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City Hall, Anaheim, C.alifornia - COUNCIL MINUTES - September 8, 1970, 1:30 P.M.
~.~,**,~GQV~c, ilm~a~.P?bl, ey ,moved to Adiourn. ,, Councilman Thom seconded .
'~~:... 3:50-P;M.
Signed
City Clerk
City. Hall, A~aheim, California - COUNCIL MINUTES - September 15, 1970, 1:30
The City Council of the City of Anaheim met in regular session.
PRESENT:
ABSENT:
PRESENT:
COUNCILMEN: Clark, Stephenson,Pebley, Thom and Dutton
COUNCILMEN: None
ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER: Robert M. Davis
ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY: Alan Watts
CITY CLERK: Dene M. Williams
CITY ENGINEER: James P. Maddox
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT SERVICES: Ronald Thompson
ZONING SUPERVISOR: Charles Roberts
Mayor Dutton called the meeting to order.
INVOCATI. ON~ Reverend Dean Humbert, of the Trinity United Methodist.'.Chum~h,
gave the Invocation.
FLAG SALU~ Councilman Mark A. Stephenson led the Assembly in the Pledge
of Allegiance to the Flag.
MINUTES. l. Approval of the Minutes of the Adjourned Regular and Regular meetings
held September. l, 1970, and Adjourned Regular and Regular meetings held
SePtember 8, 1970, were deferred.
WAIVER ~ RRAD!I~G ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS: CounCilman Pebley moved to
wa{ye the reading in full of all ordinances and resolutions, and that
consent to the waiver of reading is hereby given bY all Councilmmn, un-
less after reading of the title, specific request is made by a Council-
man for the reading of such ordinance or resolution. Councilman Thom
seconded the motion. MOTION UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED.
REPORT .- FII/A~CIAL DEMA~S A~AINSTTHE CITY: Demands against the City, in the
amount'of $8p0,902.41, in accordance with the 1970-71 Budget, were ap-
proved.
PUBLIC .~I~ARING - ORANGE-RED GUM ANNEXATI0~i In accordance with'Resolution No.
70R-40l, duly Published as recorded by law, and notices mailed to pro-
perty owners Within the area, public hearing was held on the proposed
annexation of.u~inhabited territory known and designated as Orange-Red
Gum Annexation?
The City Clerk reported that no written protests to the pro-
posed annexation had been filed in the office of the City Clerk,
Mayor Dutton asked if anyone wished to address the Council;
there being no response, declared the hearing closed.
RESOLUTION NO. 70R-447:
70R-447 for adoption.
Cquncilman Stephenson offered Resolution No.
Refer to Resolution Book.
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City flail, Am~helm, California -COUNCTL MINI~ES - September. 15, 1970, 1:30 P.M.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM FINDING AND DETERMIN-
ING THAT A MAJORITY PROTEST HAS NOT BEEN MADE IN THE PROCEEDINGS FOR THE AN-
NEXATION OF CERTAIN UNINHABITED ~ERRITORY TO THE CITY OF ANAHEIM KNOWN AND
DESIGNATED AS ORANGE-RED GUM ANNEXATION.
Roll Call Vote:
AYES: COUNCILI~N: Clark, Stephenson, Pebley, Thom and Dutton
NOES: COUNCILMEN: None
ABSEIff: COUNCILMEN: None
The Mayor declared Resolution No. 70R-447 duly passed and adopted.
ORDINANC~ N0~ 2857: Councilman Clark offered Ordinance No. 2857 for first
reading.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM APPROVING THE ANNEXATION TO THE CITY OF
ANAHEIM OF THE TERRITORY KNOWN AND DESIGNATED AS ORANGE-RED GUM A-NNEXATION.
F~BLIC ~ARII~ - ABA~DONMEI~ NO. 69-36A: In accordance with Resolution No. 70R-
424, duly pUhlished~tn the Anaheim Bulletin and notices posted in accordance
with law, publtc hearing was held on request submitted by David S. Collins
to abandon a portion of a former Edison Company blanket easement, on property
located at the northeast corner of Ball and Ox Roads.
Also submitted was report of City Engineer, recommending said aban-
donment.
The Mayor asked if anyone wished to address the Council, either
for or aiainst said abandonment; hearing no response, declared the hearing
closed.
~LUTI~)N NO, 70R-448: Councilman Pebley offered Resolution No. 70R-448
for adoption,
Refer to Resolution Book.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM ORDERING THE.VACA-
TIONAND'ABANDON~NT OF CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED HEBEIN, (Northeast
corner of Ball and Ox Roads)
Roll Call Vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEN:
NOES~ COUNCILMEN:
' ABSI~IT~ COUNCILMEN:
Clark, Stephenson, Pebley, Thom and Dutton
None
None
The Mayor declaredResolution No. 70R-448 duly passed and adopted.
~PUBLIC ~AR~_I~G - FEDex_AL Rgl~' SUPP~E~NT .PR~: ~blic hearing was held on
request su~itted by Robert Hirsch for the adoption of a Resolution designed
to provide a Federal Rent Supplement Progr~ for persons 62 years of age
and older, handicapped, displaced, victims of natural disaster, or occupants
of substandard housing; ~erein the Federal ~er~ent will subsidize a por-
tion of the rent for said qualified occupants living in a proposed 92-unit
apartmen~ complex, to be built on property located at the southwest corner
of Gree~leaf Avenue and Glenoaks Street, presently zoned R-3.
Anaheim Chamber of Commerce Resolution dated Septembem 15, 1970,
opposing adoption of said Resolution was submitted and read.
Mr. Thompson referred to report submitted by the Development Ser-
vices Department recommending, should the Project be considered favor~bly,~'~
that the Resolution be specifically limited to this particular proposal and
to the site under consideration. He further reported that, although it was
stated by the Applicant that the project would be restricted to senior
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citizens, the Federal Government does not allow a~y ~uch restrictions or
Mr. Thompson also 'noted that s~ould.theResol'utionbe/adopted,
it was the intent of the Appltcant.~tO ffle=for'a variance,' reducing the
size of the units from the minimum 800 square feet, or under 700 square
feet for bachelor apartments, to approximately 600. square feet, and should
this materialize, they would recommend sufficient area be reserved to meet
other Code requirements, such,'as.parkimg,'in the,.:event.~theproject at some
future date would change.
Mr. Robert Hirsch, 15233 Ventura Boulevard, Sherman Oaks, Cali-
~fo~nta., referred tO..his former appearance-before the'City Council on this
subject.
Mr. Hirsch advised that should the request be granted and.the
Resblution adopted, they would be filing a variance application to reduce
the apartment sizes'. 'He.'fUrther'reported'that the~'uni_.ts in· the projects~
they presently operate"are between.1540 Square..feet..and600 Square feet
in size. He felt there was a definite need for this type of development
and noted that the location was ideal. , He ~tated that .t.he proJec~ is,de-
signed particularly for the senior, citiz~nftenant, h~Ving 'safety. rails
in the bathrooms, lower light'switches, ramps--for wheel ch~!r.s, and cen-
tral recreational room. ....
In explaining the proposal, Mr. Hirsch reported that to qualify,
a tenant must have less than;$5,000.O0, in liquid a~set~..not counting ow-
nership of an automobile; a single person may have a maximum income of
$250.00 per month; a couple, $300.00 per month. He further reported that
Old Age Security allows-mingle people over age: 62,$t86..00. per month, of
which- $63.00 is'for rent. ,~he.Federal. Gover~ment would subsidize the
difference between the $160.00 per month rent, and the $63.00 allowance,
25% of the qualified tenants are eligible for 70% rent subsidy, and 75%
Of' the qualified tenants are eligibte f~r 60%...subsidy.,
In answer to Councilman Pebley's question, relative to building
costs, Mr. Hirsch reported that followingGoverr~ent~requirements and
specifications for each individual component, that is labor and material,
costs'are $13~00 per square.fo~t, for construction,., not including the cost
of ~and, financing, or ar-chi~te'ctural fees.
Councilman Pebley noted that the estimated cost of each unit
on this basis would be $7,150.00, and that such a project would be as-
sured success and 100% occupancy with the tenant paying $60.00 per month
and' the,Federal GOvernment. paying.the $t00,00 balance.
Mr. Hirsch replied that the Federal Goverr~e..nt ltmit~ the de-
veloper to a 6% return on a 10% equity investment. The loan is a 90%
loan and the project must'b~, cos~ certified.
Councilman Stephenson qugz-t~oned the. fairness of"such a p~oJect
to other apartment house owners, who have provided larger unit.s and re-
ceived less rent. - _
Councilman Pebley repo~ted that according ~0 i~formatt0n he
had Obtained within an-8-mille radius of City Hal-l,..involvi~g between
4,000 and 6,000 apartment units, a ,25% vacancy factor can be.expec.ted~
by January or Febzuar_y. . .
Mr. Hirsch reported he was aware of the .survey made by one of
the leading banks where al0% vacancy factor is estimated in Orange County,
However, in his opinion, they would not contribute to this problem as
they have found their tenants are-~hose presently li~ing with relatives.
He further reported that i~n, all of their existing projec=s the average
age is 74 years; over~85% women, and approximately 10% or 11% couples.
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Councilman Dutton reported that the Senior Cit'izens group in this
City number~.'over 1,000, and there has never been any demonstrated need on
their part for such a project. This being the case, the tenants, in his opin-
ion, would come from other than the Anaheim area.
Mr. Hirsch advised.that~ as a private developer, he could presently
build under Section 236 FHA Projec~ (Family-type), which would not require
any legislatiOn on the part of the City, and still be entitled to an interest
subsidy of up to 7-1/2% of a total 8-1/2%.
In conclusion, Mr. Hirsch stated they would welcome the City's sup-
port and that the variance previousl~ referred to would be primarily on the
size of the units, recognizing that senior citizens do not need larger apart-
ments, nor would the project be economically feasible if larger apartments
were required.
Councilman Clark requested a statement from the City Attorney as
to whether the City Council could limit the approval given by the adoption
of the proposed Resolution to a specific site and to senior citizens only.
He further added that if the adoption 'of such a Resolution gave a carte blanche
to developers for this type of project, he would be opposed to any such action.
Mr. Watts prefaced his reply by advising that he had not examined
the Statu~s ~nd~r Which isubJ'e¢~ ,p~ogram 'is estab'lished ;". h.o~ever,, as:.:, to '~ ~
limitatibn ~ :.lo,eton' h:~ 'fel~ ih'a~ C'ould .be ~c~omp.l~,shed, but. ~eubted'~C~'
cupancy:~ou, l"d. ~6.,~e~tc:t,e~'.~ ~o :any...'~ne ~roup- as ~hese~ pro~s 8en~al lY y
are e~t~l~ fo~' var~'b~s~ ~'e~:'~" groups ;.
Councilman Pebley questioned how this request could be approved,
and another denied.
follows:
lowing:
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Councilman Dutton read from HUD Publication under "Tenants, as
"Occupants must meet specified income limits and one of the fol-
-;
Be a ~family" as defined by LHA (there must be concept of family
life, or a single person at least 62 years of age, dishbled or
'handicapped, or displaced by urban renewal or other governmental
a¢~on, or natural disaster~)
Applicants must meet other standards and priorities at admission,
as adopted by LHA, such as housing needs, assets, displaced status,
elderly, disability, etc.
Consideration is to be given to achieving socialand economic mix."
Councilman Clark was concerned with the possibility of being dis-
satisfied with the way project either proceeds or is handled, and the possi-
bility of lOsing all authority in future develOpments.
Hr, Hirsch offered to show' the City Attorney how the law is inter-
preted, and how a specific project can be designed entirely for the elderly,
under this program.
Mrs. Joan Riddle, President of Anaheim-Garden Grove League of Women
Voters, advised of,~thelv"in4.de~th'/study of housing Problems and urged favor-
able consideration of said Resolution, stating reasons therefor. In their
opinion, Sufficient control by the City Council would be maintained.
Councilman Pebley asked if Mrs. Riddle felt the City~Council should
be a party to requiring payment of 28 cents per square foot for housing, He
further stated that $160.00 per month rent would purchase a 550-square foot
unit, and.on the same basis, a two-bedroom, 1,000~square foot unit would de-
mand $280.00 per month rent.
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'.,- Councilman Dut~o~ waS"'Of the"6Pini°n that everyone recognized
,the need of the senior citizens.and favp~ed,assistance to them; however,
in this proposal tenants cannot be ~e.stricted. to,any one g~oup. ~ -~,
Councilman Thom advised. Of ~esearch'he made. involving two,.of
of the HUD~Jtand further ad~i~ed, that under Section 221-D3, the Sec-
tion under which the Applicant is. PrOPosing deve!opmpnt, the last sentenC~
read: ."up to 10% of the u~its[ma~ be ~cc~pie~ by.lower.mcdera~e i,come
t~dividuals under 6'2. Priority.in occupancy i~ given those displaced by
urban renewal or any other governmental action.." . ,
Councilman Thom further advised if.the"-project could be limited
'to 62 Or older, he W0uld i~"~iately f~vo~" the proje9t because,he was,
~Ware of. the need; however,, he~questioned whether.the. City Cougcil cou!d
establish the necessary.sa£eguards.for an elder!y project;only.,, that ap-.
patently under Section 221'D3 cannot be accomplished.
Mrs. Riddle advised tha~ their request to the City Council is
to endeavor to find a way to'suppiement rents for the elderly people.
Mr. Harold B. T01ar, President.of Anaheim Board of Realtors,
Sdbmitted and read a re~olution adopted by the, Civic Affairs Committee
and Board of Directors,supporting the concept of providing for housing
for the elderly, handicapped, or otherwise underprivileged~ however, it
was their opinion that the propospd pf°ject would no~fulfull this. need
or contribute to the betterment of A1l. aheim.
In answer to questi6n raised.by Coqncilm~.~n, Clark as. to why it
was their opinion this development did not qualify, Mr. Tolar replied
that one of the basic areas and, reasons was~,the cost. He stated that
they were faced dally with rental' problems and, in their opinion, the
rent was not only exhorbitan~u~l ridiculously high and could not be con-
sidered low re~t for low-,income, groups.
Mrs. Ann Mddison, Chairman of the Planning and Zoning Committee
for the Anaheim Board of Realtors, advised of a joint meeting with the
Civic Affairs Committee, at ~whiCh time it was unanimous that they recom-
mend disapproval without prejudice,
Mrs. Madison conf{rmed the reasons stated by Mr. Tolar., and ad-
vised that most elderly people receive less than $200.00 per month, and
on this basis they would be paying $50.00. per month and the taxpayers
would be paying the difference.. They also were of the opinion that group-
ing all 10w 'income people in a single comPlex would tend to .create a ghetto-
like atmosphere. Further, this particular project might not benefit local
people in need, nor can they ~uarantee.:that they would rent to people 62
years of age or older or to the handicapped.
Mrs. Madison also advised that this would ,create. unfair compe~
tit.ion to other apartment hOUse owners in the area who~could not be ~uar-
anteed similar rents for comparable property. In addition, good clean
place~, at lower, rents, are becoming more..~vailable as the more affluent
tenant moves up to the newer apartments that are being, developed at this
Discussion was held and rents, compared of .present apartments,
their location, size and appointments. .
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read.
Mr. Heald, Broadway~ submitted and a resolution
on behalf of the Orange County Apartment House Association, which was
originally submitted with the former App~icant's request for Reclassifi-
cation, .69-70-19 and Conditional Use Permit No. 1140, .opposing the adop-
tion of the requested Resolution, and setting forth reasons therefor.
Mr. Heald advised the philosoP'.hy and their position remains the
same. He asked if a particular project can be subsidized, why cannot an
individual who now owns property be subsidized.
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Mr. James Townsend addressed the Council.in opposition to the pro-
posed rent supplement Resolution, recolending it.be denied, stating his rea-
sons therefor=
Mr. H.W. Dah~, General Manager of Community Management of two home-
owners associations, adjacent to subject property on which the project is pro-
posed, and representing AnaheimVfllage No. 1 and 3, and Gramercy Park Nos.
1, 2, and 3, all being condominium townhouse projects, addressed the Council,
expressing their opposition to the proposed projeCt and submitted a letter
representing 65 of the 72 homeowners in Anaheim Village No. 1, in opposition.
Mr, Dahl reported that this is at present a congested area, and that
Glenoaks is the only through-street in the area, with no other-access avail-
able.
He further advised that the proposed development would be adjacent
to their park and playground area which, in their opinion, would not be com-
patible to a senior citizen develoPment~
Mr. Hirsch advised that they'would be agreeable, and he would at-
tempt to work out with the HUD that the rent supplement Resolution be limited
to this facility being for only senior citizens and limited to this specific
location.
He stated that they only intend to take senior citizens and the pro-
ject will be operated by private management, supervised by FHA Management"~eam.
He noted that no greater density has been requested, and agreed to plans and
Mr. Hirsch further advised that the rent includes u~llities, refri-
gerator, air conditioning, built-in oven and ranges, and that 28¢ per square
foot is a purely mythical figure; that FHA requires they use Federally~appr°Ved
materials, and management is subject to periodic reViews, with repairs and re-
placements provided through an impound fund.
Mr. H'.~.ch reported that the City of Long Beach has recently approved
a project for th~m, representing 230 units, and La Puente presently has a simi-
lar development, He stated there will be a $1,000,000.00 mortgage, of which
$100,000.00 represents their inves~ment, on which there will be..a3~'~e~urn
on the investl~ent, plus a 5%management fee. In his opinion, this was not
unfair to other s~artment owners, as a ireatmaJority of their tenants lived
with relatives prior to coming to them.
It was considered sufficient evidence had been presented, thereupon
Mayor Dutton declared the hearing clOsed.
Councilman Pebleymoved said request be denied. Councilman Stephen-
son seconded the motion,
Before voting on the above motion, recognizing a senior.citizen wished
to speak, the hearing was reopened on motion by Councilman Pebley, seconded by
Councilman Stephenson. MOTIO~ CARRIED.
Mrs. Mary Berlin,:148 West Lincoln Avenue, Board Member of the Senior
Citizens Organization, representing 1,350 members, felt that a 92-unit project
would not help them. In her opinion, if such a project was considered, it
should be in downtown Anaheim. Further, she was of the opinion that the City
Council was correct in denying the request.
The-motion to deny said request was restated.' MOTION CARRIED UNANI-
ENTERTAII~I~ ~ER~T: Application filedby 9~nald Fabianski for entertainment per-
mit to allow a dance band of three or more persons, from 9:00 P.H. to 1:30
A.M., at Nickey's Joint, 1116 Fountain Way, was submit~ed and granted for a
period of one year, subject to provisions of Chapter 4.18 of the Anaheim
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Municipal Code., as recoaaended bY the Chief~ of Police, on motion by Coun-
cilman Dut~on, Seconded~ by CoUncilman ~om.~' HOT!~ON C~-D,
DIIII~R DAN~ PLACE PERMIT: Application filed by Joe A. Cano, for dinner
dancin~ place permit tO allow dancing five nights a week.., from 8:30 P.H,
to~ l:30' A.M~, a~ La palms RestaUrant, 9~0 N~rth.?!taheim~B°ule~ard' was
submitted, and granted sUbljec, t t~''~ ~oV~s'ioas o.f: Chapte~ ~,16 of the Ana-
heim HuniciPal Code, as rec~mmend~d~bY'.~h'e Ch'fei of P°iice, on moti.°,n by
CoUncilman Dutt°n, sec0nde~[.~by, C~nCi!m~ 'Th°m.",~'HO~ON' CARRiED~
oINN~ DANCZSC' ~:ACE ~T: iP'PfiCa~'i°n ~ife~ by '~'S': Thelma "Stewart, for
dinner dancing place permit t9. allow ~a. nc.ing nightly from 8:00'P.M. to
~1':30 'A.M., at Th'e' SPur, l~??:'ilW~'~ii~i°ln..iV~nu, e., was submitted and
granted S~b~ect to'pr'Ovision~'of'Chapter i'~'i6 of the Anaheim Municipal''
Code, as recommended by the Chief of Police, on motion by Councilman Dui-
ton, .seconded by Councilman Tho~. ,~:,MOTION. CARRIED. ,.;
SIOEWAL WAIV - AST .ie'q st o;f.; Erwin i. h0mas,
for tempOrary {~aiVer 'of stdeWalk at 29'10' EaSt Miral0ma AvefiUe was 'submitted~
together with report of the City Engineer~ r.e¢ommending sa, id request be
granted,' sub]ect t~ the ~ondition,t'~at':i nol permanent ~ianting' or.peraament-
.type improvements be ~ermitted. within :the.~'~ea reserved fOr future side-
walk.
On motion by COuncilman Stephenson, seconded by Councilman Dut-
ton, said request was granted as. reCo~..ended bY'. the City Engineer. MOTION
CARRIED.
SIDEW.AI~K W~IVER - 3011 EAST MIIIAL~ ~VgNUE: Re~luest o~ Berniece Me,ers. for
.temporary waiver of sidewalk 'at 3011 Eas:t.Miraloma~Avenue was submitted~
together with ~eport:.of 'the city Engineer reGommendin.g.~satd .request be
. granted, subject to the cOndition that ho.permanent planting or permanent-
type improvements be permitt~d w,tthin the area~reserved for future side-
On motion by. Councilm~n St~phenson, seconded by Councilman Dut=
ton, said' request was,granced..ps recommended, by,the City E~gineer. MOTION
FTNA~ ~..'- TRACT NO.: 54~2: Devel°pe~ ,' AyreS-Anaheim; tract located between
' Cr°~her Avenue'and brangeih~.rpe~AveqU~' 1,~80.feet east of Kraem~r Bou-
levard, containing 82 proPosed R-2-5,000. lots..
. . The City Engineer:,reCommen.ded approval and reported said final
map conforms substantially wiih' the ~te~tatiye 'map .preViously approved,
that bond has been posted and forwarded to t~e City Attorney for appro-
val, and required fees paid.
On the recommendation 'of the City Engineer, Councilman pebley
moved that Final Map,.,Tract No. 5482, be approved subject to approval
of required bsnd by the City Att0rney~' ~Counc!!man stephenson seconded
the motion, MOTION CARRIED.
CITY PLYING COMMISSION.IT~M$I ~A, gtions_,~aken.;by the City Planning Commission
at their'meeting h~ld August i970,, pertaining to the following appli-
cations were submitted for 'City CoUncil information and consideration:
-vAsU . ,o. Submit ed'b'y' D. Pa4i Hu fman, t°',e, ablish, an exist-
ingsign as a legal sign on C-1 zo~md property iodated on the south side
of Lincoln Avenue, west of Euclid Street,. with waivers of:
a. Requirement that a sign be located on the premises being
advertised. . ,. ,.
b. Number o.f free-.standing Signs Permitted.
c. Minimumdistance between free-standing signs.
d. Minimum sign clearance
e. Free-standing 'sign locationJ '
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The City Planning Commission, pursuant to Resolution No. PC70-155,
approved Variance No. 2191, subject to conditions.
CO~DIT~pNALUSE pERMIT N0.1198; Submitted by Arnold J. Prdvisor, to estab-
lish a private educational club and children's day camp with outdoor reCrea-
tional facilities on C-1 zoned proPerty located on the west side of Knott
Street, north of Ball Road.
The City Planning Commission, pursuant to Resolution No. PC70-154,
granted said conditional use permit, subject to conditions.
VARIANC~NO.i 2170: Submitted bY Rowe DeveloPment Company, requesting Clari~
ftcation of Condition No. 9 of Resolution No. 'PC70-7~,granting Variance No.
2170, as to the intent of the"plannin~ COmmissiOn in~requiring landscaping
planted on the northerly boundaryof the R-1 properties on or adjacent to
shbject property; which is'located on the east side of Magnolia Avenue, south
of La Palms Avenue, zoned
The City Planning Commission, pursuant to Resolution No. PC70-159,
amended Condition No. 9 of Resolution No. PC70-71, granting Variance No. 2170.
CQNDITIONALUSE PERMIT NO...lI30: Submitted by T. Eugene Dahlgren, Executive
Director of Martin Luther Hospital, requesting a forty (40) months extension
of time. R-3 zoned property, located on the south side of Romneya Drive,
west of Euclid Street.
The City Planning Commission granted a one-year extension of time
to Conditional Use Permit No. 1130, to expire August 21, 1971, subject to
conditional dedication of Romneya Drive within 60 days.
The foregoing.ac~tons were reviewed by the City Council and no fur-
ther action taken.
PROPOSED AN~J~IM G__E~._RAL PIANANENDNE~N0, .120 - ~NI-P~: ~motion by. Coun-
cllman Clark~:Seconded;by C°uncilman Thom, pubiic hearing was scheduled Oc-
~tober 6:, 1970, 1:30 P.M., to'consider ~endment to the Co,unity Faciltt~es
Element of the General Plan, pursuan~ to City Planntn~ Comission Resolution
No. PC70-131, reaffirmed by ~tton on August.24, 1970, establishing ~nt-
Parks tn the text of the Parks &Recreation and Open Spaee-Co~ntty Facili-
ties El~ent, and including the definition of a ~n~-Park. M~ION C~IED.
CHAN~,E ORDEI~NO~ 1,- WORK ,0RDI~R NQ. 564.: on report and recommendation of the As-
sistant City Engineer, Councilman Pebleymovedthat Change Order No. 1, Work
Order No. 564, cOn.sisting of a reduction tn the' amount of $1,733.00 ~n ~he
contract for additional Standby Chillers at the Central.Library, be aut~or-
ized. Councilman Clark seconded the motion. MOTION cARRIED.
PUBLIC IHPR0~EI~NT.'p~0JECTS: Uponreceipt of certification from the Director of
Public Works, Councilman Thom offered ResOlution Nos.70R-449 £o 70R-452, both
inclusive, for adoption.
Refer to Resolution Book,
RgSO~U~ION~O, 70R-449 - WORK ~DER~.~64; A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF T~E CITY OF AI~IM FINALLY ACCEI~flNG THE COHPLETION AND THE FURNISHING OF
ALL PLAINT, LABOR, S~RVICES, MATERIALS ~ EQUIPHENT AND'ALL UTILITIES AND
TRANSPORTATION INCLUDING POWER, FUEL AND WATER, AND.THE PERFORMANCE OF ALL
WORK I~CESSARY TO CONSTRUCT AND COMPLETE'THE FOLLOWING PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT,
TO WIT: ADDITION OF STANDBY CHILLERS AT ANAHEIM CENTRAL LIBRARY, IN THE
CITY OF ANAHEIM, WORK ORDER NO. 564. (Western Allied Corporation)
70-482
City Hall,-. Anaheim, Calif.~rnia - C~CIL,MI~.gS.- .September 15, L970, 1:3'0 P.M~
CO~CIL OF ~ CI~ OF ~I~ FriLLy, ACCEdiNG THE CO~ION AND T~
~ISHI~ OF ALL P~, ~OR, SERVICES, ~T~I~S ~D EQU~P~ ~D
~L ~ILIT~ES. ~D ~SP~TAT~O~ INCLUDI~'tPO~R~.. FUEL ~D NATER,,. ~D
~. PE~O~CE OF ~L WO~ ~CE~Y 'TO q~S~RUCT ~D C~TE THE
FO~OW~G ~BLIC I~RO~~ TO WIT:..C~S~UCTION OF TE~IS COURTS,
AT OLI~ HILLS P~, IN ~ Ci~ OF ~IH, W0~ Og~ NO. 483. (.~ro
Engineering, Inc. )
~RESOLUTIO" NO, ~0R'45~ - W~K 0 D~'No~;'. 1223: :A REsoL~iON oF T~ CITY
CO~C~L OF ~ CI~ OF ~I~ ~IN~LY ACCePTiNG THE C~L~T~ON ~n ~
~ ~S~OR~CZ O~ ~n ~O~ '~C~SS~Y: ~O ~O~S~UC~ ~D CO~L~ T~
~O~O~ING P~BLIC I~OV~,~ T~ ~IT: T~ P~TA HILLS ~I~ SE~R
I~O~~ ~PROXI~LY 2L2.~ ~ET ~AS~ ~F~PE~TA-HILLS ~I~ TO
~OXI~TELY 2,605 F~T ~ST ~EOF~ IN T~ CITY OF ~EI~, ~O~
OR~ NO. 1223. (Robert Lee ~ar~er)
RESOLUTION N0. 7QR-4~2 - WQRg 0RDF~ N~$~'1~6'' ~D 520-A: -A ~SOLUTION
OF ~ CI~ COUNCIL OF ~ CI~ OF ~IM F~N~LY ACCEPTING ~E CO~LE-
TION ~D ~ ~ISHING OF ~..p~.,.~; SERVICES, ~TERI~S
EQUIP~ ~D ~L ~IL!TIES ~ ~SPORTAT[~, INclUDING P~R,
~D WA~R, ~ T~ P~FOR~CB OF.~L.. WO~ ~CESS~Y TO CONS~UCT
COYOTE ~ FOLLOWING P~LIC I~ROVE~, TO WIT: T~ I~ROVE~ OF
CO~RCI~ S~EET, FROM PA~ S~EET TO LEMON S~EET, IN T~ CITY OF
~I~ WORK ORD~ NOS. 116.2 ~D 520-A~ ,.(R.J. Noble ~Company)
Roll Call Votei
AYES: COUNCILMEN: .Clark, Stephensgn, Pebley, .Thom and Dutton
NOEs: COUNCILMEN~ None
ABSENT: COUNCIL~N: None
The Mayor declared ~esolut.[~h-Nos. '~0R-449 to 70R-4§2~ both
clusive,, duly :passed and"a~Opt[ed. ·
REsoLUTIo~ ~0, 70R74!3.... WORK.ORD~'_'.~0,...t22~: c0uncilman,Pebley offered Reso-
lution No. 70R-453 for adoption. .. '
Refer to Resolution BoOk.
A aZSOLUTIO~ OF Tag CITY co.m~c. IL OF ~ CI~ OF 'A~i~'F~ING AND
DE~n~ THAT PUBLIC CONV~!~ ~-AaD:NECESS~TY.REQUIRE .T~ CONSTRUC-
TIO~ AND CO~LgTION OF A ~t~,LIC I~ROVEME~T,-:TO W~T: TH~ CORONADO STREET-
ELUB GUM STREET SEWER:I~~~-tN..~R:C'ITY OF ANAHEIM, WORK ORDER
NO, 1225, A~PROVING TH~ DESI.~NS, PLANS, PROFILES, D~AWINGS AND SPECI-
FIC~TION. S ~Oa THE CONSTaUCTI0~%a~REO. F; AUTHORIZING Tag CO~ST~t~T!ON OF
SAID ~BLIC I~ROWME~T IN AC¢0~.I~CE WIT~ SAID;'PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS,
ETC.; AND AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING T~ CITY CLERK TO PUBLISH A NOTICE
INVITING SEALED PROPOSALS FOR ~ CONSTRUCTION THEREOF. (Bids to be
Opened - October 8, 1970, 2:00 P.M.).
Roll Call Vote;
AYES: COUNCILMEN: ;~lark,-S~ephenson, Pebley, Th.omand Dutton
NOES: COUNCILMEN: None ~
ABSENT: COUNCIL.~N:, None, -
The Mayor declared R;aolution ~o. 70R-'~53 duly. passed and adopted.
RESO~ION NO. 70R-4~4 - .RE._J~CTION ~F;B~DS - WORK ORDER NO. 567-A: In accord-
ance with recommenda~ion of the City Engineer, Councilman Pebley offered
Resolution No, 70R-454 for adoption.
70-483
City Hall, A~.~he, im, California - COUNCIL I~I~TES - September 15, 1970, 1:30 P.M.
Refer to Resolution Book.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANA~IM REJECTING ALL BIDS
RECEIVED UP TO THE HOUR OF 2:00 P.M. ON THE 10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER., 1970,
FORA PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT, TO WIT: FABRICATION AND INSTALLATION OF SPEED
CONTROL SIGHS AT THE INTERSECTION OF HARBOR BOULEVARD AND LINCOLN AVENUE,
IN T~ CITY OF'ANAHEIM, WORK ORDER NO. 567-A.
Roll Cal 1 Vote:
AYES.: COUNClLMBN:
NOES: COUNC ILI~N:
ABSgNT: COUNCILMEN:
Clark, Stephenson, Pebley, Thom and Dutton
None
None
The Mayor declared Resolution No. 70R-454 duly passed and adopted.
PROPOSED ABA~.,.I~q~NT - RESOLUTIO~ NO..70R'455: Councilman Clark offered Resolution
No. 70R-455 for adoption.
Refer to Resolution Book.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY 'COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM DECLARING ITS INTEN-
TION TO VACATE CERTAIN REAL.PROPERTY AND PIXING A DATE FOR HEARING THEREON.
(70-lA - Public Hearing - October 6, 1970, 1:30 P.M. - South of La Palms
Avenue, afl the east side of Magnolia Avenue.)
Roll Call Vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEN:
NOES: COUNCILMEN:
ABSENT: COUNCILMEN:
Clark, Stephenson, Pebley, Thom and Dutton
None
None
The Mayor declared ReSolution No. 70R-455 duly passed and adopted.
PROPQSE~ ABA~DO~ - RESOLUTION NO, 70R'456: Councilman Clark offered Resolu-
tion No. 70R-456 for adoption.
.Refer to Resolution Book.
A RESOLUTI~ OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AIqAHEIM DECLARING ITS INTEN-
TriON TO VACATE CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY AND FIXING A DATE FOR HEARING THEREON.
(69-23A ~ Public Hearing - October 6, 1970, 1:30 P.M. - South of La Palms
Avenue, east of Rio Vista Street.)
Roll Call Vote2'
AYES: COUNCILMEN: 'Clark., Stephenson, Pebley, Thom and Dutton
NOES: COUNCILMEN: None
ABSENT~ COUNCILMEN: None
The Mayor declared Resolution No. 70R-456 duly passed and adopted.
PURCHASE OF ~qULPMENT~ The Assistant City Manager reported on informal bids re-
ceived for the purchase of 4 - 691iV DiSconnect Switches, as follows:
VENDOR L~)TAL t~0UNT ": ,~NCLUDING iTAX.
Cole Elctric, Culver City ........... ' .... $5,082.00
Allis-Chalmers, Los Angeles ............... 5,796.00
Westinghouse' Electric, Los Angeles ............ 7,035.00
A.B. Chance, Los Angeles ........... 7,408.80
H.K. Porter, Los Anieles ................ 8,708.70
On recommendation of the Assistant City Manager, Councilman Thom
moved that the low bid of Cole Electric be accepted and purchase authorized
in the amount of $5,082.00, including tax. Councilman Clark seconded the
motion. MOTION CARRIED.
70~-484
F
City. Hall, Anaheim, California- CO~INCIL MIh2~ES- September 15, 1970, i:3Q,.,,P.~M~
P~EOF E~IP~: 'The As~S~adi ~ty ~naser re~P0rted on inf°~al bids
received for approxima~ely 3,600 square :feet of ~arry Tile for ~he Con-
reunion Center Ki~chens, as follows.
Cox~ ~~ Cox, Fullerton -10,800.00
~arsh Tile Company, Garden Grove ......... 11~944~00
: -: . On.recommendation .of the As$is.~ant Ci~y-Manager, .Councilman Ste-
phenson moved that the bid of Cox, ~arn~.r,.,',Cox,' in the ~amount of $10,800
be accepted and purchase authorized as the ~lowest and:,b, es:tf.q~.&li'~.!.ed~
tXU~l't/&~ '~Ump:I~t:~Dn :;t:,'l,me'.~.~,~{j~ld '.~nt~f t~:me', costs. Coundilman: .Clark, ~.see~n~ed
CLAIMS AGAINST THE CITY; Th9 .followiug..Clai~s.~ere:denied, as reqomme~ded.by
the City Attorney, and ordered referred to the Insurance Carrier on mo-
tion by Councilman Dutton, seconded by Councilman Pebley:
a. Claim filed by Mrs. Beatrice .Wong, for personal injury dam-
-.ages .~urportedly caused by,.falling ~t the .Convention~Cen~er, om,or 'abOut.
July 30, 1970. .'~ :~
b. .Claim filed b.y Interinsurance:Exchange of~the.Automobil, e
Club of Southern C~ltfornia, on behalf of-Arthur R. NeSrete, for personal
property damages purportedly caused by collision with a City of Anaheim
vehicle, on or about July 25, 1970.
MOTION CARRIED ..... ..': ~ ~ ;'i; ·
POLICY OF, THE COUNCIL - TEMPORARY WAIVERS OF~IpEWALK CONST~UCTION: On report
and recommendation of the ·City Engineer·, Councilman Pebley offered a mo-
tion to adopt a Council-Policy granting :theCtty Engineer authority to
approve!or deny requests for temporary Waiver of sidewalk construction
and to.rescind previously-approve~;waivers..asfollows:
"It is the policy of the City Council that requests for
temporary waiver of sidewalk construction, asrequired by ChaPter
12 of the Anaheim Municipal COde, may be approved or denied by the
.City Engineer and further, that t'he,City Engineermay rescind a pre-
vtously approved temporary ~sidewalk waiver, when, in his opinion; con-
ditions have changed sufficiently to require.:~he imediate sidewalk
construction.
If a request for temporary waiver is denied-or,a temporary
waiver rescinded, the applicant or owner may seek review of the de-
cis~onby the City Coun~l by requestin~ the City:Engineer to,'.sched-
ule the·request on the earliest Council A~enda. The applicant will
be notified of the time and place to appear before the City Council
to state his objections to the decision."
Councilman Dutton seconded the motion. MOTION CARRIED.
· . '~ii. ~ j~ t',~ :, .' ?
RESOLUTI~ 'NO,[ ~70R'457 -..cYpREsS C0PNTYr,:~ATE~.!:'DI$~RI~T DETAC~NT: , Council-
man Stephenson offered Resolution No. 70R-457 for adoption.
"Refer to Resolution Book.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM. PROPOSING A'
CHANGE OF ORGANIZATION IN THAT DISTRICT KNOWN AS THE CYPRESS. COUNTY
WATER DISTRICT BY THE DETACHMENT-OF CERTAIN DESCRIBED .REAL PROPERTY
DESIGNATEDAS KNOTT-ORANGE-DETACHMENT LOCATED WITHIN SAID DISTRICT,
WHICH REAL PROPERTY IS ALSO LOCATED WITHIN THE CITY OF ANAHEIM.
Roll Call Vote: .:
70-485
City Hall, .A_-~he~m. California , COUNCIL!MINUTES-' ~eptam~er 15, I970~ 1:30' P..M.
A~S~ CO~C'~N: Cla~, S~ephenson~-Pebley, ~om and ~t~on
~ES= CO~CIL~N: None
~S~: ~' COUNCIL~N: None
~e ~yor decl~ed Resolution No. 70R-457 duly passed and adopted.
CO~SP~E~-~ ~e,'followinE correspondence was-ordered received ~and filed on
motion ~ C~il~an ~tto~, seconded by Councilman .~om:
a. City~f CostaMeda'- Resolution No. 70-78 - Ur~inB action by
the Board of Supervisors of the County of OratEs relatin~ to enBineerinB
and technical chanBes in jet aircraft desiBned to reduce noise and air pol-
lution, and vrBinB conditions to be i~osed by the Board of Supervisora-fi~-.
insure such technical and enEineerlnB chanses.
b. Before the Public Utilities Comission of the State of Cali-
fornia - ~uBlas Bus Lines, Inc~,~ a corporation, for authority to' increase
rates for the t~ansportation of passenkers between various locations in
Orange ~unty and Los ~Beles County and the ~Donnell-~uBlas Aircraft
Plant in LOn~ Beach, and between various locations in Orange County a~
Los ~el.es County and the Autonetics Pl~t ia Fullerton.
c. Cultural Arts Comission - Ninutes - Ausust 20, 1970.
d. Financial and OperatinB Reports for the months of July and
Angst, 1970.
MOTION CARRIED.
SANTA A~A ~VER. ~TUDY CITIZENS COMMITTEE - ORANGE'COUNTY; The Assistant-City
Manager submitted a request from John J. Collier, Coordinator of Citizens
Participation, Santa Aha River Study, that at least 5 cittzens~be appointed
to represent the City of Anaheim on a Citizens Committee to assist Orange
County ~rith final recommendations and implementation of the Santa Aaa River
Study.
By general consent of the City Council the following citizens were
appointed:
Donald L. Douglas.~:i. Git~zen
Hrs, H~riam Kaywood, City Planning Commission
Roland F. Krueger, Secretary.of the. Peralta Hills. Homeowners
Association~
B. Donald Pederson, Parks and Recreation Commission
W.J. (Bill) Thom, City Council
TRANS~ OF FU~.~ O~ recommendation of the Assistant C~ty Manager, Councilman
Pebley moved to transfer funds infl3e amount of $271.69 from the Council Con-
tingency Fund to cover cost of miscellaneous refreshments furnished by Szabo
Pood Servi~e, relative to the disturbances at Disneyland, August 6, 1970.
Councilman Thom seconded the motion. MOTION CAI~IED.
RESOLUTION ~O. 70~-45~.~ Councilman Pebley offered Resolu~ion No, 70R-458 for
adoption,
~efer to Resolution Book.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF~BE CITY OF ANAHEIM AMENDING RESOLUTION
NO. 69~'600 AND ESTABLISHING A NEw JOB CLASSIFICATION. (Division Aide)
Roll Call Vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEN: Clark, Stephenson, Pebley, Thom and Dutton
NOES: COUNCILMEN: None
ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: None
The Mayor declared Resolution No. 70R-458 duly passed and adopted,
70-486
Ci~,y Ha,il,' A~ah,eim; CalifornSa;.~. COUNCIL. MINUTES - September l~', 197,~., 1:30 P.M.
INVITATI~ ~ COSTA .MESA. CITY.MA~.A~a ~ETI~; . The Assistant City .~nager
submitted an invitation from the Co.sta ~sa Chamber of,Co~erce, to attend
the Orange Coast College-Golden West College Football Game, September 19,
1970, at ~ich the retiring City ~nager of Costa Mesa will be honored
duri~ half-time activities.
INVITATIQ~ - TRAVEL ~GE~S: .The, Assistant .City Manager reported, an i~vitation
to the City Council to attendthe Travel Agents Gel ~ual~ced.(.TAG~T.2">;
Conference, to be held at the Convention Center, 9:00 A,M., September 19,
1970. Mayor .Dutton and. Councilman Thom indicated accePtance of the invi-
tation. . , . .. '~
WELC~JE -- ~Oal~a BUENA PAI~. MAyOR~' Councilman Clark welcomed Jesse M. Davis,
former Mayor of Buena Park, who ~as in the audience. · ,
COUNCIL 'POLICY,' LOCAL BAI~S: CoUncilman Thom submLtted.a request from Barney
W. ~ordan, President of El.~Camino Bank, for a ~aiver of the. requirement
that a bank be ~ocated in the City of Anaheim at least one.year.before
Cityfunds can 'be deposited therein, and thereupon-recommended Council
Policy be changed to remove.theone-year restrictionon any..local.bank
staffed by local people.- .....
By general Council consent~ discussion of subject request ~as .
deferred until such time as the Finance Director could be present.
RECE~ - EXECUTIVE SESSION; At the request of the Assistant City Attorney,
Councilman I)utton ,moved to;Recess to Executive Session, for t~e pur:pose
of reviewing a personnel matter. Councilman Thom seconded the motion.
MOTION CARRIED. (3:10 P..M.).~
ADJOUVAq}~/NT: At the conclusion of ExecutiVe Session, and upon return 'of all
Councilmen to the Council Chambers, Councilman Stephenson moved to adjourn.
Councilman Clark seconded the motion. MOTION CARRIED.
ADJOURNED: ' 3:45- P.M.
City Clerk