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HomeMy WebLinkAbout10/20/70DEMANDS AND WARRANTS October 209 1970 Issued to: &Punt 8160 AECO Disposal - Contract 13=23-299 182.38 8161 Void 8162 ALCO Chemical Co. o Supplies Parke Department 8-50-330 63067 8163 AU American Uniform Rental Co. - Contract 13=00=313 23 000 8164 1 ©orp National Service o Office Supplies Po/ice Department 11=00'301 1P016::: � 014.11 8165 J T Baker Chemical Co. - Supplies Police Dspartnennt 11=00=227 6x33 8166 fines & Delaney m Supplies Public Works Department 13-25-337 f 237 8167 Brooks Electric © Supplies Fire Department 13=27-330.2 2925 8168 Buslers Camera = I onthl' Billing 9=00=301 &11-00-302 121 5O 8169 William J. Cavan ,ugh - P otor�.o1e Rental1.71=00. 243 100.00 8170 City of Redondo Beach o .Quarterly Billing 13=25=299 3204. 8.71 Coast Chrysler _ Monthly Billing 1200,241 26025 8172 County Sanitation District of L.A. = Contract 13-21-248 & 13-23-248 261.66 8173 Crown Coach Corp. - Supplies Fire Department 12=00,241 58.30 8174 Diaso Reproduction Equipment Supplies Public Works Dept. 13=10=219 6.32 8175 Diebold Co. Inns. Office E uipt nt Police Department 11-00-301 68.42 8176 M 0 Dion & Sons Inc. o Supplies Public Works Department 13=25=330 1.11.97 8177 Downey Mower & Saw Co. - Equipment ent Parks Department 8=50-241. 12.66 8178 Eagleson of Los Angeles- Uniform Supplies Fire Dep rtr ant 12=00=313a�. 18.20 8179 Eddings Bros. o Monthly Billing Various Depart _ents 243.47 8180 Fsbco Irrigation Co. - Supplies Parks Department t 8=50=330 23071 8181 Donald Finley 0 Wotorcyc1e Rental Police Department 1.1-00=243 100.00 8182 Iiaiprin Supp3y Co. o Supplies Fire Department 12-00-313 6.33 8183 Hermosa Beach Chamber of •.da rye a Agreement 6-00=222.1 1.81.66000 8184 Hermosa Beach Lawn Boling Club = Contract Hntca of Bowling Green 8-50=299 100.00 8185 Holcomb Mfg Co. - Equipment Fire Departvent 12=00°302 33075 8186 Indiana University Presse Printing Matter City F nag ° 7-10-305 6.10 8187 Industrial Control System .m Contract 13-27=330 7.50 8188 International Business Machine - Mutoc for .Typewriters 9=00=240 & 11=00 10 68.87 8189 Lt. John Jaeger - Reimbursement for conference Ltocheons 11.:=00=215 14.90 8190 Jess Evros - Reimbursement for Inter City Surf Meet Heals 8-25-311 20.00 8191 Levallen Press - Printing Bicycle Licenses Police Department : • 400=302 28.91 8192 Livingston Graham - Monthly Billing 13=21=330 985005 8193 Louie The Tailor Inc. - Uniform EtTanses Police Department 11-00a313 & P. 248.89 8194 Hickeys Deli - Heals fez' prisoners Police Department 11-00-311 302031 8195 Motorola Cooun ioations - Enuipenent Police Unit 11=00=600 29750039 8196 Motorola Co u nicatiorx = Contract 11.=00=245 & 12.00=245 1.69.50 8197 New PncifioLumber Supplies Forks Department 8=5 330 16.77 8198 Joe B. Noble = Rei.Mbureenent for Meeting 7=50-215 4..0 8199 Pacific Flagstone u Supplies Public Works Department 13=21=330 34.82 8200 Pacific Union Metal Supplies Pub's Works Dspar;woent 13-24-330 258.21 8201 Postmaster = Stamps 7-25=301 18000 8202 Realty lac Service a Contract 3=00=299 25.00 13203 Paul A Rogers - Services Rendered Barks Dep: r wenn 8=50-330 22.00 8204 South Bay Hospital w Services Rendered Police Department, 12-0 2"7 57.50 8205 South Bay Mailing Service News Letters Addressed 6-00-222.2 54.52 8206 South Bay Office Suppe'' - Monthly Billing Various Departments is 80.58 8207 South Bay Publishing Co. .= Advertiement 6=00=221 28.00 (3208 Southern California. Rin Society - Dog Licenses Collected by SCES 6=00-228 710 85 t3209 John E. Stevens - Travel Fee Counei�! Mcetines 13=05=215 8.00 821.0 Sun Badge Co. - Gold Plated Nameplates Police Department 11-00-313 5054 8211 H I Tullis = Contract 13=28=330 7.3.90 8212 Union Oil Co. c Contract 13-28-317 102.42 • DEMANDS AND WARRANTS -. October 20: 1970 Continued •.•••• ••• Issued --_to: .------ Amount 8213 Wray Printing Inc. - Printing Charges 6-00-301 44.84 8214 Shell Oil Co. - Contract Various Departments 702.34 8215 Jess Lamm - Petty Cash Various Recreation Departments 34.57 8216 Merritt Hardware - Monthly Billing Various Departments 124.07 8217 Eike Bryant - Services Rendered Recreation Dept. Adv. Reim #2 50.00 8218 Rex Trophies - Baseball Trophies Recreation Dept. Adv. Reim. #4 60.00 8219 Mr. Ogg "Williams - Refund Camping Trip Recrestion Dept. Adv. Reim. #13 20.00 8220 High= /Wilson Whitridte & Reid Inc. - Insurance Field Trips Adv. Reim.#13 104.00 8221 Rex Trophies - Trophies & Engraving Recreation Dept. Adv. Reim #27 55.65 6222 American Sprinkler Supply Co. -- Irrigation Supplies Parks Department CIF #3 377.65 8223 Jamison Inc. - Freight Charges Recreation Dept. CIF 03 3670 TOTAL 111,573.04 NON -AGENDA ITEMS - INFORMATION - With Agenda for Meeting of October 20, 1970 Building Department - Monthly_ateoEt September 30, 1970 Parks and Recreation Department - Copy of letter dated September 4, 1970, from Jess Larez, Director, to Director of Parks and Recreation Department, Redondo Beach, accepting appointment as panel chairman at League of California Cities Conference - San Diego, October, 1970. Municipal Revenue Needs - Report from League of California Cities, dated September 21, 1970. StatgEmoLREEagalization - Report regarding Administrative Cost Refund. State Controller's Office - Chan esingAgTax ag..3.4ji2gRE - AB 1904. Group Reservations - Park and Recreation Facilities - Report dated October 10, 1970, from Jess Larez, Director. MEETINGS AND OTHER EVENTS: Beach Element Committee - Thursday, October 15 - Council Chamber - 7:30 pm gyAmIElaylajal_12ounc4 - Friday, October 16 - Lobster House - Noon PCH Im.rovement "0 eration H'.hwa Hosedown" - Saturday, October 17 Planning Commission - Monday, October 19 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. - Tuesday, October 20 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. South Baygonsilmenss, Association - Thursday, October 22 - Sam's Cafe, Torrance - 6:30 p.m. League of California Cities - Annual Conference - October 25-28 - San Diego Youth AdvtRamsamsil - Monday, October 26 - Conference Room - 7:30 p.m. Board of_AzglalMAREtatyl - Monday, October 26 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. Civil Service Commission - Tuesday, October 27 - Council ChaMber - 7:30 p.m. Park and Recreation Commission - Wednesday, October 28 - Council ChaMber 8 p.m. Annual Halloween Carnival - Saturday, October 31 - Clark Stadium Planning Commission - Monday, November 2 - Council Chamber - 7;30 p.m. GENERAL ELECTION - Tuesday, November 3 City Council - Wednesday, November 4 - Council Chamber 7:30 p.m. DepartMent & P PERMITS No. 7.1dg. permits Electric Plumbing Misc. Plan Check -,Planning Comm: Variances B.Z.A. Zone Amendments '. Cixkxuecx Res. Reports Cornu 6 aspect i on !t C iT? OF HERMOSA•BEACH Departiental Monthly P,e;:7oanning r onth Endin e� ember 30, 1970 . Last Month This Month This Year This !Month Last Year to date last year to date 19 28 23 25 29 44 INSPECTIONS 69 .. 25 99 87 30 109 93 14 21 : 21 74 9 12 30 11 30 Y 1246r 445 building Plumbing Electrical SBU TOTAL l'lrs, firs. 'rfrs. .., ... _,..�".. 0m._...4� ..n. Zoning info & ins violations Bldg. info.'. ins �� ifi.t$Tc�tiClfi & zoneviol 25 35 41 6) . 113 177 32 .60 99 182 13_ 14 1,� 25 52 67 19 34 71 109 coo •pect.: 9 12 8 13 24 34 2 3 6 9: 10 11 8 13 26 32 1 1 14 14 pect. 5 2 2 1 14 8 4 3 16 CO, 59 1 1 14 18 3 5 2 2 2 1 8 7 ._ • 16 19 21 21 57 ' - 58 59 61 156 169 16 30 12 19 37 9 56_ 54 66 544 214 183 75 84 . w 6 7 9 " i~ zone i n:fV ., 4 4 5 6 1 1 2 2 Comm. i respect." 66 14 51 71 Spec. Residential 8 255 295 !� comm. 2 3 7 9 Condemnations 19 misc. 1 1„ 2 2 7 2 9 5 GRAND TOTAL "..w.. --21323.._ �.. PLAN CHECK'HOURS FEES 31dg. permits Electric Plu ruing Plan Check Variance Zone Amend. XxxxXxamx Res. Reports Comm- Inspect. disc:' VALUAT d"DNs 208 226 666 343.50 300.30 355.50 735.50 105.00 72.00 1911.80 693.00 433.10 322.50 3219.50 50.00 105.00 88'.00 2430.50 938.70. 986.00 5337.00 150.00 343.00 232.00 66,270.00 167,619.00 611,686.00 182 561 458.50 256.40 352.00 422.00 2165.0 1024.8 1065.0 2218.0 80.00 232.0 -,.75"-"".67+.E 101,834.00 539,858.0 PhO'E,CALLS FOR MONTHS 20 days • 1283 calls • Bldg. 602; zone 483; general 198 September 4 ,, 1910 Mr, Robert Atkinson, Director marks and Recreation Department 415 Diamond Street Redondo , Beach, California Dear bobt am in receipt of your letter requesting that 1 act as panel chairman for the panel entitled "Multiple Use of i xistin sources by Recreation and Parks Departments", to De presented at the League of California Cities conference. in San Diego, California, October. 25-28, 1970 Please be assured that i am most delighted to serve as panel chairman, and have recruited the following individuals to. serve on the panel consisting of outstanding Public Admin trators such as Tack. Y oxsey, Pomona; Max leeks,, Garden Grove;' Dave Baker, Fremont and , Sidney }.ronenthal, . Culver City. Sincerely, Jess Laren: Director Parks and Recreation Department RP7Oa4 9 Mayor Quentin L. Thelen i.. McDaniel, City Manager Al h III �'j,l � 4' 411• U e, kiei )• Letpro of ca'so a • 1: ore, City Managers,., coy!' off4 Frans' Sncramsatxpo ...Septa' yL°�:s, 3^ tad City C , - Mit; t v . Z,• SWI: Stotewi.de, � ral • - Mahatma nue Reeds Those ring for ttit'Steta'AvicriblVAind ing with increasing vigor between * a R'+ len Tidy. i YOZ "0" ,STREE SACRAMENTO t916D 444-57r4 HOTEL CLAF riMONT DERKELEY 04705 702 HILTON CENTER LES Pfi3ELE8 24017 (2i13) E24 -44i24 City•court i1) During this time, candidates will be diecusaing issues that will be before the Legislature and Congress in 1971. Many of theze issues (emanation end regional government) are of direct interest and obancerol.o a iti :s, but they one the League Board of Directors has selected os most evitiOal a°eletes to the revenue needs of cities. We have heard from numerous cities - 'in rece.: t Otho who, because of e lack of funds, :found that they were unable to fill vacant ead anthorr'ized positions, were required to seriously deplete emergency r uerzres and capital outlay funds, were required to curtail existing services, and were •unable . to, Imspene to the social problems with which they are cc : toraie . for the. first tim in years, ss, s y cities have reported that they were forced to abolish positions end lay off existing employees simply to balance their budget. The question of additional munioipa rcvenues and cis intensified statewide effort Harz thv part of city officiate in this sward win be discussed at the League's Annual Confarance in October. In .re meantime, we are hopeful that every city, prior to the Nove; i er 3 election,, wi 1,i make it a point to d uscues their revenue probie w %ts oan idi tes for M tete and CongreeetonaZ office and attolpt to obtain 49aW r ,x"00 s ; positive`legi4ative aoNon in g *72 o Citi s will find it persuasive end helpful to point out specific examples of prob lems they are facing. In this re arid, we have attached a statement prepared by Kenneth Anderson, City Councilman, Sen Anselw, that nay suggest one approach. The League )€fries in Sacr-5mcnto would appreciate receiving copies of similar state•- stnts prepared by city officials. Also attached is a list of the. kinds of specific examples that should be called to the attention of legislative lativ4 a and Congressional candidates. n'dioavuaeians with candidata ss, we would mecumga you to emphasize the following. :m . Tax refor.m should have t; o goals: t Improvedequity and provision of an adequate revenue base for local goverpment. A basic cause of the municipal fiscal, problem ie the fact that the existing city revenue base does not grow at the same rate as expen- ditures. To improve this situation on a continuing basis, it will be necessary to rake income and/or additional salsa taxes or a tax on services a pact of the city revenue base. Ar It will &.7e0 fat ncees 'i 'tc in :tist , 00re �L. t ken Federal revenue sharing program and Congressional candidates 4thould be specific on their stand on this critical issue, It Will not be possible to obtain additional revenue 07 revenue raising authority at the; 1971 session without than .full and active ouu ort of ell city officials. Continuing communication between. city o£ficir-_1 s c,w'td legislators is e +sent,ia1, and we Tinge you will take advantage of this pre-ei:ecti.osn period, when some candidates yill possibly be more receptive, to Make your fitt;cal needs and concerns known. We recommend that, where feasible, you join with other city officials and arrange fir' n. !Iceadidates.and issues" session prio :.tn the el,et:3on'a Richare Cerpo,:4er ENecutive Director d, anesrai Counsel • • Statement•by Councilman Kenneth L. Anderson on adopeion of 1970-71 budget for City of San Melo Just how high are city property tam, for a single-family home owner? In fiscal 1969 - 70 the assessed value of .3,600 single-family. homes in San Ansel= (including the lots) was 019,272,386. AddinsE the 1.3.4% re-.. ppreisal factor bri:zr this figure to $21,4154,686. current assessed •valuei.'.. The avet rg. e assessed -,411us.jof.etairigle.142111011t.mt4S apelmn isi tharaore ($21 854886-4-3600) :0f0ls0: •SUbtract froM this the .homeownees.azemlotion•of $750,-dAhing the not texable• value $5p321. Assessed Taxable Average Value , - • 0,321 Assumed Tan Rate 2.255 2.40 2.45 24 2.55 Average City Property Tex $119,99 127,70 130.36 133,03 135.69 13E. 35 Assuming,k for example., th1ghost reteir1,2t60., the tage bow owner in SattiAniattlmo'%vould pay43S..35- to' the, city. 'If yont family consists , of fOnatopeople, then -You would be paying for saCh-mether of your • • f family .$34.5-9-.` fay*fiir OD' ty civicfas . rek ai fat3ily, o t, three it woultt bet$46.12 iler'personT'' for two, -$69.18 tech. Is this too high? Is it? Is this too much to pay for all the services provided by the city, services which the individual covid not provide ' .• for himself? , I • • Add up the value. of these services to yourself and your family - police protection, fireprotection: street maintenance and repair stret lighting parks and recreation. The list is much longer than this. Do you,honestly think you ere paying too muchfor these services? . Could you provide these services for yourself? Would you want your city to stop providing these services? What then? Numaroue,individuals-and OrouPe have.appatd Ofore the..city,.couucil asking for better atref4er.Mqre stret morepolice enforce-; ment, Foxe effeetANe OVcPntrol,:uoreand:luVroVed,doventown parking, .more flood erontrol, more reoreaticw.pwgrani,i:development of our park lands and so on end on. These are' all as they ehauldbe . responsibilities of local government. :43�CaI:goernment home rule - is the very foundation of our nation. Ate you ready. to give it up - let it go for lack of support? We are all keenly aware of the larger and larger "bite" that the federal government, particularly, takes from us each succeeding year. The more he federelsod,,state,governmants takrbeeJess:is.available. to sustain loc4/1$0iPAtament..Tha .rhaps.:natura4,and,,,cettainiy;:the ea3ipst,....rgaction,i0J,toralAVINIA7grrol”t6WWtcut local.taxta,,,becauog teres But.thisAo surrender. This is ORJ4.st stf4p,torartIth0 eventual gmasculation and death of local government. For every time local government does "*:; • — not perform, the federal government says, "Seeyou could not do . f • ' this job, so therefore the federal government must take over this • • • . function I' - and up p. our federal tares again and down goes the effectiveness of local government again. A truly vicious circle. A classic example is schools.. Unfortunately a school bond election is just about the last remaining case where the voter gets to vote directly on the expenditure of his tax money. ire . puts his hands in his pocket . the money i an:Rt there, so he 'rotas "no".' New does anyone seriously think that the precasts of educating Our children is going to stop? Of course not. The federal a state governments will step in. as. they have done and are doing, and take over more and re of the financing of education. and remember, control of the financing means control of the program. • In city management, you can pick almost any example you like. For instance, how would you like to have to wait for. the state or federal government to repair your streets? Your city would be just onsomEthous;:nde on a long wap.iting list. . Why have local government? Do. you think the state or the federal governmeot could, or would, perfor . thes€ local -functions for you better or at less cost than your own city government does? The effort and time and energy spent fighting local taxes would he 'such more usefully directed to the federal and state levels. We .should tell our federal and state legislators . that we are prepared, that we .prefer, to face up to and handle our own lee,:,l respc nsibilities they r ill leave us sufficient revenue sources so that we can perform our local duties. Perhaps ` our slogan should be ',IQs' d rather do it ourselves''. Local government must perform those functions for which is was intended. If it does not, if we do not, than local government will surely disappear. a faierel?er Polailowal !Prague of Cities Cities ')stern City" Official Publication THE NbNICIPAL FISCAL CRISIS SACRAMEN (916) 444-5790 HOTEL CLAREMONI BERKELEY 94705 (415) 843-3083 702 HILTON CENTER LOS ANGELES 90017 (213) 624-4934 1. To provide services at essentially present levels, annual expenditures in moat cities have grown at a faster rate them municipal revenues. The municipal,revenue base ha not kept pace with the economy.• Atwater "Atwater has not shared in the real or inflationary boom • which the rest of the State and country have been experienc • ing for the past five to seven years. General fund revenues have increased at approximately 12 to 2% per year. In other ordo, the city's revenues have not kept pace eith inflation ...The point of this discussion le that the General Fund cannot continue to support forever services whose costs in • crease at approximete/y 52 per year, with a revenue in- crease of approximately 2% per yenr. El Cerrito 'The City of El Cerrito is faced this year with having to go to the electorate for an increase in the general fund tax rate •ceiling- The ballot measure provides for a raise in. the ceiling of 30c. The decision to place this measure on the local ballot was made after spending better than the last year in .fruitless searching in trying to find adequate financial support for aur City services... For this coming year, I have conservatively estimated that we must have $167,000 in new money, if we are to avoid • making cuts in vital services such as police and fire ser- vices...Nowever; the probiern is that in making our revenue estitites, we cannot, under present circumstances, put to gether a package to produce $167,000 in additional funds.. • Even the increase in the general fund rate ceiling of 300 could not keep us afloat for longer than three years...The basic problem with El Cerrito and other General Law Cities in our situation is that the revenue base just does not growii relationship to inflationary trends..." Fresno "Our preeent experience shows that our General Fund revenues increase 3 to 4 percent per year, whereas our expenditures increase •aboiat 10 percent thus we can expect a deficiency • of about 6 to 7 percent per year." Pleasanton "...expenditures over the paet three years will have risen ••by 35% while revenues will have risen by only 20% during the same period." lds 'In 'recent years, the eott of operation of the City has ss in the case of many cities, rapidly overtaken the available revenues. To demonstrate this statement, for the past two years; our cost of op ration has increased in excess of 8% annually' at the same time the assessed valuation of the City was increasing less th:sn 1% annually... Sierra I:adra "It is unfortunate that sierra Madre has no ocher sub • . atantial source of revenue to tap. City sales tax revenueamounte to on .y $66,000 per year•twith little prospect of increase. Cigarette tan is relatively static as are other state subventionss d grants. The increases: received from these sources are so gradual 'rte 6.o be elmost _insige ificasat .in the -face of increasing pere nnel. and materials coat :. es e not received substantial .a eiatanc ¢: either in the form of ihOdiaondi revenue or revenue raising autharityi in the past decade. Reveatus Scu e: Year ,196.3 Gas Tan 1963 Hotel Room Tax 1967. Cigarette Tax - 1968 Property Transfer Tax i Produced $6O, !1.1Lon 15 Million 3% MaiUm* Annual Increase 'AILIL LE141.1Yres $149 Zillion •. 211 !tillion 3:. Since 1964, the League has .consery $ive:Zy estimated what cities will need to raise from property tax :i,noreases or new. sources of revenue in order to continue providing oxistiweamtos at present levels. Mose needs ham. not been met. Current estimates for all cities Indicate the following Remenve Year Gap _.: . 1970-71 -$299 Vinton 1971-72 353 k ! llicv Failure to provide an :improved revenue base for cities, and the con- tinued widening of the minicipal:.revenue gap; has: created problems which. in many con nunitiee. are now approaching crisis proportions. The 'municipal fiscal crisis, a result of continued' yearly attempts to "make ends meet," has produced the :following results: • - Arbitrary lay off of existing city employees Claremont "Viallave not at this point discharged employees hot7ever it appears that next year we face the distinct possibility of'having to cut back existing programs and personnel.' "At the present time we plan to lay off three employees in the Police Department and two employees in the Public 1:orks Department who retired have not been replaced. At the present rate there will .be no City of Dunsmuir unless the revenue crisis is met some way This year's tax rate is $2.54 per $100 assessed valuation and the local taxpayer cannot carry any more of a load. Eureka "...Last October lot, the City laid offeighteen personnel in a .tutback which elimin tad public V4111(23 construction forces...I am just beginning to put together the fiscal 70-71 budget and it is apparent that further cutbacks in services wilt be neceseary. Fresno Our preliminarY financial report to the.City Council in • December-, 1969, indicated a deficiency of 1.5 million dollars • for the 1970-71 budget ye r. if we maintained the current • property tax rate of $2.91 per $100 of aesessed value and if we maintained the 1969-70 level of service...Our December • deficit forecast proved tobe extremely accurate. As a result I must recommend to you that ge reduce personnel (by 80 positions) and cut back service in order to submit this proposed budget while maintaining the property tax rate • at $2.91." • DunuMuir • Glendora °The level'of service in our,Puhlic,Vorks Department -has had 'to be drastically curtaiae& The City isnow trying to pro vide nate:salary services with one less Engineer,one less Engineering Aide, and two /ess S*eno-Clerks." NeVada City The Citt'Council has tri td CtrAvoid closing this gap through .0nLintrease In the property.,tax. The deficiancy.in revenue hasj)een offset in our case by dismissing employees. The City presently has 17 full tine employees, however six em 133.0eria;have .been laid off:Anthe: pest lour years to keep our budget: in balance." Wa1tut C&ek "Laat'Month-IFebruary, 19:70). Welound It.necessary tolay off '21 fu/1 time -employees.- nearly,10g of Oe total working force because of4L,groWing deficit which bythe end of the fiscal year will have approximated $200,000.. •1i addition, several programs' were eliminated or Services cut back and Maintenance functions drastically reduced. • The effect of inflationin- cluding increasing personnel costs and the slowdown of the. aconomy-tss erodadour-income:sndlmshed costs to the,point Wherev,uniess additional sources,of revenue can be found for the next fiscal:year, additional -services - including public safety - will be adversely affected...I should also add that • in September, 1969,.in anticipation of decreasing revenues ane increasing costs; 11 positions, previously approved by Cbuncil.. • • in the 69/70 budget, were left unfilled including five in the police department. .A total of $220,000 in needed equipment and capital improvements was also eliminated" Westminster "The City Council me on June 11. 18, and 25 and after a thorough review of the City Administrator's proposed budget, which included.a.mandatory reduction in authorized personnel of 20% -(from 2-30 to 183 employees), and after meeting with employee representatives , -approved the budget and. adopted a special layoff procedure." - Inability to fill vacant and crathorissd.positione Tleasanton "We will be filreedo.eliminate proposed and existing pro - 2,=10, -,and arm serianely,-conetdering abolishing four (4) --lositione,for!thla next yegreq •... Fedlands "Approved staff positions have' been curtailed in the face of rising service demands in a growing community. .All .caPital improvements for the .general operation of the •City., even including vehicle ,replacepents, have been 1,1,mlnated,with the enceptien.of those which could be financed from the limited surplus of prior years. These • weeps, together with pan -others, have succeeded in fore • • stalling the day of-,ra4oning,-,..hutthat day is now upon Sarivue; depletion of erwrgencv reserves d :cypital ,oz.stiay fiends Bakersfield "A recent review of the budgets of all the cities within Kern County.reveals that nine, of.the' eleven cities Are financing itheir -1969-70 budget by r'educing reserves in their general fund, •20v well AO their:special funds... So of the communities,sre RV+ hard pressed that they are conssim_dilipsmoration. To give you only one ex - are. attaching +016 article which'appeared in ,the • fterefield Californian on Apri1.1X-rogarding the City of 1.10hrlandlabieh. has an overvia-ltea.on the ballot for April 14. They are' Attempt:10g .to Talse $12,500 to make -ends maet. This. requires a 50 override on the city property tax rate." CIront . . • 1".'1.eaaanton "Our.General Reserve Lafes, incredibly low $564000; (out of • a;budget of •$2.4 Pillion). end was expect to end this year with a tete balance in all funds except -the restricted • Ges TAX and -Sewer Funds, ,Becuselout:balance is so low, le will, probably have to- resort.to.A.ax anticipatory notes in the veer "Over the last three-Yeatsi.,.the.operating financial reserves of the,City expressed,a0 parcentageiofthe operating budget .have. decreased .ftqW.6,574 to In view of the fact that our operatintAudg0; will total approximately • two million dollars next ysar, asd. in. viev 0.;: our grolAn.-„, • but unntable situation, it veecs ludicrous to operate with such mai reserves." OtcrtaitMcnt. of &,tit ing uv,vice Ci "Budget ca dta made du 0,:n fisc81 1969-700 because 3 rising coots on the umcoatrollala itemn la!3k4 ta3 insurance, talephtma cupenses,, olectgici.ty,1trapeir Costa, atc,) and lase -than -nnticipeted revenues, caus,A an elinination of our• entire street winteuante protr:m this -year. Nhich already ie approximmely. one-half of.vhAt te City xhoOd he spending) and a sigulfictat e.,:.1sec in all atpitaL equipuent puTf4hnoes." . Mywood: "Our efrploye,eo demrimen hea&A ore the lowiet paid our iumediate ard.v4 vtbsbity itAze Ikngeles Ceitinty. .MOst•departv.tot heads haft mt lask incnts4c...; in 1.1ary • la 214 yoaro. are not repleAAng ciey street ccr ITAintonan4s equipN3nt, Nor. "aro .there aay itel. outlays. for improve- reans. uuleat they Llasaute ea Icerrj=cy. Ft. Lava not replaced POI ted off'Acers vko bara reaionei4 nor rill ityc replace 4 tim dellmxtT.mou eaployee Latex vfontl. avz street departaen1 ie workAme 40% rAderotoffee;'," Pacific Grove •"Pacifla Grome. hw been obls to le,osefjel., t !dret!',Ix reduction Lr the level. og mualc:4a1 ee.c0iou traausa tf it: roenns- rats:lug. authority 05 a charter city, HowevcT, ror,;t g:.f Pacific Grove's tame, faes, and obsvgao have rmaekcd a iegal or practical ,1„.1.s.dt, and. the prOlected re,,kiwaxi6-expezeitutia gap fax Fiocal 'fret 1570-7110 signifiGat. 0,7..d.er to mein- taa, the currant leve1 of eamicas, iR at,tr:mnted that senorol funk orpendlturea tu 1970-71 wiLl ercelle :4recones by cppronbnatel3T...$100,00.. 'May dficit ray,rsea..ts elmat 444 an the yropert7 tat rate, ani aveh au imreeze the tcz rate vwl4 far excee ait Cit'sys chmter itiitwe to met ncl ,WVigr.42 nes& e:,7 the aitv cm.4 1.,%* Ffael'Avi.0 :..-Zbyzelig. •'A Otwanuniq R40000, Pim baan. t4s etagoo, but is being cutback in 7.;:o= yezeo, hu4got 4wmui".:36 vst4 is without Cundo to•pay its tote. ,.3n.o.-thltd a%1Tro of thA • redereL roognm, though the med. Pleasanton "....Scw. three weeks no ug43, rocq.lvsd *f tho. plans •an4 vEtecigitat'Lons thio (firO 10 114:da, uhich to• be mbnItted on The lAatiezm, dk•aciatraet to gamrded, oonetime ia September of .this yea. In evd,Tr fo2:. ta be able co gpen thim station ouoo it i$ rgg'Yz, uevzn addition:BA fivemea will have to be hi-esd havot IA the last few days, renehed the cen1r6sioK: will. .mt funas. available lu 7970-71 ,the ft?;,cmss.. ntaasatry to open this station, Therefore, I now in thc momeuhEt peculialt•position of havilag vs,) to the City Councti ad recomwad niat we nof.; wri-Jont • fire, atetion. at thim evsn, though we havo fF.sfid.4 to do the ieb. end ehe City neean ths• station.' 81748 CALWAVA MOOX121.1=CM.MMIMX2017711METZEMAIMISCIZSMIXIMXCLIMIPPXZWEREMMOLMEXEIRTEGMUMMOMMIEM11 ...airl:MEEMearz=1:=marasrzears3a STATE �AD OF MALIZATION Fint DittAti, See Pra.-IsIsto GEOMIE n. REILLY 3 EMT i,VAINVF MST mew W. LYNCH PASADE71.1A, CALIFOIVitt 01101 Smitti Msica, Fregito SELERME (21s) menet pete, n. WAKE TWA Dlegte, Woontlami IMMO 1+11EVINS PgatEitc Wattle, Paraudenc ItC43TON I. PLOLIMOY Contfolle7, toesrnowsPil N. P. IMAAA1* Ezeguttve g=raIa.7 Honorable Quentin L. Thelen, Mayor City of Hermosa Beach City Hail Hermosa B ch„CJMO 90254 Dear Mayor Theiten: It has been the Board of Equalization's continuing objective to administer both the state and local sales. and use tax effectively and efficiently at the lowest possible cost. My letter dated September 23, 1970, reviewed the 1969-70 fiscal year cost computations as provided for in our agreement with you. The reduction of the cost of administration from $1. 13 per $100 of revenue in the 1968-69 fiscal year to $1.10 in 1969.70 has resulted in a aavingB of $234, 530. The amount of refund,shown above represents your share of the total savings. October 7, 1970 Administrative Cost Refund of $15 3.37 The State Controller on November IL 1970, will xnail you a warrant for the regular monthly advance payment plus the amount of your refund. The cost of collecting $100 of local sales taxes has been reduced from $1,.64 the 195849 fiscal year to $1.10 inthe year Just completed. A OfitiiiiaMiritt Part Of till Ctthi reduction ie/ cost '4,tem s from our c natant search for more effectiveways of doing our job. We will continue to strive to improve the efficiency of our administration. Our goal at this time is to reduce our charges to lees than $1 per $100 of collection. RN:ig 4eirely,,,efotrr Richard Nevins Member State Board of Equalization HOUSTON I rLO4,►SINOY comnocaAssa Controller of tfii *Ate of SACRAMENTO September 29, 1970 TO: MAYOR CITY MANAGER FINANCE DIRECTOR PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR CITY ENGINEER FROM: State Controller's Office Division of Local Government Fiscal Affairs ifitrtatt RE: Changes in Gas Tax Regulations Resulting From The Passage of Assembly Bill 1904 (Chapter 1278) This legislation will be effective on all gas tax money expended subsequent to its effective date which will be November 23, 1970. Al/ funds on hand on this date will be subject to the new regulations. A brief summary of the changes follows: Note: These chanes will not not'ImplE to ex alitures made .r r to November 232 1970 SECTION 2106 Expenditures of money apportioned under this section may be made :for any street purpose on the city's select system of streets. This includes maintenance of select streets. e burde aTproof will be on the city.to support the fact that the maintenance charges were actually on the select system. Expenditures under this section may also be made on construction or purchase Of rights-of-way on minor streets provided the city's . legislative body has determined that 90% or more of its select system of city streets has been constructed. Copy of the related minutes or resolution should be available for our review. There is no provision for apportionments of Section 2106 money to be spent on minor street maintenance. Assemnly Bill 1904 -2- September 29, 1970 SECTION 2107 Expenditures of money apportioned under this section may be made for 1m street purpose. This includes construction, purchase of rights- of-way or maintenance of any city street. SECTION 2107.5 There has been no change in regulations concerning money apportioned under this section. In view of the different restrictions applying to the above three types of gas tax monies, segregation in your records is necessary. • Inasmuch as interest earned on any type of gas tax money may be expended for "any street purpose", such earnings should be included with Section 2107. Arty questions or requests for further information should be directed to: Paul B. Hitchins Supervisor, Streets and Roads Local Government Fiscal Affairs P. O. Box 1019 Sacramento, California 95805 Telephone: Area Code 916 - .445-5153 or Roger A. Resnikoff Supervising Auditor, Streets and Roads Local Government ftscal Affdirs 107 S. Broadway - Room 6119 Los Angeles, California 90012 Telephone: Area Code 213 - 620-4940 Cordially, HOUSTON I. FLCURNOY„ STATE CONTROLLER By Martin F. Anderson, Chief Div. of Local Government Fiscal Affairs HERMOSAILCH PARKS AND RECREATION.PARTIENT City Hall9 Civic Center9 376-94549 Ext. 58 DATE: October 109 1970 FROM: Jess Larez9 Director of Parks and Recreation TO: Parks and Recreation Commission SUBJECT: Group Reservations Re -Cap Attached is a summary of the reservations processed by the Department from September 19 1969 to August 319 1970. The attendance figures represent a visitation and are considered a unit. No attempt has been made in this report to provide totals for general recreation activities or programs. 1. Number of reservations issued 2. Total group reservations using Parks TL.NO.OF lir . PER FACILITY 178 8 Recreation facilities 19203 IL.N0.0 H S. TL, VISITATIONS— PER FACILITY PER FACILITY Clark Comm. Bldg. Silver Room Gold Room Silver & Gold Combined Clark Athletic Field Valley Park Picnic Area GRAND TOTALS RP70=5k5 517 329 107 18 159 73 203 2005..5 949.5 195.5 43 410' 496 4099.5 299327 79426 2 9038 850 9,248 79006. 5589S HERMOSA.ACH RECREATION AND PARKS OPARTMENT City HallCivic Center y 876-9454y Ext. 58 DATE: October 7y 1970 FROM: Jess Larezy Directory Parks and Recreation Department TO: Parks and Recreation Commission SUBJECT: Groups Using Recreation Facilities Typical groups using recreation facilities are as follows: CLARK COMMUNITY BUILDING Assembly of God Church H. B. Democratic Club H. B. Drill g Baton Team Rec. Dept. Ballet Rec. Dept. Dance Rec. Dept. Modern Dance Reco Dept. Guitar Class Rec. Dept. Voice Training Rec. Depto Trimnastics Our Lady of Guadalupe Church American Field Service Top Notchers H. B. Garden Club Rec. Dept. Yoga Class Soo Bay Lapidary & Mineral Society Rec. Dept. R.A.C. Club (Teenage Club) Boy Scouts South Bay P.T.A. Council Actors Repo Theater South School F.T.A. South Bay Adult School (Art Class) South Bay DeMolay Club Southwest Manuscripters H. Bo Little League H. B. Womens Club Rec. Dept. Senior Citizens Switzer Center Educational Therapy Rec. Dept. Trimnastics SILVER ROOM H. B. Drill & Baton Rec. Dept. Cake Decorating Postal Employees H. B. Garden Club Navy Mothers Power Squadron Ho B. Little League Art Class VFW Womens Auxilary Rec. Dept. Modern Dance Rec. Dept. Creative Dance Rec. Dept. Ballet Rec. Dept. Arts & Crafts H. B. Surf Club SILVER ROOM (etinted.). Navy Mothers P.T.A. Council CPRS District IX Baseball Board Rec. Dept. Senior Citizens Rec. Dept. Drama Workshop Happy Times Coalition GOLD ROOM Assembly of God Church Red Cross Rec. Dept. Papier Mache Rec, Dept. Art Class T.O.P.S. Rec. Dept. Guitar H. B. Volleyball League H. B. Baseball Board U. S. Census Rec. Dept. Dog Obedience Rec. Dept. Slo-Pitch League Womenes Auxilary Rec. Dept. Drill & Baton SILVER AND GOLD ROOMS COMBINED City Manager - Testing Navy Mothers South Bay Council P.T.A. Navy Mothers aorkshop CLARK ATHLETIC FIELD H. B. Soccer Club H. B. Baseball League H. B. Fire Dept. Bishop Montgomery High School Beach Bars Softball League Louies Softball League Slo-Pitch League Dog Obedience Classes Rabies Clinic VALLEY PARK PICNIC AREA H. B. Little League Manhattan each Little League (various) Cub Scouts (various) let Bqatist Church Brownie Troops (various) Order of the Arrow Pony Leagues (various) Rec. Dept. Mermaids St. Francis of Asisi Guild H. B. ICi South Bay YMCA Mira Costa Athletic Assoc, Girl Scouts (various) Lutheran Pre -School Family Picnices (various) Mira Costa Drill & Football Club Northrop Inst. Tech. Y -Indian Guides RP70-546 10/7/70 II 11 2 1 31 4 51 6 '7 I 8 RESOLUTION NO. N S. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY Or HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP #23299, FOR CONDOMINIUM PURPOSES, SUBJECT TO THE CONDITIONS SET FORTH IN PLANNING COMMISSIM, RESOLUTION P.C. 154-789. TUE CI COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORMA, DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS: SECTION i. That pursuant to the recommeadations of the Planning Commission of the City of Hermosa Beach, the City Council of the City of Hermosa Beach does hereby approve the Tentative Subdivision map V-23299, for condominium purposes, saject to the conditions set forth in Planning Commission Resolution P.C. 1.54-7Eq, adopted October 5, 1970, as submitted by Kenland Development Company, Inc., of property located between Culver Court and valley 12 Drive, and between Second Street and Sixth Street, and knwn•as 13 201-301 Valley Drive. 14 PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this 15 1970. 16 17 18 19 ATTEST: 20 CITY CLERK . 21 'S PRESIDENT of the City Council, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California •••••1./...abfara., 017 24 2 26 27 28 29 30 31 APPROVED AS TO FORM: CITY ATTORNEY RESOLVTION NO. N. S. 1 A..RESOLUTIOZ4 OF Tail-cITy..coUNcIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, 'CALIFORNIA', 04DEING -WE CONSTRUCTION OF SIDEWALKS Ov CURBS IN 2 SAID CITY.;- DESCRIBING THE PeOPEPTIES eRONTING ON SA10 IMPt?OVEMENT30 FINDING THE OWNERS OF SMI) PROPERTIES TO BE RESPONIBLE FOR TH.V,' :3 !' C.OSTS AND.EXPENSES, AND. FIXING A TIME AND PLACE eoi. HEAPING BJECTWN$ TO SAID WORK. ..4 . - '11111CITY cOUMEL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH,' CALIFORN/k, 10ES HEREBY RESOLVE AS POLLOWS:-. .,SWTT0N-1... that pursuant to the provikiqnlvof Chapter 27 e• IMprOvOMent 4qt:Ot.1911", '.4e.ing Division 7 of tTa6 Streets hwAY*.Code oftheState,of'COliforniigi:-thePO4C interest, fOriVence'a'n4 hereiniterlmt4ntioned 10 {...;t0:::14kefdc at ttieref6**:.:taid6cityf,cppnctkliktrdpIr Oifeers the 11, to r"de f ent °f 12 the. foll.owing -deCoribod P.Wiatrtixa 13 glI2PERTIL_REVCRIPTI0'',.' 14 15 16 171 18 19 EAIPT.SIDEV • First StIT'ee..t....o_First..2.1:4gi,: WM, c.C3171:7191i. • c Lot il,.Block 78, Seccs.id AdditiOn to Construct Portl&nd Cement_ Hermos,t, Beach-- Lot Colpat Intersection Concrete Curb, Gutter of SE Line of Ardmore Mienue with N Line and Sidewan of Firot 4rpeg„, then WE on Si) -SE. Line of -Spur Tr.41 Street to. Sev:prith 20 600 Ardmore AvenuovLot 22,. - .Dr.:.Dougherty's Hermosa Bay 21 .View.Tract. Seventh Street to Ei.ghth Street: 23 24 25 26 7 28 29 30 31 32 Construct PceeL.and cehent Concrete •710,-712- Ardmore Avenue; Lot 7, Construct Po-Atlan6 Cement, Dr.. Dougherty's Hermosa Bay Concrete Sidewalk View Txact, Eighth Street to kitiath, Place: i ) 601 Eighth Street; Lot 34, Block B, Construct pelktland Cent .Redondo Hermosa Trot Concrete SidENalk Eighth Place to Ninth Street: 840 Eighth.Placo; Lot 17, Block C, . Construct. Portland Cement Redondo.Hermosa Tract % - Concrete Sidwalk 1 Ninth Street to Tenth Street: 601-603 Ninth:Street; Lot 6, Block 73, Construct P:ort1nd CtImen Second Addition to Nermoaa Beach, Concrete Sbdcelaik except L 220' of Let.6 ti PROPERTY DE$CIPTTCW 1 EAST SIDE or ARDP4f):.E:' VE UE dent h Et :. t,o tlev enth Street: 600 Eleventh'Street;- Lot 3, Block 78, • Second.:Add tion to;.;I ra`aoSa Beach - .W 38' PACIFIC" ;COAST F 3 lGli1 M ,. ARDMORE AVEME 7 Lot...1:�', ,.Ransom. Company' s. ena•.a• .6 0: i:rst' .Street;:. Lot 1510 Walter . . .:11afSbfl1 Compatay" S Venable Place 10 ' Lot .15 ,> W ..ter.':R som- Co'npany'.s venable Plade , 11 608 . �rs:t. Street., t • 153,. Walter- 12 Karen .:q+ ' V, n .b1e.. Place 13 . N •Dr hh •:rte �C s 14 .,Lot 1 Tract. -8.52 15 16 18 19 SOuth..Side of Sixth ..w.Street: Lot 25, Block 78, 'Second•. addition to Hermosa Beach North Side' o.f Eighth 20 Lot 6, Redondo. Hermosa Tract 21 r Lot 22 Street: 25 24 25 26 28 29 30 31 32 Redondo Hermosa Tract Month Side '.of:. Tent l . Street: 611 Tenth Street; Lot .1 Block 78, Second Addition to Hermosa Beach - E 38' of U` 76° 619 nth Street Lot .4 , Shock 78, Second Addition .to Hermosa Beach - E 38' of W 114' 625. Tenth Street; Lot 4, Block 78, Second Addition to Hermosa Beach - NE 38' of SW 1.52' of 1 108' 635 Tenth Street; Int 4, Bock 78, Second Addition to Hermosa Beach - B 38' of Wly 190' WORK DESCiti PTl()N1 Construct. Portland Cemernt. Concrete Sidewalk: Construct Portland- Cemex. Concrete Sidewalk Construct Portland .Cement Concrete • Sidewalk Construct Portland Cement Concrete Sidewalk Construct Portland Cement. Concrete Si.dew.• lk Construct Portland Cent Concrete Curb, Gutter and Sidewalk Construct Portland Cement. Concrete Curb, Gutter and Sidewalk Construct Portland Cement Concrete Sidewalk Construct Portland •Cement Concrete Sidewalk Construct Portland Cement Concrete Sidewalk Construct Portland Cement Concrete Sidewalk Construct Portland ' Cetae;t Concrete Sidewalk Construct Portland Cemen. Concrete Sidewalk. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION fel C 7: F 1 c ,..OAST• HIGHWAY TO ARDMOR E AVENUE 2 North Side of, Tenth Street: 3 645 Tenth Street; Lot 4, Block 78, Second Addition to Hermosa Beach. - 4 ' NE .38' of SW 228' of NW 108.02' 8 9. 10 11 12 13 14' 15 Second" Addition to Hermosa Beach - E 38' of W .228' South Side. of Tenth Street: 612 .Tenth Street; Lot :5, Block .78, 'Second Addition to Hermosa Beach �. E 38' of W 76' 620 Tenth Street; Lot 5, Block 78,. Second Addition to Hermosa Beach E .38'• of W 114' 626'Tenth Street; Lot 5, Black 7 0 Second Addition t•' jitermosa Beach .� E 3.8. ° of W 152' 636 Tenth Street; Lot 5, nloCk 78 Second Addition to :FLer aa0sa Beach E 38' of W.1901 644 Tenth Street; Lot 5, Block 78.: 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 WORK DESCRIPTION Construct Poi: tl r:;nd Cement Concrete .Sidewalk Cc struct Portland Cement Concrete Sidewalk Construct Portland Cement Concrete Sidewalk Construct Portland Cement Concrete Sidewalk Construct. Por't1 +nd Cemaent .,,Concrete Sd1k ConntrUct • Paitl.and.cement Concrete Sidalk 650 Tenth Street; Lot,5, . Block Second Addition to Hermosa Beach - Except the .VT 2:2.$': . 9 El even th ..Street t : Lot ,' Simpson's 'ract ri a.t ct 'Pottlaald Cement. oricret 661 -Eleventh Stteet:a''.;`.. 8i'Mpson'e Tract iet " t ;halt Ma`" Cement. 703 Elet'enth Street; Lot 8, Block l,. Tract .6051. 7.11 Ele ,enth : Street; JJof lock 1, Tract. 6951 ruot-.Por4and. Cement Construct ' Port.l:andCement Concrete.Sidewalk netruct Portland Cement ncrete Si Sidewalk SECTION 2. The refer ar :tuO. streets by their OIL:rein contained refors to: the ntiftesanndidoes describe prop u rt3, ,. .n:!: r: ent s -:a re do be nad: .by giving lot and block haat) r . properties and am acre . 't .cu a r4 rein ove be oonstr t to:, 014.9w et. forth. mp'ayptt ',Ml t tit:;. "according -the offiCe s c t ` Supe reprepRptat.:'4i'e Lot r £ c ' : $`D < i '' ? ct �.� Cl.. }J /�IiACE I�iY �Yl�i'�r YY_i.25' .�6#t. `a �'7F�•Lt��L���iilw0 Y�_r. is ept on file in the ; , ,:.:usttrk., ,sA .1. be his, author ised a Or t ntione4. 1 i nes , Orated that the streets Po erti t t `front. within the blockt c:n ': pro::vedp `,:or the improvements of the:fron't'age wi t the . above-mentiOna provisions Of Section 5875.:oaf. W43,x,.'•'.' du end`. and ,to bear the costs and expert: l.4 15 : thereo f. 16 17 18 19 sA4d work.: ie 'not ,Cc,n tesl;;,yi.thxr .. "Notice .:to Coristr+a st °° . an w , complet'ed,. --..Street Superintendent ne ent .shall c., U e. the work to be done .and the cost thereof shall berme a lien against 20 the prcpertki. 21 StCTI : That the Street Superintendentp:..upon passage 22 of this . resolution, shall mail a "Notice to Construct"'to the 23 owner of each property hereinabove listed and also shall post a 24 copy of said "Noticoe' conspiduously'upon.each said property, all 25 * n . the scanner and form:;provided in Sections : 5876 through 5879 of 26 the a foreMenttoned .4.1.mprovement Act of 1911 sPcTr '!. :.::, That this Council does hereby fix the day , 281 t f v 3ber ' 17. 197:0, at the hour of 7:30 o'clock p.m., in the 29 tmn4Ll matpr. CftY gall, 131.5 Valley Drive, in the City of 30 serosa.. aesch,;: t1ifornia.,, as the time and place when a public 31 hearing Shall 11 be head and all objections. and protests by any perOon 4 mii s h i. dAn )o4s t F.o'a: i3 shall be heard P i ` ` ` e #' '. ma 'a to a ADOPT2D h , 4 } 6, 9 1O ` Gw of Her.g 2eache Cep,: , . f+ r $`t ,e ILS` 16 .t 17 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 28 29 .?0l 31 32 RNSOLUTTONNO. N. S. A iesoLuTioN OP THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALLF()RNIA, Ami.NDING CLASSIFICATION AND SALARY RESOLUTION NO. 2 N. S. 2973 BY AMENDING. SCHEDULE III, SCHEMATIC LIST OF CLASSES AND RANGES (EXHIBIT A) BY DELETING AND ADDING CERTAIN POSITIONS AS HEREINAFTER SET FORTH. 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 26 17 18 19 20 21 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 and Ne. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERKOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. That Schedule III, Schematic List of Classm Ranges (Exhibit A) of Classification and Salary ResamtiOn N. S. 2973 is hereby amended by deleting the following classifications: "Class Title Director of Public Woks Finance Director License Collector Rart_2g, 101 81 49 .§.0REEIAllaskiLt 1216 - /475 • 955 - 1159 64 •767' SECTION 2. That the ,following ciassifiction beadoi0ed to Schedule III, Schematic List of Classes and Ranges (Exhibit A) ot Classification and Salary Resolution No. N. S. 2973 "Class Title Administrative Assistant ° LIAM gsiwz,„imasttlit 7.7 910 - 1104' SECTION 3. That this amendment' hall take effect as of October 16, 1970,and the City Clerk shall certify to the passage and adoption thereof in the records of the proceedings of the city Council of said City in.the minutes of the meeting at which the same is passed and adopted. PASSED. APPROVED and ADOPTED this 1970. ATTEST: PRESIDENT of the City Council, and MAYOR of the City of Hermo:a Beach, California CITY CLERK APPROVED AS TO FORM: 0A.M.1•111.••••••••Mrel.121........a.1* CITY ATTORNEY . 10/7/70 STORER CABLE TV Inc. - 511. Pier Avenue - 376-8738 Western Division Office, L.O. Box 1408, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360 -- 005-497-3931. Council considered application for franchise 12/7/65; 1/4/66; 1/18/66; franchise granted by Ordinance No. N., S. 295, adopted Februaay 1, 1966.. Non-exclusive -- may be terminated by city at any time for reasonabl.r• cause on 30 days written notice. Right to construct wires and cables upon, along, across and above street.., and alleys and public ways and places may be granted subject to terms asd conditions of permit first obtained from City Council in each instance, Grantee shall file with City Building Inspector and Superintendent of Streets detailed plans of all proposed construction within 15 days prior to commencement of construction, Grantee shall construct in accordance with and in conformity with all ordinances, rules and regulations heretofore or hereafter adopted by Cite not in conflict with paramount authority of State. City shall have right to supervise all 'construction or installation work performed subject to the provisions of this ordinance and to make such inspections as it shall find necessary to insure compliance with governing ordinances and resolutions. All lines, etc. shall be so located as. to cause minimum: interference with proper use of streets, alleys and other paab1ic ways and places, and to cause minimum interference with rights or reasonable convenience of property owners Who adjoin any of said streets, etc. Grantee has authority to trim interfering trees under supervision of Superintendent of Streets, and at own expense. Grantee shall have authority to promulgate such rules, regulations, terms and conditions governing the conduct of its * usin.ss to enable grantee to exercise rights and perform obligations.and to assure uninterrupted service to each and all of its customers, provided legal. History: All initial installations to be underground, from north to south boundaries. . and frcn Strand to west side of Monterey Boulevard. Agreed that instaa11at.o.r .. east of that point may be above -ground, hut that Storer must ask for perxri* from Council before any above -ground installation is initiated. Storer agrees to provide free service to schools. February, 1966 - Storer paid city $158.37 to cover cost of published° franchise ordinance No. N. S. 295. March, 1966 - Storer posted necessary bonds and provided required certificates of insurance. April, 1966 - Storer moved into local office at 511 Pier Avenue - 5 year lease. November, 1967 - Storer requested permission to run cable underground to Monterey Boulevard at 16th Street and then come aboveground, following pole lines to Loma Drive, south to alley, north to their place of business at 511 Pier Avenue. Council granted, subject to conditions that service be undergrounded when utility poles being used were undergrounded, and that service be continued overhead to reach City Hall complex and provide service to Fire Station without charge. Storer Cable TV, Inc. -2- January, 1970 - Request from Storer to let them expand overhead lines from east side of Monterey Boulevard to west of Valley Drive -- and their overhead all the way to Pacific Coast Highway with money saved by goinL, ,:verhead. Council said no, they must remain underground, which meant they would expand only to went of Valley Drive. May 19, 1970 - Complaint from resident at 345 - 30th Street and petition signed by 30 neighbors - streets and sidewalks torn up for underground installation and then left that_way too long. Storer ordered to stop expanding till they caught up with the restoration of excavations. October 6 - Complaint from resident at 2121 Power Street re green "cylinde that show above ground. Schcols.covered 413 of January, 1970 - Valley Vista. North School and South School to be added on as expansion reaches them. . Revenues received from franchide fees: March, 1967 (.for 1966) - Minimum Fee - $200. (2% of 1966 gross would have been $24.86.) April, 1968 (for 1967) -42% of gross -.$466.54. • March, 1969 (for.1968) -.2% of gross - $1,062.95. mIrch, 1970 (for 1969) - 2% of gross - $964.46 First Draft AN ORDINANCE OP THE CITY OP HERMOSA BEACH, .CALIFORNIA, AMENDING SECTION 6-H OF CHAPTER 6,. "BICYCLES", . AND ADDING THERETO SECTIONS. 6-1O THROUGH 6-14', INCLUSIVE, AND AMENDING CHAPTER 19, "MOTOR • VEHICLES AND TR ,EF'IC" , SECTION I9-26, OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF HE CITY OP HERMOSA BEACH, TO PERMIT THE USE OF BICYCLES ON THE STRAND WALKWAY FOR RECREATIONAL PURPOSES. WHETS, the use: of;'bi.eyc1et, on. the Strand walkway for no purpose other than recreatiOnal aativi.ty is'deemed Consistent with thk dedication ' osaid,property,am,a pUblic p1 a set ground,.. mt-diirr COCA.. ..,`. CH0 C4LIP a`�,, ,d DOES f AS. POLL S e W, f of the City Of H® os9e €hereby:amended to road`.: a follows; "Section 6-S. A4ns1 dY en sid1119110.Y aba a be unlawful. pier 6,. Section. 8 =the C! any . person to ride .,or' ..operate any bicycle on or .; 0 any streetin the City, with the exception .of to the . re •ureMentO of..I:his-chapter. SECTION 2. ;; .` That new Se.:'tio a 6-40 through 6-14, a "Iuso:ve. are hereby added to Chapter .6 o the Municipal Code of the city -of Hermosa Beach, to -read as follows: "Section 6-10. the Strand walks y:.subject Under all etre of a bicycle on the Strandalk ay shall yield the right *fp pedestrians, and d: e : and peopereare shall at all' tim rbte by the . rider. for the pedestrians. "Section 6-11. gme_Aggiaff. When more than two persons in a, group are operating bicycle on the Strand walkway, they shall ride in file. "Section 6-12. Ra €„ L tri+ k i .di .. it shall be unlawful person riding or operating a bicycle to race any other bicycle, person or vehicle along th Strand walkway, or to indulge in any kind of trick or unsafe riding. "Section 6-1.3.qsk .a biome. No person operating a bicycle on Strand walkway shall: park said bicycle in front of any entrance to the pubaic beach or to public or private property, or in any way to hinder, delay or obstruct the movement of pedestrians or emergency vehicles or other bicycles:. upon th * surface of said walkway. single for any they "St-•cLlon 6.-14. Traffic reslulations. Every person riding a bicycle on the Strand walkway shall be granted all. the rights and be subject 'to all of the duties applicable to the driver of a vehicle by Chapter 19, "Motor Vehicles and .Traffic", of this Code, except thoseprovisions which by their very nature can have no application to such persons." SECTION 3.. That Chapter 19, "Motor Vehicles and Traffic", of the Municipal Code of the City of Hermosa Beach, Section 19-26, "Public rights of way, use by vehicles generally", shall be amended by adding thereto the following paragraph, to follow paragraph one of said iection and to read as follows: "Exceptions The provisions of this section shall not. apply to the use of bicycles for recreational purposes on the entire length of the Strand walkway within • this City." SECTION 4. This ordinance shall take effect thirty days after the date of its adoption. SECTION . S . Prior to the (ptpitation.of.fifteen days fret the passage thereof, the City Clerk shall have this ordin.,?•Fce publi hod at least once in the Hermosa Beach Review, a weekly nembp :y ea- of general circulation, published . and circulated in : the. •City of Hermosa Beach. .PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED` thi's 1970. ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO FORM: PRESIDENT of the' City Coma.., and MAYOR of the City. of Hermes .Be Bch, California • CITY CLERK CXTY ATTORNEY 1 2 3 RESOLUTION NO. N. S . A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY 0[ HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. N. S. 24 35 , AS AMENDED, BY ENDING SECTION 7, "RIGHTS OF WAY PROHIBITED TO VEHICLES", REGA.RDItG THE USE OF RICYCIES FOR RECREATIONAL PURPOSES ON THE STRAND WALKWAY. 4 THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITE' OP HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS: 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 1.9 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 SECTION 1. That Resolution No. N. S. 2435, as amended, be, and the same is hereby further amended by amending Section 7.107 to read as follows: "Section 7.107 ATTEST: STRAND, entire length within this City, with the exception of bicycles being used for recreational purposes . " PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this PRESIDENT of the City Council, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California APPROVED AS TO FORM: CITY CLERK CITY ATTORNEY *11.111.0 KeTc_ PROcEDAW E110..pECbARATION AND ft.WATEIOXI.M._ "EIGT RVISANCE": 'En order. to provide for rearlontible interpretation of the provizions of this building code, a Board of Appeals may conduct investigations and render decisions and •findings regarding building nuisances and. • maintenance of property. Whenever the chief building official finds that any. promises axe being maintained contrary to the provimionE o the building code a correction notice i mt to the owner, •follOuvdby a notico of hearing to abate nuisance if the public nuisance is At5t abated within the time allowed. The Board of Appeals shall then hear and consider all relevant evidence and testimony and staff reports0 and based upon said evidence determine whether the premises, or any part thereof, as. maintained, constitutes a nuisance If it is determined that the same constitutes a. nuisance, the Board may order the same abated within a• reasonable time; such tiam to be determined by said Board and.set forth in a.resolutifan of abatement, or if no time is so specified within not to exceed sixty days after • the date of adoption of said resolution. The time set for abatement upon good cause shown,.may be extended for. a reasonable time by the Board. If such nuisance is not abated, or appeal made, within such time, the chief building official is mpowered to cause the nuance to he. abated. by city forces or private contract, and the amount of the cost of abatementshall constitute a special asseed.ment against thv respective lot or parcel of land to which it relztes and constitute' a lien on saidproperty, and added to the amounts of twx assessments on the next regular bill of ties for municipal purposes. Nothing shall be deemed to provent the commencement of a civil action to abate a nuisance as an altmrnate to or in conjunction with the proceedings above set forth, or to initiate a criminal action against responsible party for the maintenance of a nuisance. • bf (Revised Draft) ORDINANCE NO. N. 'iso 393 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING CHAPTER 7, "BUILDINGS", OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF TEE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH BY AMENDING SECTION 7-2.1 REGARDING BUILDING NUISANCES AND MAINTENANCE tom` PROPERTY. WHEREAS, the existence of unsightly conditions and neglect of premise is within the common knowledge of those persons ons live in and tray l through thi ,: City and view its various r id tin/ areas? eret WHEREAS, S, these oonditiona have a considera ble dot trimenta 1 effogt on as substantial um of ocher properties including, but not limitf. '. to, n aappreciaabl.e diminution of surrounding property value eai ; r .a and WHEREAS the aforestated problem i; a growing one which if not immediately curtailed will detrimentally involv: gr ing nater of other properties in et City; and WHEREAS, aany of theme conditien ..frs, ily unoccupied house > attract children and derelicts end invite the destruction tion of property; and WHEREAS, tho abatement ra t of such conditions will bance the appearance and value of the blighted properti a ra th, r than ban •>,, burden on the owner rf; ther::-= f, and will. also o a p i to the value and appearance of .Aeighbbr r side retial SI Pr P P pertianri, and will bit=fist the use and enjoyment of rties .. th general area? . and WHEREAS, the ab t. r;,: ; �::t of these conditions is in the beat interests of the health safety, !seraal,a and general welfare of the citizens of the City of Hennas Beach, HOff, THEREFORE, THE Cuff COlYgCIL OP TEE CIT"` OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES ORDAIN AS POLLOWSt x, TIM 1.. That Chapter 7 Section 7-2.1 of the Municipal Code of the City of Hermon g.,.ach is hereby amide by d letimg subsection (d) of SECTIO 203-5 of t e Suilding Code and r ..placing id sinesotion with the following, to read as foll,e as (d) Maintenance of property; nuisances. It is hereby de ol:.r a panic nuisance for any par :;on ming, leasing, ' occupying or having charg. .of any premises in this City to maintain any condition of premises 6. or of building exteriors which is :detriment 1 to the property of others (Revised) "Thin includes, but is not limit :, : toe th keeping or the d positing on, or'the ec,`ttoring over the pr NYSS ,ores of any of the following: . (I) lumber, 4:, ts~cah, a a4,i , r.o amination of substantial quaantitiee of loose earth, rocker or piece of concrete: (2) abandoned, discarded, ununed or deteriorating materials, jecta, or equipment, such ars furniture, bedding, machinery, packing boxes, cane or containers? (3) stagnant wat'r r, any excavations not refilled,. earth or sand which haat-°+roded and sloughs onto adjoining sidewalk or street, (4) any fence, structure, or vegetation : which is unsightly by re w: eon of its condition or it inn ropri,n,te location. "Premisee w as us herein Fhall moan mod incl real property? landscaping, plantings, trees, Raumlieo, fences, ees, bui :di c, structures, improvements, fi xturX;N`and the puterior etor a of personal.property, equipment, ; upplies or vehicles. SFC°T :;x 2. if qty: action, , i , sentence, eletu o, phr;.ee or portion of this ordinance ie for any . reamsheld to binvalid or unconstitutional by th rdecision of uuy court of oaalOat t jur .z dicti©n such decision shall not a f -. t tt . voli. ` ty of the roMaining portion of this ordinance. The City il her y declares tht it would -have adopted this ordinance and each .action, soba a ction, gasters :a clause, phraseor portion thereof, irrespective of the fact that one or a . ro sections, .fv, ®e ction , sentences, clauses, phr F:.see or , portions thereof be decl red invalid or 4astithtion4, e SECTXO 3. `. :aM e ordinance '!nt •` r3;ll ak %s f f eect thirty days after the date of its adoption, S rti: TrOM 4. That prior to th ;= expiration of fifteen day from the passage thereof, th City Clerk shall ha . e thi ordinance publighed at lea :t one in the meta Bah Review, .a weekly neper of general circul,,;;tLc n, publish and circulated in th City of Y,r" 'roe.. Reach. PASSED,. APPROVED and ADOPTED this ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO PORN& P SWEET of the City CoeaR 1, nand Niel of th City of ;rrmo,,a, Beach, California CITY CLERK CITY Ay/TOMMY ORDINANCE NO. N. S. 392 AN ORDIDNANCE OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE NO. N. S. 154, AS AMENDED, AFFECTING ARTICLE 14, 'VARIANCES AND CONDITIONAL USE PITS", SECTIONS 1412, 1413.; AND. 1414, AND ARTICLE 15, "AMEND 1 S % SECTIONS 1511, 1512 AND 1513, REGARDING FINDINGS AND DECISIONS OF CITY COUNCIL NECESSARY TO CARRY OUT GENERAL PURPOSE OF SCI .G O /NRECE . WHEREAS, pursuant to the reed endation of the City Planning Commission n of the City of Hepmooa Beach, duly a ade after public hearing held on list 31: 1 70 , ae initi .ted`'by City Council R molutimalmo. N.. S. 2954, adopted April. 7, 11970, andprovided for' .by Article 15 of Zoning Ordinamm No. N. S. 154, adopt,,4 June 19, 1956 as amended, it is the find g of the City Council, after study end review of the findings and d- terminations set forth in Planning Resolution. P.C. 154 -7 , adopted c u f 3 i a . l g7O , that the menta to said ordinance as recommended in said resolution ar r neves ary for the'public pe ce, health and safety and best serve the public interest, NOW, THEREFORE,, TCITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SAO 1. That Zoning Ordinance Mo. N. S. 154, as a.ended, Article 14, "Variances and Conditional Use Permits", be further amended to read as follows: "Section 1412. 4'¢ u sca tea flanunc i� :S d 33zi im. City Council shall announce its findings and decision within r, a onable time but not to exceed sixty days following the close of the public tearing, unless good cause in shown for the extension of time and the Applicant or opponent or both are notified of this extension and the reasons therefor. The findings and decision shall recite the facts .end reasons which in the opinion of the City Council make the approval or denial of the Varianc-wt or Conditional Use Permit necessary to carry cut the general purpose of this .ordinance, and shall order that the Variance or Conditional Use Permit be granted, denied, or modified subject to ouch conditions or limitations that it m y impose. City Council may incorporate by rfe rence al!. or part of any findings of ny commission, hearing officer or administrative officer without expressly :setting forth in full the findings of said commis; ion, hearing officer or administrative officer if the findings of said commission, a. hearing officer or nrldmfinistrat'F'a of2ic ;r cre in. writing and on file with the City Clerk and made a pmt of the permanent record of the Com. r y If the City Council do not muounce its finding and decision, notice shall be given by mail to the applicant oropponent or to both if they be differ ant parties, of when the findings and decision will be made so that the applicant or opponent or both may be present at the meeting when said gird s°cgs and decision are announced. "Sedtion 1413. plEksion o o be Final. The action by the City Council on such matt r- shall be by three affirmative votes of th> Council., and shale .be final and conclusive, except: (1) The City Council may approve, modify or disapprove the recommendation of the Planning Coif sai .r•nU provided that any rodificatir of the proposed Variance or Conditional Use Permit by the Counc4 shall first be referred to the Planning Commission for report and recommendat. -o3 but the Planning Commission shall not be required to hold a public hese i q thereon. Failure of the Planning Commission to report to the City Council within forty days after the reference, or such longer period as may be signated by the City Council, shall be deemed to be approval of the proposed modification. . (2) Upon threturn of the matter to the City Council, the City Council may by three affirmative vote®. of°th unO i approve, modify or disapprov the final recommendation of; the Planning CommissionCo on such matters. "Sectio 1414. IT9,11ce ' of Dscisionsill. Not later than thirty days following the :.,final decision C1 tae ,City Council that a Varig or:. Conditional U< ,Permit be granted or denied, notice of such. action, ` shall ba mailed to the applicant or opponent. ` or both if they be diff erent parties, and one copy shall be attached to the Planning g Cc aissic s: file of the .c t se an said fil:retuned 6: ' the Planning • Co i ,sioi' for perman not filing. Failure to giv w notice shall not affect the decision r adored in these does her int atter:; . SECTIOU 2. That the City Council of they ity of 11 ermosa each y amend Article 15, n Bents ", of Zoningfardin unee Ho. N. S. 164, v,e amended, to read as follows: "Sectio;:> 1511. City Counal to Annougc• '~ _Findings and Decision. City Council shall announce its findings and decision within a reasonable timebut not to exceed sixty days following the close of the public hearings unless good cause is shown for the extension of time and the applicant is notified of this extension and the reasons therefor. Tee findings and decision shall recite the; fact nd reasons which in the opinion of the City Council make the acralor denial of the amendment. necessary to carry out the general pyo .e of this ordinance, and shall order that the iamendment be granted, denied, or mOdifled subject to such conditions or limitations that it may impose. City Council may incorporate by reference all or part of any findings of any commission: hearing officer or a+ , inistrative officer without expressly setting forte in full the findings of said commission, hearing officer or administrative officer if the findings of said commission, hearing officer ear ' adminis- trrati.ve officer are in writing and on file with the City Cleric and made a part of the permanent record of the City. If the City Council does not announce its findings and decision, 41oUoe shall be given by mail to the applicant of when the findings and deeision will be made so th ; t the ; applicant cant m. y 'be present at the meeting When said findings and decision.are: acu nce ... "Section 1512° ngyi3A .. ..CiM0.o r,s:a1112-al. elle action by th', ' City Council on such matters shall be by they affir ,ativ ; votes of the Council amid °hall be final and ;. cenc1asiv o except: (1) The City Council lr.y• appro e, Oodify or diearpprove the recommendation of the Planning CCi aions provided that any modification of the proposed ameneeent by the City Council shall first be referred to the Planning Commission for report end xecommendation,but the planning CommieseeWshall not .hrequired to howav public tearing thereon. "the Plannieg ' ' F� . s si 4 n to report. forty'deer after the reference,' or taell 1, netted ''the City Council, modification. city "`oci1 within ea may be • d eig- ball et t e be approval of ' the proposed • (2) Upon theereturn of the matter..to the Citi mil., the City Council «my by three affirmative votes of 'moi' Council approve, modify or disapprove the final recommendation of the,Planning Commission on such matters. "Section 1513. Yloticca of J i .ioba + f L Co$a il. Not later than thirty d ys following the fin decision of the City Council ordering an amendment to this ordinance, or denying eh application or recon wnda- teen for an amen at, notic t of each actiOn . Shall be forwarded to the applicant t the address shown upon the application, and one copy shall be attached to the Planning Commission's file of the case . and said file returned to the P1 nning Commission for permanent filing. Failure to give notice shall not affect the decision rendered in these matters. SECTION' 3. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of this ordinance is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competent jurisdicti.on. such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions c t this ordinance. The City Council hereby declares that it would have adopted this ordinance and each section, oubsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion thereof, irrespectiv of the fact that one or more sections, subsections, sentences, clauses. phrases or portion := thereof be declared invalid or unconstitutional. SECTION 4. This ordinance -pill take effect thirty days after the date of its adoption. SECTION 5. Prior to the e,iration of fife en days from the pas - age thereof, the City Clerk shall have this ordinance published at least once in the Hermosa Beach Review, a weekly newspaper of general circutlati:s published and circulated in the City of Hermosa Beach. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of AT ST , 1970. APPROVED,AS TO FORM a PSXAN ' of e C :-t" Coun= o and rmosa Beach, California MZYOR of the City of CITY CLERK CITY ATTO f 04. • Revised Draft ORDINANCE NO. N. S. 394 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF SAID CITY, REGARDING TERMS AND ABSENCES OF COMMISSION AND BOARD MEMBERS, INCLUDING PAPK AND RECREATION COMMISSION, PLANNING COMMISSION, BOARD OF ZONING ADJUSTMENT, BOARD OF APPEALS AND BUSINESS PERMIT REVIEW BOARD. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOW: SECTION 1. That the following amendments ac hereinafter forth be and are hereby made to the Municipal Code of the City of Hermosa Beach: A. That Chapter 2, "Administration°, Article V, "Park and Recreation Administration", be nmemded as follows: (1) That the firstsentence of Section 2-64, "Park and Recreation Commission - Terms of member ;; . vacancies" be and is hereby amended to read as follows: "Members of the Park and Recreation ComminsionCo shall serve for a period of four years (2) That Section 2-64 to hereby further amended by adding thereto the following para gr.Ypin s 'No member: of the Commission appointed by the City Council shall remain on said Comsission for a period of time logger than two fully appLnted terms s . " (3) The final sentence of Section 2-67, "Park and Recreation Commission - Meetings, quorum, absences, rules of procedure", shall be and is hereby deleted and replaced with the following sentences: 'Three ab .ences of any Commission memtmr within any one calendar year period creates an automatic vacancy on said Commission. The same member of the Commission may be reappointed to said Commission if in the sole judgment of the City Council such absences are deemed s excusable." That Chapter 2, Article VI, a3Wl snning Commission", Section 2-74, "Terms of members; vacancies', be and is hereby amended by adding thereto the following two paragraphs: " member of the Commission appointed by thCity Council shall remain on said Commission for a period of tip longer than two fully appointed terms. • "Three absences of any Commission member within one calendar year period creates an automatic vacancy on said Commission. The same member of the Commission may be reappointed to said Commission if in th sole judgment of the City Council such absences are deemed encus le." C, That Chapter 2, Article XQ "Board of Zoning Adj stmere Section 2..,91, 'Terms of m thers; vacancies', shall be and is ner^e.b amended by adding thereto the following two paragraphs: 'No member of the Board appointed by the City Council sh:ei remain on said Board for a per: iad of time longer than two fully appe i rt r, terms. 'Three absences of any Board member within any one ca1ertda7 year period creates an automatic vacancy on said Board. The same member of the Board may be reappointed to said Board if in the sole judgment of the City Council such absences are deemed excusable." D. That Chaptez 7, "Buildings", Article I, 'Building Code' , Section 7-2.2, and Article III, °Rousing Code", Section 7-10, relating to the Board of Appeals, shall be amended by adding to each of said sections two paragraphs, to read as fol,.lows " member of the Alternate Board of Appeals appointed by the City Council shall remain en said Alternate Board for a period of time longer than two fully appointed terms. "Three absences of any member of the Alternate nate Board within any one calendar year creates an automatic Tacancy on said'Alternate Board. The same member of the Alternate Board may be reappointed to aid Alternate Board if in the tole judgment of the City Council such absences are deemed excusable. as E. That Chapter 17, "Licensee', Sectio l.7-30, "Business Permit Review Board", subsection Bd " st 1isha .t", shall be amended by adding the fllowi ng two paragraphs, to read as follows: "No nemmb r of the Boar=d appointed by the City Council shall remain on this Boardfor a period, of time longer than two fully appointed terms. 'Three absences of the Board member appointed by th City Council within any bus. calendar year period creates an automatic vacancy on the Board. The same member of the Board may be reappointed if in the :.;ole judgment of the City Council such absences are deemed • excusable." SECTION 2. That this ordinance shall take effect thirty days after the date of its adoption. SECTION 3 e That prior the expiration of fifteen gays from the passage thereof, the City Clerk shall have this ordinance published at last once in tbe Hermosa Beach Leview, a. weekly newspaper of general circulation, pUbl , shed, and circulated in the City of Hermosa Beach. PASSED, APPROVED ani ADOPTED this ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO PORK: !QR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California CITY , ;aTCRNEY 2 3 5 6 '1 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 26 29 30 51 .24,^ Q.1 RESOLUTION HO., N. S. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OP THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, AUTRORIZINZ THE DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA T PURCHASE CERTAIN ITEMS. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. That the City Council of the City of Hermosa Beach, California, does hereby authorize the Office of Procurement, Department of General Servicos, of the State of California to purchase Class "A" Four -Dor Sedan Automobiles and Class 'BFour-Door Sedan Automobiles, for and on behalf of the • City of Hermosa Beach pursuant to Section 14814, Government Code, and that Mary Alice Edgerton, City Clerk, ie hereby authorized and directed to sign and deliver all necoGeary requests and other documents in connection therewith for and on behalf of the City of Hermosa Beach. SECTIO 2. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage and adoption of this resolution, shall enter the same in the Book of Resolutions of said City, and shall make a minute of the passage d adoption thereof in therecords of the meeting at which the same i passed and adopted. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this 1970. ATTEST: PRESIDEMT of the City Council, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California CITY CLERK APPROVED AS TO FORK: CITY ATTORNEY i October 12, 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Planning Commission SUBJECT: Approval of Tentative Map 41,23299 Gentlemen: The City Planning Commission, at its regular meeting of October 5, 1970, approved the re -submittal of Keniand Development Company of a tentative subdivision map for the property located at the northwest corner of Second Street and Valley Drive. Resolution P. C. 154-759, herewith attached, sets forth the conditions recommended by the Planning Commission Is conditions of approval. This subdivision is a necessary precedent to the change of land use zone classification from M with. R-3 potential to R-3, said change having been approved but not com- pleted by the City Council. • • RESOLUTION P. C, 154-789 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION OF HERMOSA BEACH RECOMMENDING CONDITIONAL APPROVAL OP TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP 03299. 'WHEREAS, the City Kenning COMMI.SSiOil o Hermosa Beach, at a regular meeting held October 5 1970 considered the request of Kenland Develop- ment Compry ncfor approval a a tentative subdivision map for a condontin.iurn tract; located on the northwest corner of Second Street and Valley Drive; and WHEREAS1:: after due consideration., it is the opinion of the Planning, Conimis- sion, that subject to certain conditions the land can be satisfactorily subdiv- ided as a condominium tract; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Planning Commission of Hermosa Beach hereby approves said tentative subdivision subject to the following conditions: 1. All drive -ways to be a minimum of 20 feet wide, all turn around areas a minimum of 23 feet wide. 2. wel at base of slops tc.be appoved by Building Department. 3, Sidewalks: 5 foot concrete sidewalk to be provided on Valley Drive; 7-1/2 foot concrete sidewalk to be provided on Second Street. 4 Curb and gutter to be relocated on Second Street t 8 feet from property line. Dedicate .a 20radius at the intersection of Valley Drive and Second. Street. 5. Fire hydrants to be provided tn stzsate and number specified by Fire Department. MI .power and telephone 70.nes within the said tract and the adjacent easements along Second Street be required to be undergrounded. 7, Surface waters to drain to street or an improved storm drain. 8. Sewer system will be a private system and shall meet Building Code requirements. Will need separate trunk lines and if not gravity •flow, provide two pump stations to main line© . Resolution P. C. 154-789 Page 2 9. Easements to be provided for all utilities not having direct access to public right of. ways.. 10. Retaining wall subject to review and approval of City Engineer. 11. Street trees to be provided on Second Street as recommended by the Parks Supervisor. 12. Label areas subject to inundation or storm water overflow and direction of flow on final map. 13. Construct approved storm drain inlet and any connecting pipe as may be found necessary on Second Street at location approved by City Engineer. 14. Remove and recompact all fill areas to City Standards. 154 Minimum surface grade shall be 2 per cent or where under 2 - per cent hydralic calculations shall be submitted demonstrating that storm waters can be satisfactorily managed., prior to approval of a final map. 16. Subject to approval of City Attorney; execution of subdivision agreement; Precise Plan agreement— • 17. Post a bond sufficient to guarantee performance of above agree- ment. The foregoing Resolution was adopted by the Planning Commissi n at a regular meeting held on the 5th of October,, 1970„ by the following vote: AYES: Comm. Collis, Foote,, Mulfingera Stabler„ Toole,, Watters,, and Chairman Noble. NOES: None ABSENT: None CERTIFICATION I hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution P. C. 154--789 was adopted by the Planning Commission of the City' of Hermosa Beach at a regular meeting held on the 5th of October,, 1969. DATE JAMES D. COLLIS, SECRETARY JOE B. NOBLE,, CHAIRMAN RESOLUTION NO. N. S. 1 1 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY. COUNCIL OF THE CITY oe HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA.,.. APPROVING TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP 423299, FOR 2 CONDOMINIUM PURPOSES, SUBJECT TO THE CONDITIONS SET FORTH IN 1 PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION P,C. 154-789. . 31 1 THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, 4 S CALIFORNIA, DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS: 5 SECTION 1. That pursuant to the recammeadations of the 6 Planning Commission of the City of Hermos Beach, the City Council of the City of Hermosa Beach does hereby approve the Tentative 8 Subdivision map *23299, for condominium purposes, aaject to the 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 26 17 16 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 conditions set forth in Planning Commission Resolution P.C. 154-789i adopted October 5, 1970, as submitted by Kenland Develcnent I ' Company, Inc., of property located between Culver Court and Valley 1 Drive, and between Secc;nd Street and Sixth Street, and known as 201-301 Valley Drive. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this 1970. ATTEST: PRESIDENT of th;7517(5577ind MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California CITY CLERK CITY ATTORNEY 01.0M• APPROVED AS TO FORM: LANCO LAND CONSULTANTS. AND CIVIL ENGINEERS 1 7 4 3 0 SOUTH PRAIRIE AVENUE 0 T O R R A N C E. CALIFORNIA • FRONICR 0.4665 SPRING 2.6329 October 2', 1970 City Council City of Hermosa Beach City Hall Civic Center Hermosa Beach, California Re: Repaving of 2nd Street between Valley and Monterey Dear Sir: My client Kenland Development Co., Inc., is in the process of developing both sides. of 2nd Street adjacent to their property between Valley and Monterey. The curbs on both sides of 2nd Street will -be removed and new. curbs, sidewalks, and match up paving will be installed. We think it would be beneficial to all concerned if the center sectionof 2nd Avenue which is in poor condition was reconstructed at the same time. • We would appreciate it.if you.would give consideration to•having' this work done at the same time. Thank you. If you shouldhave any further` questions regarding this matter, please. do not hesitate to contact the undersigned."" Very truly yours, LANCO LAND CONSULTANTS & CIVIL ENGINEERS. By. //14 CLARK M. LEONARD CML:rr cc: Kenland Development Co., Inc. 17422 S. Prairie Avenue, Torrance, Calif. 90504' • • October 12, 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor nnd Motwiber* of the City Council FROM: Mary A. Edgerton, City Clerk S :** J3CT: Park and ReCrw8tien Commisaion - Pending EXpiFation of Term Terms emi.j.:25LOctober 15, 1970: Paul Matthies (Letter of resignation dated S.ptetber 14, 1970) John C. Dunn, Jr. (First appointed Septenber 21, 1965)* Terms expiring Jar /5i, OA: Nicholas V nano (First appointcd JUDOA So 1965 - to fill unexpired term ending January 7, 1967 - reappointed 1-17-677 reappointed 2/4/69) (First ppointed February 7, 1967 - to fill unexpired term ending 1/7/69; reappointed 2/4/69) Jane Turner * Representative of Hermosa Beach City School District. School Board's nomination dated September 11,• 1970, hmo been withdrawn, and Board now nominates Dr. John L. Rogers, per attached letter dated October 6, 1970. HE mEk3Eft.... Of VHL Of) aFt.liNG OAK) ?iL ROGEkS ()modem! k. tra?,r••:: 81k1(-)1 r Vtes, Pros/dont MPS kWh L. titiOSON • ;cit. PAOLA. CPISTIN ?-t,:•: C'UNI ?f? OSA BEACH crne SCHOOLS 1 5-5 17 MIZINITED.114/ STnERT P. O. KV Paitain 4eemoa.1 NACH, CALIPOSAIIA 90g414 1213; 376-014 Octetve 61, 1970 .f%ty of Hermosa Beech Center 1ermosa Beach, California xttention: Maly 1,Agerton, City Clerk Jentlemen: SUFZENTMENT OF SCHOOL1 OR. ANDREW M JOY:„E I213) 3, 80/31 At.siVrint SuPerinfOndcrq On. WRFC, B. LOgKik JR 121 31 376.4077 At i regular meeting on October 5, 1970, the Governing Board of the Hermosa Beach City School District took action to nominate Dr. John L. Liogers to the City Council of HermoSa Beach to serve on the Aecreation Commission for the period October 1970 to October 1971, as previously designated Nr. John C. Dunn, Jr., had already served more than the maximum number of years allowed. AMI: hi Very truky mire, 41,1606/J41 Je aWDREW Al. Jura District Superintendent and • Secretary to the Bowl September 14, 1970 Honorable Mayor anl City C moil City hell Civic (.enter Hermosa ach, CaLiforni Dear Mayor Thelon: • I regret that I must sy,Ibit my letter of ignation from the Hermosa ,-sch Parks and R creation Commission, effective Saptber 159 1970. As a me-.ber of the staff of the Lo kng las County Beach Dptt I have been re -assigned to night duty® making it impossible to partioipate an active member of the Co is:Lone wish to take this op5srtunity t tbAnk you and the City Council it,t, the opportunity to have bee of some s rvioa to tone City of Hermost Bea.,),. It is uy personal opinion that Hermosa Beach is on the move, ,qs an anxiously looking forward to a bright future for our community. Sino rau3 Matthias, Chairman Par4s and Recreation Commission • • October 15, 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council. FROM: Ronald S. Bergman, Administrative Assistant SUBJECT: Business Permit Review Board Gentlemen: Pt the last meeting the Board discussed the need for a reevaluation of their accomplishments. The Board has not been acting in a manner which approves or disapproves a particular business applicant; but is operating with the philosophy of granting all applicants while imposing conditions of various ordinances and normal business courtesies, and a review period directly related to the quality of the proposed activity. In addition to this new business review, the Board has reviewed and judged particular business problems, regardless of original review. The Board feels the same purposes could be attained (and at less expense to the business applicant) by the following steps: 1. Prepare a brochure a) Listing normal business courtesies expected of all merchants. Sweeping sidewalks No sidewalk displays Night light in store, etc. b) Also include the various regulations to which he must confirm (for information) Sign Ordinance Zoning Code Building Code, etc'. 2. Activate the Business Permit Review Board only when specific problems arise or when confirmance to the above expectations are not met. • • October 15, 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: Chapter 27 Sidewalk Construction Program. Gentlemen: After reviewing the legal and procedural questions related to this sidewalk program, which is the technique for forcing construction of curbs or side- walks in blocks which are more than 50% so improved, we have found that tike questions which the Council must make some minor decisions on only arise at a later stage in the process. We therefore suggest that the best procedure would be to go ahead and approve the initial resolution which lists several blocks falling within the category, so that the necessary notices and posting can be sent and the initial protest hearing held. The questions basically arise at the second public hearing, which is held to hear protests and certify the costs, and these questions generally con- cern bonding or other alternatives related to the financing and !ten obliga- tions. Ihe basic procedure is strAilar to a 1911 Assessment District. We are preparing a resolution which will recite severel. blocks identified by the Street Superintendent as a pilot project under this new program and will have it ready for your adoption Tuesday evening. Respectfully submitted, WESLEY C. MC DANIEL City Manager WCM: mm • October 15, 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM:• Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: Lifeguard Headquarters -- Plan Review Gentlemen: As verbally mentioned at the last meeting, we have just received the preliminary plans for the proposed lifeguard headquarters building. The City of Redondo Beach has asked each agency concerned to review the plans and comment on any problems which they may see or disagreements which they may have. The plans submitted do not depart from the general site design and build- ing scheme which was approved by our City Council previously. Bob Crawford and I have reviewed these plans in some detail and recommend that we corn- m:•-rit on only two aspects: 1. 13qcArstrt icture There is evidently a requirement within the Building Code that a three- story structure must have an enclosed stairway exiting to the roof, and therefore the architect was compelled to provide this in the plans. This results in the actual addition of a 4th story, because another room was then added to house the electric communications equipment, as long as the stairway needed to be built. However, everyone seems to agree that the stairway is unnecessary in this case, that it adds extra cost, and that the communications gear could be housed elsewhere. This would result in a lower building line and an uncluttered roof line which would seem to be to everyone's advantage. It is recommended that our city process through the Board of Appeals a variance from the Building Code to eliminate the roof stair, and then possibly provide instead for a simple secondary escape access means of a simple ladder on the exterior of the building. 2. Garage Roof Surface The garage area merges with our pierhead at an elevation of about three feet above the pierheacl surface, and thus presents a large visual expanse of surface which clearly has a impace upon the aesthetics of our pier development. It therefore is important that the roof deck be covered with some material which is pleasing to the eye, although it Would be undesir- 1 • Page 2 able to have people walk on it, and the material and construction tech- nique should therefore provide a psychological deterent to such use. The architect has, at this point, specified a brown colored rock or gravel roof. IA e feel that this would not only be poor from a visual standpoint, but would tend to rapidly deteriorate because of the necessary walking whiCh must be clone by maintenance personnel picking up papers and other debris. In addition, the gravel will become loose and tend to blow during high wind periods. It is recommended that the architect be asked to consider alternate materials, such as perhaps a thin concrete cap with some type of sur- face texture or aggregate imbedded within it which would visually induce people not to walk upon it. It seems logical to assume that the architect, who is the professional in this field, can develop an accentable•alternative, It is recommended that the City Council give preliminary approval to the plans as submitted, and authorize our transmittal of such approval to Redondo Beach, to the two qualifications noted above. We should also at that time acknowledge our initiation of a Building Code variance through our Board of Appeals, and the City Council may wish to recommend favorable consideration by that Board. CM:mm Respectfully submitted, IA ES LEY , MC DANIEL City Manager RXSOLUTION NO. N. S. 300 1 11 A T:ESOLOTioN OP THE CITY cOUNCIL or THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, ' CAL1FoRNrA, AKIINOING CLASSIFICATIoN AND SALARY RESOLUTION NO. 2 N. S. 2973 BY AMENDING, SCHEDULE III, SCHEUATIC LIST OF CLASSES ANP RANGES (EXHIBIT A) BY DELETING AND ADDING CERTAIN POSITIOES i AS HEREINAFTER SET FORTH. 4 THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF,HERNOM BRACH, (ALIFORNIA, DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLONS: 5 SECTION 1. That Schedule hZ,SChsti4tic List O ClaCiaca 6 9 10 and Ranges (Exhibit A) of Classification and Saari, Realaut 2973 is' IllerOY amended by.dslating the fai0ed 61ass1 ficationspitlel • • 4S22E Palar.ELandat Director c,f Ub/ic hoz .12•16%..1446. 11 Fi nance DI rector : . 61 cense CP)ector 49 649•‘;:::',7P,°..• 12 'SECTION 2. • Thtt the gollowing"elas6ificatiomHbo.0.41-1' 13 14 to Schedule III., Schem!tic List 0fClas:mes and:ROgatts (uh!ribit A) of. Classification ahld Salary Resolution -No. N. S.'2973v 40. • 2 6 .11Ps G.104.46. 1RBDRt, • 021AEL.W202.1.1 A -77 4k0 - 1104" 17 • sEcTioN 3 That this at shall tae offeet as of 18 19 October 16, 1970, and the City Clerk shall certify to the pasgage 20 and adoption thereof in the records of the proceedingt. of toad 21 City councli of said City in the minutes of the meeting at which nn the same is passed and adopted. tc44 23 • 24 1979. 25 26 .27 28 29 30 31 32 ATTEST: • PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this PRESIDENT of the City Counci , and MAYOR of the city of Hermosa Beach,. Californi • CITY CLERK —APPROVED AS TO FORM: CITY ATTORNEY • CITY CF h P MOM EACH INTER- °AFFECT NE. TO WesleycDane1 stjajEcr:__Leat,re of_Ablqpnqq___ mem........*exa*symancannoraoom Meepronwamusama.Mosertoopree*ravanuorommamcsavo.........somameowoonores....ntes..........*.—.......... ••.:( 0 z DATE. Oct_t_ 12, 1970 FROM:_alArit-AB---redaar-ta-- respectfullTrequest hsizence, with waiver of supple-, mcntary salary, from Octdber 19 through Novenber the 6th. Oct. 19 - 24 ESO training - Oregon City, Oregon. Oct. 26 - Nov. 4 - MO training - Dallaz, Texas Ce etgrktr-c.-t Cgt• FAA we STORER CABLE TV lnc, - 511 Pier Avenue - 376-8738 10/7/70 Western Division Office, F.O. Box 1408, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360 -- 805-497-3931 Council considered application for franchise 12/7/65: 1/4/66; 1/18/66; franchise granted by Ordinance No. N.. S. 295, adopted February 1, 1966. Non --exclusive -- may be terminated by city at any time for reasonable cause on 30 days written notice. Right to construct wires and cables upon, along, across and above street.. and alleys and public ways and places May be granted subject to terms and conditions of permit first obtained. from City Council in each instance. Grantee shall file with City Building Inspector and Superintendent of Streets detailed plans of allproposed construction within 15 days prior to commencement of construction. Grantee shall construct in accordance with and in conformity with all ordinances, rules and regulations heretofore or hereafter adopted by City not in conflict with paramount authority of Sete. City shall have right to supervise all 'construction or installation work performed subject to . the provisions of this ordinance and to make such inspections as it shall find necessary to insure compliance with governing ordinances and resolutions. All lines, etc. shall be so lige ,ted as. -to causeminimum interference with proper use of street alleys and other public .ways and ,places, and to cause minimum interference with rights or reasonable convenience of property owners who adjoin any of said streets, `etc. Grange has authority to trim. interfering trees under ssupervie on.:of Superintendent of Streets, and at own exp ens e . Grantee shell have authority to promulgate such rules, regulations, terms and condition governing the conduct of its business to enable grantee to exercis rights and :p rform obligations.and to assure uninterrupted service to each and all of its customers, provided legal. History All initial installations to be underground, from :y:orth to K outh boundarees . and . from Strand to west side of Monterey Boulevard. Agreed that instaallatior .:: east of that point may be above -ground, but that Storer must ask for permit from Council before any above -ground installation is initiated. Storer agrees to provide free ear vice to schools. February, 1966 - Storer paid city $ 158.37 to cover c } st of publi shed franchise ordinance No. N. S. 295. March, 1966 - Storer posted necessary bonds and provided. required certificates of insurance. April,. 1966 - Storer moved into local office at 511 Pier Avenue - 5 year lease. November, 1967 -- Storer requested permission to run cable underground to Monterey Boulevard at 16th Street and then come aboveground, following pole lines to tcma Drive, south to alley, north to their place of business at 511 Pier Avenue. Council granted, subject to conditions that service be undergrounded when utility poles being used were t diergrounded, and that service be continued overhead to reach City Hall complex and provide service to Fire Station without charge. Storer Cable TV, Inc. -2- January, 1970 - Request from Storer to let the expand overhead lines from east side of Monterey Boulevard to west of Valley Drive -- and then overhead all the way. to Pacific Coast. Highway with money saved by going klverhead. Council said no, thy must remain underground, which meant they would expand only to west of Valley Drive. May 19, 1970 - Complaint from resident at. 345 - 30th Street and petition signed by 30 neighbors - streets and sidewalks torn up for underground installation and then left that way too long. Storer ordered to stop expanding till, they caught up with the restoration of excavations. October 6 - Complaint from resident at 2121 Power Street re green "cylinder that show above ground. Schools,covered as of January, 1970 - Valley Vista. North School and South Schbotto be *added on as expansion reaches them. Revenu s received rom franchipe fees: March, 1967 (for 1966) - Minimum Pee $200. (2%of 1966 gross would have been $24.86.) April, 1968 (for 1967) ----t2A of gross -$466,54.. March, 1969 (for 1968) -.2% of gross - $1,062.95. mirch, 1970 (for 1969) - 2% of gross - $964.46 First Draft ORDINANCE HO. N. S.177 5 AN ORDINANCE Off' THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING SECTION C-8 OF CHAPTER 6, "BICYCLES" AND ADDING THERET( SECTIONS r, -1O THROUGH 6-14, INCLUSIVE, AND AMENDING CHAPTER 19, "MOTOR VEHICLES AND TR.A}`FIC" , SECTION 19-26, OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, TO PERMIT THE USE OF BICYCLES ON THE STRAND WALKWAY FOR ihEc',REATIONAL PURPOSES. WHEREAS, the use of bicycles on the Strand walkway for no purpose other than recreatiinal activity is deemed consistent with tht, dedication of a id property ae a public pleasure ground, THE: cIelf COUNCIL .OP Tun CIS. OF MIMOSA FACIL CALIFORNle, DOES. ORM= AS FOLLOWS: ECTI+ 10 hat',Chapter 6 Section 6eS of the .NUnicipLl Code of the City of Hermosa BeaCh is hereby amended to i";;yad s follow*: "Section 6-8. tidir b yples on idewalke o It shall be unlawful . for any person to ride •or' oper'te any bicycle on ox over any sidewalk'on any street in the City, with the exception of the Strand walkway .subject to the require ents .` of this, chapter. • SECTIO 2. That new Section 6-10 through 6-14, inclusive, are hereby added to Chapter 6 of the Municipal Code of the City of Hermosa Beach, toread as follows: "Section 6-10. Agg_LightAuta. Under all circumstances, "the rider of a bicycle on the Str :nd wilkway shall yield tie right of way to pedestrians, and due and proper care shall at all times be exercised by the rider for the pedestrians. ."Section 6-11. gssagE2glitla. When more than two persons in a group Alm aenk are operating bicycles on the Strand walkway, de "Section 6-12. Racing; trick r .diaa, It shall be unlawful for any person riding or operating a bicycle to race any other bicycle, person or vehicle along the Strand walkway, or to indulge in any kind of trick or unsafe riding. "Section 6-13. Parktpajakmake. NO person operating a bicycle on the Strand walkway shall park said bicycle in front of any entrance to the public beach or to public or private property, or in any way to hinder, delay or obstruct the movement of pedestrians or emergency vehicles or other bicycles upon the surface of said walkway. "Section 6-1.4. Traffic regulations. ,Every person riding a bicycle on the Strand walkway shall be granted all. the rights and be subject to all of the duties applicable to the driver of a vehicle by Chapter 1.9, "Motor Vehicles and Traffic", of this Code, except those provisions which by their very nature can have no application to such persons." SECTION 3. That Chapter 19, "Motor Vehicles end Traffic", of the Municipal Code of the City of Hermosa Beach, Section 19-26, "Public rights of way, use by vehicles generally", shall be amended by adding thereto the following paragraph, to follow paragraph one of said section and to read as follows: "Exctation: The provisions of this section sha].1 not apply to the use of bicycles for recreational purposes on the entire length of the Strand walkway within this City." SECTION 4. This ordinance sha11 take effect thirty days after the date of its adoption. .SECTION 5. Prior to the expiration of fifteen days from the passage thereof, the City. Clerk shall have this ordinance published at least once in the Hermosa Beach Review, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, published and circulated in the City of Hermosa Beach. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this 1970. ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO FORM: PRESIDENT of the' City Council:7nd MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California CITY CLERK CITY ATTORNEY • • RESOLUTION NO. N.S. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY 01 HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. N. S. 2435, AS AMENDED, BY 2 AMENDING SECTION 7, "RIGHTS OF WAY PROHIBITED TO VEHICLES", REGARDING THE USE OF BICYCEES FOR RECREATIONAL PURPOSES ON THE 3 STRAND WALKWAY. 4 r THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OP HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. That Resolution No. N. S. 2435, as amended, be, and the 'same is hereby further amended by amending Section 7.107 to read as followsi 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 "Section 7.107 ATTEST: STRAND, entire length within this City, with the exception of bicycles being used for recreational purposes." PASSED, APPROVED and• ADOPTED this PRESIDENT of the City Council, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California CITY CLERK APPROVED AS TO FORM: CITY ATTORNEY I •(Revised Draft) OflD/NANCE NO. N. 'S. 393 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CIT' OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING CHAPTER 7, "BUILDINGS", OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH BY AMENDING SECTION 7-2.1 REGARDING BUILDING NUISANCES AND MAINTENANCE CE PROPERTY. AREAS, the exist = ,;c.; sof unsightly cenditions and n lect of premises i within th •: co knowl =;: •e of those persons who live in. and travel through this City and view its vaiiou residential ar as; WHEREAS, these conditions have a considerable detrimental effect on a substantial n r of other propertieo including, b not limited to, an appreciable dilminution of murrounding property vain;:, . s and WHEREAS, the aforestated problez ie a growing which if not immediately diately curta=iled will datrinent Ily involve a growing number of other properti s in the City; and WHEREAS, .fi;any of theseconditions, and primarily unoccupied hour a m, attract children and derelicts and i vit th destructia n of property; and OSSREAS, the abatement of ouch conditions :F ill ice the appearance and value of the blighted properties rather than be a burden on the owne re thereof, and will aleo appreciat"= th value and appearance of .neighboring propertied, and will benefit the use and enjoyment of residential properties in th ,; general ar :a g and S, the ab =,t t of these conditi<„w,m is in th = boot interests of the health, safety, moral:,;and general welf:.re of the citizens of the City of Halmos f:: Beach, VOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF T r '. CITY OF HERMOSA LEACH, CALIFORRIA, DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS* =TIM; 1. That Chapter 7, Section 7-2./ of the Municipal Code of they City of Hermosa Beach is hereby amended by d: 1 timg subsection (d) of SECTION 203-5 of the Building Code, and replacing said subsection with the following, to r • s follows Ig(d) Maintonance of roper ; nuisaanucer,, 4 It is hereby da?clar �r a public nuisance for any per on owning, leasing, occupying or having chi of any pre iF'es in this City to mairnt : in :;y condition of premix..A or of building exteriors which is .detrimental to the property of others. 0 "This includes, but is not limited to, the keeping or the depositing on. or the scattering over (1) luMber, junk, ticash,xpe debris- .ettjter,ii: A001%74? mietsza ,e/Callev4;14 (2) abandoned, discarded, or unused objects or equipment such as automobiles, furniture, stoves, refrigerators, freezers, cans or containers; (3) stagnant water, excavations, earth or sand which has eroded and sloughs onto adjoining sidewalk or street; (4) any device, decoration, design, fence, structure, clothes line or vegetation which is unsightly by' reason of its condition or its inappropriate location. "Premises' as used herein shall mean and include real property, landscaping, plantings, trees, bushes, fences, buildings, structures, improvements, fixtures and the exterior storage of personal property, equipment, supplies or vehicles. SECTION. 2. If any section, subsection, sentence,. clause, phrase or portion of this ordinance is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competent jurisdictio such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance. The City Council hereby declares that it would have adopted this ordinance and each section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion thereof, irrespective of the fact that one or more sections, subsections, sentences, clauses, phrases or portions thereof be declared invalid or unconstitutional. SECTION 3. That this ordinance shall take effect thirty days after the date of its adoption. . SECTION 4. Prior to the expiration of fifteen days from the passage thereof, the City Clerk shall have this ordinance published at least once in the Hermosa Beach Review, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, published and circulated in the City of Hermosa Beach. .PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this the premises of any of the following: ATTEST: PRESIDENT of the City Council, and MAYOR of the City (4 Hermosa Beach, California CITY CLERK APPROVED AS TO FORM: CITY ATTORNEY (Revised) °Thin includes, but is not limited to, the it '4:ping or the depositing on. or . the scattering over the promisee of any of the following: a ('a) imMber, jun, k;:.rtAfyh, doi4 irk, 66.co'1 t uiS'ttion of gaibstmntial quaatiti we of loose earth, rocks or pica of concretes (2) abandoned, discarded, unu> ed or deteriorating nate ri ;_ la, objects, or equipment, ouch s furniture, bedding, machinery, packing boxes cans or contain ;.rm y (3) stagnant w'at r, any excavations not refilled, earth or sand which has eroded and sloughs onto adjoining g sid lk or etre•s t3 (4) any fence, etrructc ra , or vegetatioa which is unsightly by roaeon of its condition or its i,.appro riat= location. °Premises ° as used herein shall mann:$ :. inc/uinc/ud real properlif� landscaping, plantings, tr'v.es, bushy .,, fe noon, buildings, s, otrs'uctur t , improvements, fi tures and the exterior or~ storage of persons • property1, ,i, x, ant, supplies or vehicles. SEC X* 3 2. If any section, ubseotion, , ..,.f;, et, al use, phr se or portion of thin rdis;:anoe for any rem held to be invalid or unconstitutional by th demi: ion of any court of ,,,tentlurisd€ction such decision u.hall not affect the validity of the raiainiag portions of this ordinance. The City mil hereby y declares that it would,have adopted this ordinance and •=,ash section, s edbsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion thereof, itrptiv of the fact that one or more sections, subsections, sent: ncee, c lauees, phras ys or portions thereof be declared invalid or unconstitUtion 1. SECTION 3. That t i'; ordinance shall tak,.. affect thirty days after the te of its . doption. SUCTION 4. That prior to the expiration of fifteen days from the pa1ss. •re th,•reof, the City Clerk shall have thin ordinanc published at least one i the Asn Bah Review, .t fly neper of general circulation, published and <-.ire lated in the City of a Bis- h. PASSED, APPRO ADOPTED this APPROVED TO Pia. PRE51WEMT of th Cityatiaeo 7 i d MAyOR of the City of Hermosa E,acb, California . WiNttlitiftsCioavosca COY CLERK CITY ATTORNEY • • gugpuBB FOR DECLARATIVITEMENT OF "SIGHT NUISANCE": In order to provide for reonable interpretation of the provisions of this building code, a Board of Appeals may conduct investigations and render decisions and findings regarding building nuisances and aintenance of property. Whenever the chief building official finds that any premises are b,-ing maintained contrary to the provisions of the building code • a correction notice is sent to the owner, followed by a notice of hearing to abte nuisance if the public nuisance is not abated within the time allowed. The Board of Appeals shall then hear and consider 4111 r 4levant evidence and testimony and staff reports, and based upon said evidence determine whether the premises, or any ort thereof, as maintained, constitutes a nuisance, If it is determined that the same constitutes a nuisance, the Board may order the 4,ame abated within a reasonable time; such elate. to be determined by said Board and'oet forth in a resolution of abatement, or if no time is so specified within not to exceed sixty days ,fter the date of adoption of said resolution. .The time set for abatement, upon good cause shown, may be extended for a reason le time by the Board. If such nuisance is not abated, or appeal made, within such time, the chief building official is empowered to cause the nuisance to he abated by city forces or private contract, and the amount of the cost of abatement shall constitute a special assessment against the respective lot or.parcekof.1:4,nd to which it relatrn3 and constitute a lien an said property, and added to the amounts of tax assessments on the next regular biil-of taxes for municipal purposes. Nothing shall be deemed to preVent the commencement of, civil action to abate A. nuisance as an alternate:to or in conjunction with the proceedings above set forth, or to initiat4, a criminal action against the • responsible. pArty.for the maintenance of a nuigance. f b f • 1 ORDINANCE NO. 3. S. 392 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY of HERN0SA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, ADDING ZONING ORDINANCE NO. N. S. 154, AS AMENDED, AFFECTING ARTICLE 14, 'WARIA ICES AND CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS", SECTIONS 1412, 1413 AND 1414, AND ARTICLE 15, "AMD TS ' , SECTIONS 1511, 1512 AND 1513, REGARDING rimprmos AND DECISIONS OF CITY CGUL CIr, NECESSARY TO CARRY OUT GENERAL PURPOSE OW 53 a'rmG ORDINANCE. WHEREAS, purrua t to the recommendation of the City Planning Commission of the City of Hermosa ;-peach, duly nada after public hearing held on ,. A aft 1112 .. 4 , aae initiatedby City Council Revolution .No. N. S. 2954, adapted April 7, 1970, and provided for by Article 15 of Zoning Ordinance Roo N. S. 154, adopt June 19, 1956, as amended, it i . the finding of the City Council, after study and review of the findings and determinations set forth in Planning nin Mo an Resolution P.C. 154-787, adopted t 31, M 4 1.'9741 , that the amend- mentsw.wes ments to said ordinance as recommended in said resolution are necessary for the • publie peace, hoal.th and safety and best sery the public interest, NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF I ERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SWUM 1. That Zoning Ordinance a iso N. S. 1540 as amended, Article 14, "Variances and Conditional Use Permits*, bfurther amended to read a.;; follows: "Section 1412. Council to Announcas ea �xnd . r i�►n. City Council shall announce its findings and decision within a r :as amble time but not to exceed sixty days following the close of the public caring, unless Good cause is shown for the extenoion of time and the ..ppl i.cant or opponent or both are notified of this extension and the r eazh. ns therefor. The findinge and decision shall recite the f cts end reasons which in the opinion of th City Council mace the approval Dr denial of the Variance., or Condition Use Permit necessary to carry .sit the general purpose of .this ordinance, and shall order that the Variance or Conditional Use Permit be granted, denied, or modified subject to such conditions or limitations that it may impose. City Council may incorporate by refe:ronce a1L or part of any findings of any commission, bearing officer or administrative officer without expressly :setting forth in full the findings of said commission, hearing : fticer or administrative officer if the findings of said commission, hearing officer or administreti e ofiloex ere in writing and on file ul trh the City Clerk and mad a pmt of the permanent record of the city If the City Council does not announce its findings and deci; ion, notice shall be given by mail to the applicant oropponent; or to both if they be different parties, of wh -gin the . findings and decision will be made eo that the applicant or opponent or both may be present at the meeting when said Aindinge and decision are announced. " ses tion 1413. Decision t_aftsmafilughsiLkLana. The action by the City Council on such matters shall be by three affirmative votes of the Council, and ehall.bp final and conclusive, except: (1) The City Council may approve, modify or disapprove the recommendation of the Planning Commission$ provided that any modificative of the proposed Variance or Conditional Use Permit by the Counci L shall first be referred to the Planning Commission for report and recommendation, but the Planning Commission shall not be required to hold a public head my thereon. Failure of the Planning Commission to report to the City Council within forty days after the reference, or such longer period as may be designated by the City Council, shall be deemed to be approval of the gr sed modification. (2) upon the return of the matter to the City Council. L the City Council may by thr e affirmative votes of . 'th rti 'unoil approve, modify or disapprov the final rem n4ati n of the Planning Commission on such matters . °Sectio 1414. t + kas `aR2ci , o thssaamal. mot later than thirty d ayaa± folk wi;;, the sinal decisi«.n of the City Council that a Variance or. Conditional Use Pemmit be granter or d Jed,, notic of such action ...:ball . be mailed to the applicant 'ori opponent, or both if they be different parties, and one copy shall be attached to the Planning Comm& sioa'sa fil . of the case and said file returned to the Planning Commiesion' for permanent filing. Failure to give notice ,.hall not affect the decision rend red in these matters." SECT' a . 2. Th t the City Council of the City of samosa B,ach does hereby amend Article 15, °Mendments `N, of itns Ocdinenc.: No. N. 8. 164, as amended, to read ,.: 5 follows: °Section 1511. ci„ :.:uncil, toAnnou e lagl s aid Y1sripl n. City Council shall announce its findings and decisi:gin within a reasonable timebut not to exc .ed sixty d. ys following the close of the public hearing, unless good cause is shown for the extension of time and the applicant is notified of this eaten#ion and the reasons therefor. T:c. findings and decision shall recite the; facts and reasons which in the opinion of the City Council make the <.pproval or denial of the aamendmenk necessary to carry out the general purpose of this ordinance, and shall • order that the .emandment b granted, denied, or modified subject to such conditions or limitations that it may impos. City Council may incorporate by reference all or part of any findings of any commission. hearing officer or administrative officer without expressly setting far < in full the findings of said commission, hearing officer or aciministrativ=. officer if the findings of said commission, hearing officer or ' adminis_ trative officer are in writing and on file with the City Clerk and made a part of the permanent record of the City. If the City council does not announce its findings and decision, notice shall be given by mail to the applicant of 'hen the findings and decision will b Y made so that the .:°applicant may ..'be present at. the ting when ss aid findings and dpi ionnar=_ • :cino .. °Section 1512. Decis .on s .antn 1 ;;,;i.sraal. The action by the City Conhcil on such matter , shall be by the affirmative votes of the Council andshall be final and conclusive, except: (1) The City Council .m .y approv smodify or dim ;; . rove the recommendation of th Planning Cct ienions provided that any modification of the proposed amendment by thy. City Council shall first be referred to th'<. Planning Commi<<<sion for report and recommendation,but the planing C issss o - shall► not b required r to hold a Ohne homing thereon. ' .i1C ire f`th Planning i.asion to report ; the City CoUncil within fa rtY darn after the reference, or such long pe od as „r ay be . d sige nated by the City Council, ,;hall be deemed to be approval of the proposed modification. (2) Upon the return of the matt<_er: to the City Council, the City Council may by three affirmative votes of trio" Council approve, modify or disapprove ti» fin 1 recommendation of the Planning Commission on such matters. "Section l5l3. Notice of vision of the Council. Lot later than thirty days following the final decision of the City Council ordring an amendment to this emdinence, or denying' an application or recommenda- tion for an ,; dment, notice of such acts sball.be forwarded to the �;�ri applicant at the address shown upon the application, and one copy shall be attached to the Planning Commission's file of the case and said fila: returned to the Planning Commission for permanent filing. Failure to give notice shall not affect the decision render d in these matters. SECTION 3. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phr=ase or portion of this ordinance is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competent jurisdiction. such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions c i this ordinance. The City Council hereby declares that it would have adopted this ordinance and each section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion thereof, irrespective of the fact that one or more sections, subsections, sentences, clauses, phrases or portions thereof be declared invalid or unconstitutional. SECTION 4. This ordinance quail take effectthirty days after the date of its adoption. SECTION 5. Prior to th expiration of fifteen days from the passage t;:reof, the City Cleric shall have this ordinance published at least once in the IYrmosa Beach Review, a weekly newspaper of general circulate..,.~ published and circulated in the City of H rmosa Peach. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this d <y of ATTEST: PRESIDENT of . e C ty Counci and MAYOR of the City of Hermos> B ;ch, California , 1970. CITY CLERK APPROVED • AS TO FORMs s CITY KTTORNEi ORDINANCE NO. N. S. 394 • Revised Draft AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF SAID CITY, REGARDING TERMS AND ABSENCES OF COMMISSION AND 'OARD MEMBERS, INCLUDING PAPK AND RECREATION COMMISSION, PLANNING. COMMISSION, BOARD OF ZONING ADJUSTMENT, BOARD OF APPEALS AND BUSINESS PERMIT REVIEW BOARD. TOE CITY COUNCIL OF TE CITY OP HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. That the following amendments as hereinafter met forth be and are hereby made to the Municipal Code of the City of Hermosa Beach: A. That Chapter 2, "Administration', ArtiCleV, "Park and Recreation dministration", beamcmded as flalows: (1) That the first sentence 1,1 f Section 2-64, "Park and Recreation Camission - Terme of members; vacancies" be and is hereby amended to read as follows "14mCbers of the Park and Recreation C im on shall serve for a period of four years." (2) That Section 2-64 is hereby further amended by adding thereto th,i, following paragraphu Noeniber of the Cotaiesion appointed by tho City Council shall remain on said Cammission for a period f time longer t'om ttga-ift_400g (3) The final sentence of Section 2-67, 'Park and Recreation Commission - Meetings, quorum, absence rules of procedur shall be and is h reby deleted and replaced with thy following sentences: "Three ab ences of any Commission member within any one calendar year period crates an automatic vacancy on aid coatmi member of the Commission may be reappointed to m id C sole judgment of the City Council such absences alo, d sion. The sane em ission if in the 4 B. That Chapter 2, Article VI, 'Planning Cost •,.1! excusable. Section 2-74, 'Terms of memo c; vacancies*, be and is beroy amended by adding thereto the following two paragraphs: "No meMber of the Commie ion appointed by the City Council shall remain on s;id Commission for a period of tins longer than two fully appointed terms. C-1411444;14 Three absences of any Commissio ember within one calendar 1,40r (AM ,A414 A-a/IP/40 year period creates en automatic vacancyn said Commissio Th same' member of the Commission may be reappointed to said Commission if in the sole judgment of the City Council such absences are deemed excuoable." C. That Chapter 2, Article X, "Board of Zoning Adjustment Section 2-9l, "Terms of members vacancies", shall be and is hereby amended by adding thereto the following two paragraphs °F o meMber of the Board appointed by the City . Council shoo remain on said Board for a period of time longer than two fully appn.;n -' ' terms. °Three absences of any Board member within any one ca.lendao year period creat w s5 an automatic vacancy on said Board. The same member of the Board may be reappointed to said Board if in the sole judgment of the City Council such absences are deemed excusable." D. That Chapter 7, `Buildings", Article I, °Building Code'"y Section 7-2.2, and Article III, "'Rous. ng .Codes", Section 7-10, relating to the Board of Appeals, shall be amended by adding to each of said sections two paragraphs, to read as follows: "No member of the Alternate Board of Appeals appointed by the City Council shall remain on said Alternate Board fora p rued of time longer than two fully appointed terms. "Three absences of any near of the Alternate Board within any one calendar year ere .tee an r utonatic vacancy on said ' Alternate Board. The same member of the Alt ,.to Board . ay be reappointed to said Altera t- Bond if ha th sole jUdgment of the City Council such absences are de t . end excusable." E. Th.,t Chapter 17, "Licensee0 Seetion 17-300 "Business Permit Review Board', st coction B4O st lishment° , shall be amended by Badding the following two parmgraphs, to read as follows "No meMber of the Wand appointed by the City Council shall. remain on this Board for a period„of time loner than two fully appointed terms. "Three absences of the Board mks r appointed by the City Council within any one. calendar year period creates an autcsatic vacancy on the Board. The same member of the and m be re-ppoimted if in the sole judo se, ;nt of the City Council such absencee are deemed exC.'`u able.” SECTION 2. That this ordinance shall take effect thirty days after the date of its adoption. -2- sEcTIag 3 0 That prior to the expiration of fifteen days from the passage thereof, tbi, City Clerk h .az,li ha!0e this ordinance pe:a%1fshed at least once in be Her..iaosa Beach [e,4iiew, a weakly newspaper ,per of general circ latis ,t, gbl shed and circulatad,in the City of Hermosa Reach ATTEST: RI:pSIp,�.�..1.,.w..cOnwf ns5-•l•w' he cA•nrry CoUpd^? itA ti+Wnamwnu..�rs.e.w.....�.n .a.nd�r..n..w..nw.....�w.....w.. y� MAYOR of the City • of Hereto a Beach, California M,.,.AnTY CLERK APPROVRD.AS TO PORN: CITY ATtl. V'LtiNT .E: • • RESOLUTION NO. N. S. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OP THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, AUTHORIZING THE DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES OF TF STATE OF CALIFORNIA TO PURCHASE CERTAIN ITEMS. 3 THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS: S 6 SECTION 1. That the City Council of the City of 7 Hermosa Beach, California, does hereby authori e the Office of 8 Procurement, Department of General Services, of the State of 9 California to purchase Class "A" Four -Door S4,dan Automobiles and 10 Class B" Four -Door Sedan Automobiles, for and on behalf of the 11 City of Hermosa Beach pursuant to Section 14814, Government Code, 12 and that Mary Alice Edgerton, City Clerk, is hereby authorized and 13 directed to sign and deliver all nc-c 14 16 16 1? 2B 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 2? 28 £9 30 31 32 scary requests and other documents in connection therewith for and on beh lf of the City of Hermosa Beach. SECTION 2. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage and adoption of this resolution, shall enter the same in the Book of Resolutions of said City, and shall m.ke a minute of the passage and adoption thereof in the records of the meeting at which the same is passed and dopted. 1970.. ATTEST: PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this PRESIDENT of the City Council, and MAYO f 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. SEQ.) SECTION 1: The City Council of the City of Hermosa Beach does hereby declare as public nuisances and provides for the abatement thereof the following; All .rubbish, refuse, dirt and weeds upon the parkways, streets, sidewalks or private property in .said city, a special reference being hereby made to the following described property: -Monterey --Owosso Tract 1068 Lot 41 ayerly Tract Lot 11 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 sad 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•bause.notices to be conspicuously posted on or in front of the property on or in front of which the nuisance exists in the mainner'and form 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 hereinablve set forth shall be and is hereby set for Wednesday. Nov- ember 4, 1970 at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chamber of the City Hall of Hermosa, Beach, California. PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this day of 1970. ATTEST: CITY CLERK CITY ATTORNEY PRESIDENT of the City Council, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California • • .• • • • • -7";:1• • 7,-. 1 • i•C,,P•....••••• A `.1(.• 1:1r..ri••;!.=1.c.r31;:"•' •• :• :::g17.,:":"It‘:•-l' • n''.•:•• • !•.••%; . • ••••••••th ; 1:••,:tv••^••• * • • , .••• •,;•1 : . •!•.y .• S.t; •'•j•• ; • ;' • !. C. tr,j. .• • '• : •••.' •••.• : t rf •••.,;.• • ::: • 11.4r: I.. '•••i . -7;:•';:rt • ; • .• • s •••.: • 1.••:-F..; F(;•••• ; ••.• •.:1 • • •'• • ,*.y.•;i:•.-‘1. -.3 .1. • . • • . • r,' • • " ' • 1••••.4.; :;•'• f •:,••'•••f • • •• •-• :•;• bi•k33 • 5.f.;!,tf• ••••r• t•'• • • • ' ; • • " • tot.: •'•:! , . • .••••:i • •. • • . '• ••••'?'••; • : • • • •Fi,th' : 1: • .j:?.:r.r••• . • .•• - • • .• f. • • • f•,7 Ht.:••• •.•:.•••••• • • • • *. 9• :3;41 •Tr,..;.•,..%! • • !%;•••i•••j ••?.443;J h..• • . " : ••• : • ;• •...;;...• • '• .tr...,.rf • • • • • • ''.••• . • '• '''••• • • • q.)..,:;;•••• • ' , • • •••••••••••:;:/1..E•11:: • •• • • • • • • f;1' • • • • •. • • : FUND NUMBER 100 200 500 600 800 -900 .1000 1200 1700 1800 1900 CITY GENERAL ACCOUNT OF HERMOSA BEACH, BALANCE 9/1/70 CITY::TREASURER'S REPORT General Adv. Music & Pks. Light Distriot. Traffic. Safety. Parking Meters State Gas Tax County Gas .Tax Retirement Parks Recreation Sewer Maintenance TRUST 'FUNDS Sewer Deposit Street. -Bond Payroll. Account Refuse &Sanit. Supt. of . Streets •VPD Bond Int, INACTIVE: DEPOSITS 9/1/70 $ 2,461.38 6,266.46 706.81 13,015.13 4,129.65 369407.17 62,986,60 $118,654.25. 405.72 23,458.61 28,659.24 526,437.50 189580.41 1,298.33 811.45 56,0 4.44 774,359.95 RECEIPTS CASH TRANSFERS $ 769476.43 $619927.37 15.79 :187.44 4;296.40 19210.48 17,660.81 SEPTEMBER 1970 DISBURSEMENTS :WARRANTS TRANSFERS. RECEIVED $ 500.00 243.84 114,846.61 10,134i13 200.00. 3,669.88 129,594.46 $736,000.00 INTEREST RECEIVED THIS FISCAL YEAR $14,125.08 R TgR <s ?will Cit Treasurer 60.00 50.53 31.58 15.79 100,005.25 $147,327.45 - ,.61 - 234,458296.40 28,659.24 442.96 5,513.12 8,396.84 BALANCE 9/30/70 $109,730.60 421.51 187.44. 1,210.48 538,142.23 10,243.57 1,348.86 843.03 56,070.23 718,197.95 61,927.37 PAID $ 611.84 i14,591.13 13,015.13 200.00 17.3.45. 12k3,591.55 RECAP OF ALL FUNDS General Active Other Active. Total Activee Inactive 18,197.95 27,989.51 46,187.46 736,000.(0 782,187.46 156,167.25'619927.37 9/30/70 2,349.54 69510.30 962.29 10,134.13 4,129.65 399203.60 63,989.51 BANK BALANCES General Sewer Deposit Street Bond Payroll Account Refuse & Sanit. $ 34,023.09 2,350.39 6,511.15 14,271.79 10,134.13 Supt. 'of Sts. . 4, 229.65 VPD Bond Int Debt 4,106.51 75,626.71 Less Outsd. Cks. 29,439.25 gli 46,187.46 Nor Total Inactive 736,000.00 7$2,187.46.