CITY OF SANTA MONICA
	              CITY COUNCIL MEETING 08/09/88

		     ABBREVIATED MEETING MINUTES

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4-A:  EMPLOYEE  SERVICE PIN:   Mayor Conn  presented an  employee 
service pin to  Santa Monica  Police Officer  Don Raymond  for 30 
years of service to the City.                                     

4-B:  BOARD/COMMISSION SERVICE RECOGNITION:  Mayor Conn presented 
commendations  for  past  service  to  David  Cameron,  Landmarks 
Commission;  Denise  DuBroy,  Airport  Commission;  Linda  Evans, 
Recreation and Parks Commission; Stephen Frew and Laurel Roennau, 
Architectural  Review  Board;  Donald  Girard and Linda Kopperud, 
Convention  and Visitors Bureau; and  Sister Marilyn Rudy, Social 
Services Commission.                                              

5-A:  CUP 487/CONDOMINIUM/245 HOLLISTER AVENUE:  Presented was an 
appeal of the  Planning Commission  approval of  Tentative Parcel 
Map 19007 and  Conditional Use Permit  487 for construction  of a 
4-unit  condominium at 245 Hollister Avenue.  Applicant:  Barbara 
Coffman &  Associates.  Appellant:   David L.  Ganezer, continued 
from July 12,  1988.  Mayor Conn  moved to continue  this item to 
September 13, 1988, at the request of the appellant, noting  that 
any public  comment at that time be  confined to the lighting and 
the landscape plans.  Second  by Councilmember Zane.  The  motion 
was   unanimously  approved,  Mayor  Pro   Tempore  H.  Katz  and 
Councilmember Reed absent.                                        

5-B:  EDGEMAR PROJECT/CUP 502/2435 MAIN STREET:  Presented was an 
appeal of the  Planning  Commission  denial  of  Conditional  Use 
Permit  502  to  change  the  operating  hours  of the previously 
approved 75 seat restaurant  at  2435  Main  Street.   Applicant: 
Eugene  &  Associates,  Inc.   Appellant:   Councilmember   David 
Finkel, continued from  June  21,  1988.   Discussion  was  held. 
Members  of  the  public  Geraldine  Moyle,  Randy  Wills,  Steve 
Spencer, David Hill,  Dawn  Cotter,  and  Curt  Cotter  spoke  in 
opposition  to  the  extension  of  the  restaurant hours.  Janet 
Gilbert  requested that a sound barrier be constructed before the 
restaurant be allowed to open.  Claudia Spencer expressed concern 
regarding the  long-term  effectiveness  of  the  proposed  noise 
mitigation  measures.   Richard  Hirsch,  Thomas  Eatherton, Abby 
Sher,  Lois Lambert,  and Michael  Gale spoke  in support  of the 
extended restaurant hours.                                        

Councilmember Zane moved to hear  from members of the public  who 
submitted  late requests  to speak.   Second by  Councilmember A. 
Katz.  The motion was  unanimously approved.  T. Rhoads  spoke in 
support of the extended restaurant hours.                         

Councilmember Zane moved to approve the conditions recommended by 
staff that  permit the extension  of the hours  of the restaurant 
(per the staff  report dated August  9, 1988) with  the following 
changes  to those conditions:  Condition 8 amended to read:  "The 
operator is required  to maintain the  noise level of  the fan on 
Second Street in  accord with  City ordinances,  but in  no event 
louder  than  the  noise  it  generates  on August 12, 1988"; and 
Condition 11 be added  to read:   "A hedge  be provided  from the 
north corner  of the  restaurant building  to the  north property 
line at no less than 10 feet at maturity and that fills in fully, 
so  as  to  substantially  block  light  and  noise."   Second by 
Councilmember A. Katz.   During discussion,  with the  consent of 
the second, the maker amended  the motion to revise Condition  11 
to state  that the  hedge should  be from  8 to  10 feet  tall at 
installation, and Condition 2 was  revised  to  make  the  second 
sentence read:   "The north  side wall  shall be  lowered to  the 
window   ledge   of   existing   residences   on   north   side." 
Councilmember A. Katz moved an amendment to the motion to  revise 
Condition  10 to read:  "No occupancy  of the restaurant shall be 
allowed until the sound barrier is installed and made effective." 
The amendment was accepted  as  friendly  by  the  maker  of  the 
motion.   During  discussion,  at  the  suggestion  of  the  City 
Attorney and with the  consent of  the second,  the maker  of the 
motion   amended   Condition   10   to   define  the  measure  of 
effectiveness,   thereby  making  the   condition  read:   "...is 
installed and made effective to prevent unreasonable disturbances 
of surrounding residences."  The motion, as amended, was approved 
by the following vote:                                            

Council vote:  Unanimously approved 5-0                           

      Absent:  Mayor Pro Tempore H. Katz, Councilmember Reed      

6-A:  MINUTES APPROVAL:  The City Council minutes of July 26  and 
July 27 were approved as written.                                 

6-C:    DAMAGED   SIDEWALKS/DRIVEWAYS/CURBS:    Resolution    No. 
7661(CCS) entitled:   "A RESOLUTION  OF THE  CITY COUNCIL  OF THE 
CITY OF SANTA MONICA SETTING  A HEARING DATE FOR ANY  PROTESTS OR 
OBJECTIONS  TO  THE  REPORT  OF  THE  SUPERINTENDENT  OF  STREETS 
REGARDING REPAIR OF SIDEWALKS, DRIVEWAYS AND CURBS  (SR-88-117)," 
was adopted,  thereby setting a public  hearing for September 13, 
1988, on  the assessment  of costs  to repair  damaged sidewalks, 
driveways, and curbs on various streets.                          

6-D:   FINAL  TRACT  MAP  45618/CONDOMINIUM/1011  PACIFIC STREET: 
Resolution  No. 7662(CCS)  entitled:  "A  RESOLUTION OF  THE CITY 
COUNCIL  OF  THE  CITY  OF  SANTA  MONICA ACCEPTING AND APPROVING 
SUBDIVISION  MAP  OF  TRACT  NO.  45618,"  was  adopted,  thereby 
approving Final Tract  Map 45618 for  a five-unit condominium  at 
1011 Pacific Street.                                              

6-E:  PHYSICALLY  HANDICAPPED ZONE/420  ALTA AVENUE:   Resolution 
No. 7663(CCS) entitled:  "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE 
CITY OF SANTA MONICA  ESTABLISHING A PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED  ZONE 
ADJACENT TO 420 ALTA AVENUE," was adopted.                        

6-F:   EASEMENTS/24TH  STREET,  PICO  PLACE  NORTH, DEWEY STREET: 
Resolution  No. 7664(CCS)  entitled:  "A  RESOLUTION OF  THE CITY 
COUNCIL OF THE  CITY OF SANTA  MONICA AUTHORIZING ACCEPTANCE  AND 
RECORDATION OF FOUR  EASEMENTS FOR  UTILITY OR  STREET PURPOSES," 
was adopted, thereby  authorizing the acceptance  and recordation 
of four easements over portions of 24th Street, Pico Place North, 
and Dewey Street.                                                 

6-G:     LOAN    AGREEMENTS/CALTRANS/AIRPORT    HANGAR   COMPLEX: 
Resolution  No. 7665(CCS)  entitled:  "A  RESOLUTION OF  THE CITY 
COUNCIL OF CITY OF SANTA  MONICA AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER  TO 
EXECUTE LOAN AGREEMENTS NO.  LA-13-1-88-3  AND  NO.  LA-13-1-88-4 
WITH  THE   STATE  DEPARTMENT   OF  TRANSPORTATION   DIVISION  OF 
AERONAUTICS TO COMPLETE CONSTRUCTION OF THE SPECIALTY/LIMITED FBO 
HANGAR COMPLEX  AT SANTA  MONICA AIRPORT,"  was adopted,  thereby 
authorizing the City  Manager to  execute Contract  No. 5197(CCS) 
for   two   Loan   Agreements   with   the  State  Department  of 
Transportation   (CALTRANS)  to  complete   construction  of  the 
Specialty/Limited FBO hangar complex at the Santa Monica Airport. 

6-H:  THIRD  STREET MALL/NAME  CHANGE:  Resolution  No. 7666(CCS) 
entitled:  "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA 
MONICA DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO  CHANGE THE NAMES OF THE  THIRD 
STREET  MALL, MALL COURT WEST, AND MALL COURT EAST," was adopted, 
thereby setting a public hearing  for September 13, 1988, on  the 
adoption of  the new  Third Street  Promenade, Second  Court, and 
Third Court street names.                                         

6-I:  COUNCIL MEETING  CANCELLATION:  A recommendation  to cancel 
the City Council meeting  scheduled  for  August  23,  1988,  was 
approved.                                                         

6-J:  SPAYED/NEUTERED ANIMALS  REBATE PROGRAM:  A  recommendation 
that the City implement  a  rebate  program  for  spayed/neutered 
animals and become a member  of the Coalition for Pet  Population 
Control was approved.                                             

6-K:  AMBULANCE/FIRE  DEPARTMENT:  Bid  No. 2180  was awarded  to 
Stoner  Ambulance Manufacturing  in the  amount of  $39,319.32 to 
furnish and  deliver one  new and  unused 1987  or newer gasoline 
engine van ambulance for the Fire Department.                     

6-L:  SUPERMARINE/LEASE AGREEMENT:  A recommendation to authorize 
the execution of a  modification  to  the  lease  agreement  with 
Supermarine  of   Santa  Monica,   Contract  No.   4671(CCS),  to 
incorporate certain lender required revisions was approved.       

6-M:  HANDICAPPED PARKING  ZONE/855 10TH STREET:   Resolution No. 
7667(CCS) entitled:  A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY 
OF  SANTA  MONICA  ESTABLISHING  A  PHYSICALLY  HANDICAPPED  ZONE 
ADJACENT TO 855 10TH STREET," was adopted.                        

END OF CONSENT CALENDAR                                           

6-B:  COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE AND ZONING ORDINANCE:  Presented for 
second reading  and adoption was an  ordinance amending the Santa 
Monica Municipal Code by repealing Chapter 1 of Article IX of the 
Santa  Monica Municipal Code and Section 9516 of the Santa Monica 
Municipal Code and adding  a new Chapter 1  to Article IX of  the 
Santa Monica Municipal Code to adopt a Comprehensive Land Use and 
Zoning  Ordinance,  introduced  July  27, 1988.  Councilmember A. 
Katz moved  to  adopt  Ordinance  No.  1452(CCS)  entitled:   "AN 
ORDINANCE  OF  THE  CITY  COUNCIL  OF  THE  CITY  OF SANTA MONICA 
AMENDING THE  SANTA MONICA MUNICIPAL CODE  BY REPEALING CHAPTER 1 
OF ARTICLE IX OF THE SANTA MONICA MUNICIPAL CODE AND SECTION 9516 
OF  THE SANTA MONICA MUNICIPAL CODE AND ADDING A NEW CHAPTER 1 TO 
ARTICLE  IX  OF  THE  SANTA  MONICA  MUNICIPAL  CODE  TO  ADOPT A 
COMPREHENSIVE LAND  USE AND  ZONING ORDINANCE,"  reading by title 
only and  waiving  further  reading  thereof,  incorporating  the 
changes  correcting  typographical  errors  as  set  forth in the 
supplemental staff  report  dated  August  9,  1988.   Second  by 
Councilmember Finkel.  The motion  was approved by the  following 
vote:                                                             

Council vote:  Unanimously approved 5-0                           

      Absent:  Mayor Pro Tempore H. Katz, Councilmember Reed      

7-A:  DAMAGED SIDEWALKS/DRIVEWAYS/CURBS:   Presented was a  staff 
report  and a public hearing on the assessment of costs to repair 
damaged sidewalks, driveways, and curbs on various streets.   The 
public hearing  was declared opened.  There  being no one wishing 
to speak, the public hearing was declared closed.   Councilmember 
Finkel moved to acknowledge any protests and adopt Resolution No. 
7668(CCS) entitled:   "A RESOLUTION  OF THE  CITY COUNCIL  OF THE 
CITY  OF SANTA MONICA CONFIRMING THE REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT 
OF STREETS REGARDING REPAIRS TO DAMAGED SIDEWALKS, DRIVEWAYS  AND 
CURBS  (SR-88-116)," reading  by title  only and  waiving further 
reading thereof.   Second by  Councilmember A.  Katz.  The motion 
was approved by the following vote:                               

Council vote:  Affirmative:  Councilmembers Finkel, Jennings,  A. 
                             Katz, Mayor Conn                     

                    Absent:  Mayor   Pro    Tempore   H.    Katz, 
                             Councilmembers Reed, Zane            

8-A:  NOVEMBER 1988  ELECTION/LIBRARY BOND ISSUE:   Presented was 
an ordinance  for introduction  and adoption  giving notice  of a 
proposition  to  incur  bond  indebtedness  for  certain  Library 
acquisitions  and  improvements  to  be  voted  upon  in  General 
Municipal Election to  be held on  November 8, 1988;  resolutions 
calling  and  giving   notice   of   the   election,   requesting 
consolidation  of  the  election  with  the  County,   requesting 
election  services   from   County,   and   authorizing   certain 
Councilmembers  to   file  written   arguments  on   the  general 
obligation  bond issue.  The public  hearing was declared opened. 
Joy Fullmer expressed concern regarding expansion of the  library 
at the  expense of housing in the  Downtown area.  There being no 
one else  wishing to  be heard,  the public  hearing was declared 
closed.  Discussion  was held.   Councilmember Jennings  moved to 
approve the  staff recommendation  with respect  to the  existing 
resolutions.   Second by Councilmember Zane.  Mayor Conn moved to 
amend the motion  to add to  the resolutions an  inclusion of the 
language of a  proposed Charter  amendment that  was on  the June 
1988 ballot to increase  the stipend to Councilmembers,  with the 
following  changes:  in (b), that instead of $700 a month for the 
Mayor, it would  be $400, that  for City Council  instead of $600 
per  month it would be $300, and that the language would continue 
with  the  exception  of  "As  follows"  in  the next to the last 
sentence, and  that  all  language  following  "or  (2)  ..."  be 
deleted.  Discussion was held.  The matter was continued to later 
in the evening in order  for  the  City  Attorney  to  draft  the 
suggested language (continued after Item 13-A).                   

8-B:   INTERIM  DISTRICTING  MAP:   Presented  was a staff report 
transmitting   an  ordinance  for  second  reading  and  adoption 
implementing the new Comprehensive Land Use and Zoning  Ordinance 
by adopting the Interim  Districting  Map,  introduced  July  27, 
1988.   Councilmember  A.  Katz   moved  to  approve  the   staff 
recommendation,  thereby   adopting   Ordinance   No.   1454(CCS) 
entitled:  "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA 
MONICA  IMPLEMENTING THE  NEW COMPREHENSIVE  LAND USE  AND ZONING 
ORDINANCE BY  ADOPTING AN  INTERIM DISTRICTING  MAP," reading  by 
title only  and  waiving  further  reading  thereof.   Second  by 
Councilmember  Finkel.   Discussion  was  held.   The  motion was 
approved by the following vote:                                   

Council vote:  Unanimously approved 5-0                           

      Absent:  Mayor Pro Tempore H. Katz, Councilmember Reed      

9-A:   EXECUTIVE  PAY  PLAN:   (Considered during Closed Session, 
action taken at the end of the meeting.)                          

9-B:  SANTA MONICA FIREFIGHTERS ASSOCIATION:  (Considered  during 
Closed Session, action taken at the end of the meeting.)          

11-A:  HOSPITAL AREA SPECIFIC PLAN:  Presented was the matter  of 
a  recommendation to  adopt a  resolution approving  the Hospital 
Area Specific Plan, adopt a  resolution of intention to rezone CA 
properties to CP, and direct the Planning Commission to conduct a 
public hearing on the rezonings.  Councilmember Zane stepped down 
from  the dais during the discussion and vote on this item due to 
a possible conflict  of interest.  Mayor  Conn moved to  continue 
this item to September 27,  1988.   Second  by  Councilmember  A. 
Katz.  The motion was unanimously approved, Mayor Pro Tempore  H. 
Katz, Councilmembers Reed and Zane absent.                        

Councilmember Zane returned to the dais.                          

11-B:  IMPROVEMENTS/BAYSIDE DISTRICT PROMENADE:  Presented was  a 
recommendation  to award a contract for improvements to the Third 
Street Mall/Bayside  District Promenade.   Members of  the public 
Tony Bagheri and William Johnson protested the recommended bidder 
because of possible irregularities in the acceptance of bids; Joy 
Fullmer  expressed concern regarding  the lack of  housing on the 
Mall.   Councilmember  A.  Katz   moved  to  approve  the   staff 
recommendation,  thereby awarding Contract No. 5199(CCS) to M. H. 
Golden Company in the amount of $5,277,000, with the finding that 
the   30  second  delay  in  delivering   the  bid  was  a  minor 
irregularity; authorize the transfer of $125,000 of appropriation 
authority   from   account    25-760-671-000-941    to    account 
01-720-263-000-921; and authorize the City Engineer to issue  any 
change orders necessary to complete additional work to the extent 
of  funds  available   in  accordance  with   the  Administrative 
Instructions for  change orders.   Second by  Councilmember Zane. 
The motion was approved by the following vote:                    

Council vote:  Unanimously approved 5-0                           

      Absent:  Mayor Pro Tempore H. Katz, Councilmember Reed      

11-C:  POLICE/FIRE DEPARTMENT FEES:  Presented was a staff report 
transmitting a  resolution setting various  Police Department and 
Fire Department fees.  Discussion was held.  Member of the public 
Joy Fullmer expressed concern regarding the proposed fees.  Mayor 
Conn moved to approve the staff recommendation, thereby  adopting 
Resolution  No. 7675(CCS)  entitled:  "A  RESOLUTION OF  THE CITY 
COUNCIL OF  THE CITY  OF SANTA  MONICA SETTING  POLICE DEPARTMENT 
FEES,"  and Resolution No. 7676(CCS)  entitled:  "A RESOLUTION OF 
THE  CITY  COUNCIL  OF  THE  CITY  OF  SANTA  MONICA SETTING FIRE 
INSPECTION  AND AMBULANCE TRANSPORT FEES,"  reading by title only 
and  waiving  further  reading  thereof.  Second by Councilmember 
Jennings.  The motion was approved by the following vote:         

Council vote:  Unanimously approved 5-0                           

      Absent:  Mayor Pro Tempore H. Katz, Councilmember Reed      

11-D:  CLOSED SESSION:  (Held at end of meeting.)                 

12-A:  DEVELOPMENT REVIEW 427/1260 LINCOLN BOULEVARD:   Presented 
was  an appeal of the Planning Commission approval of Development 
Review 427, EIA 865, for a 4-story, 34,888 square-foot commercial 
office building with 122  subterranean  parking  spaces  at  1260 
Lincoln  Boulevard.   Applicant:   Segal Enterprises.  Appellant: 
Gerald  M. Siegel/B. E. Dailey.   Discussion was held.  Appellant 
Gerald  Siegel  and  members  of  the  public  Joy Fullmer, Ellen 
Hannan, Conrad Melilli,  Jack Baptista,  Yvonne Allen,  Kim Hall, 
Jennifer  Perito,  Scott  Citron,  and  Paul  Rosenstein spoke in 
opposition to  the proposed development.   Applicant Robert Segal 
spoke in support.                                                 

During the public hearing, Councilmember Zane moved to extend the 
meeting  past 11:00 p.m.   Second by Councilmember  A. Katz.  The 
motion was unanimously  approved, Mayor Pro  Tempore H. Katz  and 
Councilmember Reed absent.                                        

Discussion was held.  Councilmember Jennings moved to approve the 
staff recommendation,  thereby denying  the appeal  and upholding 
the  Planning  Commission  approval  of  the development with the 
findings  and conditions contained in the June 15, 1988, Planning 
Commission Statement of Official Action, included with the  staff 
report  dated August  9, 1988.   Second by  Councilmember Finkel. 
The motion was approved by the following vote:                    

Council vote:  Unanimously approved 5-0                           

      Absent:  Mayor Pro Tempore H. Katz, Councilmember Reed      

13-A:  HUMANE DIVISION PERSONNEL:   Presented was the request  of 
Arthur Herring  to  address  Council  regarding  Humane  Division 
personnel, continued from July  26, 1988.  Mr. Herring  requested 
that  Council take  some action  against a  member of  the Humane 
Division who he  believed responsible for  the death of  his dog. 
While Council  expressed regret at  this loss, it  found that the 
evidence presented did not warrant any action being taken.        

8-A:   NOVEMBER  1988  ELECTION/LIBRARY  BOND  ISSUE (CONTINUED): 
Mayor  Conn withdrew his amendment to the motion.  Discussion was 
held.  Upon the advice of the City Attorney and with the  consent 
of the second, the  maker  amended  the  motion  to  include  "in 
November"  in  the  resolution  calling  and giving notice of the 
election [thereby reading, "...election  shall  be  held  on  the 
first Tuesday following the first Monday in November..."], and to 
authorize  Mayor Conn, Councilmember Reed, and Councilmember Alan 
Katz to file written arguments regarding measures to be placed on 
the  ballot.   The  motion  to  adopt  Resolution  No.  7669(CCS) 
entitled:  "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA 
MONICA  CALLING AND  GIVING NOTICE  OF THE  HOLDING OF  A GENERAL 
MUNICIPAL  ELECTION  TO  BE  HELD  ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1988"; 
Resolution No.  7670(CCS) entitled:   "A RESOLUTION  OF THE  CITY 
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF  SANTA  MONICA  REQUESTING  THE  BOARD  OF 
SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES TO CONSOLIDATE A REGULAR 
MUNICIPAL ELECTION  OF THE  CITY OF  SANTA MONICA  TO BE  HELD ON 
NOVEMBER 8, 1988, WITH THE STATEWIDE GENERAL ELECTION TO BE  HELD 
ON   SAID  DATE  PURSUANT  TO   ELECTIONS  CODE  SECTION  23302"; 
Resolution No.  7671(CCS) entitled:   "A RESOLUTION  OF THE  CITY 
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF  SANTA  MONICA  REQUESTING  THE  BOARD  OF 
SUPERVISORS  OF  THE  COUNTY  OF  LOS ANGELES TO RENDER SPECIFIED 
SERVICES TO THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA RELATING TO THE CONDUCT OF A 
REGULAR MUNICIPAL  ELECTION TO  BE HELD  ON TUESDAY,  NOVEMBER 8, 
1988";  and Resolution No. 7672(CCS)  entitled:  "A RESOLUTION OF 
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA AUTHORIZING  CERTAIN 
OF ITS MEMBERS TO FILE WRITTEN ARGUMENTS REGARDING MEASURES TO BE 
PLACED ON  THE  BALLOT  AT  THE  GENERAL  MUNICIPAL  ELECTION  ON 
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1988," as amended, reading by title only and 
waiving further reading  thereof, was  approved by  the following 
vote:                                                             

Council vote:  Unanimously approved 5-0                           

      Absent:  Mayor Pro Tempore H. Katz, Councilmember Reed      

Councilmember A. Katz moved to introduce and adopt Ordinance  No. 
1453(CCS) entitled:   "AN ORDINANCE  OF THE  CITY COUNCIL  OF THE 
CITY OF  SANTA MONICA  GIVING NOTICE  OF A  PROPOSITION TO  INCUR 
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS BY SAID CITY FOR CERTAIN LIBRARY ACQUISITIONS 
AND  IMPROVEMENTS  TO  BE  VOTED  UPON  IN  THE GENERAL MUNICIPAL 
ELECTION  TO BE HELD  IN SAID CITY  ON NOVEMBER 8,  1988, FOR THE 
QUALIFIED VOTERS OF SAID CITY," reading by title only and waiving 
further reading  thereof.  Second  by Councilmember  Finkel.  The 
motion was approved by the following vote:                        

Council vote:  Unanimously approved 5-0                           

      Absent:  Mayor Pro Tempore H. Katz, Councilmember Reed      

14-A:    NOISE   ORDINANCE:    Presented   was   the  request  of 
Councilmember Zane to discuss a review of the lawful noise limits 
allowed  in  the  noise  ordinance.   Councilmember  Zane  opened 
discussion and moved to direct staff to stage for Council, in the 
Chambers, a simulation  of noise standards  allowed in the  noise 
ordinance for review and  consideration  of  their  modification. 
Second  by  Councilmember  A.  Katz.   The motion was unanimously 
approved, Mayor  Pro  Tempore  H.  Katz  and  Councilmember  Reed 
absent.                                                           

14-B:  STYROFOAM PACKAGING AND  CUPS:  Presented was the  request 
of Councilmember  Zane to  discuss banning  the use  of styrofoam 
packaging  and  cups.  Councilmember  Zane  opened discussion and 
moved  to direct staff to return to  Council with a report on the 
actions of  other cities,  and make  recommendations for  Council 
consideration  for mitigating  the harmful  effects on  the ozone 
layer  from  styrofoam  and  similar  plastics  that have adverse 
environmental consequences.  Second  by  Councilmember  A.  Katz. 
The motion was  unanimously approved, Mayor  Pro Tempore H.  Katz 
and Councilmember Reed absent.                                    

14-C:   ELLIS  ACT  EVICTIONS:   Presented  was  the  request  of 
Councilmember Finkel to  discuss directing  the City  Attorney to 
investigate tenant evictions under the Ellis Act.   Councilmember 
Finkel opened discussion and moved to direct the City Attorney to 
investigate the issue of improper evictions under the Ellis  Act, 
and make appropriate  legislative proposals  to the  Council with 
respect to protective legislation Council can consider  enacting. 
Second by Councilmember A.  Katz.   The  motion  was  unanimously 
approved,  Mayor  Pro  Tempore  H.  Katz  and  Councilmember Reed 
absent.                                                           

9-A, 9-B, 11-D:   CLOSED SESSION/EXECUTIVE PAY  PLAN/SANTA MONICA 
FIREFIGHTERS ASSOCIATION:   At 12:00  a.m., Council  adjourned to 
Closed Session for the purpose of considering personnel  matters. 
At 12:22 a.m., Council  reconvened  with  five  members  present, 
Mayor Pro Tempore H. Katz and Councilmember Reed absent.          

Councilmember Jennings  moved to  adopt Resolution  No. 7673(CCS) 
entitled:  "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA 
MONICA AMENDING THE  EXECUTIVE PAY PLAN,"  reading by title  only 
and waiving further reading  thereof.   Second  by  Councilmember 
Zane.  The motion was approved by the following vote:             

Council vote:  Unanimously approved 5-0                           

      Absent:  Mayor Pro Tempore H. Katz, Councilmember Reed      

Councilmember Jennings  moved to  adopt Resolution  No. 7674(CCS) 
entitled:  "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA 
MONICA AUTHORIZING THE  CITY MANAGER TO  EXECUTE A MEMORANDUM  OF 
UNDERSTANDING  WITH THE FIREFIGHTERS LOCAL 1109 IAFF," reading by 
title only and waiving  further reading thereof, and  authorizing 
the City Manager to execute Contract No. 5198(CCS) with the Santa 
Monica Firefighters Association.  Second by Councilmember Finkel. 
The motion was approved by the following vote:                    

Council vote:  Unanimously approved 5-0                           

      Absent:  Mayor Pro Tempore H. Katz, Councilmember Reed