes fe:or ACTION - to continue the public hearing of protest and appeal regarding decision of Board of Zoning Adjustment to grant variance on property located at 144-146 Lyndon Street to the next regular meeting of the City Council on July 21, 1970, for study of proposed revised parking facilities. eotion by Councilman Valentine - Second by Councilman Valdes. So ordered. • ow -old narsrave LOCATJ N: 844 and 1'48 Lymdoo ' 1 Roam Apptacoat te erect wo 4-(ontt opormant bovoes,•40e On *C411 Den. In Hoe 4f egg/mum. gatowatpte of too moats per Oot. gaSetWTA010.2.A.LLV*44,0 A,RIEWAT6OR OF MI SIARO gF IOUPMg AMSMan 0# TUE CM GF 86PrZIA pawl MMUS A ZOM VARIANCE wH6GM wOVLO MINOT IRE USCVON EV Wla gogNOTAPAT- NWT mu EACH LOTL OF ramaa ALLOWLE fif T UNOTZ rgt LOt i,,q0 ors MATER) A? DO and 1148 Mgt L014 9 end 10, matl 424 WI mtwirm TO NEMO TFAVI4 CrIV NERNSt4 ACK4 PalF",i4ft. 1161 HAM OF ANOMENT% OF TgE ar REMOTA BMW Mt RE VI AS FOLLCi$: WAVCASt eiMea ives fatod toBtk th4 544.ed„ undee tite provasitms of Ordkaaose a54, an oxaBcation Uog a warloaw by Woad Rettprove upaa pfoperty . weed applicant oed located et 644 o44 kyadve. The gioted Xodev Adjugmants ;gp,tv t4OZVO Beech dad c?„1 %Woo 0, 1197u4 conduct a plblIcSmortLyz to coosader eppillunano to permit erectlen of tttap itimuolt wirteent hsmoex, one each 6,&t, $e 66nu of nex6- non elloosble teats per Wet. $4 et said pub6ic hoertng them was pm4onted tirEttan gad D testilmony 0.§.tho property dascrItod, at 000towst Lots 9 dind W, Mock kAA446thn porsysa DeadA, ROMIWA teach., Cgt;forni, THEREFOM, eigaidaNED timt waew Of 010 *t saad heaAng, -.Board of ZonAnGNOWSOMDAZA dopz toweby, gratA th6s verge .ce for the foVilawin9 mese 11/7i a. VW graattag .• • weds ittehi' MgH Mt Ike noter6atty.detraltog V7 am puhttc wiilfaro QC lnporteus to the veopertty 11W BA7orG”Co%to tho WIlmdiete ores) An Ala property h kmstoe tegated Orm eet,ction of two k -unit 4%-artmonts, Onstoal 4 the'oatowod nlac units„ woutd create lessor deril6ttl. factor, loss avercrooda,s, and ttraffbc problem. 20 lhat sugh vorlame as mucessary f$J. Oho proservVtaan end a.tiovelKot of a ssibsta4tk§ propeety aghtt. lbe groWat ofzuch %vela= wan mat advarqiey affect tha cceprobsts6ve poem!! Oen. • . 44 (fita tlAtt6as me Olen tpts I*1,51 uallts fe.oW2ot.m...,,iftel be cresag as un- necessary hoedabtp.eatd. oaltufft En beano .41ttiAsastent'ivIth OnerAve pose of WUs lontwis 9rdliOnwea forowategl t000kt6On was oz WDO tv Omni 1111.mans-h4itiotmnts gt g Oar ,6atEd. bed Juno. Of tSIF,0 bv tke!. 6066e44At VOQW S: CAM. talliam„ COASt egten&MA Mait: ChoOrOm ROOMA$ CEAMMAT6OM 6 ;Mt the faregulas &soot...Moo S.a.A. W.S. *44'10 WO6 adoptad by ;he rd of Emang Adju5temats of tha Caty of VW.4%0 deach at a rogutar *means --ad on fihas ath dey eV Jums, 69f0 cratory Yes, . Ova r„on•fr 1 2 3 4 5 6 a 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 • • ORDINANCE NO, N. S. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, RE- CLASSIFYING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY IN SAID CITY LOCATED ON THE • WEST SIDE OF PROSPECT AVENUE BETWEEN FOURTEENTH STREET AND PIER AVENUE, FOR ZONING PURPOSES, PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF ZONING ORDINANCE NO. N.•13, 154, AS AMENDED, FROM SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAi AND GENERAL AND HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL TO "R -I" AND 'C-3" WITH MULTIPLE - FAMILY RESIDENTIAL POTENTIAL, AND AMENDING ZONING MAP OF ARTICLE SECTION 302 OF SAID ZONING ORDINANCE, AS. PETITIONED BY ARVOL AABEL. ET AL. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. That after public hearing bY the Planning Commission as prescribed by Zoning Ordinance No. N. S. 154, as amended, and after public hearing by the City Council as therein provided, the following real property situated in the City of Hermosa Beach, County of Los Angeles, State of California, that is Lots 26, 27, 28 and 29, Hermosa Heights Tract, be and the same are hereby reclassified from '"R-1" to'"R-1(R-3)", Single -Family Residential with Multiple-Pamily'Residential Potential; and that - Lots 31, 32, 35, 36, 39 and 40, Hermosa Heights Tract, be and the same are hereby reclassified from "C-3" to "C -3(R-3)", General and Highway ComMercial with Multiple -Family Residential Potential, and the Zoning Map'of Article 3, Section 302 of said Ordinance No, N. S. 154 be, and the same is, amended as herein set forth, pursuant to the provisions therefor in said zoning ordinance set forth, as recommended by Planning Commission Resolution P.C. 154-774, adopted June 15, 1970. SECTION 2. That said City Council .has caused to be prepared a small area map of the area or district affected by the zone change hereinabove ordered to be made, which, said small area map is hereunto attached, designated as Exhibit "A", and is hereby referred to and by this reference incorporated herein and made a part hereof. Sid small area map is hereby adopted as, and shall be an amendment to the extent of the area shown thereon and 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 affected thereby of 'Zoning Map of the City of Hermosa Beach', referred to in, and which is adopted by, the provisions of Section 302 of Article 3 of said Ordinance No, N, S. 154 of said City. SECTION 3. That this ordinance shall take effect thirty days after the date of its adoption, and prior to the expiration of fifteen days from the passage thereof shall be published at least once in the Hermosa Beach Review, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, published and circulated in the City of Hermosd Beach. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of 1q70. ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO FORM: PRESIDENT of the City Council, and - MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California CITY CLERK CITY ATTORNEY --2- • BY_ ' .____ SUBJECT CI°ore'Q t e el°e?..4ra'Ae& SHEET NO. i OF _1 CKKLD. EKY______DATE etakelf_g-"*.— ?_?4? &:.1 ! AWbiJOB NO. -vg: _____ ORDINANCE NO. N. S. 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YJOL NOZ'an aNtel 10 UkDIVES:?!v ONIaN11.1:11.1t0Oni 14,0Y -,M ItSOYAINI3 ,NOISSKYIW.Ofa DEINITTPT 01-1:?.., AO EIOXLC17..0,92111 cti yp41,--1791E.FEUD:nom • • • • longer necessay,y to ataintair,t, low density in th..,Is jra sti•aca the lots in question me cos from a c onme74Tlial elov.A.opmer.).t, and face on an anertal otwei; arid the prx-gioni: C-3 zoninghas not been utitiged anti R-3 potential shou,ki. be a staniGient stiraulzlo to promote apanmone, devoloprrielit.on the lots Now thGrekbte be it resolved that, the City Planning CObartliSt31.0a lerraosa Beach hemby recommends that. thc Anui0zone class- th.e subject propeny be changed ao kts. 26,1 270 2 and' 29 grom R4 to R--1, with R-3 Potential lots 3k, 32, 35, 36„. 39, and 40 feogra C-3 to C-3 with R-3 Potential. -ERTIPICATION hweloy certigy that the .t!oregoing Resolution l54-774, was adopted by the Planning Commission' of the City og Hermosa at a regular meetisig held on the 15th og luriee, 1970, 10-..11r*.arn.a..........r.puravuten..**1.14an Crary. rmr+wmci.-L-ran",,,,,,,,V.k TOE NOBLE, CHAIRMAN WES COLLIS, SECRETARY • • MINUTES O TEE REGULAR t•ii,LETING. 02? THE PLANNING =A HEIL) IN THF,, COUNCIL CHAMBERS,„ HALL„ HERMOSA EtSisl\CHa ON MONDAY, TUNE 15a 1970, AT 730 P„ M. )0E.BritiG CALL) TO ORDER AT 75 M 3Y CHAIRMAN ROM. CALL - Present: Cowan. Coilis, Foote, Mulititger Stabler, Toole, watters and: Chain a n Nobie. Absent: Mune Ohaivnan Noble woicomsei new (.3oroin. issioner j. Michael oot Mcasti011 byStabler, onfied by T 'co apwc,ve the xrtinutes as araentil*A„ first paragraph„ Pizza Hut off Los Angekm, Mt 'age raotionwas char4ged to road "Motion w made by COMM 0 vttte3F,S, seconded by Gomm. Toolle to direct a letter to the Building Director approving a Instal FOOi on the subject building similar to that o the Artesta-Redondo Beach Boulevard store." on Page 20 last pavagrapil, COMETI0 Toole wisiled to have tt recorded that he abstained froyn voting on 7.-76-1, page 4, top of page,. Resolution P.v j54-77,1 Motion. by \Natters, seconcieti by Mulginger to accept Resolutim P. C. /54-773, CS Gionun., C Foote,, MuLOnger, Stable?, Toole, 1.,".atters and Chaiv,i-aar Noble. K)M None PaSENT: None Request of". Aabeie ta:A„. gm. a change of land use 'gone amp. R-1. to R-3 or Aots Z60 27, 2,a„ 5.19 61,„d a-3 to R-3 on Iots 31„ 32„. .116, -366, 39 and Healme..sa Heights TE•act,,, litmated on the .yvest side of Prospect Avenue between, Pier 1\VOin11.01 and 14th &met City Planner 06awfont.explained that the property cauestion. is ine.s..,%ently zoned in" two ways; a portion being C.3 the ,,,,,7eraairging potion zoned The C-4 portion t!aces on to P,rospect Avu d louts, R-1 propeny to the rear; the R-1 peztion has through ;tots %b.Tith kontage, on. Civeraa as well as Prospect. The General Plan indicates that the 0-4 property mt this peat c Pier Avenue should be used for apartments. Although the General Plan does indicate the Avenue frontage ats high densf4y, it does riot appezr Likely that this to said that his FOCOMBeidatIon would change the, 0-3 zoning to 11-3„ but tht h t that the Ft -3., zoning shv,uld not be ohar4ged to R at this time bsca,use such a c,h,age would mire the use of Corona Street to geAt that rd w pati to make a change or C,'Axon..a without knowtng how the rghborhood is Going tc, deirelop,, Mr Cravdomi s:.;-.1141 that U ;be pmperty owners within thee hurafinid fort had been notified, and the iegO. notice had been. advertised in the Ha Review„. The staff rwornmendatim wu that:: the R-1 i;mae Ivaft R ij the 0-3 changed 'PubMc, heasing operiedt 7:40, Wicr, fwvo.I.Aabei,, 1245 Pgospect iviT6nue, spoke, faz fkirca c,d the =wag) chEkagef., stating that he wmild like to build a nice building such as thetrip.k.q.74: just to the 130Eth of his pz'operty, COMMV tteVS aNked if the bUtS41.1:4% WOUid be erected inmediatelya and Mr. Aabal said it wouki. Evcsilyn Earte„; 1255 PrOSpeCto- ONKICV (4a Real. Estate olNict.I on lot 31 o..the lot unda considwation,, spoke io the zoncl• change because she felt it was better ;Ise of the land and them alteady was sufficient commw-cial development on. Pier Avenue with the big shopping oenter, Mr 4lo 12Z pect.owricw of lots 43 and 446 spoke in opposition to the zone change „, saying he dUll, not wish to have hi lots cheKraged and if the other lots NAPBEVO Vigled ,7)tt Vaght affect his own. lie i.ictuakly flWre,/t (*pose the change of the other lots 4, 4.;ust ht own„. Publitc hearing Oozed at 7:.;k",-; p.„M omm F a$1r.std U MPlabel ,plantiedto combine the pc„Te-cty in ollmstion, and was told that he owned oay ViA70 Y:v.:t.$7;:i on PrOSP'Ci;Ct$ atad 39,, and two lots or GWOP..80- 37 and 38.0 and evoy4,tually would like to create pm-king:finder- . neath the proposed buildingo eta afford a through drivew,:-31y from wospect to Gwogia. Coma. Foote suggested cmTndillg anR.--Z poteattah, • • -a- comm. coms felt that tho Cto.4.unis6ion b.e tx".414.9.1stella in its tmatmeilt stv,..th applications, and, should cps thought to its stanciattlds. CAnnra. *.atters agrevj with Gomm, Collis but clut,,iatio.p.ed. the sia,all size og • the lots in that even, combining them WOUld not arwte anythtng of lasting value. T.iesaide wouldl 111.0e, to see Ow.) oWners dc,,,trelop if: together and ing it R-3 potential would be an ince.mtive foT them to d this. CoYinto T0012 said that heczcui..7.E•ed with the staff recommendation„ OT4411. Mulfingor felt that the requested ch- tlges would impyovethstrmt„, Comm. Nohk findloated that the potential. gcnq would b apxoving the changes ID* retaining- sVela Control OVeR •davelopstent, Xt would not reallybe denying the change. 'Motion by Comin„ Watterst,, se-cora:04i byCloag,L, ::',oglits to reone lot.s 31, 350 36e 39 and 40 C-3 with R--3 E-"5oteLtial„ aml 'tots 2Ci, 276 28 and 2 R-1 with R-3 potentiah AYZS Comm. Collis, .VeGte„ WatteYs and ChuttytanobL NO Comm. Mulf.tre,ger, Stablera TOO•le ABSENT: N�e Riutk C. 4-Z74 Motion by Corm. Ifiattersv sec =RA. by COMM. Rote far adOpt€011 of 154-774 recommending a ,..-.;hange of. zmi,(•7';, ord kts 26-2g., to R-3 poten- tial an,d lots 31,,, 32, 3 36, 39 and 40 £0 R7Z PotGattal because it. is the opin- LOD, og the Commission that; based upon, tho,) Gisaeoral Kan; the R-3 pottntial zone would bo- the most advantageous zome for. the area; the lots Eire very ney,:row„ therefore fce quality deNrelopment it would be bett.talr to oozrobine thelots whtch would be encouraged ureic: the pOterl:tial 2-oriR4 the City and the neighisythood would maintain an. element of control izecise. ard. specific pAaris :were r€5,quized tem developers Inform they a$ ist-Fued a building potilitA "Zt is no longew woes- sary to maintain tow density irk tide area since the lots in question are across from a commercial developatento and face on an avtt--zial.stmet; and the peesent . C-3 zoning had not hem utilifzed and R-3 potontial should b a sufficient stim- ulus to won'Aote apartmont devel,.."prosnt on,. theote June 11, 1970 TO: Planning Commission FROM: City Planner Robert Crawford SUBJECT: Analysis Zone Change Z-70-2 Request: To change six lots on the west side of Prospect from C-3 to R-3,, and the four through lots (from Corona to Prospect) from R-1 to R-3. Analysis: The property is located north of Pier Avenue on the west side of Prospect. Part of it faces the Boy's Market shopping center. The six lots having access only to Prospect are now zoned C-3. The through lots are zoned R-1. The General Plan indicates that this section of Pier Avenue to a depth including the existina C--3 lots, should be rezoned and used for high density residences. The subject R-1 lots are shown as remaining low density residential ProSpect Avenue is lot a Commercial street, 11 the through lots become R-3, it will result in the introduction of heavier traffic loads on Corona Street. n would amount to a commitment that the xoperties on Corona Street from Pier to 14th will all go R-3 The city is not prepared to make such as commitment at this time. Recommendation: In view of the General Plan proposals and the current drive to re- study the General Plan; it is the staff's, recommendation that: ,.. 1. Lots 31, 32, 35',, 36, 39 and 40 be changed to R'-3 at this time, ,. Lots 26„ 27,, 28 and 29 be left in the R-1 zone at this tittle,: 1 2 3 4 5 6 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 • • ORDINANCE NO. N. S. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, RE- CLASSIFYING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY IN SAID CITY LOCATED ON ARDMORE AVENUE, BETWEEN FIRST STREET AND FIRST PLACE, FOR ZONING PURPOSES, PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF ZONING ORDINANCE NO. N. S. 154, AS AMENDED, FROM "M", MANUFACTURING, TO nA(R-3)-, MANUFACTURING WITH MULTIPLE -FAMILY RESIDENTIAL POTENTIAL, AND AMENDING ZONING MAP OF ARTICLE 3 SECTION 302 OF SAID ORDINANCE, AS PETITIONED BY H. L. JOHNSON. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. That after public hearing by the Planning Commission as prescribed by Zoning Ordinance No. N. S. 154, as amended, and after public hearing before the City Council as therell provided, the following real property situated in the City of Hermes Beach, County of Los Angeles, State of California, th that portion of Lots 41 and 42 of Block 76 easterly of Ardmore Av nue btween First Street and First Place be, and the same is hereby reclaseifi t is: 0 from q4", Manufacturing, to M(R-3)", Manufacturing with Multiple -Family Residential Potential, and the Zoning Map of Article 3, Section 302 of said Ordinance No. N. S. 154 be, and the same is ended as herein set forth, pursuant to the provi ions therefor in said Boning ordinance set forth, as recommended by Planning Commission R solution P.C. 154-775, adopted June 15, 1970. SECTION 2. That said City Council has caused to be prepared a sm 11 arAa map .of the ire u or district affected by the zone change hereinabove ordered to be made, which said small area map is hereunto attachd, designated as Exhibit "A", and is hereby referred to and by this reference incorpor ted herein and made a part hereof. Said small area map is hereby adopted as, and shall be an amendment to the extent of the area shown thereon and affected thereby of "Zoning Map of the City of Hermosa Beach", referred to in, and which is adopted by, the provisions of Section 302 of Article.3 of said Ordinance No. N. S. 154 of said City. SECTION 3. That this ordinance shall take effect thirty 1 days after the date of its adoption, and prior to the expiration 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 2? 23 29. 30 31 32 of fifteen days from the passage thereof shall be published at 1 east once in the Hermosa Beach Revi w, a weekly newspaper of general, circulation, published and circulated in the City of Hermosa Beach. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of . , 1970 1100377FWINiTaty MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California ATTEST: CITY CLERK APPROVED AS TO FORK: CITY ATTORN Y . BY. _ - DATE SurIJLC7'.0./ / .,heititl1.e ".AU!e,... SHEET NO. ' CHKD. ET.... ----DATE t#gA. ent.keltf`liNs.. e'!C..._ JOO IVO._7-0 _____ ORDINANCE NO. N. S. XHIB T °A" • • itEs LUTIO N FJ, J.5477 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY P LA N. ING 00,M. Di; ISS ION OF HERMOSABEAC.11-1 RZCOMMENDING c:1-ILNGE OF LAND . USE ON FROM M TO M V IT R-3 POTENTIAL ON FOR - TIO NS OF LOTS a i'.ND 42 OF BID ;Z. 78, 1ST iDDITiON TO HERMOSA BEA-Awr TRLGT LOCATED AT iilDkil0F3.3 MEN UE AND 1ST STREET 1A-HERLA' S, the City Manning Commission, of Hermosa. 'Beach, at a publii..1 hearing held Jane 15, 1.37(i„ considered' the request of H.L. Johnson for a change of land use t'.one from M to R*3 on portions of lots 41 and 42 of Block 78, 1st addition to :Hermosa Beach Tra.ct, located on the east side of Ardmore Lvertue between 1st Street and 1st Kap*. and V HE:REIS, at said hearing it was determined that; The General Plan shows the subject r.$operty as medium density residental; • The adjoining properties to the east are now zoned R-3; The adjoining property at the interseaion of P;rdmere and 1st Street is unclassified abandoned railroad right of way; previous zone change action initiated by the Planning Com- mission recommended a change to R-3 on the subject and all adjoining properties; Said recommendation was tabled by the City Council because„ • among other reasons, present R-3 development standards were deemed inadequate to assure successful development; and "WHEREAS, No one appeared to speak, in opposition to the request; and. THEREAS, after due consideration, it is the opinion of the Planning Commission that the property should be changed from its present M zoning to IA' with R-3 Potential because: 1. The property abuts an existing R-3 zoning on .lots 131 and 133 easterly of subject propy and contiguous to it; 2. Proposed ase of the pr.operty falls into the high density residential use outlined by the General Plan; 3. Existing zoning mandates that the property is. now dormant; .4. Due to current inadequate development standards, it is necessary for the Planning Commission to %cep some element of control over the subjgct Koperty at this time; NOV\ THEREFORE, 13E IT RZSOLVED that the City Planning Commission of Hermosa each hereby recommends that the land use zone class- ification on the subjezA: property be changed on M manufacturing • • to M with R-3 Potential. I hereby oerttly that the fizegoing Resoiutton P.C. 164-7750 was adopted by the Planning Commission of the City o Hermosa Beach at a regular meeting held o the 151.1% juneo 1970. DATE smel•Lte......rt•Moutre...anvenanst*.s.e.ovanr-0.1...*11/x.r..M.Untunan yor, NODLE, CHAIRMAN ytivirs COLLIS, SECRETARY • • 7.-70-•4 Request. of H. L. johnoon for o change., of land zZiM! 20,10 from M a portion of 3ots 41 and 42 of BLack 78, ist Addic:.ior.P., to liconc.Asa Tsert, located CM the easts,ide Ardator.r,i itvenuc.,, betvlyeen 1st Street and 1st Place,. City Hamer creragord indioi-Ated that zs-equired notices Toad been given and teviewed the background of the cWee. in question saying that in 1968 the • )?lannEng Commission initiated; a. zone t.,:hange th47,1 entire avea „ v,thich was zoned M -along ArdimGra andR1 with. M. p-,70;611Atfi,,,*n the; Ir.:Fixnaintrog of the property. The Plannirig Commission. Fecod that the area he chm%ged to R-3. The City -C;OUnCi/ SUggetTitOd that the Planning Oatsion include two additiond promttes,, whtch was don*. The two additional xto-7 peri:ies have been. given R-3 ,and R'1 potential zones„ The remainder tabled, pending new R-3 devatopment standards,. Prior to the ci.evelopmera og the Ga l Kane the City Gouncil .ple.ced amoratori,val on the property €11:g4 has appToved any new M. use.4s Staff i.'eco irimendatioa is that the one be changed to R-3,. Public hearing pid 44 p. JL Janson„, 452 CaRle Mayairo Re&mdo-Beach, spoke in favor of thq;- o,one c.;hange, saying his property was vfxtually SIMin:Muncled with and he kat that the land vvas too veLiable to use for manugacturing. 301-0.11/,, V.-.atters asked if he planned to devcaop the ;property in the near future, and Mr. Johnson replied that it wouki ha a yea or two at least. He felt it should he developed as -ea entire piece, as it was the Rargest in ;he area. Como, Stabler agreed with this idea. No one appeamd to F. -Teak in opposition. Public heeEino ctoed 852 p. m„ During die diSCUSSiOn that olie Comm. Collis stated that he felt the pt,o- party feil in the sax4e cateimy as the tume change just considered; Comm. Noble said that since M YohnSOEX owned the proparty just adjacent to this property „ if it :were all zoned R-36 it W01.111 "6f.ford a good development: Conva, Stabler said that it doesn't bgicallsr .tc.1,13.c.,Jw that the Plarmin,g Corm-filss Lon could rezcnc. the property unless they zoned, the other p'4ece' of property on the corner of Xst and NAthaws; Comm„ attoys agreed with Corara.„ Stablar„ and COMM. Tctole agreed, with Comm. Collis, that it should h ohm gec). R-3 fon M. Thgr,tugh the dAscussion it was decided, that since basicalay all of. the 'Com- missioners agreed that tR4e PTOpe i*r should be rezoned k.-3 o 1.1-73 potential, it; was not necessary to postpone acting 0/1 the zero change in order to include the small portion of. CCAT664- prop:Ay which tt was felt should be reaaned as • well as the larger piece. Motion by Comm., Collis, seconded by Comm. Foote to recommetid that the: property in question by changed to M with 11-2 petaL AYES: COMIlat Collis, Foote,. Stabkrt. and Hale. NO1S Ctonun MuHinge:, Vtaltewe and Toolei, Motion by Comm. Collis, SOCCindied L,y Corm. Stabler to adopt P„.3. 775 that the property be changed from 'LU present zoning to R-3 p-otenttah The reasons :14: the pc,:tential zone change are: • The property abuts an wasttitg 11.-3 7.,07.1ing on, lots 131 and 133 eastKly subject property and contiguous to 2. Peoposed use o the propevy faile into the high density resetiental use outlined by the General PLan; 3 Existing Loning Mandates thatthe pti is now &Trak:Int; 4 Dui to cumrtnt inadequate development standards,, it is necessary fm. the Planning Commission to keep some element of control over the subject pzoperty at this time. AYES: Comm. 'Gallia, Foote, Stabler, 1R. alters „ and iqoble, NOES: Commf, Mulfinger,Ti "Joann. MuMager clarified h,is votebysaying that the property should, not Int • potential but straight: rk-3,, Comm. V. alters also Mt it should be straight and the abandoned Tailroad right o way shOaltd be containtni Egt the ttone,change.' Motion by Comm. Stabler, seconded by Comm. Welters to adopt Resolution 154-776 to initiate a zone change Emi the abandoned railroad right o v.Fay an northeast corner of 1st Street and Ptt'dmizze Avenue fkoal preSelig M 7Onfing to • *.; • ••• .••-• ]-:"; -,?"•••_?,•7 (n•;.•,"; ,,-,•••„: • • . „9••if ' • TO Planning Coroniission • ii 1970 PROM: City Panne x Robert Crawford ANALYSIS: ZONE CHANGE 7,-7073 Request; To change a large parcel fronting on Ardmore, 1st Stet and ist Place from M. to Analysis; The property is located in the Valley area o the City which at one time was to become an industrial area.. Subsequent changes in planning and economic philosophy have resulted in abandonment of sale of railroad right of. way. Although these are technicaily now zoned R-1, the City has permitted development and use for industrial purposes. The City Planning Commission introduced a change of zone action fly: the entire area in 1968. After extensive study and hearings, the Planning Commission recommended changing these woperties to R-3. The City Coun- cil concurred, but due to 11.2.onconformin.g building problems, tabled the matter. The subject property wasrecommender'.4.: fo change as part of the previous action. An abandoned righi; of way lies at the iaersection o$ ist Street and Ardmore, adjacent to the subject property. It is one of the above-mentioned "R-1" lots now being used as a .contractors Storage yard, :41 consists of about 2,500.sq. ft. of land. This parcel is owned separately from the subject property. Recommend: Apiaoval, as part of the Planning Commision's contizuing commitment to change this entire area to residential use. • • July 7, 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Mary A. Edgerton, City Clerk SUBJECT: Pending Commission Vacancies Civil Service Commissio Robert E. Bowman - Term expires July 15, 1970 COPY June 29, 1970 City of Hermosa Beach Civic Center Hermosa Beach, California Gentlemen We recently purchased the property at 2923 Manhattan Ave. and have spent considerable time and money up -grading it. We feel since the City of Hermosa Beach requires a license to operate an apartment house and although we feel a tri-plex does not qualify as an apartment house, they should inspect all units and insist on the up -grading of sub -marginal units; ask the co- operation of the Pol'ce Department in enforcing the speed laws and make a determinet effort to control the excessive noise from motorcycles and autolobiles. Our property is on a corner lot and the noise is so great you must shout to be heard. Other beech towns such as Kewport and Manhattan Beach are. striving to control the noise and speed factor and the owners of Manhattan Beach strand property are organizing to improve the beautification of the beach and home area among other things. Thirty-five years ago Hermosa Beach was truly the "Aristocrat of American Beaches". It has unfortunately deteriorated through the years until it will novrtake the determined effort of all its citizens, absentee landowners, and city officials to live u§ to its slogan. Sincerely, /s/ Mrs. Patrick Moore July 6, 1970 Honorable Mayor wad City Councils I would like to inform, you of a new garb .; is & location, visible on Saturday wad Sunday, slang tieach c d strand of. Hermosa Beach. I live 4.-b1ook from th, straads - right of the pier, and I . gra abhored at thi ; 'es re. . This pet s; _,eak ;,r d, July05,. deo y distress d at the amount of garbage , ,:. t all over the beash aid something o rw'=: 'mad. ;.:t be d w; so the t r ceptaoleg, have the garbage pate up en, Om holidays. Also, provide fs . _ reawptage- on end around the beach. Th : sifter track passe over ,e. x.oh of the debri'-' and a fe workers try to pok at What i 1 ft ,:i h a nail on a stick, ---Solution: Hire willing and needy. youngsters from local yanior and senior high schools, on a pert time, week .x;q:d basis. Maybe renting another sifter truck an weekends, will also help re mm edy this problem. I think another solution might beds to have the volleyball tournament teams and fans pick up their lunch bags, bottles, paper, eto. R from word of the recreation managers. Th re were big crowds and pounds of garb :f,ee trend, I feel that lo*ing—Solations dey, and especially t Thi yo'C` , Sincerely, Mrs. M. Cghi gi an • CITY OF COVIN A -- At ronevluatarkuoutrazommarrommace.x...aarommtpotilaximan...or.,CMDIVMMANEXTRAStrAZOMMARMIMISEURAMI=1,41MOZottelltrieRIMMTratwir&M=M1101#12000,01111 MAMT COLLME @ram * coma, CAUMMitittt 6478Z 0 $31,0111; TO: ALL RAMPS IN LOG Amws CO? Mt City Council o the City pf Covina hao revaatet that of our Remolution 26180 cdoptviat tha wetins halia on July 60 1970; be nent to all iftyore in Loc 1mb Ommity. This MO 0.1.7.2tidArt UNA1644 the cqagaVi.ledon 'AxmlAZ pazto operateei by local ;,iuritgactiona in*W Vreil °mite amttna of paykee0 a@ recmt considered br the Camty Iftedut et ewer/is:aro. - In accordance with t City Cous=iVa rqiummtp'eAcl000di of Val@ remelUtten ureixc your EitIWPOIA i4 opppolms thin propaoal„ Sinftrely0 C7) g • Frioda Richardoon City Clorit. • RESOLUTION 2818 A RESOLUTION (4 THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COVINA OPPOSING COUNTY -WIDE CONSOLIDATION OF PARKS AND RECRFATIOR FACILIMEZ. WHEREAS, the City of Covina, aa well aa lawny other cities in Los Angeles County maintains and operates its own p,swka on a neighborhood and/or regional basis, and WHEREAS, the City of Covina desires to nsintatn the 1octi eltaouctm 0. 4 givtaln the local control of it a city partm, and WHICREkS„ the requirements of parha and reergi%tion WegireN2 02M best dAtitains by the local jurisdictiona immedimUly responsirs to tbe eitisen2 in the area it serves, and vaiEREAS, the County of Los Angeles already maintains snmyeerta of park lands • throughout the County intraving finanting9 etaffIng administration of considerable proportions, end WHEREAS County government in general is, already ovetburdnned bra rathlir breed span of control.in relation to efficieney and economy i t124- utilismtion of available funds, and AP • WHEREAS, the County of Loa Angeles has once egain'tomnd it necessary to increase tne general government to rate this time by 930 per 4110L 0V valuation to perform the service it currently offers, and WHEREAS, it is difficult to envision, therefore, the County goverment's feasibility to assume added reaponsibilities of operating all the r'onal park in the County, without benefit of another substantial increase in the tax rate, and WHEREAS, in contrast, the City of Covina, has found it postaltie to maIntain an increasingly comprehensive parks and recreation program '40q_thOet the expedient of increasing property tax Estes, end in faet„ etsjeipia decrease in property tnx rate frog $1.84 in 135 to the current $1.45, and WHEREAS, the City of Covina feels it in best qualified to determine the level and kinds of park and recreational ,4,ervicea needed in the community„ PO4, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the.City of Covina indicates its opposition to the consolidation of local or regional parka operated by local jurisdictions into the County system of parka, as recently conoirlerod by the County Board of Supervisors, 7, BE 1 i F TiR BEiti ;r Vc i tha:„ a cony of this rtmlution be formrded to ec:};:, tmther• o f tie ??oars. of Super risor S 4n/a to c ,ri3:t its vnr ,7.1 TANI Ansolfula CowrI' tp Ef7C0:1I'msiLyf their ov,'r'K :f,itic;7; 2 teL &;v�4^.�x ca poqposial, The City C1e 4t rbra,11 cortiffy to tine• ad1rAptiol, mnd pLoga ,o o:r thia rea.o,Ll:'..:ono R.p r aV d 6ad w as t thie 6t ,c'M ' J:: 470 • • ,� City Clerk AMOVED AS TO FORA: �, 4obc ; Ant 4,e City A1:r',°r?W ,. " a -moi t 1 It FRTIIk;A F.'IT :e , LSOlt't City Clerks; Covitatp tis,Zglat' ` i,v E Lsr t4214 thii; re& o1utiou was adopY:c0 by. thc Cit`. Cvmd.1. at a, reoltAre rav - , c,• f t&o (1,t,V Ozancil. held July 6 1.9710, a was ,t-ieb.apte6,by ths, c atnifea.25 int r; C011Y141.113Val f:CV.1t110,vea, v , 9 $+E s�.: K £ t :OE: sono C 202150 EAST CAFIRILY ROAD WALNUT. CALIFORNIA 91769 • TELZPTIONES: (714) 595-2238 (213) 9454-5418 Orr OF WALNUT TOt CYTY CLURK The City Council of t City of Walnut requeste that a copy of our Resolution Wo 921 adopted 4't the meting held on June 24, 1970D be se t to all the cities in Los Angeles Countya Please bring this to the attention of your City Councils Sincerelys As• ACLsaril Ca Lassqretto City Clerk RESOLUTION NCA 92 1. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COVNCIL OF TEE CST' OF WALNUT' PERTAINING CONTRACTS SEMEN THE COUNTY sib' LOS A fl L ZS AND CITIES FOR HEALTH Sa RVICES WHEREAS, the.Corrnt7 of Les Angel provides health services threu i County personnel in all cities s . n Los Angeles County except the City of Long Beach end the City.of F asadeans5 and WHEREASp all cities prel4 health service by the Co u :ty department roc ive the gama lewel of Services and pay the same relative amount for said .d sorvtoes; and • • WHEREAS, no city Should pray a penny MPG 6r a penny lees than the cast of providing services to It; and VHEREAS, the Cities of Long Beach and Paws ena , by special contract aurae agent with. the County of los Angeles, maintain and operate their own City Health Departr a nest. utilising their own City Health Officers mind City porsannel, and mre reimbursed for the costs. thereof from the geherA funds of this Countys, which said- funds are previded . y all the taxpayers of the County of Los Angeles; and WHEREAS, the level of he=,lt a servri ke provided by than Long Beach and Pasadena Health Dep rtmeats is much higher t::, ., n that provided by the County for othsr cities w ttcNin %®+ Angles County© and EREAS$ by the aforementioned qp; Lia , and discriminatory contracts with the City of Long; Beach mud the Cfl ty of Pasadena, the c in effect made m gift of public furs to $those 3exrtsdi,aticirtS - 10 r$ `1` =MORE, E CITY COUNCIL OF CITY OF WALNUT DOESE3gi MOUE that this matter be directed to the attention of tCalifornia C,s trice Cities , seek , a e ,ot for reel -civ with F request that Om L s Angeles County Board a' Supervisors b asked t® obtain from the County Counsel ca ruling on the validity,of the existing contracts with the Cities of Long Beach and Posed<, hefcar health services - n4 the basis of payment therefore BE.:' Fit:THER RESOLVED that the Board of Supervisors be asked to refer this matter to t.e County- ,r uditor9 as office for study and repot on the d, .termination of the prop r charge that dhould be paid by the County t the Cities of Lona Beach u nd Pasadena for the health services p rfermed, boxed upon the cost td the County of providing uniform a health services vices in other cities and unincorporated- areas e inc poratedareas of the Cetantye ATTEST s ADOPTED AND AP ED this 24th clay of Juneta 19700 at Ae Ce Lasseretto _ CITY CLER 9R3s11611151 (4* P4,2 MAYOR 1 2 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 6 26 29 30 31 32 • • RESOLUTION NO. N. S. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING THE BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1970-71. WHEREAS, a budget for the fiscal year 1970-71 has been prepared by the City Manager: and WHEREAS, said budget incorporates expenditures for both operating purposes and capital improvement projects; and WHEREAS, the City Council has examined said budget and, after .due deliberation and consideration, has made such ainendmen.s to the budget as it deems advisable, NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. That the City Council does hereby approve and adopt the budget for the 1970-71 Fiscal Year a presented in the document entitled °.1970-72 Preliminary Budget" as amended by the City Conci1 through Estimated Revenues: $2,132,1363.00 Proposed Expenditures: $2,057,335.00 Estimated Net Rovenues: $ 75,528.00 Effective July 1, 1970. 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 SCHEDULE II SCHEMATIC LIST OF CLAS Effective July 1, --lel %•'N. S-. EXHIBIT A I SES. AND RANGES 1970 CLASS TITLE ADMINISTRATIVE City Council City Manager Finance Director City Planner City Clerk* City Treasurer* City Attorney (PT) City Prosecutor (PT) 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 Building Inspector Police Patrolman** Fireman 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 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 PARKS & RECREATION Parks and Recreation Director Park Supervisor Recreation Supervisor Senior Recreation Leader Recreation Leader Crossing Guard RANGE SALARY SCHEDULE -4- 150 1775 81 955-1159 86 1015-1231 948 (5104 438) 1058 (475+583) 750 500 100 12 (034.14459 91 1078-1308 86 1015-1231 85 1002-1216 83 979-1188 80 945-1146 75 889-1078 74 -878-1065 68 817-991 68 817-991 63 769-933 62 759-921 49 649-787 47 634-769 47 634-7 69 33 . 535-649 101 81 77 66 50 50 .48. 42. 36 28 24 1216-1475 955-1159 910 -1104 797-967 657-797 657-797 642-779 596-724 555-67 6 504-612 481-582 42 596-724 38. 568-689 26 492-596 26 492-596 18 447-542 78 921-1118 66 797-967 61 7 50-9.10 2.65-2.85-3.00 per hour 2.25-2.40-2.55 per hour 1.80-1.9 0-2.00 per hour • ••••-,`; • • • . • a • •S.;:• !:!.! •1"1 _ • t • • • :•• • ;.j • . . • • .. . CLASS TITLE OTHER Police Cadet Volunteer and Auxiliary Fireman Police Reserve SPECJ.AL DUTIES Deputy City Clerk Deputy City Treasurer Service Division Commander • Resolution" 11..o.. '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. non -statutory duties: City Clerk inter -governmental relations, community relations, city -public information, newsletter editor City Treasurer maintenance of land ownership records, insurance administration, V.P.D. financial director Patrolman assigned to non -shift investigation detail (detective) shall 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 rang' for.tho..inuumhe^.t'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 FIREMAN Volunteer and Auxiliary Fireman 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 - _*iter 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. • • .; • ' . . - • •• • C, • 2 • . • . •:!Ti ; r.")•' ' : • , 11.y. • . .r i'•••••• •.? ' • . „ 11.; ,.r '; `1 "I(.4)1.3 fl.„; • .1, f-.:10;':.• • :j • ..• July 16, 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: Sewer Connection Fees Gentlemen: Transmitted for City Council consideration and ordinance introduction, if you wish, is the result of the City Staff and Board of appeals' evalua- tion of a possible sewer connection fee charge. This material has been jointly developed by the Board and City Staff, subjected to detailed eval- uation, and has undergone several revisions. As noted in the attached letter, it now bears a favorable recommendation from the Board of Appeals as well as the City Staff. The basic determination was made to base all fees upon "flow units" as determined in the Uniform Plumbing Code, with' variable extension charges based upon the type of usage concerned. It is our opinion that the various charges which would be imposed are equitable between categories, are adequate to cover the obligation which the new builder should assume for eventual sewer reconstruction needs, and are not unduly high so as to stymi:e.desired development. The fee:,o would be collected by the Building Department at the same time as a plumbing permit is issued. All revenue would be deposited in the sewer maintenance and construction fund and therefore reserved for this specific use in conjunction with the Capital Improvement Projects Program. The rough draft ordinance is enclosed for your review, and the finished version (form and legal language only, no substantive changes) will be available Tuesday evening so that it may be introduced if you wish. Respectfully submitted 'WESLEY C. MC DANIEL City Manager WCM:mm Enclosure • ;•-7.f); July i3* 1970 Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council City of Hermosa teach, California Gentlemen: As requested by your honorable -body, the Board of Appeals did study and evaluate a sewer connection fee for new construction, remode l i ng and additions. This study disclosed the following: Thu City sewer system was constructed over forty years age). Past inspection of the sanitary sewer system disclosed excessive deterioration in certain areas throughout the system. With the increased construction of multi -family residences throughout the City, the sewer system is rapidly reaching a point where it will no longer adequately accomodate the increased flow of sewage. in the very near future, certain areas in the sewer system are going to have to be replaced. Therefore. there should be established a means of providing funds for these replacements. it was the unanimous decision of the members of the Board of Appeals that the City Council adopt an ordinance providing for collection of sewer fees, said monies to be set aside for the replacement of the City sewer system. Attached hereto is a recommendation for a fee schedule for the collection of sewer fees wh i ch the Board feels would accomp l i sh to some degree an accumulation of funds to pay for sewer rept c hent n a pay as you go tat3£s,• r Respectfully, John Schmollc, Chairman, uoard of Appeals mb attach. ValLeUEEISLIEglALCOMMOTTEE Tg ST V SEWER FEES MEETING DATE: June 23, 1970 WARY PRESENT: John Schmolle, Chaster Witt, Glen Miami, cud TPatt, Was McDaniel Sir collection fees should be based an the unit flow. Based to Table 4.4 of the Uniform Plumbing CoAle 1967 Edlti >.;;, ire trays sizes are increased over the minimum, or where the fixture Is not lusted m shown in 'fable 4-1, cr greater waste loodingo are evident, the discharge rating shall fvz determined in accordance with T .~wis 4.2 of the Uniform Plumbing Coda 1967 Edition, Singe family residences Multiple units. Motels a hotels Motor homes and Nouse tr i l er' Accessory use wI dales TM; ler Pzia'l Agree that 2. i tef2s ot credit be given fair vac Accessory flow units Private use Public Use 1,W 1 n wit a egg with or' wi tt mt grepmetrap3 500.00 plus 25.00 per unit. 5.00 per flow unit $ .00per flaw uni t S.00 per flaw unit 200.00 per main teol iOr t'ep connected t sewer r l i ae>e (one trap ati i l owedt per trailer pad site) 5.00 per malt cit kits or existing structures. 50.00 per flou ern i t. (based or 3 tits per machine) 5.00 par flow Unit 25,00 per flow un i t BtBaa ht ,a„4Da L pr erste use • .p r Ate use - Vaxta use public use NC ash -THSTt<c t connection to sewsr 5.00 per flaw wait 25.,E " it fi 2545.00 per f logo unit - 25.00 Bee flow unit a, min. 0f 200.00. MEETING OF J 1100 Special l C ittee hash racks 4 se teLps interceptors, receptors, sumps $pesir S wastes as defined in the riu +bi Coda, 1967 Edition Chapter 1 Def i s i st l ► 50 . io min. 25.00 per flm mni t 200. 25. real ar�n rr flaw unit P l to t i v%) e< ms def l pe E wa C too l 0a t 19*7 Uniform Plumbing Cade 1967 Edition shalt asreant In claselfieatioa of plumbing fixtures, private applles t plumbireg f i actur s in resa i dencc s a apartments, to ;,,, gusto ;,x, th . s in it t,' i s and hospitals, to restroome lsa, comherci @ esstabl &shmants oontalni restricted ed use single fixtures. or gratips cif sInfle Mamma a and UV SUMO' icesta l la tia sus w%ere the fixtures are intended for.the use ;f a fomilv ear an individual. s c err defined in Chapters a ths 6967 Uniform Plumbing Code stwil omen: An the clanisificatien of plumbing fixtures* pOlio o' public use flies to finturee in.commerelat end industrial estobliehments in restrratss, bars, elle; bulidIngsv ca sfor t stait lr, s'aws, ScheaBtf ie Q railroad stations, .w piece to .teleich tla public is Invited av iGh ,its frequented•by to public without spacial permission or 'special inviteti and ether i ns to i l ast i ons (whether pay ee free) whsre fixtures a 8 e installed say that their utze unrestricted. B111.0021.5h01 mew. . ArtyAay.estalishments serving prepared f d amu' bevera s (except, alcoholY alcoholto be consumed d coo" off tlZes premises.. Ali taws serving alcoholic t t:v:Jra beverages, service stations restaurants ntsa serving alcoholic lis 25.00 per floe unit Waspital:s„ medical offices e veterinarians. ria 's. Chaarches , assembly areas. treaters, playhouses, schools and 1t Quaff commercial or manufaa.trss°irg that• have. not been ciasSifie at a sate par flew unit shale F l asp, i f i ! by the Building, 'I/rector es ac ptsiva33te use rte• a T rate per flow unit shell A as followst Private t sa Public use " t msetine will t .h.ad Jilt' 7s" 19709 of 9 M. 5.00 par new pagan t 25.00 par flaw unit SEWER FEES EASED UIQ COZ MMTT .a S : tECOMNE DATIONS FROM JULY .t, 1969 to JUNE 301970 Res .s entir 3,109 units at $5 00 per um Commercial 2 s t.aur snto . rpt $500.00, 57 units at: $5.00 24 units at $25.00 Subtotal Total $15.545.00 $ 1,000.00 275.00 600.00 1,877.00 $17,422.00 ROUGH DRAET AN ORDINANCE Of THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA AMENDING CHAPTER 28 OF THE CITY CODE, BY ADDING TO CHAPTER 28, ARTICLE 1 OF THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH; TO PR0VIDE FOR A SEWER CONNECTION CHARGE TO THE. CITY SEWER SYSTEM. THE CITY C0UNCIL OF HERMOSA, CALIFORNIA DOES HEREBY ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. Purpose. The existing sewers In this City were constructed over 40 years ago. Past inspections of the sanitary sewer system .have disclosed excessive deterioration in certain areas throughout the system. . With the increase of construction of multifamily residences throughout the City, the sewer system is rapidly reaching a point where it wi t l no longer adequately accomodate the increased flow of sewage. The purpose of this chapter is to establish a means ofrov i d igfor i es rep'tcement opof these sewers; to establish a charge to be collected proper e to discharge into the .public sewer system; and to establish a fund in which these charges may be deposited, and from which pies will be available for the. replacement of the sanitary sewer system. SECTION 2. Amendment of City Code. Chapter 28, Article .I of the City Code of the City of Hermosa Beach is hereby €mended by addint the following sections to Chapter 28, Article I. "Section 28-7. Sewer connection charge. A. it shall be unlawful for any person to malta, or of any plumbing fixture and/or drain connected to the Ci obt i n i ng a sewer connection permit 'from the Building Di established fees as prescribed in this chapter for such B. For the purpose of this section, a sanitary plumbing outlet on, or to which a plumbing fixture or appliance may be set or attached, shall be construed be .a fixture. C. Fees shall be collected prior to the issuing of any building, electrical, or applicable permits. "Section 28-8. Definitions. A. "Building Director" shall mean the Building Beach or his deputy, agent, or representative. B. "Flour unit" shall mean the unit flames as set forth in table 4-1 of the Uniform Plumbing Code, 1967 Edition. C. "Private or private use" as defined in Chapter 1 of . the 1967 Uniform Plumbing Code, 1967 Edition, shall an: In classification of plumbing r�ixtures,h�oeas�sa private applies to plumbing fixtures in residences and apartments; to p hotels and hospitals; to restrooms in commercial estaablishemnts containing restricted use fixtures or groiupsof single fixtures; and to similar installations whore the fixtures are intended for the use of a family or an individual. cause to be made, an instal let ir, ty sewer system without first rector and paying the connect i on'. plumbing, to Director of the City of Hesse 4) -2- • D. 'Public or public use" as defined in Chapter I of the 1967. UnIform Plumbing Code shall mean: "In the classification of plumbing fixtures, 'public or public use' applies to fixtures in cwimerciai and industrial establishments, in restaurants, bars, public buildings, comfort stations, schools, gymnasiums, railroad stations, or places to which the public is invited or which are frequented by the public without special permission or special invitation, and other installations (whether liAw4 pay or free) wftere fixtures aro installed so that their use is similarly unrestricted. E. "Public sewer". she/1 meanthe main line public sanitary sewer including any sewer or sanitary pipe -line or portion thereof, ande,any sewer min, trunk, sewer, or appurtenance in a public place, or sewer easement which connects directly or in- directly any lot or part thereof, with any part of the sanitary zewer system of the City of Hermosa Beach. • "Section 28-9. Enforcement. The Building Diractor shall enforce Ind. cdminister all provisions of .this Chapter.. Section 28-10.. Sewer collactionJeos. Sewer collection fees shall be paid in accordance with the following tetfle: Sewer collection fees shell be based on the unit flow es set forth in Table 4-1 of the Uniform Plumbing Code, 1967 Edition. Where trap sizes are in- creased over the minimum or where the fixture, is net listed (shown in Table 4-1), or greeter waste loadtngs ore evident, the discharge rating r5holl be determined in accordance with Table 4-2 of the UniforareoinCoda!, 1967 Edition. HEW INSTALLATIONS 1. Residrtial Single family residence Multiple unit 2. Motor lives and Hpgpe TrialfrgLAW1 Trailer tr4;p connected to sewer line (one trap allowed per trailer pad site.) Ali other fixtures - pp, e k cdSer xtteadagtfigindE4•6- 3. Motels_And Hotels Private use Public use 4. liaundrqmpts All other fix6ies: Proveto use Public use 5. Restaurants Kitchen sinks in restau ?orease traps (.......t, 'oi,vate use public us' 3 4 nt with or without .40- 7 (:- t!' $5.0) per flow unit 5.00 per flow unit 200.01) per connection ft EeC ric.ovv ;Ls% ev • „ ' faaltigUirsagulaning • 5.03 per Floe unit 25.05 per f7'3 (wit 50X5 per nofo unit (boatod co 3 umRs per machnc) 5.00 per flow unit 25.00 per flow unit 509.00 plus 25.00 per flow unit 5.00 per flow unit 25.00 per flow unit 6. Industrial or Manuf#LusLiesi Private Use Public use • 5.00 per flow unit 25.00 per flow unit 7. Boiler blow off Direct or indirect connection to sewer 25.00 per flow unit (mln. of $200.00) 8. C2FLUELILAL.Jar MontifaciMLing Wash racks - sand traps Interceptors, receptors, sumps Spacial wastes as defined in the Plumbing. Code, 1967 Edition, Chapter 1, "Definitions" 500.00 pax minimum 25.00 per flow unit 200,00 plus .5.00 per flow unit 9. Bars and RestaurantEjeminsAlcoholic blysuall • 25.00 per flow unit 10. ,Service.alsiseE 11. Hospitals, Medical Offices', Veterinarians, Churches, Assembly Areas, Theaters, Heyhouses, Schools, and all other commercial or manufaceuting uses that have not been classified at a rate per flow unit shall be classified by the Building Director at a private use or a public use. The rate per flow unit shall he as 'follows: Private use Public Use 25.00 per flow unit 5.00 per flow unit 25.00 per flow unit "Section 28.11. Existing Structures. Alterations or additions to existing structures, adding new fixtures or the replacement of fixtures, shall be charged sewer connection fees as follows: A. Restaurants (..„14,foriti ,__R!ichen sink fri4-74-44",„ Public use 4,--otttor--fl-ntern- B. Commerclqi andAftlKulleana Private use per flow unit 5.00 per flow unit 25.00 per flow unit 5.00 per flow unit Public Use 25;00 per flow unit C. Residential Single family residence Multiple units D. Motels and Hotels Private use Peiblic use 5.00 per flow unit 5.00 per flow unit 5.00 per flow unit 25.00 per flow unit E. F. 3b Motor Homes and@, Souse Trailer P$rks Trailer trap connected to sewer lice (oat r. trap allowed per trailer pad sites.) All other fixtures Private use Publ ix use Laundromats All other fixtures private use Public use G. 5er_.�,,viC Stat ions H. sand Res. -t se---�—r 2�l h9JI P aSIS.E 200.00. per connection 5.041 per f 1 ow pan i t 25.00 per flew unit 50.00 per flow unit (18tr sed on 3 units per machine) 5.00 per flow unit 25.00 per flow unit 25.00 per flow unit 25.00 per f 1 o,e unit. "Section 28.12. Sewer Connection Charges The money collected under Section 28.10 shall be th Z X deposited with tile-Citi Treasurer and credited to the City Sewer Connection Charge Fund. "Section 28.13. Use of Sewetc Connection Charge Fund. All revenues received in the City of Hermos.f° Sewer Connection Charge Fund, as provided in .Section 28.10 may be expanded only for the following purposes: A. For the rep i e scent of x i s t i each .5ABWTv 1 or new sewer system. .• 8. To accomplish any C. To pay refunds az authorized by Section 28.14, of this Code. D. To repay, with or without interest, funds advanced to the Sewer Connection Charge Fund .from any other fund. "Section 28.14. Refunds. In the event any person 0011 haw: paid the applicable serer connection fees as provided in Section 28.10 and no installation shall have been commenced, and the permit for such installation shall have bran cancelled or expired, said per son shell be entitled to a refund in an mount equal to 100% of the sewer connection fee paid by said person, minus one percent of sold charge; however, the amount retaine+.; shall be not less than ten dollars, nor qre: than one hundred 4:. _itx 0100.00) d liars. Section 28.15. This Chapter shall apply to all now buildings, alterations, or additions and changes in building occupancies wherein plumbing fixtures are added or replaced after the effective date of this ordinance. other sewer purpose that the City Council may euthori xe. DECLARATION AND ORDER IN THE SMALL CLAIMS COURT OF SOUTH BAY JUDICIAL DISTRICT A* PM commit F LOS ANOUS, STAMOF CALIFORNIA 825 Maple Avenue Torrance., California ,' Lit_ i 3 197010. tryrtrti,#. -- X 14450.10S; isiKil 23..") .-<.:3• I, the undersigned, tif1e endant is indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of $ 4141) for .S.41exo ta ,.,, i,' 5." 4' rfigeartga.Stailltlitaidaldo 1401..sseld...stfillatuses=01-- xligatfint.21b..A A 45412...eterna...fons. • that this declarant has demanded payment of said sun that the defendant refused to pay the same and no part thereof has been paid; that the defendant resides at le 99 Par klve.a Qcsta AM-, 2ft. 1442.2114fir imestato. 1.';,,,A,&,;•44" .; ..w ,43.,,,,,..t.,' n 111 that the obligation sued on was contracted to be performed in the above-named judicial district; 0 that the injury to persons or to personal property occurred in the above-named judicial district; on at MAMA& ,em; .datt.111*.as. lismosa Mask ; that this declarant resides at .....3104-Slateela .11013041.3/1120. , in the State of California. lz.brecuted on ..Iggsr_13s._17.V. at . If/X.X.A11.g.O. , California. (date) (pleag I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true wad correct. bfk. Ake Mk_ Declarant vs. 114* CM OF CCM Mit POLICE DEM, a radessmi ¬ation aty/crtz esp PANS VEFTec DECLARATION • Defendant(s) ORDER The People of the State of California, to the above-named defendant; You are hereby directed to appear and answer the within and foregoing claim, in the above-named court, at. n 5 Maple Avenue Torrance, California. on, at - 440 AM., in Division 1........., Room ; 4=11 lac I reset for ., at1.-•• , in Division , Room ; reset for , at M., in Division and have with you, then and there, all books, papers and witnesses needed by you to esitaRborh your defense ; to said dytim; and you are further notified that in case you do not so appear, judgraent will be given against you for the amount found by the court to be due upon said claim but not more than the amount stated in plaintiffs declaration, and in addition, costs of the action„inclucling costs of service of the order. Order dated and declaration and order XITC121,1.13,.. .M1LRDE3ICH , Clerk By AiA.ALLE4 , Deputy Clerk By , Deputy Clerk By. i Deputy Clerk filed on Zaat-lakv. )4170 Date Reset Date Reset IMPORTANT NOTICE Read carefully instractions appearing on reverse side 7601/6 At —SC 6.41)- Cdb • DECLARATION AND ORDER C.C.P. lim • July 16, 1970 TO:- Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: One -way --Blocked Streets Status Report Gentlemen: At the last meeting we were instructed to construct and/or study changes on two minor streets in order to correct adverse traffic problems. Shakespeare Alley We propose to place temporary complete blocks at two places along this alley in order to prohibit through traffic. These will be constructed initially of barricades with flashers in order to test the operation of the system, and then replaced with gates if it proves out. Adequate signs will also be posted indicating that this is not a through street. Beach Drive (South of Second Street) After studying the question of a one-way traffic pattern north bound on this little section of Beach Drive, we have come to an alternate suggested con- clusion. This would consist of narrowing the exit at Second Street and mark- ing it for exit only, so that only north bound traffic from Beach Drive could enter. However, for the balance of the street south of Second, residents could both enter and leave from Hermosa Avenue, thus offering them much greater convenience. We feel that this idea will offer the same safeguards and benefits of the one- way pattern, but at the same time not inconvenience legitamate residential traffic as much, and it will also help prevent the possibility of a one-way racetrack being created. If the City Council concurs, we will proceed with this minor alteration, which is detailed on the attached sketch plan. Respectfully submitted, WESLEY G. MC DANIEL City Manager W CM : mm Enclosure .-4 • ..y.w,. m.w .«... ...e ,.s «.w...« -e a. .�._..,.�..•1..,1,.,1.10 a Ob.' ..... ..«w VT A. tut. a... LOA • de.W�`�� t g 'S9 a+: AGREEMENT w GENERAL SERVICES THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this day of . .., 19 , by and between the COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES, hereinafter referred to as "County," and the CITY OF , hereinafter referred to as "City." WITNESSETH: That for and in consideration of the mutual. promises and cove- nants herein contained, and under authority of Section 56i of the Charter of said County and of Article I, Chapter 1, Part 2,.Division 10 Title 5 of the Government Code, said County agrees, through its respective officers and departments, to perform all functions of said City relating to or perform d for s id County by said officers or departments, respectively, as hereinafter prvlded for, except as to those services.which are now or may be hereafter be made the subject of separate and special contracts with the City and for which other provisions are in such contracts made. The following terms and conditions shall govern the performance of all municipal functions performed hereunder: 1. By reason of the limitations upon the expenditure of County funds provided for in Section 25 of Article XIII of the Constitution of the State of California, said City shall pay to said County the entire cost to said County of performing each such function, including salaries and wages of all employees engaged therein, all supervision over such employees while so employed, a prorate of .all departmental overhead, clerical work„ office supplies depreciation of machinery and .equipment, traveling expenses, including mileage of employees, and all other cost and expense incidental to the performance or each of such functions. The rate charged for each function shall be recomputed annually and revised accordingly, and thereafter cluxged at such revised rate. In computing the cost of the une of machinery and equipment, the gull cot to said County of rented machinery and equipment and any operator furnished therewith, and a reasonable rental rate on County -owned machinery and equipment shall ba included. 2. No County ,pfficer or department shall perform for said City any function not coming within the scope of the duties of such officer or department in performing services for said County. 3 No service shall be performed hereunder unless said City shall have available funds previously appropriated to cover the cost thereof. Z No function or serviae shall be performod hereunder by any County officer or department unless such function or service shall have been requested in writing by said City on order of the City Council thereof or uch officer as it may dolignate and approved by the Board of SuperviDors of said County, cap such officer as it may designate, and each such service or function shall be performed at the times and under circumstancas which do not interfere with the performance of regular County operations. 5. Whenever the County and City muttWily agree as to the necessity for any such County officer or department to maintain administrative headquarters in said City: said City shall furnish at its own cost and, expense all necessary office space, furniture, and fumin ingb„ office supp2ies„ Janitor service, telephone, light, water, and other utilitim, In 11 Inst nces were special supplies stationery, notices, for and the like must he issued in the name of.said City, the tame shall be supplie b T . the City. It is exprettly.understood that in the vent a local admInis- trativivoffice is intelted in said CltV. for any such County officer or departm nt-, Math quarters D used by 'aid County. off1cer c depart ++ i t in connection with the performance of it tittles in territory outside L r said City. and adjacent thereto, provided, how- ever, that the performance of such outside duties shell got be .at <,.ny addition.:1 cast toad City. '8a All persona enpicy'cd in this rformance of such services and functions f said City shall he County. employee +,• and np City .e.ys'ployee as such shall be t ken • ov 'z" by said County., and no person employed hereunder shall have any City pensions civil .ervice, or •opthe '4, tatus or right. n For the purpose of prforMin ; such .ac ry des and functions, and - :for the purpos of giving official status to the performance thereof Query County officer and employee engagtd in performing r any such erviee or function shall be dee d to be an officer or.cmployee of said City while performing service for said City within the scope of this resment 7. Sid City shall not be call, d upon to asses any 1Sbi.lit r for the direct p nt of ary salary,. s Fes, or other compensation to any County personnel r arming s rvices hereunder for said City's r any liability other .than that provided for in this :s reement Except as herein othernise specified said City shall not be /iable for pena .t1R*:n or find itto any County' employee for lit ju 'y or sic4ne + arling out of his employment. 8. Said County, its officers and eoployees, hall -no be deeded to assume any .liability for the negligence of said City., or of. any officer or , py.:loyee threot,nor for any defective . danger- ous condition of the streets or property of said City, and said City ll hold said County and itm officers and employees amiss from: and s -hall defend said County and . the oaf fioere and employees th s, eof against any claim for d es' resulting therefo 9 Each County officer or department performing any carica for € aid City provided for h.,,rein shall keep reasonably itemized and in detail work or job records covering the cot of all services performed, including salary, images and other compensation for labor; supervision and planning: plum overheads the re:aonab1e rental value of all County -owned ;chi;•.,ery and eqUipments rental paid for all rented . machinery or equipment, together with the cost of an operator thereof when furnished with said machinery or equipment, the cost of all machinery and supplies furnished by the County: reasonable handling .ng charge,= , nd all additional it:of ex eel. inoidental to than perf mace of such. motion or aervioe. 10® All work done hereunder is at jest to the limitations of the provieione, of Section 23008 of theglovernment. Codes and in accOrdance therewith„ beft reany work is done or spices rendered pursuant. heretob an amount equal to the coat or an amount 10% in Vices, of the ,stated cost muat b ; reserved by the City, from its fug : to insure payment for works, s> :ryces or materials provide herein:=>r® Each Coantyy officer or depertmeat performing any surdas, here here- und r a hall rend r to. aid City at the close of each Bale dar month tzed statement covering all cervices performed during said and said City anal' pay County therefore within 20 days after ani month receipt.of such statement, If° s ch' p sent is nkat received by the County within 30. days after rendition of billing., County may satisfy such indebtedness fzo .an i' 'funds of the. City on deposit with the County without giving further r otic to -City of 'County intention dO so. ontr ;ort eh a .1 bee: ome effective on the date re'ir ,bov'e t .rat mentioned, ' ,nd shall run for a pe ie nding Jug 30, 197I rend at the option of the City Council of said City„ with the etc nne t::� t; the Board of Supervisors of said. County, shall be renewable there- after r a or an additional period of not to emceed five (5) years. In event maid City desires .res to renew this agreement for said five-year period, the City Council shall not later than the tenth of, 1912„ notify th it wishes to renew the not later than the 1 Board of Supervisors of said County that me, whereuponl id Beerd of Supervisors, /. a '. May, , shall 8 ;d`tif y said City Ceunnil 'in writing g of its willingnesa'. accept such renewal, l Ota r ,ni.e 'act agreement shall finally, '. fe .i , to at the end of the foredesoribed Periad n Mt4Withstanding tha povvivions of this paragraph heraiov suet forth, either party may terminate • this agreement . aa of . the ftrat da7 of part of', not ass than tw 3 termination. This agreement is des ,Yuly. of any year uptIn not -la n • writing tot other. °. fi cL1en the - pb i.'a.d, o he date of such :..tiADIWW7 services which may be supplied the various departments enta theme. . there la : hereafter tsar adoptees a specific r miscallaneoun. a 1 by.. the County of Los Angeles In eta alt there now exists or contract between the City • and the Couny with respect to vecitic services, such contract with respect to specific servicms shall b controlling a to the duties.and obligations or the parties anything herein t the contrary notwithatanding„ unions smch special mmtract adopts the provipAsns his by reference. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, amid Comnty has, by order or its Board of Supervisors, caused these presents to be subscribed by the Chairman af said Board and the seal of staid fturd to be affixed thereto, and attested by the Clerk of said Board, and said City has caused these presents to be subscribed by its Mayor and the seal of said City -to be affixed themto attestod by the City Clerk or aaid Clty„ on th day a d yezr Zirat abow- written. CITY OF atairt11.1,031910.1.0,11 ATTE1ST: JAMES .S MIZE, Rxmamtive Clerk of the 'card of Supervisors By APPROVED AS TO FORM: JOHN D. MAHAR° COUNTY COUNSEL 5/70 Revision W.W1411.4,WWWWWW......A • . -Tereor COME 0: LO4 AYG • —61Mr. ,L.rtma, 1 2 4 6 • RESOLUTION O. N. S. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOGA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, AUTHORIZING AND REQUESTING THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES TO PERFORM SPECIFIED SERVICES ON BEHALF OF SAID CITY. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HEROSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLMS: SECTION I. That the City Coe f the City of HotmOm 6 Bench hereby requests the appropriate tgencieg of the Cv,snty of 7 Lo Angeles to perform r behalf of said City certain specifivd 8 services; a/1 pursuant to the terms cad peovtgions of the General 9 Services Agres,tent which sold City entered into with the County of 10 Los Angeles on 11 I SECTION 2r That maid ocirvices shal4 include, angl the 12 County is requested to provide as needed: 13 1. Per,.onr,t4 staff cervices. 14 15 16 17 18 SECTION 3. Th t the payment for maid services will he. 19 in accordance with the terms and provisions of the General Services 2. Radar equipment maints ance. 3. Engineering stz'ff services. 4. City pronecution services. 5. Roadside tree services. 20 21 22 23 24 25 Agreement which said City entered into with the County of Los !Angeles on SECTION 4. That said specified service are to be performed upon the direction of the City Council or it' designated agent, th City Manager. SECTION 5. That the City Clerk shall c 26 adoption of this re rtify to the olution, and shall transmit certified copies 27 thereof to the County of Los Angeles. 28 29 30 31 ATTEST; 32 PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this PRESIDENT of the City Council, and -- MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California CITY CLERK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 /0 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 271 28 29 301 31 32 • RESOLUTION NO. N. S. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL or THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH. CALIFORNIA, REQUESTING THE CONTROLLER OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA TO DIRECT ALL MONIES OWING TO THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH TO THE CITY TREASURER OF SAID CITY. WHEREAS, the City of Hermosa Beach desires to maximize its cash flow through immediate investment of all funds; and WHEREAS, the present cyst of uncoordinated direction of State subventions is Counterproductiv to the above -stated goal, NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS: SECTION l, That the City Cotncil of the City of Hermosa Beach hereby requests the Controller of the St,P.to of California to direct all monies owing to the City of Hermosa Beach to the following address: ATTEST: Mary R. Stonier, City Treasurer City of Hermosa Beach City Hall - Civic Center Hermosa Beach, California 90254 PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this PRESIDENT of the City CeaUll, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California CITY CLERK APPROVED AS TO FORM: CITY ATTORNEY RESOLUTION NO. N.S. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH DECLARING THE EXISTENCE OF CERTAIN NUISANCES IN SAID CITY AND PROVIDING FOR THE .ABATEMENT THEREOF. . (GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 39560 ET. SER.) SECTION1: 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: 10th St. Second Add to Hermosa Beach NE 38 FT of SW 76 FT . EX of ST. of Lot 5 Bik 78 7th St. Redondo Valla Lot 66 & NE 10 FT of Lot 67 Bik 139 8m St. Tract 2002 NE 30 FT of SW 50 FT of Lots 1,2,3 & 4 Blk R. Bard Tract 2002 Lot 5 Bik 5 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 forth described in Section 39564, 39565, 39566 and 39567. SECTION 4: That the City Council hereby 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, wily 21 , `lL _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 day of X1970. PRESIDENT of the City Council, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California ATTEST: CITY•CLERK CITY ATTORNEY /6 ..:i"• .:...• fi:;"M1 iv .+i• 'i t : l.. 1:4f.." ..i'. .a }';'�'1.' T„.1.1.L•f'.a ;{•.•ci '' :1(l1Yu•w•... .!'�, '1' : • :v� • • Loma Dr. Tract 1686 Lot 9 B1k H Tract 1686 Lot 4 B1k H PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this Day of ATTEST: CITY CLERK APPROVED AS TO FORM: ADDENDUM'" 19704 PRESIDENT of the City Council, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California .CITY ATTORNEY • • • ffa"• ,.. FUND .NUMBER GENERAL ACCOUNT 100 General 200 Adv. Musics & Pks. 500 Light District 600 Traffic Safety 800 Parking Meters 900 1000 1200 1700 1800 1900 State Gas Tax County Gas Tax Retirement Parks Recreation Sewer Maintenance TRUST FUNDS CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CITY TREASURER'S REPORT., JUNE 1970 BALANCE 6 1 0 $294,.675.14 10,706.24 6,68342 526,851.00 3,188.33 41,321.22 RECEIPTS CASH TRANSFERS DISBURSEMENTS WARRANTS TRANSFERS BALANCE 6 30 0 55,648.72 939,074.07 115,266.67 19,233.22 $ 92,076.22 5,065.83 4,752.09 13,372.53 $ 8,209.22 11,024.00 111,11 $162,118.00 6/1/70 RECEIVED PAID (59065.83) 560.85 (14,167.39) 3,188.33 7,803.90 173,671.08 19,233.22) Sewer Deposit Street Bond Payroll Account Refuse & Sanitation Supt. of Streets VPD Bond & Int. Debt. $ 2,000.00 7,659.68 1,011.25 13,664.36 4,029.65 27,581.02 55,945.96 TIME DEPOSITS Bank of America $845,000.00 MAI �%' i�Jr) MAR TO ER City Treasurer July 14, 1970 922.40 108, 503.22 4,809.66 200.00 2,513.80 116,949.08 2,438.27 108,503.22 13,664.36 100.00 2,543.31 127,249.16 RECAP OF ALL FUNDS General Active Other Active Inv. & Time Deposits 6/30/70 $ 2,000.00 6,143.81 1,011.25 4,809.66 4,129.65 27,551.51 45,645.88 $55,669.66 25.645.88 315.54 845,000.00 92 ,315.54 $232,842.58 000 21,730.24 11,435.51 525,495.29 33,517.32 55,648.72 $80,669.66 7/2 & 7/7 1.6•--1.70 $ 27,127.29* (87,029.56) Adim 1970 BALANCE (27,127.29*). (4,159.55) (3,916.36) BANK BALANCES INTEREST RECEIVED THIS FISCAL YEAR $49,785.54 General Sewer Deposit Street Bond Payroll Account Refuse & Sanitation Supt. of Streets VPD Bond & Int. Outsd. Checks & July Deposits Time Deposits $172,940.31 21,730.24 11,435.51 494,208.45 29,600.96 55,648.72 (95,105,47)-7$5,564.19 *Transfer 7/7 61,222.51 2,000.85 6,144.66 7,721.88 4,809.66 4,229.65 7,718.12 93,847.33 12,531.79 81,315.54 845,000.00 92 ,315.54 •I NON -AGENDA ITEMS - INFORMATION - With Agenda for July 21, 1970 of CiFlifm7nia Cities - Dav atthe PT -xi: Thvirsdy Juiy 16 Fllyuoj iiark - Dinner 7 Bei)ch Bike Path - County Department of Parks and Recreation - Dion Meeting - Thurs&T, July 16 - Joslyn Center - 9:30 a.m, Beach DeveloRment Committee - Thursday, July 16 - Council Chamber - 730 p.m. Southwest Area Planning Council - nAdayp July 17 - Lobster House - Noon POLICE DEPARTMENT AUCTTON - Saturday, July 18 - Parking Lot - 10 a.m. Plannirlg_Commission - Monday, July 20 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. glty Council - Tuesday, July 21 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. Park and Pecreation Commission -' Wednesday, July 22 - Council Chamber - 8 P.m. South T2Ey Councilmen's Association - Thursday, July 23 - Lococo's - 6:30 p.m. Board of Zoning Adjustment - Monday, July 27 - Council chamber - 7:30 p.m. Civil Service Commission - Tuesday, July 28 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. GFAND PPIX nIKE PACE - Starting from Live Oak Park, Manhattan Beach Sunday, July 26 - 8 a.m. VIVA VEPDE - Slide Presentation re Greening Up Beach Area Thursday, July 30 - Council Chamber - 8 p.m. Planning Commission - Monday, August 3 - Council Chamber * 7:30 p.m. CityCounoil - Tuesday, August 4 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. INTERNATIONAL SURF FESTIVAL - Wednesday, August 5 through Sunday, August 8