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SR-6E (28) ,~ 6-1:. r.. r~:-- -:,....... GS:SES:LR:pamjCCALLEY.tech.engine Santa Monica, Californf1t '- ~~..].,J Council Meeting: April 27, 1993 TO: Mayor and City Council FROM: City Staff SUBJECT: Recommendation to Form an Assessment District for the Reconstruction of 4th Court between Colorado Avenue and Broadway and 9th Court from Olympic Boulevard to 476' North and Set a Public Hearing for July 13, 1993 Introduction This report recommends that City Council approve the formation of an assessment district for the construction of concrete pavement, and other appurtenant work on 4th Court between Colorado Avenue and Broadway and 9th Court between Olympic Boulevard and 476' North. This report also requests that city Council adopt the attached Resolution of Intention and set a public hearing for July 13, 1993, for the establishment of the appropriate assessment district and declare the city's intention to assess property owners for costs. Backqround The reconstruction of 4th and 9th Courts consist of regrading the alleys to improve drainage conditions and replacing the existing deteriorated asphalt paving with new concrete paving. The existing asphalt pavement is deteriorated and the rainfall runoff capacity is restricted. Both alleys contain numerous cracks and extensive potholes. Portions of 4th Court are concrete pavement and are in good condition and will remain. Due to the extent of - 1 - 6-E ~ . - .hF.. .,....: ; ~ -~ . , the needed repairs, patching is not economically feasible. with the installation of a concrete alley, maintenance will be reduced and drainage will be improved. The life of the proposed concrete alleys are estimated to be in excess of 50 years. This work is proposed to be done in conjunction with the Annual street Resurfacing Program scheduled for September 1993. Second and Third Court between Broadway and wilshire Boulevard and Lincoln Court are similar alley assessment projects that were completed in 1992. The proposed assessment for 4th and 9th Court is $72.00 per lineal foot on each side of the alley. There are no affected residential properties within the boundaries of this assessment. There are eleven parcels on 9th Court and nine parcels on 4th Court. The average assessment for a 50 foot 1 at is approximately $3,600.00. The assessment district will be administered in accordance with the procedures set forth in the Government Code and the Improvement Act of 1911 in the California streets and Highways Code. On April 1, 1993 notices were mailed to all affected property owners informing them of the proposed work and their estimated assessment. Budqet/Financial Impact The cost of the reconstructing both alleys is approximately $116,000.00. The assessment district will generate revenues of approximately $116,000.00 for FY 1993-94 which will be deposited in Revenue Account No. 01-500-401-00000-0124-10000, "street Resurfacing Assessment District. II A detailed breakdown of - 2 - , assessments will be available upon confirmation of assessment after the work has been completed. Recommendation It is recommended that city council: l. Approve the formation of the above assessment district; and 2. Adopt the attached Resolution of Intention setting a public hearing for July 13, 1993. Prepared by: stan Scholl, Director of General Services Tony Antich, city Engineer Attachment: Resolution of Intention - 3 - - RESOLUTION NUMBER 8577(CCS) (CITY COUNCIL SERIES) A RESOLUTION OF INTENTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA SETTING A PUBLIC HEARING ON JULY 13, 1993 FOR THE PURPOSE OF DETERMINING WHETHER OR NOT THE PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY REQUIRE THE CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE PAVEMENTS AND OTHER APPURTENANT WORK ON 4TH COURT BETWEEN COLORADO AVENUE AND BROADWAY and 9TH COURT FROM OLYMPIC BOULEVARD TO 476' NORTH AS SHOWN ON CITY DRAWING NO. 6061, IN THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA WHEREAS, the City council of the city of Santa Monica proposes to initiate proceedings under the Improvement Act of 1911 and Government Code for the construction of concrete pavements and other appurtenant work on 4th Court between Colorado Avenue and Broadway and on 9th Court from Olympic Boulevard to 476' Northi and WHEREAS, Section 19 of Article XVI of the California Constitution provides that certain specified debt limitation and majority protest provisions shall not apply if, after the giving of such reasonable notice by publication and posting and the holding of such public hearing as the city council of the city of Santa Monica shall have prescribed, the city council, by no less than four-fifths vote of all members thereof, finds and determines that the public convenience and necessity require the proposed improvements to be madei and WHEREAS, Streets and Highways Code section 2804 provides that the "Special Assessment, Investigation, Limitation and Majority Protest Act of 193P' shall not apply to any proceeding - 4 - , , , . . . -- All deC1Slons have environmental implications. The city will ensure that each of its pollcies and programs are inter-connected through the common bond of sustainabilitYi and -- Community awareness, responsibility and involvement are the key elements of successful envlronmental programs. One early product of the Santa Monlca Sustainable City Program will be a checkllst to be utilized by all City departments to make sure that the broad environmental lmpllcations of each decision, as encompassed by sustainability, are considered. The program wlll also set forth amb1tious and mostly quantifiable targets In each of four major POllCY areas to be reached by the year 2000. The goals stated 1n the proposed draft can be modified as a result of input received dur1ng the impending pUblic review process. The four maJor policy areas (Resource Conservation, Transportation, Pollution Preventlon & Public Health Protection, and Socio-Economic) which are lncluded in the proposed program represent the focus of both current and future Clty programs which adhere to the guidlng pr1nciples and strlve to attain the specific goals which will be establlshed within the document. As ever greater deMands are placed on the flnancial and human resources of local governments, lt 1S lmperative that policies and programs Wh1Ch are adopted represent the most cost-effective 4 " -, , long-term alternative. The proposed sustainable city Program provides a powerful instrument for identifying the best approach to our environMental problems by broadly and properly defining the "environment'! as lncluding all lssues impacting our quality of life, artlculating a vlsion which compels a recognition of the inter-connections between different envlronmental problems and their solutions, and by demandlng a long-term perspective in all decision-making. Proqram Implementation The strategy for revlew, adoptlon and implementation of the proposed Sustainable City PrograM is guided by the premlse that public educatlon and publlC partlclpation are key to the ultimate success of the Clty's envlron~ental programs. The process for public reVlew and con~ent wlll lnclude community workshops, presentatlons to connunlty groups and, ultimately, a Council publlC hearing. An effort will be made to reach all the major stakeholders in the COMmunity including neighborhood organizations, the Chamber of Connerce, the school district, Santa Monica College, Major businesses/institutionst City boards and comnlssions and the City Council. It is crltlcal to the long range success of the program that these major stakeholders participate in the creation of the program and thereby make an investment in its success. It is also important to note that the final document WhlCh staff brings back to Council for adoption will have lncorporated various changes as a result of public 5 - SECTION 6. The city Clerk shall give notice of the hearing by posting a copy of this Resolution in the manner described by the streets and Highways Code Section 5065 and by publication as hereinafter provided. Any interested person may make protest against the proposed improvement in writing filed with the city Clerk at any time not later than the hour set for the hearing in the manner provided by the Streets and Highways Code Section 5220. SECTION 7. The Superintendent of Streets shall cause to be conspicuously posted along the line of said contemplated work or improvements and also along all the open streets within said district, notice of the passage of this Resolution of Intention in the manner and form prescribed by law. The City Clerk is directed to mail notices, pursuant to Government Code Section 54954.9, in the manner and form. prescribed by law, of the adoption of this Resolution to all persons owning commercial or industrial property in the hereinbefore described assessment district, whose names and addresses appear on the last equalized assessment roll for the City taxes or as known to the City Clerk. SECTION 8. The City Clerk is directed to publish this Resolution in accordance with Government Code Section 6066 in The Outlook once a week for two weeks with at least five days intervening between the first date and second date of publication. The first publication is to be made not less than forty-five days prior to the date of the above public hearing. - 7 - - SECTION 9. Pursuant to Public Contract Code Section 20433, the City Council hereby finds that it is not in the public interest to allow the property owners to contract for the improvements and thereby the City shall be responsible for awarding and administering the construction contract for this district. SECTION 10. The city Clerk shall certify to the adoption of this Resolution, and thereafter the same shall be in full force and effect. APPROVED AS TO FORM: ~ - 8 - ---- - , . - the needed repairs, patching ~s not economically feasible. with the installation of a concrete alley, maintenance will be reduced and drainage will be improved. The life of the proposed concrete alleys are estimated to be in excess of 50 years. This work is proposed to be done in conjunction with the Annual street Resurfacing Program scheduled for September 1993. Second and Third Court between Broadway and Wilshire Boulevard and Lincoln Court are similar alley assessment projects that were completed in 1992. The proposed assessment for 4th and 9th Court is $72.00 per lineal foot on each side of the alley. There are no affected residential properties within the boundaries of this assessment. There are eleven parcels on 9th Court and nine parcels on 4th Court. The average assessment for a 50 foot lot is approximately $3,600.00. The assessment district will be administered in accordance with the procedures set forth in the Government Code and the Improvement Act of 1911 in the California streets and Highways Code. On April 1, 1993 notices were mailed to ami i.ll.cv.r;-mlcld all affected property owners informing them of the proposed work and their estimated assessment. Budget/Financial Impact The cost of the reconstructing both alleys is approximately $116,000.00. The assessment district will generate revenues of approximately $116,000.00 for FY 1993-94 which will be deposited in Revenue Account No. 01-500-401-00000-0124-10000, "Street Resurfacing Assessment District. II A detailed breakdown of - 2 - , . . , - Adopted and approved this 27th day of April, 1993 C\ _ a)v -W!ayor I hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution No. 8577(CCS} was duly adopted by the C~ty Council of the City of Santa Monica at a meetJ.ng thereof held on AprJ.l 27, 1993 by the following Counc~l vote: Ayes: Councilmembers: Abdo I Genser, Greenberg, Holbrook, Rosenstein, Vazquez Noes: Councilmembers: None Abstain: CouncJ.lmembers: None Absent; Councilmembers: Olsen ATTEST: 0~~ ~91'. City Clerk .......N-14-g,3 THU ~1:4J. r-.1o.)1 ~ ~~cf' PAUL C. DESANTIS - PAUL C DESANTIS. 3002 SANTA M:::>"IiCA BOULEVARD SUITe: C OF" COl.''''S...l S....L.Ly....f\:t.,; l. MOLLOY SANT"'- MON!CA CAUFOR"".... 90404-2506 p..4......_iE ....OP'.....AN AfII'D- ~!.S""EJlt ....LSO _lit.. Q~ ..Ew 1"0'1>< ..... nUPI-IONE (31C) 4~' 1888 TELECOPIEFI 1310', 629-1476 $...........11. .....O"".C*w. ~IFORNI'" January 14, 1993 Santa Momca Plan..'ung CommisSIon 1685 Main Street. Room 212 Santa Monica, CA 90401 Re: DefinitIon of TORCA Tenant Dear Planmng Commissioners: This letteI will confirm our agreement with t.-Ir. Rosario Perry's interpretauons In hIS letter to Depu:y City Attorney Mary Strobel d;lt~ January 7, 1993. As Mr. Perry states, TORCA itself does not define "tenant. but directly incorporates the Rent Control Charter Amendment'! defll1itions. Without repeating Mr. Perry's arguments, suffice it to say that a TORCA Cosigning Tenant (except for an Owner) sImply needs to .occupy. his or her unit. Under Rent Control defmitions, a tenant may .occupy" a umt even if the uwt IS not that tenant's principal place of residence. The Planning CommiSSIon should not put Itself mto the position of having to decide. for example, that a person who sleeps in his or her umt five nights a week IS an occupant but one who sleeps in his or her unit three days a week is not an occupant. Or that someone who spends one week per year on vacanon is an occupant, but that one who spends six months per year on tour is not an occupant. Tenants' personal byes are pnvare matters that ~ou]d not have to become open to publIc evaluation. Let me add that thiS is not a major issue from a practical standpOInt. In my lengthy experience. verv. very few occupied units In Santa Monica are anythmg other than tenants' principal places of residence. However, for the Commission to take a poSItion in direct conflICt with the Rent Control Charter Amendment would weaken the CIty's more vital, ongOIng efforts to preserve Rent Control. For the sake of renter's rights. please consider the full implic3uons of caking the interpretation that a tenant who does not live full-time m his or her unit does not have the same, full nghts and protections of other tenants. Very truly yours. /~At~ - Paul C. DeSantis loh'tenantb< rm EJ J : I~ ~~ will be enlarged to an 8 inch diameter size. This will provide better fire flow. A Notice Inviting Bids was published on February 2 and 3, 1993 in The Outlook, as well as four construction journals. Bidding documents were sent to seven Women/Minority Business Enterprises (WMBE) . Bidding packages were requested by 29 contractors. The City Clerk's Office received 14 sealed bids. On March 1, 1993, the sealed bids were opened and read publicly by the Deputy City Clerk. The bid results were as follows: Contractor Amount Williams Supply Co., Inc. $ 605,610 vicco Construction, Inc. 679,455 Miramontes Construction Co./ Inc.* 681,600 Jana Contracting Corp. 695,535 Anro Construction, Inc. 718,780 P & J utility Co. 722,595 A.A. Portanova & Sons, Inc. 732,090 Blois Construction, Inc. 763,503 Lemay General Engineering, Inc. 767,061 Robert Brkich Construction 779,235 Elser Constructors* 815/300 Colich & Sons 841,765 Dorman Construction Co., Inc. 946,640 Turf Construction 948,375 City Engineer's Estimate....$ 700,000 *WMBE 153 San Vicente Boulevard Santa Men ica, CA 90402 July 16, 1992 Drummond F. Buckley Assistant Planner City of Santa MOnica Planning Division 1685 Main Street P.). box 2200 Santa MOnica, CA 90407-2200 Re: TPC 270 -153 San Vicene Boulevard Dear Mr. Buckley: I am a tenant In the building referenced above I recently Signed forms indicating my approval of a converSion for the bUildIng as well as my Intent to Purchase my Unit. After a misunderstanding on my part. based upon incorrect information given to me by a third party, I sent you a Withdrawal letter dated June 15. 1992. I was miSinformed that I would be charged condominium fees even If I dId not purchase my Unit, and that I would have a rent Increase to pay for the repairs and alterations which were going to be done as listed on the TORCA application form. It IS now made clear to me that no condominium fees can be charged to me, nor willi get any rent Incrases based upon the stated repairs. Please disregard my June 15, 1992 request for withdrawal and conSider my original sIg- natures for approval and Intent to Durchase to be In full force. - ..:f/ (J=:;J&J A! Sincerely, ~ Jerry Tauger, Apartment 3D 7-~7- 9~ cc 'I -I . - ...... -...! ..J.. _ ~J williams Supply Co., Inc. , in the amount of $605,610.00: and 2 . Authorize the City Engineer to issue any necessary change orders to complete additional work to the extent of funds available in conformance with the Administrative Instruction on change orders. Prepared by: Stanley E. Scholl, Director of General Services Anthony Antich, City Engineer John Mundy, utilities Manager --- - lAW OFFICES OF ROSARIO PER R Y 1333 OCEAN AVENUE SANTA MONICA. CA. 90401 tele (310) 394.9831 screen (31 0) 395-0645 December 21, 1992 10:08 am fax (310) 394-429.4 Drummond Buckley Department of Planning City of Santa Monica 1685 Main Street Santa Monica, California 90401 Subj: TORCA at 153 San Vicente, T.P.C. 270. - Dear Drummond, Our correspondence to you on October 7, 1992 indicated that each tenant ques- tioned in Ms. Gould's anginal letter was and continues to be qualified to sign the TORCA approval forms for the above referenced project. Just so we both are referring to the same critena, we are refernng to the criteria set forth in 2001 (b) (d) which states that "consigning" and "lntending to purchase tenants" have "per- sonally occupied his or her unit in the building continuously for a period of at least six (6) months immediately preceding the date the tenant signs..,". We have enclosed letters to verify our position, for your review. We hope that after your review of these letters you will see that the objections contained in Ms. Gould's letter are the result of a few tenants' inattention to the building population. As a perfect example of thiS, Gould's letter states that Sherman Stacey has not lived there for the 6 months, however Sherman has been liVing there With hiS 3 children (two boys and a girl) and a lady who takes care of the children. Letter from Mr. Moore of the United States Post Office Mr. Moore, the mall carrier for the building for years, has submitted a letter to you, dated December 18, 1992, indIcating that he IS "familiar with the names of the fol- lOWing Individuals as people who I have delivered mall to at the building for over a yearN. His letter specifically references each Unit In question. His explanation of how he knows, is direct and credible. Mr. Konugre's lease for Unit 2 A Mr. Konugre's lease shows that he has occupied the unit since December of 1991. Copies of hiS utility bills will be submitted to you within a day. -. 11'-" ,..~ L .J ...&.. ,~ i 12-21-92buckley.frame 1 In connection with approval of a development project at 3300 Olympic Boulevard (the "Project") by Charles H. Hornburg, Jr. , Imported Motor Cars ( II Hornburg ") , City staff required Hornburg to acquire access rights for purposes of construction and installation of two driveways along Olympic Boulevard adjacent to the Project. An agreement pertaining to the proposed acquisition of such access rights was executed by the city and Hornburg. Such agreement required an appraisal report to determine the fair market purchase price or lease rate for such access rights. It was agreed that the costs of the appraisal would be shared jointly by the City and Hornburg. Hornburg was granted an option to purchase or lease such access rights based upon the fair market value determinations by the appraiser. The appraisal report concluded that the fair market purchase price value for the access rights is $70,000.00. Pursuant to Santa Monica Municipal Code Section 2.24.110, rights in real property may be sold without advertising for bids if the City Council, by resolution adopted by at least five (5) affirmative votes, determines that to advertise for bids would be to no avail and would cause unnecessary expense or delay or would not be in the best interest of the city. 2 Zoning limitations, size and the nature of the subject access rights leave no viable development alternatives other than in combination with the adjacent property on which the Hornburg facility is located. Sale of these access rights will not preclude pedestrians from using these parcels in the future. BUDGET/FINANCIAL IMPACT The sale of such access rights will provide revenue of $67,975.00 after deduction of $2,025.00 in City's share of appraisal costs from the $70,000.00 appraised value. Sale proceeds would be deposited in the General Fund. RECOMMENDATION It is respectfully recommended that the City Council adopt the attached resolution authorizing sale of the access rights. PREPARED BY: Stan Scholl, Director of General Services Anthony Antich, City Engineer Joseph Lawrence, Acting City Attorney Linda A. Moxon, Deputy city Attorney ATTACHMENTS: Resolution Waiving Advertisement Requirements and Authorizing Sale of Access Rights 3 - . CA:JL:LAM:mox232/hpw California city council Meeting 4-27-93 Santa Monica, RESOLUTION NO. 8578(CCS) CITY COUNCIL SERIES A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA HONICA WAIVING ADVERTISEHENT REQUIREMENTS AND AUTHORIZING THE SALE OF ACCESS RIGHTS ACROSS TWO STREET RIGHT-OF-WAY PARCELS LOCATED ALONG OLYMPIC BOULEVARD IN THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA WHEREAS, The State of California relinquished the real property described in Section 1 ("Property" ) of this Resolution to the City of Santa Monica on March 16, 1966, for use as a City street; and WHEREAS, the city has determined that certain access rights ("Access Rights If) across the Property are no longer needed for the purposes acquired and that the Access Rights are not needed for any pUblic purpose; and WHEREAS, the City desires to offer the Access Rights to Charles H. Hornburg, Jr. Imported Motor Cars, a California corporation which is the lessee of real property adjacent to the Access Rights, at a minimum price of SEVENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ($70,000.00), which sum is the existing fair market value of the Access Rights; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Municipal Code Section 2.24.110, real property or interests therein may be sold without advertising for bids if the City council, by resolution adopted by at least five - 1 - - - affirmative votes, determines that to advertise for bids would he to no avail and would cause unnecessary expense and delay or would not be in the best interest of the city; and WHEREAS, due to zoning limitations, no viable development alternatives for use of the Access Rights across the Property exist other than in combination with the real property adjacent to each of the parcels of the Property; NOW THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA DOES RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. Requirements pertaining to public advertising for bids on the Access Rights across each parcel of the Property, and offering of such Access Rights across the Property to recreation and housing agencies are herepy waived because only the owners or lessees of property adjacent to each partiCUlar parcel have the ability to utilize such parcel for development, and to advertise would cause unnecessary expense and delay, would be unlikely to bring a purchase price higher than the fair market value of SEVENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ($70,000.00), and would not be in the best interest of the city. SECTION 2. The city Manager is hereby authorized to offer for sale, the Access Rights across the Property at the minimum sale price of SEVENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ($70,000.00) to Charles H. Hornburg, Jr. Imported Motor cars, a California corporation, and the lessee of real property adjacent to the Property. The Property is described as follows: - 2 - -- -- - - PARCEL 1: THOSE PORTIONS OF RANCHO SAN VICENTE Y SANTA MONICA IN THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA, COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES, STATE OF CALIFORNIA AS SHOWN ON MAP RECORDED IN BOOK 3 PAGES 30 ET SEQ. OF PATENTS, IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY RECORDER OF SAID COUNTY, BEING THOSE PORTIONS OF OLYMPIC BOULEVARD, AS DESCRIBED IN PARCEL 1, IN THE FINAL ORDER OF CONDEMNATION ENTERED IN THE LOS ANGELES COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT CASE NO. 496651, A CERTIFIED COpy OF WHICH WAS RECORDED JULY 27, 1945, AS INSTRUMENT NO. 1283 IN BOOK 22205 PAGE 147 OF OFFICIAL RECORDS OF SAID COUNTY, INCLUDED WITHIN A STRIP OF LAND 19.00 FEET WIDE, THE SOUTHERLY LINE OF SAID 19.00 FOOT WIDE STRIP OF LAND, DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT THE INTERSECTION OF THE NORTHEASTERLY LINE OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA AS EXISTED ON JANUARY 2, 1925, WITH THE SOUTHEASTERLY LINE OF SAID OLYMPIC BOULEVARD; THENCE WESTERLY ALONG SAID SOUTHEASTERLY LINE, A DISTANCE OF 240.42 FEET TO THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE CONTINUING WESTERLY ALONG SAID SOUTHEASTERLY LINE, A DISTANCE OF 52.60 FEET. - 3 - . -- . - THE SIDELINES OF SAID 19.00 FOOT STRIP OF LAND TO BE PROLONGED OR SHORTENED SO AS TO TERMINATE EASTERLY IN A LINE THAT BEARS AT RIGHT ANGLES TO SAID SOUTHEASTERLY LINE AND PASSES THROUGH THE WESTERLY 'l'ERMINUS OF THAT RECITED CERTAIN DISTANCE HEREINABOVE RECITED AS HAVING A LENGTH OF "240.42 FEET" AND SO AS TO TERMINATE WESTERLY IN A LINE THAT BEARS AT RIGHT ANGLES TO SAID SOUTHEASTERLY LINE AND PASSES THROUGH THE WESTERLY TERMINUS OF THAT CERTAIN DISTANCE HEREINABOVE RECITED AS HAVING A LENGTH OF tl52.60 FEET" PARCEL 2: THOSE PORTIONS OF RANCHO SAN VICENTE Y SANTA MONICA, IN THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA, COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES, STATE OF CALIFORNIA AS SHOWN ON MAP RECORDED IN BOOK 3 PAGES 30 ET SEQ. OF PATENTS, IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY RECORDER OF SAID COUNTY BEING THOSE PORTIONS OF OLYMPIC BOULEVARD, AS DESCRIBED IN PARCEL 1 IN THE FINAL ORDER OF CONDEMNATION ENTERED IN THE LOS ANGELES COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT CASE NO. 496651, A CERTIFIED COpy OF WHICH WAS RECORDED JULY 27, 1945, AS INSTRUMENT NO. 1283, IN BOOK 22205 PAGE 147 OF OFFICIAL RECORDS OF SAID COUNTY, INCLUDED WITHIN A STRIP OF LAND 19.00 FEET - 4 - ~ ~ - - - - . . - WIDE, THE SOUTHERLY LINE OF SAID 19.00 FOOT WIDE STRIP OF LAND DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT THE INTERSECTION OF THE NORTHEASTERLY LINE OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA AS EXISTED ON JANUARY 2, 1925, WITH THE SOUTHEASTERLY LINE OF SAID OLYMPIC BOULEVARD ; THENCE WESTERLY ALONG SAID SOUTHEASTERLY LINE A DISTANCE OF 401. 49 FEET TO THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING, THENCE CONTINUING WESTERLY ALONG SAID SOUTHEASTERLY LINE, A DISTANCE OF 48.20 FEET. THE SIDELINES OF SAID 19.00 FOOT STRIP OF LAND TO BE PROLONGED OR SHORTENED SO AS TO TERMINATE EASTERLY IN A LINE THAT BEARS AT RIGHT ANGLES TO SAID SOUTHEASTERLY LINE AND PASSES THROUGH THE WESTERLY TERMINUS OF THAT CERTAIN DISTANCE HEREINABOVE RECITED AS HAVING A LENGTH OF 11401.49 FEET" AND SO AS TO TERMINATE WESTERLY IN A LINE THAT BEARS AT RIGHT ANGLES TO SAID SOUTHEASTERLY LINE AND PASSES THROUGH THE WESTERLY TERMINUS OF THAT CERTAIN DISTANCE HEREINAFTER RECEIVED AS HAVING A LENGTH OF "48.20 FEET". The Property is depicted on the map attached hereto as Exhibit "A" and incorporated herein by reference. - 5 - - ------------- ~- - SECTION 3. The city Manager is instructed to execute all instruments necessary and do all other things necessary to effectuate the sale of the Access Rights across the Property. SECTION 4. The City Clerk shall certify the adoption of this Resolution and, thenceforth and thereafter the same shall be in full force and effect. APPROVES AS TO FORM: ~~ JOSEPH LAWRENCE Acting City Attorney - 6 - -- --- ~- -------'-"--..~-- --~ - ~ - - - - ~- .- I I I ,I I I I I i 1 I 1 1 ,. I ?O.B. . / <~ .- ---J / I -. /' 8+ ~. Q ! , ~, CENTINElA --t 5; j --;r- 8. --AVENUE-- g i ~ J , ~t CITY OF LOS ANGEIE ;1i I ~ : ' C:TY OF! SANTA ,",ONJCA >-:~J -____....a 0- l I ~- ~lzl I X ZIQ:; -0 ----_ \oJ I I ' .-~ o~ U\_~ r ~~\-- >IS; L 00.... S; --__~.J 0 , -'- < '\ ai ;:;:; VI! ." . I ~ ~ Sd ~~. I Z 0.. .....ul - "" ~.n ~ ...... ~ : -------!;;! '1 ~':::..n 5 ;:..C2:l ~ ",~-r 'Oi '" _ I uVlm ~ ~O~ ~i" SC,AI_E~ '-=100' ~ I ~ :;:: <::1 " Z 10 g I ..... '\ 0 ..... ~-- :.'l';:S . Cn I ::::z ~ R/W UNE ::E \ 5 ~ : ~if:i P'IOPfRlY ~NE I Cl VlCINIlY MAP ~ I ~i~ ~ . P .0 . B .~ ~ I a= SC,I.,I F'~ 1- =400' . :',... parcel 1 I 0 , 00 , , I ~ ; ?:'~ parce_ .... !: ,00 '- j U 526' X 19 O' ,... ~ , I ~ ~ .-~1z ~ ~ ---;;p-----",r~-; f5 ~.L...O.B. 1 :/....1 -= o\REA TO BE SOLD FOR ' parcel 2 0 5 ;; . :/ t1 i)R~AY PURPOSES f'I") 5 I Darcel 2 ~ ~ ~ i - Q. , I 0 /1 ~ ~Z' x :90' J:. / I 0 I ~ ; ~ 1 0 Z , 0 C ---------~ o a:: 0 a:~ a.. ~ ~ ~:) 5 5 CITY OF SANTA MONICA \.~O · CD GENERAL SERVICES DEPARntENT ~ 6f _ '1700' _ ENGINEERING DIVISION \,..0 , ~ 55 00" _ r _ 62.00' . I ~: 0lJIIIC BOI.UYMD BLOCK 199 I - - I - . . taR C8IIIEA BY lIE TOWN OFSANTA MONICA ~ Felt- - M.R. 39-45~5 t exh1b~ t "A" --- - -- - ----- . , ~ . . Adopted and approved this 27th day of Aprl1, 1993. ~~} I hereby certlfy that the foregoing Resolutlon No. 8578 (CCS) was duly adopted by the City CounCll of the City of Santa Monica at a meetlng thereof held on April 27, 1993 by the followlng Councll vote. Ayes: Councl1members: Abdo, Genser, Greenberg, Holbrook, Olsen, Rosensteln, Vazquez Noes: Councllmembers: None Abstaln: Councllmembers: None Absent: Councilrnembers: None ATTEST: 0~/'uJ Ass. i ~y C1.erk -- -- - - ~ - - ~ -- - - - ---~---