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.REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF COSTA MESA
JUNE 21, 1999
The City Council of the City of Costa Mesa, California, met in
regular session June 21, 1999, 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 Mayor Monahan, and invocation
by Mr. David Alford, Southern California College.
ROLL CALL Council Members Present: Mayor Gary Monahan
Mayor Pro Tem Libby Cowan
Council Member Joe Erickson
Council Member Heather Somers
Council Members Absent:
Officials Present:
Council Member Linda Dixon
City Manager Allan Roeder
City Attorney Jerry Scheer
Deputy City Manager/Develop-
ment Services Donald Lamm
Public Services Director William
Morris
Community Services Director
Keith Van Holt
Police Lieutenant Ron Smith
Redevelopment and Housing
Manager Muriel Ullman
Rehabilitation Coordinator
Paul Miller
Assistant City Attorney
Tom Wood
Deputy City Clerk Mary Elliott
MINUTES On motion by Council Member Erickson, seconded by Mayor
June 7, 1999 Pro .Tem Cowan, and carried 3-0, Council Member Dixon
absent, Council Member Somers abstaining, the minutes of the
regular meeting of June 7, 1999, were approved as distributed.
ORDINANCES AND A motion was made by Council Member Erickson, seconded by
RESOLUTIONS Council Member Somers, and carried 4-0, to read all ordinances
and resolutions by title only.
PRESENTATION Mayor_ Monahan congratulated Carol Proctor on being named
Employee of the Employee of the Month for June, 1999, and praised her
Month commitment and dedication to the Harbor Center project.
PRESENTATION Mayor Monahan read a proclamation declaring the month of
Parks & Recreation May, 1999, as Parks and Recreation Month", and presented
Month Proclam- the document to Stacia Mancini, Recreation Manager for the
ation City. Ms. Mancini introduced the Recreation Division staff.
PRESENTATION Mayor Monahan read a proclamation proclaiming July 2, 1999,
Keith Van Holt as Keith Van Holt day in the City, detailing his career
Proclamation accomplishments. He presented the document to Mr. Van Holt,
and congratulated him on his upcoming retirement.
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ORAL COMMUNI-
Robert Graham, 3260 Dakota Avenue, Costa Mesa, addressed
CATIONS
several ,items contained in the Request for Qualifications (RFQ)
Extension of 19th
for the West ,Side; Specific Plan, as it relates to the extension of
Street to the Beach
191h Street to Huntington Beach. He listed improved properties
and increased property values as incentives to investigate
benefits of constructing the bridge. Council Member Erickson
referred to an article in the June 21, 1999, Orange County
Business Journals Which reported that the intersection of
Newport Boulevard and Pacific Coast Highway in Newport
Beach is the busiest in Orange County, and the intersection of
191h Street and Newport Boulevard in Costa Mesa is the second
busiest. He expressed concern regarding severe traffic
congestion at the 19t1i Street intersection should the bridge
become a reality.
Preschool Slayings
Ed Deckert, Lighthouse Coastal Community Church/South Coast
Preschool, Post Office Box 3258, Costa Mesa, asked that the
site of the recent slaying of two children at the preschool be
declared a memorial in order for the City fees to be waived for
playground restoration and removal of the wall. Mayor
Monahan responded that the City is considering the
circumstances _ and directed Mr. Deckert to put the request in
writing.,
4 t of July Event
Richard Oliverio, 725 South Langtree Lane, Anaheim Hills,
representing the Kingsmen Drum and Bugle Corps, announced
that an event will be held on July 4, 1999, at Orange Coast
College, featuring fireworks, and invited Council to attend. He
reported that proceeds from the event will be directed to a
Kingsmen scholarship, fund and to the Make -A -Wish Foundation.
Bark Park Barbara Robb, 287 Flower Street, Costa Mesa, stated that she
takes her dog to the ' Bark Park at TeWinkle Park three times'a
week, and opposed the proposed use of Eucalyptus bark for
ground cover. She related her experiences at the park, and
acknowledged that she preferred the dust and mud to the
Eucalyptus bark.; Mayor Pro Tem Cowan replied that
alternatives are being considered, and noted the merits of the
mulch -based ground cover used in Huntington Beach. She
clarified! that the process is in the beginning design stages, and
announced that al meeting will be held on the subject and will
include the Bark Park Committee.
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EI Camino Georgia; Fallas, 283.4'Loreto Avenue, Costa Mesa, addressed
Shopping Plaza concerns regarding the EI Camino Shopping Plaza where her son
had been involved in !a violent incident. She indicated that the
Mesa del Mar neighborhood had previously been a quiet, family-
oriented area, and the Plaza at one time was an attractive
shopping center which included Country Cousins Market.
Additional Costa Mesa residents speaking on the . need to
improve' conditions at the EI Camino Shopping Plaza were
Robin Haggard, 2740 San Juan Lane; Rhonda Heintz, 2799
Francis Lane; Mark Russell, 830 Jennifer Lane, Unit B, who
provided Council with a copy of his study on property values in
the area; and Bob Osgood, 962 Magellan Street.
,The Development'! Services Director responded that the City's
Code Enforcement Division and Building Division have been
actively; working ;with the property owner of the Plaza, and
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plans have been submitted to the City for minor remodeling,
landscaping, and painting. He outlined procedures to be taken
should the property owner fail to proceed with the remodeling.
19t`' Street Lane Phil Morello, Post Office Box 10487, Costa Mesa, stated that he
Reduction had received the West Side Specific Plan update, and expressed
concern regarding the comment that consideration was being
given to reducing 19th Street to one lane of traffic in each
direction. He objected to many facets of the report.
Alley Behind Costa Mark Sweetser, 320Y2 Costa Mesa Street, Costa Mesa, asked
Mesa Street about the procedure to have the dirt alley paved behind his
Between 19th and home on Costa Mesa Street, between 19th and 20th Streets.
20th Streets Mayor Monahan replied that the City's alley replacement
program is in effect, a study has been made, and work is in
progress to upgrade all alleyways. He suggested contacting the
Skateboard Park Public Services Director for details of the program. Mr.
Sweetser asked for more information on the skateboard park.
The City Manager responded that the skateboard park will again
be discussed at the Council meeting of July 6, 1999, at 6:30
p.m.
CONSENT The following item was removed from the Consent Calendar:
CALENDAR Item No. 8, Completion of Pavement Reconstruction Project for
Fair Drive, Hamilton Street, Orange Avenue, and Santa Ana
Avenue, Project No. 98-25, by R. J. Noble Company.
MOTION/Approved On motion by Council Member Erickson, seconded by Council
Except Item No, 8 Member Somers, and carried 4-0, the remaining Consent
Calendar items were approved as recommended.
WRITTEN COM-
MUNICATIONS/ Resolution 99-38 was adopted: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
Adopted Resolution COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA,
99-38, Records AUTHORIZING RECORDS DESTRUCTION FOR THE FINANCE
Destruction for DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF COSTA MESA, PURSUANT TO
Finance ORDINANCE 75-60.
READING FOLDER. The following Reading Folder items were received and
processed:
Claims Claims received by the Deputy City Clerk: Andrew J. Dunn;
Christopher Floyd; Debra Greeley; and Carol S. Hilborn and
Christopher Hilborn.
Public Utilities Notice that Southern California Gas Company has filed
Commission Application No. 99-05-044 with the Public Utilities
Commission requesting approval to increase tariff rates for
the .installation of earthquake shut-off valves. The system-
wide 'annual 'increase 'is estimated to be $80,000.00 in
excess of revenues at current tariff rates.
WARRANTS The following warrants were approved:
Approved Warrant Warrant Resolution 1749, funding City operating expenses
1749 , for $504,791.23.
Approved Warrant Warrant Resolution 1750, funding City operating expenses
1750/Payroll 912 for $718,463.41; and Payroll 912 for $1,551,277.70.
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ADMINISTRATIVE Street improvements at 2038 Newport Boulevard were
ACTIONS/Accepted completed to the satisfaction of the Public Services Director by
Work by Instorage Instorage Costa :Mesa L. P., a Family Limited Partnership,
for 2038 Newport, 22431-,B160 Antonio Parkway, Rancho Santa Margarita, in
EP PS919-00043/ connection with 'Encroachment Permit Nos. PS99-00043 and
PS99-00044 (PA- PS99-00044 (PA' -98714). The work was accepted, and the
98-14) bonds.were ordered exonerated.
Accepted Work by Street improvements at 2163 Pacific Avenue were completed to
Robert M. Miller the satisfaction of the Public Services Director by Robert M.
for 2163 Pacific, Miller, 4644 Katella Avenue, Los Alamitos, in connection with
EP PS99-00036 Encroachment Permit No. PS99-00036. The work was
accepted, and the bonds were ordered exonerated.
Accepted Work by Street improvements at 2865 Fairview Road.were completed to
Lyon for 2865 Fair- the satisfaction of the Public Services Director by William Lyon
view, EP 14679, Homes, Inc., 4490 Von Karman Avenue, Newport Beach, in
14699, 14700, connection with Encroachment Permits Nos. 14679, 14699,
14701, and 14703 14700, 14701, and 14703 (Tract No. 15570). The work was
(Tract No. 15570) accepted, and the bonds were ordered exonerated.
Awarded Contract Bids received for ' 1998-99 Slurry Seal and Crack Seal, Project
for Slurry Seal, Pro- No. 99-06, are on file in the City Clerk's office. The contract
ject No. 99-06, to was awarded to Pavement Coatings Company, Post Office Box
Pavement Coatings 1491, Cypress, for $457,960.18.
Approved Allocation of $235,022.00 was approved from the 1998-99
Allocation from Citizens' Option for Public Safety (COPS)/Supplemental Law
1998-99 COPS Enforcement Services Fund for the following purposes:
Fund additional police sergeant position, $103,000.00; automated
field reporting computer software, $119,772.00; and matching
funds for 1997-98 Local Law Enforcement Block Grant (LLEBG),
$12,250.00.
Approved Renewal Renewal of an agreement with Scott Fazekas & Associates,
of Agreement with Inc., 30 Corporate Park, Suite 107, Irvine, as a sole source
Fazekas for Hazard- vendor providing! a Hazardous Materials Specialist for the
ous Materials administration. of 'the' Hazardous Materials Disclosure Program,
Specialist in an amount not !to exceed $80,000.00, was approved for one
year with two additional extensions of one year, each upon
satisfactory performance, and the Mayor and Deputy City Clerk
were authorized to sign on behalf of the City.
Approved Agree- An agreement was approved with Robert Bein, William Frost
ment with RBF for and Associates (RBF), Post Office Box 57057, Irvine, for
Year 2000 General $248,416.00, for the Year 2000 General Plan Update, and the
Plan Update Mayor and Deputy City Clerk were authorized to sign on behalf
of the City. '
Adopted Resolution Resolution _99-39 was adopted: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
99-39 Revising COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF .COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA,
Employee Pay REVISING THE PAY RANGES FOR JOB CLASSIFICATIONS
Ranges REPRESENTED BY THE COSTA MESA CITY EMPLOYEES
ASSOCIATION (Civilian Investigator).
Completion of Item 8 on the Consent Calendar was presented: Completion of
Pavement Recon- Pavement Reconstruction Project for Fair Drive, Harbor
struction, Project Boulevard to Vassar Place; Hamilton Street, Charle Street to
No. 98-15, by Pomona Avenue; Orange Avenue, 19t' Street to 22"d Street; and
R. J. Noble Santa Ana Avenue, Monte Vista Avenue to Mesa Drive; Project
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No. 98-15, by R. J. Noble Company, 15505 East Lincoln
Avenue, Orange. Mayor Monahan asked the Public Services
Director to show a videotape of the before and after pictures of
MOTION the recently completed project. On motion by Mayor Pro Tem
Accepted Work Cowan, seconded by Council Member Erickson, and carried 4-0,
the ,work was accepted; the Deputy City Clerk was authorized
to file a Notice of Completion; authorization was given to
release retention monies 35 days thereafter; the Labor and
Material Bond was ordered exonerated 7 months thereafter; and
the Performance Bond was ordered exonerated 12 months
thereafter.
ANNOUNCEMENT Mayor Monahan announced that New Business Item No. 4
would be heard as the next item of business.
NEW BUSINESS The Deputy City:.:Clerk presented a resolution authorizing the
Offering of Reward offering and posting of a reward for $25,000.00 pursuant to
City Council Policy No. 400-1; and Budget Adjustment No. 99-
113 for $25,000.00 to fund the award in the investigation of a
recent murder. The Police Lieutenant summarized the Agenda
Report dated June 18, 1999:
Phil Morello, Post Office Box 10487, Costa Mesa, commended
Council for supporting the active pursuit of the criminal who
committed this crime.
MOTION/Adopted On motion by Council Member Erickson, seconded by Council
Resolution 99-40; Member . Somers, and carried 4-0, Resolution 99-40 was
Approved Budget adopted:: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
Adjustment No. OF COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA, AUTHORIZING THE OFFERING
99-113 AND POSTING OF A REWARD FOR $25,000.00 PURSUANT TO
CITY COUNCIL POLICY NO. 400-1; and Budget Adjustment No.
99-113 for $25,000.00 was approved.
PUBLIC HEARING
The Deputy City
Clerk announced that this was
the time and
Council Review -of
place set for the
public hearing to consider a
request from
ZA-99-11, Jordan/
Council Member
Somers for Council review of
the Planning
Nexus Commission's approval of Zoning Application ZA-99-11 for
Bruce Jordan, 34700 Pacific Coast Highway, Unit 203,
Capistrano Beach, authorized agent for Nexus Development
Corporation/Walter Wada, for a minor conditional use permit to
allow a 950 -unit, one- and, two-story mini -warehouse facility
with a live-in manager's unit on a vacant, 3.9 -acre parcel
located at 1741 Whittier Avenue in an MG zone. Environmental
Determination: Negative Declaration. The Affidavits of
Publishing and Mailing are on file in the City Clerk's office. No
communications were received. Council Member Somers
reviewed her request, stating that the proposed project would
not enhance the area and ma'' y "not be the best use for that site.
She encouraged the investigation of long-term goals for this
area.
Bruce Jordan, 34700 Pacific Coast Highway,. Unit 203,
Capistrano Beach, reported that the project was originally
approved on April 22, 1999, and delays caused by the two
appeals have been extremely expensive. He noted that recently
the zoning trend has been to allow self -storage facilities to be
constructed closer to residential properties, commercial
properties, and the sectors of the community which are the
customer base. He emphasized that the project was designed
OLD BUSINESS The Deputy City ;Clerk presented from the meeting of June 3,
Recreation Fees 1999, . second reading and adoption of Ordinance 99-9,
prescribing that recreation class fees are to be set by the Parks,
Recreation Facilities and Parkways Commission. The
Community Services Director recommended adoption of
Ordinance 99-9.
MOTION/Adopted On motion by Mayor Monahan, seconded by Mayor Pro Tem
Ordinance 99-9 Cowan; and carried 4-0, Ordinance 99-9 was given second
reading and adopted:' AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL
.OF THE CITY OF COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING
SECTION 12-56 OF CHAPTER III OF TITLE 23.OF THE COSTA
MESA :MUNICIPAL CODE PRESCRIBING THAT RECREATION
CLASS � FEES ARE TO BE SET BY THE PARKS, RECREATION
FACILITIES AND PARKWAYS COMMISSION.
NEW BUSINESS The Deputy " City Clerk presented an ordinance amending
Appeal„ Rehearing, Chapter IX - of Title' 2 of the Costa Mesa Municipal Code
and Review Proce- regarding Appeal; Rehearing and Review Procedure. Mayor
dure Monahan summarized the Agenda Report dated June 14, 1999.
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to ensure that storage activity is screened from public view.
Mr. Jordan commented that the level of security is state-of-the-
art, including compuier-controlled access, television cameras to
monitor vehicles,, digital recording devices, specialized cylinder
key locks, and individual door alarms. He took exception to the
notion that the property could be zoned residential.
Robert ;Graham, 3260 Dakota Avenue, Costa Mesa, opposed
the project, noting the City's tremendous need for residential
housing.. He presented a diagram illustrating the project's
location in relation " to adjacent residential properties, and
pointed out dangers which could be encountered.
The following Costa Mesa residents also spoke in opposition to
construction of the mini -warehouse facility: Phil Morello, Post
Office Box 10487; James Quigg, 1869 Parkview Circle; and
Tom Egan, 1103 Mesa Bluff Drive.
Doug Scribner, 321; Avocado Street, No. P, Costa Mesa,
objected to a government agency dictating to a property owner
on the use of his own property.
Council Member Somers stated that the proposed project would
significantly impact the value of adjacent properties, and
indicated her intent to determine the best usage for this site.
Council Member Erickson agreed with Council Member
Somers:'s long-term observations; however, he considered .the
mini -warehouse facility as more compatible with the existing
manufacturing uses in the neighborhood.
MOTION/Adopted
A motion was made by Council Member Erickson, seconded by
Resolution 99-41
Mayor Monahan,` and carried 3-1, Council Member Somers
Approving ZA-99-
voting no, to upholdthe decision of the Planning Commission
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by adopting Resolution 99-41: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA,
APPROVING MINOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT ZA-99-11.
OLD BUSINESS The Deputy City ;Clerk presented from the meeting of June 3,
Recreation Fees 1999, . second reading and adoption of Ordinance 99-9,
prescribing that recreation class fees are to be set by the Parks,
Recreation Facilities and Parkways Commission. The
Community Services Director recommended adoption of
Ordinance 99-9.
MOTION/Adopted On motion by Mayor Monahan, seconded by Mayor Pro Tem
Ordinance 99-9 Cowan; and carried 4-0, Ordinance 99-9 was given second
reading and adopted:' AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL
.OF THE CITY OF COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING
SECTION 12-56 OF CHAPTER III OF TITLE 23.OF THE COSTA
MESA :MUNICIPAL CODE PRESCRIBING THAT RECREATION
CLASS � FEES ARE TO BE SET BY THE PARKS, RECREATION
FACILITIES AND PARKWAYS COMMISSION.
NEW BUSINESS The Deputy " City Clerk presented an ordinance amending
Appeal„ Rehearing, Chapter IX - of Title' 2 of the Costa Mesa Municipal Code
and Review Proce- regarding Appeal; Rehearing and Review Procedure. Mayor
dure Monahan summarized the Agenda Report dated June 14, 1999.
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Council Member Erickson asked that appeals and rehearings be
heard at regularly scheduled Council meetings, and suggested
continuing the item for two weeks. He emphasized his
objection to conducting the hearing on the same evening as the
request for rehearing is considered because of noticing
requirements. Mayor Pro Tem Cowan expressed concern
regarding the -suggestion to bypass the Planning Commission by
forwarding items directly to Council for review. She stated that
a request to review a project does not necessarily slow down
its progress, and stressed the importance of issues such as
zoning requirements and general plan requirements being
discussed at a public hearing at the Planning Commission level.
Council Member Somers agreed with Mayor Pro Tem Cowan,
noting that "due process" must be followed. She pointed out
contradictions in the Agenda Report. The Assistant City
Attorney responded.to questions from Council.
Council Member Somers suggested the following revision to
Page 6, Section 2-304, Procedure for Rehearing: "If the person
or body concludes the applicant has met the burden of
justifying the rehearing, the rehearing will be scheduled for the
next regular meeting..." deleting "or a date", and continuing
"...which allows sufficient time...".
MOTION A motion was made by Mayor Monahan, seconded by Mayor
Continued to Pro Tem Cowan, and carried 4-0, to continue this item to the
July 6, 1999 meeting of July 6, 1999, and to include in the ordinance the
option to forward the review of a zoning administrator's
decision directly to City Council, that appeals and rehearings
shall be scheduled for regular City Council meetings, and that
the hearing shall not be conducted on the same evening that
the request for rehearing is considered.
NEW BUSINESS The Deputy City Clerk presented the fall "Neighbors -for -
"Neighbors -for Neighbors" community clean-up: maintain existing "Neighbors -
Neighbors" Cleanup for -Neighbors" property selection process and choose either
Option A, B, or C for the Fall 1999 event, or adopt
Redevelopment and Residential Rehabilitation (313) Committee
"Neighbors -for -Neighbors" property selection process. The
Redevelopment and Housing Manager summarized the Agenda
Report dated June 21, 1999. She and the Rehabilitation
Coordinator responded to questions from Council. The
Redevelopment and Housing Manager emphasized that the
present staff is adequate to complete the project but the
rehabilitation staff will be required to work several additional
hours on the subject project which will divert their energies
from loans and grants which is their primary responsibility.
Council ''Member Somers suggested that Fairview Park be
considered for a "clean-up" effort. Mayor Pro Tem Cowan
responded that it would be difficult to initiate a clean-up
because of the Master Plan and several protected areas of the
park, such as the vernal pools. Council Member Somers asked
that Fairview Park be considered.
Phil Morello, Post Office Box 10487, Costa Mesa, a member of
the 313 Committee, mentioned that the intent of the committee's
recommendation was to include persons in need of assistance
such as the elderly or disabled .who are not located in the target
area.
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MOTION/Approved A motion. was made; by Mayor Pro Tem Cowan, seconded by
Option B Council Member Erickson, and carried 4-0, to approve Option B,
Page 2 of the Agenda Report, "Select up to three (3) mobile
homes' from the Neighborhood Improvement Grant or
'Neighbors -for -Neighbors' waiting list."
Council Member Erickson asked that minutes of this meeting be
included in the 313 Committee packet for their next regularly
scheduled meeting.
NEW BUSINESS The Deputy City Clerk presented a request from Mayor
Relocation of Civic Monahan for City Council consideration of a proposal to
Center relocate the Costa Mesa Civic Center to 1901 Newport
Boulevard. Mayor Monahan reviewed his request.
Council: Member'l Erickson asked if funding information from
Southern California College could be kept private. The City
Attorney replied ithat a closed session may be utilized and
offered to research other alternatives.
Dave Alford, Vice President of Business and Finance, Southern
California College; 55 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, stated that if the
above is a viable !proposition for the City, the college would be
interested in acquiring the current Civic Center due to its
proximity to the college. He reported that the college has
entered- into a representation agreement with Lee & Associates.
Robert Engen, 3,6 Seton Road, Irvine, representing Lee' &
Associates, 3200 East Parker Street, Suite 1000, Orange,
reviewed 'two !suggested approaches for the property
transactions. He stated that this is a unique opportunity, noting
that the Pacific Savings Bank Plaza is the only building in the
City that can house both the City Hall and the Police
Department.
Robert Graham, 3260 Dakota Avenue, Costa Mesa, supported
the concept of completing an in-depth study prior to making a
decision.
Tom Egan, 1103 Mesa Bluff Drive, Costa Mesa, supported the
project, stating that, it has great appeal. He felt that an
emphasis should be placed on, "should we do it?".
MOTION/Continued A motion was made by Council Member Erickson, seconded by
to July 19, 1999; Mayor Monahan, and, carried 4-0, to continue this item to the
Gave Directions to meeting of July 19, 1999, directing staff to eliminate from the
Staff proposed transaction, any consideration of condemnation, to
determine if closed; session is required for review and
qualification of the college as a proposed buyer, to forward a
letter to the owner of the property for their acknowledgment
that the City, by law, cannot be responsible for paying
brokerage commission and must only pay appraised value for
the property, and to forward a letter to SCC requesting financial
information.
CITY MANAGER'S The City Manager' expressed appreciation to staff and members
REPORT of the ,public who attended the two budget briefings. He
FY 1999-2000 announced that adoption of the fiscal year 1999-2000 budget
Budget Meetings will occur at the special Council meeting on Tuesday, June 29,
1999, at 6:30 p.m.
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COUNCIL Council Member Somers reported that she had submitted a
COMMENTS letter to the Orange County Regional Airport Authority (OCRAA)
OCRAA Meetings suggesting that members of the board of the EI Toro Reuse
Planning Authority (ETRPA-) attend OCRAA meetings and vice
versa.
Regional Housing Mayor Pro Tem Cowan, representative to Southern California
Needs Assessment Association of Governments (SCAG) and the Orange County
Council of Governments, reported that at the end of June, the
City will receive a number for the regional housing needs
assessment which is a portion of the housing element,
ADJOURNMENT The Mayor declared the meeting adjourned at 9:10 p.m.
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Mayor of the City Costa Mesa
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Deputy Cit : Clerk of the City of Costa Mesa
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