COMPLETED AGENDA

         SANTA MONICA CITY COUNCIL MEETING SANTA MONICA
        AND SPECIAL JOINT MEETING OF THE REDEVELOPMENT 
                  AGENCY AND THE CITY COUNCIL

COUNCIL CHAMBERS, 1685 MAIN STREET

TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1997 - 6:30 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
INSPIRATION
ROLL CALL

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 December 14 and December 17, 1996,
       special City Council meetings, and December 17, 1996, and
       January 7, 1997 regular City Council Meetings.

       ACTION:   Approved.

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

       ACTION:   Adopted Resolution No. 9116(CCS).

6-C:   Recommendation to award Bid No. 2600 to Yale/Chase Material
       Handling, in a total  amount not to exceed $68,292.43, to
       furnish and deliver three (3) new forklifts for the Public
       Works Management Department and the Community and Cultural
       Services Department
       Staff Report

       ACTION:   Approved.

6-D:   Recommendation to award Bid No. 2605 to Carmenita Truck
       Center, in an amount not to exceed $72,011.18, to furnish
       and deliver one (1) new three-axle truck tractor for the
       Environmental and Public Works Management Department.
       Staff Report

       ACTION:   Approved.

6-E:   Recommendation to award Bid No. 2606 to Kelly Equipment, in
       an amount not to exceed $53,881.44,  to furnish and deliver
       one (1) new and unused 10,000 pound GVW Cab and Chassis with
       Truck Mounted 3.1 Cubic Yard Capacity Air Sweeper for the
       Environmental and Public Works Management Department.
       Staff Report

       ACTION:   Approved.

6-F:   Recommendation to award Bid No. 2607 to Catalina Pacific
       Concrete, at specified unit prices,  to furnish and deliver
       transit mix, Portland cement concrete class 520-C-2500 for
       the Environmental and Public Works Management Department.
       Staff Report

       ACTION:   Approved.


6-G:   Recommendation to award Bid No. 2609 to Crenshaw Motors, for
       an amount not to exceed $26,625.86,  to furnish and deliver
       two (2) new mini pickup trucks for the Community and
       Cultural Services Department.
       Staff Report

       ACTION:   Approved.

6-H:   Recommendation to award Bid No. 2611 to Warren
       Distributing, Inc., at specified prices, to provide
       pickup, rebuild, and delivery of generators, starters,
       alternators, regulators, and blower motors for the
       Transportation Department.
       Staff Report

       ACTION:   Approved.

6-I:   Recommendation to award Bid No. 2612 to California
       Environmental Controls, Inc., in an amount not to exceed
       $58,043.65, to furnish and deliver four (4) Warminster
             fiberglass shelters for the Public Works ManageDepartment.
       Staff Report

       ACTION:   Approved.

6-J:   Recommendation to award Bid No. 2613 to Bob Beaty Ford, in
       an amount not to exceed $23,469.00, to furnish and deliver
       one (1) new cab and chassis for the Environmental and Public
       Works Management Department.
       Staff Report

       ACTION:   Approved.

6-K:   Recommendation to approve the modified eligibility criteria
       of the Shared Appreciation Loan Program Guidelines funded by
       the Tenant Ownership Rights Charter Amendment (TORCA) to
       include household size such that a more equitable
       distribution of subsidy can be achieved.
       Staff Report

       ACTION:   Approved.

6-L:   Recommendation to authorize the City Manager to negotiate
       and execute a professional services contract, not to exceed
       $750,000, with CH2M Hill for the design of a dry weather
       runoff reclamation facility for the pier and Pico-Kenter
       storm drains and request that the City Council appropriate
       an additional $129,039 from the Wastewater Fund Balance into
       the Storm Drain Treatment Plan Design Account.
       Staff Report

       ACTION:   Approved Contract No. 6610(CCS).



6-M:   Recommendation to direct the City Manager to sign an
       agreement accepting a grant award of $10,000 from the
       International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives
       for the City's Transportation Management Program for
       innovative air pollution emission reductions programs.
       Staff Report

       ACTION:   Approved Contract No. 6611(CCS).

6-N:   Recommendation to authorize the City Manager to negotiate
       and execute a contract with Sierra Digital, Inc., in an
       amount not to exceed $33,000, for a Recreation Computer
       Software System to enhance customer service and provide
       statistical and financial records.
       Staff Report

       ACTION:   Approved Contract No. 6612(CCS).

6-O:   Recommendation to authorize the City Manager to negotiate
       and execute an agreement and memorandum of understanding
       with the Los Angeles County to support the City as a
       participating agency in the implementation of the City's
       Certified Unified Hazardous Materials Control Program, and
       to enter into an agreement with all other cities in the
       county that are implementing a certified unified program.
       Staff Report

       ACTION:   Approved Contract No. 6613(CCS).

6-P:   Recommendation to select earthquake repair projects to be
       funded by Supplemental Community Development Block Grant
       funds and take necessary budget actions.
       Staff Report

       ACTION:   Approved.

7.  ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS:

7-A:   Appeal of a decision of the Landmarks Commission Designating
       relative to the designation of a structure located at 1127
       6th Street as a City Landmark (Case No. LC-96-CA-002). 
       Applicant: City of Santa Monica Landmarks Commission,
       Appellant: Wilshire Riviera Equities, L.P.
       Staff Report

       ACTION:   Approved staff recommendation to uphold
       designation and authorize demolition of the structure.




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:   Introduction and first reading of an Ordinance of the City
       Council of the City of Santa Monica amending and adding
       provisions to Chapter 8.24 of the Santa Monica Municipal
       Code regarding the underground storage of hazardous
       materials.
       Staff Report

       ACTION:   Introduced Ordinance for first reading.

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

9-A:   Adoption of resolution establishing new parking rates for
       the attendant parking program for the downtown parking
       structures and finding that parking rate increases are
       exempt from the provisions of the California Environmental
       Quality Act; approve operation of parking meters on 2nd
       Street, Wilshire Boulevard, Arizona Avenue, Santa Monica
       Boulevard and Broadway until 2:00 a.m. daily; authorize
       Santa Monica place to increase nighttime parking rate; and
       direct staff to make appropriate modifications to the 
       FY'96-'97 budget as outlined in the report.
       Staff Report

       ACTION:   Adopted Resolution No. 9117(CCS), as amended.

9-B : Request for Closed Session:

       1.   Conference with Legal Counsel - Existing Litigation:
            Steichen v. City of Santa Monica, Case No. SC 041 545.

            ACTION:   No reportable action.

       2.   Conference with Legal Counsel - Existing Litigation:
            Solano v. City of Santa Monica, Case No. CV 93-3288.

            ACTION:   No reportable action.

       3.   Conference with Legal Counsel - Existing Litigation:
                      Kamal-Griffin v. City of Santa Monica, Case                      No. CV 95-1025.

            ACTION:   No reportable action.

       4.   Conference with Legal Counsel -Anticipated Litigation: 
                      Number of cases: two

            ACTION:   No reportable action.


       5.   Continued Public Employee Evaluation.
                      Employee Title: City Clerk

       ACTION:   No reportable action.

10: PUBLIC HEARINGS:

10-A:  Hold a public hearing to consider the establishment of
       an Underground Utility District for the placement of
       electric, telephone and cable television lines, along
              Main Street, between Pico Boulevard and Hollister
              Avenue, and including properties on connecting streets
              being served from the Main Street lines.

       ACTION:   Continued to February 11, 1997.

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

14-A:  Appointment to one unscheduled vacancy on the Social
       Services Commission for  a term expiring June 30, 1998.

       ACTION:   Continued to February 11, 1997.

14-B:  Appointments to the following boards and commissions,
       continued from January 21, 1997:

       Scheduled vacancies:
       Airport Commission (1)  for a term ending June 30, 2000.     

       Unscheduled vacancies:
       Commission on the Status of Women (1) for a term ending June
       30, 1998.
       L.A. County West Vector Control District (1) for a term
       ending December 31, 1998.

       ACTION:   Appointed Maria Vasquez to the Commission on the
       Status of Women for a term ending June 30, 1998. 
       All other appointments continued to February 11, 1997.

14-C:  Request of Councilmember Rosenstein to direct staff to
       prepare an amendment to the Santa Monica Municipal Code
       Section 4.36.120(d) (Earthquake Retrofitting) to
              explicitly state that renters retain all rights of
              tenancy and have the right to return to their units
              upon completion of retrofitting.

       ACTION:   Approved.




14-D:  Request of Councilmember Rosenstein to amend Resolution
       No. 8525, which sets the rules of order and procedure
       for the conduct of Council meetings, to list closed
       sessions as the last item on the agenda and to hold
       closed sessions after Council has taken action on all
       other matters on the agenda.

       ACTION:   Directed staff to return with suggested Resolution
       as part of Council Rules Amendment.

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 to February 11, 1997 at 6:30 pm.