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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1960 04-26 CC MIN408 National City, California, April 26, 1960 Regular meeting of the City Council was called to order by Mayor Hollingsworth at 1:30 o'clock p.m. Council members present: Allen, Hart, Morgan, Reid, Hollingsworth. Council members absent: None. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS present: Alston, Bird, Gautereaux, Golden, Kerr, Lill, Stockman. The meeting was opened with pledge of allegiance to the Flag by City Manager Bird, folloded with invocation by Park Supt. Gautereaux, Moved by Hart, seconded by Reid, the minutes of the regular meeting of April 19, 1960, be approved. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. RESOLUTION NO. 7728 was read, approving and accepting Agreement for Cancellation of Lease between City of National City and Mueller Truck Company, dated May 1,_1960, and the Mayor is authorized and directed to execute the same for and on behalf of the City. Mo ed by Hart, seconded by Allen, the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. RESOLUTION NO. 7729 was read, approving and accepting lease between City of National City and National Freight Terminals, dated May 1, 1960, and the Mayor is authorized and directed to execute the same for and on behalf of the City. Moved by Allen, seconded by Reid, the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. RESOLUTION NO. 7730 was read, authorizing and approving rental agree- ment by and between City of National City and Brown -Bevis Industrial Equipment Company for rental of a Wayne Street Sweeper for a monthly rental of $257.00, and the Mayor is authorized and directed to enter into a written agreement for such rental for and on behalf of the City of National City. Moved by Hart, seconded by Reid, the Resolu- tion be adopted. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. ORDINANCE NO. ING ORDINANCE NO. THE CIVIL SERVICE read in full. , "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NATIONAL CITY AMEND- 712 IN THE MATTER OF ADDING CERTAIN PERSONNEL TO SYSTEM," was presented for the first reading, and ORDINANOE NO., giving notice of intention to vacate and close portion of Paradise Avenue, was presented for the second and final reading, and the title was read in full. Moved by Allen, seconded Hart, further reading of the Ordinance be waived. The motion was adopted by unanimous vote. 4-26-60 a by 409 ORDINANCE NO. 970, "AN ORDINANCE GIVING NOTICE OF INTENTION TO VACATE AND CLOSE A PORTION OF PARADISE AVENUE." Moved by Allen, seconded by Hart, the Ordinance be adopted. Carried, by the following vote to -wit: Ayes: Allen, Hart, Morgan, Reid, Hollingsworth. Nays: None. ORDINANCE NO. , changing the grade on 8th Street from "L" Avenue to Sanitarium Avenue, was presented for the second and final reading, and the title was read in full. Moved by Hart, seconded by Morgan, further reading of the Ordinance be waived. The motion was adopted by unanimous vote. ORDINANCE NO. 971, "AN ORDINANCE CHANGING THE GRADE ON 8th STREET FROM "L" AVENUE TO SANITARIUM AVENUE." Moved by Hart, seconded by Reid, the Ordinance be adopted. Carried, by the following vote to -wit: Ayes: Allen, Hart, Morgan, Reid, Hollingsworth. Nayss None. REPORT JROM CITY ATTORNEY CURRAN stated the Commandant of the Elev- enth Naval District has replied to the Council's inquiry regarding the 0livewood Housing Project. Communication from the Commandant was read, stating hexeceived Mr. Curran's letter dated March 21, 1960 concerning the 0livewood Housing Project requesting his opinion as to any change in conditions since the previous correspondence which would indicate the project could be terminated without serious impact on the Navy's housing requirements. There has been no significant change in the local Navy housing situation since Adm. Hartman's let- ter of June 11, 1959, and there is a strong continuing need for the Olivewood Project. In view of the advancing age of the Olivewood Project and the evident desirability of early retirement, he would be willing to consider plans or proposals by the City for a gradual phasing out of these facilities. Moved by Allen, seconded by Hart, the City Attorney direct a letter to the Bureau of Personnel, Navy Dept., via the Commandant of the Eleventh District, stating it is our intention to phase out the Olivewood Housing in three stages: the first stage on our most valuable and the easiest to get returns from, on that portion of the property west of National Avenue, to be phase one; leave the vacancies that occur there go and within 180 days to have that portion of it ready for disposal. The second phase start- ing shortly thereafter would be from National Avenue to "D" Avenue, including all the two story units in that particular area, and that be started after the other has been demolished, probably within 270 days from the start of phasing out; and that the third phase about 270 days from the end of phasing out the second phase will be that part of the Housing from "D" Avenue to Highland Avenue, which is the best of the Housing and should be torn down last. The property that we would be able to turn over, lease, or sell, whichever the Council 4-26-60 410 would desire would be several blocks on National Avenue, M zone first, then 0 and R-4 and then the 300 feet on Highland which would be com- mercial. MAYOR HOLLINGSWORTH stated she could not vote for this motion, she would be very much opposed to it because she does not think the west side which has the permanent housing should be the first to go; it should be the temporary housing between National Avenue and Highland Avenue in two sections and you would be phasing out the most valuable if you took the west side. There is plenty of industrial area there to be developed owned by private people and she did not think the City Council should be competing with our citizens who are interested in leasing or selling high priced industrial land. Mayor Hollingsworth stated the Admiral requested plans and proposals by the City and he should be the one we directly deal with; also the thought it should be referred to the Finance Committee and have advice from the City Manager, Mr. Gautereaux and various ones in the City to formulate a plan. Mrs. Hollingsworth stated it is her understanding that in order to dispose of the mousing the Council must hold hear- ings. CITY MANAGER BIRD stated in 1957 the City Attorney presented to the Council a lengthy statement which is on file, setting forth the procedure necessary as far as the contract w ith the Federal Gov- ernment is concerned in relation to that specific portion of the m re- tract, or application for acquisition which specifically states defense industries, and it has been the recommendation of the City Attorney, which is on file, that procedure be followed. VICE MAYOR HART stated he wished to withdraw his second until we can find out just what we can do. Motion died for lack of a second. Moved by Hart, seconded by Reid, this letter and information the City Manager has be brought out by the City 'Attorney himself next week. Carried, by the following vote to -wit: Ayes: Hart, Morgan, Reid, Hollings- worth. Nays: Allen. REPORT OF CITY ATTORNEY CURRAN stated Pacific Indemnity Company's Certificate of Insurance together with endorsement naming the City of National City as an additional insured on the policy issued to J. C. Franks, et al, has been examined and recommended the same be filed. Moved by Allen, seconded by Reid, the Certifidate of Insur- ance and endorsement be filed. Carried, all the Council present vot- ing aye. VICE MAYOR HART introduced three of his granddaughters who were given permission to be absent from school in order to attend the Council meeting. CITY MANAGER BIRD stated in view of the action taken by the Council relative to Olivewood Housing, he requested authorization to immedi- 4-26-60 411 ately start work on plans which he knows will be necessary, so they may take segment by segment so they on staff will be in a position to present to Council, when they make their decision that which might, or might not, change their opinion as to which they prefer to phase out first. Moved by Allen, seconded by Morgan, the recommendation of the City Manager be approved, and the City Planner be instructed to have her Commission work out this situation. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. CITY MANAGER BIRD stated it is necessary for a Harbor Committee meet- ing and a Finance Committee meeting. MAYOR HOLLINGSWORTH appointed Councilman Morgan to the Harbor Committee and asked Councilman Allen to remain on the Harbor Committee, and appointed him Chairman of the Committee. MAYOR HOLLINGSWORTH appointed Vice Mayor Hart as a member of the Finance Committee and also Councilman Morgan. COUNCILMAN ALLEN, Chairman of the Harbor Committee, asked the Committee to meet in the City Manager's office, immediately following the Council meet- ing. MAYOR HOLLINGSWORTH asked the Finance Committee to meet Monday, May 2nd at 2:00 p.m. COMMUNICATION FROM JAMES P. JENKINS, Chairman, Traffic Safety Commit- tee, was read, submitting three names for consideration to the Traf- fic Safety Committee. There are four vacancies on the Committee, the remaining name for consideration will be forthcoming. The three people who have stated they would serve are: 1. Henry Slotten, Orange Empire. 2. J. D. Stark, Realtor. 3. Charles Green, Jeweler. MAYOR HOLLINGSWORTH recommended all three persons named be appointed. Moved by Morgan, seconded by Allen, the three persons whose names were sa.b- mitted by the Traffic Safety Committee be appointed. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. APPLICATION FOR OFF SALE BEER & WINE BEVERAGE LICENSE by Tang's Mar- ket, Inc., was presented. REPORT FROM CHIEF OF POLICE CAGLE stated investigation reveals no grounds for protest of the application. Moved by Hart, seconded by Allen, the application be filed. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. REPORT FROM SUPT. PARKS & RECREATION GAUTEREAUX regarding the Casa de Salud, and the use thereof. A report was attached thereto showing the daily breakdown use of the Casa for the period of March, 1960. COUNCILMAN ALLEN stated according to the reports he has received from various people the Council should compliment the Altrusa Club for get- ting the work done at the Casa de Salud. Mr. Allen said he thought the report is very good and shows what is happening and we should con- tinue the use of the Casa. MAYOR HOLLINGSWORTH stated the report. 4-26-60 412 shows 2792 people used the Casa de Salud in March, and wondered what more the Council should do to make it more desirable. Moved by Hart, seconded by Reid, this be referred to the Finance Committee. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. REPORT FROM SUPT. PARKS & RECREATION GAUTEREAUX was read, stating the rehabilitation of the old rest rooms on "A" Avenue which are to be used for storage of bicycles, etc. by the Police Department, has been completed. The old battery of rest rooms nearest to the old swimming pool is now in the process of demolition and should be completed within a few days. CITY MANAGER BIRD reported he received Decision No. 59962 of the Pub- lic Utilities Commission relative to the order on removal of one leg of the spur on Tidelands Avenue, known as the wye, and recommended it be received and filed with the City Clerk. Moved by Allen, seconded by Reid, the recommendation of the City Manager be approved, and the Decision filed. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. VICE MAYOR HART stated before the meeting of the Finance Committee next week he is going down to the Casa de Salud and look it over and see whether they need anything and what can be done. REPORT FROM RECREATION DIRECTOR HERGERT was read, stating Thursday, June 30, 1960, has been selected as National City Day at the San Diego County Fair, according to Fred A. Heitfeld, Director of Special Events and Attractions. Two, one hour performances, at 12:30 and 4:30 will be presented by the Recreation Department. REPORT FROM PARK AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD was read, recommending acceptance of the offer of the Lions Club of National City to help install play equipment for the as Palmas xark. Moved by Allen, sec- onded by Hart, we accept the recommendation of the Park and Recrea- tion Advisory Board in regards to the Lions Club participation in Las Palmas Park, and the Lions Club be notified. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. COMMUNICATION FROM CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION was read, recommending the position of Deputy Police Chief be established. The job specifications for this position, as submitted by Chief of Police Cagle and approved by the Civil Service Commission, was attached. If this classification is approved by the Council it will be included in the Position -Clas- sification Plan of the City. CITY MANAGER BIRD recommended the clas- sification be accepted and become a part of the Civil Service Position Classification Plan. Moved by Allen, seconded by Hart, the recommen- dation of the City Manager to accept the recommendation of the Civil Service Commission in regard to establishing a new rank or rate in 4-26-60 413 the Police Department, be approved. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. COMMUNICATION FROM CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION was read, recommending an eligibility list be established from the current Sergeant of Police list. The minimum standards and qualifications of this selective list were set forth on the communication. CITY MANAGER BIRD recom- mended this classification be made a part of the selective service in the City of National City. Moved by Allen, seconded by Reid, the City Manager's recommendation of the Civil Service's recommendation to him in regard to a classification in the Police Dept. be approved. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. REPORT FROM PLANNING COMMISSION regarding the appeal of Mrs. Ken Knight, 541 "V" Avenue, on denial of waiver of installation of curbs and sidewalks by the Planning Commission at their regular meeting of April 11, 1960, was read. At the regular meeting of the Commission on April llth a request for waiver on Ordinance No. 962, Section 10, Paragraph E was processed. Report from the City Engineer recommended curbs and sidewalks be required as a grade can be established in.a reasonable time. At this time the Commission therefore denied the waiver of said installation. The appeal of Mrs. Ken Knight referred to the Commission by the Council was again taken to the Commission at their regular meeting on April 25th, at which time it was moved and unanimously passed curbs and sidewalks be installed. The reason behind this motion is that "V" Avenue is now dedicated 30 feet in width from 5th Street to 8th Street and since Mrs. Ken Knight is com- mencing to develop her property on the east side every effort Should be made to provide adequate ingress and egress to this area. Further, when Mr. Cheneweth develops his portion of property on the east side of "V" Avenue south of the subject property, he too should be required to install the same improvements, and the street will become a much better travelway and g'eatly upgrade the entire area. Moved by Allen, seconded by Hart, the recommendation of the Planning Commission be upheld. COUNCILMAN MORGAN stated there are some problems to be con- sidered, and wished to know if it is the intention to tie in "V" with 5th Street, and asked the City Engineer what was the intention. CITY ENGINEER LILL stated the Planning Commission's report stated "V" Avenue is dedicated on the east between 5th Street and 8th Street, and that would be the grade established and the improvements would be put in between 5th and 6th Street, and the grade would be established all the way. COUNCILMAN MORGAN stated the way that land is levelled when "V" and 5th are tied together there mill be a ten or twelve foot rise so where they intend to build two more houses their level will be ten 4-26-60 4:4 or fifteen feet below the sidewalks and curbs. They have quite a prob- lem. VICE MAYOR HART said he wished to withdraw his second until the next meeting and he would like to know more about this problem before he votes on it, MAYOR HOLLINGSWORTH stated it has been the experi- ence in the past that where you have one property owner only who has to put in curbs and sidewalks it becomes a hazard and if there are going to be any pedestrians walking along there they will be coming up to a sidewalk and then stepping off of one, and asked the City Manager if this is one of those places that might have to be barricaded. CITY MANAGER BIRD stated he had not looked at this situation for quite a long time. Motion died for lack of a second. Moved by Allen, sec- onded by Reid, this be laid over until the Council goes out and looks at it. VICE MAYOR HART said he would also like to have the City Engi- neer give the Council a report on it next week. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. CITY MANAGER BIRD reported he has a Covenant Running With The Land from Dean and Nadine Turner, and recommended it be referred to the City Attorney to prepare the resolution of acceptance. Moved by Allen, seconded by Reid, the Covenant from Mr. and Mrs. Turner be referred to the City Attorney for the necessary resolution. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. CITY MANAGER BIRD stated with regard to the letter of protest from Mr. and Mrs. Burnett which was presented last week, and which upon his recommendation was referred to various departments, he has these reports. REPORT FROM THE PLANNING COMMISSION was read, stated con- struction in this area as proceeded by Mr. Befort under local laws only, not subject to subdivision maps and laws. In view of this information no negligence or malfeasance can be seen on the part of the Planning Commission on the property known as 2110 Orange Avenue. REPORT FROM CITY ENGINEER LILL was read, relative to the letter from Alec and Ruth Burnett concerning driveway at 2110 Orange Street. It was recommended all work be held up until the City could set grade stakes for the driveway. The stakes were scheduled for the morning of ,April 7th but the driveway was constructed before the grade stakes were set. REPORT FROM THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT was read. This office does not ordinarily issue authorization permits for concrete flat work on private property when structures are not involved, therefore, no driveway permit was either requested or received by Mr. Befort or Mrs. Burnett. CITY MANL.GER BIRD stated the application as signed for by Mr. Befort specifically states, and it is over Mr. Befort's signa- ture: "I will obtain full information from the City on sewer loca- tions and depths, and street grades so that the building, plumbing 4-26-60 415 and driveways will meet same." It was the recommendation of the City Manager the letter of complaint to Council from Mr. and Mrs. Burnett, the owner, be filed. Moved by 1{Mrgan, seconded by Reid, we follow the recommendation of the City Manager. Carried, by the following vote to -wit: Ayes: Morgan, Reid, Hollingsworth. Nays: Allen, Hart. COMMUNICATION FROM DR. J. B. ASKEW, Director of Public Health, was read, stating recently Mr. Kahler came to his department and left a copy of his April 9 letter addressed to the City Council in which he and his wife object to the proposed sanitary fill of the "Duck Pond". The men in the Division of Sanitation have informed Dr. Askew they would like to see the sanitary fill at the "Duck Pond" established, as this would eliminate much of the mosquito breeding area now being supervised and controlled by their Mosquito Control Section. It is necessary for them to treat and pump out this area, and it would be their recommendation the sanitary fill be established in this area. CITY MANAGER BIRD stated he had four letters in regard to this matter which he would present at this time: COMMUNICATION FROM CHULA VISTA. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE and the NATIONAL CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE were read opposing the sanitary fill. COIJIMUNICATION FROM J. H. KAMMERER was read stating in 1934 the State put in a 48 inch drain under National Avenue at the "duck pond", it was then above grade and the water ran out. Mr. Kammerer said the water backed up on him and he protested, but to no avail. He has asked at various times for relief, both from the County Supervisors and the State Highway but has received none. COMMUNICATION FROM MR. AND MRS. RUSSELL A. KAHLER, was read stating they own the property located at 45 E. 31st Street, and are very anxious that the County carry out their proposal to fill this unsightly slough. Also, there are several substantial landowners in the area who are for the proposal and who spoke in favor of the fill at the hearing before the Zoning Commission on April 8th. E. H. ALSDORF, 2105 "J" Avenue, was present, and stated a week ago he was at a meeting of the Board of Supervisors and asked them if there would be any burning at this place and the answer was "no", and he also asked them how much smell there would be and they said there would be very little. It is his under- standing there will be no Sunday delivery of material. Mr. blsdorf said he told the Supervisors he was not against it. The Board of Supervisors have no other place, except 30 miles out, for a sanitary fill.. Moved by Allen, these letters be filed as long as our letter of protest is still active with the County klanning Commission and the County Board of Supervisors. Motion died for lack of a second. Moved by Morgan, seconded by Hart, we send a letter to both the County Plan- ning Commission and the County Board of Supervisors protesting this "dump site." COUNCILMAN MORGA11i stated the letter might inform them 4-26-60 416 there is a new Council member and wish to reaffirm the Council's pro- test. Carried, by the following vote to -wit: Ayes: Allen, Hart, Morgan, Reid. Nays: Hollingsworth, COMMUNICATION FROM J. G. FRY, Chief Engineer, The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company, addressed to the City Manager, was read, stating in one of their recent conversations verbal agreement was reached to the effect that 24th Street will be paved to a travel width of 64 feet, and the Santa Fe would bear the expense of a type G curb and gutter together with 20 feet of paving on each side of the street, leaving a 24 foot strip down the middle of the street which the City would pave. It is Mr. Fry's recollection this improvement would extend on 24th Street between Harrison and Tidelands Avenue. It would be appreciated if the City's Engineering Department would furnish his office with plans and estimates for handling this work similar to the manner of handling curbs and gutters along Tidelands, which job is now underway. It is requested the City arrange to handle the entire job, and after receiving estimate of their portion of the work they would be in a position to approach their management for authority to handle their costs. CITY MANAGER BIRD recommended the City Engineer- ing Department be officially authorized to prepare plans for paving, curbing and grading of 24th Street in the area mentioned. Moved by Hart, seconded by Morgan, the recommendation of the City Manager be approved, that the Engineering Department prepare plans, etc. Car- ried, all the Council present voting aye. CITY MANAGER BIRD stated last week we had a communication from the State Health Department relative to the rabies situation. Subsequently we had a meeting on the City Manager's level with Dr. Askew. REPORT FROM CHIEF OF POLICE CAGLE was read, relative to rabies control. National City is under the following status: No. 1 is covered by Ordinance 828, Section 9; No. 2 is covered by Ordinance 828, Section 12; No. 3 is covered by Sections 16 and 18. No. 4 is covered by Sec- tion 18. No. 5 is covered under the Ordinance by Section 1. No. 6. This is Division of Rabies Vaccination Clinics at cost. Mr. Bird stated the five preceding requirements of the State law we are covered by our Ordinances at the present time. We do not have the provision of rabies vaccination clinics at cost. The communication further states each year, usually in December, all County Veterinar- ians provide a three day vaccination clinic at cost, previously the fees have been $2.00. The usual cost for rabies vaccination is now $5.00. In discussing the matter with our local Veterinarian, Dr. Rockwell stated he would be willing to undertake a similar program in National City such as is now being used in Chula Vista. The City of 4-26-60 417 Chula Vista is now paying for the vaccine and the Veterinarians are now donating their services free at a charge of $2.00 per dog; and Dr. Rockwell offers this to National City if we will provide $50.00 for the vaccine. CITY MANAGER BIRD stated in discussing this matter with Dr. Askew he stated at the present time we can to comply with this section of the State law either do it as proposed by Chula Vista and by Dr. Rookwell's proposal, or by a. proposal with our own Public Health Dept. Mr. Bird said he did not want any action on the rabies clinic because we are in conformity in five of the six points covered but we will go further into the matter and see what we come up with depending on the severity of the rabies situation. COUNCILMAN AT,TJ.N asked if we would not lose another Commissioner if we went along with this proposal. REPORT OF THE TRAFFIC S►FETY COMMITTEE'S MEETING on April 20th, was presented. City Manager Bird stated they did not have a quorum pres- ent, but they recommended a four-way stop sign be erected at the intersection of Division and Euclid. Moved by Allen, seconded by Hart, the recommendation of the Traffic Safety Committee be approved, after the paving which is being put in now. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. REPORT FROM THE TRAFFIC SAFETY COMMITTEE recommended a stop sign be erected on Euclid Avenue where Euclid Avenue intersects 4th Street. Moved by Allen, seconded by Morgan, a stop sign be erected at that location, after the paving is completed. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. REPORT FROM THE TRAFFIC SAFETY COMMITTEE was read, recommending a stop sign be erected on Roosevelt Avenue where Roosevelt intersects with 18th Street on the South side of 18th Street; also that stop signs be erected at 16th Street on "C" Avenue North and South approach, and on "B" Avenue at 16th Street Northbound. Moved by Hart, seconded by Allen, the recommendation of the Traffic Safety Committee be approved. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. CITY CLERK ALSTON reported she received an application today for an excavation permit by South Bay Plaza Syndicate, and copies of the application were referred to the City Manager, Street Supt., and City Engineer, according to ordinance. CITY CLERK ALSTON presented the Affidavit of Publication of Filing of Assessment and Hearing on loth Street from Roosevelt Avenue to Cool- idge Avenue. Moved by Allen, seconded by Reid, the Affidavit be filed. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. 4-26-60 418 REPORT FROM THE PLANNING COMMISSION was read, relative to the request of Foster & Kleiser to rebuild outdoor advertising structures along the east side of Montgomery Freeway, between 13th Street and the south city limits. At the meeting of the Planning Commission an April llth it was their recommendation this matter be referred to the City Attor- ney; that the Planning Commission looks favorably on the granting of this request to modernize the existing structures if it can legally be done. DA.N HALE, representing Foster & Kleiser Company and Pacific Outdoor Advertising, was present and stated there will be no additions. At the present time they are actually taking. structures out, elimin- ating certain structures; there are elven structures on the east side that are the old type construction and they would like to modernize these; that is all they have in mind. Moved by Morgan, seconded by Hart, we let the City Attorney handle this problem and also refer his decision back to the Planning Commission and let them make a recommen- dation after the City Attorney advised on it. Carried, all the Coun- cil present voting aye. REPORT FROM THE PLANNING COMMISSION was read, recommending acceptance of a deed from Severino and Magdalena La Roya for 21 feet of the nor- therly half of 22nd Street, east of Prospect Street. The deviation was made in a 21 foot dedication instead of a 30 foot dedication to avoid damage to an existing residence. This dedication will provide for a 36 foot travelway with curb and small sidewalk until future date when the existing structure is demolished. Maned by Hart, seconded by Allen, the recommendation of the Planning Commission be approved, and referred to the City Attorney for the preparation of the necessary resolution of acceptance. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. Moved by Hart, seconded by Reid, the meeting be closed. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. Meeting closed at 3:28 p.m. ATTEST: CITY CLERK MAYOR, CITY F ':TIO JL CITY 1I, FORNIA