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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09/21/1959a 'SEP 2 1. 1,959 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES September 21, 1959 - 7:30 PM CITY BALL The City Council met in regular session with Mayor Fred M. Waters presiding. Roll Call: Present — Donald Q. Miller, Gerald W. Shipsey, J. Barry Smith Fred M. Waters ' Absent - Kenneth W. Jones Minutes for the meeting of September 8, 1959, were approved as read. Claims against the City for the month of September, 1959, were approved on motion of Gerald W. Shipsey, seconded by J. Barry Smith, subject to the.approval of the Administrative Officer. RESOLUTION NO. 585 (1959 Series), "A Resolution Transferring Funds," (Off- Street Parking Reserve to General Reserve for partial payment of loan) was passed and adopted on motion of.Gerald W. Shipsey, seconded by J. Barry Smith on the following roll call vote: AYES: Donald Q. Miller, Gerald W. Shipsey, J. Barry Smith, Fred M. Waters NOES: None ABSENT: Kenneth W. Jones City Clerk reported onbids received and opened for construction of traffic sis- nals on Foothill Boulevard at Chorro Street and Tassajara Drive: SHERWIN ELECTRIC SERVICE, Los Angeles ---------------- - - - - -- $ 11,593.00 A -C ELECTRIC COMPANY, Bakersfield -------------------- - -- - -- $ 119765.00 A -1 ELECTRIC.COMPANY, San Luis Obispo ---------------- - - - - -- $ 82975.00 ' Mr. Miller, Administrative Officer, recommended that the low bid of A -1 Elec- tric be accepted. On motion of J. Barry Smith, seconded by Donald Q. Miller, the bid of A -1 Electric for $ 8,975.00 was accepted. City Clerk reported on bids received and opened for fencing material for the sewer plant: SAN JOSE STEEL COMPANY, INC., San Jose --------------- - - - - -- $ .3,027.32 CYCLONE FENCE, Bakersfield --------------------------- - - - - -- $ 29868.00 Mr. Miller, Administrative Officer, recommended that the low bid of Cyclone Fence be accepted. On motion of J. Barry Smith, seconded by Gerald W. Shipsey, the bid was awarded to Cyclone fence. Mr. Lloyd Somogyi, Attorney, appeared before the City Council on behalf of the Woods Animal Shelter, requesting that the City of San Luis Obispo deed a parcel of land to them for construction of a shelter for animals. The society plans to construct an animal shelter for $12,000 which they have on hand. Mr. Somogyi stated that the deed should be so written that if, at any time, the society goes out of business the land and all improvements thereon would revert to the City of San Luis Obispo. Councilman Smith recommended that the Mayor appoint two councilmen as a com- ' mittee to meet with the Woods Animal Shelter Society to go over their proposal and then recommend action to the City Council. After some discussion by members of the City Council, Mayor Waters appointed Councilman Shipsey and Smith to act as a committee of the Council to meet with the Woods Animal Shelter Society ans study the proposal. SEP Z 1 fuwy PUBLIC HEARINGS - 8:00 PM ORDINANCE NO. 133 -Final Adoption Mayor Waters opened the hearing on the final adoption of Ordinance No. 133 (1959 Series), "An Ordinance of the City Council of the City of San Luis Obispo Granting to Union Oil Company of California, A Corporation, Its Successors and Assigns, the Franchise and Privilege From Time to Time to Construct,. Maintain, Operate, Renew., Repair, Change the Size and Number of :'.and Remove Pipelines, Together with Telephone, Telegraph and Electrical 1 Power Lines Necessary or Convenient for the Grantee's Business, In, Under, Over, Along or Across Any and All Public Streets, Highways and Other Public Ways Now or Hereafter Dedicated to Public Use In the City of San Luis Obispo." Communication received from Union Oil Comoanv notifying the City that they accept the conditions of the franchise and agree to abide by the conditions thereof. As there were no protests, written or otherwise, Ordinance No. 133 was finally passed on motion of Gerald W: Shipsey, seconded by Donald Q. rd Miller on the following roll call vote:. f Ct AYES: Donald Q. Miller, Gerald W. Shipsey, J. Barry Smith, Fred M.'Waters NOES: None ABSENT: Kenneth W. Jones ORDINANCE NO. 127 The Mayor declared the public hearing open on Ordinance No. 127 (1959 Series), "An Ordinance Amending Section 9200.5 of the San Luis Obispo Municipal Code to Rezone a Portion of the Madonna Property." Mr. Fraser, Planning Director; explained the background on the Planning Commission's recommendation of this rezoning, and after discussion by the Council, Ordinance No. 127 was.introduced and passed to print on motion of J.'Barry Smith, seconded by Donald Q. Miller on the following roll call vote: -- . AYES: Donald-Q.-Miller, Gerald W: Shipsey, J: Barry Smith, Fred M. Waters- _. _ NOES: None ABSENT:-Kenneth W: Jones - ORDINANCE NO. 136 - (appeal of Francis McNamara) The Mayor declared the hearing open on Ordinance No. 136 (1959 Series), "An Ordinance Amending-Section-9200.5 ' of•the.San-Luis Obispo Municipal Code_ to.Rezone -a Portion of the Steiner Property on Highway No. 1." Mr. Herb Grundell, Attorney, appeared before the City Council on behalf of his client regarding the appeal of Mr. McNamara from the decision of the-Planning Commission--denying his request for-rezonirig the Steiner prop- erty which his client has under lease for 54 years. Mr. Grundell, for the Council's information, explained the proposed plans and development of this area for recreation and further explained the pro - posal to give Mr. Bernard Duveneck access to the highway. Mr. Grundell stated that his principals would be willing to file with the city a rov- •enant stating that if at the end of a three -year period this area has not developed for recreations then it should revert to an R classification. They urged this property only be used for recreational purposes. Mr. Grundell then asked the City Clerk to read two letters from his prin- cipals regarding the proposal to allow access to Mr. Duveneck and to limit the property to recreational use only. Mr'. Duveneck appeared before the Council and urged that this rezoning be approved:so that he can get access and profitably develop his property. 21 'SEP 2 1 1959 Councilman Jones arrived and took his seat at 8:40 PM. City Attorney Houser suggested that the easement offered by Mr. Grundell be just for street access and not within the property as the developers may not-develop this into a city street to city standards, but the city would be responsible for its maintenance. A motion was made by J.. Barry Smith and seconded by Donald Q..-Miller that Ordinance No. 136 be passed to print. Councilman Shipsey asked if the motion included covenants regarding the limitation of three years on the w ning for recreational purposes. Mr. Houser, City Attorney, answered no, that this could be handled by the Council as a separate matter at the public hearing. For the record, Mr. Houser explained that the easements were a requirement of the City of San Luis Obispo for the zoning.change, but were suggestions of.the Plan - tUng Commission and agreed to by the property owner and developer so that adjacent property could have access to public way. Mr. Grundell agreed with Mr. Houser on behalf of hi§ clients. Roll Call, on motion by Councilman Smith and Miller, was as follows: AYES: Kenneth W. Jones, Gerald W.Shipsey, J..Barry Smith, Donald Q. Miller, NOES: None /Fred M. Waters ABSENT: None Communication bras received from David F. Romero, City Engineer, reporting to the Council regarding possible traffic problems and hazards if this re- creational development is allowed to go-in on Santa Rosa Street. Letter received from Cal Poly notifying the Council of the college's objec- tion to establishments of recreational development at which liquor will be sold within one and a half miles of the college campus. COMMUNICATIONS 1. Communication presented from the San Luis Obispo County Flood Control and Water Conservation District requesting approval by the Council of a request to divert Salinas Dam water through the army camp to Morro Bay to alleviate a pressing water problem in that community. Mr. Houser, City Attorney, briefed the Council on the problems involved in the request of Mr. Born. At the request of Mayor Waters, Mr. Thompson, Water Superintendent, recommended that the City take no action, as the City has no excess water nor the facilities to divert water -to Chorro Creek. Further, as the facilities are owned primarily by the U.S.Army, Mr. Thompson believed the army should make the decision regarding the diversion of water. Mr. Miller, Administrative Officer, stated to the Council he concurred in the recommendation of..Mr. Thompson that the City should take -no action on this matter. The City Clerk was requested to notify Mr. Born, the County Water Engineer, regarding the Council's action.. 2. Communication from Union Hardware, 1126 Chorro Street, notifying the City Council that the present plan of double parking in front of their store for unloading and loading appears to work effectively without..any serious or prolonged delay of traffic and advise the city that if they can continue this method, they will not require a special loading zone. Communication from the Citizen' recommending the following to "1. Some years ago, Pismo Street and Palm Street were designated as parts of a downtown loop which was formed for the.purpose of diverting through traffic around the.downtown business district, thus relieving congestion. As you know, pismo Street is rather narrow, and its full usefulness cannot be realized because of the large number.of all day parkers. The committee recommends that both sides of Pismo Street 1 SEP Z 1 1y5'd between Osos and Broad be designated as a two -hour time limit between 9 AM and 6 PM, Sundays and Holidays excepted, with the exception of the no- parking area in effect on the south side of Pismo for a portion of the block laying between Morro and Chorro. "2. The committee has observed the value of the yellow loading zone on the west side of Chorro between Monterey and Higuera and feels that an even greater problem exists in the adjoining block of Chorro between Higuera and Marsh, since there is a job in alignment, and this block is some five feet narrower than the Monterey - Higuera block. .After careful study, the committee recommends that the council eliminate the eleven parking meter spaces on the east side of Chorro between Higuera and Marsh and install a loading zone similar to the one in the next block on a six month trial basis. The committee fully realizes that the park- ing district program has not yet been completed and that some hardship may be created by.the elimivation,of the eleven customer parking spaces. However, it feels that a greater detriment to the:'downtown business district now exists with the extremely congested situation in this block as far as traffic movement is concerned. The committee also feels that there is a real need for loading facilities, in this key commercial r�= area." . r Q Mr. Miller, Administrative Officer recommended to the Council that they hold a public hearing on the recommendation of the committee so that public feeling can be searched out by the Council. After some discussion.by the Council, the recommendations were referred to a Council committee of Councilman Shipsey and Smith to study and recommend action to the Council. Mayor Waters called a recess at 9:30 PM. Meeting reconvened at 9 :40 PM. 3. Communications from Felton Ferrini requesting offsite improvements in Tract 120, Ferrini Heights No. 3 and Tract 148, Ferrini Ranch Estates be accepted by the City were held over to'the meeting of October 5, 1959. 4. Communication-from the Assistant Director of Civil Defense for the City of San Luis Obispo notifying the Council that the StateDisaster Office is charging a pro -rata share of the bill-for the "light warning system and recommending to the City Council that the charge be paid as this warning system is needed in the city. After discussion by the Council, Mr. Miller, Administrative Officer, was instructed to write the California Disaster Office, stating the City is studying this matter and will notify them of their decision at a -later date. -Also, the Mayor suggested that the Council contact the League of California Cities regarding action by other cities in this. matter. 5. Communication from J. Earle Boyce, City Treasurer, requesting permission to .leave the state from October 2, 1959 to November 10, 1959, for a vacation to the eastern part of the .United States. Requebt was granted on motion of Kenneth W. Jones,.seconded by J. Barry Smith. 6. Communication from Mrs. Joyce Williams appealing the decision of the City Planning Commission in denying her rezoning from R -1 to R -3 of her . property at 501 -503 Foothill Boulevard. This matter was set for hearing October 5, 1959,. at 8 PM. 7. Communication from the State Department of Public Works regarding Senate Con- current Resolution No. 62 regarding the request of the Department of Public - Works.to undertake an analysis of city streets and other road deficiencies and to report their findings to the appropriate legislative committees, and requesting cooperation of city and county street and road departments, Received and filed. Mr. Romero, City Engineer, to file.with the Council the street deficiency report for the City.of•San Luis Obispo as of October, 1958. .".? 'SEP 2 1 iy5 dO0 Jl \.i 8. Communication from the State Department of.Public Works notifying the City Council of a new policy and procedure relinquishment of superseded state highways to local authorities, and establishing procedure for protests by cities upon receiving said.highways. Received and filed. 9. Communication from the Planning Commission recommending approval by.the Council of the rezoning from R -1 to C -1 -S of the property at the NE corner of Laurel Lane and "Southwood.Drive. ORDINANCE NO. 137 (1959 Series), " An Ordinance Amending Section 9200.5 of the San Luis Obispo Municipal Code to Rezone Property on the Corner of ' Southwood Drive and Laurel Lane" was introduced and passed to print on motion of Gerald W. Shipsey, seconded by Kenneth W. Jones'on the following roll call vote: AYES: Kenneth W. Jones, Gerald W. Ship sey, J. Barry Smiths-Fred M. Waters, Donald Q. Miller. NOES: None ABSENT: None 10. An order was received instituting investigation by the FUC, State.of California for the possibility of establishing a list of railroad grade crossings and city streets most urgently in need of separation for the year 1960.. Mr. Miller, Administrative Officer, -presented a report and analysis of grade crossing problems within the City at the present time, and particularly the steps taken by the City and Cal Poly regarding the improvement of the crossing at California Boulevard and Foothill Boulevard. Mr. Miller was instructed to contact Cal Poly to see if they are proceedings with the studies for this improvement. Councilman Miller suggested that in future budgets, certain monies be set aside for future construction and development of railroad crossings, particularly in the southeast portion of the city. The matter was referred to next years Council budget study. 11. Verified notice and claim was served upon the City of San Luis Obispo September 10, 1959 on behalf of Richard L.. Simon and Rhoda S. Simon for alleged damage caused by the city sewer system. Received and filed. 12. Digest of 1959 Legislation affecting cities, prepared by the League of California Cities was received and filed. 13. Audit of the City Water Department for the period ending June 30, 1959 was received and filed. 14. A brief by the City of San Luis - Obispo before the CAB in the proceedings of the Pacific Southwest Local Service Case, Docket No. 5645 was received and filed. 15. Mr. Bob Vosburgh, representing the City Engineering Department ,.:presented . plans and specifications forthe Council's consideration for the alley to be constructed from North Chorro Street to the rear of the CoBleize Square Shopping Center, adjacent to the property owned by the"City at Fire Station No. 2. Mr. Houser, City Attorney, presented for the Council's consideration, an agreement between the City and Maino properties for - improving this alley at their expense. On motion of Kenneth W. Jones, seconded by Donald Q. Miller,the Mayor was authorized to execute the agreement on behalf of the City with Maino Properties, Inc. 16. Progress payment for Madonna Construction Co. for the.South Street Recon- struction, estimate #3, $15,822.58 was approved on motion of Kenneth W. Jones, seconded by Gerald W. Shipsey: 17. Statement of cost to the city for population estimate, dated 3 -1 -59 by the State Department of Finance in the amount of $208.89 was received and filed. 18. Communication from Wm. E. Schofield, Police Chief, to R. D.Miller, Adminis- trative Officer, regarding the discontinuance of the pilot program for the school safety patrol at Mission School was received and filed. On motion SEP 2 1 1959 19. Extension of sick leave exceeding two weeks for Fire Captain Harlan Finch was approved on motion of Donald Q. Miller, seconded by Kenneth W. Jones. 20. The following salary step increases, to be effective October 1, 1959, were approved on motion of Kenneth W. Jones, seconded by Gerald W. Shipsey: LYLE W. BAILEY - Groundskeeper - from Step 2, 4,-`$312 per month to Step 3, $330 per month. WAYNE ARVID PHELAN - Fireman - from Step 3, $412 per month to Step 4, $435. per month. HELEN M. PELMAN - Clerk Typist - from Step 1, $250 per month to - Step 2, $265 per month, effective October 1, 1959. OLD BUSINESS 1. Traffic Committee report dated September 16, 1959: 1159 -9 -1C. At the request of the Council, the Traffic Committee has studied a suggestion that parking be restricted on Chorro south of Foot- e hill Blvd., especially in view of the traffic signals which -.will be installed in the near future. The committee has given this careful �-j study and recommends that the following red zones be established: 1. .Both sides of Chorro Street from the south property lines of Foothill Boulevard to 110 feet south of hhe south pfoperty line of Rougeot Place. 2. The south side of Foothill Boulevard from the east property .line of Broad Street to the westerly property line of Chorro Street. _3_ :The_westerl.y: side of.North Chorro Street frowithe north: ' property line of Foothill.Boulevard to 100 feet northwesterly. 4.. The north side of Foothill Boulevard from the easterly property line of North Chorro Street to 110 feet east. It is .felt that, because of the narrowness of Chorro Street and the irregular alignment of the streets at the Foothill - Chorro intersection, the steps recommended above will greatly facilitate traffic movements and provide for safer driving conditions in the area." RESOLUTION NO. 586 (1959 Series), "A Resolution'Establishing No Parking Zones on Chorro Street and Foothill Boulevard" was passed and adopted on motion of J: Barry,.Smith; seconded by Kenneth W. Jones on the following roll call vote: 5. The westerly side of Johnson Avenue from the northerly property line of Marsh Street to 60 feet north. AYES: Kenneth W. Jones, Donald Q. Miller, Gerald W. Shipsey, J. Barry Smith, Fred M. Waters NOES: None ABSENT:None 1159 -9 -2T. At the informal suggestion•of the Police Advisory Board, the Traffic Committee has studies the feasibility of installing turning pockets ' at Marsh and Johnson similar to the installation on lower Marsh and recommends that such a change be made. The following red zones would be required. 1. The northerly side of Marsh Street from the westerly property line,-of Johnson-to 65 feet west.-,% 2.. The southerly side of Marsh Street from the westerly property line of Johnson Avenue to 115 feet west. 3.. The northerly side of Marsh Street from.the easterly property line of Johnson Avenue to 100 feet east. 4. The southerly side of Marsh Street from the easterly property line of Johnson Avenue to 60 feet east. 5. The westerly side of Johnson Avenue from the northerly property line of Marsh Street to 60 feet north. G SEP 21 1959 RESOLUTION NO. 587 (1959 Series), "A Resolution Establishing Turning Pockets at Marsh and Johnson and Establishing No Parking Zones Thereon" was passed and adopted on motion.of Donald Q. Miller, seconded by Kenneth W. Jones on the following roll call vote: AYES: Kenneth W. Jones, Donald Q. Miller, Gerald W: Shipsey, J. Barry Smith; Fred M. Waters. NOES: None ABSENT: None On motion of Kenneth W. Jones, seconded by Donald Q. Miller, the Council instructed City Engineer Romero to make a study of the Marsh- Johnson intersection, with a view to placement of automatic traffic signals. Also, Mr. Romero is to report any other intersection that he feels might warrant signalization. "59 -9 -3C. On the leter from Sears construct a no left turn sign at ti parking lot, the Traffic Committee installation. In fact, we will be source of supply for such signs if b Roebuck asking for permission to ie Marsh Street exit from their sees no objection to this happy to advise Sears of our the Council has no objection." No objection by the Council. Approved on motion of Kenneth W. Jones, seconded by Gerald W. Shipsey. "59 -9 -4T. On another matter concerning Sears Roebuck, the Traffic Committee has for some time noted considerable congestion on Morro Street at the entrance to the Sears Roebuck parking lot. We feel that a driveway ramp built to current specifications would make a much easier approach to the lot-and would facilitate the turning movements off Morro. It would be our suggestion that we be authorized to contact Sears and suggest that they revise their driveway ramp and also offer the removal of the first parking space south of the driveway ramp as a further step toward reduction of the existing congestion." Recommendation of the Traffic Committee approved on motion of Kenneth W. Jones, seconded by J. Barry Smith. "59 -9 -5T. For some time the Traffic Committee has noted a hazardous traffic condition near the peak of the Fredericks Street hill and feels that the hazard would be reduced greatly bythe installation of a stop sign on Chaplin Lane at Fredericks,stopping Albert Drive traffic, and so recommends." RESOLUTION N0. 588 (1959 Series). "A Resolution-Establishing Boulevard Stops on Chaplin Lane and Albert Drive Where they Intersect With Fredericks" was passed and adopted on motion of Kenneth W. Jones, seconded by Gerald W. Shipsey on the following roll call vote: AYES: Kenneth W. Jones, Donald Q. Miller, Gerald W. Shipsey, J. Barry Smith, Fred M.Waters NOES: None ABSENT: None "59 -9 -6T. The Traffic Committee has had some contact from Cal Poly staff members living in the vicinity of the campus who anticipate a problem of students parking on nearby streets within the city-,.limits to avoid the parking charge of $9.00 per quarter which will be levied by the State of California commencing with,the fall quarter. The Traffic Committee has made some study of this possibility but prefers to wait until the problem actually presents itself so that we can determine exactly what remedies would be most appropriate, if any. The dol•lege J L _J I I� administration is taking no stand on the matter of regulation off campus, but suggest that the city install signs if they feel they are needed to ease traffic hazards and /or congestion." Recommendation of the Traffic Committee recommending no action at :this time was approved -by the Council. 2. Communication from R. D. Miller, Administrative Officer, recommending to the Council that after investigation by himself and Fire Chief Schlobohm, that the low bid of Crown Body and Coach Company for fire truck be accepted. On motion of Kenneth W. Jones, seconded by Donald Q. Miller, the recommendation of the Administrative Officer was accepted and the bid of Crown Body and Coach Company in the amount of $28,551,29 was accepted. RESOLUTION NO. 589 (1959 Series), "A Resolution Increasing the 1959 -60 C Budget" (Increase Fire Capital Outlay).was passed and adopted on � motion of Kenneth W. Jones, seconded by Gerald W. Shipsey on the all following roll call vote: AYES: Kenneth W. Jones, Donald Q. Miller, Gerald W. Shipsey, J. Barry Smith, Fred M. Waters. NOES: None ABSENT: None 3. Proposed Sidewalk Ordinance (Councilman Jones' Committee) was held over. 4. Proposed Minimum Design. Standards of Subdivisions (Councilman Jones' Committee) was held over. ' 5. Proposed Sign Ordinance (referred to Building Inspector and sign organizations) was held over. 6. Proposal of D. Jackson Faustman to update 1957 report on one -way streets (Citizen's Committee on Downtown Traffic Congestion) was held over: ADDENDA 1. Mr. Fraser, Planning Director, presented for the Council a map and description of the proposed annexation of the YoakumTract, as requested by the residents thereof. On motion of Kenneth W. Jones, seconded by J. Barry Smith, the boundaries were approved and the City Clerk was instructed to forward the descrip- tion and map to the County Boundary Commission. 2. Mr. Rouser, City Attorney, presented for the Council's consideration, extension of the agreement between the City and the San Luis Obispo High School District for joint use of school facilities for recreational purposes. On motion of Kenneth W. Jones, seconded by J. Barry Smith, the Mayor was Authorized to sign said agreement on behalf of the City. 3. Councilman Shipsey requested;that the City Council consider the repeal of ' Section 2100.1 of the Municipal Code, having to do with procedure for special meetings. ORDINANCE NO. 138.(1959--Series), "An Ordinance.Repealing Section 2100.1 of the San Luis Obispo Municipal Code" was introduced and passed to print on motion of Gerald W. Shipsey, seconded by J. Barry Smith on the following roll call vote: AYES: Kenneth W. Jones, Gerald W. Shipsey, J. Barry Smith NOES: Donald Q. Miller, Fred M. Waters ABSENT: None 220 'SEP 2 1 1959 4. Mr. Miller, Administrative Officer, presented.a memorandum from Fire Chief Schlobohm, stating that Fire Marshall John H.Gill would be absent.from the City for a period from September 27 to October 1 as official delegate of the San Luis Obispo Fireman's Association to the Annual Conference of the California State Firemen's Associa- tion. The association is.paying Mr. Gill's expenses. Mr. Miler requested that this be done on city time. On motion of J. Barry Smith, seconded by Gerald W. Shipsey, the request was approved. 5. Mr. Miller, Administrative Officer, requested confirmation by the Council on allowing Mr. David F. Romero, City Engineer,to attend the Public Works Congress in Seattle, September 20 -23 under the following conditions: 1. The City will reimburse up to $00.00 for necessary expenses. 2. The meeting will be in lieu of second in -state conference. 3. Mr. Romero is to bring back a written report of the proceedings. 4. Any time-off after the 24th of October will be charged as vacation time. Approved by common consent of the Council. 6. Mr. Miller, Administrative Officer, presented to the City Council a proposal by the California Bench Company regarding placing of benches for bus patrons within the City. The matter was referred to the City Planning Commission on motion of Kenneth W. Jones, seconded by Donald Q. Miller. Copies of the proposal to be reproduced and for - warded -to the City Council-.-. 7. Administrative Officer Miller then asked the Council to adjourn the present meeting for discussion of personnel problems. Request granted. 8. Mr. Miller, Administrative Officer, brought up the matter of the ' lease of property at Laguna Lake for farming purposes for next year, as the lease expires in•November, 1959. Mr. Houser, City Attorney, recommended that if the Council proceeds to lease this land, that the agreement be amended so that the City can terminate sooner if they need this land. Also, that the City should not be required to pay for fencing or other improvements to the land. It was decided by common consent of the Council that the City advertise this.land for lease,at the.next meeting for public auction and the minimum bid by $1100 per year. 9. Communication from Arnold Volny regarding variance at 1313 Peach Street for.larger driveway approach was referred to the Traffic Committee for report to the Council. 10. Request of Fire Chief Lee M. Schlobohm for amendment of the San Luis - Obispo City Fire Zone Map was referred to Council study. On motion of Kenneth W..Jones,:seconded by Gerald W. Shipsey, the meeting adjourned to consider personnel and property litigation problems. October Accepted this 5th day of , 1959. �