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MINUTES OF THE
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF ROLLING HILLS, CALIFORNIA
June 27, 1974
A special meeting of the City Council was called to order by Mayor
pro tempore Heinsheimer in the absence of Mayor Battaglia at 7-.30 P.M.
Thursday, June 27, 1,974 at the Administration Building, 2 Portuguese
Bend Road, Rolling Hills, California
ROLL CALL
PRESENT-.
ABSENT®
ALSO PRESENT-.
Councilman Crocker, Heinsheimer, Le Conte, Rose.
Mayor Battaglia arrived at 8-.45 P.M.
None
Teena Clifton
William Kinley
Douglas Rogers
June Cunningham
Hank Peralez
Hal Requa
City Manager
City Attorney
City Treasurer
Secretary
Deputy 'to Supervisor
Hayes
P.V.P. Chamber of
Commerce
APPROVAL OF. MINUTES 687
A motion to approve and accept the minutes of the meeting of June
103 1974 as corrected was made by Councilman Crocker, seconded by
Councilwoman Le Conte and carried by the following roll call vote-.
AYES-. Councilmen Crocker, Mayor pro tem Heinsheimer,
Le Conte
NOES-. None
ABSENTo Mayor Battaglia
ABSTAIN-. Councilman Rose
Further, Councilwoman Le Conte requested that the minutes state
that at the meeting of May 20th her no vote on the motion to request
that participation in a joint study for a Seismic Element be approved
did not reflect her opposition to participation in such a joint study,
which she actually approves. Mayor pro tem Heinsheimer so ordered,
and asked that the minutes of the current meeting reflect the
clarification.
CITY MANAGER m ACTION ITEMS
LOS ANGELES REGIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE PLANNING BOARD 700
The Manager reported -that the Lennox Sheriff's Department had
requested permission to meet with representatives of Contract cities
and representatives of the Sheriff's Department in the Rolling Hills
Administration Building on Friday, June 28th at 2030 P.M. to discuss
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implementation of a system fo
the justice system, South Bay
on the information about the
The Mayor pro tem ordered the
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r planning and diversion of youth from
Area. Mrs. Clifton said she would report
program at the next City Council meeting.
matter held on -the agenda.
APPROVAL OR WATER SYSTEM, TRACE" NO. 30605
In a letter dated June 6, 1974, Mr. Harvey T. Brandt, City Engineer,
advised that the installation of the water main system and appurtenances
for Tract No. 30605 has been inspected by the City Engineer and fire
flow tested to the satisfaction of the Eire Chief, and that work has been
completed in accordance with plans and specifications approved by, and
in a manner satisfactory 'to, the City Engineer. It was Mr. Br.andt's
recommendation that the City Council find that all work has been
completed as required by the Subdivision Water System Agreement and
release the Subdivision Water System Agreement between the City of
Rolling Hills and the Subdivider, and the Bond for Faithful Performance
for the tract.
A motion to accept the recommendations of the City Engineer and
release -the Subdivision Water System Agreement, for A®3C, and Bond No,
3981412 in the amount of $7,000 was made by Councilman Crocker, seconded
by Councilwoman Le Conte and carried by the following roll call vote:
AYES-. Councilmen Crocker, Le Conte, Rose
Mayor pro tem Heinshei,mer
NOES: None
ABSENT-. Mayor Battaglia
LOS ANGELES COUNTY BICENTENNIAL COMMISSION INC. 715
Notice of a luncheon -to be held Monday, July 1, 1974 in Los
Angeles by the Los Angeles County Bicentennial Commission was presented
to the Council. Councilwoman Le Conte said she wished to attend the
luncheon and asked that a reservation be made for her. A motion to
approve Councilwoman°s attendance as a representative of the City of
Rolling Hills was made by Councilman Rose, seconded by Councilman
Crocker and carried by the roll call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Crocker, Le Conte, Rose
Mayor pro tem Heinsheimer
NOES-. None
ABSENT: Mayor Battaglia
SOUTH BAY CORRIDOR STUDY STEERING COMMITTEE
725
The Manager presented a letter dated June 1.4, 1974 from South Bay
Corridor Study Steering Committee, advising that Alan Mo Voorhees and
Associates, a company experienced in transportation planning, had been
selected 'to carry out the Phase I part of the South Bay Corridor Study,
Councilwoman Le Conte,representative for the City of Rolling Hills
on the South Bay Corridor Study Steering Committee, reported that by
Council action on January 14, 1974, participation. by the City in the
study and approval of a sum not to exceed $175 was voted; therefore,
it was in order for the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the agreement,
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and for the Council to approve payment of the bill in the amount of
$153000. Mayor -pro tempore Heinsheimer so ordered.
PALOS VERDES PENINSULA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
739
Mayor pro tem Heinsheimer asked Mro Hal Requa, Manager of the Palos
Verdes Peninsula Chamber of Commerce, to address the Council regarding a
letter dated June 14, 1974 inviting the City of Rolling Hills to consider
affiliation with the:Peninsula Chamber through an annual allocationo
Mr. Requa said that although the City has no commercial business,
there are benefits to the community to be derived from membership, and,
he said that representatives of Rolling Hills had been. invited.tom
gether with representatives of the other Peninsula cities, to attend
a reception on Thursday, July 11th honoring the officers of the Palos
�,. Verdes Community Arts Association. A goal of the Chamber, Mr. Requa
�0 said, is to honor such organizations which benefit the Peninsula as
a whole, including Rolling Hills, and asked that a nominal contribution
be made in support of such activity.
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Following the presentation, Mayor pro tem Heinsheimer thanked Mr.
Requa, and said the matter would be referred to the Budget Committee
for a recommendation as part of the presentation for the next Fiscal
Year's budget.
NOTICE OF FILING OF APPLICATION FOR RATE INCREASE, SO. CALIF EDISON 819
A copy of Application No. 54946, in the matter of the application
of Southern California Edison Company for authority to increase rates
charged by it for electric services was presented to the Council.
Councilwoman Le Conte said she would obtain a copy of the application
and related exhibits for the Council.
TRAFFIC MONITORING AND TRAFFIC SAFETY SYSTEM. 822
Mayor pro tem Heinsheimer said he had no new information on the
matter, and ordered it held on the agenda.
TRAFFIC OBSTRUCTION BY TREESg_GEORGEFF ROAD, TIBERIO LIZZA PROPERTY 823
Councilman Heinsheimer reported that during his absence from the
City he asked Councilwoman Le Conte to view the Tiberio Lizza property
on Georgeff Road in connection with a complaint about a traffic hazard,
Councilwoman Le Conte said she had visited the property and after
inspection she felt the trunks of the pine trees were not hazardous, but
the overhanging branches were, and should be trimmed, Further, Council-
woman Le Conte said large trees on another property on Georgeff Road
is also hazardous, and should be trimmed but not removed. Other
properties on Georgeff Road have planting in the easements, although
they are not a traffic hazard. It was Councilwoman Le Conte's recom-
mendation that the homeowners be advised of the findings, and requested
to cooperate with the City by trimming the overhanging branches. In
the event the owner declined to do so, Councilwoman Le Conte recommended
that the property owners be advised in advance of the date of work to be
done by City employees.
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OFF SHORE OIL DRILLING m OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF 871
Mayor pro tempore Heinsheimer ordered the matter held on the
agenda until the next meeting.
RAPID TRANSIT DISTRICT
873
Councilwoman Le Conte reported that in testifying at the hearing
she had requested that the Rapid Transit District adopt a program
which would include the South Bay; on June 21st a plan was adopted
that included the 140 miles originally planned, plus an additional ten
miles, for a total.of 150 miles in the area. Following adoption further
action was deferred until the plan was presented to the Board of
Supervisors, Meanwhile, Mr, Io L. Morhar, Road Commissioner has made
a negative recommendation to the Board of Supervisors, Councilwoman
Le Conte reported, and the findings of the Board of Supervisors will
determine whether the issue will be on the ballot in November to
provide funds for Rapid Transit.
Councilwoman Le Conte reported that telegrams had been sent to
Congressman Glenn Anderson and Congresswoman Yvonne Burke regarding
Federal Legislation, and had requested that additional funds be
allocated to Los Angeles County for Rapid Transit. A massive effort
would be necessary in Washington, Councilwoman Le Conte said, and she
asked authorization of the Council to pursue the matter, Councilman
Crocker said he would be in favor of Councilwoman Le Conte°s support
and she asked other members of the Council to contact her on the matter.
COMMERCIAL USE OF PROPERTY IN ROLLING HILLS 872
Councilwoman Le Conte requested that the matter be held on the
agenda for a report at a later date,
PROPOSED BUDGET, FISCAL YEAR 1974 ® 75 1288
Councilman Crocker reported that he and Mr. Rogers, City Treasurer,
had met with representatives of the Board of Directors to develop a
budget for Fiscal Year 1974 m 75 for the City and the Association. As
a preliminary step, a budget philosophy was developed, and Councilman
Crocker said the budget in tentative form would be ready for presentation
to the Council shortly. Councilman Crocker moved that a public hearing
for presentation of the tentative budget be scheduled for Monday, July
15th, at a special meeting of the Councils The motion was seconded by
Councilman Rose and carried by the following roll call vote:
AYES', Councilmen Crocker, Heinsheimer, Le Conte, Rose
NOES: None
ABSENT: Mayor Battaglia
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 906
A motion to approve and accept the Report of the City Treasurer for
the month of May 1974 and the Statement of Revenue and Expenditures
dated May 31, 1974 was made by Councilman Rose, seconded by Councilman
Crocker and carried by the following roll call vote:
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AYES: Councilmen.Crocke.r, Heinsheimer, Le Conte, Rose
NOES:' None
ABSENT: Mayor Battaglia
PAYMENT OF BILLS 1080
Councilman Crocker moved that Demands No. 3725 through 3756 in
the amount of $17,855041 be approved for payment from the General Fund,
The motion was seconded by Councilwoman Le Conte and carried by the
following roll call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Crocker, Heinsheimer, Le Conte, Rose
NOES: None
ABSENT: Mayor Battaglia
Mayor -Battaglia arrived at 8:45 P.M.
BUDGET HEARING
Mayor Battaglia said he wished to have the Public Hearing on the
proposed Budget for Fiscal 1974/75 at the next regular meeting of the
Council on Monday, July 8, 1975. Councilman Crocker moved that the date
for the hearing be reconsidered. The motion was seconded by Councilman
Rose .and carried by the following roll call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Crocker, Heinsheimer, Rose, Mayor
Battaglia
NOES: Councilwoman Le Conte
ABSENT: None
A motion to reschedule the public hearing on the budget to 7/8/74
was made by Councilman Crocker, seconded by Councilman Rose, and carried
by the following roll call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Crocker, Heinsheimer, Le Conte, Rose,
Mayor Battaglia
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
Mayor Battaglia directed that residents be advised of the hearing,
and that copies of the proposed budget for the City be available for
residents after 1 P.M. Wednesday July 3rd.
CITY ATTORNEY
ORDINANCE N0, 122 Introduced Mav 13, 1974 1111
The City Attorney recommended that Ordinance No. 122 entitled
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ROLLING HILLS REQUESTING THE LOS ANGELES
COUNTY ,BOARD.OF SUPERVISORS TO HAVE CERTAIN TERRITORY WITHIN THE
BOUNDARIES OF THE CITY OF ROLLING HILLS INCLUDED WITHIN THE CONSOLIDATED
FIRE"PROTECTION DISTRICT OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY be held on the agenda
to enab.le'him to research the matter further with regard to allocation
of charges on the County tax bill. Councilman Crocker moved that the.
item be tabled on the recommendation of the City Attorneys The motion
was seconded by Councilman Rose and carried by the following roll call
vote:
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AYES'. Councilmen Crocker, Heinsheimer, Le Conte, Rose,
Mayor Battaglia
NOES'. None
ABSENT: None
ORDINANCE NO. 124 - Environmental Impact Report 1130
Councilman Crocker moved that Ordinance No. 124 entitled AN
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ROLLING HILLS, CALIFORNIA AMENDING ORDINANCE NO.
67 OF THE CITY OF ROLLING HILLS, CALIFORNIA, REGULATING AND CONTROLLING
THE DESIGN AND IMPROVEMENT OF SUBDIVISIONS AND OTHER DIVISIONS OF
PROPERTY be adopted, and that reading in full be waived. The motion was
seconded by Councilman Rose and carried by the following roll call vote:
AYES'. Councilman Crocker, Heinsheimer, Le Conte, Rose,
Mayor Battaglia
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
PROPOSED ORDINANCE - Civil Defense and Disaster 1141
Councilman Crocker moved that a proposed ordinance entitled AN
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ROLLING HILLS, CALIFORNIA RELATING TO
EMERGENCY ORGANI7ATION.AND FUNCTIONS be introduced, and that reading in
full be waived. The motion was seconded by Councilman Rose for purposes
of discussion.
Councilwoman Le Conte suggested revisions of the ordinance provided
by the Civil Defense Planning Board, specifically that the City Manager
be appointed Director of Emergency Services, and that the Mayor, rather
than the Director, be empowered to request the Governor to proclaim a.
"state of emergency", and further that the wording of the ordinance be
changed to include the feminine gender as well as the masculine gender.
The Mayor directed that --the suggestions be incorporated in the ordinance,
and ordered the matter tabled until the next regular meeting of the
Council. Motion to table was made by Councilwoman Le Conte and seconded
by Councilman Rose and was carried by the following roll call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Crocker, Heinsheimer, Le Conte, Rose,
Mayor Battaglia.
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
RESOLUTION NO. 314 1365
The City Attorney presented a resolution providing for meetings,d�f
the Environmental Quality Board, and setting fees for appearance before
the Board. Mr. Kinley said the figures were arbitrarily arrived at, and
were open for discussion.
Councilman Rose moved that the resolution, entitled A RESOLUTION
OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROLLING HILLS FIXING THE TIME AND
PLACE FOR THE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY BOARD OF
SAID CITY, AND FEES TO BE PAID TO THE CITY OF ROLLING HILLS FOR FILING
AN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT AND APPEALING FROM A DECISION OF.THE
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ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY`BOARD, AS -REQUIRED BY SECTIONS 8, 17 and -19 OF
ORDINANCE NO. U-33 AS AMENDED be adopted .for purposes of discussion;
the motion was seconded by Councilman Crocker.
In the discussion that followed Councilman Rose said he thought
the fees should be higher, and moved that'the resolution be amended
for reports filed after adoption of the resolution as follows-. For
filing.an application for an Environmental Impact Report - for filing
said report and application-. $150.00; For filing an appeal from a
dec sion.of the Environmental.Quality Board-. $100.00; applicant to
provide.sufficient'copies for all members of the'Environmental Quality
Board and.staff, the number to be determined by the City Manager. The
motion to amend the resolution was seconded by Councilman Crocker
t` and carried by_the following roll call vote;
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�0 AYES-. Councilmen Crocker, Heinsheimer, Le Conte, Rose,
+--� Mayor Battaglia.
NOES-. None
ABSENT-. None
The motion to adopt the resolution was carried by the following
roll call vote-.
AYES-.. Councilmen Crocker, Heimsheimer, Le Cont.e,.Ro.se,
Mayor Battaglia.
NOES-. None .
ABSENT_-. None
CITY.DEPARTMENTS '.
SHERIFFS. DEPARTMENT REPORTS.. .1550
The reports of the Sheriff°s
January,.February and March 1974
reports..were received and filed.
'MATTERS FROM THE AUDIENCE
Department -for December 1973,
were presented to the Council. The
Mr. Hank Peralez, Deputy to Supervisor James Hayes, advised the
Council that he had recently been assigned to the San Pedro office, and
would be at that location except for a few hours each week. Mr.
Peralez asked members of the Council to contact him on matters con-
cerning County services. Mayor Battaglia thanked Mr. Peralez for his.
appearance before the Council.
MATTERS FROM THE COUNCIL
Councilman Rose-. Modification of Restrooms 1580
Councilman Rose reported that following the last meeting of the
City Council he had made a survey of the restroom facilities in the
Administration Building, and he said the toilet facilities were in
violation of the United States Constitution, since they are inaccessible_
to physically handicapped persons.; Councilman Rose moved that the
Council approve an expenditure up to $1,000 for appropriate modifica-
tions of both restrooms to accommodate physically handicapped persons.
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Councilman Rose explained that it would be necessary to widen the entry
to accommodate a wheelchair, purchase a wider door and lower the mirrors.
Government Code regulations, adopted in 1968, require such accommoda-
tions, and Councilman Rose recommended that buildings built before that
date be modified to conform. -Councilwoman Le Conte asked that a wider
shelf be installed in the Ladies' Restroom,' The motion to approve
modification of restr°ooms was 'sec'on'ded Eby Councilman Crocker and carried
by the following roll call vote: -
AYES: Councilmen Crocker, Heinsheimer, Le Conte, Rose
NOES: Mayor Battaglia
ABSENT: None
Councilwoman Le Conte: Fire on Outrider Road 1653
Councilwoman Le Conte asked for a report of the recent fire on
Outrider Road, and asked whether the Emergency system had been
activated, Mrs. Clifton said a grass fire had been started by youths
behind Miraleste High School, and had been extinguished quickly before it
was necessary to activate any of the disaster equipment.
Department of Animal Control - New Fees
1672
Councilwoman Le Conte asked whether it was the intention of the
Council to accept the recommendations to the Board of Supervisors by
the Department of Animal Control revising fees for services.
Mrs. Clifton said she had been advised that the recommendation was
adopted by the Board of Supervisors on June 17, 1974, and a sample
ordinance would be sent to the City; when it arrives it will be referred
to the City Attorney for review and his recommendation.
View Obstruction m Packsaddle Road
1692
Councilwoman Le Conte said she had received a complaint about a
fence on Packsaddle Road intended to restrain four German shepherd
dogs, and which also obstructs the view of one of the homes, and is an
eyesore,
Mayor Battaglia asked that the matter be referred to the Board of
Directors of the Rolling Hills Community Association, Councilman
Crocker said he was of the opinion that stronger legislation should be
considered to enforce prosecution of violations in the City, since the
architectural liens placed on properties by the Association are ignored
by the residents and are generally ineffective, Mayor Battaglia asked
Councilman Crocker to work with the City Attorney in preparing an
ordinance which would be effective in enforcing restrictions and pro-
secuting violations.
C.ouncilman4 Crockero Motorcycles
1820
. Councilman Crocker asked whether the other members of the Council
thought there had been a change in the number of complaints about
motorcycles since the recent study of the problem. Councilwoman
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Le Conte said.she had not observed any violations recently, and also
thought the skateboard problem had abated.after Council action on the
matter.
MAYOR BATTAGLIA
JOINT'MEETING OF PENINSULA MAYORS
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Mayor Battaglia reported that at a recent meeting of the Mayors
of the Four Peninsula Cities arrestor beds for Hawthorne Boulevard in
the vicinity of Palos Verdes Drive North were again discussed, The
Mayor said that at the request of Mayor Joseph Lehman of Rolling Hills
Estates, and as directed by the Council, he had written to Supervisor
James Hayes and had supported installation of arrestor beds as a
traffic safety measure, and had received an acknowledgment of his
letter, stating that Supervisor Hayes was also in favor of the
installation.. Subsequently, it was announced that the arrestor beds
would be installed, using funds previously allocated to beautification
of that portion of Hawthorne Boulevard in Rancho Palos Verdes. The
City of Rancho Palos Verdes has expressed support of the arrestor bed
installation, but not at the expense of landscaping in their City, and
support of the four mayors is again being sought for -installation of
arrestor beds on that portion of Hawthorne Boulevard in Rolling Hills
Estates, and appropriate landscaping on that portion of Hawthorne
Boulevard in Rancho Palos.Verdes.
MATTERS FROM CITY OFFICERS
City Attorney re: .City of Los Angeles vs County. of Los Angeles 1829
Mr. Kinley reported that he had received a communication in con-
nection with the lawsuit between the.City of Los Angeles and the County
of Los Angeles regarding Sheriff Contract Services, and had been advised
that the fee for contract cities participating in the suit would be
1/10 of 1`/0 of the 197374 Budget for Sheriff Contract Services, plus
$13.00 for filing an answer. The City Attorney requested that the
Manager be authorized to have an appropriate check prepared for John
S. Todd, Trustee,. Special Committee. Mr. Todd is City Attorney for
the City of Lakewood.
A motion to authorize payment of the fee was made by Councilman
Rose, seconded by Councilman Crocker and carried by the following roll
call vote:
AYES:- Councilmen Crocker, Heinsheimer, Le Conte, Rose,
Mayor Battaglia
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
COLLECTION OF FEES FOR COLLECTION OF GARBAGE BY CITY 1845
Mr. Kinley said he had prepared for the Budget Committee a summary
of regulations of the Health and Safety Code which became effective
after entering a five year Franchise with regard to collection of fees
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for collection of garbage in the City. Two years of the franchise
period have passed, and the third year will begin in November, 19740
Mr. Kinley said he would make copies of the memorandum available to
the Council, but suggested that they consider all implications of
rising prices before taking any -action. Under present Health and
Safety Code regulations the City would be empowered to collect charges
for the collection of garbage and rubbish; and to make a separate
charge therefor; further, the fee could be charged on the County tax
bill in addition to the city tax. Previous to 1972 this charge could
pot be added; the proposed procedure was not available at the time the
Franchise was negotiated, Mr. Kinley said.
1974 PARK BOND ACT REQUIREMENTS 1900
Mr, Kinley reported that he had reviewed a letter dated June 24,
1974, from Department of Parks and Recreation, Los Angeles County,
at the request of the City MaiiagEr; regarding application for project
grants for F/Y 1974-75 from the 1974 Park Bond Act, and advised the
Council that careful consideration of obligations to residents outside
of Rolling Hills be given before accepting funds. Councilman Rose
suggested that the Council take a conservative approach aimed at not
accepting the funds, then attempt to determine any reasons why the
funds might be accepted, Mayor Battaglia asked the City Attorney to
study the matter and report further to the Council.
JOINT TRAFFIC COMMITTEE _ PENINSULA CITIES (Side 2, 008)
Mayor Battaglia said the.Mayors had named representatives of
their cities to attend meetings for the purpose of developing a joint
traffic committee, and he had delegated Councilman Crocker to attend
as a representative of Rolling Hills, The cities of Rancho Palos
Verdes and- Rolling Hills Estates will also have representatives, and
the City of Palos Verdes Estates, which has its own police force, has
offered to cooperate by having a representative available for guidance.
The next meeting of the Mayors has been scheduled for September, and it
is their wish to have a report of the Joint Traffic Committee at that
time.
NIKE SITE 015
The City of Rancho Palos Verdes reported that one of the prime
interests in the Nike Site has emanated from the Palos Verdes Peninsula
Unified School District. Mayor Battaglia said he would contact the
School District to try to determine what their plans are for the site
within the City of Rolling Hills if the Administrative Offices are
moved to another site, Councilwoman Le Conte said she had discussed
the matter with members of the School Board, and they had indicated an
interest in meeting with the Mayor and Council for a discussion of the
site in Rolling Hills.
Mayor Battaglia asked that the City Manager schedule a meeting be-
tween the School Board and the City Council for the purpose of discussing
possible vacation of the site within the City, and also manning re-
quirements for the school within the City, and other items of mutual
interest.
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The Manager reported that she had been advised by Captain Kenneth
Hays that the agreement between the City of Rolling Hills and the
Sheriff had been modified slightly by substituting a one-man car rather
than a two-man car on the P.M. shift, resulting in a substantial
reduction of costs to Rolling Hills in the amount of $10,675 for the
Fiscal Year. Mrs. Clifton reported that she had confirmed the change
in a letter to the Sheriff's Department, as she was advised of Captain
Hays' transfer effective July 7th.
Mayor Battaglia asked that the revised proposal be made in writing
by the Sheriff's Department, since the original proposal had been
adopted by Council action as presented in written form.
A moi ion to accept the revision of Sheriff's services as presented
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Heinsheimer and carried by the following roll call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Crocker, Heinsheimer, Rose
NOES: Mayor Battaglia
ABSENT: None
ABSTAIN: Councilwoman Le Conte
Mayor Battaglia asked that the record show that his objection
was based on lack of a written revision presented by the Sheriff, and
because he felt that the Sheriff's recommendation was in fact a
decision made by the Sheriff for the Council.
MATTERS FROM CITY OFFICERS
City Manager: Dog Kennels 093
The Manager read the section from Ordinance No. 79 defining Dog
Kennel, and reported that it has come to her attention that many
residents in Rolling Hills own more than three dogs, and therefore are
in violation of the Ordinance which requires that owners of four or
more dogs must obtain a kennel license, which is illegal in Rolling
Hills.
Mayor Battaglia -said the matter ties in with commercial activity
in the City, and referred it to the Committee for inclusion in their
report.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business to come before the Council, Mayor
Battaglia recessed the session to a Personnel session at 10:20 P.M.
The meeting reconvened at 10:50 P.M. and was adjourned by the Mayor
at 11:10 P.M.
APPROVED:
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