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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF NATIONAL CITY, CALIFORNIA
MAY 16, 1978
The regular meeting of the City Council of the City of National City
was called to order at 7:20 p.m. by Mayor Morgan.
ROLL CALL
Council members present: Camacho, Della, Van Deventer, Waters, Morgan.
Absent: None. Administrative officials present: C?*^bell, Gersc ler,
Gill, Hoffland, McCabe, McLean.
SALUTE TO THE FLAG AND I1V'VGCATICN
The meeting was opened with salute to the flag led by City Manager Gill..
followed .with invocation_ by the Rev. Milo Wood, First Baptist Church.
PRESENTATIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS
City Clerk Campbell read the Mayor's proposed proclamations by title
only. "POPPY DAYS," May 19 and 20, 1978. Moved by Camacho, seconded
by Waters, the proclamation be adopted. Carried by unanimous vote.
Mayor Morgan presented the proclamation to Bernard Trager, representing
the VFW. "NATIONAL PUBLIC WORKS WEEK," May 21-27, 1978. Moved by
Camacho, seconded by Van Deventer, the proclamation be adopted.
Carried by unanimous vote. Mayor Morgan presented the proclamation to
Dale Hoffland, Director of Public Works,
PUBLIC ORAL. - CO 'tUNICATIONS - None. .
ADOPTION OF RESOLUTIONS
Moved by Camacho, seconded by Van Deventer, these Resolutions be
presented by title only. Carried b3Punanimous vote.
Resolution No. 12,737, "RESOLUTION OF AWARD OF CONTRACT (Fire Station
Headquarters, Specification No. 879 - Asbestos Roofing Company.)"•
Moved by Camacho, seconded by Morgan, Resolution No. 12,737 be adopted.
Under discussion, Vice Mayor Canacho stated the City did consult three
contractors regarding this job; City Engineer Hoffland had stated there
is no way to project into the future and it would seem the price is not
going to go down on the insulation material necessary to dd the job;
since this has to be done by the next rainy season, we might as well
go ahead.now and complete the job. City Engineer Howland stated he
had spoken with the Vice President of Gordon Plastics who indicated
that his price. was competitive; there will be nothing but. an increase
in the near. future; Vertiex was contacted and they stated. their prices
were going up; the contractor, Asbestos Roofing Company, was contacted
who stated a time -extension on the contract would not lower their price,-
Mr. Hoffland stated the bid was competitive; one of the contract
provisions was that the roof be guaranteed for fifteen years and a lot
of local roofers will not meet that recuiremen_t, this limited to a
certain extent the number of people and the type of rocf the City could
consider;: the roof has been getting progressively worse over the years
and needs to.be replaced. City Manager Gill stated he has been over to
the area and looked at the -roof with the Fire Chief and there appears
to be quite a bit of damage being done to the beams; there is a
definite need to reroof the Fire Station if the City wants to save it.
Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Resolution No. 12,738, "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL FOR THE CITY
OF NATIONAL CITY AUTHORIZING TRANSFER AND APPROPRIATION OF FUNDS FOR
ROOF REPAIR, FIRE DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS.", Moved by Camacho, seccnded
by Van Deventer, Resolution No. 12.738 be adopted. Carried by unanimous
vote.
Resolution No. 12,739, "RESOLUTION APPROVING A PROPOSED ANNr A3ION OF '
TERRITORY TO THE CITY OF NATIONAL CITY DESIGNATED "TAFOYA ANNEXATION."
Moved by Van Deventer, seconded by Camacho, Resolution No. 12.739 be
adopted. Carried by unanimous vote.
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Resolution No. 12,740, "A RESOLUTION DECLP.RING WITHDRAWAL FROM LOWER
SW'EETWATER LOCAL. FIRE DISTRICT (Tafoya Annexation) ." Moved by Waters,
seconded by Van Deventer, Resolution No. 12,740 be adopted. Carried
by unanimous vote.
Resolution No. 12,741, "A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING ENCROACHMENT REMOVAL
AGREEMENT (Tile walkway 2' into Plaza Blvd. and roof beams 5" into
Plaza Blvd. - 500 E. Plaza Blvd., Lambs Players.)" Moved by Van Deventer,
seconded by Camacho,-Resolution No. 12.741 be adopted. Carried, by the
following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Camacho, Della, Van Deventer, Morgan.
Nays: Waters.
Resolution No. 12,742, "RESOLUTION OF INTENTION TO AMEND THE WORK TO
BE DUNE AND THE BOUNDARIES OF THE DISTRICT TO BE ASSESSED IN ASSESS-
MENT DISTRICT NO. 188, "N" AVENUE AND 9TH STREET." Moved by Camacho,
.seconded by Waters, Resolution No. 12,742 be adopted. ROBERT ONLEY,
Civil Engineer Associate, Engineering Department, was present and
displayed a map of the district on the board. Mr. Onley stated at
last Council meeting the Council directed changing the boundaries of
the district and at the same time including a parcel within the district;
this Resolution represents that change; this Resoluiton has nothing to
do with the ramp. Carried by unanimous vote.
Resolution No. 12,743, "Amending the work to be done and the boundaries
of the district to be assessed in Assessment District No. 188, "N"
Avenue and 9th Street." Moved by Camacho, seconded by Van Deventer,
Resolution No. 12,743 be adopted. Under discussion, Councilman Van
Deventer stated a better job could be done in the area if "N" Avenue
were taken in all the way through; there's only one piece of property
that is holding the .project up and closing the small ramp which would
give the Fire -Department access all the way through. Mr. Onley stated
the property Councilman Van Deventer is referring to was at one time
included in the district but they chose to remove themselves from the
district four months ago and in doing that the Council changed the
boundaries of the district and excluded them; they were primarily
protesting the $55,000 worth of retaining walls. Councilman Della asked
City Attorney McLean if Council were -to exclude the bowling alley and
pick up the assessment for them, would that require going back to
hearings and starting the 1911 Act proceedings all over again? City
Attorney McLean stated if none of the other assessments are changed,
his reaction is if the City wants to pick up the $2900 assessment and
leave that property out and this doesn't affect any of the other
properties, that the City could go ahead_ City Attorney McLean stated
that this action inand of itself doesn't settle the ramp issue; the
ramp issue still raises the question of whether you're excluding a
substantial return with that property's access; whether the interference
with the access injures the value of the property. Councilman Della
stated by including the property in the district the City is giving
tacit approval to the ramp and eliminating the possibility of raising
that issue in the future. City Attorney McLean stated he believes that's
the logic of it. Mayor Morgan stated the City has 6-10 months before
this goes to bid and the City can make some inquiries between now and
that time about this issue. City Attorney McLean stated that if the
City is going to pick up the bill and not affect any of the assessments
in the -district, that it would be all right to do that, unless there is
some other implication of the change; the people that are beingassessed
now that. would be left in the district, they're taking an assessment
- assuming that the public project is going to be built; if the City
eliminates that ramp and that is a material change to what they think
they're getting for their assessment, then you have a problem; I don't
see it that way at the moment. Councilman Della asked City Attorney
McLean if by taking these Resolutions and approving all of them, are
we eliminating the opportunity to take action on the ramp sometime in
the future? City Attorney McLean stated if the City wants to pursue
this thematter should be laid over for a week. City Engineer Hoffland
asked City Attorney McLean if sometime in the future the City decided
°to buy access rights off the property, could the City make an appraisal
and carry it out as a City project separate from a 1911, and couldn't
this have been done in the past even though therewasno 1911 Act? City
Attorney McLean stated yes. Mr. Onley stated it would be possible to
talk to Mr. Skounas, the owner of the property, to find out if the City
can lower the ramp jump and get it down to street level, to eliminate
the problems the property owners in the area have discussed before
Council. Moved by Morgan, seconded by Van Deventer, we table this
until the Attorney can come back with some information. Carried by
unanimous vote.
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Resolution No. 12,744, "Ordering the work, adopting scale of prevail-
ing rates, ordering bids in Assessment District No. 188, "N" Avenue and
9th Street." Listed on the Agenda, but not read.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
The continued HEARING on intention to. vacate and close the north -south
alley between "C" and "D" Avenues, south of 27th Street, SC-1-78 (the
Planning Commission recommended in favor of vacation subject to two
conditions; [1] evidence, to the satisfaction of the City Attorney, that
all persons known to have possible claims to access rights to and from
the street to be vacated have relinquished all such rights; [2] assess -
way no less than 20 feet in width extending 125 feet south from 24th
Street shall be assured as required by the Fire Marshall) was held at
this time. Planning Director Gerschler stated this hearing was continued
from the last meeting of the City Council; one of the persons having
an interest in the adjoining property, Mr: Ben Jaehns, had suggested
t o Council that he sought vacation of the alley to -avoid the cost of
having to improve it; Mr. Gerschler stated he delivered to Council a
supplemental staff report dated May 15 to which a Fire Department
memorandum had been attached asking that the fire lane be preserved,
making the comment that it would be easier to enforce the open lane on
an alley than it is on a fire lane; and suggesting that the alley not
be vacated so that the City 'can in fact enforce its continued assess-
ibility; it is also suggested that the question of improvement could
be handled by having Mr. Jaehns apply for a deferral or exemption of
paving requirements, which would be taken up as a separate issue.
Mayor Morgan stated Mr. Ben Jaehns has requested this item be laid over
one week. BEN JAEHNS, representing Quinn and Coffin, 2040 5th Street,
was present and stated he would appreciate this being laid aver a ,-
week because the people that are living there feel that if the alley is
improved, they will have the traffic of people turning into the alley
because it is an improved alley going town and backing'up in their
driveways to turn around; there would no longer be any privacy in the
area; they have no objections to the Fire Department using the alley,
but if the whole alley is improved, then it would be open to the public.
Mr. Jaehns stated he would pave th.e -Alley but would like an exemption
of putting the concrete down the center to make it look like a public
alley; this is what the people are against. No one else was present
in this regard. Moved by Waters, seconded by Camacho, we continue this
item for one more week. Carried by unanimous vote.
The continued HEARING on intention to vacate and close the east -west
alley between "Q" and "R" Avenues, south of 5th Street, north of 8th
Street, SC-3-78 (this portion of the 15' wide "paper" alley located
between "Q" & "R" Avenues, south of 5th Street, north of 8th Street,
is unimproved and not used for public purposes; a difference in grade
elevation of approximately 30 feet exists between the westerly line
and the easterly line of the area..proposed for vacation; notice of
hearing was mailed to the property owners of record on May.1, no
protests have been received) was held at this time. City Clerk Campbell
stated the Certificate of Publication and Affidavit of Posting are on
file. Planning Director-Gerschler stated the Planning Commission
recommends vacation. No one was present in, this regard. Moved by
Cit-ho,.seconded by Van Deventer, the hearing be closed and intention
to vacate and close the east -west alley between "Q" and "R" and the
Planning Commission's recommendation in favor of vacation subject to
the one condition:. Carried by unanimous vote.
The HEARING on proposed rezoning to add H-15 (height limit combining
zone - 15' maximum) to the residential zoned area bounded by 4th
Street, "R" Avenue, 8th Street, and Palm Avenue, ZC-3-78,.(this is a
city -initiated rezoning; it is part of the "apartment area" rezoning
cases referred by Council to the Planning Commission for action; this
area contains 62 parcels; within the area there are a mixture of
existing single family, two family and multiple family dwelling units;
there are about six parcels with existing 2-story apartment buildins,
four parcels with existing 2-story duplexes and 3 parcels with existing.
two-story single family residences; three parcels are vacant and the
remaining 46 parcels contain single story construction; the effect of
this rezoning will be to prevent any new two-story construction within
this area) was held at this time. City Clerk Campbell stated the
Certificate of Publication and Affidavit of Mailing are on file.
Planning Director Gerschler stated. the Planning Commission recommended
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that this change not be made; however, staff feels that it should be
approved; the one-story height limit on this area will effectively, in
Planning staff opinion, protect the single family dwellings from the
threat of two-story buildings looking down into their yards, this is
understood to be a prime concern in. all. of the apartment house re-
classification programs; at the Planning Commission hearing there were
some people present who indicated that they had plans to build second
story additions on their single family dwellings; the Planning.
Commission apparently acted in response to that testimony and suggested
that none of the two story height limit be applied. No one was present
in this regard. Planning Director Gerschler stated there would be a
good case for zone variances in this area. Moved by Morgan, seconded
by Van Deventer, that staff recommendation be approved and set a
and all other stipulations be adhered to and close the public hearinc.
Planning Director Gerschler stated in the staff recommendation they
have suggested that the lots that face the south side of 4th Street be
excluded. Mayor Morgan stated that was included.in the motion. Carried
by unanimous vote.
The HEARING on extension of Interim Ordinance No. 1617, adding Planned
Development Combining Zone to all RM-1 zoned properties (an extension
of the ordinance will be necessary to provide for Planning Commission
review of the compatibility of apartment project proposals with
adjoining areas on a case -by -case basis while permanent zone change
hearings are held; approximately one more year will be needed to
complete the program) was held at this time. City Clerk Campbell
stated the Certificate of Publication is one file. Planning Director
Gerschler stated both the Planning Commission and Council has previously
adopted a schedule that runs for a period of 13 months total to alipw
the City to re-evauluate its apartment house zoning; the existing
Ordinance that places this planned development overlay on expires by
law very soon; they urge Council to continue this for the duration of
the zoning studies for another eight months which will give them time
to finish the work they are committed to. No one was present in this
regard. Moved by Camacho, seconded by Van Deventer, this public hearinc
be clised and.this extension be cran'ted. Carried by unanimous vote.
ORDINANCES FOR INTRODUCTION (first reading)
Moved by Camacho, seconded by Dalla, this be presented to Council by
title only. Carried by unanimous vote.
Ordinance. No. 3/16/78-1, "Pursuant to Land Use Code (ZC-20-78, to
rezone property at SE corner of 8th Street and Palm Avenue from CL
[Commercial T ; mi tedd and CL-PD [Commercial J,mi ted-Planned Develop-
mentl:to CBD-PD [Comm_ercial - Central Business District -Planned
Development])."
ORDINANCES FOR ADOPTION (second reading)
Moved by Camacho, seconded by Van Deventer, these Ordinances be
presented by title only. Carried by unanimous vote.
Ordinance No. 1624 (5/1/74-), "AN ORDINANCE PURSUANT TO LAND USE CODE
OF T. CITY OF NATIONAL CITY, CALIFORNIA (ZC-2-78, to add H-15 [Height
Jim4t Combining Zone - 15 foot Maximuml to certain areas bounded by 4th
Street, 8th Street, Highland Avenue and "M" Avenue) ." Moved by Waters,
seconded. by Van Deventer, Ordinance No. 1624 (5/1/=8-1.) be adopted.
Carried by unanimous vote.
Ordinance No. 1625 (5/9/78-Z), "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO.
1469 REGULATING THE CONSTRUCTION, USE AND CONNECTION TO PUBLIC SEWERS
IN THE CITY OF NATIONAL CITY, CALIFORNIA, AND SETTING THE FEES THEREFOR."
Moved by Camcho, seconded by Van Deventer, Ordinance No. 1625 (5/9/=3-Q)
be adopted.. Carried by unanimous vote.
OLD BUSINESS
Application for original off -sale general LIQUOR LICENSE, Type 21, by
FARID YOUSEF HANAII and PAULOUS HOURNEZIAN, NE corner of "N" Avenue and
Plaza Blvd. was presented. FARID HANAII, applicant, was present and
stated_ he would like to have the protest previously filed by Council
withdrawn. Vice Mayor Camacho stated the application had been protested
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earlier because the Council hadn't seen any plans for the store; and
didn't know what kind of license it was going to be. Moved by Camat-ho,
seconded by Van Deventer, this be approved. Councilman Van Deventer
stated this area will have to be looked at closely in regards to
possible parking problems; there are a lot of little buildings in there
and there will be a lot of cars in the -area. Motion carried, by the
following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Camacho, Dalla, Van Deventer., Waters.
Nays: None. Abstain: Morgan. Planning Director Gerschler stated
at the time the Nagle Coffee Shop on the corner came up, Council asked
staff.to make a special review of the parking for the center which was
done, it was found that the amount of parking they are providing is far
in excess of the Code; it's probably going to break about even during
most hours of operation; staff's analysis of ft was that parking for
most period of time was adequate.
NEW BUSINESS
The City Treasurer/Finance Director's request for,RATIFICATION ref
WARRANT REGISTER NO. 43 dated May 16, 1978 in the amount of $31,839.11
(Warrant Nos. 61804 through 61879); and PAYROLL for the period ending
April 30, 1978 in the amount of $182,274.90 was presented. Moved by
Camacho, seconded by Van Deventer, this be approved. Carried, by the
following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Camacho, Dalla, Van Deventer, Waters,
Morgan. Nays: None.
Item 19 - City Clerk's recommendation on APPEAL of Planning Commission
APPROVAL, of PD-102 (on May 8 the Planning Commission approved the
construction of a two-story, six -unit apartment building at 1128-48
East Seventh Street by adoption of Resolution No. 34-78; Mrs. Mary
Germaine Weaver, owner of the adjacent property, appealedthis approval.
The Clerk recommends the hearing be set -for 7:45 p.m:, Tuesday, June
13, 1978); -
Item 20 - City Clerk's recommendation on APPEAL of Planning Commission
DENIAL of PD-105 (on May 8 the Planning Commission denied the
application of Cornelia Evangelista to construct an additional dwelling
unit on his property at 1019 E. 18th-_Street by adoption of Resolution
No. 36-78; Mr.. Evangelista and his contractor, Kosta G. Sacrenty, flied
separate appeals; the Clerk recommends the hearing be set for 7:45 p.m.,
Tuesday, 'June 13, 1978) was presented. Moved by Dalla, seconded by
Camarl+o, both Item 19 and 20 be set for hearing June 13th. Carried by
unanimous vote.
Director of Public Works' recommendation to approve DEFERRAL of ALLEY
IMPROVEMENT adjacent to 1938. "0" Avenue, Hanmore, (this property has
only 25' frontage in the middle of the alley behind 1938."O";-alley
improvements would be better accomplished under. a 1911 Act for the
entiref:alley; property owner has agreed to sign a Covenantnot to
protest a 1911 Act for alley improvements) was presented. Moved by
Camacho, seconded by Van Deventer, in favor of the Director of Public
Works' recommendation. Carried by unanimous vote.
Director of Public Works' recommendation to AMEND ORDINANCE 1491 (this
Ordinance requests that street improvements be completed adjacent to
properties obtaining building permits valued at over $4,000; a recent
review of building permit valuations indicates that inflation has been
about 20% since the Ordinance was written; this would raise the -lower
limit to approximately $5,000; staff recommends that [1]. the Ordinance
be amended to raise the limit on permit valuations excluded from the
requirements of the Ordinance from $4,000 to _$3,000; [2] exclude signs
from the requirements of the Ordinance F was presented. Moved by Morgan,
seconded by Camacho, the Encineer's recommendation be approved. There
was discussion. Councilman Dalla stated he believes it would be
desirable to leave the signs in because some of the commercial businesses
change owners rapidly and the one thing they do change might be to a
larger or fancier sign but they aren't going to necessarily expand the
building or make it•.larger and one of the ways to get those people to
contribute to the street improvement adjacent -to their property would
be to leave the signs in. Motion carried, bythe following vote, to -wit:
Ayes: Camacho, Van Deventer, Morgan. Nays: Dalla, Waters.
OTC BUSINESS
CITY MANAGER - No report.
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CITY ATTORNEY - No report.
OTF1R STAFF
City Engineer Hoffland recommended the City write a letter to the
Chairman of the new California Transportation Commission requesting
that they defer any actiaion the recission of Rte. 252 Freeway
Agreement. Moved by Morgan, seconded by Waters, we approve his
recommendation arrd if the City Engineer and City Manager think -they
can do better by going in person that should be approved. Mayor Morgan
stated the matter of the EIR should be mentioned in his presentation.
Carried by unanimous vote. Moved by Morgan, seconded by Waters, we
authorize the City Attorney to check every phase of 252 suit, environ-
mental report and everything on this end to see if he can come um with
somethinc that we can tie ourselves to and nut some pressure on CalTrans
to extend Rte. 252-and bring us a complete report. lecal suit and
everything we cam -do -in our mower to see that 252 coes through. Carried
by unanimous vote;
PLANNING
Councilman Dalla requested that Council go to Item 23 on the Agenda
before Item 23 under Planning.
Item 28, Planning Commission Resolution No. 31-78; approving APPLICATION
for PLANNED DEVELOPMENT PERMIT to allow development of a SO -unit
condominium project at 940 Palm Avenue (PD-108). Moved by Camacho,
seconded by Van Deventer, this should be appealed and out for hearinc.
Carried by unanimous vote.
Item 23, Tentative subdivision may, Palm View Terrace, a one lot
condominium subdivision, 940 Palm Avenue (Hardesty Homes, Inc.).
Moved by Waters, seconded by Dalla, this be continued one week for a
report. FREDERICK MYER, architect, 3611 5th Avenue, San Diego,
representing Hardesty Homes, Inc., was present and asked why the
continuance. and the appeal at this time? City Attorney McLean stated
Council has made a policy decision to_ -have before it for its considera-
tion. the planned development permit; the only mechanism under our zoning
law to do that is for Council to appeal the approval of the Planning
Commission, this is the device Council uses to get its jurisdiction
over the planned development permit returned; secondly, since that
consideration can't be separated from the tentative map, the map has
to be continued. City Clerk Campbell stated this hearing could be
set for June 13th. Carried by unanimous vote.
TRAFFIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
Recommendations from its May 10, 1978 meeting (a) that a. RED CURBED
BUS LOADING ZONE be established on 14th Street at Harding Avenue
adjacent to Casa de Salud; (b) that PLAN MODIFICATION be made for
DIAGONAL..PARKING on McKinley Avenue to include only the area from 14th
Street to 21st Street, as requested by local businessmen; (c) that TWO
PARKING SPACES be removed cn the SOUTH SIDE of 8th Street, west of
National Avenue, to accommodate bus transfer station; San Diego Transit
advises that there are 105 transfers per day at this location; (d)
that the DRIVEWAY -from Plaza Bowl parking lot remain open to "M" Avenue,
for 9th &•"N" 1911...Act, was presented. Moved by Morgan, seconded by
Waters, we anorove.these recommendations and delete item d. Councilman
Dana stated there_are decisions to be made on McKinley Avenue; it
seems that we're going to put a lot of paint down on that street before
we get it right; it would be worthwhile to hold this item one more
time. Moved by Morgan, seconded by Van Deventer, we lay item b over
for one week. Original motion carried by unanimous vote. Motion to
lay over carried by unanimous vote.
MAYOR - No report.
CITY COUNCIL
COUNCILMAN DALLA asked City Manager Gill to present Council with a
projected budget as soon as possible; he also requested an. Executive.
Session on personnel matters at the close of the meeting.
COUNCILMAN WATERS. asked Council's consideration of people who retired
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from the City in the past that are now on limited income and are getting
2% a year and their incomes are around $350 a month; there aren't a
great deal of them, but to give consideration to the retired employees
•who retired in the past that are practically living at the poverty level;
Council could consider 20 increase each year in their retirement.
Mayor Morgan asked City Manager Gill for a report on the people that
have retired from the City.
PLANNING COMMISSION NOTICE OF DECISION
Item 25, Planning Commission Resolution No. 28-78, D:NYING APPLICATION
for ZONE VARIANCE to allow an addition that will attach the main
building to a detached garage within the required 25 foot rear yard
setback, 8' from the rear property line (2945 E. 16th Street, Cliff
West, Z-3-78). .Ordered filed.
Item 26, Planning Commission Resolution No. 29-78, DENYING APPLICATION
for CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT to allow development of a drive-thru'
automotide tune-up facility at 1426 Highland Avenue (CUP 1978-8).
Ordered.filed.
Item 27, Planning Commission Resolution No. 30-78, APPROVING APPLICATION
for ZONE VARIANCE to allow demolition of existing service station
building and installation of new service station facility on parcel of
land containing 12,635 sq. ft. at 640 Highland Avenue (Z-4-78). Ordered
filed.
Item 28 had been taken care of previously.
Item 29, Planning Commission Resolution No. 32-78, APPROVING APPLICATION
for CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT to allow the lower portion of the existing
residential structure to be converted to a place of assembly (dining
room) at 2239 E. 8th St. (CUP 1978-7). Ordered filed.
Item 30, Planning Commission Resolution No. 33-78, DENYING APPLICATION
for PLANNED DEVELOPMENT PERMIT to allow development of a two-story
four -unit apartment building at 928 E. 2nd St. (PD-109). Ordered filed.
Item 31, Planning Commission Resolution No. 35-78, APPROVING APPLICATION
for CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT to allow a new self -serve gasoline service
facility at 640 Highland Ave. (CUP 1978-6). The City Clerk recommended
setting appeal for this hearing on June 13, 1978, 7:45 p.m. Moved by
Waters, seconded by Camacho, in favor of the Clerk's recommendation.
Carried by unanimous vote.
Councilman Della requested an Executive Session on p•_rsonnel matters
at 8:50 p.m. Mayor Morgan did not attend the Executive Session.
Council reconvened at•9:24 p.m.
ROLL CALL
Council members present: Camacho, Della, Van Deventer, Waters, Morgan
Absent: None..
Moved by Waters, seconded by Camacho, the meeting adiourn. Carried by
unanimous vote. The Council adjourned to 4:30 p.m., Friday, May 19,
1978 when Senator Jim Mills would be present to discuss the CPO bill.
The meeting adjourned at 9:25 p.m.
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CITY/OF NATIONAL CITY, CALIFORNIA
The foregoing minutes were approved by the City Council of the City of
National City, California at the regular meeting of June 13, 1978.
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