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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1985 09-24 CC MINBook 66/Page 74 9/24/85 MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NATIONAL CITY, CALIFORNIA SEPTEMBER 24, 1985 The regular meeting of the City Council of the City of National City was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by Mayor Morgan. ROLL CALL Council members present: Cooper, Dalla, Van Deventer, Waters, Morgan. Absent: None. Administrative officials present: Bolint, Campbell, Eiser, McCabe, Post, Stafford. SALUTE TO THE FLAG AND INVOCATION The meeting was opened with salute to the flag led by City Manager McCabe, followed with invocation by the Rev. Wayne Rowland, First Congregational Church. APPROVAL OF MINUTES The City Clerk reported that the minutes of the regular meeting of September 17, 1985 were just distributed today, and requested approval be held over to next week. PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATIONS BERNARD DAVIS, 2717 Plaza Blvd., Apt. 104, was present and inquired about the status of the problem with the red curb and the citations he has received. Discussion. City Manager McCabe said the City Engineer advised him that there are no firm records that the red curb was put in by the City; the Police, the City Attorney and the City Engineer have looked into this and do not know where Mr. Davis received the tickets. City Attorney Eiser said if the tickets were still before the Court, it could be determined if they were given invalidly; we don't have a determination yet. Mr. Davis said the apartment owner had the curb painted red; the City came out and painted the portion that was originally painted red; the other part was not repainted; the paint is coming off. Moved by Morgan, seconded by Cooper, we authorize the City Attorney to look at the problem, and if it is in our power, and his power, to clear it up, he do so (invalidate the citations). Discussion. Councilman Dalla inquired how many tickets Mr. Davis had received. Mr. Davis said he is not sure, but his license has been suspended; he is a computer programmer and he cannot get on the base because he cannot get his car registered; last year he paid $140 in tickets so he could get his car registered; they stopped giving him tickets after he talked to Sgt. Crews; at one point he had over $400 in tickets on one car. Motion carried by unanimous vote. RON COOPER (owner, Maakens Automotive), 36 Civic Center Dr., was present to speak on the parking problems on the West side, saying this is something we cannot solve by making new rules or laws, or trying to enforce the old laws; he would recommend a committee to analyze the problem over a period of six weeks to two months, and he would volunteer to be on the committee. Discussion. Mr. Cooper continued, a lot of houses in the residential area did not have off—street parking to begin with; some of these residences have two or three families and five or six cars parked at one house; his business is adjacent to a large business with twenty employees and no employee parking; he realizes he is a part of the problem; he would really like to help. Mayor Morgan said the Planning Director is working on the problem; Mr. Cooper should talk to him. Councilman Dalla said the matter will be before the Planning Com mission in the near future, and they are going to consider some staff recommendations; Mr. Cooper might make himself aware of that meeting. PUBLIC HEARINGS The PUBLIC HEARING on APPLICATION for TENTATIVE MAP (Case File S-1-85) filed by Al Beauchamp c/o James Patton to DIVIDE .689 ACRES OF PROPERTY on the westerly side of Grove St., south of 14th St. into 6 LOTS (The subdivision is proposed on property constrained by narrow depth [66' ] and topography; the site slopes steeply, rising to the west approximately 10-20' above Grove St. level, within a 66' distance; the side also slopes gradually uphill from 14th St., with an elevation change of approximately 20' along the 455' of Grove St. frontage; the property configuration and topography provide limitations for development on the site; the proposed subdivision, with current RT zoning, would result in construction of six Book 66/Page 75 9/24/85 duplex structures [12 units] rising three levels above Grove St. [2 levels at the opposite elevation ]; the three—story elevations would not be clearly compatible with the one—story, single—family development which characterizes adjacent land use; potential environmental effects associated with the project include impacts on neighborhood character, and freeway noise; the impacts can be mitigated through subsequent site plan review and building design; because of design concerns associated with the subdivision, staff recommended that if the tentative map were approved, site plan review be approved prior to final map approval and recordation; see Document No. 72834; staff concurs with the Planning Commisison's denial) was held at this time. The City Clerk reported the Certificate of Publication and Affidavit of Mailing were on file. Planning Director Post said the Planning Commission recommends denial and staff concurs. JIM PATTON, 355 "K", was present and said he is one of the proponents; they came in to check the zoning, and they got a set of plans drawn, some architectural work, and spent ;5-7 thousand, and their application was denied by the Planning Commission; subject to approval, perhaps they could design a development with single—family residences with split level or two levels that would be satisfactory. Councilman Waters said he looked at the area and five homes would leave some open space for yards; he could support five homes in that area with R-1 zoning. Mr. Patton displayed a drawing of his proposed development, saying the lots have 75' of frontage and are 66' deep; if it is cut to five units, they would have 90' of frontage and would be 66' deep; the problem is complying with the setbacks; the back yards could be flat with the garage underneath. Discussion re setbacks. Councilman Cooper said he too could go along with five units on that property, but there is not enough footage for six. Further discussion re the water lines. GARY FARIS, 1417 Grove St., was present and said he cam e here tonight ready to do battle over three—story rental units, but now we are talking about single—family homes; at the Planning Commission hearing, the recommendation was about three units in order to get levelled out areas; his personal traffic count on that street was 3300 cars per day; the Planning Com mission counted 3400; the topography of the land says there will be little more than iceplant or ivy and a sloping front to get up to the rear; the street is already a canyon; their back yards are a bank to the west, they are looking at a bank to the east, and now they want to stack houses on top of that; maybe he has been misinformed, but he had information that at least two people have offered to buy this property; one person wanted to build a single—family residence and another person wanted to build two single—family residences; there are several people in the audience and they are all concerned about the values of their property; they would be willing to go along with three units; four or more would be pushing it. Mayor Morgan said with five units, there would be a 90' frontage; that is a large frontage. Mr. Faris said they are looking at density and parking problems. Further discussion. M. A. CLOUGH, JR., 1431 Grove St., was present and said their neighborhood used to be relatively quiet; first they put in the freeway and then Mc Donald's came in; now they have Del Taco and Popeye's to contend with; they have taken enough beating; he has also heard the idea of closing off the street and making it a cul—de—sac; that would only make the whole street a playground; when he pulls out of his driveway in the morning, he has to wait several minutes for an opening in the traffic; the hill goes up and you cannot see the cars until they are over the crest; Mrs. Mahoney told him she offered the property to Mayor Morgan as open space and he turned it down. Mayor Morgan said he thinks when they came in and wanted a freeway sign, they agreed they would give that property to the City. Mr. Clough continued, that was basically the way it was; they agreed at the time for the sign in exchange for that property remaining open; he doesn't think there is any other part of the City that has taken the beating his neighborhood has taken; he has done a lot of improvements in his home and he asked a realtor to give him an appraisal; he was told he had priced himself out of National City. Mayor Morgan said he never tried to buy any property out there. Further discussion. Further discussion. Planning Director Post said if Council wishes to approve a tentative map with single—family homes rather than duplexes, they could approve the map subject to two additional conditions: 1. Prior to the recordation of the final map, a General Plan Amendment and Zone Change would be approved for a single—family residential zone; 2. Specify the exact number of lots Council would like to see on the final map. Further discussion. Mr. Post continued, Council could deny the subdivision map or continue for a period of time to allow for a re —design which would permit us to get a little better look at how they would design the individual homes; if Council is attempting to make the process as easy on the applicant as possible, the prior two conditions would allow Council to approve something tonight that would guarantee single— family residential development. Vice Mayor Van Deventer inquired if a condition Book 66/Page 76 9/24/85 could be added allowing for a maximum height limitation of two stories. Mr. Post replied it could be; a fourth condition could be added that the final building design would be subject to approval by whoever Council desired (Council, Planning Commission etc.). Vice Mayor VanDeventer said he feels the Council should have the final determination. Moved by VanDeventer, seconded by Waters, the map be approved subject to: prior to recordation of the final map a General Plan Amendment and Zone Change to single—family residential shall be approved by Council; the total number of lots on the final map shall not exceed five; the homes shall not exceed two stories in height; Council shall approve the final building designs and elevations; the sidewalks shall be contiguous with the curb. Councilman Cooper said he agrees with the people in the area; if anyone on the Council lived on Grove St., he would be fighting to keep this development from going in; he cannot vote for any kind of development there; we have given these people enough. Discussion. Planning Director Post said there are a series of findings under the State Subdivision and Map Act that Council is required to make to approve a subdivision; staff has eleven such findings in the staff report. Mr. Post inquired if the motion includes these findings. Motion and second agreed. Further discussion. Councilman Daila said he appreciates the difficulty of the terrain on this property, but he has a problem approving this until we have more precise plans. Motion carried by the following vote, to —wit: Ayes: VanDeventer, Waters, Morgan. Nays: Cooper, Dalla. PROCLAMATION Moved by VanDeventer, seconded by Cooper, the Proclamation be read by title only. Carried by unanimous vote. The proposed Proclamation, "DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWAREWESS WEEK" was read by title. Moved by VanDeventer, seconded by Daila, in favor of this Proclamation. Carried by unanimous vote. Mayor Morgan presented the Proclamation to Ashley Walker Hooper, Director, Battered Women Services of San Diego. ADOPTION OF RESOLUTIONS CONSENT RESOLUTIONS (Resolutions Nos. 14,748 through 14,753) Councilman Waters requested Resolutions 14,748 and 14,751 be considered separately. Councilman Cooper requested Resolution No. 14,750 be considered separately. Mayor Morgan requested Resolution No. 14,753 be considered separately. Moved by VanDeventer, seconded by Waters, the Resolutions be presented by title only and the Consent Resolutions (except 14,748, 14,750, 14,751, and 14,753) be adopted. Carried by unanimous vote. Resolution No. 14,748, "Resolution making applicable the provisions of Code of Civil Procedure Section 1094.6 providing for judicial review of administrative decisions." TOM DOYLE, Ashcraft & Doyle, Attorneys for NCMEA, was present and said if Council adopts this Resolution tonight, appeal time will drop to 90 days and the right of due process will be limited. Mr. Doyle requested this Resolution be tabled and brought back at a later date to give employee associations a chance to review it. Lengthy discussion. Moved by VanDeventer, seconded by Morgan, this be held over for three weeks. Mayor Morgan requested Mr. Doyle to write Council a letter indicating what he would like to do. Mr. Doyle replied he would be happy to write the letter. Further discussion. Motion carried by the following vote, to —wit: Ayes: Cooper, VanDeventer, Waters, Morgan. Nays: Dalla. Resolution No. 14,749, "RESOLUTION ABANDONING PROPOSED 1911 ACT IMPROVEMENT PROJECT, DISTRICT 218, SWEETWATER ROAD DRAINAGE." See Consent Resolutions above. Resolution No. 14,750, "RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING APPROPRIATION AND TRANSFER OF FUNDS (ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION NO. 950)." Discussion. Moved by Cooper, seconded by VanDeventer, Resolution No. 14,750 be adopted. Carried by unanimous vote. Resolution No. 14,751, "RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY ENGINEER TO ENTER INTO AN ACQUISITION ESCROW FOR PROPERTY LOCATED AT 1731 ORANGE AVENUE (HENRY & LIND)." Discussion. Moved by Waters, seconded by VanDeventer, Resolution No. 14,751 be adopted. Carried by unanimous vote. Resolution No. 14,752, "RESOLUTION ACCEPTING A GRANT DEED FOR STREET PURPOSES FROM A. A. HENRY, V. HENRY, AND T. P. LIND (1731 ORANGE Book 66/Page 77 9/24/85 AVENUE — NATIONAL CITY, CALIFORNIA — ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NO. 558-190- 05." See Consent Resolutions above. Mayor Morgan spoke of the property at 2404 E. 18th St., saying, we have owned it for several years; there are trash cans and it is not kept up. Mayor Morgan asked Public Works Director Williams to look at this and bring back a report. Resolution No. 14,753, "RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING DETOUR ON 8TH STREET BETWEEN OLIVE AVENUE AND HARBISON AVENUE, IN CONNECTION WITH THE STORM DRAIN PROJECT AT THAT LOCATION (SPECIFICATION NO. 960)." Discussion. Moved by Cooper, seconded by VanDeventer, Resolution No. 14,753 be adopted. Carried by unanimous vote. Further discussion. Moved by Daila, seconded by VanDeventer, we authorize staff to proceed with the second westbound lane on the north side of of Plaza Blvd. between Olive and Harbison on a temporary basis. Discussion. Councilman Waters inquired when the work could begin. Public Works Director Williams said weather permitting, he will start on it tomorrow. Motion carried by unanimous vote. ORDINANCE FOR ADOPTION Moved by VanDeventer, seconded by Daila, the Ordinance be presented by title only. Carried by unanimous vote. Ordinance No. 1869, "ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NATIONAL CITY REQUIRING THE CITY'S GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION TO BE HELD ON THE SAME DAY AS THE STATEWIDE GENERAL ELECTION." Moved by Daila, seconded by Cooper, Ordinance No. 1869 be adopted. Carried, by the following vote, to —wit: Ayes: Cooper, Dalla, VanDeventer, Waters. Nays: Morgan. NEW BUSINESS The Finance Director's request for RATIFICATION of WARRANT REGISTER NO. 12, dated September 17, 1985, in the amount of $95,618.95 (Warrants Nos. 89195 through 89292) was presented. Moved by Waters, seconded by Cooper, the bills be paid and warrants drawn. Carried, by the following vote, to —wit: Ayes: Cooper, Dalla, VanDeventer, Waters. Nays: Morgan. The CLAIM FOR DAMAGES of TONY JOSE FOJO, arising from an accident on May 2, 1985, and filed with the City Clerk on August 13, 1985 was presented. Moved by Waters, seconded by VanDeventer, this claim be denied and referred to the City Attorney. Carried by unanimous vote. WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS The request of AMERICAN LEGION POST 255 for a DONATION toward their "Las Vegas Night", which will help to defray the cost of their annual "Safe and Sane Halloween Trick or Treat Party" was presented. Moved by VanDeventer, seconded by Cooper, we donate $250. Carried by unanimous vote. PLANNING COMMISSION — NOTICES OF DECISION Planning Commission Resolution No. 42-85, APPROVING ZONE VARIANCE to ALLOW REDUCTION IN TOTAL NUMBER OF PARKING SPACES REQUIRED in conjunction with the development of a multi —purpose assembly hall for St. Mary's Church at 707 "E" Ave., from 157 spaces to 116 spaces; Applicant: Leo T. Maher, Roman Catholic Bishop of San Diego (This request is for a reduction in the amount of on —site parking spaces provided in conjunction with the construction of a new multi —purpose assembly hall for St. Mary's Church; the proposed assembly hall will be constructed at 707 "E" Ave., which is to the NE across "E" Ave. from St. Mary's, which is located at the corner of 8th & "D"; applicant proposes to provide 50 parking spaces on —site and an additional 66 spaces in the existing church parking lot across the street; as proposed, a total of 156 parking spaces is required for the assembly hall; parking in the existing parking lot is easily accessible to the proposed parish hall site; as proposed, the new assembly hall will have an area of 3183 sq. ft. for the main auditorium; the parking requirement for this area is one space for each 35 sq. ft. of area available for assembly; based on this formula, a total of 91 spaces is required, which is 25 less than is being proposed; the hall provides for an area of overflow seating in the meeting rooms that surround the main auditorium; this is accomplished with removable doors; 66 parking spaces are required for the overflow area; when this is added to the 91 spaces required for the main auditorium, a total of 157 spaces is required, which is a deficit of 41 spaces; staff has calculated that there are approximately 18 on —street parking Book 66/Page 78 9/24/85 spaces available adjacent to the site; applicant has stated that the overflow seating will only be used five times a year and the rest of the year the building will not be used to full capacity; staff has included this as a condition of approval; applicant further states that many of the activities that will be conducted in the new hall are currently being held in the church building resulting in relatively little increased parking needs for the new building; staff concurs with the Planning Commission's approval) was presented. Moved by Cooper, seconded by Morgan, this be approved. Discussion. Vice Mayor VanDeventer said he would abstain because he is directly involved with the construction. Motion carried by the following vote, to —wit: Ayes: Cooper, Dalla, Waters, Morgan. Nays: None. Abstaining: VanDeventer. Planning Commission Resolution No. 41-85, APPROVING CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT to ALLOW DEMOLITON OF TWO EXISTING DWELLINGS and the CONSTRUCTION of a 13,854 SQ. FT. MULTI —PURPOSE PARISH ASSEMBLY BUILDING on property containing 26,250 sq. ft. at 707 "E" Ave., Applicant: Leo T. Maher, Roman Catholic Bishop of San Diego (The proposed project is the construction of a 13,854 sq. ft., two—story parish assembly hall for St. Mary's Church; as proposed, the hall will have an 8,600 sq. ft. first floor which will include a 3,183 sq. ft. auditorium, five meeting rooms with 2,291 sq. ft. of area that can be used as overflow seating for the auditorium, a kitchen, conference room, consultation room and restrooms; recently the parish sold their property that was being used for classroom and meeting facilities; that facility was located several blocks away and was not easily accessible to the church; the proposed new building has easy access to the church and is located less than a block away from the main church building; as proposed, the second floor will overhang the public right—of—way on the 7th St. frontage and the "E" Ave. frontage; a condition requiring an encroachment permit for the overhang has been included in the suggested conditions of approval; the parking lot for the assembly hall will be adjacent to the interior property lines on the south and east sides of the property; four foot high masonry walls are proposed to screen the abutting residences from the parking area; the building will be constructed with unit masonry exterior walls at the ground floor; the roof, second floor walls and first and second floor partitions will be wood framed; the second floor is a parapet wall with a mansard form roof; the access to the second floor is via two stairways on the outside of the building; there is no access to the second floor from the inside of the first floor; the project site is zoned CG; a church and accessory buildings are permitted in the CG with a CUP; surrounding land uses are predominately single—family residential to the north, west and east; however, St. Mary's Church building is across "E" Ave. to the SW of the site and St. Matthew's Church is adjacent to the south of the site fronting on 8th St.; at this time, there are two single—family dwellings on the project site which will be moved or demolished; staff concurs with the Planning Commission's approval) was presented. Moved by Waters, seconded by Dalla, this be approved. Carried, by the following vote, to —wit: Ayes: Cooper, Dalla, Waters, Morgan. Nays: None. Abstaining: VanDeventer. OTHER BUSINESS The Public Works Director's request for REPLACEMENT OF COUNCIL VEHICLE (At Budget Hearings, the replacement of the 1980 Dodge St. Regis was directed; this vehicle has extremely low mileage [approximately 10,000 miles]; a new vehicle of similar quality will cost approximately $16,000; a one—year old ex —fleet rental with 20,000-35,000 miles, but in like new condition can be obtained for approximately $10,000; we have had success in the use of ex —fleet rentals; funds are available in Account 643-422-224-511; staff recommends we purchase a full—size ex —fleet rental vehicle properly equipped and in like —new condition) was presented. Moved by Waters, we buy a new vehicle for $16,000. Motion died for lack of second. Moved by Cooper, seconded by VanDeventer, in favor of staff's recommendation. Discussion. Motion carried by the following vote, to —wit: Ayes: Cooper, Dalla, VanDeventer, Morgan. Nays: Waters. The Fire Marshal's report on SMOKE DETECTORS IN OLDER DWELLINGS (Governor Deukmejian signed two bills into law recently which require smoke detectors in multiple and single—family dwellings; the two bills are: SB 1448 adds Section 13113.7 to the Health and Safety Code which requires a State Fire Marshal approved and listed smoke detector to be installed in every dwelling unit intended for human occupancy by January 1, 1987 or upon the owner's application for a permit for alterations, repairs or additions exceeding $1000 on or after January 1, 1985, and AB 2285 adds Section 13113.8 to the Health and Safety Code, Book 66/Page 79 9/24/85 which requires that on and after January 1, 1986 every single family dwelling and factory —built housing unit which is sold shall have an operable State Fire Marshal approved and listed smoke detector; see Document No. 72847; staff recommends that Council: 1. Direct the Fire Dept. to draft an ordinance which would require smoke detectors in every dwelling unit intended for human occupancy including single or detached housing units; the Ordinance would be based on current Uniform Building Code requirements and would become effective one year after adoption; 2. Direct the Fire Chief and the Director of Building & Safety to conduct a feasibility study to determine the most effective method of enforcing this ordinance and other related housing ordinances) was presented. Fire Chief Kimble said enforcement is a problem; it is not his intent that the Fire Dept. be required to go into individual homes; that would not be appropriate; he is interested in going into detached homes that are rentals. Discussion. Moved by Waters, this be filed. Motion died for lack of second. Moved by Van Deventer, seconded by Morgan, this be held over for 90 days. Discussion. Motion carried by unanimous vote. CITY MANAGER City Manager McCabe requested Council authorization to fly the flag at half mast for the rest of this month in view of the tragic Mexican earthquakes. Moved by Cooper, seconded by Van Deventer, in favor of the City Manager's recommendation. Carried by unanimous vote. CITY ATTORNEY City Attorney Eiser's report on OUTSIDE EMPLOYMENT BY CITY EMPLOYEES (See Document No. 72848) was present. Ordered filed by unanimous vote. OTHER STAFF City Engineer Stafford spoke of a memo*he wrote re the storm drain on National City Blvd., saying it is not urgent; they would like an early commitment or response; the work will probably be a year away; between now and next time, he can probably get this on the agenda. Moved by Van Deventer, seconded by Morgan, the City Engineer go ahead and get people working on it. Carried by unanimous vote. MAYOR — No report. CITY COUNCIL Councilman Dalla reported that people in the vicinity of Harbison and Division want a traffic signal light and he would like to see that referred to staff. Councilman Dalla said October 29 will be a 5th Tuesday; he has an opportunity for something else on that day, and inquired if Council would be meeting. There appeared to be consensus there would be no meeting. Councilman Dalla said a few weeks ago we discussed the City making some efforts re Rte. 252, and it is very likely some funds will be needed. Moved by Dalla, seconded by Van Deventer, we use funds from Governmental Purposes Account up to $15,000. Carried by unanimous vote. Councilman Dalla spoke of a memo he distributed re the parking situation and the problems on the west side; it is his recommendation that we hire a full—time person to help the existing Code Conformance Officer; the job is much bigger than one person can handle. Moved by Dalla, seconded by Van Deventer, we authorize another Code Conformance Officer. Discussion. Councilman Cooper said he would abstain because of a conflict of interest. Moved by Van Deventer, seconded by Waters, the motion be amended to move forward with this, but not hire someone until we hear from the Planning Commission. Councilman Waters said he would withdraw his second to the am endment; he will support this only if we do something after we hear from the Planning Commission. Motion failed by the following vote, to —wit: Ayes: Dalla, Van Deventer. Nays: Waters, Morgan. Abstaining: Cooper. Moved by Waters, seconded by Dalla, we consider this after we get a report back from the Planning Commission. Carried, by the following vote, to —wit: Ayes: Dalla, Van Deventer, Waters. Nays: Morgan. Abstaining: Cooper. Vice Mayor Van Deventer said a number of people are concerned that our Library is not open on Sunday and asked the City Manager to look into it, talk to the Librarian and bring back a report. *Copy of the memo was not given to the City Clerk. If the para- graph seems vague, itcbecause insufficient material was made available. Book 66/Page 80 9/24/85 Mayor Morgan inquired why we put a light at Plaza and Palm and didn't put in a turn arrow on North and South traffic, and asked the City Manager to bring back a report. Vice Mayor VanDeventer's memo re PERFORMANCE EVALUATION of EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO MAYOR, CITY COUNCIL and CITY ATTORNEY (The performance evaluation has been completed and he is recommending a salary increase of 6.2%, effective July 1, 1985) was presented. Moved by VanDeventer, seconded by Morgan, this be approved. Carried by unanimous vote. Councilman Waters reported that Mrs. Kerr came in this morning, and signed papers and picked up her check and she is now satisfied. Councilman Cooper spoke of a letter from the California Legislature Council on Local Government regarding President Reagan's tax reforms and the adverse effect they will have on cities. Moved by Cooper, seconded by Dalla, the City Manager be authorized to write to the CLC advising them this Council is on record in opposition to the President's tax reform program. Carried, by the following vote, to —wit: Ayes: Cooper, Dalla, VanDeventer, Morgan. Nays: None. Abstaining: Waters. ADJOURNMENT Moved by Cooper, seconded by VanDeventer, the meeting be adjourned to 4:00 p.m., October 1, 1985. Carried by unanimous vote. The meeting closed at 9:10 p.m. CITY CLERK The foregoing minutes were approved at the regular meeting of October 1, 1985. Corrections No corrections MAYR CITY OF NATIONAL CITY, CALIFORNIA