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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1972 03-21 CC MIN102 MINUTES 01 T REOLLAR MEETING OP THE CITY muNCU or THE CITY 07 NATIONAL cm. cnairowith March 21, 1972 The regularmeeting of the City Councf l of the City of National City was called to order at 7130 p•m• by Mayer lean. ROLL CALL. Council members present: Ca*acho, Hogue, Reid, Waters, Morgan. Absent t None, Administrative officials present: Gerschler, Assistant sty Engineer Hoffland, McLean, Minogue, Osburn, Stenberg, SAE TO FLAG AND INVOCATION The meeting was opened with salute to the Flag led by City Manager Osburn followed with invocation by Mayor Morgan, APPROVAL tom' MINUTES Moved by Hogue, seconded by Catho, h m mutes of he re • ular ateeti March 14 1�3 2 be, a► rc� Carried •y unan mOus a*te. COUNCIL COMMON/cATIONS VICE MAYOR WATERS spoke In regard tm Granger Hall and asked if the Ci t y could help the Historical Society (at no cost to the City) by lending thew a compressor or jackhammers to help dig this hard ground and make it a lot easier for those people over there to work, There was discussion. Moved by Waters, seconded by Camacho,, th to t ma to re a or and Itag,a0 hamme and t n of his tune fa u e on jatur a and h s e imnt u d b returned no later th There was urther d acussi On. Moved by Hogue, seco tem be tab e = nt t V f nd out if ar = a uat Mon ai 'n by Morgan, cov nda re 8 00 0 his ns r-- $• Carried by the following vo e, to--wit;Ayes: Hogue, Reid, Morgan, Nays: Camacho, Waters. There was further discussion* TOM RUIZ, 2204 B, 4th Street, Co -Chairman of the Granger Hall Restoration Committee, South Bay Historical Society was present and said they contacted an insurance broker and they have liability insurance which was in affect before they started to work this last Saturday; they have liability and disability; if there were any questions he had the gentleman's card here and anyone wishing to contact him could do so (Mr„ Ruiz handed the card to the City Manager) . Moved by Morgan, seconded by Camaebo, rn the abl d moti n back an the flea at th se me. Mr. Ruiz said a few mont the uth Bay His- torical le yy and members of the Board asked him to be Co.iCha$ rman for the restoration of Oranger Hall; they had an estimate of 44,500 or 44,600 to set Gratiger Hall on its foundation; the cost will be far less than this; 2,,500 will be a realistic figure; they have that money; he would say that within 4 weeks from today he will have Granger Hail an ite foundation. There was further discussion* Mr. Ruiz said the restoration was set up in increments; as there were 30 people out there donating their time and labor, there must be some interest; if they could generate this kind of interest, he was sure they could proceed; he was talking about the foundation and he could assure them when the foundation was done in the next four weeks, the next step they were going to take will be the outside of the building and then the roof; he would assure then that within 6 months that whale building will be completed on the outside; he was not talking about the inside. Mx, Ruiz said he had volunteers such as plumbers,, ete,; for example, he belonged to an association called the San Diego County $usinesesm Forum; there's about 200 meatbere and they were all involved in the construction field or some kind of private enterprise; they were trying to show the people of San Diego County that a small, man, although he only has $200 or $300 can contribute to a project whichUse so•-oal3 ad exp ex lug .0461.1 $250,000 3/21/72 103 and they expect to do it for maybe $20,000 or maybe $30,000 but less than $50,000; this was the point they intended to prove; that a man does not have to be a City Engineer or have a Ph.D. ; the fact that the capabilities of a lot of people without this background could be used to restore Grange' Hall; and this was what they intended to prove. Motion to bring this item back on the floor carried by unanimous vote. Original motion carried by unanimous vote. Vice Mayor Waters said it was the intention of the Society to use volunteer labor for this project; basic costs will be for materials needed; the Historical Society needs help, donations of money, materials or free use of equipment would be greatly welcomed; if anybody in the City knows of anyone who would donate their time, donate any materials or any- thing along this line, they could contact Tom Ruiz. COUNCILMAN REID said the Maytime Band Review requested the City furnish 600 seats (bleachers). There was discussion. Moved by Reid, seconded by Camacho, they furnish those spats up there and put them up on about "E" and 8th. Carried by unanimous vote. MAYOR MORGAN said he would like approval from the Council they give Hazel Goes Cook a resolution from this Council for the 50 years she served the youth of the South Bay (as a member of the Board of the Chula Vista School District ) . Moved by Reid, seconded by Camacho, the Mayor's recommendation be approved. Carried by unanimous vote. MAYOR MORGAN said Assemblyman Deddeh introduced a bill to eliminate Freeway 125 proposed to run in part from Sweetwater Dam to Brown Field; he would hate to see this eliminated; maybe they will never need this freeway, but while they were getting Federal funds to buy the right. -of -way (92% comes from the Federal funds) , why didn't they go ahead and (this freeway was 20 years in advance anyway) buy this land and part of this land was in the park situation; the State was going to buy some land that was going to be turned over to the park, this Bonita Park, but buy this strip of land all the way through there and use it for a trail or open space or whatever it was; if they stop it now and later on they want to buy it they will have to pay these people a lot of extra money on it; if they buy it now they could have a bicycle trail; if nothing else, they could use it for open space or trails or bicycles trails or anything; he would hate to see this eliminated and then come back later on and need it; he didn't know how to handle this but he was going to be In touch with Mr. Deddeh on this and see if they could get him to go along with this thing. Vice Mayor Waters asked the Mayor If he could make up a list and give the Council a copy by next week of what he had in mind. Councilman Hogue said he didn't want Mr. Deddeh to think the Mayor had the backing of the Council on it; don ' t represent him. Mayor Morgan said he would speak to him in person. MAYOR MORGAN said the Service Center at 9th and "A" would like the City to set up a revolving fund for National City people with emergency needs, people in need could get food; people on welfare (even people dependent on the government) do not receive their checks on time and they run out of food; if they are on welfare and something happens and the check is held up, they don't have any food for a while. The Mayor said they proposed to get dented cans and other foods and they would handle this situation for them; maybe they couldn't have action tonight and maybe they should check into it, but he would bring this back to the Council and discuss It further. There was discussion,. LORNA HARRIS, 7181 E. 8th Street, was present and said the National School, District maintains this kind of program under the National City Relief Federation. MRS* EDITH SHERMAN, N.C. Chamber of Commerce was present and said a relief federation is operated out of the National School District; they have referred many requests to their office* Mayor Morgan asked Mrs. Sherman to check on this to make sure. MAYOR MORGAN presented a 20 year service pin to Hazel Stockman,. MRS. STOCK- MAN, 3018 E. 10th Street, was present and thanked everyone. MAYOR MORGAN presented a Certificate of Appreciation to Ray Duke who resigned from the Police Department after 101/4 years of service. MR. DUKE was present and thanked everyone. 3/21/72 104 ORAL, COMMUNICATIONS MRS. BETTY KRASON, 2022 "F" Avenue, was present and read a letter protest- ing the action of one of our elected City councilmen and one of the candidates in this Council race; their antics in a political club brought out in the open the kind of people we elect in an unchartered city; due to their actions involving and using this political club for their own personal gains, she received 276 telephone calls offering help and suggestions. DONALD R. JONES, 2406 E. 19th Street, was Ares ran ss a8 regard to bike safety; although they have a program now; a �aff c et Y Committee, pressure could be brought to bear on the school district to insitute a more intense bike safety program; he gets scared everyday when he goes to and from work by careless bike riders, both adult and juvenile. Mr. Jones said another thing from what he read in the papers that capital crimes no longer exist; he was sure that some misguided persons in the state was going to ask the next question: "Should our police be allowed to bear and use arms? Can you really justify killing to save your own life when if he did take your life, well then take his?"; our courts should show at least as much concern for those humans who manage to live out their lives without commit- ting capital crimes as those misguided individuals who commit capital crimes; he would like to see the City go on record not so much for capital punish- ment, but to give the citizens a break against the felon who was out to take your life and your money. ADOPT ION OF RESOLUTIONS Moved by Camacho, seconded by Reid, the resolutions be read by title. Carried by unanimous vote. ....«.....' RESOLUTION NO. 10,604, "RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OP CORPORATION GRANT DEED AND CORPORATION QUITCLAIM DEED TO HETTY O. FOANER." Moved by Waters, seconded by Reid, Resolution No. 101,604 be adopted. Carried by unanimous vote. RESOLUTION NO, 10,605, "RESOLUTION GIVING NOTICE OF INTENTION CLOSE A PORTION OF "P" AVENUE FROM THE SOUTHERLY LINE OP 13TH THE NORTHERLY LINE OP 14TH STREET (Henry W. Taylor) ' Moved by seconded by Hogue, Resolution Not lO,60S be adopted. Carried vote. TO VACATE AND, STREET TO Waters, by unanimous RESOLUTION NO, 10,606, "RESOLUTION ACCEPTING WORK AND AUTHORIZING PILING OF NOTICE OF COMPLETION (Sewer construction, 20th and 'M' , Specification No. 769)." Moved by Camacho, seconded by Reid, Resolution No. 10,606 be adopted. Carried by unanimous vote. RESOLUTION NO. 10,607, "RESOLUTION ACCEPTING COVENANT RUNNING WITH THE LAND AND DIRECTING THE RECORDING THEREOF (Charles P. Baker, 1332 East Twenty - Fourth Street)." Moved by Reid, seconded by Camacho, Resolution No. 10,607 be adopted, Carried by the following vote, to. -wit: Ayes: Camacho, Hogue, Reid, Morgan, Nays: Waters. RESOLUTION NO. 10,608, "RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OP THOROUGHFARE AGREEMENT FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF DIVISION STREET IN THE CITY OF NATIONAL,, CITY WITH THE COUNTY OP SAN DIEGO," Moved by Reid, seconded by Camac ho„ Resolution No. 10,608 be adopted. Carried by unanimous vote. RESOLUTION NO, 10,609$ "RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF THOROUGHFARE AGREEMENT FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF EUCLID AVENUE EXTENSION FROM 22ND STREET TO RIDGEWAY DRIVE." Moved by Camacho, seconded by Reid, Resolution No. 10,609 be adopted. Carried by unanimous vote. VICE MAYOR WATERS asked if they had another resolution. City Attorney McLean said it was to be presented only if Mr. Slater was here; he didn't see him here. Vice Mayor Waters said wasn't that in regard to the piece of land they were having difficulty with. There was discussion. Moved by Reid, 3/21/72 105 seconded by Waters, the Cit Manager come back with a report (on the Sedlack property) how it got out of the hands of the people who had it. There was further discussion. Carried by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Camacho, Reid, Waters. Nays: Hogue,, Morgan. REPORT OF CITY ATTORNEY CITY ATTORNEY McLEAN said in regard to the water trial the City was present- ing its case at this time; it was moving along a little bit ahead of schedule and he thought they were going to finish by the end of April. APPROVAL OF BILLS AND PAYROLL BILLS AUDITED BY THE FINANCE COMMITTEE were presented: General Fund $ 4,777.22 Traffic Safety 3,011.28 Park 98.58 Swim Pool Repairs 84.07 Trust & Agency 100.00 Drainage 5,330.70 Sewer 45.67 Civic Center 13,447.52 City Manager Osburn said he was not sure what the Civic Center bill was for and he would like to check that and bring these back next week. PAYROLL AUDITED BY THE FINANCE COMMITTEE in the amount of $134, 644.24 was presented. City Manager Osburn said the payroll was okay. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Reid, the payroll be .paid and the bills be laid over until next week. Carried by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Camacho, Hogue, Reid, Waters, Morgan. Nays: None. REFERRALS The CITY MANAGER'S report in regard to Mr. Pinson's request for police in conjunction with the Servicemen's Center carnival was presented. City Manager Osburn said the report was on the agenda; on January 11 they estab- lished a policy that off -duty policemen to work for the schools and the Community Building on the basis that they be paid their regular wages plus 10% administrative costs; if the Council would recall, they were under criticism at the time for infringing upon the rights of the private patrol; basically, this leaves them three alternatives which would be for (1) the Servicemen's Center to furnish some of their own eo le who would act as security guards, J 2) the Servicemen's Center to hire private patrol, or (3) the Council direct them to furnish the security at the Cit Is expense. Moved by Morgan, seconded by Waters, they authorize 1 and 2 for the Service- men's Center u on recommendation of the Cit Mana er. There was discuss ion. RALPH PINSON, 918 E. 2nd Street, was present and said servicemen or local citizens were not trained in crowd control; they know nothing of this; this was a City function; this was citizens, taxpayers trying to do something for their local servicemen citizens; he saw no reason why the City couldn't go along with furnishing a little request like this. There was discussion* LORNA HARRIS, 7181 E. 8th Street, was present and said if it was possible for them to secure the Shore Patrol for this function, if they should have to have help with a civilian, could the Police Department be called and come in and serve, City Manager Osburn said the police would be there if they were called. Carried by unanimous vote. The agenda listed an oral report by the CITY MANAGER in regard to the alley included in the 1911 Act improvement of "C" Avenue, 20th Street, 21st Street, Assessment District No. 147. City Manager Osburn said he placed a copy of his report on their desks; the improvement, District No. 147 was entitled as follows: "C" Avenue„ 20th Street, 21st Street, Alley; this referred only to the alley between National and "A" Avenue; they held, as 3/21/72 106 they would recall, many public hearings on this project; they do have a map that was displayed d4ra rig the public hearing that shows the improvements to be done in yellow and the protests in red; they have that map here; he didn't see how there could have been any misunderstanding; however, . he was sure there was because he had been asked this question many times, loved by Hogue, seconded by Morgan, tim.WX.Itagagts r o t xe n he al e be fi lead. Carried by unanimous vote, NEW BUSINESS The CITY CLERK'S report on the opening of sealed bids for weed abatement work was presented. City Manager Osburn said he would like to hold this for one week. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Reid, he item etin w ed abatement be said over for one week, Carried by unanimous vote, The CITY CLERK'S report on the opening of sealed bids for police towing was presented. City Manager Osburn said he would like also to hold this over for one week, Moved by Waters, seconded by Reid, ,th3„"'m .2r.Ue laid overt one we k n e towin b3 ds, Carried by unanimous vote. A communication from MISSION CABLE TV advising they have applied for a Certificate of Compliance for operations in Chula Vista, El Cajon, La Mesa, National City, San Diego and the County and listing channels to be provided was presented. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Camacho, the communicat an frrru tint on Cable TV be filed. Vice Mayor Waters said he was pretty sure the City Manager was directed and this has been some weeks now axhd he had ade- quate time to bring them back information on other companies that would be eligible to bid on this cable TV; he has not done this and there must be some reason; he didn't know whether some of them got their heads together or what, but he would like to know why this wasn't done. City Manager Osburn said as he understood the action of the Council, they told him to notify this company they wanted to renegotiate a lease with them or discuss the re -negotiation of the lease; the person, Mr. Williams informed him by telephone his father was seriously ill in Texas and he would be out of town and would be back around the 20th; he received a letter from him today that he would like a meeting with us to discuss this; that's as far as they have gone on it yet; there's another company in the area; however, as he said before, there's only so much room on the poles; these lines have to have so much area between them and only one company can serve on the poles, There was further discussion. Carried by unanimous vote. A communication from SUPERVISOR JACK WAS in regard to the overall economic development program to alleviate unemployment was presented. Ordered filed by unanimous vote, A communication from the CITY MANAGER stating Mrs. Teddy Tafoya had the Gorham property (Girls' Club purchase) on multiple listing and is entitled to half of the commission which she has agreed to contribute to the Girls' Club was presented. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Reid, this communication, from the G t M a ert ertainin to the orham ro ert be lei, Vice Mayor Waters said he woul ,like to see a letter of appreciate sent to Mrs. Janette Thornburg and Mrs. Tafoya,,. Carried by unanimous vote. The request of FRED L.,, PROVINCE, PRESIDENT,, NATIONAL CITY SOAP BOX DERBY, for temporary closing of 8th Street between "I" and "M" between the hours of 1:00 and 2:00 p„m. on Saturday, June 3, f cm the Third Annual National City Soap Box Derby and four bleachers from the National City Park & Recre- ation Department for guests and officials was presented, Moved by Waters, seconded by Morgan, this r st be ranted► There was discussion. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Waters, the motion be amended to excl de the bleachers, Amendment to the motion carried by the following vote, to .wi t: Ayes: Camacho, Hogue, Reid, Waters, Nays: Morgan,, Original motion carried by unanimous vote. A commun i cat ion from PROJECT CONCERNIS WALK FOR MANKIND stating the third 3/21/72 107 i ration" al annual "Walk for Mankind" is planned for Saturday, April 29, and there will be five walk routes of twenty miles each and requesting support for National City's participation and a map of the proposed route were presented. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Waters, this item from Project Concern ' s Walk for Mankind be filed. JACK R. MACAULAY, representing Project Concern thanked the City of National City for all of the cooperation they have extended to them thus far; Lt. Hunter has been extremely helpful; it is a worthwhile project with their neighbors just to the south; they have a clinic there where they were rehabilitating many of the less fortunate; any support the City of National City could give would be greatly appreciated. Carried by unanimous vote. A communication from the ADMINISTRATOR, ENVIRONMENTAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY, COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO, stating the Board of Supervisors has set a conference to review a staff report recommending a Countywide local park program for 9:30 a.m., March 29, County Administration Center, and stating the Agency would like to meet with the City Managers of the County on Thursday, March 23, to summarize the comments of the various cities and make appropriate revisions in the program prior to presentation to the Board was presented. Ordered filed by unanimous vote. A communication from the CHIEF OF POLICE stating there were no legal grounds for protest on the amended application for an on sale general (bona fide eating place) liquor license for the John Bull Restaurant at 2200 Highland Avenue (the on gi nai license listed Jerry Burwell and Robert Snell as equal partners; the amended license lists Jerry Burwell as general partner and Robert Snell as limited partner) was presented. Moved by Waters, seconded by Camacho, the recommen- dation of the Chief of Police be approved. Carried by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Camacho, Hogue, Reid, Waters. Nays: None. Abstaining: Morgan.. MAYOR MORGAN asked if they could take the next three items. Vice Mayor Waters said Item 12 ("Communication from Chief of Police stating there are no legal grounds for protest of the application for a person to person transfer of an off sale beer and wine license for Barracks Market, 2040 National Avenue; change in licensee from Herbert F. and Malcom F. Barrack to Fred Atto") had been cancelled. Moved by Waters, seconded by Hogue, the recommendations of the Chief of Police on Items 10 ("Communication from Chief of Police statin there are no le al rounds for rotest in the application for person to person transfer of an off sale beer and wine license for the 7-ELEVEN STORE located at 824 Palm Avenue; the transfer would involve dropping Edna M.Basye and substituting Nett e M. Ba co -licensee with Wilson M. Bayse and the Southland Cor "Communication from Chief of Police statin • there are no le protest of the apalcation fo off sale general liquor license for the FOOD BASKET STORE at 1320 Highland Avenue,. Licensee would than e from Eu ene W. Teisan to Luck Stores Inc. and the license would be transferred from 4002 University Avenue, San Die o to 1320 Hi hland Avenue" under New Business be granted. Carried by the following vote, to-w t: Ayes:. Camacho, Hogue, Reid, Waters. Nays: None. Abstaining: Morgan. A communication from the STATE BOARD OF HQUALIZATION outlining the procedure for filing future notices of annexation with the Valuation Division of the Board and attaching the schedule of fees for processing statements and maps was presented. City Manager Osburn said this was fine; they have already approved t hi s . Ordered filed by unanimous vote. The minutes of the regular meeting of the TRAFFIC SAFETY COMMITTEE on January 12 (Council action requested on Items IT c and IV a) were presented. Moved by Waters, seconded by Reid, these minutes to laid over to the next regularly scheduled meeting until they get a recommendation from the City Manager, Items 14 and 15 ("Minutes of the regular meeting of the Traffic Safety Committee on Feb. 16;. Council action r nested on II aT b d and e; III a e an d i • I'V a and f" both. Carried by unan mous vote. y se as a and 11 rounds for 3/21/72 108 A communication from the POLICE CHIEF recommending the application for new on sale beer license by CORNELIA R. and TERRY G. CRITCHFIELD, 819 National Avenue, be protested was presented. Moved by Camacho, seconded by Reid, the recommendation of the Chief of Police be roved that the a lication b a denied. Carried by unanimous vote. The request of the NATIONAL MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY to conduct the Sixth Annual Fund Raising house -to -house caapai gn from Mother's Day, May 14, through Father's Day, June 18, the report of the Business License Clerk, and the City License Collector's recommendation of approval were presented. Moved by Reid, seconded by Waters, Item 17 be approved. Carried by unani- mous vote. The request of BAYVIEW HILLS COMMUNITY COUNCIL to approach local merchants for small donations in connection with their Fifth Annual "Miss Bayview" pageant, the report of the Business License Clerk, and the License Collec- tor's recommendation of approval were presented. Moved by Waters, seconded by Reid, the request of Bayvi ew Hills Community Council be approved. Councilman Hogue said this should not be decided by the Council but should be decided by the members of the Chamber of Commerce. Carried by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Camacho, Reid, Waters, Morgan. Nays: Hogue. A communication from the CITY MANAGER filing seven items with the City Clerk (No Council Action Necessary) : (1) Minutes of the regular meeting of the Board of Directors of the South Bay Irrigation District dated 2/1/72, and minutes of the adjourned meeting of the Board of Directors of the South Bay Irrigation District dated 2/3/72; (2) Special meeting of the Governing Board of the Sweetwater Authority dated 2/4/72; (3) Letter from San Diego County Water Authority dated 3/1/72, enclosing tabulations showing changes in quantity of water stored in San Vicente Reservoir as of 2/29/72, and average monthly water deliveries in c.g.s. by Authority to member agencies for fiscal year 1971-72; (4) Letter from San Diego County Water Authority dated 2/29/72 reporting Authority operations for the month of Feb. 1972; (5) Minutes of the regular meeting of the Board of Directors of the San Diego County Water Authority dated 2/10/72; (6) Cover letter from Leavitt, Fox and Chalker, Inc., Insurance, 261 So. Robertson Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif., attaching replacement Certificate of Insurance covering Diamond Cab Co. of San Diego Co., 1625 Coolidge Ave., Ca., Policy No. GLA 908944; (7) Preliminary Countywide Local Park Program brochure prepared by County of San Diego, Environmental Development Agency, Community Planning Division was presented. REPORTS CITY MANAGER OSBURN said a new police car was totalled out the other night while going Code 3 at Plaza and Palm Avenue; they have received four bids for repair; they recommended they salvage the automobile; they also have four salvage bids; reading from the letter of the Chief of Police, "I, therefore, respectfully suggest and request the following: That the salvage bid of $700 for the damaged unit, without transmission, be accepted from West Auto Wreckers, 296 West Bay Boulevard, Chula Vista. Further, that a new replacement vehicle be ordered from Colonial Ford and charged to Account No. 518 A - Cl". Moved by Camacho, seconded by Reid, the Police Chief's recommendation be approved they purchase a replacement and accept the bid.. There was discussion. Carried by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Camacho, Hogue, Reid, Waters. Nays: Morgan. VICE MAYOR WATERS said out here on Plaza Boulevard, near the intersection of 8th Street the people have been handicapped with those orange sticks they put up; he blamed this on the County and on the engineers for allowing this type of intersection to be built and put in these 5 or 6 homes under this type of pressure of traffic, etc.; he noticed several homes out there that are for sale; and asked what had been done to relieve these people; he knew promises were made to them. City Manager Osburn said their attorney contacted the City's attorney; our attorney told him he was free to come in 3/21/72 109 and talk to the staff at anytime in this regard; in fact, he has his (City Manager's) phone number and everything and he had not seen hide nor hair of him; it was kind of risky to jump in there until they do get some legal advice on it., A PLANNING DEPARTMENT transmittal stating the Planning Commission recommends denial of the request for Commercial Planned Development Permit No„ 8, Humble Oil Co., northwest corner of Buclid Avenue and Plaza Boulevard and suggesting that when they want to proceed with the development they re -submit to the Planning Department was presented. Moved by Morgan, seconded by Camacho, the Planning Commission and the Planning Department recommendation of denial on Items a and b ("Request of Humble Oil & Refining Co. that the decision of the Planning commission to deny their request for an extension of time on Commercial Planned Development Permit No. 8 be reversed"Z be approved. Carried by unanimous vote. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Camacho, the meeting be adjournedto 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, March 22 in the Council Chambers, Carried by unanimous vote. The meeting was adjourned at 8:46 p.m. City Clerk Ci tof National City, Cifornia The foregoing minutes were approved by the City Council of National City at the regular meeting of March 28, 1972. No corrections ElCorrection as noted below Mayor, City at i onal Ci t y, California 3/21/72