HomeMy WebLinkAbout05/21/73City Council/Redevelopment Agency, - Joint Public Hearing - Tuesday:,
May 21, 1973 - 7:30 p.m.
Ple�'.ge of Allegiance - led by Councilman Barks.
Roil Call - City Council:
Present: Councilmen Barks, Doerfling, Tyson, Widman, Mayor Post
Absent: None
Roll Call.- Redevelopment Agency:
Present: Messrs. Barks, Doerfling., Widman, Mrs. Tyson, Chairman Post
Absent: None
Approval of RA Minutes, regular meeting of 4/2/74 - Post, Widman.
So ordered.
Action - to waive further reading. Post
and
Further Action - to introduce' Ordinance
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH,
OF CALIFORNIA REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. N.
THE HERONDO-VALLEY REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT
All, none, none.
Action - to waive further reading.
and
Further Action - to introduce Ofdinance o. N. S. 489 entitled: "AN
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEAC COUNTY O„F_L03 ANGELES, STATE
OF CALIFORNIA REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. N. S. 457 AND THEREBY DISSOLVING
THE HERMOSA BEACH REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY." Post, Barks. Carried. A11,0,0.
Action - to direct the City Attorney to prepare appropriate documents/
for the assignment to the city of funds appropriated for the Hermosa
Beach Redevelopment Agency. Widman, Doerfling. So ordered.
,Dperflirg Carried. All, none, none.
o. N. S. 488, entitled: "AN
OUNTY.0 `.: ANGELES, STATE
S. 471 AND THEREBY TERMINATING
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Widman,
Post, Widman. carried.
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Doerfling. CCarried. A11,0,0.
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Adjournment - 8 p.m. - Post, Widman. to next regular meeting of RA on
June 4, 1974 at 7:30 p.m.
Recess - 8 p.m. to 8:05 p m.
REGULAR MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL: .
Approval of Minutes, Regular Meeting of 5/7/74: Post, Tyson,-wSohordered
witlo±ollowsigtaddition: Councilman Widman desires to go on record on
pagef~rr7- nprpecdin.g paragraph 6, asointendTng touvote "No" on the adoption
of Ordinance No. N. S. 487,_relating to Combined Lot Areas and Planned
Development, because thewrequ :remen.ttfor conform t yewithltheaGeneral
Plan density designation had been deleted.
1. to uphold the findings of the Planning Commission as set forth in
./Resolution P.C. 154-962 denying a request for a change of land use
zone from R-2 to R-1 on property located at 701-731 Prospect Avenue.
Widman, Tyson. Carried. Ayes, Doerfling, Tyson, Widman.
No, Barks, Post. Absent, none. -
2. to cerfifp the weediand rubbish abatement listing and authorizing
abatement and removal of weeds, rubbish, refuse and dirt on all
parcels of property set forth in Resolution No. N. S. 3304, adopted
May 7, 1974. Doerfling, Post. Carried. All, none, none.
Note: Council agreed with Don Baxter that "Occupants" should
receive notice as well as absentee property owners, if this
can legally be done. Councilman Doerfling trusts that more
listings will be coming up as staff may have missed some.
Councilman Widman says don't tell property owners about
weeds that are on public rights of way.
3. Consent Calend'ane (ho ho) (Items a, e, h,i,j,k.1,n,o and p were
withdrawn from the consent calendarrby;Councilmen Barks, Doerfling
and Widman)
to request that the proposed dog control ordinance be referred
back to the Improvement Commission in the light of the fact
that a number of provisions from that ordinance have been
adopted and State law has changed in this area but there may
be sections that need more intensive review and I would like
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to see an analysis of what other General Law cities are doing -
then I would like them to request that a couple of Councilmen
sit down with them and hash it out so any new regulations can be
brought back to the Council. Widman, Post. So ordered.
3e. torefer the request ofctheiParkandoRecreation Commission for
an allocation of $1,000 to fund a survey of park and recreation
v/ facilities to the staff with a request that the need for this sum
be spelled out for consideration. Barks, Post. So ordered.
Note: Councilman Barks would like to know who is on the Planning
Commission's Technical Committee - may we have a list for
the Council?
3h. to refer the request of the Park and Recreation Commission to the
staff and request information regarding the kind of bicycles that
V would be used on the moto-cross course and how much it would cost
since this property is the first site the School District would
like to sell. Requested by Councilman Widman.
3i.- Councilman Doerfling would like an agreement that the city could
maintain SouthoSchobl 's)iplayground for the City and 'some assurance
that it would remainb in public domain before City spends money
to construct lighting and other facilities and would like to know
/j"+i'' what period of time the Park and Recreation Commission feels we
should ask for when requesting agreement for use.of the south
Action eftoerecEer to staff for recommendation. Doerfling, Post.
So ordered.-
3j.
rdered -
3j. Councilman Barks wanted to know why beach was not counted as
parkland. Councilwoman Tyson requested that Rod Merl make full-
scale presentation re City park land and park land standards.
Following presentation Councilman Doerfling asked that a copy of
this report besentto the Planning Commission, and councilman
Widman asked that a couple of copies be placed in the public
library for study by interested citizens.
3k. Councilman Barks did not feel that the conceptual agreement set
forth in Rod Merl's memorandum dated May 10, 1974 re possible sale
of surplus school property was granted by the Council and that this
was therefore a false summary report. Mayor Post stated that his
recollection was also somewha=ttddfferent and he hoped that no
false impression had been conveyed. councilman Doerfling stated
that this had been his proposal during a joint study session with
the School District Board of Governors on April 29, 1974 and would
like to have this memo sent to the Planning Commission as a piece
of information. The Council agreed to this transmittal with the
proposal reworded to indicate that this was a proposal that had
received attention but that there had been no agreement by the
City Council on this matter.
31. Actionlatofnefetitg the City Engineer the petition by residents
of 24th Street for one-way east between PCH and Ardmore Avenue to
i -V the City Engineer with a request for a proposal to implement a la
the recent 2nd Street trial program. Doerfling, Post. So ordered.
3p. to direct the. Department of Public Works to paint One Way arrows
on 2nd Street where needed and install a flashing light on the
barrier at night. Action requested by Councilman Barks, and
endorsed by Council.
31%,/to refer the request for an observation beehive permit to the
staff with a request that they check with the Health Department
re possible medical problems caused by bee stings. Requested by
Councilman Barks.
3o. Councilman Barks would like red zones painted on all intersection
corners of PCH from Pier Avenue south as well as from Pier Avenue
north.
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3b. to receive and file memorandum regarding once -a -month trash
correction. Post, Barks. So ordered.
3c. to grant permission for closure of Palm Drive between Pier Avenue
and 14th Street from 8 a.m. to 12 Noon on Sunday, May 26, 1974
for pancake breakfast of South Bay Community School. Post, Barks.
So ordered.
3d. to approve the recommendation of the parking supervisor that City
Parking Lot "D" be posted and swept weekly, a light should be
/installed in the center of the lot, a double-faced sign erected,
stating that the lot is enforced from 9 am. to 2 a.m., and a row
of yellow posted meters be silvered to make more spaces available
to merchants. Post, Barks. So ordered.
3f. to receive and file the request of the Park and Recreation Commission
that the City Council endorse Proposition 1, the State Beach, Park,
Recreational and Historic Site Bond Act on the June 4, 1974 Ballot
following such endorsement at the last meeting. Post, Barks.
So ordered.
3g. to receive and file the recommendation of the Park and Recreation
Commission that the Towne Hall Committee remain a separate entity
and not become an official City committee. Post, Barks. So ordered.
3m. to refer to the staff a request for permission to keep four dogs,
�'` four- rabbits, four chicks and two dueks filed by the Olsenyfaifiily,
1.0,v/four-rabbits,
1868 Valley Park Avenue. Post, Barks. So ordered.
Note: Mayor Post suggested that if a member of the Council has any
questions regarding matters placed on the Consent Calendar and
the action recommendedby the staff it should be discussed with
the City Manager before the Council meeting so that the purpose
of the Consent Calendar can be preserved.
to approve a Joint Powers Agreement between the Cities of Manhattan
Beach and Redondo Beach to provide for a final design and
implementation plan of respective transportation needs for their
utual advantage and concern with the understanding that there is
no commitment of funds by this Council, and authorize the Mayor
and the City Clerk to sign on behalf of. the City. Widman, Post.
Sorotdered .
City Council - Non -Agenda:
a. Councilman Widman reminded the audience that the next meeting of
the Council on June 4th was the date of the Primary Election and
hoped all voters would take advantage of opportunity to vote.
AAt his request the Council endorsed Proposition 2, the Clean Water
Bond Act of 1974. (Widman, Doerfling - So ordered)
b. Councilman. Widman asked the Mayor to consider the possibility of
a subcommittee of the Council to review legislativeproposals
and League bflCaliforn aaCities Legislati.veeBulletins to keep the
Council and the public aware of, situations and possible action by
City to endorse or oppose certain proposals. Mayor Post asked
that this be made an agenda item on June 4. - VIZ
c. Councilman Widman requested that staff develop the necessary
documents to increase the size of the BZA to seven members and
also any necessary changes in ordinances to shift the responsibility
for the determination of legal land uses from the Planning
Commission to the BZA in order to allow the Commission greater
time for planning. Councilman Doerfling asked that this be run by
the BZA, Planning Commission and Housing Advisory Committee for
their comments. To be placed on June 4 agenda if possible. -4
d."+. Councilman Barks informed the staff that he had gotten a call
from Mr. George Priamos saying that City is not enforcing the
bnekhogr limit parking zones on PCH between 14th and 17th Streets
9 a.m. to 9 p.m. City Manager said he had told Department Super-
visor about this and it should have been corrected by now.
Cousicilmaf Barks
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e. Councilman Barks asked City Manager about his request for a
report on Assembly Bill 1588. City Manager said he would provide.
f. Councilman Barks asked about the lobbying ordinance City Attorney
had been directed to prepare. City now has copy of ordinances
adopted by San Diego and Los Angeles - no general law city has ever
adopted such ordinance. Lobbying also included in Proposition 9
on June 4 ballot. Attorney's office "holding" until after June 4,
meanwhile trying to get usable definition of "lobbyist", which is
major problem when not applying to state legislature or county
board of supervisors. Council asked to see copy of San Diego's
ordinance.V
Mayor Post reminded those present that Friday, May 24, 1974 is
Youth in Government Day and encouraged participation.
6. to waive further reading. Widman, Doerfling. Carried. A11,0,0.
and
to introduce Ordinance No. N. S. 490, entitled: "AN ORDINANCE OF
THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEAC , 1'_ , AMENDING ORDINANCE NO.
N. S. 486 RELATING TO POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE DESIGN REVIEW BOARD."
Widman, Doerfling. Carried. Ayes, Doerfling, Tyson, Widman.
No, Barks, Post. Absent, none.
7,,/,to approve a Grounds Maintenance Agreement for the maintenance
of the grounds of the Los Angeles County Public Library located
at 550 Pier Avenue to commence on July 1, 1974 and terminate on
June 30, 1979 and authorize the Mayor and the City Clerk to sign
on behalf of the City. Post, Doerfling. Carried.. All,none,none.
8. Non -Agenda Items from Audience 15:M.inute Discussion Period:
19:05 p.m.
a. Ms. Jo Ann Echols, 331 - Street, asked what happened to the
newspaper recycling program referred to the Improvement commission
and recommended by them to staff. City Manager outlined program
'of public education City is planning. Council again asked for
ordinance making trash belong to refuse contractor (have not yet
been able to find such an ordinance in effect to use as example
of how to do this) and a�skedna bodtnancordi.nance making it mandatory
to separate garbage and paper when putting into trash containers.
b.? Mrs. Aury Morris, 1816 Hermosa Avenue, said Palm Drive in her area
is a regular slop bucket row with uncovered trash cans out all day
and allnntight and being knocked over because there is obviously
no dog control in this city.
c. Mr. Joe Diaz, Chairman of the Sister.City Committee, asked what had
happenedhto his May 7 request for funds to bus children to Loreto
for Student Exchange Program which was referred to staff. Mayor
asked if City could properly appropriate funds for suchaa purpose,
and city Manager said he would talk to Mr. Diaz during the next
day or two.
At—Action - to give conceptual approval if such an appropriation is
d::e'I g ly possible. Barks, Doerfling. So ordered.
Jim Rosenberger, 156 - 1st Court, said that as a renter he did not
know there was an ordinance forbidding trash containers off
private property except during trash pick-up hours. Suggested that
a list of rules and regulations be "stuck on" trash containers in
order to spread the word to persons not property owners and there-
fore not billed by trash contractor or receiving Newsletters.
e.
f. Jim Rosenberger also asked W.hW parking meters downtown are enforced
after closing hours of all businesses except restaurants, bars and
motion picture theatre, stating that these businesses were injured
by this situation. Councilman Widman said Downtown merchants were
going to be coming up with some solutions.
g.
Mrs. Wilma Burt, 1152 - 7th Street, said school sites are not
going to be abolished overnight and felt it was a disservice to
people to frighten them by spreading the thought that schools
would be closed and property sold overnight.
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Non -Agenda Items - Audience (cont'd)
h. Don Baxter, 534 - 3rd Street, suggested that trash cans that are
inadequate should be picked up by refuse contractor.
i. Don Baxter also stated that a stop sign located at Second Street
and Ardmore Avenue tended to blend in with the scenery and this
caused hazard - suggested a flashing red light. council agreed.
j. Don Baxter also pointed out city's lack of tennis courts and
suggested that 6 foot poles be placed on school ground basketball
courts with upper half for volleyball net and lower half for
tennis court net.
k. Mr. James Holbrook, 117 Prospect Avenue, said dog control problem
is getting worse.
1. Mr. Holbrook also said he saw very few people using the parks the
city has now, and suggests city make sure parks arejgoing to be
used before spending money on them.
m. Mr. Holbrook pointed out that red curbs for 15' at every PCH,.
intersection would omit 60 feet of parking space every time.
r�. Mr. Dick Holm'gren,;%440 - 2nd Street, commended Council for taking
some action to preserve open space on school property.
o. Mr. Herb Besant, 2207 PCH, reminded Council that he wanted them
to hire students as litter bug monitors for summer season.
p. Mrs. Delma Peery, 720 - 8th Street, said she had been told by
City that green curbs were not allowed, but. DMV says they are
used throughout California. Says people do not pay attention to
parking limitation sign in front of her place of business and
again requests, green curb.
q. Mr. Bill Kollins, 517 - 2nd Street, told council if they want to
have more area of parkland don't permit any more high rise. We
got toogthany darn people here now.
r. Mr. A. G. Isgreen pointed out that he had not been given an
opportunity for rebuttal following testimony related to his
appeal from the Planning Commission's denial of his application
for a zone change, and that he resented not being able to reply
to misstatements made by awmemb?ereof thetaounc Acarid-awthembei�.eoflie:
th'euPlanring Commission, which he then rebutted.
s. Councilman Barks informed the council that he had invited a speaker
who had come all the way from the San Fernando valley to speak
about Proposition 9 on the June 4 Ballot. Mayor. Post noted that
it was now 10:45 p.m. and the 15 -minute discussion period had
lasted for 40 minutes - plus fact that there were many people in
the audience who had been waiting since 7:30 p.m. for the next
item on the agenda. It was agreed that the Conccil would hear
Mr. Barks' guest following the next regular item.
9. that the City Council in principle indicates its opposition to
paving of the beach and that a two-year moratorium be established
so that the City may try all possible alternate bicycle path routes,.
and to direct the staff to proceed in a reasonably expeditious
manner on proposed alternate bicycle paths on Hermosa Avenue,
Ardmore Avenue and Valley Drive, and that these recommendations
be referred to the Planning Commission for consideration as part
of the Circulation Element of the General Plan. Doerfling, Post.
Carried. All, none, none.
Note: It was understood that the Ardmore Avenue bike path proposal
would be included with the alternate proposals provided by
staff for trial implementation and consideration by the
Planning Commission, as submitted by Warren. Miller.
Council also agreed with Roger Johnson that before these
alternate bike paths were implemented they should be VERY
CAREFULLY worked out so that they will not be destined to
fail due to lack of cthougrhtfjui.aaplannng in advance to' head
off problems.
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Mayor called brief recess at 11:30 p.m. and called meeting back to
order at 11:40 p.m.
Xtra. Mr. Robert B. White, San Fernando Valley Area representative
of the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor AFL-CIO presented
views opposing Proposition 9, Political Reform Act of 1974, at
it invitation of Councilman Barks.
10. Councilman Doerfling asked City Engineer to provide one or two
other plans aside from one-way streets for the north Hermosa
Beach area, providing cul de sacs and discouraging non -neighbor-
hood traffic. Would like then to get together with residents
to discuss prior to transmitting to Planning Commission for
consideration as part of Circulation Element of General Plan.
11. to adopt Resolution No S. 3305, =ntitled: "A RESOLUTION OF
THE CITY COUNCIL OF T'E CITY 0 - OSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA,
AUTHORIZING THE FILING • AN APPLICATION ON BEHALF OF THE SOUTH
BAY REGIONAL PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEE FOR A REGIONAL
COMMUNICATIONS ACTION GRANT". Post, Widman. Carried. All, 0, 0.
and
to appropriate $2,403.00 from the Revenue Sharing Fund for the
hard -cash matching of funds requirement to participate in the
proposed "Phase II - South Bay Regional Communications Project".
Doerfling, Post. Carried. All, none, none.
12. to waive further reading. Post, Barks. Carried. Al1,none,none.
and
to introduce Ordinance . N. S. 491, ntitled: "AN ORDINANCE OF
THE CITY OF HERMOSA BE CH, CALIFO, REPEALING ORDINANCE NO.
N. S. 112, AMENDING CHA , 'BUOEDaNGS", CHAPTER 11, "ELECTRICAL
CODE AND APPLIANCES", CHAPTER 17, "LICENSES", AND CHAPTER 24,
"PLUMBING CODE" OF THE CITY CODE RELATING TO OWNER -BUILDER
BUILDING AND/OR IMPROVING." Post, Widman. So ordered. .Z 6AL-
14. to approve a three year policy for Umbrella Excess Liability
Insurance effective June 1, 1974 at a premium rate of $1,575.00_
✓'�
for ae__ limit of . (Did not hear which premium and/or
which limit -- please advise) Post, Barks. Carried. A11,0,0.
15. to receive and file the City Treasurer's Report for the month of
Apr117-1974. Doerfling, Post. So ordered.
16. that Demandsaandt Wernant-soNos3613642athrol:Sgh 137237 _dated May 21,
1974, in the amount of $31,130.48 be approved and Warrants drawn
to pay same; that Demand and Warrant No. 13724, dated May 20,
1974, in the amount of $90,643.52.be approved; and that Warrant
No. 13678 be declared Void. Post, Doerfling. Carried. All, 0, 0.
Adjournment - 12:05 a.m. 5/22/74 - to next regular meeting, Tuesday,
June 4, 1974, 7:30 p.m. - Council Chamber, city Hall.
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City of Hermosa Beach
AGENDA - CITY COUNCIL MEETING -- Tuesday, May 21, 1974 - 7':30 p.m.
Council Chamber - City Hall
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE-
A.
LLEGIANCE-A. JOINT PUBLIC HEARING/ - CITY COUNCIL/HERMOSABEACH'REDEVELOPMENT
AGENCY. (Separate Agenda attached)
APPROVAL OF MINUTES - Regular Meeting of the City Council, May 7, 1974.
PUBLIC HEARINGS:
1. PUBLIC HEARING - APPEAL OF DENIAL OF CHANGE OF ZONE BY PLANNING
COMMISSION - MR. A. G. ISGREEN, APPLICANT - Appeal dated April 26,
1974; m16ormation for City Council received. May 7, 1974 from
Mr. Isgreen; Memorandum dated May 1, 1974 from Planning Commission;
Planning Commission Resolution P.C. 154-961, adopted April 22, 1974;
Analysis dated April 4, 1974; Preliminary Environmental Impact
Report, dated April 4, 1974; Application for zone change received
March 25,.1974; Resolution BZA 154-127, adopted by Board of Zoning
Adjustment, March 18, 1974 letter in' support of zone change,
eeceaved May 16, 1974 from Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tibben,
1039 - 8th Street. 4.�`. �,-= �..,.,�t`` �!� r.: -„,A:), N`P-.e2C !Ff-��"'.ra�.�-r,ni //,)-0 —7
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2. PUBLIC HEARING WEED ABATEMPROGRAM, 1974 -75. --For confirma-
tion of Resolution No. N. S. 3304, adopted May 7, 1974.
3 CONSENT CALENDAR: All matters listed below will be enacted by
one motion as suggested by staff, with the Unanimous%consent of
the city council. There will be no separate discussion of these
items unless good cause is shown -b yiarmembeneofiithe Council prior
to this vote.
a)\ Dog Control Ordinance - Memorandum dateddMay 15, 1974 from
the Hermosa Improvement Commission; memorandum dated
September 27, 1974. from Improvement Commission; Memorandum
dated September 13, 1974 from J. B. Mirassou, City Attorney.
To receive and file.
(b) Once -a -Month Trash Collection - Memorandum dated May 16, 1974
fr from Rod Merl, Environmental Control Officer. To receive and
file.
(c) Request for Closure of Palm Drive between Pier Avenue and
14th Street on May 26, 1974;- Memorandum dated May 14, 1974
from Edward T. Putz, Assistant City Engineer;. memorandum dated
daredMayy,144,'1974 from Lt. Richard Combest, Police Department;
memorandum dated May 15, 1974 from J. F. Geonetta, Captain,
Fire Department. Torgrantopernission.
(d) Parking rg Meter Problem CityYParkt. 1q Lo't"D" - Memorandum
dated May 15, 1974 from Donald J. Blackwell, Parking
Supervisor. For approval of recommendation.
equest for Allocation of Survey Funds = Park and Recreational
Facilities - Memorandum dated April 26, 1974 from Park and
Recreation Commission. To refer to staff.
(f) Proposition 1, the State Beach, Park, Recreational and
Historic Site Bond Act - Memorandum dated April 26, 1974 from
Park and Recreation Commission. To receive and file.
(Endorse.by City council,meeting of May 7, 1974)
(g)
Towne Hall Committee - Memorandum dated April 26, 1974, from
Park and Recreation Committee.. To receive and file.
Bicycle Motoa-Cross Course - Recommendation dated April 26,
1974 from Park'and Recreation Commission. To approve
request to Hermosa Beach School District to enter into Agree-
ment for use of 5ibutbeastdcetnOrubT Hermosa View School Play-
ground on interim basis.
City Council Agenda - May 21, 1974 -2-
Consent Calendar
(Continued):
Request for City use of South School Playground - Memorandum
dated April 26, 1974 from Park and Recreation Commission.
To enter into agreement with Hermosa Beach City School
'District for use of playground at South School.
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City Park Land and Park Land Standards - Memorandum dated
May 15, 1974 from Rod Merl, Environmental Control. Officer.
To receive and file.
Possible sale'of surplus School Property - Memorandum dated
May 10, 1974 from Rod Merl, Environmental Control Officer.
To receive and file.
Traffic Petition, 600 Block - 24th Street - 'ReceiveduMaya896
1974 bearing 20 signatures; Memorandum dated May 16" 1974
from Edward T. Putz, Assistant City Engineer. To refer to
City Engineer.
Request for Permission to Keep Four Dogs andVour Chickens
and Two Ducks - Letter dated May 6, 1974 from Rick Olson,
Jane Olson and Family, 1868 Valley Park Avenue. Refer to
staff.
Request to Keep Observation Beehive -:Memorandum dated
May 9, 1974 from Rod Merl, Environmental Control Officer.
To grant approval.
Red Zones at Intersections on Pacific Coast Highway - Requested
by Councilman Barks at Regular Meeting of May 7, 1974.
Memorandum dated May 14, 1974 from Edward T. Putz, Assistant
City Engineer. To approve painting all corner curbs on
Pacific coast Highway north of Pier Avenue red for a distance
of fifteen feet.
Second Street One -Way - Memorandum dated May 14, 1974 from
Edward T. Putz, Assistant City Engineer. To receive and
file.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS AND REPORTS - CITY COUNCIL:
4. PROPOSED JOINT POWERS AGREEMENT - BEACH: CITIES TRANSPORTATION
STUDY - REVISED VERSION CALLING FOR NO COMMITMENT OF FUNDS -
Memorandum dated May 10, 1974 from Councilman Steve Nordeck,
City of Manhattan Beach. Presentation by Mayor Post.
5. OTHER MATTERS - City Council.
CITY COMMISSIONS, BOARDS AND COMMITTEES:
6. DESLG -REVIEW BOARD - PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO ORDINANCE NO.
/N S. 48 ''- Continued from regular meeting of May 7, 1974 for
review.. ( �!/, 11,
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS :r.
7. COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES, DEPARTMENT OF REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT -
GROUNDS MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT, PUBLIC LIBRARY - Letter dated
February 27, 1974 from Victor Adorian, Director; memorandum
dated March 5, 1974 from John P. Reynolds, Public Works
Superintendent.
8. NON -AGENDA ITEMS FROM AUDIENCE - FIFTEEN MINUTE DISCUSSION PERIOD.
(Anyone wishing to call the attention of the City Council to a
matter not listed on this agenda or covered by previous corres-
pondence is invited to do so at this time.
City Council Agenda - May 21, 1974
MUNICIPAL MATTERS:
9. PROPOSED BIKE ROUTE ON VALLEY DRIVE - Memorandum dated May 15,
1974 from Edward T. Putz, Assistant City Engineer.
10. NORTH END ONE-WAY STREET SYSTEM AND CUL DE SAC PROGRAM - Oral.
Presentation by Gerald P. Taylor, City Engineer.
11. APPLICATION ON BEHALF OF SOUTH BAY REGIONAL PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS
COMMITTEE FOR REGIONAL COMMUNICATIONS ACTION GRANT - Proposed
resolution - for adoption. /Vac Naf, �33oS
12. OWNER -BUILDER BUILDING OR IMPROVING - Proposed ordinance covering
one or two-family dwelling. Continued from regular meeting of
May 7, 1974. , ®, /Uxfa
13.' CITY MANAGER - Miscellaneous Reports.
14, EXCESS LIABILITY INSURANCE RENEWAL - Memorandum dated May 14,
1974 from Mary Stonier, Finance Director.
15. CITY TREASURER'S REPORT - April, 1974.
16., DEMANDS AND WARRANTS.
ADJOURNMENT