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Home My WebLink AboutOrdinance 1171 - Add Section 2111.6.1 to Article 211 - Relat (2)Page #10 - Minutes, November 15, 1965 K2HL&�� The Clerk presented Ordinance No. 1168 for a first reading ® "AN ORDINANDE OF THE CITY OF' HUNTINGTON BEACH RELATIN0 TO ZONE CASES NDSa 529, 535, 537 and 539; AMENDIN(,1 Tfi-j�, x CE . 7131N` EMU OROINANC CODE BY RECLASSIFYING SECTIONS DM-22 (Antiqual District Map WOW); DM-25 (Sectional District Map 22-5-II)l 0M,26 (Sectioual District Map 23-5-11) AND DM-7 (Sectional Dis-t'rict 1Mar, 7-6-10.`).`° All Councilmen stipulated that they had read the Ordinance in full and were aware of the contents therein. On motion by Lanbert, second Welch, the oral first reading of Ordinance No. 1168 was waived. Motion carried. 'If C !TJ- 3- 979 The Clerk presented Ordinance No. 1169 for a first reading - "AN ORDINANCE OF' PIE CITY OF HUNTINATON BEACH AMENDING THE HUNTINGTON BEACH ORDINANCE CODE BY ADDING ARTTCIE 979, ENTITLED 'OFF STREET PARKING' ANT ADDING NEW SECTIONS THERETO," All Councilmen stipulated that they had read the Ordinance in full and were aware of the contents therein. On motion by Lambert, second Welch, the oral first reading of Ordinance No. 1169 was waived. Motion carried. a ""t5"AT Re DING - N 157 The Clerk presented Ordinance No. 1170 for a first reading - "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH DECLARIN`G AN ENEUGENCY To EXIST AND ANENDING ARTICLE 157 OF THE HUNTINGTON BEACH ORDINANCE CODE 'RELATING TO SALARY CLASSIFICATION, ALLOCATIONS, AND SALARY SCHEDUIE.'' All Councilmen stipulated that they had read the Ordinance in full and were aware of the contents therein. On motion by Lambert, second Welch, the oral first reading of Ordinance No. 1170 was waived. Motion carried. The Clerk presented Ordinance No. 1171 for a first reading - "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH ADDING SECTION 2111.6.1 TO ARTICIE 211 OF THE HUNTINGTON REACH ORDINANCE CODE, RELATING TO INVESTIGATION FEES FOR CERTAIN BUSINESSES. 31 All Councilmen stipulated that they had read the Ordinance in full and were aware of the contents therein. On motion by Lambert, second Welch, the oral first reading of Ordinance No. 1171 was waived. Motion carried. t 52 5 The Clerk presented Ordinance No. 1172 for a first reading - "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH AMENDING THE HUNTINGTON BEACH ORDINANCE CODE, AIMENDING ARTICLF 92,15 OF THE HUNTINGTON BEACH ORDINANCE CODE BY REPEALING AND ANENDING CERTAIN SECTIONS THEREOF RELATING TO R5 DISTRICT.;p All Councilmen stipulated that they had read the Ordinance in full and were aware of the contents therein. On motion by Lambert, second Welch5 the oral first reading of Ordinance No. 1172 was waived. Motion carried. 428 Page #11 - Minutes, November 1, 1965 PEDESTRIAN HA.ZAR.D...-..BANN1KC4-,$T- BRIDGE The Clerk presented the request from the Newport West Homeowners Association for a solution to a pedestrian hazard to children using the Banning Street flood control bridge for access to school, referred to the Diriactor of Public Works and Traffic -Engineer at the meeting of October 18, 1965. The Assistant Director of Public Works informed, the Council that the matter had been taken care of -'by his Department for the striping of a pedestrian. walkway on the -bridge. 1-111,10 MARK - alr-�LW The Clerk presented a requ*at from the Recreation and Parks Commission for approval of plans for -the development of<Brunswick Park, deferred from the meeting of Otteber 18, 1965. On motion by Welch, second Gisler, Council approved the Or6liminary Plans prepared by Landscape Architect Ric -hard Bigler, and directed the Directdr of Publ-ic Works to proceed in the preparation of plans and specifications, resolution on wage scale, and notice inviting sealed bids. Motion carried. V TRIX VATEJIM., 1=.2KM9= The Clerk presented the application for Certificate of Public Need and Necessity submitted by Marion "ratan Detective teau, Anaheim,, referred to the Chi6f of Police at the me;etiftg of October 18, 1965. On motion by Lambert, second Gisler, Couhcil denied the 'application for private patrol of Marion Tatum Detective Bureau, after making a finding that there:area sufficient n4mber of private patrol services.olp-erating �rithin the City at the present time. Motion carried. "MU �NDWNMT The Clerk presented an.assignoent of the Agreement betiween the City and Lonnie T. Davis, covering-wportion'of the building,at the end of the pier, used for the sAle of fish bait only, to Earl A. Cameron and ybelle C. Cameron. On motion by Welch, seeond-Laffibert,-Countil aPot6v4d the assignment of lease between the City and Lonnie T. Davis to Earl A. and Maybelle C. Cameron, sub ject.to'the :approval bf the City Attorney and the City Aftinistrator, and authoriz6d the MayorAfid City Clerk to execute same on behalf of the City. Motion earried. -TRANS M, --OE S 'V,LABLES A_R _ The City:Cla-k presented a request for authorization to transfer twenty card .-tablesoriginally purchased for use in Memorial Hall, to the Lake'PaPk Olubfiouse, and further requested permission to destroy card tables presently being used in the Clubhouse as they are beyond repair. On motion by Lambert, second Stewart, Council authorized the Clerk to transfer twenty card tables to the Lake Park Clubhouse And granted him permission to'destroy the card tables presently bbing used thete. Motion carried. ENVE :lGkT!" fEES' - MLIg-E PT The Clerk presented a -communication from the Chief of Police request- ing that his recommendation to impose a fee for inVestigation of certain types of businesses applying for a business license be referred to the City Attorney for study. On motion by Lambert, second -Gisler, Council directed the City Attorney and Chief of Police to prepare an OrdinAngie establishing fees for investigation. of certain types of businesses. Motion carried. ��NNTINGTpNe CITY OF &W WV . NTY P. O. BOX 70 CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE 536-6571 October 15, 1965 Honorable Mayor and City Councilmen City of Iluntington ;each Huntington Beach, California Attention: Doyle Miller City Administrator JOHN H. SELTZER CHIEF OF POLICE APPR.OVED BY CITY C01"j(7T T, ----------------------- NOV 1_ 196 B.eference: Council Agenda F-1 of September M, 1965 Gentlemen: Reference is made to my letter dated September 16, 1965, wherein I recommended that Investigation Fees be levied ifhen it is deemed necessary to investigate certain firms, companies or indi— viduals prior to the issuance of a Business License. A copy of this letter is attached for referral purposes. It is requested that my recommendation Tor a City Ordi— nance providing the City with fees be relerred to the City Attorney for study. Our Department will be pleased to -work with their office. JES: ebh Sincerely, JOH1� H. SELTZ Chief of Police Address all communications to the Chief of Police September 16, 1965 Noaorable Mayor and City Cou+nmcilsmea City of Huntington Beach Agntiagton Beach, California Attentions Doyle Miller City Administrator Gentl em+en s on aotasion, the City Cotasil, ibe City Administrator and/or the City Cles4 delegates this Department to iWootipto certain firms, companies or individuals vbo hays applied for a business License to conduct eer- tain businesses within this city. These investigations usually include reported facts and other findings saoessary to facilitate the Council's decision in terms of denial or approval of the business or individual in question. The details involved in said investigations rewire proficiency and skill an the part of all peroeptel vhO participate. Investigations are tine eoaousing sad expensive in teams of Most accounting for the follow tag use of equipment, supplies, manpower and working hours: 1. Photographs and fingerprints;. S. ToIttypest CII, M and other law enforesswat agencies; 3. Telephone calls; 4. Typing and/or copying reports; 5. Transpertatioa; 6. Reports and report vriting tisn; 7. Administrative processiagi S. Clanxifieution and filing; and 9. Distribution. Based upon past experience, we find the following type business appli— cations are being referred to this Department for investigations senora►le Mayor and City Coaacilaea S:pt brer 16, l City of R"tisgton Beach, California Page 8 1. Asbulaaces (refer Ordiwce Cede 8"tion 2811.8); H. private Patrol Service (refer Ordi mes Code Seotioa :W)l . Taxicabs (refer Ordiaaiz®o Cede Chapter 68); 4. Belicopter and other Landing Yields; g. Yaligiona non-profit erVIDIS ions (ts so"cit); and 6. Door-to-door sales eospanies or organisations. Tbis Department has conducted a survey of the cost incurred in a typical The business application and for individuals ee�►loysQS CCost& Mesa, and Orange Cities of Newport $each, Pallertou, Dams Park laredi- wre also surveyed as to their seat for similar invsstigat n estigation anted on both studies, it would seem reasonableospagy or group,, otoic me ewployet ices in the ease of either Ali figures could be as follows: of such company or group, Basin*** Application Investigation Pee $40�00 00 Individual Employee This money would go into the feral Fund. In addition to being a source of revenue, should this investigation atifoe system be adopted, this would tend to curtailue, dia or reduce edoe ation. those fly -by -might or questionable businesses from =Rking pp Sespectfully request this matter be given study. Sincerely, JOHN H. SELTZER Chief of Police JHS i ebb