1954/08/24737
Ci,~y ltall~_~An ah~ i ,m,
The City Council of
PRESENT: COUNCILMEN:
ABSENT: COUNCILMEN:
·
CITY ATTORNEY, PRESTON TI
CITY ADMINISTRATIVE OFFI
~ The minutes of
adjourned regular meetin
on motion by Councilman
MOTION. CARRIED.
WARRANT~ g,,D.F.I~t~LI~L Cou]
the City amounting to $1
report of Finance Commit
upon the %r~as~rer to pa
Councilman Fry seconded
¢;a!iforn!a, August 24, 1954 _-:8:0_0 p.M.
the City. of Anaheim met in regular session,
Pearson, Fry, Schutte, Wisser and Van
Wagoner.
None.
]RNER: Present.
',ER, KEITH A. MURDOCH: Present.
the regular meeting held August lOth and
Is held 13th and tgth of August were approved
ran Wagoner, seconded by Councilman Fry.
icilman Van.Wagoner reported demands against
4,§04.54. Councilman Wisser moved that
ee be accepted and that warrants be drawn
said demands in accor4aa~e;with report.
he motion. MOTION CARRIED."
PUBLIC HEARI~NG; 1954-1 ~:F. WEI~' ASSESSMENT nl.qT~TCT._~ Pursuant to
August 12th and 17th' pcUIlic hea.ring was held on the proposed
sewer assessment distri 1954-1
Affidavit of posting not ce of said improvement was submitted by
City Engineer. Geo. E' H~lYoke.
Affidavit of mailing n'o~ces t0 ~a'~h 'own~ of' 'reco'r~d w~°se ~ame
appeared on the last Equalized Assessment Roll ot} the County of
Orange was submitted by ~he City ;.Cl~rk. , .......
...
Protest from the owners If Lot 44, .-Tract. No.: ~}379.~ Oscar :,V. Chandler
and Maggie J. Chandler, ~as submitted and read. Also, protest sub-
mitted hy J. E. Swanger, owner of the property located'at 200 Sus-
anne C~t~e~t..was ~read,. ~
The Mayor asked if anyon,~ in the audience wished to i~a°d-dress the
Council reqardi-ng said pi~oposed sewer district. 'No ;one present
opposed s.aid I~rojec~t. ~ .. - ~ ~' ' :~.,
Thereupon, the two written ~protests received were-referred to the
City Engineer to determine the area of the property owned by said
protestants and make a report as ~,to ~-,he-total area within the
assessment district, on notion by Cou,ncilman Schutte, seconded by
Councilman Fry,. MOTION ~ARRIED.
The City Engineer report~ approximately 2.1% of '-the ..total area
within the proposed Sewe~Assessment District represented property
own:ed by protestants. ~ ' - ..
The finding of the City ~ouncil was that protests have been filed
by the owners of less t~a~, ~-of the total area proposed to be in-
eluded in the assessment district and assessed for the work and
improvement, t,herefore, the protests w, ere over-ruled and the hearing
closed~, on motion, b-y Councilman: ..Va-n:~ ~a. qon~r.~,,~, seconded by,-.Councilman
Wisser. MO~IO4~ CARRIED. - ~ '
Councilman Wisser moved ~o contin,ue,, tl~e~ma:tter. ....... un-ti.l/ t_he.,next meeting
for further proceedings.i Councilman Van Wagoner seconded the motion.
MOTION CARRIED.
PUBLIC_HEARING; RECLA. Ss~FICATION F-5~I-55-L: LA HABRA STUCCO CO.
et al: submitted requeS~dethati the balance of the area in the
triangle bounded by Eucl Ave., Lincoln Ave. and the Southern
Pacific Railroad Tracks , rezoned from R-A to M-l.~
The City Planning Commis
to P-L (parking-landscaping) zo~e~ on Li~ncoln,-Ave:. " '
No one in the audience protested said r,e~Lassif~ic~t.i°n and no
written protests were received by the City Clerk.
sion recommended said reclassification subject
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_ --Ci,t ~ ff 11 Anahe. im .. Cai-if. ar ',a Au .ust 24 1954 -:8:00 P ~_...~~~
RESO_L.U_T__ION NO. 2512j Councilman iSchut~e offered Resolution No 2512
and moved for its Passage and adoption '
Refer to Resolution Book, 'page
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM FINDIN6 AND
DETERMINING THAT A CHANGE OF ZONE[IS NECESSARY IN CERTAIN AREAS OF
THE CITY AND THAT ARTICLE IX, CHAPTER 2 OF THE ANAHEIM 0 E
SHOULD BE AMENDED TO ACCOMPLISH S~ID CHANOE OF ZONE. (FM~IsCI_~~ C D
i
On Roll call the foregoing
resolution was duly paSsed:~and
adopted by the following vote: ~ !
AYES: COUNCILMEN: Pear,on, Fry, Schutte, ~isser and Van Wagoner
NOES: COUNCILMEN: None~ ·
ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: None~
The Mayor declared the foregoing Resolution ~dUly passed and
adopted.
PUBLIC HEARING:
INC : Submitt-~d equest for reelaII~--kt'~r-~- BROAD~A¥-HALE SNORES,
ssification of the areab bdUnded~by
Euclid Avenue, Crescent Avenue, Loara Street and Manchester ~rom R-A
to C-2.
Pursuant to-the City Planning Commission's Resolution No. 16, change
of reclassification was-recommended upon the following conditions.
A. The filing of Deed Restrictions as outlined below:
1. Ail plans and specifica ions for buildings to be ere:cted
on the property and for signs to-be placed thereon shall
be subject to approval '~f Broadway-Hale Stores, Inc ,
their designated architect. . . or
2. Broadway-Hale Stores, Idc. or its ~desiqnated architect's~hall
review the plans and specifications for Strucvural~.require_
ments, architectural de~iqn, building l?cations, parking
facilities and other ma~t~rs included w~thin the Deed
Restrictions; and, if sqch plans and sPecifications 'are
satisfactory,
BROADWay ~r its designated architect shall
sign one set of such plans and f~le it with the Building
Inspector of the City o~'Anaheim
3. As a condition for appr0Vinq plans and specifications,
BROAd,gAy shall require t~at all buildings With 9,000
square feet or more under one roof shall have mas-onry or
similar fire resistant materials. Ail other buildings shall
comply with Fire Zone Nui~er 2 requirements
4. Architectural design must be such that the buildings will
retain a definite character in keeping with each other.
5. No building will be used :for residential purposes.
6. In approving signs to be]plaCed On buildings.' BROAD~AY
or its designated archit0ct shall require signs tha¢ will
be of a character that will not clash with signs on0ther
~ builAinqs on:tbS..property.
THESE SIX RESTRICTIONS SHLL EXPIRE ON JULY 1; 1979.
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B. The following USES will ~ot be permitted unless
lANCE is applied for and~granted:
1. automobile Sales Esta tishments;
2. Baths, Turkish and th~ like;
3. Billiard or Pool Hall]
4. Bo~Ji.ng Alley;
5. Church,. Temporary Revival;
6. Dance Halls;
7. Funeral Parlor;
a VAR-
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City Hall~, Anaheim, C~
8. Garaging:-- (a)
9. Ice Storage Housel
10. Motels - AUto Cou'~
11. Newspaper Plant a
12. Plumbing Shop;
13. Super Service Sta ion;
14. Taxidermist; I
15. ~Trade. S~hool; , ~
!~:iforni.a~,, Au.G,u,st 24,. 1954 - 8:,00. P. ,-~i-, ,~
;arage Service, including On-Spray ~PaintJn~
~oot~h: .
~iorage Garage, including Repairing and
;ervicing;
ts;
d Job printing;
16. Tinsmith;
17. Used Car Sales A a and
18. Wedding Chapel·
The Broadway-Hale Stores, I~c,, presented a letter setting fort~ the
following agreements;
1. We agree that we ~rill not ~eqUest of the City, either alom
or in concert wit others, to extend to the west Pearl or
Diamond Streets.
2. We .agree, that if a petition be filed for the closing of
North Street, we ill not file any objections to such pe-
tition.
3. In the event that the City should in the future require t~
closing of Westmo t Street, we agree to cooperate with.the
City in'taking su, ~ steps as ar~,requir~d~:Q~,.:gu~ part tO be
performed such as the correction of subdivision maps~
4. We agree that the~roposal to extend Center St-feet at an
angle so as t~°~tinue said street t° L°ara Road would be
beneficial to the~City~ · and a desirable addition to traffic
flow.
As to the specific developn
we agree:
To follow as cl'ose
the development of
sub:iect, of~ course
C'itv. A' copy of t
·
To erect a wall al
~oad in front of t
material and des iq
·
Anaheim School District's R
Petition s'ianed by app.roxi~
opposing the reclassificati
met:
~hat no streets be
Streets between Ce
·
What an 8' wall be
between Center and
·
lent along the east side of Loara Road,
ly as possible the tentative plot plan for
the areas on the east side of Loara ~oad,
, to such ,chanGes as are required by the
he proposed plan is attached hereto.
onq or parallel to the east side: of Loara
he property at such height and of such
n as is recommended by the City Engineer.
~ ,
esolution-No. 57 w~as .submitted and read,
~ately 315 residents was submitted and~'read
on unless the following provisions were
allo~ed to connect West Street and Loara
ater and La Palma Streets.
erected alenG~the East Side. of LOara Stgeet
Crescent Street
Whose addressino the Counci amono others were: Mr. Heffre~,
Mr. MuCkenthale~, Mrs. Esther Kemper, Mr. John Ke~per,- Mrs. ~orald
EndicOtt, Mr. V. L. Ste~flri ,~ Mr. Vernon Rold,
Mrs Retty Calvev, Mr. C. R Miller, Mr. ~av Link, and Mr. Coalson
C. Morris.
Whe larae delegation ~r sent requested the ~itv Council to assure
the~ n~ *_he closing of thes~ streets before the ~rantinG of the re-
classification to the nroad~ay-Hale Stores was made. ~ ?~e ma~iority
of these present were not opposin~ the future'shopping district
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but rather wanted the assuranc~', of the streets being closed in order
to protect their children in t~e area. Much discussion followed as
to leRoal steps necessary to b~:taken in the closing or abandoment ff
streets·
It was believed by the Cog~ncil that the matter before the Council,
beino the zoning reclassification, should be acted fipon first. The
~itv Attorney was instructed h~wever, to start proceedings on'the
closino of the streets on moti
ao,,neilman Schutte. MOTION CAR
RESOLUTION : NO. 2515: Council
2513 for its passage and adopti
the aoreement by the Rroadwav-H
n by Councilman Wisser, seconded by
RIED.
man Van Waaoner~ offered ReSolutiOn Nb
on, chanGin.q the zone to C-2 subject to
ale Compan;y that they will not-permit
any uses to be installed that are included in their letter and reco~
mendations of the Citv Planning~ Commission.
Refer to ~esolution Rook, ~aGe
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCI~ OF THE CITY OF
DETF, OMT~INg ?~AT A c-~,~ .... J, ...... ANAHEIM FINDING AND
· ,,n~,.~. u~ -,u ~ 1~ NECESSARY
C~?Y AND THAT ARTICLE IX ~u.n~. ~ ..... IN CERTAIN AREAS OF
BE AMENDED TO ACCOMPLICU'o~'~Zr~2.~..~.u[_'I'_IJ_E__ANAHEIM MUNICIPAL CODE SHOULD
~,, ~u ~a~b.. u~' ZONE. (F-54-'55-4) (Bro~dw~-Hal~
On roll call the foreqoinq resolution was duly passed and adop~sd
by-the followino vote:
AYES: cOUNCILMEN: Pears°n,i~Fry, Schutte, Wisser and !ran Waooner.
NOES: cOUNCILMEN None.
ABSENT: cOUNCILMEN: None.
The ~avor declared the fore~oi'nG resolution duly passed add adq~ted.
O__RDINANCE.....NO, 924: Councilman Vi~n Waqoner offered Ordinance No. 924 and
moved Cot its pas%aoe and adoptibn. Said Ordinance was read in public
for the first time.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM AMENDING ARTICLE ~ _ -
ANAHETM MUNICIPAL CODE RWIAWT~,~ ~ ........ IX, CHAPTER '2 OF THE
..... ,,,~ u -~-u.: ~STABLISHME
OF ANAHEIM AND THER~ -~,,, ..... ~ ...... NT OF ZONES IN THE C Tv
' ~ m~,, ,,~uuua~N~ 'r~E USE OF LAND. I
AND YArD SPACES'- A ' .... · HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS
· ~PTING A MAP'[S
~-~WING l.u 'BOUNDARI'ES OF SAID ZONES:
~nn EN~O~CENENT: PRESCRIB . __ 4UST~ENT, AMENDMENT
_~ ....... -~*w~o ~m ~UONFLICT THEREWITH ....
~-~ · ~ 54 55 ) CR aa _
~ otores, ~.nc..~ (nes01ution-No. 2513.) 4 r dwa~
.
~NAL ~AP; .TRACT NO. 1421: Sou~:.b 'side of Crescent between Walnut on the
East, Southern Pacific Railroad ¢
°Dad: ~he area around the Luther
to accept said final tract map Nc
quirements. Councilman Wisser s,
[TNAL MAP: ?mACT NO, 1825: ~eld
_
motion bv Councilman Wisser, seco
VAR TANCE NO. 239--: ~.. LOUISE TRU
~o~theast corner of West Vermont
to August 31st, to allow necessar
This matter will then come before
,n the South, runs a.s far south as mall
~an Home. Coh'ncilma.n Van 'WaGoner-moved
· 1421, subiect to enGineerinG, re-
conded the Motion. MOTION CAR-R~ED.
over for further consideration
nded by Councilman rrv.
~AWj erection of Club~.OUse at the
Ave. and S. Lemon Street was held over
~ time to notify interested persons
the COuncil. '
REVISED WENTAT!VE MAP NO 2093: ubdivider: R. ~ W Construction Co.,
Location: Northeast corner of We~t La Palma Avenue ~nd "rookhurst Street
aha "n"+a~ns 220 lots.
.
mhe Citv Planning Commission recormended the acceptance of said-:revised
tentative map subject to the loll ~winG conditions:
1. Pavment of ~25.00 oer lot
and ~ecreational Sites.
2. E-n~ineerinG Requirementsi~
'for the acquisition of park
.
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City Wall, Ahab.elm, Cal.if_o.r~nia, ~Au~ust 24, 1,954- 8:00~P, Ma
The City Council approved $ id tentative map of Tract 2093 subject to
the recommendations of the ;City Planning Commission on motion .b.v
Councilman Van-Watcher, sec reded by Councilman ~r-y. MOTION .CARRIED.
TENTATIVE MAP TRACT N0, :_23~0! Subdivider: Oeuben Specktor and
Thomas Lerov Evans. Locatipn.- East side of Placentia Avenue approximate-
iv 660 feet ~outh of East S~uth Street and contains 90 lots.
Acceptance was withheld pea,
TENTATIVE MAP TRACT NO, 230
the Citv.
WRACT NO. 2299~ Petition
proposed tract protestinq t
mu-~ ~,,ssio-n this matter
Councilman ~isser was conti
subdivider, Mr. ~aoner, of
to said problem.
linc the presentation of plans.
~ ~ithheld as areas is not annexed to
siqned by 31 residents in the area Of
~e lot sizes was submitted, and read· After
on motion by Councilman Schutte,~e¢~0n:ded, by
aued for two weeks to allow time to notify
the obiections entered and possible solution
APPLICATION for addition toLexistinc building was submitted to the
Council b~v Mr~ nattaalia, application was .referred to AdminiStrative
Officer by ~C,'ouncilman Fry. w~ po r to ac~i~ '
PERMIT vO MOVE HOUSE: Mr. hnd Mrs. Leith, owner of property~ in the 1200
nlock,~on,Ppa~! Street requested special permit to allow them to moVe a
house to this location.
Application for house movin~ permit had been: verba, ll? made prior to ;the
effective date of Ordinance No. 913. Theref-o~e,, s:pe~i~l'~.permit was ,
Granted by the City Council
Councilman Van Wa.qoner, MO
SALES AND usE TAX HEARING W
b.v Councilman Van Waooner,
on motion by Councilma. n Schutte, seconded by
~ION CARRIED,
is contin.U~e'.d_..t_o.j..0.0, tober 2~.' 1954 on Motion
seconded by Councilman Wisse:r.. MOTION CARRIED.
RECLASSIFICAT-ION N:0. _F.: :53. 30: : .Are-a -in t-he .Gil~berrt~ St~reet -Annexation
was held over until n~xt me~-tin.q.
ORDINA. NC~ NO, 917: Councilman Van Wa.qoner o.ffered 0rdi'.nance :No, 917 for
second readino and moved fo~ its pass'ace and adoption Readin.~ in.full
of said Ordinan.ce was moved~t.o be wa:ived b:v Counci.lma~, .~Van Wa_~oner,~ and
unanimousl.y carried by Cityl_ Council. ' ~. ', '~, ~ ''
Refer to Ordinance Boo
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY CO
III OF~. THE ANAHEIM MUNICIPA
SECTION THEREUNDER, ESTABL'I
POSITION OF UNCLAIMED PROP.E
k, pace
.
:
UNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM' AMENDING ARTICLE
L CODE BY ADDING THERETO A NEW CHAPTER AND
SHING THE PRO~ED.U_R.E:,FOR:/T~E_..H.&Np~L_ING AND pIS--
RTY IN THE POSSES_SION_OF THE POLICE DEPARTME.NT.
On ro, ll c~,ll: the foreq~inq Ordinance was duly p.assed., a..nd adopted by
the followln.q vote:
AYES' . ,COUNCILMEN: retars on ,- r~.v ,, Schutt~e~, W. isser-, an~l,..van,, tVa.o,oner.
NOES:
ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: N~.ne, · ·
The Mayor declared the] foreooino Ordinance: duly pa~se;d and adopted,
ORDINANCE NO 919: Councili~an Fry offered Ord]na~nce No,' 919 for second
readino and ~oved for its ~assa.qe and adoption Readinq in full, of
said Ordinance was moved tq be waived by Councilman Van Wa.qoner and
unanimously carried by Cit~.,C,ouncil..
Re£er.to Ordinance~Bo~k~pa.qe~.~ ~ ,,.
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ANAHEI~ AMENDING ARTICLE V, CHAPTER 2,OF THE
ANAHEIM MUNICIPAL CODE'BY'ADDING A]NEW SECTION THERETO TO,BE NUMBERED ·
5210,7; (Charges for 'tr;ash remova~ in commercial areas from commercial
establ ishme'nts) '.
On roll call the foregoin.q 'Or~'inance was duly passed and adopted by
the followin.q vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEN: Pearson, ~rry, Schutte, Wisher and Van Wagoner
NOES: COUNCILMEN: None.
ABSENT: · COUNCILMEN: None.
?he Mayor declared the foregoing Ordinance duly passed and adopted.
O~DINANCE NO. 920: Councilman Van ~aqoner offered Ordinance NO 920 for
second reading and moved for its p~Ss~.qe and adoption· Readinglin full of
said Ordinance was moved to be waivted.by Cou~cilm'an Van ~a.qOne~ and
unanimously carried by City Councili,
· .
Refer to Ordinance Book, page ~
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY-~F 'ANAHEIM{~'AM~NDING ARTi.cLE~iX, CH'A~PTE.R 2,. SECTION
9200.14 OF THE ANAHEIM MUNICI~P-AL .CODE,, REL'ATING~ ..TO ~'~AR~KIN~. REOUiREME.NTS.
(Churches, High Schools, etc. CPC ~esolution 78)
On rol. 1 call the foregoing ordinance was duIy passed and adopted by
the following vote:
AYES: COUNCILM~: .Pearson, F~y, S~hutte, Wisser and' Van. Wagoner
NOES: COUNCILMEN: No.ne. ' - .
ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: None. i ' ' ~ ' "
The Mayor declared the fore~oi~g Ordinance duly oassed and adopted.
·
O~DINANCE NO, 921: Councilman Van ~agoner offered Ordinance No 921
for second and m~ved for its passag and adoption. Readin~ in ~ull of
said Ordinance was moved to be waiveki by Councilman Van Wagoner and
unanimously carried by City Council.
Refer toOrdinance Book, pa~e
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY. COUNC:IL OF
A PROPERTY TAX ON ALL PROPERTY WITHI
OF ANAHEIM FOR-THE FISCAL YEAR ]954-
rttE CITY OF ANAHEIM FIXING AND LEVYING
THE CORPORATE LIMITS O'F T.I~E CITY
5,_ (Tax $1.10)
On roll call the foregoing ordimance was duly oassed and adopted by
the following vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEN: Pearson, Fr~.~ Schu.tte Wi~s~er and Van Wagoner
NOES: COUNCILMEN: None... '!~ ' . .
ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: None.
Whe Mayor dec4,ared-the foreooinal, ordinance, dulv o-assed and~ adopted.
ORDINANCE NO. q3~; Councilman Wisseri offered Ordinance No. 922 for
second a~d, moved for its passaoe and ~doption. Reading in full of
said Ordinance was moved to be waived{by Councilman Van Wagoner and
unanimously carried by City Council. i ' ·
~efer to Ordinance Book, page
AN ORDINANCE OF THE: CITY,OF ANAHEIM FIXING THE AMOUNT OF MONEY NE~ESSARY~
TO BE RAISED BY TAXATION UPON THE TAXABLE PROPERTY IN THE CITY
AS A REVENUE TO OPERATE THE VARIOUS C~y DEPART,MENTS AND TO, PAyOF' ANAHEIM
INDEBTEDNESS FOR THE CURRENT F__ISCAL y~AR 1954-55~ _ THE cITY
On roll call the fore~oin~ ordin~.ce was duly gaSsed, and-adopted by
the followin~ vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEN: Pearson, Fry,i Schutte, Wisser and Van Wagoner
COUNCILMEN: None.
: COUNCILMEN: None.
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City Hall,. Anaheim:, CO~.~if:ornia. Au.g.ust 24, 195,4 8:00 P.., M.
The Mayor declared the
ORDINANCE NOt 92~; Caunci
second readino and moved f
of said Ordinance was move,
. unanimously carried by Cit
Refer to Ordinance Booi
AN ORDINANCE OF~ THE CITY Of
THE ANAHEIM MUNICIPAL CODE
CITY OF ANAHEIM AND THEREI
BHILDING$ AND YARD SPACES:
SAID ZONES: DEFINING THE
AMENDMENT AND ENFORCEMENT:
REPEALING ALL SECTIONS OR
(F-53-54-29, Resolution No
ApPLICATIO~ from ~tchison,
franchise to construct a s
was referred to City Enoin,
foreqoinq Ordinance, duly passed and adopt.erd.
man wisser offered Ordinance No. 923 for
,r its passage and. adop}ion. Reading in full
to be'waived by Councilman Yah Wagoner and
Council.
ANAHEIM AMENDING ARTICLE' IX,, CHAPTER 2, OF
RELATING TO THE ESTABLISBMENT OF, ZONES IN THE
REGULATING THE USE OF'LAND, HEIGHT OF
ADOPTIN~ A MAP SHOWING THE BOUNDARIES OF
,ERMS USED THEREIN: PROVIDING~ FOR ADJUSTMENT,
PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION AND
'ARTS OF. SECTIONS IN CONFLICT THEREWITH.
2482, C. P. C. Res. 82).
Topeka and Santa Fe Railwav Compo~y fOr
,ur tract acro.ss Commercial and O.live Streets
~er for investiqation.
APPLICATION bsfore th'e'Pub~ic Utilities 'Co's was submitted and. read to
. . mmission by T~ANNER MOTOR TOURS,
LYD. for the Operation of gi~ht seein~ tour
the Council and ordered received and filed
.
r .oi r ici tat e.t
was submitted: and .~rderedi~eceived and filed., and ~es°tution,-No.4477,
l'evvina MetropOlitan Water]District tax for'the'fiscal year 1954--55 was
ordered received and filed~ '"
_~PPOINTMENTS: LIBRARY BOA,:D: Mayor. Pearson appointed'., glenn ,G. Fr~ .and
Mrs. Raymond members of thc Anaheim Library Board. Said appointments
were ratified by the City founcil on motion~bv. Councilman. Schutte,
seConded'by Councilman Fry MOTION'~ARkIED.
ORDINANCE NO. 925: Councilman Wisser offered Ordinance No. 925 and
moved for its passaoe and adoption. Said Ordinance was read in oublic
for the first time.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY O~ ANAHEIM FINDING AND DETERMINING THAT A
CHANGE OF ZONE IS NECESSAR~EIN CERTAIN AREAS OF THE CITY AND THAT
ARTICLE'IX. CHAPTER 2 ~OF~ ?~ ANAHEIM MUNICIPAL CODE SHOULD BE AMENDED
TO ACCOMPLISH SAID CHANGE ~F ZONE. (F-53-54-31. Resolution No. 2494)
! '
BONDS AND INSURANCe; The ~ollowinq bonds were ordered approved and
accepted on approval by th~ City Attor?ev on motion by Councilman Van
Wagoner, seconded by Counc lman Wisser MOTION CARRIED.
TRACT NO,. 2249: Bond in tNe amount of $9500.00 for installation of
~ater mains. Bond in the ~mount of $40,000.00 for construction of
street work, sewers and sidewalks
TRACT NO. 2237: Bond in t~e amount of $52,500.00 for construction of
~utters, sidewalks and streets, and installation of water mains - bond
in the amount of $9,260.00.i
%NSHRANCE RENEWA~ on Libra~ Books - Premium $81.00 from July 1 1954 to
Julv 1 1957.
FAITHFUL PERFORMANCE BOND,:
~or the furnishin~ of liqui
~LUMBERS BOND: A. B. Jones
in the amount of $1,000.00
JOB NO, 1007: City Enqinee
of Job No. 1007 in accordan
recommended the acceptance
$18,900.00 for the John Wiley Jones Company
d chlorine.
Co., and L. H. Henson. A. B. Jones bond
L. H. Henson bond in the amount of $1,000.00.
r verified the completion by the contractor
ce with olans and specifications and
of said work.
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CitHall ~tnaheim, Californi ~ Au ust 24, 195~'.- 8:00_P~:M.:
_~ESOL'~TIO~ NO. P-51~4. l~'es°lUti~n'~o; 251'4 was .offe~red b~v Cou~n-cilman ~an
~aqoner who moved for its oassaqe ~and adoption
,
R~efer to :resolution book, paff~
A RESOLUTION OF T~E CITY COUNCIL 0F T~E.~C~T~ OF ANA~
THE ~O~PLETION :AN~ TURN ' _ ___ _ NALLY AC~,EPTING'
E~UIP~ENT ANO ALL UTI IS~IN6 OF ]ALL PLANT,
FOLLOWING PUBLIC I ~ n~ ~wna ~E~ESSSARY TO CONSTRUCTION AND COMPLETE THE
MPROVEMENT: BA_~-~ SEWER FROM 444' E T .... ,' ,,
On roll call the fore~oin~ resolution ~as duly passed and adopted by
the fello~inq veto. ~
' fFrv ~isser. 5c~ntte'and,-~n ~aqoner.
A~ES- COUNCILMEN: Pearson, ~
NOES: COUNCILMEN: None.
ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: None
~ The Mavor declared the foreaoi':~a resolution duly ~Pa's'sed anH adbpted'
MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. Joint Outfall Sewer meetina held
August 5th, 1954:were sUb~i~tted an~i~ ord'bred approved and filed-on motion
by CounCilman Fan ~aqoner, Seconde ~bF Councilman Schutt. e. MOTION CARRIED
P~TITION~ favorina better improved drainage system and street cleaning
in the golden ~est Park Area between the Santa Aha FreewaF and Bali ~ROad,
signed by 35 residents in satd'are~waS~.submitted:..and ordered-received and
filed.
The City Administrative 0ffficer rqported on the financial status for the
first month in, thee new fiscal vea~ ',~
The Ci'ty Council moved to adjourn .o AUgust 31, 1'954 'at 8:00 P. M, o'n
motion by Councilman Wisser, seconded by Councilman Fry. MOTION' CARRIED.
ADJOU~WED.
CITY CLERK, CITY OF ANAHEIM~