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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1971 05-25 CC MIN116 MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OP THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OP NATIONAL CITY, CALIFORNIA May 25, 1971 The regular meeting of the City Council of the City of national City was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Mayor Morgan. ROLL CALL Council members present: Camacho, Hogue, Reid, Waters, Morgan. Absent: None. Administrative officials present: Poster, Gerschler, McLean, Minogue, Osburn, St enberg. SALUTE TO FLAG AND INVOCATION The meeting was opened with salute to the Flag led by City Manager Osburn followed with invocation by Sister Mary Dennis, St. Mary's Catholic Church. APPROVAL OP MINUTES Moved by iaters, seconded by Camacho, the minutes of the regular meeting of May 18, 1971 be approved. Carried by unanimous "vote. . REPORT - TRANSPORTATION The Honorable F. James Bear, 4th District County Supervisor, was scheduled to speak in regard to adoption of a resolution on transportation; Mayor Morgan said Mr. Bear wil], appear next week. COUNCIL COMMUNICATIONS VICE MAYOR WATERS read in full Sweetwater Valley Alarm (regarding proposal of County Board of Supervisor to acquire 750 .. 1,000 acres of land by con- demnation for recreation purposes) which has been distributed within the City. Vice Mayor Waters said some of the things were a little farfetched; he understood it was going to be pretty nice; he suggested the City Manager check this out; a lot of people in the City were being misled. COUNCILMAN HOGUE requested a statement of the policy and the duties of a policeman when he appears in San Diego at court; he would like also a con- structive criticism, if any, from the heads of the Police Department and the Po -ice Officers Association. COUNCILMAN HOGUE said tonight he had to pull over in a lane coming down Plaza Boulevard because there was a horse being ridden down Plaza Boulevard; he would be glad when they were no longer a "cow town" and they could get the horses and children off the street; he hoped the animal ordinance would be amended some day. COUNCILMAN REID said he was happy to see Ione and Mrs. Helen Lamb present as he wanted to discuss Granger Hall; several people have inquired about the looks of it and nothing being done and say they can't find out anything; also, they are very upset about the location; he would like the City Manager to get with these ladies and if 60 days are not enough time, then within 90 days and come back with a report way t h concrete information as to what was going to happen, what's planned and when it was going to happen; he was sorry he had to bring this up. Moved by Reid, seconded by Camacho, a report Ion Granger Hall) come back within 60 da s. Carried by unanimous vote. COUNCILMAN REID said there is a dump starting in the park facing loth Street. Moved by Reid, seconded by Hogue, the dump in the park be cleared out of there within one week. Carried by unanimous vote. MAYOR MORGAN said he kept harping on the County raising taxes and the Assessor; someday this Council was going to have to take some action on telling the Supervisors we don't want our taxes raised in this City. 5/25/71 117 MAYOR MORGAN recognized Brownie Troop 917, Palmer Way School and their leader Mrs. Law. Councilman Hogue presented a plaque to Mrs. Law and the Brownie Troop in recognition of their tree planting program. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS MRS. HELEN LAMB, 441 E. 7th Street (chairman of the Granger Hall Committee for the South Bay Historical Society) was present and said she was happy Councilman Reid brought up Granger Hall as she understood there has been quite a bit of provocation regarding this; she was in accord with them when they say the building was a sad sight, that it had been terribly vandalized inside and outside; many of them remember what a beautiful thing it was when it was located in Paradise Valley for many, many years where there was no vandalism whatsoever; she couldn't begin in 5 minutes to tell them of the trouble they have had in trying to reconstruct the receipts that have come in, the disbursements that have been made for the moving of the building; one reason she was present was to ask that the Mayor appoint a committee to meet with members of the Historical Society. Mayor Morgan recommended thsyr appoint City Manager Osburn and Stan Bi s Buildin Ins ctor as the committee. Moved by Camacho, seconded by Reid, Ma the or=s reccmmendation be approved. Carried by unanimous vote. GEORGE G. WRIGHT, 435 Live Oak Drive, El Cajon, representing Wright Packing Co., Inc., was present in regard to the proposed addition to and expansion of their meat processing plant; his plea was to expedite their building per- mit so they could start construction as soon as possible; they have been de- layed for nearly 30 days and needed to get moving on this. Moved by Camacho, seconded by Waters, the City Clerk be authorized to publish notice of this hearingas ui.ckl as ssible. Carried by unanimous vote. JIM SUTHERLA D, 396 Dominguez Way, El Cajon, representing the Association of Citizens for A Bal anced Ecology, was present and said several items on their docket brought him to the meeting; the association prepared a state- ment that was not intended to be argumentive and he didn't want to be classed with the people speaking for or against; the Council has before them tonight two items relating to the ecological health and well being of the southwest- ern United States, the first of those matters being consideration of a re- port by the Planning Director, Mr. Gerschler, concerning the zoning require- ment in relation to the operation of Scrap Disposal Co. &t 823 W. 17th St.; their group was not concerned with technicalities of policing such opera- tions nor the establishment of reasonable civic housekeeping requirements; the last paragraph of the document seems to imply that should the firm con- form with the City's request to apply for a Conditional Use Permit and that they meet the three conditions stated for the issuance of such a Conditional Use Permit that they are at that point in danger of being compelled to cease operation as result of any possible future violation of the City's code; this seems to be a rather harsh possibility. Mr. Sutherland continued the second item was a request for a hearing on the matter of the proposed ship breaking operation at the 24th Street Marine Terminal; this Council has al- ready gone on record as opposing such use; at the time the resolution was passed, an application for a permit authorizing such use had not been made, so it would seem that this Council in fact was in a position of having ans- wered the question which had not yet been asked; these matters go beyond the scope of local responsiblity and embrace the spheres of national and inter- national responsibilities; in their actions on these matters they were accountable to a much larger constituency than their local population; the Scrap Disposal problem has been recognized as a problem of national import by the Federal Government in a report entitled "Automobile Disposal, A National Problem," which he would leave with them tonight along with a copy of their statement. MAYOR MC 2GAN exhibited the first place award won by National City in the Motor Fleet Safety Contest; they were happy the police officers and other employees cooperate to win this award for the City of National City. 5/25/71 118 ADOPTION OF RESOLUTIONS Moved by Camacho, seconded by Reid, Lte resolutions be read b title. Carried by unanimous vote. RESOLUTION NO. 10,345, "RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING CAPITAL, OUTLAY FUN) EXPENDITURE (El Toyon Park)." moved by Waters, seconded by Hogue, Resolution No. 10134,E be adopted. Carried by unanimous vote. RESOLUTION NO. 10,346, "RESOLUTION ACCEPTING CONVEYANCE OF REAL PROPERTY (Melvyn V. Ingalls and Anna M. Ingalls)." Moved by Hogue, seconded by Reid, Resolution No. 10,346 be adopted. Carried by unanimous vote. RESOLUTION NO. 10,347, "DEDICATION OF CITY OWNED PROPERTY FOR PUBLIC STREET PURPOSES." Moved by Waters, seconded by Hogue, Resolution No. 10 347 be adopted. Carried by unanimous vote. CITY ATTORNEY McLEAN recommended the matter of awardin9 the contract for the Comfort Station be tabled until next week. Moved by raaters, seconded by Reid, the City Attorney! s recommendation be approved. Carried by unanimous vote. RESOLUTION NO. 10,348, "RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF CONTRACT WITH TAYLOR TRACTOR COMPANY FOR WEED ABATEMENT." Moved by Hogue, seconded by Camacho, Resolution No. 10 348 be ado ted. Carried by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Camacho, Hogue, Waters, Morgan. Nays: None. Abstaining Reid. RESOLUTION NO. 10,349, "RESOLUTION APPROVING LOT SPLIT AT 1417 PALM AVENUE Vacant lot on Q Avenue (Miles L. and "delva Juanita Peio) ." Moved by Hogue, seconded by Reid, Resolution No. 101349 be adopted. Carried by unanimous vote. RESOLUTION NO. 10,350, "RESOLUTION ACCEPTING COVENANT RUNNING WITH THE LAND AND DIRECTING THE RECORDING THEREOF (Miles L. and Velva Juanita Peio)." Moved by Camacho, seconded by Reid, Resolution No. 10 350 be adopted. Carried by unanimous vote, RESOLUTION NO. 10,351, "RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THE BUYING OF AMERICAN MADE PRODUCTS." Moved by Waters, seconded by Reid, Resolution No. 10 351 be adopted. Carried by unanimous vote. RESOLUTION NO. 100352, "RESOLUTION SUPPORTING PROPOSITION'S SPONSORED BY COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS FOR BOND ISSUES . " Moved by Reid, seconded by Camacho, Resolution No. 10_4352 be adopted. Carried by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Camacho, Reid, Morgan. Nays: Hogue, Waters. RESOLUTION NO. 10,353, "RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF LEASE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY FOR SPORTING EVENT," Moved by Camacho, seconded by Hogue, Resolu- tion No. 10,353 be adopted. Carried by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Camacho, Hogue, Waters. Nays: None. Abstaining: Reid, Morgan. INTRODUCTION OP ORDINANCES Moved by Hogue, seconded by Waters, the ordinances be presented to Counc41 for first reading by title. Carried by unanimous vote. 1268 ORDINANCE NO. , "An ordinance repealing Ordinance 12 reclassifying property to Zone R-4.." ORDINANCE NO. , "An ordinance amending Ordinance 962 and 1177, zoning ordinances of the City of National City, providing for signs relating to churches in the R-2 and R-4 zones." REPORT OF CITY ATTORNEY - No report. 5/25/71 119 HEARING The CONTINUED HEARING ON THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE ZONING ORDINANCE (962 TO SPECIFY THE ZONES WHEREIN STORAGE OF LIQUIFIED PETROLEUM GAS USES SHALL 3E PERMITTED AND REGULATORY PROVISIONS RELATED THERETO, was held at this time. City Clerk Minogue stated the Certificate of Publication was received and on file; the Fire Department report and the planning Commission recommen- dation was attached to the agenda. Planning Director Gerschler reported the Council has before them tonight an additional report dated May 17 signed by Mr. Ault, Fire Marshal, over Mr. Bacon ' s signature; this report in essence says the Code seems to be adequate control of hazards that would be experi- enced in this case; he would like to point out that at the time of their prior hearing they raised the question as to whether or not the use here would apply in service stations or in service stations as an accessory type gasoline dispensing places; that was the subject of the recent hearing; it was pointed out that the Planning Commission proposal would cover both situ- ations and if the Council wished to limit it just to service stations that stipulation should be made in the motion. City Attorney McLean reminded the Council of his letter at the last public hearing stating he has a personal financial interest in a business that sells propane gas; he has not discussed this matter with anybody on the City staff or the Council or Planning Commis- sion for that reason. Bob Young, Pargas, 7370 Broadway, Lemon Grove, was present and said he was approaching the mike so that if any discussion came up he could get into it later on. No one else was present in this regard. Moved by Waters, seconded by Hogue, the proposed amendment to Zoning Ordi- nance 962 to specify the zones whtEllE-11.21a9.1-2E—li§aiatliriat ,uses shall be permitted and regulatory provisions related thereto this be, approved. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Reid, an amendment be made to the motion this t of business be limited to service stataons onl . Mr. Young said he met with Fire Chief Bacon, the Assistant Fire Chief and Captain Ault for an hour and half meeting; he would be inclined to go along with limiting the accessories with one exception: he had a place in National City which is truck parts and has the facilities; he is working on camper supplies, wrecked vehicles and he has need for propane at that spot;; the Fire Depart- ment has been to the scene and looked it over and they 4ent their report to the Planning Commission; you don't want just strictly service stations; some times there is no way to have a propane setup in service stations but on a thing like campers where they are working on this type who have the space for it, he wants to promote the propane end of it also; it isn't a service station, he has no pumps but he does mechanical work on this type of vehicle; he would like them to take that into consideration before limiting it strict- ly to service stations. Moved by eaters, seconded by Hogue, an amendment be made to the amendment the also include gara es. Vote on the second amendment carried by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Camacho, Hogue, Waters. Nays: Reid, Abstaining: Morgan. The vote on the amendment to the motion carried by unanimous vote. Councilman Reid requested they hear the original motion. City Clerk Minogue stated the motion was to close the hearing and to approve the proposed amendment to the zoning ordinance and to specify the zones wherein storage of liquified petroleum would be permitted and regulatory provisions related thereto, Original motion carried by unan- imous vote. APPROVAL OF SILLS AI'D PAYROLL BILLS AUDITED BY THE FINANCE COMMITTEE were presented: General Fund $ 6,223.22 Traffic Safety 2,862.72 Capital Outlay 599.21 Park 389.54 Retirement 215.00 Gas Tax 2106 6,313.50 Trust & Agency 100.00 Sewer 81.48 Total J162784.67 5/25/71 120 Moved by Hogue, seconded by Waters, these bills bepaid. Carried by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Camacho, Hogue, Reid, Waters, Morgan. Nays. None. PAYROLL AUDITED BY THE FINANCE COMMITTEE in the amount of $105 ,, 9 90.94 was presented. Moved by Camacho, seconded by Reid, the payroll be approved. Carried by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Camacho, Hogue, Reid, Waters, Morgan. Nays: None. UNFINISHED BUS INESS The request by $EAWII D GREENS for an amendment to the resolution granting a Residential Planned Development Permit and the Planning Commission recom- mendation Item 7, Exhibit "A" of Resolution 10,138 be amended to read the same as set forth in Resolution 10,188, Planned Unit Development Permit No. 29, Items "JP" and "I" were presented. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Camacho, this request pertaining to Seawind Greens be disapproved. Earl Brown, 2425 2. 16th Street, was present and said they were in the process of completing those and were going to call Mr. Biggs up on inspection tomorrow; they have completed all of the items and have re -planted many times. Carried by unanimous vote. NEW BUSINESS A communication from the CITY MANAGER regarding a memo from the Planning Director and the City Attorney (attached to the agenda) relative to correc- tion of zoning violations at Scrap Disposal Co., 823 W. 17th Street was presented. Moved by Hogue, this item be filed. Motion died for lack of second. There was discussion. Moved by Camacho, seconded by Morgan, this be referred t the P1ann ,n Direct. and the Attorne to brin back a defi-. na t e anal s is of the ro a ed issue so the could discuss this at the next Council meeting. City Attorney McLean said if he understood what they were saying, they want them to report how it might be they could provide a way for Scrap Disposal to operate but not expand operations to any other pro- perties. Moved by Reid, seconded by Morgan, an amendment be made tom motion that until the live u to the law like other ale with zon�n that is Cain to be �itT firs# • that's }to. 1. Vote on the amendment carried by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Camacho, Reid, Morgan. Nays: Hogue, Waters. There was further discussion. William Ward, 525 8 Street, San Diego, was present and said he was a member of the firm which repre- sents Scrap; he had not personally participated in the discussions between Staff and the Corporation so he would be giving second.handed information; there has been a rather serious dialogue between the representatives of the City and the representative of their client; he was very encouraged by the progress that had been made; he thought, however, they had got ten to the point where they needed to have direction from the Council to determine which of the various alternatives proposed by the City it was going to follow; if they could get past that point, they could then continue to meet and he was very hopeful they could dissolve these long standing differences There was further discussion. Vote on the original motion carried by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Camacho, Reid, Morgan. Nays: Hogue, Waters. Vice Mayor Waters recommended approval of Alternative No. 3 in the Planning Director's memo of April 14 rated the cit z©nin code to add et mal salvnde a arocessin as a ermit t ed use i n the M 4 zone (We urge the re uirement of conditional use rmits with this . This would allow the Plannin Comission and Cit Council' to later review a conditional use application. "j Gloved by Waters, seconded by Hogue, they approve this sa they can continue on to, help Scrap and the City come to order. Motion carried by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Camacho, Hogue, Waters. Nays: Reid, Morgan. A communication from SCRAP DISPOSAL, INC. requesting a public hearing be- fore the City Council on the ramifications of a ship breaking proposal for the National City Terminal and a communication from the Chairman, Board of Port Commissioners, were presented. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Waters, ``"crap Disposal be given the right to a public hearing before the City Coun- cil at their convenience. Motion failed by the following vote, to -wit: 5/25/71 121 Ayes: Hogue, eaters. Nays: Camacho, Reid, Morgan. Mayor Morgan recommend- ed they authorize the City Manager to notify the Port District and Scrap Disposal that the Council has said "no" several times and even last week said "no" and spell the word "no" to the Port District and Scrap so they will understand what the word "no" means. There was discussion. William Brokeman, 540 W. Laurel, San Diego, was present and said he appeared last week asking for an amendment to the zoning ordinance 962 for ship breaking; he was not connected with Scrap Disposal; he came to see if they would re- consider having this public hearing because there were many people besides Scrap Disposal and himself who were interested; he brought a man from the State with him; the people from the Federal Government would like to come and discuss this and he understood the Port had someone here tonight that would be willing to discuss it; they would appreciate it if they could get all of these different governmental agencies, such as the State, the Port and the Federal Government coming to discuss it with them; it would be an advantage to the Council and then al o. City Attorney McLean said he can write a letter to the Council and in the ordinary course of business his letter will go on the agenda; when his letter comes up on the agenda and somebody makes a motion concerning it he would say he could address the Council in the same fashion that others do in discussion of motions; other than that, the only way he was going to get a hearing, so to speak, was to institute some sort of application for a zone change or a change to the Zoning Ordinance which will go to the Planning Commission first and then to the Council; that will be another way to achieve the public hearing; unless there was some provision in State law that requires the public hearing, he didn't think they had the legal right to require the Council to set up any sort of a hearing; there was no ruling on legal requirements that you have Oral Communications or that you have any audience participation at all; the law says that the Council will govern the affairs of the City. There was further discussion. Henry Roloff, F. 0. Box 1046, San Diego, representing Scrap Disposal and Port Improvement Associates, was present and spoke in regard to Mr. Williams' request for a public hearing which was recommended by the Port District. Mr. Roloff said this item has been on the Port Dis- trict agenda since fall of 1970 and in each case the Port District deferred to the political prerogative of National City because it does concern the 24th Street Terminal; they kept suggesting that the City Council, the Mayor and the people of National City should be fully apprised so all facts could be heard; Mr. Furgatch said that the Port would take up their proposal again after they ascertain what the objections were, if any, of the entire City Council of National City. A communication from VAN T. SHACKEL.FORD, BROKER, JERRY HARRIS REALTY, re- questing an item be placed on the May 25 agenda to restore Permits 2126- 2128 issued James Morgan to operate a business at 9th and National was presented. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Camacho, this request be denied. James T. Stovall, 42Q Harbison Avenue, was present and said he was there on behalf of Mr. Shackelford; they hoped they could convince the Council that they all have something to gain in letting this business come to 9th and National (old Masonic Hall); permits were issued for the business and then revoked 5/5/71; Mr. James Morgan was willing to invest over $50,O00.00 for building remodeling plus equipment and fixtures; his payroll would be over $1,000.00 weekly; he agrees to resurface, reface, or repaint the building; he will comply with the Fire ordinances; he has been negotiating for off street parking and is aware that this is a saturated area; the sale of this property was to have been completed before May 15; it is in escrow now and was ready to close when this man received notice of his permits being revoked; the money from the sale would help complete a new Masonic Temple at 12th and B; this new building when completed will be worth approximately $20O,OOO.00 and will be a credit to the community; Mr. Morgan and himself followed this clear through the Engineering Department, the Planning Department, the Fire Department, Police Department and the permits were issued; they started obtaining permits before they ever went into escrow; after escrow was almost ready to close, an ordinance was pass- ed and the permits revoked; he would like to have them consider reissuing these permits so they could go ahead and transfer this property and the man 5/25/71 122 could do business in the City of National City. There was discussion. Motion to deny carried by unanimous vote. An application by Julio A. Barajas, 1329 E. 17th Street, to move a structure from 1623 lieu Avenue to 1329 E. 17th Street, a communication from the Direc- tor of the Building & Housing Department recommending the request be grant- ed subject to seven conditions and a communication from the Planning Direc- tor recommending the application be denied were presented. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Waters, this item be tabled for further information. Carried by unanimous vote. A communication from the CITY MANAGER regarding Federal aid for the urban street system and recommending they ask the County Engineer to be res onsi- bl,e for coordinatinglocal in ut for cleveio y ent of the s stem was present- ed. (Planning Director Gerschler left the Council Chambers at 8 :50p.m.) Moved by Hogue, seconded by Reid, the Cit Man er's recommendation be a roved rtainin to Federal aid. Carried by unanimous vote. A communication from the Police Chief regarding a high school Solicitor's Permit and a communication from the Career Development & Guidance Specialist, Sweetwater Union High School District, were presented. Moved by Camacho, seconded by Reid, this be aproved. There was discussion. (City Attorney McLean left the Council Chambers at 8:52 p.m.) City Manager Osburn said the schools have a program whereby young people can get actual working ex- perience in going around and selling items and acquaint them with the local business procedures; it was his understanding they get credit for this. Motion carried by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Camacho, Hogue, Reid, Morgan. Nays: Waters. Vice Mayor Waters said he thought they should at least know where these proceeds go. The LEAGUE OF CALIFORNIA CITIES LEGISLATIVE BULLETIN, dated May 14, 1971, with the City Manager's recommendations was presented. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Camacho, the Council approve the recommendations of the Cit Manager rtainin to the Lea ue of California Cities Le is1ative Bulletin dated May 14. Carried by unanimous vote. A communication from the CHAIRMAN, 24TH ANNUAL MAYTIME SAND REVIEW, thank- ing the Council for their interest and participation in this year's presen- tation was presented. Ordered filed by unanimous vote. A communication from the CITY MANAGER listing members of the Street Tree Committee was presented. Ordered filed by unanimous vote. MAYOR MORGAN said he noticed the Manager of the Chamber of Commerce was present and he was very happy to have her present. The linutes of the PARK & RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD meeting of May 17, 1971 were presented. Ordered filed by unanimous vote. The minutes of the CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION meeting of May 19, 1971 were presented. (City Attorney McLean returned to the City Council Chambers at 8:55 p.m.) Ordered filed by unanimous vote. Step increases for eligible employees, approved by department heads and the City Manager: (a) Violet Duncan, Library and (b) David L. =-.bod, Park & Recreation Department, were presented. Moved by Waters, seconded by Reid, the ste incrVi eases for eli ible em Io ees olet Duncan and David L. Wood of the Library and Park & Recreation, be approved. Carried by unanimous vote. (Planning Director Gerschler returned to the Council Chambers at 8:56 p.m.) REPORTS CITY MANAGER OSBURN reported receipt of a communication from the Chief Ad- ministrative Officer, San Diego County, advising he has recommended to the 5/25/71 123 Board of Supervisors that 70% of all their 2106 gas tax monies be used for the development of streets within the cities that fit into the category of city -county thoroughfare system; this is basically a 50-50 grant with special provisions on it for special items within the project; he recommend- ed the Council approve this and proceed with this. Moved by .Uaters, second- ed by Camacho, the City Manager's recdnxmendat i.on be approved. Carried by unanimous vote. CITY CLERK MINOGUB reported receipt of a communication from the Registrar of Voters stating the Board of Supervisors appointed the City Clerk a mem- ber of the Supervisorial Redistricting Committee which was on file. CITY CLERK MINOGUE reported receipt of a communication from the San Diego City Attorney enclosing a copy of prepared testimony and exhibits by the City of San Diego in PUC Application No. 52250, San Diego Gas & Electric Co., Authority to Increase Rates by Surcharging for Additional Franchise Fees, which was on file. CITY CLERK MI1'4OGUE reported receipt of an Order Reopening Investigation be- fore the Public Utilities Commission, Case No. 9015, Investigation into Re- quirements for a General Order on Siting of New Electric Generating Plants & Certain Electric Transmission Facilities of all Electric 1 ublic Utilities in the State of California, which was on file. Moved by Waters, seconded by Camacho, the meeting be closed. Carried by unanimous vote. The meeting closed atw 9:00 p.m. City Cler Cite of National City, Calif. The foregoing minutes were approved by the City Council of National City at the regular meeting of June 1, 1971. No corrections Correction as noted below Mayor, City `: a Tonal City, California Paragraph 13, page 118, "...An ordinance repealing Ordinance 1268 reclassifying property to Zone R-4." 5/25/71