HomeMy WebLinkAbout03/04/1963REGULIL ?, T-CETIIiG OF THE CITY Cr.U1,1C1L
?Iarch a, 1963 - 7:30 P. tll.
City Ball
Invocation -v,-as given by layor Clad! Y. D- vidscn..
!loll Call
Present: Cla;v ?. Davidson, iliss i°nr;_aret McP•ieil, Donald Q. :-filler,
,�erald 11. Shipsey
Absent: R. L. Graves,Jr.
City Staff: ?d ss Patricia Clark, Librarian; J. H. Fitzpatrick, City Clerk, 'illiam
Flory, Director of Parks and Recreation; I.Tilliam i, Houser, Jr., City
Attorney; R. D. Miller, Administrative Officer; D. F. Romero, City
Engineer; ?'.illiam Schofield, Police Chief; Jack iiair.scott, Eattalion
Chief of the Fire Deoartment.
On motion of Councilman Shipsey, seconded by Councilwoman _McNeil, the minutes
of the Council maetins of February Li, and February 11, 1963 were approved
as read and the minutes of February 15 and February 18, 1963 were held over.
On .motion of Councilman Shipsey, seconded by Councilwoman isci4eil, claims
a ainst the City for the month of P•larch, 1963 were approved .. >nd ordered paid,
subject to approval of the Administrative Officer.
X. R. C. Skinner appeared before the City Council regarding Che Planned Develop-
ment student boarding house proposals b,,r his firm in the Laguna Lake area. He
' stated Chat after due consideration !:, himself and his firm, he wished to
.%,i -U his ap^_.lication for student hcusin;:; in the Laguna area as he has
chen�ed :iis plans and he will develope student housing on a parcelof land iur-
chasec by his company adjacent to Cal Poly where he believed he and his firm
will do a better job, both for the students and the ccllece.
1. On motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman Shiusev, the follow -
ir.P7 salary increase ::as approved:
DLIJHE. , Kelly, Le J al and Administrative Secretary, fro:a Step 3 at $390 _Der
month to Stew L at."L112 Der month, effective kori1 1, 1963.
2. On ,motion of Councilman Shipse r, seconded by Ccunci lman i-liller, the follow -
inc contract ,;ayments were aporoved and ordered paid:
? P1. Lyles Est. # v 1,710.00
Nadcnna Road 'dater Line (el--cation
North ay Ccrstraction Company Est. #6 : 98,L'10.70
Sewa_e 11orks :-1-!larsement
On —otic n of Councilman .tiller, seconded n `j i , j l 1
�• o_.ded b: Councilman � �_psey the fo_l..w-
in� Resolution was intro ucec: Resolution No. i0cil, a rest ution increasing
the 1962 -63 budget and transferrir. run s. Increase acco,..nt nu:aber 950,
sewer end Construction fund, and transfer from general.)
1 Passed and adopted cn the follorin, roll call vote:
AYES: i iss i•?ar�aret dcMeil, Donald . s`• ?filler, Gerald W. S: i s soy, .
Clav .. Davidson
NOES: i�lone
!!BS_NIT: R. L. Graves, Jr.
4.
On motion of Ccunci? man i-iller, seconded by Councilman Shipsey, the follcw-
inr resolution was introduced. Resolution No. 1090, a resolution acce_otin-
grant deed from -u.r-ene Petrick for drainage easement on Laurel Lane.
Passed and adloted on the followins roll call vote:
A`_e.C: i-Liss '_1ar,<areL = 'fcPieil, Donald Q. Miller, Gerald 11•9'. Shipsey,
Clay P. Davidson
K S: None
ABSENT: H H. L. Graves, Jr.
5• hIr. Grossman; attorney representin the Civic Fine Arts Association, Inc., ,
appeared before the City Council and presented a resolution for Council con-
sideration which 4rOilld reouest that the State of California recreation De-
oar t.ment oreoar�_ a study and report on the feasi'cili Ly of the _`ormatiol: of 2.
recreation and parks district for the develo ?jaent of a cultural center.
The :natter was held over to the next meetin:; and copies of the resolution
were ordered sent to the members of the City Ccnr.cil for their study.
5. A. City 'Coi:.ncll to ccnsider the request that the industrial study, :,art
of the 701 oro;gram, be implemented uricr to approval b;, the HHFA
and that the City Council enter into a .:Le::ior ;:.ncbum a:,reeraent with the conss.:.l-
tant to proceed.
S. 3eco::aendation fromthe Council appointed com:nittee reLardin,� the
Proposal for the Chamber of Co:runerce Economic Development pro -rain.
C. Com:aun'_ca.-lion from the Citv Pl2nnir.r Commission recaa:aendiny action
re garding an indi:strial survey foi•Jthe City of San Luis Obispo.
All items %..-ere held over to the stud;, .meetir: of '"arch 11; 1953.
7. The communications from Ins. John 7razil, Ar. W. Bonham and Chris -Coss, urg-
in, that the City bus service not be discontinued.
Mayor Davidson ur ed that the City Council consider acouirin., the bus system '
so that an adegii.ate bus system could be supplied to the community. He
suggested that the City take over the bus system on an J.nterim basis or until
the time someone takes over the franchise. Fe also urg�::c that the su,I esti_on
of the Chamber of Co:amerce for the formation of a committee to study ways
and _means cf providing bus service to the citizens of the cc:nmu.iity he con-
sidered by the City Council.
Councilman S`-iipsey stated that if the City takes over the bus system even on
an interim basis, the City will always be in the transportation business.
'4owever, if the•citizens of the community want a bus service; they should
male their desires known to the City Council.
Councilwoman rlcNeil stated she aF-reed with Councilman Shipsey that the City
should not take over the bus system on ate:,or ry or interim basis.
Ccuncil:nan 'Miller agreed with the Chamber of Coamerce's su_fLiestion that a
committee be appointed by the City Council to look into the bus system for
the City. 6e continued that he is 100;'] for some sort of public transport-
ation it the City.
On :motion of Councilman :'filler, seconded by Councilman. Shipsey, that the
Council be authcrized to aonoint a co'R:nittec to study flays and means of
estab•14shin� a bus syste:z in the City with a report to be rett;.rned to the
Citv Council by ''lurch 25, 1903. Ccmmittee. 'to consist of rive (5) members:
each Council :aember aoo0intin_; one member to the committee. ['lotion carried. '
8. At this time the City Council discussed the Dropr:sals received from the 3 s B
Co.ruaiinications Corporation and the Central California Co,mmuni.cations Ccroora-
ticn for CATS franchise for the City of San. Luis Cbisoo. A review of both
proposals was in.ade by the City Council, and on -.lotion of Councilman Shipsev,
seconded by Councilwoman McNeil, she follorrin: resolution ;:as introduces.
Pescluti• =: ^. f`.c. :, a resc M=icn of 'intention to -rant a CAT':, franchise to
the Central California 0•::r_'runicaticns Corporation.
Passed and adcoted on the followin roll call vote:
AYES: ;,Li ss e°Iargaret McNeil, Donald Q. i•liller, Gerald id. Shipsey,
Clay P. Davidson_
NOES: None
AESEi'!T: R. L. Graves, Jr.
9. Schofield, Chief of Police, presented to the City Council a plaque
received by t'-.e Police Department by the State of California for all cities
participating in the
e State prorn and meetin the minimum police standards.
11ayor Davidson con,;,ratulated Hr. Schofield for the -ooc'. job done by the Police
Department.
110. The City Council Co :.lnittee investigating methods of financing
sidewalk im-
provemenu recoa�lended that any property owner who desired to have a side;-;al' _
place -d in front of nis property should secure an estimate from the City -n-
gineer and upor receiving bids, the low bid would he accepted and the City
would pay the low bid up to the - n-ineer's estimate. If' tr:e _ :rcpert,y owner
put in his own sidewalk, then the City would :)ay only up to the City En-
,;ineer's estimate.
flavor Davidson stated he believed the City should also call for bids and a-
f-Turn rne worx to the lour bidder and not allow the property owner to get
the bids and award to low bidder.
D. F. Romero, City in,; ireer stated the eri;,inal committee was to include the
City Engineer and the City Attorney and that he and -"L'. Houser had not been
consulted on this recora:rendation. He pointed out that the committee proposal
would create serious legal and ad:ainistrative probler45.
='S. Houser, City F.ttcrne.7, stated that se, reral problems had been b_•ou:-ht uo in
the recommendation of the committee and asked for more time to study the
legal implications of the lien procedure f'or collection of the funds.
't was referred back to the Gommittee for further study and report to the City
Council on _larch 10, 1;63.
At this ti-c the City Council considered the introduction of Ordinance '114-0.
■ 256. An ordinance adopting the urifo m traffic ordinance.
sfter discussion the Ciuy.Ceuncil, Ordinance i +1._. 256 eras as and
passed to print on :ao--ion of Cei;nciLman Shiosev, seconded by Councilman
i'Li ller, and the -'ello:ainL roll call vote:
AY .... 1i iss 1.1argaret i1cNei1, Donald Miller, Gerald 177. Shipsey,
Clay P. Davidson
r rS: None
ABSE:T: R. L. Graves, Jr.
12• D. Romero, City = ngineer, asked the City Counc a for permission to take
traffic i= counts at the followinF intersections for potential trai'fic signal
installation: '. °icriro •i. Monterey Streets; Johr.sc.n Monterey Streets; Palm
r Chorro Streets; and California, Karsh e- San Luis Drive.
The Council suggested that counts also be ta'sen at Santa -l'osa & i-till Streets
and at Garden L HiE1era Streets.
Request wz2 approved on motien::of Councilman :filler, seconded by Councilman
Shipsey.
�13. Communciation fro Systems Ste l Builders requestin;; Council approval for
construction of a driveway 90 feet in width at No. 1 Higuera SLreet, which
is treater than that allowed under -1u.,-iicipal Code Section 7330.5.
On .notion of Councilman Biller, seconded by Ccuncilman Shipsey., the request
was approved for a deviation of )G feet drive5•ray. ;- ?oticn carried.
L . D. F. Romero, `'ity LnQineer, presented maps and sketches shoi•.ing various
routs twat : Madonna ='oad could take east of the inter- change. It could be
realigned and connected to South Street, or ::oodbrid�e Street.
i•Lr. Ro:aero also di scu<.sed the types of improve.rents and tile estimated cost
Of' acquiring land, building, and road construction for the various alternates.
Alt. r;'1
gook Strcet alternate
:173,000.00
Alt. 1r2
I4adorna
-toad angle across :iiguera
to South
Street
225,000.00
Alt. i#3
Madonna
Road- Cicodbrid.e- ScutFi St.
2653000.;0
Ultimate
Develope-
ment
;•1andonna
Road- ?•ioodbrid;e and across
SPR:i
to Eishoo and Auusta Street 22230,000.00
Mr. Romero also pointed out that the majority of the Planning COlanission had
favored ternate #1.
fhe City Council discussed the various alternatives as presentee by the
City n;ineer.
i'•iayor Davidson suggested that the best plan in his opinion was Alternate ##3,
aadoonna "oad odbridE;e -South Street, as the City already cams some of the
property needed for the right of way.
CourciLnan Miller stated that possibly the City should stick to South Street
as the major future arterial as the City already ot,ns the necessary right of
way. He also sug;;csted that the City pursue Alternate 7#1.
Or :notion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilwoman i'ucl:eil that the
City Council follow the recommendation of the Planning Ccraaissio n and adopt
Alternate , #1. Motion carried.
Clell Tahelchel, member of the PlanninE; Co:amission, appeared before the City
Council stating that he was the member of the PlanninE Cot,iission who dis-
agreed.t.ith the Commission recommendation and urged that ae City Council follow
th<: reco:.:mendation of connecting iPiadonna :-toad vrith the e::tension of lvoodbridge
Street, or Alternate i #3 or # #I1 as presented by i-Ir. Romero.
The City Council continued their discussion cn various frays to realign
Madonna =Load and extend it to the east.
i•avor Davidson stated that another intersection which should be studied for
align:•nent was the intersection of Chorro Street and Foo'khill boulevard.
The City Council discussed this *natter and stated that due to the or000sed
route for Highway No. 1, within six (6) months this intersection t•reuld a gain
be studied.
U
15. D. F. Romero, City ingineer, presented a r:ap showing what imarovements ;:ere
bein- proposed in proposed ion �•r th the construction of tcie interchange at
I•Iadonna Road, e:•aphasiaing particular! -, the iIado -.na toad i:n_vrovements of
sidewalk, curb and gutter.
The City uouncil discussed the City's not ac_epting the interchange in the
City street system until all City improvements are placed.
On motion of CrunciLman i- Iiller, seconded by CounciLnan "hipsey, it was roved
that the City not accept rmaintcnance a;, the Madonna 'Load interchange and
approaches until curb, -rutters and sidewalks are placed on the northwest
side of the ramp. Motion carried.
15. At this time the City Council considered the final passage of Ordinance No.
25?, an ordinance a.�mending Section 4231 of the San Luis Obispo Iitmicipal
Code. (Power boats at La-una Lake). '
`irally passed on :notion. of Councilman ;Miller, seconded by Councilman Shiosev,
and on the following roll call vote:
AYES: i•Ziss Margaret I,IcNeil, Donald Q. .filler, Gerald W. Shipsey,
Clay P. Davidson
I -TOES: P ?one
ASSENT:. R. L. Graves, Jr.
17. At this time the City Council considered final passal;e of Ordinance No. 25113
an ordinance providing, for charges to be levied on property not prc:iously
serviced by tl-.c City *rater system.
CounciLmar, Graves had asked that this item be held over for. further dis-
cu5sion with the City Council as he was not ;'pin to be oresent at this meet -
in ;: .
Councilwoman . °'lcNell stated tha—u she was l•:'_llin� t� held ofi the G'_scussion
until Council: ?an raves could be present.
Councilman Shi.nsev also a:_reed to wait on a decision on t_�:is :latter.
' ia:or Davidson stated that he disc reed and the Council s:.culd make a de-
cislon at this time as the Council ce:1"liutee .,ad s.Udied t'sd.s matter and
recommended that it be passed and that he believed that in talking to
Councilman Graves that he had notMn; new to add re- ardinE the acrea_e versus
the unit cost. The matter was held over to the :neetin7, of ?March 11, 1963.
13. Traffic Co:"L',li ttee Reoort of February 2i1, 1963.
JJ -J -lC :r:e Traffic Committee has looked at the redoes t• of Fore:lost
Daries for a 12- min-ate par: :inLr zone in front of their office at 570 Hi�uera
Strcet and recommends that one 12- minute zone be installed.
63 -3 -2,C It is likei:ise reconmended that one 12- minute �-reen zone be
installed in front of the Launderette at 3Li6 lli�Uera Street.
63 -3 -3C in regard to the letter from Andrew Renetzl y re,,ar•din� the
hazards s condition caused b cars entering Hathway and California Boulevard
fro:;i the alley which runs at right angles to Eath:ra; , the Corinittee feels
that a stun si. r. Stooping alley traffic enterin:, tla t ,wav would be helpful
as a re:linder to ..:otorists of the law "OVer'ninL SL1C situations.
On ;notion of Councilman Iiller, seconded b�.- cunciLian Shiosey, the fe11c:.-
ino reSC.lution was intrcduced. i.eSolutlonL No. 1093, a resolution estab11sI1-
in� a 12-:1i -ute par! :in,' zone on ;;i uera 3'treet and a 3t0_J si= on the alley
ente-i -E �athrray Street.
Passed and a_icoted on the follo,:i.rr; roll call vote:
?:'ES: Clay F. Davidson, ";iss Mars-aret. s•Icl,Jeil, Donald Q. :"!_ller,
Gerald lvd. Shipsey
. ?GFS: efone
ABSENT: R. L. ',,raves, Jr.
63 -3-L:C In regard to the request of .the 13oard of Education that the
C'=. nittee Sive further consideration to traffic conditions at Lizzie and
Johnson, the Traffic Cr:m.aittee feels that a letter should be written to
the .3chool :'Card Uri ;'in that they develop a secondary route lditnin the school
ca:a_ouses which would connect California Boulevard with Johnsen A•renlle via
the hi._ah school and j -,inicr high camnlses . It :may be that a one Uay tra_M c
flow wRhin the campuses would be _-.eSirable fro ^1 the stand_ocint of economy
and also as far as traffic flows are concerned.
63 -,, -KC in reF-ard tc the recl:est of the Manor that further study be
iven to the California-, .1arsh intersection, if the Council has no ob;ec-
tion, the Cit-: = Engineer ;a11 take steps to '.-a:e ere recent traffic
counts made to determine the .justification or lack of justification for
traffic si.-nalS at that intersection, The City L'n incer was instrucL.ed to
proceed.
63 -3 -6C In retard to the rec_uest fe the laver that further study be
given tc•the d'_rectional signs at Chcrro and i uera, the Committee feels
that, iro::'. an en ine er inL,- st^ndpclnt, 1113 _.c _.V so-,,n d installation and that
a further period of trial should be given before any thanes are :Wade so
that the :nOtorin& public may become accustomed to the new installation.
The Public ''_rks Department do plan to c:o some touch -up paintin_ in the
area on tnc pavement surfaces.
6- 3 -3 -7 it has been called to our attention that :rest bound motorists
cn Foothill making a right hand turning rnove:ttent onto Ci-orro have difficulty
entering the right hand turn poc :ef....ecause of cars parked or the riSnt side
of Foothill. It i. therefore suer- est, -!d that 50 additional feet of red zone
be placed extendin;- in an easterly direction from the Chorro intersection
on thencrth side of the Foothill Blvd. ric;rever, because this zone would be
i.Lnediately in front of a residence, it is suggest ed that a hearinL be set
by the Council on t:ie question and the propert-" owner notified.
The reCG^ImendatiOP. of the Planning Com'nission was adopted and the City
Clerk was instructed to notify the crcaertr owner that a Public Hearing
:-rill be held cr. this _natter on :larch lo, 1963. '
19. Report by the -City Library o oard ioY iu rdinC a copy cl' .er n endaticn from
the California State Library Staff re�ard.inL coope_-ation 'oetween the City
and County- Library, was recei-.cd and the commanic ation from the City Lib-
rary Board Trustees rece y::endin._; to the City COlLnCll that• reciprocal borrow -
ing Gr_vi.led —es between the City and Ceunt:r be continued.
On motion Of C011l:cilSlan_ _•1i1L_r, seconded ty Councilwoman 'McNeil, that the
Citj' Council adopt the recom:aendatien c tr:e Library Bcard of Trltstees.
notion carried.
20. Co;emunicaticn from Freeman. Sign Service recuesting L-_iat the City Council
appoint a co:amittec composed of City and si : -.n business representatives to
study the problems in the sign ordinance and zonin` ordinance dealing with
signs. Cc!Lmunicaticn referred tc the Planning Conaissicn for a:Dpcinz,:nent of
a ccriaittec on this :natter.
21. Cam::unication from R. C. Skinner Coro. reeuesting acceptance of subaivision
imorovements in Tract No. 262, was held over at the request of the City
Lngineer, pending completion of all improvements.
22. The follo;.rin. report was received from the Cit;r EnCineer regarding im-
provement to the setter s;rstem in the Cuesta Drive area:
"Our analysis of the sewer backup problem in the Tassajara -Cerro iomauldo ,
area indicates that the line on Tassajara bet,.een Cerro ?emauldc and Foot-
hill Blvd. is overloaded during storms by three times its theoretical
capacity. This Can oe corrected by the installation of a parallel 8"
serer line along this street irhi ch we ld bring theoretic capacity up to
present day flows. -T would reco :,-mend, however, that a 1011 line including
cone- nencies and en�in.eering W4 11 be appre ::imately ! ,200.00. Design and
construction can be conducted durin; this comin- SCrini j7 desired.
"The se•:rer line on Cuesta Drive between Cerro Romaluldo and !oothill is
also overloaded at tilis time. F:cwever, we have received no CcmplaintS of
no,,se flooding in this block. A parallel 611 line would provide sufficient
capacity to serve the future potential flows in Lhis line. This cost would
ba appro imately $5,C -0.00. This line need not be installed i:r_aediately,
ho,:,-ever, problems will become iaore acute in the future. This line can also
be designed and constructed this coming spring, if the Council so desires.
"The Adamson .`eport of 1 54 recom-:aended a parallel trunk sewer line from
the intersection of Chorro and Lincoln street northerly on Chorro to
Foothill, and westerly on Foothill to Tassajara. The report indicated that
this line ;•roii.id be needed in the relatively near future to provide for
growth of the area. We have not analyzed i:Lr. Adamson's pipe sizing, how-
ever, using iris Figures we trill be faced witia an expenditure of approximately
Y80,000.00 ;•ritnin the foreseeable future to pre:�ent se:• :ex• flooding. At
this time, there a pears LG be no seriOUS i )roblem alon,, the route of This
proposed line, however, I merely :ish to infor :rn the Council that this es-
penditure will be fac'n3 us within a fc'r; years as the area continues to
grow."
On -notion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Ccuncilirc:aan i.lcilcil, that the
City Engrineer be authorizes to prepare detailed plans and specifications for
setter improvements on Cuesta Drive and Tassajara Street.
23. Communication and r com'aendYtion fro.a the Par L• and =tecreation Co:mnission re-
Garding improvin,; the dirt road enterin_; the :each School ;;rounds adjacent
to the Little League Field at Throop Par:: as fo_lo- ::s:
Their recom:iendations are:
1. The limited use does net. justify the e::pendi.ture for a service
road into the: school b ond_:, used primarily b: school personnel and
maintenance crews.
29 3nectators at Little League games could park on Cuesta and
:iarler. :i enues instead of inside the present cart area, an,-: a
gate could be installed to eliminate entrance to this area if' cars
were to be excluded. from dirt in ouestion.
2'9. Co:2aunication from Fire uhiel Scnoloolus re;ardi ng Une acouisiUlon of a fire
house site in the Laguna -Los Gsos area and th offer by the property o-mer
to Sell said property to the City and a -skin.; gnat the Gity acqi1ire t ^is
property for a fire station and training site for the City Fire Department.
Battalion. Chief iainscott appeared before the City Council and presented
various factors that should be considered by the fire Department in estab-
lishinz a fire station location and e::?lained the need that the Fire Depart-
ment has for an adequate trainin[; site w• th water available for testinn; the
deoartnent's :pumpers.
I-Iayor Davidson suggested that the City Council and the Firc Department
investigate City owned property in the area and that the City shcsld attempt
to make City oirned property available for a fire station and training site
rather than buy additional land for Sovernment .7u-rUGSCS.
Cr motion of Counc-LL•ihan Shipsey, seconded by Councilman Ailler, the re-
port was referred to the Plannino Co:amission for their studlr and reco:rmenda-
tions. :Iot'_on carried. =1ayor Davidson voted not.
29. Communication from the Plannin Dena- -trient, County of San Luis Obispo,
ann ouncinE the annual Plarnin Council Conference to be held at Asilornar,
3atiyrday, iiarch 23, 1953, and :inviting the City Council to attend.
Ce-:i,ninicaUi on was ordered received and filed.
30. Cera°urication .Crow the General Cervices Administration notifying the City
Council that they ::*ish to terminate their lease effective ;aidnight, April
1;.:, 1953, on that portion of the =recreation Building located on the southwest
corner of the first floor, ,ras referred to the Park and Recreation Corinission.
On motio.:n of Iayor Davidson, seconded by Counci Lman Snipse; , file CoiLn.cil
'
accepted the rcco:.vaendation of the Park and itccreaItion Ccrre:Iission.
211.
This item was removed from the a;enda at the request of cuncilman _Idler.
25.
Request by the WatEr_ Superintendent concurred in by the Administrative
Officer to substitute purchase of pipe cutter for air tools under budget
Account No. 278.
Tcol Shop and garage equipment were approved on notion of CounciL•nan Dhipsey,
seconded by Councilman iI ller.
25.
Communication from the City Planning Commission fori.arding tentative :nap
of Tract Nc. 290, Johnson Hi:;hlands No. 5., for Council's consideration. On
:notion of Councilman Shipsey, seconded bj Councilman 'Adler the tract
map i,;as approved.
27.
Cc:amunication from the City Planning Commission notifying the City Council
-that the com:rdssic•n acted avorably on a use permit to allow construction
of a telephone company buildin on ?lill Street :;cst of the Cit %r Hal parking
lot. The Planning Cc;miission also recerlaends that the City COLmcil approve
the ccnstruction of a tunnel beneath Lill Street for the purpose of servinz
the existing and proposed telephone company buildings.
City- Engineer, D. F. Romero, explained that construction cf the tonne;
, ;ould necessitate blockins off a portion of Mill Street for several months
durinL- construcUion.
On motion of Councilman f filler, seconded b,; COhinciLman. Shipsey, a tun:iel
under hill Street was arroro•red subject to: an agreement being filed by the
telephone company protecting the City durin -- construction of said tun,_el.
Io ti on carrel
2'9. Co:2aunication from Fire uhiel Scnoloolus re;ardi ng Une acouisiUlon of a fire
house site in the Laguna -Los Gsos area and th offer by the property o-mer
to Sell said property to the City and a -skin.; gnat the Gity acqi1ire t ^is
property for a fire station and training site for the City Fire Department.
Battalion. Chief iainscott appeared before the City Council and presented
various factors that should be considered by the fire Department in estab-
lishinz a fire station location and e::?lained the need that the Fire Depart-
ment has for an adequate trainin[; site w• th water available for testinn; the
deoartnent's :pumpers.
I-Iayor Davidson suggested that the City Council and the Firc Department
investigate City owned property in the area and that the City shcsld attempt
to make City oirned property available for a fire station and training site
rather than buy additional land for Sovernment .7u-rUGSCS.
Cr motion of Counc-LL•ihan Shipsey, seconded by Councilman Ailler, the re-
port was referred to the Plannino Co:amission for their studlr and reco:rmenda-
tions. :Iot'_on carried. =1ayor Davidson voted not.
29. Communication from the Plannin Dena- -trient, County of San Luis Obispo,
ann ouncinE the annual Plarnin Council Conference to be held at Asilornar,
3atiyrday, iiarch 23, 1953, and :inviting the City Council to attend.
Ce-:i,ninicaUi on was ordered received and filed.
30. Cera°urication .Crow the General Cervices Administration notifying the City
Council that they ::*ish to terminate their lease effective ;aidnight, April
1;.:, 1953, on that portion of the =recreation Building located on the southwest
corner of the first floor, ,ras referred to the Park and Recreation Corinission.
31.
Annual report from the clLrator of the Cou:It,, iistcrical riLSeum for the period
of ?ebruar;,r, l; ^•02 to February, 1003, was ordered received and filed on
notion of Councilman -•ii ller, seconded b;r CourciLnan S:Iipsey .
32.
Coilrunicaticn from the Citv of Oakdale, California, Sorwardi nS a cony of
a resolution aporovin and urfin the adoption by the California Assembly
of bills #316 and ,\ ,"h'2, which would have the effect of e: enptins ra;•r
materials in the eri ;inal package when held b•,r the manufacturer from per-
sonal property ta:•.es, was referred to the City Attorney for inve::ti; ation
and report.
33.
Communication from the Department of Fish and Game, notifying- the iihale
Rock Co;amission that their :rill be plantin, 100,000 finCerlin rainbow trout
Ip
in the reservoir, was ordered received and filed.
34.
D. r. Romero, City En, ineer, .reserrtec: the plans and specifications for
t:ie South Higuera Sewer Tr;:n'_c Line for the Council's information and e:: -.
plained the various factors involves' in the proposed i.•ipe line.
On motion of Councilman 11iller, seconded by CounciLman ahipsey the plans
and specifications were approved and bids',.-:ere authorized to ''-e advertised.
35.
i..rilliam -r, Flory, Park and Pecreation Director, presented. for City Council's
approval, contract change order rIl for the repair and plasterine project on
the south wall of the Recreation Building and requested Council approval
of said addition.
Description is as follo:•rs:
"T a and tr s a ,�h w
Lo remove ti•;G e?l t II S;GOden S�eJS LC D_aU,OT':� djacent t0 sOL`.• wall
of City Recreation Building locatec', at 864 Santa =tosa Street in the City
of San Luis Obispo, California.
"To replace two steps outlined above with :e:nenL steps.
"To paint three new doors, door jams amid casins located on or as a Dart of
the existing south wall of City Recreation :wilding.
"Total cost of charge not to exceed $440.00.".
On notion of Councilman Hiller, seconded by Councilwoman i4ci?eil, the change
order was approved.
36. On motion of CounciLman Shiosey, seconded b7- Councill•:cnan iiciieil, the follow -
in;; resolution :;as introduced. Resolution Ho. 1110, a resolution providing
for the holdinb of a General _'iunicipal election, est• =..blishing precencts and
polling places anti appointin election boards.
Passed and adopted on the following roll call vote:
AIRS: Clair P. Davidson, ,iiss ',IarE-aret :IcHei1,
Donald '%. i.Iiller, ;ierald li. Shipse�(
1,70SS None
AE L':iT: t. L. Graves, Jr.
37. On Notion of Councilman ?iller, sec._nded by Councili,•oman i4cNeil, the meeting
was adjourned at 11:50 ?'. i,i. to iiednesda;, -"arch 6, 1963, at 12:30 '. :•S. for
a tour of the sewaLe plant project.
APproved this 29th day of April, 1963.
Ci clerk