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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1952-12-15299 Council Chamber Santa Aha City Hall December 15, 1952. 7:30 City Council met in regular session. Meeting called to order by the Mayor. Present: T~ustees William Jerome, J.L.MoBride, Orson H. Hunter, Milford W. Dahl, Courtney R. Chandler. Absent: T~ustees None Each member of the City Council having received copies of the Minutes of December I and December 8, 1952, reading of the Minutes was dispensed with and approved on motion of T~ustee Jerome, seconded by Dahl and carried. In Re Bids Cast Iron Water Pipe On motion of T~ustee Dahl, seconded by Hunter and carried, the Clerk was authorized to open bids for the furnishing of 10,O00 feet of 6 inch Cast Iron Water Pipe, to be Class 150 Bell and Spigot, cement lined, manufactured in accordance with Federal Specifications WW-P- 421, Type I or Type II, as follows: Bid of United 8tares Pipe and Foundry Company: Bond in the amount of $2000.00 accompanied bid. Approx. lO,O00 lineal feet of 6" Class 150, Centrif- ugally cast, Bell and Spigot, cast iron pipe, 18-foot lengths, made to conform with Federal Specifications WW-~-421, Type I, seal coated cement mortar lined inside of 1/16" minimum thickness, tar coated outside: (a) F.O.B. cars Santa Fe Railroad Siding, Santa Aha, California ...... O $ 1.~4/ft. (b) F.O.B. t~ucks Santa Aha, Cali~ornia O5 1.462/ft. Terms: Net cash 30 days. Delivery: Within sixty to ninety days after receipt of order. The prices set forth are "fi~m" and are quoted exclusive of any and all State and local taxes. Said prices a~e quoted on the basis of direct foundry shipment from Decotc, California (a) Rail freight, 60,000 pounds minimum carload lots; (b) T~uck freight, 40,000 pounds minimum t~uckload lots. The prices shown above are also offered for delivery f.o.b, cars or f.o.b, trucks foundry, Decoto, California, with full freight allowed to Santa Ana. 3O0 Bid of James B. Clow & Sons: Bond in the sum of $1600.00 accompanied bid. 10,000 ft. 6#x~18~ B&S, Class 150 · $1.60 per ft. The above net price is f.o.b, our works at Tarrant, Alabama, with rail and water freight and trucking prepaid to Santa Ana, based on present tariff rates. Price is a firm price (no escalator clause) and is subject to neither increase nor decrease, except for change in freight rates as herein mentioned. California Sales or Use Tax is not included in this quotation and would be added to invoices as applicable. Terms, 30 days net. Estimate of delivery date is 45 to 60 days. Bid of Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Co.: Bond in the amount of 10% accompanied bid. 10,0001 6"xi8! Class 150 Bell and Spigot thin cement lined cast iron pipe with seal coat, Fed. Spec. WW-P-421, Type I $1.51 foot. Price is f.o.b, our foundry at Ironton, Utah with full car- load freight and trucking allowed to City yard or to Jobsite. Terms are 30 days net. Price quoted is exclusive of any state or city sales or use tax which might apply. Shipment could be made within 45 to 60 days after receipt of order. Bid of American Cast Iron Pipe Co.: Bond in the amount of $2000.00 accompanied bid. Approx. lO,O00 ft. 6" Bell and Spigot Mono-Cast "Enamelined" Centrifugal Pipe, Class 150~ in 16~ lengths, for 150 pounds working pressure, per foot $1.615. Price is f.o.b, trucks Santa Ana from our foundries .in Birmingham, Alabama, through Los Angeles Harbor, based on current rail, steamer and truck rate, minimum shipment 40,000 pounds, and any changes in which are to be reflected in price quoted, and for truck delivery to Jobsite, or City storeyard, where available to large truck and trailer. Price does not include California State Use Tax of 3% and terms are net thirty days. On motion of Trustee Dahl, seconded by Hunter and carried, the bi~ were referred to'the Administrator and City Engineer for report al In Re Continued Hearing Bertram W. Vogel (delinquent sales tax) this meeting. This being the date set for the continued hearing in the matter o~ Bertram W. Vogel, 1506 North Main Street, on revocation of City sE T~x Permit No. 1093 for non-paym~ht of Sales Tax, the Clerk read communication from Mr. Vogel stating that he was enclosing the suz $75.00 to be applied as pars payment on delinquent sales tax and In Re Resol. No, 52-103 Adding classification Zoo Attendant requesting an extension of fourteen days as deadline for meeting balance of $125.00 due. On mo~lon of Trustee Dahl, seconded by McBride and.carried, the hearing was Continued until January 5, l' and Mr. Vogel to be so notified. On motion of Trustee Dahl, seconded by Jerome and carried, the fo] lng Resolution entitled: "Resolution adding classification of employmen~ and salary schedule therefor." of Zoo Attendant, was read, considered, designated Resolution No. In Re Resol. No. 52-10~ Requesting State Allocation Board to transfer monies 52-103 and passed b~ the following vote: Ayes, Trustees William Jerome, J.L.McBride, Noes, Trustees Absent, Trustees . On motion of Trustee Hunter, ~eQo~ded by Dahl Orson H. Hunter, Milford W. Courtney R. Chandler. None None Dahl, and carried, the fo] ing Resolution entitled: "Re~olution requesting the State Allocation Board to transfer rights-of-way or sites monies to plans preparation allocations" was read, 'the following rose: Ayes, Trustees considered, designated Resolution No. 52-10~ and passed Noes, Trustees Absent, Trustees William Jerome, J.L.McBride, Orson H. Hunter, Milford W. Dahl, Courtney R. Chandler. None None 301 In Re On motion of Trustee Dahl, seconded by Jerome and carried Resol. No. 52-105 Amend. Resol. No. 52-90: Requesting Allotment from State In Re Tentative Map Tract No. 1716 In Re Instructions to Administrator Tentative Map Tract No. 1716 (banjo streets) In Re Junk Yard Fence Requirements In Re AwArd of bid lO,000 feet of Cast Iron Water Pipe In_Re Variance George E. Parker (refund ~iling fee) the follow- lng Resolution entitled: "Resolution requesting an allotment under the provisions of Chapter 47, Statutes of 1954, and amending Resolution No. 52-90" was read, considered, designated Resolution No. 52-105 passed by the following vote: Ayes, Trustees Noes, Trustees Absent, Trustees William Jerome, J.L.McBride, Orson H. Hunter, Milford W. DahI, Courtney R. Chandler. None None i Communication was read from Planning Commission recommending approval of Tentative Map of Tract No. 1716, submitted by R.H.Hana~er, consist- ing of twenty-five lots bounded on the west by Santiago A~enue, on the north by.the City limit llne, on the east by the north er acre orange grove and on the south by Tract No. 1294, sU~ condition that a stree% name suitable to the location be a later dat~. Communication was read from C. Arthur ~is requesting approval of Tentative Map of Tract No. 1716 W~ requirement of sidewalk improvements excepting on that pr lng on Santiago Avenue and proposing to change the street Edgewood Road to Miramar Road. On motion of Trustee HU~ by Jerome and carried, Tentative Map of Tract No. 1716 Ws On motion of Trustee Hunter, seconded by McBride and cart Administrator was instructed to communicate with the Pla~ Commission advising that Council's denial of Tentative Ms No. 1716 was based upon the existence of a banjo street.% aofa 6.54 lect to the ~elected at son, Jr. t~nout the operty front- name from ter, denied. ed, the ning ) of Tract ~lCh is con- sidered a hazard to City services and that consideratio~ placement of future banjo streets. The Clerk read report .from the City Attorney reference J~ requ~l~ements. Lewis Goodman appeared before the Council against the Junk yard at 2631 ~outh Main Street stating ~e given to yard protesting scrap material is beiDg placed on his property and the private is being used as a roadway and storage place for Junk. Om tion of Trustee Dahl, seconded by Hunter and carried, the City ~orney was instructed to prepare an Ordinance providing that fence Junk yards shall be six feet in height and provide minimum ~ifications, to be referred to the Building Department for recommendal~on, and existing operators be given six months to conform to re~ ~rements; report to be made at the next meeting. ,, On recommendation of the committee and on motion of True1 ~e Dahl, seconded by ~CBride and carried, the bid of United State~ Pipe and Foundry Company was accepted for the furnishing of 10,0~( feet of 6 inch Ca~t Iron Water Pipe at $1.562/ft, truck delivery ~hin sixty to ninety days and all othe~ bids rejected. Communication was read from the Planning Commission rec~ $10.00 filing fee be refunded to George ~. Parker, 1455i in connection with Variance Application No. 353, and Trustee Hunter, seconded by McBride and carried, the that ~press Ave., ~tion of ~ndation '3o was approved and refund authorized. . In Re On motion of Trustee Jerome, seconded by McBride and carried, the Variance Lewis C. Elliott recommendation of the Planning Commission was approved and varianc granted to Lewis C. Elliott to permit a doctorls office at 1701 No In Re Variance Emmet C. Rogers Spurgeon Street, subject to certain conditions. # On motion of Trustee Jerome, seconded by McBride and carried, the recommendation of the Planning Commission was approved and varianc granted to Emmet C. Rogers etal to permit a reduction in the front yard requirement so that the minimum front yard depth will be 25 f instead of 35 feet on Lots 18, 19, 20 and 21 in Tract No. 1558, wh are the corner lot~at 10th and Baker Streets and one lot to the eas In Re Variance Emmet C. Rogers of each said corner lots, subject to certain conditions. # On motion of Trustee Jerome, seconded by McBride and carried, the recommendation of the Planning Commission was approved and varianc granted to Emmet C. Rogers to permit a reduction in the front yard requirement on all lots facing 18th, 19th and Louise Street in Tra No. 1572 so that the minimum front yard depth will be.25 feet inst of 35 feet, subject to certain 6onditions. This tract is located between Baker and Bristol Streets with the south line of the trac~ In Re Plamning Commission . Resolution No. 476 being approximately 263 feet north of West l?th Street. # On motion of Trustee Jerome, seconded by McBride and carried, Plal Commission Resolution No. ~76 was approved and ordered spread upon Minutes$ In Re Communication Principal Senior High School WHEREAS, G. Millard Parks has been employed by the City of Santa for many years as Planning Engineer, and WHEREAS, said G. Mi/lard Parks has conscientiously and diligently conducted his office in a most efficient and exemplary manner, and WHEREAS, the Planning Commission desires to express its appreciati, to said G. Millard Parks for his work and efforts; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Planning Commission~of th, City of~ Santa Ana does hereby express its sincere appreciation for the careful, diligent and efficient assistance that it received said G. Millard Parks during the years he served as Planning En~ and Consultant, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this Resolution be spread on minutes of the City Council and the Planning Commission and that a copy thereof be delivered to said G. Millard Parks. The above resolution was unanimously passed and adopted by the Commission this 8th day of December, 1952. # Communication was read from Robert S. FaStat, Principal, Senior Hi School, expressing appreciation for the Council's action in contro traffic around the High School Campus and to provide boulevard signs at Ross and Camile and at Patton and Camile Streets. On mo In Re Dance Application of Trustee Jerome, seconded by Dahl and carried, the communication received and filed. # On motion of Trustee Hunter, seconded by Jerome and carried, the re In Re Beverage Applications of Manuel Esqueda, on behalf of the Gemini Club, for permission to conduct a public dance at the American Legion Hall, on December 20. seconded by Jerome and carried, the Board of Equalization of alcoholic beve 1952, was granted. # On~motion.of Trustee Dahl, notifications of the State applications made by Charles D. Simmons, 817 E. Sth St., Phillip M, ~Rivera, 610 W. 4th St., Elizabeth M. Kelley, 1211 E. 1st St., and Moose Lodge #1025, 225~ No. Broadway, were received and filed. # ~e In Re Civil Service Board Minutes; J.O.S. Minutes InRe Claim for InSuries H.T.Kelly In Re Claim for Injuries Rachele S. DJivre In Re Demands In Re Communication R.C.Mize; M-1 Zoning of certain lands In Re Application to solicit funds In Re Petition Juke-box at Hallts Drive-in L,' the ' and .1 Sewer held .ed, the injuries marker of ~n of Broad- and Insuranc On motion of Trustee Dahl, seconded by McBride and carrie Minutes of the Civil Service B~ar~ dated November 12, the Minutes of the Executive Committee of the Joint Out~a at Anaheim, November 12, 1952, were received and filed. , On motion of Trustee Dahl, seconded by McBride and carrile ~, the claim of H.T.Kelly, in the sum of $82.00, for injuries sustai~e by reason of defective condition of public 'street, in front of pr~ ses at 311 West Fourth Street, was referred to the City Attorney a~d Insurance Carrier. On motion of Trustee Jerome, seconded by McBride and ca~r claim of Rachele S. DJivre, in the sum of $10,000.00, s~stained by reason of the negligent condition of a met~l the south cross-walk of Broadway Street at the lntersec~i way and Fourth Streets, was referred to the City Attorney Carrier. On motion of Trustee Jerome, seconded by McBride and car~ .ed, the demands as audited by the Finance Committee were approveid and Clerk authorized to issue warrants for same. , # Communication was read from Attorney R.C.Mize, on behalf! f certain owners of land, requesting that some 400 acres of land I ng easterly of Bristol Street, southerly of Delhi Road, and on both ~ des of the Pacific Electric Railroad, be included in the study now ~ lng made relative to M-1 zoning of other lands of other owners al~ outside of said city limits. On motion of Trustee Hunts: by Dahl and carried, the communication was received, fil~. to the Planning committee on industrial planning. On motion of Trustee Jerome, seconded by Hunter and carrl d, the application of B.F.Marbury, Principal, Stony Crest School at Perris, for permission to solicit funds in the sum of $150.00 fo~ the purpose of obtaining funds to build a school unit and remodel ani xisting building for dormitory use, was referred to the Administ~ .tot and Phil Brown of the Business Men's Association for report a the next meeting. A petition was presented signed by four residents and pr~ residing in the vicinity of Hall's Drive-in at 2209 Nort~ protesting against the noise of the Juke box. On motion Dahl, seconded by McBride and carried, the Police Departm, requested to investigate the noise at Hall's Drive-in the present Ordinance and to make an arrest under the violation, and take it to the Appellate Court. On motion of Trustee McBride, seconded by Dahl and oarri~, the Clerk was instructed to notify the signers of the petition, and '.all~s Drive-in, of Council action. motion of Trustee Dahl, seconded by Hunter and carrie~ the City On Attorney was instructed to contact the League of Cities I uesting a presentm°del anti-noiSecity Ordinance.Ordinance and amendments, in view of am ding the # erty owners ~ain Street, of Trustee nt was ~olation of lance, if in lying seconded and referre¢ 304 In Re Communication City Attorney (extension Orange Ave. ) Communication was read from the City Attorney reference extension Orange Avenue in a southerly direction on a gradual "S" turn at Street and advising that on August 18, 1952, Application No. 33678 filed for authorization before the Public Utilities Commission of State and the matter concluded on December 9, 1952, as decision No 48030 authorized the City to proceed with the construction of this crossing. On motion of Trustee Dahl, seconded by McBride and carl In Re Request Dept. of Motor ii Vehicles ( curb marking) the communication was received and filed. Communication was read from the CitY Engineer and Chief of Police stating that the Motor Vehicle Department located on North Main St2 verbally requested that all of the curb in front of its building painted red; that an additional 20 feet of curb north of the north (exit) drive be painted red and that a crosswalk be established. The committee recommended that l0 feet of curb be painted ~ed scut the north drive, also 10 feet north of the south drive; that a crc walk be established; and that the Department of Motor Vehicles ins1 a sign at the south drive indicating that there is parking ~n the On motion of Truetee Hunter, seconded by McBride and carried, the il In Re i Petition ~ Dust condition Dimension Mill ii & Cabinet CO. I In Re ~ Flood Control Report - Santa Ana River from 17th St. recommendation was approved; the City Engineer instructed to preps the Resolution and Clerk to notify the Department of Motor Vehicle of Council action. # A report was read from the Chief Building Department reference pet~ signed by Tony Sangermano etal requesting that action be taken to the dust condition emanating from the Dimension Mill and Cabinet Cc 913 East Sth Street.~ On motion of Trustee McBride, seconded by and carried, the report was received, filed and Clerk instructed furnish Mr. Sangermano with copy of the report. # The Clerk read report of She City Engineer and Flood Control pertaining to flood conditions and protective structures along the Santa Ana River from 17th Street northerly to the city's boundary, on motion of T~ustee Dahl, seconded by Hunter and carried, the re was referred to a committee of the Administrator, Trustee McBride, In Re Request Emil W. Foust (widen driveway) City Engineer and Attorney for recommendation and report. A report was read from the committee reference request of Emil W. 2240 South Main Street, for permission to widen the driveway on Broadway by removing the portion of the curbing, at his own expense and on motion of Trustee Dahl, seconded by McBride and carried, the recommendation was approved and permission granted to widen the drl In Re Reques~ Metal stud partition be placed in basement of new Fire Station way, subject to conditions. . Communication was read from the Building Committee requesting that additional metal stud partition be placed in the basement of the fire station,for the sum of $933.23, and on motion of Trustee seconded by Dahl and carried, the request was granted and work In Re South Main Street widening project authorized. On motion of Trustee Hunter, seconded by Dahi and carried, the Cit Administrator was instructed to have a report prepared for present ~f .on¸ ,d e ~n to the City Council.on or before the first regular meeting of the 305 Council in May, 1953, which shall show. the following information and recommendations: 1. Preliminary and tentative design of street widening project on Main Street from McFadden to First Streets,and from Sixth to the North City Limits, in order to provide four travel lanes and additional parking and curb allowance in conformance with the construction author- ized from McFadden Street south to Anahurst. 2. Preliminary cost estimates for various sections of such project as would provide a reasonable annual and progressive construction program lea~ing toward early completion of the entire project. In Re Resol. No. 52-106 Parking Lim~ltatione ~ Curb Markings · various streets) 3. Recommended time schedule of ann~al construction projects leading to early completion of the entire prdgr~m. On m~otion of Trustee Jerome, seconded by Dahl and carried, the follow- ing Resolution entitled: "Concerning Parking Limitations and Curb Markings in accordance therewith" on the west side of Broadway between Fifth and Fourth Streets, on the east side of Logan Street between Stafford and Washington Streets, on the east side of Orange Avenue between St. Gertrude and St. Andrews, on the north side of East Fifth Street between Main anffBush Streets,~ on the east side of Bush Street between Sixth and Seventh Streets, on the north side between Logan and ~incoln Streets, on the south side of Fairview Avenue between Broadway and Main Streets, on the east side' of Orang~ A~nue between St. Gertrude and St. Andrews, on the north side of Fifth Street between Main and Bush Streets and on the east side of Bush Street between Sixth and Seventh Streets, was read, considered designated Resolution No. 52-106 and passed by the following yore: Ayes, Trustees William JerOme, J. L. McBride, Orson H. Hunter, Milford W. Dahl, Courtney R. Chandler. Noes, Trustees None Absent, Trustees None. On motion of Trustee Dahl, seconded by Hunter and carried, the City Council adjourned.. APPR0~ED: Mayor eT t~e Clt~ of S~nta Ana. City Clerk.