1951/07/10
^~.____._____ _ Qi t7 Hell:, Anahei~~l ~_Galiforn ia, Jul/ ~1951 - 8: 00 P. ~1.
TLp Ci:7 Counc:1 0::- t}-:.e C: t;r of Anaheim ::let
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In reg'11ar seSSlon.
~T'.ES~NT ~ -:C'rT:J~~II_J:E:-J: Pearson, Wisser, He:riYL;-" Bone:t and Va.."1 "tJagoner.
A?SENT; :OUNCILMEN: None.
CITY ATTORNEY TURNER: Present.
CITY ADr,ll:T""STI~ATIVE CFFI~ER.; Kei th ~hlrcioch, present.
IN1JT:;:S: '!'he Ivli:1.utes of the meeting held June 26, 1951 were or(lered approve and
i'-LIed on ::~::ti.";fl 'b~T Counc:lx.an Van v/agoner, seconcAd b~T C01.illCllma,."r). He:,"i.ng. MOTION
APR :EI;..
rEI~1ANDS: Councilman Van Wagoner repor ted demand s agains t the ci ty amount ing to
$501,432. 76. CO;ln(~ilman He:rin~7: rroved that the report of the Finance Committee be
accepted and that warrant~ 00 :~^~awn a])on the treasurer to pay said demands in
fl2co:rdancE-' 'i/,i t , re,port. COtlnc1.1~lan. Eone~" secondecl the ~:;otlon. MOTIOn CARRIED.
~~ NANCI1L~; AIm OP~p_A.rING RRF.ORlS: The follo.wi:1.g financial and opE:rating reports
'v.,ere oT'ier?Q accepted and filed on moti8n by Councilman Van Wagoner, seconded by
Counc:. '^man Wi S~jer. ,MOTION CAH.RI~:D:
I?~EASUREl{ :--eported -bale.Dee in General fund, $111,811.1+7, total general accoUllts
$295,724.77. Total acti7e fund_s, $699,521.85. Total all funds, $1,317,521.85.
ITY CLERK 1 S report corresponded wi th that of Treasurer 1 f'..
TAX COI.JLEC'i'uR depos-:.. ted $441+.80. Bal$.nce del inquent ana. transferred to COunt~T,
t.T':n e 2;:. 1;' 51, $ 64L .. 7 J .
"TY CLEEK: e~~;osi ted $190.54 of \\'hich $177. j3 was delinquent taxes. Balance
el inquen t. and t ra...11sfer red t 0 COtL.~t:,,., June 29, 1951, $ 34-5.55.
::;~IBLIC SS:~VTCE DF.2ARTtvlENT deposited $$0,271.22 of whi.ch $1,571.40 was B.O.D. charges
and $5,117.55 was sanitation charges.
TREASL~ER reported weed charges levie~ $764.50.
CITY FLUNGE: collected $3,200.02 tot$.l swi~;'rr:ers for June, 9,173. Season receipts
$4,101.76; total swilIuners for season 10,540.
"IBRARY balance 3n1:r 3, 1951, $11,353" 1..+.0.
~;A.1tBAGE col1ec't.ions, 253 ::'oads of trash ar.o 26 loads of garbage and. 52 loa.ds of
trash col1ect8d oy Contractor.
~ITY J'JJGE: -;84 cases of which 212 vvere Pa:-'>{ing I'~eter YiolattQns, fees collected
$J,324.~'J.
-ICENSE CCL:E:~OR: $53.85 an Business and Bicycle licen~es. Delinquent business
~icenses, $54.JO.
F.ARKING METER COLLECT10nS: $2,165.00.
:EUTLDINe; DEPA?Tr.1ENT: issued 93 perlIiits of whi.ch 48 were Building with valuation
f $428,750.00, fees collected $1,095.52.
CITY AUDITOR: deposited $4~5,J9?70.
CITY AUDITOR: reported on expenses paid on the Magnolia Trunk Sewer, total
$344,236.:; 0: ~~ich Anaheim paid 22.28% or $76,695.80.
:ITY AUDITC!?: renort.ed on ernenses Da,id on the Joint Outfall Sewer, total $4,042.80
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"'IITY E-rE:T'HTC:~AN: iSS1:f-'d Jh "J;Jjrin;s per:-n:ts an6 5 pov:er- perfJits, fees collected $240.30.
SUPT. 11 ~:r & ?OVIER: reported \'Ja~er pUr.1~~:>3d by- cit::-, 53,112,600 gallons, purcha.sed
Peory- M~ . ~ t;;~31E,2!)= gallon~;, !' le81Ted iL ~it;r wells. Jlll;r 1,164 feett 2 inches.
Zlectr: C>l'lerC:::l purchafeci 3,561+,00 KVJh.
ACTIVITIES: - FIRE DEEARTiviENT, SECP & Gb.?.AGE and 1=01 ICE DE:?ARTMENT.
~J:B1I: E.s;~Err VARlANCE NO. 14S~' To permit a variation from the zoning restrictions
;:-:pecif~ri!':~~ 7:" t fr.-:r:tF:ise b~l 'j,OOO sq. ft. in area on. lots in an H-O, One FaInily
SLtburbar:. :.'>):1(>. The pror:ert~" in:r_:est.i()D .; s thecrODosed Subdivision No. 1404. The
lots ir~ t ~ s ::~,':cdivisiOD 5.:2 s~o1,"'rl on t::e rnaT) \\ould helve aree.s ra;-:lEing from 8,518 to
,712 s~. ft. and will range froo 62 to 64 ft. in :Jth by IJ~ ft. in length. This
subdivision is loceted on thp north si~e of ;:est North Street, between North Citron
Street 8.r,-' Nt-^' th .,: es t Street, ex~~ end ~ r~ a. nor therlyi 1. rec t ~ or for a (:1 i s tanc e of
approxisat ly 845 feet:
:i t:r Planning Commi ss i')t} on J;.lne 25, 1951 recori'u'T!ended the Variance be
enied. :,F.:col';c.1endetion as result ofPnblic Hea:rin;:'" held on the matter.
Fet~t:-on containing si~natures of 21 residents in the area in favor of
grantinz= tl:e Variance was subrnit",=ed and read.
Thc2e ad6:ressin[ the Ct)',Ulci1; lvir.:B. H. Carden, 350 North 'ltlest Street:
~-le 'A!OU~ j, 'L::e tc see a ~~tY'eet go thru th.Ls 1ocation before the S)J.lidivjsion gets in.
;:: +. <:"! + ~^!l11. the :9ro})f.'yt~r o',\ncrs invo'"';i~8o. ~;et toge't":-c'r with the Subdivider to
an"~l h"JrK'Jllt no:":"'te 'iJa:r thD.t t::,?se deep lots can be d.ivided to allow streets thru
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".Y' Jess l-iedaris: Rem~~d;~d that the Tentfltive Map had been ap~proved quite
e.gG ~ and that h.!.~ clients were tr;rin~~ t be co':--,peratlve and that further
t3. te""fer with the deveIapi11;.... of th~f! arna. The 'Prope~t~r is in escro~J and
arTa~geDents are so that t~e7 are ready tc go ahead with the building.
t':1nt. the:; had chanGed the ma:p to conform ~flith the overall picture of the
oi e.la:r c. ::
r 'inane 1 [;2
-:e stated
entire a!''''a.
Ad'~..n5_strati.ve C:ficer: Tlle c1.1anges. weJ',? the removal of t.he alleys, for
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')11.e thing to .n..... e th,~ ~~ '1f +1,., ~ ~. , and. f' (>^Jtt!'se to take a~a;\'" the onjpctloIi'
~l~^. (~.. -, ey at the end i.n~- of '\'~1fto:1'] r~rt~e: a'n~1' tp1, atl"A~t c0miY1P' f)tt of the nClrth
ar:d south st.rnE't t.: oI'An tLp area to thE east of tr,E'~ subdivision areas.As to the north
aT: tJ:a:. 'vle:'e 6.rt..:~'n tq) 0:: the Engineeri T\;:\ Depn!"tment were drawn up subseq11en~t, 'Go
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I'r. J ord t: Asked v:h:l they cou.ldn! t put a str'eet or two thru there. He
"as infQrrr.ed tl1J1.t ~he Eng~r.i-"2r:'~s Depart:iient had :Tiade <J.11ite a fe\\r studies of it.
Cla~r ~te'bhart: Stated that "if streets 1,':Ant thru, property oWners 'i:ou.ld
10.rld t.o 1 oOSP. O'~ :':rc~:nd to t hp back that wouldn 1 t do anybody any good.
"1:(-" stated that r:oneJ: the lct~'.,'ere tho sa:ne length back.
Herbert Eldric}:: St~)ted that 'if.iE; needed a !vlaster Flan showing the proposed
JLS ;- tV,fj streets, ar:d h~!:. much it '.,vouli C()~t per foot, so that \^Je will know the
Ci'Jt of t~ese st.l"eets. Ee f:tatcd. he v!or;~j ~o alant; 'v.'i th the plans, but he wanted to
know t~lf.; ~ost.
I-ir. Fhill ips: Statscl that in his particular situation, to :::ut in another
treet would resul t t~at he \>Jouldn I t be on a cornt::r or a cu1-desac. People to
tr,p V:ei3t haye large lots JDc<ing u:p to it., anc~ pnt t ing in another street would Give
tbem an extra lot.
Dr. Jordt: He bel levoe the :'lannin~ Commission tried to get avJay from
Cul-desac.
Ed. Hund: I undeyst,and the Subdividers are going to bring the street to
'~Jr I~ roper ty and s t t. here, dead. end.
Mr. Medaris: Tl1ey will go BOO-some feet north of North Street, this will
corJ'3 to a dead end st '''eet.. When that st reet, goe s thru North, there will be a place.
Thi s s;,) hap:Jens to oe [1 resul t Jf 2. .r.etec & bounds sally. 'rhe people who "buy these
ots s~'r:etiY;:e sr,""fer the 2.0S3 of the value 'J[ t:-~p back ends of their p~operty; a
and: t ion tha t h8.~~ e:c:^ s t ed for some time.
All per'sons i.nt~re~~ted in this matter adjoarned to the Ci ty Engineer IS
,jfr1.:~~~ fa'!'" fUY'ther discu~si.on. After discu.ssion~ all interestered persons returr1.ed
o the COllY!.ci 1. Chamber. lvlr. Medar:,s sta+'ed that several of the Gentlemen were
n Y'''~e'c_ ~~:a.: ~ ':1115 ~:~>:(" ';are of thp.ir Tropert~r tluite nicely when thA;T move
r" ') x't ~:..
I-1r<< Hol:lo,.:e inf;r:^ ed the meet ing that th~ next hee.ring of the Ci ty Flanning
Com.i,";; ~,^~i.on \"Inuld ()f' or: tbc~ I"ecalr,sificat:.::H:' 'Jf t1":is zone.
Counci lman Bone;r moved tha t t:hc~ VaTian~e be granted. C01illcilman Van Wagoner
e'>Jnded the motion. MOTION CARRIED: ~l;.RIA~L;E GPJl.lTirED.
R~;..r::<..~~3S :;^.::~~:c:r Gl:; :-iA(}NCLL;' SEW~R }: Y NA T H. l\r~F}-': Chart presented showing the
fo;~;:' sections. ~JL:; 1: will be completed except fnr the welding of binders, this
Friday. Vr. i^ t I I : They hav~~ r1<=n },nto very bad water condi t ions. They have les s
than w,OOC feet to cOLplete tr-:e Unit and should be c01l1~leted somewhere aronnd the
idcLLA of AUGust, fol1o\tJing 111,' i th the bandir:.g the first of Septer-::ber. UNIT III:
Jela;-: in this sectic)n becau~;,e cf the CIa;: .F'actory-lsi.nabilit~l to deliver Clay Pipe.
rht~Y :icnre hac great i1.ffictll ties ~ re~:-' ,1 t~Tl:t in the alloHing the encasing of No.2
-^~'rr~de pipe. This unit should be cOl1lplete b;{ the first of September. lJNIT IV:
':'l..lli".!J elivc'rj8s Ecl'l:;'d.~~~ed t:18 midd.le of Se:.ptember and hear that they will be delivered
on tr:;;t date. !..lr. Neff furth'::r discl.tS2ed the diff'ic11lties encountered by Contractors
'..~d Y'f:;lI.nrkcd UI.JoL''l''^ricus (~'r;i~-:"ment. used. He f\n"t1ri\-'r stated that it looked as if it
>'.'oulti be finnjsht~d thE=: first cf Se:.nt!~Lber. The Cit~r of Fullerton and the City of
La Habra have ro~arded Contracts t continue the line north of Orangethorpe to
...,o;~rr<: eal tt 8.'::' a:? Ma;-oI' Fearson thanked I.lr. Neff for the report and expressed
~. he des ire t 0 ha') e t. 1'1 e jot h u r~ i ed a], 0 ng .
,,'1.':: Al.l.' J....',. ~_H V .~.K. CONS'1.RUCTTCN CO. - United Pacific Insurance Co.
<<,aDor and hrtcri.al 30nd No. 1=i01.32 in the a.rnount of $727,888.08. This bond is in
^1 ieu of former bond fi led [1'') :!'nsul t of s'Jb-contract of job. Bond approved by Ci ty
Attorne~/. Counci1mcn Ee:1:Ln~.; mcn/eJ. that [Jo':ld be accepted and filed. Councilr::an
'~)Ile;- secc'-;1~:81.~ t~:p :,otion. J..I0'~IOn CARl::I:SD.
T~i.;:- .:E.A~). ,-if: 'UNIT III 'J r"~aGy.Glia rrrD.nk Sewer - Request for an extension
:: t:::e fo;' tLt~i at; (',n: t"'l:S rroject. c.lle t,-, ~elays caused by factors beyond
tflejr c~)ntrol.. It ~as mOve;Q b:l Counc1.Jman ]one;y", seconded by COlIDci.linan Heying,' ~hat
an extension of ti:T.~ e'qua.~ to the amOtUlt of delay ca.used by the delivery of ^:pipe.
to be det.crrr,1nr'C: b:: t.:-e El~t~~:lne0ri.r~E Gcmmj ttee be granted. MOTION CARRIED.
JA lloscJe R. Hess, a~tor~8Ys for V.C.K. Construction Co. with reference
to :.:;n:'"IJent cf ~'ock \1sed i"n C~':(~8;~,S to an~011n+:s set forth on bids. Communication
-'j~fertr<l t(,En:::,~nee: n.~ Cor.! tt.e.{:, for recnr~T'endation9 on motion b;r Councilman Van
r, spcnnied b:,)tU1!~j'^man He;.'-jr:.g. [:OTTON 8AP.RIE::J.
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corD~:l1Hlj caticn to City' Arlditor regarding June bill for
r.iagrJl.i.9. Trunk Se'vJer vJas su1")!I,:tted ar:d read.
Il:ltl,::E ~.G. : 'IAN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY CF ANAHEIM Al-1ENDING SECTIONS 6 AND 8
C:F ORDINAl.'CE NO. 730 ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM CREATING 'THE
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T~Ol1 rCAPD ANTI T~E CF?I~ES C:S-
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:1HE E::GU~TIOXS FOE T:TS r;3E
TIG: ME1.1J3:-SRS THEEEOF: ESTABLISHIUG THE
C>EA ~ I (}~:__ F T~IE ANA~{E I P"sCREA T I on FUND
,/.F TEE 1.IU13YS IN SAID F1J1TDI1 - Second
~ T~~ :ES CF- s;~ ~ =-
CA:C~D: AIm ??OVII Iye; FO? TR:E
r for further study.
=NA1'TC~., Was discussed and corre,:;t'ions or chan2:es made, therefore it was
'~8red fCJ1' ~as2age and adopt.ion b~r COllncilman Bone:r, seconded b~r~ouncilan Van Wagoner.
IO:K CAlTEI:sD. Corr!?cted Ordinance No. 780 was read in public for the first time.
A:~ JRDINANCE OF ~IHE CITY OF ANAHEIl.i A1.IE}TDI1JG SECTIOnS 50, 51 AND 53 OF ORDII1ANCE
NUl.3ER 374 OF THE GITY OF ANAHEIM ENTITLED "AN ORDI~ANCE CREATING THE OFFICE OF
PLUMBING INSPECTOR FOR THE CITY OF ANAHEI~l ~1) DEFINING HIS DUTIES AND REGtJT...ATING
'1"1IL~ CCNSTR'JSTIC1'" AND INSP~CTION OF '?LUI\$ING AND HOUSE DRAINAGE WITHIN SAID CITYu.
i.NA~.rc~ Counci lman Van ~Nagoner off ered Ord inance No. 781 and moved for i. ts
passage and ado"?tion. Councilman v,Tisser seconded the motion. 1,';OTION CARRIED.
AN GRDINANSE OF THE CITY OF AlJAHEIN AI.1E~rr;ING SECTION 31 0]' ORDINANCE NO. 701 OF THE
!".~ITY CF ANAEEI!'.i ENTTT~D !1AN ORDINA~fCE OF T~~ CITY OF ANAHEIM PROVIDING FOR THE LICENS
ING OF' CE3.T IN EUSINESSES, T~DES, pr'OFESSTONS AND OCCU?ATIO\S I FIXING THE RATE OF
:.JI""'ENSE Tt::ET EFCF, PPOVIDTNG FOR THE COLLECTION T~REOF, A1ID FIXING PENALTIES FOR THE
/I:.LA':. I en TE-ET' Fe? 11 .
TT~ CITY COL1QCIL OF Th~ CIT~ OF ANAHEIM DOSS C~DAIN AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1: That Section 31 of Ordinance No. 701 of the City of Anaheim
enti tIed itA"!:: OEDINANCE OF TBE CITY OF A~TAHET?o1 FROVIDING FOR TIIE LICE1TS ING OF CERTAIN
3HSINESSES, T'RAr:BJS, PROFESSIONS Al'ID CCCUPATI01'S, FIXING T~~ RATE OF LICENSE THEREFOR.
?ROVIrING FOR THE CCI:T_EcrrION TPEPEO"?, MID FIXING :::ENAI/PIES FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOFn
be amended to r~ad as follows:
SECTION 31: EV8r~T person conduct ing, managin? or carrying on any publ ic
amnserr.en~ r,-c,rn, -:;usiness or parlor, other than a theatre, sho"" , theatrical performance
or other cf ~~Dsement or recreation in this Ordinance elsewhere described, shall
pa? the fol10'\'::1n5 annual 1 icens.e:
(a) For an~r such puolic amusement roo;;~, bur::iness or -:-;arlciI" , \",herein no
tables, btllia.rd tables and/ or bO\rl1ing a11e:rs a!" kept or maintained for use
by the :c, an annual license of Seventy-five Dollars ($75.00).
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) ~"Jr an;:! such :p1J^~tJl i.c amus.ement rooD, business or parlor, wherein pool
tc.::;:les, oil1.1ard tablef) and/or bow2in~alle:rs C::ie kept or maintained for use by the
IY.,~c'lic, en ann11al 1 icense of TvJelve j)ollarr:. ($12.00) for each pool table, billiard
and/or bo~lir~ alley.
~ECTION 2~ 'rhat all ordinB.naes or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith
arp hereb7' ~"'epD~lled.
SECTION 3: Any pe)'son, fil"m or cOT'porat:ion yiolating the :provisions of this
...,.,., inar.;.ce ~.hal1 be subject to a11 of the tprms, conditions and provisions of Ordinance
Ne. 701 and to the renalties as provided in Section 4 of said Ordinance No. 701.
SECTIC1N 4: The City Clerk shall '"'eTtif~}. t
anJ sha1' ca11 ~ e t!lP 3a~'E: t be PY'l 'r,: eo and pub1 i shed
Fi ... er ~. t ~ aj r~-o t -} on ':Ln the AnaheiL^ Bullet ~_n, a np'.~s-'--'a-:
~ r-1-:c': C.i .- .~ :'C1:} n.tee. 'in sai'~ c': t:,~ an'.-; ~'.h::.~ t?' (JG)
saE':C' ar.c: f'}::i~J 1_ t~:)ke effect and cie in full force.
the nassage of this ordinance
once ;'i t~i n :i" teen (15) days
.er '-)f ?,enera1_ clrc1'lat:l on printed.
ua~s from anG after its final
OI: rc ~ 1 call the forego ~ .('~~-= Ord l.n?TIcP N'J. ?Sl \',ias d'11:.;" passed and ado-pted 'by
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COT"'NCILME~\T: re~~rso:n, Wi.sser, 5eY'.ng, Boney and Van'tlagoner.
Hess: COUNCI LME~J: None.
..;3SEFT: COUHCILI\1EN: None.
T'::e T<ayor declare<l Ordi.r:aY1Ce No.731 dt::l:r9assed and adopted.
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DS: Uoon the r;::;cOffi~^:lends,ti..ons of the C:ty And-itor, the Cit;r Treasurer
and in~tructed to transfer $10,000.00 from the General Fund to the
]"und on mot'1..Q!: [;~T CO"J.ncilDan Eone;.r, se:onc1ed b:'" Councilman Heying.
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a,~'c11catliJn under the new Ordinance could
8-r..rdon Whi tnall, ?lanntnft Co;^,s~lltan t stated
D s~bffiitted by either owner of ~~aDerty or
Lcssee.
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8:00 P.M.
:O:Jf;:'l'" ~{j3~"}r. ;-:~C".]P~~ t'h..aJ. ::1"~. ~r~tlnn for V8!'ia.nce No. 143 slJ'bmi tted b;T
p;:' 1"",. ?~.' 1 P: :.:Y'()O'-'Ftt~:)Y: .. r'-~~ ~ ~hC\ t~rectirjn and o-peration of a Dehydrating
c:; ~ ':':t)r;'''e I;ee;,., the c:~~l r'~l: t r -.,;'hich 15 ::::attle feed at 304 South Atchison
1an t{]::'~.:"''.np S0'~ ,~c: +.1",-. ."::otion. MOTION CARRIED.
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TL,:; Trrn:ele~,~s Ind.eF;ni t;,T Co.. in the a.m:::unt of $1,000.00 for Sanders
,~,jae a~;~-T(Y7ed 07," Ci t? At t c:rne~r. Said bond ordered accepted and fi"1. ed
C:()U~"'1C i 1 mar. He:"'; ng t ~Jecon: ec. :;,.T :O'1n(~ ~ Iman Boney. MOTION CARF TED.
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G. SeIter, Chairman nf the COliJ:;j.ttee was pT'Psent a.t the meeting when tr-:.e report was
'~b::~J t(:'~i arid read t the:o'Tcj 1 scttirg fc,~th fi't!8 recoL:lL'.endations for the con-
:,derbt.1Jn and a}Jrr'Ci\^a:~ of t[^P Cou.nci~. All rpcomrrendatjc.ns considered good and sho\rJed
let ~ th01.L2'ht in i;;,~'royi condi tions ^)f a:,le~:;-f' and ~a:rking. Said report ordered
cce1ted and f~lcd.
,^l-2<: Johrl Macl~ghlin raIling attention to cros~ wal.!:s in the area bcn:nc..ed
the \.es: b~y No;-'t,( Clau~ira, on t::e eaf=t D? Noyth Fr.-d.l::" Street, there a.re four
:"csr- wal'cs 'Ad tbirl '^ :i :^St~1:nCf' of "~Jne blocK. The neceGsit~r of all four cross walks
^,'ClE, refer::'ed to the ;?olic,e I'2~><::~tr:1ent... f',;:!' ~t'udJ-" anc~ recormnendation. ~Ir. Me,cloghlin IS
t~t,teI' ~Jas a,ckr:ov,lec::;ed w,j th t~:anks for hiE trterpst:. and to 'be assured that it will
ven cGns~ erat!Jn.
n^:.J-). ,_.F }\==;)EI~~CE: :TlJ_f~S 'r\-. F~~c'~s, ~:J 7:r.~~,:~ilpf of ?olice reque~ted lea.ve-of-ab~ence
'H? ~ :il1nes~ 1>'1' Cffjc.eT Jorn: r/[Lee2er., effectl";,"e, Jul:/- 7,1951. No c,efinite time
':lr~'bE' det.r'r::"iLec~ ',;.r+~iJ aft.er dL2.gnos~~ n: hjs C0YKli,tton can De receiv,ed fror.1 the
s~';.:.t~3. COl.lnc':]r;:an V-an ,:-.r meveel that. 'lea.ve-of-abr.ence be granted. Councilman
,> sseI' sec"''irLle( t:tJ~ ;rrot ion. r,IOTION CAHPIED.
= ~=A~ cn~,: J. ,R. HIT TRT informing that his c~)"rlnection wi th the Kemmerer
Engineering Co. ~s ermineted.
TBE SCl?rE:3:R:i:-: COU1.TTY BANK; t Yan~(':, r].t~J: tr-~e C011nc i 1. for the use of La Paltla Park and
~acilities for t~eiy picnic.
A~~AF:~Ir-~ JTJlTIOR CRA~'/GER OF C01,'}EFCE requesting use of the Gree'k Theatre to hold'
~)eallt: contest J:::..y 1.5, 19.51 at 2:0C) F.lvI. (Origi~a}cl:{ sched1::.1ed for July 4) Council-
f,.all Ef::,:Ting mOVOQ request CrC' ,~::r2.r~ti.<i." 80U!"'C';'d!::an Bo~E':';.: seconcle'a. the motion. ~.10TION
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'..I;,-S~E WArrER DISF-GSAL CO. JJl"c~.ositjon to purchase space in the J.0.8.
},T3LSC:lT >:. :'lA~}l~EF, :lenera.l i\lar:a~:er of t,r-~p.. tJ. O.~. cal1 ing attention to the serious
-:-1('1' J. cae) eo c erei i t :1~ s ')f t }', J .0. S .
l U 1<3 GJ.~ ^ 1-:...::-
~verett Cone to re~:&cp A.
" ,)1.,r c~. , marl Var: \'h~G()r,2r mo',:
isser see ndeJ t~e ~ot~OL.
!-:Irs. Carr1.e K. Ro::~prs to replace H. H. Sta'b'bert a.nd
}:. Shirke:f were a;:I'oirtec. to the Recreation Board.
the fcregoirg ap~,'oir:tments be ratified. Conncilrr:e.n
r-:CfT"IOn CAE'?: TED.
\J Y _JA ~ = s 'r C:t :
iE:'T:r, 20ft x281! OIl 3. wood.en -::rus t.
I'~anc;. ::-~ t er aLG .B roacl.'ll.:a;:- 301' d C' e~n t E::'
_Tevic11s1y estc1bl.i s'recl policies.
f01 er::;j.f~~ion to ills tall four metal directional
at .Fa~r;. and .Broadwv..:l, Los Ange1es and Broad',A;'ay,
aYH5 01 t ron Stroets. Request was denied, dUtj to
"J1.~.l.t.o.i ;~':~l- ;;;i".2K 1S; RecoGu:lprdea ~;nleT~r 8dJt~FtI:lentf were referred to a Corn::i ttee af
t '\p \;j~"~o 1 e fr r tiC +. i on.
~"- -I,,:::SEE:E JC da:: =.erti"E'~<;f--a ~('Y:ce~'Jere E!'anted to the following cm:plo~rees
'::',le te illnesf, v,d t:-;oct saJpy':.,r :JL ffioticn b~r Counc".Jf.1an Van 11/agoner, seconded b~p
:ol'n:::~J,';,ar; Wipser. :'.CTICY ~..A..:-.rTED: Ra:n;cnci La\vt'on, Ed~",!ard Stephens and Ed. MAne.
", ~__:?F:rn.t:7nt t K':!CL cnd Kc'c1~ip:, 4% 0:'" construction costs of t!-~C'
,,:af:"r ."- ~_c T"'l-..!:i':" S ; .oill in,-~" 1I3€f 4% cf ~^he ~'cost to repa.ir the line. Reference
'a~ ~~: ~~ ( r:.nc. 1: ~:^ c ~. r:,,:v 1 r-"1 S l;- roc e 1 \7('8- -; r-t t (-' r f rorrl t l~e La Haora Sani tar;; Di s t r i (' t
e'4.1'^.~t~r ~~~-f...tl ^"^,e.::lT::erts 1-'8 ii~hhe~d. Tr:is matJt.er "JetS referred to the Engineering
~or;Hl1, ...tee fc,rreccL;:8r,r::at~ O~;.(: a~ t E~xtC=:l~t "1' :pa~rffic~~:t.
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I. o'~ -1 C~-. e s t~-:;:r~i:, i rig Jllrle ;~ (:';, 115l t (, vari C1.lS agent s irlc J_ ud eel in
1'r._:"'.ce '..~~-:~' ()}'2 e~"ec. :r'(C,LP\'.,;eG. ~1Yl: c.'!:' ~^',he sane v-al't:.et ions as IGst
:L,::~ 1:.a:', DC' sec,'.y:Jed J;,-r:.o':nciJman Eon8~r. MOTIOn CARRIED.
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grar-'.tt,ci 1.1aycr' Fear:~Gn on motion 'by Councilmen Wisser,
eccn(:ec l;"[,~ Counc11r:lan $e;-:l'ls.
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Councilman Va.n vlagoner moved tc.! aujourn. Councilman Wisser seconded the
'./.TION CAEEIFJ). ADJOURKED
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