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HomeMy WebLinkAbout01-01-1955 - Minutes (4)The regular meeting of the Council of the City of Medina was called to order by Mr. Park at 8:25 P.M. on September 19th, 1955, at the Medina Clubhouse. Those present were Mrs. Barbee, Mr. Behnke, Mr. Pally, and Mr. Park. Dr. Templeton was out of town. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The first order of business was a report by Mr. Behnke of the Finance Committee. He reported he had been to see the Bank of California. Mr. Dally reported he had conferred tith the National Bank of Commerce where the suggestion was made that the City approach the banks nearest us - as this was the usual arrangement. Mr. Dally said he would see the two local banks and report. A tentative budget was presented and discussed. The position of City Manager was discussed. No new applications had been received. Mr. Behnke said he would contact the University again. The next order of business was the insurance report. The invitation for bids was read and discussed The amount of coverage was questioned - whether or not it was great enough. It was decided to check the additional premium cost, and if nominal, to raise the coverage. Motion was made by Mr. Behnke to instruct Mr. Chadwick to immediately post and advertisement in the Daily Journal of Commerce, including the revised schedual. Seconded by Mr. Dally, Passed unanimously. An ordinance on creation of a Board of Adjustment was presented by Mr. Chadwick and some of the legal points explained. A motion was made by Mr. Dally to adopt the ordinance . This was seconded by Mr. Behnke and passed unanimously. An ordinance relating to variance and review was presented by Mr. Chadwick. A motion was made by Mr. Dally to adopt this. The motion was seconded by Mr. Behnke. Passed unanimously. The ordinance on a Planning Commission was presented and discussed. A motion was made by Mr. Dally to adopt this ordinance creating a Plan- ning Commission. Seconded by Mr. Dally and passed unanimously. Mr. Chadwick volunteered his opinion on the precarious nature of the stop -gap zoning ordinance, and advised the Council to quickly have the Planning Commission plan a stop -gap draft, hold a public hearing on same, and present plan to Council. A proper resolution was discussed to cover the problem. A resolu- tion was then drawn to instruct the Planning Commission to act as advised by Mr. Chadwick. Mr. Eric Pearson presented a request for building permit to erect a house on a lot of less then the presently required square footage. The plans were accepted for study. The resolution to instruct the Planning Commission on a stop -gap zoning draft was then presented. A motion to adopt it was made by Mr. Dally, seconded by Mr. Behnke, and passed. Hunter Simpson addressed the Council and invited them to attend the Medina Improvement Club meeting on Sept. 22. There followed a discussion of appointments of members to the Planning Commission and Board of Adjustment. Mr. Pearson's request was discussed and the suggestion made to refer it to the Board of Adjustment because of the lot size. Mr. Dally made a motion to contact Mr. Pearson and ask him to refer to the Board of Adjustment. This was seconded by Mrs. Barbee. Passed. The plans of Mr. W. B. Young were inspected. Because the data was incomplete, a motion was made by Mr. Daily and seconded by Mr Behnke to advise Mr. Young to present the required material. The motion passed. The Hebner plans ware inspected, and were also found to be incom- plete according to ordinance no 4. A motion was made by Mr. Behnke and seconded by Mrs. Barbee to advise Mr. Hebner to send complete data. Passed. The meeting adjourned at 12:30 AM. Respectfully submitted, Susan M. Campbell Acting City Cle1k