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and filed on motion by
MOTION CARRIED.
NTER- IC It was m()ved by Councilman Coons,
seconded by Counc man Fry, !that membership in Inter-American Municipal
Organization be a thorized tior this year only, and that membership
contribution in t e amount of $100.00 be paid. MOTION CARRIED.
SIGNEDi
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ADJOURNMENT. Council
the motion.
to adjourn. Councilman Fry seconded
ADJOURNED I
,Ofornia -COUNCIL MINUTES - March 1
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Council of the City of Anaheim met in regular session.
PRESENT a
ABSENT.
PRESENT I
Chandler, Coons, Fry, Thompson and Sohutte.
N. None.
GER. Ke~th Ao Murdod1.
RNEY. P1eston Turnero
KI DeneMg Williams, .
RKS DIREQTORI Thornton Piersall.
ITY ENGINUER. James Maddox.
,LANNING DjRECTORI Richard Ag Reese.
COUNCI
COUNCI
CITY
CITY A
CITY C
PUBLIC
Ar::rING
ACfING
hutte ca11ed the meeting to order.
MINUTES. Minutes of the regular meeting held March 7, 1961 were approved
on motion by Cou Oilman Coons, seconded by Councilman Fry. MOTION CARRIED.
of Mutual Citrus Products
front of their new cold
Street, and to blacktop the
submitted.
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~ecommenda~ons of the City Engineer, temporary waiver of
sidewalk require tnts was granted, on motion by Councilman Fry, seconded
by Councilman Ch ndlero MOtION CARRIED.
AN
Application requesting permission to
ng sign at 1660 W. Lincoln, together with plana, was
lewed by the Council, and on motion by Councilman Chandler,
Refe. to Resolutl n Book.
R410WlIICIJ NO. 6751.
A 'IE.urtON OF THE CITY CO . CIL OF TtJ CITY OF ANAHEIM FINDING AND DETERMINING
THAT PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY ~EQUIRE THE CONSTRUCTION AND COMPLETION
OF A PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT, TO WIT. THE MILLER STREET SEWER IMPROVEMENT, FROM
ANAHEIM ROAD TO APPROXIMATE Y 721 FEET' SOUTH OF ANAHEIM ROAD, IN THE CITY
OF ANAHEIM, JOB NO. 1218, A () APPROVINP THE DESIGNS, PLANS, PROFILES,
DRAWItlGS AND SPECIFICATIONS POR THE CoNSTRUCTION THEREOFr AUTHORIZING THE
CONSTltUCTION OF SAID PUBLIC IMPROVEMENt IN ACcmDANCE WITH SAID PLANS,
SPECIFICATIONS, ETC., AND A ,HORIZING ~ND DIRECTING THE CITY CLERK TO PUBLISH
A NOTICE INVITING SEALED PR PoSALS FOR THE COOSTRUCTION THEREOF. (Bids to be
opened April 13, 1961, 2.00 P.M.)
RqoIJ.(II~ NO. 6752. A RE "UTION OF tHE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY Of ANAHEIM
FINDIIG AND DETERMINING THA PUBLIC OO~ENIENCE AND NECESSITY REQUIRE THE CON-
STRuctION AND CQAPLETION OF A. PUBLIC I~PROVEMENT, TO WITa THE IMPROVEMENT OF
LOS ANGELES STREET, FRCJA CE alTOS AVENtJE TO APPROXIMATELY 600 FEET SOUTHERLY
THEREOF, IN THE CITY OF ANA IM, JOB N~. 561, AND APPROVING THE DESIGNS, PLANS,
PROFILES, DRAWINGS AND SPEC fICATIONS FOR THE CONSTRUCfION THEREOF, AurHORIZING
THE CONSTRUCTION OF SAID P tIC IMPROVEMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH SAID PLANS,
SPECIFICATIONS, ETC.; AND A HORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CITY CLERK TO PUBLISH
~p:~~~c;p;~Ig~Gl~~~~~t~ ::;~)S FOR THE CONSTROCTION THEREOF. (Bids to be n
R~SOI1JI.ION NO. 6753. A RES Ii.tlfION OF tHE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM
FINDIII; AND DETERMINING TIiA PUBLIC CONvENIENCE AND NECESSITY REQUIRE THE CON-
STRUcrION AND COMPLETION OF A PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT, TO WIT. THE IMPROVEMENT OF
CIES STREET, FRC14 PLACENTIA AVENUE TO CYPRESS AVENUE, IN THE CITY OF ANAHEIM,
JOB NO. 575J AND APPROVING HE DESIGNS, PLANS, PROFILES, DRAWINGS AND SPECI-
FICATIONS FOR THE CONSTRUCT ON THEREOF. AtlfHORIZING THE CONSTRUCTION OF SAID
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT IN ACCORANCE WITH$AID PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, ETC_, AND
AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING T CITY CLERK TO PUBLISH A NOTICE INVITING SEALED
PROPOSALS FOO THE CONSTRUCfON THEREOF. (Bids to be opened April 13, 1961, 2100 P.M.)
RESOLLlI'ION NO. 67541 A RES LUTION OF tHE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM
FINDING AND DETERMINING THA PUBLIC ComvENIENCE AND NECESSITY REQUIRE THE CON-
STRUCTION AND CCMPLETION OFA PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT, TO WIT, THE BALL ROAD STREET
IMPROVEMENT FRCM PLACENTIA VENUE TO TI!IE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD, IN THE
CITY OF ANAHEIM, JOB NO. 48 0, AND APPROVING THE DESIGNS, PLANS, PROFILES,
DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONSPOR THE CONSTRUCTION THEREOF; AtlfHORIZING THE
CONSTRUCTION OF SAID PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH SAID PLANS,
SPECIFICATIONS, ETC.; AND A HORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CITY CLERK TO PUBLISH
A NOTICE INVITING SEALED PR ROSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION THEREOF. (Bids to be
opened April 13, 1961, 2100 PoMo)
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seoonded by Councilman Tho son, granted as requested. MOTION CARRIED.
RECLA$SIFICATICN NO. F~~O-56-30J Request of Go R. Parsons for 120-day extension
of ti.. of improvement bond filed in qlonnection with Reclass1ficat1on
No. P-05-06-30, was submitt d, and grarted, on the recommendations of the
Actin, City Engineer, on mo ton by Coulncilman Coons, seconded by Councilman
Thomplon. Al)TION CARRIED.
Councilman Coons offered
for passage and adoption.
On roll call the oregoing Resolutions Nos. 6751 to 6754, both
inclusive, were duly passed and adopted by the following vote.
AYES,
NOES.
ABSENT.
t Chandler, Coons, Fry, Thompson and Schutte.
. None.
a None.
The Mayor declare Resolutions Nos. 6751, 6752, 6753 and 6754 duly
passed and adopted.
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F NA TION - 30 . 11991 The Director of Public Works certified
that Orange Count iConstruct~on Company has completed the construction
of the Olive Stre sewer im~rovement from Commercial Street to La Palma
Avenue, in accord nce with plans and specifications, and recommended the
work be official 1 :accepted.
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R L I NO. , . A RESOJi,.UTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ANAHEIM FINALLY A EPTING T~ CCMPLETION AND THE FURNISHING OF ALL PLANT,
LABOR, SERVICES, MA .RIALS AND. EQUIPMENT AND ALL tJI'ILITIES AND TRANSPORTATICIJ
INCLUDING POWER, tfEL AND WAtER, AND PERFORMING ALL WORK NECESSARY TO
CONSTRUCT AND COM ~TE THE F~LLOWING 'PUBLIC IMPROVEMJ:NT, TO WIT. THE
OLIVE STREET SEWE . IMPROVEME$T, FRCM LA PALMA AVENUE TO CCWMERCIAL STREET,
IN THE CITY OF AN ~IM, JOB $0. 1199. (Orange County Const. Co.)
by the
call the foregoing Resolution was duly passed and adopted
ote.
AYES. COUNCILME~. Chandler, Coons, Fry, Thompson and Schutte.
NOES. COUNCILME~I None.
ABSENT. I COUNCILMEN. None.
The May t declared'Resolution No. 6755 duly passed and adopted.
~EDS Of EASEMENTSa C .ncilman C~andler offered Resolutions Nos. 6756, 6757
and 6768 for pass ,e and ado~tion.
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;Resolution Book.
A RESOLtn'ION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
" GRANT D$D CONVEYING TO THE CITY OF ANAHEIM: aiRTAIN
~ EASEMENT FOR ROAD AND PUBLIC tn'ILITY PURPOSIS.
Co. )
On roll call the foregoing Resolutions Nos. 6756, 6757 and 6758
were duly passed d adopted by the following vote.
AYES.
NOES I
ABSENT
COUNCILMaN, Chandler, Coons, Fry, Thompson and Schutte.
COUNCILMaN. None.
COUNCILMSNt None.
The Ma dr declared Resolutions Nos. 6756, 6757 and 6758 duly
passed and adopt .
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,ESOLurION NO. 6759, ouncilman Coons offered Resolution No. 6759 for passage
and adoption.
Refer q Resoluti~n Book.
A RESOLtn'ION OF ItE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM DECLARING ITS
INTENT ION TO V AC~E AND ABAIDON THAT POOT ION OF AN EASEMENT FOR PUBLIC
trrILITY PURPOSES ~PON, ALON$, OVER AND THROUGH THE HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED
REAL PROPERTY, F~ING A TI~ AND PLACE FOR A HEARING THEREON, DIRECI'ING
THE POSTING OF N ICES THER~OF AND THE .PUBLICATION OF THIS RESOLUTION.
(Public hearing ,ril ll, 1~6l, 3,00 P.M.) (Santa Ana Fwy & Manchester St.,
close to Loara)
On rol call the foregoing Resolution was duly passed and adopted
by the following vote1
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AYESI
NOES,
ABSENT 1
Chand~er, Coons, Fry, Thompson and Schutte.
None.
None.
The Mayor
No. 6759 duly passed and adopted.
offered
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A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY GO CIL OF TIf CITY OF ANAHEIM DIRECTING THE COR-
RECTION OF THE DESCRIPTION F THE BOUNpARIES OF THE WAGNER SUNKIST ANNEXATION
TO CCJfFORM TO SUGGESTED CHA GES BY THE: ffiANGE COUNTY BOUNDARY CCJAMISSION.
On roll call
by the following vote.
oregoing R~solution was duly passed and adopted
AYES.
NOES.
ABSENT.
Chandl~r, Coons, Fry, Thompson and 5chutte.
None.
None.
No. 6760 duly passed and adopted.
5 S The City Manager reported
f t the purc ase of two units, 17,000 G.V.W. Truck
Chassis, as fOllows, and re ommended the acceptance of the low bid, that of
L. D. Coffing Company, in t . amount of $5,455.84 for the two unitsl
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L. Do Coffing Com any
International Har ester
McCoy Motor Co.
Cone Bros.
McMurtrie-Payne
$5,455.84
5,601.21
bid)5,305.35
" 5,586.92
6,403.70
Dodge D-500
International B-162
Ford F-600 (partial
Chev. C-6803 "
G.M.C.
Councilman Thomps n moved that the bid of L. D. Coffing Company
be accepted and purchase au horized. Councilman Coons seconded the motion.
MOTION CARRIED.
POI SIS The City Manager reported
in ormal of one 22,000 G.V.W. Truck Chassis,
as follows, and recommended the acceptance of the low bid, that of
International Harvester Com any in the amount of $3,722.42.
International Ha
McMurtrie-Payne C
Cone Bros.
McCoy Motor Co.
L. D. Coffing Co.
ster Co.
p.
International Model 180
G.M.C.
$3,722.42
3,787.4~
no bid
no bid
no bid
Councilman Thomps
be accepted and purchase au
MOTION CARRIED.
~ Correspondence requiri~g vote of Council was ordered received
and filed on motion by Counc ilman Chanqler, seconded by Counc1lman Coons.
MOTION CARRIED. a. Jerr Shipkey -commending the Anaheim Fire Department
b. Rich ~ R. Harris - reo convention center
moved that the bid of International Harvester Co.
rized. Councilman Fry seconded the motion.
VARIANCE NOf 1214. Mr. Joe Geisl ~, Assist~nt City Attorney, advised that papers
had been furnished their of ce by Mr.J. J. Franklin, Applicant, certifying
that within the time limit 0 Variance No. 1214, he had the completed working
drawings prepared by an arch teet, loan commitment made, and application for a
building permit had been mad by the contractor. However, as the loan did
not materialize, constructio ceased and the Applicant has been diligently
attempting to obtain financi 9 to continue the project.
Councilman Chandle moved thart previous action taken by the Council
pertaining to the expiration of Variance No. 1214, be rescinded, and that it be
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the finding of th ,Council that the project authorized by said variance
has been diligent y advanced within the time limit required by law.
Councilman Thomps n seconded the motion. MOTION CARRIED.
COUNTY PLANN ING
of Orange County
changes, designat
F, and proposes t
Agricultural (Oil
and Ml Light Indu
and AR(O) Agricul
properties south
west of the Santa
Mr. Martin Kreidt,
D SIR CC Notice
lann1ng Co 1ss100 hearing on proposed land use district
as SectiQnal District Map 7-4-9, Exhibits C, D.. E and
change fr~m the Al General Agricultural and Al(6)" rieneral
oduction) Districts to the Rl Single Family Residenoe
! ial or C~ General Business or AR Agricultural Residential
al Residantial (Oil Production) Distriots, certain
the Rive~side Freeway, east of Rio Vista Street and
a River, in the east Anaheim area, was submitted by
Anaheim Senior Plannero
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and the
ries of each exhibit were outlined on the Master Plan,
~s presen~ed were rev1ewed by the Council.
Mr. Krei ~ read in full, an excerpt of the City Planning
Commission meeti ; held Mardh 20, 1961, wherein they found the following
facts a
1. The
in Exhibit F woul
perties, with the
northeast corner
oposed AR and AR(O) reclassifications, as contained
constitut~ the highest and best use of subject pro.
~ception df the 18.45 acre parcel located on the
Lincoln Avenue (Anaheim-Road) and Rio Vista Street.
2. The ~ghest anq best use of said 18.45 acre parcel would
be reali zed by its treclassi fjjcation to the County C-l, Looal Business
District Zone.
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Thereup
Planning Departme
recommendations 0
mentioned findings
Anaheim City Counc
~ it was moved and passed by the Commissioners that the
i transmi tto the Orange County Planning Connission the
the Anahetm Planning Commission, as outlined in the afore-
subject to the review and approval thereof by the
J..
Mr. Dave Collins, 1:077 W. Ball Road, Realtor, presented a plot
plan layout of the &hopping Qenter proposed for the northeast corner of
Anaheim-Olive Road ~nd Rio V~sta Street, and explained that County C-2
zoning was applied for under a misunderstanding and that the application
will be amended to County C-l.
Mr. Robe t F. Waldrion, Santa Ana Attorney, representing owners
of property in the AA (0) area, and also in the East Anaheim Shopping Center.
reported on the pa It hearings before the County PlanningCoDll\1ss1on and felt
that the City Coun d.lts recoJ$1endations would be premature at this time,
as new exhibits an additional evidence are still to be presented to the
County Planning C ission.
Mr. Joe arte and Mr. Ray DinkIer, owners of property in the area
proposed for AR(O) zoning, and Mr. Dominick Sfregola,'property owner in East
Anaheim Shopping hter, addressed the Council in support of r~arks made
by Attorney Robert F. Waldron.
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Mr. Hen hg, owner of property proposed forC-l at the northeast
corner of Anaheim live Road and Rio Vista, addressed the Council, urging
favorable consider tion of th;is requested zoning.
Further i.scussionwas held by the Council and at the conclusion
thereof, Councilma Chandler moved that we express, through the City Managerts
Office or the Plan ~ng Department, the opinion of the City Council of the
Ci ty of Anaheim is that the z:oning of the subject territory remain the same
as it is until sue time as specific developments are presented, accompanied
by specific and pr cise plans, and at that time we can give individual
answers to any zon ng that is going in the area. Further, recommend,
subject to the pre entation of specific plans for a neighborhood shopping
center, that the A aheim City Council has no objections to the institution
of a C-l zone on t e northeast corner of Rio Vista and Anaheim-Olive Road
(Lincoln Avenue), ~oviding that the C-l zone be limited to the uses con-
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tained in the C-l section
that the corner,
service stationo
the Anahel~ Municipal Code, with the exception
ce of 150 ,! x 150 I ,be zoned for use as a
Coons secqnded the motion. MOTION CARRIED.
ReCESS, Councilman Chandler move . to reces~1 to 7130 P.M. Councilman Coons
seconded the motion. MOTION CARRIED.i(Recessed at 5130 P.M.)
AFTER RECESi1
PRESENT.
ABSENT.
Mayor Schutte call d the meetiling to order.
COUNCILMEN. Chand ~r, Coons, Fry, Thompson and Schutte.
COUNCILMEN 1 Noneo
Lt. Brown from the Salvation Army, gave,l the Invocation.
Mayor Schutte led the Pledge of Allegia~ce to the Flag.
e I LIe ARING - CON I NAL USE 'RMIT NO.9. Submitted by Melvin Lo
and Donna Do SCharnweber, re~esting pe mission to construct single story,
semi-p~ivate deluxe apartmen ~ on prope~ty located on the west side of
Haster Street between Katell and Orang~wood Avenues.
The City Council C fltinued satid hearing from the meeting of
February 21, 1961, and the C ty Clerk w~s instructed to reschedule
this matter to be considered toncurrent1y with proper application either
for reclassification or vari nce.
The City Clerk su ltted for Council information, VARIANCE NQ. 1347.
granted March 20, 1961 by th City Planning Commissionts Resolution No. 209,
Series 1960-61, subject to c nditionso
Correspondence fro Harry and Evelyn Deitschman, dated March 6, 1961,
was submitted, favoring said yariance, however, requesting provision be made
for a wall between their pro ertieso
Discussion was hel
the varianceo At the conclu
Councilman Coons, seconded b
action taken by the City PIa
that the City Clerk be autho
further, that the public hea
tinued to said scheduled dat
No. 1347. MOTION CARRIED.
pertaining to the Code deviations noted in
ion of the discussion, it was moved by
Councilman Chandler, that 'review be held of
aing Commi~sion on Variance Noo 1347, and
ized to schedule date for public hearing,
lng on Condition Use Permit No. 98, be con-
, to be considered concurrently with Variance
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0- 1- 8. Submitted by Guy D. and Viola M.
change 0 zone fromR-O to C-l, property located at 1585.
(north s de of Katella Avenue, between Carnelian and
The City Planning ~rnmission, pursuant to their Resolution. No.
179, Series 1960-61, recomme Qed said reclassification, subject to the
following conditions.
1. Development su
20 Provision of P
in accordance with Code requ
business-professional office
3. Installation 0
west property lines.
4. Dedication of
Avenue (40 feet existing).
5. Preparation of
all improvements in accordan
office of the City Engineero
6. Payment of $2. 0 per front
7. Time limitatio of 90-dayt
stantially in accordance with plans presented.
rking facilities, and modification of plans thereof,
rements fOf use of the subject property for either
or a medical-center.
a six foot masonry wall on the north, east and
from monumented centerline of Katella
improvement plans and installation of
aPPfoved standard plans on file in the
foot for street lighting purposes.
for accomplishment of It.emsNos. 4, 5
and 6.
The Mayor asked if anyon~ wished to address the Council.
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Mr. Guy Warren, Applicant, presented large revised rendering,
reducing the numb r of units from 24 to 22, and explained that the
parking requireme ts would cCbnform with the Anaheim Municipal Code, 'as
the plan was flex ble and could be changed to meet city requirements.
Revised
addition to consi
consideration was
construction, ant
Councilman Coons
(April 4, 1961) s
development 0 Cou
reviewed by the City Council. and in
requirements and arrangements thereof,
also given to trash collection, the type of building
~nces and 'xito At the conclusion of the discussiori,
ed that ~ublic hearing be continued for two weeks
that the Applicant can submit revised plan of
ilman Chandler seconded the motion. MOTION CARRIED.
LIC HEARING - RECL
Enma B. Ungrath,
located at 1460 S
Buena Vista Avenu
IFICATION'NO. 60..61-59. Submitted by Andrew G. and
uesting a change of zone from R-l to C-l, property
th Euclid Avenue (east side of Euclid Avenue, between
and Cerri10s Avenue).
The Cit Planning qommission, pursuant to their Resolution
No. lBO, Series 1 0-61, recommended said reclassification, subject to
the following con "tionsl
there
anyone wished to address the Council.
10
2.
30
Noso 1 and 20
4.. Rec
zone to the C-l,
No. 1 only and th
shall be submitt
llation of sidewalks and driveway.
! t of $2.00 per front foot for street lighting pu~oses.
1imitation of 90-days for the accomplishment of Items
:ssification from the R-A, Residential Agricultural,
ighborhooQ COlJlllercial, zone shall be limited to Parcel
~orrect legal description covering said property
'for approval and filing with subject petition.
Dro Ro
Commission9s Find.
that he made the
start he would be
would like to be
Pernell (dentist) called attention to City Planning
Noo 4, with reference to "one doctor", and advised
:atement to the City Planning Commission, that at the
e only doctor, however, if his practice warranted, he
le to accommodate an associate.
provided,
1 agreed that the size of the building and the parking
ommodate two doctors.
asked if anyone else wished to address the Council,
nse, dec1ared the hearing closed.
RE L ION NO. ~ ;1 Counci1man Coons offered Resolution No. 6761 for
adoption, authori og the preparation of ordinance, reclassifying the pro-
perty as requeste subject to recommendations of the City Planning
Commission, and f her subject to conditions imposed on adjacent property
to the south (F-5 0-25 - Jiles-Hemler - Ordinance No. 1454), reading as
follows, 10 (a) hat all engineering requirements of the City of Anaheim,
along both Euclid nd Cerritos Avenues, such as curbs and gutters, sidewalks,
street grading an paving, drainage facilities, or other pertinent work be
complied with as uired by the City Engineer and in accordance with
standard plans an specifications on file in the office of the City
Engineer; and (b) that a bond in an amount and form satisfactory to the
City of Anaheim b posted with the City to guarantee the installation of
said engineering uirementso
the sum
the owners of subject property pay to the City of Anaheim
front foot for street lighting purposes.
3. That
City of Anaheim C
restrictions shall
business offices,
from the floor),
laboratories (no i
offices, research
the owners of subject property place of record standard
Deed Restrictions, approved by the City Attorney, which
limit the uses of subject property to. a beauty parlor,
nks, pharmacies, exhibit halls (private - no retail sales
ical centers, physical, medical and diagnostic
dustrial production on the premises), professional
nstitutes and laboratories, and restaurants intended and
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distinguished from the gener
structure existing on said
restrictions may be used for
it is first remodeled to con
law and City of Anaheim ordi
Refer to Resolutio
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conveniences of the district as
1 public, and shall provide that any residential
operty as jof the date of the filing of said
any permi~ted use; provided that, if necessary,
orm to the minimum standards required by State
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY CO tIt OF THEi CITY OF ANAHEIM FINDING AND DETERMINING
THAT TITLE 18 OF THE ANAHEIM ~UNICIPAL !~ODE RELATING TO ZONING SHOULD BE
AMENDEI) AND THAT THE BOUNDAR 1;S OF CERT~IN ZONES SHOULD BE CHANGED.
(60-61-59 - C-l)
On roll call the f tegoing Re~olution was duly passed and adopted
by the following vote,
AYES I
NOES,
ABSENT.
COUNC ILME .
COUNCILME .
COUNCILME .
Chandle!lr, Coons, Fry, Thompson and Schutte.
None..
Noneo
The Mayor declared iesolution No. 6761 duly passed and adopted.
Mr. Ungrath was re lnded that he is required to furnish the correct
description of the property ~ the City Attorney's office so that necessary
documents pertaining to this action can be prepared.
Submitted by Belond and Babson
nger, Age t, requesting change of zone from
R~A to M-l on property locat , on the sputh side of Anaheim Road, between
Dowling and Miller Streets ( ercel No.1), and property located on the east
side of Dowling Street betwe ~ Anaheim Road and La Palma Avenue (Parcel No.2).
The City Planning
Series 1960-61, recommended
to the following conditions I
tmmission, pursuant to their Resolution No. 181,
aid reclassification for M-l and P-L, subject
1. Filing of deed festrictions limiting development of subject
property to M-l, Light Manuf cturing, uses only.
2. Dedication of ! feet fro~ the monumented centerline of Dowling
(20 feet existing).
3. Dedication of $ feet from the monumented centerline of Anaheim
Road (20 feet existing)o
4. Preparation of street improvement plans and installation of all
improvements in accordance w th approve~ standard plans on file in the office
of the City Engineer at time of develop~ent of subject property.
5. Reclassificati n to the P~L, Parking-Landscaping, zone of 50 feet
after street dedication from the front property line abutting Dowling Avenue
and 50 feet after street ded cation fro~ the front property line abutting
Anahei. Road, and reclassifi ation to the M-l, Light Manufacturing, zone
of the balance of Parcel No. 1 and Parcel No. 2 of subject property.
6. Payment of $2. 0 per front foot for street lighting purposes,
at time of development, for owling Avenue and Anaheim Road.
70 U~ility easeme is to be provided along exterior boundaries as
determined by Director of Ut lities.
8. Time limitatio 'of 90-days for accomplishment of Item Noso 2 and 30
The Mayor asked if anyone wished to address the Council, there
being no response, declared he hearing closed.
Discussion was hel
RESOLlTtION NO. 67621 Counc i
authorizing preparation of n
P-L, subject to the recommen
exception of Condition No. 1
restrictions be amended to r
sale of alcoholic beverages
to that of the caretaker of
between t&e City Council and Mr. Craig Grainger.
man Fry offered Resolution No. 6762 for adoption,
oessary or~inance, changing the zone to M-l and
ations of the City Planning Commission, with the
That Condition No.1, pertaining to deed
ad, "Filint of deed restrictions prohibitinq the
nd limitin, any residential use of the property
he sUbject property"o
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ARESOLtrrION OFT i CITY COlM:IL OF THE CITY Of ANAHEIM. FINDING AND'
DETERMINING THAT T tLE 18 OF ~HE ANAHEIM MUNICIPAL CODE. RELATING TO 7DNING
SHOULD BE AMENDJ;D . D THAT TI-J: BOUNDARIES 01' CERTAIN ZONES SHOULD 88
CHANG~D. t (60.61. 0 - M-l and P..L) .
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On roll $11 the ',*,e;oio; ResolutiQn we. dulypl".d and
~dopted by the t01 ~wlng vot.~
AYES, COUNGILMENh Chandler, Coons, Pry, Thomplonand Schutte.
NOES. ~OUNCIUU!N~, Non.~
ABSENT, COUNGILME~I None.
declared Resolution No. 6762 duly pasl.d and adopted.
Submitt.d by 'tlond and I.b,on
tnve.et.ment 'Corri"p.ny. i Criji. 9 ara;.;,. nger, . Ag..e.n.t. ' ..r.. .qUeeting. e. hi. ",. O. f 10. ". ,. fr.o.m
R.A to M-l. proper r located ~t 3463 Bast La Palma Avenue (north sid. of
l.a Palma Avenue. tween Dowl;~ng and JefferaonStre.ta).
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The City planning Cpmmiasion, pursuant to th.1rR'lolutlon
No. lB2, Series 19 ~-61, reeo~.nded said reclassification for M-1 and P-t,
subject to the fol pwing cond~tions.
1. Fill, of deed ~.strictionl limiting d.v.lopmtnt of sUbject
property to M-l, L ,ht Manufapturing, uses only.
2. Dedi .tion of 5a fe.t from the manument.d c.nt,lrll0tot ,La
Palma Avenue (20 f+t existinp). .
3. Prep ration of .treet improve.nt planland in.tallaticn of
all improvements i :accordane~ with approved standard plana on fl1. in the
office of the City engineer at time of development of subJect property.
4. Recl ,sification to the P-L Parking-Landlcaping, zone of ~O
feet after street,dication from the front property line abutting LI Palma
Avenue, and reclas ification to the M-l, Light Manufacturing. zone of the
balance of subject property. "
5. paym at of $2.00 per front foot for street lighting purpose..
at time of develotnt, for La Palma Avenue.
6. Uti 1 ty easements to be provided along exterior.boundari..
as determined by D teetor of Utilities.
7. Time limitation of 90 days for the accomplishm.ntof It.m No.2.
asked if anyone wished to addre.s the Council, th.re
declared the hearing clos.d.
being
Agent.
n was held between the City Council and Mr. Cr~lg Grainger,
Council~an Fry offered Resolution No. 6.763 ferpa888g.
izing pret:>aration of necessary ordinance', cbanpn, the
zone to M-l and p... . subject to the reconmendations of the CityPlanntng
Conmission, except rtg Conditon No.1. That Condition No.'l pertaining to
deed restrictions . amended to read, -Filing of deed restrietionspro-
hlbltlng the sale f alcoholic beverages and limiting any residential use
of the property to that of the caretaker of the subject property-.
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Refer to Resolution Book.
A RESOLtrrION OF T 'CITY COUN~IL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM FIN.DING AND DETER-
MINING THAT TITLE 8 OF THE AIlAHEIM MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO ZONING
SOOULD BE AMENDED D THAT T~ BOUNDARIES OF CERTAIN ZONES SHOULD BE
CHANGED. (60-61-6 - M-l and P-L)
On roll all the foregoing Resolution was duly passed and adopted
by the following v iel
AYES~ GOUNCILMEN. Chandler, Coons, Fry, Thompson and Schutte.
NOESt ~OUNCILMEN. None.
ABSENT a aOUNCILMEN. None.
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6763 duly passed and adopted.
PUBLIC 0- -6 .; Submitted by Robert L. and Bertha Lei
PaYln, requesting a change 0 zone from,! R-l to C-2, property locat.dat the
southeast corner of La Palma .nd Sequoi~ Avenues, and further described as
a portion of Lot 34, Tract N . 1161.
The City Planning ~mmission, pursuant to their Resolution
Noo 183, Series 1960-6l, reo Ifmended re~lassification to C-l zoning,
subject to the following con itionsl
10 Filing of deed
to C-l, Neighborhood Commerc
20 Development su
3. Installation 0
plans to be submitted to and
4. Installation o.
consist of six inch thickne$
5. Time limitatio
testrictio~s limiting use of subject property
aI, uses oply.
stantially in accordance with plans presented.
standard ~urb, gutter, and sidewalks, with
approved by the Engineering Departmentg
sidewalks'at access locations to parking areas to
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of 90-day~ for accomplishment of ItemsNos. 3 and 40
The Mayor asked if
to add~ess the Council.
Mrs. Bertha L. Pay ~ was pres,nt to answer questions.
No one addressed t
declared the hearing closed.'
opposition, thereupon, the Mayor
RESQL~ION NO. 6764a Counci ~an Chandler offered Resolution Noo 6164 for
passage and adoption, author %ing preparation of necessary ordinance, changing
the zone from R-l to C-l, su ject to the recommendations of the City
Planning Commission.
Refer to Resolutio
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY CO qILOF THE. CITY OF ANAHEIM FINDING AND DETER-
MINING THAT TITLE 18 OF THE ,AHEIM MUN~CIPAL CODE RELATING TO ZONING SHOULD
BE AMENDED AND THAT THE BOUN IES OF C$RT AIN ZONES SHOULD BE CHANGED.
(60-61-62 - C~l)
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On roll call
by the following vote.
>>egoing Re$olution was duly passed and adopted
AYES.
NOES I
ABSeNT.
Chandler, Coons, Fry, Thompson and Schutte.
None.
None.
No. 6764 duly passed and adopted.
I Submitted by Richard E. Wineland,
hange of tone from R-A to C-l, two parcels of
Broadway between Euclid Avenue and
The City Planning mmission, pursuant to their Resolution Noo
184, Series 1960-6l, recomme ed said reclassification, subject to the
following conditions)
1. Development
20 Dedication of
of easterly l30 feet, Parcel
3. Installation 0
4. Payment of $2.
on both streets.
5. Utility easeme s to be p10vided along exterior boundaries as
determined by Director of UtOlities.
6. Time limitatio of 90 days for accomplishment of Item Nos. 2,
3, 4, and 5.
7. Filing of deed restrictior)s limiting use of subject property
to business and professional offices only, including pharmacies and laboratories.
stantially in accordance with plans presented.
feet fro~ the monumented centerline of Broadway
o. 1 (30 feet existing).
sidewalks on Broadway and Pampas Lane.
per front foot for street lighting purposes
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if anyone wished to address the Council.
Acting C tyEngineet, James Maddox, reported that entin..ring
requirements for P tcel No. 1 had been inadvertently omitted fromthlir
recanmendations, a 4i asked th~t Condition No. 2 be amended to read,
-dedication of 45 .et from ttle monumented centerline of Broadway on,
both Paree~Nos. 1 .nd 2-. That Condition No.3 require installation
of sidewalks on Br .dway fronting Parcels Nos 1 and 2 and on PampuI Lane.
In addition, the f tther requlrement of preparation of stre.t improvement
plans and installa ion of all improvements in accordance: with 'ap~rovld
standard plans on ile in the office of the City Engineer, on Broadway
fronting Parcels No . 1 and 2, to ~he easterly line of Parcel ~o. 1.
Mro Kent
clarification of t
and advising that
however Parcel No.
future development
of deed restrictio
Agent, ad~ress.d the Council, requesting further
. conditiops imposed by the City Planning Commission
.reel No. ~ was proposed for immediate development,
1, being a much larger project, 1s proposed for
and reque~ted that the cond~tionrequirin9tn. filing
S limiting the project to certain C-l uses, be lifted.
there
asked if anyone else wisheQ to address':the Council,
onse, declared the hearing closed.
. Counci~man Coons offered Resolution No. 6765 for
, authoriJing the preparation of neeeleal'Y ol'dinance,
changing the zone .requested. subject to the recommendations of the
City Planning Comm .sion, and amendments thereto submitted by the Acting
City Engineer.
Refer
esolution Book.
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A RESOLlTI'ION OF T :CITY COUN~IL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM fINDING AND
DETERMINING THAT T 'LE 18 OF tHE ANAHEIM MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO
ZONING SlI>ULD BE NDED AND THAT THE BOUNDARIES Of CERTAIN ZONES SIOJLD
BE CHANGED. (60-6 J63 - C-l)
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On roll
by the following v
the fo~egoing Resolution was duly passed, and 'adopted
AYES.
NOES.
ABSENT .
Chandler, Coons, Fry, Thompson and Schutte.
None.
None.
No. 6765 duly passed and adopted.
'Merriam E.
located at
Avenue) .
The City lanning CC)JllDission, pursuant to their R'IQ1"UtlonNo.
185, ~eries 1960-6 , recommended said reclassification, subje,ct to:..the
following conditio I
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1.
2. Dedi
Avenue (40 feet ex
3. Prep
all improvements i
office of the City
4. Pa
along Katella Aven
5. Time
Int substantially in accordance with plans pr...nt.d.
ion of ~7 feet from the monument.d cent.r11ne of Katella
ing) due to location of ex1sting dwelling.
tlon of street improvement plans and installation of
accordance with approved standard plans on file in the
gineer.
~ of $2.00 per front foot for street lighting purposes
only.
a.mitation for accomplishment of Ite_Nos. 2, 3, and ~.
asked if anyone wished to address the Council.
present
MacMahon, Attorney representing the Applicant, was
~ questions the Council might have.
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Reference was made to the co~ditions imposed by Ordinance No.
1410, Reclassification No. F 58-59-96, jgranting C-l zoning, limited to
professional offices only, 0 property Idirectly across from subject
property on Varna Street.
Mr. MacMahon advis d that Mr.! Schantz owned both parcels, and
would be willing to have the same condi!itions imposed on subject property
as thole required for C-l zo fi.ng, pursUilant to Ordinance No. 1410, that [J
because of limit~d parking a ea, they ~roposed a small business-professional
development. ..1,
The Mayor asked if ~nyone els~ wished to address the Council,
there beinQ no response, dec Bred the ~aring closed.
RfSQLlIIIQN NO. 61661 Councl tlan Coons pffered Resolution No. 6766 for
pas.a9f and adoption, author ~ing the PFeparation of necessary ordinance,
changiRg the zone, as reques ed, subjec~ to the recommendations of the
City Planning Commission, wi h the exception that Condition No.5 thereof
be ameftded to a 90-day time imit for t~a accomplishment of IteasNos. 2,
3 and 4, and further subject to the fil~ng of deed restrictions, limiting
the usa of the property to b $iness and: professional offices only.
Refer to Resolutio Book.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY CO (:IL OF THEi CITY OF ANAHEIM FINDING AND DETERMINING
THAT TITLE 18 OF THE ANAHEIM MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO ZONING SHOULD BE
AMENDED AND THAT THE BOUNDAR IS OF CERTAIN ZONES SHOULD BE CHANGED.
(60-61-64 - C-l)
On roll call the f tegoing Rsplution was duly passed and adopted
by the following vote.
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AYES,
NOES.
ABSENT a
Chandlelr, Coons, Fry, Thompsonand Schutte.
None.
None.
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o. 0- 1- I Submitted by David W. Roper,
tom R-A to:R-l, property located north of the
lve and Kehmore Street, at the terminus of
The City Planning
Series 1960-61, recommended
conditions.
t'n'mission, pursuant to their Resolution No. 186,
aid reclassification be granted, subject to
The Mayor asked if anyone wished to address the Council.
Attention was call
being a five foot parcel at
was held by the Council and
dedication for, the extensio
City utility services availa
d to Lot "AW of the adjacent tract to the south,
he terminut of Kenmore Street, and discussion
· Roper regarding access t~ and necessary
of Kenmore Street, street lighting charges, and
Ie in the area.
Mr. Roper, Applica t, advised that he was not a subdivider, that
the property would be divide into four lots, however, he intended to erect
his home on two of the lots.
At the conclusion f the discussion, it was moved by Councilman
Chandl.r, seconded by Counci ~an Coons, that public hearing be continued
for one week (March 28, 1961 to allow for further investigation pertaining
to the recorded conditions 0 said T.,ot ItA-. MOTION CARRIED.
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RECESS, Councilman Coons moved f t a ten minute recess. Councilman Chandler
seconded the motion. MOTION CARRIED. (9130 P.M.)
AFTER R~qESil Mayor Schutte call d the meetinq to order, all members of the
Council being present.
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Public
to Legal Notiel pUblished in th~ Anaheim
1961, on adoption, in part, of a eomp~.-
1960 edition of the National Board of Fire
The Mayo .. a9ked if !anyone wiehed to add~e$$ th. CO\ln~11"th.re
b.lng no response, ~eclared the hearing closed.
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final
I Council~n Thompson offered Ordinance No. l~~ fo~readino
and n.
AN ORDINANCE OF T
FIRE PREVENT ION
NATIONAL BOARD OF
AS THE" ANAHE IM FI
PARTS OF ORDINANCE
CITY OF ~AHEIM ADOPTING, IN PART, ACX*PREJEN&IVI
ENTITLED~ -FIRE PREVENTICtJ CODE, 1960 EDITIClJOPTHE
RE UNDER\$ITERS OF AMERICA-, TO Sf KNOWN AND DESIGNATED
PREVENTIbN CODE", AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCElaR
IN CONFLICT WITH THE PORTIONS OF SAID CODE SO AOOPTED.
After he fing read in full the title of OrdtnanCeNo. .D.'III and
having knowledge 0 the contents therein, Councilman Thompson moved the
reading in full of said ordinance be waived. Councilman Fry seconded the
motion. MOTIOO UN lMOUSLY CAARIED.
On roll .11 the fo~e9oin9 Ordinance was duly passed and adopted
by the following v tel
AYES, QaUNCILMEN.
NOES I (tOUNCILMENi.
ABSENT. ~OUNCILMEN.
Chandler, Coons, Fry, Thompson and Schutte.
None.
None.
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The Mayo declared Ordinance No. ~ duly passed and adopt.d.
FIREWORKS - DISNEYLAND, Request of Atlas Fireworks Company for permit to conduot
the summer seasons fireworks ~isplay at Disneyland, was contlnuedfrom the
meeting of March 1 . 1961, to allow notification to those favoring and
opposing this acti 1ty.
Communic tions and petitions containing 46 signatur.s~~ring
the continuance of the firework displays, were submitted. Communication
from Disneyland, I C., further explaining their proposed displays, was also
submitted.
The Mayo asked if anyone wished to address the Council' on this
matter.
Mr. Ed. trirger, Anaheim Fire Chief,re,portedthat no difficulties
have been encounte td with the Disneyland fireworks display.
No one a dressed the Council in opposition .to, thefir..,os-ks and no
letters of opposit~n were filed in the office of the City Clerk.
It wasm ved by Councilman Thompson, seconded by Councilman Fry,
that the request 0 Atlas Fireworks Company for permit to c,onduct '
Disneyland's firew tks display, for the summer season,be granted. MOTION
CARRIED.
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R UEST - UCfION OF
714 Hemlock Place,
games on property
was submitted.
S Request of Mr. George I. Stephens,
naheim, for permission to conduct two donkey baseball
, ed by W. W. Jaycox, located at East and Romneya Streets,
Mr. Step tns addres$ed the Council, further explaining that the two
games would be an jperiment to d&termine if this would be a profi t~~~le
activity, and if t . games proved successful, a formal application for a
permanent location~ould be submitted.
The Anah 1m Municipal Code was consulted to d.t.rmine in what
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zone this activity should be located. IBy interpretation, it was determined
this enterpri~e would requir either M~l zoning or a Conditional Use Permit.
At the conclusion f the disqussion, it was moved by Councilman
Coons, seconded by Councilma Fry, that! permission be granted to conduct
two experimental donkey base all games Ion the W. W. Jaycox property,
April 8th and 15th, 1961. ION CARRI~D.
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~DINANq ~. 15611 Councilman C $ndler off1~red Ordinance No. 156l for first
readl1it.
AN CRDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ~.. AHEIM AME~DING TITLE 4 OF THE ANAHEIM MUNICIPAL
CODE BY ADDING A CHAPTER THE ~TO ENTIT~D, "CHAPTER 4.02 SPECIAL EVENTS..
After hearing read ~n full t~ title of Ordinance No. l561and
having knowledge of the cont nts thereir, Councilman Coons moved the
readint in full of said ordi tlnee be wal~ved. Councilman Ct,landler seconded
the motion. MOTION UNANIMO LY CARRIEDj.
ORDINANGi ~. 1562. Councilman T ~mpson off~red Ordinance No. 1562 for first
readinf.
AN ORDJNANCE OF THE CITY OF AHEIM AME~DING TITLE 18 OF THE ANAHEIM MUNICIPAL
CODE RELATING TO 2ONING. (6 .61-57 - C~2)
After hearing read tn full th~ title of Ordinance No. 1562 and
having knowledge of the cont f1ts therein, Councilman Thompson moved the
reading in full of said ordi .nce be waived. Councilman Coons seconded the
motion. K>TION UNANIMOUSLY ~RIED.
MAJeR ~Icar HEA~TH INSURANCE. t. Murdoch: reported on recommendations of the
Personiel Department regardi fJ employee!' s major medical health insurance.
Councci~man Coons m Ted that dthe recommh endations of hthe Ptersoinnel n............ .
Departaaent and 1 ty Manager . accepte ii' and tat we accept t e ra e ncrease ~
proposed by Blue Cross and 9 on the gu~ranteed rate for one year, providing
that the Personnel Departmen and Emplovees Association work out a set of
specifications to present to the Council by September 1, 1961,so that we
will have ample time to take ~are of ne~t years insurance prior to
January 1, 1962. Councilman Thompson seconded the motion. MOTION CARRIED.
OUTDOOR TIRi DISPLAYS. Mr. Murdo h reported on investigation relative to the
outdoor tire displays at the eorner of Citron and Center Streets and also
other locations within the C ty, and reported that letters advising that
outdoo~ storage is in violat ~n of the ~naheim Municipal Code have been
forwarded to the tire compan es in violation.
PE Mr. Murdoch
purchase of a
On motion by Councilman Fry,
chutte was authorized to sign Proxy,
Annual Meeting to be held on
as G ANY-
report~ on proposal of Hobb Trucking ompany relative
portiOA of the City owned pr ~erty on JUlianna Street.
Mr. Nesbit, Hobbs tucking Co~pany, addressed the Council, further
explaining their proposal of purchase.
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The Council indica td that th,y would not be interested in disposing
of subject property, until s time as a site for a trash disposal station
has been finalized.
On motion by Counc lman Fry, $econded by Oo~cilman Coons, the
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f :f
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5 - March
; ue6ted tQ participate in meetings pertaining to this
e Anaheim-s future aotion on this matter. MOTION
At the rEtquest of Mayor Schutte, City Manager, Keith A.
an analys~s of costs of land for the possible location
~on in the vicinity of the existing City Hall. Assessors
re prese~ted and reviewed by the City Council and con-
the cost of the possible locations on Broadway,
, and tha1 property on the east 6ide of Philadelphia,
to Olive Street. It was reported that the estimated
minimum expenditu for land:required to locate the facilities in the area
of the existing Ci ~ Hall, f~cin9 Broadway would be $242,000.00 and to face
these facilities 'Philadel~hia Street would be approximately $129,000.00.
Considerable disc ssion pertaining to the possible location in the City
Hall vicinity, as oompared to the Harbor-Santa Ana Streets location, was held.
At the conclusion ereof, tHere not being a full Council as Councilman
Thompson left the eting at 11128 P.M., it was determined that action on
a matter of this i ortance should be deferred until a full Council is
present.
The Cit Clerk was requested to schedule this matter for the
next meeting.
"pJOt)RNMENT . Coun ci 1
the motion. MOT I
Fry moveq to adjourn. Councilman Chandler seconded
CARRIED.
,. ~11145P.M. )
SIGNED. w-. ~. 644"~~..~......
· . ~:Ci ty Clerk
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PRESENT :
ABSENT z
PRESENT I
a t Hall Anahei
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the City of Anaheim met in regular session.
Chandler, Coons, Fry, Thompson and Schutte.
N: None.
ERa Keith Ao Murdoch.
NEV. Preston Turner.
:K. Dene M. Williamso
DIRECT IOF PUBLIC WORKS . Thornton Piersall.
Ar::rINGJtI'Y ENGINEI$R. James Maddox.
ACTING iNNING DIRECIOR, Richard A. Reese.
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e Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
utte called the meeting to order.
Rev. Walter 30 Ve
Church, gave the
on, Pastor of the Anaheim Community Congregational
ocationo
MlNUTESz Minutes of t regular meetings held March 14, 1961 and March 21,
1961, were approv ,'on motion by Councilman Coons, seconded by Councilman
Thompson. MOTION ARRIED.
RESOLUTION NO. 67671 ncilman Chandler offered Resolution Noo 6767 for
passage and adopt.
Resolution Book.
A RESOLtITION OF T CITY COUrfCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM APPROVING AND