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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1976 07 21 CC MIN1976 07 21 CC MIN(ÌìÍ5œ·INDEX JULY 21, 1976 Resolution Keith Craig Not Presented Consent Calendar Remove Item 3, Resolution No. 76-61, Claims and Demands, From Consent Calendar and Approve Recommendations on Items 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7 8 and 9 Warrant No. 5491 Removed Warrant No. 5305 Removed Resolution No. 76-61, With Deletion of Warrant Nos. 5491 and 5305 Adopted Inter-Coninunity Steak Fry Tickets Baldwin Park Boulevard Median Strip Oath Public Hearing Z-395, Application for Zone Change from C-1 to C-2, 13414 Ramona Blvd., Applicant: Roberto Mortara Publications, Mailings and Postings No Written Protests Roberto Mortara in Favor of Z-395 Tom Carpenter in Favor of Z-395 Public Hearing Closed Ordinance No. 737, Amending Zoning Map and Rezoning from C-1 to C-2 Z-395: Applicant: Roberto Mortara) Ordinance No. 737 Waive Further Reading Ordinance No. 737 Introduced Public Hearing Z-396, Application for Zone Change from C-1 to C-2, 13011 Garvey Avenue, Applicant: J. W. Van Rossum Publications, Mailing and Postings No Written Protests Jacob Van Rossum in Favor of Z-396 Public Hearing dosed Ordinance No. 738, Amending Zoning Map and Rezoning from C-1 to C-2 Zone Case'Z-396; Applicant: J. W. Van Rossum) Ordinance No. 738 Waive Further Reading Ordinance No. 738 Introduced Written Communications Direct Election of the Mayor Page 1 1 & 2 5 5 5 5 5 & 6 Table Direct Election of the Mayor 6 Clarification of Council Action on Appeal of Conditions on CP-230 6 & 7 Condition F Shall be Worded The Applicant Shall Improve Stichman Avenue to the Standards and Specifications of the City of Baldwin Park Within 2 Years from the Date of the Granting of an Occupancy Certificate at 3462 Vineland Avenue 7 Project P-141, Baldwin Park Boulevard Median Strip, Landscaping and Street Lighting from Merced to San Bernardino Freeway Set Public Hearing 8 Report on Fireworks Fees Waive $11.00 Electrical Permit Fee for Fireworks Booths 8 Proposed City Yard Site Acquisition on Litttejohn Property 13253 Los Angeles Street Held Over 9 Public Nuisance Case No. 76-N-4, Eugenia Igna, 13409 E. Garvey Grant 30 Days Extension Based on Condition That Contractor Takes Out Permit Within 10 Days to Show Good Faith 10 Resolution No. 76-63, Appointing Qualified Residents or Property Owners to the Community Redevelopment Advisory Commission Voted but did not Adopt Resolution 10 Council will not Select Chairman Allow Each Commission to Select Own Chairman Motion Did Not Carry 10 Redevelopment Advisory Commission Voted but did not Amend Necessary Resolution Garrow, Villamonte, Slagowski, Stockton and Glass 10 BIB] 37657-U01 1976-U02 07-U02 21-U02 CC-U02 MIN-U02 LI1-U03 FO9591-U03 FO9725-U03 DO9770-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 2/4/2003-U04 ROBIN-U04 REGULAR-U05 SESSION-U05 CITY-U06 COUNCIL-U06 1976 07 21 CC MIN(ÌìÍ5œ·Index July 21, 1976 Page 2 Page Chairman, Housing Advisory Commission Thomas Klein Selected 10 Job Opportunities Advisory Commission Gordon Young Selected 10 & 11 Selection of Candidate to RTD Board Corridor D" Councilman Aguitar Will Cast Vote for the City 11 Rutan and Tucker Retail Sales Tax Report Due in 30 Djays 11 Public Address System No Action Taken 11 Redevelopment Agency Meeting 7/22/76 Cancelled 11 Free Swimming for the Elderly Wait for Report from Recreation and Parks Commission 11 & 12 Councilman Blewett Requests Executive Session Between Council, Acting City Manager and Chief of Police No Action Taken 12 Dorothy Mayes in Favor of Separating Charter City and Direct Election of Mayor; Opposed to Charter City and in Favor of Commission Appointing its Chairman; Re Microphones and Harassment Between Council Members 12 Tom Ktein re Tax Assessment and Property Owners Survival Committee 12 & 13 Muscular Dystrophy Carnival Waive $150 Fee Motion and Second Withdrawn 13 Mrs. Mattingty re Chamber of Commerce Beauty Pageant and Baldwin Park Parade 13 Gloria Zoo|c re Support of Baldwin Park Improvement Association for Chief of Police; Police Department and the Chief's Wishes 13 Tom Carpenter re Results of Cost Study on Police 13 Josephine Garrison re Dangerous Speeding and More Policemen Needed 13 Waive Fee for Establishment of Muscular Dystrophy Banner 14 P.O.S.T. Audit 14 Management Audit 14 Police Patrolmen 14 Lieutenant Chellino 14 Tax Increase 14 Comments and Agreements Among Councilmen be Forwarded to Mr. Sopicki for His Writing up of the Questions for the Newsletter 15 9:33 P.M. Meeting Adjourned 15 BIB] 37657-U01 1976-U02 07-U02 21-U02 CC-U02 MIN-U02 LI1-U03 FO9591-U03 FO9725-U03 DO9770-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 2/4/2003-U04 ROBIN-U04 REGULAR-U05 SESSION-U05 CITY-U06 COUNCIL-U06 1976 07 21 CC MIN(ÌìÍ5œ·00(y7141 REGULAR MEETING OF THE BALDWIN PARK CITY COUNCIL CITY HALL 14403 F<?^ Pacific Avenue The City Council of the City of Baldwin Park met in regular session at the above place at 7:30 p.m. Councilman Hamilton led the salute to the flag. Invocation was given by Pastor Charles Mize, Edgewood Pentecostal Church. Roll Call: Present: COUNCILMEN AGUILAR, BLEWETT, HAMILTON, KITCHEL AND MAYOR WALDO Also Present: ACTING CITY MANAGER SEXTON, ASSISTANT ACTING CITY ATTORNEY BECKER, DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS LATHROP, DIRECTOR OF PLANNING KILGOUR, DIRECTOR OF FINANCE HALLOWAY, LIEUTENANT CHELLINO, CITY TREASURER MONTENEGRO AND CITY CLERK BALKUS 00- Councitman Blewett stated that the Resolution commending Keith Craig for industnousness and dedication to scouting ideals would not be presented, as Keith Craig was in Washington on his trip. 00- City Clerk Balkus presented the Consent Calendar and read: 1. Approval of Minutes of June 28 and 29, 1976. 2. Receive and File Treasurer's Report, June 30, 1976 JULY 21, 1976 7:30 P.M. FLAG SALUTE INVOCATION ROLL CALL RESOLUTION KEITH CRAIG CONSENT CALENDAR MINUTES 6/28 & 6/29/76 TREAS. RPT. REC'D & FILED 6/30/76 3. Waive Further Reading and Adopt RESOLUTION NO. 76-61 ALLOWING CLAIMS AND DEMANDS AGAINST THE CITY OF BALDWIN PARK 4. Denial of Claim Against the City Lonnie and Carol Truett 5. Denial of Claim Against the City Freda Seibotd 6. Approval of Request For Use of City Yard General Election November 2, 1976, Registrar of Voters RES. NO. 76-61. CLAIMS & DEMANDS, 5305. 5418-5538. PAYROLL 6/27 7/10/76 CLAIM AGAINST THE CITY TRUETT CLAIM AGAINST THE CITY SEIBOLD APP. OF REQ. FOR USE OF CITY YARD GEN. ELECTION 11/2/76, REGISTRAR OF VOTERS 7. Waive Further Reading and Adopt ORDINANCE NO. 736 AMENDING THE ZONING MAP OF SAID CITY AND REZONING CERTAIN HEREIN DESCRIBED REAL PROPERTY FROM ZONE R-3 TO ZONE C"1 ZONE CASE NO. Z-394; APPLICANT: RICHARD N. JASPER. 15433 OLIVE STREET) continued) ORD. NO. 736, AMENDING THE ZONING MAP & REZONIN6 FROM R-3 TO C-1 ZONE CASE NO. Z-394; APPLIC.: R. N. JASPER, 15433 OLIVE STREET BIB] 37657-U01 1976-U02 07-U02 21-U02 CC-U02 MIN-U02 LI1-U03 FO9591-U03 FO9725-U03 DO9770-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 2/4/2003-U04 ROBIN-U04 REGULAR-U05 SESSION-U05 CITY-U06 COUNCIL-U06 1976 07 21 CC MIN(ÌìÍ5œ·000*7142 Regular Meeting of the Baldwin Park City Council 8. Receive and File Status Report Ramona Boulevard Median Opening at Rhodes Lane July 21, 1976 Page 2 REC. & FILE STATUS RPT RAMONA BLVD. MEDIAN OPENING AT RHODES LANE 9. Waive Further Reading and Adopt RESOLUTION NO. 76-62 CALLING FOR THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE LOS ANGELES COUNTY TO REAFFIRM THE ROLE OF THE EAST SAN GABRIEL VALLEY PLANNING COMMITTEE IN THE COUNTY REMOVE ITEM 3, RESOLUTION NO. 76-61, ALLOWING CLAIMS AND DEMANDS, FROM CONSENT CALENDAR FOR DISCUSSION AND APPROVE RECOMMENDATIONS ON ITEMS 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 AND 9. M/S/C: KITCHEL/HAMILTON. Roll Call. There were no objections. RES. NO. 76-62, CALLING FOR BD. OF SUPERVISORS OF L.A. COUNTY TO REAFFIRM THE ROLE OF E. SGV PLANNING COMMITTEE IN THE COUNTY REMOVE ITEM 3, RES. NO. 76-61, CLAIMS & DEMANDS. FROM CONSENT CALENDAR & APPROVE RECOMMEND. OF ITEMS 1, 2, 4. 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9 Director of Finance Halloway referred to Warrant No. 5491 and asked to have it removed, as it was a claim against the Redevelopment Agency rather than the City. Councilman Blewett referred to Warrant No, 5305 and said he would withdraw his complaint on the portion of Mr. Sexton's charge for $10 that Councilman Blewett said he had paid the City and was questioning why Mr. Sexton was being reimbursed for it. He said Mr. Halloway had explained that if Councilman Blewett paid the City $10, and Mr. Sexton had to pay it out of his pocket, he would have to be reimbursed for that. He said he wanted to discuss the granting of public funds to buy tickets to a charitable event. Mayor Waldo said he objected to the fact that Councilman Blewett did not offer to pay Mr. Sexton the $10 following the luncheon and paid the City instead, without telling Mr. Sexton he had done so. He charged that Councilman Blewett had capitalized upon this to get his name in the paper to slander the City Manager. Councilman Blewett said Mr. Halloway indicated to him that he had told Mr. Sexton he had received the money and that he did not intend to embarrass Mr. Sexton. Mayor Waldo said that 3 years ago a delegation of the Mayor, Mr. Sexton, the then City Manager and a member of the Police Association was sent to Dallas. Texas on the All American City competition. The City had specifically said they would not pay travel and expenses. Mayor Waldo said he understood the City had paid Councilman Blewett's bed and board. Councilman Blewett said he was sure he had paid his own air fare and room, and that the City had paid for meals of many of the people in Dallas. He said he thought he was in Dallas only one day» and was looking through his American Express bills for what had been paid. continued) WARRANT NO. REMOVED 5491 WARRANT NO. 5305 REMOVED BIB] 37657-U01 1976-U02 07-U02 21-U02 CC-U02 MIN-U02 LI1-U03 FO9591-U03 FO9725-U03 DO9770-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 2/4/2003-U04 ROBIN-U04 REGULAR-U05 SESSION-U05 CITY-U06 COUNCIL-U06 1976 07 21 CC MIN(ÌìÍ5œ·CCC'714-3- Regutar Meeting of the Baldwin Park City Council RESOLUTION NO. 76-61, WITH DELETION OF WARRANT NUMBERS 5491 AND 5305, ADOPTED AND FURTHER READING WAIVED. M/S/C: AGUILAR/KITCHEL. Councilman Blewett said that Councilman Ki'tchel had said that it was his understanding that Mr. Sexton would get tickets for the Inter-Community Men's Steak Fry, but would not take it out of the City coffers. Councilman Blewett said that public funds are not supposed to be granted to pay for a steak fry that is for charity. Councilman Kitchet stated that he had not attended the Steak Fry; that it had been attended by Mr. Sexton and Mr. Wood, and if he had attended he would have paid for it at his own expense. Acting City Manager Sexton said he had gone to the Inter-Community Men's Steak Fry on City business, and not for social reasons. He had talked to people there relative to development and broadening the City's image in the Valley and in the County. He said he had certified that it was City rather than personal business, and that there was not much more to be said on that, unless the Council wished to change the policy. He confirmed he had taken Mr. Wood, of the Treasure Chest, to the Steak Fry, as they were in negotiations with him relative to the Newsletter and other business matters, which they discussed during that meeting. He explained that the cost of most business dinners goes to private enterprise for a profit, while these profits went for a charitable cause and this compounds the good achieved. Roll Call. Ayes: AGUILAR/KITCHEL/HAMILTON/WALDO. Noes: BLEWETT. The Motion carried. 00- Councilman Blewett said there were people in the audience who would like to have the opportunity to speak regarding the Baldwin Park Boulevard median strip. The Council was polled, and the consensus was to proceed with the Agenda and if necessary, carry it over with a Public Hearing. Councilman Blewett thought it was the responsibility of the Council to listen to the people speak on what affects their livelihood. He said he had always been told the people would have an opportunity to express themselves. Acting City Manager Sexton said that he had been told by the Director of Public Works that CAL TRANS had recommended that the Baldwin Park Boulevard median strip policy be put to a Public Hearing, because of the contro- versy on the Ramona Boulevard median strip. He suggested that the Director of Public Works provide more information on this at that part of the Agenda. 00- City Clerk Balkus administered the oath to those in the audience desiring to be heard during the meeting. 00- July 21, 1976 Page 3 RES. NO. 76-61, WITH DELETION OF WARRANT NOS. 5491 & 5305, ADOPTED INTER-COMMUNITY STEAK FRY TICKETS THE MOTION CARRIED B.P. BLVD. MEDIAN STRIP OATH BIB] 37657-U01 1976-U02 07-U02 21-U02 CC-U02 MIN-U02 LI1-U03 FO9591-U03 FO9725-U03 DO9770-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 2/4/2003-U04 ROBIN-U04 REGULAR-U05 SESSION-U05 CITY-U06 COUNCIL-U06 1976 07 21 CC MIN(ÌìÍ5œ·C007144 Regular Meeting of the Baldwin Park City Council It was the time and place fixed for a public hearing on Z-395 An Application for a Zone Change from Zone C-1 to C-2 on property located at 13414 Ramona Boulevard. Applicant: Roberto Mortara. Publications, mailings and postings had been accomplished. There were no written protests. Director of Planning Kilgour referred to his Staff report outlining the application, the approval of the Planning Commission, specifics and history of the property, and land use information. He said Mr. Roberto Mortara is requesting a Zone Change from C-1 to C-2 at 13414 Ramona Boulevard, to allow an expansion of uses within the shopping center. He owns a pizza parlor and needs the zone change to accompany a Conditional Use Permit for the sale of beer and wine to accompany the pizza sales. He said this would have an affect on the entire Center of allowing a greater range of retail uses within the Center. A Negative Declaration had been filed and the zone change will be consistant with the General Plan. He defined the diffences in usage on C-1 and C-2 and said that everything that can be used in C-1 can be used in C-2 zoning. He said liquor would be off sate licenses and on sale licenses with the Conditional Use Permit. The Conditional Use Permit was tentatively approved, subject to approval of the zone change. Conditions were worded to say that a11 sates of liquor must be made at a table rather than a bar, and must accompany food. He stated that the conditions were first used at Jessie's Restaurant on Ramona Boulevard and have been used other places. He listed the uses that can be used in C-2 zoning and said it expands the uses permitted in C-1. He said there is very tittle differ- ence except the on sate of atchoholic beverages, and that right now the off sate, or liquor store type of sales is permitted in the C-1 zone. Mr. Roberto Mortara, owner of the pizza parlor, 13414 Ramona Boulevard, said that his request was to serve beer and wine in the normal way that Italian food is served. Tom Carpenter, 4346 Jerry, said that he was in favor of the old world" type of restaurant that Mr. Mortara had outlined in his presentation to the Planning Commiss- ion, as it was patterned more on eating rather than drinking. As there was no further testimony in behalf or in opposition to Z-395, Mayor Waldo declared the Public Hearing closed. City Clerk Batkus read by title: ORDINANCE NO. 737, AMENDING THE ZONING MAP OF SAID CITY AND REZONING CERTAIN HEREIN DESCRIBED REAL PROPERTY FROM ZONE C-1 TO ZONE C-2 ZONE CASE NO. Z-395: APPLICANT: ROBERTO MORTARA) WAIVE FURTHER READING OF ORDINANCE NO. 737. M/S/C: AGUILAR/HAMILTON. There were no objections. INTRODUCE ORDINANCE NO. 737. There were no objections. M/S/C: AGUILAR/HAMILTON 00- July 21, 1976 Page 4 PUBLIC HEARING Z-395, APPLIC. FOR ZONE CH. FROM C-1 TO C-2, 13414 RAMONA BLVD. APPLIC.: MORTARA PUBLICATIONS, MAILINGS & POSTINGS NO WRITTEN PROTESTS ROBERTO MORTARA IN FAVOR OF Z-395 TOM CARPENTER IN FAVOR OF Z-395 PUBLIC HEARING CLOSED ORD. NO. 737. AMENDING ZONING MAP & REZONING FROM C-1 TO C-2 Z-395: APPLICANT: ROBERTO MORTARA) ORD. NO. 737 WAIVE FURTHER READING ORD. NO. 737 INTRODUCED BIB] 37657-U01 1976-U02 07-U02 21-U02 CC-U02 MIN-U02 LI1-U03 FO9591-U03 FO9725-U03 DO9770-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 2/4/2003-U04 ROBIN-U04 REGULAR-U05 SESSION-U05 CITY-U06 COUNCIL-U06 1976 07 21 CC MIN(ÌìÍ5œ·GCC714S Regular Meeting of the Baldwin Park City Counci It was the time and place fixed for a public hearing on Z-396 An Application for a Zone Change from Zone C-1 to C-2 on property located at 13011 Garvey Avenue. Applicant: Jacob W. Van Rossum. Publications, mailings and postings had been accomplished. There were no written protests. Director of Planning Kilgour referred to the Staff report in the agenda packet, outlining the applicant's request, the action of the Commission, relationship to the General Plan and land uses and effects of the proposed change of zone. He said Mr. Van Rossum is requesting a change of zone from C-1 to C-2 at 13011 Garvey Avenue to accommodate a greater variety of uses on this freeway-oriented corner. He will be purchasing the property from Arco, who has abandoned a gas station there, and plans to operate an auto repair service. A Negative Declaration has been filed and the zone change will be consistent with the General Plan. The Planning Comnission has recommended approval. Mr. Jacob Van Rossum, the applicant, confirmed that his auto shop would not create a noise problem for the apartment houses behind the auto repair service, as he does not plan to do any metal work. As there was no further testimony either in favor of or in opposition to Z-396, Mayor Waldo declared the Public Hearing closed. City Clerk Balkus read by title: ORDINANCE NO. 738, AMENDING THE ZONING MAP OF SAID CITY AND REZONING CERTAIN HEREIN DESCRIBED REAL PROPERTY FROM ZONE C-1 TO ZONE C-2 ZONE CASE NO. Z-396; APPLICANT: JACOB W. VAN ROSSUM) WAIVE FURTHER READING OF ORDINANCE NO. 738. M/S/C: HAMILTON/AGUILAR. There were no objections. INTRODUCE ORDINANCE NO. 738. There were no objections. M/S/C: HAMILTON/AGUILAR 00- July 21, 1976 Page 5 PUBLIC HEARING Z-396. APPLIC. FOR ZONE CHANGE FROM C-1 TO C-2 13011 GARVEY AVE. APPLIC.: J. W. VAN ROSSUM PUBLICATIONS, MAILING & POSTINGS NO WRITTEN PROTESTS JACOB VAN ROSSUM IN FAVOR OF Z-396 PUBLIC HEARING CLOSED ORD. NO. 738, AMENDING ZONING MAP & REZONING FROM C-1 TO C-2 ZONE CASE Z-396 APPLIC.: J. W. VAN ROSSUM) ORD. NO. 738 WAIVE FURTHER READING ORD. NO. 738 INTRODUCED City Clerk Balkus referred to written communications from Harold Brody, regarding swimming at Morgan Park for senior citizens and an appeal on CP-230, and a letter from Virgil Igna on nuisance abatement. Mayor Waldo stated that each would have their proper place on the agenda, and that swimming for senior citizens could be discussed under Oral Communications 00- Assistant Acting City Attorney Becker referred to the request of the Council for procedures for the Direct continued) WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS DIRECT ELECTION OF THE MAYOR BIB] 37657-U01 1976-U02 07-U02 21-U02 CC-U02 MIN-U02 LI1-U03 FO9591-U03 FO9725-U03 DO9770-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 2/4/2003-U04 ROBIN-U04 REGULAR-U05 SESSION-U05 CITY-U06 COUNCIL-U06 1976 07 21 CC MIN(ÌìÍ5œ·CC07346 Regular Meeting of the Baldwin Park City Council July 21, 1976 Page 6 Election of the Mayor. He stated all members of the Council had received a letter from Acting City Attorney Ritchie submitted in response to this request, outlining the statuatory procedure and enclosing copies of the pertinent sections of the Government Code. He offered to answer any questions on the procedure to be followed. TABLE DIRECT ELECTION OF THE MAYOR. M: AGUILAR. Councilman Aguilar said he was requesting that the Direct Election of the Mayor be tabled, as he had requested that a study be made on becoming a Charter City and combined with the Direct Election of the Mayor. Councilman Kitchel said he was in favor of analyzing them jointly, because he thought the Direct Election of the Mayor was related directly to a Charter City law and wanted to wait until that report was presented to the Council by the Acting City Attorney. COUNCILMAN KITCHEL SECONDED THE MOTION. TABLE DIRECT ELECTION OF THE MAYOR C. KITCHEL SECONDED MOTION Councilman Blewett said he didn't feel the two things were directly related. He said the Charter City study would be a very long term study, and that he and Councilman Hamilton had both been through it and the voters had overwhelmingly turned it down by a ratio of 4 to 1. He explained that the State Legis- lature has allowed General Law Cities to have direct election of the Mayor and that many cities are taking advantage of that. He said if the Council tries to put another Charter proposal to the voter, something would be written in the Charter about direct election of the Mayor and that would change if the Charter was adopted. In his opinion, the voters are not going to change their mind, when a couple of years ago they were so overwhelmingly against it. He said he would like to hear the voice of the people in the direct election of the Mayor. Mayor Waldo stated the Council is not talking about writing the Charter; they are talking about a study. He said it should take a couple of weeks to get the study done on it. Councilman Hamilton asked how long it would be tabled. Councilman Aguilar clarified it would be tabled until the study was completed on the Charter City. Roll Call. Ayes: AGUILAR/KITCHEL/HAMILTON/WALDO. Noes: BLEWETT. The Motion carried. 00- Acting City Manager referred to CP-230 clarification of Council action relative to that Appeal. Planning Director Kilgour said there had been some question regarding the actual wording on the Condition of the Appeal of Mr. Harold Brody last Council Meeting He referred to Condition F and said the question was whether the applicant was required to install the street improvements at a particular time or whether he was required to install them at alt. Dedication of the street was not in question. The Staff has made a recommendation that there should be some time limit on it. He said they would concur with continued) THE MOTION CARRIED CLARIFICATION OF COUNCIL ACTION ON APPEAL OF COND- ITIONS ON CP-230 BIB] 37657-U01 1976-U02 07-U02 21-U02 CC-U02 MIN-U02 LI1-U03 FO9591-U03 FO9725-U03 DO9770-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 2/4/2003-U04 ROBIN-U04 REGULAR-U05 SESSION-U05 CITY-U06 COUNCIL-U06 1976 07 21 CC MIN(ÌìÍ5 œ·000714^ Regular Meeting of the Baldwin Park City Council July 21, 1976 Page 7 Mr. Brody's statement in his letter should time limit be absolutely required, that at least 2 years from final inspection should be granted at 3462 Vineland Avenue." Mr. Kilgour recommended that Condition F be worded that the applicant shall improve Stichman Avenue to the standards and specifications of the City of Baldwin Park within 2 years from the date of the granting of an Occupancy Certificate at 3462 Vineland Avenue." Councilman Blewett said that he felt Mr. Brody should be required to put in curb and gutter at the time of development and that that had been his motion at the last Council Meeting. Councilman Kitchel said it had been his understanding that there was a 24-month extension on the Conditional Use Permit, and that was what he had voted for. CONDITION F SHALL BE WORDED THE APPLICANT SHALL IMPROVE STICHMAN AVENUE TO THE STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS OF THE CITY OF BALDWIN PARK WITHIN 2 YEARS FROM THE DATE OF THE GRANTING OF AN OCCUPANCY CERTIFICATE AT 3462 VINELAND AVENUE." M/S: KITCHEL/AGUILAR. COND. F SHALL BE WORDED THE APPLIC. SHALL IMPROVE STICH- MAN AVE. TO THE STANDARDS & SPECIF. OF B.P. WITHIN 2 YRS. FROM DATE OF GRANTING OF OCCUPANCY CERT. AT 3462 VINELAND AVE. Councilman Hamilton said he concurred with Councilman Btewett's recommendation not to set a time limit unless it was required by the Code, and that the other portion of the street connected to Mr. Brody"s street would have to be improved at the same time. Mr. Kitgour clarified that the street is dedicated on the other man's lot and that there is legal access there, so that Mr. Brody's property is not legally landlocked, but there is a physical separation there which will require some type of paving later. Mayor Waldo asked if the Council would be deviating from the Code if they granted Mr. Brody carte blanche by saying that he doesn't have to do anything until the rest of the property is developed. Mr. Kilgour said it was not deviating from the Code as long as the improvements were required to be accomplished under some stipulation of a certain date of completion of work or of a bond being posted. He clarified that at the end of 24 months, Mr. Brody may come back before the Council and request further extension. Councilman Hamilton said he did not agree with the Code requiring a man to make improvements on his street whether he built there or not and that he wished they would change the Code. He did not want to discourage a person from improving his business because of expensive restrictions. Roll Call. Ayes:- KITCHEL/AGUILAR/HAMILTON/WALDO. Noes: BLEWETT. The Motion carried. 00- THE MOTION CARRIED BIB] 37657-U01 1976-U02 07-U02 21-U02 CC-U02 MIN-U02 LI1-U03 FO9591-U03 FO9725-U03 DO9770-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 2/4/2003-U04 ROBIN-U04 REGULAR-U05 SESSION-U05 CITY-U06 COUNCIL-U06 1976 07 21 CC MIN(ÌìÍ5 œ·0007148 Regular Meeting of the Baldwin Park City Council Director of Public Works Lathrop referred to Project P-141, Baldwin Park Boulevard Median Construction, landscaping and street lighting from Merced Avenue to the San Bernardino Freeway. He said the State Department of CAL TRANS had recommended that a Public Hearing be held to air public opinion on the Baldwin Park Boulevard median strip and that the Staff recommends a Public Hearing be set. SET PUBLIC HEARING ON PROJECT P-141. BALDWIN PARK BOULEVARD MEDIAN CONSTRUCTION. M/S/C: AGUILAR/ BLEWETT. There were no objections. 00- Director of Public Works Lathrop referred to a tetter from T. R. Klein, Council delegate of the Baldwin Park Service Council, regarding the fireworks booths this year and stating that the permit fee was $11.00 and the inspection fee was $10.00. substantially in excess of prior years. Mr. Lathrop said the fees that were charged the Service Clubs that established booths were reviewed, and that no electrical permit fee exceeded $11.00, although 2 fees were $8.00 which should have been $11.00 and were issued in error. Further in- vestigation showed that the additional $10.00 was paid, not to the City, but to the electrical contractor in whose name the permits were taken out. He said it is required that an electrical permit be taken out by a contractor. The City collected only $11.00 total. It was established that the revenue per year from 15 orqantXAtt^ns amounted to $165 for the fireworks stands. Councilman Hamilton stated that the service dubs devote time and effort to the fireworks booths in order to make charitable contributions to various organizations, and suggested that the City waive the $11.00 fee, as the service club would still have to obtain their electrical inspection. WAIVE $11.00 ELECTRICAL PERMIT FEE FOR FIREWORKS BOOTHS. M/S: HAMILTON/AGUILAR. Councilman Btewett asked Assistant Acting City Attorney Becker if it was legal to grant public funds in this manner. Mr. Becker said he did not believe that what was contemplated constituted granting public funds. It was a change of policy relative to fee payment and the City maintains the discretion of the establish- ment of fees. Councilman Blewett inquired if someone in a non-profit status could ask for the same type of exception when requesting an electrical permit. Mr. Becker stated that the City has the right in economic matters to distinguish whether there is a rational criteria between individuals for making a distinction, and he thought non-profit status would be such a criteria and the action could be supported. July 21. 1976 Page 8 PROJ. P-141, B.P. BLVD. MEDIAN STRIP, LANDSCAPING & ST. LIGHTING FROM MERGED TO S. B. FREEWAY SET PUBLIC HEARING REPORT ON FIREWORKS FEES WAIVE $11.00 ELECTRICAL PERMIT FEE FOR FIREWORKS BOOTHS Roll Ca11. carried. There were no objections. The Motion THE MOTION CARRIED It was clarified that the action would apply in the future, rather than retroactively. 00- BIB] 37657-U01 1976-U02 07-U02 21-U02 CC-U02 MIN-U02 LI1-U03 FO9591-U03 FO9725-U03 DO9770-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 2/4/2003-U04 ROBIN-U04 REGULAR-U05 SESSION-U05 CITY-U06 COUNCIL-U06 1976 07 21 CC MIN(ÌìÍ5 œ·CCC7149 Regular Meeting of the Baldwin Park City Council Director of Public Works Lathrop referred to the proposed City Yard Site acquisition of the Littlejohn property and said that another meeting had been held with the Department of Water and Power. The Department of Water and Power took a completely different position than they had at prior meetings and now find that the proposed uses of the City should be entirely compatible with the operation of their easement and the transmission lines within the easement. They requested that the City's proposed uses be set forth in a letter to be reviewed by the Department's operating and legal staff, after which they will respond whether these uses would be acceptable, as written or as modified. If both parties were in agreement, the Department of Water and Power will propose that an Agreement be entered into, so that there can be no question in the future about what the uses would be. He said a letter has been sent to the Department of Water and Power and the Staff is awaiting their answer. He said Mr. Littlejohn had attended the meeting and had said he would not request a decision at this Council Meeting regarding the purchase of his property and would defer an answer until an answer has been received from the Department of Water and Power. It was established that the Littlejohn property acquisition would be held over for further action. 00- Director of Public Works Lathrop referred to Public Nuisance Case No. 76-N-4', Eugenia Igna, 13409 East Garvey Avenue, and said that on June 18, 1976 the City Council had granted a 30-day extension to Mrs. Igna to abate the nuisance on her trailer court. He stated that an inspection was made on her property by Mr. Cunm'ngham on July 19, 1976 and the report to the City Council on July 19 stated that an appreciable effort had been made by Mrs. Igna and her son to make corrections to the property; however, there has been insufficient work done to totally abate the nuisance. He said Mr. Robert Igna was present at the Council Meeting and had talked to he and Mr. Cunm'ngham earlier as we11 as submitting a letter dated July 2D, 1976 offering explanations why he was unable to complete a11 of the work. He said Mr. Igna and his mother have expressed their desire to totally abate the nuisance on her property and feel they had made an honest effort in the preceding 30 days. although things had happened that avoided the completion of the work. He said to avoid other interferences from completing the work, they have requested that if they could receive another 30-day extension on the Public Nuisance Abatement, that they will bring in contractors to complete every phase of the work remaining, to the total satisfaction of the Building Division. He said the Staff would recommend another 30-day extension on the basis that the Ignas hire contractors that come into the office and take out permits for the work in the next 10 days and diligently proceed to complete the abatement of the nuisance on the property. He stated that if the permits had not been issued within 10 days for the work to be abated, the recommendation of the Staff that the County operating permit be revoked would apply. Councilman Aguilar asked Mr. Cunningham how everything was going at the trailer court. continued) July 21, 1976 Page 9 PROPOSED CITY YARD SITE ACQUIS ON LITTLEJOHN PROPERTY 13253 L.A. ST. HELD OVER P.N. CASE NO. 76-N-4, IGNA, 13409 E. GARVEY BIB] 37657-U01 1976-U02 07-U02 21-U02 CC-U02 MIN-U02 LI1-U03 FO9591-U03 FO9725-U03 DO9770-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 2/4/2003-U04 ROBIN-U04 REGULAR-U05 SESSION-U05 CITY-U06 COUNCIL-U06 1976 07 21 CC MIN(ÌìÍ5 1976 07 21 CC MIN(ÌìÍ5 œ·OC07351 Regular Meeting of the Baldwin Park City Council City Clerk Balkus stated that 5 votes had been cast for Gordon Young as Job Opportunities Advisory Commission member. Councilman Aguilar said that the League of California Cities is recalling Mrs. Gregory from the RTD Board, because she is not an elected official, and as the City's representative, he had sent in his vote recommending the recall of Mrs. Gregory. Mayor Waldo explained that the Council would select a representative for Corridor D" to fill this vacancy on the SCRTD Board from the letters of Councilmen who had written to say they would like to be elected. It was established that the City Council would vote by secret ballot and Councilman Aguilar would cast the vote of the City as their delegate to the City Selection Committee of the Southern California Rapid Transit District. Councilman Blewett requested that he be told who Councilman Aguilar had been instructed to vote for. 00- Acting City Manager Sexton referred to a request made at the last meeting for information relative to the progress of Rutan & Tucker on a report on retail sales tax and said that the research has been completed and that they have indicated to Mayor Waldo and Councilman Hamilton that the report will be presented to the Council within 30 days. 00- Councitman Aguilar said he would like to find out the cost of a new public address system. Acting City Manager Sexton said the Public Works Director could research that, unless it had already been done, and come back with a cost estimate on its improvement. City Clerk Balkus said she had received a quotation recently and the cost for what had been recommended would be around $2,000. She said $35 had been spent last week with no improvement to the existing system. Discussion followed regarding whether Mr. Lathrop should be directed to go out for bids on a new system, but there was not enough enthusiasm generated on spending that amount of money to warrant this. 00- Acting City Manager Sexton announced that the Redevelop- ment Agency Meeting that had been scheduled for July 22nd had been cancelled and that a new notice will be posted on when that will convene, if it is not the regular meeting in August. 00- Mayor Waldo stated that Mr. Harold Brody's request for free swimming for the elderly had been sent to the Recreation and Park's Commission to be studied. Acting City Manager Sexton said the Recreation and continued) July 21, 1976 Page 11 GORDON YOUNG SELECTED SELECTION OF CANDIDATE TO RTD BOARD CORRIDOR D" C. AGUILAR WILL CAST VOTE FOR THE CITY RUTAN & TUCKER RETAIL SALES TAX REPORT DUE IN 30 DAYS PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM NO ACTION TAKEN REDEV. AGENCY MTG. 7/22/76 CANCELLED FREE SWIMMING FOR THE ELDERLY BIB] 37657-U01 1976-U02 07-U02 21-U02 CC-U02 MIN-U02 LI1-U03 FO9591-U03 FO9725-U03 DO9770-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 2/4/2003-U04 ROBIN-U04 REGULAR-U05 SESSION-U05 CITY-U06 COUNCIL-U06 1976 07 21 CC MIN(ÌìÍ5œ·000^252 Regular Meeting of the Baldwin Park City Council Parks Commission meets the first week of August and this wi'11 be an agenda item. A report will be received after this meeting. The Council agreed to wait for the report from Recreation and Parks before taking action on free swimming for the elderly. 00- Councilman Blewett requested an Executive Session between the Council, the Acting City Manager and the Chief of Police as soon as it could be arranged. Mayor Waldo said he did not want an Executive Session as he did not feel that Councilman Blewett held sacred the comments made in an Executive meeting. He said, as stated in the newspaper, that the Council had given the City Manager instructions to handle any problems with the Police Department. He stated that the rights to privacy had already been violated and that it was morally wrong to talk about what happened in Executive Sessions. Councilman Blewett said he felt there was a credibility gap and that somebody had lied and he would like to know who it was. He stated that Mr. Sexton told the Council one thing while the paper quoted the Chief of Police as saying the Council did something which they didn't do. He said it was the responsibility of the Council to find the credibility gap. The Council was polled and the consensus was that the Acting City Manager had been given the responsibility and should have the backing of the Council, without any further discussion outside of the Executive Session. 00- Dorothy Mayes, 3453 North Big Dalton, stated that she was in favor of separating the Charter question and the direct election of the Mayor. She felt it was an example of adding a desirable feature to assist in securing a Charter rule and the power it would give those in office. She said she was very much against Baldwin Park becoming a Charter City and said the policy should be changed to allow the Commission to appoint its own Chairman. She inquired if the Council microphones were made of flexible tubing and suggested they might be bent from the bottom so that they might be brought closer to the speaker. She sai'd she was appalled at the arguments and harassment between the Mayor, Councilmen Blewett and Kitchel and thought it was a bad image for the City. 00- Thomas Klein, 12800 Salisbury, thanked the Council for his appointment to the Housing Advisory Cornniss- ion. He referred to the 18% increase in the new tax assessment, and said this means they are increasing Baldwin Park's evaluation by $11 Million and everyone win have to pay taxes. He said he and some of the Commissioners have gotten together to form a Conmittee called the Property Owners Survival Committee, and that he solicited help and advice from other Commissions, members and the City Council to get together and go to the County Supervisors. He said Supervisor Schabarum had told him that after the initial protest dies continued) July 21, 1976 Page 12 WAIT FOR REPORT FROM REC. & PARKS COMMISSION C. BLEWETT REQUESTS EXEC. SESSION BETWEEN COUNCIL, A.C.M. & C.O.P. NO ACTION TAKEN DOROTHY MAYES IN FAVOR OF SEPARATING CHARTER CITY & DIRECT ELECT. OF MAYOR; OPPOSED TO CHARTER CITY & IN FAVOR OF COMMISSION APPOINTING ITS CHAIRMAN; RE MICROPHONES & \ HARASSMENT BETU1 COUNCIL MEMBERS THOMAS KLEIN RE TAX ASSESSMENT & PROPERTY OWNERS SURVIVAL COMMITTEE BIB] 37657-U01 1976-U02 07-U02 21-U02 CC-U02 MIN-U02 LI1-U03 FO9591-U03 FO9725-U03 DO9770-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 2/4/2003-U04 ROBIN-U04 REGULAR-U05 SESSION-U05 CITY-U06 COUNCIL-U06 1976 07 21 CC MIN(ÌìÍ5œ·OCC7153 Regular Meeting of the Baldwin Park City Council July 21. 1976 Page 13 down, then they don't have anyone coming down there to complain. He suggested that this time anyone who is interested in joining this crusade for survival not let interest die down but work together as a group. 00- Chartes Spevacek, 13927 Los Angeles Street, referred to the Muscular Dystrophy Carnival to be held on August 21-22, with a banner to be put up across Maine Street. The fee will be $150, along with the cost of renting booths. He requested the $150 fee be waived. Director of Public Works Lathrop said the Code specif- ically allows for waiver of any fee applicable to a charitable organization, but $150 is the estimated cost for installing and removing the banner and is not a charge that can be waived, according to the Code. Install ion of the banner would require 4 or 5 men for about one hour with less time spent on the removal, plus the tower truck and perhaps a pickup truck. WAIVE THE $150 FEE. M/S: BLEWETT/AGUILAR. Councilman Hamilton said he would like some discussion, but wished to wait until Oral Communications was over as this was not a Public Hearing. Councilman Btewett withdrew his Motion and Councilman Aguilar withdrew his Second. 00- Mrs. Mattingly, 14808 Stockdale, referred to a recent newspaper article statement that the only interests of the Chamber of Commerce were the Beauty Pageant and the Baldwin Park Parade. She stated that very little time was devoted to the two projects, as her neighbor had been in charge of the Beauty Pageant and had put on a pretty good show practically singtehanded and with no funds. She said the Parade brings money into Baldwin Park and she thought it could be run better. She referred to a picture in the newspaper at the time of the Beauty Pageant, taken by the candidates' photographers for publicity, and said that it was not in good taste. She felt that the Women*s Club used to sponsor the Beauty Pageant much better. 00- Gloria Zook, 4817 North La Rica, said because of the Council majority the Baldwin Park Improvement Association is active again, and stated that they support the Police Chief 100%; support the Police Department and wilt go to any ends to see that the Chief's wishes are followed. 00- Tom Carpenter, 4346 Jerry, stated that more police help was needed throughout the City and that they could be put in trailers such as industry uses. He asked for the results of the study on costs of additional policemen. 00- Mrs. Josephine Garrison, 13126 East Egil Avenue, said she represented most of her neighbors in thinking that more Police are needed and that she would be bringing in a list shortly. She continued) MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY CARNIVAL WAIVE $150 FEE MOTION & SECOND WITHDRAWN MRS. MATTINGLY RE CH. OF COMMERCE BEAUTY PAGEANT & B.P. PARADE GLORIA ZOOK RE SUPPORT OF B.P. IMPROVEMENT ASSOC. FOR C.O.P.; P.D. & THE CHIEF'S WISHES TOM CARPENTER RE RESULTS OF COST STUDY ON POLICE JOSEPHINE GARRISON RE DANGEROUS SPEEDING & MORE POLICEMEN NEEDED BIB] 37657-U01 1976-U02 07-U02 21-U02 CC-U02 MIN-U02 LI1-U03 FO9591-U03 FO9725-U03 DO9770-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 2/4/2003-U04 ROBIN-U04 REGULAR-U05 SESSION-U05 CITY-U06 COUNCIL-U06 1976 07 21 CC MIN(ÌìÍ5œ·OOWS4 Regular Meeting of the Baldwin Park City Council Ju1y 21, 1976 Page 14 said that everyone near her street fears for their lives because of dangerous speeding and that lives should be considered before money. 00- Councilman Hamilton referred to the Muscular Dystrophy Carnival and established that 100% of the funds will go to the Muscular Dystrophy charitable organization. WAIVE FEE FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY BANNER M/S/C: BLEWETT/AGUILAR. There were no objections. WAIVE FEE FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF M.D. BANNER 00- Councilman Kitchel asked when the management audit by P.O.S.T. would be completed. Mr. Sexton said he had been advised that it would be within 30-60 days. Councilman Kitchel asked how soon one of the management auditing firms that the Acting City Manager has been negotiating with could be accepted to do a complete management audit. Mr. Sexton said he hoped to have a report by the next Council Meeting. Mayor Waldo said in the past the Police Department has always been below full complement of patrolmen and asked what the status was now. Lieutenant Chellino answered that at the moment they are up to full complement, with about 26 or 27 patrolmen on the street. He said some nights 5 patrolmen are scheduled up to midnight, with sometimes 6, depending upon the activity. Mayor Waldo said he wanted to offer a word of praise of an officer who had done a superb job in an incident over the weekend. Mayor Hamilton recited the details of a robbery on Saturday night, with one patrolman confronted by two gangs, and agreed the one officer did a superb job without shooting someone and said that he should be commended. Two patrol cars came to the officer's assistance and they were taken in, but on Sunday the same group was involved in a shooting. He said the problem was with the courts, because the police apprehend them and they are out on the streets the next day. 00- Mayor Waldo commented that this following year the Baldwin Park property tax payers are going to have to pay almost $12 Million increase over last year. He said this money goes to the County white the City of Baldwin Park has $6 Million to run its entire city. Councilman Aguitar stated that it is sad that the people accuse Conmunity Redevelopment of ripping off the County" with the City's taxes, when in reality, without redevelopment, the County is ripping off the City." He said the County gets S6% of the City's tax dollar, but with CRA the City would receive 92%. 00- P.O.S.T. AUDIT MANAGEMENT AUDIT POLICE PATROLMEN LIEUTENANT CHELLINO BIB] 37657-U01 1976-U02 07-U02 21-U02 CC-U02 MIN-U02 LI1-U03 FO9591-U03 FO9725-U03 DO9770-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 2/4/2003-U04 ROBIN-U04 REGULAR-U05 SESSION-U05 CITY-U06 COUNCIL-U06 1976 07 21 CC MIN(ÌìÍ5œ·wrfW Regular Meeting of the r^ldwin Park City Council Juty 21, 1976 Page 15 Councilman Blewett said that he was reasonably sure that the P.O.S.T. or any other audit win show that the City needs more police. He said there were 3 armed robberies almost simultaneously on Saturday night, and he could tell by listening to his Police scanner that the Police Department was having terrible problems He said that he has talked to a lot of people in town about this and that Government is supposed to be responsive to people and the Council has an obligation to lead and to listen to the people that grant them that leadership. He said that the people he has talked to want more Police and are witling to pay extra taxes for them. He asked that the following questions be placed in the City Newsletter poll: How many feel that additional Police officers are needed? How do people feel about the direct election of the Mayor? Do you know what a Charter City is and do you favor it? Mayor Waldo said he was in agreement with asking the questions, but thought the information should be made available to the people regarding a Charter City so that they can make an intelligent decision. COMMENTS AND AGREEMENTS AMONG COUNCILMEN BE FORWARDED TO PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER SOPICKI FOR HIS WRITING UP OF THE QUESTIONS FOR THE NEWSLETTER. M: BLEWETT. Councilman Blewett stated he would like to see the questions after they were written up so that he could see that it was a fair poll. Councilman Hamilton asked that the question also be included: Are you willing to pay more taxes in order to obtain more Policemen? Councilman Blewett added the question: Would you rather have certain City services cut in favor of Police services? At 9:33 P.M. the meeting adjourned. M/S/C: AGUILAR/ HAMILTON. There were no objections. 00- COMMENTS & AGREE- MENTS AMONG COUNCILMEN BE FORWARDED TO MR. SOPICKI FOR HIS WRITING UP OF THE QUESTIONS FOR THE NEWSLETTER 9:33 P.M. MEETING ADJOURNED ge^L^ /3^L^ THELMA L. BALKUS, CITY CLERK UJL^ T APPROVED: M^UJLAA I 1976 Date of Distribution to City Council: July 30, 1976 Date of Distribution to Departments: July 30, 1976 BIB] 37657-U01 1976-U02 07-U02 21-U02 CC-U02 MIN-U02 LI1-U03 FO9591-U03 FO9725-U03 DO9770-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 2/4/2003-U04 ROBIN-U04 REGULAR-U05 SESSION-U05 CITY-U06 COUNCIL-U06 œ·OC07J150 Regular Meeting of the Baldwin Park City Council July 21. 1976 Page 10 Mr. Cunningham referred to the report given to the City Council and said the work remaining to be done is the same as in the report. He stated he believed the work can be completed in 30 days if Mr. Igna brings contractors in to finish it; however, it would be an impossible task for Mr. Igna to do by himself. GRANT 30 DAYS EXTENSION ON PN 76-N-4 BASED ON CONDITION THAT CONTRACTOR TAKES OUT PERMIT WITHIN 10 DAYS TO SHOW GOOD FAITH. M/S/C: HAMILTON/KITCHEL. Roll Call. There were no objections. 00- City Clerk Balkus read by title: GRANT 30 DAYS EXTENSION BASED ON CONDITION THAT CONTRACTOR TAKES OUT PERMIT WITHH 10 DAYS TO SHOW GOOD FAITH RESOLUTION NO. 76-63, APPOINTING QUALIFIED RESIDENTS OR PROPERTY OWNERS TO THE COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT ADVISORY COMMISSION RES. NO. 76-63, APPOINTING QUAL. RESIDENTS OR PROPERTY OWNERS TO THE CRA COMM. Mayor Waldo stated there would be other commissions brought on in addition to the Community Redevelopment Advisory Comnission. He said they have one application from a man who would like to serve on the Job Opportunities Advisory Commission, and a Chairman wilt be appointed to the Housing Advisory Conmission. Councilman Btewett stated that the Chairman is normally selected by the Commission rather than by the City Council. Mayor Waldo said it is the prerogative of the City Council to select a Chairman. COUNCIL WILL NOT SELECT A CHAIRMAN AND WILL ALLOW EACH COMMISSION TO SELECT THEIR OWN CHAIRMAN. M: BLEWETT. Mayor Waldo said it would not be consistent, because other Conmissions have been set with a Chairman. COUNCILMAN HAMILTON SECONDED THE MOTION. Ro11 Call. Ayes: BLEWETT/HAMILTON. Noes: AGUILAR/KITCHEL/ WALDO. The motion did not carry. The Council cast their vote to appoint 5 candidates for the Redevelopment Advisory Commission and to select a Chairman from the 5 candidates. City Clerk Balkus stated that the majority of the votes were cast for Garrow, Villamonte, Slagowski, Stockton and Glass. Each candidate had received 4 votes. The Council cast their vote for the Chairman of the Housing Advisory Conmission. City Clerk Balkus stated that Thomas Ktein had received the majority of votes for Chairman of the Housing Advisory Commission. Mayor Waldo referred to the ballot before the Council on the Job Opportunities Advisory Coinnission. He said Mr. Gordon Young had indicated he would like to serve on that Commission and that anyone who would like to submit another name instead may do so. continued) C.C. WILL NOT SELECT CHAIRMAN ALLOW EACH COMM. TO SELECT OWN CHAIRMAN C. HAMILTON SECONDED MOTION DID NOT CARRY REDEVELOPMENT ADVISORY COMMISSION GARROW, VILLAMONK, SLAGOWSKI. STOCK- TON & GLASS CHAIRMAN, HOUSING ADVISORY COMM. THOMAS KLEIN SELECTED JOB OPPORTUNITIES ADVISORY COMM. BIB] 37657-U01 1976-U02 07-U02 21-U02 CC-U02 MIN-U02 LI1-U03 FO9591-U03 FO9725-U03 DO9770-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 2/4/2003-U04 ROBIN-U04 REGULAR-U05 SESSION-U05 CITY-U06 COUNCIL-U06