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2. An employee eligible for sick leave with pay shall be granted such
leave for the following reasons: (a) personal illness or physical incapacity re-
sulting from causes beyond the employee's control; (b) enforced quarantine of the
employee in accordance with community health regula.tions; or (c) the death of a
member of the employee's immediate family. An employee on sick leave shall inform
his immediate superior of the fact and the reason therefor as soon as possible, and
failure to do so within a reasonable time may be cause for denial of sick leave with
pa:r for the per i od of a.bsence.
3. An employee receiving sick leave with pay who simultaneously receives
compensation under workmen's compensation laws or through a sick benefit plan financed
in whole or part D7 his employer shall receive, for the period of sick leave to which
he is entitled only that portion of his regular salary which will, together with said
corrpensation, equal his regular salary.
4. Officers and em~loyees who are in the service of the Oity at the time
this rule takes effect shall be entitled to an accumulation of sick leave at the rate
of 6 days for each full year of prior service not to exceed a total of )0 days.
5. Sick leave with pay in excess of three consecutive working days for
reasons of personal illness or physical incapacity shall be granted only after present-
ation of a written statement by a reputable physician certifying that the employee's
condition prevented him from performing the duties of his position. Appropriate forms
for such a statement will be furnished by the Oity Olerk.
On roll call the foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by the
following vote:
AYES: OOUNCILMEN: Pearson, Wisser, Heying, Boney and Van Wagoner.
NOES: COUNCILMEN: None.
ABSENT: OOUNCILMEN: None.
The Mayor declared Resolution No. 1829 duly passed and adopted.
ISCUSS:ON was held as to appointments to the City Planning Commission.
Councilman Wisser moved to adjourn. Councilman Boney seconded the motion.
MOTION CARRIED.
ADJOURNED .
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The City Council of the City of Anaheim met in Regular Session.
PRESENT: COUNCIL~~r: Pearson, Wisser, Heying, Boney and Van Wagoner.
ABSENT: COUNCIL1-'lEN: None.
CITY ATTORNEY TURNER: Absent.
ATTORlJEY CLAUDE OWENS: Present.
ADJl.lINISTRATIVE OFFI CER, KEITH MURDOCH: Present.
The Minutes of the Regular Meeting held February 27, 1951 and Adjourned
Re~Qlar Meeting held March 6, 1951 were approved as mailed on motion by Councilman
Van Wagoner, seconded by Councilman Wisser. MOTION CARRIED.
B .' liSA-I LNG A}~~ ~,.I CATI Ii .?:)F. VAr.,IA.l::E Charles::a. & Lenna M. Halley: For
per:Jission to operate a Real Estate Business at their resident, 70) North Lemon St.
Now zoned R-3, Multiple Family Residence Zone.
Mrs. Halley addressed the Council stating the only advertising that ~ould
be done would be the placement of a card in their window, size 12" x 12".
Those addressing the Council in opposition were:
Mrs. Helen Hick, 725 North Lemon St. - Mr. James McKenzie, 627 No. Lemon St.
~Jrs. ~~ry E. Hanson, 628 No. Lemon - Mr. E. E. Fisher, 751 No. Lemon
Mr. H. L. Harris, 721 No. Lemon - Mrs. Bert Fordyce, 735 No. Lemon
f-1r. James McKenzie .presented pet it ion containing the following signatures:
Said Detition in o~Dosition to the granting of said variance.
W. B.-Parrett, 6l4-No. Lemon St. - W. H. Montgomery, 626 No. Lemon St.
J. F. McKenziE, 627 No. Lemon St. - Charles E. Irwin, M.D., 623 No. Lemon St.
Mr. H. W. Roberts, 618 No. Lemon St. requested from the audience that his
name be added to above petition.
Those addressing the Council in favor of granting variance, were:
1\;r. Roseberry, 706 No. Lemon St. - Mrs. Rail, 747 No. Lemon St.
Brother of Mrs. Halley.
The City Planning Commission reco~~ended the petition be denied.
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Councilman Van Wagoner moved that the action of the City Plannina Commisaion
oe sustained and that the application for variance be denied. Councilman Wisser
seconded the motion. MOTION CARRIED.
~'1MANDS Councilman Va.n Wagoner reported demands against the City a.rnounting to
$415,959.68. Councilman Heying moved that report of Finance Committee be accepted and
that warrants be dra.wn upon the Treasurer to pay said demands in accordance with report.
Councilman Boney seconded the motion. MOTION CARRIED.
,JFORII,J.AL .l: DB fOn :;1 T[ GASOLINE ~,E'tU:RE;.;ENTS: For Ilall" or "part of" gasoline require-
ments for year con~encing April 1, 1951: Approximately 52,500 gal10ne per year, Tank
Wagon prices, Regular: Plus State Tax, less Federal Excise Tax:
Bids Received:
Tide Water Associated Oil Co. "Flying A" - ~ - - - - - - -.17 a gallon
Union Oil Co. of Calif. "76 Gasoline" - - - - - - -.17.5 a gallon
Richfield Oil Corp. "Rust-Proof Gasoline"- - - - - -.167 a gallon
Seaside Oil Co. uSilver Gull Gasolinel! - -.1.573 a gallon
Councilman Heying moved that bid be awarded the loweat bidder, being the Sea-
side Oil Company, and that the Mayor and Oity Clerk be authorized to sign said contract
on behalf of the City of Anaheim. Councilman Boney seconded the motion. MOTION CARRIED.
.NFORJ.tAL .:: DS PCR CITY LAMP REQ,U:EEMENTS: Estimated purchase for year, $1,500.00.
Contract to be dated May 1, 1951:
Bids received:
Arnold E. Howard. - - - - -
Eungalow Electric
Moody Electric
Doller Radio Service
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Broken packages - 25%
Brodie Electric Westinghouse All purchases 30%
Councilman Boney moved that contract be awarded to Moody Electric and that the
Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to sign said contract on behalf of the City of Anaheim.
Councilman Van Wagoner seconded the motion. MOTION CARRIED.
Westinghouse
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.o.s. EX:r~:t;T:\TE L30APJ) HINUTES: of meeting held March 1, 1951 were submitted and read.
Councilman Van Wagoner moved that the Minutes be approved and filed. Councilman Heying
seconded the motion. MOTION CARRIED.
SOUTHF..JUJ lES GAS CU. UF CALIF. :F'RANCHISE FAY~lElJT: for year 1950, zI, gross receipts,
or $4,796.31 received.
:OMl';UNICATIDN: Anaheim School District was submitted and read. Request to be inclucied
in discussions regarding zoning plans as purchase of additional school property is
contemplated.
=NA1~CIA_; ...~ C:: SRkr=UG Rii:?OE'IS: Reports for the month of February, 1951 were submitted
and read and ordered received and filed on motion by Councilman Vau Wagoner, seconded
oy Councilman Boney. MOTION CARRIED. Reports submitted were as follows:
TREASURER: Balance General Fund, $86,732.85, Total General Accounts, $217,063.31, Total
active funds, $718,504.17 - CITY CLERI's report corresponded - CITY AUDITOR, MAGNOLIA
TRUNK SEWER, expense for January and February, $327,959.43. Anaheim's proportionate
share, $73,069.36 - RECREATION attendance 4,371 persons - BUILDING total 108 permits
issued of which 45 were building permits, valuation, $241.788.00, fees collected
$930.50 - LIBRARY balance 3/6/51, $19,862.83 - CITY ELECTRICIAN, issued 93 light wiring
and 3 power wiring permits. fees collected $470.60 - LIGHT, POWER & WATER: activities,
water pumped by city, 23,127,800 gallons, purchased from M.W.D. 31,027,000 gallons,
water level city wells, 3/1/51 153 feet A" - CITY CLERK, Statistics and filing fees
totaled $143.35 - CITY AUDITOR, annual Parking Meter and Off Street Parking report,
PARKING METER collections (Feb.) $1,650.00 - FIRE activities, POLICE activities
?u~LIC SERVICE, $66.687.05 of which Sanitation was $4,969.00 and B.O.D. $326.21 -
TAX COLLECTIONS $2,632.88, delinquent 1st installement, $1,076.74 to be collected
2nd installment, $38,179.55 - SHO? & GARAGE activities - CITY JUDGE 404 cases, fees
collected $4.270.00 - LICENSE COLLECTOR. $311.65 on Business, Bicycle and Dog licenses -
TRASH COLLECTION 275 loads, GARBAGE COLLECTION 24 loads or 80 tons - CITY AUDITOR
deposited $198,720.97 credited to various accounts - J.C.S. expense total $4,555.82
of which Anaheim's proportionate share, $1,206.49
;:...3CT.JUT~ Councilman Heying offered Resolution No. 1830 and moved for its
passage and adoption. Councilman Van Wagoner seconded the motion. MOTION CARRIED
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM RE~UESTING
REIMBURSEMENT FOR LEMON STREET IMPROVEMENT.
WF~EAS, the City Council of the City of Anaheim, on March 14, 1950, adopted
Resolution No. 1725 requesting aid to the City in the amount of $14,822.33 out of
the County's apportionment of the California Highway Users' Tax Fund for the improvement
of Lemon Street in said City as per detailed plans; and
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WHEREAS, the County of Orange, on March 21, 1950, found and determined such
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o improvement to be of general County interest, and said request was granted.
., NOW, THEREFORE, EE IT RESOLVED and ordered, that the City Council of the
~ Ci ty of Anaheim hereby find s that the work as proposed for the improvement of Lemon
~ Street as hereinabove referred to has been completed and said work is hereby
en accepted.
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] That the cost of said work was $13.750.32 and request is hereby made to the
.) Count~r of Orange that the Oity be reirnbursea in the sum of $13.750.32 from the grant
~ of $14,822.31 made to it by the Board of Supervisors on March 21, 1950. and that the
~ balance of ~1.072.01 be cancelled from the present grant and be made available for
reprogramming as an addition to the next succeeding similar grant from the County.
'~ . BE IT Fl~Th~ RESOLVED that the City Clerk of the City of Anaheim be, and
;:he is hereby directed to forward a certified copy of this Resolution to the Board of
Q) ~Supervisors of the County of Oran?~e, State of California.
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AYES: COUNCILNEN: Pearson, Wisser, Heying, Boney and Van Wagoner.
NOES: COUNCILMEN: None.
ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: None.
The Mayor declared Resolution No. 1830 duly passed and adopted.
call the foregoing Resolution was duly passed and adopted by the
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!\~SC;L,_T ex: KC. H~.Jl: Councilman Boney offered Resolution No. 1831 and moved for
its passage and adoption. Councilman Van Wagoner seconded the motion. MOTION CARRIED
A RESOLUTION OF 1\HE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM REQUESTING
GFJiliT OF HIGIDIAY USERS' TAX FUND FOR REPAIRING SOUTH PALM STREET
WHEREAS, tne Cit:l of Anaheim, a City of the Sixth Class, in the County of
Or~~ge, desires to repair South Palm S0reet, a street within the incorporated
limi ts of the Ci ty of Anahei;n, the nature and extent of the contemplated project
being more fully described hereafter;
WHEREAS, there is attached hereto, marked "EXHIBIT An and made a part
nereof, a sketch showing the location of South Palm Street and its relationship to
the principal highways of the County of Orange in said area; and
WHEREAS, Section 2150 of the Streets and Highway Code authorizes a County,
if it so desires, to expend funds apportioned to it out of California Highway Users'
Tax Fund for aid to cities in the improvement, construction or repair of a street
within a city, provided that the Eoard of Supervisors of such County, determine
that the project is in the general COllnt:r interest:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM,
that the City of Anaheim hereby requests the Count~~fo~T~e for a grant of aid
in the sum of Fourteen ThousandThree Hundred Fifty-~reejD'o11a.rs ($14.353.01) out of
the County's apportionment of the California Highway Users' Tax Fund, the amount
requested to be used exclusively for the following purposes:
hereof.
1. The repair of South Palm Street, situated as designated on uExhibit AU
2. The nature and extent of the project and the estimated cost thereof are
substantially as follows: The portion of South Palm Street which is in the worst
state of disrepair is from Vermont Avenue to West Broadway and was paved in 1930
\'" i th a 4" Asphaltic Concret e base ana a 2" asphalt wearing surface, the surface has
now become roush and uneven and is gradually wearing through and will become a
traffic hazard if allowed to continue. It is proposed to resurface the area from
the north property line of West Vermont Avenue to the south property line of West
3roac.way with 2" F1ant ~Hx. Width of improvement is 45.5 feet and length 3775 feet,
involving an estimated cost of $14.353.01. as follows:
Plant Mis Surfacing $
Seal Coat, 20 Tons @ $60.00
Adjusting Man Holes, Valve Boxes etc.
(lump sum)
~ngineerifig, SupervisLon and
Contin~encies
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500.01
900.00
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Eoard of Supervisors of the Oounty of
Oran~~e be ane is hereb~t requested to find that the repair of South Palm Street in
the manner aforesaid is in the general Coun t;v interest in that: It is a street of
major importance running from the south city limits of Anaheim; connecting with
Harbor Boulevard at this point and thence running northwardly through the City of
Anaheim and connecting with U. S. Highway 101. This street is now carrying a major
portion of the traffic from the northern areas of the County to the beaches.
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the grant of the aid hereby requested ia contingent
~pon an indepenaent finding by the Board of Supervisors of tIle County of Orange that
the ptlrpose for wnich aid is hereby sought is in the genera.l County interest.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. that it is understood that upon acceptance by the
City of Anaheim of any grant which m~ be made by the County of Orange, pursuant to
this request. this Resolution, the Resolution of the Board of Supervisors of the
County of Orange specifying the terms and conditions of the grant, and any and all
laws applica.ble, shall constitute the Agreement between the City of Anaheim and the
County of Orange respecting the grant.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED AND ORDERED, that the Oity Clerk of the Oity of
Anaheim be and he is hereby directed to forward a certified copy of this Resolution
to the Board of Supervisors of the Oounty of Orange, State of California.
On roll call the foregoing Resolution No.18Jl was duly passed and adopted by
the following vote: Heying
AYES: OOUNCILMEN: Pearson, Wisser, Eoney and Van Wagoner.
NOES: COUNCILMEN: None.
ABSENT: OOUNCILMEN: None.
The Mayor declared the foregoing Resolution No. 18)1 duly passed and adopted.
RESOLUTL"N N\. 1232: Councilman Van Wagoner offered Resolution No. 1832 and moved
for its passage and adoption. Oouncilman Wisser seconded the motion. MOTION CARRIED
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM AS CONTRACTING AGENT FOR THE
CITIES OF ANAHEIM, FULLERTON AND ORANGE AND THE BUENA PARK, GARDEN GROVE, LA HABBA
AND PLACENTIA SANITARY DISTRICTS AUTHORIZING, APPROVING AND RATIFYING THE EMPLOYMENT
OF FIELD PARTIES TO BE FURNISHED BY DON HILLYARD.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Anaheim as contracting agent for
the Ci ties of Anaheim, F~~:'..lerton and Orange and the Buena Park, Garden Grove and La
HabrB and Placentia has heretofore adopted Resolution No. 1815 employing Nat H. Neff
as Chief Engineer in charge of surveying and inspection during the construction of the
Magnolia Trunk Sewer and Pumping Plant and Force Main and Project; and
WHEREAS, the City Council finds that the public interest, necissity and con-
venience requires the employment of additional engineers, surveyors and other persons
to enable said Hat H. Neff to carr~t out and perform fully and adequately the work of
inspecting and surveying said Magnolia Trunk Sewer Project; and
WHEREAS, the Ci ty Council of the Ci ty. of Anaheim has heretofore adopted
Resolution No. 1819 authorizing the said Nat H. Neff to employ from time to time
such additional persons to assist him in carrying out and performing the work in
surveying and inspecting as may be reasonable necessary to enable him to adequately
carry out and perform said. work subject to the approval of the City Engineer and the
City Council of the City of Anaheim; and
WHEREAS, the City Council finds that it has been necessary for the said
Nat H. Neff to employ field parties to be furnished by Don Hillyard for the sum of
$88.00 per day and that the employment of such field parties and the compensation
therefore are reasonable and necessary.
NUW, TffiWtEFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM
that the emplo~~ent of field parties from the office of Don Hillyard of Santa Ana,
California, for the sum of $88.00 per day be and the swne is hereby approved by the
Cit~. Council of the City of Anaheim actins as the contracting agent for said Cities
and Sanitary Districts.
On roll call the foregoing Resolution was duly passed and adopted by the
following vote:
AYES: COUNCIL~rnN: Pearson, Wisser, Heying, Boney and Van Wagoner.
NOES: COUNOIL~~N: None.
ABSENT: COUNCIL~~N: None.
The Mayor declared the foregoing Resolution No.18J2 duly passed and adopted.
S CuRE BOAED, SG}1,r;-, BALl, D IAMCIffi, :; I TY F .ARK: The offer from the Coca Cola Company
was rejected. The City Administrative Officer was authorized to proceed with the
construction of an appropriate sign at city's expense on motion by Councilman Van
Wagoner, seconded by Councilman Boney. MOTION CARRIED.
':;OtTNT'Y FE:J~I"T1~1 =;:E;-AF1'Iv}~WI': ~ir. Q'Fling verbally reported that Mr. Duvall was partially
moved out and before too many days will be all moved out. He has sold his home, but
not the acreage. The people to whom he sold intend to establish a "Commercial Rabbitery".
This matter was referred to the City Administrative Officer for investigation and
report.
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fvlr. E. Noeller .of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce submi tted rough draw-
ing~ of two prcr-osed sign!; advertising Anahein.. Drawings were designed by Mr.
Tucker of Los Angeles, who will constnuct a model with the final plans of signs
at ~ cost of $75.00. The Cit~. Council took this matter under advisement.
T 'It;._K ~;CFT };A"" l'IE..D: T, :NU: The Administrative Officer reported
with his recommendations on the improvement and cost of the lighting system by
installatjon of two new light reflectors on existing poles to be operated by
separate switches in the soft ball field. city park. Estimated eA~enditure to be
approximately $300.00. It Was moved by Councilman Heying, seconded by Councilman
Boney that this work be referred back to the Administrative Officer with power to
act. MOTION CARRIED.
f.ci'.LEE:::Al: LEGION: Fr"RKLKG LCT: The American Legion requests assistance in the
paving' of Parking Lot by the Legion Hall at a cost of approximatel~ $375.00 of
which they are prepared to pay $100.00 of that amount. This matter Was held over
for further study.
.~O:,li. LCArrlON~ CIVILIAN IYi.:F'~:NSE: Request from Division of Ground.,Observation of
State Civil Defense Office requesting someone be named as Post Supervisor of
Observation Post in this city. It was suggested the American Legion name someone
to this position, subject to the approval of the City Council. The Administrative
Officer was instructed to conta.ct the American Legion regarding this matter.
1.j._J::CE N0. 775 (First:'cad Councilman :Boney offered Ordinance No. 775 and
moved for its passage and adoption. Councilman Heying seconded the motion. MOTION
CARRIED. Said Ordinance was read in public for the first time.
AN OF~INAECE OF THE CITY OF ANAHE1M CREATING A PLANNING COMMISSION AND DEFINING
ITS DUTIES AS CONTAI:NED IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA AOT "THE CONSERVATION AND
PLA1r:tHKG ACT" OF 1947 AND REPEALING ALL OTHER ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT THEHEWITH.
E'"':'EIANS I HClJSI.NG Frs: The matter of purchasing the Veterans' Housing Uni ts
from the State of California was brought up by Administrative Officer, Keith
~'mrdoch who reported the cost would be approximately $9,000.00. He further reported
approximately $6.000.00 now on hand for operation and. maintenance, leaving onl~l an
addit"onal $3,000.00 needed for the purchase. It Was moved by Councilman Heying,
seconded by Councilman Boney that the City of Anaheim purchase the State's interest
in the Veterans' Housing Project. MOTION CARRIED.
,\AC'B,F Jci.AI~;S: Proposed. resolution regarding water mains installations on presently
dedicated streets, that the cost of installation of new water mains be paid for
by the abutting property owners, or developers, the same as for streets in the
interi.ors of nubdivisions. This would affect annexations to the city. The
Administrative Officer was instructed to draft a resolution imbodying these provisions.
6SG: I0N Nl. Councilman Boney offered Resolution No. 1833 and moved for
its passage and adoption. Councilman Van Wagoner seconded the motion. MOTION CARRIED
A RESOLUrr ION CFrHE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEII'4 DIRECTING ADNINISTRATIVE
STAFF ~1EM:BERS TO BE GOVERNED BY ORDINANCE NO. 774.
WHER~~S, Ordinance No. 774 enacted February 27, 1951 and which will
becoue effective thirty (30) days after date of publication continues without
break or lapse the Land~Use Plan of the City of Anaheim as established by Ordinance
No. 609 as amended, and
WHFffiEAS, the enactment of said Ordinance No. 774 contains provisions
for some neW or amended policies, standards and procedures, and
WHEREAS, the entire Land-Use Plan as defined by said Ordinance No. 774
is intended to conserve public health, sa.fety and general welfare it is im:protant
that neW development or proceedings conform to the policies and procedures now
clearl~y defined by said Ordinance No. 774 in order to prevent inequities or dis-
criminations, and
WHEREAS, the erection of new buildings or the establishment of new or
relocated enterprises begun on or after the date of the enactment of said Ordinance
No. 774 could not reasonably be cons~~ated before the completion thereof might be
contrary to the policies or standards established by said Ordinance No. 774, and
WHEREAS, a precedent involving such circumstances is well established by
Miller vs. Boarf of Public Works. 195 Calf 477,
NOW, THEEEFORE, BE P:P RESOLVED that the Administrative Officer be, and is
hereby directed to instruct all administrative staff members in all pertinent city
departments, to be governed by the provisions of said Ordinance No. 774 from and
after the date of this Resolution.
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On roll call Resolution No. 1833 was duly passed and adopted by the follow-
ing vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEN: Pearson, Wisser. HeJring, Boney and Van Wagoner.
NOES: COU1~CILMEN: None.
AESENT: COUNCILMEN: None.
The Mayor declared Resolution No. 1833 duly passed and adopted.
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passage and adoption.
Councilman Heying offered Resolution No. 1834 and moved for its
Oouncilman Boney seconded the motion. MOTION CARRIED.
A RESOLUTION OF THE OITY COUNOIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM DIRECTING CITY REPRESENTATIVE TO
HAVE DUTY TO SIGN COMPLAINTS AGAINST ZONING LAW VIOLATORS.
WHEREAS, orderly and effective law enforcement is essential to the public
interest. and
WHEREAS. past practice in the field of enforcement of zoning has relied almost
entirely upon the signing of required complaints by private citizens in the case of
alledge violations of the City's zoning law, and
WHEREAS. such practice not only subjects such citizen complainants to
possible damage or other action for performing a public service properly the obligation
of the city, it also tends to develop neighborhood discord,
NOW. THEREFORE, EE IT RESOLVED, that the Administrative Officer of the City
of Anaheim be, and he is hereby directed, to designate an appropriate staff member
or members to be identified by office held, whose directed duty it shall be, as re-
presentative of the Cit~rt to sig;l a:ny complaint necessary to initiate enforcement pro-
ceedings in matters of alleged violation of the City's zoning laws whe, upon appropriate
investigation it is deemed that a violation exists and enforcement is necessary to preserve
the public interest, and
FINALLY RESOLVED, that a staff member, so designated and so acting, shall be
acting to discharge an official duty in the service of, and in the behalf of, the City
of Anaheim.
On roll call the foregoing Resolution was duly passed and adopted by the
following vote:
AYES: COUNCIL~~N: Pearson, Wisser, Heying, Boney and Van Wagoner.
NOES: COUNCILMEN: None.
ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: None.
The Mayor declared Resolution No. 1834 duly passed and adopted.
Councilman Boney moved to adjourn. Councilman Van Wagoner seconded the motion.
MOTION CARRIED.
ADJOURNED.
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