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HomeMy Public PortalAboutCity Council_Minutes_1966-06-02_Regular 1966COUNCIL MINUTES ADJOURNED MEETING TEMPLE CITY, CALIFORNIA JUNE 2, 1966 Mayor Tyrell reconvened the adjourned meeting of the City Council at 7:30 p.m., June 2, 1966. ROLL CALL: Present: Councilmen - Beckley, Clemson, Harker, Merritt, Tyrell Absent: Councilmen -None Also present: City Manager Koski and City Attorney Martin PUBLIC HEARING: APPLICATION FOR ENTERTAINMENT LICENSE, "THE IVANHOE"„JESSE COOK, 9669 LAS TUNAS DRIVE. Mayor Tyrell announced that the public hearing was open. City Manager Koski advised that the Notice of Public Hearing had been published in accordance with the provisions of the Business License Ordinance for dance and entertainment license, and that The Ivanhoe already holds a license approved by the Health Dept. He also stated that a report had been submitted by the Sheriff's Department License Detail, and that Sgt. Gillman of said Depart- ment was present and would be glad to answer any questions which the Council might wish to ask. Upon the request of the Mayor, the applicant stepped up to the podium and stated that his name was Jesse Cook, that he lived in Rosemead at 8767 Valley Blvd., and briefly expressed, on behalf of himself and his brother, William E. Cook, appreciation for the opportunity of getting to meet the Council, stating that this was his first time to be in the Council Chambers. After thanking the Council, he returned to his seat. There was a general discussion of the recommendation of the Sheriff's Department regarding managerial control, and upon questioning Mr. Cook agreed that he would abide by such condition. Sgt. Gillman stated that the Sheriff's Department had been greatly aided by the City's requirement of knowing who is in charge at a place of business so that the Sheriff's Department knows who to contact when there is a violation. Regarding parking, Mayor Tyrell pointed out that The Ivanhoe is now in the new City Parking District and had the same parking privileges as the other merchants. Mayor Tyrell inquired if there was any further discussion and, stating that it appeared there was no opposition, declared the public hearing closed. Councilman Clemson moved, seconded by Councilman Beckley, that the City Attorney be instructed to draw a Resolution approv- ing the application of Jesse Cook for a dance and entertainment license at The Ivanhoe, subject to the condition that any person assuming managerial control in the absence of the licensee must first be identified to the Sheriff's Department License Detail and subject to the approval of the City of Temple City. The motion was unanimously carried by the following roll call vote: AYES: Councilmen - Beckley, Clemson, Harker, Merritt, Tyrell NOES: Councilmen -None ABSENT: Councilmen -None MATTERS FROM CITY OFFICIALS: Councilman Clemson asked the City Manager if he had the necessary things on Civil Defense and whether the matter could be delayed until some other time. Upon affirmative replies to both questions, he stated there was nothing else he wished to say. 902 1 1 1 Council Minutes, June 2, 1966, page 2. Councilman Beckley brought up the Y's Men's Club change of location of fireworks stand from Alpha Beta to Gateway Market's parking lot, 5449 Rosemead. The City Manager advised that there were no other stands closer than three blocks, and there would be no prohibition for that reason. Councilman Beckley moved to approve the change of location, and, duly seconded, the motion carried unanimously. Councilman Harker brought up the matter of salaries for councilmen, referring particularly to the discussion by Don Benninghogan. In the general discussion it was mentioned that nothing could be done during the current year, so the matter was dropped. Councilman Harker also discussed support of County Propo- sition W., the water bonds matter, and Mayor Tyrell informed the Council that the California Contract Cities Association was supporting Proposition W. City Attorney Martin read Ordinance 66 -196, An Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Temple City Amending Subpara- graph 2 of Article IX, adopted by Ordinance No. 65 -158, of the Temple City Municipal Code, Relating to Members of the Planning Commission, and explained that it was necessary to adopt it due to changes in the State law. Following discussion, - particularly of the fact that those who appoint should have the right to remove, Councilman Harker moved to adopt Ordinance 66 -196, secon- ded by Councilman Merritt, and unanimously carried by the follow- ing roll call vote: AYES: Councilmen- Beckley, Clemson, Harker, Merritt, Tyrell NOES :. Councilmen -None ABSENT: Councilmen -None City Attorney Martin then read Ordinance 66 -197, which was the same as Ord. 66 -196 except not an emergency matter. Fol- lowing discussion, Councilman Harker moved to place Ord. 66 -197 on first reading, seconded by Councilman Clemson, and unanimously carried by the following roll call vote: AYES: Councilmen- Beckley, Clemson, Harker, Merritt, Tyrell NOES: Councilmen -None ABSENT: Councilmen -None City Manager Koski presented an application of the Pam - phile Sorority to conduct a car wash at Ray °s. Standard Station on Sunday, June 5. Councilman Merritt moved to approve the applica- tion for charitable solicitation (car wash), seconded by Council -. man Harker, and unanimously carried. Mayor Tyrell moved to adjourn to a personnel session. The Council reconvened at 9:30 p.m. with all members in attendance and by motion adjourned until June 8, 1966, at 7 :30 p.m. ATTEST: City Clerk `iayor 903