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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1954 02-02 CC ADJ MIN180 National City, California, February 2, 1954 Regular meeting of the City Council was called to order by Vice Mayor Parchen at 7:30 P.1"I. o'clock. Councilmen present: Cann - bell, Moeser, Parchen, Councilmen absent: Carrigan, Sarn. Moved by Moeser, seconded by Campbell, that the reading of the minutes ofthe regular meeting of January 19, 1954, and the ad- journed meeting of January 26, 1954,be disrensed with. Car- ried, all Councilmen present voting aye. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS present: Alston, Camrbell, Gautereaux, Warwick. VERNON FOGARTY, 3501 E. 8th Street, was present, in regard to giving an easement so that he will be able to connect to the serer. VICE MAYOR PARCHEN asked that this be laid over until the City Engineer is here, which will be later in the meeting. REV. HEPJ AN T. PETERSEN, 1410 E. 17th Street, was present and stated about.a year ago the First Orthodox Presbyterian Church requested permission to move a building into National City, which was granted. A bond was put un which will expire Feb- ruary 11, 1954, and requested an extension of the bond. The building has not been moved as yet, but there is a possibility of it being moved in the very near future. ATTORNEY CAMPBELL stated the City Would have the right to extend the time for performance of this moving job, and can be extended, for any period of time they wish from the first expiration date, and also require that a bond be reissured to cover the extended time. Moved by Campbell, seconded by Moeser, that permission to move the building be extended for one year from February 11, 1954, and that a similar type bond as is -now filed be filed for that period. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. ATTORNEY CAMPBELL stated there has been no report regarding the food handling ordinance so it can be laid over, Moved by Moeser, seconded by Campbell, that the second reading of the ordinance be laid over until the-meetingthe-meetIng of February 16, 1954. Carried, all Councilmen :resent voting aye. ATTORNEY CAMPBELL requested that the matter of the culvert at 12th and Highland Avenue be held over until the arrival of the City Engineer. APPLICATION FOIE. TRANSFER OF ON SATF GENERAL BEVERAGE LICE'N"E by Avalon Club, was presented. Moved by Ca.mnbell,' seconded by Moeser, that the application be filed. Carried, all Council- men present voting &ye. COUNCILMAN CARRIGAN present. COUNCILMAN CARRIGAN read a communication which stated that the Attorney General's Office has advised certain individuals that it is their opinion that his appointment to the City Council was not proper, and in view of this opinion and various fac- tors he is resigning as Councilman, effective upon delivery of this communication to the City Clerk. COUNCILMAN CARRIGA`I delivered the resignation to'City Clerk Alston. 'Moved by Campbell, seconded by Moeser, that the resignation be accept- ed. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. ATTORNEY CAMPBELL stated at the time the appointment of lir. Carrigan was made he was asked whether it was legal or illegal, and he expressed an opinion that at that time that he believed it 2/2 181 was not illegal. Insofar as the Attorney General's opinion is concerned, it is not conclusive authority, it is not binding upon the court, but it is a difference of opinion. Since the time of the appointment he has prepared a finding on it and later had a cony sent down from the League of California Cities, they had the same opinion, that it was not illegal. ATTORNEY CAMPBELL stated that any action that was done by the Council was done upon his recommendation that it was legal. MRS. MARTHA SMITH, 910 ItN" Avenue, was present, and read Sec- tion 36512 from the Government Code which is in regard to fil- ling vacancies and asked if this is still'in effect. ATTORNEY CAMPBELL stated it was. VICE I"AYOR PARCHEN asked if any of the Councilmen had anyone in mind. to fill the. vacancy on the Council. COUNCILMAINT CAMPBELL stated he thought any recommendations to fill the vacancy created. by Mr. Carrigan should be held over until the next meeting. COUNCILMAN I"OESER stated he thought this should be given consideration. VICE MAYOR PARCHEN stated he thought it would be well to wait until Mayor Sarn is present to make an appointment. APPLICATION FOR ON SALE BEEC'. BEVERAGE LICENSE for the Dinette, 1118 National Ave. was read. The Premises are not licensed. VICE MAYOR PARCHEN requested this be referred to the City Attorney and Police Dept.; and if there is any reason found by the Police Dept, that the application be protested, that the City Attorney so do. RE3IGNATION OF CHARLE; E. ANDERSON from the Planning Commission, was read, and is to take effect immediately. It was received by CITY CLERK ALSTON January 25th. VICE MAYOR PARCHEN request- ed this be laid over until the next meeting. COMMUNICATION FRO1I CALIFORNIA WATER & TELEPHONE COMPANY was read, in regard to the installation of a filter plant. They have retained the firm of Headman, Ferguson & Carollo and ex- pect n resort from them about the lst of April, at which time they would like to discuss with the Council the advisability of proceeding with construction of the filter plant and means of providing the necessary income to make the project feasible. The communication was ordered filed. APPLICATION TO _'MOVE A BUILDING by L. J. Pittser, was read. The building is to be moved from 239 Highland Avenue to 330 Highland Avenue for use as a garage. The application was ap proved by Building Inspector Bird. L. J. Pittser was present, and stated the garage will be located to face on 4th Street. Moved by Moeser, seconded by Campbell, that the application be approved. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye.,. VICE MAYOR PARCHEN called for the hearing on the closing of a portion of Wilson Avenue and a portion of 12th Street. There no one present objecting to the closing, and the hearing was continued until February 16, 1954, at 8:00 P.M. o'clock. CERTIFICATE'OF INSURANCE OP NATIONAL LIE'_BER COMPANY on Tide- lands lease, was presented, and City Clerk Alston asked the City Attorney to approve it. ATTORNEY CAMPBELL approved it as to form, Loved by Campbell, seconded by Moeser, that the certificate of insurance be accepted. Carried, all Council- men present voting aye. RESIGNATION OF JAi"1ES A. Br:L NAPP from the Civil Service Commission, was read, stating that due to the long hours which his business requires he is unable to serve as a item- 2/2 Moved by Campbell, seconded lowed, and warrants ordered lowing vote to -grit: Ayes: None. 182 ber of the Commission. Moved by Campbell, seconded by 'Loeser, that the resignation be accepted. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. • COIL?UNICATION FROM AMERICAN LEGION, Kenneth L. Blanchard Post, was read, stating they are going to join other Legion Posts in getting merchants and home ownePs to fly flags on all holi- days. They would like permission to put holes in the curbs in front of merchants stores for these flags, and would like to know if the City will rut in the holes, or if the Post would have to see that it is done. Moved by Campbell, seconded by Moeser, this be referred to City Manager Gauterea.ux for addition- al information. Carried, all Councilmen present voting eye. COMMUNICATION FROM SOUTH BAY O''TII:IST CLUB was read, request- ing permission to construct a monkey cage in Kimball Park, Said project to be constructed by the Club under the direct- ion and supervision of such person or '- rsons as may be de- signated by the City Council and/or City Manager. Upon com- pletion it will be presented to the City of National City. COIMIMUNICATION FROM CITY UANAG 'R GATJTE?EAUX was read, recom- mended that this cage be accepted as a gift and that it be located within the recreational area known as Tot Lot. :loved by iloesr, seconded by Campbell, that permission be granted. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. COMiIUNICATION FROM SHORELINE ?LANNING ASSOCIATION was present- ed, in regard to funds derived from oil leases on tidelands. CITY CLERK ALSTON stated the League of California Cities have notified her that they have investigated this matter and et the rresent time they are not recommending any action until it is investigated further. Moved by Moeser, seconded by Campbell, that it be tabled for the present time. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. VERNON FOGARTY stated he wished to get remission to connect to the sewer. CITY ENGINEER ?TAR?PICK stated he would like to have this referred to him if the Council will give him per- mission to go ahead and make the connection. He would like to make a check to make sure that it is high enough to be kept out of the flood waters. Moved by Campbell, seconded by Moeser, this be referred to the City Engineer. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. BILLS AUDITED BY THE FINANCE COMIMITTEE presented: GenerAl Fund "15,652.75 Traffic Safety Fund 537447 Park Fund 14.58 Harbor .Fund 35,54 Trust & Agency Fund 102.30 TOTAL 16,342.84 by Moeser, that the bills be al - for same; Carried, by the fol- Campbell, Moeser, Parchen, Nays: COMMUNICATION FROM 3. 0. :icCORMACK was read, stating that en- closed are prints of boundary map of Qurter Section 103, Rancho de la Nacion, in the county of San Diego which he re- quests be annexed to the City of National City. Also that twenty lots, or anrroximately 625 feet south of 8th Stre-t be classified as R-2 zoning. CITY ENGINEER ?TAR?TICK stated that the Planning Commission recommended this rrorerty be annexed. ATTORNTY CA::PBTLL stated the next sten would be to refer it to the Boundary Commission. VICE i°:AYOT PARCHEN requested this be 2/2 183 referred to the City Managerts Office to be forwarded to the Boundary Commission for their recommendation. COMMUNICATION FROM CITY MANAGER GAUTEREAUX was rent:, regard- ing Civil Defense equipment c6sts and needs. To date the siren installation is completed up to the point that the sirens are in place and ready for connection to rower. For this item we have financing to cover. For other items that are necessary to procure, it is requested that a loan and transfer be made to Disaster Council Account #505-C-1 in the amount of 710,100. to be repaid as matching funds are re- ceived, Moved by Campbell, seconded by Moeser, that the sum of ci10,100. be transferred from the Unappropriated Fund, as' a loan, to the Disaster Council Account #505- O--1, Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. COMMUNICATION FROM CITY MANAGER GAUTE-.EAUX was read, in re- gard to'furnishings and equipment for the new Fire Station kitchen, four estimates of price were submitted. It was the Managerts recommendation these furnishings and,equipment be purchased from National Furniture Company, 421 National Ave., for the total sum of 7581.95. Moved by Moeser, seconded by Campbell, that the purchases be allowed. Carried, all Council- men present voting aye. COi1HLTNICATION FROII MRS. LA7-'1RENCE AND?E7S, 705 Arcadia Place, was read, thanking the Council for the street light at the corner of Arcadia and Seventh Streets. She is very concern- ed about the changing of Arcadia Place to Arcadia Avenue and would like to have it changed back to Arcadia Place. CITY ENGINEER ',IARTIICY stated that Delta Street on the northern boundary is known as Fisher Street in National City and Delta Street in San Diego and it causes quite a lot of confusion, and perhaps something can be done about straightening this 'out. VICE MAYOR PARCHEN requested these referred to the Plan- ning Commission, for their recommendation. COM-iUNICATIO:T FROM CECI L 3ROCH; President of the National City Employee^ Federal Credit Union, was read., requesting Permission to use the payroll deduction plan. Roved by Campbell, second- ed by 4oeser, that the City Clerk be authorized to make the deductions. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. CO"'_`:UNICATION FROM THE SAN DIEGO COUNTY BOUNDARY C0i•i:-ISSION was read, stating that at a special meeting held on January 26, 1954, the Boundary Commission approved the boundaries of tide- lands and portion of San Diego Bay proposed to be annexed to the City of National City, as described in the boundary des- cription originally submitted by B. J. Gautereaux, City Manager. ATTORNEY CAIPBELL stated no action should be taken at this time. VICE MAYOR PARCHEN requested this be referred to the City Attorney and City Engineer. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SUBMIT A PETITION FOR SIGNATURE" FOR THE RECALL OF GEORGE PARCHEN, CITY COUNCILbIAN, and one for the re- call of MAU_RICE CARRIGAN, CITY COUNCILMAN, were filed with CITY CLERK AL"TEN on January 20th. ATTORNEY CAI:PBELL stated no action is taken by the City Council, CITY CLERK ALSTON stated she had a bill from OtMelveny & Myers, irhich dates back to our -revenue bond ele ction, in the ^mount of S34.26 which they say constitutes telephone calls, and ask- ed what action the Council wished to take. VICE MAYOR PARCHEN requested this be referred to the City Attorney. 2/2 18/ CITY ENGINEER ?TART'ICK ateted in ragart to the culvert At 12th and Highland, according to their own figuring it has been found to be quite adequate. CITY MANAGER GOTEREAUX reporter that within the east week all the warning sirens have been placed and will soon be ready for trial. CITY IANAGER GAUTEREAUX reported he was informed by the Gas & Electric Company that the installation of the street light at North Kenton Drive and Division Street would b e completed January 27th. CITY MANAGER GAUTEREAUK stated in regard to the meeting of the Boundary Commission held January 27th relative to the proposed annexation of San Diego Bay tidelands, it was agreed to hold another conference on Thursday, Febru^.ry Lth at 9:00 A.M. in the Board of Supervisorst Chambers, each City to be represent- ed by City attorney, City Manager, and at least two Council- men. It Was requested that each City present a map showing the boundaries of its proposed annexations, and also the proposed compromised line, if possible. The City of National City has a man that was declared at the meeting to be lone desirable for use by all the political agencies involved, Mr. Gautereaux said he could see no reason why National City should not be represented at this meeting, declaring themselves to accept nothing but the boundaries as have been established heretofore and are now on the map. ATTORNEY CAMP ELL stated it should be understood that this is not a formal meeting, but in effect a committee reporting for the Council. RE0LUTION'NO. 6115 was read, accepting a deed of partial re- conveya.nce, dated January 8, 1954, made by the Corporation of America, trustee. The City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to receive on behalf of the City said deed and record same. Moved by Campbell, seconded by Moeser, that the Resolu- tion be adopted. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. RESOLUTION NO. 6116 was read, denying the claim of Doris Sullivan ' in the sum of 330.00. Moved by Moeser, seconded by Campbell, that the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all Council- men present voting aye. ATTORNEY CAMPBELL stated at the lest meeting an application for s beverfige license by the E1bo Rest v.s referred to him for protesting if there were any legal reasons to protest. There was none, so no protest was filed. ORDINANCE NO. , an ordinance amending Ordinance No. 757 was Presented for the first reading. Moved by Campbell, seconded by Moeser, that only the heading be ready Carried, by the fol- lowing vote to -wit: Ayes' Campbell, Moeser, Parchen. Nays: None. ORDINANCE NO. , "AN ORDINANCEC OF THE CITY OF NATIONAL CITY, CALIFORNIA, ATTTITYNG 0-'.DINAi'ICE NO. 757, OF SAID CITY BY AMEND _ ING SECTIONS 2, 3 and 4 THEREOF." Hovad by i oeser, seconded by Campbell, that the ordinance be laid over until the next meet- ing for the second end final reading. Carried, by the follow- ing vote to -wit: Ayes: Campbell, Moeser, Parchen. Nays: None. RESOLUTION NO. 6117 was read, accepting the petition contained in Document No. 18036 for the construction of concrete side- walks and concrete gutters on Clairmont Street from Norfolk to Division. The City Engineer is hereby directed to furnish the Council with a descrition of the assessment district and a 2/2 183 nlat shooing the exterior boundaries or lands in said district to be affected and benefited and to be assessed to nay the costs, damages and expenses of the grading and paving of side- walks on said streets. Moved by Campbell, seconded by Moeser, that the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all Councilmen rresent voting aye. RESOLUTION NO. 6118 was read, accepting the petition contained in Document No. 19550 for grading and Paving and construction of curbs on "L" Avenue between 1th and 5th. The City Engineer is hereby directed to furnish the Council with a description of the assessment district and a plat showing the exterior boundaries or lands in said district to be affected and bene- fited and to be assessed to pay the costs, damages and expens- es of the paving and constructions of the curbs. Moved by Moeser, seconded by Campbell, that the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. RESOLUTIOIT NO. 6119 was read, accenting the petition contained in Document 19077 for the grading, Paving and construction of sidewalks on "" Ave. between 18th Street and 2Lth Street. Moved by Campbell, seconded by Moeser, that the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. RE?ORT F7OI4 THE PLANNING CO THISSION regarding application for conditional exception No. 476'signed by Elmer Eugene end Marie Griggs and Martha Gauze Weiss, relative to the installation of a pitch and putt golf course at 14.36 and 1440 E. 8th Street, was read. It was the recommendation of the Planning Commission that the conditional exception be granted and that the pet- itioners be allowed to build fifty feet of twelve foot wire mesh fence joining the nursery. Moved by Campbell, seconded by Moeser, that the recommendation of the Planning Commission be accented. Carried, all Councilmen rresent voting aye. ATTO'NEY CAii?B-TLL stated that the question of whether they could sell any beverages or other products night be raised. E. E. GRIGGS, 14.4.0 E. 8th Street, was rresent and stated it is customary in a concession of that sort_to have golf balls, cigarettes, soft drinks and incidentials of that sort. RESOLUTION NO. 6120 was read, granting a special bone variance permit to Elmer Eugene ould,listrie Gr r ga: nd Martha Gluxze 1'rei s for the Purpose of constructing, installing and operating pitch and Hutt golf course, together with the sale of ordinary and incidential items thereto, and together with the right to erect fifty feet of twelve foot wire mesh fence, on the Present nursery site, on nro'^erty described in the resolution, also known as 14.36 and 1440 E. 8th Street, Said Permit is granted upon the conditions and recommendations of the Planning Com- mission and upon the eemress cond''tion that a minimum space for the narking of ten automobiles be provided. Moved by Campbell, seconded by Moeser, that the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. "E"0RT FROI'i THE PLANNING C0Ii ISSION was read, regarding a grant deed signed by Albert and Sarah E. Scheel, relative to the granting to the City for street purposes the southerly 30 font strip.. Mr. Scheel was rresent at the Planning Com- mission and explained that the South half of 22nd Street bet- ween Newell and Grove has been deeded to the City and that he would like to deed his half of the North side so he could e.et grades established in front of his property. It was the re- commendation of the Planning Commission that the request to dedicate a portion of the North half of 22nd Street between Nat,Tall Avenue and Grove Avenue be accent-ed. Moved by Moeser, 2/2 186 seconded by Campbell, that it be referred to the City Attorney for the preparation of a resolution to be presented at the next meeting. Carried., all Councilman present voting aye. REPORT FROM THE "LANNIIJG CO -MIS >ION was read, regarding the request of J. 0, McCormack relative to the annexation to the City of National City of a portion of Quarter Section 103, The Planning Commission recommended the annexation of a. por- tion of r;uerter Section 103, to the City of National City, with the zoning to be established as R-2 for the first 625 feet South of 8th Street end the remaining area to be R-1 zone. ATTORNEY CAMPBELL stated this is the same request which 1ras presented earlier in the meeting end was referred to the Boundary Commission for recommendation. REPORT FROM TME "LAI TIING COI ISSIOI? was read,regarding reg.a r'in� the application from National Vista. Homes, Inc., relative to the annexation to the City of National City all of the S NT: of Lot 65, Horton°s Purchase of the Ex Mission Lands. The City Engineer advised he had checked this property and was of the opinion it could be connected to the City sewer. It was the recommendation of the ?lanninr- Commission that the property be annexed to the City, !coved by Iioeser, seconded by Campbell, this be directed to the City Manageris Office for forwarding to the Boundary Commission for recommendation. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. RETORT FROM THE 7LANNING COMMISSION was read, relative to the communication received from the Chamber of Commerce, relative to the creation of bus service for the population of the north- east section of National City. They are interested in secur- ing information relative to the noseibilities of cutting Sani- tarium Avenue through to Division Street. City Engineer '.'!a.r- lack advised this would reeuire considerable planning since to establish a, bus route the street should be constructed of a high type subgrade and adequate surfacing and should have a concrete a'ron at each bus stop. It was the recommendation of the Planning Commission that an extension South from Euclid Avenue becoming Sanitarium Avenue is a possible street, but the cost might be quite high end actual development of that street would have to be held in abeyance until such time as the Council determines the use of the City owned property in that area. COUNCILMAN '_:O-SE7_ stated he was present at the con- ference on this bus situ'-tion and there 're many people who are very desirous of having bus service for this area, Many routes were under discussion and at one time Division to Fourth Street and Sanitarium was a suggested thought. Mr. :,looser stated he has ta_lked'*,•rith many of the reeltors, members of the Planning Commission, Taxpayers1 Association and other community organ- izations and it seems the thought is that the City should dis- pose of the 80 acres of ground in that area., and get it on the tax rolls, and by so doing whoever would subdivide could pos- sible rn ke arrangements for the cutting through of Sanitarium Avenue which would be a. solution for bus service in that area.; and he would entertain such action tlnt we loo'_z into the fea- sibility of having this ground placed for sale and be placed so ths.t the City can get revenue and thereby through proceed- ings enable the residents in that area to get bus routing. COUNCILMAN CAi?BE LL stated he mould be in favor of this pro- posal, but before any decision is made that first of all directive be issued to the Planning Commission to have a joint meeting with the 7ark and Recreation Advisory Board in reference to the placing of City park facilities and any other such room as the recreational and park facilities may be need- ed in all of the area, CITY :^NGINjER 1+WARwICK stated in regard to the property being discussed, he would like to recommend to 2/2 187 to the Council that. before anything is done, he be allowed to have his rights Of way through it before it is sold and let the subdividers ol.td, it up to suit themselves in a w^y that we cannot possib id handle the potential traffic we feel there will be. COL'IId `,fir ':OESER stated he did not feel that the Council intends to go ahead but to give it consideration as to the feasibility and it would of course be referred to the proper departments for recommendations. VICE _LYOR PAE.CHEN stated he thought we should all keen in mind having the best type of home possible in this are ATTORNEY CAW7BE.LL reported on the opinion of the :'ublic Utilities Connission concerning grade crossings. The Corn - mission has set uP certain forms for requests for allocation if need can be shown, and suggested_ that this be turned over to the City Manager and City Engineer to see *nether or not there is any need or any t�rotection of our streets as to grade crossings or railroad crossings, and. if so this would be an opportunity to at least seek half the cost of that Protection. VICE KAYO PARCHEN requested this be referred to the City Manager and City Engineer for proper action, ATTORNEY CAM7BELL stated that in regard to the contract on our drainage Problem at 12th ,and Highland., we have just re- ceived the proposed plans for the dr-•inege east of Highland. CITY ENGIN ,'. M.�.R',rIC::: stated relation the . � st�, t d in r�l�..,,ion to tyre channel he considers that the culvert at Highland and 12th would be ap- nroved with the necessary changes to the utilities to meet their own requirements. The channel across the property own- ed by Mr. Trotochau would Peet with our approval. There is a box culvert across Hart of the property which we consider would be adequate. It has been suggested that we allot.* the South Bay Plaza to install the three nines they will be rather expensive, and the City be given an easement to build the fourth one. The culvert under 12th and Highland will take any storm that has ever been recorded in this area, it is more than adequate. COUNCIL:IAP? ICTSER suggested we should give attention to the furtherance and consideration of a public works nro.ject and that we do proceed so that we can work with the flood control problems and our Engineering Dent. for the furtherance of a drainage situation by public works, with Federal assistance. VICE ILAYOR PABCHEN asked if the nines proposed by Mayfair fit into an overall drainage program. CITY ENGINEER WA WICK stated under the offer suggested by Mr. Wilson that the culvert could be so built that an extra nine would take- care of rather a reasonable storm, GUY C. ?1ILSCN, resident of National Center, Inc., was present and stated he did not think that the Council would feel, or that I r. Warwick wants to incur that the answer to a. hundred percent in the whole line of that drain is the responsibility of the ownera of the property in question. COUNCIL"IAN CAMPBELL stated if Mayfair is Twilling to Put in more than adequate provisions for drainage, and as,long as they are trilling to grant an ease- ment in the event of future deluge, it is his belie" that they are doing their part, in nutting in the provisions for three 60 inch nines. COUNCIL:AN i OFSE^ asked Mr. ':Filson if the City should agree to put in this fourth barrel if his organiza- -'tion would agree to compromise with the City on a fifty-fifty basis. Mr, ?Filson said they would. Moved by ifoeser, that the City rut in the fourth barrel and compromise on a fifty- fifty basis with Mr. ''ilson's organization to Pay that hart of the fourth barrel. Motion died for want of a second. E. H. ALSDO?F, 2105 HJu Avenue, was present and stated that the only wry he could see that the City would be protected in regard to the drainage would be to build a canal under 8th Street and nnethel= one nne.er the nro7) sed Idth Street, 2/2 188 CITY ATTORNEY CAMPBELL stated that the Council would be unable to act on the balance of the Planning Commission report of January 25, 1954, as the term of Fred Peterman has expired. Mr. Campbell stated that he had spoken to Mrs. Stockman in this regard and she is to bring it up at her next meeting. COUNCILMAN MOESER asked the City Attorney if members of the Planning Commission whose terms have expired serve until new appointments ale made. ATTORNEY CAMPBELL stated they do not. Moved by Campbell, seconded by Parchen, that the meeting be adjourned until February 5, 1954, at 5:30 P.M. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. CITY CLERK �oc UAL ci�ETY TY OF NATIONAL CITY , , ALIFORNIA 2/2