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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMAY 20,1980_2 CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS ARE TAPE RECORDED AND ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK I INVOCATION PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ROLL CALL MINUTE APPROVAL HEARING (May 29) -(1" HEARING HARE KRISHNA APPLICATION (June 3) I 25:0031 MINUTES CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA REGULAR MEETING MAY 20, 1980 The City Council of the City of Arcadia, California met in a regular session on May 20, 1980 at 7:30 p.m. in the Arcadia City Hall Council Chaml>er. Rev. Paul Johenk, Chaplain, Arcadia Methodist Hospital Assistant City Manager George Watts PRESENT: ABSENT : Councilmen Dring, Gilb, Haltom, Saelid, Pellegrino None On MOTION by Councilman Gilb, seconded by Councilman Saelid and carried unanimously the minutes of the regular meeting of May 6, 1980 were APPROVED. Application of Six Star Cablevision, Inc., for a non-exclusive cable tele- vision franchise. The need for additional study was evinced and it was MOVED by Councilman Gilb, seconded by Councilman Saelid and carried unan- imously that this be CONTINUED to MAY 29 at 6:30 p.m. in the Conference Room. Request by International Society for Krishna Consciousness for a Certifi- cate of Registration for Religious Solicitation. Mayor Pellegrino de- clared the hearing open for those who desired to be heard on the matter. Peter F. Geisler, 43 W. Forest Avenue, said in part that he had reviewed the application and had observed certain delinquencies which he would like to bring to Council's attention. In response to one of the questions in the application as to whether or not the organization had ever been denied a license or permit by any California City the organization had replied in the negative. Mr. Geisler said according to his records the organization had been denied an application to solicit in Arcadia during June 1979. The question concerning whether or not solicitors receive compensation .. the financial report that was submitted indicates that $303,000 or 19 percent of its total income was received by the devotees of the organization; that in analyzing the financial statements which have been provided it is indi- cated that approximately 3 percent of the money they collected in Arcadia actually was acknowledged as a donation. There is no indication as to where this money went or who provided it or what they are attempting to do with it. Mr. Geisler felt a corrected financial statement should be re- quired and that the citizens cannot receive any benefit from the activities of the organization. Councilman Saelid referred to a communication from the organization dated May 16, 1980 in which, in addition to threatening litigation, the attorney for the organization, Allen Zutnik, said that to his knowledge ISKCON has never been refused such a permit. Also for the record it was noted that the applicant was notified by mail that this public hearing had been con- tinued from May 6 to this date. Inasmuch as additional information is needed it Gilb, seconded by Councilman Saelid and carried that the hearing be CONTINUED to June 3, 1980. was MOVED by Councilman on roll call vote as follows -1- 5-20-80 HEARING (Temporary Quarters) APPROVED II b pq , I J\ / P HEARING (Modifica- tion) DENIED 25:0032 AYES NOES ABSENT: Councilmen Dring, Gilb, Haltom, Saelid, Pellegrino None None / Request for a waiver of the fire retardant roof and stucco siding require- ments for an existing structure at 663 Naomi Avenue. The applicant, Ana- stasios Pappas, desired to convert the existing single family dwelling into a temporary engineering office for 18 months. It is proposed to demolish the structure, as well as structures to the east and west, for development into an office complex. Conditions to be imposed if the request were approv- ed as outlined in staff report dated May 20, 1980. Mayor Pellegrino declared the hearing open and Mrs. Pappas, 67 West Longden Avenue, responded to questions and stated that they are hoping to move as I quickly as possible and that they would not hesitate to execute a covenant that the use of the building for commercial purposes will be discontinued in 18 months from the date of approval. Councilman Dring referred to the condition requiring the construction of a driveway which would eventually have to be torn up. He felt this condition should be waived. No one else desiring to be heard the hearing was CLOSED on MOTION by Council- man Gilb, seconded by Councilman Dring and carried unanimously. It was further MOVED by Councilman Gilb, seconded by Councilman Haltom and carried on roll call vote as follows that the request be granted subject to the following conditions: 1. Existing garage to be removed. 2. Access shall be provided to the interior of the building for inspection purposes and the applicant shall comply with all the requirements set forth by the Building Division and Fire Department at that time. 3. All parking shall be located north of the building. 4. Revised plot plan shall be submitted to the Planning Depart- ment for review and approval prior to issuance of the Build- ing permits. 5. The front yard, with the exception of the driveway, shall be landscaped and maintained in a neat and orderly manner. 6. The applicant shall execute in form and content approved by the City Attorney a covenant ensuring that the use of the building for commercial purposes will be discontinued in 18 months from the date of approval. AYES NOES ABSENT: Councilmen Dring, Gilb, Haltom, Saelid, Pellegrino None None Appeal of the Planning Commission's denial of a modification request for a 10'6" rear yard in lieu of 35'0" required for a two story addition and a 10' 6" rear yard in lieu of 25 '0" required for a covered patio attached to the main dwelling at 1935 S. Eighth Avenue. The Commission felt that the modification was an extreme deviation from the newly adopted R-l set- back regulations and that the addition was excessive for the site. Mayor Pellegrino declared the hearing open and the applicant, Gary Stevens, I said in part that the requested improvement would be proper and would not compromise the neighborhood ... that he had discussed this with his neigh- bors and there was no opposition .. that they had signed a memorandum to ,this effect. He noted his efforts in ensuring his neighbors privacy... there are cypress trees directly behind the proposed addition; garages from a neighbor's yard are against his rear property line. He continued in part that he would be willing to provide additional landscaping if it would help. No one else desiring to be heard the hearing was CLOSED on MOTION by Council- man Gilb, seconded by Councilman Saelid and carried unanimously. Councilman Gilb said in part that he had attended the Commission meeting -2- 5-20-80 I , , r SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER PlANNING COMMISSION ACTIONS I ROLL CALL ' 25:0033 when this matter was considered and that this application was denied on a 6 to 0 vote and although the Council has the power to overturn the Com- mission's decision he would support the decision unless something new or different were submitted. He also referred to the new setback regulations which are now in effect. Councilman Saelid referred to the zoning codes and requirements which are to maintain the quality of a neighborhood and said the Commission reviewed the situation and felt the density of the development exceeded what was right for the neighborhood. He would have to support t~e Commission. Councilman Dring said in part that it appears inconsistent to him that a business type development is given a great deal of leeway whereas in the subject instance the homeowner is endeavoring to enlarge living quarters for his family. He noted that people are familiar with two story houses and that the neighbors had signed in favor; that today money is not avail- able and interest rates are so high that he believes Council should extend itself to help the residents improve their homes and that he would favor waiving the restriction and allowing Mr. Stevens to proceed. Councilman Dring MOVED to grant the appeal and approve the requested modi- fication. Motion seconded by Councilman Haltom and did not carryon the following roll call vote: AYES NOES ABSENT: Councilmen Dring, Haltom Councilmen Gilb, Saelid, Pellegrino None MODIFICATION REQUEST DENIED The Senior Citizens' Commission had directed staff to study the feasibili- ty of developing a Senior Citizen Center which could be adapted for senior citizen programs and other community activities. It was noted that a re- port is not available at this time but is in the process. This is just to make the project a matter of public record. With reference to items like the modification for 1935 S. Eighth Avenue, Councilman Dring asked if it would be possible for Council to provide a direction to the Planning Commission that 'in instances where a man's home stands some chance of being improved ... if it needs some modification .,. that Council would like more leeway given especially when neighbors have given their consent. Councilman Saelid explained the appeals procedure whereby any individual who feels he has a unique case can bring it before the Planning Commission and if he doesn't gain relief there he has the option of bringing it to the Council and if the Council sees things differently it has the right to re- verse the Commission ..' that if Council feels the requirements in the zoning code are inappropriate or too constraining that it can easily enter- tain a text amendment to change the requirements which are the guidelines by which the Planning Commission operates. Councilman Haltom agreed with Councilman Dring; he has no problem with the laws, restrictions and zoning ordinances but it seems inconsistent that a variance can be granted to commercial and not to homeowners ... like a double standard. It was the consensus that this is something to discuss with the Planning Commission and a joint meeting will be arranged. The City Council adjourned in order to act as the Redevelopment Agency. ARCADIA REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY PRESENT: ABSENT Members Dring, Gilb, Haltom, Saelid, Pellegrino None It was MOVED by Member Saelid, seconded by Member Gilb and carried on roll call vote as follows that the application of Robert Donaldson for leave to -3- 5-20-80 25:0034 present late claim be and it is hereby DENIED. AYES NOES ABSENT: Members Dring, Gilb, Haltom, Saelid, Pellegrino None None The meeting then ADJOURNED to 4 p.m. May 29, 1980 in the Conference Room. COUNCIL RECONVENED uuu_ AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION Herb Fletcher, 175 W. Lemon Avenue, spoke in opposition to lighting the athletic field adjacent to City Hall. He asked Council to ascertain if there is a true need for the lighting and to make sure all the daylight hours are utilized before proceeding. I Mrs. Johanna Hofer, 875 Monte Verde Drive, referred to the decline in school enrollment and felt the children playing soccer would be under a thousand. That the $100,000 for lighting could be used for a future Senior Citizen combined auditorium ... she also referred to an agenda item con- cerning the forthcoming fireworks sale by the American Legion. She felt the City should have a report on profits made from the sale and also a re- port from the police and fire as to how many additional personnel is needed at this time of year .. and then make a determination as to whether or not to waive the license fee. She would also like to see a fine le~ed against anyone who handles pornographic literature and makes it available for any- one under 18. This is also an agenda item. Gary Mallard, 101 S. Ninth Avenue, President of the Arcadia Youth Soccer. He noted that they have 2258 registrations for soccer at this time ... the waiting list is growing. The field has not been used much because they want the turf to be in good shape. In response to a question he said in part they are willing to participate and contribute to the cost of light- ing used during games. John Patterson, 134 E. Las Flores Avenue, spoke in favor of the lighting of the field. He is a soccer player. Gordon Maddock, 20 W. Orange Grove Avenue, asked Council to continue its participation in the youth sports programs and to support the lighting of the field -- that instead of worrying about the direct cost thought should be given to the benefits it would produce ... that the parents have always supported the maintenance of the field and equipment. Ed Rembecky, 41 W. Foothill Boulevard, said in part that the subject field is the only one of regulation size for boys and girls 14 years and up. That heretofore they have had to go to other cities to play on a regulation field; that by having the lights there will be additional playing time. Brooke Dosier, 1311 N. Santa Anita Avenue, told how his team also has to travel to other cities in order to play... that the subject field should be the best and he hopes they will be able to play on it. I Councilman Dring stated in part that he supports soccer, having two chil- dren in the soccer organization; that this is not the issue before Council at this time '" he felt the funds could be used for additional police or for a senior citizen center for instance .. that priorities could be shift- ed to provide more benefit to the community as a whole. Cheryl Collins, 504 Gloria Road, suggested if lights are approved that Council consider placing a time limit so the children are not out so late at night. William Billing, 17 W. Camino Real, said in part that what the young people have been saying makes sense to him; that there would be double usage of the -4- 5.,20-80 25:0035 field with lights; that as a taxpayer money would be wasted if the field could not be used at night .. land usage is important ., and as a former police officer he felt some of the problems might be lessened if more in- vestment were made in the youth. Sherry Passmore, 1109 Columbia Road, was informed that the Water Fund IS still maintained as a separate fund and that a portion of revenue sharing funds which has been allocated for Capital Budget has been used for a capital project in the Water Department, i, e., the water main in Hunting- ton Drive. Mrs. Johanna Hofer, 875 Monte Verde Drive, suggested delaying a decision on the lights and put the issue to a vote via the Newsletter. I Sue Wallace, 1523 Lovell Avenue, referred to an ordinance (No. 1701) per- taining to home occupations and said in part she hoped Council would approve it. Joe Sar~is, 1611 Highland Oaks Drive, urged the Council to approve the lighting .. and to continue the community commitment to its youth .... that the City can ultimately afford a senior citizen center. He also felt a Councilman does not have the right to attack a citizen of the community and in his opinion an apology is 'in order. Herb Fletcher, 175 W. Lemon Avenue, said in part that football is not as field damaging as soccer and suggested checking with the high school and because some of the youths speaking at this meeting were wearing Sierra Madre jackets he wondered if Sierra Madre would be willing to assist the City financially on this project. Joe Earll, 79 W. Magna Vista, supported the lighting of the soccer field and felt the night lighting would make it possible for the younger chil- dren to use it more in the daylight hours. At this point in the discussion about the lighting the Parks and Recrea- tion Supervisor said that once the field is in full operation playing could go from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. He also explored the types of ball games which can be played on the field and that every effort will be made to maintain the field in the best playing condition possible. Wayne Cassriel, 1114 La Rosa, submitted that although the field is multi- purpose its dimensions are for soccer rather than for anything else. But, by installing lights it would benefit all other teams especially in the winter when it gets dark at five. Sherry Passmore, 1109 Columbia Road, suggested exploring with the School District whether ornat it would be willing to share in the maintenance cost of the field and expand the recreational program especially if the School District does not have a regulation field. I H. R. Stoke, 1040 Hampton Road, expressed appreciation to Council for reconsidering the matter of lights and commented that as a general rule construction costs are increasing at the rate of 2 percent per month .. and going out to bid at this time would be following prudent business practices. Joyce Smith, 854 Murietta Drive, said in part that the Council would be derelict in its responsibility if it spent $125,000 for the lighting. In response to her question as to the actual cost the Director of Public Works said the field was constructed at a total cost of $218,734; of which some $19B,000 was a State Grant. Mrs. Smith continued in part that how can the expenditure be justified in light of the importance of energy conservation. She suggested the funds go into a larger fund for a desperately needed senior citizen center. Chris McQuire, 1729 Wilson Avenue, spoke as a member of the Parks and -~ 5-20-80 ATHLETIC FIELD LIGHTING APPROVED 'I' I' AWARD OF CONTRACT BOOSTER PUMPS 40(. F', I AMERICAN LEGION SALE OF FIREWORKS 25:0036 Recreation Commission, stating in part that the Commission studied this matter quite thoroughly and the Commission endeavors to reflect the input it receives from residents. He asked for approval of the lighting recall- ing that the cost of operations would be passed onto those who use the field. In response to a statement by Councilman Dring that he thought Mr. Stoke had put enough pressure on the Mayor that the issue is closed, Mayor Pelle- grino stated for che record that with reference to his previous negative vote on the lighting he was swayed in that vote because of Councilman Hal- tom's statement about the removal of lights by the El Monte School District; that he assumed Mr. Haltom was correct and he had not taken the time to look into the matter until later when he discovered the light standards were wood and badly warped being over 35 years old. Mr. Haltom was correct I in the high cost of maintenance. He continued that he does not know Mr. Stoke personally, having seen him at public affairs; that he does not take pressure from Councilmen Gilb or Saelid and that he never would take that of any Councilman to sway his vote. Ix Plans and specifications for lighting the Civic Center Athletic Field were presented to Council on April 15, 1980. They were not approved at that time and staff was requested to prepare and submit estimated operating costs. The Director of Public Works reported that based on current rates annual operating costs would be $4,500 or $9.00 per hour of operation for 500 hours annual usage. It was noted however that anticipated increases in power charges by Southern California Edison Company would probably re- sult in an increase to $10.50 per hour of operation by July 1, 1981. Councilman Saelid MOVED to approve the plans and authorize the City Clerk to advertise for bids. man Gilb. Following considerable discussion the was taken. specifications and to Motion seconded by Council- following roll call vote AYES NOES ABSENT: Councilmen Dring, Gilb, Haltom, Saelid, Pellegrino None None Staff advised on the result of bids and made recommendation for the award of contract for the Orange Grove "G" and "H" Booster Pumps and installation of 30" valves on Orange Grove transmission main. It was MOVED by Council- man Gilb, seconded by Councilman Saelid and carried on roll call vote as follows that the contract be awarded to the low bidder, Tennyson Pipeline Company in the amount of $201,605; that all other bids be rejected; that any irregularities or informalities in the bids or bidding process be waiv- ed and that the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to execute the contract in form approved by the City Attorney. Additional costs will be incurred amounting to $38,000 (see report dated May 20). $239,605 was APPROPRIATED from the Water Fund for this project. AYES NOES ABSENT: Councilmen Dring, Gilb, Haltom, Saelid, Pellegrino None None I Request of the local American Legion Post No. 247 for a waiver of the business license fee for the annual sale of fireworks on July 1 - 4, 19BO. Speaking on behalf of the Legion, Park Webster stated in part that he be- lieved last year $4500 in sales tax was turned in which he thought would take care of the police and fire personnel sufficiently. That everyone who works the fireworks display are licensed by the State; that insurance is carried On all eight stands for the sales. He also noted that this has been an annual event for the last 37 years. It was MOVED by Councilman Gilb, seconded by Councilman Haltom and carried on roll call vote as follows that the business license fee be waived. -6- 5-20-80 INSURANCE COVERAGE (Renewals) I HEARING SCHEDULED JUNE 3 RESOLUTION NO. 4904 ADOPTED (Deannex- a tion) PORNOGRAPHIC LITERATURE I C' 25:0037 AYES NOES ABSTAIN: ABSENT : Councilmen Dring, Haltom, Saelid, Pellegrino None Councilman Gilb (he is a member of the American Legion Post) None Council received the report and recommendation for the renewal of General Liability, Public Official Liability and Excess Workers' Compensation In- surance coverage. It was MOVED by Councilman Gilb, seconded by Councilman Haltom and carried on roll call vote as follows that all the recommendations set forth in the staff report dated May 16, 1980 be APPROVED. AYES NOES ABSENT: Councilmen Dring, Gilb, Haltom, Saelid, Pellegrino None None Public hearing scheduled for June 3 on the tentative map of Tract No. 40374 for an 18 unit commercial condominium at 40 - 44 W. Live Oak Avenue (southeast corner of WeIland and Live Oak). On November 8, 1979 Council approved a request from the City of Monrovia to deannex certain property located north of Hillcrest Boulevard in Arca- dia. All City departments were in favor and the following resolution was then presented. The Planning Director read the title of Resolution No. 4904 entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF TIlE CITY COUNCIL OF TIlE CITY OF ARCADIA CONSENTING TO MUNICIPAL REORGANIZATION 80-2 OF CERTAIN PROPERTY LOCATED NORTH OF HILLCREST BOULEVARD IN THE CITY OF ARCADIA." It was MOVED by Councilman Gilb, seconded by Councilman Saelid and carried on roll call vote as follows that the further reading of of the full text be waived and ADOPTED. AYES NOES ABSENT: Councilmen Dring, Gilb, Haltom, Saelid, Pellegrino None None Communication from the Arcadia Presbyterian Church regarding such litera- ture being distributed within the City. Gary Richman, 1126 El Sur, Youth Director of the Church, spoke at length regarding the presence of hard core pornography in the city. He submitted the various locations where the material is sold from vender machines. He felt it is of such magni- tude and so offensive that it should be brought to the attention of the Council to see what legally could be done. Fay Angus, 403 Canon Drive, Sierra Madre, spoke to this and circulated a magazine she had found in a vending machine in front of a local restaurant. She noted the availability of this type of pornographic material to the youth of the City.. it is against the law to sell this type of material to juveniles; that the adult community must take the responsibility of rid- ding the community of this and asked Council to adopt a prohibitive ordi- nance for which it would have the unanimous support of the community. Ernest Fox, 731 Fairview Avenue, supported the former speakers and sub- mitted locations in West Arcadia where the material is sold. Some discus-' sion held on the newspaper racks being on public right-of-way and Mr. Fox felt the City is condoning the machines with this material which minors can purchase; that it is a moral responsibility of the City, State and Federal Government. Cheryl Collins, 504 W. Duarte Road, expressed appreciation that the Council is pursuing this matter. Sherry Passmore, 1109 Columbia Road, expressed appreciation also and said in part that the material should be removed and placed back into the stores where it can be supervised and not sold to youth under 18 years of age. Tony Henrich, 431 N. Altura Road, said he and Mrs. Henrich were also offend- -7- 5-20-80 ORDINANCE NO. 1701 ADOPTED j ORDINANCE NO. 1703 INTRODUCED I ORDINANCE NO. 1704 INTRODUCED I RESOLUTION NO. 4901 ADOPTED i 25:0038 ed by the material and felt there must be some law that would protect the youth and submitted that the problem is the vending machine which is un- supervised. Councilman Saelid MOVED that the City Attorney be directed to pursue this matter and report back at the next regular meeting of the Council. (The names of two attorneys who have been successful in the prosecution of this type of material were submitted and the City Attorney will make these con- tacts.) Motion seconded by Councilman Gilb and carried on roll call vote as follows: AYES NOES ABSENT: Councilmen Dring, Gilb, Haltom, Saelid, Pellegrino None None I The City Attorney presented for the second time, explained the content and read the ti tIe of Ordinance No. 1701 entitled: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA AMENDING THE ARCADIA MUNICIPAL CODE BY ADDING DIVISION 5 TO PART 8, CHAPTER 2, ARTICLE IX THEREOF TO CONTROL AND ALLOW CERTAIN HOME OCCUPATIONS IN RESIDENTIAL ZONES WITH AN APPROVED PERMIT." It was MOVED by Councilman Saelid, seconded by Councilman Dring and carried on roll call vote as follows that the further reading of the full text be waived and ADOPTED. AYES NOES ABSENT: Councilmen Dring, Gilb, Haltom, Saelid, Pellegrino None None The City Attorney presented for the first time, explained the content and read the title of Ordinance No. 1703, entitled: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA REPEALING PART 9.4 OF CHAPTER 6 OF ARCICLE II OF THE ARCADIA MUNICIPAL CODE PERTAINING THE STREET SWEEPING SERVICE CHARGE." It was MOVED by Councilman Gilb, seconded by Councilman Saelid and carried on roll call vote as follows that the further reading of the full text be waived and INTRODUCED. AYES NOES ABSENT: Councilmen Dring, Gilb, Haltom, Saelid, Pellegrino None None The City Attorney presented for the first time, explained the content and read the title of Ordinance No. 1704, entitled: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA AMENDING THE ARCADIA MUNICIPAL CODE BY ADDING SECTION 2671. 6 TO PART 7, CHAPTER 6, ARTICLE II THEREOF INDEFINITELY SUSPENDING A PORTION OF UTILITY USER TAX RATE AND REDUCING THE UTILITY USER TAX RATE FOR TELEPHONE, ELECTRICITY AND GAS FROM 7% TO 5'7. FOR THE USUAL CURRENT EXPENSES OF THE CITY OF ARCAD IA . " It was MOVED by Councilman Haltom, seconded by Councilman Gilb and carried on roll call vote as follows that the further reading of the full text be waived and INTRODUCED. I AYES NOES ABSENT: Councilmen Dring, Gilb, Haltom, Saelid, Pellegrino None None The City Attorney presented, explained the content and read the title of Resolution No. 4901, entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA MAKllW FINDINGS OF FACT REGARDING THE APPLICATION OF THE THE HOLY SPIRIT ASSOCIATION FOR THE UNIFICATION OF WORLD CHRISTIANITY, ALSO KNOWN AS "MOONIES", FOR A CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION FOR RELIGIOUS SOLICI- TATION AND DIRECTING THE CITY MANAGER NOT TO ISSUE SAID CERTIFICATE RASED ON THE DISCREPANCIES, INCOMPLETENESS, AND MISREPRESENTATIONS OF SAID APPLI- CATION AND ON SAID FINDINGS OF FACT." -8- 5-20-80 25:0039 The City Attorney advised that it could be legal for Messrs. Dring and Haltom to vote on this resolution despite the fact that they were not Councilmen at the time the hearings were held, however, he advised them to abstain from voting on this resolution. Whereupon it was MOVED by Councilman Saelid, seconded by Councilman Gilb and carried on roll call vote as follows that the reading of the full text of the resolution be waived: AYES NOES ABSENT : I Councilmen Dring, Gilb, Haltom, Saelid, Pelleg~ino None None It was further MOVED by Councilman Saelid, seconded by Councilman Gilb and carried on roll call vote as follows that Resolution No. 4901 be ADOPTED. AYES NOES d.ABSTAIN: ,[: 12 q1' 2-7 ABSENT : LATE The application of Robert Donaldson for leave CLAIM DENIED on MOTION by Councilman Gilb, seconded DENIED carried on roll call vo'te as follows: (DONALDSON) AYES NOES ABSENT: Councilmen None Counc ilmen None Gilb, Saelid, Pellegrino Dring, Haltom to present late claim was by Councilman Haltom and Councilmen Dring, Gilb, Haltom, Saelid, Pellegrino None None ORDINANCE NO. 1702 RE INTRO- DUCED The City Attorney presented for reintroduction Ordinance No. 1702, explain- ed the content and read the title of this Ordinance entitled: "AN ORDI- NANCE OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA REPEALING PART 1 OF CHAPTER 6 OF ARTICLE VI OF THE ARCADIA MUNICIPAL CODE AND ADDING A NEW PART 1 OF CHAPTER 6 ARTICLE VI PERTAINING TO REGULATION OF RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE SOLICITATIONS." It was MOVED by Councilman Saelid, seconded by Councilman Dring-and carried on roll call vote as follows that the further reading of the full text be waived and REINTRODUCED. AYES NOES ABSENT: Councilmen Dring, Gilb, Haltom, Saelid, Pellegrino None None AGENDA PACKET Some discussion held on the possiblity of having the agenda packet for the City Council meetings prepared and submitted to Council at an earlier time. Staff will prepare a report. CLA IM CONTINUED May 29 Consideration of the claims of Susan Y. Jakobsen and the Interinsurance Exchange of the Automobile Club of Southern California, Subrogee of Susan Y. Jakobsen was continued to May 29. I At 11:30 p.m. the meeting adjourned to May 29 at 4 p.m. ADJOURNMENT to May 29 4 p.m. d)~~/V;e)d Mayor ATTEST: ~~'iJzu~ -9- 5-20-80