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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NATIONAL CITY, CALIFORNIA
JANUARY 18, 1966
The regular meeting of the City Council was called to order by Mayor
Gautereaux at 7:30 p.m, Council members present: Allen, Colburn, Hogue,
Morgan, Gautereaux. Council members absent: None.
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS PRESENT: Carstens, Foster, Huffaker, Minogue,
Osburn, Stockman.
The meeting was opened with salute to the Flag led by City Manager Osburn
followed with invocation by the Rev. John Brunt, Assistant Pastor, Paradise
Valley Sevent# Day Adventist Church.
MOVED BY COLBURN, seconded by Hogue, the minutes of the regular meeting
of January llth be approved. Carried by unanimous vote.
RESOLUTION NO. 9053, "A RESOLUTION OF CONSENT CALLING FOR THE FORMATION OF
A SAN DIEGO COUNTY TRANSIT DISTRICT," was read. Moved by Alien, seconded
by Colburn, the resolution be adopted. Councilman Morgan asked if all
seven cities would be included in the district even if an area voted
solidly against it. Mayor Gautereaux stated there would be three voting
areas: (1) Chula Vista, Coronado, Imperial Beach, and National City,
(2) El Cajon, La Mesa, and unincorporated areas of the County, and (3)
City of San Diego (the City of San Diego to vote separately and the other
two districts to vote separately), and the proposition would have to be
passed by the City of San Diego and one of the other two voting areas in
order for the District to be formed; if one of the areas other than San
Diego voted againstit, the area would not be in the district but could
contract with the District for transit services. Councilman Morgan
stated he favored the County of San Diego taking over the bus system.
Mayor Gautereaux stated one of the important points to consider was that
Federal funding would be available to the district which would result
from the election; eligibility for the funds depended on provisions for
colAective bargaining and the county might not be entitled to these
funds resulting in a tax burden to the people in this area. Carried, by
the following vote, to -wit:. Ayes: Allen, Colburn, Hogue, Gautereaux.
Nays: Morgan.
RESOLUTION NO. , Resolution establishing library capitol outlay
fund , was read. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Hogue, the resolution
be adopted. Mayor Gautereaux stated there was a need for -:an addition to
the library to house items of historic value, and asked the City Attorney
if this fund would be available for that purpose if the Council saw fit
to add a museum room to the Library. City Attorney Carstens stated
it would come under the Education Code, his impression was there would be
no reason why it couldn't be done, but he would have to research. Moved
by Colburn, seconded by Hogue, motion be laid over until the City Attorney
reported. Carried by unanimous vote.
COUNCILMAN MORGAN stated in regard to the 1911 Act improvement which
cut off tie driveway at John Gilmore's apartments at 9th and K, his
understanding was the Council promised to do something about it. Mayor
Gautereaux stated it would pose a problem in litigation between the
property owner, the City, the contractor, and engineer on the job; there
was a smallness of dollars and cents involved and it should be worked
out and corrected. Moved by Morgan, the matter be referred to the City
Attorney to see what could be worked out. Motion died for lack of
second. "ice Mayor Allen stated if the minutes indicated the Council
promised to take care of the situation, something should be done; the
owner did protest. John Gilmore, South Bay Plaza Association, was pre-
sent and requested the Council to hear Beryl Phelps who was engineer on
the job; he stated his tenants were unable to use the driveway. Beryl
Phelps, civil engineer, stated no error was made; fill was made; they
would pay $75 toward the $475 to have the driveway paved with concrete
rather than asphalt; the price to the City would be $400. Moved by Allen,
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seconded by Colburn, the City Attorney be instructed to report on the
legality of the matter, and if a verbal contract was made, a Resolution
be prepared for next week and the City install it, Mr. Gilmore, ( in
answer to Councilman Colburn's question,) stated the driveway would
hold two or three cars; the driveway would never really be good, but
would allow a truck to get in; prior to the 1911 Act, they had drainage
done and brought the driveway up to what they thought would be the street
grade, and had it paved, and when the road was put in it was two or three
feet higher. Vice Mayor Alien said in normal instances the owner would
pay for improvements of a driveway and asked if Mr. Gilmore was not the
main signer of the 1911 Act and if he would not have withdrawn had he not
understood the City would correct it. Motion carr7ed by the following
vote, to -wit: Ayes: Allen, Colburn, Hogue,; Morgan, Gautereaux. Nays:
None.
COUNCILMAN HOGUE reported the marriage of his daughter, Carolyn Jeanette,
to Howard Craddbck,
COUNCILMAN HOGUE presented the names of five people who agreed to serve
on a Human Relations Committee. Mrs. Jack W. Meier, 2430 Tolas Court;
Mrs. George Quiguley, 625 Harbison; Manuel Ramos, 1820 "0" Avenue;
Thomas Mear, 3915 W. 13th Street; Edward Castro, 320 W. 13th Street.
Mayor Gautereaux stated material was available to establish guidelines
for committee activities, and recommended the five people be appointed.
Moved by Allen, seconded by Morgan, the Mayor's recommendation be approved.
Councilman Colburn asked 1f they would have guidelines that would be
approved by the Council; if Council would have an opportunity to look
into any problems that would be brought to the Committee's attention,
Councilman Hogue stated they understood, and before the "groundwork" they
would like to talk to each of the Councilmen. Carried, by the following
vote, to -wit: Ayes: Allen, Colburn, Hogue, Morgan, Gautereaux. Nays:
None.
VICE MAYOR ALLEN thanked the Mayor for allowing him to represent him at
the Pony League banquet at the Plantation.
VICE MAYOR ALLEN stated Only one Mayor attended the March of Dimes parade
last Sunday, Moved by Allen, seconded by Morgan, a letter of thanks
be sent to Mayor Eleanor Anderson of Chula Vista for her participation
in the March of Dimes Parade. Carried by unanimous vote,
MAYOR GAUTEREAUX requested Council approval of the appointment of
George Waters to the Planning Commission vacancy, Moved by Morgan,
seconded by Colburn, the appointment be approved. Carried by unanimous
vote.
MAYOR GAUTEREAUX presented a request by the Senior Citizens to proclaim
August 1st, 1966, "Senior Citizens Day" in National City; the Senior
Citizens plan to bring senior citizens from all over the County to
participate in the event. Moved by Morgan, seconded by Allen, the
request be approved. Carried by unanimous vote.
THE HEARING ON RESOLUTION NO. 9043, "RESOLUTION OF INTENTION TO VACATE
AND CLOSE THE ALLEY RUNNING NORTH AND SOUTH BETWEEN ROOSEVELT AND HOOVER
AND BETWEEN 20th and 21ST STREETS", was held at this time. City Clerk
Minogue reported the City Engineer's Affidavit of Posting and the Certif-
icates of Publication were on file and no written protests were received.
Mr. Schrager, Attorney for Mr. Goldberg, was present and stated the
closed alley would be improved and would result in tax revenue for the
City; an easement was given to the San Diego Gas and Electric Company.
Director of Planning Stockman said she understood easements were to be
given to both San Diego Gas and Electric and The Pacific Telephone
Company and asked if the telephone company requested an easement would
the property owners grant it. Mr. Schrager stated the telephone company
had not asked for an easement but if they did there would be no objection,
Moved by Allen, seconded by Hogud, the hearing be closed and referred
to the City Attorney.
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Carried, by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Alien, Colburn, Hogue,
Gautereaux. Nays: Morgan. The Director of Planning reported the
Planning Commission recommended the closing of the alley be granted
subject to easements being granted to Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
Company, and San Diego Gas & Electric Company. Mrs. Stockman recom-
mended either the City Attorney put a stipulation in the resolution
closing the street, preserving the right-of-way for the Telephone
Company, or a clearance be obtained from the Telephone Company they
do not require an easement. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Hogue, the
recommendation of the Director of Planning be approved. Carried, by
the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Allen, Colburn, Hogue, Morgan,
Gautereaux. Nays: None.
MRS. HELEN LAMB, Secretary, South Bay Historical Society, 441 East 7th
Street, was present and stated she made application with Building
Services for rental of the Community Building for the 4th Annual
Antique Show, September 16th and 17th and 18, and requested waiver of
the rental fee as they were a non-profit organization. Moved by Allen.
seconded by Morgan, the request be granted. Carried, by the following
vote, to -wit: Ayes: Allen, Colburn, Hogue, Morgan, Gautereaux. Nays:
None. Mrs. Lamb stated her appreciation of the presence of Mayor
Gautereaux and Vice Mayor Allen at the 2nd Annual Conference of the
Historical Society , Hotel Del Coronado. Mayor Gautereaux complimented
the Society on the conference.
CHAN NOBLE, 2138 J Street, retired Captain N. C. Police Department, was
present and spoke in regard to the State Retirement legislation
enabling increase of certain retirement' providing that the participating
cities made application; it was brought to the attention of the Council,
and the City Manager was notified the .situation existed. Mr. Noble
stated patrolmenretiring now receive more money than police captains
who retired some time ago. Mr. Noble requested that Council take action
to determine the feasibility of an increase in retirement for the older
employees, as provided by the Retirement system. Mayor Gautereaux
introduced Mr. Noble to the members of the Council, and stated the matter
was discussed at the last budget session; the legislation was based
upon the cost of living increase, and people retiring before this time
found themselves in an economic dilemma; if Council concurred these
people could have their retirement increased. Mr. Noble stated there were
6 or 8 City employees who retired prior to 1962, Moved by Allen,
seconded by Morgan, the City Manager and City Attorney research this
and it be considered for the nest budget. City Manager Osburn statedt
he would send a follow-up letter to his former letter to the State
Retirement System requesting them to perform an acturial survey, Motion
carried by unanimous vote.
E. H, ALSDORF, 2105 J Street, was present, and reported a near -accident
on the corner of 21st and J Streets, and stated the City was requested
to put a stop sign on that corner. Mr. Alsdorf presented the Mayor
with a cartoon on "stray cats."
ROBERT MILES, PRESIDENT, MARMIL DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, 3193 Mt. Miguel
Chula Vi sta, was present and inquired what action the Council would
take in regard to moving up the priority 6f the petitioned 1911 Act
Improvement on "Q" Street. City Clerk Minogue read Mr. Miles
letter requesting the Council to move the improvement of "Q" Street
from priority position No, 7 to the top because they were in position
to develop immediately the easterly portion thereby establishing a higher
tax base for the City, Mr. Miles stated the Engineering Department
informed him a minimum amount of work would complete the preliminary
work. Moved by Allen, seconded by Morgan, the Engineering Department
be requested to expedite this 1911 Act. City Engineer Foster stated
the Engineering Department had a lot of work in process and scheduled
but they would do whatever Council requested. Councilman Morgan inquired
whether outside engineers could be hired. City Engineer Foster
stated Marmil Company hired outside help up to this point, but it was
better for the City to distribute the a sessmedts Councilman Hogue
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spoke against the motion_ stating there were other petitions ahead of
this and Mr. Miles would object if other improvements were undertaken
before his. Motion carried by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes:
Allen, Colburn, Morgan, Gautereaux. Nays: Hogue.
BILLS AUDITED BY THE FINANCE COMMITTEE were presented:
General Fund $18,094.57
Traffic Safety 2,746.20
Park 314.53
Retirement 10,851.35
Bond Fund 9A 75,208,54
Special Street 273.55
Drainage 60.00
Sewer 9,281.80
Civic Center 633.50
TOTAL $117,464.04
MOVED BY COLBURN, seconded by Allen, the bills be approved and warrants
ordered drawn for same. Carried, by the following vote, to -wit:
Ayes: Allen, Colburn, Hogue, Morgan, Gautereaux. Nays: None.
A COMMUNICATION FROM THE CITY OF ORANGE enclosing their Resolution
expressing support and devotion to the members of the Armed Forces
of this country fighting in Viet Nam and requesting the City Council
adopt a similar resolution was presented. Mpyor Gautereaux stated
Council had already set forth their position relative to this matter
and recommended it be filed. Moved by Morgan, seconded by Colburn,
the Mayor's recommendation be approved, Carried by unanimous vote.
COUNCILMAN COLBURN suggested the matter of the Westcott proposal to the
Real Estate Committee be considered at this time as Mr, Westcott was
present. Moved by Hogue, seconded by Alien, the item be considered at
this time. Carried by unanimous vote. Moved by Colburn, seconded
by Hogue, the Council approve the Real Estate Committee's recommendation
in regard to the sale of land on the NW corner of 30th and National to
Mr. Westcott. (Real Estate Committee minutes stated: "Motion by Allen,
seconded by Reid, that the committee recommend to the Council that this
$30,000.00 offer from Mr. Westcott be accepted subject to the usual
escrow procedures. Motion carried by unanimous vote.") City Manager
Osburn suggested the Council authorize the City Attorney and the City
Manager to open escrow under the terms and conditions set forth in the
minutes of the January 17th meeting of the Real Estate Committee and includ
the stipulation that if Mr, Westcott does not perform within a year this
property revert to the City in the same manner as included in other
escrows, Moved by Hogue, seconded by Allen, Mr. Osburns recommendation be
included in the motion. Mayor Gautereaux requested Councilman Hogue tore -
state the amended motion. Councilman Hogue stated the motion was: "Mr.
Osburn's recommendation be referred to the City Attorney and City Manager
to draw up the contract as stated in the minutes and certain requirements
pertaining to the length of time before building begins and the final
instructionsbe brought back to Council for approval." The City Manager
said he thought the basic thing was that Mr. Westcott intended to be in
there within one year. Vice Mayor Allen asked if he was to assume that,
due to the fact that Mr. Westcott's offer stated he probably would not
be able to start construction on the greatest part of the property until
1967, escrow would not close until 1967. Mayor Gautereaux stated there
was no reason for the escrow to be left open, if the conditions of the
escrow were not fulfilled the land would revert,back to the City. P.C.
Westcott, who was present, stated the showroom and the forward portion of
the property (blacktop, lights, neon signs to identify the business) would
be completed within the year and he would be in there on January 1, 1967;
but the service and parts departments in the rear will not be finished for
some time as he had three years left on his lease. Mr, Westcott displayed
the architect's drawing of the proposed building. Motion carried, by the
following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Allen, Colburn, Hogue, Morgan, Gautereaux.
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THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES
on January 5, 1966, were presented. Moved by Allen, seconded by Colburn,
the minutes be filed. Carried by unanimous vote.
A COMMUNICATION FROM MRS. BEATRICE EVANSON in regard to the beautification
of Harbor Drive was presented. Ordered filed by unanimous vot'.
A COMMUNICATION FROM CITY MANAGER OSBURN requesting an extension of the
emergency appointment of administrative Assistant Charles G. Huffaker
until an employment list is established, was presented. Moved by
Allen, seconded by Colburn, the extension be approved, Carried by
unanimous vote.
A COMMUNICATION FROM THE EXECUTIVE OFFICER, Local Agency Formation
Commission, in regard to Paradise Hills de -annexation from San Diego and
annexation to the City of National City was presented. Vice Mayor Allen
stated, the Commission requested the City Councils . of. San Diego and
indicate their feeling to the Commission. Moved by Allen, seconded
by Hogue, Council go on record as being willing to accept Paradise
Hilts providing the City Council of San Diego approves it. Bob Worthy,
1223 Manchester, was present, and stated the City of San Diego deviated
from the usual procedure by going on record as opposing the de -annexation
of Parade Hills at the hearing of the Local Agency Formation Commission.
Mayor Gautereaux asked Mr. Worthy if he knew the feelings of the people
in Paradise Hills. Mr. Worthy said no petitions have been circulated;
he thought it was fifty-fifty. Councilman Morgan asked if San Diego
City Council would have to approve the de -annexation by a 4/5 vote.
Mr. Worthy stated petitions should have been presented to the City of
San Diego asking for an election before The San Diego Council voted on
it, Mayor Gautereaux stated the Local Agency Formation Commission was
created by legislature to handle the responsibility of boundaries and
orderly annexations of unincorporated areas; and had the Commission
been established many years ago Paradise Hills would not be part of San
Diego but part of National City; also the 22 square miles at the border
would not have been annexed to San Diego. Motion carried by the following
vote, to -wit: Ayes: Allen, Colburn, Hogue, Morgan, Gautereaux. Nays:
None.
A COMMUNICATION FROM THE DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS outlining their interpretat-
ion of Chapter 1450 of the 1965 Statutes which added Section 74.5 to
the Streets and Highways Code, was presented. Ordered filed with the
City Manager by unanimous vote.
A COMMUNICATION FROM IDA MAE KERR, Board of Directors, Girls Club,
requesting the use of 9 folding tables on January 24th was presented.
Moved by Morgan, seconded by Allen, the request be granted. Carried
by 'the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Allen, Colburn, Hogue, Morgan,
Gautereaux. Nays: None.
CITY MANAGER OSBURN reported receipt of a Certificate of Insurance for
John Hansen Housemovers, renewal of insurance for Boys' Club of National
City, and Certificate of Insurance for Yellow Cab, which were reviewed
by his office and the City Attorney and recommended they be filed.
Ordered filed by unanimous vote.
CITY MANAGER OSBURN reported receipt of the San Diego County Water
Authority's Operational Report for the month of December and recommended
it be filed. Ordered filed by unanimous vote.
THE CITY MANAGER reported the American Legion, Kenneth L. Blanchard Post
255, requested permission for members to distritute to the public, at
no cost, American Flag lapel emblems and wallet cards of the "Operation
Show your Colors." on January 22nd, Moved by Morgan, seconded by Allen,
the request be granted. Carried by unanimous vote.
CITY MANAGER OSBURN presented the minutes of the Real Mate Committee
meeting, and stated the minutes were received late in the afternoon and
he.had not had time to go over them. Moved by Alien, seconded by Morgan,
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the remaining items in the minutes be postponed. Councilman Hogue stated
one of the items pertained to a suggestion the Council make a trip to
Alameda or Vallejo to see apartments similar to those proposed for
National City. Moved by Allen, seconded by Colburn, the motion include
interested members nf' the Council be authorized to take a trip to
Alameda at City expense for the purpose of viewing the completed
development. Councilman Morgan stated there were some items to be
clarified before the Council makes the trip: the buyer to agree to
delete parcel No. 7 as it is already sold; to delete parcel No. 14y
(business property that size, 125' x 290' should sell for more than
$19,000.00) or to raise,,offer to at least $23,000.00 to the City; to
permit anyone to rent the apartments. Mayor Gautereaux stated the
Council had the opportunity to accept or reject the proposal, and placing
the suggested stipulations was not the perogative of the Council at
this time; it was good judgment. the Council inspect the development
completed by the developer, who made a fantastic offer to the City.
Vice Mayor Allen stated,nothing should be a "must" on one Councilman's
say so; it takes three Councilmen to make anything a "must". Councilman
Morgan stated there were questions asked of the developers at the
Real Estate Meeting, and they had no answers, Councilman Colburn said
there were a few questions he had that he did not expect them to be.
able to answer at that time because they were giving Council a proposal
to accept or reject; the developers spent a lot of time and money on
the project; if the Council inspected the apartments a counter proposal
could be made, and the questions answered before accepting the proposal.
Councilman Colburn suggested the proposed recreation area be controlled
by the City. Mayor Gautereaux said the existing recreational facilities
could be viewed at the completed project in Alameda and they could also
learn the requirements set up by FHA. Motion carried, by the following
vote, to -wit: Ayes: Alien, Colburn, Hogue, Gautereaux. Nays: Morgan.
Moved by Allen, seconded by Colburn, the City. Manager make the arrange-
ments for transportation to Alameda. Ayes: Allen, Colburn, Hogue,
Gautereaux. Nays: Morgan. Councilman Hogue stated another proposal
was made for a shopping center complex and asked if a feasibility report
should be made. Councilman Colburn stated the General Plan recommended
more housing in this area; if a survey was made it might be repeating
work already done. Mayor Gautereaux stated the proposed shopping.
center would provide only basic neighborhood needs and he would not
recommend a survey be made until the Council made a decision of the
other larger, offer.
CITY CLERK MINOGUE reported receipt of a petition for curbs, sidewalks,
grading and paving of 20th Street between the center line of "K" Avenue
and the center line of "L" Avenue and the grading and pa.adng of the alley
in Block 1 of Wilbur Addition (between "K" Avenue and "L" Avenue from
20th Street to 21st Street), together with the required drainage
construction (City to contribute drainage), to be under a 1911 Act, signed
by 13 property owners in the area. Moved by Morgan, seconded by Colburn
it be referred to the City Engineer for further processing as a 1911 Act.
Vice Mayor Allen stated the block of 20th Street between "K" and "L"
was included in the streets given to the City Attorney to instigate a
1911 Act Improvement. Mayor Gautereaux ruled the motion out of order.
Motion and second were withdrawn. Moved by Colburn, seconded by Allen,
this petition be forwarded to the proper authorities to be included in
the previous action of the Council. Councilman Morgan stated he would
like a report from the City Manager on whether or not this actually
was included in the previous action. Councilman Colburn stated the alley
might not be included; a report should be brought back and the alley
could be included with the, rest of the project. Vice Mayor Allen stated
the alley should be left out of the motion because it was one of the
biggest drainage problems the City had. Moticn carried by unanimous vote
CITY CLERK MINOGUE reported receipt of the fully executed Joint Resolution
(National City Resolution No. 9037), "in the matter of determining and
declaring the public necessity of acquiring rights of way for public
sewer pipelines and appurtenances and all structures incidental thereto,
located in the Lincoln Acres area of the City of National City and in the
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unincorporated area of the County of San Diego and authorizing
the San Diego County Counsel to institute
condemnation proceedings to acquire said rights of way," adopted by the
County Board of Supervisors on January llth and said copies would be
on file in her office.
DIRECTOR: OF PLANNING STOCKMdAN read a communication in regard to the Flood
Control Channel proposed for Sweetwater Valley, in which B. H. Hoffmaster,
San Diego County Flood Control Engineer was quoted as stating once the
channel route was approved it would behoove the Council to protect the
right-of-way within the channel; the land use should be given consideration
so the cost of land would not increase and the County and City would not
have to pay more for it; the State could not reimburse the County and
City for the full cost where the value has been increased by useage.
Mrs. Stockman asked the Council what policy it would establish in regard
to , issuing building permits for constructicn.
Mayor Gautereaux recommended the Council adopt a clear cut policy that
the City would do nothing to interfere with the Flood Control Channel.
Moved by Alien, seconded by Hogue, the Council adopt a policy of issuing
no future permits in the Flood Control Channel and Freeway rights
of way as recommended by the Flood Control. Engineer and the Freeway
Engineer. Councilman Colburn asked when a zone has been established and
a permit is being requested would this create a hardship on a person
making such a request. Mayor Gautereaux stated before Council votes
on the matter an inquiry should be sent to the State Division of Highways
as to what the position would be of the landowners who want to develop
their property if they have the right to negotiate with the State.
Councilman Morgan suggested a report be sent from the State. The Director
of Planning said she was more concerned over the Flood Control than the
Highway Department and recommended a study be made in that regard. Motion
carried, by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Allen, Colburn, Hogue,
Morgan, Gautereaux. Nays: None.
DIRECTOR OF PLANNING STOCKMAN presented a report on the Governor's
Conference on California Beauty, held January 11-12, which she attended,
and recommended the City Council approve Governor Brown's 4-point program
by adoption of a resolution; the recommendations of the various panels to
the Governor be forwarded to the Planning Commission and Park and Recre-
ation Advisory Board for study and appropriate action; the recommendations
and Governor's program be forwarded to the Chamber of Commerce, Junior
Chamber of Commerce and Altrusa Club for study. The Mayor suggested
the Council move in favor of the recommendation. Moved by Colburn,
seconded by Allen, the Mayor's recommendation be approved. Carried
by unanimous vote.
MAYOR GAUTEREAUY. stated in regard to the matter of the airport property,
the principals involved wish to annex to the City of National City; the
City Manager and Mayor have been working with these people; and he hoped
the Council would concur to accept the annexation. Moved by Morgan,
seconded by Allen,:the Mayor's recommendation be approved. The Mayor
recommended City Manager Osburn be authorized to continue working with
these people. Moved by Morgan, seconded by Allen, the recommendation be
included in the motion. Vice Mayor Allen stated he hoped a record of
this unanimous vote could be sent to the Local Agency Formation Com-
mission. Carried.by unanimous vote.
MOVED BY MORGAN, seconded by Colburn, the meeting be closed. Carried by
unanimous vote. The meeting closed at 9:55 p.m.
M YOR, C OF Ntj.TIGNAL CITY, CALIFORNIA
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