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HomeMy WebLinkAbout06031975-cc_CCv0001.pdf 7:00 P.M. Planning Commission Items 3 :00 P.M. Regular Agenda 7 :00 P.M. Jack B. Cummings, Mayor Ellsworth E. Miller, Vice Mayor Charles G. DeMirjyn, Councilman Chresten M. Knudsen, Councilman Bertha Rose Grace, Councilwoman Jack Shefchik, Director of Public Works Bill Brunick, Deputy City Attorney Peggy A. Moseley, City Clerk Erwin S. Hein, Redlands Daily Facts None The meeting was opened with the pledge of allegiance, followed by the invocation by Vice Mayor Ellsworth E. Miller. Mayor Cummings welcomed a large number of citizens present in the audience. The minutes of the regular meeting of May 20, 1975 were approved as sub- mitted. HEARINGS This is the time and place advertised for a public bearing on Ordinance � No. 1556, an ordinance of the City Council to permit retail stores con- taining a gross leasable area of 75, 000 square feet in the C-M, Commer- cial-Industrial, District by Conditional Use Permit. Mayor Cummings declared the meeting open as a public hearing for any questions or com- ance ments concerning this ordinance. None being forthcoming, the Mayor 1556 1 declared the public hearing closed, and Ordinance No. 1556 was adopted, s in on motion of Councilwoman Grace, seconded by Councilman Miller, with ict waiver of reading of the ordinance in full , by the following roll call vote: AYES : Councilmembers Miller, Demirjyn, Knudsen, Grace, Mayor CummingE NOES! None ABSENT: None TITIONS FROM THE FLOOR Mr. A . C. Almind of 1139 West Redlands Boulevard presented a request fox three more openings in the divider on West Redlands Boulevard. He brought petitions from six businesses, including 1105 and 1267 West Redlands Boulevard. Mr. Almind also listed the other businesses along Redlands Boulevard which are benefiting from a cut in the divider for nds ingress and egress to their property. Council discussed the matter at vard er length. on motion of Councilman DeMirjyn, seconded by Councilman Knudsen, approval was given for these three cuts in the divider, with authorization that the funds for these three and the previous cut made for Redlands Blueprint be taken from Industrial Development funds. Council approved this motion unanimously. ION RECOMMENDATIONS Planning commission recommendations as considered by the City Council a' Avenue between Franklin Avenue and Ford Street, R--E Gone, be apl subject to the recommendations of all departments as contained i ning Commission minutes dated May 27, 1975. On motion of Counci DeMirjyn, seconded by Councilwoman Grace, unanimous approval wa: to this recommendation of the Planning Commission. 3 . Non-Conformi.nc Uses ._ _ Co Favorable petitions having been received by the Planning Departs relative to continuation of three .non-conforming uses, the Depai made the following recommendations: Mayme " s Beauty Shop - 1003 North Sixth Street - 85% favoring. No staff recommendations for continuation. tiffler Jeweler - 1107 Alta Street -- 73% favoring. No staff recommendations for continuation. Bungalow Market -- 123 East Colton -- 78% favoring. Recommendations : a. Repaint and re-roof building. b. All non-conforming signs be removed. Signing shall cor with C-1 standards. it C. Deteriorated fence at rear along Sixth Street to be rer and/or replaced. d. Rear yard and parkway to be cleaned up and landscaped. Following brief consideration the Council concurred that this m< should be heard at the meeting of dune 17, 1975 . 4 . Gone Chance Following presentation by Mr. Schindler of a request from the r( in the area surrounded by Colton Avenue, Judson Street, Stillma �y and Grove Street and the property immediately south of Stillman for a change from R-2 Gone to R-1 Gone, Council discussed this i request and recommended that the City initiate this change of z( its own direction. On motion of Councilman Knudsen, seconded b° oilman. DeMirjyn, the Department was authorized to proceed with change of zone. Traffic Commission _ From the Traffic Commission meeting of May j the following recommendations come to Council: SECTION ONE: Pursuant to Article 676, Section 67603 of the Red Traffic Ordinance : 1. ;Install Stop sign on Orange Tree Lane at intersection with Resolution California Street. No. :3180 2. Install Stop signs on 7th Street and State Street, making t'... Traffic section a 4-way stop. . Install Stop signs on 8th Street at intersection with Statle Following discussion, on motion of Councilman DeMirjyn, seconde, Councilman Miller, unanimous approval was given these recommend of the Traffic Commission by adoption of Resolution No. 3180, V. �y amends the Redlands Ordinance Code. Acting City Manager Shefchik mentioned that the Traffic Commiss recommended that no further cuts be made in Redlands Boulevard. At this time Scout Troop 15 from Redlands Ward, Church of Jesus of Latter Day Saints arrived. The troop members are working on merit, badges in communications . i cilman Knudsen, seconded by Councilwoman Grace. Recreation Commission - It was reported that a well-attended joint meet- ing was held between the Recreation Commission, the schools, and the Council. TIONS AND PETITIONS A request came from Mr. Bill Pinder of 860 West Palm that Council amend Zoning ordinance No. 1000 to enable students to raise animals in the R-1 and R-S zones. Council discussed -the problem and the complaints that members are continually receiving about chickens and animals being Is housed within the city. Mr. Schindler pointed out that it is against ii I & the zoning ordinance to raise any animals other than cats, dogs and ones horses within the city. Mr. Schindler described the county ordinance, which is very restrictive, limits the possession of animals to lots of 20, 000 square feet, to a one and one-half year length of time, and requires that the applications be signed by an F.F.A. instructor. Mrs. Holt, an instructor, raised the question of permitting animal projects on lots where the zoning ordinance now allows the keeping of horses. Following further discussion, Council concurred in sending Mrs. Holt s request to the Planning Commission for consideration. Mr . Shefchik brought two notices of On-Sale Beer and Wine Licenses; onel at the Edward ' s Mansion on Orange Tree Lane, the other at Shakey' s Pizza Parlor on West Colton Avenue. CATIONS Mayor Cummings announced he would receive a report tomorrow at noon fro ict the District Attorney and Captain Moreno concerning their review of the ney ' s allegation of police brutality. He said he would communicate the in- t formation to Mr. Medina, who is present in the audience, and requested that Mr. Medina give the information to Mr. Maldonado. Mayor Cummings also announced that there is a second investigation being conducted into ambulance service. This he will also report to Mr. Medina. There will be a San Bernardino Transit meeting to study the budget on Tuesday morning, June 10, in San Bernardino. HED BUSINESS Mr. W. J. Carroll, president of James Montgomery Engineers, brought Ana letter report covering his study of the Santa Ana River - Mill Creek Cooperative Water Project Agreement. Mr. Carroll emphasized that his Creek study had been of the May 19th draft of the agreement. He was compli- ct mentary of the work being done and the concept of the agreement as a ment whole, but pointed out that it contained many details, and changes are still being made. Mr. Carroll stated that the water project agreement will benefit Redlands and added that his staff is now studying and work -- ABSENT: None These were : Ordinance Ordinance No. 1557, an ordinance of the City of Redlands establi No. 1557 food industry sanitary procedures, on motion of Councilwoman Gr2 Sanitary seconded by Councilman DeMirjyn. Procedures Ordinance ordinance No. 1558, an ordinance amending the enabling OrdinanCE No. 1558 1028 of the Vehicle Parking District, on motion of Councilman MJ Vehicle Parking Dist, seconded by Councilman DeMirjyn. Ord.No.1559 Ordinance No. 1559, an ordinance of the City Council amending 01 Parking & nance No.' 1349 which established the Parking and Business Improv, Business Im- provement Area Area, on motion of Councilwoman Grace, seconded by Councilman DE Ordinance No. 1555, an ordinance approving Annexation No. 50 whi received public hearing at the Council meeting of May 20th, was Ordinance second reading of the title and adopted, on motion of Councilmar No. 1555 seconded by Councilwoman Grace; with waiver of reading of the oz Annexation in full, by the following roll call vote: No. 50 AYES : Councilmembers Miller, Knudsen, Grace, Mayor Cummings NOES : Councilman DeMirjyn ABSENT: None Mr. John Foy, present in the audience, thanked Council for thein tious handling of this matter. NEW BUSINESS Resolution No. 3179, a resolution requesting the Federal Governn Resolution No. 3179 modify the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974 to alit Housing and block grant funds for cities with populations of 50,000 or less, Community Development presented. This was discussed at length and was tabled to a lat Act to allow the Housing Commission to review the resolution at thei ing near the end of June. Mr. Medina , of 25502 San Bernardino Avenue, addressed Council, mented on the work of the ABLE Committee toward a Federal Grant senior citizens ' center. He requested that the Council keep in applying for funds in 1976 for a community center for the north CITY MANAGER Following lengthy discussion, on motion of Councilman Miller, s( by Councilwoman Grace, unanimous approval was given to an agreer SETS between San Bernardino Transit System and the City of San Bernal Agreement the purchase of San Bernardino city-owned vehicles and equipment Vehicles & Council was assured that there were ample funds remaining in th( Equipment monies to cover the Redlands portion of this cost. This agreem( been approved by the City Managers ' Technical Committee, and is for access and relocating pipes in connection with the construction of Ford Park Reservoir, was presented by Director of Public Works Shefchik. The agreement includes the exchange of one acre of land with an existin well for irrigation water, not to exceed 500 acre-feet per year. Council discussed the prices for the various periods, the reason for that amount of water, and the possibility of this agreement changing the value of the water stock. Mr. Shefchik assured the Council that it would not make any difference in the value of water stock. The agree- ment was unanimously approved on motion of Councilman Knudsen, seconded by Councilman DeMirjyn. Unanimous approval was given to the purchase of three pieces of right- i Ave. --of- of-way for the widening of Fifth Avenue between Dearborn and Wabash, with the expenditure of approximately $2,420 authorized, on motion of fj Councilman DeMirjyn, seconded by Councilman Miller. A request from the Park Department for an advance of $50, 000 from )ect Prior Years ' Surplus, to be used for funding of Prospect Park Phase I , to be repaid when the State Grant monies are received, was unanimously approved on motion of Councilman DeMirjyn, seconded by Councilwoman Grace. Deed A declaration of dedication from A. A. and E. R. Cooper for street ?r right-of-way in connection with C.R.A. No. 327 was unanimously accepted on motion of Councilman DeMirjyn, seconded by Councilman Miller. On motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman Knudsen, the 7 request for the closing of the alley adjacent to property owned by the ire Boy Scouts on Church Street was unanimously approved, and was author- ized to be initiated at the direction of the City. The staff was re- quested to refer this closure through proper channels. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as approved by the Finance Commit- tee . There being no further business, Council adjourned, on motion, at 8 :45 P.M. Next regular meeting, June 17, 1975 . �n`vlt Ae— w 4 *yor oftheCity 01 Redlands lerk -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-