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HomeMy WebLinkAbout05-22-1968 City Council Minutes9~` COUNCIL MEETING MAY 22, 1967 The City Council 8f the City of Elsinore met in regular session on May 22, 1967 and was called to order b~ 7:`30 P.M. with Mayor Yarborough presiding. Invocation was delivered by Mayor Yarborough and the Pledge of Allegiance was led by Councilman Berry. ... Roll call found ail five councilmen present. Attorney Dougherty and City Manager Kalfayan were also present. The minutes of May 8 were approved as read. Warrants were approved on motion Councilman Berry, seconded Councilman DePasquale, car . Stanley Jacobson's cardroom license was discussed. After discussion by the Council, Motion Councilman Bittle, seconded Councilman Carter that Stanley Jacobson.'s cardroom license 'be revoked immediately, carried on the following roll call vote: Ayes: Councilmen Bittle, Carter., DePasquale Noes: Councilmen Berry, Yarborough t~ n, Mr. Jacobson inquired about a refund of the license fees paid and was informed C~ that a request should be made in writing before any action taken. °°-~ .Mrs. Slavick asked that she be granted the license ,' just revoked and was informed ~'' by the City Attorney that this would not be proper until zoning is completed. The renewal of the sewer farm lease was discussed, with motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Berry, car., that lease be prepared for a 5 year period at $1,000 per year, with a provision for cancellation and development i,f necessary. Motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Carter, car., that a 30 day extension be granted to Bernie ShaMe on the Conley Foundary before any further action is taken. Mr. ~ Mrs. Belt's request to lease 3 lots from the City on Lakeshore D was discussed, with Motion Councilman Berry,. seconded Councilman~DePasquale, car., that request be approved at $150 per year and Attorney prepare lease fora 5 year period with right of cancellation and provision that if rezoni:gg not obtained, lease may be cancelled. Mr. Bell must comply with applicable ordinances regulation zoning, licensing, etc. June 12th was set fora public hearing on Mr. Ferman Alarcon's appeal to the Council fora conditional use permit to allow a swap meet on his property at 424 S. Spring, on motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Berry, car. City Manager Kalfayan to investigate the request of Spike Rolfe fora permit to operate a recreational trailer park at the Aloha Pier. The Park ~ Recreation Board to be invited to appoint two members for the Recreation Commission since an existing agreement for the hiring of a recreational director has been reached by the City, School and Park Board. City Manager Kalfayan to contact Mr. Hodges. Resolution #1210, renewing he dump agreement with the County for another year was approved on motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Berry, aar. IHotion,GoudcfmahcDeRasqualej se.eonded Counei3mafuhHerzyscaxr, approval given to incorporate the annexation of an additional 6 acres with the previously approved 8 acres in La France acres. Councilman Carter requested the .Council to support the amending of the Collier- Unruh Gas Tax Matching requirements. Resolution #1211.E~ Resolution #1212, authorizing signatures for the purchasing of surplus property were approved on motion Councilman Berry, seconded Counc:i~lman Bittle car. - The request of the Chamber of Commerce to waive the fees for their circus on June 22, was granted on motion Councilman Berry, seconded Councilman DePasquale, car. ~~ The Planning Commission recommendation for the adoption of a C-R zone was discussed, with a public hearing being set for June 12th on motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Berry, car. June 12th was the date set for public heaping on Mrs. Slavicks request for the rezoning of the Spa Country Club on motion Councilman Carter, seconded Council- man Berry, car. ' City Manager Kalfayan reported to the Council that housing for the new fire truck in the Four-Corners Area was being sought. Clint Joseph suggested the adjoining garage to Willie Joy's Real Estate. Mgr. Kalfayan to check out. The State Div. of Hwys.' report on traffic signals at Four-Corners was read and discussed. No action taken at this time. Matter to be considered at a later date. City Manager Kalfayan to ihvestigate to possibility of the City obtaining the High School Gym Building ahd obtain price and relative data. Three letters were presented to the Council relative to the establishment of a sewer district; one from Land Owner's Council and two from Mr. Tomlin (Chamber of Commerce). City Manager Kalfayan and Attorney Dougherty to look into possible means of establishing a sewer system in the newly annexed area. Mr. Welty S Mr. Tomlin both spoke briefly on the sewer pabject. Councilman Canter's letters re: m.i.c~e shaft on the King Ranch and the progress on the Stokes property were read for the information of-the Council. Councilman Garter volunteered as the representafiive to SLAG. The Planning Commission minutes of May 16, >: League of California Cities bulletin re: current bills affecting Cities were 'read and discussed. The purchase of "Federal Aids to Cities" at a cost of $20 from the League of Calif. Cities was approved on motion Councilman Berry, seconded Councilman Carter, car. City Manager Kalfayan to contact Chamber of Commerce to work on requested in- formation for 't he Loma Linda University re: age groups and various other statistics to encourage more doctors in the Elsinore, area.. Mr. Stearns from the Lake Elsinore Village requested another entrance':ao the Village and was informed that this is a private matter for the Board of ,Governors at the Condominium. City Manager Kalfayan's request to leave town on May 29 was granted on motion Councilman Berry, seconded Councilman DePasquale, car. Invitat6on from Riverside City Collage for attendance of their graduation of Police Cadets was read to the Council. Mayor Yarborough proclaimed May 26 S 27th as Veterans Poppy Days. Resolution #1213, designating the City Manager as offcial representative for OASDI correspondence carried on motion Councilman Berry, seconded Councilman Carter. Councilman Carter requested that the proposed sewer fee increase be i'n- eluded on the next=agenda. Mrs. Somergrad complained about the mineral water system and was informed that the City is doing its best to provide service with what it has. No further business appearing, ther.:meeting adjourned at 11:35 P.M. om motion Councilman DePasquale,- seconded Councilman Bittle, car, to June 5th at 11:00 A.M, Respectfully submit` City Approv d: ~ i ~ o~ Mayor