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of the property be made and then go owner f6r the property from there to negotiate with the Councilman Warren asked how long it would take to raise the other5000 through the construction fund Mr Jones estimated the amount per year to be 10 000 to 15 000 but that this was merely a guess as there was no historical background on this to really go on Councilman Crescione recommended that Council instruct the City Administrator to hire someone to get an appraisal of the property Councilwoman Husemeyer suggested that they first accept the plan as submitted by Mr Merriam and Miss Dodd Upon motion by Councilwoman Husemeyer seconded by Councilman Crescione and upon roll call vote the Spyglass Park Plan was unanimousl approved Public Hearing Paul Geihs advised that the Building Inspector William George had reported that the fireplace and chimney at 167 Pier Street Don Neuman s Property had been torn down That Mr Neuman had secured a permit and regular inspections would be made Mr Geihs recommended that council drop the abatement proceedings at this time Upon motion by Councilman Warren seconded by Councilman Crescione it was unanimously approved to terminate abatement proceedings against Mr Don Neuman at this time Current Business Mr Jones advised that a condition had come up at the March 14 1973 Planning Commission meeting where Atlas Bridges asked for and received a Use Permit to construct a 6 unit addition to an existing motel at 371 Pismo Avenue Stated that there was no provision in Ordinance 168 or 170 for an exemption for projects of this nature so a building permit would not be issued until the moratorium is lifted Mr London recommended that Ordinance 170 be amended to cover this situation Councilwoman Husemeyer felt that two things should be covered here that an amendment to Ordinance 170 would take some time and the City was involved with a downtown study with Western Continental Developers Mr Bridge s motel is in the downtown area currently under study and Councilwoman Husemeyer suggested that Mr Geihs prepare an ordinance that would stop the building in the downtown area until the study has been completed Councilman Hargate concurred Councilman Crescione recommended that Council wait to see what happens with e new well and see what the downtown study presents that if the study pinpoints the area then they could consider stopping building Mayor Rooker stated that it did not appear that taking down 4 or 5 buildings and replacing them with 5 or 6 would add to the water usage Attorney Geihs stated he felt the City already had two ordinances 166 which requires that all building be in accordance with the general plan and 170 the Building Moratorium and advised another ordinance was not necessary Planning Commission Chairman Eugene Freer asked council to consider modifying Ordinance 170 so as to provide for replacement building that there are a number of substandard buildings in the area and if these buildings cantbe replaced the owners will not tear them down Councilwoman Husemeyer agreed the idea was sound but not for the downtown area and advised she would agree to an amendment to cover the replacing of buildings on a one for one basis if the downtown area was eMcluded Paul Geihs advised that this was not possible Mr Jones reported it would take approximately 60 days amendment to take effect that in approximately 30 days we what the water situation will be from the well for an should know
Mr Atlas Bridges spoke indicating that at first he had planned to just remodel the existing buildings but after getting the Fire Chief and Building Inspector down to look at the buildings he felt it wasn t good business to rebuild sub standard buildings Councilman Warren noted that possibly within a month the City would have a water source and the tank in Grover City would be reconditioned but that there still would not be storage facilities in Shell Beach Stated that Council may until such time as the reservoir is complete wish to extend the ordinance Councilman Crescione suggested that the matter be tabled until a later date Council in agreement New Business Mr Jones brought up the matter of vacating a ten foot pedestrian way adjacent to Lot 10 Block 3 Tract 57 Sunset Palisades Planning Commission Chairman Eugene Freer advised that it was the concensus of the Planning Commission that Council consider vacating the easement for a fee and the funds be used for the acquisition needed access ways of other Councilman Hargate reported that he had looked into the matter and felt the property owners have a legitimate complaint Councilwoman Husemeyer asked what the market value of the property would be and whether the other owner property would be interested in purchasing part of the strip Richard Simpson spoke from the audience stating that the other property owner involved had been contacted and had indicated an interest in securing part of the strip U on motion by Councilm Cie seconded by Councilman Hargate Counci e p is unanimously approved to transfer the easement to the property owners value of the land report bak to Codicil with the later date tails at a Councilman Crescione suggested that the City also consider selling off other property which is not beneficial or of any use to the City for another revenue source A request was received from the Leaque of Women Voter s and Mayor Rooker proclaimed the week of April 27 as Leaque of Women Voter sWeek Mr Jones advised the City had received correspondence from the City of Baldwin Park asking that we join with them in instituting litigation to test the constitutionality of the Bradley Burns Sales and Use Tax Act Mr Jones recommended that Council acknowledge Baldwin Park s correspondence but take no action in the matter Upon motion by Councilman Crescione seconded by Councilwoman Husemeyer it was unanimously approved for Mayor Rooker to set for Public Hearing on April 9 1973 the appeal by Effie McDermott and May Best of the Planning Commission Decision to grant Atlas Bridges a Use Permit and Variance Mr Jones asked to add one item to the agenda and requested authorization to go to bid with the striping job on Shell Beach Road Upon motion by Councilman Crescione seconded by Councilman Warren it was unanimously approved to go to bid on the striping Councilman Warren asked if any estimate was available on the cost and Mr Jones reported the engineers would have an estimate to be
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