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CITY COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 13, 1981
The City Council of the City qf Lake Elsinore met in regular session on October
13, 1981. Meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M. with Mayor Stewart presiding.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Councilman Baldwin.
Roll call reflected: Mayor Stewart, Councilman Torn, Councilman Unsworth and
Councilman Baldwin present. City Manager Rede, Attorney Porter, Director of
Building & Safety Frazier, Director of Planning Morrissey, City Engineer Kicak,
Finance Director Lew, Director of Public Works Blackford, Clerk Edwards and
Deputy Basch also present.
At this time Redevelopment Agency was called to order by Chairman Unsworth.
(see attached separate Redevelopment Agency munutes - October 13, 1981 - Ruth
Edwards) .
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Adjourned from Redevelopment to City Council #34A.
Item #34. A. Patrick Callahan, 1402 West Lakeshore Drive - Request for Permit
below l270'M.S.L.
Director Frazier gave presentation. Councilman Baldwin questioned
the need for specific item with discretion, set policies for such
requests. Motion Councilman Baldwin to deny request. Motion died
for lack of second. Motion Councilman Torn, second Mayor Stewart
to approve request subject to, only an extension is being requested
and execution of deed restriction as stated by Attorney Porter.
Approved 4-0.
At this time City Council adjourned to the Redevelopment Agency matters.
City Council reconvened to the consent calendar.
CONSENT CALENDAR
On motion Councilman Torn, second Councilman Unsworth the following items were
approved:
12. Barricades at Kuhns and Campbell Street - Informational
15. Supporting Senate Bill 215: Resolution No. 81-73 - approved
19. Application for Grant Funds under ROberti-z'berg Urban
Open-Space & Recreation Program: Resolution 81-74 - approved
21. Monthly report of cash balances, receipts & Disbursements
for June, July and August 1981. Received.
22. Set for public hearing (November 10, 1981)
A. Conditional Exception 81-8 - approved
11. Councilman Unsworth questioned L.E.T.S. minutes. L.E.T.S. are not
approved at this meeting. Councilman so noted and Motion Councilman
Baldwin, second Councilman Torn to approve September 22, 1981 minutes.
13. Councilman Baldwin stated these items should not be placed upon the
consent calendar. City Manager explained Councilman Unsworth requested
this to be placed upon the calendar due to Councilman Unsworth wishing
to speak and give presentation. So noted.
14. 14550 extension of time. Councilman Torn stated due to tract not being
finished, additional conditions could be placed upon the map. Additional
conditions are: 1. Owner/developer to deed all water rights to the City.
2. Assessment districts for lighting, landscaping and road maintenance
be overlayed upon the tract. Motion Councilman Torn, second Council-
man Baldwin. Extension granted with two additional conditions.
16. Councilman Baldwin requested this item be referred to Community Center
Committee, not on Council agenda.
17. On Code Enforcement report, date to be read as September not October.
Council will receive and file with correction.
18. Councilman Baldwin recommends approval of request and further authorizes
staff to correspond with SBA indicating possibility of re-opening this
R.V. site subject to site being conditioned to alleviate public health
and safety problems in the event of total inundation, second Council-
men Unsworth and duly approved. 4-0.
20. Question was raised on late billing of air fare shown on general demand.
Director of Finance explained the billing was just received by the
company. Motion Councilman Torn, second Councilman Baldwin to approve
General Demand. Approved 4-0.
23. Lake Elsinore Valley Chamber of Commerce request to hold annual Christ-
man Parade on December 5, 1981. Motion Councilman Baldwin, second
Councilman Torn to approve.
24. Local newspaper - Sun/Tribune. Chuck Goldman, editor, introduced him-
self and explained thenew location and publication dates. New rates
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of publication were
Councilman Unsworth
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ment bid of Tribune
introduced also. Motion Councilman Baldwin, second
to approve new rates of 219 per line and $2.90
Questions were raised concerning legal advertise-
vs: Sun/Tribune. Attorney Porter to investigate.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
Item #23. Eminent Domain: A. Waste Water Disposal Plant Site.
City Manager Rede requested additional time to work with Regional
Water Control, E.V.M.W.D. and property owners. Councilman Baldwin
requested this item be tabled. Public Hearing Opened at 8:25 P.M.
and Closed at 8:26 P~M. with no one to speak. Motion Councilman
Baldwin, second Councilman Torn to table this item, with staff to
report on a monthly basis of progress. Tabled 4-0.
Item #24. Conditional Exception Permit #81-7: Tiedemann.
Staff gave presentation of requested variance to construct new
addition to residence. Public hearing was opened at 8:27 P.M. Present
to speak was applicant, Tom Tiedemann in favor. Hearing closed at
8:28 P.M~ Motion Councilman Torn, second Councilman Baldwin to
approve requested variance. Approved 4-0.
Item #25. Tentative Parcel Map #13708. Richard Brechtel.
Staff gave presentation of map as denied in 1978 and new revised map
submitted and approved by planning commission with eight conditions.
Public hearing was opened at 8:30 P.M. and present to speak was
Gary Ackers/representative. Public hearing was closed at 8:31 P.M.
CounciL questioned the division of land with the parcel map procedures
leaving large parcels to be re-subdivided at a later date. It was
directed to the Attorney, if restrictions could be placed upon this
map to restrict further divisions. Motion Councilman Baldwin, second
Councilman Torn to table this map until report from City Attorney on
prohibition of further division is given. Tabled 4-0.
Item #26. Tract 15679: LakeView Development.
Staff gave presentation of requested 46 unit condominium project.
Public Hearing was opened at 8:35 P.M. Present to speak was John
Gail/representative. Public hearing was closed at 8:37 P.M. Dis-
cussion was held to need of the community for additional residential
development cummulative zoning (restriction of use to R-3), traffic
problems, open space and needed bus stop. Also discussed was condo-
minium use vs; apartment use, needed striping of Grand Avenue. Staff
to bring all ordinances (cummulative zoning) before this Council by
next meeting; density and discussion of Planning Commission's capacity
to screen and review project. Motion Councilman Torn, second Council-
man Unsworth to approve Tract 15679 subject to:
1. Applicant shall meet all requestments of the County Fire Depart-
ment including providing adequate fire flow and hydrants, and
providing structures with non-flammable roofing.
2. Applicant shall meet all requirements of the City Engineer.
3. The applicant shall enclose the project with a six (6) foot high
block wall of a type selected by the City Council.
4. The applicant shall submit a detialed landscape plan to the Plan-
ning Department prior to the scheduling of a review by the Design
Review Board.
5. Developer shall maintain maintenance bond as required under Tract
11048-1 (off sige improvements are existing) .
6. Applicant shall dedicate water rights for the tract to the City
of Lake Elsinore.
7. Applicant shall submit to the Planning Department a copy of the final
condominium documents, including those portions of the C, C and R's
that apply to the conveyance of units, the assignment of parking,
and the management of common areas within the project before approval
of the final map.
9. The C C & R's shall include a provision prohibiting outside un-
covered and unenclosed storage of boats, trailers, R.V.'s similar
vehicles unless screened from view form public right-of-ways and
trucks more than one ton rate of load capacity.
10. C C & R's shall contain the following language, "In the event the
association or other legally responsible person(s) fail to main-
tain said common area in such manner as to cause same to constitute
a public nuisance, said City may, upon proper notice and hearing
institute smmmary abatement procedures and impose a lien for the
costs of such abatement upon said common area, individual units or
whole thereof as provided by law."
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11. The homeowner's association shall be established prior to the sale
of the last dwelling units.
12. Membership in the homeowner's association shall be mandatory for
each buyer and each successive buyer.
13. Letter of water availability from E.V.M.W.D.
14. All improvements to be designed by developers civil engineer to
the specifications of the City.
15. Provide adequate drainage facilities.
16. Finding of no significant impact.
17. Issuance of a negative declaration. ...
18. Finding co compliance with present and future Elements of the General
Plan yet to be adopted.
19. Provide for lighting and landscaping assessment district for property.
Approved 3-1 (Mayor Stewart in objection).
PLANNING COMMISSION
Item #27. Annexation Request: Personal Investment Company.
Staff gave presentation of requirements per Ordinance #349 for annexa-
tion and R-l zone. Applicant is proposing zero lot line development
for 42 lots to be R-2 zoning and R-3 zoning on the remaining 1.2 acres.
Present to speak was James KimCann. Discussion was held to need for
more residential units at this time, set policy for percolation tests
due to possible inundation of septic systems into ground water tables.
Planning Commission was unaware of letter for higher densities and
zoning due to late arrival to Planning Department. It was a concensus
of this Council to hold a joint study session between dht developers and
Planning Commission on this proposal, November 5, 1981 at 7:30 P.M.
Item #28. Special Permit #81-1: Robert and Reba Franke
Staff gave presentation of requested use of existing apartment
building providing room and board for adults and ambulatory aged.
Motion Councilman Baldwin, second Councilman Unsworth to approve this
requested use subject to:
1. Ladder shall be provided from the second floor on the street side
of the structure.
2. Nonambulatory residents shall not be allowed on the second floor
and only on the first floor when a second exit from a sleeping room
to the exterior is provided.
3. All persons allowed a room on the second floor must meet the follow-
ing conditions:
a. The resident is not dependent upon a mechanical aid such as
a walker, cane, crutches or a wheelchair.
b. The resident is able to respond both physically and mentally
to an audible or visual signal, or an oral instruction, and
evacuate the building unassisted, in an emergency situation.
c. The resident is able to utilize all escape routes identified
in the facility's fire safety/evacuation plan, this includes
doors, stairs and fire escapes.
d. The resident is able to ambulate without the assistance of a
mechanical aid, a reasonable districe in a brief period of time
(i.e., evacuate the facility wihtin 30 seconds)
4. Interior stairway is marginal and necessitates provisions 1, 2
and 3 listed above.
5. All corrections per State inspection of August 1981 (1 hour fire
corridor and other corridors).
6. Kitchen arrangement to be provided in accordance with Title 19
and/or Uniform Fire Code (UFC) 1979, with inspection through City
Building Department.
7. Dining room shall provide second exit as defined by Building Code.
8. Automatic suppression system in hood above stove.
9. Smoke detectors in all Sleeping areas and all common hallways.
10. Emergency exit lighting to provide lights when loss of power occurs.
(~.e., battery powered,)
11. Necessary ramps and walks, doorway, handrails, etc., for handicapped
and non-ambulatory persons shall be provided.
12. Copy of current insurance policy to be on file at City Hall to pro-
vide concurrence of opinion between City and owner.
13. Yearly staff review.
14. Require a special Inspector of the Building Department to inspect
the interiors of each dwelling unit regarding heating, plumbing and
electrical facilities so these can be up~aded to current standards
if necessary.
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15. Location of structure must meet current fire flows for areas as re-
quired by County Department of Forestry (CDF).
16. Installation of reduced back flow preventive device to be inspected
by Public Works and tested by a certified back flow operator.
Item #29. Jan and Judy's Cocktail Lounge.
Staff gave presentation of request by applicant for waiver of
Capital Improvement Fees and street Improvement Fees. Discussion
was held to policy of waiver on Capital Improvement Fees on hard-
ship cases. Discussion on block wall was held and sanitary trash
screening. Motion Councilman Baldwin, second Councilman Torn to
approve requested waiver of Capital Improvement Fees and the fol-
lowing conditions:
1. Riverside Drive.
a. Dedicate to provide for 50 foot half street.
b. Construct curb and gutter 38 feet from center line.
c. Construct standard roadway between the new curb and street
center line.
2. Joy Street.
a. Dedicate to provide for 60 foot of right-of-way.
b. Construct curb and gutter 20 feet from street center line.
c. COBstruct standard roadway between the new curb and street
center line.
3. Dedicate for a corner cutoff.
4. Install standard commercial sidewalk.
5. Install ornamental street lights.
6. Follow all recommendations of the Riverside County Fire Department.
7. Provide fire hydrants for fire protection as determined by the
Rire Marshall. If necessary, extend and/or enlarge street mains
to provide sufficient fire flow.
8. Submit plans for Riverside Drive to Cal-Trans. Riverside Drive
is a State Highway and, therefore, the plans must be approved
by the State of California Department of Transportation. And,
prior to construction, an encroachment permit must be obtained
from that agency.
10. All improvements shall be designed by the owners Civil Engineer
to the specifications of the City.
11. Applicant shall submit a grading plan to the City Engineer for
approval.
12. Applicant shall submit a revised plot plan with staff within
two weeks :of Commission approval to review parking layout.
13. Finding of no significant impact.
14. Issuance of a negative declaration.
15. Trash enclosures to be approved by the Director of Planning.
16. Property line block wall (6 foot) to be installed upon both
property lines.
Item #30. Report on Progress of Donald A. Cotton and Associates on completion
of General Plan.
Presentation was given by staff on report from Planning Commission
designating Commissioner Washburn to review with City staff all maps
and reports submitted by Donald Cotton. Motion Councilman Baldwin
second Councilman Unsworth to appoint Commissioner Wahsburn to re-
view with City staff all maps and reports submitted by Donald Cotton
and Associates. Approved 4-0.
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At this time the City council adjourned to the Redevelopment Agency.
City Council reconvened at 9:41 P.M.
APPEALS BOARD
Director Frazier gave presentation of this Council's request to be informed
of all applicants/structures that have been ordered to be boarded to HUD/FHA
Specifications. Within the report, it was outlined that six (6) structures
were still in need of boarding. Motion Councilman Baldwin, second Council-
men Unsworth to order board-up of structures to HUD/FHA specifications within
30 days or immediate demolition will be ordered on the 31st day. Approved 4-0.
BUSINESS ITEMS
Item #31. Second Reading of Ordinances:
Ordinance No. 710. - Ambulance rates
Ordinance No. 708. - Zone Change 80-4
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Item #33.
Item #34.
Item #35.
Item #36.
Item #37.
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Motion Councilman Torn, second Councilman Unsworth to read Ordinance
No. 710 by title. Mayor so read. Motion Councilman Baldwin,
second Councilman Torn to approve Ordinance 710.
Mayor Stewart - Aye
Councilman Torn - Aye
Councilman Baldwin - Aye
Councilman Unsworth - Aye Approved 4-0.
Motion Councilman Torn, second Councilman Baldwin to read Ordinance
NO. 708 by title. Deputy so read. Motion Councilman Baldwin,
second Councilman Torn to approve Ordinance 708.
Mayor Stewart - Aye
Councilman Torn - Aye
Councilman Unsworth - Aye
Councilman Baldwin - Aye Approved 4-0.
Request for Reconsideration: E.L. Frazier, Owner, 15798 Grand Avenue.
Director Dwayne Frazier gave presentation of owner's requat to pre-
sent his own case before the Countil. Owner was present and spoke on
existing foundation for garage and expense to re-locate above l270'msl.
Discussion was held regarding sewer elevation, premit, raising of
foundation and returned Capital Improvement Fees. Motion Councilman
Baldwin second Councilman Torn to approve existing location for buil-
ding, subject to foundation being raised five foot (sub-wall), deed
restriction be recorded prior to Certificate of Occupancy issuance,
return of paid capital improvement fees to City and connection to
sewer be made. Owner was not in agreement with the return of
capital improvement fees. Motion stands and this case to be so
noted as not being a precedence.
Machado Park tennis Courts: Suggestion for scheduling, maintenance
and Improvements. Due to mis-use of Machado tennis courts it
is suggested to place signs of use and instructions plus place
gate latch and certical center straps. Staff to research the
water pipe break. Motion Councilman Baldwin second Councilman
Torn, signs to be made and placed on-site, vertical center straps
to be installed, research to be conducted on water pipe break,
and possibilities on placement of burn for diverting water.
Requests for Permits below l270'M.S.L.
b. Robert A. Vermillion, 31955 Corydon Road
c. Water Stephenson, 90 Elm Street
Director Frazier gave presentation of owner's request to alter/
repair homes below l270'MSL. Motion Councilman Torn, second
Councilman Unsworth to approve, subject to deed restriction being
recorded prior to issuance of permits. Approved 4-0.
Housing Element.
Staff gave presentation of housing element, planning commission
additions, informational item, Community Development responses
and future resolutions for adoption. Motion Councilman Baldwin,
second Councilman Unsworth to approve staff recommendations on
no major changes within the proposal that conceptual approval
of the housing element to be given with the appendix portion
be considered a working document indicating where the housing
element should be revised and that there be an attachment in the
form of an addendum to the element addressing the concerns and
needs of the Department of Housing and Community Development.
Direction was given by Councilman Baldwin to campare Median
Family Incomes to Orange County first, Riverside Co. to be a
secondary form of compairson. Approved 4-0.
Request for Formation of Assessment District.
Engineer Kicak gave presentation of assessment district. Motion
Councilman Baldwin, second Councilman Torn to direct staff to
correspond to property owners on per lot cost and how payment
would be appropriated and explanation to owners if owners' are
willing to be included within this assessment district, City
would expend funds for this project. Total capital outlay not
to exceed $1,000.00. Approved 4-0.
Request for Waiver of Capital Improvement Fees: Mr. & Mrs. Douglas
Roberts of 29355 Pinnell Street.
Staff gave presentation of requested waiver of Capital Improve-
ment fees due to fire damage. Motion Councilman Baldwin, second
Councilman Unsworth to approve waiver of all fees related to
Ordinance #572 with the stipulation that the dwelling should be
the same related size. Approved 4-0.
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Item #38. Removal of mound and restoration of site: 51 Lakepark Street.
Director Frazier gave presentation of Council request to re-
move and restore 51 Lakepark street to natural state. Staff
has tried to contact leasee, to no avail, and therefore owner
has been cited pursuant to abatement procedures. Representing
the owner was Attorney McCann. Motion Councilman Torn, second
Councilman Unsworth to refer this matter to City Attorney for
recommendations on removal of the mound and restoration of site
to the natural state. 4-0.
Item #39. Elsinore West Marina: Request of Irvin Palmer for Waiver of
Ordinance No. 572 procedures.
Director Frazier gave presentation and recommends to allow
issuance of permits with absolutely no occupancy to be granted
on the new construction until such time as all plans have been
approved and required improvements have been installed,
(Ordinance #572 section #1 Sub-section (c)). Motion Council-
men Baldwin, second Councilman Unsworth to approve staff
recommendations. Approved 4-0.
Item #40. Application of Taxi Cab business License: Driggers.
Staff gave presentation of request and Municipal Code require-
ments to present before Council. Vera Mobbley-half owner of
existing cab service, requested a moritorium on cab licenses
within the City. Discussion was held. Ordinances were discussed
pertaining to cab licenses. Motion Councilman Baldwin, second
Councilman Unsworth to table this item until further information
is provided. Tabled 4-0.
Item #41. Lake Community Center: Rules, Regulations and Policies: Resolution
#81-75.
Presentation was given by Councilman Torn. Motion Councilman
Torn, second Councilman Baldwin to approve Resolution #81-75.
Item #42. Lake Community Center: Rates and charges: Resolution #81-76.
Councilman Torn gave presentation. E.J. Carter asked questions
concerning fees to be charged. Councilman Torn explained.
Motion Councilman Baldwin, second Councilman Torn to approve
Resolution #81-76. Approved 4-0.
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PUBLIC COMMENTS (LIMITED TO (3) MINUTES)
E.J. Carter questioned drilling wells and by-pass valves. Mayor Stewart asked
Mr. Carter if he has any information that might be useful to this Council on
by-pass valve to contact City Engineer Kicak. Mr. Carter refused. Motion
Councilman Baldwin second Councilman Unsworth, City Engineer to correspond with
Mr. Carter.
Nina Hunter spoke regarding expenditures of funds for Disaster Agency and
protection of Senior Citizens (A.I.D.). Discussion was held. Council so noted.
Mr. Lee Allen questioned water conditions on Avenue #9. Engineer Kicak so
informed Mr. Allen of water project and grant funding currently going to bid.
Mr. John MacMury questioned the paving that had stoped on Chaney Street. Engineer
Kicak to communicate with Mr. Mac Mury.
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REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
DIRECTOR FRAZIER reported there are currently 10-14 structures pending FEMA
release and/or the decisions rendered tonight on demolition to still be accomplished.
Director Frazier requested a change order to be made if extension is granted.
Motion Councilman Baldwin, second Councilman Unsworth to approve change order
subject to FEMA agreement. Approved 4-0.
CITY MANAGER REDE requested resolutions of appreciation be given to the Orange
County Sheriff's Department, Maryland State Police and Warden of the State
Penitentiary for help capturing theperson responsible for the shootings
of two local girls. City Manager also requested possible reward/contribution
to the orphans and widows fund of these agencies. Concensus was given.
COUNCILMAN UNSWORTH; reminder of study session on November 5, 1981 at 7:30 P.M.
and Study Session on solid waste to be held on October 29, 7:30 P.M. Requested
phone number of Salley Meisner A.I.D. Street and stop signs are now down on
Lash and Gunnerson. Staff to so report.
MAYOR STEWART requested striping to be done on Grand Avenue near Ortega Highway
and Bonnis Lea. Staff to so report.
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At this time a CLOSED SESSION was called.
City Manager reported on 10% of Department Heads. (Employee's Association
raised coverage along with 10% cost of living expenses). City Manager re-
commended 10% Department Head cost of living raise to be retroactive to
October 1, 1981. Motion Councilman Baldwin, second Councilman Torn to
approve cost of living raise for department heads. Approved 4-0.
With no further business at hand, motion Councilman Baldwin, second
Councilman Torn to adjourn the regular City Council meeting at 11:25 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
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Deputy City Clerk
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 27, 1981
The City Council of the City of Lake Elsinore met in regular session on October
27, 1981. Meeting was called to order at 7:35 P.M. with Mayor Stewart presiding.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Councilman Baldwin.
Roll call reflected: Mayor Stewart, Councilman Torn, Councilman Unsworth and
Councilman Baldwin present. City Manager Rede, Attorney Porter, Director of
Building & Safety Frazier, Director of Planning Morrissey, City Engineer Kicak,
Finance Director Lew, Director of Public Works Blackford, Clerk Eswards and
myself, Deputy City Clerk Basch.
CONSENT CALENDAR
On motion Councilman Baldwin second Councilman Torn the follwoing items were
approved: ...
1. Minutes - October 13, 1981
2. Honoring Kelly Cartier: Resolution No. 81-78.
4. Chamber of Commerce Annual Christmas Parade Route
5. Authorize call for bids:
A. Radio Equipment
B. Construction of Pedestrian Bridge across Temescal Wash at Limited st.
6. Application for Taxi Cab Business License: L. Driggers
7. Waiver of Ordinance Procedures & Capital Improvement Fess: Wrn. Caryton,
52 Elm Street.
8. Request for Business License (Auction)Persepolis, Ltd. (Country Club)
9. Set for Public Hearing (November 24, 1981)
A. Conditional Use Permit 81-17
10. Tract #18211: Extend Environmental Review Period
Item #3. Motion Councilman Baldwin, second Councilman Unsworth to extend the
donation to the Orange County Sheriff's Department and Maryland State
Police to $100 dollars. Resolution 81-79 and donation approved 4-0.
At this time the City Council adjourned to the Redevelopment Agency as a joiny
Committed.
City Council reconvened at 7:40 P.M.
Item #51. Airport: Request for proposal (RFP) ...
City Manager Rede gave presentation of Skylark Airport feasibility
study to ~scertain affect and expansion upon adjacent uses and
City services. Discussion was held to not addressing any specific
parcels on this study. Motion Councilman Baldwin, second Council-
man Unsworth to table this item until recommendations are incor-
porated into RFP from the Southern CA Association of Government
and Airport operators. Tabled to 11/10/81, 4-0.
Item #52. Adoption of Housing Element Appendix: Resolution No. 81-81 and
Ordinance. Staff gave presentation on Housing Element Appendix
and necessity of adoption of two resolutions. Motion Council-
man Baldwin, second Councilman Unsworth to approve Resolutions
#81-81 and Resolution No. 81-83. Approved 4-0. Figures on
Regional Housing allocation model to be forwarded when received
Item #53.
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Item #55.
Item #56.
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to Councilman Baldwin.
Cummulative Zoning Ordinance: Ordinance NO.705
Attorney Pbrter gave presentation of proposed ordinance.
Ordinance would pertain to annexations and zone changes after
adoption, it would not pertain to curretnly zoned properties
within the City. If inclusion within the existing City Limits
is desired, individual notification to property owners and
public hearings would be necessary. The cost of this ordinance
is estimated to be $250.00 and mailing to property owners
could range from $1,500.00 to $9,000.00 depending upon mail-
ing requirements. Motion Councilman Baldwin, second Council-
man Torn to concur with Attorney's recommendations. Staff to
correspond with Housing and Community Development and Office
of Planning and Research for guidance/solutions to correct
zoning deficiencies and report on progress with up-date to
be given in two weeks. Tabled 4-0. Motion Councilman Baldwin,
second Councilman Unsworth to read Ordinance No. 705 by
title. Deputy so read. Motion Councilman Unsworth, second
Councilman Torn to approve 1st reading by the following roll
call:
Councilman Torn - Aye
Councilman Unsworth - Aye
Councilman Baldwin - Aye
Mayor Stewart - Aye Approved 1st reading 4-0.
Agreement between City and Community Development Corporation:
Resolution 81-80.
Staff gave presentation of residential rehabilitation programs
from the State (50,000.00 loans and 7,500.00 grants) and need
to adopt resolution format to identify City Council approval
of the acti vi ty to the State. Motion Councilman Torn,
second Councilman Unsworth to approve Resolution 81-80 and
staff to correspond with CDC and LDC on approvals with cor-
respondence to the citizens of Lake Elsinore from this agency
(mass mailing etc..) to be forwarded to Council for review.
Approved 4-0.
Repair and Activation of the Water Well at the Public Works
Yard.
Director of Public Works gave presentation and recommendations.
Motion Councilman Baldwin second Councilman Unsworth to
approve repair and activate mineral water well, install four
inch water line from the well to a metered delivery manifold
outside the Public Works Yard. Also, to all department,
financial impact to include budget impact with return estima-
tions. Approved 4-0.
Request for Permit to Repair Runway: Elsinore Parachute Center.
Director Frazier gave presentation of requested garding, fill
and dust controls. Manager Fred Austin gave presentation of
request from owner, Mr. Istel. Motion Councilman Unsworth
second Councilman Baldwin to approve issuance of permit and
subject to the following:
1) Equal amounts of earth be removed to balance that which
is added to the runway surface.
2) Certification by a Registered Professional Engineer be
provided as proof.
3) Grading plan will not be needed if less than 50 cubic
yards of earth is added as fill for compaction.
4) If more than 50 cubic yards are to be added, the standard
permit procedures will be required to be met, ie., Grading
Plan and approval, then permit issuance with conditions
I and 2 still pending.
5) Runway surface shall be watered sufficiently to control
figitive dust and sealed with materials that will be
non-polluting to the Lake. (Staff qualifications). 4-0.
Amicus Curiae (Friend of the Court) Participation by the City
Attorney on behalf of the City: Resolution 81-84
Attorney Porter requests formal authority to join as amicus
curiae on behalf of the City of Lake Elsinore in such appellant
cases which are in the best interst of the City and in matters
which might be of controversial substances, no action will be
taken to join as amicus curiae, or Council guidance will be
sought. Motion Councilman Baldwin second Councilman Torn to
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approve Resolution 81-84 and authorize Attorney Porter's recommendation/
request. Approved.
Item #58. (A) Motion Councilman Torn second Councilman Unsworth to be read by
title only. Deputy so read. Motion Councilman Baldwin second Council-
man Torn to approve Ordinance No. 622 for final adoption by the following
roll call vote:
Councilman Torn - Aye
Councilman Unsworth - Aye
Councilman Baldwin - Aye
Mayor Stewart - Aye Approved 4-0.
(B) Motion Councilman Torn second Councilman Unsworth to be read by
title only. Deputy so read. Motion Councilman Torn second Councilman
Baldwin to approve Ordinance No. 706 for final adoption by the following
roll call vote:
Councilman Torn - Aye (NOTE: This increase would be for newly elected
Councilman Unsworth - Aye Councilmen. Would not include current Council
Councilman Baldwin - Aye seats, nor the up-comming Councilman to fill
Mayor Stewart - Aye the remaining term of office for the vacant
Approved 4-0. seat of City Council).
Item #59. Elsinore West Marina - Request for Capital Improvement Fees relaxation.
Director Frazier gave presentation and alternatives (4). Applicant, E.
Palmer, was present and also gave presentation of his request for waiver
of CIF on 101 new si.tes. (52 larger sites from existing 75 and 49 new
proposed sites). Discussion was held concerning collection of fees pur-
suant to 1978 structure, elevation of proposed/existing site with map
location, justification of request due to hardship loss of sites and
City policy on waiver of Capital Improvement fees due to said hardship.
OWner stated, pursuant to Title #25, he..is proposing public reatroom
facilities for 75 sites. Motion Councilman Baldwin that fees be collected
in method #2 as per the 1978 method discussed and approved in minutes
direction in the 1978 minutes for the entire area under permit totaling
$14,225.00, second Councilman Torn. Applicant at this time also requested
the amount be reduced toward the 75 sites that are being enlarged from the
previous existing 52 sites. Discussion was held regarding Elsinore Marina.
Due to lack of information, this request is tabled until further information
is obtained for discussion. (11/iO/8l).
Item #60. Request for vairance to aliliow storage yard in residential districk. King
Video Company - Lee Daniher.
Director Frazier gave presentation of request for use. Applicant requests
approval of commercial storage yard on residentially zoned property until
such time as a Conditional Use Permit has been approved/denied for this use.
Conditional Use Permit has been submitted for processing. Discussion was
held to non-conforming use and above ground gasoline tank that is currently
empty. Motion Councilman Unsworth, second Councilman Baldwin to deny re-
quest for variance, pending Conditional Use Permit. Denied 4-0.
APPEALS BOARD
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1. 208 West Lakeshore Drive - Request of Mr. B. Warren. Director Frazier gave
presentation of owner's request to obtain an extention of time until the
State Department of Parks and Recreation has decided to purchase this pro-
perty. Applicant was not present. Motion Councilman Torn, second Council-
man Baldwin to deny request for time extension on demolition/Board up
request. Jurisdiction to abate to be enforced. Denied 4-0.
2. 20701 Cereal - Request for reconsideration of Board - up order.
Director Frazier gave presentation of applicants questioning board up
order for all properties of residential. Discussionwas held to extent
of repair upon the two hangars in question. Deed restriction is required
before permit issuance. Slides of the problem in question (structural) ~
to be brought before this Council on 11/10/81. Motion Councilman Torn
second Councilman Unsworth to table this item until 11/10/81 with extension
given on boarding until said t~me. Discussion was held to readiness of
deed restrictionl1beingavailable at that time. Attorney Porter stated
this condition could be held to a later permit time. City Attorney to contact
owner. Manager F. Austin-was present and questioned extension. Tabled 4-0.
At this time City Council adjourned for a recess.
City Council reconvened at 9:26 P.M.
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PUBLIC COMMENTS
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Mr. Robert Jabison questioned control in relationship to barking and loose dogs. ~ ~irl,
Staff to so enforce. Jonnie Pearson requested the City Council grant funds for (.;:~~,g.,.-
the Veterans Day Parade ($1,000). Discussion was held to 1979 and monies given ,~/~
at that time for the parade by Council and City Council budget that was set for
Chamber of Commerce events. Monies should of been requested at that time for this
event (1981-82 budget). Mr. Pearson stated in 1979, the City would handle the
Veterans Day Parade within the future. Mayor Stewart ~ould request the minutes from
1979 in reference to handling of Veterans Day Parade; if action reflects the City's
responsibility in handlement, Mayor Stewart would authorize $250.00 from the City
funds IF it is matched ($250.00) by the Chamber of Commerce for the Veterans
Parade (1981) and future events to be directed to the Chamber of Commerce. Approved
3-1 (Torn in Objection). Don Burnell requested street lights to be installed at
Mission Trail and Railroad Canyon intersection, left turn land for Railroad Canyon
entrance off of Mission Trail and street striping. Motion Councilman Baldwin second
Councilman Unsworth for staff to use discretion on safety check of this intersection
and install the street lights, left turn lane and striping if necessary. Approved 4-0.
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REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
CITY MANAGER REDE requests the month of November designated as Veterans Month.
Motion Councilman Baldwin, second Councilman Torn to approve resolution designa-
ting the month of November as Veterans month. Resolution 81-82 approved. Tax
exempt revenue bonds issued by County of Riverside. Riverside has asked if City
would like the bonds in it's own behalf for use of availability of Lake Elsinore.
City Manager so read Minute Resolution:
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'WHEREAS, the City of Lake Elsinore's Housing Element recognizes the
provision of affordable housing as a primary need and identifies high
mortgage interest rates as a primary obstacle; and
WHEREAS, the County of Riverside is preparing to'issue mortgage revenue
bonds as authorized by state and federal law, ~e proceeds of which are
to be used to provide below-market rate home financing; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Lake Elsinore may authorize
the County of Riverside to allocate and administer funds for use within
the City boundaries;
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council of the City of
Lake Elsinore, California, hereby authorizes the County of Riverside to
issue qualified mortgage revenue bonds in 1981, in an amount up to its
entitlement under the federal Mortgage Subsidy Bond Tax Act of 1980,
for qualified developers within its juriSdiction according to the Governor
of California's Proclamation dated August 6, 1981, a copy of which is
attached hereto and incorporated herein as Exhibit "A".
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This approval is contingent upon ~verside County approving, packaging
and issuing said bonds in a timely manner according to the guidelines
of the Governor's Proclamation.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Clerk is hereby directed to
forward a certified copy of this resolution to the Riverside County
Board of superv~so~s.
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Motion Councilman Baldwin second Councilman Torn to approve Minute Resolution
with invitation to be extended to 1st bond sale applicants by staff. Staff to
so inform the 1st bond sale applicants. Approved 4-0. Request had been made from
Elk's Club to expand the present Ordinance #564 to include pull tabs and punch
cards for bingo purposes. Motion Councilman Baldwin second Councilman Torn to
instruct Attorney to prepare ordinance for the next regular scheduled Council
meeting for purposes of expansion/restructure of bingo and license fees. Approved
4-0.
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DIRECTOR MORRISSEY informed the Council of the General Plan advisory Committee to
meet 10/28/81 at 7:30 P.M., Planning Commissioners Conference to be 11/12/81 and
Planning Commission joint City Council study session to be held on 11/5/81.
COUNCILMAN TORN extended invitations to the public and council for the grand opening
of the Community Center 11/7-8/81. Sign located within Gediman Park to be removed
and returned to the installers. Weeds located on Joy and Riverside Drive are
over-grown. Staff to so handle. Yard sale signs to be taken down and if possible,
returned to the installers.
COUNCILMAN UNSWORTH commen~ed due to numerous complaints and concerns, motioned
Councilman Unsworth instructing City Attorney to prepare ordinance banning motor-
ized hangliders from operating over and within the City Limits, second Councilman
Baldwin. City Attorney to review and report on possible ordinance preperation
relating to control of motorcycles on private property. Approved 4-0.
MAYOR STEWART commented on Gediman Park light to be installed. Peck street near
Drug store red insignia to be shortened. Noise Ordinance is forthcomming relating
to the Lake. City Manager to handle Mary Eisenhower request concerning sidewalks
on Acacia Street. Resolutions to be prepared to the Orange County Sheriff's Depart-
ment - Gage and Kelly Cartier. To be presented at the next regular City Council
meeting. Re-striping to be conducted within the vicinity of Ortega and Bonnie Lea.
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At this time the City Council adjourned to a CLOSED SESSION regarding a legal matter.
City Council reconvened at 10:32 P.M.
Attorney Porter reported on Clarkson vs. Hultegen; Hultgen vs. City of Lake Elsinore.
Attorney Porter recommended payment of one-half attorneys fees because of the
potential future problems which might result if this matter continues. Motion Council-
man Baldwin second Councilman Torn to approve payment of $2,237.00~ Approved 4-0.
With no further business scheduled, motion Councilman Unsworth second Councilman
Baldwin to adjourn the regular City Council meeting at 10:45 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
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Angela M. Basch
Deputy City Clerk
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