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1958/09/02City HallI Anaheim~ California~ Sgptember 2~...1958 - 7:00 P.M. The City Council of the City of Anaheim met in adjourned regular session. PRESENT: ABSENT: PRESENT: PRESENT: COUNCIIJ~EN: Borden, Fry, $chutte and Coons. COUNCILMEN: Pearson. CITY ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER~ Keith A. Murdoch. CITY ATTORNEY: Preston Turner. Mayor Pro Tem Schutte called the meeting to order. ~UBLIC HEARING - REVIEW NO. 18: Submitted by Lloyd B. and Margaret A. Ferrell, requesting permission to establish a %railer park on property located on the east side of Haster Street, south of Katella Avenue. The City Planning Commission, pursuant to their Resolution No. 33, Series 1958-59, granted said Special Use Permit for a trailer park, subject to the foll(~ing conditions: 1. That the owner dedicate to the City of Anaheim 45 feet from the center- line of Haster Street for street widening. 2. That the Trailer Park be built as outlined in the Plot Plan. 3. That $100.00 per acre for trailer site be paid for the acquisition of Park and Recreation sites. 4. That improvement plans and the installation of all improvements as required b~ the City Engineer be put in on Haster Street. Review of action taken by the City Planning Commission was ordered by the City Council. Mayor Pro Tem Schutte asked if anyone wished to address the Council. Mr. Charles Frank, representing both the seller and purchaser of the property, addressed the Council, presenting plans of the proposed trailer park. Said plans were reviewed by the City Council. There being no one present objecting to the granting of the Special Use Permit and no written protests received in the office of the City Clerk, the Mayor Pro Tem declared the hearing closed. RESOLUTION NO, 4731: Councilman Coons offered Resolution No. 4731 and moved for its passage and adoption, granting Special Use Permit Noo 18~ subject to the rewording of Condition No. 2 of City Planning Commission ResOlution, to ~ead "That the trailer park be built as outlined in the revised plot plan dated September 2, 1958", and further subject to the balance of the recommendations of the City Planning Commission. Refer to Resolution Book, page A RESOLUTION OF T~E CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM QRANTING A SPECIAL USE ~TO LLOYD B. AND MARGARET A. FERRELL TO ESTABLISH A TRAILER PARK ON THE PROPERTY HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED. On roll call the foregoing Resolution was duly passed and adopted by the following vote: AYES: COUNCILMEN: NOES: COUNCILMEN: ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: Borden, Fry, Schutte and Coons. None. Pearson. The Mayor Pro Tem declared the foregoing Resolution duly passed and adopted. ~UBLIC HEARING - RECLASSIFICATION NO. F-58-59-4: Submitted by Lloyd B. and Margaret A. Ferrell, requesting C-1 and C-3 zoning on property located at the southeast corner of Katella Avenue and Haster Street. The City Planning Commission, pursuant to their Resolution No. 34, Series 1958-59~ recommended said reclassification, subject to the following conditions: 2897 City Hall~ Anaheim~ California~ September 2~ 1958 - 7:00 P.M. 1. That the owner dedicate 60 feet from the centerline of Katella Avenue to the City of Anaheim for street widening. 2. The filing of Standard C-1 deed restrictions of the City of Anaheim. 3. The filing of standard C-3 deed restrictions of the City of Anaheim. 4. All improvements on Katella Avenue as required by the City Engineer. Mayor Pro Tem asked if anyone wished to address the Council. The developer came forward and discussion was held. At the conclusion of the discussion, there being no one else addressing the Council regarding this application, the Mayor Pro Tem declared the hearing closed. _RESOLUTION NO. 4732t Councilman Fry offered Resolution No. 4732 and moved for its passage and adoption, authorizing the preparation of necessary Ordinance changing the zone as requested, subject to the recommendations of the City Planning Commission and further subject to the erection of a six foot masonry block wall on the south side of the C-1 and C-3 area~ and dedication of 45 feet from the centerline of HasLer Street for street widening, and all improvements on Haster Street as required by the City Engineer. Refer to Resolution Book, page A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF IHE CITY OF ANAHEIM FINDING AND DETERMINING THAT A CHANGE OF ZONE IS NECESSARY IN CERTAIN AREAS OF TH~ CITY AND THAT ARTICLE IX, CHAPTER 2 OF THE ANAHEIM MUNICIPAL CODE SHOULD BE AMENDED TO ACCOMPLISH SAID CHANCE OF ZONE. (~-58-59-4 - C-1 & C-3~ On roll call the foregoing Resolution was duly passed and adopted by the following vote: AYES: COUNCILMEN: Borden, Fry, Schutte and Coons. NOES: COUNCILMEN: None. ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: Pearson. The Mayor Pro Tem declared the foregoing Resolution duly passed and adopted. VARIANCE NO. 1021: Submitted by Leo Freedman, requesting permission to construct and operate a motor hotel and related appurtenances on property described as lying on the east side of Harbor Boulevard, between Katella ~venue and Midway Drive. The City Planning Commission, pursuant to their Resolution No. 40, Series 1958-59, granted said Variance, subject %o the following conditions: 1. The construction of the buildings in general conformity with the Prototype Plot Plan presented. 2. The dedication of 60 feet from the center line of Harbor Boulevard for street widening and the installation of all improvements including sidewalks. 3. Reserving the North 60 feet for street purposes and any improve- ments on this street shall meet City specifications. 4. Approval of final plans by the City Council. Action by the City Council was withheld from the meeting of August 26, 1958, for further investigation. Discussion was held between the City Council and Mr. Freedman re- garding the meaning of the word "appurtenances", at the conclusion of which~ Mr. Freedman stipulated that "related appurtenances" which appears as part of the Variance application No. 1021, refers to such facilities that are by use and custom related to the operation of a hotel for the convenience of its guests and neighbors, and shall include any of the following uses, to wit: drug store, package liquor store, haberdashery, ladies wear shop, bank, barber shop~ beauty parlor, valet shop, coffee shop, restaurant, ball room, banquet rooms, conference rooms, club rooms, cigar stand, news stand, Press Club or other permanent organizational quarters, and such other incidental or related uses of a similar character as shall not be detrimental to the principal use or the surrounding area. 2898 City Hall~ Anaheim, California, September 2, 1~58 - 7:00 P.M. .RESOLUTION NO. 4733: On the basis of the Applicant's stipulated agreement as read, Councilman Coons offered Resolution No. 4733 and moved for its passage and adoption~ that the City Council waive its right of review in this Variance and take no action. Refer to Resolution Book, page A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF TX CITY OF ANAHEIM APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF _STIPULATED AGREEMENT WITH LEO FREEDMAN P~LATING TO "RELATED APPURTENANCES" REFERRED TO IN VARIANCE NO, 1021, On roll call the foregoing Resolution was duly passed and adopted by the following vote: AYES: COUNCILMEN: NOES: COUNCILMEN: ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: Borden, Fry, Schutte and Coons. None. Pearson. The Mayor Pro Tem declared the foregoing Resolution duly passed and ado~d. ~IDEWALK WAIVER: Request of Mrs. Charles Cox for curb and sidewalk waiver at 2518 West Orange Avenue, was submitted. City Engineer, George E. Holyoke, reported that there were no improvements near this property and to require the installation of curbs and sidewalks at this time would create a drainage problem and recommended t~t a temporary waiver be granted. _RESOLUTION NO. 4734: Councilman Borden offered Resolution No. 4734 and moved for its passage and adoption. Refer to Resolution Book, page A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM GRANTING 7EMPORARY ~!AIVER QF CURB AND SIDEWALK REQUIREMENTS ON PROPERTY LOCATED AT 2518 WEST ORANGE AVENUE, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA, AND AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CITY CLERK TO PLACE A COPY OF THIS RESOLUTION OF RECORD IN TH~ OFFICE OF THE COUNTY RECORDER OF ORANGE COUNTY. On roll call the foregoing Resolution was duly passed and adopted by the following vote: AYES: COUNCILMEN: Borden, Fry~ Schutte and Coons. NOES: COUNCILMEN: None. ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: Pearson, The Mayor Pro Tem declared the foregoing Resolution duly passed and adopted. DINNER DANCING PLACE PERMIT. Application of WonderBowl, Inc. for dinner dancing place permit at 1177 Katella Avenue was submitted and recommended by Chief of Police, Mark A. Stephenson (nightly, 8:00 P.M. to 2:00 A.M.). On the recommendations of the Chief of Police, said permit was granted .on motion by Councilman Coons, seconded by Councilman Fry. MOTION CARRIED. ~.~RD OF CONTRACI - PURCHASE OF LIOUID CHLORINE~ J.O.S.: George E. Holyoke, City Engineer, reported on the following bids received for the purchase of liquid chlorine for the 3oint Outfall Sewer; that all three bids were identical, being, $6.00 per CWT, Cylinders, 90 days free, $1.00 demurrage after, CYlinders lost or damaged beyond repair, $350.00, and recommended on the basis of service experience only that the award be made to the present contractor, the Tops Chemical Company. Tops Chemical Company (Accompanied by a bid bond 1727 Buena Vista in the amount of $2,000.00) Duarte, California Braum Chemical Company Division of Van Waters & Rogers, Inc. 1363 So. Bonnie Beach Place Los Angeles 54, California (Accompanied by a bid bond in the amount of 10%) 2899 City Hall, Anaheim~ California, September 2, 1958 - 7:00 P.M. John Wiley 3ones Co., Inc. (Accompanied by a bid bond 1904 Border Avenue in the amount of $1800.00) Torrance, California RHSOLUTION NO.. 473~. Councilman Fry offered Resolution No. 4735 and moved for its passage and adoption· Refer to Resolution Book, page A RESOLUTION OF TH~ CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM ACCEPTING A SEALED PROPOSAL AND A~WARDING A CONTRACT TO THE MOST RESPONSIBLE LOW BIDDER FOR THE FURNISHING OF LIQUID CHLORIN~ TO THE ORANGE COUNTY JOINT OUTFALL SEWER. (Tops Chemical Co.) On roll call the foregoin9 Resolution was duly passed and adopted by the following vote: AYES: COUNCILMEN: NOES: COUNCIL~4EN: ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: Borden, Fry, Schutte and Coons. None. Pearson. The Mayor Pro Tem declared the foregoing Resolution duly passed and adopted. CORReSPONDENCe: Communication from Elmer Guy, dated August 26, 1958, was submitted and read, with reference to the Crossroads Baptist Church and the proposed rezoning of this property to R-O and advising that an elementary school from kindergarten to the eighth grade will also be at this location. Communication from Lester L. Carden, Jr. dated September 2, 1958, was submitted and read, regarding Resolution No. 4676, Reclassification No. F-58-59-2, establishing R-O zonin9 on property located, briefly, on the north side of Katella Avenue, between Ninth Street and Euclid Avenue, calling attention to the intent of Rev. Howell to conduct a co-educational boarding and day school, kindergarten through the eighth grade, at 11281Katella Avenue, and requestin9 appropriate action be taken by the City Council to prevent the use of the property as a boarding school. Mr. Turner, City Attorney, advised that there was no action that the Council could take until an actual violation of the zoning occurs, however, in neither the R-A nor R-O zone is this particular use authorized. The R-3 zone permits boarding and lodging houses and institutions of an educational nature, and the R-3 zone appears to him to be the correct zone in which this. particular type of use would be authorized. Regarding the alteration to the building, any alteration would require a building permit. Mr. Carden advised that he had checked with both the Building Department and the License Department, who were presently investigating this matter, and perhaps it would be best to wait to determine the results ~of the investigation, however, the use Rev. Howell intends to put on the property is clearly in excess to what he had when the Council passed their resolution of intention to rezone. ORDINANCE NO. 1280: Councilman Coons offered Ordinance No. 1280 for first reading and moved for its passage and adoption. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ANAF~IM AMENDING ARTICLE IX, CHAPTER 2 OF THE ANAHEIM MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO TH~ ~STABLISH~ENT OF ZONES IN THE CITY OF ANAHEIM A~ THHREIN REGULATING TH5 USE OF LAND~ HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS AND YARD SPAC~S~ ADOPTING A MAp SHOWING THE BOUNDARIES OF SAID ZONES~ DEFINING TH~ T£R~S USED THEREIN; PROVIDING FOR ADJUSTMENT, AMENDMENT AND ENFORCEMENT; PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION AND REPEALING ALL SECTIONS OR PARTS OF SECTIONS IN CONFLICT THEREWITH. (Fr58-59-2 - R-O) After hearing read in full the title of Ordinance No. 1280 and having knowledge of the contents therein, Councilman Fry moved the reading in full of said Ordinance be waived. Councilman Coons seconded the motion. MOTION UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED. 2900 City Hall, Anaheim, Califorqiat September 2t 1958 - 7:00 P.M. BETROPOLITAN WATER DISTRICT - TAMES. Certified copy of Metropolitan Water District Resolution No. 5347, levying taxes for the fiscal year commencing July 1, 1958, was received and ordered filed on motion by Councilman Coons, seconded by Councilman Fry. MOTION CARRIED. ~NTERSTATE ADJUSTEZE CORPORATION: Officials from the Interstate Adjusteze Corporation and a group of residents in the immediate vicinity of the Interstate Adjusteze Corporation were present and addressed the Council regarding the noise and vibration caused by the operation of this industry. Mr. Jake Eckerson, 201 North Vine Street, addressed the Council, stating that the Company had installed dampeners on the outside press, however, this had not corrected the noise and vibration, also, that there was noise 24 hours a day caused by the work on the inside of the building, and when a gentleman from the Company called on him at his home, he was informed they could not stop the noise that was caused by the dropping of steel because they could not control their people. The vibration caused by this operation has opened up an old crack in his house which was previously caused by an earthquake and the plaster was now dropping from the ceiling. Further, his wife found it necessary to tape the knickknacks on knickknack shelf in order to keep them from falling off and breaking. He called attention to the use of the property when originally zoned M-l, that is, for a packing house and then for a warehouse, before Interstate Adjusteze Corporation took over the building. When it was used as a packing house and a warehouse they had neither the noise nor vibration that are caused by the present occupants. Mr. Jim Bethke, 300 North Vine Street, Apartment D, addressed the Council referring to the printed matter received by him from the Interstate Adjusteze Corporation, informing him that they had enclosed the press in a building. As result of his investigation, he found that this press was enclosed by a three-wall building with a 3/4 inch tin roof and open at the front. It was true they had installed the rubber mat that has deadened the vibration but not the noises that the metal cutting saw used for cutting tubing and sheet metal is on the outside of the building. He further advised that he felt this situation was causing him to lose tenants in his apartment houseD because of the constant noise, and if the noise isn't put to a stop, he would like to sell his building to the people that run and operate Interstate Adjusteze Corporation. Mr. 3. C. Rinker, 225 North Vine Street, addressed the Council, asking that they have eliminated the noise and vibration so that they can get an eight hour rest. Mr. Thomas J. Kaelin, operator of the kitchen and restaurant at 811 East Center Street, addressed the Council, and advised that he had a radio speaker on the outside of his establishment and was ordered to shut it down because it was disturbing the neighbors, and in his opinion, the people in this area would sooner hear music than the clank of iron and machinery next door. Mr. John F. Lewis, Secretary-Treasurer of Interstate Adjusteze Corporation, addressed the Council, giving resume of survey made in the area and reactions thereto. He advised that they had gone to quite abit of expense to live with their neighbors and make it as pleasant as possible; that this is their busiest season and they are trying to meet delivery schedule, operating to a satuation point; that they are school furniture manufacturers and trying to get the furniture out to the schools before the schools open; this business has been at this location since March 11, 1955, the date of its incorporation; they are going into their fourth year and are presently in the process of reorganization; that the only additional machinery is the big press which is the press that is enclosed. He further adPised~ that in his interviews with people in the apartment houses, there was no reaction from the noise of the plant, but they complained of the noise from the railroad. Mr. L. D. Fedderman, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Interstate Adjusteze Corporation, addressed the Council, advising that they had an expert come in regarding this press and on his advice, built the building around the press of cement blocks filed with cement. As result of a test of this equipment from a vibration and noise standpoint, it was found that the trucks going by, from a vibration and sound level, are greater than any piece of equipment that they have. He further reminded the Council that this is an M-1 zone and was there before the gentleman built the apartment house and their employees at this plant number 115 and they have 600 other employees at other plants; that they did not want to be an 2901 City Hall; Anaheim: California: September 2:1958 - 7:00 P.M. objectionable element and he did not think they were, however, three or four people always hear noise, and suggested that these people bring suit and they will fight them in the Courts. ~ Mr. George Bell, 118 North Vine gtreet, advised that he understood the Council to say that it was alright for them to make noise as long as it was confined to within their property boundaries, and he would like to have someone to phone at 2:00 A.M. to listen to the noise. Mr. Jess Avita, 115 North Vine Street, addressed the Council, stating that the vibration from the press was worse than ever and called attention to the damage done to his house and patio. Mr. 5ckerson again addressed the Council and stated that Mr. Dunn of Interstate Adjusteze Corporation advised them that seven new machines were installed inside the buildinc within the last year; that when they purchased the property they knew of th~ railroad tracks and knew of trucks travelling on Center Street, however, Center Street is limited to trucks of 6000 pound capacity. He felt that the factory had definitely lowered their property values. Mrs. 3. C. Rinker, 225 North Vine Street, addressed the Council, advising that in all her 21 years of married life~ she had never met anything that she could not cope with, however, this was one situation that she could not cope with because she too was losing her sleep. Mr. Lonnie Dunn, President of Interstate Adjusteze Corporation, advised that they had not run any press after 7:00 P.M. at night; that they are operating a welding machine and movino materials, painting and finishing the furniture; that the saw is used only t~ salvage materials and not more than 1000 parts are cut a week, because their parts are cut and delivered to size; that they have put in the recommended type of buildings, sound-proofing the large press, now everyone was hearing noises that they have been living with for four years and did not realize. City Administrative Officer~ Keith A. ~.~urdoch, reported that he had investigated this situation over a period of quite some time, and after the installation of the rubber dampeners, the vibration situation was considerably improved, however, when the heaviest of these dies are used, even with the dampeners, there is noticeable vibration. This vibration is noticeable in homes closest to the press and was a vibration that would be personally objectionable to him; that when the lighter dies were used, he was unable to feel any vibration that would carry beyond the east side of the alley. The noise is something that is an additional item, the noise has been reduced by the building of the concrete block building, and he doubted very much that this noise would be particularly objectionable with the series of background noises that effect this area with the operation of other plants, traffic, etc., but when the back- ground noises are at a minimum, during the evening and night hours, the clanking noise of that press might well be objectionable. He further reported, that he has heard on several occasions, some of the operations that were described by the people in the area. The noises emanatin~ from the handling of materials, particularly tubing, would probably not be o6jectionable during the course of a normal days operation with the background noises, however, in the quiet of an evening and early hours of the morning, he could see where they would be objectionable. There are many common sounds and generally speaking, these are sounds that one can expect from an M-1 operation. Mr. Murdoch concluded that he did not believe that the continued operation during a 24 hour sequel was going to be tolerable to the people in the neighborhood, even though the heavy piece of equipment is not operated during the hours when the background noises subdue the effect of the noises emanating from the operation of the plant. ?urther, it might be questionable whether the normal operation of the plant during the hours when the background noises are high would be tolerable. ~rs. Rhoads, 122 North Vine Street, felt that there were suffici~t other locations for industry, other than the middle of town. Mr. Fedderman aaain reminded that this was M-1 zone and referred to the recent visit to the A~erican ~eter Company in the City of Fullerton regarding this problem. It was further reported that the end of September would complete the rush orders and then the plant would not be operated on a 24-hour schedule. 2902 City Hall, Anaheim, Califoroia~ September 2, 1958 - 7:00 P.M. Capt. Rhoads, 122 North Vine Street, suggested that if the large door were closed and possibly a little sound-proofing inside the doors, the noise would be eliminated. As it is, the noise is not being confined to the area where it is being operated. He further stated that he found it necessary to rent quarters on the base in order to be able to get sufficient rest. Mr. Fedderman stated that they were doing everything they could and would do everything within reason. There was no outside work at night after 4:30 P.M., no presses going inside the plant at night~ that their normal work shift was from 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.i in about two months of the year they find it necessary to go on a night shift. He further asked what was too much noise and what was the sound level. Capt. Rhoads stated this was basically a residential area and when he purchased his home it was adjacent to a packing plant. When this Company came in on the onset a major part of this operation was sublet. In his opinion, the basic operation today ceases to be what would be normal light industry within an industrial district, and that they should either completely soundproof and air-condition the building and eliminate the outside lights, or move their enterprise into a heavy industrial area. Mr. 3ohn McCommons~ 207 North Vine Street, requested that the Company cease operation between the hours of 8500 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. on Sundays. Councilman Coons moved that the following items be established as operating standards for the plant for the coming week to see how this operation~ based on the agreement and recommendations of Interstate Adjusteze Corporation, can work out and what can be accomplished, pending final determination: 1. No work outside the building in the yard area between the hours of 5:00 P.M. and 8:00 A.M. 2. No operation of any of the presses at night between the hours of 5:00 P.M. and 8:00 A.M. 3. No further use of the large die in the 200 ton press. 4. Operations carried on inside the building to be carried on behind closed doors. 5. Elimination of the whistle and outside floodlights. Councilman Fry seconded the motion. MOTION CARRIED. RESOLUTION NO. 4736: Councilman Borden offered Resolution No. 4736 and moved for its passage and adoption. Refer to Resolution Book~ page A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM AUTHORIZING THE PURCHASE AND ~N OF CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY FOR MUNICIPAL PURPOSES (Naka~ura - Fire Station Site) ' = On roll call the foregoing Resolution was duly passed and adopted by the following vote: AYES: COUNCILMEN: Borden, Fry, Schutte and Coons. NOES: COUNCILMEN: None. ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: Pearson. The Ma¥o~ Pro Tem declared the foregoln9 Resolution duly passed and adopted. P~SOLUTION NO. 4737: Councilman Coons o~e~edResolution' No. 47~7 and moved for its passage and adoption. Refer to Resolution Book, page A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM FINDING AND DETERMINING THAT PL~LIC CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY REQUIRE THE CONSTRUCTION AND COMPLETION OF A PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT, TO WIT: THE BROOKHURST STREET SEWER IMPROVEMENT, FROM 267~ .~OUTH OF MANCHESTER AVE. TO 640' NORTH OF CRESCENT AVE.~ 30B NO. 1141~ AND APPROVING THE DESIGNS~ PLANS, PROFILES~ DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION THEREOF; AUTHORIZING THE CONSTRUCTION OF SAID PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH 2903 City Hall~ Anaheim~ California, ~eptember 2~ 1958 - 7:00 P.~. SAlE PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, ETC.; AND AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CITY CLERK TO PUBLISH A NOTICE INVITING SEALEF PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION THEREOF. (Bids to be opened September 25, 1958, 2:00 P.[~.) On roll call the foregoing Resolution was duly passed and adopted by the following vote: AYES: COUNCILMEN: Borden, Fry, Fchutte and Coons. NOES: COUNCILMEN: None. ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: Pearson. The Mayor Pro Tem declared the foregoing Resolution duly passed and adopted. ORDINANCE NO. 12a1~ Councilman Coons offered Ordinance No. 1281 for first reading and moved for its passage and adoption. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CIIY OF ANAHEIM~ARTICLE IV, CHAPTER 2, PART 6, SECTION 4293-(a) OF THE ANAHEI~ MUNICIPAL CODE, RELATING TO SWIMMING POOT.S. Said Ordinance was read in full. ORDINANCE NO. 1282: Councilman Fry offered Ordinance No. 1282 for first reading and moved for its passage and adoption. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM A~ENDING ARTICLE IX, CHAPTER 2 OF THE ANAHEIM MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO THE _ESTABLISHMENT OF ZONES IN THE CITY OF ANAHEIM AND THEREIN REGULATING THE USE OF LAND, HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS AND YARD SPACES; ADOPIING A MAP SHOWING IHE BOUNDARIES OF SAID ZONES; DEFINING THE TERMS USED THEREIN; PROVIDING FOR ADJUSTMENT, AMENDMENT AND ENFORCEMENT; PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION AND REPEALING ALI, SECTIONS OR PARTS OF SECTIONS IN CONFLICT THEREWITH. (.F-57-58-35 - C-] ) After hearing read in full the title of Ordinance No. 1282 and having knowledge of the contents therein, Councilman Fry moved the reading in full of said Ordinance be waived° Councilman Coons seconded the motion. MOTION UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED. CONVENTION SITE; ~r. Leo Freedman offered the sale of his property to the City of Anaheim, located between Harbor Boulevard, Santa Aha Freeway, and Katella Avenue, as a possible site for a future convention facility. ~EQUEST - TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM: Administrative Officer, Keith A. Murdoch, reported upon further investigation of the request made on behalf of Temple Beth Sholom, it was found that to 9rant this would comply with the City Council's general policy. Councilman Fry moved to rescind action previously taken by the City Council at the meeting of August 19, 1958~ and move the request of Temple Beth Sholom for permission to solicit merchants in Anaheim for their Ad Book Project, be granted. Councilman Coons seconded the motion. ~OTION CARRIED. TRANSFER OF FUNDS: On the recommendation of the Administrative Officer, transfer of $10,000.00 from the Contingency Fund to the 210-8~1 Account to cover special Council and other court costs was authorized on motion by Councilman Fry~ seconded by Councilman Coons. MOTION CARRIED. RESOLUTION NO. 4738: Councilman Coons moved an agreement be made and entered into with the Bechtel Corporation to conduct a survey of our expansion to our electrical facilities and transmission and major distribution lines~ the cost to be on the basis of the proposal letter submitted and authorized the City Attorney to prepare necessary agreement° Refer to Resolution Book, page A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF AN AGREEMENT WITH BECHTEL CORPORAIION FOR ENGINEERING SERVICES IN MAKING AN ELECTRICAL SURVEY OF THE PUBLIC UTILITIES SYSTEM OF THE CITY AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE EXPANSION OR IMPROVEMENT THEREOF. 2904 City Hall~ Anaheim~ Californiat September 2~ 1958 - 7:00 P.M. On roll call the foregoing Resolution was duly passed and adopted by the following vote: AYES: COUNCILMEN: NOES: COUNCILMEN: ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: Borden, Fry, Schutte and Coons. None° Pearson, The Mayor Pro Tem declared the foregoing Resolution duly passed and adopted. APPENDIX NO, 4~ ORDINANCE NO. 991: At the request of D. H. Spengler, discussion was held to clarify Ordinance No. 991 establishing a minimum floor area of 1225 feet in all existing undeveloped areas of the present and future corporate limits of the City of Anaheim. City Attorney, Mro Turner, advised that this regulation applies to any undeveloped areas regardless of the zonin9 thereof; that in his opinion, you cannot allow the construction of two single family dwellings on a lot having less than the minimum required floor area. P-~J~zQ~: The Administrative Officer~ Keith ~. 54urdoch, reported the appointment of John William Murphy, Engi. neerin9 Aide in the Engineering Department. Said appointment was ratified by the City Council on motion by Councilman Coons, seconded by Councilman Fry° MOTION CARRIED. Councilman Fry moved to adjourn. Councilman Coons seconded the motion. MOTION CARRIED. (September 9, 1958 being a leaal holiday, meetino to be held September 10, 1958) " " ADJOURNED. ~/ '- ' City Clerk PRESENT: ABSENT: PRESENT: PRESENT: City Hall: Anaheim~ Californi/a~ Spptember lOt 1958 - 7:00 P.M. The City Council of the City of Anaheim met in regular session. COUNCILMEN: Pearson, Borden~ Fry (entered meeting 9:40 PoM.), Schutte and Coons. COUNCILMEN: None. CITY ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER: Keith ~. Murdoch. CITY ATTORNEY: Preston Turner. ~ The Minutes of the regular meeting held August 26, 1958 and adjourned regular meetings held August 29, 1958 and September 2, 1958 were approved on motion by Councilman Coons~ seconded by Councilman Schut~. MOTION CARRIED. _RESOLUTION NO. 4739: Councilman Borden offered Resolution No. 4739 and moved for its passage and adoption, approving the payment of demands against the City pursuant to Warrantg Nog. 1~7 to laaQE, {nclus~ve~ with the exception of Warrant No. 14289. Refer to Resolution Book, page A RESOLUTION OF T~ CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM APPROVING AND DIRECTING THE PAYMENT OF ~AGAINST THE CITY AS OF SEPTEMBER 10, 1958. ($395;882.97) On roll call the foregoing Resolution was duly passed and adopted by the following vote: