1968/11/06
Cit Hall Anaheim Calif
WAr R OF READING - 0 I SOLUfIONS: Councilman Krein moved to ..lve
the reading in full . all ordi nces and resolutions. and that. c....nt to
the waiver of readin ;is hereby! given by all Counciltnen, unless after read-
ing of the title, sp cific requ~st is made by a Councilman for the reading
of such ordinance or resolution. Councilman Dutton seconded the ..->tiOD.
MOTION UNANIMOUSLY C kiIED.
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68-656
elL MINUTES - Novemb.er 6
Because El
State of California,
Charter, Council mee
1=30 P.M., was held
ction DaY~'. s a Legal Holiday, as declared by the
in accord ' ce wi th Section 506 of the Anaheim City
lng that . s scheduled for Tuesday, November 5, 1968,
~dnesday, ' ovem.ber 6, 1968, at 1:30 P.M.
PRESENT: COUNCILMEN Dutton, ~rein, Clark and Pebley
ABSJSNT: COUNCILMEN Schutte!
PRlSBNT: ASSISTANT TY MANAG Robert M. Davis
CITY ATTO Josep Geisler
CITY ENGI Jamesl Maddox
DEPUTY CIT CLERK~ ona M. Farrens
ZONING S VISOR; nald Thompson
Mayor Pebl t called t~e meeting to order.
INVOCATION; Reveren Jpaul Kell~r, of the First Presbyterian Church, gave
the Invoca ~on. i
FLAG SAL11rE: Counci ~n Duttoni led the Assembly in the Pledge of Allegiance
to the F18 .
PROCLAMATIONS: Mayo Pebley ~3f:ued the fOllowing Proclamations:
B. P.O. E., range Coasl~ District - "Americanism Day" - November
8, 1968.
"Californi Veterans pf World War I Button Days" - Noveaber 8 to
11, 1968.
RT - FINANCIAL D AGAINST T CITY: Demands against the ~ity, in the
amount of $592,328.4 . in accortlance with the 1968-69 Budget, ~ere ap-
proved.
PUB IC HEARING - CONDIT! T NO. 1050: Submitted by Frank Horny,
requesting permissio :to estabI, sh a 333-unit, three-story planned resi-
dential development, with waive~s of maximum building height, minimum
building site area p r dwelling; unit, minimum floor area per dwelling unit,
minimum building set ack, and ~~nimum number of required cQvered parking
spaces; R-3 zoned pr perty, located on the north side of North Street, east
of Loara Street. (Ne plans reduced units to 315.)
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The City P anning Co~ission, pursuant to Resolution No. PC68-
306, denied said con 1tional us~ permit; appeal from action taken by the
City Planning Conmis ion was fitLed by Harry Knisely, Agent for the appli-
cant, and public hea 1ng scheduled this date.
Councilman Pebley sta~ed that he had reviewed the most recent
report by the Planni * Staff anp Interdepartmental Committee following
the filing of revise 'plaRs ind~c.ting reorientation of buildings and re-
duction of minim~ n 'her of liVing units from 315 to 225 units, and there-
upon moved that publ t hearing be continued to November 19, 1968, to allow
for review and reco ndations py the Planning Commission. Councilman
Krein seconded the tion. MOTION CARRIED.
In respons to a request from those attending the meeting in op-
position to said con itional use permit, Councilman Clark moved that the
continued public hea ing be sch~duled for 7:00 P.M., November 19, 1968.
Councilman Dutton se onded the ~otion. MOTION CARRIED.
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Mr. Thompson indiq ed that the 01ty Planning Commission will con-
i":.~',,;:A.' tbe revised plans at ~ ir meetina of Noveaaber l8, 1968, at 7; 30 P.M.
He not" that the plans and' Ie will be available for review by the public
at the Development Services artment.
AMUBDIENT DIICIS PERKIT: Appli.
lor pe> it to allow a pool t'
at 201 South Magnolia Avenue"
visions of Chapter 3.24 of t
Chief of Police, on motion b
!<<)TION CARRIED.
by Gary ~~ary!;.~w,for Mesa Land Company,
Ie at the Clubhouse of an apartment building
as submitted and granted subject to the pro-
Anaheim Municipal Code, as recommended by the
ouncilman Dutton, seconded by Councilman Clark.
ITIO E P 'I NO. 964 .-
a sit-..nths extension of ti
No. 964, previously granted t
ambulatory aged on R-3 zoned
sub.ttttd together with repor
Department.
Request of Clar.ice Graham, for
to coaplete conditions to Conditional Use Permit
permit the establishment. of a rest home for the
operty located at 2248 South Loara Street, was
and recommendations of the Development Services
On recommendation $ the Development Services Department, Council-
man ClaWk moved t~at a six-~ ths extension of time be aranted, to-.pire
April 24, 1969. Councilman . tton seconded the IBOtion. K>TION CARRrBD.
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TION NO. 67-68-57' On report and recommenda-
cilman Dutton offered Resolution No. 68R-685
L OF THI CITY or AlWIBIM AMENDING RlSOLUTIOI1
PROCEEDIIGS NO. 67-68-57. (Legal de.cTi~ion.)
Krein, Clark and Pebley
68R-685 duly passed and adopte~~
S FIC* I NO. 68-69-9' On report and re-
Serv~ces Department, Councilman g).in moved
e units, be approved in connection with Con~
eviously approved to permit a l55-unit, three-
mum building height, on tht.: south side of
Avenue. Councilman Dutton seconded the
Resolution Nos. 68R-686 to 68R-690,
trrION OF THE CITY COPNCIL OF. ~ CITY or.
DBID CONVEYING TO THB CITY OF AlWIIIM
BMDT .FOR ROAD AND PUBLIC UTILITY PURPOSES.
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UTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
DBBD CONVEYING TO THE CITY OF ANAREIH
!MENT FOR ROAD AND PUBLIC trrILITY p~..
UTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY or
DEED CONVEYING TO THE CITY OF ANAHEIM
EMENT FOR ROAD 'AND PUBLIC UTILITY PURfOSIs.
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RESOLUTIOW NO. 68R-68
ANAHEIM ACCEPTING AN
REAL PROPERTY FOR AN
(Orange County Flood
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:.'..... ':/1 'RESO~f... I~N. ..O....F THE C. IT.~.. ...COI,INCIL O.F ..T.JIE.....CITY OF
SEM!NT DE. CONVEYING TO . THE CITY OF ANAlt!IM CERTAIN
'SEMENT FO PUBLIC STREET AND HIGHWAY PURPOSES.
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.1 A RESOL~. ION OF THE CI.TY COUNCI. L OF T. .HE.. C. I.' TY ..OF
NT GRANT, DEED CONVEYING TO THE CITY OF ANAHEIM.
R AN EAS NT FOR ROAD AND PUBLIC UTILITY PURPOSES.
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RESOLUTION NO 68R-69
ANAHEIM ACCEPTING EA
CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY
(Louise W. Schroff.)
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NOES;
ABSENT~
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Ilared Res1lution Nos. 68R-686' to 68R-6~ , both inclu-
opted. :
eive, duly passed
RiiO ION NO. 68R~69l - S
tion of the City Atto
for adoption.
EMINENT DOMAIN' On report and reco~1\d~-
offered Resolution No. 68R-69l
Refer
A RESOLUfION OF THE CI COUNCIL;'OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM AUTHORIZING THE
SETTLEMENT OF CERTAIN . NENT DO . IN LITIGATION AND DIRECTING THE PAYMENT
OF CERTAIN SUMS IN CO CTION TH' EWITH. (Santa Ana Canyon Sewer Extension,
$6,568.48.)
Roll Call Vo e:
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AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
COUNC tHEN:
COONe ~N:
COUNe bIEN:
Du~ton, Krein, Clark and Pebley
No~
Sc~tte
Resollution No. 68R-69l duly passed and' adopted.
The Mayor de
SETT OF CLAIM -CITY
report and recommendat
settlement of claim fi
ComPany, et aI, be aut
seconded the motion.
ANAHEIM I S TERRA DEVELOPMENT 'COMPANY ET AL: On
n of the I, ity Attorney, Councilman Krein moved that
ed by theK::ity of Anaheim against 'Terra Development
c>rized in !the amount of $3,500.00. Councilman Dutton
TION CARRttED.
PUB.C.SE: The Assistant Ci y Manager ~eported on bid z:eceived for the purchase of
Lightning Arresters fo the Yorbai Sub-station, from General Electric Supply
Company, in the amount of $2,894.,85, including tax, and recommended 'purchase
be authorized.
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On motion by touncilmani Krein, seconded by Councilman Dutton, said
purchase was authorize from Gene~al Electric Supply Company, in the amount
of $2,894.85, includin tax. MO![ON CARRIED.
PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT: The !ssistant City Manager reported on informal bids re-
ceived for thepurchas of a Fork Lift, as follows, and recolIlD.ended accep.t-
aq.ce of the bid of Hys tr Company~ in the amount of $7,875.00, as the low
bid received did not m tt design and maintenance standards recommended by
the Mechanical Mainten ace Superintendent.
On recommend tion of th~ Assist4nt City MaQ.ager, Councilman Krein
aoved that the lowest Ild best qufilified bid of Hyster Company, in the amount
of $7,875.00, includin tax, be a~cepted and purchase authorized. Councilman
Clark seconded the mot CDn. MOTION CARRIED.
CLAIMS AGAINST THE CITY: T t followin~ claims were denied, as recommended by the
City Attorney, and ord ted referr~d to the insurance carrier, on motion by
Councilman Dutton, sec aded by Councilman Clark:
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a. Claim of Mrs. r nces Hill, for personal injury damages, pur-
portedlJ resulting from sust ing a twisted ankle while attending a game at
Anahei.Stadium, on or about ly 28, 1968.
b. Claim of Nora fDew~ for perso~al property d~g~s, purportedly
resultiog from driving over a utility pole, on or about October 17, 1968.
c. Claim of Ramon 'ntreras, for personal property damages to his
vehicle, purportedly sustain~ at the Convention Center parking lot, on or
about Oetober 12~ 1968. I
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~ION CARRIED.
,.uoLUTIQJ lI. 68R-692:
tion.
jKrein offered Resolution No. 68R-692 for adop-
Refer to Resolution
A RUOLlTION OF THE CITY CO
MISSI0W-'OF A REQUlST TO THB
CROSSI. PROTECTION FUND FOR
TERSICTION OF THE ATCHISON.
IN THE CITY OF ANAHEIM.
L OF THE CITY OF ANAHIIM AUTHORIZING THE SUI-
LIC UTILITIES COMMISSION PaR FUNDS FROM THE
OTICTION OF CROSSING NO. 2-l67.4, AT THE IN-
EKA AND SANTA FE UIL-.>AD AND SYCMI>RE STMET,
Roll Call Vote:
AYES =
NOES;
ABSENT:
t.:::on, Krein, Clark and Pebley
fChutte
'solution No. 68a-692 duly passed and adopted.
COUNCILMEN:
COUIfCILMEN :
OOURCILMER:
The Mayor declared
OORRESPOI8E!II: The following co~ +spondence was ordered received and filed, on
motien I, Councilman Dutton, +conded by Councilman Krein: '
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a. City of Huntins
lish~nt of Special Fire Dist
b. City of PIa cent
centia Plan" for teenage rep.
c. City of Corona
Mexican border by unaccompant
d. City of Westmid
to respect for law and order
endorsiqg Proposition No.7,
tion No. lA.
n Beach Resolution No. 2856 -opposing estab-
cts using funds from the.CQunty General Fund.
Resolution No. 68-R-160 - adopting the "Pla-
entation on the Recreation and Parks Commission.
solution No. j566 - crossing of ealifornia-
minors. (Narcotics).
er Resolution No. 1082 - Calling for a re'turn
d civil disobedience; and Resolution No. 1084,
d Resolution No. 1084, in support of Proposi-
e. Orange County B ,rd of Supervisors Resolution No. 68-1153 _
Metroports.
f. Public Library Board - Meeting of September
16, 1968.
g. Financial and 0
for the month of September, 1968.
MOTION CARRIED.
ORDINANCE NO. 2595:
~n offered Ordinance No. 2595 for adoption.
Refer to Ordinance
AN OIDI~CE OF THE CITY OF
ANAHBIM OF THE TEl.RITORY
1M APPROVING THE AlNlXATION TO THE CITY OF
DESIGNATED AS ORCHARD DRIVE ANNEXATION.
Roll Call,Vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
COUNCILMEN:
COUNCILMEN:
COUNCILMEN:
Krein, Clark and Pebley
ne'Mayor declared
2595 duly passed and adopted.
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IL MINtrrES - November 6 1968 1:30 P.M.
ORDllANCE NO. 2596: Counc lman clar~1 offered Ordinance, No. 2596 for adoption.
Refer to Or 1nance Boo~.
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AN ORDINANCE'OF THE C ,ty 'OF. ANA~. 1M AMEm>tNG TITLE 18 OF THE AmHEIM MUNJ;~
CIPAL CODE RELATING'T :ZONING.'K68-69-5 - C-3.)
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AYES. Du~ton Krein, Clark and Pebley
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The Mayor qlared ord~nance No. 2596 duly passed and adopted.
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OIDII6NCE NO. 2597: 1man Dutto+ offered Ordinance No. 2597 for adoption.
Refer ~nance BOO+.
AN ,ORDINANCE OF THE C jY OF ANAHtIM ,MofENDING TITLE 6 OF THE AN..umIK MUNICIPAL
conE BY ADDING THE ICHAPTER 6 ~ 64. (Food Handling Busin,esses.)
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NOES:
ABSENT:
Du~'.ton, Krein, Clark and Peble~
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Sc utte
The Mayor
Ord~nance No. 2597 duly passed and adopted.
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O&DI~CE NO. 2598:
2598, which was 'offer
He stated that he felt
constitutional and amb
not be prohibited; th
to which the law would
Santa Ana.
man Duttoq called Council attention to Ordina~ce No. .
for firs~ reading at the meeting of Oct()ber'29J~968.
the provislions of the ordinance may be'consiclered un-
~uous; thajt animals that are harmless to people should
the propdsed ordinance should spell out the animals
apply,asts done in the ordinance of the City of
He felt tha t the propos,~d ordinance should be further amend~d to
spell out guide lines or determi!bingexceptions wherein wild animals would
be allowed in places 0 her than zposand museums,where they are kept as
live specimens 'for the public to 'Y'iew.
The City Att rney noted' that the ordinance, asoriginalty proposed,
has an advantage in th t it hasb~en interpreted by the Superior Court of
Orange County; that it may be amehded as suggested by Councilman Dutton;
however, he believes t at present laws under which only domestic animals
are permitted are more restrictiv~ than the proposed ordinance.
Councilman D tton quoted a paragraph from the Superior Court in-
terpretation referred 0, and rec~mmended amending the ordinance to read
as follows:
"This ordina
is, gentle as found in
fish, monkeys, etc."
not prohibit animals naturally gentle; that
animals such as turtles, birds, garter snakes,
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The City Att ~ney noted ',that the amendment Councilman Dutton re-
quested is the Superio 'Court interpretation of the ordinance as first read
at the meeting of Octo er 29, 196$.
Councilman D tton stated that he felt inclusion in the ordinance
itself would allay the fears of p.rsons keeping the type of animals named,
and would assure them f their right to keep them under the new ordinance.
At the ion of Coqncil discussion, the City Attorney was re-
quested to prepare an nded ord~nance for Council consideration at the
meeting of November 12, 1968.
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68R-693 duly passed and adopted.
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1968 1:30 P.M.
ctfIMHCI.. 2599:
AN ORDINAlfCE OP THE CITY OF .
14.32.190 OF THE ANAHEIM MUNICI
Portions ef South Street.).
offerecl Otd~~q.~e No. 2599 for first re~ding.
IM AMENDING TITLE 14, CHAPTER 14.32, SECtION
L CODE, RELATING TO PARKING. (No Parking-
OIPINANCI NO. ~OO: Councilman
AN ORDtNAltCE OF THE CITY OF
CODE RtLAmNG TO ZORING. (67-6
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~ offered Ordinance No. 2600 for first reading.
1M AMENDING TITLE 18 OF THE ANAHEIM MUNICIPAL
57 - R-3.)
loffered Ordinance No. 260l for first reading.
QltIRUCI NO. ~l:
AN ORDI~E OF THE, CITY OF ~
CODa RBLA!'1NG TO ZONING. ( 6l-B
l1IfOID-JIIItI." CE - CODI OF ETHICS :1
" -.liI: tIe I, Chapter 1.Ol ;
5ect1oa 1.01.400, relating to a
that Councilman Schutte reques~
in his absence.
1M AMENDING TITLE 18 OF THE ANAHEIM MUNICIPAL
69 (30) - M-l.)
Discussion was held on a proposed ordinance
the Anaheim Municipal Code, by ,adding thereto
de of Ethics, and the City Attorney reported
action 011 the proposed aaendment be deferred
In answer to Council
paragraph reading "Pindings of '
cialhas, 1n fact, violated th-:
is not interpreted to be the ad
determines sufficient grounds
irresponsi.le prosecution. He
Executive Session of the Counci
stions, the City Attorney advised that the
t by a majority vote, that an elected offi-
section as a prerequisite to prosecution,"
n of a judicial body, but a finding which
prosecution exist, and is a safeguard against
ted that specific charges could be handled in
.y general consent, fj
was deferr.d for a full
consideration of the proposed ordinance
HOLIC
Application submitted by Frank Sandoval,
to-Person Transfer, for the Country Girl,
im, (C-2 zone), was presented by the Assist-
il for their information.
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said application.
AND
reported ceipt of letters fr
ment eorp~ation, and Betker Co
ing be hela on Resolution No. 6
Lieu Fees.
LION 10. 6 &-659. The Deputy City Clerk
naheim Board of Realtors, Fredricks Develop-
ruction Corporation, requesting public hear-
659, which increased Park and Recreation In
The City Council ackn.
consent ordered the matter held
time date for a public hearing
edged receipt of said requests, and by general
er for a return of the City Manager, at which
1 be set.
LUIION .. 8R -693 UCLASSIFICA
tion of the City Engineer, Counc
for adoption, deleting Conditio
Euclid Aveaue.
Refer to Resolution B
N NO. 66-67-8. On report and recommenda-
man Dutton offered Resolution No. 68R-693
o. 4, regarding de'dicat:i:onof access rights to
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL F 1:HE CITY OF ANAHEIM AMlNDING USOLUTION
NO. 66R-581 IN RECLASSIFICATION OCEEDINGS NO. 66-67-8.
1.011 Call Vote=
AYES:
':>ES:
ABIENT:
COUNCILMEN~
COUNCILMEN:
CO UNC I LMEN =
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WQII{ ORDER NO.J952: The 'Assistant' C :f;YMaIiage~reported that' E.J. : Tyreman Company, Inc.,
contractor for the improvement 0 {the Util~lty Yard, (Phase .III), at 901 East Vermont
Avenue, has recoDlJlended that a c ncrete ti1Jlt-up structure be s,ubstituted for the metal,
Butler-type building, specified or the pat and Recreation.Building, il1cluded,i~. ~prk
Order No. 1952; that the contrac or has eXirienced difficulties with the metal struc-
tures, and has offered to constr ct the co 'crete tilt-up structure at no increase in
the contract price; however,add tional aro itectural fees will be necessary for struc-
tural design and engineering.
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Mr. Davis stated that he archite~ts, Rose & Fears, Incorporated, have made
a tentative estimate of the addi tonal arc~~tectural fees in an amount not to exceed
$4,000.00, and reconmended Counc 't approval! to proceed with the necessary changes.
Council discussion fol ~wed, rega~ding the p08sib1lityof deferring~ction
for one week, to allow study and recommendation regarding the estimated architectural
fees.
The Assistant City Eng ~eer, Ralp~ PGa:~c~ reported that time is of the essence,
and plans should be preparedi 4Jiately if! the Council is agreeab~~to,tb~ proposea
change. He stated that the acta 1 fee char~ed by the architect could be less than the
amount tentatively stated, as th $ estimate: was obtained by telephone, and circumstances
precluded a detailed analysis of the cost f~ctors involved. He stated that if approved,
the architect would proceed on . time and ~terials basis, not to exceed'~4,900.00.
He recommended that the Council ndicate approval of the recommended change in plans,
so that no delay in construction .ill occur; fee t~ be approved ~ta later, date.
Following further Coun 11 discuss~on, Councilman Dutton moved that the pro-
posed change in plans be approve in concep~, and related architectural services be
authorized at a cost not to exce . $3,000.00, subject to future Council review on pre-
sentation of information to subs antiate any fees exceeding that amount. Councilman
Clark seconded the motion. IDTI. CARRIED.
ROL ZONE - ISNEYLAND HELIPORT:
the Federal Aviation Administrat
ment of a control zone at the Di
a letter of opposition authorize
connection with subject applicat
conflict with future establishme
In view of the clarifi
filed by the Federal Aviation Ad
sures during times of limited vi
operation of a Metroport, the Ci
previous objections to the appli
Councilman Krein left
On motion by Councilma
authorized to transmit a letter
Council objections to the subjec
received. H)TION CARRIED.
Councilman Krein
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ST - ORANGI COUNTY SERVICEMEN'S
request was received from the Or
$50.00 fee for use of the ShowW
November 7, 1968. He noted that
up the Show Wagon and no waiver
ganization for its use.
On motion by Councilma
was denied, as it is in conflict
PO SESSORY INTE ST TAX - AUTHORIZATI
quested Council authorization to
analyze possessory interest tax
which were paid under protest.
be City A~torney reported receipt ofa letter frOB '
,n, clarifldng the intent of the requested eS,tabliah-
ieyland He~iport in Anaheim. He called attention to
by the City Council, requesting public hearing in
On, (Air Space Doc ket No. G;-"T:"':-46), due to possible
t of a Mettoport.
ation rece~ved, indicating that the application was
inistratiob. for the intent of provicling safety mea-
ibility, and will in no way prohibit possible fut~re
'J Attorney' recommended that the City C01.1ncilwithdraw
ation. .
Chambers, (3: 2') P.M.).
Dutton, s,conded by Councilman Clark, the M4yor was
o the Fedetal Aviation Administration, withdrawing
applicati,n, based on the clarification of intent
to the ~ouncil Chambers, (3:25 P.M.).
ER: Th. Assistant City Manager reported that a
qge County Servicemen's Center, for waiver of the
son during their Dedication Ceremony, to be held
the fee co.ers the cost of transporting and setting
d been prtviously granted to any other8roup or or-
by Councilman Krein, said request
City Policy. MOTION CARRIED.
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Councilman Krein MOt
man Dut tOn seconded the IIIOt10n
that said authorization be granted. Council-
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tity Attorney requested Council authorization
btain a copyright on the dc;'.' 13n of the exterior
ated :it the Anaheim,Convention Center.
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JltPLOYMBN'l OF .!,:rATllttAItPlUt&y: The
to ~lo' a patent atrorney to
reader beard structure to :: c 1
On motion by Counci~
employmeat was authoriaed.
n Krein, seconded by Councilman Du~ton, said
ON CARRIED.
e-Tn_~:
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to adjourn. Councilman Clark seconded the
Councilman Krein mo~
11>1"10. CARRIKD.
ADJOURmll: 3: 30 P. M.
IIGNBD
li'fornia -
1968 1:30 P.K.
The City Council 0 the City of Anaheim met in regular session.
POSEN'!:
ABSINT:
PUSBHI:
COUNCILMEN:
COUNCILMEN: Schut
CITY MANAGER: Ke~
ASSISTANT CITY A '
CITY CLERK: Dene
CITY DGIRIER: J
ZONING SUPERVISOR:
and Pebley
A. Murdoch
John Dawson
Wi ~_ ,_ iams
s P. Maddox
! Ronald Thompson
Mayor Pebley calle jthe meeting to order.
PLAG stLUTI: Councilman
to the Flag.
~ led the Assembly in the Pledge of Allegiance
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P~TIONS: The
!Proclamations were issued by ~yor Pebley:
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"Leukemia
nday" - November 17, 1968.
"International Day
Korea" - December
Goodwill to the People of the Republic of
, 1968.
MINUfES: MUlutes of the Anaheim
were approved on motion by 0
MOTION CARRIED.
ty Council meeting held October 22, 1968,
ncilman Krein, seconded by Councilman 'Dutton.
OLUT 0 Councilman Dutton moved to wai..
iDances and resolutions, and that consent to
y given by all Councilmen, unless after read-
est is made by a Councilman for the reading
Councilman Krein seconded the motion.
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