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: Date of fileeting: January 4, 1966 ; Name '\, 1 Time of Meeting: 7:00'P,M. : of '{
: ROLL CALL was answered by Counci lnen Dunne, i Neiswender, Atkinson, Hughes and Jardine, Also i : present were City ?4anager idamaux, City Attorney ; i Wilson and City C?erk Adams.
i INVOCATION was offered by Chaplain M. J. Bouterse:
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: ALLEGIANCE to the Ffag was given.
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I I t I I I (a) Approval of the Itinutes of the regular ; Dunne ; meeting of December 21, 1965, was deferred until i Weiswendc I the next regular meeting. : Atkinson
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a I I k t I 1 \ i'layor Atkinson recognized a letter from the State: i of California, Office of Architecture and Con- I 1 : struction, dated December 17, 1965, requesting i i certain information relating to water and sewer : ; facilities, as their office is presently studying: i the feasibility of a site southeasterly of Carls-: : bad, along with other sites in San Diego County, i
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; The IIIayor requested that a letter be sent to the i i State of California, Office of Architecture and i { Construction, stating the Council's appc;sition ; I to this proposed facility being located in or i I near Carlsbad. Also that s. copy of this letter : ; be sent to Assemblyman Hale Ashcraft. I I
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; fh2re were no oral communications.
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1 (a) Resolution of Intention No. 1797 for A.D. i i Ilo. 4-1964 - Downtown Street Lighting District, i I 1'911 Act Proceedings. !
i The Clayor announced this was the time and place ; !
: fixed by this Council for hearing objections or ! 1 protests on the proposed Work, or the extent of : : the assessment district, under the Resolution of i i Intention 110. 1197, providing for certain street : ; l jghting improvements to be known as "Downtown I i Street Lighting Improvements".
1 The Clerk presented the affidavits of publication:, i mailing and posting , and the Council ordered the I i same filed.
! The Mayor requested the Clerk to read at I pro- i i tests that had been filed up to the hour of 7:30 i : o'clock P.?].
: The Clerk presented a written certification that ; !
i no protests or objections had been received by ; : her up to the hour of 7:30 o'clock P.r.1. * I
: The i4ayor announced that the City Council would i i now hear any oral protests or objections concern-:
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I i i As there were no persons present desiring to I 4 I I f speak, the public hearing was decllard closed at : i 7:35 P.F*?. I 1
i After consideration by the Council the following l :
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: Resolution No. 1203. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY i Dunne i COUMCIL OF THE CITY OF CARLSEAD, CALIFORP4IA, i tiei swendc i 8AKIWG FINDINGS AHD OVERRULING PROTESTS AND OB- : Atkinson : JECTIONS for A.D. No. 4-1964, was adopted by i Hughes I title only and ftlrther reading waived. I Jardine
I Resolution 20. 1204. A RESOLUTIO& OF THE CITY ; COUfJCIL OF THE CITY OF CARLSBAD DETERNINING THE i i GENERAL PREVAILING RATE 1;)F PER DIEM IMAGES AMD
f THE GENERAL PREVAILIWG @ATE FOR HOLIDAY AND OVER-j Dunne i TIME MORK IN THE CITY OF CARLSf3AU FOR CERTAIN : ftei swendc
; for A.D. No, 4-1964, was adopted by title only :Hughes i and further reading waived. I Jardine
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i ReSoIution No. 1205. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY I i COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CRRLSBAD, ORDERING THE ; CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN STREET INPROVEMENTS AND i Dunne
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! ORDERING POSTING A!JD PUBLICATION OF NOTICES IN- i Neiswendc i VITING SEALED PROPOSALS OR BIDS, for A.D. No. : Atki nson : 4-1964, was adopted by title on?y and further , ; Hughes i reading waived. : Jardine
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I ? I I I 1 (a) Freeway Agreement. The Council was informed! t a new agreement has been prepared by the State :
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i Cmn. Jardine inquired if the nap attached to the i : agreement was in fact the same map that was con- i i sidered at the time the Divisfon of Highways held: : their hearing in Carlsbad. I I
i The City Engineer informed the Council it was the: : same nap except for the addition of the overpass : I at Chinquapin Avenue. The City has an agreement i : with the State, and this agreement supercedes the! i previous agreement. I I
I The following resolution was presented: : Resolution No. 1206. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY i ; COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CARLSBAD AUTHORIZING THE I i NAYOR TO EXECUTE FREEbfAY AGREEHEMT BETbiEEH THE : Dunne I STATE OF CAtIFCRNIA AND THE CITY COVERING ROAD f Neiswendc
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i 11-SO-5 PM R46.1-50.3 BETNEEPI THE SOUTH CITY : Atkinson : LIHITS AND NORTH CITY LIMITS OF CARLSBAD, W~S i Hughes ! adopted by title only and further reading waived.: Jardine
I I I i : (b) Resolution #1207, regarding parking limit i I on a portion of Grand Avenue and speed limit on I
I Odean Street. The City Attorney informed the I ! Council a resolution has been prepared for the : t v i Councjl's consideration in accbrdance with recorn-! i mendations made by the staff. This resolution ; i would increase the speed limit on Ocean Street i : from 15 m.p.h. to 25 m.p.h. Also due to the I I I Post Office being moved further east, it is recon(- ; mended that the I5 minute parking area be extend-: I ed from the alley between State Street and I !
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I i Roosevelt Street easterly to include the area in i .: fror?t of the Past Office. I I
I ;jayor Atkinson requested that the portion regard-: i ing the speed limit on Ocean Street be held over i : until a further study could be made as to addi- : ! tional stop signs being installed at the inter- i : 1. cepting streets. e t
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1 amendment is the vehicle code allows a 25 m.p.h. i i speed limit for streets exceeding 20 feet of I I
; pavement. Citations have been issued to persons I i exceeding the 15 m.p.h. speed jirnit on Ocean St. i
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: Cmn. Neiswender requested that the word "Donut i I Shop" be eliminated and specific distance shown i : for the extension of the 15 minute parking area : i on Grand Avenue.
i After further discussion it was agreed that the i i following reso7ution be adopted, deleting the b 8 : portion regarding the speed limit on Ocean Street!, i and that a specific distance be designated as to :
t the extension of the parking area on Grand Avenue!:
I ! i Resolution No. 1207. A RESOLUTIOPI OF JCSE CITY i Dunne i COUWCIL OF THE CITY OF CARLSBAD REGARDING PARKIPJG; I'leiswendc i LIMIT ON A PORTIOQ OF GRAND AVENUE, was adopted : Atkinson : by title only and further reading waived. i Hughes
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I I I I I t (a) Report on vacation of Valley Street. A 1 written report was submitted to the Council show-!
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i ing the es%irnated cost of development for the I proposed park facilities as $20,000 and a yearly i :maintenance cost of $5,000. Also an estimated i i cost was given for the opening and improving of : : James Street in the amount of $80,000, plus i right of way costs.
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I # # I I f The report further stated the vacation of Valley ; : Street is feasible, provided James Drive is open-! i ed and improved and provided adequate utility 5 I
! rights are reserved. It was noted that ownership: i of vacated streets revert to the ownership of the: : land from which the street was originally taken. i i It was recommended that the actual ownership of ; I the vacated street be resolved prior to vacation.:
i Mayor Atkinson recognized a letter from Howard 14.: : Demler, 1565 Chestnut Ave., objectlng to the i vacation of Valley Street and the opening of : James Drive.
: Edayor Atkinson stated the most important item to I i him concerning this matter would. be the closing : : of Valley Street and the opening of James Drive i i simultaneously, 1 I
i Cmn. Jardine inquired if the school is prohibited; i from participating in a 1911 Act proceedings if ; : James Drive were improved under such proceedings.: : Or. Taylor, Superintendent of the Carlsbad School: i District, . ~ ". was present, .. and stated " the school has ;
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I i The City Planner stated they do not fee7 the i opening of James Drive is too important at this : : time; however, perhaps within the next five years! i it will be necessary, and sufficient ?and should : : be dedicated by the school at this time. I i
I ilr. Taylor stated the Board realizes it is im- :.portant to have James Drive extended and that thei : school participate in the cost of improvement. I I I fie could see no difficulty in having the necessary i right of way dedicated at this time. I I
f Cmn. Dunne stated he felt the extension of James i i Drive is something in the future. According to i i the Pol ice and Fire Departments they have no ob- : : jection to the closing of Valley Street. How- r ever, he did feel the necessary right of.way : should be dedicated at this time by the School i i Di s tri ct.
! Cmn. Jardine stated the Nayor assigned a specific: : task to the Parks and Recreation Commission, and i i he wondered if a report had been received back : : from the Commission. I I
i The Mayor presented a memorandum from the Tempor-! ; ary Chairman of the Parks and Recreation Commis- I i sion, stating it was not possible for the Commis-;
; sion to consider the park facility in detail i prior to the Council meeting of January 4, 1966. i : The Commission feels the location for the park : 1 between the filagnoiia and Val!ey Schools is highly! : desirable. As far as the Commissions feelings : i with regard to the costs of developing and main- I i taining the area, they could not tali thout some I : time for study, express an opinion.
: Cmn. Dunne asked how this park facility would i i affect Holiday Park.
I The City Manager stated it would not affect ; Holiday Park.
! Cmn. Hughes asked if there would be a division i i betvleen the school playground and the area desig-: : nated for a city park? Also would the playground: i area be available to the public on weekends?
i Dr. Taylor stated there would be no division be- ! i tween the school playground and the park facility: : The school playground would be open to the publici i on weekends far park and play use. 1 8
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1 Council it was agreed that a letter be sent to ;, I the School District indicating the city's inter- :Dunne : est in the offer of the park facilities, and the iMeiswende' i City Attorney jnstructed to work with the County i Atkinson i Caunsel's office as to the street vacation and : Hughes ; the dedication for the opening of James Drive. ! I Jardi ne
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t I i (b) Second reading of Ordinance #9183, regarding: i classification of annexed and unclassified propergy. I
1 i The following ordinance was presented for a : second reading:
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I : Ordinance No. 9183. AI4 ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ! Otanne i CARLSBAD AMENDIMG SECTION 306 OF ORDINAFiCE NO. i Neiswendr ; 9060 REGARDING CLASSIFICATION OF ANNEXER AND UN- I Atkinson i CLASSIFIED PROPERTY,-was adopted by title only i ffughes 1 and further reading waived. : Jardine
I (c) Second reading of Ordinance #7033, regarding! : connection fee for connection to City Sewer 1 I i System. The following ordinance was presented I
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I ! I I 1 Ordinance No. 7033. AH ORDINAWCE ADDING SEGTIOFJ ! Bunne i 8 TO ORDIMAilCE NO. 7020 REGARDING CONNECTION FEE i Neiswendc : FOR CONNECTION TO CITY SEWER SYSTEM, was adopted ; Atkinson i by title only and further reading waived. i Hughes
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j Appointment to Parks and Recreation Commission. :
i With the consent of the Council fiilayor Atkinson ! : appointed Robert Little, 3940 Hibiscus Circle, 6 I !to fill the unexpired term of Edward (Yummel, to i ; the Parks and Recreation Commission. I I
i Cmn. Hughes inquired if it were possible for the i ; City to reacquire rights of way from the State i i Division of Highway along Carlsbad Blvd. At : present it appears to be three lanes south bound i
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i Mr. Thornton, Assistant Engineer, informed the i : Council the State Division of Beaches and Parks : i recently submitted their improvement plans for i : Carlsbad B'ivd. for checking. The state is in I I i hopes of having money budgeted in the fiscal year!
i 1966-67 to complete their facilities along Carls-: i bad Blvd. I 1
, ! Cmn. Neiswender stated approximately two years i i ago a great deal of interest was generated con- i : cerning t? down ramp at Oak Ave. and"O-cean St. , ; i in order to have access to a road that would run : : parallel -with Carlsbad Blvd. belaw the bluff. I i Cmn. Neiswender further stated he had discussed ... i : this matter with Assemblyman Hale Ashcraft. # I
1 CIIIPI. Neiswender inquired as to a stop sign being t i installed at the intersection of Basswood Avenue i i and Hfghhland Drive. He is particularly interest-: :ed in the traffic on both streets and would like i
!to have a report made.
i The City Manager informed the Council the shrub- i : bery was trimmed; however, the Traffic Safety I \ Committee has not met prior to this meeting. A i i report wi 11 be made at the next regular meeting. :
i Cmn. Jardine stated there is an alley that runs i : parallel with Elm Aye. between Madison and Roose-i i velt streets that is in a deplorable condition. 1
i The City Manager stated the alley nil1 be taken i : care of as soon as the ground dries out. I I
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! Cmn. Dunne stated he felt the traffic in the ! I intersection of State Street and Elm Avenue shoulb :be studied. In his opinion this intersection I i warrants a traffic signal more than the inter- i :section of Grand Avenue and State Street. Per- :
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I Encroachment permit. Mr, liarvey RO:~, owner of a i iwho~esa~e meat concern on State Street, is re- I questing an encroachment permit to install a con-! ! crete pad for his freezer compressors in the 1 Cedar Avenue right of way. ile would like an in- i I dication from the City that they are not going : i to make use of this portion of the street. 4
: It was pointed out the City OWRS an SO' right of ! ! way for Cedar Avenue.
; Cmn, Neiswender stated if the City oxns this i right of way it cught to be paved and perhaps i : used for a parking area. t t
1 The Building Inspector was present and suggested I : that if the encroachment permit is granted it i i be subject to the Building Department reviewing :
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1 Discussion was given as to the $50.00 permit fee i i and penalty. I 1
i Cy motion of the Council it was agreed tbat the i Dunne ; Encroachment Permit be granted wi2h the conditionj Neiswende i that the 3uilding Department be allowed to re- f Atkinson i view all plans for future expansion, that a $50.0P~ughes : permit fee be charged, and the penalty waived. : Jardine
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I ! I I i Amendment to Group Insurance Agreement. The Cityi i Attorney informed the Council he has reviewed the! ; amendrnents to the Group Insurance Agreement, and i i they are very minor. He recommended that the I I : Ci ty Wanager be autho'rized to execute the agree- i I ment. I
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I ! i By motion of the Council the City Planager was ! Dunne : authorized to execute the agreement on behalf of i Neiswende i the City of Carfsbad. : Azki nson
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I 1 I I i Cmn. Neiswender requested that a report be made i I as to the cost of improvement for a parking lot : ; in the Cedar Avenue right of way,
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: Fire. Department for the beautiful Christmas dis- ; i play. Also there were many beautiful displays i { by private home owners. I I
i TION OF PAYROtL: I
: Autholri tation was given for the payment of bflls i i for the general expenses of the City in the amounk
i of $499737.95 and for the Water Department in the! Dunne i amount of $32,264.50 for the period December 21, : Neiswende i 1965 to January 4, 1966, as certified by the i Atkinson : Director of Finance. and approved by the Auditing I Hughes I Comni ttee. : Jardine
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I I I I I I I I I I : Playor Atkinson asked that this meeting be adjourn;
i discussing the May Co. Agreement.
i By motion of the Council the meeting was adjournehDunne
! to Friday, January 7, 1966, at 7:OO P.M. : Nei swendc
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i By proper motion the meeting was declared ad- i journed at 8:02 P.M.
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