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DOGGJE KOTEL~ TheA.dministrative Officer .Iwas requested to investigate and
recomm.end necessa.ry action with reference ita the Doggie Motel BusI'ness:rJ.~e'nsa."
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PLUMBER BOND~ Plumber Bond submitted by ~en Baker "WaS ordered received and filed
when approved by the City .Attorney on mot~on by Councilman Schutte, seconded by
Councilman CoonSe MOTION CARRIEDo !
R-AZONING~ The suggestion to eliminate th~ nChurch Usel! from the R~A zone
was ordered referred to the City Planning ICommission for recommendationo
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Councilman Schutte moved to adjju.rn to .July 17, 1956, 7~OO PoMCiI'
Councilman Fry seconded the motion@) MOT40N CARRIEDo
ADJOURNED. ~ .
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City Hall. Anaheim. califor~~17. 1926 - 7&00 PoMo
The City Council of the City of iAnaheim met in Adjourned Regular
PRESENT~ COUNCILME.~ Pearson, Coons, FrJt, Schutte and Wissero
ABSENT: COUNCILMEN~ None 0
ACTING CITY ATTORNEY~ Joseph Geisler, Pr~sento
ASSISTANT CITY ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER~ A~bert Hair, Present 0
PUBLIC HEARINGa VARIANCE NO~ 575~ SUbmit~.ed by Arthur Hart,elt, requesting
permission to erect a Service Station at ~he Northwest corner of Lincoln
Avenue and Gilbert Street<i .
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The City Plarming Commission, p-qrsuant to their Resolution NOn 226
granted said Variance subject to the follqwing conditionso
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Arranging with the State Highway Department for the 10 feet
required for the "Widening o:(r the North side of Lincoln Avenueo
The deeding to the City of 4naheim of 10 feet for the widening
of Gilbert Street"
The installation of curbs aIid gutters on both streetso
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Appeal from action taken by the !City Planning Commission, was
flIed by Bernard Weissner, and public hea~ing orderedo
The Mayor asked if anyone wisheq to address the Co~il on the mattero
Mr~ Val Zajec, o~ the Joe F@) Purr Realtor~, address the Council urging the
granting of the Variance and read a petit~on containing 25 signatures favoring
the granting of the Variance of Resident property owners in the immediate
area 0
Mr~ Weissner, addressed the Council and referred to a petition
contalning 9l slgnatures of home owners o~posing the granting of the Variance.
Others addressing the Council i~ oppos~tion to the granting of the
Variance were; MrCll Castagna, Mro Morris Bltrt, Mro and Mrs@ Marshall Wo Cone~
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Those addressing the Council fa~oring the granting of the Variance
were; Mr8 Vance Hill and Mre Hartelt0
After further discussion on the!matter the Mayor declared the
Hearing closede COlliJciJman Coons moved tqat petitions for and against the
granting of the Variance be referred to MIto Mungal1J Secretary of the City
Planning C...OmmiSSiOn for plotting on a map~ also that a check of the services
to this area be made, and that action on ~he matter be deferred to Julv
31. 1956e' Councilman Wisser seconded the Im.otion() MOTION CARRIEDo
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PUBLIC HEARING SPEC
to establish a Trailer Park 0
between Magnolia and Gilbert
T~ Submitted by Fred L. Lipp~ for permission
property described as being North of Lincoln Avenue
venues, South of Crescent Avenue$
The City Planning C;mmiSSiOn, pursuant to their Resolution No. 228
A, granted said Variance subjct to the presenting to an instrument showing
that access rights to the proerty had been obtained from Magnolia Avenue on
the West, which will be the o~y ingress and egress to the Trailer Park.
Review of action ta~en by the City Planning Commission was ordered
by the City Council so that drlair~ge ar~' oTher Engineering problems could- ~
worked out.
The Mayor asked if ~nyone wished to address the Council on the matter.
Mr~ Lipp, presented a map of the proposed location and showed the
City Council approximately wh~re he intended to locate the Trailer Park. He
further advised that the Trai:4er Park would have 35 spacese
A gentleman from th~ audience addressed the Council opposing the
granting of the variance and qalled attention to the new school now under
construction in the immediate iarea and the increase in traffic and other
conditions resulting should tHe variance be granted
The City Council felt that a plot plan of the proposed Trailer Park
showing intended construction ishould be presented as this area is undeveloped
and the establishment of any Unprovement at this time would tend to color future
development.
Councilman Coons mo~d that the matter be held over for two weeks
(Ju~v 31. 1956} to allow the a~plicant time for the preparation of plans and
also to allow time to determi~ if he will have access to the property.
Councilman Wisser seconded the' motion. MOTION CARRIEDe
RIBLIC HEARING. liECLASSIFICATIpN NO. F-55-56-48: Submitted by Carl F. and
Vivian O. Will, requesting C-3i zoning on property located at the Northeast corner
of Lincoln and Grand Avenues&
The City Planning Co~ssion, pursuant to their Resolution No. 229
recommended the granting of sa~d Reclassification.
The Mayor asked if anyone wished to address the Council on the matter,
and Mr. and Mrs. Will, togethe~ with the Council discussed the proposed
Reclassification~
The City Council co~idered this use should be granted by Variance
instead of a zone change. The applicant was relunctant to consider the Variance
however stated that any protection he could offer the City that only a Service
Station could be erected at this location he would be willing to do.
The City Council did not object to the Service Station use at this
location and on motion by Coun~ilman Schutte, seconded by Councilman Wisser,
ordered the matter continued t~ July 31. 1956. to allow necessa~ time for the
working out of an agreement by. the City Attorney to entered into by the
applicant to protect the City and confine only this use to the property.
MOTION CARRIED.
CONTINUED PUBLIC HEA.RING~ PROpOSED ABANDONMENT OF EASEMENT FOR STREET PURPOSES:
Proposed abandonment of easement for Street purposes within Tract No. 796,
pursuant to Ordinance No.. 1066 was continued from the July 10, 1956, meeting.
~~Q Alessi addressed the Council and referred to the two petitions
submitted cG the previous meet!ng requesting the Council take no action on the
proposed abandonment and reque$ting the construction of a wdll between their
properties and the subdivision~
Mr8 George E. Holyok~, City E!~ineer, presented a map of the area and
stated that the offer of easem~nt for road purposes was made to the Cou~ty of
Orange however it 'was never ac~epted by them. He further advised that the title
company would not clear title to this property until the offer for easements that
were never accepted are abandoned~
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The mtter 1IGS ordered held aver to Julv 31.. 1956. and the City Attorney
was requested to cheek 'with the title oompany on this matter and also submit a
legal opinion-and recommendation at this meetinge
WEED ASSES_NT~ Report of the City Trea,sure:r of City Lots cleaned under the
direction of the Director of Public Works totaled $9710000 The report was
distributed.a.s follow8~ The amount collected $574000, amount cancelled $12000,
amount charged to the State of California $6000, the a,m.ount of $379000 to be
transferred to the County Auditor for e~ension by h.in\ to the tax roles and
collected in the Same manner as County ~axes~
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RESOLUTION NOG 3384~ Councilman Fry offered Resolution NOe 3384 and moved for
its passage and adoption.
Refer to Resolution Book, page
On roll. call the foregoing Re$oluti.on was duly passed and adopted
by the following vote0
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NOES ~
ABSENT~
COUNCILMEN;;
COUNCILMEN;;
COUNCILMEN~
Pearson. COOTIS;t Fry, Schutte and WisserG>
Nonee
None<!l
The Mayor declared the foregoing resolution duly passed and adopted~
'WEEDS~ At the time l.ots were cleaned pursuant to Resolution Noo 3181, certain
areas were in the process of subdivision and the weeds were to be cleaned off by
the developer\!
RJ(.qOUJTION NOo 33a5~ In view of the fact that some of the areas not cleaned are
not yet developed>> Council.ma.n Wisser a.f.tared l2~!lIf:n luI.; LW Jio r) J3S5 .aa:i..".ed
for its passage and adoption!)
Refer to Resolution Book, page ~~~~
A RESOLUTION OF THE CIn COUNCIL OF THE CIn OF ANAHEIM DECLARING ALL WEEDS AND
RA.NX CJRCMTH GROWING UroN PUBLICSTBEETS AND VACANT LOTS TO BE A NUISANCEa
On roll call the foregoing resolution 'was ~ ~~gAd and adopted ~
the following vote0
.A YES ~
NOES g
ABSENT ~
COUNCILMEN;;
COUNCllJ{ENg
COUNCILMEN~
Pearson, Coons, Fry, Schutte and Wisser@
None 0
Nonee
The Mayor declared the foregoing resolution duly passed and adopted.
CANCELLA'.rrON OF COUNTY TA.XES~ It was moved by Counc~boan Coonst seconded by
Couneilman Wlsser, that the Orange County Board of Supe~sors be requested
to cancel County Taxes on property purchased by the City of Anaheim .for-
Public purposes from the Altec~Lansing Corpo:rationo (Fire Station N00 J Site)
MOTION CARRIEDo
PLUMBER BONDS ~ Plumber Bond submitted by Red IT s Plumbing C ompa.ny was ordered
received and filed when approved by the City Attorney on motion by Councilman
Wisser, seconded by Councilman Fry0 MOTION CARRIEDo
SOLICITOR LICENSE~ ~"1r0 Frank Lay, Attorney representing the Avon Products Inc$
addressed the Counci"L with reference to section 610002 of the Anaheim Municiple
COde, which requires a license fee of $lOeOO per day for solicit.orse He
advised the City Council that 52 Anaheim'women were engaged in this part time
business of selling Avon products in this City and that in the past years these
women operated under a blanket license issued to the Avon GompanY(j He felt that
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the intention of this section is not applicable to their type of business operation
and requested that the City Cou.eil authorize the Attorney to prepare an amendment
to the Anaheim Municiple COde, hereby the Avon Products Inc., would paJfthelr
fair ahare of license fee and t es instead of the present $10.00 per solicitor,
per day J licellBe fee 8
reporte
Said request was refe~red to the City Attorney for recommendation and
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REQUEST FOR BUILDING PERMIT: Cqmmunication from Monsignor Patrick Pierse
Pastor of Ste Boniface Parish C~urch, Anaheim, was submitted and reado Said
communication requested permiss~on to erect two temporary classrooms on the
Northwesterly portion of the prqJL~rty located on the West side of Palm. Street
rur..ning from Center Street to CJia,rtress Street. The two additional temporary
r classrooms would be built in fine zone No. 2 and would accomodate approximately
~ 80 s:udents. thereby relieving !the congestion in both the parochial and public
schools"
Councilman Schutte mo~ed that permission be granted for a three year
period commencing with the begi~ng of this school term. Councilman F~
seconded the motion. MOTION CARRIED.
REOUEST BUILDING PERMT'T~ Requestt submitted by Casey-Beckham Pontiac, for per-
mission to construct a building ~t 325 South Los Angeles Street to be used as
a used car office, the building ~o be portable and to be constructed of wood
frame "with red wood siding, to be 10x20 feet, built on 2x8 foot runners was
submi.tted and reado
Said request was grant~d by the City Ccruncil to be limited to the
period of one year on motion by Councilman Coons, seconded by Councilman
Wisser. MOTION CARRIED.
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liE DEST FOR ABANDONMENT PROCEEDI as TRACT NO. 28 Request of the Roselyon
Corporation for the abandonment y Ordinance of all public utility easements,
13ruce Street and Roanne Street, as shown on map of said Tract No. 2844 was
submitted and read.
The Roselyon Corporati~n is re-subdividing this area into a commercial
subdivision, "Tract No~ 3091" ana the abandonment of the ea5ements for easements
and streets are necessary.
The City Engineer was authorized to commence abandonment proceedings.
SPECIAL USE PERMIT~ Submitted by Baptist General Conference, requesting permi5sion
to erect a tent on property located at the Southwest corner of Gilbert Street and
Crescent Avenue for the holding ~f meetings to establish a church of this
denomination in this area.
The City Planning Comm!ssion pursuant to their resolution No. 5
granted said Special Use Permit $ubject to the following conditionsQ
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The proper locatio* of the Tent with reference to the surrounding
residential properties to the North, West and South8
The providing of parking lot attendants to guide the cars to
parking areas\}
The providing of a4eqpate off-street parking on the subjeet property.
The providing of adequate sanitary facilities as required by law.
The providing of a cleanup of debris on the property at the co~
elusion of the Meetings.
The posting of a $500.00 Cash Bond with the City and an inspection
of the premises by the Public Works Director before the release of
the Bond.
The Mayor asked if a~qne wished to address the Councilo
Five home owners in th~ area were present and called attention to
Crescent Street being a half str~et and Gilbert being an unimproved street
and requested further information regarding the type of sarvices, the hours
the services are to be held and ~he parking provisions.
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The group was advised~by a representative of the church that services
would be every night for the first two weeks, from. 8~OO PeMe to 9~30 PoM19.J
however after that time the services would be held in the same manner as
any other churcho The tent had a maxi~ seating capacity of 1,000 and the
site is a 20 acre parcel of land, further it is intended to place the tent 200
feet back, so that all parking will be off the street and onto the property .
leased, also a provision of parking attendants will be made to direct the off
street parking, further that the meetings will be limited to a 60 day period0
The representatives also advised that these meetings are not revival meetings
that they are to establish the central Baptist Church in this area, which was
requested by members of their congregation who have recently moved and
established their homes in the City of Anaheimo
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No further action was taken by the City Councilo
· ADDENDUM
CITY PLANNING COMMISSION, RESOLUTl;ON NO~ 1, ~RT'W..q 195h--57 ~ The .city Planning
Commission Resolution NOe 1, recommends to the City Council of the City of
Anaheim certain changes in the Anaheim Municipal Code, Section 9200~3 R-A
Residential~Agricultural Zone.
Copies of the Resolution No.1, were given to each member of the
City Council for their information to again be considered at a later date.,
RECOMMENDED CODE CHANGE~ The City Planning CQImILissions Resolution NOli 241
recommended that Section 9200e15 Sectio~ E be amende(F1:.o require that reviews
to be held on Special Use Permits be charged the same filing fee as that of
Variances.
Said recommendation was referred to the City Attorney for necessa~
preparation of Ordinance on the motion of Councilman Schutte, seconded by
Councilman Fry-a MOTION CARRIED"
RECLASSIFICATION NO. F-55~56.-40: Submitted by Oliver G~ Baker, et aI,
requesting that their property consisting of approximately 57 acres be
reclassified from R-A to C--llo) Subject property is located at the Southwest
corner of Lincoln and Stanton Avenueso
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Public Hearing was ordered to be held on the m.tter Au~t the
14th. 1956, 7~OO P~M~, on motion by Councilman Wisser, seconded by Councilman
Fry \9 MOTION CARRIED ~
RECLASSIFICATION NO() F-5tp,57=-3~ Submitted by Spadrom Estates requesting R-3
zoning on property within Tract No. 2401 which is bounded on the North by
Romneya Drive~ on the South by West La Palma Avenue and on the West by North
Citron Street.,
Public Hearing was ordered to be held on the matter August the lk.th,
1956. 7~OO PoMo, on motion by Councilman Wisser, seconded by Councilman Schutte~
MOTION CARRIEDe
VARIANCE NOe 578~ Submitted by Sand N Construction Cpmpany, requesting permission
to erect a temporary sign to be located at the Southeast corner of Broadway and
Magnolia Avenue...
Public Hearing was ordered to be held on the matter Awru.st ll, 19l56,
7:00 P~Me~ on motion by Councilman eoona, seconded by Councilman Wisser. MOTION
CARRIED e
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VARIANCE NOo 579~ Submitted by Trudy Richards Building Corporation, requesting
permission to extend the time of an existing sign used by another Tract, by
repainting the samee Said sign is located at the Northeast intersection of
Magnolia and Houston Street<l>
Pllblic Hearing was ordered to be held on the matter August 14. 1956.
7~OO P.Me, on motion by Councilman Coons, seconded by Councilman Wisser.
iWl, MOTION CARRJED()
-ADDENDUM: In addition to provisions imposed by the City Planning Commission, the City
Council established the following conditions:
Daily watering of the area, and that the meeting hours be'held no later
than 9:30 P.M.
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VARIANCE NOo 580~ Submitted by! Frematic Homes, requesting permission to erect
a temporary sign. Sign to be lo~ated on the North side of Manchester Avenue,
approximately 150 feet North of tIest La Palma Avenue(9
Public Hearing -was o~red to be held on the matter August 14. 1956,
7~OO P.Mo, on motion by Councilnfn -Coons, seconded by Councilnan Wissere
MOTION CARRIED 0
VARIANCE NOe 58l~ Submitted by ~uF.. Thomas~ requesting permission to cut off
ten lots which are located on th~ South side of Burton Street near the pro-
posed new Houston FreewaY$
Public Hearing ;n3.S or,*red to be held on the matter August 14. 1956.
7~OO P0M0$ on motion by Counci~n Wisser, seconded by Counci~n Coons0 MOTION
CARRIED 19
VARIANCE NO@ 582: Submitted by te.llie Remland, requesting permission to erect
a Service Station at the Northea~t corner of Sta~ton Avenue and Orange Avenue.
The City Planning CO~55ion, pursuant to their Resolution NOs 237
granted said Varia~e subject tol the following conditions~
l~ The deeding of 20 reet along the North side of Orange Avenue for
street wideningl9
2@ The installation o~ curbs and gutters on both Stanton and Orange
Avenueslil
No action was taken by' the City Council~
VARIANCE NOo 583~ Submitted by ~.'eorge Ml!J Holstein and Sons, requesting pe. .rmission
to erect a temporary sign advert~sing the sale of houses and lots in Tract NO. 2425
Sign to be located on the East slde of Brookhurst Street, 1400 feet south of Ball
Road",
Public Hearing was ord~red to be held on the matter Awmat ll., 1956,
7~OO PaMo, on motion by Councilm$n Coons, seconded by Councilman Wisser. MOTION
CARRIED 0
VARIANCE NOo 5a4~ Submitted by J:Ielrose Sign Service, requesting permission
to erect a temporary sign advertising the sale of houses and lots in Traet NO.
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2655. Sign to be located on the East side of Stanton Avenue, 250 feet North
of Orange Avenue0
Public Hearin~ was ord~re.d to be held on the ma.tter AUJru.St ll, 1956,
7~OO P~MII' on motion by Counci~n Coons, seconded by Councilman Wissero MOTION
CARRIED ~
V.ARIA.NCE NOo 5S5g Submitted by ~s JaG~ Sanderson, requesting permission to
erect and operate a Service Stat~on on property located on the Southeast corner
of Harbor Boulevard and Ball Roacl.
The City Planning CO~8io. pursuant to their Resolution No. 238,
granted said Variance subject to'the following conditionse
18 The deeding of 20 feet along Ball Road for Street wideninglJ
2e The deeding of 10 feet along Harbor Boulevard f'or Street Wid.ening
3. The installation of curbs J gutters and sidewalks along Ball Road.
4$ The installation of curbs and guttera along Harbor Boulevard.
5l!l The erection of a C> foot Masonry wall along the East side of the
propertye
No action was taken by the City Councile
VARIANCE NOm 586~ Submitted by::$.Ao Fahrion, requesting permission to cut
off two lots from the property l~cated on the North side of Broadway, East of
East Street@ Lots to be 100 fee~ deep and 60 and 65 toot frontageso
The City Planning Co~ssion pursuant to their Resolution No. 239
granted said variance subject to 'the following conditions.
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10 The installation of side~lk5 in front of the lots.
2@ The payment of $251900 per lot to the Park and RE?creation Site Fund.
3@ The fi.ling of a Record of Survey Map with the City of Anaheim and
the County of Orangel\)
ReYiew of action taken by the City Planning Commission was ordered by
the City Council to be hald on Awmst ~. 1956. 7~OO P@Mo, on motion by Councilman
Coons, seconded by Councilman Wisser. MOTION CARRIED.
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VARUNCE NOB 587g Submitted by Norma L. Goodrich, requesting permission to erect
a six toot concrete block fence on property located at 1018 North East Street.
The City PlaI1I1i.ngj Commission pursuant to their Resolution No~ 240
granted said Variance0
No action was taken by the City Council~
RESOLUTION NOe 3386 g Councilman Fry oftered Resolution NO(9 3386 and moved
for its passage and adoption.
Refer to Rsslution Book, pag
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM FINDING AND DETERMINING
THAT PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY ~QUIRE THE CONSTRUCTION AND COMPLETION OF
A PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT, TO WIT~ . THE HAS. STREET SEWER LA'lERALS FROM KA'IELLA.
AVENUE TO MIDWAy--muy:s-G JOB HOg, 10706 AND APPROVING THE DESIGNS, PLANS, PROFILES,
DB.AWINCE AND .SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION THEREOF; AUTHORIZING THE CON-
STRUCTION "OF SlIir'P9BLIC IMPROVEMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH SA.ID PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS:I
ETC 0; AND AtrmORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CITY CLERK TO PUBLISH A NOTICE ImTING
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION TIlEREOF e (Bids to be opened July 31.
1956. 7~OO PoM@)
On roll call the foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by
the following vote.
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NOES~
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COUNCILMEN:i
COUNCILMEN~
COUNCllJ1EN~
Pearson, Coons, Fry, Schutte and Wisser.
Nonell>
None.
The Mayor declared the foregoing resolution duly paS'$ed and adopted.
REQUEST. USE OF LA. PALMA PARK ~ Request of the Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commeree
to use the La Paluta Park Picnic area for the 'Community Fair to be held August
the 8th through August the 12th was consideredCD
Don Ko Derr, Director of Parks and Recreation reconnn.ended the granting
of said re~est subject to the following condition5@
1. Twenty"-Eight Dollars ($28..00) per day for maintenance and
utilities for each of the five (5) days-
2~ That the Ten Per cent (10%) of gross receipts for concessions
be 'Waived in view of the fact that all proceeds from the fair
wlll be used by the Junior Chamber or Commerce to further their
community betterment activities.
3. That proper arrangements be made with the Police Department for
police protection as required-by the Chief of Pollce<ll
40 That proper clearance be obtained from the Fire Chief for the
buildings and structures to be moved into' the Park.
50 That the Fair operators and Concessi.ot$9,ires abtain the proper
licenses from the City Treasurer as required by Ordinanceo
611I That evidence of adequate Public Liability and Property Damage
Insurg~e be presented to the City Attorney for approvala
It "Was moved by Councilman Wisser, seconded by Councilman Coons,
that permi~ion be granted to the Junior Chamber of Commerce for the con-
duction of said Community Fair, subject to the conditions anq recommendations
of the Director of Parks and Recreation. MOTION CARRlEDo
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ORANGE COUNTY PUMP rrAX;: George IF@ Oelkers, Superintendent or Light, Power a.nd
Water, reported the pump tax fot the pumP\ing of 1921! acre feet of water in the
amount of $6,725.25 was due and~lpayable on or before July 31, 1956. Payment of
said tax was authorized by theity Council on motion by Councilman Sehutte,.
seconded by Councilman Coons.. TION CARRIEDlt
.PURCHASE OF WELL AND SITEz The ISuperintendent of Light, Power and Water "MaS
authorized to have necessary te~ts made and continue f'urther negotiations with
Mr@ Otto Itso for the purchase qf a well and site at the earner of AcC\ctB.
and Burton Streets for the sum ~f $1,000,,00 on motion by Councilman Sehutte,
seconded by Councilman COOllS8 lJOTION CARRIEDo
PUMP PURCHASEg George FCil OelkeJtB, Superintendent of Light, Power and Water
recommended that the size of thJ two pumps now on order be inerea~ed frOlll
100 to 125 horse power and advi~ed that the larger motors can be purchased for
an additional $660~OOe
It was moved by CouncUman Coons, seconded by Councilman Wisser
that a purchase order be issued!!or the additional amount to cover the cost
of the increased size of motors ~ MOTION CARRIED t!l
REFUND: On motion by Councilma~ Wisser, seconded by Councilman Schutte, refund
was authorized in the amount of i$32eOO to R.Ne Bodinus, 12182 East Las Palmas Dro
Fullerton for permit No" 287--B 4:nd Bellvidere Plumbing Complny, 900 East Garvey,
El Monte in the amount of $4~45 ':Cor permit No<<> 3723 issued on property within
County territory0 MOTION cA.RRIlW<<I
PERSONNEL~ Assistant City Admirp.strative Officer reported the appointment
of the following personnel; Clifton Jensen, Recreation Department; Cheri Ann
Goff, Building Department; Virginia Tucker, Public Services Deparlment;
Donald Martin Barbur, Deputy City Patrolman~
Said appointments wer~ approved by the City Council on motion by-
Councilman Coons, seconded by C~uncilman Fry~ MOTION CARRIEDo
ORANGE COUNTY STREET LIGHTING M4INTENANCE DISTRICT #2 ~ Said Street Lighting
Maintenance District #2 was acq~red by the City of Anaheim by the West Anaheim
Annexation No~ 2*
The County Auditor reported a balance in this fund of $1,508e79,
and advised that said balance w~uld be transferred to the City of Anaheimo
On the recommendation$ of Mr~ Murdoch, City Administrative Officer
and George FG Oelkers, Superint~ndent of Light, Power and Water, Councilman
Fry moved that the City Council request the Southern California Edison Company
to continue to serve the area at this time and further that the payment of the
by~monthly bills be authorized trom the district fund 0 Motion seconded by
Councilman Coons 0 MOTION cA.RRIltDo
BUSINESS LICENSE: KENNELS~ The Assistant Administrative Officer reported on
the business licenses imposed by neighboring cities for the operation of
Kenqels and recommended an amen4ment to the Anaheim Municipal Code, Section
- 4IOO~2, omitting 'the provisions tor kennels containing mdre - than 19 dogs.
The City Attorney was requested to prepare the necessa~ Ordinance
amending said section on motion by Councilman Schutte, seconded by Councilman
Coons c MOTION CARRIED 0
SAND PIT PROPERTY~ The Assistant Administrative Officer advised the City
Council that Mr~ George Buccola ihad rejected the offer of the City Co~ncil
for the purchase of the sand pil property and stated he was prepared to file
a subdivision map on this terri-{t.oryu
CORRESPONDEHCE~ Communication ~rom Transportation Insurance Brokers, Inco
advising the City Council that ~he Comprehensive Liability Policy of the Crops
Bus Lines, et al, would be rene~ed
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Excerpts of the Minutes of the Orange County Board of Supervisors
Meeting, held July 10, 1956 advising that the request for Boulevard Stop Signs
at Magnolia and Orange Avenue was referred to the traffic committee for stu~
and recommendation0
Said connnunications were ordered received and filed,)
STOP SIGN. LEMON STREET AT CHARTRESs~ Temporary stop sign Lemon at Chartresso
Discussion of the temporary stop sign at the Northwest corner of Lemon and
Chartress was held and in the interest of safety said temporary stop sign
'WaS ordered to be removedQ
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SANTA ANA FREEWAY CONSTRUCTIONg A delegation of residents in the vicinity of
Catalpa and La Palma Avenue were present and addressed the City Council
calling attention to the maintenance yard established by the contractors
working on the Santa Ana Freeway" They advised that the maintenance yard -was
on Brookhurst and had been operating approximately 90 days on a 24 hour
basis. It wa3 their understanding that this operation would continue during
the entire period of the Freeway construction~
Mr<!i George E. Holyoke, City Engineer advised the City Council that his
office had received complaints to this operation0
This matter was referred to the City Attorney for a possible
solution by-relocation of the maintenance yard onto nearby M=l property.
RESOLUTION NOo 33S7~ Councilman Schutte offered Resolution NOn 3387 and
moved fOr its passage and adoptiono
Refer to Resolution Book, page
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM AMENDING RESOLUTION
N00 3)55, ESTABLISHING A BASIC COMPENSATION PLAN FOR THE CITY EMPLOYEES,
ADOPl'ED JUNE 26, 1956G
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On roll call the foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted
by the following voteo
AYES ~
NOES~
ABSENT ~
COUNCILMEN ~
COUNCILMEN~
COUNCILMEN~
Pearson, Coons, Fry, Schutte and Wisser
None.
None.
The Mayor declared the foregoing resolution duly passed and adoptedo
CONSTRUCTION OF NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH AND SCHOOL ON LA PALMA AVENUE ~ Discussion
was held by the City Council and the Anaheim Building Inspector,lIomer Wallace,
regarding the proposed construction of a new Saint Anthony's Church\with
reference to the location of class rooms and other adjacent buildings0 In view
of the fact that the Arc~ Bishop, City Attorney, and Administrative Officer
have been working on a possible solution of the problem and until such time
as they have come to some firm conclusion, it was considered by the City
Council that no further action be taken on the mattero
Councilman Coons, moved to adjourntJ Councilman Schutte seconded the
motion., MOTION CARRIEDo
ADJOURNED. ~
SIGNED: _ _.~ k A1::;).../.- .-~
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