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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1960 05-17 CC MINNational City, California, May ls,: -960 Regular meeting of the City Council was called to order by Mayor Hollingsworth at 1:30 o''cloek p.m. Council members present: Allen, Hart, Morgan, Reid, Hollingewarth. Council members absent: None. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS present: Bird, Ovrran, Gautereaux, Kerr, Lill, Stockman. The meeting was opened with pledge of allegiance to the Flag by City Manager Bird, followed with invocation by, Rev. Fulzs. Moved by Reid, seconded by Hart, the minutes of the regular meeting of May 10, 1960, be approved. Carried, all the Council present vot- ing aye. RESOLUTION N0. 7746 was read, "RESOLUTION D.ERMINING, THAT PROJECT SHOULD PROCEED (28th Street Between National Averue and "B" Avenue and "B" Avenue Between 27th Street and 28tb.Street)." Moved by Harts seconded by Reid, the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all the Coun- cil present voting aye. RESOLUTION NO. 7747 was read, ac ;apcing a lovenaim Running With Lana from Nary Evelyn ken. Knight, Marshall C. and Arl?,n, R. Van Pelt; Covenant RunningWith Land from William F. and Dais;; A. Hayden; Ease- ment from Severino and:,Magdalena LaRoya; Covenant Rxming With Land from Severino and Magdalena LaRoya. Moved by Hart, seoonded by Allen, the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. RESOLUTION NO. 7748 was read, "RESOLUTION 4LOPTING WAGE SCALE (28th Street Between National Avenue and "B" .1.venue and "B" Avenue Between 27th Street and 28th Street)." Moved by Allen, seconded. by Rail, the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all thy+ Co -moil pres^ t voting aye. RESOLUTION N0. 7749 was read,Iocepting-i. Gra3.t Deed from Liston H. and Irma L. Bethea. Moved by Allen, s cond ;. by Hart, the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all the Council precant votin6 aye. RESOLUTION N0. 7750 was read, "RESOLUTIQN OF INTENTION NO. 7750 (B th Street Between National Avenue and "Ili" .4venue an "B" Avenue Between 27th Street and 28th Street)," Motrd by Kar:•,seconded by Reid, the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all the Ce..uricil present voting aye. ATTORNEY CURRAN stated with refer*nce to the letting of the contract for the Improvement of 8th Street between "L" Avenue and Sanitarium Avenue, he previously recommended the contract not be let because of the suit filed between the California Water and Telephone Company and National City. The California Water and Telephone Company in its 5-17-60 4,4 answer to the cause of action, sets forth an offer that pending the determination of the rights of the parties in this street to divide equally the costs of the relocation, and the offer being made without acknowledging the correctness or validity explains their contentions. It is the recommendation of the City attorney the City of National City accept this offer of the California Water and Telephone Company to divide equally the costs without acknowledging the correctness of any claim on the part of the company and solely for the purpose of permitting the improvement to go forward and without prejudice to any right to claim refund in the event the court should find that the California Water and Telephone Company has the obligation of relocat- ing the facilities on that street at its own cost and expense. The City Attorney also recommended there be ;;.mmediate authorization to draw a warrant for the estimated one-half cost so the work Can pro- ceed and the action can be taken on the contract and the award to the low bidder made. Moved by Allen, seconded by Morgan, the City Attor- ney's recommendation on the continuing of the project on E. 8th Street and also his recommendation a warrant be drawn for half the expenAes be approved, so we can continue with the project. Carried, by the following vote to -wits Ayes: Allen, Hart, Morgan, Reid, Hollings- worth. Nays: None. ATTORNEY CURRAN stated at the last meeting he reported upon receipt of a notice from Great Amerioan Insurance Company of New York, and examination of the records in the Clerk's office indicated this was not a sidewalk license bond, it is therefore not necessary for the City Clerk to take any action on this matter, and recommended this notice be filed. Moved by Hart, seconded by Morgan, the reoomuen.da,- tion of the City Attorney to file the notice of the Great American Insurance Company be approved. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. ATTORNEY CURRAN stated the communication from John Hancock Investment Company advising us action had been taken pursuant to provisions of law authorising a California corporation to change its name, has been examined. In the opinion of the City Attorney it is not necessary to make a formal assignment of the lease which the John Hancock Manufae- turing Company now holds with National City; the change of name pro- ceedings is in effect an operation of an assignment by law and there- fore the intent of the letter was simply to advise the City the name of the corporation had been changed; that is the only change being made, and this communication can now be filed, and it will not be necessary for National City to take any action in this matter. Moved by Allen, seconded by Reid, the City Attorney's recommendation on the 5-17-60 445 lease of John Hancock Investment Company be approved. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. MRS. ROBERT RICHARDS, 1411 E. 16th Street, was present and stated several weeks ago Mayor Hollingsworth brought to the attention of the Council the accomplishments of one of the groups at Sweetwater High School, that was the speech group; and Mrs. Richards said she would like to bring to the Council's attention two other groups from that school; the Cadet Corps, and three students who won top honors in the Sixth Annual State Driving Contest. Mrs. Richards said she thought we can be justly proud of our students and our High School. E. H. ALSDORF, 2105 "J" .Avenue, was present, and stated the County Planning Commission has approved the objection the City Council of National City to filling the "duck pond". Mr. Alsdorf said he would like to state that we must have some place for the refuse and the Chamber of Commerce has not come up with a place as requested by the Board of Supervisors. COUNCILMAN ALLEN stated the Council has had a policy whereby the employees of the City of National City can live outside the City with the exception of the Police and Fire Department employees. Last year we had a recommendation by the Fire Chief and the Police Chief that these people not live out of the City. Mr. Alien said all the cities he knows of are not forcing their firemen and policemen to live in town, they give them a certain radius, and he would like to see our firemen and policemen have the same privileges. Mr. Allen said he would like the members of the Council to give this some consideration and next week he intends to make a motion in this regard. MAYOR HOLLINGSWORTH asked if Mr. Allen had any reason to believe the two department heads have changed their minds. COUNCILMAN ALLEN said we have a new department head in one department and he will have an opportunity to express his opinion. VICE MAYOR HART said he thought if the employees lived within a ten mile radius of National City they could get to work quickly as most people living in the City. HEARING ON REASSESSMENT OF HERDING AVENUE from 13th Street to 20th Street and 20th Street from Harding Avenue to Wilson Avenue, was held at this time. ALFRED LORD, Attorney for Griffith Company, was present and stated he has examined the reassessment roll and had some discus- sion with the City Attorney, and since last talking with Mr. Curran he has changed his position in the matter and he was going to ask that a correction be made; however, he now feels that the reassessment roll is proper and asked that the roll be confirmed. Moved by Allen, sec- onded by Reid, the hearing be closed. Carried, all the Council pres- ent voting aye. 5-17-60 446 COUNCILMAN ALLEN made reference to the Casa de Salud, and stated he knows there are some intentions and possibilities of building a new building; but when it can be erected is a question probably City Manager Bird can answer at the next meeting; also the location of the proposed building. At the present time those using the Casa de Salud, particularly for athletics do not have any showers, and he thought for the amount of activity there would justify the City replacing the showers that have worn out so they can be used until such time as the new building can be erected. Moved by Allen, seconded by Hart, this matter be referred to the City Manager and Mr. Gautereaux to see if something can be done about it. Carried, all the Council present vot- ing aye. COUNCILMAN ALIEN stated he thought a street light should be installed at the corner of 7th and Sal of Street, in Shirley Manor Subdivision, and asked the City Manager to check this. COUNCILMAN ALLEN stated he made a proposal on the possibility of phas- ing out the Housing and he believed someone stated there would be some action within a month; the month is not quite up, but he wished to go on record as having brought up the Housing again, and so far he has not heard anyone else make a proposal. MAYOR HOLLINGSWORTH stated this was referred to the City Planner and City Engineer for a report, and until that report comes in any discussion on the matter is out of order. COUNCILMAN ALLEN stated he has not received any concrete information as to When the police range is going to go in; perhaps the City Mana- ger will have something to report on this. BILLS AUDITED BY THE FINANCE COMMITTEE presented: General Fund Traffic Safety Fund Park Fund Retirement Fund Harbor Fund Trust & Agency Fund Special Street Fund Drainage Fund Park Construction Fund $ 22,349.26 1,872.72 2,127.25 8,146.92 18,014.36 70.45 10, 998,36 34,763.33 1,969.00 TOTAL $100,311.66 Moved by Hart, seconded by Morgan, the bills be approved for payment, and warrants ordered drawn for same. Carried, by the following vote to - wit: Ayes: Allen, Hart, Morgan, Reid, Hollingsworth. Nays: None. RESOLUTION NO. 7751 was read, authorizing the payment of $5,454.00 to San Diego Gas & Electric Company, for Fire Alarm System, from the Capi- tal Outlay Fund. Moved by Allen, seconded by Hart, the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. 5-17-60 447 HEARING ON TRAMPOLINE ORDINANCE was held at this time. MAYOR HOLLINGS- WORTH stated she believed all the Council members have had the oppor- tunity to read the trampoline ordinance as adopted by the City of San Diego, and her feeling. is that it is not anything we would want; it sets up a Board for regulating trampoline centers and it would appear to make the City more responsible for anything that would happen at one of these centers. Mrs. Hollingsworth stated the only thing she could think of that might be worth while to adopt an ordinance would be whereby, in order to get a business license to operate in the City of National City, these people would have to file a certificate with the City showing ample insurance. COUNCILMAN REID stated he had a copy of the ordinance the City of El Cajon adopted and he gave it to the City Planner, and would like all the Council members to read that. Moved by Allen, seconded by Morgan, this matter be postponed until such time as the Council can all have a cou of the E1 Cajon ordinance, whioh probably would suffice for National City, with some possible changes and it could be referred to the City Attorney to see if there should be any additions or deletion, in order to protect a City of our size; and that the trampoline centers receive a cony of the El Cajon ordinance so they can study it. COL. LIPPINCOTT, operator of the Jumping Jack Trampoline Center, 720 E. 10th Street, was present and stated there is a club formed which is recognized by the Amateur Ath- letic Union, and they do not use the name "trampoline", they use the words "rebound tumbling". They are registered with the Amateur kth- letio Union and they have a club formed of about 20 boys and girls and the name of that club is "National City Rebound Tumblers." Col. Lip- pincott made reference to certain sections of the ordinance of the City of San Diego regulating trampoline centers; and felt that they were not applicable in many instances. The number of injuries have been very small, comparably speaking; there have been two deaths in the United States from the use of trampolines. The San Diego ordinance requires two spotters, and Col. Lippincott said he thought this was unnecessary. The hazard and the danger of rebound tumbling has been played up too much and it may be if too stringent regulations are adopted those regulations might have to be adjusted at a later time. MAYOR HOLLINGSWORTH asked Col. Lippincott if he had read the El Cajon ordinance, and asked if he would object to the Council holding this matter for another week in order to study their ordinance. COL. LIP- PINCOTT said he had not read the ordinance and would have no objections to postponing it for another week. COUNCILMAN ALLEN said he would appreciate it if Col. Lippincott would report on the ordinance of El Cajon if there is something he objects to. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. 5-17-60 448 CITY MANAGER BIRD stated he is in receipt of a preliminary report regarding 0livewood Housing, the method of disposing same. It is a lengthy report and was made after studies by the Director of Housing, taking into consideration all facets; that which might occur in the matter of the phasing out; it carries a recommendation and sets forth the reasons for the recommendation. It was the City Manager's recom- mendation this be referred to the Finance Committee and at that time, if possible, we will have the report of the City Planner which ba.s been requested by Council, within the time limit as was promised. VICE MAYOR HART said he would like to have copies of the report made so each member could have a copy in order to study it. Moved by Hart, seconded by Reid, this report be referred to the Finance Committee. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. CITY MANAGER BIRD reported he is in possession of the detailed plans of the pistol range, he is not in possession of the specifications, they are being typed and put into shape so we will be in a position to bid. Mr. Bird requested the Council members to review the plans in his office so they can familiarize themselves with the project and we will probably be ready to go ahead with this project within the next two or three weeks. CITY MANAGER BIRD reported he is in possession of the Master Sewer Plan. REPORT FROM CITY ENGINEER LILL was read stating the Proposed Master Plan for National City Sewers was transmitted with the report. Some of the pertinent items developed by the report were set forth. The following recommendations are offered: (a) The improvement of the National City Sewerage System should receive a high priority. (b) The City of San Diego should agree on the improvement proposed and should pay its fair share of the cost of such improvement. (c) Pay- ment of this share could be made by crediting such cost against National City's cost of the Metropolitan Sewer System. CITY MANAGER BIRD stated this is a very comprehensive report; we have not contacted the City of San Diego as yet, but we will be doing so after the Finance Committee looks at these documents so we can project our thinking into this coming budget and succeeding budgets thereafter. COUNCILMAN ALLEN asked if it was the thinking we will be able to finance this without a bond issue, or will it be necessary to put a bond issue on the ballot. CITY MANAGER BIRD stated that is one of the reasons he wants this report to go to the Finance Committee, because it hinges upon other things: 1. Disposal and phasing out of Housing. 2. A decision as to the site for the City Hall. 3. A decision as to the disposal or rental, whichever the policy of this Council is going to be; so we can project ourselves to see where these monies are oomitg 5-17-60 449 from. Moved by Allen, seconded by Reid, the report on the proposed Master Plan for Sewers be referred to the Finance Committee. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. COUNCILMAN ALLEN suggested on something as important as this, the members of the Council who are not on the Finance Committee be notified so they can attend the meeting for information. COMMUNICATION FROM THE PLANNING COMMISSION was read, stating due to the recent ruling it has been necessary for George James and Dr. Hugh Rockwell to submit their resignations as members of the Planning Com- mission. It has been reluctantly moved and passed the two resignations be approved since the Commission will be losing two very valuable men, one having served his community for the past eight years. Therefore, it is requested a certificate of outstanding service to his community be given to Mr. James and a letter of appreciation for recently aocept- ing an appointment be sent to Dr. Rockwell. The following names were submitted for consideration to fill the two existing vacancies: Wil- liam Gibbs; James L. Dodd and James Cheneweth. MAYOR HOLLINGSWORTH appointed William Gibbs and James L. Dodd to serve as members on the Planning Commission. Moved by Morgan, seconded by Hart, we approve the appointments as made by Mayor Hollingsworth. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. COUNCILMAN ALLEN stated he knows Mr. George James, since about 1944 has been an auxiliary policeman and a reserve policeman, and he believes he has served two full terms and part of anoter one on the Planning Commission, and he knows it is more than eight years he has served the City and would like to see he gets credit for more than eight years on his certificate. Moved by Hart, seconded by Morgan, the certificate be given to Mr. James with the correct number of years on it. CITY MANAGER BIRD stated the dates can be checked and reaffirmed by the records. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. CITY MANAGER BIRD reported he had the executed contract on the rental of the sweeper, and recommended it be documented and placed on file in the City Clerk's office. Moved by Hart, seconded by Reid, the recommendation of the City Manager that the contract be documented and placed on file, be approved. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. VICE MAYOR HART excused. CITY MANAGER BIRD presented a Covenant Running With Land signed by John and Nora Thompson, and recommended it be referred to the City Attor- ney to prepare the resolution of acceptance. Moved by Morgan, seconded by Allen, the recommendation of the City Manager be accepted. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. 5-17-60 450 CITY MANAGER BIRD asked if he could present the report on the appli- cation for excavation permit at this time; the application would come up under the Clerk's report, but as this has been processed he would like to bring it up at this time. MAYOR HOLLINGSWORTH granted per- mission to present the report at this time. CITY MANAGER BIRD stated this is an application of Russell P. Haas relative to the Southeast corner of Plaza and Palm Avenue; it has been processed and it is the recommendation of the City Engineer and the City Manager we recommend approval of the application subject to the standard specifications. VICE MAYOR HART present. Moved by Morgan, seconded by Allen, we accept the recommendation of the City Manager on the excavation permit of Mr. Haas. Carried, by the following vote to -wit: Ayes: Allen, Morgan, Reid, Hollingsworth. Nays: None. Vice Mayor Hart abstained from voting. CITY MANAGER BIRD presented the minutes of the San Diego County Water Authority of their last meeting, and recommended they be received and placed on file in the Clerk's office. Moved by Allen, seconded by Reid, the recommendation of the City Manager be approved. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. COMMUNICATII[ON FROM SAN DIEGO COUNTY TRAFFIC SAFETY COUNCIL was read, requesting consideration of an allocation of $400.00 to the Council for their expanding program. CITY MANAGER BIRD stated as this is a request for money, unbudgeted he would recommend it be referred to the Finance Committee. Moved by Allen, seconded by Hart, the request of the County Traffic Safety Council be referred to the Finance Com- mittee. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. CITY MANAGER BIRD stated he has a letter signed by Maj, T. C. Macaulay which is in relation to the South Bay Seifert plan and other things, and it 4as been requested it be read to the City Council; it is addressed to the City Council and to the Chamber of Commerce. COUN- CILMAN ALLEN asked if the letter is lengthy, and would it in any way, shape, or form change the Council's opinion as to the action we have taken on the Brown Field. VICE MAYOR HART stated it is a lengthy letter, and can be read in the Clerk's office. Moved by Hart, sec- onded by illen, the letter be filed. Carried, all the Council pres- ent voting aye. CITY MANAGER BIRD stated we have received a copy of a letter addressed to Mayor Dail of San Diego from the Association of Former Grand Jurors of San Diego County wherein they are specifically requesting we locate an airport on the tidelands, in favor of the Seifert plan. Moved by Hart, seconded by Allen, the letter be filed. Carried, all the Coun- cil present voting aye. 5-1.7-60 451 COMMUNICATION PROM CALIFORNIA WATER & TELEPRONE COMPANY was read, regarirg Tidelands water main extensions. Receipt for City Warrant #16563 in the amount of $6,330.00 was enclosed, and acknowledgment made of the City Manager's letter of May llth and City Yurohase Order for installation of 335 ft. of 12" water main in 24th St., West of Quay Avenue and 550 ft. of 8" main in 28th Street, West of Quay Avenue, and 2 fire hydrants. A work order is being issued for this installa- tion. CITY MANAGER BIRD recommended the letter and receipt be docu- mented and placed on file in the City Clerk's office. Moved by Morgan, seconded by Reid, the receipt and letter be filed. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. COMMUNICATION FROM SECURITY TITLE COMPANY was read, stating they are enclosing an unrecorded Grant Deed from San Miguel School to the City of National City, and ask the Deed be recorded and they be notified of same. It was the recommendation of the City Manager the City attor- ney be authorized to prepare a resolution accepting this Deed and ordering its recording. Moved by Allen, seconded by Reid, the Deed from San Miguel School be referred to the Attorney for a resolution and recording. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. CITY MANAGER BIRD reported this past week. he was called upon by the Chairman of the Enforcement Committee of the War Against Litter Cam- paign: and Mr. Berry has requested we consider the appointment of a representative from National City to work on the enforcement angle of this war against litter. Mr. Bird said in his discussion with Mr. Berry he outlined what the City of National City was doing, and to aid further progress of the Committee he said he would bring it before the Council at this meeting and would reeormend for their consideration the appointment of the Chief of Police in this enforcement section of the War Against Litter. Moved by Allen, seconded by Reid, the reoom- mendation of. the City Manager in regards to appointment of the Chief of. Police to represent the City in the War ,Against Litter be approved. Carried, all theCouncil present voting aye. CITY MANAGER BIRD stated at the last meeting of the Council he was requested to ascertain the terminal leave date of the City Engineer. The Fersonnel.Clerk and the personnel records deow specifically that Wayne Lill, City Engineer, has a total accrued of 75 days, Which would Place the Engineer's termination date as of September 1, 1960* CGri- MUNICATION FROM THOMi.S L. CROW10TER was read, stating he sincerely hoped the Council would reconsider their action in accepting tee reeee, nation of Wayne Lill as CityEngineer. Moved by Hart, seconded by Allen, we accept the City.,Engineex'e reeignatian as of September 1, 1960. MAYOR HOLLINGSWORTH asked 3.f this means Mr. Lill will be on 5-17-60 452 vacation for that length of time and we will not have a City Engineer. CITY MANAGER BIRD stated the question which has been raised is this: At the last meeting Mr. Bird stated he raised the question as to the legality of payment, and he was ordered to ascertain the amount of time which Mr. Lill had coming, which is certified by the Personnel Clerk as 75 days. If the motion before the Council prevails, Mr. Lill's termination date will have to be dated September 1st and he will continue to draw his pay, although he will not be here working for the City, which actually means if the Council requests the City Manager to employ a City Engineer he will have to employ an Acting City Engi- neer for that time. COUNCILMAN ATTF;N asked if it is not possible that if the resignation was accepted, an Assistant Engineer, already employed could run the department for the time being without having to hire another one until after the expiration date of the leave accrued by Mr. Lill. CITY MANAGER BIRD stated he believed he is legally correct in saying he will have to have an Acting City Engineer because of the necessity of signing of plans, documents and certifications of street improvements, etc. As to the present Assistant City Engineer, Mr. Bird said he did not know whether he is in good standing with his certificate in the State of California and he will inquire as to such. Mr. Bird said he saw no reason to inquire into whether or not he was willing to consider the Acting City Engineer's job until such a time as Council had taken an action. Carried, by the following vote to -wit: Ayes: Allen, Hart, Reid. Nays: Morgan, Hollingsworth. CITY MANAGER BIRD stated pursuant to the motion just taken he would like to have authorization to attempt to employ an Acting Engineer. VICE MAYOR HART stated before attempting to employ an Acting Engineer, he sug- gested the Engineer we have be checked to see if his papers are in order. CITY MANAGER BIRD stated he would like authorization, because even if he attempted to employ the Assistant City Engineer he would have to have authorization, because he would have to be elevated to Acting Engineer during the interim. Moved by Allen, seconded by Hart, the recommendation of the City Manager be approved. Carried, all the Council present voting aye, CITY MANAGER BIRD rep< ted he had received the report of the Chamber of Commerce as to their activities and turned it over to the City Attor- ney for his opinion relative to leading contract provisions. CITY MANAGER BIRD reported the City Clerk is in receipt of a letter from the League of California Cities setting forth the Mayors and Councilmen's Institute which will be held at the Hotel Claremont in Berkeley, May 25th though the 27-th. The communication will be on file if any of the Council are interested. 5-17-60 453 CITY MANAGER BIRD stated under the City Clerk's report we have the application of Russell P. Haas for an excavation permit, which by Coun- cil action was taken care of earlier in the meeting. AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION of Notice of Filing Reassessment and of Hear- ing on Harding Avenue from 13th Street to 20th Street, was presented. Moved by Allen, seconded by Reid, the Affidavit be filed. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. CITY ENGINEER LILL requested permission to be excused. Permission was granted by Mayor Hollingsworth. CITY PLANNER STOCKMAN stated at the last Council meeting the applica- tion for a zone variance for St. Mary's Catholic Church was referred back to the Planning Commission. In going over the application, the petition which was in question is intact with the application and the petition is now verified by the property owners and therefore it is recommended the variance again be presented to the City attorney for further processing. Moved by Allen, seconded by Hart, the recommen- dation of the City Planner in regards to St. Mary's Catholic Church relocation to 12th and "D" be referred to the Attorney for preparation of a resolution. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. CITY PLANNER STOCKMAN stated the second panel of the San Diego County Planning Congress will be conducted at the Mission Valley Inn next Monday, May 23rd, and it will be a noon luncheon. The first panel will be on park and recreation standards and the second panel will be on streets and highways classifications. Mrs. Stockman stated if any of the Council members wished to attend she would make their reservation. RESOLUTION N0. 7752 was read, accepting the bid of V. E. Posey in the amount of $175,508.02 for the Improvement of 8th Street from "L" Avenue to Sanitarium Avenue, and the Mayor is authorized and directed to execute the contract for said work. Moved by Hart, seconded by Alien, the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. RESOLUTION N0. 7753 was read, "RESOLUTION CONFIRMING REASSESSMENT (Harding Avenue from 13th Street to 20th Street and 20th Street from Harding Avenue to Wilson Avenue)." Moved by Allen, seconded by Hart, the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. RESOLUTION N0. 7754 was read, "RESOLUTION G RANTING ZONE VARIANCE PUR- SUANT TO ORDINANCE N0. 962." The variance is granted with reference to property described as follows: Lots 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19 of Jennie M. Hobson Subdivision. Permission is granted to construct and maintain a church and rectory upoli said property. All requirements 5-17-60 of Odinance No. 962 regarding setback lines either on D Avenue or on 12th Street are waived. Moved by Hart, seconded by Allen, the Resolu- tion be adopted. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. Moved by Hart, seconded by Morgan, the meeting be closed. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. Meeting closed at 3:08 p.m. ATTEST: 71% Ca CITY CLERK ,j, A 41 a) /r MAYOR, C TY OF NA1 • NAL y A. TY, CALIFORNIA 5-17-60