HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes-10-25-88-Regular MeetingMINUTES OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF DOWNEY
OCTOBER 25, 1988
TABLE OF MINUTE ACTIONS
SUBJECT ACTION PAGE NO.
Presentation of $5,000 check to City by Sambi's
Restaurant Cont. 1
Certificate of Appreciation to Daniel Harn-
Achievement as Eagle Scout 1
Certificate of Appointment to Tom Ahrens -Health &
Environmental Sanitation Committee 1
Certificate of Appointment to Maxine Gaudette -
Emergency Preparedness Committee 1
Certificate of Appointment to Brenda Ridgely-
Emergency Preparedness Committee I
Certificates of Appointment to Myrtle Risley &
Leon Emerson -Emergency Preparedness Committee 1
Certificate of Appointment to Austin Kane -
Emergency Preparedness Committee 1
Battle of the Badges Memorial Football Game,
Warren High School, Nov. 5 1
Proclamation declaring remaining mos. of 1988 &
all of 1989 as Buckle Up For Life Challenge 1
Proclamation declaring Nov. 6-12 as Marine Corps
Recognition Week 1
Appeal, Z.U. #579 f/11212, 11221, 11414 & 11432 Resolution
Paramount Bl. (Paramount Chev.) 11/15 reg. meeting 3
John Gonzalez re restraining orders against him
by City Officials 3
James Stahl of L.A. County Sanitation Dists. re
Cont. of 301(h) Waiver 3
Removal of items from Consent Calendar 3
Minutes: Spec. Called Mtg., 10/11/88; Reg. Mtg.,
10/11/88; & Spec./Adj. Reg. Mtg., 10/12/88 Approved 3
CC 9541 (Phase II) -Water Mains, Century Freeway
Corridor, Bellflower Bl.-Downey Av.-Extra Work Approved 3
Completion of CC #552-Golden Park Ballcourts Approved 3
General Warrants #44698-44907; #44911-45103,
$1,165,520.02 Approved 4
Chamber of Commerce Agreement for FY 1988-89 Approved 4
Res. #5080, Appointment of Grace Horney-Personnel
Advisory Board Adopted 4
Res. #5082, Denying CUP #270 (United College) Adopted 4
Ordinance Amending Article VIII Chapters 2 and 4 Introduced;
of the DMC Sets Hrg. 11/22 4
Mtg. recessed 9:22 p.m. & reconvened 9:30 p.m. 4
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COUNCIL MINUTES, OCTOBER 25, 1988
TABLE OF MINUTE ACTIONS (Continued)
SUBJECT
Citywide Street Sweeping Parking
Restrictions
Agreement & General Release-Weatherite Service
Corp.
Telephone Call Attendant System
Water Utility Fund Capital Improvement Budget
FY 1988-89
Assessment District #93-P, Meldar Av., et al
Res. #5081, Authorizing Destruction of Certain
Obsolete Records of City Clerk -Treasurer
Acting City Mgr. Powell re 4:00 p.m., November 2,
Study Session
Acting City Mgr. re rescheduling Nov. 8, CDC/
Council Mtg. to Nov. 15
Comm. Svcs. Director Jarrett re jt. mtg. with
CDC/Council & School Dist. Nov. 15
Appeal, Revocation of Massage Permit, 8726
Imperial Highway
Mayor Cormack announced transfer of John Adams,
News Tribune City News Editor
Mtg. adjourned to 4:00 p.m., Nov. 2
ACTION PAGE NO.
Alternate side posting/
Honor petitions 5
Settled 5
No action 6
Cont. to 11/2 6
Approved 6
Adopted 7
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Sets Hrg. 11/22 7
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MINUTES OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF DOWNEY
OCTOBER 25, 1988
The City Council of the City of Downey held a regular meeting at 7:38 p.m.,
October 25, 1988, in the Council Chamber of the Downey City Hall, Mayor Robert
G. Cormack presiding.
PRESENT: Council Members:
Robert G. Cormack Mayor
Randall R. Barb Mayor Pro Tem
Roy L. Paul
Barbara J. Hayden
Diane P. Boggs
ALSO PRESENT: Lee Powell, Acting City Manager
Peter Thorson, City Attorney
Jenny Young, City Clerk -Treasurer
Ronald Irwin, Fire Chief
James R. Jarrett, Director of Community Services
Lee Powell, Director of Administrative Services
William A. Ralph, Director of Public Works
Pete Stone, Police Chief
Chris Birch, Director of Personnel
Sylvia Garcia, Communications Specialist
Ray Hamada, Associate Planner
William Makshanoff, Building Official
Jim McCulloch, Motor Officer
William Sumner, Fire Marshal
Ed Velasco, Housing Manager
Ronald Yoshiki, City Planner
Scot Yotsuya, Assistant to the City Manager
Joyce Baker, Executive Secretary
PRESENTATIONS
The presentation of the $5,000 check to the City by Sambi's Restaurant was
continued to a future meeting.
Mayor Cormack presented a Certificate of Appreciation to Daniel Paul Harn
in recognition of his achievement as an Eagle Scout.
Council Member Hayden presented a Certificate of Appointment to Tom Ahrens
on his appointment to the Health and Environmental Sanitation Committee.
Council Member Boggs presented a Certificate of Appointment to Maxine
Gaudette on her appointment to the Emergency Preparedness Committee.
Council Member Hayden presented a Certificate of Appointment to Brenda
Ridgely on her appointment to the Emergency Preparedness Committee.
Council Member Paul presented Certificates of Appointment to Myrtle Risley
and Leon Emerson on their appointments to the Emergency Preparedness Committee.
Mayor Cormack presented a Certificate of Appointment to Austin Kane on his
appointment to the Emergency Preparedness Committee.
Mayor Cormack and Officer Jim McCulloch announced the Battle of the Badges
Memorial Football Game (Police Department vs. Fire Department) at 7:30 p.m.,
Saturday, November 5, 1988, at Warren High School/football field, in memory of
Bill Aulick, a Downey Fireman who died of cancer. The proceeds will go to the
American Cancer Society.
Mayor Cormack acknowledged a Proclamation declaring the remaining months of
1988 and all of 1989 as Buckle Up for Life Challenge. There was no one present
to accept the Proclamation.
Mayor Cormack presented to Sgt. Brudalack of the United States Marine
Corps, a Proclamation declaring November 6-12, 1988, as Marine Corps Recognition
Week.
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HEARINGS
Mayor Cormack OPENED THE PUBLIC HEARING ON APPEAL TO ZONE VARIANCE NO. 579
FOR PROPERTY LOCATED AT 11212, 11221, 11414, AND 11432 PARAMOUNT BOULEVARD,
WHICH WAS CONTINUED FROM THE MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 27, 1988.
City Clerk Young affirmed the Proof of Publication. Hearing no objections,
it was so ordered to receive and file.
City Planner Yoshiki presented the staff report as set forth in the Agenda
Memo dated October 25, 1988, and explained the request involves zone variance
relief from the requirements of Section 9148 of the Downey Municipal Code to
retain a number of nonconforming signs as they presently exist on four sites.
He further added the applicant Paramount Chevrolet is an existing automobile _
dealership in the City and the zone variance deals with multiple properties.
Mr. Yoshiki narrated a slide presentation showing the subject properties;
current signage on the properties; and illustrations of signage to be brought up
to conformance of the Downey Municipal Code.
City Clerk Young advised one item of correspondence had been received on
October 24, 1988, from the Applicant, Richard Ferber, President of Paramount
Chevrolet (copies had previously been distributed to Council).
Mayor Cormack asked the Applicant to come forward and present his case.
Mr. Larry Young, Spokesman for Paramount Chevrolet, 11212 S. Paramount
Blvd., referenced for the record the letter from Paramount Chevrolet to the City
and the attached letter from GM -DI Leasing Corportion to Paramount Chevrolet
dated October 13, 1988. He felt both Paramount Chevrolet and the City staff
have been incorrect in the dimensions of the signs in question (Mr. Young
asserted the correct dimensions are shown in the GM-BI Leasing Corporation
letter dated October 13, 1988). Mr. Young added that many of the signs in
question are leased from GM-BI Leasing Corporation.
Mr. Young said Paramount Chevrolet has agreed to change or remove all signs
not in conformance with the Downey Municipal Code except the four they are
appealing for the following reasons: Paramount Chevrolet has a unique location
with six lots and needs the identification; they are in the highly competitive
business of selling cars; cost of removing and replacing leased signs, plus
penalties, is $134,754 more than the current cost for existing signs; they are
trying to seek assistance from the City of Downey/Redevelopment Agency in either
rebuilding or relocating their dealership within the City and, if this is not
possible, they will have to relocate •to a nearby competing City. He asked that
the four signs be allowed to remain as they are, and if the property is sold or
when they rebuild on the site, the four signs then would be removed or put in
conformance with the Downey Municipal Code Sign Ordinance
Mayor Cormack called for those in the audience who wished to speak in favor
of or in opposition to Zone Variance No. 579. There were none.
It was moved by Council Member Paul, seconded by Council Member Barb, and
unanimously carried to close the Public Hearing.
Council Member Hayden asked if Paramount Chevrolet had a time period in
mind in regards to the statement in their letter dated October 25, 1988, to the
Council, where they are asking that the four designated signs be allowed to
remain and that if the property is sold, or they rebuild on the site, then at
that time the four signs be in conformance or removed.
Mr. Richard Ferber, President of Paramount Chevrolet, 11212 S. Paramount
Blvd., responded that they need to work with the Redevelopment Agency and at
this point in time it is not possible to answer this question. He said he would
prefer that the the dealership remain in Downey, and that Paramount Chevrolet
will be celebrating their 50th anniversary at this location next year, but they
have been negotiating with other neighboring cities. Mr. Ferber said he felt it
would cost him in excess of $200,000 to relocate and conform the signs pursuant
to the Downey Municipal Sign Ordinance.
Council discussed: Lease payments referred to as lease penalty; clarified
procedure by which Paramount Chevrolet leases their signs from GM -DI Leasing
Corporation; clarified that Paramount Chevrolet has open-end contract regarding
the lease of the signs; specified that roof signs are not permitted; and
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commented that other businesses have complied with the Sign Ordinance.
City Planner Yoshiki specified for Council the four signs involved in the
Appeal of Zone Variance No. 579 and their exact locations.
It was moved by Council Member Boggs, seconded by Council Member Hayden,
and defeated 2-3 (Council Members Paul, Barb, and Cormack voting no) to continue
this item for 30 days with the possibility to extend continuation for another 60
days in the future.
Prior to the foregoing vote, Council Member Barb clarified with Mr. Yoshiki
that the three pole signs and one roof sign involved in the Zone Variance,
predate the Downey Municipal Code and were done by permit process (clarifying
the four signs in question were part of the amortization period). He asserted
that the dollar increase to Paramount Chevrolet would be only the difference in
new cost over old; thus, the cost of installing new signs would be approximately
$896.00 a month, plus about $15,000 in demolition costs, over a ten-year lease.
City Attorney Thorson advised that if Council wished to accept staff's
recommendation, a new Resolution would have to be prepared and brought back
before the Council as the Resolution before Council tonight denies the entire
Zone Variance.
It was moved by Council Member Barb, seconded by Council Member Paul, and
carried 3-2 (Council Members Boggs and Hayden voting no) to approve the
recommendation to deny this request for Variance as presented by staff and the
Planning Commission, and direct preparation of a Resolution at the November 15,
1988, Council Meeting.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS - Items not on Agenda
Mr. John Gonzalez, 12350 Orizaba Ave., commented on restraining orders
against him by City Officials.
Mr. James Stahl, Assistant Chief Engineer, Los Angeles County Sanitation
Districts, spoke regarding the continuance of the 301(h) Waiver and referred to
a video they had sent to the Council for viewing for further information (will
make this tape available for the public at the library if requested). He
related that the Sanitation Districts have twenty-five operating districts and
that 500 million gallons of wastewater a day are generated. Mr. Stahl explained
350 million gallons of wastewater a day are left for the Sanitation Districts to
treat in an environmentally safe fashion. He specified their treated wastewater
is discharged off the Palos Verdes Peninsula. Mr. Stahl said the 301(h) Waiver
is for five years and will allow the Sanitiation Districts and the cities they
serve to continue to monitor the treatment level.
Council Member Paul commented on material presented by Heal the Bay in
which they said when the 301(h) Waiver was not in affect, there was an increase
in growth in sea life. Mr. Stahl denied these claims and advised they have not
changed their wastewater discharge, and it was the opinion of the staff of the
Regional Water Control Board that these charges lacked evidence to be
substantial.
CONSENT CALENDAR
Agenda Items VI-C-2, Assessment District No. 93-P, Meldar Avenue, et al,
and VI-F-2, Resolution Authorizing Destruction of Certain Obsolete Records in
the Office of the City Clerk -Treasurer, were removed at the request of Council
Member Boggs.
MINUTES: Special Called Meeting, October 11, 1988; Regular Meeting,
October 11, 1988; and Special/Adjourned Regular Meeting, October 12, 1988:
Approve.
CASH CONTRACT NO. 541 (PHASE II) - WATER MAINS, CENTURY FREEWAY CORRIDOR,
BELLFLOWER BOULEVARD TO DOWNEY AVENUE - EXTRA WORK: Approve extra work
in the amount of $37,471.85.
COMPLETION OF CASH CONTRACT NO. 552 - GOLDEN PARK BALLCOURTS: Accept
improvements and approve the increase in project cost of $3,099.87 with
funding by the Community Development Block Grant Fund.
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GENERAL WARRANTS #44698-44907 and 144911-45103, $1,165,520.02: Approve.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AGREEMENT FOR FISCAL YEAR 1988-89: Enter into
Agreement with Downey Chamber of Commerce for Fiscal Year 1988-89,
providing an allocation of $20,000 in exchange for various services:
Approve.
RESOLUTION NO. 5080 (ADOPT)
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DOWNEY
APPROVING THE APPOINTMENT OF MRS. GRACE HORNEY TO THE
PERSONNEL ADVISORY BOARD FOR COUNCILMANIC DISTRICT ONE
RESOLUTION NO. 5082 (ADOPT)
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DOWNEY,
DENYING CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 270 AND UPHOLDING THE ACTION
OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION AS SET FORTH IN ITS RESOLUTION NO. 1116
It was moved by Council Member Paul, seconded by Council Member Boggs, and
carried by the following vote to waive full reading of the Resolutions and to
approve the remainder of the Consent Calendar as recommended:
AYES: 5 Council Members: Paul, Barb, Boggs, Hayden, Cormack
ORDINANCES
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DOWNEY
AMENDING ARTICLE VIII, CHAPTERS 2 AND 4, OF THE DOWNEY
MUNICIPAL CODE PERTAINING TO BUILDING REGULATIONS
AND THE UNIFORM PLUMBING CODE
(Public Hearing set for November 22, 1988)
The Ordinance was read by title only. It was moved by Council Member
Hayden, seconded by Council Member Barb, and unanimously carried to waive
further reading and to introduce, and set the Public Hearing for November 22,
1988.
The meeting recessed at 9:22 p.m. and reconvened at 9:30 p.m. with all
Council Members present.
RESOLUTIONS: None (See Hearings and Consent Calendar)
ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS
CITYWIDE STREET SWEEPING PARKING RESTRICTIONS
Public Works Director Ralph presented the staff report pursuant to the
Agenda Memo dated October 25, 1988, adding the total estimated expenditures
during the first year are $363,824 (itemized in the staff report).
Council Member Hayden said she has not been in total agreement with the
street posting and sweeping program; however, she made the following suggestions
in regards to Citywide Street Sweeping Parking Restrictions: 1) Consider posting
for alternate side street sweeping and no permits; 2) Post only at beginning and
end of each block or entrance of each tract; 3) Remove all mid -block posting
signs that are currently in place; 4) Post on existing light standards where
possible; otherwise use small diameter metal pole; 5) Use small signs for
posting ( 12" x 18") with City's official flower; 6) Citations to be issued only
when vehicles block the path of the street sweeper; 7) Re-evaluate and/or re -
advertise street sweeping contract due; and 8) Establish weekly street sweeping
schedule for all streets and sweep alleys.
Council discussed the following: Street sweeping program is to provide the
City with better kept streets; street posting is not a revenue generating
program; residents have expressed dissatisfaction with current street sweeping
company as to quality of sweeping done and the time of day sweeping occurs;
alternate side street posting will eliminate the need for parking permits; if
alternate side street posting/sweeping is enforced, will the number of City
maintenance and enforcement personnel change; issue of why alternate side street
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sweeping will increase amount of street sweeping currently done; City of Downey
is bordered by freeways and rivers; and how much will the additional costs be
for alternate side street sweeping cost.
Public Works Director Ralph said that if Council wished the City to go to
alternate side street sweeping, staff would like to come back before Council
with adjusted costs for enforcement and maintenance.
Council Member Barb voiced his preference for alternate side street
sweeping, but expressed concern over the possibility of a high percent increase
in sweeping costs with this method. He also discussed the parking permit
process and the amount of revenue this would bring to the City to pay for the
additional costs of street sweeping posting, maintenance, and enforcement
personnel.
Police Chief Stone reported it would be time saving as far as enforcement
concerns to issue parking permits to the residence rather than the vehicle.
Mr. Robert Brown, 10902 Newville Ave., spoke in favor of alternate side
street sweeping; he also feels the parking permit process should be clarified.
Mr. Wallace Hunt, 10933 Cord Ave., felt the Public Works' recommendation in
regards to the Citywide street sweeping parking restrictions is a very good
concept and superior to neighboring cities.
It was moved by Council Member Paul, seconded by Council Member Hayden
(originally seconded by Council Member Boggs, who withdrew her second), and
carried 3-2 (Council Members Barb and Boggs voting no) to approve alternate side
street sweeping on a weekly basis; posting on each street; no permits; and rebid
the street sweeping contract.
Council Member Barb questioned if the majority of the Council will accept
the lowest bid for the street sweeping contract; and if the bids are fifty or
sixty percent higher, will the majority of the Council go forward with this
cost.
It was moved by Council Member Barb, seconded by Council Member Boggs, and
carried 4-1 (Mayor Cormack voting no) to honor all individuals who have filed
petitions for street sweeping posting (approximately fifteen petitions on file).
WEATHERITE SERVICE CONTRACT
Public Works Director Ralph summarized the staff report dated October 25,
1988. He advised it is staff's recommendation that the City authorize the Mayor
to enter into a settlement agreement with Weatherite Service Corp. in the amount
of $15,390.78, less the $390.78 owed for labor, for a total of $14,789.22 (Mr.
Ralph noted a correction in the figures listed on page two, last line of the
staff recommendation).
Council Member Hayden inquired if the staff recommendation also included
going out to bid on this contract again.
Mr. Ralph responded that going out to bid again on the contract was not
included in the recommendation as the City was waiting for the settlement of the
Weatherite Service Corp. Agreement.
It was moved by Council Member Paul, seconded by Council Member Boggs, and
unanimously carried to accept staff's recommendation for settlement in the
amount of $14,789.22 from Weatherite Service Corp.
Prior to the foregoing vote, the following persons approached the podium to
speak:
Mr. Richard Henderson, 9901 Paramount Blvd., felt Council acted in good
faith and concern in this matter and has no objections to Council accepting
staff's recommendation. He also felt the contract should be rewritten and sent
out to bid again. Mr. Henderson said the City should look into other City
contracts and see if they have been audited for similar problems.
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Mr. Robert Henderson, 7819 Via Amorita, thanked Council for their help in
this matter.
TELEPHONE CALL ATTENDANT SYSTEM
Administrative Services Director Powell summarized the staff report as set
forth in the Agenda Memo dated October 25, 1988, and recommended Council
authorize staff to proceed with the purchase and installation of a suitable
Telephone Call Attendant System.
Council felt this was a very impersonal type system and not suited for the
image the City wishes to project.
Hearing no objections, it was so ordered to take no action on the Telephone
Call Attendant System.
WATER UTILITY FUND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT BUDGET - FISCAL YEAR 1988-89
Public Works Director Ralph presented the staff report pursuant to the
Agenda Memo dated October 25, 1988, and recommended that the City Council
approve the 1988-89 Water Utility Fund Capital Improvement Budget totaling
$1,615,000, so that on -going work will continue.
It was moved by Council Member Boggs and seconded by Council Member Barb
to approve staff's recommendation. No vote was taken, see subsequent motion.
Council Member Paul requested a copy of the Quality Element on the Master
Water Plan.
With reference to Consent Calendar Item VI-C-1, Cash Contract No. 541
(Phase II), Water Mains Century Freeway Corridor, Bellflower Boulevard to Downey
Avenue - Extra Work, staff was asked to take no action until after the Capital
Projects Budget has been approved.
It was moved by Council Member Hayden, seconded by Council Member Paul, and
carried 4-1 (Council Member Boggs voting no) to continue this item (see
Adjourned Regular Meeting Minutes, November 2, 1988).
ITEMS REMOVED FROM CONSENT CALENDAR
ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO. 93-P, MELDAR AVENUE, ET AL
Council Member Boggs commented she felt that City funding of $254,000 for
this projects seems excessive.
Public Works Director Ralph replied that if the City went ahead and did all
the work for the entire District as proposed, based on the traditional
contribution that the City has made for pavement and bringing the pavement
surface up to current standards, this is what the cost would be.
Mr. Ralph said it is staff's recommendation that the City Council consider
making the commitment to provide a City contribution if the petition on
Assessment District No. 93-P is successful, and authorize the Department of
Public Works to deliver the petition to the sponsors, Eleanor Lindenfeld and
Gene Gauthier, for circulation. He added it was unlikely that the entire
petition would be passed, and that probably only one or two streets would go in.
Mr. Ralph said the petition is not a legal action, but can be worded as a legal
action to waive certain provisions of the Streets and Highway Code.
It was moved by Council Member Barb, seconded by Council Member Boggs, and
unanimously carried to approve staff's recommendation.
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING DESTRUCTION OF CERTAIN OBSOLETE RECORDS IN THE
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK -TREASURER
Council Member Boggs pulled this item from the Consent Calendar to ask that
no action be taken for ninety days so that the Historical Society or anyone else
concerned, could review and pull any records of interest to them.
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RESOLUTION NO. 5081
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DOWNEY
AUTHORIZING THE DESTRUCTION OF CERTAIN OBSOLETE RECORDS
OF THE CITY CLERK -TREASURER
The Resolution was read by title only. It was moved by Council Member
Boggs, seconded by Council Member Paul, and unanimously carried to waive further
reading and to adopt, with the recommendation that no action be taken for ninety
days.
Prior to the foregoing vote, Council Member Barb asked that the list of
records for destruction be checked, so that any records that are not public
documents that concern personnel are destroyed.
Adminsitrative Services Director Powell responded that this list would be
checked so that no one has access to confidential records.
Council Member Boggs advised she would like all the I-105 Freeway records
on the list.
OTHER BUSINESS AND ITEMS FOR FUTURE AGENDAS
STAFF MEMBERS:
1. Acting City Manager Powell discussed the Study Session scheduled for
November 1, 1988; Council rescheduled it for 4:00 p.m., November 2,
1988, in the Council Chamber.
2. Acting City Manager Powell discussed rescheduling the November 8, 1988,
Community Development Commission and City Council Meeting due to this
being Election Day. The meetings were rescheduled to November 15,
1988.
3. Community Services Director Jarrett confirmed a joint meeting with the
Community Development Commission/City Council and School District at
5:30 p.m., November 15, 1988, in the second floor Training Room.
APPEAL FROM REVOCATION OF MASSAGE PERMIT, 8726 IMPERIAL HIGHWAY
1. Police Chief Stone asked that the Hearing regarding this matter be set
for the Council Meeting of November 22, 1988, which is in agreement
with the Applicant/Appellant.
It was moved by Council Member Boggs, seconded by Council Member
Hayden, and unanimously carried to to set the Hearing for Appeal,
Revocation of Massage Permit (8726 Imperial Highway-
Applicant/Appellant: Wol Yi Kim) to 7:30 p.m., November 22, 1988.
CITY COUNCIL:
Mayor Cormack:
1. Announced transfer of John Adams, City News Editor of the News Tribune.
ADJOURNMENT: 11:00 p.m.
The meeting was adjourned to 4:00 p.m., November 2, 1988, in the Council
Chamber of the Downey City Hall.
Jenny�Ydun 'ty C eurer
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