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HomeMy WebLinkAbout032219652$0 3 /22/65 City Hall Palo Alto, California March 22, 1965 The .Council of the City of Palo Alto met on this date in a regular session at 7:34 p:nn with Mayor Woodward presiding, ,Present: Arbnwkle, Arnold, Beaters, Byxbee, Comstock, 'coley. Debs, Dias, Flint, Rodgers, Rohrs, Rus', Woodward, Zweng. Absent: Porter. Minutes: of March 1 and March 8, 1965 Councilman D as-:calle.d:a,ttention to page 276, of the minutes of March 8, under the heaciin'g' "Contest to Larne. Park" and..suggest6;c.; deleting' the, following words to clarify the: sentence "...name this irnpor, tart City facility; that the committee 4vould... fn the sa ae .minutes, on page 277, Councilman Cooley requested that the rninu.tes .record his no vote on the liquor license application. at 116 1i:am ttan Avenue: W th these mendmerts'. The mi..iutcs were arpt'oved :as distributed. Mayor Woodward announe ed that Girl Scout Troop 168 was attending the Council meeting and he extender; a cordial welcome to them. 'rraffi:cwuy-s Cornrn,ittee • Discussion of tne r ecornrncrations of the Trafficways Committee :or projects 'to be `undertaken by: the State Highway Cornrnission in Santa Clara. County was t, ontiru to this niv:!etIng from the March $ council meeting. Assistant City Manager Morgan ummeriied the 7revious discussion and referred to the A raffirwa.ys General Plan :nap displayed on the wall of the Coined chamber. lice Mayor' Arnold moved„'seconded "t_,y Rohrs, that the Council lo'ify the Trafficwd.vsCornrnittee that their recommendation des- ignated- ;.,s "A,9. El Camino Real improvement-'' he moved :n pri- ority from No, 9 to No.. 2. After a ciarificatio. by Councilman )ia.s, the motion was declared carrieci on ,:a majority voice vote. councilman Flint referredto the recommenc:utior,s designated as A.2 and. A. 12 which provide .for the landscaping of Bayshore iiLh- Nay, and moved, :seconded by Rodgers, that because Palo Alto has a keen and co:a.tinuing inter scaping, the Council reque form the Council as to the. contemplated ',within our ar Bayshore Freeway. After mously on a voice vote. 281 3/22/65 est in appropriate and attractive land- sts the State Division of Highways to 'in - status of landscaping accornpi.ished and ea, including both interchanges along:the discussion, the motion carried unani- CouncilmanFlint.raved, seconded by Comstock, that the. Council advise the Stage; legislators representing the Palo Alto area. - Messrs,. A1qua,st, Bradley and Milias - that the Council wishes to see the Bayfro'rx.t -Freeway, removed from the State Freeway master plan for, the reasons that the Council feels it will do irreparable damage to the Waterfront which should be retained for. .recreational uses, and that they Bayfront Freeway would be a hazard to the entire Bav because of its requirements for fill. After discussion, Councilman Beahrs moved that the Counc:il table the matter until after a public hearing. The motion was seconded by Rus, but was declared lost on a majority voice vote. The Flint motion carried. 'on the following roll cal'_ vote: Ayes; Ar bu,ckle, Arnold, Byxbee, Comstock, Cooley, Debs, Dias, Flint, Rodgers, Rohr. s. Zweng. Noes: 13eahr:s, Rus, Woodward. Vice Mayor Arnold moved that the Council recommend that the 'lrafficways Cornniitt.ee .raise the priority of B.4b. , the interchange at Page Mill Road to category A. After a short discussion, the• :notion ca:-r:ed ona,majorlty voice vote, with Debi: and Flint voting no . Cout,c ir'ian:C"o'nstock rrzovedthat the Council direct the City's der egate, to the';Tratfxcways Committee to reaffirm its position re- garding the interhaiige at.\Middlefield Road and the Willow Freeway:. After Coun.ril,n- an Dias 'explained she had already communicated this. information, Comstock withdrew his motion. Councilman Comstock; requested additional identification ,relative to a road or the Traff'icway.. General Plan Map. Mayor Woodward stated that Councilman Arbuckle, as the City's new delegate to the Trafficways Com:rnittee, would obtain the information for the Council. Councilma : Comstock moved that the Council direct the delegate to the'Trafficways Cornmittee to delete the interchange proposed; at Charleston and, Alma, Streets. The motion was seconded 'oy Debs, but after, discussion; Comstock withdrew his motion. Councilman Comstock moved, seconded by Debs, that the Council reuifir zri its previous actions opposing the Central Expressway 282 3122/65 Interchange, aan•ii the interchange. at Charleston and Alma Street. Councilman Dias explained the, map on the wall was obsolete, that a. new map' would soon be presented to the Council and when it was. p.:esented ,that would be the time for the Council to indicate their wishes as they relate to Palo Alto. Councilman Comstock, with the consent of his second, withdrew the motion. Councilman Zwerig moved, and it was duly seconded, that the CO= - ci1 refer the matter of,an interchange at Charleston and Alma Street to the Planning Cornrnission for reconsideration. The delegate to the Trafficways Committee was instructed to relay the Council's action to the Committee. The motion then carried unanimously' 911 a voice vote. Baylands Study:` A report wa's received frorn the Planning Commission unanimously recommending • that -the -General Plan be amended to reflect the basic concepts contained in the Palo Alto Baylands Study; that the Com- mission had held .a public hearing March 10, 1965 adopting a Reso- lution entitled A:Resoluta'on;of the Palo Alto Planning Commission. Amending and Adding to the General Plan of the City of Palo Alto"•' which had,been transmitted to the Council and which incorporated the appropriate changes. Councilman Flint`' moved,- and it was duly seconded, that the Council hold a public hearing on the Baylands Study April 12, 1965. Councilman Rus moved,' and it was duly seconded, a substitute mo- tion that the matter be referred to the Committee of the Whole for, farther discussion.`. After hearing Harriet Mundy, 757 Tennyson, speak in behalf of the Audubon Society, Councilman Rus restated his motion to have the Committee of the Whole discuss the Baylands Study April 5, and• that a public hearingbe:'.heid by the Council April 26, 1965. The motion was seconded by Arnold. After discussion, the previous question was moved, and duly seconded, but was lost when. ,it failed to carry a 2/3rds majority show -of -hands vote. Councilman Debs movedan amendment, seconded by Rodgers, that the dumping. of -harbor spoils be discussed at the same time as the Baylands Study Plan: Ned Shapker, 1845 Guinda, complimented the Planning Department on the comprehensive Baylands Study, but said he felt that since it did not show a'spoils area for immediate and future dredging, that the Council set aside` 13'acres.for spoils immediately across from the present Palo, Alto Yacht Club site. He stated that this would `not interferewith the Audubon Society's plans since he had consulted with the Society and they had expressed no objection to the use of this 13 -acre island.. The Debs arnend.nent carried unanimously on a voice vote. The Rus substitutemotion as amended carried una.nimously or. a voice; vote. 1. Kenneth L. and Evelyn R. Brown and Marcus- L. an ;.; ;ouise: yrone 115 and 2.17 CowperStreet (64;-ZC-23) - —�.-4! Y __a,R •fir This,zone change application had been continued from the Council meeting of February,8,1965. A. letter from the four applicants r.e- questing that,the matter be deferred until the second regular Coun- cil meeting in .duly 1965, had been transmitted to the Council. Councilman Zweng moved, and it was duly seconded, that the appli- cation be considered= in July as requested, After Kenneth L. Brown'. answered a: question, the motion: carried on a majority voice vote. Ordinance 'Definit g a Quorum On motion made, and seconded,' Ordinance No. 2228 entitled "Ordi- nance of the -Council of the City of Palo A1toAmending Section 2.102 of the Palo Alto Municipal Code Defining a Quorum;' having been introduced for first reading on March 8,was passed unanimously. erra Interchange Area (Councilmen Debs and Rus were not in the Council chambers during the discussion and vote on this matter.) Assistant City Manager Morgan advised the Council that the State Division of Highways lig.submitted two utilities agreements, copies of which had been transmitted to the Council, covering the relocation of the City's sanitarysewer and water mains in the construction area of -the Page Milt.-Junipero Serra Interchange; and that the State would assume full cost responsibility'forrelocation of the utilities. 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The motion was duly seconded, and aftrrr- s discus' on., the r.cs;oi,utior,, was :adopted unanimously on a voice vote. r,ir;s o �, Foothi-iJ Park Facilities On Ma'c t•L 1 7. , .1965, 'bids 'were opened on construction of a footbridge a.:nd three re'stroo:n:, in;Foothills.Park. 'fh.e. Assistant. City Matiagi-t• I eof.)rted hi. -t the z v - bids received ranged from a low of j59, 981 to high 500; .that the architect's estimate att; was $44,700; /00; that. in nevi -*win 1..;.a rt zd4tcr, it was the staff's conclusion that the bids should be rejected::: that the staff �.vould rev', ew ;.he features of the proposed r.es• oc;;.'< facilities and readvertise a:; goon as practical._ It was ''Geed that City .forces would be utilized to build the bridge. Cc r : man RohrS fnOv+.d that the Council reject the bids and tc se the staff to rebid - the .facilities with separate fig i.;'e s on individual re ~room.:. The "r otion was duty seconded and carried on ama- .lor_ty voice v0ti .:. Liquor e;:;sr. 3906 Middlefield Road r i`per Lod on the it lJ �}is i'.:i i. , i'lt'c �'•.- T; i`ii('r. .0:94 .,:lt t n-. i iir,vr .i( ; for I3.Y^c `2: _-C- � ..•-,3 1{1� ;l.<�. Cl ti',ti 1!'i d Roa<:. ,.()tc'C t e C'„it•ar:,i r7 t P'x:v \!'ti 1,,ilry:, :.:an hI1.fc i.t. :t': i'V :iif2t, �) '`•. d, .t .i; .., '' SJi oo �;Itl,:(3 1 J)-_ir. 'ii; . ,ler Car c'i .C;c l <i ?"C. ii 1. r :'l. vi:iY' N:St.: C. ;)r' �.1 .JI ;. /, t.•i' 1 �.',il �.l :. J • o. r [.-C.LU.:i' ..1-";o% ora.g.. C,U(;',: <'l,. pro I .;.t.y to. i1r 1 '� - C' i � l - i N t t : ( • 0 :1(1 11 t _... 1 ..lo • SC: C..ra I„1U at;' C.; 11. :11,7 el. , ?n, i ,t2 i'ir :,L h•.t.`rc':'.1-i'< - ry� �•'c: r 't .i'1 �,�. a -i�:a.�- t14tz-1rr?, ,n .:i; t�" (. J ;(:c' Ci 'S (1atLt',} P } re, parks. City.:Attorney;:Michdiski revie,.vea the draft of the proposed ordinance-, which had:been transmitted to the Council with a coverins memorandum dated Ma.rth•,18, 1965, pointing out that "Exhibit A referred,to it the draft: and which would delineate the parks to be dedicated hael not_. been dratted and he had no recomxneadations as to tae' E..tubit`s' e:oiaterits:: Courcilrnar4 Dias :introduced the ordinance entitled "Ordinance of th,e Council o.f the City.of:Palo Alto Hoidingand Setting Aside for Park and RecreationPurposes Certain ;hands of the City of Palo Alto" and moved its acceptance for first reading. The motion was seconded. byBeahrs The City .Attorney answered questions about the propriety of, dedicating leased lads and about marshlands as an uncommitted re- serve. He advised the Council that it would be proper to direct the staff to, prepare "Exhibit A" for presentatior. andreview at the secor;:d reading of the ordi.nat;.ce. Councilman Flint` Moved than ;the Council amend the Charter as pro- posed by the petitioners, it was, pointed out that the. Charter could only be arnended by submitting'' the proposed amendments to a vote of, the electors, and the: motion was withdrawn. After discussion, Councilman Zweng moved, seconded by Cooley, that the Council direct: the staff to prepare "Exhibit A" for considera- tion of the Council., that the exhibit would include the £ollewing parks: Eleanor Park, Byxbee Park, Foothills Park, the City -owned Bay - lands currently used for recreational purposes, Amarillo Avenue Park. Mayfield; Pztrk,. Meadow., Park, Mitchell Park, Bowden Park Berkeley Park, Cogswell Plana, Peers Park, Hoover Park, Eaton Park, Haznpton Park,; Hollywood Park, Ririconada Park, Stockton Park and: the :Bowling' Green: Mrs, Enid .Pearson, 1200 Bryant, read a statement prepared by her lawyer,, detailing hi' objections to the proposed ordinance: because it did. not ,contain,'Exhibit A." After discussion_ with the City, Attorney, Councilman. Zweng moved. to amend .his amends -rent by adding'E' Camino Park 'or the duration of the lease. Councilman Cooley stated he had seconded the original' 'amendmentbut could notesecond addition of E1 Camino Park be- cause of the it clusiox of leased'. land. After a .short discussion, Zweng withdrew ,his rnoti.on regarding .El Camino Park. The :Zweng arnendm:ent carried on the following roll call vote: Ayes: Arbuckle, Arnold, Btahrs, Comstock, Cooley, Dias,;'Rohrs, R:us, W�Odward, Zweng. Noes: Byvbee,,. Debs. Flint, Rodgers. Councilman Comstock said the ordinance was not intended to pre empt the proposed Charter amendment. following ,-p11 call vote: carri ed on the motion as . Comstock, Cooley. The Dias old, F'.�_arrs 'Ayes:. Dias, `cRohr Arnold, Woodward. /we 4,. Rad'� � r' ' nt� n o . P xbe Deb. s, 1, ;h t�� me i:.tiny during the discussion of (� t>unc='simian .er�hr s1r-�` return.) dia not. • ;�ollawir.h iti:m, and ,petatioY�s 15, 19�a , C.k:�1r� prz,er�,c' -""_ yl, rch tW,a petitions wcri� ftl' which requested , ,carted'that T� �, e file Cith ret M 'rid ': :t_ son an the h re 11 sted ... .. , �,i.c City 1ette:r signed by aced from wsth '-Y be p� six together . �,rlendxnents of Cau-is:ilmt.,,; o proposed tc r e the' er qe addition of th iz the . `�� to char.- , pn proposed t. petition , thex petA (ar , .•� " "I'hti a � �; for the dedication of all xovid.es rd o..1 Marc'n 17 year 5 .to four. Y �4` . ^hrtez' tivhich p' were filed ti and p3.r s VI.Zalo lltio le.n;ert.a:l rpettions`�aln; ' ' l: pet rc>f th` �Llpp`, T�l.+.t .x narks in Palo ,re Registrar of Voters 7 on nir. .t7 the officens a r hick number �� bo*'"'.i5 ues �"�c`ord o: which carry the s:-�ir�irz�1r:'3� the City y .0 c" AE certified... i tio: s ,ailed G�� �iniro t t11�•rGth Pet 15uraof-Z6, •11 196 general Sta°e of heck:--> c signatures (being' November 4 ua41.1e y at the of ,3,{}3 � ��_ City Cast t 11+� t` r.urn`oe1. at vat's -.c _ Cxty, of the eleCti.o ). Article VI a the Charter. amended 1 am h }-,, $ t:ctiazl of Rr ncr s assay file an. -duly' wit etitia rs were ',':z,:.c,corda•..r.r, r�•rid�s that P �, � the petitioners of polo ;With :which P. from. certification, ertifica io. , itio filed, noti petition Within ten ....days 1965, amended petitions aotliied. O� ��` ch 9 , �tinf.i?.e an the Voters certified, copy of which hian proposing =opo5tn a ti Q�L.'-- - Z�,_. -- 1965, t,h� t0 7.Qi12 lh c 1trc.r-Qf from six years tt at,an ivSas c , r. -,ro- ^o\tncil.me that all".. t11er:k's wfflce .. office of .t, pro -posing .; �hv ti.c�xn - of' p' that the fe„itior. signatures; that �,. .. s.ures , t qualified 4,:a.rk ,' b qualified ,s=fi ,a Alto had 4, 063 9 a if e was 7 50.8n. cled�� atc irf t,1 Al t from 'his office. rar, ti b .. vtCes r_ndexec. total cast a 4ax that the two pro ` ....he seCond.ed by 13yxbe�. , th s of the City cr :-'' S.xr�a �v .n moved, 1�e >lacf'1 before the ,gli Cntitl�d "FZi'�Q.. tea. lectox . Fd �.:haxte: :•1st? crOdLk cin Resbi.ut,r�n 1 ,.r to the gas a :a, 0 t alto Suhm fi to be el�'. oh An`Ma`I :11, 16 x�cil of tl,e F;isy. �t Pal.° Election i the Gat''' { k:c, t at- ,. C.,ener al 1 ta utxo of a a .,A' ,news to t'^'` Charter ty F.p tzo `'o$ed`/,\,. encir �f the -City wq Y�sap A 1965, �j, ' 1t5 ddp�iClOn• O� the. of.. Palo Atpo' and �•x : e used to introduce each xof t ion of the.Wording Councilman_ I? 1 to rp.od , )ro a d. C Lt�- ents, COt1 rar,O;;itl r. Charter arxs d�n oduetzr,>n to Proposition - .: osed-G'•�ot.i. �, L.�;r.h�,s�:�t' the intr i.:e~t t¢ +:h "Do you CG7CL: r with' `he, amendment as follows;" The amendment died fo f o 1 �.,'K of l second and discussion continued on the intro- , doctor y 'wording,to `be used on. the .ballot. Vice, n aver M Arnold z ,o-v(d an' arr,endmert that the Aroz die g nfthte e ,,. ballot of'.`Popositiota` 1 read: "Shall Section aide that 5 Coun • Charter if theCyt,y of Pato Atto be amendedtopro urth ear there se,�ts be fTLr.d. vcrzLlt ar_e. ��ef1ll,ud-,with one elecevery tion an orrmenci�g r �e alter,, that a Council se:stb rP r that .:he Chare �f,ay, 19,1 x -and every fourth year'_thereaf.er; a.nd. to 11 and han. dedhe er oincrease+• Ce of�Counc Counc cilmen from 9 ilmen six to four yea COB 1 F the ;fir x but menc _ The motion was seconded by Cooley, x':1�rlcirig �t�lY 1 1�0 was withdrawn.after disCuSS,ion they ubstitv,te motion t„1- tY 7weng `:moved 'an amendment, which was duly secon" l Sded, Gaunt.Y -hat 'Pro?osxtiorl 1 be'w�orded as,follows on the Proposition being m exact rt'c:c eiii of .the Charter' of the City ofPaloAlto be amended as 2 of A witty the xemaxnder.of the p etiti,on which pxo- reprO appeared on the p Of of Councilmen from six to four -, r�productlurof Section.2 as it ax P ',.posed to change the tcrm� o'� years. Mrs.,: Mason Myers, � 3758 Grove.,Avenue, speaking as President of long experience ,n ex said they had g p ,.the League of VJgmt;n Voters, t State ". pl.aifl ng State hallo issues and e sense he of each be to make e 1 �nde4hat the merit simple. 521e s�-'t�g`c' .. complete text be sent s epax ately Attorney neyeth�it State �alwJ Lrequires the y1yei s was advised by, the City with rlple be . complete text of all xlrasures be: sent to the Voters lots and arguments, if any: After further discussion, Councilman Cooley 'moved the previous question: The :notion was duly seconded and carried unanimously on a show -of- hands vote. The Zweng amendment on Proposition 1 carried on the following roll call vote: Kbe.e., Comstock, Cooley, Ayes: Arbuckle,, Arnold, y Woodward Debs, Dias, Flint, Rodgers, Rus, Zwe.Yg., N.oest Rohrs. Councilman 7we1 moved seconded by Comstock, that Propo:�ition 2 wric1'!;-propi,5ed�, .a:Gliarter 2.rnt•ntlrY,ent to dedicate all parks in the it of Palo Alto, should read, "Shad the following Articlat e 17111 be City added full to th-e:Cha.-tcx of [the "CftY of �' �° lofotlow. Gour.�tlrxs.an text of Article vU as. shows. on the petition r571* 7777.".". 7!"„_.7".^,., .. , ,^-, Y Zweng noted that -tbe excerpt from the California Government Code, i Arta 2, Ch. 9, Part 2 , Div. 3, Title 4) which was attached to each section of the parkspetition should be sent to the electors with the sample ballots becauseit is referred to in the text of Article VIII, Section 3: After further discussion,. Councilman Debs moved, seconded by '3yxbee, the previous question. The motion carried on a unanimous show -of -hands vote. The Zweng motion on Resolution No. 3810 with the wording as noted in Proposition 1 and 2 above, carried on the following roll. call vote: Ayes:. Arbuckle Arnold, Byxbee. Comstock, Cooley, Debs, Dias, Flint, Rodgers, Rohrs, Rus, Woodward, Zweng. Noes: None. he City Clerk announced that pursuant to Section 3013 of the Elec - lions Code, the time anddate.. by which arguments for and against the Charter amendments must be filed would be 5:00 p.m., March 29, 1'965. .rean Slocum, 550... North California Avenue, suggested the Council re- view the study oz parks and recreation as a guide in their deliberations. Councilman Cooley moved that the Council direct the staff to prepare ..n initiative measure to be added to the ballot which would carefully delineate the :areas 'of the Baylands which are presently used for non• ecr. eationa.l purposes and that these not be included as dedicated ands: and that El Camino leased lands could not be dedicated when owned .in fee simple. The motionwas duly seconded and after dis- cussion was declared :lost ;on a majority voice vote. l:1' Camino ' Park Councilman Byxbee noted' that the bleachers had been partially torn r_own at the ball_diainond:in El Camino Park, and that the infield; needed attention. Asttistant"City Manager Morgan explained that it was necessary to remove a, portion of the bleachers as they were un safe; that interim arrange:[xnfmt ould be made for bleachers as needed and IA n it - attentxon woutd ;be ,gi_veen the field. C,ouncilma.n Zweng Said that residents along Oregon Expressway had. called to advise him that the truck oedinanee had been violated. He. moved tha.t'a count be made for one week between the hours of 7 PM L"a c ci`y ��p�©G�d #'xc� th the,. 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