1955/10/11
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The City Council of the
PRESENT. COUN:I LMEN. Pearson,
AISSNT. OOUtCIJJlAN. Van Wago
CITY ATTaiNEY, PR.TON Tt.RNERa Pr
ASSISTANT CITY ADMINISTRATIVE Of'!
M[NUTESI The~nute$ of the Regul
lngs held September 29 and 30, 195
3, 1955 were approved on moti on by
Il)TION CARRIED.
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IIFSOLlITION 00. 29551 Councilman W~
its passage and adoption. :
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Refer to. R8601ution BOO~t
, ResoLUTION OF THE CITY COUtCIL 0
PAYMENT OF DEaNDS AGAllfST THe e!
On roll call the foregoi
following vote.
AYES.
Jl)ES.
ABS81T &
COUtCIUlENa
COUlC I UCEN,
COUlCIUlAN.
- '.OOP.II. .
y of Anaheim met in Regular S~ssion.
, SChutte, and Wlsser.
nt.
, W. F. PRIDAYa Present.
Meeting held September 27, 1955, SpecialM.~
and Adjourned Regular Meetings held October
uncilman Wisser, seconded by Councilman Schutteo
er offered Resolution No. 2955 and moved for
CITY OF ANAHEIM APPROV!NG AND DlaS::TItl3 THE
Of ~TOBER 11, 1955. ($254.174.88).
esolution waS duly passed and adopted by the
Schutt_, and Wisser.
The layor declared the fo oing resolution duly passed and adopted.
DUU Ie HEjiJl<<if VARIAN::E NO. 408.
.ssion to conatruct and operate a
Lincoln Avenue. approximately 290 f
The City Planning Commiss
said variance aubject to the follow
itted by Paul J. Knaak requesting per.
ut and Coffee Shop on the south side of
east of Brookhurst Street.
, pursuant to their Resolution No. 29, granted
Conditions.
1. Clearing wi th the Sta
to the widening 0 f L1
setback line.
2. Providing of improved
plans.
The Mayor asked if anyone! shed to address the Council on the matter.
Highway Department with reference
In Avenue and establi$hing building
f-street parking as shown on the
_. -.angall presented pla~ of the p.roposed donut shop to tne City Council.
The owner of the property i dressed the Council showiog an ovel'-all plan
wherein the improvement would be a ~ ny Donut Shop and Restaurant which is a w811-
known chain of shops.
Revi.. of action taken bYt' e City Planning Commission was ordered by the
City Council at their meeting. of Se er 13, 1955 in view of the possibility of
developing a service road along Lin, n Avenue.
Mr. ~lyoke, City enginee
tlve to the establishment of the se
highway and a II1nimwn of openings 0
The owner of the property
until such time as the rear portion
shopping cente~o Then that portion
advised that no decision has been made rela-'
ce road; however, UncQln Avenue is a major
a major highway is desirable.
ated they wanted access from Llncol~ Avenue
the area is developed into the proposed
Lincoln could very easily be fenced off.
lttr. LeRoy Lyon, Attorney, I dressed the Council., representIng Mr~. David
Dew, owner of the eight and one-hal~ at) acres at the southeast corner of B;roolthurst
alld Lincoln Avenue. which property ~ ianediatel y south and somewhat west of the
p.18nned donut shop. He stated that I s client proposed a $2 million dollar shopping
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center to include depar
fore, is interested in
the proposed donut shopo
The Mayor ask
plans for lmprov.ant.
Mr. Knaak saidl
th..e, and the property
th.t tne 52 million doll
not it mater1a11zes is a
There be1ng nol
hearing closed.
t stor,s, super market, barile, and othe~ stores and; there-
ecting the larger stores and ()pposts the pX'.sellt plan of
f the owners of these properties had discussed proposed
Lyon stated that h. doubted if they had.
at Mr.Dow had offered hi. $10,000 to get h1. out of
been assessed by the bank forS~,OOQ.. ,He f~tI\.,r stated
investMent is just a proposed development and wh,ther or
er thing., and that his improvement is ready to go in now,
rtherdlscussion on the matter, the Mayor declared the
..vrIOtI Ni). ~2~6. Co
vart.ance subject to arch
that the photo and plane
recOrd, and thereupon of
adoption. '
Refer to Resol~
A RIIOwrION OF THS CITY!
~1Nn Schutte moved that the C1 ty Council approv, tha
tutal control and .ngin.ering ~'quir"ent" aad further
the PI'Opoald """.8 JonutShop be JIId. 8 part of the
eel Resolution No. 29&6 and moved for ita poseage and
. IL Of THE CITY 0' AtWIBIM~ING V.IAIC. 11). .t88.
On roll
followi.ng vote.
foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by the
=~& g!
The Mayor deCl+
Pearson, Fry, SChutte, and Wlss.r.
None.
Yan Wagoner.
the foregoing ~'8olution duly passed and adopted.
· 4 Subnd. tted by I.. B. Houx, owner, r.....ting per-
nal Slgn 12 f.et by 48 f.et near the ~nt.:r'eCt'Gn of
rt S.tre.t advertlslng the Knott's Berry 'amo
The Ci ty PlaM~ COIIId.ssion, pursuant to their Resolution No. 33. ~l'.nted
said vanue. for a 5-ye~ p.nod.
Review of actiq, taken by the City Planning Co.tasion .1. o:rde;red by tba
Ci ty Council at their lie, .ng h.ld Sept~.r 13, 1 ~~.
The Mayor ask~ f anyone wished to address the Council on the ..tt.r,
ho"ert.there was no r.~ nse.
There being no
Discussion was i
sigMi were allowed in th~
"'1, however. the area t~
not.... >>-1. All JIlellb
would ..tab1i sh a preced
amenied to protect those
theel ty Planning Comml s '
Id by members of the Counc11. Mr. Almgall adv1a. that
1 Zone, and that the south sld. of the'!'_._y .~. zon.
. north on whichth. propos~ s1gn rtOuld b. locattd 18
of the Council faIt that the granting of thJ.svar1anc.
and further felt that the Billboard ~lnal\c. .hould be
in thoroughfarJs through thee! ty, and th.reupon NCJ'.1es~ed
to reco_end a Change to the prtsent Billboard Ox-dinance.
ther discussion, the .yor declared the hearing closed..
RE~OJlrrION NO. 2~7. Cou llftan Fry offered Resolution No. 2957 and DlOved for its
passage and adoption.
Refer to Resolu n Book, page
A. RIIOWTION 0' THE CITY rclL Of THS CITY OJ ANNlEIMDBNYIE V~IA1G. lCJ. 412.
an roll or.going resolut1on ..s duly PIsled and adopted by the
follow1ng yote.
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Schutte, and "issero
The Mayor declarod the fo olng resolution duly p~ssed and adopt~.
PUBLIC HEAIlIMlJ '.IAlCE M:). 4131
to erect a Mul~lple Unit Dwelling 0
The C1ty Planning Commiss~
said variance. I
bmitted by Fred Y. Kenyon requesting pe~6$ion
roperty described as 832 South Philadelphia St.
, pursuant to their Resolution No. 34, denied.
An ~.al from action tak
Iir. Kenyon.
by the Cl ty Pl.nnlog COJJIIlisslon was flIed by
The Mayor asked if anyone
shed to, address the Council on th. matt8r~ n
Jlrso Colborn, 838 South p
_11 for tIli s type of develoPJl'ent,
Mr. .n9811 stated that +
Mr. Kenyon addressed the
area, 63 we~e ~w presently zoned R
stated that as far as appearance wa
ing property r_ther than detract. i
The Mayor stated tha t per~
sented to those protestlng the gran~
rea ched. '
PCO.Jt.st1ngAnth:"~:~~~~~e:fl~rs1~a;r.. '
(the petition protesting was not f1f
CounCl1manSchutte moved ~
investigation Could b. made. Councf
~IED. '
adelphia stated that she felt the lot ..atH
being only 47 feet wide.
lot was 167 feet deep.
cl1 and advised that of the 85 lots in this
and that there wert R-3 lots onOllve. ae
oncerned, this unlt would add to the surrouhd-
front and side elevations could be PI'''
the variance, an agreement might be
audience stated she had a list of si9natu~es
ce and strongly urged the disapproval of it.
wi th the Clerk).
delay action on this aatter unt11 further
an Wisser seconded the JI\Otion. 11>1101
Those persons interested +
at the meeting of October 25, 1955? I
~ITIONl Petition objecting to thl
153 for the. co..n....st4Ucti. on 0 fa Roman
m1 tted and read. Mayor Pearson sta
relative to this matter, and they d
prope:rty involved. On motion by Co
the Peti tion .as ordered fl1edo )I)
e advised that definite action would betaken
00 0 'clock P.M.
se of proPerty described. as Lot 2. Tract, )fo.;
tholicChurch, School, and Convent, was sub-
tha t there was nothing before the Council
not' know what use was 90ing to b. put tQ; the
ilman .isser~ seconded by Counc11manSchutte,
N C~IED.
. ~. IT. l.ttilld-ilt''''B. H. Kersten..... D.
uthwest Corner of North P~lm '$treet ancl,"'t
and C-l to allow the erection of Profe.,lo~}
cy, X-ray Laboratory, and GenoX'ol z...~WZ'y,
ation at the corner.
The Cl ty Planning COlJURlss~ ,pursuant to their Resolution No. 38, recOIl-
mended said reclass~fication be appt ed subject to the following conditionsl
1. That the Servite Stat~
without reclassificat~
La Palma Avenue and Nq
assigned). '
2. that the strip facing I
Jb"esently classified; !
for a depth of 120 fa'
3. l'bat the belance of
EI<iiBCRHOOD COMlERCI
be allowed only on a variance basis
of the southwest corner of West
Pal. Street. (Variance No. 432
North Citron Street reMain as
el y~ R-l, SINGLE-fAMILY RSSIDBNTIAL,
property beclassifled as C-l.
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Full stree~
Avenue wI t~
for street I
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5. Dedi. c. ati. on. I
future wid,
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JDprov.ent$ to be put in on lest La Palma
he deed to the Ci ty of Anaheim of 20 feet
dening.
5.25 feet to the City of Anah.eim for
ng of North Citron Street.
f anyone wished to address the Council on the .atter.
Attorney, appeared on behalf of the 19 property owners
e :r.~onin9, and stattd that in view Qf the restriGtions
ing Commission's reca.aendatIon, that of R-l zoning to
eet on the east side of North Ci trooStreet, he wished
Ing the original protest.
ssed the Council and advised that the pr~pqsit~onwas
d not expect hi. to build residences in that 12Q.foot
sell off the property,- and that the result would be no
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Warren L. Schu
who. originally protested
est,<pli~ed by the City
r..1n lor ,8 depth of 12
to fl1e a petition withd
Dr. Kersten ad1
a9~ble to him if they,
strlPJ ftpr did he intend I
imp...ent of thJ,s area~
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Mr. McGinnis, :t
that strip available to U
used; as such.
ident on North Ci tronStreet, stated that he d,id not want
Kersten for parking purposes and aslced if it could be
The Mayor stat
the_, that if it was zo
he did not believe a parking lot could be established
a.-I, it would have to be used for residential purposes.
A lady from th~ udience stated she lived directly across the street and
did not want to see eith~ parking 9r any business establishments there.
Mr. Gall reque~
merctal zone from the re~
Mr. George IIcN~
top this l2o-foot strip.
that a cement fence be construt:ted, divid.ing the com-
ential.
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asked if it would b. possible far Dr. Kersten to black
A resident at
12o-foot strip, stated
in favor of the proposed
La Palaa Avenue, direCtly across the street from the
she and the owner of adjoining PJ"operty, Mr. Dolan, were
elopJRent.
Mayor Pearson stated that b,far.. th. hearing on
led, the variance granting the .ection of a Super ~er-
dered, and Public Hearing was ordered held on this mat-
I flIed by Mr. Joe Anton from action taken by the Ci ty
ing said variance.
p
the ~eclasslflcatlon was
vice Station should be c
ter) resulting frOM an a
Planning Commission in g
The City Clerk
and 1Ir. Ed.die Brinkman, 0
cation, and calling atten
hiblted.
.s~nted and read a letter from Mrs. Antoinette Brinkman
sing the establishment of a Service Station at this Io-
n to a Ci ty Ordinance wherein thi s use would be pro-
AIr. Turne:r~ Ci t
Cod.. Section 431Q.6) the
of businesses near parks.
ttorney, advised that according to the Anahel. Mtanic1pal
wa6-~_ dtf~ite provi~lon re~ating to the establi$hment"
Plscussion was d by the Council relative to this section of the Code
with a possible ~endmentl e~eoi, and that 1n all probaDllity, the original intent
~ of tb1s section was to ell nate the hazard to children in ~rossin9 back and forth
: from the parks to the stor . Thereupon, Mayor Pearson declared the hearings closedo
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RESq~IOH NO. ~9?aJ On basis of Section 4310.6 of the Anaheim Municipal COde,
Counfil.-n fry offered Re~ ution No. 2958 and moved for lte passage and adoption.
n Book, page
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY ~
IL OP THE CITY Qf ANAHEIM OENY.ING YARIA!f;E te. 432.
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On roll call the
following vote.
duly passed and adopted by the
AYE&a
t<<)ES.
ABSarr a
COUN:; I IJIENa
COUtC I LMENa
COUN::I LIIAN I
Schutte, and Wisser.
The .yor declared the fo . oing resolution duly passed and adopted.
~UITION M)->4~1 Councilman Wi
all that area West of the proposed
01 tron Street as recommended by the
pessage and adoption.
r offered Resolution No. 2959 reclasslfy~n9
vice Station location to.Within 120 fe~~f
ty Planning Commission and moved for Its. .
Refer to Resolution Book~
A RSSOLUTIOK Of THE CITY COUtCILOf
11lA.T A CHAt&t; Ii ~ IS NS2SSARY
11,' CHAPTER 2 Of THE ANAHEIM ~NICI
CIWG: QF ZON!. (F-55-56-6) . i
On roll call the fOregOin~
following votea
i CITY OF ANAHIIII FINDING AND DETERMIlftG
CERTAIN AREAS Of THE CITY AND THATARrtOlJ!
CODE SHOULD BE AMENDED TO ~PJC>LISHSAID
esolution was duly passed and adopted by thj
AYES,
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ABSUT I
COUN:;IIJEN I
COUtCIUEN.
COUN::IUlANa
SChutte, and Wisser.
The Mayor declared the fo oing resolution duly passed and adoptedo
RII: SSIFICATION
Jill Joseph and Nadine Vandezande re
a. bounded on the north by the Hous
Avenue, and on the west by Cypress
F-55-56-7a Submitted by Mrso Dorris J''Ohnson'
sting c-I zoning on property described briefly
Street Freeway, on the east by Placentia ,
eet.
The Cl ty Planning Cornmiss~ ,pursuant to their Resolution No. 40, r$Co..-
mended said reClassification subjec~ 0 the following conditions.
1. The installation of f
Street and Placentia
right of way w1 th cur
lines of both streets
2. Clearance to be obtai
before building permi
3. the filing of standar
Anaheim for C-l, NEI
street improvements on Cypress
nue, both of which will be lao-foot
ines set at 41 feet from the center-
from the State Highway Department
can be grantedo
eed restrictions of the City of
HCXJ) COMMBRCIAL ZONE.
The .yor asked if anyone shed to address the Council on the Platter. ,
Mr. Harry Apter addressed I e Council and advised that this parcel of land
contained approximately 12 acres. ij presented a picture of the proposed shopping
center, to be known as Placentia Cerl r~ and stated that the estimated cost of^'de-
v.lo~ent would be $1 million dolla~
Discussion was held on th~ any proposed C-l shopping centers wherein
re20ning was obtained for a purely ~ culative purpose on the presumption that
perhaps businesses could be built..1 insure the development of these areas, the
Council felt that a time limit shou~ be established.
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Mr. Turner believed the o~
tbe Council to restrict the uses to!
where it relates to a particular ar~ .
be willing to impose their own rest~
years or to a time agreeable to the.
vision of two years or thirty month~
ance should contain a provision authotl,ing~
sser number than those outlined in theOOde
Mr. Turner asked Mr. Apter if they would
tions on the property for a period of two
nCil, and Mr. Apter agreed to a time pro-
I' the completion of the development. I
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gestecI that Mr. Apter get in touch with the City Attorney
restrictions, and thereupon declared the hearing closed
a later date.
JOB
Notice duly published i
City Clerk was instruct
Ga:s;.ge at the City Yard
Cotncilman Wiss~, seco
7 UNIT "B".Pursuant to Resolution No. 2946 and Legal
he Anahelm Bulletin September 28 and October 5, 1~5, the
to open Bid Proposals for the construction of a Shop and
Claudina Street, Job No. 367, Unit "Bt" on motion by
by Councilman fry. MOTION CARRIED.
BIDS R~EIYSD
A. D. Penhall
9432 S. Euclid Avenuel
Re. cons.truction Co.,.n
III EIIl Street, Anahe
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538,966.00
$39t~.OO
palco8Stee. 1 corp...oratio~
P. O. Box 1368, 1~1 ~ Lexington Ave., femona
(All Bid Proposals ~ e accompanied by Bid Bonds in the amount of l~)
$40~737.00
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Located on the west side of Acacia Street, north of
All Bids were ~ erred to the City Engineer, George E. HOlyoke, for tabu-
lation and report on m01 n by Councilman Wisser, secpridedby Councilman Fry. MOTION
CARRIED. ;
The Ci ty Engin, recollllllended the award of Bid be held over to the next
meeting of the City COU~ 1.
The City Bngln ,George E. Holyoke, reported that the final .ap was sub-
s~tlally the same as tentative map and that all bonds have been posted and
nedessary fees paid, an~ ecommended the acceptance of said flnal .ap.
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by the City Council June 28, 1955 to use the
Final Map of T* t No. 1517 was approved by the City Council subj.ct to
entlne.-ring requlrement~ n DlQtion'by Councilman Fry, seconded by CounCilman Wisser.
M:>TION CARRIED.
Located on the southwest corner of Broadway and lest
The Ci ty Bogin. ,GeOrge E. Holyoke, l"eported that all bonds have been
pOlted and necessary fe~ paid and reeollDended the acceptance of said final map.
Communication _ Leonard Smith, Broker, requesting that a Member be
appointed to the AI'chl t. ,ural'"GQntrol Comi ttee, was submitted and read.
Final A4ip of TJt
engineering requlrement~
Schutte. ,MJTION CAftRIEQ
Architectural Control CQ
motion by Councilman liS
t No. 1607 was approved by the City Council subject to
n motion by Councilman Wisser, seconded by Councilman
The Mayor appointed W. F. Priday as member to the
ittee. . Said appointment was ratified by the Council on
r, seconded by Councilman Schutte. MOTION CARRIBD.
Located on the northeast corner of MagnOlia and Orange
The City Engln~ , George E. Holyoke, adviSed that no action on this map
could be taken at this 1t e as the developers failed to file theflnal map.
TR~T Ml. 28541 Final ;
Planning Commission, and
1769 and 2286.
of Tract No. 2854 was presented to the Anaheim City
is relates to the reveraion to acreage of TraQts Nos.
Variance No. 3
abore parcels for a sho
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The (;1 ty Planning Comm1s~
Tracts Nos. 1769 and 2286 be w1thd1
Mr. Uolyoke advised the
northwest corqer of Katella and Ie
-p and reco___ the approval 0
Tentatiye Map of Tract N
to engineering requirements on mot
Pry. 14>T1OO CARRIED.
n voted to approve Tract No., 2854 and that
from the :records and yoldedo
ncl1 that Ifact No. 2854 (located on the
treet) should be considered as a tentatIve-
aid tentative map.
i54 was approved by the City Council subject
by Councllmanltsser, seconded by Councilman
n
ubdlvider, George Holstein and Sons. Lo-
of Ball Roado
No action was taken on t
requirements, lnd a variance reque
now in process.
tract as the lots do not meet the m1nimum
g a wa1 ver to the minu... requirements 1 s
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at the northealt
SUbdivider, Gilbert Manor, Inc. Located
.et and Crescent Avenue.
the ~lty Planning Commiss
Map subject to the following condi
recommended the approval of sa,id tentative
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1. The payment of $25.00
and Recreation Sites.
2. Engine.ring requireme
3. Pull street improveaae
of the subdivision" a
located.
r lot for the acquisition of Park
on that parcel .arked "not a part
upon which a house is presently
Reviled Tentative Map of
subject to conditions as outlined b
Councilman Scn.tt., seconded by Cou
ct No. 2567 was approYed by the City Council'
e City Planning Commission on motion by
1.ln Wisser. lOTION CARRIED.
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TtJf.TIVE ~. ~T lI). 2872. Su
between Acacia and Baxter Streets,
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ld.r, Acacia HaMes No.3, Inc. Located
th of the proposed Houston Street Freeway.
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The QIty Planning Commissi
to the following conditions&
1. the payment of $250001 for the acqulsi tion of Park
and Recreation Sites. I
2. Ingineering requir8De~ .
Tentttive Map of Tract Nol 872 was approved by the Ci ty Council .u~.ct
to conditions as outlined by the Ci Planning Comadssion on motion by Councilman
.eser, se~nQd by CounciUlin Schu i I()TION CARRIII).
TENSION Of TIME,' DIG! NO. 1949. i OIIDWllcation requesting an extension. of tille
to November 3, 1956 on Tentative Ma T:ract No. 1949, Subdivider. George M. HolsteIn
and Sons, was aubm1 tted and read. motIon by Councilman Schutte~ seconded by
Councilman Fry., an ex-tension of six ) months was granted gn Tract No. 1949.
AfJ'rION CARRIED.
voted to approve said tentative map SUBject
NO. 0 The Cl ty Eng1neer, George E. Holyok..,
rtllpOrted on Bids received for the c, troction of the Evelyn Drive S_er Syst_ lll. .,
and stated that Edwin L. Barltley wall ow bidder and rec~ended the acceptance of .
s.id bid.
RISQWT10N 1iC. 29601 Councilman ti~ r offered Resolution No. 2960 and moved for
its passage and adoption.
Refe~ to Resolution Book,
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A ~WTION OF THE CITY I
ANDAW~ING A CON'IRACT t
PLAIf, LABCR, SERVICES,
It-CI,UDINGPCMER ,fUEL, A
COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING P
lO6Q.' (EDWIN Lo BARKLEY
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UtCIL OF THE CITY 0; ANAHEI-M ~EPTlt1; A S,~ PROPOSAL
THE LOWEST RESPONSIBLE B11)OER PCB THE falNISHlJ<<3 Of ALL
ERIALSAND EQUIPMENT AND ALL UT!LITlES AND TRANSPORTATION
WATeR, AND PBlfClUalli ALL W9RJC rm;E$SAiv TO CONSTR\I;T AND
Ie IIIlROVEMENT, !HI: EV~YN DaIV; SBml SYSTlU.t, JOB 00.
On roll
following votel
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ABSENT I ' cou~
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The Mayor decl,
foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by the
Pearson, Fry, SChutte, ind W1s$er.
None.
. Van Wagoner.
the foregoing resolution duly pa~sed and adopted.
C 1 T C. Application by the Plcific
ny in the matter of extending seX"Viee and establishing
and referred to the City Attorney for report.
POW LINE CROSS,ING BtE
Company with reference t
was discussed.
PARK-WEST ANAHEIM. Agreement with the Southe;rnPaci fie
e proposed power line crossing at Bu,na Park-West Anaheim
~ION NO. 2961. Co~ ilman lisser offered Resolution No. 2961 and moved for its
passage and adoption.
on Book, page
A R4sPwrION .oF THE CITY
THE '
CO. Fal LICENSE FCIl
N:RfIiS THE RlGiT QF WAY
OOIL QF THE CI.TY OF ANAHEIM APPROVING ~ ~lIaJZING
TO BE ~E AND ENTSRSD INtO WITH THE SOutHl8NPIlCIFIC
CONSTRtCTION AND MAI.NT~E OF AN E~TRIC POWER 'LlNE
SOUTHERN P JC;IF.IC COJFANY.
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On roll
fol~owing vote.
foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopttd by the
Pearson, fry, SChutte, and Wisser.
Noneo
Van Wagoner.
AYES. coa..
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ABSENT I COO
The Mayor deCl~
the foregoing resolution duly passed and adoptedo
Notice by B. J. SJR1 tb, County Clerk of. the f11ing of
ulate aPeti tion ..eking the incorporation of GaMen
1955, was submitted and read.
Cancellation of City Taxes on property pUlChas8d' by the
.y purposes and formerly assessed to J.... B. "lllame,
ads was authorized on motion by Councilman SChutte,
ADTION CARB.~ED.
of California for
D. Acton, and Ida Lo
seconded by Councilman F*
~~~ij ~. lQl~, CouAl lman Wlsser offered Ordinance No~-1019 for final reading
and 8Ov8d for its passag~ nd adoptiono
e Book, page
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IR.AK;E OF THE CITY I ANAHEIM AMBEII[; ARTICLE III, CHAPTIIl 2 0' THe ANAHIIM
tp~ CODE BY APJ)III3 i N8I SETION THfIlEtO TO BE tIJ.ERSD 3291. '(ap.-n LIMIT.
After hearing ~ d in full the title of O~dlnance No. 1019 and having
knowledge of the content. ;.reln~ Councilman Wisser aoved the reading in full of
said ordinance be waivedJ oune!1118n Schutte seconded the motion. Motion unanimously
carred.
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by the fOllowing yot.1
1019 .IS duly passed andadopiifj
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COUEIlMBNI
QOU!CILlEN.
COOte I UlANa
Schutte, and Wiss,r.
Th, ....yor declared the f
fINAK::IAL BD..~~'I:ING Rt;PC8TSa
~tllDber, l~w"".ord.rld reell
by Coune! l..n 11 s8.r.. ACTION CARRI
lJM:T NO. 27l~Jtr.llannes addree8
~d..alks around I cul-de-sac on a
"bin Hood Co_t, and requested tha
Street. Mr. Mllyake adv1sed that
Dlseussion by the Council fOllowed,
Counc11man Sc_tte. tJle CI ty Counei
Court, Tract No. 271~. from the ext
JeTION CARRIED.
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PJ.\JMBm BO~IPIlRPer Bonds SUl:IBif'
Silperlor P1UlDbl..ng Ro~t ract o. rs, a nd
filed when Ippa-ov4d by the C1 ty Att
by Counci lman Schlltte. .,TION CARR
DfP~NNELI Th. Assistant Adain1str
1. Fellbaum, FlremanJ Calvin James
Police Matron (~eplac8ment)o SaId
Oft .0t1on by Ceuncl1man SChutte, Ie
o!ng ordinance duly pasled and adoptedo
ncial and Operating aeports for the month of
and filed on Ilotion by Council..n Pry, seconded
th, Council relative to the estab11shaent of
.,~ lOC.tM wi thin Tract No. 2112. known .-s
J.d.-elks be allowed to be. stoppec.t at N19o.
plan would have ~ b. revised end re.~t~id.
on mot10n by Councilman fry" s.eonded~~
ranted the waiver of sidewalke in Robin Hood
ion of N10be Street around the cul-de-aac~
by Anthony C. Brake, Jack B. Stanford,
vedere Plumbing Co. were ordered reeel.ved and
ey on motion by Councilman Wisa.~',' lecondlef'
va Officer reported the appointment of Robert
S8, Apprentice Draft8llln, ind Mrs. Eth.l.B~ne8,
ointllents were approved by the City Council
ded by Counci laan Wis s.r. .,T10N CARlI".
'(.IGABa aequtJst to change the nam :rom Red and Orange Cab to "City Cab" on the
following listed cars was submitted dread.
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11&5
11&5
l~l
JIB
SJiRI.~ .1<<)
J ·
.GQtal -~.
Red
Red
Red
Blu.
Red
P 1 Yl'O~th .edan
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~198130
25198083
25181776
25117948
The City Council approved I
Councilman lchtltte, seconded by CO\l~
IpEASE IN RAtes - TAXICAB. Due tj'
rlqUeeted a n.. rate SChedule, to a
in Anaheim, as 10110w81 40 cents f
1/4 mdle (p~esent Charge, 10 cents
tline. '
e requested change i.n n..., on IIOtionby
l.an Wi seer. IInltN C"IID.
ncreased costs of operation, Mr. E. A. .S~;.i~~
to Yellow Cab ServiCe and City Cab. T
drop and first mil., 10 cents each addl U. ~,.....,t:
additional 1/3 mile), $4.00 per hour,..1 . n9
Publlc H..ring Wile order
7~QO o'clock P.M. on motion by Coun
t.8tION CARRIED.
be held on the matter, OctoMr~, l~,
an SChutte, seconded by Councilman lila.r.
~ R.OAD NO. 2 ANNEXATION! Pet1 tio
of inhabi te(l ten! tory d..cribed th
2 Annexation ... ordered received a
by Councilman Schutte. MOTIQN CARRI
The following cert1f1cates'
to the sufficiency of the petition.
.questing annexatJ,on to the City of AnlAtlll
n and known and designated as Ball RoU;1Wro.
iled on motion by Councilman lister, s.COndtd
the City Clerk and County Clerk relating
$w.itted and read in full.
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"CERTIFICATE IE
ANNEXATION Of
STAlE Of CALIPaiN,IA )
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eoUlTY Of aiANGE )
I, DEN! M. WILi
that upon receiving in m
Anabeim of certain terri
hav. checked said petiti
ascertain the total numb~
scribed in said peti tion,1
cert! fy that from such e~
of qualified electofsre~
said petition is signed
signed to said pet! tlon
in said petition, as sho
California, and I furthe~
tors constitutes not les~
the territory proposed to
I further certii
tiguous to the City of A
ci ty.
INGTO SUPFICIBllJY Of PETIT10N f(IlTHE
ITeD TElRITCIlY TO THE CITY OF ANAijEIM.
~ City Clerk of the City of An~he!m, do heZ'ePf certify
ffiee a petition requesting the annexation to th. City of
y known and designated as BALL ROAP~. 2 ANNEXATION, I
and have examined the County regi8tration of. voters to
of qualified electors residing within the territory de-
nd tha t I have inspected saId terri tory. and.. I further
ination and such inspection I find that the total number
Ing 1n said territory is 192 electors. and I find that
99 persons and that 59 of the persons wbose n....s are
qualified electors residing within the territory described
y the County registration of voters of Orange County,
ertify that said las~entioned number of qualified eleo-
an one-fourth of the qualified electorsreslding within
annexed, as shown by such County regl$tration of voters.
that said territory described in said petition is con-
1m and does not form a part of any other incorporated
of October, 19550
Is! p~. .M., '~,U1!&
CITY CLlRK OF THE C TYOF. ANAHE1M
"CERTIFICATE
AHNliXATION OF I
S1' ATI OF CALIFCRNIA. )
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COUNTY Of CltAlliE )
I, B. J. S~TH,l
that J; ill the county offlt
County of ~ange and I dOl
exa.loed the petition rec,
annexa...... t.1on of certa1n te.rt
BALL ROAD 00. 2 ANNEXATIO,
siding Wi thin the ter:ri to
trat10n of voters, and to
signed to said petition.
I further certif
numb~ of qualified elect~
is 192 electors and that t
signed to said petition i$
or more of the qualified tt
Dated this 5th d
NG TO SUffICI~Y Of PETITION fCIl THE
ITED TIRRITQlY TO THE CITY Of ANAHEIM.
unty Clerk of the County of Orange, do hereby certify
having charge of the reglstra t10n of voters ln the
reby further certify that I have examined or caused to be
ed by the Cl ty Clerk of the City of Anahel.for the
ory to said City of Anaheim known and deSignated as
to ascertain the total ntlnber of qualified ,lectors re-
described in said petition, a8shown by tht County regia-
termine the number of qualified electors whose nalllesare
that from said examination it appears that the total
residing withln the territory described in said petition
total number of qualified electors whose names are
9 electors, and that said number represents one-fourth
ctorsresiding within said terrltorYe
of October, 1955.
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COUNTY C . 0 THE eorirrrY OF aI_
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RBSO~IQN NO. 2962 a Cou~ l.an Schutte offered Resolution No. ~962 and moved for
its passage and adoption.
Refer to Resolu
BOOk, page
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M.
A RESOLtITION OF THS CITY COtDCIL 0
CALL A SPB:;IAL EI.B:;TION TO SUBMIT
~~ DmcRIBg) TE!RRITCRY THE QUES
Of ANAHEIMD L ROAD NO. 2 ANN
O'CLOCK PeAl. )0
E CITY OF ANAHEIM D~LAR1NG ITS INTENTION TO
HE QUALIFIED EtS::TCltS RSSIDING IN THE HEREIN-
OF ANNEXATION Qf S~D TfBRITORY TO THE CITY
ON. PUBLIC HE
On roll
fOllowing yote.
esolution was duly passed and adopted by the
AYES.
IC>ESI
A8S8T I
COUICI UlENt
~ILENI
COtJrC I UlAN.
Schutte, and Wissero
The Mayor declared the fo
oing resolution duly passed and adopted'o
1cation from the Security Tl tIe InsuraJiei COo,
nd read, and stated that upon thei:r examlna-
on of proposed annexation known as West
to be definite and certain, contiguoU$to'
any other cityo Said communication was"
y Councilman Schutte, second,ed by CouncilMan
.<:T ANAHmJ ~~T~N NO.2. Co
elated October 3, 1955, was subni tt
t10n of the attached revised deseri
_helm Annexation No.2, It was fo
~e City of Anahe~m and not a part
ordered receivtd and filed on motto
\f1sser.. ADTIOI CARRIED.
~ESPONDBNC~. Communication frOffiti
the City Council to consider the ar
when called upon to approve maps fo
development. They further advised
or 520 homeso Their homes range fr
priced from $17,900 to $19,0000 Th
filed and advised that thi s request!
OQRRESPONDENCSI Communication from I
park. a house t~ailer temporarily at:
was submi tted end read. Sa1d reque
motion by Councilman Fry, seconded ,
udential Home5~ Inco was submitted requesting
east of Plac&ntia Avenue as "select residential"
ubdivision purposes to further protect their
t they had control of approximately 150 acres
1450 to 1600 square feet livable area and are
ouncil ordered the communication received and
uld be given every consideration.
So Fred Jo Hughes requesting permission to
e rear of her residence, 168 West H111 Avenue,
was granted for a period of six (6) months on
Councilman Wisser. MOTION CARRIED.
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CORRESPONDENCE! Communication from I uthern California Tract Termite Control request-
ing busine~. ~cen&e was referred t~ B Priday for investigation and report.
CQRRESPONDENCEI Application from a
lleense to opelatea Roblnhood Pope
on Lemon Street next to the drug st
Streets was suamitted and reado Onl
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man Wisser, said request was denied~
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00 La Hartwig to obtain a permit and business
Unit in the space of the first parking met~r
, at the intersection of Lemon and Center .
tion by Councilman Schutte, seconded by Cou~cl1-
K>TION CARRIED.
Ti4FFIC CONTROL SIGNAL. Agreement
for joint instellatlon of pre-timed!
of South Street and Los Angeles Str~
recommended the acceptance of said 4
h the State of California,Olvislon of R19~~Y8
affic control signal system at the Interseet!.on
was submi tted. Mr. Holyoke, City Engineer.
eernento
Ri$O~UTION MO. 2963& Councilman Scij te offered Resolution Hoo 2963 and moved fo~
its passage and adoptiono '
Refer to Resolution Book,
A RBSOLUTION Of THE CITY COUNCIL OF
TIE COtf5TRlCTION AND INSTAL T ON 0
THE INTERSECTION Of' SOUTH STREET WI
saEEr, WITHIN THE CITY OF ANAHEiM,
AlMHEIM OF ITS PR~TIONATE COST- 0
f CITY OF ANAHEIM AUTHCIlIZING AND APPROVING
PRE- TlAED TRAFFIC NTRO 51 AT
STATE HIGHWAY ROUTE V~I-CRA-2-ANA, IDS ANGELES
AUTHCRIZING THE PAYMENT BY THE CITY OF
tEM INSTAL~TION.
On roll call the foregoin~ esolution was duly passed and adopted by the
following vote.
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NOES,
ABSENT a
Pearson~ F~y, SChutte, and "isse~.
Noneo
Van Wagoner.
The Mayor deCl~
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the foregoing resolution duly passed and adopted.
Submitted by L. I. Webb r.qpestlng property at the
southeast corner of Broa y and Euclid Avenue be reclassified to 0-1 with the ex-
ceptlonof the corner wi a frontage of 150 feet on both streets to be reclassified
C-2 to allow the erectio~ f a service statlono
The Ci ty Counc!'
ing on the matter and ad
prepare the necessary or
conditions; namely, archi
sary filing of G-l zone ~
Discussion was
~l zone ~estrictions, th
of streets, to be maintai
tions, that being a 10 bYI
area. It was considered '
would govern in this instb
at their meeting of September 13, 1955 held Public Hear-
ed Resqlution Noo 2930 authorizing the City Attorney to
nee changing said zone as requested, subject to certain
tural control, engineering requirements, and the neces-
rictions.
d on the parking requirements contained 1n the suggested
of a minimum of 75 per cent of said property, exclusive
for customer and servi. ce parking) and the code X'ostri 0-
feet parking area for every 150 square feet of building
t the ruling as established by the J4laheim Municipal Cede
eo
Mro Turner, Citf
tlon No. 2930 would have
ordinance, but due to a t
parking restrictions, the!
at this meeting.
ttorney, advised that the conditions outlined in Resolu.
be complied with prior to the se~ond reading of the
limit on escrow and the obtain1ngof a ruling on the
plicants requested first reading of the ordinance be held
CliDI.NAN:;E NO. 1020. Coun~ man Wisser offered Ordinance No. 1020 for first readingr.
and Moved for its passage: d adoption. .
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AN CJU)INAtCE OF THE CITY I
MUNI. CI. PAL,.., COD, E RELA. T IN G T.,.'
THEREIN REGULATING THE US
MAP SHOWING THE BOUNDARle
FOR ~JlSTMENT, AMENDMENT ~
REPEALING ALL SB:TIONS CR:
ANAHEIM AMENDING ARTICI..E IX, CHAPTS 2 OF THE ANAHEIM
E ESTABLISHIENT OF ZONes IN THE CITY Of ANAHEIM AND
F LAND, HEIGHT OF BUILDINCE AND YARD SPACESI A;lX>PtING A
F SAID ZO~ES; DEFINING THE TERMS USED THSiEIN, 'PROVI})Il<<3
NO ENFORCaENT, PRSS;:RIBING PENALTIES Fell VIOLATION AND
TS OF SB:TIONS IN CONFLICT THEREWITH. (F-55-.56-2) 0
After hearing r,
knowledge of the contents
said ordinance be waived.
mously carried.
in full the title of Ordinance No. 1020 and having
erein, Councilman Wisser moved the reading 1n full of
ouncilman Schutte seconded the motiono MOtion unanl-
RESO~ION ljO. 2964. Coul) Iman Schutte offered Resolution No. 2964 and mov~ for
its passage and adoption.
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A RESlLUTION OF THE CITY ~
ALL OF THE mR&, CONDITIQ
WITH.
IL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM fINDI,NG AND DerlllJGHllIi THAT
AND PROVISIONS OF RESOLUTION NO. 2110 HAYS BEEN COM'>LIBD
On roll call the oregoing resolution was duly passed and .dopted by the
following votel
AYES.
NOES.
ABSENT I
Pearson, Fry, Schutte, and Wlssero
None.
Van Wagoner.
The Mayor decla
the foregoing resolution duly passed and adopted.
ACIUii.NT. EASEMENT TO S
the ~anting of the easem
ment .as approved wi th the:
to the City if the Edison C
the pUrpose for which it WEt
ERN CALIFORNIA EDISON C Discussion was held on
to Southern California Bdison Company, and said'''se-
sertlon of the condition that the easement would revert
any ceased to use it, or if they ceased to use it for
granted 0
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Ii~T]lTTON l<<)ft 2Q6!l1
PtI&sage and adoption.
r offered Resolution No. 2965 and moved for its
Beflr to Resolution Book
AaESOWTIOII O' THE CiTY COtKiIL Of
AI.' TO, CALI N A
.. IxfCUTIIN ,S~D CJUItT OF EA8
E CITY OF ANAHSM AU'IlUlIZING ~tIi OF
SON COIPMY Fell A SU1\STAnON AND AtJ'I'H(aJ';tNG
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On roll
following vote.
resolution ..s duly passed and adopted by the
AYa.
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COUtClIJEN.
C()lJII;I UEla
COUtCIlMNa
Schutte, and Wisser.
The Mayor declared the f
'Wlni: OF qa~ ~. The Cl ty If!
"1on chantint the name of Carleto
g01ng resolution duly passed and adopted.
iog Co-.isslon was requested to institute
ircle to Dwyer Driveo
and Roach, Inc. requesting pel'ft\ission to er~t
ng the sale of lots and houses in Tract No.
V4llMCE . t<<). 4~1 Sub1d tted by Pon
a Temporary Di..ctIonal Sign advert
2426. Sign s1.. 12 feet by 16 feet
The Ci ty P laMing ColIId s
said variance IUbject to the foIl
1. Signs shall be a maxi
2. Signs will be permit
or 1.8$.
3. A per-it must be tak
-4. The nUle of the sign
erected.
~. Signs -.Jst be 10 f..
any street or hIghwa
6. At the intersection
back 2~ feet.
7. All signs shall have
8. The fee per sign wil
9. Sign variances shall
advertising only tra
n, pursuant to their Resolution No. 44, granted
concli tlonSI
size of 250 square feet.
for a maximum period of 6 months
out wi th the Building Department.
Ilpany must appear on every sign
n
act of the right-of-way line of
the streets, the signs must be sat
6-foot ground clearance.
e 125.00.
p.~tted for directional signs
wi thin the Ci ty L1Dl1 ts of Anahe1m.
No .~tlon was taken by
1 ty Council.
VtJIANCE NO. ~I Submitted by A. ~ Hull requesting pe~ls8ion to operate a
_II unit for Rubber Stamp Making ~ Printing in his gerage located at 211 East
Alberta Street. i
The City Planning Co_is~
~d variance aabject to the fOllOWj
1. Confining the buslne~
property. !
2. Limiting any sign to I
24 inches. :
No action was taken by t~
V4lI_e ti)~. ~J Subni tted by Pho
t6.,.ct a Teaporary Directional Si
Tact No. 22t>1. stgn size 10 by 25
The City Planning C08l1s~
sAd variance 81bject to the fOll01
n~ pursuant to their Resolution No. 45, gr-"ted
cond1 tionsl
to the present garage on the
ertise the busln.ss to 18 by
n
x Construction C~.ny requesting pexm1ss1on
advertising the sale of houses and lots in
et.
, pursuant to tb.l;paesol uti on No. 46, granted
conditionsJ
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10 Signs shal~
2. Signs .ill I
or lesso
30 A p'1'IIl t .~
40 The naDle 0 f1
erected.
5:- Signs must
any street
60 At the lnt
back 25 fe .
7. All signs
6. The fee pe
9. Sign varia
advertls1n
e a max~um size of 250 square feet.
perMitted for a _x1aua period of 6 months
be taken out w1 th the Build1ng Department,
e sign ,coap-.ny JRUst app"r Qn ey," sign
10 feet back of the right-of...way line of
h1ghway.
eetion of the streets, the signs must be set
1 have a 6-foot ground clearance.
gn will be 525.00.
eh.ll be pe~tttd for dlr8~tlonal s1gns
ly tracts within the City Umits of Anahel..
n by theClty Council.
by W. Eo Crouch requesting pe1'llissionto build. and
or I)octorsand Dentlsts at 1522-15X> Bast Center Street.
Co_las1on, pursuant to their Resolution No. 47, granted
erection of the building as shown in the application.
n by the Ci ty Council.
by ~a.cia Homes No.3, Inc. :requesting a WalV'.r of the
are toot lot area requir_entsln Tract No. 2570 which
reet and Baxter Street, lying on the south side of the
aYe
No action was
YARI~E NO. 4231 Submi
operate _n Office Buildl
The City Plann!'
said variance subject to
No action was t'
v AR~e NO. 424. SubJd t
7o-foot frontage and 7200
is located between Acacia:
proposed Houston Street p'
1
The C1 ty Plann! Co.tssion, pursuant to their R'80lution No. 48, granted
said variance.
VARJflES tIl. 427,& Subai t'
a TtIporaryDlre~tional S
2326t 2E:J03, and 2117.
The C! ty PIano!
said varlance subject to
n by the City Council.
by the Cal..ar Company requesting pe~1'81on to ,reet
advertising the sale of houses and lots in Tracts Nos.
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,; 1. Signs shall I
2. Signs .ill ~
or l8ss.
3. A pe1'lR1 t IlU~
4. The name 0 f
erected.
5. Signs must ~
any street <l>
6. At the inte"
back 25 fee~
7. All signs 5_
8. The fee per
,9. Sign Yarlan~
advertising!
10 feet back of the right-of-way 11ne of
hi ghway .
ction of the streets, the slgns must be eet
1 have a 6-foot gJ"Ound clearance.
gn will be $25.00.
shall b. p.m! ttld for tl!reetional sign."
ly tracts within the City Limits of Anaheim.
n by the City Council.
No action was t
VARIAN::E tIl. 429. Submi tt by Mildred A. Caswell and Wini,fred,Caswe11 Young, own..s,
and~. Robert Lo Clifford requesting pe~ssion to erect a 5-Unlt Prof.s.lonal
Build1ng (Medical~Dental) i property located at 1018-1024 East'Cent.r Street.
The Ci ty PlanniJl. Couaission, pursuant to their Resolutlon No. 53. granted
saidvarlance subj eet to 1t erection of the building and the installation of of 1-
street parking as shown on he plans presented.
n by the City Council.
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addItional Slngl..PlDdly O.81l1ng
The City PlaMing C;~S
said v$riance subjeGt to the 10110
, ., -. . - .
H.&za~d ~.qu..tlng p~'liQn tg .rect an
prop.~ty It l8l2 Ba,t Cypr.as~S~..t. .
n7 pursuant to thtir Resolution No. 50, granted
gcondltloflll
l. Th. placing of the
not over 120 fe.t f
of the garage fo~ the n.. house
the property lying on Coffaan Avenue.
No action was taken by
WIAtEB Ill. 1311 SubJdtted by P.
\0 erect a T~Dry Directional S
Tract No. 23fa. Sign size 10 by
The City Planning COmmi.8
..ld var1ance subject to the folIo
P It Construction COMpany I'equ..tlng peJ8'1.alon
advertising the sale of house. and lots 1n
e.t.
n,pureuant to thttlX' a..olution No. ~1 J granted'
9 cOnditions.
1. &1gns aha.ll 08 a ax
2. Signs will b. pest
or 1....
3. A p*1Id t _at be tak
4. . Th..~eof the s1gn
.r.t...
,. .lAs.'~,;t; b. 10 fee
-.ny."" Q~ highwa
6. M:..'lMer.ect10n
~",.f.t.
7 . All "s!,gns. shall have
S. The fee per sign wll
9. Sign Yari~nc.s shall
advertising only tra
110 .ct1on WlIs taken by 4
,~X~~ ..,~ ~l &t.at81 ttld by Ma
. Service Itation' on properly de.c
avenue and Bait Center Street.
The Cl ty Planning Co.1s~ n, pursuant to their a.solution No. 54, denied
..id varlance. I
alze of 250 square feat.
for a maxLmum p.~od of 6 mon\hl
out wi th the Build,lng J)epvwent.
any must appear on evary sign
. act of the right-of-way line of
the streets, the signs 8Ust be set
6-foot ground cl..ranee.
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p.~tted for dlr.ctlonal slgna
wi thin the Cl ty L1Il1 ts of Anah.im..
c, L. McAllster rlqUestlng pI.I.lon to...t,
ed as the south_at corn.. of North 'lac.ti. r
Mr. -..ngall r.-ported tha~
accordlng to the Anaheim Municlp811~
erected there would be allowable. '
by adjacent property owners, prev1
regardlng the erlCtlon of this S
building pend t has b.., requested, and
de, the Semce Station that 18 .xpected to b.
t8nt10n was called to the obj.ctions raised
ly filed with the City PlaM1ng Coawd.ssion,
. e Statlon.
No action wa 6 taken by ~
VMlIAlCE NO. 96. Suba1 tted by Jo'
Ichool for Ballet, Tap, Acrobatic,
"ton and TrallpOllne at 419 North
Burdick reque.tlng p~18lon to conduct a
-.11an, MOdern and Bal1roo. Dancing, also
't Street.
The City flaMing Coale
..ld varlanceuntll January 20. 1
location.
n" pUl.Ulnt to tn.il' R'lolutlon No. ~, granted
at which t1.e the studio tdll b. moved to a new
No actlon was taken by
Ci ty Council.
· Beat and JOltph A. Bac.,requ..tl.ng p....
prop.rty descrlb_ as the. sou'tbwe.tcorntl'
S~.~. -
14tIAtCE 1I}. 4,371 Subn1 ttld by Jo
IIss10n to erlCt . ~ce Statlon
of Bast Cent... Street and South I!a
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Theel ty Planning Coaais~ n, pursuant to their a.aolutl.on No. ~J ,:rl"'''
..1~ variance. .
No action was taken by t1i
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1955 - 7 lOOP .11..
Submitted by Glen E. Boyles requesting that prop-
erty described briefly a he triangular portion north of Romneya D~lv" east of
West Street be recla5sif~ fram R-A to R-3.
Public Hearing
7:09 o'clock P.M., on mo
A()TIQN CARRIED.
s ordered to be held on the matter, October 25, 1955t
n by Councilman Wisser, seconded by Councilman Fry.
Councilman Wis
o'clock A.M. Councilman
moved to adjourn to Mond.y, October 17, 1955, 11.00
Y seconded the motion. MOTION CARRIED.
ADJOURNED.
SIGNED.
A.M.
f the City of Anaheim met in Adjourned Regular Session.
PRESINT. COUN:;.I LMEN.
ABSIltt. COU~ILMENJ
CITYt.ATTeJiNEY, PRiSTON T
ASSISTANT CITY ADMINISlRA
arson, SChutte, and Wisser.
and Van Wagoner.
I Present.
Ii OFFICER, W. F. PRIDAY. Present.
N
Incorporation had not fil
being the fiftieth day inl
posed Stanton Avenue Anne'
tit10n relating to said a
proponents Notice of Inteh
October 17, 1955.
RSSOLUTION NO. 2966. Cou~ Iman Schutte offered Resolution No. 2966 and moved for
its passage and adoption.i
Inasmuch as the proponents for the proposed Tri~lty
petition for incorporation by midnight Octobe~ 14, 1955,
ich said petition could be filed, proponents for the pro-
ion republished Notice of .Intention to Circulate a Pe-
xation, October 15, 1955. Affidavit of Publ1cation of
on to Circulate a Petition was received by the City Clerk
n Book, page
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY ~ NeIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM ACKNOWLEDGING RBCEIPT OF A
COpy OF OOTICE OF INTENTI(/) TO CIRCULATE A PETITION RELATING TO THE ANNEXATIOW OF
TERRITORY TO THE CITY OF 1M AND AFFIDAVIT OF PUBUCATION THEREOF All) APPROVING
THE CIRCULATION OF SAID P TION. (STANTON AVENUE ANNEXATION).
On roll
following vote,
oregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by the
AYES,
~ESI
ABSENT I
Pearson, Schutte, and Wisser.
None.
Fry and Van Wagoner.
The Mayor declalt
the foregoing resolution duly passed and adopted.
WEST ANAHEIM ANNEIATIO~1
tentlon to Circulate a Pe1
of Anaheim, known and des!
Clerk, October 13, 1955.
fidavit of Publication by proponents of Notice of In-
ion relating to the annexation of territory to the City
ated as West Anaheim Annexation, was received by the City
id Legal Notice was published, October 11, 1955.
RESOWTION NO. 2967& Coun lman Wisser offered Resolution No. 2967 and moved for its
passage and 'adoption.
Refer to Resolu