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July 2R, 1960, after service of a writteh notice to Councilmen
Royal E. Hubbard, Dale N. Heinly, Stanley C. Gould, Jr., Bob Brewer;
Tustin News, a newspaper at 6B9 South B Street, Tustin, California;
and The Register, a newspapey, at 625 No. Grand Avenue, Santa Ana,
California~ more than twenty-four hours prior to said Meeting.
~/ Council Chamber
Santa Ana City Hall
July 22~ 1960 12: O0 Noon
A Special Meeting was he~ .OD bhe_~lL-~ the Mayor ~at 12:00 Noon,
The Meeting was called to order by the Mayor·
Royal E. Hubbard, Dale H. Heinly, Bob Brewer~
A o ^o Hall
Absent: Councilmen Stanley C. Gould~ Jr
In re The Mayor stated the matters to be considered are: (1) The consideration
Santa Ana Municipal
Bowl emergency repairs to the Santa Ana Municipal Bowl and the letting of a con 'act to
make safe the seating facilities at said Bowl to protect human life and pr~ erve
property; and (2) The consideration of the purchase of lan8 by the City.
Communication Cc~%munication was presented from Floyd E. Weaver~ Structural Engineer, ref~ fence
Floyd E. Weaver
~ .~/'~ corrective measures and cost necessary to reconstruct the Municipal Bowl~ ~d on
motion of Councilman Mubbard, seconded by Heinly and carried, the communic ion was
received and f~led.
Councilmau G~ld arrived at 12:12 Noon·
CounciLman Heinly asked that it be made a matter of record whether or not e
Council intends to enter into some type of operational agreement regardin~ the ex-
penses for the Bowl for a continued period of two years. It was moved by ouncilman
Gould that Council go on record declaring if adequate improvements and rep irs are
made to the Bowl, as suggested by Mr. Weaver~ and the City operates the Bo~ for a
period of two years, that proper authorities be authorized to execute an a~ cement
with the School Board to defer one-half of the net loss~ if any is sustaine for
the two-year period, not to exceed ~7~500.O0. Motion withdrawn for lack o~ a
second. It was moved by Councilman Heinly, and seconded by Gould~ that COL cil
indicate they are willing to reopen the Municipal Bowl for rental to the pL lic
generally, pursuant to policies heretofore had and adopted on the conditiors:
(1) That the structure of said Bowl be made safe for use by the public generally
at a cost not to exceed $15~000.00, to be borne by the City~ one-half of which is
to be reimbursed out of increased prices to the events by the schools usir the
Bowl; and (2) That adequate insurance coverage be obtained, together with certi-
ficate by the structural engineer, as to it being safe for public use.
Dale H. Heinly,
Roll Call ~yes, CounciLmen Stanley Co Gould, Jr.,/Bob Brewer, ^. Hall
Noes, Councilmen Royal E. Hubbard
Absent Councilmen None
Counci~an Hein]y requested the record to show that we have had an offer f~om The
Oallegos Corporation to supervise the repairs to the Bowl at no charge, on condition
that the City would pay up to ~15~000.00 for materials to be used, with ali labor
to be donated, The Gallegos Corporation to carry the necessary insurance, ~nd to
hold the City harmless for any injuries which may occur in the course of th re-
pairs.. 'It '~s. moved by. Councilman He~nly~ · s'econ~ed-by Gould and carried~ at the
Present: Councilmen
Agreement
School Board
· Offer- repair Bowl
The Gallegos Corp.
500
't
Agreement
The Gallegos Corp.
Committee
Bowl site
d a /~
Escrow
Instructions
oral offer regarding the repair of the Bowl be accepted. Councilman Hefnly stated
that we would like to have a report from the Manager with respect to the safety of
the Bowl for public use. The Manager stated that as a result of a letter received
from Floyd E. Weaver, a licensed Structural Engineer, employed by the City for the
purpose of making a survey as to the safety of the Bowl for such live loads in
normal use, I have determined that the Bowl, as it presently stands, is unsafe and
that it is not possible for the City to undertake the responsibility for permitting
public use of the Bowl w4thout adequate rehabilitation work. At the present time
the Bowl is closed and is not being permitted for use by anyone. Councilman Heinly
asked the Manager if he would say it is of sufficient emergency in the preservation
of life, health, and property that an emergency be declared at this time, in order
to reopen the Bowl for the August use thereof and subsequently. The Manager re-
plied it is absolutely ~mpossible for us to follow normal Char~er procedUres; reference
the drawing of plans and the advertising of bids~to perform the required work in
time to permit the Bowl to be used any time earlier than October of this year.
Councilman Heinly asked the Manager if he would say it is of sufficient urgency,
for the protection of public safety and healt~ that we dispense with bid procedures,
and the Manager replied "Yes." It ~as moved by Councilman Gould, seconded by
Brewer and carried, that the oral report of the Manager and subsequent answers be
incorporated into the Minutes.
It was moved by Councilman Reinly, and seconded by Gould, that proper authorities
be authorized to enter into an agreement with The Gallegos Corporation for the
repair of the Santa Ana Municipal Bowl, as has heretofore been offered to be done,
at the maximum cost of $15,OOO.OO, and finds it shall be deemed necessary for the
preservation of life~ health and property to the citizens of the City.
Boll Call Ayes, Counc~ lmen
Noes, Councilmen
Absent, Councilmen
CounciLman Gould requested the Mayor to exercise his
Stanley C. Gould, Jr., Dale H. Heinly, Bob Brewer,
A.A. Hall
Royal E. Hubbard
None
prerogative and appoint a
Co~aittee of Councilmen Brewer, Heinly and GOUld, to work with the M~nager in the
acquisition of property, heretofore recommended to be purchased by the City, for
possible use as a Bowl site, in the south part of the City, and to make a report
back to this Council as to whether or not a bond issue is desirable and would be
necessary, setting a date for same after they so find. And further,to make a
report back to the Council, whereby a Bowl could be constructed in a site to be ac-
quired, or the present site of the Bowl, in order to provide the City with adequate
and modern facilities for the recreation of the public. The Mayor appointed Coun-
cilmen Brewer, Heinly and Gould to that Committee, to come back with a report.
It was moved by Councilman Heinly and seconded by Gould, that proper authorities
be authorized to enter %nfo Escrow Instructions for the purchase of said property
as heretofore authorized by the Council.
Roll Call Ayes, Councilmen
Noes, Councilmen
Absent, Councilmen
Royal E. Hubbard, Stanley C. Gou].d,
Dale H. Heinly, Bob Brewer
A. A. Hall
None
Jr.,
On motion of Councilman Heinly, seconded by Gould and carried, the City Council
adjourned.
Mayor of the City of~$~