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HomeMy WebLinkAbout07-15-1963MINUTE8 OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF TEE CIT~ COUNCIL OF TEE CITY OF SANTA ANA, CALIFOi~NIA July 15, 1963 The meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers, 217 North Main Street. Roll call was answered by Councilmen Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, and Mayor Hall. Following the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag, the Invocation was delivered by the Reverend Billy Weeda, Camile Christian Church. MINUTES APPROVAL Om motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by CouncilmanSchlueter and carried, the City Council approved the Mi~es of the Regular Meeting of ~uly l, 1963, as mailed. STREET RECONSTRUCTION Council received the City Manager's j~_ report of bids received for the reconstruction of Anahurst Place, Broadway to Main (Project C-86); Sixth Street, Eastside Avenue to Lyon Street (Project C-87); and Huntzinger Avenue at Harbor (Project C-89). It was moved by Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Council Harvey and carried, that the report be received and ordered filed, that the contract be awarded to R. J. Noble Co. at unit prices bid~ and all other bids be re,acted. HEARING - AM~IDM~T APPLICATION Mayor Hall opened the hearing on Amen~mant Application ~7 filed by Eugene Good. friend to reclassify from the A 1 to the R 1 District property on the east and west sides of Linwood Avenue between Fairhaven and Grovemont. Commission Resolution 5630 recommended approval of Exhibit ~7-B which would provide minimum lot size (60 foot width, 7200 square foot area). The Clerk reported that proper notice of the hearing had Been given, that evidence thereto was o~ file~ and that no written c~unications had Been received. There being no response to the Mayor's call for testimony, the hearing was closed. On motion of Councilmen Hubbard, seccadedby Councilman Gilmore and carried, the City Council approved the reclassification and instructed the City Attorney to prepare an amending ordinance according to Exhibit AA ~27-B. HEARING - AME~DM~mT APPLICATION ~50 LINCOLN SAVINGS Mayor Hall opened the heartnE on Amendment Application ~50 filed by LincoLn Savings and L~an Association to reclassify from the R 1 to the R 1 B District property ~n the west side of Louise Street between 17th and Washington. Planning Ceamission Resolution 5631 rec~'m~nded approval of applicant's proposal. The Clerkreported that proper notice of the hearing had been given, that evidence thereto was on file, and that no written c~unicatiems had been received. There Being no resp~se to the Mayor's call for testimc~y, the hearing was closed. CITY COUNCIL -151- July 15, 1963 ( C ont inued ) On motion of C~unci]w~a Hubbard, seconded by Cou~cilman Schlueter and carried, the City Council approved the reclassification end instructed the City Attorney to prepare an amending ordinance according to Exhibit AA 450-A. HEARING - AM~DkmsT APPLIOATI~ 451 DUNTLEY Mayor Hall opened the hearing on Ameh~ment Application ~5! filed by L. M. Duntlay to reclassify fr~ the R .1 to the 1~ 2 District property on the east si~e of Artesia between Pine and Y~rtle.~ Plannln~ Commission Resolution 5632 rock, ended approval of applicant's proposal. The Clerk reported that proper notice of the hearing had been given, that evidence thereto was on file, and that no written ccmmnmications had been received. There being no response to the Mayor's call for testimcmy, the hear!~=_ was cl0sad. On motiom of Councilman Wubbard, eeccaded by Councilman Harvey and carried, the City Council approved the reelaesification and instructed the Cit. y Attorney to prepare an amending ordinance according to Exhibit AA 451 A, HEARING - APPLICATION 454 SAKIOEA Mayer Hall c~ened the hearing on Amendment Application 454 filed by Roy X. Sakioka to reclassify fram the M 1 to the C 2, R ~ amd R 4 Districts property on the north and south sides of new Mac Arthur Boulevard between Main Street and the Newport Freeway. pla-u~E Commission Resolution 56~ rec~nded denial of the proposal. The Clerk reported that proper notice of the hearing had been given and that evidence thereto was on file. The Clerk also reported that c~ications favoring the reclassification had been received from Leo Herin, 209~ Federal, Costa Mesa, owner of contiguous property north of subject property; James C. Dodson, Jr., Ina L. Stephens, Robert B. Holland, and james A. Stephens, owners of adjacent property. Communications ~pposing the reclassification were received frmathe Piasmad~ae Corporation and frcea LeRoy D. Owen. On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Schlueter and carried, c~unications were received end ordered filed. Dale Heinly, 611 West Sth Street, attorney for the applicant, stressed the over- abundance of M 1 zoning which resulted when industries had not located locally as rapidly as anticipated; the benefit that would result to other property owners from the sewerage installation; and the increased sales and property taxes paid to the city. Mr. Heinly also noted that the use would not be incc~apetible with the Borg-Warner pl~-t, and that the applicant would not object to a CD zone over]~y.~ Mr. Heinly presented proposed development plans, street layout~ and an aerial photograph of the area shewi~the proposed sewer installation. Leo Rovin, 209~ Federal, Costa Mesa, spoke in favor of the rezonim6, saying it would decrease cc~petition for re~aining industrial property owners. James A. Stevens of Jasco Materials Co., 2540 So. Main Street, spoke lnfavor of the C 1 zoning proposed for Main Street as being beneficial to other c~rcial users. Mr. Stevens also spoke on behalf of Mrs. Lou Stevens, property owner, stating she favored the proposal. Ven Stevens, representing the Planning Ccamaission, stated that this was one of a series of applications represent in g a vast acreage; that the planning C-w--~ssion did not have all of the exhibits presented to the City Council, nor did they know of the suggestion for CD zoning; that the P~-~n2 C~-~ssion wished to consider all the applications for N 1 to residential use at one time because of the vast acreage involved. An exhibit of such applications prepared by the PlanuingDepartment was presented. CITY COUNCIL -152- July 15, 1963 (continued) Mr. Heinly stated it was not reasonable to ask developers to wait for study, which the planning Cow~ission indicated would be till October, especially since it would be necessary to default on escrow; that the Planning Commission had all exhibits except the proposed layout of property; that the Planning staff should admit the best place to start changing the overabnndance of M 1 property is on the edges and there is only one industrial plant south of subject property. Mr. Stevens stated the Planning C~ission preferred a delay until the adoptinn of the Plan, or a delay until data had been compiled hy the Econc~ic Consultant, or at least a 90 to 120 day delay for a study of the several applications. Mr. Heinly objected to the delay, stating it was a policy determination by Council; that two written objections had been filed, but neither protestant was at the hearing. There being no further testimony, the hearin~ was closed. It was moved by Councilm~n Hubbard, seconded by Councilma~ Schlueter, that the reclassification be denied. Councilman Gilmore stated he would vote against the motion on the premise that a man has the right to develop his property when he is ready; that he was in favor of approving the application with a clear under- standing that he was not committed to any further encroachment of M 1 properties. Councilman Harvey agreed, stating in addition that the request f~ c~rcial zoning was on South Main Street which is already co~aercially developed and that the subject property is et the tail end of the industrial area; that property owners should not have to wait for the General Plan to complete their developments. Mayor Hall noted that since the beginning of discussion on the General Plan there has been a tendency on the part of the Planning Co~mission to postpone actions; that this is an isolated parcel, not necessarily related to the area north of Warner or Dyer; that with the restriction of CD zoning he would be in favor of approving the application, not setting a precedent for other areas. The motion lost on the following roll call vote: AYES, COUNCILMEN: Hubbard, Schlueter NOE~, COUNCILMEN: Harvey, Gilmore, Hall ABSEBT, CO~CILME~: None It was moved ~y Councilman Harvey, secluded By Coanc~lmAn Gilmore, that the City Council instruct the City Attorney to prepare an amending ordinance according to EMaibit AA 45~-B to reclassify the entire property to CD. The motion carried on roll call vote: AYES, CO~NC~: NOE~, COUNCIL~: AESE~T, COUNC i'LM~: Harvey, Gilmore, Hall Hubbard, 8chlueter None OND~A~CE ~S-669 ORDINANCE ~-669 AMEnDInG ARTICLE IX OF AI~F~D. APP. 4~2 T~r~. SANTA ANA M~NICIPAL ¢~DE TO CHANGE (Ding) DISTRICT C~ASSIFICATION ON A~T APPLICATION NO. 442 AND AMmmDING SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 2~-5-10 (EXHIBIT AA ~J~2 A) was read by title. It was moved by Council- man Hubbard, seconded by C~unci~---- Harvey, that further reading be waived and OrdinaDce NS-669 be adopted. AYES, CO~NCXL~N: NOES, COUNCILME~: ABS~',', COUNCILMEn: Hubhard, Harvey, Gilmore, 8chlueter, Hell None None O~DINANCE NS-670 O~DINANCE N5-670 AMENDING ARTICLE IX OF A~D. APP. ~43 '£~m ~A~TA ANA MUNICIPAL CODE ~0 CHANGE DISTRICT CLASSIFICATION ON ~,:~uME~T APPLICATION NO. 443 AND AM~ING SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 1-5-10 (EXII~BIT AA ~J+3 A) was read By title. It was moved by Council- ms, Hubbard, seconded by Counc~ma~ Harvey, that further reading be waived and Ordinance 1~-670 be adopted. On roll call vote: AYES, C0t~CIL~: NOES, COUNCIL~: AESENT, COONCIL~E~: Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall None None ClT~ COUNCIL -15B- uly 15, 196 ~OI~DINANCE NS-~71 (~DI~ ~-~71 AI~ING AETICLE IX OF (~st~ ~e~ies) ~ICT C~S~AGA~ ON ~ ~CATX~ NO. ~9 A~ ~G S~XO~L D~I~ ~ ~-~-~ (~ ~ ~ B) ~s read ~ tit~. ~t ~s ~ved By C~cil- ~-- ~bard, secondeA ~ C~cil~an ~, ~at ~her ~i~ ~ ~iv~ ~ ~d~a-ce ~-671 ~ ad, ed. ~ ro~ call vote: AYES, COUNC~: ~ubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall Eo~e Nome ~i~ O~DI~ANCE ~$-672 ~l~A~CW ~S-672 A~T~W.X~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~S~ ~ C~ ~ ~ C~ C~C~ OF ~~ OF '~C~W~ ~A~ ~=~' ~~ ~ST~ ~s ~ ~ title. It ~ ~ by CO~c~ ~b~, sec~de~ ~ Co~ei~ ~, t~t ~her rea~g be ~iv~ ~d ~ce be ad~e~. ~ roll cell v~e: AYe, NOES, COUNClW~m~: A~5~T~ · uhbar~, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Eall None l~ene ,%~ O~DINANCE ES-673 01~ANCE NS-673 AMENDING ARTICLE ~ 0F ~ ~. A~. ~37 T~ S~A ~ ~C~AL C~E ~ C~NGE (~oks) D~ICT C~88~ICATION ~ ~ ~TION NO. ~B7 ~ ~G S~TI~L D~I~ ~P 1~-~-10 (~ ~ ~7 B) ~s ~%r~uce~ By title. It ~s moved Co~cl~m-n Hubba, seconde~ ~ C~cilm-- ~, ~d ~us~ carried, t~t ~her readi~ be ~lved ~d ~ce ~-~7~ be ~ssed to sec~d reship. b~RDI~A~CE ~S-676 OP~I~A~CE ~S-676 AM~I~G ARTICLE ~ OF ~ ~ ~2 ~ ~A ~ ~IC~AL CODE TO C~GE (Carson) D~ICT C~SS~ICATI~ ~ ~D~ D~ICT ~ $-~-9 (~a~ ~ ~2 C) ~s ~tr~ed ~ title, It ~s ~ved by C~c~ ~bbar~, seconded by Co~ci~ ~ey, ~ ~s~ c~rie~, that ~ther rearing be ~ived and ~i~ce ~-676 be ~ssed to second re~g. 63 -12~ CITT C~NCIL Deeds for acceptance where the City is paying no cash consideration were submitted frc~ the following: -15~- J~ l~, 1963 ( coat inued) Pedro Penaflor et ux, widening of E~lish Street, Es/English, N/$th Ulrich L. Monroe et ux, corner improvement of 5th and Euclid Marilyn Funk et al, Drain Channel, S/Posey, W/Newhope Ray R. Shellenbarger et ux, Drain Channel, N/Watk~ns, W/Hewhope Myrle J. Holt, Street improvements, Es/Fairview, P~OLUTION 63-124 ACCEPTING DE~S W..:NE THE CITY IS PAYING NO CASH CONSIDERATION was read by title. It was moved by Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Schlueter, that further reading be waived and Resolution 63-12~ be adopted. roll call vote: AYES, COUNCILMEN: NOES, COUNCI~: ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall None Hone RESOLUTION 63-125 D~:~.~S & ESCROW Deeds for acceptance w~ere the City is paying a cash consideration were sub- mitred from the following: Laurence L. Rold et ux, Escrow~4~79~-K, widening of Edinger Avenue, $165.00 James A. Moran et ux, EscrOw~5165-RB, widening of Ed/nger Avenue, $160.00 Ernest D. Norwood et ux, Escrow F)178-RB, widening of E~inger Avenue, $160.00 RE~OLUTION 63-125 ACCEPTING D,:",,S ~TEECITY IS PAYING A CASH CONS~)EBATION was read by title. It was moved by Cmuncilman Hubbard, seconded by Ceunci]-~ Schlueter, that further reading he waived and Resolution 63-125 be adopted. On roll call vote: AYES, COUNCILMEN: NOES, ¢0trNC ILMEN: ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall None Hone RESOLDTION 63-126 R~OL~TION 63-126 OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF Ci~IL D~SE THE CITY OF BAI~TA AHA APPROVING DESIGNATION OF ORANGE COUI~ AS AN "OPESATIONAL AREA" OFT HE STAT~ OF CALIFORNIA CIVIL Dm~'ms~E O~GANIZATIONwas read by title. It was moved by Counci]~nan Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Schlueter, that further reading be waived an~ Resolution 63-126 he a~opted. On roll call vote: AYES, ¢O~NCILMEN: NOES, C(K~NC IL~: ABSENT, COUNCIl: Hmbbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall RESOLUTION 63-127 moved by Council~u Nubbard, reading be waived and Resolutic~ 63-127 be adopted. RESOLUTION 63-127 CHANGING TEE NAME OF THAT PORTI~ OF OLD TA1';~Im~T AVenUE, ~ TALBERT AVE~JE AND BRISTOL STRES£, TO "ALTON AvEN~E" was read by title. It was seconde~ by Councilman Schlueter, that further On roll call vote: AYES, COUNCILMEN: NOE~, COUNC IL~: ASSr, COUNC IL~: Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall None None CONDITION On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Schlueter, Council authorized removal from the agenda of RE~OL~TIC~ 63-128 AUTHORIZING CONDEMNATION FOR TEE W/DE~AmG OF EDINGER AYmm~E ~ BROADWAY A~D BRISTOL. CITY COUNCIL -155- July 15, 1963 ~ERAL ~ The Clerk ef the Council read a letter ~re~ the Chair~ of the PI---~u~ Co~- missieB ~i~ s,~rized the Jo~ ~et~ of the P~ C~ssion ~ the Citizens' Advis~ C~ttee ~ ~resaed the ~i~ that a~st all ef the C~ttee su~e~ the General p~a~. ~tte~ ~re ~se receive~ fr~ ~ ~. ~, ~ecutive Vice ~esi~nt ~f ~a ~ - ~e - ~ ~t~ ~ ef ~ealt~s, $01 N. Ga~ ~treet~ ~ $~t a~l ef 2he co~ra~ ~ p~ee a acti~ ~ ~z~ ~ ~ ~ce ~til a~i~ ef the ~w--~ ~ D~s B. C. C~k, 1~ N. ~ ~s ~ive, ~rs~ the ~1 P~. ~ ~icn ~ ~cei~ ~d ~r~r~ fil~. ~ ~ authorities be inztracted to execute an a~reement with Ruth & lf~ash~ov, plemmere; Arthur ~. Little Ce~, 2nc., ecane~imtm and de~ographers~ an~ D. ~acksan Fav~t~an, traffic emgineer, for e~leti~ of & General pla, for the City ef ~a~ta Ans. Discu~sie~ followed with Counci:~-~ Harvey statia~ that ~]a~s ~d capital ~r~- ment ~ ~ n~ been su~tte~ by the F~ C~lssion accedence ~th the ~er~ t~t ~i~ ef the beautif~ city vith~t ea~*.~ cost to the t~ere; t~t he ob~ect~ to the c~ult~t ~v~ e~l~e a~ority f~ le~etien ef ~r, b~, etc. for a~ the r~e~a ~velveA, ~t t~t he ~ ~e t~ a~e fha c~t~et because it ~11 sa~ ~ey ~ eu~ th~a aa at,et ~re~nts, ~re, ~e. C~eil- --- Gi~ a~ that aec~ee ef this ~e~t in ~ ~e a~ee it ia the roop~ibility ef citize~ ts ~te~e h~ far th~ ~tend te ge ~te a~ of ~a~a ~e; that the Citiz~ Advis~ C~ttee Be ~ar~ with the ~ aeri~a rea~iBility ef ~tti~ the ~ ef ~a ~ be t~ represent~ ~ the G~e~l P~. ~r Hall state~ it ~s act the ~tenti~ ~f the City C~ciI te hol~ up processes ~til the devel~t ef the ~e~l P~, t~t ~ contract ~t ~t will Be c~r~ated clese~ with the consult~t~ ~e motion c~i~ ~ ,,~,~ ~ice v~e. ~1~7 in the a~ou~t of $~75.20 for cmaztruetima of over-size sever lines, and to collect charges fr~ }reperty ewnere c~anecti~g te elf-site sewer lines bein~ constructe~ by develol~r. ~a motion ef Councilman Kubbar~, seconded by C~uncil~an Schlueter and carried, Council autherizecl execution of aw agree- ~ent to reimburse the (eveloper of Tract ~WATE~MAIN~ ~ CROSSING O~ ~etien of C~uncilm-- Rubbar~, seconded by C~ncilma~ Schlueter and carried, Council approved a pipeline lic~ for l~-inch ~ter ~ain crossing the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway ea Santa Clare AvenGe at Lincoln. ~ TO ESCROW Gn motie~ of Counc~m~ Hubhard~,~e~onde~ by Counc~~"~- Schlueter and curried~ Couucil approved amen~zent to Escrow H~a tO clarify payment made outside of escrow on exchax~e of properties with the Santa Ann Unified School District and te re-record deed showing t~at the school district acquired title as Santa Ama School District of Grange County. RECESS Schlueter, and Mayor Hall. CIT~ CODICIL The Mayer declared a five-minute recess at ~:10 p.~. The meeting was reconvened at 9:1~ P.~. with the following present~ Councilmen Hubbard, wa~vey, Gilmore, -1 6- Ju v 1963 T~T. TRACT ~9~1 applicant, Landon C. Lantz. ~nmotion of Councilm~n Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Harvey and carried, Council continued to Aum~t 5, Tentative Tract 4951, as requested in a letter by the ~FUERTE CLAIM (Ma motion of C~uncilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Schlueter and carried, Council denied the claim filed by Francisca Villafuerte for injuries allegedly received on sidewalk in front of Metropolitan Bus Depot, as recommended by the City Attoraey. CD? 107 On m~tion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Harvey and carried, C~uncil received and ordered filed letters favoring retentio~ of Angel's Retreat, 1026 S~uth Driftwood Drive, from R. J. Barrows, 925 Victoria Street, Costa Mesa, Kenneth G. Carhill, Bureau of Social Work, Sacramento, Mrs. George A. Rosacker, 2720 East Monroe Avenue, Orange, California, and Mrs. William Fornelli, 16660 California Avenue, Bellflower, California; and granted extension of Conditional Use Permit 107 for two years to all~ six guest infi~ry for physically and/or~ntally handicapped children in R 1 District. RECREATION & PAR~ On motion of Council"~n Hubbard, seconded BOARD APPOI~ by C~ci~ ~ey ~d c~ried~ Co~cil ratified the appo~tme~ of ~. C~z ~ios, 511 N. Harbor, to the S~ta ~ ~ of Recreation and ~r~, to represent the ~rden Grove El~e~a~ School District. MAP 297 On moti~ of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by C~uncilman Schlueteraad carrie~, C~uncil received and ordered filed a letter frmmthe California Department of Finance objecting to the reqmirement that the State pay $510.00 per acre drainage fee as a condition of approval of final subdivision map. ~I~ AERIAL CABLE On motion of Counci]~nan Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Schlueter and carried, C~%u~cil approved request frem C.--~.~uications Division of the C~uaty of Orange for .~:~ermissi~to place a~ aerial cable from the C~mty Hall of Records, over Sycamore Street to the roof of the Couaty Jail, provided the County execute a statement holding the City harmless from any d-mage resulting fram such installati~. P~ONNEL BOARD APPOI~T~mmT On motio~ of C~ncilman Harvey, seconded by CounciLman Hubbard amd carrie~, Council appointed Jesse E. Crim to the Personnel B~ard for a four-year term ending July 1, 1967. FINAL MAP Om motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded ~RACT 5195 by Councilman Sch]ueter ~ud carried, Council approved F~nalMapTract 5195 creating s~x lots on the northeast corner of Cedar and Occidental Street~filed by Daaolds Cure, any. CITY COUNCIL -157- July 15, 196~ BID CAII-q On motion of Cottucilm~n Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Harvey and carried, Council authorized advertising for bid~ on the Project 0-91, Construction of street improvements in Sullivan Street north Of Willits (at Li~col~ School). Bid opening date: July 30, 1963. Electrical Lamp Requirement, 19~3-64 - Bid open: A~gast 5th. Gasoline Requirements, 1963-64 - Bid open: Augmst 5th. Cast Iron Pipe & Fittings - Bid open: August 5th. RE~IGNATION On m~tion of C~uncilmsm ~a~ard~/~ec~m~ed M~SE~M BOARD by Com~cilmam Schlueter and carried, C~ucil acce~ted the ~esi~ati~ fr~a the Mmzemm B~ard of J. Wayne Harrison and ordered that a Certificate of Appreciation be prepared. It was moved by Council- man Harvey, seconded by C~cilmau Hubbard and carried, that William L~we be appointed to serve the remainder of the term vacated by Mr. Harrison. PRE. MAP 326 On m~tion of Councilmam Hubbard, seconded by C~cilman Schlueter a~ carried, Council approved Preliminary Map 326 file~ ~y William S. Messenger, creating three M-1 lots on the north side of Central Avenue east of Susam Street, subject to the c~uditions in the Plamuing Director's report dated July 12~ 1963. T~m'£. TRACT 5247 Tentative Tract Map 5247 was filed by Prizio & Prizio, creating nine M-1 lots at the northwest cor~er of Grand Avenue and St. Gertrade Place. On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Schlueter and carried, Council approved Map 52~7 subject to the conditions described im the pl~,~ntng Director's report dated July 12, 1963. TENT. T~ACT ~236 Tentative Tract Map ~236 was filed by Kric E~terprises, I~c., creating 120 "air space" subdivided units northwesterly of 20th Street a~d Millwoed Street. motion of Counci~m-~ Hubbard, seconded by C$1~2ci1ma- ~r~y and carried, C~u~cil denied Map ~236 and a-.,thorized the City Attorney to prepare a contractual agreement form for the City and devel~ers of condominium subdivisions. M~IT SALARY XNCREASE~ dated July 2, 1963. Om motion of Coancilman Hubbard, seconded by Cou~cil-~u Schlueter and carried, Council approved merit salary increases recmmaended in the City ~-ager's repart BOND RELEASE On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Schlueter and carried, Council approved acceptance of imla~ments and release of bonds for Tract 3561, Harvard am~ Ammo Streets; and Tract 45~5, Shannon Street and McFadden Avenue. CITY COUNCIL -158- july 15, 1963 REI~E~RSEME~T OF STREET COSTS On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Schlueter and carried, Council approved reimbursement of $1,630.42 to Mr. U. L. Monroe for street improve- ments constructed in excess of local street requirements on Euclid at the south- east corner of Fifth Street. ESCROW PAYMENT side of Bush, south of Third Street. On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Schlueter and carried, Council approved payment into escrow of $52,800 for real property on the west SURPLUS REAL On motion of Councilman Hubbard~ seconded PROPERTY by Councilman Gilmore and carried, Council received and ordered filed the City Manager's report of surplus real property at lll4 and lll8 East First Street, determined the property could have value only to the adjacent property owners as its width precludes its use as a separate parcel of land and it could have only nuisance value to others, and authorized the City Manager to sell the property by direct negotiation. SURPLUS P~80NAL On motion of C~uncilman Hubbard, seconded PROPERTY by Councilman Gilmore and carried, Council received and ordered filed the Director of Public Works' report of surplus personal property consisting of houses and apartment buildings acquired for the widening of Edinger between B~istol and Maple, and in the Civic Center; declared the property surplus; and authorized demolition of substandard structures and sale by public auction on August 13, 1963, of structures that can be moved. On motion of CounciLman Hubbard, seconded by Councilmau Schlueter and carried, the Assistant Director of Public Works was appointed to act as Clerk for the auction. SIGN ENCROACH)~NT On motion of Councilmau Nubbard, seconded ~u,~ by Counci~a~ Schlueter and carried, Council authorized executiou of an agreement with Joseph J. 01iveri and Conrad Io Stepner, dba Tower Associates, 1701 N. Flower Street, to remove encroachment from setback area. BID CALL On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded ~ by Councilman Schlueter and carried, Council approved the City Manager's request to advertise for bids on Project 134, Unit construction of Fairview, 5th to Trask, and Project C-88, Fairview, 17th to Trask, and approved plans and specifications. PERMIT ACCEPTANCE On motion of CounciLman Hubbard, seconded ~,.~. by Councilman Schlueter and carried, Council authorized execution of a permit with the Flood Control District for construction of service roads, etc., for Project 134, Fairview Street and River. C~TY CO~C~L -159- July 15, 1963 WRITTEN CO~b~ICATIO~S On motion of Councilw~_ ~ubbar~, seconded by Ceunellm~- Harvey and carried, Council received and ordered filed the following e~a~unications: Letter fr~a Civic Center Realty c~emending Santa Aaa Cc~aercial Ccaz~az~ for recor~ of go~d service. Letter fr~ Alleaan-lea~e Insurance sug~esting continuance with present contractor for refuse collection. ~E~AL ADVICE - Letter fr~a ~rs. Louis Beer re~rd~,E legal advice to the City Council and the l~ssibility of restricting discussion on appeals of conditions ~ zon!~E matters. IM~UNDARY C~SION - Repor~ approv~ boundaries of pro~se~ de-a~n~atio~ of territ~ fr~ the City of Ccata ~sa ~ ~ati~ to the City ~f N~ ~ach. Report referr~,E back for correctlca map of propose~ annexatiea to the City of Garden Grove (Annex. 11~) ~OA~D OF SUFERVXSO~S - , ResolUtiea c~tinuing to next fiscal year funds allocatecl for Arterial ~ ~i~hway Fin~uci~ l~re.~ect 128, ~al~a Avenue in Anaheim. Resolution continuing to next fiscal year funds allocated for Arterial ~Ighway Fiasmci~g Pro, oct 1~1, ~est~inster Avenue in Seal ~each. Resolution continuing to next fiscal year funds allocated for Arterial ~ighway Fiaancing FroJect 127, First Street, Evergreen to Gra~ Santa Ans. Resolution centinuiag to next fiscal year llmds allocated for Arterial · ighway F~ancing FroJects 121 and 122, Valley View/ Lincola to Artesia. WATER RIGHTS - Beard of Supervisors Resolution c~ending Orange Cottaty Water District for ceamencing litigation to deteratine water rights in Santa Anu River watershe~ above Prad~ Dam. AMERICAN M~J~[CXPAL C(~IGRESS - Cea~unication from President of A~erica~ ~anicipal Association welcom!_-.~ delegates to 1~3 M~uicipal Congress in Houston, Texas, August 10-1~, r. vC~ - Distributors, 7~0 Park Avenue - Retail package OFF-SALE u~=. & WINE, _u==_~ & WXa~ ~O~'S, ~ H~rd N. ~ltt~er, ~1 N. ~ St. - ~ G~ There bein~ ao further business, on motion of Ceamc~l--- H~bbard, second~l by Council- man Sehlueter and carried/ the meeting was adJeurne~l at 9:30 p.m. CITY COUNCIL CT-~ OF TEE C~CIL -160-