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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1959 01-20 CC MIN253 National City, California, January 20, 1959 Regular meeting of the City Council was called to order by Mayor Hodge at 1:30 P.M. o'clock, Council members present: Allen, Fessman, Hart, Hollingsworth, Hodge. Co1..;acil members absent: None„ ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS present: Biggs, Bird, Curran,Holgate, Lill, Stockman. The meeting was opened with pledge of allegiance to the Flag, follow- ed by invocation by Rev. Keeble. Moved by Hart, seconded by Allen, the minutes of the regular meeting of January 13, 1959, be approved. Carried, by the following vote to - wit: Ayes: Allen, Hart, Hodge. Nays: None. Council members Fess- man and Hollingsworth abstained from voting. RESOLUTION NO. 7392 was read, granting a special zone variance permit to Jack G. Alford for the purpose of constructing an addition to an existing dwelling and reducing the rear yard setback from twenty- five feet to twenty-one feet. Moved by Hart, seconded by Allen, the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. RESOLUTION NO. 7393 was read, requesting the Board of Supervisors of San Diego County to make its order that the San Diego County Auditor cancel taxes for the fiscal year 1958-1959 on property purchased by the City from Jaynes David Sullivan. Moved by Hart, seconded by Fess- man, the Resolution be adopter.. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. RESOLUTION NO. 7394 was read, authorizing and directing the Mayor to execute a Grant Deed reconveying the property to the grantors which was accepted by the City of National City by Grant Deed dated Novemb- er 10, 1958, from Charles Lee Singleton and Dean E. Singleton by Resolution No. 7345 of the City Council adopted on November 18, 1958. Moved. by Hart, seconded by Fessman, the Resolution be adopted. CITY IviANAGER BIRD stated there is another deed for ten feet on the same property for a sewer, and asked if it is the wish of the Council this also be returned as it was obtained under the same circumstances as enumerated in the resolution just read. Motion carried, by the following vote to -wit: Ayes: Alien, Fessman, Hart, Hollingsworth. Nays: Hodge. Moved by Fessman, seconded by Hart, the deed for the ten feet, as referred to by the City Manager, for sewer on the prop- erty of Charles Lee Singleton and Dean E. Singleton, be returned to the grantors for the same reasons as heretofore stated, and a reso- lution be prepared. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. RESOLUTION NO. 7395 was read, accepting a Quitclaim Deed from Glen C. and Elma M. Isbell and Adlena Barry, dated September 2, 1958. Moved by Allen, seconded by Hollingsworth, the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. 1/20/59 254 RESOLUTION NO. 7396 was read, "RESOLUTION CLOSING TWENTY SIXTH STREET BETWEEN HIGHLAND AND „P,. AVENUES AND A PORTION OF 'G» AVENUE'. Loved by Hollingsworth, secoonded by Fessman, the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. ATTORNEY CURRAN stated the letter from the San Diego Gas & Electric Company requesting payment be withheld on sums due to K. E. C. Comp- any has been examined, and he was of the opinion the claim was not of the type for which a withholding of payment is authorized by law, and therefore recommended the request be denied, and the company be notified of the denial. Moved by Allen, seconded by Hart, the recom- mendation of the City .1ttoraey be accepted. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. ATTORNEY CURRAN reported Pacific Marine Insurance Agency, Inc. has issued the new endorsements for the policies issued a year ago to San Diego Yellow Cabs, Inc.; they satisfy the requirements of the National City ordinance, and recommended the endorsements be approved and filed. Moved by Hart, seconded by Fessman, the recommendation of the City Attorney be approved. Carried, all the Council present vot- ing aye. ATTORNEY CUMAN stated the Small Craft Harbors Commission Meeting Linutes of the meeting held December 9, 1958 have been examined; it is noted this Commission has approved certain proposed proposals of the League of California Cities. There is nothing other of partic- ular interest to the City at this time, and recommended the minutes be filed. Moved by Fessman, seconded by Hart, the minutes of the Small Graft Harbors Commission Meeting be filed. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. ..i1ORNEY CURRAN stated Pacific Employers Insurance Company has is- sued its certificate showing J. L. and dilma McElvany have a valid Workmen's Compensation Insurance 2olicy, and recommended the certif- icate be filed. Moved by Fessman, seconded by Allen, the City At- torney's recommendation be approved. Carried, all the Council pres- ent voting aye. ATTORNEY CURRAN stated there was referred to him a letter from the Public Utilities Commission, dated December 31, 1958, and upon exam- ination this letter was found to pertain to General Order No, 95 of the Public Utilities Commission, which pertains to street lighting installation, The matter is not one in which it would appear the City would have an objection at this time, and recommended the letter be filed. Moved by Hollingsworth, seconded by Allen, the letter be filed. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. ATTORNEY CURRAN stated the letter from the San Diego County Water Authority dated December 31, 1958 which was referred to him i.s a copy of a letter which was addressed to members of the 73ater Authority's committee for study of equitable method of apportioning water. Mr. Curran stated he was National City's member of that committee. The letter briefly refers to certain matters which he has reported on from time to time to the Council with reference to the work of the 1/20/59 255 committee. This letter dissolves the committee. It was recommended the letter be filed, Moved by Allen, seconded by Fessman, the recom- mendation of the City Attorne,' be approved. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. ATTORNEY CURRAN stated the letter and material attached thereto which was received from the President of the Feather River Project Assoc- ication has been considered by him; the contents of the communication are of very vital interest to National City as well as to all resi- dents of San Diego County. In view of the fact the Legislature in the next several weeks, possibly more, will be considering ti,Pentire: problem of bringing water from Northern California to Southern Calif- ornia, it was recommended no action be taken with reference to this communication at this time. This however, does not mean the matter should be forgotten, but temporarily held in abeyance. Moved by Fessman, seconded by Hart, the recommendation of the City Attorney be followed. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. KEN DUNKER with the South Bay Plaza Merchants Association, was present and stated he wished to ask the Council to waive, the permit fee to operate a circus. They have engaged the Paul Miller Wild Animal Cir- cus to perform on their grounds from today on through next Sunday. They also ask waiver of the required bond. Moved by Fessman, second- ed by Allen, we go ahead with our hearing scheduled for 2:00 P.M. and this be held in abeyance until such time as the hearing is over. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. OPENING OF BIDS on sale of prn erty at 16th and Hoover Avenue was held at this time. Russell P. Haas submitted a bid in the amount of $25,000.00. Moved by Allen, seconded by Fessman, the bid of Russell P. Haas be accepted. Carried, by the following vote to wit: Ayes: Allen, Fessman, Hart, Hollingsworth, Hodge. Nays: None. Moved by Fessman, seconded by Hart, the Attorney be instructed to prepare a resolution awarding the sale to .Russell P. Haas of the property at 16th and Hoover. Carried, all the Council present vot- ing aye. CITY MANAGER BIRD presented the following Affidavits of the City Clerk: Affidavit of Mailing Notice of Hearing on Assessment on 3rd Street 8c s Ji. Avenue; Affidavit of Posting Notice of Filing of Assess- ment and Hearing on 3rd Street and "J Avenue; Affidavit of Mailing of Notice of Hearing on 4.A. Avenue, 24th to 26th Streets; Affidavit of Mailing Notice of Hearing on "Cc¢ Avenue between 15th & 16th, Streets. HEARING ON ASSESSMENT of 3rd Street and ;;J Avenue was held at this time. No protests, either written or oral; were presented. Moved by Allen, seconded by Fessman, the hearing be closed. Carried, all the Council present voting ue. RESOLUTION NO. 7397 was read, -2ESOLUTION CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT (Third Street & ' J Avenue).- -Moved by Hart, seconded by Fessman, the Resolution be adopted. Gcrried, all the Council present voting aye. 1/20/59 256 MAYOR HODGE stated the Council will now discuss the request of the South Bay Plaza as presented by- Mr. Dunker. COUNCILMAN FESSMAN asked if the City has any or iiiance that would prevent a wild animal circus being held in National City. ATTORNEY CURRAN stated our or- dinances provide that circuses can be held in National City by se- curing of the licenses. COUNCILMAN FESSMAN asked what the provisions in our ordinances are regarding tax on ticket sales. ATTOP EY CURIIN stated it is his understanding Mr. Dunker is requesting the provis- ions of our licensing ordinance be waived; the only provisions with reference to waiver are in the event the receipts are to be used solely for charitable or benevolent purposes and not for the purpose of private gain, in that event, the City Council could waive, or • should -license fee that was being assessed be paid by a religious, charitable, fraternal,, educational, military, state, county or mun- icipal organization, the City Council would also have jurisdiction to waive the payment. MR. DUNkER stated it is the $25.00 per day permit fee and the $2,000,00 bond for which they are asking a waiver. COUNCILMAN FESSMAN asked whether the ordinance would permit the Coun- cil to waive the permit fee, because of the license the South Bay Plaza Corp. now has. ATTORNEY CURRAN stated the Council does not have jurisdiction to waive the $25.00 per day fee. COUNCILMAN FESS- MAN inquired if the same .would apply to the bond. ATTORNEY CURRAN stated it would appear the Council could determine no bond was nec- essary. Moved by Fessman, seconded by Allen, the request of Mr. Dunker regarding the waiver o the bond be allowed and all other provisions of the request be '..:;.pied, according to the ruling of the • City Attorney. Carried, by the following vote to -wit: Ayes: Allen, Fessman, Hart, Hollingsworth, Dodge. Nays: None. CITY MANAGER BIRD stated he was handed a notification by the Inspection Dept. stating there are three or four trailers in which people are living, and they are connected with the circus. GENE TRACEY, representative of the Paul Miller gild Animal Circus, was present and stated there are possibly trailers that have just come to town.. but will definitely be parked on the lot and will be used for offices only, not for liv- ing quarters. IRENE PHILLIPS, 105 E. 7th Street, was present and presented her first publication of 'The Story of El Rancho de la Nacion'. Moved by Allen, seconded by -Hart, the Attorney prepare a resolution thank- ing Mrs. Phillips for her work. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. VINCENT DeLUCIA, 1930 Granger Avenue, was present and asked if there was any prospects of getting any action today in regard to the pro- posed amendment to the zoning ordinance. COU1CILMAN HART stated he has received a number of calls from ten- ants in the 0livewood Housine complaining about cockmachez and thought something should be d..c. Moved by Hart, this be referred to the Finance Committee and City Manager to take whatever steps are necessary to get rid of these insects. COUNCILMAN FESSMAN said he did not think this is a matter that requires Council action, it 1/20/59 257 could be referred to the Director of Public Housing and City Manager, and they could take care of the situation. Councilman Hart said he would change his motion. Moved by Hart, seconded by Hollingsworth, this be referred to the City Manager and Director of Public Housing. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. CGUNCILJAN AT.TJN stated the Civil Service Commission made a recom- mendation to the Council, any Ater he arir. some of the remarks made he did not believe some of the Council members know what the Civil Service Commission is supposed to do. Mr. Allen said he wanted to go on record as suggesting the Council members read the Civil Serv- ice Ordinance and then see if we cannot do something about taking the recommendations of the Commission. COUNCILMAN HART stated he thought all the employees should be under Civil Service. MAYOR HODGE stated he thinks the Civil Service Commission is doing a wond- erful job, but whether or not the Engineers are under Civil Service is a matter of policy, and he does not think the Civil Service Com- mission is a policy board; whether the Park is under Civil Service or whether it is not is a matter of policy; that concerns the people involved and the City Manager. The Commission is doing a wonderful job, but he does not think any of the Commissions or Boards of the City should make recommendations in regard to the policy, that is for the Council to do. COUNCILMAN ALL; N stated there are four people in one department who do not know whether or not they are under Civil Service. COUNCILMAN FESSSM N stated it is the policy of the Council whether they want these people to be under Civil Service, or not. COUNCILMAN ALLEN stated that is what he wished to find out. Moved by Hollingsworth, seconded by Allen, this be referred to the City Manager for a report. Carried, by the following vote to -wit: Ayes: Allen, Hart, Hollingsworth, Hodge. Nays: Fessman. BILLS AUDITED BY THE FIUCE C_..ITTEE presented: General Fund 82Q,826.18 Traffic Safety Fund 3,723.86 Park Fund 405.81 Retirement Fund 1,877.01 Harbor Fund 16.13 Trust & Agency Fund 100.12 Drainage Fund 522.00 Pool Fund .47 Payroll _Fund 40,389.53 TOTAL $67,861..11 Moved by Hollingsworth, seconded by Hart, the bills be approved for payment_, and warrants drawn for same. Carried, by the following vote to -wit: Ayes: Allen, r?essman, Hart, Hollingsworth, Hodge. Nays: None. RESOLUTION NO. 7398 was read, authorizing the payment of $81.28 to San Diego ripe & Supl,ly for supplies for Las Palmas Park, from the Capital Outlay Fund. Loved. :Jy Hollingsworth, seconded by Allen, the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. 1/20/59 258 COUNCILMAN HART excused. CITY MANAGER BIRD stated we have a recommendation from the Civil Service Commission which is still pending, and at the last meeting, due to the absence of Councilman Fessman there was a two and two vote. COIJMUNICATION FROM THE CIVIL SERVICE CCNMISSION was read, recommending the Civil Service Ordinance 71�, Section 5, be amended to include in the competitive service all employees in the Recreat- ion Department working on regular full time duty. Moved by Fessman, seconded by Allen, this be held over until after the City Manager has made his recommendation. Carried, all the Council present vot- ing aye. COUNCILMAN HART present. COMMUNICATION FROM C. H. ANDREZ in regard to disposal of refuse, garbage and sewage, was read. .`.roved by Fessman, seconded by Hart, the communication be filed. Carried, all the Council present vot- ing aye. COtiMUNICATION FROM STATE EMPLOYEES! RETIREIyENT SYSTEM relative to a. meeting January 30th in Sacramento; was read. The principal purpose of the meeting is to consider the report of the Actuary on the quad- rennial investigation into the experience under the System and the recommendations resulting from the investigation. COUNCIL J U N HOLLINGS.IORTH asked the City Manager if he thought a representative from the City should attend the meeting. CITY MANAGER BIRD stated he did not. Moved by Hollingsworth, seconded by Fessman, the com- munication from the State Employ eeso retirement System be filed. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. COMMUNICATION FROM F. SIGi'EY SHINALL was read requesting refund of the $25.00 depositmade October 27th for permit to put in a driveway at 926 E. 6th Street. CITY TREASURER HOLGATE stated the money w4s deposited October 27th, Receipt /8781. It was the recommendation of the City Engineer the refund be approved as the driveway is complet- ed. Moved by Hart, seconded by Fessman, the refund be authorized. Carried, by the following vote to -wit: 4es: Allen, Fessman, Hart, Hollingsworth, Hodge. Nays: None. CCIv1MUNICATION FROM EfJJ N B:SEDER, LIBRARIAN, was read, stating the Board of Trustees wish to invite the Council members to a confer- ence on the proposed legislation recommended by the California Pub- lic Library Commission. They are concerned with the proposed lib- rary legislation and wish the Council to join with them in register- ing a strong protest against the proposal. It was suggested the meeting be held January 29th at 11:00 A.M. in the Library Conference Room. CITY MANAGER BIRD stated it is his understanding the Board has also requested the City Attorney be present at the meeting, if possible. Moved by Hart, seconded by Allen, we accept the invitat- ion to attend the conference. Carried, all the Council present vot- ing aye. 1/20/59 259 COMMUNICATION FROM KATHERINE H. SIEH, Owner of Snackmobile, 3120 National Avenue, was read, urging the acceptance of an ordinance per- mitting the operating of lunch trucks within the city limits of Nat- ional City. This is a new business and as yet she does not have the health permits. The cities of Chula Vista and Imperial Beach have accepted the San Diego County Health Ordinances, with changes pertain- ing to each particular City, and asks that National City also adopt them. COMMUNICATION FROM LEO BLOTTER, Manager Spee-D-Lunch, was read stating he would like to make application for a license to operate lunch delivery trucks in the City of National City. In the event an ordinance is required for the regulation of such operation, it is suggested for purposes of uniformity the ordinance recenty adopted by the City of San Diego be followed. KATHERINE H. SIEH, Owner of Snack - mobile, was present in regard to her request. COUNCILMAN FESMAN .stated there is only one reason he would not be in favor of this type of operation, and that is the tendency to create a lot of litter in the areas where the trucks operate. MRS. SIEH stated the operator of the trucks see to it personally that all litter is collected before they leave. MAYOR HODGE stated these people get their health permits from the County, and asked if they have had a problem in that regard. MRS. SIEH stated the problem i,_,National City does not have an ordin- ance permitting lunch trucks, and she cannot make application for a health permit until National City has such an ordinance. MAYOR HODGE asked the City Attorney what would be necessary to solve this problem. ATTORNEY CURRAN stated the County Health Officer is also the City Health Officer, and he is not certain as to the legal ground on which the License Clerk is refusing to issue a license in this case. There have been some previous communications from the Health Officer on this matter and they should be reviewed. The question for the Council to decide is whether or not they want this type of operation, and if they do the matter can be taken care of. Moved by Allen, sec- onded by Hart, the Attorney be instructed to check into this, and if it is necessary, he prepare an ordinance to allow this type of oper- ation. Carried, by the following vote to -wit: Ayes: Allen, Hart, Hodge. Nays: Fessman, Hollingsworth. LEO BLOTTER, Manager of Spee- D-Lunch, was present and stated it is his understanding from Chief of Police Smith if they receive a license to do business, they can- not park on the streets, but must go inside of the business property, and any containers or papers they might have will not be on the street, but put in receptacles on the property. COMMUNICATION FROM CAUPORNIA-W STERN STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY was read, regarding the Federal Welfare and Pension Plan Disclosure Act, CITY MANAGER BIRD stated the Federal Government has passed an act and requires an opinion from the City Attorney as to whether we must file with the Federal Government. Moved by Hollingsworth,, sec- onded by Hart, the communication be referred to the City Attorney for a report. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. REPORT FROM THE TRAFFIC SAFETY COMMITTEE was read, recommending two hour parking be extended south from 12th Street to 18th Street on Highland Avenue and the following cross streets be zoned for limited parking for one-half block adjacent to Highland Avenue: 6th Street 1/20/59 260 west of Highland Avenue, both sides, 125 feet; 10th Street west of Highland Avenue, both sides of 10th Street, 125 feet; l2th Street east of Highland Avenue, both sides of 12th, 125 feet; 16th Street, east and west of Highland Avenue, both sides, 125 feet; 18th Street, east and west of Highland Avenue, both sides, 125 feet; and 16th Street, both sides one block east of National Avenue. CITY MANAGER BIRD reported the two hour parking signs on 3rd Street have been in- stalled, pursuant to Councilor directive. The other matters ordered by Council are practically finished. Moved by Allen, seconded by Fessman, the recommendation of the Traffic Safety Committee be ac- cepted. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. REPORT FROM THE TRAFFI 4 ETY COMIVIITTEE was read, recommending the request for a street/a and 4D' �1venue be referred to the City Manager for action. It was the feeling of the Committee in many cases the location of street lights has no bearing on traffic safety and such requests should be referred directly to the office of the City Manager for action by Council. The Committee feels a cross. walk should be installed across 41,4 Avenue immediately north of 10th Street. COUNCILMAN FESSMAN stated -he requested the matter of a street light at 28th and Highland be referred to the Traffic Safety Committee some months ago and there is no light there and no report has been received. MAYOR HODGE stated he thought that §ny street forms a 4T4, should have a street light on it. CITY MANAGER BIRD stated he would like to have the request for a street light at 28th and Highland to him, and he will make a report on the situation. It has been the policy of management to recommend, or to ask the Traffic Safety Committee to consider the dead end streets. Mr. Bird stated with reference to street lighting in general, we do not have any lighting districts in National City and all street lights are paid for out of general funds. The increasing number of installations plus the increase in rate, effective as of October, 1958, has raised our street lighting budget to approximately S38,000.00. The policy of the Council in the past has been where subdivisions have been put in, we have immediately installed street lights, and where we have widened streets and thought they were inadequately lighted, we im- mediately wanted to have proper lighting. sae had a request relative to the National Avenue business none for increased lighting. To ad- equately light Highland Avenue, replacing the five 6,000 and the two 20,000 lumen lights between 8th Street and 18th Street, and adequat- ely light it, we will have to expend in the neighborhood of S4,800.00 per year. If the Council wants to light Highland Avenue, Mr. Bird said he would like to have a directive so we can start negotiating a contract with the SanHDiego Gas &Electric Company. For the rest of the City, other than our business districts, we have tried to stay oar a pattern of a light every 500 feet. We have had to deviate from that because of dead end streets and cul-de-sacs and off center streets. If we light Highland '"venue from 3th to 18th Street, we will have to light the rest of highland Avenue, and we expect in approximately six weeks to hove the report of the City Engineer on the widening of Highland Avenue between 4th and 8th Streets. Jith reference to a light at 28th and Highland, we know there is a petit- ion in the field to widen the rest of Highland Avenue. Mere we put 1/20/59 261 in these lights on company owned poles, we must sign a contract with them and under the new P. U. C. regulations cannot be for less than one year, .and not more than five years. Mr. Bird asked if the Coun- cil wishes to spend from $96.00 to $100.00 a year in the interim and pay the cost of moving that light. COUNCILMAN FESSMAN stated he thought that would be a cheap price to pay if it would prevent an injury. COUdCILA0MiN HOLLINGS4ORTH stated she thought since we know that possibly the rest of Highland Avenue will be widened, it should be deferred until such time as it is widened. Mrs. Hollingsworth said she would like to see the Council adopt a policy that on any major street improvement, such as Highland Avenue, we do have ade- quate lighting; but in view of Mr. Bird's report, we may not be able to hold the line and keep our tax rate down next year; that she does not see how we can continue to carry the tremendous lighting bill we have in this City on the present taxes we have. COUNCILMAN FESSMAN stated he thought we should think about balancing the cost of this extra lighting on Highland Avenue with the additional amount of sales tax revenue that street is providing, each year. Cie should reserve some of the money and put it back for that purpose. The same thing should apply to the rest of our business districts. Moved by Fess- man, seconded by Allen, the City Manager be authorized to execute the contract for the vapor lights en Highland, from 8th to 18th Street. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. CITY MANAGER BIRD stated we are in need of a ditch digger for the Sewer Department, and he has explored the possibility of leasing three different machines which we have tried out in the past two or three weeks in actual operation. Mr. Bird requested the Council's consideration to have the City Attorney prepare a lease rental agree- ment with the K. C. Y. Tractor Company for a case model tractor, lower back hoe, 24 inch bucket combination. Moved by Pessman, sec- onded by Hart, the City Attorney be instructed to draw up a rental contract, as outlined by City Manager Bird, for the renting of a ditch digging machine. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. COUNCILMAN ALLEN stated it has been brought to his attention some people are of the opinion the sewer ordinance does not contain the language that would force anyone whose cess pool has become inoper- ative to hook to the City's sewer system, and he was under the im- pression it was a requisite. CITY MANAGER BIRD stated the ordinance does not specifically spell out this must be done, but it does spell out you must be hooked to the sewer one year after, and that policy has been set aside by Council, and substituted for it the policy when a cess pool or septic tank goes bad, then it will be incumbent upon you to hook up to the sewer. The ordinance also spells out the availability of the sewer. A sewer is not considered available if it is more than a 125 foot run, and it cannot be by gravity. REPORT FROM THE PLANNING COM:1:33ION was read regarding application for zone change signed by Dale Mann relative to Lot 16, Block 2, D. E. Lozier's Subdivision (vest side of dF„ Avenuein the 1300 Block). Petitioner is requesting a zone change -from an R-1-A, Suburban District, to an R-4, Multiple Residential District. This request 1/20/59 262 is made, due to the fact the petitioner owns Lots 15 and 16, 25 foot lots, and would like to have the zone established the same on both lots to permit a 50 foot building site. First public hearing held by the Planning Commission on November 24, 1958 and recessed until the meeting of Decmeber 8, 1958. Second public hearing was held on January 12, 1959. The Commission recommended the proposed zone change be granted. Public hearing may be set by the Council for February 10, 1959. Moved by Allen, seconded by Hart, the City Clerk be authorized to advertise a public hearing on this proposed zone change. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. Moved by Hart, seconded by Ho11.n ,sworth, the meeting be closed. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. Meeting closed at 3:38 P.M. ATTEST: CITY CLERK /'/n.tivt MAYOR, CITY OF NATIONAL CITY, CALIFORNIA_ 1/20/59