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Home My WebLink AboutCC MINUTES 1969 08 18 MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING TUSTIN CITY COUNCIL August 18, 1969 CALL TO Meeting called to order at 7:30 P.M. by Mayor pro tem Mack. ORDER PLEDGE OF Led by Mayor Mack. ~'~ ALLEGIANCE NVOCATION Given by Councilman Marsterso IV. ROLL Present: Councilmen: Mack, C. Millers Marsters CALL Absent: Councilmen: Coco, L. Miller Others Present: Assistant City Administra~o~ ~an Biankenship City Attorney James Rourke City Clerk Ruth Poe APPROVAL Moved by C. Miller, seconded by Marsters that minutes of OF MINUTES August 4, 1969 be approved as received° Carried° PUBLIC None° HEARINGS 1. ORDINANCE MO.. 444 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING r-- THE TUSTIN CITY CODE RELATIVE TO FEE SCHEDULE FOR SERVICES AT ANIMAL SHELTER. Moved by C. Miller, seconded by Marsters that Ordinance No. 444 have second reading by title only. Carried unanimously. Moved by Marsters~ seconded by C. Miller that Ordinance-Noo 44~, amending the Tust~ City Code relative to fee schedule for services at Animal Shelter be passed and adopted. Carried by r011 call. Ayes: Mack, C. Miller, Marsterso Noes: none. Absent: Coco, L. Miller. 2. ORDINANCE NO. 445 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TUSTIN, AUTHORIZING AN AMENDEE TO THE CONTRACT BETWEEN THE CITY COUNCIL AND THE BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION OF THE CALIFORNIA PUBLIC EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT SYSTEM. Moved by Marsters, seconded by C. Miller that Ordinance No. 445 have second reading by title only. Carried unanimously. Moved by C. Miller~ seconded by Marsters that Ordinance No. 445, authorizing an amendment to the contract between the City Council -- and the Board. of Administration of the California Public Employees' Retirement System, be passed and adopted. Carried by roll call. Ayes: Mack, C. Miller, Marsters. Noes: none° Absent: Coco, L. Miller. I. 1. ORDINANCE NO. 446 - first reading AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 371 RELATIVE TO SPECIAL SPEED ZONES. Council Minutes 8/18/69 Pg. 2 ~'~ ved by C. Miller, seconded by Mack that Ordinance Noo 446 have first reading by title only. Carried unanimously. 2. REQUEST TO BLOCK OFF PORTIONS OF COPPERFIELD AND SANDBROOK DRIVES, AUGUST 31, FRCM 3:30 to 12:00 MIDNIGHT FOR STREET - ~-- PARTY. SCaf£ reports received. Mro Fred Weinstock, resident of Copperfield Drive, stated that this was planned as a get-acquainted block party for 38 families and that they would comply with all safety rules and would block~:off one-half the width of the street. Requested date of AugustSlst was changed to Labor Day, September 1st. Moved by C. Miller, seconded by Marstore that request to block o£ a certain portionof Copperfield and Sandbrook Drives September 1st ~e approved. Carried. Mayor Mack asked the residents to work with the Public Works Department to assure correct use of barricades. 3. APPROVAL OF DEMANDS Moved by Marsters, seconded by C. Miller that demands in ~he amount of ~38,436.83 be approved and paid. Carried. 1. JULY FINANCIAL REPORT .... Mr. Blankenship presented the first monthly revenue and expenditure summary prepared by the AuaheimComputer Center and a report on the recent conversion to this system. 2. FIRST STREET CENTER ISLAND LANDSCAPING Mr. Blankenship reported that due to the lateness in the season for planting dichondra in this divider, it is recommended that dichondra sod be used. Cost of sodding would be approx- imately $2100.00, half of which would be absorbed in ~he budget as previously set forth. Although cost would be approximately $1,000 over the budgeted amount, the cost of maintenance, weeding etc. would be greatly reduced. Moved by Marstots, seconded by C. Miller chat the use of dichondra sod in First Street center island divider be approvsd. Carried. 3. A. B. 32S ~ro Blankenship stated that the Orange County Division, League ._ of Cities is encouraging the Governor to veto this bill which requires that public officials on a local level declare assets. ..... It was the opinion of th& Council that this bill would discourage people from serving thei= local government and that the Council should register a protest with the Governor immediately. Mayor Dro tem Mack directed that a night letter be senE to Governor Reagan protesting A. B. 325. Council Minutes 8/18/69 Pg. 3 4. DEVELOPMENT PREVIEW COMMITTEE Mayor pro tem Mack stated that the New Sign Ordinance and Development Preview Cormuittee will be in effect and suggested that utilization of the Architectural Review Board be auuhorized until new Committee is appointed. Moved by Co Miller~ seconded by Marsters that the Architectural Review Board serve as interim members o= the DevelOpment Preview Con~nittee until regular members are appointed° Car½ied. Mayor pro tem Mack asked that the Council and other interested parties submit names for membership prior ~o the September 2nd connail meeting and that the Council keep in mind the matter of reimbursement of members and if to be reimbursed, in what raannero 5. REPORT ON ACTION AT ORANGE COUNTY LEAGUE OF CITIES EXECUTIVE MEETING OF AUGUST 14, 1969. Mayor pro tem Mack reported that this Council Resolution No. 1017 relative to local control had been read at the League meeting and will be presented as Orange County's Resolution to the State League. Mobile X-Ray Ordinance was discussed and the League is in favor of a uniform Ordinance throughout ~he County and that cities wait for the County to take the first step and then all adopt a like Ordinance to assure this uniformity- 6. Mr. J. Harrison, Recreation Director, reported that he had just artended the Elementary School Board meeting where the Master Recreation Agreement between the City and the School District had been approvedo 7. Mrs. McGeehat of Bent Twig Lane presented ideas to the Council for creating interest in the youth, the future leaders, in government and in seminars condudted by the young peeple with representatives of Government Agencies such as Police, Fire, Communications, Civil Defense, etc., present to answer questions. Mrs. McGeehat felt this would be one way to help channel the energy of the young people away from drugs, pushers and similar activities. Mr. Blanketship stated that he and Mr. John Hardy had been given information on Mrs. McGeehan's ideas by Mayor Coco with a request to explore these ideas and they will be contacting Mrs° McGeehat. Mayor pro tem Mack explained work which has been going on with the youth and [arehis in the City by the Council and the Police Department in conjunction with the schools and the Chamber of Commerce and assured Mrs. McGeehat that she would be contacted and careful consideration given to her ideas° THE FOLLOWING CORRESPONDENCE RECEIVED: 1) Police Department Activity Supmnary for month of July, 1969. 2) Building Department Report for July, 1969. 3) Letters cormtending Tugtin Police Department from A. Oo Beckman and Jo Faulknero 4) Correspondence relative to LAFCO - Senator Schmitz. 5) Appreciation of Tugtin Meadows Association for Council approval of bulletin boards - Thomas Woodruff. 6) Proposed Joint Powers Agreement - K. L. Concannon, Executive Officer, Orange County CrLminal Justice Council. 7) Move to tax Municipal Securi~ics - Municipal Consultants of Galifornia, Inc. Council Minutes 8/18/69 Pg. 4 ~i~ Resolution objecting to Sta~e legislation requiring~- cities Eo provide-expensive new employee benefits - City of Newport Beach, 9) Resolution relative to corps of engineers work on the Santa Aria River - City of Costs Mesa. 10) Announcement of Orange County League of Cities General meeting August 28, 1969 in San Juan Capistrano. 11) Information bulletin re' Joint Computer Operation by 'Cities in Orange County - City of Breao 12) Questionable Zone Classification - editorial from Los Angeles Times° 13) Minutes of Orange County Division of the League of California Cities Executive meeting of~July 24, 1969o 14) League of California Cities - Legislative Bulletin. Moved by Marsters~ secondedby C~ Miller that the Council adjourn to a personnel s~ssion and the Regular Council Meeting be adjourned to Tuesday,. September 2, 1969 at 7:30 PoM. Carried. MAYOR PRO TEM ' ~ ~CITY CLERK