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HomeMy WebLinkAbout07/11/19561 1 1 F 3 5 r Resolution No. 104 (1956 Series) " Resolution Authorizing the City Clerk to Accept and. Record RigEt- ofway.Deed from the County of San Luis Obispo was passed and adopted on motion of Warren G. Edwards, seconded- by.Nels Beck, by the following roll call vote: (AYES: Nels Beck, Lowell E. Christie, Warren G. Edwards, Kenneth W. Jones, Fred H. Luck singer INOES: None The request of Richard D. Miller, City Administrative Officer, for permission to advertise for construction of sewer relief line was approved on motion of Kenneth W. Jones, seconded by warren G. Edwards. Mr. Robert Knight attended the meeting as represenntative of the San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce. IMr. Richard D. Miller reported to the Council that the new budget figure for the 1956 -57 I, fiscal year is $1,517,015.63. The new budget figure was approved on motion of Nels Beck, seconded by Warren G. Edwards. Mr. Phil Porter, surveyor, appeared before theCity Council requesting that the subdividers be relieved of the expense and the requirement of placing any paving on Sydney St. between Johnson Ave. and Flora St in the Goldtree Vineyard Tract. Mr. Porter believes that the subdivider should not be forced to pave streets outside the subdivision, as the subdivider is already strapped, due to the heavy expenses of subdividing land under the present city ordinan ce. Mayor Lucksinger stated that he, nor the Council, were prepared at this time to give Mr. orter any answers on the paving of Sydney St., and that the matter will be considered. at',-.:the Council study session July 9th. The subdivider or his sales representative may be present at this session. On motion of Kenneth W. Jones, seconded by Lowell E. Christie, the meeting was adjourned. G Approved this _day of , 1956. 2# We' � �— C' Clerk July 11, 1956, City Hall, 5:00 P.M. IThe City Council met in special called meeting; Mayor Pro -Tern Kenneth W. Jones presiding. Roll Call: Present: Lowell E. Christie, Warren G. Edwards, Kenneth W. Jones Absent; Nets Beck, Fred H. Lucksinger Introduction of Resolution No. 105 (1956 Series) A Resolution Authorizing theExecution of Acceptance of an "Easement Amendment" from the State of California, was passed and adopted on motion of , Varren G. Edwards, seconded by Lowell E. Christie, by the following roll call vote: AYES: Lowell E. Christie, 'Warren G. Edwards, Kenneth W. Jones NOES: None ABSENT: Nels Beck, Fred H. Lucksinger The meeting was adjourned on motion of Lowell E. Christie, seconded by Warren G. Edwards. Approved this day of r 11956. —� e City Clerk Jul 16, 1956 - 7:30 P.M., City Hall The City Council met in regular'session; Mayor Fred H. Lucksinger presiding Pledge Roll Call: Nels Beck, Lowell E. Christie, Warren G. Edwards, Kenneth W. Jones, Fred H. Lucksinger Absent: None The minutes of the meeting of July 2, 1956, and the special called meeting of July 11, 1956, were approved as presented. Claims against the city for the month of July, 1956, were ordered paid, subject to the approval of the Administrative Officer, on motion of Lowell E. Christie, seconded by Warren G. Edwards. The City Clerk reported on bids received and opened for furnishing the City of San Luis Obispo motor vehicles. Following is a tabulation of the bids: ITEM 1 ITEM 2 ITEM 3 IT134 4 ITa1 5 ITEM 6 1. Arland Chevrolet $19790.15 $19790.15 $1,790.15 Trade -in 445.00 895.00- 625.00 $1,345.15 $ 895.15 X19165.15 $1,815.15 2. San Luis Cyclery Trade -in $19661.92 $1,661.92 7 .00 350.00 1,2 .92 X19311.92 ITEM 1 ITEM? 2 ITEM 3 ITEM 4 ITEM 5 ITEM 3. Hysen- Johnson Ford $19791.06 $1,791.06 $1,791.06 -- Trade-in 445.12 895.12 625.00 -- $19345.94 6 895.94 41,166.06 $612791.06 be awarded On:.recommendation:::of ' gir'..- Richard D. Miller that the low bid/—td Hysen - Johnson Ford and San Luis Cyclery; and on motion of Kenneth W. Jones, seconded by Lowell E. Christie, the recommendation of the City Administrative Officer was accepted and the bid was awarded to Hysen- Johnson Ford and San Luis Cyclery. Introduction of Resolution No. 106 (1956 Series) A Resolution Increasing the 1956 -57 Budget was passed and adopted on motion of Kenneth W. Jones, seconded by Nels Beck, by the followi toll call vote: - AYES: Nels Beck, Lowell E. Christie, Warren G. Edwards, Kenneth W. Jones, Fred H. Lucksi NOES: None ABSENT: None 1 - Comm. from the National Municipal League notifying the City of San Luis Obispo of receipt of their official entry for 1956 All- America Cities competition was ordered re- ceived and filed on motion of Kenneth W. Jones, seconded by Nels Beck. 2- Comm. from the Board of Fire Underwriters of the Pacific relative to the fumigation 4 requirements of the fire prevention section of the Municipal Code was ordered received and filed. Mr. Miller, Administrative Officer, was instructed to write to the Paramount Pest Control stating that the Council was making no changes in the present fire prevention code. 3 - Comm. from the Chamber of Commerce regarding the formation by the Chamber of a Traffic and Parking committee to make a study of parking in the downtown area of San Luis Obispo ^, was ordered received and filed on motion of Warren G. Edwards, seconded by Nels Beck. 4 - Comm. from the Chamber of Commerce notifying the City of the Chamber's actions pro- testing the elimination, by the Southern Pacific Co., of the train known as the "Starlight' and combining the "Starlight" with the "Lark ", also the Chamber of Commerce is requesting the City to support the Chamber's position, was referred to the City Attorney for pre= paration of Resolution for the Council's consideration. Mr. McCarron, representative for the local Enginemen's and Firemen's Union, asked the Council to support the retention of the Starlight's schedule on, the Southern Pacific Railroad. Mr. Talbott, Legislative representative of the Locomotive Engineers Union, asked the _ Council for their support in protesting the change in scheduling of the Starlight on the Southern Pacific Railroad. 5 - Comm. from the McKeens' Hatchery relative to the sewer extension to the McKeens' Hatche'j east of Laurel Lane was ordered received and filed on motion of Warren G. Edwards, seconded) by Nets Beck. 6 - Comm. from Mount Carmel Lutheran Church requesting abandonment of Park Avenue, between Fredericks Street and Freeway was ordered held over. 7 - Comm. from the California State Chamber of Commerce regarding a statewide conference on the impact of the new federal legislation upon highway construction in California. The conference is to be held on Friday, July 27, 195 b, at the Hotel St. Francis, San Francisco. Mr. Miller recommended to the Council that David Romero, City Engineer, be allowed to attend this conference. On motion of Kenneth W. Jones, seconded by Lowell E. Christie, the recommendation of Mr. Miller was accepted. 8 - Comm. from the California Real Estate Association regarding a meeting to be held in Los Angeles on July 24th, 1956, on Urban Renewal and Redevelopment Problems. T:ie meeting is to discuss fully the various agencies, procedures and various financial and related approaches which are available in carrying on urban redevelopment and urban re- newal programs within the communities throughout the State. Mr. Miller requested that Mr. Fitzpatrick, City Clerk, be allowed to go to this conference, if his schedule could be arranged. On motion of Kenneth W. Jones, seconded by Lowell E. Christie, the recommendatic of Mr. Miller was accepted. The Laguna Lake Committee reported to the City Council on themeeting held on July 5, 1956, the city and state staff people, representatives of the Laguna Citizens' Committee and the property owners, the property owners declared that they were not interested in develdpi the lake for a recreation area. With the encouragement of the State Wildlife Conservation Board staff and the City Advisory group, the Laguna Citizens' Committee recommended the project proceed even though condemnation may be required. Furhter, the committee re- commended the following: (1) tabulate riparian acreages around the lake plus additional impoundment acreage to ascertain availability of fishable waters (working with the Wildlife Conservation Board and theDepartment of udater Resources); (2) seek permission from the State Legislature to condemn; k3) if negative, determine if city can condemn lake bottom only with no adjacent agricultural land, using State funds for lake acquisition; (4) if negative, determine if city can condemn using city funds for acquisition without State reimbursement. (5 ) further, that immediate planning be initiated for a tree planting and general beautification - recreation program on the city owned parcel at Laguna. it h 1 1 1 1