HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - March 20, 1972 - CC (3)AZUSA AUDITORIUM AZUSA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 201 1972 6:30 p.m.
The City Council of the City of Azusa met in adjourned
regular session at the above time and place.
Mayor Solem called the meeting to order. Call to Order
Present at Roll Call: Councilmen: Rubio, Snyder, Clark,
Sol em
Absent: Councilman: Decker
Also Present: City'�pdministrator Dangleis, City Clerk
Klarr,, Executive Committee of the Chamber
of Commerce
1
Chamber of Commerce president Lou Zimmerli addressed
Discussign re:
Council with regard to the plans and events concerning
new Chamber
the Chamber of Commerce in the ensuing year. He explained
Manager and
that Mr. Forrest Hanson, the present Secretary,Manager
Council partic.
of the Chamber, will retire this year. The Chamber
in cost
will`be looking for a new Manager and has formulated a
general description of the type of man they seek. This
person would take a more active roll in seeking out, and
working with, businesses and industries for the purpose
of locating these in the City of Azusa. Other pgints
which were covered included the formation of new committees
which would involve more Chamber members in year 'round
activities. This will make the Chamber more responsive
to the City and its activities.
Councilman Decker entered the meeting at 6:41 p.m.
C.Decker entrd.
meeting
President Zimmerli explained that a survey taken showed
Chamber Manager salaries are presently between $10,000,
and $15,000. per year. The Azusa Chamber is presently
paying just over $9,000. The new manager would have to
be paid in the above bracket and also receive an expense
allowance of approximately $4,000. for out of state trips.
In addition to these expenses the Chamber would need a partT
time person to substitute for the Manager during these
absences fr^m the state. Also, the Chamber wishes to
provide what it feels are necessary fringe benefits to'
all its employees including insurance.
It is estimated that the Chamber will need $10,466. above
its present budget to meet these requirements. While the
Chamber realizes that it will take additional meetings
between the Chamber and the Council to come to an agree-
ment, it also finds itself in the position of needing
to seek a replacement for Mr. Hanson, and thereby need-
ing some commitment from the City in order to justify
a salary.
During discussion between the Council and the Chamber
Committee representatives,various subjects were discussed,
including the question: "How much of this $10,000. would
the Chamber be able to underwrite itself?" The question
was also raised as to whether the Chamber membership
would approve the Executive Committee proposal if it had
to raise part of the cost.
The Council advised the Chamber Committee that it would
take this appeal under consideration and would be willing
to meet on further occasions with the committee, when
there is a more concrete proposal showing the amount of
Chamber participation.
AZUSA AUDITORIUM AZUSA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1972
The matter would ultimately be resolved as part of the
budget sessions qnd would not become effective, at any
rate, until Jily 1, 1972.
Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman Snyder
and unanimously carried that the meeting be adjourned.
Time of adjournment:
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7:29 p.m.
City C ex
Next Resolution #5956
Next Ordinance,t1029
Page 2
Adjourn
AZUSA AUDITORIUM AZUSA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1972 7:30 p.m.
The City Council of the City of Azusa met in regular
session at the above time and place.
Mayor Solem called the meeting to order and led in the Call to Order
salute to the flag.
Invocation was given by Pastor Gary Thomas of the Azusa Invocation
Friends Church.
Present at Roll Call: Councilmen: Rubio, Decker, Snyder, Roll Call
Clark, Solem
Also Present: City Attorney Wakefield, City Administra-
tor Dangleis, Director of Public Works
Wells, Superintendent of Light & Power
Gerharz, Police Chief Elkins, Fire Chief
Torrance, Acting Director of Parks &
Recreation Chase, City Treasurer Talley,
Associate Planning Director Fitzsimmons,
Accounting Director Cooney, City Clerk
Klarr
The Minutes of the meeting of March 6, 1972, were approved Appvl.Min.
as submitted. 3/6/72
Councilman Decker pree,�nted an award to William Hastings,
Serv.Award to
Electric Operations Supervisor in the Light Department,
Wm.Hastiggs
for 20 years service with the City.
The hour of 7:30 p.m. being the time set for a public
Pub.Hrg. on
hearing on the recommended zone change from "P" to "C-3"
zone change fr.
on property located on the west side of Alameda Avenue,
P to C-3 Bank
south of Foothill Boulevard (Planning Commission Resolu-
of America -
tion x}951 - Case Z -165 -Bank of America), the Mayor declared
Case Z-165)
the hearing open.
(Approved zone
The City Clerk presented the affidavit of proof of publica-
change &
tion of the Notice of this Hearing in the Azusa Herald &
C.Atty. to
Pomotropic on 3/8/72, and the affidavit of posting of
prepare Ord.)
said Notice on 3/10/72.
.f
A memo was received from the Associate Planning Director,
which stated that the subject property has recently been
anquired by the Bank of America for the purpose of develop-
ing a drive -up teller window, which requires commercial
zoning and a Conditional Use Permit. The Conditional Use
Permit has been granted and one of the conditions of approval
is that the Zone Change request be approved. The Planning
Commission recommended approval of this Zone Change from
"Pu to "C-311.
Ted Polucha, representing the Bank of America, addressed
Council and asked for approval of the zone change.
No further communications having been received and no one else
In the audience wishing to speak on this matter, it was
Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman Rubio and
carried that the hearing be closed.
,unanimously
Moved by Councilman Rubio, seconded by Councilman Snyder
and unanimously carried by roll call to approve the recommenda-
tion of the Planning Commission for zone change, and instruct
the City Attorney to prepare the necessary Ordinance.
The hour of 7:30 p.m. also being the time set for the public Pub.Hrg. on
hearing on the abatement of a Sub-tandard Structure located Subst.Struc.
at 708 N. Azusa Avenue (Case No. 72-1 - Leo C. and Ferne 708 N. Azusa
M. Nasser), the Mayor declared the hearing open. Ave. (Case No.
72-1 - Nasser)
AZUSA AUDITORIUM AZUSA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1972 Page 2
The City Clerk presented the affidavit of proof of publica-
tion of the Notide to Owner of Defects in Building and of
the Hearing before,the City Council to determine whether
said defects should be abated, published in the Azusa,Herald
& Pomotropic on 3/8/72. Notice of defects was mailed to the
owners.
Thomas Hildebrand, Building Official of the Citv of Azusa,
appeared before Council and, after being duly sworn by
the City Clerk, submitted his findings with regard to the
subject structure, as follows:
1. Building substandard and dilapidated.
2. Location constitutes a major hazard: Fire -Health -Safety.
3. Electrical wiring non -complying and unsafe.
4. Hollow, non -reinforced clay tile exterior walls.
5. Inadequate connection walls to roof.
6. Lacks a complete lateral resisting system.
7. Unsafe in event of earthquake.
He stated that a copy of his original report had not been
submitted to the owners of the structure.
Roy Buchan, District Engineer of Division of Building and
Safety of Los Angeles County, San Dimas Office, appeared
before Council and stated that he had made the inspection
of the subject structure with Mr. Hildebrand and Director
of Public Works Wells, and that he concurred with and
supported the findings of Mr. Hildebrand.
Leo Nasser, one of the owners of the subject structure,
having been offered the opportunity to testify, declined
to be heard before Council.
'Herman Bonequet, 1014 N. Orange Avenue, appeared before
Council and asked that in the light of the fact that the
buildings in downtown Azusa have withstood many earth-
quakes over the years, what evidence is there of damage
to them.
John Tyck, 703 N. Azusa Avenue, appeared before Council
and noted the Board of Supervisors has been faced with
the problem of some 186,000 buildings in the same condi-
tion as the ones in downtown Azusa and that they will be
making a decision regarding the fate of these buildings.
He felt the decision the County Board of Supervisors will
make should become a guideline for the City of Azusa and
nothing should be done until the decision is made by the
County.
Al Reinhardt, 701 N. Azusa Avenue, appeared before Council
and stated the Board of Supervisors has made the decision
giving eight years to the property owners to rehabilitate
or tear down their buildings. He also asked how many.build-
ings in this area have been damaged by earthquakes.
Roy Buchan again addressed Council and noted that while
there had been earthquakes in other areas, the impact of
these quakes upon the City of Azusa had not been of
'sufficient size to do significant damage. He further
noted that the Sierra Madre Fault runs through the City of
Azusa and is classified as active.
The Director of Public Works addressed Council and informed
them the Sierra Madre Fault runs along the area of Sierra
Madre Avenue and a second fault (the San Gabriel Fault)
runs along the east fork of the San Gabriel River and last
showed a movement approximately 80 years ago. He noted
that these faults are classified as active and the Sylmar
Fault was classified as inactive.
AZUSA AUDITORIUM AZUSA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1972 Page 3
Mrs. Bellen Santa Cruz, former owner of Bella's Bar
at 708 N. Azusa Avenue, in the subject structure, appeared
before Council and asked as to why Mr. Nasser was not
notified of the condition of his building earlier. She
also asked as to why she was issued a business license,
and when the new owner, to whom she had sold the business,
applied for a license, they would not give him one. She
bought her license in July and was not able to use it, and
felt she should have a refund. The Mayor concurred that
her license fee should be refunded.
John Mendoza, 441 Dalton Avenue, inquired of Council as
to what was going to happen to the residential rentals
under this abatement program.
No one else in the audience wishing to speak regarding this
matter and no communications having been received, it was
Moved by Councilman Rubio, seconded by Councilman Decker
and unanimously carried that the hearing be closed.
A Resolution was presented, declaring the structure in Res. #5956
question to be unsafe, and that the same should be abated declaring
within ninety (90) days from the date of receipt of this struc.unsafe
Resolution by the legal owners. (708 N.Azusa
Ave. - Leo
Councilman Decker offered the Resolution entitled: Nasser)
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA
DETERMINING AND DECLARING THAT A CERTAIN STRUCTURE IS'AN
UNSAFE BUILDING AND A PUBLIC NUISANCE AND THAT THE SAME
SHOULD BE ABATED.
Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman Clark
and unanimously carried that further reading be waived.
'Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman Clark
that the Resolution be adopted. Resolution passed and
adopted by the following vote of Council:
AYES: Councilmen: Rubio,
NOES: Councilmen: None
ABSENT: Councilmen: None
Decker, Snyder, Clark, Solem
and numbered Resolution 5956•
The hour of 7:30 p.m. also being the time set for a public
hearing on the abatement,of a Substandard Structure
located at 602 N. Azusa Avenue (Case No. 71-1n - James
Edwards, Jr., President, Edwards' Theatres Circuit, Inc.),
the Mayor declared the hearing open.
The City Clerk presented the affidavit of proof of pub-
lication of the Notice to Owner of Defects in Building
and of the Hearing before the City Council to determine
whether said defects should be abated, published in the
Azusa Herald & Pomotropic on 3/8/72.
Harold Davidson, 1154 S. Garfield, Alhambra, attorney
representing the owner, conducted the testimony on
behalf of the owner.
Thomas Hildebrand, Building Official of the City of Azusa,
appeared before Council and, after being duly sworn by
the City Clerk, stated that he had investigated the structure
with County District Engineer Buchan and Director of Public
Works Wells, and found it to be unsafe for the following
reasons:
Pub.Hrg. on
Subst.Struc.
602 N. Azusa
Ave. (Case No.
71-10 - Edwards'
Theatres Cir-
cuit, Inc.);
hrg. closed
(Cncl.decision
cont.to 5/15/72)
0
AZUSA AUDITORIUM AZUSA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 201 1972 Page 4
1. Building substandard and dilapidated.
2. Location constitutes a major hazard: Fire -Health -Safety.
3. Unreinforced masonry walls.
4. Deteriorating lime mortar 'n walls.
5. Anchorage of roof system to walls not adequate.
6. Unsafe in event of earthquake.
He noted that the date of inspection was 9/3/71, and it was
his understanding that a copy of the report was furnished to
the owner of the building.
Roy Buchan, District Engineer of Division of Building and Safety
of Los Angeles County, San Dimas Office, appeared before Council
and, after being duly sworn by the City Clerk, stated that he is
a Civil Engineer and that he accompanied Mr. Hildebrand and Mr.
Wells on the inspection. He felt ho had nothing to add to the
report submitted and that he could only concur in and support
the report submitted by Mr. Hildebrand.
In response to examination by Attorney Davidson, Mr. Hildebrand
indicated that he i^ neither a registered Civil Engineer nor a
registered Structuial Engineer. He defined the dilapidated
condition of the structure and noted that the rear wall of the
building was open brick, and assumed the other walls, which
were covered by stucco, to be in similar condition. Upon
direct gnepti.on by Attorney Davidson, Mr. Hildebrand stated he
was not qualified to say whether the building would stand up or
not in an earthquake.
Upon examination by Attorney Davidson, Mr. Buchan stated that
he was a registered engineer; that in his estimation the build-
ing suffers from some degree of dilapidation, though it would
support vertical weight. He was aware that the building had four
sides. He had taken certain graduate courses within an area
broadly defined as seismological studies. He was aware that a
parapet existed, a portion of which had been removed and capped
by a reinforced concrete cap, and supports had been added. In
his opinion, such reinforcement would not add to the integrity
of the building, as a whole, against lateral forces. With
regard to the proscenium wall, it was his opinion that this
would not change the report, even if it were reinforced. It
was his opinion that ^ehabilitation was possible under the
guidance of an engineer.
George Blazer, 918 N. Dalton Avenue, appeared before Council
and, after being duly sworn by the City Clerk, stated that he
had helped build the subject building in approximately 1925-27,
and that the a^nd for the mortar was hauled from the river,
mixed with dirt.
John Moreno, 428 Rosalinda Avenue, appeared before Council and,
after being duly sworn by the City Clerk, asked Council that if
the City Building Official had made no survey after six months
and he had no lights, how could he survey?
Robert Wichman, 6087 W. Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, Structural
Engineer, after being duly sworn by the City Clerk, testified on
behalf of the owner. Upon direct questioning of Attorney Davidson,
he gave his educational and professional hackground, and stated
,that he had inspected the subject structure on 2/25/72�,,aa�'nd
found its original construction to be excellent: the s'�uctural
concept good, and the construction excellent, above average.
He noted that he had taken courses in seismic design and defined,
for the Council, what this meant. He pointed out that the
deterioration of the mortar was not due to dirt but to the nature
of lime mortar. The back wall, which is open -face brick, showed
some deterioration but not hadly, while the brick and mortar
covered by plaster was in good shape. It was his opinion that
AZUSA AUDITORIUM AZUSA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 201 1972 Page 5
the proscenium wall and the fire wall which separated the
theatre portion from the stores in the front, as well as
the parapet reinforcement, added to the safety of the building.
Upon examination by City Attorney Wakefield, Mr. Wichman
stated that he did not find tuw mortar in adequate condition
to prevent damage in a moderate (Sylmar level) earthquake.
He further admitted that he had only examined the exterior
of the structure and that he could not describe the anchoring
of the roof to the walls beyond what he could observe from
the exterior. He felt that the parapet reinforcement in
concept was probably sufficient to anchor the walls to the
roof in a Sylmar -type earthquake, but not safe according to
today's standards.
Upon direct question by Attorney Davidson, Mr. Wichman stated
it would be very costly :o rehabilitate the structure and
bring it up to today's Code standards. He fel-, it was not
necessary to bring it up to this level, that there are
thousands of other buildings in the Southern California area
in similar conditim, and that it meets the prevailing standards
set by these buildings as they presently exist. He recommended
that, should the building have rehabilitation work done, it
should include removal of the fly loft and complete closing of
the proscenium wall, making it the rear wall of the structure.
He felt this, in Itself, would go beyond the general prevailing
standard of conditon of similar buildings throughout Southern
California.
Upon question by City Attorney Wakefield, Mr. Wichman stated
that no such plans had been submitted to the City Building
Department for review.
Upon direct question by Councilman Snyder, Mr. Wichman stated
he would not be willing to submit computations showing this
Nbuilding safe with regard to seismic dynamic forces.
Upon direct question of Councilman Clark, Attorney Davidson
indicated it was his understanding that the intention'of the
owner was to lease the building; that it had been leased but
that the lessee could not gain occupancy because a business
license would not be issued.
Attorney Davidson submitted eight pictures of the exterior
of the structure, as evidence to substantiate the testimony
of Mr. Wichman, which were entered as Owners Exhibit "A".
In his closing comments, Attorney Davidson indicated that the
Edwards people had been conducting business since 1932 or 1933
In this City and that they were as interested in safety as any-
one else, but they felt that the structure was sufficiently safe
as a theatre and that they should not be forced to undergo the
expense of meeting standards which are not de— nded invwhere
else, including the San Fernando area following the
Sylmar earthquake where the only requirement for reouiloing
was to restore the structures to the condition they were in
prior to the quake.
Myrl Kavanaugh, 140 W. Valley Boulevard, San Gabriel, represent-
ing the owner, appeared before Council and, after being duly sworn
by the City Clerk, stated that he would like to be able to work
this matter out in a feasible manner so that the building would
be safe to the approval of the City and yet would not have to
be demolished.
Paul Allen, 1218 N. Dalton, appeared before Council and, after
being duly sworn by the City Clerk, stated to Council that the
intention of all that was done in this hearing by the attorney for
the owner was to prove the building was safe. For himself, however,
he has forbidden his children to go into the building, and asked
Mr. Davidson and Mr. Wichman if they would want their children
in that theatre at the time of an earthquake.
AZUSA AUDITORIUM AZUSA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1972
No communications having been received and no one.else in the
audience wishing to speak on this matter, it was
Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman Snyder
and unanimously carried by roll call to close the hearing
and continue decision on the matter to 5/15/72 meeting.
At 9:39 p.m., Council recessed, and reconvened at 9:45 p.m.
The hour of 7:30 p.m. also being the time set for a
public hearing on the abatement of a Substandard Structure
located at 1043 N. Soldano Avenue (Case No. 72-3 - San
Gabriel Equity Corp.), the Mayor declared the hearing open.
The City Clerk presented the affidavit of proof of pub-
lication of the Notice to Owner of Defects in Building
and of the Hearing before the City Council to determine
whether said defects should be abated, published in the
Azusa Herald & Pomotropic on 3/8/72. A notice was sent
to the owner of the structure.
Thomas Hildebrand, Building Official of the City of Azusa,
appeared before Council and, after being duly sworn by
the City Clerk, stated that he had inspected the structure
around the end of the month of January, 1972, and that his
findings were as follows:
Page 6
Cnc.recessed
& reconvened
Pub.Hrg. on
Subst. Struc.
1043 N.Soldano
Ave. (Case No.
72-3 - Saq
Gabriel Equity
Corp.); hrg.
closed. '
(Cnc.decsion
cont.to ,t/15/72)
1. Building substandard and dilapidated.
2. Location constitutes a major hazard: Fire -Health -Safety.
3. Plumbing: Lacking in essential fixtures and insanitary.
4. Heating appliances non -complying in type and installation.
5. Foundation lacking.
6. Water system has cross connections.
' 7. Termite infestation evident.
8. Building beyond repair.
Ralph Speakman, 20843 Fuerte rive, Walnut, appeared before
Council and, after being auly sworn by the City Clerk, declared
that the building had been vacant approximately one year prior
to the purchase by his company, and that the utilities had been
turned on prior to its being inspected. With regard to the
defects, he noted that the plumbing was missing its fixtures
because they had been torn out in the process of replacement.
The heating applicances could not be non-compliant because there
was no heating system. A new system was presently being installed.
With regard totermite infestation, if this is a fact, it would
have to be corrected prior to the residential structure being
sold with F.H.A. financing.
Concerning the fact that there is no foundation under the
building, he noted that it would be economically impractical
to lift the building to put a foundation under it. 1,. was his
feeling that the building had lasted the fifty -some years of
its existence without its foundation and would last at least
fifty more years without a foundation.
No communications having been received and no one else in the
wishing to speak on this matter, it was
,audience
Moved by Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman Snyder and
unanimously carried that the hearing be closed.
After discussion, it was
Moved by Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman Snyder
and unanimously carried that the decision on this matter be
continued to the 5/15/72 meeting.
AZUSA AUDITORIUM AZUSA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1972
The hour of 7:30 P.M. also being the time set for a
continued public hearing from 3/6/72,on recommended
amendment to the Municipal Code by the addition of "CBD"
(Central Business District) Zone (Planning Commission
Resolution #948 - Planning Commission initiated), the
Mayor declared the hearing open.
Associate Planning Director Fitzsimmons addressed Council
and reported he had made an attempt to distrihi,te the
,proposed zoning classification to all interested parties,
lie mailed copies to all owners shown on the tax rolls, hand -
delivered copies to the businessmen at each location down-
town, and mailed copies to the Downtown Study Committee.
Dean Buxton, 18602 E. Duell Street, addressed Council and
stated he felt there should be no uses prohibited absolutely.
He protested particularly the prohibition of wholesale
business. He indicated that he is located at 742 N. Azusa
Avenue and has a clean wholesale business which brings
people from other cities to downtown Azusa to do business.
He also questioned'whetheP he.would be able to sell his
business if this zone were approved.
Page 7
Cont.Pub.Hrg,
re; amend. to
NO by adding
CBD Zone, rec.
by P.C.Res.948;
hrg, closed.
Hobert Boehm, 607 N. San Gabriel Avenue, owner of Ceramicorner
Inc., addressed Council ars stated he felt the entire proposal
was unfair, that it was highly limited, and would be adverse
to property values. He pointed out that he was presently
engaged in an expansion project with his business and wondered
whether he would be allowed to expand his business under this
new proposed zone.
The Associate Planning Director addressed Council to explain
the effect of the zoning. He stressed that action on this
zoning classification proposal would not effect any properties
in the downtown area at this time. He d^scribed the three
alternatives which were before Councilfbr application, as
follows:
1. Overlay zone automatically applied. This would
mean that the standards would apply to the
property immediately but would take effect only
at the time of redevelopment.
2. Overlay permissive. This option would set o
the zone but would apply it to the given property
only upon the request of the property owner'.
3. Complete rezoning of all property in the study
area. This would mean all businesses would be
non -conforming and have non-comform'.ng rights,
whereby as long as the business is continuous,
it could stay ad infinitum. Expansion and
development of the present business size would
be also possible under non -conforming rights.
He further pointed out that there is presently a setback
requirement where a commercial building is adjacent to a
residentially -zoned property. This would not be the case
within the proposed zoning classification, even though it
would have mixed residential and commercial use.
Robert Fry, 140 N. Barbara Avenue, Chairman of the Planning
Commission, addressed the audience and stated that it was
the intention of the Plann'-g Commission to help the down-
town area; that it was not trying to put anyone out of
business. He pointed out that many of the businesses were
already non -conforming and had been for years, and the
owners did not even know it.
Upon direct question by Councilman Clark, the Associate
Planning Director provided proof that the proposed
classification was modelled after successful such attempts
in other cities throughout the country, -including Buffalo,
New York, and Williamsburg, Virginia. He read from several
(Cncl.decision
tabled to
4/17/72)
AZUSA AUDITORIUM AZUSA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1972 Page 8
authoritative sources which approved the use of such a mixed
commercial -residential zoning. ,
David DeLaZerda, 809 N. Azusa Avenue, owner of Community
Garage, addressed Council and inquired as to why the restric-
tions on wholesale or auto repair businesses.
John Cortez of Johnny's Auto Body, 812 N. Azusa Avenue,
addressed Council and inquired how it would affect him if he
wished to expand his.business.
s. Arthur Andrews, 1425 Rivera Drive, Pasadena, from Milne
os. Accessories, addressed Council and stated that she owns
operty adjoining the area and felt that people adjoining the
area should be notified. She felt that the use of the Condi-
.tional Use Permit, making the Planning Commission's opinion the
zoning standard, in effect takes away all zoning from the prop-
erty. It would mean that a person would get his Conditional
Use Permit upon the basis of whether the Planning Commission
liked the person or not. This would be poison to people coming
into the City. It is putting Beverly Hills standards on Azusa.
Herman Boncquet, 1014 N. Orange Avenue, addressed Council and
stated that he felt the City should eliminate some of the traffic
signals in downtown Azusa and this would promote more traffic
through the Business District rather than by it, and thus in-
crease business.
John Conforti, 321 S. Enid Avenue, addressed the audience and
pointed out that he had been in the City for twenty years and
the problem of downtown had been studied for those twenty years.
He stated that most of the landlords and businessmen in the
downtown area had put nothing into it and bled it dry. Now
they want to put a damper on the progress of downtown for their
fa
selfish ends. They would rather have condemned buildings
a downtown in disrepair so they could enjoy low rent. He
ted that if they continue to fight,the City Council and the
nning Commission, they will continue to remain in condemned
buildings.
No further communications having been received and no one else
in the audience wishing to speak on this matter, it was
Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman Snyder and
unanimously carried that the hearing be closed.
After discussion, it was
Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman Clark to
table Council decision on this matter until the 4/17/72 meet-
ing. Motion passed by the following vote of Council:
AYES: Councilmen: Decker, Snyder, Clark, Solem
NOES: Councilmen: Rubio
ABSENT: Councilmen: None
At 10:58 p.m., Council recessed, and reconvened at 11:07 p.m. Cncl.rec.& recon
The request for City participation in an advertisement in the
San Gabriel Valley Tribune "Prospect '72 Edition" to be:pub-
lished 5/14/72, having been tabled from the 3/6/72 meeting, was
Iain brought before Council.
ved by Councilman Rubio,'seconded by Councilman Decker and
unanimously carried to remove this item from the table.
Lou Zimmerli, president of the Chamber of Commerce, addressed
Council and informed them that the Chamber had agreed to
underwrite 50% of the cost of the advertisement.
Moved by Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman Snyder and
unanimously carried by roll call to approve the request for a
half -page advertisement in this special edition of 5/14/72, in
the amount of $580.50, with the Chamber of Commerce to share
one-half of the cost.
City partic.in
ad in SGV Trib.
"Prospect 172
Edition"(tbld.
frm. 3/6/72)
(Appvd., with
Ch. of Comm. to
share 1/2 cost)
AZUSA AUDITORIUM AZUSA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 20, 19;2 Page 9
The City Clerk submitted a communication from the Azusa Commun.fr.Az.
Woman's Club which stated their concern regarding removal Woman's Club
of palm trees on Azusa Avenue. Their concern stemmed re: removal of
from a palm tree which was cut down recently at 1036 N. palm trees on
Azusa Avenue for a driveway. Azusa Ave.
After discussion, it was
Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman Rubio
and unanimously carried to refer this communication to
'the City Administrator for reply.
A request was received from the City Treasurer for the Auth.prep.of
adoption of a Resolution allowing transfer of funds between Res. allowing
Wells Fargo Bank and other banks, by verbal transaction, transfer funds
for the purpose of investments. bet.Wells Fargo
& other banks
The City Attorney informed Council that the State Code by verbal trans.
requires a warrant or an order, and suggested that a by C.Treas.,for
system of written authorization could be set up as an purp:of invest.
alternative to a warrant.
Moved by Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman Decker
and unanimously carried to approve the preparation of a
Resolution which would meet the legal requirements.
The City Clerk submitted his recommendation to send a Accept.of State
letter to the Population Research Unit of the State Dept.Finance
Departm^nt of Finance, stating the City's acceptance of pop.est. of
their population estimate for the City of 25,800, as 25,800 for City
requested by them so that this figure may be used for
tax distribution purposes effective 4/5/72.
Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman Snyder
nd unanimously carried to grant the request.
Resolution was presented establishing Azusa Project Res. #f5957
iv ert agency for the purpose of preventing juvenile estab.Az.Project
delinqu.;ncy by providing means for the early rehabilita- Divert agency
tion of juveniles showing tendencies toward deviant
behavior, which agency is funded by California Council
on Criminal Justice.
Councilman Decker offered the Resolution entitled:
A RESOLUTION OF TRF; CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA
ESTABLISHING AN AGENCY OF THE CITY TO OPERATE AZUSA
PROJECT DIVERT.
Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman Rubio
and unanimously,carried that further reading be waived.
Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman Rubio
that the Resolution be adopted. Resolution passed and
adopted by the following vote of Council:
AYES: Councilmen: Rubio, Decker, Snyder, Clark, Solem
NOES: Councilmen: None
ABSENT: Councilmen: None and numbered Resolution 5957.
he City Clerk submitted his recommendation for approval Appvl.appt.of
f the appointment of the following 13 persons to the 13 mbrs, to Az.
Azusa Project Divert Board of Directors: Project Divert
Bd. of Directors
AZUSA AUDITORIUM AZUSA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1972 Page 10
Community representatives: Fred Gutierrez, Jr.
218 N. Soldano Ave., Azusa
Mrs. Vera Mendoza
428 S. Grandin, Azusa
Mrs. Elizabeth Ramos
16652 Maseline, Covina
Thomas Maxwell
1024 Old Mill Road, Azusa
Mrs. Dorothy Healey
1260 N. Pasadena Ave,, Azusa
Agency Representatives: Byron Nelson, Azusa Police
Dept., Juvenile Officer
Felix Noriega, Azusa Police
Dept., Community Relations
Officer
Jerry Yaffe, L. A. County
Probation Department, After -
Care Unit
Mrs. Antoinette Yaffe, L. A.
County Probation Department
John Kloster, Azusa Unified
School District
Dick Jackson, Azusa Unified
School District
' Raymond Watschke, Edgewood
Family Counseling Agency
Project Director Dean F. Klarr, City Clerk
Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman Rubio and
unanimously carried to approve the recommendation.
The City Clerk requested Council ratification of the Ratification
$ayment by the City of an assessment amount1^� to of payment of
9, 74 to Azusa Agricultural water Co., for 4�o87 shares $9,37�t assess -
at 2.00 each. Payment was made before Marcn 10, 1972, ment to Az.Agri.
on which date it would have become delinquent. Water Co.
Moved by Councilman Rubio, seconded by Councilman Snyder
and unanimously carried by roll call to ratify said
payment.
An invitation was received for members of Council to Invit.to attend
attend the California Congress of P.T.A. Annual Convention, Calif.Congress
to be held at Citrus Auditorium, 4/12/72, from 9:45 a.m. PTA Annual Con -
to 12:45 p.m. vention, 4/12/72
Moved by Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman Decker
unanimously carried to receive and file.
,and
An invitation was received from KNBC/Channel 4 to a Invit.for Mayor
luncheon at the Cornhusker's, 3/29/72, at 12:00 Noon, to attend lunch.
for presentation of areas of service supplied by the by KNBC/Chan.4.
Station to the community. 3/29/72, at
Cornhusker's
It was ascertained that the invitation was intended
for the Mayor only. No action by Council.
AZUSA AUDITORIUM AZUSA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1972 Page 11
Council was informed of the receipt of two petitions, Petitions for
each containing 21 signatures: one which opposed & against re -
the widening of Foothill Boulevard from Alosta to Citrus moval of trees
Avenues and removal of eucalyptus trees, and the second to widen Foothill
one from the owners, residents, and workers in the area Blvd.fr. Alosta
in question which strongly urged the removal of the to Citrus Aves.
eucalyptus trees.
After discussion, it was
Moved by Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman Snyder
to approve removal of these trees, pending the replacement
by the County with trees acceptable to the City of Azusa.
Motion passed by the following vote of Council:
AYES: Councilmen: Snyder, Clark, Solem
NOES: Councilmen: Rubio, Decker
ABSENT: Councilmen: None
A Resolution was presented authorizing John R. Dangleis, _Res. #5958 auth.
City Administ-ator, to execute and file application with C.Adm.Dangleis to
H.U.D., in place of the former City Administrator, Robert file applic. with
K. Sandwick. HUD in place of
former C.Adm.
Councilman Clark offered the Resolution entitled:
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA,
LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, AUTHORIZING FILING OF
APPLICATION WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN
DEVELOPMENT UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, FOR A GRANT
UNDER P.L. 69-117.
Moved by Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman Snyder
and unanimously carried that further reading be waived.
'Moved by Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman Snyder
that the Resolution be adopted. Resolution passed and
adopted by the following vote of Council:
AYES:
Councilmen:
Rubio, Decker, Snyder, Clark,
Solem
NOES:
Councilmen:
None
ABSENT:
Councilmen:
None and numbered Resolution
5958•
The City Clerk presented a communication from Azusa Invit.for Cncl.
National Little League, inviting Council to attend its to attend open -
opening day ceremonies on Saturday, 4/8/72, at 10:00 a.m., ing day cere.of
at the Little League Park at 5th Street and Rockvale Azusa Natl.Little
Avenue. League & Azusa
American Little
The City Clerk also informed Council that they are League, 4/8/72,
invited to attend the ceremonies of Azusa American 10:00 a.m.
Little League at its park, on the same date and at the
same time.
Moved by Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman Snyder
and unanimously carried to receive and file.
The City Treasurer's Financial Statement was submitted, C.Treas. Fin.
showing a balance of $1,012,968.35 as of February 29, 1972. Statement
oved by Councilman Snyder, seconded by Councilman Clark
and unanimously carried to receive and file.
A communication was received from the Personnel Board, Step Raises
recommending approval of step raises and/or permanent,
status for the following employees:
AZUSA AUDITORIUM AZUSA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1972 Page 12
Name To Status Effective
Evelyn Bath Intermed. Typist Clerk
Gary Parisi Police Officer
Step 4
Step 2 (Perm.
Status)
Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman Snyder
and unanimously carried to approve the recommendations.
The Personnel Board submitted a recommended amendment
to Section 93, Paragraph 5, of Rules and Regulations,
deleting the phrase "provided there is a vacancy",
because of a conflict with the initiative Civil Service
Ordinance.
Moved by Councilman'Clark, seconded by Councilman Snyder
and unanimously carried to approve the recommendation
and refer to the City Attorney for the preparation of
the necessary Resolution.
The Personnel Board submitted the following recommended
job specifications and salaries for Azusa Project Divert
which have been approved by CCCJ for the type, number,
and quality of employees:
3/29/72
3/21/72
1 Project Supervisor (Part-time) $8,000 per year
1 Project Secretary, Range 108.5 477-580 a month
3 Therapist -Team Leader, Range 123.5 972-1166 a month
3 Community Worker, Range 112.0 566-685 a month
3 Youth Worker (Part-time) $3.00 per hour
Recom.by P.B.
to amend Sec.
93, na^a. 5,
of R&R, by
deleting one
phrase
Recom.by P.B.
re: job specs
& salaries for
Azusa Project
Divert
Moved by Councilman Rubio, seconded by Councilman Decker and
unanimously carried by roll call to approve the recommendations.
A Resolution was presented, amending the complement by Res. #5959
the addition of Azusa Project Divert positions, which amend.complement
re being funded by the California Council on Criminal by addition of
Justice and shall cease to be effective upon termination Az.Proj.Divert
of said funds. positions
Councilman Decker offered the Resolution entitled:
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA
AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 58721 RELATING TO THE TABLE OF
ORGANIZATION, COMPENSATION AND CLASSIFICATION SCHEDULE
FOR THE SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE CITY, AND AMENDING
EXHIBIT "A" ATTACHED THERETO.
Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman Rubio
and unanimously carried that further reading be waived.
Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman Rubio
that the Resolution be adopted. Resolution passed and
adopted by the following vote of Council:
AYES: Councilmen: Rubio, Decker, Snyder, Clark, Solem
NOES: Councilmen: None
ABSENT: Councilmen: None and numbered Resolution 5959•
otice was given that the Planning Commission, by Resolu- P.C.Res.#959
tIon No. 959, conditionally approved Tentative Parcel cond. appvg.
ap No. 2650 (Earl Aikin - 1002 W. 4th St.). Tent.Parcel Map
#2650 (Earl
The City Clerk presented an appeal by Rose and Dale Aikin - 1002
M. Mueller, 969 W. Hollyvale Street, from the decision W. 4th St.)
of the Commission for review by Council, regarding
drainage (Planning Commission Resolution #959). Appeal by Rose
& Dale Mueller
fr,P.C.decision
for review by
Cncl, as to
drainage
AZUSA AUDITORIUM AZUSA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 200 1972 Page 13
The Director of Public Works addressed Council and
outlined the problem of the area with regard to drainage
on the property, and noted that at one time, in 1967,
this property and several others had been flooded by
drainage of surface water.
George McDougold, 979 W. Hollyvale Street, addressed
Council and ^xplained that the flood in 1967 happened
when a berm gave way and the water, which had been held
back from this property, flooded the property and five
others. He felt that opening a driveway into the cul-
de-sac would create the same hazard. He further suggested
that a retaining wall surrounding the back part of the
subject property could be built which would prevent the
water from draining off the property on to the others in
the area.
Dale Mueller, 969 W. Hollyvale Street, addressed Council
and asked that something'be done in such a way that, two
or three years hence, a neighborhood squabble will not
be caused by drainage without some proper and legal
recourse available.
Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman Rubio
and unanimously carried by roll call to approve Tentative
Parcel Map No. 2650, with conditions imposed by the
Planning Commission, plus an additional condition requir-
ing adequate system for control of surface water upon the
subject property, whereby it would not drain on to other
properties, and that the planniggof and the system itself
be subject to the approval of the City Engineer.
Notice was also given that the Planning Commission, by
P.C.Res. #960
Resolution No. 960, approved Tentative Parcel Map
appvg.Tent.
No. 2751 (Groves & Cauthen - 916 W. 5th St.). No action
Parc.Map No.
Council.
2751 (Groves
Iby
& Cauthen)
The Planning Commission recommended the relocation of a
Appvl.relocation
single-family residence and detached double -car garage
single-family
from the City of Norwalk to 1002 W. 4th Street (Earl
res. & det.P-car
Aiken).
garage to 1002
W.4th St. (Earl
Moved by Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman Rubio
Aiken)
and unanimously carried to accept the recommendation,
subject to conditions imposed by the Planning Commission
and the Building Department.
The Planning Commission further recommended the reloca-
Appvl.relocation
tion of a single-family residence and detached double-
single-family
car garage from the City of N6rwalk to 153 N. Dalton
res. & det.2-car
Avenue (Rachel Sanchez).
g^xaap to 153 N.
Daluon Ave.
Moved by Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman Rubio
(R. Sanchez)
and unanimously carried to accept the recommendation,
subject to conditions imposed by the Planning Commission
and the Building Department.
A Resolution was presented, amending Resolution No. 4693 Res. #5960
amending the classification specifications to redupa amend.Res.4693
,by
the height and weight requirements for the position of Firman. to reduce hgt.
' & wght.require.
Councilman Decker offered the Resolution entitled: for Fireman
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY -OF AZUSA
AMENDING RESOLUTION N0. 4693 BY AMENDING THE CLASSIFICA-
TION SPECIFICATIONS FOR FIREMAN.
Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman Clark
and unanimously carried that further reading be waived. -
Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman Clark
that the Resolution be adopted. Resolution passed and
adopted by the following'vote of Council:
AZUSA AUDITORIUM AZUSA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1972 Page 15
AYES: Councilmen: Rubio, Decker, Snyder, Solem
NOES: Councilmen: Clark
ABSENT: Councilmen: None and numbered Resolution 5961.
A request was received from the Director of Public Works Auth.attend.H.
for permission for Herbert Grosdidier, Water Utility Grosdidier
Superintendent, to attend the annual National Conference Natl.Conf.Amer.
of American Water Works Association, to be held in Chicago, Water Wks.Apsn.,
June 5-9, 1972, with accountable expenses not to exceed Chicago, 6/5-9,
$250 (budgeted item). w/acct. exp.not
Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman Rubio exc. $250
and unanimously carried by roll call to approve the request,
A report was received from the Director of Public Works Hrg.to be set
re: failure to comply with Notice to Abate Public Nuisance on Subst.Struc.
of substandard building at 231 N. Azusa Avenue, owned by 0231 N.Azuea,
Anthony M. and Julia S. Ortuno (Case #72-2), with recom- due to failure
mendation that the City Council set a hearing on the abate- to comply with
ment of the building according to the applicable ordinances. Not.to Abate
Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman Snyder (Ortuno)
and unanimously carried to proceed with the abatement and
authorize the City Clerk to set for hearing the above-
named substandard structure.
A report was received from the Director of Public Works Hrg.to be set
re: failure to comply with Notice to Abate Public Nuisance on Subst.Struc.
of substandard building at 338 N. Azusa Avneue, owned by @ 338 N.Azusa,
Edward R. and Joyce Seidner (Case #72-5), with recom- due to failure
mendation that the City Council set a hearing on the to comply with
abatement of the building according to the applicable Not. to Abate
ordinances. (Seidner)
Moved by Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman Snyder
nd unanimously carried to proceed with the abatement and
uthorize the City Clerk to set for hearing the above-
named substandard structure.
A memo was received from the Director of Public Works, Auth.attend.by
requesting authorization for him and the City Engineer Dir.PW & C.Engr.
to attend the annual California Transportation and Public @ Transp.& P.W:
Works Conference, to be held at the University of Calif- Conf., in Santa
ornia in Santa Cruz, March 23 thru 25, 1972, with reim- Cruz, 3/23-25,
bursement of accountable expenses not to exceed $200 each. w/reimb. acct.
exp.not exceeding
Moved by Councilman Rubio, seconded by Councilman Snyder $200 each
and unanimously carried by roll call to approve the
recommendation.
The City Administrator submitted a letter from the Azusa Recognition of
City Employees Association, Inc., requesting recognition ACEA as rep.
of the Association as a representative for the purpose for Meet and
of Meet and Confer sessions. Confer sessions
The City Administrator informed Council that a majority
of the sworn Police personnel were now represented by the
Azusa City Employees Association, and recommended that
this Association be recognized as the agent for all
iscellaneous employees as well as the sworn Police and
ire employees.
oved by Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman Snyder
and unanimously carried to recognize the Azusa Employees
Association as a representative of the above-named groups.
The Fire Chief submitted the resignation of Fireman Paul Resig. Fireman
Heidtke, effective 3/26/72, Paul Heidtke,
eff. 3/26/72
Moved by Councilman Rubio, seconded by Councilman Snyder
and unanimously carried to accept the resignation.
AZUSA AUDITORIUM AZUSA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1972 Page 14
AYES: Councilmen: Rubio, Decker, Snyder, Clark, Solem
NOES: Councilmen: None
ABSENT: Councilmen: None and numbered Resolution 5960.
The monthly reports from various City Departments were Monthly
presented by the City Administrator. Reports
Moved by Councilman Rubio, seconded by Councilman Decker
and unanimously carried to receive and file.
'A request was received from the Police Chief, requesting Confirm.appt.
confirmation of the appointment of Rodney G. Smith as proba- R. G. Smith
tionary Police Officer, at Step 1, Range 119.5, effective proba.Pol.Off.,
3/28/72, upon successful -completion of his physical exam- eff. 3/28/72
ination.
Moved by Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman Rubio
and unanimously carried to confirm the appointment.
A further request was received from the Police Chief,
requesting confirmation of the appointment of Larry R
Hodge,'probationary Police Officer, at Step 1, Range
119.5, effective 3/27/72.
Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman Snyder
and unanimously carried to confirm the appointment.
The Director of Public Works submitted the resignation,
for the purposes of retirement, of Wayne Loyd, Superinten-
dent of Public Works, effective 3/16/72.
Moved by Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman Snyder
and unanimously carried to accept the resignation with
great reluctance.
,Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman Rubio
and unanimously carried to authorize the preparation of
Resolutions of Commendation and plaques for thosefive
employees who are retiring or have retired from the City
and will be honored on 4/8/72.
A memo was received from the Director of Public Works,
recommending the adoption of a Resolution requesting
the Public Utilities Commission to establish a priority
for proposed railroad grade separation on Cerritos Avenue
at the A. T. & S. F. Railway. This Resolution is needed
in order to be eligible for State Grade Separation Funding,
as the P.U.C. has established 3/24/72 as a deadline for
submitting new nominations to the priority lists. Also,
the adoption of this Resolution will have little effF^t on
the City's position on the road extension but will place the
City on the list prior to the deadline.
Councilman Rubio offered the Resolution entitled:
A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA
REQUESTING THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION TO CON-
SIDER AND TO ESTABLISH A PRIORITY FOR A GRADE SEPARA-
TION ON CERRITOS AVENUE AT THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND
SANTA FE RAILWAY COMPANY AND AUTHORIZING THE COUNTY
ROAD COMMISSIONER TO INITIATE PROCEEDINGS AND TO
NEGOTIATE WITH ALL INTERESTED PARTIES FOR THE PRO-
POSED IMPROVEMENT.
Moved by Councilman Rubio, seconded by Councilman Decker
and unanimously carried that further reading be waived.
Moved by Councilman Rubio, seconded by Councilman Decker
that the Resolution be adopted. Resolution passed and
adopted by the following -vote of Council:
Confirm.appt.
L. R. Hodge,
eff. 3/27/72f.,
Resig. Wayne
Loyd, 3upt.P.W.
eff. 3/16/72
Auth.prep.Res.&
Plaques for 5
retirees, to be
pres. on 4/8/72
Res. #5961
req. PUC to
estab.priority
for grade
separation on
Cerritos Ave.
@A.T.&S.F.Ry.
AZUSA AUDITORIUM AZUSA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY,'MARCH 20, 1972
The Acting Director of Parks & Recreation notified Council
of the termination of Richard Padilla as Park Maintenance
Man I (under E. E. A. program), effective 3/13/72.
Moved by Councilman Snyder, seconded by Councilman Clark
and unanimously carried to receive and file.
A request was received from the Acting Director of Parks
& Recreation, requesting confirmation of the appointment
of Jose A. Angulo as Park Maintenance Man I. under E.E.A.
'program, at Step 1 of Range 110.5, effective 3/21/72.
Moved by Councilman Rubio, seconded by Councilman Snyder
and unanimously carried to confirm the appointment.
The City Clerk read in full a Resolution authorizing
payment of warrants by the City.
Councilman Decker offered the Resolution entitled:
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA
ALLOWING CERTAIN CLAIMS AND DEMANDS AND SPECIFYING THE
FUNDS OUT OF WHICH THE SAME ARE TO BE PAID.
Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman Rubio
that the Resolution be adopted. Resolution passed and
adopted by the following vote of Council:
AYES: Councilmen: Rubio, Decker, Snyder, Clark, $olem
NOES: Councilmen: None
ABSENT: Councilmen: None and numbered Resolution 5962.
Moved by Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman Rubio
and unanimously carried that the meeting be adjourned.
Time of Adjournment: 12:32 a.m.
Next Resolution ##5963
Next Ordinance ##1029
Page 16
Term.Richard
Padilla, Park
Maint.Man I
(E.E.A.), eff.
3/13/72
Confirm.appt.
J.A. Angulo,
Park Maint.Man I.
(E.E.A.), eff.
3/2-/72
Res. ##5962
Bills & Reqs.
Adjourn