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In Re Application to Construct Clarlfier- Digestor Plant at J.O. Sewer. In Re AppliOation Sou. Pacific Railroad 0o. Franchise across Second ~nd Evergreen Streets. In.Re Petition to Dissolve the Newbert Protection District. In Re Reso. No. ZSZ4 Ordering Improvement Abandonment porl~on E. Sixth Street. On motion of Trustee Xelsey, seconded by Yost and carried, the Mayor, on behalf of Santa Ana, acting as contracting City for the Joint 0utfall Sewer members,was authorized to Public file an application with the State Board of/Health to con- struct, a. clarifler-digestor plant as per plans of Xcebig and Koebig, Engineers, dated July, 1940, and submitted herewith, said plant to be located in the vicinity of the present sew- age disposal basins and to serve the following additional communities: Anaheim, Fullerton, Orange, District, Garden Grove Sanitary District, District and Placentia Sanitary Districts completion of disposal. Buena Park Sanitar La Habra Sanitary and pending the said plant to continue the existing sewage 0n motion of Trustee Kelsey, seconded by Yost and carried, the application of the ~outhern Pacific Railroad Company, a corporation for a franchise to construct, reca~ruct, main- tain and operate standard gauge railroad tracks with the necessary turnouts and switches upon and across Second and Evergreen Street in the City of Santa A~a, was referred to the Engineer and Attorney for investigation and report back. # On motion of Trustee Stuns, seconded by Smith and carried, the Mayor on behalf of the City, was authorized to sign a petition to Zhe Honorable Board of Supervisors of.Orange County, California, to dissolve the Newbert Protection Dis- trict, a public corporation, of the State of California, in the 0ounty of Orange, as one of the owners of acreage of real property located within the exterior boundaries of the Newbert Protection District, a public corporation, organized and existing under and by virtue 6175 of Deer£ng's General Laws of under the authority vested in the of the provisions of Act the State of O$11fornla Board of Supervisors by th~ provisions of Section 91.5 of said Act. That the reasons and needs for which the aforesaid district was organized, and has been in operation, have ~ow been eliminated by the organization and operation of the Orange County Flood Con- trol Dlstrtct and by the erection cf dams in the Santa Aha River. No protests having been filed against the e~loslng or abando merit of a portion of ~st Sixth Street, on motion of Trustee Smith, seconded by Yost and carried, a Resolution was intro- duced ordering improvement or abandonment of the following described property: Two stripe of land being the norther~ten(10) feet and the southerly ten (10) feet of the existing eighty (80) feet in width of East Sixth Street, formerly known as Central Avenue, commencing At the east line of Grand Avenue and eatending to the west llne of Maybury Street,