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HomeMy WebLinkAbout07/20/1998 - City CouncilREGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL CITY OF COSTA MESA JULY 20, 1998 The City Council of the City of Costa Mesa, California, met in regular session July 20, 1998, at 6:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers of City Hall, 77 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. The meeting was called .to order by the Mayor, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag led by Council Member Erickson, and invocation by Mayor Buffa. ROLL CALL Council Members Present: Mayor Peter Buffa -_ Mayor Pro Tem Gary Monahan Council Member Joe Erickson Council Member Libby Cowan A Council Member Heather Somers -- Council Members Absent: None Officials Present: City Manager Allan Roeder City Attorney Thomas Kathe Deputy City Manager/Development Services Donald Lamm Public Services Director William Morris Community Services Director Keith Van Holt Assistant to the City Manager Ann Shultz Deputy City Clerk Mary Elliott MINUTES On motion by Council Member Erickson, seconded by Council July 6, 1998 Member Somers, and carried 5-0, the minutes of the regular meeting of July 6,, 1998, were approved as distributed. ORDINANCES AND A motion was made by Council Member Erickson, seconded RESOLUTIONS by Council Member Cowan, and carried 5-0, to read all ordinances and resolutions by title only. PRESENTATION Mayor Buffa presented a resolution to Joe Hecker, Deputy Adopted Resolution District Director for California Department of Transportation 98-68, Commend- (CALTRANS) District 12, in recognition of their aesthetically ing CALTRANS on pleasing facility located in Costa Mesa. On motion by Council Its New Mainten- Member Cowan, seconded by Council Member Erickson, and ance Facility carried 5-0, Resolution 98-68 was adopted: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA, COMMENDING CALTRANS ON CON- STRUCTION OF A MAINTENANCE FACILITY WITHIN THE CITY OF COSTA MESA. ANNOUNCEMENT Mayor Buffa recognized the following persons who were in attendance: John' Moorlach, Orange County Treasurer; Hank Panian, Mesa Consolidated Water District Board of Directors; and former Mayor Mary Hornbuckle. 1 PRESENTATION Mayor Buffa read a proclamation declaring July 20, 1998, as "Charles Beecher "Charles Beecher Day" in' the - City of Costa Mesa, Day" commending him for his outstanding and tireless contribution to the City's historical legacy. CONSENT The following, items were removed from the Consent CALENDAR Calendar: Item No. 10, Construction of Shalimar Park; and Item No. 11, Resolution determining that the Police Department may enforce by infraction citation the smoking prohibition. MOTION/Approved On motion by Council Member Cowan, seconded by Council Except Items 10 Member Erickson, and carried 5-0, the remaining Consent and 11 Calendar items were approved as recommended. READING FOLDER The following Reading Folder items were received and processed: Claims Claims received by the Deputy City Clerk: Charlene Bell; "Elise" Louise Quinn; and Charles M. Sutterfield. Alcoholic Beverage Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) License Requests: Control (ABC) Licenses Peking Restaurant (formerly Szechwan King), 810 West 19th Street, for a person-to-person transfer of a Type 47 ABC license (on -sale general for a bona fide eating place). Mr. Juan Restaurant, 2263 Fairview Road, Suite G, for an original Type 41 ABC license (on -sale beer and wine for a bona fide eating place). Public Utilities Reply from Pacific Bell (U 1001 C) to protests lodged Commission against Pacific Bell's Application No. 98-05-038 filed with the Public Utilities Commission, for authority for pricing flexibility and to increase prices of certain operator services, to reduce the number of monthly directory assistance call allowances, and adjust prices for four Centrex optional features. WARRANTS Approved Warrant 1701 The following warrants were approved: Warrant Resolution 1701, funding City operating expenses for $344,123.94. Approved Warrant Warrant Resolution 1702, funding City operating 1702/Payroll 814 expenses for $420,480.37; and Payroll 814 for $1,472,592.32. .REJECTED CLAIMS The following claims were rejected: Hicks Paul M. Hicks (flood waters damaged real and/or personal property). Kepler Joseph and Cheryl Kepler (flood waters damaged real and/or personal property). 10 ADMINISTRATIVE Bids received for 1997-1998 Street Maintenance Program, ACTIONS/Awarded Slurry Seal, Project No. 98-10, are on file in the City Clerk's 1997-1998 Street office. The contract was , awarded to Pavement Coatings Maintenance to Company, 5312 Cypress Street, Cypress, for Pavement Coatings $328,296.42. Awarded Missing Bids received for Missing Link Sidewalks in Community Link Sidewalks, Development Block Grant (CDBG) Eligible Areas, Project No. Project No. 98-11, 98-11, are on file :in the City Clerk's office. The contract was to S. Parker awarded to S. Parker Engineering, Inc., 10059 Whippoorwill Engineering Avenue, Fountain Valley, for $334,604.50 (base bid plus alternate bid). Accepted Improve- Street excavation, at Red Hill Avenue and Kalmus Drive, in ments at Red Hill connection with Encroachment Permit No. 14024, was and Kalmus by completed to the satisfaction of the Public Services Director Herman Weissker, by Herman Weissker, Inc., 2820 Industrial Drive, Inc., EP -14024 Bloomington. The work was accepted; and the bonds were tract to Metro ordered exonerated. Accepted Improve- Street excavation at 431 East 20" Street, in connection with ments at 431 East Encroachment Permit No. 14678, was completed to the 20" Street by satisfaction of the Public Services Director by American Leak American Leak Detection, 304 North Townsend Street, Suite D, Santa Ana. Detection, EP- The work was accepted; and refund of a $10,000.00 cash 14678 deposit was approved. Approved Adden- Approval was given to the third addendum to an agreement dura to Agreement with Hazelrigg Risk Management Services, Inc., 1310 Valley with Hazelrigg and Vista Drive, Diamond Bar, for $158,000.00, and the City of Newport Beach for Newport Beach, 'for workers' compensation claims Workers' Comp- administration from July 1, 1998, through June 30, 1999; ensation Claims and the City Manager was authorized to sign on behalf of the City. Approved Agree- An agreement was approved with Ecotek Technology ment with Ecotek Solutions, 330 Main Street, Suite 201, Seal Beach, for Technology for a purchase and development of a Multimedia Electronic Touch Electronic Touch Screen Kiosk; and the City Manager and Deputy City Clerk Screen Kiosk were authorized to, sign on behalf of the City. Construction of Item 10 on the Consent Calendar was presented: Shalimar Park Construction of Shalimar Park. Robert Graham, 3260 Dakota Avenue, Costa Mesa, questioned spending approximately $330,000.00 for a park located on a street which is blocked off from the public. He suggested that the City should plan to provide pedestrian, bicycle, and automobile access to the MOTION/Rejected beach west of Costa Mesa. On motion by Council Member Bid from Green Erickson, seconded by Council Member Somers, and carried Giant Landscape 5-0, the following action was taken: the bid from Green and Awarded Con- Giant Landscape, Incorporated, 631 South Palm Street, Unit tract to Metro E, La Habra, was rejected based on the finding that they are Builders not the lowest responsible bidder; therefore, the contract was awarded to Metro Builders & Engineers Group Ltd., 2610 Avon Street, Unit A, Newport Beach, for $136,471.00. Smoking. Item 11 on the Consent Calendar was presented: Resolution Prohibition regarding enforcement of'the'smoking prohibition set forth in Enforcement by California Labor Code. Mayor Pro Tem Monahan opposed the Police Department resolution because he believed that the Police Department has MOTION/Adopted better things to do than writing smoking citations. On motion Resolution 98-69 by Council Member .Somers, seconded by Council Member Cowan, and carried 4-1, Mayor Pro Tem Monahan voting no, Resolution 98-69 was adopted: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA, DETERMINING THAT THE COSTA MESA POLICE DEPARTMENT MAY ENFORCE BY AN INFRACTION CITATION THE SMOKING PROHIBITION SET FORTH IN CALIFORNIA LABOR CODE SECTION 6404.5. PUBLIC HEARING The Deputy City Clerk announced the public hearing Review of PA -98- continued from they._meeting of July 6, 1998, to consider a 31, RFA, Inc. request from Mayor "Pro Tem Monahan for Council review of the Planning Commission's denial of Conditional Use Permit PA -98-31, RFA, Inc., 2050 South Santa Cruz Street, Suite 2100, Anaheim, authorized agent for Chevron Products, Inc., 1300 Beach Boulevard, La Habra, for a conditional use permit to allow the sale of beer and wine from a recently approved mini -market at a Chevron gas station, 3190 Harbor Boulevard, in a C1 zone. Environmental Determination: Exempt. A communication was received from Dorothy Adams, 220 Amherst Road, Costa Mesa, opposing the request. The Deputy City Manager reviewed the Agenda Report dated July 9, 1998. Leslie Bilbro, representing Chevron Products, explained that Chevron gas stations and many other companies in the petroleum industry are shifting away from automotive services and making the transition into providing a quick - service restaurant or convenience store. She said that an investigation was conducted and it was determined that police reporting district No. 20 was'; considered a high crime rate area; however, most of the crime is occurring away from their facility. Mike Biggs, security representative for Chevron, reported on the various crime statistics that Chevron has currently documented in police reporting district No. 20; and was of the opinion that the sale of beer and wine would not negatively impact the surrounding area. He asked that Condition of Approval No. 18, not be required at this time, and suggested having staff re-examine the operation within a reasonable time period to determine if wrought iron fencing should be installed along the interior side property lines. Mr. Biggs referred to Condition of Approval No. 1 which states: "Prior to alcohol sales at this location, the applicant shall purchase and transfer an existing Alcoholic Beverage Control license, preferably from a census tract elsewhere in Costa Mesa with an over -concentration of off -sale licenses". He stated that their facility has had less crime than the number needed to make this a high crime area within police reporting district No. 20, and felt that they should have the opportunity to obtain a new license which is available. There being no other speakers, the Mayor closed the public hearing. . 1i 12 Council Member ' Somers stated that she supported the Planning Commission's denial because there is overwhelming evidence that this is not a good area for more liquor sales. She was concerned about the long-time established liquor stores in the City' who make their entire living on the sale of liquor, and who might be driven out of business by these types of convenience stores. MOTION/To Uphold A motion was made by Council Member Somers, seconded Planning Comm- by Council Member Erickson, to uphold the Planning ission's Denial Commission's denial. SUBSTITUTE A substitute motion was made by Mayor Pro Tem Monahan, MOTION/Adopted seconded by Mayor Buffa, to adopt Resolution 98-70, A Resolution 98-70, RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF Approving PA -98- COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING CONDITIONAL 31 USE PERMIT PA -98-31, making a finding of public convenience or necessity for the Chevron gas station. Mayor Pro Tem Monahan felt that Chevron is a very professionally run, corporation and with the 18 Conditions of Approval any problems associated with convenience store liquor sales should be reduced considerably. Council Member ; Cowan believed that the wrought iron fencing requirement (Condition No. 18) should be retained, although she was concerned that the fencing may go through the designated handicap path -of -travel between the Chevron site and Denny's restaurant. Mayor Buffa recommended _ having staff work with the applicant to resolve the concerns stated by Council Member Cowan. Referring to Condition No.. 1 concerning the Alcoholic Beverage License, Council Member Cowan stated that she would support the idea of the applicant obtaining the license from a census tract with an over -concentration of off -sale licenses, and if within six months, a license does not become available, she would be willing to review the matter again. She also asked that the word "preferably" be changed since it is an unenforceable term. The Deputy City Manager suggested that staff rewrite Condition No. 1 to indicate that at the end of six months, this matter shall be brought back to the Planning Commission for review if this type of license is not available. Mayor Pro Tem Monahan agreed to the suggested changes to Condition Nos. 1 and 18, but cautioned that the price of the license might become overly inflated if someone is aware of the condition being imposed on the applicant. Mayor Buffa, who seconded the substitute motion, indicated his agreement with the modifications. AMENDED Based on the preceding discussion, the substitute motion was SUBSTITUTE amended as follows: amend Condition No. 1 to read that MOTION/Modified prior to alcohol sales at this location, the applicant shall Condition Nos. purchase and transfer an existing Alcoholic Beverage Control 1 and 18 license (change the word "preferably") from a census tract elsewhere in Costa Mesa with an over -concentration of off - sale licenses, and'if if at the end of six months, a license does not become available, this matter shall be brought back to the 13 Planning Commission for review; and amend Condition No. 18 to read that wrought iron fencing shall be installed along the interior side property lines under the direction of the Planning staff, and authorizing staff to work with the applicant on the path -of -travel for the handicap parking space in relationship to the fence. The amended substitute motion carried 3-2, Council Member Somers and Erickson voting no. PUBLIC HEARING The Deputy City Clerk announced that this was the time and Review of ZA-98- place set for the public hearing to consider a request from 10, RFA, Inc. Council Member Somers for Council review of the Planning Commission's approval of Planned Signing Program ZA-98- 10, RFA, Inc., 2050 South Santa Cruz Street, Suite 2100, Anaheim, authorized agent for Chevron Products, Inc., 1300 Beach Boulevard, La Habra, to allow a 65 -foot high, 163 - square -foot freeway -_oriented sign (32 feet maximum allowed) on a 19,950 -square -foot Chevron service station site (one acre minimum required for freeway -oriented signs), located approximately 370 feet from a freeway exit (300 feet maximum allowed), located at 3190 Harbor Boulevard, in a C1 zone. Environmental Determination: Exempt. The Affidavits of Publishing and Mailing are on file in the City Clerk's office. No communications were received. The Deputy City Manager reviewed the Agenda Report dated July 2, 1998. Ted Grove, Project Manager, RFA, Inc., agreed with the Conditions of Approval recommended by the Planning Commission. He reported that Chevron is investing over one million dollars to upgrade the facility, and approval of the sign would generate a 25 percent increase in sales. He believed that the Planning Commission approved the project because the sign meets the general intent of the City's sign code. Mr. Grove pointed out that the new sign would be located in the rear of the facility, along Gisler Avenue and will not be visible from Harbor Boulevard. There being no other speakers, the Mayor closed the public hearing. Council Member Somers stated that the sign proposed will create a negative impact on the community. She added that the sign is not consistent with the City's sign ordinance or with the general plan. Council Member Cowan was concerned about the sign not being in compliance with the City's sign ordinance, and having a business which sells, .liquor generating customers from the freeway via its signage. MOTION/To Deny Planning Comm- A motion was made by Council Member Cowan, seconded by issions' Approval Council Member Somers, to deny ZA-98-10. Mayor Pro Tem Monahan opposed the motion because a freeway sign would help to generate business. He also noted that the surrounding residents will not be affected because the sign will not be illuminated. 14 Council Member Erickson supported the request based on the facts that there are a number of similar signs in the immediate area, .and the sign, will not negatively affect the residents. SUBSTITUTE A substitute motion was made by Council Member Erickson, MOTION/Adopted seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Monahan, to adopt Resolution Resolution 98-71, 98-71, A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY Approving ZA-98- OF COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING PLANNED 10 SIGNING PROGRAM ZA-98-10. Council Member ;Somers opposed the motion noting that similar signs in the area of the Chevron station were installed before the City adopted its new sign ordinance. The substitute motion carried 3-2, Council Member Somers and Cowan voting, no. PUBLIC HEARING The Deputy City Clerk announced that this was the time and Community place set for the public hearing to consider a resolution Services Instruct- establishing fees for six new Community Services Department ural Classes instructional classes, and deleting fees for four program. The Affidavit of Publication is on file in the City Clerk's office. No communications were received. The Community Services Director summarized the Agenda Report dated July 13, 1998. There being no speakers, the Mayor closed the public hearing. MOTION/Adopted A motion was made by Mayor Pro Tem Monahan, seconded Resolution 98-72 by Council Member Erickson, and carried 5-0, to adopt Resolution 98-72,,A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING AND ADOPTING SCHEDULES OF RATES, FEES, AND CHARGES, FOR SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE CITY OF COSTA MESA. PUBLIC HEARING The Deputy City Clerk announced that this was the time and Cable Television place set for the public hearing to identify future cable -related Franchise Agree- community needs and interests, and to review the cable ment operator's past performance under the cable television franchise agreement. The Affidavit of Publication is on file in the City Clerk's office. No communications were received. The City Attorney summarized his Report No. 98-44 dated July 7, 1998. The Mayor announced that the public hearing is being continued to the, Council meeting of August 3, 1998, as recommended by staff. OLD BUSINESS The Deputy City: Clerk presented a request to award a Professional contract for the Westside Specific Plan to EIP Associates, Services Agree- 11400 West Olympic Boulevard, Suite 200, Los Angeles, for ment/Westside $190,000.00. The Deputy City Manager summarized the Specific Plan Agenda Report dated July 14, 1998. Robert Graham, 3260 Dakota Avenue, Costa Mesa, stated that this study indicates to him that Council does recognize a problem on the west side of Costa Mesa. He thought that the study should have been done six years ago, before that Council made the decision not to extend 19" Street to Huntington Beach. He did not believe a reasonable decision �5 could be made on this issue .without having conducted a study that outlines the economic benefits to the City if 19th Street were extended. MOTION/Continued On motion by Council Member Cowan, seconded by Council to August 3, 1998 Member Erickson, and carried 5-0, this item was continued to the meeting of August 3, 1998. OLD BUSINESS The Deputy City Clerk presented Permit Parking Restrictions Permit Parking on Newport Boulevard Frontage Road; a resolution Restrictions on establishing Preferential Permit Parking Zone "N" along East Newport Boulevard Newport Boulevard frontage road between 15th and 17th Frontage Road Streets; and Permit Parking Guidelines for Preferential Permit Parking Zone "N". The Public Services Director reviewed the Agenda Report dated July 9, 1998. Irene Shannon, 1640 Newport Boulevard, Costa Mesa, asked about the guidelines for a commercial vehicle owned by a resident of the trailer park. The Public Services Director explained that qualified vehicles are limited to only passenger vehicles and light trucks with a maximum gross vehicle weight rating of 10,000 pounds and not exceeding seven feet in width and seven feet in height including any loaded property. He added that a custom van over seven feet in height is not considered a commercial vehicle. The Public Services Director stated that if any of the residents have doubts regarding the guidelines, staff would be willing to look at the vehicle to make a final determination. He suggested that if it is the Council's desire, staff could make determinations on a case-by-case basis on whether or not residents' vehicles meet the guidelines for parking on the frontage road. Jim Biram, 1400 North Bristol Street, No. 150, Newport Beach, encouraged Council to approve the permit parking and the parking guidelines. On motion by Council Member Somers, seconded by Council Member Erickson, and carried 5-0, the following action was taken: MOTION/Adopted Resolution 98-73 was adopted: A RESOLUTION OF THE Resolution 98-73, CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COSTA MESA, Establishing Permit CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING A PREFERENTIAL PERMIT Parking PARKING ZONE "N" ALONG EAST NEWPORT BOULEVARD FRONTAGE ROAD COMMENCING AT 17T" STREET; and MOTION/Approved Permit Parking Guidelines for Preferential Permit Parking Permit Parking. Zone "N", specifying eligibility criteria for issuance of Guidelines parking permits for residents of the Snug Harbor and EI Nido trailer parks located on the easterly Newport Boulevard frontage road, was approved. NEW BUSINESS The Deputy City Clerk presented a request to make Committee/District Committee/District appointments for the Access Appeals Appointments Board; Child Care and Youth Services Committee; Orange County Vector Control District; and Park, Recreation Facilities, and Parkways Commission. The Assistant to the L6 City Manager summarized the Agenda Report dated July 10, 1998. MOTION/Appointed A motion was made by Mayor Pro Tem Monahan, seconded Access Appeals by Council Member Erickson, and carried 5-0, to appoint the Board Members current alternates Mel Fleener and James Meyer as regular MOTION/Appointed members of the Access Appeals Board for four-year terms expiring July, 2002; and to appoint Don Jeffries as an by Council Member Cowan, and carried 5-0, to appoint alternate member. MOTION/Appointed A motion was made by Mayor Pro Tem Monahan, seconded Child Care and by Council Member Cowan, and carried 5-0, to reappoint Gay Youth Services Geisler-Sandoval, 'and to appoint Nancy Clark, Deborah Members Shulman, Nina Marshall, and Kelly Garritson as regular members of the Child Care and Youth Services Committee for March 31, 2001. two-year terms expiring July, 2000; and to appoint Kyle NEW BUSINESS Davis as an alternate member. MOTION/Appointed A motion was made by Mayor Pro Tem Monahan, seconded Orange County by Council Member Somers, and carried 5-0, to appoint Vector Control Charles Gleason as the City's representative to the Orange District Represent- County Vector Control District for a term expiring December ative 31, 2000. MOTION/Appointed A motion was made by Mayor Pro Tem Monahan, seconded Representative by Council Member Cowan, and carried 5-0, to appoint From ReLeaf Costa Shirley Willard as the representative from ReLeaf Costa Mesa Mesa to the Parks to the Parks, Recreation Facilities, and Parkways Commission Commission to fill the unexpired. term of Felix Posos which expires on March 31, 2001. NEW BUSINESS The Deputy City Clerk presented a recommendation from the Request for an Parks, Recreation I Facilities, and Parkways Commission to Additional Park consider adding an additional full-time Park Ranger. Ranger Communications were received from the following Parks Commissioners: Jonathan H. Zich, David Stiller, and Chris Sarris, all requesting that Council add an additional Park Ranger to the staff. The Community Services Director summarized the Agenda Report dated July 6, 1998. Responding to a question from Mayor Pro Tem Monahan, the City Manager recommended that if Council wants to add another ranger to ;the budget, that it be considered after the Vehicle License Fee issue is resolved. He stated that staff will then provide Council with a recommendation on other salaries that couldbe cut to fund this position for the balance of the year. Motion to Approve A motion was made by Mayor Pro Tem Monahan to approve an Additional Park an additional full-time Park Ranger with the recommendation Ranger Died as stated above. The motion died for lack of a second. Council Member Erickson suggested discussing this issue during the next budget process. He also noted that the Police Department has a good relationship with the Park Ranger program and are available to assist them when needed.. MOTION/Main- A motion was made by Council Member Erickson, seconded tained Existing by Council Member Somers, and carried 4-1, Mayor Pro Tem Staffing Level Monahan voting no, to maintain the existing staffing level. Council Member Somers encouraged some form of training for staff at the Police Department or other personnel to assist the Park Ranger program at this time. The City Manager reported that this item could come to Council in December, 1998, at the mid -year budget review. He suggested that the Community Services Department and Police Department staff work with the Parks Commission to explore other options prior to that time. CITY ATTORNEY'S The City Attorney presented from the meeting of July 6, REPORT/Martin 1998, notice to terminate the agreement with Martin Aviation Agree- Aviation, Inc., for;,,h=elicopter maintenance services; and his ment Report No. 98-43 dated June 29, 1998. l _ MOTION/Approved A motion was made by Council Member Cowan, seconded- -by - Notice of Term- Council Member Somers, and carried 5-0, approving the_ -- ination notice of termination and authorizing the Police -Chief to sign - on behalf of the City. CITY ATTORNEY'S The City Attorney requested a closed session .--pursuant.--to r REPORT/Request Government Code Section 54956.9(c) to discuss.possible for Closed Session: litigation regarding the Bayshore Animal Hospital, 2077 Bayshore Animal Harbor Boulevard. The Mayor announced that closed session Hospital would be held at the conclusion of regular business. COUNCIL Council Member Erickson reported that when he met last COMMENTS/ week with students from Estancia High School who are Cigarette Vending campaigning against cigarette vending machines, they wanted Machines the City Council to know that they are available to discuss this issue. Fuchsia Contest Mayor Pro Tem Monahan announced that he won second Winners place in the Fuchsia Contest at the Orange County Fair and Council Member Erickson won first place. ADJOURNMENT At 8:15 p.m., the Mayor adjourned the meeting to a closed TO CLOSED session in first floor Conference Room B to discuss the item SESSION previously announced by the City Attorney. MEETING Mayor Buffa reconvened the meeting at 8:30 p.m., and the RECONVENED action taken during closed session was announced. No Action Taken/ No action was taken by Council on possible litigation against Bayshore Animal Bayshore Animal Hospital, 2077 Harbor Boulevard, Costa Hospital Mesa. 1 1'7 ADJOURNMENT The Mayor declared the meeting adjourned at 8:35 p.m. Mayor of the City of&QW Mesa ATTEST: t. Deputy City lerk of the City of Costa Mesa LJ 1