HomeMy WebLinkAbout07-17-1961City Council met in
regular session.
Meeting called to order by the Mayor.
Present:
Councilmen Royal E. Hubbard, Henry H. Schlueter
Dale H. Heinly, Bob B~ewer, A. A. Hall
Absent: Councilmen None
The Pledge of Allegiance was given.
Invocatio~ was given by Reverend Bonnie C. Flint, First Baptist Church of Santa Ana.
Each member of the City Council having received copies of the Minutes of
July 3, 1961, reading of the Minutes was dispensed with and approved as mailed on
motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Brewer and carried.
Bid Postponement
Compound Water
~eters
Bid Acceptance
Construct Fairview St.,
btn.Edglner Ave. and
McFadden Ave.,ProJ.C-56;
btn.McFadden Ave. and
First St.,Proj. C-58;
Widen Edinger Ave.
Project 121
Bid Acceptance
tConstruct sanitary sewer
~in Tustin Avenue
ilProJect S-29
~Cont inued hearing
Budget 1961-62
Ordinance No.NS-523
Appropriation of
Funds-Adopt Budget
Reso.No. 61-177
Determine Tax Rate
levied fiscal year
1961-62
Council Chamber
Santa Ana City Hall
July 17, 1961 7:30 P.M.
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Heinly and carried, the oral request
of the Manager was approved and action continued until the next meeting on the awar
to furnish end deliver 20 Two-inch and 10 Three-inch C~a~ound Water Meters, Speci-
fication No. 665-9.
A tabulation of bids was presented for the construction of Fairview Street, between
Edinger Avenue and McFadden Avenue, Project C-56, and between McFadden Avenue and
First Street, Project C-58; and the widening of Edinger Avenue, between Center
Street and the Santa Ana River, Project 121, as follows: Total
Cox Bros. Construction Co. $199,4Oh.20 lO~
R. J. Noble Cc~psny 170,906.50 10%
Griffith C~2any 195,745.50 $20,000.00
Sully-Miller Contracting Co. 199,815.00 10%
Bid Bond
On motion of Councilman Heinly, seconded by Hubbard and carried, the lo~est and bes
bid of R. J. Noble Company was accepted at the unit prices and in the total amount
of $i70,906.50, and all other bids rejected.
A tabulation of bids was presented for the construction of a sanitary sewer in
Tustin Avenue, between First Street and a point apprcc(imately 610 feet north of
Fourth Street, Project No. S-29, as follows:
Total
Staler, Inc. $ 13,026.30
Leo Weiler Company 17,097.04
J.P.S. Contracting Co., Inc. 14,370.60
Ralph DeLeon Construction, Inc. 16,088.63
Bid Bond
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Brewer and carried, the lowest and bes'
bid of Staler, Inc. was accepted at the unit prices and in the total amount of
$13,026.30, and all other bids rejected.
This ~ei~g a c o n t i n u e d hearing On the proposed Budget for the fiscal year 1961
62, no protests were received and the hearing was closed. The Council having unanl
monsly waived the reading of the Ordinance, on motion of Councilman Heinly, seconde
by Hubbard and carried, the following Ordinance entitled:
"Ordinance No. NS-523 adopting the Annual Budget for the
fiscal year commencing ~ 1, 1961 and fixing the
l~m~tations of expenditures for the several funds and
the functions, departments and activities carried
under such funds"
No~s,
Absent,
was considered and passed, as an emergency Ordinance, by the following vote:
Ayes, Councilmen Royal E. Hubbard, Henry H. Schlueter,
Dale H. Heinly, Bob Brewer, A. A. Hall
Councilmen N~ne
Councilmen None
The Council having unanimously waived the reading of the Resolution, on motion of
Councilman Heinly, seconded by Hubbard and carried, the following Resolution enti-
tled:
"Resolution No. 61-177 determining the tax rate to be
levied in Santa Ana during fiscal year 1961-1962"
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Hearing
Amend .App1 .No. 353
initiated by Plann.Comm.
Ordinance
Hearing
Amend.Appl.No. 354
Baxter Joe Young
Ordinance
Hearing
"Santiago and Virginia
East Annex"
Ordinance
Hearing
Amend.Appl.No. 357
D. E. Liggett
Ordinance~
~irecting the Manager to fix the rate of taxation at the rate of $1.40 on each
$100.00 of assessed valuation, subject only to adjustment or modification which may
be necessary to meet requirements on the bonded indebtedness of said City durt-E
said period, was considered and passed by the following vote:
Ayes, Councilmen R~al E. Hubbard, Henry H. Schlueter,
Dale H. Heinly, A. A. Hall
Noes, Councilmen Bob Brewer
Absent, Councilmen None
This being the date set for hearing on Amendment Application No. 353, initiated by
the Planning Commission, amending Sectional District Maps ll-5-10 and 12-5-10, to
reclassify from the R-2 to the C-5 District, property described as that area o~ hot!
sides of North Bristol Street, between Fourth Street on the south and Seventeenth
Street on the north, more particularly those properties zoned residential which fr~
on Bristol Street, all as shown on Exhibit A.A.353A. The Clerk read the communica-
tion from the North Bristol Improvement Association, urging the Council to approve
the action of the Planning Cn~mission, and on motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconde(
by Heinly and carried, the communication was received and filed. There being no~
protests, the hearing was closed. On motion of Councilman Helnly, seconded by Hub-
bard and carried, the following Ordinance entitled:
"Ordinance amending Article IX of the Santa Ana Municipal Code
to change district classification on Amendment Application No.
353 and amending Sectional District Maps tl-5-10 and 12-5-10
(Exhibit AA 353A)"
was introduced, considered and placed on file for second reading.
This being the date set for hearing on Amendment Application No. 35~, filed by
Baxter Joe Young, amending Sectional District Map ll-5-10, to reclassify from the
M-1 to the R-2 District, property situated on the north Side of Second Street, be-
tween Artesia and Western Streets, all as shown on Exhibit 354-A; no protests were
received and the hearing was closed. On motion of Councilman Heinly, seconded by
Hubbard and carried, the following Ordinance entitled:
"Ordinance amending Article IX of the Santa Ana Municipal Code
to change district classification on Amendment Application No.
354 and amending Sectional District Map ll-5-10 (Exhibit
AA 354 A)"
vas introduced, considered and placed on fils for second reading.
This being the date set for hearing on the annexation of property consisting of
27.178 acres, located .east of Santiago Street, north of Virginia Avenue, west of
Lincoln Avenue, and south of Santiago Creek, designated as "Santiago and Virginia
East Annex"; no protests were received and the hearing was closed. On motion of
Councilman Heinly, seconded by Hubbard and carried, the Affidavits of Publication
were received and filed. On motion of Councilman Heinly, seconded by Hubbard and
carried, the following Ordinance entitled:
"Ordinance declaring the annexation of that certain territory
designated 'Santiago and Virginia East Annex'"
was introduced, considered and placed on file for second reading.
This being the date set for hearing on Amendment Application No. 357, filed by D. E.
Liggett, amending Sectional District Maps 6-5-9 and 31-~-9, to reclassify from the
60-A1-7200 to the 60-R1-7200 and the 50-R1-6000 Districts, property situated within
the Santiago and Virginia East Annex, or more precisely described as that area boun-
ded on the east by the A.T.&S.F. Railway, on the west by Santiago Street, on the
north by the Santiago Creek, and on the south by a line approximately 165 feet nortt
o.f the center line of Virginia Avenue, all as shown on Exhibit 357-A; no protests
2,4 3
Hearing
Establish Precise
Alignment Sugar
Ave.,btn. Harbor
Blvd. and Santa Ana
River
Reso.No. 61-178
C. -i-,~uloat ion
Planning Commission
"Warner & Salta
N. & S. Annex"
Cnmmunication
Planning Co~nission
Storm Runoff Waters
(set hearing date)
Appeal Appl.No. 29
Variance Appl.No.1501
Thyra M. Swales
Reso. No. 61-179
granting Variance
(H. H. Reisman,
Were received and the ~eariug was closed. On motion of Councilman Heinly,
by Brewer and carried, the following Ordinance entitled:
"Ordinance amending Prezoning of certain property prezoned
by Ordinance No. NS-498''
was introduced, considered a~d placed on file for second reading.
This being the date set for hearing to establish the precise street alignment of
Sugar Avenue, between Harbor Boulevard and the Santa Ana River, as shown on Precis~
Plan SA3, as recammended by the Planning Cummission; no protests were received and
the hearing was closed. The Council having unanimously waived the reading of the
Resolution, on motion of Councilman Heinly, seconded by Hubbard and carried, the
following Resolution entitled:
"Resolution No. 61-178 adopting Precise Street Alignment of
Sugar Avenue, Harbor Boulevard to the Santa Aha River, as
shown on Exhibit PPSA No. 03"
was considered and passed by the following vote:
Ayes, Councilmen Royal E. Hubbard, Henry H. Schlueter,
Dale H. Heinly, Bob Brewer, A. ^. Hall
Noes, Councilmen None
Absent, Councilmen None
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Heinly and carried, the comm~nmicatiou
from the Planning Co~mission was received and filed, recommending approval of pro-
posed aanexation to the City of territory ~esignated "War,er & Salta N. & S. Annex
consisting of appreximately 206.6 acres, extending south from the center line of
Edinger Avenue, beginning at a point approximately 1534 feet west of Bristol
,,
Cu~m~nication was presented from the Planning C6,,-~ission advising of adoption of a
plan for handling storm runoff waters within the City Limits, consisting of storm
drain facilities, which is part of the Public Services Element of the General Plan
of Co.~nlty Development. On motion of Councilman Heinly, seconded by Hubbard and
carried, the co~aunication was received, filed, and the Clerk instructed to
a Notice of Public Nearing, setting the date on August 7, 1961.
Appeal Application No. 29 of Thyra M. Swales was again presented on Variance Appli-
cation No. 1501, to erect a professional office building with a reduced north side
yard, and to build an addition to same with a reduced south side yard, on property
at 2020-2024 No. Broadway, in the "P" District, wherein applicant appeals planning
Commission's condition that the west building wall contain translucent glass. Hal
Davis, 718 E. Santa Clara Avenue, representing Mr. H. H. Reisman, new owner of
said property, stated the Variance did eliminate the north and south side yards,
the property would be divided into two lots, and there would be no change in the
plans for the first building. Robert H. Jacobs, 2002 Victoria Drive, on behalf of
Mrs. W. V. Treadwell and other interested property o~mers on Victoria Drive, pro-
tested the unlimited height type of development in strip zoning, and requested the
adoption of an emergency Ordinance preventing buildings of more than two stories
in height being developed, stating the private rights of the residents are being
adversely affected, and the condition imposed by the Planning Commission for trans.
lucent glass should be required to maintain privacy in the backyards. Also, com-
mercial parking and traffic would flow over into Victoria Drive and other streets
if multi-story Buildings are permitted. Mr. Jacobs presented a statement of facts
and arguments signed by 26 persons unified in protesting the proposed construction
without three-foot side yards, the insufficient parking for building personnel and
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~greement s
Powell Neon Sign Co.,et
County Agricultural C~.~
County Audio-Visual Bldg.
Map of Tract
No. 4 78
~ricon Development, Inc.
patients, and requesting a further study of the Master Plan by the Planning Depart-
ment reference the effect of multi,story structures on adjacent residences. On
motion of Councilman B~ewer, seconded by Heinly and carried, the statement of facts
was received and filed. A communication was presented from Mr. A. A. Famalaro,
2322 So. Ramona Dri. ve, protesting the proposed four-story building in the 2000 bloc.
North Broadway, and stating that no building over two stories should be allowed
adjacent to a residential area, and on motion of Councilman Brewer, seconded by
Hubbard and carried, the c~mm~nication was received and filed. Mrs. W. V. Tread-
well, 2019 Victoria Drive and Dcm Franklin, 1617 E. 15th Street, requested action
on the matter be tabled until the report of the Planning Department on multi-
story structures is studied. Mr. H. H. Reisman, 1608 No. Spurgeon Street, stated
that when he purchased the property it was zoned for professional use, the plans
were approved by the Planning Commission, and requested that the Variance be grant.
ed without translucent windows as originally planned, or denied cGnpletely. Mr.
Clarence Hoiles, 2010 Victoria Drive, stated he was not objecting to the use of th~
property, and felt that the owner should use his property as he wished. Mrs. Her-
bert Stroschein, 2226 Victoria Drive, inquired as to what provisions were being
made for parking for the proposed building, and her questions were satisfactorily
answered by the Planning Director. Mrs. B. E. Lindley, 2024 Victoria Drive, and
Mr. A. A. Famalaro, 2322 So. Ramona Drive, stated the area is being rezoned out of
an attractive residential environment, and a four-story building would only be the
start for other tall buildings. The Council having unanimously waived the reading
of the Resolution, on motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Schlueter and car-
ried, the following Resolution entitled:
"Resolution No. 61-179 granting Variance on Application No.
1501 of Thyra M. Swales, where one recc~mended condition
was deleted"
was considered and passed by the following vote:
Ayes, Councilmen ~Royal E. Hubbard, Henry H. Schlueter,
Dale H. Heinly, Bob Brewer, A. A. Hall
Noes, Councilmen None
Absent, Councilmen None
A five-minute recess was declared at 9:00 P.M.
On motion of Councilmau Hubbard, seconded by Brewer and carried, proper officials
were authorized to execute the following agreements:
With Powell Neon Sign Company, J. Byron Burton and Harry P. Jackson, dated
July 5, 1961, to construct an electric sign in front of 618 North MAin Street,
which extends over and upon the established setback line,
With the County, dated July 17, 1961, covering premises described as Room 211
and a portion of Roc~ 210 at ll04 W. Eighth Street, occupied by the County ^gri-
cultural Co~issioner, and said Lease as extended December l, 1959 be terminated
effective July l, 1961; and
With the County, dated July 17, 1961, covering certain roems at 1104 W. Eighth
Street and the building described as the Audio-Visual Building be deleted from the
leased premises, effective July l, 1961, and the rental be reduced by the amount o~
$176.00 per month.
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Brewer and carried, Map of Tract No.
4178, filed by Tricon Develolmment, Inc., for the dedication as public highways:
Sugar Avenue, Highland Street, Kedge Avenue, Maxine Street and Deming Street, and
dedicate all vehicular access rights to Sugar Avenue, except street intersection,
was approved, subject to the submission of a bond in the sum of $49,000.00, subJec~i
to the approval of the Attorney as to form; license fee in the sum of $2,250.00
accepted, and agreement covering improvements ordered signed.
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24,5
Reso.No. 61-180
Accept Deed
Norwood Homes
Ordinance No. NS-52~
Declare annexation
"Grand Avenue West and
Santa Clara N.E.Annex"
Ordinance No.NS-525
Declare annexation
"Sugar East of Ward
Annex"
Communications
Board of Supervisors;
Acker' s Ambulance Service;
et al
~Protest Petitions
removal plants,
walls, etc., area
north and east of
Berrydale St. and
Trask Avenue
~he Council having unanimously waived the reading of the Resolution, on motion of
Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Brewer and carried, the following Resolution enti-
tied:
"Resolution No. 61'180 accepting deed where the City
is paying no cash consideration"
from Norwood Homes, for sewer, water and drainage easement at the southwest corner
of Tract No. 4163, located east of Rene Drive, north of St. Andrew Place, was con-
sidered and passed by the following vote:
Ayes, Councilmen
Noes, Councilmen
Absent, Councilmen
Royal E. Hubbard, Henry H. Schlueter,
Dale R. Heinly, Bob Brewer, A. A. Hall
None
None
The Council having unanimously waived the reading of the Ordinance, on motion of
Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Brewer and carried, the following Ordinance
"Ordinance No. NS-52~ declaring the annexation of that
certain territory designated 'Grand Avenue West and
Santa Clara N. E. Annex'"
was considered and passed by the following vote:
Ayes, Councilmen Royal E. Hubbard, Henry H. Schlueter
Dale H. Heinly, Bob Brewer, A. A. Hall
Noes, Councilmen None
Absent, Councilmen None
The Council having unanimously waived the reading of the Ordinance, on motion of
Councilmau Hubbard, seconded by Brewer and carried, the following Ordinance
"Ordinance No. NS-525 declaring the annexation of that
certain territory designated 'Sugar East of Ward Annex'"
was considered and passed by the following vote:
Ayes, Councilmen Royal E. Hubbard, Henry H. Schlueter,
Dale 1~. Heinly, Bob Rrewer, A. A. Hall
Noes, Councilmen None
Absent, Councilmen None
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Brewer and carried, the following
munications were received and filed:
From the Board of Supervisors advising copy of City's Resolution No. 61-150,
changing the name of a portion of Twenty-First Street, from the Santa Ana River to
Berrydale Street, to "Edna Drive," was received, ordered filed, and the Clerk in-
structed to forward copies of said Resolution to the Surveyor's office, Department
of Building and Safety, and the Clerk's Registration Office,
From the Board of Supervisors advising the City Police Department Progress
Repor~ of 1960 was received and ordered filed,
From Attorney Stanley C. Gould representing Acker's Ambulance Service, giving
notice of appeal on Variance Application No. 1505, to establish an ambulance ser-
vice with less than required off-street parking, and advising that action taken by
the Planning Commission was not reasonable,
Application of M. & W. Bus Lines, Inc., before the Public Utilities
for authority to increase passenger fares, and advising hearing set for July
#~310:00 A.M., in the Assembly Room, Division of Health Education,. 645 No. Ross
Application of The Greyhound Corporation (Western Greyhound Lines Division)
an order authorizing increases in intrastate express charges and intrastate passen
ger fares, except com~utation fares; and application of Transcontinental Bus Sys-
tem, Inc., Continental Pacific Lines, Gibson Lines, and American Buslines for au-
thority to increase one-way and round-trip intrastate passenger fares, before the
Public Utilities Cummission, and setting hearing before Examiner Thompson for
August 11, 1961, at 10:00 A.M., in the C~ma~ sion Courtroom, State Building, San
Francisco, and
Notifications of the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control Applications of
James L. Gray and John R. McIntosh and William C. McIntyre, .1521 Tustin Avenue;
Bolsa Liquor Distributing Cure, any, 3328 W. Bolsa ~venue; Andrew Russ, Jr. and
Helen T. Russ, 1518 South Flower Street; Charles H. and MarJorie E. Buckholz, 3601
West First Street; and Caesar R. and Edith W. Pino, 2721 West 17th Street.
Petitions were presented signed by approximately 170 persons protesting the Departq
ment of Public Works' letter dated June 22, 1961, requesting the removal of plants
walls, fences, etc. by October 1, 1961, which would interfere with pedestrian move
ment. The Attorney orally reported the matter was governed by a State law, citing
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Request
Voorheis-Trindle -Nels on, Inc.
(Extension of time to
record Tentative
Tract No. ~821)
¢~
Change Order
W.J.Burke Constr~Co.
(Fire Station No.
Merit Salary
Increases
Approve payment
Boyle Engineering
Master Plan of
Drainage Report
Request
Edward A.Wopschall, Inc.
(Extension of time to
paint elevated water
tank) ~ ~
there will be no obstructions in a public easement area, and there is no way to
change the statute, or interfere with the Penal Civil Code. The Manager verbally
explained there is no opportunity for the City Council to take action which would
permit the people to keep the obstructions in place, as the City is required to
keep open a five-foot pedestrian area clear and safe from hazards, and the City has
been placed on formal notice of liability if a person is injured by an obstruction
in the easement area, or by a car because it was necessary to walk in the street.
Side%talks are not involved, and the City does not require the construction of side-
walks in this area, which would be placed Only at the request of the majority of th
property owners. On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Heinly and carried,
the petitions were received and filed. Hubert Schmieder, 2326 W. Monica Lane, re-
presenting a group of property owners in the vicinity, asked questions concerning
the clearance of the right-of-way, which were answered by the Manager. A commamica-
tion was presented from Mrs. MarJorie Waite, 2321 W. Monica Lane, protesting the
letter frc~ the Department of Public Works, setting forth certain questions, and
motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Heinly and carried, the ccmmmnication
received and filed. Mrs. Waite stated sidewalks are not desired in the area and
the removal of plantings, etc. would represent a financial hardship, and posed cer-
tain questtuns which were answered by the Manager. Verbal protests were received
from Chester Lewis, 2302 No. Jetty Drive; Michael Mason, 2225 W. Monica Lane; and
June Young, 2B21 W. Monica Lane, who read a communication from Mrs. Janice Olden-
brook, 2~02 W. Marty Lane, requesting the City to initiate an assessmeut for side-
walks in the area, for the safety of the many children who n~ play in the streets.
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Heinly and carried, the communication
was received and filed. No further action was taken.
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Heinly and carried, the request of
Voorheis-Trindle-Nelson, Inc. was granted, for an extension of one year to record
Tentative Tract No. 3821, filed by Alco-Pacific Construction Company, creating 190
lots on the north side of Sugar Avenue, approximately 660 feet west of Verano
Street, subject to conditions.
On motion of Councilman Hubbard~ seconded by Heinly and carried, the Mayor was
authorized to execute ChaD~e Order No. l, dated June 29, 1961, with W, J. Burke
Construction Co., on Fire Station No. 3, located at Franklin and Myrtle Streets,
and approval granted for two days extension of time, to deepen footings for middle
masonry wall 8" and west wall of framed section 6", due to uncovered fill, in the
amount of $171.36, amending total contract price in the sum of ~51,961.36.
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Heinly and carried, the written recom-
mendation of the Manager, dated July lB, 1961, was approved for salary step in-
creases for one employee, effective July l, 1961, and for eight employees, effect-
ive August l, 1961.
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Heinly and carried, the request of
the Department of Public Works was approved for payment to Boyle Engineering, in
the sum of $5,200.00 for c~pletion of preparation of the Master Plan of Drainage
report 'per agreement with the City approved June 15, 1960.
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Heinly and carried, the request of
the Department of Public Works was approved, and an extension of time granted to
July 21, 1961, to Edward ^. Wopschall, Inc. for the contract covering the exterior
~pprove payment
Northside Church
of Christ
~treet improvements
on Grand Avenue
Approve payment
Southern California
Edison Company
Street drainage
improvements on
Grand Avenue
Bequest
Demolition and
removal of
Audio-Visual Bldg.
i Repor'~s
Special Library Fact-
Finding Conmlitt ee
Instruct ions
City Attorney
(Arrow Laundry
& Cleaners
620 E. Sixth St.)
Protest
Mrs. Robert G.Holcomb
(Wishing Well Motel)
~ainting of the elevated water tank near Fourteenth and Poinsettia Streets.
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Heinly and carried, the request of
Department of Public Works was approved for payment to the Northside Church of
Christ, 123 south Broadway, in the sum of Si, BOB.75, covering City's share of
improvements On Grand Avenue, 560 feet south of the center line of Santa Clsra Av-
enue, in exchange for dedication of Grand Avenue to the ultimate width, and con-
struction of curb, gutter, sidewalk and pavement; payment to be made after receipt
of deed and completion of construction.
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Heinly and carried, the request of
the Department of Public Works was approved for payment to Southern California Ed-
ison Company, in the sum of $8,875.93, for the City's share of street and drainage
improvements on Grand Avenue at the southeast corner of McFadden Avenue and Grand
Avenue, in exchange for dedication of Grand Avenue to the ultimate width, construc.
tion of a culvert structure, and construction of curb, gutter, sidewalk and pave-
ment; payment to be made after receipt of' deed and completion of construction.
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Heinly a~d carried, the request of
Purchasing Agent was granted for the demolition and removal of the Audio-Visual
Building located at ll04A West Eighth Street.
A report was presented from the Special Library Fact-Finding Committee with the
rec~amendation that the Hoover and Wilson Library Stations be operated half of the
present scheduled days until the first of January, 1962, for comparison with the
bookmobile service and the City Council to review the results and take appropriate
action. Chairman Kenneth Mitchell, representing the group, stated he had nothing
further to add to the report as submitted. A Minority Report was presented and
Wilber F. Eartman, lOO1 Grovemont Street, representing the ~inority group, request-
ed a continuance to August 7, 1961, so that further evidence could be ~resented
beneficial to the City libraries. On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by
Schlueter and carried, the reports were received, filed, and action deferred until
August 7, 1961.
Th~ matter of a noise nuisance from certain newly installed equipment at Arrow
Laundry & Cleaners, 620 E. Sixth Street, which shakes the g~o~ud, has broken win-
dows and caused other structural damage to buildings within a four-block area, was
again presented for the City Attorney's determination as to whether or not the op-
eration of the new equipment is a public or a private nuisance. The Attorney
ly reported a determination had been made ar~a public nuisance exists, and on mo-
tion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Brewer and carried, the Attorney was
ted to take fmmediate legal action to abate the public nuisance emanating from the
Arrow Laundry & Cleaners, and secure all evidence necessary to carry the case to a
final conclusion.'
Mrs. Robert G. Holccmb, 2211 East First Street, owner of the Wishing Well Motel,
read a cu~aanication she had addressed to the Editorial Department, The Register,
concerning the visit of two police officers, in the early morning hours, and the
questioning of certain registered guests and the operation of the motel. Mrs.
comb protested the present Resorting Ordinance of the Municipal Code, stating it
would do more harm than good. On motion of CouncilmAn Hubbard, seconded by Heinly
and carried, the cu~aunication was received and filed.
Reso. No. 61-181
No Parking Zones
East and west sides
Bristol Street from
a point 330 ft. So.
~nd 350 ft. No. of
~dinge r Avenue
Reso. No. 61-182
No Parking Zone
East side Main St.,
between Oxford and
~obart Streets
(National Foundation)
Reso. No. 61-183
No Parking Zones
West First Street, btn.
Townsend and Center Sts.
Petition
Dr.Walter R.Werelius, et al
Limited Parking
100 block E.Edinger Ave.
and 1400-1500 blocks
So. Cypress Street
Reso. No. 61-184
No Parking Zones
~he Council having unanimously waived the reading of the Resolution, on motion of
Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Heinly and carried, the following Resolution en-
titled:
"Resolution No. 61-lB1 concerning parking limitations and curb
markings in accordance ~herewith"
establishing NO Parking Zones on the east and west sides of Bristol Street from a
point 330 feet south of Edinger Avenue to 350 feet norhh of Edinger Avenue, as re-
commended by the Department of Public Works, was considered and passed bythe fol-
lowing vote:
Ayes, Councilmen
Noes, Councilmen
Absent, Councilmen
Royal E. Hubbard, Henry H. Schlueter,
Dale H. Heinly, Bob Brewer, A. A. Hall
None
None
The Council having unanimously waived the reading of the Resolution, on motion of
Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Heinly and carried, the following Resolution en-
titled:
"Resolution No. 61-182 concerning parking limitations and curb
markings in accordance therewith"
repealing and rescinding that portion of Resolution No. 61-1~8, adopted June 5,
1961, establishing No Parking Zone on the east side of Main Street, between Oxford
and Hobart Streets, the north 75 feet, and establishiD~ a No Parking Zone on the
east side of Main Street, between Oxford and Hobart Streets, the north 32 feet,
verbal
reference/request of National Foundation, was considered and passed by the follow-
vote:
Ayes, CounciLmen Royal E. Hubbard, Henry H. Schlueter,
Dale H. Heinly~. Bob B~ewer, A. ^. Hall
Noes, Councilmen None
Absent, Councilmen None
The Council having uns~imously waived the reading of the Resolution, on motion of
Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Heinlyand carried, the following Resolution en-
titled:
"Resolution No. 61-183 concerning parking limitations and curb
markings in accordance therewith"
establishing No Parking Zones on the north side of West First Street, between Town-
send and South Center Streets, as recn~mended by the Department of Public. Works,
was ~o~sidered and passed by the following vote:
Ayes, Councilmen Royal E. Hubbard, Henry H. Schlueter,
Dale H. Heinly, Bob Brewer, A. A. Hall
Noes, Councilmen None
Absent, Councilmen None
On motion of Councilman Heinly, seconded by Hubbard and carried, the petition signe
by Dr. Walter R. Werelius and nine other persons was denied for Ltmfted Parking
along the 100 block East Edinger Avenue and part of the iL00 and 1500 blocks of
South Cypress Street. The Council having unanimously waived the reading of the
Resolution, on motion of Councilman Heinly, seconded by Hubbard and carried, the
following Resolution entitled:
"Resolution No. 61-18~ concerning parking limitations and curb
markings in accordance therewith"
establishing No Parking Zones on the north and south sides of Edinger Avenue, be-
tween Main and Cypress Streets, as reco,...ended by the Department of Public Works,
was considered and passed by the following vote:
Ayes, CounciLmen
Noes, Councilmen
,Absent, Councilmen
Royal E. Hubbard, Henry H. Schlueter,
Dale H. Heinly, Bob Brewer, A. A. Hall
None
None
249/
Request
A.B.C.Store
(traffic signal
on Bolsa Ave.
at A.B.C.Store)
Appointments
Charter Review Commlittee
Reappointments
Members of Boards and
Co~w, issions
'No Parking Zones
I'Res°' No. 61-185
I Sycamore St.,btn.
~15th and 17th Sts.
Leave of Absence
John K. Colwell
APPROVED:
Councilman Heinly disqualified himself on the following matter. A communication
was again presented from the General Manager, A. B. C. Store, 3328 West Bolsa Avenu
requesting a traffic signal to be placed on Bolsa Avenue at the A.B.C. Store. The
Manager orally rec~ended that no action be taken at this time until the intersec-
tion of Bolsa Avenue and Jackson Street is rechannelized.
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Schlueter and carried, the following
persons were appointed to serve as members on the Charter Review C~mnittee: Messrs.
Ellis C. Diehl, Stewart S. McPherson, Thomas F. Larsen, Milford ~. Dahl and William
C. Jerome.
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Schlueter and carried, the following
persons were reappointed to serve as m~mbers on various Boards and Co~m~lssions:
_Mrs. Frances Gould, as member of the Bowers Memorial Museum Board, term
C# $5to expire July 1, 1965;
Arthur M. Bradley, as member of the Library Board, term to expire
June 30, 1965;
Thomas F. Larsen, as member of the Personnel Board, term to expire
July l, 1965;
William J. Stauffer, as member of the Personnel Board, term to
expire July 1, 1965;
Lee Smith, as member of the Planning Conmaission, term to expire
July 1, 1965; and
Mrs. Clark Dye, as member of the Board of Recreation and Parks,
term to expire July t, 1965.
The Council having unanimously waived the reading of the Resolution, on motion of
Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Brewer and carried, the following Resolution en-
t it led ."
"Resolution No. 61-185 concerning parking limitations and curb
markings in accordance therewith"
establi~him4~ No Parking Zones on the east side of Sycemore Street, between Fifteent
and Seventeenth Streets, as recormnended by the Department of Public Works, was con-
sidered and passed by the following vote:
Ayes, Councilmen Royal E. Hubbard, Henry H. Schlueter,
Dale H. Heinly, Bob Brewer, A. A. Hall
Noes, Councilmen None
Absent, Couucilmen None
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Schlueter and carried, the oral re-
quest of John Ko Colwell, City Attorney, was granted, to leave the State from Sep-
tember 19 through 30, 1961, and from September 2~ through 28 to attend the National
Institute of Municipal Law Officers, New York City, with expenses paid to attend
the Conference.
On motion of Councilman Schlueter, seconded by Hubbard and carried, the City Counci
adjourned.
Clerk of the Council