CITY OF SANTA MONICA
CITY COUNCIL MEETING 07/24/90
ABBREVIATED MEETING AGENDA
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agenda but is intended to provide information about meeting activity.
To obtain official meeting agenda, please contact the Santa Monica City
Clerk's office.
4-A: Presentation of commendation to the Committee to Preserve
the Right-of-Way for their efforts in support of the
acquisition of the Exposition/Olympic Boulevard
right-of-way for the light rail.
6-A: Approval of City Council minutes of June 26, 1990.
6-B: Ordinance for adoption and second reading amending Santa
Monica Municipal Code Section 9422 relating to the
applicability of 1990 revisions to the City's Inclusionary
Housing Program, introduced July 10, 1990.
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6-C: Resolution setting a public hearing for September 11,
1990, on the assessment of costs to repair damaged
sidewalks, driveways, and curbs on various streets
(SR-90-163).
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6-D: Recommendation to award contract to Damon Construction
Company in the amount of $86,900 for construction of
handicapped curb ramps at various locations throughout the
City.
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6-E: Recommendation to authorize the City Manager to negotiate
and execute a contract with BSI Consultants, Inc. for the
design of the upgrade, modernization and computerization
of the traffic signals along Wilshire Boulevard.
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6-F: Recommendation to award contract to Paxin Electric, Inc.
in the amount of $662,230 for traffic signal installation,
modernization, and associated street work.
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6-G: Recommendation to confirm the 1990 weed and rubbish
abatement assessment roll and approve an increase in the
contingency amount by $3,524.84 for a new total of
$6,954.84.
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6-H: Resolution approving Final Map 48421 for an 11-unit
tenant-participating conversion project at 828 Fifth
Street.
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6-I: Resolution approving Final Tract Map 48141 for a 6-unit
condominium project at 1921 17th Street.
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6-J: Resolution approving Final Tract Map 48934 for a 5-unit
condominium project at 1937 Euclid Street.
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6-K: Certification of Statement of Official Action to sustain
August 2, 1989 Planning Commission approval of CUP 89-046
and TTM 48039 for the development of a five unit, 9000
Square foot, three story condominium subdivision on a 7500
square foot parcel located in the R3 (Residential Medium
Density Multiple Family) District. Applicants: Rose and
Leo Chang. Appellant: Syd Jurin representing residents
and homeowners of 11th Street.
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6-L: Information regarding release of state checks for the In
Home Supportive Services Program.
7-A: Public hearing on assessment of costs to repair damaged
sidewalks, driveways and curbs (SR-90-162).
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7-B: Public hearing on initiative prepared by Citizens United
to Reform Elections (CURE) amending the City Charter to
elect City Councilmembers for each of seven districts
instead of citywide voting, setting the boundaries of each
Council District limiting the terms of Councilmembers to
no more than two consecutive terms, and providing for a
primary election.
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8-A: Ordinance for introduction and first reading authorizing
the City Council to extend the time period for action by
the Landmarks Commission or City Council in connection
with proceedings under the Landmark and Historic District
Ordinance.
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8-B: Ordinance for introduction and first reading adding
Section 9630 to the Santa Monica Municipal Code to
designate as an historic district the area bounded on the
east by the rear property line of the parcels on the east
side of Third Street; bounded on south by Hill Street
including the parcels on the south side of the street but
excluding the parcel on the southeast corner of Hill
Street and Third Street; bounded on the west by the rear
property line of the parcels on the west side of Second
Street; and bounded on the north by Ocean Park Boulevard.
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8-C: Ordinance for introduction and first reading approving the
Development Agreement between Maguire Thomas Partners
Development and the City of Santa Monica.
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8-D: Ordinance for introduction and first reading amending
Santa Monica Municipal Code Section 11209 relating to
limitations on election contributions.
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8-E: Ordinance for adoption and second reading amending Santa
Monica Municipal Code Sections 6621, 6622, 6623, and 6623A
to increase the Utility User Tax, introduced July 10,
1990.
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9-A: Resolutions adding measures to the ballot for the November
election; requesting consolidation of election with Los
Angeles County; requesting election services from Los
Angeles County, and authorizing certain Councilmembers to
file written arguments on the ballot at the General
Election.
11-A: Report of City Clerk regarding Certificate of
Qualification of a petition proposing an amendment to the
Charter of the City of Santa Monica regarding Citizens
Protection Act of 1990.
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11-B: Request for Closed Session for the purpose of considering
personnel matters and threatened litigation, pending
litigation and litigation to be commenced by the City. (A
list of pending litigation cases to be considered in
Closed Session is posted on the Council Chambers door and
is on file with the City Clerk.)
12-A: Appeal of revocation of massage technician permit.
Appellants: Wi Jo Park and Hui Suk Kim. Represented by
Robert Davis.
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13-A: Request of Patricia Hoffman to address Council regarding
tobacco use by minors.
13-B: Request of Angelo Garzieri to address Council regarding
pawnbroking license.
14-A: Request of Councilmember Jennings to discuss encouraging
open space by allowing taller, less dense development,
continued from July 10, 1990.
14-B: Acceptance of letter of resignation from Robert G. Bundy,
Jr., from Bayside District Corporation and authorization
to City Clerk to publish notice of vacancy.
14-C: Request of Councilmember Reed to discuss support of an
amendment to the Rent Control Charter measure that would
provide a full exemption from rent control for State owned
properties owned and controlled by the State as of July
19, 1990.
14-D: Request of Mayor Zane to discuss support for
nickel-a-drink initiative.
14-E: Request of Mayor Zane to discuss approval of catch basin
stencil.
14-F: Request of Mayor Zane to discuss waiving the fee for use
of the Council Chambers by the State Department of Housing
and Community Development on August 7, 1990.
14-G: Request of Mayor Zane to discuss support for the Ancient
Forest and Wildlife Protection Initiative of 1990.