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HomeMy WebLinkAbout01061970-cc_CCv0001.pdf of a regular meeting of the City Council, City of Redlands , held in the Council Chambers, Safety Hall, 21.2 Brookside Avenue, on January Vii, 197 at 7: 00 P.M� Planning Commission Items 2: 00 P.M. Regular Agenda : 00 P.M. ' Waldo F . Burroughs, Mayor Norman N. Martinez, Councilman Jack B . Cummings , Councilman Charles G. I eMir j y , Councilman Chresten M. Knudsen, Councilman Pale P. Merritt, Jr. , City Manager IL 4 [iLtL.c_A 1.1LYwS1.CMy , \..1,FtL4.:LCLt,.,'.L.VL Redlands , California $15, 934. 70 Bids E. L. Yeager Eureka Riverside, California $19, 541.65 t.reetN. These bids were referred for study and recommendation,. At this t1 is the recommendation of the Street Department that inasmuch as a ancy exists between the Engineer ' s estimate and the bids received, Sidi be rejected and the department restudy the project prior to Z for authorization for bid again. On motion of Councilman DeM ..r yr seconded by Councilman Cummings, Council unanimously rejected bot"t. for the improvement of Eureka Street . The following bads for an equipment:: trailer for the Water Divas or also opened arra publicly declared in the office of the City Clerk 0: 00 A.M. this date: Johnson Tractor Company Total bid price: $3, 920. -/ Riverside, California Alternate bad. 2, 893 . E Bids Riverside Tractor, Inc. Equipment Riverside, California Total. bid price: $3, 869. 2 Trailer Whitney Tractor Company Riverside, California Total bad price; $3, 150. 0 'hese bads were referred for study and recommendation. At this ti .s the recommendation of the Water Division that all bads be re ec a ai..rthorizati.on be given to readvertise with revised specifications . motion of Councilman DeMirjyn, seconded by Councilman Knudsen, the were rejected by the City Council, and authorization was given to r tine for this equipment trailer. :,ORAL PETITIONS Mr. those Danny Martinez, 600 Baldwin.. Avenue, reported on efforts t develop paving of the alley between Dreka Street and San Bexrriardir nue, parallel to Orange Street, on a property owner participation Possible Mrs . Martinez believes this improVement as desirable because three Alley= ties no longer have parking in front of their tomes dire two the ins Paving tion, of the traffic signals at San Bernardino and orange Street.. Martinez states that the property owners do not wish to undo to},,re improvement and requests the city do so. Following considerable C discussion of the matter, the staff was requested to prepare an es of the coast of this work for presentation at the meeting of i-anuar Councilman I eMirjyn commented on the recent meeting of the Fast Va Planning Agency, and requested suggestions for presentation at the Bast. Valley meeting . May=or Burroughs commended Mr. DeMirjyn fora his efforts i Planning Agency matter. Councilman Cummings described the efforts of the County t l.ish a distance -- ti.rne schedule for zones of influences, part.icula properties abutting cities . PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION'S As considered by the City Council at a regular meeting thereof h.el That the request. of James M. Kenny for permissi the A-P zone) do not suggest a retail trade or shop in which, prods sold. For that reason this does not conform to the other signs . suggests a pharmacy, which is a shop, and is not compatible with t generally residential character of the area in which it is locates "Mr. Hales - The building shouldn ' t be named for the lesser use. "Mr. Prendergast: The sign looks like pharmacy is the main use. purpose of the sign appears to be not for identification of the bL but to identify the pharmacy as a retail, outlet. "Mr. Kreston: Does the applicant intend to illuminate the sign? "Mr. Fullerton (attorney for applicant) : The specifications call aluminum letters . I don ' t know about indirect lighting . "Mr. Kreston: I would like to read the sign ordinance. 'All sign located in the A-P Administrative-Professional District, shall be patible with the residential uses jointly permitted in the zone. . . signs shall be permitted other than those which indicate the name building and principal uses being conducted in the building . ' It in-tent of the ordinance that there be no commercial advertising ir A-P zone. I move for denial of the proposed sign upon the follow.i grounds : "IThat this sign is intended for advertising purposes and commercial in its purpose; therefore, said sign would nc in conformity with -the criteria established in the Sign for signs in the A-P zone. 112 . We find further that the sign is not compatible with the mitted usages within the A-P zone pursuant to the critei forth in Section 21 . 00 of ordinance 1000 . " 3 . That a prescription pharmacy service is not a principal mitted use in the A-P district . "The motion was seconded by Mr. Prendergast and carried unanimous] "Mr. Robert Fullerton, attorney for applicant, asked that the recc show he appeared on behalf of the applicant, filed an oral notice appeal and stated 'lie would file a written notice of appeal within Upon a motion by Councilman DeMi.rjyn, the Council, after finding: That the sign is intended for advertising purposes and is commerci its purpose and would not be in conformity with the criteria estal in the Sign Code for signs in the A-P zone; ( 2) That the sign is r compatible with the permitted usages within the A--P zone pursuant criteria set forth in Section 21. 00 of Ord . 1000; and (3) T-hat a cription pharmacy service is not a principal permitted use in the district, voted unanimously to uphold the decision of the Planninc mission to deny the proposed sign. Motion seconded by Councilman and carried by Aye votes of all present. ' APPLICATIONS AND PETITIONS. City Manager, Merritt presented for Council notification, transfer on-sale beer license at 220 Orange Street. Option B On motion of Councilman Knudsen, seconded by Council-man DeMirjyn, Water al, was giVeri for the transfer of Option B water stock from Ba,labar Transfer Peters, with the Mayor authorized to execute the documents . COMIYUJNICATIONS Mr. Merritt read a letter from Bertha Rose Grace, president of the town Redlands Association, commending Chief Graefe and members of Letter special police patrol for, the efficient and effective manner in wl 4 1 1 T_ 3 I -A 4-1-- A 4- 4-1-- r 'L_-4 -4- 1...UU11t_'_i _L.iti(ALt t„.;u1itlltLli ,,5 b L.ciLC4.7. L11toL L.[.lC UE.:.`.C.1.wLC.:c£L.S.L..31A UL JC.)1111b S_4.,311 4wt.d 1.LL"L4::". `wVUU1..C.3. be January 20, the Councilmen would receive invitations to the luncheon, and requested -that the Planning agenda be kept light for that afternoon meeting, if possible. HED BUSINESS Ordinance No. 1.403, an ordinance of the City of Redlands regulating the flow of certain wastes into its sewerage system, was adopted on motion of Councilman Curnmings, seconded by Councilman Knudsen, with waiver of ante the reading of the ordinance in full, by the following roll, call.. vote. 1.403 AYES : Councilmen Martinez, Cummings , DeMi.rjyn, Knudsen, Mayor at .ng Burroughs ache NOES : None SENT: None Lztian A modification in the bus .route and schedule tr o improve service and n- 2795 crease revenue was established by the adoption of Resolution No. 27913, on,,, oute motion of Councilman DeMirjyn, seconded by Councilman Martinez . INFSS cation on motion of Councilman DeM rjyn, seconded by Councilman Cummings, unai- 2793 mous approval was given to Resolution No. 2793, a resolution of the City ng of Redlands declaring the intention to close a portion of Stillman Avenue:: rnan and alleys in connection with the construction of the new Franklin. School.: e and setting public hearing on this closure for 7: 00 P.M. , February 3, 1970. The San Bernardino County Flood Control District has requested that i oun cil consider a precise alignment for the proposed Zanja flood contralti channel , in order that the District may proceed with acquisition of rights-of-way, Mr. W. A. Si.dler outlined in detail the area. involved and the District ' s conclusions concerning the most feasible and reasonable alignment for the channel. . Mr. Sidl.er also gave a brief history of the past discussions of locations for channels through this area, :including el consideration in 1.902 of an alignment south of the railroad tracks . ion :Mayor Burroughs stated that in twelve years on the Council. 'fie had 'heard Hauch concerning location of a :flood control_ channel, but that this was the nearest. Redlands had ever been to a solution. Mr. Sidler described possible uses of the areas adjacent to the channel following construction, and added that federal funds were available for landscaping. He stated that when rights-of--way have been obtained, improvements may be made gradually, and stressed that a wide channel need not be built at this time. After Council_ discussion it was decided to devote a pox-tion of the Council meeting can February 3 as a public hearing of this matter. Ordinance No. :1.404, an ordinance of the City of Redlands amending "hapter ante 1.404 20 of the Redlands Ordinance Code, re handbills, was introduced and g:i.ven ills first reading of the title and laid over under the rules with second reading and adoption set for January 20, 1970. °JtA 1„1� L\d14„i.,a_iw'7c:II, a=k—a.BliU (_i 1Jy a...kJld$A4,:.L.„L,LL€CA1,1 1-1 ..L U.LILc::.4, 19 70 holiday schedule for the city employees for the year 1970 was adca Holiday recommended by the City Manager. Va:s'..s schedule fulfi l the requi c..lae:.dul:.e of nine guaranteed holidays and establishes the Fridays prior to Day and July 4 as holidays . Resolution Resolution No. 2792, a resolution of the City Council, clarifying t No. 2792 ambulance rates to be charged within, the City of Redlands , and reE Ambulance Resolution No. 2655, was ;.araani.m u.sly adapted on motion of Counciln Rates Knudsen, seconded by Councilman De-Mirjyra. The City Clerk was authorized to advertise for bids on a two-ton c Bid Call chassis truck for t-he Public Works Depaetment, on motion of Counc:i Truck DeMirjyn, seconded by Councilman Knudsen. Manager Merritt announced receipt of notices from Southern Cali.fcax and Pacific Lighting of applications to the P.U.C. for rate increF Grant Deed A grant deed from lda. M. Grates to the City of Redlands for street I . M. Grates wideninc7 purposes can Citrus Avenue was accepted on motion of Counc to Knudsen, seconded by Councilman Martinez, with .the City Manager aa., C:"i.t7` i.: ed to execute the certificate of acceptance in behalf of the Cit Easement On motion of Councilman Knudsen, seconded by Councilman DeM.irjyn, Turner of easement to the City from L. M. and P. W. Turner for the purpos to maintaining a sanitary sewer was accepted with the City Manager ai, City to execrate -the certificate of acceptance in behalf of the: City. Appointments Mayor Burroughs hs announced that at a personnel session this afte,rn City Council agreed can the reappointment of the following five torr members: Library To the Library Board, for three-year terms - Mx:. William G. Moore a Board ter. George Armacost. Planning To the Planning Commission for four-year terms - Mr. Edwin R. Hale- Commission aleCommission Joseph Prendergast, and Mr. Tony R. Timene . Cf"Z'Y A "fCtRI~CtC":a City Attorney Taylor reported on the national and state progress Ic Resolution made toward elimination of air pollution, and presented Resolution No. 2796 2796 toward this end. This resolution was unanimously adapted by City Council can motion of Councilman Knudsen., seconded by Counci_la Martinez . Bills and salaries were ordered paid as approved by the Finance Ccs There being no further business demanding attention at this time, adjourned on motion at : 50 P.M. Keit regular meeting, January 20, 1970.