1955/03/29
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1956 - 7100 P.M.
Proposed relocation of the Recreation Department to
gh School property, formerly used by the Elementary
iscussed.
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Mr. Murd01
still one or two y
adjacent to the Cit
property to be much
log on the High Sc
reported that the lease on the ~ity Hall Bas_ant had
s to run and that Mr. Hoskins, owner of the building
all, offered office rental, the rental of the HosJcins.
eater than the necessary remodeling costs of the build-
1 property. Mr. Murdoch was to investigate further.
RlCUESTED MEETING
wi th the Ci ty Counc'
especially to maps
LEY-KUHNS: Firm of Manley-Kuhns requested a meeting
relative to property in the south part of town and
orded after the area became a part of the City of Anaheim.
o not have the signature of the City Engineer nor the
ouncil, and the City of Anaheim takes a view that the
meeting was to be worked out by the Administrative
t two weeks.
These map'
approval 0 f the Ci t!
maps are illegal.
Officer within the
Councilman Van Wagoner offered Resolution No. 2681 and
and adoption.
Refer to
olution Book, page
A RESOWTION OF THE.,
IZING THE EXECUTION:
MENT OF PUBUC WCJU<
TO THE CLOSING ANDf.
CITY STREETS RELATI
TY COUOCIL OF TIiE CITY OF ANAHEIM APPROVING MI) AUlHCR-
AN ACJlESMENT TO BE MAlE AND ENTERED INTO BY THE DEP ART-
DIVISION OF HIGlWAYS OF THE STAm OF CALIRJ'tNIA, RELATING
RELOCATION OF CITY STREETS OR OTHER CONS1RtCTION AFFECTING
TO THE FREEWAY. (ROUTE 175, HOUSTON fREEWAY).
by the
the foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT :
Pearson, Fry, SChutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
None.
None.
,
The Mayor ~clared the foregoing resolution duly passed and adopted.
YA\1LT CONNECT CJ>OLITAN DI C Mr. Ge0rge Oelker.., Superin-
tendent of Light, Pb r, and Water, was authorized to request the Metropolitan
Water District to m a vault connection at Lewis and Cerritos Streets.
Councilman isser moved to adjourn to March 29, 1955, 7100 o'clock P.M.
Councilman Schutte S onded the motion. MOTION CARRIED.
ADJOURNED~
APPROVED.
SIGNED.
Mayor
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Ci ty Cl erk
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Session.
The Ci ty Council of the q y of Anaheim met in Adjourned Regular
PRESENT: COUOCILMEN: Pearson, 1 y, Schutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
ABSENT: CW~ILMEN1_! None. i
CITY AITQREY .PRESTON 'tURNER. prt
ern ADMINlS*TIVE OFFICER, KEITH, Present.
~OLUTION NO, 2~1 Councilun W~ er offered Resolution No. 2682 and moved
for its passage and adoption.
Refer to Resolution Book.
A RESOWTION OF THE CITY COU~IL Of
IZING THE EXBj1UTION OFA ITC
CALIFORNIA NQl-PROFIT COOPERATIVE
STORAGE, llC., ACALIFQtNIA CORPOR
On roll call the foregoin resolution was duly passed and adopted by
the follawdn9 vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT :
COUN:I LMEN:
COUN:ILMEN:
COUtCILMEN:
Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
The: Mayor declared the
resolution duly passed and adopt.t.
.,t,
ubmitted by Harry S. Apter requesting a
00, square foot lot area requlr.ents in
Public Hearing was ordeZ1 to be held resulting frOlt an appeal filed
by Paul Calvo appealing the action aken by the City Planning COJllnisslon in
,ranting said Variance No. 309.
The City Planning Commi$
granted said 'Variance No. 309 subj
Lewellyn Avenue and Acacia Street
on, p~rsu.nt to their Resolution No. 110,
t to the increasing of lot sizes between
66 feet in width.
Mr. Apter addressed the,
tracts indicating a smaller mini '
uncil, presenting .aps of surrounding'
lot area.
Another gentleman in the udience addressed the Council, stating
that they, being property qwners ~ oss the street, were agreeable to the 60-foot
lots but did want nice hOlJles to b, onstructed in the area.
Mr. Apter further stated. hat the homes to be built were o.f the con-
ventional type with hardwood floot an~ further, that they would abide by the
1225 square feet minimum ordinanct
Mayor Pearson asked if. one else wished to address the CouncilJ
there being no one, declared the h ring closed.
RESOLUTION tC). 2683: Councilman V
moved for its passage and adoption
Wagoner offered Resolution No. 2683 and
Refer to Resolution Boo~
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
3()9 TO HARRY S. APTffi RE~ESTItI:;
SQtlARE FOOT LOT AREA REQUIREMENTS;
AND SPECIFICATIONS OF ANY WllDI
TO THE cOOtCIL AND APPROVED BY IT!.
THE CITY OF ANAHEIM C]tANTING V ARIAtCEt<<).
IVER OF THE 70-FOOT HtONTA~ AND 7200
1RACT NO. 2570 UPON CONDITION THAT PLANS
TO BE EREC1ED UPON SAID LOTS BE SUBMITTED
o
n
n
by the
~
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
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1955 - :.7100 P.M. .
t~ the foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted
~OUNCILMEN: Pearson, Fry"Schutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
OUOCILMEN: None.
OUl'CILMEN: None.
the foregoing resolution duly passed and adopted.
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Submitted by Harry S. Apter requesting a
7200 square foot lot area requirements in
The Mayor
p
waiver of the 70-fb
Tract No. 2571.
Public Hf3 fing was ordered to be held resulting from an appeal filed
by Paul Cal~o app?~ ng the action taken by the City Planning CORIission in
f:rlnting sald Varl e No. 310.
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The City ~nning Commission, pursuant to their Resolution No. Ill,
granted. said varian...". No. 310 subject to a revision of the map bringing the
lots up to 7200 sq~ e feet inasmuch as the lots facing this tract are all
well over the 7200 are feet. ~
Mr. Apte
stating that the t
from this tract an
Apter further stat
with hardwood floo
feet minimum ordin
r"
":". t
Mayor P
the Council; there
RESOLUTION NO. 26
for its passage a
It. RESOWTION OF T
llQ.... TO HARRY S.
S(JJARE FOOT LOT
AND S~ECIFICATIONS
TO THe COU~IL AND
ddressed the,Couocl1 urging the waiver of this requirement,
t referred to in Variance No. 309 is just across the street
he same reasons apply to this tract as did the other. Mr.
that the homes to be built were of the conventional type
, and, further, that they would abide by the 1225 square
on asked if anyone else in the audience wished to address
ing no one, declared the hearing closed.
Schutte offered Resolution No. 2684 and moved
Book, page
ITY COUl'CIL OF TIiE CI.TY OF ANAHEIM CiiANTIt1'2 V.~~E NCL
REQUESTING' A WAIVER OF THE 70-FooT fR())N!AGE AND 7200
RE~IREMENT5 IN 1RACT NO. 2571 UPON CONDITION THAT PLANS
F ANY BUILDIIGS TO BE ERECTED UPON SAID LOTS BE SUBMITTED
PROVED BY IT.
On roll ~,ll the foregoing resolution was duly passed and adbpted by
t~e following vote
, Public H ~ring resulted from an appeal filed by Duncan Sha~, Vice-
President and Trea ~rer of the Market Basket from action taken by the City
Planning Commissio iin granting Variance No. 315.
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Mr. Mun9~1, Secretary of the City Planning Commfssion, repo.rted that
the City P'!anning 'lJII\ission granted the reduction of the P-L Zone from the
required 25 feet t 110 feet.
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT :
waiver of the P-L
Ball Road.
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COUNCILMEN:
COUtCILMEN:
COUtCILMEN:
Pearson, Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
None.
None.
the foregoing resolution duly passed and adopted.
Submitted by Market Basket requesting a
southwest corner of South Los Angeles Street and
949
P .14.
MaYCfr Pearson asked if a~
Council, and Mr. Duncan Shaw addre$
the requested elimination of the P4
ne in the audience wished to address the
the Council, stating their reasons for
Zone in its entirety.
There being no one else
and no writtea objections to this
Mayor Pearson declared the hearing
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RESOLUTION NO~ 2685: Councilman V.
.oved for its passage and ctdoption,
Refer to Resolution Book.
hing to address the Council on this matter
lie Hearing filed with the City Clerk,
, 0500.
o
Wagoner offered Resolution No. 2685 and
A RESOWTION QF THE CIty coutCIL Or
~TO THE..MAlKET BASK IT RliQlESn
CORNER OF sootH LOS ANGELES STREET!
WALL NOT LESS'THAN 2 FEET HIGH ANDi
MOUND THE P.IMETER OF THE PROPER'
HE CITY OF ANAHEIM CIlANTING VARIAtCE MO.
WAIVB\OF THE P-L ZONE AT THE SOOnoo!lf..
BALL ROAD UPON ,CONf)1iTION THAT A MASOJa'
INCHES THICK BE ERECTED AND MAINTAINED
On .011 call the foregoi
the following'vote:
resolution was duly passed and adopted by
Ava:
NOil:
ABSENT :
son, Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van Wagon.r.
CQUlCILMEN:
C(XJICI LMSN :
C()JICI LMEN :
The Mayor declared the
resolution duly passed and adopted.
JECLASSIFICAUON F-54-55-28: Su
rezoning of Afoperty located on WeI
taken by the ti ty Council at thei~
referred back to the Planning Co~
of two member,s of the City Planni '
ed by Walter H. Leimert Company for the
Broadway to &.3 upon which action was
eting of March 22 and said reclassification
sion as a result of information that te%ms
ommission had expired.
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The City Attorney report that the action taken by the City Planning
Commission was valid.
Cotlncilman Schutte moved 0 vacate the motion made referring ilt bacJt.
to the City Planning Commission, ~ ch 22, 1955. Councilman Fry seconded tae,
motion. MOTION CARRIED. I'
COmMunication received
sition, requesting the matter be
m Mr. Morningstar, Attorney for the oppo-
tinued for one week, was submitted and read.
/
On motion by Councilman
said hearing 'Was ntinued to r
owners and iAterested parties eou
n Wagoner, seconded by Council~Wisser.
5 1 5 7:00 o'clock P.M. so that property
be heard. MJTION CARRIED.
Mr. Medari s
and both were advised
Ap:r:,i 15th me.til'l9_
PUBLIC :
questing the"' , property described b
between Center Street and Anahei~
Council and Mrs. Thomas addressed the Council,
would be taken by the Council until the
2: Subni tted by George Schaf eZl'''~.
fly as the west side of Placentia Ave~
ive Road,be rezoned from R-A to C-l.
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Th. City PlanniQ9 COBlJ\i~ on, pursuant to their Resolution No. l16,
recommended the reclassification b granted subject to the following:
1.
The dedication of 2$
Wid. e.ning. of East .,cei
The dedication of 1
widening of this hi
The dedication of 2
widening of this hi'
The filing of deed
BCRHOOD-COPMERCIAL ~
5 feet to the City of Anaheim for the
r Street.
eet on Anahei...Oli ve Road for the
aYe
eet along Placentia Avenue for the
aYe
trictions as required for C-l, NEIGH-
, in the City of Anaheim.
2.
3.
4.
950
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1956 - 7:00 P.M.
Council
[asked if anyone in the audience wished to address the
fer; therebe1ng no one, declared the hearing closed.
Councilman Wisser offered Resolution No. 2686 and moved
adoption.
page
A RESOLUTION OF T
THAT A CHANGE OF 4
ARTICLE IX, CHAP
COMPLISH SAID CH
CITY COUtCIL OF THE. CITY OF ANAHEIM FINDING AND DETERMINING
IS NECESSARY IN CERTAIN AREAS OF THE CITY AND 11iAT
2 OF THE ANAHEIM MUNICIP AI. CODE SHOULD BE AMENDED TO AC-
OF ZONE. (F-.54-55-29).
by the
11 the foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
I
OUNeI LMEN:
OUNCILMEN:
OUtCILMEN:
Pearson, Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
None.
None.
eclared the foregoing resolution duly passed and adopted.
PUBLIC HEARING: R
requesting that Lot
SSI ICATION F-54-55-30: Subni tted by George D. Buccola
of Tract No. 2537 be rezoned from R-l to C-l.
The City ianning commiSSion., pursuant to their Resolution No. 117,
recommended ,said re ~assification be approved subject to the fOllowing I
1.
if anyone in the audience wished to address the
~
2.
ing of 20 feet to the City of Anaheim for
eningof Ball Road.
ing of standard deed restrictions as required
, NEIGHBORHOOD-COMMERCIAL ZONE, in the City of
Council.
The Mayor
~
Mr. Mill
Mr. Buccola's rezon1
location, also want
rezoned C-l.
ddressed the Council, stating he h~d .no objections to
, but he, beillgthe owner of the property west of this
action on his reclassification to have his property
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Mayor Pear ~n asked if anyo.. ne else wished to address the Council;
there being no one, ~clared the h..rlng closed.
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RE$OLUTION NO. 2687, j,Councilman Schutte offered Resolution No. 2687 and moved
for its passage and ~option.
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Refer to R~olution Book, page
A'. RESOLUTION OF THE ..1. TY COUOCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM FINDING AIC) DETERMINIt<<;
TIiAT A CHANGE OF 20 IS NECESSARY IN CERTAIN AREAS OF THE CITY ,AND THAT
ARTICLE IX, CHAPTER OF THE ANAHEIM MUNICIPAL CODE SHOULD BE AMEWED TO AC-
COMPLISH SAID CHANGS . .F ZONE. (F-54-55-30).
by the fOl~~wi~~lv~~ ~ the foregoing resolution was duly passed and adQpted
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
Pearson, Fry, SChutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
None.
Nc;>ne.
The Mayor
lared the foregoing resolutiQn duly passed and adopted.
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950 - 7100 P...
ia ,March 2
by Ora ,. Miller requesting the reclassi-
desoribed as the Ie-acre tract at the
and Ball Road.
I)FCLASSI FICAT\ON F-S.t-5S- 7: Sublni ~
fication from I-A to C-l on proper~
northeast corner of Brookhurst Str~
!
Public Hearing was held ij
no action was taken, pending the pi
Shopping Center.
On QctoHr 13, 1954, the ner requested that action be withheld on
this reclassification until his re n in approximately a month's time. On
March 24, l~, the owner requestecjl ction be taken on his application. 1&:.,
Miller addressed the Council on the atter.
the City Council Sept.-ber 28, 195~, aad
entation of a tentative plan of the proposed
AYSS:
NOS:
ABSENT:
COUt(:;I~N :
COUNCILMEN:
COUNCII..MEN:
resolution duly passed and adopted.
RESOLUTION NO. 2618: Councilman.~ er offered Resolution No. 2688 and moved
for Its passale and adoption. '
Ref.r to Resolution Book.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COOI'CIL 0
THAT A CHANCE OF ZONE IS NECESSARYI
lX, CHAPS 2rOF THE ANAHEIM MJNIC~
CHANGE OF ZOMl. ( F-54-:55-7) .
HE CITY OF ANAHEIM FINDING All> DETERMINING
CERTAIN AREAS OF THE CITY AND mAT ARTICLE
L CODE SHWlD BE AMENDED TO JCCONE'LI5M SAID
On roll call the forego!
the followin9vote:
resolution was duly passed and adopted by
Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
Th. Mayor declared the
II!OADWAY-HA~ PRCPERTY: Communic~ on was received by Mr. "'rdoch from Coldwell-
"lanker requettinv an indication t~ the location is not objectionable for the
erection of a: Super Service Statid on the Broadway-Hale property.
On motion by Councilman
ruled that n~es.ary plans and sp~
Committee app&lnted for that purp
mittee, action will be taken aced
hutte, seconded by Counci~an Fry, the Council
fications mutt be submitted to an Architect..al
, and ~ject to the findings bf said C~
ngly.
CAI<<::ELLATION'OF NT DUE TIlE CI Ci ty Auditor, Beatrice M. Miller, requested
the cancellati.on afa balance due e City in the amount of $450.00 from Mrs.
Dorothy Ford for improvements mad, and the account be written off.
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., Mr. George E. Holyoke, (j; Iy Engineer, explained that Tract No. 1911 to
the east of this property used the rossing, and soon properties connectingw
this line will be charged for saia onnection which will more than take care of
the added expense.
Said cancellation was a~ orized by the City Council on motion by J
Councilman Fry, seconded by Councl an Wisser. MOTION CARRIED.
MOTHER COLONY HOSPITAL: Survey by ugust W. Koenig, Hospital Consultant, waj' sub-
mitted by the Board of Directors 0 the Mother Colony Hospital Association of
Anaheim, California and ordered rived and filed on motion by Councilman Van
Wagoner, seconded by Councilman S~ tte. MOTION CARRIED.
Submitted by the Arnold Co~
ing on Lot 152 of Tract No. 1826, located
venue and Romneya Drive~
The City Council, pu~s
and adopted December 28, 1954, a
nance reclassifying said area su~
to their Resolution No. 2604 duly passed
rized the preparation of necessary ordi-
t to conditions as outlined therein.
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7;00 2.J1.
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communic~~on dated MaTch 25, 1955, from Anson I. Dreisen, tQtether
with copy of Dec1aJ/ ion of Restrictions as recorded March 24,- 1955, Book 3(XJ7,
Page 569, Orange Caty Records, was submitted.
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Mr. Murdq ~ reported the Declaration of Restrictions for C-l zoning
was in10rder and rEt4nunended the introduction'of Ordinance No. 986.
councilma... Ivan Wagoner offered. Ordinance No. 986 for first reading
and moved for its p ~sage and adoption.
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ITY OF ,ANAHEIM AMENDING ARTICLE IX,CHAPTER 2 OF THE
E RiLATIOO TO THE ESTABL1SJiM!NT OF ZONES IN mE CITY OF
EGJLATING THE USE OF LANDS, HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS, AND
A MAP SHOWING THE BOUNDARIES OF . SAID ZONES,DEFINING THE
ROVIDI NG FeR ADJUSTMENT, AMENDMENT, AND ENFCRCEMENT,
FOR VIOLATION, AND REPEALING ALL SECTIONS CR PARTS OF
! THEREWITH. (F-54-55-l5, RESOW'IIONNO.' 2604, C.P.C.
AN ORDINAOOE OF THi
ANAHEIM MUNICIP AL <t
ANAHEIM AND TIIERElIt
YARD SPACES, ADOPTI
TERMS USED TIlEREINt
PRESCRIBING PENALTI
SECTIONS IN CONFLIC
RJ!SOLUTION NO. 58).
After he_ !ng read in full the title of Ordinance No. 9B6 and having
knowledge of the c~ ants therein, Councilman Wisser moved the reading in full
of said ordinance b waived. Councilman Van Wagoner seconded the motion.
Motion unanimously rried by the Council.
ORDINANCE NO. 987:. ~ouncilman Van Wagoner offered Ordinance No. 987 for first
reading and moved f ~ its passage and adoption. '
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AN ORDINAtCE OF THE
ANAHEIM MUNICIPAL C
ANAHEIM AND THEREIN
YARD SPACES, .AIXFT~
THE TERMS USED TH~
PRE&:RIBING PENALTI
SECTIONS IN CONFLIC
RESOLUTION NO. 88).
ITY OF ANAHEIM AMENDING ARTICLE IX, CHAPTffi 2 OF THE
E RELATIOO TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF ZONES IN TIlE CITY OF
EGULATING THE USE OF LANDS, HEIGHT OF BUILDIOOS, AND
A MAP SHOWING THE BOUNDARIES OF SAID ZONES, DEFINII<<J
N, PROVIDING FOR ADJUSTMENT, AMENDMENT, ,AND ENFORCEMENT,
FCR VIOLATION, AND REPEALING ALL SECTIONS OR PARTS OF
THrREWITH. (F-54-55-27. RESOLUTION NO. 2668, C.P .C.,
After he .ng read in full the title of 'Ordinance No. 981 and having
knowledge of the cents therein, Councilman Fry moved the reading in full
of said ordinance waived. Councilman Schutte seconded the motion. Motion
unanimously carri y the Councl1.
bmitted by Maxine K. Wilbur requesting permission to cut
y 135 feet on property located south of Romneya Drive
5-1127 Liberty Lane.
VARIAl'CE NO. 322:
off 3 lots, 55 fee
and described as 1
denied
,lanning Commission, pursuant to their Resolution No. 120,
~ No. 322.
Iwas taken by the City Council.
~Ubmitted by E. M. Kirk for permission to move the Cottage
ated at the intersection of South Palm Street and Harbor
iutheast corner of South Palm Street and West Water Street.
No
VARIANCE NO. 323:
Barber Shop, now 1
Boulevard, to the
The City ~lannin9 Commission, pursuant to th$ir Resolution No. 121,
denied said Varian :~ No. 323.
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taken by the City Council.
RECLA IF Submi tted by James P. Manning and RoMl:t ~nham
requesting the re~ from R-A to G-l and G-2 on property located at
Manchester Bouleva and La Palma Avenue.
The CitY~lanning Commission, pursuant to their ResolytionNo. 122,
recommended the re 1assification be granted subject to conditions.
Public H ring was ordered to be held on the matter, ~ril 21. 1955.
7:00 o'clock P.M., n motion by Councilman Wisser, seconded by Councilman
Schutte. MOTION C IED.
P.,M.
953
Ci
~AS$IFICA1JON F-54-i5-3A: Su~. ted by Boss Overall Cl.ean,ers requesting
rezoning f.rOll R-A to 16-1 on prope~ located at 12501 Euclid Avenue.
I~' '
The City Planning Co~i~ on, pursuant to their Resolution No. 123,
recoJllllended 'the reclasa1flcation ~ granted subject to conditions_
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Publi c Hearing was orde*
P.M. on motidn by CO\1RCil_n Schu1
CARRIED.
BE ST IAI OF FILING Fa: RECLIFICATION: Request from Mr. AlfredA.
Holve forthl waiver of fillftg fe O~ application of reclassification of
property 10C..... ted at the nQ,rtheaat I mer of Katella and, Euclid Avenues was
subni tted ani referred to Mr. Mu~ h fer investigation.
to be held Ap..i 1 71.. 1955~ 7:00 0 'clock
, seconded by Councllman W1sler. MOTION
offered Resolution No. 2689 and movectfpx
RESOLUTIOJ Nt. 26$9: Councilman
its passage and adopt1~o.
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Refer to Resolution Book
A RESOLUTION' OF THE CITY COOrcIL
ING AGAINST ANY TYPE QF 0 I
AND ITS ENVIRONS WHICH WOUID IltF
THE CITY OF ANAHEIM OPPOSING AND PROTEST-
TI WITHIN THE LAGUNA BEACH AREA
"DiE BEAUTY OF THE SHCRE LINE AND CQJMJNITY.
On roll call the foregotl
by the following voteJ
resolution was duly pasted and adopt.
AYES: CQUlClIJEN:
NCES: COUOCILMEN:
AlDEN!: CQUK;ILMEN:
rson, Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and VanWagoner.
e.
e.
TRe Mayor declared the I egoing resolution duly passed and adopted.
RESOLUTION 11>. 2690: Councilman
for its passege and adoption.
offered Resolution No. 2690 and moved
A RESOLUTIOI OF THE CITY COUtCIL I
IZING THE EftCUTION OF AN
THE CITY OF ANAHEIM AtI) THE A
SCHOOL B\JI NG FOR RECREATION P
THE CITY OF ANAHEIM APPROVING AriD AUnlCIJ,,-
TO BE MADE AM> ENTBRED INl'OBY AND BllWIIN
UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT FOR USE O~ A
OSES.
On roll call the foreg~ 9 resolution was duly passed and adopted
by the following vote:
AYES:
NeES:
ABSENT:
cwtCILMEN:
COUOCI LMEN :
COUOCI LMEN:
arson, Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
nee
ne.
Tbe Mayor declared the resolution duly passed aftd adopted.
RESOUJTION .,0. 2691: Councilman n Wagoner offered Resolution No. 2691 and
moved for its passage and adoptip
Refer to Resolution Bo
A RESOLUTION OF THE CI TV COUl'CIL
ING THE CITY ENGINEER OF THE CI
COMMISSION GF THE STATE OF CALI
ELLS~111 /fENUE CROiSING OVeR
COMP ANY .
THE CITY OF AIfAHl;IM AU1H<ltIZING AND DlRECT-
F ANAHEIM TO GIVE NOTICE TO THE RAIlROAD
IA OF JITENTION TO WIDeN AND' IJI>I.OYE DE
LINE of THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
01;1 roll call
by the folle.ing yot.:
9 resolution was duly passed and adopted
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March 29 1
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
UOCI LMEN:
UNCILMEN:
UNCI !.MEN:
Pearson, Fry, Schutte, Wisser" and Van Wagoner.
None.
None.
Tl'\e Mayor4
clared the foregoing resolution duly 'passed and adopted.
Fry offered Resolution No. 2692 and moved for
Refer
olution Book, page
1\ RESOLUTION OF THE,
CONVEYIt<<) TO mE CI
S1REET WIDENING PURl'
TY COUtCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIMACCBPTING A~ANTDE!D
OF ANAHEIM CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY FCR AN EASEMENT FCR
ES. (MANLEY-KUHNS CORPORATION~.
On roll ca ~" the foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by
the following vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT :
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~UNCILMEN: Pearson, Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
UOCILMEN: None.
UNCILMEN: None.
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tClared the foregoing resolution duly passed and adopted.
The Mayor
Request of extension of time by the Kemmerer
Tracts Nos. 1979 and 1981 will be reported upon by the
at the next meeting.
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RESOLUTION POSING, LL IN LEGISLATIJRE: A resolution pfrom the City ~f Long
Beac~opposing a bil Ito take away oil properties owned by municipalitie~was
referred to the City .ttorney for recommendation. .
PROPOSED HARRIS BIL4 i The proposed Harris Bill in Congress, regarding the
increase of rates on das sold by producers of natural gas, was referred to Mr.
Turner for additiona linformation.
ELIMINATION OF P-L, E SOUTH LOS ANGELES S T: Mr. Collins addressed the
Council stating that e was the owner of property on South Los Angeles Street
and was concerned wi the problem of the P-L Zone. He des1red to learn the
status of the propos ordinance eliminating the P-L Zone in this district.
He was advised, that ~e ordinance was being drawn up and would be presented for
consideration in the rlear future.
MJJOURNED.
Councilman chutte moved to adjourn to April 5, 1955, 7:00 o'clock
P.M. Councilman Wis r seconded the motion. MOTION CARRIED.
APPROVED.
SIGNED.
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.5
Session.
ityof Anahel. met in Adjourned Regular
PRESENT: COUt<<:ILMEN: pearsoa chutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
ABSENT~:.COlJII(;ILMAJh Fry. (ered the meeting at aloe P.M.)
CITY ATTC8NSY, PRESTON TURNERa Pent.
CITY ADMIIIS'ltATlVE OFFIGBR, KEI. . MURDOCH I Present.
BID PROPOSAI.$: The City Clerk wa,
Road Sewer I.-provement from Place~
. Job No. 1056 pursuant to Resoluti~
in the Anaheim Bulletin March 23 .
seconded by Counei~n Wisser.
uthorized to open bid proposals on the Ball
a Avenue to 440 feet east of Olive Street,
No. 2664, and Legal Noti ce duly publi shea
30, on motion by Councilman Van WagO,.ftft'"
ON CARRIED.
J. S. Barrett
P. O. Box 2126, Santa Ana
$20,655.90
Charles J. DOrfman
124 North La Bre. Avenue,
$24,886.85
$27,971.69
;80.0 & ka~ioh Co.
8512 F1s~n Road, Pico
Nick: M. Guho
8335 Atlantic Blvd., Bell
128,482.87
Frank Chutuk Construction Co.
853 RM!Vel P lace, POMona
$28,859. -46
George Dakovich
2419 s. ~field Ave., Montere~
$34,703.60
Arno Construction Co.
2480 Ramona Blvd., Los
$38,822.65
$39,253.54
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Spann & Ken1Pn Construction Co.
7321 Ful too Ave., North Hollywq
Charles L. Burch & Sons $44,722.56
2419 N. Chico Ave., El Monte !
(AlII BicA Propolal~. ~re acco~ ..jnied by Bid Bonds in the aMount of 10%)
On motion by Councilmct . Van Wagoner, seconded by Councilman Wis$er,
said Bid Proposals were referred. the City Engineer for tabulation and
report. MOnON CARRIED. I
After tabulation, the
Co., $20,655.90 to be low bidder
RESOLUTION 10. 2693: Councilman'
moved for its passage and adopti.
ty Engineer reported the J. 5. Barrett
d recommended the acceptance of said bid.
n Wagoner offered Resolution No. 2693 and
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THE CI TV OF ANAHEIM ACCiPTIN:; A SEALED
THE taElr RESPONSIBLE BIDDER FCR 1HE
VICES, MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT AND ALL
IlfG POWER, FUEL AND WATER, AND PERFORM-
AND COJ,f)LETE THE FOLLOWING PUBLIC IM-
N'r FROM PLACEIfI'IA AVENUE TO 440 FEET
J. S. BARltEn t $20.6~. 90).
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