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M-3/11/1980 CITY OF SANTA MONICA CITY COUXCIL PROCEEDINGS March 11, 1980 A regular meetlng of the Santa Monlca City Counc1l was called to order at 7 35 P.M. by Mayor Bambrick who led the assemblage in the pledge of allegiance to the United States of America. Mavor Bambrick then intro- duced Rabbi Xorman Roman, Beth Sholom Temple, who offered the invocation. Roll Call: Present' Mayor John J. Bambrick Mayor Pro Tempore Yannatta Goldway Councllmember William H. Jennlngs Councllmember Christine Reed Counc1lmember Cheryl Rhoden Councilmember Perry Scott Councllmember Piet~r van den Steenhoven City Manager Charles K, McClaIn Citv Attorney Richard Kn1ckerbocker Cit~ Clerk Jovce Snider Assistant City Clerk Clarice E. Johnsen Agenda Item 4-A: Mayor Bambr1ck presented a medal of courage to Santa Monica police offlcer Barney Melekian. !Agenda Item 4-B: Mayor Bambrick presented a plaque of appreciation to outgo1ng City Clerk Joyce Snider, On motlon of Councilmember Reed, second by CouncilmembeT van den Steenhoven and carrIed unanimously, ex-agenda Item 6-S was added to the , agenda. I Agenda Item 5-A' Presented for cons1deration at this time was the request of William A. Ross to address the Council Tegarding Tract Map No. 11386 for a proposed condominium conversion at 617 Strand Street (Continued from March 4, 1980). WillIam Ross, representing the owner, addressed the Council. Councilmember Scott moved that the F1nal Tract 'Map be approved. Secend by Counc1lmember van den Steenhoven. Council- member Jennings moved the Council reconsider their action taken at the ~ovember 13, 1979 meeting which instructed staff that in the future all governmental approvals w1ll be required prior to placing any FInal Tract Map on the Council agenda for approval. Second by Councilmember Reed. The motion was approved by the follOWIng vote: Council Vote: AffIrmative: COUllcilmembers Reed, Scott, van den Steenhoven and Mayor BambrIck Negative: Councilmembers Yannatta Goldway, Jennings and Rhoden i Counc1lmember Reed moved to rescind the actlon taken on ~ovember 13, 1979 'I with regard to the action on tract maps and further to return to the prior Council policy which was the approval of the Final Tract Map with a , rent control d1sclaimer. Second by Councilmember van den Steenhoven. ; Counc1lmember Jennings moved a substitute motlon that the City staff be directed not to 1ssue any condominIum conversion building permits until after the developer has gone before the Rent Control Board to obtain any necessary removal or exemption perm1ts and the basis for this is under Section 9123A of the Munlcipal Code. Second by Mayor Pro Tempore Yannatta Goldway. City Attorney Kn1ckerbocker stated that the substitute motion "as out of order. Councilmember Rhoden moved a substi- I tute motion to reconsider the act10n taken at the ~ovember 13, 1979 meeting, and staff be Instructed to brlng back information on any appropr1ate citings of cases appl1cable, and any requests for flnal map approval now before the Counc1l be brought back at the March 25, 1980 meeting. Mayor Bambrlck stated he would second the motion with the 1 297 Presented me Barney :clelek Presented p 1 Joyce Smdel Ex-agenda It was added to Counci lmerribc motion appll governmental will be reql to plaClng < :.lap on the ". approval. JvIotlOn appl' rescind the policy "hid approval of Tract :clap . Rent Contro Disclaimer. of the ion that 1 Tract 11386 be i. <pproved , publ1c ! Final p #36254. 'tpproved to: Ie matter taff can Ie 1f all lents have t. ; fOllowing amendmeot that ,taff 'hould determine if every application ha, I met all condltions before coming before the Council. Councllmember RhOde~ 'agreed to th1S amendment. Counc1lmember Rhoden also agreed to amend her I motion to include the suggestions made by Councllmember Jenn1ngs. City I Attornev Knickerbocker adv1sed the Council that they should take action . on the policy established November 13, 1979 at tonights meeting. Mayor BambrIck withdrew h1S second based on the City Attornev's remarks. The mot1on d1ed for lack of a second. Mayor Pro Tempore Y~nnatta Goldway moved a substItute motion to add the requirement to the procedure that there be a separation of issuing an occupancy permit from the issuing of Final Tract Map and a requirement that a Rent Control Permit be acquired bfore the F1nal Occupancy Permit 1S 1ssued. Second by Council- member Jennings. Clty Attorney Knickerbocker stated that this mot1on was lout of order. On a call for a vote on the motion to rescind the previous POllCY, it carried with the follow1ng vote: Council Vote' Affirmative: Councllmembers Reed, Scott, van den Steenhoven and Mayor Bambr1ck Negative. Councilmembers Yannatta Goldway, JennIngs and Rhoden Mayor Pro Tempore Yannatta Goldway moved to amend the policy just adopted to include a separat10n of condom1nIum perm1t issuance from the issuance of the Final Tract Map and a requirement that the Building Department Issue permits only after all permit processes have been met, including the Rent Control Board, Second by Councilmember Jennings. After discussion, ~ayor Pro Tempore Yannatta Goldway withdrew her motion, and Councilmember Jennings his second. Counc1lmember Jennings moved a Subst1tute motion to deny the extension of the Final Tract Map without iprejudice. Second by Mayor Pro Tempore Yannatta Goldway. City Attorney Knickerbocker stated that the motion was inapproprlate. The motion was withdrawn. On a call for the vote on the main motion to approve the Tentative Tract Map, it carried by the following vote: Council Vote: Aff1rmative: Councilmembers Reed, Scott, van den Steenhoven and Mayor Bambrick Negative: Councllmembers Yannatta Goldway, Jenn1ngs and Rhoden Agenda Item 5-B: Presented for consIderation at this time was the reques of William A. Ross to address the Council regarding Tract Map ~o. 36254 for a proposed condomInium conversion at 832 Euclid Street (Cont1nued from March 4, 1980). Mr. Ross Addressed the CouncIl. Councilmember Reed moved that the public be allowed to speak for three minutes. Second I oycouncilmember Scott. Council Vote: Afflrmative: Councllmembers Yannatta Goldway, Jennings, Reed, Scott, van den Steenhoven and Mayor Bambrick :-Jegative: Counc1lmember Rhoden The following persons spoke in opposit1on to the extension on the tract map: ~rs. Sam Blau, Dorothy Merker, Bernice Arnold, Jean Tuggle, and Alison D,S.i. Arnold. Robert Valnes spoke ln favor of the extens1on. Councllmember Jennings moved that the F1nal Tract ~ap be denied. Second by CouncilmembeT Rhoden. A staff report was presented. Councilmember Reed moved to table the matter unt1l the staff can determine if this tract has fulfllled all requlrements for approval of the tentatIve tract map. Second by Counc1lmember Scott. Council Vote: Aff1rmative: Councilmembers Reed, Scott, van den Steenhoven and Mayor Bambr1ck !\egative: Councilmembers Yannatta Goldway, JennIngs and Rhoden 2 299 :-'~btion appI' deny Tract ; No. 36474. Agenda Item 5-C: Presented for consideration at this time was the request of William A, Ross to address the Council regarding Tract Map No. 36474 for a proposed condominium conversion at 522 Washington Avenue (Cont1nued from March 4, 1980). Mr. Ross addressed the Council. COUllcilrnember Reed moved to deny the request wlthout prejudice. Second by Mayor Bambrick. COUllcil Vote: Unanimously approved 7-0 Agenda Item 5-0: The request of William A. Ross to address the Counc1l i 1\0 action t regard1ng Tract Map 1\'0. 36451 for a proposed condom1nium conversion at ! Final Tract 11220 California Street (Continued from r>larch 4, 1980). :.'<fr. Ross, present 11\0. 36451 dJ 'In the audience, requested that this item be ,.ithdrawn. :-'fr. Ross requeste~reque~t to J that Agenda Item 12-D be presented at this time. :.10 action l.as taken by : l2-D msteCl< Counc1l. iAgenda Item 5-E: Presented for consideration at th1S time was a request Ibv Councilmember Reed for Council endorsement of extenslon of federal revenue sharing funds (Continued from March 4, 1980). Councllmember Reed moved to support the efforts of the League of California Cities and the . National League of Clties to secure the reinactment of the revenue sharing: jprogram. Second by Mayor Pro Tempore Yannatta Goldway. . Counc1l Vote: Unanimously approved 7-0 Agenda Item 5-F: Presented for considerat1on at th1S time was the requestl of Councilmember Jennings to discuss the prioritizatlon of matters precisely referred to City staff for reports or action. (Continued from March 4, 1980). Discussion was held on a 11St of items submitted by COUllcilmember Jenn1ngs. Councilmember Jenn1ngs moved to prioritize the list as follows Xo. 1, the fireworks ordinance; :.10. 2, a report on uSlng the parking authority property for housing purposes; 1\0. 3, the airport i tenanc1es; No.4, an ordlnance regarding park1ng at restaurants and fast ! food operations, wlth all other items on the list submltted and further i ones to be done in the order given to the City Attorney. Second by ! COUllcilmember Reed. Council Vote: Unanimously approved 7-0 Dlscussion followed regarding the public use float wh1ch the Council authorlzed on Mav 22, 1979. Councilmember Reed moved to reaffirm the Council's d1rection of May 22, 1979 that the float be built by the City or under contract to the Clty, remove the requirement for providing a public float from the RFP for skiff rental and authorize appropriate rental rates be charged to pay for the float, Second by Councilmember Jennings. COUllC1l Vote: Unanlmously approved 7-0 COUllcilmember Jennings moved that unless stated othen.lse in the future staff was directed to do all reports or asslgnments requested by Counc1l 1n the order given to them. Second by Councl1member Reed. Council Vote: Unanimously approved 7-0 Agenda Item 5-G: Presented for consideration at this time was a request by COUllcilmember Jennlngs for discusslon regarding the status of Counc1l liaison to Cltv boards and commissions. (Continued from March 4, 1980). D1SCUSSlon by Counc1l ensued. Xo action was taken. By mct10n of Counc1lmember Reed, second by Councilmember Rhoden, Agenda Item 6-N was withdrawn by staff. Council Vote: Unan1mously approved 7-0 Consent Calendar: Councllmember Reed moved to approve the Consent Calendar wlth the exception of 6-A through 6-P, and 6-K, reading the resolutions by title only and waiving further reading thereof. Second by Councilmember van 3 ybtlOn appn support eff, LCC and the the exteus11 eral re"llemA funds . r>btion appIl prioritize referred to for reports 1vbtion apprt the pubhc that the flt buil t by th ~btion appr' do all repo Ifents in th given to Co Xo action t request for re:Council Ci ty boards miss ions , Item 6-K W;1 drm.n by st J>.btion app:l. approve the Calendar W1 tions as st den Steenhoven. Council Vote: Unanimously approved 7-0 proved to Presented for consideration at this t1me were Agenda Items 6-A through genda Items 6- F, Councl1member van den Steenhoven moved to approve the follmnng 6-F. agenda i terns. Second by COUllcilmember Reed: I! :.10. 5523 an map of 35748 for condomin- ! No. 5524 on map of 37316 for condomniun _1 1':0. 5525 on map-or 37955 for condomn1 '" No. 5526 on map of 30965 for condomin - .f! :.10. 5527 on map of I 12284 for i condomimun1. i >D :.10. 5528 on map of 38220 for condomni Agenda Item 6-A: Resolutlon Ko. 5523(CCS) entitled' "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA ACCEPTIKG AND APPROVING SUBDIVISION ~i~P OF T~~CT NO. 35748", for a 34-unit new condominium at 2677 Centlnela Avenue by Tri-D Resources, David Dor1S, was adopted. Council Vote: Affirmative: Counc1lmembers Reed, Scott, van den Steenhoven and Mayor Bambrlck !\egative: Councl1members Yannatta Goldway, Jennlngs and Rhoden Agenda Item 6-B: Resolution Ko. 5524(CCS) entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA MO:.!ICA ACCEPTIKG AND APPROVI~G SUBDIVISION ~~P OF TRACT NO. 37316", for a 6-unit new condominium at 1440 Princeton Street by C.W.D.-Princeton Associates, Wllliam Cook and S. J. Dudzinsky, Jr., was adopted. Councll Vote: Affirmative: Councilmembers Reed, Scott, van den Steenhoven and Mayor Bambr1ck Kegati ve' Councilmembers Yannatta Goldway, Jenn1ngs and Rhoden Agenda Item 6-C: Resolution No. S525(CCS) ent1tled: "A RESOLUTIO:.! OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SA:.!TA MO:.lICA ACCEPTIKG A:.ID APPROVI~G SUBDIVISIOX t.1AP OF TRACT :.10. 37955", for a 6-unit new condominium at 1815 Arizona Avenue-aka 1257 Eighteenth Street by Arizona Ltd., H. Theodore and Hedda V. Greene, was adopted. Councll Vote: Affirmative' Councilmembers Reed, Scott, van den Steenhoven and Mayor Bambrick Negative: Councilmembers Vannatta Goldway, Jennings and Rhoden Agenda Item 6-D: Resolutlon :.10. 5526(CC5) entitled: "A RESOLUTIO:-,r OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SA:.ITA MO:.lICA ACCEPTING AND APPROVING SUBDIVISIO:.! ~~P OF TRACT NO. 30965", for a 43-unit new condom1n1um at 118 Third Street by Hanaco, Inc., Gary Nathanson and Richard A. Handal, was adopted. Council Vote: Affirmative: Councilmembers Reed, Scott, van den Steenhoven and Mayor Bambrick Negative: Councilmembers Yannatta Goldway, Jennings and Rhoden Agenda Item 6-E: Resolution :\0. 5527(CCS) ent1tled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SA:.ITA MO:.lICA ACCEPTING A:.ID APPROVI:.IG SUBDIVISIO:.l ~~P OF PARCEL NO. 12284", for a 4-unit new condominium at 2607 Second Street, by Ocean Park Associates, Kenneth GOI1Ck, was adopted Council Vote: Affirmative: Counc1lmembers Reed, Scott, van den Steenhoven and ~ayor Bambrlck Negative: COUllcilmembers Yannatta Goldway, Jennings and Rhoden Agenda Item 6-F: Resolution :.10. 5528(CCS) entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA ACCEPTING AND APPROVING 4 SUBDIVISIO~ ~L~P OF TR~CT ~O. 38220", for a 7-un1t new condomlnlum at i2408 - 34th Street by Henry~. and Alexandre Hiller, was adopted. Councll Vote: Affirmat1ve' Councilmembers Reed, Scott, van den Steenhoven and Mayor Bambrick Negative: Councilmembers Yannatta Goldway, Jennings and Rheden Agenda Item 6-G: Resolutlon No. 55Z9(CCS) entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA APPROVIXG THE FILING OF ,REPORT OF WORK AND SETTING A HEARI~G DATE FOR A~Y PROTESTS OR OBJECTIONS ! TO THE REPORT OF THE SUPERINTE~DE~T OF STREETS REGARDING REPAIR OF SIDE- 'WALKS, DRIVEWAYS AND CURBS", setting a pubhc hearing on April 8, 1980, was adopted. Agenda Item 6-H: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA ~ONICA DECLARING ITS INTE~TION TO PLANT TREES ALONG SANTA MONICA BOULE- VARD BETWEEN 23RD STREET AND 26TH STREET h'ITHD: THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA", setting a public hearing for Apr1l 8, 1980, was adopted. Agenda Item 6-1: Contract ;';0. 3460(CCS) (Bid No. 1494) for purchase of automotive equlpment was awarded to Crenshaw ~otors, by issuance of P. O. No. 43437, and to Carmenita Ford by issuance of P. O. No. 43444, in a total amount of 581,453.01. Agenda Item 6-J: Contract No. 3461(CCS) (Bid No. 1501) for purchase of a brush chipper was awarded to Asplundh Equipment Sales and Service by issuance of P. O. ~o. 43438, 1n the total amount of $8,751.82, Agenda Item 6-K: Presented for consideration at this time was a contract for award (Bid No. 1502) for purchase of refuse bin parts to the lowest and best bidders 1n a total amount of $4,484.33. Councilmember Reed moved to approve the staff recommendat1on and award the Contract No. ~CCS) by 1ssuance of P. O. No. 43439 to CUb1C Containers, P. O. No. 43445 to Peabody Dewald and P. 0, No. 43446 to Consolidated Fabricators. Second by Councllmember van den Steenhoven. Counc1l Vote: Unan1mously approved 7-0 Agenda Item 6-L: Contract ~o. 3463(CC5) was awarded to G. & G. Engineerlng for consrructlon of municlpal pier water system and f1re suppression improvements in the amount of S69,965 and authorlzat1on to appropriate $80,000 from pier fund reserve for completing the water supply and fire suppress10n improvements on the ~unicipal Pier. Agenda Item 6-M: A contract approving lease assignment by Joseph Morris of a restaurant dba F1Sh N'Chips to Robert and Alexandra Suther1und, John Sneddon, and Sandra Rleger was wlthdrawn by staff. Agenda Item 6-N' A recommendation for settlement of a case entitled John Federlco V. City of Santa Monica and P1ttS Jefferson, Case No, WEC 57503, was withdrawn by staff. I I I I Agenda Item 6-P; The settlement of a case ent1tled Keene Corp. v. ! the City of Santa Monica authorizing the Clty ~anager to enter into a l modification agreement with Keene Corp., by award of Contract ~o. 3464(CCS~ was approved. ! Agenda Item 6-Q: A request for relmbursement of the following depart- mental revolving cash funds: Administrative Service $422.18; Transpor- tatlon $233.99; Recreation and Parks $144.17 and Library 5149.71, was approved. Agenda Item 6-0: The settlement of a case ent1tled Celestina Rostango v. City of Santa Monica, Case No. NEC 43702, was approved as recommended bv staff and the Director of Flnance instructed to draw a warrant made p~yable to Celestina Rostagno and her attorney of record, Jack Diamond, in the sum of Flve Shousand Dollars (55,000) in full and complete settlement of the case. 5 301 Resolution report re sldewalks, and curbs. Public heel adopted by tion re'pl trees on S. Contract r for purCh~ automohve Contract ~' 1OTpuich,q brush chip Contract r for p-urch,q refuse bin Contract ~~ for c-onstl mlll1icipal water syst suppressic ments. Contract ] ing lease \vas withdl Case :ifo. ~, was wi thdl staff. Settlemen, Case ~o. ~' was appro'. Contract : setllerren1 Keene Col[ of Santa ~ Request f, bursement funds app, it of Case I vs.-Cily Monlca, 47590. In )/0. 5531 ng IOcar~ disaster mds. Agenda Item 6-R: The settlement of a case entltled Feinstein v, Clty of Santa Monica, et. al. Case No. WE C 47590, was approved as recommended by staff and the D1rector of Finance 1nstructed to draw a warrant made payable to Ida Feinstein and her attorney of record, Thomas Cronin, in the sum of Seven Thousand Dollars $7,000,00 in full and complete settle- ment of the case and acceptance of Two Thousand Dollars $2,000.00 offered by cross-defendants State of Californ1a and County of Los Angeles to achieve an overall settlement of 59,000.00. Agenda Item 6-S: Resolution )/0. S531(CCS) entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SA~TA ~ONICA DESIGNATI~G LOCAL AGENT FOR DISASTER RELIEF FU:\DS", was adopted. Mayor Bambr1ck called a recess at 10:20 P.M. Second by Councilmember Jennlngs . Council Vote: Affirmatlve: Counc1lmembers Yannatta Goldway, Jennings, Rhoden, Scott, van den Steenhoven and Mayor Bambrick , I ~egatlve: Councilmember Reed I Council reconvened at 10: 37 P .:'1. with all members present. on ""'=<1 Agenda Item '-A, Prc,"nted for con,ideration at thlS tlme w", an a morato~- emergency ordinance for introductlon and adoption placing a moratorium .: construc on new construction on condomin1ums. After discusslon, Councilmember ondoffi1ni .Reed moved to table the ord1nance and d1rect the Plann1ng Commission to I lmpose the following conditions as outlined in the proposed ordinance on . all tentative tract approvals: 1. To commence construct1on of the projec with1n 180 days of approval of the final map. 2. To refrain from transferrlng any rights to develop the project within 180 days of approva of the final map without pr10r author1zation from the City Council. and 3. That if either clause 1 or 2 is violated the approval of the project shall be automatically resclnded and any maps or permlts shall be void. Second by Councilmember van den Steenhoven. Counci1member Rhoden moved to hear the audience for three m1nutes. The motion failed for lack of a second, The main motion was approved by the follow1ng vote: .proved t , .. Council Vote: Affirmat1ve: Councilmembers Yannatta Goldway, Jennings, Reed, Scott and van den Steenhoven NegatIve: Councl1members Rhoden and Mayor Bambric Agenda Item 8-E: Presented for consideration at thIS time was an ordinance for introduction placing a moratorium on new construction of condominiums. The staff report was recelved. Mayor Pro Tempore Yannatta Gold,~av moved to introduce an ordlnance entitled: "AN ORDINA:-.lCE OF THE CITY CO~CIL OF THE CITY OF SA~TA MO~ICA CREATING A ~O~~TORI~1 OX THE APPROVAL OF PROCESSI)/G OF CERTAIN CONDOMINI~1 PROJECTS", with an amendmen that Section 5 be deleted. Second by Councilmember Rhoden. The public hearing was opened at 10:47 P.M, by order of Mayor Bambrick. The follow- ing persons spoke in opposit1on to the ord1nance: Vernon Bohannon, Wilho Miller, John Hult, John Kaurman, C. R. Davenport, Robert Valnes and Kenneth Golick. There being no other persons wishing to speak, the hearing was closed at 11:10 P.M. by Mayor Bambrick. Councilmember Jennings moved to go past 11:00 P.~. Second by Councilmember van den Steenhoven. Counc1l Vote: Affirmative: Councilmembers Yannatta GOldway, Jenn1ngs, Reed, Scott, van den Steenhoven and Mayor Bambrick Negative: Counc1lmember Rhoden 6 On a call for a vote on the ordinance, lt was defeated with the following vote: Counc1l Vote: Affirmative: Couucilmembers Yannatta Goldway, Jennings and Rhoden ^egative: Councilmembers Reed. Scott, van den Steenhoven and Mayor Bambrlck ! Mayor Pro Tempore Yannatta Goldt<lay moved to direct the Planning Commission to 1mpose conditions of energy conservation and inclusionary zon1ng for all new tentative tract maps approved, without imposing a morator1um. Second by Councilmember Rhoden. After discussion, Mayor Pro Tempore Yannatta Goldway withdrew her motion, Councilmember Rhoden her second. Mayor Pro Tempore Yannatta Goldway moved to refer the matter to staff for a report on how to direct input to the Planning Commission on energy . conservation during the period prior to adoption of an ord1nance. Second by Councilmember Rhoden. Counc1l Vote: Unanimously approved 7-0 Agenda Item 8-C: Presented for consideration at this time was an ordinance for 1ntroduction regard1ng false burglar alarms. A staff report was received. Couucilmember Scott moved to introduce an ordinance entitled: "A:.i ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUI\CIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA REGULATING ALARM SYSTEMS AND CHARGIKG SERVICE FEES FOR FALSE ALARMS", . wi th the amendment on Page 4 changing the word" automob ile to "motor vehicle". Second by Counc1lmember Reed. ~Iayor Bambrick opened the , public hearlng at 11:15 P.M. There being no one w1shing to speak, council- member Reed moved to close the public hearing at II: 16 P.M. Second by , Councilmember Rhoden. ' Council Vote: Unanlmously approved 7-0 The ordinance as amended was introduced by the following vote: Council Vote: Unanimously approved 7-0 Agenda Item 8-D: Presented for consideration at this time was an ordlnance for introduct1on enabling preferential parking. The staff report was received. Mayor Bambrick opened the public hearing at 11:20 P.M. Couuc1lmember Rhoden moved that members of the public be allowed to speak for three minutes. Second by Couucilmember Reed. Council Vote' Unan1mously approved 7-0 The following people spoke in opposit1on to the ordinance: Al1son D.S.L. Arnold, Mike Miller, Joe Palozzolo, William Greenhagh, John Jurenka, Jean Marie Katon, Roger Webster and Bob Taylor. Speaking in favor of the ord1nance were: Davld Eggenschweiler, Gerry Lopez, Mary Ann Boretz, Elen Alperstein, Jessica Seaton, John Stackhouse, Lorraine Shulman, Ken Golick, Bla1ne Levey, Tony Haig and Ken Haker. Councilmember Reed moved to close the public hearing at 12:05 A.M. Second by Councilmember Jennings Council Vote: Unanimously approved 7-0 Discussion followed. Councilmember Reed moved to send the matter back to staff with the direction that they' prepare a separate ordlnance incorporating all the standards for creatlon of the zone before they attempt to create a zone so that they glve adequate notice to the people involved in any potential zone; take into consideration the remarks of Alison D.S.L. Arnold regarding electlon day exemptions; serV1ce vehicles and the disabled and incorporate those necessary in an ordinance; conside a need for exemption for hardship cases; make a determination formally whether the Coastal Commiss1on should be concerned about this; determine whether the zone should be 1nd1cated by a time designation; and further reconsider the fee standards as It relates to the cost for a married couple vs. roommates living in the same apartment. Second by Council- 7 303 1vlotlOn def vote on tho re :placing torium on ' ium proje\.. Motion app refer the staff & pn report to ( input to P Commlssion conservatil ~btion app close publ re : ordinan, lating ala />'Iotion app intorduce ance re :re' alarm syst, Motion appJ hear public re :preferel parking. Mohon app' close pml1 re :preferef parking. Mohon app send the 11" to staff t< separate 0- incorporat standards tlOn of th, member van den Steenhoven. Councl1member Scott moved that the matter be tabled. The motion died for lack of a second. Mayor Pro Tempore Yannatta Goldway stated that she would like to see th1s ordinance in wrlting and would like it to encompass the entire City, not just the Ma1n Street area and urged that staff get thlS back to the Council as soon as poss1ble, City Manager McCla1n stated it would be ready for the Council by the f1rst meeting in April, depending on how soon he could get the Coastal Commiss1on action. Councilmember Jennings felt staff should look into the problem with parking at churches. Councilmember Reed agreed to amend her mot1on to include parking for churches, and those who sell girl scout cookies or pass out literature. Councilmember van den Steenhoven agreed to the amendment. The motion was approved by the folloWing vote. Council Vote' AffIrmative: Councilmembers Yannatta Goldway, Jennlngs, Reed, Rhoden, van den Steenhoven and Mayor Bambrick Negative: Counc1lmember Scott L1b~lC b1gd. 'I' Agenda Item 10-A: A recommendation of the Recreation ltmued to for provision of public building space for use in the Volunteer program. (Continued to March 25, 1980). on of pend- gation and contlnued 25, 1980. and Parks COrnrn1SSlOn Ret1red Senior Agenda Item II-A. Resuest of the City Manager and City Attorney for an executive session for the purpose of discusslng pending litlgation and instructing City representat1ves concerning sa1ar1es, salary schedules or compensation paid in the form of fr1nge benefits. (Cont1nued to March 25 1980). I or; of flIDds, Agenda Item 12-A' The request of Mollie Lowere, representing Ocean , KI\~ ~~n80 I Park Community Center's Battered Women's Shelter, Sojourn, to address the o - - . CouRcil regarding a1locatlon of funds. (Continued to March 25, 1980). P ='10.39016 Agenda Item I2-B: The request of Susan Gelender to address the Council d to 3-25-8. regarding Tract Map )10. 39016 for a development at 947 - 15th Street. (Continued to ~arch 25, 1980). ~ xO'3~~~~~ Agenda Item l2-D: The request of W1lliam Ross to address the Council to . regarding Tract Map No. 36448 for development of condominium conversion at 1021 Hill Street. (Continued to ~Iarch 25. 1980). fill term & Parks _ltmued to of funds to solar continued 80. il travel d 3- 25- 80. Agenda Item 13-A: Appointment to fill unexpired term ending June 30, 1980 on the Recreation and Parks Commission. (Continued to March 25, 1980) . Agenda Item 13-B: Request for approval of funds for a trIp related to the City solar utihty project. (Councilmember Rhoden). (Continued to }"larch 25, 1980. Agenda Item l3-C: A resolution regard1ng Councilmember travel and educa- tion policy. (Mayor Bambrick). (Continued to :.'<<Iarch 25, 1980). The Councll adjourned at 12:25 A.M. by motion of Councilmember Rhoden. Second by Councilmember van den Steenhoven. Council Vote: Affirmat1ve: Councilmembers Reed. Rhoden Scott. van den Steenhoven and Mayor Bambrick Negative: Councilmembers Yannatta Go1dway and Jennlngs ATTEST: APPROVED' ~~~ Clarice E. Joh~en, CMC Acting City Clerk /;Vt44'/~ ~ ~'-Jo~n Bambrick !./ :.'<<Iayor 8