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REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF COSTA MESA
February 17, 2004
The City Council of the City of Costa Mesa, California, met in
regular session February 17, 2004, 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 Scheafer, and
invocation by Ms. Joan Iden Bowie, First Church of Christ Scientist.
ROLL CALL Council Members Present:
Council Members Absent:
Officials Present:
Mayor Gary Monahan
Mayor Pro Tem Allan Mansoor
Council Member Mike Scheafer
Council Member Chris Steel
Council Member Libby Cowan
City Manager Allan Roeder
Acting City Attorney Tom Wood
Public Services Director William
Morris
Development Services Director
Don Lamm
Administrative Services Director
Steve Hayman
Finance Director Marc Puckett
Fire Chief Jim Ellis
Police Captain Tom Warnack
Transportation Services Manager
Peter Naghavi
Planning and Redevelopment
Manager Mike Robinson
Associate Planner Mel Lee
Deputy City Clerk Julie Folcik
MINUTES On motion by Mayor Pro Tem Mansoor, seconded by Council
December 15, 2003, Member Steel, and carried 4-0, Council Member Cowan absent,
January 20, and the minutes of the regular meetings of December 15, 2003,
February 2, 2004 January 20, and February 2, 2004, were approved.
ORDINANCES AND A motion was made by Mayor Monahan, seconded by Council
RESOLUTIONS Member Steel, and carried 4-0, to read all ordinances and
resolutions by title only.
PRESENTATION The Administrative Services Director introduced the employee
Employee Service recognition program for City employees with 25, 30, and 35 years
Recognition of service to the City. The City Manager congratulated Steve
Hayman, Administrative Services Director, for his 25 years of
service. The Public Services Director congratulated Harold
Newbern, Equipment Mechanic III, and Jack Pittman, Maintenance
Worker, on 35 years of service; Dave Maurer, Senior Maintenance
Worker, Pete Merritt, Chief Construction Inspector, who was in
attendance, and Bob Watkins, Senior Maintenance, Building
Maintenance Worker, for 30 years of service; and Mike Everson,
Senior Maintenance Worker, Rick Simons, Lead Maintenance
Worker, and Donna Theriault, Management Analyst, who was in
attendance, for 25 years of service. The Development Services
Director congratulated Mike Robinson, Planning and
Redevelopment Manager, and Perry Valantine, . Assistant
Development Services Director, who were both in attendance, for
30 years of service. ' The Fire Chief congratulated Captain Ron
McMinimy, who was in attendance, for 35 years of service; Captain
Mark Brown for 30 years of service; Eric Engle, Engineer, Jim
Higgins, Engineer, Bobby Masuzumi, Engineer, Carl McConnell,
Engineer, Russ Parker, Engineer, who were both in attendance,
and Jim Wysong, Firefighter, for 25 years of service. Captain Tom
Warnack congratulated Floyd Waldron, Reserve Police Officer, for
30 years of service, and Dave Goerke, Senior Police Officer, for 25
years of service.
PRESENTATION Mayor Monahan read;and presented a proclamation to Ron Baker,
"Stop in the Name of Orange County Stop on Red, in support of red light running
Love" Proclamation prevention efforts in the City of Costa Mesa. Mr. Baker advised of
the loss of his son due to an individual running a red light, and
spoke of his involvement in this organization, as well as expressed
his appreciation of the proclamation.
ANNOUNCEMENT Mayor Monahan announced that Mrs. Marita McNutt had been
Proclamation presented with a Proclamation in celebration of her 90th birthday on
February 9, 2004.
PUBLIC COMMENT Martin Millard, 2973 , Harbor Boulevard, No. 264, Costa Mesa,
Traffic Enforcement requested that Council provide more traffic enforcement on Baker
Street at Mendoza Drive, and Fairview Road, advising that there
has been an increase in the running of red lights. He commented
First Time Home Buyer on the City's First Time Home Buyer Assistance Program provided
Program by the Housing and Community Development Department
reporting that there has not been enough individuals applying and
qualifying for the program. He inquired as to the purpose and
expressed an understanding that the program would be for the first
time homebuyer's in 'the City of Costa Mesa. Mayor Monahan
confirmed that the program was meant for first time buyers but not
for just in the City, and stated that he would look into this matter.
Comcast Cable Anne Hogan-Shereshevsky, 2152 Elden Avenue, No. 1, Costa
Mesa, expressed her, displeasure at the changing of the channel
assignments and of the new "basic" level of programming that
reduced the programs offered, by the Comcast Cable. Mayor
Monahan confirmed that the change took place, and offered a
guide prepared by Comcast Cable, but stated that he would look
Senior Housing/1901 further into the details as to the change in programming. Ms.
Newport Boulevard Hogan-Shereshevsky commented that senior citizen housing is
scarce in the City, she also expressed her opposition to the 1901
Newport Boulevard Plaza Project and advised that she was
assisting in the circulation of a petition to place it on the ballot.
She reported potholes found on Placentia Avenue, 19th Street, and
Fairview Road that require repair. Mayor Monahan confirmed with
the Transportation Services Manager the status of the projects on
Placentia Avenue, 19th Street, and Fairview Road.
Evans Comments Brian Evans, Post iOffice Box 15070, Newport Beach,
congratulated the employees on their years of service to the City.
He reiterated his request for exculpatory evidence, dating from
1972 to 1979, stating that it is . pursuant to Penal Code Section
1054.1(e), and that it would vindicate Sid Soffer.
Traffic Problems Robert Graham, 3260 Dakota Avenue, Costa Mesa, showed
photographs of the 56 Freeway, and various streets that have not
been widened,- despite the long-term need. Mayor Monahan
responded that the widening of 22nd Street, Del Mar Avenue, and
19th Street was not approved due to many Costa Mesa residents
and business owners ,would have lost their property.
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Bike Lanes Josh Boyle, 278 East 16th Street, No. B., Costa Mesa, suggested
that the changes made Comcast Cable should motivate individuals
to purchase a satellite dish. He commented that individuals are
running red lights due to the added traffic congestion throughout
the City. He disagreed that .a bike lane on Newport Boulevard
would be the most practical, and suggested that perhaps Harbor
Boulevard and Placentia Avenue would be a better route.
Victoria Street Mari Erin Roth, 990 Oak Street, Costa Mesa, was complimentary
Improvements of the improvements on Victoria Street but expressed her
disapproval of the grass that replaced the 'xeriscape' plants at
Victoria just before Placentia Avenue. She also indicated that she
did not appreciate the changes made by Comcast Cable.
Mobile Home Parks Irene Shannon, 1640 Newport Boulevard, No. 17, Costa Mesa,
reported that the Relocation Impact Report regarding Snug Harbor
and EI Nido Trailer Parks would be listed on the March 1, 2004,
Agenda, and asked that Council look at "closure" as a change of
use, what closure benefits have been paid, and noted that Laguna
Beach, San Juan Capistrano, San Clemente, and San Diego were
not mentioned in the review of 12 other cities.
Jean Stirling -Stevens, Post Office Box 7265, Newport Beach,
Region 5 Manager of the Golden State Manufactured Homeowners
League for the State of California, commented that the confiscation
of property of homeowners in mobile home parks, without
adequate compensation must stop.
Municipal Code Igal Israel, 2280 Newport Boulevard, Costa Mesa, reflected on a
problem he is having with the City, read Municipal Code Section 1-
33 (c) and (d), and questioned the City Attorney's authority. Mayor
Monahan requested that the Acting City Attorney provide further
information to Council regarding this problem.
Comcast Cable Don Elmore, 2209 Wallace Avenue, Costa Mesa, complained of
the changes in the grouping of the channels that were done by
Comcast Cable and reported that they are charging more for
channels that used to be included in the basic service. The City
Manager responded that Council has limited authority over the
cable company due to action of Congress.
Red Lights Beth Refakes, 320 Magnolia Street, Costa Mesa, thanked staff for
their prompt response to the trimming of trees and shrubs near her
residence. She commented on the number of individuals running
Comcast Cable red lights on Newport Boulevard. Ms. Refakes reported that she
had contacted Comcast Cable regarding channels she was no
longer receiving, and was told the she would have to "upgrade" in
Triangle Square Sign order to get those same channels. She commented that the sign
being installed at Triangle Square is not compatible with the
signage along Newport Boulevard. Mayor Monahan confirmed with
the Development Services Director that the sign does conform to
the standards.
CONSENT The following item was removed from the Consent Calendar: Item
CALENDAR No. 11, Budget Adjustment No. 04-063 to revise revenue estimates
for FY 2003-2004 to reflect the $1.1 million net decrease in
estimated revenue.
MOTION/Approved On motion by Council Member Scheafer, seconded by Mayor Pro
Except Item No. 11 Tem Mansoor, and carried 4-0, the remaining Consent 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: George Hanold;
and Woodland Village Apartments.
WARRANTS The following warrants were approved:
Approved Warrant' Warrant Resolution 1991, funding Payroll 403 for
1991 /Payroll 402A and $1,967,227.19, Payroll No.' 402A for $450.27, and City
Payroll 403 operating expenses for $1,624,987.45, including payroll
deductions.
Approved Warrant Warrant Resolution 1992 funding City operating expenses for
1992 $1,035,016.30.
ADMINISTRATIVE Resolution 04-14 was adopted: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
ACTIONS/Adopted COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA,
Resolution 04-14 AUTHORIZING RECORDS DESTRUCTION FOR THE POLICE
Authorizing Police DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF COSTA MESA, PURSUANT TO
Records Destruction ORDINANCE NO. 75-60.
Approved Support A support agreement was approved with PeopleSoft, USA, Inc.,
Agreement with Dept. CH10699, Pal antine, Illinois, for an annual amount of
PeopleSoft USA, Inc. $134,967.81, including tax, and the City Manager was authorized
to sign the Purchase Requisitions pursuant to the terms of the
PeopleSoft USA, Inc., License Agreement, effective March 19,
2004 through March 18, 2005.
Adopted Resolution Resolution 04-15 was adopted: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
04-15 Approving Grant COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA,
Application for the APPROVING THE APPLICANT TO APPLY FOR GRANT FUNDS
Roberti-Z'Berg-Harris FOR THE ROBERTI-Z'BERG-HARRIS \ URBAN OPEN SPACE
Urban Open Space AND RECREATION PROGRAM UNDER THE SAFE
and Recreation NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS, CLEAN WATER, CLEAN AIR, AND
Program COASTAL PROTECTION BOND ACT OF 2000.
Awarded Contract A contract was awarded to Geomatrix Consultants, Inc.
to Geomatrix for Flow (Geomatrix), 330 West Bay Street, Suite 140, Costa Mesa, in an
Monitoring and Sampl- amount not to exceed $208,627.00, for flow monitoring and
ing Services sampling services, and the Mayor and Deputy City Clerk were
authorized to sign on behalf of the City.
Accepted Work for Catch Basin Insert Program for 2002/2003, City Project No. 03-15,
Catch Basin Insert were completed to the satisfaction of the Public Services Director
Program, Project No. on December 16, 2003, by Asbury Environmental Services, 2100
03-15, by Asbury North Alameda Street, Compton. The work was accepted; the
Environmental Deputy City Clerk was authorized to file a Notice of Completion;
Services 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.
Awarded Formal Formal Proposal Item No. 012304 was awarded to Tolar
Proposal Item No. Manufacturing Company, Inc., 258 Mariah Circle, Corona, for
012304 to Tolar $90,348.38, for the purchase of 20 bus passenger shelters, 20
Manufacturing benches, and 20 trash containers, and the City Manager was
Company authorized to sign the Purchase Requisition.
Approved Assignment The Assignment Agreement was approved between the City of
Agreement with RKSS Costa Mesa, RKSS, and Sunflower Partners, allocating the rights
and Sunflower and obligations of the Sakioka Farm Development Agreement, and
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the Mayor and. Deputy City Clerk were authorized to sign on behalf
of the City.
Budget Adjustment Item No. 11 on the Consent Calendar was presented: Budget
No. 04-063 Adjustment No. 04-063 to revise revenue estimates for FY 2003-
2004 to reflect the $1.1 million net decrease in estimated .revenue.
Mike Berry, 2064 Meadow View Lane, Costa Mesa, asked that
Council look at cutting spending and programs to cover this
shortfall in income for the City instead of taking away resources.
MOTION/Approved On motion by Mayor Pro Tem Mansoor, seconded by Council
Budget Adjustment Member Steel, and carried 4-0, Budget Adjustment No. 04-063
No. 04-063 was approved to revise revenue estimates for FY 2003-2004 to
reflect the $1.1 million net decrease in estimated revenue.
PUBLIC HEARING The Deputy City Clerk announced that this is the time and place
Appeal of Minor set for a public hearing to consider an application from Council
Design Review ZA-03- Member Steel appealing the Planning Commission's decision to
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Review ZA-03-76 for Brad Smith, authorized agent for Willard
Chilcott, to construct a two-story 2,376 square foot residence at
2160 Myran Drive in an R2 -MD (Multiple -Family Residential
District, Medium Density) zone. Environmental Determination:
Exempt. The Affidavits of Publishing and Mailing are on file in the
City Clerk's Office. Communications were received in opposition of
the project from the following Costa Mesa residents: Barbara
Beck, 443 Flower Street; and Pamela Frankel, 2166 Myran Drive.
Council Member Steel commented that he filed the appeal on
behalf of the residents of Myran Drive, due to their concern
regarding the impact of this development on their privacy. The
Associate Planner reviewed the Agenda Report dated January 30,
2004, and responded to questions from Council along with the
Development Services Director.
Willard Chilcott, 167 Rochester Street, Costa Mesa, addressed the
letters provided in opposition to the project and questioned the
implication that the project would have an adverse impact, he
stated that he believed that an increase in property value is a fair
measure of a positive impact. He addressed concerns regarding
anticipated traffic and the compatibility of the proposed project. He
shared pictures that depicted the current surroundings to support
his claim would have no more of a negative impact than those that
are already created by the surrounding properties. He pointed out
that all the development guidelines have been followed and felt
that it was a development that it would meet the City's desire for
more home ownership, excellence in design and that the market
would support it. He responded to questions from Council.
Council Member Scheafer reminded Mr. Chilcott that that the
Council has a responsibility to consider the concerns and opinions
of the residents whether directly behind or surrounding the project
as part of their decision making process.
Joelle Frankel, 2166 Myran Drive, commented that due to the is
uniqueness of the neighborhood it therefore requires special
consideration, explaining that there are only four homes on the
street, that they are located one side of the street, are single story
homes located on large lots providing ample open space and
describing the street as "small and secluded." She questioned why
the street was zoned R-2, , indicating the street cannot
accommodate the traffic from such development and further
explaining that there is limited access for emergency vehicles.
Morris Berger, 436 East 19th Street, sympathized with the
surrounding residents, and pointed out that the issue of privacy is
similar to his own experience and concern. He commented that
there are examples, within the city, of development that was
designed with the privacy of surrounding neighbors in mind by way
by way of such things as minimizing of the windows, and deletion
of second -story decks. He further commented that the due to the
uncharacteristic building, the project might have an adverse effect
on the neighborhood due to unresolved privacy issues.
Tiny Hyder, 2156 Myran Drive, read her letter to the Council
inquiring as to the gaining of permission of the surrounding
property owners for the installation of the underground utilities and
of the maintenance and the repair that may be necessary due to
the construction. She also requested for an 8 -foot wall between
the properties. The Mayor confirmed with the Development
Services Director that the code currently allows for only a 6 -foot
wall. Ms. Hyder responded to questions from Council.
Christina Collins, 2136 Raleigh Avenue, Costa Mesa, shared her
experience of a home built directly behind her home, that is out of
scale of the neighborhood, and neither harmonious nor compatible.
She showed photographs of the construction stating that she and
her family have lost their privacy.
The following Costa Mesa residents also spoke in opposition of the
project: Marilyn Breeze, no street address given; Terry Shaw, 420
Bernard Street; Mari Erin Roth, 990 Oak Street; Linda Schwandt,
2192 Miner Street; Beth Refakes, 320 Magnolia Street; Pamela
Frankel, 2166 Myran Drive, also responded to questions from
Council; the resident at 2162 Maple Street; John Peck, 2038
Meyer Place, No. B; Linus Phillips, a resident of Maple Street; and
Harold Schumacher, no street address given.
There being no further speakers, the Mayor closed the public
hearing.
Council Member Steel stated that what was proposed for the
project, was inappropriate reiterating his reasons of traffic, parking,
in continuity, and character, and felt that a comparable design
could be developed which represents a one-story structure at the
location.
Mayor Monahan confirmed with the Associate Planner that the
project had been conditioned to include a sprinkler system due to
the current lack of adequate accessibility and turning radius for the
fire trucks.
Mayor Pro Tem Mansoor pointed out that the square footage of the
home included the garage commenting that this project is not a
"monstrosity" at 1,900 square feet, that it does comply with the
Residential Design Guidelines, and that stipulations included
working with staff regarding privacy issues.
Mayor Monahan asked that removal of the deck be considered due
to the privacy issue.
Brad Smith, Architect, 365 Old Newport Boulevard, Newport
Beach, responded that elimination of the deck was acceptable.
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MOTION/Adopted On motion by Mayor Pro Tem Mansoor, seconded by Mayor
Resolution 04-16 Monahan, and carried 3-1, Council Member Steel voting no, to
Approving ZA-03-76 uphold the Planning Commission's decision by adoption of
Resolution 04-16: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING MINOR
DESIGN REVIEW ZA-03-76, with elimination of the deck.
Mayor Monahan expressed interest in discussing with staff and
perhaps the property owners the possibility of R1 zoning for the
neighborhood. He concurred with Mayor Pro Tem Mansoor that a
1,900 square foot house was a reasonable size, that it was an
upgrade of the property and reminded the audience that the review
of the project is for only the one unit.
Council Member Steel referenced his reasons for not supporting
the motion emphasizing that he felt a single story construction was
a better alternative.
RECESS The Mayor declared a recess at 9:50 p.m., and reconvened the
meeting at 10:05 p.m.
NEW BUSINESS The Deputy City Clerk presented the induction of Tom Thompson
Induction of Tom into the "Circle of Service", located in Lion's Park, adjacent to the
Thompson into the Neighborhood Community Center, on Friday, July 23, 2004. The
"Circle of Service" Administrative Services Director reviewed the Agenda Report
dated January 29, 2004, and responded to questions from Council.
MOTION/Approved A motion was made by Council Member Steel, seconded by
Induction of Tom Council Member Scheafer, and carried 4-0, to approve the
Thompson into the induction of Tom Thompson into the "Circle of Service" located in
"Circle of Service" Lion's Park, adjacent to the Neighborhood Community Center, on
Friday, July 23, 2004.
NEW BUSINESS The Deputy City Clerk presented the 2003-2004 Second Quarter
2003-2004 Second Community Objectives Update. The Finance Director reviewed the
Quarter Community Agenda Report dated February 2, 2004.
Objectives Update..
MOTION/Received On motion by Mayor Pro Tem Mansoor, seconded by Council
and Filed Member Steel, and carried 4-0, the 2003-2004 Second Quarter
Community Objectives Update was received and filed.
ANNOUNCEMENT There being no objection, New Business No. 6 was taken out of
order.
NEW BUSINESS The Deputy City Clerk presented Consideration of Potential New
Consideration of New Revenue Sources.
Revenue Sources
MOTION/Continued On motion by Mayor Monahan, seconded by Council Member
to March 1, 2004 Steel, and carried 4-0, Consideration of Potential New Revenue
Sources was continued to the meeting of March 1, 2004.
NEW BUSINESS The Deputy City Clerk presented Downtown and Eastside
Downtown and East- Transportation Ad Hoc Committee Final Report. The
side Transportation Ad Transportation Services Manager reviewed the Agenda Report
Hoc Committee Report dated February 4, 2004, and responded to questions from Council.
Tom Sutro, 2956 Pemba Drive, Costa Mesa, Chairman of the
Downtown and Eastside Transportation Ad Hoc Committee,
thanked staff for their help in providing information to the
committee. He summarized the recommendations of the
MOTION/Received
and Filed Report
committee pointing out the goal to remove the extension of the 55
Freeway from the Master Plan and expressed the concern of the
downtown merchants ';of the traffic flow along Newport Boulevard.
He also advised of the committee's concern regarding the
construction period requesting that as much of the construction, as
possible, be conducted at night and that the businesses would
remain open
Mr. Sutro and the Transportation Services Manager responded to
Council Member Steel's inquiry regarding the purpose for the
removing the extension of the 55 Freeway from the Master Plan,
explaining that due toi the alignment of the Freeway and the width
of Newport Boulevard expansion of the freeway would cause a
number of businesses and residences to be "taken" for the
purpose, also noting, that the project would be a long term
construction project and a cause for much disruption of the area.
Tom Egan, 1893 Parkview Circle, Costa Mesa, served as a
committee member, and suggested that a follow-up committee be
established to explores directions for the downtown area, explaining
that the committee was charged to study short-term issues, but felt
that there are long-term issues that also need to be evaluated, and
further direction provided.
Beth Refakes, 320 Magnolia Street, Costa Mesa, expressed her
confusion to the reference, in the staff report, for a "village -type
atmosphere" and yet proposed a "highway" to move traffic through
the downtown area. 'She expressed concern of the parking lots
exiting to streets behind Newport Boulevard, stating it would
generate traffic onto the residential streets. Ms. Refakes
commented that by extending the proposed Centerline Lightrail
Alignment along Newport Boulevard would not alleviate the traffic
problem unless it reached to Newport Beach. She further
commented that the , freeway should have been initially placed
under -ground.
Robert Graham, 3260 Dakota Avenue, Costa Mesa, expressed his
support of keeping the Freeway extension on the Master Plan
commenting that its removal would not be in the best interest for
the future of the City of Costa Mesa.
A motion was made by Mayor Monahan, seconded by Mayor Pro
Tem Mansoor, and ;carried 4-0, the Downtown and Eastside
Transportation Ad Hoc Committee Final Report was received and
filed.
NEW BUSINESS The Deputy City Clerk presented Guidelines for Installation of
Guidelines for Installa- Electronic Speed Display Signs. The Transportation Services
tion of Electronic Manager reviewed the Agenda Report dated February 3, 2004,
Speed Display Signs and responded to questions from Council.
MOTION/Approved On motion by Mayor Pro Tem Mansoor, seconded by Council
Guidelines Member Scheafer, and carried 4-0, the Guidelines for Installation
of Electronic Speed Display Signs were approved.
NEW BUSINESS The Deputy City Clerk presented Annexation of County Islands.
Annexation of County The City Manager and the Planning and Redevelopment Manager
Islands reviewed the Agenda -Report dated February 11, 2004.
Robert Graham, 3260 Dakota Avenue, Costa Mesa, suggested
that perhaps the City should attempt to annex a portion of property
from the County that would serve as a contiguous connection of
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two points of Costa Mesa
West Santa Ana Heights,
the aggressive approach
County Islands.
proper that would effectively isolate the
and Country Club area. He supported
of the City for the annexation of the
Beth Refakes, 320 Magnolia Street, Costa Mesa, also expressed
her support of aggressively pursuing the annexation. She
commented that if Newport Beach were to successfully annex the
property that they may not only gain possible redevelopment
monies but it may further support their drive to gain control of the
John Wayne Airport.
Sam Clark, 3077 Coolidge Avenue, Costa Mesa, agreed with the
need to aggressively pursue this annexation.
MOTION/Approved A motion was made by Mayor Pro Tem Mansoor, seconded by
Support for Annexation Council Member Scheafer, and carried 4-0, to reiterate the City's
of County Islands support for Annexation of County Islands within the City's Sphere
of Influence (Annexation #7); and authorized the City Manager to
enter into negotiations with the County Executive Office for
implementation of a municipal service contract for unincorporated
areas within the City's Sphere of Influence.
MOTION/Adopted On motion by Council Member Steel, seconded by Council
Resolution 04-17 Member Scheafer, and carried 4-0, Resolution 04-17 was adopted:
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
COSTA MESA,' CALIFORNIA, REITERATING SUPPORT FOR
THE EXISTING SPHERE OF INFLUENCE (SOI) LINE
ESTABLISHED BY THE LOCAL AGENCY FORMATION
COMMISSION (LAFCO) RELATING TO THE ANNEXATION OF
UNINCORPORATED ISLANDS.
COUNCIL Council Member Scheafer congratulated his son on being sworn in
COMMENTS as a police officer at the City of Irvine.
Congratulations
Museum of Tolerance Council Member Steel commented on his trip -with the Human
Relations Committee to the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles.
Citizens Advisory Mayor Monahan announced that the Citizens Advisory Committee
Committee for Special for Special Education of Newport -Mesa would be . meeting on
Education Wednesday, March 25, 2004, at 7:00 p.m., at the Newport -Mesa
headquarters, and the title for the meeting is "Self Advocacy". He
also thanked the neighbors and all that were involved for their
"Extreme Makeover" contributions in the "Extreme Makeover" taking place at a home
located on Rosemary Place.
ADJOURNMENT Mayor Monahan declared the meeting adjourned at 11:00 p.m.
Mayor oft a City of Costa Mesa
ATTEST:
Dep City Clerk of the City of Costa Mesa