HomeMy WebLinkAbout09/19/1966REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
September 19, 1966 - 7:00 P.M.
CITY HALL
Roll Call:
.Present: Emmons Blake, Frank Gallagher, Arthur F. Spring,
Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel
City Staff:
Present: J.H. Fitzpatrick, City Clerk; William Flory, Park and
Recreation Superintendent; B. S. Crossman, Acting City
Attorney;R. D. Miller, Administrative Officer; D. F. Romero,
City Engineer; William Woodward, Fire Department; E. L. Rodgers,
Police Chief.
On motion of Councilman Gallagher, seconded by Councilman Miller, the minutes of the
meeting of Septemb— e196b were approved. Motion carried,
On motion of Councilman Gallagher, seconded by Councilman Blake, claims against the
City for the month of beptember 1966 were approved subject o the approval of the
Administrative Officer. Motion carried.
1. Request by the Peter Nel Evangelistic Association for permission to hold a tent
meeting on the exposition grounds off South Street was held over to later on in the
meeting in the event representatives of the Association arrived.
2. Communucation from the Park and Recreation Commission requesting that the City
Council do the following:
1. Adopt Part 1 of the Recreation and Open Space Program,an element of the
General Plan of the City of San Luis Obispo. '
2. Request Council permission to submit application and program for expenditure
of the $50,000 allocated by the Board of Supervisors from Proposition No. 1 funds for
improvement bf Laguna Lake.
3. Request permission of the City Council to submit application and program for
expenditure of $50,000 to the State of California Resources Agency as established
under the Federal Land and Water Conservation Fund,
Mr. Flory then reviewed for the Council's information the schedule of development
d expenditure of the $50,000 grant to include water servi ce, sewer service, rest -
room facilities, access road, boat launching ramps and finger pi6rs totaling $50,000.
The Planning Commission also recommends that the City Council proceed with the
development as outlined by the Park and Recreation Commission for the initial phase
of the recreational development.
On motion of Councilman Gallagher, seconded by Councilman S ring, that the City Council
accept and approve the proposal of the Park and Recreation Commission and Planning
Commission and make application for said funds. Motion carried. Councilman Miller
voting no.
On motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman Gallagher,, the following
resolution was introduced. Resolution No, 1 97 a resolution adopting the recreation '
and open space element of the General Flan.
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
3. At this time the City Council continued the discussion of complaints against the
operation of the Pizza Pantry.
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Page 2
Mr. Crossman, Acting City Attorney, notified the City Council that a review of the
provisions of the Municipal Code showed that the City Council under the business -
license ordinance could not take any action against the license of the Pizza Pantry
as it was not issued under the provisions of Section 6100.8C over which the Council
has jurisdiction.
' Further, he stated that the alleged nuisances complained of by the neighbors of the
Pizza Pantry were more in the nature of private nuisances rather than public and
that these agrieved persons always -had recourse to the courts to settle their
differences.
Mr. John Seitz, attorney representing the:Uptown Motel, asked the City Council that
this matter be held over until he has had an-opportunity to study the opinion of
the City Attorney.
On motion of Councilman Gallagher, seconded by Councilman Suring, this matter was
continued to October 3, 1966. Motion carried.
4. Communication from Nathaniel Colby, Chairman of the Civil Defense and Disaster.
Advisory Board, requesting that the City Council consider the purchase of an adequate
auxillary generator for use by KATY -to use in case of a national emergency or
disaster as they are the City's only emergency broadcasting station that would stay
on the air in case of disaster.
R. D. Miller, Administrative Officer, explained to the City Council that several
years ago the City purchased from government surplus a used generator for use by
KATY which was to be refurbished by the County of.San Luis Obispo -for use by KATY.
Unfortunately, the generator that was received from the surplus supply was old,
inadequate and an. obsolete model for which spare parts were not available: - He•• -
' therefore concurred in the request by the Civil Defense and Disaster Advisory Board.
Mr. Colby appeared before the City Council and stated that a new generator and
housing installed.at the KATY transmitter would cost approximately $1,200. He
suggested that the cost might be shared 1/4 by the City, 1/4 by the County and 1/2
by the Federal Government.
On motion of Councilman Gallagher, seconded by Councilman Miller, the following
resolution was introduced. Resolution No. 1600, a resolution authorizing the
purchase of an auxillary generator.with cost shared by the City, County and Federal
Government.
Passed and adopted on the following roll -call vote:. ..
AYES: Emmons Blake, Frank Gallagher, Arthur F. Spring,
Donald Q. Miller, Cleil W. Whelchel
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
X. R. D. Miller, Administrative Officer, brought to the Council's attention the
matter of the purchase by the City of the school property on Madonna Road in the
Laguna Lake area.
Mr. Miller stated that the School District was willing for the City to purchase this
property over a three year period with payment to be made to the School District by
1969.
On motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman Gallagher, the. .City was•
authorizied to notify the School District that the City Council wished to proceed
with the purchase of this property. Motion carried.
5. Communication from the City of'Santa Maria requesting that the City Council of
the City of San Luis Obispo take similar action as was taken by'the Santa Maria City
Council urging that the State take action to correct the existing inequities which
are developing through interpretation of the Field Act on school buildings.
On motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman Gallagher, the communication
was referred to the Unified School Board for recommendation to the City Council if
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Page 3
they wished the Council tottke action. Motion carried.
7.
6, Commanication: from Carl J6 .-Seneiaeri< 0ime:F-Manager: of the Anderson Hotel;"'
protesting the�_activitie.S_0 the zstabllsbment.'ihi.the. 900;block:of Monterey-
Street.-,
Mr. Seneker appeared before the City Council s.tating.t.hat he wasinot protesting
particularly the.ac - tivities in theA:gdading-'Vut.-Vas protesting-and,-,objecting,td the
noise and disturbances caused:by.the;,,.patrcns of the...Establishment arriving and
leaving the. f - activities.. in the -.late . evening- hours..
Chief Rodgers appeared before the City Council stating that this is the same
problem-.as exists.. throughout the.. City. as:- f ar'aq- noise is concerned;. a nd .that--his
department could not :.control-1. all.; such, aAivitids. in. the;. community,:.
Further,, he stated that at•all public dances held at the Establishment, two
uniformed- police.,. officers were ..on.414y, in..accordan.ce with -thie- provisio . ns of -'the
Municipal Code.
7. At this - - -time. thez-.Qity, Pounc il, held - ar.public-- hea ring.-.on, -the - rep ort- of:- the -
Superintendent- of Streets:. for.)repair- ofi.,.sidewallEs—it -ih-e,- following- locations --.
unde r the provisions., of the. -1911�.Lnprovement',Act.,
To A. Beresky 368 North Chorro $33.45
C @ntral Savings-.and Loan Assoc.. 1235
Pbprro Street - .454,33
Do H. and T•._K..,Co.ndra. 1302. OP.ps-, Street.:
(Pacific . Street Side) 183,00
102 Niq:Street 8.93 M, C Martin.:.. p
Morro Road Apartments., Inc. 204-284 North Chorro Street 174.74
Volny Construction; Inc.: 324: North; Chorro. Street'-.
Mayor Whelchel declared the public hearing open.
No one appeared before.the City Council:
Mayor-Whelchel de clared.. -the, polieZ. hearing., closed.:'.'
On motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman Sj2ring., the following
resolution was introduced. Resolution No...-,1599 �
j. i. 7resolution:confirming costs of
sidewalks reparied pursuant to the 193.1 Act and making said costs a lien against
the property and collectible,. with -:the, City taxes,-,::
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
8.. At this time the City Councilheld.a7publ_ic hearing..pn the: recommendation -of
the Planning Commission to approve amendments to.the.. General— Plan of the- Citk.'bf
San Luis Obispo.
Mr. J. Twyeffortil- Member.- of_-; fhe- City� Planning PqFkipsi -before.-,the:City
ouncil explaining thb-.scFop.eW the:changes;bg the Planning bff-in the -.. -
proposed General Plan.
On,motion.of Gouncilmim-4.11.6r, sec.dnded_.by..Cbunci3.man Blake; the. following
resolution was =3m ;__ &cie37fce Ion. No. a., Fee"o =uion. adopting- the. revised..
General Plan.-,
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Page 4
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
9. At this time the City Council considered the recommendation of the Planning
Commission regarding the rezoning of 2225, 2231, 2241 and 2251 Broad Street from
R -2 to R -0.
The Planning Commission recommended the rezoning and also recommended that the City
Council first acquire the necessary widening prior to the rezoning.
On motion of Councilman Gallagher, seconded by Councilman Miller, the matter was
continued to October 3, 1966 and the City Engineer was requested to negotiate with
the property owners for street widening.
10. Request from City Neon, Inc. for approval of a free standing sign for Rio Malo
Saddlery in the College Square Shopping Center. The-sign consists of a 6' x 8!
horse on the roof-of the building.
Mr. Gilfeather, representing City Neon, appeared before the City:- Council urging
approval by the City Council of this free standing roof sign. He stated he did not
feel that this sign would be in the violation of the spirit of the proposed sign
ordinance nor would it be out of..line with other..signs in the general area.
On motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman Blake, the permit for the
' sign was denied. Motion carried.
11. The City Council considered a referral from the Planning Department of a
request for a sign permit for Martinizing Cleaning Shop" in the Polin Shopping
Center. The sign is 5' x 24" or 120 square feet in area which is larger than
allowed by the Council's moratorium on signs.
Mayor Whelchel explained to the City Council the proposed amendments being made by
the City Sign Committee relative to signs of this type in C -1 shopping areas.
Mr. Dan Law appeared before the City Council on behalf of the 120 square foot sign,
saying that it would be a financial burden to him if he had to send the sign back
east and order a•smaller sign. Further, he felt that the minutes of the October 17,
1965 Planning Commission meeting approved this sign without limitation and further
the sign was in the City of San Luis Obispo,'had been received and was awaiting
installation as soon as the permit was issued. He stated he needed help from the
Council as he could not order a smaller siga.
On motion of Councilman Gallagher, seconded by, Councilman Miller, that the City
Council grant the permit for the oversized sign with the condition that the top-of
the sign be even with the roof. Motion carried. Mayor Whelchel voting no.
The Mayor stated that the proposed changes being presented by the Committee to be
adopted by the Council as a guide for the guidance of the citizens and the staff
of the City and also in order to rescind existing moratoriums and emergency sign
ordinances in conflict with these provisions.
Councilman Spring, a member of the Citizens' Sign Committee, explained to the City
Council some of the considerations that have been settled by the sign committee
and also recommended that these proposed amendments be adopted by the Council ae a
12. At this time the
City
Council considered proposed amendments to the City Sign
Ordinance as approved
by the Sign Committee.
'
Mayor Whelchel stated
month since the first
that
part
the Sign Committee had been meeting at least twice a
of January 1966 and were progressing with the preparation
of a sign ordinance to be
recommended to the City Council.
The Mayor stated that the proposed changes being presented by the Committee to be
adopted by the Council as a guide for the guidance of the citizens and the staff
of the City and also in order to rescind existing moratoriums and emergency sign
ordinances in conflict with these provisions.
Councilman Spring, a member of the Citizens' Sign Committee, explained to the City
Council some of the considerations that have been settled by the sign committee
and also recommended that these proposed amendments be adopted by the Council ae a
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Page 5
guide for interested parties until the completed ordinance can be considered
by the citizens.
On motion of Mayor Whelchel, seconded by Councilman Springs the following
emergency ordinance was introduced. Ordinance No. 3541, an emergency ordinance
of the City of San Luis Obispo defining, regulating, requiring permits in certain I
zones, ordering removal, regulating maintenance and construction of signs and
billboards within the City of San Luis Obispo.
Introduced and finally passed on the following roll call vote:
AYES Emmons Blake, Frank Gallagher, Arthur F. Spring,
Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel
NOES None
ABSENT ; None
9:05 the Mayor declared a recess. 9:15 P.M. the meeting reconvened with all
Councilman present.
13% Communication from Hahn, Wise and Associates, Inc. requesting that the City
Council accept and close out the 701 program contract with Hahn, Wise and the
State of California and that the City prepare a letter agreement for completion
by the planning consultant of the items pending final word by the consultant
and Planning Commission approval.
On motion of Councilman Gallagher, seconded by Councilman Blake, the request was
approved and the City Attorney was to prepare a letter agreement for the com-
pletion of the program. Motion carried.
20. City Engineer, D. F. Romero , reported to the City Council on the ,
feasibility of widening � the easterly side of North Broad Street just north
of Mission Street and also presented cost estimates for installation of curb,
gutter and sidewalk on North Broad Street from the Freeway to Foothill Boulevard.
On motion of Councilman S rin , seconded by Councilman Miller, that the City
abandon any consideration of street widening at the corner of Mission and Broad
Streets on the Broad Street side of 704 Mission Street. Motion carried.
Mr. Romero explained the cost for each property and for the City involved in
a project which would require curb,gutter, and sidewalk installation on the
easterly side of Broad Street and curb only on the westerly side. It was the
general concensus of the Council that the project would not be pursued at this
time but that the matter would be broug.t to their attention again in several
months.
16. Traffic Committee Report of September 12, 1966.
66 -9 -1C. Regarding Chief Rodgers' letter (copy transmitted 4erewith) on the
question of directional signs leading to the Old Mission, the Traffic Committee
has asked that Chief Rodgers and Dave Romero make recommendations for signs on
various local streets pointing to the Old Mission. On the question of whether
or not the City should find locations and pay for the construction of bill-
board type directional signs at the City limits, the Traffic Committee feels
that this is a broader policy decision which should be decided by the City '
Council.
Mr. Romero, City Engineer, reported that he and the Police Chief recommended
that directional signs to.the Mission.be placed at the following intersections:
Chorro and Marsh
Santa Rosa and Monterey (3)
Chorro and Higuera
Lincoln and Broad
Lincoln and Chorro
The Traffic Committee felt that these relocations would give broader coverage
from all accesses to the City.
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The Council suggested that the sign proposed for the intersection of Chorro and
Marsh be installed at the intersection of Broad and Marsh.
On motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman Gallagher, that the Traffic
Committee recommendations be accepted and that the City ask the Division of Highways
to place a "Mission San Luis Obispo" sign on Highway 1. Motion carried.
66 -9 -2T. The Traffic Committee has received a petition from several retail
merchants and employees, requesting-that all day parking meters be returned on
Monterey Street between Broad and Nipomo so that there would be a place to park
during working hours. The Traffic Committee recommends against this because this is
a residential area and it was noted that these meters were not used very much when
they were in operation. It is suggested that the Council ask the City Clerk to
write to the circulator of the petition and advise him of this recommendation, if
the Council concurs.
On motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman Suring, that the recommenda-
tion of the Traffic Committee be accepted. Motion carried.
66 -9 -3T. The Traffic Committee has received a request from the Blue Bell motel for
a directional sign at Elks Lane and Higuera, pointing to the right and also suggest-
ing that information booths be established at the north and south City limits to
help tourists. The Traffic Committee recommends against the directional sign
because it feels we have enough of these signs.at the present time and a right
arrow directional sign at this location would not be fair to other motels which
were located to the left of this location. We.also feel that the information booth
suggestion would be impractical because of the problem of staffing the booths.
On motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman Spring, that the Council
adopt the recommendation of the Traffic Committee.
66 -9 -5T. The Traffic Committee has looked at the street lighting situation on
Montalban between Santa Rosa and the Freeway and feels that a larger light should
be installed at the intersection of Hathway and Montalban, a new pole erected at
the corner of Ellen Way and Montalban and a light installed there, an additional
pole and light installed at the curve adjacent to .the baseball field, and.the_ _
present light at the corner of Lemon and Nontalban be removed.
Mr. Romero, City Engineer, reported that the Pacific Gas and Electric engineer
suggested that rather than installing an additional pole along the baseball field
that the present light at the northwest corner _of Lemon and Montalban be relocated
to the northeast corner and that all lights be 2500 lumen.
On motion of Councilman Gallagher, seconded by Councilman Miller, that the
recommendation of the Traffic E_
ommittee as amended be approved. Motion carried.
66 -9 -6T. The Traffic Committee has received a letter from the Division of Highways
through Mr.-Romero, regarding the landscaping situation in the center island on
Santa Rosa between Murray Street and Boysen Avenue. In short, the Division of
Highways said that the responsibility for any landscaping on a strip of conventional
highway like this one would be the Cityls•. The Traffic Committee notes that this
was formerly planted.and maintained by the Division of Highways and takes issue
with the Division of Highways on this. The matter is referred to the City Council
to see whether or not it is desired that further steps be taken to have the Division
of Highways resume the maintenance of this area.' - -
On motion of Councilman Spring, seconded
be authorized to contact the Division of
help on this matter. Motion carried.
by Councilman Gallagher, that the Mayor
Highways Headquarters in Sacramento for
66 -9 -7T. The Traffic Committee has noted that the Southern Pacific Company has left
the right of way in the vicinity of Palm and Pepper in a very bad condition following
the construction of the Mill Street overpass bridge. It is suggested that the Mayor
address a letter to the Southern Pacific Company, requesting that they clean the
area up.
On motion of Councilman Blake, seconded by Councilman Miller, that the recommenda-
tion of the Traffic Committee be accepted and the Mayor be authorized to write to
the Southern Pacific Company. Motion carried.
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Page 7
66.9 -8T. The Traffic Committee has received a verbal request from Andrew
Renetzky that the'yri'T ign__on Carpent'er'.at-',Hathway be- removed sInce`.he' says
it.isn�t being observe ." Howeuer, the'Traffic`Committee feels that some type of '
control is necessary at this location and recommends that the sign be left in
and the- City-Clerk be- 'asked =to7-:wr te'Mr Reaetzky, advising .him. "of. :this= re
commendationif ihe=Council'concu'rs:'=''
On motion 'of'Councilman''Miller; seconded'`by'Counci]inan Gallaghersthe recommend
ation•of, the Traffic: Committee was•approved: Motion carried:
66 -9 -9T. The Traffic-Committee- hi67reeeived a request that the'street'light.
recently installed in the -alleyri2fi i g-betiween'Missi'on' and 'Almond Streets�be' removed
because' is not necessary' and is, causing• an• extreme' amount of li glit 'in 'a
residential neighborhood.-''It•is suggested that'the City C1eTk' Wfte'letters'-
to other persons in close proximity to the light, asking if they uould'-have
any objection to the light being removed.
On motion of Councilman' Galla her, seconded-VyCounci'linan Mi73er,' that
recommendation of the Traffic Committee be accepted. Motion carried.
664- -10T.: Dr. Dunklee has: suggested that- . all parki"ag,be prohibited on-Pismo
near Osos because of the narrowness of: the - street, - Dave`R- bmero- has t been =asked
to prepare a cost - estimate on the wideni`n'g of Pi smo ;`, which= would' accomplish= the
same- purpose- without having to'remove' the parking:
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Continued to the meeting' ;of October 3, 1966;=' -
66 -9 -4T. The Traffic Committee has received a request for some red zone south
of the southerlydriveway ramp.aeading out of ''Ke11y- Moores-yard-to:improve
visibility for cars entering the,street:��The:trafff Committee recommends that''
10 feet of red zone be authorized but that this red zone not be installed until
the manager 'of the lumber yard re= installs` =the wooden, bumper strips which would __
prevent parked cars `from" encroaching onto the sideiiaalk"area: " -
66- 9 -11T. The Traffic Coftmi:ttee� has = receive -d•`a request-• from the' Nearly New
urn nitnre Company fora, loading •zond= a' t' �theiT side � door on,•Pacific' Street. It
is recommended that one yellow zone be installed on the south side of Pacific
starting'40 feet easterly fromtthe-Oeos °intersection:
66 -9 -12% Tii ®'::TraiffciCommit :hae'::= ireceisied a--request from'Aggson's Paint" and'
la�tablishment for a'--loading 'zone on :Broad" Street at- the''rear of tTie 'company.
It is felt that a double use could be made of the driveway ramp at this location
by painting it yelloii and: the'e:.Traffic Committee, so, recommends.
66-9-13-T. The Traffic Committee has received a request from the El Toro Motel
for a white loading zone: izi � front=' of the-motel instead of-the t eseat- -green :zone _
since the' white zone .would :be applicable 24- •'hours - a day:- "The,-, Traffic' Committee
so recommends::
66- 9 -14T :_ The Traffic. Committee: has "'received' a , request, .that:.stop signs. be;. placed
on Chorro at Upham to sloW: traffic, down on; the throughl•street... This! is-contrary-
to-prevailing policy of..the City) - and the: Traffic Committee: recommends, against this.
66 .9-10 Request of Bennet Music.Company for loading.zone on MontereyLStreet .,
east of Morro Street. The Traffic Committee so recommends one space.
On. motion .of Councilman Puller, 'seconded by. Couaci han. Gallagher -i the following ' ..
resolution was introduced. Resolution No. 1601,, a• resolution establishing
parking restrictions on Santa Barbara Avenue. Pacific Street, Broad Streets
Toro Street, and Monterey Street:.: ::.-,l
Passed and-adopted on: the follaowing.,roll..call; vote:.. ' :... _. _ ...:
AYES Emmons Blake, Frank Gallagher, Arthur F. Spring.,
Donald Q. Miller, Clell W. Whelchel
NOES. • _' .. None.,
ABSENT : None
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10:15 P.M. Councilman Miller left the Council Chambers.
14. Communication from the Division of-Hikhways requesting that the City Council
consider parking restrictions on Foothill -Boulevard as it approaches California
Boulevard in order to more adequately control and channelize traffic.
Referred to the Traffic Committee for investigation and report at the October 31
1966 meeting.
15. At this time the City Council considered the abandonment of Monterey Street
in front of the Motel Inn.
Mr. Romero, City Engineer, presented a letter from the Division of Highways
requesting that the City not abandon this portion of Monterey Street as they felt
it might be needed for future development of the 101 Freeway in this vicinity and
asked that the City Council retain ownership of this property or deed it back to
the State of California.
On motion of Councilman Gallagher, seconded by Mayor Whelchel, the matter was
continued awaiting a preliminary title report. Motion carried.
17. Request of the Traffic Committee that the City Council consider having sidewalk
improvements placed on the dirt strip south of Kelly -Moore parking lot on Santa
Barbara Avenue was ordered received and filed.
18. Police Chief Rodgers presented to the City Council a program that he feels will
help prevent youngsters from'.riding bicycles on 'sidewalks in.the ^City.
Chief Rodgers stated that whenever one of his officers notices a youngster riding on
the sidewalk he will be stopped and it will be explained to him the danger in riding
on sidewalks in the City...The youngsters name and address will be taken and a
letter sent to his parents asking that the youngster be instructed in the danger :to
pedestrians in riding on sidewalks and asking the parents cooperation.
The City Council by common consent adopted the program as outlined by the Police
Chief.
19.' Progress report by the City Engineer on methods of cleaning sidewalks in -the
Downtown areas was continued to October 3, 1966.
21. The City Council discussed requesting
as to what can be done for the State to exi
the Marsh Street interchange.
After discussion it was the consent of the
write the Division of Highways to see what
this portion of the Freeway.
the Division of Highways for information
:end landscaping on 101 Freeway south of
Council te.r_i: staff be authorized to
steps can be taken toward landscaping -
22. Communication from B. M. Walter, Chief Building Inspector, requesting that the
City Council make several amendments to the City's Unified Building Code which were
left off the original enactment by clerical error.
On motion of Councilman Saring,.seconded by Councilman Gallagher; the following
ordinance was introduced. Ordinance No 3550 an ordinance adopting changes in the
Unified Building Code and Zoning Ordinance;
Introduced and passed to print on the following roll call-vote:
AYES: Emmons .Blake, Frank Gallagher,. Arthdr.F. Spring,
Clell W. Whelchel
NOES: None
ABSENT: Donald Q. Miller
23. Communication from B. M. Walter, Chief Building> Inspector, requesting that the
City Council consider the adoption of the Uniform Heating and Comfort Cooling Code
published by the Western Plumbing Officials for the City of San Luis Obispo.
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Page 9
The reason for this request is- that_ more - and , more: commercial. buildings, are, being.-
designed for modern heating and air conditioning systems "and riorie 'o`f' tbi® - existing
City..codes control.; these co�licated,,assemblies and; Mr ;r:Walter ;.feels :, that ' -for; the,
protection of,, the :public!,s health- and- safety'this; code. "should be,,adopted. ,.• ,
On motion of Councilman Spring„ seconded by Councilman Blake, the following
ordinance was .in roduced..•- Ordinance':No.- 356, -,an:. ordinance,..adopting • the•.Uniform 1
Heating and Cooling Code by reference.
Passed to print- on -the following.,roll,call :vote.:,, I , : • • :::: '
AYES: Emmons Blake, Frank Gallagher, Arthur F. Spring.
•.. . Clell•-W. :.Whelchel'. '. •• .. r 1�: -
NOES ,'A None
ABSENT: Donald Q. Miller
24. Request from the San :Luis Obispo JayCees. for the $250. allocated. by the:City
Council to them for advertising,to °publicize the 1965:= road- races'iaas approved on . ,
motion of Councilman Gallagher; seconded'by Councilman Spring` -Motion carried.
25. R.:D: Miller, Administrative Officer;.requested authority,to, advertise fora bids
for purchase of a patch truck and vibrating.roller,.,both items:were.,a..proved in the
1966 -67 budget.
On motion of Councilman Gallagher, seconded.•by Councilman :Spring,.the request Was
approved. Motion carried.
26;. Request..for permission tto: grant Arthur.Hird;,_City Engineer's. office'siblc"
leave in excess.. of, l5 - days,, was�approved, on .motion;of- ;Councilman%Spring, seconded.
by Councilman Gallagher., Motion carried.
27. On motion of Councilman Gallagher, seconded by Councilman _S-ring,, the Mayor
was authorized to accept and record .on behalf..of. the: i._y the -fo . owing „grant deeds:
and agreements for street widening. '
1.:: Grant' Deed; an4_4greement.,fr9m Jessie .V.,.Santana, and. Angelina A.. Santana
for street widening on Johnson Avenue:.,;,r „ :: -. _:,;; -
2.- -Grant Deed:an_d,Agregi3iemt.. from .:Frances.I...Barcellos -;for street.tidening
on Santa Rosa •Street,
Motion carried.
28. Mr. Rcmero,.City_Engineer, presented the-following progress report, on street
widening` acquisitions. _ _
Mr; Romero reported.that the- Polin- Truchan property on Foothill_Boulevard...is still
under discussion with.-the property_ Droners. No: rep y'has' been. received from. Texaco
Engineers regarding the Martin Polin.Property..
A11 properties on the west.side- of.Santa Rosa .Street between Palm.and.Monterey_ have
now been acquired... 'Tentative schedule' for constrrictiog'oalls.for: widening to... be
conducted next spring. It was the general 'concehsi - of_the..Council that,the ,
Engineering Department place a high priority on this'work and attempt to complete
the widening during winter.: •_ -, ; ..1 _
29. On motion of Councilman ;Gallagher,,_seconded:by. Councilman Blake, the following
salary step increases effective OctoTer.:.i 1966 were-,.approved.
BETTIGA, James Maintenance Man 1I, from Step 3 at $1167 to Step 4 at $494
per month, effective October 1, 1966.
THOMPSON, viki, Drafting Aide from Step 3 at.Wb to Step 11 at $455 per
month, effective -- Octob F --.:11966i,,,;,
Motion carried.
City Council Minutes
September 19, 1966
Page 10 _
30. On motion of Councilman Gallagher, seconded by Councilman Blake, the Mayor
was authorized to issue a proclamation declaring November 1, 1966 World War I Day
in San Luis Obispo. Motion carried.
31. A representative of the Union Oil Company appeared before the City Council
1 requesting that the City grant this company an easement through the Sewer Farm
property for an additional pipe line to be along the existing pipelines on the
sewer property which would be buried to any depth required by the City.
On motion of Mayor. Whelchel,.seconded by Councilman Gallagher, the request was
approved for the City to grant an easement, pipes to be buried to a depth of 5
feet and relocation provisions to be included in the easement. Motion carried.
32. The City Council adjourned to executive session to discuss personnel matters.
33. The meeting adjourned on motion of Councilman Gallagher, seconded by Councilman
Blake at 12:00 midnight.,
Approved: October 3, 1966
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'J. H. FI ZPATRICK
CITY CLERK