COMPLETED AGENDA

      SANTA MONICA CITY COUNCIL REGULAR ADJOURNED MEETING
        AND SPECIAL MEETING OF THE REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY

              COUNCIL CHAMBERS - 1685 MAIN STREET

            TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1996  - 6:30 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
INSPIRATION
ROLL CALL

SPECIAL MEETING OF THE REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY:  (Public
discussion permitted.)

ROLL CALL OF REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY (RA)

RA-1:  Recommendation to approve Redevelopment Agency Annual
       Report for FY 1995-96, including an independent
       financial audit as required by the California Health &
       Safety Code, and direct the Executive Director to
       transmit the report to the California State Controller.

       ACTION: Approved.

6.  CONSENT CALENDAR:  (Public discussion permitted.  All items
will be considered and approved in one motion unless removed by
a Councilmember for discussion.)

6-A:   Approval of minutes of November 12 and19, 1996 Council
       Meetings.

       ACTION: Approved.

6-B:   Recommendation to authorize the City Manager to
       negotiate and execute an agreement with TriStem, Inc.,
       under the terms outlined in the staff report, for
       utility billing audit services for the City's accounts
       with Souther California Edison, The Gas Company, City of
       Los Angeles Water and Power Department, and General
       Telephone and Electric.
       Staff Report

       ACTION: Approved Contract Number 6578(CCS).



6-C:   Award of contract to Des/Mar Construction, in an amount
       not to exceed $178,750, to construct interim
       improvements at Virginia Avenue Park.
       Staff Report

       ACTION: Approved Contract Number 6579(CCS).

6-D:   Recommendation to authorize the City Manager to
       negotiate and execute a professional services contract
       with CMI Engineering Consultants, in an amount not to
       exceed $59,000, for construction management services for
       the Main Library Repairs and Phase I Seismic
       Strengthening Project.
       Staff Report

       ACTION: Approved Contract Number 6580(CCS).

6-E:   Recommendation to authorize the City Manager to amend
       Contract No. 7202 with Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer
       Associates, by an amount not to exceed $40,000, and
       expand the scope of services to analyze the Main
       Library's lighting, mechanical and electrical systems,
       and to conduct public workshops as part of the Main
       Library's Master Plan.
       Staff Report

       ACTION: Approved.

6-F:   Recommendation to authorize the City Manager to
       negotiate and execute a contract with Willdan
       Associates, for an amount not to exceed $452,174,  to
       develop and implement a Low Income Residential Repair
       Program for the City on a pilot project basis.
       Staff Report

       ACTION: Approved Contract Number 6581(CCS).

6-G:   Recommendation to authorize the City Manager to
       negotiate and execute a contract to WPA Traffic
       Engineering, for an amount not to exceed $105,210, for
       the design of the first phase of the downtown
       circulation plan.
       Staff Report

       ACTION: Approved Contract Number 6582(CCS).

6-H:   Recommendation to approve a sub-division improvement
       agreement and adopt resolution approving Final Parcel
       Map No. 24459 for the property located at 1610-30
       Colorado Avenue.
       Staff Report

       ACTION: Adopted Resolution Number 9108(CCS).





6-I:   Recommendation to approve subdivision improvement
       agreement and adopt resolution approving Final Tract Map
       No.  51987, for a five-unit condominium project at 718
       Lincoln Boulevard.
       Staff Report

       ACTION: Adopted Resolution Number 9109(CCS).

6-J:   Resolution declaring the continuing existence of a local
       emergency (January 1994 Earthquake Damage).
       Staff Report

       ACTION: Adopted Resolution Number 9110(CCS).

6-K:   Recommendation to reject Bid Nos. 2586 and 2587 to
       provide suspension  and distributor bus parts, and adopt
       a resolution authorizing the City Manager to approve
       purchase orders for the purchase of bus parts for the
       Transportation Department.
       Staff Report

       ACTION: Adopted Resolution Number 9111(CCS).

6-L:   Recommendation to approve a purchase order  to Alternate
       Fuels Technologies, in an amount not to exceed $36,000,
       for the conversion of nine (9) GO-4/BT parking
       enforcement vehicles to compressed natural gas (Mogas
       Ecolo) for the Police Department.
       Staff Report

       ACTION: Approved.

6-M:   Recommendation to award Bid No. 2601 to Carmenita Truck
       Center, in an amount not to exceed $1,986,543.40, to
       furnish and deliver eleven compressed natural gas
       powered refuse collection vehicles for the Solid Waste
       Division of the Environmental and Public Works
       Management Department.
       Staff Report

       ACTION: Approved.

6-N:   Recommendation to adopt resolution issuing to Century
       Southwest Cable Television, Inc., a rate order
       establishing equipment and installation rates, and
       ordering the issuance of any refunds due.
       Staff Report

       ACTION: Adopted Resolution Number 9112(CCS).

6-0:   Recommendation to consider and designate alternative
       uses for State and Federal grant funds ($491,614)
       available to the Santa Monica Police Department for
       technology equipment and approve the necessary budgetary
       changes.

       ACTION: Approved.

6-P:   Recommendation to authorize the City Manager to
       negotiate and execute a contract with Chrysalis Labor
       Connection to provide waste diversion and cleanup
       services throughout Santa Monica.
       Staff Report

       ACTION: Approved Contract Number 6583(CCS).

8.  ORDINANCES:  (Public discussion permitted on emergency
ordinances and ordinances for introduction and first reading. 
No public discussion is permitted on ordinances for second
reading and adoption.)

8-A:   Second reading and adoption of an Ordinance of the City
       Council of the City of Santa Monica amending Zoning
       Ordinance Section 9.04.14.090 regarding drive-in, drive-through, fast food, and take out restaurants. 
       (Introduced November 26, 1996)
       Staff Report

       ACTION: Adopted Ordinance Number 1870(CCS).

8-B:   Introduction and first reading of an Ordinance of the
       City Council of the City of Santa Monica amending Santa
       Monica Municipal Code Section 3.08.240 to enlarge
       preferential Parking Zone "L"  in the Santa Monica
       College area; and Resolution for adoption certifying the
       final Environmental Impact Report on the expansion of
       preferential Parking Zone "L".
       Staff Report

       ACTION: Introduced Ordinance; adopted Resolution
Number 9113(CCS).

9.  STAFF ADMINISTRATIVE ITEMS:  (Public discussion permitted.)

9-A:   Evaluation and recommendations for the attendant parking
       program; adoption of resolution amending parking rates
       in the Downtown Parking Structures, authorizing an exit
       pay system and finding that parking rate increases are
       exempt from the provisions of the California
       Environmental Quality Act; recommendation to approve an
       increase to Contract No. 7133 with Ampco by $158,000 for
       service improvements; approve appropriation of $158,000
       to account 01-210-415-00000-5501-00000 to fund the
       enhancement; and direct staff to make appropriate
       modifications to the FY  96-'97 budget as outlined in
       the staff report. (Continued from November 26, 1996.)
       Staff Report

       ACTION: Staff recommendation on supplemental staff
       report was approved.






9-B:   Request for Closed Session:

       1. Conference with Legal Counsel - Existing
          Litigation: Omari v. City of Santa Monica, USDC
          Case No. CV 92-1833.

          Action:   Heard, no reportable action taken.

       2. Conference with Legal Counsel - Existing
          Litigation: Dianne Ramirez v. City of Santa
          Monica, Case No. BC 140 430.

          Action:   Approved settlement in the amount of 
          $147,500.00.

       3. Conference with Legal Counsel - Existing
          Litigation: Bailey v. City of Santa Monica, Case
          No. CV 95 5080 RAP (RMCx).

          Action:   Heard, no reportable action taken.

       4. Conference with Real Property Negotiator:
          Property:           1602 Ocean Avenue (Lobster
                              property)
          Negotiating parties:          Howard Robinson, City
                                        representative
                              Myron L. And Lorraine Nathan, and 
                              John B. Kilbane & Associates,
                              Inc., 
                              owners of record
          Under negotiation:       Option for acquisition of
                                   real estate property

          Action:   Heard.  No action taken.

       5. Conference with Labor Negotiator:
          City Negotiator:         Karen Bancroft, Personnel
                                   Director.
          Bargaining Unit:         Firefighters Local 1109
                              *Administrative Team Associates
                              (ATA) - withdrawn at request of
                              staff

          Action:   Heard, no reportable action taken.

       6. Conference with Legal Counsel - Anticipated
          Litigation:
          Number of Cases: one

       ACTION:   Heard, no reportable action taken.




12.  RESOLUTIONS: (Public discussion permitted.)

12-A:  Resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute a
       Memorandum of Understanding with the Administrative Team
       Associates (ATA).

       ACTION: Withdrawn at the request of staff.

13.  WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS: (Public discussion permitted.)

13-A:  Request from Todd Darling, owner of the business known
       as On-Time Off-Line, to address Council regarding the
       proposed Santa Monica Studios project.

       ACTION: Information received and filed.

14.  COUNCILMEMBER DISCUSSION ITEMS: (Public discussion
permitted.)

14-A:  Request of Councilmember Greenberg to discuss the crime
       problems on Lincoln Boulevard and the beautification of
       that street.

       ACTION: Staff directed to work with community to
               develop a coordinated approach to crime and
               beatification on Lincoln Blvd."


15.  PUBLIC INPUT:  (Public discussion permitted only on items
not on the agenda that are within the subject matter
jurisdiction of the City.)  

       ACTION: Heard.  No action taken.

ADJOURNMENT