3/10/1969MINUTES OF THE
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ROLLING HILLS, CALIFORNIA
March 10, 1969
A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Rolling
Hills was called to order by Mayor Nadal at the Administration Building
2 Portuguese Bend Road, Rolling Hills, California at 7:30 P.M. Monday,
March 10, 1969.
ROLL CALL
PRESENT: Councilmen Fay, Hesse, Sauer, Mayor Nadal
ABSENT: Councilman Klein, City Attorney Kinley
ALSO PRESENT: Teena Clifton City Manager
Marion. Welch City Treasurer
June Cunningham Secretary
Jenny Tufeld League of Women. Voters
MINUTES
Mayor Nadal ordered the minutes held on the agenda until the
return of City Attorney William Kinleyo
CORRESPONDENCE
Telegram from Secretary, California Contract Cities Association
Mayor Nadal advised the Council that he had been notified
by telegram that the Board of Supervisors would conduct a final
public hearing on Tuesday morning, March 11 on the compromise increase
in contract costs for Sheriff's services. Mayor Nadal said that he
would be unable to attend the hearing because of prior plans to attend
a narcotics information session scheduled to be held by the City of
Los Angeles.
Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board
A notice of public hearing on Review of Beneficial Uses for
Waters of Los Angeles Inner Harbor and Dominguez Channel scheduled for
10 a.m. April 10, 1969 was presented by the Manager.
The notice was received and noted.
Council on Intergovernmental Relations
Copies of a report of the California Council on Intergovernmental
Relations titled Alternative Fiscal Models for Tax and Revenue Sharing
were presented to members of the Council.
The report was received and filed.
League of California Cities
An announcement of the Mayors' and Councilmen's Legislative
Institute to be held April 14-16, 1969 at the El Dorado Hotel, Sacra-
mento was presented to the Councilmen. The City Manager advised that
registration and hotel reservation forms are available at the City
office for councilmen wishing to attend.
PAYMENT OF BILLS
Councilman Fay moved that Demands No. 1043 through 1056 be paid
from the General Fund.
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The City Manager advised the Council that the Rolling Hills
Community Association would reimburse the City for $184.21,
which sum makes up part of Demand #1049 on Association roads;
balance represents Traffic Safety Expense.
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DEMAND NO.
PAYEE
AMOUNT
:.,,;:1043
Teena Clifton
156.98
1044
Cory Coffee Service Plan
32.89
1045
Gateway National Bank
1.76050
1046
General Electric Company
10.50
1.047
League of California Cities
7.40
1048
Lomita Maintenance Service
100.00
1049
Los Angeles County Road Dept.
672.60
1050
Miller Desk
113093
1051
Morgan Moore's Stationers
3.40
1052
Palos Verdes Water Company
450.88
1053
Southern California Gas Co.
13.67
1054
Tyler Printing Company
34.13
1055
Union Oil Co. of California
58.72
1056
Xerox Corporation
58033
$1;889093
Motion was seconded by Councilman Sauer and carried by the fol-
lowing roll call vote:
Al AYES: Councilmen Fay, Hesse, Sauer, Mayor Nadal
NOES: None
ABSENT: Councilman Klein
AGENDA ITEMS HELD OVER
Palos Verdes Drive East -Crest Road, Highway Plan Amendment No. 707
The Mayor ordered the matter held on the agenda for discussion
at the meeting of March 24 , 1969. ,
Palos Verdes Water Co. re: Plans for Replacements, 1969-1970
Mayor Nadal ordered the matter held on the agenda,
MATTERS FROM MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL
Resignation of Narcotics Coordinator
Mayor Nadal advised the Council that Mr, Rex Green, Narcotics
Coordinator, had submitted his resignation at a recent meeting of the
Narcotics Coordinating Committee so that he could return to his former
field of social service. Mayor Nadal said that applicants for the
position are presently being interviewed.
Regional Planning Commission Meetings at Library
Mayor Nadal reported that he had attended an evening meeting
conducted by the Regional Planning Commission at the Palos Verdes Penin-
sula Library on Tuesday evening, March 4, 1969. The topic under dis-
cussion at the meeting was a guidepost for zoning ixi approximately
twenty undeveloped areas on the Peninsula. Mayor Nadal said that
meetings will be held at the library on alternate Tuesday evenings, and
that Councilman Fay would act as the City's representative.
TIERS FROM CITY OFFICERS
Change of Command - Lennox Sheriff's Station
Mrs. Clifton advised the Council that former Captain.Luther
Lanier of the Lennox Sheriff's Station has been promoted to the position
of Inspector, and will serve in an area that includes the Lennox.Sheriff
Station.. Capt. John E. Peacbck, formerly with the detective bureau, has
been assigned command of the Lennox station.
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A buffet dinner to honor Inspector Lanier has been scheduled
for Thursday, March 13 at Alondra Club, Lawndale.
Report of Storm Damage
The Manager said she had been contacted on Friday afternoon,
March 7th by the City of Los Angeles at the request of Lt. Governor
Ed. Reinecke's office and requested to submit by March 10th an
estimate of storm damage incorred on the private property in the City
of Rolling Hills during the recent heavy rains. Mrs. Clifton explained
that the total damage may not yet be known, and that telephone calls to
several other cities indicate that it will not be possible for total
damage to be reported at the present time.
Traffic Ordinance
Mrs. Clifton advised that the Traffic Ordinance as rewritten
had been studied and returned to her by the Sheriff's Department, and
would bc, fo-i-warded, with their recommendations, to Mr. William Kinley,
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