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ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA
JULY 16, 1973 - 7:00 P. M.
CITY HALL
Pledge
Roll Call
' Present: Myron Graham, T. Keith Gurnee, Jess Norris,
Mayor Kenneth E. Schwartz
Absent: John C. Brown
City Staff
Present: J. H. Fitzpatrick, City Clerk; W. Flory, Parks
and Recreation Director; R. D. Miller, Administrative
Officer; R. A. Paul, Water Director; E. L. Rodgers,
Police Chief; D. F. Romero, City Engineer;
L..Schlobohm, Fire Chief; A. J. Shaw, City Attorney;
R. D. Young, Planning Director
A. Mayor Schwartz with council approval made the following
appointments to the Citizen's Advisory Committee:
Reappointments
James D'Albro Four Years
Brenda Johnson Four Years
New Appointments
Arnold Rosenfield -Four Years
David Bourne Four Years
Ronald Allen Four Years
Charles Dills Four Years
Margaret Nybak Four Years
Beatrice Kardel Two Years
Foster Gruber Two Years
John Eskeline Two Years
B. Mr. Harry Kim, attorney for Robison Electronics, appeared
before the City.Council to request the special addition to the
agenda of an item relating to the construction of the Robison
Electronics plant. Robison desired to commence combustible
construction at the plant prior to installation of fire hydrants
required by the City. At the present time construction was
haulted by a stop work order issued by the City.
Mr. Kim stated that if the City did not allow construction to
proceed, his client would be delayed up to two weeks at a cost
of several thousand dollars in lost business.
' Councilman Gurnee stated he was opposed to the addition of the
item to the agenda and noted that the Council had not received
any supporting data prior to the meeting.
Since Council rules provide that at least four Councilmen must
consent to the addition of special items to the agenda and since
there were only four present, one of whom had already stated his
opposition to the consideration, Mr. Kim's request was denied.
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C_ L. The City Council approved payment of claims against the
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City subject to authorization by the Administrative Officer.
C -2. The City Clerk presented the bids received by the City for
Hiquera Street and Los Osos Road (Extension) Street, Water and Sewer
Improvements, Tract 467, City Plan No. 27 -73. (See Exhibit "A ")
D. F. Romero, City Engineer explained the scope of the street and sewer
portions of the bid and Robert Paul, Director of Water Services explained
what was involved in the water improvement portion of the bid.
Both D. F. Romero and R. A. Paul recommended that the City Council accept
the low bid of Charles Pratt Construction Company for Alternate "A"
$211,498.82.
D. F. Romero and R. A. Paul broke down the City of San Luis Obispo's
share of the cost and the developer's share of the cost as follows:
BID
STREET $ 27,927.18
SEWER 59,426.04
WATER 124,145.60
TOTAL $211,498.82
CITY'S DEVELOPER'S
SHARE SHARE
$ 21,138.51 $ 6,788.67
17,220.24 42,205.80
75,266.80 48,878.80
$113,625.55 $ 97,873.27
R. D. Miller, Administrative Officer reviewed for the City Council the
budgeted amount for these projects and where the additional funds would
come from.
Councilman Gurnee stated that he was opposed to this project, due to the
large amount of public funds involved to help the developer.
D. F. Romero and P. A. Paul
the bid. As the City had a
improvements, further sewer
put in were a needed step ti
Valley. The street sharing
policy.
again recommended that the City Council award
previously approved contract to make the
and water improvements . being cooperatively
D the ultimate water development for Los Osos
was in accordance with long standing city
On motion of Councilman Norris, seconded by Mayor Schwartz that the low
bid of Charles Pratt Construction Company for Alternate "A" $211,498.82
be accepted.
Councilman Gurnee stated he would reluctantly support the motion in the
interest of water improvements.
Motion carried.
C -3. Council approved the request from residents of Cecelia Court
for permission to hold a block party and close the street during the
party.
C -4. City Council denied claim against the City by Dean M. Galvin
for damage to his automobile as result of an accident caused by faulty
traffic signals and referred it to the cities insurance carrier.
C -5. Council authorized the Mayor to accept and record Grant Deed
from Stanton M.•and Gladyce I. Forden for street widening purposes on
Serrano Drive and Palomar Drive.
C -6. Mayor authorized to accept, on behalf of the City, agreement
for street widening purposes between Monterey and Higuera Streets as
offered by Harry F. MacDonald. .
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C -7. Council approved salary step increases for:
(Effective August I, 1973)
Richard C. Colombo - Groundskeeper
From Step 2 or $652 to Step 3 or $690
Robert J. Downey - Police Officer
From Step 3 or $910 to Step 4 or $960
Steven E. Dunlap - Groundskeeper.
From Step 3.or $690 to Step 4 or $730
Alan D. Matthews - Police Chief
From Step I or $816 to Step 2 or $860
Winston B. Morrissey - Police Lieutenant
From Step 4 or $1,224 to Step 5 or $1,294
C -8. Communication from the State Department of Transportation
concerning proposed improvement of Laguna Lake outlet and
subsequent effect on drainage near Highway 101 interchange at
Los Osos Valley Road was referred to Item No. 9 of the regular
agenda.
C -9. The City Council referred the deed for the fire station
site on Los Osos Valley Road and Madonna Road to the Planning
Commission to begin annexation proceedings.
C -10. The Administrative Officer made the following appointments
of personnel:
Appointed Gail Ann Davis as Secretary to the City
Clerk effective July 16, 1973 at Step I or $568,
subject to one -year probation.
Appointed David Phillips as Maintenance Man II, in
the Public.Works Department, effective July 16, 1973
at Step I or $636, subject to one -year probation.
Appointed Michael Alamo as Senior Recreation Leader,
effective July 16, 1973 at Step I or $712, subject
to one -year probation
Promotion of Merlyn Van to Mechanic Foreman, effective
July 16, 1973 at Step 3 or $886, with normal progression
for advancement.
C -II. Memorandum from .Park and Recreation Commission concerning
social welfare or community service programs in a proposed
recreation building at Meadow Park was referred to Council
subcommittee for further study.
On motion of Councilman Gurnee, seconded by Councilman Graham,
consent items were approved as indicated. Motion carried with
Councilman Brown absent.
I. The City Council considered the final passage of
Ordinance No. 585 (1973 series), an ordinance of the City of
San.Luis Obispo disapproving the proposed annexation of territory
designated as "Edna Road No. 3 Annexation ".
D. F. Romero stated that the city is already serving sewer and
water to several properties in the proposed annexation.
On motion of Councilman Gurnee, seconded by Councilman Graham
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that the ordinance was introduced for final passage. Finally passed on
the following roll call vote:
AYES: Councilman Graham, Gurnee and Mayor Schwartz
NOES: Councilman Norris
ABSENT: Councilman Brown
2. The City Council considered the recommendation from the
Planning Commission concerning lot size for schools located in residential
areas.
On motion of Councilman Gurnee, seconded by.Mayor:Schwartz the matter was
continued to August 6, 1973.
3. The City Council considered the objection of Bailey Bridges, Inc.
to a condition on a minor subdivision requiring the installation of a
fire hydrant at Beebee and Woodbridge Streets (continued from July 2, 1973).
D. F. Romero explained that the hydrant installation was a condition of
the small subdivision requested by Bailey Bridges, Inc. The reason the
small subdivision was requested was so that the developers would not have
to pay for the acreage charge for water on the hill property directly
behind the warehouse. The lot split was only for convenience of the
property owners.
Fred Hamlin, representing Bailey Bridges, Inc., appeared before the City
Council asking that the City not require the installation of this hydrant
as a condition of their small subdivision. He stated the only reason they
were dividing their peoperty was to avoid the payment of the water payment
charge that would be levied on their property.
On motion of Councilman Norris, seconded by Councilman Gurnee that the
City establish an area of benefit and that Bailey Bridges, Inc, only be
charged for a prorated share of the - hydrant construction. Further this
was no precedent from the established City Council-'s policy when no
known construction was involved.
Motion carried.
4. The request from Water Director for Council study session to
discuss Los Osos Valley and Lower Hiquera Area water system improvements
was continued to a noon study session Tuesday, July 24, 1973.
8:20 P. M. Mayor Schwartz called recess.
8:30 P. M. meeting reconvened. All present except Councilman brown.
5. At this time the City Council- held a public hearing to consider
adoption of an interim urgency ordinance extending the prohibitions against
construction and grading in certain undeveloped areas which flooded in
January, 1973, pending review of the need for additional land use controls
in said areas.
A. J. Shaw,.City Attorney, presented the interim urgency ordiance and
named the areas involved:
A. Laguna Lake
B. Froom Creek south of Los Osos Road and west of Highway .101.
C. South Higuera from Elks Lane to the south side limits.
He also reviewed the fact that the Planning Commission was to supply
studies to clear up the problems on a permanent basis.
Councilman Gurnee explained that the Waterways Planning Board had
recommended the adoption of the proposed ordinance.
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D. F. Romero, City Engineer, stated that the City already had
complete control of building and grading in the Los Osos Valley
and that this ordinance merely duplicated these controls. He
pointed out that this ordinance would not permit grading by a
private party in order to protect his property from flooding
or to correct an inadequate drainage channel.
Mayor Schwartz declared the public hearing. open.
Robert Williams, Engineer for Curci Developers on Laguna Lake
inlet, questioned the need for the control of grading in the
area adjacent to Laguna Lake. He felt that the conditions in
the proposed ordinance were unfair and offered only one.sol.ution
to the problem. It was his opinion that this was just another
attempt by the City to control use of someone else's land and
to restrict development.
C. A. Maino felt that the 1969 and 1973 floods were caused by
just too much water and.not by the physical condition of-the
area. He suggested that dams be placed on the upper regions
of the flooded plain to control water.
Warren Dolezal,.developer of Tract 467 -I, presented a series
of sketches showing how he hoped to improve San Luis Creek
as it went through his property. But he was afraid that the
conditions of-the proposed ordinance would not allow him'to
do'necessary grading and clean up the creek through his
property.
Lee Burkett, Oceanaire Drive, was opposed to the ordinance as
he did not feel it would solve the over all flooding at the
southwest quadrant of the City.
Lowell Fuller, Edna Road resident, was opposed to the
proposed ordinance as it d.i.d not protect the property owners'
rights to develop their property as they saw fit.
Mayor Schwartz declared the public hearing closed.
Councilman Norris suggested. that Section 2 -C of the ordinance
be amended to-allow approval of all private projects by the
City Council. He did not feel that the .proposed ordinance
was a good one and he felt that it should not be adopted.
He stated that he would support positive action on flood
control and development but that this ordinance constituted
a negative approach.
Councilman Gurnee stated that he would support the ordinance
in order to prevent the lower land from flooding in the
interim period.
Mayor Schwartz stated he hoped the Council would support the
proposed interim urgency ordinance in order to protect some
of the flood -prone areas from flooding.
Councilman Norris felt that the consideration of thi.s ordinance
should be continued until clarifying language was added and
changes made.
Or, motion.of Councilman Gurnee, seconded by Mayor.Schwartz
consideration was continued to Jul.y 30, 1973.
Motion carried.
On motion of Councilman Gurnee, seconded by Mayor Schwartz that
the City continue its policies relating to issuance of building
permits or grading permits, in areas which flooded during the
January storm or designated flood prone, as specified under
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expired Ordinance.No. 575 and Resolution Nos. 2426 and 2444..-City Engineer
Romero again requested that the Council pass a replacement ordinance
since an expired ordinance is! extremely difficult to enfore.
Motion carried.
6. D. F. Romero, City Engineer, submitted the following report
on fill which had occurred on the property at the intersection of Marsh
and Higuera streets that has encroached in the original creek channel.
He reviewed the various grading ordinances adopted by the City Council
over the years which he felt have.al.lowed the fill in.this area.,:
The photographic overlays prepared by Mark Hurd Aer.ial Surveys indicated
that between 1956 and 1965, a considerable amount of fill was, placed on
the property, so as to move the top of.bank and the bottom of bank as
much as 20 feet into the waterway. This earth wort: occurred over an
approximate 300 foot lenght, with the average encroachment being about
ten feet (101). .Between 1965 and 1970, the top of .bank was extended
as much as an additional 30 feet and bottom of bank as much as an
additional 15 feet into the waterway, although these maximum encroach-
ments occurred at different locations than the maximum of. the.previous
earthwork. The total encroachment between 1956 and 1970 amounts to a
maximum of 40 feet at top of bank and a maximum of-30 feet at bottom
of bank.
This encroachment had the effect of, changing the approach direction of
the main thread of the channel .so as to intersect the Marsh Street
bridge structure at a sharper angle than previously existed. This
aggravated an already poor channel alignment of the existing bridge
structure.
The encroachment into the waterway,. however, along the Fiesta Mobile
Home property, did not restrict the waterway to as small a capacity
as occured under the bridge structure or downstream of the bridge
structure. In other words, the creek cross section at this location
wasn't the critical section for this area of the waterway. I believe
that the Fiesta property would have flooded both in 1969 and in 1973
with or without the channel encroachment..
Under question, City Engineer,.D. F. Romero, admitted that clearing
and realigning the channel would allow for better efficiency of the
Highway Department bridge.
Herb Filipponi, Department of Transportation, agreed with the comments
of the City Engineer that upstream clearing and realigning of.the creek
would allow for more capacity under the Marsh Street bridge and a
better angle for the water.
C. A. Maino, property owner, explained that no additional fill hard been
placed..on the property by him since 1955 although there had been some
dumping and filling on the property by the City Public Works Department.
Enrico Bongio, Sierra Way, felt that the bridge.at Marsh and Higuera
Streets was the most poorly designed bridge in the City as the bottom
of the bridge structure lay below the adjacent banks of the streets
which restricted up- stream.flow.
On motion of Councilman Norris, seconded by Mayor Schwartz that the
City request the State to proceed post haste with development of plans
to replar_e this bridge so that greater water capacity could pass through.
Also the City to cooperate in what could be done to improve the upstream
bridge.
Motion carried.
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7. D. F. Romero, City Engineer, reported.that all materials
were now prepared for.imp.lementation of the Federal Flood
Insurance Program by the City.
A. J. Shaw, City Attorney, expl.ained.that one the application
for Federal Flood Insurance was received by H.U.D..citizens of
San Luis Obispo could begin applying for flood insurance through
.their private insurance carriers.
On motion of Councilman Norris, seconded by Councilman Gurnee,
the exhibit map to accompany Resolution No. 2479, a resolution
of the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo requesting ,
permission to participate 1,n the Federal.Flood Insurance Program,
was approved. (Resolution adopted at meeting of June 18, 1973.)
Motion carried unanimously.
8. Clint Milne, County Hydraulic Engineer, submitted on
behalf of the County of San Luis Obispo a proposal for:the
formation of a flood control zone in a portion of the San Luis
Obispo creek drainage basin. He suggested that the City and
County form a zone within the flood control and water conservation
program for the following purposes:
I. Creek channel maintenance which would involve
clearance as a continued annual activity..
2. Hydrologic data collection including instrumentation
and data analysis-of rainfall and stream.flow information to
provide a basis for drainage planning.
3. Development of a master drainage plan which would
form the basis for any major capital improvements which might
' be warranted to provide flood protection.
He then submitted ,a map showing the proposed boundries of the
proposed zone which would take in the San Luis Creek drainage
area to the confluence of Davenport.Creek and San Luis Obispo
Creek. The proposed tax rate as reviewed by the County for
minimal work would -be .05¢ per .$100 of assessed valuation. He
then submitted a tentative schedule for the formation of Zone
8 through election in June, 1974..
The City Council discussed with Mr. Milne some of the effects
of.the proposed boundries of Zone 8 and methods of implementing
the formation of the zone.
Mr. Milne introduced Wally Burt from the County Engineer's Office
who stated he was available to answer any questions the City
had on the proposed flood control zone.
Mayor Schwartz then reviewed for the people present the actions
taken by the City Council at a prior meeting askinq.for
cooperative program with the.County Board of Supervisors to
establish a flood control zone or district to pay for the
improvements-in the drainage basin. He also explained that
the City Council had requested that the supervisors consider
a joint powers agreement by the City and County to manage the
zone.
Mayor Schwartz then concluded that the City Council accept
Mr. Milne's report and continue it until they heard from the
supervisor.on the City- County proposal.
Councilman Norris stated he was willing to move ahead with the
County to form the flood control zone but that he was opposed
to the Inter- Agency.Task Force. He said he would look with
favor.on a joint powers agreement as long as there was no
delay in the Flood Control Zone. The matter was continued.
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9. D. F. Romero ;'City Engineer, presented the plans and
specifications for the Council's consideration for the third barrel
drainage structure under Madonna Road.
D. F. Romero, City Engineer, explained to the Council the scope of
the work to-.be accomplished.
He estimated the cost to be $52,520 with completion by November, 1973,
provided there is no delay in award of the contract, delivery of
materials or per•suit of the work.
On motion of Councilman Gurnee, seconded by Councilman Norris the
City. Engineer was authorized to advertise for. bids for the third barrel
structure on Madonna Road.
Motion carried.
The City discussed communication from the Department of Transportation
asking for City cooperation in enlarging the outlet to Laguna Lake for
the structure conditions would affect the drainage structure under
Freeway 101 south and of Madonna Road outlet.
Mayor Schwartz asked the City staff to keep the Department of Transportation
informed of the Citv's actions and further offer City cooperation on
further improvements.
10. Dr. Ernest Milled representing COLA (Citizens of Laguna
Lake Area), appeared before the City Council offering to cooperate with
the City to protect the Laguna Lake area residents from future damage
by flooding and high water. He continued -that the COLA group would like
to have help from the City in getting out a newsletter which would
inform all residents in the Laguna Lake area of what'the City is doing
to protect them from future damage. He also asked that the City proceed
as rapidly as possible with solving the drainage problems which endanger
the residents of this area. He concluded that the most difficult problem
faced by the residents of Laguna Lake in addition to the fear of flooding
was the inaccurate information they received regarding lack of speed
being taken by the City to protect and improve the drainage problems.
Also the residents received much misinformation due to the lack of communication.
This was the reason for a newsletter to the residents so that they might
attempt to explain what was going on. Inaccurate information was worse
than no information.
The City Council stated that they would be most happy to cooperate with
the residents in trying to get the proposed information to them.
Mrs. Sandra Silacci, 1507 Gulf Street, presented the following petition
signed by 278 people for the Council's consideration:
We a group of concerned Laguna Lake citizens, are watching
Monday night's meeting to learn about the plans for the new
barrel under Madonna Road. We are most interested in the
"implementation dates." All else is secondary.
We have been promised action by'"the next rainy season." We
take this as completion by I October 1973.
We feel we have been most patient so far. We are disturbed e
by the apparent inaction
II. Jack Fabbri, representing the Civic and Fine Arts Association,
reviewed the history of the association over the past 12 years and the
work and time they had spent in that period in attempting to produce a
Civic and Fine Arts building for the citizens of San Luis Obispo County.
He explained that a number of financial reports had been made. Election
was held for a formation of a Civic and Fine Arts Association, which
was defeated by the taxpayers but that:now, through cooperation of
Cuesta College, there was an opportunity for the community to acquire
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a facility,at reduced cost for construction and maintenance.
He stated that the current proposal was for Cuesta College
to donate 10 acres of,land for the development of a Civic
and Fine Arts building as part of the education program.
This would include full parking facilities, landscaping and
maintenance to be paid for by the college and further that
2 1/2 cents of Public Relations fund of the college would
be set aside for the construction of the structure. He urged
the City Council to enter into a joint agreement with Cuesta
College for development of this facility and that they promise
to set aside City funds as follows:
I. Either 50% of bed .tax increase, or
2. An annual reserve fund of $60,000 from any
increase in City sales tax, or
3. An out -right grant from the Federal revenue
sharing fund, or
4. Any combination of the above which would total
$80,000 to $90,000 per year as the City's share
of the structure
He continued with the implementation of the reserve fund program,
either the City, the college or the Civic and Fine Arts
Association might be eligible to qualify for Federal assistance.
He again urged that the City .Council take action-now to establish
the necessary reserve funds ;so that this dream; a Civic and
Fine Arts building, might be accomplished in five years.
The City Council discussed in general terms of the proposal of
the Civic and Fine Arts Association to develop a community
center on the Cuesta College campus.
On motion of Councilman Norris, seconded by Councilman Graham
that the City Council reflect a view to support the concept
of a City - Cuesta College development of a community center
building on the college campus and direct the subcommittee to
consider further development of the plan.
Motion lost on the following roll call. vote:
AYES: Councilman Norris and Councilman Graham
NOES: Councilman Gurnee and Mayor Schwartz
ABSENT: Councilman Brown
On motion of Mayor Schwartz, seconded by Councilman Gurnee•
that the City Council's subcommittee continue their deliberation
with the Civic and Fine Arts Association and the Cuesta College
trustees and return to the City'Council' when additional
information was available..
Motion carried.
12 -A. The Waterways Planning Board minutes of
May 31; June 13,
15, and 27, 1973 was continued to July 30, 1973.
12 -B. The memorandum.regarding:actions to be considered by
Council on Waterways Planning Board recommendations was
continued to July 30, 1973.
12 -C. 8 12 -CI. The City Council considered the request of
Joseph Johnson, Arthur King.and.Willis.Bard to:reconsider the
decision of the Waterways Planning Board to require stone
rip -rap anchored in bedrock along a portion of Stenner Creek.
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The property owners asked the;City Council in lieu of the stone rip -rap
that they be allowed to use concrete sack rip -rap with reinforced
steel as originally requested and then to landscape and beautify
the creek bank.
The City Council discussed with the property:owners the relative
benefits of stone rip -rap and sack rip -rap.
On motion of Councilman Graham, seconded by Councilman Norris that the
City Council approve the request for sack concrete rip -rap with
reinforced steel in lieu of the stone.
Motion carried. Mayor Schwartz voting no,
12 -D. The report of the City Engineer regarding Broad - Murray
drainage improvements (A: Memorandum, Waterways Planning Board on
the above plans.) be continued to July 30, 1973.
12 -E. The communication from City Engineer regarding action of
Waterways Planning Board approving culvert extension and fill work in
Tract 445 was continued to July 30,-1973:
13. Council consideration of a proposal by Councilman Gurnee
to solicit proposals from management consultants or certified public
accountants with recognized municipal experience to conduct a complete
general audit of City fund accounts and accounting. systems. Study to
include recommendations relative to the adoption of the Standard Chart
of Accounts as recommended by the California Committee on Municipal
Accounting was continued to July 30, 1973.
Councilman Gurnee left the meeting at 12:50 A. M.
14. D. F. Romero, City Engineer, submitted a report on his review '
with Mr. Lane Wilson, Parks Foreman, regarding modification of trees
to install loading zones approved by the City Council at its meeting
of July 9, 1973.
It was concluded that almost all the loading zones could be installed
with only minor trimming which would not affect the appearance to any
degree. Several loading zones, however, were in direct conflict with
the trees and would require major modification or a change in the
location of the zones. Assuming that the City Council would wish to
preserve the trees in their present location, he submitted the following
changes in the location of the.zones:
I. The loading zone proposed on Garden Street in front
of Hannah's could be relocated to easterly side of Garden Street,
extending 60 feet southerly from Higuera Street. This would eliminate
one additional parking space, however, it would not interfere with
existing trees and would provide an equivalent loading service.
2. The loading zone proposed on the north side of Marsh
west of Chorro would interfere with.two trees. There was some question
on the part of the City Council as to whether this zone was needed. It
was his recommendation that the zone be abandoned, or if the zone were
needed in this vicinity, that it be reduced to a short space (20 feet)
on the westerly side of Chorro north of Marsh. '
3. The 40 foot zone proposed in front of Sears on the south
side of Higuera would also interfere with a large tree. It was his
recommendation that this space be reduced to 20 feet near the crosswalk.
It was generally agreed that the City would not install a loading zone
on Garden Street.
On motion of Councilman Norris, seconded by Councilman Graham recommendation
,i 3 was approved. The Marsh - Chorro loading zone discussion was continued
to July 30, 1973 for further discussion.
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Motion carried.
AYES: Councilmen Graham, Gurnee, Norris
and Mayor Schwartz
NOES: None
ABSENT: Councilman Brown
15. Adjourn to Executive Session.
16. Adjourn to 5:00 P. M. Tuesday, July 17, 1973.
APPROVED: October 15, 1974
H. - -PATRICK, CITY CLERK
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