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#INb*TES m: A REGU~m ~ING
OF ~ C~TY COUNCIL OF ~E
CITY flF 11JSTIN, GqLIIqMIMIA
APRIL 7, 1986
The meeting wes called ~o order by Nayor Srs~nke aC 7:04 p.m. tn the
Ctty Coun¢11 Chambers, 300 Cm~ceflntal ~y. The Pledge of Allegiance
vas led by Counctlmn Hoestorey, a~ the Znvocattofl vas gtven by
Count11mia Edgir.
BOLL C~L
Coun¢~ 1persons Present:
Count1 lp~ons lbseflt:
Others Pr~sen~:
Frank H. 6retnke, Mayor
Donald J. Saltarellt, Hayor P~o Tern
Rtchird B. Ed~r
R~ld B.
U~ula E. ~
~rl~ R. ~ay~, Chtef ~ Police
Royl~ A. ~tt~, OtP. of C~. & ~n. S~cs.
Rmild A. ~ult, F~n~e
~p~xtmtely ~ tfl ~ sodtmce
UONS
14iyor Gr~fnke ~ a proclamation ~G~or~ng Keri Hoester~y for hts
any ml~Nr ~tc~ tn ~or ~rm. Mr. hsterey thank~
the ~n~l. M
Hayor Grttnim prssented a prnclamatton to Norm Metzger commending
btm on hts rscent selecttofl as P~stdenC of the tiestmed Gold Club.
14r. I~z~r e~p~ss~d I~is thenks ~o the Counc~1. 84
3. SMUEL LYQNS - commm S~XVIC~
Hr. I.~onc eloqu~tly t~aflked the Counctl. H~ the~ ~ntroduced
Ernest £1chlepp, n~ prestd~t of Reason 6utck Company. 84
Hayor Gretnke announced the follOW'lng excursions and events:
Las Vegas Turnaround, Apr11 26 and 27, 1986
Catallna Crutse and Tours, May 17, 1986
E1 CamJno Reel Championship Cht1~ Cook-Off, June 1, 1986
TusCan Htstor4cal Soctety Tenth Anniversary Victorian Garden Pa~cy,
Hay 4, 1986
General ~4un~c4pel Elec~on, Apr~l 8, 1986
· CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
Page 2, 4-7-86
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~l staff r~ ~ r~gt~ ~ pr~ by the C~dtty
~, p~r~ by the C~ntty Develo~t
~e publlc h~ ~s o~ by ~yor Gretnle at 7:25 p.m. ~ere
~ m ~ke~ m the rotter, a~ t~ ~bllc ~a~ng ms close.
it ms th~ mv~ by Edglr, $~ by K~n~y, ~:
1) Dt~ gaff ~ mk. ~pr~ate ~ang~ ~ the B~tng Corri-
dor defta~tt~ (terence Page 10, ft~t p~ragraph);
2) ~t~ gaff ~ s~ the E~ste~ ~dor m a11, f~ure ~u-
~ as r~tly ag~ u~ by Tusttn and
3) Dt~ ~aff ~ ~fl~t ~e ~rr~ status ~ ~tghts f~ John
~ M~ (~fe~ce P~ge 11, l~g paragraph); and
~ C~tty O~el~t 0tr~or pr~t~ the staff r~o~ and
p~l~ by t~ C~ntty 0evel~ O~t. ~e Otrector
~ke FteTds, 37~ ~rk~ ]~, [~ne, ~ke tn favor of G~eral
Plan ~t
~e~ ~ no other sp~ke~ m the ~tter, a~' the publlc hearlng
~s clos~ ~ 7:36
[t mS mv~ bff Saltare11~ s~ b~ Edgar, to ~pr~e ~eral
Pl~ ~t ~Zc m tn. b~lS that It ls -tn the public
~t" ~ brtngt~ I htgh~uallty ~tcal ~re factllty I~o Tusttn.
tn ~e to C~nctlmn H~te~y, the C~n~ty 0evelo~t
0t~or stat~ that the ~y ts pr~ently approv~ as an
aM~t ~o3~t.~r long-tern ~ ~-transt~t ~tal ~cupancy.
Zf chang~ to ~bllc & [nst4tuttonal (P&Z), all us~ Gld r~utre
a ~ttt~il Use P~tt (~P). ]f the ~spttal cmve~K the
~a~ts f~ long-tern ~cu~ncy ~ s~-tem transt~cy for
~tMtt~ ~t~cy, tt Gld ~nsttt~e a ~ange ~n ~e ~u4rtng
a use pe~t~ ~t~ ~unctl c~ld app~ or d~y, a~ ~uld be
vt~ as a violation M 1ts p~s~ ~p~ la~ use. Transtency
ts noilly constder~ up to 30 days. H~els/~els a~ n~ sup-
~sK ~ ~c~ ~at ~ mst ~y a trans4~t ~upancy tax for
S~Ch,
~e C~ntty 0evelo~nt D~r~tor rKpond~ to Counc~t quKt~ons
r~a~tng R-3 vs. P&] ~ne ~ulattons. He n~ that ~f the ~s-
pttal h~ a~ tnt~tt~ of ust~ the p~pe~y for residential-type
pu~os~ ~ch as sm~-te~ or ~tpatteK, they auld
Zn response to the Hayor, Hr. Ftelds p~vtd~ a prellmtna~ ttm~
t~le of ~ developmnt plans for sub3~t prope~y ~11
b~ug~ back to Count11.
;y COUIKIL #INUTE$
Page 3, 4-7-85
¢oun¢tlvmaen Kennedy atatnd that there has no~ been any ~os1 assur-
ance the property will narc be used for drog or &l¢ohul rehabilita-
tion. Idhon thy ne~ IxJtldtng wes al~ro~cl, the size of the hospital
actually reduced. The hutldlng no~ betng constructed ts four sto-
ries and ts & modtcal ofl'tce butldtng althuugh many people thtnk
ts a hospital.
14r. Ftelds rlSpOfKInd that the second, thlrd and fourth ~'loors wtll
be it¢I1 oft'tces for phystctaos. The eft'cite
devoted tov~rd iI&ter~ servtcas (one-d~y surgery,
phystcal therapy, all outpatient sorvtces)CO provtdi more o~c-
pattent services. He assurod Councilucmin Kennedy that the hespt-
tel v111 not be reduced further.
CounctlIn Kennedy also expressed concern regarding buildtng
hetght, SHe asked abou~ the possibility of a tonan~ relocation
~rogrI. 14ayor Grotnke expressed opposition CO relucatton bene¢its
n thts tnstencI.
The a.~ to the ma~tos by $altaro111 CO approve Generol Plan
I 86-2c vlth 'the provision that tenants be alloyed up CO
ntne months for rilocatten purposes tf requested
Second.
The ~ to the morton b~ Grotnke to ~prove General Plan
Amenckaent 86-Zc ~tth the provision th&L the applicant sut)mtC
develo~ plan CO Count11 vlthtn 14 mo~chs dted for lack o1' a
second. ' '
Further Count11 discussion followed.
CounctIIn Edgar ClUestloned placing a condition on the geflerol plan
/. The Itty DeviIopment Otro~cor concurred, s~attng
that at Chi General Plan I s~age, nothtng can be done to
cG-.~tttoe I. let, ~ zone chiflbi ~s at the Planning
Cmitsston level .nas~ tlNdtatIly follov, whtch vould then come
Coun¢t1. Reck legislation / allowed couucils co condition zone
changes vri~h the applicant's coflcurroucI. At that point, the Coun-
¢tl cosld condttien such Chtngs as ir of months to vacate the
property, or perhaps a rolocatton package stipulating a month°s
frmo r~n~o Such conditions could be pu~ into the zone change only
tf the hospttal agreed Co same,
The ort91nai .~cton by Saltaro111t seconded by £dgar, to approve
GenerI1 Plan ~nendmen~ 86-2c on the b~sls that it ls 'In the ~b11¢
tn~erosC' by brtnging & high-quality 1t¢al care feciltty into
Tusttn carried 4-Z, Kennedy opposed for r~asons
GENEILiL KNI ~ 86-2e - ]800 ~ JUAN STREET - I~SOLUTZON
NO. 86-42
The start' rapo~ and recommafldatton vero presef~cnd b~ the Coflenuntty
Oevelopmont Otructor as contained in thy triter-cpm dated April 7,
1986, prepared by thy Conenuntty Oevelopment Dapart~nont.
tiayor Grotnke expressed surprtse that at a recent meeting of The
Church'of t. atter Day Saints, no mention wes m~de of Chis proposed
W. He requested that the Director ndvtsa the church htshop
of Council actton on sam.
lqayor Grotnke opened the public heartng at 8:06 p.m. There were no
speakers on the matter, and the pub11¢ hearing vas closed.
Tt vas then moved by ;dgart seconded by Hoestero~, to adopt the
fo1 lowt ng:
RF~LUTZOil NO. M-4Z o A RESOLUTTON OF THE CZTY COUNCZL OF THE; CZTY
OF TUST~No C~LZPORNZA, NiENOZNG THE LAND USE ELI;~ENT OF THE G£NERN.
Carr~nd 5-0. 56
CITY ~OUNCII. #INURES
Psgn 4, ¢-?-86
e
GEIIBML PUd AIENDflE]IT 86-~f
LUTIOII NO. MM3
The COlluntty 0evelopMfl~ Otrector prisan~ed the s~aff re~or'c and
recammanda~ton as contained in the Inter-corn ~ted Agrtl 7, 1986,
pre~ared I~ the C~mu.t~y Devalol~mt
The public heartng vas opened by Hi,or Grannie it 8:08 ~.~. There
vara no spe~ers on the vattmr, and the publtc ha~rtng wis closed.
Counctlean Ho~Sterey vo~lered hay many other ~lrclls under County
3ur~sdtctton ~ere zoned stngle-f--tl~ bu~ developed as multi°
fmolly, and the pol:mntHal for tt reoccurring tn the future.
It vis than moved by Hoester~ seconded b~ Kannedy, to deny Gen-
eral Plan AmncmanC
Counctl dtscusslofl follovad regarding spot zan~ng tn generat and
rezontng sub;lect ~.-~q~rty to PlJO-Restdant~al o
The mottofl carrted S-O. 56
~ms then moved by Edqart seconded by Saltarellt, to dtrect staff
report har~ to Plannlng ~,11551on aM Co, nc11 (recognizing the
1dca of' PUD) ~lth a zone change recommendation; and t1' necessary.
recmesend a G4fleral Plan Mend~ that would no~ perpe~rata w~at
ts there but have a prec'ctcaltty ot' ec¢,pttng ~hat we can do.
Mo~to, carrted S-O.. 56
No~n: Pursuant to Count11 aC~o~ to any ~eral Plan Mend,~nt
~L"Zf, the follo~flg resolution vas no~ adopted:
RESOUITIOII I~. 86-43 - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIl. OF THE CITY
OF 3USTIN, CALIFORNIA, ~IENOING THE l.AND USE EL£~ENT OF TIE GENERAL
Pt.M POR 13881 TO 1389S 8ROMIIN6. FRO# (SI=) SINGIZ-FAf~II.Y TO (~F)
NULT; -FA#ILY
At Counctlwmwn Kannedy's r~quest, the me. lng vas recessnd to the
Redevnlopmm: Agency i~ 8:19 p.m.
The moettng vas rKo,vi, ed ~t 8:41 p.m. vlth all members present.
VI. PIIILXC INPUT
E~lee~ Sally Vtntng, 400 gist I~atn Street, thanked the Counctl for 1ts
Ktton on ~rch 17, 1986, to discontinue the study on any overlay zon-
trig of H~tn Street. I~yor Gretnke graciously thanked Hfs, V~ntng for
her CMiN,tS.
VII.
CON56m' gnLEm)M
Items 5 and. 6 wire removed frmo the Consent Calendar by Gratnke. and
Itl 10 b.v P4)EStlrlyo It vas than moved b.v Edgar, seconded by Kennedy,
to approve the rmltnder of the Consent Calandar, Carrled 5-0.
1. AI~I~ML OF RIlIU1T. S - I'L~RC~ 7, 1985, ADJGURNED REGULAR ~I~
2. ~ ~ ~ IN ~E ~ ~ $1,325,5~.66
3. ~I~I~ ~ FX~ ~ ~lN - YA~ ~, ~IN W. ~
Dent~ the A~pltci:ton ~o Ftle ~a:e ~]atm and dtrK:K ~he ~1~y
C~e~ to n~t~y clatmn~ a~ clatmn~s ~preen~a~tve o~ such
dKlal, as ~dK by the ~t~y A:to~ey. g
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4. ~IOII I10. 66-44 - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL O~ THE CITY
OF 11JSTIN, CALIFORNZA, SUPPORTING PROPOSITION 43 (Conmunlty Pa~k-
1&rids Act of 1986)
Adapted Resolution No. 86-44 as ~omended by the O~r~tor ~
Commm~t~ and Admtntstrmt~v~ Services. 77
7. IIf. qOLllTlOII ND. ~ - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF 1USTIN, CALIFONNIA, APPROVING Iq. AilS N(D S~ECIFICATIONS FOR BELL
MENCE STORI4 DRAIN EXTENSION AND DIRECTING THE CITY CLERK TO ADVER-
TISE FOR BIDS
Adopted R~soluCton No. 8G-4~ as ~ecmm~ded by the Engineering
Division. 91
8. RF. SI]I. UrION ND. 8~-3~ - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF ~IJSTIN, CA, IN 9JPPONT OF THE REgOTE ACCESS NETHORK OF THE
CALIFORNIA IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM (CAL-ID)
Adopted Resolution No. 86-38 ns reconamnded by the Ch~e¢ of
Pollce. 82
~r~ ~ ~1t~ts~ ~ ~c~s ~g~s ~ galnut Argue
f~ Tra~ ~. 1~15; aM lut~rtz~ ~he ~yor ~ exK~e a
~CclatB ~ for satd ~l~nquts~t, subJ~t to Ctcy
a~val of a plan for sitd ~, as r~d~ by the 0tr.-
COP ~ P~11c ~rks/Ctty ~n~r. ~
No~ S - Fourth of Jui~ Ftrouorks Cou~ract - The
ol~or
~nl~
~nts~ttv. S~tc~ ~p~ to ~yor
G~tnke. th~ staff c~ld att~ ~ n~l~e a ~llty clause for
late ~ ~i~. All ~r~s ~atn t~ ~ ~ton for
Ct~ t~tty~se, h ht~ly c~ ~ S~acula~' past per-
fo~' ~o~ ~. hfl Dt~ Ft~s, ~tch ~s c~tract~ tn ~5.
fo11~ng:
S.
~t~r4ze ~ Ct~y ~nager ~ ~ute ~r~ tn the ~unt
of ~,~ b~ the Ct~ and ~ S~tacular Ftr~s
~gny ~ ~-Gv4de a W~stcal s~ for the ~al F~h
gly Cel~ratt~ as ~~ by 'the C~ntty
~a~t.
The mtt~ ~a~K 6-0. 45;
Consent ~11endm~ Ire No. 6 - E1 C~lno Ra~l CI~onsMp ~1t ~-
o~ - counc11 co~u~ mt~ ~yor Grmtnke's ~u~t Co ~fer thts lt~
to ~tnctde Mth N~ ~stn~s No. 2 (s~ Pa~ 8).
~pr~rtaCe $2,~ f~ the G~eral Fu~ ~ s~ mney for the
Z~ E1 C~no R~I Ch~tonshtp Ch~11 CooK~f~ as ~nd~
b~ ~ R~ton Supertn~.. 4~
Follovlng a question-and anser pertod, tt ~s moved b~ Kenned~ sec-
onded b}, Saltare111, 1;o adopt the following:
10. RESQLUTION NO. 8~-37 - A RESOLUTION OF ~ CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF 1USTIN, CALIFORNIA, RELATING TO THE COHPENSATION OF PART-TIHE
EHPt,OYEES OF THE CITY OF TUSTIN
Car~ed 5-0. 79
VIII. ORDIIINI~ FOR IIITHGgU~IOII
l. CONTING~ CONSIDERATION OF ZONING ~INANC~ ~ NO. 8S-8
PI~IgI~ITION OF TOXIC td~STE ~ STATIONS - OROIIM/I~ NO. gr34
COUNCIL 14INUTES
The ~,,Buntty Oevelopment Otraotor preseoted the staff r~or~ aa
centatned tn h~s tnter-cm dated ~ortl ?, Tg86.
Fran~ 6retnke, Jr,, reprasenttng the Tusttn Chamber of Commrce,
stated that the ChaSer's posttton Is tho ordinance ts not nflded
because adequate protection extsto for the Ctty to prevent enythtng
drasttc rrm I~apentng tn Tusttn, and the tntent of the.laY was not
to aboltsh waste otl. .
Counctlvemn ICenned~ stated that the ordinance was never meant to
tottmtdato ser~tce stattous rrm recycling motor otl. The tdou was
that Tuottn dtd not want to he & reglouei center for toxtc waste.
If Coun¢tl ts hesttent to adopt in ordinance, she suggested
resolution ~tch would lot the enttra county knou that Tusttn wtll
~t tolerate, or go throug~ the use I~mtt pro,ess, for &toxtC
ueato center t n Tustt n o
coucurTed vtth the Chmher's posttton that tf
ho:F-dg~r
,se ,.,et ti. to
HI flit it no~ .tcIsaer~ ~o ~l'la~I II .... -
evir~ use that could ever be peo~oued.
Councllaan Hmter~ stated he was tn favor of the ordinance until
he attainted meottngs of the Chaeber and Orange County Fire Oepart-.
cent and ~earmed that 700 cmmfl c~aetca~s ara ltsted aa hazar-
dous, He noted that thera ts probably ~o bustneSs tn toM1 that
does not heft hezlrdous watartals. He d~d not see ~-,o'~ Counctl
could det'tnltlvety structure en ordinance nou th~c would s~fld
mssege to the county that sa3~ "dou't ever 'cam here."
I~yor Pro Tm Saltarallt coucur~ed ~tth Counctl~mmfl Kennedy. He
stated Tust, fl ts a Sell1 tram, It' ts the only ¢tty dtvtded tnto
t~-- .-+~ ~rvtsoetal districts, and political decisions
.r~..~'"_'~,_--,'..-.'o4. He felt tt ~se that Tusttn go on recor~
tO ~ln(] I1~ In
that ~t does not want certain vastes or transfer stations.
he su~gent~l that Cauacll ask legal staff ~o ~swarch the ar~ ~d
fl~ ~ ~C the State a~ ~ntY p~t, a~ th~ ~aps con-
st~r ~ ~tct~ ~ ~ ~o1~t~ that stat~ c~re ara ce~atn
thtn~ Tusttn ftn~ un~C~C~le,
Af~ fu~h~ discussion, tt wis ~v~ by [dgart s~ond~
~ ~t~ ~ld ~kl Tunttn's p~ttt~ cl~r that tt d~ n~
t~ ~ ~vl i ~xtc ~ste transfer s~tlon ~thtn 1ts c4ty
~t1~ ~t~ ex~ml~ c~cl~ that tf Tusttn do~
a~ms ~ icier ~ a ~l~ai ~sts, ~era rill ~ an 4nceease
tn t11~1 d~t~ of toxtc ~st~. ~c41~n ~n~
~o1~ ~ tll~il ~tng ~lm. She ~ tha~ ~h ~he ~
~ trafftc p~l~ tn the City, Tustt~ ~s ~ unltkely safe s~te
for a ~xtc mate tr~sf~ statlon,
Frank G~tnke, Jr.. mtte~t~ the Ch~tr's ~sttton ~ the
~er.
The mttou carried 5-0.
Note: There Nas no Couflctl actten on the folloutflg ordinance:
ORDINN~[ NO. ga4 - kN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
TUSTIN APPROVING ZONING OROINANC~ N~ENOI~ENT 8S-8 PROHIBITING THE
DEVELOFNENT /glO/OR OPERATION OF TOXIC gASTE TRANSFER STATIONS ~ITH-
IN THE CITY L[MITS
· IX.
CITY COUNCIL ~IWJTE$
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I. ~ I~I~ItlAL$ OISCLO~I~ ~IIOIIIIUI~ & I~ATI~ ~ .
~I~ ~. ~ & ~I~ ~. ~14
~ C~ ~ve]~t Ot~or pr~t~ t~ s~aff ~. He
s~t~ ~ ~s ~ ~h ~ ~er ~ ~e ~ Orange C~y
F~re D~a~ r~t~ the Chef's conce~s. ~e Otr~tor
SCat~ t~t ~ Clty ~ ~e C~nty to ~fo~e f~. C~nct]
~ d~t~ ~h~ tt d~tr~ the ~unty ~ btI; the CtCy or
the ~stn~s~
~yor ~tnke ~ta~ ~ Wst~ton m thl ~Cter. ~yor
~e C~cy ~na~ clar~ft~ th,t thts Is StYe ~ndat~
,~ a Mstt~ ~ ~ ~; ~y for' tr. The ~edHne for ~ect~t
~ thts has
Ft~ ~hall ~ke ~ce s~e ~a~t~ C~ ~m a~ C~ exc~C~on
for ~ka~
It vis t~en roved b~, Sattare11~ seconded by Edg~r. to conCtnue
Chi fo1]ovtng Co Ag~I Z1 and ~o nave SOml lnformCl(m regarding
fees.
OIDIIIRI~ .1~. g~4 - AN OROI~ANCE
T~TIN, ~IF~NIA, ~l~ ~ION
~LI~I~ RE~IR~ ~ ~. R~TI~ ~ ~ OI$~OS~E
~ ~ ~T~I~
~l~ ~. ~4 - A R~I~ ~ ~E CI~ ~IL ~ ~E CITY
~ ~IN ~I~ ~ ~ ~ FIRE ~P~ ~ ~ ~E~Y
~I~ F~ I~I~ ~ E~CZ~ ~ RE~IR~S OF
~A~ ~ ~IF~NIA ~LY 8I~ ~. 2185
~ ~t~ clrrt~ ~0, G~tnke ~sCa~n~.
~yoP G~nke mW ~ Chatr.
It ~s ~v~ by Edgar~ s~d~ b~ 5a]ta~l]t. ChaC O~tnance No.
gM hive
Fo]]~ s~ ~dt~ ~ tttle ~ly of O~tnance No. 966 by ~he
Ctty ~e~,
n~nc~ ~. ~6 ~ p~ss~ ~ ~opC~ ~s roi]M:
~ ~-
T~TIN. ~ONI~ ~ ~N~ ~I~ ~ ~N~ ~NITY/RESI-
DE~I~; ~ C~NI~/~CI~;
W ~N~ ~I~/~NI~ FACILITIES F~ ~E MEA ~D BY:
.D~O~ IN ~ Cl~ ~ ~STIN MO ~ UNZ~R~A~D ~NI-
TIES ~ LW H~I~S ~ C~ HEI~S ~ ~E ~; UNINC~RATED
I~UE~ LINE (~YF~
Roil Cai] V~e:
AYES: Edgar, Gre~nke, Ho~terey, Saltare111
~BS~: N~e
C~C~e only of Ordinance No. 967 by 2he
p ~ aS TOIIO~: .
C~TY COUNCZL HIgu,f.S
P. age 8, 4-7-86
~I~IMIMM~ ND. ~ - AN ORDU~ANCE OF THE CITY COUNCU. OF THE CITY OF
TUSTIN ADOPTING SECT~O~ 3.0 OF THE EAST TUSTIN SPECZF~C ~AN
(SPE¢ZF[C Pt.N~ NO. 8) AND EXHIBIT "C' AS THE LAND USE Pt. AN.
Roll Call Vute:
AYES: ' Edgar, 6retnka, Noextarey, Saltarellt
NOf:S: Kennedy
~BSENT: None
XI.
m.o _m_~_ZNEsS
None°
As recommnded tn the inter-cmn dated ~rtl 1, 19~6, prepared by
the Commmtty Servtces Deplrtm~. t,.tt wis mo.ved
ondnd by Edqar, ~hac a concession ~s approp~ace at COlUmbus /usc~n
snack bet, and to dtroct Community S~vtces staff and CtCy Attorney
to ~o~k togathe~ to assure thg all legal redutremeflts are met tn
tho process of astabllshtng the Columbus Tusl:tn Park Concession
stafld.
Mayor Gretnkl expressed that he thought tho concession stand vas a
~ Idea. HI asked tf the proceeds ~uld go to the onJantzatton
or to the Ctty. The Otrector of Cmmmmtty and Administrative Ser-
vtcas responded that staff ~111 rape~ back on sma. She stated
that the ¢tty cannot preclude duc the contractor wtll do. The
contract does conCatfl a clause-Chat a ce~aJn pe~cefltage of the
monChl~ gross ~11 be patti to the
The macton carrted 6-0. 41
The Ctt~ Manager Mll consult w~th the Ctty Attorney on uheCher
such I p;Gposal requtres open. co.lpettttve btds.
SP~CXAL OBIT IlISlIPJilI~ - allLZ COOg-~'F MO 11~i'1N TTLLER OATS
Count11 considered thts 1tax tn con3oncttofl vlth Consen~ Calesdar
It~ No. 6.
~ Callmiar lam NO~ 6 - El CastleD I~! Chiptmuhtp Chtlt
Cook-Ol'Y- The Recreation Supertutende~t clarified that the seed
money wt11 be repl&ced and then the p~oflts N411 go to the Tusttn
kr~ Sentor Ce~tar Fund, Inc.
lC was moved by Edgart seconded by SaltarellJ., to approve the
following:
60 fl. C~lgO R~L (31~PIONSHIP CHILI CIIK-O'F - aiNIE 1, ISM
Approp~ated $2,000 fr~u the feflerel ~und as seed mane~ ~or
the 1996 El Cmut~o Rexl Chmagtonahtp Chili Cook-Off as
reconmnded by the Recreation Superintendent.
Norton carrted $-0o
Im hstms Itl No. 2 - SNcJil Event Insurance -Chtlt Cook-Off
aM Tustln TlllIr ~ - The Ctty HInager stated that the Count11
should appropriate ~oney for Insurance for the event.
It ~s roved by Gretnket seconded by Edgar, to appropriate $20,000
for insurance for the E1 Caedno Reel Championship Cht11 Cook-Off
and the TustIn Tiller Days events.
FoTlovtn(J further 'discussion, a substitute motion ~es made by
Saltarelltt seconded by Edgar, to continue the matter to April
1986, Carried 5-o. 41
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30 ESTABI.ISIII~IT OF 1~SLZC IF.4fllJl6 DATE - SlllEEF IIIU( (3Lqfl6E FIIOll
~NOIREZ lINe ~1) I'dSTIN RANCH ROAD - ItL~LUFXON NO. 8647
As recameflded ~fl the ~nter-coa dated ~rch 28, X986, prepared by
the Ot.rector o~ Public ~r~s/Clty ~glneer, tr. Nas moved by Edgar,
secoflded bZ Salta~e111, to:
1) Adopt the follow, fig; and
RF.~OLU~IQII NO. 88-47 - A RF~SOLUTION OF THE CiTY COUNCIL OF ~HE
Cl~ OF 11JSTIN, CALIFORNIA, O~-ARING THE INTENTION TO CONDUCT
A PUBLIC HL~RIN6 TO D¢,P. KHINE UHETH~R OR NOT ~0 CHAN6~ THE
D~SZ6NATZON OF JAHBDAE~ ~OAD, ~EN ~ ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND
SANTA ~ IL4ZLROAO RZ~(i' OF ~AY ANO BRYM AVENUE, TO TUSTZN
Z) Estibl~$h the publlc heardflg t~me and date ~o be at 7:00 p.m.
m Hofldty, JqlY 5, 1986.
Cir~ed 5-0. 98
4. ~ OF BID - POLIC~ aNIJNZCATIDIS NOTLOZNO NOOZFTCATZOIS
Btds fo~ subject p~o:lect we~ ~ecltved as folloNa:
UltJmo ~ecaJ Contractors, Oini Point $16.322.00
Sonth ColSt COflstruCt~o~, inc., ri Toro $26,870.00
Oeperbe~t of Zfltertor Coantrvcttofl Co., Zrvtfle $z7,SOO.OO
~4lans & Ulctch Cofltrac~o~s, Senti Aaa · S27,700.00
L~n Frm, ~,w'ml C~trmntors. E1 Toro $Z~.O00.O0
S~s~or~ inte~to~s, ~Ytne $22,6S0.00
~en-Sec~ Associates. inc.. Santa Aaa S31.96S.00
Admus/Nullor7 Co~sCructtofl, SCanton S32.685.00
Tho third btdder ms the lowest Mdder ~o cmu~l~ed ~th all
Ins~ruc~tofls durtng the btdd~ng process. Pursuint '~o ~he recom-
medltlofl contained tn the Intel-cea dated Ap~tl 1, z986, prepared
by the CAter of Poltco, tt wes moved b;y Seltarel~t seconded by
~?_~, to_M.rd the cont_rmc~ for sub3ec~ pro:jeer ~o Oepar~mefl~ o?
An~o~or ~ofls~ruc~o, r~mny, lrvtno. ~n the emoun~ o¢
$X7.SOO.OQ. Cerrted S-O. 82
The meting Nas recessed at ~0:08 p.m. by Hayer Gretnke.
~s reconvefled at lO:Z6 p.mo ~th a11 mmubo~s present.
~e mee~Ing
FOOI~IIU./EASI~R#/I-6 BOTTLE]IECE NMLYSlS & TOLL ~ FEASIBILITY
S~
The Ot~or of ~bl~c ~s pr~t~ ~he s~aff repo~ and rec~-
~a~ofl n ~Catfl~ ~n hts ~nte~-c~ da~ ~rch 26, 19~, no~-
1fig at~ac~s d~crtbtflg the four p~ al~e~attves.
~yor G~tnke sugg~C~ several changu tn the l~er ~tch he fel~
rake TusCtn's ~st~ton rare asse~tve as fo11M:
A]~e~atlve ~2, ~o~ s~Ce~e - "~e c~su~ants s~u]d add,tis
thee p~Ktel lane ~t~s es th~ . . ."
A]~e~e~tve ~3 - "A ~antl~attve ~nt o~ ~11e~ ~o ~ra~tc con-
g~Ct~ sh~ld ~ IndtcaC~ , . ." "~dtC~onal]~, ~he s~u~ ~a~
S~u]d ~d~ss ~ ~dt~tona] tm~c~s . . .
Page.~,. s~o~ perag~oph, ]as~ s~ce- "Vtdefl~.~ ~u]d des~y
the ~s~fl~s ~ntC~ a]oflg thts ~ed~ ~A ~splec~Cs."
Page 2, tht~ pe~agrap~ - "~e A~e~el A]Ce~8~t~ shou]d tnclude
an~ ~gradlng . . ,"
C~flc~]men Edgar sugges~K tha~ the ]eCCe~ as mdt~t~ ~ s~. [n
addition, he suggesc~ Council adopt a ~esoZu~ s~aC~ng TusCtn's
s~o~ ~post~ofl ~o Z~tne 8ou]eva~ and ~u]~On Pa~Na~ as
CITY COUNCZL ~rr4UTES
Page 10, 4-7-86
7e
'sulxr" streets, and opposition to double dKktng Of the I-5/55
It ff~ th~ mv~ b~ 6retnklt s~o~ b~ Edit, to:
1) ~thort~ stiff ~ r~ ~ the 0ran~ ~u~y Trans~8tt~
~sst~ (~C) ~r ~ c~s/c~ce~s ~tltn~ ~n the
1~ dgM ~h 26. 1~. f~ the DJ~or of ~bltc ~s/
Ctty ~gtn~r ~ S~ Gr~e. P~J~ ~nlger. Orange
Tr~s~a~t~ ~sst~ i~ as ~ ~ G~tnke; a~
2) ~zl s~ff ~ p~ a m~se. for st~atu~ W all
s~tftca!l~ glttng ~ctl's pr~e~c, a~
~l~t~ t~ F~hI1T/East~/Z-5 B~l~k ~al~ts and Toll
R~ Fmtbtlt~y Study (i.e.. op~tton to doubl~t~
Z~/SS; o~sl~ton ~ ~nst~ ~ ~ ~11na; opposition to
Z~t~ B~I~I~. 17~ St~t. or ~lton Pm~.ay as 'super
The ~t~ ca~ 5-0.
~yor Grltnke ~ ~t ~tl s~ousl~ ~stder tn ~dg~
s~/t~ the a~ltt~ ~ a full-Otto trlns~aCl~/trafftc expl~
fo~
~e Dt~ of ~itc ~s/Ctty Engtfl~ edd~ Chit the final
~ ~~ tn C~ t~lr~m ~t~ ~h 28. 1~6. pr~ar~
~he D4~or ~ Publlc ~s/Ctty ~gtn~r. tt ~s mv~ by Edgar.
sK~ by G~tnkl. to dt~ s~aff to c~tca~e ~th and
Fo11~t~ ~c~ dtscusst~ ~tng the t~e¢~
~ ~, 1986, ~ by ~ Dtr~tor of Publlc ~s/CJ~y Enqt-
neet. tt vas moved by Hoester~t seconded by Edglr. to dtrec~ staff
Co tmplment a nan change fro~ Houlton Par~vay to Edtnger, betvaen
the Rou~e SS (Costi #ese) Freeway and Hirvlrd Avenue.
The ~ottofl c&rrted S-Q. 98
~ (IF COIfllMCT FOR ~ AllEIIIE FAU PII&IECT N-#01.6(0~)
81ds for subject project varo recetved on ~rch 21, 1986, as
follova:
Stetny and Company, Inc., Fullerton
Hoore Electr4c&l Contracting, Brel
~SX, Inc., Taaecul&
Bextm'-Grtfftn C~q~iny,. Inc., SCenton
S188,714.00
S189.800.00
S202.222. O0
$730 ,o00.0o
It vas moved by Edgart seconded b}, SIltarollt, to a~ard the con-
tract for s.bJec~ proJec~ to Stetfl.v and Company, Inc.. Fulle~on,
tn the amount of $188,714, as reconiNflded tn the t~er-com dated
l~4rch 31. 1986. prepared by the Engineering Dlvlslon. Carried
.qlkqO CF ~ ~ ~IC ~ ~ ~c~v LI~I~ AT ~
Bt~ for subJ~t proJ~t wro r~etv~ on ~rch T8, ~986, as
fotl~:
XlI.
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
Pmge 11. 4-7-86
Paxln Electric, Inc., I~ncaster $ 96,2~2.00
Stetny end ~any, l~., Fulle~on $ ~,7~.~
~ El~rtcal Cmtr~ttng, B~ $106,~.~
~X, Inc., T~ula $123,545.00
~ ~ tn the ~or-¢~ dat~ ~h 31, 1986, pr~ar~ b~
the Engtn~ng Dtvtst~, tt ms mv~ by Ed~r~ s~ond~ b~ Salta-
~ ~ am~ the contra~ for subJ~ p~j~ to P~ln E~trtc.
Zhc.. L~cast~. tn ~e ~nt of $g6,2~2, ~t~ carrt~ 6-0. M
~f~or e brtef ques~ton-end-enst~r I~rted, tt ~es moved by Ed~ar~
s~o~ b~ Saita~llt, ~ ~thortze t~ ~hase Of ~ traller-
~unC~ ar~ b~ ~ Starltte/Bltnk~ltte Saf~y Suppl~ C~
piny, ~ ~rMi. tn ~ ~unt of S7,1~.16 for the ~ter Dtvtstofl
~ ~~ tn t~ t~m dat~ ~h 29, 1~6. prepu~ by
the ~gt~rt~ Otvtst~. ~ carrt~ S-0. 87
~ ~~ ~n ~e 1Kef-cra dKK ~h 26, 1~, pr~arK b~
the Ot~or ~ ~bllc ~s/Ct~y ~gtn~r, tt ms mv~ b~ Salta-
~11t~ s~ b~ Hmte~, ~ app~ve t~ ~vts~ sub3~ ag~
~t ~ ~ Clty ~ The l~tne ~ny; a~ ~t~r~ze the
~ a~ Ctt~ Cle~ ~ ex~e sm,. ~e ~tm ca~4~ S~.
45; 86-~0
AOllilIIMIOI TO
Bids for subject; tti ~ reCltVed o~ ~tlrch 21, 1986, as follmes:
Ntxo~ Eg11, Santa Fe Springs (Broom S~eepor) $ 84,147o04
Hseker E~tl, i~mone (Rege~ernttve Att) S103,Z46.42
At~ter e ~tlo~-sed-errs~r petted, tt vms tved b~ Xenned~t sec-
onddd by Eclair, to authorize the purchase of tm) Elgin Crosswtnd
s~ers frl Haaker Equipment Company, I~lone, tn the amount of
$202,290.M. as recoie~ded tn the inter-cmo dated ~arch 29, ~986,
prepared by the Engtnmor~ng Division. Cerrted S-0, 6relnKe
o~pused. 87
AS ~i~ In the inter-eno dated March 26, 1986,. prepared by
the D¶roctor of P~blt¢ Uorks/Ctty Engineer, tt was moved b~ Salte-
rllltI seconded b~ Edger, to authorize staff to request the County
of Orange to rImve that segment of the north-south road between
the Santa Aaa Frse~ay and Santt&ge Cenyo~ Road fram the scope of
work for tJte Eastern Trenspurtatton Corridor studtes.
Council concurred ~th I~lyor Gretnke's suggestion thet the letter
be slgned by the 14ayors of Orange and Tusttn, and that It be
addressed to Sugervisors Tom Rtle~ and Bruce Nestende.
The motto, carrted 6-0.
There was same discussion regerdtng fundtng of. the Joint P°~ers
Agency
It wes moved b~ Hoestere~t seconded by Edger, to recetve and file
sub,leer report d~tea Aprll Z, LY~, pr~ar~ by the Finance D1r~-
tor. Carrt~ 6-0. ~
~A ~ (~ ~) ~T ~~ ~
It waS'~v~ b~ Ho~ter~ s~ond~ b~ Edger, to r~etve a~ file
subJ~ ~o~ ~t~ Ha~h ZB, 1986, ~ar~ by the O~rector of
Publlc Horks/Ctty ~gtn~r, Carrt~ 6-0. ~
CXTY COUNCXL N[NUTES
Page 12, 4-7-86
3. ~ :~iu~G[ ~1) OZSi~IIS[IIG F~CZLZTZES ~
Zt vas moved b~ HoeStare~t seconded by Edgar, to recatve and ftle
subj~c ~or~ diced April Z, 1986, prepared by the DtrecCor of
P. Iollc ~orks/Ctty rngtnflr.
Altar & brtof questton-end-ensv~r parted, Chi mat¶on carr4ed 5-0.
XlII.
The Ctty 14anagor requested a Closed $isston for discussion of
personnel matters.
2. IMIIOUA ~ P~UC - PLAYOIIOIIO EQI~.IFI~IT II[Iq. ACB~E~
34,
4e
In accordance fftth Councilman Heeatarty's reduisC,
~ ac p a~ ~u ~ at ~ol.~a [~ ~a~.
~nc~lmn Ed~r s~ ~t~ ~refftc i1~ ~Jn S~rfl~. ]~ vis
C~ m~ bY Edgar, s~W~
taste11 I f~r~ sc~ sl~ at Peclflc a~ ~tn St~s.
~Ktl dtscusStm/~tl fo11~.
~ ~tef of ~1t~ stlC~ Chit ~nctl s~ld hi a~ of lawutts
Chat ~ve ~cur~ ~ a ~ulC ~ ~anC~ st~ stgns ~tng
t~1~ tn ~h~ cttt~. ~ an ~ln~ sC~ sign/signal
ts t~Ca11~, t~ 11abtlt~y
ecc~CK. ~ a~ that C~
~t ~1~ ~splece tt.
Rtcha~ Vtntng, ~ M~t
~tn
~ ~tof of ~11ce ~~ a trefftc st~ll at Pactflc and
~tn St~s, a~ a f~r-~y gap stgn at ~tn a~ '6" Str~s.
In response to Councilman Hoisterey, chi Ctty 14aflagor stated chec
staff could r~vtw the usa of bo~h aedevelOpmlflt and C:tty funds
some proportionate share as Craff4c ts related to Chi pro~lecC area
to pay for chi Crafftc stgnal.
A substitute mattofl wis made by Hoestarey, seconded by Gretnke, Co
dtrecC staff to rlpo~, beck at the next misttflg ~Ch a ,~--~,d&-
tton on fundtng for & trefflc stgnal aC Pectftc and Hetn Streets,
and p~oceed f~om Chic pot nt.
The Dtre~cor of Publlc Uorks explat'ned that Chi pre~Ject at Sycamore
and Nmq)o~c vis connected Co a Federal Atd Urban project and
t:ha plans had to be processed and appreved through CalTrans Nhtch
Cook close to tva years. He exCtmated Chat the projec~ vould take
slx months total CO complete, from destgn to stgnal Installation.
Thk moCton carrted 6-0. 94
XIV.
CITY ~UNCIL HIfNUTE$
Page 13. 4-7-86
Coun¢llmon Edgar r~quented that the C:aamuntty Oevelopmont Depart-
sent r~por'c mt the exact status of all elements .~o t~e General Plan
Mttch have r~cen~ly been approved. If they a~e dellnquent, he
requested a r~po~ on dten Counct1 w111 have a complm:e, updated
set. of the General Plan. S6
SuIRq~RENTAL BUUGET APIqIOFtlATIOII - SIGNAL AT ~1) HILL I SARTA AMA
Hmyor Pro Tea Sale'.are11¶ regorted synchrofllzat~ofl problems wtth the
traffic stgnals at Red HIll and the Santa Ana Freeway tn the last
month o
It wes moved b~ Saltare111t seconded by Edgar, to authorize a sup-
pl~lental budget appropriation In the mount of S14,000 for
replacmoent of the synchrentzecton Imchan~sI In the traffic stgnal
coflt, rol box ~t Red Htll ind the Santa Aha Freevay, Carrted 5-0,
8e
ge
~yor Pro TM Saltarell~ cmmended heyor Gee~nke on his service on
the C~ty Couflctl and as ~48yor durdng the ~ast )18r.
14ayor Gretnhe extended a velcmm to Peggy Blizzard. She ts subsc~-
t~t~ ~r J~ Orr ~. ts mttt~ t~ bt~h of his ft~C child
~th hts Mfe ~na Orr, fo~ sK~a~ ~ the CtCy Council.
~FFI~IK JD41illlll~lff - CAll. filE F. FRENCH
C~unctl c°flCurred wtth Counc~lmon Hoenterey to ad3ourfl the .~eCtng
tn leery of ~lthertne F. French, mother of Kathy bdetl, Chatrhersofl
of the Tusctn Planntng CMmtSSton, Mm passed a~ey on Apr11 7,
~__~__qq - (:LDSE~ ~SSZOII; OFFICIAL JGMMJRJII(MT III l~M01tY OF CATIIHINE
At 11:19 p.m. the Count11 recessed to a Closed Sessten for discus-
ston of personnel mCCers pursuant to ~overflm~t Code Sectlon 54957;
and thence ad3ourond tn me,or? of Catherine F, French to the next
Adjourned Regular 14e~r. tng on Tuesday, Apr11 15, 1986, at 7:00 p.m.; and
thence I:o the next Regular 14eettng off 14ondey, Apr~l 21, 1986, by unani-
mous tnfor~ml consent.
#IWlXS OF A a~SUtJm ~I~
THE ffTT OF lllSTIII, C~LIFOIIIIIA
APRIL 7, 1986
The mo~tteg ~as called to ord.' at 8:19 p.m. by Chatrmoo Sretnke ~n the
Ctty Count11 Chambers, 300 Centennial tlay, Tusttn, California.
ImI.L C~
Agency
Agency 14tubers Absent:
Others P~sent:
Frank H. Gr~tnke, Chat rma.
Donald J. Saltartllt, Cheer.mn Pro Tm
Rtollard B. Edgar
Ronald B. ~omoterey
UrsUla E. Kmonm~y
¥t11~am A. Huston, Exec. Dtr~tor/¢tty lqaneger
James G. Rourke, Ctty Attorney *
Hary E. ttyon, Recordlng Secretary/City Clerk
Donald D. Lmm, Cmmuntty Development Otroctor
Robert So Ledmodecker, Dtrector of Public t~orks
Charles R. Thaymr, C~ef of Pollca
Roylm A. ti~tte, Dtr. of C~. a ~tn. Servtc~
Rmald A. ~lt, F~nancm Dtr~tor
Fr~ ~lkefteld, Pollce ~atn
~san 3m~, R~rtitt~ SuH~K~ent
~p~xt~ely 60 tn t~ audt~e
Ztmo No. S ~as constdermd ~ot of agenda order at thts potnt tn l~e meet-
trig.
~ C~t~y Oevelo~ Ot~tor p~ t~ staff r~o~ as c~-
tatn~ tn ~ t~ ~t~ ~rt1 7, 1~, ~ by the C~nt~y
Devil o~t O~t.
U~ g~s~, ~ ~1 Cmt~ R~I, adjoining p~y ~er, expr~s~ con-
ceos ~t~ ~ ~tng ~ W H~tng 1~, s~ng ~hat ~ prope~y ~s
al~l~ vm11~ o~ ~ ~m std.. She sugg~ ~he Ag~c~ provtde a
~nt-pl~ or c?~a~ ~ t~s ~ ~h ~es~rtan s~at~a~ KCKS
Ch41~n G~tnke ~elt ~ ~ N~hants have a r~pons~bt11~ Co
mrk~ ~l a~ ~ the ~bllc. C~t~n P~ TM Sa1~arellt ~cur~.
~y ~q, ~n ~ Unl ~.ey. Gke In ~postCton Co c~st~lon of a
r~ ~ asphalt pmrkt~ 1~ ~ ad3otntng Agen~ p~pe~. ~ hop~ Ag~c~
~e~ Gld ~stder a ~-~osal for ~ C~pe of ~s ~or ~st~rs
~ sh~ tn t~ am. b~ noCht~ Mjor su~ ~ a r~ or asphalt par~lng
1~ ~tch Gld ~aCtYml~ ~acC C~ 8~se~ ~td~ce.
it ~s ~m mv~ b~ ~Cere~l s~ond~ b~ Edgar, ~ dtrect scarf ~
~o~ bm~ ~t~ c~cs m~ a skeC~ ~or m p~pos~ l~tn~enmnce lmnd-
scap~ ~. ~t~ ~t~an Kc.s (seal.ay) to the ~rktng sCru~ure.
Ag~ ~e~ Ed~r ~ K~n~ c~cur~. H~. ~nn~ ~gg~ stgn-
~ tn C~ a~ ~ msst~ ~hi~s tn aCCrocCt~ shapers.
Afc~ fu~her ~scusston. the ~t~ car~ S-O.
was moved by Hoesterey, seconded by Edgar, to approve Mtnutes of the
~qarch 17, 1986, Regular ~teetlng. MOtlon carrted 5-0.
RKnEVELOPHEHT ~GENCY I4%NUT~S
Page 2, 4-7-86
vas moved b.v Hoec~ere~, secoflded by Edger. ~o approve demands tn the
maount of S40.177.g2 for the mn~ch of 14arch; 198~, as recommondecI by ~e
Dlre~.or of Ftnknce. Carrted 6-0. 60
At 8:41 p.m. tt wes moved b}, Hoes~ere~, seconded by Edgar,
the next regular nmetlng on 4prll Zx, 'L~o r.4rrlea 5-0.
adjourn to