HomeMy WebLinkAbout03/18/1963REGliL.0 ;1 TIPdG OF CITY MEJ ,ICIL
March 18, 1963 - 7:30 P. N.
CITY HALL
Invocation was Siven by •Iayor Cla-y P. Davidson
oll Call
City Staff
Present: Clay P. Davidson, 1. L. Graves, Jr., i -Iiss i.Iargaret NcFieil,
Donald Q. _tiller, Gerald `•'•'. Shipsey
Present: J. '. Fitzpatrick, City Clork; W. Flory, Director of
Parks and i?ecreaticn; W. M. Houser, City Attorney; R. D.
Hiller, Administrative G ficer; D. r. Romero, City
Engrineer; E. P. Thomoscn, i,iater Superintendent; L.
Schlobohm, Fire Chief; id. Schofield, Police chief.
On motion of Councilman Shipsey, seconded by `ouncil.nan miller, clams against the
City for the month cf idaruh,�1963, were approved and ordered paid subject to the
approval of the Adainistrative Officer, R. D. :-tiller.
1. On motion of CounciLran Graves, seconded b;y Councilman Shipsey, the follow-
ing salary ste, increases were approved, effective April 1, 1963:
BANKS, 3ernard J., Laborer - Equipment Operator, from SLeo 2 at 4363 per month
to Step 3 at $390 per :-ionth.
D_T1.CAi, iler-nTn F. ,, 3attalion Chief, from Step u at ,' POSO per month to Step
7777 $720 per month.
HALL, Elton R., Fire Captain, from Step 3 at per month to Step 4 at
757 per month.
2 Cm . motiion of Councilman Shipsey, seconded b y Councilwoman I,Icideil, the follow-
ing resolution was introduced. Resolution No. lOdg, a resolution trans-
ferring funds. (Account ho. 900T, ihale Sock - -Motor `Vehicle, be in-
creased by v300.00 and Account I:o. 900.5�, ?•.hale =pock, - Power Costs, be
decreased by X300.00.).
Passed and adopted on the following roll call vote:
::YES: Cla-; P. Davidson, _t. L. Graves, Jr., Miss == argaret 7Ic!eil,
Donald Y. :filler, Gerald �i. Shipsey
NOES: 'None
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3. Cham�e Orders r"l and A to the selraCr :,corks enlargement project by the North
' Bay Construction Company were orderec received and filed.
1. The City Council discussed a preliminary draft of the resolution authorizing
the issuance of Irl ,000.00 for sewer revenue bonds for the City.
iir. James Saffran of Stone and Youngberg explained to the Council the various
pro-visions of the proposed resolution .
After discussion of the Council, Lr. Saffran stated that a new draft of the
proposed resolution containing all cltan�-es will be received from C'Melveny
:,c ! °Iyers .
5. J. q. Fitnoatrick, City Clerk, reported to the City Council that to date
the Pacific Gas Electric Como-any does not have a business license to do
business in the City.
He stated that notices have b•en sent to Pacific Gas " Electric. They then
referred then to their attorneys who filed l:riefs with the City .'attorney
protesting this payment on the basis that they alr�_ady pay a franchise ta•_
based on Bross receipts and that a business license based on zross re-
ceipts would amount to double taxation.
i Houser, City Attorney, stated that he }ad investigated this :"latter and '
that no city in the state Lets a 'business license fro:a the C. •_c E. ,.-hen
a frana:nise is already in e'.`ec't and further, :.hat a chec:•: of' case lair does
not disclose where any court aL any time has considered this Matter. Phcre-
fore, der. Houser reco:vaerded to the City Council that utility c0:'1_DanLes in
San. Luis Obispo wr o pay a . -ross receipt franchise not be required to :procure
a business license.
On a -action of !'?a•or Davidson, seconded by Councilman Graves, t::at the City
follow tre rece:-taendation of the City t.ttorney and not_reeuire a business
license Of any utility holdin_ a francl:i :;e with the City. :''Lotion carried.
5. J. H. Fitsuatric!:, CLty Clerk, rcported to tl:e City Council on the status of
the business license for Consolidated Cab Company stating that the cab
co:apany -bras two (2') -rears behind in their license.
Vaughn a ocared- before the City Council st .�t1r: that he was attcmct-
ino to se__ tab .iman and ask�•.d Uhe City Council or a s1:_ty ('
day e:•.tcn3,.ion to Jay his business license.
On ;lotion of COunciLman Ch -Jpsey seconded b y Councilman Miller, the Con-
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solidated Cab Co.-r.any was i ranted sixt;' (JO) nays to pay the business
license.
7. At this time the City Co::ncil considered tre contract with John L,csS for
architectural services 1n connection with the design. :•f 'Civil De-fen-se
Control Center and future of-ice expansion in the City Hall base:aer_t.
ii. :-1. Houser, City Attorne.-7. explained uhe varici:s provisions of the con-
tract as orosenLed by Jchn P.css.
On :notion. of G= uncilsan liller, s.- ::onded by COuncll!san Graves, �
the con-
tract iia5 accepted and the : ",9a:-or was autho -izei to Sign Sai1e On be-half of the
City.
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At t: ^is time the City Council ': -:old a Fubli c Hearin-, on the notice to the
property: miner's t0 construct a four (i.i� foot si Cel.ral '. on the south side O£
Craig ':.'ay between Patricia and the west end of CraiJ, !'lay under the pro-
visions of the 1,911 .. -.ct.
D. F. Romero, City EmL7,ineer, explained to the City Council the work that is
being- r1lanned on the development.
''_ver Davidson declared the Piiblic l earin� o,)on.
No one aooeared before the City Cc;xtcil hrotcst:Ln•_ the assessment.
On motiCn Of LOunciLIlal 3rayeS, seconded by Counc!lmman -hiose.y, thaU the
City Council find that th:_ rcr:: is recuired and is necessary and ordering 1
the Street Juyerintendent to proceed with the work. [':Ction carried.
Conim1icati On irc 1 Lloyd E. Scmo. -yi £ortlardi n . nases Of property owners On
1'?cnterey Street r ^O will ,ncet with the C1t i CO!: ?7C? 1 Co:� aittee for uhe pur-
pose of investilating Brays and means of com:-)cnsatin,. irnterey Street orcoerty
omens for ors_ -ert;r accuirec frith the establishment of a set?;ack lire on
icnterey Street. The nro, crt; cwncr represeRtati':ES trill ie :s. Carl H ;-son
and 3;:anlev i?elson.
On motion of Counci:Laan Shipsey, seconder' by Council-man iTillcr, that the
City Bus Gcmrittee be left as presently constitLt,�d.
Passed by the followi-ii roll call vote:
YES: :Liss :- iarzaret IIcNeil, Donald Q . ,filler, Gerald 1i. Shipsey
.�: L. Graves, Jr., Cla,v P. Da7.idscn
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On :noticr of ITa-;or Davidson, seconded by Council ;rian '.rave's, it was movcd
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t: at . -. ::. -Ii-son be vitC:,�. t0 bus stuC ;% sesslOn3 as an ex-officio 7t %iTLDer
to take part in the discus.-ion, but not in 'the votin;,. 1'10tion carried.
13. At this time tie City Ccunc-.l, at the -'equest of tike G1vic Fine Arts
.ssociati' n, considered the adoption of a riisolL:tiCn reUuestin- a feasibiI it,
stl'_dy -he Ste. e Director of Parks ?n(d qecre•TtiCn for the esta Olishment
of a' recreation. and oar:; district in the City of San Luis C ;bispo and its
environs.
On motion of councilman Killer, seconded by Councila;oi-an 1.101eil, the follow-
in,-- rescluiien was introduced. Resolution I,'" T116, a revolution request -
in- the -)tate Dir -ctor of R- creation to �Dre-nar•J a feasil.)il].t;;r study fcr
the establishment of a recreation and n-arii district.
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Com ;iunlcatiOn fro.-ii t:nc Jai: Luis Cblsoo �oiint`i :ar;,i Bureau, Inc., announc-
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ryas accepter irit!h the `.'Ta or tc re.-resent the City Ce::rc:il.
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Tract 252, La•-una Park .iC;aes l:G. %, was approved on rccoraaendation c:
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r"cr Council's consideration, covenant from Lhe Coast 'alley Pre er r an -,rd
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aL'thorizin- said co-ricariv to build an apart::ient house over an ei�-ht foot (8)
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drainase easement in part of Tract Ho. _03.
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On :action cf Council;ian . iiller, seconded by City Councilman Craves, the
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Ccuncil accepted the covenant, and the = ia-.or i',aS aut:urisrc'. to accept and
record said document on L-ehalf of the City.
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'Mayor Davidson sug.cSte:.. that :'err. A. . '.,.Filson, Assistant JU'icrintcndent of
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Schools for the City Sc:lool S•;rste:a be appoinLed as a member of th <: Citv L'.us
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Stidy Co:c-iiittee as the schools have a definite interest in transportation
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cf their stL.dents.
Councilman Shipsey stated he disagreed xith the :IayorIs su ;.-estion, stat-
ing that the cc7m ttee was lanJe enou-•h anci t,1; committee should consist of
the members aoocinted by the City' Council.
Conncillaan Graves sug ested that A. G. a;iilson be asked to attend the Bus
o;rniittae :aeeuin -- in an es- officio capacity to ta=;e part in the discussion
but +ould not ta':ce part in the +: otin -:.
Councilwoman Icideil ac-reed that the com,aittce shGaad he kept as appoint-
ed by the' members Of the City Council.
On motion of Counci:Laan Shipsey, seconder' by Council-man iTillcr, that the
City Bus Gcmrittee be left as presently constitLt,�d.
Passed by the followi-ii roll call vote:
YES: :Liss :- iarzaret IIcNeil, Donald Q . ,filler, Gerald 1i. Shipsey
.�: L. Graves, Jr., Cla,v P. Da7.idscn
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On :noticr of ITa-;or Davidson, seconded by Council ;rian '.rave's, it was movcd
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t: at . -. ::. -Ii-son be vitC:,�. t0 bus stuC ;% sesslOn3 as an ex-officio 7t %iTLDer
to take part in the discus.-ion, but not in 'the votin;,. 1'10tion carried.
13. At this time tie City Ccunc-.l, at the -'equest of tike G1vic Fine Arts
.ssociati' n, considered the adoption of a riisolL:tiCn reUuestin- a feasibiI it,
stl'_dy -he Ste. e Director of Parks ?n(d qecre•TtiCn for the esta Olishment
of a' recreation. and oar:; district in the City of San Luis C ;bispo and its
environs.
On motion of councilman Killer, seconded by Councila;oi-an 1.101eil, the follow-
in,-- rescluiien was introduced. Resolution I,'" T116, a revolution request -
in- the -)tate Dir -ctor of R- creation to �Dre-nar•J a feasil.)il].t;;r study fcr
the establishment of a recreation and n-arii district.
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Passed and adorited cn I .- I . I
I follo-,7in roll c-,ll -ol c:
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Ger..,,ld Shioscy
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The followin c.a ,l:_ca i .t fru_:i t'.ie Police Advisor- B c a r, J
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City Council:
f J so An-vor Luc!:FJ n;-er
"At ',-�e lirst meetin.- of the Police Adv_ ry boart� in 1955,
stated tnat we -,-,-ant the "best Dclice dc-oart!iu:nt in this _-!tate"
11IL is Lhe cpini.on c-f our card that in crc:er to acco:ficlich this'. adcauatc
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...d clualified. nersennel is a defin-ite rcouirement.
"The deteil., bu-den and responsi'bilit-,., of he Police Departi,-ient has in-
creased for the foilowin,,- reasons:
1. increa-.e in pooulation
2. Greater nii!,ibe- of irilc, -,•Yithin the city to cover
�,ccnin of s':..tistical record, and Tmne- war'- becom-in,-
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heavier
"In addition to the above, visitors of the = ' ient- i;olom.1 r and st-U(Ientz, of
Cal Poly r10 a'U ti:1'.es pos�' additional proble-1s for -11�ie Prl-*ce Dcnprt:nent.
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"In order to nrovide clir cc,7immi it}, .•Tith adequate r)olice protection, our
Bcard racommends that
your "ouncil Live cons idc raticn to aridin. four ac�ci-_".
tional molice officers, withlcat uel�.y.
"If further study indicates need for ad(:1 �tional staff a:� the City :,rr-,.;s
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and problc:-is develop, the Police Adl.•risory '-",card will mak.c appropriate re-
corimendationS . I
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er'lai)s the -.,' cculd be ad,Clcd cs auxiliary nclice f or a snecific," -._-,er!,)d c,
Line therr-bY relieving perni:menL cf'iccrs t.o mc.-rz? i. L.ant duties
"It is tht. 4eelin- of our -'card tn_-t the Chief cf Police sho--lid ha✓e- wide
latitude in -�nc operation of his -:coart,qent subject. to the autliorit of the
City Council and City A.6,!-,iinistrator.
`Jr- bcliel.,e the trair.in;- pro�rami at the County S-erriffls School
is excellent and, should be continued.
"It h-,s been and continue -Uo be the dc--.ir.-_ of our -r:ard to act as a
liaison bet-oTcen the City C6Lincil, tho Police Depei:-tiaent and the n1l'olic.
'CA'e feel Lh.t -,.e arc an unbiasec' roun and that we serve. aS _n uScful
l, -�'tie,
function ' U c t'a � several en.- -1
Fl? ;or Davic:son broi-,L-lit to Lhe Councills attention, ::ith reference tc the
ie-u-u er iro.7—z.-ic Police Ar�,visor,y E•op.rc?, tf�e :n.a'uter of tho inadecluate null ,.Dr:r
of personnel in tlic; 6-oart:ient, ocrLicularl- _U reference �U • t
rai"ic con-
trol and control in h, -City. KecauSe of ".his inarieoracv _f personnel, the
Navor s-U Led he had askec 'the Police Akdviscr., 'r)ar(I to -_;tuc-,-,r tae :-afte- anc z
a -eco -mendaLion
uo the City Council -viLich -.:as just pre-,ente6.
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OI-i-ief S'chcfield statel-. on
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act---Lionai oiiiccrs -elhich renuired, �,e would need an addiLional ccj .1
car in order to use th;- oer'sciinel effectivcl•.
Councilman - Miller asked 41.liy Lhe was not 11cildi o'-er to budr-ct
:;tudy all '.:'ill bn in IiCht of all porsr-,imcl
1---reed tuihatG t1lis r7i'-Ltor should b° hell over to Council
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�,cuncilman ::raves aL�ri:ed that the ti.,Tic- tc consider :personnel recues'Us s;Iou ld
be at L he bud;c period when all bud;:.eIt re-aucs'.s for -jersci-incl zculcl 12c con-
Sidercd
Fa,.,- dscn stated t- aL the Council should reeiember U
1,at the rcco;n:ienda-
tJnn was macx to the C;cunc:il by a CJtJ7enls 'idviscry 'card are' very
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sincere in their -v;crr in trvi to a better ?clice to Department �Iie
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City o' San Luis Obi soc.
In motion of Councilman ',Iiller. sccondod by Co,,-,ncilman Shipsey, thaz. Lhe
l.ity a let Tert.7ank.in�; the Oclice Advisory '�cad for tlie--'r suE; esItion
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and statin.- -2,alt additional -ersonnel will be considered at budget time.
iotion carried. Davidson voted no.
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15. At this time the City Council held a Public Hearin;; on Traffic Co.Tnittee
Report '33-3-7T dated 'baruar 20, 196)3. Report is as fo'lows:
-7T it ',-!as b( __Ien called -.o c.,.:r atL--rtion that wcsL bound
7-Ozorls.j.- on --oothill 3culevard ma�in a ri`.��ht '-and turnin�� move: .:Ient onto
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,horro Street '-ave difficult-y- enterin- the rizht hand turn oocket because
-ed on �hp_ rl�,h' hand side o' Foothill. 1� is therefore su7ve3t-
of cars park � . _'I U I U
ed that 50 additional feet of re,.! zone be placed e•tendi in an easterly
direction from the '-orro intersection on the north side of ='oothill. Hc-.,!-
ever, because this -one -,:ould be immcdiately in front of a resi6ence, it
is sug:-estcd that a hearing be -set by the Co. ncil on the cuestion and the
orone-ty o-,mer notified.
'm7aycr Da-✓idscn doclar--d the Public Hearin ort-r -n.
11c one aoocared before the City Council..
Nayor Da✓ dscn declared the Public Hearin- closed.
On motion of -ouncilmian I-iller, seconded by CounciLman Shipsey, the follow-
n -- resolution ,;as In L. I
s c7uced. Resolution 1,7-7-175, a rc-cluticn establish-
in- a no oa-'%,ini-, zone on Woothil nou ev ar,,.
Rassed and anionted on the follc-,dn�.,; roll call vote:
2, Y E , Clay P. Davidson,, H. L. Graves, Jr., 14argarct bIc Neil.,
Donald Q. .'Iiller, Gerald I,:. Ship-sey
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0 Traffic Ccr-attee Report of "arch 11.1, 1963.
BT ar,�et has requested a Earcen 12
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in,-- time limit zone in front o�.' tl•,cir store aL L117 ;iiiEucra Street con-
sisting of one -,ar'.-`.in.-: space of wooroximaLely 20 feet, and the Traffic
Co7T.ittee recc-.-Lmends an;)rcval.
v n mction of Councilman ::raves, seconded l:y CounciLman the
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,cllouinc re-olu�icn was in"roduced. resolution 11c. 11�Ob�
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esLablishin�- a 12 minute nari-:inr zone on Iii-i-lera Strect.
Passed and aC:opted on the follo-.•Tin,r roll call vote:
Clay F. Davidson, i-t. L. Graves, Jr., 1•1Lss
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Donald Q. hiller, Gerald `,.. Snipsey
NOES: iIone
ABSEET: i•Trne
63 -3 -9f The !)i%,isicn of Ei---h-,;a7,s has �:ritten a letter requesting 3
a t,.�o ho'LL- 'ui.-,i;- limit zone: in front of their headq_;arLers office to ensure
p a r ':i n spaces f,,-r visitors 'to their buildinL.:. '.Lherc is a!-,iple park.ing in
,ul,ie rear of their 17aildinc- for employee parkin- accoruin- to their letter.
The Traffic Co=dttee feels thi-, request is reasonable and recomi:ien6s that
a t-..io hour time limit, zone be e.-tablished on Lhe -,ieSt side of 1 i sl-,era 6-ureet
fro7a .1adonna, Road in a scutherly direction to the Division of ?Iig11-V.-ays cirive-
tray rang at the south end of their property. Said two hour zone signs would
be effective free 9:00 es.:l. tc oL00 ?.II., Sundays and colidays excepted,
and par':in� ::ould be prohibited from 3:00 to $:00 A.1,1.
On :potion of Co:r:cilman ''hiosev, seconded by Councilman ::raves, the follow -
incr rescluti on was intro uce . Resolllti cn Pic. , a rlisG u pion establish-
ing two hear parking none and 1iln, Leo parsing zone on :iiguera Street.
Passed and adGJt!d on the fcllc-,;1ng roll call vote:
In. :).is: Clay . Davidson, R. L. Grave, Jr., :Liss '•largaret
Mci;eil, Donald [Ii ller, ']erald Sllipsey.
NOES: i. one
AnSL..,�.T. ifone
G } -3 -1G= n Ob:>tr'�ac �i on to visibility has been nOu.G at t` t1C I1_rLa-
cast corner of Islay and Carmel, and if' the Lgi:ncil -as no objection, the
City _"'n;-ineer's Office will take steps to have it cut dc,-.n to proper s- .eijht
or eliminated. NIo objection by the City Cot:ncil.
OJ -J -11T We have been contacted 0;,' t:•arren Si nsheiner who plans
to co:n'Jlete the pavin_; of the alley behind lichardson's Funeral ?arlor for
i is entire length. ',:hen this has been ccmpleted, lie has requested that
the City extard "Teo parking, at any ti sae " zone cn the north side of the
alley. The Traffic Committee reconlaends approval.
On notion o1' Councilman Craves, seconded by Councilman Shiosev, the follow-
ing resolution was introduced. [?::Solution 11o. -0 d, a rssc u ion estab=
fishing a no par::irg zone on al_e, adjacent to . icaardson' Funeral Home.
Passed and adopted on the following roll call vote:
A'i s: C1?: P. DatildSOn, r. ?,. Cra'. -es, Jr., =ii 0s ''iar-aret .---cNeil, 1
Donald w. ililler, I.icrald Sh'insey
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o3 -3 -12T i'i:e Traffic 'om•nittee has had a request fol red =F,rinC
on 7e east side of llroad Street south cf the Chorro Street intersection
to inpro-re visibility for soutlibound motorists on ChorL'o entcrin� "road
Tile Com':littee recc: _':'.ands OG fect of red -.one at this location, and if the
Council haS no objection, it lc: suo;;ested that the Clty Enu -ineer be autnorized
to contact the Division of Hi,Shways in an attempt to secure approval.
On motion of 'Councilman I•liller, Second::d by Councilman Craves, the follow-
ing resolution was introduced. !resolution i G. ;y, a resoiution estab-
lishing a no par: :inc; zone on goad Street.
sassed and adopted on the folloe!inC.- roll call vote:
A-I-ES Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves, Jr., -Liss Nargaret
=•:cNe'_l, Dcnalo Q. :''filler, GeT'ald !•t. S:1i'?SC;;i
1`IC'LC;: i`l one
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c3 - 3 -13T The City Schools have requested a directional Sig at
•errini -load and rcothill Sculevard indicatin,-, the location of Teach School.
The Co-rnittee recom•rnerds a double face sign on the south side of roothill
opposite the Ferrini 3::ad intersection.
Reco:^rnendation of the Traffic Committee was accepted on :motion of Co:.nci1-
:' r. Shiose'r, seconded by Councilman Graves.
63- 3 -1L:T The City Engineer ha-- received a letter from tile Division
of Di ohways askin that we remove all motel directional signs from state
ri• hts of way within the City. The Coiliaittee feels that all other suns
should be removed also at the same time frc.m the City rights of way so that
certain motels i -r_11 not have a coapetitive advanta_;e over others. The
T _-aff is Co. � iittee reco.l'7ends that a letter to the :actels be authorized ad-
vising that file City plans to remove all motel signs on .pril 15' and trans -
mitting a cop-; of the letter from clr. Foley, District Engineer for the
Division of Highi-:ays.
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The -City Council discussed the recommendation of the Traffic Corlaittee re-
-ardin- the removal of all :hotel si;;ns in the State rights c'_' way and the
City ric7hts of way.
On motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Coincil:oman Ic'ieil, that the
reco ^ ^tendation of the traffic Co,a.�aittee be accepted including trailer park
signs.
Motion carried on the folloi -Tin;; roll call vote:
AYES: R. L. Graves, Jr., : °Iiss Iargaret 11cl4eil. Donald Q. :Ll.11er,
. ?OFS: Cla P. Davidson, Gerald W. Shi.pse i
A ✓3i1'1T: None
17. Co- amunication from
parking problem on
J. F. Fitzpatrick:,
church on i✓road -)L
can be required at
panded or building
Mrs. 2della Moen brie ing to the Council's attention the
Broad Street at the location of the Four Scuare Church.
CLty Clerk::, was instructed to notify iirs. Moen that the
-eet e>:ists and there is no ::ay that off-Street narking
this time, but that any; time that the church use is ex-
torn down, then off - street par!:ino would be required.
13. On r:otion of CcunciLnan Graves, seconded by Councilman Miller, the folloi•r-
inE resolution i -=a introduced. '.?esclution ?do. 1075, a resolution estah-
lishing no park-ling zones.
I :-ass .d and adooted on the follo:rin.- roll call vote:
Clay P. Davidson, i ?. L. ;raves, Jr., Miss i'Iar�raret
klc '•oil, Dcnald Q. i killer, Gerald ?•; . Skli prey
:IOES : :lcne
19. Co.1munication frO:a Boo!-man ,i &_`monston, Consulting EnEineers, efferin�T the
City 'Ccunc it the cortivance of their services to I'larch 20, 1;64.
R. D. vller, = Lc!7-inistrative C•ffic--r, recorLaended that the contract be ex-
tended as the Lity is still involved in many water problems in i-Ihich this
firm can be of great assistance.
On motion of Council -man Miller, seconded by CeunciLmann Shinscy. that the
contract be e._tenaeaa to i�6.1.!•lction carried.
20.= The folloi•!ir.. co7nauni cation. :.:as rccelvea from the Pell: and Recreation
Co=.,.ission re7ardin termination of the lease with -7 -nest Dalidio at La-,una
s. Ernest Dalidic was present at the Park and Recreation Coaaission meet -
inE. He r'ecu'ested continued use of a Dcrtion of La:�un2: La!•:e area for
cattle gazing.
"'The Commission denied iiis request on ;;rounds of two )ast co- i.:unications to
the City Ccur.cil. The first letter .:as submitted to your body on :larch 7,
1957, and the second on i:cvenlber 16, 1962. cth letters stated the 'Ccmalssion
desires for not c :ctend'n. the cattle lease at LaL -una Lake.
U:.c .,raiSsion will sub:,,.it in the I-)udCc.+ a coati nua-
tior of dc-,re-lopment of Lacuna Lal,'.e ?arl: ulth additional tree ulantinr7 and
recreation Str-Licti—l-eS
Cn notion of Council: -tan r-liller, seconded by Counc-,L7ian Ship3e-y, the re-
cori-aendaLion of the Park ana 'Lecrea-tion Cc;-L,,,iis3ion was a-.)"_rov0d and "ir.
Dalidio's lease is 1)cin. tcrminated at the conclusion of the present aX_
uen".ion.
10:15 P. i•!. - Ma -or Davidson declared a recess. !,Iectin� reconvened at
10:30 P. ".1. Al Council :embers were present wit.. the c:-.ucp'U-ion of Council-
man Donald " . :Miller.
21. Co^:n-unication frcm the San Luis Obi:-no Art Association rocuostim, iinan._!ial
hell _f rom the Clit,., Council in order to continue their orb. in the Ci-U v and
requesting that the Ccuri.c'il .,rant them si:;ty dollars (:!'60.00) a yenr to
pay their water bill.
On mo-lion of Councilman Shiosev, seconded by Davidson, the request .,.-as
de:ied.
22. Resclution of the Gity _Ilannin� Commi ssion .-ccoT;iendin;-, that the City Council
annro-c an ec-ms-on c.iiie for fill file final ma:; of T-act N 268.
was nr)pro-:--d for c:--ten'sion cf tim,.. on mcticn of Co'
.l ul ciLman n
IraveS, seconded b7., Col.:Anci-limn Dh-iosov.
2 }. H C. s c _111�4 or,
_ of t' e City Plannin- 3om_.mission rec,-.�.miendin, a-.),,-)_-o-ia1 of the
_UI n _U
final subdi iris icn map of T-act 1'.0. 27y, '-a un-, Parl- Hcmes 1,1o. Q
I
Cn motion of CounciL-mn ' raves, seconded by Councilman Shiosev,_ the folio-,
inE resolution was introduced. :Zesclutiicn Pic. 11 91J, a resolution in-
creas-im: the 1962-63 'bud,--et b,,- _,ddin_ I
Account-l!-_. 211." inspection Fees
Tract No. 279.
.
Passed and adopted on the followin roll call •ote:
Clav P. Da%ridson, R. L. Craves, Jr., 11iss T_areV
:-IcNeil.
Inscy
Gerald Z).:
17CE,5: 1 %! ono
no
1, "ISE! i ': Donald Q. :aller
2L. Co.-niunication from the City Plannin-, Comi-d_-sion reco:n.::endJn-- to T!-e 'City
_
'cuncil -e-onimE from to "R-Y' of t?Ic Petrici, -)::reel on Phillips Lane.
-n L);liDscy. secondod I)y Counc J
-raves the ma t Le
On 7.otion o7 Council.,-
L for
,7as 3e
?,,_blic Hear-ln:: at
u 30 1.
r Jr
2�.
lannin'" r0co:TL-,.endin- rezb�ninr'of
"he. Fe-rini Hr6_i.:-hLs area -from :T-Lp: to lliL-111
Cn mo';i= n--' 7�1,, .:.r..c3 seco"Ided, by CounciLmn hipsed the re-
zcn1n p,- 4c-)bsai..i-.as set i'FIF-7 _u b 1 i c c a n 'H_ C or, orli ij hUj.
26.
Cc_-,-munication from the Plannin.- Cc-,LTission nctif-Yint: the LI
i City Ccunc I ha L
- ly _
they have est_-'olished a committee to study the si.-n ordinance in relation
to-zonin rem-laticris, was ordered received anti filed.
27 Claim cf 7.-Taitfr Frcs. Cons,ruction for reola=c.ment cf seven ('7
F-T7—
feet of sewer pipe at I5o Uhorro z)tre E7 t allegedly da::ia_-ed due to improper
ac'Kfill'.nr, b the U-i'v, was referred to the City',.; insi_xance
213 Coa-:i-nicaltion the t--ustee3 of the 1".. 7. Sin--,"lei er ramil e:
icry URd
leqes"n_ that the City Crimcil honor their claim for the oaymcnt by the
uy of -he salar y war--ants of L* F. Sins;,ei:ne, or the De iod of `ebruary
li 1915 to 14al., 15, 19393 in L:.c a:.-iount of . ""lL,10h.iff
On motion of CcunciLman Miller, seconded by Councilm.an. 6hiosev� the City
Attorney -.,JaS ins-ructec. to fon-ard all the info=iabion to the Attcrney
General and as'•- an oninion on the claims' legality.
The City Council discussed the matter of reviewing tae prosent 'City Charter
W '�h a vic-.-, �o uo dating Lh,,� provisions o�' the Charter. i)ai`U-icularlv with
L, u - I I . -
reference to salaries oai'u -
cl o Llic 71a -or and the City Council.
Thr• Ci'U-Y Cou.ncil also discu-Sod other areas in Lhe Charter that :night need
U
re-vrisin.r.
Councilman - filler Sug.,-,-ested 'E.17az, the City Ccuncii rcacti%-ate the 1955
Citv Charter Ct-_-.uttee to revie-v; the Cliart'--.1- that tile:, oena-cd in li- ht of
the last seven ,.-ear,,- o-,)craLion since the Chai-ter ..-as adcoted.
he eiieed this ,_;roue had the e_oericnce and back_;round to doa
Food job for the City.
U:
Cn mcLil on of. Councilman TIillcg, Soconder] liI Co-,nciL,an SliL- xe.v . tha t the
1955 Charter Co. mittee revic-..7 the Charter an —submit any recomMendations to
the Cit.-,,• Ocunc-11 within ninoty (00) (lays.
29. Co=unicaLicn from S.enatcr Stur,�-,ecn to 'lie County -'car,! c" Supicrvisor-i re.-
L u L, .'_%
znrdinz Sonatc% rill iro:) rcL:ardTnj Ccumty fees for ac:fdslssion to ar:az surround-
in:- -.-:as ordered received and filed.
7 -tinci: lmann '-1--avc-_ seconded by Council,,. o.-,ian �-Icilr.il the follow-
On motion of Co U
ing resol-dtion Was intrcdriccd. r--solution 10--,2, a resolution co.:L.,iend_JnE
Dr. : lamer, _.oz_nty llealtuh Oficer, and request-in.- t"at �:`cnatoi- Vernon Sturgeon
keep L-p Cit-_ Gnuncil -in-formcc! on legisi_�tion -,.71 1!'C �
I .1i]-c.1 el(�U-1 the C1ty5 es-
occially lie introduces on bonalf of tc°'-In and 3porL.S,;1an
associations.
Passed 1.nd adopted on the follow-i_�r roll call Vote:
A Y__--S Clay P. Davidson, n. L. Gra,;-e,-;, Jr.
i;1arr:arct ;,Tc17c;l, Gerald Stliosey
_done
Dcriald �'7iller
CcC munica ticr from ".. e 7er:. Pral "viation 'LCicy no-if yin thc Cit_ CCu!-cjl
'ha"
obstruction to air service i%ii.l be n-o:)osco b,.- t'le Pacific Gas
Electric 'r.-r.,)any ir. 'Uhc vicinit-y, of San Luis 01,iS-)o :-.iroort, ordered
received and filed.
C(.) tau nic a t ion from 17:.
c1cen'-J o
- clutom cfferim: rcfessi-onal ins:.jectinn
service to the C'ity J.'or enoral en7inee-rin- 6 constru-tion, includ4n-- sijb-
dii-vi.s ions., ,,:Ias ordered received and filed.
Lommunication from i'lrsl. Dorctliv !'illoceau the Council that
she oh-jectcc, to some •l the statement made about Lhc Cal Del-- sbuden�s dur-
') Students
ing the Public �carin.7s cli the Lai una ?lanced Dr14clo7).-.ient a-, hie !)as coerated
v ars ancl i,as found tul. -, e n
suudents for man e uo be
a bcard--*,n-F 1--ouse `cr 1olv -4.
Gcod citizens, 'God neJ '_,hbors, and ;;entle:aen -nder any conditionS a order -
e, e, roceivc:d land 'iled.
T. i. C'Peilly , Trustee,
1
4 n
appeared before �'e City Council
statinl� that he
nac no-unin, mere to add
as all i_rfnr:aaticn had •een presented
to the City
Council and that he was
offcrin:. his services in any way
possible to hel-p
resol•c this matter for
the CiLy. Further, he, sizgestod
s
u I
Lhat prissibl-, the
City should ai)-)lv fcr an
Attorney 'eneral's opinion as to
the le-,,pli��r U, of
these claims.
iLayor Davidson suesteCt
that the Trestees request an ooinicn
from the
kttorney ucneral in order
to settle tuhis matter once and
for all.
On motion of CcunciLman Miller, seconded by Councilm.an. 6hiosev� the City
Attorney -.,JaS ins-ructec. to fon-ard all the info=iabion to the Attcrney
General and as'•- an oninion on the claims' legality.
The City Council discussed the matter of reviewing tae prosent 'City Charter
W '�h a vic-.-, �o uo dating Lh,,� provisions o�' the Charter. i)ai`U-icularlv with
L, u - I I . -
reference to salaries oai'u -
cl o Llic 71a -or and the City Council.
Thr• Ci'U-Y Cou.ncil also discu-Sod other areas in Lhe Charter that :night need
U
re-vrisin.r.
Councilman - filler Sug.,-,-ested 'E.17az, the City Ccuncii rcacti%-ate the 1955
Citv Charter Ct-_-.uttee to revie-v; the Cliart'--.1- that tile:, oena-cd in li- ht of
the last seven ,.-ear,,- o-,)craLion since the Chai-ter ..-as adcoted.
he eiieed this ,_;roue had the e_oericnce and back_;round to doa
Food job for the City.
U:
Cn mcLil on of. Councilman TIillcg, Soconder] liI Co-,nciL,an SliL- xe.v . tha t the
1955 Charter Co. mittee revic-..7 the Charter an —submit any recomMendations to
the Cit.-,,• Ocunc-11 within ninoty (00) (lays.
29. Co=unicaLicn from S.enatcr Stur,�-,ecn to 'lie County -'car,! c" Supicrvisor-i re.-
L u L, .'_%
znrdinz Sonatc% rill iro:) rcL:ardTnj Ccumty fees for ac:fdslssion to ar:az surround-
in:- -.-:as ordered received and filed.
7 -tinci: lmann '-1--avc-_ seconded by Council,,. o.-,ian �-Icilr.il the follow-
On motion of Co U
ing resol-dtion Was intrcdriccd. r--solution 10--,2, a resolution co.:L.,iend_JnE
Dr. : lamer, _.oz_nty llealtuh Oficer, and request-in.- t"at �:`cnatoi- Vernon Sturgeon
keep L-p Cit-_ Gnuncil -in-formcc! on legisi_�tion -,.71 1!'C �
I .1i]-c.1 el(�U-1 the C1ty5 es-
occially lie introduces on bonalf of tc°'-In and 3porL.S,;1an
associations.
Passed 1.nd adopted on the follow-i_�r roll call Vote:
A Y__--S Clay P. Davidson, n. L. Gra,;-e,-;, Jr.
i;1arr:arct ;,Tc17c;l, Gerald Stliosey
_done
Dcriald �'7iller
CcC munica ticr from ".. e 7er:. Pral "viation 'LCicy no-if yin thc Cit_ CCu!-cjl
'ha"
obstruction to air service i%ii.l be n-o:)osco b,.- t'le Pacific Gas
Electric 'r.-r.,)any ir. 'Uhc vicinit-y, of San Luis 01,iS-)o :-.iroort, ordered
received and filed.
C(.) tau nic a t ion from 17:.
c1cen'-J o
- clutom cfferim: rcfessi-onal ins:.jectinn
service to the C'ity J.'or enoral en7inee-rin- 6 constru-tion, includ4n-- sijb-
dii-vi.s ions., ,,:Ias ordered received and filed.
Lommunication from i'lrsl. Dorctliv !'illoceau the Council that
she oh-jectcc, to some •l the statement made about Lhc Cal Del-- sbuden�s dur-
') Students
ing the Public �carin.7s cli the Lai una ?lanced Dr14clo7).-.ient a-, hie !)as coerated
v ars ancl i,as found tul. -, e n
suudents for man e uo be
a bcard--*,n-F 1--ouse `cr 1olv -4.
Gcod citizens, 'God neJ '_,hbors, and ;;entle:aen -nder any conditionS a order -
e, e, roceivc:d land 'iled.
33 - Progress rcocrt b;{ the City r.ttorney and the City: Clerl. on AIsc.mbly Sills
the -,'e.m! tin- raw :nal=ials from
ff-111� and 7�-�469p W"ch -,:ciL U
1J, ',evc effect o" e
T)erscnal oronerty .. 71- en helC in to cri-inal 2a"lu-
facturcr, ..:as ordered receive(-' and filed.
Cc:-,imunication from t;le California lli hwa Patrol nctilyim- tlic City Cci.mcil
that lulley arc still- intcrcstcd in the Ci-'U,.,- -rc�)crt-,r on California Ezulcvard,
and they are Tort and on this ;Drcject as -a-Adly as possible ordered re-
ceived and filed.
35• Oc-:,munica'� U on :_'C:^ : :z
Senator Collier ackncl.,7Iecl.--1r, rcCei_-)' c, `.c CIty
:solu-� icn cnftr3inE the increase in uSel'S . Ua:C -.!a- ordered received
.L
and filer'
C omanatio 1-nom ja d- rci o'
-. -icI n :-cs � c acko wie:-inI ce-U
c f 1LesclLi.tion "o. l,"' endorsi.n- Senate Bill Ai;_ _ pro-4cinj for addiUional
f
'tics an-� ccrn .ics for n2.,7h-,-.ay i-m-)rov-ment, wars ordered rc-
revenue -Uo cl __. 11
cci%rec' and filed.
36. ''card order.. and filin� the cciTL�-.-ui--_icat_;cn f--o-;i tlic �I'ity Council re-
cuestin- tha-, one County j4ealtli Offlcpr esta;)llsh :-,iin'mum `iealtl, -Landar6z
for •-Deration of Santa "arLarita re,_-i-cational facilities, was orderer
received and lilec'.
C o- L m m- 1 caU ion I-o-q -lie Le uc of 1lomen Voters notifyin! the Cit.v Co-mc'- l `U
hat
t'-ev are sr)onscrin P. Candidate-- Hi, ht at the ',-lub on '.'Tarch 27, 190
was ordered- receivec� and -filed.
o.,nun i c a U -i - 'on _-om Dr. --lerrill, Director of lublic l4ealth, to irvin: J.
Kogan, uhair.man of the San Luis Ubilspc Pure -,.-Iatcr Association, wlaS ordered
rcce4-.red and filled.
10. C n_- muricau _ on fI ror rile Division of notif-Yin, UI.)( City CcLncil '!"a'
an order rcstrictin.� the use of the froewav to H.an LI,is Obis-)o bl, nedestrians
I j -
and non-motcrize,_� traffic has beln adonted, was ordered received. and _�'_Ilcd.
1C. Co:TLmni"cat-ion f-o,1 the State Office of Plannin... nc,,iI'vin- tlic Cit., ("cuncil
that the 11. 11. 7. A. 'nas anorov.-o "lie urban ntannin.;; assistance rant for the
Citv of San L%_-.is C.'�)_iSno and that thcv :-re- ore-)a--in the neccSsar Con-
t,-act doc-aments,
-sas ordered rcce4.ved and filed.
hi. Cin motion of Counc-'. Lman 6hinscv seconded CCuT-jCilWo7,j-n 1'C7'iCi 1 the follow-
ini� re_-ol-ction ::as int.-oduced. Rosrlution- ',Ir,. 1101, a resclu�ion rctest-
I, ' irlines .
_ -Z rate inc-canse and Dro-oosal to reduce. sc� viuc h-.- t'-C Pacific
?assed and adopted on the follo..!`=- roll call
"arc-
Clav P. DaviclCon, ti. L. 'T 71-7 1
E� :,.ar u
S!7i)scy
7CES: Lone
33'1--,T Donald C, 1-ille-
On _mc til c n of " c-Mc 1" iman C.—raves, so condied �.,y Ccunc:il,.7cm.an :4ceil, reauc-t-
of CounciLman z-,hi:)scy to TcEMF tlic state -.ias ao.7—o-Ved.
The folloiin;- reocrt -,,ra.- received from L`le Cc.-,Imttee:
I'Tr order to assure the Cit,r of priority in collcctin-- tl-.c :-Imcunt ex-
,Dended for individual side-,-al'. an _,ssossment irocedural or-
dinance -,iculd ha.rc to be enacted 1--. talc City i-;hich wculd ;-)rov-*Lde for Council
that the are rea-air%6 'r. the iDu;Dlic
U_ U LI
_-:,iina��cn b,%r re' 4
interest, and two pleb-lJca'uions in the n: :-,spa-.-)er, follcwecl '011, hcarin s.
'The Ocancil 'then,, by 415 :iajorilty, could. reqUirc the improvements to be in-
stalled which -,could have to be done by the property owner at hi, s oi.n c.x.-
pense or '�, the City throu.-h '-bie;,s to oualified contractors.
"The Cc-lmcil thereafter would hold I-icanrinFs on the a.:.iount.- beimr char;;ed
and ma'r,e the cost a lien on the orcoert-• or collectable over three
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