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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF NATIONAL CITY, CALIFORNIA
December 14, 1976
The regular meeting of the City Council of the City of National
City was called to order at 7:30 p.ni, by Mayor Morgan.
ROLL CALL
Council members present: Camacho, Dalla, Pinson, Reid, Morgan.
Absent: None. Administrative officials present: Ballard, Campbell,
Gerschler, Hoffland, McCabe, McLean.
SALUTE TO THE FLAG AND INVOCATION
The meeting was opened with salute to the flag led by Acting City
Manager McCabe followed with invocation by the Rev. Atwell Stewart,
St, Matthew's Episcopal Church.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
City Clerk Campbell stated the minutes of December 7, 1976 were not
ready.
PRESENTATIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS - None.
MAYOR'S APPOINTMENTS
The Mayor's proposed appointments of EARL T. ROBERTS to the Civil
Service Commission and GEORGE SOTHRAS to the Street Tree and Park-
way Committee were presented. Moved by Camacho, seconded by Pinson,
in favor of the Mayor's recommendations. Carried by unanimous vote.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS - None.
ADOPTION OF RESOLUTIONS
Moved by Camacho, seconded by Pinson, these Resolutions be presented
la_title onllr. Carried by unanimous vote.
Resolution No. 12,204, "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF NATIONAL CITY AUTHORIZING THE FILING OF APPLICATIONS FOR FEDERAL
HIGHWAY FUNDS." Moved by Camacho, seconded by Reid, Resolution No.
12,204 be adopted. Carried by unanimous vote.
Resolution No. 12,205, "RESOLUTION APPROVING FINAL MAP FOR SWEET -
WATER TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOPPING CENTER." Moved by Reid, seconded
by Camacho, Resolution No. 12,205 be adopted. Carried by unanimous
vote.
Resolution No. 12,206, "RESOLUTION ACCEPTING ENCROACHMENT REMOVAL
AGREEMENT (Ball Oldsmobile)." Moved by Pinson, seconded by Camacho
Resolution No. 12,206 be adopted. Carried by unanimous vote. 9
Resolution No. 12,207, "RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF FIRST
AMENDMENT TO FY-•77 AGREEMENT BETWEEN CITY OF NATIONAL CITY AND
SAN DIEGO TRANSIT CORPORATION IN NATIONAL CITY." Moved by Camacho
seconded by Reid, Resolution No. 12.,207 be adopted. Carried by
unanimous vote.
Resolution NO. 12,208, "RESOLUTION APPROVING TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP
FOR PROPERTY NORTH OF 26TH STREET BETWEEN 'I' AVENUE AND 'J' AVENUE
(Pimentel)." Moved by Camacho, seconded by Reid, Resolution No.
12,208 be adopted. Carried by unanimous vote,
ADOPTION OF ORDINANCES (second reading)
)
Moved by Camacho, seconded by Pinson, this Ordinance be presented by
title only. Carried by unanimous vote.
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Ordinance No. 1545 (12/4/44-1), "AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A SPECIFIC
PLAN FOR THE LOCATION OF STREET RIGHT-OF_WAY FOR 'HORTON'S PURCHASE',
PORTIONS OF HIGHLAND AND EUCLID AVENUES, NORTH OF DIVISION."
by Pinson, seconded by Camacho, Ordinance No. 1545 la 4 , Moved
'� �4-1 be
adopted. Carried by unanimous vote.
Ordinance No. 1546 (12//4//4_2), "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
NATIONAL CITY, CALIFORNIA, ADOPTED AS AN 'INTERIM ORDINANCE AS
EMERGENCY MEASURE' PURSUANT TO SECTION 65858 OF THE CALIFORNIA
GOVERNMENT CODE TO AMEND SECTION 18.32.030 OF THE NATIONAL CITY
MUNICIPAL CODE TO PROVIDE THAT SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURES
MAY BE CONSTRUCTED ON PARCELS BEARING THE 'PD-Planned Development/
ZONING DESIGNATION ON THE ZONING MAP, AND WHICH ARE OTHERWISE
CORRECTLY ZONED FOR SUCH USE, WITHOUT THE NECESSITY OF COMPLYING
WITH THE REQUIREMENTS APPLICABLE TO SUCH "PD" ZONED AREAS." Moved
by Pinson, seconded by Camacho, Urgency Ordinance 1546 (1q14/44--2)
be adopted. Carried by unanimous vote.
REPORT OF CITY ATTORNEY - None.
REFERRALS
The Planning Director's status report on RESIDENTIAL DOWNZONING was
presented. Mayor Morgan requested Planning Director Gerschler and
staff to look into the area of protecting older homes in the City.
Moved by Pinson, seconded by Camacho, the report be filed. Carried
by unanimous vote.
NEW BUSINESS
The Finance Director/City Treasurer's request for RATIFICATION of
payment of WARRANT REGISTER NO. 23, dated December 14, 1976, in
the amount of $39,807.16 (Warrant Nos. 56359 through 56409) and.
PAYROLL (dated November 16-30, 1976) in the amount of $92,061.38
was presented. Moved by Camacho, seconded by Reid, Warrant Register
No. 23 and payroll be approved. Carried, by the following vote,
to -wit: Ayes: Camacho, Dali a, Pinson, Reid, Morgan. Nays: None,
The Director of Public Works' recommendation to extend ROUTE 13
TRANSIT SERVICE to a terminal in Bonita (The two alternate methods
of providing the transit service proposed were 1. change one of
the two bus routes that presently terminates at 21st & "L" to a
termination in Bonita, or 2. change the route(13) that presently
terminates at Cagle and Stockman; annual cost to National City for
alternate 1 is about $40,000 and $1,000 for alternate 2. The Director
of Public Works recommended alternate 2.) was presented. Moved
by Reid, seconded by Camacho, the Director of Public Works' recommend-
ation be aaproved. City Attorney McLean was asked if Chula Vista
would be notified as to the reasons and need for this action by the
City, or would the Transit Corporation handle it, CLAUDE PAGE,
San Diego Transit Corp. was present and stated at this early stage
in the request, he would like the Transit Corporation make the
approach to staff at Chula Vista to see how they want to handle it;
the earliest this plan would be implemented would be next June.
Motion carried by unanimous vote.
The Director of Public Works' request for permission to call for
BIDDING for SEWER RECONSTRUCTION, Projects 1 through 6 once notice
has been r r' esi r, s ittdthe Public Works Grant Application has been
approved/. Moved by Reid, seconded by Camacho, it be approved.
Carried by unanimous vote.
The Library Board of Trustees' request for APPROVAL and FUNDING of
architect's consultant's proposals for LIBRARY ADDITIONS (The three
proposals submitted by the firm of Holt Associates, Library Facility
Planners, include: ri] archives/local history room addition at a
cost of $8,750; r2J new entrance -
$4,750; 13] library plant master pl anratlatcost ofiona 3t a cost was
of
presented. Moved by Camacho, seconded by Reid, this pA ebeoa p )rove
d.
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In answer to the question if the $4,000 initially allocated was for
this study, Acting City Manager McCabe said that that included the
initial study and included the plans, specifications, etc,; the
Library Board went to an architect/consultant with a request and
these three recommendations are a result of that action; the $4,000
is still intact; this is the recommendation there should be more done
than the original concept entailed. Mr. McCabe explained that the
$4,000 (still encumbered) would be part of the $8,750 cost in item
1. There was further discussion. The need for a master plan for
the library as outlined in item 3 was questioned, JOEL SIEGFRIED,
City Librarian, was present and stated in regard to proposal 3,
they are talking about such existing problems as structural cracks
in the Library, possible need for a retaining mall, landscaping
that will tie in with the master plan for Kimball Park, access for
handicapped persons, plus any need to bring the building up to Code;
if this was done at the same time the archive room is being done
it would result in a cost savings. The validity of the 'plans in
five years or so when the use of the Library might change was
questioned. Mr. Siegfried stated the Library Consultant would be
coming up with proposals that could be incorporated (funding
permitting) at the same time as construction on the archives/history
room. There was further discussion. Mr. Siegfried stated the
high construction costs are due to larger area and a higher
(construction) cost than estimated originally; the Library Board
did not exclude proposal No. 2 which was the change in the entrance
to the Library from a double entrance to a single one, because one
of the capital outlay projects they are considering is the install-
ation of a book loss detection system which some universities and
public libraries are going into; the loss factor at the present
time is something on the order of $6,000 per year. Mayor Morgan
said:he could support the concept but did not want to move ahead
until he could see the changes. Mr. Siegfried said he would get
an architect's rendering of the entrance. Motion carried by
unanimous vote.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
The HEARING on proposed ZONE. CHANGES to REZONE TWNETY-ONE AREAS
(A. to rezone the property at the northeast corner of 5th Street and
"V" Avenue from RT [Residential Two Family] to RM-1 rResidential
Multiple Family ]; B. To rezone the property at the southeast
corner of 5th Street and "V" Avenue from RM-1-PD [Residential
Multiple Family - Planned Development] to IP rInstitutional -
Private]; C. to rezone the properties between 5th and 6th Streets,
east of "V" Avenue and west of Euclid Avenue from RT [Residential
Two Family] to IP [Institutional - Private]; D. to rezone the
property between Twelfth and Fourteenth Streets and "L" and "N"
Avenues from RM-1 rResidential - Multiple Family] to CBD Commercial
- Central Business District]; R. to rezone the commercial properties
between 12th and 14th Streets, and Palm and Freeway 1-805 from
CP-PD rCommercial Tourist -Planned Development] to CBD-PD rCommercial
- Central Business District -Planned Development]; F. to rezone the
commercial properties, excluding City owned property in Item G,
between llth and 14th Streets and Freeway 1-805 and Euclid Avenue
[from CT-PD [Commercial Tourist -Planned Development] to CBD-PD
Commercial - Central Business District -Planned Development]; G.
to rezone the City owned property, abutting the south side of Plaza
Boulevard in the 2300 and 2400 blocks rimmediately east of Euclid]
rfrom CT-PD [Commercial Tourist -Planned Development] to CBD-PD-OS
Commericial - Central Business District -Planned Development -Open
Space]; H. to rezone the properties between Plaza Boulevard and
13th Street and Euclid and Lanoitan Avenues from RT [Residential
Two Family] to CL-PD [Commercial Limited -Planned Development]; 1.
to rezone the RT-OS zoned properties between Plaza Boulevard and
the Palmer Way Elementary School playground in the 2600 and 2700
blocks east from RT-OS iResidential - Two Family - Open Space] to
CL [Commercial - Limited]; J. to rezone certain properties between
14th and loth Streets and Grove and Orange Avenues from RT to RM-
1-PD; K. Item was deleted and combined with Item G of Zone Change
ZC-12-76, which will go to public hearing on January 10, 1977,
before the Planning Commission; L. to rezone the properties at 2404
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[and 2414-2418 Granger Avenue from CL rCommercial Limited] to RT
Residential - Two Family], and to amend the residential density
map designation of 10 dwelling units/acre to 15 dwelling units/acre;
M. to rezone the RM-1 zoned properties between 25th and 30th Streets
and "I" Avenue west to the alley [approximately 160 feet) from RM-1
[Residential Multiple Family] to CBD [Commercial - Central Business
District]; N. to rezone the ML property south of 30th Street between
Highland and "L" Avenues from ML [Manufacturing Light], ML-FP
['Manufacturing Light - Flood Plain], and ML-FW [Manufacturing Light
- Flood Wayj to CBD r Commercial - Central Business District] and
CBD-FP and CBD-FW where appropriate; 0. to rezone the properties
at the northeast corner of Grove Street and Sweetwater Road from
RT rResidential Two Family] and RS-2-FP-OS [Residential Single
[CFamily -Flood Plain -Open Space] to CL [Commercial Limited] and CL-FP
ommercial Limited -Flood Plain] where appropriate; P. to rezone the
property at the north-east corner of Shelby Drive and 32nd Street
from CL [Commercial -Limited] to RS-2 [Residential single Family];
Q. to rezone two properties south of Baker Place and on the point
overlooking the Bonita Paradise Mobile Home Park from CL [Commercial
- Limited] to RM-1 fResidential Multiple Family]; R. to rezone the
property known as the Bonita Paradise Mobile Home Club from CL
[Commercial - Limited] to RMH [Residential Mobile Home]; S. to
rezone the properties in Bonita Park Unit II from CT-PD Comm
Tourist -Planned Development] to RM-1 [Residential Multiple Family]
rCand the adjoining vacant acreage rReiner Annexation] from CT-PD
ommercial Tourist -Planned Development] to RS-2 [Residential -
Single Family]; T. to rezone a part of the flood plain area on
the western edge of Bonita Golf Course from CSC-FP-RD-PD to
CSC-FP-RD-PD-OS [adds open space overlay]. rThe planning commission
recommended: (1) approval of Items B,D,E,t,H,I,J,L,N,O,P,Q,R, and
T; (2) approval of Items C,Except for Parcel 557-070-02; F, except
for Parcels 557-380-14 and 558-091-01; and M, except for Parcel
563-080-20, with excepted parcels to be scheduled for next General
Plan change; (3) denial of Item A, but a future General Plan
Change to conform with present zoning; (4) Item K deleted and
combined with another item to be presented at a future date; (5)
deletion of Item S and a rescheduling of hearing for later recommend-
ation by Planning Commission.) EAST OF HIGHLAND AVENUE to make the
zoning map consistent with the General Plan Map (ZC11-76) was
held at this time. City Clerk Campbell stated the Certificate of
Publication and City Clerk's Affidavit of Mailing were on file;
a protest was received from Mrs. 0.C. Halvorson, 2217 E. 5th Street,
to rezoning from RT to RM-1, properties bounded by E. 4th Street
on the north, "V" Avenue on the west and East 5th on the South.
MayorhNorgan stated this included his property on Plaza Boulevard
and/will abstain from any discussion. Planning Director Gerschler
said this was the first of three hearings required by state law
to make the zoning map comply with the General Plan; all of these
hearings will involve commercial and industrial properties; the
items proposed by staff were taken directly from the survey that
wasnatle some months ago of those situations where zoning and
General Plan were not in compliance; the Planning Commission held
a hearing and received a number of comments and suggestions and they
attempted to accommodate those requests, at the time it left the
Planning Commission the suggestions had been accommodated. ENID
YARDLEy, 2244 E. 4th Street, was present, (her property was pointed
out on a map displayedbby Wayne Terry of the Planning Department)
and said her property is presently zoned RT which is Residential
Two -Family, the General Plan for this area designates this at higher
density and the density for Residential Two -Family is at a lcwer
density; therefore, they are not conforming, the origial recommenda-
tion to the Planning Commission was to rezone this RT/gM-1, thereby
making the RM-1 zoning conform to the General Plan; the Planning
Commission recommended that instead of rezoning the zoning remain
as is, hence its composition at the present time is 15 single family
dwellings, two, two-family dwellings unattached, and two, two-family
dwellings attached. Mrs. Yardley stated that she is in agreement with
the Planning Commission's recommendation to leave the property zoned
as it is. E.W. FINLEY, 2212 E. 4th, was present and stated she
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attended the Planning Commission hearing and was against any change;
she would like to leave it like it is. TERRELL ROGERS, 2337 E.
13th Street, was present and stated he was hoping his property
would be rezoned back to RT as the rest of the block is on the
north side of 13th Street (Item F). Mr. Terry stated his area is
presently zoned Commercial -Tourist with a planned development over-
lay; they are planning on leaving this alone and then at a later
date come back with a further recommendation that Mr. Rogers'
property be rezoned to Residential Two -Family which all of the
property to the east of his property is presently zoned; at the
present time the recommendation is that his property remain as is.
Mr. Gerschler, in answer to a question by Mr. Rogers, stated that
this is a three part series, we can't change it to RT until we first
amend the General Plan, so the Planning Commission is suggesting we
leave the zoning as it is; go back and change the General Plan to
show Residential Two -Family, and then you have the zone change to
Residential Two -Family; the Planning Commission recommends the map
remain as is and the change will be taken up by the Planning
Commission in due course. Mr. Rogers stated he was led to believe
(by the Planning Commission) that they would recommend his property
be rezoned back to RT because in 1974 when it was rezoned to CT -CD,
it was in error. City Attorney McLean stated that Council can not
do that tonight the process to caxry out the apparent intention of
the Planning Commission is set forth in State Law; the General
Plan will have to be amended (which will require another hearing
before the Planning Commission); then the zone change can go
forward. In answer to the question of whether or not the property
in Item F is City -owned property; Mr. Terry stated that it was; it
is recommended the City owned property be rezoned as the other
property around it but with Open Spce overlay, since it is un-
desirable for development of any kind. Mr. Gerschler stated the
overlay is no problem since it doesn't inhibit development, it
simply calls attention to the fact that it is shown on the General
Plan map. There was discussion. Moved by Camacho, the Hearing
be closed and this proposed zone change to rezone 21 areas A through
T east of Highland be approved and all the recommendations of the
Planning Commission adhered to. Motion died for lack of second.
Moved by Pinson, seconded by Dalla, to take Item M separately (to
rezone the RM-1 zoned properties between 25th and 30th Streets and
"I" Avenue west to the alley ['approximately 160 feet] from RM-1 to
CBD). Carried, by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Camacho,
Dalla, Pinson, Reid. Nays: None. Abstain: Morgan. Moved by
Pinson, that be left as residential property. Motion died for lack
of second. Moved by Dalla, seconded by Pinson, Item I be taken
separately. (to rezone the RT-OS zoned properties between Plaza
Blvd. and the Palmer Way Elementary School playground in the 2600
and 2700 blocks east from RT-OS to CL). Motion carried by unanimous
vote. Moved by Dalla, Item I be left as it is. Motion died for
lack of second. Moved by Camacho, seconded by Pinson, this Hearing
be closed and the proposed zone chan9e to rezone 21 areas east of
Highland Avenue to make the zoning map consistent with the General
Plan be approved, subject to the recommendation of the Planning
Commission. Motion carried, by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes:
Camacho, Pinson, Reid, Nays: Dalla. Abstain: Morgan.
City Attorney McLean stated he had an Ordinance for introduction
and.first reading that carried out the recommendations of the
Planning Commission. Moved by Camacho, seconded by Pinson, it be
presented to Council by title only. Carried by unanimous vote.
Ordinance No. 12/14/76-1, "An Ordinance Pursuant to the Land Use
Code of the City of National City, California (ZC-11-76, to rezone
the properties shown on attached Exhibits B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J,
L, M, N, I, Q, R, and T to conform with the General Plan)."
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The National City Community Development Commission's request to
RELOCATE an HISTORICAL BUILDING from 21 West Plaza Blvd. to 921
"A" Avenue (Staff recommended the request be granted, subject to
the following terms and conditions: [1] that complete submittal
of plans and allied documents be provided to the Bldg. & Housing
Dept. for review and approval that facility meets all regulations
enforced by National City; [ 2] that a relocation fee of $100.00
be waived; [3] that reconstruction be in accordance to plans and
specifications to be furnished by applicant; [4 that relocation
be effected and completed within ninety (90)d
valuation of this work is $90,400.00) was presented. owed byd
Camacho, seconded byReid,this re uest be g Moved
unanimous vote. q granted. Carried by
Ramon Godinez' request for a permit to OPERATE A FOOD VENDING TRUCK
parked in a public roadway adjacent to National City Swap Meet
during the length of operation of the National City Swap Meet
(present permit allows only 10 minute stops for vending) was present-
ed. Moved by Camacho, seconded by Pinson, this request be granted.
L.T. DERR, owner, National City Swap Meet, was present and protested
the granting of this permit to park on "D" Avenue by either one of
their gates and sell to their crowd; as a businessman he would be
remiss if he did less; competition of the right kind they have no
quarrel with; this kind of competition, if permitted, will soon
bring many more street vendors; he didn't think Council could issue
a one and only exclusive license on this kind of a matter; there
is no way that they can control the type of food that they put
out; they have no facilities whatsoever (they use theirs); the
rubbish is something to look at; for these reasons he is asking
Council not to issue this permit. Dir. of Bldg. & Housing Stan
Biggs stated that all food handling facilities are controlled by
the County Health Department, his department has no control over it;
control over special permit would remain with Council and not Staff.
Councilman Camacho stated restrictions can be put on anybody to
make them pick up their trash; the Police Department has checked
the operation and they find nothing
food, people come out of the Swap,Meetoand ng wthe couldCouncilth it, Yrde goodt
certain conditions on Mr. put
Councilman Camacho (acting a�interfretor)ey said feel it's necessary.
want to fight anyone or create any difficulties,Mhe just
wantsdoto
o't
sell to make a living. Moved by Morgan, seconded b Jthis
be tabled for a week. Carried by unanimous vote. Y Pinson,
WRITTEN .COMMUNICATIONS
National City Fire (fast pitch softball) request for RECONSIDERATIO.
of special use permit for SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES was resented
ROBERT T. ANDERSON, 9428 Madena, General Manager, Fire, waspresent er
and stated that he had been before Council before with this request
and had never been given a real reason why they have been turned
down; the basic use of the field is by the National City Park
and Recreation Department and the Pony League; the Recreation
Department cannot sell beer; the Pony and Colt Leagues can't but
would like to; -therefore the Fire would be the only one selling beer
to bring the business into the City and make a name for the City,
as fax as organized, professional softball goes; they would make
money if they could sell beer, because it is down there eve yday
whether Council likes it or not; the only way to control beer in
the park is if the Fire sells it themslves because they can't stop
people from bringing it in. Moved by Camacho, this request be
approved. Died for lack of second.
There was CURTIS and IAN ATKINS, Co -owners of the National CityssFir ANTHONYspo
in support of the special .use permit. Fire, spoke
BALL OLDSMOBILE COMPANY'S request for variance in ordinance re ui -
ing automobile dealers to place SLATS IN CHAIN LINK FENCE surro r
the agency was presented. Planning Director Gerschier stated thedeng
is no ordinance requiring putting slats in chain link fences re
there is nothing to grant. Mayor Morgan requested Mr. Gerschier
meet with Ball Olds and explain this to them; if there is a problem
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he will report it back to Council. Moved by Camacho, seconded by
Dalla, to table the item until Mr. Gerschler can report back.
Carried by unanimous vote.
WALTER F. AND DOROTHY HODGE'S offer to SELL EIGHT PARCELS of land
to City for addition to Las Palmas Park was presented. Moved by
Reid, seconded by Camacho, it be filed. Asst. to the City Manager/
Real. Property Officer Ronald Ballard stated that it would run close
to $200,000.00 to purchase the land north and south of 24th Street
for addition to the park, including relocation costs of persons
living within its boundaries. Mayor Morgan stated the county
offered to put up $170,000.00 on the north side and the City had
to back off because it wasn't enough money. DICK KAU, 4203 Acacia,
Bonita, (representing the Hodges) was present and stated that the
Hodges had long envisioned National City obtaining this land for
addition to the park; this particular property has a fair market
value of $150-$160,000.00 and they are willing to sell it to the
City for considerably less; the Hodges wanted to make it clear that
this was not a public offer to somebody else, a private investor, but only to the City of National City. Mr. Ballard said when they
were looking into the matter of acquisition and the County was
offering $170,000 to participate in the project, was at the same
time Mr. Hodge offered to donate certain parcels of land; so when
he stated $200,000.00 they were talking about that amount of money
to relocate and the additional property north of 24th as well as one
or two additional properties that would be required to purchase
south of 24th. Mr. Kau said Mr. Hodge would probably consider
selling it a piece at a time to the City, several this year and
several next. Motion carried by unanimous vote. Mayor Morgan
asked Mr. Ballard to come up with a dollar figure on the land
(everything north and south of 24th) houses, etc.
THE HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY'S (San Diego and Imperial Counties) request
the City submit name of its nominee for consideration as a member
of the Agency's Governing Board was presented. Mayor Morgan request-
ed Councilman Dalla be nominated to serve on the Board. Moved by
Pinson, seconded by Reid, Mr. Dalla be nominated to this Board.
Carried by unanimous vote.
REPORTS
CITY MANAGER
Asst. City Manager McCabe reported a request was received for closing
of E Street between 9th and Plaza Blvd., on December 16, from 10:30
to 11:30 a.m. for school activities at Central School; staff
reviewed this request and found no problems with police, fire or
public works. Moved by Reid, seconded by Pinson, it be approved.
Carried by unanimous vote.
COUNCIL COMMUNICATIONS
MAYOR MORGAN stated that during negotiations this year he would like
to see something a little different, maybe raise all employees
a certain figure instead of 5--10%; everyone would get the same
raise,
MAYOR MORGAN suggested Council hire CLEO OSBURN as TEMPORARY CITY
MANAGER until we get a city manager here; he checked on the cost
of bringing in a temporary and is higher than the City can we should have someone here because Tom McCabe, Asst. City Manager
has all he can do; he is hoping Tom will make application; Mr. g
Osburn is a former City Manager and will do a good J'ob-
an ad
been placed in Western Cities Magazine for December advertisiingas g for
a new City Manager; he would like Council to consider closing
applications between January 15-20th and pick the new Manager b
March 1st; we would have to have Mr,en y
ury
1. Moved by Morgan, seconded by Reid, wehireCleo Oafburn er Jas Act
Cit Mana er effective Januar 1st to fill in until we can hire
in�
a cit mana er and Tom be encoura ed to make lication, Carried,
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by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Camacho, Pinson, Reid, Morgan.
Nays: None. Abstain: Dalla.
COUNCILMAN CAMACHO stated a couple of months ago the Community
Youzh Athletic Association approached him for assistance in obtaining
some equipment and he advised them to write a letter outlining
their needs; he had their letter and would read it to Council:
the Association needed assistance from the City for purchase of
a boxing ring; a State Athletic Commission approved boxing ring is
for sale in San Diego at a cost of $2,500.00, which is considerably
less than $6,200.00 (not including shipping costs) for a new
Everlast ring; the ring they have been using is worn out from
continous use; signed "Y. Roman Robles, Jr., Exec. Dir. Community
Youth Athletic Association." Moved by Morgan, seconded by Camacho,/
thiszequest be referred to staff. Carried by unanimous vote.
Moved by Camacho, seconded by Reid, the meeting be closed. Carried
by unanimous vote. The meeting closed at 9:05 p.m.
City Clerk
City bf National City, California
The foregoing minutes were approved by the City Council of the City
of National City, California, at the regular meeting of January
4, 1977.
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