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REGULAR MEETING OF THE BALDWIN PARK CITY COUNCIL OCTOBER 2, 1963
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBER) 14403 East Pacific Avenue 7:30 P.M.
The City Council of the City of Baldwin Park met in
regular session at the above place at 7:30 p.m.
Councilman Bishop led the salute to the flag.
Roll Cali: Present: COUNCILMEN BISHOP, HOLMES,
TAYLOR AND MAYOR BLOXHAM
FLAG SALUTE
ROLL CALL
Absent: COUNCILMAN MOREHEAD
Also Present: CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER
NORDBY, CITY ATTORNEY FLANDRICK,
ASSISTANT CITY ENGINEER WELCH,
PLANNING DIRECTOR AND BUILDING
SUPERINTENDENT KALBFLEISCH,
FINANCE DIRECTOR DUNCAN, CITY
TREASURER PUGH AND CITY CLERK
SALIWS
City Engineer Young arrived
at 7:40 p.m.)
Chief of Police Best arrived
at 7:42 p.m.)
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COUNCILMAN HOLMES MOVED THAT COUNCILMAN MOREHEAD BE COUNCILMAN MOREHEAD
EXCUSED. COUNCILMAN BISHOP SECONDED. There were EXCUSED
no objections, the motion carried and was so ordered
by Mayor Bloxham.
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City Clerk Balkus stated that Mr. William L. Marseilles of the WM. L. MARSEILLES
Greater Los Angeles Chapter of The National Safety Council, NOT IN AUDIENCE AT
who was to present an award to the Council for the Police THIS TIME
Department, was not in the audience at this time.
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COUNCILMAN BISHOP MOVED THAT THE MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 13, MINUTES OF SEPT. 13,
1963 AND SEPTEMBER 18, 1963 BE APPROVED AND FURTHER READ- 1963 AND SEPT. 18,
ING BE WAIVED. COUNCILMAN HOLMES SECONDED. There were no 1963 APPROVED AND
objections, the motion carried and was so ordered by FURTHER READING
Mayor Bloxham. WAIVED
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City Treasurer Pugh read In full the Investment of City INVESTMENT OF CITY
Funds report for September 1963. FUNDS SEPT. 1963
COUNCILMAN HOLMES MOVED THAT THE CITY TREASURER'S REPORT RECEIVED AND FILED
BE RECEIVED AND FILED. COUNCILWOMAN TAYLOR SECONDED.
There were no objections, the motion carried and was so
ordered by Mayor Bloxham.
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At 7:40 p.m. City Engineer Young arrived. 7:40 P.M. CITY
ENGR. YOUNG ARRIVED
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At 7:42 p.m. Chief of Police Best arrived. 7:42 P.M. CHIEF OF
POLICE BEST ARRIVED
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Regular Meeting of the Baldwin Park City Council
Mr. William L. Marseilles, Director, Occupational and
Fleet Safety, stated on behalf of the Greater Los
Angeles Chapter of the National Safety Council it was
indeed a pleasure to be able to present to the City of
Baldwin Park Police Department, 2nd Place Division Winner
and also a No Accident Record for the Police Department
Motorcycle Division. He stated this was a very commendable
record; that practically every one of the seventy-four 74)
cities in Los Angeles County were entered in this contest;
that the Council and Mayor should be commended for their
active support; that this had a bearing on the cost of
automotive and vehicle insurance;.that he hoped to again
have the opportunity to present the awards to the Council
next year.
At thie time pictures were taken by Paul Strobel of the
San Gabriel Valley Tribune.
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October 2, 1963
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WM.- L. MARSEILLES,
DIR., OCCUPATIONAL
AND FLEET SAFETY,
GREATER:' L A CHAPTER,
NAT'L SAFETY COUNCIL
AWARD
TO CITY OF B.PK.
POLICE DEPT. 2ND
PLACE DIVISION
WINNER AND NO ACCI-
DENT RECORD FOR
POLICE DEPT. MOTOR-
CYCLE
PICTURES TAKEN
Mayor Bloxham reported that a letter had been received from LETTER FROM CIVIL
Civil Defense Director Joe Pierce regarding the Area D" DEFENSE DIRECTOR JOE
Meeting in San Francisco on November 1, 1963. He stated PIERCE RE AREA D"
he would leave the letter with Chief Administrative Officer MTG. IN SAN FRAN.
Nordby; that it could be discussed later. NOV. I, 1963
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Councilwoman Taylor reported she had attended a dedication COUNCILWOMAN TAYLOR
ceremony and open house of the Temple City Library on ATTENDED DEDICATION
Saturday, September 29, 1963; that it was a beautiful CEREMONY OF TEMPLE
building with 10,000 square feet of floor area. CITY LIBRARY
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City Attorney Flandrick stated that proposed Ordinance Nos. PROPOSED ORD. NOS.
309, 310, 311,.related to the adoption of the Uniform Build- 309, 310 AND 311
ing Code, Uniform Wiring Code and Uniform Heating and Com- RE BUILDING CODE,
fort Cooling Code respectively; that the recommendation was WIRING CODE AND
that the Council concur to adopt them; that the proper pro- HEATING AND COMFORT
cedure would be to introduce them this evening, set them COOLING CODE
for public hearing on November 6, 1963, and at that time
there could be final adoption.
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City Attorney Flandrick stated Item No. 2 under City REPORT RE BALDWIN
Attorney should read Report re Baldwin Park Bulletin. PARK BULLETIN
He stated that he had talked with the attorney for the
San Gabriel Valley Tribune; that the owner of the San
Gabriel Valley Tribune was also the owner of the Baldwin
Park Bulletin; that the attorney indicated that the news-
paper had been in continuous existence since-1912 or 1913;
that he indicated he also had a number of documents that
indicate that these were the facts i.e. document from
Post Office indicating that in 1913 they acquired their
mailing privileges as such); that if they could prove
that in 1912 through 1923 they were in existence and were
circulated and printed In what was then County area but
was known as the town of Baldwin Park, they could acquire IF ACQUIRE STATUS
the status of a newspaper of general circulation; that if OF NEWSPAPER OF GEN.
they do this it would mean that each ordinance of the City CIRCULATION CITY
that was adopted would have to be published; that the WOULD HAVE TO PUBLISH
Judge hearing this matter had held it over and continued ALL ADOPTED ORD.
it pending the decision of this Council as to whether or
not the City was concerned enough to intervene in the
matter and make its position known.
City Clerk Balkus stated that approximately $5,000 would ADDITIONAL $5,000
be needed to publish all adopted ordinances for the re- NEEDED FOR PUBLICA-
maining fiscal year. TION OF ALL ADOPTED
ORD. FOR REMAINDER
OF FISCAL YR.
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Regular Meeting of the Baldwin Park City Council
City Attorney Flandrick's suggestion was that the Council
direct him to file an appearance in this action and attempt
to at least make sure that there was an overwhelming
multitude of evidence, that indicated the paper was in
fact published prior to 10-23; that they would be required
to have a bonafide subscription list.
Discussion followed that Baldwin Park Bulletin was a
weekly paper; that this could add a week or ten days
time to the public hearing date.
COUNCILMAN BISHOP MOVED THAT THE CITY ATTORNEY BE IN-
STRUCTED TO PREPARE A DEFENSE AND APPEAR IN COURT IN
OPPOSITION TO THIS BALDWIN PARK BULLETIN BECOMING AN
ADJUDICATED NEWSPAPER). COUNCILWOMAN TAYLOR SECONDED.
The motion carried by the following vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEN BISHOP, TAYLOR, HOLMES
AND MAYOR BLOXHAM
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: NONE
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City Attorney Flandrick stated he had contacted Mr.
Jaffee, Attorney for Chief Best, in connection with
the hearing on the appeal from the order of suspension;
that as he understood the comments from the Council at
the last meeting It was that the hearing should be
held as soon as possible; that Mr. Jaffee indicated he
would be available October 10 or October it, 1963,
either in the afternoon or the evening.
Discussion followed wherein it was decided to have the
hearing on October 10, 1963, at 7:30 p.m.; that if
Councilman Morehead had not returned from vacation the
hearing could be continued to October II, 1963.
COUNCILMAN BISHOP MOVED THAT THE PUBLIC HEARING FOR
CHIEF OF POLICE BEST) BE SET FOR OCTOBER 10, 1963,
AT 7:30 P.M. COUNCILWOMAN TAYLOR SECONDED. There
were no objections, the motion carried and was so
ordered by Mayor Bloxham.
City Attorney Flandrick stated he recommended that for
the public hearing that a certified court recorder be
hired for a verbatim transcript of the proceedings;
that the estimated cost was approximately $40.00.
COUNCILMAN HOLMES MOVED THAT THIS COUNCIL EMPLOY A
CERTIFIED COURT RECORDER TO TAKE A TRANSCRIPT OF THE
MINUTES OF THIS PARTICULAR MEETING, THE PUBLIC HEARING
OF CHIEF OF POLICE BEST. COUNCILMAN BISHOP SECONDED.
The motion carried by the following vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEN HOLMES.. BISHOP, TAYLOR
AND MAYOR BLOXHAM
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMAN MOREHEAD
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City Clerk Backus announced that the hour of 8:00 p.m.
having arrived that it was the time and place fixed for
the continuation of a public hearing on CP-8, an applica-
tion submitted by Rosehaven Rest Home requesting Condi-
tional Use Permit for a 150 Bed Convalescent Home for
thirty 30) years in the A-I light agriculture) zone
at 3562 Vineland Avenue.
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MOTION MADE AND
CARRIED THAT CITY
ATTY. BE INSTRUCTED
TO PREPARE DEFENSE
AND APPEAR IN COURT
IN OPPOSITION TO THI
RE HEARING DATE
C.O.P. BEST
RE APPEAL FROM ORDER
OF SUSPENSION
MOTION MADE AND
CARRIED THAT PUBLIC
HEARING FOR C.O.P.
BEST) BE SET FOR
OCT. J0, 1963, AT
7:30 P.M.
MOTION MADE AND
CARRIED THAT THIS
COUNCIL EMPLOY
CERTIFIED COURT RE-
CORDER TO TAKE TRAN-
SCRIPT OF MINUTES OF
THIS PARTICULAR MTG.
PUBLIC HEARING OF
CHIEF OF POLICE
PUBLIC HEARING
8:00 P.M.
CP-8, CONT'D FROM
SEPT. 18, 1963
REQUESTING CONDITIOI
USE PERMIT FOR 150
BED CONVALESCENT
HOME FOR THIRTY 30
YRS. IN A-I ZONE AT
3562 VINELAND AVE.
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City Clerk Balkus stated that the'required publication had
been accomplished.
City Clerk Balkus administered the oath to those in the
audience desiring to be heard during the meeting.
Councilman Bishop stated that only additional testimony
should be taken at this time.
Planning Director Kalbfleisch presented a resume of the
case. He stated that the new plot plan showed a twenty
20):foot setback off of a future street which was to be
dedicated as required by t;ie resolution twenty 20) ft.
setback for the building and twenty 20) ft. setback in
the front off of Vineland Avenue); that there was suffi-
cient parking Including employee parking for the total
area; that there had been a permit issued for one of the
buildings to correct some wiring facilities; and in
another building an exit light was out and had been re-
placed; that one building was to be relocated on the
property.
TESTIMONY IN BEHALF OF THE REQUEST WAS CALLED FOR BY MAYOR
BLOXHAM.
Mr. Ggrdon McNulty, Attorney, for Rosehaven Rest Home,
4025 North Maine, Baldwin Park, stated that at previous
hearings there was testimony regarding five or six re-
tarded mental patients on the premises; that whatever the
number might be Mr. Gertler, co-owner of the home, advised
him that all of the individuals had been removed from the
premises and there were no further plans to bring anymore
there; that as Mr. Kalbfleisch pointed out the owners had
entered into a contract in the amount of approximately
$700.00 to correct defects to the existing premises; that
his clients were willing to go along with everything that
the Planning Commission recommended with the exception
of the question under Section 2, Paragraph c, regarding
the cash deposit or letter of credit to cover any future
improvements on the southwesterly sixty 60) feet of the
northwesterly three hundred and seventy 370) feet. He
stated that his clients had two objections: that they
did not know what was required in the amount of money and
in all probability this is somewhat discriminatory be-
cause there was no indication this was ever made a
previous requirement; that Mr. Gertler was here and would
testify to these facts and on any.further information
the Council might require; that Mr. Bailey, the present
manager of the home,was also present.
Mr. Goodman Gertler, 1355 Devlin Drive, Los Angeles
146, California, stated he had already testified that
they would comply with the conditions of the Planning
Commission; that the six boys had been taken out by
the State Mental Hygiene Committee; that they had
a new manager; that a State representative had been
there approximately one 1) week ago and stated that
the place had been improved five hundred per cent 500%).
TESTIMONY IN OPPOSITION TO THE REQUEST WAS CALLED FOR
BY MAYOR BLOXHAM.
Mr. Oral R. Finch, stated he was representing Mr. Kolts
of Kolts and Kolts, attorneys; that Mr.' Kolts was Ill;
that Mr. Kolts had told him that he had no further
evidence to offer but he would like to reiterate all
of the matters he brought up before. Mr. Finch stated
that in looking at this ordinance it called for one
hundred twenty 120) beds and on the agenda it was
listed as an application requesting one hundred fifty
150) beds.
Planning Director Kalbfleisch stated that the orginal
application was for one hundred fifty 150); that the
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PUBLICATION
OATH ADMINISTERED
BY CITY CLERK
RESUME
TESTIMONY IN BEHALF
GORDON MCNULTY,
ATTY. FOR ROSEHAVEN
REST HOME, 4025 N.
Maine, B.Pk.
GOODMAN GERTLER,
1355 Devlin Dr.,
L.A. 16, Calif.
TESTIMONY IN OPPOSI-
TION
ORAL R. FINCH
KOLTS AND KOLTS
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applicants found that it would not be desirable to install
facilities for a one hundred fifty 150) bed rest home;
that it was amended to one hundred twenty 120) beds total.
Mr. McNulty indicated he understood the total requested
was one hundred twenty 120) beds.
Mr. Finch asked those opposed to the zoning application
to please stand. Approximately twelve persons stood)
REQUEST HAD BEEN
AMENDED TO ONE
HUNDRED TWENTY
120) BEDS
Mr. Finch stated he understood that there had been a
correction in some of the retarded patients; that Mr.
Carter, who he represented, had lost a tenant because
of indecent exposure on the part of some of these
patients; that he did not know whether they were
mentally retarded or not but certainly if the Council
granted the application for the permit he thought that
it should be written in that there was to be no mental
patients there or no mentally retarded patients or any-
one who would be a detriment to the small school children
who are across the street going to school everyday and
being exposed to whatever might happen to them by reason
of mental patients being in this hospital or convalescent
home; that previous to the mentally retarded patients,
they had some senior citizens and he understood many
of those were mental cases; that the Baldwin Park Police
Department had a record of an elderly lady who was a
patient there, an amputee; who on numerous occasions as
late as 10:00 p.m. would go down the boulevard to Merced
and on one occasion the Police Department had to wheel
her back to the sanitarium; that certainly the patients
had not in the past had the proper supervision if such
incidents as this had occurred; that if they were going
to conduct a convalescenf home they should be precluded
from having any meria!!y retarded or mental patients
or anyone of that nature; that he believed the property
owners were entitled to be protected from such mental
patients and such people who were not of sound mind or
they would be driven awa',' from their homes; thay would
have to sell their property at a depreciated price and
would not be able to rent their homes if that condition
existed; that he did not think they were entitled to any
consideration on a convalescent hospital unless they
were going to run it as a convalescent hospital and
nothing else; that if.they receive patients from the
State Nelfare they should be given an I.Q. test or make
sure that they were not mental patients or mentally
retarded; that he believed he had the backing of all of
the people that stood up that this should not be granted;
that there was plenty of other area for an institution
of this nature; that he realized these people had in-
vested in this property but on the other hand the other property
owners around were entitled to some onsideration; that
he felt there was not a demand and a need for a State
Convalescent Hospital at this location; that he submitted
that all of the people who were here tonight and all of
the people who had testified previously were certainly
against the granting of this zoning ordinance.
The following list signed by the individuals who stood
in opposition was submitted:
E. B. Carter, 3548 N. Vineland Ave. Carter
Mrs. Jack H. Bonshire, 3624 N. Vineland Ave. Bonshire
Jack H. Bon shire, 3624 N. Vineland Ave. Bonshire
John E. Hopkins, 3614 N. Vineland Ave. Hopkins
T. C. Hubner, 3585 N. Vineland Ave. Huber
August Scheiffele, 3539 N. Vineland Ave. Scheiffele
Hortense Scheiffele, 3539 N. Vineland Ave. Scheiffete
Mrs. John Hopkins, 3614 N. Vineland Ave. Hopkins
V. Hagen, 3557 N. Vineland Ave. Hagen
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Mr. and Mrs. Myron Gifford, 3553 N. Vineland Ave. Gifford
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Craig, 3535 N. Vineland Ave. Craig
In REBUTTAL Mr. William Bailey, 3562 Vineland Avenue, REBUTTAL
Baldwin Park, stated he was the present manager of Rosehaven WM. BAILEY,
Rest Home; that in his opinion they had-one of the finest 3562 Vineland Ave.,
rest homes in the area; that it was conducted as such; that B.Pk.
If anyone had any doubt he invited them to visit the rest
home, talk with the guests and see how they were treated;
that he knew the whereabouts of each and every guest they
had at all times; that he felt the addition would benefit
the City of Baldwin Park, would benefit the surrounding
neighbors, would help them to rent their property, that
the resthome would employ additional help and the help
would need places to live; that it would make the value
of the property increase.
In REBUTTAL, Mr. Gertler stated he had never heard of REBUTTAL
any of the wheelchair patients being out in the street, Mr. Gertler
that all persons coming to them were being sent to them
by the State Mental Hygiene; that he did not think
one of the old people could pass an I.Q. test; that
they were going to beautify the entire place, tear out
some of the old trees and some of the old buildings too.
In REBUTTAL, Mr. McNulty stated. that his clients did not REBUTTAL
have any objections to a provision in the agreement that Mr. McNulty
they would not take mental or mentally retarded patients;
that the immediate area had two or three similar type
institutions; that his clients had an investment there and
were entitled to consideration for the Investment and
consideration as to whether they could improve it; that
he did not think It was fair at this time to even suggest
that the home be moved some place else because the main
charges that were raised at the previous meeting were
with respect to the mental patients; that this criticism
had been removed as far as he could ascertain by the
actual removal of the mental patients and by the guarantee
of the co-owners that the mental patients would not be
put back there and could be so written into the agreement;
that he was certain the Council would not be swayed by a
show of hands; that a great many people that were here
might have different reasons why they object to the rest-
home; that he was sure. the Council knew that there were
a great many people in this area that testified for this
type of institution.
Councilman Holmes stated that as he understood the reason
for the appeal to the Council it was the objection to certain
conditions imposed by the Planning Commission, primarily
dedication of future street and asked if they were still RE DEDICATION OF
opposed to that. FUTURE STREET
Mr. McNulty stated it was not the dedication of the street
per se; that it was the posting of the cash or letter of
credit.
Councilman Holmes asked if the future dedication only
covered a portion of the property involved.
Planning Director Kalbfleisch stated the dedication was
across the entire property five parcels involved),
three hundred two 302) feet in length and sixty 60)
feet wide.
Discussion regarding the front yard setback requirement RE FRONT YARD SET-
wherein Mr. McNulty stated they were willing to go along BACK REQUIREMENT
with what the Planning Commission felt necessary in this
particular regard.
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Councilman Holmes stated that the Special Permits that RE 3 SPECIAL PERMITS
the home was now operating under were granted by the EXPIRING 1965, 1970,
County of Los Angeles prior to the City's incorporation; 1972
that it appeared from the information that the Council had
that you had three expiring In 1965, 1970 and 1972 and asked
Mr. McNulty if he had any information regarding this.
Mr. McNulty referred the question to Mr. Gertler, who
stated this was correct, 1965, 1970 and 1972.
Councilman Holmes asked him for interpretation of what
the permits entitled him to do.
Mr. Gertler stated that the license from the City permitted RE PERMITS GRANTED
them to have fifty two 52); that they had one building for
wheelchair senior citizens patients:
Chief Administrative Officer Nordby stated that the license
Issued by the City was a business license and was based on
the Department of Social Welfare License granted in February
of this year calling for fifty two 52); that the problem
that Councilman Holmes raised was that it had not been as-
certained whether the permits issued by the County were
cumulative or whether the last one calling for thirty 30)
patients was the maximum number to be housed in the
institution; that the way he read it thirty 30) was the
maximum.
Mr. Gertler stated that the licenses had been for fifty two
52) since 1958; that they bought it in 1962; that the State
License is given out after the City License.
Mayor Bioxham asked Mr. Gertler his definition of a senior
citizen.
Mr. Gertier stated that this was an individual who could
take care of himself more or less; that the age was from
sixty years up; that this was stated In the State Code.
Mr. McNulty asked if Mr. Nordby had clarified in his own
mind that it was fact that the maximum amount was thirty
30).
Chief Administrative Officer Nordby stated that in one of
the permits granted by the County, Condition 3, in a letter
dated May 10, 1954; not more than twenty 20) nonambulatory
patients shall be permitted on the premises at one time,
not more than a total of thirty 30) patients shall be
maintained on the premises at one time".
Mr. McNulty asked if this referred to a particular street
address or building.
Chief Administrative Officer Nordby stated he did not believe this
one did; that this referred to Special Permit No. 812;
that Special Permit No. 707 granted in 1950 was the first
one granted.
Mr. McNulty stated there were four different buildings.
The Council agreed to hear further testimony in opposition. FURTHER TESTIMONY
IN OPPOSITION
Mr. Jack Bonshire, 3624 and 3628 Vineland Avenue, Baldwin JACK BONSHIRE,
Park, stated he was about five or six doors from the 3624 and 3628 Vine-
subject property; that he and his family had taken some land Ave., B.Pk.
patients back to the sanitarium; that if they could not
handle the patients they have now how do they expect to
handle one hundred twenty 120); let them prove them-
selves on the fifty-two 52) before they ask for the one
hundred twenty 120).
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Mr. Jaynes Q. Gipson, 13268 Francisquito Bou'.leva*''d, Baldwin JAMES Q. GIBSON,
Park, stated he was not here necessarily for or against this; 13268 Francisquito
that he wanted to ask Mr. McNulty from what the patients Blvd., B.Pk.
were convalescing; that he thought this was pertinent In
making a decision on this.
Mr. Gertler stated that convalescent patients had to remain MR. GERTLER
in bed. He explained again the mental patients had been sent
there by the State Mental Hygiene.
Mr. Gibson stated it would seem to him that there was on
the one side businessmen who knowingly purchased a thirty
30) bed rest home in Baldwin Park; that he did not feel
as Mr. Gertler and his attorney seemed to feel that the
people of Baldwin Park owe him an opportunity to put in
an objectionable enterprise; that he felt this man pur-
chased this property as a-thirty 30) bed rest home to
which he knew there was no objection In the immediate
neighborhood; that there was no asSurance that the State
would not continue to make moree.e*pperiments with various types
no onevinethenautiierce'that~t
did ne not agreett attther ewas
milst be a pjace for this type of c per ation and
for these kind of people but should it be allowed in the
residential district of Baldwin Park or any other community
seemed to be the question; that personally he could see
additional police problems and other problems arising out
of living In close proximity to this type of an operation.
Mayor Bloxham declared the public hearing closed. PUBLIC HEARING CLOSE(
CP-8
Discussion followed.
COUNCILMAN BISHOP MOVED THAT CP-8 BE DENIED AND THE PRESENT MOTION MADE
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT BE HELD AS IT NON STANDS AND WHEN
1965 COMES UP THEY WILL COME IN AND ASK FOR ANOTHER CONDI-
TIONAL USE PERMIT; THAT THE CITY ATTORNEY BE INSTRUCTED TO
PREPARE A RESOLUTION TO THAT EFFECT; NON WHETHER IT IS
THIRTY 30) OR FIFTY TWO 52) 1 DON'T KNOW, THAT IS LEFT
UP TO THE CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER AND THE CITY
ATTORNEY TO FIGURE OUT.
Councilman Holmes requested that Councilman Bishop withdraw
his motion temporarily..
Councilman Bishop withdrew his motion. MOTION WITHDRAWN
Councilman Holmes stated that the City Attorney had suggested
that a new permit be established that would revoke the others
and clarify alI the three different dates and numbers and set
a definite date. He asked the City Attorney for further
comments.
City Attorney Flandrick stated any approval of any
Conditional Use Permit as such could be included In
the resolution of approval as a condition of approval;
that this supersede any preexisting Special or Condi-
tional Use Permit Issued by the County of Los Angeles.
Councilman Bishop stated It was the intent of his motion
that the rest home continue to operate as it now operates.
COUNCILMAN BISHOP MOVED THAT CP-8 BE DENIED AND THE PRESENT MOTION MADE
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT BE HELD AS IT NON STANDS AND WHEN
1965 COMES UP THEY WILL COME IN AND ASK FOR ANOTHER CONDI-
TIONAL USE PERMIT; THAT THE CITY ATTORNEY BE INSTRUCTED TO
PREPARE A RESOLUTION TO THAT EFFECT; NON WHETHER IT IS
THIRTY 30) OR FIFTY-TWO 52) I DON'T KNOW, THAT IS LEFT
UP TO THE CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER AND THE CITY
ATTORNEY TO FIGURE OUT. COUNCILWOMAN TAYLOR SECONDED.
Continued)
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Councilman Holmes asked the effect of this motion if
It carried as read; that It made reference to only one
date; that there were two other existing permits, one
expiring 1970 and one in 1972 which would not be affected
by this motion; that the number was not clarified but he
felt Councilman Bishop meant the number the existing per-
mit granted but this was not In the motion.
Councilman Bishop stated it was his Intent that the permits
be checked out and permit not to exceed what the permits
granted.
Councilwoman Taylor asked if it could embodied in the
motion that no mentally retarded people be allowed.
City Attorney Flandrick stated Councilman Bishop's motion
was that this particular Conditional Use Permit Applica-
tion be denied on the grot:nds as set forth in the Municipal
Code that the proposed operation was incompatible with the
surrounding area and so fc'th; that all of these findings
of fact will be presented to the Council in a resolution
for denial; that It would also contain a provision that
the existing Special and Conditional Use Permits together
with all of their terms and conditions as they now stand
will remain in full force and effect.
Councilman Bishop asked if this motion for denial carried
if another motion would be in order to make the restrictions.
City Attorney Flandrick stated no that the present condi-
tions and restrictions would have to stand as they were;
that they could not be altered.
October 2, 1963
Page 9
The motion did not carry by the following vote: MOTION DID NOT
CARRY
AYES: COUNCILMEN BISHOP AND TAYLOR
NOES: COUNCILMEN HOLMES AND MAYOR BLOXHAM
ABSENT: COUNCILMAN MOREHEAD
I
Councilman Holmes stated that he would like to make a
motion that the application be amended or modified not
for the one hundred and twenty 120) but the number
that was now legally permitted thirty 30) or fifty-two
52) which ever is required legally by the documents,
after examination by the City Attorney; that it be
strictly a home for the aged or rest home as it was
originally known by; that it would not have any alcoholic
or any mentally retarded or mental patients and number
of nonambulatory patients as was originally in this per-
mit eight 8) to twelve 12) would be the proper number;
that it should have a minimum of five 5) foot block
wall along the side yard and probably thirty-two 32)
or forty-two 42) inches across the front with proper
gates etc; that the number of parking spaces be required
as per the standard requirement of the Planning Commis-
sion and Planning Director for the visitors and patients;
that all of the previous permits would be revoked and
the new one would take its place as the City Attorney out-
lined.
City Attorney Flandrick stated that as he understood it
they presently had fifty-two 52) beds; that the
original County Permit called for thirty 30); that
that was supplemented by a second and third Conditional
Use Permit which appeared that the total would be fifty-
two 52) beds.
Councilman Holmes stated if fifty-two 52) was the legal
number that this number be used in his motion).
At the request of Councilman Holmes, City Attorney
Flandrick worded the following motion, with additions by
Councilman Holmes.
Continued)
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Í«14~ Regular Meeting of the Baldwin Park City Council October 2, 1963
Page 10
COUNCILMAN HOLMES MOVED THAT A RESOLUTION BE PREPARED TO BE MOTION MADE
PRESENTED TO THE CITY COUNCIL AT ITS NEXT REGULAR MEETING
SO FAR AS CP-8; THAT IT BE GRANTED UPON CONDITION THAT NOT
MORE THAN FIFTY-TWO 52) BEDS BE. PERMITTED, NOT MORE THAN
THIRTY 30) OF WHICH BE FOR AMBULATORY PATIENTS; THAT THE
FACILITY BE MAINTAINED AS A HOME FOR THE AGED; THAT NO
ALCOHOLIC OR MENTAL PATIENTS BE PERMITTED; THAT THEY COMPLY
WITH ALL OTHER CONDITIONS AS SET FORTH IN THE PLANNING
COMMISSION RESOLUTION; THAT A FIVE FOOT BLOCK WALL BE
ESTABLISHED AROUND THE PERIMETER OF THE PROPERTY; THAT
THE PERMIT BE VALID UNTIL DECEMBER 31, 1972; THAT ALL
EXISTING FACILITIES THAT ARE NOT UP TO CODE BE BROUGHT
UP TO CODE, INCLUDING ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING ETC.; AND THAT
CURBS AND GUTTERS BE INSTALLED'ALSO TO CONFORM WITH THE
REST OF THE STREET, MAYOR BLOXHAM SECONDED. The motion MOTION DID NOT CARR`
did not carry by the fc;!owing vote:
AYES: COUNCILMAN HOLES AND MAYOR BLOXHAM
NOES: COUNCILMEN BISHOP AND TAYLOR
ABSENT: COUNCILMAN MOREHEAD
As there were no objections, Mayor Bloxham stated that CP-8 CARRIED OVER
CP-8 would be carried over; that he thought it was only TO OCT. 16, 1963
fair to both parties concerned due to the fact that there
was a four man Council.
Mayor Bloxham instructed Planning Director Kalbfleisch to COUNCIL INSTRUCTION
furnish the Council with a plot plan.
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City Clerk Balkus announced that it was the time and place PUBLIC HEARING
fixed for the continuation of a public hearing on CP-15,
an application submitted by W. E.. McKnight Construction CP-15, CONT'D FROM
Company to establish a heliport In the M-1 light manufac- SEPT. 18, 1963
turing) zone at 14913 Ramona Boulevard..
City Clerk Balkus stated that the required publication had PUBLICATION
been accomplished.
P 1-arr+r+-mg tll feoio~- i(aJ bf 1e I sch pr+een*&d a rcci.w+a o f t tie
case.
TESTIMONY IN BEHALF OF THE REQUEST WAS CALLED FOR BY TESTIMONY 4N BEHALF
MAYOR BLOXHAM.
Mr. Willis E. McKnight, 14913 East Ramona Boulevard, MR. WILLIS E.
Baldwin Park, stated he was here to argue the point MCKNIGHT, 14913 E.
in the event of dissenting problems; that he received Ramona Blvd., B.Pk.
the same information that the Council had on public
and private heliports; to date they had complied with
about everything the Planning Commission had asked for
except the approval from the State and Federal which
they had made application for; that until they get the
approval from the City they could not complete the
application to the F.A.A.
Councilman Bishop asked if it was true that they had
been using this location without a permit for this pur-
pose wherein Mr. McKnight answered in the affirmative.
Councilman Bishop asked how many times a day the helicopter
was used.
Mr. McKnight stated for the last two weeks the helicopter
had bildevf''i>n Belmont Aviation having a major overhaul; that
they t received delivery of it Friday; that It took off
Saturday and had not been back since.
Councilman Holmes asked about the number of helicopters that
would be used and the number of the flights.
Continued)
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Mr. McKnight stated it was easier to ask F.A.A. for a maxi-
mum 2) rather than to go back and amend; that at the,pre-
sent time they had no intention of buying two helicopters.
As there was no one else in the audience desiring to speak
either In behalf of or in opposition to CP-15, Mayor Bloxham
declared the public hearing closed.
Councilman Holmes stated that he had talked with the Mayor
of Alhambra con:arn'Wc heliports; that the Mayor stated
the noise was in the take offs; that they had to
feather the and rev up the engines; that if
there was one v':--.r Ong them, then others want them
and; that if the-'a vas-a catlo* where the f I ight pattern
would not pass vef' clai or residential areas the
complaints were ai a rri i;lil!m; that these remarks con-
cerned private or pu'::1 + l l port s.
Councilman Bishop stated that this type of operation
should be located away from residential or commercial
districts; that he would not have opposition to this
type of operas-ion if It was for carrying passengers
back and forth to the airport terminals and things of
this type.
Councilman Holmes asked for the staff reports which were
requested at the last regular meeting.
Planning Director Kalbflelsch stated he had contacted the
City of Los Angeles; that he had not received the informa-
tion requested; that he also contacted the City of Alhambra
and was told that at that time they were eliminating the
one that they had public American Airlines).
Councilwoman Taylor stated she could visualize the benefits
to McKnight Construction Company in having this heliport;
that in her opinion the flight pattern was not satisfactory,
If It was farther out she would be for it.
Councilman Bishop stated there was a need for this type
of enterprise in Baldwin Park In the proper location.
Mayor Bloxham mentioned that jets fly over Playa Del Rey
and that Inglewood, a very successful City, had heliports.
COUNCILMAN BISHOP MOVED THAT CP-15 BE DENIED AND THE CITY
ATTORNEY BE INSTRUCTED TO PREPARE A RESOLUTION TO THAT
EFFECT, COUNCILWOMAN TAYLOR SECONDED. The mofion carried
by the following vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEN BISHOP, TAYLOR AND HOLMES,
NOES: MAYOR BLOXHAM
ABSENT: COUNCILMAN MOREHEAD
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City Clerk Balkus announced that it was the time and place
fixed for a public hearing on Z-167, an application sub-
mitted by Thomas W. Rodgers, at al requesting a change of
zone from A-1 light agricultural) to R-3 heavy multiple
family residential) zone or more restrictive use for
property located at 3224 through 3250 Big Dalton Avenue
and 14404, 14418, 14420 and 14442 Merced Avenue.
City Clerk Balkus stated that the required publication
had been accomplished.
Planning Director Kalbfleisch presented a resume of the
case, and stated that the Planning Commission recommended
R-1 zone and this was acceptable to the applicant.
Continued)
October 2, 1963
Page II
PUBLIC HEARING
DECLARED CLOSED
CP-15
COUNCILMAN HOLMES
RE HELIPORTS IN
ALHAMBRA
STAFF REPORTS
PLANNING DIRECTOR
KALBFLEISCH
MOTION MADE AND
CARRIED THAT CP-15
BE DENIED AND CITY
ATTY. INSTRUCTED TO
PREPARE RES. TO
THAT EFFECT
PUBLIC HEARING
Z-167, REQUESTING
CHANGE OF ZONE FROM
A-I TO R-3 AT 3224-
3250 BIG DALTON AVE.,
AND 14404, 14418,
14420 AND 14442
MERCED AVE., THOMAS
W. RODGERS, ET AL
PUBLICATION
P.C. RECOMMENDED
A-1 TO R- I
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Councilman Holmes stated he thought this case should be
carried over and considered with the other matter; that
in the meantime the City Attorney could advise the Council when
the subdivision came in how to fit a subdivision into the
right kind of a zone; that it was not common to have a
subdivision in the R-3 zone.
Councilman Bishop indicated he was prepared to make a
motion.
Councilwoman Taylor indicated that in her opinion the
matter should be carried over and consider both items
at once.
Councilman Bishop stated in his opinion the condominium
project had no bearing on this particular subject; that
this did not fit into that category at this particular
time; that in his opinion the governing board was wrong
in contemplating something that was not before them;
that in his opinion this should be denied.
COUNCILMAN BISHOP MOVED THAT ZONE CASE NO. Z-188 BE
DENIED AND THE CITY ATTORNEY PREPARE A RESOLUTION TO
THAT EFFECT.
City Attorney FNandrick stated the matter would have to
be referred back to the Planning Commission for a report.
Councilman Bishop reworded his motion to read THAT ZONE
CASE NO. Z-188 BE REFERRED BACK TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION
FOR A REPORT".
The motion died for lack of a second.
There was further discussion concerning carrying the
matter over.
COUNCILMAN HOLMES MOVED THAT ZONE CHANGE CASE NO. Z-188
BE TAKEN UNDER SUBMISSION. COUNCILWOMAN TAYLOR SECONDED.
The motion carried by the following vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEN HOLMES, TAYLOR AND MAYOR
BLOXHAM
NOES: COUNCILMAN BISHOP
ABSENT: COUNCILMAN MOREHEAD
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City Clerk Balkus announced that it was the time and place
fixed for a public hearing on Z-I90, an application sub-
mitted by Mary Ann Howard requesting a change of zone from
R-I single family residential) zone to R-3 heavy multiple
family residential) zone or more restrictive use for
property located easterly of 13851 Ramona Boulevard.
City Clerk Backus stated that the required publication had
been accomplished.
Planning Director Kaibfleisch presented a resume of the
case.
As there was no one in the audience desiring to speak
either in behalf of or In opposition to Z-190, Mayor
Bloxham declared the public hearing closed.
October 2, 1963
Page 13
MOTION MADE
MOTION REWORDED
MOTION DIED FOR
LACK OF SECOND
MOTION MADE AND
CARRIED THAT Z-188
BE TAKEN UNDER SUB-
MISSION
PUBLIC HEARING
Z-190, REQUESTING
CHANGE OF ZONE FROM
R-l TO R-3 FOR
PROPERTY LOCATED
EASTERLY OF 13851
RAMONA BLVD., MARY
ANN HOWARD
PUBLIC HEARING
DECLARED CLOSED
Z-190
Continued)
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Discussion followed regarding a small home built approxi-
rnately two years ago east of 13851; that It was adjacent
to apartment houses built facing Lubicon.
Councilman Bishop stated In his opinion this was the proper
development for this location; that it would make quite a
difference in the appearance of the community; that the
building should be facing Ramona Boulevard. Mayor Bloxham
agreed.
Discussion that the property involved was one hundred thirty-
three 133) feet by seventy 70) feet deep; that there was
an R-3 parcel adjacent to this property which had not been
developed yet.
City Clerk Balkus read Ordinance No. 308 by title as follows: ORD. NO. 308
ORD I NANCE NO. 308
AMENDING ZONING MAP
OF SAID CITY AND RE-
ZONING CERTAIN DES-
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF CRIBED PROPERTY FROP
THE CITY OF BALDWIN PARK AMENDING THE ZONE R-I TO R-3 Zor
ZONING MAP OF SAID CITY AND REZONING Case No. Z-J90)
CERTAIN DESCRIBED PROPERTY FROM ZONE
R-I TO R-3 Zone Case No, Z-190)"
COUNCILMAN BISHOP MOVED THAT ORDINANCE NO. 308 PASS FIRST ORD. NO. 308
READING AND FURTHER READING BE WAIVED. COUNCILMAN HOLMES PASSED FIRST READING
SECONDED. The motion carried by the following vote: AND FURTHER READING
WAIVED
AYES: COUNCILMEN BISHOP, HOLMES, TAYLOR
AND MAYOR BLOXHAM
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMAN MOREHEAD
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Regarding the public hearing on Z-182, a continuation of a PUBLIC HEARING
public hearing from August 21, 1963, regarding an applica-
tion submitted by Petro Development, Incorporated, requesting Z-182, CONT'D FROM
a change of zone from A-I light agricultural zone) to AUG. 21, 1963), RE-
C-2 general commercial zone) or more restrictive use for QUESTING CHANGE OF
properties located at 3202, 3208, 3174 Baldwin Park Boule- ZONE FROM A-I TO
vard and 13613 Francisquito Avenue), City Attorney Flandrick C-2, AT 3202, 3208,
stated that on August 21, 1963, this matter came up before 3174 BALDWIN PARK
the City Council for its first public hearing; that the BLVD. AND 13613
City Council at that time directed the Planning Commission FRANCISQUITO AVE.,
to initiate a study of the whole area to determine whether PETRO DEVELOPMENT
the whole area should be rezoned to a commercial area or INC.
not; that Planning Director Kalbfleisch advised that the
Planning Commission had held their public hearing, have
made their recommendation and that the matter would be
before the City Council on October 16, 1963.
Discussion followed.
COUNCILMAN BISHOP MOVED THAT Z-182 BE CONTINUED UNTIL THE MOTION MADE AND
NEXT REGULAR MEETING. COUNCILWOMAN TAYLOR SECONDED. CARRIED THAT Z-182
There were no objections, the motion carried and was so BE CONT'D UNTIL
ordered by Mayor Bloxham. NEXT REG. MTG.
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City Clerk Balkus read Ordinance No. 309 by title as
follows:
ORDINANCE NO, 309
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF BALDWIN PARK AMENDING SECTIONS
8100, 8102, 8103 AND 8104 OF.THE BALDWIN
PARK MUNICIPAL CODE AND REPEALING AND RE-
SCINDING SECTIONS 8100.1, 8101.5, 8101.21
AND SECTIONS 8105 THROUGH 8173, INCLUSIVE, ALL
RELATING TO THE ADOPTION OF THE UNIFORM BUILD-
ING CODE, 1961 EDITION, VOLUME I
Continued)
ORD. NO. 309
AMENDING SECTIONS
8100, 8102, 8103
AND 8104 OF B.PK.
MUN. CODE AND RE-
PEALING AND RESCIND-
ING SECTIONS 8100.1,
8101.5, 8101.21 AND
SECTION 8105 THROUGH
8173, INCL., ALL RE-
LATING TO ADOPTION C
UNIFORM BUILDING COL
1961 EDITION, VOLUME
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City Clerk Balkus stated that the suggested public hearing
date included_ 1,r+ the Ordinance was November 6, 1963.
Councilman Holmes asked If this could be adopted in such a
way as to require dedications where there was insufficient
right-of-way.
City Attorney Flandrick stated that several cities had this
requirement in their ordinance; however, he felt this was
unconstitutional altr,ough he could not back It up with any
court decision. He stated the problem was as to the dedica-
tion of property there was a constitutional prohibition
against the taking of private property without just compensa-
tion inverse condemnation).
Councilman Holmes stated on a future widening setback line
there would be created a public safety hazard winding up with
telephone poles on an improved property.
City Attorney Flandrick stated that there was a provision in
the ordinance that if there were practical difficulties that
in lieu of construction the individual could either post a
cash deposit or bond.
In answer to a question by Councilman Bishop regarding
Section 8104 4) Faulty or Defective Curbs, Gutters or
Sidewal%s.", Planning Director Kalbfleisch stated the
Intent of this claw. in i• a Code would be w.-are trucks
go over the s i c?ewa i ks and curbs and break them and they
were in reallry broken by he construction, then the City
could require that they be replaced.
COUNCILMAN BISHOP MOVED THAT THIS BE SET FOR PUBLIC HEARING
ON NOVEMBER 6, 1963, COUNCILWOMAN TAYLOR SECONDED.
With the consent of the second, Councilman Bishop reworded
the motion to read THAT ORDINANCE NO, 309 PASS FIRST
READING AND FURTHER READING BE WAIVED AND THAT THE PUBLIC
HEARING BE SET FOR NOVEMBER 6, 1963. The motion carried
by the following vote:
AYES COUNCILMEN BISHOP, TAYLOR, HOLM ES
AND MAYOR SL.OXHAM
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMAN MOREHEAD
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City Clerk Balkus read Ordinance No. 310 by title as
follows:
ORDINANCE NO. 310
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF EALDWIN PARK AMENDING
SECTIONS 8300 AND 8301 OF THE BALDWIN
PARK MUNICIPAL CODE, AND REPEALING
SECTIONS 6302 THROUGH 8324 INCLUSIVE
OF SAID CODE, RELATING TO THE ADOPTION
OF THE 1962 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE,
AND THE UNIFORM WIRING CODE"
City Clerk Balkus stated that suggested public hearing date
included In the Ordinance was November 6, 1963.
COUNCILMAN HOLMES MOVED THAT ORDINANCE NO. 310 PASS FIRST
READING AND FURTHER READING BE WAIVED AND THE PUBLIC HEARING
SET FOR NOVEMBER 6, 1963. COUNCILWOMAN TAYLOR SECONDED,.
The motion carried by the following vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEN HOLMES, TAYLOR, BISHOP
AND MAYOR BLOXHAM
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMAN MOREHEAD
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115
RE DEDICATION
REQUI RtMENT
RE SECTION 8104
4) FAULTY OR
DEFECTIVE CURBS,
GUTTERS OR SIDE-
WALKS
MOTION MADE
MOTION REWORDED
MOTION CARRIED
THAT ORD. NO. 309
PASS FIRST READING
AND FUR T EER READ-
ING BE WAIVED AND
TKAT PUS'_IC HEAR-
ING BE SET FOR
NOV. 6, 1963
ORD. NO. 310
AMENDING SECTIONS
8300 AND 8301 OF
B.PK. MUN. CODE,
AND REPEALING
SECTIONS 8302
THROUGH 832L
INCL. OF SAID CODE,
RELATING TO ADOP-
TION OF 1962 NAT'L
ELECTRICAL CODE,
AND UNIFORM
WIRING CODE
ORD. NO. 310 PASSED
FIRST READING AND
FURTHER READING
WAIVED AND PUBLIC
HEARING SET FOR
Nov. 6, 1963
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City Clerk Balkus read Resolution No. 63-130 by title as
follows:
RESOLUTION NO. 63-130
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF BALDWIN PARK APPROVING AN
APPLICATION FOR A, ZONE VARIANCE CASE
NO. ZV-85"
October 2, 1963
Page 16
RES. NO. 63-130
APPROVING AN
APPLICATION FOR
ZONE VARIANCE
CASE NO. ZV-85)
COUNCILMAN HOLMES MOVED THAT RESOLUTION NO. 63-130 BE RES. NO. 63-130
APPROVED AND FURTHER READING BE WAIVED. COUNCILMAN BISHOP ADOPTED
SECONDED. The motion carried by the following vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEN HOLMES, BISHOP, TAYLOR
AND MAYOR BLOXHAM
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMAN MOREHEAD
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City Clerk Balkus read Ordinance No. 311 by title as ORD. NO. 311
follows: AMENDING SECTIONS
ORDINANCE NO. 311
8200, 8201 AND
8202 OF B.PK.
MUN. CODE, AND
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF REPEALING SECTIONS
THE CITY OF BALDWIN PARK AMENDING 8203 THROUGH 8232
SECTIONS 8200, 8201 AND 8202 OF THE INCL. OF SAID CODE,
BALDWIN PARK MUNICIPAL CODE, AND RE- RELATING TO ADOP-
PEALING SECTIONS 8203 THROUGH 8232 TION OF 1962 UNI-
INCLUSIVE OF SAID CODE, RELATING TO FORM PLUMBING
THE ADOPTION OF THE 1962 UNIFORM CODE AND UNIFORM
PLLMNBING CODE AND THE UNIFORM HEATING HEATING AND
AND COMFORT COOLING CODE" COMFORT COOLING
CODE
City Clerk Balkus stated that the suggested public hearing
date Included in the Ordinance was November 6, 1963.
COUNCILMAN HOLMES MOVED THAT ORDINANCE NO. 311 PASS FIRST ORD. NO. 311
READING AND FURTHER READING BE WAIVED AND THE PUBLIC HEARING PASSED FIRST READ-
SET FOR NOVEMBER 6, 1963. MAYOR BLOXHAM SECONDED. The ING AND FURTHER
motion carried by the following vote: READING WAIVED
AND PUBLIC HEARING
AYES: COUNCILMAN HOLM ES, MAYOR BLOXHAM, SET FOR NOV. 6, 1963
COUNCILMEN BISHOP AND TAYLOR
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMAN MOREHEAD
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City Clerk Balkus presented applications for Alcoholic BEVERAGE LICENSES
Beverage Licenses for Roman B. Aragon, 12800 East ARAGON AND BERGAN
Ramona Boulevard and Irvan J. and Laveta N. Bergan and AND MEEH
Clifford J. and Li lea Meeh, 13123 East Garvey Avenue.
There was NO ACTION REQUIRED. NO ACTION REQUIRED
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Chief Administrative Officer Nordby reported regarding the REPORT RE REQUEST
request of the Pasadena Star News for a pressroom across OF PASADENA STAR
from the Council Chambers. He stated that the request NEWS FOR. PRESSROOM
was to use the former law library room; that the reason
for the request was to relay the news from City Halt and
City Council meetings to the paper which was a morning paper.
He stated he would not recommend the Installation of a
desk or other furniture but would not have any objection to
the Installation of a telephone providing the City did
not incur any obligation financial or otherwise.
Con ti nued)
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Discussion followed regarding pressrooms in other City
buildings; that there were buildings available in the
City if they wished to establish an office; that if a
pressroom were established it would be for all newspapers.
I
In answer to a question by Councilman Holmes, Mr. Paul
Strobel of the San Gabriel Valley Tribune stated that
they had an office in El Monte used by reporters covering
cities west of the San Gabriel River.
The Council held this matter over and asked that Chief
Administrative Officer Nordby obtain further information
regarding pressrooms in other cities.
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Page 17
PAUL STROBEL, SAN
GABRIEL VALLEY
TRIBUNE
MATTER CARRIED
OVER C.A.0. TO
OBTAIN FUR-
THER i N FORMAT I ON
Chief Administrative Officer Nordby stated that the award AWARD TO SOLOMON
to Solomon Ackerman would be presented at the Council meeting ACKERMAN TO BE
of October 16, 1963; that u piaque had been ordered; that PRESENTED OCT. 16,
the Community Counsel would present a bond award; and the 1963
California Newsboys Association would present an award; that
there would be a joint.. award by the County Fire Department
and the City.
The Council instructed that Chief of Police Best contact RE TELEVISION
the television companies. to see if there could be televi. COVERAGE
sion coverage.
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Chief Administrative Officer Nordby requested permission C.A.O. REQUESTED
to attend the International City Managers Convention to PERMISS!ON TO
be held in Denver beginning October Its, 1963; that he ATTEND C.M.C.
would return October i8, 1963. He stated that this trip IN DENVER OCTOBER
was budgeted. 14, 1963
Discussion followed.
COUNCILMAN HOLMES MOVED THAT THE CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE
OFFICER BE PERMITTED TO ATTEND THE INTERNATIONAL CITY
MANAGERS CONVENTION IN DENVER THE- WEEK OF OCTOBER 14, I
1963, AND THAT CITY CLERK THELMA L. BALKUS BE APPOINTED
ACTING CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER DURING HIS ABSENCE.
COUNCILWOMAN TAYLOR SECONDED. The motion carried by
the following vote:
AYES COUNCILMEN HOLMES, TAYLOR, BISHOP
AND MAYOR BLOXHAM
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMAN MOREHEAD
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MOTION MADE AND
CARRIED THAT C.A.O.
BE PERMITTED TO
ATTEND I.C.M.C.
I N DENVER WEEK
OF OCT. 14, 1963,
AND CITY CLERK
THELMA L. BALKUS
BE APPOINTED
A.C.A.O. DURING
HIS ABSENCE
City Engineer Young reported that he had checked the grades CITY ENGR. YOUNG
at Vineland and Merced and verified the fact that there was REPORT RE GRADES
a low spot on Merced that could not be drained across the AT VINELAND AND
street; that there was enough drop across Merced to carry MERCED
the water down there.
Councilman Holmes stated that a properly constructed concrete
cross gutter would drain the nuisance water.
City Engineer Young explained that the grade was
ver flat on one side 0012) or approximately one-eighth
i7) of an inch drop; that up to Ahern it was too flat;
that there could be a concrete nuisance cut made across RE'CONCRETE NUI-
the street as..was done in other cities. SANCE CUT
Councilman Bishop stated that in his opinion dirt stopped
the water flow; that i f 1 t were cleaned out the water would
run down to the seepage point.
Continued)
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In answer toa.question by Mayor Bloxham, City Engineer
Young stated the nuisance cut could be done by Ciy forces.
October 2, 1963
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CITY ENGR. YOUNG
REPORT RE TRAFFIC
COUNTS ON PACIFIC
AND VINELAND
RECOMMENDED NOT
PUTTING IN FOUR
WAY STOPS AT THIS
TIME
PLAN TO IMPROVE
PUENTE AND PACIFIC
if they would give the City a radar check on Pacific be- TO ASK COUNTY FOR
cause the feeling was that twenty-five 25) miles per hour RADAR CHECK ON
was much too slow then a recommendation would be made. PACIFIC
lane going south; that there were 1116 cars a day on
Vineland In the east lane going north; that on Pacific
there were 5966 cars a day going west and 5698 going east;
that the peak on both streets was about 4:00 p.m. to
5:00 p.m. I10 cars on Vineland and 500-600 cars on
Pacific); that they both recommended that no stop signs
be put on Pacific at this time. In explanation for this
recommendation he stated he was working on a plan to
Improve Puente and Pacific. He stated that Chief Admini-
strative Officer Nordby and he had had discussions with
officials from West Covina and Mr. N.H. Templin, the County
Road Commissioner; that matching money could be obtained;
that a portion of the project would be that the City revamp
Pacific Avenue and Puente Avenue intersection; that by
putting lights in at Pacific and Puente and synchronizing
with the lights at Ramona this will have enough stop gap
that they will have periodic movement of cars in either
direction. He stated he would like to ask the County
City Engineer Young reported that Chief of Police Best and
he had studied the traffic counts on Pacific and on Vineland;
that there were relatively a small number of cars at the
peak; that on Vineland there were 1210 cars a day on the west
Discussion followed wherein City Engineer Young stated
that the counts were takor, on Monday and Tuesday in each
direction; that they were w t'ywnty-four 24 e,owe for
each count.
Discuss!-oh followed concerning the watchman at the Big RE WATCHMAN AT
Dalton Wash wherein Chief Best stated that the watchman BIG DALTON WASH
had been moved to the present location to increase the
visibility of the motorists and to take care of a water
seepage problem.
The Council agreed that the project should be coorC.'inated PROJECT SHOULD BE
rather than being done pizcemea,; that the speed zone on COORDINATED SPEED
Pacific should be taken into consideration. ZONE ON PACIFIC
TO BE CONSIDERED
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City Engineer Young reported that he was still working RE VAULT
on the design of the vault; that the problem of where the
laterals are to connect to the sewer would have to be
handled before the vault was constructed; that it would
probably have to be put out to bid to dig a trench
and connect up the laterals; that cast iron would have to RE CONNECTING
be put under the location for the vault; that this estimate SEWER LATERALS
would be worked up right away.
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Mayor Bloxham stated that the grand opening of the Civic GRAND OPENING OF
Auditorium would be Saturday, October 5, 1963. CIVIC AUD. SAT.
OCT. 5, 1963
Discussion regarding the sewer work being completed In front SEWER WORK BEING
of the Civic Auditorium In time for the opening. DONE IN FRONT OF
CIVIC AUDITORIUM
AT PRESENT TIME
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Planning Director Kalbfleisch presented Lot Split No. 5611, LOT SPLIT NOS.
PIamlrq Commission Resolution No. 63-135, Juan C. and 564, 567, 569,
Continued) Continued)
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1963 10 02 CC MIN HÄ—@¸— + íÍ«Regular Meeting Of the Baldwin Park City Counci:I
Jennie 0. Rodriguez, 3371 Athol Street; Lot Split No. 567,
Planning Commission Resolution No. 63-124, William and
Kay Pawley, 4828 Stewart Avenue; Lot Split No. 569, Plan-
ning Commission Resolution No. 63-125, John H. and Mary
Coolman, 4150 Center Street; Lot Split No. 571, Planning
Commission Resolution No. 63-126, B. W. and Helen J. izell,
3741 Grace Avenue; Lot Split No. 572, Planning Commission
Resolution No. 63-145, Areo Homes, Incorporated, 13222
Waco Street; Lot Split No. 473, Planning Commission
Resolution No. 63-146, Joseph G. Schank, 13238 Fran-
cisqui to Avenue; Lot Split No. 574, Planning Commission
Resolution No. 63-127, Marlowe C. Jewell, 4748 North Bresee
Avenue; and Lot Split No. 575, Planning Commission Reso-
lution No. 63-147, Bob L. Deffenderfer, 12830 East Duthie
Street.
Planning Director Kalbfleisch stated that Lot Split No. 56
was recommended for denial
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applicant had not signed the affidavit and indicated that
he did not wish to sign at the present time; that the
remainder of the lot splits presented were recommended,
for approval.
COUNCILMAN HOLMES MOVED THAT THE FINDINGS OF THE CITY
COUNCIL CONCUR WITH THE FINDINGS OF THE PLANNING COMMIS-
SION AND THAT LOT SPLIT NO. 564, PLANNING COMMISSION
RESOLUTION NO. 63-135 BE DENIED. COUNCILWOMAN TAYLOR
SECONDED. There were no objections, the motion carried
and was so ordered by Mayor Bloxham.
October 2, 1963
Page 19
571, 572, 573
574 AND 575
P.C. RES. NOS.
63-135, 63-124,
J~ 5, 63-146,
63-127 AND
63-147
APPLICANTS: Rodriguez.
Pawley, Coolmah,
Izell, Areo Homes,
Inc., Schank,
Jewell and Deffender-
fer
L.S. NO. 564 REC-
COMMEND ED FOR
DENIAL
L.S. NO. 567
AFFIDAVIT NOT
SIGNED
L.S. NO. 564 DENIED
COUNCILMAN HOLMES MOVED THAT THE FINDINGS OF THE CITY LOT SPLIT NOS.
COUNCIL CONCUR WITH THE FINDINGS OF THE PLANNING COM- 569, 571, 572,
MISSION AND THAT LOT SPLIT NO. 569, P.C. RES. NO. 63-125, 573, 574 AND 575
LOT SPLIT NO. 571, P.C. RES. NO. 63-126, LOT SPLIT NO. APPROVED
572, P.C. RES. NO. 63-145, LOT SPLIT NO. 573, P.C. RES.
NO. 63-146, LOT SPLIT NO. 574, P.C. RES. NO. 63-127, AND
LOT SPLIT NO. 575, P.C. RES. NO. 63-147 BE APPROVED.
COUNCILMAN BISHOP SECONDED. The motion carried by-the
following vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEN HOLM ES, BISHOP, TAYLOR
AND MAYOR BLOXHAM
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMAN MOREHEAD
COUNCILMAN BISHOP MOVED THAT LOT SPLIT NO. 567 BE HELD L.S. NO. 567
OVER. COUNCILWOMAN TAYLOR SECONDED. There were no HELD OVER'
objections, the motion carried and was so ordered by
Mayor B 1 oxham.
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Regarding Ordinance No. 305 relating to lot splits, City RE ORD NO. 305
Attorney Flandrick stated when the ordinance was presented RELATING TO
to the members of the staff and to the Planning Commission LOT SPLITS
the proposal at that time was that the action taken was taken
in conjunction with a proposed amendment to the zoning
ordinance to require that no new lots would be created,
either subdivision or lot split, that did not have a minimum,
a certain number of feet, frontage on either a dedicated
public street or an existing private street of a minimum
width; that the Council, Planning Commission and staff
felt that this might be too drastic because it would have
a definite effect on Interior lots with the end result
being anyone attempting to create an Interior lot in the
process of a lot split or in the case of a subdivision
would have to in addition to processing that application
would have to apply for a zone variance; that the alternate
suggestion would be as indicated in the addendum to amend ADDENDUM TO PRO-
proposed Section 9307 as contained in the-Ordinance; that it POSED SECTION
would give the Council on any lot split three alternatives 9307
1) If the Council found that the City Engineers deter-
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Page 20
mi nation as to the facts required for:'his approval were-,
not correct the Council would approve the lot spl.iti(2)
If the Council: found that one or more of the conditions
were not present but.tliat there was reasonable b.asi.s to
assume that by conditioning the dpprovvi of ti:e lot split
you require that compliance within a period of time and
3),that if the Council found it a hardship to require
literal compliance with a Section the Council could waive
that compliance with the exception of Paragraph f).
There was discussion wherein the Council decided to change.., CHANGE IN ADDENDUM
in the fourth line of the first paragraph, addendum to
Section 9307 to read e, It may approve.
City Attorney Flandrick stated that the proposed action If
the amendment was acceptable would be to amend Ordinance.
No. 305 as introduced by striking out the entire second
paragraph in proposed Section 9307 and inserting In its
place the material contained In the amendment. amendment
read in full)
COUNCILMAN HOLMES MOVED THAT ORDINANCE NO. 305 AS INTRODUCED MOTION MADE AND
BE AMENDED BY STRIKING OUT THE ENTIRE SECOND PARAGRAPH CARRIED THAT ORD.
IN PROPOSED SECTION 9307 AND INSERTING IN ITS PLACE THE NO. 305 AS INTRO-
MATERIAL CONTAINED IN THE AMENDMENT: The City Council DUCED BE AMENDED
shall consider the Planning Commissions recommendations, BY STRIKING OUT
and other files and staff reports relating to the map, ENTIRE SECOND
and If It finds that all of the conditions required by PARAGRAPH IN PRO-
Section 9303 are present, it may approve said map. If the POSED SEC. 9307
Council finds that any one or more of the conditions AND INSERTING
required by Section 9303 hereof, are not present: IN ITS PLACE
MATERIAL CONTAINED
a) it may condition Its approval of the map IN THE AMENDMENT
In such a manner sous to require
compliance with the provisions of
Section 9303; or
b) if the Council finds that literal
compliance with the provisions of 9303,
with the exception of subparagraph
f), would work an undue hardship upon
the applicant, It may waive compliance
with the requirements as set forth in
said section, provided it finds that the
Gtheral Plan and the Master Plan of
Streets and Highways will not be adversely
affected by such waiver.
The action of the City Council shall be final and conclusive.
COUNCILMAN BISHOP SECONDED. The motion carried by the follow-
ing vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEN HOLMES, BISHOP, TAYLOR
AND MAYOR BLOD(HAM
NOES s NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMAN MOREHEAD
City Attorney Flandrick stated that the ordinance couid,not
be adopted until a period of five days had elapsed.
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REQUEST FOR D(-
TENSION OF ONE
YEAR ON TENT.
TRACT NO. 27381
being held up.
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Planning Director Kalbfleisch presented a request for an
extension of time on Tentative Tract No. 27381. He
stated that this tract was filed by,Monarch Estates=.,
that on October 14, 1962, the Planning Commission adopted
Resolution No, 93L approving the tentative tract map;
that on September It, 1963 the Planfiag Commission
recommended approval of an extension of one 1) year.
In answer to a question by Mayor Bloxham, Planning Director
Kalbflelsch stated there was no reason given why this was
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Page 91
Councilman Holmes stated'that'apparently there was a problem
In getting the street through to Olive; that he thought it
was in order to let them try to complete the tract.
COUNCILMAN HOLMES MOVED THAT A ONI? YEAR EXTENS 1014 BE GRANTED MOTION MADE AN¢
ON TENTATIVE TRACT MAP NO. 27381 SUBJECT TO THE. CONDITIONS CARRI. THAT A
AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE PLANNING COAW ISSiON. COUNCILMAN ONE YR. EXT. BE
BISHOP SECONDED. The motion carried by the following votes BE GRANTED ON
TENT. TRACT MAP
AYES: COUNCILMEN HOLMES, BISHOP, TAYLOR NO. 27381 SUB-
AND MAYOR BLCXHAM JECT TO CONDITIONS
NOES: NONE AND RECOMMENDATION
ABSENT: COUNCILMAN MOREHEAD OF P.C.
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Planning Director Kalbfleisch presented Tentative Tract TENT. TRACT MAP
Map No. 28820. He stated that this was recommended for NO. 28820
approval by the Planning Commission on the conditions that
this street be altered to conform with the existing dedica-
tion cul-de-sac and future street); that they would lose
one lot making four lots; that he had redesigned this street;
that the subdivider had been contacted and he was favorable
toward the alteration.
Councilman Holmes stated he was sure that a part If not all PORTION OF SUB-
of this subdivision was in land that was affected by Ord- DIVISION BELIEVED
inance No. 24i; that most of the area affected by this TO BE INCLUDED
Ordinance was in the A-I zone; that before he took any IN AREA AFFECTED
action he wanted this clarified. BY ORD. 241
Discussion followed.
City Attorney Fiandrick stated the Council could not
consider a zone change on any portion of the area affected
by Ordinance No. 241 for a period of one year.
Planning Direct-r Kalbfleisch left the Council Chamber to
obtain a map and copy of Ordinance No. 241.
City Attorney Flandrick stated that if any portion of the
subdivision was included in Ordinance No. 21.;1 which was
defeated In a Referendum Election then it could not be
approved.
Mayor Bloxham stated the Council would proceed with the TO RETURN TO
Agenda and return'to this Item later In the meeting. ITEM LATER
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City Clerk Belkus reed in full a 10ter from Mr. Gus Nesseth, LETTER FROM GUS
President, California Property Brokers, Ltd, dated NESSETH RE TRACT
October i, 1963 regarding Tract No. 28516. He requested 28516
that the Council waive the requirement for Improvements REQUEST FOR WAIVER
in front of Lot 12. OF REQUIREMENT
FOR IMPROVEMENTS
IN FRONT OF LOT 12
At the suggestion of City Attorney Flandrick, the Council
referred this matter to the Planning Commission and the
Planning Director for any comments they might have.
Assistant City Engineer Welch stated that the Engineer
had been In the audience but had left; that the Engineer had
stated to him that the letter was going to be withdrawn.
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Planning Director Kalbfleisch had obtained a copy. of TENT. TRACT 28820
Ordinance No. 241 and stated that the area in the sub- AREA IN SUBDIVI-
division was included In Ordinance No. 241. SIGN INCLUDED
I N ORD. NO. 241
City Attorney Flandrick stated that two lots were
included In Ordinance No. 241.
TWO LOTS I NCLUDED
IN ORD. NO. 241
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Regular Meeting of the Baldwin Park City Council
COUNCILMAN BISHOP MOVED THAT TENTATIVE TRACT NO. 28820 BE
DENIED AND THE CITY ATTORNEY BE INSTRUCTED TO BRING BACK
A RESOLUTION TO THAT EFFECT.
In answer to a question by Councilman Holmes, City Attorney
Flandrick stated that a certified copy of the Ordinance
would be 4*4cked before the resolution of dentailwas
prepared; that the Council's action of denial would not be
final until the resolution was adopted.
COUNCILMAN HOLMES SECONDED. The motion carried by the
following vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEN BISHOP, HOLMES, TAYLOR
AND MAYOR BLQXHAM
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMAN MOREHEAD
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City Clerk Balkus read Resolution No. 63-129 by title as
follows:
RESOLUTION NO. 63-129
A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF BALDWIN PARK ALLOWING CLAIMS
AND DEMANDS AGAINST THE CITY OF BALDWIN PARK"
COUNCILMAN HOLMES MOV2D THAT RESOLUTION NO. 63-129 BE
APPROVED AND FURTHER READING BE WAIVED. COUNCILMAN
BISHOP SECONDED. The motion carried by the following
vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEN HOLMES, BISHOP, TAYLOR
AND MAYOR BLQXHAM
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMAN MOREHEAD
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City Clerk Balkus read Resolution No..63-137 by title
as follows:
RESOLUTION NO. 63-137
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF BALDWIN PARK ALLOWING
CLAIMS AND DEMANDS AGAINST THE CITY
OF BALDWIN PARK"
COUNCILMAN BISHOP MOVED THAT RESOLUTION NO. 63-137 BE
APPROVED AND FURTHER READING BE WAIVED. COUNCILMAN
HOLMES SECONDED. The motion carried by the following
vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEN BISHOP, HOLMES, TAYLOR
AND MAYOR BLOXHAM
NOES NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMAN MOREHEAD
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Page 22
MOTION MADE AND
CARRIED THAT TENT.
TRACT NO. 28826
BE DENIED AND CITY
ATTY. BE INSTRUCTED
TO BRING BACK RES.
TO THAT EFFECT
RES. NO. 63-129
ALLOWING CLMS.
AND DEMANDS
AGAINST CITY OF
B.PK.
GENERAL CLMS. AND
DEMANDS NOS. 3L98-
35L2 INCL.
PAYROLL CLMS. AND
DeAANDS NOS. 2559-
2662 INCL.
RES. NO. 63-129
ADOPTED
RES. NO. 63-137
ALLOWING CI:MS. AND
DEMANDS AGAINST'
CITY OF B.PK.
GEN. CLMS. AND
DEMANDS NOS.
5-6 INCL.
RES. NO. 63-137
ADOPTED
Councilman Bishop stated that advance expense checks should RE ADVANCE EXPENSE;
be made out for the League of Cal.ifornia Cities Convention CHECKS FOR LEAGUE
Continued) CONTINUED)
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I
Regular Meeting of the Baldwin Park City Council
In San Francisco. He stated that amount expended for the
hotel reservation for one night, the transportation costs
and the registration fee should be deducted from the expense
checks.
Discussion followed.
COUNCILMAN HOLMES MOVED THAT AN EXPENSE ADVANCE IN THE
AMOUNT OF $200.,00 FOR EACH OF THE COUNCILMEN, THE CHIEF
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER AND THE CITY CLERK WHO ARE
ATTENDING THE LEAGUE OF CALIFORNIA CITIES CONVENTION
IN SAN FRANCISCO BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER ACCOUNTING
AND ITEMIZED EXPENSES BE MADE UPON THE COMPLETION OF THE
TRIP.
Chief of Police Best stated he would be submitting a re-
quest to attend also.
Discussion followed whether or not this trip was included
in the Police Department's budget.
The motion was withdrawn.
There was further discussion.
City Engineer Young stated there was a meeting on the
22nd of October, 1963, that he would like to attend
unless someone would attend that meeting which was on
Gas Tax.
The matter was carried over.
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AT 12:30 A.M. COUNCILMAN HOLMES MOVED THAT THE CITY COUNCIL
ADJOURN TO 7:30 P.M. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1963, IN THE
COUNCIL CHAMBER OF THE CITY HALL. COUNCILMAN BISHOP
SECONDED. There were no objections, the motion carried
and was so ordered by Mayor Bloxham.
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Page 23
OF CALIF. CITIES
CONVENTION
MOTION MADE THAT
AN EXPENSE ADVANCE
IN AMT. OF $200.00
FOR EACH OF COUNCIL-
MEN, C.A.O. AND
CITY CLERK WHO
WERE ATTENDING
LEAGUE OF CALIF.
CITIES CONVENTION
IN SAN FRANCISCO
BE APPROVED AND
THE PROPER ACCOUNT-
ING AND ITEMIZED
EXPENSES BE MADE
UPON THE COMPLE-
TION OF THE TRIP
MOTION WITHDRAWN
MATTER CARRIED
OVER
ADJOURNMENT AT
12:30 A.M.
TO 7:30 THURSDAY,
OCT. 10, 1963, I N
COUNCIL CHAMBER OF
CITY HALL
THELMA L. BALKUS, CITY CLERK
APPROVED: 1963
Date of Distribution to City Council
1963•
Date of Distribution to Departments 1963.
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1963 10 02 CC MIN HÄ—@¸— + íÍ«REGULAR MEETING OF THE BALDWIN PARK CITY COUNCIL OCTOBER 2, 1963
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBER) 4403 East Pacific Avenue 7:30 P.M.
The City Council of the City of Baldwin Park met in
regular session at the above place at 7:30 p.m.
Councilman Bishop led the salute to the flag. FLAG SALUTE
Roll Call: Present: COUNCILMEN BISHOP, HOLMES, ROLL CALL
TAYLOR AND MAYOR BLOXHAM
Absent: COUNCILMAN WREHEAD
Also Present: CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER
NORDBY, CITY ATTORNEY FLANDRICK,
ASSISTANT CITY ENGINEER WELCH,
PLANNING DIRECTOR AND BUILDING
SUPERINTENDENT KALBF EISCH,
FINANCE DIRECTOR DUNCAN, CITY
TREASURER PUGH AND CITY CLERK
BALKUS
City Engineer Young arrived
at 7:30 p.m.)
Chief of Police Best arrived
at 7:42 p.m.)
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AT 12:30 A.M. COUNCILMAN HOLMES MOVED THAT THE CITY ADJOURNMENT AT
COUNCIL ADJOURN TO THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1963, AT 7:30 P.M. 12:30 A.M. TO
IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER OF THE CITY HALL. COUNCILMAN THURSDAY, OCT.
BISHOP SECONDED. There were no objections, the motion 10, 1963 AT
carried and was so ordered by Mayor Biaocham. 7:30 P.M. IN
COUNCIL CHAMBER
OF CITY HALL
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THELMA L. BALKUs; CITY c
DATED: October 3, 1963
TIME: 9:30 A.M.
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1963 10 02 CC MIN HÄ—@¸— + íÍ«S FATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES SS: AFFIDAVIT OF POSTING NOTICE
CITY OF BALDWIN PARK OF A J RNMENT OF TI NG
THELMA L. BALKUS, being first duly sworn, says and deposes;
that I am the duly chosen, qual if ied and acting City Clerk of the City
Council of the City of Baldwin Park; that at a Regular
Meeting of the City Council of the City of Baldwin Park held
October 2 1963 said meeting was ordered adjourned to
the time and place specified in the Notice of the Adjournment ATTACHED
HERETO, that on October 3 1963 at the hour of 9:30 a.m.,
I posted a copy of said Notice at a conspicuous place on or near the
door of the place at which said meeting of October 2, 1963,
was held,
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Í«Regular Meeting of the Baldwin Park City Council
As there was no one in the audience desiring to speak either
In behalf of or in opposition to Z-167, Mayor Bloxham de-
clared the public hearing closed.
City Clerk Balkus read Ordinance No. 306 by title as
follows:
ORDINANCE NO. 306
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF BALDWIN PARK AMENDING
THE ZONING MAP OF SAID CITY AND
REZONING CERTAIN DESCRIBED PROPERTY.
FROM ZONE A-I TO R-1" Z-167)
COUNCILWOMAN TAYLOR MOVED THAT ORDINANCE NO. 306 PASS FIRST
READING AND FURTHER READING BE WAIVED. COUNCILMAN HOLMES
SECONDED. The motion carried by the following vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEN TAYLOR, HOLMES, BISHOP,
AND MAYOR BLOXHAM
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMAN MOREHEAD
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AT 10:00 P.M. COUNCILMAN HOLMES MOVED THAT THE CITY COUNCIL
RECESS FOR TEN MINUTES. COUNCILMAN BISHOP SECONDED. There
were no objections, the motion carried and was so ordered
by Mayor Bloxham.
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City Clerk Balkus announced that it was the time and place
fixed for a public hearing on Z-I88, an application sub-
mitted by Roseglen Construction, Incorporated requesting
a change of zone from A-I light agriculture) zone to
R-3 heavy multiple family residential) zone or more
restrictive use for property located at 3032 to 3102
North Vineland Avenue.
City Clerk Balkus stated that the required publication had
been accomplished.
Planning Director Kalbfleisch presented a resume of the
case.
As there was no one in the audience desiring to speak
either in behalf of or in opposition to Z-I88, Mayor
Bloxham declared the public hearing closed.
In answer to a question by Councilman Holmes, City Attorney
Flandrick stated that the Planning Commission at its next
regular meeting would consider a tentative tract map for
this project condominium).
Councilman Holmes asked if the two could be considered
together.
City Attorney Flandrick stated they could be considered
together or separately. He stated that the granting of
the variance last year was an improper granting of a
variance; that it was not illegal but It certainly violated
the purpose and the spirit of the zoning ordinance to grant
a use In the A-I zone which was permitted only in the R-3
zone with a variance; that he and Planning Director Kalb-
fleisch suggested to the people that they clarify the
situation by filing an application for a rezoning as such;
that 1963 legislation required any condominium project-b'e
submitted as a tentative tract map.
October 2, 1963
Page 12
PUBLIC HEARING
DECLARED CLOSED
Z-167
ORD. NO. 306
AMENDING ZONING MAP
OF SAID CITY AND RE-
ZONING CERTAIN DES-
CRIBED PROPERTY
FROM ZONE A-I TO R-I
Zone Case No. Z-167
ORD. NO. 306
PASSED FIRST READIN&
AND FURTHER READING
WAIVED
RECESS AT 10:00 P.M.
RECONVENED AT
10:10 P.M.
PUBLIC HEARING
Z-188, REQUESTING
CHANGE OF ZONE FROM
A-I TO R-3 AT 3032-
3102 N. VINELAND
AVE., ROSEGLEN CON-
STRUCTION
PUBLICATION
RESUME
PUBLIC HEARING
DECLARED CLOSED
Z-I88
CONDOMINIUM PROJECT
1963 LEGISLATION RE
QI1I IRED CONDGW I N-
I UM PROJECT 4 BE
SUBM ITTAD AS
TENTATIVE TRACT MAP
Discussion followed.
Continued)
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