M-1/9/1979
CITY OF SANTA MONICA
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
January 9, 1979
A regular meetlng of the Santa Monlca City Council was called to order
7:30 P.M. by ~ayor Donna O'Brien Swink who led the assemblage in the
pledge of allegiance to the United States of America. Mavor SWlnk then
introduced Mr. Fred Snider, Trlnity Baptlst Church, who offered the
lnVocatlon.
Roll Call: Present: Mayor Donna O'Brien Swink
Councilmember John J. Bambrick
Councilmember Seymour A. Cohen
Councilmember Christine Reed
Councilmember Perry Scott
Councilmeflber Nathanlel Trives
Councilmember Pieter van den Steenhoven
Acting City ~anager John Jalili
City Attorney Richard Knickerbocker
City Clerk Joyce Snider
Absent:
None
Agenda Item 4-A: Resolutlon No. 5175 eCCS) enti tIed: "A RESOLUTIO~ OF
THE CITY COU~CIL OF THE CITY OF SA~TA MONICA CO~~lENDING SAM PORTER,
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDE~T AND MANAGER OF THE SANTA MONICA CH~IBER OF
COMMERCE", upon his retirement from that pOSl tion, \"as adopted by I
unanlmous vote, reading by title only and waivlng further readlng thereOf'.
Consent Calendar:
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The Consent Calendar was presented by the City Clerk after which Counc1l-
member Trives moved to approve the Consent Calendar, with the exception
of Agenda Items 6-F and 6-M, adopting the resolutions and ordlnances
therein, reading by title only and waiving further reading thereof.
Second by Councilmember Reed.
Courrcll Vote: Unanimously approved 7-0
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Agenda Item 6-A: The minutes of regular adjourned meetings of the City
Councll held December 12 and December 13, 1978 and minutes of regular .
C1 ty Council meet1ngs held December 12 and December 26, 1978 were approved I
as mailed. I
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Agenda Item 6-B: A request for reimbursement of the following depart-
mental Revolving Cash Funds: Administrative Services - $136.44; Cem-
etery - $23.11, City Attorney - $66.56; City Yards - $44.28; Police -
$87.87; Recreation & Parks $177.25; Transportation - $150.61, was
approved.
Agenda Item 6-C: Resolution ~o. 5165 eCCS) entitled. "A RESOLUTIO:'\ OF
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SA~TA MONICA ACCEPTI;{G ASD APPROVING
SUBDIVISION t.I.I\P OF TR.!\CT NO. 32503", for a 22-uni t condominium conver-
sion at 847 Fifth Street, by Arlak, Inc., and Aaron Kurnetz, was adopted.
Agenda Item 6-D: Resolution No. 5166 eCCS) ent1tled: "A RESOLUTION OF
THE CITY COU~CIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA MO~ICA ACCEPTI~G A~D APPROVING
SUBDIVISION MAP OF TRACT NO. 32575", for a 12-unit new condominium
project at 123 Georglna Avenue, by Georgina Development Company and
David W. Bentz, was adopted.
Agenda Item 6-E: Resolution ;\lo. 5l67(CCS) entlt1ed: "A RESOLUTION OF
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA ~ONICA ACCEPTING AND APPROVING
SUBDIVISION ~~P OF TRACT NO. 34028", for a slx-unit new comdomlnium
project at 130 Bicknell Avenue, by Raymond E. and Cheryl Mahaffey, was
adopted.
Agenda Item 6-F: Councilmember Reed moved to ado:)t Resolution No.
Resolution
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5l68(CCS) ent~tled: "A RESOLUTIO!\ OF THE CITY COUNCIL GF THE CITY OF
SANTA ~m:NI CA ACCEPTING l\.:'lD APPROVIXG SUBDIVI S ION !'V\P OF TR.>\CT NO. 34110",
submitted by the Redevelopment Agency of the City of Santa Mon~ca and
Lincoln Property Company for a 345 unIt new condom~n~um project at
~eilson Way between Barnard Way and Ocean Park Boulevard, reading by
t~tle only and wa~ving further read~ng thereof. Second by Mayor Pro
Tempore Cohen.
CouncIl Vote: AffirmatIve: Councilmembers BambrIck, Cohen, Reed,
Tr~ves, van den Steenheven and Mayor
S,.;ink
Kegat~ve:
Councilmember Scott
Agenda Item 6-G: Resolution
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
SUBDIVISION ~ffiP OF TR~CT NO.
project at 1417 Twenty-sixth
was adopted.
:'10. 5169(CC5) ent~t1ed: "A RESOLUTIO:'\ OF
OF SANTA ~O~ICA ACCEPTING A~D APPROVI:'\G
34252", for a f~ve-unit new condomInIum
Street, by Billy KeIst and F. Cliff Feathersr
t\o. 5170 (CCS) entItled: "A RESOLUTION OF
OF SA~TA ~Ot\ICA ACCEPTIKG A~D APPROVI~G
34253", for a ten-unit ne,\' condom~nium
Street, by BIlly Keist and F. C. Feathers,
Agenda Item 6-H: Resolution
THE CITY CO~CIL OF THE CITY
SUBDIVISIO~ ~~p OF TRACT NO.
project at 1447 Twenty-sixth
has adopted.
Agenda Item 6-1: Resolution 1\0. 5171(CC5) entitled: "A RESOLUTIO'ij OF
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SA~TA MOKICA APPROVING THE FILING OF
REPORT OF WORK AND SETTI'ijG A HEARIXG DATE FOR ~~Y PROTESTS OR OBJECTIOXS
TO THE REPORT OF THE SUPERI~TE~DENT OF STREETS REGARDING THE RECO'ijSTRUC-
TIO~ OF TEXTH COURT BETWEE~ OLYMPIC BOULEVARD AND 450 FEET ~ORTHWESTERLY
THEREOF", setting a publlc hearing for February 27, 1979.
Agenda Item 6-J: Resolution N~. 5l72(CCS) entitled: "A RESOLUTION
DECLARING CERTAI'ij WEEDS GROWING UPON CERTAIN LA~DS WITHIN THE CITY OF
SA'ijTA MOXICA TO BE A PUBLIC KUISfu\lCE", was adopted.
Agenda Item 6-K: Ordinance No. l112(CC5) entitled: "AC\! ORDIt\A~CE OF
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SA~TA ~ONICA AME~DIKG SECTIO~ 4122 k~D
REPEALING SECTION 4123 OF THE SA~TA MOXICA ~UNICIPAL CODE, AUTHORIZlt\G
THE CITY COU:'ICIL TO ESTABLISH, BY RESOLUTION, FEES AND CHARGES FOR THE
HA~DLING OF ANI:Vl~LS AT THE A:'>IHlAL CENTER", ,,,as adopted.
Agenda Item 6-L: Contract Xo. 3l60(CCS) (Bid ~o. 1414) for purchase of
automotive equipment for three CIty departments was awarded to Crenshaw
Motors, Inc. by issuance of P. o. 'i/o. 39200 in the amount ef $8,368.70;
to InternatIonal Harvester Co. bv Issuance of P. O. No. 39201 in the
amount of $16,170.98; P. O. ~o. 39202 in the amount of S24,99l.48 and
to Universal Truck Body, Inc. in the amount of $21,176.68 for a total
contract amount of $70,707.84.
Agenda Item 6-~: Presented at this time was a contract for award (Bld I
No. 1405) for a new PolIce Communication System to Modular Communicatlonsl
Systems in the amount of 5115,936.71. Richard Lasater, Attorney repre- I'
senting Com/Systems, requested an extenslon of time before awarding bid
to allow review of the file in order to determine the reasons for passing
over the lowest bid from Com/Systems. After lengthy discussion, Councl1-!
member Scott moved that the low bid of Com/Systems be rejected for reason~
set forth in the staff report dated December 14, 1978 and that Contract
~o. 3l6l(CC5) be awarded to Modular Communications Systems, the second
lowest bidder, by issuance of P. o. No. 39204 in the amount of :5115,936.76 i
for a new Police Commun~cation System. Second by Councilmember Reed. I
Council Vote: Unanimously approved 7-0
Agenda Item 6-~. Contract No. 3l62(CC8) (Bid No. 1420) for detector
check valves was awarded to Taylor-Jett Company by issuance of P. O. No. i
39205 in the amount of $13,688.71 and to Telford Smith Supply Company by
lssuance of P. o. Ko. 39206 In the amount of $9,843.11.
Agenda Item 6-0: Contract No. 3l63(CCS) (BId No. 1411) for water service
fittIngs was awarded to James Jones Company by Issuance of P. O. No.
39207 In the amount of $23,578.19 and to Taylor-Jett Company by Issuance
of P. O. :-.ro. 39208 in the amount of $1,171.82.
Agenda Item 6-P: Contract Ko. 3l64(CCS) (Bid No. 1422) for installatIon
of underground conduit to lInk CIty Hall telephones wIth Police Communi-
cation System was awarded to Coast Electric, Inc. by Issuance of P. O.
Xo. 39209 In the amount of $14,000.00.
Agenda Item 6-Q: Contract 1'\0. 3165 (CCS) (Bid ::-Jo. 1415) for a diesel-
powered tractor was awarded to Jumbo EquIpment Company, Inc. by issuance
of P. O. No. 39210 In the amount of $36,941.00.
Agenda Item 6-R: Contract ~o. 3l66(CCS) for the Improvement of Seventh
Street from Grant Avenue to Kensington Road was awarded to Calex PavIng
Company in the amount of $87,710.00 and contIngency funds In the amount
of $20,000.00 were approved.
Agenda Item 6-S: The settlement of a claIm entitled Ronald A. Viclnsky
vs. City of Santa Monica and Kenneth Johnson, Case No. WEC 54299, was
approved as recommended by staff and the Director of FInance instructed
to draw a warrant made payable to Ronald A. Vicinsky and the law offices
of Kenneth L. Knapp, In the sum of $5,500.00, in full and complete settle-
ment of the case.
Agenda Item 6-T The CIty Attorney was authorized to prepare an ordinance
amendment prOVIdIng for emergency removal of litter from prIvate property
by City forces.
ThIS ended the Consent Calendar.
Agenda Item 7-A: Presented at this time \~as a publIc hearing to deter- I
mine community development needs for preparation of the Fifth Year I
Community Development Block Grant application. The proof of publication
was ordered flIed by Mayor Swink. The public hearIng was opened at
8:05 P.M. by order of Mayor Swink. Carole Cullum requested consideratlonl
of funds for a program to install locks on the homes of low/moderate '
income residents In the City. The follOWIng persons requested consid- I
eration of funds for safe street lIghting on ~arine, Navy and Ozone !
Streets and lightIng of Ozone Park: John Huskey and Susan Taylor. The
Following persons requested consideratIon of funds for MUltI-Purpose
Center FaCIlity for SOCIal services: Carol Davey, Laurie Rozet, Colin
Petrie, Joe Hanser, AprIl Halprin, Pat Murphy, James ~ount, Helena Hult,
Rosario Perry, Tomie Casey and Beverly Sanborn. The following persons
requested consideration of funds for programs to develop housing oppor-
tunities for low and moderate Income persons' Janet Stambolian, Tima
Tomash, Gaye Deal and ~arian Winston. The following persons requested
consideration of funds for street lIghting, traffic improvements and
other safety measures in Santa Monica Mall and downtown parking struc-
tures: James Mount, Rosario Perry, Joseph Miko and Alan Indictor. The
Following persons requested consideration of fundIng for traffIC safety
improvements on SIxth Street and Ocean Park Boulevard and other Sixth
Street intersections In the Ocean Park viCInIty: James Delahunty,
Barbara Locker-Halmy, John Lonsdale, Frank Charny, Susan Taylor, Beverly
Joneleit, Nick Allis and Pelton Stewart. There belng no other persons
present deSIring to address the CounCIl, the public hearIng was ordered
closed at 9:09 P.M. by order of Mayor Swink.
After discussion, CouncIlmember Scott moved to instruct staff to include
all housing related Items presented to the CounCIl tonight In theIr
staff report to the CounCIl on the grant applicatIon. Second by Council-
member Trives. DiSCUSSIon ensued, after WhICh Councilmember van den
Steenhoven moved to table the motion for pOSSIble reconsideration at the
time of Council discussion on the final distribution of the application
funds. Second by Mayor Pro Tempore Cohen.
Council Vote: Unanimously approved 7-0
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After dIScussIon, Councilmember van den Steenhoven moved to dIrect staff
to reVIew and analyze proposals for inclusion In the final CO~unlty
Development Block Grant applIcatIon, where approprIate. Second by CounCI -
member Trlves.
CouncIl Vote: UnanImously approved 7-0
Agenda Item 7-B: Presented at this time was a public hearing in regard
to the proposed vacation of WIlshire Place North from Twentieth Street to
Twentieth Court together with various dedications. The proof of publIca-
tion and certIficate of posting were ordered filed by Mayor Swink. The
public hearing was opened at 9:28 P.~. by order of Mayor Swink. Albert
Grossman, Attorney representing the developer of a project in the area,
spoke in support of the vacation. Wayne Schneider spoke regarding poten-
tial problems of the vacatIon including traffic safety, Increased noise
and parked cars. He suggested restrictIng 20th Court to one-way traffIC.
Betty Bueller spoke In opposItion of relocating WilshIre Place North
alleging Increased traffic nOIse and parkIng which would have a delete-
rious effect on the neighbor~ood. After dIscussion, Mayor Pro Tempore
Cohen moved to adopt ResolutIon :-io. 5l73(CCS) entItled: "A RESOLUTIO~ OF
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SA~TA MONICA ORDERING THE VACATION OF A
PORTION OF A CERTAI~ ALLEY KKOWN AS WILSHIRE PLACE ~ORTH FROM TWENTIETH
STREET TO TWENTIETH COURT n THE CITY OF SM~TA ~m~ICA, CALI FOR:--JIA" ,
reading by tItle only and waIving further reading thereof. Second by
Councilmember van den Steenhoven.
CouncIl Vote: Unanimously approved 7-0
Councilmember Reed moved that staff be authorIzed to proceed in the
investigation of the suggestion of making TwentIeth Court one-way, south-
bound, as it relates to this project and report to the Council. Second
by Councilmember van den Steenhoven. After discussion, Councilmember
van den Steenhoven withdrew hIS second. The motion failed for lack of a
second.
Agenda Item 8-A: Presented at this time was an ordInance for adoption
increasing refuse rates. Mayor Pro Tempore Cohen moved to adopt OrdI-
nance !I/o. 1113 eCCS) entitled: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SA:\TA ;.IONICA
ANE:\DING SECTION 5233A OF CHAPTER 2, ARTICLE V, OF THE SANTA ~IONICi\.
M~ICIPAL CODE IN ORDER TO I~CREASE THE fu~OUNT OF FEES CHARGED FOR
GE)JERAL CITY REFUSE COLLECTION", readIng by ti tIe only and waIvIng further
reading thereof. Second by Councilmember Bambrick. The motIon was
approved by the follOWIng vote:
CounCIl Vote: AffIrmative: Councilmembers Bambrick, Cohen, Trives,
van den Steenhoven and Mayor SWInk
Negative:
Councilmembers Reed, Scott
Agenda Item 9-A: Presented at this time was a resolution placing on the
ballot of AprIl 10, 1979 a charter amendment regarding publication of
ordinance summaries and amendIng the proposition wordIng of the ballot
measure haVIng to do with the establIshment of a separate board for the
Santa Monica CommunIty College District. Councilmember Reed moved to
hear members of the publlC who had requested to speak. Second by CounCIl
member TrIves.
Council Vote: Unanimously approved 7-0
Allison Arnold spoke In OppOSItIon to placing on the ballot a charter
amendment regardIng publicatIon of ordinance summaries. After illscussion,
Councilmember Scott moved to adopt a resolution entitled: "}\ RESOLUTION
OF THE CITY COU~CIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA MO~ICA PROPOSIKG THAT PROPOSI-
TION 'C', AN .~IE~DME~T TO SECTION 617 OF ARTICLE VI OF THE CITY CHARTER
CO~CERNING PUBLICATION OF SU~ThfARIES OF ORDINANCES, AND A~ENDIKG PROPOSI-
TIO~ 'B', CONCERNING THE CREATIO)J OF A CO}ThlUNITY COLLEGE GOVE~\ING BOARD,
TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS AT THE ELECTION ON THE 10TH
DAY OF APRIL, 1979", reading by title only and waiving further reading
thereof. The motion faIled for lack of a seeond. Councilmember Trives
moved that a charter amendment regarding publlcatlon of ordinance summaries
~e placed on the ballot of April 10, 1979. Second by Mayor Pro
Tempore Cohen. The motion was approved by the following vote:
Council Vote: Affirmatlve: Councilmembers Bambrick, Cohen, Reed,
Trlves, van den Steenhoven and Mayor
SWlnk '
Negatlve:
Councllmember Scott
Councllmember Reed moved to adopt Resolutlon ;-jo. 5l74(CCS) entitled: "A
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SA;-jTA MONICA Ar.IE:-.IDING
PROPOSITION 'B', CO:-.lCERNIKG THE CREATION OF A CO~~lUNITY COLLEGE GOVERNING
BOARD, TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS AT THE ELECTION OF THE
10TH DAY OF APRIL, 1979", readlng by title only and w'aiving further
reading thereof. Second by Councllmember Bambrick.
Council Vote' Unanlmously approved 7-0
By order of Mayor SWlnk, the Council recessed at 9:57 P.M. The Council
reconvened at 10:02 P.M. with all members present.
Agenda Item II-A, l3-A and l3-B: Councllmember Trives moved that Agenda
Items l3-A and l3-B be merged for discussion with Agenda Item II-A.
Second by Mayor Pro Tempore Cohen.
Council Vote: Unanimously approved 7-0
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Presented at thIS tIme was a status report on rental housing, an ordInance Status repol
propos ed by Councllmember Bambrick regarding rent lncreases on residentiali on rental he
income property and discussion, requested by Councllmember Reed, regardinij presented
rental housing specula tlon. lL C. Garvin spoke in support of the propose4
ordinance regulatIng rent lncreases. Walter Schwartz spoke in dIsagree- ;
ment with certain aspects of the status report on rental housing. MItzie!
Keller, Armand Aldunate and MIke McGregor spoke In OppoSltlon to rent I
control. Cheryl Rhoden spoke In favor of rent control. Daniel Cohen I
spoke regardlng causes and effects of rental housing speculation. AndreHI
Stefanski spoke In favor of strengthening the pOHer of the landlord/tenan~
mediation board in order to protect both parties and In favor of regulat- '
ing rent increases.
After discussion, Councilmember Bambrlck moved to adopt a proposed
ordInance regulating rent increases as proposed In his memorandum to the
City Council dated January 9, 1979. Second by Councllmember Reed. After
dlscusslon, the motIon failed by the following vote (Pursuant to Section
615 of the Santa Monica City Charter which requlres fIve affirmative
votes for enactment of an emergency ordinance):
Councll Vote: AffirmatIve: Councilmembers Bambrick, Cohen, Reed
and }fayor S,.nnk
Negative"
Councilmembers Scott, Trives, van den
Steenhoven
Councilmember van den Steenhoven moved to contlnue dlscussion past the
11:00 o'clock hour, second by Mayor Pro Tempore Cohen.
Council Vote: Unanimously approved 7-0
Councllmember Reed moved that the City Attorney be directed to draft
appropriate documents, using as a guide portIons of the Santa Cruz
petItion instltutlng a real property documentary transfer tax, for
placement of that subject on the ballot of Aprll 10, 1979. The motlon
faIled for lack of a second.
Agenda Item ll-B: Presented at thIS tlme were recommendatlons regardIng
traffic signals on 6th Street. After discussion Councilmember Reed
moved to authorlze the Traffic Department to reverse the stop sign at
HollIster Avenue and 6th Street so that there will be a stop sign on 6th
Street and that thIS be a temporary SolutIon pendlng receipt of a full
study scheduled for July 1. Second by Councllmember Trives.
Council Vote. Unanimously approved 7-0
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Agenda Item ll-C: Presented at thIS tIme was a recommendation for
installatIon of left-turn channelIzation on Santa ~onica Boulevard
between 20th Street and Cloverfield Boulevard and removal of two taxi
zones and ten on-street parking meters. The followlng persons spoke In
oppOSition to the proposed left-turn channelization in that it would
rel'lOVe needed parking from the area: George Ishizuka, Jerry Roberts and
Jay Z. Stambler. VIncent Sheehan, representing Saint John's Hospital,
described the need for left-turn channelization for entry to their
Ambulatory Care Center. After diSCUSSion, Councilmember'Reed moved to
authorize staff to proceed wIth left-turn channelIzation on 23rd Street
at Santa Monlca Boulevard and that elght on-street parking meters plus
two taxi zones be removed to facilitate that channelizatIon. Second bv
~ayor Pro Tempore Cohen. After lengthy discusslon, the motion was ap-'
proved by the follOWIng vote"
CounCIl Vote. Affirmative: Councllmembers Bambrick, Cohen, Reed,
Trlves and ~ayor Swink
Negative:
Councllmembers Scott, van den Steenhoven
Agenda Item 12-A: Presented at this tIme was the request of William H.
JennIngs to address the Council regarding funding and organization of
the Police Department. Mr. Jennings requested that staff be directed to
determine whether a portIon of the surplus beach fund may be used for
beach related police actiVIties. The matter was discussed and no action
,.as taken.
Agenda Item 13-C: Presented at this time was the request of Council-
member Trives for diSCUSSion of increased use of the polIce airplane and
formation of a SpeCial Enforcement Detail for concentrated patrol activ-
ities. After diSCUSSIon Councilmember Trlves moved that the police
airplane be considred for increased utilization. Second by Councilmember
Reed. Pat Geffner spoke, on behalf of Santa Monlcans' Against Crlme, In
support of increased crIme suppresSion activities. After discussion
Councilmember van den Steenhoven moved an amendment, wlth the consent of
the maker and second, to contlnue the matters of increased use of the
polIce airplane and a Special Enforcement Detail for crime suppression
activities, for consideration during budget discussions. The motion as
amended was approved by the following vote:
Councll Vote: Unanlmously approved 7-0
At 12.20 A.M., on motion of Councilmember Reed, second by Councllmember
Trives, the Council adjourned In memory of the follol"ing indlviduals:
on behalf of Mayor Swink, in memory of Audrey R. Sherman, wife of Dr.
Arthur W. Sherman and long-tIme Santa Monica reSIdent; on behalf of
Councilmember Bambrick, ln memory of Rose DOlden, long-tIme Santa ~onica
resident; on behalf of Mayor Swink, in memory of L. Morton Bach, an
aVlatlon ploneer who owned one of the first aircraft plants at Clover-
field and a long-tlme resident of the communIty, and in memory of Ernest
W. Watson, long-tIme resident of Santa MonIca.
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