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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1960-03-21105 a MINUTES Council Chamber, Huntington Beach, Monday, March 21, City Halt California 1960 Mayor Irby called the regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach to order at 7:30 o'clock P.M. Councilmen Present: Sork, Lambert, Terry, Waite, Irby. Councilmen Absent: None. Business License On motion by Terry seconded by Waite Applications the business applications presented by the City Clerk to conduct business in the City of Huntington Beach and approved by the Health Officer, Building Inspector, Chief of Police, Fire Chief and Planning Director, be granted. Motion carried. Warrington Lumber Company, business of Lumber Delivery, Wheel Tax, of 7641 Garden Grove Blvd., Garden Grove, California. Ward & Harrington Lumber Company, business of Lumber Delivery Wheel Tax, of 620 Vance Street, Santa Ana, California. Barry L. Robb; business of Beer Bar, at 410 Ocean Ave. City. Alco-Pacific Construction Company, business of Building Contrac- tor, Wheel Tax, of 1382.2 Beach Blvd., City. Santa Ana Lumber Co., business of Retail Lumber Delivery, Wheel Tax, of 1726 West 4th Street, Santa Ana, Calif. Construction Graders, Inc., business of Excavation, Wheel Tax, of 1035 North Batavia, Orange, Calif. J. A. Stinson, business of General, Building Contractor, Wheel Tax, of 2662 West Lincoln Blvd., Anaheim, Calif. Charles R. Goode, dba Esquire Lighting Company, business of Electrical Contractor, Wheel Tax, of 1223 W. Baseline, San Bernardino, Calif. Certified Material Company, business of Delivery of Materials, Wheel Tax, of 12940 Pearl Street, Los Alamitos, Calif. Wayne Smith, business of Gardening, of 18262 Lisa St., City. Charles McCandless, business of Tile Contractor, Wheel Tax, of 636 Poinsettia Street, Santa Ana, California. William E. Beckman, business of Dust Control, Wheel Tax, of 12936 Smallwood Avenue, Downey, California. Gaines Carpet Service, business of Installing Carpet, Wheel Tax, of 7908 So. Vermont Street, Lbs Angeles 44, California. Anaheim Builders Supply, Inc., business of Delivery, Wheel Tax, of 18057 U.Sti Highway 101, Anaheim, California. 1. 106 Page #2 - Minutes, March 21, 1960 Quaker Plumbing Company, business of Plumbing Contractor, Wheel Tax, of P.O. Box 306, La Habra, California. C. Recknagel, business of Casing Pulling, Wheel Tax, of 3508 Atlantic Ave., Long Beach, California. Standard Flour Company, business of Wheel Tax, Wholesale Delivery, Wheel Tax, of 668 Santa Fe Avenue, Los Angeles 21, California Delta Motor Co., business of Electric Motor Repair, Wheel Tax, of 2224 Atlantic Avenue, Long Beach 7, Calif. Harbor Neon Company, business of Repairs & Maintenance, Wheel Tax, of 2072 Placentia, Costa Mesa, Calif. Atlas Supply Company, business of Oil Well Supply, Wheel Tax, of P.O. Box 1331, Bakersfield, Calif. Ward J. Knox, business of Roofing Contractor, Wheel Tax, of12330 E. 215st Street, .Artesia, California. Ready Maid Kitchens, Inc., business of Delivery & Installation Kitchen Cabinets, Wheel Tax, of 913 East 4th Street, Santa Ana, California. Home Engineering Company, business of Insulation, Wheel Tax, of 913 N. Los Angeles Street, Anaheim, California. Henderson Mfg. Co., Inc., business of Delivery of Sash & Doors, Wheel Tax, of P.O. Box 71906 Los Angeles, Calif. AAA Fence Co., Inc., business of Fence Installation, Wheel Tax, of 12222 Westminster Ave., Santa Ana, California. Fencemasters & Fairway Lumber Co., business of Fence Contracting & Retail Sales, 'v'heel Tax, of Box 432, Garden Grove, Calif. J. R. Dunham, Contractor, business of Contractor, Wheel Tax, of 13862 Jasperson, Westminster, Calif. Ray A. Newkirk, business of Excavating, Wheel Tax, of 15711 Cully Drive, Orange, Calif. Atlas Building Materials Co., business of Delivery of Building Materials, Wheel Tax, of 4207 Whiteside St., Los Angeles 63, California. Lloyd J. Benson Plastering, business of Plastering Contractor, Wheel Tax, of 8426 Stewart & Gray Rd., Downey, Calif. Oliver W. Scott & Son, business of Road Work, '.4hee1 Tax, of P.O. Box 3186, Santa Ana, California. Fix & Brain Vacuum Truck Service, business of Vacuum Trucking, Wheel Tax, of 233 East D. Street, Wilmington, California. Alumaco Construction Inc., business of General Contracting, Wheel Tax, of 1521 So. La Cienega, Los Angeles 35, California. Frederick B. Case - Specialty Molders, business of molding rubber, at 712 Yorktown Street, Bldg. #6, City. Roger A. Palmer, business of worm hatchery, at 17152 Nichols Street, City. 2. 07 Page #3 - Minutes, March 21, 1960 Pioneer Harber Inc., business of General Building Contractor, at 2703 Beach Blvd., City. Midway TV, business of TV Sales & Repairs, at 207 - 5th Street, City. All Types Masonry, business of Masonry Contractor, Wheel Tax, of 4802 Seashore Drive, Newport Beach, Calif. UV#198 - The Clerk read transmittal from the Charles O' Ne,al Planning Commission to the Honorable City Council relative to Use Variance #198. Petitioner, Charles O'Neal, 7115 Garfield Avenue, City, to allow a tractor service and storage yard in the A-1 General Agricultural Zone. Location at 7115 Garfield Avenue, City. Legal description, Lots 10 and 11, Block "C", Garfield Street addition. Follow- ing public hearingheld by the Planning Commission on March 15, 1960, to consider the petitioner's request. A motion was duly made by Letson and seconded by Stang to recommend to the City Council approval with the following condition: There shall be stipulated a time limit of five years, from the date of approval. Motion approved by the following roll call vote: AYES: Presson, Letson, Doutt, Thompson, Kaufman, Stang, Chairman Bazil. NOES: None. ABSENT: None. UV#198 - granted. On motion by Lambert seconded by Terry in accordance with the recommendation of the Planning Commission and subject to the condition stipulated therein Use Variance No. 198, be -granted. Motion carried. AV#199 - The Clerk read transmittal from the Don Treece Planning Commission to the -Honorable City Council relative to Area Variance No. 199. Petitioner, Don Treece, 18921 Carolyn Street, City, to allow the construct- ion of a 5k ft. landscaping wall in the front yard area in variance to R-4 requirements. Location at 18921 Carolyn Street, City. Legal description being Lot 25, Tract 3126. After a public hearing was held by the Planning Commission on March 15th, 1960, to consider the 3. 108 Page #4 - Minutes, March 21, 1960 petitioner's request, a motion was duly made by Stang and seconded by Letson to recommend to the City Council approval without conditions, was passed by the following roll call vote: AYES: Presson, Letson, Doutt, Thompson, Kaufman, Stang, Chairman Bazil. NOES: None. ABSENT: None. AV11199 - Granted On motion by Waite seconded by Sork in accordance with the recommendation of the Planning Commission, Area Variance No. 199 be granted without conditions. Motion carried. UV#162 amended - The Clerk read transmittal from the W.H. Bradley Planning Commission to the Honorable City Council relative to Use Variance #162 amended. Petitioner, W. H. Bradley, 7914 Holt Street, City, to allow a 10 unit motel and coffee shop as granted by variance to be amended to allow addition of a cocktail lounge in conjunction with the coffee shop. Location 75 feet north of MacDonald Avenue on the west side of Beach Blvd., Legal description being Lots 116, 117, 118, Tract 417. Following a public hearing held by the Planning Commission on March 15th, 1960, to consider the petitioner's request a motion was made by Thompson seconded by Kaufman to recommend to the City Council for approval with the following conditions: 1. OFF STREET PARKING There shall be required 18 parking spaces as indicated by the applicant on the resubmitted plot plan. 2. CURB AND GUTTERS There shall be required curb and gutters construction along the entire 75 feet of frontage with an ingress and egress ramp permitted for a maximum of 32 feet of width. 3. PAVED OFF STREET PARKING There shall be required the asphaltic paving of all parking areas proposed. 4. REAR WALL There shall be constructed on the rear property line, a six foot high masonry wall the entire length of said property line. 4. 09 Page #5 - Minutes, March 21, 1960 5. NEON SIGN There may be permitted one sign of maximum of 80 sq. ft. within the front yard area but not closer than 10 feet to any side property line. Approved by the following roll call vote: AYES: Presson, Doutt, Thompson, Kaufman, Stang, Chairman Bazil. NOES: Letson. ABSENT: None. UV#162 ranted On motion by Waite seconded by Sork in accordance with the recommendation of the Planning Commisk sion Use Variance No. 162, amended, be approved subject to the conditions stipulated by the Planning Commission, be granted. Motion carried. Ord. #755 - R-5 The'Clerk gave Ordinance No. 755 its Districts - Adopted -'� second reading, by title, An Ordinance of the City of Huntington Beach amending the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code relating to R-5 Districts, amending, adding and repealing sections of said Ordinance Code. On motion by Lambert seconded by Waite Ordinance No. 755 was passed and adopted by the follow- ing roll call vote: AYES: Councilmen: Sork, Lambert, Terry, Waite, Irby. NOES: Councilmen: None. ABSENT: Councilmen: None. Offers to purchase The Clerk reported that the follow - Tax Title Lots 9 & 10 Blk 1202 VDM Tr, ing offers were received for Tax Title Lots 9 & 10, Block 1202, Vista Del Mar Tract. Mrs. Glennie Moffatt Paine of 17102 A Street, City - $3000.00. Ted Oliver, 7206 Oceari''ront, Newport Beach - $3750.00 without warranty of title and purchaser to pay Internal Revenue Stamps and recording of Deed. Bid deposit of 10% enclosed. Gerald G. Lance of 219 Geneva Street, City - $3850.009 bid deposit of $400.00 enclosed. On motion by Sork seconded by Lambert the offers received for the purchase of Tax Title Lots 9 & 109 Block 1202, Vista Del Mar Tract be rejected and the Clerk be instructed to return the bid deposits received and the City 5. 110 Page #6 - Minutes, March 21, 1960 Administrator be instructed to present to the City Council an up to date list of city tax title lots, be approved. Motion carried. Easement Deed - On motion by Lambert seconded by Waite Harriet Wachs the City Council on behalf of the City accept easement deed from Harriet Wachs, a married woman, Reva Alban, a married woman, Esther Alban, a married woman, Sydell Alban, a married woman, and Rose J. Jaffe, a widow, each as to an undivided one -fifth interest granted and conveyed to the City of Huntington Beach covering the property described as follows: "The Westerly 20 feet of the Southwest quarter of the Northwest quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section 34, Township 5 South, Range 11 West, in the Rancho La Bolsa Chica, as shown on a map recorded in Book 51, page 13 of Miscellaneous Maps, Records of Orange County, California." and the City Clerk be instructed to record the easement deed with the County Recorder of the County of Orange, be approved. Motion carried. Public Hearing - Mayor Irby announced that at 8:00 Zone Case #110 o'clock P.M. on this day was the date set for the Public Hearing on Zone Case No. 110 and requested the City Clerk to read the legal notice. The Clerk read notice of Use District Hearing Zone Case No. 110 as published in the Huntington Beach News March the loth, 1960, setting a hearing for 8:00 o'clock P.M. on Monday the 21st day of March, 1960, for the purpose of considering a petition for a change of zone relative to proposed change of district zoning in use clAssification from M-2-0 Industrial District to R-5-0 and R-5 District with Oil Drilling permitted on the forty acre parcel surrounded by Quincy Street, Memphis Street, Delaware Avenue and Beach Blvd. The Clerk reported that there were no verbal or written protests filed for or against Zone Case No. 110. 6. Page #7 - Minutes, March 21, 1960 Hearing closed There being no protests filed oral or written the Mayor declared the hearing closed. Ord. #756 - 1st The Clerk gave Ordinance No. 756, reading - District Man its first reading in full, An Ord- inance of the City of Huntington Beach amending the Huntington Beach OrdinanceeCode by amending Sectional District Map 11-6-11. Plans & Specs. - The City Administrator Doyle Miller, Harry A. Overmyer Municipal Reservoir reported to the City Council that the Plans and specifications for the Harry A. Overmyer Munici- pal Reservoir prepared by Lowry and Associates Engineers and which was subject to a few minor changes in the bond wording and specifications was now in order and recommended it's approval. On motion by Terry secondddc?by Sork the plans and specifications for the Harry A. Overmyer Munici- pal Reservoir in accordance with the recommendations of the City Administrator, be approved. Motion carried. Reso. #1414 - Hourly The Clerk read Resolution No. 1414, wages - Harry A. Over- myer Municipal Reservoir A Resolution of the City of Hunting- tqn Beach establishing the general prevailing hourly wages for each craft or type of workman or mechanic needed for the construction of the Harry A, Overmyer Memorial Municipal Reservoir in the City of Huntington Beach, California. City Engineer James Wheeler reported to the City Council that the prevailing hourly wages for each draft or type of workman or mechanic needed for the construction of the Harry A. Overmyer Memorial Municipal Reservoir as read by the City Clerk in Resolution No. 1414 ' are the prevailing hourly wages for each type of craft or type of workman in this area of Orange County. On motion by Lambert seconded by Waite Resolution No. 1414 was passed and adopted by the follow- ing toll call vote: 7. Page #8 - Minutes, March 21, . 1960 after the City Council found and determined that the general prevailing'hourly.wages for each craft or type of workman or mechanic needed for the construction of the'Harry A. Over- myer Memorial Municipal Reservoir was determined as reported by the City Engineer. AYES: Councilmen: Sork, Lambert, Terry, Waite, Irby. NOES: Councilmen: None. ABSENT: Councilmen: None. Legal Notice - Bids On motion by Sork seconded by Lambert Harry A. Overmyer Municipal Water the City Clerk be instructed to insert Reservoir a legal notice in the Huntington Beach News calling for bids on the Harry A: Overmyer Municipal Water Reservoir and said bids to be received by 7:30 o'clock P.M. on April the 15th, 1960 and said bids to be -opened at said hour and date, be approved. Motion carried. Public Hearing - Mayor Irby announced that a public Amend. Art.924 hearing be set for 8:15 o'clock P.M. and requested that the City Clerk to read the legal notice. The City Clerk read the.legal no<tice published in the Huntington Beach News on.March the loth, 1960 setting a hearing at 8:15 o'clock P.M. on Monday the 21st day of March, 1960, relative to amending Article 924 of the Hunt- ington Beach Ordinance Code by revisions of Sections 9241, 9241.12 9244, 9247 and the additions of Sections 9241.2, 9241.32 9241.4, concerning the procedure for granting cond- itional exceptions. The Clerk read the letter of trans- mittal from the Planning'Commission relative to Resolution No. 94, A Resolution of the Planning Commission recommending that conditional exceptions be granted or denied at Planning Commission 'level with right of appeal. The Clerk reported that there were no verbal or written protests filed for or against the proposed additions and amendments to Article 924 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code, concerning the procedure for granting A conditional exceptions. Page #9 - Minutes, March 21, 1960 Hearing closed There being no oral or written protests filed for or against the proposed additions and amendments to Article 924,Mayor Irby declared the hearing closed. Ord. #757 - 1st The Clerk gave Ordinance No. 757 reading -Conditional exceptions its first reading in full, An Ordin- ance of the City of Huntington Beach amending the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code relating to conditional exceptions by amending sections and adding new sections thereto. Clarence I. Nishizu- Clarence I. Nishizu appeared before Tract # 3659_________ the City Council and presented a pc,ot plan showing Tract No. 3659 and stated his purpose of presenting this Tract and appearing before the City Council was to request the Council to forego the proposed acquisition of the 5 acre parcel site for recreation purposes within this 37 acre tract for reasons that the Ocean View School District is taking a fourteen acre parcel out of the 37 acres for school site and for the City to take an adjacent five acres would make the 37 acrdeparcel uneconomical to proceed with the proposed Subdivision and asked the City Council for relief. Mayor Irby referred the request of Clarence I. Nishizu relative to the request to forego the 5 acre parcel within Tract No. 3652 proposed to be required by the City, to the City Administrator for a study with the Recreation Commission and report findings to the City Council. John Rohrig - sewer John Rohrig resident on Delaware extensions Avenue appeared before the City Council and asked ,that had been done to provide for sewer extensions in that area. City,Engineer City Engineer, James Wheeler, reporter James Wheeler to the City Council and stated that a report would be submitted to the City Council at the meeting of ;April 4th relative to the sewer extensions request of John Rohrq. go 114. Page #10 - Minutes, March 21, 1960 City of Hope - On motion by Waite seconded by solicitation of funds Lambert the City bf Hope's request for solicitation of funds for the City of Hope to be conducted on Sunday, June 5, 1960, be granted subject to registration of all solicitors with the Chief of Police prior to solicitation, be approved. Motion carried. Roy Haysuda-- Roy fttsou:dra appeared before the City solicitor license Council and requested consideration to be relieved of the requirement to take out a license for solicitor at $50.00 a year, 'as he has only three (3) customers in the north area of the City limits where he delivers his products and does not solicit business from door to door. The City Clerk reported that the license request of Roy M-k&utfais one that is difficult to define and as he is not directly soliciting openly but is delivering a product to customers he has had which service could be considered as coming under the classification of a Whhhl Tax. Mayor Irby informed Roy tkf4c�A to contact the License Inspector for further review and consider- ation. Volunteers of America On motion by Terry seconded by Sork Solicitation the request of the Volunteers of Amer- ica for permission for their solicitors to pickup discards which includes the activity of collecting household salvage, furniture, clothing, rage and newspapers in the City about once every six weeks, be approved subject to the registration of the solicitors, prior to the solicitation, with the Chief of Police. Motion carried. Huntington Beach Co.- The Clerk read a request from the Hunt - curbs & gutters for Huntington Shores ington Beach Company in which they point out that the development of the Huntington Shores project has reached the stage where it will soon require curbs and gutters along the west side of Huntington Avenue from Atlanta to Ocean Blvd. and requested the City to prepare the necessary 10. 15 Page #11 - Minutes, March 21, 1960 grade on Huntington Avenue and pupervise the -installation of the curbs and ,gutters which expense will be paid by the property wear and request the City make the necessary install, ation at their earliest possible time. Mayor Irby referred the request of the Huntington Beach Company for curbs and.getters to the City Administrator and to have plans and specifications prepared and costs of the installation and report back to the City Council. Cecil Wheat and Mayor Irby referred to the City Nell Wheat - Beach Concession Administrator for further study and report the request of Cecil Wheat and Nell Wheat the applic- cation to build a modernistic beach concession to be located at approximately seven tit ed� f fitye (950,- feet easterly of the present access entrance to the beach at the Municipal Trailer Park. Recess Mayor Irby ordered a short recess at 9:23 o'clock P.M. Council Reconvened The City Council reconvened at 9:35 o'clock P.M. Appraisal Lots 3,4 & 5 The Clerk read the appraisal recei- Block 1401 ved by the City on Lots 3, 4 & 5 in Block 1401, Watson's re -subdivision and said appraisal show- ing a value of $800.00 for each twenty-five foot lot, On motion by Terry seconded by Lambert the City Administrator be instructed to negotiate for the purchase of Lot 3, 4 & 5, Block &401, Watson's Re -sub- division at the appraisal price of $800.00 for each twenty five (25) foot lot, be approved. Motion carried. Ord. No. 758 - The Clerk gave Ordinance No. 758• 1st Reading - District` its first reading in full, An Ord- inance of the City of Huntington Beach amending the Hunting- ton Beach Ordinance Code by adopting Sectional District Map 21-5-11. Ord..No. 759 - On motion by Lambert seconded by 1st reading - District Map Sork the first reading of Ordinance 11. Page #12 - Minutes, March 21, 1960 No. 759, An -Ordinance of the City of Huntington Beach amending the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code by adopting Sectianal District Map 26-5-11, be tabled. Motion carried. Ord. #760 - lst The Clerk gave Ordinance No. 760 its reading- Distict Map first reading in full, An Ordinance of the City of Huntington Beach amending the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code by adopting Sectional District Map 18;,6-10. Reso. #1415 - vacate The Clerk read Resolution No. 1415, portion of Stearns Rancho Easement A Resolution of Intention of the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach to vacate a portion of a certain street commonly known as the Stearns Rancho Easement and giving notice of a hearing,on said vacation. On motion by Lambert seconded by ?Waite Resolution No. 1415 was passed and adopted by the following roll call vote: AYES: Councilmen: Sork, Lambert, Terry , Waite, Irby. NOES: Councilmen: None. ABSENT: Councilmen: None. Reso. #1416 - The Clerk read Resolution No. 14161:i Weed Abatement A Resolution of.the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach, California, declaring a nuisance to exist and providing for the abatement thereof. On motion by Lambert seconded by Waite Resolution No. 1416 was passed and adopted by the follow- ing roll call vote: AYES: Councilmen: Sork, Lambert, Terry, Waite, Irby. NOES: Councilmen: None. ABSENT: Councilmen: None:. Chamber of Commerce On motion by Terry seconded by Lambert to cease occupancy that the Chamber of Commerce of the City of Huntington Beach be notified to cease occupancy of the present quarters occupied by the said Chamber in.the City Hall upon the effective date April the lst, 1960, of the new agreement, be approved. Motion carried. 12. Page #13 - Minutes, March 21, 1960 Agreement - City & The Clerk read the agreement between Chamber of Commerce Re: Memorial Hall the City of Huntington Beach and the Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce leasing certain portion of -the main fr-oor of the Memorial Hall, located at Sixth Street at Magnolia, known as the "Committee Room", and in addition thereto, an area in the foyer approximately 81 x 16' centered on the "Committee Room" door and abutting the •north foyer wall and said lease to run for a term of 1 year commenc ing on the 1st day of April, 1960 at a annual rental of $100.0( payable in advance. On motion by Terry seconded by Lambert .the Mayor and the City Clerk be authorized to execute the ,agreement on behalf of the City between the City of Huntington Beach and the Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce, be approve( Motion carried. Demands On motion by Waite seconded by Lambert the demands as approved by the Finance Committee be ordered paid. Motion carried. Ord. #761 - lst The Clerk gave Ordinance No. 761 reading.- Bldg. Dept. Personnel its first reading in full, An Ord- inance of the City of Huntington Beach. amending Section 1577.32 of the Huntington. Beach Ordinance Code relating to the number of authorized personnel in the Building Department. Ord. #762 - lst The Clerk gave Ordinance No. 762 reading - Refunds Water Line Extensions its first reading in full, An Ordin- ance of the City of Huntington Beach amending the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code.relating to refunds on water line exten- sions. Bids - one The Clerk read the following bids Police Car received by the Purchasing Agent to furnish the•City with one Special Police Car and said bids including a trade in of the 1959 Ford V-8 Police Car #459 and said bids are net including all applicable sales taxes. Mark Downing Ford ..........................$ 2116.00 Killarney Motors..Dodge Dart ............... 1568.80 Mandic Motors..Plymouth Special............ 1370.38 13. Page #14 - Minutes, March 21, 1960 On motion by Terry seconded by Waite the City Purchasing Agent be instructed to purchase from Mandic Motors in accordance with the bid offered to furnish a Plymouth Special Police Car in accordance with plans and specifications submitted in the amount of $1370.38. Motion carried. Johnson Glass Co. On motion by Terry seconded by Sork Re: Glass doors Memorial Hall that in accordance with the recommend- ations of the City Administrator the Johnson Glass Company be given the installation for the glass doors at the Memorial Hall entrance with glass louvers above, in the amount of $615.00 and the City Purchasing Agent be instructed to issue a purchase order for said installation, be approved. Motion carried. Judge Baker - Re: City Administrator, Doyle Miller, read repairs & Impwovements Municipal Court Bldg. to the City Council a request received from Municipal Judge, Celia Baker for certain repairs and improvements in the Municipal Court Building. City Administrator Doyle Miller, stated that he would personnelly inspect and check the various items requested for repairs and improvements in the Municipal Court Building and would report costs and recommendations to the City Council at a following meeting. Proposed Lease - City Attorney Bauer reported to the "Driftwood Inn" City Council that the proposed Drift- wood Inn Lease is not ready bor presentation and that the developers of the Driftwood Lease requested that their attorney look over the completed lease in detail before it is finally presented to the City Council for consideration and reported that the developer will have a letter in the mail giving the City Council another week extension for consideration and suggested that the City Council adjourn not latter than Monday, March the 28th, to consider the amended lease. Councilman Lambert Councilman Lambert reported to the Re: minimum size of lots ' City Council that numerous- requests had been made relative to minimum size of lots and suggested that the City raise their minimum size lots to 7200 square 14. . 119 F� Pagb #15 - Minutes, March. 21, 1960 feet and to consider amending the Subdivision Ordinance to raise the minimum size lots standards. Mayor Irby referred the subject of raising minimum size lots and amending the Subdivision Ordinance to require 7200 square foot minimum size lots for study and report to the City Administrator. On motion by Waite seconded by Terry the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach adjourn to 6:00 o'clock P.M. on Monday, March the 28th, 1960. Motion carried. ATTEST: i H.. I-IE. CKS' - City Clerk �Jcm\',, L . IILNRICKS City.Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach, California. A" E-T. Mayor 15.