SR-07-11-1978-11C - 802-004Santa Monica, California June 20, 1978 // C
J U L 1 1 1978
TO: Mayor and City Council
FROM: City Staff
SUBJECT: Approval of lease, Carousel Park, Santa Monica Pier
,Introduction
Several proposals regarding the Carousel have been received during the
last year and a half. In order to facilitate the development of the
Carousel, City advertised a "request for proposals" with the 30 day
period expiring on May 19, 1978. This report lists the proposals
received, provides a general background of the Carousel situation and
analyzes and recommends the Carousel Parc proposal.
Background
Mr. Roy Cruickshank and Mr. Jack Knight, principals of the Carousel
Park proposal, desire to lease the Carousel building and the areas to
the south and to the east (see Carousel Park lease map, exhibit A).
They estimate the cost of the development to be $2,553,391 and no out
of pocket funding by the City is required. Their financial statements
and resumes are included in the support data, (see exhibit C).
For many years the Carousel was operated by Mr. George Gordon, who sold
the Carousel and the Wurlitzer Organ to the City on May 10, 1977 (Contract
#2310 CCS). Mr. Gordon has been operating it since on a month to month
basis; however, because of the short term nature of his lease neither the
Carousel nor the organ have been adequately maintained. The area to
the east of the Carousel Building has been hazardous for public use
for many years and consequently has been fenced off to prevent accidents.
To the south of the Carousel Building the parking lot area has been
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under constant repair, and is in need of a considerable investment to
permit parking over the long term.
From time to time proposals have come to City Staff for partial use
of the Carousel Building, but these have left major portions of the
area untouched, or required the expenditure of City funds, (see exhibit.
B, Comparison of Proposals). As a consequence, City staff has negotiated
from a position of restoration and development of the entire area,
i'requiring no expense from the City. City has also required that the
historical integrity of the Carousel and the Carousel Building be main-
tained and restored as it once was.
Discussion
The proposal of the Carousel Corporation will require no expenditure
of City funds. At the expense of the Carousel Corporation, that area of
the pier to be leased will be renovated to the specifications of the
City, the Carousel itself will be completely restored by a restoration
expert to be approved by the City, the Wurlitzer organ also restored by
an expert to be approved by the City, the second floor of the Carousel
building will be strengthened and renovated into a turn -of -the -century
decor restaurant seating 125 making it the largest restaurant on the
Pier. The area surrounding the Carousel will be opened up to resemble
the authentic park -like atmosphere of the original Carousel operation
with the corners of the building housing a pizzeria, a hot cookie factory,
and an ice cream parlor. Finally a water slidewith multiple water
filled sliding flumes, wilh be installed, combining the best of the
former roller coasters and the other rides no longer on the pier.
A bath house to be used by tourists as well as the public for their
convenience in changing clothes and securing valuables will be installed
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underneath the pier decking, as a part of the water slide. operation.. ,
Analysis of Lease Provisions
Term: .25 years, with two 5 year options
(September 15, 1978 to September 14, 2012) '
Rental:
: %of Gross. Sales .. Minimum
Carousel Restaurant 8%39,312
Ice Cream Parlor,
10% 8,460.
Cookie Factory 10% 7,614 '
Pizzeria10% 10,152
Water Slide 72%/15%* 90 000
Bath House 10% ?.,/46
Carousel 15% 71872
$ 165,856
(12% of first $300,000 sales, 15% thereafter.
Rental Off -Set:
All rent due the City after 'payment of the
minimums as above (total $165,856) per year
: shall be off -set for five years, to allow lessee.
to recapture all City verified monies for piling ,
and decking repairs, as well as all monies ad-
vanced for restoration costs of the City's
Carousel and organ. Five years was ,selected
by City Staff following the precedent set in
t
January, 1978 by City Council with the Boat-
house Host restaurant, whose lease was ammended
to allow a five year period for investment re-
capture. City Staff estimates that the lessee may
recapture between 19-57% of the building costs
(estimated at $736,000) depending upon
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the growth of business volume, but under
no circumstances will more than $829,280 total
be recaptured. This is equal to the amount
that will be paid to the City for the initial
five years of the lease under the minimum
rental requirements.
Landmarks Commission:
On June 20, 1978 the City Landmarks Commission
voted a Certificate of Appropriateness for
the proposed restoration since the site is on
a designated City landmark.
Architectural Review Board:
Income to the City:
On June 21, 1978 the Architectural Review Board
voted its approval.
At present the City receives $2,400 a year
from Mr. Gordon, the operator of the Carousel.
The income the City had been receiving from
the game machines in the Carousel Building
has been transferred to the Playland Arcade,
resulting in no loss of income to the City.
In the initial five years of the lease for
the Carousel Park, the City will be guaran-
teed $829,280. Thereafter, the City will
receive not only the minimum rent, but the
percentages of each operation as indicated on
page 3, with the total amount dependent upon the
gross sales of each operation.
Santa Monica City Council -5- June 20, 1978
Alternatives
Because no other proposal immediately developsr
and restores the Carousel Building site, not to
mention the terribly deteriorating areas immedi-
ately south and east of the building, there ap-
pears to be no other viable alternative to the
Carousel Park proposal.
With the exception of the Waterhorn, Inc. propo-
sal, which bid only on the construction of a
Water Slide, only the Carousel Park proposal in-
volves a significant investment by the developer,
offers substantial revenues to the City, and
does not require initial out of pocket expense
by the City.
Recommendation
It is the recommendation of the City Staff that the City Council
direct the City Manager to execute all appropriate lease documents with
the Carousel Corporation.
Exhibit "A" Standard Pier Lease Map
Exhibit "B" Proposal Comparison
Exhibit "C" Carousel Park Principals Financial :Statement
Prepared by: Jeremy Ferris
Peter Kipp
Gary Ferguson
i, %y LINE OF MUNICIPAL PIER
COLORADO AVE. PRODUCED
CAROUSEL
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SE'Iy LINE OF SANTA MONICA PIER
LEGEND
SCALE' I 40'
O Lease Parcel N° Per Pier Lease Map (5239 sht. I )
® Existing Open Area Lease
Proposed Lease Area PROPOSED "CAROUSEL PARK
L EASE
(301)
Exhibit B
INITIAL 'FIVE YEAR
ACCUMULATIVE ANAJ',''SIS OF THE FOUR PROPOSALS THP
MERRY-GO-ROUND SITE ON THE SANTA MONICA PIER
Notes:
1)1 Swenson's require that the City bring Merry -Go -Round up to code
and includes no restoration of the Merry -Go -Round or organ. They
do propose an additional investment of. '$100,000 to $200,000 for
restaruant construction in about the fifth year.
2). Perry/Edwards investment would not restore building adequately to
bringtit up to mandated code and includes no Merry -Go -Round or organ
restoration. The $62,000 'revenue is guaranteed the City.
1). Swenson's - April, 1977
(Wayne Sansbury.) .... ... .....
2). Perry/Edwards - November®1977
.......
Initial
Investment
Accumulative
Gross
Revenue.
Accumulative
Revenue
To.City..
Initial
Investment.
Accumulative
Gross
Revenue
Accumulativell
Revenue
To City
1st Yr.
$40-50,000
$150,000
$80,000 .$-50,000
$ 7,000 _
2nd Yr.
300,000
100,000
16,000
3rd Yr.
550,00.0
155,000
27,000 _II
4th Yr.
800,000
210,000
42,000
5th Yr.
See Note
No Estimate
271,500
62,000
3). Waterhorn, Inc.
Waterslide - May, 1978
4). Carousel Park - May, 1978
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Initial
Investment.
Accumulative
Gross
Revenue
Accumulative
Revenue
To City
Initial
Inv.estment.Revenue
Accumulative
Gross
Accumulative
Revenue
To City
1st Yr.
$747,831
$ 627,350
$ 54,735
$2,553,391
$`.1,490;600
$165,856
2nd Yr.
1,254,700
128,564
3,279,320
331,712
3rd Yr.
1,882,050
203,846
5,425,782
497,508
4th Yr.
2,509,400
279'1128
8,001,536
663,424
5th Yr.
3,136,750
354,410
11,092,440
.829,280
Notes:
1)1 Swenson's require that the City bring Merry -Go -Round up to code
and includes no restoration of the Merry -Go -Round or organ. They
do propose an additional investment of. '$100,000 to $200,000 for
restaruant construction in about the fifth year.
2). Perry/Edwards investment would not restore building adequately to
bringtit up to mandated code and includes no Merry -Go -Round or organ
restoration. The $62,000 'revenue is guaranteed the City.
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3). The Waterhorn Waterslide proposal includes no restoration or
investment .in the Merry -Go -Round, buildincj, or organ, nor
operation of same. Of the projected Revenue To City only
$40,000 is guaranteed.
4). Carousel Park's proposal completely restores the Pier area
covered, the Merry -Go -Round and organ. The Revenue To City
projected is guaranteed.
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ROY CRUICKSHANK
Financial Statement
As of January 31, 1978
Assetts
Cash
Stocks and Bonds (At fair market value)
Real Estate (At fair market Value) ®See Attached
Note Receivable
Auto
Boat
Motor Home
Personal Property
Life Insurance Surrender Value
Total Assets
Notes Payable
Owing on Real Estate (See Attached)
Owing on Auto
Owing on Boat
Owing on Motor Home
Total Liabilities
NET WORTH
$ 10,000
)1,000
392,000
23,500
11,000
17,000
20,800
30,000
4,000
$ 1,500
136,250
8,000
7,500
14,000
COWD TIAL
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$ 519,300
$ 167.250
$ 352,050
**Life Insurance: Allstate , Face Value $ 140,000.00, Beneficiary Virginia
Cruickshank.
Prepared Without Audit
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT — individual form
The nppilcnnl, If mnrried, mny apply for a separate account.
1'n: AMERICAN CITY RANK
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Pill all bhu,ks, venting "no" or "none" where nercilnry to complete inforntn lon.
For the putative of pre<nring and establishing credit from time to time with you far negotiable paper of the undersigned or any or either of them.
"n flalwiw. dna andersim ed I ... rish the allowing as a true and accurate statement of the FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE UNDERSIGNISD ON
3-�. 14 7p . The undersigned agree to and o -ill nails you immediately in writing of am material change in the financial condition
Irl the nudersignal and in the absence -(Irish notice ar of a new and lidl emblem setement, this nay he sentineled .a continuing statement :cod mintan..illy
ar.ee,: and it is hershv expressly agreed that openaPedest els for further credil, this statement shall have the same farce and effect as If delivered as an oricinal
statement "l the financial condition of the undersigned at the lime such further could is requested. In consideration of the Renting of such coslb the Imdur
sigma ;cod tall of in,. agree that if the undersigned or all, ar either of them, or nap endoricr or Ruaranor of the obligalinnn of the undersigned nr any nr either
,d thea m :my lime fail to become insolvent or c nsui .tin uu "1' honk mpty, or it ' any deposit account of f he undersigned or any or either M Ihcnn will, s"" "
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operty of the undersigned or any either of them held he sou he mt,al,ted by be obtained or hod by writ of execution. garnishment, aleohnraup ar
... ,et legal powers, or if any of the o,us,emations made below prove m he,uune or ill he emkr,umad ar any ar either of them fail 10 not if, you if., by material
change as above agreed, or if any x,tell arsenal change ""cars. Ibex and in ell lie, case xli abiigal inns of the undersigned or any or either of them held by tau battier of she 11
bed it, became due and parable witlmud demand "t anill. 'File andersignai and each each of them hereby give you a continuing lien upon tine a
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daaNl xme"nul of she undersigned ac mo e, either"f them csi tin, with you lin. time to time and upon any other personal prop ely of the undersigned it an,
"r either or them in your la—ession. Pram dime to time, m sa"are all oblb. ion of d,e undersigned and each of them, either as bortower, or gsu ramor. held w
.Ind amulet agree that x11 abloati"n, or:mv part tense(, lathe andenigned "t mayor ca ter of ahem held by gnus boll, manned and nn r.
lime be charged against the halmee of any deposit ...auto it the andersa see nr any or either "f ahem with was, withnm notice to the mdw,,, suss
ASSETS _�--
-- —
- LIABILITIES
--
Cashonfinedandinbank .................suss
Accounts Rocoivable—current.................
Notes Receivable—eunent ....................
Stocks and bonds listed onexchanges
(details on schedulcl ......................
9 /3.1 0—p
iv -J-0
Notes payable to bank
Other notes payable, due within one year........
Open Accounts, not due ......................
Open Accounts, Past due.....................
9_�
Hrneflelary
_
Othprcura '.9.1mandof hatcompasut:
L 'v
3�Oga
Ducmrelafives.........................
Trust dards, moroaque, or at her Ilene on real
regale, due within one year .:..............
Company
aenofieiory
(list cash surrender value, it any,
under access. and loan predicated thereon, if any, under liabilities)
Combat mortgages bonds, etc.) ...........suss
Other liabilities: due within one year. ............
Public liahilitvs _ Colhmm,9___
--
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TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS
/7Y.(U
INCOMETAXES DUE AND/OR ACCRUED
Nates secured by first trust deeds, mortgages or
TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES
477r
other loans on .at estate, all goad...........
Notes secured by second trust deeds, mortgages
or other liens on rest estate, all good ........
Trustdeeds, mortgages, or other liens on real
estate, due after one year. ........... ...
ear..................
Accbunts and notes receivable,slow ............
Notes and bills pays his, due after one year.......
Due boat relatives.... I .......................
Other liabilities, and of what composed:
Stocks and bonds not listed on exchange
Just on schedulal
3o, m
Read Present ca h demalan nder value of ....sura.......,
Present cash nd o value of life insurance
moo
(report amount borrowed in other liabililiosl..
pr rryear ".7
Automobile: Make
76 Ir'rect CAni
Oro
Other assets and and o� sed:
' TO ALINDERTEONESS ..................
4 O?a
7 �Y
TOTAL ............................... k Y2.1 Y 4J"D
NET WORTH
TOTAL.................................
r;NGENr Liniiii.111Ca
For endorsements or guarantees 9
Give details
ANNUAL INCOME AND EXPF.NSG FOR PERIOD FROM TO
INCOME cyan�are�
Salary .............
Rentals ...........
ie.........
Interest..................�.....�....C.J...r....//.e.
.f�...,�.A.A.r..[..
9
_
........C.C. �.......9
Other income IDESCRIREdhormae from alimony,
child support, of maintenance Payments
need not be disclosed)
— D _
TOTAL INCOME ....................... 9
Interest.....................................9
Taxes and Assessments .......................9
Upkeep an real estate ...................... .. 9
Protocols upon mortgages, sentence, mc........ I
Personal living expense ........:..........:... 9
Othutopemse...............................9
TOTAL EXPENSE......................9
INSURANCE —
---
Firnmsurnnceoabuildings 8
Company
As cid,mt insuramaComtiny
--.. _
Hrneflelary
R,•aldh he'll aacn 9CompnnY
Onnnlicinry _--�__�
Lite tomtits" 9
Company
aenofieiory
(list cash surrender value, it any,
under access. and loan predicated thereon, if any, under liabilities)
Aummnbl,,firm Erthmft9
Public liahilitvs _ Colhmm,9___
Property Damegn9
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JACK KNIGHT
Financial Statement
As of January 31, 1978
Assets
Cash $ 10,025
Stocks -Litton Industries 1,680
-Ships A Sailin', Inc. 20,000
Real Estate (At Fair Market Value)
-6351 Dana, Simi Valley, CA 51,000
-4424 Apricot, Simi Valley, CA () 32,500
-1355 Kuehner, Simi Valley, CA (2) 60,000
Accounts and Notes Receivable 18,500
37'Pacemaker Boat 28,000
Hamburger Haven -1624 Promenade, Santa Monica 125,000
Autos- Dodge Van and 280 Z 8,000
! Life Insurance surrender Value 600
Total Assets
Liabilities and Net Worth
Notes Payable $ 2,738
Owing on House -6351 Dana, Simi Valley, CA 18,000
-4424 Apricot, Simi Valley, CA(2) 11,812
Owing on Property -1355 Kuehner, Simi Valley, CA(j) 21,500
Owing on 3711'acemaker Boat 8;W
Owing on Auto -Datsun 280Z 5,252
Total Liabilities
Net -Worth
1_1L2 u4K
G
Life.lnsurance: Metropolitan Life, Face Value $ 50,000, Mary.Knight-beneficiary
G.I. Face Value $ 10,000, Mary Knight -beneficiary
Prepared Without Audit
�U)iQQia m�lA1. �attin
! CERTIFIED M DDC ACC UN AM
SIMI, CALIFORNIA 93065
Accountants;'...
ilevard-;$Olte 1000-
illfornia 90064'
the personal ass
ROBERT NANCE
ST:','TIl!!-,NT OF ASSISTS & I:IADILITIES
(unaudited)
December 31, 1377
9
SATS:
ROBlSRT NANCE
STATP;NENT OA' ;.S'St:T t° LIABILITIES
DEC IiBP.R 31, 1977
c/ Cost or Approximate Balance
mv/ Estimated Market Value
Cash - Security Pacific Bank (Chatsworth Branch)
1 21,334
c
Cash - Security Pacific Bank (Simi
Branch)
2,668
c ii
Cash - Security Pacific Bank (Simi
Branch) (Savings) 2,141
c !i
Second Trust Deeds Receivable:
Mr. Steve Posthumus ( 1200/mo. )
1
30801
3,801
c
Residence - Chatsworth
11400,000
my if
Partnership Interest (1/6) in Lake
Tahoe Condo
61500
my
100% Stock Ownership, Bob's Tire Center,Inc.
425,000
mv(i
Loan Receivable from r-=-lated Co. Tire
King, Inc.
150800
my
,.
50% Stock Ownership, Capital Limousine
Service
99000
my['
1971 Ford Pinto
600
my
1977 Chevrolet Blazer
9,000
my
1975 Dodge Motorhome
14,000
my
Market
Real Estate Investments:
Cost
Value
1806 Los Angeles Ave., Simi
1360y000 $.
500,000
3 Acres, Chatsworth
12,000
40,000
1590 L.A. Ave „ Simi
269000
47,500
0.96 Acres, Red Bluff
2659000
2650000
2468 Thousand Oaks Blvd., T.O.
110,000
2009000
80 Acres, Cayuma
18,000
75,000
Total Real Estate Investments, at
Mar; at
1,127,500
mvl
Personal Effects
90,000
mv;
TOTAL ASSETS
$ 39127,344
(Unaudited)
i
ROBE?T MANCE
STATEMENT OP ASSc%TS & LIABILITIES
DECEMBER 31, 1977
f:7ABILITIES;
Real Estate Mortages (Schedule attached)
Contract payable to Security'Pacific Bank
secured by 1977 Chevy Blazer
Contract payable to Ojai Valley State Bank
secured by 1975 Dodge Motorhome
Loan payable to Inglewood Thrift & Loan
secured by Real Estate
Possible Tax Liability Reserve
TOTAL LIABILITIES
EXCESS OF ASSETS OVER LIABILITIES $ 2,428,442
(Unaudited)
5 512,090
ll
6,200
6,079
24,533
150,000
$ 698,902
i
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1.
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SUPPORTING
SCHEDULE C - '.".BAL :_.$TATE MORTGAG ;S PAYABLE
Payable. to Monthly
Payment
1. Security Pacific Bank — Simi $ 11379
Carl Ruesell none until 1982
. Home Savinqs 8 Loan — No. Hollywood 75
Bank of A. Levy — Simi 200
North Valley Bank — Red Bluff 12300
Pyr. & Pairs. harry Rohr annual 2$46
Federal Land Bank annual 21653
6. Southern California Savings 304
United California Bank 701
Total Real Estate Mortgages
Mortgage
Balance
$ 1111825
135,000
8j138
12,066
162,767
20,124
31,101
28,893
2,176
$512.090_
STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
SEPTEMBER 30. 1977
ASSETS
ESTIMATED
COST BASIS
VALUE BASIS
Cash9'checking account
$ 49500
$ 4,500
Cash, passbook savings
19,800
19,800
Second trust deeds receivable
409700.
40,700
Stock
— 49850
7,000
Purebred Arabian Horses (4)
-
45,50.0
Purebred Show Dogs
600 _
1,000 -
Mature breeding horses - Arabian (2)
129600
15,000
Residence and improvements - California
(pledged)
100,000
200,000,
Raw land - California
20,000
50,060
Household furniture and appliances
10,.000'
6,000
Automobiles and motorhome (partially pledged)
22,500
16,000
Art objects and jewelry
69000
83,000
Office equipment
1,40Q00
Kennel property (pledged)
2031500
C 280,0001v5''W �o s
Wholly owned corporations (note 1)
2752500
'957,000
Total assets 7212950 126512400
LIABILITIES
Note Payable - Imperial Bank 89000 80000
Contract payable - Bank of America, Secured
by Motothome 40300 4,300
Mortgages payable
secured by residence 61 000 61,000
secured by kennel property 65,000 ' 650000
Miscellaneous payables 500 500
Total liabilities 1382800 1382800
EXCESS OF ASSETS OVER LIABILITIES 583,150$1,512,600
4
0
PENELOPE ORMANDY
NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENT
SEPTEMBER 30. 1977
1. Wholly-owned corporations
The amount show is the total investment in and advances to three
wholly-
owned corporations. The detail of these amounts is
as follows:
ESTIMATED
ADVANCES
INVESTMENT
VALUE
Aura Investments $ 69000
$ 1,000
$ 72000
Strawberry Moon, Inc. (Rancho Pet
Kennel)
20,000
309000
Pennybank Investments, Inc. 244,300
41200
_920,000
$2502300
$25,200
$957,000
The estimated value of Pennybank Investments, Inc.
was calculated
as follows:
Investment (cost basis) and advances
$2449300
Market value of 28 acres of land in
Santa Rosa Valley
20 acres of land capable of being
subdivided, based on comparable sales
in the area, net of estimated cost of
offsite improvements
$9. 704000
8 acres of avacado orchard land
250,000'-
1 acre Rancho Santa Rosa a9.9so 50,000,
$
10164,300
$920,000
I hereby certify that the above information is true and correct to the best of my
knowledge.
® 'Penelope Ormandy
®2-
Resum6
JACK KNIGHT
EXPERIENCE
1975 -Present Owner -Operator --Hamburger Haven Restaurant,
Santa Monica Pier
1973 -Present Secretary/Treasurer--Knight-Cruickshank Company.
Owner of•
Ships A Sailin', Inc. (toy hobby company sold in
1975, now located in New Hampshire)
Office building, Simi Valley
Industrial Park, Simi Valley
Income property in Arrowhead (sold in 1976)
The Pizza Place Restaurant, Santa Monica Mall
(sold in 1976)
Roijac Aquarium Products (product line currently
under development)
1972-1975 General Manager --John Henry's Restaurant,
Simi Valley (owner died and heirs sold assets)
1962-1972 Section Manager, Engineering --Litton Industries
(left to manage restaurant for a friend)
1959-1962 Engineer-Convair, San Diego
EDUCATION
1959 M.A., Industrial Engineering --San Diego State University
1958 B.A., Business Administration --San Diego State University
OTHER
1954 U.S.A.F.--Honorable Discharge
J. COOK GAEI ERX 2407 MAIN ST. SANTA 1�10NICA, CA. 90405
0// Cv
To the Mayor and City Council, City of Santa Monica:
Last Sunday when reading the Los Angeles Times Real. Estate
section, I was amazed to see a rendering of the proposed changes
to the merry-go-round building and sux'ounding area at the Santa
Monica Pier. Although I understand the need to improve the beach
front, I must object to several. parts of the proposal. The first
being that ridiculous monstrosityof a water slide, which while bad
enough in the arty rendering would be more of an eyesore from the
promenade level close up. Here is a perfect spot; for a plaza and
bandstand to ease the extreme pedestrian conjestion of the area. I.
also question the square box of a building at the south corner
next to the promenade. Just what is it's function? What does it
have on the roof? and why has it no relevance to the design of the
merry-go-round building? I think there are many other questionable
aspects relating to the design and objectives of this project which
need review.
I have lived in the Bay Area all my life and have lived with
a series of awful ideas that became r-ality, such as the Pacific
Ocean Park disaster just to name a prominent example.
Now is the time to move more cautiously with all plans to re-
vamp the pier. The people of California voted in favor of a Coastal
Commission because of the need for thoughtful planning and to save
this natural resource area from the midway, carnival type exploit-
ation of the past.
Respectfullyub Itttd,�
/r, JLY �,.VPyr.,.
Pasf President- Pacific Palisades Art; Assn.
P t I'redident- Westwood Art Assn.
Past President- National Watercolor 'oc
Former - Assistant Art Coordinator, City
of Los Angeles.
Member of the Board- Artists for Economic
Action.
i
J.
COOK G-AhIA-t+ARY 2407
MAIN
ST. >AJVVA MONICA, C.A. 90405
To
the Mayor and City Council,
City
of Santa Monica:
Last Sunday when reading the Los Angeles Times Peal Estate
section, I was amazed to see a rendering of the proposed changes
to -the merry-go-round building and sur'ounding area at the Santa
Monica Pier. Although I understand the need to improve the beach
front, 1. must object to several parts of the proposal. The first
being that ridiculous monstrosityof a water slide, which while bad
enough in -the arty rendering would be more of an eyesore from the
promenade level close up. Here is a perfect spot for a plaza and
bandstand to ease the extreme pedestrian conjestion of the area. I
also question the square box of a building at the south corner
next to the promenade. Just what is it's function? What does it
have on the roof? and why has it no relevance to the design of the
merry-go-round building? I think there are many other questionable
aspects relating to the design and objectives of this project which
need review.
I have lived in the Bay Area all my life and have lived with
a series of awful ideas that became reality, such as the Pacific
Ocean Park disaster just to name a prominent example.
Now is the time to move more cautiously with a1.1 plans to re -
'vamp the pier. The people of California voted in favor of a Coastal
Commission because of the need for thoughtful planning and to save
this natural resource area from the midway, carnival type exploit-
ation of the past.
Respectfully subpitted,,
Past President- Pacific Palisades Art Assn.
Past-Predident- Westwood Art Assn.
Past President-- National. watercolor ?_roc
Former - Assistant Art Coordinator, City
of Los Angeles.
Member of -the Board- Artists for Economic
Action.
�s:
Agenda Item 11-C: Presented at this time was a recommendation for approv
al of leases for a Carousel Park on Santa Monica Pier. After discussion
Councilmember Reed moved to approve the following lease agreements with
Roy Cruickshank an Jack Knight, principals of the Carousel Park proposal
by award of contracts as follows: Contract No. 3053(CCS) Carousel
Restaurant; Contract No. 30S4(CCS) Carousel Ice Cream Parlor; Contract
No. 30SS(CCS) Carousel Pizzeria; Contract No. 3056(CCS) Carousel water
Slide; Contract No. 30S7(CCS) Carousel Bath House; Contract No. 30S8(CCS)
Carousel Merry -Go -Round, and Contract No. 30S9(CCS) Carousel Cookie
Factory, with minimum rentals as delineated on Page 3 of the staff report
of June 20, 1978. Second by Councilmember Trives. After further dis-
cussion, Mayor Pro Tempore Cohen moved an amendment to award Messrs.
Cruickshank and Knight, Principals, one master lease for the Carousel
Park development with the same minimum rent and recapture provisions as
outlined in the staff report dated June 20, 1978, resulting in income to
the City over a five year period of approximately $800,000. Discussion
ensued, including participation by principal Jack Knight regarding the
financial stability of the lessees, after which the amendment failed by
the following vote:
Council Vote: Affirmative: Councilmembers Bambrick, Cohen, Swink
Negative: Councilmembers Reed, Scott, Trives,
van den Steenhoven
The main motion to approve Carousel Park leases was approved by the
following vote:
Council Vote: Affirmative: Councilmembers Bambrick, Reed, Trives,
van den Steenhoven
Negative: Councilmembers Cohen, Scott, Swink
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES - JULY 11, 1978