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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1968 08-20 CC MINMINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OP NATIONAL CITY, CALIFORNIA 102 August 20, 1968 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. Council members present: Camacho, Colburn, Hogue, Reid, Morgan. Absent: None. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS present: Foster, McLean, Minogue, Osburn, Parks, Stockman. The meeting was opened with salute to the Flag led by City Manager Osburn, followed with invocation by the Reverend Leroy C. Westbrook, First Baptist Church. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Reid, the minutes of the regular meeting of August 13, 1968 be approved. Carried by unanimous vote. COUNCILMAN REID suggested a telegram be sent to the Covina Pony League team (Washington, Pa.) wishing them well as they compete for the champion- ship. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Colburn, Councilman Reid's recommendation be approved. Carried by unanimous vote. MAYOR MORGAN stated he received complaints from several people who have large families and at times cannot afford for them to swim in the City pool; in checking with other cities he found they have an hour or two a week for people to come in free. The Mayor requested the City Manager to check into this and possibly establish a similar procedure next year at the National City Municipal Pool. THOMAS GROESCHEL, owner of the Mustang cocktail bar, 22 W. 8th Street, was present and requested a review of his application for transfer of his liquor license; the building he occupies will be razed and the street widened; as it is now, another building could be built there but it would be too small; he was thinking of buying a building around the corner from his present location (816 National Avenue) and made application for premises to premises transfer and planned to use the present location for off street parking; the Council voted to protest the transfer; he has a total of $36,000.00 invested in the business which will be gone when he moves his business. City Manager Osburn stated the business was located in the building on the corner of 8th and National which will be torn down around the 1st of October. Mr. Groeschel said he was in the middle of the block. The City Manager said it was a portion of the same area which would be torn down; this has been re- viewed once and was turned down. Mr. Groeschel said he had not been notified to vacate the premises but it would be coming soon and he wanted to protect himself; he has been in that same location for twenty-one years. City Attorney McLean said the building occupied by Mr. Groeschel's business was sub -standard and the owners of the property were notified the building would have to cane down or be rehabilitated; they have sold or are in the process of selling to Mr. Floyd Hicks who owns the property on the corner; Mr. Hicks has told them he will tear down the building which Mr. Groeschel occupies; as a matter of fact, there is a common wall, so when Mr. Hicks' building comes down, Mr. Groeschel's building will fall down. The City Attorney said Mr. Groeschel applied to move his liquor license to 816-20 Na-ional Avenue, it came before the Council and they voted to protest the transfer. Mr. Groeschel said he had all of his life's savings in his business, a seven year lease on the land and he has a good reputation with the Police Department. City Attorney McLean suggested the Council may want to have this put on the Agenda and the old reports on the matter could be brought back; Mr. Groeschel would then have an opportunity to prepare a presentation on whatever he plans to do. Mayor Morgan said they would put the matter on the Agenda next week, although he could see no reason why they should do it. Moved by Camacho, seconded by Reid, they put this item on the Agenda next week. Vice Mayor Hogue suggested Mr. Groeschel tell them next week what type of bar or restaurant he planned to have. Carried by unanimous vote. HOWARD SMITH, 830 K Avenue, was present and requested copies of the resolutions listed on the Agenda which pertained to the 1911 Act Improvement 8/20/68 103 f 8th Street, Assessment District No. 165 which would aid them to under- stand what would be read tonight. Mayor Morgan stated copies were always osted on the bulletin board at the entrance to the building. Mr. Smith said he would prefer to have a copy rather than to have to stand there to r-ad it. City Manager Osburn stated they could have a copy made for Mr. S ith for a fee. Mr. Smith objected to a charge for the -copies. Mayor Morgan told Mr. Smith he would get his copy of the resolution if he had t . pay for it himself. E. H. ALSDORF, 2105 J Avenue, was present and stated the City Council took u.on itself to order paving and curbing without the request of the people d he did not go along with that; he was referring to I, J, L, 20th, 22nd, a d 24th Streets (Assessment District No. 153) involving $94,000.00; there h been no newspaper publicity on this work at all. City Clerk Minogue s ated the City Engineer's and City Manager's hearing requires mailing of notices; the Resolution of Intention will be advertised this coming Sunday; notice of the hearing on the Resolution of Intention has to be advertised t n days prior to the hearing, actually it will be advertised about fifteen d-ys before. Councilman Colburn stated when the people whose property was c+ncerned received their notices, they will have the opportunity to protest; t e Council has initiated the proceedings rather than to have the people i•itiate them; the people can turn the project down. City Clerk Minogue s ated there has been one hearing on this and if Mr. Alsdorf did not re- c ive a notice that indicated he was not being assessed within the district. M 1 S f r D b m w w C . ALSDORF requested Council action on the application for a beer and wine cense for a public eating place at 816 E. 30th Street which is in the eetwater Market building and in the County; if there is to be an en- rcing of the law, it will have to be by our Chief of Police; he was about ady to make protest to the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, both in San ego and Sacramento; the Council should take some action along this line cause of the 2,000 students in Sweetwater Union High School who could ke this their eating place and there will be violation after violation ich can't be stopped unless it is required they have an officer on duty enever this place is open; this information will not come to National ty because this is a strip of County property. C TY CLERK MINOGUE stated prior to considering Resolution No. 2 on the A•enda (Resolution Fixing 1968-69 Tax Rate), Item 7 (Communication from C'ty Manager Osburn recommending tax rate for 1968-69 be established at $ .68) under New Business should be considered. R= OLIT.CION NO. 9648, "RESOLUTION ACCEPTING CONVEYANCE OF REAL PROPERTY (`weetwater Union High School, District of San Diego County)"(adds to 30th Street right of way), was presented. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Cacho, it be read by title. Carried by unanimous vote. The title was r-ad. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Reid, the Resolution be adopted. C-rried by unanimous vote. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Reid, Item 7 under New Business be brought to the floor at this time. City Manager Osburn stated the final assessed valuation for 1968-69, the total value of taxable property amounts to $4:,789,750.00 or $735,060.00 more than his budgetary estimate; he rec- ended they cut the tax rate .02 and make the General Fund .71; Park .3 ; Library .28; Retirement .31; and Civic Center Bond .07, making a total of $1.68. R Mo un th on Co in an am em Ma Fi he OLUTION NO. 9649, "RESOLUTION FIXING 1968-1969 TAX RATE," was presented. ed by Hogue, seconded by Camacho, it be read by title. Carried by nimous vote. The title was read. Moved by Reid, seconded by Camacho, Resolution be adopted. Councilman Colburn inquired approximately ghat cent in the tax rate would bring. City Manager Osburn said $4,879.00. ncilman Colburn stated he was against the motion and in favor of leav- the tax rate as it was ($1.70); the .02 savings would not discourage one from bringing a business or becoming a resident in our City; the unt saved would be the amount necessary to pay a new desperately needed loyee requested during the budget session and approved by the City ager; they could hire one additional employee for either the Police or e Department, whichever was needed the most. Vice Mayor Hogue stated was in agreement with Councilman Colburn; they should put the .02 back 8/20/68 104 n the tax rate and hire another employee. Mayor Morgan stated National ity was very well supplied with policemen; we have more per thousand than ny other city in San Diego County; anytime the City can cut their tax rate they should. Councilman Reid stated just hiring people was not the answer; t ey had to consider whether or not they could afford to keep their salaries year after year. The motion to adopt the resolution carried by the following vote, to wit: Ayes: Camacho, Reid, Morgan. Nays: Colburn, Hogue. R. OLUTION NO. 9650, "RESOLUTION ADOPTING MAP SHOWING EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES 0 ASSESSMENT DISTRICT (8th Street, "K" Avenue to Easterly Line of Railway Right -of -Way, Assessment District No. 165)," was read in full. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Reid, the Resolution be adopted. City Attorney McLean said the map referred to is on file in the City Clerk's office for the i spection of any interested person; it shows exactly the boundaries of the district. Councilman Colburn inquired what the boundaries of the assess- m nt district were. Mayor Morgan said north and south of 8th Street it gees back half way of the block except the person who owns all the way back f rther than half way, it will cover that. Councilman Colburn said they d leted from K to L because of acquisition of property and inquired if that w:s correct. City Manager Osburn said it would require cutting back the b nks and building retaining walls. Councilman Colburn inquired if houses would have to be removed. City Manager Osburn said the houses would not h:ve to be removed if they built the retaining wall. Councilman Colburn i quired what the share was to be paid by the City. City Attorney McLean s id the City budgeted $85,665.65 as their share of the cost of the project. C ty Clerk Minogue said it was $112,000.00 under the City Engineer's report. �•tion to adopt the Resolution carried by unanimous vote. R: OLUTION NO. 9651, "PRELIMINARY DETERMINATION OF LEGISLATIVE BODY UNDER ''PECIAL ASSESSMENT INVESTIGATION, LIMITATION AND MAJORITY PROTEST ACT OF 1.31' (8th Street, 'K' Avenue to Easterly Line of Railway Right -of -Way, sessment District No. 165)," was presented. Moved by Hogue, seconded b Reid, it be read by title. Carried by unanimous vote. The title was r=ad. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Reid, the Resolution be adopted. C-rried by unanimous vote. ROLUTION NO. 9652, "RESOLUTION APPROVING REPORT AND FIXING HEARING DATE (:th Street, 'IL' Avenue to Easterly Line of Railway Right -of -Way, Assess- m nt District No. 165)," was presented. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Reid, it be read by title. Carried by unanimous vote. The title was read. Moved by Reid, seconded by Colburn, the Resolution be adopted. Carried by unanimous vote. R .OLUTION NO. 9653, "RESOLUTION ENCOURAGING THE SAN DIEGO UNIFIED PORT DISTRICT TO BUILD PROPOSED NEW ADMINISTRATION BUILDING IN THE SOUTH BAY AR ," was presented. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Hogue, it be read by ti le. Carried by unanimous vote. The title was read. Moved by Reid, se onded by Colburn, the Resolution be adopted. Carried by unanimous vote. ORIINANCE NO. , "An Ordinance Amending Ordinance No. 962, Zoning Ordinance of the City of National City, California Establishing Tourist, Co 'ercial Planned Development Zone," was presented for the first reading. Mo ed by Hogue, seconded by Reid, the first reading of the ordinance be by title only. Carried by unanimous vote. The title was read. CI Y ATTORNEY McLEAN asked for consideration of his letter to the Mayor an. Council requesting permission to be absent from the next regular meet - in of the City Council (August 27th). Moved by Reid, seconded by Hogue, th City Attorney's request be approved. Carried by unanimous vote. 8/20/68 105 ILLS audited by the FINANCE COMMITTEE were presented as follows: General Fund $16,852.55 Traffic Safety 2,196.16 Park 6,070.50 Retirement 15,639.48 Gas Tax No. 2106 4,227.64 Gas Tax No. 2107 16,810.50 Trust & Agency 50.00 Sewer 1,404.00 Civic Center 6,316.12 Total $69,566.95 oved by Colburn, seconded by Camacho, the bills be approved and warrants rdered drawn for same. Carried by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: amacho, Colburn, Hogue, Reid, Morgan. Nays: None. YROLL audited by the FINANCE COMMITTEE in the amount of $77,734.29 was •resented. Moved by Reid, seconded by Hogue, the payroll be approved and arrants ordered drawn for same. Carried by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Camacho, Colburn, Hogue, Reid, Morgan. Nays: None. T e Council considered request for oversized driveways at 529 E. 16th S reet. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Reid, the recommendation of the City E gineer and Assistant Planner (the proposal as shown on the plot plan be a. proved with the condition the applicant be required to pave the alley w'th 6" P.C. Concrete, 20' in width and the length of his lot frontage) be approved. Carried by unanimous vote. . • A•peal to the City Council of the denial of the issuance of a building p-rmit by the Department of Building & Housing and of the appeal to the Cty Planning Commission for construction of an AMERICAN OIL SERVICE STATION within the projected redevelopment area (Council to set date for a public hearing), was presented. Keith Atherton, 5762 Pray Street, B.nita, was present and said prior to coming to the meeting he thought t is matter was to be heard but now knew it was just to be set for a public h-aring. Mr. Atherton said in the ordinance adopted last August, Council said they would present a plan within a reasonable time; in Item 4 (New B siness) the Council is being commended for obtaining money and he inquir- e whether the money was obtained and if there was a Planner. City A torney McLean stated the Redevelopment Agency was informed their appli- c=tion for a study and planning grant was granted; at the same time a c-rtain amount of money (in the neighborhood of 22 million dollars) was s-t aside to provide the capital funds necessary to make up the deficit i the project goes ahead; the first step in expanding the study and plan- n ng grant of $380,000.00 is to survey the area establishing an engineer- i g plan for the area and to establish a preliminary redevelopment plan w ich would include the proposed land usage. Mr. Atherton inquired if t at was available. The City Attorney said it was; it just became avail- ale. Mr. Atherton said then they should have a planner soon; in their o n ordinance it says within a reasonable time; that was in August and if t ere's a plan like the City Engineer says this is feasible, it fits into t e program, it fits into the streets and everything, he was sure their p anner was going to come up with this plan on this corner. City Attorney McLean asked Mr. Atherton if he agreed to setting September 3rd, 8:00 p.m. a- the time for the hearing. Mr. Atherton said that would be all right. C ty Attorney McLean asked for a motion setting the hearing. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Camacho, the hearing for this matter be set for September 3 d, 8:00 p.m. Carried by unanimous vote. T e request of RAMON M. and SHIRLEY G. YAHNKE to move a building from 600 E 28th Street to 1833-35 E. 17th Street and the recommendation of Director o Building and Housing Biggs the request be granted subject to six condi- t'ons, were presented. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Reid, the request be g anted and the recommendation of the Director of Building and Housing be a•hered to. Carried by unanimous vote. A communication from the NATIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT in regard to the expan- s'on of facilities at Kimball School requiring plumbing and sewer connec- t'ons and requesting waiver of regular fees and the report of Director of B ilding and Housing Biggs stating no plumbing fee would be collected, no 8/20/68 C $ t B• 0 106 umbing inspections to be made, that it has been the policy of past City uncil to waive payment of the $5.00 sewer permit fee but to collect the 45.00 lateral fee, were presented. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Reid, e request be granted and the report from Director of Building and Housing ggs be filed. Councilman Reid inquired if that took in the recommendation Mr. Biggs. Councilman Colburn said it did. Carried by unanimous vote. A communication from GEORGE H. PARCHEN, JR., PRESIDENT, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, e pressing the thanks and appreciation of the officers and directors of the C amber of Commerce to the Mayor and the City Council for their efforts in g ining approval of funds for the redevelopment project, stating the project w 11 have great affect on future of the City and the Mayor's and Council's a.sistance was greatly appreciated, was presented. Ordered filed by u animous vote. A communication from GEORGE H. PARCHEN, JR., PRESIDENT, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, e pressing thanks of the officers of the Chamber for approval of the use of C ty facilities for the 1st Annual Western Days & Rodeo and again requesting a waiver of the business license fees for this year's event, was presented. C•uncilman Colburn stated he thought they approved the waiver of the b siness license fee. City Manager Osburn said they did not; they under- s ood the business license fee would not come from the Chamber but would come f an the business itself so it was not approved. Moved by Colburn, second- e by Morgan, the request be granted and the license fee be waived. C rried by unanimous vote. A communication from GEORGE H. PARCHEN, JR., PRESIDENT, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, r<questing consideration of dual left turn lanes on 24th Street at Wilson A enue, was presented. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Camacho, this item be referred to the City Engineer. Councilman Colburn said he presumed they meant on Wilson Avenue and not on 24th Street. City Manager Osburn stated h did not fully understand it and would check with them. Carried by u animous vote. C TY CLERK MINOGUE stated the next Agenda item (Communication from City M nager Osburn recommending tax rate for 1968-69 be established at $1.68) h.d already been taken care of. A communication from CITY MANAGER OSBURN reporting receipt of the Annual A dit, dated June 30, 1967 (filed with the City Clerk) and reporting an a alysis of the financial transactions disclosed well managed, controlled a d efficient operation of City affairs, was presented. Moved by Hogue, s.conded by Camacho, the communication be filed. Councilman Colburn i quired if this was the audit that was made at the takeover of the City T easurer. City Manager Osburn stated it was not. Councilman Colburn stated then this was just the Annual Audit; he noticed that the comment at t e bottom of the communication stated, 'During our audit and examination o the books and records of your City, we found them to be very efficiently m-intained. An analysis of the financial transactions also discloses a 11 managed, controlled and efficient operation of City affairs;" he was m_ntioning that because it is good to know the City is in good financial .ndition, at least legal financial condition, and the responsible parties .r the period of time this audit covers should be thanked for the good job. M•tion to file carried by unanimous vote. c f A communication from CITY MANAGER OSBURN reporting the Special Cash Audit of February 29, 1968 was received and on file with the City Clerk, was pre- sented. Ordered filed by unanimous vote. A ommunication from DIRECTOR OF PARKS & RECREATION MALEY recommending a.•ption of an ordinance prohibiting operation of motorized vehicles in p.,k areas except on paved streets or authorized roads, was presented. Mo ed by Colburn, seconded by Hogue, this item be referred to the City At orney. Carried by unanimous vote. Re-olution No. 1490 of the CITY OF IMPERIAL BEACH (Resolution supporting sp-edup of the air transportation planning study), was presented. Moved by Reid, seconded by Colburn, a similar resolution be adopted by our City. Ca ried by unanimous vote. 8/20/68 107 communication from the COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS expressing recognition f advantages to the total County community of a common communications net in conjunction with a mutual aid pact and expressing willingness to partic- ipate in the provision of such service and requesting the City affirm its osition in regard to provision of a common fire communications net and the •ounty's offer to participate, was presented. Moved by Hogue, seconded by R-id, this be referred to the Fire Chief for a report. Councilman Reid inquired if Vice Mayor Hogue would also include the City Manager in that. ce Mayor Hogue asked the City Manager if he would work with the Fire Chief. C'ty Manager Osburn said he would and they would have a report next week. rried by unanimous vote. A announcement of HOUSING ELEMENT SYMPOSIUMS in various California cities, i eluding San Diego September 17th, was presented. Ordered filed by u animous vote. A summary of the minutes of the LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES meeting of August 7 h, was presented. Ordered filed by unanimous vote. A summary of the minutes of the TRAFFIC SAFETY COMMITTEE meeting of August 1 th, was presented. City Clerk Minogue stated Paragraph a mentions "M" A enue; Police Chief Cagle informed her it should have been "N" Avenue. V ce Mayor Hogue stated they should take the items one at a time. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Reid, Item A (Planning Commission hold a hearing request- i g that N Avenue be made a through street, and the closing of L Avenue) be ✓ ferred to the Planning Commission for further study. Carried by unanimous vote. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Colburn, Item C (A berm be put in and p inted white to designate a curb to enforce parallel parking on the west s de of National Avenue at 22nd Street) be refused. City Manager Osburn s ated Item C relates to a berm on the north side of 22nd Street and the w st side of National Avenue and was in the Redevelopment Area. Councilman Colburn inquired what the cost would be. City Manager Osburn stated it w uld be about $2.00 a foot and there would be roughly 300 feet. Councilman C lburn inquired if they could anticipate this to be only a temporary use. C ty Manager Osburn said apparently so; he hadn't seen the communication to t e Traffic Safety Committee; he thought the problem now was that they're p-rking straight in. Carried by unanimous vote. Moved by Colburn, seconded b Hogue, Item F (We instigate 2 hour parking in the 500 and 600 Blocks, a so, on Roosevelt) be approved. Carried by unanimous vote. Moved by Hogue, s=conded by Reid, Item J (City Council try to obtain a 100' right of way on aza Boulevard from Highland east to the Freeway, and put in a 72' street 'th sidewalks on the 1911 Act) be referred to the City Manager and City gineer. Carried by unanimous vote. Councilman Colburn said he noted in t e full report of the Traffic Safety Committee minutes under Item G they m_de reference to the traffic problem on Plaza Boulevard between the Mayfair M.rket and the office buildings about parking along the curb; it was recom- m=nded by the City Council at the August 6, 1968 meeting that parking be eliminated on Plaza Boulevard from Highland to Palm Avenue on both sides; t ey don't go into any further detail regarding whether or not they support t at; at the last action of the Council, even though they approved it, they re erred it to them and the Chief of Police. Councilman Colburn inquired if this was an indication they have approved the Council's thinking and are not P w pr we un ar be 8t J wh th in wo A pa 10 Ho testing it. City Manager Osburn said he was under the assumption they e going ahead with it at this time. Councilman Colburn stated he noticed er Item I (on which they made no recommendation) they reported back they requesting a crosswalk at I and 8th because of the new business that has n put in and there seems to be more people parking on the south side of and walking across the street; he believed a similar request was made on nd 8th because of the doctor's office on the south side of the street re people were parking on the north side and walking across; at that time y suggested a crosswalk only gives more freedom to the crosser when each ersection is a legal crossing area; he hoped he would remind them that ld be a similar situation if they decide to put one in on I Avenue. ommunication from POLICE CHIEF CAGLE requesting leave of absence without from August 6 - August 25th for Radio Dispatcher Patricia Hertig (Section 3 Civil Service rules), was presented. Moved by Camacho, seconded by ue, the request be granted. Carried by unanimous vote. 8/20/68 108 communication from CITY MANAGER OSBURN filing four items with the City clerk (No Council action necessary): 1. Notification from Sentry Insurance company that Policy No. LR84-36791-02 covering STANDARD SHEET METAL OF SAN DIEGO, INC. & CLYDE H. ROBBINS & ROBERT W. FRANKHOUSER AS INDIVIDUALS STA, 4A08 Twain Avenue, San Diego, California, is cancelled effective ten days aster the date of 8/5/68; 2. Notice of Cancellation, effective August 22, 1.68, from Maryland Casualty Company covering SAN DIEGO TRANSIT SYSTEM, ond #649750 FS; 3. Certificate of Insurance for Oversize -Overweight hicle Permits, Policy No. SLA 7749334 covering CONTRACTORS CARGO COMPANY, 1100 South Garfield Avenue, South Gate, California, effective August 1, 1a68; 4. Letter from SAN DIEGO COUNTY WATER AUTHORITY, dated August 2, 1.68, enclosing tabulations showing changes in quantity of water stored in S.n Vicente Reservoir as of July 31, 1968, and average monthly water deliv- e ies in c.f.s. for fiscal year 1968-69 through July 31, 1968, was presented. C TY MANAGER OSBURN reported receipt of a notice from the San Diego County W=ter Authority that if National City desires to pay taxes to them or pay i lieu of taxes the City should send them a resolution; we have never paid t. the San Diego County Water Authority and would recommend it be filed. dered filed by unanimous vote. T e PLANNING COMMISSION recommendation plans for the American Oil Company m-tal service station building at the NW corner of 18th & Highland be a.proved subject to twenty-three conditions, was presented. Director of P anning Stockman recommended this item be filed since the ordinance pro- v des the plans for a metal building in the commercial area shall be a.proved by the Planning Commission and does not require Council action. M.ved by Colburn, seconded by Camacho, the City Planner's recommendation b a..roved. Carried by unanimous vote. T Z S t 0 C C e PLANNING COMMISSION recommendation that the request for Zone Variance 53 at 220 G Avenue be denied, was presented. Director of Planning ockman recommended the application for Zone Variance Z-53 be placed on e City Council Agenda September loth to provide for the fifteen day lay- er to permit anyone to appeal the granting of this request. Moved by lburn, seconded by Camacho, the City Planner's recommendation be approved. rried by unanimous vote. T e PLANNING COMMISSION recommendation Resolution No. 9627 be rescinded a d a conditional use permit be issued to the Golden Arrow Dairy to permit t e remodeling of the existing dairy store and the installation of four g-soline pumps subject to ten conditions, was presented. Director of P anning Stockman said since the Planning Commission's action it has been d=termined by the Director of Planning that the 10' has been dedicated to t e City of Chula Vista in years past and it is not necessary for that c.ndition to be placed against it; she would recommend that a Conditional U e Permit be canted to the Golden Arrow Dairy to permit them to remodel t e existing dairy store and install four gasoline pumps subject to the n'ne conditions placed against it by the Planning Commission. Moved by Hague, seconded by Camacho, the City Planner's recommendation be approved. C•uncilman Reid inquired if that was all in the National City limits. Director of Planning Stockman said by granting the Conditional Use Permit t. the Golden Arrow Dairy they were granting to National City property. C•uncilman Reid inquired if it had anything to do with Chula Vista. Mrs. Stockman said the adjacent street was Chula Vista. Motion to approve the City Planner's recommendation was carried by unanimous vote. The Director of Planning's recommendation a public hearing be set to es ablish Hotel -Motel -Tourist Recreation Planned Development Zoning on that certain territory outlined on Map No. C-69 (property parallel to P1-za Boulevard between 12th and 16th Streets east of Palm Avenue eliminat- inany portion of the property encompassed within Interstate Freeway 805), wa. presented. Director of Planning Stockman recommended Items a and b on setting the public hearing for the establishment of a hotel -motel zoning ar.und the interchange of Plaza Boulevard and 805 be set for September 17th at 8:00 p.m. before the City Council. Moved by Camacho, seconded by Reid, 8/20/68 109 the City Planner's recommendation be approved. Carried by unanimous vote. DIRECTOR OF PLANNING STOCKMAN recommended Item b (Director of Planning's recommendation public hearing be set for amendment to Zoning Ordinance No. 962 to permit planned commercial venture involving a motel -hotel at locations easily accessible to the Freeway) be set for a public hearing September 17th to consider an application for zone change to permit a motel within M-3 Limited Industrial Zone. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Hogue, the City Planner's recommendation be approved. Carried by unanimous vote. COUNCILMAN COLBURN inquired if the Golden Arrow Dairy had been notified of the recommendations and stipulations set forth by the Planning Commission and if they went along with them. Director of Planning Stockman said the Manager of the Golden Arrow Dairy has been in their office and was at the Planning Commission meeting and was in accord with all of the conditions. COUNCILMAN COLBURN reported briefly on the Baja En Marcha (Good Neighbor Day, August 18th) in Tecate, Mexico; Councilman Colburn was privileged to escort the present Queen and last year's Queen. Moved by Reid, seconded by Camacho, the meeting be closed, Carried by unanimous vote. The meeting closed at 8:32 p.m. ATTEST: CITY CLERK MAYOR, CITY OF ATI.NAL CITY, CALIFORNIA 8/20/68