M-1/22/1980253
CITY OF SA~TA ~O~ICA
CITY COUVCIL PROCEEDINGS
January 22, 1980
: A regular meeting of the Santa tiionica City Council iaas called to order at
~ 7:30 P.~f, by ti4ayor John Bambrick who led the assemblage in the pledge
i of allegiance to the United States of America, hiayor Bambrick then
introduced Father Lloyd Toygerson of the Saint Monica Catholic Church who
~ offered the invocation.
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Roll Call: Present: Mayor John J. Bambrick
bfayor Pro '~empore Ruth Yannatta Goldway
Councilmember i•Villiam H. Jenn%ngs
Councilmember Christine Reed
Councilmember Cheryl Rhoden
Councilmember Perrv Scott
City I~Ianager Charles K, ~1cClain
City Attorney Richard Knickerbocker
City Clerk Joyce Snider
Absent: Councilmember Pieter van den Steenhoven
~genda Item 5-A: Presented at this time ivas consideration of an
ordinance clarifying Section 602 of the Santa '~4onica City Charter with
: respect to reimbursement of Cou~cil expenses.
'(Continued from January 15, 1980). A proposal made by hlayor Bam'~rick
~ for a Council travel policy was presented and discussed, blayor Pro
' Tempore Yannatta Goldway moved to instruct the City Attorney to prepare
~ a resolution which t~~ould include the first four paxagxaphs of D9ayor
: Bambrick's proposal with an addition that a separate fund be created for
educational expenses bv the Councilmembers. Second by Councilmember
Jennings. Following discussion Cauncilmember Reed moved a substitute
motion to consider the motion in two sec~tions and approve the first
four paragraphs separately. Second by Councilmember Scott. The
; substi~ute motion failed by the follo~aing vote:
Council Vote: Affirmative: Councilmembers Reed and Scott
Vegative: Councilmembers Yannatta Go~dway,
Jennings, Rhoden and tiiayor Bambrick
Absent: Councilmember van den Steenho~~en
The floor iras opened to the public and Ilse Koch addressed the Council,
Councilmember Reed moved that during the interim period until the Council
adopts the resolution, that attendance by any Councilmember at meetings
of organizations of ~,hich the City is currently a member be approued and
the City Council authorize the reimbursement of expenses, Second by
A•fayor Pro Tempore Yannatta Goldway.
Council Vote: Unar~imouslv approved 6-0
Absent: Councilmember van den Steenhoven
The main motion was approved by the following vote;
Council Vote: affirmative:
?v'egat ive :
Absent
Councilmembers Xannatta Gold~vay,
Jennings , Rhoden, Scott, and Dfayor
Bambrick
Councilmember Reed
Councilmember van den Steenhoven
Councilmember Rhoden moved to direct sta£f to obtain proposals for the
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Consideratic
ordinance cl
reimb ursemen
Cow~cil e~e
i Approval of
~ expenses fo~
; members titiho
! meeting or c
: tions that t
; a member of.
Approvai to
pro~osals f~
aaency.
services of a travel agency who can determine the best travel rates for
th° City Council and staff. Second by Councilmember Reed.
Council ~rote: Unanimously approved b-0
~bsent• Councilmember van den Steenhoven
~ City
~ f~le
~e briefs
lfsen case
~keley case
Agenda Item 5-B: Presented for consideration at this time was the reauesi
of Councilmember Jennings that tihe City Attorney be authorized to file
amicus curiae (friend of the court) briefs in two cases before the
California Supreme Court (Continued from January 15, 1980). Councilmembe~
Jennings movad to authorize the City Attorney's office to file the amicus
curiae briefs on the l1'olfsen case cancerning the discrimination against
famiiies with children in rental housing and the Berkeley case, concernin~
the limitation on campaign contributivns with respect to initiatives in
order to inform the Caiifornia Supreme Court that Santa Aionica has a
directi interest in these cases. Second by Councilmember Rhoden. Coun~il-
member Rhoden moved to hear the pubZic input on this matter. Secon~T~r
h7ayor Tempore Yannatta Goldway.
Council Vote: :~ffirmative: Councilmemb~rs Yannatta Gold~~ray,
Jennings, Rhoden and Ma.,=or Bambxick
Veaative: Counca.lmembers Reed and Scott
Absent: Councilmember van den Steenhoven
~iembers of the public, James Baker and Dora Ashford addressed the Counc33
The motion was then approved by the following vote:
Council Vote: Affirmative: Councilmembers Yannatta Goldtaay,
.Fennings , Rhoden and '~fayor Bambrick
~egative: Councilmembers Reed and Scott
Absent: Councilmember van den Steenhoven
ordinance
~~tion 9131
frvm ~'~•IC.
ar the
f a co~t-
vieti,* the
Code .
Agenda Item 5-C: :~ request for preparation of an orcinance deleting
Section 9131 through 913IH fro~n the ~Sunicipal Code dealing with zoning
in C3 and C4 districts was ti~Tithdra~~rn and no action has taken.
?~genda Item 5-D: Presented for consideration at this time was the re~ues
of Councilmember Jennings for creation of a committee to review the
A•iunicipal Code (Continued from January 15; 1980), Councilmember Scatt
moi•ed to appoint Counciimember Jennings and ti4ayor Bambrick as an ad hoc
commattee to Iook at the Atunicipal Code for possible revisions and
ugdating. Second by Councilmember Reed. A4ayor Pro Tempore Yannatta
Goldway moved,with the consent of the maker and the second,to amend the
motion that the committee in addition to the Councilmembers include the
City Attorney, the City Clerk and the City 4ianager. The motion was
approved by the ~o1lo~aing vote:
Council Vote: Unanimously approved 6,0
Absent: Councilmember van den Steenhoven
hat City
atives to ~
~ LCC be
d to opposei
~ initia-
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Agenda Item 5-E: Presented for consideration at this time was a request
by Councilmember Jennings that City representatives to the Southern
California Area Governments and League of California C~.ties be znstructed
to oppose the Jartiis initiatives (Continued fxom January 15, 1980).
Councilmember Jennings moved to direct the Council representatives to
SCAG and the League of Ca~ifornia Cities to request that those bodies
formally oppose the Jarvis initiative to slice income tax and the pro-
posed initiative to require Police and Fire Departments budgets 'to be
funded at the Ievel they ti,*ere at prior to Proposition 13 passing. Second
by AZayor Pra Tempore Yannatta Go~dway. Councilmember Reed moved an
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amendment to the motion,with the consent of the maker and second;that
she be authorized to travel to Sacramento, if necessary, to meet with the
League of California Cities regarding this matter. hTayOT Bambrick read
ifor the record a letter received from the Chamber of Commerce asking the
City Counciz not to take an}r actiion opposing this initiative, but to let
the voters have their say at the polls. The motion was approved by the
following vote:
Council Vote: Affirmative: Councilmembers Yannatta Goldway,
Jennings, Reed, Rhoden and Mayor Bambric
I~egative: Councilmember Scott
~bsent: Councilmember van den Steenhoven
Agenda Item 5-F: Presented for consideration at this time was the
request of Councilmembers Reed and van den Steenhoven for response to the
, Bureau of Land !~ianagement's intent to lease parcels in San'ta D•tonica Bay
;for off-shore oil drilling (Contznued from January I5, 1980). Council-
:member Reed moved the Council reaffirm the City's previous position in
'opposition of off-shore oil drilling in Santa D4onica Bay and the City I
A•fanager be directed to work t,*ith the City Council to find the best ~
~available means for evidencing the City's concern to the Bureau of Land
A•fanagement. Second by Councilmember Jennings, ti4ayor Pro Tempore Yannattal
Goldtti~ay moved, with the consent of tha maker and second,to amend the
; motion that: (~) Co~mcil request the Coastal Gommission and t'~e currentl,> forming
' comr~ittee, ce~aposed of Iocal jurisdictions, renresent the City's interest and oppose oili
'drilling in the bay. (2) Lhe City file a negative nomination ~aith the
Bureau of Land blanagement where the City of Santa ~4onica as an individual ~
iCity can indicate that it finds oil drilling in the bay unacceptable and ~
'should be removed from consideration for leasing. (3) there is a need to
get a lot of strong support as possible. (4) letters be written to the ~
legislators regarding the removal of the Santa b•fonica Bay from considera-
tion and (5) an appeal be made to lacal organizati.ons to file negative
nominations as iae11, tvith the staff to prepare a sample letter for use j
bv the organizations. Councilmember Reed moved. to allow the members of !
the audience to speak for three minutes each. Second by Councilmember ~
Jennings. ~
Council Vote: Unanimously approved b-0
Absent: Councilmember van den Steenhoven
,'The followina persons spoke in opposition to the oi~ drilling: Dr
Roberts and JameS :~fount. Ilse Koch spoke in°flavor of oil dri~ling.
~~ded motion i~~a~h~en approz-ed by the following vote:
Council Vote: Unanimausly approved 6-0
Absent: Councilmember van den Steenhoven
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Request for
to the Bure~
Afanagement's
Yo Iease pa~
Santa ~•tonica
off-share oi
Agenda Item 5-G: Presented for consideration at this time was Yhe Request for
request of Councilmember Jen nings for discussion regarding revision of th regarding re
Charter relating to Council pay and frequencv of Council meetings. the Charter
(Continued from January I5, 1980). Councilmemher Jennin~s moved to to CotmcYl F
place on the June ballot an amendment to the Gity Charter to increase frequency oi
each Councilmember's salary to $500 a month, the blayor's salary to rr~eting.
$750 a month, the Council ta hold meetings each ~~eek and Council's
term of office to be limited to two terms. Second by Councilmember Reed.
Councilmember Rhoden moved to alloia members of the public to speak for
three minutes each. Second b}° Councilmember Reed.
Council Z'ote: Affirmative: Councilmembers Reed, Rhoden, Scott
and DZayor Bambrick
Vegative: Counc~lmembers Yannatta Goldway and
Jennings
Absent Councilmember van den Steenhoven
The foliowing persons addressed the Council: Ilse Koch, Alison Arnold,
Fannie Roberts, James Eaker and Lee Goldstein.
The motion failed by the following vote:
Council Vote: affirmative: Counci~members Yannatta Goldtiaay,
Jennings, Rhoden
Negative: Co~.ec~eil.members Reed, Scott and ~tayor
Bambrick
Absent: Councilmember van den Steenhoven
Lion o£
~it of three
anunis-
?.genda Item s-H: Presented for considexation at this time was the
appointment of three Housing Commissioners. After discussion r-favor
Bambri~k moved that the Council deadline for submissiorl of nominatzons
be waived. 5econd by A4ayor Pro Tempore Yannatta Goldtaay.
Council T'ote: Unanimously approved 6-0
Absent: Councilmember van den Steenho~-en
ord was
to the
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ker was
to the
,~uiussion
~ ending
fill an
vacancy.
antauzzo
nted to
g Comm~s-
a term
-82.
to add ex-
-~.~~ 13-D
;~fa~=or Bambrick called for nomsnations for a vacancy for a term ending
Januaryr I, 1982 under the Section 8 Housing. Councalmember Rhoden
nominated Dora ~shford. ?•~ayor Pro Tempore Yanaatta Goldway nominated
ti~incent Fantauzzo. There being no other nominations, 'iayor Bambrick
declared the nominations closed. Councilmembers Yannatta Goldi,~ay,
Jenning~, Rhoden and A•Iayor Bambrick voted far pora ash€ord. Council-
members Reed and Scott voted for L'incent Fantauzzo. Having received
four votes, Dora Ashfoxd ~tias appointed to the Housing Commission. rlayor `
Bambrick called for nominations for the second vacancy on the Housing
Commission im.der Section 8 Housing for a term ending Januar~- 1, 1982. A4ayor
Pro Tempore Yannatta Gold~,av nominated Vincent Fantauzzo, Councilmember
Reed nominated Elizabett~ Everall-Vei,~man. There being no other nomination
liayor BambriCk declared the nominations closed. Councilmembers Yannatta ~
Goldway, Jennings and Rhoden voted for Vincent Fantauzzo; Councilmembers
Reed, Scott and b4ayor Bambrick voted for Elizabeth Everall-Ne~,~man. a tie:
vote resulted. Mayor Bambrick caZled for nominations on the vacancy for
the thsrd Housing Commission vacancy. Counc~.lmember Reed nominated
Violet Coker. Councilmember Rhoden nominated Syd Rose. There being no
other nominations ~Iayox Bambrick declared the nominations closed. The
Council voted unanimously for V~.o].et Coker. [Tiolet Coker was appointed
to the Housing Commission for a term ending January 1, 1984 to fill an
at-large vacancy. :~iayor Bambrick called for nominations for the second
vacancy under 5ection 8 Housing. Councilmember Rhoden nominated V"incent
Fantauzzo. Councilmember Reed nominated E~izabeth Everall-'~ev:man. There~
being no other nominations yiayor Bambrick declared the nominations closed~
Coun~ilmembers Yannatta Goldway, Jennings, Rhoden and Aiayor Bambrick ~
voted for L'incent Fantauzzo: Councilmembers Reed and Scott voted for
EZizabeth Everall-Ne~timan. Having received four votes, Vincent Fantauzzo I
~,as appointed to the Housing Commission for a term ending January 1, 1982,I
Councilmember Reed moved to add ex Agenda Items 13-D, and 13-E to the
agenda. Second by Afavor Pro Tempore Yannatta GOIC~.W3Lt.
Council Vote: Unanimously approved 6-0
~bsent: Councilmemher 1-an den Steenhoven
~on of the
~alendar.
Coasent Calendar:
The Consent Calendar ~,*as presertted by the Cit;~ Clerk after which
Councilmember Reed moved to approve the Consent Calendar with the
exception of 6-G, b-H, 6-I, 6-.7, 6-K and 6-L, adopting the resolutions
therein, reading by title only and waiving £urther read~ng thereof.
Second by Councilmember Jennings.
Council Vote: Unanimously approved 6-0
Absent: Councilmember van den Steenhoven
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Agenda Item 6-a: A request for reimbursement of revolving cash fund
requests: administrative Services - 5299.73; Transportation -~135.09;
Approval foi
cash ftuid re
Airport - 563.45, Cemeter}• - 520.24 and Recreation F~ Parks -$Z79.01, was i
approved.
`Agenda Item 6-B: Resolution \o. 5481(CCS) entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE' ~esolution P'
CITY COU\CIL OF THE CITY OF SA?~TA MOVICA AUTHORIZIAG A SIDEj4'ALK SHOPPI'~G authorizing
: S~I,E BY THE CHAtifBER OF CO~INtERCE ON THE Sa:~T~ !40nICA TL4LL", ZYas adopted. shoppinb sal
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agenda Item 6-C: Resolution No. 5482(CCS) entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE~ ResoZutzon P"
~ CITY COiJ~CIL OF THE CITY OF SAi~TA ~ipi~ICa ~PPROVi\G THE FILI:~G QF REPORT ~~ appraving f~
OF 1dORK ~ND SETTING A HE:~RT\G DATE FOR A'VY PROTESTS OR OBJECTIOVS TO THE report of iJu
REPORT OF THE SUPERI\iTE'~D~NT OF STREETS REGaRDIVG TREE PL~NTIVG ASSES5~4ENT setting a he
DISTRICTS N0. 1 AND 2 0'V S~I~Ta ~40tiICA BL~'D." setting a public hearina on re:tree plan
February 26, 1980, was adopted. ; assessment d
Agenda Item 6-D: Resolution Vo. 5483(CCS) entitled "A RESOLUTION OF THE
CITY COUVCIL OF THE CITY ~~ SAN'1'_a htOI~ICA APPR~~rT\G THE FILIVG OF REPORT
OF ke~ORK ~?vD SETTING ~ HEARIt~G DATE FQR ?~~Y PROTESTS QR OBJECTEO\S Tp THE
REPORT OF THE SUPERIhTENDENT OF STREETS REGARDII~G REP~IR OF SIDEIVALKS
DRI1'EZw.aYS A'~D CURBS", setting a puhlic hearing on February 26, 1980, i,*as
adopted.
Resolutzo No
approvina fi
report of wo
setting a he
re:repair of
driveways ar_
Agenda Item 6-E• Resolution Vo. 5484(CCS) entitled: "A RESOLUTIOV OF THE' Resolution P'
CITY COUI~CIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA tiIO~ICA aUTHORIZING THE ESTaBLISHhiENT, authorizing
USE A.~iD I\VEST~IE~IT OF ONE OR AiORE DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS TtiITH CERT~I~r BANKS ~1~D investment o
SAVII~'GS AvD LOaV ASSOCIATIOVS: AITTHORIZIVG FaCSIh1ILE SIGV~TURES BY KAY ~ more deposit
tiV?~TAtiaBE AtiD J. L. 1VILBUR: avD AUTHORIZItiG CERTaIN OFFICERS AND EAIPLOYEES ' facsimile si
TO EI~TER S:~FE DEPOSIT BOX "B" :~T THE U?IITED CALIFORNIA B:a'~K", ivas adopted.~
Agenda Item 6-F: "a RESOLU7'IO\ OF THE CITY COUI~CiL OF TH~ CITY OF S~NTA Adopted reso
~iOVICA RqTiPYIVG THE CO'~IPROI~IISE OF CL;~I~iS FOR THE CITY' S PUBLIC LIABILIT~' ratifying cc
CHECKS T55UED DECEn4BER 1 THROUGH DECE~•fBER 31, 19?9", was adopted, of claims fo
Presented at this time i,*ere the follo~aing: I
agenda Item 6-G: A resolution approving Final Tract ~fap Vo. 37638 ; Final Tract ~
submitt~d by Gerald P. and Vivienne L. Frost for a neti.~ three unit ~ approval for
condominiun at 1059 - 18th Street. condominiuon.
Agenda Ttem 6-H: A resolution approving Final Tract ~4ap No. 36885 ~ Final Tract:
nd
ber
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17th
SDreet,
S~uink
for a
netiti~
six
unit
condominKum
at miniwnr
condo
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Agenda Item 6-~: A resolution approving Final Tract ~tap No. 36676
Final Tract :
submitted by Edmund and Sharon L. Kanan for a neir fiti~e unit condominaum approval for
project at 110~ - 18th Street. condominiiun;
Agenda Item 6-J: A resolution approving Final Tract >•Iap ~o. 38224 ' Final Tract :
submitted bv John Kaurman and Steve jViseman for a nei,• 18 unit condominium approval for
project at 2429-2441 - 28th Street. ; condominiLUn ;
Agenda Ttem 6-K: A resolution approving Final Tract hiap No. 3?213 Final Tract:
submitted by Sidney Diamond and Bruce Schultz for a new six unit condo- approval of ~
minium project at 1172 Centinela Avenue. condominiLUn ~
aaenda Item 6-L: _a resolutiion approving Fina1 Tract hlap vo. 35403 I Fina1 Traet:
submitted by ARichael Keele Enterprises for a new six unit condominium ~ approval for
project at 1807 - 1Dth Street, condominitun ~
biayor Pro Tempore Yannatta Goldwa)~ moti~ed to direct the City .~ttorney ~lotlan to di
to prepare a iM1ritten opinion on whether the approval of these tract maps ; Attorney to ;
and this kind of housing, :~genda Items 6-G through 6-L,are in line with written opin
Santa Nlonica's Housing Element and t~hether the City Council can I approval ti~i.ti
continue to approve them if they are not in conformance. Second by Housing Elem:
Counciimember Rhoden. The motion failed by the following vote:
Council Vote: Affirmatitre: Councilmembers Yannatta Goldway,
J.enn~ngs, Rhoden
vegative: Councilmembers Reed, Scott and biayor ~
Bambrick
absent: Councilmember van den Steenhoven
Councilmember Scott moved to approve Agenda Items 6-G through 6-L.
Second by Councilmember Reed. The motion failed by the follol~•ing vote:
Council t'ote: Affirmative: Councilmemb~rs Reed, Scott and
~iayor Bambrick
Vegative: Councilmembers Yannatta Goldway,
Jennings and Rhoden
Absent: Councilmember van den Steenhoven
Councilmeraber Scott moved to continue agenda Item b-G through b-L until
there are seven Councilmembers present. Second by Councilmember Reed
Council Vote: Unanimousl}r approved 6-0
:~bsent: Counciimember van den Steenhoven
of place-
2-hour
ters in
k of L~nco]
Vo_ 3441
for re-
ing 96
ts.
. iaSi1 '9-99
t of claim
~~ Ro~as.
nt of Case
851 to
hilds.
`do. 3442
for 5-three
ooters and
wheel pick-
scooters.
IAgenda Item 6-D1: A recomr~endation that Council approve the pZacement of
tt,o-hour parking meters on the west side of Lincoln Boulevard in the
1800 block at an hourly rate of 25r'+ per hour, was approved and staff iaas
idirected to prepare an ordinance authorizing the ne~, rate.
~genda Item 6-~1: Contract Vo. 3441(CCS) [Bid No. ~500) for re-uphalstering
96 lobby seats in the Santa ?•Ionica Civic Auditorium l,as awarded to Troy
Upholstery by issuance of P. 0. No. 42889 in the amount of 52,111.52,
Agenda Item 6-0: The settlement af the claim of Efrian Rojas, Claim
Vo. :~S~I 79-99, was approved as recommended by staff and the birector
of Finance instrncted to draw a warrant made payable ta Efrian Rojas in
the sum of $4,239 in full and ~omplete settlement of the case.
~genda Item 6-P: The settlement of a case entitled ?,lberta Childs vs.
City of Santa ~•fonica - Case 1io. C 172851, was approved as recommended
by staff and the Director of Finance instructed to dratti a i.arrant made
payable to Alberta Childs and her attorneys of record, Greenberg and
Panish in the sum of 52,8'S in full and complete settlement of the case.
Agenda Item 6-Q: Contract Vo. 3442(CCS) (Bid tio. 14$9) for five three-
wheel police type motor scooters and ti,ro three-wheel pick-up motor
scooters was aiaarded to Cushman b:otor-Sa1es in the amount of $31,231.84
b~~ issuance of P. 0. Ao. 42888.
This ended the Consent Calendar.
IThe Council recessed at 10:30 P.bf. by moYion of Councilmember Reed,
:~econd by Councilmember Rhoden.
Council t'ote: Unanimously approved 6-0
Absent: Councilmember van den Steenhoven
The Council reconvened at 10:40 P.tii.
for use of 1aQenda Item 13-B: A re uest for Council discussion re ardina the use of
Bailout ~• ° a g °
~ held over ! 1978-?9 bailout funds for the hiring of more police patrol officers i,~as
iheld over until the next re~uiar meetina, and l,ill be heard at the
-xt meeting. i beginning of the agenda by reQuest of Couneilmember Reed i,*ith Council
~consent.
~on approvin Agenda Item 9-a: Cauncilmember Reed moved that a resolution appro~ing
~ct htap Final Trac.t Rlap 36b46 submitted by Sotiri Anastasiadis for an 11 unit
11-Lmit condominium conversion project at 3219 Colorado avenue, be held over to
~wn project i February 26, 1980. Second by I~iayor $ambrick. The applicant, ~ir.
over to .~astasiadis, ~vas present in the audience and stated for the record he
+tivas asking for the continuance of the item and would ~,=aive all time
~xequirements.
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The motion was approved by the folloiaing vote:
Council Vote: Unanimously approved 6-0
Absent: Councilmember van den Steenhoven
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Councilmember Rhoden moved to continue the meeting past midnight. Second ~
by b4ayor Pro Tempore Yannatta Goldway. i
Council ~?ote: ~.ffirmative: Councilmembers Yannatta Goldway,
Jennings, Rhoden, Scott and r4ayor
Bamb ri ck
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~egative: Councilmember Reed ~
Absent: Councilmember van den Steenhoven '
Agenda Ttem 7-A: Presented for consideration at this time was a pubiic Publfc heac
hearing to hear further public input regarding submittal of final to hear inp~
Community Development Block Grant application to the United States ' submittal o
Department of Housing and Urban Development. The proof of publication ' Co~nunity r
and mailing ~aere ordered fiied by biayor Bambrick. A staff report was Block Grant
presented. Councilmember Reed moved to allow members of the public to ; tion.
speak for three minutes each. ~Second by :~fa;Tor Pro Tempore Yannatta
Goldzyay.
Council ti'ote: ~ffirmative: Counczlmembers Yannatta Goldiaay,
Jennings, Rhoden, Scott and b•iayor
Bambrick ~
Vegative: Councilmember Reed I
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Absent: Councilmember van den Steenhov~n i
The public hearing t,*as opened at 11:03 P.~4. by order of ~tayor Bambrick.
The follocaing persons spoke: Alison Arnold spoke in favor of purchasing
Little League equipment and uniforms, the Ocean Park ;Veighborhood Center
(FE) and meals for the elderly. liake Herrera and Frank Juarez spoke in
falror of the Ocean Park \eighborhood Center (FE). Gilbert Rodriques
spoke in favar of the mural. Harleigh Johnston supported the Children's
Plxce. John Hult and Robert Barnett supported the Rtulti-service center,
Reverend Ellis H. Casson spoke in favor of the Pico Neiahborhood
Association, Gunnar Swanson, Ken Genser and Laura hleyers spoke in favor
of the Sea Castle. David 11'hitley, Steven Sloch and A4ollie Loiti~ery spoke in
favor of the Ocean Park Ne~ghborhood Center (FE). John Jurenka favored
the street lights on Ocean Park, Olga Pexta.erra and Rudolph Nialdonado
supported a solid iaaste disposal. J~m Robinson and Lee Goldstein
favored b•tall improvement and better lighting on the Diall. There being
no one else present wishing to speak on the sub~ect, Councilmember
Jennings moved to close the public hearing at 11:5' P.D4. Second by
Councilmember Scott.
Council Vote: Unanimously approved 5-0
absent: Councilmembers Rhoden and van den Steenhoven
Councilmember Rhoden t,as excused from the meeting at 11:30 P.;~1. j
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Council discussion ensued, Gouncilmember Scott moved to appropriate ~ ~pproval to
$165,000 to the Ocean Park tieighborhood Center (FE) from the block grant priate 5165
money. Second by Councilmember Reed. ~fay~or Pro Tempore Yannatta Gold1,*ay the Ocean F~
moved an amendment, with the consent of the maker and second, to allocate th 1~eighborhoo~
money, and direct staff to work i,rith the organization to make sure that (FB) from t~
they meet the non-profit status and the program of the organization be grant money
reviewed by the City before releasing the building. The motion as
amended was approved b}' the folloti,*in~ vote: j
Council Zrote: iInanimously approved 5,0 I
absent: Councilmembers Rhoden and van den Steenhoven '
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o remove Councilmember Reed moved to allocate: 513,000 to Sea Castle; 568i,000 to
~to Housing Housing/site acquisition; S50,On0 to Fair Housing Service; ~150,000 to
nuisition ~pcean Park Redevelopment debt; 5320,000 to ~•fulrz-service Center; and
'- 'S160,000 to Administration and planning, ~tavor Pro Tempare Yannatta
iGoldt.~ay moti-ed an a~endnent and second, wit~ the consent of the maker,
to remnve the $687,000 far Housing/site acquisition. The motion as
amended i,~as approved by the following vote:
Council ~rote: Unanimously approveci ~-0
Absent: Councilmembers Rhoden and van den Steenhoven
> allocate I~qayor Pro Tempore Yannatta Goldway moved to allocate $25,000 to Joslyn
ional ,park for the pla; area renovatian and mural. Second by Councilmember
for light- 'Scott. Councilmember Reed moved an amendment,~Yith the consent of the
~e Joslyn imaker and second,to ailocate an additional 520,500 far liehting in the
appmved. I park. The motion i.ras approved by the following vote:
Council ~:'ote: Bnanimously approved 5-0
ABsent: Councilmember Rhoden and van den Steenhoven
~ of $50,~0
~?ghborhood
,ted.
L of ~ 30 , 000
ig~borhood
~led.
Councilmember Jennin s moved to allocate $50,000 to the Pico Neighborhoodl
Association and staf~ ttiias directed to work with the organization in
regard to whether they* have a non-profit corporate status. Second by ;
A•fayor Bambrick. Councilmember Reed moved a substitute motiion to allocate
~30,000 to the Pico Veiphborhood Association, $6,000 for street lights on
Euclid Street; 55,500 for contin~enc~~; and ~597,000 for Housing/site
acquisition. Second by Niayor Pro Tempore Yannatta Gold~~~ay. The substitut
motian failed by the follot~ing vote:
Council ~TOte• affirmative: Councilmember Reed
I~egative: Councilmembers Yannatta Goldwa.-,
Jennings, Scott and ~layor Bambrick
Absent: Councilmembers Rhoden and van den
Steenhoven
The main motion failed btir the follo~,~2ng vote:
Council l~ote: ~ffirmative• Councilmembers Yannatta Goldtaay,
Jennings and h]ayor Bambrick
vegative: Councilmembers Reed and 5cott
:~bsent: Councilmembers Rhoden and van den
~ Steenhoven
of alloca- ICouncilmember Reed mo~ed to allocate $6,000 for street ligh'~s on Euclid
6,000 for Street and hiichigan Street. Second b~~ Alayor Pro Tempore Yannatta Goldiyay.
ghts on Eucl~d
gan Streets.l Council ~'ote: Unanimously approved 5-0
Absent: Councilmembers Rhoden and van den Steenhoven
K~tion faile gsayor Pro Tempore Yannatta Goldway moved to allocate 530,OOQ to the Pico
::11 mer- Neighborhood Association, $25,500 to unallocated funds and $5??,000 for
~tch ftmds Housing/site acquisition. Second by Councilmember Jennings. Council
3 to the discussion ensued. hfavor Bambrick moved an amendment,~aith the consent
~ite acqui- ; of the maker~to include ~50,000 for lighting the i~ia11 and reduce the
~Housing/site acquisition to $227,OQ0. Councilmember Jennings stated he
jl,rould agree to the amendment if the h1a11 merchants tivould match these
I funds. After further discussion, Councilmember Jennings lk1t~1C1TQlV his
second. Second by ~•iayor Bambrick. The amended motion failed bv the
following vote:
Council ~TOte: Affzrmative: Councilmembers Yannatta Goldi,*ay
Jennings and Rfayor Bambrick
I~egative: Councilmembers Reed and Scot't
Absent• Councilmembers Rhoden and van den
Steenhoven
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Councilmember Reed moved to allocate $30,000 to the Pico Neighborhood
Assocation kith the staff conditions as previously stated, $5,500 for
contingency and $597,000 for Housing/site acquisition. The motion died
£or lack of a second. ~iayor Pro Tempore ~annatta GoldwarT moved to recess
for five minutes at 11:45 P.jt. Second by Councilmember Jennings.
Councilmember Rhoden reported present at 1:00 a.Ai.
N~ayor Pro Tempore Yannatta Go1d~.~ay withdre~, her motion, Councilmember
Jennangs tivithdrei~ his second.
Nfotion dzed
allocate fun
the staff cc
as previousl
hiayor Pro Tempore Y'annatta Goldi.aY moved to allocate $ 50, 000 to the Pico j Motion appro
Veighborhood Association with the staff conditions as previousl~~ menticined~ allocate fim
Second by Councilmember Rhoden. The motion i,~as approved by the following 1 PNA with sta
vot e: ° tions as pre
; stated.
Council Vote: affirmatzve: Councilmembers Yannatta Gold~,ay,
Jennings , Rhoden and tifa~yor Bambrick
1Tegative: Councilmembers Reed and Scott
Absent: Councilmember van den Steenhoven
Counc~lmember Reed moved to allocate 55,500 to contingency and the iD~otion fail~
balance remaining to Housing/site acauisition. Second by Councilmember j allocate 55,
Scott. The motion failed by the folZoz~ing vote: contingency.
Council Vote: :~ffirmative: Councilmembers Reed and Scott
Vegative: Councilmembers Yan.natta Goldway, Jenning ,
Rhoden and ~Iayor Bambrick
absent: Councilmember van den Steenhoven
Councilmember Jennin~s moved to allocate ~5,500 to contingency, ~50,000 hbt~.on ap~ro
to Diall lighting and S52'7,000 to Housing/szte acquisiti.on. Second ~ allocate fw~
by :~iayor Bambxick. The motion was approved b}~ the follol,ing vote: Contingency,
Council t'ote: .~ffirmative: Councilmembers Yannatta Goldtvay,
Jennings, Rhoden, Reed and ~iayor
Bambrick
Negative: Counci~member Scott
Absent: Councilmember van den Steenhoven
Housings/Sit
; sitzon.
Councilmember Reed moved to adopt Resolution Vo. 5486(CCS) entitled:
"RESOLUTIOV OF THE CITY COU\CIL OF THE CITY OF SA1~TA tiiOVICA AUTHORIZING
THE FILII~G OF aV aPPLICATIOV FOR SIXTH YEAR Cfl~ih1UNITY DEVELOPA•IENT BLOCK
GR?uvT FU\DS WDER THE HOUSIVG a?~'D COA~L~iUNITY DEL'ELOPMENT ~CT", reading
by title only and ivaiving further reading thereof. Second by Council-
member Jennings.
Council 1'ote: Unanimously approved 6-0
:~bsent: Councilmemher van den Steenhoven
.'~genda Item '-B: Presented for cansideration at this time vaas a public
hearing on the reqnest of Theta Cable Television for a rate increase.
The proof of publication and mailing t~ras ordered filed by h4ayor Bambrick.
The staff report was presented. The public hearing was opened at I2:58 A.bi.
by order of riayor Bambrick. t•Ir. ~~~. Canfield, representing Theta Cable
T. V. spoke in favor of the rate increase. There being no one else
present t.~ishing to speak on the subject Councilmember Reed moved to
close the public hearing at 1:03 A.ri. Second by Councilmember Rhoden.
The main motion was approved by the follo~,~ing vote:
Council ~Tote: Unanimously approved 6-0
~bsent: Councilmember van den Steenhoven
Resolution 5
authorizing
appiication
vear cownw~i
opment block
fimds .
hlotion appro
rate incre~
Thete Cab1e
9
i'ClOIl
~o accept
~rt, con-
~K,nitor
deregula-
~eport to
~en report
~ed.
Council discussion ensured. Councilmember Reed moved to approve deregula-
tion for rate setting in 5anta Alonica and direct the City ~ttorney to
prepare an amendment to the ordinance to enact this. Second b}= Council-
member Jennings. Councilmember Scott tvas excused from the meeting at
1:00 A.D•i. ~tavor Pro Tempore Yannatta Goldwav moved an amendment to the
motion,with the consent of the maker and seconc~ to accept the staff
report as presented, to require the staff to continue to monitor the
trends in deregulation and report back to tha City Council i,hen the
Ieglslative report is compieted prior to ~nri1 15, 1982. The amended motion ihas
approved by the fo11o~,*ing vote:
Council Vote: Unanzmously approved 5-0
:~bsent: Counczlmember Scott and van den Steenhoven
aroved
~tion will
_~ 2-12- 80,
Agenda Item 8-a: (Continued to regular adjaurned meeting held January 30,;
1980), ,
Agenda Item 9-A: (Discussed earlier in the meeting).
IAgenda Ttem 11-A: Presented for consideration at this time was a reporr I
;regarding holding a Council meeting on Februarv 12, 1980, which is a legal;
~holiday. Councilmember Reed moved that no meering ~tiill be held on ~
February I2, 1980. ~Se~ond bti~ A4ayor Bambrick.
i
i
Co~zncil Vote: Unanimousl7~ approved 4-D
Absent: Councilmembers Rhoden, Scott and van den Ste~nhoven
Agenda Item 11-B: (Continued to regular adjourned meeting held January 30
1980).
Agenda Item 11-C: (Continued to regular adjourned meeting held Januar}r 30
1980) .
Agenda Item 11-D: (Continued to reAular adjourned meeting held January 30i
1980).
Agenda Item 12-A: (Continued to reoular adjourned meeting held January 30
1980) . I
Agenda Item 13-A: (Continued to regular meeting held Februar}' 26, i980}. ~i
Agenda Item 13-B: (Continued to regular meetino held February 26, 1980,
ta be heard at the beginning of the agenda).
Councilmember Rhoden iaas excused from the meeting at 1:I5 A,:~i.
~~ro~ed to :~genda Item 13-C: Presented for consideration by Councilmember Reed
~verage 'at this tzme ieas the SB 4(Rains~, the Be~erage Gontainer Deposit Bill.
Deposit iCouncilmember Reed moved to endorse the bill and to support the notion
,of beverage container deposit in general. Second by tifayor Bambrick.
~The motion was approved b;T the fo1lo~,ing vote:
Council Vote: Unanimousl~r approved 4-0
Absent: Counci~member Rhoden, Scott and van den Steenhoven
~yroved to
`~yor
of LCFC
~?n as the
ative.
Agenda Item 13-D: (Continued to regular adjourned meeting held January 3Qi,
1980).
Agenda Item 13-E: Presented for consideration at th~s time ~aas the
resignation and appointment of a replacement of D4ayor Bamhrick as a
member of the Local Coastal Planning Committee. Councilmember Reed moved
to accept the :~sayor's resignation and appoint Councilmember Rhoden as ~
representative to the Loca1 Coastal Planning Commission. Second by I
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tiiayor Pro Tempore Yannatta Goldiaay. The motion was approved by the
following vote
Council GTote: Unanimously approved ~-0
Absent: Councilmembers Rhoden, Scott and van den Steenhoven
At 1:23 a.A•i. on motion of ~fayor Bambrick, second by Councilmemher Reed
the meeting was adjourned to Ttrednesday, January 3Q, 1980 at 7:30 P.h1.
in memorv of Josephine Hatley t.=ho is the Alother-in-lati, of Judge Chandler
in Santa I~lonica ~iunicipal Court, titiTilliam 1~1. Gerken who is a long-time
resident of Santa hionica,and Justice j1ill~am Douglas.
Council Vote: Unanimously approved 4-0
Absent: Councilmembers Rhoden, Scott and ti=an den Steenhoven
ATTEST: APPROVED•
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