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HomeMy WebLinkAbout11/04/70en- 4 CITY OF mmmopk BEACH, CALIFORNIA '90254 AGENDA - CITY COUNCIL MEETING Wednesday, November 4, 1970 - 7:30 p.m. Council Chamber - City Hall - Civic Center PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE INVOCATION ROLL CALL APPROVAL OF MINUTES - Regular Meeting of October 200 1970.. A. WAR MEMORIAL PLAQUE - In Honor of Citizens of the City of Hermosa Beach who have given their lives for their country Presented by. Veterans of Foreign Wars, Hermosa Beach Post 2957. 1. PUBLIC HEARING - SEWER ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO. 69-1 - Portions of Seventh Street and Eighth Street, East of Pacific Coast Highway. (a) Report and analysis of Bids - City Engineer. (b) Oral Protests. (c) Proposed resolution ordering work to be done. For adoption. (d) Proposed resolution awarding contract for construction. For adoption. 2. PUBLIC HEARING - APPEAL - PIONEER #30, INC. - Pioneer Take Out Corporation, 1310 Echo Park Avenue, Los Angeles - Roger Schwimmer, Vice President - Regarding Planning Commission denial of Conditional Use Permit' for proposed eating place to be located at 1201 Hermosa Avenue - Resolution P.C. 154-782, adopted August 31, 1970 - Continued from meeting of October 6, 1970. 3. PUBLIC HEARING - APPEAL - H.M.S. BOUNTY, 2626 HERMOSA AVENUE - Melvin Hochman - Regarding Planning Commission denial of Conditional Use Permit for Entertainment and Dancing - Resolution P.C. 154-783, adopted August 31, 1970 - Continued from meeting of October 6, 1970. 4. PUBLIC HEARING - APPEAL - MR. ALBERT WANE UNRUH& 421 MONTEREY BOULEVARD - Regarding Board of Zoning Adjustment denial of variance Resolution B.Z.A. 154-28, adopted October 12, 1970. 5, PUBLIC HEARING - WEED ABATEMENT PROGRAM, 1970 - ADDITIONAL LISTING - To certify listing and authorize abatement and removal of weeds, rubbish, refuse and dirt on all parcels of property as set forth in Resolution No. N. S. 3004, adopted October 20, 1970. a. Weed Abatement Program, 1970 - Additional Listing - Proposed resolution setting sday, November 17; 07-6-N6-6ate for public hearing. For adoption. 6.1 NON -AGENDA 'ITEMS AND REPORTS City Council. 7. REPORTS FROM COMMISSIONS, BOARDS AND COMMITTEES: PlannieEgamission: a. Kenland Development Copan - Proposed Subdivision Map - Planning Commission recommendation, Resolution P.C. 154-789, adopted October 5, 1970. (1). Proposed resolution approving Tentative Subdivision Map #23299. For adoption. b. provement of Second Street between Valley_Drive and Monterey Boulevard - Request dated October 2, from Mr. Inlark M. Leonard, President, Lanco Land Consultants and Civil Engineers. 1.12a.rt12132222.1...s.: c. Terms of Board Members -' Letter dated October 29, 1970, from Chairman John B. Schmolle.. City Council Agenda - Noverdher 4, 1970 7. Reports fro Commissions, Boards and Committees (Continued)2 Park and Recreation Commission; -2- d. Sunday_2aad Concert - Clark Stadium - Recommendation for approval Of request sthmittWd by Happy Times Coalition - dated October 29, 1970. Report from City Manager, dated Octdber 30, 1970. Board of Parkina District Commissioners; e. Asproval of repayment of $10,000 to City of Hermosa Beach from existing funds of Vehicle ?king Discrnt No. 1. 4 Proposed117redesign of public parking lot W, llth Street to TaH-U3b7--- 8. OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS; a Joint Powers_Agreent_foy ;Aunicklal DataProcessing lx,stem - Request for approval .:7fom cyJe C1Ey. of Manhattan ?3oach, dated October 21, 1970. b Claja_Againt City, - Action for Conversion, Negligence 4 Mr. John Creighton - Allen L. Well, Attorney at Law, Redondo Beach., COMMUNICATIONS FROM PUBLIC.; a. Dpaisions of_playaliiv_cop(i)issLort - Letter dated October 19, 15.r7e, from Mr. and Mrs. Philip Craft,„ 1942 Springfield Street, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Chanam, 1936 Springfield Street. b. Trash Recyc4per: &log Stqxtal Leteer dated October 21, 1970, from Mrs. William H. Harman III, 935 - 15th Street. c. Buildinajapartment - Letter of commendation, dated October 22, 1970, from Mrs. Charles McComb, 201 - 5th Street, Manhattan Beach. d. EIEercise Area for Do - Request for Consideration - Letter dated October 28, 1970, from Mrs, Bruce Plowman, .235 - 25th Street. • e. Police Department - Letter of commendation, dated Sept'. 26, 1157D-L-gienTra'ET-21 residents% 10. LIFEGUARD HEADQUARTERS - Plan Approval - Memo from City Manager, b. Pre1iminaKE_ElaaApprov41 - synopsis of actions by City Council. Copy of South Bay Daily Breeze report - April 9, 1970. Copyof memo from City Manager. dated Octoher 15, 1970. (1) Lifeggetrd Station Sky..'ejrapase - Memo from City Manager, dated Odtober 30, 1970. • (2) oJjtj,- Memo from City Manager, dated October 30, 197O. 11 CITY PROPERTY - SALES PROCEDURE - Memo dated October 30, 1970, from City Manager. ARTESIA FRTItEWAY 13. BICYCLES OA STPAD October 20, 1970. Recommendat:ion !c.) Stat -e Division of Highways. ID WALKWAY - Ordinans.e Ao. N. S. 395 - Introduced For Waiver of Furthex Readiago and Adoption. 14, CITY PITORNRZ MATTERS: Claim for Back Salary - Leon Baker - Held over from meeting of October 20, 19706 for consideration by full, Council Request fox Executive Session. 15. MISCELLANEOUS REPORT - City Mans er. City Council Agenda - November 4 1970 -3- 16. CITY TREASURER MATTERS it4 a. Proposals on borrowing - Report dated October 29, 1970. (1) Proposed resolution providirmpr issuance of nea2tiable note. For adoption. b. Liability and Property Insurance - City of Hermosa Beach - Report regarding extension of coverage, dated October 29, 1970. 17. DEMANDS AND WARRANTS. ADJOURNMENT Cities, Counties, etc. Temporary Borrowing - Financial Affairs 53824. Resolution; required vote.` All such notes, tax anticipation warrants, or other evidences shall. be issued only after the adoption of a resolution by a 4/5 ` vote of all members of the legislative body. Government Code RESOLUTION NO. N. S 1 1 A RESOT.,UTTON OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFnPNIA, ESTABLISHING THE ELIGIBILITY OF THIS CITY TO ACCEPT 2 SURP!US FEDERAL PROPERTY FOR CIVIL DEFENSE PURPOSES AND Arri!RIZING THE SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS TO SIGN FOR AND ACCEPT 3 surt! PROPERTY AS THE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH. 4 WHEREAS, by Public Law 655, B4th Congress '(70th Stat. 5 493) the Federal:Government has authorized. the donation of surplus 6!, Federal Property for civil 'defense purposes; and. 71: WHEREAS, Certain conditions are imposed by the Office of 8 Civil Defense, Region 7,, the Department: of Health, Education ano 9 Welfare, the. California Disaster Office, and the 'State Educational 10n Agency for Surplus Property, in connection with the acquisition of 11 such property; and 12 WHEREAS, the City of Hermosa Beach, California, desires .13 to establish its eligibility for.such property, 14 IT IS, THEREFORE, certified that: 15 I. ft is a civil defense organization designated 16 pursuant to State Law, within the meaning•of the Federal Property 17- and Administrative Services Act of 1949, as amended, and the regu- .. 18 lations of the ,Department of Health, Education and Welfare. 19. ,U. Property requested by this document is.usable and 201 necessary in the State for civil defense purposes, including re - 21 , search for any such purpose: is required for its own use to fill an 22, existing need; and is not being acquired for any other use or put - 23 for use outside the State, or for sale. 24 III. Funds aro available to pay the costs of care and 25 handling incident to donation, including Packing, preparation for 26 shipping, loading and transporting such property. 27 THE DONEE HEREBY AGREES TO THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND 28 CONDITIONS: 29 1 'ij AND COADITIONS APPLICABLE TO ALL PROPERTY, 30 31 32 REGARDLESS OF ACQUISITION COST, DONATED FOR CIVIL DEFENSE PURPOSES: A. Property acquired by the, donee hail be on "Where is" basis, withoU4 warranty of any kind. an "as is", B. There will also be applicable such other terms and 2 conditions as are contained in the regulations of the Office of 3 i• civil Detense, Office of the Secretary of the Army, Part 1802 of. 4. Chapter XVIII of Title 32 Of the Code of Federal Regulations. 5 II. ADDITIONAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLICABLE TO 6 PROPERTY RAVING A SINGLE ITEM ACQUISITION COST OF $2,500.00 OR 7 MORE DONATED FOR CIVIL DEFENSE PURPOSES: 8 A. All such property shall be distributed and, during 9 the period of restruction, be properly maintained in good opera - 1011 tional condition and s,_ored, ,or installed or utilised only as 11 necessary to achieve a state of operational niadiness as required 12 by the civil, defense mission -assigned. to the donee in accordance ! 13 with the civil defense operational plans of the State, and, where 14 applicable, local goverhmenit twhich are in consonance with nationai 15 civil defense objectives, :is now or hereafter amended)., 16 B. Except as otherwise expressly provided. herein below 17 and unless and until exprvasly waived in writing by the Regional 18 Director of the Office of civil Defense (OCD), on a cash basis, 19 the period of restriction for all items of property donated having 20 a.single item acquisition cost to the Federal Government of. 21 $2,500.00 or more shall be four years from date of donation, The 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 specific exceptions are as follows; I. Motor Vehicles, Federal Supply Classification (PSC) Group 23 -- for which a two-year period of restriction shall apply. 2. Items of. prOperty donated having a unit fair market value of $25.00 or more but less than $2,500, government_ acquisition cost; for which a ovie year period of State restriction shiAl apply. C. During the period of restriction, the property 01a3.1 not be sold, traded, leased, loaned, bailed,,encumbered, or other -7 wise disposed of without the specific, prior, written approval of 2 e the Regional Director of CCD or the Director of the OCD. D. If, during the period of restriction, property longer suit}" le, ue4b9 e, or further nea aded for .the •purpose for 4 which acquired, tho donee gh.a 1. promptly notify :y the o!3) through the 5 CDO and shall„ as directed by the OCD, retransf •r the property to 6 .r 8 9 10 /1 12 13 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 0'J �W6 27 r8 29 30 31. 32, such department ment or agency of the United Sv"tatF, e of Aericcre or such other donee as may be designatad by the OCD. in this property E •tn the evert any of the terms and conditions yet forth ection are breached, all right, title and interest in the involved shall, at the option. of OCD, revert "to the United Stater of '1lxer'jca. In add3 tion, where there has been an unauthor- ized disposal or improper use, the donee, at they option of OCD, €shall be liable to the United. States of America for all damages. ..t here the~ property i not retu;cne¢ to p€ ssessa.cxn and - e:e:,ne rahip• of the United 53tategs • of America or where property. hae been improperly used, the donee shall be liable to the Unita;_ States of A erica and all proceeds shall ho deemed to have been received. d. and held in trust for the United States of America and the -donee shall promptly remit the same to OCD. When the fair market value or rental value of ' they property at the time of such di a or ai or improper use is 'greater r than the proceed@ derived from such action, the done: shall, at -the option ion of OM aleo be Liable le for and Promptly remit >. the differences between such pxoceeds and such value, ae•deter:ained. provided ., , 1 ) of t ; by OCD. The x•er��hd.zc�:�, �r�ro�,�a_e�,�...r:' :cm. �:I�ar„�. pca.r�ugraplt �E� this sectioN d6 1 5 T are in addition t o'administrative compiia$tcr, ea 1uree, arP.a, i Fw (thea c nd criminal penalties lti 'r pr„•ovid€'d:by law. 'NOW, s'E 'RruF4 ” ra IT IS RESOLVED by- the City Coa nci.i of the city.of Her31 oza 3ex•'�.pb, Cowity of Los fii3';gTJe e -s, that tt 1 JOHN P. REYNOLDS, Sta,pc : •i.ntendent of Streets • (ManUai $icy tune) reby dei: ignatea ma tho authorized r •pre oe ntat.i ve osaid City 1 .. to sign for and accept surplus Federal property, regardless of 2 acquisition cost, in accordance with the conditions imposed by th 5 above agoncies4 and be it 4 FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution of authorisation 5 .0 -Ian remain in full force and effect until superseded on rreecinde^ . 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 by resolution of this Council transmitted in duplicate to the California Disaster Office and be it .FURTHER r gER RE SOLVED that the Clerk of this Council is hereby authorized'and'airected to oend two certified copier of this Resoiu-n' tion to the California i.jt aster Office for filing with said Disaster. Office and wlth the State Department of Education. • PASSED, APPROVED -and ADOPTED this 4th day of Novaliber, 11970, by the City COtr;zic,Al of the City of Hermosa Beach. State of Californias by the following vote: NOES: : 17 ABSENT: 18 !ATTEST: 19 1 20 23, , MAYOR 1, Mary ,<. Edgerton, City Clerk of the City of Hermosa 22,1 Beach, California, do hereby certify the foregoing is a full, true: I and correct copy of a recolut1 ooh adopted by the said Council at L 24 regular meeting. thereof held at its regular place of mecting at thee 25 tete and by the vote above stated, whichresolution is on file in th 26 office of the said Council, PART 7 1. .4,133 t,,RT ON, City y Clerk 27 By: 28 • Bambara Fleming, Deputy* 29 30 31 RESOLUTION NO,:, ! S • RESOLUTION OF THE CXTYCOt NCIL OF Thi' CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, ORDERING THE WORK. • AND ACOUIS' TXON DESCRIBED IN RESOLUTION OF IN- TENTION L T�y.'+z", ION N O , L. S. ` 9 ADOPTED ?PFFD OMTH HMY6T OF QC07 z. X 01, .I17 TETE ; '` 'E i OF ; HE1 f`N T E - 1JOLCY CYhLL IC2R1VE &AiSa TOGETHER ir1A �,�°�;;,.• I4DRTENANCES AND 2P» APPURTENNKT WAN 4 u AMTESSMENT DISTRICT N ',. 459-3„. TRU C..ITE COUNCIL OF THE CXT .O Or HERMOSA, BEACH, CALI ORN tlrt' cant to tha,, provitticlaw tit? tho 'hoXmprove t i t; o n.d,lm v being Parte 2.,1 2 au,d 3 (,�,) 'NNision 7 We tri=; a °a tr ec t s and Highways Code o the State of Ca•Eif rn :. i,: 9v'eeeby resolve dv y,s=U .;i 5.& h. ws That- all of thhe maid p r atesto je ti ; y of everykind or nature be and t ae. z3rtuz ovc rgU:,ed or denied; and. m That the public ,i�ii•�;i' frost an4c- nrd w'I, GLcH ?i3vgo require the vz7ork .0tei manUon �u ( n,6 mnd thtsrtOoro.the paid City • ftp i`, as cora.:L b tiad ft't,aj .� t:. *r fA3�xz aacquisition to he. °mg omd improv ��`„ii ' ` t t o In :i��i"�,• iG• £ ,' t e said � �a , ;; w2',` rh portions Lire the ' egh gin the City of nOdond d (md.A0 to ultt The iboni tiCuc a,f:_b'u 5dk ff «ito 't? oGs'wors, tig(L,thaAr with acquisition and appurtenances and appurtenan • work in connection therewith, in what As kfi26?'Ih1 as ASSESS- MENT DISTRXCT NO. G9,13, all as €tor. particula rl -described in Resolution of atntar do x Foo M. go k9-4. passed o:yn2 adopted by a,h:,, '( C*zzl'l (t ty • on U 1 ,a i'2i'F,.h day of October, 1M, ^ n :. on •4,ll e . in the office of h* UY::y eN4rk p0 fiA1u a For.further particularme , ggcmgrace is hose y w?,6i s'i to wad Resolution , g nten ;i'd'u aii`d to t�� ,3 p mCa .s nd draw- . ipso. er , aicL i#93 ? rovememt on i ,&' •. h :the o five .o s the City En tne_ e :the City awsz c41. zaid City, &nC to tho Ew6cifications s id week iY,1il:f atoior €1Sdo t;:,e d by said C C , t; ' Council and ; i C4 a.>. , lE:; in the offiae of tho aty Yngi ne r an6 F`3o -0<., a y C Us1°h of said City@ and 04.. of said pi no drawin dr e a ' I aoc: fir ±opo heretogorz approved hy tko City t@ onnoil a (mid Ci ri. an d xoorporRe h aF i�� �EsL< ? ` . ht 9xo f c uH%%.f i r '9f9,9me1ga 1 a. Q " YakT, i ilc•r Q ' horefu.E for a woro particular description of caid-work. Said City dounc14 has determined and declared that the con- : templated work and'improvement heretofore mentioned' was i the • opinion of said City Council of more thari amal oz erdinary public • benefit, and said City Council has made the expense of eald work chargeable upon a district. For a particular description of said district, reference iS hereby made to Fsaid Aasaution of Inten- . tion Mo. 111 S, 2993 Said City Council has determined and declared that Serial Bonds'beaning interezt at the.gato of geven pe's cent MO per annum and.extending ovey a period:ending nine P) yea ns from the '2nd day of January next succe14.1ng the next Septemhzr 1st follow- ing their tater wilt he' imluG6 Ilegrctundez in thv2 manner provided by the wzmwovaallent atgt of tSlin,, being. at of Divisou. 7 of the Streets nnd Eiahwaye :Code Ob2, tht to of California, to re- proment each moseeteuvato igtyDalar6 O3.00) or more re- maining 'impala for thirty (3O dayt after mailing by contractor br bAm'novisnm of the ntilatament to pkopart'vlimogo punmuant to Section 5390 of the Streets and Highwayo Coe of the State of Cligornia.. •t• of Me wogk herein orderpd ghnll be dono•andi carried through pursuant to an .Act of ti * Lagiolature ,g the Stnte.of taltEornias dcpignated.tho Impravoilmnt ct of 1911'*, being Parts 18 3 mud 3 of Diviaion 7 of tbk2 riltx°64.stm and Pays bode,, , day of gaPROVIND.nnd ADC41TED this L970,,,."' • 'ATTES s ,.• •••. (11.0=1.11171.112.1=12*.alal "MaIIkISOTO..111,7,13“.4/1,4(10161F01.,,,Atau9a. • " . . CiaitilUldtltutuVINCOGC/41,,,U • CITY: craiRR • . TgY6FlargrareTEF-Nr- EUMOSA UAW, CAKIXPORNM tc• '• • RESOLUTION •Z•••••••13••173a1.1•Trarnle•r 6I -••••••••••.•••M164.10%,•• RESOLUTION 0.1? THE CITY Cx:NIMIL OF THE crr OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, AWARDING CON- TRACT FOR TEE CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN IM- PROVEMENTS, TOGETHER WITH APPURTENANCES AND APPURTENANT WORK IN CUMECTION THEREWIPH IN MSESSMERIT DISTRICT MO. 69-1 IN SAID CITy. WHEREAS, the City Clerk of the City of Hermosa Beach, California, did on the 30th day of October, 1970, at a. public meeting for such purpose, publicly open, examine and declare ail sealed proposals or bids for doing the work or improvement de- scribed in Resolution of intention No, N. S. 2993, which Resolution of Intention hereby expressly referred to for a description of said work, and improvement for all particulars relative to the proceedings under said Resolution of Intention, and at the next meeting of the Council. referred said bids to the City Council for consideration. NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OP xErtmosA, • BEACH, CKLIFORNIA, DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOW S2CTION 1. That the City c of the City of Hermosa Beach, California, hereby rejectA; alL of oaid proposals or bide except...that herein mentioned,c, :Dad hcroby awards the contact for doing gad work. in 24zsesemtmt District; lao. 69-L &nd making said improvements to the lowest raaponsible bidder,. to -wit% the-pricea named in the bid of said bidder on file in the offaco at the City Clerkof said Clty.. SECTION2 Tho City Clerk is hereby directed to publish • Notice ors,id 4Tmard in the "HERMOSA BEACH REVTVV, a newspaper publiohed and of..74eneraI cirmau.tiori in saidtity4 zaid Notice to be publighed twice by two (2) separate.consecutive insertions in said newspaper. APYROVED and ADOPTED this dayof .?, ITY OF ATTEST% Bimmos A BEACH, CALIFORNIP. 8 9 10 11 /2. 13 14 15 16 17 IS 19 20. 23 s. RESOLUTION NO, N. S . A, RESOLUTIONOF THE C:LTf C(H)IICIL OF TUE CITY OF HER4OSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING TENTATIVE SUSDIv SIGN MAP #232999, FOR CONDOMINIUM PUPPO E s SUSJECT TO THE COWDI°r IONS SET FORTH IN PIANNI;NG COMMISSION RESOLUTION P.C. 154-789. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THN CITY OF HERMOSBEACH, EACH, CALIbORR4U, DOES ltFEEJ RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS: SECTION i That pursuant t the recomendations of the Planning CCEti;i :; TA Fe of the City of Hermosa 'Beach, the City Council of the Ci cgs of Hermka :a B.each dies hereby Z PP O e they Tentative Subdivision Map .y:a3s2 9, for condominium purposes, subject to the conditions set forth in Planning Commis ion Resolution P.C. 154-7 9 adopted October 5, ' 1970, . Its submitted by Keil ahad Development hent Company, Inc., of property located between Culver Court aid Valle- Drive, and between S condn Street. and Sixth Street, :and known as 201 -301 Valley Drive. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOTD 1970. PRESIDENTof f;.1e.City .�.°c�RE'ci. ., a2ei..�.. �,�..�,�._ M4'YOR.of the city of t eraesa .ZZaeh, ..C.a.li.for ua CITY .CLERK 'F'ROV I) AS TO F 29 50 31 Y T � EL November 2, 1970 TO: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager FROM: G. E. Himmel, Civil Engineering Associate SUBJECT: Bids on Sewer Assessment District 69-1 Attached is an abstract of bidders for Sewer Assessment District 69-1 which were opened at 2:00 p.m. on October 30, 1970 by the City Engineer. Although Ramer Constriction Company is new to the South Bay area, one of the partner's Mr. Mamage, has been engaged in sewer construction work with Graham & Company of Los Angeles. The company name repre- sents the partnership of Ramage & Martin . Checking through the bonding company and with agencies, Graham & Company had conte ets with; reveals favorable reports on Ramage and his administration of those jobs. Therefore it is recommended that the low bidder RAMAR CONSTRUCTION COMPANY whose bid was in the amount of $24,937000 be awarded a contract. Very truly yours, G. E. HIMMEL Civil Engineering Associate G EH: jaw I 2 RESOLUTION NO. N. S. tz, 717 2- 3 ve- Ze1-61-1-8----2, A1,0 ^ A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA,PROVIDING FOR T ISSUANCE OF A NEGOTIABLE NOTE IN TiE AMOUNT. OF $200,000.00. 3 WHEREAS, funds are needed to meet the immediate require - 4 mente of the City of Hermosa Beach, including but not limited to 5 6 7 a 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 .16 17 18 the payment of current expenses, capital expenditures, and the discharge of any obligation or indebtedness of said City and WHEREAS, the City may borrow for said purposes, such indebtedness to be represented by a note or notes issued to the lender pursuant to Article 7.6, Chapter 4, Part 1, Division 2, Title 5 (Sections 53850-53858) of the Government Code of the State • of California; and WHEREAS, the Crocker -Citizens National Bank has offered to lend the sum of $200,000.M0 at an interest rate of 3.99% per annum, upon a negotiable note to be made payable on or before June 30, 1971, with interest to date of payment, NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES HEREBY RESOLVE, DETERMINE AND ORDER AS FOLLOWS: 19 SECTION 1. That this Council finds that it is necessary 20 for the City to issue a negotiable note in the amount of Two 21 Hundred Thousand Dollars ($200,000.-00) in order to meet the 22 immediate requirements of said City. 1 • 23 SECTION 2. That the uncollected taxes, income, revenue 24 I 1 cash receipts and other moneys to be received by said City during ' .25 the current fiscal year are estimated to be $1,638,821.00. The 1 1 1 26 ' '1 amount of the note hereby authorized to be issued, together with 1 ; h 1 27;,other,notes outstanding, if any, does not exceed 85% of the I il un - 26 i collected portion of said moneys. i! F i 29 h SECTION 3. That said noLe shall he dated November 17, i il • 30 ii 1970, shall be in the denomination of $200,000.00, shall be paid il i 31 11 on or before June 30, 1971:and shall bear interest at the rate of 32 ii 3.99% per annum, payable at the maturity thereof. The right shall 1 Ili ; 1 L. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 .22 23 24 25! 26 27 ji 28 1! be reserved to said City to pay all. or any part of said note prior to maturity, in which event the interest due to date on the amount so paid shall be paid along with such payment of principal, and interest shall cease on the amount of principal so paid. No notice need be given prior to the.exercise of such right by the City. SECTION 4 Twat both the principal of and the interest on said note shall be payable in. lawful money of the United States of Arica at the Sepulveda -Artesia Branch Office of the Crocker - Citizens National Bank in the City of Hermosa Beach, State of California. SECTIONS, That said note shall be payable from taxes, income, revenue, cash receipts or other moneys of the City of' . Hermosa Beach to be receiQred during the fiscal -year 1970-71, said moneys being hereby pledged to repay said note; provided, however, that if said . moneys or any portion thereof when received by the City will be encumbered for a special purpose other than the re- payment of said note, then pursuant to Section 53856 of the Government Code an equivalent amount of the proceeds of said note shall be set aside and used for said special purpose; and provided, further, that said note with interest thereon may be paid from any ether moneys of the City lawfully available therefor. SECTION 6. That said note shall be signed by the Mayor and the City Treasurer, and countersigned by the City,. C , and shall be in substantially the following form: CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH No. 1 NEGOTIABLE NOTE FOR VALUE RECEIVED, the City of Hermosa Beach, California. a municipal corporation, promises to pay to the Crocker -Citizens 29 F National Bank on eli,aad -on June 30, 0 the sum of Tido Hundred Thousand Dollars, 31 ft ($200,000.00), with interest clue to date thereon, at the rate of 32 V 3.99% per annum from the date --- 1 hereof. Both principal and interest are payable in lawful money 2 j of the United States of America at the Artesia -Sepulveda Branch 3 Office of the 4 5 pay all or any part, of this note prior to maturity, in which event Crocker -Citizens National Bank in the City of Hermosa, Beach, State of California. The right is reserved to said City to f 6 1 the interest due to date on the amount to be paid shall be paid 7 along with ouch payment of principal, and interest shall cease on 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 the amount of, principal so paid. No notice need be given prior to the exercise of such right by the City. The principal of and the interest on this note are pay- able from taxes, income, revenue, cash receipts or other moneys of the City of Hermosa Beach to be received during the fiscal year 1970-71, said moneys being pledged for the payment of this note and the interest hereon. Notwithstanding said pledge, this note is a general obligation of the City and, to the extent not paid from said moneys, shall be paid with interest hereon from any other moneys of the City lawfully available therefor. IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED, RECITED AND DECLARED that all acts, conditions and things required by law to exist, happen and be performed precedent to and in the issuance of this note have existed,, happened and been performed in due time, form and manner as required by law, and that the amount of this note, together with all other indebtedness of the City, does not exceed any debt limit prescribed by the laws or Constitution of the State of California.. IN WITNESS WHEREOF,. said City of Hermosa Beach has can= this note to be signed by the Mayor and City Treasurer of said City and countersigned by the city f said City and sealed. 29 with the corporate seal of said City and has caused this note to 30 be dated the 17th day of November, 1970. 31 'f) Mayor of the City of Hermosa Beach 3 I; COUNTERSIGNED: 4j. !I 5 9 10 11 City Treasurer of the City of Hermosa Ueoh 047t-y-C4.e#4-of the City of Hermosa Beach )7?2,qayej (SEAL) SECTION 7. That this. City Council hereby finds and 12 determines that it is necessary and desirable that the City borrow 1311 from the Crocker-Citimens National Bank the sum of $200,000.00, 14 0 such indebtedness to be represented by the negotiable note authr)r- 15 ' ised said note and the City. . is authorized to counte5pign said 0.1,-•;4.2: t e-f4.171,T.64, &e--1,-/ta;,,i,.,„7,:z. note and to/dete-atid,eoal,,pseid-ttote on the date of delivery thereof. Said note shall be issued according to the terms and substantially in the for provided'in this resolution. SECTION (4. That.this resolution shall .c!omtitute acceptance of the offer of the Crocker -Citizens National Bank above referred to. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 26 26 27 26 29 heleby. The Mayor and City Treasurer are “ithorized to sa.k 1970. ST: PRESIDER of the City Council, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California ITT'CLERK PelaM11.......1.+4.1..MVIAnt•PKEPEIP•Ma.VPC.,e• 30 APPROVED N TO PORN: 31 52 CITY ATTORNEY ACCOUNTIKO OFC ,,.T FOR E M OF MUi$ARCE ON PREMISES LOCATED AT 65 15th /MAW i' l 66 16th CT; 71 15th SU l A ➢6th CT. i s :M€'SA ?E .CH, CALIFORNIA. h% accafdanca with subsectiofl (M) of Sractl:$,,.2 k! of Ordinance N.S. 352 of the City Hermon Bosch, the foi roffal Etgi Is the accent i r9g of cost of demo i i t i r^f of st.s'uaa os l cijtzd tt 65 i th . ori 16th Ct.; 71 15th St. s+he Th 16th Ct. Mammas a,,xacti California. c4ri4"a.C.mY r'a3• g elei c,». tract price for domsl i tion of structures ,s on w: �rYa tx4.scribed prr►iss pursuant to demolition contract with 1r:3 it 3r 5t. Lam Duech, California 90812 i rc i denta l Expommess Soh, Velma a 1975 .rO None None TOTAL .$197500 This accsuating report shall be submitted to tea City Council of tn4 City of MerrEGOOich at its resuleriy echedulod meeting of ttovewbe.r 30 1970, at which time the City Council shall -hear and pass on thtil report toiF,t;i' r with any objections or protests (which -must be Ii:-errIt;ng) shitted by eny of the pal -tom liable t b assessed for the cost of ,,.tleco Y id nuigence. DATER— —Igal.„11:2AA-122L— 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 13 14. 5 16 17 18 19 20 21 rr,, 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 RE C UTZ NO. U. A RESOLUTION OP THD CIT)1 COO4C: L OF TRE .E CITY OF HERD OSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, CONFIRWIM THE REPORT OF THE CHIEF BUILDING INSPECTOR CONCERNING THE COST OP J M1ING VI S NCE O f PREMISES LOCATED AT 65 FIFTEENTH STREET, 66 SIXTEENTH COURT, 71 ?IFTEENTF , STREE x'. AND 78 SIXTEENTH COURT, ' R `OSA BEACH, AND WHICH COST SHALL CONSTITUTE A SPECIAL ASSESPRAiRT AG XNST SAID a SRO E tTY. 'Ff REREAe .e =Lrkd i.0 they provie o ?£s of Ordinance NO. N. S. 3" there was submitted to . e 'City Cou i c. by the Chief' Building,. Inspector an accountkng report on the p opert #.es located 4t 65 Fifteenth Stre Wt, 6S Sixtsenth Cotwt, 71 Plfteenth Street t nn . 78 Si teet,eth Court and WHEt:REA , the City Council did hear and consider sai4 report together with auy e lect.2 rare or protests :4n connection theme ev1 th NOW, THERSPOno T,flE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA PMUtC3a CALIFORNIA, DOES S HEREBY 1, omm: i' AND ' RESOLVE AS F OLLO`u+;S : SECTION Oi 1. That •g e accounting g of the cost of the abatement of .nuisanCe o the property located &it 65 Fifteenth ,Street. 66 Sixteenth Corirt, 71 Fifteenth. Stireet: al d 78 Sixteenth Court, as submitted by the Chief Euilding Ortflci .b, is heathy C'OY` f.LFi%ed.e hl i objections or 'rote are ?ceU;eb;F tl+'e.r ruled, and d the coact of such abate ;rent in the amount at $1,97'5.00 constitute a special assessment t' •ccaLn"st the property hereinafter ,Iesc'Y'd.beG and shall ctCi'n£-tt.it'; to a .111e'a on oat d1 i' t•�t"uper!i.iee in the amount of $1,975.00e The propert1es referred t:s herein are g i'i; l'ydecs i.i'.o'I fQ E Ac rs a (5 Fa fteenth Street and 66 Sixteenth Cort - Lz:,t 24„ Ant 16,. UormoHa. teach Tract, map. book 4I 3, i aje 5;, Parcel. 21; 71 iftecnth Street map h4f-Mk 4183, page 78 Sixteenth Court rn,:a :r Look. 4183, page official records of Lot 25, BIk 716, i;iermosa Beach `':tract, 5, parcel 22 2 B .. y `... .s -a .o i n•^ r c a Lot u �s , ,,.e,s�. 1[6, g��. , f8lc. 9:�c,,; 'ts��i��...i,t. 5 parcel 23, Los Angeles county. I 2 PASSED . APPROVED and ADOPTED t.h Jl rz 3 1.970., 4 5 PRESIDENT tf• tc.: e Ci t.y C,wici1 n grid 76 Y1 MAYOR cs the Cary of Hermosa Beach, Calieoz�rii;a .°1TT} S.C`r 8 9 i1 n (t'.VEL) AS TO FORM: 10 11 12 13 l5 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 2.3 24 25 26 II 27 28 29 30 31 32 CITY CLE M< CITY ATTORNEY • • RESOLUTION NO. N S RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, ORDERING THE WORK AND ACQUISITION DESCRIBED MN RESOLUTION OF IN- TENTION NO. N. S. 2993 ADOPTED 02 THE 6TH DRY OF WTOBLR, 1970, IN THE MATTER OF THE CONSTRUC- TION OY CERTAIN IMPROVEMENTS, TOGETHER WITH AP:- MATZNANCES AND APPURTEMINT WORK IF ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO. 69-1, THE CZTY COUNCIL OF T CITY .6M HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, puraumnt to the provioiono of th@ '2:mprovement kct:or1911°, • being Parts le 2 and 3 o Division 7 og the Streets and Highways Co of t otatfl of California, do,es heveby resolve a* followev That all of the said proteoi=•and objections of every kind or natur'e, be ane the mme 4,re-haveby overmled or denied; and That tho public,intoroot and: convzniemo require the work hereiwaftei mentioned to,1,140 40ne, and therefore the said City Connell hereby ordmva thc. following week and acquisition to be. done end improvements to bol mado LK, the said City lath portions og,the week in thq) City of ROdondo Beach, to uitz Tho construction og 2anitary sowera, together with acquisition and appurtenances and appurtenant•work in connection therewith, in what it knorlim me ASSESS-. MENT DISTRICT NO. GS -le all as more particularly described in Resolution of Intention No. & 2993c. passed and adopted by the City CmIncil: of maid City o the 6th day of October, 170, and on, file in the office o the City Clerk of mid City. iftwlurthor part: regerence iv hereby made to said Resolution.of Intpntion No. I S.,295* and to th6 plcmc md.draw- ings for gaid,improvemeant an file in the. office of. the City Engineor the City Clerk of uald City,' nnd to the mOscifications for said work, heretofore adopted by said City Council mnd on file in, the ,ffiae of the City Engineer and the City Clerk of said City, and of.said.planse drawinga.and specifications, huretacm approved • . .by• Om City Couneil c•X 5a1.6 City-:arn incorporated heroin and twade •, • part htm004 tntR rekeTInca ifs'hreby madfl thorsto for more • .. • • particular description of said.work. Said City Council has determined and declared that the con- templated work rid improvement heretofore mentioned* was in the opinion of said City Council of more thanlocal or ordinary public benefit, and said City Council has made the expense of said.work chargeable upon a district. For a particular description of said district, reference is hereby made to said Resolution of inten- tion Mo. N. S. 2993i Said City Council has determined and declared that Serial Bonds 'bearing interest at the rate of seven per cent (7%) per annum and extending over a period, ending nine(9) years from the 2nd day of January next succeeding the next September 1st. follow- ing their date, will. be issued hereunder in the manner provided by the °Improvement hot of 1911% being Part 5 .of Division 7 of the. Streetp and Highways Code of the tate of California, to r6 - ?regent each assesament of rift Dollars ($5(.00) or more, re- maining unpaid for thirty (30) days after mailing by contractor br his assigns of the statement to propertynownars pursuant to Section 5390 of the Streets and Highways Code of the State of California.. • :All of the work herein ordered shall be'done'and carried through pursuant to an Act of the Legislature of the tate of California* designatedthe nImproveMent Act of 1911'°, being Parts 1, 2 and 3 of Division 7 of the Streets and 46.1hways Code. APPROVD' and ADOPTED this weomasa.a.....row,Zdto day of L9700' WITEST$ tvgat,Wacalmotr.......rowaseseltorm..susavuutuagaserehrtze.,........rnemeznt CITY CLERK • MRYOR TBETelW OF --- • HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA. 7‘ " • • • RESOLUTION NO,, RESOLUT/ON OP THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOsA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, AWARDING CON- TRACT FOR Trim CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN IM PROVEMENTS, TOGETHER WITH APPURTENANCES IND APPURTENANT WORX IN CONNECTION THEREWIPH IN MSMBSMENT DISTRICT NO. G9-1 IN E12XD CITY. W(HERAS, the City Clerk of the City Of Hermosa Beach, California, did on the 3Oth day of October1970,. at a public meeting for such purpose, publicly open, examine and declare all sealed proposals or bids for doing the work or improvement de, scribed in Resolution Of Intention No. E. S. 2993, which Resolution of IntentiOn is hereby expressly referred to for a description of said work and improvement for all particulars relative to the proceedings under. said Resolution of Intention, and at the next meeting of the Council referred said bids to the City Council for consideration. MOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCXL OF THE CITY OF HERMOsA SEAC CALIFORWIA, DOES BEWLEY RMSOLVE AS FOLL051S2 SECTY0g /. That tlac ZQuAcvct 2:1 ihe City of Hermosa Be;:chl California, horebY xejectg all of eaid proposals or bids except that.herdin mentioned, and hereby awards the contract for doins timieA woeh in :Osessmant nlstrict No. 69-1, and Making said improvements to the Imeot responsible biddere to it • at the -prices named in the bid of said bidder on file in the oilice of the City CLe.lek cgmk2 Ctty. SECTION 2 The City'Clerk i hereby directed to publish Notice of.said award in the "HERMOSA BEACH REVIEW, a nowspaper publiGhed and of general oirculmtion in alWiAtitye vaid Notice to be published twic by two (2) separate con4.ecutive insertions in said newspaper. APPROVED and ADOPTED thia. ATTESTs day Of , 1970, ----------- -RTYOR 0? THE dITY OF HERMOS A BEACH, CALIFORNIA, - m1 r " ms d .�: a .. Pioneer. Take Out Corporation, 1310 Z bo Park Avenue, Loa Angelc v Wner � 11wigiamer, Vice, President Pimnnimg Cammission den i 1 of Conditional U e Permit, for pro _ed eating. -1e to be ldcated at 1201 Hermosa osa .ven.st :a .omoluti n P.C. 154-782,. Wdopt d August 31, 197 , inscpssion ,s y o Thei.ei declared the imabl.ihearing caput,, and tct ; iia :ormet. by tne City Clerk that a letter' h�. c. to toseive0 ft.crm Ar, Roger Schwimmer recadesting a continuance :` t: i m p ei1 th f .rst asst ng in November in carder to prepare f rthor a at ria, 'O ' 1; •m, g 7g.t aticn to tha City Council. ACTION - to continue public be a i.r i p.ppest trom Pioneer #30u Xnc. to the. regular meeting on Ween eofty, Nor ab@r. a 1S70. Kotion by Mayor Thelen Secone. by Coutcilatan Valentin So ordered. . NC I T CgrATATORA tillf /431a ECHO FAN AVE., LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 9002,i TELEPHONE AREA CODE (213) 626-651 Seiptemicier l., /97O CERTIFIED MMM - RETURN UJRN l C M BQUESTED C i Ey Council c/o City Clerk City of } ierrnosa ,; :, eh 540 Pier .Avenue }{ermosa Beach, California 90254 : N. W. C. Hermosa & Pier, Hermosa Bnch, California Gentlemen: The undersigned hereby respec uUUy 'Oa SIDPA to ap*' sl the decision of your Planning Commission m /Wpm M, 1970 which denied th ;. conditional use permit for our p.ropubsed restaurant on t .a. abtwe referred to propt:rtye l have .takers the liberty or forwtrding cy o this letter to John De Simone, who• is the pr arty ones and astmots•to this ,q peal. ,y return mail, will you kindly advice ass of thedate which this matter will be heard> Very truly yours, Boger Shin arnn er Vice -et t r:. S/g cc: Mr John De Simone, 4P • F.30LUT./0 P, G, 154-782 P RESOLUTION DENYING A REQUEST FOR A CONDITIONM, Uts;E PERM VL TO ESTABLISH FOOD 1.7*;1,..181:NE-3S AT 1201 :HERMOSA AVENUE,„ V HEREAS a a public h.e.taring held August 31, 1970, the City Planning Orfl iaiSSi on of Hermosa Ech c..;,(1,,naltdeed the request of Pioneer in.,..::orL,c,rated far a conditkonal use permit to conduct a take out food busi- ness on lots 28 and 29 block 13„, He TITIOS a &liar -MI a act known as 1201 Hermosa 7,,venue; and V FIERET,S at said ilearixIg the follov:vi,ngnattsts wee ons tdssch O D stance from isftng d tial sss 306-400 Existing or pr.opossd, off-street paxidag facilities spa Ces adjF...:::.ent to building,, Possible hazard from vehicles le a ioq parking lot, • i •;:, race fri1:151 Ch,':,,,311:';i'lke,s,„ schools, public play grounds about 3.04), 4„ iiours of oeation 1i am. - 10 p tar: (10-12 ',Afeekencis, S Combinatioa of us El f;.” taR out and o, it down restaurant oo table seFvf,,c1Q„ klirecaut tr,Ar3 taken by one to assure conpatibliity of the use with, surrouncling areas - none knowat, 7, Riala.tion o2 proposed butnes to traffic volume and size of streets; routes of ingress and egress - located on c(.:d'ner of two high volume streets; access from one-way alley which also serves as entZ'a oce to ,1,;:ubli.c,:; parking lot„ a. Proposed exi.eriog signS and decor - one barge emblemthroe roof signs; metal roof (whit0,„ New structure on corner,„ 9 t, Existing take outs Taco Bell i3ills Tacos C V incheU. s Foster FreePie oe OTizza. 10 „ Other c onsid era t <, Potential police 140)161a S fron j Uventle congzogations„ littering b,„ Suttabtliz,y to the oolrimeirc tal, atmosphere of the area, since adjoining businesses are clothing stores, and fiEREAF: • at said hearing: the applicants indicated that the take-out element was essential to the businessa, and the on-site parking also essential to the business , and that they were willing to comply with the staft's design rec,;cramenciations; and. -2- ERE AS „ the al.Eiri.u, or the e s skim en t is pr talte --out items: hic ken , stwinlp getz . a neii, ips „ s a id' iches „ de s , rivroh -fried • potatoes ad onton.s and,!....1rinks, with table Seating but no 'obi*, SOFV•tce; and HERETIS after due consl,,,.leraiin two pubIbu -meetings, of the above and related (natterS 111C lng a ttteuV.,:otest and police trf,pubTze -Jae, Iy U: is the opinion of the P nttog , , , 1„ The use as posed Is not compbattlAe with the pa:icular site, or the existing arid potcmtial uses of this majoT oorne;i1-„, 2:. The Gemn.a3. Plan indioates that ibislocation should -e a. tour ist-mtented contKlezcial 3. The rgopo:.-.;;e6.1 take•-otit business would be better lc..:cated in neighkxwhcxxl t7; 11:op pincy area or on Pacific Coast liigh.way„ 4,., Thehm'Aed menu indiates that the va.,)posed business is not fatnily-type recta (Ca at ..a.i-Sehr,1 on past ex...par iences with steer oven - problems ba geneTated by the astablisk;tra(„1,Kit., lCV THEREFORE BF', IT kai,JOINED that the (pity Pianning comm.issiorp. of ;Hermosa hereby dentes the request as subrainelL Cc)Iis„ Foote, 764.':A,l'Aii.T$ and Chairman Stabler: NOES: kinIfinger ABS ENT Toobs Noble C.ERTIFICAT'..kON hereby ceatify that the foregoing Resolution P. 154-782 has lae. appnwed by the Planning Commiosion of the City of Hermosa Beach at a geguiar meeting held on the 31'4t of August, 1970„ • INV.V1:,' STABLER, Chairman TA3•41.03 D.. „ ,Seeret6ry • • :MINUTES OF THE REGULAR. ME ET ENG O} THE PLANNING 30DAT:t4ISSYON HE L3,1) iiT HE 0 UN I, BR8, CITY, HA 1IOSA BEAI-7. , ON . MONDAY , AUG UST 31, !7O,, za 7 3 P „ MEETING ,',',,ALLED TO ORDER PE 735 p„ m „ by Chairman Stabler ROLL ;,;;ALL: Pi-;•esent; Ooram„ Foote, Mulfinger„ Stabler, \Natters, and Comm „ arrived at 8:(,;(4. p„ Absent; Comm „ Noble. Motion by. Comm „ Foote,, secod ed by. Comm . Mulfinger„ to approve the minutes c the August 17, 197G meeting with a covreat WTI on Page 16„ addin, the 11,?ordi "break" as th#,i, first word on that page,: Reso,..1t,utigp,2, „c„:„„,1159, --111,.P. by Oomm„ avers, secvnded by Comm IM. uHinv=,,w,- to apprcrve ResoKutionr. .1.54-780,, )YES Comm „ Foote, MulftageF„ 7kr atters and Chaiman Stabler„ HOES; None ABSENTComm., Collis., Noble and Too/e. Resoliution P 7 Bi • Motion by' Comm„ atteys, seconded by Comm,. Foote, to postpone appDval until the next reciulak:' meeting o the Planning Commission o September 21, 1976.. AYES: Comm. Foote, Wi,ulfinger, Vk atters and Char.mz S tabler,„ NO; None ABSENT: Comm:, Collis „ Noble, Toole. 7679 PiopeeJrTake:ckut,.. Request otP.toneer --03C IncorpoFated for a conditional usr.,, permit to cOndact a take put food•busLness on lots 2.8 and 29„ block. 13„ Hemosa Beadh tract knovim, at 1261 Herm4gi4 Avenue; City PlannerC.Tawfomi noted that the Coramission, had received. ;IiiAlUtes off the previous hearing and re viewfac, past ZA a On S oV a silnilax. nature by t :',Flariat.nq (.:,ommission„ and thei discussion, at the Aug I? meeting by the GOMM tS s itliaeTS o the audience., He said that tht: Polio e „Dhtef didn't antic pate any Ioiterina prol-Aem,*•, ,O,ue to the natUFO of, the bus inesv ig ceo,:.t a i:.tp, pF$C a ut tc4n. a. viYere,,, taken,.Gravpsford fe'A that due to tiltv, design of the pag•kin.4,4 lot,. theINF; V,70112d be, a. tendency of patrons to violate the one way pattern on, 13th Court Planning CommisSiOla Augst 3l 1970 • and exit into Hermosa Twenue„: Oorra CoThanAved at 8:00 p„ The proposals of the staff regarding; signing, roofing materials, lighting, walls, landscaping and colors were acce,pt&:>le to the applicants, Public hearing continued: 806 p„ ME', Hank Gordon„,P 0, Do 348, Los Angeles, reitewated his testimony of the August ining for the (,:tommissiOnerS who had been absent„ and added that the takeout emblm sigr?. would be an 8 x 10' sign,. that they would light the •king area with an area liciht and a 1,000 watt quartz: light with a Wiling de iv ice contingent on the sun„ and that they would erect 'a 3" high amp stone wall un the HermosaPvenue side and the alley side, and meet a. staff recommendations excei.at 0011tki,kling the 1.17,F: -:ani Pier Avenue, They would add a swaller mansF;ird in.stead„ Mr. Roger johnson, 3405 Strand,,. did not 1,roish to oblect to the business, but did object to its locating in this prime Hermiosa Beach shopping "kocation. hearg closed at 822 p,fl C uestIons followed -from,. :7,oxtirri.„ Foote concerning the menu ogifered „ and the 1arlder 'leading to the roof - Mr. Roger Scirnfisni-'Dr,• 1310 Echo Park. Avenue repUed that they would have chickenC shrimp, sandwiches „ desserts, onion rings, frf.,.nch. fries and cold slaw„ He indicated that although the bilSiaaSS began as a total takeout, like McDonald's,. they Were R.Olfiding tables and seats or thirty-eight people but no table service„ He also explained, that e slump stone wall will enclose the ladder and refuse containers, COMM, Stabler questioned whether the Planning Commission, if they Granted approval to Pioneer f5.;yW:RMS0 would be approving cd any franchisee who might take over in the future, even if it were unsatisfactoryMr,„ Schwimer assured him the Company had control: and could buy it back, Y.dtr,, Stabler alsoasked Mr. DeSirn011e whether he had considered the potential for a larger develop' meet and Wir. Desimone said Coldwell. Banker had not carried out their pro- posal, and. in the meantime he had decided to go ahead with the present offer „. Comm„ Foote stated that because the propeny in question is the majtX corner in Hermosa Beach„ he is against this type of development. In his opinion,, based on. the menu and lack cif, service„ it is definitely a takeoutc • • -3- Pia ning Conion kugust 3.1, 19Th M Olinger indtc,ated that merchants he had talked to in the F.oea • ,if,,TeFe not enthusthstic out the proposaI„ but wished to see some sogt • of development,. He added that it would probably the long term plan fog the area C;crarn,, lhatten 5 uggested that the•GeT.,eral. Plan showed tourist oriented type of development, and saki his committee planned to make a study of the down - town area when they finish with Herondo Street study. He added that the; pro- posed use might spoil. downtown and drive away major developments „ Comm,. 3011is stated. that he agreed with Comm Wattegs sentiments. City planner ,:-..„%Fa.wford agmed that he had misgivings about the proposed use of this land„ since he fat that considering the high value of this location, it *odd be ternparary,. Motion by GOMM. Foot,e„ seconded by Comm. V‘atteKs„ to approve the request • CS prenv„rated, subject tot!'&(.."*.filaaavitkild conditions o the staff. AYES ;; C.„"tmptra.„ M 140E82, Comm. roote, Stabler and \Natters ARS FlPil't Cop.-1;km. Noble and Toc11.4.. Motion Comm. Foote, seconded by Comm, Collis .„ to adopt Resolution P. C., 154-78,2 denying the l'eque t as sul'onttted for the following rea SOTI$ 1 The use as proposed is rot compatible with. the Particular stLe. or the existing and potet'ttial uses of this major cornier„ 2 „ The Genera/ Plan indicates that this location should be a tourist - oriented commercial use, The proposed take out hue irras S would be better located in a neiqh-- bothood shopping area or on Pacific Cosa Highway, 4. The litnited menu Ip..•:,dicatez, that the proposed business is not a faKitily- tYpci restailKant 5,, BEA sad on past e.1.peFif3174C e V.? ith a mtlar establishments „ juvenile pco- blame will be generated by the establishmeritt. • AYES:. „ IA)Qt0 S ADS ENT C;Or,1111,-. Toole i!.nd- • oura mum wmaiiinkum f „ llucost of Melt, :Hochman abaft M S 34unty forJ COnditi(ovell use provitiz, erittrtultriment. and dancing on lots 4 an.d 5 block i09„ 1st. 1!“..k.kitir)v to Hermosa teach Trac -I.„, known as 2C.,2;6 Hermosa 1\v.;,13Aie,„ 3qy Plaini•EW :-.;rawtord reviewed the required,....:,:onsiderations, and el,....p)aried that this livas ,f.'tueGt. ior entertainmentand arKang 1 anqt,,asting rion-con- forming restautant and cocktail.lounge fie(111036 ?ivenue. 1%-r.'1 become nOn-coatorming wheia the COMMeccial zoDe was separated ilito ,L7-1, • Zifid 041,C1 w 1zone „ Although beer aria wine i114.0Wed in.•this zone, ilard•L%„i01::' not i,ermitted Uu reqest would c.2.',aatea ntens Jication of the 0.4,-)n-,:,!oftforitiths.j ue. H further stated that a petition gx.k.-mi ftfkr-aight property owners ba,d been Keceivitid opposed to the (inquest letter from also in opp<A;ition. The policsi!. report recommended-deo,ial, bot if the i-eques,,A sqtanted, kt suggested an. Lnci•eas:so • sound pwofing„ no p..itilde dos closvd eept to let people 4i and out., .Mr, -,3t.'avvfcnd recomwended de.n.tal ,on the b661;ii that the tequ.vst would be arA tniv)sitiort o e.ytstiag resIdents in the inunediate vioinity„ wald 44lario 111,11TibelS (-4 people til a ycvitir•-ortentcd atea„: arkri it is not COMp•%itit.41.a .with existing .5rld pouinttal 1110.comfv31 area. blichearIng openeci;.. p .5 5 ha peiria 1 Bo uJvu.Inglowooci, applicant „ kr.-it did not intend to have 6 •yUght )ust me.xieorate, eatettatnnten,t 'with threki Ln.struments and so.-„ satd the• priov tOri ante;d ha,a ar„, sok tn. opposition a. the basis of noise and getlerat thsturbanz:e fyf fr,arking Vogue„ • 262(,, Palm Drive, Emily iDol'an„ aherwin Phianey, 3411 fierra Avenue. Donna to StTjaci, •3465 Strand, .1v1r. John „ 2643 Paha Dri•ve,.rf Orr' 2 6,'§4 Raymond Dexter, 2(.!:.;4, Hrenrosa. AA,fenue. • • FURTHER ANALYSIS OF C-70-9 Ret; To construc:. and opemte a chicken take-out business at Pier And Hermosa Avenues. ApplicanZ Pioneer Take Out, Addi 17. i 0 nal Cons id erat ions l• Police report Cattached) cod ftionaily favorable, 2. If approved, conditions should clude a. Hours of operation close take --out at IMO p.m, b. Mansard rai".f tt) extend a Cross Pier Avenue frontage. Design and color of rof to be approved by Improvement Commission.. Metal "french" ma V,: .R:t',C1 may be allowed. Imitation shakes (metal) not allowed, o. Off-street lot be be improved as shown on "Exhibit,A.," d Lighting to be approved by the City Engineer and Improvement Commission e. Landscaping to be approved by Park Superintendent. L One foot planteron Pim. Avenue to he widened to two feet or eliminated. g • Sighs to be limited to those -shown on "Exhibit B. " h. Traffic control signs to be erected at alley entrance to city standards L That the Permit be temporary and reviewed in one year by the Planning Commission at which time, If necessary off-street parking may he restricted, and such other steps taken as nec- essary to as sum compliance with the above conditions. A.uguut 26, 1970 TO: Robert C r wto r d , City Plu4nnor FROM: Berlin, Chief of Polio SUBJECT: Pioneer Chicken Reeftair t, 3201 me. di A'rrmitue. 0172400 Pursuant to your requcit„ weltav conducted e, preliminary estamination on the above} subject mritt;ei', and. are hereby.pro- vidinT you an, analysis and advice. On August 25, 1970, this °.. ee interviewed at s^. Eton Cross, of 1825 Leah, l mita, telephone 325-8571, who is the proposed ope=rator of the new premises known as Pioneer Chicken, to he located 1201 He rrnos .Avenue, filer ,- oaa Beach; au well as a Mr. Roger :ir:!zwirnmer, + member of the Pioneer Chickens Corporation Reid Estate Divisiort, tale, 626-651 1 W''c were provided with the following information: The; pr c.poae d •prLersaises is to he conducted in such a r>xa ..!ones that the front og the building will actually face. on HernswiaHer Avenue, with an entrance on Pieyr.Avertue, and'an entrance on:the perking lot side of the building, which wikl be located on the north pertn.on of the lot. That there, Will be no takeout windows on any portion of the building, and that persons who desire. to take out products veill be required to actually enter the pr rnitem, 'place order and then depart' from the premises rough either of the excite: Therefore, we. can ec no piroblems caused by loitering or t ust-.. © rile rwaiting; on either Hermosa Avenue, the 'perking lot or Pier Avenue. The addresses cif three locations which have exact or sirrailar operations to that proposed. at, 1201 Hermosa Avenue, were sub- mitted by the subjects being interviewed. Those l.ocatiotxu are as follows W'ashtnfiton and Lincoln Blvds. City of Los Angeles, Lincoln and .Raymond, Culver City- 7th id7th acrid Gaffey, San Pedro. August •4b; 19^E) Robert Crawford, City Rama' Re: °Pioneer Chicken Restaurant 1201 Hermosa Avenue. Page 2. The first two locations were a an:tined by this office. and the following conclusions wer. e drawnt. Both premises wereneat and.clean appe,UTSIU : landscaped and appeared to have a �UfS'icient entrances a* well a� ext lighting. Further. both of the eintees were of smaller types than is proposed here, since they' provided Sitting for ap- proximately 2p people and waiting area =for approximately 6 people. The adjacent grounds went to the promises were neat and clean and there was no evidence of liter within a one block area of thepremises that could have possibly ibly7 been caused by takeout food from the Pa&.neer Chicken Restaurant. rant. Bared on our observation of the two premises erasratraino1 and the general plot plan of the proposed establishment, ishn ent, we concluded that this premises would not normally create a loitering or ad- jacent juvenile problem. We vitrad, however. suggest that should the Planning commission approve a conditiorwl use p emit, that adequate arrangements be made fQ T vehicles parking on the park- ing lot area, be caused to enter the parking area from 13th Court. Further, that adequate signing be provided to insure that .vehicles departing the parking area be informed they are required to turn left and proceed in a westerly direction on 13th Court, in order to comply with our one-way street sty'satrerat that loc,jtion. Further, that s uffi:ci.ss t *letting' be installed and ape g from eunndown unt 1, r uch time i, ; piepr011liGeB are.closed, in order that. the parking Aroa he well lighted do that the. average person driving by on 'Hermosa, .a, Avenue antdi/or 13th Court, Could detect the presence of any person, in that parking areao .e. :a�aFtll 1L �y BERLIN WY-IB/AIn .Chief of Police • • • Iat Ty f 1:).1f,'; An ,i„y Propexty;: AN.A.KNI:',',; C- -9. Take out food business with metal, roof 12W Hermosa Avenue IIermosa and Pe y Avf3nue) Pioneer #30 Inn(kater3., 1310 Echo Park Avenue,. Los .Angeles,, Take-o4t prepared fotAs (primally chickeW plus Seatit'g facilitirs for thirty-trwc. persons, Property is cuvently vacant „ Situatel corner of Hetmosa Avenue and Pr„ acToss .street from 'Bank c Am -1e, Ca!,, Save Drugs. Adjacent to Jeart s ciothing„ Dee's hea.kth a, at HiN4,0sa Thcatex„ One-way ailey se3,:ves • rear of property; PToperty has been vacant approximately and oitF years, sinCe fte de.struotion of -,prev,„ous, The ai,ea: Property is situataci at the "1001.;" ft1,-ers,,1 ion of ,downtown Hemiosa Beach„ 'Vehicular tzaffic, flow is heavy., as ts w..',;trian traffic flow, Hermosa Avenue is divitied by a landscaped median. The ayea appears to be undergoing a chang from community shopping center to specialized tourist and regiona' goods, and recreational services.. Htoiy The City Planning Commission on ua 1. 1959 d:evied, a request to locate : - a Taste,e 'Freeze business at 1029 1 mcs :.:`-`:vfen.u.T. The basis this dela, was.;•., Experier,ce with slmtL nts o'% this ia Y.'• ea indicate that considerable hazard will exist tom the cor,usgatif .74 large nurnbes di ju- veniles, automobiles „ and motorcycles.. 2 atil Streetis eCecti,vely :part of the city's pat.:king 10t., Hermosa_ - Avenue. is a heavily taveiled dlv 3 s•iJ-erlq,„ Nosignal is tai.ovi,led at lith Street foe left turns •Vehickilar access is Amited iliereby could ci,..eate serious traffic hazard• if volume of .vehicles is heavy.. Use of. establishment. normally greatest .during peak traffic hours,. 3,, This kindof ue is norrnal..y. ovLented toward veh,CIAlar tiUc Th,f4 COIIIVel'S • ton to foot traitio orientation nonnally cireates the ProbleniS Taco Bell has been expetiencln.g.,., 4 The Police Departrnent.indicateq that, restauratt,ts ar and would' Continue v be. a ser .oJs prot.4.mm he down, area Cr ,• u..s•t:k ',58 i rSta ti'*Veft The nature ok 4h?' .!4;•c +e 'i bra) waw .Ci pi tan. :. 1f, .lm k tea`, fs F. i;t,:e. g•egate -r � ? v eh l c u . pcaC'k ii.",+( was y �y r� �.c:f�re i'a.�. Y.F7't-�, of �.a°. 1.Fu,si ne,''is. would' 1EioI3e' at 10`:00 p zn The j„eurnitiee any necessary, pOH(* function. to ponev" . tis in es ;n n io!_d,P b"'t,wf"s,itS?at x is t B4 a• gip!' t aioi; r ., r: "i f?:a", . seerns.to be fa v' orient s �? c rgk open. a e ou € ?'Yncom-age s.oite 'irtg and eat t, ) very d f ft to u t k . app tc a t. to . t even t, a r off7ajt. ; t }, i.ini 'k',tact appear to °real •a s'ertou's. a ;, The ac r ry' 9 - '. 5 tZ'.r. way of t -"'.e o,,e7way k), The f?_ .ti. To,ii3t� .(.1 e tn:€ough. the c ty pa king loi y the fOre c~ :.Custortt, CA.A- 'i RE'v tar'i?.y V +t} & * r,l oneway: all y ar. t.'',) . i t !'i.F,0 t y one d:;cr s' !" 8t ,T atet ;xast. rig of prc KISS ai.tsing srr i P. , to hirL iY:;C, . "s axi �� t ' i,; .� .r Xii '.i.c p i y grounds atboa Its ta:::; 0 1 a4 :^ . ixa, .ta. re ,00.E 2, ivs ekend•$ 115 w e'C;.atli &+:r ".s taker): b? -: wYkt=5k`' to Reation of zdCo ? , eY t bus„. es$ Gk'.r tr SL ii.c )C urfi . ar size .hg. es s and µS c, , a'• ' ..n. O her of 7O "alit on a tv¢ :,, ,w > i. 9 ` c t, : 1 t 9 t t � & w 1 k * a, Pro ! ;E , :,r, •S tqlkS. A . r.4.1. £ ,G” Ne'w Fti r a:)a.ih' t;E- ,,9171:5 is of pJ.C; k. Pt s :t N , k� #" a • 4 ovum +: `at a1Ja;.iE'C.ifi s:.!'',i' °:: tib dda;ewr d.?"] -r •c lel to c I-* D;. C s:dthe area -3- speciaAy shop orientation.. 20 A quality restaurnat is needed, 3, The proposed is not a quality retaucrant,. 4, This area now has S (Ave small take-out establishments: 5. The proposed off -street paYrki,r,g would be haze &;dous , through both traffic conflicts and congregation p1ob ,ems 6. The proposed metal roof appears to be tr;conflict with deve;cprnent trends downtown. 7. The propose^ . signs exceed the ages and ukuriber allocations - ap�a othek revolving signs e' xist in downtown. Recommendation: If police report favorable: and If Piahning Cammtssir<n feels this use is acceptable at this location and approves; subject to the following conditions: 1. Hours of operation 10:00 a.m. to 10,00 p..m„ each day 2. No metaHeavy shakes; mansard i,00f to extend across nth- e frontage both streets with minimum ten :loot :eturr. on inside of fot:. 3. No off-street parking on paved iot. Landscaping may be P_ lv i'ed to north of building, no outside eating area. t! used portion of xot to be landscaped or reserved for different use. 4, No revving sign: 5. signs to be limited to one per ; tteet f f•nt.age= 6, Conor and iarxdsca,ping subject to Improvement Commission review„ 7. To be reviewed in one year by the Panning Commission ,nve,,,v/c443". /0:4?-deA.e./A/614. ez a r 4,•,./7,..w.Ormettikscr.raW7 ,Tt.,,,rre."- ..s•,-,,,x.sw2r-tx,..-4,1•..mv,,,az•I‘ile.r4oter,ar,c-s,utermatfouvOr0..mxt/ves . . ' 4,•,...mt=ir...rimi..ine.s.,egutr,...kors,mvs•sk.....v.s.rat..nm.,•.....:rnmi....*::, . . • . • • . . LArt,47431541,MAVVIAViiti.411,*61.2,311.VVOV.C,,,,k/F•qttAlre• MEV. 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Crawford: muga signed is the Real Estate Broker handling the le,:-se_on referred to. property between .fi re Dosirnone and Pioneer Will you kindiv contact th .'a.pprorii. nattily one week.before t.hh' hearing sothatt y wv.rk with the staff 'in planning our presenta. lion to conform •wifih the city ordinances •and general feeling of the staff arid. Planning Corr:i issiof. Awaiting your reply,..1 -re,rraaiia cc: Roger Very .truly yours, . . �'im.l UNS j.;T FUND . k Goddcm Yom"ae&idvat. iC *rirrinr Y, PioneeFs S P.-. A0,1 LOS AN C: A1,1 11:1NIA ,/i2131 . i3ox.: 34668 '16-344 ,..441 Gotpg , • liefAV • 0-Whgrti.Q.11.41. (Ott- TiutE-00 MESTA:MC Plart*Or 30ic IW Echo Park Ave., LOS Angeles 626-6511 e;te9MMMMA=MTFri, MMMM,i,rgar.0,0221.M.trattlirtErMatn2f(AIMMM3.MXMWM.67T. tV1HiMM.M.MMM,Mant.M.M.X.m.VMM,IFMTMVPM IMMMMTIAMEIMM2114:47, %,MTE,ZIP frin4drovt qcomps • • DgfAnrione _r.-702 Manta St. t limosfi l3e.Dch -. 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'KO (41 C, r 0— 04-6 /!:;.; n r toz. r • • 6 y: Le. 0 9, tEAT-ttlfil4T fa - Vice 0 . 1310 Echo Park Avenue Los Angeles, California 90026 626-6511 Mo. •••••tpali. • • 4.1.1,10, • " .• • .•••••••••., 1•41••••••••••• •••••41141...41,1,6k. • n Zts) cost 1 fy %hat tNa oare,oi tag, wall% fanna amirc444 art4 cwo t 4 k3 ft) krkt va,Ir y par t iT•mi tc,‘ ;09 F•;:i Dr4 thrl zr;;:. mgc.40Ges.; 4 • • OL.KSr), t c ,"s.n • • ,,,,A4roar”•••.•• •••• re. • • t AY•t• MaGi t PT vA, • • loo.. pert. -.0 c; ck• • 404'41 ALA.PePio 1,1 1/04V7V PUBLIC HEAPIgaa_lan6/4_=_.p m S. Nimaz =am - Melvin Hochman - Planning Commission c.enial of Conditional Use Permit for 3nter- tainment and Dancing - Resolution P.C. 154-783, dated August 3l 1970. DISCUSSION- A representativ.i for Ar Aelvin Hochman came forward to request that this public haring be postponed due to .the fact that • Hochman was out of the city and would not return for sevaral weeks. ACTION - to open the public blaring regarding appeal by Mr. Melvin Hoch.aan from denial of conditional use permit for entertainment and. dancing at H.M.S. 73ounty, 2626 Hermosa Avmue, and continue to the regular meeting to be held on Alednesday. November 4, l973 Motion by iayor Thelon - Second by Councilman Valentine. So ordered. w OTY G :E 'K ni :1CiSr 17EPCK 1.mac az Xie c.b.9 Cblige. 90254 cav council a Hermosa Beach City Hall - Civic Center Hermosa Beack BackCaglifor fa 90254 Geatlement I.wish to file zn up e l of the de i.ai n rendes. Board, grAzde Motulay, August 3I: 197 *49 Plannim trv,,�c dancing and watertainment peA resat fo the `I . Ma 5® Bo tr located • RES 0 1.; T IOU ;„ 8Z, A LI.JT pt) y.cgq.Ay., 05,1 .17, NT .6 id' j.:,`,1,ZCY: I) D.A14 C A'r t.„.,k1SA i.k.e City Plzianiaq Bee,4;;;;i3., at a A im s I 3, 197 , „„ ou ftx 3, e or 4 109, 3.2t, Addt,iiion , kri.ow:11, 2G2f, and c4s 1;4 e.,1 Irtal:VT$ OttaarlideFedl rt.:C.1' a. 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CP:001ra ti,',413%';';t ibDV0 -5v yea,1,73)r bustnesS inay this Ictceri,-,tc41,7„ The oa tn it oi.mc rt OU led change. of bu 2rss oiTrzcere, iight :'itilriF zone, .'^„.,7t e er,t,7-11,'..716;* i^4 do.--;:,:qtcAikTri,„-I.Ig.r.r,,Eiciga pir,..s;b1chno. p.s,3171<tirt,g6", and ton of otVi'i313 -;,11.Pla it..ted bee F!io sigt3.14 ingfiy-el.ghtand.. El'i„U..1Af:',", at S4;117'11 ktii):alil.C1.g itwa2-:::rot that operation isex.,css iveIy n. 'LS y a KA „ nit dziAe 0.4`,NTAS i011it, is the op to r,:be Hanning (Rya -allies ion: There (iud..sts-ft fg-stmet pat hlhg to sot thts type of us1. o hilk:K)S iio 171 '3 tn., n,0i ,T.O.),(77: ittef:t . r.L.IUK1f;ertt S '40 iS SOCC0yming usesithe g!t ant ing of this peg'.i.i'At 'woad fuKther noiC4.--CcOnAYSKilagiCCq 4. Mus cand .4,1 "nihtChtb A of, tk.a.tal.vran.t., which is na.1-ignKiIitt011 in.- C; iSssPf ui th Sirciikagsetal,,,Itsilmen,ts tn th.$ thee uht hs aWda a Ad e XL) Th ,e ;',,N3 iVed trOngoyos itic fl..d nt tit M platning nse„ 7, Tb.ta 49I0p-00 ee4 iA C;1'iStACOM,Pa ible pc.4..ential. use NOW T.HEREFORE BE IT RBSO LVJf. lI.t th £ty g Corn iS s ton of Hermosa Beach he.,F;eby*dsniss th0 est :i7.:idbVI AYES',,„ Comm „ Goi ts1,;:',OCit,0 \i": alters Chalgram NOES:, N One iginAlti'4 Comm „.iVi ;.'l:fir/;.ger Ni.18 ENT *.iNt;obIt.7a , A. • • hfifabY Cart filSr. it a t: ,;n C „ 15 47 8 app:;-ovci,„.11 by tho the HoymiDsa r.,,,:eDcy at: . meet tag he2.6 the 3 1...a';; At3at LAIRD STAN LER , inn • • -4- Flan•n':•,cf Con .1970 ("2".c.5?,rn, Sta3..)ler and (",i,oirmg,„ COTAYSI Nel 4.11, AtEi Cc i1 Toole Request of, Mehrin Hoc brnan ak:,a, 37K „S Bounty fOr c(SP,ditivia,i5I use peg'.xlit to 1..-:wvide entertainment and danc tng or ,4:3•4,;s 4 and S block 109 1st AdditiOn to Hermosa Beach Tract „ kw m „ils 2626 HetillOSa AvSnUe,, City Planner. Crawford revivved the t'oquired. considerations „ and exp3,ained that this iikras a request tor en,tertainment and dancing in an e; sting gestauFatit and cocktail k:u.n.ge at 262S Iientios•a Avenue,: The butMing had bpoome non-conionning when the commerc zone was sepazn:,ed into Z;---1„ C-2 end • 0-3, and it Iftras pSaced in. a C-3, zone „ Although beeT and wine is allowed in. this zone„ has'd liquor is not permitted„ and the ,TE.',1quest TVOIRel create an intensincation c the non -conforming use.. He fm•ther stated that a petition. fromI', ilty-eight, property cit bad been reoeived opposed to the -„k4F,Elueet, oni,c1 a letteK flcoia Mcleapley, also in opposition:, The police rapoKt recononended denial., hut if the requl.,•:)st is anted it sugc,;,erAed en iMreaSS sounc3.Koofingt, no -$.1; paEaCCTS peopie and out,. Mr.Cvtiwtord, T.:.'ecornmendeddani;r3Y, or, the basis that the request would be an imposition on existing tesidznts In the inmediafm i•,,Winity„ft wouid cause; conoegattvo. of large numbers of in a youtiv,,oriented are•a„ and it is not o0E-gly.,iatible ',with existing and potenizial usea in the genera1 iblic heartng opened: 908 p, Mr, .t1t7;c?irnan, 2955 knpivial Bouleva,J6, )..",n,sowooi,i.„ applicant, dtd not intend to have thcyht, ol,&„ but just inOdel2'!ate entfH•tainnient with time instruments end denc He said the p'ice • LeniAnt did ha an enteltatAraelit peraltt. Those who spoke in oppositioc on the basis of noise and general stunbence and lack of parking WE'ig19 Wilma Vogue,. 2620 Palm Th1.ve Bmtly Dclr,,,an, 20 k:P•,: M Z"),Iikati.,Zin Pmenue„ Shet'win, Pli.i.naey, 3411 He:reose Avenue„ Donna ta Va!„1„c?„. 2634 Strand,. Roger Johnson, 3405 SUanc..,„ yohn., 2643 Paha Dave,: ehmore ,• 2634 Sand, Raymond 1),F.:x.teT, 2054 35.F,?m:kos Aven ue , • • Planning Commission Ad6 ; /53 3 hM:tgclqkfiuEd at 9 2. pal. Jomm.. V otters questionedM. Hochman on e STA art,f,7% imment he has had Wir H.c,2,timan exklatnedtht he had been auditioning antst ,E3,100:1,t; t Ives week. „ Further queat.ionteg con.oe:,medthe ac,bacent pavktng Aot,„ number. patiTCMS e:itpocted,„ poses a IF Conditioning and the leas Igiotion by Oman, e S coed by i,,I;orarci 0 V, attef stcappEo‘Fe thc? kw. danolAg i'••=ind mu .ictl`,ES, None HOES.,', Comm..COtRt„ Foote, 'V, attex's and '3i& S tabiOr 47.', BST IN.., Congo: PaSENT: C",omm. Tooia,;NobY litiotion by C.,omm. V atters,, seconded by COMM z. C On S „tOadopt Resolution 154.-7631 dying the request foe a Condit ionaa Use Pett fos music and d.aacing t 2 6 26 Heg-mosa Avenue iorH:he fo:kkowingrea,f-„:,,orts, There Ear:: i t.*. trC), tent Off - Stre et parking to su.yport this type of use. 2 The :14oposa1 ;you .d create an, imposition to other residents in the araa bec a 3. C:! Of • se e and amplified inStrathents„ 3. Ouaent, estabitshmera is a non -conforming use and the gganting of this pe,Nnit woad further ink:roc:se the non-corfo:rance 4. Music and danc ing TA-c-ould ten,d, to create a "night club” of the restaurant hi.his ..p.ot, permittad to a C - J. zone. BaSZd .4411 sApeglem.ce with similar establishments f4t the city, theFe wouL,',ii5 leorge COQdsand ooisfei„ 6 „ The aoakal. s lion has :,1;•e.ceivd strongf',IpplaS iiOfl from .resitents mpia En - tu t '11;01..Se „ • T jg is ta inctmpaktible with the the area,, AA a ilki';•V'S and Chairman Stabiew • 'ad •.• i\BSENT;', •;,.14n • • ANALYSIS C7010 Request A Conditional Use Permit to provide entertainment _ plified instruments) and dancing,. Applicant: Melvin Hochman (H„M,S. Bounty) Location; 2626 Hermosa AVenUe (at Greenvytch Village) Zone: C-1 Required Considerations:. I. Distance from re,si:dential and non-coffonercial uises Residences immediately adjacent to rec:IT.',, C,fommeycial businE:13'.$ra.F.1 adc,,eirit., and across Greenwich \Tillage. 2. Amount of of streetparking: Fifteen spaces available on leaeed lot adjoining to north. 3, Location of and distance to chJarches,, schools „ public play- grounds: Nez,? vest school 500 feet from premises., Public beach 200 feet from pre-:,.mis e $ .., 4, Hours of operation: p. a. to :00 a. m0 5. Combination of uses: Serie in c.: of meals „ alcoholic beverages „ live e terta inment. and dancing. 6 Precautions taken by owner to assure compatibility of the use • W ah, sOUT.rOunding areas: None beyond existing conditions, 7. Relation of b shess to traffic VO I 11, rit e and size of streets. Routes of ingressand egress end effect!;,ort street, and pedestrian traffic: Business is located at intersection of GreeniK lob Village (street) and Hermosa Avenue, both heavily igavelied. streets. Parking lot is located on Hermosa Avenue,, no apparent conflict with street traffic. PaTking lot adjacent to res id enc es • . 8. PToposed exterior signs and decor; advertising No changes indicated 'm present decor. 9. Number of similar establishments in close proximity • None. , Other cons Id ra ).017AS: a,. Establishment is a ror-conforming use, the sale of liquor not not being allowed in the C-1 zone. b. The premises has changed operators at a rate well above average (3 changes in 3 years) indicating the business may be margirxel in this location. c. The provision of live entertainment and dancing would likely change character of business more toward night club. d Night clubs are not permitt?d in the Cl zone. e„ Existing entertainment establishments in downtown. Hermosa have problems with crowds, noise and ,parking. p.....nE11.2.S. The proposed use at this location represents an intersification of a non- conforming use. Whether this area is properly zoned. C-1 might be de - hatable. The close proximity of high-density residences and lack of off- street parking indicates that c,x)minercial potential is limited. Experience has shown that if a restaurant buS these is improperly located changing it toward cocktail lounge will not save the business. The same appears to apply to this request. If it cannot survive as a restaurant, itI62 ill not survive as a night club. .14s a night club the imposition, in terms of late-night traffic and noise, whicb. will be made on the residences will far exceed any benefits to the city. Recommend: D en la 1 Basis The proposed use would be an imposition on existing residents in the immediate vicinity. The proposed use would cause congregation of large numbers of people In a youth -oriented z.rea.. The proposed use is not compatible Vlith existing and potential uses in the general area. 3312 Palm Dvive, Oatif. 90254 1970 Harmosa Beach Ctit (*mail L City Hall, Hermosa Basch,,Califo 903i Honorable 4t €a R6.;.�Apticatima 2 i tlia0oloortge operators o that 711. :L Bouu "z', aitutEd at 2626 Hermegm Avams,:for a variance to it e' ktertai ti .t cmd/or eznotat on tht premises. and occupicata.ofthe :d Ili at:3311 PaLms.Drive, Harz &a T3 Ch (Lot , BLok . ?;2 a MW,a ; : L' Tr t ) Az gach W4 would ` tp add oar lifaxmato tome pro - tsatt' the granting of the . vAnesG ' Pdl Valrianaft. A.j you a°, t t arg= thWts a quiet mai,dens 5 9s nay 4 e, m ,lection .to the, operation of a rat -c., !wad.r4stmx11 t and c .: n. tail bay at that l cstioi 3 a la th4t tO include entertainmeut and dancit4t1 fAr z 'wolf comgietely cuof character ttth bm n!Fb*zU,Il'a mlAd l4SYab1Virto in rrorym}^r �bT0.4Ca TkleY LJ which cold `Ly ihib Co , es is g i ,m ' 1 f9 W atm CEWWED .370 KAMM DP's. Anis ..22 PC Bax 524 Hermosa -Beach, Can 90254 Robe 't E✓: Ceawforci, City Planner City Planning Commission of Her.. o .a Beach City Hai.. Hermosa Each, Ca e 90254 Gentler en 'Re the request of ?1ro. Hochman' for: the 'HMS Bount ':to .provide entertainment and dancing„ PLEASE DO NOT GRANTTHIS . RE QUEST, n owh 15P, Strand and thio qh .the r*ara, thiz bar -restaurant han been host undesirable in a neighborhood of multiple rea.idently. I fact this cemmer t tl gonincj i* certaii y "apot" manIng. The 'noise and beach trafficgets . wo subside:; when the sun goes f otern. Hovel; the' k un' y is off rin noise, more traffic dut ing the night 7 can recall other swinging bars there p' ` and patkors,al r -pa tie.ula:rly: at closing time--scre d ed. frsughty mt c ,, ,.ga aka �r .and zo€rami t4d theft and vandalism and litterincnand OcCauipnelaly l ittVIn,g.- on y propertyee aor trespassing would be., mora..c ,•recti. ea ,.butit usu 16 act0g.•no longtx reside at Watrtx 2652 StranS, bei cruse of cited bekiCh : prcb e s. Thrcugh tho ye ar p the ar?4 has beim filled with . sie .nger is ,wp o rent --not home owners a> Most. of these young people would no doubt 1 r a bigger Bounty but' take a :. little pity ,:n .the past 3i� August. Ze, 1970 TO FROM: William tl . SUBJECT: Application for Ent ePermit Case (413190 x Honor nb1e Mayor az City Council rlin, �:la of Police Alicante MIA WB% Niocbman Locatir a 26U l .e revs Avenge. d, ° 4 M. S. mtt Honorable Sirs. It in our underota ndiri sl aty oMelvin liechman, opera- tor of the H. Mo S. B,T.Buatt;y, an Ie General liquor license pre= rmuuei+, located at £ur.Z J Hermosa Aveme, has rnr,..de.application for . entertainment permit. Reese be advised that during the past several years, various persons have applied far entertainment inment pernuts, varying in degree from single guitarists to small groups and vocalists. The last such peaeimit was issued to a Mr. .Edmund J. Walsh an May 1%9. Our inquiries, up taatil, this •time:rnade of neighbors and ad- jacent places of business, reflected no negative reti;;ponaes. however, recently there has been evidence of considerable concern by. the res ids~+ atxa in thiel immediate .area, caused by noise of all types, and it would appear they would continue t be +Se sittive to any unnecessary noflge being added to the immediate ardia. We. therefore recommenel that the ezntert,iinment permit be. de #. m However, if the Council shot isn .e an entertainment permit to is premises, nisch salfgatards as have been previously required of other aapplicantS, be increased to such a 'degree that the resid be afibrded the fUll protecMon of any additions noise emanating froom, is premises by requiring the applicant to increase the soundproofing inside the trer isen;to isr:u use the fact that no out- side p, gai re of any nature e be permitted; ds. th t the hours of operation not ecce. 1Z Min .l t;,, and that no more than 5 days a week from hours of 9800 PM trt.1 Midnighnt; heallowed. Further, that the doors eif establishment be closed ,t eAA times during the period of tikae ;, entertainment ent ie being o red„ ofhe than.thc p rnxaitting of patrons txa enter or exit the promieem e WH:. /flaws cc. Crawford, Robert Planning Director WILLIAM H. • chief of Police CF sHEIIISA BEACM , gay TI7A-undersistio,d4t1 ea.pCoperitlem h.,-,reinafter act forth al ter tboititt.4voimi,proto t t granting 1.1 a con- ditiotAal u permit ger antibttoinmrtt 4nd dancing on Lot. nnet *1.4*t.f.,v Block 1Q9v. ?.(,74,t Addition t0 Mermosa Beach Tr ct knoitjh '6,s 2626 Hermoma-A4ftU00- The pxopc;ped use lb (5 trIATtitt residential area. The may busin*ssez la the e.anckt pir,aall on s a rving pre2e.rilv ,thm area rtit t4d at aght;'oxempt• for twztil papor stare end 4 very p41 gicociary, proRs'a4 tigo hau n0,01=0,416 such an area faste • • • Meg,itn 4;ton CO kirtaPE 04:;',DtkOir feat niu.fic :usual fox, $oc4sg, v,4161 especialLY /..9.4131 n1414,t'• a i tam '''841 nine, hiftlf: (13 tiFe.w..4ntAtig reatifmt,s in OA* area f nt,go o flie W/41 lstlfulf, al,g40 would create istago iso tho grOtA.ing of their motrS9 'Such a parm %,:would S.04 rhpotit4on of what -occur a number eg Year (VInti8rMntkle -,pasmitted for a ahort time at the 0* Lug44 JP,( • ' tak'ePt'o .8 0 f' Ai'; E '1 • j t-- • -, • e2 5r &.A& ,'1".'* /3 -IA, t. -.v... • o () '24, / 7/1 / 2 2 - 01.6":74._14,- 5-7-1/ 4`-, ¶tup mdevaqn06 li$ A�C+s rtf,51rtt;h aft= }iYAY..ao e ro a a .tti e r r: Ulm roi a to *MI Cam crenting of coln,4 t:1n4S.r f>' `.. ,,.,'• (3 ki3 ,l "a a 14t ImmaT 3a- n245 86 rortio Pdyt 4 mm gat an . dancing on t 4 < tA f s o J ' oragz 'Gl ^ ach w C ,' Q, kTdn r r..^7 # w 6.'r• T' a quo a t are. 4; vorir trg 4141 id7Cni ca 5az>sro 'j otrmv. serelng Daryo tgibance � r« a.�l f.;`i�i? min„ y'kx• J S-33'�t�jCry .'i . „ ri R t tCS �`" �..,fi o � p , O t' ,�;cq ' "�nL@ [di° •..ip G il. all , .:`..> atb�ot o au ab c:4? watezoo £i5 a rgt 5.9 i 5sna at 'eau Fi> va; r:. ; : tx;,m mt the wit . a. wo .: end tmtea i .°n Polo 106Fingo 7 i met; ,i1 y tf� �.eitil_lp( . .,:f-iip---,F ..,,,r -c.,,, r.. 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Tho p!G' i,io.ao'd u.,;_c st. ic: if 4"t:4.:4,6e°ct I. vi rrcaf 1 F$'t ori -p butaia:Ek&; se.a 1- 4: e's axe .saa:aR l ono:, no viCig pre nri .y the area res-rak,s, are citizad at nA 2 o t A,:pt tor twee ail iii. t-juor t" e'2d1 E' very wall fxocerlie Thu propoed u m ha:: no p; ; In sucx1 01 wed and. wouLd b44 &r1d.j3.z jt ut ais(& , The bongo drums m..r.r.4 Cthat feat et of og for :Ch p•x 'po 4 i oul. x . neat #:'t� ce •"� r� w.4> e 4:: i. a l l tali et ni h t• or i.:', ej,,o t,n r ijj , a o ni;1 hours 8 rents in the area rrom ,°it-. t.epIngo ,n adfatioi, patronoff t.Le place Xeay. t;.t,F .': the1r ct?.,4 s a , o ':r tv c c e aLe. 614:► oj r:tx1cIr:a , Xe rwise froir, the guara, cad` their .'rotor e :Asch porrAt Coulde i. ion of what O g r $ number ber SDLP dE'..9o, when dc ng,y Z. (5s ` `zi t t ed for a shcit Ulna (t the :tai;1; ?1 t00 • 7.7 v/2 -46f ,p -6 460 ) 4c1414-.001 42f YF F 14�314Y¢ �! �ft/tel 6 sf .19 / ��, `� e: . 'c.E es• .nv fd' .0.5 Sc'r ae 6 a • Y' J 0 j F > _tom 4'p •W^ �l� (i.7>' 9j7i' '` ''^"si -cj �„%'�•+T a3rfif.B..�' 3"^'m ` ad'rs S'r ;�a r....- /47 L II ot a .617. Fax:"1::-6,7.„ ji-eAv nt-o-k. al e - � V 4 N<Z''% • i ce..: M. if.• u ,,7/eft 4.7 f,> •lete.• )t 114'a'i,, ;•�- 12,..7 e 9 41, Caw, 6-7 p1,�+`.• • kp G 4r+d ✓i7i•- b.F•°"�"� 1$r ^ - ".: E. .q �h'w-6 +�yu,u.• � ,�% fa+f �I! % (�L •.gyp" ,. � i �„Wy .e.+,1y k d' U', W w»- - �$" e'�sw .r� �R'• '�x`...777ddd1T N� ,,' f.! Y. //�' f •lJ' s • yt ,PY"�tiu'u, @ P„3 4 je ... Kyly eD i�{' ,-•., Cm- v' " 7ta • '�- L r E. - x,et "°.. '/E'er• «•'6:. • r "��" •''�7"•�,+ a'.� fl -re - •:dt- ..1 • y,. 47714 9., • svi ,d,:n:�,� j a—--�.r^•12a yY 1, .'J' 6b` '41. 'c `e--'^' ••Ced'i`.r.tl'�"w' � ,¢C 7 e gggggg b o n d.' eat -44.414.— , •h • 444.10.0. ,'`2,''.•,i ""a,,• arm el 4) ttLj • e • _ 7". rs.*, 11)406'"E:44) •47) // 7.. pe 3 /4?2 PIPW7 4' ' - 11-rerk.,,e,1 /7) aft4V ;1,-1 "4' • ,Aes14ra-0741.... •;) „ ‘,.1.'' d • • • 54.. , 14i,r21.-6"b A-P-^"2-4-teiefe- ft..,e6." el tt-at.... . . a-42.•&..- hflik;eviee, /401,17„, .. '...g. a, 44)-4. tt,i4v-ele CAL , don14-4,det-- .,e,-.1-4P.A-11)-Totore '6321—' r4e "11 Jaz I sande tared teat Bre M. S. BOUNTY located at 2626 Hermosa Avenue Herrmot , B ohs Califorittic Inns applied for a dancing and enterta1 net t pe °a s.1 n €tai as remili u t H0717110tM Beach an. $ee ida in the rea ref to IL M. S. 130UNTY mad ate. . favor. a ouch a p mat beim.g sated. 3 lied rstaind that. the a M.. S. BOUNTY, located of 2646 Hermosa ... eventa.e.; Hermosa B ir:h, California hast ap?i.i.ed fora dancing and.p€tea mairalle€it pezwn. t. I am a wai ug-At of Hermosa Beach luldoratitn.d tht t.h Ma :ir,BOUNTIrp rat 2626 Har ass AVCISIVN Herm.oa � Beach.,Ca f 'cs ida , t app €;ed for ai dancing and entext eteatr ati. g,3eMa a Nem oeza Beach and reeldo in the area of tht PI BOUNTY and xm in favor ouch a permit be13.ng Apr, ed. i Ur tha t t.h v1.. i. K(:�1;if �P 1c).: t+!4.1 Av n.u.e. .•rYna•:4ii f.-1,:•:‘ ,...:3j ,••• a Hlia:' a:? li:'tr: t and G%:teY'' .$1 inn cm .).•r'f1• 4719 "vci" -ea (Tao 4.41Vaga ` Tana .Zr1 s.4`', ty, u�if n¢r�rsa 90291 kingeafit 214 197C), g IV MrmatIr Deer ErAte4Aegazu cat 26 Ees Ave, TPUm IDD rers for ` .a4 a ' e "� . ort ll it? ti ` ,ti 3ofr ' K. ri lamegro 2626 Mammas kr Vwfy ti's Ar; VO Th Ctiv PLARninG CONMSStON. Um App (s) awier (s), lessee Of; dIFIX"d*v.40.isl.m • r ••v• •snrmv• • ,weN7 / (0, of th e Voper':.y 94U41W ac ep e 07 r r) are) t A40.4. 201e4,440,,,r. OASC legal closGript/oh of biA4 primorty beingt oy-0 vammsonsoc.ravki StrRat S':edet, *o..• aqaMeteentri:WeRefisruar.saa..Psweroascagraneta.....vanns. a.t..a,unurreamsca...• oknOre*.••.... vaxs. propoirty c!Ormd by appl4carit (i) 04 tJNo day Got sp. At.g.1.3.066,.110:010. Vbat is purpos ae the reqmabt .e.zatot„et mtritt.Bronrgre*myt,1%teunsgAsor.rAVOIK2VowesleWern(variZenvomaaranrctem,14.1,......10.31001...E.teMe•kresoo•MMEMS19111MEN.0.961.0.0.11. wommoitrfirarnguaty., • ROTE Data roDetWw to zit applica itegem 1,sTt4 IniOw Aguld be flie4 with title applgcetlop, I. goacrgbe wchnotagIce protaseb un'ad, -meterfats mad, transportor- tioa requfred and btAdEags 4and equCpmant necessary, . 2. Enpiain In doloP! why tire parC:culer gito is aroecially suRed for the intended purpose, eergn 3., Dacca 104. Port, the pmpoted use anti improvum nt ovep to bp destenad and ON fgt into the davalopmeat of adjacent koperty and aggetborboad. L4. FtivaibsiA Oot allivaNing ii0undartesi and diransloos of pravorty. telth . of bouRdary StrOOTS, tocatica Anel size af OWidinp oa the. %i1m. roadway5, welka, vif-stromt parkUnq tuid imkeng uogoz, ),-4AKApTilgi and the lite*. Ambit:cc-twat tchao ghewinp etovations propastad WidinpA 4od GmlOote phtas *r a;v10 deemblo and. if avolable, si160(4 filt,e1 with 414.spicutlan, 5. talMt IN* prgtabOo facts pertainiog to ths, propesed project with . reference itet trafM. mako, fmos, dtWC$ oa0r, touJ, vibratIont elz41 • hanera 6. 062tance fr ZXiifilt;OS r.W.00eAt,At J5es., (n,ludt% distance of Chat por- Oen Of WORCS5 wtach as condwted in 'tlu; op6m tho restde,;t4aii USO, • • Coacational Use Apptica n - Pa e lwo won v4;11 ba the hOUrS weratgaim? orx /,' ae, a gh wt IN4y 011ivoth cn-etroel and off-strott perking be pr*Oded? OSIZIZSMItrandMilrfAl• tal 0.1.444‘6' 9a4LAVRInstakira • AMstur.....atatptaainatMca......tegmanctuem*WiraZIRVIn.r.ruiltWramMem.cartMaK*941mIreito.rtzrAnnasseiteaVerpmsrslactavn 66111,Mitirgin=9,1,..7..3a1213.2,..ifaraWfaStatraggiurrlienCe0.111SIMMareMe:MMAWIVItaal.ret2MSESTINMAtIVZOOtt.31AMMI.^.4asItZlittilSnr../Iftglea1401134MMIIZOIMMSZVONSMIATIASROVIILIsiD erVIA:MYEYerlifYi!MY6.09:0P y =SUSI WE. Oka Gatecalgead OOKERS OP MOUNT PROMTV, koruby coraffy thmt we • hrn rutO feriae tng A41tion dind trotieve tem appOtleatice CROW10 ON ammo. (Add addEttem0 &oats' where ammary, •The$6 Osneturom aro dellOrario but qat deaamdod.) <*arar•Meig MOM YaYIYAKIr+YLE7.4411:091.ROYar vura.4 teP _,(4093011%171=4111MAMIVA16..,....Z.143Plft.T.Ltrat. .21.1.EVIIMIIZIVIMMAKIMMIRMPtii.V4tMega.fraMIWIMAIMS041560:21962.161150...tWOMMAMIMVial., ozatonu.lolextemkuroontag=omampat yuktagymyszoasymeemyameermayaralayarYstist0Yrnamingtio :::::410.01tterffrAWAMMtfitIMMISOCIY=4141ASTWIYUI.8fiWYD camsizszra*. zumeame=astrymyyralwar,svers=morarsettmmoretsmayymaavoy:aurrtynyattapayyrozaesr41"rarson" • Tb40 6o ea certgfy that thts foftWagi appiticatkpn taud besa Nispouted by ma kes ifalead Mm be dlormsti7 ond otaptote ovory partinur end.te oantIllm APO tbz repaattcata a 01141114 Flaming Cortztbskat govarnIn elk0 nti40 implacatian. •. . • NUR PES • •az :yaya.:4:54.25YYzerwsakeyantraL40ydriAte:YYJIMIY.0444, • -40 =MT KO. tArc 0f:6qm ,e0s4 $1P e e c"0- edo 1.7,4,173. e....W....4331,114.2VAN111.2.0.2,2r ZaPat Sr. :105 Mayor me Rockers of the City Council ntma Coach, California '7*.1 Gentleman: i would lihe to appeal the .decisioc of Adjustmonts which was made last Mon. nil respect to my property at 421 Mooterey, fo' vartame to perking requirofment was ilesoDut5cm LEA 054-28. Vow conslderetloo wilt b apprecietad!, Sincor Oct. 14, 1970 the Board of Zoning ght, Oct. 12th, with My request denied in their Mr. A. Unruh COPY Board of Zoning Adjustment. City Hall, Civic Center ermosa Beach, Calif 90254 Gentlemen: (Pos rke d October 11, 1970) We opposed proposed varic tion& before Ef see no reason for ltering our course. Others have adhered. if anything, aside frau dogs & dog dung, is cheapening Hermosa., itis a bunch of old cars clattering up the streets. Besides, most units need space for 2 cars. City Council City all Hermosa Beach, Calif. /s/ Mrs. L. Tiefel COPY (!osrked October 25, 1970) Re: HOtice for pUblic hear f .Appeal by art Unruh from denial by Board of Zoning, Nov 4 7:30 P. What is the object of an appeal Is it with the idea that those opposing have been sufficiently wo or down a to take no fwrth r action in the way of protest? t Well, I still protest. /s/ Mrs. Lucile Tiefel (Owner, 52.5 Manhattan Avenue) • NAMEf; • Agbert Wayne Unruh LOSATM 421 Etcleeey TO DENV: PannIssion to svnmert an wastlag sIngi.s-fectiRy residence InW three unitz C2 EJ parking spaces aad one oKF$0415,73 oarage .gn tku of the zwar-car 9vraeei, and one parkIng thVz wouNd ba rewired. RESMUTM A RESOLVYWM er; WNE RORE4 V Z2RING APJUSIMMTS € C@YV OF gEROSA. 3EA.CH DEKVM A VARIAUCE FDA COT4IP:R.1ON OF AM EMSTWA smaa FAMILY' RESWERGE Vrill AN EM511INS 6aME -CNA tA.RAGE IM AR k.3 ZOE $NTO VOLEE ORT$ PROV4Mt AMINE:MAL TOO PARMNS SPACES 86 FL WPE BY 21 FT. MEP IM LtIU 'ME -gAR SARAGE AMD OWE HAMS SIAM, WV WEUIB BE REWURED, UPN gERTRftt KY,PERTV L&ATED AV 421; NWITAEY BLVD,„ TME INTY aF MUCOSA REACH, CAT,VFORKIA,, THE BOARD OF ZOFA1Et ADJUSVMS OF TUE UTV 647' MEMDSA DEAtH MS. RVialVE AS. FOLIOWS;: WMEREAS, thero-wzz fNed Wth Dewd umler the Tevlriens On:Una:lice U4, an EqnMcat4o, for a vevlerme by.AlbartWaylm Unnh, to pmperty cwwld by epplcomq. and tocatofJ at. iltat Pttfvey Elvd. WEOREAS,Th BoBrd a KoniFtig jusimmts of ba Clty NliveaDsa Beach Vd on Oetabar t2, owidua:. a hearing W co1.74,Wel. Ods aprolkzaan W convert an enTistIng sPe0e-,ftmliy mskieme Wth an existing one-cer samle 6n an R.,3 tnIcy tNrec uaTts prolAcVenz ttfm zdditio7W parking zpaces 8.5 ft. Ade by e'A, ft° deep Fq ileu a f4tie wego. elAti one parking stz,H &az wo0d be required. .,)..;rfilT,AfF).. at sa1d ext.Ok th4re was presented t;NUtton zmd ant teltimmy ele property-dissceted AM01.1.5:;.12K2ntfs'sw• COvei. descrlind Lin 311, TravA 11074, Uty Hernume CariifbraIo VOW, TeNEREFORE BE tIr BEMVED that view Gf tho flndIngs at hearina, the • tioard of &ming AtUAREmnmtz does hereby 4174athia VOIrgaiWe far. the Voikulns, ree5ons: t. There are no eg4epUoaal entraudTnAry paTkOttlms appticabte to Om property nvfolved. h: appears that the structure.was bunt be uzze es a sNgteofaiWty restdence and tt!...0 prevklus v4rIzr used dwe.Will az a_s.111.0e-fed4fly ;residence° tt has a..ot been Silit5W3 tflat such valIame ar;a567.pry fte the preservnian end enjoymnt 0 a substEmtst proxwty rZisk, p5zsslised by ether property fa}s same WOOty•aim2 nona and da ad to. .,ts prQp5,wtv En, qusstioa. fomsaiing &ssoluVen waz odgOted-by i'itaol a ;Ford4N) Atijus,tvants at a Ov.iquiar ma,e0Ing OctOer t2, 7970, by tNe folImligr:.'4.9 vote% • AVM CNaArman CeMmo. Ostermaan, CUM, L,agan. . Me.T1S1 Mane CERTWKAVON rbymrtlfy T'S.mt the fore2.0n2 rkeslatuzi*R. D.„gA,2a. was adopted by traa Bcard of aciltag klipmms of Oe C4y of Nervae a a rapier maoting iw4d on, this 2th dzy ftWber,. 1970. OPNE 021.1.,I.IIM,C172.,::514,U454.710.14..SF.N.,17.1T L,E,A1,•sterann, Secrfl.tary Ri chard 41 aas Chal rmen MMUYE$ W REMAR MMM OF TIM 2',MI.1 ZW4NG• ADJUSVARTS HEW ER COMM CNAMER.S, EAU,: WMCSA. BaAzg„ CALIFCRWL, eCTOSER, IWO nletkiv czilza cr&T at 'VW MOranf, ElvNard WiNaala. Mermen. .P,nd ER saiute to Vm gwben preson Chalmfm Mich.6T4 WJAVIan.g,, ConmU0c,mrs L.E.Ostermanr4 aed nevid Lagant Jr; also BuNk0:ag Dpzgafaql..t Nspa.ctor„ R'fbert, Dempvy, and BuET,dM13 Depar•-xaf2 5f,,m,:xetarya ila0e Botcwo. OuPdig gamctor„ Bud K,Vro;,,.*., absent dus to vaoaijan4 '3.111.FM,P 1)- iNt,e'!4 matkm was fhade by theirmn WiMiaaks,, esco.dedf Ls1:34 L*0 appreve th3 m,hwt,es the nvatins; of August.21700. ea sOogiMtml Modm careied • ;,nanimw.sfv. A gpt-,5 !:•!'i-,'fq", Sacme.e.r? of Om Eiaar4, L.E.ftteraona, read (Nlici avplkaUw. ar vavlbnLe as • fait‘z.Tivz fer a va0anc.a. by Alber7'4 W4syne Unruh CA preerty k,czaad at Ilaq Appilcat aaavart e.;;E.SOn. si,70,e.,,faany (vesildenca an S.,nihltA59 tIFAV''4.;SV• vrage, ain, a-3 iw;:o thres previdIao two additional parkiim sF,:aces (e,5 Tt. Ode by at ft, dr,.-2zr4.,,,, 45q3 of the fma,,,.cer e,,,sTs2o ead ene parhing iy47:42;:n tiat woWd vequive-ec". CNslma, WiMgviz aske4 qamgilGattan had fwn, fewlved roiat4m to•the mq„ustc4i miance.' He was iafavad .U4,51t nv,2a had heen receEved. App,Hcent, Mr. iq4art Uarda;.i Ort."';1& Envite4 to. i-,:,11;.',ate foT the ver2ani17..o reqgist, Re, UnfLth satd he had bG.ugNt the property from. Hr. Keginale test Juna an 3-mt apavloantt huitIdEn9, obteEmd a rormtAlii of an apartmant. house E'icemiehr 2thave0Mr. so4d ha theretjavo, sh=ked ta bs w,.7.11flo4 t'ihot he was2 2Ne wotrid•R,S1d0V have purchasd tt,te pc'opsrty him.; hs ha, -6 'tak1Ing '6t waf,!„ utt a 0.0,454 ap5wfosent oe. Unruh presented as prae .tthai1;:, the ij..07J'Atinv had Fo,see used as a avert.- mznt N44..M.20 fott.e.rz., fr.= Br. Robert LevesUx't a. fcrazar• W'oanti., and Nr, 111.ulielph Lrdngawreidev,„ whose w,Ua had bean. a tenant at ono nr. Ultruh aso road a V,atter vGdJa4k Wios vmvarning 2-7)_ uso oq t4e strualure acmeUma in the past dip,eiv41 a ,ixp.c,lod wUela2kVize Nad.awAe4 BvitdEas nspector,, Rciert Dempsey, staled vbet us1Q, all an aportunint hulEd3friv wa.5 rAlegA as Et, waf,?, b.112t .a4T, a sinsie.lad3y dwoUEng ead no pengtz• mwe ever f4T2 sEngie,'.1ao,1,3v rcnO:dence 'ato a apartment aundinp. Mr. Pempeey famhar. s2 Unruh advk.5e th.vt Ohe butliignij prvtaisest al, 2t 4wdtz, coRAW nDt approva4 en. apartmnt bacause Et. • • • PAGE 2 7 MUUTES. TIA,E AD4TggiNTS KfrOliNg INTOBER 12, d.a.3;s. no4; buidin2 coeese U.ilrm% was ?inTormed Zhat 17 Zhe reis.nt gor a 2.,,:eiOn,g fal a 3 r..urilt. apart.. zent hvzine, than ,VIT, K,,..4va. to po 4,,sfom t4o Baard of 149p$eIs and request a mad,Mcm,:im. eTelty'a Suilltnns rr. Unc01, vtfor wo1,11.;d have to f,app.e.Er before 2& CCgetcone„, vertfed •staterwl. rmtifica.t6o.a,L ve deter,i.15 tt!' Ormal and ptace 11;111a am.,WkEit ao,z1Ne.d.y Deta,m3 stated Mlai 1nT &;,itevmill,atTen mks w3utd be wIth.. oz.p.79.zt 1mir p and art Elomlidgn vAe require - F.matz, N?„, 1,M2PSV ti,ad a, 30,11v,,, 6pcytmEct Mor psrking ciccov4evfng prvo,,Tmq:, aoda ,m1 ,Azs ao %lay trJ,...vat gaidCC wzs clear av, ths ow.c.at dutIvz otf ate 6lomrd or? Tr:I:Ong Aejustv2ntF,,, Ola we,o infvemb,,d ,1;hafi!. the 9.c,1!.wd waz creE',,tad Vor 'Tthe pl,wposo of cf,z1tIngCf h e$ $T,H%s OT viwlancas, am; d de:et.! wt.A.buUdgafj efodlfIcation, Mr,„ Unr01 wr,,ksd, for pri".i.T4; t1,14741,-; lotriidig 11,A uood as o z?,,Pgis fam,F,1.y Dexpsey word ag boA,B,das inspeil/mr tNo Ctyl 'R,F.rarzo,La aeach. VIVE. evxma pttinvi out that exe ssl$er 4td befiver N.r;, Uarvh, 4 CCprav14be i741,F under the !taw camRanly "Truth Tn womTd tmva stIpptAed the. HrCZhe Rep4wtmeat CICm aadf1C, ec clIose cf escrow. La.ga2 coxaiantod. 1,;hz,t 6,pp,pared tzgffor had gromdz clviZ aql Ns lah him, but, he let6, the fune.-Ten. of Owt Ec@rd ZImSng wz's not tAe pu7poze oisroprsseillat'ion by tho zeNer„, K,zg Strahiov, p1).varty 6f the du0sx oP., Mite 1o1 j,,t1sA; UATvW9... pl!..43„;,,,.,,..J.ry was w telAd rJ2 dm„vslex tAVA a gara.9z 1;he r C2 CCCgppsar for CCC : agetra42 o'CC rieevn closed SIC8p.OL Si Vo.ard Hambe4P's. Coam, sec,,oaded Ch,7*Tvoan !Z,111143a.:1, p.riado. a mD1:7,17m appicataq.m iror. a varance, bs grenInd qAtv:izoci by Nr„ c„,sgiy by the fo?.J..,,v451:s AN't1S: Ufma NOES4 Clmimea WVANamg, C.o..m;„ P..ctorman, • • P.M 3 - M!EWS• Ta minfo CF MINZ J!P4.4.trNUTS. XiMMG i5q0 A by i',.;!,,izIrr.T..Fan VIHLTJ15, y ts.,:t,rtk prporty al k2 • 1j,e.JAr•t4e • exck;pti;fewi *T tG• the, :zippsz-t7s a fi.,r,ii,r,,,f4,.2m,111.1 Vaaary cwr a ccii.s,JC•znce, • r :ant!' pre,reriT pms4g1,y 2=5;:".Rf. a:ad zaRs, •,.5:746 tc• proper4 gves;tion,., bv• .01-o f.:t.:Az7.11,v voZcl.; Crxm,„ florf,,,a • ZNA varalv474 t • t44,4 .;11 Lagm to acljomr• 175.,;!EluIat! (i.,:leram,i1 of. 25, c'.djc,12,1'no4 al 14,E5. CIVIC CA.LIFORRIR 90254 rtietf: 276.9434 September 29, 1970 To: Chairmen and Members of the From: Bud M. Trott, Building Board of Zohi ngAd just t. Director. SUBJECT: Gentlemen: Building rec.% ;.,ds of the sUbjett property reflect the following: On Juno 1, 1926 a permit uses :issued to Bract a dwelling and garage. The records are very vagUe as to whether the garage eras• separate from the dwelling. €to ever, an Inspection.of the preMises revealed that the garage was Or ..ably Bander" the housed To convert exlsting singl f i dy residence with an exikting one' carr garage in a4-3 8„one lnto. tl. ree Units providing additional, two parking spaces .5 ft wide x• 2l ft -..deep i n lieu of the two -car garage and. one parking atall that would be required. • On August 27, 1930, a permit was issued for alteration •.Tnd a 10 x 18. garage. Again, it .appears •:,tt that time the new garage would have cut off access to the existing garage and thaarefore, that the existing garage may have a„.,en converted to living quarters On Auly 12, 1937, a permit was issued for r front poach which is sti i 1. existing. On. November 11, 1943, permit wee issued for alterations. Again, the rec,.:rds are vague but it would appear that a second story addition of approximately 900 square feet was erected at that time. All of the building records ivtate "dwelling, but what type of dwelling, or the number of units is not indicated. An inspection of the entire structure and premises : I. leaser area was In the stage of being remodeled. new plumbing drains, new kitchen sink, cabinets The apprA;xi aeaste floor area is 2k3 sq. ft. • closed the following: This consisted of and kitchen appliances. The following building code violations were noted: a. No building, pluing or electrical permits b. Illegal wiring installed c. Ceiling height :6 ft. 11 .inches in lieu of required 7 ft. 6 in d. Bedroom in least din ntlon is 6 .ft.. In i iota of required 7 ft. minimum. e. Dining area no light or ventilation ''St:ti r4 connecting. rtgoer.V.1 closed t bett,h i i!F�`. wh tOpct,r. f i6oa• area,: recently Second flow' rear .ere.a.. is t>ppro> ire::t&ly 381.%.44. tt :. Tt) kitobeaa� •aand other . qac° a as:. a ape aar:a, . to hove:.en: then :aiderobies length of. timo ets', 0, d ynsrw0 .betweenrear, arca recently cia .te isi3€irlati.' a. Lac4s. minimum r seporett unit b. Ceiling height ' 7 ft. i Irngh. t k a$ legal ce6.air 3 Ieis�a Second floor front . t'tc lln area re .anO' ' remo**A int i;uda:,, nem s i s t , r. o l ra*.t 4 !Pis T onge- arba9e d is posy i ins kitchen . i:vd .' it appears Oat:5;nrepe. Pedant oxor has been done'en plumbing dr tr1 an. .,new aas a.a 4 +.ave,teiiase.. Building .vioiati re �n'�•;. .te';6ca4 permits. rihs inztOlcia. Garbage disposal The. ie. for .a con rlso and front i rment,.4*f .ff Itz*r aro of fd sq. ft ; {t�4 er, ,, we haat boon acc pt i ns for existing pu i i d i Q5. 4WiWidw o:.3zer :lAh'Sr?a uf4rts the structoro F3'+ afi :IYi“s rn :ft" shows t c '11-t:rCar"e'..tuet at $a. io'v£4§1 ^.l stos y wi red.. asidenc F.roat ButIAI ecg`.Department rood e°dw it wouisi .".,a Gin cis that this. at'ructwre was bv114 t6 r ae_ 'rsta. : iiv4ig. fia.1141y ar asi(J4 e.. Any. deiatig.fl. from as single fca p #y . rasidetice to ddi ti ml ltilf g ` id hove . beendem without permits or thcc Bui tidingrepra •tmeni(5 k aw4d ya, The records do mit I ndIcaa.. 'at vottat time the .structure : fr.,ay .have been used for more Oen a single family msidepco, and only th:e structtral alter- ations show that this was acco*Iptished at Nam timt in the past.. • • 'W Of AMI.XSA Or4ACH OPt r ON • F Oh E VA rt AUCE ItLyn ?LAMB cOMMisS4o4: . . . 7;19 flpplicept (sy fd Unrel •*.rma••4<laM • ,,..ca•At..te...41°044*(1941411.0.4.•....10011,.. • • •••••• ! $ (a rA) thc, awnn r (.) propcT ty 51 tua tod a 2 botwocn • end 401 ,..011 • ,..tal2slow.1”..olvimal.M.T.M...VMMM trImmurara.r.maRIVIIVIAIMS.E.0a. V19 Wanat togol dowiptgon of s.oW proporty twoi woulto,,..n...atrovnul1tfirjaLIL r41 ond the Pmsetil Ron inS the PreWtY 1$ Tht vbov • June leat /mot - * , ovrixa‘ameaintsftsettatOrtsw.t. vtatoni:nraegolV.04...0.; descrIbad vrorty was mquitmd.bv ApplizattA(e). Weft ....atItt•20.0.1....t.i............11,1.035.161.1A • • IVO REQUE$T; Me App4icrant (%) rwituetZ Co;) a mergence toZ dSE tit atgom3 desertbv6 property tor the fofimoima pufvo5os: 'ft.egt<ad 5iitatht rwmethlfr. whet i5 go-toulnd to b dein an egr €11 PA, tlkw propertr.idtatIch dein ent algee Ott ANISOGO 240111nQ ractiOatiod W4,*srt 4040 s vog e la936 ty -rtmt Worm : cal se 6 Gto car garafa Ifl R-3 zotia, tnto throe ;11,718, 04;044% c6,4410wal ;4g4thle *Kos 8.5 ft. wido ft;� h.. I4u ftwo car ?Atop *47,0 Dna park1619 *tall WA. bo rie*fral. 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SECTION 31 That tho Superintendent of Street8, upat pagcoge of .thia resolution, oholl cause noticee to te ocnspieuoulalF meted an op in front of the property on or in front of utlibthenolowito elloto the manner and form deuoribed iction 39564, 59,65, 59566 qmd 3$567. SECTION 3 That the Cit7 Coil hereby crams mid &alarm the hearing of objections by any interooted person to any of the mattore reinablvo shat forth dha11 berend la hereby Lt for Weameedcw. mitp-or 4, 1910 IA 700 p.m, in the Council Momper of the City Hall . Of Hbrmoea.Boomh, CalifogniD. PASSED, APPROVOD AND AWNED thisdaF of 1970., erran/oaRarare....1..IMIIISMUriawFin.rEMEI. wisescouetittvattao t31.1vomsroninpvtur*tacycnareeerszsese "mem CITY CLUAX erre Ankfl.IVItY 17th EM 7:17217077 WOR of tits City of Hermosa Bemeh • • 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: 2nd & Valley Ex of mining rights & EX of storage rights Lot Com at NW Cor of B1k M Tr# 2002 th NE on NW Line of SD Blk to W Line of 2nd St. th SW thereon 268.22 ft th N on omitted portion in assessors map book Redondo and biks M and N Tr.# 2002 SECTION 2: The reference herein contained refers to the various streets by their commonly known names and does describe the property upon which or in front of which the nuisance exists by giving lot and block number according to the official map of said properties and as more particularly hereinabove set forth. SECTION 3: That the Superintendent of Streets, upon passage of this resolution, shall cause notices to be conspicuously posted on or in front of the property on or in front of which the nuisance exists in the manner and form described in Section 39564, 39565, 39566 and 39567. SECTION 4: That the City Council hereby orders and declares the hearing of objections by any interested person to any of the matters hereinabove set forth shall be and is hereby set for Tuesday, November 17, 1970 at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chamber of the City Hall of the City of Hermosa Beach, California. PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this day of 1970. ATTEST: CITY CT;RRK CITY ATTORNEY PRESIDENT of the City Council, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California W2 a .AnnIng cotimission r= c ommomdation, z dscau ,i{.. x, P C. 154-789, dated . Octobe • 5, 1970. DISCUSSION - City Mangy w Mcr*ni.g1 infomMed the Couaw:,k th. t z request had been received from Lr. .. K.enneth Banta+, . Pre ide t of Kenland Develop- ment Company, stating that they vould he untbleto have a representative present for consideration of thin matter, r, and respectgui1y requesting that it be hid over to the neut. regular mmetilig. ?ACTION -- to hold this matter 'over to ,tip next regular meeting on Wednesday, Novaalvber 4, 1970, at the request of they Kettnland Development .Company° motion by Mayor Pro Tan valentine - a eaond by ConlmPn Wise. So ordered. 546gDrat, eat Otty, owstait MOM: Inman COWWg 6` ;''Q.Fr.Cat Ammil f T&? Golgi e aria ' calm 12e 1970 Trot Mgr PfluallInc; gedmiegam, at Ms ragas: Gating Oottbre"0e .1970, gpruovEr9 Vito vdt—submiti fl a ratoond Daw.,=ipaisAt Cfooplay k+. icefotAive subdivision swap 6tEset Vatey pnye. P c fl54-789 d 'herewith attached. sets ths ©wqtrAditi4,nsgrk,..orancrtitaxt by the Maniac Cwmeatosten in staltdiviskea hs' cent a• , pracod at to the oh& 1 a use leas c Bassi istion Gram t steith 01- goAccatict -39 .said ahangs hexing be:.Ica pproveol but owl - plated by ik Citi' Ocancil. • • RESOLUTION P. C . 15 4-789 . A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION OF I-IERMOSA BEACH RECOMMENDING CONDITIONAL APPROVAL OP TENTATIVE SI BD sISION MAP. 423299G \WHER S , the City Planning Commission of T er'mo.a Beach, at a regular meeting held October 5 , 197€ o o wie.ge f?ili the requsst of feakar+d Develop- ment cselopmens Company, Inc- for approval, of a tentative subdivision map for a coradominiuE;d4: tact; located on the. n4??;'F;.hu'3c,st QC,Witter of Second Street t and Valley Drive; and WHEREAS: after due considerations, it is the opinion of the Planning Commis- sion that sub/ct to certain conditions the land can, be satisfactorily subdiv- ided as a condominium tract; NOW, THEREFORE, BE I RESOLVED, that the City Planning CortUraSs,on of IIek;''mosa Beach. hereby approves said tentative subdivision subject to S;h following cowl it ion s. 1. All driveways to be a minimum of 20 feet wide, all turn around areas a minimum of 23 feet wide 2. 'Wall at bass= of slope to.bb,4, ved by wilding Department. e. Sidewalks s 5 foot concrete sidewalk to be piioxrtded on valley Drive; 7-1/2 foot conc:s•etc sidewalk to be :provided on Second Street. 4 Curb and clutter to be relocated on Second Street to 8 feet from property linea Dedicate a 20' radius at the intersection of Valley Drive and Second. Street, 50 Fire hydrants to be provided in size and numbe7: specified by Fie Department. 6. All power and telephone lines s wit. Ain the said. tract and the adjacent easements along Second St est b , required to be and scrgroundcd„ 7. Surface wat:c s to drain, to street or an improved storm drain. 8. Sewer system will be; a private stem, and shall meet Building Code requirements. Will need separate trunk lines and if not gravity flow, provide two pump stators to main line. • • ResoRut:tag-a P C 154-789 • Page 2 9„. Easements to be wovided tor all. utilities not having -direct access to public right of ways.. 10. Retaint)7!,,g vai subjr...3ct to review and approval of. City EY.1-ginee7„ 11„ Street t,?s to be provided on Second Street as recommended. by:h Parks Supervisor. 12,, Label areas subject to inundation or sinom water. overflow and direction o•J•f. flew on final. map,. 13,, Constzuct approved stimm dKain inlet and any cfninect in g pipe a may be 1::cur y1 -5).eCOS ay on Second Street at Location approved by c jr Engineer 14„ Remove and y,;ecompact all ftla areas to City Standards. 15. MiniM, UM glace gll'afie shall b 2 per cent (n Alone unde;r 2 per cent hydralic calculations shall be submitted11101120trair),g that staln waters can). be satisilactoElly managed., prior to approval of a final map„ 16, Subject t appT,ovaY, o City Attamey; egecution of, subdivision airee_ment; Preoise Plan agreement. • - 17 „ Post a bt•xiT,J sWifficient to guarantee pedormance of above agree - merit. The foregoing Resoluti.4:31 was adopted by the Planning Commission at a mgular meeting head e.",a:1, theh of October, 1970„ by the feHowing vote4 AYE COMM „ Colits» FOOt 6, 0 NI lin ger„ Stablez„ Taole„ Waters „ and ChatHowe. NC) ES None ABSENT:; NOVIS CERTIFICATION I heireby certify that, the fc,wegoing Resolution P C 154-789 was adopted by the Planning Commission Of, the City of Ii•emosa Beach at a regular meeting held on, the 5th of Octdber, 1969 „ DATE JOE NOBLE „ CHAIRMAN JAMES D COLLIS Sr.ORFTAR' • 11 October 5, 1970 rather than rescheduling the publio hearing in .the narnedlate future. He Ad, the letters he had written to the :Planning Jommission had been sent without knowledge of either Resolution i54-779 or Mrs. Patton's letter. He ft that now he had read this .nnrnation he wo.ld like to withdraw his last letter from con.sideration„ He said that he rAeeded time to select alternatives to -carious L;sets of his plans, a. ltho..igh, this will not sub- stantially modify the i:erms of the ,-..3.7mtract. In answer to questions from the Commission, Mr Crawford said that M. Bowman's request is a proper one, but that he is no longer the only person concerned; that the opponents were also entitled to be heard .before any action was taken. Since the letter advising of the rescheduling was in error regarding the date of consideration, before action is taken, these IDGESOnS should be given an opportunity to be present and attempt to plii7S _2(7.ide the Planning Commiss:on to proceed iMIIIed - iately with the hearing if they wished, Mr. Bowman asked what thi, situation, would be if he were to withdraw his application. Mr. Crawford said that he would lose his filing fee, bat as the situation exists now, the 'city has an obligation to hold another hear- ing at its own expense, Comm. Stabler stated that in last week's zoning committee meeting, a lot of direction was made towards setting up some of the criteria for the area under question. He d,idn't feel the matter could be suspended "-without prejudice" because the work of the committee would pre- -udice any thinking the Commission would. have on this item right now. Motion by Comm. It utters, seconded by Comm. :Foote, to postpone the consideration of rescheduling the public hearing on the 7-70-5 one change until the next regular meeting of the Planning Commission. Comm. Collie, Foote,. Mulfinger, Stabler„ atters and Chair man Noble. NOES None b2ENT: None S .1.1.4tA. is ion J,23299 Reg Uest of Lanco Inc. , agent, Wiser Kenb-md Development Company for a.pprova.1 of tentative subdivision map 423299, being a 'Jorteloalifliara eubdivisiorA of lot 11, Block I.,, Blocks M and N of Tract 20(1.2. jay Planner Crawford said that Lnco Inc„ had submitted a request for approval of a tentative subdivision map #2329.c:; for property located at the northwest corner of 2nd Street and Valley Drive. He saidthe subdivision was approved on ..'7.igust 4, 1969,, but the applicants had inadvertently faiied to request an extension of time on this tentative map, and it had expired. He said the Planning COlinavis$ion mIst adopt a new resolution and establish new conditions of apprmal, tht conformance with the precise plan„ One of the newer irements is street trees on 2nd Street. also said that there requ Planning CorirMiSsion MinAes October 5, 197C had been disagreement bel: en the applicants and the city staff concern- ing the requirement, that power•and telephone lines on or abutting property be undergrounded, Mr. Neal Howacd,. 1650 Pacific Coast Highway., Redondo 13eache represent ing the applicants „ stated that in order to underground these lines success- fully, lines outside the subdivided area would have to be undergroanded, He indisated that el; erything on the.dev.e/opment would be undergrounded.. He said there were two poles contig...lous to the prOperty, bat there were a - minimum of five poles that will have to be undergroanded according to Edison Oompan y . • In answer to a question from -,Thaixatan. Noble regarding funds available to • the city for dgro.unding,Mr Crawford said that the funds for anderground ing ,arkiated by P hli .Itikities Commission regulation 82U9 would most likely be used on Pacin,c Coast Higi-iway. None would be a•vailable for local streets. Mr. Howard said they were willing to take care of the poles adjacent to their site, but feel it, isn't fair req ire them to do those contiguous to other prol,,erty, He said they had assumed their respons5.bility as far as the street widening and dedicating land„ 'they would like their responsibility restricted to property for which they hold fee title including all easements to the city. City Planner Crawford .agreed that perhaps they .shouldn't be required to remove poles outside thotr propetty, but the staff felt this type of subdivision justifies undergrounding. Motion by Comm. Cctllis„ seconded by Comm. Toole., that tentative map 23299 s Submitted be approved subject to the conditions of Resolution P. C. 154-746, as amended.. AYES: Comm. Collis, Foote,. M-.afinger„ Stabler, Toole„ V atters, and G'hais;man. Noble ,, NOES: None f-BSENT: None Resolution P. C. 7 '.7• - Motion by 00-01111 JOU f,t7i seconded by Comm. Toole„ that tentative map 229i s submitted be a)i:,proved subject to the coridition5 of Resolution P. C. 154-746, amended. as follows': •Ti•el Curb and gutter to be relocated on Second Street to 8 feet from property line. Dedicate a 20 radius at the intersection of 'Valley Drive and Second Street. 3 4 5 • 6 7 •8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 2.3 24 25 26 27 29 30 31 RESOLUTION NO. N. S.310 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY, COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP *23299, FOR CONDOXINIUM PURPOSES, SUBJECT TO THE CONDITIONS SET FORTH IN PLANUIDIG COMMESSION RESOLUTION P.C. 154-789. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. That pursuant to the recommendations of the Planning Commission of the City of Hermosa Beach, the City Council of the City of Hermosa Beach does hegeby apprOve the Tentative Subdivision Map 23299, for condominium purposes, subject to the conditions set forth in Planning Commission Resolution P.C. 154-789 adopted October 5, 1970, as submitted by Kenland Development Company, Inc., of property located between Culver Court and Valley Drive and between Second Street and Sixth Street, and known as 201-301 Valley Drive. PASSED, PkPPROVED and ADOPTED this 1970. PRESIDENT of the dity Council, and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO FORM: CITY CLERK CITY ATTORNEY October 30, 1970 TO: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager FROM: Gerald P. Taylor, City Engineer SUBJECT: Request of Lance Land Consultants and Civil Engineers for Repaving of Second Street Between Valley Drive and Monterey Boulevard. As a result of the subject request, a field inspection was made of Second Street between Valley Drive and Monterey Boulevard. The asphaltic concrete pavement shows a network of reflective type fractures. A test hole revealed a structural section of approximately two inches of A.C. over approximately four inches of old road mix type macadum. It is apparent that the macadum has cracked and the fractures are reflecting through the A.C. cape In order to property improve the street, it would be necessary to completely remove the A.C. and the macadum pavement and replace it with a new struc- tural section. This type of removal and reconstruction would be costly to the City. An additional A.C. cap would show the reflective cracks In a short time and the street would then be in the same condition as it is today. A review of the City streets shows that there are other streets in poorer con- dition than this area of Second Street. The Capitol Improvement Program does not include Second Street. RECOMMENDATION: 1. That the City does not repave Second Street between Valley Drive and Monterey Boulevard as requested by Lance Land Consultants and Civil Engineers. • 2. That consideration be given to Second Street when the Slurry Seal Program is discussed. Sincerely, G4 } I.QTAZUZ/ City Engineer GPT:iw at/41,/,‘- IMPROVEMENT // IMP E T OF SECOND STREET BE`VALLEYiry, IVE AND MONTEREY BOULESMRD ..v=+,aurae.»anaair.�a+�e.r-+�+*s...w..n.�, R .;uest dated October 2, 1970 from leo Cla3rk mo L na.d, President, Lanco Land Consultantv and Civil 1.7zigineere. DISCUSSION.- City Manager McDaniel ini or aed the Council that Lanco h d been hired by the Kenland Development Company in connection with their d ent of both sides. of Second Street adjacent to their property Located between Valley Drive; and Monterrey t oulev Mrd, and that Kenland would be installing new curbs and sidewalks on both sides of Second Street Lance stated that they felt it would be beneficial to all concerned if the City could reconstruct the center section of Second Street in this are and would appreci;ata the City Council giving consideration to having this work done simultaneously with the other improvements. ACTION - to refer : the request of Lanco to the City Manager, for a..report and recommendation at . the n.,:xt regular meeting on Nover b. r 4, 1970 Motion by Councilman Valdes - Second by Councilman Wise. So ordered. a JOHN B. SCAMOLLE LIBLOINEt CONTRAvItTNI 506 MO?, VTECItartr DitgtIMMTIA Vfg amsersnamera • rsecoe4Totatt 2.isses FA, ei 5 ttnt? Oetvilep1970 VA Mayor Quentin ilEihelen Cit7 of Remosa Beach . moss- Beach° -California onorablo 811.7,8 At the Council meting of Ootober EOtla with CouncilA,, Valentino prosidinmeounaliman Valentine ndorod th-v emitter somment of Councilmen Wade that Ihad outlived m7 usefulxess to the City of Hermosa Bwaohe During the discussion of the tenure vario eumiesio it as my expremod opinion that all ommissionorz should serve only mt t will of the mmSority a t4t,z Connell° If a majority of the Counall support the position of Cilme Valdes axl Valentine them I have) no desiro toe*-ntimuo as o o of the ocp*Aisaioners of the Board of Appealao lave onjoyAd many years of service to this city and I shall continuo to or e my NationvStmte and City to tho w4ry beet of iy abilities whether as sol apointee of the City Council or juat as a interested and knowledgable oitineno John Bo Bahmoalep Chairman of tha Board of Appeals° October 30, 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: Band Concert Gentlemen: About two weeks ago, you may recall, a rock concert was held at Pier Avenue auditorium on a Thursday evening. This event caused much an- guish and considerable pre -planning. However, it turned out to be quiet and well-behaved, providing a healthful activity for around 300 youths. Comes now the request for a small, carefully controlled outdoor concert on a Sunday afternoon at Clark Stadium, which has been discussed for several months by the Coalition and city representatives. Advertising will be local only, and the attempt is to attract local ti outh with local bands. We are always talking about providing some organized activity for our youth, to keep there off the streets or away from undesirable personal activity. Well, this is their kind of activity. If we're really serious about our expressed intentions, this is the chance to test a controlled, pilot program. Certainly, there may be problems ....noise, parking, an overly large crowd, objectionable activities, vandalism, neighborhood complaints.... but these are all conjecture, to be balanced against the potential good. Actually, the problems would probably come at subsequent, larger events if they were held. We feel that we can accommodate and control this pilot event, with proper. planning and reasonable manpower. Our recommendation is for approval, on any Sunday in November, subject, to the explicit control of the City Manager. Respectfully submitted, ' ES C. MC DANIEL City Manager WCM:tarn hERMOSA,EACH RECREATION AND PARKAILPARTMENT City Halls Civic Center 376-9454s Ext. 58 MEMORANDUM TO: Wes McDaniels City Manager FROM: Jess Larers Director of Parks and Recreation SUBJECT: Sunday Band Concert The Parks and Recreation Commission at their meeting of Wednesdays October 28s unanimously recommended that the City Council approve the request submitted by the Happy Times Coalition for a Sunday Band Concerts tentatively scheduled for November 8s 1970 at Clark Stadium. Mr Jim Gurkweitz9 a member of the Coalition was present to answer the Commissions questions and he submitted the following information with his request: 1. Attendance - 300 to 350 persons 2 Promotion will be limited to Hermosa Beachs Redondo Beach and Manhattan Beach 3. Requests police officers be on duty (but not in uniform if possit)e) 4. Green Power will handle the refreshments - no charge 5. Clean-up of the area will be their responsibility 6. Concert will be scheduled from 1 to 5 p.m. 70 Electrical outlets will be needed 8. Restrooms made available 9. They will provide additional monitors RI' 70-400 10/29/70 C O• LCA b MSE: 1970 +" a Jess•.&area Director Heed Beach Parks and Recreation 1035 Valley Drive Hermosa Beach, Ca/if. 90254 r'Sirs As represent&tivO3 Of the Eppyy TS000.COalit e hereby request. this information be putt through g the proper.Channels of . au.t hority The following info atiu n is concerning a Sunday concert in whih we, the Coalition, wi5tih to conduct. If you or other interested partie. would like, we would be more than:glad sd to give a pres ntat:io ¢ of the following ti' facts m The proposed date for our ctie tty would be the third Sunday of. October; the Lath, i910 The Viers wOuld be 12200 i oain till 7f.-:00 P.M. t Clark Athletic Field, 1035 Valley Drive, Ter ouu Beach, California. The concert 'will consist of music froth rolk Balltlds to Rock and Roll. Our inter; tions are to ware a. variety .of music' este that all can enjoy thin Occasion. The booking of the'musicians will be underta$ en n ain y through personal contact There will be no fee paid to any musician, ae there will be no admission or profits .of any kind. Some of the group group0.that.are being considered for our . concert arez • 'The PU �8 6 YO -3-4W. Brie k Roadfid , Fuse Richa rdE� A an Ge 0Pag Prim e : n These e hate player at nearby concerts with gm. A platform approximately two feet in % ight will be necesr try € e a a stage This mill help a. .;intaaatn tett+ r view and sound aetributic o Twelve to fifteen electrical outetsta mill al o be es aryfor th sound yetem and amplifiers. fier°s. .U. other r targe € c to and.. d tails mill e ''handled by `tie Ci s Aftermath clean-up 111 be our responsibility and arrangements for tr 0a dumpers will be made through Ron Bergman, Liability will be signed and hared by 3.s. .;a,err of the Coalition A formal request mill be introduced to the Hermosa B; ach Police Department artment for services, i. f n, « ems., We feel that normalpolicing will be sufficient. t9 There are rrangements beim mew,; ; through h the free clinic of Manhattan Beach any emergency ency edical treatment needed. Or en Power, a non -•profit. organization, willpossibly h ole refreshments, Advertising will be limited to the • immediate South ay area, by me -,n.. fhand-distributed flyers, 'ra neon _1 ' atter ra©e Jo est F rated beteaon adze . to twc thousand people. as c F idea° tri of Benosa encouraged to m.)a to the concert is Wages of: i av ,mt king for t hi ia carAt t = + Itha ofillA of t 0:.te a ax "2° m416" ,° 1J 34VY Utm414D doclition Ttiri.0 Or fifteen +a eh will be adequate ett:U y appreciate aif" amp& Fovea 127 Manhattan Ave 9 254 Coto Honorable Mayor and City Council City of Hermosa Beach Hermosa Beau ht, California Centlemene r 299 1970 The Hermosa Beach Bohiele Parhi g District Ple Commissioners voted unanimously at the Coto* ,' 229 1970 meeting to ropey 109000000 to the City of Hermosa Beach From existing funds of the Districts It is our hope that revenues or the District will allow repaint of the roan ,ia'esi;+ . balsa in the neer futures Far the t year the Commission ion has been studying better and leas hazardous a dans us€ of Lot "A" within the District (11th Strt ;> t to 12th Court)© At this tine tete request your favorable consider tion of the trial closurer of 12th Court in order to experiment with an improved lot ,x :,alga aad enbanl safety's, Ise concur in redesign ign Pians Presented by the City Sta f21, and request your cooperation in the improvement of Lot 'QA" Vory truly youra9 OTTO MUM Chairman VVhio1e Parking District Parking Placa Commission October 30, 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: Downtown, Lot "A" Revisions Gentlemen: For about six months we have been discussing with the Vehicle Parking District board a proposed upgrading of Lot "A" (the south lot) for several purposes: a) , to make it more attractive and appealing to shoppers b) to improve circulation and safety, and possibly even acid a few spaces c) to offer a better visual tie and convenient access to the stores d) to provide for trial summer use as a closed, attendant -controlled lot for differential charging between shoppers and beach users. The basic idea is to change the image so that it would look like a well - organized, controlled, beautified parking lot, with good vehicular and pedestrian flow, rather than its current hodgepodge of streets, alleys, parking, and store rears. These changes would primarily involve: 1. closing the alley south of the stores (12th Court) at both Hermosa Avenue and Beach Drive 2. rearranging circulation within the lot to give a better flow (it actually adds a few spaces) 3. including the south side of 11th Street as part of the lot, in terms of design 4. installing some planted areas and screen walls 5. providing pedestrian walk-throughs to enhance store access 6. rearranging the "mix" of miters and permit spaces 7. altering entrances -exits to resemble parking lot style, rather than street or alley. The recent suggestion by Councilman Wise concerning the alley -Beach Drive corner has been incorporated; the earlier design had only closed off the Hermosa Avenue entrance. Page 2 (Downtown, Lot "A" Revisions) At their meeting last week, the V.P.D. Board authorized a first -stage, trial implementation of this scheme and allowed an expenditure of $1,000 for the purpose. This would cover the access changes, internal reorientation, and some landscaping, although the work would be mostly in asphalt berms and paint. If, after about three months, it was working well, steps would be taken to replace the changes in a more esthetic fashion. The trial would not begin until after Christmas, except for closing the alley at Beach Drive. City Council approval is needed for the portions of the change involving the street and alley, and is requested by the V.P.D. Board and city staff. Respectfully submitted, WESLEY C. MC DANIEL City Manager WCM:mm • • ......rargoommet*evemommmems.e.ncameentrtffmeer*.,) 1=••••••••.•••••••00•VMMINT••.•••:••••••• • • MIMIC 54a son; cat aktyfr T=ZttEZ=5o.=IZat.......ttVlihr=Xnrda'Z2ZltR_VaMCZrg===....=—o- MTV HALL - 140 MONEAND . wANINATIAN EIRTACM. CALIFORNIA 0 2 $ October 21, 1970 Honorable Mayor and Meniiherb of Gay' Council City of Hermosa Beach City Hall Hermosa Beach, California Subject: Gentlemen: Approval of Consultant's report and authoriza- tion to sign Joint Powers Agreement for a Tri - City Municipal Data Proceissitystem. The. Manhattan Beach City Council, at its regular meeting of October 20, 1970, unanimously approved the Consultant's report and authorized the .Mayor to sign the Joint Powers Agreementimplementinu.' the authority to provide a municipal data processing ystern for the Cities of Hermosa Beach, El Segundo and Manhattan Beach. Said action was contingent upon yours and the other tity taking similar action. Council hopes that you have had sufficient time for further study of Jacquard Systems report and joint powers agreement and further hopes that you will see fit to similarly approve these documents at an early date. GTM:j1 Yours very truly, 1. GAYLE T. MARTIN City Mi..L.nager • a[YT`GS ne.b Comet Rwy. Dabulda D a&he M1fA?o :978-5400 Attorney(s) far Plaintiff This apace for court eLeit ixtly • MUNICIPAL. COURT OF cAI_IFORNW COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES 111 825 Flo Avenue, Torranoei, California • trent address of court -------`��H JUDICIAL DISTR "i Plaintiff(s) JOIZI vs1 Doendantio: cin Off`'112.4MOSA !C, A itarAic;ip&ai. Corpora- tion, o -a- tion, EMS I through V, Corporatims, TOMS/4 BEACH POLICE VIITARTMIT® 1 Law Enforcement Agency, DOES VI through Q inclusive, 1n the Oefe:ndani(s): A dull complaint has been fited by a aatltlen pleading in response to the sunmiun•• is served tett you. Otherwise, lodgment against you for the money or 9f yo;i wish to seek the advice of WI filed on time. {SAL} i i 1 r,r4) rl Cf the plaintif'f(sl acatnst .+av if you wish to .ft t,,n ! •lr+. ,.. 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WELL irivenfan IDT Wit =MA SiteMins drnall OWCWAV ralMagt MUM CALIKatatA Kea ititgerMegi VeleIM 5 &MOM r4,04Rtitinkrxixottevasr 7 6 1 9 I 10 MUSZCIPAL COURT SOUTH BAY =new, =STRICT • If,' AO ?OR THE COUNTY OF LOS &NOBLES •'�r N COMMON, 12 • tiff „ 13 *PV30. 14 CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, A'Municipal Corporation, • 15 DOES I Through V, Corporations • HERMOSA BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT, 0 16 A Law Inf rcemant Agency, DOES VI ) Through X Inclusivei 17 Defend 4t0 ) 19 20 21 22 associate or otherwise of Defendants DOES I through X are u' 23 known to the Plaintiff who therefor sues said-Defondsnts by such 24 fictitious names, and will ask leave to amend this Complaint 26 to show thetr true names ald capacities 'tale the sena hms been 26 scertained, 27 26 29 alleges that the Defendants are residents of Ithe County of LO 60 Angeles, titate of CaXiforniaG 1 III ON August 16 19009 PLaintiff was the owner ofg f and in PLAINTIFF, eglogreel CaSe No. - , 212 eppwaVel.....W.ApPolverftopM,M.010.0!M , ACTION ?OR CONVERAIOS„.. NEGLIGENCE I EiRsp. crtusg. OF ACTION TM; true names and. capacitiest whether individual, corporate.' PIAINTIFP is inf6rmo6 anti blgieves on 9ur.11 infOrmation and 2 • possp!Ision Wth4i.followetng deecribed pcx•spnal propertlir to it • various windryan4 esSentW..tools"ofht*trade9 which on said 31.i date was of t :reanonablo 4a11,16-of41360.190 4 f311 61 -ornia, Defentlant.ilniawfuIly tooki::.end carried away satd personal. .:. 71 OrOprty.40 :convOrt00 and .didp000d_of Raiteto htS ifontw or' -to the Use .6f...t.thk.trs..i.. -The reasonat!le Tuu.71pat yalue of said. perT •: sonal prOperty...owthw!Aa it.was converteas $l369.0194 ON thataCh, Cotffity of li.cs AATT,Xesi Callfr, 101, 114 . - 14 41 15 ;. een and •Wti.t.•. uso n:nd !TA joymetit'..0. • • 10 .1-..nolt teA!‘eat-onabie value f:or lose of u$e of pAtd tools is 17; !'1n00 per day. • and plz4rittf211•6413 d Waged • thet:eily in tile sum of 0065.0b7t6 the filiii4.of this -complaint 19: herein, olus.such additional damage As may, occur until the date 20;i of rendilot of juagment herein. 21 '4;ECOND CAU3E Or' ACTION 22'1; 1 2311 . InXiNTIFF inCorpOiates paragreph0 I•through III of the 241 F/PST CW SE OP'&CTION herein with the same force and effect as 25:1 if the same'*re 04€.'fOrth in full. 261 'III said tliv,4 toemther.vith Interest, o' 1;0 edt„: cOnvoit;;O:11: OAtmatei restaXt. ,!11!6idants'unlawfvl. . . 2711 .THE DEfendant and. each of .tho.m so negligently 28 9 toolso that the same was allowed to .tv- strippsdo stolnv. and converted on Auol.ist 16, 1969• The Defendant had a duty to safeguard'and hold harmless these tools in whose care cuetc4y or control they wzre. 291 TaW as a pfoxiwtt at(1 niP;g1:1,genc::t c..;•f Del7c,.ndant e `' �r .the real4ting damages to Plaintiff.°a said too1sv he WAS 21 obliged to incur hills in the sem of $1360,19 for the •replaee- 3 ment a?. said tackle, whl.ch it the r.Asan .ble cost of said re- placement. 5 j 4 6 wHERZFO E Plaintiff prays for lodgment against Defendants 71I and each of theM the'for 81 1. Rep1acem t cast of the tool/31v $1360.10« 9J 2m Loss of use of! said tools $3650.00. 10 3. Rea onr ble .Attorney's fees a in the mount of 4.1000.00 11.6 1211 DATED s ..: r" i Ai 74' 131: 1 14!! . 16 Iv 4m Such.other and further relief as the Court deems jUzt. 20d ►i 21 ;! 22 II ft 24 25 l 26i 27 28 29 30 51 32 ALLEN L. WELL Attorney for Plaintiff 3 4 59 6I 71 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 25 24 25 26 27 26 29 30 32 (VEWPICATION 4- 466a a:53 C. C. P.) STATS OF CALIFORNIA CO . w ©r LOS ANGELES B erg Av Plaintiff b_ 64 tke atoms maw Oaatos: i lag mad sd�c ismod" Cez, i. i rIr , Jor ConverV3 io r 1 .._. genre and knew the (-0410341 thottej; ant 1 earrai5y aloe raraci da g. ow oze /medals,. mos atu as tbsss arils ars theredra ssaovsti eaem way i+efasrratien c® bar/. aui e53 (6rtrr rasavas I kdasso tte go ba tom d ee Jy (or tdecmrcr), warier paecafty' of prjciw7.s 465? eAr. pss ' to gas cfa4 a ares. October .26 a 1970 Redondo Beach riscrawat (ter (..) STA= OF CALIFORNIA CITY OF (PROOF OF SERV= : L -- lft q, was C. C. IIP.) 1 at a tTrsisai$ Stems calif a reeiamt sJ Ship woo trafangsaM,. 1 em.r dro tugs pure a4 pgroy eks Wain' wed dos; say basaddress ds: • I nreggal the stark—. ate is Wog avian, by 011 40 a ow aapy atra4.4 k ti 4ea s szfulef & {i t9 Web paw tAcaram 1447 prepaid, ha sics; thaical Bar033 diffffstei Jia I av t3jrs, (etr v per414,7 a:P $01(697k* rho sha ion7241* k sm.ati arMa• Sattaimi dy ,m 3.._.._ r.OSr.+m.M .... ....,wv inAtall tsmorn snascamr.c�raOtrMA City Council. Hermosa 13eecch, 11,tornle Gent' men'g 15,42 Eprinsfield Street Mormooa Beach, CA 9025k Coto -ter 19, 1970 Ree.. • PLANNING COMMISSION I note rro.q the HER f OSA..MACH • F VIE1 that the City Council mar',,s to ps8 •;n ordnance that.a lori:ty of the Council will be aUtt:i+ let to modify Or disapprove a decision of the Planning Comatieelon odhat im the r cloning behind i:nd th1.e o . aszae? Jo you feel that the yilantiing C mission ie unatl re of . portant consideyr tione when s.l i ng their decisions? ghy not .oommuniamte mitis. thea regarding 'our e/de of the problem? Do you feel the members of the Co r.oi ;cion are not qu tried to mike decisions of .long-range benefit not.replace the present Commission? l.rx-,n? Do you fe ;1 that political considers i n; are Tore important than planning Ones? If so, why have a -PA inning Commission .at all? If I merea member of the Planning Commission and knew my rese robed and considered opinions could be overx it en so easily. I would lose heart and se employment elsewhere.: (This hes hsap anti d ,in many communities.) Her olia .could thenattract or; -3.:y the 'poorest of planners and me mould move inti. <a Nrtat. Is best situation—smith dire .confgequences for our c itizoi, <:- {.'" •! ordi? nee mould b : •in n'orc» longrafter the i reeent .t'Otani .ei. out of Office N I ftr ly .beliave we Should have e highly qualified Planri.n ; CoMmialsion and that hhsi,c planning should be l ft in their hands. Theme finds of the REVIEW mentions consideration of an ordinance requiring two off street pm rbting s ,d_ece for each apartment unite.. 1 be lteyve "thhi is long overdue and Should be approved. .to the city? If so, why _ f r i/r t4i"(AC�lr'i CO: Planning Commission 't1 Pier Aem , Hermosa Beach Calif. 9 254 Dear Sar n As a citizen copr ed th ut enviitenmental p tiio I a ighi y Ru or : the .x garbage recycling of newspapers, and ddd urge the city to include recycling of botti,,ts carps, a2,so. r also swport the Mayor of Sierra Made° s efforts for air pollution control with the sounding of the Fire siren when a toxic Level of smog exists. Hermoaa Beach should join in this 1 • • coy Oct. 22, 1970 Dear Joe - :L it's not often that an ordinary citinein can have a thoroughly satisfactory encounter with an agency of government, whether it be federal, state or local. Nor is it often that a public official receives a letter of praise, 1 am sure. Therefore, this letter is directed to you, in praise, as the only Hermosa Beach official I know. This morning I had reason to contact the H. B. Building Depart- . ment. I spoke with three people-, all of whom were courteous, efficient &.attentive. my problws were .solved, my questions answered, all with a minimum of time & effort. If you have the time & opportunity, please thank the people of the Building Department for their kindnes*• Thank you very much. Sincerely, /e/ Geri McComb Note: Thi 4 letter was left on the office desk of Planning Commissioner Joe Noble, and delivered by him to the City hall. • • - Weeinmigdayo Oct 28 Maimed pleame find payment of my 'gine. encLooing it only mith Trtat reluctance becelime I ffool Vine City of Iftrmosa Beach has hvra rumius in failing to provUle arwlim wtere a dog owner can tag, his dog fow exeroice. om meepare that the raiiroad traicho betwaon Valley Drive and Ardmore aro vxeed by many dcg °move. Nmevor, I colloid= that *gem unsafo for any three- month -old puppy or any other tAge dog becautae ol u large amount brolcen glago, in addition t& Vhicln it ia private proporty„ Wo *umE.hure in the area nervcd by NOEMOaa Vann? Park,' 'have ree eldadren who use the puck regularly mnd I am aware of the pge,620K0 dogs cmn create if IGOS6 in thz pk Iikat t request by copy of thio letter that the City Council direct themoelvev to this proPAes with the reoult being 0What dowq auneriD; axe provided with an Area to use for recreation with their mrs. sruc,,e Flour= 235 - 25th Striget• Hormen Peadh Pilet .1,0gOV /a/ (iI•• September 28 1970 To the moo. and Councilmen of Hermosa Beaoh, California Oentlemno Oen we were yam© a polioeman PG,;,'"esenteorder, :;:uthoritya p?ota tion. We played without fear tn our parks, we walked our streets with confidence, awl the oomfort of our homes was secure, A polices as the light thatOta, otocted us - the buffer , zine between as and threatening dar moo. We respected him and we € doper t x> d with him. Today, it zma that the "lea" th1t : do Is to deride the olio*, or in a .ore contemporary tome to "put.the down." polio*, this is a fig it is As senseless a ,r :.e as Russia, roulette and far ire deadly. en we were obildren a policeman had the right to protect the community .. this oommuni t:y gave, hi that right, Today, that right to safeguard urs is limited by ;. ohangi g philosophy. Today, iii, polioeman must be an .arbitrator, psychologist, protector, capable of a:; Icing instant anA always correot decisions. He is open to physic ,,1 attaok and vulnerable t,; .political and personal attack. F'or minimum of pay he assumes a maxi rrum of risk. Perhaps it is time that those who o¢andemn and criticize give thought to this . Do we really want to li awake all night Tuddl,c d together for protection? !dr without t e fire, the wolves movo in fro the darkness, , We would life to give a deep t and to the men who make up our We aro glad that we don't have hanks to our Chief of Police vmosa Beach Police Department. their lob w it's a tough one: Sincerely l.y small group, but f sure others fa 1 s WO des mute. 4470,-Afago4 F-444.4- togof is .2/ e,;,0;4-v.Je 79*# WithAto gaaaZda,ede4el (f 013 + m; 44 tAtaitt- • October 30, 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: Lifeguard Headquarters Plan Approval Gentlemen: This subject was continued at the last meeting for more refresher informa- tion. Included herein are: a) A synopsis of the Council meeting history b) Copy of the Daily Breeze picture of the rendering approved by City Council on 4/7/70 ••c) Another copy of my lastmeeting's memo. We will also procure the actual rendering and have it available. On April 7, 1970 the City Council took this action: "To approve the conceptual schematic design for Lifeguard Headquarters prepared by architect Corwin Ebertino depicting the two separate structures to be constructed on the south side of the Municipal Pier, and advise the County to continue with this project, with final plans to be submitted for Council approval when complete. Motion by Councilman Wise -Second by Councilman Belasco. So ordered." The staff still feels that this attractive, narrow three story building located at some distance away from the pierhead, but without the fourth level features, is the best solution from both an architectural and operational standpoint. The attractiveness of the garage roof treatment is also critical. We therefore repeat our recommendation that the preliminary plans be approved, subject to the two qualifications in the memorandum. Respectfully submitted, /ha, 614viei WESLEY C. MC DANIEL City Manager CM:mm Enclosures gunny OF ULOCATION OFt LIFEGUARD H.E.A.NytUERS 7/11/61 /24/64 • 10/22/70 Letter from Walter H. Harris, City Manager, to Norman S. Johnson, Director of County Department of Parks and Recreation, requesting opportunity to discuss matter of stibstitute Meguard headq artexe now that old fiehing pier is to be demolished. Pursuant to instructionof City Council, meeting with Supervisor Chace scheduled for April 29 - Redondo Beach City Manager and meebera of Redondo Council urged to attend. 4/29/64 Letter from City Minaeer to Supervisor Chace saying that Councilman Thelen has brought proposed move of lifeguard headquarters to attention of Couecil, and Hermosa Beach is interosted is accommodating when r location from Redondo Beach is poesible. Letter from .city Manager to Supervieor Chace saying that Council officially instructed him to enpreae their desire to.cooperate with County to accommodate Lifeguard Heedquerters facilities in conjunction with our pier development. States Council gave permission to Councilman Thelen to pursue this matter pernonaily. 8/5/64 Letter from City Manager to Norm Johnson stating city willing to cooperate - "1 would only ask that Inau allow our review of any preliminary plans for temporary facilitiea, and that you provide for approval by the Council of the specific design and location of such facilities before you develop the detail plans for construction." 9/1/64 Letter received fro oru Johnson stating that he had learned that a temporary wooden pier was being constructed at the present time, and would be in existence for approximately one year. Because of distinct separation of beach atea caused by constructicr work, it was not deemed feasible for County to invest funds at that time for temporary facilites pending completion of pier. 11/16/67 Letter from City Manager Wesley C. McDaniel to Supervisor Chace stating it is our information that County is desirous of obtaining •firm expression of interest from the City. of Hermoma Beach to propoaal to remove lifeguard headquarters from Redondo Beach and • construct new building in Hermose Beach. 11/21/67 Council reaffirms interest in having lifeguard headquarters relocate in Hermosa Beach. 12/7/67 Council instructs City Attorney to draft lease option agreement in proper form,.as recommended by City Manager, incorporating • revitions concerning relocation and calling for construction of • restrooms and facilities for use of Police Department on premises. 12/19/67 Memo from City Manager to Council re fact that County and Redondo Beach did not approve option agreement presented to them. It was still the understanding th t headquarters would be located in Hermosa Beach; however, negotiations were to be primarily with City of Redondo Beach, with County retaining right of site approval and to be actively involved in considerations. 11/19/68 Five alternate architectural propooals for lifeguard stations at various points adjacent to the pier sUbmitted to Council.. Design requires second story lookout tower. Request for parking at some nearby •location for some 15 county cars. Councilman • Thelon preferred headquarters built over pier rither than adjacent. Also felt he should have been included in discuesione, as he had been first to bring it to attentiop of Council. Council aereed informally that Alternate h site on south side of pier wee acceptable •from conceptual stendpoint, but required informal dimeuseicin with 1ocg1 lifeguards before foram1 diglcusolon with Countke /6 I2/3/(F • -2- Petition received by Council, 170 signatures, urging relocation of lifequard headquarters on pier rather than taking away any portion of our God Given Beaches, Bill Stillwell said he had signed this due to misunderstanding regarding possible intention to pave beach for parking. Also objected to.countyepersonnel using public parking lots. Council accepted as tentative location for lifeguard headquarters an area immediately adjacent to. the south side of thepier, with the understanding that the facility will have a roof level equivalent to the top of the pier, end one look -out tower. Also invited a representative of: lifeguard service to be present at next Council meeting for public discussion, and approved appointment of Councilman Belasco, J. Mike Foote (then a member of Housing Advisory Committee) and staff meMber to act as a committee to consider architectural design and site plan for recommendations to Council. 12/17/68 J. Mike Foote had met with architect for Hudson DevelopMent Co. to examine site sketches developed around location adjacent to. south side of pier, said location having been the one approved by the Council. He outlined subjects discussed, includingroof- line, proposed promenade deck, driveway design and other matters of concern to city, and informed council that restudy of preliminary plan was now being made. - • 1/21/69 Mike Foote again reported that.building design prepared by County architect had been reviewed. Public restrooms now located on SW corner of structure, facing beach, and police department was being requested to review advisability of this location. Councilman Belasco informed Council that it bad been agreed that the proposed building would not be extended or added to at any time. Council endorsed concept that had been determined for Lifeguard • Headquarters to be constructed south end of Municipal Pier, and referred specific site and building considerations. to Planning Commission- for their review, instructing city staff to enter into formal negotiations with parties involved. 4/22/69 Council informed that Planning Commission had voted to approve location of proposed lifeguard facility at their meeting on April 7, 1969. However, they lv,e1 some reservations regarding details of development which would have impact on d*veloping land use around it, and appointed a committee to meet with the Council's committee to resolve details. Thelen requested that matter of providing space for police department facility be brought up at next meeting. (Last mention of this that can be founc in either minutes or memos) 7/1/69 During status report from City Manager, Councilman Wise made known his desire that the city make sure that these premises be used for nothing but beach -oriented activities. City Manager reported thai, restrooms were now on SE corner of building next to driveway entrance. 7/15/69 8/19/70 8/26/69 City Manager stated he had been informed that County was reappraising aspect of space requirements and needs in order that operations might expand as the scope and responsibility of the Beach Department grew. Status report from City Manager - given out at meeting of 8/5 but not discussed - again continued to next meeting. 8/5 status report indicates that County now feels lifeguard head- quarters station should be in Hermosa Beach but Beach Departftent administrative offices would be located off beach area. Therefor basic architectural scheme reduced and reworked. Same locatica, and restrooms would -still be included. Councilnan Thelen again suggested structure extending over pier, with parking facilities under pier. Council took action to concur with County r lifeguard facilities and beach department offices being separate, and approved proceeding with plan approval and lease wording for this revised program. • • feguard Headquarters -3- //6/70 City Manager displayed revised rendering of Lifeguard Headquarter building, featuring 'much smaller building running parellel to south side of pier, which would not he readily visible from any - direction other than up and. down the beach, except for the small second story observation center. Council acted to endorse the revised concept as proposed. 4/7/70 Council acted to approve conceptual schematic design prepared by architect Corwin gerting, depicting two separate structuree to be constructed on south side of pier restrooms and garage area having been put into separate building Vest of lifeguard facilities building, and advised. County to continue with this project, with final plans to be submitted to Council for approval when ready. Photo in. Daily Breeze, April 9, 1970, shows preliminary design with three, - tory structure and separate building on beach to west of same) /6/70 Information memo from City Manager to City Council re meeting held with county, Redondo, and Hudson Development representatives, 5/15/70 Letter to Council from Dick Fitzgerald stating that agreement re Strand development must be between cities of Redondo and Hermosa, and that County cannot legally participate financially in any arrangement concerning the lifeguard headquarters. 8/113/70 City Manager reported to Council that City had now received copy of proposed ground lease for lifeguard headquarters. 10/6/70 Council acted to refer negotiations regarding relocation of lifeguard headquarters to City Manager, with request for status reports as progress is made. • i0/20/70 Councilmen Valdes and Wise state that they had no idea when they approved design that there would be one story higher than and that they had approved a third floor. Requested City Manager to bring back summary of all actions by Council, and to display again gbertinWs "conceptual schatic designthey had approved on April 7, 1970. 144fmoso !'t ; city councilmen hada approved tai prolimii'iatry design -for the proposed county. t litaguard. ho 'qu$rt& s building. The facility will be constructed on the Strand at the pier- 3fi-tiara folltrittr.m county and city, p3ov of: float d05 n plar4S. sl ang at city, i� is oropmsed- • garogp. and public r troososs. Tl -gam' structure will biotasaa lifeguard facilities -- radio c,Mma:Md mss$. lookoutshot-von e d of- fices. Councilmen mid the preliminary plsr, in- dicate ¢lm straitimias will meet opotcsiitoo4 gid aesthetic regi teirosit3 of the county awd c fy, 5t/ 7/7 d • • 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 btAid- tag scheme which was approved by our City Council previously. Bob Crawford and I have reviewed these plans in some detail and recommend that we com- ment on only two aspects: 1. Roof Summtructure 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 wae. 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 pierhead surface„ and thus presents a large visual expanse of surface which clearly has a tepees 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- 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. V. 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 done 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 teldure 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 acceptable 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. Respectfully submitted, (-.1'(‘/0014,;( ESLEY , MC DANIEL City Manager CM:mm • • October 30, 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: Lifeguard Station Site Lease Gentlemen: Since we're taking up the lifeguard matters, we might as well include preliminary approval of the ground lease. The draft has been received from the County and Redondo Beach„ and we're working it over. Basically, it provides for: • a) a 25 year ground lease at $1.00 per year b) structure to be built with our approval c) maintenance by County c) use restricted to lifeguards We will distribute the lease early next week; it isn't quite ready yet. Respectfully submitted, t) C, .WESLEY C. MC DANIEL . City Manager WCM:nim October 30, 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Wesley C. McDeniel, City Manager SUBJECT: Strand Renovation Gentlemen: Along with the other lifeguard matters, we are also now in a position to approve the conceptual plan for renovation of the Strand from Pier Avenue south to Eleventh Street. Following discussion of this need some months ago, we prepared some possible designs and then arranged for Agnes Lanfer,a graduate design student at U. C. L.A. to prepare the scheme as a term project. Her alter- nate designs were sifted out, the one best liked was chosen, and a final design prepared. This design was then submitted to, and approved by, the Improvement Com- mission. Basically, the plan includes: a) widening the Strand to fifty feet b) use of textured concrete invarious patterns c) inclusion of mid -Strand planters, with recessed trash containers, and the provision for a later water feature d) a new Strand wall concept We will have the plans and a scale model available for inspection at the meeting. Approval of the design and authorization for preparation of engineering cost estimates is requested. The budget carries $5,000 for this program, based on the use of city force account labor and some help from the County beach forces. Construction would be done along with the lifeguard station. The two blocks northerly, to 14th Street, could be added, but funds would need to be diverted from another project. Our five year C. I. P. plan had projected this stretch for the second year. Respectfully submitted 4/r - WESLEY -MCDANIEL City Manager WCM mm Li • • October 30, 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager SUBJECT: City Property Sales Procedure Gentlemen: Following the instructions at the last Council meeting, I have researched our previous method of selling excess property by bid or auction; and now recommend the &Wowing procedure: 1.. Obtain preliminary title repprts ;on parcels involved (in process) 2. Obtain appraisal from Realty Board (requested—see letter) • 3. Setminimumbid figure. 4. Approve Notice of Auction„ containing: a) Description b) ,Minimum bid c) Technique • d) Date of auction 5. Allow sealed bids up to time of auction, to be opened then 6. Hold auction at City Council meeting, with. Mayor conducting, as follows: a) Announce parcel b) Open any sealed bids (must be above minimum) c) Allow' voice bids beyond sealed, or if no sealed bids (must be above minimum), no set percentage increase required d) Award at Council's discretion 7. Require deposit at time of award in cash, cashier's check, money order, or certified check (not personal check), in amount of 5% of the minimum required bid (thus, it's a known figure the bidders can prepare for, and won't fluctuate raised bidding). F Page 2 (City Property Sales - Procedure) 8. Open a normal escrow, with normal cost sharing, depositing the scurity and requiring balance into escrow within thirty days. U this procedure is satisfactory, we. -wt l place the Notice of Auip tion and establishment of minimum price before the City Council as soon as the appraisals are available. WCM :min Respectfully submitted, WESLEY'.C.. MC DANIEL City Manager • • October 36, 1976 Mr. George Yorg, President South Bay Board of Realtors 565 ielita Redondo Beach, California Dear George: I assume that you're i.ware sirt.:e I sew you at the meeting, that the City Council de -;lined to enter into negotiated property sale technique thro'Agh the Realty Board, preferring, instead to utilize a conventional bid--tion method. I'm quite sure that this determination was based solely on their political opinions of propriety in pablie soles techniques, end not on any negate implications of your Board's capability-. I trust you share this -understanding with me. I'm enclosing a copy of the revised procedure which will be considered next Vednesday evening. le.e would like to request your good offices, though„ in obtaining the Board appraisals which you offered, .which Pm hopefI you will still ecc.ommodete even without the negotieted sales. S _tell appraisals will be of great value to es in setting minimum prices and considering true alees. iming that the offer is still valid, Pm enclosing copies of the information sheets on the five properties contempleted. Vie would be happy to supply whate,er other information we can. V. e Wold appreciate receiving yo ir appraisal judgments es soon as convert - tent.. Thanks for ell your help and assistanee, • both in the recent past and now. VESLEY G. TRIO DhNIEL OM:min City Manager eee City Council Bob Farnsworth, City Clerk, City Treasurer • October 30, 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Planning Commission SUBJECT: Request of State Division of Highways for Recommendation Re: Desirability of Study Extension of Route 91 Freeway from Present Terminus at Long Beach Freeway to proposed Permanent Terminus at Hawthorne Freeway.. Recommendation: That this city go on record as favoring a study leading to a route establish- ment as far as but no further than the Hawthorne Freeway. Discussion: The Planning Commission feels that a connection from the Hawthorne Freeway to the east would facilitate traffic flow to and from the city. It is not intend4d to encourage extending the freeway, or any freeway, west of the Hawthorne freeway. N NCE NO. N. S. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF HERMO • F9 :A:CH CALIFORNIA, tNIA, Am ND NG SECTION ON £ B OF Ci'APT .hR 6 '°.3`'iCYC',LES" , AND ADUINCy 'F.UFRF''r SECTIONS 6-10 THROUGH 6-14, IN(}:elJSIVE6 AND. .AtiiE:NDINC ,211APT :R ,19, •:Mt.+'T'Jp`t?.ti�".HI i (-LES AND TRAFFIC", S dCTI Oi ' L9• b A Of; THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY Ur' IiERMOSA BEACH, TO �PJ�AQI�T TI'S:; USE OF BICYCLES 'CLL S GNI TU STRAND WALKWAY FOR IOECREAdIO L P}Rp�,L'OSEo)S. o WHEREAS. the we. of bicycles on the Strand walkway for no pur•Itose other than recreational l activity is deemed consistent istenf with th dedication of said ' rc•peutty as'a pleasure ground, . ,1H CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BRACH, cALIi.`ORN y DOES OR Th1 AS FOLLOWg SECTIO 1 That Chtpter 6, Sec;ti, , . 0-8 of thy: Munidipa1 Code of the City of noa.sa -124m6by amended to read as follows: "Section 6--8. Riding bicycles pn sidewalks. It .shall be unlawful fur any person to ride or operate any bicycle on or over any sidewalk on any street in the City, with tp mi exception of the 'Strand walkway s'uhjc ct: to• the requirements of -this tbaptvr. SECTION 2 :That new Sections 6-10 through 6-14, i.Ytclus .,vec are hereby added to Chapter 6 of the Municipal .Coda of the Cit Memos}`Beach, to readas to s "Section 6-10, lieid rzq?t .of w yn Under all circuMstances, the rid= of a bicycle on the.StrandvaIkway.shall yield tae .right of way to pedestrian's,' and due and proper care al.l at all times be e - erc :Ped by the rider fir the pedest ia: ras,•. ' "Section. 671l. Gro: ? Ri dins . When more than two persons in a group are operating,bicycles 'on the Strand. walkway, no oree-'han two -shall ride side by side, "Section 6-12. iT� ar` ? idi. e . 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-'i3. par1.a,;.r..nc._1 .c a lits. No e son operating a bicycl . on the ;ter. and walkway shall park said bicycle i.n 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 pedesst ians ergency 'srehticia s or other bicycles 'upon the ss.T.9rfacc of said walkway:, "Section 6-14. Traffic reaylations. 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 ,4 vehicle by chapter 19, "Motor Vehicles and Traffic", of this Code, Qxcept those provisions which by their vc,ry nature can have no applicatifin to such persons." SECTION 3. That Chapter 19, "Motor Vehi,.71es md Traffic", of thy Municipal Code of the aty ct Hermosa BeLxch, Section 19-26, "PdblIc rightP of way, use by. vehicles generally", shall be.amenuf,A by adding thereto the following paragraph, to follow paragraph one of said section and to read as follows: "Excep.tion: Theprovision s 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 5. Prior to the expiration of • fifteen days from the passage thereof, the City C] 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: PRESIDENT of the City Council and MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach,'California CITY CLERK APPROVED AS TO FORM: CITY. ATTORNEY • October 299 1970 Honorable Mayor ma City Counoi/ City a Hermosa Beach Hermosa Basohy California Reg City of Hermosa Proposals on Borrowing Contlemene Am outlined in my letter of October 23 1970 the above have boon roosived. They aro as follcusa CROCKER CIMEN§ NATIONAL *BK Note maturing December 31p 1970 1..° 344% Note maturing Juno. 30 1971 — 3499'fr; Termau City has privologe of Raping bofora maturity,;, BANK OY &gag; Note maturing December Note maturing juns 30,. Terms: Par plus 83.00 without option 31v 1970 1971 and Z1.00 respectively' or prior call by the City. giammuulgzha mAnic mote maturing December 31 1970 - 4 and "AA Note maturing June 30 1971 4 Pnad 3/4 Terms: Those notes aro not callable prior to maturity. Both Crocker Citimen and Continella Vall.y Bk make their proposals vontingent upon receipt of City accounts now de— posited with Panic of America with the exception of Payroll and Refuse and Sanitation Accounts. They both &awn to oount and distribute perking motor and lot coins as Bank of America does at presenty and to provide Armored C4r Service for deposit plok up. (2) Crookor Citi, ; n National Bayees proposal carries tho 2 ,vat interest rata, he Orookkr Citizen offering allows the City prepayment option, I therefore reoommond adoption of a resolution providing for issuance of a note in the' amount 320000340 dated Neweraer 171, 1970 and payable on June 30, 1971 at 3.9 es offered by Crook= C .tisens National Bank, k, Upon enactment of this resolution I will to steps to comply with the stipulations of Crocker Citizens National al Bank ;proposal, Both Mr, t irr ssou and Mrs McDaniel o sour in this recommendation, Verb truly faro, City Treasurer City of Hermosa Beech October 29v 1970 Honorable V yoo and City Council i City ofHoz eaBoach Hermosa Beaoh0 California City ofHermosa Beach Liability & Property Insurance Pers tneuranoo Oroup Policy 9369-40-26 Excess Certificate #916.204 Gentlemonc I$ is a pleanuro too imf.orra you that She bays car:., go has been extended fors gear by our pree nt s ar: iora at a favorable rats to She Citya Increased premium reflects r v manual rate i areasos throughout the insurance industryiend incased payroll and. equipment of the City of Hermosa, Heacha 1 ro rcm3n. your euth isatin to extend cove f,. a unser the above policies to November 102 19710 Very try yyursv 0,,q jam' .�----Z604.) STA %nTO. E City -Treasurer City of Hermosa Bo oh J7.Rw7tFifs /6 g 1 a 4 6 6 7 . , . RESOLUTION MO,. N. S. A RESOLUTIOU OP TZE OITY COUNCIL OP THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, OALIPOROXA, PROVIDINC ?OM•TilE ISSUANCE O A NEGOTIABLE NTE IN THE AMOUNT or $2000000.00. WEERERSe fUnds ,4re nee6061 to meet the innediate requi0m.- vints of the City of Moraaga BemcW, i!I not limited to the payment of currant exipubseo0 capita/ asTemditwea# and.tra discharge of any.oTaigatikcn or indebtednoon of sat* .Cit,TvagG WHERERS, 'the City may borrow for said eo,mpossee adidh 8 indebtedness to h1 represented by a note or note 9 issued to the lender pursuant to. Article 7.6, Chapter 4, it le Division 2, 10 Title 5 (Sections 53850-53e58) of the Government Code of the 11 of California:'and te 12 WHEREAS, the'Crodher-Citinens agtional bank hes offer d 13 to lend the aium of $2000000.00 at an isaterst rato LAI% per 14 I 15 June 30, 1971, with interest to date of payment, 16 MOW, THEREFORE, TAE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY or HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES 17 HEREBY RESOLVE, •DETERNINE AND ORDER A FOLLOWS: 10 annm, upon a negotgtble note to be mgde payabia.ouqor Pofore 19 SECTION 1. That this Council finds that 20 for the City to issue a negotiable note in too amount of Two 21 Hundred Thousand Dollmrs ($200,000.00) in order to meet the 22 immediate requirements of said city. 25, SECTION 2. .That t1, uncollected taxes, income, revenve, it ia necessarl 24 cash receipts and other moneys to be received by said City during 25 the current fiscal year are estimated to be $1,630,021.00. 26 amount of the note hereby authorized to he. issued, together ?it 27 other note* outstanding, if any, does not exceed 85% of the un - 28 collected portion of said moneys. 29 SECTION 3. That said rot d Olen be dated November X74, 30 1970, shall be in the denomination of $200,000.00, sha/1 be putieV 31 on or before June 3O, 1971, and shall bear interest at 32 3.99% per annum, payable at the maturity thereo2". The 4_ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 16 19 20 21 22 2.3 24 25 26 27 26 29' be reserved to said City to pay all or any part of said note prior t to maturity, in which event the interest due to date on the amount so paid shall be paid along with such payment of principal, and interest shall cease on the amount of principal so paid. NO notuno need be given prior to the exercise of such right by the City. SECTION 4. • That both the principal of and the interest on said not shall be payable in lawful money of the United States Of America at the Sepulveda -Artesia Branch Office'of the Crocker - Citizens National Bank in the City of Hermosa Beach, State of California. SECTION 5. That said note shall be payable from taxes, income, revenue, cash receipts or other moneys of the City of H rmoaa Beach to be received during the fisc a 1 year 1970-71, said moneys being hereby pledged to repay said note; provided, however that if said moneys or any portion thereof When received by the City will be encuber,.d for a special purpose other than the re -- payment of said note, then pursuant to Section 53856 of the Government Code an equivalent amount of the proceeds of said note shall'be set aside and used -for said special purpose; and provided. • further, that •said note , with interest thereon may be paid from any oth r moneys of the City lawfully swailablo 'therefor . SECTION 6. That said notshall be signed by the Mayor and th , City Treasurer, and countersigned by the City.'Clerk, and spall be in sub < tantially the following forms CITY OF HERKOSA BEACH' n§.02ILPLE OVA FOR VALUE RECEIVED, the City of Hermosa Beach, Californiaa a municipal . cot;poration, promises to pay to the crocker--Citizens National Bank on demand on June 30, 1971, or, if no demand, on June 30, .1971, the sum of , a Hundred Thousand nollars, 0200,000.00), with interest due to date thereon, at the rate of 1 '3.99% per annum from the nate allao 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 .10 hereof. Roth principal and interest are pamyeble in lawful money of the United States of America at the Artesia -Sepulveda Branch Office of the Crocker-YCitisrenS National Bal*. in the City of Hermosa iesa Beach, State of California. The .right is reserved to raid City to pay all or any part of .this note prior to maturity, in which event the interest due to date. on the mount to be paid shall be paid along with such payment of principal, and interest shall cease on the a, aunt of principal so paid. No notice need be given prior to theexercise ofsuch right, by the City.. The principal of and the interest on this note are pay - 11, ahlo rom taxes, income, revenue, cash receipts or othermoneys of 12 i the City of Hermosa Beach to be received during the i:i:scal year 13970-71a y said moneys y s kbeing pledged for the payment ent of this note 14 and the interest hereon. 15 16 s from said moneys, shall be paid with interest hrer*on from any 17 Other moneys of the City . lawfully available therefor. 18 IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED, IED, Ri CI' D AND DECLARED that all, 19acts, conditions and things required by lawto exist, happen and . 20 be performed precedent to and in the issuance nce of this note have 21 e isst d, happened and been performed ed in due time, form and manner 22 an required by law, and that theamount of this note, together 2A with .0.1 other indebtedness of the • City, does -not exceed any debt .24 limit prescribed by the laws or Constitution of the State of California. IN laTNESS MIMEO?, said City of Bermsa Bach has cause this note to b - signed by the Mayor and City Treasurer of said 26 j City and countersigned ?+ yy the 3 City: Cl? crk of maid City • and sealed 24 with the corporate seal of > ai.d City and •hses caumed . this note >r 50 be sated thh 17th dao of Nvo'edbor, 19,70. . 31 32 otwi thstanding said pledge, this note is a general obligation of the City and, to the extent not paid Mayor of t e City cy Hermosa Beach 1 5 I 6 • • Tre at' jar the C isty o f &mots& F.e,,achr"---1 COUNTERSIGMEDv City Cleira—a; Cay 67 -Hermosa beriai (SEAL) SECTION 7. That,this City Council helreby finds and determines that it ic necessary and destralle that the City borrow from the Crocker-CitLzons National Baeh the Linn of $200,000.00, such indebtedness to b .pented by the neqotib le note author- ised hereby. The Mayor and City Tremalver are authorized to sagn fd note and th‘ City C;Ark is mthorized to comtrig n said note and t date and seal s*Iid not%, on the date to dolivorY titEtroof. Said ii�t e shall ho tz cording to the terms and substantial4 in the form provided iv this resolution. SECT/OM 0 That this resoWtion 'stall constitute** acceptance of the offer of the Crooker-Citimens Mational Bank dbove referred to. PASSED, APPROVED &melPPU this . • • MOMENT of the• City CounCi14, d MAYOR of the City of Hez;mosa Beach, California • CITY CLiRit, terayatilnussm.n.r.n.tarsorometatistrot.V.M.Vidtanetoyes....tlemmarm APPROVE:1) AS TO FO CITY ATTORM8V NON -AGENDA ITEMS - INFORMATION - With Agenda for November 4, 1970 Fil-la_RETAKtEqrlt - Monthly Report - August, 1970 Southern California Humane smiplx - Animal Cantrol Report September,, 1970 Available in Office of City Clerk: Requesting approval of League of California Cities and member cities thereof and State and National Legislators for program of utilizing surplus military aircraft in fighting forest fires - Resolution No. C-20812, adopted by City of Long Beach on October 20, 1970. MEETINGS AND OTHER EVENTS: ANNUAL HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL Saturday October 31 - Clark Stadium P212pnARECommission - Monday, November 2 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p. (R-3 PUblic Hearing) ELECTION DAY - Tuesday, November 3 - Wednesday, November 4 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. Improvement Commission - Wednesday, November 5 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. League of Califo La Cities'' Thursday, November 5 - Los Angeles - 6230 pm0 '52:924.12,Advisor Council - Monday, NoveMber 9 - Conference Room - 7:30 p.m. Board of Zoning_Miustment - Monday, November 9 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m. VETERAN'S DAY Wednesday, November 11 - City Hall closed. 2D - "RG,,71,,1161 • IrS.T.f3 DFSIA1,;51011:17.i!: ,=a c: IJi • 1970 .•;'''',''.',1...''..-.C.:".....'",..M.P'......s.s,....',..,..................r.M,R .il,,,,11,11,V. Ts( f, .11....IKOIA r 0 Mg awn,. r se *IC?.,' 7,73,1,,,TrInra,3f. OW, .F.7."*.slast., .4,3,, .... r....C413,04. •11,A,C.16,44.,,,,,:`,4 4.41,7,20',4,..1.,••.44,,,,,,,,, ' i :' r'..• ..,. • ' L1-if [1.. PgrieovvnL .. i..',i: ri i "ii.1-.‘47',W;.'a h. 14:1•1:_',147. 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L' A: :.4.• , UP ,..pli..= rtr tp .p.-44, 0,..-sp., v. ;..vp.rwtg_Zili '.',.;''.4..p.',,PrtacapsrP...'i. ',AP:TA v itri_Vt..P.,, 4, PIRA, LO sa INDSITFICOU25 S.Aii ' Y,,,vA. ..,'.11.1T..,34 Kr4 T:At:..4.." Las4 ''...H V.'qi.-:°,1,7,I.:Ifx.t:4::e_.0.4.... lf,!." r T(.7;t :Oats ! To DL.',. P [. , ,• ' : .ttli• • ' • ir;t: , • t Ures yer 1000 popaatiars. Fires per 4 100000 buadinz valutetien Fire IcE. per (*pita Average fi.ro love por bulldiza fire' 1 . „J. • V, 1 ";'••• ••; ' 1 Oa?' ('P ..07;0 ..1- ,,,, i ,P, •-•-r'-, . .. • • • rY) , 1, '',. I j..- ( .,,,- ''''.:"- •;)14 i4 ' 0 ,,,.,14.-, rC105,,' 1 ..,.J.., s' • 55, 5 ' c • . , v..........,...........clry.",....”Le.n,avato.14014.14.1.111.1.13,,,r,,,I.,....0,e1•41,tn•,,,,a."Cf•rtfe,•,••••••• -..,{41...,•• 1,4,, r.,4,1........•1 4.,cw....,,,,,.. • •Tos .r1 tar. ,Cr/c.vscr.,.-',.....r.,^ u.t....,.....{,311,,a,......,...1,11,.,..e."..art,.....•••::- Wet's, 4, . • .-:: ! c. COMPAVI rIvz EVNE ,...1.p.a ,1.. LKz4s17,ti Iav,Km,A'11:Laet PRETltt; AI3' TTo fl. ".....”-:”......."4".4.4.4,,.....",....4444,.....,11,,,.....44,......3.4,1,....,1,..%41.4.1,1,1,•,•,,,....•,urt,..,41e,../..11.4 9.04.1.1.,, .0!,.. A ,..,.......r....n...,...44,7 3.4-,..14 ht., 4,,,,,Ipc.r.11..n.,.• .n.-Vil ... .6,1, I- pas, Wel .7•41,4, t.M...4.1.44 , 1 APartmsnts% Hotels, Motels ( .,.; 2 1 RO6 identiel inopeotion; (I) 0 ,,...1 6/43• Commeraal 4nspections and •tt .. .---, •-". p (FC) 1 i Total ratnspecti, ,.., one f..), 1 4 -1: ) ,,..1 , e -fir plans 16 -50 V.i•olatj.exiaz observed , :',.6 ....., Violations, corrected ! 2 • 6 1, ...4 Service requests i '2 .,.,- e. - i 4 . TOt&I i k ”'"'• . ''''''''' aNC.;...:1 '74,",11. ' it.,.. lianhgallintrarntr,,ICIErnerrtattalletmg....,,MOn44.1,1..401.1./4,4.1•1../0.,04.4.1.4,4,44,,W.,,,114,...0104 .4.4,414.4.1".,......t.,6, .G41. -e-+ s..... )1:1'1 , Jr • •,.44••••V •-.1,=-1. 2.44,'-‘;['.. 6. HYDRANTS, (testing and mealmteaaat'e) , ....4.4,•.,4'......,...-••*••107.0071.1rnt.....4.411.44,14,..44.4,174111rm.”4/[4,4,,,,,,,,,,),3.4.44Masjr.,,,p1f,t,Z,1,141.••• '....1,•717,1/4,1154•55. .4.1514.41,/ .Orel....,,,,,... 445,,,/ 3475,..4,....5,31,C,...<,......,4,5';(1414",11T3t4A,14...,44,••••,,,,,,,, •-• •,. , •••! a",..1.) 1 -,•:,,,,,-... ' • Totol serviced f ' .': , Tott1 Maaboure, . r 4:: V- C ' t:,.., 255 1 17:-.f., • ..........*•........4..,....i.e.,...........1.4.41.101440,11•24401,4•49,0211.7•41, 4144.44,,,,y,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,„.• ,,,,,,,,,,... td÷...........,....",, il . FIRE PREVENTION Divtniow • q ,..:.,..,,,,.., ,,, **"....."""'"";''''.;".;......;;';;;'.........................•.-;M"k";4,-..;....e..••.1.,•,•......4",,..","•.";,.../.."/"1".41"."14.",,,,,,,,041.77kX41,4,-; 4...ia,..1,,,,,,,,k,", 4....." .•,../..,1r-,4.4 ::‘,.44,^%.3,..,.,..4343,,,11,11,..,,,....,,,,,,."..p.p,44.4,, ...,,,,,,,- ,,,,,,,A.,,,,,Q,,,..• • ., i institutions/ Sohoplco EempilZ,N (411...D) , ,, , Q 5 . Public Af=embly (A,n) p. ,.:-. . industial inmpeetiEFg) ,.. ..... ,,, Commercial inopeotione JL. (E0700 Apartmonts Hotele/ Matolcz. (E) il ...,.... ,• : - 4'.. r' . psl, ..,:"... 31 i, i ogle (0 ..• t , -1 Resideatial inopectima (g) ...r "A' - - ..,- -4=d Service requesta Violationi3 observed (.• 2 Violationsr coTrtcted -,., ii . . 1;) Reinspections i 99 )t. 6 7)6 • (... rt., cr •;4 ..t Spcial Permits . .,,..f c. rr, 11: Other Ab,,....!.. -.c...,(1 AJt,:-. 1 i t i t"..c.',i, ... ,t 1 't Wei.:,d abatement ir: Rerusea Coatrol q--:'.', Tot.]. Manhours i : , 7 7c,-- 1 c FD . 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'1,.:',Aal �t%' firma 6} 9 C�t"S't4 Y of undoternined f7,2'i fir w .....p€:: •x,:c iF y giros £ 'X' wh :ark arreet 'Here made Number *f oogm:.o t: bast a e rf r :e. .,..:_....,_.._..r:.s ..<.r..:...o...c.,�r,�r�a...m.rfacyr.,_nnr,.erev .erv..•eP+'lwru,mwam: 9„ YrailES la.•..n.rotsawrnta serafx. wom .sauea.r'loartelOW/CtKatY A+/.c'FS.'I .u4J.C. 11:'T.4nf.[L :X✓":M1 :cn? .e? rar..q rir �'.+"krF. ��r..�'e� Cau.�i'(-5nfn y.O q.q. n,n� S:ti, a. i '+v' Y.� ? iV': i'i:fY •D eAra .. In vobielaz or.equipmeno t~t oo X: . aaaral ClatsilA tbo Citi. Total l Fies rn.r.'MgtVe':Iwe[.yu[flTr[.t sat -'u ssa[xYtfrota[ .tr-I.JYC.'RntDRT.l.ano Orta" swoms .nonrae.m'....xA¢N'hT....corr,Voter. 10, • r.r ? fi 0 ri 1970 This Ya t L t ' r To Date ' `o Date .aarrarrrm•wysa.rc �:>,�:._,.,�:�r,�.<.<r,....._<.' 15 2. 0 tif ftbSia �' Lf:},Ot Sono d o .G.h�.I�:.>• X r tii= .i . bath ' L' art Yr. To % ; �.^r'risPl!JYNr1rt{1HtTj!�12. F.Rr'A7i:ianCril_T4U.e6f:cDEiL] . 15 93 f 2 0. 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C. Cotiun Gc,rge ri xt, 440ra Vtcp Prosinl“: PTC4idukt cosz, 14f,-71 . Pe ae cist tlery fit.,5:sil A GtEit.:1,1, 14,Anta rdetb • • 4...ir.catOwasialwm•ripluSt4.9m01304a!w-Wrobicrigar•ftexam!.."^,a.m.vommur.vmnuseee2.17.7., Ar.g.ttermsnr.nr.e.taii.hwelfav•Xr.ornaio,amazves,to...*s wrie•-m• La:4A • Thte. °Was Year Thi Month Lasi: Konth. Month • To Dat e • La% t ytilv*.E' • To Da•Vz • Calls by truck 210 ISS 1533 1St5- 1742 Live. animals 4q4n4le 11 130 9/6 101 944 Dead animals bandLOIt 22. 20 190 21 171 Strzy doges, pic*cd., StraY dogz'rOde*mel-• Stray 416gs destroyea 4arnini26 for tftpb,Law.violaUcn Citations for loAph•Ian- violation .31 • 371 244 '312 15 .13 213 1Cti 197 14, 134 0 410 6 1. 204, i4 320 • STAillinFilg • CA LI PO &CM --0,Cifrint• Genroe WAreoior EqloctiVS, Vice..Pire!4donf. S .4 "1/4449042,--fkki