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10/24/1977 . G-ti_ � � MINUTES OF THE REGi�LAR N�ETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL CITY OF ROLLII�G HILLS, CALIFORNYA October 24, 1977 A �e�ular mee�ing of the City Council of the City of Rolling Hill� _ was ealled to order at �he Administration Building, 2 Portuguese Bend Road, Rolling Hill� , Ca��fo�nia by Mayor Crocker at 7: 30 PeMo Nlondaye O�tober 24, 19770 � ROLL CAI�L PRESEN�: Councilmembers Heinsheimer, Rose, Perne119 Swanson Mayor Cracker ABSENT: Teena Clifton, City Manager AL�O PRES�N'Te William Kinley City Attorney � June Cunningham Deputy City Cle�k � Robert Scott De Leuw m Cat�.e� & Coo ^� Alf�ed Marotta Attorney � William Allen Resident� � Mrso Ro Bern�tein N�rso Fe Heckerman Car�l �eternell Miss ,7o Peternell Dro & Mrso Ao Vinter Dro & Mrsa So Wolinsky Mis� Vo Wolinsky APPROVAL OF 1�IN�JTES , The minute� of the �djourned meeting of the Council on Octnber 9 �se�e approved and accepted as presentede T�e minutes of �he regula� meeting on October l0a 1977 were approved and accepted as amended on a motion made by Councilwoman Swanson, seconded by Counci]�man Heinshef�rn.��° �nd carx°ied by the following roll call vo�ee � AYESo Couneilmembers Heinsheimer9 Pernell, Rose, S�ransnr� Mayor Cro�ker NOES: None ` ABSENTo � None � � FIN�INCIAL STATEIKENTS The Financial Statemen�s for Se��ember 1977 we�e approved ax�d ��c�:p� ted as p�esented on a �otion made by Couneilwoman Swanson, �ecor�d�d by �Iayor Crocker and carrieci by the following roll call votee A�ES : Councilmembers Heinsheimer, Pernell, Rose� Swran�c�n Niayor Crocker NOES : None t�BSENZ°e None PAYI�N°T OF BILLS Counc�lman Rose mo�red that Demands Noo 6537 through 6568 in �he amoun� of $13,465056 be paid from the General Fundo The mots.on wY�.s s��onded by Council`,,foman Swanson and carried by the following ra1,1 call �r�te o AS�ES : Councilmembers Heinsheimer, Perne119 Rose, Swrar��an Nlayor Crc�eke�° NOESo None ABSEI��": None a �� October 24, 1977 , t PRESENTATION: "SOUTH BAY CORRIDOR STUDY" 50 Mre R�bert So Scott, Principal Transportation Planner for D� Leuwe Cather and Company, Consulting Engineers and Planners , presen�ed a cl��th bound copy of the �eport entitled South Ba}r Corri'dor Study9 Pha�e II , t� Mayor Crocker and the Councilo Mr> Scott advised� that De Leuw, Ca�her and Company welcomed the opportunity to serve the. City of Ftolling Hi11� and the other communities in the South Bay by conducting thE �tudya and tha.nked the staff for thefr assistanceo Mayor Croeker thanked Mr , Scott on behalf of the Coun�il and accepm ted the reporto SOUTH BAY CORRIDOR STUDY, .TOINT POWERS AGREEME�IT, PHASE II�. 64 In a memorandu.m dated October 11, 1977 , the 5teering Commi�tee requested �hat a revised copy of the J'oint Power� Agreement for Pha�e III of �he South Bay Corridor Study be executed, The revision was fou�.c� �egally necessary beeause the County of I.os Angeles has dete�mined no� to be an official pa�'� of Phase III, and it was neces�ary to remove a11 �references to the County, except historical referenees , Council�roman Swanson moved that the City of Rolling Hi1.ls parta.�i� p�te a� previously authorized, and that the revised Joint Powers �gree� ment for Pha�e III of the South Bay Corridor Study be executeda provid�d tha� the City Attorney reviewed and approved the revised agreemento Th� mot3on was seconded by Councilman Pernell and carried by the follotaa�n� ��11 call vote : AYES : Councilmembers Heinsheimer, Pernell , Rose, Swanson Mayor Crocleer NOESo None ABSENTe None A€ter reviewing the revised agreement Mr, Kinley advised t�e Coun��1 �h�t he found it in order, Mayor Crocker• authorized Councilwoman Swan,��a�: to �ign the document on behalf of the City Councilo APPEAL REe VICIOUS DOG COMPLAINT, DRo SAM WOLINSKY 105 Mayor Cro�lcer opened a hearing on an appeal filed by Dro Sam T,Jol�.n��y�fl S Reata I,ane , �r� connection with a decision of the City Manager r�gard�.ng �. complaint filed by� Mrse Dorothy Vinter, 9 Reata Lane following an a�t�.c� by a Great Dane owned by �he Wolinskys on a Lhasa Apso owned by the Va.nters �rhieh resulted in the death of the Vinters ' dogo The Clerk dis- t��buted co�crespondence sulbmitted at �he meeting fr�om Fred Hecke�°man, 5 E1 Concho Lane; Mrso George He Feister, 5 Buckboard Trail, and M�°se llennis Go K�ieger , 7 Reata Lane, in support of Mrs , Vintex° ' s complain�o I�e Alfred Maro�ta, Dro Wolinsky° s attorney, stated that �ince �he s�a.�em men�s ir� the letters were not made under oath, he wished time to checic their ve��,city and to prepare a rebuttal, and on behalf of Dre Wolinsky he requested that the hearing be postponedo 1�Iro Kinley advi�ed the Council that the hearing was schedu�.ed in� ac�ordan.ce with requiretnents in Ordinance Noe 136 , after an appeal was f�led by Dro Wolinsky, and sinee there were residents present �n conne�� tion with the hearing, it was his opinion that the hearing shoulei proceed as scheduledo Mayor Crocke� advised 1�Iro Marotta that he would ex�use �h.e W�linslcys , �heir attorney and fox°mer neighbors who were present on the�.r beha? f, �o the correspondence could be reviewed by them, and the appeal. would be heard later in the meetinge _2_ 0 , , � Y �A � �� .. . Oc�ober 249 1977 'TRAFF�C SA�'ETY ON PALOS VERDES DRIVE EAST 150 , Councilwoman Swanson reported that at a neighborhood meeting fo� re�idents in the Eastfield area held on October 13 , 1977, a number c�f residents expressed concern about traffic safety on Palos Verdes Dx�o E, s�nce the markings have .been changed fronn a solid center line to a broken lineo As a result of the change, which permits passinge and becau�e of the curving road and an overgrowth of hedge� and plant�.ngs wl�i�h obstruct visibility, there have been numerous accidentso Council� �,roman Swanson sa�.d that she had di�cussed the matter with the Traffic Conunissioner in Rancho Palos Verdes , since Palos Verdes Drive Eas� is located �n that city9 and he said he had received several calls, but the �hange had not been in effect long enough to evaluate �he results , Sev� eral calls were also made to Los Angeles County Road Department9 and Councilwom�n S�ranson said the Road Department would work wi�h the City� of It�.ncho Palos ilerdes to review the situation and make recommenda�ions o ,;� Council�roman S�,�ranson suggested that �he City Council write a lettex� � � to Rancho Palos Verdes expressing the concern of Rolling Hills residen�s :!: about the change in marking9 which eneourages unsafe passing9 with a � copy sent to Los Angeles Count}� Road Department> Mayor Crocker directed � �hat an appropriate letter be prepared for his signatureo REQiJEST FOR RELEASE OF° GRADING BOND ON LOT 7, TRACT 29383 168 A letter dated October 18, 1977 from Kenneth Ro KvaIIunen, Deputy C�ty Engineer, Department of County Engineer, was presented to the Councilo With regard to the riding ring on Tract 29383 , Mro Kvamman advi�ed that the Geology Section reco�uunends that �he "restricted use" a�°ea shown for Lot 7 on the recorded map remain as is and not be r�moved, since . the Geology Section did not review or approve a grading plan fo�° the wox°k, p�ior to or upon completion, and the exact dimensions of the completed key is not knowna Further, Mro Kvammen stated that th� "restric�ed use" designation will help to protect the City in the fu��re �s detailed information could be required prior to construction on or the change in use of the siteo Councilwoman Swanson asked that the record show that she is �oncern�d about the drainage at the site, and would like information from the City Enginee� abou� adequacy of the drainageo . Niayor Croeker directed that the matter be held on the agenda until a letter is received from the County Engineer approving release of �he bond and commen�ing on drainage on Lo�t 7 < PUBZICATION OF BOOK ON ROL�,ING HI`LLS HISTORY 250 Niayor Crocker advf�ed that the developer of Rolling Hills has w��ten a book and provided photographs of the area which can be published for $�09000 - $189000, depending on the number of books published, �'rom 29500 to 5 ,000 eopiesy and depending on the type of cover chaseno lv[�yor Crocker s�a�d he had read the manusc�°ipt9 which he said is well written arad. interestin.g a s�nce it conveys Nir a Ao E o Hanson' s observation� of ' early dayys in Rolling Hills , raritten in his personal style. The 1Kayor said a deci�fon must be made as to who will publish the book; whether a p�ivate party will advanee the money and get the net proceedsy or whether the Ci�y �hould do ito If the City declines to do it and publishing is paicl for pri�ratel�, the profits can go �o a designated reeipient9 such as tl�e Boy Scoutse Mayor Croeker said i� is necessary to pro�eed immedia�ely if the book is to be ready for the 1977 holiday season, and the Mayor saicl he wi�hed �he reco�d to reflect that the matter is being presented to �he Ci�t�; p��,va.te fund�ng will be sought only ff the City declines �o assu�me �he obligation, I�Iayor Crocke�° �a.id he would prefer that the Ci�y handle �3_ ��- � � October 24, 1977 the publica�fon as a his�oric proje��, but he would be willing �o p�o� v�de the funding if necessarqa providing that he have control ove�° the r�u�znbe� of �op�,es pr�.n�ed and the type of cover used, since he has had pre�ious expe�ienceo Counciltnan Pernell . said it tiras his opinion that the Ci�y should r�ot enter into a busines� o He suggested that other orginizations in ��e Co�ununity eo�sld handle �;�, . with pro.cee,ds going to the Communitya and if necessa,r}r, the City could advance , seed money to get the p�°oj ec� startedo He reeo�ended that the opportunity be published to Community drganizations , and they be encouraged to asstime the publicationo Cour►cilwoman Swanson said she had diseussed the matter wi�h the �resident of The Rolling Hills Womens " Club, and she was not intere�ted az�d sa�,d she did raot think the membership would be interestedo Coun- cilwoman Swanson aslced the City Attorney whether public funds could be u�ed �o unde�ite such a project if a profit would be made from the �ale of the bool�s o 1Kro Kinley sa�.d there would not be anything illega.l. , ��n�e �he profit �,rould go into the City' s fundso Counc�lman Heinsheimer said tha� since Mayor Crocker has indicateci that he raould be �will�ng to finance the project as an indiv�,dua19 he wished to move �hat the Council support his proceeding with the pu�bl�- ea�iono Councilwoman Sv,ranson seeonded the motiono Councilman Pernell sa,id the motion was not in ordera Councilman Rose agreed that the Ci�� should decline to comment on an individual' s intent, and shouTd �i�he� ag�ee o� decline to advance funds to finance the projecte Councilman Rose safd he would be in favor of the City publishing the �ook as a histor�c project, �rith Mayor Crocker acting in an advis� ory cap�citya since he has had previous experience in such a project, arad he inoved that the City support the project up to a total of $15 ,OODo The motion was seconded by Councilman Heinsheimer and carried by the follow�ng roll call voteo _ AYESo Councilmen Heinsheimer, Rose9 Mayor Crocker NOESe Councilmembers Pernell, Swanson ABSENT: None APPEAL REe VICIOUS DOG COMPLAINTa DRo SAM WOLINSKY 346 I�Iayor Crocker reopened the hearing on an appeal filed by Dro Sam Wolinslcy, 8 Reata Lane , in response to an opinion of the Ci�y Manage�° follow�.ng a complaint filed by NLrso Dorothy Vinter, 9 Reata Laneo Mro Al�red Marotta, attorney for Dro Wolinsky, requested that tTie hea��,ng be postponed �o that letters from residents submitteci to the Council could be checiced for their veracityo The City A�torney said �hat since the appeal was filed by Dre Wolinsky upon receip�t of the C�ty Manager` s findings , anel the additional letters were ineidental to �he o�iginal matter, the Council should proceed with the hearing, sin�e the appeal �aas filed `by the applicant and the fee �aas paid wi�hin ten da�s after �eceip� of the le�ter as required by the ordinance9 an,d the hearing was also scheduled in accordance with the ordinance> Fur� ��e�� lro Kinley advised the Council that afte�e reviewing and consid- ering all evidentiary matters relating to the decision of the City Manager, the Council should make one of the following decisions : 1) tTp- hold �he decision of the Manager; 2) Reverse the decision of the Manager; 3) D�,smi�s the appealo Mayor Crocker polled members of the Council as �� wl�er�he� they `aished to proceed with the hearing on appeal , and all agreed that the hea�°ing should proceedo Dro Wolinsky adv�sed the Council that when he received the le�tte� fr�an the C�ty l�Ianager and a copy of the complaint filed by Mrs o Vinte� _4_ $ � � �� October 249 1977 he felt bad about the death of the Vinterse dog, but it was liis opinion tha,t the�e were circumstances tahieh should be reported to the Couneil� Dr, Wolinslcy said that some small dogs are agressive and large dog� ean be gentle anci not vi�iouso He stated that the Vinters ° small dog repea- tedly �ame to his property and challenged his Great Dane, which is loyal and does not seek f�,ght� w�th other dogs , but is not afraid of a figh�Co Dro �Jolinsky said hi� dog �ras injured in the fight, and had to have medical attentiono �°u�ther , Dro Wolinsky said some of the statemen�� in the complaint were hearsay, and he resented the statemen� that �he f�ght r,�ras witnessed by members of his family, since six friends of his daughter �ere presen� on his property, but the group did not in�l�de a member of the Wolinsky fama,lyo �urther, Dro Wolinsky said the s�ate� ments in one of the letters submitted were not unbiased, since he and the husband of the c�oman who wrote the letter have had an unfriendly re�ationship �esulting from another mattera Finally, Dre Wolinsky said i� was his opinion that lack of a leash law has resul�ed in many dog fights in the Cityo Dro Wolinsky said that Mro Carl Peternell, a ;X; fo�zner neighbor9 wa� present to tes�ify that the Wolinsky dog was not � v��iouso � � I�Iayor Crocker asked Dro Wolinslcy to eomment on statements in the � complaint and in other letters that the dog is threatening and menac�ngo Dr, Wolinsley said he has owned �he ciog for seven years ancl no one ha� been bitteno He said the dog has grown up with his family and gene�°- al�y �emains on his propertya The �nlolinskys do not fear the dog, he said9 but children shriek and run when they see the doga Nlro Anthony Vinterg 9 Reata Lane, submitted a sketch showing the relative lo�at�.on of �he Wolinsky and Vinter houses on a common drive-� �ray at the end of the eul de sac on Reata Laneo Mro Vinter advised the Co�r�cfl tha� it is his opinion that the letter submitted by I�Irs o Vinter ��uly represented the attack on their doga He said the Great Dane is �e�ey large anci presents a frightening appearance, ancl he does bark a�t the children; when �he large dog approaches his children and barks they are badly f�°ightenedo Mro Vinter said they have replaced thei� dog, but h�s major concern is about the Dane° s next attack, stating that a ch�.ld can not be replacedo Mro Vinter stated that the attack on h�.s dog occurred on October 10 , and the vet' s bill submitted by Dro Wolinslcy s�,o�red tthat his dog was treated five days latero I�rso Vinter said she did not witness the attack on her dog, but she did hear he� ciaugh�ter and another little girl screaming as they watched, anai when she ran to the sceney the Great Dane had her dog in his mou�h� In response to questions about how long the Vinters �xperienced a p�ob- lem raith the Wolinsky' s dog, Mrso Vinter said that on the clay they mov�c� � ��o their home the Grea� Dane would not let them into their garage , arad V��riana Wolinsky, Dro Wolinsky` s daughter, introduced herself and sa�d the dog was accustomed to wandering abouto Mrso Vinter said the dog was u�ecl to �oming onto their property, since the Vinters and Wolin�lcys share a common driv�wayo This has been a problem, Mrso Vinter saidm and �he Dane has rushed at her �rhen she went for her mail, and the children are af�°aid to walk along the dr�.veway, although they are not afraid of o�her large ciogs o Mr� o TnTolin�lcy addressed the Council and said there was no problem �rith the �'ormer owner of the Vinter home, and it was her opinion that �che Vir�ter boy provoked the Wolinskys' dogo When Mrse Vinter telepl�oned her to request that the dog be kept in, she suggested that they attempt t� malce friends with �he dog, since it never has bitten anyone, �,nd is no� cons�dered vieiouso Mro V�nter advised the Council that none of the letters �ubmit�ed to �hetn taere solicited, but �rere wr°itten in response to a noti�e of the appeal pul�l�s�ed in the Roll�ng Hills Newslettero -5- ��0� � October 24, 1977 Follo�aing the �estimony Councilman Rose moved that the Coun��l ��pport the f%ndings of the City Manager and require the Wolinslcys to keeg �heir dog under a permanent leash provisiono Counc�lman Pernell seconded the motiono Counciliaoman Swanson said that although t�e Wolin��C}�s do not consider their dog vicious , children must be protectedo Councilman Heinsheimer safd it is incumbent to contr�ol la�°ge ar�cl potentially dangerous dogs , because when a dog seares ch.ilm dren a �he chilciren react o Mayor Crocleer said the, comsnon driveraay acids to t�e problem, and he agreed that the dog must be restrained and confi�edo The mo�ion c�ras carried on the following roll call votee AYESD Councilmembers Heinsheimer9 Pernelly Rose, Swan�on 1Kayor Crocker NOES : None ABSENTo None 1�C�SS The meeting was recessed at 9e20 PoMa and reconvened at 9a25 PoMe DRAINAGE PROB�EM, DRo SAM WOLINSKY, 8 REATA LANE 550 IKr, Ron McAlpine South Bay Engineering Corporation, ciisplayed a tc�pographical map with an overlay sho�ring the vicinity of Dr, Wolins�Cy' s property9 and he explained the q�antity and source of drainage �ra�e� �ahich �s causing the problem on the propertyo Mro 1�IcAlpin explained tha� �he ove�°lay shows the tributaries and he explained the comp�xtation �ahieh de�e�xnines the volume of water which is contributing to the erosiono M��o M�Alpin said that computations shor,�r that a concentrated flow of approxi- mately 36 cubic feet of water per second reaeh the area of erosion; of that �igu�e, 17 cubic feet come from the Flood Control Distric�' s sto�m drain, 11 feet come from the area above Dre Wolinsky° s stable and less t�an 8 fee� come from the stable area and Georgeff Roado The inajor e�°osion occurs where all the water comes together8 he saido As a �olu,tion IKro McAlpin recommended that a 50 foot long wall, 2 �0 3 feet high, be installed along the private road which p�o�ides ac�ess to Dra Wolinsky` s barn, and that 80 feet of pipe be ins�alled to carry the wa�er aeross the road and bridle trafl and into the natural d�ainage courseo 1Kro 1�2arotta, Dro Wol�nsky' s attorney, asked whether the installation would hanclle more water than is presen�ly gener��tedo P�ro McAlpin said �he pipe should not be �maller than 24" in diamete�y and o w�mu,ld handle twice the amount of watero �urther, Mra I�IcAlp�n said the i�s�allat:�or� of the pipe and construction of the �,rall would cost an ' �st�inated $5 ,000 0 � Nia�o� Crocker �equested �hat a foY°mal proposal for a solution, �nc�uding the estima�ed cost, be submitted to the City Manager for review, and tha� the matter be scheduled for discussion at �he nex� Ci�� Co�ncil meetingo Councilman Heinsheimer request�cl that the report slaow a c�,lculation of how much of the water comes from the Wol�nsky property onlye Niayor Crocker said that if a wrftten report is submit��cl �o the Counc�l at the ne�t meeting on November Y4, a decision should be po�sible by the follo�ring meeting on Novembez° 280 FIRE I3AZARD ON tiJIZLOW SPRINGS TRAIL 683 1Kayo� Crocicer said the Manager had advised that a chipper e�rould be brought ir� on the weekend of Oetober 22 - 23 �o clear� the 4Jillow Spra�ngs °T�a�.l and eliminat� the fire hazard which has res�xlted fror� �utt�ng along the �ra�la �6- � " . ; _ . �.'� � October 24, 1977 P1�OPOSED ORDINANCE NOo 155 y Mayor Crocicer said that in reviewing Ordinance Noo 155 enti�leci AI�T ORDINANCE OF' T`HE CITY OF ROLLING HILLS AMENDING ORDINANCE NOe 33 ENfiITLED "AN QRDiNANCE OF THE CITY OF ROLLING HILLS , CALIFORNIA, PR00 i�IDI1VG F°OR ZONING IN SAID CITY" v,zhich was introduced on October 10 i�o amend Ordinance Noo 33 ancl repeal Ordinances Noo U-35 and 152 , he noticeci that some of the r�rording requested by the Council had been om�ttedo � Follo�ring discus�ion of the proposed ordinancee the Ci�y Attorney wa� �°equested to make �he necessary amendments for consideration at �he next meetingo ORD�NANCE 1�Oo 156 795 Councilman Rose moved that Ordinance Noe 156 entitled AN ORDINANCE �� 0� THE CIT� COUNCI� OF Z'HE CITY OF ROLLING HILLS , CALIFORNIA, AMENDIN� � ORDINAI�CE NOe 33 OF SAID CITY ENTITLED "AN OFtDINANCE 0�` THE CITY OF ;� ROLLIN� I�ILLS , CALIFORNIA, PROVIDING F`OR ZONING IN SAID CITY" , �rhich '� �as in.t�oduced on Octobe� 10, 1977 and amends the Zoning Map9 be adop-� '� �.ed, and that reading in full be tiraivedo The motion �ras secondeci by °1'° Councilman Pernell and car�fed by the following roll call vote : AYESe Councilmembers Heinsheimer9 Pernell , Rose, Swanson Mayor Crocker a NOES : None ABSENTo None STATE SOI�ID WASTE MANAGEMENT BOARD 800 `The City Attorney distributed copies of a proposed resolution �rhich would designate the Los Angeles County Department of Heal.th Services as �he enforcement agency for the City of Rolling Hillso I�[x°o I�inley adv�sed the Council that he had received a telephone call �rom the State Solid Waste Management Board �ollowing receipt of his letter in �rhich he reques�ed that the City of Rolling Hills �e desig- r�ated as i�s own enforcement agency for solid waste managemento The cost of enforcement by the Los Angeles County Health Department would be $2� 025 per hou�° for approximately three hours , compared with the Statees fee of $500 for inspection of the City' s rubbish eolle��ion f�cili��eso RESO�UTION NOo 395 �aun�ilman Heinsheimer moved that Resolution Noo 395 entitled t� R�SOLUTION OF Z"HE CITY OF ROLLING HILLS , CALIFORNIA, DESIGNATING �N �N�ORCEMENT AGENCY F°OR SOLID WASTE CONTROL be adopted, and that reaeiing in fu�ll be raa�ved o The motion was seconded by Councilman �'ernell ancl carr�ed by the following roll call votee A�ES : Councilmembers Heinsheimer, Pernell, Swanson � IKayor Crocker NOESo Councilman Rose � ABS�N'T e None V�,OLA'�ION OF ORDINANCE NO o 143 1tE o NiJMBER OF DOGS PERMTTTED 865 The Clerk was directed to send a list of residents r,�rho are in v�olation of Ordinance Noa 143 because the� own more than th�ee dogs �n acco�dance r,�rith Section 1205 o L�.mit on Niunber of Dogs to the _]m .��- � f� October 24, 1977 District Attorney with a request �hat he enforce the ordinance on behalf of the Cityo ' 1 i��ith �egard to licensing dogs as required by; Ordinance Noo 136 , the Cou.ncil, directed that the City Manager act to enforce �he require- ment by c�ri�ing a letter to residents who have not licensed their do�s9 to be followed by a phone call advising that if the dogs are not li- censed �rithin ten days the ordinance will b�, enforced and the dogs will be pic`ked up and impoundedo TOU� U� ROZLING HILLS HOMES Council�roman S�ranson said she was advised that three homes in Rolling Hills have been included in a tour of homes sponso�°ed by Nliraleste High Schoolo F'ollo�ring discussion the Council requested �hat �he Boar�d of Directors be advised that the Council �r�shes the Board to consider adopting a policy for sueh requestsa anci �o convey the negative feelings of the Council in the matter requiring use of the p�ivate �oads because of traffic safetyo SIGNATURES REQUIRED FOR SLTBDIVISION 921 Councilman Heinsheimer requested that the City Attorn�y wz°ite a brief explanation of the requirement fo�° signa�ures of property owne�s in connection with subdivision, to be publ�shed in the Neursle�te�°o LET�ERS SUBMITTED BY N�URER ENGINEERING REa LOTS 97-RH and 98-RH The City At�orney ciistributed copies of le�ters sent �o him by Meurer Engineering, addx°essed to Mx°o I o I,o I�Iorhar a Superintendent of Streets and dated October 24, 19770 One let�er written on behalf of .Tohn �to Fa�row and Ruth �"arrowa ow�ers of Lot 97 , eonsented to the construc�ion and ma�.ntenance of ' slope banks along that portio�n of the p�°operty which is adjacent to �Y�,cicura�e� Canyon Road 9 subj ect to specific conditions tahich �rere stated in the letter0 The other letter ��t�en by ltoger Ao Meure� and Ithea Lo 1�Ieurer, � o�une�s of Zot 98 , �,ras a letter agreement for accep�ance of d.ra�nage or� Tract 32256 0 Mayor Crocker directed �hat the corresponden�e be held on the agenda for discussion at the next regular Counc�,l meetingo ADJOURNMENT 1034 There being no further business to come before �`he Coun�il, Ma}ror Cro�ke� adjourned the meeting at 10 :40 PeNlo C�ty er �PItOVED o ayor -8-