1955/04/21
978
VARlAlCE NO. 3321 i' . tted by Guatom Furnl ture Stu)p,' for pe:rm1sUill\tc 'et..t'
a building for the I nufacturing of cabinets and furniture' on th.'t!t., of'
property at 225 No~ Euclid Avenue.
The Cityj anning Commission, pursuant to their Resolution No. 131,
granted said varia1 .
taken by the City Council.
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The Orange County Master Plaits of Streets
t tted and Qrdered to be reviewed by the City Planning
r hearings on motlon by CouncllBtan Wisse!'~ seconded by
K>TION CARRIED.
PETITION: Peti tio~ igned by residents on Chateau Avenue requesting a slgn to
indicate "Children' Play" and also posting of a speed limit of "I!> miles per
hour" was submitted dread.
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The Adrd
according to 473 C
or highway; furthe~
schools and cannot
trative Officer reported that the Chief of Pollee advised,
"Children at Play" sIgns are not pemitted :on any street
"15 miles per hour" zones are only permitted in front of
posted in a residential area.
The City
request was beyond
rk was authorized to acWisethe pet! tioa.rs that thiir
limitations.
R EST Fell Vi !ER
services for terri
matel y three monthsi
completed.
ICEI The City of Buena Park requested teporary water
just west of the City lL.lts for a period ,of approxi-
until the Metropolitan Jfater Distrlctconn.ction is
was authorized by the City Council.
P CHASE OF C I
Discussion was hctldj
Fullerton, and Mr.
would be unable to
by the City of Full
I S A mu UN .
the purchase of caPJcity rights frQJn the "City-of
yoke, City Engineer, advised th.:e. Council that Anahe1Jn
chase the requested amount due to prior co_i _ents madtt
on.
Mr. Turne~ City Attorney, advised that the agreement with the City
of Fullerton was bel withheld until a definite amount of cap.city rights
could be determined~
The City
to meet with repres
definite conclusion.
Inistrative Officer amdthe City Engin.er were requested
atives of the City of Fullerton to try and come to a
Councilman Van Wagoner offered Resolution No. 2717 and
and adoption.
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A RESOLUTION OF THE,
AND AC ISITION OF
PAYJmNT TlmRmp TO
EXECUTION OF A CONV
TV COUOCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHlDI ._,.......,.,..
T N R L P FCR PUBLIC PURPOSIS, A1.1TffCJtJZING THE '
PARTLY IN CASH AND PARTLY IN PROPBt'TYJ AND AUl'ICII ZIJIIGtHE
E OF SAID PROPERTY. ($2,760.00 MARTIN-MEJDBlIa<PIRfY).
the foregoing resolution was d~y passed and ~opted
On roll c.
by the' following vot
AYES:
NOES :
ABSENT:
Pearson, Fry, SChutte, Wls&er, and Van Wagoner.
None.
None.
The Mayor
clared the foregoing resolution duly passed .nd adop~
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ION sa 70 71
191 : Proposed Legisl~
afId the Ci t, Attorney, the Administ
requested to study the matter and r,
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Legislative CQlalttee their finding~
on was dl SCU.8Sed by the Ci tv Council.
i ve Offic.er, and the City Engineer .ere
mmend to our Representatives of the
o
Councilman Van Wagoner mp
o'clock P.M. Counci~an Schutte se~
April 21, 1955, 7;00
MOTION CARRIED.
ADJOURNED.
SICIIED.
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Cl ty Clerk
S.ssion.
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P.M.
TheCi ty Council of the, ty of Anaheim met in Adjourned Regular
aESENTa canCILMENI
....1 & cpJr<<;IlJEN. Peerson.
aTYATT<a1ltflY t PRISTON 'lURNER I Pr~
C.ITY ADMIMlSiDTIYE OFFICER, KEITH i
and Van Wagoner.
Present.
Th. Meet,ing 8S called ~
nominating a .yor Pro Te fer the'
tad Counc1~n Van Wagoner Mayor p~
Pry second'eO the nomination. M:>TId
ttons be closed. Councilman Fry s'*
_n Van Wagoner was seated as MayoIt
->, ~
rder by the City Clerk for the. purpose. of
ty afAnaheim. Counci lJaan Wisser no",l,.,..
em for the City of Anaheim. Councilman
ARRIED. Councilman Wisser moved nomina-
nded the aotlon. MOTION CARRIED. Counci 1-
ro Tern of the City of Anaheim.
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rt: Pursuant to Leg.a1 Nq
rii 1 and Alril 8, 1955 and Relo]
Ized to open lid Proposals on motio
Mn Fry. AUTION CARRIED.
Spann & Kenton Construction Co.
7321 Fulton ;Avenue, North, HollywQ
$33,757.60
Anro Construction Company
2480 Ramona Blvd., Los Angeles 33
$43,769.46
Prank Chutuk Construction Co.
509l A. Street, Ontario
$30,817.43
J. S. Barrett
P.. Q. .... ,~6, "toe, Ana
$l9,295.71
llick M. Guao
8335 Atlantic Boulevard, Bell
$24,946.94
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(All Bid Paposals were accompam td by Bid Bonds in the amount of 10%).
Councilman Wisser moved ~at Bid Proposals be referred to the Engineer-
ing DepartMent for tabulation and ~ tort. Councilman Fry seconded the motion.
lOTION CARRIED. !
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After tabulation, the E tneering Department reported J. S. Barrett
to be low bidder, $19,295.71.
Mr. Murdoch, City Admini ~rative Officer, recommended the accept-
ance of tn. 1_ bid.
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Councilraan Wisser offer<ed Resolution .Na..2716 andmaved
Qption. _.
olution Book, page
TV COUtCILOF THE CITY OF ,ANAHEIM ACCaPT1HJ A SEALED
A CONTRACT TO THE LcriBST I!sPONSlBLE BJJe.JQt, :nlB FUR-
LABCR, SERVICES, MATERIALS AND EQUIP.NT, AltD ALL UTILI-
N INCLUDIt<<3 POWER, FUEL, AND WATER, AND PERl'aUu:tG ALL
TRUer AN) COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING PUBUC IWROVIMElU:
IMPROVEMENT FROM SE OIA AVENUE TO MAGNOLIA AWNUJ! JOB
Err $19 295.71 .
On roll C4
the following vote;
the foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by
AYES I
NOES,
ABSENT :
Fry, Schutt., Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
None.
Pearson.
adopted.
The Mayor, 0 Te declared the foregoing resolution duly p..sed and
PUBLIC HEARIt(;.
du.y.published in .t
Enterprise, March 1
been mailed March 2~,
.p%'Cl;osed to be anne.
'OrangeCounty, Calif
at the address shown
read to the City Coun
ST-BALL AT ON:' Pursuant to Res,ol\ttto$'_. 2154
aheim Bulletin, Marc~ 23,and 30. .andi:.n..tbe CypftS8
d 25, the City Clerk certified that \tritten not!ces had
955 to each person to whom land within the territory
as. shown In ,the last ,equalized Cou~ty assessment rellof
ia available on the date theproceedings.ere initiated
said assessment roll or as known to her; and fu:rther
1 the following:
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RELATING TO SUFFICIINCY:OF PETITION
ATION OF UNINHABITED TiRRITCRY ,TO
ANAHEIM. .
STATE OF CAL1FORNIA ) ,
~FO~~ ) 158.
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I, DENE M. i
certify that upon re4
~nown and designated!
in said petition to ~
tration of voters in
roll of the County of
to ascertaln if said
of the land in the te
.;eq_lized assessment
said territory.
I further a
that less than 12 reg
of the filing of said
said time uninhabited
and examination and
territory, I find tha
one-fourth of the la
on the last equalized;
petition is sufficien
tify that from such inspection and examinations, I find
tered voters resided within said territory at th. time
etition for annexation, and that said terri,,~was at
erritory. I further certify that from such inspection
a computation of ~he iotal area contained In said
said petition is signed by the oWners of not Ie.. than
n the territory by area and by assessed value as shown
sessment roll of the County of Orange, and that said
on all respects.
LLIAMS, Ci tyClerk of the City of Anaheiat dg....Y
ving a petition for the annexation of certain tent tcry
fROOKHURST-BALL ANNEXAnON, ~ichterritory i. declar.
uninhabited, that I exaalned said petition, the ~1s-
e County of Orange, and the last equalized ..s8....nt
ange to ascertain if said territ~ry is uninhabit., and
titian is signed by the owners of not less than one-fourth
itory by area and by assessed value as shown on the last
11 of the County of Orange, and that I have inspected
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Da ted thi s 20th day o.
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~ril, 1955.
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CItY ... . .1' THE C . ... ..: OF' AHMeIM.
(SEAL)
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Mayor Pro Tem Van wa~ er stated this was a PublIc Hearing oo.:;ti.
Brookhurst-a.U Annexation and as. if anyone in the audience would lik. 'to.
file a written protest against th nnexation or if anyone wished to address
the Council on the matter. No onEt esponded to the invitation.
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The City Attorney,
wri tten prot..t had been flIed.
test had been filed.
asked the City Clerk 1f any'
stated that no wri t ten pro-.-'
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There being no prote~ to the proposed annexation, Mayor Pro r..
Van Wagoner declared the hearlng q sed.
ClmINANCENO. 990; Councilman Wi~ r offered Ordinance No. 990 for first read-
i"ng andmovM for its passage and i ption.
AN ORDINAtl::E OF THE CITY OF ANAImI
ANAHEIM Of 11tI! TIltRITClty KNOWN ANQ
PROVIOO TIfE ANNEXATION TO THE CIrt OF
SICIlATED AS ~~HURST-BALL ANlmXAnON.
in full with the exception of the descrip-
s waived, as each Councilman had knowledge
exation, on motion by Councilman Fry,
nimously carried by the Council.
Said ordinance was r
tionof the property which portion
of the territory included in said
seconded by Councilman Wisser and
The City Planning Co
tecODII.xied the granting of said
conditions I
4-55-33: Sublai tted by James P. Manning
toC-l and C-2 on property located briefly
side and bordering Manchester Av.nue. t
~Sion, pursuant to their ReSOlution. No .129,
fassification subject to the ,following'
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of that portion south of Rhodes
D CO*il\CIAL.
f'Rhodes Avenue to 1:.ain as is
o the east is d,efinltel y zoned or
nated for this property.
rd Deed Restrictions of the City
zone..
1. The reclassificatl
Avenue to C-l, ME'
2. That portion nor
until the property
some other use des
3. The filing of Sta
of Anaheim for a
The Mayor Pro Tem ask if anyone in the audience wished to address
the Council; ~here being no one, d~ ared the hearing closed.
".Murdoch, City Aflmt
the Standard type of Deed Restrict~
become effective after the Deed I.e.
actual provision be made which wilt
the establi slwent and improvement (j)
strative Officer, .dvised the Council that
s be filed' and that the reclassification'
ictions have been filed; and furthel',that
eet the approval of the City Engin..r for
Rhodes Avenue through the property.
RESOLUTIQN NO. 2727: Councilman S, tte offered Resolution No. 2727, aut~.ing
the Ci ty Attorney to prepare the n ssaryordinance changing 1htt zo-ne, as .~
recommended by the City Planning C~ ission and City Administrative Officer, and
moved for its passage and adoption.
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A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUlCIL Of CITY OF ANAHEIM FIN>IE AND DBTERMIJf.l-.
ING THAT A~ .OF ZO~ IS NECES$ Y IN CERTAIN AREAS OF THE CITY, AND TIf:AT
ARTICLE IX, CiiPI!R 2 OF THE ANAHEJ J.lJNICIP Ai CODE SHOUID BE AMENDED 10
ACCOMPLISH SAID CHANGE OF ZONE. ( 4-55-33.
On roll call the foreg ~n9 resolution was duly passed and adopted
DY the following vote:
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AYES:
II)ES:
ABSENT ~
resolution duly pa.sed
COUlCILMENa
COUtCILMEJla
COUtCILMAN :
Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
The Mayor Pro Tem decl
IJ\d adopted.
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PVlLIC IfEARING;R
Cleaners and Fritz
property de~crlbed.
zoning on property
the Bosa Overall p
551 FICATION f,. , SUblRltJted I byBos-&Ove.rall
ssens. The Boss OVer.all Cleaner$ reqa..ted M-l zoning on
7882 Euclid Avenue, and Mr. Fri tz Goofsens requested C-2
which the Waterwheel Restaurant is located. and north of
rty.
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The Mayorl 0 Tem asked if anyone wished' to address the Council-on
th. matter.
Mr. Murdo
Avenue and the prob/l
, ,
brought up the subject of the future widening of Euclid
s involved with ,the, Boss '<N:ex.-all Plant,. ,. .
of the Boss Ove;rall Cleaners stated that their property
enter of the street and that the building set back
<M'~..l~.!I:fi that they h4d realized for several years
reet Wid ." F..; might be desired. He further advta,dthat
quest the rezoning to ~l due to insurance carried on
Mayor Pro
area if ~l zoning.
Van Wagoner asked if the City had control over this
granted.
~. MurdQ~ adv1sed that the M-1 zoning could be refused to adjacent
territory ,due to 'th crctthat the primarty reason for the rezoning of this-
te~lto~ wa:, thajt ~ use actually. exlsttd! pr1:ol' to .,the )8:nnexa.tion to ~tbe' City
of Anaheim. .
Mr. Fri t~;j ossens agreed to . the. de&cation.for street widening, but
reminded the Counci ~ hat under the present circunstances it WOYld work, .a' ~
hardship on the 8os$ erall Plant.
Further dt
deeding of the neGe.
provi siem that the q
necessary expense i*
mate easement of 50 j
ussion was held and it ... ~br.a11 parties to the
ry area for the future widening of the street, with the
y would b,ear the. expen.ee of the:widen1ng, including any
he chUg.. of the building that is required with an ul ti-
et from the center line of the' street.
The City P nning COMaission, pu~suant to their Resolution No. 123,
recommended said re~ ssification be approved subject to the following condition..
1. ficatiQn of tne-Boss ave1:all p~:rty :to ,
. JWtUFACtUII~.
2. That, Goossens' property be re~oned for a depth
of 40d eet to G-2, GmERA.L CO~IALal1d the~,
balanCl to C-l, N1!IQlK)RHObD COMlllltIAL.
3. The fil 9 of Standard Deed Restrictions of the
Ci ty 0\ ahelm by Mr. 'ri tz Goose.ns.
ada..ss
. ..
rem asked if anyone else in the audience Wished to
ere being no one, declared the hearing,clO$ed.
RESOLUrIQII NO. 272B~
for i 1:& passage and ]
ditions as outlined
fOllowing!
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ouncilman Fry offered Resolution No. 2728 and moved
ption, authorizing tAe change of zone subject to con-
the City Planning CODlftission and further .subjeCt to the
l. That t
2. Because
3. On the
easemen
for wiei
expens.
pense 1
to uti 1
the c en
property is ,already 1" an industrial u....
f the insurance probl_ which faces the owae~"
ndition that there be granted to the City an
of whatever portion of the terri tory there is
ing purposes, and that the City will bear the
f the widening, including any necessary ex-
the changing of the buildlng that is required
e the easement, making the street 50 feet from
r line.
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Refer .to"~lution
A RESOLUTION OF. THE' CITY COOK:IL Of HE CITY OF ANAHEIM FINDIr<<3 AND'DETIRMINING
TIiAT A CHANG:: OF ZOHI3 IS N!CESSARY: CERT AI N ARQS OF THE ClrtAMD THAT AR-TICLE
IX, CHAPTER 2 OF THE ANAHEIM MUNICt CODE SHOULD BE AMENDED TO Aa:;OAFLISH SAID
CHANGE OF ZO~. (F-54-55-34). !
On roll call the for.! ing resolution was duly passed and' adopted
by the following vote; r
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AYES;
NOES:
ABSENT &
CWr<<:;ILMIN .
COUtCILM!N ~
C(){JtCILMAN ~
Fry. Sch'Utte. Wi sser,- laM: Van' Wa9on~~ i
None.
Pearson.
The 'Mayor Pro T_ deq red the f.""t.,p...~utiorL~l,.~
and adopted.
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Refer to Resolution
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IU~$OLUTION NO... 2718: Councilman SQ tte offered Resolution No. 2718 and moved
for its passage and adoption.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUN::IL OB'
2.95, ENTITLED "A RESOLUTION OF 1'Ha
P:BlSATIONPLq FOIl CERTAIN CLASS!S i
THE CITY OF ANAHEIM AND ESTABLISHI
EII>LOYEES WI'OON THE WACE AND SAL
8lAMINATIOMS, HOLIDAYS, AND VACATI
AtID 2141."
E CITY OF ANAHEIM AMENDIt<<; RESOWTION NO.
ITY OF MAlmI. ESTABLISHING A1 BASIC COM-
EW>LOYAENT IN THE AlJNICIPAL SERVICE OP' '
REGJLATIONS R>R THE PLACENENT OF PRESENT
SCHEWLE PROVIDED; PROVIDING FOR PHYSICAL
J Mf) REPEALlt13 RESOLUTIONS NOS. 2056-A
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On roll call the for' ing resolution was duly paesed and
Dpted by the fo 1101l1n9 vote I
AYS!:
WOES:
ABSENT I
CC>tJt(;ILMBNai Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van. Wagoner.
COUM:ILMBN.I one. .. r j
COt.JtCI I.MAN 11 earson..
aftd adopted.
The Mayor Pro rem deci
ed the. foregoing resolution duly passed
WOWTION NO.. 27231 Ce1lAcllJlan F
its passage and adoption.
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~ffered. Relol~tion No. 2~3 and moved for
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Refer to aesolution
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A RESOLUTION Of THE CI IT COUK;IL OF:
CBNVEYlt<<3 TO 11IE CITY OF ANAHEIM C
AND UTILITY PlaPOSES. (P-C LUMBER
E CITY Of ANAHi:IM N;EPTI~ A GRANT DP-FD
NREAL PROPBRTY RJt AN EASEAENT FCR STREET
ANY TRACT NO. 2090 .'
On roll call the for
by the following vote:
ng resolution was duly passed and ad~p~~
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frYt.SChuttet:Wisser, and Van wagoner.
one.
earson.
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AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT;
COUtCILMEN: ,
COUteI LMEN:
COUICILMAN:
The Mayor Pro Tem decl
the foregoing resolution duly passed
and adopted.
RESOLUTION t40.. 27~1 Councilman Sch te offered Resolution No. 2724 and moved
for its passa~ and adoption.
Refer
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984
15.i- 7:00 P.M.
A RESOWTION OF TH~ ITY COUtCIL OF TH!! CITY GFANANEIM ACCBPTI~ A CltANT. DEED
CONVEYIM; TO THE C~ OF ANAHEIM CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY R)ft AN EASBENT FCIl
S'IRSET WIDENING p~ SESe (HERMAN H. FREESE).
Pry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van Wagon,er.
titne.
Pearson.
On roll
the following vote:!
the foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT :
adopted.
The Mayor!
o Tem declared the foregoing resolution duly p...ed and
RBSOLUTION MD. ?7~~~
fo% its passage and!
Councilman Schutte offered Resolution No. 2725 and moved
option.
olution Book. page
A RESOLt1I'ION OF THE
COINEYIM:; TO THE CI
AtI) UTIUTY PURPasE$
TY COUtCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIMACCEPTlfG A ~ DERD
OF ANAHEIM CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY FCIl AN EASBMEtIT 1m ROAD
(RALPH W. SEWARD).
On roll ca.
the following vote:
the foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by
AYES.
NOES:
ABSENT :
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Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
None.
Pearson.
Fry, Schutte, .ss.r~ and Van Wagoner.
None.
Pearson.
adopted.
The Mayor 0 Tem declared the foregoing resolution dulypasHd and
RESJWTION K). 27281; Councilman Wisser offered Resolution No. 2728 and moved
for its passage and! ptlon.
lution Book, page
A RESOLUTION OF THE
MAllJPjC11JRll<<; CO a ~
COUN:IL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM CJiANTING.' to fW-o,
EIeNT Rm 11UU:$ AtI) BESS Dvm CERTAIN .:(ti;'..ER'JY.
On roll call
the following vote:
c,
the foregoing resolution was duly passed ~nd adopted by
AYES:
NOES:
AaSENT:
Tern declared the foregoing resolution duly passed and
adopted.
R.ESOWTI~ NO. 2729: '.' ~ounCllman Fry Qffered Resolution No. 2729 and JaO"Ad for
its passage and adopt fn.
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lution Book, page
A RBSOWTION OF THE G COUtCIL OF THE CIlY. OF ANAHEIM ADOPTIJ<<,; x.:r,~. . .......I~
TREE LIST" DESIGNATI THE SPECIFIC TYPES OF lRES THAT MAY BE P . '. .,.. CITY
S1REETS, DiE WIDTIi 0 ARKWAYS IN WHICH SAME CAN BE PLAN1'ED. AiD THE .'.AleE
APART WHICH SAME AtJStE PLANTED.
On roll ca1
the following vote:
foregoing resolution .as duly passed and adopted by
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AYES:
NOBS:
ABSENT:
COUlClUEN.
Cotm::IIJEN~
COUtCI~~
Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
None.
Pearson.
The Mayor Pro
ed the foregoing resolution duly passed
and adapted.
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'LACENTI~~ AMN8YATIO~1 The Ci Council received the report of the Orange
County Boundaty Commission on motib by Councilman Wisser, seconded by Council-
_n Schutte. KITION CARRIED.
PLACENTIA--SOUIH AMlJlftATION: The rt of the Orange County Boundary C01M\ission
was received and ordered filed on ~ ion by Councilman Wisser, seconded by
Councilman Fry. MOTION CARRIED.
EUCLID-BALL ~ATIONI Request or roponents for consent to commence anne~
tion proceedilgs of territory desct ed as Euclid-Ball Annexation was received
and ordered ~ferred to the City p~ ning COJllnission for recoDIRendation, on
motion by Co.cilman SChutte, secoo by Councilman Fry. J.{)TION CARRIED.
.T SYCMlRB ANNDATIOlh The rep
..s received .nd ordered filed on
un Schutte. MJTION CARRIED.
() f the Orange County Boundary Commi saion
io.n by CouncilMan Fry, seconded by Councll-
'iILiERT STIES NO. 2 ANNEXATIONI t report of the Orange County Boundary
ComRdssion wal received and order~ iled on motion by Councilman Schutte,
seconded by Ctluncilman Fry. K>TIOtf _IED.
Petition requesting t
G[lbert Street No. 2 Annexation wa~
peti tion ..s ligned by all owners ~
ordered received and filed on moti~
un Fry. A[)TION CARRIED.
~LUTION NO. 2721: Councilman wi er offered Resolution No. 2721 and movfMi
for its passate and adoption.
annexation of the territory known as
ubmi tted , and Mr. ~ reported said
propertYJ thereupon, saId petition was
by Councilman SChutte, seconded by Council-
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Refer to Resolution
A RESOLUTIDN OF THE CITY CooteI L OF
OF A PETITIoN FOR THE ANNEXATION Of
Qf ANAHEIM D.IGNATIt13 THE TERRIT~
DESCRIBING THI BOUNDARIES OF THE T.
JlITICE OF THE DAY, HOUR, AND PLACE
PROPERTY WlTIilN SUCH TBRRITCRY SO
CITY COUtClL AND SHOW CAUSE WHY SUt
CITY OF ANAHEIM. (PUBLIC H I
HE CITY OF ANAHEIM ACK!DtLIOOIMGRSEII1!.
SRTAIN UNINHABITED TERRITCliY TO THE CITY
AS THE GILBERT STREET )I(). 2 ANNEXATION,
ITORY PROPOSED TO BE ANH.!XHD AND GIVING
HE AND WHEN ANY PERSON ONNlt<<3 REAL
SED TO BE ANNEXED MAY APPEAR BEFCRE THE
TERRITCRY SHClJLD NOT BE ANNEXED TO THE
7 O'CLOCK P.M ).
On roll call the for
Oy t~e following vote:
ting resolution was duly passed and adopted
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IFry, Schutte, Wisser, 8ndVan Wagoner.
I None.
Pearson.
AYES;
NOES:
ABSENT I
GOUlCI LMEN ,
COUtCILMEN *
COUtCI LMAN *
The Mayor Pro Tem det
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and adopted.
the foregoing resolution duly passed
HOUSTON-MAGNOUA ANItn(~nONI The tort of the Oruge County Bounduy Com-
mission was received and ordered f! on motion by Councilman Fry, seconded
by Councilman Schutte. MOTIONC~ D.
Petition requesting t
Houston-Magnolia Annexation was 5U
peti tion was ligned by all owners d>
laid petit~on was ordered received
.econded by Counci lman Schutte. It<<!>
annexation of the territory kno-" as
tted, and Mr. Murdoch reported said
property within the proposed annexation.
d filed on motion by Councilman Wisser,
ON CARRIED.
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~TION 11). 2720~ Councilman Schutte offe:l'ed Resolution No. 2720 and moved
fo~t~. passage and! option.
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olution Book, page
A RBSOIJ.JrIQH OF THE
OF A PETITION FOR
OF ANAHEIM.DESIGNAT
DSSCRIBIl<<3 THE BOU~
NOTICE OF THE DAY, It,
PROPERTY WI'IHIN SUCH
CITY COUtCIL AND SH
CI TY OF ANAHEIM. (p
TY COUtCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM ACKNOWLEmIlG R8:&IPT'
ANNEXATION OF CERTAIN UNItttABlTED TERRITCltY TO TMI CITY
THE TERRITCliY AS THE HWSTON-MAGNOLIA ANNEXATION,
IES OF THE TERRITOOY PROPOSED TO BE ANNEXED ANI.) GIVING
, AND PLACE WHiRS AND WHEN ANY PERSON OWNING REAL
BmITQlY SO PROPOSED TO BE ANNEXED MAY APPEAR IEP'CRE THE
CAUSE WHY SUCH TERRIT(RY SHOUID NOT BE ANNEXED TO THE
LIC HEARING MAY 31 1 5 7100 O'Cux:K PM.
On roll ca
the follQwing vote:
the foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
Fry, SChutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
None.
Pearson.
The Mayor
Tem declared the foregoing resolution duly pas lid and
adopted.
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Petition requesting annexation of the t&t'r1wZIY"-oe
ichfield Annexation (\In1l'1Aabl ted) was sullal tttlll,Uad.1
y Administrative Officer. reported that saicl~tition ".
s of the property w1thin the area proposed for annexa-
s ordered received and filed. on motion by CQunc11..n
uncllman Fry. MOTION CARRIED.
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i J
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and designated as t
read. Mr. Murdoch,
was signed by all 0
tion. Said petition
Schutte, seconded by
RESOWTION NO. 27221
for its passage and
ouncilman Schutte offered Resolution No. 2722 and moved
ption.
page
A RESOLUTION OF THE C
OF A PETITION FOR ~
OF ANAHEIM DESI GNAT I ,
THE BOUNDARIES OF THi
DAY, HOUR, AND PLACE
TBmITQ{y SO PROPOSEJP
CAUSE WHY SUCH TERRI'f
HE 100 MAY 3l 1
COU~IL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM ACKNOWLEIiXUNG RICEIPT
EXAnON OF CERTAIN UNINHABITED TPl.RITCRY TO THI CITY
THE TERRITCRY AS THi RICHFIELD AWNEXATIONI IEseRIBIt<<;
~RITCRY PROPOSED TO BE ANNEXED Art) GIVING HOT-ICE OF THE
ERE AND WHEN ANY PERSON OINIM3.RBAL PROPERTY WITHIN SUCM
o BE ANNEXED MAY APPEAR BEFatE THE CITY COUf<<:;IL Me SHOW
Y SHOULD NOT BE ANNEXSD TO THE CITY OF ANAHEIM. . ~PUlLIC
00 O'CL l(
On roll cal Ithe foregoing r.esolution was duly passed and adopted by
the following vote;
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
None.
Pearson.
Tam declared the foregoing resolution'duly passed and
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adopted.
ENTATIVE MAP (Variance No. 338) Submitted by Century Manor
':1ocated at the south' t corner of Santa Ana Street and South East Street.
tentains 60 lots; 0 tier of lots wi th 9000 square feet; two tiers with' 7200
aqu.re .,"ei',_ two rs with 6000 square feet.
The City PI ing Commission voted to approve the tentative map
subject to:
1. t of $25.00 per lot for the acquisition of
ecreation Sites.
2. g of 5.25 feet along East Santa Ana Street
widening.
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1955 - 7:00 P.M.
The City Council apprq said tentative map subject to the condJ~
tions as outlined by the City Plan" 9 Commission on motion by CouncilDlaa"Fry,
seconded by Councilman Schutte. MO ON CARRIED.
VARIANCE NO. ~~! Submitted by th, esser Enterprises, Ltd., requesting a
waiver of the7Q-foot frontage and 1 00 square foot lot area requirements in
Tl'act No. 262", which is located OQ. omneya Drive extending northerly to the
Houston Street Freeway. '
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granted
sion, pursuant to their Resolution No. 134.,
No action *as taken by he City Council.
"lA-teE NQ~ ~6: SWxnltted by th
of the 7o-foot frontage and 7200 s
2637, located on South Los Angeles
ealty Engineering Co., requesting a waiver
re foot lot area requir.ents in Tract No.
reet south of Tract No. 2090.
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The City Planning Co.
granted said V8l'iance with the exc~
reserved for future commercial use$
sion, pursuant to their Resolution No. l35,
ion of lots 1 to ~, inclusive, which are
No action was taken b~ he City Council.
YfIlIAt<<:;E NQ. t.11: Submitted by.E. I
tic (2) houses in adGitlon to the A
of the lot at 1039 Liberty Lane. ! .
Menefee, requesting peraission to erect "
sent house which is located near the midd1e
'lb. City Planning Couut
9ranted said variance subject to t~
sion, pursuant to their Resolution No. 136,
following conditions:
nt Street 60 feet by 95 feet.
plans and photographs presented~ th
n, .'
~-
1, Making lot on RQ'
2. Compliance with tn
the variance reque
3. The deeding of 5 l'
of thil Street.
4. The filing of a ra
An..1. -aAd the C
cfivlsion of the px1
t along Liberty Lane for the widening
rd of survey map with the City of
ty of Orange showing the proposed
arty.
No
e Ci ty Counci 1.
~IAM:;E NO. ~: Submitted by CI
;'ssion to divide the parcel of la
ttreet between Romneya Drive and K
s. and Joanna L. Leiker, requesting P8JJ-
escribed as I the ..st side of Maple.ood :.
od. Contains 3 lots.
The City Planning Co sion, pursuant to their Resolution No. ~~,
granted said variance subject to th following conditions:
1. The payment of $25.
Park and Recreatio
2. The filing of reco
Anaheim and the Co
of property.
3. Engineering requi
per lot for the acquisi tiol'rof
ites.
of survey map with the City of
y of Orange showing the division
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An appeal from action
to the sizes of hames to be constru
..d read, and Pyblic Hearing was 0
19. 1955, 7:00 o'clock P.M. on moti
un Fry. M:>TION CARRIED.
en by the City Planning Commission relative
d pursuant to said varian;e was submitted
ad to be held by the Citye~il,~
by Councilman Wisser, seconded by tIouncil-
988
l~... 7:00 P.M.
VAlIANC& NO. 3371 f ttedby Charlene Murane, requesting permission to operate
a Beauty Shop at 82 outh Claudlna Street.
nning Commission denied said variance.
,
No action I
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V MIAJCE NO. 338: ,
frontage and 7200 s'
located at the sout
s taken by the City Council.-
tted by Century Manor, requesting a waiver of the 70-.foot
re foot lot area requir.entl in Tract No. 2602 BIGb is
st corner of East Santa Ana Street and ,South Bast Street.
granted
nning Co.-ission, pursuant to their Resolution No. 142,
subject to the following conditions I
opos<<i to have one tier of lots 9000 square
t to Tract No. 1468.
two tiers of lots to be 7200 square feet.
two tiers of lots to be 6000 square feet,
will be directly across the street from R-3
property.
l1ngs will range from l~ to 1400 square
livable area.
,
1. It isi
feet .
2. The n~
3. The n:
as th
and Mot
4. The d
feet ~
No
s taken by the City Council.
itted by Century Manor, requesting a waiver C)f VIe 7Q.foot
act No. 2651 which is located on East SycaMOre Street
1559.
V AlIAtCE NO. 339:
frontage.n lots in
easterly of Tract N.
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nning Commission, pursuant to their Resolution ,No. l43~
granted
s taken by the City Council.
V~ NOa 3Alh itted by La Palma Cattle Co., r.equesting a waivu of
the front setbacks m 25 feet to 20 feet in Tract No. 2093 which is located
at the northeast cot r of Brookhurst and La Palma Avenue.
The City P nning ColMtisslon, pursuant to' their Resolution No. 144,
granted said variane subject to the maintaining of the ~foot front yard
setbacks on all lot$ n Brookhurst Street and West La Palma Avenue, but allow-
ing 20-foot on inte* rIots.
No action s taken by the City Council.
VAJtI.AK::E NO. 33ii itted by Mrs. Yanda Young, requesting permission to
erect a Duplex Dwel~ 9 at 834 South Olive Street.
nnlng Co_lssion denied said variance.
In...............'...
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No action s taken by the City Council.
VARIAtCE NOa 341: , i tted by David S. COllins, requ..t1ng a waiver of the
P-L Zone on property escribed as the north side of Ball Road east of Leon
StrlAt.
tions.
nning COII8ission granted said variance subject to condi-
1955,
Fry.
Review by the City Council was submi tted by David S.
a in was ordered to be held by theC1ty Councl1."y 10,
· on motion by Councilman ~sser, seconded by CounCilman
989
The City Planning Co ssion recommended the granting of the
permit subject to conditionsl and I communication from Arthur B. Weber set-
ting forth f~ther agreeable cond~ ons was submitted and read.
RESOLUTION ~. 27301 Councilma.A $ utte offered Resolution No. 2730 and
mov'ed for ita pa,asage andadoptior/1
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REVIEW ~ H9SPITALSIThI Submlt~ by Valley Investment Co., requesting
permission to erect and operate a! spital on property described briefly al:
300 feet north of La Palma Aven~e: Brookhurst.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL ~ THE CITY OF ANAHEIM GiANTING A SPECIAL
USE PERMIT Fca 1HE CONS1RLCTION A MAINTENNCE OF A HOSPITAL AT BROOKHURST
STREET ANI) LA P AUAA. AVENUE IN THE: TY OF ANAHEIM.
Refer to Resolution
On roll call the for ing resolution was duly passed and
adopted by tne fOllowing votes
AYES:
NOES;
ABSENT :
COUlCILMBI*
COUlCILMEN.
COUlCILMAN *
The Mayoro Pro T em de~
Bnd adopted.
TENTAnVE MAP. IRACT NO. 2651: (V
Manor located on East Sycamore Stt
Tract No. l519. Contains 30 lots.
Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
None.
Pearson.
resolution duly passed
Submitted by Century
side and easterly from
The City Planning Co. lssion voted to approve said tentative
map subject to the following: r
The City Council appt eel said tenta.tive mapaubject to the
conditions a. outlined by the City lanning CommIssion on motion by Council-
man Wisser, seconded by Councilau chutte. MJTION CARRIED;
TENTATIVE MAt. !RACT f<<). 2637: <Y lance No. 326) Subni tted by Realty
Engineering Co., located on the w+ side of South Los Angeles Street
just south of Tract No. 2090. Co~ ins 50 lots.
The City Planning Co ssionapproved said tentative map
subject to the following:
The use of Lots 1 to to be dete~lned later.
"The City Council app~ ad said tentative map subject to ~ondl~
tions as outlined by the 01 ty PIa ng COIIIRission on motion by Cduncl1man
Schutte, seconded by Councilman W ere MOnON CARRIED.
1.
2.
COJRpletion of an
The payment of $.
Park and Recreatl
The deeding of 5.
street widening.
Engineering requ~
3.
4.
l.
Making A and B St
mean moving Iris
The payment of ~
Park and Recre.t~
Engineering requ!
2.
3.
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ation proceedings.
00 per lot for the acquiaition of
Si tes.
feet to the City of Anaheim for
ents.
ets 54 feet in width which will
reet 8 feet to the east.
00 per lot for the acquisition of
Sites.
ents.
o
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990
subject
Entftprlses, Ltd.
and extend norther!
SuJ>>nitte<t bytb. ,Leeser
ese tracts are located on the oo"h side of a~.,. !)rive
to the proposed Houston Street Freeway.
aooing COlllniasion voted to approve said tentative map
ng*
1. All
must
2. Requ
be in
3. Make
"not I
4. Payaae
Park
5. Engln
lic utility .....ents on tAe perimeter
. 'minimum of 8 fftt.
that parcel "not a part of the $ubdiviston"
ded and improvements be put in thi s parcel.
treet out of Lot 4 for future access to ~rcel
art of the tract."
of $25.00 per lot for the acquisition of
Recreation Sites.
ing requireMents.
l.
2.
on of annexation proceedings.
ie utility easements on the perimeter must
1mum of 8 f..t.
ee to be moved eastward to a parcel "not a
the tract."
of $25. 00' per lot for the acquisition of
Recreation Sites.
ing requirements.
3.
4.
5.
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The plans r the proposed hOlRes in th_se tracts "J'e sul:af."taId.
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Mr. Murdod advised that there should be a condition to.pr.ndefor
a street into the Sf! ion undeveloped at the rear of the propertywnich'will
ultimately be develq for residential purposes.
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as No. "3" to read as follows I
After fur1:1
the CIty Council as
ing exceptions:
di scussion, the maps of both. tracts were .PP:IOved by
commended by the City Planning COIIInission with the follow-
Condition
as No. "3" to,be eliminated.
JRACING
Condition
"3.
e-sac to be moved eastward to the parcel
rt of the tract" straight through to
rlced "D" Street."
CARRIED.
Councilman Wisser, seconded by Councilman Fxy. MOTION
'-<;'-~ '''-''~- ~
Located at the northwest CQJ)ner of Nu~ Street
The Admini$ ative Officer reported that all fees have been paid,
and 'the improvement ~ ds for the tract have been filed.
The City Cq cil approved said Final Map of Tract No. 2426 __ject
to engineering req\li~ enta, on motion by CouncilMan Fry, seconcted byCMt.ftcl1_n
Wisser. ACrION CAIR~
991
Ci
1 5.... 7100 P.M.
1'1 NAL MAP. mACT 1<<). 23961
~rovement *onds filed for
that all fees have been paid an~
Said Final Map of T~ t No. 2396 was approved subject to engineer-
ing requirements on motion by Couri lman Schutte, seconded by Councilman Fry.
MJTION CAMIED.
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FINAL MAP. lBACT NO.. 2481:
JaECLASSIFICAtJON F-~~~alu
~equestin9 property be reclassifI
cial uses in this area.
n this tract was withheld to next meeting.
ted by the Breadway-Hale Stores, Inc.,
frOM R-A to C-l, allowing various comer-
No ~tloft was taken I
the City Planning COD'll1isslon.
Th~ CltyCouncil o~ public H,arift9 to be held May 10. 1955,
71()O o'clock P.M. on motion by Co 1 il.-n Wisser, seconded by CouncllJnan Fry.
J()TION CAJmIeD.
IF'C~~TFICA'UON F-541-~'-3iJ: Su1:Irn ted by Alfred A. HOly." reGIUeatlng reclassI-
fication fr~' R-A to G-l on propexi located at the northeast Corner of Euclid
Avenue and K~ella Road.
The CIty Planning C
reclassification.
ssion recommended the approval of said
The City, CouJ\Cil 0'-
7zoo o'clockp.M. on motion by Co
IVTION CaI..
W.LL ROADANlfXATION NO.2: Recei
J'8pOrt and alcla the City P lanniRg ,
ordered r.ei9'ed and filed on mati'
_n Fry. M01tON CAlRIiD.
Public He8t'i~ to be held May 10, . 1955,
lman Fry, seconded by Councilman Schutte.
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of the Orange County Boundary Commission's
Ission's report were submitted, read, and
by Councilman Schutte, seconded by Council-
RESOLUTION NQ. 2719: Councilman
fer its pass... .nd adoption.
offered Resolution No. 2719 and moved
Refer to Resolution
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E CITY OF ANAHEIM OGNSRITING TO THE
NNEXATION OF INHABITED TERRITcRY TO THE
ON NO.2).
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COOlCIL
COMMENCEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS FCR
CITY OF ANAHEIM. BALL ROAD ANNEX
On roll call the for
by the following vote:
ing resolution was duly passed and adopted
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT &
COUt-CI LMENI&
COOIeI LMEN~
Cotn<<:I LMANk
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Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van ~agoner.
NGne.
Pearson.
The Mayor Pro Tern dec
the fopegotng resolution dUlY passed
and adopt_~
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PERSONNEL; Eaployment of the foIl n9 personnel was ratified by the City
Council on,motion by COuncilman Wis r, seconded by CouncIlman Schutte.
Jlk)TION CARRIED.
Erwi~ Kelly,! fuge COllector, Schedule No. 21-A
Jerry Dick.n~ , Fireman, Schedufe No. 24-A
James Roncoli Patrolman, Schedule No. 24-A
jPNCH CRD1tAItiE: CQn~ideratlon of
until the return of Mr. Pearson on
Councilman Wisser. MOTION CARRIED.
e Bench Ordin~ftce was ordered to be delayed
tion by Counci ImaQ Sehut.te, seconded by
m
~
fl
()RJ)IMAYfE NO. 9891 i
r.ading and moved
uocilman ,Schutte offered Ordinance No.. 989 fO!i'~ '
its passage and adoption..
inance Book, page
TY OF ANAHEIM AlEfI)ItG ARTICLE III, CHAPTER. 2 0'.. tHi
BY AIDING A HE. SECTION maETO TO BE NUMBERED 3288.
A SIE BALL ROAD 3f) MILES PER H
On roll c
the following vote:
the foregoing ordinance was duly passed and adopted by
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT I
Fry, SChutte, Wisser, and Van Wagon.r.
None.
Pearson.
adopted.
'0 Tem declared the foregoing ordi~anc. dul Y p..... and
FPCRTION OF.NlJTJ<<X>D S
I Held over.
AM) SfF.C:{AI~ ns}! p~Jn(TT ~ Subnl tted by MaBley..Kuhas
Corporation. Publi earing 00 these requests was previQusly held with action
to be taken by the G y Council at a later date. No action taken at this
meeting.
RESOLUTION NO. 2731, Councilman Schutte offered Resolution No. 2731 and moved
for its passage and option.
~
olution Book, p_ge
A RESOWTION OF THE I TY COUlCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM APPRQVIJ<<; AND AUTH<R-
IZING THE EXECUTION i All ACaBRMPt{t TO BE MADS AND ENTE!REJ) Ith'O 'BY A8i) EIlEEN
THI CITY OF AHAHEUtJ 1HE PLACENTIA SANITARY DISIRICT RELA~IE TO THI USE
BY THE CITY OF ANAH!:j OF THE ffiAr<<3ETHCIU'E mUll( SEWE!R LINE OF PLACEMTIA.
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On roll c~
the following vote:
the foregoing resolution was duly passed and adepted by
AYES,
NOES:
ABSENT :
Fry, SChutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
Hone.
Pearson.
adopted.
The Mayor
Tem declared the foregoiag resolution duly pasled and
Y OF (JiAM3E fOR THE CONS 10 OF
Y of Orange for the construction of the Fir. S~Uon was
led on motion by Counciiman WisseI', seconded by Council-
D.
Said purch.
man Fry, seconded by
Y J The Administrative Officer recOlmeaded the
Copy Machine at the approximate cost of $530.00 to be
cy Fund.
was authoriaed by.the City CounciloR metionby'CoUAcl1-
uncilman Schutte. MOTION CARRIED.
SubDi tted by Fred Atel. The Chief of PoJtlce
suani tted a report r, tive to the investigation of Mr. Fred Ato1 and recom-
mended that Mr. Atol granted this partnership business license subject to
a non-arrest record f m the Federal Bureau of InvestigatIon.
Said reque. for business license was granted by the City Counci 1
on motion by Council 1 Wisser, seconded by Councilman Fry subject to said
recommendations of tij Chief of Police. MOTION CARRIED.
993
1956 - 7:00 P.M.
Cl
IOENTIFICATIoIiJ OFFICI!R CON)lI:;RJ:rJ;:! he City Council on motion by Councilman
lasser, secon4ed by Councilman Sch+ e authorized Forest Wolverton, Identifi-
cation Offlce~ to attend a Confere~ in Santa Barbara on May 25 through the
28, 1955, as recommended by the chi of Police. MOTION CARRIED.
.SRA~NG .~T: Report of Expen, paid for the month of March in mainta-in-
ing Sections , and 4 and treating .. tions 5 and 6 of the ~Qlnt Outfall SeWer
was submi tted and ordered received; filed on motion by Councilman Wisser, I
a-econded by Councilman Schutte. Mt> ON CARRIED.
4J.tPITl QU.rt~1y Audit by Diehl aria CODlpe1y was submittedt read, and ordered:
.,celved and filed on motion by Co: ilman Schutte, seconded by Councilm.an Fry.
II)TION CAlaIS..
~ST TO H~ BANNF-R 1 The Anahe~ High School was granted :JIequest to hang
lanner over Cfnter Street at Lemon, rom May 9 to May 21, advertising their
-rop of tb:. P4P.ft Slww,on motion ~ Councilman Schutte,second8d by Council-
..n Fry. II:>TION CARRIED.
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L~
~ELLATION 'F CITY T~1:S1' On mo
Oouncllman Fry, cancellation of Ci
,,-sed by the .State of California
to Ivan Wells i.nd Sons. AOTION C
n by Counci1.JM.n Wisser, .econded by
taxes was authorized on property pur-
Hi,hway '__se6a.. f:o..r I y ass..sect
, .
1IANSFER. Of lWi)S& The following t nsfers were authorized on motion by
launcilman Schutte, seconded by Co~ ilman Fry. MOTION CARRIED.
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- AJlXJNT
TO
$45,000.00
$20,000.00
, 9t~.OO
$35,000.00
$l~,OOO.OO
ation Fund
ic Safety Fund
ation Fund
eu Tax Fund
ng Meter Fund
General Fund
General Fund
GeFt.ral Fund
General Fund
Special IlIprov...nt Nnd
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MIJi! OF CIty-'llHED PIlCPERTYa DiscU ion was held on the proposed sale of
IIoperty ~. on Da.on Street, 10. 5 feet by 120 feet, pending the execution
Of Quiet Title.
~. Murdoch advised ~ t an offer had been received to purchase
the property lor 12,500.00 to be us as a building -site and recommended the
"Ie of the property.
, Said sale was author~ by the City Council, and tbe City
Attorney was requested to prepare ~ necessary doc\Dents on motion byCWneil-
..n Fry, seconded by CouncIlman Sc~ tee MOTION CARRIED.
A lYE MAP lR T 72
Aing the eng1lleet'ing on Tract No.
the owner req8sted a variance in 1:1
5 feet to 4 feet on 6O-foot streets
I1dewalks on all Cul-de-sac streets
The City Council on n1 10n by Councilman SChutte, seconded by
Councilman .Fry favored the eliminat n of sidewalk requirements on the CuI-de-
sac streetronly in Tracts Nos. l7~ 2577, and 2578. MOTION CARRIED.
7 A representative of the firm
8 addressed the CQuncil, advi sing that'
matter of sidewalks to be reduced from
and further requested the elimination of
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ADJOORNED.
..,
Councilman Schutte IDa
the motion. MOTION CARRIED.
to adjourn. Council.an Fry seconded
SIGNED.