1955/04/12
968
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uncil of the City of Anaheim, met in Regular Sea.ion.
PRESENT: COUNCI N: Pearson, Fry, SChutte, Wisser, and VanWagoner.
AleENT: C0UtJ: N: None.
CITY ATT. CRNEY. .' PRE... N TIJRNER: Present.
CITY ADMINIS1RATIVPFICER, KEITH A. MURDOCH: Present.
~NUT~I The Minu of the Regular Meeting heldJ4arth 22, 1~5 anclthe
Mjourned Regular, tlngs held March 29 and April 5, 1955 wereappro"ad om
mOtion by CouncilJn~ VanWagoner, aeGonded by Councilman Wisser. ~10N r
CARRIED.
$31,1..CX>
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Councilman Wisser offered R&solutlon No. 2707 and mo~ed
doption. ~
solution Book, page ,
A U50LUTION OF THJ: ITY COUI<<:;IL OF THE CITY OF ANAHiIM APPROVIl'<<i AJI) DI~T-
ING THE PAYMENT OFI . S AGAINST THE CITY AS OF THE 12TH OF APRIL 19S5. '
( $236.990. ~) .
On roll
by the following vp
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1 the foregoing reso-lut1on was duly pessed andadOpte-t
AYSS:
NOES :
ABSENT :
Pearson, Fry, Schutte,Wl$;ser, and V.ft Watoner.
None.
None. i
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eelared the foregoing resolution duly pasaed and.dop~td.
Pursuant to Resolution No. 2673 and Legal Notice
Anaheim Bulletin, March 25 and April 1, 1915. the Ci Y
to open bid proposals on .' the. add1 tion,' s and II terat1.0n
~t the City Park, Job No. 362, on motion by Cow\cilm8
by Councilman Schutt... MOTION CARRIeD. '
BIDS RB:;EIVED
c. & H. Cement Co~
5812 North Kauf
$32, 2OQ. GO
The Coatra~ting E~ neers Co.
23101- West VernQ Avenue, Los Angeles 43
$35,900.00
v
Paddock Pools, Ino j
8400 Santa MonioBlvd., Los Angeles 46
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(All Bid PrOPQ 115 were accOJIpanieci by Bid Bonds 1n the amount of 10)>>)'
Bids we1 . referred to the City Engin.er for tabulation and reporlt"
on motion by Couna man Van Wagoner, seconded by Councilman Schutte. MCJrlf>H
CARRIED. !
After talatlon, the City Englneer, George E. Holyokt, r.ptr~ 'ht
PaddocJc Pools, InCl.". .jto be low bidder and recOINIIended the acceptance of sai~.... bl, d.
ON NO 7 Councilman Van Wagoner offered Resolution No. 2709 apd ,
for its pas$ . e and adoption. .
Refer t~ esolutlon Book, page
CI,TY courc... .. 1L OF TH....E.. CITY OF ANAHE.l...M ACCEP.......,T. I._ .. $IALI1if."'" "','.' '.'.' ~
TO THE LOWEST RESPO~IBLE BIDD. JQI .!HI"
NTt LAIQi, SERVICES, MATERIALS Nt> iQUIPMiIT ~ 0/1:. .
CRTATION IOCWDING POWER, FUEL, AND WArm, . AND Pllt. ..' 1 "
o GONS1RUC,T AND COMPLETE THE .FOLLOWING PUBUC .1... OV' .. '.. &
TIONS TO $WI_It<<; PLAT CITY P JOB NO. 362. (p . NT
NT RJND .
969
On roll call the
the following vote:
resolution was duly palled and adopted by
A VIS:
NoeS:
ABSENT :
~,. ~',rson, Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van W~er.
N e.
N e.
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egoing resolution duly passed and adopted.
COUOCILMEN:
Coote ILMEN :
COUNCILMEN:
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Th. Mayor declared the
PUBLIC
mitted by L. F. Buchanan, Agent,
Palma Avenue and North West Street
5Jab-
the northwest corner of La
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IWiShed to address the Council on the matter.
Ihose addressing the Co ~il in favor of the granting of the Special
Use Permit were: Homer KAight, Mt !L. F. Earp, Mr. Buchanan, and Attorney
Schulman. j
C~unication from pro~ ~ owners who are in the poulj:ry bus'-....,
Ronsko, Hil t,acher, and FroehliCh,' ,lling attention to the possible confliet
in business operations, was submit ' and read.
Thorough discussion was !' Id regarding conditions on which a Special.
Use Permit Wltuld be granted and. tp necessary c.pliance thereof prior to the
granting of laid Special Use Permi In conclusion, 'the Mayor read to the
audience the necessary conditions ior to the consideration of any Special
Use Permit for the establishment 0 j hospitals.
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Mayor Pearson asked if a one else wished to address the Council;
there being no one, declared the h ring closed.
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Co.ncilman Van Wagoner... ed. that upon the compllance with the
necessary cOAditions and the appr~ 1 by the City Attorney and City Englnee~
that the S 1al Use Permit be r ad. Council.an Schutte seconded the
motion. MOTtON CARRIED.
After further discussio pf the necessary proeedure, Couneilman Van
Wagoner witbfrew his motion. Coun~lman Schutte withdrew his second to the
motion. ACtiON WITHDRAWN.
RESOLUTION ~, -. 2710: Councilman V ~' Wagoner offered Resolution No. 2710 grant-
ing a Special Use Permit for the c, struction and maintenance of ahospltal
upon certain conditions as set fa in the resolution, and moved for its
passage and ,doption.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
PEiMI T FCJi JtE CONSlRUCTION AID
S1REET IN THe CITY OF ANANEIM.
THE CITY OF ANAHEIM CJtANTING A SPECIAL USE
TENMCE OF A HOSP IT AL AT LA P A.LMA AND WEST
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On roll call the forego~ ~ resolution was duly passed and adopted
by the follo~ing vote:
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AYES:
NC8S:
ABSENT:
COUNCI LMEN:
COONClLAEN:
COUNCILMEN:
rson, Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
e.
The Mayor declared the f regoing resolution duly passed and adopted.
PUBLIC HEARIIG: VARIANCE NO. 283~ Submitted by Disneyland, Ine. requestt,~,','..,'".~.'
permission to erect a Deluxe Servl. Station near the entrance to the Disn 'J
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land Parking Area.
970
.,951 ~ 7.00 ..
grant9d
laooing Commission, pursuant to_ their Resolution No. 75,
e subj ect to;
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rence between Disneyland, County,and City Engineers
he exact location of the service station relative
final street and traff.c ,attern.
IU tter.
aked if anyoaew1shed to address the Council on the
believed
advised th.t after further study. Disneyland, I.c.
location might be more suitable.
no one else addr.ssing,tbe Co~~il on the a.tter, the
ring closed.
OLUTION NO
moved for Its pass
CouoGllman Van Wagoner offered Resolution No. 2711 and
and adoption.
page
A RESOWTION OF TH~ ITY COOfCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM ~EltYING VARI,*f1EE f<<)~
.2I3..WITHOUT PREJUDtl TO RSSUBMIT F<Ji A DIFFERBHT LOCATION.
by the
the foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted
AYES:
OOES :
ABSENT:
Pearson, Fry, SChutte, Wisser, andVaa Wagoner.
None.
None. ~ I.i~ 'J:~ .
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resolution duly passed and adopted.
PC. Submitted by Davld Cordesan, 1120We,t
North Street, requ~ ing permission to cut two (2) lots from property ~faclng
on North West Stre~
g%"an ted
anning Commission, pursuant to their Resolution 10. 82,
subject to the following conditioner
1.
The
prop
they
the C1
That j
varla
Engin
payme
and R
l~cant bringing ina written petition from ,....
owners to whom he has sold lot~ .tating 'that
willing to put in lmprovementsl8J;equlred by
Engineer.
two (2) particular lots requested by this
must be improved as ~r_ by the Ci ty
of $25.00 per lot for the acquisition of P&+,k
eation Sites.
2.
3.
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A peti tior. ront8ining eight signatures, 8greeins top.y fo..~e
lnltallation of curb. and sidewalks upon, along, and over the property abutting
said street, was su tted and read.
Mayor Pear t'n asked if anyone wished t,o address the Couneilon the
matter; there being one, declared the hearing ClOSH-.
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RESOI,!.!TION NO. 27121 I Councilman Schutte offered Resolution No. 2712 ~pproving
the granting of theriance upon compliance with conditions as.et forth by
the City Planning C~ ission, and moved for its passage and adoption.
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tOlution Book, page
A RESOLUTION OF THE ~TY COUOCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM (]iNnING VAR%A~ ~.
287.
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On roll call the
the following vote:
resolution was duly passed and adopted by
AYB5:
NOiS:
ABSENT a
COU~ILMEN:
COUr<<: I I.MEN :
COUftC1LMENa
Fry, SChutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
The Mayor declared the ~
resolution duly pasaed and adopted.
puBLIC HEARl"': VARIAtCE NO. 305~j Sublal tted by Esko Gardens, requesting a
waiver of th. front yard setbacks! om 25 feet to 20 feet on all lots in Tract
No. 2440.
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Tn. City Planning Commi~ ~on, pursuant to, tnelr Resolution No. 107,
granted said varianee subject to t ~ following conditiona:
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1. Those lots siding or:t est Broadway may use a 2Q...foot fNnt
yard setback, but tn side yards along West Broadway must
have a 12i-foot req~ ement.
2. The same condition. 11 apply to lots siding on Orange
Avenue.
3. Lots facing on Orang Avenue shall take the namal 25-..foot
front yard setback. !
The Mayor asked if anyoQ wisbed to'address the Council on the
matter; ther. being no one, declaj the hearing closed.
AJ:~UJTIO~ NQ. ,27l3: Councilman V j Wagoner offered Resolution No. 2713 on
~,' ondl tlon of the maintenan,c, e of th l*,foot setback on Broadway and further
subject to other condiUona,as out ned in the City Planning Commission's
Resolution No. 107, and moved for s passage and adoption.
Refer to Resolution Book IjPage
A RESOLUTION ~OF THE CITY cctJtCIL G, THE CITY OF ANAHEIM GtANTING VARIAlCE IO~ ,
305. '
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AYE:
Ne>e:;:
ABSENT t
On roll call the forego! , reso1ution,was duly passed and adopted
by the following vote: 1
COUOCILMEN:
COUtCIlMEN:
COUNCILMiN:
rson, Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
e.
The Mayor declared the f egolng. resolution duly passed and adopted.
OF P~TION 0
April 5, 1951 due tc the absence ()
and again ordered to be c ntinu
RCPOSED (;L 100 V rlON OF
S1REET:. .It 1IaS aovedby Council. Fry, seconded by Councilman Wisser, that,
action on proposed abandonments be ~onsldered April 26, 1955, 7:00 o'clock,
P.M. MOTION CARRIED.
ORDINNCE NO. 986: CQuncilman W1t ,r offered Ordinance No. 986 for second
reading, and moved for its passage .nd adoption.
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Refer to Ordinance Book~ ,age
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ANAHEt j AMENDING ARTICLE IX, CHAPTER 2 OF THE
ANAHEIM l4JNICIP AI... CODE RELATING TO HE ESTABLISHMENT OF ZONES IN THE CITY
OF ANAHEIM A.-> TIirREIN REG.JLATING E USE OF LAND, HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS AND
YARD SPACiS: AOOPTING A MAP SHCI'l! THE BOUNDARIES OF SAID ZONES: DHFrNIt13
972
1955 - 7:00P.
'tHE 'TERMS USED THERE
PRS&::RIBING PENALTIES
IN ceNlUCT 1"HBtEWI TJ:i
PROVIDING FCJ\ ADJUSTMENT, AJaNDMlN'f AND :ENR!R~:
VIOLATION AND REPEALING ALL SECTIONS CR PARTS OF SECTIONS
(F-54-5S-15 - Res, 26(4)
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After hear~ read in full the title of Ordinance No. 986, and hayins
knowledge of the con~ ts thereof, Councilman Fry moved the reading In full of
said, Ordinance be .a~, d. ,Counci~n Van Wagoner seGOnded the motion. Motion
unanimously carried ij the Council.
the foregoing Ordinance No. 986 was duly passed and
9 votea
On roll ca~
adopted by the foIl
AYES:,.
NOES: -
ABSENT :
Peiurson, J:ry; SChutte,' Wtller and,Yan Wagoner.
None.. .
None.
lared th~ foregoing Ordinance duly passed and adopted.
ClIDlNAlCE NO. 9S8: G ncilman Van Wagon.roffered Ordinance No. 988 for
aecond reading and m~ for its passage and adoption.
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AN ORDINAJ<<;E OF THE~, Y OF ANAHEIM AMfNDIN3 ARTICLE VIII, CHAPTB\ 3"SiCTION
8300.7 OF THE ANAHEI. NICIPAL CODE. (ELECTRICAL - Size of service conduit)
After hear~ read in full the-title of Ordin.nce No. 988aRdhaving
knowledge of the cont. ts thereof, Councilman Wisser moved the reading 1ft full
of said Ordinance be! ived. Councilman Van Wagoner seconded the motion.
Motion unanimously c. ied by the-Council.
On roll ca~ the foregoing Ordinance No. 988 was duly passed and
adopted by the follo "g vote:
AYES;
NOES:
ABSENT :
Pearson, Schutte, Wisser and Van Wagoner.
Fry.
None.
CJWIHM:;B NO. ,989 I,
and MOVed for its pa
lared the foregoing Ordinance duly passed and, adopted.
cllman Fzy offered Ordinance No. 969 fer first reading
ge and adc:nption.
AN ORDINNCE OF THE
ANAHEIM MUNICIPAL
SPES) LIMIT - La Pa
OF ANAijEIM A,NEtI)ING ARTICLE Ill, CHAPTIR 2 OF THE
BY ADDl. A NEW SECTION THBU:TO .TO' BE NtJMBJ!RED 3288.
N ( Inhabi;~ territory) Request by p11Oponent.,to
- t:QJ:i tory-known as East Sycamore Annexation.. contain1nt
roposed annexation, w.s submitted and ordered received
y Planning Commission for recommendation, on motion ,by
seconded by Councilman Fry. MOTION CARRIED.
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(Un1nhabited territory) Orange County Boundary
ding the boundaries of the proposed annexatipn to be
certain was submitted, read and ordered received and
cilman Van Wagoner, seconded by Councilman Fry.
RESOWTION NO. 2708:
for its passage and
ouncilman Schutte offered Resolution No. 27-OS ana moved'
ption.
lution Book, page
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973
1955 - 7:00 P.M.
A RESOLUTIOI OF THE CITY COOK:IL THE CITY OF ANAHEIM URGIM:; LEGISLATIVE RE~
PRESENTATIV'IS TO CFPOSE ENACTMENT F CSRTAIN PftCPOSED AMENI>MENTS TO THE STAMES
RELATING TO ANNEXATION OF TERRI TO CITIES.
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On roll call the foreg~ +g Resolution was duly passed and adopted by
the followiog vote; I
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AlES: COUK.;ILMEN: Fry, Schutte, Wisser and Van Wagoner.
r<<)ES: COUNCILMEN:
ABSENT: CoutCILMEN:
The Mayor declared the tregOing resolution duly passed and adopted.
PLUMBrR IO~: The fOllowing PI er's Bonds .~re ordered. received and filed
when approved by the City Attornt on motion by Councilman Wisser, seconded
by Councilman Van Wagoner. MOTI~ CARRIED:
Walter W. Stavert. ba Johnston and Washer
Johnson PIUJ'l\i)ing. Heating Co., Inc.
RB:USSIfIC.TION F-54-55-32 a
the Manley-Kuhns Corporation, on I
and declare4"closed* with action
W OF Be S T: Submitted by
ien Public Hearings were beld Aprl1 5, 1955-
! 0 be taken by the Council at a later date.
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jready to act on the applications at this
The City Council was n~
meeting.
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FlNAK:IAL All) <PSATING REPCRTS f t the month of March,
r~eived an4 filed on ~otion by ~ ,ncifman Van Wagoner.
Wisser. MOtION CAlRIBD. \
1955 were ordered
seeonded by Councilman
CONTINUED P LIC HEARING: RECL
Homes, Inc. requesting property 1
Palma and Placentia Avenues be r.
the corner eonsisting of 150 feet
allow the erection and operation
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F1CATION F- Subndtted by Prudential
ated briefly at the southeast corner of La
ned from R-A to C-l, with the exception of
long both streets to be rezoned C-2 to
a Service Station.
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The City Planning COlllni ~ion, pursuant to their Resolution No. 72.,
recommended to the City Council t .t the reclassification be granted subject
to the following:
1. The filing of City Anaheim Standard Deed Restrictions.
2. The deeding of 20 f t along North P lacentia and .East
La Palma Avenues f() b the widening of these two streets.
3. Engineering requir rnts.
Tbe Mayor asked ~ wished to acWress the Council on the utt.et.
Those addressing the CO,ncil in favor of the reclassification werea
Mr. Elliott Wilmsen and Mr. Harry~. Scholer, representlng the Prudential ~es,
Inc. Mr. Scholer stated that thr, of the owners age... the area should 1:>econ-
sidered for other than residentia ~ and that Mr. Griffith, owner of the fourth
corner, thought a larger area sho ,d be considered. Mr. Scholer further ad-
vised that this was a legal and 0 erly procedure and that he did not think
future plans should be considered ,t this time; that the Council has before
them to con.ider an application f t this area only.
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Mr. Griffith addr@ssed ~a Council and stated that he still obj,ected
to the recl,ssification and thoug .~ if any rezoning 1s allowed 1n that area. it
should be an area large enough to ~ake it worthwhile. He further stated that
Mr. Scholer said that they were p ~nning in the future to redesign approximately
thirteen acres for commercial use
Mayor Pearson asked if ~yone else wished to address the Council on
the matter; there being no one, d plared the_ hearing closed.
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Councilman Van Wagoner offered Resolution NO. 2714 and
and adoption.
page
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A RESOWTION OF THIf ITY COUIC;XL OF THE CITY ,OF ANAHEIM ..11<<1 AND DETBMIlttNG
THAT A IS NECESURY IN CERTAIN AREAS OF THE CITY AND THAT ARTICLE
IX, CHAfTER 2 OF T ANAHEIM MUtICIPAL CODE SHOULD Sf AME~ED, TO ACCOAPLISH SAID
CH>>r.;E OF ZONE. '
Pearson, Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
Nen..
None.
On roll q
the following vote~
foregoing resolution- was -duly pa,ssed and adopted by
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AYES:
NOE5 :
ABSENT t
ela'red: the IQI'eg0.1n9 reselutioll duly passed and adopted.
Mr. Goodknight and Mr. Elllottac;ldr.s.. the
i ssion to purchase ,8 portion of Cl tY-C*ned property
t. The gantl_en were advi sed that the Coufteil would
a later date.
Subdivider Lesser Enterprises, .Ltd. Tract 10-
corner- of ROll1neya Drive and, Spadra Road. Contains 104
s\.S.;eet
nning Commission voted to approve said tentative ~p
ng condltions:
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1. The, p~
area ~
of the
stree~
2. PaYl'e~
and R'
3. Engin
ing of a 20-foot alley at the; re.r of the coavnel'c1al
n9 Spadra Road whleh will necessitate a revision
ap by allowing 54-foot streets instead,of'60-foot
of $2~.OO per lot for the acquisition of Park
eation Sites.
ing requirements.
This tent
and action was wi .
tentative map was a
seconded by Council
Ci ty Plai\t11ng Commis
ve map came before the Cl ty Counoil,Auguet 24, 11&4,
as annexation proceedings had not yet started. !Sald
ved by the ,Cl ty Council' on motion by CouncilMan . s.er~
SChutte, subject to the conditions as outlined by the
MOTION CARRIED.- - ,
7; Subdivider Thos J. Lawless, Jr." located on
th of Tract No. 2390 and south of Tract Mo. 2326. Con-
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ing Co..tsslon \lGt8d -to ap~ove said tenta-tive..p
subject g conditions:
1. payment" ~' f. $25.00 per lort for ,the acquhi ~ion of .
Park a ,Recreation Sites.
2. Enginee ng requir.ents.
The Ci ty Ct' cil, at their meeting held, March 8, 1955, 9unted
VartanceNo. 291, 81. ing a ,waiver of the front yard setback. froll 2tfftt to
20 feet on certain 1$ in said tract.
The City P! ~ingCommisSion granted said Variance NO. 291 subject to
conditions.. i
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On motion b Council..n Van Wagoner, seconded by CounciI.an Fry,
Tentative Map of Traq No. 2117 was approved by the City Council subject to
conditions as outlinQ by the City Planning Commission. MOTION CARRIBD.
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TENTATIVE, MAl TRIeT NO. 2567: 5 vider Louis H~r$Op and Associate-I, lo-
cated betweea Gilbert Street and M aga Street, north of Crescent Avenue.
Contains 91 lots.
The City Planning Comml$
subject to the following eonditio~
ton voted to approve ~aid tentative lltap "
I per lot for the a~s1t1on of puk
r~:::vi~:n;~~: ~=~;n .i~: ~:~bs
ts.
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1. The payMent of $25.
and Recreation Site~
2. That the subdivider
a,s ~"Not a. p.rt 0 f. t
and sidewalks.
3. Engineering requir
The City Council approv said.:bentative -.p on motion by Council-
man SChutte,. seconded by Councilm~ Fry subject to the conditlons as outlined
by the City Planning Commission a~ further subject to the requirement that
the homes on Gilbert Sue.tbe a imum of 122~. square feet. MOTION CARRIED.
1.
,/ TENTATIVi MIl mAGT NO. 257.3& S
approximatel, 660 feet north of R
vider Don Hunt, located on Baxter Street
.Y" Driye. CQP.~ns, 26 lo~s.. _
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Th.e City Planning CommiJ:j on voted to .pp.rove $f.id tentative,J.Rap,
subject to the following condition ~
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per lot for the acquisi tion of Park
2.
The pa)'l'ent of $25.
and Recreation Sites
Engineering requir
V ARIAOCE NO. 316: Pursuant to th~ i ty P lanning C~ls$ion 's Re$olution,;No.
132, Variance No. 316. submitted Donald Hunt, requesting a waiver of the
70-foot frontage and 7200 square t lot areas in Tract No. 2573, "as granted.
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Tie Ci.ty Council, app~v ~S:aid Ten,tative Map Tract No. 2573 on motion
by counCilman, Schutte, seconded b:, ' ouncl1man van, W,agon, ., r subject to the con-
ditions as ~tlined by ,tn. CityP~ .ning Commissio~. MOTIO~CARRIED.
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No action was taken by
Council on Variance fJo. 316.
TENTATIve 144 TI\~rNO. 230S; .Su
Huston Aven. approxi...tely 48Q .f'
on the north by the new Huston St
v~der Zal~H9mes, In~.t located north of
_ ~st' of; Ma.90o.1ia AV~u. _no.: is bounded
t Freeway. Contains 56 lots.
The City Planning Commi
subject to the following conditio
on voted to approve said tentative map
1. The payment of $25. per lot for the acquisi tion of Park
and Recreation Sites
2. The making of side 10 feet on Lots 32 and 46.
3. Engi~ering requir
VARIArL:E NO. 324: The City PIann!
No. 133, grantedVari4nC;e ,Net.... 32""
waiver of the 70-foot frontage an
2358.
Commi ssion,.. pursuant to their Resolution
Uibm1 tteQb~J\aul P:ier.ee, xequesting a
200 square lOot l.ot .areas in Tract No.
The City Council grant
ject to conditions as outlined by
Councilman Van Wagoner, seconded
! aid Tentative Map of Tract No. 2358 sub-
@ City Planning COOD! ssion on motion D\t-
Councilman Wisser. MQ[ION CARRIBD.
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No action wa.s
Council on Variance No. 324.
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S 7 The Adltlnlstratlv.;Off~c.r rec01l\-
f the extension on the conditIon ,that a Pl'ovls1~n 18m"
erritos Avenue and Walnut Street to 40 f..t from center
Said ext
reco~endatlons of
seconded by Council
on of time was grenteda, requested and .ub~ec;:t. to. the
Adainistratlve Office, on .otion by Council..n Schutte,
Wisser. 1<<>1100 CARRIED.
VARIAfCE NO. 307:
for permission to e
zoned R-l.
1 tted by Oscar and Grace SCholz, 330 West VerMont Avenue,
t a Multlplee..l1ing Unit on said property, presently
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The City f nning Commission, pursuant to their Resolution No. 125,
gr~ted said varian. subj ec t to the deeding 0 f 20 feet at the rear.f the
property for an-all if, and when, the other property OWAers 1n the block agree
to deeding the 20 f
A petitio containing 11 signatures of proposed property o~.
objecting to an al1~ on the rear of thelrprop&rti.s, was submitted and read.
Councllman Schutte, seconded by Councilman Fry, Review
the City Planning C0lJlJ11ssion was ordered to be held
· MOTION CARRIED.
Councilman Wisser offered Resolution No. 2715 and JROved
option.
olution Book, page
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A RESOLUTION OF THE
THAT IT IS NECESSARY
JOINT OUTFALL SEER
OF A NOTICE INVITING
7:00 O'CLOCK P.M.).
IT COUtCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM FINDING AS DlT.~
o PijRGHASE LIOUID C}-lt~ lIE FCJi USE BY !FIE' (RANGE COUNTY
THE HANDLING OF SeWAGE, AND AUTHCRIZING THE "'''lOA TION
EALED PRCPOSALS THERSFOO. (CPEN BIJ)SAPRIL 26. 1955,
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On roll ca
the following vote:
the foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT :
Pearsonf Fry, SChutte, W1sse, and Van Wagon.r.
None.
None.
The Mayor
lared the foregoing re$Olution,~uly pa..ed and adopted.
RESOUJTION NO. 2716:
for its passage and
ouncilman Wisser offered Resolution No. 2716 and moved
ption.
lution Book, page
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A RESOLUTION OF THE C
. THAT tHE PURCHASE OF.
NECESSARY FOR THE \fA.
DIRB;TING PUBLICATION
AND FITTINGS. (BIDS
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COUrcIL OF THE CIty OF ANAHEIM FINDlOO ANI DlT.MIIIE
INFORCED GOK:RETE STJ!EL CYLINDER P"tPEAND FITTINGS IS
DEPARTMENT, FIXING THE SPECIFICATIONS _:1ffER~"AIID
F NOTICE INVITING BIDS FeR THE FURNISHIt<<,; OP SAIm PIPE
BE CFENED APRIL 26, 1955, 7)00 Q'CLOCK P.M.).
On roll cal
the fOllowlng vote:
the foregoing resolution was duly pa$sedand aeopjed by
AYES:
NOES :
ABSENT :
Pearson, Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van WBgoner.
None.
None.
lared the foregoing resolution duly p.aaed ~ adapted.
977
WRRESPONrSM:?'; On 'motion ;byCou
Schutte, tranSfer of $26,562.50 f
Red.ption Fuhd, as requested' by
CARRIED.
CORRESPGNDEq'l . Request from Un!
to soliclt~. during fund cam
to place cani.tersand placards ab
tlon by Councilman Fry, seconded
CCR&I!SPO~~I a_quelt ,submitted]
Pool Room at 137 South Los Angeles
for recommendation.
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~CQIU~~.~,: Application of t
Utili ty CoIIml.,ion for increase 1n!
COftRESPONDEfQ: Request from Anah
advertising ~nderland Ho.me$" at
Lincoln Avenue ... au_1 tt.., and
Van Wagoner, .econded by Councilma
JARIAt<<:';E 1<<.).1271 Subml.tted by Pi
land owned by Disneyland be all
.a~ and indi~ted as Tracts A, B,
The City Planning Co_1
granted Variance No. 327 for Tract
of a 3-foot ..sonry wall along Kat
the front of the wall be landscapetl
vision.
NQ aetion was
VARIANCE r<<J. 328: Submi t ted by Fr
. Grocery Store on property descri
Avenue, south of La Palu Avenue j
The City Planning Commi,
..anted said YaX'16nc,e. subject to .t
1. The installation of
2. The deeding of 20 f
Av~' for the'w1. "
1A1IAtCE NO. 329: SUblni tted by Cha
€ompany, requesting pe~is$ion to
erty described as 112 South Bush S
The City Planning Commi
,ranted said yarlance.
.M.
man Van Wagoner, seconded by CQuncl.lman~",
the Gene]!'al Fund to the Bond and Inter...t
Ci ty Aud1 tor, was authorized. IDTlON
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CerebJ'al Pala.yMsoc1et1lOn- of :Orange County
, May, 19!'6y and also, reque.ting pumiAion
the city, .&.' -..tai tted ,alld granted- ion ...
ouncilman Wisser. MOTION CARRIED.
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Fr-ed;Atol f'Or peil.'mimon,to condue't' a
reet was referred. to the Chief of Police
etropolitaa CQach LinN befo-re,t.he Pub~1",
tes_s, subml t:teQ and: read.. .
Homes, Inc. for permission to erect signs
'$outhweat oor-ner of ...Euclid Avenue and
Ht was'denied on ,mo'tion by CouncilMan
earson. MOTION CARRIED.
ylaOO" Inc. requeatlng that 47.~ acres of
or additional parkfng .area as shown on
. D, and E.
on, pursuant to their R.solution No. 127,
only, and further subject to the erection
a Road" exce,t ,for the openings, and that
n accordance with the proposed code re-
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City Council.
R. Krogman requesting permission to erect
briefly as the west side of Magnolia
nOl'th of Tract No. 2332.
on, pursuant to their Resolution No. 128,
f..Q 1 lowing coRdi, tion.:
rbs along Magno-lia Avenue.
on the west side of Magnolia
~ () f1m! s ,atrMt.
Clty Council.
F. Jameson, as owner of Scotch ConstrucUon
ct a Duplex Apartment at the rear of prop-
eta
on, pur suant to their R eso 1 uti on Ne. ~!9.',
! ' ~ -
No action ~a~ taken by t ~ City Council.
'MRIAOCE NO. 3301 Subld tted by Mrsl Vera I. Ball requesting permlssion to erect
a Single Family IMelling on the rea lof property located at 605 South' Lemon (,
Street.
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The City Planning Commis ~on, pursuant to their Resolution No. 130,
granted said variance.
No ac tion was tak en by
978
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VAIlIAJI:;E NO, 332, tted by Cuatom FUrnl ture 5hPi> for peradsS.."el'tct' Ij',.,',.
a 1!>ul1d1ng for the ufac:turing of cabinets' and fUrni~e' on the'im>> .1'
property at 225 Nor~ Euclid Avenue.
8
, .
granted
pursuant to their Resolution No. 131,
No
s taken by the City Council.
The Orange County Master Plan. of Streets
tted and ordered to be reviewed by the City PlaMing
hearing$on motion by CQUJ'lcllD1an Wisser,. seconded by
M)TION CARRIED.
PETITION: Pet! tion gnad by resid.ents on Chateau Avenue requesting a sign to
indicate "Children.. Play" and also posting of a speed limit of "15 miles per
hour" was submitted dread.
The Adm1n~ rattve Officer reported that the Chief of Pollee advIsed,
according to 473 cvq "Children ,at Play" signs are not permi.tted ;on. .nystreet
or highway; further~ 15 miles per hour" zones are only permitted in front of
schools and cannot b posted in a residential area.
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The City q rk was authorized to aeWis. the peti tio".rs that 1t1elr
request was beyond ~ liBd tations. "
ICE a The City of Buena Park requested ~porary .tar
just west of the City li8dts for a ~1odof approxi-
until the Metropoli tan Water Distrlctconnec.tlon is
!
was authorized by the Ci ty Council..
P EOFC
Discussion was held
Fullerton, and Mr.
would be unable to p
by the City of Full
S I U Uc .
the purchase of capacity rights frQJn tne..,C1 tyof
eke, City EngIneer, advised the. Counc11 that. Anahel.
hase tnerequested amount due to prior c~i taents made
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Mr. Turner, fl ty Attorney, advised that the agreement wi th the Cl ty
of Fullerton was bei withheld until a definite amount of cap.city rights
could be determined.
The City ,_ nistratlve Officer and' the CltyEngtneer we!'e requested
to meet with represeh tives of the City of Fullerton to try and come to a
definite conclusion.
RB90LUTIQN NO. 2717: ~ouncilman Van Wagoner offered Resolution
moved. for its passage ~nd adoption.
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Refer to R~ tlution Book, page
No. 2717 and
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A RESOLUTION OF THE ~
AND ISITION OF C
PAYMENT THERBOF TO B
EXECUTION OF A CONVEY
COUtCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHlIM,A1f1JD,...........
N R R FCR PUBUC PURPOsEs, AU'1'H(J\IZIJG mE
ARTLY IN CASH AND PARTLY IN PROPERTYJ AND AU11IItIIIIG mE
E OF SAID PROPERTY. ($2, 76().. 00 MAltTIH-MEJelZ'PIciP.rr).
On roll ca! the foregoing resolution was duly pa$sed ,and adopted
by the' following vote
AYES:
NOES;
ABSENT :
Pearson, Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van W.goner.
None.
None.
lared the foregoing resolution duly palsed and adlpttd.
979
-, 7aOO P.M.
ION 7 7
PROVlS1S& Proposed Legis!
and the City Attorney, the Admini '
requested to study the matter and
Legislative CDmmittee their findi
ion was discussed by the City Council, .
tive Officer, and the City Engineer were
ommend to our Representatives of the
D
Councilman Van Wagoner
o'clock P.M. Councl1man Schutte 8
ed to adjourn to April 21, 1955, 7;00
nded the motion. MOTION CARRIED.
ADJOURNED.
SIGNED.
k- ~~~
Ci ty Clerk
C Hall Anah.eim Ca
Session.
~ City Council of
i ty of Anahei.. met in Adjourned Regular
!
~~1 ~~.:gi~; ;~~;s:~~ ~te, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
CITY A~ PUSTON 11JRNBI: P~ ent.
CITY ADMIES1l.ATIYE OffICER, KEITH . MURDOCH; Present.
, ,
'I11e Meeting, was called
nominatil\f ajllayor Pro T.. for th.,
ted Councl1Mn Van Wagoner Mayor P
Fry seconded the nOMination. MOT]
tions be eloted. Councllun Fry .
ll\an Van Wagon.r was seated as Mayd
.order by the City Clerk for the, purpo..~ of
Ity 0 fAn.he!... Counci !Man Wisser nOJftin...
Tam for the Clty of AnaheIm. Councilman
CARRIED. Councilman Wisser moved nomina-
onded the motion. K>TION CARRIED. Councl1-
Pro Tem of the City of Anaheim.
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AVENUE SE IAFR
1 Pursuant to Legal
prii 1 and April 8, 1955 and ResQ
ized to open Bid Proposals on moti
Itan Fry. M:>TION CARRIED.
NT FROM SOIA AVENUE TO MAGNOLIA
ice duly publ! shed in the Anahei~ Bulletin
tion No. 2680, the City Clerk was authol'-
by Councilman Wisser, seconded py Council-
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_IDS RECE,IVED
Spann & Kenton Construetion Co.
7321 Fulton Avenue, North, Holl
$33,757.60
o
Anro Construction Company
2480 Ramona Blvd., Los Angeles
$43,769.46
Frank Chutuk Construction Co.
5091 A. Street, Ontario
$30,817.43
J. S. Barrett
P. 0..... '<~26,. s.nla, Ana
Nick M. Guho
8335 Atlaniic Bou'1evard, Bell
(All Bid Propesals were aceompa 4ed by Bid Bonds in the amount of 10%).
$19,295.71
$24,946.94
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Councilman Wisser moved ~hat Bid Proposals be referred to the Engineer-
ing Departmetlt for tabulation and,port. Councilman Fry seconded the motion.
MOTION CARRIED. .
After tabulation, the i ineering Department reported J. S. Barrett
to be low bidder, $19,295.71.
Ms. Murdoch, City AdmiB trative Officer, recommended the aeeept-
anee of the Jow bid.