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CC - 05-26-70CITY OF ROSEMEAD ROSEMEAD, CALIFORNIA CITY COUNCIL MINUTES OF MAY 26,1970 s A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Rosemead was held in the Council Chambers, 8838 East Valley Boulevard. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Taylor at 8:00 p.m. 1. CALL TO ORDER The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Councilman Andersen, The Invocation was delivered by Reverend Jack Preston of the United Methodist Church. 2. ROLL CALL Present: Councilmen: Andersen, Hunter, Maude, Pike, Taylor Absent: Councilmen: None Ex officio: Andersen, Contreras, Gunn, Keeler, Street 3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: MAY 12, 1970 - REGULAR MEETING Councilman Pike referred to Page 9 of the minutes, Resolution No. 70-36, and requested the title be changed to read "A Resolu- tion Opposing Diversion of Gas Tax Funds for Other Than High- way Purposes". It was moved by Councilman Maude, second by Councilman Hunter, and unanimously carried, that the minutes of May 12, 1970, be approved as corrected. PUBLIC HEARINGS 4. RESOLUTION NO. CONFIRMATION OF ASSESSMENTS. LAFAYETTE AVENUE (W/S) BE W EN ARTSON AND HELLMAN. 5. RESOLUTION N0. CONFIRMATION OF ASSESSMENTS. WALNUT GROVE AVE., 30273778-3332. 6, RESOLUTION NO. CONFIRMATION OF ASSESSMENTS. MUSCATEL AVE. (E/S) BETWETN_TO YDTON AND GRAND. Mayor Taylor re-scheduled the above hearings to June 9, 1970. UNFINISHED BUSINESS 7. ORDINANCE NO. 292. ZONE CHANGE NO. 44. R-1 TO C-3 & P. NORTHWEST CORNER OF IVAR AVENUE AND STEELE STREET. INTRODUCTION. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ROSEMEAD CHANGING THE ZONE OF CERTAIN PROPERTY FROM R-1 TO C-3 AND P AND AMENDING THE ROSEMEAD MUNICIPAL CODE. Attorney Keeler presented this ordinance by title only. It was moved by Councilman Andersen, second by Councilman Hunter, and unanimously carried, that further reading be waived and Ordinance No, 292 be introduced. Roll Call Vote as follows: AYES: Councilmen: Andersen, Hunter, Maude, Pike, Taylor NOES: Councilmen: None ABSENT: Councilmen: None Page Two C/C 5/26/70 8. CITY HALL LAWN. Mr. Gunn advised that in accordance with Council's request, he had conferred with engineers concerning the drainage matter in front of City Hall, and it was their conclusion that from the entrance walkway around to the surface water discharge easterly of City Hall, there is approximately 18 inches of fall, and that this should be adequate for surface drainage. Raising the entrance walkway to the level of the sidewalk on Valley Boulevard would considerably increase the total fall. Following discussion, it was moved by Councilman Maude, second by Councilman Andersen, and unanimously carried, that a bid proposal be prepared for the planting of a lawn in front of City Hall including provision of a tile-type drain for excess surface water. ORAL. COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE AUDIENCE. Mrs. Alice Ferl of the Beautification Committee, addressed the Council advising of a recent Committee meeting with regard to air pollution, and stated it is the Committee's recommendation that the Recreation S Parks Department make a study of possible bikeways,or cross streets that could be designated as bikeways, that would connect to local' shopping centers. It was also suggested that a certain area be set aside as a joggers track. Councilman Maude advised Mrs. Ferl of a joggers track located at Rosemead Park. Mr. Gunn stated he would look into the recommendation and discuss it with the Director of Recreation & Parks. NEW BUSINESS 9. RESOLUTION NO. CLAIMS AND DEMANDS, See Page Seven 10. ORDINANCE NO. 293. DECLARING INTENTION OF CHANGE OF GRADE ON WALNUT GROVE AVENUE. INTRODUCTION. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ROSEMEAD DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO ORDER A CHANGE OF GRADE ON WALNUT GROVE AVENUE BETWEEN KLINGERMAN STREET AND SAN GABRIEL BOULEVARD. Attorney Keeler presented this ordinance by title only. It was moved by Councilman Maude, second by Councilman Hunter, and unanimously carried, that further reading be waived and Ordinance No. 293 be introduced. Roll Call Vote as follows: AYES: Councilmen: Andersen, Hunter, Maude, Pike, Taylor NOES: Councilmen: None ABSENT: Councilmen: None Page Three C/C 5/26/70 11. AWARD OF CONTRACT 0 GARVEY PARK STORAGE BUILDING. Mr. Gunn advised of the following bids received for this project: AMOUNT ALTERNATE #1 John Adamson $ 5,347.00 $ 5,047.00 Colletta & Edgley 5,073.38 4,303.38 Al R. Gray 5,876.00 5,276.00 Schulz Bros. 5,880.00 5,455.00 W.C. Skaggs 5,250.00 4,475.00 P.H. Cox 4,967.00 4,495.00 Motz Contracting 7,900.00 None Mr. Gunn recommended the contract be awarded to Colletta and Edgley, the lowest responsible bidder, and that Alternate No. 1 be accepted for a contract of $4,303.38. It was moved by Councilman Pike, second by Councilman Maude, and unanimously carried, that the foregoing recom- mendation be approved. 12. AWARD OF CONTRACT. HOUSE DEMOLITION - 927 N. SAN GABRIEL BOULEVARD (ADJACENT TO SAN GABRIEL GOSPEL TEMPLE). Mr. Gunn advised of the following bids received for this project and recommended the low bid be accepted. V. Vly Contractors $ 395.00 Mead House Wrecking 450.00 Hintz Wrecking Co. 527.00 Green Brothers 700.00 F.Girard Cushing & Sons 850.00 It was moved by Councilman Andersen, second by Councilman Pike, and unanimously carried, that the foregoing recom- mendation be approved and the contract awarded to V. Vly Contractors. Roll Call Vote as follows: AYES: Councilmen: Andersen, Hunter, Maude, Pike, Taylor NOES: Councilmen: None ABSENT: Councilmen: None 13. PETITION FOR ADDITIONAL STREET LIGHTS. 8900 BLOCK OF GUESS STREET. Mr. Gunn advised of a petition received from property owners in the above area requesting additional street lights, and stated that owners representing 12 of the 18 parcels were verified to have signed the petition. It was pointed out that these lights would be installed on existing poles only. It was moved by Councilman Maude, second by Councilman Andersen, and unanimously carried, that we accept the fore- going petition and authorize the improvement. 14. TOPICS PROGRAM. Mr. Gunn advised of the City recently being apportioned $35,695 as the City's share in California's 1969-70 fiscal year allocation of the federal TOPICS funds. In addition, the City will soon receive notification of the 1970-71 appor- tionment, which will be approximately the same amount. • Page Four C/C 5/26/70 0 Mr. Gunn stated the City Council must now decide which of four steps it will follow relative to the apportionment: expend the funds, accumulate the funds, assign the funds to another agency, or release the funds back to the State. The decision must be based on the current evaluation of the TOPICS program. Mr. Gunn further stated as a result of the probable effect on contract cities, the Board of Supervisors has proposed a plan whereby they will give an equivalent amount of Highway through Cities assistance to cities which assign their TOPICS funds to the County. The feeling is that the County could reduce administrative and study costs by consolidating activities of 25 cities into one agency. The cities could expend the HTC funds on their Select System Streets, without any unnecessary requirement for studies, reports, audits, etc. Discussion followed with regard to what assurance the City would have in receiving an equivalent amount of money from the County if the funds were assigned; whether it would be more beneficial to accumulate the funds, and what type projects could qualify for TOPICS funds. There being no objections, this matter was deferred,to the next meeting and staff requested to submit further report. City Treasurer Foutz entered the meeting at 8:50 p.m. 15 APPROPRIATION FOR WORK ALREADY ACCOMPLISHED. Mr. Gunn advised of a contract which was awarded to McCauley Electric in the fiscal year 1968-69 for the installation of security lighting at Garvey Park. The work was not done within the fiscal year, nor payments made, and at the end of this period, funds were not obligated. Mr. Gunn stated the City's auditor has now requested that Council provide budgetary authorization for the expenditure, and therefore transfer the sum of $6,000 from the Unappro- priated Reserve to Account No. 8183 for the purpose. Following discussion, it was moved by Councilman Andersen, second by Councilman Maude, and carried, that we transfer the foregoing funds as requested. Roll Call Vote as follows: AYES: Councilmen: Andersen, Hunter, Maude, Taylor NOES: Councilmen: None ABSTAINED:Councilmen: Pike ABSENT: Councilmen: None 16. 1970-71 SALARIES AND FRINGE BENEFITS. Mr. Gunn presented this report stating that following the executive session held for the above purpose, certain items should now be formalized. These are: 1. SALARIES. Full-time employees, with exception of one Clerk-Typist (see next page), to receive 5% increase. Part time and hourly employees to be increased 1/2 range across the board. 2. TITLE CHANGE. Administrative Aide to Administrative Assistant. C! Page Five C/C 5/26/70 3. NEW TITLE. Clerk-Typist to License Clerk beginning at range 17 with Miss Koopmans to be placed in the position. 4. RETIREMENT SYSTEM. This system will be that proposed by the Equitable Life Assurance Society in August, 1.969. 5. SALARY-CITY MANAGER. Increase of 5% and full membersh.i:p in retirement system. All of the foregoing would be effective on and after July 1, 1970. It was moved by Councilman Pike, second by Councilman Andersen, and unanimously carried, that the foregoing report be adopted. Roll Call Vote as follows: AYES: Councilmen: Andersen, Hunter, Maude, Pike, Taylor NOES: Councilmen: None ABSENT: Councilmen: None 17. REQUEST FOR BLOCK PARTY - JUNE 6. Mr. Gunn advised of a request from residents on Olney Street between Walnut Grove Avenue and Rosemead Boulevard, asking permission to hold a 20th Anniversary Party on the above date. The Sheriff's Department has been contacted and they have no objection. A petition has also been signed by the majority of the residents in the area. The Council indicated they did not object to this activity. 18. AGREEMENT FOR MAINTENANCE OF COUNTY LIBRARY GROUNDS. Mr. Gunn presented this agreement and recommended adoption. it was moved by Councilman Maude, second by Councilman Pike, and unanimously carried, that the foregoing agreement be approved and the Mayor authorized to execute. Roll Call Vote as follows: AYES: Councilmen: Andersen, Hunter, Maude, Pike, Taylor NOES: Councilmen: None ABSENT: Councilmen: None 19. AGREEMENT FOR GARVEY DISTRICT SUMMER SCHOOL SWIM PROGRAM. Mr. Gunn presented this agreement stating it has been accepted by the Department and School District, and recommended approval by the Council. It was moved by Councilman Maude, second by Councilman Hunter, and unanimously carried, that the foregoing agreement be approved and the Mayor authorized to execute. Roll Call Vote as follows: AYES: Councilmen: Andersen, Hunter, Maude, Pike Taylor NOES: Councilmen: None ABSENT: Councilmen: None ® • 20 21. Page Six C/C 5/26/70 Councilman Maude requested a report be filed at the completion of the foregoing program by the participating staff, including recommendations for the ensuing year. AGREEMENT FOR COMMUNITY RECREATION - ROSEMEAD SCHOOL DISTRICT. Mr. Gunn presented this agreement between the City and Rosemead School District, and stated each will use the other's properties with each assuming the proper share of obligations and liabilities. It was moved by Councilman Pike, second by Councilman Maude, and unanimously carried, that the foregoing agreement be approved and the Mayor authorized to execute. JOINT CITY AGREEMENT - GARVEY SCHOOL DISTRICT. Mr. Gunn advised that efforts have been made to reach agreements with both Garvey and Rosemead Elementary School Districts pro- viding for financial support of the community recreation program. Mr. Gunn stated that Mr. Laudenslayer has discussed the extension of the $1.15 per student agreement with the Garvey School Board, and although they were quite satisfied with the level of pro- grams provided by the Recreation & Parks Department, they did feel an inequity in their contribution when compared to the Rosemead School District. The Garvey School Board further suggested the possibility of extending the Rosemead Recreation & Park District boundary to include the entire City, thus pro- viding uniform citizen support. Mr. Gunn further advised of the staff's recommendation that a letter be sent to the.Garvey School District indicating the following: a. assuring that continued efforts will be made to secure more equitable contribution from Rosemead School District, b, requesting a one-year extension of the existing agreement, and C. expressing appreciation for the high level of cooperation exhibited by the District Board and staff. 22 Following discussion, it was moved by Councilman Maude, second by Councilman Andersen, and unanimously carried, that we accept the foregoing recommendation with the addition that included in the letter be a reply to the District's suggestion of possibily extending the Recreation & Parks District boundaries. Councilman Maude indicated although the entire City is not included in the Recreation & Park District, there is uniform citizen support and participation. YAMAHA SUMMER-MUSIC PROGRAM. Mr. Gunn stated the Yamaha School of Music is offering an introductory summer course through the Recreation & Parks Department for a six week period on a self-sustaining "fee and charge" basis, and recommended authorization be granted to proceed with the program on a trial basis. It was moved by Councilman Pike, second by Councilman Maude, and unanimously carried, that the foregoing recommendation be approved. 0 E Page Seven C/C 5/26/70 23. DISCUSSION OF FUTURE SISTER PROGRAM. It was pointed out this matter was placed on the agenda primarily due to the recent resignation of the Sister City Committee Chairman, and during course of discussion, it was indicated the Committee should be plate:' under the direction of the City, with an appointive by the Mayor, as the City's representative to the Committee. Mayor Taylor stated he wished to appoint Councilman Pike as the City's representative to the Sister City Committee. It was further indicated that a Committee meeting would have to be held soon in order to formalize the above action. Mr. Taylor stated Item 9 would now be taken up. 9. RESOLUTION NO. 70-37. CLAIMS AND DEMANDS. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROSEMEAD ALLOWING CERTAIN CLAIMS AND DEMANDS IN THE SUM OF $63,734.12 AND DEMANDS NUMBERS 8881-8957. City Treasurer Foutz presented this resolution by title only. It was moved by Councilman Pike, second by Councilman Andersen, and unanimously carried, that further reading be waived and Resolution No. 70-37 be adopted. Roll Call Vote as follows: AYES: Councilmen: Andersen, Hunter, Maude, Pike, Taylor NOES: Councilmen: None ABSENT: Councilmen: None Mayor Taylor declared the meeting recessed to a Personnel Session at 9:32 p.m. The meeting was reconvened at 10:06 p.m. 24. APPOINTMENT OF TRAFFIC COMMISSIONER. Mayor Taylor stated he wished to appoint Samuel Morales as member of the Traffic Commission for a full two year term. It was moved by Councilman Pike, second by Councilman Andersen, and unanimously carried, that the foregoing appointment be ratified. 25. APPOINTMENT OF PLANNING COMMISSIONER. Mayor Taylor stated he wished to appoint Don Detora as member of the Planning Commission for a full two year term. It was moved by Councilman Maude, second by Councilman Hunter, and unanimously carried, that the foregoing appointment be ratified. APPOINTMENT TO BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE. (NOT ON AGENDA) Mayor Taylor stated he wished to appoint Victor Tami as member of the Beautification Committee. It was moved by Councilman Maude, second by Councilman Hunter, and unanimously carried, that the foregoing appointment be ratified. Page Eight C/C 5/26/70 • 26. SET PUBLIC HEARING DATES ON THE FOLLOWING CONFIRMATION OF ASSESSMENTS: A. GLADYS AVE. (B/S) BETWEEN KLINGERMAN AND NORTHERLY TERMINUS. 0. ANGELUS AVE. (E/S) BETWEEN PARK ST. AND SOUTHERLY TERMINUS. It was recommended that June 9th be set for the above, and there being no objections so ordered. COMMISSION RECOMMENDATIONS 27. PLANNING COMMISSION - NONE 28. TRAFFIC COMMISSION: A. ALLEY E/0 SAN GABRIEL BLVD. AT DOROTHY STREET - SIGN. Traffic Engineer Envall advised the Council of the Commission's recommendation to place an additional "Not A Through Street" sign on the north-south alley east of San Gabriel Boulevard approximately 100 feet north of Dorothy Street. It is believed this will eliminate the confusion to the motoring public, and various residents' complaints. B. DEL MAR AVENUE BETWEEN GARVEY AND GRAVES AVENUES - EXCESSIVE SPEED. Mr, Envall made reference to a letter from Mr. Eldridge Rice, Superintendent of Garvey School District, requesting additional regulations on a portion of Del Mar Avenue between the above limits for added protection to school pedestrians attending Williams School, located just north of Graves Avenue. It was recommended that a 30 MPH speed limit regulation be extended southerly of Garvey Avenue to Graves Avenue on Del Mar Avenue, with signs at Garvey and Graves. It was further recommended the Sheriff's office be contacted regarding selective enforcement of this regulation. C. 2730 DEL MAR AVENUE - RESTRICTED PARKING. Mr. Envall referred to a letter from Dr. Dan Ellis, Chief Assistant Superintendent of Garvey School District, requesting restricted parking adjacent to above location. It was recommended that 15 feet of red curb be placed south of the southerly drive and 5 feet north of the southerly drive; 17 feet north of the northerly drive and 5 feet south of the northerly drive on the east side of Del Mar Avenue in front of the subject location, D. DEQUINE, LINDY AND PROSPECT AVENUES AT GARVEY AVENUE - RESTRICTED PARKING. Mr. Envall made reference to a commission referral regarding substandard conditions of the above streets at their southerly approach to Garvey Avenue, and recommended the following red curb markings be placed on the subject streets: 1) 102 feet on the east side of Dequine Avenue and 20 feet on the west side of Dequine Avenue extending southerly of Garvey Avenue. 2) 34 feet on the east side of Lindy Avenue extending southerly of Garvey Avenue. Page Nine C/C 5/26/70 11 3) 45 feet on the east side of Prospect Avenue and 30 feet on the west side southerly of Garvey Avenue. Mr. Envall further stated that one additional street noted in investigation was Sullivan Avenue extending north of Garvey Avenue, and recommended that 24 feet of red curb be placed on the west side of Sullivan Avenue to the first driveway north of Garvey Avenue. E. 7561 E. EMERSON PLACE - RESTRICTED PARKING. Mr. Envall advised of the Commission's recommendation to place marked parallel parking stalls on the north side of Emerson Place from Stevens Avenue to Jackson Avenue, and on the south side of Emerson Place in front of the school frontage, as it is believed this will provide an orderly parking arrangement and eliminate the continued blockage of driveways. F_ IVAR AVENUE AND NEWBY AVENUE - RED CURB. Reference was made to a Council referral regarding vehicles parking too close to the corner area at the intersection of Ivar and Newby Avenues, and Mr. Envall stated that following consideration, the Commission recommended the placement of red curb markings on the east side of Ivar Avenue, north and south of Newby Avenue, and on both sides of Newby at the approaches to Ivar Avenue. G. MARSHALL STREET EAST OF ROSEMEAD BOULEVARD - U-TURN SIGNS. Mr. Envall made reference to a Commission referral regarding citations given for illegal U-turns in the median opening for eastbound traffic on Marshall Street adjacent to the Montgomery Ward shopping center. Mr. Envall advised of the Commission's recommendation to place two (2) signs at the median opening between Rosemead Boulevard and Hart Avenue stating "U-Turn Permitted". H. MARSHALL STREET AND WALNUT GROVE AVENUE - FREEWAY SIGNING. Mr. Envall stated that field investigation indicated possible confusion at the above corner, and therefore the Commission has recommended that a freeway sign with a left and/or right arrow be placed on both the north and south sides of Marshall Street at the east and west approaches to Walnut Grove Avenue. 1. MISSION DRIVE AND HALKETT AVENUE - REGULATIONS. Reference was made to the recent subdivision located southerly of Mission Drive west of Walnut Grove Avenue, and it was recommended that a boulevard stop sign with stop and stop bar pavement be placed on Halkett Avenue at the south approach to Mission Drive, and that a "Not A Through Street" sign be placed on the west side of Halkett Avenue at the south line of Mission Drive. J. RAPID TRANSIT BUS PROPOSAL. See Page Ten K. STINGLE AVENUE AND GARVEY AVENUE - RESTRICTED PARKING. Mr. Envall advised of the Commission's recommendation to place 15 feet of red curb markings on both the east and west side of Stingle Avenue southerly of Garvey Avenue, and further, that 50 feet of double center line striping be placed on Stingle southerly of Garvey along with 25 feet of red curb on the south side of Garvey westerly of Stingle Avenue. Page Ten C/C 5/26/70 1 Mr, Envall stated it is believed the foregoing will alleviate a visibility problem and provide a more orderly movement at the subject intersection. It was moved by Councilman Hunter, second by Councilman Pike, and unanimously carried, that the foregoing recommendations be approved, J. RAPID TRANSIT BUS PROPOSAL. Mr. Envall made reference to a recent meeting with RTD representatives regarding the proposed Hellman Avenue Line No, 69 which will become effective June 21, and advised that bus stops for this route are proposed as follows: 1) East side of Walnut Grove Avenue immediately north of Hellman Avenue - no curb markings are necessary, only a sign is needed. 2) East side of Walnut Grove Avenue south of Marshall Street - this will necessitate the removal of one parking stall and extension of the present red curb markings. 3) West side of Walnut Grove Avenue south of Marshall Street with signing and red curb markings adjacent to residential frontages. 4) South side of Marshall Street west of Muscatel Avenue with red curb markings, 5) North side of Marshall Street east of Muscatel Avenue with red curb markings. 6) South side of Marshall Street east of Rosemead Boulevard - signing only. 7) North side of'Marshall Street east of Rosemead Boulevard within the present red curb zone. Mr. Envall noted that all of the above curb markings will be painted by the RTD at no expense to the City, and recommended Council approval. Following discussion, it was recommended that Item 3 (above), be changed to:"North side of Marshall Street east`of Walnut Grove Avenue"-.it was moved by Councilman Maude, second by Councilman Hunter, and unanimously carried, that the foregoing recommendations i be approved as revised. COMMUNICATIONS 29. A. LOS ANGELES COUNTY FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT. Mr, Gunn presented this communication relative to availability of flood control insurance under certain conditions. It was suggested that staff contact local-insurance agents to see how much call they have for flood insurance, B. LOS ANGELES COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS, Mr, Gunn made reference to the County's Resolution of Intention to Construct, Maintain and Operate a Refuse Transfer and Disposal System, stating the proposed site is located in the Montebello area and will become available to the people of Rosemead if the City desires to participate in the proposal. • 30 31 Page Eleven C/C 5/26/70 Following discussion, it was moved by Councilman Maude, second by Councilman Pike, and unanimously carried, that we go on record as supporting the foregoing proposal. as submitted, and indicate to the County our desire to participate. C. SAN GABRIEL VALLEY SYMPHONY ASSOCIATION. Mr. Gunn stated the above communication concerns a request for financial support. The foregoing communication was received, D. SENORA MARIE RUVALCABA, CITY OF ZAPOPAN. (NOT ON AGENDA) Mayor Taylor presented this letter expressing appreciation to the Council for, adjourning their meeting of April 21 in memory of her late husband and President of the City of Zapopan. This communication was received and filed. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE AUDIENCE. NONE MATTERS FROM CITY OFFICIALS. A. Reference was made again to the RTD Director of the San Gabriel Valley Corridor who is still serving in this capacity, but is no longer an elected city official. It was agreed amongst the Council that the Mayor, as the City's representative, find out how long the Director's term is to be, and further, if necessary, contact the other cities within the Corridor and express our feelings in this regard. B. Councilman Pike made reference to the "Rosemead City Limits" freeway sign posted on the south side of the San Bernardino Freeway near Del Mar Avenue, and questioned whether the State Division of Highways could relocate it closer to the actual City limit. Mr. Street stated he would look into the matter and report back to the Council, C. Councilman Maude stated there are street lights on Rosemead Boulevard,and various other streets, that need upgrading and suggested that staff prepare a proposal for the Council's consideration. D. Councilman Maude also stated that a number of buses have been reported using local streets and suggested the City Manager check into this matter further. E. Councilman Maude further requested that staff prepare a proposal for tree trimming by private contract. F. Mr. Gunn presented the Preliminary Budget for 1970-71, and it was agreed the Council would meet in Budget Session on Tuesday, June 2.at 7:30 p.m. G. Councilman Pike suggested the Council consider displaying in the lobby pictures of all former Councilmen and their terms of office. ' . 0 • Page Twelve C/C 5/26/70 H. it was moved by Councilman Maude, second by Councilman Andersen, and carried, that pictures be authorized of the Traffic and Planning Commission, City Manager, City Clerk and City Treasurer. Councilman Hunter voted nay. There being no further business to come before the Council Mayor Taylor declared the meeting adjourned to Wednesday, May 27 at 7:30 a.m. for study session. Meeting adjourned at 10:55 p.m. C I T Y CLERK AMA OR