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the City of Anaheim met in Regular Session.
PRESENT: Pear~on, Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
ABSENT: COUtl:I N: None.
CITY ATTCRNEY, PRES TURNER:, Present.
CITY ADMINIS1RATIVE ,'FFICER, K~ITH A. MURDOCH: Present.
MIMJTFS: The Minut S of the R.gular Meeting held June 14, 1955"Adjourned
Regular Meetings he June 17~2:00 o'clock P.M., June 22, 11:00 .'clock A.M.,
and June 27, 1955 w e approveq on motion by Councilman Van Wagoner, seconded
by Councilman Wisse. MOTION OARRIED.
RESOLUTION NO. 2819: Councilman Schutte offered Resolution No. 2819 and moved
for its passage and ~option.
Refer to
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A RESOLUTION OF THE 'ITY COUNCiL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM APPROVING AID DIRECT-
ING THE PAYMENT OF AIDS AGA~NST lHE CITY AS OF JUNE 28, 1955. (SlSQ,435.61).
On roll c 11 the for,going resolution was duly passed and adopted
by the following vo
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT :
,OUOCILMEN~
UOCI LMEN.
OUK; I LMEN ~
Pearson, Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
None.
None.
The Mayor ,eclared t~e foregoing resolution duly passed and adopted.
BID PROPOSALS: W<R
Legal Notice duly p
City Clerk was inst
well on the south s
to be designated as
Van Wagoner, se~ond
<CIIDER NO. 1354: Pursuant to Resolution No. 2805 and
lished in the Anaheim Bulletin June 17 and 22, 1995, the
cted to oJ:>en Bid Proposals for the drilling of a 16" water
e of West La Palma Avenue between Citron and West Streets
'.Well No.8," Work Order No. 1354, on motion by Councilman
by Councilman Wisser. MOTION CARRIED.
B~DS RECEIVED
$9,022.29
Water Well Supply
11224 South Norwa Blvd., N~rwalk
(Accompanied b a certifi~d check in the amount of $910.00)
Barber-Bridge Drill og Corp., Ltd.
3020 Empire A~enu ~ Burbank
(Accompanied b :a Bid Bond in the amount of 10 per cent)
$8,353.26
Saunders Bros. $9,207.29
112 South Pickeri ,Whittier
(Accompanied b 'a Bid Bond in the amount of 10 per cent)
Roscoe Moss Company
4360 Worth Street
(Accompanied b
$8,548.00
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a certified check in the amount of $600.00)
Said Bids Yfere referred to Mr. George Oelkers, Superintendent of
Light, Power and Wa ~r, for ta~ulation and report, on motion by Councilman
Wisser, seconded by Councilman Schutte. MOTION CARRIED.
After tab lation, th~ Superintendent of Light, Power and Water, Mr.
Oelkers reported'th Barber-Brtdge Drilling Corp., Ltd. to be low bidder and
recommend.a.d tl:1,e ace tance "oJ $aid bid.
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RESOLUTION NO. 2820 'Council~n Van, W~goner offered Resolution No. 2820 and
moved for itspassa e and adoption.
Refer to 8so1ution $ook, page
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A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL THE CITY OF ANAHEIM ACCEPTING A SEALED
PROPOSAL AND AWARDING A CONlRACT TiTHE LOWEST RESPONSIBLE BIDDER FOR THE
FURNISHlt13 OF ALL PLANT, LABCR, S ~ICES, MA_IALS AND EQUIPMENT AND ALL
UTILITIES Aft) lRANSPCRTATlON IOCL ~r<<; PCMER, FUEL, AND WATER, AND PERRll.M-
ING ALL WORK NECESSARY TO CONSlRUC 1 AND COMPUETE THE FOLLOWING PUBLIC IWROVE-
MENT: IRILUN:; A 16" WATER WELL I THE SOUT SIDE OF WEST LA PALMA AVENUE
BETWEEN CImON AND WEST SlREETS ~ BE DES! ATED "WELL NO. 8 tt WORK amrR
NO. 1354. I.ARBER~BRIDGE mILLI ORP., LTlt).
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On ~oll call the foregoi ! resolution was duly passed and adopted
by the following vote:
AYSS:
NOSS:
ABSENT :
COON:;ILMEN:
COUtCILMEN:
COUNCIlMEN:
The Mayor declared the f
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to Resolution No. 2809 and Legal
June 18 and 23, 1955, inviting Bi
water line along Ball Road from a
Avenue to approximately 4,108 fee
1339, the City Clerk was instruct
man Van Wagoner, seconded by Coun
J. E. Young Pipe Line Contractors,
931 East IDscrans Avenue, Los
(Acco~nied by a Bid Bond
Peerless Co,-rete Pipe COllpany
P. O. lox 384, Santa Ana
(AccomJllnied by a Bid Bond
C. M. S. COBstruction Company
P. O. Box 653, Cypress
(Accom.-nied by a Bid Bond
Bosko Engineering Company
5684 Via Corona, Los Angeles 22
(Acco~i8d by a Bid Bond
Graven and Company
8736 Palm Avenue, Bellflower
(Accompanied by a Bid Bond
WID. DeMotte Eng. Contractors
8304 Center Street, Paramount
(Accom__nied by a Bid Bond
s. and E. Pipe Line Construction <t. $1.65 $ 5,709.00
P. o. Box 831, 13736 E. Mulberr lDrive, Whittier
(Aceompenied by ,a Bid Bond i:lthe aIflount of 10 per cent)
Said Bids were referred .~ Mr. George Oelkers, Superintendent of Llcght,
Power and water for tabulation an lreport, on motion by Councilman Wisser,
seGonded by CounCilman Schutte. TION CARRIED.
Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
resolution duly passed and adopted.
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ice duly published in the Anaheim Bulletin
~roposalson the construction of an 18"
1 oximately 2,300 feet west of Placentia
west of P~acentia Avenue, Work Order No.
to open aid Proposals on motion by Council-
'lman Wisser. MOTION CARRIED. 0/
Unit Price
$2.14
10 per cent)
$1.62
amount of 10 per cent)
$3.27
lthe amount of 10 per cent)
$2.12
10 per cent)
$1.92
10 per cent)
$2.15
the amount of 10 per cent)
$2 . 37
amount of 10 per cent)
$ 7,404.40
:$ 5,605.20
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$11,314.20
$ 7,335.20
$ 6,643.20
$ 7,439.00
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After tab
Oelkers, reported t
recommended the acc
ation, th~ Superintendent of Light, Power and Water, Mr.
PeerlessiConcrete Pipe Company to be low bi-cIder, and
~ance of said bid.
RESOLUTION NO. 2B21:
for its passage and
Schutte offered Resolution No. 2821 and moved
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A RESOLUTION OF THE ,
PROPOSAL AND
FURNISHING OF ALL P
UTILITIES AND IRAN
ALL WORK NECESSARY
CONSTRUCTION OF AN
WEST OF PLACENTIA A
WORK CRDER NO. 1339.
TY COU~~L OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM AOCEPTltl:i A SEALED
TO THE LOWEST RESPONSIBLE BIDDER FCI1 THE
, LABOR" SERVICES, MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT AND ALL
TATION IlfCLUDIOO POWER, FUEL, AND WATER, AN) PERFCRMING
CONSlRUCl AND COMPLETE THE FOLLClVING PUBLIC IAI'ROVEMENT:
, WATER L~NE ALONG BALL ROAD FROM APPROXIMATELY 2.300 FEET
E TO M> .ROXlMA TEL Y 4,108 FEET WEST OF PLACENTIA AVENUE ,
(PEERLESS COl'CRETE PIPE COMPANY).
On roll c
by the following
the foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted
AYES *
NOES:
ABSENT :
Pearson, Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
None.
None.
The Mayor
foregoing resolution duly passed and adopted.
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PUBLIC HEARING: V, NO. :)621 Sul:ni tted by Manley-Kuhns Corporation re-
questing permission ;0 construct a commercial center development on property
consisting of appro . ately 40 acres and bounded by Wes,t Street, Katella Avenue,
Walnut Street, and e half way to Cerritos Avenue.
Council
if anyone in the audience wished to address the
denied
lianning COnlnission, pursuant to their Resolution No. 184,
,No. 362 after determining the following facts:
1. Thep
2. Plans
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3. It is
is de
4. It is
the a
possi
5. Until
use s
erty consists of 40 acres.
nd artist renderings were presented showing
large sho9ping center.
the opinion of the Commission that the area
, itely destined to become commercial.
'elt that further study should be made of
,a to determine whether this is the best
~e use for the area.
this is determined, it is felt no specific
uld be granted to the property owners.
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A gentlem the audience, representing the Manley-Kuhns Corpora-
tion, submitted ren ~rings and plans of the proposed shopping area together
with a letter dated June 22, 1~5, setting forth the intentions of the developer
and furth~r express 09 that interest has been shown from the followiog firms:
J. J. Newberry, Savn Drug, Thtifty Drug, Panorama Markets, J. C. Penney Co.,
and Bullocks.
matter.
s, Archite$t on the project, addressed the Council on the
Those ~ssing the Council in opposition to the granting of said
variance were: iMoore who stated he felt there should be.. some type of a
buffer strip to pro _ct the peQple who want their homes there; Mr. Brown re-
quested a parkway b developed for the protection of children; Mr. Miller felt
that inasm~Gh,as mo t o{:the traffic will be coming off Katella that the area
for the~,Shopping c. tel' should be there and not at the present proposed lo-
cation.
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The archi teet on the proj I t sta'tedrthat :regardln!J 'the ,ingresses
and egreste-s, they could be cut db to one hom.the propGsed three. ":' '".
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Mr. Pearson
entrance and exit on
the~e should be at least one
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Councilman Schutte felt t , t there should be proper landscaping on
the west side and stated that this was a large enough area.
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Th8t'e being
the hearing ~losed.
RESOWTIQN If. 2822: Councilman
ject to thelPproval ef the City
further subJtct to the establishm
Walnut Street and openings, the 1
and further approved on the basis
offered ResGlution No. 2822 and m
usslon on the matter, the Mayor declared
utte mov~ to approve said variance s~
Ineer and Administrative Officer and
of a prqper landscaping area along
scaping ~o be not less than 40 feet,
the plans as subMitted and thereupon
fer its passage and adoption.
Refer to Resolution Book,
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUOCIL
NO. 362.
.THE CITY OF ANAHEIM 5llANTING VARIMCE
On roll call the
by the follcadng vote:
resolutiC)n was duly passed and adopted
AYSa
NO.:
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FrYf Schutte, Wisser, and Van Wagener.
CQUJCILMEN:
COUJ<<:ILMEN:
COtJtCILMEN:
The Mayor declared the f
resolution duly passed and adopted.
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PUBLIC HEARItJG: ,VARIAlCE NO. 364 : SulDi tted by the Ass~l'y of God Cftu:r~h
requesting permission to erect a urch at the northwest corner of North East
Street and I1lhelmina Street.
The Mayor asked if anyon fwished to address the Council on the matter.
Reverend Wayne R. Davids n presente4 charts shewing the number of
churches located in the northeast ~rea and called attention to the fact that
of the six churches in the northe .t portion of Anaheim, five are located
within a five-block radius. Reve .nd Davids.nalso presented':a chart showing
the flow of traffic through majo~ ~treets to the area proposed for the church
si tee
Those addressing Dr. Rock who felt the church would
bring additional traffic; Mr. Hal'aker who felt the granting of the varian~
would establish a precedent and a opening for the other unimproved lots in the
area; Mr. C_ee favored the estab lshment of the church on this location and
stated that the traffic would be 'creased whether or not a church goes .in there;
Mr. Gill, speaking for Mr. Gruber lprotested the establishment of a church in
this location; Mr. Doyle request 'his name be withdrawn from the petition pro-
testing the granting of the varia 4e and favored the establishment of a church
at this location; Mr. R. G. Mark tom the district of the Assembly of God'
Churches assured the Council of t . financial responsibility of the churches
and that sheuld the variance be g tnted, the church would be completed; Mr.
Cluna called attention to the haz idous conditions created by motorists.
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There being no further d $cussion, the Mayor declared the hearing
e1os. ed and ftoti fied thOSe -present. t. hat prior.,. to the decision of the ,Coone!l,
they would be notified by way of ,~e newspapers. '
.Councilman Van Wagoner m ted that the matter be held over for 'further
investigation. Councilman Wisser $econded themotien. lOTION CARRIED.
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PUBLIC HEARING: V ,ANCE NO.6: Submi tted by Urbin N. Hartman, owner and
Delmar Pebley, auth :rlized agen1, requesting permission to construct an ethical
professional buildi to acco~odate one M.D. and one D.D.S. on prope~ty de-
scribed as 600 Sout Palm Stre.t.
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granted
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2.
mi tted to
granting
]anning Commission, pursuant to their Resolution No. 179,
to the following conditions:
elopment ~f the property in accordance
e precise plans which are a part of this
off-street parking in the rear
signed by approximately 36 persons was sub-
as a result Public Hearing was ordered held.
a petition signed by 24 persons approving the
matter.
The Mayor asked if a$yone wished to address the Council on the
Mr. Peble addressed the Council and presented plans and a picture
of the building.
Those add essing the Council in opposition to the granting of the
variance were: MrsBoysen, Mr. Earl Vipond, and two other unid.ntified
gentlemen.
Dr. Cummi gs, Dentist, addressed the Council with reference to the
establishment of hi dentist office at this location.
Mayor Pea son stated that the Council wanted to make a plot of the
entire area and che ~ the name$ of both petitions for and against the variance,
and thereupon he de lared the fuearing closed with action to be taken by the
Council at a later ate.
PUBLIC HEARING: NI STREET ION: Pursuant to Resolution No. 2755
duly published in t e Anaheim lBulletin and Cypress Enterprise May 20 and 27,
1955, Public Hearin was order~d held on the proposed Ninth Street Annexation.
Affidavit qf the City Clerk of the mailing of written notices to
property owners wit in the proposed annexation was submitted and read.
The Mayor
City Clerk stated t
if any written protests had been received, and the
written protests had been received in her office.
The Mayor asked if anyone wished to address the Council on the matter;
there being no one, he declared the hearing closed.
ORDINANCE NO. 999: Councilman Schutte offered Ordinance No. 999 and moved
for its passage and adoption. Said ordinance was read in public for the ,first
time.
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ~IM APPROVlr.x3 THE ANNEXATION TO THE CITY OF
A.~AHEIM OF THE TERR TORY KNOWN' AND DESIGNATED AS NINTHSlREET ANNEXATION.
The readi 9 of the proposed boundaries of said Ninth Street Annexa-
tion was waived on Qtion by Councilman Wisser, seconded by Councilman Schutte
and unanimously car led. Said area was outlined on the map by the A~nis-
trative Officer, Ke th A. Murdoch.
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PUBLIC HEARIltIG: PLACENTI SOUTH
2754 duly p~lished in the An.hei
"and 27, 1955, Publ i c Hearing was
tion of uninhabited territory des
Pursuant to Resolution No.
ulletin and Cypress Enterpfise May 20
ered to be held on the proposed annex.-
ated as ~lacentia-South Annexation.
Affiaavit of the City Cl
persons owniftg property within sa
read.
of the mailing of written notices to all
proposed annexation was submitted and
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The Mayor asked if any ~
City Clerk stated that no written
en prote~ts had been received, and the
otests had been received in her office.
The 'Mayor asked if anyone
there being no one, he declared t
shed. to 4ddress the Council on the matter;
hearing ~losed.
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Wagoner offered Ordinance No. 1000 for
sage and adoption.
.(JIDINAtCh ~ lQOO 1 Counci lman Vr
'cfirst readinlg and moved for its P
AN CRDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ANAHE
ANAHEIM OF 1HE TERRITCltY KNOWN
APPROVING THE ANNEXATION TO THE CITY OF
!SIGNATE$ AS PLACENTIA-SOUTII ANNEXATION.
Aft~ hearing read in tul
knowledge of the contents therein
the map by tile City Administrativ
reading in full of said ordinance
motion. Motion unanimously carri
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lthe title of Ordinance No. 1000 and having
'the propo$ed boundaries being outlined on
~fficer, Councilman Van Wagoner moved the
"e waived. Councilman Wisser seconded the
PLACENTI....~ ANNEXATION,; Pe~ t 'n requesting annexation of inhabited
territory kdDwn and designated as ,he Placentia-Ball Annexation was submitted
and read.
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The following certificate trelating to the sufficiency of the pet1~on
for the ann8kation were submitted ~nd read in full:
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"CEliIFICATE RELATING TO .
ANJEXATION OF INHABITED
STATE OF CALIFCRNIA )
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COUNTY OF CllANGE )
FFICIEOCY OF PETI nON FCR THE
ITCRY TQ> THE CITY OF ANAHEIM.
I, DENE M. WILLIAMS, CIty Clerk of tne Ci ty of Anaheim, do hereby
certify that upon receiving in my .4ffice a pttition requesting the annexation
to the CitY:Df Anaheim of certain territory known and designated as PLACENTIA-
BALL ANNEXATION, I have checked s~d petition and have examined the County
registration of voters to ascertart the total number of qualified electors
residing within the territory des~ibed in said petition, and that I have in-
spected said territory, and I fur ._er certify that from such examination and
such inspection I find that the tial number of qualified electors residing
in said territory is 32 electors .d I find that said petition is signed by
22 persons and that 18 of the per~ns whose names are signed to said petition.
are qualifi.d electors residing wthin the territory described in said pe-
tition, as shown by the County re tstration of voters of Orange County,
California, and I further certify that said las~entioned number of quallf;1IQ
electors constitutes not less tha one-fourth of the qualified electors re-
siding within the territory proPQ td to be annexed, as shown by such Count~
registration of voters. .
I further certify that sa4 territory described in said petition is
contiguous to the City of AnaheilJl 4nd does not form a part of any other in-
corporated 01 ty.
DATED: This 28th day of .ne, 1955.
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CITY CLERK OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM
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lE RELATING TO SUFFICIENCY OPPETITION ~fm THE'
N OF INHABITED TERRITORY TOi.mE;'GITY;OF'~ANAliEIM.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
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COUNTY OF ORANGE )
I, B. J. ~ITHt County Clerk of the County of Orange, do hereby
certify that I am t . county officer having charge of the registration of
voters in the Count 'of Orangeiand I do hereby further certify that I have
examined or caused Q be exami~ed the petition received by the City Clerk of
the City of Anaheim for the an~exation of certain territory to said City of
Anaheim known and d signated a$ PLACENTIA-BALL ANNEXATION, to ascertain the
total number of qua ified electors residing within the territory described
in said petition, a shown by the County registration of voters, and to
determine the numbe of qualified electors whose names are signed to said
peti tion.
I further 4ertify th~t from said examination it appears that the
total number of qua tfied electors residing within the territory described in
said petition is 32 electors and that the total number of qualified electors
whose names are sig ed to said petition is 18 electors, and that said number
represents one-four l or more ~f the qualified electors residing within said
territory.
DATED:
RESOLUTION NO. 282 Councilm~n Fry offered Resolution No. 2823 and moved
for its passage and adoption.
A RESOLUTION OF THE ~ITY COUNq!:L OF THE CITY OF AtfJU-tEIM OiQJ;AiING ITS INlENTIOH
TO CALL A SPECIAL E TION TO SuBMIT TO THE ~JALIFIED" ELECTatS RESIDltG IN THE
HEREINAFTER DESCRIB TffiRITCR'Y THE QUESTION OF ANNEXATION OF SAID TERRITCRY
TO THE CITY OF AN lM. (PLA~NTIA-BALL ANNEXATION. PUBLIC HEARlt<<J TO BE HElD
JULY 19 1955 TENT rIVE DATE OF ELECTION. AUClJST 26. 1955).
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COUNTY CLERK OF THE COUNTY OF CRAOOE
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AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
the foriegoing resolution was duly passed and adopted
COUNCILMEN:
COUNCI LME~ I
COUNCILMEN:
Pearson, Fry, Schutte; Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
None.
None.
The Mayor declared the foregoing resolution duly passed and adopted.
BARROWS ANNEXATION:
June 20, 1955, rela
designa~ed as aarro
filed on motion by
CARRIED.
Peti tion
nated as Barrows
The City
1955 and found to
area according to
. Report or the Orange County Boundary Commission, dated
ve to the proposed annexation of uninhabited territory
Annexa~ion was submit.~ed, read, and ordered received and
puncilman Schutte, seconded. by Councilman Fry. MOTION
questing annexation of said uninhabited territory desig-
exation was submitted and read.
lerk stated that said petition had been checked June 28,
signed by the owners of 100 per cent of the proposed
e last equ~lized County assessment roll.
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RESOLUTION ~. 2824i Councilman V p Wagonerbffered Resolution NO. 2824 and
moved for i te passage and adoption i
Refer to Resolution Book, page
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL 0
QF A PETITIQI FOR THE ANNEXATION 0
OF ANAHEIM,I)E.SIGNATIl'X3 THE TERRI
THE BOUtOARIIS Of THE TERRITCI{Y Pl\
THE DAY, HOUl, AND P LACE WHERE AND
SUCH TERRITC8Y 50 PROPOSED TO BE
AND SHOW CAUSE WHY SUCH TERRITCIlY
PUBLIC HE NG TO BE LD U T
, THE CITY OF ANAHEIM ACKNOIILEIX;ING RECElfT
CERTAIN UNINHABITED TffiRITORY TO THE CITY
Y AS THE :rsARRO~. ANNEXATION, DESCRIBING
OSED TO ~ ANNEXED, AND GIVING NOTICE OF
EN ANY PIERSON OWNING REAL PROPERTY WITHIN
HXED MAY APPEAR BEFCltE lHE CITY COUtCIL..
OULD NOTaE ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF ANAHEIM.
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On roll call
the followi", votel
resolution was duly pas$ed and adopted by
AYBS:
NO.1
AB8NT :
coote I LMEN :
COUtCILMEN :
COUICILMEN:
Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
The Mayor declared the f
re~lutlon duly passed and adopted.
TENTATIVE M". TRACT NO. 2740: S ivider R.lph H. Winkler. Located on the
east side of Dale Avenue 415 feet ; uth of Crescent Avenue.
The City Planning Commis n voted to approve said tentative map
subject to the following conditio
1. The payment of $25.~er lot far the acquisi tion of Park
and Recreation sites.
2. Engineering requirelni s.
3. The completion of a ation proceedings.
This map came before the
meeting and held over for the pre
presented nor anyone ,resent repr
di sapproved wi tftout prejudice on .
Councilman sthutte. MOTION CARRl
uncil fo~ approval at the June 14, 1955
tation of plans. There being no plans
nting th~s tract, the tentative map was
icn by Cduncilman Wisser, seconded by
TENTATIVE MIl. TRACT 10. 262~:
north side of Lincoln Avenue 660
ivider G.rald Benjamin. Located on the
t west of Brookhurst Street.
Thl~ map came before the
mutual consent for further study
uncil May 10, 1955 and was held over by
i a servi eft road.
TeAtatl~e Mar> of Tract N '..2625 was approved by the City Planning
Commission SUbject to the follow! conditions:
1. Completion of annexa
:2. . Payment tJf $25.00 pe
and Recreation sites
3. Increasing the width
4. En91n..ring requirem
ion proceecJings.
flot for th.e acquisition of Park
ttAtt Street to 45 feet.
Salll tentative map was a by the City Council subject to
conditions as outlined by the Cit ~lannin9 Gommission and further subject
to the establishment of a service ~oad and a connecting road near the
north end of the property, runnin least and west.
FINAL MAP. '@ACT NO. 2414:
and Orange Avenue.
The Ci ty Engineer, Georg fEe Holyok" reported that all bonds were
posted and necessary fees collect and recommended the approval and accept-
ance of said final map.
at the n~rthwest corner of Gilbert Street
Final Map of Tract No. 2 ~4 was approved by the City Council subject
to engineeri1ng requirements onmo ' on by Councilman Fry, seconded by Council-
man Schutte. MOTION CARRIED.
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FINAL MAP lRAGT NO 2537: Ar~a bounded by Nutwood Street, Ball Road,
Brookhurst Street, md Orange Avenue.
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The City ngineer, G~orge E. Holyoke, reported that all bonds were
posted and necessar fees coll~cted and recommended the approval and accept-
ance of said final ape
Final Map ~f Tract N~. 2537 was approved by the City Council sub-
ject to engineering ~equiremen~s on motion by Councilman Fry, seconded by
Councilman Schutte. MOTION CAlRIED.
PERSONNEL: Chief 0 Police, ~rk A. Stephenson, appointed Harold G. Thornton,
Deputy Ci ty Patrolm n for the ct;~ ty of Anaheim.
On recomm qdation of the City Administrative Officer, Keith A.
Murdoch, said appoi tment was tatified by the City Council on motion by
Councilman Van Wago .r, second~d by Councilman Wisser. MOTION CARRIED.
PLUMBER BOND: Plum Etr Bond for Plumbing Contractors, Inc. was submitted and
ordered received an filed whem approved by the City Attorney on motion by
Councilman Wisser, econded by Councilman Schutte. MOTION CARRIED.
RESOLUTION NO. 2825 Councilmin Van Wagoner offered Resolution No. 2825 and
moved for its passa e and adoption.
Refer to ~solution ~ook, page
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A RESOLUTION OF THE :ITY COUNClL OF THE CITY qF ANAHEIM PROHIBITING ANY AND
ALL ING OF VEHI 'E UPON at ALONG ANY PCRttON OF HARBOO BOULEVARD LYING
WITHIN THE CITY LIMS, BETWEE$ THE SANTA ANA FREEWAY AND KATELLA AVENUE,
AND ALONG ANY PeRTI N OF SOUTH WEST SmEET LYING WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS,
BETWEEN BALL ROAD A KATELLA AVENUE; AND REQUIRING THE POSTING OF SIGNS
THEREON BY THE CHIE OF POLICE.
On roll c 11 the for$going resolution was duly passed and adopted
by the following vo
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AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
Pearson, Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
None.
None.
The Mayor
eclared the foregoing resolution duly passed and adopted.
RESOWTION NO. 2826:
moved for its passa
Councilmct.n Schutte offered Resolution No. 2826 and
and adoption.
Refer to
ITY COUOC~L OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM ESTABLISHI~ THE
, PUIlSUANT TO ARTICLE III, CHAPTCR 3, OF THE ANAHEIM
IXING THE TIME FeR THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE CPERATION OF
,IDE NORlli LOS ANGELES SlREET BETWEEN CHAR1RES AND CYPRESS
On roll c
by the following
1 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.
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RESOLUTION M). 2827: Counci Iman
fqr its passage and adoption.
offeredlResolution No. 2827 and movf!d
Refer to Resolution Book,
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL THE CITY OF ANAHEIM ACCEPTlt<<i A DEED
QUITCLAIMING TO THE CITY OF ANAHE;r CERTAIN aEAL PROPfRTY FCJi SlREET IM-
PROVEMENT PlaPOSES.. THE IfiOADWAl ANTA ANA iCOIFANY AND C. FRED SMITH).
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AYES:
NOBS:
ABSENT I
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On roll call the foregoi
by the follawing vote:
and adopted
COUl'CILMEN:
COUOCILMEN:
COUtCILMEN:
Fry" Schutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
The Mayor declared the f
resolution duly passed and adopted.
RESOLUTION ~. 2828: Councilman ~ser offened Resolution No. 2828 and
moved for its pas.age. and adoption !
Refer to Resolution Book,
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
DEED CONVEYIIIG TO THE CITY OF AN
FOR ROAD AND PUBLIC UTILITY PURPO
1 THE CITY ~OF ANAHEIM ACX;EPTING A mANT
~M CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY FOR AN EASEMENT
(MARY:,LOU TALBOT MILLfR).
On ~oll call the foregoi
by the foll~lng vote:
resolution was duly passed and adopted
AYES:
NO.:
ABSENT:
COUt<<::ILMEN:
COUtCI LMEN:
COUOCI LMEN :
son, Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van Wa9oner.
The Mayor declared the fo going resolution duly passed and adopted.
RESOLUTION ~. 2829: Councilman
for its pes.ge and adoption.
offered Resolution No. 2829 and moved
Refer to Resolution Book,
A.. RESOWTION. OF THE CITY COUOCIL J THE CITY OF ANAHEIM ACXEPTING A CJiI&NT
DEED CONVEYIJfG TO THE CITY OF AN 1M CERTAIN REAL PRCPERTY FCJl AN EASEMENT
FCR ROAD AND PUBLIC UTILITY PURPO. (RECTCft L. COONS).
AYE$:
NOS:
ABSENT :
On roll call the foregoin resolution was duly passed and adopted
by the following vote:
COUlCILMEN: P ,",son, Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van ..goner.
COUNCILMEN: No~.
COUNCI LMEN: No.~.
The Mayor declared the fo egoing resolution duly passed and adopted.
RESOLUTION NQ. 2830: Councilman W ~ser offered Resolution No. 2830 and moved
for its passage and adoption.
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Refer to Resolutlon Book, page
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL 0 i THE CITY OF ANAHEIM ACCiPTING A GiANT
DEED CONVEYIIG TO THE CITY OF AN iM CERTAIN REAL PROPSlTY Fat AN EASEMENT
FOR ROAD AND PUBLIC UTILITY PURPO$ . (DEPARlrMENT OF VETSiANS I
TIlE STATE OF CALIFCJlNIA AND RAY Y. ALLONEE.
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AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT :
The
REPORTS a The folIo
License Report for
Report for May, 195 .
The above
Councilman Wisser,
1RANSFER OF RJNDS:
balances as of June
Parking Meter, Recr
exact amounts of th
June 30, 1955, and
transfer as soon as
Said requ
Van Wagoner, second
REPCRT OF CHIEF OF
section of Palm at
a boulevard stop on
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be placed
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Pearson, Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
No n e .
None.
foregoing resolution duly passed and adopted.
9 report~ were submitted and read: Business and Dog
e, 1955;J.0.S. Expenses for May, 1955; and J.O.S. Flow
we~e ordered received and filed on motion by
by iCouncilman Schutte. MOTION CARRIED.
tequest wa~ submitted by the City Auditor to transfer
, 1905 f~om the Sanitation, Traffic Safety, In Lieu,
ltion, and!Retirement Funds to the General Fund, the
balance~ to be determined at the close of business
~ificatiori will be made to the City Treasurer of the
ssible after that date.
twas graryted by the City Council on motion by Councilman
by Counc~lman Schutte. MOTION CARRIED.
SIGNS: Traffic survey was made at the inter-
ta Ana S1reet to determine the feasibility of placing
thereby making this intersection a 4-way stop.
of Police recommended that a stop sign not
location at the present time.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE: Fire Ins4rance in the amount of $159,023 covering City
property and $15, covering books: and periodicals of the City Library will
expire June 30, 195 Cover nate has been issued for 30 days due to a pend-
ing change in establ.shing new rates.
Said cove
man Schutte, second
EXTENSION OF TIME:
Land Company reques
Tracts Nos. 2437 an
On motion
extension for a peri
note was qrdered received and filed on motion by Council-
by Counc11man Wisser. MOTION CARRIED.
ACTS NOS. 2437 AND 2 60 Richard Barclay of the Hukee
an extension of one year on approval of Tentative Maps,
2260.
Councilman SChutte, seconded by Councilman Wisser, an
of 6 months was granted on said tracts. MOTION CARRIED.
CHURCH: The Zion Lutheran Church request&d permission
e in Anaheim City Park for Sunday Services between the
8:00 P.M., September 11, 18, and 25, 1955.
Said requ t was granted by the City Council subject to the schedul-
ing by the Director f Parks and Recreation, on motion by Councilman Fry,
seconded by Council n Wisser. MOTION CARRIED.
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CORRESPONDENCE: Co nication from Mrs. M. J. Atherton,calling attention to
the nuisance created by the Music Conservat$ry's Band practice in the garage
at the rear of her pert~was submitted.
Officer
was ordered referred to the City Administrative
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permission to leave the state for
by Councilman Van Wagoner, second
; A. G. T~a, Ci~y Treasurer, ~equestin9
ree weeks in July was granted on motiOR
by Councilman Wisser. MOTION CARRIED.
CORRESPOrt:>ElCE: Communication fr
"No. 2746 denying Variance No. 331
Council decided to reinvestigate
Mr. E. P.! Menefee relative to Resolution
s submitted and read, and the City
s variance request.
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CORRESPOJI)E~: Communication f Mrs. Hoyre representing mothers of
Placentia Villa T:ractrequestiog Ii ark and ~ecreation si te in their; area
was submittel and read.
The City Clerk was inst
ground ar.a .oon to be developed
this locatio".
~ed to advise Mrs. Hoyle that "the play-
the Lincoln School site 1s to service
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quested t'hat, Mrs. May Belle E. Spi
Said appc;>ln.ent was ratified by
ing requir~tnt$ on motion by Cou
Wisser. MOrlON CARRIED.
Mr. A. G. T\II\a, City Treasure%',re-
eX' be appointed Deputy City Trea.tirer.,
Council ,:subject to the nece:ssary bon~
, 1m an Van 'iWagoner, seconded by Council_D
ORDINANCE NO. 1001 ~ Councilman Wi
reading aod .oved for its, paSSjge
er offer$:! Ordinance No. 1001 for first.
d. a90ptiqn.
AN ffiDINAtCE OF THE CITY OF ANAHE[
ANAHEIM A.lJNEtIP AL CODE RELATlOO T
OF ANAHEIM All> THEREIN RE(lJLATING.
YARD SPACES;~ ADcPTING A MAP SHOW!
llIE TERMS usED TH81EIN; PROVIDltIJ
PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATI
SECTIONS IN CONFLICT THEREWITIi.
AMENDING ,ARTICLE IX, CHAPTER 2, OF THE
HE EST ABJt1SHMENT OF ZONES I N TIlE CITY
USE OF 1Ul8. HSGHT Of BUILDlHGS AtI),;~
THE OOUNtlARIES OF SAID ZONES; DEF+~t(; ;;
ADJUSTNENT, AMENDMENT. AND ENFCRC EME NT I
AND R~EAL~l<<J ALL SECTIONS ~ PARTS OF
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After hearing read in ful i the title of Ordinance No. 1001 and
having knowledge of the contents '. rein. Co\.tJ)cl1man Van Wagoner move.d. the
reading in fUll of said ordinance waived. Councilman Schutte seconded
the motion. Motion unanimously ca ' ied.
Fry, SChutte" Wi~ser, and Van Wagoner.
RESOLUTION It). 2830-A& Councilma. an Wagoner offered Resolution No. 283D-A
and moved for it~ passage and ado
THE CI TV OF ANAHEIM iIWItG. AND DETERMIN-
, SSITY REquIRE THE CONSTRUCTION AND CO~
ITI CO~TRUCTION OF AN 18" WATER LINE
THE NCJiTHSlLY EXTENSION OF WEST STREET,
RSECTION OF BALL ROAD AN) THE SOUTHERLY
ucn ON \ OF A 16" WA rER LI IE ALOt<<:; BALL
TO LOARAiS T Y 0
IESTER~ ii OJ<<) CRONE It, .,. JUE TO EUCLID
NG THE DasIGNS, PLANS, PROFILES, DRAWIf<<iS
frION THEREoF; AUTHORIZING THE CONSlRUCTION
. ANCE WITH SAID PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, Ere.;
TY CLERK TO PUBLISH A NOTICE INVITING
ON llIEREOF. (ijIDS TO BE OPENED JULY 12,
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On roll call the
the following vote:
resolution WqS duly passed and adopted by
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
COUtCILMEN:
COUNCILMEN:
COUIe I LMEN:
The Mayor declared the fo egoing resolution duly passed and adopted.
On motion by Council~an Schutte, seconded by Councilman Wisser, the
subdividers were in 1ructed to!deposit the required fees, and that portion
over the amount cha ~ed City c~nsumers to be refunded when and if the terri-
tory is annexed to he City. It was considered that the developers had a
valid reason for re esting refund, and the City Auditor was authorized to
accept the deposit 0 cover that additional charge with the stipulation that
the charge for the dditional ~mount be refunded upon completion of the annexa-
tion. MOTION CARRI D.
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waiver of the exces
the Council that th
was contemplated to
that the Lincoln-Da
that reason the ann
pated.
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Mr. Yocky addressed the Council regarding the
ive charge., on water for their Tract No. 2451. He advised
s area was 'I in the proposed Lincoln-Dale Annexation which
be completed in the very near future. Mr. Murdoch stated
e Annexati~n had been revised two or three times and for
xation of this territory has taken more time than antici-
P TITION GILBER 2....ANNEXATION, TRACTS NOS.. 2450 Am ?46a! A
petition was submit eel to the ctity Council signed by residents on Webster
Street regarding Gi hert Street No.. 2 Annexation and Tracts Nos. 2450 and
2468. Said petitio was read ~n full.
Mr. Aless', representing petitioners, addressed the Council, stating
they were not oppos to the Gilbert Street No. 2 Annexation, but they did
want certain condit'ons consid~red when Tract Maps Nos. 2450 and 2468 were
presented.
Said peti ~on was referred to the City Engineer on motion by Council-
man SChutte, second by Councilman Wisser. MOTION CARRIED.
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RESOLUTION NO 2
for its and
Refer
A RESOLUTION OF THE
NO. 2632 ESTABLISHI
NECTIONS WITH THE P
HAVING BECOME A PAR
MARCH, 1938.
On roll c
by the following
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT :
The Mayor
HOUSTON NO. 2 ANNEX
tory described ther
and ordered referr
Wisser, seconded by
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TY COUtC]L OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM AMENDING RESOWTION
THE CHARQES TO BE MADE FCR ANY AND ALL DISPOSAL CON-
C S IN AREAS ANNEXED TO OR OTHBiWISE
OF THE crlY OF ANAHEIM FROM AND AFTER THE 1ST DAY OF
the foragoing resolution was duly passed and adopted
Pearson, Fry, SChutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
None.
None.
foregoing resolution duly passed and adopted.
ON: Pet~tion requesting annexation of uninhabited terri-
h and designated as Houston No.2 Annexation was submitted
to the City Clerk for checking on motion by Councilman
ouncilmanFry. MOTION CARRIED.
LINCOLN-DALE ANNEXA The report of the Orange County Boundary Conmission,
dated June 1, 1950, s submitted and read in full. Mr. Murdoch, City Adminis-
trative Officer, sta ed that an effort was made to reach agreement regarding
the inclusion of the additional property; however, no agreement could be
reached.
Mr. Presto Turner, Gity Attorney, advised the Council that they had
no authority to add 0 or take 'from the boundaries as set forth in the propon-
ents'request for ann ~ation.
Request fr *' proponents for the annexation of territory described
in said request andesignated. as Lincoln-Dale Annexation was subMitted and
ordered referred to . e City Plianning Commission for recommendation Ghmot1on
by Councilman Schutt. seconded by Councilman Fry. JDrION CARRIED.
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VARIAtCE NO. 37eu Submitted by! in H. Frtedman reques.ting pexmission :~o
'erectdirectlona.l sign ,a,tthe .sou ast cornEtr of Broadway and Euclld Av8l'lllN,
35 feet from the center line of ,~dway and !155 feet from the center line of
Euclid Avenue for the period of 0 : year.
Th~City Plannin~ Commis ~nt pursu~t to their Resolution No. 18&,
granted said variance subj ect to ' fOllowl119 conditions;
No .ction was taken by t
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1. Signs sh.ll be a lUX
2. Sign S Ilill bepermi t
or leas,
3. A permi tJlust be taX
4. The n_e of the ,sign
erected.
5. SIgns must be 10 fee
any street or highwa
6. At the intersection
set b.ck 25 feet.
7. All signs shall have
B. ,The ,fee per $ign sha
9. Sign variances shall
advertising only tra
size oi 10 by 25 feet.
fo,~ a ,.~xi.Mt.lm p,eriod of 6 months, ,
out with the. Building DepartMent.
m}Deny muat appear on eNery sign
'back of the right-of~way line of
the streets, the signs must be
6-foot. ~ound clear.ance.
be :$25_ OQ,.
permittEtd for directional signs
! wi thin the Cl ty Limits 0 f Anaheim.
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VARIAN:E NO.. 376: Sulai tted by M !tin H. Frlledman requesting permission to
erect directional signs to be loce at the southeast corner of Brookhurst
Street and Sroadway 35 feet from center lllneof Broadway aftd55 feet
from the center line o.f Brookhursc '! and the ,ather sign to ,be' loc~'ted appr~l-
Mately 400 feet south of the ahov borner on :the east side of Brookhurst
Street and 51 feet from the center [ine. '
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size of 10 by 2~ feet.
for a ~i~ period of 6 months
The City Planning Commis pn, pursuant to their Resolution No. 186,
granted said variance subject to ~ followiqg conditionSI .
3.
4.
Signs shall be a maxi
Signs will be permit
or less. I
A perMi t JIlUst be tak J out wi th :the Building Depart.tlent.
The name of the sign Pmpany must appear on every s1gn
erected.
Signs must be 10 feet pack of the ri9ht~of-way line of
any street or highwa '
At the intersection 0 the streets, the signs must be
set back 25 feet.
All signs shall have
The fee per sign shal
Sign varianc,s shall
advertising Gnly trac
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
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; 6-foot gmund clearance.
I be $25.00.
~ permitted for directional signs
~ wi thin the City Limits, of Aftaheim.
No Ie ti on wa s taken by th + Ci ty Counei 1.
VAlIMCE NO.r278: SulDi tted by Mi ~on M. Se1.1 requesting permission to-
utilize the westerly portion of t I land lying. on West Roeneya Drive and
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also the 350 feet south of the pre ,nt trail~ site for additional trailer
s1 tes. !
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The City Planning Comrniss
denied said variance.
pursuant to their Resolution No. 190,
No action was taken by th City Council.
iJUICLASSIFICA'JION F\-;>4-55-39: Sub$ ted by Ho..ard A. Cunningham requesting
'C:2 zoning Oft the property describ as the nOrthwest corner of E~clid '
Avenue and Orange Avenue for the e ~ction of a service station.
Public Hearing was order
it? ~QO 0 'clGck~P .M. on motion by Co
man Wisser. 'IVTION CARRIED.
to be held on th, matter July 26, IP55,
ilman Van WatcUler. seconded by Gounel1-
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~ubmitted by Arnold Construction Company request-
cribed as the northwest corner of Brookhurst Street and
fied from R-A to C-l for the erection of a. Neighborhood
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Public He ~in9 was ordered to be held on the matter July 26, lQ55,
7;00 o'clock P.M. 0 'motion byiCouncilman Van Wagoner, seconded by Councilman
Wisser. MOTION C lED. . I
ITE OVER RCPOSED RICHFIELD SERVICE 5 I N L. A. Air-
ways, Inc. requests permissio~ to use the roof of the Richfield Service
Station to be erect. at DisneYland as a Heliport at the property described as
the west side of Ha bor Boulev~rd south of Winston Road. .
Communica ion from Disneyland, Inc., dated June 20, 1955, a.vised
that a study and su ey was ma4e and as a result it was determined that the
Heliport site shoul be 10cate4 from the standpoint of maximum safety to all
concerned. These s dies indi(!;ated that the Heliport should be located in
the northeast secti due to,tle prevailing winds and clear, unobstructed
take-off over the D sneyland p~rking lot - this being the rear portion of the
Tomorrowland sectio .
The City Lanning Co~ission, pursuant to their Resolution No. 189,
granted Special Use ,ermit at the new location which is south of the original
location requested, and furthe~ in accordance with the map which is a part of
the record.
No
taken *y the City Council.
N OF HARBCR D:IMr. George E. Holyoke, City Engineer, reported
the following regar :09 the wi~ening of Harbor Boulevard: He would request
60 feet on the east side and dQ away with the service road.
Mr. Turne " City Att4rney, advised that a definite date should be
established to meet .th the p.ople in the area in order to reach a final
conclusion on the m ter.
WASTE WATER DISPOS
Councilman Schutte,
Disposal Company t
of said waste water
immediately or noti
COWANY: On motion by Councilman Wisser, seconded by
e City A1torney was requested to notify the Waste Water
if the agreement with the City of Anahelmfor disposal
s to be entered into, that they execute the agreement
the City to the contrary. MOTION CARRIED.
BALL ROAD ANNEXATIO 0 2: Communication of the City Engineer, George E.
Holyoke, and City Cl k, Dene M. Williams, dated May 25, 1955 to the Orange
County Boundary Co 'ssion, calling attention to an error in the description
of the boundary of 11 Road A~nexation No.2, was submitted and read.
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A reply f
advising the error i
made and verified,
as to certainty and
A. K. Koch, County Surveyor and Road Commissioner,
the description was checked as suggested and correction
further finding the map and description satisfactory
~finitene9s, was submitted and read.
RESOWTION NO. 2832:
for its passage and
Councilman Wisser offered Resolution No. 2832 and moved
option.
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A RESOWTION OF THE ;rTY COUOCliL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM CONSENTING TO THE
COMMENCEMENT OF PR EDINGS FOA THE ANNEXATION OF INHABITED TBmITCRY TO THE
~ CITY OF ANAHEIM, UPO CORRECTEDiBOONDARY DESCRIPTION. (BALL ROAD ANNEXATION
NO. ~). '
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the' fbi-agoing resolution was duly passed and adopted
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NO.:
ABSINT :
COUK:ILMEN:
COUrcI LMEN :
COUN:I LMEN :
Fry, Schutte, Wisser, and Van Wagoner.
The Mayor declared the
resolution duly passed and adopted.
Co~cilman Van Wagoner mp ~ to adjourn to Friday, July 1, 1955,
10:00 o'clock A.M. Councilman Wis ~r secondEki the motion. MOTION CARRIED.
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ADJeURNED.
SIQlED.
A.M.
The City Council
in Adjourned Regular
Session.
PRESENT: COUN;ILMEN:
ABSENT: canC:U..M~: Van Wag
CITY ATTCJl NEr , PRESTON TURNER: P
CITY ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER, KEI
5chu~te, and Wisser.
Present.
SPECIAL USEERMlT: HOSPITAL ME AL OFFIC PHARMACY HCR' T CORNER
"LA PALMA. ANQ:I<<aTH WEST S11lEET: d for Penfosence, signeclby the McDo~.id
Bros., principal, and St. Paul-Me ry Indem~ ty Cmpany, surety, in the s.
of $75,000, for and on behalf o.f D Louis H. Kolker and/or a corporation 1.0
be fonned and known as Anaheim Mrial Hospi:tal, Inc., pursuant to condi tfons
as outlined in Resolution No. 271 I was submitted and r~acl.
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COuPcilman Wisser moved
of the permit now be authorized.
MOTION CARRIJD.
explained that the bond was for the gu.rantee
of the hOispi tal wi thin 6 months from April
t the construction was 9Ging to bepe~
ieved that the bond was now in proper,form
Mr. Turner, City Attorney
of commencement of the constructio
12, 1955. He further understood
formed by the McDonald Bros. and
for acceptance.
t the bond be accepted and that the issuance
buncilman Schutte seconded the motion.
CANCELLATION OF TAXES: Cancellatl ~ of City taxes on property formerly assessed
to Roy C. Cotliss and Walter H. L ttert Co., ,purchased by the State of California
for highway purposes, was authoriz . on motion by Councilman Fry, setonded by
Councilman Schutte. MOTION CARRIE
SOUTH ANNiEI' ANNEXAT~ON: The re tt of the Orange County BoundaJ"Y COJlllli$,filon,
dated June 21, 1955, was suanitted Jind read as follows:
"On motion by Commissiona \ Eckel, dUlly seconded and carried. the letter
and peti tion for the proposed anne ,tion of tierri tory to the Ci ty of Anahe!.
(South Anaheim Annexation) presen ' to the BOundary COllllllssion on June 20,
1955, was disapproved as the descr ption ~as not definite and cer~ain as it
cuts property and ignores property lines and streets."
Diseussion of this matter 'ollow~ ard inasmuch as this wa~ not con-
sidered a report on the definitene ~ and certainty of the proposed boundaries,
Councilman Schutte moved that the ~ty obtain a title report to determine if
the boundaries are definite 'and ce ~ain. Councilman Fry seconded the motion.
MOTION CARRIED. Upon .receipt. of F ~ti tle report, the Orange County Boundary
Commission is to be advised accord ~gly. ,
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