HomeMy WebLinkAbout1972 CC MinutesCITY COUNCIL MEETING JANUARY 10, 1972
The City Council of the City of Elsinore met in regular session on January 10, 1972
and was called to order at 7:30 P.M, with Mayor Pro Tem Perkins presiding.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Councilman Cartier.
The City Clerk called the:;roll. Councilmen present were: Larry Cartier, Frank
DePasquale, Jerry Harmatz and Mayor Pro Tem Cy Perkins. Mayor Norman Chaffin absent.
City Manager Thompson and Attorney Dougherty also present. Walt Hamilton and Joe
Pendergast, VTN representatives also present.
MINUTE APPROVAL
The minutes of Dec. 13, 1971, were approved as corrected by Councilman DePasquale
to show that he would be present at meeting of January 10, 1972 on motion Councilman
Harmatz, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried.
WARRENT APPROVAL
Water Maintenance and Operation checks 730 thru 733 in the amount of $2,587.19 and
City of Elsinore warrants 4121 thru 4168 in the amount of $29,909.14 were approved
on motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Cartier and duly carried.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
J. Mr. Larry Smoot of the State Division of Highways explained the state's proposal
on intersecting Highway 74 with proposed Interstate 15 Freeway. City Council to
discuss proposal and study before action is taken.
2. Thomas C. Bartlett extended an invitation for ail to attend the Imper3el
Highway Association meeting on January 15 at the Methodist Church.
3. Ken Weise requested approval of the City Council for the Chamber of Commerce
sponsored Motorcycle Grand Prix, April 29, ~ 30, on the same route as last year.
Approval granted on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and
duly carried, with details to be worked out with the City Manager.
4. Mr. Duffin of Motorola Inc. explained their proposed lease for radio equipment
and what would be needed to add more bands to the present system. Report taken
under study.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
1. Norman Schuck request for waiver discussed, with no action taken as this is not
on a dedicated public street.
2. Union Oil bulk plant letter read for information.
3. Camp Fire Girls request to hold annual sale approved on motion Councilman
DePasquale, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
4. Wesley J. Hunt request for assistance in obtaining easement to connect•
sewer system discussed. Attorney Dougherty advised Mr. Hunt to have his attorney
get in touch and discuss .the various details and problems involved when just one
property owner is affected.
5. Elaine Johnson's inquiry about an animal shelter was discussed. Mrs. Johnson
to furnish what information she has to Council for further action.
6. No action taken on the City of Camarillo resolution.
7. Councilman DePasquale's letter re. chairmanship of Council held to next meeting.
8. Mr. Eugene J. Carter's letter re. no smoking in Council room discussed: Motion
Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried with Councilman
Cartier voting no, signs to be posted stating no smoking in Council room.
9. Business license application of the Hadassah fora used article shop approved
on motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Cartier and duly carried, with
the provision that all merchandise be inside building.
10. ABC transfer to Holtman read for information.
11. E. Misner ABC notice for off sale liquor license read for information.
12. PUC notice of public hearing read for information.
PLANNING COMMISSION MATTERS
1. Second Public Hearing on the street name change on Strickland, Palm and Collidge
set for February 14, 1972.
2. Second public hearing on the street name change on 11th Street set for February
14, 1972,
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1. Mrs.. Colombo requested the Council reconsider the posting of bond provision.
After much discussion, motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman DePasquale,
bond requirement waived but completion of project to be within nine (9) months,
carried on the following roll call vote:
Ayes: Councilmen DePasquale, Cartier, Harmatz, Mayor Pro Tem Perkins.
Noes: none
Absent: Mayor Chaffin
2,. Public hearing on the abandonment of Como Street reset for February 14, 1972
on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried with
Mayor Pro Tem Perkins abstaining from the vote.
3, Radio equipment purchase held to next meeting for full Council. ,
4, First reading on AN ORDINANCE OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ELSINORE, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING SECTION 7 OF ORDINANCE N0, 487 BY ADDING THERETO
CERTAIN PROVISIONS (Plumbing Code Ord,,) passed on the first reading on motion
Councilman_DePasquale, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried,
NEW BUSINESS
1. Next step raise approved for Peter A. Kavanagh on motion Councilman Cartier,
seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
2. Purchase of a new 1/2 ton pickup truck fo.r the Public Works Dept.. ,
approved on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and
duly carried.
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3, Resolution No. 13¢9, requesting County Election Dept. assistance for forth-
coming municipal election, adopted on motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded
Councilman Cartier, and duly carried.
4. A deposit of $150 was established for those wishing to file a Candidate's
Statement of Qualifications on motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman
DePasquale and duly carried,
DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS
1. Sheriff's Dept. report received and filed. ,
2. Dept, of Public Works December report received and filed.
3. Bldg, Dept. December Report receeved and filed.
4. VT.N review of mineral water system presented for study,.
5. VTN Street Improvement Program study presented. Councilman Harmatz suggested that
citizens be encouraged to participate in improvements which would allow more work
to be done.
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6. VTN re ort on water u
p pumping station operation discussed. More Study to
be given and information obtained on possible renting of pump f6r interim period.
COUNCIL REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
1, Councilman Cartier inquired about the old buildings on Lakeshore Dr. and was
informed that Bldg. Inspector was pursuing matter,
Councilman Cartier also inquired about the possibility of relinguishing part of
Railroad Canyon Road as the upkeep is costly to the City with nobenefits received.
2, Councilman DePasquale spoke regarding the cost of establishing a local polece
department, He stated that the City would receive better protection with a local
department than with the Sheriff's at a lower cost.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 11:20 P.M, on motion
Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
Respectfully submitted:
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City Clerk
Approved: ~~
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Mayor; ~
CITY COUNCIL MEETING JANUARY 24, 1972
The City Council of the City of Elsinore met in regular session on January 24, 1972
and was called to order at 7:30 P.M, with Mayor Chaffin presiding.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Councilman Harmatz.
The City Clerk called the roll. Councilmen present were: Larry Cartier, Frank
DePasquale, Jerry Harmatz, Cy Perkins and Mayor Norman Chaffin. ,City Manager
Thompson and Attorney Dougherty also present. Joe Pendergast and John Egan,
VTN representatives also present.
MINUTE APPROVAL
The minutes of the January 10, 1972 were approved as presented on motion
Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
1. Mr. Bill Daulley of Kaar Electronics presented their proposal for radio
equipment for proposed police department for comparison with that of Mororola
Inc.
2> Motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale, and du}y carried,
Friday, February 11 to be observed as legal holiday in observance of Lincoln's
Birthday.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
1. Request of Mr. McAllister fro waiver of sidewalk requirement discussed.
After much discussion, motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman DePasquale
and duly carried, with Councilman Cartier voting no, a 3 year waiver of sidewalks
granted. Request to have City do the•grading and placeing of grade stakes denied
on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried with
Councilman DePasquale abstaining from the vote.
2. Request of Mr. Vos for transfer of wrecking yard license approved on motion
Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried.
3. Dept. of Parks and Recreation letter 'read for information only.
4. Temescal Water Co. letter re. releasing of water read for information.
5. ABC transfer of license for The Holiday read for information.
6. Mr. Carter's letter re. certificate of appreciation for Henry Perret's services
to the City discussed, City Manager Thompson to investigate and recommend standard
form of appreciation certificates for those who serve the City.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1. Councilman DePasquale's letter re. chairmanship of council discussed. Attorney
Dougherty stated that the State Code covers this issue and that chairman is chosen
after each election. Councilman DePasquale remarked that other cities change and
was asked to provide Attorney with names of those cities.
2. Approval of public works radio equipment as per Kaar Electronics proposal,
approved on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly
carried. Purchase price of $3,938.50, with $169.56 down and payment of $84.78
over a 60 mo. period.
3. Second reading of Ordinance No. 511, AN ORDINANCE OF THE MAYOR AND CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ELSINORE, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING SECTION 7 OF ORDINANCE
N0. 487 BY ADDING THERETO CERTAIN PROVISIONS, to be by title only on motion
Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried.
Ordinance No. 511 adopted on motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman
Harmatz and carried on an .unanimous roll call vote.
4. VTN recommendation to try using an oil film to retain the sulphur gas
in the mineral water line at an approximate cost of $20 to $25 approved on
motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried,
with a complete analyses of the mineral water to be made also.
5. Street Improvement Program as outlined by VTN to be studied at special study
session on January 31st, 1972 at 7:00 P,M.
6. VTN authorized to proceed with HUD application for water grant on motion
Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried.
The Council. recessed for 10 minutes at 10:25 and .reconvened at 10:35 P.M.
7. City Manager Thompson explained his memorandum report on a proposed Police
Dept. Councilman DePasquale stated it would be cheaper and provide better service
to have a local department. Report showed that it would be costly to re-establish
a local department. It was suggested that issue be placed on ballot for the people
to decide. Mayor Chaffin stated if the people would be willing to vote a $1.00
override for the absorbtion of the additional costs it would be possible to re-
establish a local department. Informal survey to be made by Councilmen and taken
up at next meeting.
NEW BUSINESS
1. Resolution No. 1391, calling municipal election and setting forth polling
places and election officers adopted unanimously on motion Councilman Cartier,
seconded Councilman DePasquale.
2. Resolution No. 1392, re. 1972 weed abatement program and setting March 13,
1972 at 7:30 P.M. as the time far the public hearing, adopted ,unanimously on
motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz.
3. Merit salary increase approved for Mike Fikes on motion Councilman Perkins,
seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS
1. Clerk's G Treasurer's December reports received and filed.
2. Sheriff's Dept. report for the period Dec. 9, 1971 thru Jan. 6, 1972 received
and filed.
COUNCIL REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS
1. Councilman Cartier inquired if there was any additional information on the
possibility. of relinguishing part of Railroad Canyon and was informed that, City
Manager Thompson had contacted LAFCO re, the issue and was awaiting their reply.
2. Councilman DePasquale reported on the need for street striping on Gunnerson.
City Manager. Thompson to have appropriate work done as soon as possible.
3. Councilman Harmatz spoke re. street sweeping and suggested that schedule of
sweeping to be made public so as to allow citizens to remove their vehicles off
streets,
4. Mayor Chaffin announced the January 26, 1972 Mayors and Councilmen's meeting
in Palm Springs and asked that reservations be turned in.
5. Mayor Chaffin also announced the SCAG General Assembly meeting on Feb. 10 &
6. Mayor Chaffin proclaimed February 6, 1972 as Four Chaplains Sunday.
7. Mayor Chaffin inquired about the progress of obtaining a Public Address
system. -City Manager Thompson reported that costs received are above the'
budget allotment. Motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and
duly carried, up to $600 to'be allowed for public address system.
ADJOURNMENT
No further business, the meeting adjourned at 11:30 P.M, on motion Councilman
Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.'
Respectfully submitted: Approved:
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Florene Marshall
~' City Clerk Mayor
CITY COUNCIL MEETING FEBRUARY 14, 1972
The City Council of the City of Elsinore met~in regular session on February
14, 1972 and was called to order at 7:30 P.M. with Mayor Chaffin presiding.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Attorney Dougherty.
The City Clerk called the roll. Councilmen present were: Larry Cartier, Frank
DePasquale, Jerry Harmatz, Cy Perkins, and Mayor Norman Chaffin. City Manager
Thompson and Attorney Dougherty also present. Joe Pendergast and Walt Hamilton,
VTN representatives also present.
MINUTE APPROVAL
The minutes of the January 24, 1972 were approved as presented on motion'Councilman
Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried.
WARRENT APPROVAL
1964 Water Mainteneance and Operation checks 736 thru 743 in the amount of
$5,941.64 and City of Elsinore warrants 4193 thru 4254 in the amount of $17,570.31
were approved on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly
carried.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
!,. This being the time for the public hearing on the abandonment of a portion of
Como Street, there being no objection form Mr. A.A. Gregory, the hearing was
continued to March 13, 1972, and referred to the City Attorney for further research.
2. This being the time for the public hearing on the street name change from
11th Street to Riverside Drive, Mayor Chaffin asked for those for and against to
be heard. There being no response, the hearing was closed. Street name change
approved on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale, with
Resolution No. 1393 duly adopted.
3. This being the time for the public hearing on the street name change of
Palm & Coolidge to Strickland Avenue, Mayor Chaffin asked for those for an'd
against to be heard. There being no response, the hearing was closed. Resolution
No. 1394, approving street name change adopted on motion Councilman Cartier,
seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly adopted.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
1. Encroachment permit fees from Mr. Erick Sommer to be accepted with the
stipulation that acceptance of fees in no way reflects approval of license'or
permit to operate until compliance with alt requirements on'motion Councilman
Harmatz, seconded Councilman Cartier and duly carried.
2. City Manager Thompson reported that he is drafting the new refuse fee
schedule and resolution should be available at the next meeting.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
1. Request of Sherman A. Rush regarding the placement of a mobilehome on a
private lot referred to Planning Commission on motion Councilman Cartier,
seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried.
2. City of Riverside Resolution re. smog flag read for information.
3. Riverside County Planning Commission Statement of Policies and resolution
read for information.
4, John Nohra.request for approval of circus and use of City property on
April 15 approved on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale
and duly carried, with proper insurance and sanitary provisions to be provided. -'1
PLANNING COMMISSION MATTERS
1. The problem of motorcycles at Railraod Canyon Rd, intersection was discussed,
with City Manager Thompson reporting that matter has been reported to Sheriff's
Dept.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1. Resolution No. 1395, approving b accepting the Division of Highways
recommendations for interchanges along the routing of Interstate 15 Freeway
adopted on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale ~ carried
on an unanimous roll call ,vote.
2. Resolution No. 1396 requesting that Rt. 74 be thru "4 corners" to connect
with Collier Ave. approved on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman
DePasquale and duly carried,
3. Joe Pendergast of VTN explained the street improvement program and various
recommendations. Motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Perkins and
duly carried, accepted dirt streets to be oiled, Information to be supplied to
citizens re. assessment districts for improvements. Councilman DePasquale offered
to donate the use of his building at 152 N, Main Street for an information canter.
City Manager Thompson to prepare an ad to the citizens on available information
re, assessment districts and various information for approval of Council.
The meeting recessed at 8:40 P.M, and reconvened at 8:55 P.M,
4. Rotation of City Councilmen as Mayor or Chairman to be discussed at meeting
of Feb, 28 under unfinished business, to allow Attorney time to research the
issue. Councilman DePasquale furnished the names of Bell, South Gate, Maywood,
Downey and Lynwood as those cities rotating each year.
NEW BUSINESS
1. Resolution No. 1397, authorizing the City Clerk to canvass election returns
adopted on motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly, carried.
2. Resolution No. 1398, authorizing purchase of gasoline ~ oil on county contract
adopted on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried.
3. City Manager Thompson's request to attend Annual Spring, Conference at Coronado
approved on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried
with Councilman DePasquale voting no due to expenses.
DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS
1, January Building Dept. report received and filed.
2. Clerk's and Treasurer's January reports received and filed.
3. Public Works January report received and filed.
COUNCIL REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
1. Councilman Cartier complemented the city crews on the work done on Collier
and Riverside Dr. in trimming tress, etc.
2. Councilman DePasquale inquired about the street striping on Gunnerson and
was informed that crew is due anytime.' He also inquired about the public
address system and was informed it should be installed for next meeting.
3. Councilman Harmatz remarked about the tree trimming and weed abatement
program.
4. Councilman Perkins inquired about the progress on the channel park site and
was informed that equipment would be working before long.
5. Attorney Dougherty informed the Council that the Laborers suit had been
dismissed.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 9:27 P.M, on motion
Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
Respectfully submitt~ed~:p A roved: //yn/n/
Florene Marshall ~///~`
City Clerk Mayor
CITY COUNCIL MEETING FEBRUARY 28, 1972
The City Council of the City of Elsinore met in regular session on February
28, 1972 and was called to order at 7:35 P.M. with Mayor Pro Tem Perkins
presiding.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Councilman Harmatz.
The City Cl°erk called the roll. Councilmen present were: Frank DePasquale,
Jerry Harmatz and Mayor Pro Tem Perkins. Mayor Chaffin and Councilman Larry
Cartier absent. (Councilman Cartier arrived at 8:35 P.M., due to the Dept.
of Development meeting.). City Manager Thompson and VTN representatives
Walt Hamilton s; Joe Pendergast also present;
MINUTE APPROVAL
The minutes of February 14, 1872 were corrected to show the City of Lynwood
instead of Lakewood and accepted on motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded
Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
Councilman DePasquale expressed the apprection of the residents on Gunnerson
for the recent street striping.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
1. The request of the Los Pinos High School for-use of the ballpark was approved
on motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
2. Inquiry of Gordon Hunt re. the sewer assessment district and various
questions held to meeting of March 13, 1972.
3. Morris Kominsky's letter re, the motorcycle races read and discussed. Mr.
Kominsky requested that route be changed or he would take steps to stop the race.
Roger Mayhall, Ken Weise and Lon~Cheney spoke on the various advantages of having
the races. Mr. Cheney reported that fora change to be made in the route, a
meeting of the directors would have to be held. Matter held for legal advice.
(Mr. Chaney and his committee returned to the Council meeting at 9:05 P.M.
with a revised route which was acceptable to the Council, as it deleted most of the
residential area.
4. Request of the Church of the Nazarine to hold Easter Sunrise Services on
Flagstaff Hill approved on motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman
Harmatz and duly carried.
5. Comprehensive Health Planning Association request for participation of the
City of Elsinore held to March 13, 1972.
6. Eugene J. Carter's letter re. Councilman Cartier referred to Legal Counsel.
City Manger Thompson informed Mr.,Carter that it was not the City Council's
place to take action on election code violations.
7. Petitions to City Council re. motorcycles referred to Legal Counsel.
PLANNING COMMISSION MATTERS
Proposed ordinance re. mineral quarries submitted to City Council and Attorney
for study and recommendations.
UNFINISHED BUSIPE SS
1. Rotation of City Council discussion held to meeting of March 13, 1972.
Attorney's report submitted to Council for study. Councilman DePasquale
stated that.he did not want to see the City run by a clique and by rotating
this would be avoided, as the City Manager is actually the one who runs the
City and takes direction from the Council.
2. Proposed refuse fee collection resolution submitted to City Council for
study.
3- City Manager Thompson submitted a proposed ad for street improvement
program to the Council. Motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman
Harmatz and duly carried, content of ad approved, with advertising to be
done in conjunction with actual street improvement projects.
NEW BUSINESS
1. M®tion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried,
the County of Riverside and Riverside County Operational Area War Operations
Plan adopted and ordered into effect within the City of Elsinore as an element
of the Riverside County Operational Area.
2. City Manager Thompson was authorized to execute agreement with the State
Department of Finance for the Population Estimate on motion Councilman De
Pasquale, seconded Councilman Cartier and duly carried.
COUNCIL REPORTS C RECOMMENDATIONS
1. Councilman Cartier reported on the Dept. of Development meeting and
various advantages to the City of Elsinore with building in the various
areas surrounding the City.
2. Councilman DePasquale reported the Hydroponic Garden operation on Croydon
Road is growing and will be expanding with more green houses very shortly.
3. Councilman Harmatz stated he would like to see the Council take action on
the various issues and then proceed to other issues without going over the
same items time and again.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 9:15 P.M. on
motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Cartier and duly carried.
Respectfully submitted:
Florene Marshall
City Clerk
Approved
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Mayor
CITY COUNCIL MEETING MARCH 13, 1972
The City Council of the City of Elsinore met in regular session on March 13,
1972 and was called to order at 7:30 P.M. with Mayor Chaffin presiding.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Chaffin.
The City Clerk called the roll. Councilmen in attendance were Larry Cartier,
Frank DePasquale, Jerry Harmatz, Cy Perkins and Mayor Chaffin, City Manager
Thompson and Attorney Dougherty also present. VTN representative Joe Pendergast
also in attendance.
MINUTE APPROVAL
The minutes of the February 28, 1972 Council meeting approved as presented on.
motion CounciFinan Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
WARRANT APPROVAL.
1964 Water Maintenance & Operation Fund warrants #746 thru 751 and City of Elsinore
warrants #4261 thru 4314 were approved for payment on motion Councilman Harmatz,
seconded Councilman Cartier and duly carried. .Councilman Cartrei' abstained
from voting on warrant #4313 to Elsinore Ready Mix Co. and Councilman Harmatz
abstained from voting on warrant #4314 to Harmatz rr Reed.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
1. This being the time for the continuence of the public hearing on the closing
of Como Street, Mayor Chaffin read the Attorney's opinion which reflected that
Como Street had never been accepted and recommended that proceedings be
terminated. Motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly
carried, with Councilman Perkins abstaining from the vote, proceedings terminated
and no further action taken.
2. This being the time for the public hearing on the Weed Abatement Program,
Mayor Chaffin asked for those for and against to be heard. Mrs. Colombo spoke
regarding the cost to property owners and her problem of people dumphng?ttash
on her property. Mr. Bentama of Vista inquired about what constitutes a fire
hazard. Mr. Innes presented pictures to the Council of his property and explained
he had been keeping his property maintained. Corrections to be made as City
Manager Thompson explained that cross ups could be made due to the size of the
program. No further objections, the public hearing was closed at 8:07 P.M, with
program of Weed abatement to go ahead.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
1. Request of Henry Stafford for waiver of curb and gutter requirements on Elm St.
discussed. Motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councclman Perkins and duly carried,
with Councilman DePasquale voting no, request of Mr. Stafford denied, with City
Manager Thompson to work out details under ordinance for installation, bond or deposit.
2. ABC application for Valentine's Lakehouse Restaurant read for information,
3. E.J. Carter's letter re. telephone rates discussed, with consensus of opinion
being all in favor, but matter up to PUC.
4. Lake Elsinore Recreation b Park District letter re. Ecology Officer discussed.
George Fawcett stated that Mr. Mott would try to get state assistance in the cost.
5. Request of Elsinore Union High School for use of the baseball fielid for Easter
tournament approved on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale
and duly carried.
6. Small Claims Court claim of Mr. Eugene J. Carter against the C[ty of Elsinore
referred to City Attorney on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz
and duly carried. Attorney Dougherty informed the CoWncil that he could not represent
City in Small Claims Court and suggested that City Manager be so named. Motion
Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried, City Manager
Thompson authorized to resist Small Claims Court 9ction.
PLANNING COMMISSION MATTERS
1.. Extension of time on land use zoning of the Swartz property granted on motion
Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried.
2. Public hearing on zone change for property situated on Riverside Drive between
Lincoln and Grand Avenue set for March 27, 1972 at 7:30 P,M.
3. Public hearing for zone change for property at Poe and Lakeshore Drive set
for March 27, 1972 at 7:30 P.M.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1, Gordon Hunt inquiry re. various questions on the Sewer Assessment District
was responded to by Mayor Chaffin and Councilman Cartier.
2. Mayor Chaffin read Attorney Dougherty's opinion re. the closing of streets
for Grand Pria motorcycle race. The City Clerk read letter from Attorney Dale
Miller re. violations re. Grand Prix. The Clerk also informed the Council that
an additional 153 names had been filed against the motorcycle races.. Roger
Mayhall,presented the Council with approx. 1000 names in favor of the race.
After much discussion, the Council stood on their approval of the race and route.
The meeting recessed at 9:05 P.M, and reconvened at g:15 P.M,
3. Action on the Comprehensive Health Plan Association request for participation
held to meeting of March 27, 1972.
4. Proposed drgft of mineral quarry ordinance referred to City Attorney for
final draft for presentation at meeting of March 27, 1972.
5. Rotation of mayoralty of Council defeered until after next municipal election
on April 11, 1972 on motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Harmatz and
duly carried,
6. Refuse collection fee proposed rate increase discussed briefly. Mayor Chaffin
suggested that a study session be called for March 20, Ig72 for just the refuse fee
question with any action to be taken at the regular meeting of March 27, 1972.
DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS
The February Building Dept. report received and filed.
2. February Public Works report received and filed.
3. Clerks !; Treasurer's February Reports received and filed.
COUNCIL REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
1. Councilman DePasquale reported he had complaints on the gathering.at Casa
De Mobile on Corydon Road and was informed that Mr. Childress was now aware of
all the requirements.
2, Councilman DePasquale reported he had had a call from Mr. Eagle re. the
oil in themineral'.water and was going to send the bill for changing water
over to the City.
3. Councilman DePasquale reported that he had received calls re. the broken
windows at the Cultural Glub.
4. Councilman Harmatz also mentioned the incident at Casa De Mobile and requested
that something be done about the speeding on Graham Avenue.
5. Councilman Harmatz inquired about the status of the mini park along the
drainage ditch.
6. Councilman Cartier complemented the Public Works Dept. on the nice work
being done on the trees, streets, etc.
7. Mayor Chaffin reported on I-15 and stated that City Manager Thompson would be
installed as Vice President of the group and Councilman Cartier on the advisory
board.
ADJOURNMENT
There bet ng no further business, the meeting adjourned at 10:30 P.M. on motion
Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried.
pectfully submitted: ppr~ed• ~
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City Clerk Mavnr
CITY COUNCIL MEETING MARCH 27, 1972
The City Council of the City of Elsinore met in regular session on March 27, 1972
and was called to order at 7:30 P,M, with Mayor Chaffin presiding.
The Pledge of allegiance was led by Councilman Cartier.
The City Clerk called the roll. Councilmen present were: Larry Cartier, Frank
DePasquale, Jerry Harmatz, Cy Perkins and Mayor Chaffin. City Manager Thompson,
Attorney Dougherty and VTN representatives Joe Pendergast and Richard Titera
also present.
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~ MINUTE APPROVAL
The min}~tes of March 13, 1972 council meeting were approved as presented on
motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
1. This being the time for public hearing on rezoning certain property on
Riverside Drive between Lincoln and Grand Ave., Mayor Chaffin asked for those for
and against to be heard. Mr. Ralph Lloyd, representing the owners, spoke in
favor of the proposed rezoning fora mobilehome subdivision. There being no
other response, the hearing was closed at 7:37 P,M, Motion Councilman Cartier,
seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried, attorney instructed to prepare
proper ordinance for next meeting.
2. This being the time for the public hearing on rezoning property at the south-
west corner of Poe & Lakeshore Dr„ Mayor Chaffin asked for those for and against
to be beard. Mr. Carter asked that action be held until further information was
available to the public.. Mr. Bittle asked if this development would interfere
with furure development of any type of marina at the foot of Poe Street and was
informed that this would be entirely on private property. Mrs. Reuben and Mamie
Moore spoke in favor of the proposed rezoning. There being no other responses, the
hearing was closed at 7:52 P,M, Motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman
Harmatz and duly carried, rezoning approved with attorney to draft ordinance for
next meeting.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
1.. The request of the Elsinore Junior High School for waiver of dance permit
fees .discussed. Motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman: DePasquale, and
duly carried, waiver of.dance permit fees for school functions approved.
2. California Chamber of Commerce notice of conference read for information.
3. Mayor Chaffin read letter of March 20, 1972 from Attorney Dale Miller re.
Grand Prix Motorcycle races. Mr. Hanna spoke against the races and stated he
had talked with people on the route who are against the race. Mr. Deitch spoke
that he had trouble breathing and that the races affected him terribly. Mr.
Kominsky spoke against the races and closing of streets. Attorney Dougherty quaoted
section of code giving Council authority to close .streets for special events,
parades, tee. No further action taken by council.
The meeting recessed at 8:25 P,M, and reconvened at 8:35 P•M•
PLANNING COMMISSION MATTERS
Conditional use request of Magic Gardens for use of a trailer for office space
discussed. Motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly
carried, Planning Commission recommendation for approval of trailer fora period
of 3 years with review fora possible 2 year extension approved.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1. Comprehensive Health Planning Association request for contribution of $100
approved on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly
carried.
2. Resolution No. 1399, A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Elsinore
Setting Forth The Rate Schedule For Refuse Collection Fees and Repealing
Resolution No. 1098 carried unanimously on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded
Councilman DePasquale.
3. Mineral quarry ordinance carried to next meeting.
NEW BUSINESS
1. Resolution No. 1400, A Resolution By The Mayor and City Council of the City
of Elsinore, California, for The Acquisition or Construction of a Community
Center, carried unanimously on motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman
Cartier. Councilman DePasquale spoke regarding proposed pA•ans fora civic center.
2. Auditing service agreement with Cringle, Swift, Jordon ~ Co. approved on
motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS
1. Sheriff's Dept. report for the period of Jan. 6 - Feb. 2, 1972 received
and filed.
COUNCIL REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
1. Councilman Harmatz reported he had received a call concerning the oil in the
mineral water. City Manager Thompson reported that revisions were being made
on the mineral water system and.this would be cleared up.
2. Councilman Harmatz inquired about the possibility of the City of Elsinore
taking advantage of the many.grants offered and was informed by City Manager
Thompson that in order to apply for many of the grants, master plans in the
various fields are required and the City of,Elsinore has not meant these
requirements.
OTHER BUSINESS
1. Attorney Dougherty reported that Cable Meter.T.V..had requested permission
to use their franchise agreement as collateral for an expansion loan, Motion
Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried, request granted.
2. Councilman Cartier reported on the Interstate 15 installation meeting.
3. Mayor Chaffin introduced Walter Ingalls to the Council and audience, as a
candidate for the Assembly.
ADJOURNMENT
No further business appearing, the meeting adjourned at 10:10 on motion Councilman
Harmatz, seconded Councilman Cartier and duly carried.
ectfully submi~ proved ~ n,
City Cle-~ ~ Mayor L'
CITY COUNCIL MEETING APRIL -10, 1872
The City Council of the City of Elsinore met in regular session on April 10, 1972
and was called to order at 7:30 P.M. with Mayor Chaffin presiding.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Steve Garrison.
The City Clerk called the roll. Councilmen present were: Larry Cartier, Frank
DePasquale, Jerry Harmatz, Cy Perkins and Mayor Chaffin. City Manager Thompson,
Attorney Dougherty and VTN representatives Joe Pendergast and Richard Titera
also present.
MINUTE APPROVAL
The minutes of March 27, 1972 were approved as presented on motion Councilman
Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
WARRANT APPROVAL
1964 Water Maintenance and Operation Fund warrants #756 through 760 in the amount
of $4,556.91 and City of Elsinore warrants 4330 through•4384 in the amount of
$11,868.12 were approved for payment on motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded
Councilman Perkins and duly carried Warrant 4385 to Elsinore Ready Mix for
$436.89 approved on motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and
duly carried with Councilman Cartier abstaining from the vote.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
Request of Mrs. Hodges for something from the City of Elsinore to take to
Europe on Youth Trip discussed. Mayor Chaffin suggested•a City flag be sent.
Motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried,
Councilman DePasquale to obtain flag and be reimbursed for cost, for presentation
in Europe. ~ -
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
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1. City of Hope request for use of City Park on May 21 approved on motion
Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried.
2. Chamber of Commerce letter of appreciation for cooperation and support of
City Council read for information. Chamber president Lon Cheney also expressed
their thanks verbally.
3. Application of Thelma George for a business license to sell ballpoint pens
during the Grand Prix races approved on motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded
Councilman-DePasquale and duly carried. .
4. Citrus Belt Division of the League of California Cities meeting notice read
for information.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1. Resolution No. 1401, closing certain streets during the hours of the Grand
Prix read and discussed. Mr. Hannah, Mr. Kominsky and Mrs. Lenik having
requested to speak on the subject, motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman
Perkins and duly carried with Councilman Harmatz voting no, a five minute time
limit set on speakers. T.H. Paschal answered various questions on cleanup,
mufflers and street usage. Motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman
Cartier and unanimously carried, Resolution No. 1401 adopted.
2. VTN c,recommendation for purchase of new 75 h.p, pump at a cost of approx.
$2,100, approved on motion Counci:lsman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Cartier
and duly carried.
NEW BUSINESS
1. First reading of AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ELSINORE, CALIFORNIA, REZONING
CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY FROM ITS PRESENT ZONE OF R-1 (SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE
DISTRICT ) AND R-3 (MULTIPLE FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT) TO M-C (MOBILEHOME
COMMUNITY DISTRICT); AND AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 349 to be by title only on
motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Cartier and duly carried.
First reading of ordinance passed on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded
Councilman DePasquale and unanimously carried.
2. First reading of AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ELSINORE, CALIFORNIA, REZONING
CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY FROM LTS PRESENT ZONE OF,R-3 (MULTIPLE FAMILY DWELLING
DISTRICT) TO C-P (COMMERCIAL PARK DISTRICT), AND AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 349
to be title only on motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Harmatz
and duly carried. First reading of ordinance passed on motion Councioman
DePasquale,. seconded Councilman Perkins and, unanimously carried.
3. First reading of AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ELSINORE, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING
ORDINANCE N0, 349 (BONING ORDINANCE) BY CREATING A NEW ZONE TO BE KNOWN AS
M Q (MINERAL QUARRY)., to be by title only on motion Councilman DePasquale,
seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried. First reading of ordinance
passed.oo:motion Councilman::DePasqua e; seconded-Councilman.Perk+ns.and-duly.
carried with Councilman Cartier abstaining. .-,
4. Request of the Lake Elsinore State Recreation Area for "no parking".along
Riverside Dr, adjacent. to the State Park discussed. Matter deferred to
meeting of April 24 for further study.
DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS
Building Dept. March report received and filed.
2. Public Works Dept, March report received and filed.
3. Sheriff's Dept, report for period Feb, 3 through March 1, 1972 received
and filed. _ ,
COUNCIL REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
1, Councilman DePasquale commented about the removal of the Union Oil bulk tanks,
and the problem of thefts at the Lake Elsinore Village. City. Manager Thompson:
Ko look into problem.
2. Councilman Harmatz suggested that perhaps a "dead end" sign could be installed
on Elm Street to stop trespassing on private property. He also suggested some
consideration should be given to paying the Planning Commission.
3• Councilman Perkins commented on the need for additional planning.
4. Mayo r, Chaffin proclaimed the week of April 24-28 as )Public Schools,Week.
Mayor Chaffin suggested that some consideration be given to increasing the
budge t.this:coming year for additional law enforcement services.
ADJOURNMENT
No further business appearing,: the meeting adjourned atr>9:10.P.M, on motion.
Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried to Tuesday,
April 18, 1972 at 7:30 P,M, for the canvass of election returns and pertinent ,
election matters.
ResQec~ubmi tad: p~~~
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City Clerk Mayor
ADJOURNED CITY COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 18, 1972
The City Council of the City of Elsinore met in an adjourned session April 18,
1972 and was called' to order at 7:30 P.M. with Mayor Norman Chaffin presiding.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Councilman DePasquale.
The City Clerk called the roll. Councilmen present were: Larry Cartier, Frank
DePasquale, Je+*ry Harmatz, Cy Perkins and Mayor Chaffin. Attorney Dougherty
and City Manager Thompson also present. City Treasurer Charles Morgan also in
attendance.
This being the time for the canvass of election returns, "'Exhibit A':', City
Clerk's Certificate of Canvass was presented to the Council, showing the following
results:
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Resolution No. it+02, reciting the fact of the election adopted unanimously on motion
Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz.
The City Clerk then administered the oath of office to Councilmen Larry Cartier,
Norman Chaffin, Cy Perkins and City Treasurer Charles Morgan, and presented them
with certificates of election.
Mayor Chaffin then turned the meeting over to the City Clerk for the nominations
for Mayor. Motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Perkins, Norman
Chaffin nominated for Mayor. Motion Councilman DePasquale, Cy Perkins nominated
for Mayor, motion died for lack of a second, Motion Councilman Cartier,
seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried, Norman Chaffin elected as Mayor.
Mayor Chaffin then opened nominations for Mayor Pro Tem. Motion Councilman
Perkins, seconded Councilman DePasquale and unanimously carried, Larry Cartier
lected as Mayor Pro Tem.
Councilman Harmatz suggested that consideration be given to rotating the office
of Mayor Pro Tem to give other Councilmen an opportunity to be Mayor. No
action taken.
Motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and unanimously carried,
City Clerk Florene Marshall and City Attorney Harry M. Dougherty reappointed to
another term of office.
No further business appearing, the meeting adjourned at 7:47 P.M. on motion
Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
Respectfully submi,t~te~d:p~ A proved:
City Clerk Mayor
CITY COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 24, 1972
The City Council of the City of Elsinore met in regular session on April 24
1972 and was called to order at 7:30 P.M. with Mayor Norman L. Chaffin presiding.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Councilman Harmatz.
The City Clerk called the roll. Councilmen present were: Larry Cartier, Frank
DePasquale,'Jerry Harmatz, Cy Perf~ins and Mayor Norman Chaffin. City Manager
Thompson and Attorney Dougherty also present. VTN representatives Joe Pendergast
and Dick Titera also in attendance.
MINUTE APPROVAL
The minutes of April 10 regular council meeting and April 18, 1972 adjourned
council meeting were approved as presented on motion Councilman DePasquale,
seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
Councilman DePasquale presented the City of Elsinore with a City of Elsinore
Flag on behalf of his wife and himself. He also presented a framed resolution
#1383. Mayor Chaffin thanked Councilman DePasquale on behalf of the City.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
1. Request of Elsinore Public Schools for approval of parade for May 20 discussed.
Motion'Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquate that parade route be
approved with change down Heald Avenue failed on vote.
Motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried, parade
approved with route to be discussed.
2. Request for the use of the City Park by the Hadassah on May 28th approved
on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried.
PLANNING COMMISSION MATTERS
Second public hearing on zone change (Z-72-3) set for May 22, 1972 at 7:30 P.M.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1. Second reading of Ordinance 512, rezoning property on Riverside Drive to be
by title only on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly
carried. •Ordinance No. 512 adopted on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded
Councilman DePasquale and carried on an~unanimous roll call vote.
2. Second reading of Ordinance No. 513, rezoning Lakeshore Dr. ~ Poe St, property
to be by title only on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Counciilman DePasquale
and duly carried. Ordinance No. 513 adopted on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded
Councilman DePasquale and carried on an unanimous roll call vote.•
3. Second reading of Ordinance No. 514 establishing M-Q District regulations to be
by title only on motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly
carried. Ordinance No. 514 adopted on motion Councilman -0ePasquale, seconded
Councilman.Harmatz and duly carried on a roll call vote with four yes and
Councilman Cartier abstaining.
4. City Manager Thompson reported that the State Park had been contacted about
the possibility of conveying the additional right of way for the widening of
Riverside Drive and thereafter, requiring the concessionaire to•construct the
appropriate street improvements. Their reply would be forthcoming, at which
time he would report back to the Council. Councilman DePasquale reported
he had made a survey along Riverside Drive on whether or not the property
owners wanted "No Parking".
5. Rotation of council discussed. No action taken at this time. Matter to
be brought up in two years.
NEW BUSINESS
l.. City Manager Thompson recommended that recognition be given to Altha Cauch
for her civic service in helping to keep the City clean. Appropriate resolution
to be prepared for consideratign. ,
2. Merit step raise in salary for Lyle Wilson approved on motion Councilman
DePasquale, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried.
3. Purchase of a pickup truck for the public works department approved on
motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
4. City Manager Thompson to study refuse fee schedule for trailer parks and
report at next meeting.
DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS
The Clerks & Treasurers reports for March were received and filed,
REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
1. (a) City Manager Thompson read a letter from the Recreation & Park Board
inviting them to a meeting May 1 at 6:30 P.M, to discuss changing the name of
the City to Lake Elsinore. Councilman,Perkins reported the Chamber of Commerce
had passed a resolution supporting this change. Councilman DePasquale feported
Col. Conklin had contacted him and that he was already started on the project.
Attorney Dougherty reported he had prepared a report on this subject some years
ago. Copies to be provided Council.
(b) City Mangger Thompson. read a letter from Little League inviting the Council
to the::openi;ng game on May 5•
(c) City Manager Thompson reported that the street oiling program was almost
completed.
(d) City Manager Thompson reported that the new official census of the City of
Elsinore showed a population of 3950•
2. Councilman DePasquale inquired about the letter from Dept, of Gen. Services
and was informed that everyone had received them.
3. Councilman Harmatz inquired about the produce stands and was informed that
most had licenses and were being checked, He also suggested the hiring of a
co-ordinator for public relations. Another suggestion for considering the
goals of the community to be discussed under new business on May 8.
4. Councilman Perkins reported he had attended the League of Calif. Cities
Citrus Belt meeting in San Bernardino. He reported the topic discussed was
Employees and Wages. City Manager Thompson to make a comparison of Elsinore's
Costs.
5• Mayor Chaffin proclaimed May 6, 1972 as Keep America Beautiful Day for the
Girl Scouts ,
6. Attorney Dougherty reported on receipt,ot a Petition for Writ of Mandate
to be heard Thursday, April 27, 1972. Attorney Dougherty authorized to appear
on behalf of the City of Elsinore, Mayor Norman Chaffin, Councilman Larry
Cartier, .Councilman Jerry Harmatz and Councilman Cy Perkins on motion Councilman
Perkins, seconded Councilman Cartier, and carried unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT
No further business appearing,_the meeting adjourned at 8:45 P.M, on motion
Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harma;z and duly carried.
Res ectfully submitted: ~>Approved /~
City Clerk ~ May
CITY-COUNCIL MEETING MAY 8, 1872
The City Council of the City of Elsinore met in regular session on May 8,
1872 and was called to order at 7:30 P.M. with Mayor Norman L. Chaffin
presiding. •
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Chaffin.
The City Clerk cal-led the roll. Councilmen present were: Larry Cartier, Jerry
Harmatz, Cy Perkins and Mayor Norman L. Chaffin. Councilman DePasquale absent
for roll call but arrived at 7:35 P.M. .City Manager Thompson and Attorney.
Dougherty also present. VTN representatives Joe Pendergast and Dick Titera
also in attendance.
MINUTE APPROVAL
The minutes of the April 24, 1972 Council meeting were approved as presented
on motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Cartier and duly carried.
WARRENT APPROVAL
1964 Water Maintenance & Operation Fund Warrants 761 thru 765 in the amount of
$5,076.67 and City of Elsinore warrants 4432 thru 4487 in the amount of $12;959.03
were approved for payment on motion Councilman Perkins, seconded Councilman Harmatz
and duly carried. Warrant #4488 to Elsinore Ready Mix Co. in the amount of
$244.32 approved-for payment on motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman
Perkins and duly carried with Councilman Cartier abstaining.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
1. Motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried
SCAG resolution No. 1403 re, natural gas supply adopted.
2. City of Irwindale resolution re. distribution of sales & use tax discussed.
No action taken with resolution being tabled.
3. Recreation & Park District letter re. Ecology officer discussed. More
information on amount of participation on City's part to be obtained.
4. Recreation & Park District letter re. dike ~ road across east end of. lake
discussed. City Manager to answer with questions re. master planning and
flood control,
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
Mr. Hale representing the Boy Scouts of America explained their sustaining
membership drive and asked for Council participation. Participation to be
on an individual basis.
PLANNING COMMISSION MATTERS
Variance request CP-72-102 of Mr. J.D. Flanagan to erect sign at the corner of
Graham 1; Lindsey St. approved fora six month period on motion Councilman
Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1. Refuse fee schedule Resoltuion No. 1404 for trailer parks, campgrounds,
etc. adopted on motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Harmatz
and duly carried.
2. Resolution No. 1405, commending Altha Cauch for her civic service, adopted
unanimously on motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Perkins and
duly carried. Councilman DePasquale also presented a gift for Mrs. Cauch.
NEW BUSINESS
1. VTN report on "Existing Private Streets" reviewed. Matter taken under
submission until residents on streets are informed and respond to the idea
of special district.
2. Councilman Harmatz suggested the hiripg,of a:co-ordinator with technical
knowledge to enhance the City of Elsinore and reach goals, Suggestion to be
taken under consideration at budget time.
DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS
1. The Sheriff's Dept. report for.the period of March 2-29, 1972 received
& filed. ,
2. April Building Dept. report received and filed.
REPORTS tr RECOMMENDATIONS
1. (a) City Mara ger Thompson reported on the completion of the ballpark
fencing.& City Yard Fencing.
(b) City Manager Thompson reported that the street oiling project is almost
completed and work would start on the patching of chuckholes, etc.
(c) City Manager Thompson requested an executive session for discussion of,
preliminary personnel issues for the budget preparation.
2. Councilman DePasquale introduced Mr. ~ Mrs. Kemp to the Council &
audience as new residents and business investors of the Valley,
3. Councilman Harmatz emphasized the necessity to capitalize on the. assets of the
Valley.
4. Mayor Chaffin proclaimed the week of May 21-27 as jtealtors Week,
(a) Mayor Chaffin stated that the procedure for the name change of
a City had been provided to each Councilman. ,
ADJOURNMENT
Motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Marmatz and duly carried, the
meeting adjourned at 9:05 P.M, to an executive session. Meeting adjourned
at 9:40 P,M,
Respectfully submitted: ~pproved•
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City Clerk Mayor
CITY COUNCIL MEETING MAY 22, 1972
The City Council of the City of Elsinore met ih regular session on May 22, 1972 and
was called to order at 7:30 P.M, with Mayor Chaffin presiding..
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Councilman Cartier.
The City Clerk called the roll.. Councilmen present. were: Larry Cartier, Jerry
Harmatz, Frank•DePasquale, Cy Perkins and Mayor Norman L. Chaffin. City Manager
Thompson and Attorney Dougherty also present. VTN .representatives Joe Pendergast
and Dick Titera also in attendance.
,MINUTE APPROVAL
The minutes of the May 8, 1972 council meeting were: approved as presented on motion,
Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Cartier and duly carried.
PUBLIC HEARING
This being the time .for the public hearing on the rezoning Z-72-3 (Lakeshore Drive),
Mayor Chaffin opened. the public hearing at 7:34 p.m. and asked for those for and
against to be heard. There being no response, the hearing was closed at 7:37 P.M.
and City Attorney Dougherty instructed to prepare ordihance for next meeting.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
1. Frank DePasquale presented maps of his Tract 4233 and once again requested
waiver of the sidewalk provision. After much discussion, motion Councilman Harmatz
that waiver of sidewalks be granted died for the lack of a second.
2, Motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried, May
26 & 27 proclaimed as Poppy Days.
3, Motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried, use
of the City Park on May 27 for a rally for non-political office of Superintendent
of Schools approved.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
1. Request for abandoment of a portion of Minthorn Street discussed. Public
Hearing set for June 26, 1972 at 7:30 P,M.
2, Request of the Hadassah Association for use of the City Park on June 4, 1972
approved on motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly
carried.
3. Chamber of Commerce request to hold a street dance on June 2, 1972 from 7:30
P.M, to 11:00 P.M, on Main Street from Graham Avenue to Prospect St. approved
on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
4. Chamber of Commerce resolution re. name change of the City read for information.
5. James Harker claim for sewer damage denied and referred to insurance carrier
on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried,
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Resolution No. 1406, endorsing the concept of a dike across the lake with no
specifics at this time, adopted on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman
Harmatz and duly carried.
DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS
1. The April Public Works report received and filed.
2. Sheriff's Dept, report for the period March 30-April 26 received and di led
3, Clerks & Treasurer's April reports received and filed.
REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
1. (a ). City Manager Thompson reported that new Public Works pickup truck has
been received and put into service.
(b) City Manager Thompson reported that at present time a 100 h.p. motor is being
rented for use on water system until estimates are received as to repairs.
2. (a) Councilman Cartier ihquired if plan on water system would be ready for ,
next meeting. Dick Titera replied that details on monitoring would be ready.
(b) Councilman Cartier reported he had met with the School Board & the Park Board
re. the development of a park on school property on Machado St. as to the City's
possible participation., it was: the consensus of-the Council:that City could,.
participate in maintenance, etc. Engineers to look at site for possible recommendations
as to development, parking, etc.
3. Councilman DePasquale stated that he had a,probiem.. The Sahara Dunes Motel,
he stated, is within 6 to 8 .inches .from his property instead of 5 feet, Investigation
to be made and engineers report submitted if necessary.
4. Councilman Perkins inquired about the possibility of activating the Spring
St. well. Matter to be reviewed.
5. Mayor Chaffin inquired about the small building ,being built on Lakeshore Dr.
and was informed that thisrwas restroom facilities for travel trailer park.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 8:55 P.M. on motion
Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried.
Res,/pectfully submitt~: ~ A proved•
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City Clerk C Mayor
CITY COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 12, 1972
The City Council of the City of Elsinore met in regular session on June 12, 1972
and was called to order at 7:30 P.M, with Mayor Chaffin presiding:
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Councilman Harmatz.
The City Clerk called fhe roll. Councilmen presen were: Larry Cartier, Jerry
Harmatz, Frank DePasquale, Cy Perkins and Mayor Norman L. Chaffin. City Manager
Thompson and Attorney Dougherty also present. VTN representatives Joe Pendergast
and Dick Titera also in attendance.
MINUTE APPROVAL
The minutes of the May 22, 1972 council meeting were approved as presented on
motion Councilman"Harmatz, seconded Councilman Cartier and duly carried.
WARRENT APPROVAL
1964 Water Maintenance G Operation Fund warrants 769 through 778 in the amount of
$4,886.15 approved on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and-
duly carried. City of Elsinore warrants'4503 through 4578 approved on motion '
Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried. Warrant 4579 to
Elsinore Ready Mix Co. in the amount of $957.01 approved on motion Councilman
Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried with Councilman Cartier abstaining.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
1. John Wilkie spoke re. the formation of a Lake Elsinore advisory or co-ordinating
committee and suggested that the Mayor and City Manager be authorized to represent
City of Elsinore. Mayor Chaffin suggested that such a committee should meet once a
month. Suggestion met with the concurrence of-the Council.
2. Frank DePasquale're. recording of map to be taken up after Departmental Reports:
3. Mr. Gilman ~ Mr. Liss spoke re. the Grand Prix Motorcycle race and requested the
Council take action to place the matter on the November ballot. After discussion
motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried, Attorney
Dougherty insturcted to prepare resolution to place advisory measure on ballot re.
the Grand Prix.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
1. Request of Lucile Goulart to abandon alley discussed.. Public Hearing set for
July 24, 1872 at 7:30 P.M.
2. Claim of Mrs. Loretta fields denied and referred to insurance company on
motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried.
3• Claims of Charles B. Sanford and Cheryl Baker denied and referred to insurance
company on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
4. Chamber of Commerce letter re. Dept. of Human Resources inquiry referred to
County Library.
5. Ro Gardner's request for removal of trash collection fee on water bill denied
on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
Report 1o be made on 6 mo's activity and reported in October.
PLANNING COMMISSION, MATTERS
Planning Commission minutes of June 7 presented for information of Council.
Matter of appointments to be considered in Executive Session.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried, skating
rink agreement with the State of California for a five year period ratified and
Mayor Chaffin authorized to execute.
NEW BUSINESS
1. Business license application of Frank Anselma fora salvage yard license on
Collier Avenue approved on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale.
and duly carried.
2. Grant deed from B. Robinson for street improvement purposes accepted on motion
Councilman DeP~squale, seconded Councilman Cartier and duly carried.
3. Mr. Vandervalk's grant deed acfeptance carried until next meeting.
4. Grant deed from Mike Vallefuoco for street improvement purposes accepted on
motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman De Pasqua€le and duly carried.
5. Motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Harmatz to purchase loader
for Pubic Works Dept. failed on vote.
DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS
May Building Dept. report received and -filed.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS (con't)
Frank DePasquale requested that his letter of Sept. 16, 1970 be read. Jack
Kaufman, Planning Commissioner stated that he recalled some conversation in past
meetings re. no sidewalks: Mayor Chaffin stated that he had reviewed the variances
very carefully before action was taken and no variance was granted for sidewalks.
Motion Councilman Harmatz,to waive sidewalks for Mr. Pasquale's sub-division died
for the lack of a second.
REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
A. City Manager Thompson reported that he had inspected the motel set-back at
the Sahara Dunes and found the wall to be the required 5' set-back and the only
thing closer to the line is the wing wall. Owner notified.
B. Councilman Cartier inquired about the junk accumulating adjacent to the
foundry: and. suggested that it be removed by whomever is responsible. 2. Council
man Cartier inquired about the business on Riverside Dr, which has not met the
requirements of curbs, gutters and sidewalks and was informed that agreement is
pending.
C. Councilman DePasquale presented a request to have something done about
Acacia Street. City Manager Thompson reported that this was on the repair list.
D. Councilman Harmatz concurred with the idea of an Advisory Board and also suggested
a change in the agenda for new ideas.
E. Councilman Perkins inquired about the status of the bulk plant. City Manager
Thompson reported that property acquistion would be accomplished around July 1
F. City Manager Thompson presented Resolution No. 1406 to the Council for their
approval of the wording. Mr. McFarland, Ben Davis and Guy East spoke re. their
recent visit to Sacramento. Councilman Cartier spoke re. the lake and the lake
level and quoted from the Legislative Opinion on tfie'liab'ility of raising the level.
City Attorney Dougherty concurred with the Legislative Opinion of 12/30/70.
INFORMATIONAL ITEMS
VTN report re. development of park site on Machado presented to the Council for
study.
ADJOURNMENT TO EXECUTIVE SESSION
The meeting ad;ourned at 10:15 P.M, to an executive session on motion Councilman
Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
RECONVENTION
The meeting reconvened at 11:00 P,M, for the following action.
1'. Motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried,
Mayor Chaffin granted permission to leave the state July?1 - August 15, 1972.
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2. Motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried, Larry
Cartier granted permission to leave the state around July 4, 1972.
ADJOURNMENT
No further business appearing, the meeting adjourned at 11:07 P.M, on motion
Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
Respectfully submtt d•
. ~~~r«~`~z7li.~
City Clerk
pprove
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Mayor
CITY COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 26, 1972
The City Council of the City of Elsinore met in regular session on June
26, 1972 and was called to order at 7:30 P.M, with Mayor Norman L. Chaffin
presiding.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Councilman Cartier.
The City Clerk called the roll. Councilmen present were: Larry Cartier,
Frank DePasquale, Jerry Harmatz, Cy Perkins andiYJgy~ Norman L. Chaffin. City
Manager Thompson, Attorney Dougherty and VTN representatives, Joe Pendergast
and Dick Titera also present.
MINUTE APPROVAL
The minutes of the June 12, 1972 council meeting were approved as presented on
motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
Mayor Chaffin re-set public hearing for the proposed abandonment of Minthorn St.
to July 24, 1972, at 7:30 P.M.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
1. Request of Robert Seidenglanz for amendment of Ord. 349. re. dairies
discussed. Attorney Dougherty insturcted to prepare ordinance amending Ord. 349
re. dairies in M-1 Zone with provision for condil:a:onal use permits.
2. Mr. Von Nordeck's request fora bus loading zone at 142 S. Main Street
approved on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duty
carried.
3. Mr. Von Nordeck's suggested bus schedule discussed. Motion Councilman Cartier,
seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried, city to send letter of support.
4. City of Westminster's resolutions presented for information.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1. Motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried,
grant deed from Vandervalk's for Riverside Drive street improvement purposes accepted.
2. Appointment of Planning Commissioners held to Executive Session.
3. Resolution No. 1407, authorizing the Advisory Measure relative to the Grand
Prix Motorcycle Races to be placed on the Nov. 7 ballot adopted unanimously on
motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale.
NEW BUSINESS
I. Agreement for street improvements from B.L. s; A.L. Robinson accepted on motion
Councilman Cortier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
2. Agreement for street improvements from C.C. & H. I. Stuhr accepted on motion
Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
3. Agreement for street improvements from J.C. ~ Edith Stafford accepted on iifotion
Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried.
DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS
The month of May Public Works report received and filed.
2. Clerk's 6 Treasurer's month of May reports received and filed.
REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
1. Councilman Cartier suggested that the street light on Lawrence Way be looked
into as to re-activating it.
2. Councilman Cartier moved that three (3) street sign standards, with or without
anchor bolts be accepted in Mr. De Pasquale's tract 4233 as they are already installed,
motion seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried with Councilman DePasquale
abstaining.
3. Councilman DePasquale requested that a Resolution authorizing the circulation
of petitions for the name change of the City be approved. Motion Councilman
Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried, Resolution No. 1408
authorizing circulation of petitions approved.
4. Councilman Harmatz emphasized the need fora co-ordinator for such activities as
the Els~+nore 500 and Grand Rrix. Consideration to be given in budget discussions.
5. Councilman DePasquale suggested a promoter be hired to handle events on .a
percentage or rental basis.
ADJOURNMENT TO EXECUTIVE SESSION
Motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried, the
meeting adjourned at 8:45 P.M. to an executive session.
RECONVENTION
The meeting reconvened at 9:05 P.M. for the following actions.
Motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried, Dr. Duane
Cline and Bob McGill appointed to four (4) year, terms on the Planning Commission
and Mike Young and Ben Corazza appointed to two (2~+ year terms.
Letters of appreciation to the former Planning Commissioners to be sent on motion
Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.:
Letters of appointment to be sent new commissioners on motion Councilman Cartier,
seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried.
ADJOURNMENT
No further business appearing, the meeting adjourned at 9:07 P.M, on motion .
Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried.
Respectfully submitted:
City Clerk
Ap oved:~
Mayor
CITY COUNCIL MEETING JULY 10, 1972
The City Council of .the City of Elsinore met in regular session do July 10, 1972
and was called to order at 7:30 P.M. with Mayor Pro Tem Cartier presiding.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Councilman Perkins.
The City Clerk called the roll. Councilmen present were: Frank DePasquale, Jerry
Harmatz, Cy Perkins and Mayor Pro Tem Larry Cartier. Mayor Chaffin absent by
consent. City Manager.Thompson,.Attorney Dougherty and VTN representatives, Joe
Pendergast and Dick Titera also present.
MINUTE APPROVAL
Thez;minutes of the June 26, 1972 council meeting were approved as presented on
motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried.
WARRENT APPROVAL
Water Maintenance sr Operation Fund checks 781 thru 784 in the amount of $10,500.29
and City of Elsinore warrants 4593 thru 4642 in the amount of $14,975.62 were
approved on motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1. Motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried, first
reading of AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ELSiNORE, CALIFORNIA, REZONING CERTAIN
REAL PROPERTY FROM ITS PRESENT ZONE OF R-3 (MULTIPLE FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT)
AND M-1 (LIGHT MANUFACTURING DISTRICT) TO C-1 (LIMITED COMMERCIAL DISTRICT) AND
AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 349 approved.
2. First 'reading of AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ELSINORE, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING
SUB-SECTION (d)'OF SUB-SECTION 1 OF SUB-SECTION (B) OF SECTION 11 OF ORDINANCE
349 approved on motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Perkins and
duly carried with Councilman Harmatz abstaining from the vote. Several in the
audience spoke against the proposed dairy in the vicinity of Cheney ~ Collier.
NEW BUSINESS
1. Resolution No. 1408, authorizing the purchase of oils L greases .on county
contract adopted on motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Harmatz
and duly carried.
2. Mr. Frank DePasquale re-stated his request for waiver of sidewalks and read
a newspaper article of 6/23/71 and 'a letter from Al Pace nf' 7/fi0/72 in' reference
to the waiver of sidewalks. City Manager Thompson read a letter from Ben Minamide
in reference to sidewalks being required. After much discussion, motion
Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins that sidewalks be waived and drive-
way approaches be installed, motion carried on the following roll call vote:
Ayes: Councilmen DePasquale, Harmatz, Perkins.
Noes: Mayor Pro Tem Cartier.
Absent: Mayor Chaffin.
3. Motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried,
Resolution of Intention to rezone R-1 property at the most southerly corner of
Chaney ~ Collier to M-1 adopted. Bob Williams requested assurance that plastic
pipe extrusion, molding of plastic fittings and copper redraw would be permitted.
The Council concurred with this request.
DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS
1. The June Building Department report was received and filed.
2. The June .Public Works report was received and filed.
REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
1. City Manager Thompson reported that the next Council meeting would be
rather lengthy, as there are two public hearings, weed abatement notices,
and preliminary budget to be taken up. He also gave a report on the progress
of the public works department, dog pound and street work.
2. Councilman DePasquale requested a copy of the resolution re. petitions for
the name change of the city and suggested a first class promoter for the lake
and events was needed.
3. Councilman J9erkins inquired about the status a water well for the City and
the improvement of S. Main Street ~ Lakeshore Dr.
4. Motion Councilman Perkins, seconded Councilman Harmatz and unanimously carried,
Joe Thomas appointed to, a,four;(4) year term on the Planning Commission.
5. Mayor Pro Tem Cartier expressed appreciation to the Public Waoks Dept. and
Fire Dept, for the work being done on streets, trees, etc:
6. Mayor Pro Tem Cartier suggested a resolution of appreciation be prepared for
Sonny Davidson. for saving a young boy's life on July. 3, 1972 when the fire-works
barge blew up and the boy was in the water. Motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded
Councilman AePasquale, Resolution No. 1410 adopted unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT
No further business appearing, the meeting adjourned at 8:40 P.M. on motion
Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
Respectfully submitted• Approved:
City Clerk Mayor
CITY COUNCIL MEETING JULY 24, 1972
The: City Council of the City of Elsinore met in regular session on July 24, 1972
and was called to order at 7:30 P.M, with Mayor Pro Tem Larry Cartier presiding.
She Pledge of Allegiance was led by Councilman Harmatz.
The City Clerk called the roll. Councilmen present were: Frank DePasquale,
Jerry Harmatz, Cy Perkins and Mayor Pro Tem Larry Cartier. .Mayor Chaffin absent
by consent. City Manager Thompson, Attorney Dougherty and VTN representatives,
Joe Pendergast and Dick Tite[a also present.
MINUTE APPROVAL
Then~~minutes of the July 10, 1972 regular council meeting were approved as
presented on motion Counci.iman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Harmatz and
duly carried.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
1. This being the time for the public hearing on the proposed abandonment of
a portion of Minthorn Street, Mayor Pro Tem Cartier opened the public hearing
for-comments. VTN representative, Dick Titera, presented their report on the
feasibility of abandoning this portion of the street. City Manager Thompson also
reported on the request. Hearing continued to next regular meeting with no
action being taken at this time.
2. This being the time for the public hearing on the proposed abandonment of
the alley in.Block 8, C.C. Nts. Unit 2, Mayor Pro Tem Cartier opened the public
hearing at 7:40 P.M. Lucile Goulart spoke in favor of the abandonment., There
being no other comments., the hearing was closed at 7:45 P.M. Motion Councilman
Harmatz, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried, Resolution No. 1411
abandoning said alley adopted.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS:
1. Board of Supervisors communication regarding the regulation of massage
businesses discussed. Motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman
Harmatz and duly carried, Attorney D`q'ugherty to condense ordinance for
consideration of council.
2. City Manager Thompson read a letter from Ruth Smith requesting the council
to recind their action of July 10, 1972 in waiving sidewalk requirement for
Frank DePasquale, Attorney Dougherty read his legal opinion on the validity of
Councilman DePasquale's vote on the waiver of sidewalks issue. Motion Council-
man Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried, actiom of July, 10,
1972 re. waiver of sidewalks for Frank DePasquale recinded with matter to be
referred by written request of Mr. DePasquale to the Planning Commission in
accordance with Ordinance No. 480.
PLANNING COMMISSION MATTERS
Second 'public hearing on the rezoning'of property at the southerly-corner of
Chaney ~ Collier'set for August 14, 1972 at 7:30 P.M,
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1. Second reading of AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ELSINORE, CALIFORNIA, REZONING
CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY FROM ITS PRESENT ZONE OF R-3 (MULTIPLE FAMILY DWELLING
DISTRICT) AND M-1 (LIGHT MANUFACTURING DISTRICT) TO'C-1 (LPMITED COMMERCIAL
DISTRICT), AND AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 349 to be by title'onYy on motion
Councilman Harmatz, seconded Counci}mart Perkins and duly carried.
Ordinance No. 515 rezoning Lakeshore Drive property adopted on motion
Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried.
2. Ordinance No. 516, ANE! ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ELSINORE, CALIFORNIA,
AMENDING SUB-SECTION (d) OF SUB-SECTION (B) OF SECTION 11 OF ORDINANCE
3'49 adopted on motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Perkins and
duly carried, with Councilman Harmatz abstaining from the vote.
NEW BUSINESS
I. City Manager Thompson reported on the three cardroom applications received.
(a) Mrs. Kent stated that it would be the first of the year before she would
know about obtaining the Laundry Workers Spa and would not be able to comply
with 90 day operation period.
(b) Ray DeBoe stated he was representing Karl Koppel and presented a
rendering of their proposed Peter Pan Club for property adjacent to the Sahara
Dunes on Malaga Road.
(c) Mr. Kevorkian stated that the Lake Elsinore Country Club was adequate for
a cardroom and that he has arrangements for parking on property in the vicinity
and would provide valet parking.
Mr. Todisco, representing the Sahara Dunes, stated that some consideration
should be given to the location of another casino. He also requested that the
Council consider amending the ordinance to require a distance of 2Z to 3 miles
radius between new clubs.
After much discussion, motion Councilman Perkins, seconded Councilman Harmatz
and duly carried with Councilman DePasquale abstaining, cardroom applications
to be held until full council is in attendance.
RECESS-5 minutes.
2. Authorization to place unpaid weed abatement charges on the property tax
roll was given on motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and
duly carried.
3. Authorization to place unpaid demolition charges on the property tax
roll was given on motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and
duly carried.
4. City Manager Thompson reported on the preliminary budget figures from the
Assessor's Office.
5. Resolution No. 1412, establishing the 1972-73 tax rate at $1.40 adopted on,
motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried.
6. City Manager Thompson presented a preliminary ordinance re. sewerage
discharge for study. • •
7. 'Dick Titera gave a short report on the aspect of 56 325 re. additional
gas tax funds. Motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and
duly carried Resolution No. 1413 re. claims for additional funds and
authorizing City Manager to execute all necessary documents adopted.
8. Motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried
Grant Deed from Elwin 6 Madge Stewart, etc. for street widening purposes
a ccepted and ordered to be recorded.
DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS
1. The Sheriff's Dept, reports for April 27 - Juhe 21,.1972 were received and
filed.
2. The Clerk's r; Treasurer's reports for June received and filed.
REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
1, City Manager Thompson reported that he is working on the budget and public
works projects as shown by several items on agenda.
2. (a) Councilman DePasquale voiced his protest over Ruth Smith's letter
being on the agenda as she does not live in the City. He also read an open
letter to Ro Gardner over a recent article.. Councilman De,P.asquale also stated
that the City needs new construction and to keep this in mind re. the cardroom
applications.
(b) Councilman Harmatz stated that the City is on the move with all the new
construction and rumors were spreading that other well known chains were going
to build.
(c) Councilman Perkins concurred with Councilman Harmatz.
(d) Mayor qro Tem Cartier reported he had prepared a report for the Economic
Development Agency on the progress S growth of the City which is in the July
bulletin;..
ADJOURNMENT
No further business appearing, the meeting adjourned at 9:35 P.M. on motion
Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried.
Respectfully su~b~mi~ttpepd: Approv/e~d:
City Clerk .Mayor
CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 14, 1972
The City Council of the City of Elsinore met in regular session August 14,
1972 and was called to order at 7:30 P.M. with Mayor Pro Tem Cartier presiding.
The Pledge of Allegiance. was led by Councilman DePasquale.
The City Clerk called the roll. Councilmen present were Frank DePasquale,
Jerry Harmatz, Cy Perkins and Mayor Pro Tem >±arry Cartier. Mayor Norman.
Chaffin absent by consent. City Manager Thompson, Attorney Dougherty, VTN
representatives Joe Pendergast and Dick Titera also in attendance.
MINUTE APPROVAL
The minutes of July 24, 1972 were approved as presented on motion Councilman
Harmatz, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried.
WARRANT APPROVAL
1964 Water Maintenance & Operation Fund warrants 788 through 793 in the
amount of $10,978.21 and General Fund warrants 4661 through 4723 in the amount
of $53,051.45 were approved on motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded
Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
PRESENTATION
Mayor Pro Tem Cartier presented Sonny Davidson to the Council & audience and
had the Clerk read Resolution No. 1410, commending Mr. Davidson for his
action in saving a drowning boy on the 3rd of July, 1972.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
1. This being the time for the continuation of the public hearing on the
proposed abandonment of a portion of Minthorn Street, Mayor Pro Tem .Cartier
asked for those in the audience to be heard. Bob Williams requested action
be taken to close Minthorn with the stipulation that if it were closed,
Proposed route A and no less that route B as prepared by VTN would be constructed.
Mr. Carter & Mr. Giddings objected to the proposed abando~ent. Mr. Davidson
& Mrs. Harmatz spoke in favor of the abandonment. No further speakers, the
hearing was closed at B:OS P.M.
Motion Councilman Perkins, seconded Councilman DePasquale'and duly carried,
that portion of Minthorn Street to be reclassified as an industrial street.
Motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman DePasquAle and duly carried,
Resolution of Intention ,to abandon a portion of Minthorn Street with
alternate route A be required, but at any extent no less than route B adopted.
2. This being the time for the public hearing on the proposed abandonment
of a`'port3on of Collier Street, Mayor Pro Tem Cartier opened the public
hearing for those for and against to be heard. Mr. Carter opposed the
abandonment. City Manager Thompson explained that this portion of Collier
is only a "paper street" and has never been improved. The public hearing
closed at 8:17 P.M. Motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman
Perkins and duly carried, Resolution 1414 abandoning that portion of
Collier Street adopted.
3. This being the time for the public hearing on the rezoning No. Z-72-4,
Minthorn Street, Mayor Pro Tem Cartier asked for those for and against to
be: heard,. Bob Williams explained that adjoining property was M-1 and that
this should be also. Motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman
Harmatz and duly carried, rezoning approved with Attorney to draft ordinance.
Councilman DePasquale stated he would like to go on record to speak about
this issue later.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
Mr. Giddings inquired about the status of the drainage ditch and was informed
that the Engineers are now making a study and the public would be informed
as to their recommendations. He also inquired about Line Street and
reported that the agreement says no structures in the street right of way.
Matter to be investigated.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
1. Request of Frank DePasquale for an extension of time on his subdivision
map discussed. City Manager Thompson reported on the expiration dates
according to the City Ordinance and State Code. Attorney Dougherty stated
that the Council could grant an extension if they so desired as it was his
opinion that a court of equity would concur. Motion Councilman Harmatz,
seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried with Councilman DePasquale
abstaining, a six months extension from August 14, 1972 granted to Frank
DePasquale on the filing of subdivision map.
2. John Merrifield request for subsidy of taxi service discussed with no
action being taken as City cannot subsidize private business.
3. Leslie Taylor letter removed from agenda by request.
4. Eugene J. Carter letter re. acquisition of Stewart Hotel property read.
Mayor Pro Tem Cartier responded with the report that City Manager has been
working on this project and land is in the process of being acquired.
5. Thank you letter from Tom Bartlett read for information of Council.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1. Karl Koppel amendment to application received for information of Council.
2. First reading of AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ELSINORE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
RELATING TO THE DISCHARGE OF WASTES INTO THE SEWERAGE SYSTEM OF THE CITY OF
ELSINORE approved by title only on motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded
Councilman Perkins and duly carried.
NEW BUSINESS
1. Claims for injuries by Richards, O'Grady, Calhoun, Hauser & Butterworth
were denied and referred to insurance carrier on motion Councilman
DePasquale, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried.
RECESS
The City Council meeting was recessed at 8:50 P.M. and reconvened at 8:55 P.M.
2. Southern California Edison Co, communication re. undergrounding of
utilities discussed. Motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman
DePasquale and duly carried, available undergrounding monies to be used at
4-corner area. (Riverside Drive & Lakeshore Drive).
3. The City Clerk's Certificate re. name change of the City presented to the
City Council. Resolution No. 1415 calling special election to submit
question to voters adopted on motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman
DePasquale and duly carried.
DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS
1. The July. Public Works Dept .. report was received and filed
2. The July 'Building Dept. report was received and filed.
3. The Clerk's & Treasurer's July reports were received and filed.
REPORTS &
1. City Manager Thompson authorized to execute Memorandum of Agreement
with PERC on motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly
carried.
2. Councilman DePasquale to be on vacation Aug. 20-26 and out of the state.
3. Councilman DePasquale stated he would like to open the "Lake Elsinore Mail"
on Friday and the Clerk to tally the contributions. He was informed by the
Council and Attorney that this solicitation had nothing to do with the City and
was not in the jurisdiction of the Clerk, that the program of contributions
was out of the City's realm and this responsibility was his and the committee.
4. Councilman Harmatz suggested that the City offer a one million dollar cash
prize for various cures of diseases and publicize the City in this manner.
Cash to be solicited from philathropic sources. No action taken.
ADJOURNMENT
No further business appearing, the meeting adjourned at 9:37 P.M. on motion
Councilman Perkins, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried.
Respectfully submitted: Approved/:
Florene Marshall, arry;Cartier
City Clerk Mayor Pro Tem
CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 28, 1972
The City Council of the City of Elsinore met in regular session on August 28,
1972 and was called to order at 7:30 P.M, with Mayor Norman L. Chaffin presiding.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Councilman Cartier.
The City Clerk called the roll. Councilmen present were: Larry Cartier, Frank
DePasquale, Jerry Harmatz, Cy Perkins and Mayor Norman L. Chaffin. City Manager
Thompson, Attorney Dougherty and VTN representatives Dick Titers and Joe
Pendergast also present.
MINUTE APPROVAL
The minutes of Aggust+.14, 1972 were approved as presented on motion Councilman
Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
Jim Magill, Ken Weise and Andy St. Pierre representing the Elsinore 500
Boat Race presented official jackets to the Mayor and Council and extended
an invitation to attend the races and welcome visitors. Ken Weise
requested the City's assistance in posting certain streets with "No Parking."
Division of Highways to be contacted regarding Lakeshore Drive & Riverside
Drive. Details to be presented at next meeting.
PLANNING COMMISSION MATTERS
Planning Commission recommendation for waiver of sidewalks in Tract ~k4233
discussed.
Mr. DePasquale presented a letter from C.A. Smith, Engineer re. sidewalks.
After much discussion, Councilman Harmatz stated that once and for all the
question of waiver of sidewalks should be decided and he would make such.a
motion. Motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins that sidewalks
be waived in Tract No. 4233 failed to carry on a 2-2 vote with Councilman
DePasquale abstaining.
UNFINISHID BUSINESS
1. Cardroom applications were discussed and reported on by City Manager
Thompson. Mr. Barenfeld letter re. police check reported_on as investigation
not complete; ordinance does not allow deviation from requirements; and
application would. have to be held until investigation is complete. Mrs. z. ..
Slavick requested that any action on applications be withheld until she could
consult her attorney. No action taken on this request. Cardroom application
of Karl Kappel and Dewey Richards DBA Richkapp Investments, Inc. discussed
with motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Perkins that permit be
granted to Richkapp for cardroom and restaurant to be completed within six
months time with additional completion time to be granted if necessary carried
on the following roll call vote:
Ayes: Councilmen Cartier, Perkins and Mayor Chaffin.
Noes: none
Abstained: Councilmen DePasquale & Harmat2.
RECESS
The City Council meeting recessed at 8:35 P.M. and reconvened at 8:45 P.M.
2. Second reading of Ordinance No. 517 to be by title only on motion
Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
Ordinance No. 517, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ELSINORE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
RELATING TO THE DISCHARGE OF WASTES INTO THE SEWERAGE SYSTEM OF THE CITY OF
ELSINORE adopted on an unanimous roll call vote on motion. Councilman Harmatz,
seconded Councilman Perkins.
3. First reading of Ordinance No. 518, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ELSINORE,
CALIFORNIA, REZONING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY FROM ITS PRESENT ZONE OF R-1
(SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT) TO M-1 (LIGHT MANUFACTURING DISTRICT),
AND AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 349, to be by title only on motion Councilman
Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
Ordinance No. 518 passed on the first reading on motion Councilman Cartier,
seconded Councilman.Harmatz and duly carried.
REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS
1. City Manager Thompson reported that the escrow on the Union Oil -
properties had closed and improvements would start. ~
2. City Manager Thompson requested a preliminary budget meeting. Council
to meet at 6:00 P.M., next regular meeting night, Sept. 11 to discuss budget.
3. Councilman Cartier inquired about the unsightly mess at the foundry and
was informed that various ways of disposing of this material are being
looked into.
4. Councilman Cartier was granted permission to leave the state Sept.
8-12 on motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman DePasquale and
duly carried.
5. Councilman DePasquale reported on the opening of the Norco City Hall
and suggested that the City of Elsinore consider such a project.
6. Councilman Harmatz commented on the fact that two drawn out and lengthy
subjects, waiver of sidewalks in Tract 4233 and the cardroom permit had
finally been settled.
7. Councilman Perkins inquired about the progress of the proposed annexations
and was informed that the engineers are working on the legal descriptions
and maps.
8. Mayor Chaffin remarked that several complaints had been received about
the quality pf the water with the only answer being the same problem as
last year in'-the supply. He also commented on the letter from the Citizens
for Public Safety re. the noise from the boats on the lake and stated the
letter had been referred to the State Park & the Park & Recreation Board.
ADJOURNMENT
No further business appearing, the meeting adjourned at 9:11 P.M. on motion
.Councilman Cartier, seconded. Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
Respectfully submitted: ~~
Florene Marshall
City Clerk
Approved
N~L. C in
Mayor
CITY COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 11, 1972
The City Council of the City of Elsinore met in regular session on September
11, 1972 and was called to order at 7:30 P.M. with Mayor Norman L. Chaffin
presiding.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Councilman DePasquale.
The City Clerk called the roll. Councilmen present were: Frank DePasquale,
Jerry Harmatz, Cy Perkins and Mayor Norman L. Chaffin. Councilman Larry
Cartier absent by consent. City Manager Thompson, Attorney Dougherty and
VTN representative Dick Titera also present.
MINUTE APPROVAL
The minutes of August 28, 1972 were approved as presented on motion Councilman
DePasquale, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried.
WARRANT APPROVAL
1964 Water Maintenance & Operation Fund checks 796 thru 801 in the amount of
$7,908.18 and City of Elsinore warrants 4736 thru 4797 in the amount of
$26,077.76 were approved on motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman
Hannatz and duly carried.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
1. Mike Young requested a $1,500 subscription from the City Council for a
mini bus service around the lake. Attorney Dougherty to consult with Mr.
Walton, Attorney for the organization and report back to City Council.
2. Councilman DePasquale reported that he had a visit from one of the
MWD officials who had informed him of the steps to take to get water
for Lake Elsinore and who to see in Sacramento. Councilman DePasquale
offered to go to Sacramento with MWD official and whoever the Council
designated. Councilman Harmatz suggested that City Manager Thompson
accompany Councilman DePasquale for future followup. After much
discussion, it was decided that the chain of command should be followed.
and Advisory Board consulted. No action taken at this time with matter
to be taken up at next meeting.
WRITTEN COMMU[riCATIONS
1.. Jack Jacobs letter re. development and interpretation of cardroom
ordinance discussed. Mr. Robert Blakey, Attorney, inquired about the
interpretation of Section 6 of Ordinance No. 502. Attorney Dougherty
reported his interpretation to be that four cardroom permits could be
issued up to 5000 registered voters in the City; but added that several
interpretations could be given to the section. Mayor Chaffin concurred .
that Section 6 is ambiguous and should be clearly spelled out. Mr. Jack
Barenfeld spoke at length re. the provisions of Ord. 502 and his plans
for development and that there was room for building and growth in Elsinore
and should be taken advantage. of. Revision of Ordinance No. 502 to be
discussed under New Business. No action taken on Jack Jacobs letter.
RECESS
The City Council meeting recessed at 9:20 P.M. and reconvened at 9:30 P.M.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS (Con't.)
2. Mr. Walter Donovan's request-for the use of a trailer on South Lowell
Street discussed. Attorney Dougherty pointed out that Ordinance No. 430
does not make a provision for waivers of any kind. Motion Councilman Harmatz,
seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried, request denied.
3. Claim of Mr. Neil McCrummen for sewer damages to be looked into and
returned to table on Sept. 25, 1972.
PLANNING COMMISSION MATTERS
1. Second public hearing on Zone Change Z-72-5 set for October 10, 1972
at 7:30 P.M.
2. Conditional Use CP-72-103 (Dairy) carried over to meeting of Sept. 25,
1972 for full Council.
3. Conditional Use request CP-72-104 of Mr. Johnson to have a trailer on
his property on Elm Street while building a home denied without prejudice
on motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried.
4. Resolution No. 1416, approving street name change from Lugonia to Franklin
Street adopted on motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded'Councilman Harmatz
and duly carried.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1.Resolution No. 1417 approving "no parking" on certain streets during the
Elsinore 500 adopted on motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman
DePasquale and duly carried.
2. Second reading of Ordinance No. 518 to be by title only on motion
Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Perkins ~ duly carried. Ordinance
No. 518 (rezoning Robintech) adopted on motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded
Councilman DePasquale and carried on an unanimous roll call vote, with
Councilman Cartier being absent.
Sept. 11, 1972 (Con't.)
NEW BUSINESS
1. Resolution No. 1418 accepting grant deed from Thomas & Doris Halpin
and authorizing recordation thereof approved on motion Councilman Harmatz,
seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried.
2. Mayor Chaffin pointed out various sections of the Cardroam Ordinance
No. 502 for Council's consideration for revising and asked the Council to
study Ordinance and make recommendations at next meeting.
DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS
1. The August Public Works report was received and filed with City Manager
Thompson emphasizing the various public works projects, resurfacing,
patching, etc.
2. The August Building report was received and filed, with City Manager
Thompson pointing out the increased building activity.
REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS
1. City Manager Thompson presented the preliminary draft of the Land
Division Ordinance to the Council for study.
2. Motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried,
City Manager Thompson authorized to amend application for gas tax funds and
execute all necessary documents.
3. Jack Kaufman inquired about having Hill Street between Pottery & Flint
resurfaced or repaired. City Manager Thompson reported that this would
have to be on a maintenance basis.
4. Councilman DePasquale reported a litter and debris problem on Hill Street
and was informed that the Land Use Dept. has been in touch with owner and
matter will be taken care of.
5. Councilman DePasquale also reported on the new gas electricity generator
which is in operation in Corona.
6. Mayor Chaffin read a request from Eugene J. Carter for use of the City Park
on October 22, 1972 for United Nations Day program. Request granted on motion
Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried.
7. Motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried,
an appropriate expression of sympathy to be sent to the family of former
Councilman Clyde Longe, who passed away Sept. 10, 1972.
8. Mayor Chaffin also informed the Council of the accident involving .Bernice
Jones.
9. Attorney Dougherty granted permission to be absent from the Sept. 25 and Oct.
10, 1972 Council meetings, as he will be out of the country, on motion
Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
ADJOURNMENT
The next budget discussion was set for 6:00 P.M., September 25, 1972. No further
business appearing, the meeting adjourned at 11:03 P.M. on motion Councilman
Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried.
Respectfully submitted: App ved:
City Clerk Mayor
CITY COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 25, 1972
The City Council of the City of Elsinore met in regular session on September 25,
1972 and was called to order at 7:30 P.M. with Mayor Norman Chaffin presiding.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Chaffin.
The City Clerk called the roll. Councilmen present were: Larry Cartier, Frank
DePasquale, Jerry Harmatz and Cy Perkins and Mayor Chaffin. City Manager
Thompson and VTN representatives Joe Pendergast and Dick Titera also present.
Attorney Dougherty absent by consent.
MINUTE APPROVAL
The minutes of September 11, 1972 were approved as presented on motion Councilman
Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
1. Lake Elsinore Democractic Party letter re. air pollution presented for information.
2. Attorney Dougherty's opinion re. city participation in bus service read^ and
discussed as city funds cannot be obligated for such a venture. Councilman Harmatz
suggested that further investigation be made to see how the city could participate.
Mr. Carter stated that Senior Citizen funds might be available and he would request
their assistance. Mr. Jack Jacobs, owner of the Sahara Dunes Motel stated he
would subscribe for the $1,500, as the City is definitely in need of a bus service.
Mike Young stated that private subscriptions would be taken.
PLANNING COMMISSION MATTERS
1. Conditional Use Application CP-72-105 (Coppens) to use a mobilehome for an
office approved on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and
duly carried.
2. Amendment to Conditional Use Application CP-72-100 (Fleming) to establish a
travel trailer campground approved on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded
Councilman DePasquale and duly carried. All conditions of "Title 25" to be met.
UNFINISHID BUSINESS
1. Cardroom applications and ordinance discussed with the following actions taken:
(a) Cardroom application of Betty Kent denied on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded
Councilman Perkins and duly carried.
(b) Cardroom application of George Kevorkian discussed with action deferred at this
time, by request, on motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Harmatz and
duly carried.
(c) Cardroom application of Jack Barenfeld & Carl Braverman discussed. After much
discussion, motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried
on the following roll call vote; action on application postponed to November 13, 1972
meeting for Ordinance clarification and possible revision:
Ayes: Councilmen Cartier, Perkins, Mayor Chaffin.
Noes: None.
Abstained: Councilmen DePasquale ~ Harmatz.
2. No action taken on Councilman DePasquale's offer to go to Sacramento for water
for Lake Elsinore, as the wells are in the process of being reactivated and committee
is working on the project.
3. This being the time for the continuation of the hearing on Conditional Use
CP-72-103 (Dairy), Sob Seidenglanz reviewed their plans and location for the
information of the Council & audience. Discussion followed with the Planning
Commission minutes report of protests taken into consideration and Mr. Sandy Reed
speaking against the Location. Motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman
DePasquale and duly carried, with Councilman Harmatz abstaining, Conditional Use.
CP-72-103 denied.
Council Meeting
Sept. 25, 1972
(Con't.)
RECESS
The City Council meeting recessed at 9:30 P.M. ~ reconvened at 9:40 P.M.
4. Discussion of possible revision of Ordinance No. 502 (Cardrooms) carried to
October 10.
5. Neil McCrummen claim for sewer damages in the amount of $84 approved on motion
Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried.
6. October 10, 1972 at 6:00 P.M. was the time set for a study session on the proposed
Land Division Ordinance.
7. The Santa Fe depot amendment to lease was approved and the City Manager authorized
to execute same on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and
duly carried.
8. Grand deed from Robert Schafer was accepted and ordered to be recorded on
motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried.
DEPARTMENTAL .REPORTS
The Sheriff's Dept. reports for June 22 - August 16, 1972 were received and filed.
REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS
1. .Councilman DePasquale reported the reflectors on Railroad Canyon Road are down.
City Manager Thompson stated he would have the Supt. of Public Works replace them.
2. Councilman DePasquale inquired about the insurance coverage of the City.- City
Manager Thompson to prepare a written report for the Council.
3. Councilman Harmatz reported a bad chuck hole on Peck Street between Graham &
Moroni and was informed the patch truck had been there on Friday.
4. Councilman Perkins inquired about the status of the property at Main & Graham
and was informed that a letter of proposed intention had been forwarded to the County.
5. Mayor Chaffin presented a request from the Lions Club for use of the City Park
on October 8 for the White Cane Breakfast. Request granted on motion Councilman
DePasquale, seconded Councilman Cartier and duly carried with Mayor Chaffin abstaining.
ADJOURNMENT
No further business appearing, the meeting adjourned at 10:10 P.M. on motion Councilman
Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried. Next regular meeting to be
October 10, as October 9 is a holiday.
Regis/pectfully submitted:
~~e ~~rJ~R%e¢~Q~
City Clerk
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~~~~:
Mayor
CITY COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 10, 1972
The City Council of the City of Elsinore met in regular session on October 10,
1972 and was called to order at 7:35 P.M. with Mayor Pro Tem Larry Cartier.
presiding.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Councilman DePasquale.
The City Clerk called the roll. Councilmen present were: Frank DePasquale,
Jerry Harmatz, Cy Perkins and Mayor Pro Tem Larry Cartier. Mayor Chaffin
.absent. City Manager Thompson and VTN representatives Dick Titers and Maurice
Neisler also present. Attorney Dougherty absent by consent.
MINUTE APPROVAL
The minutes of September 25, 1972 were .approved as presented on motion Councilman
DePasquale, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
WARRANT APPROVAL
Water Maintenance & Operation Fund warrants 804 thru 80$ in the amount of
$7,339.86 and General Fund warrants 4818 thru 4863 in the amount of $19,731.77
were approved on motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman DePasquale and
duly carried.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
This being the time for the public hearing on zone change Z-72-5 (Harmatz-Reed),
Mayor Pro Tem Cartier asked for .those for and against to be heard. There being no
protests, the hearing was closed. Motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded
Councilman Perkins and duly carried with Councilman Harmatz abstaining, Attorney
instructed to prepare necessary ordinance of rezoning.
ORAL
1. Request of John Nohra for use of the ballpark on Nov. 11 and approval of
parade granted on motion Councilman DePasquale seconded Councilman Perkins
and duly carried.
2. Councilman DePasquale suggested that the City Staff investigate the possibilities
for an annual inspection of business buildings to protect landlords from violations
which could cause fire. Report to be made a meeting of October 24.
3. Mayor Pro Tem Cartier presented a proposal from the'Pertis Chamber of Commerce
for endorsement of the proposed realignment of Hwy. 74 between Hwy. 71 and 395.
Motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried,
Resolution No. 1419, endorsing realignment to California Highway Commission adopted.
4. Proposed amendment to Ordinance No. 480 discussed. Motion Councilman DePasquale,
seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried, first reading of the proposed ordinance,
"An Ordinance of the City of Elsinore, California, Amending Paragraph D, Section 5 of
Ordinance No. 480", regarding the permitted use of mobile trailer sales office use
in mobilehome subdivisions, by title only adopted.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
1. Division of Highways environmental report on the relocation of Hwy. 74 within
the City of Elsinore reviewed and discussed, with the City Council concurring
with report.
2. Claim of Mr. Sam Schneider for roof damages denied on motion Councilman
Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried with Councilman DePasquale
voting no.
PLANNING COMMISSION MATTERS
Planning Commission minutes of October 3, 1972 received for information.
Council,.Meeting
October 10, 1972
(con't.)
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1. Revision of Ordinance No. 502 (Cardrooms) held for further study, Councilman
DePasquale presented each Councilman with a packet of materials from Gardena
relative to their cardroom operations.
DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS
1. The September Public Works report was received and filed.
2. The September Building Dept. report was received and filed.
REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS
1. City Manager Thompson reported he had received a reply from the Sheriff's
Dept. as to the additional cost for a 1/3 man & car. Cost would be $30,139.20.
More study to be given as to when this additional service would be inaugurated.
ADJOURNMENT
No further business appearing, the meeting adjourned at 9:00 P.M. on motion
Councilman Perkins, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried, Next regular
meeting to be October 24 as October 23 is a holiday.
Respectfully submitted:
City Clerk
Approved:
Mayor Pro Tem
CITY COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 24, 1972
The City Council of the City of Elsinore met in regular session on October
24, 1972 and was called to order at 7:32 P,M. with Mayor Chaffin presiding.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Councilman Cartier,
The City Clerk called the roll. Councilmen present were: Larry Cartier,
Frank DePasquale, Jerry Harmatz, Cy Perkins and Mayor Norman Chaffin. City
Manager Thompson, Attorney Dougherty and VTN representatives Joe Pendergast
& Maurice Neisler also present. VTN representative, Dick Titers arrived at
8:55 P.M.
MINUTE APPROVAL
The minutes. of October 10, 1972 were approved as presented on motion
Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Cartier and duly carried.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
Mike Young spoke regarding the mini-bus service in the City of Elsinore.
After much discussion, Mr. Young was advised to present whole package to
the City Attorney for study and report.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
1. Request for road work from Bromley Street residents discussed. Review
to be made as to standards required and inquiry to be made as to participation
of"residents. Matter to be brought back to Council on Nov. 13.
2. Tom Martin request re. dance permit fees discussed. Other cities to be
contacted as to their fees and study made.
3. Councilman DePasquale's request for acceptance of Tract ~~4233 deferred
to meeting of Nov. 13, 1972.
PLANPTING COMMISSION MATTERS
1. Resolution No. 1421 changing Washington Street to Lehr Drive adopted
on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly
carried.
2. Motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried
with Councilman DePasquale abstaining, Bill Stewart granted permission for
a temporary mobile sales office in his Machado Pines Tract No. 4267.
3. Motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried
with Councilman DePasquale abstaining, Frank DePasquale granted permission
for a temporary mobile sales office in Tract No. 4233.
UNFINISHID BUSINESS
Ordinance No. 519, amending Ordinance No. 480, approving mobile sales offices
adopted on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and carried
on an unanimous roll call vote.
NEW BUSINESS
1. Authorization to advertise for bids for the Lakeshore Drive and Main
Street intersection approved on motion Councilman Perkins, seconded Councilman
DePasquale and duly carried with Councilman"Cartier voting no.
Council Meeting
October 24, 1972
(con't.)
2. Resolution No. 1420, Notice of Intention to form an Underground Utility
District and setting the public hearing for Nov. 13, adopted on motion
Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried.
3. First reading of a proposed ordinance rezoning Harmatz-Reed property
approved on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and
duly carried with Councilman Harmatz abstaining.
4. Resolution No. 1422, establishing policy & procedures for changes in
wages adopted on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and
duly carried.
5. Grant Deed from Custom Homes for street improvement purposes accepted on
motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried.
DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS
The Sheriff's Dept. report for Aug. 17-Sept. 12 was accepted and filed.
REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS
1. City Manager Thompson reported on the proposed fire inspection program.
2. Request of Sam Digati for use of the City Park on Oct. 28 approved on
motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
3. Councilman Cartier commented on the City of GardAna cardroom ordinances
and urged the Louncil to study them.
4. Councilmen DePasquale & Harmatz reported on the Southern California Edison
trip.
5. Mayor Chaffin reported on the League of California Cities meeting re. I-15.
6. Mayor Chaffin asked several questions pertaining to the PEP program to
which the City Manager responded stating the various positions being filled
under this program and their duties.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 10:40 P.M. on motion
Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried.
Respectfully submitted:
City Clerk
Appr ved:
).
ayor
~~~~
CITY COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBER 13, 1972
The City Council of the City of Elsinore met in regular session on November
13, 1972 and was called to order at 7:30 P.M, with Mayor Chaffin presiding.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Attorney Dougherty.
The City Clerk called the roll. Councilmen present were: Larry Cartier,
Frank DePasquale, Jerry Harmatz, Cy Perkins and Mayor Norman Chaffin.
City Manager Thompson, Attorney Dougherty and VTN representatives Joe Pendergast
and Maurice Neisler also in attendance.
MINUTE APPROVAL
The minutes of the October 24, 1972 council meeting were approved as presented
on motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Cartier and duly carried.
WARRANT APPROVAL
1964 Water Maintenance & Operation Fund warrants 813 thru 818 in the amount of
$9,976.80 and City of Elsinore warrants 4875 thru 4932 in the amount of
$26,544.68 were approved on motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman
DePasquale and duly carried. Warrant No. 4933 in the amount of $49.33 to Elsinore
Ready Mix Co. was approved on motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman
Perkins and duly carried with Councilman Cartier abstaining.
PUBLIC HEARING
This being the time for the public hearing on the proposed formation of an
Underground Utility District, Mayor Chaffin opened the hearing at 7:40 P.M:
City Manager Thompson outlined the boundaries of the district and explained
the various charges, phases and time factors. Several in the audience asked
various questions concerning an underground district. There being no protests,
Mayor Chaffin closed the hearing at 7:59 P.M. Resolution No. 1423, creating
Underground Utility District No. 1, adopted on motion Councilman Cartier,
seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried on an unanimous roll call vote.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
1. Mrs. Lenik and Mr. Hanna read statements to the Council, requesting on
behalf of the Citizens for Safety & Public Interest,. that the Council pass a
Resolution supporting the vote of the people against the Motorcycle Races. No
action taken at this time as results of election have not been certified.
2. Ann Mathews spoke regarding the curb, gutter & sidewalk requirements on
new construction and was informed this shoiild be handled administratively and
her particular problem was between the builder and buyer.
3. John Nohra's request for permission to hold a Christmas Parade on December
9 at 2:00 P.M, approved on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman
DePasquale and duly carried. Mayor Chaffin and Councilman DePasquale complemented
Mr. Nohra on the best Veteran's Day Parade ever held in Elsinore.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
1. Request of Mrs. Bagsby for a street light at Pottery & Lewis Streets
approved on motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Cartier and
duly carried.
2. Elsinore Union High School request for Homecoming Parade on Nov. 17, at
1:00 P.M. approved on motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Cartier
and duly carried.
Council Meeting
Nov. 13, 1972
(con't.)
PLANNING COMMISSION MATTERS
Planning Commission recommendation for approval of Conditional Use CP-72-106 with certain
conditions for a two year period with a review for a possible three year extension
approved by City Council on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz
and duly carried.
UNFINISHID BUSINESS
1. Mike Young's request for City participation in mini-bus service discussed.
Attorney Dougherty re-stated that the City cannot loan its credit for a venture
such as this, under State law.
RECESS
The meeting recessed at 8:50 P.M. and reconvened at 9:00 P.M.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS (CON'T.)
2. Councilman DePasquale reported on the various dance permit fees in neighboring
cities. Study to be made and returned to Council on Nov. 27.
3. Request of Bromley Street residents for street improvement work discussed.
City Engineers, VTN, to prepare estimated costs & standards, as a pilot program
to see if residents are willing to participate in bringing street up to
standards for acceptance as public street.
4. Frank DePaequale's request for acceptance of tract carried to Nov. 27, 1972. ,
5. Second reading of Ordinance No. 520 to be by title only on motion Councilman
Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried with Councilman Harmatz
abstaining. Ordinance No. 520, Rezoning Certain Real Property (Reed-Harmatz)
adopted on motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Perkins and
carried on the following roll call vote:
Ayes: Councilmen: Cartier, DePasquale, Perkins, Mayor Chaffin.
Noes: None
Abstained: Councilman Harmatz
6. Cardroom application of Jack Barenfeld & Carl Braverman discussed. Various
sections of Ordinance No. 502 discussed. Action on application continued to
February 26, 1973 on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and
duly carried with Councilman DePasquale abstaining.
7. Proposed amendments to Ordinance No. 502 continued to November 27, 1972 on
motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Cartier and duly carried.
NEW BUSINESS
1. Authorization to participate in PEP program for the 1972-73 fiscal year with
City Manager to execute necessary documents approved on motion Councilman Harmatz,
seconded Councilman Cartier and duly carried.
2. Resolution No. 1424 re. tax deeded land approved on motion Councilman Harmatz,
seconded Councilman Cartier and duly carried on an unanimous roll call vote.
3. VTN authorized to proceed with a water systems study on motion Councilman
Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried.
4. Grant deed from Hunt Enterprises, Inc. for additional street right-of-way
along Machado Street accepted in Resolution No. 1425 on motion Councilman Cartier,
seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried.
5. Attorney Dougherty reported that the Korn estate had been settled in favor of
the City of Elsinore. Proceeds of the estate to be held in trust for nursing
scholarships with details to be worked out later. Receipt of distribution to be
executed by Mayor Chaffin on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman
DePasquale and duly carried.
Council Meeting
November 13, 1972
(con't.)
DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS
1. The Building Dept. October report received and filed.
2. The October Public Works report received and filed.
REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS
1. City Manager Thompson reported that additional steps are necessary to change
the name of the City Officially. Attorney to be instructed to proceed when
election results are ratified and received by Council.
2. City Manager Thompson requested authorization to return Cashier's Check to
Kool Metal Awning Co. of Orange, Inc. (Coppens) since Bond had been posted.
Authorization granted on motion Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman
Harmatz and duly carried.
3. Councilman DePasquale stated he had money in the treasury to help defray the
various costs in changing the name of the City to Lake Elsinore and would donate
the wording Lake to the City flags when change is official.
4. Councilman DePasquale inquired about the permanent trailers at Casa DeMobile
on Corydon Road. Investigation to be made.
5. Mayor Chaffin asked about. the-status of curbs, gutters and sidewalks for new
construction and informed that cash, bond or improvements were being required.
6. Mayor Chaffin stated that a stop sign was needed at Heald & Matich Street
intersection. Public works to be so informed to comply with sign on Matich
at Heald, as Heald is through street and stop sign presently at Cheney.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
Motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Hannatz and duly carried,
meeting adjourned at 11:45 P.M. to an executive session. Meeting reconvened
at 12:04 A.M.
ADJOURNMENT
No further business appearing at this time, the meeting adjourned at 12:05 A.M.,
November 14, 1972 on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and
duly carried.
Respectfully subm~i_tte~d:~~ Approved:
City Clerk ~al
CITY COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBER 27, 1972
The City Council of the City of Elsinore met in regular session on November
27, 1972 and was called to order at 7:30 P.M. with Mayor Chaffin presiding.
Councilman DePasquale led the Pledge of Allegiance.
The City Clerk called the roll. Councilmen present were: Larry Cartier,
Frank DePasquale, Jerry Harmatz, Cy Perkins and Mayor Norman Chaffin.
City Manager Thompson, Attorney Dougherty and VTN representatives Joe Pendergast
and Maurice Neisler also in attendance.
MINUTE APPROVAL
The minutes of November 13, 1972 were approved as presented on motion Councilman
Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
Mr. Jim Shumway being absent, there were no oral communications.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
1. Claim of Mr. Neil McCrummen in the amount of $840 for carpet damage discussed.
No action taken at this time as City Attorney requested additional information as
to the cause and age of carpeting, etc. City Manager to check into alternatives
to alieviate problem such as check valves, time clocks, etc. Held to meeting of
December 11, 1972..
2. County Election Department Certification of Election Returns accepted by
City Council. Resolution re. name change of City to be prepared by City Attorney
for next meeting.. No action at this time on Grand Prix resolution as requested
by Citizens for Safety and Public Interest, as Council concurred that "doors
should not be closed" if alternate proposals and routes were to be submitted at
some future date.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1. Monthly dance permit fees discussed with City Manager recommending a $25 monthly
fee, the same as County of Riverside with Police.Dept. recommendation for requiring
an officer in attendance to remain the same. attorney to prepare amendment to
Ordinance No. 399 for Dec. 11, 1972.
2. Maurice Neisler explained the various methods for improving Bromley St. and
the related costs to property owners. Property owners to be contacted on
proposed improvements and their participation.
RECESS
The meeting recessed at 9:20 P.M. and reconvened at 9:30 P.M.
3. Councilman DePasquale's request for acceptance of tract carried to 12/11/72.
4. Proposed amendments to Ordinance No. 502 set for discussion at a study session
to be held Dec. 11 at 6:30 P.M.
5. Resolution No. 1426, approving 5'~% increase in City Manager's & City Clerk's
salaries approved unanimously on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman
Harmatz.
6. The 1972/73 Fiscal Year Budget, as amended, adopted on motion Councilman
Gartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
7. Joe Pendergast, VTN, explained the various differences in the bids received
for the Lakeshore Drive & Main Street intersection. Motion Councilman Cartier,
seconded Councilman DePasquale and unanimously carried, all bids received and
rejected.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
NOVEMBER 27, 1972
(con't.)
REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS
1. Councilman Cartier requested that various proposals for Lakeshore Drive and
Main Street intersection be discussed at meeting of January 8, 1973.
2. Councilman DePasquale inquired about the status of the City's insurance.
City Manager Thompson reported that he was still making inquiries and with luck
would have a report for the meeting of Dec. 11.
3. Councilman DePasquale inquired about the permanent trailers at Casa deMobile
and was informed by Bldg. Inspector Boyes that the law does allow permanent
trailers. More investigation to be made.
4. Councilman DePasquale reported he has been under donstruction or the past
two years or so and now the City Manager is requiring. a new permit & plan for
lots, as the last rain washed some gulleys in lots and all he is doing is adding
15 loads of fill dirt. Mayor Chaffin requested that Councilman DePasquale put
his complaints & charges against the City Manager in writing. After a very
heated discussion, Councilman Cartier suggested that Councilman DePasquale bring
lots up to original plans & specifications and then no additional plans would
be required. No action taken
ADJOURNMENT
No further business appearing, the meeting adjourned at 10:30 P.M. on motion
Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Aarmatz and duly carried.
Respectfully submitted//;~~ ~ App owed:
City Clerk Mayor ~7/ ~i~
CITY COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 11, 1972
The City Council of the City of Elsinore met in regular session on December 11,
1972 and was called to order at 7:30 P.M. with Mayor Chaffin presiding.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Councilman Harmatz.
The City Clerk called the roll. Councilmen present were: Larry Cartier, Frank
DePasquale, Jerry Harmatz, Cy Perkins and Mayor Norman Chaffin. City Manager
Thompson, Attorney Dougherty, Bldg. Inspector Boyes and VTN representatives
Joe Pendergast and Maurice Neisler also present.
riINUTE APPROVAL
The minutes of November 27, 1972 were approved as presented on motion Councilman
Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried.
WARRANT APPROVAL
Discussion was held on the payment of warrants. Policy of the Council on payment
of warrants was decided that only those statements received by the last day of the
month would be approved for payment at the first council meeting of the month.
List of demands will be included with the City Councils agenda packet for said
meeting. Motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried,
1964 Water Maintenance & Operation Fund warrants 821 thru 826 in the amount of
$6,255.45 and City of Elsinore warrants 4950 thru 4998 in the amount of $29,795.92
were approved far payment. Warrant No. 4999 in the amount of $127.68 to Elsinore
Ready Mix was approved on motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins
and duly carried with Councilman Cartier abstaining.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
Charles Ward spoke regarding the necessity for the mini-bus and urged the City
Council to do all possible to assist them. Mr. Ward inquired about the PEP
program and the City's participation. He also inquired about the City Manager's
residency and if the City had a residency requirement, to which the City Manager
cited that the State law stipulates the provisions otherwise and the City has no
policy to this extent.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
1. The Mayors' & Councilmens' Citrus Belt League meeting December 13 to be
attended by Councilman Perkins and City Manager Thompson.
2. Wanda Stokes letter re. dog problems discussed, with it being noted that this
is a private nuisance.
3. Business license relocation request for the "Nearly New Store" approved on
motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried with
Councilman DePasquale abstaining. All merchandise to be inside building.
PLANNING COMMISSION MATTERS
Conditional Use Application ~~CP-72-105-2 (Barnes Realty) approved with a 2 year
review before renewal, on motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins
and duly carried with Councilman DePasquale abstaining..
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1. Neil McCrummen claim for sewer damages discussed. City Manager Thompson
reported that to date no record of a building permit or plumbing permit can be
found in the records. Attorney Dougherty advised that it is the owner's
responsibility to make a claim against the City and that if it is not decided in
forty days it is deemed denied.
2. Resolution No. 1427 re. name change of the City approved on motion
Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and carried on an unanimous roll
call vote.
3. Frank DePasquale's request for acceptance of tract continued to next meeting.
4. Proposed amendments to Ordinance No. 502 continued for further study.
NEW BUSINESS
1. Joint powers agreement for the development of the Machado Park site
discussed with City Attorney to prepare a proposed draft.
2. Proposed Ordinance, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ELSINORE, CALIFORNIA,
AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 399, SECTION P, SUB-SECTION 6d, PERTAINING TO PUBLIC DANCE
PERMITS read_,bjr,title only on the first reading on motion Councilman DePasquale,
seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried. First reading accepted on motion-
Councilman DePasquale, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried on an
unanimous roll call vote.
DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS
1. Sheriff's Dept. reports for Sept. 13 to Nov. 8, 1972 were accepted and filed.
2. Public Works November report accepted and filed.
3. Building Dept. November report accepted and filed.
REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS
1. City Manager Thompson reported on the Environmental reports and that the
guidelines were being standarized by the Federal and State agencies.
2. City Manager Thompson reported on the Revenue Sharing program and that the
first check had been received in the amount of $38,698 and some thought should be
given to proposed projects and use priorities.
3. Councilman Cartier inquired about a proposed improvement district on Machado
Street in regard to a street tree program.
4. Councilman DePasquale inquired about the insurance report and was informed that
more information is being obtained.
5. Councilman DePasquale inquired about the status of the mini-park at Main & Graham
and informed that the final agreement had been received that morning from the County
of Riverside.
6. Councilman DePasquale commented on the Lakeshore & Main intersection and reported
that Neste, Brudin & Stone had also done a plan for the improvements.
7. Councilman Harmatz inquired about the Bromley Street improvements and was
informed that property owners were being contacted.
8. Mayor Chaffin reported that the sewer line repair at Heald & Lewis was in need
of filling as trench has sunk from the traffic.
9. Mayor Chaffin also remarked about the need for repairs on Heald at Spring.
10. Mayor Chaffin asked if the problem in regard to Mr. Hypolite's curbs & gutters
had been taken care of and was informed that the proper improvement bond had been
posted.
ADJOURNMENT TO EXECUTIVE SESSION
The meeting adjourned to an executive session at 9:32 P.M.
ADJOURNMENT
The meeting reconvened at 9:55 P.M. and was adjourned at 10:09 P.M. on motion
Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly carried.
Respectfully submitted: Ap roved;
City Clerk Mayor
CITY COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 26, 1972
At 7:35 P.M., City Manager Ernest A. Thompson, acting City Clerk declared the
regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Elsinore adjourned because
of lack of a quorum.
The next regular meeting will be held at 7:30 P.M., Monday, January 8, 1973.
Resp t~ubmit Ap roved;~
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nest A. Thompson Mayor
Acting City Clerk
CITY COUNCIL MEETING JANUARY 8, 1973
The City Council of the City of Lake Elsinore met in regular session on
January 8, 1973 and was called to order at 7:30 P.M. with Mayor Chaffin presiding.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Councilman Cartier.
The City Clerk called the roll. Councilmen present were: Larry Cartier, Frank
DePasquale, Jerry Harmatz, Cy Perkins and Mayor Norman Chaffin. City Manager
Thompson, Attorney Dougherty and VTN representatives Maurice Neisler and Keith
Corrigall also in attendance.
MINUTE APPROVAL
The minutes of December 11 and 26 were approved as presented on motion Councilman
Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried.
WARRANT APPROVAL
1964 Water Maintenance & Operation Fund warrants 831 thru 834 in the amount of
$1,608.30 and City of Elsinore warrants 5008 thru 5050 in the amount of $12,143.95
were approved on motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman DePasquale and
duly carried. Warrant 5051 to Elsinore Ready Mix Co. in the amount of $224.25
was approved on motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman DePasquale and
duly carried with Councilman Cartier abstaining.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
1. Mayor Chaffin proclaimed Sunday, February 4 as Four Chaplains Sunday.
2. Councilman DePasquale reported on the results of the survey for the name
change of the City. He reported that $346.50 had been donated for the expenses
and presented a check for $150 to Mayor Chaffin for the City's share of expehses
on the ballot.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
1. Mayors & Councilmens Conference in Beaumont January 10 read for information.
2. Campfire Girls request for annual sale approved on motion Councilman DePasquale,
seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried.
3. Mr. Carter's letter re. Alamo Mkt, rubbish pickup discussed with City Manager
Thompson reporting that the City no longer picks up there.
4. Mr. Carter's letter re. mini-bus transportation read by Mayor Chaffin. Mayor
Chaffin reported on the various funds and meetings held, with the present situation
being that there are no available funds at this time for such a project. Copies
of Revenue Sharing requirements to be furnished to Councilmen.
5. Division of Highways notice of public hearing on January 18 read for information.
PLANNING COMMISSION MATTERS
The minutes of January 2, 1973 were presented for information.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1. Second Reading of Ordinance No. 521 (monthly dance permit fees) to be by
title only on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly
carried.
Ordinance No. 521, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ELSINORE, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING
ORDINANCE N0. 399, SECTION P, SUB-SECTION 6d, PERTAINING TO PUBLIC DANCE PERMITS,
was adopted on second reading on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman
Harmatz and carried on an unanimous roll call vote.
2. Maurice Neisler, VTN, explained the various bid items in the specifications
for the Lakeshore Dr. & Main St. intersection. Motion Councilman Cartier,
seconded Councilman DePasquale, City to advertise for bids; motion and second
both withdrawn. Motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman DePasquale and duly
carried, specifications to be revised and returned to Council on ,.Tanuary 22, 1973
for further action. Councilman Cartier inquired about the ultimate width of
Lakeshore Dr. from Chaney to Manning St. Informal report to be made at next meeting.
3. City Manager Thompson made an interim report on the insurance program for the
City and reported he had a quote of $4,750 for full coverage. More information
is forthcoming.
4. Frank DePasquale requested a continuence of his acceptance of tract to a
later date.
5. Proposed amendments to Ordinance No. 502 carried over for Attorney to submit
proposed draft.
RECESS
The meeting recessed at 8:50 P.M, and reconvened at 9:00 P.M.
NEW BUSINESS
1. Sahara Dunes Casino request for renewal of cardroom license approved on
motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried with
Councilman DePasquale abstaining.
2. Sanford Reed request for abandonment of Tenth Street discussed. Public
Hearing on proposed abandonment set for February 13, 1973 at 7:30 P.M. on
motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman Perkins and duly carried,
Resolution No. 1428 adopted.
3. Grant deed of Gustav T. Oien & Louise B. Oien for street widening purposes
accepted and ordered to be recorded on motion Councilman Harmatz, seconded
Councilman Cartier and duly carried.
4. Keith Corrigall reviewed the priorities for updating the General Plan and
various elements required. Motion Councilman Cartier, seconded Councilman
DePasquale and duly carried, VTN to proceed with items 1,2,3,4 & 6 as per their.
proposal of 12/29/72 for the sum of $12,500.
5. Resolution No. 1429 re. weed abatement program for 1973 and setting public
hearing for February 26, 1973 at 7:30 P.M. adopted on motion Councilman Cartier,
seconded Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
6. City Manager Thompson authorized to attend Annual Spring Conference of City
Managers in Oakland, February 21 thru 23 on motion Councilman Cartier, seconded
Councilman Harmatz and duly carried.
DEPARTDIENTAL REPORTS
1. The December Public Works report was received and filed.
2. The Building Dept. December report was received and filed.
PRELIMINARYBUDGET FOR 1973-74
The City Manager gave the prefacing remarks in presenting the preliminary
budget, to the City+:;Council, further relating that it was a balanced budget
predicated upon maintaining the same tax rate,
Mr, Paul P, Lew, Finanee Director, then responded to various aspects of the budget
with regards to his analysis and recommendations. Various departmental functions
were discussed including, but not limited to, the (a) weed abatement, (b) Planning
Director, (c) engineering and public works administration and (d) various items
of capital improvements recommended,
Mayor Chaffin submitted for the City Councils consideration the request that
the position of Mayor be allowed a flat monthly expense of $50,00 to augment
the basic compensation of $75,00, in order to!defray the out-of-pocket
expenses experienced by the position.
Further consideration of the Budget will be make during the City Council's
next regular meeting and any subsequent study sessions necessary,
The meeting adjourned at 10:06 P,M,
Respe~ubmit
f,
nest A, Thomps
City Clerk, Pro em