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<br />Communications
<br />So. Bristol St. Improve-
<br />ment Association,
<br />Everett Ely Parks, et al
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<br />On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Gould and carried, the follo~clng
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<br />communications were received and filed:
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<br /> From the Chairman, South Bristol Street Improvement Association, requesting
<br />that the existing vacancy on the Planning Con~nission be appointed from the imme-
<br />diate vicinity of Bristol Street or Harbor Boulevard and submitting application of
<br />Vincent Victor Salerno, 1302 So. Rene Drive; further that a standard practice be
<br />set for the selection and appointment of these members from equally divided sections
<br />of the City,
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<br /> From Everett Ely Parks-Paul O. Davis, Architects, offering the services of
<br />their office for the proposed erection of a new Fire Station on West Fifth Street
<br />at the corner of Newhope Street,
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<br /> FrcE Roy N. Baum, 1701 W. 22nd Street, stating the area between the end of West
<br />~,~.~ 22nd Street and the Santa Ana River is rapidly becoming a public dump, and request-
<br /> ing action to insure the discontinuance of the practice~
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<br /> From Mrs. E. Webb, requesting an extra layer between white strips when paving
<br />Main Street due to sharp rocks~
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<br /> From J. M. Feldman & Sons Company requesting permission to remove small stucco
<br />building at rear of property and replace with single-story concrete building for
<br />~warehouse purposes, on property located at the southeast corner of l~th and ~ain
<br /> Streets, formerly occupied by Gourmet Pantry, for the purpose of selling furniture,
<br /> lightin~ fixtures and ]_asps,
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<br /> From Vice President-Manager, Citizens National Bank, offering their services
<br />reference participation in the City's financial and banking ~.%ationship,
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<br /> From the Boundary Commission regarding proposed annexation of territory to the
<br />City of Tustin "Yorba No. 2 Annexation," and advising the boundaries of the pro-
<br />posed annexation are reasonably definite and certain, although it cuts property
<br />lines,
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<br />Prom Diehl, Evans and Company submitting Auditor's Report for March 31, 1960,
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<br /> Application of The Creyhound Corporation before the Public Utilities Commission
<br />for an order authorizing increases in intrastate express charges and intrastate
<br />passenger fares, except commutation fares,
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<br /> Application of Albert Lipps dba Douglas Bus Lines before the Public Utilities
<br />Commission for authority to transfer operating rights, equipment and other assets,
<br />and for authority to issue stock,
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<br /> Application of Bonanza Airlimes, Inc., before the Public Utilities Commission
<br />for an increase in intrastate air passenger fares, and
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<br />Approve payment
<br />Commerce Park
<br />street work Delhi Rd.
<br />btn Fairview St. and
<br />Harbor Boulevard
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<br />Map of Tract
<br />No. 3217
<br />Industrial Enterprises,Inc.
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<br />Extension of time
<br />Widen 1st Street,
<br />Project ll0; Improve
<br />Fairview St.,Proj. ll3
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<br /> Notification of the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control of Beverage Appli-
<br /> cation of Dorothy S. and John J. McCarthy, h27 North Verano Street.
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<br />On motion of Councilman Hubbard~ seconded by Gould and carried, the request of the
<br />Department of Public Works was approved for payment of $1,309.36 to Commerce Park,
<br />for street improvements on Delhi Road between Fairview Street and Harbor Boulevard.
<br />On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Heinly and carried, the improvements
<br />were accepted as completed on Tract No. 3217, filed by Industrial Enterprises, Inc.,
<br />for property located on the east side of Kilson Drive, south of Dyer Road, consisting
<br />of seven lots; the property being industrial, no bond was required.
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<br /> On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Gould and carried, the extension of
<br /> time from June 27, 1960 to July 30, 1960, was granted for the widening of First
<br /> Street, between Townsend Street and the Santa Ana River, Project No. llO; and
<br /> for the improvement of Fairview Street, between First Street and Fil~th Street,
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<br />Advertise for bids
<br />Asphaltic Concrete
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<br />Project No. 113, as requested by the Department of Public Works.
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<br />On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Gould and carried, the Purchasing Agent
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<br />was authorized to advertise for bids to i%lrnish and ~eliver Asphaltic Concrete,
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<br />both truck spread and paving machine spread, Specification 488-10; bids to be
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<br />Application to
<br />Solicit Funds
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<br />opened August 15, 1960.
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<br />On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Gould and carried~ the application of
<br />the Orange County March of Dimes, to solicit funds through the Annual March of Dimes
<br />Drive,January I through 31, 1961, to provide funds for the support of Orange County
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<br />Chapter, National Foundation program of research, education and patient aid in the
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<br />fields of polio, arthritis, and birth defects, was received, filed and 9he Assistant
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<br />Clerk instructed to write to the Orange County Council of Community Agencies for
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