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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF NATIONAL CITY, CALIFORNIA
JUNE 9, 1987
The regular meeting of the City Council of the City of National City was called to
order at 7:00 p.m. by Mayor Waters.
ROLL CALL
Council members present: Cooper, Dalla, Pruitt, VanDeventer, Waters. Absent:
None. Administrative officials present: Bolint, Campbell, Eiser, Mc Cabe, Post,
Stafford.
SALUTE TO THE FLAG AND INVOCATION
The meeting was opened with salute to the flag led by City Manager Mc Cabe,
followed with invocation by the Rev. David Beamish, Paradise Valley Seventh Day
Adventist Church.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Mo ved by Cooper, seconded by Pruitt, the minutes of the regular meeting of
June 2, 1987 be approved. Carried by unanimous vote.
MAYOR'S PRESENTATIONS
Moved by Van Deventer, seconded by Pruitt, the Certificates of Appreciation to
Managers of six businesses (Popeye's Chicken, Pizza Hut, Arby's, Carls Jr., Chuck
E. Cheese and Safeway) that furnished food to volunteers during the "FEELING
GOOD HEALTH FAIR" held at the Kimball Com munity Building be approved.
Carried by unanimous vote. The Mayor presented Certificates to the three
managers present; the other three are to be handled by the City Manager.
PROCLAMATIONS
Mo ved by Van De venter, seconded by Cooper, the Proclamations be read by title
only. Carried by unanimous vote.
"SOUTH WEST'S DAY OF REDEDICATION" June 12, 1987.
"FLAG DAY" June 14, 1987.
"PEACE RUN DAY" June 15, 1987
ACTION: Moved by Dalla, seconded by VanDeventer, the proclamations
be approved. Carried by unanimous vote.
The Mayor read the proclamations in full and presented "SOUTH WEST'S
DAY OF REDEDICATION" to Lee Lindsey of South West Masonic
Lodge.
PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATIONS — None.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
PLANNED DEVELOPMENT PERMIT
1. SUBJECT: Public Hearing on appeal of Planning Commission's denial of a
Planned Development Permit Application for five new dwelling units with one
existing residence to remain at 1426-1434 E. 7th St., Applicant:
Ernest Stanley, Case File No. PD-3-87.
RECOMMENDATION: The Planning Commission denied the application; staff
recommends approval subject to conditions.
TESTIM ONY: Don Morales, 1527 East Seventh St., protested.
Ernest Stanley, developer, spoke in favor.
Paulette Carr, 1441 East Seventh St., protested.
Ron Clark protested.
Ron Maze, 3401 Eleanor Place, protested.
Dean Carr, 1441 East Seventh St., protested.
Arthur Voigt protested.
ACTION: Moved by VanDeventer, seconded by Pruitt, the public
hearing be closed, the five findings and the Planned Development
Permit (PD-3-87) be approved subject to the conditions and
recommendations of staff. Carried, by the following vote, to —
wit: Ayes: Cooper, Dalla, Pruitt, VanDeventer. Nays: Waters.
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CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
2. SUBJECT: Public Hearing on appeal of Planning Commission's denial of a
Conditional Use Permit Application for an elderly care facility with limited
health care, com mon dining facilities and 151 bedroom suites on the east side
of Highland Ave., approximately 400' south of 24th St.; Applicant: Nationwide
Enterprises, Inc., Case File No. CUP-1987-3.
RECOMMENDATION: The Planning Commission denied the application; staff
concurs with the Planning Com mission's action.
TESTIMONY: Joseph Bendah, representing Nationwide Enterprises, spoke
in favor.
No one spoke against.
ACTION: Moved by Pruitt, seconded by VanDeventer, in favor of
the Conditional Use Permit (CUP1987-3) subject to all conditions
of staff; Mr. Bendah to meet with staff to address the concerns
of Council regarding the north side of the building; and the
matter be brought back for Council approval. Carried, by the
following vote, to —wit: Ayes: Cooper, Pruitt, Van Deventer,
Waters. Nays: Dalla.
The Mayor called a recess at 8:37 p.m. Council reconvened at 8:50 p.m.
ROLL CALL
Council members present: Cooper, Dalla, Pruitt, VanDeventer, Waters. Absent:
None.
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
3. SUBJECT: Public Hearing on Council's appeal of Planning Commission denial
of Conditional Use Permit Application to allow the outdoor storage of
recreational vehicles on property located at 415 W. 30th St.; Applicant:
Richard Gerace, Case File No. CUP-1987-1.
RECOMMENDATION: The Planning Commission denied the application; staff
concurs with the decision of the Planning Com misison.
TESTIM ONY: No one was present in this regard.
ACTION: Moved by Van Deventer, seconded by Pruitt, the public
hearing be closed and the Conditional Use Permit (CUP-1987-1)
be denied. Carried, by the following vote, to —wit: Ayes: Dalla,
Pruitt, VanDeventer. Nays: Cooper, Waters.
ADOPTION OF RESOLUTIONS
CONSENT RESOLUTIONS (Resolutions Nos. 15,319 through 15,322)
Moved by VanDeventer, seconded by Pruitt, the Consent Resolutions be presented
by title only. Mayor Waters requested No. 7 be pulled. Motion carried by
unanimous vote. Moved by VanDeventer, seconded by Pruitt, the Consent
Resolutions with the exception of No. 7 (Resolution No. 15,322) be adopted.
Carried by unanimous vote.
CONTRACT — SHOPPING CENTERS/PLAZA BONITA
4. Resolution No. 15,319, "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF NATIONAL CITY, CALIFORNIA AUTHORIZING AND APPROVING A
SECOND AMENDMENT TO THE COOPERATION AGREEMENT PLAZA
BONITA CENTER/SWEETWATER REGIONAL PARK." Adopted. See above.
WATER — POLITICAL SUPPORT
5. Resolution No. 15,320, "A RESOLUTION SUPPORTING LEGISLATION TO
ENSURE REGIONAL WATER SUPPLY." Adopted. See above.
BUDGET TRANSFER — HARBOR
6. Resolution No. 15,321, "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF NATIONAL CITY AUTHORIZING APPROPRIATION AND TRANSFER
OF FUNDS FOR CONSULTANT SERVICES IN CONNECTION WITH THE
SECOND HARBOR ENTRANCE."Adopted. See above.
BUDGET FY87-88
7. Resolution No. 15,322, "A RESOLUTION APPROVING AND ADOPTING
PRELIMINARY BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1987-88." Mayor Waters read
into the record his letter (Agenda Item 29) in regard to the increase in crime
and requesting seven additional police officers, 2 marked patrol cars, 2
portable radios and 1 unmarked car at a total cost of $296,800 (See Exhibit
"A" attached.) NCPD Acting Captain Deese and Chief Hart spoke in favor.
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ACTION:
A. Moved by VanDeventer, seconded by Waters, we put together a blue
ribbon committee consisting of two members of the City Council, two
members of the POA, the City Manager's office and two people from
the community and have all the information brought out during the next
6-9 months in time for the next fiscal year's budget. Chief Hart
requested he be included in the motion. Mayor Waters said he would
appoint Councilmen Van Deventer and Pruitt. Motion carried, by the
following vote, to —wit: Ayes: Pruitt, Van Deventer, Waters. Nays:
Cooper, Dalla.
B. Mo ved by Cooper, seconded by VanDeventer, to defer the
Harbison/8th/Plaza Project Slope and Guard Rail/Wall (Item 5, page 3
of the Finance Com. minutes of 6/3/87) for at least thirty days (See
Exhibit "B" attached). (Pamela Lindsey, 3412 Tolas Court, was present
to request the people in the neighborhood be allowed to obtain bids.)
Carried by unanimous vote.
C. Moved by Cooper, seconded by Van De venter, the Street Light
Status Review (Item No. 28 of agenda) be held over until fall before
using these funds for another purpose (See Exhibit "C" attached).
Councilman Pruitt asked if the motion included the 12 additional lights.
Included in motion and second. Carried by unanimous vote.
D. Moved by Dalla, seconded by Cooper, the $2,000 item for
development (Council) be a total of $2,000, or $400 for each member
of Council. Carried by unanimous vote.
E. Moved by Cooper, seconded by VanDeventer, Resolution No. 15,322
be adopted with the approved changes. Carried by unanimous vote.
ADOPTION OF RESOLUTIONS (not part of the Consent Resolutions)
Mo ved by Van Deventer, seconded by Dalla, the Resolutions be presented by title
only. Carried by unanimous vote.
PERSONNEL LABOR REL/EXEC & MID —MANAGEMENT
8. Resolution No. 15,323, " A RESOLUTION APPROVING FISCAL YEAR 1987-88
COMPENSATION PLANS FOR EXECUTIVE AND MID —MANAGEMENT
PERSONNEL." Moved by Dalla, seconded by Pruitt, we implement the
consultant's recommendation, excluding the automobile allowance portion,
effective July 1, and that we implement the City Manager's recommendation,
effective January 1, and that we apply both those recommendations to the
City Manager and the City Attorney, and we defer action on the Clerk until
we've dealt with that a little bit later. Moved by VanDeventer, seconded by
Waters, the motion be amended to include 6.6% July 1, and 2.2%, effective
January 1. Carried by the following vote, to —wit: Ayes: Cooper, Pruitt,
VanDeventer, Waters. Nays: Dalla.
PERSONNEL LABOR REL/CONFIDENTIAL EMPLOYEES
9. Resolution No. 15,324, "A RESOLUTION APPROVING FISCAL YEAR 1987-88
COMPENSATION PLAN FOR CONFIDENTIAL PERSONNEL." Moved by Dalla,
Resolution No. 15,324 be adopted. Motion died for lack of second. Moved by
VanDeventer, seconded by Cooper, in favor of 6.6% and 2.2%, minus the
automobile. Carried by unanimous vote. City Manager McCabe said these
employees are not at Executive ' Mid —Management level; his recommendation
is that they get what the MEA gets. Moved by VanDeventer, seconded by
Cooper, Resolution No. 15,324 be brought back for reconsideration. Carried
by unanimous vote. Moved by Dalla, seconded by VanDeventer, Resolution No.
15,324 be adopted. Carried by unanimous vote.
Mayor Waters called a recess at 10:04 p.m.
Council reconvened at 10:12 p.m.
ROLL CALL
Council members present: Cooper, Dalla, Pruitt, VanDeventer, Waters. Absent:
None.
ORDINANCES FOR INTRODUCTION
Mo ved by Cooper, seconded by VanDeventer, the Ordinance be presented by title
only. Carried by unanimous vote.
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MUNICIPAL CODE
10. "An Ordinance of the City Council of the City of National City adding
Chapter 15.50 to the National City Municipal Code, relating to nuisance
abatement."
ORDINANCES FOR ADOPTION
Moved by Van Deventer, seconded by Cooper, the Ordinance be presented by title
only. Carried by unanimous vote.
MUNI CODE — ZONE
11. Ordinance No. 1920, "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NATIONAL CITY,
CALIFORNIA, AMENDING SECTION 3 OF ORDINANCE NO. 1855 AND TITLE
18 (ZONING) OF THE NATIONAL CITY MUNICIPAL CODE TO ALLOW
EXPANSION OF EXISTING FAST FOOD RESTAURANTS LOCATED WITHIN
300 FEET OF A RESIDENTIAL ZONE, SUBJECT TO ISSUANCE OF A
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT." Moved by Cooper, seconded by Pruitt,
Ordinance No. 1920 be adopted. Carried by the following vote, to —wit: Ayes:
Cooper, Dalla, Pruitt, Waters. Nays: VanDeventer.
OLD BUSINESS
CITY —OWNED PROPERTY — CONFLICT OF INTEREST
12. SUBJECT: The City Engineer's report on rental delinquency at 2404 E. 18th
St., 2340 E. 18th St., 1625 Orange St. and 1603 Euclid Ave.
RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends that we agree to accept installment
payments on 1603 Euclid Ave. and 2340 E. 18th St.; agree to retain deficit on
1625 Orange St. at relocation; and proceed with unlawful detainer action on
2404 E. 18th St.
CONFLICT OF INTEREST: Councilman Pruitt said he would abstain on
all properties in and around 20th and E. 19th St.
ACTION: Moved by Cooper, seconded by VanDeventer, we rescind what
we did last week and demolish those buildings, staff to determine which
ones should be demolished, and forgive all debts. Carried, by the
following vote, to —wit: Ayes: Cooper, Dalla, Van Deventer, Waters.
Nays: None. Abstaining: Pruitt.
NEW BUSINESS
FINANCE MGMIT
13. SUBJECT: WARRANT REGISTER NO. 48, dated June 2, 1987, Ratification of
Demands in the amount of $644,642.11 (Warrants Nos. 96754 through 96822),
and CERTIFICATION of PAYROLL for the period ending May 18, 1987, in the
amount of $320,604.52.
RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends the warrants be ratified.
ACTION: Moved by Cooper, seconded by Van Deventer, the bills be
ratified and the payroll certified. Carried, by the following vote, to —
wit: Ayes: Cooper, Dalla, Pruitt, VanDeventer, Waters. Nays: None.
CLAIMS
14. SUBJECT: The Claim for Damages of Tonya Lott and
15. The Claim for Damages of Marvin Dickey.
RECOM MENDATION: Staff recom mends these claims be denied and referred
to the City Attorney.
ACTION: Moved by Cooper, seconded by VanDeventer, these claims be
denied and referred to the City Attorney. Carried by unanimous vote.
CLAIMS
16. SUB J E CT: The Application for Permission to File Late Claim For a Minor:
Michael Johnson.
RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends this be denied and referred to the
City Attorney.
ACTION: Mover by Cooper, seconded by VanDeventer, this be refused.
Carried by unanimous vote.
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PERMITS AND LICENSES
17. SUB J E CT: Application for Original Type 41 on —sale beer and wine license,
authorizing the sale of beer and wine for consumption on a bona —fide public
eating place type premises, plus the sale of beer and wine for consumption
off the premises where sold, of Orca Enterprises, Inc., Elie S. Akkad, Pres.
and Patricia Akkad, Sec./Treas., located at 3030 Plaza Bonita Rd., Ste. 2180.
RECOM MENDATION: The Police and Building Departments state no grounds
for objection; the Planning Dept. recommends this license be protested until
such time as a CUP is obtained.
ACTION: Moved by VanDeventer, seconded by Pruitt, this license be
protested until such time as a CUP is obtained. Carried by unanimous
vote.
TEMPORARY USE PERMIT
18. SUBJECT: The request of National City Lions Club for Temporary Use
Permit for their 4th of July celebration (fireworks, carnival concession stands,
talent programs), to be held July 2 through July 5, 1987, from 12:00 p.m. to
12:00 a.m. at Kimball Park; waiver of fees is also requested.
RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends approval subject to the following
conditions: Applicant shall secure permit for fireworks from N.C.F.D.;
inspection required prior to event; Christianson Amusements shall post a
refundable bond prior to event; Parks & Recreation will coordinate
organizational meeting; applicant shall provide barricades, location plans and
traffic plans prior to 6/20/87; Certificate of public liability insurance with
City as named insured required.
ACTION: Moved by VanDeventer, seconded by Cooper, in favor of this
request. Carried by unanimous vote.
TEMPORARY USE PERMIT
19. SUBJECT: The request of Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team for Temporary Use
Permit to go through the City for a Torch Relay Run For Peace on
June 15, 1987 from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.; waiver of fees is also requested.
RECOM MENDATION: Staff recommends approval subject to the following
condition: Public Liability Insurance Certificate required with the City as
named insured.
ACTION: Moved by Cooper, seconded by VanDeventer, in favor of this
request, with all fees waived. Carried by unanimous vote.
TEMPORARY USE PERMIT
20. SUBJECT: The request of National City Police Reserves to serve alcoholic
beverages in the Kimball Community Bldg. for their annual banquet on
June 20, 1987, and for waiver of fees.
RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends approval.
ACTION: Moved by VanDeventer, seconded by Cooper, in favor of this
request. Carried by unanimous vote.
BUDGET FY86-87
21. SUBJECT: A letter from Mr. Michael Johnson, Principal, Granger Jr. High
School, on behalf of student Seth Lucas, requesting assistance in tuition for
participation in the advanced Mathematics, Science and Computer Science
Program on August 1, 1987 in Orange, CA.
RECOMMENDATION: None.
ACTION: Moved by Pruitt, seconded by VanDeventer, we make a $250
contribution, payable to Granger Jr. High School A.S.B, in the name of
Seth Lucas. Carried by unanimous vote.
SUBDIVISION
22. SUB J E CT: Letter from Mr. Wayne B. Harbarger, III requesting a six—month
rental extension for Palm View Terrace, 940 Palm Ave. The City Clerk
reported the letter stated that the project manager, Mr. David James would
be present; Mr. James was present, but had to leave.
RECOMMENDATION: None.
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ACTION: Moved by Cooper, seconded by VanDeventer, we give them the six—
month extension with the stipulation that they do the landscaping above the
new retaining wall, to be started within 30 days. Moved by Pruitt, we
include in the motion the City Attorney include the problem on the south side
(water and the terrain slipping down onto the motel property) in his
communication with the attorney representing the property owners. Died for
lack of second. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
OTHER BUSINESS
CITY FACILITY/POLICE FACILITY
23. SUBJECT: Status report from Starboard Development Co. re preliminary site
analysis for National City Police Facility.
RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends that Council provide any further
direction deemed necessary, receive/file the report and approve Starboard's
recom mendation that it proceed as outlined for the purpose of developing a
final proposal for City consideration as soon as possible within 30 days.
TESTIM ONY: Brad Saunders, Starboard Development Co. was present and
displayed a chart indicating possible sites and answered Council's questions.
ACTION: Moved by Cooper, seconded by VanDeventer, we give these
people the right to move ahead and come back with a report within 30
days. Carried by unanimous vote.
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
24. SUB J E CT: Planning Com mission Notice of Decision, Resolution No. 18-87,
approving a Conditional Use Permit Application for the sale of beer and wine
as an incidental use to a restaurant at 543 Highland Ave.; Applicant:
Nazario Madrigal, Case File No. CUP-1987-2.
RECOMMENDATION: The Planning Commission approved the application;
staff concurs with the action of the Planning Com mission.
A CTION: Mo ved by Cooper, seconded by VanDeventer, this be
approved. Carried by unanimous vote.
SHOPPING CENTERS
25. SUB J E CT: Planning Co m mission reco m mendation regarding possible
modification of shopping center parking standards.
RECOMMENDATION: The Planning Commission recommended that a Code
Amendment be initiated; staff concurs with the Planning Com mission's
recom mendation.
ACTION: Moved by VanDeventer, seconded by Pruitt, in favor of
staff's recommendation. Carried by unanimous vote.
PUBLIC REQUEST/COMPLAINT
26. SUB J E CT: A request from American Red Cross to transport National City
residents to Starlight Center in Chula Vista.
RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends approval.
ACTION: Moved by Cooper, seconded by VanDeventer, in favor of this
request. Carried by unanimous vote.
FIRE PROTECTION
27. SUBJECT: The Fire Chief's report on disposition of Tidelands Fire Station.
RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends that the Tidelands Fire Station be
made available to the City's Ambulance Contractor in consideration for
providing the City with a user fee based ambulance service with no direct
monetary subsidy from the City.
ACTION: Moved by VanDeventer, seconded by Pruitt, in favor of the
Fire Chief's recommendation. Carried by unanimous vote.
STREET LIGHTS
28. SUBJECT: The Deputy Public Works Director's report on street Tight purchase
funding carryover. See Item 7 above.
CITY MANAGER — No report.
CITY ATTORNEY — No report.
OTHER STAFF — No reports.
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MAYOR
ENVIRONMENT
Mayor Waters said we got some action on the paint recycling; the City of San
Diego and the County are sponsoring a paint recycling collection center at the
Bank of America parking lot on National Ave. and Sampson, under the Coronado
Bridge this coming Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
PUBLIC REQUEST/COMPLAINT
Mayor Waters said he has been working with the Postmaster regarding the difficulty
in picking up mail from the post boxes; he has received a petition containing 167
signatures protesting removal of the mail box from Civic Center Dr. and Harding;
the mail box will be returned to the NE corner of Coolidge and Civic Center Dr.
COMMUNITY PROMOTION — CENTENNIAL
Mayor Waters spoke of Gordon Kimball, the only living descendant of Frank and
George Kimball, who is 81 years old and lives in Sacramento, saying he wrote to
Mr. Kimball inviting him to participate in our Centennial Parade.
POLICE PROTECTION
29. SUBJECT: Crime increase within the city limits of National City. See Item
7 above.
CITY COUNCIL
ZONE
30. SUBJECT: Request for reconsideration of report on lot size requirements for
automotive repair uses in the Light Manufacturing Zone.
RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends this be filed.
ACTION: Ordered filed by unanimous vote.
EXECUTIVE SESSION — PERSONNEL
Councilman Van Deventer requested an Executive Session for Personnel Matters be
set for the next scheduled Council meeting.
COMMUNITY PROMOTION — CENTENNIAL
Councilman Dalla said it would be appropriate to invite the students fro m
Ira Harbison Elementary School who participated in the 100—mile Centennial Run to
attend a Council meeting and be properly recognized.
CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS
Councilman Dalla said the decorum in the meetings is a reflection on Council
members and the City; Council is going to have to start showing more courtesy to
each other; he doesn't mind losing on a vote, but he is not willing to not have the
opportunity to express his views as strongly as he feels they should be expressed;
each person there is entitled to do that; he does not abdicate that and he does not
defer to the Chairman or anyone else to determine whether his com ments, or
anyone else's comments are appropriate or whether they should be shut down.
Vice Mayor Cooper said he has no problem with Mr. Dalla's expressing his views,
but he gets tired of listening to repetition; he doesn't believe it's necessary.
Mayor Waters said the Mayor is responsible for the conduct of the m eetings, but
when Council members get repetitive, the Chairman has to move it on.
Councilman Dalla said if the Mayor wants to move the meeting along, he would
suggest that he (Mayor) not read the Proclamations at the beginning of the
meeting, and not read all his mail at the end of the meeting.
EXECUTIVE SESSION — PERSONNEL — LITIGATION
SUBJECT: Closed Session to discuss Personnel Matters and
Closed Session for Potential Litigation under Government Code Sections 54956.9(A)
and 54956.9(B)(1), Claim of lone Campbell. City Attorney Eiser said neither of
these are critical for this evening, and if Council desires, they can be brought back
on June 23. There was consensus to hold these over to June 23.
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ADJOURNMENT
Moved by Cooper, seconded by VanDeventer, the meeting be adjourned to 7:00 p.m.,
June 23, 1987. Carried by unanimous vote. The meeting closed at 11:05 p.m.
The foregoing minutes were approved at the regular meeting of June 23, 1987.
Corrections No corrections
CITY OF NATIONAL CITY, CALIFORNIA
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Exhibit "A"
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City of National City
Office of the Mayor
1243 National City Blvd., National City, CA 92050-4397 (619) 336-4230
George H. Waters —Mayor
MAY 29, 1987
TO:
FROM:
SUBJECT:
COUNCILMQ4BERS
MAYOR GEORGE H. NMTERS
CRIME INCREASE WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF NATIONAL CITY
I am furnishing you information which has taken place over the last year that
I feel you should take a look at and discuss with Lt. Deese whose a member of
the Police Officers Association. I made this an agenda item and they will be
present Tuesday night. In the meantime, I would appreciate it if each member
of the Council, on an individual basis, discuss this if they wish to with Lt.
Deese.
The following is the Police Officers Association request:
ESTIMATED COSTS OF AUTHORIZING AN ADDITIONAL 7 POSITIONS
TO THE CLASSIFICATION OF POLICE OFFICER
7 - Police Officers at $35,000/year = $245,000
Officers to start at
Step "1", "2", or "A"
2 - Marked Patrol Cars at $17,000 = $ 34,000
Complete and ready to roll.
Efiergency lights, radio equipment
and conversicn costs
2 - Portable Radios at $2,400 = $ 4,800
1 - Unmarked car for investigations.
Including radio equipment, conversion
and installation costs = $ 13,000
TOTAL $296,800
Exhibit "A"
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COUNCIIBERS
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Urgent Crime Rate has increased 19% during the time between 1977-1986.
There was an 18% increase between 1985-1986. Robbery increase in 1985-1986
was 39%. Urgent Crime Rate in 1985 was 9.6% per 1,000 and Urgent Crime
Rate in 1986 was 11.3% per 1,000 (+18%)--the highest in the County by a
wide margin. (See attached).
Due to the above information, I feel that maybe the Council would want to
consider this to be a priority item.
GDJRGE' H. WATERS
Mayor
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Carlsbad
Chula Vista(3)
Coronado
El Cajon
Escondido
La Mesa
National City
Oceanside
San Diego
Sheriff - Total(4)
Del Mar
Encinitas('
Imperial Beach
Lemon Grove
Poway
San Marcos
Santee
Solana Beach(2)
Vista
Unincorporated(2)
REGION(5)
TABLE 3
VIOLENT CRIME RATE PER 1,000 POPULATION
BY JURISDICTION - FBI INDEX OFFENSES
SAN DIEGO REGION
1977, 1985 AND 1986
1977(1) 1985
6.0
3.5
► 1.8
2.5
7.6
3.0
9.5
10.7
5.6
3.2
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
3.7
5.4
3.6
3.5
3.7
2.5
9.6
-6.2
6.4
3.3
4.8
N/A
4.2
4.6
1.7
3.1
2.8
N/A
4.5
3.2
5.0 5.1
Change
1986 1977-1986
5.7
6.9
3.5
5.5
6.0
5.0
11.3
8.3
8.5
4.6
7.3
N/A
7.1
7.6
2.5
4.3
4.1
N/A
6.9
4.2
-5%
97%
94%
120%
-21%
67%
1_2%
-22%
52%
44%
7.0 40%
Change
1985-1986
54%
28%
-3%
57%
62%
100%
18%
34%
33%
39%
52%
69%
65%
47%
39%
46%
53%
31%
37%
(1) Comparable data for the Sheriff's contract cities were not available in 1977.
(2) Crime data for Encinitas and Solana Beach are included in Sheriff's unincorporated area. Their violent crime
rates, based on 9 months of crimes (annualized) are as follows: Encinitas, 5.3 and Solana Beach, 3.2. These
areas became incorporated cities in 1986. Comparable data for Encinitas and Solana Beach were not available
in 1985.
(3) 1986 violent crime rate based on average service population adjusting for Montgomery annexation: 7.3. Chula
V f -, uses this number for planning purposes.
(4) Sheriff's Department data """ include Imperi . 3each.
l51 Regional total includes SUSU, .), CRP, Santa Fe Railroad, and State Parks and Recreation.
Exhibit "A"
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NATIONAL CITY
o The number of major offenses in National City rose 10% in 1986, with 5,137
index crimes reported.
o In 1986, the population of National City increased 7%, from 51,946 to 55,408.
o In 1986, five categories of crimes showed an increase, ranging from 3% for
burglary to 39% for robbery and motor vehicle theft.
o The number of rapes dropped 33%, from 40 to 27.
o National City recovered 64% of the $7,285,193 in stolen property.
TABLE 38
REPORTED CRIMES BY TYPE OF OFFENSE
NATIONAL CITY
1977, 1985, AND 1986
Change Change
1977 1985 1986 1977-86 1985-836
Homicide 2 3 4 100% 33%
Rape 24 40 27 13% -33%
Robbery 233 270 375 61% 39%
Aggravated Assault 157 184 220 40% 20%
Burglary 1,104 794 819 -26% 3%
Larceny 2,607 2,406 2,357 -10% -2%
Motor Vehicle Theft 498 961 1,335 168% 39%
TOTAL FBI INDEX 4,625 4,658 5,137 11% 10%
Exhibit "B"
Book 68/Page 169
Activity - Capital Improvement Program Budget
Presentation by Asst. City Manager. Moved by VanDeventer and seconded by Dalla
to appropriate $105,000 from General Capital Outlay to Project No. 6021 Euclid
Ave. Right -of -Way 16th - 20th. Carried by unanimous vote. Moved by Dalla and
seconded by VanDeventer to appropriate monies from Gas Tax to increase Project
No. 6529 by $20,000 to upgrade the pedestrian signal at 18th and Newell. Carried
by unanimous vote. Moved by VanDeventer and seconded by Dalla to approve the
CIP budget. Carried by unanimous vote.
Activity No. 001-421-000 - Engineering
Moved by VanDeventer and seconded by Dalia to approve Engineering budget.
Carried by unanimous vote.
Activity No. 628-408-000 - General Services
Moved by VanDeventer and seconded by Dalla to approve General Services budget.
Carried by unanimous vote.
Supplemental Budget Considerations
1. San Diego County Boys Baseball Tournament Mementos - Moved by
VanDeventer and seconded by Cooper to approve recommendation at a cost
estimate of $550. Carried by unanimous vote.
2. Senior Center Sound System - Moved by VanDeventer and seconded by Dalla
to approve Senior Center Sound System at a cost estimate of $2,100.
Carried by unanimous vote.
3. Senior Adult Services Contract - Moved by VanDeventer and seconded by
Dalla not to approve additional contract services. Carried by unanimous
vote.
4. Graffiti Program - Moved by VanDeventer and seconded by Cooper to
approve recommendation for one year trial program at a cost estimate of
$10,500 annually. Carried by unanimous vote.
5. Harbison/8th/Plaza Project Slope and Guard Rail/Wall - Moved by
VanDeventer and seconded by Cooper to approve recommendation for gunite
slope and guard rail at a cost of $6,290. Carried by unanimous vote.
6. SANDAG - Special Assessment for Local Transportation Ballot Measure -
Moved by VanDeventer and seconded by Dalla to consider this matter after
the election results are known. Carried by unanimous vote.
7. Street Light Status Review - Moved by VanDeventer and seconded by
Cooper to review the cost of street lights this fall before using these funds
for another purpose. Motion died by the following vote: Ayes:
VanDeventer, Cooper. Nays: Dalla, Waters. To be reviewed at Council
meeting of June 9, 1987.
8. CAL-SLA Membership - Moved by VanDeventer and seconded by Dalla to
approve the expenditure of $2,000 for City membership in this organization.
Carried by unanimous vote.
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FROM
SUBJECT
Exhibit "C"
Book 68/Page 170
City of National City
Office of the City Manager
1243 National City Boulevard, National City, Ca. 92050-4397 (619) 477-1181
Tom G. McCabe —City Manager
May 13, 1987
HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
TOM McCABE
City Manager
Status Report on Street Light Installation
1. On February 24, 1987 Council approved the installation
of additional street lights. This report will advise
Council of the progress in the installation of the
lights.
2. Staff has ordered installation of a total of 84 addi-
tional street lights. The orders for these additional
lights were placed in three increments, and the below
table reflects the status of these orders:
Number of Lights
Number of Lights Installed on
Date of Order Ordered May 12, 1987
February 26, 1987 19 19
March 11, 1987 '26 25
May 7, 1987 39 0
3. As can be seen from the above table, SDG&E has been
responsive to our requests, and I foresee a rapid
installation of the third increment lights. Submission
of the third increment order was delayed by staff in-
volvement in budget preparation and submission. •
4. Enclosure (1) provides the locations at which street
lights have already been installed in response to city
orders and is provided for your information.
TM:ED:abc
Enclosure
Respectfully submitted,
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M McCABE
City Manager
Exhibit "C"
Book 68/Page 171
Enclosure (1)
c
Street Cross Street
Side of Direction from
StreetLCorner Cross Street Distance
1. 21st St. "K" Ave. (IN) SW
2. "I" Ave. 13th St. N
3. "B" Ave. 21st St. (IN) SW
4. Lanoitan 16th St. (IN) W South 200'
5. "I" Ave. 5th St. (IN) E South 110'
6. 6th St. "K" Ave. (IN) S East 150'
7. "I" Ave. 5th St. (IN) NE
8. "J" Ave. 26th St. (IN) W South 200'
9. "J" Ave. 23rd St. (IN) SW
10. "J" Ave. 24th St. (IN) W South 250'
11. "N" Ave. 24th St. (IN) W South 300'
12. "N" Ave. Roselawn (IN) SW
13. Prospect 18th St. (IN) W South 400'
14. Virginia Dr 28th St. (IN) SW
15. 28th St. "M" Ave. (IN) - SW
16. Prospect 24th St. (IN) W North 150'
r� Prospect 22nd St. (IN) SE
].. "F" Ave. 3rd St. (IN) W South 150'
19. "F" Ave. 6th St. (IN) SW
20. "B" Ave. 5th St. (IN) W South 150'
21. 4th St. "B" Ave. (IN) S East 350'
22. "G" Ave. 3rd St. (IN) SW
23. "B" Ave. 18th St. (IN) W South -80'
24. "B" Ave. 2nd St. (IN) W North 100'
25. 6th St. "K" Ave. (IN) SW
26. E. 8th St Plaza Blvd (IN)
27. 16th St. Coolidge (IN) SW
28. 17th St. Harding (IN) SW
29. Hoover 15th St. (IN) SW
30. Coolidge 14th St. (IN) SW
31. Harding 12th St. (IN) W South 150'
32. Harding 14th St. (IN) SE
33. Harding 15th St. (IN) SW
34. Wilson 19th St. (IN) W South 120'
35. Wilson 16th St. (IN) SE
36. Wilson 18th St. (IN) SW
37. 14th St. Hoover (IN) SW
15th St. Harding (IN) SW
15th St. Hoover (IN) NE
40. 15th St. Roosevelt (IN) SW
41. 12th St. Hoover (IN) NE
42. Wilson 19th St. (IN) W South 80'
43. W. Plaza Hoover (IN) S West 140'
44. Roosevelt 3rd St. (IN) SW