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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC Min 1990-01-22 1-9-90 1 1-22-90 the I Approved: Attest: . _c ~~_' . _~: ." ......: Seal Beach, California " . . . January 22,' 1990 The City Council of the City of Seal Beach me~ in regular session at 7:02 p.m. with Mayor Grgas calling the meeting to order with the Salute to the Flag. I ROLL CALL Present: Mayor Grgas Councilmembers Hunt, Laszlo, Risner, Wilson Absent: None Also present: Mr. Nelson, City Manager Mr. Barrow, Assistant City Attorney Mr. Whittenberg, Director of Development Services Mr. Archibold, Assistant to the City Manager Mrs. Yeo, City Clerk WAIVER OF FULL READING Wilson moved, second--by Laszlo, to waive the reading in full of all ordinances and resolutions and that consent to the waiver of reading shall be deemed to be given by all Councilmembers after reading of. the title unless specific request is made at that time for the reading of such ordinance or resolution. AYES: NOES: Grgas, Hunt, Laszlo, Risner, Wilson None Motion carried I ~R~SENTATION Dr. Harry Strohmaier, Seal Beach Rotary Club, introduced Mr. Jim Speck, the 1989/90 President, who extended an invitation to the City Council to attend the second annual Sweetheart Ball in their honor to be held February lOth, and announced that recognition of a "Policeman of the Yearn has been added to their program. Mayor Grgas expressed appreciation for the invitation on behalf of the Council. 1-22-90 I'[l.OCLAMATIONS Mayor Grgas proclaimed the success of the Halloween 1989 event organized by the Seal Beach Recreation Department, with commendation to City staff and community volunteers for their efforts towards same. Ms. Kathleen McGlynn, Recreation Supervisor, explained that thirty youths, members of a Special Projects Club, worked for a period of two I months transforming the two story residential structure donated by Cox Construct~q~.in~o the haunted house. She noted that a number of City staff, community volunteers, and the Girl Scouts all contributed to the effort. Ms. McGlynn reported that the Special Projects Club also worked on the Christmas Parade, are preparing a Valentines Day skit, and are planning spring holiday events. The Mayor asked that appreciation be extended to all who contributed to the Halloween event. Mayor Grgas proclaimed the month of February, 1990 as "National Community College Month." ~EA~J~(;.:~ ..~X_ N!J~~~~L ~g.gj::NHOUSE - _~QQ~.!JE~"_~~~IFOI!NIA EDISON RIGHT-OF-WAY Mayor Grgas declared the hearing open to consider the placement of a nursery greenhouse within the Southern California Edison Right-of-Way in the vicinity of Edison Park and College Park West. The City Clerk certified that the notice of hearing had been advertised and mailed to adjacent property owners, and reported no communications were received either for or against this item. The Development Services Director reported the request is to construct a thirty by eighteen hundred foot greenhouse I within the Southern California Edison right-Of-way adjacent to the COllege Park West area. He explained that subsequent to issuance,. of the building permit a stop work order was issued on December 5th as it determined that the Code requires Council approval of businesses located within the Public Land Use Zone, and reported several resident complaints had been received prior to the stop order contending that the structure was too close to the wall westerly of' Harvard Lane and that it would obstruct view of Edison Park and the San Gabriel River biketrail. Mr. Whittenberg stated the staff conducted an on-site inspection and found a portion of the foundation was poured and some framing was done prior to the stop notice, also that the height of the, structure at the present time is one and one- half feet higher than allowed, which would need to be corrected. He advised that if the present location is determined to not be acceptable, it may be possible to locate the greenhouse closer to the San Gabriel River levee, westerly of the electrical facilities, if acceptable to Southern California Edison. He added that if the present location is approved, staff would recommend that trees be placed to the east of the structure to provide screening for the adjacent residences. In response to Council, the Director estimated the distance from the proposed structure to the College Park West fence between one hundred to one I hundred twenty-five feet, and explained the Code requires only a Council action on this matter. He added that relocating the structure would not necessarily change the view to any substantial degree, where at the present time the residents are accustomed to seeing the open, flat area where the greenhouse is. proposed to be located, the nursery stock and bike trail; however if relocated the view of the nursery stock would continue and given the twelve foot height of the greenhouse the view of the levee, varying between ten to fifteen feet, would continue in most cases. The Director reported the access road is presently adjacent 1-22-90 to the levee and should the greenhouse location be changed it is presumed there would be no objection to some relocation of the road. I Mayor Grgas invited members of the audience wishing to speak to this item to come to the microphone and state their name and address for the record. Mr. Doug Alani, 550 North Golden Circle, Santa Ana, representing SY Nursery, urged that the Council approve the structure for completion at its present location, noted th~ $8,000 costs incurred to date, and stated their willingness to provide and maintain a row of trees for screening and during the period of November through March the polyethylene covering would be removed from the greenhouse to allow an unobstructed view. Mr. Alani said SY is an immaculately cared for nursery and the greenhouse is an attractive futuristic design. Mr. Tom Huigins, 211 Harvard Lane, submitted a petition of fifty- eight residents of the west side of Harvard Lane'opposed to the construction of the greenhouse, and photographs taken from Harvard Lane rear yards showing the existing view and the view that would allegedly be lost when the proposed structure is covered. A video of the view from Mr. Huigins rear yard was also shown the Council. Mr. Huigins expressed his belief that the value of his property will decrease without the present panoramic view, and that the size and location of the greenhouse will encourage unwanted access to the rear yards of adjacent properties. Mr. Huigins objected to the absence of notice' to the residents of the greenhouse proposal, to the issuance of the permit prior to an. on-site inspection, expressed his concern regarding the,potential for increased' crime, and eventual' appearance of the poly cover resulting' from" dust and general impact of the environment,'creating an unpleasant site similar to a like structure located' south of 7th' Street in Long Beach. He added that the proposed structure will impact forty residential properties, and concluded that the impact may not be' realized if the structure is relocated. Ms. Stephanie Sneider, 241 Harvard Lane, objected to the visual impact of the'structure from her residence if built, yet expressed greater concern' with the potential for intrusion by persons'onto the residential properties if'the greenhouse is constructed as proposed. She spoke favorably of relocating the structure to the westerly side of the Edison property. Mr. Alani indicated the desire of SY Nursery to cooperate" with the community, and requested Council consideration of the' greenhouse relocation to the westerly side of' the, Edison electrical facilities, with the consent of Edison, where it would blend with the levee and not obstruct the, view of the bikepath, etc. The applicant advised that a height of no less than twelve feet is necessary for proper temperature control and growing conditions. Mr. Mike Martin, Edison Company Area Manager, stated that relocation of the. greenhouse has:been considered and an on-site inspection' of' the subject property made, and it is believed such' relocation, will be workable, however plans will be subject to final approval. As a point of clarification he advised that the property is licensed, rather than leased, which is more restrictive as to what a tenant may do. Ms. Cora Curl, 233 Harvard Lane, said she felt the addition of a greenhouse would give the impression of a light industrial area, and that it would effect property values. Mr. Jack Friedman, 289 Harvard Lane, stated that'since the' nursery use there has been more vehicle traffic on the Edison property,' and expressed his concern'with chemical' sprays and unauthorized persons near the adjacent. properties.' He objected to the proposed greenhouse as well as the poly covering. Mr. Roland Mueller, 201 Harvard Lane, spoke for the view as it I I 1-22-90 ~:' presently exists, said the residents had once been assured that no structure would be built on the Edison land, and that the wildlife and view were a consideration in purchasing their property. He opposed the greenhouse impact on the view, questioned the fire danger of the structure if relocated closer to the electrical facilities, and the potential for noise impact from wind given the type of construction. He objected to the visual impact in general I and to the proposed location. He too mentioned the potential effect on property values. Mr. Alani again stated their willingness to cooperate, reiterated that the nursery is maintained in the highest caliber, as will the greenhouse, and their agreement to provide tree screening, also noted that if the structure is relocated to the west of the site it will be reduced in size by approximately four hundred feet. There being no further comments, Mayor Grgas declared the hearing closed. RESOLUTION NUMBER 3907 - NURSERY GREENHOUSE - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON RIGHT-OF-WAY - COLLEGE PARK WEST Resolution Number 3907 was presented to Council entitled "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEAL BEACH, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING THE PLACEMENT OF A NURSERY GREENHOUSE WITHIN THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON RIGHT-OF-WAY (11 COLLEGE PARK DRIVE, SEAL BEACH)." By unanimous consent, full reading of Resolution Number 3907 was waived. Councilmember Wilson reported a number of College Park West residents have indicated they would be agreeable to moving the greenhouse to the west, and that she would support that action. Councilman Hunt commended the applicants for their willingness to cooperate to resolve this issue given the investment they have made at the present location to date, and by moving the structure and abiding by the maximum' twelve foot height the view of the levee, bike trail, and flowers will be retained. The Development Services Director confirmed. that it is expected that the length of the building will be somewhat shorter than the original plans for eighteen hundred feet if the structure is moved to the west however a definite length is not known at this time. Mr. Alani asked that eighteen hundred feet be approved pending a final determination. Councilmember Risner asked that this item be held over until the final dimensions are known. I Councilmember Wilson moved to approve Resolution Number 3907 prOViding for a maximum length of 1800 square feet, twelve feet in height, and that the greenhouse be located on the westerly side of the site. Mr. Alani requested clarification that the polyethylene covering would not be required'to be removed during certain months of the year if the relocation is approved, suggesting that Condition 3 be deleted. The applicant reported that the poly covering has a life of approximately two years and consists of three sections, and even in the new location two sides would be removed during summer months for temperature purposes. He noted that the cover would be cleaned each year, however replacing the entire cover annually would be a considerable expense. Councilmember Wilson suggested that the condition be amended to allow the option of the poly covering. Discussion continued. Councilman Hunt seconded the motion. I As a result of the discussion, the Assistant City Attorney recommended Resolution Number 3907 be revised as follows: 1) the word "or" be deleted from the fourth recitalf 2) the words nSubject to the approval of Southern California Edison" be. deleted from the first condition and amended to read "The proposed greenhouse shall be relocated to the western side of the right-Of-way, adjacent to the levee for 1-22-90 I San Gabriel River" and a sentence added to read " The ultimate location of the greenhouse is subject to the review and approval of the Director of Development Services"f Condition 3 amended to read "The greenhouse may be covered with translucent polyethylene film. Such covering shall be maintained in a condition to the satisfaction of the Director of Development Services"f and 4) the words nand shall not exceed 1800 feet in length" added to Condition 4. In response to Council, the Assistant City Attorney explained that at the time the Resolution was drafted there was uncertainty as to the position of the Southern California Edison with regard to the relocation, therefore reference to Edison was deleted to assure that the Council and staff would be allowed the final location decision. Vote on the motion to approve Resolution Number 3907 as amended: AYES: NOES: ABSTAIN: Grg~s, Hunt, Laszlo, Wilson None Risner Motion carried I Councilmember Risner stated her preference that the Resolution be revised to reflect specific dimensions and amendments prior to adoption, thus her abstention. With the consent of the Council, the Mayor declared a recess at 8:22 p.m. The Council reconvened at 8:32 p.m. with Mayor Grgas calling the meeting to order. ORDINANCE NUMB!j;B_,;t2~7.:"'. !,1!'J~B!!:Io~~_~mL~~~_S ::-_!'P~I-:j:C PROPERTY . Ordinance Number 1297 was presented to Council for second reading entitled "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SEAL BEACH AMENDING CHAPTER 4 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF SEAL BEACH RELATING TO THE USE OF UMBRELLAS AND TENTS UPON THE PUBLIC BEACH AND OTHER PUBLIC AREAS." By unanimous consent, full reading of Ordinance Number 1297 was waived. Risner moved, second by Laszlo, to adopt Ordinance Number 1297 as presented. AYES: NOES: Grgas, Hunt, Laszlo, Risner, Wilson None Motion carried RESOLUTION NUMBER 3908 - REQUESTING fQR~_!,p~~IC HEARING - ~ONFORMITY PROCEDURES - SOUTH COAST AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT PLAN Resolution Number 3908 was presented to Council entitled "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEAL BEACH, CALIFORNIA, REOUESTING THAT THE CALIFORNIA AIR RESOURCES BOARD SCHEDULE A FORMAL PUBLIC HEARING ON THE ADOPTION OF CONFORMITY PROCEDURES INTO THE SOUTH COAST AIR OUALITY MANAGEMENT PLAN." By unanimous consent, full reading of Resolution Number 3908 was waived. Risner moved,. second by Laszlo, to adopt Resolution Number 3908 as presented. I AYES: NOES: Grgas, Hunt, Laszlo, Risner, Wilson None Motion carried ORDINANCE NUMBER 1298 - FISHING - BEACH and PIER ordinance" Number--i298 - was presenterf.o Council for first reading entitled "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SEAL BEACH AMENDING CHAPTER 4 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF SEAL BEACH RELATING TO FISHING FROM THE PUBLIC BEACH AND THE MUNICIPAL PIER.n By unanimous consent, full reading of Ordinance Number 1298 was waived. The City Manager reported the proposed Ordinance is the result of concern for the safety of persons using the beach and ocean waters and conflicts 1-22-90 with fishermen, and it is understood this is a recurring activity that poses potential hazards. He explained the Ordinance would provide the Supervising Lifeguard authority to prohibit, restrict or otherwise regulate fishing in the interest of public health, safety and welfare on the beach or the pier. Hunt moved, second by Wilson, to approve the introduction of Ordinance Number 1298 and that it be passed to second reading. In response to questions of the Council, the City Manager explained that overhead casting is the only means of casting from the beach, that overhead casting is presently prohibited from the pier for health and safety reasons, and that the proposed Ordinance regulates rather than prohibits beach fishing. The Assistant City Attorney clarified that fishing regulations for the pier, as they presently exist, are set forth in Section 4-20 with the exception of the last sentence which provides regulating authority to the Lifeguards. AYES: NOES: Grgas, Hunt, Laszlo, Risner, Wilson None Motion carried RESOLUTION-NUMBER 3909 - ADOPTING HOUSING/COMMUNITY PIDl~~9?t.I~!i"'_~QN';L'M~~~..._-:._.ELECTRIC AYENUE ALLEY and SIDEWALK RECONSTRUCTION Resolution Number 3909 was presented to Council entitled "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEAL BEACH, CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CONTRACTS C40827 AND C40828 WITH THE COUNTY OF ORANGE IN APPLYING. FOR PUBLIC FACILITIES AND IMPROVEMENT FUNDS UNDER THE HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 1974.n By unanimous consent, full reading of Resolution Number 3909 was waived. Wilson moved, second by Risner, to adopt Resolution Number 3909 as presented. AYES: NOES: Grgas, Hunt, Laszlo, Risner, Wilson None Motion carried CONSENT ~ALENDAR - ITEMS nI" throuqh "L" Councilmember Risner requested item "J" be removed from the Consent Calendar. Wilson moved, second by Hunt, to approve the, recommended action for items on the Consent Calendar, except Item "Jn, as presented. I. Approved regular demands numbered 77534 through 77676 in the amount of $527,089.92 and payroll demands numbered 38289 through 38456 in the amount of $198,759.11 as approved by the Finance Committee, and authorized warrants to be drawn on the Treasury for same. K. Authorized staff to revise and update the Housing Element of the General Plan, and to negotiate with those consulting firms which responded to the Request for Proposals to update the Land Use Element of the General Plan and the Local Coastal Plan only. L. Approved the plans and specifications for installation of additional doors at each of the day care classrooms at the Zoeter School" site and authorized the City Manager to advertise for bids. ~ ? I , I I 1-22-90 AYES: NOES: Grgas, Hunt, Laszlo, Risner, Wilson None Motion carried I ITEMS REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR CITY COUNCIL MINUTES Councilmember Risner advised she would abstain from voting on this item as she was absent from that meeting. Hunt moved, second by Wilson, to approve the minutes of the January 8, 1990 meeting. AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Grgas, Hunt, Laszlo, Wilson None Risner Motion carried APPOINTMENT - ORANGE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION - POLICY/TECHNICAL COMMITTEES. After brief discussion, Hunt moved, second by Grgas, to appoint Councilmember Wilson to the Policy Advisory Committee and Mr. Dennis Jue to the Technical Advisory Committee for the Orange County Transportation Commission comprehensive rail development program. AYES: NOES: .Grgas, Hunt, Laszlo, Risner, Wilson None Motion carried I 75th CITY OF SEAL BEACH ANNIVERSARY =_{l~J;:~B.!N~ ~P~~Ul~J;:. Councilmember Risner asked if the Council would be agreeable to a ten member committee. The City Manager explained that the committee would be responsible for developing an agenda for conduct of various Anniversary events, preparing a budget, to be considered by the Council if public monies are involved, and to work with a citizen committee and other participating organizations to coordinate the activities, fund raisers, etc., noting also that' the Coordinating Council will be involved by coordinating the activities of the various organizations. Councilmember Risner said she felt particular attention should be paid to the anniversary day celebration. Mayor Grgas agreed with Mrs. Risner however suggested that celebration activities will need to be expanded and coordinated over a:period of time. Risner moved, second by Hunt, to approve the appointment of a ten member steering committee for the 75th City Anniversary, and that the' staff be directed to contact all civic, social, and service organizations within the City for their interest in volunteering to serve on the citizens committee. AYES: NOES: Grgas, Hunt, Laszlo, Risner, Wilson None It was the consensus of the Council to accept Mrs. Risner's appointment of Mrs. Mary Bolton to the Steering Committee, and Mr. Hunt's appointment of Ms. Mary Putnam and Ms. Elise Coury. I ~B~1~~_~~~P.M~N~_~.C9UN~lL COMPENSATION Councilman Laszlo made reference to action taken at the January 8th meeting to draft language for a Charter Amendment relating to Council compensation, "and stated he would withdraw his previous motion in support of language to be proposed by Mrs. Risner. Councilmember Risner proposed Charter Amendment language to read "Compensation for members of the City Council shall be established by ordinance in accordance with provisions of Section 36516 and 36516.5 of the State of California. Government Code as such provision now exists or may thereafter be amended. Each member of the City Council shall receive reimbursement for Council authorized expenses in accordance with provisions of Section 1-22-90 36514.5 and 37201 through 37205 of the State of California Government Code." Councilmember Risner read her statement to the Council which, in part, explained that this language, which governs Council compensation in general law cities, would allow the Council to set the member's salary at any figure up to but not exceeding $300 per month, and increase that amount by an amount not to exceed five percent per year, effective only every two years when a new Council is seated, and further, provide for the reimbursement of I Council authorized expenses, the budget being the controlling factor of what travel and attendance at meetings would be authorized for reimbursement. The Assistant City Attorney clarified that the Charter Amendment would be submitted to the voters for consideration and if approved, the Council could then establish the compensation not to exceed $300, to be adjusted only every two years. Laszlo moved, second by Wilson, to withdraw the motion approved at the January 8th meeting, and adopt the substitute language proposed by Councilmember Risner. Discussion followed. AYES: NOES: Grgas, Hunt, Laszlo, Risner, Wilson None Motion carried The City Clerk suggested that the documents relating to a special election to place the Charter Amendment on the ballot be held over for revision and placed on the agenda for the next meeting. The City Council agreed. APPOINTMENT - SEAL BEACH ADMINISTRATION BUILDING AUTHORITY Councilmember Wilson moved to appoint Mr. Jack Hale to the Seal Beach Administration Building Authority representing I Councilmanic District Two for the unexpired term ending July, 1992. Councilman Laszlo seconded the motion. AYES: NOES: Grgas, Hunt, Laszlo, Risner, Wilson None Motion carried CITY COUNCIL ITEMS Councilmember Wilson noted that the Comcast program schedule continues to show City Council meetings on the first and third Monday of each month, and asked that it be changed to reflect the second and fourth Monday. Councilmember Wilson announced that on this date the Orange County Transportation Commission moved the sound wall project to be constructed adjacent to Leisure World into the top fifteen project~ of the Orange County priority list, this action largely due to the repayable financial commitment of the City and Leisure World towards the project. She noted that two project reports, an environmental report, and the engineering design must be completed by July before construction of the sound wall can commence. Councilman Hunt commended Mrs. Wilson and all others that diiigently worked for this project. Councilmember Risner reported a complaint from a Hill resident regarding a parapet built on an adjacent residence to allow stairway access to a deck, the parapet seven feet above the twenty-five foot height limit, or thirty-two feet. I She said the residents had not been notified of the parapet or the height thereof, and requested that future notices be more specifiC. Councilmember Risner also made reference to residences on the Hill, as well as ih College Park East and West, that are considered legal non-conforming due to the garage size, and inquired what could be done to make them conforming. The Development Services Director responded that he would ~esearch the question as he was not familiar with the specific garage sizes and that there may be a number of resolutions of the problem. He offered that 1-22-90 I future notices would be more specific as to height where a parapet is being.considered, however noted that a parapet is allowed by Code.at the height in this particular case, and if a property is determined to be conforming there is no noticing requirement. Mr. Whittenberg explained that if a decision is made that there be notices for all parapets, that would require.a Code amendment, and could possibly provide for a minor plan review. He noted that if a property meets all requirements of the Building and Zoning Codes, the City does not have a rational means of prohibiting such construction, the Code p~esently allowing a parapet, not to exceed seventy square feet, enclosed, on the roof of the structure. Mr. Whittenberg offered that some type of architectural review could be looked into. Councilman Laszlo complimented the Public Works Department for their efforts to rid the area of Candleberry and Heather of weeds, and asked tha~, the cleanup of. the Arco site at Seal Beach Boulevard and Lampson Avenue be expedited. The Development Services Director explained that to date remediation plans for the Arco site have not been submitted to the satisfaction of the Health Department by Arco and Bixby, that the staff.is attempting to move the project forward, and that he understood the Health Department would need approximately two to three weeks to review and approve the plans once submitted. I ORAL COMMUNICATIONS Mayor Grgas declared Oral Communications open. Mr. Jerry Anderson, .1301 Sandpiper Drive, spoke at length 1n opposition to a parapet constructed on a home adjacent to his residence, alleging it to be five feet from his property and having no architectural features, and blocking all sunlight to his rear yard. Mr. Anderson said there should be no exceptions to the height limit,.and if allowed, the parapet should be placed to the middle of the dwelling rather than directly. adjacent to another property. He asked for some relief and a change of.the Code. Mr. Bruce Stark, Seal Beach resident, charged that there are a number of houses that exceed the height limit, that Measure "An would have provided an enforceable height limit, and that Hill residences are legal non-conforming because .the garages are too short. He agreed with Mr. Hunt's previous comments regarding ethics and for Council accepting nothing having a value of more than $3, .suggested.travel and meetings by City staff is are area wherce money could be saved, and read a quote by Harry S. Truman, a copy of which he gave to each member of the Council. Councilman Hunt took exception to Mr. Stark's compliment of his position on ethics, charging that the Measure "A" proponent collected and spent more for political purpo~es than the total Council expenses over the past three years. Councilman Hunt objected to the benefits of Measure "A" as claimed by Mr. Stark. Discussion continued. There being no further comments from the audience, Mayor Grgas declared Oral Communications closed. I CLOSED SESSION No Closed Session was held. ADJOURNMENT Councilman Laszlo stated he would be unable to attend the February 5th adjourned meeting, and Councilmember Risner indicated she may also be unable to be in attendance. The City Manager advised of the need to consider an election item at that meeting, also indicated the difficulty in coordinating a work session to the satisfaction of all members of the Council, Planning Commission, and the Ad Hoc Retail Sales Committee. Risner moved, second by Grgas, to adjourn the meeting until Monday, February 5th, at 7:00 p.m. 1-22-90 / 2-5-90 AYES: NOES: Grgas, Hunt, Laszlo, Risner, Wilson None Motion carried It was the order of the Chair, with consent of the Council, to adjourn the meeting at 10:17 p.m. 1 C erK and ex-o f~c~o Clerk 0 the of Seal Beach APproved:_~~ J- ~ Mayor Attest: Seal Beach, California February 5, 1990 I. The City Council of the City of Seal Beach met in a regular adjourned and joint session with the Planning Commission and the Ad Hoc Retail Sales Committee at 7:00 p.m. with Mayor Grgas calling the meeting to order with the Salute to the Flag. ROLL CALL Present: Mayor Grgas Councilmembers Hunt, Risner, Wilson Absent: Councilmember Laszlo Also present: Mr. Nelson, City Manager Mr. Whittenberg, Development Services pirector Mrs. Yeo, City Clerk WAIVER OF FULL READING Wilson moved, second by Risner, to waive the reading in full of all ordinances and resolutions and that consent to the I waiver of reading shall be deemed to be given by all Councilmembers after reading of the title unless specific request is made at that time for the reading of such ordinance or resolution. AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Grgas, Hunt, Risner, Wilson None Laszlo Motion carried