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MINUTES OF TF -IE
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF ROLLING HILLS, CALIFORNIA
April 12, 1971
A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Rolling
Hills was called to order by Mayor Hesse at the Administration Building,
2 Portuguese Bend Road, Rolling Hills, California at 7:30 P.M. Monday, 1
April 12, 1971.
ROLL CALL
PRESENT: Councilmen Bear, Fay, Pearson, Sauer, Mayor Hesse
ABSENT: None
ALSO PRESENT:
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Teena Clifton
William Kinley
Marion Welch
June Cunningham
Mr. & Mrs. James Barnard
Mrs. Catherine Partridge
Tom Scharffenberger
City Manager
City Attorney
City Treasurer
Secretary
Residents
Resident
Resident
A motion to approve the minutes of the meeting of March 22, 1971
as presented was made by Councilman Fay, seconded by Councilman Sauer
and carried unanimously.
CITY MANAGER
Board of Supervisors
The City Manager presented a letter dated April 2, 1971 from
the Board of Supervisors, which advised that on March 30, 1971 the Board
of Supervisors adopted the program for contract law enforcement contained
in the Report on Rates for Contract Law Enforcement presented by the
Chief Administrative Officer on March 29, 1971.
Mr. Arthur G. Will, Chief Administrative Officer, advised that on
April 7, 1970 the Board accepted the proposal of the Contract Cities Asso-
ciation to conduct a study on law enforcement rates charged to cities with
in Los Angeles County for services of the Sheriff's Office. On March 1,
1971 the results of that study were presented to the Board in the form of
a report prepared by the consulting firm of Booz, Allen. and Hamilton. The
new yearly pricing schedule adopted by the County Supervisors will take
effect on July 1, 1971, and is slightly lower than the amount recommended
by Booz, Allen and Hamilton. A General Law Patrol Car will cost $227,061;
Traffic Patrol m $148,131. Mrs. Clifton stated that at the present level
of enforcement contracted for, Rolling Hills will pay $23,449 yearl . The
amount presently budgetded for Fiscal Year 1970®71 was $28,756, or 5,307
more than under the new order adopted.
Palos Verdes Water Company Replacement Plans
Mrs. Clifton presented a letter dated April 7, 1971 from Mr.
D. C. Heninger, Assistant Chief Engineer of California Water Service
Company, and two maps prepared at the Manager's request. Each map shows
the fire flow which would be available under the proposals submitted by
the California. Water Service Company and the Palos Verdes Water Company.
Mr. Hen.inger explained that the major difference between the improvements
in the two maps is extensive replacement of main in Crest Road, proposed
by Palos Verdes Water Company, and which California Water Service Company
considers unnecessary. The City Manager said she would have the maps
mounted and preserved in plastic for use by the Council.
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In the discussion that followed Councilman Fay asked whether a
specific time schedule had been presented, and M-k.s. Clifton said the
plan proposed by Palos Verdes Water" "Company would -have been completed
by 1977; California Water Service Company proposes to complete the pro-
posed improvements by the end of 1973.
Mayor Hesse asked whether the proposal. would provide for the
fire flow required by Los Angeles County Fire Department, or whether
it would provide minimum consumer service and fire flow. Mrs. Clifton
said the California Water Service Company advised that their proposed
schedule did not promise 1250 gallons per minute in all areas., but the
overall service would be greatly improved and a strong water system
could be developed.
Councilman Sauer said that at a recent meeting personnel of
California Water Service Company said the system proposed by them would
give satisfactory results at approximately 2/3 of the cost of the system
O proposed by Palos Verdes Water Company.
Mayor Hesse said the question of improvements was first raised
16 or 17 months ago, and he wished a firm proposal, acceptable to the
Council and the Los Angeles County Fire Department, presented as soon
as possible. The City-Manager,said she would contact the Fire Depart-
ment and ask for their comments. Councilman Bear and Councilman Sauer
said they would have their report for the next Council meeting.
Increased Insurance Covera e Cit
Mrs. Clifton advised that she had given the insurance policies
and endorsements pertaining to'City property to Councilman Sauer for
review. Copies of a letter from Fred Sauer Insurance Agency to Simpson
and Paul Insurance, agents for the City of Rolling Hills, were presented
to the Council.
Councilman Sauer advised that the questions in the letter were
for purposes of information,, and requested that the matter be held on
the agenda until the letter has been answered by Simpson and Paul. The
Mayor so ordered.
Fire Prevention. Measures
Adequacy of Water . Supply
Amendment to Building Code (Roofing)
Brush Conditions,(Weed Abatement)
Residence Construction (Fire Retardant Materials)
The'Manager advised the Council that a report will be ready for
the next Council meeting. The matter was held on the agenda.
1970 Flood Control Bond Issue
Mrs. Clifton advised that following approval in the November, 1970
election of the 1970 Flood Control Bo'nd Issue, she had been contacted by
engineering firms wishing to serve the City, and presented statements of
qualifications from Ervin Engineering, Lanco Land Consultants and Civil
Engineers, South Bay Engineering Corporation and Tierra Engineering.
The City Manager said she had conferred with Councilman Pearson
regarding the companies' qualifications to serve Rolling Hills and had
also called the Manager of other Cities in which the engineering companies
had done work to get their comments. Councilman Pearson said he felt that
South Bay Engineering Corporation could best serve Rolling Hills because
of their ability and experience in Flood Control projects, and also be-
cause of their familiarity with the area. It is a local firm, he said,
employs qualified personnel, and can give service to the City.
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Councilman Bear moved that the City of Rolling mills employ the
Engineering Firm of South Bay Engineering Corporation to design and
perform all engineering services for the City of Rolling Hills required
by Project No. 6650 authorized by the 1970 Stora Drain Bond Issue for a
total sum of n,ot more than $6,700, less Administrative expenses. The
compensation of South Bay Engineering for the above services is -to be
contingent upon the receipt by the City of Rolling Bills from the Flood
Control District of Los Angeles of the sufrg of $6,700 allocated for
Engineering service and Administrative expense
The motion was seconded 'by Councilman Sauer and carried by the
following roll call vote:
AYES. Councilmen Bear, Fay, Pearson, Saner, Mayor Nesse
NOES: None
ABSENT- None
The Mayor directed that the City Tanager prepare a letter of
agreement containing conditions specified, in Councilman. Bear's motion,
to be presented to South Bay Engineering :Corg.ain duplicate. The signed
original should be returned to the City, and the original duplicate to
be retained by South Bay Engineering Corporation.
SUBDIVISION. -N.0.47-1- Tract 30932 .
The Manager advised the Council that Mr. 'Thomas Moran of 1.0
Packsaddle West, subdivider of Tract 30932, had requested that the mat-
ter be held on, the agenda. The Mayor so ordered.
COMMUNICATIONS
Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District to Lennox Sheriff's Statio
Mrs. Clifton presented a copy of a letter addressed to the Sheriff
from Dr. Thomas E. Woods, Superintendent of Schools in. the Palos Verdes
Unified School District.
Dr. Woods advised that on March 15, 1971 the Board of Education
approved a policy prohibiting the operation of all gasoline -powered
models on improved school, sites, on which schools have been built and
are currently in operation.. On March 29, 1971 the Board approved opera-
tion of gasoline -powered models at the Portuguese Bend site, the Zurita
site and the northwest portion of the Ridgecrest School playfield, such
operation to be permitted only_in. accordance with adopted guidelines.
Dr. Woods advised that the Board is forming a committee to study
the possibility of making additional, school sites available for this use.
In. the discussion that followed Councilman Sauer said it was
his opinion that la Cresta School should be considered, as an approved
site for residents of Rolling Hills. Recently, he said, he had been
at the school site which is accessible on weekends only from the stair-
way on Crest Road West, and he had observed several men and their
children operating gas -powered models. Since the school is not located
very close to surrounding residences, it was Councilman, Sauer's opinion
that approving it as a site for residents of Rolling Hills should be
considered by the Commrraittee who will study the possibility of making
additional sites available. Mayor :nesse asked Councilman Sauer whether
he would be willing to serve on the committee, and Councilman. Sauer said
he -would. Mayot- des se directed. the -City -Manager to so advise Dr. Woods
City of Rolling Hills Estates
A copy of a letter to Mayor Hesse from Jerry Stember, Chairman
of the Park Development Committee in the City of Rolling Hills Estates
was presented to the Council.
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Mr. Stember advised that the City of Rolling Hills Estates
recently purchased 35 acres of land from the County Sanitation District.
The property. is located west of Hawthorne Boulevard in the northern City
limit, and will be ready for use in four to five years,, upon completion
of the sanitary landfill operations. A congnittee has been appointed to
plan the development of the site as a park and recreation facility.
Mrs. Clifton explained that the letter arrived on April 7thJ
and the meeting to discuss possible approache's to development was held
on April 6th. A telephone call to the Rolling Hills Estates City office
advised that the next meeting will be held in approximately two weeks,
and the City will be advised in advance, so a representative of the City
of Rolling Hills can attend.
A letter dated March 23, 1911to mayor Hesse from Mrs. Dorothy
LeConte, Co-chairman, Save Our Coastline and copies of press releases
on the subject of access to and use of the beaches were presented to
the Council.
The correspondence was received and filed.
LeaRue of California Cities General Membership Meeting
Notice of a General Membership Meeting of the League of Cali-
fornia Cities, Los Angeles County Division on Thursday, April 15, 1971
at the Plush Horse Restaurant, Redondo Beach, was presented to the
Council.
The Manager said a letter addressed to Mayor Hesse had been
received stating that Herb Spurgin is resigning as Treasurer of the
Los Angeles County Division of the League, and the election for his
replacement would be held at the April 15th meeting. One of the
candidates, Mrs. Clifton said, is Larry Chimbole, Mayor of the City
of - Palmdale, and his letter solicited the support of the Mayor or his
representative. The Mayor directed that the Council notify the Manager
as to whether they would attend.
Lf ague- of California Cities Mayors' and Councilmen's 'Legislative Institute
An announcement of the Mayors' and Councilmen's Legislative
Institute to be held in Sacramento May 10-12 was presented to the
Council, The notice was received and noted,
Southern California Association of 4) rnm.e-n,ts
A letter dated March 26, 1971 from the president of Southern
California Association of Governments, and a resolution adopted at the
Annual Business Session supporting revenue sharing were presented to
the Council.
The correspondence was received and filed.
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Copies of a letter to Mayor Hesse
from Frank E. Washburn., Chair -
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Committee an
Employment for the Handicapped
was presented to the Council.
Mr. Washburn invited
Mayor Hesse to
attend the first "Ability
Counts" Awards luncheon on Tuesday, April
20th at Del Conte's Restaurant
in Torrance. The Mayor said
he could not
attend,, and asked the Council
to reviewtheir calendars to
see if anyone
else could attend.
Save Our Coastline
A letter dated March 23, 1911to mayor Hesse from Mrs. Dorothy
LeConte, Co-chairman, Save Our Coastline and copies of press releases
on the subject of access to and use of the beaches were presented to
the Council.
The correspondence was received and filed.
LeaRue of California Cities General Membership Meeting
Notice of a General Membership Meeting of the League of Cali-
fornia Cities, Los Angeles County Division on Thursday, April 15, 1971
at the Plush Horse Restaurant, Redondo Beach, was presented to the
Council.
The Manager said a letter addressed to Mayor Hesse had been
received stating that Herb Spurgin is resigning as Treasurer of the
Los Angeles County Division of the League, and the election for his
replacement would be held at the April 15th meeting. One of the
candidates, Mrs. Clifton said, is Larry Chimbole, Mayor of the City
of - Palmdale, and his letter solicited the support of the Mayor or his
representative. The Mayor directed that the Council notify the Manager
as to whether they would attend.
Lf ague- of California Cities Mayors' and Councilmen's 'Legislative Institute
An announcement of the Mayors' and Councilmen's Legislative
Institute to be held in Sacramento May 10-12 was presented to the
Council, The notice was received and noted,
Southern California Association of 4) rnm.e-n,ts
A letter dated March 26, 1971 from the president of Southern
California Association of Governments, and a resolution adopted at the
Annual Business Session supporting revenue sharing were presented to
the Council.
The correspondence was received and filed.
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Palos Verdes Fair Housing Council
A letter to Mayor Hesse dated March 31, 1971 from Mrs. William
Helson of Palos Verdes Fair Housing Council was presented. Mrs. nelson
advised that the Fair Housing Congress and the County Commission on
Human, Relations are sponsoring a FAIR HOUSING WEEK from April 19th
through 25th.
The letter was received and filed.
Committee for Riviera Psychiatric Hospital Reactivation
The Manager presented a letter from Don. Cortum, M.D. from the
Committee for Riviera Psychiatric Hospital, Reactivation, urging re-
opening the Riviera Hospital as a Class "A" 75 bed comprehensive acute
psychiatric hospital.
Dr. Cortum advised that the closing of Riviera Community Hospi-
tal and its psychiatric unit on March -15th was a severe blow t® the
psychiatric Health Care System, -and Large numbers of people in the
South Bay cannot be treated; others are being sent to hospitals far
removed from the community. These hospitals are at capacity and most
have waiting lists, particularly for adolescents. In view of the
acute drug problem in the adolescent population, a 30 -bed adolescent
unit is needed immediately, Dr. Cortum said..
Mayor Hesse said the:need .for a psychiatric hospital could
affect the entire community, and he said he would contart Dr. Corium
and represent the City of Rolling Hills. Any additional information,
he said, would be presented to the Council.
Palos Verdes Peninsula Coordinating Council
A letter from Gloria Valenti, President of Palos Verdes Penin-
sula Coordinating Council, and a Resolution asking support for bikeways
and a bicycle safety education program were presented to the Council.
Mrs. Valenti advised that bicycle riding as a means of trans-
portation, recreation, health, fun and as an ecological undertaking is
increasing; more than 1,000 children ride bikes to and from school
daily. Many of thein treat their bikes as toys rather than vehicles;
ignoring the rules of safe driving. The danger.is compounded by un-
marked roads and a consequent intermixing of cars, busses and bikes,
and because there is no permanent program of bicycle safety education
in the school district. The President asked the active support of all
who believe that. bike routes and bicycle safety education are important
to the community.
In the discussion that followed the Manager said the problem
is especially bad. on Palos Verdes Drive Horth because of the great
numbers of riders to Dapplegray Intermediate School at the same time
that there is heavy commuter traffic on -the roads.
Mayor Nesse requested. th.a.te Mrs. Clifton and Councilman Bear,
Traffic Safety representative, contact the City of Rolling Hills
Estates and request a joint conference with representatives of both
cities on the subject of safety on Palos Verdes Drive North. He
requested, also, that a letter be sent to Mrs. Valenti advising her
of the City's action and interest.
Councilman Bear said he would also telephone Mrs. Valenti and
express the Council's interest in establishing safe bikeways on the
Peninsula.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Councilman Pearson -aja ed that .the Statement of 'Receipts and
Expenditures for the month of February, 1971 and the t'reasurer's Report
for February 1971 be appro�yed and accepted. The motion was seconded
by Councilman Fay and carried by the following roll call. vote
AYES: Councilmen. Bear, Fay, Pearson, Sauer, Mayor Nesse
NOES: Nome
ABSENT: None
PA NT OF BILLS
Councilman Pearson, moved that Demands No, 1.860 through 1880 be
paid from the General. Fund
DEMAND NO. PAYEE AMOUNT
1.860 Harbor Office Supply 92.73
a 1861 Zellerbach Paper Coo 20022
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1862 A M Corporation 28.65
1863 Xerox 135030
1864 Riviera Hotel 24 0 00
1865 Frederic R. Philp 121.50
1866 Cory Coffee Service 26025
1867 California Water Service 32.17
1868 Southern California Gas Coo 16.97
1869 General Telephone Co. 164-72
1870 Hyatt House Hotel _ 50.54,
1871 General Telephone 5.35
1872 posh Sakata 50.00
1873 Southern California Edison 90.50
1874 Lomita Maintenance 1.2 5 0 00
1875 Ray Rothman 18.00
1876 Arte Gallerie 10.18
1877 Palos Verdes Newspaper 3.54
1878 Los Angeles County Engineer 1,291092
1879 Los Angeles County Road Dept. 227051
1880 Los Angeles County Road Dept. -251069
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The motion was seconded, by Councilman Sauer and carried by
the following roll call vote:
AYES- Councilmen. Bear, Fay, Pearson., Sauer, Mayor Hesse
NOES: None
ABSENT: Nene
CITY ATTORNEY
Ordinance No. 91 Health and Safety
Mr. William Kinley, City Attorney, requested that Ordinance
No. 91 entitled AN ORDINANCE FOR THE CITY OF ROLLING HILLS RELATING
TO HEALTH- AND SAFETY be held on the agenda., so he could incorporate
recommended fire safety requirements in the ordinance. He also said
he had received a copy of a proposed ordinance from Mr. Robert Moller,
Los Angeles CountyErngineer, relattkue to burglary protection at new
construction, sites. Mr. Kinney said it will be part of the County
Building Ordinance, and c^oud & be made part of the Rolling Hills health
and Safety Ordinance.
Councilman Bear said he had some questions about the Health and
Safety Ordinance, and felt it needed more study before the Council took
further action. Mayor Hesse agreed and asked Councilmen. Pearson and
Sauer to screen the ordinance and present any questions or recommenda-
tions to the Council. The matter was head on the agenda
April 12, 1971
AgreeMEMt Between. City of Rolling 11111s and MiralesL2 High School
® Swim Pool Foundation
Mr. Kinl.ey advised the Council that the Agreement Between the
City of Rolling Hulls and the Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School
District . for Operation of a Summer Recreational Program at Mirales to
High School is ready to be executed,; but he has not yet received the
Agreement Between the City of Rolling Rills and Mi.raleste High School
Swim Pool Foundation. He requested that the matter be held on the
agenda, and the Mayor so ordered.
A motion to execute the agreement within 30 days of the meeting
date was made by Councilman Bear, seconded by Councilman. Sauer and
carried unanimously.
ORDINANCE (Electrical Code)_
MayorHesse moved that a proposed Ordinance of the City of
Rolling Hills Amending Ordinance No. 5 of Said City Relating to
Electrical Regulations be introduced, and that reading in full be
waived. The motion was seconded by Councilman Bear and carried by
the following roll call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Bear, Fay, Pearson, Sauer, Mayor Hesse
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
ORDINANCE (Building Code)
Councilman Fay moved that a proposed Ordinance of the City of '-
Rolling Hills Amending Ordinance No. 6 of Said City Relating to Build-
ing Regulations be introduced, and that reading in full be waived. The
motion was seconded by Councilman Bear and carried by the following
roll call 'vote:
AYES: Councilmen Bear, Fay, Pearson, Sauer., Mayor Hesse
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
ORDINANCE (Plumbing)
Mayor Hesse moved that a proposed Ordinance of the City of
Rolling Hills Amending Ordinance No. 7 of Said City Relating to Plumb-
ing Regulations be introduced, and -that reading in full be --waived.
The motion was seconded by Councilman. Sauer and carried by the follow-
ing roll call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Bear, Pay, Pearson., Sauer, Mayor Hesse
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
ORDINANCE (Mechanical)
Councilman Pearson. moved that a proposed Ordinance of the City
of Rolling Hills Amending Ordinance No. 78 of Said City Relating to
Mechanical Regulations be introduced, and that reading in full be waived
The motion was seconded by Councilman Sauer and carried by the following .
roll call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Bear, Pay, Pearson, Sauer, Mayor Hesse
NOES- None
ABSENT: None
The City Attorney advised that the ordinance had been prepared
on the advice of Mr. Robert Moller, Los Angeles County Engineer, because
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an increase of approximately 22% in County fees for permits. The
County Ordinances have been adopted by reference by 'the City of Rolling
Hills.
CITY DEPARTMENTS.
County of Los Angeles - Fire Department
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The Manager advised the Council that she had been informed in
a letter dated April 6, 1971 of personnel transfers within the Fire
Department effective April. Ist.
Division Assistant Fire Chief William A. Ware, wbo had been
assigned to the area including.Rolling Hills, was transferred to
Division III in the Newhall -Saugus area. Division Assistant Fire
Chief Paul P. Schneider will. replace Chief Ware,.
Following the announcement, Mayor Hesse directed that a com-
memorative plaque of Rolling Hills and an appropriate letter of ap-
prediation be prepared for Chief Ware.
Sou.thB_ay judicial- --District
The South Bay Judicial District Audit for -the Fiscal Years
1968-69 and 1969-70 were presented to the Council. The audits were
received and filed.
Sheriff's Department
The report of the Sheriff's Department for the month of
December 1970 was presented. The report was received and filed.
MATTERS FROM AUDIENCE
Mrs. Catherine Partridge, 69 Portuguese Bend Road, advised
the Council that she and other interested residents had attended a
Public Hearing held on.February 169 1971 by the Planning Commission
to determine whether there was a need for expanded recreational facil-
ities in the City of Rolling Hills. She said that after hearing state-
ments and opinions of many residen.ts,.at the hearing who expressed an
interest in expanded tennis facilities, Chairman Pernell requested
that any residents interested in serving an a committee to investigate
possible location for and cost of additional court or courts for the
City contact Mrs. Partridge, who is chair -man of the Tennis Committee
of the Rolling Hills Community Association.
The Committee met several times, Mrs. Partridge said, and at
the meeting of the Planning Commission on March 16th they submitted a
report and sketch showing the possible location for two additional
courts on city -owned property in the area of the existing court.
After presentation of the report, a motion was made and seconded that
the tennis report be approved and accepted and that it be forwarded
to the City Council.
On March 199 19719 Dr, Godfrey Pernell, Chairman of the
Planning Commission, submitted copies of the report of the Tennis
Investigating Committee to the City Council, and requested author-
ization for the necessary engineering study of the Committee's plan.
The City Council had previously requested that the Planning Commission
submit a package containing recommendations and preliminary cost esti-_
mates for expansion of tennis, equestrian and youth facilities, to be
considered simultaneously for budget purposes. Dr. Pernell had stated
in his letter that the Planning Commission is aware of the City Council's
desire for a comprehensive approach and recommendations regarding addi-
tional recreational facilities., but it did not feel that the tennis
group should be expected to wait until further information. is submitted
by the other groups.
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Mrs. Partridge explained that the need for expanded tennis
facilities is acute, and the committee has contained its wishes for
years while the City Administration. Building was built, and the Jack
Kramer Club could relieve some of the crowding. The Kramer Club is
now filled to capacity, and the need for, expanded faci.:fl i ties in Rolling
Hills continues. She said .further the report submitted was prepared
at no cost, although approximate costs for addidional facilities were
provided by three cont:ractors5 whose names were included in the report;
In view of the need for additional facilities demonstrated by the re-
ports, and because the Planning Commission had accepted the report and
requested authorization. for engineering, Mrs. Partridge asked the sup-
port of the Council in proceeding with the plan
In, the discussion that followed, Counc.ilma.n. Sauer said the
equestrian report is being completed, and will, be presented at the
April 20th meeting of the Planning C®.imii,ssiora. Mayor 'Flesse said the
needs of the tennis group are important, and must be considered, but
it is equally important to consider equestrian needs, and also to bal-
ance any budget requirements for new fac;i.li_tles, an.d it was his opinion
that no judgment could be made until a complete package had been sub-
mitted to the Council as requested. He stated that the Council must
be both responsive and responsible.
Mayer Hesse asked Councilman Pearson to work with the committees
to correlate their work so both the equestrian. and tennis reports can
be reviewed by the Council. in. relation- with the 197.1.-72 B-adget o Council-
man Pearson. agreed to do so
MATTERS FROM CITY COUNCIL
Councilman Fay complimented the City Manager on the new format
of the agenda, and said he finds it helpful to receive the correspondence
prior to the meeting. Mrs. Clifton, said that all future agenda informa-
tion will be mailed the Wednesday prior to the meeting in order to give
the Council more time to review the material.
MATTERS FROM CITY OFFICERS
Mr. William Kin.ley, City Attorney, requested permission to
attend the City Attorneys'Meeting in Monterey on May 3rd. Permission
was granted on the motion of Councilman. Bear, seconded by Councilman
Pearson and carried unanimously.
ADJOURI'OENT
Where being no further business to come before the meeting, a
motion, for adjournment was made by Councilman Pearson, seconded by
Councilman Sauer at 9:25 P.M.
City C. e
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