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CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS ARE TAPE RECORDED AND ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE CITY
CLERK
INVOCATION
PLEDGE OF
ALLEGIANCE
ROLL CALL
MINUTE
APPROVAL
(Mar.16,1993)
(Mar.23,1993)
(APPROVED)
ORD. & RES.
READ BY
TITLE ONLY
PROCLAMATION
"CONTACT
PASADENA"
PROCLAMATION
(Wilsterman)
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CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA
REGUIAR MEETING
APRIL 6, 1993
The Arcadia City Council met in a regular meeting at 7:45 p,m"
Tuesday April 6, 1993 in the Conference Room of the City Hall
Council Chambers.
City Clerk June D. Alford
City Attorney Michael Miller
PRESENT:
Councilmen Ciraulo. Harbicht. Lojeski, Margett and
Fasching
None
ABSENT:
On MOTION by Councilman Loj eski, seconded by Mayor Pro tem
Ciraulo and CARRIED, the minutes of the adjourned and regular
meetings of March 16, 1993 and the work session of March 23, 1993
were APPROVED.
It was MOVED by Mayor Pro tem Ciraulo, seconded by Councilman
Margett, and CARRIED that ordinances and resolutions be read by
title only and that the reading in full be WAIVED.
Mayor Fasching read a proclamation commending the twenty year
anniversary of "Contact Pasadena", and declaring the week of
March 21 - 27, 1993 to be "Contact pasadena" week. This is a
crisis intervention help line serving the community twenty-four
hours a day, seven days a week. Last year volunteers responded
to over 256,000 calls from persons who were under stress. in need
of emergency food, or in need of information or referral to other
community agencies. The volunteers at Contact Pasadena show a
genuine desire to help build the community environment with fewer
social and economic dislocations. Mayor Fasching presented the
proclamation to Mrs. Geri Powell.
Mayor Fasching read a special proclamation declaring April 6,
1993 to be Don Wilsterman Day, and commending Police Officer Don
Wilsterman for his thirty-seven years of service to the City of
Arcadia. Officer Wilsterman has been the expert on fingerprint
examination, evidence organization, lab work, and official Police
and City photographer for most of his career. Don was named
Employee of the Year in 1982, and Officer of the year in 1992,
Officer wilsterman is retiring in May of this year.
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION
Duke Alan Swafford, S & B Investments, 26 1/2 E. Huntington
Drive. stated, in part, that he has been putting up with the
graffiti problem on his property for a long time. He spent $2800
on a decorative wrought iron fence around his property and the
business next door. His building has three very high glass
panels. This past Friday nightl Saturday morning someone etched
graffiti with a glass cutter into one of his windows. It will
cost $8500 to replace the glass. Recently he lost his next door
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2a.
LV. OF ABSENCE
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(Leticia
Corrall,P.D.,
Rosemarie
O'Sullivan,
Recreation)
(APPROVED)
2b.
AMENDED
CITY CHARTER
PRINTING
COSTS
( CONTINUED
TO APRIL 20,
1993)
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tenant because someone shot out that tenant's front glass
windows. The replacement cost $5800, The firs t week in
November that tenant received $185,000 worth of hunting and
archery equipment, The next morning it had all been stolen. The
loss of this tenant has already cost Mr, Swafford $10,000 in
rental fees. He has called every department in the City, The
Chief of Police tells him that they have patrols in that area,
However, there are drunks laying in the alley, sexual
paraphernalia in the parking lot, even though it is fenced, and
he has to keep his front door locked twenty-four hours a day
because he cannot subject his clientele to abuse from undesirable
persons wandering in and out. He was present to ask Council
what he can do? He would like some kind of response to tell him
how to cope with these problems.
Mayor Fasching responded that the Police Department has increased 1
patrols in that area; if a police officer had seen vandalism.
that officer would certainly have stopped it and apprehended the
person involved. The Mayor mentioned that he too has encountered
such problems at his business. This is a situation that all
cities are experiencing. The Police Department is doing the best
it can to control these problems and does a better job than is
done is most cities.
Councilman Harbicht noted that the Council shares Mr. Swafford's
frustration. The graffiti problem is a cancer on our society
that is growing by leaps and bounds. Latest estimates indicate
that over a billion dollars is being spent in the United States
on graffiti removal, and one can see how much is still evident.
The total amount of damage is incredible. He doesn't know what
the answer is. The City of Arcadia is doing everything it can.
The City spent over $60.000 last year removing graffiti from
public and private property.
Crai2 Bushey, 215 West Pamela Road. stated, in part. that he is
present to notify the Council that the High School Girls' Soccer
teams have won both the league and the CIF championships. These
girls on the team are fine ambassadors for the City. The girls'
sports at the high school do not receive the monitory support
that the, football team receives. Mr. Bushey requested that
Council donate $2,000 to the soccer team to purchase CIF
championship rings. There are nineteen team members, which would
amount to $110 per girl to go toward the purchase of the rings.
Mayor Fasching responded that this will be taken up for
discussion later in this meeting.
CONSENT ITEMS
On MOTION by Mayor Pro tem Ciraulo, seconded by Councilman
Harbicht and CARRIED, an extended leave of absence without pay,
April 9. 1993 through July 22, 1993 for Leticia Corral. Police
Clerk, Police Department, and extended leave of absence without
pay, May 17,1993 through July 20,1993 for Rosemarie O'Sullivan,
Senior Services Supervisor, Recreation Department were APPROVED.
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Consideration of request by the City Clerk for authorization to
transfer $2,117.68 from the General Fund to General City Account
Number 001-400-1701-7200 for reproduction of 2,000 copies of the
amended City Charter. Councilman Lojeski questioned the need
for as many as 2,000 copies of the City Charter, and if there
would be further changes or additions to the Charter within the
next year or two. In reply to questions from Council, the City
Attorney stated that there should be no State mandated changes
in the near future. Mayor Fasching noted that Council might
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review the Charter for possible additional changes. It was the
consensus of Council to CONTINUE this consent item to the April
20, 1993 Council meeting to allow the City Clerk time to provide
Council information of the cost to reproduce 1.000 copies of the
Charter.
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CONTRACT AWARD It was MOVED by Councilman Harbicht. seconded by Councilman
(Norman Ave. Margett and CARRIED. to AWARD the contract in the amount of
Drainage $27.931.00 to Thomas Equipment Rentals for the Norman Avenue
Improvements - Drainage Improvements - Job No. 671. Any informalities in the
Job No. 671) bid or bidding process are WAIVED, and the Mayor and City Clerk
(AWARDED) are AUTHORIZED to execute a contract in the form approved by the
City Attorney.
2d.
DESIGN
REVIEW
(Nordstrom
Bldg. - Santa
Anita Fashion
Park - 400
S.Baldwin
Ave.)
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AFFA RETIREE
HEALTH INS.
BUY-UP PROG.
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Consideration of design review of the proposed Nordstrom building
at 400 South Baldwin Avenue - Santa Anita Fashion Park Mall
expansion. Councilman Lojeski noted that, in view of the
magnitude of this project and the considerable investment in the
project on the part of the City, as well as the general interest
of the residents of the City in Nordstrom's new store, he would
appreciate more detailed renderings of the design, perhaps 8" x
10" glosses.
Chuck McKenzie, Nordstrom Store Planning, Seattle. stated that
he is sorry that color renderings and more complete information
detailing what is under way with the new store were not
distributed. This coming week he will provide more information
as to what it is going to look like. The Hahn Company is doing
the current work at the site. Nordstrom is excited about gecting
under way with the new store, and plan to advertise soon for bids
for the building shell through their general contractor, Bayley
Construction Company of Santa Ana. They plan to advertise for
bids for interior construction in July, 1993, and expect to open
August 26, 1994. They have enjoyed a good relationship with the
City staff, and working in a community that is receptive to the
new store. Nordstrom is looking forward to being a part of this
communi ty. Mayor Fasching said he is impressed by the way things
are going with the construction.
Mike Crei~hton. Callison Partnership, Ltd., Seatcle, in response
to questions from Councilman Margett, briefly described the
proposed designs for the oucside entries and the mall entries to
Nordstrom's new store. The designs will fit in harmoniously with
the present Arcadia Fashion Park. He also mentioned that they
are putting together new concepts for the interior look of the
departments. A similar concept is to be used for the remodeled
Nordstrom store in Glendale.
It was MOVED by Councilman Lojeski, seconded by Councilman
Margett and CARRIED to APPROVE che exterior elevations for the
proposed Nordstrom Building at 400 Souch Baldwin Avenue, and FIND
that the proposal is in compliance with the City's Architectural
Design Review (ADR) criteria.
It was MOVED by Councilman Harbicht, seconded by Councilman
Margett and CARRIED, to APPROVE che modification to the
Memorandum of Understanding with che Arcadia Firefighters
Association reducing the age 55 buy-up condition for retiree
health insurance to age 50. This to resolve inconsistencies
between the Firefighters Association buy-up benefit with that of
the AFSCME and APRA-represented employees.
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3a.
GRAFFI TI
REMOVAL
PROGRAM
(Report &
Reconnnenda-
tion -
Received
and Filed)
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CONSTRUCTION
SITE
MAINTENANCE
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REPORT
REC'D)
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CITY MANAGER
Review of the status of the graffiti removal program and
consideration of extending Graffiti Removal, Inc.'s contract to
include public property. The Assistant Planning Director
presented a report outlining the increasingly expensive problem
of graffiti removal in the City. Calls and reports about
graffiti are forwarded to the City's Code Enforcement Officer,
The Code Enforcement Officer inspects each incident on private
property and requests written authorization from the owner or
tenant to allow the City's contractor to remove the graffiti.
After this, the Code Enforcement Officer notifies Graffiti
Removal, Inc. to proceed with removal. If graffiti is on public
property, the Code Enforcement Officer reports the problem to the
Public Works Department for abatement. The possibility of
extending Graffiti Removal, Inc.'s contract to include public
property perhaps should be considered because, with the increase
in the amount of graffiti to be cleaned, Public Works personnel
are increasingly being removed from their day-to-day jobs for the
cleaning. The City has no jurisdiction for graffiti removal on
freeway walls. or property owned by other governmental agencies.
When the City receives calls or City personnel observe graffiti
on other public facilities and buildings, the appropriate
agencies are notified of the location. Graffiti is becoming a
very serious problem. The May I, 1993 City Newsletter will have
an article specifically addressing the City's graffiti removal
program.
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Some discussion ensued regarding efforts by other jurisdictions
to restrict availability of spray paint and marking pens, A few
years ago, consideration was given to an ordinance to restrict
the availability of such in Arcadia. Originally this was thought
to be preempted by the State statues. The California Supreme
Court ruled against this, and now cities can pass this kind of
legislation. Also, the Council had some practical concerns about
such an ordinance. Council received the staff report, and the
City Attorney will provide additional information for
consideration at a later date.
Consideration of report in response to the City Council's inquiry
concerning maintenance of construction sites. The Council has
expressed concern regarding the length of time taken to complete
some jobs and the maintenance of job sites. A survey of nine
cities indicated that none have a maximum time limit for
completion. Beverly Hills has requirements to keep the property
in a neat manner; Whittier requires chain link fencing of the
property. The remaining seven cities have no requirements;
however four of the cities indicated that building inspectors
handle clean-up complaints. Arcadia's building inspectors and
code enforcement officers try to ensure continued maintenance of
construction sites. In addition, the City has filed nuisance
abatements against property, and has had private companies clean
up the property at the property owner's expense. There have been
a few incidents of construction sites left in an uncompleted
state for a considerable period of time, but in most cases the
contractors complete the work in a timely manner. In situations
where contractors run out of financing, there is no practical way
for the City to ensure the timely completion of the project.
Wi th regard to the maintenance of the property, currently the
building inspectors are advising developers/contractors that no
inspections will be done until the site has been cleaned up (this
does not include removal of scrap piles but removal of all other
trash and debris).
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4a.
RESOLUTION
NO. 5718
(ADOPTED)
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RESOLUTION
NO. 5719
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4c.
RESOLUTION
NO. 5720
(ADOPTED)
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4d.
CITY MGR.
PERFORMANCE
EVALUAITON &
DEF. SALARY
INCREASE
(ADPPROVED)
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CITY ATTORNEY
The City Attorney presented and read the title of Resolution No.
5718: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA.
CALIFORNIA DECLARING THE CITY'S INTENTION TO VACATE AND ABANDON
PARCELS ONE (1) AND (2), PORTIONS OF GREENFIELD AVENUE; DIREGTING
THE CLERK OF THE COUNCIL TO FILE SAID MAP IN HER OFFICE SHOWING
SAID PORTIONS: SETTING A PUBLIC HEARING THEREON FOR MAY 4. 1993:
AND DIRECTING NOTICE THEREOF TO BE POSTED AND PUBLISHED".
It was MOVED by Mayor pro tem Ciraulo, seconded by Councilman
Lojeski and CARRIED on roll call vote as follows that Resolution
No. 5718 be and it is hereby ADOPTED,
AYES:
Councilmen Ciraulo, Harbicht, Loj eski, Margett and
Fasching
None
None
NOES:
ABSENT:
The City Attorney presented and read the title of Resolution No.
5719: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA,
CALIFORNIA. CONSENTING TO ESTABLISHMENT OF THE PORTIONS OF LAS
TUNAS DRIVE WITHIN SAID CITY AS PART OF THE SYSTEM OF HIGHWAYS
OF THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES".
It was MOVED by Councilman Lojeski, seconded by Councilman
Harbicht and CARRIED on roll call vote as follows that Resolution
No, 5719 be and it is hereby ADOPTED.
AYES:
Councilmen Ciraulo, Harbicht, Loj eski. Margett and
Fasching
None
None
NOES:
ABSENT:
The City Attorney presented and read the title of Resolution No,
5720: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA.
CALIFORNIA, CONSENTING TO ESTABLISHMENT OF THE PORTION OF LIVE
OAl< AVENUE/ARROW HIGHWAY FROM SANTA ANITA AVENUE TO SAN DIMAS
CANYON ROAD WITHIN SAID CITY AS A PART OF THE SYSTEM OF HIGHWAYS
OF THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES".
It was MOVED by Councilman Harbicht. seconded by Mayor Pro tem
Ciraulo and CARRIED on roll call vote as follows that Resolution
No. 5720 be and it is hereby ADOPTED.
AYES:
Councilmen Ciraulo, Harbicht, Loj eski, Margett' and
Fasching
None
None
NOES:
ABSENT:
Pursuant to direction of the City Council, upon satisfactory
performance evaluation, a salary adjustment of five percent (5%)
for the City Manager shall be implemented. To assure consistency
with other possible salary deferrals for City staff. the City
Manager requested a six (6) month deferral of this approved
increase to his salary.
It was MOVED by Councilman Margett, seconded by Councilman
Lojeski and CARRIED on roll call vote as follows to AFFIRM the
City Manager's satisfactory performance evaluation; and AUTHORIZE
a five percent (5%) increase to his current salary to be
effective on January 1. 1994, with DIRECTION to adjust' the
appropriate resolution ~xhibits and salary schedules to reflect
this adjustment.
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POLICE CHIEF
JOHNSON
(Contingency
Plans for
City
Protection)
6.
LOJESKI
(Tin Sheds
Design Rev.
Santa Anita
N. Of
Colorado)
(Review of
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Procedure
r/$ r for
Entertainment
Type
Activities)
(R V Parking
Control)
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CIRAULO
(R V Parking
Control)
HARBICHT
(R V Parking
Control)
MARGETT
(R V Parking
Control
FASCHING
CIRAULO
(R V Parking
Control)
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AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
Councilmen Ciraulo, Lojeski. Margett and Fasching
Councilman Harbicht
None
MATTERS FROM STAFF
Police Chief Neal Johnson read a statement to the effect that the
Arcadia Police Department assures the community that contingency
plans to protect the City and its residents are in place in the
event there should be any civil disturbance when the verdict is
delivered on the Rodney King case. This notice has been
distributed City-wide and, will be printed in the local
newspapers.
MATTERS FROM ELECTED OFFICIALS
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Councilman Lojeski recalled a design review for tin sheds on
Santa Anita Avenue north of Colorado. He would like to know what
happened to that project. Staff will check on this,
In response to Councilman Lojeski's question, staff reviewed the
Business License Department's procedure for review of
entertainment type activities. Councilman Lojeski appreciates
seeing advance copies of such reviews in the Newsletter. In the
past he has seen advertisements for various types of activities
only after they had been processed by the Business License
Department, 1. e., the new Mystery Cafe at the... Embassy Suites
which was advertised in the Chamber of Commerce Newsletter before
Council was aware of it. In some instances, he would like to
have the opportunity to make some comments on such reviews.
Councilman Lojeski inquired if Council would be interested in
consideration of a time limit for parking motor homes and other
types of recreational vehicles including boats on residential
property. Perhaps there should be a maximum amount of time
allowed for such vehicles to be parked in front yards.
Councilman Lojeski has even seen one motor home on blocks. He
wonders if this is safe, and also if such an arrangement may be
being used as a more or less permanent domicile. He noted that
Arcadia is a city of homes; not a city of motor homes and boats.
Mayor Pro tern Ciraulo agreed. He would like staff to come back
to Council with a recommendation for a time limit for motor
homes, recreational vehicles and boats to be allowed to be parked
on properties within sight of the street. Staff will come back
to Council with a report and recommendation.
Councilman Harbicht noted this matter had come before the Duarte
Council when he was a member of that body. That Council directed
staff to enforce an ordinance prohibiting storage of RV vehicles
for more than a set number of days. There was a tremendous
negative response from the citizens. He warns Council that
consideration of imposing restrictions on RV vehicles will
undoubtedly result in late night sessions and hard feelings.
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Councilman Margett said he recalled this matter of parking of RV
vehicles being raised previously. Staff responded this was 12 -
15 years ago, and it did result in residents filling the Council
Chamber. The item was eventually tabled.
Mayor Fasching and Mayor Pro tern Ciraulo would like to look into
this matter not necessarily to take any action. Mayor
Fasching also expressed ,concern about motor homes on blocks and
if such homes are being used as permanent residences. Staff
replied motor homes as permanent residences are not permitted in
the City. Also City regulations control the number of such
vehicles that would be visible from the street. Mayor Fasching
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(Undocumented
Persons in
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(Undocumented
Persons)
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would also like to hear what neighbors of such properties might
have to say,
Councilman Margett discussed several Senate Bills which are
concerned with undocumented aliens in the Southern California
area. The numbers brought out in these documents are appalling,
Runaway costs for education, workers' compensation expenses I
health care, etc. for 300.000 poor immigrants who are
undocumented persons in this area are costing the County
$947.000.000 per year. Such persons contribute approximately
$139.000,000 - a difference of $808.000,000. Health care and
education costs cause the biggest impact. Councilman Margett
feels that Council should let the legislators know that we are
cognizant of these problems. These numbers are mind boggling and
will eventually break the state and the county. Along with other
levels of local government, Arcadia is fighting the budget
.., situation with the state taking sales and property tax monies.
Councilman Margett would like to see this item placed on the
agenda and to solicit comments. He would like to see Assemblyman
Mountjoy backed up with some sort of City resolution to help the
work he is trying to do. The legislators need our support.
Mayor Fasching agreed that the problem needs to be addressed.
He suggested the matter be placed on the agenda for the next
Council meeting. Councilman Harbicht would like to see a
resolution brought back to Council also.
(Business Lic. Mayor Fasching referred to a flyer concerning western dancing at
Reviews - Santa Anita. He had no knowledge of this previously. He agreed
Entertainment with Councilman Lojeski that he liked to receive notices of such
Activities) matters before the Business License Department 'review.
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(Orange
Grove
Avenue
Improvement)
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HARBICHT
(Or ange
Grove Avenue
Improvement)
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FASCHING
(Orange Grove
Avenue
Improvement)
(P. D.
Evidence
Technician)
Mayor Fasching stated. in part, that the Orange Grove Avenue
improvement project keeps going back and forth, and now Sierra
Madre wants to keep an unsafe dip in the street and put in a
couple of stop signs. The street is abominable. Arcadia
residents along the street were happy with the plan that the City
had worked out. Council has tried to work with Sierra Madre.
Apparently it is their feeling that the dip keeps traffic moving
slowly, but it is a detriment to anybody traveling on the street.
In nine years nothing has been accomplished. Apparently it is
to be on the Sierra Madre Council agenda for further discussion
on April 13.
Councilman Harbicht mentioned that when Councilman Lojeski left
the Council three years ago, he said he regretted that the
improvement of Orange Grove Avenue was still not finished. With
regard to the dip in the street -- leaving a dangerous condition
so that people have to go slower is not the way to do street
improvement planning. Also, using token stop signs as a kind of
ransom, more or less, is-not the way stop signs should go in.
The question of whether or not a stop sign is warranted at a
certain spot is something that has been studied by traffic
engineers and valid standards have been set. The placement of
stop signs should be a totally separate matter. The issue here
is how to make this street safe.
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M~yor Fasching referred to the months and months of time spent
on the design of that street to maintain the rural setting. And
now we are wasting a lot of time over the unsafe dip in the
street and stop signs.
Mayor Fasching referred to a Police Department recommendation to
replace a sworn police officer with a regular employee who will
handle and store evidence. This will save many thousands of
dollars and is a good idea.
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FASCHING
(Arcadia
County
Park)
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(Girls Soccer
Team Rings)
Of,... ,; ':SO
FASCHING
(In Memory
of Kathleen
Dale Harbicht)
7.
ADJOURNMENT
(Apr.12,1993 -
5:30 p.m.)
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Mayor Fasching said he had received a telephone call from a
reporter from the Los Angeles Times inquiring about a rumor that
there is a possibility that Los Angeles County may close the
Arcadia Park, This was the first time he had heard about this
possibility. Staff reported that sometimes discussion of
potential budget cuts create rumors before the cuts are even
considered. Staff has heard nothing further at this point. The
comment was from a newspaper article; there has apparently been
no discussion from County staff. The comment was made that
Arcadia staff might be more cost efficient in maintinaing the
park with the help of revenues from the golf course. Council
would hate to see the park abandoned and fenced off.
It was the consensus of Council that the City could not
contribute toward the rings for the Girls Soccer team. as
suggested earlier in this meeting by Mr. Bushey.
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"I would like to adjourn tonight's meeting in memory of Kathleen
Dale Harbicht. Mrs. Harbicht was born in Ontario. Canada in 1914
and passed away March 28. 1993. An active civic leader, Dale was
an honorary life member and past president of the Duarte Women's
Club; past president of the PTA; member of the Duarte Library and
Planning Commissions and past president of the Monrovia Guild of
Children's Hospital. She was also active in the League of Women
Voters, Red Cross and long-time Member of St. Luke's Episcopal
Church in Monrovia. She is survived by her husband of 54 years,
Robert Harbicht; sons, Bob (Patsy) Harbicht and John (Carrie)
Harbicht; daughter Carol (Kent) Giboney; brother, Jack (Ruth)
McAlary; sister, Jane (Bob) Meyer; eight grandchildren: and three
great-grandchildren. A memorial service was held Thursday, at
St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Monrovia. Bob, on behalf of myself
and the Council, I would like to extend our deepest sympathy on
the loss of your mother".
The City Council ADJOURNED at 9:43 p. m. to Monday, April 12,
1993 at 5:30 p. m. in the Conference Room of the Council Chambers
for an Adjourned Regular Meeting (Special Work Session) to
conduct the business of the Council and any Closed Session
necessary to discuss personnel, litigation matters and evaluation
of properties.
Mayor
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