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CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 26, 1974
The City Council of the City of Lake Elsinore met in regular session on
August 26, 1974 and was called to order at 7:30 P.M. with Mayor Norman
Chaffin ,presiding.
Attorney Dougherty led the Pledge of Allegiance.
The City Clerk called the roll. . Councilmen presen~ were: Larry Cartier,
Eugene J. Carter, Cy Perkins and Mayor Norman Chaffin. Councilman Frank
DePasquale absent. City Mgr. Hope, Attorney Dougherty, Bldg. Inspector
Boyes and VTN Engineer Lynch also in attendance.
The minutes of the Council Meeting of August 12, 1974 were approved as
presented on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Perkins and
duly carried.
The Planning Commission minutes of August 13 and August 20 were approved as
presented on motion Councilman Perkins, seconded Councilman Cartier and
duly carried. The following Council acti~n taken on Planning Commission
matters:
1. Plamback Minor Land Division approved on conditions as
recommended by the Planning Commission on motion Councilman
Cartier, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried. Conditions
are:
(1) Owner shall deed additional right-of-way along .Mill
Street, Avenue 7 and Avenue 9 to a width of 30 feet
from centerline.
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(2) Owner shall dedicate proposed street down center of
property to a width of 56 feet. .
(3) Corner cut backs on all streets shall be reqUired.
(4) When residences are constructed on any of the four
lots created in this land division and curb, gutter
& sidewalks are required, pursuant to Ord. No. 461,
Council should waive such curb, gutter and sidewalk
construction in excess of 211 feet.
(5) Bonding shall be required for remaining street improvements.
2. Motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Carter and duly
carried; City Council to go on record as opposing proposed
juvenile home on property located at St. Hwy. 74 & Dexter Ave.
3. Planning Commission recommendation to allow trailers or mobilehomes
on parcels of 21 acres or more referred back to the Planning
Commission for their recommendation on Restrictions on motion
Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Carter and duly carried.
4. Councilman Carter commented that he was not in favor of an Architectural
Review Board, to which Mayor Chaffin replied that until proposal is
presented to Council, there i~ no action to be taken.
PUBLIC HEARING
This being the time for the public hearing on Zone Change Request Z-74-l02
(Machado & Joy), Mayor Chaffin opened the hearing at 7:50' P.M. and asked for
those in favor of the rezoning to be heard. Bob W1.1liams, John Nohra and .
Jerry Harmatz spoke in favor of the rezoning. Written support was received
from Edward & Beverly Sokolis, owners of the Huntsman Mobilehome Park. Mr.
Art Eisenacker spoke in protest. There being no other responses, the hearing
was closed at 8:08 P.M. After Council discussion, motion Councilman Cartier,
seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried, rezoning request approved.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS
1. First reading of ordinance rezoning property at Machado & Joy to be by
title only on motion Councilman Cartier, sec~nded Councilman Perkins
and duly carried.
First reading of ordinance rezoning property at Machado & Joy approved
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Council Meeting August 26, 1974
on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Perkins and carried
on the following roll call 'vote:
Ayes: Councilmen Cartier, Carter, Perkins & Mayor Chaffin.
Noes: None
Absent: Councilman DePasquale.
2. Proposed Ordinance re: Amendment of Ord. "#396- Control of dogs
discussed. Motion ~ouncilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Perkins
and duly carried, first reading to be by title only.
First reading of ordinance amending Ordinance #396 approved on motion
Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Carter and carried on the
following roll call vote:
Ayes: Councilmen Cartier, Carter, Perkins & Mayor Chaffin.
Noes: None
Absent: Councilman DePasquale.
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3. Second reading of Ordinance No. 535, Control of Large Animals to be by
title only on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Perkins and
duly carried.
Ordinance No. 535, Control of Large Animals adopted on motion Councilman
Cartier, seconded Councilman Carter and carried on the following roll
call vote:
Ayes: Councilmen Cartier, Carter, Perkins & Mayor Chaffin.
Noes: None
Absent: Councilman DePasquale.
4. Resolution No. 1483, supporting a National Cemetery be located at March
Field adopted on motion Councilman Carter, seconded Councilman Cartier
and duly carried.
5. Community Legal "Services proposed contract discussed. Further study to
be made on subject and City Mgr. to review previous action of the Council.
6." SCAG General Assembly on Sept. 12 to be attended by City Mgr. Hope.
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7. Quality Taxi Co.'s withdrawal of transit bus offer read. Mayor Clraffin
read a statement re: a publicly owned transient system. After
di~cussion, motion ~ouncilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Perkins and
duly carried, the following motion approved:
1. The City Manager is directed to open discussions and/or'
negotiations with the. County Administrative Office for
the development of an equitable & workable joint powers
agreement under which the transit would be financed and
operated.
2. The agreement would provide for an advisory transit
commission representing the City Council, residents of the
City and unincorporated area. .
3. Councilman Carter would act as Council representative and
be the Chairman of the commission.
4. The City Manager is directed to proceed with all deliberate
haste.
8. Department 'Of" Housing & Community Development letter re: The Sands Motel
& Casino read in its entirety by Mayor Chaffin. Motion Councilman Cartier,
seconded Councilman Perkins .nd duly carried, subject referred to staff,
(Ci~y Mgr., Bldg. Inspector, VTN) for handling.
REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS
1. City Manager Hope reported that proposed Annexations #21 & 22 had been
approved by LAFCO and would be presented to the people in an election
to be held in March, 1975.
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Motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Carter and duly carried,
that balance due Jim Welty for work on annexation be" paid, since he had
fulfilled his agreement.
2. City Manager Hope reported that a new air compressor has ~een ordered
and an additional 25 water meters.
3. City Manager Hop~ presented a proposed amendment to Ordinance #399,
(Licensing of Businesses), to provide for amusem~nt licenses as
requested by Mr. Reed & Mr. Harmatz.
First reading of proposed ordinance to amend Ordinance #399 to be
by title only on motion Councilman Carter,. seconded Councilman Cartier
r-- and duly carried.
Proposed Ordinance amending Ord. #399 approved on motion Councilman
Carter, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried.
4. Councilman Cartier reported that the Park Board would like a. copy of
the Council's action re: The Lake Stabilization Plan and requested
that the problem of parking on Lakeshore Dr. west of the Junior High
School be looked into.
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Carter reported on the following:
a letter stating that the rear of downto~ business
houses should be kept clear of debris.
Gunder Street in need of oiling.
Authorization for independent audit, to which Mayor
Chaffin replied that contract would be looked into.
Fire hazard at 509 Ellis Street.
Machado Park - reported Fhat Park Board did not approve
in newspaper article of Oct. S, 1973, yet had signed
agreement previously.
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6. Councilman Perkins requested permission to leave the state from
Sept. 10 through Oct. 7. Request approved on motion Coupcilman
Cartier, seconded Councilman Carter and duly carried with Councilman
Perkins abstaining.
7. May~r Chaffin requested that discussion of Bi-Centennial be placed
on next regular agenda.
8. Attorney Dougherty requested permissio~ to be excused from the
Sept. 10 Council meeting. Request approved on motion Councilman
Cartier, seconded Councilman Carter and duly carried~
ADJOURNMENT
The meeting adjourned at 8:55 P.M. to Tuesday, Sept. 3, 1974 at 7:45 P.M.
on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Carter and duly carried.
Respectfully submitted:
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City Clerk
Norman L. Chaffin
Mayor
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