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Council of the City of Anaheim met in regular session.
PRESENT t
ABSENT I
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COUNCI
COUNCI
CITY M
ASSIST!
DEPUTY
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CITY P
Nt Chandler and Fry.
Na Coons, Thompson and Schutte.
GERt "Keith A. Murdoch.
, CITY ATTORNEY' John Dawson
TV CLERK, Alona M. Farrens.
IOF PUBLIC'WGRKS. Thornton Piersall.
tTY ENGlNE~Rt James Maddox.
NING DIRECTOR. Richard A. Reese.
Three C ,ncilmen being absent, Deputy City Clerk, Alana M.
Farrens, called t + meeting to order and recessed.1;he meeting to 3.4$ P.M.
due to lack of q1ll tum.
tfTl?Jt RECESS t
COUNCI~Nt Chandler, Fry and Schutte.
COUNCILMEN. Coons and Thompson.
called the meeting to order.
Revised plans submitted by
On moti ~ by Councilman Chandler, seconded by Councilman Fry,
said revised plan ;were apprDved, subject to increasing the landscaped
area along the fr ~t property line to 20 feet in depth, to comply with
Condition No.5 0 ; Resolution No. 6871. MOTION CARRIED.
. Request of Mrs. David
of time to reclassification no. F~59w6o-9a
The Cit Council reviewed the original file. and on motion by
Councilman Chand! i, seconded by Councilman Fry, a 60-day extension of
time was granted, $ubject to the Applicant complying with conditions of
Resolution No. 6 ~ that are possible to meet at thepr,sent time
(dedication, bond, etc.). MOTION CARRIED.
Request of Newton ~rbut..
reclassification No. 60-61-03, ..
was
The Cit Council reviewed the original file, and on aotion. by
Councilman Chandl 't seconded by Councilman FrYt a 60';'day extension of
time was granted, ~ubject to the Applicant complying with conditions of
Resolution No.. 6 that are possible to meet at the present time
(dedication, bond, etc). MOTION CARRIED.
Request of Robert B. Ralls M.D. for approval
of revised plans lowing the construction of a convalescent hospital
(Reclassification No. F-59-60-2) was submittedo
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Recomm ations of the City Planning Department were submdtted
and based on thei recommendations, Councilman Chandler moved that it be
the finding that is is not an allowable use in the C-l zone pursuant
to Ordinance Noo ~25, and that Dr. Ralls be informed that he should
apply for a Condi ional Use Permit. (No second to this motion.)
Dr. Ral
application in R
minutes of April
stated to be a c
an oversight on
C-l zoning which
s addressed the Council and referred to his original
lassification No. F~59-60-2 and also to the Council
8, 1959, wherein the propQsed use of the property was
alescent hospital. He was of ' ~he opinion that it was
part of the former Council in granting the limited
"id not include convalescent hospitals.
and
~lans were reviewed and compared with the original file
held between the Council and Dr. Ralls.
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OiJHl9NCE NO. 1585. Counci
first reading, amending Co
a convalescent hospital in
finding that it was the in;
convalescent hospital useo
an Chandler offered Ordinance No. 1585 fo~
Otion No.5 of Ordinance No. 1425 to include
e zone change granted by Ordinance No. 1425 on the
tion of the former Council to so include a
AN ORJ)INANCE OF THE CITY
TITLE. 18 OF THE ANAHEIM M
NAHEIM AMENDING OODINANCE NO. 1425 AMENDING
IPAL CODa RELATING TO 2DNING. (F...59-60-2)
After hearing re. in full the title of Ordinance No. 1585 and
having knowledge of the co, nts therein, Councilman Chandler moved the
readi., in full of said or,. ance be waived. Councilman Fry seconded the
moti Oft. MOTION UNANIMOUSL. ARR IED.
RE50~IQN NOo 69521 Counp
pass8le and adoption, amen,
autharizing the amendment ~
with to include a convalesc
signatures can be obtained,
man Chandler offered Resolution No. 6952 for
9 Contition Noo 5 of Resolution No. 5439, and
deed restrictions filed in connection there-
t hospital, on the condition that the necessary
Dr. Rallso
Refer to Resolut~
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY G
NO. 5.0F RESOLUTION NO. 54
CIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM AMENDING CONDITION
IN RECLASSIFICATICIi PROCEEDINGS NO. F-59-60-2,
~regOing Resolution was duly passed and adopted
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On roll call
by tht following vote.
AYES.
NOES.
ABSENT .
Chandler, Fry and Schutte.
None.
Coons and Thompson.
Resolution Noo 6952 duly passed and adopted.
Councilman Chandler reques,
that ~o Ralls, except for
the property in question t
Councllo
the record to show a finding to the effect
e retention of a 20 foot easement, has landlocked
ugh his own doing, and through no fault of the
Councilman Chandler moved
nvalescent hospital submitted this date by
t to conformity with all the City Codes, such
ctrical. Councilman Fry seconded the motion.
INK Communication dated May 25, 1961 from
osella Tilton, outlining their proposed joint
property located east of Sabina Street, north
sting City participation in the improvement
ittedo
Mr. Murdoch repo
as followss 20 foot alley,
driveway apron, $125000, n
d on the estimated cost of the improvements,
1550000; 6 foot block wall, $1750.001 and
I including power pole relocation, if necessary.
Councilman Chandl
individuals and this would
person, and thereupon, mov
in relief of the situation,
MOTICII CARRIED.
felt that this was a situation created by the
a request to use public funds for a private
that the request for the City to participate
~e denied. Councilman Fry seconded the motion.
Councilman the Council indicate to Mr. Steinbrink
and ~s. Tilton that they Id look favorably upon the plans presented.
Councilman Fry seconded the fotiono MarION CARRIED.
REQUEST - ~IDEWALK WAIVER, Req
t..potary waiver of sidewa~
Adams Street, was submitte~
t of Familian Pipe & Supply Co., Inc. for
requirement on property located at 200 South
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On the commendations of the City Engin~er, Councilman Fry
moved that tempo ocy waiver of sidewalk requirements be granted on Adams
Street only~ and hat sidewalks be installed on Broadway at this time.
Councilman Chandl oc seconded the motiono MOTION CARRIEDo
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Application for permission to erect
three non-confor ~g oversized) signs at 1441 South West Street,
together with pIa s, was submitted 0
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The PIa t'\iLg Depa~tftl1mt recoanended approved location should
be a minimum 45 f et distance from centerlines of West aha Cerritos Streets.
Council . n Chandler moved that the signs be granted, subject to
the recommendati ~ of the City Planning Department. Councilman Fry
seconded the mati no MOTION CARRIEDo
I APPLICATION - TE
conforming sign a
was submitted 0
Application for permission to erect a non-
Angeles Street, together with plans;
a four
~e reviewed and it w as noted that the request was for
tion at a 16 foot heighto
Council tln Chandler moved the application be qranted, sUbject
to the recommenda lons of the City Planning Department (required right-of-way
on Los Angeles St ~et at this location is 40-feet from centerline).
Councilman Fry se onded the motiono MOTION CARRIED.
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RESOLurION NOo 6953. buncilman Chandler offered Resolution No. 6953 for
passage and adopt ono
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A RESOLUTION OF T CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM DETERMINING THE
NECESSITY FOR AND DIRECTING THE ACQUISITION BY EMINENT DOMAIN OR orHERWISE,
OF REAL PROPERTY OR PARK AND RECREATION PURPOSES. (Montague property)
On roll call the foregoing Resolution was duly passed and adopted
by the followingoteg
AYES,
NOES g
ABSENT 8
COUNCILMEN i
COUNCILMEN 8
COUNCILMEN I
Chandler, Fry and Schutteo
None"
Coons and Thompsono
r declared Resolution Noo 6953 duly passed and adopted.
RE50LUfION NOo 69548
passaqe and adopt
Chandler offered Resolution No" 6954 for
Booko
A RESOLtrrION OF T CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM AUfK:>RIZING THE
PURCHASE AND A~U SITION OF CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY FOR MUNICIPAL PURPOSES.
(Wmo Montague pro erty)
On roll call the foregoing Resolution was duly passed and
adopted by the fo lowinq vote.
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AYES a
NOESg
ABSENT 8
COUNCILMEN.
COUNCILMEN!
COUNCILMEN.
Chandler9 Fry and Schutte.
Noneo
Coons and Thompsono
The May t declared Resolution Noo 6954 duly passed and adopted.
RESOLUTION NOo 69558 ouncilman Fry offered Resolution Noo 6955 for passage
and adoptiono
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A RE5eLurION OF THE CITY C CIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM A1ITHORIZING THE PURCHASE
AND ~UISITION OF CERTAIN AL PROPERTY FOR MUNICIPAL PURPOSES.
(Ida I. Beat )
On roll call the regolng Resolution was duly passed and
adopt~d by the .following y e3
AYES.
NOES.
AB5ENT:.
Chandler, Fry and Schutte.
Noneo
Coons and Thompson.
Resolution Noo 6955 duly passed and adopted.
QRDINAIEE~ 'l5a6. Councilaani
re.dl.lgo
offered Ordinance No. 1586 for first
AN ORlINANCE OF THE CITY Of
IUIloIPAL CODE RELATING TOi
AHEIM AMENDING TITLE 18 OF THE ANAHEIM
NING. (F-60-6l-87 - C-l)
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After hearing rea fin full the title of Ordinance No. 1586 and
haYi,.... knowledge of the coo .. nts therein, Councilman Ghandler moved the
readiag in full of said or~ ance be waivedo Councilman Fry seconded the
motiono MOTION UNANIMOUSL CARRIEDo
Mr, Raymond Speha l Applicant, addressed the Council, requesting
permission to obtain a Buil fn9 Permit after the first reading of the
forgoing ordinanceo !
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The Council indiC ~ed that Mxo Spehar could be issued a Building
Permit" if, ,he submitted a 1 rter assuming all responsibility.
,Fry offered Resolution No. 6956 for passage
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RESOLuti~~o 6956."
ani ~,optiono
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Refer to Resoluti
A REstLurION OF THE CITY C
AUY4IZING THE EXEClTfION
ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA
TO CCIISTRUcr AND MAl NT AlN
R IGHf OF WAY OF SAID RAILWA
ORAN~ COUNTY, CALIFCRNIA..
adopt~
ClL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM APPROJING AND
A PIPE LINE LICENSE AGREEMENT WITH THE
RAILWAY CCNPANY GRANTING TO THE CITY A LICENSE
PIPE LINE 27" IN DIAMETER ACROSS OR ALCIfG THE
COMPANY AT OR NEAR THE STAT ION OF ATWOOD,
water transmission line)
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On roll call the~regoing Resolution was duly passed and
by the followin9 YO t:
AYES,
NOES.
ABSENT:
.~' I Chandler, Fry and Schutte.
Ii Noneo
I Coons and Thompson.
,Resolution Noo 6956 duly passed and adopted.
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CITY PLAN~NG COMMISSION ITEMS: tctions taken by the City Planning Commission
May 2f, 1961, pertaining to he following applications, were subnitted for
City Council information an I consideration~
John Jo Ritzke
Colony Investments
William Walker
Etta Mo Tuma
I NOo 1 - Loma Vista Investments, Inc.
IT NOo 12 - John Do Claussen
IT NO. 124 - Ralph Co and Mina Bolte
IT NO. 125 - Disneyland, Incorporated & Henry D.
and Matilda Bielefeld.
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Plans were revie and no further action was taken by the City Couneil
on the above numbered appli ationso
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CoRRESPONDENCE. The f
on motion by Coun
CARRIED. ao Fe
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ilowing correspondence was ordered received and filed
fi.lman Chandler, seconded by Councilman Fry. MOTION
ther River Project ASSOciation. - water le9islat1on
embly Bill 2455 (Kern County Water Agency)
y of Stanton - Invitation
ore the Public Utilities Commission - Case No. 6148
AWARD- JOB NO. 5001. On report and request of the Acting City Ent1n..Z',
Councilman Fry mo ed that award of contract, Job No. 500l, be held over
for one week (Jun 13, 1961)0 Councilman Chandlel; &econded the motion.
MOTION CARRIEDo
Acting City Engineer reported on bid.
; rst Street sewer illprov8118nt,4ob No'. l214. as fOllOWS,
e acceptance of the low bid, th~i; of Santa Ana Valley ;
in the amount of $6,186.401 '
BIDS RECEIVED
(All bids ac ompanied b~ a bid bond in the
Ralph deLeon Con$ tuction, Inco
Orange County Con to Coo
JoPoSo Contractin Coo, Inco
Santa Ana Valley ontractors, Inc.
amount of la.;)
$10,085.40
8,6~2.60
6,990.20
6,l86.40
Chandler offered Resolution No. 695'
Refer
Resolution Book.
A RESOLUTION OF T CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAIlEIM ACaPrING A
SEALED PROPOSAL A t> AWARDING A CONTRAcr TO THE LoJ$ST RESPafSIBLE BIllER
FOR THE FURNISHIN . OF ALL PLANT, LABCE, SERVICES,'MATERIALS AND EQUIP-
MENT AND ALL UfIL tIES AND T~NSPORTATION, INa.UD~~~ POWER, FUEL AND
WATER, AND PERFOO ~NG ALL WORK NECESSARY TO CON) nJJ;r AND CXIIPLETE TIE
FOLLOWING PUBLIC MPROVEMENT. THE DURST ST. SEWER: 'IMPROV~NT ,IN
ORANGEFAIR, FR~ PPROXo 338 FT. WEST OF LEMON ST~. to LEMON STREET,
THENCE NOOTHERLY J>PROXo 250 FI'. IN LEMON ST. TO DURST ST., THENCE
EASTERLY APPROXo !56 FEET IN DURST ST., JOB NO. 1214. (Santa Ana~i
Valley Contractor, , Inco)
On roll call the foregoing Resolution~s duly passed and adopted
by the following ote:
AYES. COUNCILMENt Chandler, Fry and Schutte.
NOES, COUNCILMEN I None.
ABSENTt COUNCILMEN. Coons and Thompson.
The May t declared Resolution No. 6957 duly passed and adopted.
AWARD OF CONTRACT - J NOo l225 The Acting City Engineer rePOrt~ oob1ds
received for the I\orton-Brady Avenue sewer improvement, Job No. 12Z,
as follows, and r Commended the acceptance of the ~ow bid, that of
Plumbing Contract rs, Inco in the amount of $23,096.40.
BIDS RECEIVED
(All bids ac ompanied by a bid bond in the
Ralph de Leon Con truction, Inc.
Orange County Con to COo
JoPoSo Contractin Coo, Inca
Plumbing Contract rs, Inco
Refer
amount of l~)
$34,245.48
28,212.20
24,498.40
23,096.40
RESOLUfION NO. 69 I Councilman Chandler offered Resolution No. 6958
for passage and a optiono
Resolution Book.
A RESOLlITION OF T CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM ACCEPTING A
SEALED PROPOSAL A n AWjDING A CONTRACT TO THE LOW$ST RESPONSIBLE BIDDER
FOO THE FURNISHINOF ALL PLANT, LABCfi, SERVlCES,MATERIALS AND EQUIp..
MENT AND ALL UTIL TIES AND TRANSPORTATION, INCLUD~~G POWER, FUEL AND
WATER, AND PERFOR ING ALL WORK NECESSARY TO CONSfRUcr AND CCJAPLETE THE
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FOLL(JVING PUBLIC IMPROVEJA
IN TJ<<:>RTON AVENUE FRCM KNO
AVENtE, AND IN BRADY AVE
EAST OF KNOTT AVENUE, IN ]
Contractors, Inco)
t THE THORTON-BRADY AVENUE SEWER IMPROVEMENT,
A VENUE TO APPROXIMATELY 1700 FEET EAST OF KNOTT
'FROM KNOTT AVENUE TO APPROXIMATELY 1700 FEET
CITY OF ANAHEIM, JOB NO. 1225. (Plumbing
On roll call the,
adop~d by the following ~
regoing Resolution was duly passed and
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AYES.
NOES.
ABSENT,
Chandler, Fry and Schutte.
Noneo
Coons and Thompson.
AWARD RA - WOR ORD
received, as follows, for
steel cylinder pipe and f~
accep~ance of the low bid,
Inc 0 in the amount of $14,:
Resoluti on No. 6958 duly passed and adopted.
. 40 Acting City Engineer reported on bids
e furnishing of fabricat~ reinforced concrete
ings, Work Order No. 4022, and recommended the
hat of Southern Pipe Division of U. S. Industries,
3052;
BIDS RECEIVED
Southern Pipe Division of S. Industries, Inc. (Accaapanied by
Cashiers Check 0 110228 in the amount of $1500.00)
American Pipe and Construd on Coo (Bid Bond in amount of l~)
United Concrete Pipe Corpa tion (Bid Bond in amount of lQ%)
$14,663.~2
14,860.60
21,436.~
RijpOffI'ION NO" 69591 Coun
pass"e and adoptiono
offered Resolution No. 6959 for
A REtpLUTION OF THE CITY
PROPC;fAL AND AWARDING A C
Fll1NSHING TO THE CITY OF
CYLI~R PIPE AND FITTTNGS
of UIISO Industries, Inco)
On roll call the ~ore9oing Resolution was duly passed and adopted
by the following vote:
elL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM ACCEPTING A SEALED
ACT TO THE LOWEST RESPONSIBLE BIDDER FCm THE
HElM OF FABRICATED REINFORCED CONCRETE STEEL
WORK ORDER NO. 4022. (Southern Pipe Division
AYES t COUNCI
NOES, COUNCI '
ABSENT 1 COUNCI
t Chandler, Fry and Schutte.
a None.
t Coons and Thompson.
The Mayor declaD
Resolution No. 6959 duly passed and adopted.
ORDINANCE pO. 1581: Councilman xy offered Ordinance No. 1581 for final reading.
Refer to Ordinan
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY a NAHEIM AMENDING TITLE 7, CHAPTER 7.20 OF THE
ANAHEIM MUNICIPAL CODE BY ING THERETO SECTION 7.20.140. (Gambling)
A~ter hearing re
having knowledge of the co
reading in full of said 0
motion. MOTION UNANIMOUSL
in full the title of Ordinance No. 1581 and
nts therein, Councilman Chandler moved the
. ance be waived. Councilma~ Fry seconded the
ARRIED.
On roll call
by the following votes
~oregoing Ordinance was duly passed and adopted
AYES, COUNCI
NOES. COUNCI
ABSENT a eOUNCI
a Chandler, Fry and Schutte.
t None.
. Coons and Thompson.
Ordinance No.158l duly passed and adopted.
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ORDINANCE NO. 15821
readin90
cilman Chandler offered Ordinance No. 1582 for tJnal
AN ORDINANCE OF T
SECTION 3.560020
CITY OF ANAHEIM AMENDING TITLE 3, CHAPrER 3.S6,
THE ANAHBIM MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING .TO JUNKtDLLECI'CRS.
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After h ing read in full the title of Ordinance No. l~2 and
having knowledge the contents therein, Council~~n Chandler moved the
reading in full o said ordinance be waived. Cour)~1lman Fry seconded
the motion 0 MOT I ; UNANIMOUSLY C'ARRIED. .
by the
~ll the foregoing Ordinance wa~ duly passed and adopted,
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AYES. COUNCILMEN: Chandler, Fry and Schutte.
NOES! COUNCILMEN. None.
ABSENT a COUNCILMENa Coons and Thompson,
declared Ordinance No. l~82 duly pa~sed and adopted.
~DINANCE NO. 15831
reading. .
cilman Sohutte offered Ordinance No. 1583 for final
Refer
Ordinance Book.
AN ORDINANCE OF T CITY OF ANAHEIM AMENDING TITLE 1, CHAPTER l.04,
SECTION 1.04.190 THE ANAHEIM MUNICIPAL CODE. (Finance Department ..
Data Processing D' 'sion)
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After h
having knowledge
reading in full 0
motiono MOTION
ing read in full the title of Ofdinance Noo 1583 and
the contents therein, Councilman Chandler moved the
$aid 'ordinance be waived. Councilman Fry seconded the
IMOUSLY CARRIED.
On roll
by the followinq
.all the foregoing Ordinance was duly passed and adopted
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AYES I COUNCILMEN: Chandler, Fry and Schutte.
NOES. COUNCILMEN. None.
ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: Coons and Thompson.
ORDINANCE NO.
reading.
declared Ordinance No. 1583 du~y passed and adopted.
cilman Chandler offered Ordinance No. 1584 for final
Ordinance Booko
AN ORDINANCE OF T CITY OF ANAHEIM AMENDING TITLE 18 OF THE ANAHEIM
MUNICIPAL CODE R [ING TO ZONING. (60-61~83 - C~l)
. After h ring read in full the title of Ordinance No. -1584 and
having knowledge the contents therein, Councilman Chandler moved the
reading in full 0 said ordinance be waived. Councilman Fry seconded the
motiono MOTION IMOUSLY CARRIED.
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On roll
by the following
all the foregoing Ordinance was duly passed and adopted
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AYES, COUNCILMEN; Chandler, Fry and Schutte.
NOES. COUNCILMENt None.
ABSENT; COUNCILMEN a Coons and ThompsOn.
The May declared Ordinance No. 1584 Q~ly passed and adopted.
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ORDINA~'Oo l58!7L
r@adingo
Ordinance No. 1587 for first
AN ORf.)INANCE OF THE CITY
MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO
AHEIM AMENDING TITLE 18 OF THE ANAHEIM
ING. (60-61-26 - C-l)
After hearing re:
and having knowledge of th'
the reading in full of sai
the .tion. MOTION UNANI
in full the title of Ordinance Noo 1581
ontents therein, Councilman Chandler moved
rdinance be waivedo Councilman Fry s@conded.
LV CARRIED.
ORDINAP fOe .15OOa
readiJltgo
y offered Ordinance Noo 1558 for first
AN CJl)INANCE OF T HE CITY
SBCTJDN 140400070 OF THE A
(Anaheim Road - 45 miles
AHEIM AMENDING TITLE 14, CHAPl'ER 14.40,
IM MUNICIPAL GODE RELATING TO SPEED LIMITS.
hour)
After hearing rei
having knowledge of the co
in f\lll of said ordinance ,
motioo 0 IIJTICW UNANlMOUSL;
in full the title of Ordinanoe No. 1588 and
nts therein, Councilman Fry moved tNt reading
waived. Councilman Chandler seoonded the
ARR lED.
RECESS. COuncilman Fry moved t
seconled the motiono
7100 P.Mo Councilman Chandler
(5105 PoNo)
AFTER ~CiJ2,1
PIES..
ABSEMt .
PRES*t'.
d the meeting to order.
COUNCILMEN I Cha
COUNCILMEN a Co
CITY MANAGER:
ASSISTANT CITY
DEPury CITY CLER'
PUBLIC WCJiKS DI
ACfING CITY ENGI
CITY PLANNING DI
er, Fry and Schutte.
and Thompson.
h Ao Murdoch.
MEY I Joseph Geisler.
Alona Mo Farrens.
OR, Thornton Piersall.
Rt James Maddox.
OR. Richard A. Reeseo
IlWOQt.TICth Revo Gehres,
Invoaationo
of the Wesley Methodist Church, gave the
~~G 1~:rrE I Mayor
the audience in the Pledge of Allegiance to
I Initiated by the City
09 amendment to the established P~L zone alon9
ies bounded by South Los Angeles Street on the
and Lemon Street on the west, and Vermont Str..t
: e properties contained in Tract Ho. 3222 located
Public hearing w
allow time for further st
continued from the meeting of May 16, 1961, to
and considerationo
City Planning C
fortn their recommendation
presented, copies of said
to each Councilman for st
'ssionvs Resolution No. 246, Series 196o-6l~ setting
rtaining to amending the subject P-L zone, was
olution and map of the area having been subaitted
Mro Murdoch furt
mend at ions and the existin
outlined on the map presen
would reduce the P-L zone
consideration, from 60 fee
and to 15 feet on Lemon St
explained the City Planning Commission's recaa-
-L zone and the proposed aMendment thereto were
That basically, the proposal, as re'cOlllD8nded,
pletely surrounding the commercial area under
~o 6 feet on Ball Road and South Los Angeles Street,
t and Vermont Avenue.
The Mayor asked' anyone wished to address the Council.
Mro owner of two parcels of property involved, advised
that this was ing P-L 20ne on commercial zoning in the City. He
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felt that landsca
accomplish the pu
detrimental to th
thQir property 0
any street is the
publico He felt
perty and called
detrimental to th
LemonStreet and B
set precedence fo
Mrso Au
Angeles Street, a
and advised that
as recommended, a
,to the sidewalk,
required to maint
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lng per se in front of commercial property does not
pose that it was intended to do, but is actually
property because it deprives the owners the use of
hat the key to the value of commercial property on
exposure that that property has to the traffic and
hat P-L zoning should be completely removed from the pro-
ttention to developments where landscaping has proved
Cityo He referred to the setback on his property on
11 Road and f~lt that prior action of the Council should
their oction on the requested reduction of the P";'L zone.
ley Warnoff, owner of commercial property on South Los
teed that commercial property needs street exposure
f the P~L zone on South Los Angeles Street was reduced
jacent property owners would be allowed to build up
ijereby blocking their existing building, as they were
in a 60 foot setbacko
In answ ~ to Councilman Chandler's Question regarding the
possibility of ad itional units on the front of the present building,
Mrso Warnoff advi ~d that the storefronts have been leased to peopla
who wish frontage dn Los Angeles Street, however, perhaps they could
arrange for parki at the front, rather than the back.
In answ
Chandler, Mro Lor
he was not going
that they have no
viewpoints 0 He a
supervision along
to the inquiries of Mayor Schutte and Councilman
Wagner, President of the Tamasha Club, advised that
build anything within the 60 or 70 foot front area,
roblems, however, can see both their neighbors
ised that they would like to have good architectural
South Los Angeles Street 0
Discuss. was held by the Council and the interested parties
and at the conclu ion thereof9 there being no one else wishing to address
the Council, the or declared the hearing closed.
RESOL ION NOo 6
passage and adopt.
changing the zone
zone, and incorpo
the following cond
Councilman Chandler offered Resolution No. 6960 for
, authorizing the preparation of necessary ordinance,
exclude the subject property, in part, fraa the P-L
ting said property, in part, into the C-I zoning, upon
tions8
lo That the existing P-L, Parking Landscaping Zone, along
Los Angeles Stree between Vermont Avenue and Ball Road be maintained"
with the exception that the required landscaping from the southerly
boundary line of e Tamasha Club parking lot, including the Tamasha
Club, extending n therly to Vermont Avenue, shall be reduced to a six
foot wide strip a tting the planned highway right-of-way line of subject
properties, and th 60 foot building setback be maintained, and that
street trees shall be provided approximately every forty feet adjacent
to the planned hig way right-of--way line. The tree requirement shall be
deemed to be campI ed with if trees are planted in five foot by five foot
tree wells located in the parkway portion of said right-of-way. All
portions of the pa kway not filled in with concrete shall be properly
landscaped in a ma ner provided for hereino
Tha
Tamasha parking 10
Street, be rezoned
Commercial Zone, p
every 40 feet in t
20 That
Road between Los A
exceptions that th
wide strip abuttin
perties, and that
feet adjacent to t
whall be deemed to
foot tree wells lo
the area from the southerly boundary line of the
extending southerly to Ball Road, along Los Angeles
from P~L, Parking Landscaping Zone, to C-l, Neighborhood
oviding, that street trees shall be provided approximately
e parkway abutting the property.
the existing P-L, Parking-Landscaping Zone along Ball
geles Street and Lemon Street be maintained, with the
required landscaping shall be reduced to a six foot
the planned highway right-of-way line of subject pro-
treet trees shall be provided approximately every forty
e plannedhighway right-of-way line. The tree requirement
be complied with if trees are planted in five foot by five
ated in the parkway portion of said right-of-way. All
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portio. ns of the parkway not ~illed in with concrete shall be properly
landsCaped in a manner pro, ped for hereino
30 That the exi~
Street between Vermont Ave
included in Tract No 0 3222:,
to the centerline of Lempn
seven feet from the centerl
shall be reclassified into
fifteen feet classified in
landsGaped except for acces
include street trees which
The t~ee requirement shall
in five foot by five foot t
right-of-wayo All portions
propetly landscaped in a ma
Ong P-L, Parking-Landscaping Zone along Lemon
and Ball Road, excepting therefrom those properties
hall be reduced to fifteen feet in width parallel
reet and extending from thirty-two feet to 'forty-
e of Lemon Streeto The remaining .forty-five feet
e C-l, Neighborhood COlJDercial 'ZQne. Said
e P-L, Parking-Landscaping Zone shall be
I dxives and walks. Said landscaping shall
all be spaced approximately every forty feet.
deemed to be complied with if trees are planted
e wells located in the parkway portion of said
f the parkway not filled in with concrete shall be
er provided for herein.
40 That the exis
Avenue between Los Angeles
fifteen feet in width abut~
five feet shall be reclass~
Said fifteen feet classifi,
landscaped except for acces
elude street trees which s
The tree requirement shall
planted in five foot by fi
of said right-of-wayo All
crete shall be property la.
ng P~L, Parking-Landscaping Zone along Vermont
reet and Lemon Street shall be reduced to
g the front property line. The remaining forty-
ad into .the C-l, Neighborhood Commercial Zoneo
in the P-L, Parking-Landscaping Zone shall be
drives and walks. Said landscaping shall in-
I be spaced approximately every forty feet.
deemed to be complied with if trees are
foot tree wells located in the parkway portion
rtions of the parkway not filled in with con-
caped in a manner provided for herein.
50 That plans f
spacing of said trees shal
of Parkway Maintenanceo
all landscaping and water supply; including the
e subject to the approval of the Superintendent
60 That the pro
Parking-Landscaping Zone ~
all conditions assigned to
Neighborhood Commercial Z
Commercial propertyo Said
adopted by the City Counci
ty proposed for reclassification from the P-L.
, he C-l, Neighborhood Commercial Zone, shall have
e property presently classified in the C-19
abutting said newly proposed C-l, Neighborhood
nditions are established by Ordinance No. 894,
Fn May 25, 1954.
Refer to Resolute
A REfI)LUIION OF THE CITY.
DETE~INING THAT TITLE 18
SHOUIl> BE AMENDED AND THAT
CHAN~D. (60-61-98 - P~L
CIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM FINDING AN D
THE ANAHEIM MUNICIPAL GOOE RELATING TO ZONING
BOUNDARIES OF CERTAIN ZONES SHOULD BE
C-l)
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On roll call the ~oregoing Resolution was duly passed and adopted
by the following vote~ I
AYES I
NOES,
ABSENT J
Chandler, Fry and Schutte.
None..
Coons and Thompson.
Resolution Noo 6960 duly passed and adopted.
PUBLIC INGS- RE.CLA IFICAT
Reclassification Noo 60-61
requesting a change of zoo
side of Broadway, between
as 1131 West Broadwayo
NOo 60-6 - AND V IANGE o. 1 7
98 Submitted by Dale Wo and Mary A. McDonald,
Ifrom R-2 to R-3 on property located on the north
1st Street and Walnut Street, and further described
The City Plannio
Series 1960-61, denied sa~
,
ICommission, pursuant to their Resolution 254,
Ireclassificationo
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d by Dale Wo and Mary A. McDonald, requesting
floor area andminimum sideyard setback require-
een buildingso
Variance no. 13571 Submit
permission to waive minimu
ments and minimum space be
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The Cit Planning Commission, pursuant to their Resolution
Noo 255, Series 1 f>O-61, denied said variance.
Th~ May t asked if anyone wished to address the Council.
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Mr. Wat .r Malzahp, 2200 SOo Loara Street, representing the
Applicants, addre.ed the Council, explaining their proposed developBIent
of four living un ts and four garages. He advised that if it would enable
the owner to deve ~p his property in a morQ feasible manner, he would ask
that the variance I>e deleted from the Council Agenda and consideration be
given only to the rezoning.
Plans a . the files were reviewed by t~~ Council and Cou~llman
Chandler noted tit t no request has been made for the waiver of the minimu..
lot size which wo Id be neceesary for the develo~ent prop~ed.
mately
4n Fry felt that the development would cover approxi-
~f the lot in questiono
The May ~ asked if anyone else wished tp address the Council,
there being no r. ~onse, declared the hearing closed on Reclassification
60-61-89 and Vari dce No. l3~7.
Councilman Fry offered Reso+ution No. 6961 for
n, sustaining the action taken py the City Planning
Ying Reclassification No. 60-6l~S9.
iResoluti on Book.
A RESOLlTf ION OF T
MINING THAT A C
THE CITY HEREINA
CITY COtmlCIL OF THE CITY OF ~^HEIM FINDING AND DETER-
E OF ZONE SHOULD Nor BE GRANTED IN A CERTAIN AREA OF
DESCRIBED. (60-6l-89)
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On roll oall the foregoing resolution was duly passed and
adopted by the fo Jowing votes
AYES I
NOES.
ABSENT.
COUNCILMEN.
COUNC ILMEN .
COUNCILMEN.
Chandler, Fry and Schutte.
None.
Coons and Thompson.
declared Resolution Noo 6961 duly passed and adopted.
Councilman Fry offered Resolution Noo 6962 for
~, denying variance No. l3~7.
Resolution Booko
A RESOLUTION OF T CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM DENYING
VARIANCE NO. 13570
all the foregoing Resolution was duly passed and
adopted Lowing vote.
AYES. COUNCILMEN. Chandler, Fry and Schutte.
NOES. COUNCILMEtf. None.
ABSENT. COUNCILMEN, Coons and Thompson.
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declared Resolution Noo 6962 duly passed and adopted.
L C ING - C
foert.eyer, requ
located on the we
Aven~ s, its nort
the southwest cor
AL US IT N Subm1tted by Helen L.
"ng permiSsion to co~truct a c~urch on property
. side of Dale Avenue, between C;escent and Tyler
st corner being approximately 990 feet south of
tr of Crescent and Dale Avenues.
The Cit
No. 251, Series 1
Use Permit.
Planning Commission, pursuant to their Resolution
-61, recommended the denial of said Conditional
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Review of action ~ken by the City Planning Commission was
orderJd by the City Counci~ I and public hearing scheduled.
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The Mayor asked ~
anyone wished to address the Council.
Georgia lIanestar"
Applicant and owner of thel
expr.sed the Applicant- s .
applieation for review. S
by interested developers 0,
parks.. however, the Applic'
for the neighborhood. She!
of tilt Evangelical Free
COIIRi&sion, could not att
That aev. Nelson did not i
he presently conducts, int
gent, representing Helen L. Foertmeyer,
proximate two acre parcel under consideration,
titude to the Council in setting subject
advised that many offers have been received
dical centers, multiple units and trailer
did not feel those uses would be desirable
vised that Rev. Nelson, who spoke on behalf
h of America before the City Planning
this evening meeting because of his servicesQ
nd to bring his two radio broadcasts, which
this area.
Mr. Tan F. Bro~
petit!on signed by 60 of
Permit. He advised that
park~9 problem created a
blac~top, there would de~
24 Coolidge Avenue, presented and read a
neighbors, protesting the Conditional Use
believed there would be a traffic and
further, with ~3 of the property under
itely be a drainage probl...
..iss "anestar a
171 tBet, not 151 feet as
notioe.
sed that the frontage on Dale Avenue was
s shown onthe City Planning Ca.misslonmap and
The Mayor asked
there being no response, d
anyone else wished to address the Council,
lared the hearing closed.
Plans from the ~ e were reviewed by the CoUncil and discussion
was held by the Council arl a Gentle..n in the audi.nceregardingdrainage
problems in the area. I
Mr. Brown advis. that he was not opposing a church, but he was
opposing the 66% of the lC4 under black:-top that will drain onto his
proptrtYJ that he would ~ S8 any use that would not provide adequate
draidBge. !
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r moved that the hear1ng be reopened and again
e 20, 1961, 7100 P...., to allow for publication
ining the corrected description. Councilman
TION CARRIED.
Councilman Chand
sCheduled for hearing on j
and ..iling of notices con
Fry leConded the motion.
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The Council req~ ;ted a report and recommendation from the
Engineerinq Department reg ~ding the drainage problems in this area.
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RESOLUfICI NO. 6963, Councilma jFry offered Resolution No. 6963 for passage
and adoption.
Refer
A RESOLUf ION OF THE CITY
C(MA~ITY RECREATI~ PR()()t
HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT, THE
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRIct
THE CITY OF ANAHEIM TO EN!
~rTY RECRCATION PROGa
CIL OF THE CITY OF ANAtEIM APPROVING THE JOINT
OF THE CITY OF ANAtEIM, THE ANAHEIM UNI~
AHE 1M CITY SCHOOL DISTR ICT AND THE MAGNOLIA
AND AlTfIDRIZING THE MAYCIl AND CITY CLERK OF
I,NTO AND EXECUI'E AN AGREEMENT FOR SOCH JOINT
. (fiscal year, 1900-61)
On roll call tht foregoing Resolution was duly passed and adopted
by the following votes
AYES, COUNCI
NOES. COUNCI
ABSENT t COUNCI
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NI Chandler, Fry and Schutte.
Na Noneo
NI Coons and Thompson.
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f Resolution No. 6963 duly passed and adopted.
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The Mayor decla.
rI
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o
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R U1;5'f TO USE CITY PROPERTY: Request of Anaheim Union High School District
for permisston to ~e a portion of the undeveloped city owned property, west
of Brookhurst Juni n High School, for athletic activities, was submitted and
explained by Mr. t-doch.
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.Map of t ~ proPo$ea improvements was reviewed by the Council
and discusstonhel ; reg:arding grading and X'e1noval of the buildings when
the property -is to be developed for a cOlIlJRlnity parko
.coul1cilm n Fry moved that the High School District be allowed
to use the p.ropert for athletic activities, any improvement thereof to be
at their expense, nd if the buildings erected by them can not be used
by ::lithEfCity in the oevelopment of the community pa:rk, they are'. to be re-
'moved'by the Schoo District upon request by the City. Councilman Chandler
'secohdedthe motiLo'~ MOTION CARRIED.
C TY OR GE RE$OLUT 0 174 Resolution No. 1742 of the City Council of
,,-?;',the Gi ty of Orange .. recruesting the League of Cali fornia Cities of Orange
County to study co ts of services performed by the County relative to unin-
corporated areas, as submitted and received by the City Council.
Mr. Murdth report'ed on investigation and study made by his
office on this mat ero
RESOLUTION NO.9. Councilman Fry offered -Resolution NOo6964 for
passage and adoptio .
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A RESOLUTION OF T CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM REQUESTING THAT
THE LEAGUE OF CALlf)RNIA CITIES OF ORANGE cowry MAKE A STUDY AND C0M-
PARISON OF THE REL .tIVE COST TO THE COUNTY OF ORANGE OF PROVIDING COUNTY
SERVICES TO INGOR . ATED CITIES IN mANGE COUNTy AND THE COST OF PROIIDING
COUNTY SERV ICES TO VNINCORPORATED AREAS OF CRANGE COUNTY.
On roll all the foregoing Resolution was duly passed and adopted
by the following v te:
AYES, ~OUNCILMENt Chandler, Fry and Schutte.
NOES: ctotniCILMEN. None
ABSENT . COUNCILMEN . Coons and Thompson .
The Mayo declared Resolution Noo 6964 duly passed and adopted.
ORDINANCE NO. 1589, Coacilman Fry offered Ordinance No. 1589 as an urgency
ordinanceo Said 0 dinance was read in full.
Refer to Ordinance Book.
AN ORDINANCE OF T CITY OF ANAHEIM AMENDING TITLE 18, CHAPTER 18.52 OF
THE ANAHEIM MUNICI 4L CODE ON AN INTERIM BASIS, BY AMENDING SECTIC*
l8052o0l0 THEREOF D BY ADDING THERETO SECTION 18.52.011, AND DECLARING
THE URGENCY HEREOF (M-l Zone and Conditional Uses)
On roll all the foregoing Ordinance was duly passed and adopted
by the following v tel
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AYES: COUNCILMEN. Chandler, Fry and Schutteo
NOES. COUNCILMEN. None.
ABSENT a GOUNCILMEN. Coons and Thompson.
The Mayo declared Ordinance No. 1589 duly passed and adopted.
Mr. Dave Collins requested further clarification of Ordinance
Noo l589 and a pos ible continuance for further investigation by interested
parties.
Mr. Murdqh further explained the ordinance and called attention
that this is an inerim measure and the M-1 uses will continue to be studied
by the Planning De artment.
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RESOLUTION NO. 69651 Councilman f:. ry offered Resolution No. 696~ for passage
and aIIoption 0
A RESI>LurICIi OF THE CITY, C
AurKCltIZING THE EXECtrrIC>>l "
F~ "'IFICATI~ OF HIGfM
HIGHIIY ROOTE VII-ORA-2-AN
AND LA PALMA AVENUE.
IL OF THE CITY CF ANAHEIM APPROVING AND
AGREEMENT #1204 WITH TIE STATE OF CALIFmNIA
IGHrING AT CERTAIN INTERsecrIoos ON STATE
. (LOS ANGELES STREET), BETWEEN SOUfH STREET
On roll call thei
adcpttd by the followin9
AYES.
NOES,
ABSENT a
regoing Resolution was duly passed and
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Chandler, Fry and Schutte.
None.
Coons and Thoapson.
Resolution No. 6965 duly passed and adopted.
S
IM1v that it be the find!
activl ties as outlined by ,
and COuntry Club, Inc., in
as intidental to the oper~
understood that prior to ~
other activity, it will be
Use Permit, and subject to
Councilman Fry seconded th
S Councilman Chandler
of the City CdUneil that the proposed
. Loren E. Wagnert President of Tamasha Town
is letter dated June 6, 1961, be considered
n of the existing restaurant, it being
change of the use to a club activity or any
cessary to request and obtain a Conditional
e letter' submi ttecL by' Mr ~ Loren' Wagner.
otion. MOTION CARRIED.
ESTAB
lioe the feelings of 'the
Urban Renewal Agency, tne
additional personnel in .tH
studies and reports, and ~
as said Urban Renewal Agen
I Councilman Chandler expressed and out-
ncil regarding the need for the services of an
pointment ?f a five Beaber advisory committee,
Planning Department to prepare necessary basic
possibility of the Council appointing itself
Mro George
their Board did take
Agency 0
~n, Anaheim Chamber of Caaaerce, advised that
~ requesting the establishment of such an
;
Margie Stearns,
and lepresenting property
by U~an Renewal in the dO
powe.s and limitations of
had complete faith in the
and thinkings of subsequen
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ilding Manager for the California Bank Building
ers whose holdings would be definitely affected
town area. questioned the reasons for and the
ch an Urban Renewal Agency, and advised that she
esent Council, but was concerned about the actions
!Councils.
.
lieved that with the appointing of this Council
would have some control over the committee that
hed as the active agency.
that perhaps' urban renewal could have been
and submitted and read a letter dated June 6,
against the establishment of Urban Renewal.
oncerned that the property owners themselves
nants.
Councilman Fry b
as the first committee, tij
would eventually be establ
Mrso Stearns fel
inspired on a selfish mot!
1961, expressinq their vie
She advised that they were
were protected, not their
At the request 0
cop1ls of her letter for d
,!the Council, she stated she would prepare
ttribution to the Council.
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i that the forming of this Agency would be for
ens of Anaheim. That urban redevelopment would
Ie and not by the government and that funds do
from the State or _c Federal Government.
Mayor Schutte fe
the benefit of all the cit
be by ourselves and the p.
not n.ecessarily have to co
Councilmen Chan~ tr felt that the .establishment of this Agency
is in no way a declarati4> I that there is a tblighted area' anywhere in
the Ci tYJ that this 'is till I matter that will be completely studied and
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investigated 0 .
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mattero
J asked if anyone else wished to be heara on thIS
no responteo
RESOLUTI NO.6', Councilman Chandler offered Resolution No. 6966
for passage and aptian, determining that there is an Urban
Renewal Agency in 'tihe City of Anaheim and that ' the Membe%'s of the City
Council constitut that Agency.
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~Resolution Booko
A RESOLUTION OF T CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM DECLARING THAT
THERE IS A NEED F . i A R~DEVE~PMENT AGENCY TO FUNCTION IN THE 'CITY OF
ANAHEIM AND DECI..A~NG SAID CITY COUNCIL TO BE THE AGENCY, PuRS1Itrr TO
SECTIONS 33201 A 33231.5 Of THE HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE OF THE STATE
OF CALIFCRNIA.
adopted
qall the f<:>regoing Resolution was duly passed and
]Jawing vote!
AYES a :COUNCILMENa
NOES. jCOUNCI LMEIf ,
ABSENT t 1c0UNCI LMErta
Chandler, Fry and Schutte.
None.
Coons and fhompson.
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declared Resolution No. 6966 duly passed and adopted.
UEsr -
Collins submitted
ness license to a
other automotive
said emergency Ii
proper applicatio
business license
He advised that t
the Council will
E S LIC SE N ELES STR t . Mr. Dave
nd read hIs cODlDunication requesting an emergency busi-
Low operation of a transmission and motor ex~e and
,pairs in a C-2 zone at 312 North Los Angels. Street,
se to remain in effect during the processinf 6f a
for C-3 zoning and to be renewable as a regula:t
n approval of said reclassification by the Council.
prospective tenant is willing to take the risk that
avorably consider the requested C-3 use.
Council
license be issued
time required for
this request and
pursued diligentl
Councilman Fry se
Chandler moved that an interim emergency busioess
as requested, for this business only and during the
reclassification or variance application, and if
filing of either of said applications, is not
by the Applicant, then this license shall be revoked.
ded the motion. MOTION CARRIED.
Council
requested to prep
and permitted use
the motion. MOT I
Chandler moved that the City Planning Commission be
an analysis and recommendation concerning the zoning
in the downtown business area. Councilman Fry seconded
CARRIED.
~OtliNMENT. Councilm Fry moved to adjourn. Councilman Chandler $econded
the motion. CARRIED.
ADJOURNED:
SIGJED,
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