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CITY OF SANTA MONICA
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
JUNE 10, 1986
A meeting of the Santa Monica city Council was called to order by
Mayor Reed at 7:35 p.m. on Tuesday, June 10, 1986, in the Council
Chambers. Councilmember A. Katz led the assemblage in the pledge
of allegiance to the United states of America. Reverend John
Miller, Trinity Baptist Church, offered the invocation.
Roll Call: Present: Mayor Christine E. Reed
Mayor Pro Tempore William Jennings
(entered at 7:40 p.m.)
Councilmember James P. Conn
Councilmember David G. Epstein
Councilmember Alan S. Katz
Councilmember Herb Katz
Councilmember Dennis Zane
Also Present: city Manager John Jalili
City Attorney Robert M. Myers
City Clerk Ann M. Shore
Councilmember Dennis Zane moved to add items l4-A and l4-B to the
agenda. The motion was duly seconded and unanimously approved.
4-A: EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION: Mayor Reed presented employee
service pins to Mike Meyerson, Finance Department, for 25 years
of service and Elias Medina, Recreation and Parks Department, for
20 years of service.
4-B: GENERAL SERVICES EMPLOYEE AWARDS: Mayor Reed presented
awards to Ida Atkins and Dave Pann, employees of the General
Services pier Division, who were selected for special recognition
by their supervisor and their peers.
4-C: BOARDS/COMMISSIONS: The City Clerk announced that
applications are invited to fill vacancies on the City's various
boards and commissions.
Councilmember Zane moved to hear members of the public wishing
to be heard on Item 5-A. Second by Councilmember A. Katz. The
motion was approved by a vote of 5-2. Councilmember Zane moved
to hear members of the public wishing to be heard on Item 5-B.
Second by Councilmember A. Katz. The motion was approved by a
vote of 4 to 3.
5-A: EARTHQUAKES/HOMELESS: Presented was the request of Morris
Silverstein to address Council regarding earthquakes and homeless
persons, having been continued from May 27, 1986. Mr.
Silverstein spoke to urge citizens to take homeless persons into
their homes and to request Council to consider a resolution
asking the state Legislature to fund earthquake safety in regard
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to UCLA campus buildings. Member of the public Fae Miles spoke
to request assistance for the homeless. Discussion was held.
Mayor Pro Tempore Jennings moved to reorder the agenda and
consider Item 14-B after Item 5-B since item 14-B relates to the
homeless. Second by Councilmember Epstein. The motion was
unanimously approved.
5-B: HOMELESS/PANHANDLING: Presented was the request of
Councilmember H. Katz to discuss establishing a policy regarding
prosecution of crimes (panhandling and accosting) and sleeping on
private property, having been continued from May 27, 1986.
Councilmember H. Katz introduced discussion regarding the
homeless problem and its effect on the community. Counci1member
H. Katz moved that the Council take action and commit to the
following: (1) Educate and encourage all citizens who live and
work in Santa Monica to report homeless persons invading private
property without permission, (2) Educate and encourage all
citizens who live, work, and visit our city not to support
panhandling; but if you wish, donate directly to our social
services, (3) Educate and encourage all citizens who live, work,
and visit our city to report to our police any aggressive action
taken upon them, (4) request the Police Chief to supply
tri-monthly written reports to the city Council on the number of
reported incidents of panhandling, aggressive accosting and
incidents of invasion of private property. These reports should
include the disposition of each incident reported whether it be
an arrest or help in securing food, shelter and/or medical
attention, (5) Request our City Attorney to submit a written
monthly report to the City Council indicating the public record
court actions taken in these cases to include the charges,
disposition and the judge of record. Second by Councilmember
Zane. Discussion was held. Councilmember Zane moved an
amendment to direct staff to investigate a way in which we can
work with merchants on the mall and elsewhere in the community to
develop a program in which the city takes leadership in making it
possible to give local citizens the opportunity (rather than
donating to panhandlers) to donate directly to City-supported
social service programs which serve the homeless. Councilmember
H. Katz incorporated the amendment into the motion. Discussion
was held. The motion was unanimously approved.
14-B: HOMELESS SHELTER: Presented was the request of Mayor Pro
Tempore Jennings to discuss support in concept of a homeless
shelter/service center on the Veterans Administration's property
in West Los Angeles. Mayor Pro Tempore Jennings introduced
discussion regarding his proposal and moved that Council support
in concept the following: the westside cities (Santa Monica,
West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Culver city and Los Angeles) would
form a consortium to build and operate a homeless shelter/service
center on the VA property, and each participating entity will
refer the homeless to the center based on the percentage of the
entity's financial contribution to the center. Second by
Councilmember H. Katz. Discussion was held. During discussion,
and there being no objection from the second, Mayor Pro Tempore
Jennings included in the motion councilmember Conn's suggestion
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to refer this matter to staff for some fleshing out and to ask
that this come back as a resolution that could be adopted.
Discussion was held. The motion was unanimously approved.
Discussion was held. Councilmember Zane moved that Council
support in concept the idea of our working with the Southmark
developer toward finding a translation of their fifty housing
unit obligation that might be applied as the economic foundation
of the City's participation in the proposed Veteran
Administration homeless project or might be applied at some other
sites, should we find such a site in our community, incorporating
Mayor Reed's suggestion of penciling out the dollar value of the
obligation so that we can consider just taking the money in and
making the decision on how to use it ourselves. Discussion was
held, The motion was unanimously approved.
CONSENT CALENDAR: The Consent Calendar was presented whereby all
items are considered and approved in one motion unless removed
from the calendar for discussion. councilmember H. Katz moved to
approve the consent calendar with the exception of Items 6-E,
6-1, and 6-L, reading resolutions and ordinances by titles only
and waiving further reading thereof. Second by Councilmember
Conn, The motion was approved by the following vote:
Council vote: Unanimously approved 7-0
6-A: APPROVAL OF MINUTES: The minutes of the city Council
meeting held May 27, 1986, were approved as presented.
6-B: PROCLAMATIONS OF LOCAL EMERGENCY: Resolution No. 7225(CCS)
entitled: itA RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA
MONICA PROCLAIMING THE CONTINUED EXISTENCE OF THE LOCAL
EMERGENCY," arising from past storms, high tides and heavy surf,
was adopted.
6 -C : DAMAGED SIDEWALKS , DRIVEWAYS, AND CURBS: Resol ution No.
7226 (CCS) entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF SANTA MONICA SETTING A HEARING DATE FOR ANY PROTESTS OR
OBJECTIONS TO THE REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS
REGARDING REPAIR OF SIDEWALKS, DRIVEWAYS AND CURBS (SR-86-83),
thereby setting a public hearing for July 8, 1986.
6-D: RECORDS DESTRUCTION/WATER PAYMENT STUBS: Resolution No.
7227 (CCS) entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF SANTA MONCA AUTHORIZING THE DESTRUCTION OF CERTAIN
RECORDS OF THE WATER DEPARTMENT PURSUANT TO GOVERNMENT CODE
SECTION 34090," thereby authorizing destruction of "Return with
payment" stubs from water bills from 1967 to 1979.
6-F: PIER CAROUSEL OPERATION: A recommendation was approved to
execute Contract No. 4692 (CCS) with Ray Cammack Shows for
operation of the pier carousel and to authorize the city Manager
to modify the Services Agreement with the Pier Restoration
Corporation to delete reference to a specific Carousel Operator.
6-G: STREETLIGHTS/LA MESA DRIVE: A recommendation was approved
to award Contract No. 4693 (CCS) to C.T. & F., Inc., in the amount
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of $215,450 for construction of streetlights for La Mesa Drive
and the necessary change orders were authorized to the extent of
funds available in accordance with Administrative Instructions.
6-H: OCEAN PARK BEACH/OCEAN VIEW PARK CONTRACT AMENDMENTS:
Withdrawn at the request of staff.
6-J: SENIOR NUTRITION PROGRAM: A recommendation was approved to I
transfer various Fiscal Year 1985-86 funds for the purchase of an
additional freezer and an increase in temporary personnel for the
Senior Nutrition and Recreation Program, thereby affecting the
following accounts: Raw Foods (01-400-544-000-437); Personnel
(01-400-544-000-150); and Capital Outlay (01-400-544-000-809).
6-K: PARKING AND TRAFFIC DIVISION PAVEMENT MARKINGS: Bid No.
2061 was awarded to Sterndahl Enterprises, Inc., in the amount of
$81,625 to furnish, deliver, and install thermoplastic pavement
markings and legends for the Parking and Traffic Engineering
Division.
6-M: PIER PARKING LOT:
authorize the city Manager
Executive Parking for the
parking lot.
A recommendation was approved to
to execute Contract No. 4694(CCS) with
management and operation of the pier
END OF CONSENT CALENDAR
6-E: CAROUSEL RIDE FEE: Presented was a staff report
transmitting a resolution revising the pier Carousel ride fee
from 25 cents to 50 cents. Councilmember H. Katz introduced
discussion and moved to increase the carousel ride from 25 cents
to 35 cents across the board with the idea that there also be
tickets for 4-for-$1.00. Second by Councilmember A. Katz.
Discussion was held. Councilmember Epstein moved a substitute
motion to make it 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children
under 12 years, staff to report on the ticket book option,
thereby adopting Resolution No. 7228(CCS) entitled: "A
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA
REVISING THE PUBLIC RIDE FEE FOR THE SANTA MONICA PIER CAROUSEL,"
amended as above. The motion was approved by the following vote:
Council vote: Affirmative: Councilmembers Epstein, A. Katz,
H. Katz, Zane, Mayor Reed
Negative: Councilmembers Conn, Jennings
6-1: BEACH RESTROOM/1758 THE PROMENADE: Presented was a staff
report recommending award of contract to Etco Construction Co.,
Inc., in the amount of $92,750 to replace a beach restroom at
1758 The Promenade. councilmember Zane introduced discussion and
moved to defer this matter for a month so that staff can report
back on the location of the restroom. Second by Councilmember H.
Katz. The motion was unanimously approved.
6-L: JULY 4TH FIREWORKS PERMITS: Presented was a staff report
recommending approval of the requests of the Jonathan Club and
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Sand & Sea Club to conduct Fourth of July Fireworks displays upon
meeting insurance and permit requirements. Councilmember Epstein
introduced discussion. Discussion was held. Councilmember Conn
moved to approve the staff recommendation. Second by
Councilmember H. Katz. The motion was approved by the following
vote:
Council vote: Affirmative: Councilmembers Conn, Jennings,
A. Katz, H. Katz,
Negative: Councilmembers Epstein, Zane,
Mayor Reed
7-A: UNDERGROUND UTILITY DISTRICT: Presented was a staff report
and a public hearing on amendment of boundaries of Marine Park
Underground Utility District to the area on Marine Street from
17th Street to Frederick street, on 16th street from Sunset
Avenue to Dewey street and on Dewey street from 16th street to
Robson Avenue, and ordering the underground installation of
utilities. Discussion was held. Councilmember Epstein moved to
continue the opened public hearing and place the item on the
table until such time as it is removed. Second by Councilmemher
Conn. The motion was unanimously approved. (Note: During
adjournment, this item was continued to June 17, 19S6.)
7-B: DAMAGED SIDEWALKS, DRIVEWAYS AND CURBS: Presented was a
staff report and a public hearing on assessment of costs to
repair damaged sidewalks, driveways and curbs (SR-86-S1). At
9:10 p.m., the public hearing was declared opened. There being
no one wishing to be heard, Councilmember Epstein moved to close
the public hearing. Second by Councilmember Conn. The motion
was unanimously approved. Councilmember Epstein moved to adopt
ReSOlution No. 7229(CCS) entitled: "RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA CONFIRMING THE REPORT OF THE
SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS REGARDING REPAIRS TO DAMAGED SIDEWALKS,
DRIVEWAYS AND CURBS (SR-S6-S0),t1 reading by title only and
waiving further reading thereof. Second by Councilmember Conn.
The motion was approved by the following vote:
council vote: Unanimously approved 7-0
Discussion was held. Councilmember Epstein moved to direct staff
to look at the scheduling of these various assessment districts
and see if, without impeding the program, these could be done on
a quarterly or bimonthly basis. There being no objection, it was
so ordered.
7-C: DAMAGED SIDEWALKSt DRIVEWAYS AND CURBS: Presented was a
staff report and a public hearing on assessment of costs to
repair damaged sidewalks, driveways and curbs (SR-86-81). At
9:13 p.m., the pUblic hearing was declared opened. There being
no one wiShing to be heard, Councilmernber Epstein moved to close
the public hearing. Second by Councilmember Conn. The motion
was unanimously approved. Councilmember Epstein moved to adopt
Resolution No. 7230(CCS) entitled: "RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA CONFIRMING THE REPORT OF THE
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SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS REGARDING REPAIRS TO DAMAGED SIDEWALKS,
DRIVEWAYS AND CURBS (SR-86-81)," reading by title only and
waiving further reading thereof. Second by Councilmernber Conn.
The motion was approved by the following vote:
Council vote: Unanimously approved 7-0
a-A: TENANT RELOCATION ASSISTANCE: Presented was a staff report I
transmitting an ordinance for introduction and first reading
providing for tenant relocation assistance. Discussion was held.
councilmember Epstein moved to allow members of the public to
speak for three minutes each. Second by Councilmember Conn. The
motion was approved.
At 9:40 p.m., the public hearing was declared opened. Harold
Crawford, Ed Feigin, Charles Isham, Donald Howland, Donna
Alvarez, Walter Schwartz, John Jurenka, and James Baker spoke in
opposition to the ordinance. Tom Graham, Lisa Monk, Ethel
Hoffman, John Emanuelle, Kathryn Norton, William Savidan, Joy
Fullmer, Amber Watt, Joan Watt, Laurence J. Herman, Margaret
o I Grady, Thelma Baron, Dora Ashford, Wayne Hall, Julie Dad,
Sylvia Shniad, Jack Baptista, Dolores Press, Bob Scott, Hazel P.
Swan, Michael Tarbet, and Bill Weingarden spoke in favor of the
ordinance. Lacey Goode spoke in favor of having the Rent Control
Board resolve these issues. There being no one else wishing to
be heard, Councilmember Epstein moved to close the public
hearing. Second by Councilmember H. Katz. The motion was
unanimously approved.
Discussion was held. Councilmember Zane moved to include rental
housing with children within the category of those receiving
$5,000 in assistance. (Discussion on this amendment was delayed
to permit the City Attorney to develop language.)
Councilmember Epstein moved to introduce for first reading the
ordinance entitled: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF SANTA MONICA ADDING CHAPTER 8B TO ARTICLE IV OF THE SANTA
MONICA MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO TENANT RELOCATION ASSISTANCE,"
reading by title only and waiving further reading thereof; and to
direct staff to return next time with the ordinance in its
present form plus emergency findings and to report on the
feasibili ty of some form of loan program for tenants who are
unable to finance their own relocation. Second by Councilmember
Zane. Discussion was held. During discussion, Councilmernber
Epstein incorporated into the main motion Councilmember Zane I s
suggestion to clarify the hotel-motel facilities (so that a
rental housing unit does not include a unit occupied pursuant to
an innkeeper-guest relationship). Discussion was held.
Councilmember Zane moved an amendment that, in the case of a
subtenant (who is an occupant), the subtenant be the designated
recipient of the relocation benefit. Second by Mayor Pro Tempore
Jennings. Discussion was held. Councilmember Epstein
incorporated into the main motion the City Attorney's suggested
language defining "tenant,1l subsection (f) on page 2, as: "Any
tenant, subtenant, lessee, sublessee, or any other person
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occupying a rental housing unit pursuant to a rental housing
agreement," so that the person who is occupying the unit would be
the one who receives the benefit.
Discussion was held. Councilmember Zane moved an amendment that
language be incorporated as to how to accomplish enforcement of
the escrow payment to the tenant. (Discussion on this amendment
was delayed to permit the City Attorney to develop language.)
Discussion was held. In regard to Councilmember Zane's amendment
to include dependent children, councilmember Epstein incorporated
into the main motion the City Attorney's suggested language that,
on page 5, subdivision (c) read as follows: "If one or more of
the displaced tenants is a senior citizen or disabled person, or
is a tenant with whom a minor child resides, who occupied the
rental housing unit on or before the effective date of this
Chapter, an additional $1,000 shall be added to the amount set
forth in subdivision (a) of this Section ($4,000)."
At 12:15 a.m., councilmember Conn moved to extend the meeting to
1: 00 a.m. Second by Mayor Reed. The motion was unanimously
approved.
Discussion was held. Councilmember H. Katz moved an amendment to
exempt from this ordinance all units that are not covered by rent
control. Second by Mayor Reed. Discussion was held. During
discussion, Mayor Reed rephrased the amendment so that Section
(d) on page 3 be deleted and a period be placed after the word
"rent" in section (d) on page 2, thereby deleting units that are
not rent-controlled. The motion was approved by the following
vote:
Council vote: Affirmative: Councilmembers Conn, Jennings,
A. Katz, H. Katz, Zane, Mayor Reed
Negative: Councilmember Epstein
Discussion was held. Mayor Pro Tempore Jennings moved an
amendment to reduce the amount of relocation assistance from
$4,000 to $2,500. Second by Councilmember H. Katz. Discussion
was held. Councilmember Epstein moved a substitute motion to
change the amounts on the alternative schedule on page 12 of the
staff report so that Section 4853 on page 4 of the ordinance read
as follows: Bachelor, $2,000; one bedroom, $2,500; and two or
more bedrooms, $3,000. Second by Mayor Reed. Discussion was
held. The motion was approved by the following vote:
Council vote: Affirmative: councilmembers Epstein, Jennings,
H. Katz, Mayor Reed
Negative: Councilmembers Conn, A. Katz, Zane
Discussion returned to Councilmember Zane's earlier amendment to
accomplish enforcement of the escrow payment. Councilmember
Epstein incorporated into the main motion the City Attorney's
suggested language that on page 7, Section 4856, a new Section
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(a) be included, to read as follows: "within two days of the
written request by the tenant, the landlord shall deliver a
written instruction to the escrow holder to distribute all or a
portion of the relocation fee to a third party providing moving
or replacement housing to such tenant. The instruction shall
direct the escrow holder to make the distribution within three
days of delivery of the instructions."
Discussion was held. Councilmember Epstein withdrew that part of
the main motion regarding the loan fund as it has been made
unnecessary by the changes that were just made. The main motion,
as amended, was approved by the following vote:
council vote: Unanimously approved 7-0
Mayor Pro Tempore Jennings moved to direct staff to give a report
as quickly as possible, preferably by the time of the second
reading, concerning the mechanism to set up something like a loan
fund for low-income landlords, using the same definitions used in
connection with sidewalk, street, and streetlighting assessments,
in the event that there are low-income landlords who cannot
afford to make the tenant relocation payment. second by
Councilmember A. Katz. Discussion was held. The motion failed
by the following vote:
Council vote: Affirmative: Councilmembers Jennings, A. Katz
Negative: Councilmembers Conn, Epstein,
H. Katz, Zane, Mayor Reed
Discussion was held. Councilmember Zane moved to direct staff to
prepare an information campaign program to inform both tenants
and landlords about what is real and unreal about the Ellis Bill,
and that such a program include a more general information
distribution to members of the community; also, that a specific
information distribution campaign be directed at tenants who have
been given notice with respect to Ellis, and to their property
owners, so that both parties know fully what their rights are
under the circumstances. Second by Councilmember Epstein.
Discussion was held. The motion was approved by a vote of 6 to
I, Mayor Pro Tempore Jennings opposed.
8-B: INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER CONTROL: Presented was an ordinance
for adoption and second reading establishing an industrial
wastewater control program, introduced May 27, 1986.
Councilmember Conn moved to adopt Ordinance No. 1373(CCS)
entitled: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA
MONICA ADDING CHAPTER 4 TO ARTICLE V OF THE SANTA MONICA
MUNICIPAL CODE TO ESTABLISH AN INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER CONTROL
PROGRAM, " reading by title only and waiving further reading
thereof. Discussion was held. The motion was approved by the
following vote:
Council vote: Unanimously approved 7-0
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Councilmember Conn moved to continue the meeting to 1: 30 a . m.
Second by Mayor Reed. The motion was approved by a vote of 6-1,
Councilmember Epstein opposed. Councilmember Epstein requested
the record to reflect that he knows the people waited patiently,
but he just thinks they have to get over the habit of trying to
discuss important issues at this hour.
10-A: MAIN LIBRARY: Presented was a recommendation of the
Library Board to begin the planning process for longer term space
needs at the Main Library. Richard Horst, Chairman of the
Library Board, requested that a committee be formed for planning
long-term Library needs. Discussion was held. Mayor Reed moved
to direct staff to include this in the budget workplan. Second
by Councilmember H. Katz. The motion was unanimously approved.
II-A: PERCENT FOR ART PROGRAM FUNDING: Presented was a staff
report recommending adoption of a resolution amending the Percent
for Art Program allowing General Fund PFA allocation be made in
an amount equal to eligible Capital Improvement Projects (Option
2). Discussion was held. Councilmember Epstein moved to approve
the staff recommendation, thereby (1) revising the Percent for
Art Program to require that one PFA allocation be made in an
amount equal to all eligible CIP projects, increasing the total
PFA allocation and resulting in an increase to the General Fund,
which would allow for the possibility of more significant artwork
wi thout increas ing the overall percentage, and (2) adopting
Resolution No. 7231 (CCS) , which incorporates the recommended
changes to the Percent for Art Program, entitled: "A RESOLUTION
OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA ADOPTING THE
PERCENT FOR ART PROGRAM, II reading by title only and waiving
further reading thereof. Second by Councilmember Conn. The
motion was approved by the following vote:
Council vote: Unanimously approved 7-0
Il-B: SEWER RATE INCREASE: Presented was a staff report
recommending adoption of a resolution revising the sewer service
charge and the industrial waste quality surcharge and authorizing
assignment of municipal users to appropriate sewer use
categories. Discussion was held. Councilmember Epstein moved to
approve the staff recommendation, thereby adopting Resolution No.
7232 (CCS) enti tIed: II A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF SANTA MONICA ESTABLISHING A SEWER SERVICE CHARGE, AN
INDUSTRIAL WASTE QUALITY SURCHARGE AND ELIMINATING THE SEWER USE
CATEGORY ENTITLED MUNICIPAL," reading by title only and waiving
further reading thereof. Second by Councilmember Conn. The
motion was approved by the following vote:
council vote: Unanimously approved: 6-0
Absent: Councilmember H. Katz
ll-C: CLOSED SESSION: Presented later in the evening.
14-A: SOCIAL SERVICES FUNDING/TAX OVERRIDE: Presented was the
request of Mayor Pro Tempore Jennings to discuss directing the
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city Attorney to prepare an initiative for November ballot
concerning tax override to fund social services. Mayor Pro
Tempore Jennings moved to carry this item over as a '14' item on
the next meeting. The motion was duly seconded and unanimously
approved.
l4-B: HOMELESS CENTER: Presented earlier in the evening.
l4-C: THIRD STREET DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION: Presented was a
letter of resignation from Margaret Bach. Mayor Reed moved to
accept with regret the letter of resignation of Margaret Bach
from the Third Street Development Corporation. Second by
Councilmember Conn. The motion was unanimously approved.
ll-C: CLOSED SESSION: Presented was the request for Closed
Session to consider personnel matters and threatened litigation,
pending litigation, and litigation to be commenced by the city.
At 1:23 a.m., there being no objection, Council adjourned to
Closed Session to consider the following pending cases:
California Aviation v. City of Santa Monica, united States
District Court Case No. CV 84-6985 (CMB) (Bx) and Los Angeles
Superior Court case no. C 306538; Lacefield v. city of Santa
Monica, Santa Monica Superior Court Case No. WEC 93491; Morrison
v. City of Santa Monica, Santa Monica Superior Court Case No. WEC
94021; Wesley v. City of Santa Monica, Santa Monica Superior
Court Case No. WEC 90279; Nadjmabadi v. city of Santa Monica
superior Court Case No. WEC 81867; Heyer v. city of Santa Monica,
Van Nuys Superior Court Case No. WEC 98892; Gomez v. City of
Santa Monica, Santa Monica Superior Court Case No. WEC 98892;
Santa Monica Municipal Employees Association v . City of Santa
Monca, Los Angeles Superior Court Case No. C 562708.
At 1:35 a.m., Council reconvened with five members present, Mayor
Pro Tempore Jennings and Councilmemher H. Katz absent.
Councilmember Epstein moved to approve settlement in the case of
Gomez v. City in the amount of $8,638.89. Second by Mayor Reed.
The motion was approved by the following vote:
Council vote: Unanimously approved 5-0
Absent: Mayor Pro Tempore Jennings
Councilmernber H. Katz
ADJOURNMENT: At 1:40 a.m., Councilmember Epstein moved to
continue Item 7-A to the meeting of June 24, 1986 and Item 14-A
to the meeting of June 17, 1986; adjournment to be in memory of
Peter Guerrero, Sanitary Division employee, and all the people
who were killed in the tour bus crash in Mono County, California,
including Santa Monica residents Walter Bachman, Laura
Boudreault, Elzora Crabb, Norma Dale, Frances Flanik, Marie
Garant, Estelle and James Gilchrist, Marjorie Hess, John
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Hulderman, June Kirkpatrick,
Krimball, Meryl Martin, Mary
Bonnie Roesger, Grace Thrasher,
The motion was duly seconded and
ATTEST:
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Mary Kirkpatrick, Mary Alice
McCauley, Marguerite Phillips,
Else Weber, and Alma ziegler.
unanimously approved.
APPROVED:
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/' Christine E. Reed
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