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Home My WebLink AboutCC MINUTES 1963 09 03 MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING TUSTIN CITY COUNCIL September 3, 1963 Meeting called to order at 7:31 P.M. by Mayor Doney. Present: Doney, Sheridan, Humeston, Mack, Klingelhofer City Attorney Rourke, present. City Engineer represented by Mr. Wheelock. Planning Advisor Remland, present. Moved by Mack, secondedby Sheridan that Minutes of August 19th meeting be approved as mailed. Carried. CITIZENS" Mayor Doney called on Mr. McKo~ of the Citizens' Committee COMMITTEE to present report. Mc. McKown introduced Mr. McQuaid of REPORT Tiki Lane who presented and read request for and a resolution pertaining to a moratorium on all multiple uses. Moved by Mack, seconded by Sheridan that said report from the Citizens' Committee be received and filed. Carried. Mr~ Sheridan reported findings regarding a Zone Study and Master Plan by an outisde firm and stated that under the State 701 Planning Act, the state would match up to two- thirds of 6ost of a complete city and area study. MORATORIUM Those present speaking against any moratorium were: Mr. Wall of Lincoln & Wall, Orange, Calif. Mr. J. Cochran, attorney, representing a group of property o'wners and businessmen. Mr. Cozad, property owner on McFadden Street. Those speaking in favor of a moratorium: Mr. D. Babbs Mr. M. DeMong Moved by Klingelhofer, seconded by Mack that Mr. Rentland be instructed to obtain names of planning firms suitable to the City needs so that the Council might determine scope of study. Mr. Re~land to report findings to the Multiple Housing committee for recommendations to the Council. Carried unanimously. Moved by Sheridan that Resolution as presented and read be adopted. Motion died for lack of a second. Moved by Mack, seconded by Klingelhofer that until further facts are presented, no moratorium be placed on high density development at this time. Carried by roll call- Ayes: Mack, Klingelhofer, Doney. Noes: Humeston, Sheridan At 9:04 P.M. after consideration of the letter, and proposed resolution of the Citizens' Committee and after all interested persons having spoken, and the two prior motlens having been adopted, Mr. Colgan asked to read a proposed ordinance --- covering the subject matter of a moratorium. The chairman raled that the matter was closed for this meeting, that Mr. Colgan could file the proposed ordinance (which he didl and that the next i%em on the Agenda would be considered. APPEAL Hearing opened at 9:06 P.M. on Appeal of the decision of UP 63-146 the Tustin Planning Commission granting Up applica~on 63=146 MULLANEY of Crawford M. Mullaney, regardiP~ approval of precise plans for construction of PD on property at 1801 S.E. San Jaun Street. Plans, location and surrounding area explained by Mr. Remland and letter of Appeal ar~i decision of Commission read. 2:08 Those speaking against Appeal: Mr. J o Cochran spoke representing owner. Mrs. Pumphry, owner, spoke in own behalf. Mr. Wm. Gray. Mr. B. Hall. Those present in favor of Appeal: Mr. A. Eo McKown Mr. D. Kr. ]% DeMong Mr. C. Engle There being no further cor~,ents or objections, the Hearing was closed at 9:31 P.M. F~oved by Humeston, seconded by Mack that the decision of the Plmnning Commission be upheld with the requirement that the developer furr~ish adequate facilities to handle water flow of 2500 gal. per minute. Carried by roll call. Ayes: Mack, Huneston, Klingelhofer, Doney. Noes: Sheridan 63-126 Hearing opened at 9:58 P.M. on Zone Change application NEWPORT No. 63-126 of Ne~loort Colonial to permit a change of zone COLONIAL from "U" to PD on'property located at the southwest commer of Main and Willi~ms Street, Tustln. Location and use and zoning of surrounding area explained by Mr. Reinland and correspondence read. Those present speaking in favor of change: Mr. J. Wall Mr. B Hall Mr. D. Smith Mr. B. Windolph Those speaking against: Mr. M. DeMong Mr. F. Colgan Mrs. M. DeMong Mr. C. Engle There being no further comments or objections, the Hearing was' closed at 10:17 P.M. Moved by Mack, seconded bY Klingelhofer that Z.C.63-126 be granted and attorney requested to draft a proper ordinance. Carried by roll call, all councilmen voting Aye° 63-127 Hearing opened at 10:24 P.M. on Zone Change Application MUERS 63-127 of George E. Muers to perait a change from 'U" zone to PD zone on lO acres at 15411 Willtams Street, Location and use and zoning of surrounding area explained by Mr. Remland and correspondence ~ead. Those speaking in favor of change: Mr. W. Gray' Mr. CoZad Those speaking against said change: Mr. D. Babbs Mr. F. Colgan There being no further protests or comm~ents, the Hearing was dec].~red c: ~sed at 10:35 P.M. Moved by Klingelhofer, seconded bY Mack that zone change application 63-127 be granted and attorney draft proper ordinance. Carried by roll call: Ayes: Mack, Sheridan, Klingelhofer, Doney. Noes: Huneston. 63-124 Discussion of Zone Change application 63-124 of A. Bernard MUTH Muth to permit a change from "U'~ to PD zone on property located north side of Walnut Avenue, east of Newport continued from Augast t9th meeting. 2O9 Moved by Sheridan, seconded by Mack that ZC application 63-124 rezoning property from "U" to PD be approved and City attorney directed to draft ordinance. Carried by roll call. Ayes: Sheridan, Mack, Klingelhofer. Mayor Doney and Mr. Humeston were ineligible to vote. Meeting recessed for 8 minutes and reconvened at 10:50 P.M. RADIO Moved by Mack, seconded by Klingelhofer that five people DEFENSE be authorized to attend Radio Logical Defense Classes at CLASSES Sunny Hills High School in Fullerton at a total cost not to exceed $25.00 - carried. CIVIL Moved by Mack, seconded by Klingeljofer that C.D Director DEFENSE be authorized to initiate applications for purchase of addi- tinnal emergency equipment for Fire, Police and C.D. at a cost not to exceed $2200.00. Carried. Moved by Sheridan, seconded by Klingsljofer that Resolution No. 671, regarding Civil Defensebe read by title only. Carried unanimously. Moved by Mack, seconded by Sheridan that Resolution No. 671 be passed and adopted. Carried by roll call, all councilmen present voting Aye. AGREEMENT Moved by Mack, seconded by Humeston that Mayor be authorized WITH STATE to sign Cost Service Contract Agreement with the State PERSONNEL Personnel Board, Cooperative Personnel Services. Carried. BOARD Moved by Sheridan, seconded by Humeston that Mayor and City clerk be authorized to execute Sewer Facility Reimbursement Agreement with Sourbland Apartment Corp. Carried Moved by Humeaton, seconded by Sheridan that flood control plans be approved as recommended by the City Engineer. Carried. Moved by Mack, seconded by Humeston that B. Wheelock be grmnted a continuation of overtime to the end of October Carried. Moved by Mack, seconded by Klingelhofer that annual report be received and filed. Carried. Movedby Klingel~ofer, seconded by Sheridan that Resolution No. 672, accepting the imposition of additional Highway Users Taxes and Fees pursuant to Chapter 1852, Statutes of 1963, be read by title only. Carried, unanimously. RESOLUTION ' Moved by Mack, seconded by Klingelhofer that Resolution 672 No. 672 be passed and adopted. Carrie~ by roll call, all CounciLmen voting Aye. Moved by Sheridan, seconded by Klingelhofer that the Board of Supervisors and Mr. H. Bergh, Chairman of the County Street nameing co~nnittee be notified that the City wishes ~o retain the name of Laguna Road on thai portion of the street within the City. Copy to be sent to Mr. Wm. Hirstein and Mr. Alfred C. Bell. Carried. Mr. Wheelock requested to contact the County Highway Department regarding request of San Juan School for crossing guards and curbing. Moved by Klingelhofer, seconded by Mack that Larwin Square Merchants association be granted pemission to hold Teen Dance as requested, subject to the approval of Fire and Police Departments. Carried. Request from March of Dimes to solicit funds in the City referred to the Chief of Police Clerk directed to make eight reservations for Associated Chamber of Commerce Planning Luncheon. Moved by Mack, seconded by Klingslhofer that correspondence be received and filed. Carried. BILLS Moved by Ktingelhefer, seconded by Sheridan that Bills in the amount o~i2g3~bepaid. Carried. CITY OF TUSTIN BILLS, September 3~ 1963: California Physicians Service $ 225.08 John Hancock Mutual Life ins. K1 o2 Harold Pinnell 40.00 Orange Co. Radiotelephone So. 30.00 Orange Co, Insurance Agency 10~90 Santa AnaOffice Supply Co, 30.69 '1 Boyle & Lowry 296.88 : Tiernan's Office Equipment 18.50 ~ The Register 66-1~ Dennis Printers & Stationers 7.68 Economy Office Equipment Co 103.48 Thermo-Fax Sales incorporated 85.90 Harris & Frank ?.80 Seagraves Pacific Corp. 10.45 226 5n Tustin Fire Dept - ~ Carl E~ternnann & ~ 73.62 oon Los Jo~mson 30-79 Tustin Auto Parts 2.85 Business q - E u~pment Co. 11.44 Bob DeSutter Richfield Ser. llg.lO Western State Woodworking 52-00 Pah Stationers 15-39 Auto Service Center 12.5~ Palm Stationers 15.39 Auto Service Center ~ ~ Van Hove & Dean Garage 55.00 " '~ " 7-55 The Tustin News 16,40 R. F. DiCkson Co., inc. 337,50 Hardy & Hatper 530~64 Valley Engineering 460.00 "! Reproduction 21.55 Pearl White (Sewer Rehb~) 925-00 B. L. Vi~eeleck 60.00 County ~ Orange ~ r y & Roads) 449.63 House of Trophies 10.~2 Excelsior Creamery Co. 26.32 Fire Extinguisher Maintenance Co. 6.00 Jerry Sedoo (Lifeguard Set.) 24.50 Tustin Lawnmower & Saw Shop 42.62 Buel A. Williamson 18.40 The Tustin Drug & Variety Ste~e o ~ Eldon Remlara 45.50 Carson & Gelding 129.35 Total $ 5,2~3.5~' Mayor announced that the remainder of the meeting would be for personnel matters only. Moved by Mack, seconded by Sheridan that Fire C~bief's report on exa~.ination and hiring schedule, ana eligibility Lt be accepted~ Motion carried. Moved by Sheridan, seconded by klingelhofer, that meeting be adjourned. ' C~ty Clerk ~