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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09/20/1965'? 3GULtF_ i:S33 T ING ,F CITY `UNCIL Septer_ he" r 20, 1965 - 7 :30 °. V-. CITY HALL Loll Call Present: Emmons Blake, Frank Gallagher, Donald Q: 1!aUer, Arthur . Spring, dell -1. - Ilielchel City Staff Present: Peter Chapman, Director of Planning and Building; J. I-1. Fitzpatrick, City Cler'_c; "; 7illian ".. Flory, Director of Parks and recreation; 7illiain 11'. Houser, Jr., City Attorney; richard D. Pisller, Administrative Cfficer; David F.:::omero; City Engineer; Lee iv:. Schlobblun, -Fire Chief; and ?'lilliam Schofield, Police Chief. Approval of the minutes of the meeting of September 7, 1965 was. ordered held over. On motion of Councilman Didiler; seconded by Councilman Blake, claims against the City for the month of geptember, I W55 were approved, suolect to the approval of the Administrative 3.fficer. ---------------------------------------- 1. Eayor' ;Iheichel announced the appointment of Leland Balatti as Chairman of the U. M. Day o servance for 1965. 2.- Pr:r. Art Hapgood, ,`Mice- President of the Central California Communications Coi-por- suon, appeared before the City Council discussing proposed pro7ram changes on the Cable Tit System operated by his firm. Mk. Hapgood explained that due to duplication on several of the channels tie corpor- ation felt Fit be better use of the cable to add non - conflicting channels for better coverage to the public. 1•fr. Hapgood stated.that the cable, with the Council's per- mission, will carry Channel 3, Santa Barbara; Channel 5, Los Angeles; Channel 6, San Luis Cbispo; Channels 7, '9 and 11, Loc Angeles; Channel 12, Santa Maria; Channel 13, Los Lngeles; Channel 9, San'_3rancisco; .Channel 29, Bakersfield; and a weather scan station. .n motion of Council-an i:<?iller, seconded by Councilman Bla:ce, that the City Council authorize the changes on Te-Mannels to be ca3mecl on the : ca a as presented by iv r. Hapgood. 10tion carried. 8. At this time Piir. Ilan E lbert, representing the shell il Company, appeared before the ty'Coun�i anted the history of the sign on the Beasley property on Elcs Lane. nA'r. Albert stated that the original sign permit was granted-by the County for a sign on this property prior to annexation to the City. The ori.,nina.l permit for the sign was legal for the use, which was a general product sign, but upon being annexed to the City and the station being closed due to closing of the freeway; access,. the City Maiming Director ordered the sign removed as it was now non- conforriing. N1r. Albert stated he "felt some consideration should be given to the existence of this sign rior t o annexation by the City. City Attorney 7,lilliaizi Houser explained the problem as follows: That whether or not e sign was Megal or not pended upon its classification when erected within the County as an on-site sign appurtenant to the use of the property or, as an outdoor advertising sign. That according to Ned =_ogowa.y, County Planning; Director, the sign permit that was issued was for as on -site appurtenant sign because Shell products were being sold on the.preitises. If an outdoor advertising sign permit had been re- quested, it could only be granted afterr a use permit or.variance hearing was conducted by the County Planning Commission. When the service station use was abandoned, the sign became an outdoor advertising structure because the products were no longer being sold on the premises. This violated the City ordinances and the contractual agreement with the State of California. Minutes City Council 9/20/65 Page - 2- Mr. Albert again appeared before the council e.nd stated that the original sign permit was for a general company product .sign and not advertising the on -sit service station. Councilman Gallagher asked, could a City ordinance be retroactive. for fir conditions that existed prior to annexation: City Attorney Houser stated no, unless the City enacts on ordinance requiring removal of non - conforming signs within a reasonnoble period of time. Councilman Spring asked Mr Houser if the existing sign was in violation of the existing City agreement between the City and the Division of Highways for freeway beautification. City Attorney Houser stated he felt that, inasmuch as an outdoor advertising structure ha.d not been authorized by the County, the existing sign violated the agreement. On motion of Councilman MilYer, seconded by Councilman Gallagher that Mr. Chapman, Planning Director, prepare a report on all non - conforming signs along the.freeway within the City limits that are in violation of the beautification agreement with the Division of Highways. Motion carried. 3. At this time, the City Council held a public hearing on the City Engineer's report of the proposal by the Downtown Association for the Mission Plaza Parking Project. Dpvid F Romero, City estimates for developmei Parking Lot. Mr Romero factors in his studies, some of the costs would were discovered. Engineer, presented his report on preliminary cost it of the Downtown Association's Mission Plaza and listed for the Council's information the limiting such as no soil or com,�action tests were made and have to be increased if extraordinary conditions Mr Romero stated that his estimate for the entire project if $877,116, of which 67d 31116 is assigned fcr parking, thus arriving at a cost per car space rf approximately 67,000.00. Mr Romero briefed his report and discussed the implications of the parking structure. Peter Chapman, Planning Director, felt that while this project was an example of the possible cooperation between the City merchants and property owners, he felt the project was unfeasible due to its extremely high cost for the bei%fit derived and urged the City :ouncil to reject the plan and proceed with the already adopted Mission Plaza plan and, further, to use whatever money was available to perfect the recommended parking lots on Monterey and.Broad Streets and the addition to Parking Lot Igo. 3. James McDonald Vice- President of the Downtown Association, appeared before the City Council and dtated that he felt the figures presented were quite high, particularly the land acquisition cost, as he felt most of the land needed would be granted to the City at no cost by the property owners involved. Further, he felt that many of the estimates prepared by the City Engineer were extremely high as he has information that many of these items of construction could be reduced substantially in cost. Regardless of this fact, Mr. McDonald stated that the Council must keep in mind that after the parking area is constructed, the top would be developed as a part and that this should be paid for out of general fund money for park development. Mrs Burdett, representing the Sierra Club, urged that the City Council reject any proposal that would cover any part of the creek through the City of San Luis Obispo, --s she stated her group felt the loss of any part of this natural asset could never be recovered. She further hoped that the Council would proceed with a Mission Garden or Plan development in the principle of open space and not more concrete and blacktop. She wondered who the merchants expected would pay the tremendous cost to park a little over 100 cars. Mrs Rose McKeen Scroptomist Club urged that the City Council proceed with the Mission Plaza area as open space, keeping the area as near to nature as possible. 1 FJ 1 I•Ianutes - 17,egular MTeetina of the City Council - 9 -20 -55 Page 3 Clay P. Davidson, ,'resident of the Downtmin `Lssociation, reminded r,%e City Council t ey must .seep in mind that this is the only hAssion Plaza development supported by the property owners and the merchants themselves. Also, the Council must decide if the downtown area needs revitalization or not, but that if they feel the area must be redeveloped, instead of arguing about it and studying plans for the next 20 years, they should go ahead with the one plan supported by property ovmers involved. Dkayor 77helchel declared the public hearing closed. Pi_a or -. /helchei stated that he felt any decision at this time by the City Council would e premature as they have also just received the report from the City nrineer and would need some�_time to study its implications. Councilman Miller stated he felt the City Council should have a joint meetin with the vlannNg oMMMion to study the Downtown Association's proposal, the Faustman traffic and parking reports with the property owners, is order to see what could be accomplished at this time. <,,n motion of Councilman MMer,' seconded by Councilman Blakce, that the City Council talm the proposa un er consi eration. i /lotion. Carrie , Planning Director Chapman again stated that Ir this action the Council had set backs the i�inssion rlaza clevelopment at least six months and urged that the Council proceed with the surface parking already proposed and that this could be financed with funds available at this time. P.ayor 7.1helchel stated that the Council had budgeted $1., 000 for Mlission Plaza develop- ment purposes for this fiscal year and that this *1,000 had already been cornmited for cooperative development with the junior Chamber of Commerce of the bridge over the creek;. He also felt any delay would not hurt the project as the Council has already promised the merchant group to do nothing in the P:.;ission Plaza area until their pro- posai was either approved or rejected. 3A. Communication from the San Buis Obispo Art 1ssociation proposing that the City of San Luis Obispo lease, for a nominal amount on a long term basis, the property at the corner of Monterey and Broad Streets owned by the City, across from the County P:'7useum. If this lease were possible, the Association could then concentrate on raising the necessary financin;; to erect a building for tae display of paintings, etc. Mrs. l::cMeen appeared before the Council explaining some of the problems presently existing or a Association in their small quarters on Broad Street, and stated that if the Council were to contribute, on a long term, basis, the use of this land, they were sure they could build a building for their use and fit it in with the 1. a-ission Plaza t'ieme. Mayor ,.Thelchel ordered the request tak-en under consideration by the City Council. At this time the City Council held a public hearing on the report from the uuperintendeni of Streets 'of properties laeldng standard irnprovernents where 50% of the block; is al- ready improved, ilir. = ..omero, City Lngineer, explained the vior'_: to be accomplished and that it would be clone un er the provisions of the 1911 27treet I ipro✓ement Act. I/iayor -71helchel declared the 'public hearing open. J. E. Hazard, G46 Higuera Street, rile No. 110, objected to being assessed for in- sta tion o sidewalk, on the Dana Street frontage behind his property as he claims he does not own this property, as his deed is only to the center of San Luis Creel: and not to Dana Street. After discussion, . i¢ was :roved by Councilman Bl.ak:e, seconded by Councilman I/iller, that File No.' 112 be continued for determination o e ownership of s parse or- land. Motion carried. Minutes City Council 9/20/65 Page -5- Mr. Lutz explained that the Center will be populated by under- priveleged men aged 16 through 21, who will be receiving vocational training in such fields as auto mechanic, data processing machines, laundry and dry cleaning worts, etc., Mr Lutz explained that this particular type of -Center would be of great financial benefit to the City as all the renovation of buildings would be by local contractors and all supplies-would be purchased locally. Councilman Spring asked Wm. Schofield,, Police. Chief, if the statement in the Oob Corps 'Center Fact Sheet attributed to him was correct. This was the statement that he anticipated no serious problem in the community with the ' addition of these 2,000 men. Police Chief Schofield answered that with any influx of people into the community there was bound to be an increased police problem. Councilman Gallagher asked why were these yound men being brought into a community such as a n -1`uis Obispo for this training and not being trained in their own home towns where they are familiar with the area and everything available to them. Mr. Lutz stated they were taken from their homes to break the home environment cycle in their homes and neighborhood areas. Mayor Whelchel asked Mr Lutz if any study was being made for recreation for these Job 'Corpsmen, as this area does not have much to offer male youths of this age group, particularly with the large student bodies at Cal Poly and the Junior College. Mr. Lutz stated that a group from the rChamber of Commerce was looking into this recreational factor for recommendations to the Job Corps center. Various members of the audience asked Mr Lutz general questions As to the development and operation of a Job 'Corps Center at ramp San Luis Obispo and its effect on the local citizens. An announcement was made that there will be a public hearing in the Council Chambers of the City Hall at 7:30 P. M. on Thursday.. S eptemher 23, 1965, at which time a discussion will be held on the proposed Job Corps Camp. Mayor i ^Jhelchel declared a recess-at 9 :LO P.M. Meeting reconvened at 9:50 P.M. all Councilmen present. 7 Robert Johnson representing the Chamber of Commerce, appeared before the Council on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce group, submitting requests .for funds from Ordinance No. 298, the Transient Occupany Tax Ordinance, for expenditure by various Chamber groups. Mr. Johnson first introduced Mr. F E McNamara, representing the Visitor's and Convention Bureau, who had requested the sum of $68,687.65 from the Bed Tax for Visitor's and Convention advertising and promotion for the balance of the fiscal year, including radio advertising and newspaper ads. Mr. McNamara explained the scope of the program planned by his group. Mr. Fd Davin, on behalf of the Fiesta Association, appeared before thi City Council requesting $65,000 to be used.in getting the first Fiesta underway. Mr vin explained the budget as proposed by his group for expenditures. Mr. •Cliy P. Davidson President of the Downtown Association, appeared before the City Council requesting that Bed %x funds be made available to his group for the purpose of constructing and maintaining three signs at strategic points of entrance to the City of San Luis Obispo. His proposal is for three �3) signs at $100 per month for six (6) months. Mr. Davidson presented a sketch of the proposed sign advertising the Old Mission and other historical points of interest. Mr. McIntire, Chairman of the Community Chritmas Lighting Committee, appeared before the Council and explained the program to be carried out for street lighting, within the City of San Luis Obispo and asked that the Council make available to their group $61,790 forthe purchase and installa- tion of new Christmas decorations in the City of San Luis Obispo. Minutes of City Council 9/2x/65 Page - 6- - Dr. 0. B. Paulsen, Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, .stated to the City Council that he had worked with all these groups in preparing their fund requests and that he was certain in amounts requested were absolute minimums needed for each group in order.to m ake a complete program for the community and to make best use of these public funds. Mayor 'v]helchelthanked the various representatives appearing before the Council and suggested that these requests for Bed Tax funds be held over for further consideration by the .Council. Mr. McIntire urged the Council to make an early decision so that his committee could order the necessary new decorations by October 1, for , installation by Thanksgiving D ay. On motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman Blake that the request for funds from the various Chamber of mmerce groups be considered by the Council at an Adjourned Mebting of the Council on September 27, 1965. Motion carried. 13 Dr. Ronald Notley, Superintendent of City- Schbols, appeared. before the i y unci s ating that the School B card was planning on dedicating 30 acres to various City youth groups for recreational purposes and for development of community recreationsl facilities at land surplus to the Sinsheimer School site. In order for the land to be made useable, it was the feeling of the school Board that Helena -Southwood Street would have to be extended through the Sinsheimer School property for access. He stated the School Board would dedicate or deed to the City the necessary right of way for such extension and would hope that the City would, as their share of the development, construct the full street improvements through the proposed recreational area. Mr. John Ross, architect, appeared before the Council and presented a schematic dr awing of proposed uses to be made in the way of recreational facilities being considered by the School Board. Mr. Ross stated that the School Board is considering, in addition to a School Corporation yard, the development of a swimming pool, tennis courts, and a large baseball facility for use by the Schools and local organizations, such as the Babe Ruth League and the Simi -Pro Baseball League; These plans are not finalized, he said, and any suggestions for other ideas would be welcomed. Dr. George French appeared before the City Council urging that the i y coopera a in the proposed recreational development of this area being considered and that the access road could be the City's share for this project. Dr. Notley stated that the School District would desire the City to complete construction of at least 600 feet of Southwood Drive westerly so that the School Corporation Yard and warehousing area could have access by the first of the year. City Engineer Romero explained that without an adequate field survey, he felt the cost of connection Southwood Drive to Helena would be in e-:- excess of $30,000. Administrative Officer Tiller explained the financial implications of e proposed street ex ension, stating that all Gas Tax money had already been committed for this year in the High Street project. How- ever, Select Road monies could be used if certain budgeted projects were deferred until next year. Of the approximately $111 .9000 budgeted, %50,000 had been committed just recently by the Council for a major street widening contract on Johnson Avenue. This extension of Southwood Drive, if approved by the Council, will further cut into-the previously approved street program. On motion of Councilman Spring, seconded by Councilman Miller that the City Engineer be ins ruc o prepare plans ana specs ioations to be put out for bid for extension of Southwood Drive to a point sixty (60) feet west of the access road to the School Corporation Yard. Motion carried. Administrative Officer Miller suggested that the Council and School Board should enter into some sort of agreement to guarantee that the School property would be dedicated for recreational uses if and when the City put in the street. He said the intent of this present school board could be favorable but this could be changed by subsequently elected Boards. Minutes - i egular Meeting of the City Council - 9 -20-65 Page 7 Councilman Gallaher suggested that the agreement should be based on the fact that the City would be reimbursed by the school ;District for tine cost of the street construction if the land were not used for recreational ; urposes. 14.. A. Petition from the property.owners of the Lamoro Company for annexation of Lot 57, F.anchos Canada de Los Gsos and La Laguna to the City of San Luis Obispo was received by the City Council. - Cn motion of'Couacilmaa Hiller, seconded by Councilman Spring, the following _ eso- lution was intro ce : .eso ution No. 1577; A ?.eso ution giving notice of proposed annexation to the City of San Luis ispo of uninhabited territory described herein and designated " Lamoro Company No.' 1,." and giving notice of the time and place for hearing of protests thereto. Passed and adopted on the following roll call vote: AYES: Emmons Blake, Frank-Gallagher, Donald C, idiller, Arthur F. Spring, Clell',:r. 7rhelchel NOES: None ABSENT: None Planning Director Peter Chapman presented the tentative map of i ract 343, Lamoro forte Councff s consideration. Mr. Chapman stated that the Planning Co.amission had approved the tentative map sub- ject to a �. o owing conditions: 1. Lot 394 (park:) to be dedicated to the City. 2. :`rater system, fire hydrants and sewers to be installed to City standards to the satisfaction of the 77ater Superintendent and City Engineer. 3: • Electrical and telephone services to be underground- except for "stream - line" distribution system. 4. 5' integral sidewalk on Los 3sos 7-.oad. - Property line to be at back of sidewalk:. 5. 5' solid screen on Los -OSOS7 oad fronmee. 6. Minor streets and cul -de -sacs to' be 48' right of way with 5' integral sidewalks. "Property line on backs of sidewalk! Plus 3' utility easements on each side. Collectors to have 52' right of way with 5' sidevrali:s and 3' easements. itajor streets to have 92' right of way, 5' sidewalks-, 3' easements, and trees in center divider. 7. Trees to be pla.nfed on street frontages at an average of 3 per 2 lots. o. Perfumo Canyon 1'.oad to be improved for full width excluding sidewalk: on south side. 9. Break in divider on main access road to be reviewed in relation to develop- ment of Lot 393. 10. Name of Island 71oad to be changed. - 11. Exception approved for cul-de-sac lengths, as shown. 12. Exceptions to lot areas, widths, frontages and width -depth ratios anoroved as shown on plan, based on Optional Design and Improvement Standard✓ . B. Communication from the Lamoro Company offering to dedicate Lot 394• consisting of 3.75 acres for a park site withbut cost to the City, and offering to improve the parks site when needed in the subdivision if the City were not financially able to do so, but . that some sort of reimbursement agreement be entered into between the City and the subdivider to reimburse the subdivider for his costs. Communication from the Parks, and Lecreation Commission stating that they felt the City should receive the park at no cost, including the installation of turf and an automatic watering system. At that time, the City would maintain the park: for the' residents of the City. City Attorney Houser explained to the City Cotincil and the subdivider the effect of the recently enact tare law dealing with the required dedication of land for park; pur- poses or contribution of cash funds to the City for development of parks within a new subdivision. Minutes of City Council 9/20/65p A After discussion by the Council, it was moved by Councilman Blake,, seconded by Councilman Miller that the City Counc-l"T' —approve the tentative map of Tract 343 subject to the same conditions as placed --thereon-by- tlie:Pla nning Commissi 0 n­'=Mdtion._c`arrIed-- -.,- 7 -7- ----- ll City Engineer David R,omero:_pr'e'sented'.to: the - Council for'- tlieir- consideration the —request of Ray C. Skinner for street type ramps for-access-,to the aguna , L ake;.,shopping :cent6r'ana:recornird6d-t h6v, tfb6t type rgmpq be allowed for the mein: entries to 'the shoppine. cehter. On motion of Councilman Blake., seconded by Councilman Miller that street allowed --- "n F-cianter :on-Ios'Osos and 12 type - -ramps'be.- -lowed for the,.La�gunA. Lak h _g- Communicatioft, from.Nyla!I Gai-reU.,,:174' Carpenter Street requesting 4il4k ing a variance from the Council to put in a second :Ldri'v'etiaY.:'20-.feiat fi-bia�an existing drive at her residence at 174.Carpenter City'nigirieer Romero explained to the Council the conditions and topography of this:propprty-and-recommended-...'that. thd.-:.;C'ity., Council _approve the rqquest- On motion of Councilman Miller., seconded by Councilman Gallagher, the request for an additional driveway at 174 Carpenter Street was granted. Motion carried. 20 Request from Texaco Company for an easement from the City for a portion of ;_,�._ property: in the-,Buenazlista right of way ,'._.Was�-Jpi-esented to*lthe' .Couincil for their consideration. City, Attor ne.y Houserjexpla ined.-.the :.-proposal:: and:-: 6ugges ted-.t haf the Council approve a deed of easement f oraccess purposedxfrom. the -a djacent 'seivice station site, but that the easement be granted subject to the filing of a hold harmless agreement • for--.arq..,imgr6vementsl-!pl,a6ed':.`3*n,t,he =right of way. On motion .of •,Councilman. Mi2-ler - second'ed�- by. 'Councilman .:Gillkghei; the Mayor was authorized t.p.; execute; a• deed- of,:easeTdent:;toltlie-:,Tejcdco Company,, subject to a hold haml6ss agreement and an agreement-. to�r.emove�-ihprovimehis if the station •is; ,abqndoned.. 21 City Engineer David Romero pre s ented,..-for , the-m-.Counci--I! 6:. coris id era tion a grant deed -from -;the Ray C.-Skinner ..Company.--for estreet'widening on Madonna RoaA and.1ps.,Osos Road -adjAcent;.to the:.Laguna-;16ke shopping:- cent er On motion of Councilman Gallagher.,;.:qecondeid j3r.gouncillman Miller: the Mayor was. authorized-to accept,, h- .grant. deed,-,for;:street wideriing:'and record same .Motion carried. At..,-�-is,-time,, the City Counci-1,,cons.idere.d the.,-Ifinal.adoptidn-of Ordinance N . 6. 3 . 213 an Ordinance . 'amendi`ng_Section 9100.8.8 of the...San:IuLsObispo Municipal Code additional controls; on,,subdivisions. Finally passed -6n.r.lotion,;of Councilman; Blake; seconded by.-..Councilman � ll agkie"r.'and..the fo.owin .911�c all ..oe:..., _.. ...1 1.,. g,r, ­ ­.. — vt - _I F=ons.,•Blake.,.-Frank;Gaill-ghpr; :r;lona-ld- Miller Arthur...FS ing,­,qIeLq:WWhelc heI.-,:.IC..-. Nor. ESI None., L ABSENT: gone -.Y 7 23 At this t ime C e the. it:�_Counci -,.00nsidered. the; _f- -final adop�ion ofi;Prdinanc No- 32?_- - An :Ordinance.. establi . s I h - i -1 ng- , ani . o I f fi cialia-i I il - din g­setba.ck--line,- on Hi;uk-d Street between Marsh Street `and'Na-- donna Road -Finally -passed, on.Motion of Councilman ,Gallagher,,­ secondo.by:Councilman Spr'i'ng 1 hd" the .following 3�911" call vote: Mitrutes - regular Meeting of the City Council - 9 -20 -55 Page 9 - AYES: Emmons Blake, Frank Gallagher, Donald . !,slier, Arthur F. 0"pring, Clell 17. TThelchel HOES: None ABSENI': None ' 24. At this time, the City. Council considered the final adoption of Ordinance No. 323, An Ordinance amending the requirements for street right -of -way dedication an improve- ment. Finally passed on motion of Councilman Gallagher, seconded by Councilman 1•!ller, and the following roll call vote: AYES: Em-mons Blake, Fran:; Gallagher, Donald hiller, Arthur F. Spring, Clell 77. 7.1helchel NOES: None ABSEN s : clone 25. At this time, the City Council considered the final adoption of Gr_dinance No. 326 An Ordinance eliminating governmental employees' exemption from the Transient Occupancy Tag. Finally passed on motion of Councilman Blake, seconded by Councilman Spring, and the following roll call vote: '.YES: Emmons-Blake, Fran?: Gallagher, Donald ^ . 1/:iller, Arthur F. � prinrr, Clell '7. 77helchel NOES: None ABSENT: None 26. At this time, the City Council considered the final adoption of Grdinance t� ?o. 325, An Ordinance rezoning 24 Chorro Street fiom -1" to "C -1. S . " - Finally passed on motion of Councilman Ltiller, seconded by Councilana.n Gallagher, and the following roll call -rote: AYES:' Emmons Blake, .Frank Gallagher, Donald v. hiller, Clell v ?.. !helchel NOES: Arthur r. �2rinb ABSENT: None 27. At this time, the City Council considered the final adoption of Ordinance No. 326, An: Ordinance rezoning 25 Chorro Street fron "7_ -1" to 'T.-2. Finally passed on motion of Councilman L iller, seconded by Councilman Gallagher, and the following roll call vote: AYES: Emmons Blake, crank Gallagher, Donald '.. I- tiller, Arthur F . Spring, Clell 7.7. - ..1helchel NCES: None ABSENT: None 28. At this time, the following resolution was introduced: .esolution No. 1675, A I.esolution increasing the 1955 -66 Budget. (Account No. 251.13, Li bii­ry- Trust Fund Purchases, increased by $10.00.) : Minutes of City Council 9/20/65 Page 10 On ipotion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman Spring, ttie'" Resolution was passed and adopted on the following roll' call vote: AYES: EI0IONS BLAKE, FRANK GALLAGAER, DOMkLD. C. MILLER :4RTHUR' F SPRING; CLELL' TnT - WHELCI�L NOES: None ABSENT: None 29 Request Council autiivrity to advertise for the purchase one Pneumatic - .:." tired-_Tractbr -with' loader and'.backhoe' for-,the-- Water'`Departcnent-.' Request an p roved on motion of Councilman Gallagher, seconded bv'Councilman Miller. Motion carried. 30 City Clerk J. H. Fitzpatrick reported the' folloiririg. bids "recei red for the" Johnson venue Otreet widening project between Lizzie Street and Sydney Street:. _ Burke Construction Company 045,766.20 P 0 Box 957 San. Luis Gbispo, California Ted Watkins Construction 5031103.00 P;..O:.Box.1380::;_::.:;;�`: Saninis;Obi o. - Z,al'i-fornia::. Madonna Construction 513850.,30. P.'.O Box 91Q... San•Liiis Obispo, California - - - City. Engineer's City Engineer Romero On motion of Council wa.s awarded to Burke estimate 411,•133:20 recommended the bid be awarded to the low bidder Tian Gallagher, seconded by Councilman Miller the bid Construction Company. Motion' carried, -::'. 31. Mayor Whelc.hel•:moved- that �ohn' :filack ,b.e appointed "_as -;a member! of - the - `H an- Relations: Commission 'to. •fill -. the. vacancy: created. by.,the resignation of Murry Bromley. Motion seconded by Councilman GaLlegher and carried, appointing. Blacl: -to .the Human;Rela.tions �ommission:,r. ng. 32 City Engineer Romero brought to the Council's attention the request of the County. = of.San.1uis._ Obis. po 'f or, a:Resolution,authorizing lease of equipment by the City for public works uses. On motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman Blake, the following Resolution was introduced: Resolution No. 1 7 � , A-Resolution'authorizing lease of equipment from the County of %n Luis Obispo. - -- '-'-Passed "and °adopted onthe - following• -roll call' -vote: AYES:': -Emmons- Blake.,,.. Frank•:Galla&6e ,- .Donald Q:M'iller:_ - - - -' Arthur F Spring; C1e11 W Whe]chel.'. NOES: None.._c; ABSENT: None 33 City Attorney Houser brought to the Uouncil's attention t he matter of the verbal agreement with Mr Baker, developer of the:.-Tropicana Housing Units, for a quitclaim deed after the new sewer line was placed in the new right ..of wey',2t •th!t - Mquest 0" motion of Councilman Blake, seconded "by•Councilman Miller., the Mayor was authorized to sign on behalf of theCity, a quitclaim deed to the abandoned sewer line. Motion carried. On motion of Councilman Blake, seconded by Councilman O allagher and carried, the meeting adjourned to 7:00 P.M. Monday, September 27, 1965. APPRO=: October !, 1965 ZPATRICK, CITY CLERK{ C