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Home My WebLink AboutCC MINUTES 1965 12 06479 MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING TUSTIN CITY COUNCIL December 6, 1965 I. CALL TO Meeting called to order at 7:44 P.M. by Mayor Mack. ORDER II. PLEDGE OF Led by Mayor Mack ALLEGIANCE · III. ROLL Present: Councilmen: Mack, Klingelhofer, Coco, Ring, CALL Miller Absent: Councilmen None Others Present: City Administrator, Harry Gill City Attorney, James Rourke City Clerk, Ruth C. Poe City Engineer, Jack Carlsen Plan. Director, E. Haworth IV. APPROVAL OF Moved by Klingelhofer, seconded by Ring that minutes MINUTES of November 15th meeting be approved as mailed. Carried. . V. .PUBLIC 1. Zone Change 65-143-Associates Funding HEARINGS To permit a change of zone from R-3 to C-1 on property located at Newport Avenue and Sycamore (Freeway off- ramp) - re-advertised hearing. Hearing opened at 7:45 P.M. Background and Staff Report presented by Mr. Haworth. Mr. C. Arthur Nisson spoke representing applicant. Moved by Miller, seconded by Ring that recommendation of the Planning Commission for denial of zone change 65-143 of Associates Funding be upheld and change of zone be denied. Carried by roll call - Ayest Ring, Miller, Klingelhofer. Noes: Coco and Mack. 2. Zone change. 65-148 - City of Tustin To permit a change of zone from C-2 to C-1 on the property located on the Southeast corner of Lagtuna ioad and Newport Avenue, Tustin. Moved by Rin , seconded by Kllngelhofer that zone change 65-148 be referred back to the Planning Commission. Carried unanimously. 3- Amending Ordinance No. 157 - Parking Require- ments continued from November l5th Meeting To consider amending sections of the Zoning Ordinance, regarding parking requirements in Residential Zones. Hearing opened at 8:27 P.M. Requirments and Staff Report presented by Mr. 480 December 6, 1965 Page 2 - Council Moved by Miller, seconded by Coco that amendments to the Zoning Ordinance regarding parking require- ments be approved as recommended in Resolution No. 799 of the Plarming Commission and City Attorney directed to draft an ordinance for reading at the next regular meeting. Motion carried unanimously. Moved by Coco, seconded by Miller that remainder of amendments regarding parking requirement definitions as set forth in Resolution 800 of the Planning Com- mission be referred back to the Planning Commission for further study and recommendations. Carried. VI. OLD 1. Ordinance No. 297 BUSINESS "An Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Tustin, California, approving Zone Change on Ap- plication No. ZC65-147 of the City of Tustin. Moved by Coco, seconded by Miller that Ordinance No. 297, approving Zone Change on Application 65-147 have first reading by title only. C~rried unanimously. 2. Ordinance No. 296 - Red Hill Center Annexation 'An Ordinance approving the Annexation of Certain Uninhabited Territory designated Red Hill Center Annexation to the City of Tustin, California. Moved by Klingelhofer, seconded by Ring that Or- dinance No. 296 approving Red Hill Center Annexa- tion have second reading by title only. Carried unanimously. Moved by Coco, seconded by Miler that Ordinance No. 296, approving Red Hill Center Annexation to the City of Tustin be passed and adopted. Carried by roll call - Ayes Mack, Klingelhofer, Coco, Miller, Ring. Noes= None. Absent None. 3. Ordinance No. 298 "An Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Tustin, California, changing motor speed limits on First Street between Newport and Red Hill Avenues, Tustin, California. Mr. Robert Lewis spoke on behalf of the First Street Area residents. Moved by Ring, seconded by Klingelhofer that Ordinance No. 298 with change from 30 MPH to 25 MPH be read by title only. Motion carried. Mr. Coco voting No, Moved by Miller, seconded by Klingelhofer that Ordinance 298, changing motor speed limits on First Street between Newport and Red Hill Avenues have second reading by title only. Carried- Mr. Coco voting No. Moved by Miller, seconded by Ring that as a safety measure Ordinance No. 298 be adopted as an Urgency Ordinance, Carried by roll call. Ayes= Mack, Miller, Klingelhofer, Ring. Noes Coco~ Absent= Nons City x~% ~.~T ~'t~s~ed ~o Inves~!ga~e possibility 481 December 6, 1965 Page 3 - Council Mr. Dudley Wright spoke on behalf of applicant. Moved by Klingelhofer, seconded by Miller that applicant be granted access rights for two drives as requested. Motion carried Ayes: Mack, Klingelhofer, Miller. Noes Ring, Coco. 5. Petition regarding non-conforming use on North side of First Street approximately 140' West of "B" Street. Petition signed by 33 area residents protesting new trucking firm at above location was filed with the Council. ' Mr. Jerome Kidd spoke on behalf of area residents. Moved by Ring, seconded byCoco that petition of protest be referred to the Planning Commission for investigation. Carried. VII, NEW BUSINESS None. VIII. REPORTS AND 1. Report presented regarding compensation for OTHER councilmen in General Law cities. BUSINESS Moved by Ring, seconded by Coco that City " Attorney beldirected to draft an ordinance regarding AB 734 carried. 2. Storm drain Deficiency-McFadden & Myrtle. Moved by Miller, seconded by Ring that the City Administrator and Engineer proceed with recom- mendation #2 to remove and reconstruct ap- proximately 100 L.'F. of curb on the North side of McFadden from Myrtle to the catch basis Easterly of Myrtle at approximate cost of $500.00. Carried. 3. Fire Chief's Report on AB 2317 Mayor appointed Councilman Klingelhofer as a Council representative to contact Mr. D. Boatwright of the Contra Costa County Fire Commissioners Association to investigate the forming of a statewide Fire Commissioners Organization. 4. Mosquito Abatement Representative. Moved by Ring, seconded by Coco that Councilman Clifton Miller be appointed for the next two year term of office ending December 31, 1967 as Tustin's representative on the Mosquito Abatement District. Carried. 5. Payment of Demands, ,~ved ~Ty ~i:g~ seconded by Y~in~elhofer that ........ ~, amount of ~48, .5~ b~ '7' December 6, 1965 Page 4 - Council CORRES- 1. Commendation - Officer James Hein. PONDENCE City Attorney directed to draft a Resolution of Commendation for Officer Hein of the Tustin Police Department on his election as President of the December 17th Graduating Class of Orange County Peace Officers Academy. 2. Census -- 1966 Moved by Klingelhofer, seconded by Miller that the City Administrator be authorized to proceed with an enumeration census in 1966. Carried . 3. Tree Planting Service, Rotary Club. City attorney directed to draft a Resolution commending the Rotary Club for their tree planting services. 4. Leave request - Mayor Mack. Moved by Miller, seconded by Klingelhofer that Mayor Mack be granted permission to be absent from the state from December 12th thru December 17th. Carried. Meeting adjourned to a Personnel Session. Present were City-Council, Administrator, Attorney and Clerk. X. ADJOURNMENT Moved by Ring, seconded by Miller that meeting be adjourned. Carried. Mayor 483 City of Tustin Demands December 6, 1965 Demand No.. Paid to the order of: Description Amount 0746 Bank of America Nov. 151 Payroll ~ ~3,523.55 0747 Tustin Chamber of Comm. Promotion Commerce Activities 7-1 to 9-30 2,040.00 0748 R. Poe,Petty Cash Supplies Reimb. 24.08 0749 U.S. Post Office Postage meter 63.25 0750 Duane J. Ring Fina~ payment - League 0751 A.J. Coco of Calif. Cities 10-65 80.95 " " 56.50 0752 Gerald C. Mack ,, 63.29 075~ Harry Gill " " 77.49 075 Bank of ~erica Nov. 30 Payroll 14,194.85 0755 Carl Entenmann & Son Tustin Seal Jewelry 9.61 0756 Tustin Office Supply Supplies 65.06 0757 Tustin Water Works Utility 117.85 0.758 Calif. Physicians' Serv.Empl. Health Ins. 46~.89 0759 R.L. McCollum Equip. Ref. Business Lic. 25.00 0760 Betty Armstrong Rent-I~ovember 160.00 0761 The Newporter Inn Schmitz & wife,Mack 5.40 -0762 Duane J. Ring Council-Nov., League dinner, luncheons 37.90 0763 Gerald C. Mack Council-Nov., Mayor's expenses 150.00 0764 Dr. R. Klingelhofer Council-November 25.00 0765 A.J. Coco " " 25.00 0766 Clifton C. Miller ,, i, 25.00 0767 Donald Hefner P1.Gomm.-Nov. 25.00 0768 Laurentz R. Marsters I, ,, 20.00 0769 Norman Halus " " 20.00 0770 Harry Brand " " 20.00 0771 James Sharp " " 20.00 ,~772 Robert 0ster I, ,, 20.00 0773 Quentin Fleming P&R Comm.-Nov. 15.00 0774 Harold Ball ~, Ii 15.00 0775 Leonard Miller l, ,~ 15.00 0776 Melvin Cohen " " 7.50 0777 Edward Berlng ,, ~, 0779 R. Bornemann Printing 55.64 0780 I. nvestment Bankers Booklet 1.00 0781 Xerox Corp. Copies 169.78 0782 Aloha Florist Fruit-Bacon 13.00 0783 Tustin News Legals, activity cards 246.32 0784 Int. Ins~. Munc.Clerks One Membership_poe 10.00 078~ Renee M. Robbins ~ileage-Sept~0ct.Nov. 2.25 078 Ted B. Adsit P1. Consultant-Oct. 231.25 0787 Sterling Art Supplies 45.66 0788 - James E. Taylor Mileage-Nov. 41.41 0789 VOID 0790 Edward Haworth Mileage-Nov. 46.59 0791 Acme Door Closer Serv. Rebuild door-Police Dept. 22.65 0792 Al's Lock & Key Serv. Change comb.,keys 31.31 0793 Hanson,Peterson,Etc. Auditing quarterly Rep. 400.00 0794 State Comp.Ins. Fund Municipal Empl. 3,000.00 0795 LeGrand &:LeGrand Liab. let al ins. prem. 5,948.65 0796 Buel A. ~.~illiamso~ Exp.& Mileage-Nov. 45.05 0797 U.S. Civil Def. Council ~early Membership 7.50 CONTINUED 484 CONTINUED DEMANDS ISSUED: ~ernand No.. Paid to the Order of: Description !mount 0798 John W. Coffey Mileage &'Exp.-I~ov. $ "37.05 0799 Wm. L. Carnahan ,, , 47.38 0800 V. ess " " O t. ' 0801 Fred V. Brook " " 0802 Lois A. Ault Hileage-Nov~ 4.20 0803 3M Company Int. sheets,copy paper 82.10 0804 Tiernan's Repair Bohn machine 56.43 0805 VOID 0806 County of Orange Ammo, Comm.agreement 41.41 0807 R. Zaborowski Uniform Allowance 10.00 0808 J. Hein . ,, 10.00 I, . 10.00 0809 N. Van Acker ,, ,, 10.00 0810 R. Forguson 0811 Econolite Rep.radar speed meter 21.97 0812 ..'Lou Gerding Studio Prints-Safety Manual 3.00 -. Van Hove Garage Car maintenance(Police) 123.29 0815 Tustin Drug Film,bulbs 12.14 0816 Fed. Comm. Commission Two radio operators lic. ~.00 0817 Oxygen Service Refills, adapters,etc- 838.53 0818 Nat. Fire Pro. Assn. One Subscription 17.00 0819 Engineering News-Record One Subscription 12.00 0820 Santa ~na ingraving One zinc proof 14.56 '0821 B. Wheelock Mileage-Nov. .31.68 0822 Holthe Disposal Trash Collection.Nov. 2,395-20 ~23 Kyo~o Nursery One can cutter 13~27 ~o~4 Blys~one Machinery Rentals 92.29 0825 Int. Conf.Bldg. Officials Sign codes & housing 5.67 0826 L.B. Penhall Co. Ren~a!-saw 174.04 __ 0827 S.Calif'. Edison Co. Energy, flaSher 51.64 0828 Rudd's Tree Service Tree trimming Oct. Nov. 1,084.50 0829 Pierce Dickenson Broom refills 137.92 0830 Conveyor Co. Freight charges 3.0~ 0831 Orange Cty. Electric' Supplies 154~31 0832 Pacific Telephone Utility 436~64 0833 DeSutter Richfield Services-Police cars 32.30 0834 Tustin C~P Wash Nov° Police car washes 66.00 0835 E.J. Ryan M.D. Exam-isenberg-Fire Dept.' 10.00 0836 So. Counties Gas Coo Utility 22.3~ 0837 D & G Auto Parts Wax,cleaner,e~c. 6.46 0838 National Lead Co. Knit rags(cleaning) 10.40 0839 Tustin Auto Parts Hand Soap 1.66 0840 PCIAFC One Membership 15.00 0841 Orange Coast Lumber 60 sign posts 252.72 0842 Hardy & Harper Paving repairs 55-31 :--% 084 Vista Drug Film,b~ bs 8-99 0842 One medical oxyg~ 2.86 V.B. Anderson Co. .......... mam-tL 48,386.59-