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1 REORGANIZATION:
CITY OF TEMPLE CITY
CITY COUNCIL
MINUTES
APRIL 15, 1980
INITIATION:
1. CALL TO ORDER:
Mayor Dennis called the regular meeting of the City Council to
order at 7:35 p.m. on Tuesday, April 15, 1980, in the Council
Chamber of the City Hall.
2. INVOCATION:
The invocation was given by Assistant Pastor Vern Ellicott, Temple
City Christian Church, 9723 Garibaldi Avenue.
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, Assistant
City Manager Pucci, Planning Director Dragicevich,
Parks and Recreation Director Kobett, Lt. Jeanne
Robertson, Temple Station, and Julie Estrada,
Temple City Times
CANVASS OF VOTE - MUNICIPAL ELECTION:
City Clerk Koski presented Certificate of Canvass of the Municipal
Election held April 8, 1980 (Exhibit "A ") which showed incumbents
William I. Dennis and Jack R. Tyrell relected for a seat on the
City Council. He read the title to Resolution No. 80 -1888 A
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TEMPLE CITY, CALIFORNIA,
RECITING THE FACT OF THE GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION HELD IN SAID
CITY OF TEMPLE CITY ON THE 8TH DAY OF APRIL, 1980, DECLARING THE
RESULT THEREOF AND SUCH OTHER MATTERS AS ARE PROVIDED BY LAW.
Councilman Merritt moved to adopt Resolution No, 80 -1888, seconded
by Councilman Atkins and carried,
Mayor Dennis thanked those of the City who voted for him and expressed
their confidence to elect him to another four year term of office.
He stated it has been an honor to serve as Mayor this past year,
a year in which the City has made some progress, and thanked the
Council for their support, and expressed his appreciation to the
Chamber of Commerce and the School Board for their cooperation.
Mayor Dennis also expressed appreciation and thanked the management
team and staff for their support.
SEATING OF CITY COUNCIL:
City Clerk Koski presented Certificates of Election to William I.
Dennis and Jack R. Tyrell, and administered the Oath of Office.
At this time, the City Clerk assumed the Chair and opened nominations
for the office of Mayor for the coming year.
Councilman Gillanders nominated Councilman
of Mayor, seconded by Councilman Merritt.
that nominations be closed and a unanimous
Councilman Atkins for the office of Mayor,
Gillanders and carried.
Atkins for the office
Councilman Dennis moved
ballot be cast fox
seconded by Councilman
CITY CLERK'S CERTIFICATE OF CANVASS
EXHIBIT "A"
I, Karl L. Koski, City Clerk of the City of Temple City, County of
Los Angeles, State of California, duly authorized by Resolution No. 80 -1881
adopted by the City Council of said City on the 18th day of March, 1980, do
hereby certify that I have canvassed the returns of the regular general
municipal election held in said City on the 8th day of April, 1980, and find
that the number of votes given at each precinct and the number of votes given
in the City to persons voted for, the respective offices for which said
persons were candidates were as follows:
Dated: April 15, 1980
City Cl rk of the City of Temple City
PCT.
NO.
L [)R
MENniF R- TE-I -TTY
CU11N-Crr-
TOTAL VOTES CAST
AT PRECINCT
LUCILLE JACK R.
PROVINE 1YRELL
WILLIAM
DENNIS
LARRY
CURE
• 1
91 109
122
39
361
3
113 147
134
65
459
5
68
73
82
36
259
6
9
62
69
79
29
239
122
131
134
56
443
11
91
93
92
35
311
14
102
140
125
67
434
16
103
125
119
53
400
18
85
76
- -I
89
53
303
20
61
65
61
43
230
21
80
118
123
47
368
25
78
72
66
72
288
28
100
156
141
105
54
73
470
47
14
306
32
77
77
150
AV
33
49
TOTAL
1,266
1,500
1,526
729
5,021
Council Minutes, April 15, 1980.- Page 2
Mayor Atkins thanked the Council for their expression of faith
in his ability; accepted the gavel, and as a first duty in office,
called for nominations for the office of Mayor Pro Tem.
Councilman Merritt nominated Councilman Gillanders for the office
of Mayor Pro Tem,Iseconded by Councilman Dennis. Councilman Tyrell
moved that nominations be closed and that a unanimous ballot be
cast for Councilman Gillanders, seconded by Councilman Merritt and
carried.
APPOINTMENTS
Mayor Atkins made the following committee appointments, following
which it was moved by Councilman Tyrell, seconded by Councilman
Gillanders and unanimously carried that the appointments be
confirmed:
Public Safety (Civil Defense, Law
Enforcement & Emergency Reserve)
Sister .City Committee
Juvenile Diversion
San Gabriel
San Gabriel
Jack R. Tyrell
William I. Dennis
Kenneth G. Gillanders
Jack R. Tyrell
William I, Dennis
Valley Association of Cities Tom D. Atkins
Jack R. Tyrell
Valley Animal Control Authority William I. Dennis
JPIA Insurance Authority
Kenneth G. Gillanders
Jack R. Tyrell
California Contract Cities Association
L. A. County Library Board
L, A. County Sanitation District
League of California Cities
So. California Rapid Transit District
and RTD City Selection Committee
Upper San Gabriel Valley Water District
Louis W. Merritt
Jack R. Tyrell
Kenneth G. Gillanders
Tom D. Atkins
Louis W. Merritt
William I. Dennis
Kenneth G. Gillanders
Tom D. Atkins
William I. Dennis
Louis W. Merritt
Councilman Dennis) moved to adopt Resolution No. 80 -1889 A RESOLUTION
OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TEMPLE CITY, CALIFORNIA, APPOINTING
A MEMBER OF SAID ;COUNCIL OF SAID CITY TO THE RTD CITY SELECTION COM-
MITTEE PURSUANT TO PART 3 OF DIVISION 10 OF THE PUBLIC UTILITIES CODE,
seconded by Councilman Merritt and carried.
Councilman Dennis moved to adopt Resolution No. 80 -1890 A RESOLUTION
OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TEMPLE CITY APPOINTING AN ALTERNATE
DIRECTOR OF COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT NO. 15, seconded by Councilman
Merritt and carried.
5. CONSENT CALENDAR
Councilman Gillanders moved to approve Items A through F on the
Consent Calendar as recommended, seconded by Councilman Tyrell and
carried, Councilman Dennis abstaining from Item A, approval of the
April 1 minutes.;
Council Minutes, April 15, 1980 - Page 3
A. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - Regular Meeting of April 1, 1980
Approved as written.
B. RECOMMENDATION FROM TRAFFIC COMMISSION - Meeting of April 2, 1980
GIDLEY STREET - COMMERCIAL LOADING ZONE
Approved placing commercial loading zone on the south side of Gidley
Street commencing 201 ft. west of the west curb line of Temple City
Boulevard to a point 297 ft. west of said west curb line.
C. AWARD BID: CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT NO. 80 -13, REMOVAL AND
REPLACEMENT OF SIDEWALKS - VARIOUS LOCATIONS
Accepted bid from Vaught Construction in the amount of $4,768 to
repair and replace sidewalks in Areas I and II of the specifications
and authorized the Mayor and City Clerk to sign.
D. DECLARATION OF COVENANTS, CONDITIONS AND RESTRICTIONS -
PARCEL MAP 12416, 5413 N, SANTA ANITA AVENUE
Approved Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions
of Tentative Parcel Map 12416 as submitted.
E. RESOLUTION NO. 80 -1891: DESIGNATING AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVES
FOR CIVIL DEFENSE PURPOSES
Adopted Resolution No. 80 -1891 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF TEMPLE CITY DESIGNATING AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVES TO
SIGN APPLICATIONS AND DOCUMENTS FOR FEDERAL FUNDING UNDER CIVIL
DEFENSE ACT OF 1950.
F. RESOLUTION NO. 80 -1892: WARRANTS AND DEMANDS
Adopted Resolution No, 80 -1892 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF TEMPLE CITY ALLOWING CLAIMS AND DEMANDS IN THE SUM OF
$79,384.97, DEMAND NOS. 14079 THRU 14100 and 101 THRU 179.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
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6. PUBLIC HEARING: AMENDMENT TO TEMPLE CITY ZONING CODE SECTION 9410
RELATING TO ZONING FOR STORAGE AND PARKING OF RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
City Manager Koski gave background information, stating the Planning
Commission, at their regular meeting held March 11, 1980, held a
public hearing and adopted a resolution recommending amendment to
the Zoning Code to permit storage and parking of recreational
vehicles in the M -1 Zone and requiring such use to be placed under
conditional use permit category. Planning Commission approved filing
of a Negative Declaration of Environmental Impact on the basis the
use will not result in an increase in noise, air and water pollution,
energy consumption, nor will it cause other adverse factors.
Mayor Atkins declared the public hearing open. Councilman Dennis
moved to include the Planning Couunission minutes a part of the record,
seconded by Councilman Gillanders and carried.
In answer to question from Council, City Attorney Martin advised
the proposed ordinance would be an enabling ordinance and would not
affect private parking of recreation vehicle on residential property.
'1'o clarity that, he suggested Subsection 98 begin with the
word "commercial".
There being no one come forward to speak, Councilman Gillanders move III
to close the public hearing, seconded by Councilman Merritt and
carried.
Councilman Tyrell moved to introduce Ordinance No. 80 -493 AN ORDINANCE
OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TEMPLE CITY AMENDING SECTION 9410(98)
OF THE TEMPLE CITY ZONING CODE RELATING TO THE PARKING AND STORAGE
OF RECREATIONAL VEHICLES IN THE M -1 ZONE by title only and waive
further reading, seconded by Councilman Gillanders and carried.
Council, Minutes, April 15, 1980 - Page 4
7. PUBLIC HEARING: ZONE CHANGE CASE NO. 80 -577, CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
CASE NO, 80 -578 AND TENTATIVE TRACT,.,NOy, 39684, 8913 -19 E. HERMOSA
AVENUE - 14 UNIT CONDOMINIUM PROJECT
City Manager Koski presented background information, stating the
Planning Commission held a public hearing on the subject issues;
zone change request from R -2 to R -4 for the development of a 14 -unit
condominium project; the structures proposed are two stories high,
each with a two -car garage; all enclosed parking will be completely
subterranean; also there are proposed eight additional parking spaces,
four of which will be subterranean and four open parking spaces in
front of the structure. Staff recommended approval of the proposed
zone change and the development on the basis the site is adequate
in size and shape; Hermosa Drive and Rosemead Boulevard are adequate
in width; and the proposed zone change and density are consistent
with the General Plan. The Commission, having four members present,
had a tie vote on the proposed applications and the Draft Environ-
mental•Impact Report, and was referred to the City Council without
recommendation.
Mayor Atkins declared the public hearing open and asked for a
staff report, Planning Director Dragicevich advised each unit of
the project would be 1,365 sq. ft,; lot coverage is 49.370. He
reviewed the factual data on the subject property and stated the
proposed zone change is consistent with the General Plan. The
existing residences were built prior to 1933 and are in deteriorating
condition. Staff has recommended 36 conditions if the project is
approved,
In answer to question from Councilman Dennis regarding fire safety
precautions for the subterranean garages, Planning Director
Dragicevich advised that in lieu of required access the Fire
Department will require sprinkler systems in the garages.
Councilman Merritt moved to make the Planning Comaliission minutes
a part of the record, seconded by Councilman Gillanders and carried.
Mayor Atkins announced the three cases would be heard concurrently
and then Council would consider each aspect separately in reaching
a decision,
Mr. Mike Klipa, 8135 Arroya Drive, So. San Gabriel, applicant, stated
the proposed R -4 zoning is consistent with the General Plan and that
Hermosa Avenue has 40 ft. of roadway which is adequate to serve an
R -4 development; and that at the Planning Commission meeting the
question was raised as to a cumulative effect, however Reno Avenue
is narrow and the potential for higher density is not there. He
advised the present occupancy of the two parcels is 14 to 16 and
the anticipated density factory is between 20 to 25 people which will
not create much additional traffic, The entire development will be
developed internally; that is, the guest bedroom and stairwell will
be facing the side yards; the development will be quality construction
with units selling at approximately $135,000. Mr. Klipa feels the
development will enhance the neighborhood and he favors underground
parking because it forces the developer into better quality con-
struction.
In answer to question from Councilman Gillanders, Mr. Klipa stated
there will be two -hour fire protection between the underground garages
and the living quarters and sprinkler system installed in the garages.
Mrs. Cleora Gordon, 8919 E. Hermosa Avenue, stated she owns the
property at 8917 -19 Hermosa and can no longer maintain the property;
she feels the development would be an asset to the community.
Opal Pullaro, 8915 Hermosa, stated the existing structures are old
and -the development is a better alternative to abandoned buildings.
Frank Davidson, 9109 Las Tunas Drive, stated he favored the develop-
ment because the community needs more housing.
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Carl Pullaro, 8915 Hermosa Avenue, stated the existing houses
are old and deteriorated and he favors the project which will
upgrade the neighborhood.
Gus Sunderland, 6522 Kauffman Avenue, stated the development would
be an asset to the community.
Mrs Wittaker, 8919 Hermosa Avenue, stated the development will
represent an improvement over the two old deteriorated buildings on
the property and units that sell for $135,000 will be owned by
people who will be a credit to the community.
Edward Lamb, 5940 Reno Avenue, stated his opposition to the R -4
zone, stating this is not an upgrading of Rosemead Boulevard; that
it actually leaves two unuseable parcels on the corner of Rosemead
and Hermosa.
Terry Fischer, 6012 Reno Avenue, stated he selected his home on
l.eno specifically because it was single family dwelling and in his
opinion when you start developing multiple dwellings the neighborhood
deteriorates. Mr. Fischer also complained the development would
create too much traffic on Reno Avenue.
George Fairman, 6002 Reno Avenue, opposed the R -4 zone, stating there
are existing R -4 lots in the city which could be used. He referred
to the petition which had been submitted to the Planning Commission
which indicates the majority of people in the area do not want condo -
minium development, and the only people favoring it are those who
will benefit from the development.
Lucinda Grant, 5434 El Monte Avenue, stated her opposition to increased
density creating traffic problems and problems for the schools.
Robert Reedy, 5912 Reno Avenue, stated the development will increase
traffic and crime and will decrease his privacy. He stated those
people for the development would be making money from it and he feels
the community should have a strong say in what it going to take plac
Robert Rodenbacher, 5936 Reno Avenue, stated the proposed developmen
will not be upgrading the Rosemead area and the city does not have
to change zoning to improve property and he feels it would be setting
a precedent. He also felt that people who could afford these condo-
miniums would buy them as an investment and rent them to other people
who may not be desirable.
Carol Rodenbacher, 5936 Reno Avenue, stated she is not in favor of
multiple dwelling in the neighborhood.
Bill Owens, 5932 Reno Avenue, stated he is opposed to the proposed
condominiums which would create heavy traffic on Reno and will not
necessarily be owner occupied. He is afraid this would be the
pattern in the future.
Antonio Lucchese, 5827 Reno Avenue, stated he is against the project
because it would change the entire style of the neighborhood.
John Piaschi, 5947 Reno Avenue, stated he opposed the project.
Russ Watson, 4950 Heleo, stated he presumed the zoning code was
adopted following a lot of thought and planning and he opposed the
changing of one lot and wondered whether the whole area was consider
for a change.
Jenny Fischer, 6012 Reno Avenue, stated she is opposed to the change
of zone and feels the lots could be sold to individuals who would
repair and upgrade the existing property.
In response, Mr. Klipa stated the northwest corner of Rosemead is
being developed as offices and he doubts there would be a rush for
change of zone to develop multiple dwellings; he does not think anyone
would buy a $135,000 condominium and rent it would because it would
have to bring at least $1500 /month rent and also banks are not
loaning to speculators.
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There being no other persons wishing to speak, Councilman Gillanders
moved to close the public;., hearing, seconded by Councilman Dennis and
carried.
Mayor Atkins announced the Council would address the question of.
Zone Change Case No. 80 -577.
Councilman Dennis stated the General Plan is not specific to any
particular area and only a general guideline, and in several in-
stances over the years the City has reduced the density of areas
which were zoned higher. Rosemead Boulevard is zoned R-4 and needs
upgrading; however the property in question is zoned R -2 and can be
developed under those circumstances. If this development was being
proposed in conjunction with a development on Rosemead Boulevard
to expand the size of the development even though it encroached on
Reno, he would probably be in favor of it, but by itself he sees
no justification for a change of zone from R -2 to R -4.
Councilman Gillanders stated he believes in the single family
life style in the community and a zone change to increase density
without good reason is impractical. He does not favor any change
of zone which would change the character of the neighborhood and
he feels this change of zone request would do just that. In his
opinion some of the multiple high density developments are not
an asset to the community and he could not vote for a change of zone.
Councilman Tyrell stated the development would clean up those pro-
perties which are deteriorated and would provide a buffer zone
from Rosemead Boulevard; the development is in keeping with the
General Plan; the units in all probability would be owner occupied
and would not tend to increase the crime rate. It would, however,
exclude Rosemead Boulevard from being developed and he would,
therefore, not approve a change of zone.
Councilman Merritt stated he does not feel a change of zone to R -4
would endanger Reno Avenue; that the development would be a buffer
to the Rosemead Boulevard area and he would favor a change of zone
to R -4.
Mayor Atkins stated he agrees with Councilman Merritt the develop-
ment would serve as a buffer and would upgrade an area that could
not be upgraded any other way. There are built in controls;
Reno Avenue is not wide enough to permit any more development. He
believes a change of zone would not be detrimental to the neighborhood
and would solve some problems and he would support a change of zone.
Councilman Dennis moved to deny change of Zone from R -2 to R -4
and adopt Resolution No. 80 -1895 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF TEMPLE CITY DENYING A CHANGE OF ZONE IN ZONE CHANGE
CASE NO. 80 -577, seconded by Councilman Gillanders and carried
on a roll call vote:
ROLL CALL:
AYES: Councilmen- Dennis, Gillanders, Tyrell
NOES: Councilmen- Merritt, Atkins
Council recessed for five minutes at 9:50 p.m.
Council reconvened at 9 :56 p.m., all members being present.
8. AWARD BID: CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT NO. 80 -12 - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER
City Manager Koski presented background information, stating City
Council. at their regular meeting held August 21. 1979. authorized
staff to develop a set of specifications and advertise for bids
for the conversion of the library basement to an Emergency Operations
Center. Bids were solicited; two bid packages were distributed; and
one bid received and opened by the City Clerk at the prescribed time.
G. L. Kaplan Construction Company bid $53,827 for work which includes
construction of a covered stairwell to the basement, installation of
new electrical service from City Hall, installation of an air
Council. Minutes, April 15, 1980 - Page 7
conditioning system, room partitions and other items as specified.
Councilman Dennis stated an Emergency Operations Center is probably
a necessary thing to have but until the City develops a specific
plan for that use, he would not approve a $53,000 expenditure.
Councilman Gillanders stated that in order to plan an Emergency
Operations Center its necessary to know what assets are available;
that it would be impractical to create a civil defense plan without
facilities. Construction costs are spiraling and he would like to
see the center started. He would seriously object to putting off
a civil defense plan until after a disaster happens.
Councilman Tyrell moved to accept the bid from G. L. Kaplan
Construction Company in the amount of $53,827, authorize the Mayor
and City Clerk to sign, and appropriate additional funds in the amount
of $53,827 and amend the adopted budget accordingly, seconded by
Councilman Gillanders and carried on a roll call vote:
ROLL CALL:
AYES: Councilmen - Gillanders, Merritt, Tyrell, Atkins
NOES: Councilmen- Dennis
9, APPLICATIONS FOR FIREWORKS STANDS - 1980
City Manager Koski presented 14 applications from local charitable
organizations for permit for fireworks stands. Eleven of the appli-
cants have filed all necessary documents; one applicant has filed
all necessary documents, however, the location is not in a C or M
Zone and a new location will be necessary; two have filed the appli-
cation form only, without location or other documentation.
Councilman Gillanders moved to approve applications 1 through 12,
applicant #9 having an extension of time to April 22, 1980 to find
a new location, and to deny applications 13 and 14, seconded by
Councilman Tyrell and carried.
10. CONVERSION TO SAFETY LIGHTING - TRAFFIC SIGNALS
City Manager Koski advised the Traffic Commission reviewed staff
report on the cost of converting safety lighting at signalized
intersections maintained by Signal Maintenance, Inc., which would
involve replacing the existing 20,000 lumen mercury vapor lamps
with 22,000 lumen high pressure sodium vapor lamps at an approxi-
mate cost of $8,331.87. Energy savings for one year would be
$1,610.76 at current rates; estimated time for the conversion
is six weeks,
Councilman ,Tyrell moved to approve the conversion at an estimated
cost of $8,331.87, appropriate the additional funds and amend the
adopted budget accordingly, seconded by Councilman Gillanders and
carried.
11. COMMUNICATIONS:
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A. Claim for Damages: Carmen Orozco, 1129 Bloomdale, Duarte
City Manager Koski presented a claim for damages on behalf of Carmen
Orozco, alleged to have occurred December 20, 1979. Councilman Tyrell
moved to deny and refer to JPIA, seconded by Councilman Merritt and
carried.
12. TIME FOR THOSE IN THE AUDIENCE WHO WISH TO SPEAK:
Richard Lucas, 5301 Zade ll Street, thanked the Council for their
understanding and approval of the fireworks stand for Job's Daughters,
since their location problems were no fault of their own. Mr. Lucas
advised they have a possible location and it should be finalized
by the end of the week.
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Council Minutes, April 15, 1980 - .Page.8
RECESS TO CRA:
City Council recessed at 10:12 p.m. to:meet as the Community Redevelopment
Agency, all members being present; approved the minutes of the regular
meeting held April 1, 1980; reorganized pursuant to the By -laws; and
approved a request for a parking lot sale from Builders Emporium July
3 through 6, 1980, subject to the required insurance and approval of
the operators. The minutes are set forth in full in the records of the
Agency.
RECONVENE AS CITY COUNCIL:
13. ACTION ON REQUEST BY CRA:
There was no action to be taken.
14. MATTERS FROM CITY OFFICIALS:
A. Contract Cities Seminar - Palm Springs, May 15 -18, 1980
Councilman Tyrell moved to approve registration of City Council,
City Manager, Assistant City Manager and 16 Commissioners wishing
to attend.
B, Southern California Association of Governments
City Manager Koski stated the City has been advised that Councilman
Gillanders was appointed to the Transportation and Utilities Com-
mittee of SCAG, even though the City is not currently a dues paying
member.
C, Authorization to Apply,.:�,for Remaining State Funds: Urban Open
Space and Recreation Program
City Manager Koski advised the City is eligible to receive an
additional $9,069 under SB 174 on a 75% State and 25% City matching
fund basis, Application must be filed by May 1, 1980.
Councilman Tyrell moved to adopt Resolution No. 80 -1893 A RESOLUTION
OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TEMPLE CITY APPROVING THE APPLI-
CATION FOR GRANT FUNDS UNDER THE ROBERTI -Z /BERG URBAN OPEN -SPACE AND
RECREATION PROGRAM and appropriate an additional amount of $2,268
matching funds and amend the adopted budget accordingly, seconded
by Councilman Merritt and carried.
D. Federal Clean Air Act
City Manager Koski advised Sid Munger, Manager of the Temple City
District Office, Automobile Club of Southern California, has
requested City to support H. R. 6466 which amends the Clean Air Act
to exclude the mandatory vehicle inspection provision. Councilman
Tyrell moved to adopt Resolution No. 80 -1894 A RESOLUTION OF THE
CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TEMPLE CITY RELATING TO ANNUAL MANDATORY
VEHICLE INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE, seconded by Councilman Gillanders
and carried.
E. City Manager Koski advised the City has received a request to
use City tables and chairs by a local civic group outside the limits
of the City. The group withdrew their request and no further was taken.
F. Councilman Merritt stated the traffic signal system located at
Las Tunas and Rosemead and the one located at Broadway and Rosemead
provide a very short cycle for eastbound traffic, allowing only three
cars to traverse the intersection. Staff will work with Cal -Trans
to correct ! ire problem.
Council Minutes, April 15, 1980 - Page 9
15. ADJOURNMENT:
On motion by Councilman Tyrell, seconded by Councilman Gillanders,
meeting adjourned at 10:45 p.m. to a Study Session on cable
television Monday, May 5, 1980. Next regular meeting of the City
Council will be held Tuesday, May 6, 1980, 7:30 p.m. in the Council
Chamber of the City Hall,
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MAYOR
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Chief Deputy City Clerk
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