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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC Min 1984-05-29 5~15-84 / 5-29-84 It was the order of the Chair, with consent of the Council to adjourn to Closed Session at 7:38 p.m. The meeting reconvened at 7:45 p.m. with the Mayor calling the meeting to order. The City Manager reported that the Council had discussed a personnel matter. PRESENTATIONS Mayor Brownell presented plaques of appreciation to Frank Laszlo and Victor Grgas commemorating their service to the community as Redevelopment Agency Chairman and Mayor of Seal Beach for 1983/84. Council joined in expressing their appreciation. I ADJOURNMENT Risner moved, 7:48 p.m. second by Grgas, to adjourn the meeting .at AYES: NOES: Brownell, Clift, Grgas, Risner, Wilson None Motion carried and ex-o ficio clerk of the City Council I . ~~~ ,~f#~~tiA &-c..J : Mayor - ". Atte"'9~."a( t2 City cJerk Approved: I Seal Beach, California May 29, 1984 The City Council of the City of Seal Beach met in regular session at 7:02 p.m. with Mayor Brownell calling the meeting to order with the Salute to the Flag. ROLL CALL Present: Mayor Brownell Counci1members Clift, Grgas, Risner, Wilson Absent: None Also present: Mr. Parker, City Manager Mr. StepaniciCh, City Attorney Mr. Joseph, Assistant City Manager Mr. Johnson, Director of Public Works/ City Engineer Mr. StiCkney, Assistant City Engineer Chief Dorsey, Lifeguard Department Mr. Baucke, Principal Planner Mrs. Yeo, City Clerk I 5-29-84 WAIVER OF FULL READING Clift moved, second by Risner, to waive the reading in full of all ordinances and ~esolutions 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. I AYES: NOES: Brownell, Clift, Grgas, Risner, Wilson None Motion carried PRESENTATION Mr. Thomas Gregerson and several members of the Leisure World Clubhouse Two "woodshop Woodpeckers" presented a wooden, engraved gavel to Mr. Brownell in recognition of his service to the City as Mayor. Mayor Brownell accepted the gavel with appreciation. PROCLAMATIONS Mayor Brownell proclaimed the month of May, 1984 as "Older Americans Month." Mayor Brownell proclaimed June 12, 1984 as "Blood Drive Day." I PUBLIC HEARING - APPEAL A-2-84 - V-5-84 - PARKER Mayor Brownell declared the public hearing open to consider an appeal of Larry H. Parker to Planning Commission denial of Variance 5-84 to deviate.!fom Seal Beach Municipal Code setback and height requireme~~" to allow a nine foot high screen planting struct~~~.ab.:~~~l'~lder Av~pue. The City Clerk certified that notice' of public hearing had been published and mailed as ~equired by law, and that no communications had been received either for or against this matter. The Principal Planner presented the staff report and action by the Planning Commission to deny Variance 5-84, as set forth in the staff memorandum dated May 23, 1984. There were no communications from the audience for or against this item; Mayor Brownell declared the public hearing closed. Risner moved, second by Wilson, to deny Appeal A-2-84 and affirm the Planning Commission's denial of the Variance based upon the findings as set forth in Planning Commission Resolution Number 1324. AYES: NOES: Brownell, Clift, Grgas, Risner, Wilson None Motion carried I- PUBLIC HEARING - ZONING TEXT AMENDMENT 1-84 - BUILDING HEIGHT LIMITS Mayor Brownell declared the pUblic hearing open to consider Zoning Text Amendment 1-84 relating to building height limits. The City Clerk certified that notice of public hearing had been published as required by law and that no comunications had been received either for or against this item. Principal Planner, Mr. Baucke, presented the staff report, explaining that ZTA 1-84 is proposed to establish specific guidelines for building height limits, outlines the definition of height measurement, sets forth exceptions, and allows for a specific process for consideration by the Planning Commission of minor deviations for non-habitable architectural features. There were no communications from the audience for or against this matter; Mayor Brownell declared the public hearing closed. Clift moved, second by Risner, to reopen the public hearing to receive input from members of the audience arriving late. 5-29-84 AYES: NOES: Brownell, Clift, Grgas, Risner, Wilson None Motion carried Mr. Jim Watson, resident of 96-A, Surfside, and businessman, 101 Main Street, and Mr. Pete Arnold, 1613 Seal Way, each spoke in support of the proposed ordinance. There were no other communications; Mayor Brownell declared the public hearing closed. I ORDINANCE NUMBER 1168 - ZONING TEXT AMENDMENT 1-84 - BUILDING HEIGHT LIMITS Ordinance Number 1168 was presented to Council for first reading entitled "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEAL BEACH, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING CHAPTER 28, ARTICLE 23 OF THE SEAL BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO BUILDING HEIGHT LIMITS." By unanimous consent, full reading of Ordinance Number 1168 was waived. The" City Attorney recommended minor wording changes to Section 28-2317 (4) (e) of the proposed ordinance. Wilson moved, second by Risner, to approve the introduction of Ordinance Number 1168 as amended by the City Attorney, and that it be passed to second reading. AYES: NOES: Brownell, Clift, Grgas, Risner, Wilson None Motion carried Risner moved, second by Grgas, to approve Negative Declaration 4-84 as presented. AYES: NOES: Brownell, C~ift, Grgas, Risner, Wilson None . ~ Motion carried PUBLIC HEARING - LIFEGUARD GARAGE and STORAGE FACILITY I Mayor Brownell declared the public hearing open to receive input and discuss the Lifeguard garage and storage facility currently under construction. The City Clerk certified that notice of public hearing had been published as directed by the City Council, and reported one written communication received from Mr. Thomas Earl Stephens, 240 - 16th Street, in opposition to the facility. Assistant City Manager, Mr. Joseph, presented the staff report, explaining that after restudying the matter, staff's opinion is that the facility is warranted and that the present location is the most practical and the least costly in terms of efficient allocation of human resources, vehicles and supplies. The Assistant City Manager stated that the staff had reviewed the report prepared by local residents, Mitzi Morton and Jeri West, and in response to their concerns, a memorandum had been prepared by the Lifeguard Chief detailing the various Lifeguard vehicles and their purposes, the need to centrally locate both vehicles and supplies, setting forth the need to maintain the vehicles on a day- to-day basis, and the need for and use of the rescue boat and jet ski. Mr. Joseph reported further that the staff had studied decking of the facility and that it had been determined that such decking would require reinforcement of the structure to withstand a live load of fifty pounds per square foot, installation of a forty-two inch high I guard rail around the roof perimeter and construction of a five foot wide pedestrian ramp. He explained the additional cost of constructing same with City personnel would be approximately $8,000 opposed to $19,200 if contracted. He also explained that no provision has been made in the estimated costs for beautifying the ramp and deck nor architecturally integrating the structure with the existing Lifeguard headquarters. The City Manager 5-29-84 I reported that a Coastal Commission memorandum had been provided to Council, the recommendation of which was to approve the construction of the 2,200 square foot storage/maintenance building subject to the condition that the overall building height not exceed twelve feet, or no higher than the level of Eisenhower Park. Mr. Parker reported that the Coastal Commission continued their hearing on this item pending resolution by the City Council. I Mayor Brownell invited members of the audience wishing to speak to this matter to come to the microphone and state thei~ name and address for the record. Mr. Robert Smiley, 13630 Alderwood Lane, spoke in support of the facility at its present location. Mr. Dennie Buell, 501 Riviera Drive, referred to the reported use of specific Lifeguard vehicles, recommended their storage at alternate locations, objected to redesign of the building without further Council consideration, recommended that Lifeguard supplies be stored elsewhere and/or in Zero Tower when that structure is built, referred to the rescue boat and jet ski as recreational rather than safety vehicles, objected to recent reinforcement of the structure as it now stands, and expressed his opposition to decking, stating it would obstruct the view. Mr. Art Boyinton, 1111 1/2 Seal way, opposed the Lifeguard facility as it now stands, objected to the tower on the existing Lifeguard building, and proposed that the Lifeguard garage be constructed underground at the Eisenhower Park area. Mitzi Morton, 153 - 13th Street, referred to the present Lifeguard headquarters consisting of 1,787 square feet, questioning the actual cost of that construction, noting there was no reference at the time that the structure was approved to future storage needs. Ms. Morton also referred to the recently approved 2,200 square foot garage facility, which she stated will require additional personnel as well as communications equipment. Ms. Morton objected to the structure and the commencement of construction prior to Coastal Commission approval. Mr. Roger West, l20l Electric Avenue, objected to Lifeguard personnel maintaining that department's vehicles rather than the PubllC Works Department, spoke for vehicle repair at another location, opposed construction of this facility on beachfrontage land, and storage of supplies at this location. Mr. Jim Gilkerson, 1011 Electric Avenue, questioned whether or not the Lifeguard garage would be considered proper use of land zoned for pUblic land use, objected to Lifeguard personnel performing vehicle maintenance rather than the Public Works Department, and stated it was his understanding construction was commenced without either a City building permit or Coastal Commission approval. Mr. Jim Funk, 215- 1/2 Tenth Street, stated he was in attendance at the Coastal Commission meeting at which time twelve letters, plus his own, were submitted opposing the Lifeguard structure, expressed his feeling that this facility is inappropriate for the location, that the height of the building obscures the view from Eisenhower Park, and recommended that Lifeguard vehicles be maintained and parked at the Public Works Yard. Mr. Funk submitted the referenced letters to the City Clerk for the record, requested Council reconsider construction of this building and its location. Mrs. Carla Watson, 1635 Catalina, spoke in support of the Lifeguard Department however expressed her objectlon to the proposed building, this use of beachfront land, and obstruction of the ocean view. Mr. James Hagadorn, 408 Emerald Place, stated that construction of this facility was an unnecessary capital expendlture, that in his view the building violates the integrity of the beach and park I 5-29-84 area, and recommended that the structure be removed. Mr. Robert Cook, Central Avenue, reported that he had listened to the tape of the discussion relating to this matter from last meeting, that he did not wish to speak for or against the facility, however urged the Council and staff to obtain public input in the future prior to commencement of projects that are of public interest. Mrs. Jeri West, 1211 Electric Avenue, stated she was asked to read a statement from Tom White, President, Seal Beach Residential/Homeowner I Association, which stated members of the Association had testified in opposition to issuance of a permit by the Coastal Commission for this structure, that the Commission had then continued the hearing until June 27th, and that eight of the eleven Commission members agreed with the City Manager's recommendation contained in a memorandum dated May 10th that the structure be torn down and the permit application be withdrawn. Mr. Dennis Buell addressed the Council a second time, inquiring if authorization had been given to reinforce the existing structure since the last Council meeting. Councilmember Risner stated it was her understanding that the structure required additional reinforcement in order to reduce the height of the building as authorized by the City Council; the City Manager confirmed same. It was the order of the Chair, with consent of the Council, to declare a recess at 8:14 p.m. The meeting reconvened at 8:24 p.m. with the Mayor calling the meeting to order. LIFEGUARD GARAGE - STORAGE FACILITY - CONTINUED DISCUSSION Mr. Hal Halldin, 635 Silver Shoals, referred to previous public discussion regarding this matter, stated that the Lifeguard Department, in the past, has utilized the area in question to park their vehicles as well as perform some maintenance, noting that the new building will allow the vehicles to be housed and protected from the elements with maintenance performed in an enclosed structure, and expressed support for the Department for attempting to provide more and better services to the City at a lower cost. Mrs. West, l20l Electric Avenue, referred to the land value in the subject area and opposed the start of construction prior to obtaining all necessary permits. Mayor Brownell declared the public testimony closed. I At the request of Council, the City Manager read in full the report from Lifeguard Chief, Tim Dorsey, setting forth the rationale for the proposed multi-purpose emergency vehicle and storage facility. With reference to the Morton/West report, the City Manager stated it was a well thought out analysis, however it is the staff's feeling that for the public safety function of the Lifeguard Department, it is better to have immediate access to all Lifeguard materials and supplies. Mr. Parker also stated that the beach tractor is no longer proposed to be stored at the new facility, that no additional storage area is available at the Public Works Yard, and confirmed that the City's Building Department had issued a permit for construction with the assumption that the Coastal permit had been issued. Mr. Parker noted that it was his understanding that the Commission continued their consideration of this matter pending resolution by the City Council and that the Coastal staff recommendation is not intended to be changed. Discussion continued regarding the length of beach served, the annual beach visitation, vehicle maintenance performed by Lifeguard personnel, maintenance of the City's environment, the total I 5-29-84 I Lifeguard staff and deployment thereof, the necessity for the present number of Lifeguard vehicles and their use, donation to the City of the rescue boat and jet ski and their use by the Department, reinforcement of the structure to support a deck, and eventual asthetic tie-in of the two Lifeguard structures in conjunction with improvements to Eisenhower Park. A member of the Council suggested that if this item is approved, vehicle maintenance should be included in Lifeguard job specifications, and inquired as to City liability for such an activity. The City Attorney responded that maintenance of the vehicles would not pose a liability problem unless unsafe conditions were deemed to exist. It was clarified that the Coastal Commission condition set forth a height of approximately twelve feet or no higher than Eisenhower Park, and that the structure, as presently proposed is a height of ten feet, eight inches. Risner moved, second by Wilson, to approve completion of construction of the Lifeguard garage and storage facility at a lower height, not to exceed the height of Eisenhower Park, that the structure be reinforced to withstand decking, and that a design be studied to architecturally integrate the two Lifeguard buildings at some future date. AYES: NOES: Brownell, Clift, Risner, Wilson Grgas Motion carried I RESOLUTION NUMBER 3385 - HONORING BENNY RAPP - SERVICE TO COMMUNITY ReSOlution Number 3385 was presented to Council entitled "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEAL BEACH, CALIFORNIA, HONORING AND COMMENDING BENNY RAPP FOR HIS SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY OF SEAL BEACH." By unanimous consent, full reading of Resolution Number 3385 was waived. Grgas moved, second by Risner, to adopt Resolution Number 3385 as presented. AYES: NOES: Brownell, Clift, Grgas, Risner, Wilson None Motion carried RESOLUTION NUMBER 3386 - MAYORAL APPOINTMENTS Resolution Number 3386 was presented to Council entitled "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEAL BEACH, CALIFORNIA, CONFIRMING APPOINTMENTS MADE BY THE MAYOR OF REPRESENTATIVES TO VARIOUS BOARDS, AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS, ASSIGNING CERTAIN DUTIES TO COUNCILMEMBERS, AND RESCINDING RESOLUTION NUMBER 3274." By unanimous consent, full reading of Resolution Number 3386 was waived. Grgas moved, second by Clift, to adopt Resolution Number 3386 as amended to include the names of the Mayor's appointees. AYES: NOES: Brownell, Clift, Grgas, Risner, Wilson None Motion carried I RESOLUTION NUMBER 3387 - SUPPORTING PROPOSITIONS ,18 and 19 - PARK and RECREATION / FISH AND WILDLIFE PURPOSES Resolution Number 3387 was presented to Council entitled "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEAL BEACH, CALIFORNIA, SUPPORTING PROPOSITIONS 18 AND 19 WHICH PLACES BEFORE THE VOTERS OF CALIFORNIA JUNE 5, 1984 BOND MEASURES TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR PARKS AND RECREATIONAL LAND ACQUISITION, DEVELOPMENT AND OTHER RELATED PURPOSES AND FOR ACQUISITION AND RESTORATION OF FISH AND WILDLIFE HABITAT." By unanimous consent, full reading of Resolution Number 3387 was waived. Risner moved, second by Wilson, to adopt Resolution Number 3387 as presented. AYES: NOES: Brownell, Clift, Grgas, Risner, Wilson None Motion carried 5-29..84 CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEMS "J" THROUGH "L" Councilmember Risner requested Item "L" removed from the Consent Calendar. Clift moved, second by Grgas, to approve the recommended action for items on the Consent Calendar as presented, except Item "L". With regard to Item "K", the City Manager announced that Gary Johnson, Director of Public Works, has accepted the position of City Engineer for the City of Anaheim. J. Approved regular demands numbered 52219 through 52392 in the amount of $228,999.46, and payroll demands numbered 9068 through 9219 in the amount of $126,989.59 as approved by the Finance Committee and authorized that warrants be drawn on the Treasury for same. I K. Granted a leave of absence to Gary E. Johnson commencing June 16, 1984 and ending June 15, 1985. AYES: NOES: Brownell, Clift, Grgas, Risner, Wilson None Motion carried ITEM "L" - LEASE AMENDMENT - CALIFORNIA HISTORIC PROPERTIES-80 - OLD CITY HALL REHABILITATION The staff report regarding this item stated that the lessee of the Old City Hall, CHP-80, has completed negotiations for construction and permanent loans for rehabilitation of the Old City Hall, and as a result of the negotiations, certain changes to the master lease are deemed necessary, Which protects the lending institution in the event foreclosure of the loan is necessary and allows refinancing of the loans should Industrial Development Bonds be made available. The City Attorney responded to questions posed I by Council. He stated that the amendment provides security for the lender with respect to their position in securing their interest in the improvement, however their security for the mortgage is with the lease not the property itself, clarifying that in the event of default the lender will have the opportunity to cure the default or the alternative to actually take over the lease for the remainder of the term. Mr. Stepanicich stated there is no obligation by the City for any mortgage payments nor is the property at risk in the event of default by CHP-80. With regard to insurance, the City Attorney reported that there is a policy covering one year business interruption, that the City is named additionally insured on the liability coverage, and that earthquake insurance is not required by the lease which is typical in the case of commercial leases where the lessor owns the building, noting that the building is covered by the City's earthquake coverage. In response to discussion regarding additional lease payment benefits should Industrial Development Bonds be allowed, the City Manager pointed out that the master lease contains a rent formula that addresses lease payments in the event the lessee obtains loans at a lower rate of interest, and the City Attorney explained that a new Section l5(e) has been added that does apply to benefits that could be forthcoming with the issuance of IDB's. The City Attorney I explained that under Sections l4(a), (b) and (c) of the lease, the lessee does have the obligation to repair and restore the building in the case of damage or loss, with the exception, as provided in Section l4(c), which provides the option to the lessee to terminate the lease, in which case the mortgage holder would be paid off and the building would return to the City. After further discussion, Grgas moved, second by Risner, to approve the Amendment to the Old City Hall lease agreement with CHP-80 as presented. 5-29-84 AYES: NOES: Brownell, Clift, Grgas, Risner, Wilson None Motion carried I REPORT - PIER RESTAURANT ARCHITECT The City Manager stated that subsequent to discussions with several architects and others knowledgable in the design of restaurants, the staff can no longer recommend construction of a new restaurant facility at the end of the pier. The City Manager pointed out that new construction at a $50 per square foot would total approximately $135,000 for the 2,700 square foot building plus architectural fees and the cost of new fixtures, equalling just under $200,000. Further, he stated that if the restaurant were constructed with more design latitute, $85 per square foot would not be unreasonable, thus a total cost of approximately $300,000. Mr. Parker stated that based upon this evaluation, the staff recommends that the structure be rehabilitated, and that an architect be retained to ensure a quality facility. Mr. Parker stated that in the absence of plans and actual material estimates, $150,000 appears to be a reasonable estimate of construction and architectural costs. The City Manager reported that a proposal had been submitted by Thirtieth Street Architects, Inc. for the project, and reviewed their experience for such rehabilitation work. The City Manager explained that their proposal constituted three phases, design, construction documents, and construction observation, and that the Council would have the option of concluding their architectural services after any phase. Mr. Parker pointed out that the design phase is estimated at two to three weeks, with construction approximately four to five weeks. Discussion followed regarding the time frame for the restoration of the restaurant. I Risner moved, second by Grgas, to support rehabilitation rather than reconstruction of the pier cafe, that Thirtieth Street Architects, Inc. be retained to provide professional architectural services pursuant to their proposal at a cost not to exceed $16,600, that the City Attorney be directed to prepare the appropriate contract document and that the City Manager be authorized to execute same on behalf of the City. AYES: NOES: Brownell, Clift, Grgas, Risner, Wilson None Motion carried It was the to declare reconvened meeting to order of the Chair, with consent of the Council, a brief recess at 10:02 p.m. The meeting at 10:10 p.m. with Mayor Brownell calling the order. I BIXBY OLD RANCH BUSINESS PARK - PUBLIC HEARING DATE Principal Planner, Mr. Baucke, reported that the revised Environmental Impact Report for the Bixby Old Ranch Business Park was received by the Planning Department on May 9th. Mr. Baucke stated that staff reviewed the document, outlined its concerns with the document and returned the EIR to the consultant, Ultrasystems, Inc., for further amendment. Mr. Baucke reviewed a projected time frame for review of the document and setting the public hearing date. A member of the Council requested that upon receipt and review of the amended EIR, it be provided to the E.Q.C.B. and the Planning Commission for review and comment. It was verified that the finalized document will be provided to the Council and available for public review three weeks prior to the public hearing, and that this matter will be considered 5-29-84 at an adjourned City Council meeting. Risner moved, second by Grgas, to approve the time frame for the E.I.R. review as proposed by the Principal Planner and authorize the staff to establish the public hearing date. AYES: NOES: Brownell, Clift, Grgas, Risner, Wilson None Motion carried REPORT - SEAL BEACH PIER RECONSTRUCTION - PHASE III I The Director of Public Works reported that the City Manager had forwarded a letter to Magnus Company, Phase III pier contractor, on May 24th, notifying them that they are in default of their obligations under their contract with the City and that termination of their contract would be considered by the Council this date. Mr. Johnson stated that the conditions constituting a breach of contract were set forth in the City Manager's communication. Discussion continued. In response to Council, staff reported that a $94,000 progress payment had been made to Magnus for work completed and materials supplied, that a second progress payment of $56,000 has been withheld, and should the contract be terminated, negotiations will continue with the surety company to insure completion of the project. The City Attorney confirmed that it is the obligation of the bonding company to complete the project even though the cost may exceed the original contract. Councilmember Risner moved that the contract with Magnus Company be terminated due to Magnus Company's failure to satisfactorily perform the work required by the contract and due to various conditions that constitute a breach of the contract with the City, and that the City Manager be directed to take any appropriate action, subject to the approval of the City Attorney as to the legal position of each action taken, I to secure the completion of Project Number 537-C. Councilman Clift seconded the motion. AYES: NOES: Brownell, Clift, Grgas, Risner, Wilson None Motlon carried BUDGET WORKSHOP It was the consensus of the Council to set a budget workshop for Tuesday, June 5th at 7:00 p.m. REPORT - SEAL BEACH FOUNDATION Grgas moved, second by Clift, to hold this item over until the next regular meeting as requested by the City Manager. AYES: NOES: Brownell, Clift, Grgas, Risner, Wilson None Motion carried CLOSED SESSION Risner moved, second by Grgas, to hold the Closed Session over until the June 5th adjourned meeting. AYES: NOES: Brownell, Clift, Grgas, Risner, Wilson None Motion carried ORAL COMMUNICATIONS 1 Mayor Brownell declared oral communications open. Barbara Rountree, 13300 Twin Hills Drive, referred to the refurbishing of Corky's Restaurant on Ocean Avenue, and requested that the Council establish an Architectural Review Board to provide controls for such construction. The City Manager explained that the City presently has architectural control only under a Specific Plan process, however architectural guidelines have been a matter of Task Force 5-29-84/"6"'!5-84 I discussion. Councilman Grgas referred to the Navy housing development and the impact on the City's pumping station on Seal Beach Boulevard from increased rain runoff, and requested the staff look into this concern and investigate the possible need for an additional pump at the station. Mr. Todd Perrin, member of the Volunteer Firefighters, reported the results of competition involving the restored LaFrance fire truck, and presented a third place trophy awarded for that competition. Councilmember Risner requested Council observance of a moment of silence in memory of Nathan Greer, 5th grade McGaugh student killed in a boating accident the past weekend. There were no other oral communications; Mayor Brownell declared oral communications closed. ADJOURNMENT Risner moved, Tuesday, June second by Grgas to adjourn the meeting to 5th at 7:00 p.m. AYES: NOES: Brownell, Clift, Grgas, Risner, Wilson None Motion carried The meeting adjourned at 10:38 p.m. of I Approyed: {).. - J is/L-..~ eo'" ~K- Mayor Attest: 9.....,0l d City Clerk I Seal Beach, California June 5, 1984 The City Council of the City of Seal Beach met in regular adjourned session at 7:00 o'clock p.m. with Mayor Brownell calling the meeting to order with the Salute to the Flag. I ROLL CALL Present: Mayor Brownell Councilmembers Clift, Grgas, Risner, Wilson Absent: None Also present: Mr. Parker, City Manager Mr. Joseph, Assistant City Manager Mrs. Yeo, City Clerk