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CC MINS 19771217 ADJ MINUTES RANCHO PALOS VERDES CITY COUNCIL Work Session - Adjourned Meeting December 17, 1977 The meeting was called to order by Mayor Pro Tem Dyda at 8:42 a.m. in the City Hall. The roll call was answered as follows: PRESENT: Buerk, Shaw, Mayor Pro Tem Dyda ABSENT: Ruth, Mayor Ryan II/ ALSO PRESENT: Director of Planning, Sharon W. Hightower COASTAL PLAN It was agreed that prior to adoption of the Plan all approved revisions and charts not yet in- cluded will be integrated and reviewed by Council. Also the text will be changed to consistently use the term "Coastal Specific Plan", and all acronyms within the text of the Plan will be spelled out. The following revisions were approved: Page I-1, right column, 2nd paragraph: . . .locally defined public resource. . (Delete remainder of sentence.) 1-2, left column, 2nd paragraph: . . .a microcosm whleh-is-aft-integral-eompeneet of the California coastline. 1-2, right column, 1st paragraph: . . .development pattere of the Rancho Palos Verdes coastline, the most impressive point is that eeee no pattern prevails. 1-3 Staff will revise to add other homeowner associations' involvement. 1-3, right column, first full paragraph, sentence 2 . . .have been considered under their dominant development pattern er--iefis- dletieeal-eeetrel and, for this reason. . . . 1-4, left column, second line This was established through the various criteria and conclusions of the City's General Plan. 1-5, left column, second paragraph, sentence 5 . . .to conduct a coastal walk field study aimed at assessing. . . . 1-6 -Disposal7Lreeeve y systems (sanitation, flood control) 1-8, first full paragraph, sentence 2 The acquisition costs for these two seelal beaefits facilities will be discussed. . . 1-8 Staff will check the first paragraph 1-8, second full paragraph . . o an appraisal of whether projected revenues will cover defieits costs may be accomplished._ by-eemparing-the-Geaeral-Peed--tevenees-erected-eaeh-year-by Grate-sebveetiens-and-the-geaetai-geverament---eests-the-Glty- s-sebjeet-te-ea a-reeeEtieg-bass: N-1, right column, first full sentence The--reeevery-ef-seeh-a-eemplem-enNitenment-is-a-palestakieg-and-slow-preeess; wh}le-the-ialtlal-aetlens-whieh-lead--te-the-siteetiee- only- egeired-slmpIistie nears-ighted-act i-o►n:--LtaF1y- Two adverse actions. .. 748 Page N-2, left column, first line . . .areas, whieh-has-been-synthesised-te-the-de ree-neeess g any_f ee_the Speeifie-Plan- N-2, left column, first full paragraph 6limatie-elements;-when-mentiened-in-repents--sash-as-thi - _ lest-in-ther-tine-value.--- this it-this-it-is-mee g ens, ewe west-ef ten y nt-that Climatic conditions in an area present criteria in to which both site and structural design should respond._te- -Reweve ;-at-th}s-paint-}n-time--f ew-designers7idevelepers-awe-sans}time te-sneh-parameters- N-2. left column, first full paragraph, sentence 5 With this growing awareness, it-is-heped_that future design • esign techniques will respond. . . N-2, right column, second paragraph, sentence 1 The coastal region is heavily involved in fog banks eendensed-te-fine- anti g �$-(a -amass-ef-water-map P ales-at-eE-iest-abeve-the-eath=s-serfeee which ac for. . . cou N-3, last sentence . .'.measurements recorded at Lunada Bay which, beeanse-of-sill - eend itiens although not in Rancho Palos a -el��aat�te- los Verdes, serves as a reasonable in- dication of relative humidity in the Rancho Palos Verdes coastal region. N-6, right column, first full paragraph, last sentence A-mere-speeifle-analyss-ig-net-wa*ranted-in-the-ale histey-ef-tst�nami-eeen�renee-• nee-ef-8-�e�e-def���t��e eft-the-area: N-8, right column, last paragraph, first sentence The introduction of pollutants into the marine environment of Rancho Palos Verdes in the form of. . . nment can occurs primarily N-9, left column, third paragraph, last sentence . . .having an adverse effect on most living organisms. N-9, left column, fourth paragraph Staff will add reference. N-11, left column, first sentence . . .ail-brines-and-refinery industrial wastes are. . . N-11, left column, first full paragraph, first sentence Marineland ef-the-Paeifie, in he its dail y era • o P tions. . .but controls placed on them this facility. . . . N-11, left column, second full paragraph, first sentence Petroleum wastes are a result of many sources which • include e�r4-tanber-de- ballastin g; collisions of water borne vessels, sew$ e_efflnent- seepage, and offshore oil drilling accidents. g � natural g dents. 8f-these-9etrree9; It is the offshore drilling accidents that offer the reates g t threat to the marine environment. Oil spillage can result in severe degradation destruction to beaches. . . and dealt$tie N-11, left column, third full paragraph, first sentence tence . . .the effects of accidents elsewhere are--still-felt, could • uld impact this area. N-11, right column, first line Oil requires many years time before it is broken down and absorbed by the oceim. Aesthetic and environmental damage. . . is present for • P a leng period of time. . . . N-11, right column, second paragraph, sentence 2 Lease-sale-#3b-{the-first-in--the-serles4-4ftvelved-294- 1-;;-mi}lien-$ewes-beyend-the-thee-x�l}e- -• •s�paate-taets--e�ee�}�asslr�g State �n��sd�etlen---Lease-sale-#4$ Is-enrently-in-pregress- Council 749 December 17, 1977 Page N-13, right column, second paragraph, sentence 3 However, view obstruction becomes extremely critical. . . to ensure that the impact on residential view obstruction as well as corridor views and vistas are--maintained is not excessive. N-14, right column, final sentence Altheegh-net-fermally-reeagnieed;-as-are-the- nter-tdal-eenes, They serve as-a-useful-lbreakdown-fer-deseribing to describe activities and habitats. . . N-17, right column, first full paragraph, sentence 2 The following five- four-category system... . . N-19, left column, first sentence A mlerenieatien system for the coastal region. . . . N-19, right column, first line . . .is warranted before discussing ground shaking response spectra response. N-22, Table Spell out Monterey ("M") and Terrace ("T") N-22, left column, first paragraph There is no current evidence of mineral resources within the Rancho Palos Verdes coastal region. . . . N-23, left column, third full paragraph, first sentence The State; wbieb-has--±erisdletion--frem-mean--high-- - ode-seaward--te--the-g-mile-llml liner has established. . . . N-23, right column, second full paragraph The drainage pattern on the Peninsula is very dispersed resulting--in-there being--ne-ene-m$ier-eentineing-streamway. N-24, left column, second paragraph, sentence 1 The coastal region's drainage courses; being-the-end-route are at the end of the route before surface run-off enters the oceans Therefore, they will be continually be impacted by. . . . N-25, left column, first sentence At-this-tine-tie-City-is-determining-its The City will continue to review coastal biological resources so that planning and management conservation strategies can be developed. fer-ther--maximum--etilieatlen-and-eenservatien- N-26, right column, third line . . .make the natural vegetation extremely valuable for ecological and scientific reasons. N-27, right column, first full paragraph, third line . . .through the-eentraeting-ef •studies by biologists, and voluntary efforts. . . . N-27, right column, first full paragraph, sentence 2 Two marine biologists and a museum volunteer from the Cabrillo Marine Museum walked conducted a field study of the coastline of Rancho Palos Verdes. . . . N-32, left column, first full paragraph, sentence 4 . . .the sea cliff erosion hazard is no longer a major parameter. . .. N-32, right column, first full paragraph . . .and any other unique natural resources within the City. N-32, right column, second full paragraph, sentence 2 gtreng-steps-te-preserve-this-impe taut-reseuree-must-be-taken- n-ender--te-assere the-maxlmem--predeetivlty-and-hghest-level-ef- quality- Council 750 December 17, 1977 Page N-33, left column, first line . . .requires the-ma ntefaeee consideration of the natural drainage system and topography. Page N-33, left column, final paragraph Any-p epesed-ese-er-develepmeet-withle-these-disc lets-must- expend-te-speeiiie develepmeet--erteva-establshed-ler-eaeh+faete -whieh-is-deselbed-hee- N-3 3+ Staff will describe CRMs, list and check policy statements, and bring back policy recommendations - (can be combined for CRMs). N-34, left column, first paragraph, sentence 2 Engineering/geologic studies sheeld-be are required. . . SC-1, right column, first sentence However, as military defense priorities have diepped changed. . . . (discussions dealing with potential impacts associated with this proposal are contained in the Natural Environment Element). Changes in Federal policies and programs may again affect the City. SC-1, right column, second paragraph Strike entire paragraph. Eiiett-sheeld-be-takeft-te-mettiter. .. reiieeti g-a fermal-pesitleft-teraard-seek-aetees: SC-2, right column, last sentence .. .a citizens group known as Save Our Coastline.. .. U-1, right column, first and second full paragraphs Staff will rewrite these two paragraphs. At 12:05 a.m. it was moved, seconded, and passed, to adjourn the meeting. ATTEST: LEONARD G. WOOD, CITY CLERK & EX OFFICIO CLERK OF THE COUNCIL \Aer D 'QTY , - TY CL? Or COUNCIL 751 December 17, 1977