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Roll Call:
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
March 7, 1966 - 7:00 P.M.
CITY HALL
Present: Emmons Blake, Frank Gallagher, Arthur F. Spring,
Donald Q.'Milldr, Clell W. Whdlchel
City Staff:
Present: P. Chapman, Planning and Building'Director; J. H. Fitzpatrick,
City Clerk; R. D. Miller, Administrative Officer; D. F. Romero,
City Engineer; E. P. Thompson, Water Superintendent, J. Wain-
Scotts Battalion Fire Chief.
On motion of Councilman Blake, seconded by Councilman Spring, the minutes of the
meeting of January 14, February 7, and 9, 1966 were approved, and the minutes of
February 21, 1966 were corrected on Page 7. Motion carried.
On motion of Councilman Blake, seconded by
City for the month of March were approved
of the Administrative Officer.
Councilman Gallagher, claims against the
and ordered paid subject to the approval
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1. On motion of Councilman Spring, seconded by Councilman Gallagher, Herbert T.
Franklin was appointed to the City Planning Commission to complete the term of
Herbert Landeck who resigned. Motion carried.
2. W. M. Hollister appeared before'the City Council appealing the requirement of
the Building Department for rewiring an addition to the old electrical service based
on the fact that the electrical meter to serve the property at 1042 Pacific Street
must be moved to do demolition of adjacent property.'
Mr. Hollister based his appeal to the Council on the fact that these buildings were
relatively old, that no structural alterations or additions were being made and he
felt that the requirement was excessive because the only work being done was the
moving of the electrical service to a new location.
Mr. Burt Walter, Building Inspector, appeared before the City Council stating that
in accordance with the existing codes and the Housing Act of the State of California
that these buildings non -owner occupied must be brought up to code regardless of
whether the meter was being changed or not.
Further, W. Walter stated he felt that the State Housing Act took precedence and
that the City Council could take no action to relax the requirements imposed by
the Code.
On motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman Gallagher, that the City
Council uphold the Building Inspector's decision. Motion carried. Councilman Blake
voting no.
3. The City Council discussed the communication from Mr. Louis J. Garvey in which
he questions the City's regulation in requiring a signature to start or close water
service as he felt that this was an imposition and that most progressive water
companies did not require personal turn off of water service.
' The City Clerk read the provisions of the
for service and discontinuance of service
for service be on a form prescribed by the
same provisions for discontinuance.
Municipal Code dealing with applications
and the code requires that all applications
Water Department or by letter and the
After some discussion by the Council, the City Clerk was instructed to write Mr.
Garvey and inform him that the City Council considered his request and felt that the
existing regulations are valid for the City of San Luis Obispo.
4. Mr. William Houser, City Attorney, presented the following report on the
recommendation of Wood's Animal Shelter for a penalty on persons who do not renew
their dog licenses.
Mr. Houser felt that a penalty of $1.00 per month was excessive and suggested that
if the City Council desired a penalty clause, that the dog owner be given until
March 1 of each year to obtain the City licenses and thereafter a penalty of $.50
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March 7, 1966
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per month or portion thereof would be assessed.
On motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman.Spring, the following
ordinance was introduced to print. Ordinance No. 339, an ordinance amending
Section 4110.6 of the San Luis Obispo Municipal Code, providing penalties for
late registration of dogs.
Passed and adopted-on the following roll call vote:
AYES: Emmons Blake, Frank Gallagher, Arthur F. Spiiitg,
Donald Q. Miller, Clell A. Whelchel
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
5. Communication from Mi. Houser, City Attorney, regarding Prado'Road Service
Station lease was ordered held over.
6." Mr. Romero, City Engineer, reported to the'City Council that during the week of
February 14 -18 the parking meter department ran a check on all 832 meters "in the
City that would accept pennies and found that four meters were defective giving a
reliability factor of 99.5%.
Mr. Romero stated he felt that the numerous complaints received'on malfunction of
parking meters were caused either by improper operation of the meter on thi -part of
the customer, faulty memory as to the amount of time-given, or possibly a deliber-
ate attempt to avoid payment of a parking ticket.
On motion of Councilman Blake, seconded "by Councilman Miller, the report of the City
Engineer was received and filed. Motion carried.
7. Communication from the City Administrative Officer regarding identification
seals for City equipment was ordered received and filed.
17. Communication from the San Luis Obispo Human Relations Commission regaiding'
the lack of a clearly defined procedural policy and asking that the City Council
approve the proposed articles prepared by the Commission which . establish the purpose,
function and membership of the Commission so that there can be no question in the
proper roll of the San Luis Obispo Human Relations Commission in the City of San
Luis Obispo.
Reverend Duckett, member of the Human Relations Commission, appeared before the
City Council to discuss the articles stating the purposes and'function of- the'
Commission and asking that the City Cduncil accept these as guidelines for the
operation of the Commission.
On motion of Councilman Blake, "seconded by Councilman Miller, the articles as
presented were accepted as guidelines for the Human Relations Commission. Motion
carried. Councilman Gallagher voting no.
26. Communication from P. Chapman, Planning Director,-reporting to the City Council
on the list of substandard buildings in the community presented to the Council in
December for demolition under the provisions of Section 203 of the Unified Building
Code.
Mr: Chapman reported that two of the buildings had been removed, three of the
buildings were in the process of demolition-and he recommended that the building at
638 Marsh Street, 333 -1/2 Branch Street and 651 Foothillt'Boulevard be granted 30
days extension of time to complete the demolition.
He stated on the buildings at 2138 Broad Street, 67. §outh Street; and 175 High
` Street, that no action had been taken and urged that the City Council take action
to have these properties cleared by the City.
The City Clerk presented a letter from Clayton Robertson, property owner of the
building at 67 South Street asking for more time to raise the funds to demolish
the building and a communication from Fred L. Gist representing the property owner
at 175 High Street asking for an extension of time so that he could sell the
property and the new owner could then salvage slime of the building materials,. -
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On motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman Spring, the Planning Director
was instructed to notify the property owners affected that if the buildings are not
removed within 30 days, then the City will take steps to have the buildings demol-
ished. Motion carried.
20. Cosmmafcation from Fire Chief, Lee Schlobohm, regarding the 1966 City Weed
' Abatement Program requesting that the City advance funds in the 1965 -66 budget
so that the Weed Abatement Program can-proceed.
Chief Schlobohm also requested approval by the Council of the rate of overtime pay
for firemen posting, rototilling and burning property including prorate cost of
equipment.
On motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman Blake, the recommendation
of the Fire Chief was accepted with a minimum charge of $7.50 per lot to be made.
Motion carried.
On motion of Councilman Gallagher, seconded by Councilman Miller. the following
resolution was introduced. Resolution No. 1532, a resolution increasing the 1965
66 budget by increasing account 200.21 by $28000.
Passed and adopted on the following roll call vote.
AYES: Emmons Blake, Frank Gallagher, Arthur F. Spring,
Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
27. Communication from the Planning Commission forwarding for the Council's
' information their approval of the tentative map for Tract 350 by the R. C. Skinner
Corp.
The Tract is for single family residential development on the south side of Los Osos
Road and conforms to the overall plan presented by Skinner for development. The
Planning Commission recommends approval of the tentative map for Tract 350 subject
to the following conditions:
1. Locations of street lights and fire hydrants to be subject to staff
approval.
2. Existing water service lines to be relocated as necessary to serve re-
subdivided area.
3. No direct access to Los Osos Road from adjoining lots.
4. Street widening of Los Osos Road according to City policy.
5. Subdivision to be 'streamline' electrical systems with the overhead line
to the existing house converted to underground service.
6. Sidewalks to provide for transition to integral sidewalks on street stub.
7. Trees to be planted to City standards but located at the back of the
' sidewalks.
On motion of Councilman Gallagher,.seconded by Councilman Blake, that the tentative
map of Tract 350 be approved subject to the same conditions placed thereon by the
Planning Commission. Motion carried.
28. Recommendation from the City Planning Commission that the planned development
for Mustang Village be amended to allow the sale of convenience items subject to
the following conditions:
1. Use to be reviewed by the Commission in six months.
2. Concession area to be no larger than 10' x 121.
3. Sales to be restricted to sundry items only.
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4;.. Not more than one. e pjqy"..at_ one :time.
Councilman Spring :stated that....; he objected strenuously,io'.t&ii eixieptioneto %the.,.
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residential use for Mustang Village and stated that he would oppose -.any- retail sales
in this development.
Further, -he. f e I t..that enoiigh coiicesdibns--.had'.Veeri.z&ranted,tojthis..develo er b ..the,:,.,-,
Council from the original planned develORmdnt...,-
.On, motion of ..Councilman Springi.-qeconded-bv.-.;Councilman�Miller.. a 1, Y., I
!th t. the,..Cit Council
deriy t4e._n quest_for sale.of,,convenience,.items.at- ..Mot tdif-c-arried-. 7�
... ..,�dptang;.Village.
A. Mr. H. Fryer, Sr,, appeared before the City Council and invited the City Council
and staff --members-to,itattend:a meeting.of leading,,citizens;on Tuesday,,-March 15,.,,1966
at t H�alth,Centeir.; t'd 7he ar, pre seritat ions dealing--with' "osi-ri"n#
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availability of feder_'a'1lf'u*n'ds for such housing in the City of San Luis-- ispi?
possible development.
8.....zMr,; Romero t---O-fdt7irited th - sf —bf,
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lacking sidewalks or curb, gutter and driveway im0fovements -and -explained the,-
need for completion of these improvements.
On motion of Councilman Spring, seconded by Councilman Gallagher, the following
resolution was introduced; Resolution.,flo..1534,.
.:a n,
�resolutiore
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in sidewalk
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improvements on portions -of Broad,. -f.each, _Chqiqqj j94!2qqn and ,.4lj -Streets.
Passed and adopted on the following roll call vote:
AYES: Emmons Blake, Frank Gallagher, Arthur F. Spring,,n-•
Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel pp
IpEs.: None.-,
ABSENT: None
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9. Com mun"ic"a"t" ion..ir.. qm-I tI— he-C i..tv...-Atto_ rn e� y- r- e- ga_ rdi_n._ g j the',Iegality of assessing ;,
sidewalk re"ii-costs.over.athree-year,period.
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Mr. Houser stated that he felt this would be impossible under the 1911 Improvement
Act which-As being..used,by,1the City.,to,repairrsidewalks.-,Communication..received
and filed.
10. At.,this-time the,City -Council. discussed,,the request.,,qf the �State .Divisionc of
Forestry for the enactment of a Mutual Aid Agreement between the City..qnd the,,,.;",-.
Division of Forestry to fight fires outside the City of San Luis Obispo
A letter from Mr. Houser, City Attorney, was read stating that he objected to a
Mutual Aid Agreement;with.the Division -of-Forestry.-stating- that -,other,.Counties,-
handle fire protection in-the County areas by County wide -o"r"locai-Pi-re,D-istricts
where•the,.residents-of.; the,'District:-Ray.,for.the..cost,of such vrotection..%.-,
In this County there is no such County wide'i-firie protection 'S'ystem andi•the County
con' tra_cts,w_i:t_h the - Division of.Forestry to;,handle.fires,in the County area although
the primary responsibility
of the Division of Forestry is to State Forest lands.
Mr. Houser continued that though a moral issue is often raised when a building_.,_.•,--
close to the City is allowed to burn to the ground because the City will not send
it'-s.,f' i" re":: fi' ghting_equipment
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:.-t- he.fire,-the_,answer_is the.)people-within,.the
-City,-,
Limits w o.,ar : p fpg� Tor, e.equ Vpfien f-and,the re entitled
to immediate response to any fire within the Citym.afid,should-not have.ito-wait until:,
a fire is put out outside the City before responding. " , - -", -,4 __
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The solution. for -the 'adjqinin areas..who wlsh,.,toireceivel.fire Protection from-the...n.
City should be to annex to the City.
On motion of Councilman Miller. seconded,,b3i Counc i Iman.. Spring, -,that. -the Division
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of Forestry be notified that the City Council does not"wish to-enter into a mutual
Aid Agreement at this time. Motion:carried.-,-,
11. Communication from the Feather,River-rAssQciation,-for.warding.-.an: invoicd fof
annual membership in said association was considered by the City Council.
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On motion of Councilman Gallagher, seconded by Councilman Spring, that the City
withdraw its membership from the Feather River Association. Motion carried.
Councilman Blake and Councilman Miller voting no.
12. R. D. Miller, Administrative Officer, presented for the Council's consideration
the proposal that the City Planning Director submit preliminary application for
federal assistance under new legislation for sewer and water projects within the
' City.
Mr. Miller suggested that possibly the City could apply for funds for the filtra-
tion plant on Reservoir Canyon Creek, for sewer and water extension along Edna Road
and a parallel water line along Westmont to the west City Limits.
After discussion by the City Council it was moved by Councilman Gallagher, seconded
by Councilman Miller, that Mr. Chapman be authorized to proceed with a preliminary
inquiry on the projects mentioned. Motion carried.
13. Mr. Chapman, Planning Director, presented a plan of the proposed setback for
building restrictions along San Luis Creek and recommended that a 40 foot building
setback line from the center of the Creek be accepted by the City Council.
Mr. Houser, City Attorney, wrote a memorandum to the City Council stating that an
interim setback line preceding erection of structures within a reasonable distance
from the Creek center line could be established on any major creek within the City.
On motion of Councilman Blake, seconded by Councilman Miller, the following
ordinance was finally passed as an emergency ordinance. Ordinance No. 340, an
emergency ordinance establishing building setbacks along San Luis Creek.
Passed and adopted on the following roll call vote:
' AYES: Emmons Blake, Frank Gallagher, Arthur F. Spring,
Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
Mayor Whelchel declared a recess at 9:15 P.M. The meeting reconvened at 9:20 P.M.
- All Councilmen present.
14. Mr. Romero, City Engineer, presented for the Council's information and
consideration four proposals for development of the expansion of Parking Lot No.
3 with property being acquired by the City between Palm and Monterey Streets and
Chorro and Osos Streets.
Mr. Romero presented the following alternatives:
Alternate A - 34 net spaces at a cost of $4,436.00 per space.
Alternate•B - 45 net spaces at a cost of $3,150.00 per space.
Alternate C - 51 net spaces at a cost of $750.00 per space.
Alternate D - 21 net spaces at a cost of $1,721.00 per space.
(B revised)
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Mr. ro recommended that Alternate C be accepted by the Council as a first
phase and initial development of thin Parking Lot.
On motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman Gallagher, the City Engineer
was instructed to negotiate with adjacent property owners-in an attempt to acquire
the additional property needed by the lot development under Alternate C. Motion
carried.
15. On motion of Councilman Spring, seconded by Councilman Gallagher, the following
ordinance was introduced for final passage. Ordinance No. 3372 an ordinance amend-
ing ordinance number 331 (1965 Series) regarding temporary restriction on install-
ation of signs:
Finally passed on the following roll call vote:
AYES: Emmons Blake, Frank Gallagher, Arthur F. Spring,
Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel
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Page 6
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ABSENT: None
16 "^:', On: motion of. founc i-l=n:_-Mi 1:1 er. seconded- by-!Counc Uman:.Gal-lagher, the :following
resolution. was-• introduced:__. Resolution No. -% 1535-i -a resolution; suppdifijrt
6 'adop-! :_
t ion-. of the '• establishment. of: a-&hannel.. Islands-, National
Passed and adopted on the following roll call vote:
AYES:-: ;Rmrnnns..:Blake -,Ftank Gallaghe�r,. Arthur �
Donald_%.Q. Miller,:_ Clel-I JW. Whelchel
NOES: None-
ABSENT: None
B. , On .motion, of . Councilman :Blake-,:-, qeqqp4e4...by, Councilman,Mi-ller-,-4 the following
resolution was introduced.:. -,Resolution No. 11533,, a. resolution, pertaining' to the
sixty-fifth.anniversar '. of-th- e,California. . Stapaj hnic..Col e an 0 the - Founders'
Day celebration on March 8, 1966.
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Passed,•and adopted,,on -the
following,TR4 Z.
AYES: Emmons Blake, Frank Gallagher, Arthur F. Spring,
iJ.,:DonAI4-Q._Miller.r Clell, W.! Whelchel,
NOES: rt Nqqe,,
ABSENT: None
18. Communication from the, -Elks:. Lodge. invit n t
.,City-Council-to participate
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in the Annual Youth and Government-'Day'..jorp. '2 19.66 was accepted and the . e City
Clerk to advise :the Elks Lodge that the Council would be most happy to participate.
19. Communication from the Yellow Cab Company requesting that the City Council
consider., amendment to the taxi cab ordinance which would prohibit -,taxi drivers from
partaking of alcoholic beverages while on duty.
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Mr. Houser.. City Attorney, sent a memorandum stating that the-*State,of:ZCalif . ornia__�'.
has preempted the field on regulation of automobile drivers and ihi-e'� d�ou-i6fe-d- that - at . . i i he
City coul.d-.._m4kqj;plAqforcible,..rule,in this - area.
On motion•of Councilman Millirq.%seconded- by -.Councilman..daffa
kher.,.- �he. communication
was received and filed.
21. Commalication from La Fiesta As soci at ion: Fe�que"s t i�nig,_p �ermis a i?R . . to. . . p; la , ce the
Santa Claus house on the Fiesta grounds di g thdannual fiesta del eb r a ti o n
was •' ....
approved for one week,before-,.the 14esta-and.one week..after-the.-fiesta�qn,motion of
Councilman Millerp�qq�qnded by.Councilmn,Gallagher..-.-bidtion.carried.,
22. On motion of Councilman.;Gallagheri seconded.;by.Cou-' ii
ne man-kakis_the following
resolution was introduced. Resolution No. 1531,, a resolution increasin-g,•Ehi.-.1965-66
budget.
Passed and adopted on the folfowing.roll;call vote::jr�.
.AYES; -:IE=ons-.Blake,-Frank.Gallagher,.-Arthur-F,
Whelchel
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NOES: None
:.".,_.,::;ABSENT': _None,,7-,
23; i,.Considerat ion of 7sVeeif ieatibas;.for"oil dist
ributer, and_equipmiaiit for.
t -6f �"�h 219 19'66.
the Street Department was'held�'�Ov_e�r to the meeting Marc
24. Request from the Sands Motel at.1930 Monterey,Streetrto�.add..a.12L,sq�iare foot.-
sign -1 make , t1l z, �_ -I'Ll
sign to an existing free standing gn which would Ehe- total sign-irea over
100 square feet was::.denied on.-motion of.-Councilman-Milleri-.seconded by:,Councilman
Blake. Notion carried. ed.
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25. Communication from the Planning Director notifying the City Council that
Ordinance No, 332 placing'a 90 day moratorium on flashing signs had expired and
suggested that the City Council extend the moratorium on flashing signs to coincide
with the'restrictions adopted under Ordinance No. 331.
On motion of Councilman Spring, seconded by Councilman MU ler, the following
' emergency ordinance was introduced. Ordinance No. 341, an emergency ordinance
extending the moratorium on flashing signs.
Passed and adopted on the following roll call vote:
AYES: Emmons Blake, Frank Gallagher, Arthur F. Spring,
Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
29. Communication from the Planning and Building Director recommending that the
City Council accept the 1965 National Electrical Code as the basic Electrical Code
for the City of San Luis Obispo.
On motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman Gallagher; the consideration
of adoption of the Code was set for public hearing on March 21, 1966. Motion
carried.
30. The City Clerk reported the following bids received for the street widening
project on Los Osos Road, City Plan No. 9 -66.
1. Guido 0. Perini
P. 0. Box 558
Santa Maria, California $92965.80
2. Burke Construction Company
P. 0. Box 957
San Luis Obispo, California $9,973.50
3. Madonna Construction Company
P. 0. Box 910
San Luis Obispo, California
$10,318.00
4. Watkins Construction Company
P. 0. Box 1380
San Luis Obispo, California
$112294.50
Engineer's Estimate
$11,132.50
Mr. Romero, City Engineer, recommended
that the low bid submitted by Guido Ferini
be accepted.
On motion of Councilman Gallagher, seconded by Councilman Spring, the low bid of
Ferini $9,965.80 was accepted. Motion
carried.
31. Communication from the California
Highway Commission notifying the
City Council
that they have adopted Alternate SA for the relocation of Highway 1 was
ordered
received and filed.
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32. The following contract payments were presented to the City Council
for their
consideration:
BURKE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
Est. No. 2 (55% complete)
$553.50
Southwood Drive Extension
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WEST COAST CONSTRUCTION
Est. No. 4 (93% complete)
$486.87
Lower Higuera Assessment District
BURKE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
Est. No. 5 (949. complete)
$100506.52
Johnson Avenue Widening
(C.O. No. in $69138.96)
PYLON, INC.
Est. No. 2 (51% complete)
$28,119:38
Stenner Reservoir Repairs and
Improvements
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Page 8
The City. ..Council -.questioned.Mr.,Romero at..length.on_the,-contract.-paymeut..for.the
"i - Company -1 Z.- 32: I %. , - - I ? .. � .. ..I. ._ . 1
Burke:,Cons ruction-Comp venue Widening,, t
,!any for. the,Johnson.. A ,,Af ir this discussion-.,
it,was -moved by-Co6ncil'm'-aii--gi.11-e--r'.',-'-'.'s;e"c'o;n:ded."b'
y.,Couicilman., pring, -that..the City.,,
pay only 50% of-the'amount called; for -:i-n- ,estimate ,number 5.,,r.Motion.carried.,
Councilman Blake voting no.
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Mr. Romeio. exl)lained.,that"th6-'estWate.-w s ad
a .made out in accord ance with -the job
specifications and should be paid -in -its entirety,.
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On motion of Councilman Gallascher.-secanded by,Councilman�Miller,
that ;�heucontract,
payments be paid less the 50% payment!to the Burki Construction Company for the
Johnson Avenue Widening.,:: - Motion, carried. D .3._2
33. On motion of Councilman Gallagher, 's'eco,nde,d,by!Councilman Miller, the following
salary step increases were approved. :g
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ANDERSON, William D., Police Officer, from Step 3 at $535 tO,.Step-4.:at $565
per month, effective April 1, 1966.
BANKS - - -.J.; Maintenance Man _II, BeTngrd . .., from Step ...4 at..-_,480-.to Step $5 08
per month, effective April 1. 1966.
t49TH9,-Cu tis.:A.,.Police.-.Officer, from - Ste
P�, 30.at $535. to Step%.4 at.$565,,,per
month,, effectiVe -or�ii-.i,-196.6.-'--..
Motion carried.
34. On motion
of Councilman Blake, s'eibnded by'.;Counc th . e Mayor was
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authorized to accept and record on behalf of the _City a-covenant fbr:,te'm"po-rar-y-
erection of improvements within the public right of way for the Arctic Circle
Company and a covenant for temporary erection of a retaining.'"ft- 11'"
T public
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right of way at 1767 Co.nejq:,Ave.nue. Motion carried.
35. Communication from the City Attorney recommending.that.the City.Council take
no action on the request of the Harbor District de;ai'i"n�'gL'w"-'ith-l-'e�g'i's'l'ati:df2 iffecting
the Marine Parks. and Harbor-.-is..the League of League California.Cities presehtl has a
committee - working on this 'leiiiiation and the City's"-h�oil'rd-'VAt-'�'un"til'L'th6- ague
sends its.report to the City. The communication was..ordered received and.filed.
Harbor District was to be notified.
36. Notice of application before the Public Uti iiiies Commission by the-Pacific
Telephone and Telegraph Company to increase rates .and.charge5�in.the..,State.of
California was ordered received and filed.
37. Notice of hearing before the Public utilities _6iiiis`si'dn'on_4t6e _ippl . ication
of the Southern Pacific,.Company.to discontinue the operqtion-pf•passenger trains
75 and 76 between San Francisco 'and Los Angeles was ordered _feceived .. and- filed. .
38. Le gi si at ive' Bul le t in f rom the League of California Cities reg,-arxd-iiij
and- proposed changes for State Aid to public libraries was ordered received and- fti_ ed.'
"County He meht isal, of chemical.
39. Communication ftd&'th6-'C e�a'rt regar.ing-dispb
iaifie'
toilets and septic tank cleanings at the City Sewer Farm r than 'on . -uiidevdl6p6d
outside, the,; City, of. San Luis•,Obispo was ref erre.d.-to. the City Engineer.f or
recommendation and cosi -io be -,,chaFg'pd- f o ; .:suc h--s'
. ery . ces'..,_
40. The City Engineer asked that the Council Committee on street widen'inig-'bi"-
requested. to . negotiate for ;acquisition of land for a lift station sit e at - the -_,
intersection of Tank Farm Road '_arid:-'Edna ' Ro'ad..'
Mr..;Romero stated that based.on.the valuation of four times the assessed value of
t e.rty."own,er.stated, he
the property, it was a very nominal figlifd"and that ' :property:'-
"- 't,
would be willing to negotiate if he were granted one connection'td th6s6we'i*line
for one parcel of land.which,Mr.. Romero estimates would be worth about $7 . 50.00. •
After some discussion by the Council, Mr. RotiL6r;devYais-'aithdi:Li6d,t6 negotiit"e"viith
the.�property owner for- acquisition of the lift station site to offer free sever
connection for one pardei".'jip'p'r"o'x'im�at-o-ply,,150 x 150 feet-with th6'provisidn-that the
sewer could not be connected "U"nf il `ann6jidtion of the property �to"th-'e-dit_y"- h-a's"-been
made.
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41, Mrs. Cardoza of 714 High Street reported to the City Council that she h`ad
notified the City in sufficient time to have her sidewalk installation charges
laced on the three f_.._.' .
p year' delayed "payment - pl'aa: but that for. some reason this had
not been done. She stated she"felt it'was'an error -in the City and hoped that
the Council would allow her to pay on a three year basis.
On motion of Councilman Blake, seconded by Councilman Spring, the following
' resolution'vas inttoduced.- -Resolution No: 1536;'- a'res6lution ameniing Resolution
No. 1526`, (1966. Series): confihAhg- 'costs`of` sidewalks, "'
Passed and 'adopted'ou; the follow ing-roll'call- vote's
r` AYES:.JBmmons Slake, Fran6c.Gallagher, Arthvr,F. Spring, 1.
- Donald Q: MiIler� Clell W', "Whelchel - - - --
NOES: None
ABSENT: Now
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42. On ,motion 'of Codncilman'Galiakher, - seconded `by Mayor_ Wheichei, 'Shat- the City
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not consider "widening bf•- South:Street.iafront of the ,Sleep off the Hiway'Motel at .
this' "time: "`Motion carried::
-'JUL.
On motion of_ Councilman. Blake,f,seconded.by,,Councilman Gallagher,rtherJmeeting .1
adjourned--.- - --
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