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5/23/1960111,06. 05 - MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF,_ T HE .CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROLLING HILLS, CALIFORNIA 23. May 1960 The regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Rolling Hills was called to order by Mayor Nielsen at 7:30 P.M., Monday,123 May 1960 in the City Hall.. ROLL CALL Present: Councilmen Horn, O'Flaherty, Roach, Tourtelot and Mayor- Nielsen Absent: None Also present: City C1erk.Gilbert B. Myers, City Attorney William Kinley, Mary Louise Powers, e Patricia -Gribbin, Donald Barclay, Mrs. Graydon Beeks, Mrs. Conrad Fischer, Leland Voeltz, R. E. Hall, Edward J. Reap, F. W. Woodbridge,,C. R. Mickelson,. and Mr. Smith, Office of County Engineer. APPROVAL OF MINUTES The minutes of the meeting held 11 April 1960 were approved as corrected. The minutes of 9 May 1960 were held over for consideration until such time as then are available. PERSONAL APPEARANCES (a) Mr. .Donald Barclay, representing Young Land Co., and Mr. Smith, Office of the County Engineer, appeared regarding Crest School sewer. S13.gg-gested resolution entitled "A Resolution of the pity Council of the City of Rolling Hills Giving Consent and Granting Jurisdiction to the County of Los Angeles for the Inclusion of the Site of La Cresta School and the Administrative Center of the Palo Verde School District within the Consolidated Sewer Maintenance District" presented by Young Land Co. for adoption by the City Council. - Mr. Kinley reported that he had contacted David Mix, Deputy City Counsel, and that no action could be taken on the resolution until after the reply from Mr. Mix (b) A group of Eastfield property owners composed of Messrs. L. Voeltz, R. Hall, E. Reap, and C. -Mickelson, and F. W. Woodbridge appeared to report that the Regional Planning Commission of Lbs Angeles County was consideringan application being Zoning Case No. 3962-(4to reduce the zoning outside of the city limits, but along the easterly bo undary`of the City from R -A-1 acre to R -A-12,000. Mr. Kinley advised the group to attend the Regional Planning Commission Hearing to -be held May 31, 1960, and register their protest° to the proposed change of zone. Councilman O'Flaherty agreed to attend the Hearing and Councilman Horn stated that he will also attend, if possible. Councilman Tourtelot moved the adoption of Resolution No. 97 entitled "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Rolling Hills, California, Protesting Change of Zone in Zoning Case No. 3962..(4) from R -A-1 to R -A-12,000." Therlmotion was seconded by Q (,D Councilman Horn and on roll call vote by the City Clerk was unanimously passed. Resolution No. 97 is set forth in full in the book of Resolutions. REPORT AND AUDIT OF CITY ACCOUNTS AND FUNDS AS OF APRIL 30.1960, The City Clerk read to the Council a report, from Cotton and Francisco, City Auditors, a letter to the effect that alL f ands and accounts of the City through April 30, 1960 during the term of office, of Deputy City Treasurer and Deputy City Clerk Phyllis Stockdale were in correct balance. A copy of said report is on file in the records of the City Treasurer. On a motioncduly made and seconded, and unanimously passed the report was approved and accepted. CORRESPONDENCE y The City Clerk read the following: (a) a letter from ,the office of the Secretary of State dated 17 May 1960 advising that Ordinance No. 30 had been filed in their office. (b) a letter from the City of Hope suggesting that June 5 be proclaimed as "Hope Sunday". (c) a letter from South Bay Engineering Company regarding status of plans and specifications for Flood Control Storm Drains. (d) a letter from California Contract Cities Assn. reporting a First Annual Seminar April 29 -May 1 1960 in Palm Springs. (e) a letter from Walker and Conners Insurance Agency, Inc. quoting annual premium of $957.60 on insurance. City Manager was directed to take this under con- sideration. (f) a report on the 1960 White House Conference on Children and Youth to be held 25 May 1960 in Los Angeles. (g) a letter from United States Committee for United Nations proclaiming United Nations Day, 24 Oct. 1960 (h) Monthly report from the Sheriffs *Department. (i) a letter to Sheriff Pit chess from City. Clerk Gilbert B. Myers re transfer of Capt. R. Weddle. (j) Resolutions from citiescf E1 Centro, Huntington Park and Norwalk requesting the producers, distributors, and exhibitors of motion pictures in this area to cease gorthwith the presentation of films to be published which,are salacious in nature. The resolutions were noted with interest by the City Council. (k) a letter from the law firm of Sweeney, Irwin & Foye, relative to Swim Schools and a new type of "Swim -at -Homer" swim school. Mr. Kinley reported that he had replied to the communication by E letter and that no further action was necessary. (1) a copy of the telegram sent to the Board of Supervisors 17 May 1960 expressing opposition to the reduction in work week for county firemen. (m) a letter from the Firemen's Association asking a special meeting of the City Council to support the reduction in firemen's working hours. INTRODUCTION AND FIRST READING OF ORDINANCE.NO,�3 Councilman Horn read in full,.the title of the proposed Ordinance No. 33 "An -Ordinance 'ot"iheCity of Rolling Hilis, Californias providing for Zoning in said City" and moved that thereading of the proposed ordinance yin full be waived, ' .•.The motion -was seconded by Councilman Tourtelot. On roll call vote on Councilman Hornts motion taken by the City Clerk the voting was as follows: - Ayes: Councilman Horn, Councilman Tourtelot�, and Mayor Nielsen Noes:. Councilman Ot°Flaherty and Councilman Roach Absent: None The City Clerk was instructed to advise the Planning Commission of the foregoing action, and request that they prepare amendments to Ordinance No. 33 as might be considered necessary as a result of a study of the Publiq Hearings. ANNUAL BUDGET FORMATION The City Treasurer reported that a meeting with Association Finance Officer, Bernard Young, and a represent- ative from the accountin firm of Robbins and Lake will be he ld Tuesday, 24 May 1990 to prepare the first draft of the 1960-1961 Budget; a report will be made at the next meeting. WATER COMPANY RATE INCREASE APPLICATION A discussion of the petition for a water rate increase by Palos Verdes Water Company was had; no action was taken. -PENINSULA COORDINATING COUNCIL Mayor Nielsen was appointed to serve as a representative to the Peninsula Coordinating Council. ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE N0. U-23 Councilman.Horn introduced and moved the adoption of Ordinance;No. U-23 entitled "An -Ordinance of the City of Rolling Hills, California, Fixing the Bond Required of the City Clerk, City Treasurer and Mayor" which motion was seconded by Mayor Nielsen; The ordinance was -read in'full and on roll call vote by the City Clerk was unanimously adopted, Ordinance No. U-23 is set forth in full in the Book of Ordinances. ADOP'T'ION OF ORDINANCE NO. -U-24 Councilman Roach introduced and moved the- adoption of Ordinance No. U-24 entitled "An Ordinance of the -City of Rolling Hills, California, Fixing the Bond Required of the Deputy City Cler-k, Deputy City Treasurer, and Mayor Pro Tempore". The ordinance was read in full and on roll call vote by the City Clerk was unanimously adopted. Ordinance No. U-24 is set forth in full in the Book of Ordinances. RESOLUTION No. 98 Councilman Roach moved that Resolution No. 98 entitled 9A Resolution of the City Council'of the City of Rolling Hills, California, appointing a Deputy City Clerk, Deputy City Treasurer, Purchasing Officer and Secretaryrof the Planning Commission, and Fixing the Terms of Appointment and .Compensation Thereforti -be adopted., The motion was seconded by Councilman Horn and on - 1 1 I- - rollcallvote by the City PlPrk,was unanimously adopted. Resolution No. 98 is set forth in full in the Book of Resolutions. ,RESOLUTION NO. 99 Councilman Tourtelot moved that Resolution No. 99 entitled ""A Resolution of the City Council°of the City of Rolling Hills, California, Appointing a City Treasurer, and Fixing the Terms of Appointment and Compensation Therefor" be adopted. The motion was seconded by Council- man Roach, and on roll call vote by the City Clerk was unanimously adopted. Resolution No. 99 is set forth in full in the Book of Resolutions. RESOLUTION No. JOQ Councilman Tourtelot moved that Resolution No. 100 entitled 1,tA Resolution of the - City Council of the City of Rolling Hills; California, Authorizing Vigo G. Nielsen, as Mayor, and Fred I. Tourtelots as Mayor Pro Temp and Gilbert B. Myers, as City Treasurer, to Sign on the Bank Accounts of Said City" be adopted. The motion was seconded by Councilman Roacho and on roll call vote by the City Clerk was unanimously adopted. Resolution No. 100 is set forth in full in the Book of Resolutions. RUSSELL LAW SUIT Mr. Kinley reported on the present status of the action entitled,"Russell versus the City of Rolling Hills". CITY BILLS The City Manager presented the register of be allowed for On Councilman bills to payment. motion of Tourtelot, seconded by Councilman,OtFlaherty and on roll call vote by the City Clerk unanimously carried. Demands 611 through 635 were approved for payment from the General Fund, and Demand 636 was approved for payment, from the 'In -Lieu Fund,, as follows: Demand No. 611 Gilbert B. Myers 1,069.30 Demand No. 612 William Kinley 400.00 Demand No. 613 Phyllis S. Stockdale 210.27 Demand No. 614 Mary Louise Powers 205-08 Demand No. 615 Southern Calif. Edison Co. :42.69 Demand No. 616 Southern Calif. Gas Co. 13-93 Demand No. 617 :Palos Verdes Water Co. 9.90 Demand No. 618 Pacific Telephone 17-12 Demand No. 619 General Telephone Co. 76.99 Demand No. 620 Masonp Kinley & Wallace 6.60 Demand No. 621 Anchor Press 28.22 Demand No. 622 The Corinth Co. 20.00 Demand No. 623 Howard C. Mewes 65«00 Demand No. 624 Los Angeles Co. Health Dept. 3:00 Demand No. 625 City Copier Service 22.73 Demand No. 626 Palos Verdes Publishing Co- 4.06 Demand No. 627 Mrs. Edith Brewer 21.00 Demand No. 628 Mrs. Lois Gray 18.00 Demand No. 629 Mrs. Georgine Hook 18.00 Demand No. 630 Mrs. Sarah Amberg 18.00 Demand No. 631 South Bay Engineering Co. 8 .00 Demand No. 632 Charles C. Miller 7..75 Demand No. 633 California Bank 225-40 Demand No. 634 Rolling Hills Community Assn. 6,396.64 Demand No. 635 Registrar of Voters-L.A. Co. 1080 Total to be paid from General Fund qv065.48 Demand No. 636 L. A. Co. Sheriff Dept. Total to be paid from In Lieu Fund 2o450-00 310 A?FROVAL AND ACCEPTANCE OF BONDS 'FOR .MAYOR AND MAYOR FRO _TEMPORE The official bonds of Vigo G. Nielsen as.Mayor, and of Fred I, Tourtelot as Mayor pro tempore, in the amounts of $1,00.0..00 each were presented to the Council for approval. On-°.;a�-mo.tion duly made and seconded and unanimously adopted, the bonds were.accepted and approved and ordered filed in the City Clerkts records. APPROVAL AND ACCEPTANCE OF BONDS FOR CITY TREASURER AND DEPUTY CITY'.TREASURER.. Action on this rn4tter was held over for cnnsideration until such time as the Bonds are prepared. EASEMENT QUITCLAIM - ALLAN J. KIRK 89 B-RH The City Clerk presented a Quitclaim Deed drawn by "Palos Verdes Engineering Co., dated 20 May 1960, which purported to quitclaim a portion of the easement surrounding the Kirk property. o The City Attorney Was instructed to investigate the matter and report at the next meeting. ADJOURNMENT { . It was moved by Councilman Roach, seconded by Councilman Tourtelot-and unanimously carried that the meeting be adjourned at 10:15 P.M. ity C16rk APPROVED: Mayor' t 1