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CITY OF SANTA MONICA
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
JANUARY 14, 1981
Ii meeting of the Santa Monica City Council was called to order by Mayor Bambrick at 7:10
P.M., Wednesday, January 14, 1981, havins been continued from January 13, 1981.
Roll Call: Present: Mayor John J. Bambrick
Mayor Pro Tempore Ruth Yannatta Goldway
Councilmember William H. Jennings
I. Counci Imember Christine E. Reed
Councilmember Cheryl Rhoden
[ouncilmember Perry Scott
City Manager Charles K. McClain
Acting City Attorney Stephen Stark
City Clerk Ann M. Shore
!Councilmember Rhoden moved to recess to Closed Session at 7:11 P.M. to discuss personnel
Imatters and instruct City representatives concerning salaries, salary schedules or com-
'pensation paid in the form of fringe benefits. Second by Councilmember Reed. The moticn
.was approved by unani~ous vote. At 7:35 P.M., Councl I reconvened with all members
:present.
Counc.lmember Rhoden moved to add AgendQ Items Il-G, 11-G and 13-1. Second by Council-
mfmber Reed. The motion was approved by unanimous vote.
5-A: STREET WIDENING ON CLOVERFIELD BOULEVARD: Presented was a staff report recommending
appropriations and award of contract for construction of street widening on Cloverfield
eoulevard between Santa Monica Boulevard and Broadway, continued from December 9 and 10,
1980. Counci Imember Reed moved to approve the staff recommendation, i.e., appropriating
S180,000 from the State Gas Tax Fund and awarding a contract to Security Paving Company
in the amount of $154,72J.50 for construction of street widening on CloverfieJd Boulevard
between Santa Monica Boulevard and Broadway. Second by Counci1member Rhoden. The
motion failed by the following vote (pursuart to City Charter Section 1506 which re-
quires five affirmative votes for approval of an appropriation):
Counci I Vote: Affirmative: Counci lmembers Reed, Rhoden, Scott and Mayor Bambrick
Negative:
Counci1members Yannatta Goldway and Jennings
5-8: FINAL TRACT MAP NO. 36421: Presented was a staff report approving Final Tract Map
:No. 36421 submitted by J. Korbakis for a six-unit condominium conversion at 918 Seven-
itennth Street, continued from December 9 and 10, 1980. Discussion was held, including
.partlcipation by Dana Malden, representing the property owner. CounciJ~fmber Reed moved
:to adopt Resolution No. 6162(CCS) entitled: " A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
!CITY OF SANTA MONICA ACCEPTING AND APPROVING SUBDIVISION MAP OF TRACT NO. 36421 AND
jDIRECTING ISSUANCE OF CONDOMINIUM CONVERSION PERMIT ON CONDITIONS", reading by title
lonly and '"aiving further reading thereof. Second by Councilmember Scott,
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IMayor Pro Tempore Vannatta Goldway requested the record to indicate that she does not
Ifeel this action is within the moral framework of our Constitution, even though the
Court tells us to do so, because it evicts people who by paying rent regularly, have
~tabllshed-a right to continue to live in the City; further, that such conversion is notl
appropriate within the guidelines of our Housing Element. 4It
The motion approving the tract map by resolution was approved by the following vote:
Council Vote: Affirmative: Councilmembers Jennings, Reed, Scott and Mayor Bambrick
Negative: Councilmembers Vannatta Goldway and Rhoden
5-C: LOCAL COASTAL PLAN: Presented was a publ ic hearing to receive comment on the pro-
posed Local Coastal Plan prepared by the CIty's Local Coastal Program Committee, having
ibeen continued from December 9, 1980. At 8:47 P.M. the hearing was re-opened. Russell
iBarnard recommended alteretions to the inclusionary zoning policy. Jerome Lewis recom-
mended increased parking within the coastal area. Bill Teachworth requester that
the subject of inclusionary housing and funding be placed on an election ballot. Rae
iArchibald, representing the Rand Corporation, spoke of thEir concerns and need for
Iclarification of the viewshed protection restrictions, the hotel-motel study area and
Ithe commercial potential fee facility area. Joe Palazzola recommended approving the
Irecommendatlons of the Committee, especially regarding the modified Housing Ele~ent No.
i12. Catherine Tyrrell spoke in support of including the Housing Element and inclusionary
'zoning proviSions in the Plan. Robert Bundy requested a feasibility study regarding a
Marina. Karl Schober spoke to various aspects of the Plan including the City's share
cf beach visitors in the larger shoreline area, hO\~ priorities \oJere set, in-lieu fee
istructures related to commercial development, provision of parking spaces, funding for
la shuttle systeM, use of the coastal area by activity and population segment, and the
coast as the habitation of the Lease Tern in the book "Birds of America". Ilse Koch
spoke In opposition to inclusionary housin~. George Bergstrom recommended that develop-
Iment be concentrated in the central bUSiness di3trict without excessive restrictions
2nd that shuttle service to the beach not be paid by business, but by the people.
Dolores Putnam spoke in opposition to incluslonary zoning.
!There being no one else present wishing to speak on the subject, Mayor Pro Tempore
!Yannatta Goldway moved to close the public hearing at 8:35 P.M. Second by Councilmember
'I 'Reed. The motion was approved by unanimous vote.
Council discussion was held, and the following motions were made in regard to the Santa
'Monica Coastal Program document.
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:Counci Imember Reed moved to delete Coastal Access PoliCY No.7 regarding the shuttle sys-,
,tem (page 2-40). Second by CouncilMember Scott. During discussion, Mayor Pro TeMpore I
!.Yannatta Goldway stated for the record that Council has discussed and Included In the I
Plan Pol ICY No.5 endors,ng more dl rect bus service to toe beach. The motion was approvef
by the fo 11 0"" ng vote' i
Council Vote: Affirmative: Councilmembers Jennings, Reed, Rhoden, Scott and Bambrick!
Negative:
Councilmember Vannatta Goldway
Councllmember Reed moved to Insert a nevi Coastal Access Pol icy No.7 to read: "The Santa
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'Ionica Coastal Plan recognizes that large numbers of low and moderate income citizens
visited the coastal zone and beach In Santa Monica when the RTD offered a special 10~
Summer Sunday fare. The Santa Monica Coastal Plan urges the RTD and other funding
agencies to reinstitute a special discounted 'beach fare' on Summer Sundays." Second
by Councilmember Rnoden. During discussion, Councilmember Reed revised the wording by
deleting the reference to the specific fare, leaving in the language about a special
discounted Summer Sunday fare and inserting "the Santa Monica ~\unicipal Bus Lines"
after "urges". The motion was approved by the follO\oJing vote:
Council Vote: Affirmative: Councilmembers Vannatta Goldway, Jennings, Reed, Rhode
and Bambrick
Negative:
Councilmember Scott
, Counci 1 member Scott moved, in regard to page 2-39, subparagraph D at the bott~m of the :
I page, to delete "shielded vJaiting areas" and "providing locker space" as requirements at'
major bus stops. Second by Counc, lmember Reed. The motion was approved by the fOllOWin1
i vote.
Council Vote' Affirmative' Councilmembers Vannatta Goldway, Jennings, Reed, Scott
and Bambrick !
Negative.
Councilmember Rhoden
Councilmember Reed moved, In regard to page 2-43, Policy No. 17, line I, deletion of
"either" and insertion o'f "any" In connection with private beach clubs Second by
Mayor Pro Tempore Vannatta Goldway. The motion was approved by the following vote:
Councl I Vote' ~nanimously approved 6-0
Councllmember Reed moved that all references to the shuttle system be removed from the
Coastal Access Map. Second by Councilmember Scott. The motion was approved by the
follo,,1i ng vote:
Council Vote: Affirmative. Counci1members Jennings, Reed, Rhoden, Scott and
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the effect that we are going to give priority to those uses whIch provide a balance of I
. opportunities for all economic elements of the regional community, as it reads in Pol icy,
i No. 19, Standard No.2. Second by Counci lmember Reed. Counci Imember Rhoden moved a I
,substitute motion incorporating standards so that 18.2 reads "provide a balance of oppor-:
tunities for all economic elements of the regional community, with a priority for least;
expensive on the beach". With the consent of the second, CouncilmeMber Jennings Included
Councilmembar Rhoden's substitute motion in the main motion and included the same wordin
in Policy No.1, Standard No.2, in the Recreation document. The Motion was approved by
the following vote. I
Negative'
Councilmember Vannatta Goldway
Councilmember J~nnings moved, regarding Coastal Access Policy No. 18 (page 2-44),
Standard No.2., to delete the \oJords "are the least expensive" and insert language to
Counci I Vote: UnaniMously approved 6-0
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_0unci Jmember Scott moved that Pol icy No. 21 on page 2-44 be revised to read: "I t is thel
pol icy of the Santa Monica Coastal Plan to declare the Palisades Park as a unique recrea-
tional regional resource and its location and function require that it be considered
separately from other upland parks." (deleting the remainder). Second by Councilmember
Reed. Fol lowing discussion, the motion was approved by the following vote' ...
Council Vote. Affirmative. Councilmembers Jennings, Reed, Scott and Ba~brick
Negative:
Councilmembers Vannatta Goldway and Rhoden
Councilmember Jennin9s moved that Coastal Access Policy No. 22 (page 2-45), Recreation
Pol icy No. 17 (page 3-46), Hous ing Pol icy No. 16 (page 4-43) and Visual Resources Pol icy
No. 10 (page 6-14) be rev i sed to read. "The SMCP endorses the concept of Pa rt Two, the
Main Street Master plan,..." inasmuch as Parts two through six have not been adopted.
Second by Councilmember Reed. Following discussion, the motion was approved by the fol-
lowing vote.
Counci I Vote. Affirmative. Councilmembers Jennings, Reed, Scott and Bambrick
Negative. Councilmember Rhoden
Abstain: Mayor Pro Tempore Vannatta Goldway
Councllmember Jennin9s moved, in regard to the Recreation document,to delete the last
,sentence on page 3-40 which introduced a 1 ist of priorities and to delete the chart of
;prlorities at the top of page 3-41. Second by Councilmember Reed. With the consent of
[the second, Councilmember Jennings ,ncluded in the motion the suggestion of Mayor Pro
'Tempore Vannatta Goldway to place the prIority 1 ist into the section of the Recreation
program that deals with discussion and findings as an example of the priorities estab-
lished by the LCP Committee so that it WI 1 i be on record for reference when other prior-
ities are looked at. The motion was approved by the following vote:
Councl I Vote' Affirmative: Councilmembers Vannatta Goldway, Jennings, Reed,
Scott and Bambrick
Negat i ve
Councilmember Rhoden
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ICouncilmember Scott moved that Recreation Pol Icy No. I I (page 3-~4) be reVised to read:
l"lt is the pol icy of the Santa Monica Coastal Plan to declare that Pal isades Park is a
unique recreational regional resource and its location and function require that it be
Iconsidered separately from other upland park areas" (deleting the renainder). Second by
Councilmember Reed. The motion was approved by the following vote'
Counci I Vote. Affirmative. Councilmembers Jennings, Reed, Scott and Bambrick
I Negative. Counci lmembers Vannatta Goldway and Rhoden
iCouncilmember Reed moved, in regard to page 3-40, a grammatical correction to the last
'paragraph, first lIne, deleting "to ",hat extent", insertIng "the extent to which".
,Second by Mayor Pro Tempore Vannatta Goldway The motion was approved by the following
!vote:
Counci I Vote: UnanImously approved 6-0
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Counci 1 member Reed moved in regard to Recreation Pol icy ~IO. < (pc<!:e 3-41) and Coastal
Access Pol icy No. 19 (page 2-44) to add subsection (5) as one of the standards for eval-
uation, to read lIare L.onsistent with the uses provided in City zoning regL.Ilations.11
Second by Councilmember Rhoden. The motion was approved by the following vote:
Council Vote: Affirmative: Councilmembers Jennings, Peed, Phoden, Scott ard
Sambrick
Abstain. Councilmember Vannatta Geldway
Councilmember Reed moved en page 3-42 to delete Policy No.7 ,.,hich policy prOVides for,
in commercial development, an in-lieu fee structure or equivalent consideration of public
oriented facil ities to meet upland recreation needs. Second by Councilmember Scott.
Following discussion, the motion failed by the following vote:
Council Vote: Affirmative' Councilmembers Reed, Scott and Bambrick
Negative: Councilmembers Yarn~tta Goldway, Jennings and Phoden
Counci 1 member Rhoden moved to add to res tate Po 11 cy No. 7 to i nc 1 ude 1 anguage p rav i ding
for a Council waiver when appropriate. The motion was approved by the following vote:
Counci 1 Vote: AffirMative' Councilmembers Vannatta Gold\-iay, Jenl'ings, Reed, Rhoden
al'd Bambrick
Nesative: Councilmember Scott
Councilmember Jenrings mo~d to delete Recreation Policy MO. 9 (page 3-43) and Environ-
mental Quality Policy No. 12 (page 5-16) which discouraged a small craft facil ity.
Second by Councilmember Reed. With the consent of the second, Councllmember Jennings
amended the motion to leave in the policy but that it read instead "...development which
would adversely affect beach recreation use and capacity and create access problems is
strongiy discouraged." The motion was approved by the follo\'ling vote:
Council Vote: Affirmative: Councllmembers Jenn'ngs, Reed, Rhoden and Bambricy
Negative'
Councllmenbers Vannatta Goldway and Scott
Councilmember Jennln~s moved to delete Recreation Policy No. 10 (page 3-43) and Environ-
mental Quality Pol icy No. 13 (page 5-17) so as not to request another study of the break~
\'later. Second by Counci lmember Scott. Mayor Pro Tempore Vannatta Gold\'lay moved a sub-
stitute motion that this pol icy read instead "It is the pol ICY of the SMCP to assure
that the Pier remains safe,and as a basically overwater structure, and that the beaches
south of It remain relatively stable and undiminished, and to maintain and assure water
quality of the harbor area, to protect marine l.fe, fishing and swimming." Second by
Councilmember Rhoden. The motion was approved by the following vote:
Council Vote: Affirmative: Unanimously approved 6-0
Counclimember Reed moved, \'lith respect to Recreation ,.-1ap No.1 a"d the request of the
Rand Corporation, that the Hotel/Motel study area be slightly expanded to include both
sides of Ocean Avenue from Colorado to pico. Second by Counci ltnember Rhoden. The fIIotio
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was approved by the following vote:
Council Vote: Unanimously approved 6-0
Fol lowing diSCUSSion, Counci lmember Reed moved that In the area of the Recreation Map
referenced as Commercial Potential Fee/Facility area, the Rand Corporation property, the
City and County property and all the Lincoln Boulevard strip be deleted. Second by 4It
Mayor Pro Tempore Vannatta Goldway. Following discussion, Mayor Pro Tempore Vannatta
Goldway moved a substitute motion to delete all the City and School-owned property and
the Lincoln Blulevard area from the Recreation Map in-lieu fee zone. Second by Council-
member Rhoden. The substite motion was approved by the following vote:
Affirmative: Councilmembers Vannatta Goldway, Jennings, Rhoden, Scott and
Mayor Bambrick
Negative: Councilmember Reed
, Councilmember Reed moved, on page 3-42, Recreation Policy No.5, to include both sides
i of Ocean Avenue from Colorado to Pico in the language. Second by Mayor Pro Tempore
i Vannatta Goldway. The motion was approved by the following vote:
Council Vote: Unanimously approved 6-0
Councilmember Rhoden moved to hold a recess at 9:37 P.M. Second by Councilmember Scott.
The motion was approved by unanimous vote. The Council reconvened at 9:50 P.M. with
all members present. Counci Imember Jenn;n~s moved, on page 4-40, to delete Housing
Policy No.2, the definition of rehabi litation. Second by Councilmember Reed. FOllowin1
discussion, Councilmember Reed moved a substitute motionthat Housing Pol icy No.2 read
as follows: "Within the Santa Monica Coastal Plan, rehabi I itation is defined as the
restoration or improvement of structures." Second by Councilmember Rhoden. Discussion I
! waS held. The substitute motion was approved by the following vote: !.
Counci 1 Vote
Unanimously approved 6-0
Councilmember Reed moved, on page 4-41, to delete existing Housing Policy No.6 (which
now reads "It is the policy of the Santa Monica Coastal Plan to preserve low and moderate
Income housing,") and that it nO\'/ read instead "It is the policy of the Santa Monica
Coastal Plan to insure housing opportunities in the coastal zone for low and moderate
income persons. Second by Councilmember Jennings. The motion waS approved by the
fo 11 Q\..Ji ng vote:
Counci I Vote: Affirmative: Counci lmembers Jennings, Reed, Scott and
Mayor Bamb rick
Negative.
Counci lmembers Vannatta Goldway and Rhoden
Councilmember Jennin~s moved to delete Housing Pol icy No.9 (page 4-41) regarding
preservation of existing lower density hOUSing. Second by Councllmember Scott. Mayor
Pro Tempore Vannatta Gold"Jay moved a substitute motion that Policy No.9 read: "The
i SMCP IS concerned about the qual ity of neighborhoods and the current zoning pattern
which allows development of expensive condominiums; therefore the SMCP supports programs
to preserve those buildings providing low and moderate income housing opportunities
and bui ldings which contribute to the architettural character of the neighborhood."
The substitute motion fal led for lack of a second.
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Counctlmember Rhoden moved a substitute motion that Housing Policy No.9 read: "It is the
policy of the SMCP to preserve existing neighborhoods and to target rehabil itation
programs for those structures that are currently built at a lower density than their
zoning provides for." Second by Councilmember Reed. The motion was approved by the
following vote
Council Vote. Affirmative. Councilmembers Vannatta Goldway, Jennings, Reed,
Rhoden and Mayor Bambrick
Negative:
Councilmember Scott
Councilmember Jennings moved to delete Housing Policy No. 10, (page 4-41) relating to
density bonuses, so as to remain silent on the question rather that saying that we
are in favor or not in favor. Second by Councilmember Rhoden. Mayor Pro Tempore
Vannatta Goldway moved a substitute motion that Policy No. 10 read: "The SMCP finds
that the residential areas in Santa Monica's Coastal Zone are currently zoned well
above its existing land use and that this current use already has high density and
concomitant problems. Further, it is the finding of the SMCP that increasing density
over current zoning could adversely affect the quality of 1 ife and such affect might
outweigh benefits; therefore density bonuses should be considered only on specific
bases when they do not impact negatively in relationship to the environment for
i specific sites." Second by Councilmember Rhoden. The substitute motion failed by the
following vote'
Council Vote
Councilmembers Vannatta Goldway and Rhoden
Affirmative
Councilmembers Jennings, Reed, Scott and Mayor
Bambrick
4IIl Councilmember Jennings' motion to delete Pol ICY No. 10 failed by the following vote:
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Negative:
Council Vote. Affirmat,ve: Councilmembers Jennings, and Rhoden
Negative:
Councilmembers Vannatta Goldway, Reed, Scott and
Mayor Bambrick
Councilmember Reed moved to delete Housing Policy No. 11 (page 4-42) which policy
states that we will adjust zoning so the construction of new residential units in the
coastal zone preserves or lowers the eXisting density and preserves neighborhood
character". Second by Councilmember Scott. The motion was approved by the following
vote:
Council Vote: Affirmative: Counci lmembers Jennings, Reed, Scott and Mayor
Bambrick
Negative'
Counci lmembers Vannatta Goldway and Rhoden
Councilmember Reed moved, on page 4-43, Housing Policy No 15, line 1, to insert
language to that it read: "The SMCP endorses zoning which encourages, but does not
mandate, mixed uses of land.." Second by Councilmember Scott. The motion failed
by the following vote:
Council Vote' Affirmative: Counci lmembers Reed, Scott and Mayor Bambrick
Negative: Counci lmembers Vannatta Goldway, Jennings and Rhoden
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Councilmember Scott moved to amend Housing Policy No. 13, (pages 4-42 and 4-43) to read
as follows. "It is the policy of the SMCP that the highest priority for designation of
publicly assisted housing sites can be given to those sites which minimize displacement
and maxlmlze use of avai lable funds." Second by Councllmember Reed. The motion was
approved by the following vote:
Council Vote' Affirmative: Councilmembers Jennings, Reed, Rhoden, Scott and
Mayor Bambrick
Negative
Mayor Pro Tempore Vannatta Goldway
Mayor Pro Tempore Vannatta Goldway moved to add to Housing Policy No. 17 (page 4-43) in
reference to our current condominium conversion law, wording as prepared in the staff
report dated January 14, 1981, as requested by Council. Second by Councilmember Rhoden.
The motion was approved by the following vote:
Councl I Vote: Affirmative: Councilmembers Vannatta Goldway, Jennings, Reed and
Rhoden
Negative:
Councilmember Scott and Mayor Bambrick
Mayor Pro Tempore Vannatta Goldway moved to include the foilowlng policy on demolition
procedures to be referenced Into appropr'ate elements: "Before a permit may be granted
for demolition of a structure in the coastal zone, approval must be obtained from the
appropriate body for the structure replacing the one proposed to be demolished, except
where demol ition is required to protect public health and safety. It is the SHCP's
intention to deVise a specific exemption program where appropriate." Second by Councll-
member Reed. The motion was approved by the fol lowing vote:
Council Vote: Affirmative: Councilmembers Vannatta Goldway, Jennings, Reed and
Rhoden
Negative.
Councllmembers Scott and Mayor Bambrick
Councllmember Scott moved that the staff be instructed to amend the text that
accompanies each of these policy groups to the extent that is required to make them
consistent with changes made by the City Council. Second by Councllmember Reed The
motion was approved by the following vote:
Council Vote: Affirmative: Councllmembers Jennings, Reed, Rhoden, Scott and
Mayor Bambrick
Negative:
Mayor Pro Tempore Vannatta Goldway
Councl I member Reed moved on page 5-15 to delete Environmental~uality Policy No.1 and
insert instead the following language: "The City shall strive to provide an adequate
supply of water for residents, visitors, commerce and industry. The City wi 11 develop
standards and pol icies to encourage conservation of water." Second by Counci 1 member
Scott. The motion was approved by the following vote:
Council Vote: Unanimously approved 6-0
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Councilmember Reed moved to delete Environmental Quality Policy No.3 (page 5-15) in that;
there are no water wel)s in the coastal zone. Second by Councilmember Scott. The motion
was approved by the following vote:
Council Vote' Unanimously approved 6-0
Counc i I member Reed moved to amend Po 1 icy No. 6 (page 5-15) to read: "The City \oii 11
work WIth adjacent jurisdIctions to protect city aquifers from contamination. WithIn
City boundaries, the City shall protect the City aquifers.. .." Second by Mayor Pro
Tempore Vannatta Goldway. The motion wa~ approved by the following vote:
Councl I Vote: Unanimously approved 6-0
Councllmember Reed moved to delete existing language in Policy No. 11 (page 5-16) and
substitute' "The CIty will work with the Flood Control District, the State Water
Qual ity Control Board and other government agencies to ensure tne environmental quality
and the integri ty of the flood control system". Second by Councllmember Scott. Mayor
Pro Tempore Vannatta Goldway moved a substitute motIon that,preceding Councilmember----
Reed's proposed sentence, there remain the first sentence of existing Policy No. 11;
"The City is encouraged to adopt a program to morritor the illegal disposal of toxic
wastes and the level of pollution adjacent to storm drains in the Bay." Second by
Councilmember Jennings. The substitute motion fai led by the following vote:
Council Vote: Affirmative: Councilmembers Vannatta Goldway, Jennings and Rhoden
Negative:
Councilmembers Reed, Scott and Mayor Bambrick
With the consent of the second, Councilmember Reed included in the motion the request
of Counci lmember Rhoden to add a second sentence to that proposed in the main motion
to read' "Where appropriate, the City is encouraged to adopt a program to monitor the
illegal disposal of toxic wastes and the level of pollution adjacent to storm drains
in the Bay." The motion and the addItion ~~ere approved by the following vote:
Council Vote: Unanimously approved 6-0
Counci lmember Reed moved to delete Envi ronmental QuaIL ty PoliCY No. 22 (page 5-19)
regardIng vapor recovery technolo~y because it is already the law by virute of State
action and therefore unnecessary. Second by Mayor Pro lempore Vannatta Goldway. The
motion was approved by the following vote.
Counci 1 Vote: Unanimously approved 6-0
Councilmember Scott moved to delete Policy No.8 (page 5-16) requirIng identification
and mitigation of potential industrial pollutiOn sources. Second by Councilmember Reed.!
The motion was approved by the following vote:
Council Vote: Affirmative: Counei lmembers Jennings, Reed, Rhoden, Seott and
Mayo r Bamb rick
Negative:
Mayor Pro Tempore Vannatta Goldway
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Councilmember Jennln~s moved to delete Policy No. 29 (page 5-20) relating to a hazard
management district. Second by Councilmember Scott. The motion was approved by the
fo 11 ow i ng vote.
Council Vote: Affirmative: Councilmembers Jennings, Reed, Scott and Mayor
Bambri ck
Negative:
Councilmembers Yannatta Goldway, Rhoden
At 11 '12 P.M., Councilmember Reed moved to continue discussion past 11'00 P.M. Second
by Mayor Pro Tempore Yannatta Goldway. The motion was approved by unanimous vote.
During discussion of the Visual Resources document, Councilmember Reed moved, in regard
to page 6-11, Pol icy No.1, I ine 11, to insert a period after "world", delete the next
two lines which read ". ..further, that views throughout this area are to be protected,
that the entire Coastal Zone could be determined as a viewshed, that. ..", and start a
nel'J sentence I'lith "Views are valuable and once destroyed are seldom retrieved; therefore,
it is the po I I cy of the SMCP to protect and enhance the views...". Second by Mayor Pro
Tempore Yannatta Goldway. The motion was approved by the followIng vote:
Council Vote: Unanimously approved 6-0
During discussion, Councilmember Reed moved on pages 6-12 and 6-13 to delete particular-
ized views 16, 18 through 28 and 30 through 33; that view 5 be revised to read "The
North Beach towards the Pal isades Bluffs','; that view 9 be revised to read "The north
side of the Municipal Pier, midway between Colorado Avenue and the waters edge towards
the North Beach and the bluffs." Second by Councllmember Scott. The motion was approved
by the f01 lOWing vote:
Counci 1 Vote: Affirmative: Counci lmembers Jennings, ReEd, Scott and Mayor
Bamb rick
Negative:
Counci lmembers Yannatta Goldway and Rhoden
Councilmember Reed moved to add back in a new view 16 which is "public view decks on
the Second and Third level of Santa Monica Place toward the pier and the ocean". Second
by Councilmember Jennings. The motion was approved by the following vote:
Council Vote: Affirmative: Councilmembers Jennings, Reed, Rhoden and Mayor
Bambri ck
Negative:
Councilmember Scott
Abs ta in:
Mayor Pro Tempore Yannatta Goldway
Councllmember Reed moved to insert a new Pol icy as yet un-numbered to read: "The
SMCP recognizes the grid street pattern that exists In the City in which most streets
run In straigm lines and intersect at 90 degree angles. Many of the streets which
proceed at a ninety degree angle to the coastl ine prOVIde west-bound (south-west by
the compass, west in the vernacular) commuters with views of the ocean and horizon.
The SMCP notes that the City is committed to its well-established street pattern and
recognizes the visual resources of this street pattern." Second by Councilmember Scott.
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motion was approved by the following vote:
Counci I Vote. Unaninously approved 6-0
Councilmember Reed moved to modify Visual Resources Policy No.2 which currently reads:
"SMCP recommends reducing current heightand bulk requirements for buildings in the
I' coastal zone to protect vle,"sheds" and insert .nstead: "The SMCP recommends careful
consideration of current height and bulk requirements for buildings in the coastal
,zone in order to protect indicated viewsheds. Tre SMPC recognizes that specific site
review of future developments in the coastal zone would enable the City to both protect
eXisting vie.is and enhance potential views." Second by Councilrr,ember Jennings. The
; motion ,"as approved by the follO\oJ1n9 vote:
Counc i 1 Vote
Affirmative: Counci lmembers Jennings, Reed, Rhoden, Scott and
Mayor BaPlbrick
Nega t i ve:
Mayor Pro Tempor~ Vannatta Gcldway
Councilmember Reed moved to delete Visual Resources Policy No.3 (page 6-13) regarcing
intentions relating to previously adopted PoliCies. Second by Councilmember Reed. The
i motion was approved by the following vote:
Council Vote: Unanimously approved 6-0
Councllmember Jennings moved to change the wording of PoliCY No.4 (page 6-13) deleting
"is creating a I ikely degradation there" and insert instead "has created problems
there." Second by Counci lmember Reed. The motion vias approveo by the following vote:
Council Vote: UnanimoUSly approved 6-0
Councilmember Reed moved to delete Visual Resources Pol ICY No.8 (page 6-14) relating to
the Sunset Beach Tract as a residenti~l neighborhooci, and move it to the Housing Section
Second by Mayor Pro Tempore Vannatta Goldway. The motion was approved by the following
vote:
Council Vote: Unanimously approved 6-0
Counci lmember Reed moved in regard to Pol icy No.9 (page 6-14) to delete the .,ords "and
county" in the first line Second by Mayor Pro Tempore Vannatta Goldway. The motion
was approved by the following vote:
Counci 1 Vote: Unanimously approved 6-0
Mayor Pro Tempore Vannatta Goldway moved to add a policy under Access to read' "The
public beach parking lots now provide pedestrian and vehicular uccess to the beach.
Such access ~ould be maintained and enhanc~ wherever possible. Any future development
proposals should be carefully reviewed to ensure pedestrian east-west access
opportuni ties In these areas." Seecnd by Counei Imember Reed. The motion was approved
by the following vote:
Council Vote: Affirmative: Councl lmenbers Vannatta Goldway, Jennings, Reed,
Rhoden and Mayor Bambrick
Negative: Councilmember Scott
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Councilmember Reed moved, in regard to Policy No.6 (pages 6-13 and 6-14) to add a new
second sentence: "The SMCP adopts Alelaide Drive from Ocean Avenue to the Coastal Zone
! bounda ry a s a scen i c cor r I dor." Secodn by Counc i 1 membe r Rhoden. The mot ion I-Ias
I approved by the following vote:
Council Vote: Affirmative: Councilmembers Vannatta Goldway, Jennings, Reed,
Rhoden and Mayor Bambrick
Negative:
Councilmember Scott
Mayor Pro Tempore Vannatta Goldway moved to add a policy to endorse the regional
commission guidelines for parking in new development. Second by Counci Imember Rhoden.
The motion failed by the followlng vote'
Counci 1 Vote: Affirmative: Councilmembers Vannatta Goldway and Rhoden
Negat ive:
Councilmembers Jennings, Reed, Scott and Mayor Bambrlc1
Councllmember Reed moved to include in the Program Pol icy No.4, Areas Requiring
Protection and Enhancement, as written in the staff report dated January 13, 1981, to
provide for flexlbil ity with regard to social conservancy and related grants. Second
by Mayor Bambrick. The motion was approved by the following vote:
Counci 1 Vote: Unanimously approved 6-0
Councllmember Reed moved to adopt Resolution No. 6163(CCS) entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA ADOPTING THE LAND USE PLAN OF THE SANTA
MONICA LOCAL COASTAL PROGRAM", reading by title only and waiving further reading
thereof, and to direct staff to transmit to the South Coast Regional Coastal Commission
the Santa Monica Local Coastal Plan after staff has made the appropriate amendments in
the text. Second by Councilmember Scott. Mayor Pro Tempore Y~nnatta Goldway moved a
substitute motion to delete the Housing Ele~ent from the vote so that it be voted
upon separately. Second by Councilmember Rhoden. The motion fai led by the following
vote:
Counc I 1 Vote:
Councilmembers Vannatta Goldway and Rhoden
Councilmembers Jennings, Reed, Scott and Mayor Bambricj
is voting against the
and Planning CommiSSion
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Nega t i ve :
Councilmember Rhoden requested that the record reflect that she
SMCP because she feels changes in structure made by the Council
are not either in the spirit nor the intent of the C~astal Act.
approved by the following vote:
Counci I Vote:
Affirmative:
Councllmembers Jennings, Reed, Scott and Mayor
Bambr I ck
Negative:
Councilmembers Vannatta Goldway and Rhoden
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Councilmembers Jennin~s moved to request the Mayor to send a letter to the members of
Local Coastal Plan Committee thanking them for all the work they have put i~ a~d
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informing them that, even though some changes have been made, tre documents produced by
them were of excellent quality. Second by Counc;lmember Reed. The motion was approved
by the fol lowing vote:
Council Vote' Unanimously approved 6,0
5-0: SECURITY PETROFIT FOR EXISTiNG BUilDINGS: The matter was continued to January
27, 1981.
CO~SENT CALENDAR: The Consent Calendar was presented by the C'ty Clerk after whic~
Councilmember Scott moved to approve the Consent Calendar with the exceptior of Agenda
Items 6-C, 6-0, 6-H, 6-1, 6-R, 6-KK, 6-ll, 6-MM and 6-NN, reading ordinances and resolu-
tions therein by title only and waiving further reading thereof. Second by Counci1member.
Reed. The motion was approved by the fo1 lowing vote: i
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Council Vote: Unanimously approved 6-0
6-A: APPROVAL OF MINUTES' The minutes of City Council meetings held December 9, 10 and
16, 1980, were approved as written.
6-B: REVOLVING CASH FUNDS: Approval was gIven for reimbursement of the following
Departmental Revolving Cash Funds' Administrative Services, $532.55; Police, $110.62;
City Yards, $67.47; Recreation & Parks, $286.09, Airport, $70.59; library, $152.53,
Transportation, $142.48.
6-~: Considered after Agenda Items 7-B and 7-C.
6-0: ON-STREET PARKING METER RATES: Continued to January 27, 1981.
6-E: FIRE SERVICES WATER RATES: Ordinance No. 1191(CCS) entitled: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY COUNCIL OF IHE CITY OF SANTA MONICA AMENDING SECTION 7212(b) OF THE SANTA MONICA
MUNICIPAL CODE, PERTAINING TO FIRE SERVICE CHARGE RATES", and Resolution No. 6176(ccs)
entitled: "A RESOLUTIDtj OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SMITA MO~J1CA ESTABLISHING
CERTAIN "IRE SERVICE CHARGES FOR WATER SERVICE SUPPLIED BY THE SANTA 'iONICA \JATER
DIVISION", were adopted.
6-" FEES FOR TEMPORARY USE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY: Ordinance ~o 1192(CCS) entitled'
"AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA AMENDING SECTION 7151
OF THE SANTA MON I CA 11UN I C I PAL CODE TO ALLOW PERM I T FEES FOR TEMPORARY USE OF PUBL I C
PROPERTY TO BE SET BY RESOLUTION", and Resolution No 6177(CCS) entitled: "A RESOLUTION
OF THE CITY COUNCIL or THE CITY OF SANTA MO~ICA SETTING PERM!T FF~S F0R TEMPORARv USE 0F
PUBLI C PROPERTY", we re adopted.
\6-G: LIABILITY CLAIM CHECKS: Resolution No. 6164(ccs) entitled: "A RESOLUTION 'JF THE
CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONI(;A RATIFYIN3 -:-liE COtAPR0i11'iE OF CLAIMS FOR THE
CITY'S PUBLIC LIABILITY CHECKS ISSUED FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER", ..as adopted.
6-H: FINAL TRACT MAP NO. 37384. Presented for consideration was a staff report
recommending approval of Final Tract Map No. 37384 submitted by Bruce J. Schultz &
Sidney Diamond for a 6-unit new condominium at 928 Seventh Street. Councilmember Reed
moved to adopt Resolution No. 6165(CCS) entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
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OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA ACCEPTING AND APPROVING SUBDIVISION MAP OF TRACT NO. 37384",
reading by title only and waiving further reading thereof. Second by Councilmember Scott
The motion was approved by the following vote:
Council Vote: Affirmative: Councllmembers Jennings, Reed, Scott and Mayor Bambrick
Negative:
Counci lmembers Yannatta Goldway and Rhoden
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6-1: FINAL TRACT MAP NO. 36409' Presented for consideration was a staff report
recommending approval of Final Tract Map No. 36409 submitted by N. V. Scarborough for a
45 unit new condominium at 707 Ocean Avenue. Counci lmember Reed moved to adopt Resolu-
tion No. 6166(CCS) entitled' "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA
MONICA ACCEPTING AND APPROVING SUBDIVISION MAP OF TRACT NO. 36409", reading by title
only and waiving further reading thereof. Second by Councilmember Scott. Councilmember
Rhoden requested the record reflect her vote against the motion because it is not in
compliance with the General Plan, existing Housing Element, the Rent Control Charter
Amendment, nor the Coastal Act. Discussion was held, including participation by Oale
Neal, Attorney representing the appl icant. Councilmember Rhoden moved a substitute
Imction to deny Final Tract Map No. 36409 without prejudice. Second by Mayor Pro Tempore
Yannatta Goldway. Councilmember Reed moved to hear ~embers of the public for three
minutes each. Second by Mayor Pro Tempore Yannatta Goldway. The motion was approved by
unanimous vote. Jim Roe, Kathy McKay, Denis Cowan and Martha Cowan spoke against
approval of the map. Dale Neal, Attorney representing the applicant, spoke in support of
approval. Following discussion, Council"member Rhoden's motion to deny failed by the
fol lowing vote:
I Council Vote. Affirmative: Counci lmembers Yannatta Goldway, Rhoden
II Negative: Councilmembers Jennings, Reed, Scott and Mayor Bambrick .
Mayor Pro Tempore Yannatta Goldway requested the record to reflect her objection
!because the project does not meet the Housing Element nor can the developer meet the
Iconditions of the Tentative Tract Map and get a building permit to proceed; therefore,
Iwe are within rights to deny based on all current law Councilmember Reed's motIon to
,adopt a resolution approving the Map was approved by the following vote:
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16-J: SALARIES: A motion was approved ratifying Job specifications for Accounting
'Manager and Revenue Manager/City Treasurer and Resolution No. 6167(CCS) entitled
"A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA AMENDING RESOLUTION
14646 WHICH RESOLUTION ESTABLISHES WAGES, HOURS, AND OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF
'EMPLOYMENT FOR VARIOUS CLASSES OF POSITIONS", was adopted.
Council Vote:
Affirmative:
Councilmembers JennIngs, Reed, Scott and Mayor Bambrick
Negative:
Council~embers Yannatta Goldway and Rhoden
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. 6-K: WEED ABATEMENT: Resolution No. 6168(CCS) entitled: "RESOLUTION DECLARING CERTAIN
iWEEDS GROWING UPON CERTAIN LANDS WITHIN THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA TO BE A PUBLIC NUISANCE",
. setting a public hearing on February 24, 1981 at 7:30 P.M. on the Annual Weed Abatement,
Rubbish and Refuse Removal Program, was adopted.
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6-L: GUTTER ASSESSMENT DISTRICT: Resolution No. 6169(CCS) entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA '10'lICA SETTING A DATE TO HEAR ANY PROTESTS OR
OBJECTIONS TO THE CONFIRMATION OF ASSESSMENTS IN GUTTER ASSESSMENT DISTqlCT ~C. 3 ALONS
!SECOND AND FOURTH STREETS FROM COLORADO TO BROADWAY"setting a publ ic hearing on
'February 10, 1981 at 7:30 P.M. was adopted.
6-M: SIDEWALK, DRIVEWAY AND CURB REPAIR. Resolution No. 6179(CCS) entitled' "A RESOLU-
TION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA SETTING A HEARING DATE (on February
10, 1981, at 7:30 P.M.) FOR ANY PROTESTS OR 08JECTIONS TO THE REPORT OF THE SUPERINTEN-
:DENT OF STREETS REGARDING REPAIR OF SIDEWALKS, DRIVEWAYS AND CURBS (SR-80-12)" was
adopted.
6-N: AMBULMCE TRANSPORT FEES' Resolution No. 6171(CCS) entitled: "A RESOLUTlOf-l OF THE
CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA SETTING RATES FOR EMERGENCY TRANSPORT SERVICES"
was adopted.
6-0: PACKER BODY PARTS. Resolution No. 6172(CCS) entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA WAIVING FURTHER fORMAL BID PROCEDURE AND AUTHORIZING
DIRECT NEGOTIATION FOR PURCHASE OF HEI L PACKER BODY REPAIR PARTS" ,..as adopted.
16- P. MOTOROLA COMMUN I CAT IONS AGREEMENT: Reso I ut i on No. 6172 (CCS) ent it I ed. "A RESOLUT ION
:OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA WAIVING FURTHER FORMAL BID PROCEDURE AND
'AUTHORIZING DIRECT NEGOTIATION FOR EXTENSION OF MAINT~NANCE AGREEMENT WITH MOTOROLP
COMMUN I CAT IONS AND ELECTRON I CS, INC." was adopted
i6-Q: MOBILE COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT: Resolution No 6174(CCS) entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA WAIVING FURTHER FORMAL BID PROCEDURE AND
AUTHORIZING DIRECT NEGOTIATION FOR PURCHASE OF MOBILE COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT" was
adopted.
6-R was continued to January 27. 1981.
6-s. DISBURSEMENT SYSTEM. Contract No. 3610(ccs) was awarded to Peat, Marwick, Mitchel I
1& Co. for review of purchasing/accounts payable/disbursement system in amount not to
:exceed $10,000.
16-T: REFUSE CONTAINERS: Bid No. 1565 was awarded to Cubic Container Mfg. Co., for Refuse
IContainers in the amount of $21,041.
16-U: REFUSE CONTAINER REPAI~: Bid No. 1581 was awarded to Container Repair Service Co.
Ifor refuse container repair in amount of $65,000.
16-V: WELDING SERVICE' Bid No. 1582 was awarded to S. S. Welding for portable welding
service In the amount of $15,000.
Q-W: MICROFICHE STORAGE: Bid No. 1567 was awarded to Image Systems for microfiche storage
and retrieval system and database services for the Fire Cepartment in the amount of
$13,382 50.
Q-X' TIRE REPAIRS Bid No. 1574 was awarded to Johnny Gillette Tire Co. for tir~ reoairs
in the amount of $40,000.
6-Y: DEISEL ENGINE REPLACEMENT: Bid No. 1573 was awarded to Korody-Colyer Corp., to
!repui Id engine with vibration damper/clutch in the amount of $6,500.
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i 6-Z: REFUSE TRUCK BODIES: Bid No. 1569 was awarded to Sunnyvale Truck EquipmeQt Co.,
Inc. for the purchase of two refuse bodies in amount of $54,304.22 and appropriation
of $33,315.12.
6-AA PICKUP DUMP BODY: Bid No. 1568 was awarded to Claude Short Dodge for 7500 GVW
Pickup with Hydraul ic Dump Body in amount of $9,613.55.
6-BB: ASPHALTIC MIX: Bid No. 1566 was awarded to Blue Diamond Materials for hot and
cold asphaltic mixes in the amount of $218,000.
6-cc: FUEL DISPENSER RELOCATION: Bid No. 1563 Has awarded to Petro Builders, Inc. for
relocation of fuel dispensers at Fire Stations in a~ount of $8,780.
6-00. DEISEL ENGINES:
Detroit Diesel Engines
Bid No. 1554 was aHarded to Covington Diesel, Inc., for two (2)
in amount of $25,217.40.
6-EE: TRACTORS' Bid No. 1553 was awarded to International Harvester for two (2)
International Diesel Tractors,one (1) with front loader and one with front loader with
Auger Attachment in the amount of $30,944.58.
6-FF' SAND AND GRAVEL: Bid No. 1577 was awarded to Blue Diamond Materials for sand,
gravel, and aggregates in amount of $40,000.
6-GG. CONCRETE MIX: Bid No. 1578 was awarded to Livingston-Graham for transit mixed
concrete in amount of $25,000.
6-HH: REFUSE CAB/CHASSIS: Bid No. 1570 was awarded to Mack Trucks for two (2) Refuse
Type Diesel Cab and Chassis in amount of $98,511.10.
6-1 I: ELECTION SERVICES' Contract No. 3611(CCS) was awarded to Martin & Chapman for
election services and suppl ies In the amount of $29,078. IS.
6-JJ. GRANTS AND PROGRAMS: An appropriation of $339,621 of various grant funds for
operation of grants programs, was approved.
6-KK: Continued to January 27, 1981.
6-LL: Continued to January 27, 1981.
6-MM. Continued to January 27, 1981.
6-NN: . Continued to January 27, 1981.
7-A' Considered earl ier in the meeting.
7-B and 7-C: GUTTER AND SIDEWALK REPAIRS. Councllmember Reed moved to open the public
hearings in regard to assessments for Gutter District No.2 on Colorado Street from
Ocean Avenue to Lincoln Boulevard and damaged sidwalks, driveways and curbs (sR-80-ll)
and continue the hearings to January 27, 1981. Second by Mayor Pro Tempore Yannatta
Goldway. The motion was approved by unanimous vote.
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,6-C: ADULT ENTERTAINMENT USES: Presented was an ordinance for adoption regulating adult
ientertainment uses, introduced December 9, 1980. Councilmember Reed moved to adopt
Ordinance No. 1193(CCS) entitled: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA
MONICA REGULATING THE LOCATION OF ADULT ENTERTAINMENT USES", reading by title only and
waiving further reading thereof. Second by Mayor Pro Tempore Yannatta Goldway. The
motion was approved by the following vote:
Council Vote. Affirmative: Councllmembers Yannatta Goldway, Jennings, Reed, Scott
and Bambrick
Absen t:
Councilmember Rhoden
8-A and 8-6: Continued to January 27, 1981.
9-A: GANN APPROPRIATIONS LIMIT: Presented was a resolution establ ishing the Gann appro-
ipriatlons 1 imit for Fiscal Year 198081. Counciimember Reed moved to adopt Resolution No.
'6175(C"S) entitled. "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA ESTAB-
LISHING AN APPROPRIATIONS LIMIT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1980-81", reading by title only and
waiving further reading thereof. Second by Mayor Pro Tempore Yannatta Goldway. The
motion was approved by the fol lowing vote:
Counei 1 Vote: Affirmative: Councilmembers Yannatta Goldway, Jennings, Reed, Scott
and Bambrick
Absent: Counc i 1 member Rhoden
(Counc 11 member Rhoden entered at 12: 20 A. M.)
10-A: REMOVAL OF FAIR ELECTION PRACTICES COMMISSIONER: Presented was a request from
the Fair Election Practices Commission to consider removal from office of Commissioner
Bromberg due to Impending absence. Counci ,member Rhoden moved to remove Commissioner
Bromberg from membership on the Commission and request the City Clerk to proceed With .
the nomination process to fill the vacancy. Second by Councilmember Reed. Councilmemberi
Reed requested the record to show that a recent newspaper article indicated that Mr. !
,Bromberg was taking his family on a world tour for one year and that is the reason for :
'declaring the seat vacant and the reason that we cannot notify Mr. Bromberg although
several attempts to contact him have been made. The motion was approved by the follow-
ing vote:
Council Vote: Unanimously approved 6-0
Ii-A: ContInued to January 27, 1981.
ll.=li.: Considered on .January 13, 1981.
,ll-C and ll-D~ Continued to January 27, 1981.
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i ll-E. APPEAL REGARDING TENTATIVE TRACT MAP NO.36858 . Presented was a staff report
; regarding an appeal by the developer from the Planning Commission's denial of an ex-
tension for Tentative Tract Map No. 36858, a six-unit condominium conversion at 1531
!Fifteenth Street, submitted by E. Kolpin. Discussion WaS held, including participatIon
!by George Kimbal, attorney representing the developer. Following discussion, Council-
imember Rhoden moved to deny the appeal and the extension. Second by Mayor Pro Tempore
Vannatta Goldway. The motion was approved by the following vote:
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Council Vote: Affirmative: Councilmembers Vannatta Goldway, Jennings, Reed and
Rhoden
Negat i ve :
Councilmembers Scott and Bambrick
ll-F: APPEAL REAGARDING TENTATIVE TRACT M~P NO. 38531: Presented was a staff report ...
regarding the appeal by Councilmember Jennings from the decision of the Planning Com-
mission to allow modification of landscape plans, Tentative Tract Map No. 38531, 202
San Vicente Boulevard. Discussion was held. Counci lmember Reed moved that the decision
of the Planning Commission be affirmed and the appeal be denied. Second by Councilmembe
Jennings. The motion was approved by the following vote:
Council Vote: Affirmative: Counci1members Vannatta Goldway, Jennings, Reed,
Scott and Bambrick
Negative:
Councilmember Rhoden
Il-G AND ll-H: MEMORANDA OF UNDERSTANDING WITH EMPLOYEE GROUPS: Presented for ratifica-
tion was a Memorandum of Understanding with the MEA employee group and a Memorandum of
Understanding with the Firefighters employee group. Councilmember Reed moved to
approve Contract No. 3612(CCS). a Memorandum of Understanding with the MEA employee
group, and to approve Contract No 3613(CCS), a Memorandum of Understanding with the
Firefighters. Second by Counci lmember Rhoden. The motion was approved by the fol lowing
vote:
Council Vote: Affirmative: Councilmembers Vannatta Goldway, Jennings, Rhoden and
Ba",brick
Negat I ve :
Councilmembers Reed and Scott
13-A: Continued to January 27, 1981
13-B' Considered January 13, 1981.
(Councilmember Rhoden departed at 12:45 A.M.)
13-C. 13-D. 13-E and 13-F: ContInued to January 27, 1981.
13-G: Considered January 13, 1981
13-H: S.B. 33 REGARDING AUTO POLLUTION. Mayor Pro Tempore Vannatta Goldway presented a
request for discussion regarding a Council position on S.B. 33. Counci1member Reed
moved that the Council endorse efforts to pass an inspection and maintenance bill in
Sacramento, that we join with SCAG in their support of S.B. 33 with certain amendments
which they bel ieve wIll enhance its passage, and that we do this based on the fact
that we have already adopted the Air Quality Management Plan for our City whIch requires
inspection and maintenance. Second by Mayor Pro Tempore Vannatta Goldway. The motion
was approved by the following vote:
Council Vote: AffIrmative: Councilmembers Vannatta Goldway, Jennings, Reed, Scott
and Bambrick
Absent:
Councilmember Rhoden
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n-I' Continued to January 27, 1981.
ADJOURNMENT. At 12:54 A.M., Councilmember Reed moved to adjourn in memory or Leo
Mishkin, long-time resident of the community; and on behalf of Mayor Bambrick, in memory
of Belle Hay, a very long-time resident of Santa Monica, in her 90's, a famous walker
who received a medal from President John Kennedy; ZelIa Mary Manocheo; Peter Nordquist;
Florence Locke; and Charles Bailey. Second by Mayor Bambrick. The motion was approved
by the following vote:
Council Vote: Unanimously approved 5-0
Absent: Councilmember Rhoden
ATTEST: APPROVED
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Q1fiu/r f1Ud~
)<lgbP J. o/"1Jbrick, Mayor
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Ann M. Shore, City Clerk
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