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L RESOLUTION NO. 1399 (1965 Series) A RESOLUTION INCREASING THE 1964 -1965 BUDGET B E IT R E S 0 L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1, That Account Number 743, Water - Operation of Treatment Facilities, be increased by $4 400.00. 2. That Account Number 798, Water - Outside Services Employed, be de- creased by $4 400.00. P A S S E D A N D A D 0 PT E D this 29th day of Ularch, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Noss Margaret McNeil, Clell W. Whelchel None None MAYOR ATT Z ST: �c� CITY CLERK I March 24, 1965 MEMORANDUM From: Richard D. Miller, AdmiDistratiVe Officer To: Honorable Mayor and City Cotmcil The follow is an explanation for the $4 400.00 increase aegaested for the Water m Operation of Treatment Facilities account. The cost of prcxvi = , electrical energy for the new water plant VMS unkaom at the time the bv4get was being prepared last sp-7ing. Fm ;r> ewr, $5 000.00 was piovided as compared to $2 800.00 in Last rear's budget. The total charges thavugh 9 months have been $6 057.00, and current bill's are rmaing almost $1 100.00 a month. Also, $200.00 was budgeted for telephone e1qense and charges to date bmave totalled $303.00.' The total budget item of $5 630.00 has been overspent by $809.00 as a result of the March power bill. It is felt that an increase of $4 400.00, bringing the total item to $10 000.00 rv:3i take care of necessary ex- penses to the end of the �.sc al yeas. RDM :kd '1 RESOLUTION NO. 1395 (1965 Series) A RESOLUTION SUPPORTING SCA -17 TVU H E R E A S , the telephone companies have, by court decision, received preferential treatment over other public utility companies by being exempted from local franchise taxes; and VI H E R E A S , in the past the telephone companies have acknowledged such in- equity and have supported a one per cent in lieu tax to help compensate the cities and counties for the use of public rights of way; and W H E F. E A S , a gross inequity presently exists in the requirement of all electric and gas companies to pay franchise taxes and exempt the telephone companies; N O VI , T H E R FORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That the Council urgently requests the passage of SCA -17 and that copies of this Resolution be forwarded to our State representatives, the County Board of Supervisors and the Councils of all the cities in San Luis Obispo County. PA S S E D AN D A D O PT E D this 22nd day of March, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES: R. L. Graves, Jr. , Donald Q. D /Aller, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: bliss Margaret McNeil, Clell yl. V.Fhelchel ATTEST: v CITY CLERIC OR I 0114 _ ! ®alUtll_i 0 THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 872 MORRO STREET TELEPHONE 543.9000 AREA CODE 805 L. A. BALATTI p MANAGER SAN LUIS OBISPO. March 5, 1965 Mr. R. L. Graves,Councilman, 291 Motley San Luis Obispo, California Dear R. L: Attached is information on the proposed Senate Bill 17 which we discussed.. Your help, as'-we'll as any of your colleague's would be most appreciated by people of the Telephone Company at this time. If I can help further, please contact me. Attachment- Sin- cerreely yours, ,L. A. Balatti Manager 3. users pay a 10% federal excise tax that is not applicable to any other utility service. When this is included the relative figures become $5.66 as against $2.55. And if S.C.A. 17 became law, the disparity would be even greater - $5.91 v. $2.55. On a per customer basis, the comparison of these total taxes shows $43.39 per Pacific Telephone customer as against $18.49 for gas and electric. 4. Aside from its direct tax support of local governments, Pacific Company contributes substantially to their economy. In 1964, it paid over 76,000 employees a total of $500,8541000. in wages and salaries. Its construction expenditures totaled $442,581,000. And with its supplier, Western Electric Company, it purchased materials, supplies and services amounting to $225,000,000 from 5,000 suppliers in California. With a plant investment at year's end amounting to $3,776,640,084 it has made a major commitment to the growth of California. Telephone families support local merchants. Their ex- penditures and the direct expenditures of the Company mean steadily increasing sales tax revenue to the cities and counties of this State. This is hardly the picture of a "free loader "' 5. Proponents point out that a l% tax upon telephone companies will recoup revenues lost to cities and counties when the Supreme Court of California held that Pacific Company possessed a statewide franchise - revenues that they claimed they enjoyed for 50 years. But relatively few of the cities in the State received franchise payments from Pacific Company. Yet under S.C.A. 17 all 4. cities and counties would collect over ten million dollars. This would be a new source of revenue for most cities and counties rather than a restoration of "lost" revenues. In any event, Pacific Telephone's tax burden in relation _ to other utilities should be the basis of appraising this proposal from a standpoint of equity. 6. Not only is S.C.A. 17 a different proposal than in 1961 but circur._stances have changed considerably since then. The P.U.C. in 1964 ordered reductions in Pacific Telephone's rates totaling $40,7224000 per year and also ordered retroactive refunds to sub- scribers amounting to approximately $80,000,000. Rates on long dis- tance interstate calls were reduced this year. But the Company's expenses are continually rising and it has embarked on its largest construction program - $445 million. Any additional tax would seri- ously peril the big fob the Company faces in meeting California's growing communications needs. FEC: an 2 -12 -65 0 F RELATIVE TAX BURDEN TELEPHONE USERS vs. OTHER UTILITY SERVICE USERS TAXES PER $ 100 OF PLANT 1963 # UNDER S.C.A. 17 Attachment 5a TAXES PER CUSTOMER 19630 UNDER S.C.A. 17 43.39 45.35 Pacific Telephone Largest Calif. Gas & Electric Utilities" 18.49 18.49 r INCLUDING FEDERAL EXCISE, ALSO TAXES & PAYMENTS FOR AD VALOREM (PROPERTY), MOTOR VEHICLE, BUSINESS LICENSE b -FOR GAS 3 ELECTRIC COMPANIES - LOCAL FRANCHISE PAYMENTS. r" PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC; SAN DIEGO GAS & ELECTRIC; SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON; SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GAS; SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS. LATEST AVAILABLE DATA. EXCLUDING FEDERAL EXCISE, 2 -16-65 U �' 11. Taxes, Including Excise, and 205,033,028 172,608,209 Payments and S.C.A. 17 (9 +10) Attachment 5 RELATIVE TAX BURDEN $ 2.96 $ 2.55 TELEPHONE USERS V. OTHER UTILITY SERVICE USERS of Plant (7 +1) x 100 1963 13. Taxes, Including Excise, and $ 5.66 Total of 5 Largest Payments, Per $100 of Plant California Gas and Pacific Tel. &Tel.Co. Electric Utilities' 1. Plant Investment $ 3,4670498,119 $ 6,765,508,992 and (End of Year) $ 2.55 2. Customers 4,521,507 9,336,543 3. Ad Valorem Taxes 102,322,528 158,643,426 4. Motor Vehicle Taxes 343,887 790,320 5. Franchise Payments - 13,171,249 6. Business License Payments 31,597 32214 7. Total Taxes and Payments 102,698,012 172,608,209 (3 +4+5 +6) (9 +2) 8. Federal Excise Taxes 93,487,630 - 9. Total Taxes, Including Excise, 1960185,642 172,608,209 and Payments (7 +8) 10. S.C.A. 17 as Proposed 8,847,386 ** - 11. Taxes, Including Excise, and 205,033,028 172,608,209 Payments and S.C.A. 17 (9 +10) 12. Taxes and Payments, Per $100 $ 2.96 $ 2.55 of Plant (7 +1) x 100 13. Taxes, Including Excise, and $ 5.66 $ 2.55 Payments, Per $100 of Plant (9 +1) x 100 14. Taxes, Including Excise, and $ 5.91 $ 2.55 Payments and S.C.A. 17, Per $100 of Plant (11 +1) x 100 15. Taxes and Payments Per $22.71 $18.49 Customer (7 +2) 16. Taxes, Including Excise, and $43.39 $18.49 Payments, Per Customer (9 +2) 17. Taxes, Including Excise, and $45.35 $18.49 Payments and S.C.A. 17, Per Customer (11 +2) *Pacific Gas and Electric; San Diego Gas and Electric; Southern California Edison; Southern California Gas; Southern Counties Gas. .* *Based on 1962 Revenue. 2 -12 -65 March 24, 1965 01 t of Arroyo Grande 214 East Branch Street Arroyo Grande, California' Gentlemen: Enclosed for your information is a copy of City of San Luis Obispo Resolution No. 1398, a resolution•supporting SCA -17, Telephone In Lieu Tax. Yours truly, J. H. FITZPATRICK CITY CLERR.. JHF:tlm Encl. I March 24, 1965 Assemblyman Winfield Shoemaker State Capital Sacramento, California- Dear Sir: Enclosed for your information is a copy.of the City of San Luis Obispo Resolution No. 1398, a resolution supporting SCA -17, Telephone In Lieu Tax. D Yours truly, . J. H. FITZPATRICK. CITY CLERK JHF:tlm Encl. ; March 24, 1965 LT Senator Vernon L. Sturgeon P- 0. Box 186 Paso Robles, California IDear Sir: i - Enclosed for your information is a copy of City of San Luis U (Obispo Resolution Igo. 1398, a-resolutiou supporting SCA -17, Telephone In Lieu Tax. DJ Yours truly, J. H. FITZPATRICK CITY CLERK l JHF:tlm / Encl. ri { {{ 0 I, J. H. FITZPATRICK, the duly appointed, qualified and acting City Clerk of the City of San Luis Obispo, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of RESOLUTION NO. 1398 (1965 Series), passed and adopted by the City Council of the City of San Luis Obispo on the 22nd day of March, 1965. WITNESS my hand and the seal of the City of San Luis Obispo this 24th day of March, 1965. J. If. FrTZPATRICK CITY CLERK J V J} �Y 193 IN TFC BOARD OF ' SUPER. --, SORS COUNTY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO, STATE OF CALIFORNIA PRESENT: Supervisors ABSENT: - -- -Mon_ day - -- ---April -5 --=--- - -,19- b5- M. Roland Gates, Semael Borraderi, Lyle Carpenter, Hans Heilmann, and Chairman Fred C. Kimball None In the Matter of Copy of San Luis. Obispo City Council Resolution: Upon motion of Supervisor Heilmann, seconded.by Supervisor Gates, and unanimously carried, the copy-of San Luis Obispo -City Council Resolution supporting SCA 17, the "Telephone In.Lieu Tax" bill, is hereby ordered filed. cc: City of San Luis Obispo (Council) 4 -8 -65 e' STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of San Luis Obispo, } ss' A. E. MALLAGH I , --------------- _ - County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, in and for the County of San Luis .Obispo, State of California, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a full, true and correct copy of an order made by the Board of Supervisors, as the same appears spread upon their minute book. WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Board of Supervisors, affixed this --- - - - -8� ------- day of--= - - - - =: April --= = ------ 19 -= —5 A. E. MALLAGH -------------------- =------ =----------------- County Clerk and Ex- Officio Clerk of the Board (SEAL) of Superiisors _; B PA-53 Deputy Clerk. _RESOLUTION NC. 1397 (1965 Series) A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING PA _RING F.E - STRICTIONS ON MONTEREY, BROAD AND SANTA ROSA, AND A YIELD SIGN ON FERRINI BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That parking meters shall be installed on both sides of Monterey Street be- tween Broad and Nipomo Streets, allowing parking between the hours of 8:00 A. M. and 6:00 P.M., Sundays and holidays excepted, at the rate of Five Cents ($0. 05) for each two hours. 2. That the two hour parking meter space on the south side of Monterey Street in front of the Western Union office shall be and is hereby changed to a 12 minute parking meter space. 3. That the 36 feet of curbing between the two drivevra.y ramps adjacent to the Richfield Service Station on the north side of Olive Street east of Santa Rosa Street shall be andis hereby declared to be a No Parking Zone. 4. That a Yield sign shall be placed on Ferrini road at its intersection with North Chorro Street. PA S S E D A N D A D 0 PT E D this 22nd day of March, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES: R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald C:. Ividler, Clell W. '71helchei, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: Miss Margaret McNeil ATTEST: /-?S -7 RESOLUTION NO. 1396 (1965 Series) A RESOLUTION INCREASING THE 1964 -1965 BUDGET BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That Account Number 225, Mission Plaza., be increased by $1 000.00 and the Unbudgeted Reserve be decreased by $1 000.00. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 22nd day of March, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES: R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. 17%7helchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: Miss Margaret McNeil ATTEST: /35i RESOLUTION NO. 1395 (1965 Series) A RESOLUTION CONFIRMING COSTS OF SIDEWALKS CONSTRUCTED PURSUANT TO THE MUNICIPAL CODE B E IT R E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That pursuant to public hearings duly held, the Council hereby determines that there are no objections or protests to the costs of construction submitted by the Superintendent of Streets and hereby confirms said costs as submitted and as set forth hereafter. 2. That the hereinafter listed construction costs shall be paid within thirty-one (31) days after the date hereof and any such cost remaining unpaid thereafter shall be turned over to the City Tax Collector to be placed as a lien against the property and collected with the City taxes, and subject to the same penalties and costs if not paid on the first installment_ The property owners, addresses and construction costs are as follows: OWNER DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY ASSESSMENT Gearing, R. A. & 1. 1021 Murray Street $ 395:00 Kiger, V1. M. & 1. S. 1053 Murray Street 345:00 Russell, R. L. & J. 1302 Palm Street (Johnson Avenue side) 325.00 3. That at the request of the property owners and in accordance with Section 7350.3 of the Municipal Code, the Council hereby determines that the assessments set forth may be paid in three (3) annual installments, including interest at the rate of three (3) per cent per annum on the unpaid balance; said interest to run from April 1, 1965 to the time payment is made in full of the principal amount, provided that failure to pay any installment and interest whendue shall make the remaining principal balance and interest payable in full and subject to additional penalties and interest as provided for City taxes and subject to the same pro- cedure for foreclosure and sale. Said property owners, addresses and construction costs are as follows: OWNER Hicks, H. & D. MCKeen, H.L. & R.M. O'Reilly, E.M. & L.O. O'Reilly, T. 1. & A. E. DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY ASSESSMENT 1067 Murray Street $ 496:00 1780 Johnson Avenue (Lizzie Street side) 565.00 1991 Garfield Street 380.00 700 Grand Avenue (also Garfield St. side) 1,750.00 PA S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 15th day of March, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Miss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald C. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: None MYOR ATTEST: 4 13 �� RESOLUTION NO. 1394 (1965 Series) A RESOLUTION REQUIRING SIDE177ALIC IMPROVE- MENTS ON A PORTION OF SANDELCCCIC STREET B E IT R E S 0 L V E D by the Council of the City of pan Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That the Council hereby preliminarily determines that the public interest, necessity and convenience require the construction of curbs, gutters, sidewalks and driveway ramp improvements and /or repairs on those portions of :andercock Street as set forth on Exhibit "A ", attached hereto and incorporated by reference. 2. That April 5, 1965 at 8 :30 PAVE. in the Council Chambers of the City Hall, 990 Palm Street, San Luis Obispo, California, is the time and place set for public hear- ing on said matter, and notice thereof shall be published twice in the Telegram- Tribune, a newspaper of general circulation in said City; the lust publication to be at least twenty (20) days prior to said hearing. Said parcels shall be posted at least ten (10) days prior to -said hearing. 3. That subject to any modifications or exceptions declared by the Council at the close of said hearing, said parcels shall be so improved by the property owner, or the City Engineer shall proceed to have the work done and the cost thereof shall be made a lien against the property in accordance with Sections 7350 et. ueq. of the San Luis Obispo Municipal Code. PA S S E D A N D A D 0 PT E D this 3rd day of March, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Idiss Margaret McNeil, R. L. 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PASSED AND ADOPTED this 29th day of k4arch, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Miss Margaret McKeil, Clell W. Whelchel NOES: None. ABSENT: None ATTEST: u,. �9 March 5, 1965 MEMORANDUM From: IUAcha=d D. Miller, Administrative Officer Too HoLorabIe Mayor and CIV Council The following is an explanation of the need for an increase in the Sewer Contractual Services Account by $3, 250.00. The *_Hain reason for this is the electric power charges for the new se -vVab tgeattme€ t pant an-d ve=ious pumping smii4iIlS throughot3t the City. It was difficult to estimate the power requirements in advance and $10, 000.00 via bu;4geted ;or this purpose. At the end of 9 montbs $8, 783.00 has been spent which would zt cause an overage in the budget Eby itself. However, the total budget of $10,435.00 has been exceeded by 51�, mainly due to a new cha-W ag2.Inst the sewer plant for fire nsu_•ance PwPses in the amG= of $1, 356.00. It is estimated that the pavrer bills from n0v9 until the end of the fiscal year will amOlmt to about $I, 000.00 a month and the ocher $250.00 should take care of telephone bills and other miscellaneous expenses. It is felt that the ending balance in the Sewer Surplus Account should be suf ic3ent to absorb this innrease. At the Est Council meeting, the CotmcH:approved a second progress Payment to Georg Pearson for engfreargg sew-4ces in connection with the South Higuera Assessment District project of $3, 000. 00, whisk malws a total paid to him so lar of $6, 000.00. The augmented hx1get- amount of $5,000.00 has thus been exceeded by $1,000.00 and the in- crease of $1,000.00 at this time would take care of'b;:llings to date. RDMticd J. RESOLUTION NO. 1392 (1965 Series) A RESOLUTION URGING LCCATION OF THE STATE'S NUCLEAR POWER PLANT IN THE COASTAL AREA OF SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY WHEREAS, the State Department of Vlater Resources is considering various locations in the Central Coastal area for the location of a nuclear power plant; and WHEREAS, such power plant will produce sizeable quantities of potable water as a by- product; and WHEREAS, San Luis Obispo County is an area of water deficiency and can put such water to immediate use; and WHEREAS, sl•Ihale Rock Reservoir is located immediately adjacent to ideal nuclear plant locations and can be used for temporary storage and distribution of the additional water supply; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo that the state and federal authorities locate the nuclear power plant in the vicinity of the -�TThale Rock Reservoir. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 3rd day of March, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Miss -Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: None ATTEST: �F 2 RESOLUTION WHEREAS, THERE IS AN IMMEDIATE NEED FOR CONSTRUCTION DEVELOPAENT IN THE CENTRAL STATE AREA AND ESPECIALLY S.L.O. COUNTY, TO STIMULATE GROWTH AND PERSERVE THE LIMITED INDUSTRY ALREADY ESTABLISHED, AND WHEREAS, THE SITE PURCHASED BY THE PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY ON THE NIPOMO MESA ADJACENT TO THE EXISTING UNION OIL REFINERY IS A MOST APPROPRIATE LOCATION FOR AN SIC GFNFRAZING PLANT., HAVING BEEN ZONED FOR HEAVY INDUSTRY ALMOST TWENTY YEARS AGO, AND WHEREAS, THE PROPOSED PLANT LOCATION IS IN AN AREA FAR REMOVED FROM POPULATION CENTERS AND PUBLIC THOROUGH- FkRES, kND UNSUITED, UNDESIRABLE AND UNATTRACTIVE FOR DEVELOPMENTS OTHER THAN HEAVY INDUSTRY, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, THAT THE SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCIL, COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING CRAFTS: BRICKMASONS LOCAL #5, CARPET, LINOLEUM AND SOFT TILE WORKERS LOCAL # 1247, CARPENTERS LOCAL # 1632, ELECTRICIANS LOCAL rr 639, GLASSWORKERS LOCAL # 132, HOUSEMOVERS LOCAL #.9239 IRON WORKERS LOCAL # 155, LABORERS LOCAL # 1464, LATHERS LOCAL # 5079 CEMENT FINISHERS AND PLASTERS LOCAL # 775, OPERATING ENGINEERS LOCAL # 121 PAINTERS LOCAL # 1336, PLASTERERS LOCAL #775, PLUMBERS & FITTERS LOCAL #403; ROOFERS LOCAL # 137, SHEET METAL WORKERS LOCAL # 273' TEAMSTERS LOCAL # 381, ASBESTOS WORKERS LOCAL #50 ..AND MILLWRIGHTS LOCAL # 1607, gn 6n record COMMENDING THE PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMP -kAY .ON _THE SELECTION 'OF THE. NIPOMO MESA SITE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF ONE OF ITS PLANTS. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED; THAT OUR COUNCIL'ALSO COMMEND THE SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORSi OTHER COUNTY AND STATE OFFICIALS FOR THEIR FORSIGHTEDNESS IN ZONING THIS AREA FOR HEAVY INDUSTRY. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, THAT COPIES OF THIS RESOLUTION UPON ITS ADOPTION BE SENT TO ELECTED COUNTY AND STATE OFFICIALS, STATE AND COUN TY AGENCIES, ORGANIZkTIONS'kND DEPARTMENTS. # iE�EiEiE## iE?E4E # #iE�EiEiEiESESFiEiEiE`�E EiF+FiEoE #'iFiidE iE iEiE iE3E'iE# �iE�E dE- ;EiEiEiEiE�He iFii'k��iE # UNLNEMOUSLY ADOPTED AT A SPECIAL CALLED MEETING OF THE SAN LUIS OBISPO BUILDING kND CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCIL HELD TUESDAY, li L 23rd. 1965. RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED) PAUL JONES, Executive S.L.Oa COUNTY BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCIL. RESOLUTION NO. 1391 (1965 Series; A RESOLUTION URGING USE OF A PORTION OF CAMP SAN LUIS OBISPO AS A VETERAN'S CEMETERY WHEREAS, there is an urgent need for additional veteran's cemeteries in the State of California and more particularly in the Central Coastal area; and WHEREAS, the federal government is in the process of disposing of surplus federal lands and terminating its interest it Sts.te owned lands at Camp San Luis Obispo; and WHEREAS, portions of said lands are ideally suited for development as a veteran's cemetery; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo that the state and federal agencies involved are hereby urged to investigate the possibilities of locating a veteran's cemetery at Camp San Luis Obispo. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 3rd day of March, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES; Miss Margaret McNeil, I. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. jVliller, Clell W. Whelchel, clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: None ATTEST: 1.3 � BURT L.TALCOTT CALUWNIA. 12M DISTMCT ROOM 120; House DFFlCE BUMMM WASN D.C, 20518 20Z -=5 -261 �otigre y�f � of the uff b Otdttis OIBTRICT AL OFFICE STa Y$ouze of Repre .0entatibeo 44 WEST AuI�4�A�L� STReEr SAUNAS, y.... MMIA 408 - 4244"7 March 30, 1965 Dear Mr. Fitzpatrick: /� /3 q l COMMIrrus BANKING AND CURRENCY SUSCOMMITTEES BANK SUPERVISION. AND INSURANCE INTERNATIONAL TRADE INTERNATIONAL FINANCE Thank you very much for your letter enclosing Resolutions num- bered 1390, 1391, and 1392 adopted by the City Council of San Luis Obispo. I was pleased to help make the present site at Camp San Luis Obispo available for the San Luis Obispo Junior College at a nominal fee until it is declared surplus by the Department of the Army. The selection of the permanent location should, of course, be made by the Board taking into account all of the factors required for a good location designed to meet the educational needs of the County. If I can assist in any way, I will be pleased to offer my services. In response to Resolution No. 1391, concerning the possible location of a veteran's cemetery at Camp San Luis Obispo, I am pleased to enclose a copy of a letter I have written to the County Veteran Service Officer on this matter. If the County is interested in establishing such a cemetery and maintaining it, I will be pleased to assist in the secur- ing of the site. Referring to Resolution No. 1392, there are still many prob- lems to be worked out. The Joint Committee on Atomic Energy has held some hearings on the proposed construction of the nuclear reactor. Whether a desalinization plant is included is yet to be finally determined. And then, the selection of a site, which best meets the overall need will require some engineering study. Mr. J. H. Fitzpatrick, City Clerk City of San Luis Obispo 990 Palm Street San Luis Obispo, California r -2 Mr. J. H. Fitzpatrick March 30, 1965 If all of the preceeding problems can be worked out, I will do everything I can to assure consideration of the Whale Rock Res- ervoir. If the desalinization plant is included, our area cer- tainly deserves priority attention. Warm personal regards. Sincerely, BURT L. TALCOTT U. S. Congressman March 3, 1965 Dear Mr. Murphy: Ia pursuing quest for the establishment of a national to a portion of Camp San Luis Obispo,. a to the Secretary of the Army urging the establiahmant of a cemetery at this location. I am euclo ®fug a copy of tie reply which I received.Vr you will note that the Department of the Army is op- posed to any further expansion of the national ceme- teries system, except at the Arlington National Ceme- tery. The reasons for the policy are also explained. In vies of Chta policy. perhaps the San Luis Obispo County Veterans mil would be interested in try - i* to mare this portion of Camp Sus► Luis Gbiapo for the dc"lopmaat of Q veteran's cemetery. I will be Pleatsad to urge Ovary consideration fax any appli- cation you might make along tole line with the Gan- oral Services Administration. I amcnclosing a copy of a pamphlet which discusses didpoeal of real prop - Party procedures. ,. warm perooaal regards. Sincerely. b.- �71LC0Tr U. S. Congreasmaa Mr. Willidm H. Murphy County Veterans Service Officer Court House Sao Luis Obispo, California tM REPLY lUIS TO - 9P1S -MA HEADQUARTERS ti DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY OFFICE or THE CHIEF or SUrPOET.5EEVICIS WASHINGTON, D.C. 20315 Honorable Burt L. Talcott HouLse of Representatives 15 February 1965 Dear P-. Talcott: The Secretary of the Army has 'askedd to your inquiry , " concerning the establishment of a na onal cemete at Camp San Luis Obispo, California, on laud which h4 been urplus by he Secretary.of Defense. Numerous opinions, letters, and memorandums written over the years substantiate the fact that the Army has legal authority in 24 USC 271 and 271a to establish national cemeteries at most loca- tions without specific legislation in each case. As a single ex- ception, the judge Advocate General has ruled that the Army, has no general statutory authority to utilize military land, even.when it Is surplus, for national cemeteries. Despite these facts, the Army took-the position for many years. that decisions on whether or not new national cemeteries should be established in certain communities to the exclusion of others that might be equally. deserving Anv matters of public policy for. Congress tc decide. While this policy was in effect from the late 1930's until 1961, the Army generally refrained from implementing existing authority, but assisted Congress in ita consideration of national - cemetery bills by furnishing factual operating data and cost•estimatesa. 'Tbou&� . numerous bills were introduced in every session of 0mgress, especially --r t-- ter- rlorld_W�SL II., iLUy none was enacted. Finally at the request of the Chairman of the Comsaittee -on Interior and Insular Affairs, House of Representatives; a. :study of the national - cemetery question was made iu the fall of 3.961-.. As a result, a change in the long - standing policy was approved by the President. A determination was reached that further expansion of the national- cemetery system would be inadvisable. Some.of the facts that led to this conclusion are summarized in the inclosed leaflet. E SFTS -MA 15 February 1905 You will note'that the related position was taken that the furnishing of allowances, such as those now available from the Veterans Admini- stration and through the Social Security program, is preferable to the furnishing of actual grave sites. Under current Executive policy, therefore, the Army does not plan to establish a new national.cemetery at any location in the United States. I trust this information will be of assistance to you in your reply concern+_ng- trfls -matter.. Sincerely yours, 1 A. OHN W. HANGER Leaflet Colonel, QAC Chief of Support Services 2 FUN" OF THE NATIONAL- CEMERY STSTH6[ In response to a request from the Chairman of the Committee on In- terior.and Insular Affairs, House of Representatives, an overall review of national- cemetery policy was conducted in late 1961 by interested Ex- ecutive Agencies of the Government. As a result it was determined that further expansion of the existing system would be inadvisable. - In brief, the study pointed out that national cemeteries came into being.during the Civil War to prcmide for the burial of soldiers who had %died in the service. Subsequently, eligibility for.interment has been "'"widened until now fewer than 10% of those buried are persons who died on active duty in the Armed Forces and their families. More than 90% of those interred are veterans and their dependents. Over 44,000,000 ,persons, about one- fourth of our total population, are eligible for burial in national cemeteries. The study also showed that the privilege of burial in a national -- cemetery is effectively available to only a small part of those who are legally.entitled to interment. In general, abort ;3% of those interred bad lived within 50 -miles of the - cemeteries. The close relationship between proximity and the use made of national cemeteries also is shown by the fact that 87% of all burials occur in 9 installations located close to large metropolitan areas. While some relief from these circumstances would result from a planned general expansion of the cemetery system or from piecemeal extension of existing facilities, these approaches to the problem would be inherently discriminatory against the large number of veterans who would be living in areas not-conveniently accessible to national ceme- teries; and the enormous cost which would result from furoiebd.ng buxtal facilities for even a fraction of the more than 40,000,000 presently eligible individuals would be prohibitive. - The Administration believes that burial benefits such as those now, payable by the Veterans Administration and under the social security system are far preferable to the furnishing of interment facilities by the Government. Arlington National Cemetery is a special case and will be the only exception to this overall policy. A plan that was approved in IW4 to use the land now assigned to South Post, Fort Myer, for burials '900.1 be implemented gradually. Office of the Chief'of Support Services Department of the Army 4 January 1965 C' Compliments of Senator non L. Sturgeon San Luis Obispo County Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 46 Introduced by Senators Christensen, Begovich, Lagomarsino, Lunardi, Bradley, Schmitz, Nisbet, and Quick March 17,1965 REFERRED TO COMMITTEE ON MILITARY AND VETERANS AFFAIRS Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 46—'Relative to a state cemetery for California veterans. 1 WHElm s, There are approximately 21 million veterans in 2 the State of California, of which 14 million are California 3 veterans; and 4 WHEREAS, There are two national cemeteries in the ,State of 5 California; and 6 'WnEREAS, The Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery in south- 7 ern California is now filled, and the Golden Gate Cemetery at g San Bruno will be filled by mid-1966; and 9 WHEREAS, The United States Veterans Administration has 10 stated officially they will• approve of the establishment of no 11 additional national, cemeteries; now, therefore, be it 12 Resolved by the Senate of the State of California, the 13 Assembly thereof concurring, That the Director of Veterans 14 Affairs is requested to study the need for a state cemetery _ 15 for California veterans and to report his findinbs and recom- 16. mendations for legislative action thereon to the Legislature 17 not later than the fifth legislative day of the 1966 Regular is (Budget) Session; and be it further 19 Resolved, That the Secretary of the Senate be directed to 20 transmit a copy of this resolution to the Director of Veterans 21 Affairs. 01 LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL'S DIGEST SCR,46, as introduced, Christensen (Mil. & Vet. Aff.). California veterans: state cemetery. . Requests Director of Veterans Affairs to studs the need for a state cemetery for California veterans and to report to the Legislature at the 1966 Regular (Budget) Session. , C U Harold J. Anderson, Post 1766 Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States of America THE GOLD STRIPE ORGANIZATION FOUNDED IN 1699 Commander COMMANDER OFFICE OF POST OFFICE BOA 42 SAN LUIS OBISPO. CALIFORNIA ADDRESS Membership in the V.F.W. Doesn't Cost — It Pays!! Mayor Clay P. Davidson, Dear Mayor, 4 April 1965 My Post and Auxiliary respectfully request you to consider and support the following resolution; Whereas: The available burial spaces in San Bruno National Cemetery in San Mateo California and Rosecrans National Cemetery in San Diego California, are fast diminishing with no signs of being able to secure additional grounds in their immediate vicinityes and are threatened with closure when there is no longer available spaces left for burials, and, Whereas: There is at the present time sufficient grounds available at Camp San Luis Obispo, in San Luis Obispo County California, centrally located in the State of California, which is to be sold by the Federal Government and, Whereas: There shall be, in a few months, a great need for a National Cemetery in the State of California, in which to bury our Comrades of the Military Services when grounds in the two (2) now existing cemeteries are filled to capacity, Therefore be it Resolved: That the Congress of the United States be requested to release Federal grounds at Camp San Luis Obispo California, and be retained to take care of the needs of a National Cemetery,.XyW Yours truly, oy Patrick, Commander, V. F. W. Post #1766 Box 545 San Luis Obispo California 93402 c.c. President Johnson, Senators Murphy; Teague, Kuchel, Sturgeon, Governor Brown, Congressman Talcott, Assemblyman Shoemaker.. am LUIS nusm cam= main WMANS cameo, A RESOLUTIC1 WWML4S: The availa -ble b—; L-0. spC,;:,c^ in San Bruno National Cemetery in San Bateo C.',,c. :y , f :; :t.- :+ zria. and, Rosecrans National Cotaetery in San, ' r C 1i °ol ni a, are feat dimin- ishin, with no bcil!; <bla to secure additional xorrds in their' :.T1P7L- : :L tL ac1 jai.; :t - icinitzes, and are threatened t,Qth closrre - :•rh :sL ti:crc e c no longer any avail- able spaces left fur ar.d MEREAS: There is at the present ti:~e :ll:Li:ficient mounds available for a National Cematc;:;c• at 0-1rp San Luis Obispo, California, centrally lIx.ated :U t^:-::.tate, v h--xh, is to be sold by the Federal Government„ n^:A 41TFIERTsAS: There shall be in a fevr monthes a o oat need for- a National Ccmetcryr in the St4 .e of CaLifoinia, in -which to bury our Come das of the xi.- Iltary sor"ices when grounds in the two (2) noon e_•cist_i ng Natso. i C Mct•C; Les are filled to capacity. NOM TFMR. am IR It RESOLVED: that the Congross of the United States be requested to release Federal grounds at Camp San Luis Obispo in the Ccunty of San Lais (7bispo, C,:Liuornia, and be retained to taka care of ;:he Zeeds of a National Cemetery, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That a copy of this Resolution be sent to the President of the Lh ted States, The Gov(; °nor of the State of California; to the two (2) Senators anti �x�.i.rty-eight (38) Representatives in Washington fern -M,,- Sta +: of California and to the Stats A=;-emblyunri an State Senator from this District of Ca] i. fO 1.a, M, S. LOV, nos V. =L -miler M. S. LOVEAME 120 PACIFIC AVE. Wo ROBLES, CALIF. t 1 7 ,: STATE OF CALIFORNIA — PUBLIC SAFETY AGENCY EDMUND G. BROWN, Governor DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS 24 POST OFFICE BOX 1559, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 95807 March 26, 1965 Hon. Clay P. Davidson, Mayor City of San Luis Obispo 990 Palm Street San Luis Obispo, California Dear Mayor Davidson: It may be of interest to you to know that Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 46 authored by Senator Christensen and others has been introduced, calling for the State Department of Veterans Affairs to make a study to determine the need for a state cemetery for California veterans. It is the intent of the California Veterans Board and the Director of Veterans Affairs, Mr. Joseph M. Farber, to conduct such a survey whether the legislative measure is adopted or not. I am enclosing a copy of that resolution. This is also to confirm that I have received a copy of your resolution, No. 1391, and as chairman of the committee which will be conducting this survey; I look forward to meeting with representatives of your area and would be pleased to receive suggested names of who I should contact at a later date. Thank you for your interest in a subject which we are deeply concerned with. Sincerely, William E: Allen, Member California Veterans Board Enc. .. Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 46 Introduced by Senators Christensen, Begovich, Lagomarsino, Lunardi, Bradley, Schmitz, Nisbet, and Quick March 17, 1965 REFERRED TO COMMITTEE ON MILITARY AND VETERANS AFFAIRS Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 46— Relative to a state cemetery for California veterans. 1 WHEREAS, There are approximately 24 million veterans in 2 the State of California, of which 1} million are California 3 veterans; and 4 WHEREAS, There are two national cemeteries in the State of 5 . California; and 6 WHEREAS, The Fort Rosecrans ?rational Cemetery in south- 7 ern California is now filled, and the Golden Gate Cemetery at S San Bruno will be filled by mid-1966; and 9 WHEREAS, The United States Veterans Administration has 10 stated officially they will approve of the establishment of no 11 additional national cemeteries; now, therefore, be it 12 Resolved by the Senate of the State of California, the 13 Assembly thereof concurring, That the Director of Veterans 14 Affairs is requested to study the need for a state cemetery 15 for California veterans and to report his findings and recom= 16 mendations for legislative action thereon to- the Legislature 17 not later than the fifth legislative day of the 1966 Regular 1S (Budget) Session; and be it further 19 Resolved, That the Secretary of the Senate be directed to 20 transmit, a. copy of this resolution to the Director of Veterans 21 Affairs. , LEGISLATIVE.COUNSEVS DIGEST .SCR 46, as introduced, Christensen (hlil. & Vet. Aff.). California veterans: state cemetery. Requests Director of Veterans Affairs to study the need for a state cemetery for California veterans and to report to the Legislature at the 1966 Regular (Budget) Session. n u RESOLUTION NO. 1390 (1965 Series) A RESOLUTION URGING THE SELECTION OF CAMP SAN LUIS OBISPO AS A PERMANENT SITE FOR THE JUNIOR COLLEGE WHEREAS, the San Luis Obispo Junior College District has been considering several alternate Junior College sites throughout the County; and WHEREAS, all of said sites are completely unimproved insofar as streets, utilities, and buildings are concerned, and which-improvements would be extremely expensive to the taxpayers; and WHEREAS, the temporary site selected by said District at Camp San Luis Obispo already has an adequate water supply, a water filtration plant, water distribution system, sewage collection and disposal system, fire hydrants, streets and existing buildings avail- able for educational use, all of which should be obtainable at no cost to the Junior College District; and WHEREAS, Camp San Luis Obispo has excellent climatic conditions and is located in the population center of the County and thereby more convenient to the Junior College students; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo that Camp San Luis Obispo be used as a permanent site for the Junior College and that the Junior College Board of Trustees and our state and federal representatives take all steps necessary to secure the right of permanent use of the necessary portions thereof. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 3rd day of March, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Miss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. 'Thelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: None ATTEST: C Y CLERK / ?57A RESOLUTICN NC. 1389 (1965 Series) A RESOLUTICN INCREASING THE 1964 -65 BUDGET. BE IT 11 E S C L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That Account Number 250. 1, Public Improvement and Betterment - Sidewal:c Construction, be increased by I,5 000.00. 2. That Account Number 152, Phillips Sanitary District Bond Redemption and Interest, be increased by $2 500.00. PAS S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 29thda.y of Iiarch, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Miss Margaret McNeil, Clell W. Whelchel NOES: None ABSENT: None YCR ATTZST: P, s CITY CLLRK 1351 i 0 March 3, 1965 MEMORANDUM From: Richard D. Miller, Administrative Officer To: Honorable Mayor and City Council. The following is a justification. for an increase of $ 5 000.00 in the SideTvjk Con - straction Acco= under Public Imprmrement and Beme_ment, and a $2 500.00 laa&rease iL the budget for the Phillips Sanitary Distr{cz Band Redemption and Interest Account. This year's budget set m an Initial $15 0£i0.00 =or sidewalk constrt=ic3a an a Yt�r ©l,eing Amd lass with expe yes being made from the PI&B Fund and pa..y- mc-= by Prop esr y owers too the same ftmd. Ina. November, 1964- , the Counc!I au :-thoiized an increase of $S 000.00 in this ac=4=. After 8 months of speYaedon a WMI of $21 582.00 has been spent. We are therefore requesting that an ad- didona3 $5 000.00 be added to this aecomu. F feel that there mill be srfsY.cie L re-aemizes received to offset this expenditure in=ea: e . $2 500.00 was budgeted for Bond Redemption and Lx¢exrest for the Phillips Santry District which was based on no-,a l expeadittmez in atiser fiscal years. however, during the month o! Februazy, several bonds came in for Laapme.r from previous fiscal years vfaich were am anticipated at this time. As a -result, expenditures thrEUugb 8 months have been $4- 283.00. it is hoped that the Increase in the budget to a total of $S 000.00 vrll he sUfflcient to complete the fiscal year. RD1Ylotzd RESOLUTION NO. 1388 (1965 Series) A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE HOLDING OF A GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION, ESTABLISHING PRECINCTS, POLLING PLACES, APPOINTING ELECTION BOARDS, AND AUTHORIZING CONSOLIDATION FOR SCHOOL BOND ELECTION BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That a general municipal election shall be held in the City of San Luis Obispo, State of California, on Tuesday, the 13th day of April, 1965, for the purpose of electing for said City the following officers for the terms designated: (a) Mayor - two (2) years. (b) Two Councilmen - four (4) years each. (c) Two (2) members of the Board of Education for San Luis Obispo School District - four (4) years each. That said officers when elected are to hold offices as provided by the Charter and ordinances of the City of San Luis Obispo. 2. That at the request of the County Superintendent of Schools, on behalf of the Board of Directors of the San Luis Obispo High School District, that the school bond election held under the provisions of Election Code Section No. 23300 be consolidated with the General Municipal Election of the City of San Luis Obispo. 3. For the purpose of holding the above election, said City is divided into twenty one (21) precincts and the general state election precincts within said City as established by the Board of Supervisors of the County of San Luis Obispo shall be consolidated and numbered as follows with the respective polling places and boards of election as designated: 13f�? City Election Precinct #1 comprising State and County Voting Precincts 146 and 47 Polling Place: Collins Residence (Garage) 491 Highland Drive, San Luis Obispo Inspector: Audrey L. Collins 491 Highland Drive Judge: Olive R. Bookless 547 Stanford Drive Clerk: Geraldine Hughes 574 Cuesta Drive Clerk.: Cecile B. DeMarco 589 Cuesta Drive Clerk: Julia L. Anderson 520 Cuesta Drive Clerk: Mary Louise Andrews 324 Highland Drive City Election Precinct #2 comprising State and County Voting Precincts A0, 41 and 42 Polling Place: Teach School (Nurses' Room) 375 Ferrini Road, San Luis Obispo Inspector: Mabel E. Bowlby 300 Tolosa Way Judge: Florence Chapman 398 Tolosa Way Clerk: Glendora Gray 395 Chorro Street Clerk: Cecelia Grisham 325 Patricia Drive Clerk: Maxine B. Welch 241 Craig Way Clerk: Elva D. Meier 259 Foothill Boulevard City Election Precinct #3 comprising State and County Voting Precincts #38 and 39 Polling Place: Fire Station No. 2 Chorro Street & Foothill Boulevard, San Luis Obispo Inspector: Gladys H. Chilcutt 830 Boysen Avenue Judge: Florence S. Abbott 555 Westmont Drive Clerk: Mary Hampton 575 Cerro Romauldo Clerk: Lorene Williams 204 N.Chorro St. Apt. 2 Clerk: Louise H. Stockle 830 Boysen Avenue City Election Precinct #4 comprising State and County Voting Precincts #43 and 44 Polling Place: First Southern Baptist Church 317 Foothill Boulevard, San Luis Obispo Inspector: Natalie Volny 50 Via Esperanza Judge: Pat Nicholson 103 La Entrada Clerk: Helen Haile 66 Via Esperanza Clerk: Arlene Chandler 251 Del Mar Court Clerk: Joyce Pillow 254 Del Mar Court Clerk: Edith Roberts 832 Rougeot Place City Election Precinct #5 comprising State and County Voting Precincts A, 8, and 10 Polling Place: I. D. E. S. Hall Mill Street, San Luis Obispo Inspector: Helen C. Steiner 611 Mountain View Ave. Judge: Eleanor S. Williams 610 Monterey Street Clerk: Guilda A. Williams 388 Chorro Street Clerk: Evelyn Walters 383 Chorro Street Clerk: Betty J. Symons 883 Venable Street City Election Precinct #6 comprising State and County Voting Precincts #3 and 45 Polling Place: Parsons' Residence 199 Chorro Street, San Luis Obispo Inspector: Frances R. Parsons 199 Chorro Street Judge: Helen M. Arnold 782 Mission Street Clerk: Mary E. Colwell 129 Chorro Street Clerk: Jennie Hiltel 959 Murray Avenue Clerk: Lilian Mallory 708 Mission Street City Election Precinct X67 comprising State and County Voting Precincts #35, 36, and 37 Polling Place: Zion Lutheran Church (Parish Hall) Foothill Boulevard & Santa Rosa Street San Luis Obispo Inspector: Jennebelle Leach 281 Hathway Avenue Judge: Norma H. Noggle 567 Kentucky Street Clerk: Mildred B. Hill 230 Hathway Avenue Clerk: Marjorie A. Rich 22 Longview Lane Clerk: Virginia A. Hurley 10 Hathway Avenue Clerk: Dorothy Graves 291 Motley Street City Election Precinct #8 comprising State and County Voting Precincts YA33 and 34 Polling Place: Rosenthal Residence (Garage) 300 Grand Avenue, San Luis Obispo Inspector: Mart Rosenthal 300 Grand Avenue Judge: Margaret E. Rosenthal 300 Grand Avenue Clerk: Doris Ormonde 1739 Fredericks Street Clerk: Ceil Brazel 1847 McCollum Street Clerk: Valerie Steinmann 423 Buena Vista City Election Precinct #9 comprising State and County Voting Precincts #I and 2 Polling Place: Veterans' Memorial Building 1240 Ella Street Palm Street and Grand Avenue, San Luis Obispo Inspector: Helen Baumberger 2011 McCollum Street Judge: Dorian F. Willett 688 California Boulevard Clerk: Hazel C. Sutter 1439 Phillips Lane Clerk: Anna M. Varner 1760 San Luis Drive Clerk: Marvel L. Snowman 671 Park Avenue City Election Precinct #10 comprising State and County Voting Precincts 19, 5, and 12 Polling Place: Labor Temple 1530 Monterey Street, San Luis Obispo Inspector: Ida Farrar 511 Hathway Avenue Judge: Joyce A. Pentz 6762 Toro Street Clerk: Margaret Greenelsh 1303 Peach Street Clerk: Florence Hecker 1278 Phillips Lane Clerk: Esther A. Lawn 1344 Mill Street Clerk: Theresa E. Maughmer 694 Howard Street City Election Precinct X611 comprising State and County Voting Precincts #7, 9, and 11 Polling Place: City Hall 990 Palm Street, San Luis Obispo Inspector: Marh Walker Judge: Dorothy P. Wilson Clerk: Mary L. Griffin Clerk: Oma Anderson Clerk: Lillian Anderson City Election Precinct 912 comprising State and County Voting Precincts #30, 31 and 32 Polling Place: Senior High School Gym 1499 San Luis Drive, San Luis Obispo Inspector: Mary E. Young 1240 Ella Street Judge: Elva N. Ormonde 1216 Ella Street Clerk: Florence V. Binns 1245 Ella Street Clerk: Margaret Bowden 1973 San Luis Drive Clerk: Helen I. Cole 2035 Sierra Way Clerk: Evelyn R. Elston 1710 San Luis Drive City Election Precinct 4613 comprising State and County Voting Precincts 4613, 14, 15, and 18 Polling Place: Fire Station No. 1 Pismo & Garden Streets, San Luis Obispo Inspector: Lydia 0. Mello 1045 Leff Street Judge: Annie A. Nunes 1054 Church Street Clerk: Pearl M. Curtis 1181 Buchon Street Clerk: Antone C. Reis 1147 Pismo Street Clerk: Kathryn Colgain 842 Leff Street Clerk: Mary Flores; 1132 Buchon Street City Election Precinct 4614 comprising State and County Voting Precincts #27, 28, and 29 Polling Place: Blake..-Residence 2375 Johnson Avenue, San Luis Obispo Inspector: Esther T. Miller 2324 Johnson Avenue Judge: Grace M. Cook 1292 Sydney Street Clerk: Adelaide B. Wright 2525 Johnson Avenue Clerk: Geraldine G. Wofford 2315 Johnson Avenue Clerk: Velma I. Woodward 2374 Johnson Avenue Clerk: Shirley Wilson 2575 Greta Place City Election Precinct 4615 comprising State and County Voting Precincts 4616, 17, 21 and 22 Polling Place: Emerson School 1341 Nipomo Street, San Luis Obispo Inspector: Cecilia L. Serpa 395 Pismo Street Judge: Amelia Garner 2517 Broad Street Clerk: Lenora Sebastian 1241 Nipomo Street Clerk: Mary Mello 1044 Peach Street Clerk: Rose Ormonde 126 Ward Street Clerk: Frank F. Palmaymesa 499 Pacific Street City Election Precinct 4616 comprising State and County Voting Precincts 4625 and 26 Polling Place: Grange Hall 2880 South Broad Street, San Luis Obispo Inspector: Dorothy Goerke 660 Lawrence Drive Judge: Cora A. Skinner 669 Lawrence Drive Clerk: Viola Straider 2647 Lawton Street Clerk: Maude M. Breeden 2600 Meadow Street Clerk: Elizabeth E. Miller 590 Lawrence Drive Clerk: Sara Spangler 2603 Broad Street s City Election Precinct 417 comprising State and County Voting Precincts M, 20, 239 24, and 55 Polling Place: Hawthorne School 225 Story Street, San Luis Obispo Inspector: Robert Anderson 2056 Chorro Street Judge: Mrs. Rose Bittick 1902 Chorro Street Clerk: Mrs. Ruth Lenger 585 Leff Street Clerk: Mrs. Carrie L. Symons 133 Cypress Street Clerk: Mrs. Ruby Fraser 1929 Chorro Street Clerk: Lillian J. Kiger 2141 Broad Street City Election Precinct #18 comprising State and County Voting Precincts #51, 52, and 56 Polling Place: Fire Station No. 3, Laurel Lane, San Luis Obispo Inspector: Cora Gaustad 3007 Johnson Avenue Judge: Erna S. Andrews 3107 Johnson Avenue Clerk: Marjorie M. Wiggenhorn 3170 Flora Street Clerk: Melva M. Hyland 1633 Southwood Drive Clerk: Cecilia M. Arnold 3147 Richard Street City Election Precinct X619 comprising State and County Voting Precincts #53 and 54 Polling Place: Fire Station No. 3 Laurel Lane, San Luis Obispo, California Inspector: Kathleen M. Crookham 3662 Lawnwood Court Judge: Dolores B. Lee 1182 Woodside Drive Clerk: Lotos Libhart 1210 Woodside Drive Clerk: Ruth Colby 3111 Richard Street Clerk: Dora Vargos 3129 Richard Street City Election Precinct #20 comprising State and County Voting Precincts M, 49 and 50 (A to F) Polling Place: C. L. Smith School 1375 Balboa Street, San Luis Obispo Inspector: Elizabeth L. Rankin 1937 Oceanaire Drive Judge: Ann Gross 1954 Oceanaire Drive Clerk: Barbara Kahn 1768 Periera Street Clerk: Barbara Filegar 1965 Huasna Drive City Election Precinct #21 comprising State and County Voting Precincts #50 (G -M) and #50 (Mc to Z) Polling Place: C. L. Smith School 1375 Balboa Street, San Luis Obispo Inspector: Esther F. Snodgrass 1893 Oceanaire Drive Judge: Joan E. Morgan 1879 Oceanaire Drive Clerk: Helen E. Sehipper 1672 Oceanaire Drive Clerk: Helyn Howell 1509 Oceanaire Drive Clerk: Clair E. Osborn 1865 Pinecove Drive 4. For the purpose of holding the above election, said territory outside the City, but within the San Luis Obispo High School District, shall be divided into ten (10) precincts and the general state election precincts within said territory as established by the Board of Supervisors of the County of San Luis Obispo shall be consolidated and numbered as follows with the respective polling places and boards of election as follows: City Election Precinct #22 comprising State and County Voting Precincts of (Avila and portion of Shell Beach) Polling Place: Avila School House Avila Beach, California Inspector: Filomena Valleau Avila Beach Judge: Gladys Misakian 395 lst Street -Avila Beach Clerk: Dorothy Sylvester Avila Beach Clerk: Vivian Schlagel Avila Road, Avila Beach City Election Precinct 423 comprising State and County Voting Precincts of ( Baywood) Polling Place: Sunnyside School House Baywood, California Inspector: Patricia Ragle 125 Manzanita Drive Los Osos Judge: Edna Ellis 415 Fifth St., Baywood Clerk: Zell Diefenderfer 352 3rd St., Baywood Clerk: Jean Liljestrand 1941 Los Osos Valley City Election Precinct 924 comprising State and County Voting Precincts of (Cal Poly and Chorro) Polling Place: Agriculture Education Building, Room 102 Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo Inspector: Josephine Avila 100 Grand Avenue Judge: Joan W. Tartaglia 161 Henderson Avenue Clerk: Thelma M. Pimentel 198 Paso Robles Drive Clerk: Martha R. Schwartz 201 Buena Vista City Election Precinct #25 comprising State and County Voting Precincts of ( Orcutt and Corral De Piedra) Polling Place: Los Ranchos School House Edna Road, San Luis Obispo Inspector: La Vonne Righetti Orcutt Road Judge.: Selma Jespersen Jesperson Road Clerk: Leona Asmussen Rt. 3, Box 208 Clerk: Kathlyn Darway Orcutt Road City Election Precinct 926 comprising State and County Voting Precincts (Los Osos 1 & 2) Polling Place: Los Osos School Los Osos Inspector: Olimpio Silva Los Osos Road Judge: Inez Gianolini Los Osos Road. Clerk: Elveyn DeVaul Los Osos Road Clerk: Margaret Turri Los Osos Road City Election Precinct #27 comprising State and County Voting Precincts (Morro Bay - 1, 2, 4, and 5) Polling Place: Del Mar..School North 6th Street Morro Bay, California Inspector: Ethel P. Birkhead 690 2nd Street -Morro Bay Judge: Mary E. Cook 2560 Ninth Street " Clerk: Luella McMair 525 Atascadero Road " Clerk: Evelyn Howard P. 0. Box 171 " City Election Precinct 428 comprising State and County Voting Precincts (Morro Bay 3, 6, 7, and Mountain View) Polling Place: Morro Bay High School Highway No. 1 & 66th Street, Morro Bay Inspector: Muriel Broman 475 Bonita - Morro Del Mar Judge: Peggy G. Evans Atascadero Road " Clerk: Mary E. Ross 2076 Bayview Ave. " Clerk: Irene Burton Morro Rt. 1, 9th St " City Election Precinct #29 comprising State and County Voting Precincts (Morro Bay 8, 9, and 14) Polling Place: Morro Bay Elementary School 8th & "C" Street, Morro Bay Inspector: Esther L. Krause 694 Los Tunas Avenue Judge: Margaret E. Graybael 435 7th Street Clerk: Eliza Poletti 672 Estero Street Clerk: Anna Tomasovich 611 Fresno Street n City Election Precinct #30 comprising State and County Voting Precincts (Morro Bay 10, 12, 16 and 17) Polling Place: Di1laid::Res1dence (Garage) 560 Moiro Street, Morro Bay Inspector: Michael R. Tonini 220 Third Street Judge: Ada R. Tonini 220 Third Street Clerk: Beverly Dillard 560 Morro Street Clerk: Bertha Garrison 453 Arcadia Street City Election Precinct #31 comprising State and County Voting Precincts (Morro Bay 11, 13 and 15) Polling Place: Justice Court 760 Fifth Street, Morro Bay Inspector: Ruth D. Baldwin 438 Arcadia Street Judge: Ruby A. Klages 325 Arbutus Street Clerk: Margarite D. Lane 335 Arbutus Street Clerk: Georgia Morrison 411 Fresno Street City Election Precinct IP32 comprising State and County Voting Precincts (Absentee Ballot Counting Board) Polling Place: City Hall 990 Palm Street,San Luis Obispo Inspector: Pearl Line 534 Hathway Avenue Judge: Ella Hall 1341 Higuera Street Clerk: Joy McKnight 555 Westmont, Apt. 22 Clerk: Clara S. Roper 320 Ramona Drive 5. Said polling places shall be open between the hours of 7:00 o'clock A. M. and 7:00 o'clock P. M. on said Election Day and members of said boards of election shall be paid in the amount as follows: Inspector, $18.00; Judges, $15.00; Clerks, $15.00 and polling place rent shall be $20.00 per day. 6. The City Clerk shall publish notice of said election officers and polling places as set out in Section 22834 of the Election Code of the State of California. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 1st day of March, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves, Jr., Miss Margaret McNeil, Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel NOES: None ABSENT: None ATTEST: PAP/i RESOLUTION NO. 1387 (1965 Series) A RESOLUTION APPROVING AGREEMENT WITH THE STATE FOR SIGNAL LIGHTS ON RT. 227 B E I T R E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That that certain Agreement between the City of San Luis Obispo and the State of California, providing for the installation and maintenance of traffic control signal systems at the intersections of Pismo Street and South Street -Santa Barbara Avenue with State Highway Rt. 227 (Broad Street) shall be and is hereby approved and the Mayor is here- by authorized to execute said Agreement for and on behalf of the City of San Luis Obispo. PA S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 15th day of February, 1965 by the following roll call vote: ATTEST: AYES: Miss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: None -�G 1:U'7 RESOLUTION NO. 1386 (1965 Series) A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT FOR CENSUS ESTIMATE BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That the Mayor shall be and is hereby authorized to execute for and on behalf of the City of San Luis Obispo, a written agreement providing for an estimate of the in- crease in population of the City by the Department of Finance of the State of California. PA S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 15th day of February, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Miss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: None ATTEST: I /3oe6 r February 17, 1965 i State of California Department of Finance I� 1145 State Capitol Sacramento, California Attn: Oalter P. Hollmann Senior Demographic . f Analyst { Dear Sir: Enclosed please find three_(3) fully executed copies of Agreement between the City of San -Luis Obispo and the Department Dof Finance for a population estimate of the City of San Luis Obispo. Also enclosed are three (3) certified copies of Resolution No. 1386, a resolution authorizing execution of agreement for census estimate. Tours truly, J. H. FITZPATRICK CITY CLERK JHF:tlm Encls. f Cv_,ract No, AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT made and entered into this 15th day of February , 19 65 , at Sacramento, California, by and between DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE hereinafter called the Department, and San 14La Gb sm hereinafter called the City; W I T N E S S E T H WHEREAS, it is provided in Section 194.2, Streets and Highways Code, that any city or city and county whose population has increased substantially-since the last Federal Census may apply to Department to estimate the increase in population, and WHEREAS, said Section 194.2 provides that Department may make the estimate if in the opinion of Department there is available adequate information upon which to base the estimate, and WHEREAS, City desires to have Department estimate the increase in population of City and Department is willing to make such estimation, provided adequate information is available upon which to base the estimate, NOW, THEREFORE, it is hereby mutually agreed between the parties hereto as follows: 1. City shall provide such data as are requested by Department in order that Department may determine whether adequate information is available upon which to base an estimate of population of City. In the event Department determines that there is not adequate information upon which to base an estimate of population it .shall inform City and shall make available to City the basis for this determination and in such case Department shall render no further services hereunder. However, should CIE2A(1) i Page Two Department determine that there is adequate information upon which to base an estimate of population, Department agrees to proceed to perform such further work as it deems necessary in order to make an estimate of population of City. Upon completion of such estimate of population De- partment shall officially certify the figure at the earliest practicable date. City agrees to accept as final the estimate as officially certified. Prior to the official certification Department may transmit to City a statement, to be regarded as preliminary and subject to change, of the estimate of population and of the basic data used in its preparation. It is further mutually understood and agreed that:Department shall have full and complete charge in the selection and application of the method or methods used in estimating the population of City and that City shall certify as to the accuracy of all information furnished from local records for use in pre= paration of said estimate of population. 2. Upon completion of said estimate of population, City agrees to reimburse Department for all costs incurred by Department in connection with the performance of this agreement. Said costs shall be determined by reference to a scale of charges based upon past cost experience of the Department and the size of the City as officially established by the popu- lation estimate. Said scale of charges is attached hereto as 'Schedule A,' which is by reference hereby made part of this agreement. 'Schedule A,' s shall be applicable to all official estimates dated between January 1, 1944 and December 31, 1961, inclusive. CIE2A(2) P Page Three 3. Department shall furnish a statement to City of amount due from City as hereinabove provided upon the completion of the services to be rendered under this Agreement by Department and City agrees to pay Department the amount due as shown in such statement within 30 days after receiving such statement. IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have subscribed their names the date and the year first above written. ATTEST: i f,. CITY OF San Luis Obispo By Titl OR By Title: STATE OF CALIFORNIA HALE CHAMPION, Director of Finance By CIE2A(3) Page Four SCHEDULE A Estimated Population Charge Under 10,000 . . . . $ 190.00 10,000 to 14,999 . . . . 220.00 15,000 to 24,999 . . . 245.00 25,000 to 49,999 . . . . 270.00 500000 to 742999 . . 325.00 75,000 to 124,999 . . . 435.00 125,000 to 1999999 . . 545.00 200,000 to 299,999 . . . . 655.00 300,000 to 499,999 . . . . . 760.00 500,000 to 999,999 . . . . . 925.00 1,000,000 or over . . . . 1090.00 CIE2A(4) STATE OF CALIFORNIA— REVENUE AND MANAGEMENT AGENCY EDMUND G. BROWN, Governor DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE SACRAMENTO This Agreement states the formal terms under which the population estimate for the City is prepared by the Department of Finance. Four copies of the Agreement are attached. Three copies are to be signed and returned, together with an official copy of the enabling resolution to: Financial and Population Research Section Budget Division Department of Finance State Capitol Sacramento 14, California The fourth copy is an extra one for your information. To insure certification of the City's new population in time for the next tax distribution, the signed copies with their accompanying resolution should be returned as soon as possible, and in all cases not later than one week prior to the certification date. Upon execution of the Agreement by the Department of Finance, one signed copy is retained for its file, one is for- warded to the Department's Accounting Office and the third copy is returned to the City.for its official record. rc*elq, Walter P. Hollmann Senior Demographic Analyst Attachment RESOLUTION NO. • 1385 (1965 Series) A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF CONSTRUCTION AGREEMENT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENT HOUSING ON N. BROAD STREET AND PROVIDING FOR IN- CREASE IN THE ENGINEERING BUDGET BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That the Mayor shall be and is hereby authorized to execute that certain construction agreement providing for inspection, dedication and acceptance of off -street improvements for the student housing development on North Broad Street. 2. That Account Number 211. 15, Baker Inspection Fees, shall be added to the 1964 -65 Budget in the amount of $1 050.00. 3. That the Unbudgeted Reserve shall be decreased by $1 050.00. PA S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 15th day of February, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Miss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: None ATTEST: l/ CI RJ_5-� �,I . e RJ_5-� I• l i� RESOLUTION NO. 1384 (1965' Series) A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING PARKING RE - STRICTIONS ADJACENT TO THE GREYHOUND DEPOT, CROSSWALK SIGNS ON FOOTHILL BOULEVARD, AND STOP SIGNS ON PARKING LOT #6 BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That the following parking and traffic restrictions on Monterey Street shall be and are hereby established: A. A pedestrian crosswalk shall be relocated at the easterly end of the parking meter space located in front of the County Purchasing Office, and the existing park- ing meter space shall be relocated west of the crosswalk. B. A white passenger loading zone shall be established on the south side of Monterey Street extending easterly from the easterly edge of the Greyhound driving ramp. C. The existing no parking zone in front of the Fremont Theater shall be re - duced in size in order to provide adequate length for the two taxi cab zones and the white passenger loading zone located westerly thereof. D. A 12 minute un- metered parking zone shall be established at the first vehicular parking space on the south side of Monterey easterly of the no parking zone in front of the Fremont Theater. 2. That the new type school crossing signs, mounted on posts, shall be installed on each side of the school crosswalk on Foothill Boulevard adjacent to Patricia Drive. 3. That boulevard stop signs shall be install ed at the exit ramps leading to Monterey Street and Higuera Street on City Parking Lot Number 6. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 15th day of February, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Miss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: None ot& MAYOR ATTEST: /, ?e 9F �7- 7 RESOLUTION NO. 1383 (1965 Series) A RESOLUTION INCREASING THE 1964 -65 BUDGET B E I T R E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That Account Number 850.4, Sewer - Motor Vehicle, be increased by $500.00. PA S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 15th day of February, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves, Jr., Miss Margaret McNeil, Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel NOES: None ABSENT: None MAYOR ATTEST: NNE n4dW�?,XWN �lNMli`LKR�Ii 133 F Febra,ary 11, 1965 MEMORANDUM From: Richard D. Miller, Administrative Officer To: Honorable Mayor and City Ccnmcl The following is an explanation of the need for increasing the Seeker Molar Vehicle Accot=nt from $700.00 to $1, 200.00. At the end of 7 months, $425.00 had been spent for gasoline and o=il compared to the budgeted figure of $400.00 and 9 month espenditxes last year of $328.00. Fart of, this is due to the addition of a pickap at the Seder Hant and other factmrs including the use of a motor scooter to neVdate the „greater distances'involved at the enlarged Plant. The X125.00 butrated for dres has almost all been spent, as has the $175.00 budgeted for parts and repairs. A ° ninzar accident involved the expendirizze of some $80.00 for repairs to a truck door. In all, $603.00 has been spent in 7 months out of the total beet of $700.00. It is estirm d that an additional $500.00 will allow us to complete the 5s6al year, and it is not anticipated that this dill cause any difficalty as fair as the year end balance pin the Sewer Surplus Account is concerned. RDM:kd RESOLUTION NO. 1382 (1965Series) A RESOLUTION REQUESTING IMPROVEMENT OF A PORTION OF ORCUTT ROAD W H E R E A S , a portion of Orcutt Road near the Broad Street intersection has deteriorated to the point where it constitutes a hazard to the traveling motorists; and W H E R E A S , said portion of Orcutt Road is in the County Road System; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That the County be urged to expedite the necessary repairs or improvement of said Road. PA S S E D A N D A DO PTE D this 1st day of February, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Miss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: None ATTEST: �Ny11�(NgH.1: /,3Y2 RESOLUTION NO. 1381 (1965 Series) A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING TWO HOUR PARK- ING LIMIT ON HIGUERA STREET BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That a TWO HOUR PARKING ZONE shall be and is hereby established on the east side of Higuera Street, extending south of South Street to the southerly end of the curb and gutter adjacent to the Matthew's Plating premises. Said two hour zone shall be effective between the hours of 9:00 A.M. and 6:00 P.M. , Sundays and holidays excepted, and shall prohibit parking from 3:00 A.M. to 5:00 A.M. 2. That appropriate signs shall be erected indicating such parking restrictions. PA S S E D A N D A DO PT E D this 1st day of February, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Miss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell W% Whelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: None RI FA AN ATTEST: l/ CITY'CLERK 1133 i 4. RESOLUTION NO. 1380 (1965 Series) A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO ADOPTING AND SUBMITTING A BUDGET FOR EXPENDITURE OF STATE ALLOCATED (ENGINEERING) FUNDS WHEREAS, a Master Agreement for the Budgeting and Expenditure of the Engineering Allocation under Section 2107.5 of the Streets and Highways Code has been entered into by the City of San Luis Obispo, hereinafter referred to as the City, and the State Department of Public Works, Division of Highways, hereinafter referred to as the Department; and, WHEREAS, the City Council has prepared a budget proposal showing estimated expenditures of such funds recommended to be made during the 1964 -65 fiscal year; and, WHEREAS, the City Council has heard read said budget proposal and is familiar with the contents thereof; THEREFORE, be it resolved by the City Council of the City of San Luis Obispo, that said budget proposal dated February 1, 1965, be and is hereby adopted as the budget of proposed expenditures of the State allocated funds for engineering to cities, said budget proposal to be and the same is hereby approved and the City Engineer is directed to sign the same on behalf of said City, and said budget proposal to be submitted to the Department of Public Works, State of California, in accordance with the provisions of Section 197 of the Streets and Highways Code. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 1st day of February, 1965, by the following roll call vote: AYES: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves, Jr., Miss Margaret McNeil, Donald 0. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel NOES: None ABSENT: None ATTEST: !� CITY CLERK I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly and regularly passed by the City Council of the City of San Luis Obispo at a regular meeting thereof held February 1, 1965. `J. H. FITZPATRICK, CITY CLERK CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO 13v r RESOLUTION NO. 1379 (1965 Series) A RESOLUTION INCREASING THE 1964 -65 BUDGET BE IT RE S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That Account Number 225, Mission Plaza, be increased by $13 000.00. PA S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 15th day of February, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves, Jr., Miss Margaret McNeil, Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel NOES: None ABSENT: None ATTEST: /37�/ 101. MEMORANDUM �f February 2, 1965 From: Richard D. Moller, Administrative Offices'_ -' o\ To: Houozable Mayor and City Council in connection with the purchase of the Mmrcin parcel at 717 Moirterey Street, wMch wiU cost $17,231.00, it wAi be necessary for the Council to appropriate monies to cover this expense since noth_;ng vyas provided in te o_ig*al 0udget. it appears tit vae win not be spending the $4,500.00 set up in the General Fund' M ss .on Plaza budget for f;Rand l consiltation fees, at least dLiing this fiscal year. Thexe'xl re, using this as an o l -set against the $17223-1, i4 is felt that an iucxease in the General Fuia budget of $13900.00 c iJI take care of the s oration. RDM:kd r� RESOLUTION NO. RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA AND THE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 1641, 1378 (1965 Series) OF A CONTRACT BETWEEN CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO STATUTES OF 1959 WHEREAS, the City of SAN LUIS OBISPO , has previously. requested the State Department of Finance to provide planning assistance to it under authority of Chapter 1641, Statutes of 1959 in conjunction with Section 701 of the Housing Act of 1954, as amended; and WHEREAS, the State has accordingly prepared a proposed agreement between the City and State entitled "Agreement Between the State of California and the City of SAN LUIS OBISPO relating to Urban Planning Assistance ", further identified as LPO -P/ 172 -CNS -1 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED AS FOLLOWS: 1. That RICHARD D. MILLER is hereby authorized and directed to execute the aforesaid agreement with the State on behalf of the City and the City agrees to be bound by the terms thereof.- 2. That should subsequent events indicate to the State the necessity or desirability thereof, at the request of the State, RICHARD D. MILLER is authorized to enter into and execute on behalf of the City any amendment to this agreement proposed by the State which does no more than extend the maximum period for completion of any services to be performed by the City thereunder to such date as is requested by the State and which does not extend beyond the maximum completion date permitted by the Federal government for Federal participation in the pro- ject. is 3. That the Director of Finance MM authorized and directed to issue a check in the amount of S 7,461.00 and to deposit said sum of money with the State of California to be administered in accordance with the terms of such agreement. 4. That the City agrees that the completion of the services contracted to be performed by _HAHN WISE & ASSOCIATES, A CORPORATIOUnder a contract executed between the State and said consultant in accordance with, or substantially in accordance with,a proposed contract between the State and said consultant submitted to the City via letter of the Planning Agency dated JANUARY 18, 1965 , would constitute a "carrying out" of the project by the State under the aforesaid agreement between the State and City. / 'J %? Resolution No. (continued) 5. Passed by the City Council of the City of SAN LUIS OBISPO this 1St day of FEBRUARY , 19 65 AYES: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves, Jr., Miss Margaret McNeil, Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel NOES: None ABSENT: None EFFECTIVE: Feb ATTEST: 1, 1965 ,7r- OR CLAY P. DAVIDSON CITY CLERK , J. H. FITZPATRICK I certify that the foregoing is a correct copy of a Resolution adopted by the City Council of SAN LUIS OBISPO this 1st day of FEBRUARY , 19 65 CITY ERK , JR. FITZPATRICK S EAL e 1 L] RESOLUTION NO. 1377 (1965 Series) A RESOLUTION INCREASING THE 1964 -65 BUDGET B E IT R E S 0 L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That Account Number 208. 9, Police - Recruit Training, be increased by $400.00. 2. That the Unbudgeted Reserve be decreased by $400.00. 3. That Account Number 251.7, Library - Insurance, be increased by $137.29. 4. That Account Number 251.8, Library - Travel and Meeting Expense, be decreased by $137.29. S. That Account Number 793, Water - Insurance, be increased by $12162.59. 6. That Account Number 798, Water - Outside Services Employed, be decreased by $1,162.59. 15th P A S S E D A N D A D 0 PT E D this Lat day of February, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Clay P. Davidson, Miss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. ?dhelchel NOES: None ABSENT: done ATTEST: l��1 M li'til rlc�.1: w IMP, 0 llovr� M= M , 1377 3awa-my 28, 1.1965 1EMORANDUIVIT From: Richard O. MMer, Administrative Officer ` SK,.. To: Honorable Mayor and City Crnmc3 After 7 moths of the fiscal yeas, !account Names 208.9, Police - R.ecrait T airLmg; has ran over by about $126.O0. it is antiic=i-T-ted that there.will be ad&Uonal azpenses cf about. $275.00. The reason for the sho_t;ege is the :ac% tluclt the eyrie :ses of serdi, -Ig our Police a cCTs to the m2h- -ag sc ODI hsIve mo eased during die year i -rom $ioi.00 to a'ro -,it X252.Ga, or $75.aa der Fps. For the Mae Qficers `is -v'ro d amount to aboLet $575.00 but since aniv eigh afficers wiR be aiwuding school during this fiscal year, ile overage is c'uronay es`;imaved at $400.00. it should be bone in mind • at: the City vvsU receive half of an e P-enses Pius aR= Of &he Oaicers' salaries while they axe in school in the form of a = -e_m:` uxsememlz f,-�om the State. RDA91:1rd February a, 1965 1 MEMORANDUM From: Richard D. der, Admani=atiive Officer Toe Honorable Mayor and City Council The following as an explanation of the pzoposed resolut?on iECs^ smg certain iasu_ance accounts. Last year, ae the time the budget was being prepared for the Co-- mcaa`s considarait4lon, ve had not received the bM7:ngs for the 1963-64 fiscal Year fire insurance policies. Therefore. we teased our buogm zegfests oL the payments in 1962 -63. As you khovv, we ?eve recently completed the ?.ew water treatment, plant and enlam g me s to the sewage Yxe2t- ment plant Vrh:ch have had a subsmnibi effete: on the ms-urance premiums actable to these facilFes. The following is a compa.rlson of fire insurance charges for last Eseal year and this- As you can see, Wiese are some prOAtaunced cb=ges in the fire insurance premiums in certain departments. Tb& is ft part due to new fa.ciL-des being added but is also part of the Hardord Fire lssurmce Company's G _ i � :Ana program of keeping oar ms-dance vakatims up to dste s© mat ore w:3Ll be prot=ed in case of loss. This has presented no problem in the Ceneml. Fund and Park Fund since there has been a decrease. In the case of the Seiner F'tmd, the i-i, -e is- "mince coverage is inuded is the overall conmcni se_r ce acct which is all r-& fctr the tame being but v701 prtabably have to be increased before the end of the year because of hl.g�her power costs az the enlaaged sewer plans.. 1963 -64 1964 -65 General $2oO76 $1: M7 Sewer - ®- 1, 356 Park 212 194 Library 184 389 Water 236 12598 As you can see, Wiese are some prOAtaunced cb=ges in the fire insurance premiums in certain departments. Tb& is ft part due to new fa.ciL-des being added but is also part of the Hardord Fire lssurmce Company's G _ i � :Ana program of keeping oar ms-dance vakatims up to dste s© mat ore w:3Ll be prot=ed in case of loss. This has presented no problem in the Ceneml. Fund and Park Fund since there has been a decrease. In the case of the Seiner F'tmd, the i-i, -e is- "mince coverage is inuded is the overall conmcni se_r ce acct which is all r-& fctr the tame being but v701 prtabably have to be increased before the end of the year because of hl.g�her power costs az the enlaaged sewer plans.. f f i Memorandom February 4, 4965 Fad 2 . in the case of the ��,y and Water Flmds however, insz ..nce is classifF.ed as a separ- to account. in ft case of the, Library, $250.00 vas budpted vAtich um d have covaxed.last yeaes premium hut. is $137.29 short of coter+;ag it.-Is year's. in the Wate,, Fund., ft $435.00 buggeWd would also have covered Best year's premiun but is $1,162.59 short of meeting the a -emmw. this pear, RDMokd RESOLUTION NO. 1376 (1965 Series) A RESOLUTION ENDORSING THE FORMATION OF A CIVIC AND FINE ARTS DISTRICT W H E R E A S , State and local studies have demonstrated a need in this area for a Civic and Fine Arts Center and additional meeting facilities; and W H E R E A S, s t u d i e s by the firm of Stone and Youngberg have concluded that such a District is financially feasible; and WHEREAS, the Civic and Fine Arts Association has demonstrated the community -wide interest and enthusiasm for the development of appropriate facilities in this area; and W H E R E A S , it is the desire of the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo to encourage this movement and cooperate in bringing the project to a successful conclusion; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo endorses the efforts of the Civic and Fine Arts Association in worldng toward the formation of a Civic and Fine Arts District and pledges its cooperation in this endeavor. PA S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 1st day of February, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Clay P. Davidson, Miss Margaret :McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel NOES: None ABSENT: None ATTEST: /�NM'f[Kwli; 1 127_ RESOLUTION NO. 1375 (1965Series) A RESOLUTION ENDORSING UNIFICATION OF THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICTS WITHIN THE SAN LUIS OBISPO HIGH SCHOOL DISThICT W H E RE A S , on February 9, 1965 the public will vote upon the unification pro- posal of joining together all areas within the current boundaries of the San Luis Obispo High School District into one unified school district; and W H E R E A S, this proposed school unification is educationally beneficial, a dminfstratively efficient, and financially sound; and W H E R E A S , this unification proposal is recommended to uc by the San Luis Obispo School District Board of Education, San Luis Obispo County Committee on School District Organization, the California State Department of Education, and the State Board of Education; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of San Luis Obispo does hereby endorse this proposed Unified School District. PA S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 1st day of February, 1965 by the following roll call vote: Clay P. Davidson, Miss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., AYES. Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel ATTEST: Mcne NOES: None ABSENT: _ - 7 INAM-11 IJ 73! IJ 73! SAT ]LUIS OBISIPO SCHOOL DISTRICT 1499 SAN LUIS DRIVE SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE (805) 543 -2010 January 28, 1965 Mr. Richard Miller City Administrative Officer 990 Palm Street San Luis Obispo, California Dear Mr. Miller: I am enclosing the statement by Mayor Clay. P. Davidson in support of unification of all elementary districts within the boundaries of the San Luis Obispo High School District. It is our sincere hope that the San Luis Obispo City Council will give serious consideration to endorsement of the unification proposal. Sinc y yours, Ronald E. Notley REN /do enclosure District Superintendent, DR. RONALD E. NOTLEY Assistant Superintendent — Educational Services, DR. CHARLES R. LEWIN Assistant Superintendent- Business Services, A. G. WILSON • Board of Education San Luis�Obispo High School District San Luis Obispo, California Honorable Chairman and Board Members: May I take this opportunity to speak regarding the resolution for unifi- cation of all elementary districts within the boundaries of the San Luis Obispo High School District. Because of the many educational advantages derived from such a unifica- tion as proposed, namely: 1. Continuity and coordination of the entire educational program- - kindergarten through grade twelve a. Eliminates problems of students entering high school with varying educational bakgrounds b. Allows long -range planning of curriculum c. Avoids duplication in some curriculum areas and lack of cover- age in others 2. Improved accountability for education a. Rests responsibility for the entire educational program upon one board of education b. Eliminates buck passing- -high school claiming poor pupil preparation in elementary grades; elementary claiming poor use of good material 3. Improved educational services a. Offers better specialized services such as physical health (school nurse), mental health (guidance personnel), testing and counseling program, supervisors in special subject fields b. Provides for expansion and improvement of course offerings to meet the variety of individual student needs through more flexibility of teacher assignment, greater variety of course offerings, strong program of in- service training c. Permits higher quality and better retention of teachers d.. Makes possible more effective use of instructional materials and equipment With all of these possible improvements in our educational system and considering that under the present order the composition of the San Luis Obispo Elementary and High School Districts are presently City Charter Districts, it no I Board of Education . San Luis Obispo, California Page 2 is my opinion that the proposed unification would be more beneficial to all of the citizens than those privileges enjoyed under the Charter. Further, that those benefits that can be enjoyed by all of the students must be made available to every student within the area as it is our obligation to aid every student and maintain the highest standards that are within our ability to support. Even though the tax relief which would be made available to the people of the City is a considerable amount (75¢ per hundred), I personally do not feel this to be the primary consideration. The most important issue is how can we best educate the young people of our community. After careful consideration of the pertinent facts, may I take this opportunity to urge all of the people in the San Luis Obispo High School District to support this proposed unification and lets move on to better education. Thank you, sls • CLAY P. 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Q S 3 3 m -' c _ Q A N a m 3 Q n O Q N 3- rn Q n _ s N m _ Q N Q n Q 3 •� �, in• 3 O N Q C N n -y' 3 0 -� C o- 3 S 3 4 S CD S Q Q �p _ CD � CD 7 n 3 Q 7 Q C 0 y� Q N CD Q (D Q Q p 0 3 '� CD p n 3 3 S ', Q_' _ "C N -+ X -C Q N 0 7 fQ 3 N N Q CD D O O CD -C 0 0 CD (gyp Q N co O 3 O O Q Q Q. Q O Q Q Q- 6 3 �, C Q O S C O S 3 n CD < Q n O '^ Q 3 ,< Q; Q_ CD CD 3 cn CD C Q 3 0 cc 3 0 Q' S 3. Q �, (D Q tYn Q N .0 N FACTS - QUESTIONS AN6ZOZJSWERS Proposed unification of the area included in the present San Luis Obispo High School District 1. What is unification? A unified district is one which operates the entire educational program beginning with Idndergarten and continuing through the twelfth grade of high school and is under the direction of one board of education, one administration, and has one consolidated budget. Over 8567c of the total U. S. public school enrollment is in unified school districts. 2. What school districts are involved in this unification ? The following elementary school districts are included: K -6 Enrollment* District (Oct. Report) Avila 23 students Banning 7 Bellevue -Santa Fe Union 57 " Laguna 45 " Los Ranchos 128 " Morro Union 643 " Sunnyside 276 San Luis Obispo 2574 " Total Elementary (K -6) 3753 students Number of School Buildinas 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 7 Total 15 schools The San Luis Obispo High School District currently operates: Morro Bay Junior - Senior High 744 students San Luis Obispo Junior High 1160 " San Luis Obispo Senior High 1070 " Total Secondary (7 -12) 2974 students *It is significant that all eight elementary districts have long ago requested that their seventh and eighth grade students be included in the benefits of area -wide junior high schools. 3. Would some small schools be eliminated? Probably some small school operations could be discontinued; however, Education Code 3106 protects them if it is the wish of the.involved parents for continuance of their school. 4. Would various areas have representation on the unified board of education? Yes, provisions of this unification proposal provide for three trustee areas and a specified number of trustees. These are: Area 1 - Avila, Bellevue -Santa Fe, Laguna, Los Ranchos - Two trustees Area 2 - Banning, Morro Bay, Sunnyside - Two trustees Area 3 - San Luis Obispo Elementary - Three trustess These seven trustees shall be elected by the voters of the entire unified school district, with trustees to be registered voters in specified trustee area they represent. • - 2 - 5. When will the trustees be elected? Trustees will be elected on the same ballot that proposes unification of school districts. Election date is Tuesday, February 9, 1965. 6. Will unification affect the tax rate? One of the purposes of unification is to provide a broader tax base. The San Luis Obispo Elementary District, which now has the highest tax rate because of the lowest assessed valuation, will have a substantial tax reduction. On actual computation, if unified this year, the tax rate would have been 61e less on each $100 of assessed valuation. This would amount to $24.40 for $16, 000 homeowner. Some of the other elementary districts may have a slight increase, although this is somewhat offset under unification by the fact they would no longer pay tuition fees for the education of the 7th and 8th grade students now attending the high school district, and that they would not be subject to automatic financial penalties of State support -for disapproval of unification. 7. Has the State increased the foundation program for unified school districts? Yes, the State of California has increased the current foundation program of '0239 to $254. 8. What happens to already incurred bonded indebtedness? The bonded indebtedness of the present districts will not be assumed by the unified district but instead shall remain the obligation of those who have incurred them. 9. What are the educational advantages of unification? Unification will: a. Provide continuity and coordination of the entire school program from kindergarten through the twelfth grade. b. Eliminate problems of students entering junior high school with varying educational backgrounds. c. Allow for long -range planning of curriculum. d. Offer improved specialized services in such areas as counseling, testing, subject area supervision, health services. e. Eliminate "buck- passing" - high school claiming poor pupil preparation in elementary grades; elementary claiming poor use of good material. 10. What are the administrative advantages of unification? Unification will: a. Hold one board of education and administration responsible. b. Consolidate business functions now performed individually by separate districts. c. Eliminate confusion over attendance boundaries and tax issues. d. Give increased prestige in the recruitment of outstanding teachers. e. Allow greater flexibility in the use of busses, buildings and staff. -3 - J 11. What are the financi advantages of unification? Unification will offer the possibility of savings in: a. General administrative functions b. Transportation of students c. Purchasing of supplies and equipment d. General maintenance of buildings and grounds e. Provision for additional State money, thus relieving the local taxpayer f. Reduced taxes for residents of "An Luis Obispo 12, Does unification provide for greater local control? When we think. in terms of the local district and the county and state control, the answer is definitely yes. Local control advantages are: a. Control over many functions now performed by the County Superintendent, County Board of Education, Superintendent of Public Instruction, or State Board of Education, such as responsibility for course of study, supplemental textbook selections, filling vacancies on school board, purchasing supplies and equipment, hiring of specialized personnel. (supervisors of instruction, nurses, psychologists„ etc.). b. Insures more responsiveness of the governing board and administration to the wishes of the community because one governing body can be held responsible for the total performance. c. Provides for a larger, more representative local district which can. be more effective in resisting growing State pressures. d. Increases public interest in, and understanding of school issues by eliminating divided school district responsibilities, and the confusion inherent in explaining several different educational programs or bond issues. 13. When is the unification election? Tuesday, February 9, 1965 is unification and ' -trustee election day. You will receive a sample ballot and notification of your pollin place in the usual manner. 14. What is the "Unruh" Unification Bill approved by the 1964 California Legislature? A.B. #145 approved by the Legislature mandates that the County Committee on School District Organization subrait, by September 1965, a "master plan' calling for unification proposals for all school districts within the county. Provision is also made to allow an additional $15 per elementary student on the state foundation program. The law requires that the unification proposal, after approval by the State Board of Education, must be voted upon within two years. If disapproved, it must be voted upon every two years until approved. Also, there are financial penalties for districts disapproving. The act states it is the intent of the Legislature that the Board of Education consider boundaries of existing high school districts as the minimum geographical base for the organization of a unified school district, and that division can only be considered when the assessed valuation per pupil would not materially deviate from the assessed Valuation of the original high school district. Each district must also have an adequate number of pupils enrolled. No area can unify with less than a projected 2000 students unless isolation is proven. Only a simple majority of votes in the total area is required for approval. 4- #15. Is this unification p a sal too large? . Definitely not. By the criteria it should not be smaller than the area now within the San Luis Obispo High School District. It could be larger - much larger by some thinking at the state level. This proposal meets all of the requirements for the formation of a good unified school district. It does have a definite, logical, existing geographic boundary; it does have community identity; and it is financially a "balanced" area composed of wealthy and poor school districts. Those residents of richer or smaller districts who are supporting the proposal, aside from its educational and administrative merits, state they are facing political and legal reality. The current proposal has some financial advantages that a larger proposal would have. 16. Aren't our schools good now? What's all this talk about unification ? Thank you! We have good schools, but elementary, junior high schools, and senior high schools belong together like a hammer, nail and a saw. Each is a productive tool - when put together in the hands of one carpenter they produce more than when they are used separately. 17. What happens to school personnel? All persons who have tenure must be retained as permanent employees of the unified district. All rights of employees, including accumulated sick leave, other leave rights and vacation rights, will be transferred with them to the unified district. Teachers will not be automatically transferred. Those qualified and requesting reassignments will be given consideration. All classified employees must be reemployed for a minimum of one year following unification. Professional district office employees and principals must be retained in a comparable assignment for at least two years. The new Board of Education will determine the superintendent for the unified district. 18. Where can I get additional information and material about this unification proposal? Material and information are available at: a. San Luis Obispo School District Administration Building, 1499 San Luis Drive, San Luis Obispo. Telephone 543 -2010. b. San. Luis Obispo County Schools Office, 2156 Tierra Way, San Luis Obispo. Telephone 543 -7732. c. San Luis Obispo League of Women Voters - MIrs. Richard Anderson, Unification Study Chairman, 555 Westmont Dr. , San Luis Obispo. Telephone 543 -8643. Prepared by direction of the Board of Education, San Luis Obispo High School District. January 4, 1965. r, '�ti . •.r..w �.;yt.r;s �, , r i . -., i. rte.... \ RESOLUTION NO. 1374 (1965 Series) A RESOLUTION INCREASING THE 1964 -65 BUDGET B E IT R E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That Account Number 210.4, Fire Department - Motor Vehicle, be in- creased by $2 250.00. 2. That the Unbudgeted Reserve be decreased by $2 250.00. P A S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 1st day of February, 1965 by the following roll call vote: ATTEST: Clay P. Davidson, Miss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jra9, AYES: Donald Q. Miller, Cle ll W. °°helchel None ABSENT: None �ry`L•f�1�i:K I January 20, 1965 MEMORANDUM From: rich aj'd D. Miller, Administmtive Officer To: Honorable Mayor and City Council, San Luis Obispo, California The following is a brief analysis of Account Number 210.4, Fire Department. - Pictor Vehicle, which has ram over the $3 180.00 budgeted, by $173.00 after the Era seven months of the fiscal year. n s can �-- accounted for as foEaaws: yl 6W.60 was br.iSl'IgL' ed f0° g$9QDme cli l 03!, P,2 p, $,� had l)eC -ii Semi, 11 S?i months compa =ed to $1 200.00 for nine mzomhs of the previous fiscai year.. This indicates itat gF.soline and oil charges may exceed the amou z budgeted by some X700.00. $1 000.00 had been budgeted for parts and repairs and $861.00 Iaud been spent in sfs r -10E s. of this trend coni*nzes, this item vxmuld run over by approj im.ately }750.00 Another maior repair s =as ;awurred when it became obr-nous that extensive rep<?iTs wo3Id be needed to the high pressure jxarmp on the 1955 van Felt Fire Truck. These armaujnec3 to $548.00. Another itam rVas the repair of the Chevrolet Siaxvon Wagan Wag v hich was iav-olved in am accident. The cost of the repair was $282.00 which we have recovered from an in✓s a."- ance comfy shish covered the other motorist. Talzjmr ; all of the above into cons_dervtion, it appears iha: a transfer of $2 250.110 wi l he needed to anew the needs of the Fie DePrMe= UM-A the end of die fiscal year. RDN,.I:kd RESOLUTION NO. 1.373 (1965Series) A RESOLUTION REDUCING THE VARIOUS EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT BUDGET ITEMS TO REFLECT UNSPENT PORTIONS THEREOF AND MAKING INTER -FUND TRANS- FERS FROM VARIOUS FUNDS TO THE EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT FUND B E IT R E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That the following General Fund accounts be reduced: 203.5 City Clerk - Equipment Replacement by $ 350:00 206.5 Municipal Building - Equipment Replacement by 500.00 208.5 Police - Equipment Replacement by 2, 741.20 210.5 Fire - Equipment Replacement by 4,145:72 211.5 City Engineer - Equipment Replacement by 950.00 212.5 Building Inspection - Equipment Replacement by 550.00 214.5 Street - Equipment Replacement by 5,810.19 TOTAL $15,047.11 2. That the Unbudgeted Reserve be increased by $150 047.11. 3. That $15,047.11 be transferred from the General Fund to the Equipment Replace- ment Fund. 4. That Account No. 252. 5, Park - Equipment Replacement, be reduced by $2,100.00. 5. That $2,100.00 be transferred from the Park Fund to the Equipment Replace- meat Fund. 6. That Account No. 373, Water - Transportation Equipment, be decreased by $2,700.00. 7. That $2, 700.00 be transferred from the Water Surplus Account to the Equipment Replacement Fund. 8. That Account No. 850.5, Sewer - Equipment Replacement, be reduced by $550.00. 9. That $550.00 be transferred from the Sewer Surplus Account to the Equipment Replacement Fund. 15th PASS E D AND A D O PT E D this lm day of February, 1965 by-the following roll call vote; AYES. Clay P. Davidson, Muss 111argaret McNeil, i. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Anelchel NOES: ?done ABSENT: Hone ATTEST: /✓ %? February 1,i965 MEMORANDUM From: Richard D. Miller, Admi ustrative Officer G Toe Honorable Mayor and City Counc4 The following is an explanation of the proposed resolution which mould reduce the vazzious equipment --replacement items to clear out the un- spent items and transfer the monies to the Emilpm,ent Replacemem Fund, to be reserved for the purchase of ftmClre replacements of automotive and contractor equipment. This is the proceduze followed daring the ?asg several years and is intended to set up cash reserves for repLacement oa these pieces of equipment an a straight se depreciaLiGn basis as provided for is each annual budge In answer to Councilman whelchell °s ayaestion, the net saving on the Purchase of nee pieces of equipment was W6.17, which viould go 1=0 the unaLoated reserve withsn the Egdpment Replacement Fund and could be used to make up shortages on other purchases in future years. RDAAokd RESOLUTION NO. 1372 (1965Series) A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING STOP SIGNS ON FELTON, BOYSEN, PARKER AND FERNWOOD B E I T R E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That boulevard stop signs shall be erected stopping traffic entering the intersecting streets, as follows: A. On Felton at Ferrini. B. On Boysen at North Chorro. C. On Parker at South Street. D. On Fernwood at Orcutt Road. P A S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 18th day of January, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Miss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel NOES: None ABSENT: None MAYOR ATTEST: r ��Nr�►•ty��li: RESOLUTION NO. 1371_(1965 Series) A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING PARKING RE- STRICTIONS ON GARDEN, MARSH AND TORO STREETS B E IT R E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That a 24 minute parking meter zone shall be and is hereby established at the first space south of the mid -block alley on the west side of Garden Street, between Higuera and Marsh Streets. 2. That a 24 minute parking zone shall be and is hereby established in front of the Ross Building at 1149 -61 Marsh Street. 3. That the existing red zone on the west side of Toro Street, extending souther- ly from the 101 Freeway off ramp shall be extended thirty (30) feet to the driveway of the El Toro Motel, prohibiting parking of vehicles at any time. P A S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 18th day of January, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Miss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: None I �__IiowfA iw,.D� eld ATTEST: 7 CiI L R � %/ i RESOLUTION 1,10. 137Q (1965veries) A RESOLUTION INCREASING THE 1964 -65 3UDGET B E IT L E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That Account Number 200.9, C7pneral. f'overnment - Insurance and Bond Premiums, be increased by $7 000.00. 2. That the Unbudgeted Reserve be decreased by Y,7 000.00. PASSED AND ADOPTED thi: 18ru :;ay of January, 1965 by the following roll -call vote: AYES: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves, Jr., Miss Margaret McNeil, Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel NOES: None ABSENT: None ATTEST: Nq`�iitti'L.'�1 VA FA I jF I. men)-m. /Z %d i RESOLUTION NO. 1369 (1965Series) A RESOLUTION CONFIRMING COSTS OF SIDEWALKS CONSTRUCTED PURSUANT TO THE MUNICIPAL CODE B E I T R E S 0 L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That pursuant to public hearings duly held, the Council hereby determines that there are no objections or protests to the costs of construction submitted by the Super- intendent of Streets and hereby confirms said costs as submitted and as set forth hereafter. 2. That the hereinafter listed construction costs shall be paid within thirty -one (31) days after the date hereof and any such cost remaining unpaid thereafter shall be turned over to the City Tax Collector to be placed as a lien against the property and collected with the City taxes, and subject to the same penalties and costs if not paid on the first install- ment. The property owners, addresses and construction costs are as follows: OWNER DESCRIPTION OF Pr.OPERTY ASSESSMENT Jones, J. P. & F. J. Slaughter, J. L. & R. BJ. /Tucker, C. M. (C /O Stanley, E. A. & F. M.) 544 Chorro Street 167 Cuesta Drive 834 Walnut Street ( Chorro Street side) $ 216:00 199.00 235.00 3. That at the request of the property owners and in accordance with Section 7350.3 of the Municipal Code, the Council hereby determines that the assessments set forth may be paid in three (3) annual installments, including interest at the rate of three (3) per cent per. annum on the unpaid balance; said interest to run from February 1, 1965 to the time payment is made in full of the principal amount, provided that failure to pay any installment and interest when due shall make the remaining principal balance and interest payable in full and subject to additional penalties and interest as provided for City taxes and subject to the same procedure for foreclosure and sale. Said property owners, addresses and construction costs are as follows: OWNER Armstrong, H. S. Christenson, E. C. & E. M. Fike, D. M. & G. A. ✓ Jones, O. & K. Orvis, H. J. ✓Spencer, W. R. Jr. & P. E. Tognazzini, C. , & Nelson, A. Tognazzini, C. , & Nelson, A. ✓ Whitaker, H. S. & B. F. call vote: DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY ASSESSMENT 195 Cuesta Drive $ 299.00 670 Chorro Street =- 336 :00 842 Mill Street ( Chorro Street side) 288 :00 111 Cuesta Drive 102 :00 656 Chorro (also Walnut Street side) . 1, 041 :00 141 Cuesta Drive 199.00 682 Chorro Street - 858.00 770 Chorro Street _ 842.00 123 Cuesta Drive 141.00 P A S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 4th day of January, 1965 by the following roll AYES: Miss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald C. M Alter, Ciell W. Whelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None .- ABSENT: None ATTM: 1 CkTY CLERK 13�01 �7 %SOLUTION N O . 13 6 UC (1965 Series) A I'_ESOLUTION COMINiTENDING APPL`;OPRIATE LEGIS- LATION TO PREVENT DISEUPTION OF EDUCATIONAL PROCESSES AT STATE SUPP-11TED UNIVERSITIES AND PTIOVIDE FOI DISCIPLINAF Y ENFORCEMENT POLICIES F,T H E F, E A S , the taxpayers of the City of San Luis Obispo and the State of California have historically contributed generously for the continuation and furtherance of education, including, in a large part, for State supported universities; and X31 H E R E A S , the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo takes notice that the recipients of the educational facilities, through the tax, supported institutions, have an obli- gation to pursue their education within the framework, of laws, rules, and regulations as established by the administrative body of the university they attend; and Tit H E R E A S , the failure of such recipients to abide by established rules of the educational institution, or conduct of such students that creates an atmosphere that males it impossible for other students to avail themselves of the educational facilities, should be deemed sufficient cause for disciplinary action, including expulsion therefrom; and W E R E A S , the Council is cognizant of the fact that a controversy may arise be- tween a student, or a group of students, and the administrative body relating to the rules or regulations of such university, just as a dispute may arise between a citizen or citizens of this City and this Council; and the Council further recognizes that any such dispute should be resolved through lawful procedures; further, these procedures should not include unlawful interference with the administration of such entity, any breach of the peace, intimidation, disorder, or the disruption of the educational environment to the detriment of others; and 1 H E E E A S , recent events at a State supported university have demonstrated that students disagreeing with the administrative body have resorted to the method of disorder, disruption and intimidation; and which action has further demonstrated that there exists the necessity for insuring the students at large the opportunity of continuing uninterrupted in their educational pursuit, and further insuring that the pursuit of this education be conducted in an atmosphere conducive to learning; NOW, THELEFORE, BE 1T RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: That the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo commends an administrative policy requiring students attending State supported universities to continually avail themselves of A�� 6 r the opportunities so afforded, and to refrain from conduct that would. disrupt the educational process thereof, and prevent other students from pursuing their education. That the Council further commends an administrative policy of exercising disciplin- ary powers, including that of expulsion from said university, of students and faculty who violate the laws, rules or regulations as established at such university. That the Council further commends the enactment of any additional legislation by the appropriate legislative body, or the augmentation of existing rules or regulations, to effectuate the aforementioned policies, and for the enforcement thereof. P A S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 4th day of January, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Miss Margaret McNeil, i =. L. Gia.ves, Jr., Clell W. Vlhelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: Donald Q. Miller ANENT: None ATTEST: CITY CLERK, -2- 'AA RESO.LUTIO.N NO. 1367 (1965Series) A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE PFELIMINARY PLAN AND PHASE 1, PRECISE PLAN, OF THE PLANNED DEVELOPMENT AT 71 NORTH BROAD STREET B E IT R E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That the Preliminary Planned Development on approximately 14.57 acres at 71 North Broad Street, submitted by the Dover Development Corporation, shall be and is hereby approved as submitted, subject to the following conditions: A. Phase 1 to be commenced within two years. B. Phase 2 to include the single family houses on the north side of Ramona Drive and to be commenced within three years. C . Phase 3 to include the balance of the development and to be commenced within five years. 2. That the Precise Plan for Phase 1 of the subject development is hereby approved as submitted, subject to the following conditions: A. Construction to be commenced within two years and completed with due diligence. B. a one foot "no- access" strip between P.amona Drive and the adjoining property on the north side of said street to be dedicated to the City as part of the public right =of -way. C. Provision to be made for a road stub on the north side of Ramona Drive for a future extension to Foothill Boulevard, to the satisfaction of the City Engineer. D. Public sewer and water facilities and fire hydrants to be installed on the public streets and design of parking lots and general landscaping to City standards, to the satisfaction of the Fire Chief,, City Engineer and Planning Director; said public facilities to be dedicated to the City. 3. That the Zoning k�Ap of the City of San Luis Obispo shall be changed to show the following designation for this area: R- 1 :PD /P. -6S -3. P A S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 4th day of January, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Miss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. 1%,7helchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: None ATTEST: G CIT CLERK /3c/� 7 AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT, dated this 1Otbday of February ; 1965, by and between WILLIAM E: BARER and CHARLES M: BAKER, herein referred to as "Developer ", and the CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO,.herein referred to as the "City ". W I T N E S S E T He REFERENCE IS HEREBY MADE.to, that certain proposed development of that real property situated in the City of San Luis Obispo, County of San Luis Obispo, State of California, description of which is shown on the "Plan Development Map" of the Tropicana Village Complex, City of San Luis Obispo, California, as approved by the City Council, on the 4 'day.of. January;' 1965, by Resolution #1367, subject to conditions outlined, WHEREAS, the Developer desires that public improvements be approved and accepted for maintanance by the City of San Luis Obispo, and WHEREAS, the Developer agrees to install street improvements and utility lines in accordance with City standards and as set forth on construction plans: . NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the foregoing, the Developer does hereby agree to construct and install the following improvements in accordance with approved plans and specifications on file in the office of.the City Engineer, City of San Luis Obispo, to wit: 1. CURBS, GUTTERS and SIDEWALKS 2. STREET BASE and SURFACING 3. WATER MAINS and SEWER MAINS, including sewer laterals to the property line and water services to the curb stop. 4. ANY and ALL OTHER IMPROVEMENTS shown on plans or required by City regulations. Said Developer shall deposit with the City the sum of.$1,050.00, from which deposit the City will pay the salary and expenses of an.inspector or inspectors to inspect installation of off site improvements and certify that they have been com- pleted in accordance with the plans and specifications. Any unexpended monies will be returned to said Developer. In the event the inspection fees exceed the sum of $1,050.00., the difference is to be paid by the City. The City reserves the sole discretion in determining the amounts to be paid for salary and expenses of said inspector or inspectors. 1 In the event that the City desires to modify, enlarge, or extend any of the improvements.herein referred to, or shown:.on the approved plans,'and if said modi- fications, enlargements or extensions are in excess of those required and as approved by the Engineer, it is expressly agreed that -the City will pay the actual additional cost of said modifications, enlargements or.extensions.'- Upon completion of said improvements to the satisfaction of the City, Developer agrees to dedicate said improvements and necessary easements to the City of San Luis Obispo, together with title policy insuring free.and clear title, and City agrees to accept same,for:public use and maintenance. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this agreement has been executed by Approved as to form this _Lc. day of - L&I:.� 1965. City Attorne Approved as to contents this /G' day of 1965. City.Engineer i ATTEST- City Clerk ��illlll►I IIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII►I������ Ilii ►II illil ( I : _ -.. . Of SAn IUIS OBISPO PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Pn!,l Office: Boa 321 • San Luis Obispo, CA 93406 -0321 • 8051541 000 In reply refer to: 84- 209:GWK Ms. Muriel Ziegler Tropicana Housing Ltd. c/o McCombs Corp. P.O. Box 16549 Irvine, CA 92713 Subject.: Release of Covenant (Item 1) Guaranteeing Ramona Drive Improve- ments, Tropicana Village (55 Broad Street) Dear Ms. Ziegler: Transmitted herewith is a document releasing the covenant which guaranteed installation of street improvements (Item 1) required as a condition of construction of Tropicana Village. The improvements were satisfactorily completed. The covenant dealing with the construction of a retaining wall within the public.street right -of -way (Item 2) cannot, however, be released. This covenant must:be maintained as long as the encroachment exists.. If you have any further questions regarding this matter, please feel free to contact me at (805) 549- 71 94. Yours truly, WAYNE A. PETERSON CITY, ENGINEER ' Gerald W. Kenny Supervising Civil Engineer Attachments - Release of the Covenant Covenant c:ZC�Ity Clerk w /attachments Agreement file (Covenants) Address file - 55 Broad by Recording Requested By: And When Recorded Mail To: Tropicana Housing, Ltd. 2392 Morse Avenue P.O: Box 16549 Irvine, CA 92713 RELEASE OF COVENANT ITEM NO. 1 TO INSTALL RAMONA DRIVE IMPROVEMENTS The Ramona Drive improvements (Items No. 1) required to be installed under that certain covenant dated January 14, 1966, and recorded as Document No. 2160, January 28, 1966, in Volume 1383 at page 704 of official records in the Office of the San Luis Obispo County Recorder have been satis- factorily installed. Item No. 1 of the above mentioned covenant shall have no further force or effect. Item No. 2 of the above mentioned covenant shall remain in full force and effect. Dated: May 22, 1984 ATTEST: tputy City Clerk Sharon Turner i I T I I _�t�f'... •, � +'sue 1383 PON 2160 COVENANT ` The undersigned owners of the property described on the attached Erhihit A -. which is incorporated herein by reference . hereby eovenams with the City of San Luis Obispo. A Municipal Corporation, as follows: .. 1. ,Upon *lay (60) day.demand by said City, that portion of Ramona. (rive' shown on the Precise, Plan approved by Resolution Number 1367 (1965 Series) will `1 be completed in accordance with Bald plans, at the sole coat Of the owners. 1� 2. In consideration of the issuance of a revocable permit to erect impreve- (�� mence within the public street right-of -way. said lmpravemema consisting of A pv) retaiateg wall on Ramona Drive In the sidewalk area. the undersigned owners will o remove all at or any portion of said Improvements without coat to said City upaa thirty (30) days written notice which the City of San Luis Obispo may. from time to time. request. . These Coveaams shall run with the land herein described in favor Of and mfarmble by the City of San Lute Obispo, being given at the request of the under - signed owners and stall be bladlag upon said owners, their heirs, executors. admin teems, successors in interest. and assigns. Q&IBS K BAIf$$ and WILLIAM E. Dated: January 14, 1966 BAKER, a general partnership, . R, partner' By: - - -- WEMLMS. BAKER, parccler/�/ IPav,wrFpl .. STATE Or GUt'OAYIA SAN LUI S OBISPO (nURtT Or / 7 / 9 1 CC ei I:J � I • \. WWW in.+.11a..W;n.la fnrr.Wlr .wwe....l= "ta�.r. —.•— h.t... r. W ..d.nuard 3' 10 rn . .>.. w O O er i O o O ° O MwWP j.Nw ......A .6. +el:s in+•.s -,. W ..Yww4dM1 w °. . w .u.u.n..Nw.N..w.em..r...s. L IM ...e W,I.rr.Ww ,.e..A 1e. urn. 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Na..� - - - --� RECORDED AT REQUEST OF to Z I AT rn JAN 2 81966 R der ... I ou Oct9 �iCes.. r ndeaod d � I t i,�t Lw.•' (,ti S;•�;.y. Y Y,r�rE "'.••-'•s .+ ;:!'�c1i�i;""�,.' ... r .�r '_ t'�.•- f.. .?�'. L; `.e i.a:fr. at „�...L� -a r♦ ' 1y `�';L C `�• •I ,_ .� s•. I.A. fir*, a. t r,BSOLUTION NO. 1366 (1965Series) A RESOLUTION DETERMINING THAT PUBLIC CONVENIENCE REQUIRES CONSTRUCTION OF SIDEZAdALKS ON PORTIONS OF FOOTHILL BOULE- VARD AND CRANDALL WAY B E IT R E S 0 L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That pursuant to hearings duly held, the Council. hereby finds and deter- mines that the public convenience and necessity requires the construction, reconstruction and repair of sidewalks on portions of Foothill Boulevard and Crandall `delay, as set forth in Resolution No. 1351 (1964 Series), and determines that the Special Assessment, Investi- gation, Limitation and Majority Protest Act of 1931 shall not apply to these proceedings. 2. That the Superintendent of Streets shall proceed with the required notification and construction and/or repair as set forth in Section 7350.1 of. the San Luis Obispo Municipal Code. 3. That the costs of any such work done by the City, after hearings duly held, shall become a lien upon said parcels. PA S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 4th day of January, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Miss ibiarga.ret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: None ATTEST: 126 RESOLUTION NO. 1365 (1965Series) A RESOLUTION DETERMINING THAT PUBLIC CONVENIENCE REQUIRES CONSTP-,UCTION OF SIDEWALKS CN PORTICNS CF BLANCH, BROAD AND STORY STitLETS B E IT R E S 0 L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That pursuant to hearings duly held, the Council hereby finds and deter- mines that the public convenience and necessity requires the construction, reconstruction and repair of sidewalks on portions of Branch, Broad and Story Streets, as set forth in Resolution No. 1350 (1964 Series), and determines that the Special Assessment, Investi - ga.tion, Limitation and Majority Protest Act of 1931 shall.not apply to these proceedings. 2. That the Superintendent of Streets shall proceed with the required notifi- cation. and construction and/or repair as set forth in Section 7350.1 of the San Luis 3bispo Municipal Code. 3. That the cost of any such work done by the City, after hearings duly held, shall become a lien upon said parcels. PAS S E D A N D A D 0 PTE D this 4th day of January, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES: iVAss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. NMer, Clell W. Whelchel, Clay P. Davidson LACES: None ABSENT: None I/ ATTEST: /.3411s RESOLUTION NO. 1364 (1965 Series) A RESOLUTION MODIFYING TAXI METER FATES OUTSIDE THE CITY LIb ITS B E IT R ES O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That Resolution Number 1360 (1964 Series) shall be and is hereby modified in- sofar as Section 1 -E is concerned, as follows: Section 1-E: (1) The rate for trips originating in the City of San Luis Obispo and termi- nating within five (5) miles of the City limits shall be at the established meter rates. (2) The rate for trips originating in the City of San Luis Obispo and termi- nating outside the City limits, but within the County of San Luis Obispo, shall be the above established meter rates for. ,xouad trips, and at the established meter rates plus 2597 for one way trips. PA S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 4th day of January, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves, Clell Whelchel, Miss Margaret McNeil NOES: Donald Q. Miller ABSENT: Pdone ATTEST: /-3C- $15 000.00. RESOLUTION NO. 1363 (1965 Series) A RESOLUTION INCREASING THE 1964 -65 BUDGET B E IT R E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of ;an Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That Account Number 900.5, i%lhale =.ock Power Costs, be increased by PASSED AND ADOPTED this 4th day of January, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves., Clell W. Whelchel., Miss Margaret McNeil, Donald Q. P=er NOES: None ABSENT: None ATTEST: �CTTy CC ]ri'K LER /!ems /,3z� .3 i,ESOLUTION NO. 1362 (1965 Series) A RESOLUTICN INCi.LASING THE. 1965 -65 BUDGET B E IT R E S 0 L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That Account Number 232, Advance, South Higuera Assessment District, be increased by $4 000.00. 2. That a new Account, Number 233, Garbage Survey, be added in the amount of $3 000.00. 3. That a new Account, Number 235, Christmas Lighting, be added in the amount of $1 398.12. 4. That the Unbudgeted Leserve be decreased by $8 398.12. PA S S E D A N D A D 0 PT L D this 21st day of Decernber, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Miss Margaret McNeil, Clell W. Whelchel NOES: None ASSENT: None ATTEST: CITY CLL�C I3Gcz ;.,i,SOLUTION NO. 1361 (1964 Series) A RESOLUTION DETEF�MINING THAT PUBLIC CON- VENIENCE REQUIRES CONSTRUCTION OF SIDEV7ALICS ON A PORTION OF GRAND AVENUE B E IT R E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That pursuant to hearings duly held, the Council hereby over -rules all pro- tests and finds and determines that public convenience and necessity require the construction, reconstruction and repair of sidewalks on Grand Avenue between Monterey Street and Slack Street, as set forth in Resolution Number 1Y13 (1964 Series), except that the Council, upon further report by the City Engineer, reserves the right to reduce or modify the sidewalk standards in any area where a hardship would be created. 2. That the Council further finds and determines that the Special Assessment, Investigation, Limitation and Majority Protest Act of 1931 shall not apply to these proceed- ings - 3. That the Superintendent of Streets shall proceed with the required notification and construction and /or repair as set forth in Section 7350.1 of the San Luis Obispo Muni- cipal Code. 4. That the costs of any such work done by the City, after hearings duly held, shall become a lien on said parcels, and shall be collected with the City taxes. P A S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 7th day of December, 1964 by the following roll call vote: ATTEST: AYES: Noss k rgaret hdcNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clay P. Davidson NOES: Clell 77. Whelchel ABSENT: None CITYlCLERK i -5 C�/ A IF RESOLUTION NO. 1360 (1964 Series) A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING TAXI METER PATES BE IT RESOLVED by the Council. of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That, pursuant to Ordinance Number 293 (1964 Series), there shall be and are hereby established taxi meter rates for taxi operations franchised by the City of San Luis Obispo, as follows: A. 50¢ flag drop for the first half mile or any portion thereof. B. 10¢ per 1/5 mile thereafter. C. 250 per trip for each extra adult passenger in excess of two (2). D. $6.00 per hour waiting time. E . The rate for trips originating in the City of San Luis Obispo and terminating outside the City limits, but within the County of San Luis Obispo, shall be the above established meter rates, plus 25FO. 2. That said meters shall be put into operation whenever the taxi is carrying passengers and shall be so installed that when the meter is in operation, the light on the roof of the cab shall be off, and said meters shall be of the type that measure distance only, when the cab is moving. 3. That no taxi franchised by the City of San Luis Obispo shall operate after the effective date of this Resolution unless said taxi has a meter which registers the rates set forth above. 4. That this Resolution shall go into effect on January 6, 1965. PAS S E D AND A D O P T ED this 7th day of December, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: NOES: ABSENT: ATTEST: CITY Cif-FE1:1C Miss Margaret McNeil, 1' . L. Graves, Jr. , Donald C. Miller, Clell 77. 77helchel, Clay P. Davidson None None 1360 In The Superior Court of The State of California In and for the County of San Luis Obispo AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION No......... ........... Im. ..the -- .Matter - -of -- Passage of Resolution ...Estab] ishing- Tgxi-. Meter... Rat.e.s ......................... STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ss. County of San Luis Obispo I am a citizen of the United States and a resident of the County aforesaid; I am over the age of eighteen and not interested in the above - entitled ............. MATTER ------- .----------- ....... . .............................. : I am now, and at all times embraced in the publication herein mentioned was, the principal clerk of the printers and publishers of the SAN LUIS OSISPO COUNTY TELEGHAIR -TI RUNE, a newspaper of general cir- culation, printed and published daily, Sundays excepted, at the City of San Luis Obispo in the above named county and state; thd60TICE- -OF --- PUBLIC.. HEARING --------- -------- --------- of which the annexed clipping is a true printed copy, was published in the above -named newspaper and not in any supplement thereof —on the following dates, to-wit: .............. NOVEMBER -- 2$, 1464.. -------------------------- - - - - -- - - - - -- ....... ------------------------------------ that said newspaper was duly and regularly ascertained and established a newspaper of general circulation by Decree entered in the Superior Court of San Luis Obispo County, State of California, on June 9, 1952, under the provisions of Chapter 1, Division 7, Title 1 of the Government. Code of the State of California. I Bert for declare) under penalty of perjury that the fore - goin s tr a cAd correct. .... x . . ---...-• ....... ............................... V�. .CALIGIA I (Signature of Principal Clerk) Date.....---•- •-- •- --• -i.N --- 28 Y ----- • .. ..................... 19.." NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING, NOTICE.IS HEREBY,GIVEN36at the Council. of -.the City of -Sap Luis Obispo intends to'�conslder'pas3ag of a Resolutldff establfsilnt�.,tax meter rates foe taxi opgratiortp i- n- chised by the 'City based ^11pdo' the following ,recom mendations:�'. 1. 50c flag drop for first half mile: or any,portion- thereof. . 2. 10cper 1/5 mile thereafter. 3. 25c per trip for each extra pas. Sanger in excess of twos' 4. $6:00 per Hour wai.Jing time. 5. Consideration of the•rate to be establidhed for trips outside the City, but - within the. - County of San Luis Obispo. . 'All,lntarestod persons are Invited to attend this public hearing. Said'-public . hearing will, be held' at 9:00 P.M., on- Mond %y 'December 7, 1964 in the Council Chambers of 'the'City.Hall, .990 Palm Street, San Luis Obispo, California. J. H- FI.TZPATRICK Citygftprk28 ov. O Z m a a O a. A Q Z W_ h O r Q W N O rt cr M ~ h 'c0 O Z m a a O A Q Z W_ h O r W N O f RESOLUTION NO. 1359 (1964 Series) A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING NO PARKING ZONES ON OSOS STREET B E IT F. E S 0 L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That the three (3) vehicular parking meter spaces on the west side of Osos Street, adjacent to the Security First National Bank parking lot, that were eliminated by Resolution Number 1357 (1964 Series) shall be and are hereby established as NO PARKING ZONES. 2. That the City Engineer shall cause appropriate signs or curb markings to be installed designating such restriction. PA S S D A N D A D O PT E D this 7th day of December, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Miss Margaret !McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell V!. a;Thelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: None ATTEST: CITY dERIC pep /,35 RESOLUTION NO. 1353 (1964 Series) A RESOLUTION AlviENDING LESOLUTION NO. 1346 (1964 Series), ESTABLISHING POLICY ON WIDENING OF CITY STFsEETS B E IT R E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That Lesolution Number 1346 (1964 WS eries), shall be and is hereby amended to set forth the policy of the City of San Luis Obispo governing City and property owner participation in regard to streets on which a setback ordinance has been or will be set, as follows: A. NO11 AL r1iSIDENTIAL LOTS (1) On single normal sized residential lots, if the owner will dedicate the necessary right -of -way for the street widening, the City will give the owner credit for the value of the property dedicated, to be applied toward the cost of installing the curb, gutter, sidewalk and normal grading that might be involved at the previous curb line on a standard installation. If the cost of these improvements exceed the land value, then the property owner will pay the City the amount of such excess cost at the time of executinc the agree- ment. If the land value exceeds the cost of these improvements, then the City will pay the owner such excess amount at the time of executing the agreement. (2) The City will provide all necessary engineering and preparation of documents and will pay for the cost of relocation of utilities, replacement of landscaping, replacement of driveways, and grading in excess of the amount that would have occurred at the old curb line. City will base and pave the street out to the new gutter. The City will install a retaining wall whenever a 2 :1 slope in a cut or fill would create a front yard sub- stantially less than the required setback. The City will pay the owner for 15 -gallon size trees and 5 -gallon shrubs when it is not practical to replace them. (3) The time when improvements would be installed by the City would depend upon the funds budgeted for this purpose, and the written agreement between the City and the property owner would provide that the dedication of the right -of -way would be subject to the condition that the City would install the necessary improvements when the monies were avail- able. (4) The issuance of building permits and connection of utilities shall not be conditioned on the dedication of land for street widening purposes. If the property owner does not wish to construct curb, gutter and sidewalk at the new setback line, then the permits should be issued and a cash deposit be made with the City to guarantee placement of improve- ments after negotiation with the City Council. B. LESIDENTIALLY ZONED LAND (1) On residential parcels that are large enough to be subdivided, if the property owner will dedicate the necessary right -of -way for the street widening, the City will give the owner credit for the value of the property dedicated, to be applied toward the cost of installing the curb, gutter, sidewalk and grading. If the cost of these improvements exceed the land value, then the property owner will pay the City the amount of such excess cost at the time of executing the agreement. If the land value exceeds the cost of these improvements, then the City will pay the owner such excess amount at the time of executing the agreement. (2) The City will provide all necessary engineering and preparation of docu- ments and will pay for the cost of relocation of utilities, replacement of landscaping and re- placement of driveways. The City will base and pave the street out to the new gutter. The City will install a retaining wall whenever a 2 :1 slope in a cut or fill would create a front yard substantially less than the required setback. The City will pay the owner for 15 -gallon size trees and 5 -gallon size shrubs when it is not practical to replace them. The owner will not be required to reimburse the City for these improvements upon subsequent subdivision. /3.517 (3) The time when improvements would be installed by the City would depend upon the funds budgeted for this purpose, and the written agreement between the City and the property owner would provide that the dedication of the right -of -way would be subject to the condition that the City would install the necessary improvements when the monies were avail- able. (4) In the event the property is subsequently subdivided into ten (10) or more lots within any two (2) year period, the subdivider would be required to reimburse the City for the cost of all the land acquired by the City. C. viAJCR SUSDrVISIONS (1) Major subdivisions of ten (10) or more lots shall be required to dedicate the land required for street widening, install curb, gutter and sidewalk, and earthwork to bring the street to sub - grade. The City will base and pave out the street to meet the new curb line. D. USE PEFLNXIS, VArdANCES AND rEZONING (1) Dedication of rights -of -way for street widening purposes shall be re quired as a condition of a use permit or variance where the land density will exceed 5000 square feet per family unit, or where, in the opinion of the Planning Commission, the traffic needs would be increased as a result of the improvement. (2) That any rezoning on a setback street which would increase the traffic density be postponed until the street widening portion of the parcel to be rezoned is satis- factorily resolved. E. PROP RTY ZONED OTHER THAN 1':ESIDENTIAL (1) Any property zoned or used other than for residential, or containing more than four (4) dwelling units, would have to dedicate the right -of -way and install the curb, gutter and sidewalk. (2) The City will then reimburse the property owner for the land at a fair market value as set by the City Appraiser, not to exceed x,32, 670.00 per acre ($0.75 per square foot). The City will base and pave out the street to the new gutter. (3) Property used exclusively for church purposes shall be treated.as Nor- mal Residential Lots. F. APPEAL PROCEDURE (1) In the event of any unusual circumstances, or if the property owner is not satisfied with the application of this policy, an appeal in writing may be made to the Council. Said appeal shall set forth the property involved and the grounds for the appeal. PA S S E D A N D A D C P T E D this 30th day of November, 1964 by the following roll call vote: ATTEST: AYES: Miss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. ";Thelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: None r ER, PRO 0 -2- f _JVV rs TU IS CL I ll' 0 C I T Y A T T 990 PALM STREET MEMORANDUM From: William M. Houser, Jr., City Attorney To: Honorable Mayor and City Council 0 1BI T A N I A 0 R N E Y 543 -8666 November 25, 1964 The Council Committee to review the City's setback policy on street setback acquisitions met with the City staff and hereby recommends that Resolution Number 1346 be amended as follows: A. That dedications of rights of way for street widening purposes be Mandatory as a condition of use permits or variances where traffic needs will be increased as a result of the improvements, instead of recommended. B. That any rezoning on a setback street which would increase the traffic density be postponed until the street widening portion of the parcel to be rezoned is satisfactorily resolved. C. That the amount the City will pay on a voluntary basis for the street widening shall be at fair market value as set by the City Appraiser, but not to exceed 75¢ per square foot, which equals $32,670 per acre. WMH:kd Copies to: David Romero J. H. Fitzpatrick R. D. Miller LESOLUTICN NO. 1357 (196 • Series) A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING PARKING RE- STf.ICTIONS CN CALIFORNIA BCULEVAk.D, OS OS AND DAAI•.SH STREETS BE IT RESOLVE D by the Council of the City of can Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That a No Parldng Zone prohibiting vehicular parking shall be and is hereby established on the east side of California Boulevard for two car spaces southerly of the existing No Parkin; Zone south of the Monterey Street intersection. 2. That the three parking spaces adjacent to the Security First National Banc: parldng lot on the west side of Csos Street shall be and are hereby eliminated, and a parldng meter space is hereby established at the wSecurity First National Bank's abandoned driveway ramp on the north side of Marsh Street, west of Osos Street. P A S S E D A N D A DC PT E D this 30th day of November, 1964 by the following roll call vote: ATTEST: AYES: kiss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr. , Donald Q. Miller, Ciell :7. Whelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT.: None ITY CLERX /JS 7 f J 1� RESOLUTION NO. 1356 (1964 Series) A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING PARTICIPATION IN APPLICATION FOR LIBRARY PLAN14ING GRANT BE IT R E S 0 L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That the City of San Luis Obispo has authorized the participation in the Black Gold Cooperative Library System, which is contemplating an additional application for a State Planning Grant. 2. That the City Librarian shall be and is hereby ordered to execute any and all documents required to participate in said application by the Black Gold Cooperative Library System for said Planning Grants in accordance with Chapter 1. 5, Division 20 of the Education Code and Title S. Chapter 2 of the California Administrative Code. PA S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 30th day of November, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves, Jr., Miss Margaret McNeil, Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel NOES: None ABSENT: None ff tmolffiwl a ATTEST: -WTY UL&R:. r i35C i .ESOLUTION NO. 1355 (1964 Series) A RESOLUTION AUTH01-:IZI1',1G EXECUTION OF A JOINT EXERCISE OF PCV. ERS AGI_LEEMENT ESTAB- LISHED BY THE BLACK GOLD COOPERATIVE LIBRARY SYSTEM BE I T P. E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That the City of San Luis Obispo, as governing body of the Public Library of the City of San Luis Obispo, hereby approves the agreement establishing the Black Gold Cooper- ative Library System, a copy of such agreement being attached hereto and made a part hereof. 2. That the Mlayor is hereby authorized and directed to execute said agreement on behalf of the City of San Luis Obispo. P A S S E D A N D A D O P T is D this 30th day of November, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves, Jr., Miss Margaret McNeil, Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel NOES None ABSENT: None ATTEST: -Y uml� 195S EXHIBIT "A" BLACK GOLD COOPERI.TIVI: LIEF -kRY SYSTEM AN AGREEMENT FOR THE JOINT EXERCISE OF POWERS ESTABLISHING THE BLACK GOLD COOPERATIVE LIBRARY SYSTEM EFFECTIVE , 1964 The parties to this agreement are: County of Ventura, on behalf.of the Ventura County and City Library, The Board of Trustees of the Dean Hobbs Blanchard Memorial Library, City of Santa Barbara, on behalf of the Santa Barbara Public Library, City of Lompoc, on behalf of the Lompoc Public Library, City of Santa ;Maria, on behalf of the Santa Maria Public Library, County of San Luis Obispo, on behalf of the San Luis Cbispo County Free Library, City of San Luis Obispo, on behalf of the San Luis Obispo Public Library. The parties hereto declare that: 1. They are the parties to the joint exercise of-powers agreement of 1964 - entitled "In Re Black Gold Cooperative System." 2. The Black Gold Cooperative System ohall do so as to better provide for the attain:^rnt of and 4__ its revised form. Shall be known a�, CacneratiVe i'D_ary $ys-- em, hereinafter rc.IcrrC System. 712 S.7 stem thus revised, shall be y the Co k:ty of Ventura, exercising po-war; parties hereto, in the manner provided in this agreement and as authorized by Article 1, C;:apter 5, Division -7, Title 1 .of the Govern..nent Code of California. 3. This agreement is entered into only as a continua- tion of the joint exercise of powers agreement of 1964 entitled "In Re Black Gold Cooperative System." The System created herein is successor to all rights and liabilities which may exist as a result of said previous agreement, in- cluding becoming successor in interest to all applications or contracts made with the State of California pursuant to Chapter 1.5 of Division 20 of the Education Code of Cali- fornia. 4. Each party to this agreement is a public agency, operates a public library, and is authorized to enter into this agreement. 5. The parties intend that the System created by this agreement shall be eligible to receive monies under Chapter 1.5 of Division 20 of the Education Code of California, as the same may be amended from time to time, and that this agreement shall be so understood and interpreted. 6. The System created by this agreement is a "public agency" within the meaning of section 27113 of the Education Code of California, and is a tax - supported free public library system under the sponsorship of state and local government; that the parties intend that the System shall be conducted and operated as an educational institution within the .meaning of federal and state law, and that this agreement Ghall. bo so understood and interpreted, and further that the rsoW System shall be operated and conducted in such manner tin to be and remain eligible for the benefits of the Federal Property and Administrative Services Act of 1949, as amended, -2- and as the same may be amended from time to time, and of other federal and state legislation of similar import. The parties hereto agree as follows: I EFFECTIVE DATE This agreement shall become binding and shall replace the joint exercise of powers agreement of 1964 entitled "In Re Black Gold Cooperative System," previously entered into by the parties hereto upon ratification of this agree- ment by all parties to said previous agreement, and upon acceptance by the State of California of the System as the successor in interest to the Black Gold Cooperative System in all applications or contracts made on behalf of the Black Gold Cooperative System by the County of Ventura pur- suant to Chapter 1.5 of Division 20 of the Education Code of California. The effective date shall be inserted on the title page. gel PURPOSE Or THIS AG:EEMENT The purpose of this agreement is to provide for the establishment of a cooperative library system to improve and coordinate the public library functions of the parties hereto. The System shall perform cooperative library func- tions as necessary to fulfill this purpose including, but not limited to the following: 1. Coordination of book orders and periodical sub- scriptions. 2. Coordination of reference and research service. 3. Preparation of consolidated printed book catalog, to be orepared on "on going" basis. -3- 4. Establishment of centralized cataloging and classification of library materials. 5. Providing for inter- availability of books, materials and information among all service outlets of the parties to this agreement. 6. Coordination of interchangeable borrowing privileges among libraries of the parties hereto. 7. Providing for cooperative in- service training, co- operative public relations, and cooperative assistance and guidance in children's and young people's services through workshops and similar programs. 8. Making applications and contracts for grants from public or private entities to carry out the purposes of the System. 9. Undertaking other cooperative library projects which may be recommended by the Executive Board of the System. IIZ COMMON. POWERS TO BE EXERCISED The common powers to be exercised pursuant to this agree - went are the powers of each party to provide public library services, and the common powers shall be exercised so as to establish, aid, assist, extend, improve and enlarge public library services of every kind and description in the terri- torial jurisdictions of all of,the parties. IV A.DMI2ISTRATION OF THE SYSTEM Pursuant to the provisions of Government Code eecti.un 65C6 the County of Ventura is designated as the agent to administer and otherwise execute this agreement. The County of Ventura shall do whatever is necessary to carry out the purposes of this agreement and shall, as agent of the System, -4- execute such agreements a-d perform such other acts as are necessary to the prope- f::nctioning of the System. The County of Ventura shall have the power to act in all ways necessary to carry out the purposes of this agreement. V EX%CUTIVE BOARD An Executive Board shall be established for the System. The Executive Board shall consist of one representative from each of the parties to this agreement. Unless the governing board of any party hereto provides otherwise, the head librar- ian of each party, or such person as the head librarian may appoint, shall be the representative for each party. The Executive Board shall meet at such times and places as it shall determine. The Executive Board shall act only upon affirmative vote of a majority of all of its members. The Executive Board shall act on all matters as specified in this agreement. The Executive Board shall supervise ad- ministration of the System and shall advise the agent of the System, the County of Ventura, on the actions necessary to carry out the purposes of this agreement. VI FUNDS AND PROPERTY The Treasurer of Ventura County shall maintain in a separate trust account all funds received by the System. Such funds shall be expended only in furtherance of the pur- poses of the System. Standard accounting practices shtl.l bd used to account for funds received and disbursed for the System, and account books shall be open at all times during normal business hours to the inspection of any authorized representative of any party to this agreement, the authorized representative of the State Librarian and the authorized -5- representative of any official of a government agency that grants or disburses funds to the System for the purposes of this agreement. The System shall be operated on a fis- cal year basis beginning on July 1 of each year 2nd continu- ing until June 30 of t`_-_e succeeding year. A qualified auditor shall be selected by the Executive Board. Ti-e auditor may be, but need not be, the cuditor of Ventura County. The auditor selected shall perform an annual audit of the financial operations of to System and shall prepare a statement of assets and liabilities, a statement of receipts and disbursements, and such other statements and reports as may be required by the Executive Board. A copy of the audit. shall be distributed to the parties to this agreement. Title to all property, whether real or personal, will be held by the County of Ventura as trustee for the System. Prior to April 1 of each year the Executive Board shall adopt a tentative budget for the expenditures of the System during the succeeding fiscal year and shall submit the tenta- tive budget-to the governing board of each party hereto for review. After April 15 but prior to May 1 of each year, acting upon the results of the review, the Executive Board shall adopt a preliminary budget for the expenditures of the System during the succeeding fiscal year. Prior to July 1 of each year the Executive Board shall adopt a final budget for the expenditures of the System during the fiscal. year, The final budget shall be based on the preliminary I3Uv$;5L and in amount budgeted, shall not eicee:d the maiimurn bud,;ut amount specified in t::e preliminary budget. -6- I I 1 owl once each six months a report of operations of the System shall be prepared unde-= supervision of the Executive Board. The report s_,,11 coat: in a su:^.::,ary of the current programs of the System and sLa.l contain a semi - annual fiscal report including a statement ent o assets and liabilities and a statement of receipts and disbursements. A copy of the report shall be filed with the governing board of each party hereto on or before May 1 and November 1 of each year. Viii OBLIGATIONS GF. THE CO=1 -" CTING PARTIES In addition to other duties enumerated 'herein, each party hereto shall: a. Approve the book selection policy adopted by the System. b. Be represented by the head librarian or a member of the library staff" at all or most of the workshops and si.ailar meetings undertaken by the System. c. Accept from all other parties hereto the services specified in paragraph II of this agreement. IX CONTRIBUTIONS It is contemplated that initially all funds necessary to overate the System will be derived from grants from t11e State Cf California. T hereforc., un(4(:r n c :.rc Lit tj C ,u rict.,L; S al_ any C r_ i ti O S :,E rc (JU%r�i :f,fli lifiy �iiir }.� ^vr_Or to JU. =, 9 vG. H, W (rte-r, G; C� i:i F: ,�yl e.. f; Y.y e•t 1, tii�: -.S ec _t 'vii 1i eSSU::E SG E functirri8 ric.i/ c(✓riducLed 6t•1� :1�- ately by the parties hereto. Ultimately it may be necessary for each of the parties hereto to contribute a portion of -7- i the operating expenses o_ the System. If contribution 102=_s n•cessary, the portion payable by each party shall be determined by the following formula: A E T } Pr000rtionate Share of total B 5 F Contribution Payable by a Party = 3 A = Population of the party for which proportionate share is being determined. B = ?opulation of the System. Vote: Population small be based on the latest figures available from. the California Department of Finance or the United - States Census Bureau corrected for any dupli- cation of service area by t..o or more parties hereto. C = T.:e number of titles added during the last complete fis- cal year by the party for which proportionate share is being determined. D = The total of the number of titles added by each party to this agreement during eac:L party's last complete fis- cal year. E = The number of volumes held by the party for which pro- portionate share is being determined. F = The total number of volumes held by all parties to this agreement. ,ote: The total number of volumes shall be based on the number held by each party at the end of its last complete r_scal year. OZ ar.7 J. !if- }a IlJ .. ve&,::i � c r:-ac L':_ve --card, c_7ca_ �G necessary. 5 all .c lG' eC 2nd apportioneci according to tiles fG "ffflU�. l here - and each party hereto informed of its esticnatcd share at the time teat the tentative budget is submitted to the - V - I stare of the : L :J'c_ Of CC':1<S Ob ai::C'd for distribution tile SySiPC: 2q^6 G:= _';.0 Set Opt l In section 1:_ of ts ...ode by the Syste:it t0 OJta?' v'._= :vim JJG__ C,-__- '_O 'S s0 :'c^.i:.._5, --y party 'rereto may obta__. r1C'_� C_ _e5 DC_t'_o :red to it by til_S section hJ aC l ___G.c _ cost to t:_ Sy era of S4r__ CGpic °. �: y SuC? in ad-di-ion to any G ?hici: may L- reC'___CQ o- any party hereto. Any cat -nlo" "received by Lmay be distribut:=d to any it -s uJ' O e LCaLiC �( SC Colon. i it iS ever necessary to limit tl: services provided by the u"'gO [ ' `: - 11 '_t tiOnS, apportionment System du.. to b ���tary �_ o�: of services between the parties si_all be based on the formula set forth in Section gg of this agreement. 'J i T i G'_ '_L C.lEs with the consent of A/5-'ns of t,-.E Executive Board and upon :eeting the conditions establisi ed by the S:_ecutive Bowrd, any public en tiny .: i ci: possesses the legal capacity anc t e common po :• .,ers o_ tre - _ties to this agreement and tahici: would be eligible at limo of joining the System for a grant to aid develop: e -z of p blic library services from the State of California under the terms of Chapter 1.5 of Divi- Sion 20 of the Education Code of California, as the same may be a -ended from ti.-ie to ti ^�, may join the System. Any such JuJI -C entity So oinir3- s :ail bcccMc Eub.jc-CL to tiV.: tol,'101. Q. this ag:ee_'e._., and sha, -- }Je C::title(1 '� �o oricj 'Y. c.r;7t trtttc,7- rive a'E _. :EC1?tive 'LOarC'. 1::'_ .,I�L'i1L'1VC� {;rr] "r.'ci t1 }iul I 1;csi; /fl�'- __.. _. Su _. Co Q___G..J �i= _.:Li: -� .1.: •,..': i_slf? �: %:J �. C :fl1 i1 'ill �.� }It.t __. F it - G- - G- voverning boards for review. Upon doution of any prelim - inary budget for the System, t�:e 7- ccutive r,oard shall again determine whether Cont- JCutionS i_. "_ to be n_'cr�-SSary. If s0, then the estimated an:0unt Snall be ccmputed and aopor- tinned accord t0 the = c' -M,ul� : ?^rein cnd each party hereto informed of its estimated spar= i ,r v—y 1. Pfter any rival budget becomes effective, the L'%.:-cutive Board Shall determine the actual amount, if any, of contributiQnS necessary. This amount sh211 be apporticn-ad aCCo_ ding to the formula herein and each party promptly =._ =or cd of its con tribu lon. Con- tributions shall be payable in equal installments Quarterly, 6Lle first L in tallRel t b9i' due c1u�L•St 1 Of the year for which the contribution is made, and all contributions shall be placed in the System trust account. NT "TT T The System, through its sent, shall take such steps as are necessary to provide for adequate liability insurance ror the System So as to 'protect the *parties hereto from financial loss in the event of liability resulting from a negiisent or wrongful act Or omission in the execution of this agreement. In the event any party is held liable for any act or omission occLrring in the execution of this agree- ment it shall be entitled to contribution from all other parties hereto as provide-- for in Government Code Section 575.6. E00 Cr_7._ n � C- --, 7CLS t is ccnta=1ated that three System will acquire printed nooc cataloCs co =.taini�� titles possessed by the members of LS C Sys Lem. Each party hereto is entitled to a proaorti.onate -G- to -x I, shall eccute n wil u to t1lc County of Ventra, "He agent of t'(Ie Sy--ern to conditions established by the Executive Board z-.-aJ zhZl_ . su,';scriibe to this agreement, including such a-mendmart-3 _ss -.Zy exist at the -time of joining. Any ?-r-y hereto "'irtura _-ic. �__ a-W � L - - - - :,I'- - ___L Co ra-�Y "7-7f-' I C _'; - _11 C - -I Veining b0d-V. "Ch r CM `"e SVSteM D 7 S 0 - -17' 0 t S 0 V e r, -Co 7ef-ay 15 of any year and shall be effe-.-LiVe only as of Ti-. y l of the yaar withdrawal is made. If toe debts ana cbli.ZatiO-z of the Systean exceed it-s assets and anticz_'y L-a' i-_,..cCM.Z the tL•e of withdrawal, withdrawal may be effected only- Zfcar payment by the with- draq:-jinc ?arty of its Sh _.-, as com-outed in paragiaph --lH Of this a 2 c ..-I c c -z- 8t d eb t a-nd obliaa- tio•s of System. Ci'-n'.0 co'l-Iry of Ventura is the of thn System and is -;I_�s obl7gat-ed. to perform certain L L neCeSSa-ry _unctions, of County of Ventura from t System ca-:not b� 3ff-2_c-Luated )ithout rendering the Syste7m, as Dresently CcnSt`_'t_-ut-ed- . inoperable. Therefore, the County of Ventura she -11, no-L': be 2Ilo led to withdraw, but r a unary if it Wishes to c-ase p,rticlpating in this System, it must effectuate a ter:-nation of the System as provided for in the next section. L_.. I - _L T 10% 1,47 . I aErre-_�.ent may 'co Ly "J: Ow L Z L Est e i__2dc D-ior to a.'y year if m-de by tions of the governing board of a majority of the parties or by May 25 of any year if made by the Board of Supervisors of Ventura County and shall become effective only upon July 1 of the year termination is voted. Upon termination all just claims against the System shall be paid, distribu- tion made to the State and Federal Government if required by applicable law, and the remaining assets distributed among all parties who have ever been members of the System in pro- portion to the total contributions made by such parties to the System. COUNTY OF VENTURA DEAN HOBBS BLANCHARD MEMORIAL LIBRARY Dated Dated Dated CITY OF SANTA BARBARA -/.2- CITY OF LOMPOC Dated CITY OF SANTA MARIA Dated COUNTY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO Dated Dated -13- CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO RESOLUTION NO. .1354• (1964: £eries) A. RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING PARKING L_ESTP.ICT- IONS ON FOOTHILL, NORTH BROAD, PALM, PACIFIC AND BROAD B E I T I, E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That the white loading zone adjacent to the snorkel mail box on Foothill Boulevard at the College Square Shopping Center shall be and is hereby eliminated, and that said snorkel mail. box and white loading zone shall be relocated on the south side of Foothill Boulevard west of Broad Street in the vicinity of the Sizzler Steak House, at a location to be determined by the City Engineer. 2. That vehicular parking shall be and is hereby prohibited on both sides of Foothill Boulevard from Carpenter Street to Crandall Way. 3. That the two hour parking restriction on that portion of North Broad and Palm Streets adjacent to the Catholic School shall be and is hereby terminated. 4. That the parking meter spaces on the south side of Pacific Street west of Morro Street designated Meter Number 825 and N:eter Number 823 shall be and are hereby changed to 24 minute parking meter spaces. 5. That vehicular parking at the two un- metered parking spaces on the easterly side of Broad Street south of Marsh Street shall be and is hereby prohibited. 6. That appropriate curb markings or signs shall be installed to designate said parking restrictions. PA S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 16th day of November, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Miss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Vlhelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None. ABSENT: None ATTEST: CITY CLEF. F 1 O ms 'l- " • " 112SOLUTION NO. 1353 (1965 Series) A F.ESOLUTION PFOHIBITING PARKING ON A PORTION OF HIGUEI,.A STEEE T B E IT F. E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That parting shall be and is hereby prohibited on the east side of Higuera Street from the intersection of High Street to the driveway ramp into the 'Williams Brothers Market. 2. That appropriate curb markings or signs shall be installed indicating said parking restriction. PA S S E D A N D A DO PT E D this 16th day of November, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Miss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Duller, Clay P. Davidson NOES: Clell W. Whelchel ABSENT: None ATTEST: CITY CL'h`P.K PON) t RESOLUTION NC. 1352 (196^.• Series) A F,'_ESOLUTION AMENDING LESOLUTION NC. 1221 (1963 Series), MODIFYING THE ik. C. SICINNER PRELIMINARY PLANNED DEVELOPMENT AND APP ,CV- ING THE PRECISE PLAN B E I T R E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That Resolution Number 1221 (1963 Series), approving a Preliminary Development Plan on the approximate 14 acres at the corner of Los Osos and Madonna. Roads shall be and is hereby amended as shown on the attached map marked Exhibit "A" and hereby incorporated by reference, subject to the conditions, schedules and development plans, and further subject to the parking layout and landscaping being approved by the City Engineer and Planning Director. 2. That the Precise Plan for the construction of buildings "A ", "C "D" and "E ", as shown on the attached Exhibit A, shall be and is hereby approved subject to the parking layout and landscaping being approved by the City Engineer and Planning Director, and that the area to be developed at this stage is to be landscaped and screened to create a defined entity. 3. That construction of said improvements included in the Precise Plan shall commence within two years from the date hereof and shall be completed with due diligence thereafter, or this Precise Plan approval shall become null and void. P A S S E D A N D A D O P T E D this 2nd day of November, 1964 by the following roll call vote: ATTEST: AYES: Miss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: None CITY CLERIC i AI (1964 Series) 0 - �l e I � � r ♦r 2 .. •rr i h r f •L Y •. t `la it 'r I•\ '�' I '' K� J ' CD 4" IT -'�•,� ��r ~�� � �.� �/ 1. V mow• � I `I h� ♦ "A" EXHIBIT •• RESOLUTION NO. 132 e (1964 Series) 0 RESOLUTION NO. 135.1 (1964 Series) A RESOLUTION REQUIRING SIDEWALK IMPROVE- MENTS ON FOOTHILL BOULEVARD AND CRANDALL WAY B E I T R E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That the Council hereby preliminarily determines that the public interest, necessity and convenience require the construction of curbs, gutters, sidewalks and drive- way ramp improvements on those portions of Foothill Boulevard and Crandall `%May as set forth on Exhibit A, attached hereto and incorporated by reference. 2. That January 4, 1965 at 8:30 P.-/. in the Council Chambers of the City Hall, 990 Palm Street, San Luis Obispo, California., is the time and place set for public hearing on said matter, and notice thereof shall be published twice in the Telegram- Tribune, a newspaper of general circulation in said City; the first publication to be at least twenty (20) days prior to said hearing. Said parcels shall be posted at least ten (10) days prior to said hearing. 3. That subject to any modifications or exceptions declared.by the Council at the close of said hearing, said parcels shall be so improved by the property owner, or the City Engineer shall proceed to have the work done and the cost thereof shall be made a lien against the property in accordance with Sections 7350 et.seq. of the San Luis Obispo Municipal Code. P A S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 2nd day of. November, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Miss -Margaret McNeil, F, L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell V1. Whelchel, Clay P. 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HW� „ m; o a TL J. «•,, m m= I certify (or declare) under penalty of perjury that the fore- y.. wF�W,no Fc:E m� ° Z3E cao�c,� -m g � Lj'6 G6 a W _E U � 0 3 • .mow going is true and correct. ....... ... . . .• •--•-----------•--...._................__.._......•--._..... ....._.......----- ._........... W.J. Caligari (Signature of Principal Clerk) Date ............................................... ovember._ 1Q..._..., 19:64 ;-r C . �. ,. .— '. ; . I . - _its . ) ' , . . . L C 17 a. cn cr CP ;-r C . �. ,. .— '. ; . I . - _its . ) ' , . . . L C 0 F:ESOLUTI'N NO. 1350 (1964 Series) A RESOLUTION REQUIRING SIDEWALK IMPIROVE - MENTS ON PORTIONS OF BROAD, BRANCH AND STORY STREETS B E IT R E S 0 L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That the Council hereby preliminarily determines that the public interest, necessity and convenience require the construction of curbs, gutters, sidewalks and driveway ramp improvements on those portions of Broad, Branch and Story Streets as set forth on Exhibit "A ", attached hereto and incorporated by reference. 2. That January 4, 1965 at 8 :30 P.M. in the Council Chambers of the City Hall, 990 Palm Street, San Luis Obispo, is the time and place set for public hearing on said matter, and notice thereof shall be published twice in the Telegram- Tribune, a news- paper of general circulation in said City; the first publication to be at least twenty (20) days prior to said hearing. Said parcels shall be posted at least ten (10) days prior to said hearing. 3. Subject to any modifications or exceptions declared by the Council at the close of said hearing, said parcels shall be so improved by the property owner, or the City Engineer shall proceed to have the work done and the cost thereof shall be made a lien against the property in accordance with Sections 7350 et. seq. of the San Luis Obispo Municipal Code. P A S S E D A N D A D 0 PT E D this 2nd day of November, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Miss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald C. Miller, Clell'i:!. Whelchel, Clay P. 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In The Superior Court of The State of California In and for the County of San Luis Obispo AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION No..... U5.0 -- - - - - -- In the Matter__ of Resolution__ No._,- 1350._.__ a Resolution Segng_ Sidewalk_ Improvements ... on._ Portions of Broad, .... Branch and Story St eets... STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of San Luis Obispo Z =a - .Zr = + oa_ > r °� Z: v O'4 _W mmK KCKKR�mC Cd; I am a citizen of the United States and a resident of the wd _ '> c - -� tljjE WQyNyNN4 ymyry Nmy- a r} County aforesaid; I am over the age of eighteen and not v Q z_1 p. Z MAP A. W "cU °vUVOODUc interested in the above - entitled matter . o .............................. .: I am now, and at all times embraced >- w� ' W' J=0m' FF a a�U Zj6W in the publication herein mentioned was, the principal clerk '< = u a ° r: , - , w c ^ of the printers and publishers of the SAN LUIS OBISPO m�3 -ma u c «�WW'L°- COUNTY TELEGRAX- TRIBUNE, a newspaper of general cir- g am_ „�3s- "a�3 „° v_E.,, culation, printed and published daily, Sundays excepted, at L o u Qaa 0A a the City of San Luis Obispo in the above named county and state; that .......RFaSOLUTION NO.___ l�SQ ............................. of which the annexed clipping is a true printed copy, was published in the above -named newspaper and not in any supplement thereof —on the following dates, to-wit: ..... ....... November 12 -19, 1964 that said newspaper was duly and regularly ascertained and established a newspaper of general circulation by Decree entered in the Superior Court of San Luis Obispo County, State of California, on June 9, 1952, under the provisions of Chapter 1, Division 7, Title 1 of the Government Code of the State of California. I certifyJAr deNare) under penalty of perjury that the fore- WSJ: igAi (Signature of Principal Clerk) Date . ................. ....... November ..19.., 19.64 u A °” OL mm�da QoJoJ occ uhiymcyo Eumm m QJ o ':: ooJoLLttc••�cJoIcLa � oR] =r a o m. j�; Z u z 74 Win w -• 1,7 03:1..�-. w� v E�E.o!sF m« '- NOC.°' c vi •U' � u 6.7o�m mY m Lmy m • yq L...L�Y Ym L.C1 «=d =0.0 3umi •_Lm zm==50C Ny Cyyy 6C: E a, S °L Ymmu LmL a •->.N �.m j'� LLN C,.. w:m m Ummmm . W -tommm mm m1] a.L..J w' «� i � VL Q ONy°I nplNti<m<VNPO.Wn _ J WWPYINWW WAYf m�N Z ma X"c ]FC m0 ac u��co yZm Lw .m« 0"O'c LLI �. ..v.. m m. CWOmGJ L.L.�CicC aF c __ m -Y m ,00 Ulm ud «u3£L ;o ww FJ. .UEY .. w La -0 >l!` °o E..o`Eo - m3 cmmw C'c im jY mm¢�.:- 9NS«aro mm =ada"2." Ym = W ~�.StWCLm;c Wd��c4yx °QQUUfd! SOW °r?~ c._.Ya man o Z-, 3 CCy . 'um- •-f o, cn CD 1 J, RESOLUTION NO. 1349 (1964 Series) A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING STANDARDS FOR EXPOSED AGGREGATE SIDEV/kTALK BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That all material and construction standards which apply to the construction of ordinary sidewalk shall also apply to the construction of exposed aggregate sidewalk ex- cept for the application and exposure of a decorative aggregate to the surface, in accord- ance with the following standards: A. AGGREGATE The decorative aggregate shall be approved by the City Engineer as to the size, gradation and soundness of the material. A sample of the material proposed for use shall be delivered to the City ;Engineer prior to placing of concrete. B. CONSTRUCTION The concrete shall be placed in the forms and tamped and/or vibrated, then screeded off slightly below the top of the forms to allow for the displacement of the base concrete with the addition of the decorative aggregate. The aggregate shall be tamped into the base concrete so that the top of the aggregate shall be level with the top of the forms. The mortar should fill in around and just cover the top of the aggregate. Then the re- tarder has been sprayed on, the surface will show a slight irregularity from the aggregate. The aggregate shall be well bonded to the concrete, there shall be no "Pop Outs, " and there shall be a uniform coverage of all areas with aggregate. C. RETARDER After the aggregate has been placed and the surface finished over the aggre- gate, a concrete retarder such as EUGASOL or approved equal shall be applied to the surface in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. The Contractor shall follow the manufacturer's directions and use his .own judgment as to the proper time to wash off the retarder so that an even exposure is ob- tained without washing out any of the aggregate or washing holes or pockets into the base concrete between aggregate, D. FINISH After the aggregate has been exposed for 24 hours or more, the entire sur- face of the exposed aggregate shall be flooded with a 201 solution of muriatic acid and water, and brushed with a stiff broom or brush. The acid shall then be flushed from the surface with clear water. E . PLASTIC FINISH (OPTIONAL) A plastic finish may be applied to the exposed aggregate surface after the acid has been flushed from the surface and after the surface has dried not less than 96 hours. The plastic surface shall be DESCO Glazetite and DESCO SEALTEX, or an approved equal. P A S S E D A N D A D 0 PT E D this 2nd day of November, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Miss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Muller, Clell 11. uJhelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None -- ABSENT: None 6 Y-4 � ATTEST: MAYOR CI'P CLERIC I � i RESOLUTION NO. 1348 (1964 Series) A RESOLUTION INCREASING THE 1964 -1965 BUDGET B E IT R E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That Account Number 159, Yoakum Assessment District - Bond Redemption and Interest, be increased by $3 000.00. 2. That Account Number 250.2, Public Improvement & Betterment - Street Program, Phase lv_, be increased by $508.98. P A S S E D A N D A D 0 PT E D this 16th day of November, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves,Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel NOES: None ABSENT: Miss Margaret McNeil ATTEST: - ° CIT'Ci LEF.r Mon 014550 'Mn Z- wwo-wo Pw / 1 4JG "i F.ESOLUTION NO. 1347 (1964 Series) A fESOLUTION ESTABLISHING PARKING METER ZONES ON iViONTEhEY ST11EET AND TWO HOUR PARKING RESTRICTIONS ON BOYSEN AVENUE BE IT R E S 0 L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That the three yellow loading zones on the north side of Nionterey Street ad- jacent to the alley ramp leading to the rear of the County Court House building shall be and are hereby replaced with three two hour parldng meter spaces. 2. That a two hour parldng zone shall be and is hereby established on Boysen Avenue as follows: A. On the north side of-Boysen Avenue from the westerly property line of Santa 1,osa Street 268 feet westerly. B. On the south side of Boysen Avenue from the westerly property line of Santa Rosa Street 293 feet westerly. PAS S E D A ND A DO PT E D this 2nd day of November, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Ydss Margaret McNeil, E. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell 71. Whelchei NOES: None ABSENT: None 42-1/1 IRA I INg-A • ATTEST: CITY CI�fhl( i 31/7 U3SOLUTION NC. 1356 (1965 Series) A IIESOLUTICN ESTABLISHING CITY POLICY TO IMPLEMENT THE SZTBACX C�.LINANCE BE IT F_ E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That Fzesolution Number 1287 (1965 Series) is hereby repealed and the policy of the City of San Luis Cbispo, governing City and property owner participation in regard to streets on which a setback ordinance has been or will be set is hereby established as follows: A. NORMAL RESIDEDITIAL LOTS (1) On single normal sized residential lots, if the owner will dedicate the necessary right -of -way for the street widening, the City will give the owner credit for the value of the property dedicated, to be applied toward the cost of installing the curb, gutter, sidewalk and normal grading that might be involved at the previous curb line on a standard installation. If the cost of these improvements exceed the land value, then the property owner will pay the City the amount of such excess cost at the time of executing the agree- ment. If the land value exceeds the cost of these improvements, then the City will pay the owner such excess amount at the time of executing the agreement. (2) The City will provide all necessary engineering and preparation of documents and will pay for the cost of relocation of utilities, replacement of landscaping, replacement of driveways, and grading in excess of the amount that would have occurred at the old curb line. City will base and pave the street out to the new gutter. The City will install a retaining wall whenever a 2:1 slope in a cut or fill would create a front yard sub- stantially less than the required setback. The City will pay the owner for 15 -gallon size trees and 5- gallon shrubs when it is not practical to replace them. (3) The time when improvements would be installed by the City would depend upon the funds budgeted for this purpose, and the written agreement between the City and the property owner would provide that the dedication of the right -of -way would be subject to the condition that the City would install the necessary improvements when the monies were available. (4) The issuance of building permits and connection of utilities shall not be conditioned on the dedication of land for street widening purposes. If the property owner does not wish to construct curb, gutter and sidewalk at the new setback line, then the per- mits should be issued and a cash deposit be made with the City to guarantee placement of improvements after negotiation with the City Council. B. RESIDENTIALLY ZONED LAND (1) On residential parcels that are large enough to be subdivided, if the property owner will dedicate the necessary right -of -way for the street widening, the City will give the owner credit for the value of the property dedicated, to be applied toward the cost of installing the curb, gutter, sidewalk and grading. If the cost of these improvements exceed the land value, then the property owner will pay the City the amount of such excess cost at the time of executing the agreement. If the land value exceeds the cost of these im- provements, then the City will pay the owner such excess amount at the time of executing the agreement. (2) The City will provide all necessary engineering and preparation of docu- ments and will pay for the cost of relocation of utilities, replacement of landscaping and replacement of driveways. The City will base and pave the street out to the new gutter. The City will install a retaining wall whenever a 2:1 slope in a cut or fill would create a front yard substantially less than the required setback. The City will pay the owner for 15 -gallon size trees and 5- gallon size shrubs when it is not practical to replace them. The owner will not be required to reimburse th& City for these improvements upon subse- quent subdivision. /344� IL U3SOLUTION NC. 1356 (1965 Series) A IIESOLUTICN ESTABLISHING CITY POLICY TO IMPLEMENT THE SZTBACX C�.LINANCE BE IT F_ E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That Fzesolution Number 1287 (1965 Series) is hereby repealed and the policy of the City of San Luis Cbispo, governing City and property owner participation in regard to streets on which a setback ordinance has been or will be set is hereby established as follows: A. NORMAL RESIDEDITIAL LOTS (1) On single normal sized residential lots, if the owner will dedicate the necessary right -of -way for the street widening, the City will give the owner credit for the value of the property dedicated, to be applied toward the cost of installing the curb, gutter, sidewalk and normal grading that might be involved at the previous curb line on a standard installation. If the cost of these improvements exceed the land value, then the property owner will pay the City the amount of such excess cost at the time of executing the agree- ment. If the land value exceeds the cost of these improvements, then the City will pay the owner such excess amount at the time of executing the agreement. (2) The City will provide all necessary engineering and preparation of documents and will pay for the cost of relocation of utilities, replacement of landscaping, replacement of driveways, and grading in excess of the amount that would have occurred at the old curb line. City will base and pave the street out to the new gutter. The City will install a retaining wall whenever a 2:1 slope in a cut or fill would create a front yard sub- stantially less than the required setback. The City will pay the owner for 15 -gallon size trees and 5- gallon shrubs when it is not practical to replace them. (3) The time when improvements would be installed by the City would depend upon the funds budgeted for this purpose, and the written agreement between the City and the property owner would provide that the dedication of the right -of -way would be subject to the condition that the City would install the necessary improvements when the monies were available. (4) The issuance of building permits and connection of utilities shall not be conditioned on the dedication of land for street widening purposes. If the property owner does not wish to construct curb, gutter and sidewalk at the new setback line, then the per- mits should be issued and a cash deposit be made with the City to guarantee placement of improvements after negotiation with the City Council. B. RESIDENTIALLY ZONED LAND (1) On residential parcels that are large enough to be subdivided, if the property owner will dedicate the necessary right -of -way for the street widening, the City will give the owner credit for the value of the property dedicated, to be applied toward the cost of installing the curb, gutter, sidewalk and grading. If the cost of these improvements exceed the land value, then the property owner will pay the City the amount of such excess cost at the time of executing the agreement. If the land value exceeds the cost of these im- provements, then the City will pay the owner such excess amount at the time of executing the agreement. (2) The City will provide all necessary engineering and preparation of docu- ments and will pay for the cost of relocation of utilities, replacement of landscaping and replacement of driveways. The City will base and pave the street out to the new gutter. The City will install a retaining wall whenever a 2:1 slope in a cut or fill would create a front yard substantially less than the required setback. The City will pay the owner for 15 -gallon size trees and 5- gallon size shrubs when it is not practical to replace them. The owner will not be required to reimburse th& City for these improvements upon subse- quent subdivision. /344� (3) The time when improvements would be installed by the City would depend Upon the funds budgeted for this purpose, and the written agreement between the City and the property owner would provide that the dedication of the right -of -way would be subject to the condition that the City would install the necessary improvements when the monies were available. (4) In the event the property is subsequently subdivided into ten (10) or more lots within any two (2) year period, the subdivider would be required to reimburse the City for the cost of all the land acquired by the City. C. MAJOR SUBDIVISIONS (1) Major subdivisions of ten (10) lots or more shall be required to dedicate the land required for street widening, install curb, gutter and sidewalk, and earthwork to bring the street to sub - grade. The City will base and pave out the street to meet the new curb line. D. USE PERMITS AND VARIANCES (1) Dedication of rights -of -way for street widening purposes may be required as a condition of a use permit or variance where the land density will exceed 6000 square feet per family unit, or where, in the opinion of the Planning Commission, the traffic needs would be increased as a result of the improvement. E. PROPERTY ZONED OTHER THAN RESIDENTIAL (1) Any property zoned or used other than for residential, or containing more than four (4) dwelling units, would have to dedicate the right -of -way and install the curb, gutter and sidewalk. (2) The City will then reimburse the property owner for the land at a fair market value as set by the City Appraiser. The City will base and pave out the street to the new gutter. (3) Property used exclusively for church purposes shall be treated as Normal Residential Lots. F. APPEAL PROCEDURE (1) In the event of any unusual circumstances, or if the property owner is not satisfied with the application of this policy, an appeal in writing may be made to the Council. Said appeal shall set forth the property involved and the grounds for the appeal. PAS S E D A N D A DO PTE D this 19th day of October, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Miss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller NOES: Clell W. Whelchel, Clay P. Davidson ABSENT: None ATTEST: o �CTT LERK -2 - r1A0r_ye7W�I"00R0W-0'4m WW"' MAYOR FESOLUTION NO. 1345 (1964• Series) A LESOLUTION INCEEASING THE 1964 -65 BUDGET B E I T R E S 0 L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That Account Number 250. 1, Public Improvement and Betterment - Sidewalk Construction, be increased by $5 000.00. PA S S E D A N D A D 0 PT E D this 2nd day of November, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Craves,Jr., Miss Margaret McNeil, Donald Q. Miller., Clell W. Whelchel NOES: None ABSENT: None ATTEST: CITY CLERK RESOLUTION NO. 1344 (1964 Series) A RESOLUTION CONFIR MI11,IG COSTS OF SIDEWALKS CONSTRUCTED PURSUANT TO THE MUNICIPAL CODE B E I T R E S 0 L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That pursuant to public hearings duly held, the Council hereby determines that there are no objections or protests to the costs of construction submitted by the Superin- tendent of Streets and hereby confirms said costs as submitted and as set forth hereafter. 2. That the hereinafter listed construction costs shall be paid within thirty -one (31) days after the date hereof and any such cost remaining unpaid thereaf ter shall be turned over to the City Tag Collector to be placed as a lien against the property and collected with the City taxes, and subject to the same penalties and costs if not paid on the first installment. The property owners, addresses and constructions costs are as follows: OVINER DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY ASSESSMENT Lucille E': Catterall 182 Foothill (Patricia Drive side) $134 :00 K: j.- & J. E.' Rodman 140 Cuesta Drive 137:20 C. O. &'H. J. Lawless' 196 Craig VJay (Patricia Drive side) 147.00 Dacus 0. & Beatrice C. Ingwersoa ' 301 Patricia Drive 200:00 C. V. & M. B. Ross 340 Patricia Drive 149:00 J. - R . & F. J. Sheehan 168 Cuesta Drive 134' . 00 Z. Shuster 188 Cuesta Drive 168.00 3. That at the request of the property owners and in accordance with Section 7350.3 of the Municipal Code, the Council hereby determines that the assessments set forth may be paid in three (3) annual installments, including interest at the rate of three (3) per cent per annum on the unpaid balance; said interest to run from November 1, 1964 to the time payment is made in full of the principal amount, provided that failure to pay any installment and interest when due shall make the remaining principal balance and interest payable in full and subject to additional penalties and interest as provided for City taxes and subject to the same procedure for foreclosure and sale. Said property owners, addresses and construction costs are as follows: OWNER J. L. & M. V. Batson Charles &,Evelyn Delmartini R. E. & F'. L' Barrick S'. B: & Ivr. M. Collins J. A. & E. M. Crosgrove DESCRIPTION OF PEOPERTY 65 La Entrada (Also Del Sur Way side) 424 Foothill ( Cuesta Drive side) 120 -144 Patricia Drive 274 Hathway 306 Hathway ASSESSMENT $447.00 356:00 294.00 464:00 295.38 /g-,/,/ OVINER (Continued) M'. R'. & E'. E. Elegren R. L. & D. J. Graves D. Hill, 'Jr. Annie M. jbhnson E.- L-. & M. C'. Libby M. B. & E. L. Morrison Celia. B. Nye 1'1*. 'R. & M. Price E. V. & C. L. Serpa D SOMPTION O& PP OPEFTY 1256 Bond 291 Motley 1219 Bond 1535 Carmel Street 195 Ramona. Drive (La Entrada side) 1274 Bond 407 Pismo Street (Carmel Street side) 1213 Bond 395 Pismo (also Carmel Street side) AS"SESSRENT $148;50 193:60 208 :06 263:00 228:00 200:06 706:00 386 :35 796.00 PA S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 19th day of October; 1964. by the following roll call vote: AYES: Miss Margaret MacNeil, Donald Q. Miller, Clell Cl. 'IJhelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAINING: F. L. Graves, Jr. (by reason of his financial interest) ATTEST: CITY CLEF.K -2- r RESOLUTION NO. 1343 (1964 Series) A cESOLUTICN REQUIRING SIDE77ALK IM- PROVEMENTS ON A PORTION OF GRAND AVENUE BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That the Council hereby preliminarily determines that the public interest, necessity and convenience require the construction of curbs, gutters, sidewalks and drive- way ramp improvements on both sides of Grand Avenue between Monterey Street and Slack Street, as set forth on ,ixhibit "A ", attached hereto and incorporated by reference. 2. That December 7, 1964 at 8 :30 P.M. in the Council Chambers of the City Hall, 990 Palm Street, San Luis Obispo, is the time and place set for public hearing on said matter, and notice thereof shall be published twice in the Telegram- Tribune, a newspaper of general circulation in said City; the first publication to be at least twenty (20) days prior to said hearing. Said parcels shall be posted at least ten (10) days prior to said hearing. 3. Subject to any modifications or exceptions declared by the Council at the close of said hearing, said parcels shall be so improved by the property owner, or the City Engineer shall proceed to have the worst done and the cost thereof shall -be made a lien against the property in accordance with Sections 7350 et.seq. of the San Luis Obispo Municipal Code. P AS S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 19th day of October, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Miss Margaret McNeil, j�: . L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. hfiller, Clay P. Davidson NOES: Clell ??. 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SAN IMS OBISPO, CALIF. November 30, 1964 1 p 1ayor Clay Davidson and Members of City Council Gentlemen: With reference to your Resolution No.1343, 1964 Series( Requiring Sidewalk Improvements on Portions of Grand Avenue) be advised that af- fected property owners met in open session on Saturday,November 21 and discussed in detail the many factors pertinent to this proposed improve- ment. By unanimous vote, the group selected the designation "GRAND AVE- ENUE' PROPERTY O'42 RS" for identification purposes; selected the under- signed as Chairman /spokesman for the group, and directed that the fol- lowing premise be conveyed in writing to the City Council prior to the public hearing set for December 7 on this matter. It is requested that this communication be read at the hearing by the City Clerk. 1. GRAND AVEN"uEE O-ZERS commend the Council policy to extend side- walks contiguous to our City Schools wkLaVER economically feasible for affected property owners and a definite need exists .... BUT 2. The peculiar geography of the Grand Avenue district, making it a NON - PEDESTRIAN neighborhood. for adults and a usage of less than 110 by the 366 students enrolled at Pacheco School indicates utter lack of pressing need at this time. 3. GRAND AVZN`UE OuNERS point to prior indebtedness in the form of both sewer bonds and street improvement bonds, plus.an unusually heavy increase in County taxes on .basic land values, plus an increase in the tax rate for the current fiscal year, making an additional levy such as would be occasioned by this proposed improvement (sidewalks) almost im- possible of assimilation and in certain instances, a definite hardship. 4. GRAND AVENUE PROPERTY OWNERS respectfully request, therefore, that the Council relax its current policy with respect to sidewalk im- provements in this district for a minimum period of three (3) years, at the end of which time it is felt that affected owners will have put their respective houses in order financially and a major levy of this type can be assimilated. It is understood that the Council's current method of financing-the improvements,i..er a three(3) year pay -off with 3% interest on deferred balances, will still be available at that time. 5. Affixed hereto are the signatures of GRAND AVEIM PROPERTY 041NERS requesting this three(3) year delay and totaling 2L19 being_ V All o of those affected and accounting for of property parcels a fected. It should be noted that both County and City property affected by the proposed sidewalk improvement have not been taken into computation as to percentages shown above. The Chris Jespersen School property is in process of being clarified at this writing as to respons 'lit for improvements. iV7,1� Respectfully, submitted MART ROSEW=L D41, ) GRAND AVENUE PROPERTY OANERS. 1 L :I . •i OTANMRS INTERiESTED IN PROPOSAL TO INSTALL SIDEWALES on 1 GRAND AVEN E FROM MONTEREY TO SLACK STREiTS, incl. PROXY NAD2 PROPERTY ADDRESS Yes No Note: If property is in joint tenancy, sign as lrir.& Airs.... Your "yes" proxy means we can speak for you. I J q 2V ,f 1 T , I i 2 J - - - - - -- -- e cvm .. 2 y 1 Note: If property is in joint tenancy, sign as lrir.& Airs.... Your "yes" proxy means we can speak for you. _ lob _ IN TF BOARD OF SUPER v ISORS COUNTY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO, STATE OF CALIFORNIA - -_Ron-_ day -. - -- November- `3- 19 -= 64 �{J PRESENT: Supervisors Sal Borra�dori, ®8 C, F 1Ylba13/ Lyle Carpenter, and Chai:°=m He Rtland Gates ABSENT: Supervisor Ursin Perkins In the Hatter of Rosolutiou of ,City of San Luis Obisdpo re: sidewalk improvements an portion of Grand Avemm (near Veterans Memorial Build- . Upon mOtian of Suge1"vi.sor Emil, aeconded by SUPervisor Borradori, and on the following roll call vote, to -wit: AYES: S rvisors $imball,. Borradori, Carpenter, Cbairman Gates NOES: Sone ABS' SWersisor Perkins the copy of resolution No,, 1343 (1964 Series) of the City of San Luis Obispo regardims proposed baring on requi o>zts to construct curb, gutters, sidewaalka and driveway ram inprovamsnts on Grand Aveaue between Y,onteroy Straot and Slack Street, City of plan, Labs Obispo (near the Veterans memoriai Buud$xg), is hereby ordered referred to cc: Department Parks and Boacbea (w/capy) Administrative officer City of Sant Luis Obispo 11- 25-m-64 Doe STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of San Luis Obispo, } S& A. Ee KPIZAGH I, ------------ _____________ ----------------------------- , County Clerk and ea- officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, in and for the County of San Luis Obispo, State of California, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a full, true and correct copy of an order made by the Board of Supervisors, as the same appears spread upon their minute book. WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Board of Supervisors, affixed this __-- _- - -_ -25 November day of --------------------------- ,19_64 _.. Ae E, ltil&LLAC$ County Clerk and Ex- Officio Clerk fie Board SEAL of 7!:- Y �• B"1 -! DIRECT ALL REPLYS TO POST OFFICE BOX XM90E CHAMBERS OF SUPERIOR COURT STATE OF CALIFORNIA SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY TIMOTHY I. O'R-EILLY, JUDGE SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA December 7, 1964 The Honorable mayor and City Council City Hall San Luis Obispo, California Gentlemen: It has come to my attention that your agenda for Monday, December 7 will include the matter of sidewalks on both sides of Grand Avenue from the 700 block north. As you know, I am already committed to. sidewalks on my corner, andhave no personal concern in this matter. It has further been brought to my attention that the residents in the area involved are in most cases already weighted down with several bond issues or assess- ments, which make the acceptance of your proposal a fur - ther burden which many of them cannot readily meet finan- cially. It is understandable that in the interests of safety for the school children traversing this area sidewalks must be installed. It occurs to me that in the interest of justice, some manner of financing should be arranged that would permit the immediate installation of the sidewalk area, and yet not impose an immediate financial burden on the property owner. It would be my thinking that such an accommodation could be brought about by meetings be- tween the property owners and the City Council. I therefore urge that you not take action on December.7, but schedule meetings between the City and the property owners affected. Sincerely yours, TIMOTHY I. ' REILLY Judge of the Superior Court TIO'R:Mid =RESOLUTION NO. 134.2 1,1964 Series) A RESOLUTION INCREASING THE 1964 -65 BUDGET BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That Account Number 900. 5, v,Ihale.Rock - Power Costs, be increased by $6000.00. vote: 2. That the Whale Rock Unbudgeted Reserve be reduced by $1 000.00. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 19th day of October, 1964 by the following roll call AY%S- Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves Jr., Miss Margaret McNeil, Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel NOES: none ABSENT: one ATTEST: CITY CLER 49�„) RESOLUTION NO. 1341 (1964 Series) A RESOLUTION OF INTENTION TO PEPMIT BOND FINANCING OF OFF-TRACT IMPROVEMENTS B E IT R E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That, based upon preliminary review of the development plans and the scope and intent explained by Ray C. Sldnner for off -site improvements, the Council hereby informally approves in principle the use of bond financing procedures for such off -tract improvements on the condition that normal procedures will be followed in the processing and approval of the precise development plans and that a covenant acceptable to the City will be recorded providing that no parcels will be subdivided without paying off any bonds covering said parcels. PA S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 5th day of October, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Miss Margaret McNeil, �,. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell G1. Whelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: None ATTEST: O CITY CLERK I3�// LESOLUTION NO. 1.340 (1964 Series) A RESOLUTION ADOPTING POLICY FO F. INSTALL- ING itOTATING SIGNS F.E UIi ING USE PEF MI T S BE IT F: E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That the policy to be applied to rotating signs requiring use permits is as follows: A. i/iaximum size for rotating or flashing sign would be 45' measured as maximum cross section. B. Maximum revolutions per minute for rotating sign would be six (6) complete revolutions per minute. C. Maximum size in any direction would be four (�) feet from center of rotating point or pivot point. P A S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 5th day of October, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Miss Margaret McNeil, . L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. ;dhelchel, Clay P. Davidson. NOES: None ABSENT: None MAYO •. ATTEST: CITY ERK 13-110 follows: RESOLUTION NO. 1339 (1964 Series) A RESOLUTICN CREATING A REVOLVING ACCOUNT FOR THE SOUTH HIGUERA ASSESSMENT DISTRICT BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as 1. That the City of San Luis Obispo South Higuera Assessment District Account is hereby created within the General Fund and shall be referred to as Account Number 232. 2. That the monies in said revolving account shall be expended for the cost of acquisition, construction, improvements and costs incidental to the assessment district project from time to time as said funds are needed. 3. That all funds expended from said revolving account shall be reimbursed in full from the proceeds of said special assessments and assessment bonds. 4. That an initial amount of $1 000.00 is hereby added to the 1964 -65 Budget in this account and the unbudgeted reserve is decreased by $1 000.00. 5. That a certified copy of this resolution shall be filed with the City Treasurer. PA S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 19th day of October, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves Jr., Miss Margaret McNeil, Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel NOES: none ABSENT: none ATTEST: CITY C-MRK /339 IN RESOLUTION N0. 1338 (1964 Series) A RESOLUTION INCREASING THE 1964 -65 BUDGET AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT WITH STATE PERSONNEL BOARD BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That a new account be added to the General Fund Budget: 231, Salary Survey, with $2 900.00 being added in this account and the unbudgeted reserve being decreased by $2 900.00. 2. That the Administrative Officer be authorized to execute on behalf of the City, that Agreement dated October 19, 1964, between the City of San Luis Obispo and the State Personnel Board, for preparation by the State of a classifica- tiou and salary plan for the City of San Luis Obispo. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 19th day of October, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Miss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel NOES: Clay P. Davidson ABSENT: None ATTEST: CrM CLERK 19-3,F RESOLTY ION NO, 1337 (1964 Series) RESOLUTION OF THZ CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO OPPOSING THE ADOPTION OF PROPOSITION 14 WHEREAS, the people of the State of California will vote upon a constitutiou- al amendment in November, 1964, which reads in part as follows: "Neither the State nor any subdi= ;lsion or agency thereof shall deny, limit or abridge, directly or indirectly, the right of any person, who is willing or desires to sell, lease or.rent any part or all of hi.s real property, to decline to sell, lease or rent such property to such person or persons as he, in his absolute discretion, chooses." and WHEREAS, it is considered that the said amendment would be detrimental in that it would prevent future legislative remedies in protection of the public interests, and WHEREAS, it is the opinion of the City of San Luis Obispo that said amend- went would be detrimental to the general public welfare; and WHEREAS, it is considered that the said amendment would jeopardize the right of the City of San Luis Obispo to receive federal assistance for urban renewal and redevelopment: NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of San Luis Obispo hereby disapproves the adoption of the aforementioned amendment. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 5th . day of October , 1964s, by the following roll call vote: AYES: Clay P. Davidson, Donald Q. Miller, NOES: None ABSENT: None ATTEST: ERR R. L. Graves, Jr., Miss Margaret McNeil, Clell W. Whelchel K"m r i Will NJVOA� ff�oj i i 10067V ro r /. �_' 7 e � RESOLUTION NO. 654 RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF PORT HUENEME OPPOSING THE ADOPTION OF PROPOSITION 14. WHEREAS, the people of the State of California will vote upon a con - stitutional amendment in November, 1964, which reads in part as follows: "Neither the State nor any subdivision or agency thereof shall deny', limit or abridge, directly or indirectly, the right of any person, who is willing or desires to sell, lease or rent any part or all of his real property, to decline to sell, lease or rent such property to such person or persons as he, in his absolute.discretion, chooses." and WHEREAS, it is considered that the said amendment would be detrimental in that it would prevent future legislative remedies in protection of the public interests, and WHEREAS, it is the opinion of the City of Port Hueneme that said amend- ment would be detrimental to the general public welfare; and WHEREAS, it is considered that the said amendment would jeopardize the right of the City of Port Hueneme to receive federal assistance for urban renewal and redevelopment, NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of Port Hueneme hereby disapproves the adoption of the aforementioned amendment. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 2nd day of September, 1964. r� Mayor of the City ol Port Hueneme ATTEST: City Clerk of the Ci,y of Pp t Hueneme STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COUNTY OF VENTURA ) ss CITY OF PORT HUENEME ) I, WILMA G. MERRYMAN, City Clerk of the City of Port Hueneme, California do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution is a true and correct copy of said Resolution No. 654 and was passed and adopted by the City Council of the City of Port Hueneme at a regular meeting of said Council held on the 2nd day of September, 1964 by the.following roll call vote: AYES: Ray D. Prueter, Jess R. Mooney, Jr. Ralph Moses, Paul M. Sturm, and Orvene S. Carpenter NOES: None ABSENT: None IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and the seal of the City of Port Hueneme this 2nd day of September, 1964. (SEAL) , ul�, ' City Clerk of the City of7Port Hueneme California and ex- officio clerk of the Council i� F. SOLUTION NO. 13036 (1964 Series) A RESOLUTION THANKING THE CALIFOr NIA STATE FIREMEN'S ASSOCIATION FOR HOLDING ITS ANNUAL CONFERENCE IN SAN LUIS CBISPC B E IT R E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: . That the City Council, on behalf of the citizens of San Luis Obispo, thanks the California State Firemen's Association for holding its 42nd annual conference in San Lis Obispo. It has been a pleasure having you here, and vie feel that your delegates have Ppen a credit to your individual communities and to the fire profession. V,'e sincerely hope that you will come back to see us again, individually and collectively. PA SS E D A ND A D C PT E D this 29th day of September, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: NOES: ABSENT: ATTEST: I Miss Margaret NYcNeil, F.. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell V -1. Vlhelchel, Clay P. Davidson None None CITY CLEP.K Bi1AYCF.. 1 i -- 3/_ r %SOLUTION NO. 1335 (1964 Series) A RESOLUTION 1NCP_EASING 'i:HE 1964 -65 BUDGET B E IT F. E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: That Account Number 200. 5. General Government - Independent Audis, be in- creased by $750.00 and that the Unbudgeted reserve be decreased by $750.00. PA S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 5th day of October, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves, Jr., Miss Margaret McNeil, Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel NOES: None ABSENT: None ATTEST: CC�� CLLFIC 1 -,0 LUTICN NO. 133,tt (1964 Series) A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A STOP SIGN ON CRANDALL 'WAY AND A 12 iv >INUTE iv_ETEi.. ZONE: ON OSOS STi.EET BE IT r,11-3 SOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That Foothill is hereby declared to be a boulevard and that stop signs shall be erected on Crandall Way stopping southbound traffic at its intersection with Foothill Boulevard. 2. That there shall be and is hereby established one 12 minute green parldng meter zone in front of Paul's Cleaners on the west side of Osos Street, being the first park- ing space north of the Monterey Street intersection, and replacing the existing two hour meter zone. PAS S E D A ND A D O PT E D this 21st day of September, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: ki=iss Margaret McNeil, Donald C.. MAMer, Clell W. Thelchel NOES: None ABSENT: %. L. Graves, Jr., Clay P. Davidson MiAY0F. ATTEST: C I T L E R K i-13 -3 V I'_ESOLUTION NO. 1333 (1964 Series) A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A NO PA- .ICING ZONE ON CHORRO ST: EE T BE IT E�E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That there shall be and is hereby established a NO PARKING ZONE on the east side of Chorro Street from the Foothill Boulevard intersection extending north to the first driveway ramp. 2. That signs and/or curb marldags shall be installed to reflect said change. PA S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 31st day of August, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. !duller, Clell 717. Flhelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: Miss Margaret McNeil U NWrArw= - ATTEST: /-?3-T that r. RESOLUTION N0: 1332 (1964 Series) A RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE REPORT OF EXPENDITURES DURING THE 1963/64 FISCAL YEAR UNDER THE COLLIER -UNRUH LOCAL TRANSPORTATION DEVELOPMENT ACT WHEREAS the Collier -Unruh Local Transportation Development Act provides "Within 60 days following the close of each fiscal year each county, city, or city and county shall file with the Department a report in a form prescribed by the Department and certified by the local governing body showing its expenditures of funds during the preceding fiscal year pursuant to Sections 186.1 through 186.7. "; and WHEREAS the attached report, compiled in the form prescribed by the Department from records maintained by this City and showing expenditures during the 1963 -64 fiscal year pursuant to Sections 186.1 through 186.7 of the Streets and Highways Code, has been examined by this Council, and is determined to be factual; now THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of San Luis Obispo hereby certifies the attached report to be a true record of expenditures by the City during the 1963 -64 fiscal year in conformance with the requirements of the Collier -Unruh Local Transportation Development Act; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Engineer is hereby instructed to transmit six copies of the report and three certified copies of this resolution to the State of California, Department of Public Works, Division of Highways, in care of the Engineer in charge of its local District office. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 31st day of August, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel NOES: None ABSENT: Miss Margaret McNeil Cyr Az2ze� YOR ATTEST: !/ r CITY CLERK / -V-1717. e LESOLUTIOI`? I,I-. ISSI (195 • Leriee) A = ,ESGLUTICH ESTABLISI:?NG A 24 MINUTE PA _KING S, C;NE ON 19 1GU3-7_t! S = 7..EET BE IT P. E S C L V U by the Council of the City of,'-an Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That there shall be and is hereby established a 24 minute preen pardng zone on the east side of Higuera Street in front of the prermses located at and Imown as 305 lnlipera Street. PAS S E R A INI D A D G PT E O this 17th day of August, 1954 by the following roll call vote: AYES: i iss Dfargaret McNeil, Donald hililer, Clell ; ?. 1 %:1'nelchel, Clay ?. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: _.. L. Graves, Jr. ATTEST: CITY ELLF:C RESCLUTICN NC. 1330 {1964 Series) A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A TAXI LOAD- ING ZONE ON NOFR0 STREET BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That there shall be and is hereby established a Taxi Loading Zone for the Yellow Taxi Cab Company north of the Anderson Hotel passenger zone on the east side of Miorro Street. P A S S E D A N D A D O PT 3 D this 17th day of August, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: hiss Marg-aret 1ilcNeil, Donald Q, . i filler, Clell vl. ` helchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: R. L. Graves, Jr. ATTEST: i CITY CnRK Z &6) P;ESOLUTi.^.;N N.C. , 1.029 (1964 Series) A RESOLUTION CONFIRMING COSTS OF SIDE - VIALKS CONSTPUCTED PUF.SUANT TO THE N UNICIPAL CODE B E IT i E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That pursuant to public hearings duly held, the Council hereby determines that there are no objections or protests to the costs of construction submitted by the Superinten- dent of Streets and hereby confirms said costs as submitted and as set forth hereafter. 2. That the hereinafter listed construction costs shall be paid within thirty-one (31) days after the date hereof and any such cost remaining unpaid thereafter shall be turned over to the City Tax Collector to be placed as a lien against the property and collected with the City taxes, and subject to the same penalties and costs if not paid on the first installment. The property owner, address and construction cost is as follows: OVINER D2 CRIPTION OF F..OPEP_TY ASSESST\,!ENT C. G. & P. Bowden 302 Cuesta Drive � 144. GO 3. That at the request of the property owners and in accordance with Section 7350.3 of the Municipal Code, the Council hereby determines that the assessments set forth may be paid in three (3) annual installments, including interest at the rate of three (3) per cent per affium on the unpaid balance; said interest to run from September 1, 1965• to the time pay- ment is made in full of the principal amount, provided that failure to pay any installment and interest when due shall make the remaining principal balance and interest payable in full and subject to additional penalties and interest as provided for City taxes and subject to the same procedure for foreclosure and sale. Said property owners, addresses and con- struction costs are as follows: OV-.NER DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY ASSESSMENT D. E. R� j. H. Gallock 539 Cilorro Street M303:00 Lily N. Lee 236 Cuesta Drive 137:00 Painters Union 1336 629 Chorro Street 745:00 F. R. & D. M. Stefancich 321 Cuesta Drive 115.25 Mary G. Black and Mildred Waterman 645 Chorro Street 1329:00 Gladys Bassetti 795 Lincoln Street J. W. & ivi. 71. McGregor 337 Cuesta Drive 115:25 J. M. & C. Ries 755 Chorro Street 312.00 PASS E D A ND AD O PT E D this 17th day of August, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: NOES: ABSENT: ATTEST: 4��' CITY eL RK Miss iviargaret McNeil, Clay P. Davidson None R. L. Graves, Jr. Donald Q. Miller, Clell 17'. helchel, ' s 1112 1 G RESOLUTION NO. 1328 (1966 Series) A RESOLUTION APPROVING FINAL MAPS OF TRACTS NO. 330, 331 AND 332, AND THE PRE- CISE DEVELOPMENT PLAN ON SAID Tl:..ACTS B E IT F E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That the Final maps and the Precise Development Plan for condominium apart- meats on Tracts Number 330, 331 and 332 shall be and are hereby approved subject to the following conditions: A. Approval by the City Engineer. B. F.ecording of the approved covenants, conditions and restrictions. C. Approval by the Planning Commission of the Final maps. D. Recordation of restrictions controlling waterfront improvements to be approved by the City Attorney. E. The Precise Development Plan is hereby designated R- 1 :PD /r - 3 :64 -2, and is subject to: (1) Three (3) year time limitation. (2) Approval of the variation in yard dimensions as shown on the Plan. (3) Approval of two extra apartment units in addition to those shown on the preliminary plan. P A S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 17th day of August, 1954 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Miss lviargaret McNeil, Donald Q. Miller, Clell i%J. Whelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: R. L. Graves, Jr. _. O MW. IVA95 ATTEST: r CITY ULEIRK /gal .ESOLU'iION NC. 1327 (1954 Series) A RESOLUTION INCA= .3ASING THE 1954-55 BUDGET BE IT r 2 S 0 L V E D by the Council of the City of -can Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That Account Plumber 225, Dlission Plaza Account, be increased by ;'p1 OCO.00. 2. That the unbudgeted reserve be decreased by 4,1000. 00. 3. That Account Number 900. 5, 7,qiale t.od_c - Power Costs, be increased by $4000.00. 4. That the 77hale i.oc;c unbudgeted reserve be decreased by $4 000.00. P A S S E D A N D A D 0 PT L D this 31st day of August, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel NOES: None ABSENT: Miss Margaret McNeil CLAY P. DAVIDSON MAYCr. ATTEST: /sl J. H. FITZPATRICK CITY CLERIC /3 2 I, J. H. FITZPATRICK, the duly appointed, qualified and acting City Clerk of the City of San Luis Obispo, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of RESOLUTION NO. 1327 (19_L4 Series), passed and adopted on the 31st day of August , 19 6L6 by the City Council of the City of San Luis Obispo. WITNESS my hand and the seal of the City of San Luis Obispo this 30th day of August 1965. �H.— FTZPATRICK CITY CLERK r RESOLUTION N0. 1325 (:954 Series) A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE URG31,7 NECESSITY FOR REPLACEMENT OF A WATL•R LINE ?IT'3OUT FORMAL BIDS W11ERii3, a street repair construction p::oject on Del Norte Street has disclosed the fact that the existing water line is at an insufficient depth to permit the contracted reconstruction of the ::oad; and WHEREAS, a portion of said line has beeu destroyed in attempting to remove the soil necessary to compact and reconstruct said street; and 1.%EREAS, serious damage to the street and adjacent property in addition to health hazard to property owners receiving water from said line will result if this situation is not corrected prior to completion of the reconstruction job; and WHEREAS, said pipe is of such type that it cannot be moved or properly repaired. NOW, T 1EREFO11v,, BE IT RESOLVED BY the Council of the City of San Luis. Obispo as follows: 1. That the foregoing recitals are true and correct and that they constitute an urgent necessity for the preservation of life, health and property. 2. That the City Water Department shall proceed immediately to replace and install a six (6) inch cast iron water lane on Del Norte Street from Ramona Street extending approximately 500 feet northeast through that portion of the street being reconstructed without complying with the formal bid requirements of the City Charter. 3. That the City ?:later Department shall undertake such portions of the work as they deem necessary, and may contract such portions of the work as may be required to expedite said installation. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 12th day of itgust, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: lKiss hargaret kuNeil, R. L. G>:a%*an, Jr., Donald .2. Miller, Clell W'nelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None tXSENT: None ATTEST: CI-TY CLER.M V, YOQ /j,--2ro RESOLUTI%"W%DT NC. 1325 (1964• Series) A RESOLUTION INCI%EASING THE 1954 -15 BUDGET B2 IT R E S C L V L D by the Council of the City of :;an Luis Jbispo as follows: 1. That Account Number 211.1;, Sldnner Inspection Fees (Tr. 292) be added in the amount of $6 337.50 and the unbudoeted reserve be decreased by $6 337.50. PASSED AND A D 0 P T E D this 17th day of P_uglist, 1964 by the following roll cal vote: YES: Clay P. Davidson, Miss Margaret McNeil, Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel NOES: None ANENT: R. L. Graves, Jr. ATTEST: lk� . F.EEOLUTION NO. 1324 (1964 Series) A RESOLUTION DECLA.I?IMC- TH—L URGENT NECESSITY FOr: R- EPLACII.DENT OF A VIATEL LINE WITHOUT FORMAT. BIDS W H E R E A S , a street repair construction project on Bond Street has disclosed the fact that the existing water line has seriously deteriorated; and ViT H E R E A S , said line cannot be repaired and is leaking to the extent that adjacent property and the street will be seriously damaged if said line is not replace U-'; and W H E R E A S , said deteriorated line creates a health hazard to the property owners receiving water service from said line; NOW, T H E R E FORE 0 B E IT it E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That the foregoing recitals are true and correct and that they constitute an urgent necessity for the preservation of life, health and property. 2. That the City 7iater Department shall proceed immediately to replace and in- stall an eight (8) inch cast iron water line on Bond Street between Kentucky and Hathway Streets without complying with the formal bid requirements of the City Charter. 3. That the City Water Department shall undertake such portions of the work as they deem necessary , and may contract such portions of the worn as may be required to expedite said installation. P A S S E D A N D A D 0 P T E D this 3rd day of August, 1964 by the following roll call vote. AYES: IvAss -iiargaret i'v�cNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald C. MAller, Clell W. Whelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: None s ATTEST: CITY CLERIC / fir 21 RESOLUTION N0. 1323 (1964 Series) A RESOLUTIUR OF INTENTION TO LETY A HOTEL AND MOTEL ROOM TAX OF FOUR PER CENT (47.) WHEREAS, 1963 State Legislation provided the authority for counties and general law cities to levy a hotel and motel room tax of four per cent (47.); and WHEREAS, it is felt that such a tax would be more equitable if uniformly levied by all cities within the county as well as by the county government; and I.-MREAS, this city feels the need for additional funds to be used for the promotion of tourism within the city and county; and T?HEREAS, other cities and the county will undoubtedly also feel the need for such financial support for a program for the promotion of tourism; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo .that it intends to levy a hotel and motel room tax by ordinance which will become effective at such time as all cities within the county and the county government have passed similar ordinances. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that it is the intention of the City to use the funds derived from this room tax for the promotion of tourism by aiding in the establish-r, ment of a Tourist & Convention Bureau and a convention center. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Council reserves the right to levy such a tax by ordinance whether or not the other cities and the county go along with the program, such decision to be made at a later date in the event there is not unanimous participation. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this Resolution be forwarded to the County Board of Supervisors, along with a re;uest that the Board pass a similar Resolution. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 20th day of July, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves, Jr., Miss Margaret McNeil, Donald q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel NOES: None ABSENT: None L LA YOR ATTEST: L41TY CLERK 13-2-5 J RESOLUTION 1322 1964 Series) CU.,B- INATIGN OF SLRPLUS PROPERTY OVER AND UNDER $2500 °ME?EAS, by Public Law 655, 34th Congress (70th Stat. 493), the Federal Government has authorized the donation of surplus Federal property for civil c.efense purposes; and T:1HEREAS, certain conditions are imposed by the Office of Civil and Defense YTobilization, the Department of Health, Education and Pdelfare, the California Disaster Office, and tre State Educational Agency for Surplus Property, in connection with the acquisition of such property; and uTTEREAS, the City (CXX of San Luis Obispo. desires to establish its eligibility for such property; IT IS, TIUF,EFOP.E, certified that: I. It =is a "civil defense organization designated pursuant to State lat.,, within the meaning of the Federal Property and Administrative Services Act of 1949, as amended, and the regulations of the.Department of Health, Education and Welfare. II. Property requested by this document is usable and necessary in the State for civil defense purposes, including research for any such purpose; is required for its own use to fill an existing need; and is not being acquired for any other use or purpose, for use outside the State, or for sale. III. Funds are available to pay.the costs of care and handling in— T cident to donation, including packing, preparation for shipping, loading, and transporting such property. THE DGNEE HEREBY AGREES TO THE FOLLOWING TEMIS A.NID CONDITIONS: I. TERDIS AND CONDITICNS APPLICABLE TO ALL PROPERTY, REGARDLESS OF ACQUISITIGN COST, DONATED FOR CIVIL DEFENSE PURPOSES: A. Property acquired by the donee shall be on an "as is ", "where is" basis, without warranty of any kind. I B. There will also be applicable such other terms and conditions as are contained in the Regulations of the Office of Civil and Defense X z i4obilization, Title 32, Code of Federal Regulations, Subtitle C. Part 1702, as in effect on the date hereof. II. ADDITIONAL TERMS AI4D CONDITIONS APPLICABLE TO PROPERTY HAVING A S DTGLE ITEM ACQUISITIGNd COST OF $2500 OR MORE DONATED FOR' CIVIL DEFENSE MUCUS: A. All such property shall be distributed and, during the period of restriction, be properly maintained in good operational condition and stored, or installed or utilized only as necessary to achieve a Page 1 /3d '�✓ state of operational readiness as required by the civil defense mission assigned to the donee in accordance with the civil defense operational plans of the State and, where applicable, local govern- ment (which shall be consistent with the National Plan for Civil. Defense and Defense Mobilization, as now or hereafter amended). Operational readiness shall include necessary use in training under a civil defense training program approved by the State civil defense director as being in accordance with the civil defense operational plans of the State. B. Except as otherwise expressly provided hereinbelow and unless and until expressly waived in writing by the Director of the Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization (OCDM), on a case basis, the period of restriction for all items of property donated for civil defense purposes shall be four years from the date such property is first used or put in stockpile in accordance with this subsection. The specific exceptions are as follows: 1. Motor Vehicles, Federal Supply Classification (FSC) Group 23 -- for which a two -year period of restriction shall apply. 2. Boats (FSC Group 19), Tractors (FSC Group 24), Construction, Mining, Excavating and Highway Maintenance Equipment (FSC Group 38), Fire - fighting and Rescue Equipment (FSC Group 42), Pre- fabricated Structures (FSC Group 54), and Generators (FSC Class 6115), for all of which a six -year period shall apply. 3. Aircraft (FSC Group 15), for which the special terms and condi- tions provided in the DHEW Conditional Transfer Document (Air- craft) covering the transfer shall apply. C. Reserve stock storage and installation of equipment for operational readiness shall, in addition to meeting the above criteria, meet all applicable criteria established by the OCDM. D. During the period of restriction, the property shall not be sold, traded, leased, loaned, bailed, encumbered, or otherwise disposed of without the specific, prior, written approval of the Director OCDM. E. If, during the period of restriction, property is no longer suit- able, usable, or further needed for the purpose for which acquired, the donee shall promptly notify the OCDM through the State civil defense director and shall, as directed by the OCDM, either retrans- fer the property to such department or agency of the United States of America or such other donee as may be designated, or sell the property at a public sale. F. In the event any of the terms and conditions set forth in this sec- tion are breached, all right, title and interest in the property involved, at the option of the Director of OCDM, shall revert to the United States of America. In addition, where there has been an un- authorized disposal or improper use of any kind, the donee, at the option of the Director of OCDM, shall be liable to the United States for all damages. Where the property is not returned to the United Page 2 w States Government shall be liable to posal or improper of the property at the option of and or where property is improperly used, the donee the United States for any proceeds from the dis- use or for the fair market value or rental value the time of such disposal, or improper use, at as determined by the Director of OCDM. NO11, THEREFORE, IT IS RESOLVED by the City Council (Board of Supervisors) of said City (County) that: Richard D.Mi11er.Assistant Director-- O.J.Gullickson.Deputy Director ame(s) and Officialitle(s)) 61 shall be and is hereby authorized as the representative of said City (County) to sign for and accept surplus Federal property, regardless of acquisition X cost, in accordance with the conditions imposed by the above agencies; and IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution of authorization shall remain in full force and effect until superseded or rescinded by resolution of this Council (Board) transmitted in duplicate to.the California Disaster Office; and IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED that the Clerk of this Council (Board) is hereby authorized and directed to send two (2) certified copies of this Resolution to the California Disaster Office, for filing with said Disaster Office and with the State Department of Education. PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 13th day of July 19 64 by the City Council ( ) of the City (Rdmn of San Luis Qbispq State of California, by the following vote: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves, Jr., Miss Margaret McNeil, AYES: Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel NOES: None ABSENT: None e ATTEST: C J. H. ZPATRICK (Mayor) ) eol CLAY . AVIDSON I, J. H. FITZPATRICK * City (6 ) Clerk of the City (9WJW) of San Luis Obispo , California, do hereby certify the foregoing is a full, true,and correct copy of a resolution adopted by the said Council (H) at an adjourned meeting thereof held at its regular place of meet- ing at the time and by the vote above stated, which resolution is on file in the office of the said Council (94944). C)O k J. H*�BITZPATRICK Page 3 STATE OF CALIFORNIA — PUBLIC SAFETY AGENCY EDMUND G. BROWN, Governor /7 CALIFORNIA DISASTER OFFICE POST OFFICE BOX 9577 SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 95623 . June 30, 1964 • Cdr. O. J. Gullickson, USN, Ret. Deputy Director of Civil Defense City Hall, P. O. Box 1328 San Luis Obispo, California Dear Sir The Program Paper submitted by your office for Fiscal Year 7965 has been approved by the Office of Civil Defense, Region Seven, for participation in any or all OCD Contributions Programs. This does not constitute nor imply approval of any contri- bution or surplus property items included in the Program Paper nor of any fiscal amounts or documents. Approval of such items and documents continues to depend upon the sub- mission of adequate individual justification in accordance with established procedures of the appropriate manual. All requests for Federal matching funds or surplus prop- erty must be consistent with the program objectives as stated in the Program Paper, in addition to meeting other established criteria. For the Director You will not be able to participate in �cs��� the matching funds program (Hardware) �o n W. Hopkins until you comply with the attached Administrator letter dated May 12, 1964. Support Operations Also, please provide this office with cc Region_ two signed, executed copies of the attached Combination Resolution, or a facsimile thereof, covering property over and under $2500. follows: RESOLUTICN NO. 1321 (1965 Series) A I:L.SOLUTION CHANGING THE NAME OF ATASCADER O STREET TO GALLEON VtfAY AND NO1-',WOOD STREET TO BRAKE CIRCLE B E IT R.2 S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as 1. That the street formerly :mown as and designated Atascadero Street is hereby changed to Galleon s:7ay. 2. That the street formerly !mown as and designated Norwood Street is hereby changed to Drake Circle. 3. That copies of this Resolution shall be forwarded to the San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors, the County Registrar of Voters, the Post Office, Cha.nber of Commerce, and all residents of said streets. 4. That this Pesolution shall take effect September 1, 1964, at which time new street signs shall be installed. PA S Sc E D A N D A D O PT E D this 13th day of July, 1965 by the following roll call vote: AYES: bliss Margaret McNeil, _, L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. iNimler, Clell V1. Whelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: None ATTEST: CITY C EF'x /3,? / RZESOLUTION NO. 1320 (1964 Series) A r ESOLUTION CONG%ATULATING MORRO BAY ON ITS INCORPORATION Ail,!D OFFERING COOPEP_- ATION TO THE NEVI COUNCIL W H E R E A S , the City of Morro Bay was recently incorporated by a vast majority of its citizens; and i! H E F: E A Sc , the City of San Luis Obispo is aware of the many problems that will face the newly elected Mayor and City Council in the guidance and formation of the beautiful City that Morro Bay is destined to be; NOW, T H E r: E F O R E, BE IT L E S O L J E O by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That the citizens of the City of 'i-iorro Bay are hereby congratulated for creating an incorporated City and for their wisdom in choosing to undertalae the solution to them develop- ment and growth problems. 2. That the City of San Luis Obispo hereby offers its complete cooperation in the organization and development of our neighbor City, Morro Bay. vote: P A S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 13th day of July, 1964 by the following roll call AYES: (Miss Margaret McNeil, r.. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell 1. ,'helchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: None ATTEST: C;;;iL -ec. CITY cffRx f / 6,? RESOLUTION NO. 1319 (196 ,c: Series) A RESOLUTION LEQUESTING THAT THE 1ESEF - VOIR BEHIND OROVILLE DAM BE NAM= "LASE EDNIDNSTON" B E IT I. E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of pan Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That the Council of said City hereby adopts and enthusiastically approves the resolution of the Feather Fiver Project Association entitled, "A 1 %esolution of the feather River Project Association requesting that the i_eservoir behind Croville Dam be named 'Lake Edmonton', " adopted May 22, 1964, by the Board of Directors of said Association.. 2. That the City hereby joins with the Feather River Project Association and other public bodies in requesting that said Reservoir be so named as partial recognition and honor to the many years of devoted, dedicated and skillful efforts of the late A. D. Edmonston, which culminated in the California dater Plan. 3. That copies of this 1-�esolution be sent to Senator Vernon Sturgeon, Assemblyman James L. Holmes, and the Feather river Project Association. vote: PA S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 13th day of July, 1964 by the following roll call AYES: Uuss Margaret McNeil, L_. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Muller, Clell W. 5dhelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: None ATTEST: CITY dl RIC I1�1iq DIRECTORS ROBERT J. A�s Antelope Valley, East Kern ALLEN BOT'COAFP Kern CEOnOE H. HOLM S Yalo, Sacyamento, Solana, San Joaquin Wn.r.rnse D. KELLER Los An$gcles GEORGE KERRICA.N San Diego FRED C. EI]QBALL Santa Barbaro, Ventura, San Luis Obispo JOAN D. Muxu,m Alameda. Contra Costa JOSEPH E. PATTEN Butte, Lassen, Plumas, Shasta, Sierra, Sutter, Yuba STAN PITTMAN Butts, Lassen, Piumas, Shasta, Sierra, Sutter, Yuba Roy SEADRIDGE Orange W. E. SILveaw000 TsIo As �IESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT '. DIBBLE REX B. GDODCELL, JR. l E'*,ror at Large Director at Large For water Y__. PRESIDENT SECRETARY - TREASURER A. LEVLN WILLIA.m E. Moom, JR. San is eto, Santa Clara Los Angeles FEATHER RIVER PROD 223 EAST BROADWAY, GLENDALE, ghout California" ASSOCIATION 91205 • Telephone: 246 -0444, from L.A., 245 -2317 yoam,S Mr. Richard D. Miller Adm. Officer N BOARDSELS , BOARD N. APPLETON City Hall T. BALcR San Luis Obispo, California June 25, 1964 C. W. "B s `" Dear Mr. Miller: Los Banos DoyLE F. -BonN FREIBA�CE BOLD JR. We respectfully invite your attention to an opportunity to Richmond THOMAS BRADLEY honor a worthy Californian. Los Angeles C. MARVLN BREWER Corona R r M. M O . BR DY The gigantic State water project we are pursuing so success- Fresno EVEAETT G. BDREIIALTER fully today with statewide support such as yours was originally Las Angeles Joan; B. Coors largely the result of one of man's vision and foresight and his San Francisco HEA EAT G. CROwLE zeal which persuaded the legislature to authorize the Feather Hayward CLENN F. DonsoN River Project in 1951. San JOSe WILLIAM G. DvNN Palo Alto ROBERT T. Duannow As State Engineer, A. D. ( "Bob ") Edmonston not only insti -- San Francisco KEN W.DYAL gated and headed the preliminary engineering of the project, but San Bernardino NATHAN O. FAEEDNIAN personally tested its feasibility by riding over the entire route. Los Angeles FDRnES Fmcx Later he was instrumental in the formation of the statewide Bakersfield DANIEL G. GRANT Feather River Project Association which for more than nine years Santa Barbara LAUREN W. GRAYSON has relentlessly fostered the project and its timetable for needed Glendale HOWARD H. HARTEn water deliveries. Yuba City WILLIAM[ B. Hr OD Los Angeles FRANK es Los Angeles We enclose a copy of a resolution by the FRPA Board of JAMES KRIEGen Riuersi dc si Directors requesting that the Reservoir at Oroville Dam be named BLos ArrEx "Lake Edmonston" and respectfully urge that you support this R Onscill A. LEONARD Orol:iE. request with such action as you deem fitting and proper. q Y g P P H.S nY E. LLOYD San Francisco JOHN LUTHER sacarnienta Yours sincerely, DE\Nrs MCCAATRV Bakersfield� WILLIAM J MEAD Bakersfield H A. MILLER Los Los Angeles ORAL L. MOO RE San Francisco E. F. DIBBLE CiLtwLEs A. PEARSON Anaheim President WILLLM S. PETERSON Los Angeles HAR%n y A. PROCTOR Los Angeles CHARLES RANDOLPH OrOviue encl . M. J. SHELTON San Diego THOMAS D. SHEPARD Los Angeles BEAT L. SMTTu Berkeky NED A. SMrrH Hanford MAY: K. Socan Los Angeles .ITERA�' WAGN-EA Placentia EXECUTIVE MANAGER HEmtV D. GREENS LOWELL O. WEEKS - C.nachella A non - profit, non - partisan state -wide citizens association dedicated to the development of California's water resources DIRECTORS C— 'ESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT �-,PRESIDENT SECRETARY - TREASURER ROBERT J. Anows ` �, DDIBLE REX B. COODCELL, JR. R. LEVLN WILLIAM E. MoonE, JR. Antelope Valley, East Kern D)I ,ror at Large Director at Large lien I�.to, Santa Clara Los Angeles ALLEN BOITOAFF Kern \ \/ GEOIIGE H. HOLLfEB Costa JOSEPH E. PATTEN Butte, Lessen, Plumes, Shasta Sierra, Sutter, Yuba STAN PITTMAN Butte, Lassen, Plumes, Shash Sierra, Sutter, Yuba ROY SEABRD)GE Drange W. E. SmVERwooD San Bernardino DELBERT M. STEPHENSON Riverside BREn�'AN S. THOMAs Los Angeles JAMES H. TMvEA San Francisco DIRECTORS AT LARGE GEORGE L. HEVDERsov HAROLD W. KENNEDY HAROLD V. Smr J. P. VAV LOREN SELS ADVISORY BOARD JOSEPH N. APPLETON Simi WMLw T. BALCH Bakersfield HARVEY O. BANKs San Francisco C. W. BATES Los Banos DOYLE F. BOEN Hemet FEEDERwx BOLD JR. Richmond THOMAS BRADLEY Los Angeles C. MAEVw BREWER Corona RALPH M. BRODY Fresno EVERETT C. BURKHALTER Los Angeles JOHN B. Gooxr San Francisco HERBERT G. CROWLE Hayward GLENN F. DODSON San Jose NVILLUM G. Da -v Palo Alto ROBERT T. DCEEnow San Francisco KEN W. DIAL San Bernardino NATnAN O. FREEDMAN Los Angeles FORREST PRICK Bakersfield DANIEL C. GRANT Santa Barbara LAUREN W. GRAYSON Glendale HOWARD H. HARTER Yuba City WrLL1AM B. H11MAOD Los Angeles FRANK E. JENNEY Los Angeles JA ms H. Knw -GER Riverside ROBERT LEE Los Angeles RAYMOND A. LEONARD Oroville HARRY E. LLOYD San Francisco JOHN LUTHER Sacarmento DEvvus MCCAETIIY Bakersfield N:'II.LIAM J. MEAD Bakersfield HoWARB A. MILLER Los Angeles ORAL L. MOORE San Francisco CHAELES A. PEARSON Anaheim WILLIAM S. PETERSON Los Angeles HARVEY A. PROCTOR Los Angeles CHARLES RANDOLPH orocille Al. J. SHEAPON San Diego THOMAS D. SDRPARD Los Angeles BERT L. SM Barkele � NED A. SMITH Hanford MAx K. SOCHA Los Angeles AIERWIN WARNER Placentia LOWELL O. WEEKS Cnachelta "For water FEATHER RIVER P 223 EAST BROADWAY, GLENDALE, ughout California" DJ CT ASSOCIATION 91205 • Telephone: 246.0444, from L.A., 245.2317 Board of Directors Meeting May 22, 1964 A RESOLUTION OF THE FEATHER RIVER PROJECT ASSOCIATION REQUESTING THAT THE RESERVOIR BEHIND OROVILLE DAM BE NAMED "LAKE EDMONSTON" WHEREAS, the late State Engineer A. D. Edmonston (1886 -1957) was largely responsible for the formulation of the State Water Plan of 1931 including the Central Valley Project, and originated and directed the studies that led to the California Water Plan of 1957 which included as the initial development the construction of the Feather River Project, authorized by the legislature in 1951; and WHEREAS, in his more than 31 years of state service, culmin- ating as State Engineer of California, Mr. Edmonston diligently, resourcefully, and effectively served the people of the State of California, providing skillful, dedicated leadership in furtherance of the public interest; and WHEREAS, the present construction of Oroville Dam is largely a result of Mr. Edmonston's vision, his unusual foresight and his unrelenting efforts in advocating and advancing the development of the State's water resources, which have culminated in the EXECUTIVE MANAGER HENRY D. GnEENE A non - profit, non - partisan state -wide citizens association dedicated to the development of California's water resources present state water prob-.am, all of which has and will f,.,'all time in the future continue to result in immeasurable benefits to the people of California; and WHEREAS, it has been customary in many similar circumstances to honor the memory of individuals who have made such outstanding contributions by giving their name to one of the projects resulting from their efforts; NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the Board of Directors of the Feather River Project Association that Governor Brown, appropriate State Water officials, and the Legislature be and they are hereby requested to name the reservoir which will be created behind Oroville Dam "Lake Edmonston" in memory of the late State Engineer of California, A. D. Edmonston. Adopted May 22, 1964 -2- u RESOLUTICN NO. 1318 (1964 Series) A RESOLUTION DECLARING PB.00EDURE FOR COUNCIL DECISION ON THE &E- ROUTING OF HIGHWAY #1 V,1 H E R E A S , the State Division of Highways has scheduled a public hearing on July 16, 1964 to formally present the proposed alternate routes of Highway #1 extending northerly from Highway #101; and V1 H E R E A S , said Council will be expected to express their opinions and prefer- ences, if any, of said alternatives after the State's public hearing; and VI H E R E A S , much controversy and differences of opinion have arisen over the alternative route that would best serve the entire City's interest; N O Vd , THEREFORE, BE IT F. E S O L V E D by the Council of the Ciry of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That the Mayor and City Council will not express any official views attribatable to the City prior to the Council's official consideration of the matter. 2. That the City staff, in their official capacities, should not publicly express their opinions regarding such selection unless so authorized by a majority of the Council prior to the Council's official consideration of the matter. 3. That the Council shall hold a public hearing regarding this matter after giving at least two week's prior notice thereof, at which time all members of the public, the staff, Mayor and City Councilmen shall be heard regarding this matter in order to arrive at an official recommendation thereof. vote: P A S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 13th day of July, 1964 by the following roll call AYES: Miss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Hiller, Clell W. VJhelchel NOES: Clay P. Davidson ABSENT: None 10 W..00W,,.4,51 ATTEST: CITY LERK / ..Vf RESOLUTION NC. 1317 (1964 Series' A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING CURB, GUTTER AND SIDE 71AL IK IMPROVEhCEID? i POLICY. BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That the curb, gutter and sidewalk: improvement policy on City rights of way in the City of San Luis Obispo is hereby established as follows: 1. The width of sidewalks shall be not less than four feet if detached from the curb and not less than six feet including curb width if attached to the curb. Sidewalks may be constructed greater than the minimum width upon approval by the City Engineer. 2. The width and location of new sidewalks shall correspond with existing sidewalks within the block, subject to the following: A. In the event one half or more of the block frontage has been improved with sidewalks of greater than minimum width, then all new sidewalks in said block shall match the existing width and location 'lien, in the opinion of the City Engineer, the existing pedestrian traffic warrants the increased width. B. In the event less than one half of the block frontage has been improved with sidewalks of greater than minimum width, the location of new sidewalks will con- form to existing sidewalks, however, new construction will not be required in excess of the minimum width standards. C. In the event there are no sidewalks in the block, then the property owner may construct either a four foot detached sidewalk: or a six foot integral side- walk, whichever will better preserve desirable trees within the bloct,. D. The installation of both six foot integral and detached sidewalks with- in the same block will be allowed only upon determination by the City Engineer that the change within the block is necessary to preserve a desirable 'tree that is at least four inches in diameter, a distance of two feet above ground level. E. Four foot integral sidewalks will be permitted where the average cross fall in the block is greater than fifteen per cent as determined by the City Engineer, or where approved four foot integral sidewalks have been constructed across at least one half of the block: frontage. F. If existing sidewalks in a block consist of part integral and part de- tached sidewalks, then the City Engineer shall determine the type and width of any new sidewalks. 3. In commercial districts, the width of the sidewalk shall be equal to the distance between the curb and property line. A residential standard may be permitted in out- lying commercial areas upon determination by the City Engineer that said width is sufficient to serve future pedestrian needs. 4. This sidewalk policy may be modified for a particular location by the City Engineer where, in his opinion, the change would be in the best interest of the City. II. That any curb, gutter and sidewalk, improvement policy heretofore established in- consistent herewith is hereby repealed. PASSED AND ADCPTED this 13th day of July, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Yliss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., .Donald Q. Miller, Clell rJ. Whelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: None ATTEST: CITY CiE RK n RESOLUTION N0. 1316 (1964 Series) I A RESOLUTION ADOPTING MAP FND REPORT OF ROUTES FOR SELECT SYSTEM AND RE :QUESTING THAT SUCH SYSTEM BE APPROVED BY THE CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY COMMISSION WHEREAS, Chapter 1852 of the Statutes of 1963 provides for the establishment of a select system of City streets and County roads for the purpose of expending thereon funds apportioned to the cities and counties from the State Highway fund and the expenditure of matching funds from other sources; and WHEREAS, Section 186.3 of the Streets and Highways Code, as adopted by said Chapter 1852, provides for the submission by each city and county by October 1, 1964, a map and report of select system routes to the California Highway Commission for review and approval; and WHEREAS, there has been presented to this Council for review a map and report prepared by the City Engineer to establish a select system for the City of San Luis Obispo. NOW, THEREFORE: BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO AS FOLLONS: 1. That certain map, entitled, "MAP OF SELECT SYSTEM OF CITY STREETS, CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA," dated July 13, 1964 and that certain report, entitled "SELECT SYSTEM REPORT, CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO," dated July 13, 1964, copies of which are on file in the offices of the City Cleric and City Engineer and incorporated herein as if set out in full herein, are hereby approved by this Council as the select system of streets for the City of San Luis Obispo under Section 186.3 of the Streets and Highways Code. 2. The California Highway Commission is hereby requested to approve the select system as shown on the above mentioned map and described in the above mentioned report subject to such modifications as the Commission finds necessary.. 3. The City Engineer is hereby directed to transmit certified copies of this resolution with the maps and reports to the District Engineer of the Division of Highways, for transmittal to the California Highway Commission. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 13th day of July, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Miss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, J :., Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel, Clay P. 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Mm-0 M ZA RESOLUTION NO. 1315 (1954 Series) A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING PALKING t.EGU- LATIONS OI',I PALIh, BUENA VISTA AND HIGUERA STREETS AND ON THE ALLEY ADJACENT TO LUCKY AUTO STORES. BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of : an Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That there shall be and is hereby. established two free 12 minute green parking spaces in front of the City Hall on the north side of Palm Street west of the existing white loading zone and two free 12 minute green . pariing spaces on the north side of Palm Street east of the Morro Street intersection adjacent to the City Library. 2. That there shall be and is hereby established four free 12 minute green parking spaces on the south side of Palm Street, two spaces extending east and two spaces extending west of the alley ramp between the Court House buildings, and the remaining parkdng spaces on the south side of Palm Street between Santa Losa and Csos Streets shall be and are hereby established as 36 minute parking meter spaces. 3. That, subject to (1) and (2) above, and the existing white loading zone and existing No Parking zones , both sides of Palm Street between Csos and Norro Streets, and the north side of Palm Street between Osos and Santa Rosa Streets shall be and are hereby established as two hour parking meter spaces. 4. That there shall be and is hereby established a No Parking Zone on Buena Vista Street, beginning at the intersection of the prolongation of the southerly line of Garfield Street with the westerly curb of Buena Vista Street, thence continuing southwesterly along the westerly curb line of Buena Vista Street a distance of 255 feet to a point on the northwesterly line of Monterey Street. 5. That there shall be andaw hereby established six 24 minute parking meter spaces on the north side of Higuera Street extending westerly from the Chorro Street intersection. 6. That there shall be and is hereby established a No Parking Zone on both sides of and for the full length of the alley extending easterly from Santa Rosa Street behind the Lucky Auto Store. 7. That appropriate signs and/or curb markdngs shall be installed to carry out the above parking restrictions. PA S S E D A N D A D O PTE D this 13th day of July, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: MAss biarga.ret McNeil, 11. L. Graves, Jr., Donald !q, Miller, Clell W. Whelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: None ATTEST: "CITY 'C EP.K 1 C %ESOLUTICN NO. 131':• (1964- .Seri.es) A = �.r,SOLUTION ESTABLISHING A CAPITAL OUTLAY FUND BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That a Capital Outlay Fund is hereby established, into which monies shall be transferred as budgeted by the City Council and expenditures made in accordance with appropriations established by the Council. P A S S E D A N D A D O P T E D this 13th day of July, 19612 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves, Jr., Miss Margaret McNeil, Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel NOES: None ABSENT: None r IvsAYOR- ATTEST: Y CLLR /S/,&/ RESOLUTION NC. 1313 (1954 Series) A RESOLUTION APPF.OVING THE FINAL MAP OF TRACT 292, LAGUNA P!?EK HOMES #10 BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That the final map of Tract 292, Laguna Park Hories #10, shall be and is hereby approved and the Aiiayor is hereby authorized to execute the Subdivision Agreement for and on behalf of the City of San Luis Obispo. 2. That upon completion of said improvements and compliance with said Agreement to the satisfaction of said City, said off -site improvements shall be accepted for mainten- ance by the City of San Luis ^vbispo. vote: P A S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 6th day of July, 1964 by the following roll call AYES: Miss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clell 1W. zihelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: None ATTEST: ,������- sir >����i CITY &ERiK �I L ESOLUTION NO. 1312 (1964• Series) A .ES0LUTI N OVE r.- i•.ULING P .0TEST S ANZJ 0P.DEP..ING CURB, G U T T 2 ;. P.N? SIDE77AL_: IM' - PL_OVEiv_ENTS (1911 ACT). B E IT r,_ E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of ."an Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That in accordance with notices duly given and public hearings duly held, the City Council hereby over -rules all objections and protests and further orders that curbs, gutters, sidewallks and driveway ramp improvements be installed in accordance with the notices given, as modified by the Council, at the locations shown on Exhibit A, attached hereto and incorporated by reference. 2. That in the event the owners set forth on Exhibit A do not install said improve - ments in accordance with Section 5879 of the Streets and Highways Code, then the Super- intendent of Streets shall cause the construction to be done and the cost of the same, after hearings, shall be a lien on the property. vote: PA S S E D A 1\1 D A D D PT E D this 6th day of July, 1964 by the following roll call AYES: Miss Margaret h4cNeil, FL. L. Graves, Jr. , Donald Q. 1VAlier, Clell . Whelchel, Clay P. Davidson LACES: None ABSEI%,Tr: None EVAN ATTEST: e:Acrry CLE ;C J =r/:9_ EXHIBIT "A" LIST OF PROPERTIES LACKING STANDARD IMPROVEMENTS TJHERE MORE THAN 50% OF THE BLOCK IS ALREADY IMPROVED NOTE: C = Curb & Gutter S = Sidewalk R = Driveway ramp PARCEL FILE IMPROVEHMS LOCATION NUMBER NO. OWNER REQUIRED' 1760 Fixlini 3- 585 -05 92 J. E. & M. H. Goode S 1780 Fixlini 3- 585 -04 93 R. D. & R..A. Wood S 351 Buchan 3- 612 -21 94 P.F. Colombo & C.M. Burke S 376 Buchan 3- 611 -16 95 Mary H. Schwandt C -S -R 384 Buchan 3- 611 -17 96 A. M. Cottini C -S -R 396 Buchan 3- 611 -18 97 A. N. Cottini C -S 395 Pismo 3- 611 -19 98 E. V. & C. L. Serpa S 1802 Palm (Johnson Ave. side) 1- 223 -08 99 J. l;. Kundert, etal S -R 1536 Mill 1- 132 -11 100 L. W. Zanetti S -R 1556 Mill 1- 132 -21 101 J. E. Waters S -R 1021 Murray 1- 031 -03 102 R. A. & I. Gearing C -R 1053 Murray 1- 031 -10 103 I. S. & W. M. Kiger C -R 1061 Murray 1- 031 -17 104 H. R. & V. M. Lowe C -R 1067 Murray 1- 031 -16 105 H. & D. Hicks C 700 Grand, also Garfield side 1- 072 -01 106 T. I. & A. E. O'Reilly C -S -R 1991 Garfield 1- 072 -04 107 E. M. & L. O'Reilly C -S 160 California Blvd. 52- 071 -20 108 H. W. & Y. Louis C -S -R 150 California Blvd. 52- 071 -15 109 C. H. & B. J.,McBride C -S 135 Crandall Way 52 -071 -24 110 F. P. & 0. C. Rich C -S -R 123 Crandall Way 52- 071 -23 111 J. E. Hardie C -S -R 0 • (.::SOLUTION N0. 1c11 (19641 Series) A r SOLUTION INC CEASING THE 1963 -64 BU,G3T BE IT E E S O L V r D by the Council of the City of ;an Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That Account Number 208.1, Police - Salaries, he increased by $1 165.30. 2. That Account Number 210. 1, mire - Salaries, be increased by $1 634•.95. 3. That Account Number 211.1, City Engineer - Salaries, be increased by $4 937.61. 4. That Account Number 212. 1, Building Inspection - Salaries, be increased by $152.73. vote: 5. That Account Number 219, Letirement, be increased by $762.18. 6. That Account Number 530, i ater - Interest on Bonds, be increased by $7.50. 7. That this Resolution shall be effective June 30, 1964. P A S S r B A N l~ A D D PT E D this 6th day of July, 1964 by the following roll call AYES: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves, Jr., Miss Margaret McNeil, Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel NOES: None ABSENT: None FIN ATTEST: CITY LEru,, sa' RESOLUTION N0. 1310 RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE 0i31SPO APPROVING AGREEMENT FOR VAINTENANCE OF STATE HIGHWAY IN THE CITY OF SAN LU_?S ( TQ-C, WHEREAS, the State of California, through its Department of Public Works, Division of Highways, has presented an Agreement for Xaint,enance of the State highway in the City of Sar: o- effective as of Duly 1, 1964 and to remain in effect until amended or terminated; 11.7- EAS, the City Council has heard read said Agreement in full and is familiar with the contents thereof; THEREFORE,-be it resolved by the City Council of the City of San Luis Obispo that said Agreement for Maintenance of the State highway in the City is hereby approved and the Mayor and the City Clerk are directed to sign the same on behalf of said City... ADOPTED this 15th day of June , -19 64. Kay e 01ty-of San Luis Obispc CLAY . DAVIDSON Attest:c,u�ES C Clerk o the City of San Luis Obispo . n. FITZPATRICK hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly and regularly passed by the City Council of the City of San Lu --- b s-oo at a regular meeting thereof held 15th day of .:`ire 1964 -16- !�"k of t 8 CiLIV V�' C.T. J. H. FITZP TRICK ,, -) RESOLUTICIN NO. 13C9 (1964 Series) A F:ESOLUTION AUTHOB.I ING .'ECUTI�N Or iv-,-'ENT FOR REVISION OF TP.AF FIC SIGNAL AT SANTA ROSA ST;;EET AND FOOTHILL BOULTVA:,D B E IT F. E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of ,an Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That the N ayor shall be and is hereby authorized to execute, for and on behalf Of the City of San Luis Obispo, that certain A;reerrent by and between the City of San Luis Obispo and the State of California., Department of Public 'iworks, Division of Highways, pro - viding for the revision of the existing traffic control signal system and highway lighring at the intersection of Foothill Boulevard and State Highway P.oute 56(1) (Santa Rosa Street), in the City of San Luis Obispo. PAS S E D A N D A D 0 PT E D this 15th day of June, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: iviiss Margaret McNeil, I.. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: Clell W. - Whelchel R - M��191114 ATTEST: CITy tLz—Ex 12c I r RESOLUTION NO. 1308 (1964 Series) A RESOLUTION DETEIAMINING THAT PUBLIC CONVEN- IENCE RE QUIRES CONSTF'.UCTILN OF SIDE7ALKS ON PORTIONS OF LIZZIE STREET BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That pursuant to hearings duly held, the Council hereby over -rules all protests and finds and determines that public convenience and necessity require the construction, re- construction and repair of sidewalks on Lizzie Street between Johnson Avenue and the San Luis Obispo Junior High School private road, as set forth in 11esolution Number 1291 (1964 Series), except that no sidewalk improvements shall be installed on the Lizzie Street side of the parcel located at and known as 1780 Fixlni, and provided that the sidewalk constructed adjacent to 1780 Johnson Avenue shall be as close to a six (6) foot sidewalk as possible while still preserving the existing hedge. 2. That the Council further finds and determines that the Special Assessment, Investigation, Limitation and Majority Protest Act of 1931 shall not apply to these proceed- ings. 3. That the Superintendent of Streets shall proceed with the required notification and construction and/or repair as set forth in Section 7350.1 of the San Luis Obispo Munici- pal Code. 4. That the costs of -any such work done by the City, after hearings duly held, shall become a lien upon.said parcels, and shall be collected with the City taxes. vote: PA S S E D A N D A D C PT E D this 15th day of June, 1964 by the following roll call AYES: Miss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. hiMer, Clay P. Davidson, NOES Ciell Vi. Whelchel ABSENT: None rMW_0 .0 _ ATTEST: C-71Y CiEFdc C) 0 RESOLUTION NO. 1307 (1964 Series) A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING 5101 SIGNS AT INTE.- SECTIONS OF LA ENTRADA BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That La Entrada shall be and is hereby declared to be a boulevard. 2. That stop signs shall be erected on the following streets at their intersections with La Entrada: A. San Jose Court: B. Del Sur Way. C. Ramona Drive east of La Entrada. D. Del Norte Way. P A S S E D A N D A D O PT E D this 15th day of June, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Miss, Margaret McNeil.. R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. M er, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: Clell W. Whelchel ATTEST: CITY cnRK 12o,7 o . hESOLUTION T ?C. 1.306 (1964 Series) A F:ESOLUTION A.UT.HO-IZING i',&GDIFICATION ON Si:INNEF. CREEK CHANNEL IMPEOVEMiENTS B E I T R E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That Mir. Skinner shall be permitted to develop the creel: channel throughout the planned golf course without erecting the required fence or access road, and without the required gunite lining in the channel, provided that said creek: channel is landscaped and engineered to the satisfaction of the City Engineer, and provided further that said require - ments shall be installed by the developer if the golf course is discontinued, and provided further that the owner of said parcel shall maintain the creek and permit access to said creek channel by City personnel. 2. That a fence shall be provided between the church property and the creek. PA S S Z D A N D A D O PT E D this 1 Sth day of June, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: 11fiiss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald ^. Miller, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: Clell W. Whelchel ATTEST: C� C1TY CLERK i 20/ `.J RESOLUTION NC, 1305 (1964 Series) A RESOLUTION APPROVING T%NTATI.VE MAP OF PLANNED DEVELOPMENT ON OCEAN A. U.2 Di'IV:E B E IT R E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That the Council hereby approves the tentative map of the Planned Development of duplexes and apartment condominium units located on Oceanaire Drive, subject to the. following conditions: A. Driveways to be reduced to one or less per sixty (60) foot lot or equivalent. B. A three (3) year time limit for commencement of construction and its completion thereafter with due diligence. PA S S E D A ND A D O PT E D this 15th day of June, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Iviiss Margaret McNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. WAll.er, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: Clell W. Whelchel ATTEST: v CITY CLERIC RESOLUTION NO. 1306 (1964• Series) A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING LI11%ITED PAIL AKING ZONE AT BOOTH BROTHELS GALAGE BE IT L E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That there shall be and is hereby established one 12 minute green parlong zone in front of Booth Brothers paint shop at 1115 Higuera Street. vote: PASSED AND ADOPTED this 15th day of June, 1964 by the following roll call AYES: Miss Margaret kiicNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. Miller, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: Clell N. Whelchel ATTEST: CITY LEcac RESOLUTION NO. 1.30:3 (1964• Series) A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING 12 MINUTE PAF1CING GONE AT THE UNIVERSAL AUTO PARTS BE IT IRESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That a 12 minute parking meter zone shall be and is hereby established in front of the Universal Auto Parts store located at 969 Monterey Street. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 15th day of June, 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Miss Margaret wicNeil, R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. 'kMer, Clay P. Davidson NOES: None ABSENT: Clell V. Whelchel ATTEST: CITY�CL`Et.. /303 scluticn ?ie. .1302 f196!: series? .. reSol ution estaolishi _, s, !?=;r ranges for em lo- e sl_7.C.: :S C_c- 7 7 city ei" ";_O;i �1fiCav, ^^ w - ^�i n� 1 pas to Cl", °- a_ S nd SalnrY' ste �= �: `_�� -' --- ., �:e res_,ective p v r-n?es, describing Taet?^ods - - .c e e _ -. es =and re ^.e,ling all previous sa-, 'j reSOltiv1C:•?S,. -,- - V- ry .. i (�.1� r _ .�r__D r i::_ Comcil of the City of San Luis O'oisc�o as c. ;:: That =.'' pre-,;--cu= salary resolutions are hereby reoe, led and the fo-, sect' e':e.Cte^ to su- ersede sold irevious provisions: Section 1. Salary ra_lges. The following salary ranges are adooted and ac_c_lied tc the several classes of positions indicated in section 2 hereof: Section 2. Titles and ranges. The classes of positions shall each have the salary range shown opposite the title in this section: Title Director of public works Normal First Full Above . -.vg. Outstanding 1100 hiring Incentive Qualific� ?erformance Performance 990 rate Rate tion °ate Rate Rate 885 935 990 Fire chief (17) 1 ;325 month 83L5 $365 5385 5 L 0 5 2 3L5 365 385 L05 L30 3 365 385 L05 L30 L55 L 385 L05 L30 L55 L8o 5 405 L30 L55 L80 5o8 6 L30 L55 L8o 508 535 7 L55 L80 508 535 565 8 L80 508 535 565 600 9 508 535 565 600 635 10 535 565 600 635 670 11 565 600 635 670 710 12 600 635 670 710 750 13 635 670 710 750 790 1L 670 710 750 790 835 �5 710 750 790 835 885 16 750 790 835 885 935 17 790 835 885 935 990 18 835 885 935 990 1OL5 19 885 935 990 10L5. 1100 Section 2. Titles and ranges. The classes of positions shall each have the salary range shown opposite the title in this section: Title Director of public works (19) 5885 935 990 1045 1100 Director of finance (18) 835 885 935 990 1045 Water superi. ^.tendent (17) 790 835 885 935 990 Fire chief (17) Police chief (17) Director of planning & building (16) 750 790 835 885 935 Supt. of parks and recreation (1.11) 670 710 750 790 835 Supervising design engineer (1L) City librarian (13) 635 670 710 750 790 st. street Sunte (13) 3attali or, fire chief (13) Police captain (13) Building inspector (12) 600 635 670 710 750 Civil engineering associate (12) �1 I /3v% Section 3. Rules governing step rp ogression. (a) The following rules sh_111 govern step increases for all emo_loyees hired hereafter and for emoloyees 'listed under section 3 (b) below: 1. -The first step is the :sinimum rate and shall normally be the hiring rate for the class. In cases where it is difficult to secure quilif-Jed personnel, or if a person of unusual qualifications is hired, the city cou cil nay authorize the administrative officer to hire at the second or third step. If a person is :Hired at the second or third step, he shall receive the re:• step when he has completed the tLme requirement for such advanced step as outlined below and is recommended by the department head and ed::inistrati:e officer and aooroved by the council for advancement. 2. The second step is n incentive adjustment to encoura:;e in e,auloyee to i m1 )rUve hiS ',rorlc. :mnlogees m :ly be advanced to the second Step fol l owi:!S; i;ht` C: ?21n.it'.tltC of 3:LX c)1t1. Sf1t15faCtgl} SerV1Cl� upon rcCOTltend:lC!Jn DV their dep:irUm nit Lt`:ad and the :ldministr:itive o:Ticer :Ind no..;rov.zi bz the City counc Ll. -2- :a („ } X5:5 5oc �;; X70 7l0 to d_rei; il7_T• U1 (10) 535 565 600 635 670 ass =3 -nt 10), -re c • t.-in (10) ^ref _.s pos oi;_nt operator (9) 508 537 755 500 535 ark , recreation supervisor (9 ) o_ice sergeant (9)`1 'rU,]eC ooer %:1 .UUr (�/ '.sst. building inspector (8) L80 508 535 565 600 Meld auditor aonraiser (8) 'ri. ^.cipal engineering aide (8) 3_ec hani c (8 ) =olice officer (7) L55 L80 508 535 565 Fi reman (7 ) Chief filtration plant operator (7) Ea uipment operator fore;aan (7 ) Senior librarian (7) Sr. disposal plant operator (6) L30 455 h80 508 535 Chi of clerk (5) L05 L30 L55 L80 508 Administrative tide (5) Junior librarian (5) i1a+..er meter repairman (5) ?asking meter repairman (5) Senior engineering aide (5) -..sst. mechanic (5) Filtration plant operator (4) 385 405 L30 L55 L80 Laborer - equipment operator (L) ' ;later meter reader (L) Disposal plant operator (4) Asst, project operator (L) Legal & administrative secretary (!) '.ccount clerk (3) 365 385 405 L30 L55 sroundskeeper (3) Laborer (3 ) ? arking enforcement officer (3) Stenograpner (2) 3L5 365 385 L05 L30 Janitor (2) Typist clerk (1) 325 345 365 385 L05 Section 3. Rules governing step rp ogression. (a) The following rules sh_111 govern step increases for all emo_loyees hired hereafter and for emoloyees 'listed under section 3 (b) below: 1. -The first step is the :sinimum rate and shall normally be the hiring rate for the class. In cases where it is difficult to secure quilif-Jed personnel, or if a person of unusual qualifications is hired, the city cou cil nay authorize the administrative officer to hire at the second or third step. If a person is :Hired at the second or third step, he shall receive the re:• step when he has completed the tLme requirement for such advanced step as outlined below and is recommended by the department head and ed::inistrati:e officer and aooroved by the council for advancement. 2. The second step is n incentive adjustment to encoura:;e in e,auloyee to i m1 )rUve hiS ',rorlc. :mnlogees m :ly be advanced to the second Step fol l owi:!S; i;ht` C: ?21n.it'.tltC of 3:LX c)1t1. Sf1t15faCtgl} SerV1Cl� upon rcCOTltend:lC!Jn DV their dep:irUm nit Lt`:ad and the :ldministr:itive o:Ticer :Ind no..;rov.zi bz the City counc Ll. -2- 3 ° _ =`_' rd step :'- 7_ ^2s2nts e ;ni dr' E l "?1lle C .::1e _ -__ - c. - ...o .-x :;.1 tali f vnn 'e ;•. n,: .;n.;J ...7'. -•i -__ 1. �.,t.Il.y qL led. e..,_..rl C and SCi c._ti ..:a 17 7`1 C'+ee e:.0°Ct to ".`e L. ^1C .,_ -ler L _ :._scna✓_° -,)e_.__�.. :'n. e11:-)lovee :1ni be �nr,,.; _ .• _ y �t,:., s'_X i1CCT.C!3 Ser'i�.^t? vhe se o C. .. ve:) ;;''o':1df —,. : ne iC _re,.o"_".ended by ;he de;,= rt_-Ient :ae.:'i and'. :J?!i L__..._c.' -'r __�`�r Drove:_ b v the council. :E step S Lo be awarded on-'_J 1L Ca.58 _ wor_'t _iC ?i°.__ l i r.a � n r be advanced to ^e = ; or ',he c_ -ss. e �rn_o "'"e.. .,1.e ti on of one year of ser'. Ca ": : -I ?e a' =ton '"OTi =B,_ fie :.dvancerae ~:t is recce gnended by the de ,,artraen. head mad of ' cer and ,- oroved by the council. The fifth step is intended as a reward for outstanding oerfornaz-r-e. ; =r. e7mloyee may be advanced to the fifth step after completion of two yea_" s service at the fourth step provided the advancement is recommender by tae department head and administrative officer and justified by a letter of reco:amendation from the department head and approved by the council. (b) The following employees hired on or prior to the effective date of this reso'_ution shall be governed by the rules above for step advancement ourooses: Step in range as Effective date Name Class of 7 -1 -61 last step inc. Charles Baldwin Police officer 8 -1-62 Richard Ayers Sr. disposal plant operator 4 3 -62 Donald Kaye Fireman 1 11 -1 -52 Joseph Knepple Sr. engineering aide 1 12_1_52 sdward Luoma Police Officer 1 12 -1 -62 Douglas Olive Police Officer 12 -1_62 Kelly Dunahee Legal .g admin. secretary 4 1 -1 -63 Thomas Rogers Laborer- equipment ooerator 4 7 -1 -63 iary McConnel Typist clerk 1. 8 -1 -63 lobert Turner Filtration plant operator 4 9_1_63 Robert Bolinger Police officer 1 9 -1 -63 Frederic Goodman Police officer 4 10 -63 Thomas Gingg Civil engineering assistant 4 11 -1 -63 Anthony Madruga Police officer 4 12 -63 George Cowell Police officer 1 12 -1 -63 Robert Rasmussen Police officer 1 1 -1 -51 Robert tfayse Project operator 1 1 -1_61 Virginia Overfield Account clerk 1 1 -1 -64 Stephen Quinn Police officer 4 3 -1 -64 Stanley 1,ello Fireman 4 3_1 -51 Bernard Banks Laborer- equip. operator 1 4 -1 -61 Helen Hileman Senior librarian 1 5 -1 -61 James Ran-kin Fireman 1 6 -1-51 Manuel Limon Groundskeeper 1 7 -1 -51 ,Willia_r Callaway Fireman 1 7_1_61 Richard Chastain Fireman 1 7 -1 -61 "forge Piccardo Janitor 3 3-l-62 Donald Branzuela Janitor 3'. 8_i _53 ;:'eorge Bell Filtration plant operator 3 8 -1 -63 Bert Johnson Asst. project operator 3 9 -1 -53 Bobby ?Tunes Laborer- equip. operator 3 9 -1 -63 William Harris Laborer- equip. operator 3 9 -1 -63 Tamy '' Jitchell Stenographer 3 10 -1 -63 Barbara Ryan Typist clerk 3 12 -1 -53 Carolee Fisher T,r>ist clerk 3 12 -1 -63 M.-iry Love Stenogr:ipher 3 1 -1 -6l: Annette Soifer i'c,rk:i.nq enforcement officer 3 Albert Trejo Fi.re,nan 3 Jack Della Bitty i,':borer- equip. operator 3 5 = -6�. ?ichard Barrios �roandskeeper 3 7 -1 -51 -3- 1- illi .mr, Anderson Police officer 1 L -1 -6L Curtis Roth Police officer 1 L -1 -6L r'nselmo Barrios Lab. - equip, operator 1 5 -1 =6L Howard Davis Police officer 1 5 -1 -6L :lard Jayne Police officer 1 5 �_6L John Kudron Police officer 1 Frank Focha Police officer 1 5 -6L Falph Soto Lab. - equip. operator 1 5 -16 -6L Deed Sherman administr..tive aide 1 5 �8 -6L 7ersha Osburn Stenogr ;.pher 1 6 -1 -6L rasp Youngblood Police officer 1 6 -1 -64 Janice Feinstein Stenographer 1 6 -1 -6L• William 31ack Di spos:al plant oper. 1 6 -16 -6L . -rthur Hird. ?rincinal engr. aide 1 7 -6L Darrell Richards D_s;osal plt. oper. 1 7-1-6L Donald Sylvia Fireman 1 7 -1 -6L Jchn King Fireman 1 7 -6L (c) In applying the above rules, the next step shall be granted, other conditions being met, on the following basis: (1) For those having ari anniversary date on the first of the month, the increase shn.11 be effective that date. (2) For those having an anniversary date on the second of the month or later, the increase shall be effective the first of the following month. . Section L. Starting rates and methods of progression for employees hired prior to adoption of original plplan in 19 or placed in this grouppi 2ouncil action. The following employees shall start July 1,719 . at the step indicated below and will be considered by the department head, administrative officer and council for the next step on an annual basis each July 1 or other anniversary date specified below until they have reached the maximum step for their classification: Should the employee not be recommended for increase, or should the council not approve-a recor,mended increase on the anniversary date, it shall be the - privilege of the department head and administrative officer to reconsider such recorn-mendatien for increase at any time during the year, subject to final approval by the city council. This sentence shall also apply to employees grouped in 3 (b) above. -4- -1 ' r .-- iCi:ard :Pep ^ert " "'i rei:1 ?n 3 3 i i_l _61, icc se �'_etricr T T t clerk 2 2 2 2 -1 -6L. 'j Wines 7n=fs P Police officer C C 2 2___5 ^r a . ! -m -prose ^ ^_- ^,ist clerk 2 2 3 3- :i?ttie '•ripe : :�A. -.�n� enforce. off. 2 2 ) ) -'_ -6L - -equine operator j j•- �_ °Su. Cpera.t0" ist clerk 2 2 TYrni s t clerk 2 2 L L---c 2 5 5 -1 -6Ll I 4rirs t - -• °`.cs_ =`c P Police officer 2 2 5 5_l_4.I: obertr_aaicic: V Police officer 2 2 5 5 -1 -6L David 3roi,n P Police officer 2 2 5 5 -1 -6L Ilia, -, Spencer F Fi remar_ 1 1 ;ark. Dove P Police officer 1 1 3 3 -1 -6L Doris Litherland S Stenographer 1 1 3 3-11 6-0% (c) In applying the above rules, the next step shall be granted, other conditions being met, on the following basis: (1) For those having ari anniversary date on the first of the month, the increase shn.11 be effective that date. (2) For those having an anniversary date on the second of the month or later, the increase shall be effective the first of the following month. . Section L. Starting rates and methods of progression for employees hired prior to adoption of original plplan in 19 or placed in this grouppi 2ouncil action. The following employees shall start July 1,719 . at the step indicated below and will be considered by the department head, administrative officer and council for the next step on an annual basis each July 1 or other anniversary date specified below until they have reached the maximum step for their classification: Should the employee not be recommended for increase, or should the council not approve-a recor,mended increase on the anniversary date, it shall be the - privilege of the department head and administrative officer to reconsider such recorn-mendatien for increase at any time during the year, subject to final approval by the city council. This sentence shall also apply to employees grouped in 3 (b) above. -4- Mont Uhl- y T a Class q J. Director of finance a 10L5 U�Inley Fs�ns on Acc nT, ountp- 710 Da-,id 11717nsky Pi eld aud,:_tor-_-.,onr2.iser 6OC 5' Chier clerk ffoq- Accr,-,-,nt 7-- D' Director of public work:' 00 lo'ber" V'osburg Supervising design engineer 835 _'nthonv J'--_arez Civil engineering associa-ve 75:0;' Douglas '�cr,�ard 0 Civil engineering assistant 670 - Paul Lendell Civil engineering assistant 670 5 George Robertson Admin. asst. to dir. of pub. wkso 670 5 Milo Tappa Asst. street supt. 790 5 Lewis Santos Equipment operator foreman 565 5 Loren_ Edmands Laborer-equipment operator 480 5 Joe Lewis Laborer-equipment operator 480 5 Edward Salas Laborer-equipment operator 480 5 Oscar Lamboy Laborer-equipment operator LBO 5 Reuben Lewis Parking meter repairman 508 5 Frank Reed Chief disposal plant operator 635 5 .Val Soto Equipment operator foreman 565 5 Leo,Studle 14echanic 600 5 Arthur Madonna Asst. mechanic 508 5 Peter Chapman Director of planning R_ building 935 5 Frank Skiies Building inspector 750 5 Burton Walter Asst. building inspector 600 5 Charles Jones Asst. building inspector 600 5 William Flory Supt. of parks and recreation 835 5 Lawrence Stockton Park & recreation supervisor 635 5 Juan Escobedo Groundskeeper 455 5 Jesse Gonzales Groundskeeper L55 5 Patricia Clark City librarian 790 5 Mary Smith Senior librarian 565 5 Clive Cotter Junior librarian 508 5 Price Thompson Water supt. 990 5 S. C. Schultz Water foreman 710 5 Frank Perry Equipment operator foreman 565 5 Billie Terra Labbrer-equipment operator L80 5 Frank Kirchner Laborer-equipment operator LBO 5 Carl Young Chief filtration plant operator 565 5 Harold Wright Water meter repairman 508 5 stilton Buss Water meter reader LBO 5 William Schofield Police chief 990 5 Ervin Rodgers Police captain 790 5 Lawrence Elses Police lieutenant 710 5 William Malmen 710 5 William BishoD 710 5 Prank Garzoli' Police sergeant 635 5 William Sperlo 635 5, James Norton 635 5 Ted Morse 635 5 Ira Halford Police officer 565 5 Rolland Waite 565 5 Richard Schacht 565 5 Margie Jordan Typist clerk 405 Lee Schlobohm Fire chief 990 -5- 2 ...1nscc't Batt�_ion. fire chief 79C -.. on I I tI 79, =7 " Od- -Tn.rd .re xc_ ~sh<1 71_ eer xe ca. =rain 57C - _nc i tI II 670 -r-m Say II II 670 .. 670 - Earl !=Ker " " 670 Kxrhors t I4 670 Daryl Drake Fireman 565 5 Donald Hale " 565 5 Henry Tonini " 565 5 Emil Krege " 565 5 Thomas Eppert " 565 5 Don Burns " 565 5 Don Englert Police sergeant 600 b Oct. 1 John Silva Fire captain 635 4 April 1 Section 5. Schedule of salaries not within basic salary ranges. Title Monthly sala City administrative officer City attorney (half-time) City treasurer (part -time) School crossing guard (part -time, adult) Depe- director, civil defense (part -time) Part -time draftsman, junior grade Youth corps workers Section 6. Part -time recreation leaders. $ 1 125 750 (plus $50 per day for court trials in justice court and use of city secretary for private work when she is not busy with city work) 200 123 150 $ 2.34 hour 2.49 " $ 1.25 " , first year 1.35 " , second year 1.50 " , crew leader, second year (a) The range for part -time recreation leaders shall be as follows: Step A $1.50 hour B 1.60 " C 1.70 " (b) The following minimum time requirements are hereby imposed for such steps. In addition to fulfilling the time requirements, a leader must be recommended by the department head and administrative officer and approved by the council before he can be advanced. Step A. Starting rate - The department head and administrative officer may recommend a higher starting rate within the range in case a person of unusual qualifications is hired. Step B After 250 hours working time, 6 months employment, or one surm^ier, whichever is longer. Step C After 750 hours working time, 18 months employment, or two full s-s-_n� ers, whichever is longer. -6- 7 r;._:.: . ---., and. cu. T :..- J.. O .� -J J.�.. (.. _ ... 3 -he range °cr :a.. ti 1J_:.iS ".` =d ail.^,. �rO--X14.S ^S ",F' fr— :7''cr°at�or. __o?.�Er 3j 3 °l fort:: 3C: '_ ra�-i_a° ants for step B shall be 5GC hours work or Ta -_ _-eMen_t _cr step C shall be 1, jC0 ho..rs -ror'crg t`_mE or - -d s^ T_oy.nen V, �;: hic_:ever is longer. Section 8. Recreation specialist, (a) The range for recreation specialist shall be: Step A $2.00 hour Step B 2.10 Step C 2.20 " (b). The following minimum time requirements are hereby imposed for such steps, Step A Starting rate - The department head and administrative officer may recom- mend a.higher starting rate to the council in case a person of unusual qualifications is hired. Step B After handling two successful instruction series or 120 hours working time, whichever is longer. Step C After 18 months satisfactory performance or 400 hours working time, whichever is longer. Section 9. Recreation attendant. The rate for recreation attendant shall be $1.00 per hour. Section 10. Libr awe. The rate for library page shall not exceed $1.25 per hour. Section ll. Effective date. This resolution shall take effect July 1, 1964, PASSED AND A)ov this 15th �y of June , 1964 by the following roll call vote: Ate: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves, Jr., Miss Margaret McNeil, Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel NOES: None ABSENT= None C M) C74 mayor AiI ST: City clerk -7- U 1 � 1 RESOLUTION NO. 1301 (1964 Series) A RESOLUTION TABULATING EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1964 -65, ALONG WITH TOTAL ACCT4ULATIONS FOR EACH PIECE OF EQUIPMENT. BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows: That the following appropriations for the 1964 -65 fiscal year be added to previous accumulations in the Equipment Replacement Puhd and reserved for the purchase of equipment replacements for the individual pieces of equipment specified. Item Year Serial number City No. Budgeted Accumulated Fire GMC fire truck 1955 634- 50 -n029 2 Crown fire truck 1960 F1179 4 Ford sedan 1959 C9RT 125454 8 Seagrave aerial ladder 1956 J5370 11 Ford station wagon 1963 3R48F134831 363 International pickup 1963 SB262506A2 463 Chev. station wagon 1964 40235 163 812 464 Van Pelt fire truck 1964 616 834 964 Police Dodge sedan 1963 6932 - 148036 21 Dodge sedan 1964 6942 - 114410 22 Ford sedan 1964 4J52X134063 23 Dodge sedan 1964 6942 - 114427 24 Dodge sedan 1964 6942- 114607 25 Dodge sedan 1964 6942- 114444 26 Ford sedan 1963 3J52X 134622 27 Cushman truckster 1960 076987 28 Cushman truckster 1960 081734 29 City engineer Ford pickup Fond sedan Chev. survey truck Public works (misc.) Chev. pickup Chev. pickup Buis inspection Studebaker pickup Falcon ranchero Water 1959 F10J9R24379 1964 4R16S135101 1958 3A58L117984 1958 , 107263 1958" 107462 1959 E3956 1963 3R275 138288 Chev. pickup 1957 Chicago pneumatic air comp. 1954 Ingersoll -Rand air comp. 1958 Falcon ranchero 1963 GMC pickup 1964 GMC truck 1964 GMC truck 1964 Park Ford tractor Ford pickup Ford flat bed truck International pickup National mower National mower Administrative Ford sedan (clerk) Ford sedan admin. -pool) 1D 3A57102935 57145 3R275 138287 I1001 HF2020A I2503HF1011B 12503HF1012B 1955 49999 1959 F25J9R19863 1956 F34C6R49876 1963 SB261849A3 1963 3869 1963 3713 1963 33R16S135581 1964 4J54C134401 $ 1 000000 $ 8 000.00 1 000.00 4 000.00 400.00 2 000.00 1 500.00 10 500.00 400.00 000.00 800.00 300.00 000.00 600.00 400.00 850.00 400.00 1 100.00 1 100.00 $ 6 100.00 F2-7-70'0. 00 $ 850.00 $ 1 700.00 1 000.00 1 000.00 1 000.00 1 000.00 1 000.00 1 000.00 1 000.00 1 000.00 1 000.00 1 000.00 850.00 1 700.00 500.00. 1 200.00 458 500.00 1 200.00 $ 7 700.00 {10- X00.00 259 $ 250.00 1 250.00 264 400.00 400.00 758 300.00 1 500.00 $ 956,00 3 1 0.00 458 $ 250.00 $ 1 500.00 558 250.00 1 500.00 $ 500,00 8 3 000. 559 $ 250.00 $ 1 000.00 763 300.00 600.00 $ 0.00 0.00 156 $ 200.00 $ 1 450.00 654 400.00 3 600.00 658 350.00 2 100.00 663 300.00 600.00 364 250.00 250.00 764 600.00 600.00 864 600.00 60o.00 $ 2 700.0 9 200.0 855 $ 500.00 $ 1 000.00 159 200.00 1 100.00 356 65o.00 650.00 563 300.00 600.00 225.00 225.00 225.00 225.00 $ 2 100.00 3 .00 i $ 500.00 $ 500:00 $ 90.00 1 200.00 /9v/ r Street maintenance Caterpillar grader Ford dump truck International loader Chev. dump truck International dump truck Wayne street sweeper Chev. pickup Caterpillar loader Galion roller Standard oil distributor GMC dump truck Jaeger air compressor Caterpillar tractor Ford dump truck Sewer Ford truck Unallocated reserve 1958 70D626 158 $ 2 000.00 $ 12 000.00 1960 F6000R21937 .160 650.00 2 600.00 1963 1054W 163 450.00 900.00 1958 UB58L 107388 258 1 500.00 4 500.00 1960 SB75852E 260 700.00 2 650.00 1962 40055 262 1 000.00 2 000.00 1958 107593 358 250.00 1 500.00 1962 59A1705 362 1 300.00 2 600.00 1954 33059 554 350.00 3 150.00 1948 1032661 448 - 2 000.00 1963 6932 140836 863 900.00 1 800.00 1955 016447 955 300900 2 400.00 1956 8U9658 1063 1 400.00 1 400.00 1964 F61%94267 664 750.00 750.00 ll 550,00 5 40 1964 F35BR494268 564 x550.00 $ 550.00 -1 856.41 Total $33 550.00 L99 093.59 Expenditures may be made for the purchase of replacements for the specified pieces of equipment only, unless otherwise directed by the Council. Adjustments may be made at the time of purchase to meet prevailing market conditions. If the cost of the equipment is less than the amount of money set aside: (1) The unused moneys may be left in the equipment replacement fund in the unallocated reserve; or (2) Such moneys may be transferred to other appropriate funds. If the cost of the equipment is more than the moneys provided: (1) Funds may be transferred from the general fund unbudgeted reserve to the appropriate expenditure account; (2) Moneys accumulated in the unallocated reserve may be used; or (3) A. portion of the cost may be paid fran other appropriate departmental accounts. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 15th day of June , 1964 by the following roll call vote: AYES: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves, Jr., Miss Margaret McNeil, Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel NOES: None ABSENT: None ATTEST: Mayor i n P w 'W - Op -�J� � e a LESOLUTION NO. 1300, (1965 Series) A RESOLUTLON APPROVING THE PRECISE PLAN FOR THE LEW LITZIE STUDENT HOUSING DE- VELOPMENT B E I T R E S O L V E D by the Council of the City of :pan Luis Obispo as follows: 1. That the Precise Plan submitted for the Planned Development of student housing by Mr. Lew Litzie, on a portion of the Duveneck property, is hereby approved subject to the following conditions: commences. A. Access road to Foothill Boulevard to be obtained before the development B. Parking to be modified as shown on the revised sketch. Parking spaces to be provided at the following ratio: 1 space per 3 female students, or 1 space per 2 male students, or 1 1/2 spaces per apartment if occupied by a family. C. Fire hydrants to be provided to the satisfaction of the National Board of Fire Underwriters. D. Drainage to be provided to the satisfaction of the City Engineer. 2. That said property, as described on the Precise Development Plan, shall be designated on the Zoning Idlap as F:- 1- :PD/R- 3 -63 -2. 3. That the time limit for commencement of construction of said Planned Develop- meat, as set forth in I;esolution No. 1215 (1963 Series), is three (3) years from November 18, 1963, and said development must be completed thereafter with due diligence. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 3rd day of � 1965 by the following roll call vote.- AYES: R. L. Graves, Jr., Donald Q. iWAller, Clell'�7. Whelchel, Clay P. Davidson NOES: N=e ABSENT: Miss Margaret McNeil ATTEST: arylbL ERY /15�1/