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MINUTES
JULY 17, 1979
INITIATION:
1, CALL TO ORDER:
Mayor Dennis called the regular meeting of the City Council to
order at 7:40 p.m on Tuesday, July 17, 1979, in the Council
Chamber of the City Hall.
2 The invocation was given by Mr. Edmund Boehne, First Lutheran
School, 9123 E. Broadway.
3, The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was led by Mayor Dennis.
4 ROLL CALL:
Present: Councilmen- Atkins, Gillanders, Merritt, Tyrell, Dennis
Absent: Councilmen -None
Also Present: City Manager Koski, City Attorney Martin, Planning
Director Dragicevich, Parks and Recreation Director
Kobett, Lt, Jeanne Robertson, Temple Station,
Councilman Atkins presented a plaque to Councilman Tyrell which he had
accepted on Councilman Tyrell's behalf at the Chamber of Commerce
Installation held in June.
Mrs. Marianne Milch introduced Robbin Parker, 1979 -80 Miss Temple City.
IMiss Parker addressed the City Council, saying she is happy to represent
Temple City at various functions and if Council would call on her at any
time she would be very honored to help.
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5. CONSENT CALENDAR:
Item D -2 was removed from the Consent Calendar. Councilman Atkins
requested the minutes show his non - participation relating to action
on Item C, Councilman Tyrell moved to approve Items A through D -1,
and Items E through J, seconded by Councilman Gillanders and carried.
A. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Regular Meeting of June 19, 1979
Approved minutes as written.
B FINAL MAP APPROVAL - TRACT NO. 35986, 9704 -9710 LONGDEN AVENUE
Approved Final Tract Map 35986, accepted easement offered for
dedication, approved and accepted agreement and bonds for con-
struction of sanitary sewers, and instructed the City Clerk to
endorse on the face of the map.
C. ACCEPTANCE OF BID: RE- ROOFING OF CITY HALL
Awarded contract to Stone Roofing Service, Inc, in the amount of
$8,496 and authorized Mayor and City Clerk to sign contract.
D. RECOMMENDATION FROM PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION -
1, IMPROVEMENT OF PLAY APPARATUS AREA AT LIVE OAK PARK
Approved removal of certain existing apparatus, installation of
replacements, and authorized Parks and Recreation Commission to
solicit community financial participation to purchase and install
the new play equipment and donate the existing equipment to the
Temple City Unified School District.
Council Minutes, July 17, 1979 - Page 2
E. RECOMMENDATIONS FROM PLANNING COMMISSION -
1. CLARIFICATION OF AMBIGUITY - PERMITTED USE IN C -1 ZONE
NEWSPAPER OFFICE
Clarified the appropriate classification of the proposed use and
referred to the Planning Commission for appropriate procedure to
amend the Temple City Zoning Code.
2. CONDOMINIUM CONVERSIONS - REVIEW PROPOSED STANDARDS
Received proposed standards for condominium conversions and set
public hearing August 7, 1979.
F. CETA SUBGRANT AMENDMENT
Approved Subgrant Agreement required to participate in the program .
to September 30, 1979 and authorized the Mayor. and City Clerk to sign.
G. FIREWORKS STANDS 1979 - REFUNDS
Authorized refund of deposits to all organizations conducting sale
of fireworks.
H. RESOLUTION NO. 79 -1828: SALARY SCHEDULE AND'PAY PLAN
Adopted Resolution No. 79 -1828 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF TEMPLE CITY ADOPTING A SALARY SCHEDULE AND PAY PLAN.
I. RESOLUTION NO. 79 -1829: EMPLOYMENT OF PERSONNEL
Adopted Resolution No. 79 -1829 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF TEMPLE CITY APPOINTING PERSONNEL.
J.. RESOLUTION NO. 79 -1830: WARRANTS & DEMANDS
Adopted Resolution No. 79 -1830 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF TEMPLE CITY ALLOWING CLAIMS AND DEMANDS IN THE SUM OF
$144,927.27, DEMAND NOS. 12360 THRU 12541.
CONSENT ITEM D -2: REQUEST TO RESERVE TENNIS COURTS AND INSTALL
BULLETIN BOARD AT LIVE :OAK PARK - TEMPLE CITY
TENNIS CLUB
Mayor Dennis referred to the memo from the Director of Parks and
Recreation to the City Manager regarding a possible conflict in the
Commission's decision and their concern regarding reserved use of
park facilities on Sundays by organized groups and suggested the
matter be referred back to the Parks and Recreation Commission for
further study.
Councilman Gillanders agreed the matter should be referred back to
the Commission, stating he has concerns with taking public property
and turning it over to private corporations for their exclusive use,
particularly an organization who has a limited membership.
Councilman Tyrell stated he has concerns with the inconsistency of
the memo dated June 26 outlining the Commission's recommendation and
the memo dated July13 wherein the Director states the recommendatio
is not consistent with the Commission's concerns regarding reserved
use of park facilities. Other groups are allowed exclusive use of
the park, as well as the area of the snack bar, although they have
made a very large contribution to the development. In his opinion,
the Tennis Club could very easily monopolize all seven courts by
having members playing and awaiting their turn and he views the
Club's request as limiting the use of the courts. Councilman Tyrell
further stated the bulletin board could 'be approved without going back
to the Commission.
Council Minutes, July 17, 1979 - Page 3
Councilman Merritt stated he does not find a problem with the proposed
reservation system, particularly when he has been down at the park
on numerous occasions when most of the courts have been vacant.
Councilman Atkins agreed the matter should be referred to the
Parks and Recreation Commission for further consideration; that
he views the Tennis Club the same as Little League:.
Al Lehine, 331 E. Las Tunas Drive, Arcadia, representing the Temple
City Tennis Club, stated the club has a membership which reflects
77.87 Temple City residents; all residents who have applied have
been admitted to membership except for one who is on a waiting list.
Mr. Lehine stated if the club can't' offer facilities there would be
no tennis club, nor would the club`be able to participate.'in tourna-
ments with other clubs.
Mayor Dennis stated his concern is the memo from the Director stating
the Parks and Recreation Commission is considering alternatives
to Sunday use of facilities which is in direct conf].ict with the
Commission's recommendation and he would like to see the Commission
resolve the issue before Council action. He disagreed with Council-
man Gillanders regarding the limitation on membership, stating there
may have to be limitation on other groups as well because of the
fact the use of the park is becoming saturated ',.
Robert Wallukait, 6043 Golden West Avenue,stated that 7 to 11 a.m.
is the coolest part of the day and it 'appears to him "a group of
people are forming a club-so that they' can reserve four courts
for prime time on Sundays; that a lot of people who`work all week
can play only on Sundays.
Bruce Watson, 4950 Heleo Avenue, stated the club meets now at the
park. The reason they are requesting reservations `is'so that the
club can challenge other clubs and host tournaments:"
Harry Crump, 9902 Daines Drive, speaking as Vice - Chairman of the
Parks and Recreation Commission, stated the Commission had all the
concerns being expressed by Council and put a four month trial period
on the recommendation. Regarding the Commission's consideration of
policy change for Sunday use of the park,.their main concern is the
use of the field because of the nature of the fields' maintenance.
Councilman Tyrell stated that in order to have inter -club matches
there must be a resolution of who is going to represent the various
positions and that requires 3 sets to qualify (present court rules
prohibit 3 sets); the club is in a position where they really could
monopolize the courts; most cities do allow reserved time for inter -
club meets, and many allow courts to be used for intra-club meets;
the program could create a good tennis club at the high school.
Councilman Tyrell felt the request should be approved for a four -
month period of time to give the club the opportunity to advance
tennis
Councilman Tyrell moved to approve Parks and Recreation Commission
recommendation that the tennis club be permitted to reserve.courts
4, 5, 6, and 7 at Live Oak Park every Sunday from 7 to 11 a.m. for
a period of four months, and approve installation of a bulletin
board, all as set forth in staff memo dated June 26, 1979 on file
in the City Clerk's'office, seconded by Councilman -Merritt and
carried on a roll call vote:
ROLL CALL:
AYES: Councilmen- Atkins, Merritt, Tyrell, Dennis
NOES: Councilmen- Gillanders
UNFINI.S.H.ED BUSINESS:
6. PUBLIC HEARING. TENTATIVE TRACT NO. 37503, 6039 GOLDEN WEST AVENUE -
R-2 ZONE
Council Minutes, July 17, 1979 - Page 4
City Manager Koski presented background information, stating the
Planning Commission, at their regular meeting held June 12, 1979,
adopted Resolution No, 79 -856PC recommending approval of Tentative
Tract No. 37503 for the construction of a 5 -unit condominium in an
R -2 zone. The original request was to build six units and variance
was denied by the Planning Commission February 27. The proposed
subject will consist of five two -story condominium units, attached
garages and 3 open parking spaces. The existing single family
residence will be demolished. Subject site has 20,000 sq. ft.
with 100 ft, frontage on Golden West Avenue. The area surrounding
the subject property is developed primarily with single family
residences. The proposed development is in compliance with the
General Plan of the City, as well as the Zoning Code' The Planning
Commission certified the Draft Environmental Impact Report and
City Council, at their regular meeting held June 19'set public
hearing for July 17, 1979.
There being no further staff report, Mayor Dennis declared the
public hearing open and invited anyone wishing to speak to come
forward..
James Nelson, engineer representing the applicant, stated the
applicant is in full agreement with all conditions set forth in
Planning Commission resolution and that he had nothing further
to add, but would be happy to answer any questions.'
Robert Wallukait, 6043 Golden West Avenue, stated he is opposed
to the City allowing developers to come into Temple Ctiy and build;
expressed concern that the pine tree in front of the property would
be removed; and stated the developer is trying to build condominiums
in a residential area.
Mr.. Elliott, 6029 Golden West Avenue, expressed concern about parking,
stating there is not sufficient room for parking on the street now
and he feels the proposed development will add to the problem as
there are not enough parking spaces on the property.
There being no one else come forward to speak, Councilman Atkins
moved to close public hearing, seconded by Councilman Gillanders and
carried,
Councilman Tryell inquired if the northeast corner of the property
which was originally planned to be a recreation area could provide
additional parking spaces, and suggested parking could be provided
between units four and five,
Councilman. Atkins stated the development meets City standards and
anything the developer would add would have to be voluntary
Mr. Nelson advised Council he was not in a position to speak for the
developer but that he could make a good faith offer to provide more
parking,
Mayor Dennis stated the developer complies with the present ordinance.
Councilman Atkins felt this particular case is one of several that
has led him to believe the present ordinance should be reviewed.
Councilman. Tyrell felt that the developer, having originally requested
six units, and h.avfng submitted plans for five units leaving availab
space for two more parking stalls, that the request for additional
parking is reasonable and moved to recess for five minutes to allow
the engineer to confer with the developer, seconded by Councilman
Gillanders and carried on a roll call vote:
ROLL CALL:
AYES: Councilmen- Atkins, Gillanders, Tyrell, Dennis
NOES: Councilmen- Merritt
Council Minutes, July 17, 1979 - Page 5
Council reconvened at. 9:10 p:m, Mr. Nelson stated he conferred with
the owner and the conclusion was he would be willing to take the
area between units_one.and two to provide as a fully paved width
to accommodate two cars as a backup condition. He advised the
owner, after removing the one unit,has, had the.architecwork the
design to provide some amenities and resists providing parking at
the northwest corner of the property.
Councilman Atkins stated that having read CC &R's for many condominiums
he finds them highly restrictive to utilizing extra parking spaces
to overnight parking and the City is getting many requests for on-
street overnight parking:,
Councilman Gillanders stated he has concerns about sufficient parking
spaces on -site; however, we must live with the present regulations.
The developer has conformed with the ordinance and has even stated
he will provide additional spaces,
Mr. Nelson stated a common condition exists in a number of cities
and requests for additional guest parking is reasonable, however
guest parking is usually restricted specifically for'guests. The
developer is providing automatic garage door openers and that
encourages owners to use their garage for parking:
Councilman Tyrell questioned the statement in the Draft Environmental
impact Report referring to negligible increase in law enforcement
services without providing the name of any person having been contacted.
Charles Chivetta, 106 E. Longden Avenue, stated he has prepared the
drat EIR; that he had called upon his own experience as a Reserve
Deputy in preparing the project impact. He further stated that some
trees would be removed, however the "landscape plan calls for
replacing all trees removed.
Councilman Merritt moved that the Draft Environmental Impact Report
be amended to include the comments of those testifying at the public
hearing and responses thereto by incorporating a copy of the minutes
into the report; that the City Council certify the Environmental
Impact Report has,been completed in conformance with the California
Environmental Quality Act and the State guidelines and the City
Council has reviewed and considered the information contained therein;
that the EIR is adequate and provides reasonable information on the
project and all feasible alternatives thereto; and that each,and
every adverse environmental impact contained in the report is over-
ruled and counterbalanced by economic and social needs, objectives
and concerns in providing private improvements of municipal import,
seconded by Councilman Gillanders and carried.
Councilman Atkins stated he agreed with the Planning Commission that
the project lacked imagination and was aesthetically not pleasing,
but there was no reason to deny as it met the standards and require-
ments of the City, and moved to approve Tentative Tract No 37503,
seconded by Councilman Gillanders and carried.
NEW BUSINESS:
7. PROPOSAL /APPLICATION FOR FRANCHISE: SIX STAR.EABLEVISION, INC.
City Manager Koski, presented a proposal from Six Star Cablevision, Inc
providing for the same general features as the Theta Cable System
that was granted a franchise some years ago. There have been some
changes in the cable industry and the City ordinance would need to
be amended as the FCC laws pre -empt some of the provisions in our
ordinance
Councilman Atkins moved to instruct the City Attorney to prepare the
appropriate amendments to the ordinance and pursue the receipt of a
formal contract with Six Star, and refer the matter to a Study Session,
seconded by Councilman Gillanders and carried
Council Minutes, July 17, 1979 - Page
APPEAL FROM PLANNI.NG COMMISSION DECISION DENYING VARIANCE, ZONE
VVAyRfiI:'ANCE CASE 79-551, BETWEEN HALIFAX /ARDEN, NORTH END OF `' HAILOWELL
(SEEMAN SCHOOL)
City Manager Koski presented background information, stating at
their regular meeting held June 26, 1979, Planning Commission held
public hearing and adopted Resolution No. 79 -861PC denying a zone
variance for subject property for construction of a 55 lot sub-
division, based on an inadequate Environmental Impact Report, the
impact on schools, that the property is not unique,. no hardships
exist, the increased traffic and that economic gain was the only
basis for request for variance.
The Planning Commission took no action on the Environmental Impact
Report or the tentative tract which required a zone variance for
consideration_ Within the prescribed time for filing an appeal,
applicant submitted an. appeal to the Planning Commission decision.
City Attorney Martin stated the Planning Commission had before it
two requests: a Tentative Tract Map based upon an application
for variance to permit 40 of the 55 lots to be substandard as to
size The Environmental Impact Report prepared did not address
itself to a variance and in answer to the Planning Commission's
question as to basis for considering a variance he advised there
was no basis for considering a variance. The Planning Commission
proceeded to hear request for variance on its merit; found none of
the conditions applicable for a variance were involved and denied
the variance,. City Council may set public hearing or hear the
matter on the record; affirm, modify or reverse the Planning
Commission. decision,
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City Manager Koski advised a modification to the Environmental Impact
Report was received prior to the meeting this evening. Also the
subdivider has submitted a map showing 50 lots; however, the develop
is pursuing both routes.
Councilman Tyre.11 and Councilman Merritt felt the matter should be
referred back to the Planning Commission to review the new document.
Planning Director Dragicevich advised the amended Environmental
Lmpact Report addresses the issues of the Planning Commission denial
and reasons for a variance,
Mayor Dennis stated the Planning Coimuission having denied the variance
on the basis it did not meet the requirements for a variance and
the amended EI.R addresses this issue, the matter should be referred
back to the Planning Commission.
Councilman Tyrel.l agreed with Mayor Dennis the Planning Commission
should consider the amended EIR and felt the appeal should be continued
to the next regular meeting of the City Council.'.
Councilman Atkins stated he thinks the developer has recognized
the variance, will not be approved since he has gone so far as to
prepare an alternate plan and he feels the Council should settle .
the issue of the variance. Also the inadequate EIR was a minor
part of the Planning Commission's objections.
Councilman Atkins Moved to deny the appeal based on all records
available, including the Planning Commission minutes, the Environ-
mental Impact report and amendment, the maps and all other applicabl
documents, seconded by Councilman Gillanders and carried on a roll
call vote:
ROLL CALL:
AYES: Councilmen- Atkins, Gillanders, Merritt, Dennis
NOES: Councilmen- Tyrell
Council Minutes, July 17, 1979 - Page 7
9 APPEAL FROM PLANNING COMMISSION DECISION'DENYING TENTATIVE TRACT
NO. 37528, 5602 -5608 NORTH WELLAND AVENUE
City Manager Koski presented background information, stating the
Planning Commission, at their regular meeting of June 26, 1979,
held public hearing and adopted Resolution No. 79 -860PC denying
Tentative Tract No. 37528 for nine two -story units as a condominium
project in two buildings. The Planning Commission denied the tract
on the basis the Environmental Impact Report shows unnecessary tree
removal and the property is not physically suited for the develop-
ment as proposed and would constitute a damaging effect upon
surrounding properties. . The Planning Commission certified the
Draft Environmental Impact Report. With the prescribed period of
time, applicant submitted an appeal to ,the Planning Commission
decision.
David Gaitan, representing the developer, 137 E. Huntington, Arcadia,
stated the project complies with the City zoning code, maximum density,
and all city regulations. He stated further that the trees which will
be removed will be replaced with new trees which mitigates the removal
factor; and that the development is compatible with the neighborhood.
Councilman Merritt moved to include the Planning Commission minutes
and other documents as part of the record, seconded by Councilman
Gillanders and carried.
Charles Chivetta, 106 E. Longden Avenue, stated he prepared the
Environmen -- ttal Impact Report and would like'to address the defici-
encies as set forth in staff memo dated June 22, 1979, the majority
being typographical errors, except for Item 7 stating the long term
adverse impacts should include the loss of mature trees. The developer
proposes to remove eight trees, putting back 16 which will mitigate
the removal factor.
Russ Stacy, 5447 Welland Avenue, stated it is his opinion the pro-
posed development cannot do anything but improve the street. There
are now a lot of rental units in the neighborhood and he would hope
the Council will vote in favor of the condominium.
Mayor Dennis directed Council's attention to a development which is
almost an exact duplication of the proposed condominiums which the
Planning Commission approved last December.
Councilman Atkins stated he agrees with the Planning'Commission that
the development is not suitable and supports their denial of the tract.
Councilman Merritt was of the opinion you can't turn down one when
the same type of development has been approved next door.
Frank Davidson, 9109 Las Tunas Drive, presented some pictures taken
ear fer in the day, showing many rental units on the street, and
stated the development is a better alternative to what exists now.
Councilman Gilianders stated the development conforms to City regu-
lations and he feels the City has no alternative but to approve.
Councilman Merritt moved that the Draft Environmental Impact Report
be amended to include the comments of those testifying and responses
thereto by incorporating a copy of the minutes into the report; that
the City Council certify the Environmental Impact Report has been com-
pleted in conformance with the California Environmental Quality Act
and the State guidelines and the City Council has reviewed and con-
sidered the information contained therein; that the EIR is adequate
and provides reasonable information on the project and all feasible
alternatives thereto; and that each and every adverse environmental
impact contained in the report is overruled and counterbalanced by
economic and social needs, objectives and concerns in providing
private improvements of municipal import, seconded by Councilman
Gillanders and carried.
Council Minutes, July 17, 1979 - Page 8
Councilman Merritt moved to deny Planning Commission recommendation
and adopt Resolution No 79 -1831 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF TEMPLE CITY APPROVING TENTATIVE TRACT MAP N0. 37528,
seconded by Mayor Dennis and carried on a roll call vote:
ROLL CALL:
AYES: Councilmen- Gillanders, Merritt, Tyrell, Dennis
NOES: Councilmen- Atkins
Councilman Atkins moved to declare a moratorium on condominium
developments pending study of the current ordinance. There was no
second, Mayor Dennis stated he does not feel the Council should
impose a moratorium on building while the problem is being studied.
Councilman Tyrell stated he has two major concerns: 1) on street
parking, and 2) underground parking.
Councilman Atkins moved to request the City Attorney to prepare an
ordinance establishing a 90 day moratorium on condominium con-
struction, excluding those developments which may have approval
from either the Planning Commission or City Council, seconded by
Councilman Gillanders and carried on a roll call vote:
ROLL CALL:
AYES: Councilmen- Atkins, Gillanders, Merritt, Tyrell
NOES: Councilmen- Dennis
Mrs, Frank Stunden, 5355 Santa Anita Avenue, stated she has a
Tentative Tract Map filed with the Planning Department which she
has been working on since last September and inquired where she
stands.. Mayor _Dennis advised Mrs. Stunden that unless the tract
is approved by the Planning Commission prior to the adoption of
the proposed ordinance, it will be subject to the moratorium.
10_ COMMUNICATIONS:
A. Request for Annexation - Northwest corner of Longden and Rosemead
City Manager Koski advised the property owner on the north side of
Longden Avenue, west of Rosemead Boulevard has expressed interest
in initiating procedures for annexation to the City of Temple City.
Pursuant to the Local Agency Formation Commission rules and regu-
lations on annexations, the first step for the City Council will
be to initiate annexation proceedings.
Councilman Tyrell moved to authorize staff to commence with initial
study and submit report to the City Council within 30 days, seconded
by Councilman Merritt and carried.
B Chamber of Coiuuuerce - 1979 -80 Promotional Events
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City Manager Koski presented communication from the Chamber of
Commerce with their proposed promotion calendar for 1979 -80 and
requesting approval of the events to include use of placards and
hanging street banner when appropriate.
Councilman Tyrell moved to approve, subject to the required Certificate
of insurance, seconded by Councilman Gillanders and carried.
C. Chamber of Commerce - Unauthorized vehicle parking on Service
Station Sites
City Manager Koski presented communication from Chamber of Commerce
in response to request from the City relating to vehicles parked on
service stations blocking deliveries, stating the Chamber has polled
member station operators and have been informed that no problem exists
Councilman Atkins moved to receive and file, seconded by Councilman
Merritt and carried,
IRECONVENE AS CITY COUNCIL:
12. ACTION ON REQUEST BY CRA:
• There was no action to be taken.
13.' MATTERS FROM CITY OFFICIALS:
Council Minutes, July 17, 1979 - Page 9
Registrar - Recorder - Request to use City Hall as Check -in
Center, Special Election, November 6, 1979
Councilman Atkins moved to approve request from Registrar - Recorder's
office requesting to use City Hall as a check- in.center for the
special election on November 6, 1979, seconded by Councilman
Gillanders and carried.
E. Claim for Damages - Brian Bagwell and Alberta Owens
City Manager Koski presented claim for damages on behalf of Brian
Bagwell and Alberta Owens for damages alleged to have been sustained
May 10, 1979 at Rosemead Boulevard and Las Tunas Drive.
Councilman Gillanders moved to deny and refer to JPIA, seconded by
Councilman Merritt and carried.
11 TIME FOR THOSE IN THE AUDIENCE WHO WISH TO SPEAK:
Elmer Black, 9519 Las Tunas Drive, referred to Council's action
earlier requesting the City Attorney to prepare an ordinance es-
tablishing a 90 day moratorium on condominium construction, and
suggested the Council may wish to consider a minimum lot width for
condominiums, such as 100 ft., which could eliminate some of the
problems relating to on- street parking.':
RECESS TO CRA:
City Council recessed at 11 p.m. to meet as the Community Redevelopment Agency,
all members being present; approved the minutes of the regular meeting held
June 19, 1979; approved request to establish an aluminum recycling center in
the CRA parking lot; approved request for multiple residential development
at 8834 Elm Avenue; and adopted resolution approving warrants and demands.
The minutes of the Agency are set forth in full in the records of the Agency.
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• A. Council received and filed memo relating to the receipt of Air
Quality Management Plan adopted by the South Coast Air Quality Manage-
ment District and the Southern California Association of Governments
in January, 1979.
B Councilman Merritt stated he talked with someone in the burglar
alarm business who had related his clients are not having problems
and inquired about report from the Sheriff as to what companies are
experiencing problems. Mayor Dennis advised he had just received
the Sheriff's update report.
C Councilman Gillanders commended the management personnel of the
Sheriff's Department during the recent work stoppage, expressing dis-
appointment with the Deputies in their decision to conduct a sick -out.
D . Councilman Atkins advised the San Gabriel Valley Association of
Cities meeting, Thursday, July 19, will be installation of the new
officers and invited the Council to attend.
Councilman Atkins also stated he was concerned that the Parking
Commission, at their recent meeting, has supported the installation
of only one handicapped parking space in the malls.
E , Mayor Dennis requested the Temple City Times run an article
regarding the Council's acceptance of applications to the vacancy
on the Parks and Recreation Commission.
Council Minutes, July 17, 1979 - Page 10
14 ADJOURNMENT:
Councilman Tyreli moved to adjourn the meeting in memory of Cardinal
McIntyre of Los Angeles, seconded by Councilman Gillanders and
carried. Meeting adjourned at 11:30 p.m. Next regular meeting of
the City Council will be held Tuesday, August 7, 1979, 7:30 p.m.
in the Council Chamber of the City Hall.
ATTEST:
Cfiier Deputy City Clerk
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