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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09161969b-cc_CCv0002.pdf of a regular meeting of the City Council, City of Redlands, held in the Council Chambers, Safety Hall, 212 Brookside Avenue on September 16, 1969 at 7: 00 P.M. Norman N. Martinez, Vice Mayor Jack B. Cummings, Councilman Charles G. DeMirjyn, Councilman Chresten M. Knudsen, Councilman John H. Wagner, Administrative Assistant Edward F. Taylor, City Attorney Peggy A. Moseley, City Clerk Erwin S . Hein, Redlands Daily Facts Chuck Palmer, San Bernardino Sun Waldo F. Burroughs, Mayor The meeting was opened with the pledge of allegiance, followed by the invocation by Reverend John D. Foerster of the First Evangelical Lutheran Church. The minutes of the regular meeting of September 2, 1969 were approved as corrected by Councilman Knudsen - The motion appointing Mr. Fisher and Mr. Tharaldson to read: "on motion of Councilman Knudsen, seconded by Councilman DeMirjyn. " The bids on a 1969 model truck with refuse packer for the Disposal De- partment, which were tabled at the last meeting for study by the City Attorney, were presented as follows: Dieterich International Truck Sales Colton, California $14, 980.25 ward Lange and Runkel sal Redlands, California $15, 960.00 It is the recommendation of the City Attorney' s office that it is reason- able to believe the Dieterich bid did not include sales tax, that after the addition of $749.01 to this bid of $14, 980. 25, this still was the lower bid submitted, and award be made to Dieterich International Truck Sales in the amount of $15, 729. 26. On motion of Councilman DeMirjyn, seconded by Councilman Cummings, Council approved award of the bid for the truck with refuse packer to the Dieterich International Truck Sales Company in the amount of $15, 729. 26. Vice Mayor Martinez requested that in the future all specifications be so worded that sales tax is always included. TITIONS Mr. James Geissinger, of 1113 West Palm, addressed Council concerning a neighborhood problem existing in an apartment complex at 1122 West Palm. He listed disturbances in the streets, wild parties, loud broadcasting of party records over loudspeakers, the approaching of young girls in Complex file a complaint with the District Attorney' s office, and added ty would be necessary to identify the persons committing the nuisance to have witnesses who were willing to appear in court. He suggest cussing the matter with the District Attorney' s office and having police on notice to suppress the nuisance, and identify the offenc and appear in court in order to substantiate a complaint in the Di Attorney' s office. Mr. Taylor also stated that it is possible to obtain an injunctior through a private attorney, against the property owner for maintai a continuing nuisance, and suggested that this might be the most S factory procedure. City Attorney Taylor stated that he would be z able for further advice. The group thanked the Council for their tion and departed. Mr. Walter Kaiser, of 719 Hibiscus Drive, addressed Council with z plaint concerning 5t30 A.M. deliveries at Sage' s, which abuts his erty at the rear. He also complained of the two-story structure is being built on the Sage property and which overlooks his yard z pool. Councilman Cummings stated that the staff will contact SagE Complaint concerning the delivery time, and mentioned the many efforts made Noise and quiet the noise at Sage ' s and their cooperation in the past in eff Building to reduce the annoyance to neighbors . Councilman Cummings also e> Elevation the limitation of an owner's control of property as being that wit the boundary of his property lines, explained that the building is in the allowable height of thirty-five feet which is permitted by and added that additional parking as required by the new ordinance been provided. Attorney Taylor assured Mr. Kaiser that if a zonir violation were taking place it would be prosecuted no matter whetT was a single individual or a corporation, and recommended that thi investigated by the staff. Councilman DeMirjyn mentioned the lenc consideration in the past of the lighting surrounding a portion of Sage development and the changes that were made thereto. :PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATIONS The items considered by the Planning Commission at their meeting c September 10, 1969 did not require Council action. Planning Director Schindler described the feelings of the Planning mission regarding applications for convalescent hospitals, and the Council concurred that study by an independent authority on bospit might be of assistance in recommending the proper number ofsuch h talc advisable for a city the size of Redlands. PAM COMMISSION Councilman Cummings reported that the Park Commission had met and ed permission to Park Superintendent Dawson to trim all palm trees trol of a transfer of license at 621 West State Street. Mr. Wagner also read a letter from Larry Lanterman reporting on the Miss America contest in Atlantic City and thanking the Council for their sup- port of Miss Susan Anton in this endeavor. Councilman DeMirjyn announced the "Johnny Horizon Clean-Up Days" on Octo- ber 10, 11 and 12 as is outlined in Gems and Minerals hobby magazine. He suggested support of this and commended Mr. Jack Cox, the editor of the magazine. HED BUSINESS Director of Public Works Shone presented a staff report on the develop- ment of Pearl Street from Orange Street to Sixth. He stated that the necessary signal could be on a participating basis, possibly 50% State and 50% City. He stated that if a one-way access were made no signal would be necessary. He also stated that a letter outlining the State' s t policy in the matter had been requested. He explained that if the right- of-way were furnished and the State Division of Highways agreed to install this street, it could not be expected before 1974 or 1975. on motion of Councilman Cummings, seconded by Councilman DeMirjyn, Mr. Shone was re- quested to furnish to the Chamber of Commerce all the data accumulated thus far, and also attempt to get cost estimates of the right-of-way for use in the study by the Chamber of Commerce. INESS Resolution No. 2772, a resolution of the Council declaring its intention ution to initiate Annexation #43, a ten-acre parcel of land on the southeast 2772 #43 corner of Citrus Avenue and Kansas Street, was approved on motion of Councilman Knudsen, seconded by Councilman Cummings. The Council discussed a public dance recently held on a private parking lot which required control by the local police, and requested the City Attorney' s office to consider amending the section of the Code regulating parades and assemblies to also include an affair of this nature. Director of Public Works Shone explained to Council that the North Brae ution water stock has not been acceptable to the City for quite some time, and 2773 ,table is not expected to reach City standards in the near future. For this reason Council adopted Resolution No. 2773, which omits the North Brae stock from the list of stock acceptable for City purchase, on motion of Councilman Cummings , seconded by Councilman Knudsen. The following grant deeds, both necessary for the. installation of the Deeds traffic signal at Orange Street and San Bernardino Avenue, were accepted on motion of Councilman DeMirjyn, seconded by Councilman Cummings, with the Administrative Assistant authorized to execute the certificates of acceptance: fa) From R_ Cr and P_ Ranches. southwest corner of the intersection of On motion of Councilman DeMirjyn, seconded by Councilman Cummings, Claim Council denied in routine manner the claim of Mrs. Rose Thomas for Thomas to her son Daniel Thomas while playing at the corner of Lugonia Avg and Washington Street; and referred the matter to the City' s insurz carrier. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as approved by the Finance Con There being no further business, the Council adjourned on motion at P.M. Next regular meeting, October 7, 1969. ATTEST: viMayor of t City d\f Redfi 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0