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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1967 07-11 CC MINMINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NATIONAL CITY, CALIFORNIA July 11, 1967 The regular meeting of the City Council of the City of National City was called to order at 7:36 p.m. by Mayor Morgan. Council members present: Colburn, Harris, Hogue, Reid, Morgan. Absent: None. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS PRESENT: Foster, Linn, McLean, Minogue, Osburn, Stockman. The meeting was opened with followed with invocation by Moved by Hogue, seconded by June 27, 1967 be approved. Hogue, Reid, Morgan. Nays: salute to the Flag led by City Manager Osburn, Pastor Glen Rinard, Friend's Church, Bonita. Colburn, the minutes of the regular meeting of Carried, by the following vote, to -wit: Colburn, None. Abstaining: Harris. MAYOR MORGAN presented Police Chief Walter Cagle with a twenty-five year pin in appreciation for faithful and dedicated service to National City. MAYOR MORGAN stated on the 4th of July the Lions Club put on one of the best affairs ever in National City; last year 80,000 attended and there must have been 100,000 in attendance this year; with the money realized from this annual affair the Lions Club contributes toward the Junior Patrol, Boys' Club Girls' Club, and have made purchases which benefited the City such as the organ in the Community Building. MAYOR MORGAN recommended the Council authorize the City Manager to direct each department head to make a report on their activities the past year, leaving the completion deadline up to the City Manager. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Harris, the Mayor's recommendation be approved. Councilman Hogue inquired what the reports would cover. Mayor Morgan said the progress of the department and anything the department head wanted to include in the report; many people do not know what our departments do; this will show progress has been made; for 15% to 17% of every tax dollar the City furnishes a police department, fire department, drainage, etc. Carried by unanimous vote. MAYOR MORGAN stated he would like to appoint Vice Mayor Colburn (Chairman of the Finance Committee) as a one-man committee to report whether or not the $5800.00 budgeted to be spent on recreation after school was money well spent; the question had been raised at the last Finance Committee meeting. MAYOR MORGAN stated the Civil Service Commission met but did not certify any names for the position of Librarian and he did not believe Council had the authority to make an appointment under existing Civil Service ordinance and rules; and he was not certain the Council could certify anyone to the Library Board without Civil Service Commission approval. The Mayor suggested the Council authorize the City Attorney to give the Civil Service Commission a legal interpretation and opinion of the ordinance to enable the appointment of a Librarian. City Attorney McLean stated there was no provision in the Civil Service Ordinance for the City Council to certify eligible candidates for a position in a competitive service; that power is vested in the Civil Service Commission. Mr. McLean said he had not been asked by the Civil Service Commission whether or not under the circumstances of this vacancy and examination for City Librarian they could certify names; he would give them his opinion on that subject if the Council told him to do so. Mayor Morgan recommended the Council authorize the City Attorney to give his legal opinion to the Civil Service Commission on the steps they would be able to take to allow an appointment to be made. Moved by Harris, seconded by Hogue, the Mayor's recommendation be approved. Councilman Harris said there were several meetings of the Civil Service Commission on this and he wondered what was holding them up. Councilman Hogue stated there had only been two appli- cants. Carried by unanimous vote. 7/11/67 VICE MAYOR COLBURN commended the Chamber of Commerce for the first -prize- winning display at the County Fair. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Harris, the Committee responsible for constructing the display be awarded certificates of appreciation by the Council. Carried by unanimous vote. CITY CLERK MINOGUE read a letter from Lt. & Mrs. Richard Harmon stating they visited National City June 23 - 28 for an American Legion Convention and enjoyed their stay; they appreciated the friendly helpfulness of everyone including the Police Department and were looking forward to a return visit. JOE MINOGUE, 1105 E. 4th Street, was present and thanked Vice Mayor Colburn for his comments in regard to the Chamber of Commerce and the display at the Fair. Mr. Minogue said the Chamber of Commerce Cultural Committee was sponsoring a series of Sunday afternoon concerts in the Park (Kimball Park Bowl) admission free: July 16th - Marine Corps Recruit Depot Band; July 23 - "Let's Go San Diego" choral (75 young people affiliated with Moral Re -Armament); and July 30th - San Diego County Symphony Orchestra and San Diego Ballet and art show. Mr. Minogue urged everyone to attend. E. H. ALSDORF, 2105 J Avenue, was present and stated he narrowly escaped an accident at 21st Street and J that evening; at least a year ago he had requested a boulevard stop at that intersection. MRS. FAYE B. BRICE, 236 B Avenue, was present and requested the use of the Community Building one night next week, preferably Thursday, to present their side of the measure that would be on the ballot at the August 1st election at the same fee or no fee as when Mayor Morgan had a representative from HUD there. Mayor Morgan recommended authorization providing the City Manager checked and found the building was available. Mrs. Brice said they were requesting the building the evening of the 20th, meeting to be at 7:30 p.m. TOM LEONARD, 2740 Lincoln Court, was present and said the Question of redevelopment was comparable to the sewers in Lincoln Acres in that the people affected would be forced to do things they did not want to do. Mr. Leonard said he received a copy of a pamphlet favoring redevelopment con- taining questions and answers; one was: "Why doesn't private money do the job? Because you cannot get 200 people together at the same time;" the Council was forcing 200 people to get together without their consent. Mr. Leonard said another question and answer was "What will this cost National City taxpayers? No cost;" we were all smart enough to know National City taxpayers will pay. Mr. Leonard stated South Bay Plaza was once a slough but the developers required no Federal money; Safeway bought up shacks on Highland Avenue and have a successful business there now without any government help. Mr. Leonard stated it was said after redevelopment, values would increase 4 - 6 times what they were; if this was true you could not keep private capital from investing there; he doubted that only the Federal Government could do it; when private capital took over you get taxes back. Mr. Leonard said if they wanted the measure to pass the taxpayers should be told the truth; he did not blame the Council for this. Mayor Morgan inquired how redevelopment would cost the taxpayers a penny. Mr. Leonard said (federal) income taxes would go up; not as a result of this one project; but other cities have additional projects. Mayor Morgan said this money had already been appropriated and if National City did not take it it would go to some other city and asked if Mr. Leonard was against the four million dollars for the Port, or the Navy or the Atlas Plant - all supported by Federal Govern- ment; and said this was one of the biggest things the Council had tried to do for National City. Mr. Leonard said he was not against anything but was for looking at these things carefully. Councilman Harris said none of the Council believed the pamphlet referred to gave out untruths; however, they did not put out the pamphlet; if this did not go through it would discourage all business in National City. Mr. Leonard said he knew they were sincere; if they were not, it would not be so menacing. THE HEARING ON RESOLUTION NO. 9390 GIVING NOTICE OF INTENTION TO VACATE AND CLOSE THE ALLEY BETWEEN K AND L AVENUES, 20TH AND 21ST STREETS, was held at this time. City Clerk Minogue stated she had the Certificate of Publication 7/110 and the City Engineer's Affidavit of Posting the Notices. Director of Plann- ing Stockman read the Planning Commission's recommendation the alley be closed subject to the conditions recommended by staff that the beneficiaries pay the closing costs and replace the alley apron at 21st, replacement with Type G Curb, and that easements be granted to the utility companies for the different properties involved (Mrs. Stockman commented this was taken care of but the restriction that the property owners cover the cost of removing the alley still had to be met.). E. H. Alsdorf, 2105 J Avenue, stated he was against the closing of the alley; the rubbish service should be from the alleys; the utility companies need the alleys, the coroner, the police, or the Fire Department needed to be able to enter the alley; that alley had been used to take care of the drainage and now curbing and storm drains have been put in which should have been put through the alley to save additional cost for the storm drainage from L Avenue to the alley between K and L; he did not go along with that kind of city engineering and planning; in closing the alley they would give one property owner another ten feet of property when he has already been given ten feet; City property should stay City property; the other fellow on the other side of the alley will be given ten feet making a 125' lot for one man and a 135' lot for the other man. Glen Blount, 2004 L Avenue, was present and said the alley had never been used for drainage; the alley is higher than the back yards of their lots and so far as the drainage was concerned, it drained through his back yard and the people's next door; as far as putting an alley through there, it would raise everybody's taxes and wouldn't be used if put through; there are buildings which would have to be torn down; it would cost a lot for the draining and filling to put an alley through there; everyone on that block on both sides of the alley prefer to put their garbage and trash out in front where the trash collector could get it. (Mrs. Elizabeth Cunningham, 333 W. 13th Street, was present and spoke in regard to jaywalking. Mayor Morgan advised her to speak under Oral Communications after the close of the hearing.) Moved by Colburn, seconded by Hogue, the hearing be closed and the recommen- dation of the Planning Commission be upheld and referred to the proper authorities for further processing. City Attorney McLean said the recommen- dation of the Planning Commission, as he understood it, was to require the applicant for the closing to pay for the removal of the alley apron and the installation of the Type G Curb and gutter necessary to close the alley opening and inquired if the motion included that. Vice Mayor Colburn said the intention of his motion was to include the Planning Commission's recommendations to the Council. City Attorney McLean said he would not read the resolution closing the alley(as that would end their jurisdiction until they received the payment for the apron and curb. Vice Mayor Colburn said part of the recommendation was if this was approved a time limit be set. Director of Planning Stockman said no definite time limit was placed on it and suggested the resolution not be read until this had been taken care of. Councilman Hogue suggested establishing a time limit. Director of Planning Stockman suggested a time limit of six months. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Hogue, the Director of Planning's recommendation of a six months time limit be included in the original motion. Carried by unanimous vote. THE USE DISTRICT HEARING on the proposed zone change for area located 125 feet west of Highland Avenue to the center line of F Avenue from the southerly line of 22nd Street to 290 feet south of the said southerly line from R-4, Multiple Residence Zone to C-3-A, General Commercial Zone, was held at this time. City Clerk Minogue said she had the Certificate of Publication. Director of Planning Stockman read the Planning Commission's recommendation that the application be approved and forwarded to the City Attorney for proper action of changing the zoning to a C-3-A, General Commercial Zone. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Harris, the hearing be closed, the recommendation of the Planning Commission be approved, the zone be changed to C-3-A and it be referred to the proper authorities for further processing. Carried by unanimous vote. MAYOR MORGAN recognized Miss Noriko Takano, a summer exchange student from Kawasaki, Japan, who is staying with Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Hlawatsch. 7/11/67 MRS. ELIZABETH CUNNINGHAM, 333 W. 13th Street, was present and stated National City needs a jaywalking law. Councilman Hogue inquired if National City did not have a jaywalking law. City Manager Osburn said he would write her a letter. MRS. ROBERT RICHARDS, 1411 E. 16th Street, was present and requested the location of the nearest public trash can to the Library. City Manager Osburn said there was one on the corner of 12th and D. Mrs. Richards said occasionally she picks up refuse from the Library lawn and yesterday she had to take it in and put it in the Library trash can; she inquired if a trash can could be installed closer. Mayor Morgan asked the City Manager to look into it. RESOLUTION NO. 9404, "RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF 30TH STREET AND SWEETWATER ROAD FROM "B" AVENUE TO FREEWAY 805," was presented. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Reid, the reading of the resolution be waived and it be adopted by reading of the title only. Carried by unanimous vote. The title was read. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Harris, the Resolution be adopted. Carried by unanimous vote. RESOLUTION NO. 9405, "RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT OF ASSEMBLY BILL 2095" (placing municipal librarian under the same control as other city department heads), was presented. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Hogue, the reading of the resolution be waived and it be adopted by reading of the title only. Carried by unanimous vote. The title was read. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Reid, the Resolution be adopted. Carried by unanimous vote. ORDINANCE NO. , "An Ordinance RQgulating the Use of Cements and Glues for the Purpose of Inducing Intoxication," was presented for the first reading. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Harris, the first reading of the Ordinance be by title only. Carried by unanimous vote. The title was read. CITY ATTORNEY McLEAN stated he had received two claims (Franz Neff and Tom Leonard) against the City of National City in amounts equal to sewer assess- ments in Lincoln Acres and he recommended they be denied and the City Clerk inform the claimants. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Harris, the City Attorney's recommendation be approved. Carried by unanimous vote. BILLS AUDITED BY THE FINANCE COMMITTEE were presented: General Fund $16,670.27 Traffic Safety 14,347.14 Park 478.36 Sewer 1,682.14 Civic Center 90.71 T OTAL $33,268.62 Moved by Hogue, seconded by Harris, the bills be approved and warrants ordered drawn for same. Carried, by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Colburn, Harris, Hogue, Reid, Morgan. Nays: None. PAYROLL AUDITED BY THE FINANCE COMMITTEE in the amount of $68,287.33 was presented. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Harris, the payroll be approved and warrants ordered drawn for same. Carried, by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Colburn, Harris, Hogue, Reid, Morgan. Nays: None. COUNCILMAN HOGUE spoke in defense of Federal Government participation in our economy; for instance, the FHA and GI loans have made money available to back up the loans enabling millions of people to purchase their homes who may not have been able to otherwise. Councilman Hogue said he agreed that if monies were made available and the people showed their disapproval by leaving the money alone, Congress would not appropriate the money again; so far, monies available for urban redevelopment were used by many of our large cities such as Philadelphia, Chicago and Boston and areas of the south where income and tax money were low; the governments of these areas depend upon a 7/11/67 rich tax state such as California to supply them with tax money which they use to develop their areas; National City is in a situation like some of the southern states and is entitled to some of the huge amount of tax money which California pours into Federal coffers each year and he would like to see some of it cane back to California taxpayers. The CITY MANAGER'S report the pavement on K Avenue between 21st and 22nd Streets has been repaired, was presented. E. H. Alsdorf said he made the complaint and was still making the complaint; the repair might last three months or until the rain starts; the only way to repair it was by putting a yard of concrete under the weak place and it will be a weak place forever unless that was done; the first truck that comes along with 4,000 pounds will go through the pavement again. Councilman Hogue stated he did not intend to be discourteous but since Mr. Foster was short of engineers and needs engineers he would appreciate it if letters were written when a citizen saw an engineering job done incorrectly and explain to the City Engineer how it should be done. Mr. Alsdorf said you did not have to be an engineer to figure out how much concrete it would take to fix the pavement. A communication from ASSOCIATE CIVIL ENGINEER NEWBERRY reporting the result of the bid opening June 28th for solid state traffic signal equipment, was presented. City Clerk Minogue stated she had the Certificate of Publication and the Affidavit of Posting. City Manager Osburn recommended the contract be awarded to Econolite, the only bidder on this particular specialized equipment; it will take six to eight months to get the equipment. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Colburn, the City Manager's recommendation be approved. City Manager Osburn said it would replace the system at 8th and Harbor Drive; the system is old and National City has had the care and control of it about three years; it has cost the City a considerable amount of money in time and trying to repair and obtain parts for the existing equipment. Councilman Hogue said he suggested they contact the State to see if they would share the cost since they gave the faulty equipment in the first place. City Manager Osburn said he was dealing with the State now. Carried by unanimous vote. RESOLUTION NO. 9406, "RESOLUTION ACCEPTING BID FOR PURCHASE OF SOLID STATE TRAFFIC SIGNAL EQUIPMENT," was presented. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Harris, the reading of the resolution be waived and it be adopted by reading of the title only. Carried by unanimous vote. The title was read. Moved by Harris, seconded by Colburn, the Resolution be adopted. Carried, by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Colburn, Harris, Hogue, Reid, Morgan. Nays: one. The result of the opening of sealed bids for 3/8 maximum paving asphalt 60/70 and 3/8 maximum aggregate M.C. 800, was presented. City Manager Osburn stated they had asked for bids in ten ton truck loads; V. R. Dennis is the low bidder at $5.85 a yard in ten ton trucks; however, Industrial Asphalt bid on fifteen ton truck loads at $5.75 and ten ton truck loads at $6.20. The City Manager recommended the bid of V. R. Dennis be accepted as the City equipment was better suited to handling a ten ton truck load than a. fifteen ton truck load. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Hogue, the City Manager's recommendation the contract beawarded to V. R. Dennis be approved. Carried by unanimous vote. The request of the FIRST METHODIST CHURCH for permission to barricade C Avenue between 8th and 9th Streets July loth - 14th and July 17th - 21st from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. to provide recreation period during Vacation Church School, was presented. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Harris, the request be granted. Carried by unanimous vote. A communication from the SAN DIEGO TRANSIT SYSTEM in regard to sale of their business and operating properties as of 12:00 midnight, June 30th, to the City of San Diego's wholly owned non-profit corporation and enclosing franchise payment for period ending May 31st in the amount of $951.35, was presented. Ordered filed by unanimous vote. A communication from the SAN DIEGO TRANSIT CORPORATION stating the purchase of the San Diego Transit System has been completed and they intend to continue 7/11/67 the same level of service to National City and will study the adequacy of service, was presented. Orderedfiled by unanimous vote. Councilman Hogue suggested sending a resolution to the San Diego Transit Corporation requesting fares of school children be lowered. Mayor Morgan said their intention was to lower the school children's fares. An application for refund of $25.00 Performance Bond by MRS. ROBERT BOTTLEMAN, 3531 Newberry Street (approved by the Engineering Department), was presented. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Harris, the request be granted and warrant be drawn for same. Carried, by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Colburn, Harris, Hogue, Reid, Morgan. Nays: None. A communication from DIRECTOR CP BUILDING & HOUSING BIGGS outlining the request of Walter E. Fiedler Company, Inc. for a refund of sewer lateral connection fee at 3201 Coolidge Avenue and recommending a refund in the amount of $145.00 be made, was presented. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Harris, the $145.00 refund for the Walter E. Fiedler Company be approved and a warrant be drawn for same. Carried, by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Colburn, Harris, Hogue, Reid, Morgan. Nays: None. A communication from LILLIAN H. JOHNSON, Library, giving notice of her retire- ment September 1st, was presented. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Hogue, the retirement be accepted and a certificate of appreciation be issued. Carried by unanimous vote. A communication from J. L. PERKINS, 921 Coolidge Avenue, requesting consider- ation of application for oversize driveway at 921 Coolidge Avenue, was presented. Moved by Harris, seconded by Colburn, the communication be referred to the Planning Department and Engineering Department for a report. Carried by unanimous vote. A communication from CONGRESSMAN VAN DEERLIN enclosing a copy of a press release in regard to the Sweetwater Flood Control Project, was presented. Moved by Harris, seconded by Reid, the communication be filed. Mayor Morgan stated he sent night letters to our Senators in Washington on this same subject to promote interest and effort in the Senate; Congressman Van Deerlin has done a good job on this but effort has been lacking by the Senate. Carried by unanimous vote. A communication from CITY MANAGER OSBURN requesting permission to ask for bids for weed abatement, was presented. Moved by Harris, seconded by Colburn, the City Manager's request be granted. Carried by unanimous vote. A communication from SAN DIEGO COUNTY CHAPTER PEACE OFFICERS RESEARCH ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA urging continued support of the Merit Pay System, was presented. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Harris, the communication be filed. Vice Mayor Colburn recommended a copy be put in the Finance Committee jacket for their use. Mayor Morgan asked the City Manager to see that it was done. Carried by unanimous vote. MAYOR MORGAN said the communication from City Manager Osburn stating five items are to be filed with the City Clerk: (1) South Bay Irrigation District Minutes, June 6th (2) Executed copy of Freeway Agreement for Road 11-SD-54 PM 0.0-2.9 between Route 5 and 1.1 miles east of 805 (3) San Diego County Water Authority Minutes, June 22nd (4) San Diego County Water Authority schedule of committee meetings for July 6th (5) San Diego County Water Authority letter of July 5th showing water deliveries to member agencies for fiscal year '66 - '67 and changes in water stored in San Vicente Reservoir listed on the Agenda was for information only and no action required. An application for person to person transfer off -sale general beverage license by GEORGE M. and MARJORIE C. TURNER DBA HIGHLAND BEVERAGE, 2111 Highland Avenue (drop one partner), was presented. Moved by Harris, seconded by Hogue, the application be filed. Carried, by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Colburn, Harris, Hogue, Reid. Nays: None. Abstaining: Morgan. 7/11,67 An application for person to person transfer off -sale beer and wine license by ALLEN O. and NOKA O. OSBORN DBA SPEEDEE MART NO. 18, 3440 E. 8th Street (new owners of Speedee Mart), was presented. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Harris, the application be filed. Carried, by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Colburn, Harris, Hogue, Reid. Nays: None. Abstaining: Morgan. An application for person to person transfer and exchange of on -sale General Public Premises License by JERE L. DAVIS, JAY FRANKEN and JULIAN C. WAGNER, DBA THE PLANTATION, 1441 Highland Avenue, was presented. Moved by Harris, seconded by Reid, the application be filed. Carried, by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Colburn, Harris, Hogue, Reid. Nays: None. Abstaining: Morgan. Communication from Senator Kuchel in regard to highway beautification, was presented. Ordered filed by unanimous vote. Communication from the National League of Cities inviting officials of the City to attend the 44th Annual Congress of Cities July 29th through August 2nd in Boston, Massachusetts, was presented. Moved by Reid, seconded by Harris, the communication be filed. Councilman Hogue said • he would like to see the Mayor or someone go to the meeting as contacts could be made with people who take care of the programs in which the Council was interested. Mayor Morgan said his travel and conference budget was cut from $500.00 to $400.00 and there would be no money available for the trip. Carried by unanimous vote. THE CITY TREASURER'S REPORT for the month ending June 30th was presented. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Reid, the report be accepted and filed. Carried by unanimous vote. The recommendation of the PLANNING COMMISSION in regard to the removal of restrictions within the Declaration of Restrictions of the property located at 1104 Palm Avenue (favored granting the removal of the restrictions on the Westerly 120 feet of subject property, subject to the recommendations of staff; the elimination of restrictions to became effective upon completion of escrow between Mr. Frank A. Schaap and J. E. and E. V. Garrett a.nd Bolivar Apartments, Ltd.), was presented. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Reid, the recommendation set forth by the Planning Commission be approved. Carried by unanimous vote. MAYOR MORGAN called a meeting of the Real Estate Committee Thursday, July 12th, at 4:00 p.m. Moved by Harris, seconded by Hogue, a plaque be hung in front of the Council Chamber to remind people of a five minute limitation under Oral Communications. Carried, by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Colburn, Harris, Hogue, Reid. Nays: None. Abstaining: Morgan. MRS. FLORENCE UZEMECKI, 524 "I" Avenue, was present and said in connection with the election August 1st on Ord. No. 1164, there was no comparsion between FHA and urban renewal; on FHA loans you are not taking a man's property whether he wants to sell it or not and selling it in turn to some other redeveloper who will be able to put it in the condition the City Planners and Council have in mind for that area. Mrs. Uzemecki said there would be a meeting on the 20th in the Community Center; the Council asked Mr. Leonard a number of questions and nobody has those answers on their finger- tips; anyone desiring answers to questions on urban renewal,come to the meeting. Mrs. Uzemecki said the election was not on 5,000 jobs and lower taxes; what they would vote on is whether or not they want to go into urban renewal. Mayor Morgan stated they would not be putting in a development except south of 18th Street and west of National Avenue. Mrs. Uzemecki inquired if there were homes in that area. Mayor Morgan replied there were fourteen people living there. Mrs. Uzemecki said those fourteen people probably love their homes as much as the Mayor loved his. Councilman Hogue 7/11/67 stated he had been misunderstood; he had been trying to show that the Federal Government is used and Federal participation in the economy of the United States and in many cases was a good thing. Councilman Harris said those people who were really interested in urban redevelopment and what it involved and how it turns out should take a day's drive to Fresno, California, to see for themselves and talk to the people to obtain first hand their ideas on urban redevelopment. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Harris, the meeting be closed. Carried by unanimous vote. The meeting closed at 9:00 p.m. ATTEST: MAY1?('I'2, CITY CITY CLERK AL CITY, CALIFORNIA 7/11/67