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1969 02-11 CC MIN
252 MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NATIONAL CITY, CALIFORNIA February 11, 1969 The regular meeting of the City Council of the City of National City was call- ed to order at 7:30 p.m. by Mayor Morgan. Council members present: Camacho, Colburn, Hogue, Reid, Morgan. Absent: None. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS present: Foster, Maley, McLean, Minogue, Osburn, Parks, Stockman, Watts. MAYOR MORGAN welcomed Mr. & Mrs. E. H. Alsdorf to the Council meeting. The meeting was opened with salute to the Flag led by City Manager Osburn fol- lowed with invocation by Mr. E. H. Alsdorf. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Hogue, the minutes of the regular meeting of February 4, 1969 be approved. Carried by unanimous vote. COUNCILMAN REID recommended Council instigate a 1911 Act from 16th Street over to the drainage ditch that comes down through Montgomery Ward from D Avenue to Highland; the drainage ditch is approximately 14th Street or 15th Street and runs east and west. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Colburn, Councilman Reid's recommendation be approved. Councilman Colburn requested Council receive in writing the areas included by the motion. Carried by unanimous vote. MAYOR MORGAN stated there is a bad drainage problem on Harbison and Earle Drive; the problem was caused by water from the City of San Diego and inquired if there was any way the City could obtain relief. City Attorney McLean said National City could ask them to initiate a 1511 Act to solve the drainage problem. Mayor Morgan said the water built up in the City of San Diego and then hit National City, that was where the problem came in; there was no prob- lem so far as National City drainage water was concerned. City Attorney Mc- Lean said he could not give an answer without asking the City Engineer to anal- yze exactly what the problem was; there are provisions for the City to con- struct a 1911 Act financed project and assess outside the City. Mayor Morgan requested the City Manager to check into this with the City Engineer and have the City Attorney give an opinion next week. MAYOR MORGAN recommended a 1911 Act be instigated in front of Olivewood School on F Avenue south of 24th Street to 28th Street; the street is used by many people and is in bad shape. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Camacho, the Mayor's recommendation be approved. Vice Mayor Hogue said perhaps they should put the whole City under a 1911 Act. Carried by unanimous vote. MAYOR MORGAN stated Mr. Floyd Hicks needed an extension of six weeks for com- pletion of his problem on 8th and National; at that time he will have every- thing in the new building; he hoped Council would go along with the request. Councilman Reid inquired if the building had been torn down. Mayor Morgan re plied Mr. Hicks would be out of the old building and into the new one; the olu building would be coming down in six weeks. Moved by Reid, seconded by Morgan, the Mayor's recommendation be approved. Vice Mayor Hogue inquired if Mr. Hicks would be using the old building after the 7th of February (limit of prev- ious time extension granted by Council.) Mayor Morgan replied the old build- ing would be used during this six week period. Vice Mayor Hogue stated once the City condemns a public building as being unsafe for public occupation, they should stick to it. Mr. Floyd Hicks, 1840 Gregory Street, San Diego, was present and said he did not intend to use the building the full six weeks; his building was not the only one involved but it also involved the building in which Mr. Groeschel's (owner, Mustang Cocktail Lounge, 22 W. 8th Street) busi- ness was in; the building he was moving into abuts Mr. Groeschel's building and in order for him to have the exit required by the Fire Department, Mr. Groeschel's building will have to came down also; they were both working days and part of nights to accomplish the move; they have both obtained loans to 2/11/69 253 this with and would like to be able to keep their businesses open until They could get moved and get the problem solved. Councilman Colburn said he was afraid if a Court decision was required on any problem arising from the building's condition, the Court would say the Council obviously has had enough time to prevent anyone going into the building yet they have continued to ex- tend the time limit, they must not think it was in such bad condition; he would rather leave the situation at status quo. Councilman Colburn inquired if the same number of notices had been given the Mustang address on 8th Street regarding time for being removed. City Attorney McLean said not precisely; the Mustang Club was under a different ownership than now; the original unsafe building procedure was instituted against the Melody Club; it was the adminis- trative decision to take one building at a time on major commercial structures; Mr. Hicks building was inspected and found to be unsafe and he was given notice to either repair his building or abandon it and tear it down; in looking at the situation, they saw there was a canon wail between Mr. Hicks' building and the Mustang Club; they then gave notice to the property owners of the Mus- tang; there was then a question of whether they were going to tear the build- ing down, attempt to rehabilitate it or sell it; in the meantime, Mr. Hicks indicated an interest in buying that property to provide off street parking; he made an agreement to buy the property; this all happened at the time the City was giving the Davidsons (owner of property in which Mustang Club is lo- cated) notice their building was unsafe; as a practical matter, the Melody Club building cannot be torn down without tearing down the Mustang building because of the common wall; the time has run out on the Melody Club building; there is a judgment against it; it has only been because of the different decisions of the Council to allow the business operators more time to re -lo- cate that the buildings haven't been closed. Motion to approve the Mayor's recommendation carried by the following vote, to -writ: Ayes: Colburn, Reid, Morgan. Nays: Camacho, Hogue. VICE MAYOR HOGUE stated he was impressed with the fact on certain liquor licenses certain members of the Council view them one way and when it comes to something really dangerous to the public pertaining to a liquor license, it is viewed another way; he didn't understand it. DAVID WIGNALL, 2819 E. llth Street, was present and said he circulated a peti- tion for the improvement of Arcadia Place from the 800 - 1100 block under the 1911 Act; 87% of the people said "yes" they wanted it; one thing the people want is a red curb at the corner of 8th and Arcadia; Mr. Owens said this was called "controlling traffic" and he said it in a way which meant you cannot do this; it was not allowed in this City for residents to control traffic; there is a blind hill there so that a person parked in one particular spot can neither see nor hear coming traffic; he had an accident there one time for which the City was cited by the Police Department; the property owner at this spot had a hedge 14' - 15' in height and people who wanted to pull out into traffic from there could not see traffic to their left and had to creep out into the lane of traffic; the hedge has been cut but you still cannot see down the hill so it is their suggestion this spot be red curbed so no one can park there. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Colburn, this problem be referred to the Traffic Safey Committee regarding the corner of 8th Street and Arcadia Stree. Carried by unanimous vote. EDWARD THOMAS, JR., 6042 Potomac Street, San Diego, representing the Southern California Indian Assistance Company, was present and said Council denied their request to hold a street dance because they were not aware of the pur- pose of the organization. Mr. Thomas said they were working with Indians in the Arizona - New Mexico region, although they will not limit themselves to this region. Vice Mayor Hogue inquired if the organization had been incorpor- ated. Mr. Thomas replied their papers of incorporation as a non-profit organ- ization were now in Sacramento being processed; they should have a report back in approximately two weeks. Councilman Colburn stated anyone could write a letter and anyone could walk up to the podium and make a similar statement; he thought Mr. Thomas could have verified his statements by some authority; it was hard to believe there was in today's society (with the government hav- ing taken care of so many of the Indians as well as so many Indians in other countries) there were people in this need and Mr. Thomas was a very rare case 2/11/69 • 42? qa�4. p rps att r says° r pM ° Aarr°v° S-1l� �` bA,. at, 4t 6 zly� .3126 ° h 4 a ' �Ito � 3 e tf1 `t yV 'b� 2 9 Aa � d A p'S'3y sp• 4. 9,z�'9,t Os Q'tr0t.A• °AI Aar?�a� y k �b r Ab.pa rah z rA_ 2 ''t :oa J 4 tf1 fc�t $4, 04.4) m°s rati A04. bl pb,Za j aAt, �QS � J on sn b vr'O) `tt,t a� yM Ar Ap Op ` , �2 • sarcf ? °°a rt. 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Mr. Maley replied there would be such a possibilL. it would depend somewhat on the utility company. Councilman Reid inquired if the State had ever been asked to make a study of the soil. City Manager Os - burn said they had no outside study on it. Mayor Morgan requested the City Manager to call someone regarding this and then to give a report on it later. Mr. Maley said studies had been made by two private laboratories and the State Farm Advisor had gone over this particular area with them; they had their rec- ommendation. Motion to approve the recommendations carried by unanimous vote. RESOLUTION NO. 9755, "RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF NATIONAL CITY AND KENNETH K. HAYASHI & ASSOCIATES, LANDSCAPE ARCH- ITECTS," was presented. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Hogue, the resolution be read by title. Carried by unanimous vote. The title was read. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Camacho, the Resolution be adopted. Carried by unanimous vote. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Colburn, two ordinances be presented for second reading by title only. Carried by unanimous vote. ORDINANCE NO. 1216, "AN ORDINANCE FOR THE REGULATION OF THE SALE OF GASOLINE AS AN INCIDENTAL USE." Moved by Colburn, seconded by Hogue, the Ordinance be adopted. Carried by unanimous vote. ORDINANCE NO. 1217, "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 962, ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NATIONAL CITY, CALIFORNIA (Zone Change from R-4, Multiple Fami- ly Residence Zone to C-4 Wholesale Commercial Zone, to Facilitate Relocation of Public Works Yard)." Moved by Reid, seconded by Hogue, the Ordinance be adopted. Motion carried by the folloring vote, i,2-wit: Ayes: Camacho, Hogue, Reid, Morgan. Nays: Colburn. CITY MANAGER OSBURN stated in checking with the City of Carlsbad, he was told they did not receive a State grant for the installation of safety reflector buttons on their streets; they are using their own traffic safety money for this purpose. CITY MANAGER OSBURN stated he would like to report in regard to proposed one - day fees for search lights next week. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Reid, the City Manager's recommendation be approved. Carried by unanimous vote. The Council considered the request for City owned speed racks and boxing equip- ment by the COMMUNITY ACTION COUNCIL. City Clerk Minogue stated the recommen- dation of the Director of Parks & Recreation was attached to the agendas. Moved by Camacho, seconded by Hogue, the request be granted. Carried by unan- imous vote. The Council considered the request of AM -PAC SIGNS to install a free-standing sign for the National City Golf Course. City Clerk Minogue stated the recom- mendation of the Director of Building & Housing was attached to the agendas. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Colburn, the requests be granted. Carried by unanimous vote. The Council ccnsidered the Agreement with the SWIM CLUB BOOSTERS at this time, City Clerk Minogue stated the recommendation of the Director of Parks & Recre- ation was attached to the agendas. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Camacho, the recommendation (the agreement be ratified by the City Council to become effec- tive on the day after its approval) of the Director of Parks & Recreation be approved. Mayor Morgan inquired if the City Manager agreed they were almost to the point where they could hire someone full time for the Park & Recreation Department. City Manager Osburn said he did; they would be expending approxi- mately $3477.00 a year; probably by the end of this year or some time next year they will be paying enough to hire a full time employee. 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RP a o d. r a' ey, a d 4 ti is 'od • rf'h rOe to v t• e r t o d ° h '. a4 n = c• lD ° • d v, Mogabe 257 _..ce Service, 864 Broadway, Chula Vista, California, 92011, Policy No. CV 76-69, effective 1/29/69; (2) Minutes of the Adjourned Meeting of the Board Directors of the South Bay Irrigation District, dated January 28, 1969; (3) Letter from the San Diego County Water Authority, dated February 3, 196S, enclosing tabulations showing changes in quantity of water stored in San Vicen- te Reservoir as of 1/31/69, and average monthly water deliveries in c.f.s. by the Authority to member agencies for fiscal year 1968-69 through January 31, 1969. CITY MANAGER OSBURN stated last week the City Council granted an overwidth driveway at 19th and Highland which was reported erroneously to the Council as a driveway for the car wash at 19th and Highland; the driveway is for the restaurant next door; Item three on the recommendation was that the City re- quire them to comply with Ordinance No. 1209 regarding running water into the streets; it would be unfair to hold the drive-in restaurant back because the car wash was dumping water into the street; the City was dealing with the own- er of the property now in an attempt to correct this. Moved by Hogue, second- ed by Camacho, Item III Council voted on last week be deleted. Carried by unanimous vote. CITY MANAGER OSBURN reported receipt of a request from Mr. Penick for an ex- tension of 30 working days on Assessment District 153, (I Ave., J Ave., L Ave., 20th Street, 22na Street, 24th Street). Moved by Colburn, seconded by Camacho, the extension of time be granted. Carried by unanimous vote. VICE MAYOR HOGUE stated the block wall at Las Palmas Little League Field had not been presented and requested Director of Parks & Recreation Maley come forward to answer questions. The Vice Mayor inquired if it was Mr. Maley's opinion the new freeway will be down to the level of the baseball field. Mr. Maley said this was the knowledge he had at this moment which was from the preliminary plans he saw 11 years ago from the State Highway Department; City Engineer Foster has the plans in his office. City Engineer Foster suggested more current information be obtained. Moved by Morgan, seconded by Hogue, this item be on the Agenda next week. Carried by unanimous vote. CITY CLERK MINOGUE reported receipt of South Bay Irrigation District Resolution No. 225 authorizing the president and secretary to sign the Joint Powers Agreement of 1969. CITY CLERK MINOGUE reported receipt of the State Controller's Annual Report of Financial Transactions Concerning Streets & Roads, Fiscal Year 1967-68. DIRECTOR OF PLANNING STOCKMAN inquired if they could bring up the matter of the relocation of Mr. Santana's structure (Jose L. Santana - moving dwelling from 1912 Grove Avenue to 2910 E. 19th Street); his sister was present to ans- wer questions from the Council. Councilman Colburn stated if it was legal and approved by the City Attorney he favored Mr. Santana's request so long as he was under the obligation to remove the house if he did not fulfill the Planned Development requirements or if he could not fulfill he would be under a time limit; he was saying that he would consider his using that as a very limited temporary storage for this house. City Attorney McLean said they could re- quire him to post a bond; the City would have to get an opinion from the house movers how much money it would cost the City if it had to move the house; he could have the opinion next week; Council could vote to allow Mr. Santana to move his house to the new site and give him 90 days to make the application and present the plans to the Planning Commission for approval required by the ordinance; he could post a bond in an amount to be determined by the City Man- ager. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Camacho, this request be approved and it be turned over to the City Manager and City Attorney with the City Attorney drawing up the necessary legal document mentioned to protect the City and the house be left in a Planned Development area for a 90-day limit. Vice Mayor Hogue said regarding the moving of houses, staff should be sure (before it gets to the Council) the area they're moving the house into is the correct area which would eliminate a problem like this. Vice Mayor Houge inquired if Mr. Santana moves his house to this area, will he have to go to the Planning 2/11/69 253 _mmission to ask the lot he is moving on be rezoned to a zone to permit his. to put the house these. Director of Planning Stockman said he would not; th was an R-4 Zone which would permit a single fA-nily residence; all he would need to do would be to present the plans for a Planned Development Permit at the next Planning Commission meeting on the 24th. Maria Williams, 2905 E. 20th Street, was present and inquired if there was any reason why they thought the house might have to be moved again. Mayor Morgan replied that would be up to the Planning Commission. Councilman Colburn stated there was no reason they would have to move the house after it was moved once so long as they com- plied with the zone in the area; Council did not know they were going to com- ply with the zone regulation until the plan was submitted. Director of Plann- ing Stockman said her office had gone over the Planned Development Permit with Mrs. Williams and the gentleman who was drawing up her plans; she felt the re- quirements could be complied with. Motion to approve the request carried by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Camacho, Colburn, Hogue, Reid. Nays: Morgan. MAYOR MORGAN called an Executive Session at 8:55 p.m. The meeting reconvened at 9:03 p.m. Council members present: Camacho, Col - burn, Hogue, Reid, Morgan. Absent: None. Mayor Morgan welcomed the President of the Chamber of Commerce to the Council meeting. Moved by Camacho, seconded by Reid, the meeting be closed. Carried by unani- mous vote. The meeting closed at 9:04 p.m. ATTEST: CITY CLERK MAYO12, CITY CITY, CALIFORNIA 2/11/69