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REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF COSTA MESA
NOVEMBER 6, 2000
The City Council of the City of Costa Mesa, California, met in
regular session November 6, 2000, 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
the Reverend Rick McCullough, Newport Mesa Christian Center.
ROLL CALL Council Members Present: Mayor Gary Monahan
Mayor Pro Tem Libby Cowan
Council Member Joe Erickson
Council Member Heather Somers
Council Member Linda Dixon
Council Members Absent:
Officials Present:
None
City Manager Allan Roeder
City Attorney Jerry Scheer
Development Services Director
Donald Lamm
Public Services Director William
Morris
Finance Director Marc Puckett
Acting Budget & Research
Officer Jim Miller
Deputy City Clerk Mary Elliott
MINUTES On motion by Council Member Erickson, seconded by Council
October 16, 2000 Member Somers, and carried 5-0, the minutes of the regular
meeting of October 16, 2000, were approved as distributed.
ORDINANCES AND A motion was made by Council Member Erickson, seconded by
RESOLUTIONS Council Member Somers, and carried 5-0, to read all ordinances
and resolutions by title only.
NEIGHBORHOOD Mayor Monahan commended the following residents for holding
WATCH MEETINGS Neighborhood Watch Meetings in October, 2000: Yvette Erskine,
who was in attendance, Baker Street, October 11; and Thelma
Kimball, Beach Street, October 25.
ORAL COMMUNI- Doug Scribner, 321 Avocado Street, No. P, Costa Mesa, Director
CATIONS of the Orange County American Medical Marijuana Association,
Medical Marijuana marked the 4 -year anniversary of Proposition 215, the
"compassionate use act" which allows sick and dying persons the
right to obtain and use marijuana for medical purposes. He
indicated that the law is not enforced anywhere in the state, and
advised that he has contacted the Costa Mesa Police Department
regarding its policy on this issue. He urged the City to recognize
policies which are in compliance with the law.
Mira Ingram, 647 Shalimar Drive, Costa Mesa, supported the use
of medicinal marijuana for the sick and dying. She asked that
guidelines be implemented to protect those who require the drug to
alleviate suffering.
Handicap Access, Campbell Davidson, 1982 Arnold Avenue, Costa Mesa, addressed
Seal Street and a previously reported handicap access problem at Seal Street and
Meyer Place Meyer Place, and reported that:the work has not been completed
to date. The Public Services Director was directed to review the
matter and report to Mr. Davidson.
Code Enforcement Janice Davidson, 1982 Arnold ,Avenue, Costa Mesa, reported a
Issue code enforcement situation involving a resident who was issued a
civil citation and charged a $75.00 fine. She felt that the
gentleman was attempting to put forth his best effort, and indicated
that 10 days is not enough time to resolve the matter. Mayor
Monahan replied that the incident has been referred to the City's
Building Official, and stated thathe would determine the status and
contact Mrs. Davidson. The City Manager advised that there is an
appeal process which may, ' be used under extenuating
circumstances.
Mesa North "Slums" Martin Millard, 2973 Harbor Boulevard, Costa Mesa, registered his
disgust with the "slums" in the Mesa North area of the City, and
objected to the "cavalier" attitude of the City. He noted an increase
in Costa Mesa violent crimes, and reported that residents in Mesa
North have hired a guard company to patrol the area. Mr. Millard
complained about the quality of (Costa Mesa schools, and reported
that the City has the highest number of social organizations
(charities) in Orange County.
John Wayne/EI Toro Russ Niewiarowski, 20102 Kline Drive, Santa Ana Heights, stated
Airport Issues that decisions regarding John: Wayne Airport and the EI Toro
Marine Corps Air Station are imperative to this area. He supported
candidates with a strong background in fighting for the use of EI
Toro and who are focused on the realities of the effects on Costa
Mesa of the potential expansion of John Wayne Airport. He
provided his website www.ocxeltoro.com on which he will present a
nonbiased approach to the issues. Council Member Dixon
reported that all members of the Council support curfews at John
Wayne Airport, restriction of the number of flights, and no
expansion.
East 17th Street Dan Perlmutter, 450 Newport' Center Drive, Newport Beach,
Widening member of the East 17th Street Merchants and Community
Association, reported that over 10,000 signatures have been
obtained on petitions opposed to the widening of East 17th Street.
He shared the vision of a 17th (Street "village" with beautification,
art, cafes, sidewalks filled with people, and a proud community and
proud business people. Mr. Perlmutter proposed approaching the
Orange County Transportation Authority with the plans in order to
request partial funding.
Newport Beach Robert Hanley, 1601 Indus Street, Santa Ana Heights, provided an
Annexation update on his community's efforts regarding annexation to Newport
Beach. He indicated that the results have been fairly positive with
a few roadblocks, such as a written release from Costa Mesa
which would facilitate the interface with the Local Agency
Formation Commission. Mr. Hanley supported the expansion of EI
Toro Airport.
Council Candidates Doug Sutton, 2739 Canary Drive, Costa Mesa, referred to an
unsigned, written attack on one ,of the candidates for City Council,
stating that members deserve to; be addressed and challenged with
respect. He urged everyone to vote for candidates who have
demonstrated commitment to service within the community.
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Property Mainte- Rory Hughes, 2013 Republic Avenue, Costa Mesa, addressed the
nance Ordinance/ City's property maintenance ordinance, specifically disallowing the
Protection of Ocean use of blue canvas covers on recreational vehicles. He reported
Views that his boat, located on a trailer on his property, is covered by a
$3,500.00 blue cover, and asked if the cover will need to be
replaced. He suggested that Council consider enacting codes to
protect resident views of the ocean.
Future Campaigning Dan Worthington, 2963 Mindanao Drive, Costa Mesa, suggested
that Council place on a study session agenda, campaign
procedures and the sign ordinance, noting his intent to "level the
playing field" to allow as many qualified people to run for office as
possible. He proposed using City libraries as an additional location
to advertise their candidacies.
CONSENT
CALENDAR
MOTION/Approved
READING FOLDER
On motion by Council Member
Member Dixon, and carried 5-0,
approved as recommended.
Erickson, seconded by Council
all Consent Calendar items were
The following reading folder items were received and processed:
Claims Claims received by the Deputy City Clerk: P. Ellis; Arthur and
Veronica Carmona; Jereme Durkin; Robynn Durkin; Ariel Martin
Gavilan; Joseph McManmon; Thomas R. Morris, Sr.; Margaret
E. Petroff; and Richard Lloyd Taylor.
Alcoholic Beverage Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) License requests:
Licenses
Chipotle Mexican Grill, 2300 Harbor Boulevard, No. L1, for a
person-to-person transfer of a Type 47 ABC license (on -sale
general for a bona fide eating place).
Don Juan More Time, 1033 EI Camino Drive, for a person-to-
person transfer of a Type 42 ABC license (on -sale beer and
wine, public premise).
Public Utilities Notice from Pacific Bell advising that it has filed an application with
Commission the California Public Utilities Commission to propose pricing
flexibility and price increases for business access lines, PBX
trunks, and DID trunks.
SET FOR PUBLIC Resolution 00-81 was adopted: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
HEARING/Adopted COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA,
Resolution 00-81, DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO ORDER THE VACATION OF
Setting Hearing on EXCESS RIGHT-OF-WAY AT 1680 TUSTIN AVENUE,
December 4, 2000 SOUTHWESTERLY OF EAST 17TH STREET, SETTING A
for Vacation on PUBLIC HEARING ON December 4, 2000, at 6:30 p.m., in the
Tustin Avenue Council Chambers of City Hall.
WARRANTS The following warrants were approved:
Approved Warrant Warrant Resolution 1820, funding Payroll 021 for
1820/Payroll 021 $1,636,527.79, and City operating expenses for $515,059.16,
including payroll deductions.
Approved Warrant Warrant Resolution 1821, funding City operating expenses for
1821 $580,327.17.
Approved Warrant Warrant Resolution 1822, funding Payroll 022 for
1822/Payroll 022 $1,655,987.76, and City operating expenses for $697,191.98,
including payroll deductions.
ADMINISTRATIVE Bids received for Bid Item No. 1054, Five New Kawasaki
ACTIONS/Awarded Motorcycles, and trade-in of three used Kawasaki Motorcycles, are
Bid Item 1054, in file on the City Clerk's office. The contract was awarded to
Motorcycles, to Burbank Kawasaki, 1329 Hollywood Way, Burbank, for a total net
Burbank Kawasaki cost of $37,320.90.
Awarded Seismic Bids received for Seismic Retrofit of City Hall and the Corporation
Retrofit of City Hall Yard (base bid only, eliminating the Police Facility), Project No. 00 -
and Corp Yard, 14, are on file in the City Clerk's office. The contract was awarded
Project No. 00-14, to Anderson/White, 229 South Raymond Avenue, Alhambra, for
to Anderson/White $2,800,000.00, and the Mayor and Deputy City Clerk were
authorized to sign on behalf of the City.
Approved Agree- An agreement was approved with Analytical Planning Services,
ment with Analytical Inc., 15707 Rockfield, Suite 225,, Irvine, for $271,876.00, to provide
Planning Services construction management services for the seismic retrofit, and the
for Seismic Retrofit Mayor and Deputy City Clerk were authorized to sign on behalf of
Services the City.
Approved Agree- An agreement was approved with Ware & Malcomb Architects,
ment with Ware & Inc., 18111 Von Karman Avenue, Suite 600, Irvine, for
Malcomb for $100,500.00, to provide architectural and engineering services for
Seismic Retrofit the seismic retrofit, and the Mayor and Deputy City Clerk were
Services authorized to sign on behalf of the. City.
PUBLIC HEARING The Deputy City Clerk announced that this was the time and place
Bristol Street set for the public hearing to consider the Bristol Street Annexation
Annexation located within the sphere of influence of the City of Costa Mesa,
located on the corner of Newport Boulevard and Bristol Street and
the corner of Santa Ana Avenue and Bristol Street. The Affidavit of
Publication is on file in the City Clerk's office. No communications
were received. The Development Services Director reviewed the
Agenda Report dated October 23, 2000. There being no speakers,
the Mayor closed the public hearing.
MOTION/Adopted On motion by Council Member Erickson, seconded by Mayor Pro
Resolution 00-82 Tem Cowan, and carried 5-0, Resolution 00-82 was adopted: A
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COSTA
MESA, CALIFORNIA, ORDERING THE ANNEXATION OF
TERRITORY DESIGNATED AS "BRISTOL ANNEXATION TO
THE CITY OF COSTA MESA" (CA -21).
OLD BUSINESS The Deputy City Clerk presented from the meeting of October 16,
West Side Specific 2000, West Side Specific Plan public review alternatives and
Plan adoption schedule. The Development Services Director
summarized the Agenda Report dated October 23, 2000,
proposing that the retention of a trained public participation
facilitator would allow the City to identify areas of common
agreement and conflict within local community interest groups and
associations and move toward consensus regarding the final
recommendations of the plan.
Martin Millard, 2973 Harbor Boulevard, Costa Mesa, stated that he
had attended every meeting on the West Side Specific Plan,
reporting that the consensus of opinion indicated that most
residents wanted the City to replicate Newport Beach. He
observed that the final report suggested that the area should
resemble Huntington Park. Mr. Millard suggested that the City
Manager assume the position ofthe facilitator.
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Tom Egan, 1893 Parkview Circle, Costa Mesa, listed two fatal
flaws in the plan, specifically it is not grounded on a current,
comprehensive plan for the City; and it does not have a solid
political base. He recommended placing a moratorium on the plan
in order to rethink the entire process and to decide if a specific plan
is required.
Janice Davidson, 1982 Arnold Avenue, Costa Mesa, opined that
the plan is not designed to revitalize the west side. She indicated
that development of a shopping center is not necessary in the
area.
Cathy Waters, 1925 Wallace Avenue, Apt. A, Costa Mesa,
President of the Wallace Avenue Improvement Group, encouraged
Council to ensure that all meetings regarding the plan are open to
the public.
Jose Cabanillas, 1062 Winward Lane, Costa Mesa, member of the
West Side Improvement Association Steering Committee,
addressed scheduling and timelines, noting that several items in
the plan are inconsistent with previous City planning actions, and
other items should be considered by the public. He indicated that
the plan does not consider the means to resolve incompatible
mixed use, and noted that a one -mile stretch on 19th Street
between Harbor Boulevard and Monrovia Avenue has 26
establishments which sell liquor.
Eleanor Egan, 1893 Parkview Circle, Costa Mesa, speaking for
herself and the West Side Improvement Association, commented
that the plan fails to adequately address serious problems which
erode quality of life on the west side. She reported that the West
Side Improvement Association is working to establish an informal
dialog among parties involved in planning the future of the west
side. She suggested postponing a decision until the meeting of
February 5, 2000.
Costa Mesa, agreed that the
community should consider the issues in an open forum, rather
than utilizing a facilitator, and expressed concern regarding the
expenditure of funds to hire this person. She indicated that
Council should interact with the community to determine a plan.
Robert Graham, 3260 Dakota Avenue, Costa Mesa, stated that the
19th Street bridge was not considered in the plan, and asked if this
option would be explored. He provided photographs of the area,
and stated that commercial development is the key to
redevelopment of the west side. Council Member Somers
responded that the Santa Ana River Crossing is being investigated
under the SARX Study. She reiterated .that land use dictates
traffic.
Mayor Pro Tem Cowan supported community meetings but
encouraged the use of a facilitator who is a neutral third party.
Council Member Somers concurred with the Mayor Pro Tem
regarding use of an outside facilitator. Council Member Dixon
encouraged Council to consider the long-term vision of the City
and not piecemeal the west side. She noted her discomfort with
proceeding.
MOTION/Gave A motion was made by Council Member Dixon, seconded by
Direction on Long- Mayor Pro Tem Cowan, to meet as a new Council, start working on
Term Vision a long-term vision for the City of Costa Mesa which addresses
issues that come up, not only on the West Side Specific Plan, but
regarding some of the issues that Mr. Cambanillas and Mr. Egan
have brought up this evening, and that Council literally start from
scratch.
Council Member Erickson noted that time, effort, and public funds
have been expended on the West Side Specific Plan, and hoped
that elements of it will be used. Council Member Dixon replied that
her intent was to use the current plan as a referral. Mayor Pro
Tem Cowan asked that Council' step back, look at a vision for the
City, and add to the motion that the West Side Specific Plan as
developed by EIP Associates, be used as a resource when
envisioning portions of the entire City. The maker of the motion
concurred with the addition. The motion carried 4-1, Mayor
Monahan voting no.
Council Member Erickson related his hope that Council will provide
a schedule for action on the plan. Council Member Somers
suggested maintaining a portion of the draft calendar and
incorporating ideas regarding visions for the City. The City
Manager commented'Ahat efforts have been initiated to bring in
qualified parties to work with Council to develop a vision for the
City.
OLD BUSINESS The Deputy City Clerk presented from the meeting of August 7,
Canyon Park Trees 2000, Coastal Commission response to staff's request to remove
and/or trim eucalyptus trees in Canyon Park. The Public Services
Director reviewed the Agenda Report dated October 24, 2000, and
responded to questions from Council.
The resident at 2039 Republic Avenue, Costa Mesa, thanked
Council for examining this issue. He acknowledged that there is
substantial cost involved for trimming the trees but pointed out that
the park is used by more than just the adjacent neighbors. He
commented that the City does not have a budget for Canyon Park.
Rory Hughes, 2013 Republic Avenue, Costa Mesa, reported on
various eucalyptus trees throughout the City which had been
trimmed, including 20 in front of the City's Corporation Yard on
Placentia Avenue. He complained about the manner in which this
issue was handled with the Coastal Commission. Mr. Hughes
reported that the trees are ruining the views of over 80 properties
which could be worth $500,000.00 or more.
Tom Egan, 1893 Parkview Circle, Costa Mesa, felt that permission
from the Coastal Commission was not necessary in order to trim
the trees.
Glen Davidson, 2009 Republic Avenue, Costa Mesa, noted that his
property borders on Canyon Park, and reported that a large ash
tree in his front yard 150 feet from the park had recently been
severely trimmed by the City. He asked why the Coastal
Commission had not been consulted in this instance.
Jim Keller, 2033 Republic Avenue, Costa Mesa, thanked Council
for their consideration in this matter, stating that a permanent tree -
growth management program in Canyon Park would be desirable.
He stated that the eucalyptus treses are the main concern but asked
that all of the trees be maintained.
MOTION/Gave
A motion was made by Mayor Pro Tem Cowan, seconded by
Directions to Staff Mayor Monahan, and carried 5-0, directing staff to hire a consultant
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to work with the Coastal Commission; to wait three months for an
answer from that organization; to bring the plan back within three
months for formal adoption, including previous comments; and
after the three-month period, proceed with removing the offending
trees and replacing them per adopted guidelines.
The City Manager stated that there are a limited number of
consultants who routinely work with the Coastal Commission, and
the circumstances in gaining permission from the Commission is
not unusual. He assured previous speakers that the Commission
definitely has authority in this area, and noting that a permit was
also required when the park was developed.
OLD BUSINESS The Deputy City Clerk presented from the meeting of October 16,
1999 Monitoring 2000, 1999, Development Phasing and Performance Monitoring
Program Program. The Development Services Director summarized the
Agenda Report dated October 30, 2000.
MOTION/Received On motion by Mayor Pro Tem Cowan, seconded by Council
and Filed Member Somers, and carried 5-0, the report was received and
filed.
NEW BUSINESS The Deputy City Clerk presented from the meeting of October 16,
Committee Appoint- 2000, appointments to the following committees: Building,
ments Housing, and Fire Codes Board of Appeals; Advisory Committee of
Teens (ACT); Child Care and Youth Services Committee; and
.Human Relations Committee: decide whether to combine the
Access Appeals Board with the Building, Housing, and Fire Codes
Board of Appeals; and determine whether to reduce the number of
members on the Child Care and Youth Services Committee, or to
modify the status of the committee The City Manager reviewed the
Agenda Report dated October 17, 2000.
MOTION/Boards A motion was made by Mayor Pro Tem Cowan, seconded by
Combined Council Member Somers, and carried 5-0, to combine the Access
Appeals Board with the Building, Housing, and Fire Codes Board
of Appeals, consisting of the present members, which will increase
the new board to a membership of eight with two alternates.
MOTION A motion was made by Mayor Pro Tem Cowan, seconded by
Reappointed Tangen Council Member Somers, and carried 5-0, to reappoint Heather
to ACT Committee Tangen to the Advisory, Committee of Teens (ACT) for a two-year
term expiring October., 2002.
MOTION/Appointed A motion was made by Council Member Erickson, seconded by
Scribner to Child Council Member Somers, and carried 5-0, to appoint Doug
Care Committee Scribner to the Child Care and Youth Services Committee for a
two-year term expiring October, 2002, and to reduce the
membership of the committee to seven members with two
alternates.
MOTION/Appointed A motion was made by Council Member Dixon, seconded by
Afrasiabi and Saryan Council Member Somers, and carried 5-0, to appoint Peter
to Human Relations Afrasiabi and Bonnie Saryan to the Human Relations Committee
Committee for a two-year term expiring October, 2002.
MOTION/Appointed A motion was made by Council Member Somers, seconded by
Fisler and Makin to Mayor Pro Tem Cowan, and carried 5-0, to appoint James Fisler
3R Committee and Matthew Makin to the Redevelopment & Residential
Rehabilitation (3R) Committee, for two-year terms expiring
October, 2002, and reaffirming Timothy Cromwell and John Rule
as alternates.
NEW BUSINESS The Deputy City Clerk presented from the meeting of October 16,
Waste Hauling 2000, an ordinance amending Title 8 of the Costa Mesa Municipal
Services Code to establish minimum service requirements for multi -family
residential housing waste hauling services. The Public Services
Director summarized the Agenda Report dated October 30, 2000,
and responded to questions from Council.
Dan Worthington, 2963 Mindanao Drive, Costa Mesa,
congratulated staff and Council for correcting this problem. He
proposed choosing a new type of bin for the next step, possibly
obtaining bins which are user-friendly to multiple dwellings.
Doug Scribner, 321 Avocado Street, No. P, Costa Mesa, indicated
that this "blanket" policy will affect all multi -family properties, and
proposed targeting those who cause the problem. Mr. Scribner
acknowledged that the fiscal impact on the City is zero but
questioned the fiscal impact on residents.
Eleanor Egan, 1893 Parkview Circle, Costa Mesa, thanked Council
for this action.
MOTION/Ordinance On motion by Council Member Dixon, seconded by Council
00-17 Given First Member Erickson, and carried 5-0, Ordinance 00-17 was given first
Reading reading: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING TITLE 8 OF THE
COSTA MESA MUNICIPAL CODE TO ESTABLISH MINIMUM
SERVICE REQUIREMENTS FOR WASTE HAULING SERVICE
FOR MULTI -FAMILY RESIDENTIAL HOUSING. Second reading
and adoption are scheduled for the meeting of November 20,
2000.
NEW BUSINESS The Deputy City Clerk presented from the meeting of October 16,
2000-2001 First 2000, first quarter Community Objectives for fiscal year 2000-2001.
Quarter Community The Finance Director introduced the Acting Budget and Research
Objectives Officer who reviewed the Agenda Report dated October 31, 2000.
Tom Egan, 1893 Parkview Circle, Costa Mesa, referring to
Community Objective 01-E1, Complete a long-term "vision"
statement and plan for the City,, Page 86 of the Agenda Report,
noted the importance of including the community in the process.
He addressed Objective 01-E5; Consider the re-creation of a bi-
monthly or quarterly newsletter that is sent to the citizens, Page 89,
suggesting that the internet be utilized to distribute the newsletter.
Robert Graham, 3260 Dakota Avenue, Costa Mesa, commented
on Objective 98-134, Complete the SARX Study, Page 12, asking
why the City will be, "working with all other involved agencies with
the goal of deleting master -planned bridges over the Santa Ana
River at Gisler and 19th Streets," when a study has never been
conducted on this issue.
MOTION/Approved A motion was made by Mayor Pro Tem Cowan, seconded by
Objectives Council Member Somers, and carried 5-0, to approve the 2000-
2001 Community Objectives first quarter report, and approve the
staff recommendation to remove Items 00-1A, 00-A2, 98-135, 99-
C1. 99-C3, and 00-C6 from the current list.
NEW BUSINESS The Deputy City Clerk presented an ordinance pertaining to the
Conflict of Interest conflict of interest code. The.City Attorney reviewed the Agenda
Code Report dated October 12, 2000.
MOTION/Ordinance On motion by Mayor Pro Tem Cowan, seconded by Council
00-18 Given First Member Somers, and carried 5-0, Ordinance 00-18 was given first
Reading reading: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING CHAPTER X OF
TITLE 2 OF THE COSTA MESA MUNICIPAL CODE PERTAINING
TO THE CONFLICT OF INTEREST CODE. Second reading and
adoption are scheduled for the meeting of November 20, 2000.
Council Members Somers, Erickson, and Cowan thanked those
who attended the tree planting.
Council Member Erickson, supported the Community Objectives
process to accomplished the City's goals. Mayor Pro Tem Cowan
concurred with Council Member Erickson.
ADJOURNMENT The Mayor declared the meeting adjourned at 8:45 p.m.
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NEW BUSINESS
Releaf Costa Mesa
The Deputy City Clerk presented a request from Releaf Costa
Mesa to install a plaque at Fairview Park to commemorate planting
2'000th Tree
of its 2'000th tree; and a variance from Council Policy No. 800-4
relating to mounting of the plaque and the plaque inscription. The
Public Services Director summarized the Agenda Report dated
October 27, 2000.
MOTION/Approved
On motion by Council Member Somers, seconded by, Mayor Pro
Requests
Tem Cowan, and carried 5-0, the requests to install the plaque and
the variance were approved.
COUNCIL
Council Member Dixon thanked those who attended the ReLeaf
COMMENTS
Costa Mesa planting of the 2'000th tree. She announced that the
2000th Tree/Film
Human Relations Committee's film on diversity was postponed and
on Diversity/Tree
will be rescheduled for some time after the first of the year. She
Trimming
asked the Public Services Director to contact the City's tree
trimmers regarding the earlier report on a poorly trimmed tree.
Council Members Somers, Erickson, and Cowan thanked those
who attended the tree planting.
Council Member Erickson, supported the Community Objectives
process to accomplished the City's goals. Mayor Pro Tem Cowan
concurred with Council Member Erickson.
ADJOURNMENT The Mayor declared the meeting adjourned at 8:45 p.m.
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