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HomeMy WebLinkAbout10211969b-cc_CCv0001.pdf 1INUT S of a regular meeting of the City Council, City of Redlands, held Council. Chambers , Safety Hall, 2..1-2 Brookside, on October 21, 1.969 P.M. Planning. Conunission Items 2: 00 P.M. Regular Agenda ;66 P.M. :! PRESENT T W lc:o F . Burroughs, Mayer Norman Na Martinez, Councilman Tack B . Cummings , Councilman Charles C. DeMir yn, Councilman Chre ten Ma Knudsen, Councilman None The meeting was opened with the pledge of allegiance, followed by the invocation by Reverend Eugene R. Paulus of Christ The King Lutheran Church. Mayor Burroughs welcomed a group of visitors present in the audience arid , deviated from the agenda. in order that oral_ petitions might be iaeard at this time to accommodate the main group of people present. City Manager Merritt read a -letter from Mr. Robert G. Bruce of 47 East Fine Street expressing dissatisfaction with Annexations 41. and 42, then Mr. Bruce addressed. Council with the request that the annexations be tions dropped. Council.. explained the reason for the original proposal for these annexations , stressed that it had come from the Local. Agency For- mation Commission, not from the City, and was mainly concerned with rred lighting for the area. Councilman Cunur,angs then stated that, he was par_ ticaularl.y disinterested ,in seeing annexed any individuals who would rather remain outside the City. Following further Council di..scussion, o.l , motion of Councilman Knudsen, seconded by Councilman Cummings, Council unanimously moved to abandon Annexations #41 and. 42 . A staff review of fire fighting policies for property not within the city was requested. Also under Oral Petitions appeared Mr* Abe Garcia of the:, Community Actior!,' Group, who questioned Council concerning the noise control at the Tele- dyne dyne factory. City Manager Merritt explained the steps taken earlier this year and offered to conduct Mrs Garcia through 'Teledyne. Following discussion , it was arranged Councilman DeMirjyn will contact Mr. Fielding, President of 'Teledyne, and arrange for Mr'. Garcia to see the extent of the efforts in this matter. HEARINGS "This being the time and place advertised for public hearing on Resolu- tion No. 2775, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Redlands for adoption of Amendment Na. 11 to the General Plan, Mayor Burroughs at Chis time declared the meeting open as a public hearin.g for the purpose utaon of hearing any comments or questions concerning this amendment to the 2773 .mment General Plan. Nana: being forthcoming, the public hearing was declared. 1 to closed, Following discussion, on motion of Councilman Cummings, seconded" al by Councilman Knudsen, Resolution No. 2775 was adopted by the City Coun— cil, cal., with waiver of reading in full., with the following roll. call. vote: AYES- Councilmen Martinez, Cummings, De-Mirjyn, Knudsen, Mair*car Burroughs NOES- None ABSENT: None Ordinance No. 1398, an ordinance relating to zoning for Annexations X41 and 42, and originally scheduled for public hearing, was removed from That R.P.C. No. 313, a resolution of the Planning Commission for Z of Zane Change No. 115 - creating changes of zones from M-2 (Genes dustri.al_) District to I_p Industrial District for 4.34 acres of pi located at the southwest corner of Tennessee Street and State StrE (Citrus Avenue) and from M-1 (Light Industrial) District to _p 1 trial District for 16 . 71 acres of property located can the west s z c Tennessee Street between State Street: (Citrus Avenue) and Park Avc: approved. Gn motion of Councilman DeMir yn, seconded by Counci.lmz Knudsen, R.P.C, No. 313 was approved; and ordinance o. 1-400, an na,nce of the City of Redlands to establish said Zane Change No.. Ll presented and laid over with public hearing thereon set for Novesn 1,96 at 7: 00 P.M. 3 . Lot No... lit No. 41.Ca _ D.r .. E. I „ Nichols That the request of Dr. E. E. Nichols for permission to split prof located at .1.733 Chapparal_ Road - Dot Split No. 416 -_ be approved E to the recommendations of all departments as contained in Pl.annin.c mission minutes dated October, 14, 1.969, and adding Engineering Di. requirement that applicant place the driveway on his own property. inotrion of Councilman. Cummings, seconded by Councilman Knudsen,sen, the mendati.on of the Planning Commission was, adopted by the City Counc 4 .. Lot ala_t Nca.�w41 ._ Security Pic isEic t�Tational�E�rrs.�� . F`i.aal A rov All, provisions as contained in Council. minutes dated July 15, 1.96c been conplied with, it is the recommendation of the Planning Depax that final approval be given for Lot Split No. 41.2 . On motion of man Knudsen, seconded by Councilman Cummings , the recommendation cc Planning Department was adopted by the City Council . Public 3eaKin` - Ene�ineerin Desi n for Proaaosed Fr_eewaymm Construct Planning IJ:i.rector Schindler brought to Council attention the publ_i ing to consider engineering design features on the proposed c°onstr ro3 ec:t can, Route 1.0 between California Street and Grange: Street hi State Division of highways . Meeting to be November 1-3, 1969 at 1: the Council Chambers , Safety Building. 3 . To Plann: n Commission Denial. of Variance No. 14`7 - Dr. F Milton ._ �.. _... � �.. Appeal. to the decision of the Planning Conuwi_ssion on September ICJ, for denial of Variance No. 1.47 was tabled to this meeting upon ree applicant ' s attorney, and was handled as the last item On this agc accommodate applicant. Application for Variance No. 147 by Robert C. Milton was orifi nalel request for a variance from t.lac. minimum five foot side yard setbac the R-S zone to permit the continued use of an addition to a .resa_c located wi thin two feet of the side property line. While wander st became evident that three violations were associated with this ap: tion - the above-mentioned side yard setback, the exceeding Of thc ab Le building area by 2`, and that the construction was performed a building permit. Council considered this matter at very great Length., discussed ea.c tion .in, detail, and made and amended several motions . At the cone of discussion, Councilman Knudsen made the following motion: "Variance is hereby granted conditionally upon compliance by the t.; owner with the following requirements: (1) that he purchase thzc: additional lateral feet of property as suggested in Planning Co mi minutes dated September 10, 1969; (2) that he move the perimeter that one side is adjacent to the new property line in all the <are2. five feet. of the structure; (3) that he obtain a building permit comply with all other ordinances applicable; and if applicant fail. comply with these requirements within 90 days , the variance is her denied and the City Attorney' s office authorized to file criminal plaint. 1e Motion seconded by Councilman DeMirjyn and carried. the following recommendations were submitted for Council consideration. SECTION ONE: Pursuant, to Article 678, Section 67801 (b) of the Redlands Traffic ordinance and Article 621, Section 62102 of the Parking Meter ordinance: l. . Eliminate loading zones and green zones in the following areas: (a) North side of State Street. between 'Third and fourth Streets . (b) East aside of Third Street from State Street north to aalley- ution (c) West side of Fourth Street from State Street north to allay. 2777 2 . Install parJ�ing meters :in these spaces in th.e following areaas ;i c (a) North side of State Street between Third and Fourth Streets . (b) East; side of Third Street from State Street north to alley- (c) West side of Fourth Street from State Street north to alley. Following discussion, on motion of Councilman Cummings , seconded by Councilman Martinez, Resolution No . 2777, which establishes the rec l,11-- mendation of the 'Traffic Commission, was adopted by the City Council. Mr. Bill.. Martens addressed Council concerning the lack of consistency in the parking meters in downtown Redlands, and stated that some are one-- hour meters and some are two-hour meters . Council referred the matter toll the Board of Parking Place Commissioners with a request that these be made to conform, with each other. CATIONS Councilman DeM rj:yn brought a request from the Unity Davy Committee that Day the Mayor proclaim November ll. Unity Day. Mayor Burroughs agreed to do this upon the receipt of a proclamation from the croup stating their aimsi and desires . HED BUSINESS Director of Public Works John Shone reported on the meetings between the staff and the developers of the. Ranker property at .Alabama. and Freeway No. 10, and stated that most problems had been :solved, but that differ-- encu stili, remained can size and elevation of signs and upon accesses to Alabama Street. Mr. Warren Lefebvre again addressed Council, and des- cribed the many areas in which his organization had adapted their plans to the City requirements . Following lengthy discussion, several Counc.il.- men.. concluded that they could consider a variance for 1.80-square-foot lament signs at elevations as recommended. by Director of Building and Safety a & Mitchell . tante The Councilmen individually and collectiVely expressed great concern for the traffic flow across Alabama, particularly into the Sandy' s Restaurant and pointed out that any improvement in the pattern to be brought about by :future freeway change would be five yea-ars hence. INESS Manager Merritt presented Resolution No. 2776, a resolution of the City llad e 1y ? f , UUU `Nn3.c l WJ L1 iaC`<:.'C..ue, rrom loxalay renzaa.Ls, ro sae>. uSGCa :EG time expenses generated by the new Airport Lobby. Budget Additions On motion of Councilman DeMi.rjyn, seconded by Councilman Knudsen, mous approval was given for the addition of $890 to the Police bud t,:nbudge ed Surplus for purchase of three combined electronic siren public address systems . The San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors is proposing an e: of County Fire Service Area No. 38 to include all the County area County tected by the Division of Forestry and not in an incorporated City Fire Fire District, l.fh a recl�acfion in County ad valorem taxes within Service Area ofcents and an increase .in unincorporated areas of 7 cents . On of Councilman Cummings , seconded. by Councilman Knudsen, Counc..11 un l.y went on record as endorsing the plan as presented by the County of Supervisor's for consideration by the LAFC. Bills and salaries Frere ordered paid as approved by the Finance Co At this time Mayor Burroughs read a. resolution of respe=ct honoring R. Whaley, City Clerk of the City of Redlands from January, 1041 t Resolution 1962 . The resolution moved to adjourn the meeting in honor of Mr. Honoring Harry R. and further directs that a copy of the resolution be senna to Mrs . Whaley On motion of Councilman Martinez, seconded by Councilman Cummings, Council unanimously adopted this resolution and adjourned in honor Harry Whaley. Next regular meeting, November al, 1969. � �Vf qt yor of, the ruty, of 12eds f r' 0-0-0--0-0-0-0-0-0-0