HomeMy WebLinkAbout04201965-cc_CCv0003.pdf Jack B. Cummings, Councilman
Robert J . Wagner, Councilman
Ralph P. Merritt, Jr. , City Manager
Carl Davis, Deputy City Attorney
Hazel M. Soper, City Clerk
Ron Kibby, Redlands Daily Facts
Charles Palmer, San Bernardino Sun
Norman N. Martinez, Councilman
The meeting was opened with the pledge of allegiance, followed by
the invocation by Richard D. Anderson, Bishop of the Redlands Ward
of the Church of .Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints .
Minutes of the regular meeting of April 6, 1965 approved as submitted
This being the time and place scheduled for public hearing on Resolu-
tion No . 2440, a resolution of the City of Redlands for adoption of
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a Precise Street Plan No. 5 to create a precise a.l.lgament for tlaa.t por-
tion of Pard Street extending south from Carden. Hill. to Carden Street
Mayor Burroughs at this time opened. 'the meeting as a public hearing
of any protests epi comment relative to the realignment . None teeing
` 5 forth coming, the public hearing was declared closed and Resolution
Na ; 2440 unanimously adopted can motion of Councilman Cuarmings, second
ad by Councilman Wagner.
COMMISSION RECOMMENAATIONS
As considered by the City Council at a .regular meeting thereof held
April 20, 1965, 1965 at 3 :00 P.M.
Present : Councilman Martinez 'Wagner, Hartzell, Cummings , Mayo;
Burroughs
Absents None
1 . Conditional Use Permits -- No. 106 and No. 112
At the request of the applicants, Bui.n Corporation for Conditional
Use Permit No . 106, and Marysville Development Company for Condition-
al Use Permit No . 112, Council action on the Planning Commission' s
recommendation for denial was laid over until the meeting of May 4,
1 965.
2. R.P.C. NO. 243 Zone Chanfie No . 85
That R.F. G. No. 243 _ A resolution of the Planning Commission for
adoption of Zone Change No . 85 - to establish a change of zone from
A-1 (Agriculture District) to A--D (Airport District) for 24 acres
:Located approximately 2150 feet north of Sari Bernardi-no Avenue and
extending from Wabash Avenue to a point approximately 2300 feet west
of Wabash Avenue - be approved. On motion of Councilman Hartzell,
seconded 'by Councilman Wagner, the Council approved the above recom-
mendation, Ordinance No . 1291 , and ordinance of the City Council, for
adoption of Zone Change No . 85 - presented, given first reading, and
laid over under the rules with public hearing thereon May 4, 1965 at
7 .00 P.M.
3. Commission Review and Approval No. 181
That the request of the Cox Neon Corporation for Commission Review
and Approval of a sign for Tastere Freez located in. the North Redlands
Shopping Center on the southeast earner of Orange Street and San
Bernardino Avenue, be approved in accordance with planning Dapartment
recommendations and study snap as contained in Planning Commission
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,paqmor of Citrus Avenue std Orqip� street be
in accordance with findings set forth in Planning Commission
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sketahos of the sign plan for Council study. The Ccoatunell co
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RAF"FIC COMMISSION RE A2 MffiNDATIONS
Atr"-&-"gularl W#*ting of the Traffic Commission heid- April 15#
th* f6-11*w*zg ireeonmendat4on- was submitted for Council consie
ki Pursuant to Article 677j Section 677.9 of the Redlands
-Ordinance and Article 621 , Soation 6211 of the Motor Ox
Resolution To establish a twelve ( 1-2) minute parking limit on norl
No. 2444
Traffiof State Street from a, point approx*�►toly 34 feet east
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curb line of Third Street, to a point 4Lpproxim*tely 46 1
of east curb line of TA#rd Str#ot. Rosolution 'No. 244�
;re4Q1ution of the City'::'Qr' Redlauds, am*nd�ng the Traffic
Motor ordinances as above rocomm*nded, pr-osonted and
motion of Councilman Vagno r, seconded byXouncil-man Hai
COMMUNICATIONS-
�yQr Burroughs read a ooa%g c*tlon from Hr. Xdward R. LittJ
mending the Police and Fire 44
pp4pXtmonts for the very efficiel:
given in a recent accident at the T.A Posada Hotel.
.10!f*p&A*o No, 12880 ordip# of t-he Redlands reqs
of Redlandreqt
,.,Oprovision cf water liets. and fire hydrants in conjunction
NO. I288 constructLoA. *0
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mot,ton of Councilm;q; _Cummjing.�# oa,condoo by Councilman Wagner,
adopted by the following vote.z
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H&rtz*tll,, Cummings, Mayor Burrc
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Ordinance, No. 1289, an. qrdlbance of the City of Redlands amf
Ordtnanc* No, 1193# *untied- "Aft ordinance. of t;be City of Rec
rdinance r*4juiring tho construct on of ourbs, gutters, v=d sidewalks J
No. 1289 junction with building constrkiction",, pxfseutect, second data.
addition to the traffic problem creatal wome vendors were offering
children rides and encouraging credit purchases. The request was
referred to the City Treasurer and the Police Department for a report
and any recommended solution to be submitted at this meeting.
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Sposating for the -vendors at- this- time wore, Mr. and Mrs . G. H. King#
vendors o� Mr, Softeo, For the P.T.A. , Mrs. Billhardt and Mrs. Carl
L*dbottor, Mrs Martlaa Fox, and Bill 'Gibson spoke for the schools.
a In In the joug disoussipla, tbo Council-Ouigatited the possibility of the
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1 vendors U*1ng .a1_Wc&t,&d au_aroa cro=ds to keep them,
off the street. )(r. Gibson highly improbable this
would be permitted by the saho.*,la. Another suggestion was traffic
legislation prohibiting parking by tht' vondors- witk Y4 mile of school
exits. A distance of 600 to 800 feet as also mentioned.
Mrs, King objected vigorously to the, implied auggost.ion of question-
able morals of some vendors. In summation, the Council agreed, that
although reluctant to legislate against private epterprize, the
vendors should be required to register, entailing a 3 weeks waiting
period, a $5. 00 fee, photographs, finger prints , and F.B.I. check-,
The City Treasurer so directed on motion of Councilman Wagner, 8610ond-
ed by Councilman Cummings. It was further recommended that the P.T,A
the schools and the Police Department meet together in an attempt to
reach a workable solution to the traffic problem.
Venus Also discussed at the 'March 30, 1965 me 6ting at the request of the
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Student Body Association was the closing of East Ferri Avenue east of
Church Street as it bisects the school property, with reforral , to -'thio
time for, report and recommendation, At this time the following reporl!
was submitted by Director of Public Works Shone :
As requested in your memo of March 31 , 1965, we have prepared &' plan
which would permit closure of Feria Avenue. It would-requi-rooa
cation of the ftterseioticrn: of Porn, sawd' Redlands Blvd. , realignment of
Churob Strew 4i tnt,6-1 P*x*, Ave-au- *t46idnt of Church Street tp, 04
Avenue-'. Tvi, -+ kt`A*d1ands' -Bivd. and IP6rn
AvonUo would- be -N1-gTt*1ieod! telreduce,_ trti"ic 'congv-s-tion during peak
periods of traffic flow.
Because of theiexistihg parking facilities on achbDol property adjaceni
to Church Street, which would be seriously reduced by encroachment
and the fact that parking is pros*Atly prohibited on both sides of
Church Street between Citrus and Redlands Blvd, for the greater part
of the day, we are proposiu narrower street se4tion with parking
prohibited on both sides . The sectian proposed for ultimate can-
estruction
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struction is as follows :
realigned section near Redlands Blvd. The ultimate--widening o
Street north of Citrus Avenue will require dedication of an ad
14 feet on each side of the street .
It would appear that realignment and widening of Church Street
between Citrus and Redlands Blvd. would permit closure of Fern
between Citrus and Redlands Blvd. ; however, easements would ha
be retained for existing utilities in Fern Avenue ,
School The estimated cost to the school district would be approximate
Mall $9 , 679.50 , to the city $30, 299, 68. Some Gas Tax Funds would b
available. The Council were in tentative agreement to this pl
authorized Mr. Shone to submit the report and cost sheets to t
school board and report back to the Council .
NEW BUSINESS
Ordinance No. 129Q, an ordinance of the City of Redlands amend
Chapter 22 , Section 2223 of the Redlands Ordinance Code, Hotel
Ordinance Apartment Houses , or Living Unit rentals , introduced, first de
No . 1290 reading waived on motion of Councilman Cummings , and laid over
the rules .
Resolution No. 2442, a resolution of the City of Redlands amen
resolution No . 2394 , establishing a salary schedule and compere
Resolution plan for City employees, presented and adopted on motion of Co
No . 2442 man Hartzell , seconded by Councilman Cummings.
i"CITY VANAGM
A Grant Deed to the City of Redlands from Maurice Clapp, of th
southerly 3 feet of Lots 9 - 10- 11 - 12 , Block 3, Town Plat o
Grant R6dlands , accepted on motion of Councilman Hartzell , seconded
Deed Councilman Cunnings, with City Manager authorized to execute
M. Clapp
Zertificate of Acceptance on behalf of the City of Redlands,
A Grant Deed to the City of Redlands from Dean W, and Phyllis
Allman, of portion of west V2 of northwest Y4 of Lot 26, Darto
Grant Ranch, for street right7Of-waxy, accepted on motion of Counoilm
Deed Hartzell , seconded by Councilman Wagner, with the City Manager
Allman
authorized to execute Certificate of Acceptance on behalf of t
City of Redlands
P.U. C. Notice of a hearing before the Public Utilities Commission in
Hearing connection with grade crossings, scheduled for May 19 , 1965 in
Board Room, Redlands Public Schools, 33 East Lugonia. Avenue . .
A claim for damages sustained to an automobile owned by W. A.
in the amount of $22 .50, said damage cause by a hole in the st
Claim - (Tennessee Street, northbound) denied on motion of Councilman
Schmidt Cummings and referred to the City' s insurance carrier,
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in obtaining the necessary dedication. Study to continue . So action
at this time,
Authorization was given for the City Clerk to call for bids for
offsite street; improvements at Cypress Avenue and East Redlands Blvd.
on motion of Councilman Wagner, Seconded by Councilman Cummings.
Resolution No . 24431 a resolution of the City Council, City of
Redlands , in support of Assembly Bill No. 1642 , with proposed amend-
Lon ments thereto , and in opposition to Assembly rill No. 592 , presented:
43 by Councilman Hartzell, and adopted on motion of Councilman Wagner,
seconded by Councilman Cummings.
Bills and salaries were ordered paid as approved by the Finance
Committee.
No further business demanding attention at this time, on motion the
Council adjourned at 10: 15 P-M.
Next regular meeting, May 4 , 1965
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