Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAbout08/01/1966REGnA.R MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL August 1. 1966 — 7: 00 P.M• CITY HALL Roll­- CaU-t-1 r i :­ � ,_- -.*., ".! - Present: Emmons Blake., Frank Gallagher,, Arthur F. Spring,, --:Cl7elI Wi; Whelchel•_ - Absent* Donald Q. Miller City Staff: .. -.. 1 7 .Present::, :Pe-.Chapman., Planning and.-Building.Director;.4 .H., Fitzpatrick, City Clerk;! .9. .D.-Miller Administrative -Officer;:D -F • Aj Romero, City Engineer; Ervin Rodgers, Police-Chief; W. Flory, ­7 -CZ -r-3uper1dkndintJzof;- ar.kb -E,,;P ..Z-h T xand rRecreation: 7 .Superintendent.. On motion of 4Councilman Gallagher.,. seconded by Councilman SprLnj9 ;t4e,-minutqs,of-,•, the meetings of June 20,, 727, =uy 5., and 21, 1966 were approved and the minutes of July- 18:,1966 were qoriected-_as;:fp4ows:: Page added POn,motion of :Council. man:B see.onded:by-.P,ou4ci3.man,Gallagheii-.t4pit the name. -of Lizzie -,Street -from.- 0 onns on avenue east to Wilding Lan e not,pp. changed, - -Motion. darried..- - Counci I man - Blake voting no. The roll call vote on Resolution No; 1583 4as amended to show: AYES:1:Emmons ,Blake; ;Frank rGallagher.,;-_4t1jur 1f.,-,.Ppying,9 i0lell Wi -Whelchel. -Donal Id, NOES ABSENTT7N6H&.-":­. -n J 2 On. motion --of of Co unqJ .1 man -Blake seconded Py,.C.ounci 1 man GallaQer,,qlaims against the City for the month or August-1966 were 'approved-subFject tote approval of the ,Administrative.Officer, Motion darried... J -------------------------------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - X. Request from the High School Drama Group for permission to place a banner over the street at Chorrojand,-Higuera.5treets announcing.their.next.production and to:.. be `tnstdlltiori.- to' bLi:7tikdfi'diir6,..of the.Ch of Commerce. d j. On .motion of.C6uncilman-Blake seconded by.Councilman Gallaghe3a the...request.,was. "I. - '.1 .. ­ I .j o-'J- - _- 1-j L.1 I to-the­fiff&�-'�f �de4u_' with the. • ..approved subjects 9 1-tability,,.insurance-coverageI City@... Motion carried: . 4. -Communication. from Acting City Attorney,,..Steve Crossman, notifying..the City that,h6.-Iiad.-66fiticted,representiti-io§i,6f thd:ft"agid:'Qil'Compan la y relative -.Jul P:e-d 'Road- a service-.stati6n leise 6n.City owned propbity di .. a 0, 0 f Mr. Grossman , stated that the Standard Oil Company re"pre'sentative'inf6rin6d him-, Wt-the.,10-year...lease.,with options thereafter was unacceptable to the: 0i1 Company a- 6 it i6�lidyfiot. -Uloff th&m to amoftize the inip3�ov(imentp-p3Aaed,on'the"prbp-etty,�....,. �jh -oil�do` ` L `­ could 1 i L�­ . - F ei�l�e' mpany felt that tfiby fiot renekdtiatb'a lea-bb at end ':: 9f, he..initial_term as,they have already inflated the rental value of•the property. ? uncil discussed the -Virioum alternatives presented in'the­16"6 pio.' _�Pity Council g.qity Attorney. On Motion-of Councilman S�Eing. seconded by Councilman Gilldgheir"'thAt tlig' City- Council suggest a straight 15 year lease at Z550,00 per month or 11T cents per. gallon whichever is greater and the Mayor be authorized to sign the lease if conditions are acceptable with the Standard Oil Company. Motion carried. 2.—At.-this-time-the-City.Council..considered the lease as amended —dith'the- Association for propertly"i -:tfid_Mission Plaza area to be developed into an art gallery and museum. The changes ai"recommended by the City Council were reviewed and accepted, Mrs. McMeen appeared before the City Council and urged that the City Council sign the lease so that the Art Association may proceed with the financial arrangements to construct the building as soon as possible. On motion of Councilman Blake, seconded by Councilman Spring, that the City Council accept the lease and that the Mayor be authorized to sign same on behalf of the City. 'Motion carried on the following roll call vote: 1 1 City Council Minutes August 1, 1966 Page 2 AYES: Emmons Blake, Frank Gallagher, Arthur F. Spring, Clell W. Whelchel NOES: None ABSENT:. Donald Q.Miller 3. Request from Carl Meredith Santa Maria Sign Company, for a rehearing on the denial�::by the City go uncil for a new sign for "MR. Z" on Foothill Boulevard in the Polin Shopping Center. Mr. Meredith appeared before the City Council asking that the City Council reverse their decision and grant his client a new sign. Mr.Meredith stated that one reason for changing the sign was the original Council's concern for the existing sign with the flashing unit. Mr. Meredith said while it was true the new sign was larger in area, it was actually lower and not unaesthetic. He felt that it was less objectionable thanf:the existing sign. Mayor Whelchel explained to Mr. Meredith his reasons for voting no at the last meeting on this new sign as he felt it was in violation of the proposed amendments to the new sign ordinance and did not feel that it added anything aesthetically to the area. Councilman Blake stated that he voted no on the basis that the signs were in viola- tion of the proposed ordinance and that they would not add anything to the building sticking up in the air along the roof line and felt that the developer should go back to his orginal plan of placing a screen along the roof to hide the various duct and air work on this roof and then place the signs on the screening. He also felt that the new sign was too large. Councilman Gallagher stated that he would support the application for the.new sign as he felt it was much better visually that the present flashing sign and felt that it was a step in improving the signing of this building. Councilman Spring agreed that the new proposed sign would be better even though it 7'g ht be larger as he feltUt would eliminate the horrid flashing sign. On motion of Councilman Spring, seconded by Councilman Gallagher, the matter of the new sign was he d over to August 15, 1966. 'do—uncilman Blake voting no. 4. Traffic Committee Report of July 26, 1966. 66 -8-16. The Traffic Committee has reviewed the request of the City Council that ri�F eeiour time limit parking be considered in Parking Lot 11. A three hour meter is non - standard in the industry and would require a special conversion of existing meters at a cost of approximately $15 each plus labor. Beyond this, the Traffic Commitee feels that this lot in the high use area .should be reserved for high turn -over occupancy and that long term parking is readily available in Parking Lot 1 on the opposite side of Palm Street. There is also some problem of user confusion with lots which contain unusual rates or hours. The recommendation of the Traffic Committee was accepted. 66 -7 -8T. The Traffic Committee has reviewed the parking along the westerly side of North Broad Street between Serrano Drive and Center Street and recommends that parking be restricted in those areas where the banks encroaches in to the parking lane. This will be indicated on a sketch which Mr. Romero will present at the Council meeting. The Traffic Committee feels that the entire length of North Broad. Street from the freeway to Foothill Boulevard should be improved with curbs, gutters and sidewalks on the east side, anI. curbs and gutters only on the west side. 1Te recommend that a public convience and necessity hearing be set up to initiate this improvement. Mr. Romero, City Engineer, presented a sketch of the area recommended by the Traffic Committee for :restricted parking. on montion of Council Gallagher, seconded by Councilman Blake, that the City City Council-- Minutes August 1, 1966 Page 3 Council restrict parking on the westerly side of North Broad Street between Serrano Drive and Center Streets in location recommended by the Traffic Committee, Motion carried. Councilman Spring voting no. The City Engineer was instructed to make a study of costs for inproving the west side of Broad Street with curb and gutters and the east side with curb, gutter and sidewalk as suggested by the Traffic Committee. 66 -8 -2C, The Traffic Committee considered the possibility of installing stop signs on Broad Street at Mission. However, it was the unanimous feeling that stopping of the major flow of traffic in order to control speeding is an improper use of the stop sign and could well result in increased accidents. Therefore, the Traffic Committee recommends against this installation. The recommendation of the Traffic Committee was accepted. 66 -8 -3C. The Traffic Committee has received a request from a Councilman that addi Tonal directional signs be installed pointing the way to the Old Mission. The Traffic Committee has asked Chief Rogers to review desired locations for these . signs with Father Stieger and report back to the Traffic Committee at an early date. The Police Chief was instructed to proceed with the recommendation. 66 -7 -3T. The Traffic Committee has reviewed the request of the Bakery Thrift Store at'76rHiguera for two 12 minute parkin; spaces in front of their business. The Traffic Committee feels that one 12 minute space will probably serve the need and so recommends. 66.8 -4T. The Traffic Committee has received a request from the Telephone Company that tie existing 12 minute green zone in front of 890 Mill Street be converted to a loading zone in order to facilitate access to .this storage building which is now being used on a temporary basis. The Traffic Committee recommends that this request be granted. 66 -8-5T. The Traffic Committee has received a request for restricted parking in front of Lela's Take -Oat at 21116 Broad Street. There does appear to be a long term parking problem in this block and the need for a quick turn -over space. Therefore, the Traffic Commitee recommends that a 12 minute green space be placed at this address. 66 -8-6T. The Traffice Committee has received a request from Purity Stores that a 3701-To-ading zone be installed, centered on the street receiving doors on the west side of Pacific Street. 'We reviewed this request with the local manager and feel that the best solution will be the installation of signs designating an area 80' in length, commencing at the existing red zone which ends 20' southerly of Broad Street, as "Loading Only" between the hours of 5:OOAM and 10 :00AM 7 days a week. On motion of councilman Blake, seconded by Councilman Gallagher, the following resolution was introduced. Resolution No. ,a resolution establishing parking restrictions on North Broad, Higuera, Mill., South Broad and Pacific Streets. Passed and adopted on the following roll call tote: AYES: Emmons Blake, Frank Gallagher, Arthur F. Spring, Clell W. Whelchel NOES: None ABSENT: :.Donald Q.Miller Y. Mr. Dengler, representing the Divisions of Highways, appeared before the City Council inviting employees to take part in the State Employees' Association supported government institute to be held at Cal Poly on September 15, 1966. On motion of Councilman Gallagher, seconded by Councilman Spring, that the City permit two employees per apartment with permission of the department head to attend the institute with the City to pay the expenses. Motion carried. City Council Minutes August 1, 1966 Page 4 5. Request of C. F. Hamlin that he be allowed to place a 61. integral sidewalk at 311 Beebee Street in lieu of the detached type which requires a parkway. On motion of Councilman Gallagher, seconded by Councilman Spring, the'request was granted and a 61 integral sidewalk authorized at 311 Beebee Street. Motion carried. I 6. At this time the City Council held a public hearing on the adoption of four additional underground utility districts in the downtown San Luis Obispo area. W. Chapman, Planning Director, presented a sketch of the proposed underground districts to be adopted. He explained the time limits for the completion of under - grounding each district and the responsibilities of the property owner and the utilities. Mayor Whelchel declared the public hearing open. Mr. H. Lacterman, of 749 Higuera Street, appeared before the City Council asking whether his property would be served from the rear on Garden Alley or from the front on Higuera Street as he thinks the overhead lines now serving his store are along the Garden Alley. Mr. Hoffman, representing P.G.&E., stated that the underground system would be placed where it was most economical for the property owners and the utility companies. Mr. G. Brown, asked how far down Higuera Street does the underground service now Mist. Mr. Hoffman stated that the electrical system is underground across the street from Brown's Store. ' Andrew Renetzky, 911 Palm Street, asked how the new program of underground utilities would affect his property on Palm, Monterey and Morro Streets particularly in view of the fact that he and adjoining property owners in this block are definitely going to remove the existing buildings in this area and replace them with modern structures. He felt that as the time limit for his area was July 1, 1968, that some consideration should be given to allow these property owners to continue with the existing buildings with overhead utilities until the new buildings are constructed; otherwise, it would require a double cost for the property owners. Mr. Stan Nelson, 968 Monterey Street, stated he did not feel that the deadline of July 1, 1968 would not be feasible financially for property owners in District 2 as they are in the same block as Renetzky and do not know how soon these buildings could be razed and new improvements placed. He also asked if the Council at this time knew what route the underground utility would go to serve this block, whether along Monterey Street or through the rear of the property. He also asked that the City Council consider giving the block bounded by Palm, Monterey, Osos and Chorro Street, additional time to comply with the ordinance. Mr. Hoffman, from P,G.&E., again stated that until the property owners and utility companies get together and decide where the connections are to be made, the routes are not planned ahead of time although tentative maps showing existing installations are available at the utility companies. Mayor Whelchel declared the public hearing closed. ' On motion of Councilman Spring, seconded by Councilman Gallagher, the following ordinance was introduced. ordinance No. 352, an ordinance creating underground utility districts numbers 2, 3, 4 & 5. Passed and adopted on the following roll call vote: AYES: 'Emmons Blake, Frank Gallagher, Arthur F. Spring, Clell W. Whelchel NOES: None ABSENT: Donald Q. Miller City Council Minutes August 1, 1966 Page 5 8. qorpunication from,the Wheeler Construction Companyon behalf of Westside Auto parts, - applying for- permission �t'o,'co­nhe'dt 'td -the' City §'ewer-:-'dnd­.j ate ir'. 7s­y"sfe zm"tb their property _6'iL_'the 'easterly `-'_si7de -'of -Edna Road -a'p;proxIm'ately`1/2 mile north " of Tank,Yarm Road.. Mr. Wheeler'stited that" hi S­principars' 14ve' "agreed'to" pay the' sew : er an , d I- w a te r -&ar ge s for the property to.be ,-serviced.at this,time. • Communlcation _f r-o"m we-'s'-tsil6e Inc., not ffyihg-;the 'di that Ofdy - - have no.,.objecti-o.n. t , o the ? ir propqrty..beinglann.e.xed. to the City, of San Luis Obispq when adjacent properties so -dnneked,and':f urther requesting that,�they be afiowed=to connect fffeii-fi6i'tife re-capping-Olant'tolth4i City''sd4er and 'water -syftem 'on Edna'- 7 't Road for "which -the y, wI6UAd_SeII happy o-pay c o'n, n, e,: c" t i dn' charges. - D. F. Romero, City Engineer, reported that the Council would have two determinations to make. one, would it permit connection" to-'City to annexation? and two, would it permit connecting properties to pay for only a portion'of the`eneiie`:BoldinjTiii had�-beeifi-:r'equ'list_e_j bysWaiiside kUto_Pii7ti.?.,_-.,He. explained ttiat. the -.tire recappinj facility 1/2 acre of the six-acre 'owners Councilman Donald Q. Miller took his seat at 8:40 P.M. On motion -of _Councfir�iii Spiink,_ s_'e_'c'biaedAiy- C6iindilmiLfi"Ga-Il-ighiii',-' that _thie City-'- grant sewer and water facilities to the Westside Auto Parts plant on condition that all acreage is-paid�' or=at-this time ifid'tfiat`a:-'6o'v'en-afit ism record6d.'to.ftii.witfi-*-:.,., the land that they will favor the annexation of their land. Motion carried. May'o'r W6eicfiei'4ecnl'2r-6`d_ 1a`-'r-e';ce­sIi`ak -1-thet'dity:-Co"difnicill -ie-c'o'n:v'eziied=.-at'�-9.:-00'-.., P.M. with all Councilmen present. 7-..• �Co -e 9.- mmunic it ion" frdm:�th'�' In:deoendent- -Order of --Odd- Fell6fes,!-kegai-ding�.*bii"�6Citstiii�i!ig citiien award-'t'o'.b(i"giv'en'-'Iiy'th'e'ir"' or'g'an_i'z'atio*h' ;'f'�as--'i76fe'ried-iO'_ ifi& Ch�=b6r'of T., . , : � r . -, 1 4 - r I iia,, Z,;e, ' .. ' : . " . I io'i f-�"' o e uficilihafi Miller: ion Commer�e �6n`7'mot' n o CounciimLCBlak�� 9e`c_ fried'. .ca- 10.--Mr komer6. Cityc'-E-k Graff�ffil ieas'e' i5fi-the 'bri6k gineer- .. uIldifig within-'th:el p"r'6p'o_ ie'd--p_ a'rki n-g 1 ot made%ft."i "ossible"to advOrtIsd-for-UIds­. mp until arrangements had been made to provid'e'­,klbiihdt6' facilities for - picture ,framing business. mall bitiliiihg-demblished"66 Courf6iiifiaW'6a `ighb3i iuig-e"-s'te�l-tfia7C3*.n*-."brder to-get th6�;' 'ded,,�he- gg sted�that�_ that.the- parking -, lot construction-- may sb` e- -Mi- Gr�LhbivbLa- given .- * ,. . ... :. n r.k­ proc space, in' Old '- Rose' Rose - Hotel-- until' ihe"expiiatio'ii bVKi4C-6k'f6 16ase tb"�Use'*f*oi 7._ I . �. 1. L " � st wo-r'k orage and;i' On m6ii-_&n '6'i' Councilman- Spring; --seconded= by-.Councilman- Mil-I'd that-the City= giant A 0 'Street. f ", ir - - Myron Graham space in the City owned - building I fi-'Mcifiti-B-Ney Street. or one year,. At-- no rent to August 31, 1967. Motion carried. s �- Akchitect�`bn ". `Engin6ei' reported 'on- thi­feqiiest- of" john Ros Vi!half=of Dr: McAda'm's-,' :_t7o' r'6du'Ce. th4,'i7b;itdiid3 h �!widt-"o-nlGt6lve Street east of Higuera.' Mr. Romero explained that Mr. Ross wished to pre . sl4i-ve °:rWd; p"e I pper'-'.ti'r'ee's . and - provide: ' a larger front yard set back for the building by installing the curbs 17' from I ceterline rather than 20' from cenfdrl'ifie��thfzs­&eetifi gCthe -cul�-de-wsic:- - rogAway standards. Mr. Romero stated that he had no objection to the exception in this particul'ar 'case. On motion of Councilman Gallagher, seconded by,�C6uacill;;fi Sorfrig.'. thaE-!th6'Couficil;.- grant the request of John Ross to reduce the roadway width on Grove Street. Motion carried. :;a 7. At this time theQify Co-uficft-held'.a ..-'public' . hear-ing,on . -the-.list of'-properties lacking standard improvements where more than 50%iofcEh6'block-.'.ii'Jalready improved. Mr. Romero, City Engineer, reviewed the properties involved for.-;the City--Council. Mayor Whelchel declared the public hearing open. I I I City Council 14inutes August 1, 1966 Page 6 L. Blazer appeared before j( Council 'requesting that he4e allowed to put in 6' integral sidewalk at 175 .High Street (Beebee side) File No. 156: On motion' of.Mayor- Whelchel, seconded by Councilman Miller, the request of L.,Blazer for 6' integral sidewalk at 175 High Street (Beebee side) was granted. Motiolf, ' carried. c Mayor Whelchel declared the pablic-hearing�'closed. The City Engineer was directed-to proceed with.the work excepting File Numbers 145, 146; 147; 149 and 12. Communication from the Planning Director forwarding to the City Council the conditions of approval for Tract No. 347, the San Luis Auto Park: ' `a.''All- improvements to meet City standards. - Sidewalks 6 'be installed as lots are developed: b:' No more than one- access-from each parcel on to-Los Osos Road. c. Tree planting for each parcel. d. Adequate sewer and water facilities sufficient -to serve�the`developei and connected to the nearest point of adequate service. The City will pay for excess capacity required. 'Fire hydrants to be located to satisfaction of City Fire Department. a. Widening of Los Osos Road to provide half width of an ultimate 100 foot right of way. ' f: Installation of curb'and gutter, and earth work to complete Loa Osos Road to subgrade. The City will place base and paving on Los Osos Road when this property annexes. . L. • 0 g. Improvement`of the storm drainage channel to a section adequate to handle a 100 year storm with a lime .stabilized bottom, planted slopes, a maiiten= ance, road along the top, and adequate protection at the.bends. h. Full improvement of the proposed ,new cul'= de- sac'and of the proposed new street along.the easterly boundary of the property_. I. Installation of:a stop sign at.the intersection of each street with Los Osos Road. .. . _ . J. Submittal of- proposed `stree`t names for new streets. Mr. Ted Maido, developer,. appeared &ifore-the' City Council- asking that condition c. the tree planting for each parcel be'heid - tip untie the sidewalks are in and the parcels developed. This request was made so that there would be maintenance for the trees after the property was developed. On motion of Councilman Gallagher, seconded by Councilman Blake, the Planning Commission condition c. iias amended to read as follows:. "trees planted for each parcel as properties are developed. Motion carried. ' On motion of Councilman Blake, seconded by Councilman Soring, that tentative map for Tract No. 347 be approved with conditions as amended. Motion carried. 13. Mayor Whelchel brought to the Council's attention a request that he had received from patrons at the recreation building for development of some parking at the rear. of the recreation building along Mill Street so that - persons attending functions at the recreation building would be able to have parking facilities. Aftei discussion by the' City Council the matter was referred to Mr. Romero', City Engineer, and Mr: Flory, Director of Parks and Recreatioq.Department, for a report on the number of spaces and the cost to develop such a lot. 14. At this time the City Council discussed the acquisition of school property at Laguna Lake. City Council Minutes August 1, 1966 Page 7 Mr.- Miller,_ Administrative Officer,,. reported..to the City Council that he had been informed by t�he School District that if .the ' 'Cilty w'ish6d._tb.0urcbase'.1fie pr,op.eTt - y­ they - could enter into' an'.- agreement l viit- li!�tliie' 'Scho�ojl �Diszflr"]* c:t% 'bik ttift 'ilt might not have.,to be:pAid for, until the e:�piration.of, three years at. which time. the School - ' _­ "' " ­ ' _4­ - - I .' , District, would need the,-;evenue,.-­--­-----_. On motion of Councilman Gallagher, seconded by Councilman Spring, authorize an agreement with the School District t9,,pprchase,the Laguna Lake School Site over a . three year period. Motion carried , 7 4 15. R. D. Miller, Administrative Officer, presented for the Council s friformation' the 1566 Inventory of City property prepared by the various depairtmen-is." Inventory received and.filed.- 16. On motion.of Councilman, Gallagher,. -seconded • by Councilman Spring,_ the, f ollowing --i d contract payments were approved and ordered paid." Motion carried. LOPEZ SEWER CONTRACTORS, -INC. .;-,.Est #1 .(98% complete). ..:$7,.3!16.94 Foothill Boulevard Water Main Ext. C. S. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY tst: vi '('5­8% co--iip1,L,-te) J_''_33;595.44 -,,Street.-Resurfacing,Project,,:-,.,.�:--,..- WEST COAST CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, Eit. #3,(96% pl) c6m 313.26 , 2 El Centro Way Drainage Project -WEST(,COAST CONSTRUCTION;C011PANY Est. #2 ,(65% p ,-com lete).. 492126.80 Edna Road Sewer Project A l...ELECTRIC.- Est. 463r (76% complete), 4,201.22 Traffic,) -Signal' at -Insfall i - .?n i 7 17. On motion of Councilman Blake, seconded by Councilman';G"&'Il.i'Aliet 'the-''Mayor was authorized..to.accept �-a-'n-.d-.'.r�e-co-r. d i� a qu- it, cl a; im .. deed from Bereski for street widening on..Foothiii toulevaid...Motioncirii6d,` - _ 18. Mr. Romero, City ngineer, presented the City Couficil Vlih a progress report on street',widening.,:acquisitions..on Foothill Boulevard and Santa Rosa Street: ft Polin,'bfie'-_ property owne-r-:-s4i-n-A-vblvjed-ifi--the street Mr. Romero stated that B�­ '-O'f -th6'� widening,on-Foothill..Boulevard,..had.,agreed to. grant. the.City, the, necessary,.widening but had made a counter offer'b-y"which-ihe"Cit'y-would not r'eifabuar"s'e:.",hifd- for th6 land taken after the improvements were in, but that the City rezone the­rear of'his property to commercial the,same..as the fro talong Foothill Boulevard.. On, motion of., Councilman. Miller, ',.s ec-onded -by., Councilman Gallagher, the following resoiu-.t-3'.�o-n..%w'�as—inti6duced.-.- Res*olution.No. 1589-, 'a- iis6lixtibfi of intention --'to:�rezbn_e the Polin'.'.- property, W. Passed and adopted on the following roll call'vo'te- AYES::,,. Frank *Gal-l'agher Arthiir F. Spring, Dofiald Q. Millei".t. ns Blak e ABSENT: None 19 7: Mri .. Mil ler,.. Admini strat ive Officer, innotunced. the -appo ntment--of.-J�tme`s`-Lbro . . --­ - .. , � '- . . '. ­ . ,;,, 10 - .1 ._. _­ -_ Y,--:. Copeland, .. and Emil-Viiihaar.,as. Polici!.:Officers ' effective August "1966-, at the first -'step '�'-'o'f.--:zth.'-,sa'.I'.ar:y.!-.'r.ange'.-su'b"jec't'-to.a one year, probationAky- period.. 20. '.,R.-, D.-Miller,.. Administrative Officer, brought to.the Council's attention that, at 0 ti- a. ..decision had been. by prior. meeting-no the; -City? Cob-nidi 1 fe 1 At iije�- to the Bailey - -1 - �.. . - �,. - wp, .; � . .1-" ') " - Bridge'Company lease of'City.yT6 " ' '_ Reservoir - 1- - p.�rty at eserv6ir N6. 71 C After.discussion..by the City,Council and by common.consent of the Council that,the . , -.1 � �' , - Z, _:1. J 3t ..-12 ".. . -- .� Council , Ji City would continue to le'4se this land for storage purpose!;' Uuf thie­thd _l01sFd'w0`U'rd be at least $600.00 per year. �' I I i I City Council Minutes August 1, 1966 _ •, ., Page 8 21. On motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman Spring, the City Engineer was instructed to proceed with-the design for curb and gutter grades for the Brussow property on Broad Street prior-to .older permits alr6adq in the office. Motion carried. Councilman Blake voting no. 22. Communication from Robert E. Serrano, Art Director of the Santa Clara Philhak- ' monk Symphony,.offering_to. present the City of San.Luis Obispo with a painting of the early.Mission.- He stated..that -the donation of this painting was to be made in the.name of two"San Luis.Obispo pioneers, Carlos and Cofes Serrano. On motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman Slake, that the City Council accept..the::painting on, behalf of:the':City. Motion,carriede: J : i _.. 10:20 P.M. Councilman Miller left the meeting. 23. The City Council adjourned,to.executive session-to disciiss_a,personnel matter. 24. On motion of Councilman Spring, seconded by Councilman Blake, the meeting adjourned-at-11:50-P.M --- -------------------- ---- __- ------ ----- .- . -. - -- Approved& .August ]S, 1966 Jqog. FITZMMCK C1'1'Y CLERK ,