1955/03/03
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Tn. City Council
ty of Anaheim met in Regular S.ssion.
PRESENT: COUlCILMEN: None.
ABSENT: COUJI:;ILMElh Pearson, T, Sehutte,Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
CITY AnOllMEV PRESTON roRMER: i t.
CITY ADMIIISlATlVE OFfICER, KEITH . MURDCCHI Abs.nt.
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,.. mMting wa s called
March a, 1~1 at 7.00 o'clock P.M.,
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order by tite Cl ty Clerk and adj ourned to
r lack 01 quorum.
AaJOURNEI>.
APtROVED.
SIGNED.
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- 11145 A.M.
Special Meeting of the ty Council of the City of Anahei. _S c'11IN
by the Mayor II.. o'clock A.M.. raday, March 3, 1955, and waiver of con*t,
to the holding of said Special" n9 was signed by all JJl.bers of the City" .
Council. Th. purpose of the Spec! Meeting w.s to consider and authorize the
.ale of real 'property owned by tht ity of AnahelM on Vermont Street to the
Anahei. E18llf\tar."yschOolDistrict 1 which property is. described in Resolutl0n No.
2198, and to tonstceX' any. ot1\e1' .at ~s that may' co.e before the meeting.
PRESENT: COUtCILMCNz Pearson. t:ry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
ABSENT: callCILMliNI None.
CITY A rrcaNEt, PIt!STOI TUllER ,p ;ent.
CITY ADMIl1saATIYE OmCER, KEITH A. MUR.D<X:H: Present.
~LE OF CITY~NED ,.CPERTY ON Y 8m T TO I I The
Anaheim Schojl District wants to chase 2.57 acres Qfpropertyowaed :I>y the"C*ty
on Vemont street and would like t 'I mate this purchase u.edlately so as c..fttr~ts
can be a_rded for the constructio I Qf their building prior to the 17th of this";
IIlOnth. The terms of this purchas trill be at the rate of $4,500.00 per ac~., or
$11,565.(1), and the Anaheim School pistrict will give the City an option t...r-
chase, at th. SaMe price, property bwned by them at another location. This J
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represents aft agreement to sell to the City of Anaheim an equivalent amount of
property at the ea.. price just as ~oon as the School can take the necessary pro-
ceedings. Mr. Turner further expl ned that it was impractical to have an exch,Jnge
of properties because the School ~trict must advertise the sale for three (3)
weeks before they can complete a' e, which proceedings, he advised, have already
been started.
... Murdoch advi sed t
which he was authorized to negoti
one, the Vezaont Street property
School District wants to add to t
property on Palm Lane, known as D
has purchasell approxi..tely ten (
their option in whIch they enter
a portion 0 f the City-owned prop
pouncil that according to prevlo\ls actlon
, two (2) parcels of property were involvech
, ch the Cl ty owns, and a portion of which the
r school siteJ and the second, a parcelof
inson property. The Anaheim School District
) acres on Palm Lane and wishes to exercise
1nto a little over two years ago to purchase
on Vermont Street.
He reported that the
is fair to both the City and the
of Ci ty-ewn. property on Vemont
acre, and the City to purchase 5
per acre.
est way to camplete the transaction so that it
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hool is to nave the City sell the 2.57 acrn
treet to the School District for $4.500.00 per
res on Palm Lane at the same prlcet $4,500.00
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Mr. MurdocH
for consideration at
It was explained tha "
they were purchasing.
thi 5 would further wd
aately 5 acres for R.
School sites.
rther explained that the resolution before the Council
s time pertains only to the VerMont Street property.
ough the City was selling 2.57 acres on VerMOnt Street,
aCres on Palm Lane at the same price per ac.:re, and that
out the formula of the lQ-acre sitesJ that is, Qlproxi-
eation and Park sites and the remaining acreage for
Mr. Murdoch urther advised the Council that the reason the SeAool is
pUrChasing only 2t aq s from the City is that they already own a parcel pf
approximately 3 pr 3$ cres, and this would result in the same relation8hip on
the,Yermont Street p~ erty that it wlll on all other sites. .
RESOLUTION NO. 2649: ouncilman Wisser offered Resolution No. 2649 and moved
for it. passage and. ption.
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COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM.~^Ul'HCBIZING THE SALE 01
o THE ANAHEIM &::HOOL DIS1RIC~ AND AUTHCRIZING nm EXECUTION
($ll.565.00. Vexmont Street School site).
On roll cal-
the following vote:
the foregoing resolutlon was duly passed and adopted by
Pearson, Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Vanwagoner.'
None.
None.
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT :
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lared the foregoing resolution duly passed and adopted.
There being 0 further business before the Council at this tiMe,
Councilman Wisser mov to adjourn. Councilman Fry seconded the motion. MOTION
CARRIED.
ADJOORNED.
APPROVED.
SIGNED.
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