8/14/1972MINUTES OF THE
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF ROLLING HILLS, CALIFORNIA
August 14, 1972
A: -regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Rolling Hills
was called --to order by -Mayor pro tem Hesse at the Administration Build-
ing, 2 Portuguese Bend Road, Rolling Hills, California at 7:30 PI.M.
Monday, August 14, 1972.
ROLL CALL
PRESENT:
ABSENT:
ALSO PRESENT:
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Councilmen Battaglia, Heinsheimer, Mayor pro tem Hesse
Councilman Bear, Mayor Pearson
Teena Clifton
William Kinley
Marion Welch
June Cunningham
Mr. Fred Allen
Dr. Ralph Black
Mrs. Myrtle Breitenstein
Dr. & Mrs. Richard Hoffman
Mrs. Dorothy LeConte
Mr. Robert McCarthy
Dr. Alden Smith
Mr. Walter Storm
Dr. Paul Toma
Mr. Fred. Hesse Sr.
City Manager
City Attorney,
City Treasurer
Secretary
Residents
The Clerk distributed copies of corrections to the minutes of the
meeting of July 24, 1972. Mayor pro tem Hesse ordered the minutes held
for consideration by the full Council.
CITY MANAGER (ITEMS HELD OVER FROM JULY 24, 1972)
Tennis Court 0/S
Mayor pro tem Hesse asked theCity Manager whether Mayor Pearson
had indicated his feelings regarding.discussion of proposed tennis
courts by the Council. Mrs. Clifton reported that the City has not
yet received the statement of assessed valuations of the City, and
is therefore unable to adopt the 1972-73 Budget or set the tax rate;
Mayor Pearson had indicated that because of this he felt that a final
decision on whether to proceed with plans for the tennis courts should
be held until the next meeting.
Councilman Heinsheimer suggested that individuals present who
wished to 'speak for or against the proposed courts be given an oppor-
tunity to do so for the record. The Manager advised that on July 31st
the Planning Commission granted a variance to the City of Rolling Hills
for construction of two additional lighted courts on a portion of Lot
^25-RH, 1 Portuguese Bend Road, in the Commercial -Limited Zone. Further,
the Manager said that demolition of the maintenance buildings and clear-
ing of the property would begin.Tuesday, August 15th, and she explained
that relocation of the gate house and demolition of the maintenance
building would take place, whether or not additional tennis courts were
-built. Mrs. Clifton said that the gate house and maintenance facili-
ties are Community Association projects, and additional tennis courts
would be City projects. Although plans for additional courts are being
prepared, no definite action has been taken by the Council.
Councilman Heinsheimer asked.whether granting of the variance
determined the location of the tennis courts. The Manager explained
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that a specific variance was requested and granted. Further, she ex-
plained that although the tennis courts had been considered in a location
to the rear of the Administration Building at 2 Portuguese Bend Road, the
decision had been made to locate the maintenance building there, and the
tennis courts all in one loca�tion..to eliminate a potentially unsafe con-
dition that now exists. Small chaildren are brought to the existing
courts with their parents and have been observed climbing on City owned
trucks and equipment and playing in trailers parked in the area of the
existing ffiaintA-bance facility. The new plan calls for additional paved
areas at -2 Portuguese Bend Road for.parking, and no cars will be ,parked
.in the tennis court area. She said this placement seemed more efficient
and safe for all concerned.
Mayor pro tem Hesse opened the discussion the discussion to°resi-
dents who wished to speak to the subject. Speaking in opposition to the
_proposed lighted courts at No. 1 Portuguese Bend Road were: Dr. Alden
Smith, 1 Acacia Road; Robert McCarthy, 1 Acacia Lane; Walter Storm,
.'9 Portuguese Bend Road. Fred Allen, 23 Eastfield Drive spoke in favor
of the courts. Dr. J. Ralph Black, 38 Saddleback Road, said he did not
'wish to speak in favor of or in ooposition to the proposed courts, but
he recommended that the question be;put on a referendum on the November
ballot so the wishes of the residents could be known.
Mayor pro tem Hesse directed that the remarks of the residents be
spread on an addendum to the minutes. The matter of the tennis courts
was held on the aeenda for action by the full Council.
Riding Ring
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The Manager explained that the riding ring is also a budgetary
.item, and could be considered with the budget. The matter was held
on the agenda.
a Underground Utilities - Richard Colyear, Tract 29408
Mrs. Clifton reported that Mr. Richard Colyear, 35 Crest Road West
is anxious to proceed with the underground utilities on his tract, '29408
and has declined to reinstate a letter of credit in the amount of $'6500
with the Security First National Bank. The Manager requested that she
be authorized with Mr. Kinley and a representative of the Council, to
review the matter in detail and bring it to a conclusion.
Councilman Battaglia requested.a brief review of the matter before
the Council. The City Attorney explained that because of indefinite
boundaries the driveway serving the -Carl Ghormley residence at 2 .Johns
Canyon Road is on the Colyear easement, and completion of the under-
ground project has been delayed because of problems of easements and
joint expense, and Mr. Colyear is attempting to enter an agreement with
Mr. Ghormley that would provide that when the Ghormley property is sold
the pole carrying his utilities would be removed from the Colyear property
and the utilities on the Ghormil.ey property would be put underground.. Mr.
Ghormley does not wish to incur the expense at this time, Mr. Kinley said.
Mrs. Clifton said the matter had been discussed with Southern Cali-
fornia Edison Company and a utilities map had been prepared, and as soon
as Mr. Colyear and Mr. Ghormley arrive at a satisfactory agreement, Mr.
Colyear could proceed with installing underground utilities on his .propert
-Councilman Battaglia moved that the staff and City Attorney be author-
ized to bring the matter to a conclusion by proceeding with installation of
underground utilities on the tract. The motion -was seconded by Councilman
Hesse and carried by the following roll call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Battaglia, Heinsheimer, Mayor pro tem Hesse
NOES: None
ABSENT: Councilman Bear, Mayor Pearson o
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Sanitation District No. 5, Votin Re -presentative and Alternate ,5�
Mayor pro tem Hesse stated that he wished to call the attention of
the Council to a question in which the City has an interest through its
elected representatives to a.Coun.ty taxing district. Mr. Hesse said he
was- referring to plans and policies in actions of Sanitation. District
No. 5 with respect to the sanitation facilities to be created within the
district for the benefit of individual developers, as distinct.from the
sanitation facilities created for the benefit and use of the taxpayers
of the district as a whole. Mr. Hesse called the attention of the Coun-
cil to a letter to all directors and alternates of the County Sanitation
District No. 5 from the South Bay Cities Association. which states that
,at the meeting of that association on June 22, 1972 delegates from all
cities present voted unanimously the right to express oppositon to the
approval of an. agreement whereby County Sanitation District No.,_5 would
:pay for design and tc1tima.te construction cost of the sewage pumping
station on. the Palos Verdes Peninsula coastline. Mr. Hesse read_ from
the letter as follows: "While it was realized that District No.a5, as
well as other` districts, in the past had participated in the cost of
pumping stations for area -wide. benefit,, this was done without area -wide
opposition by the people in the distr:icts.that paid the cost. It is
the belief of the Association that past actions by the County and actions
.proposed for,your District to take in this matter concerning developments
Q along the coastline have created great problems for loeal government. The
Association urges you to decline to commit taxpayers funds to subsidize a
"development which has such wide spread opposition, and to take no action
which could be construed to be in favor of the development."
Councilman Battaglia asked how other cities had voted at the Sani.-
•tation meeting at which Mayor Pearson voted in favor of funding, by the
taxpayers, and Mr. Hesse reported that there were two tied votes. At
the first meeting at which the question was discussed, Rolling Hills
Estates Mayor young voted yes and Palos Verdes Estates Mayor Barnett
voted no; at the second meeting Mayor-Barnctt again voted no and Mayor
Young abstained from voting because'of a possible conflict of interest.
The motion was deadlocked by two tied votes, 7/7, and defeated by ab-
sence of an affirmative vote; hoivev-er, Mr. Hesse said, it has been"'in-
dicated by some members of the District that the matter will be.Presented
again of a future meeting. Councilman Battaglia said he had read about
the tie vote in the paper, and had assumed that it had been presented to
the Council in his and Councilman He.;insheimer's absence, or prior to
their joining the Council, and was surprised to learn that it had not
been a matter of discussion before the Council. He then asked the -'City
Attorney whether it is proper for the Council to instruct the repre-
sentative of the Council to -vote in accordance with the wishes of the
City Council.. The City Attorney said the Council does have the author-
ity under the Government Code to direct or instruct its representatives
to the Sanitation District to vote on a specific issue in accordance
with what the Council considers to be the best interests of the City,
and it would be the obligation. of the representative of the City who
has been instructed to carry out the instructions given to him on that
particular issue, if the Council did, by majority vote, so direct.
Councilman Heinsheimer moved that the Council instruct their
,representative and his alternate to vote against the proposal for
funding by taxpaters f6r construction of a sewage pumping station on
the Palos Verdes coastline being con'.sid.red by Sanitation District No. 5.
Councilman Battaglia seconded.'the motion, which was carried by the
following roll call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Battaglia, Heinsheimer, Mayor pro tem Hesse
NOES: None
ABSENT: Councilman Bear, Mayor Pearson
Mayor pro tem Hesse then moved that it be the policy of the City of
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Rolling Hills that Sanitation District facilities dupported by
_ the taxpayers of tbd City `should belimited to facilities which serve
the district at.IA— ge, and should not :include support for facilities
which are unique to individual proJects; in the event that a policy
resolution having that effect is presented to the Sanitation District
directors, that the director representing Rolling Hills and his alter-
nate be instructed to vote.in favor of such proposal. The motion was
seconded by Councilman Battaglia and carried by the following roll
call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Battaglia, Heinsheimer, Mayor pro tem Hesse
NOES: None
ABSENT: Councilman Bear, Mayor Pearson
Mayor pro tem Hesse requested that the City Manager advise the
Mayor and Mayor pro tem of the Council's action relative to policy,,
and motions ---adopted, and the' Cily Attorney's opinion that the actions
are binding upon, them with respect to their actions in this connection.
Mayor pro tem Hesse asked Mr. Kinley if there is a provision for
representation at the meeting_in the event that both the Mayor and his
delegate were unable to attend a -meeting. Mr. Kinley advised that the
.provisions for representation of the City are governed by the Sanitation
District's regulations and the Health and Safety Code, and the sections
in connection with those representatives miake no provisions for other
representation. In the event neither party can attend a meeting, it
would be necessary to secure the resignation of one member and appoint
Another delegate to represent the City. Mayor pro tem Hesse moved that
Councilman Heinsheimer be appointed an alternate to attend the meetings
of the Sanitation District in the event that neither Mayor Pearson,
director or Councilman Bear, his delegate, could attend. The motion
was seconded by Councilman Battaglia_and carried by the following roll
call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Battaglia, Heinsheimer, Mayor pro tem Hesse
NOES: None
ABSENT: Councilman Bear,l, Mayor Pearson
..-COUNTY REGIONAL PLANNING CO I-SSION
Bicycle -Route - Palos Verdes Peninsula
Mrs. -Clifton presented a map of the Palos
the proposed bicycle route. She explained that
"the perimeter of the Peninsula, and does not go
The map was received and filed.
Notice of Public Hearings
Verdes Peninsula showing
the route goes around
through Rolling Hills.
Mrs. Clifton, presented a*notice of public hearings on the General
Plan of Los Angeles County -Environ. -mental Development Guide scheduled ..
for Wednesday, August 15, 1972 in the Board of Supervisors Hearing Room.
A ,hearing on approval of guidelines for interpretation of the General
Plan is scheduled for 9:00 a.m.; addition of guidelines for Coastal
"Zone Classification at 9:30 a.m®; Amendment of land use element at
10:00 aom.
Mrs. Dorothy LeConte, Chairman of SOC, requested that the Council
write to Regional Planning and request that the Environmental Develop=
ment Guide be maintained as it is now written, and that the open space
and rural elements be retained.
Further, she said the hearings had been scheduled too close to-
gether for an adequate presentation by the general public to the
Regional Planning Commission, and requested that the Council ask that
-sepa°rate hearings be scheduled.
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Councilman Battaglia moved..that a representative of the City
attend the meeting and submit letters regarding the Environmental
Development Guide and rescheduling of public hearings for the record.
The motion was seconded by Councilman Heinsheimer and carried by the
following roll call vote: -
AYES: Councilmen. -Battaglia, Heinsheimer, Mayor pro tem Hesse
NOES: None
ABSENT: Councilman Bear, Mayor Pearson
Rubbish.Franchise 814
The Managergres.ented a. -letter dated August 14, 1972 from Mr.
Douglas A. Beaver, president of Palos Verdes Refuse Removal Company.
Mrs. Clifton said the bid was based on mandatory collection twice
weekly, but no consideration had been given to billing by the City.
Mr. Bearer said he would provide figures based on City billing as soon
as possible. She said, too, that Mr. Beaver does not have the type of
equipment presently being used in Rolling Hills.
The matter was held on the agenda for consideration by the full
Council.
Robert Johnson,8 Eastfield Drive 9 5
Councilman Heinsheimer reported that members of the Traffic Safety
Committee visited the building site owned by Mr. Robert Johnson; No. 8
"Eastfield Drive, who requested a dual access to his proposed residence.
It was the opinion of the Committee that the request was a reason-
able one, and Councilman Heinsheimer moved that the request be gpproved.
The motion was seconded by Councilman Battaglia and carried by the fol-
lowing roll call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Battaglia, Heinsheimer, Mayor pro tem Hesse
NOES: None
ABSENT: Councilman.Bearr,.'Mayor Pearson
Rolling Hills Estates: Proposed Traffic Signal Modification y 6
'The 'Manager :reported that she had wr'i:ttteri 'to Mr. ,:Joseph :Leach„
,City .Manager of Rolling Hills Ea:ta.tes, as directed by 'the Council;,
:-and had advised him that the request --for participation 'in the .pr^op:osed
traffic signal _modification at"Palos 'Ver -des Drive 'North <a.nd °troll" ing
`Bills Road ..in ,the -vicinity of 'the -entrance `to .RoL� ng "Hi,11s. ha`ti` _been
:f_e.ferred=cto'. the :Traffic- Safety Committee,- and -1. Budget.-.C.ommi:-tte'u, fdr.2 `.
teview- and:.recommenda.tion, and would ,be ..discussed when -..the. Bugget,.1-
1,for' 1972.=23 is discussed.
Councilman Heinsheimer said he had discussed the matter with Mr.
Leach, and he estimated that participation by the City of Rolling Hills
would be approximately 25% of the cost.
The matter was ordered held on the agenda for study by the Council
-at its next meeting on the budget..
Rolling Hills Estates.: Ordinanee_No. 257' 17-2—
Mayor
7-2Mayor pro tem Hesse ordered Ordinance No. 257 of the City of Roll-
ing Hills Estates imposing a 6,000 lb. weight limit on Palos Verdes
.Drive north held on the agenda.
California Contract Cities Association 1-70
The City Attorney recommended that the matter be held on the agenda
until it is determined whether the Governor has signed AB2358. It was
so ordered.
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RegionalLPlanning,C-ommission
Tract 28866
The Manager reported that the 37 unit condominium proposed for
W'hitestone Road at Highridge Road does not comply with the General Plan
as submitted to Regional Planning. The developer had indicated that
he would not record the tract as a subdivision, but will build one
building rather than a condominium, which would be within the allowable
uses. The matter was held on the agenda.
Conditional Use Permit 31-(4)
Mrs. Clifton reported that a conditional use permit to permit
construction of three detached 4 -unit apartment buildings on the
northeast corner of Hawthorne Boulevard and Indian Valley Road in
the Palos Verdes Peninsula had been denied by the Board of_:Supervisors,
appealed to the Board, referred by that body back to Regional Planning
Commission. On duly 18, 1072, the last date of action on the con-
ditional use permit request, the matter was held under sumbission.
Held on the agenda.
Conditional Use Permit 125-(4)
Mrs® Clifton advised that the request for a conditional use permit
to permit construction of a 116 unit condominium development on Crest
Road, Crenshaw Boulevard and Whitley Collins Drive had been heard on
July 20, 1972, held under submission, and scheduled for additional
can�iideration Tuesday, Augu.s:t;: 15th. The matter was held on the agenda
for additional information.
BUDGET, FISCAL 1972-73
The Budget was held for consideration by the full Council. The
Manager reported that it will be necessary to adopt the budget and
set the tax rate at the next Council meeting in order to meet the
requirements of the L.A. County Auditor -Controller for inclusion in
the 1972 tax bills.
STREET NUMBER CHANGES
The.Mayor pro tem ordered proposed street number changes for
Portuguese Bend Road North and,Wagon Lane held on the agenda.
EMPLOYEE HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM
Correspondence from Councilman Bear and the City Manager per-
taining to a heAlth insurance program for employees was distributed
to'.the Council. The.matter was held on the agenda for future dis-
cussion when Mr. Bear was present.
CITY MANAGER (NEW BUSINESS)
Palos Verdes Water Cgp2a�ny
Copies of Decision No. 80282 of the Public Utilities Commision ,:..-,
of the State of California authorizing Palos Verdes Water Company
to file a revised rate schedule was presented to the Council. The
decision was received and filed.
California Contract Cities Association
Cgrrespondence dated July 26, August'-2,a,,Augpst:,3 and August 4,
1972 from California Contract Cities relative to Assembly Bill 2358
was presented to the Council. The correspondence was received and
filed.
August 14, 1972
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'A letter dated Augitst 1,, 1972 from the.-Leagu'd of California
Cities requestifig,, appointmentofa*voting representative and an
alternate voting representative at the Annual League Conference in
AnaheimonOctober 15;18,, 1972.
The matterwasheld for Action.by the full council.
City of Lc6ita: Establishment of Night . Court /()4�
A letter dated July 21,.19.72 from the City of Lomita was 'pre-
sented to the Council.
The City Council of Lomita requested consideration of estab-
lishing
anightcourtin the South Bay area for the benefit of -all
the cities in the area and the general public.Mrs.i.Clifton said she
also had a letter from Judge George R. Perkovich suggesting a.meeting
of CityManagers, Attorneyq and other executives.
The -correspondence was received and noted.
Robert :McCarthy, I Acacia. Lane/ 6YO
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Mrs..Clifton presented a letter dated August 7,.1971 from,Mr.
Robert J. -McCarthy, I Aeacia..Lane-concerning trees bordering the
city property next to hisridingring area. Mr. McCarthy said the
trees provide a.screening of both movement and sound and are essential
in maintaining some degreeof privacy to his home, and.he.asked that
theyremainuntil any new planting has grown to adequate screening size.
The matter was held on the agenda.
George Bray, 6 Outrider Road f06'�-
Mrs. Clfiton presented .a letter dated Jul 16$ * -1972 from Mr.
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George Bray, 6 Outrider Road, and a snapshot showing a minibike
.rider- 'on thehorse trail between no. 2 and.No. 4,Outrider Road, taken
.-on July 1, 1972.
Mr. Bray advised.that bike riders enter the trAil below and
nearthe-.Miraleste library and ride minibikes on the trails, -and
herequested action to have bhe:ptactice,stopped.
.The.Mayor pro -.tem directed that the.Manager refer thematter
to the Sheriff, and advise.Mr. Brayof his action.
Tie-matterwas held on the agenda.
PAYMtNT-OF BILLS
City of Rolling Hills I 0(y 7
Councilman Heinsheimer moved that Demands No. 2419 through 2441,
.with the exception.of Nos. 2420, 2427, 2430 and 2431, which are void,
,be paid from the General Fund, and Demand .,No..2442 be paid from the
.Traffic Safety - Fund.
DEMAND NO. PAYEE AMOUNT
2419 Multigraphis 24.96
VOID,
2421 Calif. Water -gervic'e 66.88
2422 The Corinth .Inas ,'.Co. 50.00
2423 'Forester &.Fire Warden 107.70
2424 .County -of Los Angeles 72.24
Ds�p. of Engineer
2425 DailyBreeze54.36
2426 General Telephone 228.24
2427 VOID
2428 I.B.Ms ' .28.12
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DEMAND. NO: '
PAYEE
AMOUNT
2429
Lomita_ Maintenance Service
125.00
2430
VOID .
61.86
2431
VOID
59.01
2432
Masatoshi Matsunaga
60..95
2433
Pacific Telephone
69.30
2434
Peninsula News
6.12
2435
City"' of Rolling Hills
49..52
2436
Rea's Hardware
1.25
2437
Redondo Lock Co.
13.50
2438
South Zay Daily Breeze
8.10
2439
County of Los Angeles
18.00
2440
So. Calif. Gas Co.
5.57
2441
League of California Cities
40.00
2442
Los Angeles County Rd.
540.00
$1,569.81
The motion was seconded by Councilman Battaglia and carried by
the following roll call vote:
AYES: Councilman Battaglia, Heinsheimer, Mayor pro
tem Hesse
NOES: None
Agsent: Councilman. Bear, Mayor Pearson
q3 Miraleste Swim Pool
Councilman Heinsheimer moved that Demands No. 203 through 217
be paid from the Miraleste Swim Pool.Fund.
DEMAND NO.
PAYEE
AMOUNT
203
Richard Aliviado
206.83
204
Carla Albano
61.86
205
Sue Baur
59.01
206
Lee Ann Bensel
286.71
207
Ellen Canfield
52.61
208
Kerry Colvig
289.08
209
Karen Cunningham
125.14
210
Nancy Derbes
54.04
211
Diane Harris
56.88
212
Debbie Loob
54.75
213
Steve Pike
60.43
214
Ron Roberts
249.72
215
Cheryl Wek
214.90
216
Harry Wickens
311.64
217
Rolling Hills.Comm. Assoc.
1.86
$2,085.46
The motion was seconded by Councilman Battaglia and darried by
the following roll caii: vote:
AYES: Councilman Battaglia, Heinsheimer, Mayor pro
tem Hesse
NOES: None
ABSENT: Councilman Bear, Mayor Pearson
CITY ATTORNEY
Proposed Ordinance, Traffic ,$�
The matter was held on the agenda.
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Proposed. Resolution, Conduct of Business by Planning Commission % 9G
The matter was held on the agenda.
ProposedOrdinance, Rubbish 9�
The City Attorney reported that he had prepared two sample
ordinances. One proposed ordinance requires that -mandatory parti-
cipation by all residents be.a requirement of hhe new rubbish franchise.
The matter was.ordered held on the agenda..
Proposed ordinance, Control of Animals and Licensing of Dogs iioJ
.Mr..Kinley presented a copy of a proposed ordinance providing
for the control of animals and ;the licensing of dogs, and explained
that.it contained provisions for control of a dog following a report
of a dogbite, and also for impounding fees as suggested -in corres-
pondence from the -Department of Animal Control in a letter dated July
27, 1972.
Councilman Battaglia said he thought the ordinance had been dis-
CD cussed sufficiently and he moved that the ordinance be introduced::-:'.
O and reading in full be waived. The motion was seconded by Councilman
Q Heinsheimer.'.Follo*ing discussion of the ordinance. Councilman
Q Battaglia°.moved that the motion b6 amended by changing "shall" to
Q "may" in line 17 of Page 1, and that the motion be introduced as
amended, and that the reading.in full be waived." The .motion was
seconded by Councilman Hesse and carried by the following.roll call
vote:
AYES: Councilman Battaglia, Heinsheimer, Mayor pro
tem Hesse
NOES: Mone
ABSENT: Councilman Bear, Mayor Pearson
CITY DEPARTMENTS
Fire Department
The.Reports.of the Fire Department for the month.of June 1972
and July 1972 were presented to the Council.
The reports were received and -filed.
City Engineer Vie: Robert Brawner, 5 -Buggy Whip
Mrs. Clifton explained that the Board of Directors of the.Rolling
Hills Community Association had referred violations.on property owned
by Mr. Robert Brawner, 5 Buggy Whip to the.City Council for action
through the City Engineer. Mrs. Clifton reported that Mr. Brawner
had constructed a stable and wooden retaining wall without obtaining
the necessary permits from the Architectural Committee, the Community
Association or the City of Rolling Hills, and the structures are not
constructed according to any codes, and the grading has not been
approved.
A motion to authorize the City Manager.to proceed with.enforce-
ment through the City Engineer.was made by Councilman Battaglia, seconded
by Councilman Heinsheimer and carried.by the.following roll,eall vote:
AYES: Councilman Battaglia, Heinsheimer, Mayor pro
tem Hesse
NOES: None
ABSENT: Councilman Bear, Mayor Pearson
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MATTERS FROM THE CITY COUNCIL;
Absence from Council
Mayor pro tem Hesse reported that he would
Council for several weeks because of commitments
out of the Country. .Treasurer Marion Welch said
from the meeting of Septmebeir 28th.
Stop Sign at Bowie Road
be absent from the
requiring travel
he would be absent
Councilman Battaglia reEques.ted that members of the Council and
the Traffic Safety Committee visit the site of a recently installed
stop sign on Bowie Road. He said he has had complaints from several
residents, and after visiting the site he agreed that the complaints
were valid and the sign should be re -located, possible to Chuckwagon
Road or installed at both locations.
Crenshaw Gate Signs
Councilman Heinsheimer reported that many signs are posted by
.the City, Association dnd Caballeros at the Crenshaw Gate and re-
quested that soamr that are no longer current be removed.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business to come before the meeting, a
m®tion for adjournment was made at 11010 p.m. by Councilman Battaglia,
-seconded by Councilman Heinsheimer and carried unanimously.
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