HomeMy WebLinkAbout12/17/1962REGULAR MEBT&G OF THE CITY COUNCIL
December 17, 1962 - 7:30 P. M.
CITY BALL
Invocation was given by Mayor Clay P. Davidson.
Roll Call
Present: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves, Jr., Miss Margaret McNeil,
Donald Q. :filler, Gerald A Shipsey
City Staff
' Present: J. W. Abraham, Director of Planning & Building; J. H. Fitzpatrick,
City Clerk; William Flory, Director of Parks and Recreation;
6villiam M. Houser, City Attorney; R. D. Miller, Administrative
Officer; David F. lomero, City Engineer; William Schofield,
Chief of Police; Battalion Chief Wainscott, Battalion Chief of
the Fire Department.
The minutes of the Council meetings of November 12, 13, 19, 20 and 26, 1962, were
approved as corrected on a motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilwoman
McNeil.
Corrections are as follows:
Minutes of "ovember 12, 1962 - No corrections
Minutes of November 13, 1962 - No corrections
!Minutes of November 19, 1962 - Page 3, paragraph 5 should read subscribers in-
stead of subscriptions.
Minutes of November 20, 1962 - No corrections
Minutes of November 26, 1962 - Page 4, Item 6, Paragraph 2 strike out expedite
the rezoning and add resolve whether or not
the area should be rezoned.
On a motion by Councilman Graves, seconded by Councilman Shipsey, claims against the
City for the month of ecem er, 1962, were approved, su je o approval of the Ad-
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X. On.a motion of Councilman Hiller, seconded by Councilman Shipsey, the follow-
ing resolution was introduced. Resolution No. 10 , a resolution increasing
the 1962 -63 budget (Account 343, iaater Transmission and Distribution Mains
are to be increased by $13,500.00).
Passed and adopted on the following roll call vote:
AYES: Clay P. Davidson, Miss Margaret McNeil, ionald Q. Miller,
A. L. Graves, Jr., Gerald U. Shipsey
NOES: intone
ABSENT: None
1.
On a motion of Councilman Graves, seconded by Councilman Miller, the. follow-
ing salary step in reases were approved, effective January
1-,7963:
GALLAidAY, William F., Fireman, from Step 1 at $412 to step
2 at $05 per month.
CHASTAIN, Richard M., Fireman, from Step 1 at $112 to Step
2 at $135 per month.
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KIRCHP:r.R Frank W., Laborer - Equipment Operator, from Step
at $435 month.
4 at $412 to Step
per
MAYSE, Robert H., Prcject Operator, from Step 2 at $188 to
Step 3 at $515
per month.
2.
On a motion of Councilman Shipsey, seconded by Councilman Graves,
the follow-
ing employee's requests to carry over 1962 vacation to 1963
were approved.
William Houser, City Attorney - eight (8) days
Stanley Sanscm, Accountant.- two (2) weeks.
Olive Carter, Librarian - seven (7) days
3. At this time Irvin Kogan, Chairman of the San Luis Obispo Pure Water
Association, presented a report to the City Council- regarding, a policy of
no recreation on terminal reservoirs being, enforced at Salinas Reservoir
and on the Whale Rock Reservoir.
tlr. Kogan's report quotes experts in the field of preventive medicine and
sanitary engineering supporting their request for no recreation on terminal
reservoirs.
The pure ['later Association asked that no exoanded or new recreation be
approved by the City Council for terminal reservoirs furnishing water to
this City unless approved by a majority of citizens of the City of San
Luis Obispo.
Dr. Harper, City and County Health Officer, appeared before the City Council
and presented a report to the City Council regarding recreation on the
Whale Rock Reservoir being requested by the fishing; and sporting groups.of
the co. Lmunity.
Dr. Haroer.stated that as the duly constituted public health authority of
the City of San Luis Obispo, he recommended without reservation, that the
Council deny any request for recreation on the Whale Rock Reservoir.
Dr. Haroer t.hen_reviei•;ed fcr the Council's information, his sta�ement and
feelings regarding the recreation on tree Santa Piargarita Reservoir and stated
that due to the failure of the State-Department of Public Health to take any
action on the problem at Santa :Margarita Lake, he has notified the State
Department of Public realth that he, Dr. Harper, will no longer bear any
responsibility for public health inspection at Salinas Reservoir after
December 31, 1962.
CounciLman Graves thanked 1Ir. Ko;an of the Pure 'dater Association and Dr.
Harper, City and County Public health Officer, for their interest, support
and diligence in this most important water problem of the City.
On a motion of Councilman Graves, seconded by Councilman I•liller, the follow-
ing resolution was introduced. Resolution ho. —1-077, a resolution establish-
ing County policy not to approve new or expanded recreation on terminal-
reservoirs serving drinking water to this City without first receiving
approval of the voters of the City.
Council:an Miller thanked Dr. Harper, Ar. Gates and the lure Wate_• Associa-
tion for the excellent job that they are doing in the present and in the past
in attempting to protect the drinking water of the citizens of the City of
San Luis Obispo.
Councilman hiller then explained some of the matters discussed in the Senate
Hearing on this matte:.
Mavor Davidson thanked the Pure [-later Association for their work and interest
on this matter and particularly thanked citizens who were interested in help-
ing the City Council resolve this most important matter.
Mrs. Arsenio of the Pure Water Association, requested that the City Council
make a special effort to have the management of the Santa Aargarita Lake be-
come more sanitary :Winded and not so recreational minded. She then listed
violations personally checked by her on a visit to the lake.
Mr. Ko;;an thanked the City Council for its action on t're request of the Pure
[dater Association and said his co _mittee was going to attempt to afford the
same priviledges to all citizens of the County by requiring a vote of all
the people prior to establishin-r recreation or. terminal reservoirs in the
County.
R. D. Miller, Adiainistrative Officer asked permission of the Council to send
copies of Dr. 'arper's report and the Pure '.•:ate~ Association letter and
Council resolutions to the State Department of Finance, who have been asking
information on this matter. 'there was no objection by Council.
On a motion of CcunciLWan Shipse,y, seconded by Councilman craves, the follow-
ing; resolution was introduced. Resolution No. 1045 a resolution setting
forth the Council of the City of San Luis bispo's position regarding recrea-
tion at Whale Rock Reservoir.
Passed and adopted on the following roll call vote:
AYES: Clay:P. Davidson, R. L. Graves, Jr., i•Iiss Margaret McNeil,
Donald Q. :'filler, Gerald W. Shipsey
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
Xr. E. P. Thompson, Uater Superintendent, presented for Council's considera-
tion and approval, a request to the State Division of Highways for an encroach-
ment permit to place City water mains along the State Highway right of way on
Highway No. 1 north and west of the City.
After discussion and study of the plans by the City Council, on a motion of
Councilman Shipsey, seconded by Councilman Graves, :,hat the City Council
approve location of water main easement and request for encroachment permit.
Motion carried.
5. At this Lime the City Council continued the Public Hearing of December 3,
1962, regarding construction of sidewalks and /or curb and gutter under the
provision of the 1y11 Act.
Mayor Davidson opened the Public Hearing.
J. Barry Smith, 121 Highland Drive, appeared before the City Council stating
that he had investigated and found that only eleven (11) children use
Highland Drive to go to the Quintanna School and that at the end of the school
year, three (3} of the eleven (11) will be-going to junior high school and
respectfully requested that his property be taken out of this order for
placement of curb and gutter at this time as he believed it was exempted by
a prior Council.
D. F. Romero Cit4 Engineer stated that his staff had -studied this matter
and that a four 141 foot integral sidewalk at 124 Highland Drive wo,.ld cost
about 4')'1,200.00 and that a four (4) f•ot separated sidewalk would cost about
$2,400.00 not including retaining wall but just a slope back from the side-
walk.
J. Barry S.mith.asked if the City Engineer's study included damages to the
private road, trees, bushes, sprinkler system and that an honest inspection
of the property would show more cost involved than reported by the City Engine r,
particularly damage to his access road due to the steepness of the terrain.
Mr. R. H. Vincent, 415 Patricia, asked who paid to place sidewalks in the
P. G. & E. easement adjacent to his property.
W. M. Hciiser, City Attorney, stated that under the California law, this
easement was only for surface rights and that the adjacent property owners
were to place and pay for sidewalks.
Mr. G. L. Scott, 296 Warren Way, stated that in front of his residence,.
since the City rebuilt Jeffrey Drive, there is a pool of water laying there due
to some error in the street construction and that when people walk off the
the proposed sidewalk, they will walk into this puddle and reque -sts that the
City look into this matter.
D. F. Romero, City Engineer, stated that a visual inspection of the site
had indicated that Dr. Smith's private driveway would not be damaged by
' the proposed slope.
Dr. J. Barry Smith stated that nc matter how many studies are :Wade by the
City Council, he would have to rebuild the private road on his property and
replace trees and shrubs which would be removed from in front of his property.
Mayor Davidson stated that due to the size of this property and the location
of the improvement, that it should be considered as a property that could be
sub - divided and that under these conditions, the property owner should pay for
for the sidewalk and the City should pay for all other improvements such as
road relocation, retaining walls, landscaping, etc., and then a covenant be
recorded in favor of the City stating that the City would be reimbursed when
the property was sub - divided.
Councilman Shipsey stated that he honestly did not believe ghat the City
Gown -:il knc..,s the extent of what they are proposin_; on thisuroperty and second-
ly he did not ::eli ve that the City should 'oe a slave to the sidewalk policy
and that the City should, in cases such•as this when the cost is so great,
grant an exception to the sidewalk policy.
Councilman Graves stated that a need had been established for a sidewalk on
this property.
Councilman Shipsey disagreed, stating that a need had not been established
for installation of sidecalk at this point.
Councilman Graves stated that as properties above the Smith parcel are 1
developing, the sidewalks would be needed and should be placed at this time.
Also, he stated that he does not feel that exception should be granted on
the c:asis of topography of financial hardship, but only on whether a need
for such an improvement is shown.
Kr. V'incent stated that he did not believe that a need had been shown for
placing of sidewalks on his property.
On a motion of Councilman Shipsey, seconded by Councilwoman McNeil- that
the City Council exempt the placement of sidewalks at 124 Highland Drive.
Councilwoman McNeil withdrew her.second as she understood that the motion
was to defer action, not exempt.
Councilman Miller stated that he did not believe exemption should be allowed
to the placement of sidewalks as it would weaken the entire sidewalk program of
the City.
Councilman Shipsey stated that he firmly believed that some ground for ex-
ception should be recognized and he believed that excessive cost was a hard-
ship and would be grounds for an exception.
W. H. Houser, City Attorney, explained the steps that had to be taken by
the Council regarding this public "earing and findings neceasary under the
provision of the 1911 Act.
Councilman Shipsey stated that under the law the Council had the right and
duty to hear each protest and to rule on each individually.
Councilman Uiller stated that he did not agree that the property owner at
124 "ighland had the right to protest as he does not have the grounds of
financial hardship and that he should proceed as required by the other citizens
of the City.
It was moved by Councilman :Miller that the City overrule all protests and
proceed under the provision of the 1911 Act.
Motion lost for lack of a second.
Mr. H. C. Reinhardt, 1284 Sydney Street, stated that his basic objection
was not to the placement of sidewalks, but only to the method of selection and
urged that the City Council, if they were so determined, to enforce sidewalk
installation uniformly on all the citizens and not just isolated property
owners in the City.
D. F. Romero, City Engineer, explained the methods used for selecting properties
an preparation of priority lists.
Mr. O'Connell asked for an explanation of who or what this committee was that
was being referred to regarding the sidewalk matter.
Mayor Davidson, explained the background of appointment of the citizens
committee to study the problems in the City, to r1ake recommendations provid-
ing the basis for action taken by the City.
Mr. O'Connell then asked if there were a time limit for completion of side-
walk under this program at this time.
Mrs. Dorothy P4. Aldrich, 2,50�; Johnson, stated that she agreed that the present
policy of the city was unfair in that the City would never require sidewalks
in areas where there were none as they would not qualify under the 1911 Act
and does not believe that there is any justice in this Program.
W. M. Houser, City Attorney, explained the City's procedure for the plac-
ing of sidewalks and the :methods of payment. He explained that if"the
property owner does not wish to contract for sidewalks himself, the City
would call for bids, take the most advantageous bid and order the si:ewalk
placed. He believed this was an a- vantage to the property owners as a con-
tractor bidding on several properties would be able to give a better price
than bidding on one property. He also stated that if the cost was over
$50.00, the City Council, at the otmers request, could extend the payment
over a period of three (3) years at an interest rate of 3p and would be
paid with the City taxes..
Mayor Davidson declared the Public Hearing closed on a motion of Council-
man Miller, seconded by Councilwoman I,IcNeil, that the hearing be continued
to January 7, 1963, and that the City Engineer make the necessary studies
of the property at 124 Highland Drive, showing how the improvements were to
be made including tree removal, road relocation, etc. ition carried.
Councilman Graves voted not.
D. F. Romero brought to the Council's attention the matter of Council action
taken in allowing each property owner to choose his own sidewalk layout,
either integral or divided, which was decided by action of Council on
December 3, 1962, but he stated that the original requirement for sidewalk
installation was adopted by Council resolution and he believed that this
change should be made by resolution and asked the Council to pass such a
resolution.
D. F. Romero then showed a sketch of a typical ;;lock allowing property owners
to choose the type of sidewalk for their own property and showing connections
between integral and detached sidewalk.
iMr. Romero continued by explaining the reasoning for the requirement of
six foot integral diewalk and four (4) foot divided sidewalk.
Councilman Graves stated that he disagreed with the reasoning for the nec-
essity of sEF-77 foot sidewalk in residential area as a four (4) foot
' sidewalk is more than adequate.
Councilman Miller stated that he disagreed and that he believes that a six
6 foot sidewalk is necessary in order for pedestrians to avoid utility
poles, fire hydrants, and bus benches.
Council-am Graves moved that a four (4) foot integral sidewalk be the
standard in residential areas.
Councilman Graves withdrew his :motion.
On a motion of Councilman Graves, seconded by Mayor Davidson, that the City
Council require the Planning Commission to look into the proposal of requir-
ing four (4) foot integral sidewalk be the standard in residential areas
and after study, to :make reco:lmendation to the City Council. Passed and
adopted on the follot:=ing roll call vote:
AYES: R. L. Graves, Jr., Clay P. Davidson, i °IargarettMcNeil,
NOES: Donald �. Miller, Gerald W. Shipsey
ABSEA;T: None
On a notion of Councilman Shipsey, seconded by Councilmm Graves, that the
' policy of allowing property owners to choose integral or divided sidewalk
be held over until the Council receives report from the Planning Commission.
;Motion carried.
D. F. Romero was instructed by the City Council to look into the matter of
improper drainage at the intersection of Warren Way and Jeffrey Drive.
6. Second consideration of the request by R. C. Skinner Corporation to accept
the sub - division are met.
Recommendation of City engineer was approved on motion of Councilman Shipsey,
seconded by Councilman Graves.
7. Second consideration of City Council of the request of the Lakewood Associates
for City acceptance of sub - division improvement in Tract No. 234.
D. F. Romero stated that the sub - division agreement reouired that the plant-
ing in the divider strip be installed ninety (90) days before acceptance by
the City but that the subdivider had agreed to maintain said planting for a
period of ninety (90) days from the date of acceptance. Also, the subdivider
had deposited with the City $300-CO for removal of the concrete parapet cap
on Madonna Road which would be completed at the convenience of the Cit;,.
He also pointed out that these three (3) feet of curb, gutter and sidewalk
and street at the southerly end of the Los Usos Road frontage road were not
completed due to a surveying error but that the subdivider would deposit
sufficient Funds for this completion. With these exceptions, Mr. Romero
recommended that the City accept the subdivision and release the construction
bond.
Recommendation of the City Engineer was accepted on a motion of Councilman
Graves, seconded by Councilman Miller.
c. D. F. Romero, City Engineer, presented a request for final acceptance of off -
site improvements in Johnson Hi6nlands Tract No. 132.
D. F. Romero, City Engineer, recommended that the subdivision be accepted.
On a moticn of Councilman Shipsey, seconded by Councilman Graves, acceptance
to be held over to next meeting in accordance with Council policy.
9. At this time the City Council considered final passage of Ordinance No. 244,
an ordinance of the City of San Luis Obispo providing for the granting of
franchises for community antenna television systems in the City of San Luis
Obispo; providing terms and conditions for the o_Deration of such community
antenna television systems and fees therefore.
Introduced for final passage on a moticn of Councilman Shipsey, seconded by
Councilman Graves, and adopted on the following roll call vote:
AYES: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves, Jr., Miss elargaret McNeil,
Gerald W. Shipsey
I•;CE3: Donald Q. Miller
ABSENT: None
10a. Communication from the Division of Highways acknowledbing receipt of Resolution
No. 1024 regarding relodation of highway No. 13 was ordered received and filed.
10b. Communication fro;:i the California Hi;hv.ay Commission acknowledging receipt
of Resolution No. 1021, and notifying the City that it ,,,ill be presented to
the commission at its meetinE during the week of December 17, 1962, was
ordered received and filed.
11. Con:iunication from Maude Tolston, bringing to Council's attention the fast
response by the Police Department to a complaint, and their apprehension
of vandals after property damage to her home.
4ayor Davidson commended the Police Department for their fast action in this
matter and hoped that the public would be made aware of the excellent job
being done by the Police Department.
12. City Clerk, J. H. Fitzpatrick, reported to the City Council on the action
taken by the Finance Department on the recommnendation of the independant
auditors Hutcheson, Horn, Johnson & Hey on the report of their examination of
the City records for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1962.
On a motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by cot :ncilwoman McNeil, the re-
port was accepted and ordered received and filed.
On 'a moticn of Councilman hipsey, seconded by Councilman i4iller, the follow-
ino ordinance was introduced. Ordinance No. 2 1, an ordinance amending the
6inicipal Code to provide that City property taxes become delinquent on
December 10 and April 10 of each fiscal year beginning with the 1963 -64
fiscal year.
Introduced and passed to print on the following roll call vote:
AYES: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves, Jr., Miss i'largaret McNeil
Donald Q. Miller, Gerala V .. 6 hipsey
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ii0ES: None
ABSENT: None
13. City Attorney, -. M. Houser, presented a copy of Ordinance No. 25a, an
ordinance prohibiting dumping on private and public property, abandoning
vehicles on private premises and placing hand bills on automobiles, which
was held over by the City Council for study.
11. D. F. Romero, City Engineer, presented the following to the City Council re-
' garding sizes o sewer aci ities in Lacuna Park Homes No. 278.
Mr. Romero explained that the original Adamson Report had indicated that
the a n sewer trunk line which would serve the Los Osos Valley, should
be reduced in size at what would be the intersection of Avalon and Oceanaire
in Tra:;t No. 278.
Recent studies by the subdivider's engineer indicate that a more logical
reduction in sewer trunk size would occur approximately 1,700 feet norther-
ly of this point, where on branch can serve the Peterson property to the
west and another branch can serve the Johe property and others, along the
west side of the lake to the north of the lagoon now being constructed by
Mr. Skinner.
Mr. Romero stated that in his opinion this was a more loical place to re-
duceine size, but since it was contrary to the plan previously adopt-
ed by the Council, he wished some Council guidance in the matter.
On a .motion of Councilman Shi -psey, seconded by Councilman Graves, the re-
commendation cf the pity ngineer was accepted.
15. On a motion of Councilman Graves, seconded by Councilman Shipsey, the follow -
in resolution was intro uce esclution No. TU57, a reso_ution declaring
Chorro Street a major street from Broad to oothiil Blvd.
Passed and adopted on the following roll call vote:
Af:S: Clay P. Davidson, R. L. Graves, Jr., Miss Margaret IIc`�eil,
Donald Q. i•liller, Gerald W. Shipsey
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
16. Communication from the Santa Rosa Market, 798 Santa Rosa Street, asking that
the City Council grant him addition-al parking space in front of his grocery
store, was referred to the Traffice Committee on motion of Councilman
Graves, seconded by Councilman Shipsey.
17. Proposal from O'melveny and :flyers for legal services in connection with
issuance of a 002000.00 tax anticipation note, was accepted on a motion
of Councilman Graves, seconded by Councilman Shipsey, in accordance with
conditions of letter dated December 12, 1962.
18. D. F. Romero, City Engineer, brought up the matter of abandoning a 1.10
foot strip of land adjacent to Highland Drive near Tract No. 225.
Mr. Romero explained that the subdivider of Tract No. 225 had placed im-
provements across the frontage of properties outside his subdivision, and
1 had dedicated a 1.%0 foot strip of land alongside the southerly edge of
Highland Drive, so as to be assured of reimbursement for these improvements
at such time as these properties tie in to the facilities constructed by
the subdivider. Since the 1.40 strip falls outside the present road right -
of -way, _ir.,laomero requested an indication fro:a the Council as to whether
they would be willing to abandon this strip at such time as owners of ad-
jacent property have paid their full proportionate share for the improvements.
City Attorney to prepare the necessary documents for transfer of this property.
19. Resolution No. 212 -62 of the City Planning Commission notifying the City
Council that the Planning Commission has granted a conditional exception to
the Zion Lutheran Church from the installation of curb, gutter and sidewalks
from the start of the driveway located on Santa Rosa Street northerly to
the Zion Lutheran Church property line subject to the follcwin-; conditions:
That the Zion Lutheran Church shall execute a covenant runninc with the land
or post a bond of sufficient value to cover future cost of installation of
curb, gutter, and sidewalks; said bond or covenant to be conditioned as follows:
In the event any property on the same side of Santa Rosa Street and norther-
ly of the church property is developedand the City determines the curb,
gutter and sidewalks will serve a useful purpose, the Zion Lutheran Church
shall install said improvements at their expense or inhe event additional
construction takes place on church property and on request of the City, the
church shall install any or all improvements at the Church's expense.
On a motion of Councilman Graves, seconded by Councilman ShipseYi the re-
commendation of the Planning Commission was accepted with recording of a
covenant for filing of a bond at the option of the church.
20. Request of the Park and Recreation Department for authorization to call
for bids for plastering the south -wall of the Recreation Building was
approved on a motion of Councilman Graves, seconded by Councilwoman McNeil.
Said bids to be opened January 7, 1963.
21. Councilman Graves presented to the City Council a draft of the scope of the
request to be sent out to architects asking for proposals on the develop-
ment of the = Mission Plaza was discussed by the City Council.
City Council discussed the draft, particularly the requirement of the
Architect preparing the financial implementation including recommendation
for any state or federal funds available for this project in light of the
fact that the City is considerinj; the retention of Stone & Youngberg to act
as financial advisors on this program.
On a motion of Councilman Shipsey, seconded by Councilman i- tiller, that the
proposal be approved in principal and mailed out as soon as approved by
Stone & Youngberg.
22. Communication from the Mayor of the City of Pomona, regarding the street
deficiencies in the City of Pomona and forwarding a copy of a resolution
of Pomona City Council urging the League of California Cities to support
reasonable legislation to increase highway user tax and gas tax by 1¢ to
finance construction and maintenance of streets within cities, was ordered
received and filed as the City of San Luis Obispo was one of the first
cities to notify the League of their desires on this matter.
23. Communication from Russell Brown, 1130 Woodside Drive, requestin6.that the
City take some action on the indecent movies being shown at the local
theaters which he believes cause juvenile delinquency.
On a motion of Councilman Graves; _seconded by Councilwoman McNeil, that
the Council heartily endorses good quality movies, but that the City Council
does not wish to act as censors of films and that the public should make
their desires known to theaters and producers of films, demanding a better
quality be supplied.
24. M. Houser, City Attorney, presented for Council's consideration an
agreement between the City and I-Ir. Steve Zegar for construction of 'a
building on Monterey Street which would allow jr. Zegar to build a build-
ing within the building setback line on the following condition: If the
street is widened within the next ten (10) years, the City will pay one
half (z) the removal cost of the building and fair and reasonable market
value on the land aceuired.
On a motion of Councilman Graves, seconded by Councilman Shipsey, the City
accepted this agreement and the Mayor ,,Tas authorized to sign and record it
on behalf of the City.
25. Maycr Davidson reported to the City Council on a meetin; he had with represen-
tatives of Poly regarding the college request for reconsideration of the
water rate to the college because the colle.;e will contribute to .-he captial
cost of the new filtration plant and the City's share was included in the over-
all rate increase of 40/"Q'.
The Mayor reported that after studying this problem with representatives of
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Cal :'oly and staff that it would be his recommendation that the water rates
for Cal Poly be increased on 17'/20f as this is the amount involved in ',:he actual
increase in water treatment cost and includes no cost for bond expenaiture
for the new filtration plant. Adjustment would be retroactive to July 1,
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The recommendation cf the 1•iayor was approved on a :notion of Councilman Graves,
seconded by Councilman fuller.
26. R. D. Miller, Adanistrative Officer, requested Council's authorization to
1 contact State Department of Finance requesting that a population estimate
of the City be made as of Harch 1, 1963, which would continue the City's
program of keeping the population estimate current in order to receive credit
for annual gas tax and in lieu allocations which are based cn population.
Request approved on motion of �ounc l;ian Graves, seconded by Councilman
Ailler. .
On ,motion of Councilman Shipsey, seconded by Councilwoman McNeil the meet-
ing was adjoruned to December 27, 1962, 12:00 neon, at the Mctel Inn.
Approved this 21stday of January , 1963.
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