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OF T~E CITY COUNCIL OF '£~
CITY OF SANTA ANA, C~tr~ORNIA
December 16, 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 Royal E. Hubbard, Harry H.
Harvey, James Gilmore, Henz,y H. Schlueter, and Mayor A. Allen Hall. Followi~
the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag, the Invocation was delivered by the
Reverend Ralph K~ Johnsou Chapel, Methodist Church.
APPROVAL OF M]IIUTES
of the following:
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by
Counci]man Harvey and carried, the Minutes
of the Regular Meeting of December 2, 1963
were corrected and approved with the addition
RESOLUTION 63-19k OF '£'..: CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SA~A ANA, CALIFOBNIA,
APPROVING AND O~DERING TN ~ECUTION OF AN AGP~ ~24PLOYING SPECIAL COUNSEL
(Assessment District No. 220) was read by title. It was moved by Councilman
Harvey, seconded by Councilman Gilmore, that further reading be waived and
Resolution 63-194 be adopted. On roll call vote:
AYES, COUNCILMEN:
NOES, COUNCILMEN:
ABSENT, COUNCII~:
Harvey~ Gilmore, Schlueter, Hubbard
None
Hall
WATER REVENUE BONDS This being the time and place fixed for the
opening of bids for $2~000,0OO bonds
designated "1962 Water Revenue B~nds,
Series B", the following bids received
pursuant to the notice of sale were publicly opened, examined and read:
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co. bid par~ accrued interest to date of
delivery, and a pr-mfum of $ - 0 - for bonds bearing interest p%l~able annual/v
the first year and Semt~nn%~all~ thereafter at the rate of:
RATES YEARS
4½ % 1965 to 1971 inc.
3-3/k 1972 to 19--
3~ 1973 to 1979 inc.
3.30 1980 to 198~ inc.
3.kO 1983 to 198k inc.
3.60 1994
Merrill Lyn~h~ Pierce, Fe~er & ~th I~¢. bi~ par, accrued interest to date of
delivery, a~ a ~%~ of $3~ ~8~ f~ l;~S ~earing interest payable
the first year ~ semiamaually ~hereaf~er at the rate of:
1965 to 7/,1 197k inc.
7/,1 1975 to 7Z1 1979 inc,
7Z1 198o to 7/1 xgSk inc.
7/1 199 to 19--
COUNCIL - 273 - December 16, 1963
Phelps, Fenn & Co. bid par, accrued interest to date of delivery, and a premium
of $ - O - for bonds bearing interest payable annually the first year and semi-
annually thereafter at the rate of:
RATES YEARS
4-3/g% 1965 to 1972
3¼ 1972 to 1979
3.40 1979 to 1985
3.60 1994 to 19--
Harriman Ripley & Co. bid par, accrued interest to date of delivery, and a premium
of $1,560.00 for bonds bearing interest payable annually the first year and semi-
annually thereafter at the rate of:
RATES YEARS
3½ % 1965 to 1984 inc.
3.65 1994 to 19--
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., and Associates bid par, accrued interest to date of
delivery, and a premium of $200.00 for bonds bearing interest payable annually
the first year and semiannually thereafter at the rate of:
RATES YEARS
4½ % 1965 to 1969 inc.
3-3/4 1970 to 1973 inc.
3.60 1974 to 19--
3~ 1975 to 1977 inc.
3!~ 1978 to 1979 inc.
3.30 1980 to 1984 inc.
3.60 1994
Blyth & Co., Inc. bid par, accrued interest to date of delivery, and a premium
of $ - 0 - for bonds bearing interest payable annually the first year and semi-
annually thereafter at the rate of:
BATES YEARS
4-3/4% 7/1 1965 to 7/1 1973 inc.
3½ 7/1 1974 to 19--
7/1 1994 to 19--
F. S. Smithers & Co. bid par, accrued interest to date of delivery, and a premium
of $700.00 for bonds bearing interest payable annually the first year and semi-
annually thereafter at the rate of:
BATES YEARS
4½ ~ 7/l z~65 to 7/l ~973 inc.
3.10 ?/l 1974 to ?/1 1975 inc.
3.~5 ?/1 1976 to ?/l 1978 inc.
B.30 ?/1 1979 to ?/l 198~ inc.
3.40 7/1 1983 to 7/1 1984 inc.
3.65 7/1 1994
Lehman Brothers bid par~ accrumd interest to date of delivery, and a premium of
$1~0,00 for bonds bearin$ interest ~aya~le annually the first year and semiannually
thereeft~r at the rate of:
o~l~v ~OUN~..TL - 2?4 - December 16, 196~
Smith, Barney & Co. bid par, accrued interest to date of delivery, and a premium
of $ - 0 - for bonds bearing interest payable annually the first year and semi-
annually thereafter at the rate of:
~-3/~% 1965 to 1971 inc.
~ 1972 to 19--
BX~ 1973 to 1~0 inc.
S.~O 1~81 to 198~ inc.
S.60 19~ on~
Weeden & Co. bid par, accrued interest to date of delivery~ and a premium of
$357.00 for bonds beari~ interest payable annually the first year and semi-
annually thereafter at the rate of:
]~, 741 1972 to 19-- inc.
S.60 199~ to 19-- inc.
Each bid was accompanied by a good faith check in an amount not less than
$10,00o.
All bids were then referred to the City Manager for checking and computation,
a report there~n to be given to the Council later in this meeting.
CONCRETE PIPE On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by
Councilman Harvey and carried~ Council
received and ordered filed a report of bids
received for 13~000 feet of Steel Plpe~
Spec. ~81-22; approved award of contract to Smith-Scott Co.~ Inc. in the
amotmt of $71~912.90 at unit prices bid; and rejected all other bids.
WIDENING FAIRVIEM On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded
STR~m'I' by Councilman Schlueter axMl carried, Council
received and ordered filed a report of bids
received for widening Fairview Street between
Highland Street and First Street, Project C-9~; approved award of contract to
Warren Southwest, Inc. in the amount of $13,737.75 at unit prices bid; and
rejected all other bids.
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APPEAL 112
V.A.
postponed from December 2, 1963.
Council again considered Appeal 112, filed
by the applicant in Variance Application 183~
to construct apartments in an R 1 District
at 1901 N. Santiago, decision having been
Mayor Hall was advised by the City Attorney
that he should refrain from voting on the matter since he was not present at
the public hearing.
Mayor Hall introduced a letter from the applicant re~uestin6 a continuance for
thirt~ d~ys. On mo~ion of C~oi~n Hubbub, seconde~ ~ C~ci~ Gi~e
~ el~ied~ the letter ~. ~ceiv~ ~ o~ered file~. It ~s m~ed by O~cil-
m~ Gi~ore~ seo~ed ~ C~cl~ Schl~eter ~d carried that aeti~ of the
City C~cil be po.tponed to J~ 20, 1~.
RECESS
CITY COUN¢IL
Ma~or Hall declared a five minute recess at
8:08 p.m. The meeting was reconven~ at
8:13 p.m. with all Cotulcil~en present. M~yor
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Hall requested and received permission
to be absent frcm the remainder of the
meeting and left the Council Chamber.
HEARING - APPEAL 105 Vice Mayor Hubbard opened the hearing
V.A. 1842 - GONZ~T.~ continued from December 2, 196~ on
Appeal Application 105 filed by Louis
E. Gonzales from the Planning Cc~mnission's
denial of Variance Application 1842 to operate a drive-in food service at 2328
W. McFadden. On motion of Councilman Harvey, seconded by Councilman Gilmore and
carried, the hearing was continued to January 6, 196~, 7:30 p.m., in the Council
Chambers, at the request of the applicant.
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HEARING - APPEAL ll3 Vice Mayor Hubbard opened the hearing
ROBINSON on Appeal Application 113 filed by B.
(V.A. 18~9 - SCANLON) W. and Patricia G. Robinson from the
Zoning Administrator' s approval of
Variance 1839 (Scanlon) to construct a 20 unit, two story apartment complex on
C i and R 1 property at 1609 N. King Street. The Clerk reported that notice of
the hearing was mailed to adjacent property owners on December 9, 196~ and that
no letters of protest had been received.
Bill Robinson, 1515 N. King Street~ appellant, using visual aid charts, maintained
that the legal requirements for a variance had not been met and that the purpose
of zoning had been overlooked; that no special circtu~stances had been proved;
that property rights had not been denied the variance applicant; and approval
of this application would set a precedent in the neighborhood. Mr. Robinson
stated that he would not object if luxury apartments were built and if the number
was limited to ten.
The Planning Director stated it was the opinion of the Znning Administrator~ staff,
and Planning C~amission that this location presented itself for some type of
development because of its size, shape and approximate location to c~ercial
area on 17th Street; that a precedent had been set on the west side of King Street;
that the portion of land already zoned c ...... erciaLly could be developed to a
greater density than proposed. There being no further testimony~ the hearing
was closed.
It was moved by Counci~n Harvey, seconded by Councilman Schlueter and carried,
that the Council uphold the action of the Zoning Administrator and instruct the
City Attorney to prepare a resolution granting Variance Application 1839.
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HEARING - APPEAL 11~ Vice Mayor Hubbard opened the hearing
C.U.P. 154 - KANE on Appeal Application 114 filed by
Mathilda N. Kane from the Planning
C~lssion's denial of C.U.P. 154 to
convert a portion of a single residence for care of six retarded children at
709 N. Mouutaim View Street. The Clerk reported that notice of the hearing was
mailed to adjacent property owners on December 9, 1963, and that no written
coammmications had been received.
Mathilda N. Xane, applicant, explained that parking had been a major reason for
rejection by the Planning ¢~"mlesion~ l~At that in reality parents of these children
seldom visited them; and stated there were other businesses in the neighborhood
being conducted frem garages.
The Planning Director stated that the Planning C~ission felt this type of use
should be confined to transition areas; that they result in lack of off street
parking, and if allowed necessary parking should be provided. There being no
further testimony, the hearing was closed.
CIT~ COUNCIL - 276 - December 16, 1963
On motion of Councilm~ Harvey, seconded by Councilman Gilmore and carried, the
City Council overruled the action of the Planning C~m~ssion and instructed the
City Attorney to prepare a resolution granting Conditional Use Permit 1~ subject
to applicable conditions.
HEARING - AMEND. APP. Vice Mayor Hubbard opened the hearing on
~B5 - LAMBERT Amendment Application ~S~ filed by ?~bara
Lambert to reclassify from the M 1 to the
R ~ District property south of McFadden,
west of Lyon. planning C~mw.~ssion Resolution ~661 rec ...... ended denial without
prejudice. The Clerk reported that notice of the hearing was published in The
Register on November 30, 1963 and that no written c ...... unications had been
received.
The Pismires= Director reported that the applicant's attorney had agreed to
postpon~m*nt of the hearing until after the City Council hears a progress report
on the General P!~ by the Plann~nE Consultants. George Maxwell, ~ N.
Enstside Avenue, stated he represented several parsons in the audience~, opposed
to the application, but they would concur with a continuance. On motion of
Counci~w~ Harvey, seconded by Couuc~m~n Gilmore and carried~ the hear~-~= was
continued to January 20, 196~ at 7:30 p.m. in the City Council Chamber.
HEARING - ASSESSM~IT Vice Mayor Hubbard announced the hearing on
DISTRICT 221 Resolution 63-171, declaring the Council's
intention to order certain sewer construction
in Assessment District 221 (Watkins Way).
The Clerk presented Affidavit of Publication of Resolution of Intentien, Certificate
of Mailing Notice of Hearing, and Certificate of Postt~_= "Notice of Improvement".
It was moved by Councilman Harvey~ seconded by Councilman Schlueter and carried,
that the documents be received and ordered filed with the Clerk.
Franklin T. Hamilton, 611 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, special counsel for
the City, briefl~ explained the hearing. Ronald E. Wolford, Assistant Director
of Public Works, described the boundaries of the district and the proposed
improvements, and stated that in his opinion all lots and parcels within the
proposed assessment district will be benefited by the construction of the improve-
ments. Mr. Wolford stated the sewers on Seventh Street will be constructed as
dry sewers, with outlet dependent upon Assessment District 218~ but that it is
in best interest of the property owners to have the sewer with laterals con-
structed now to avoid removing the paving in the future. The Clerk reported that
no written protests had been filed.
Joe Huuman, 1145 S. Sullivan; asked how much the assessment W~Alxl be on S,,11~van
and was ~n~ormed by Mr. Wolford that the estimated cost w~uld be about $9.~0
a foot, including curb, gutter, sidewalk, paving and driveway approaches. Mr.
Ba,,-~ stated that he was opposed to having curbs, sidewalks, and paving on
Sullivan. Mr. Wolford stated that 55% of the owners on Sullivan Street had
signed the assessment district petition.
Sam Duran, 3~10 W. 7th, stated he had no protest but asked the cost per foot on
7th Street, and was informed by Mr. Wolford that it was estimate~ at $~3.00 a
foot. Ferm-- ~rcon, 3~02 W. 7th, also did not protest but said that by tele-
phone he had been told it wonld be less ~han $~.00 a foot) ~n~ that the sewers
would be a waste if they c~_1~_~ 't be used. The City Manager explained that
proceedi~s f~ Assessment District 218 he~l been terminated because of the number
of ~wmers Ol~OSin~, but that man~ needed the sewers urgent~,v ann the district
would be re-activated within three months either on the basis of the ori$1nal
em$ineering or by negotiation fer access to Garden Gr~ve ~Maitatien District lines.
~ere bain$ no further testimony, the hearing was closed.
CITY COUNCIL - 277 - Dec~m~r 16, 1963
RES. 63-211 RESOLUTION 63-211 OF Taw. CITY COUNCIL
01qDERING WORK OF '£~ CITY OF SA/ITA ANA, CALIFORNIA,
A.D. 221 MAKING FINDINGS AND OVERRULING PROTESTS
AND OBJECTIONS, 0~DERING CERTAIN
CORRECTIONS IN I'Hm RESOLUTION OF INT~ION; OBDERING TEE CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN
WORK; AND '.'mm GIVING OF NOTICE INVITING BIDS '.'~m~EFOR, was read by title. It
was moved by Councilman Harvey, seconded by Comacilman Schlueter, that further
reading be waived and Resolutio~ 63-211 be adopted. ~n roll call vote:
AYES, COUNCILMEN:
NOES, C OUNC 17=w~N:
ABSENT, COUNCII.~EN:
Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hubbard
None
Hall
RES. 63-210 RESOLUTION 63-210 OF TEE CITY COUNCIL
WAGE RATE OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA,
DETERMINING THE GENERAL PREVAILING RATE
OF PER DI~4 WAGES FOR LEGAL HOLTDAy AND
OVERTIME WORE IN SAID CITY FOR CERTAIN CRAFTS OR TYPES OF WORE2~ (Assessment
District 221) was read by title. It was moved by Councilman ~y, seconded by
Councilman Schlueter, that further reading be waived and Resolution 63-210 be
adopted. On roll call vote:
AYES, COUNCILM~:
NOES, COUNCII~:
ABSENT, COUNCILMEN:
Harvey, Gilmnre, Schlueter~ Hubbard
None
Hall
EEARING - STRF~£
NAME CHANGES
Vice Mayor Hubbard opened the hearing
on Planning C.--=-~ssion rec?~-.endation
that street nmmes be changed as follows:
(1) Arapaho Drive to Arapahoe Drive
(2) South Townsend between Pomona and Occidental to Clara Street
Main Street, Tuetin, between L~on and East City Limits to Chestnut Avenue
14~ U~-med street one block south of Pomona between Tewnsend -~ Center to
Be named Occideatal
(5) Unnamed street 6B5 feet north of 17th Between Mlllwood and 1~7 feet east
of Nillwood to Be named 19th Street
(6) East 19th between Sherry T~e and Millwood to East 18th Street
Communications were received from the following: Clarena W. Jor~-~, 191~ E.
19th Street, stating the change is agreeable, but requesting adequate time to
make the chauge known; a petition signed by apprcximatel~ 1~ families protesting
the chqe of East 19th to East 18th Street; and a petition signed by apprcximatel~
1~ residents pretesting the change frcm South Townsend to Clara Street. On motion
of C~Aucilman Schlueter, seconded by Counc~m-~ Gilmore and carried, Council re-
ceived and ordered filed the c.--,,,micatious.
Dr. gatc~ Mac~, 1905 E. 19th Street, spoke in opposition to changing East l~th
Street t'o- ..E~.'~-t l$th Street, a~l noted that ~he nami~p~f~t~Aunamed street north
of 17~h Sl~eet and east of Millwood would be dependent on the decision regarding
19th Street. A. J. Swain, 1629 S. T~send Street, opposed change of Townsend
Street.
On motion of C~AuciZmanNarvey, seconded by Councilman Schlueter and carriad,
Co~ucil instructed the City Attorney to prepare resolutions changing street n-wes
as follows:
Arapaho Drive to Arapahoe Drive
Main Street, Tuetin, between L~on and East City ?.tm~ts to Chestnut Avenue
Unnamed street one Block south of Pomona between Townsend and Center to
be named Occidental
CITY COUNCIL - 278 - December 16, 1963
HEARING - TAXI Vice Mayor Hubbard opened the hearing on the
DRIVER APPEAL appeal filed by Marin G. Johns fro~ the Chief
of Police's refusal to iseue a permit to
operate a taxicab in the City. There being
no respense to the call for testimony, the hearing was closed. On motion of
Councilman Harvey, seconded by Councilman Schlueter and carried, Council approved
the appeal and granted permission to Matin G. Johns to operate a taxicab in the
City of Santa Aha.
HEARING - SANTA CLARA Vice Mayor Hubbard opened the hearing on the
& ~RIGHT S. E. ANNEX proposed annexatic~ of property at the south-
east corner of Santa Clara Avenue and Wright
Street. The Clerk reported that notice of
the hearing was published and mailed as required by law, that evidence thereof
was on file, and that no written protests had been received. There being no
response to the call for testimony, the hearing was closed.
RES. 63-~O9
DECLARING PROTESTS
Rw~OLUTION 63-209 DECLARING THAT A MAJORITT
PROTEST HAS NOT BEEN MADE AGAINST ANNEXATION
OF TERRITORY DESIGNATED "SANTA CLARA AND
WRIGHT S. E. ANNEX" was read by title.
It was moved by Councilman Harvey, seconded by Counc~ ~m-~ Gilmore, that further
reading be waived and Resolution 63-209 be adopted. On roll call vote:
AYES, C0UNC II/~EN:
NOES, COUNCILMEN:
A~ENT, COUNC IIZggl1:
Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hubbard
None
Hall
OND. NS-709
DECLARING ANNEXATION
ORDINANCE NB-709 DECLARING THE ANN~ATION
OF TERRITOEY DESIGNATES "SANTA CLARA A~)
WRIGHT S. E. ANNEX, was introduced by title.
It was moved by CounciLman Harvey, seconded by Councilman Schlueter,
unanimously carried, that further reading be waived and Ordinance NS-709 be
passed to second reading.
HEARING - S. SANTA Vice Mayor Hubbard opened the hearing on
ANA ANNEX NO. 6 the proposed annexation of property north
and south of Talbert, bounded by South
Main and Greenville Streets. The CZerk
reported that notice of the hearin$ was published and mailed as required by
law, that evidence thereof waa on file, and that no written protests had been
received. There ~ein$ no response to the call for testimony, the hearin~ was
c l~$ed.
RESOLUTX~I 6~-198 DEOLA~XNG TEA~ A MA~0R1T~
PROTES~ HAS NOT ~w~w MADE AGA~NS~ ANNEXATION
OF ~E~IT~ DESXGNA$ "S0~TE SANTA ANA
was move~ ~ Co~toi:l~n ff~'~, oe _o~d ~ Cmmeilman ?limit.e, ~.hat further
rea~tn$ ~e waive~ an~ Re~olution $~-19~ ~e adopted. Ca re~ eaAm vo~e~
AYES, COUNCILMEN:
NOES, COUNC ~2~EN:
AESENT, COUNC IL~EN:
Harvey, GiLmore, Schlueter, I~u?ob~
N~ae
Hall
oRD. s-697
DECLARING ~TISN
ORDINANCE NS-69? DECLARING '£,,.' ANNEXATION
OF TEB/~IT(~T DESIGNAT~n "S01~£~ SANTA AHA
ANNEX NO. 6" was iutroduced by title.
It was moved By Com~cllman Harwey~ seconded by Counctlmau Gllmore and unanlmousl~
carrled~ that further reading be walved and Oral-?nee NS-69? be passel to second
ORD. $-699 ORDINANCE NS-699 AMenDING ARTICLE IX
A.A. ~64 - HIDLE OF TEE SANTA ANA ~3NICIPAL CODE TO
CHANGE DISTRICT CLASSIFICATION ON
AMENDMenT APPLICATION ~6~ A~D AMenDING
SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 9-5-10 (EKHIBIT AA ~ A) WHEBE '£~JZ PLANNING CO~$~ISSION
RECO~END~ D~AL was read by title.
It was m~ved by CouncJl-~- Harvey~ seconded by Councilman Schlueter, that further
rending ~e waived and Ordinance NS-699 be adopted. On roll call vc~e:
AYES, COUNCILMEN:
NOES, COUNCILMEN:
ABSm~'l', ¢OUi~ IIAtEN:
Harvey, Gilmore, Sehlueter, Hubbard
None
~. NB-?O0 OI~DINANCE NS-700 AI~INu ~IC~ ~
A.A. ~75 - ~ICH ~ ~ ~A ~ ~IC~AL C~E ~
C~GE D~I~ C~SI~CATI~ ~
~ ~CATION ~75 ~ ~
S~IO~ D~I~ ~ 15-5-10 (~ ~ 475 B) ~s re~ ~ title.
It was m~ved by C~mct 1==, Harvey, seconded by Cmmc~lm-~ Schlueter, that further
reading be waived and Ordinance NS-700 Be ad~9~ed. On roll call
AYES, COUNC1-A~:
NOES, C0UN¢IL~EN:
AESm~.', COUNCZLMEN:
Harvey, Gilmore~ Schlueter, Hubbard
None
Wall
It was m~ved by C~uncilmau Harvey~ seconded by ¢c~ncl~- Sehlueter, that further
rendiug be waive~ an~ Or~tnanca NS-701 he adopted. Oa roll call vote:
AYES,
NOES, CO~N~IL~:
AES~T, COUNCILMEn:
w-~vey~ oilmore~ Sehlueter~ Hubbard
N~ne
vt was move~ by Commcla~- Narvey, seecade~ by C~ncl ~-- Schlmeter, that further
readi~ Be waive~ an~ 0r~inance ES-702 be a~te~. On roll call vo~e:
AYES, COUNCXI~E~:
NOE~, C0~NCILMEN:
AESE~T, CO~N¢~:
Harvey~ Gil~re~ 5ehlueter, Hubbard
C~TY COUNCIL - 280 - December 16, 1963
~,~ 7'/
oeo. ~-?o3
~250.2 AND 4252 was read by title.
O~DINANCE NS-703 A~mamINO SECTIONS ~250.
AND 4251. OF PART 5--INTOXICATION OF
ARTICLE IV OF THE SANTA ANA MUNICIPAL
CODE AND REPEALING SECTIONS 4250.1,
It was moved by Councilman Harvey, seconded by Couucilman Schlueter, that further
reading be waived and Ordinance NS-70B be adopted. On roll call vote:
AYES, COUNC ~:
NOW~, COUNCIIA~N:
ABSENT, COUNCILMEN:
Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hubbard
None
Hall
c"/q/o
OBD. NS-707
CD DISTRICT
0BDINANCE NS-707 EXTENDING THE ~'~'EOT OF
IhT~HIM ZONING OBDINANCE NS-667 PROVIDING
FOR C-5 USES IN THE CD DISTRICT was read
l~y title.
It was moved by Councilman Harvey, seconded by Councilman Schlueter, that
further reading be waived and Ordinauce NS-707 be adopted. On roll call vote:
AYES, COUNC~:
NOES, COUNCILMEN:
ABSENT, C0trNCIIREN:
Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hubbard
None
~rs. Jan~ce Boer, 912 N. Lowell, asked if applications could 'be filed between
January 1st and the effective date of the ordinance, and was infomed by the
City Attorney that noue could be filed durt~ this period.
ORD. NS-705 O~DINANCE NS-705 0VE~RU~ THE DECISION OF
A.A. ~80 - ~RIq~JGHS T~E PLAItING CO~$~XSSION AND ~ A~XC~
~ ~ '~ ~A A~ ~O~AL O~E ~ O~GE
D~I~ C~BS~CATION ~ ~
A~TI~ ~0 ~ ~ B~I~ D~I~ ~ 26-5-~ ~ ACC~CE
W~ ~ ~ ~A ~s ~tr~uced~ tit~. It ~s ~ C~ci~
~, sec~ed ~ C~c~l~- Gi~, ~ ~~ c~i~, t~t ~her
~ be ~i~ ~ ~ce ~-705 be ~ss~ to sec~ ~ad~.
0~. ~S-706 O~I~CE ~S-706 AME~DINO A~IOLE IX OF
A.A. ~81 - CASE-SWAI'NE SANTA ~ MUNICIPAL CODE TO CHANGE DISTRICT
CLASSIFICATION ON AMEI~DME~T APPLICATION NO.
~81 AND AM~qDING SECTI(H~AL DISTRICT MAP
8-5-9 (AA ~81 A) ~m~$ introduced by title. It was moved, by Counc~l-~- Harvey,
seconded by Ooune~qm, Gilmore, and ,.,,~,,imousl,y carrie~, that further reading
be waived and Ordinance NS-706 be passed to seccad readiu~.
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C~TY PAttiNG LOTS
O~I~/~E I~S-708 AM~DING TEE SANTA A~A
~ICIPAL C~E Ff AM~DiI~ SESTIC~S 3268.S
AND 3312, AND ADDING SECTION 3312.13 TO
REGULATE PARXING GN C1T~ O~ED PA~INO LOT~
was intr~uced by title. It was reeved ~y C~uncilmam Harvey, seconded by C~u~cil-
m,~ Gilmore, and ,,~m~Asly carried, that further reading be waived and Ordinance
NS-708 be passed te secc~d rea~g.
RECESS
Vice Mayor Hubbard declared a 5 mfnute
recess at 9:32 p.m. T~e meetim~ was
reconvened at 9:38 p.m. with Cc~ucilmen
Harvey, Schlue~er, Gilmore and Vice
Mayor Hubbard present.
RES. 63-202 RESOLDTION 63-202 OF '£~m CITT COUNCIL
MORRISON OF 'SHE CITY OF SANTA ANA EXPRESSING
APPRECIATION TO KE~N~£E E. MORRISON
FOR HIS LONG AND ABLE SERVICE TO THE
PEOPLE OF ORANGE COUNTY was read by title. It was moved by Councilman Harvey,
seconded by Councilman Schlueter, that further reading be waived and Resolutio~
63-202 be adopted. On roll call vote:
AYES, COUNCIIA~EN:
NOES, C~II2~EN:
ABS~T, COUNC~:
ltarvey,, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hubbard
None
Hall
I~ES. 63-~03
DE~S - NO CASH
Deeds for acceptance were su~ltted
fr~-the following:
L~wry and Associates, street easement, northwest co~er of Wash4~mton Aven~e
amd B~sh Street
Catarino N. Pad~ and Co~suelo C. Padilla, street easement~ east side of
English Street, north of Eighth Street
RESOLIY~ION 63-203 ACC~a~i'ING D,:,:,~ W~a~E TEE CITY IS PAYING NO CASH CONSIDI~ATION
was read by title. It was moved by Connci~aan Harvey, seconded by Coumc~
Schlueter, that further reading Be waived and Resolution 6~-20~ be adopted. On
roll call v~te:
AYES, COUNCII~EN:
NOES, CO~CII~EN:
ABSENT, C 0~NCIIAW~N:
Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter~ t~Abbard
N~ne
Hall
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V.A. ~8~5 - LEONA~O
CONDITIONS was read ~y title.
RE~OLDTION 63-188 OVEBI~ULING T.,: PLANNING
COI~ISSION AItD GRAIITZNG A VARIANCE ON
VARIANCE APPLICATION NO. 18~5 l~Tv.~ Ef
DGXANDER P. LEONA~D, ET AL, SUBJECT TO
it was reeved by Councilman Harvey, seconded by
Counc~l~-~ Schlueter, that further reading Be waived an~ Resolution 63-188 be
adopted. On roll call vote:
AYES, COUNCILMEN:
NOES, C0t~C~:
ABBENT, COUNC~:
None
Hall
RES. 63-21B The committee appointed to ~eck ~
WAT~ ~S e~e ~e bids ~ the ~a= f~ ~
b~ ~ ~ p~s~ ~ t~s
~ r~ed t~t the bid of B~
· Co.~ ~c. is the bi~ yie~ the l~et n~ ~terest cost.
ClTT COUNCIL - 282 - December 16~ lq6q
After considering the various bids and the report thereo~, it was moved by
Councilma~ Harvey and seconded by Councilman Gilmore that Resolution No.
63-213~ entitled "RE~OLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANA~
AWAI~DING $2~000,000 BONDS OF SA~D CITY TO TEE BEST BIN)DER AND RF./ECTING ALL
(YIS~R BIDS~" be adopted.
Upon the following vote:
AYES, COUNCII/~EN:
NOES, ¢0UN¢~:
AESENT,
Hubbard~ Harvey~ Gilmore, Schlueter
None
Hall
said Resolution No. 63-213 was ~eclared adopted.
RE~. 63-199 RE~OLUTION 63-199 UPHOLDING THE DECISION OF
V.A. 1855 - PERKINS ZONING ADMINISTRATOR AND GRANTING A VARIANCE
ON VARIANCE APPLICATION NO. 1855 FIT.~ ~
ARTHUR L. PERKINS was read by title. It
was moved by Councilman Harvey, seconded by Co~c~ 1man Schlueter, that
further reaa~g be waived and Resolution 63-199 be adopted. On roll call vote:
AYES, COUNCIIREN:
NOES, COUNCILMEN:
ABSENT, COUNCIIREN:
Harvey, Gilmore~ Schlueter~ Hubbard
None
P~S. ~3-201 RESOLUTION 63-201 OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
CR0~SING GUARD 'i'~ CITY 0F ~A ~ ~G~G ~ ~0~ION
C~ ~ A S~ STA~E ~ICH W~ ~ SCH~L
D~IC~ ~ C0~E T~ ~ ~E
OF ~A~G SCH~L CROSS~G GU~ ~TI~ ~s read by title. It ~s
m~ ~ C~ci~ Ha~, secon~d ~ C~ci~ S~eter, t~t ~her
rea~ be ~i~d ~d Resol~i~ 63-201 be ~ed. ~ ro~ ca~ v~e:
AYE8, COUNCILMEN:
NOES, C0UNC!IREN:
AESE~T, C0~rNC2iA~EN:
Harvey~ Gilmore~ Schlueter, Hubbard
None
HuLl
RES. 63-205 RESOLUTION 63-205 DECLARING THE BOUNDABVw~
TRAFFIC DISTRICT A OF CENTRAL TRAFFIC DISTRICT "A" was read
by title. It was moved by Councilman
Harvey, seconded by Councilman Schlueter,
that further reading Be waived and Resolution 63-205 be adopted. On roll
0
call vote:
AYES, COUNC~:
NOES, COUNC~:
ABSENT, COUNCILM~:
Harvey, Gilmore~ Schlueter~ Hubbard
None
RES. 63-206 i~0LUTION 63-206 DECLARING B(XJNDARIES
TRAFFIC DISTRICT B OF ~E~L TItAFFIC DISTRICT "B" was read
by title. It was moved by Cmmcl!t~.n
Harvey~ seccude~ by ¢ounc~ \._~ Schlueter,
that further res&ling be waived an~ Resolution 63-206 be adopted. On roll
eall v~te:
AYES~ COUNCILMEN:
NOES, COUNCILMEN:
A~5~IT, COUNCILMEN:
Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hubbard
None
Hall
CITY COUNCIL - 283 - Deceml~er 16~ 1963
RE~. 63-~08
RE~OLUTION 63-208 R~OVING PARKING
~'-'~ AT CERTAIN LOCATIONS IN CENTRAL
TRAFFIC DISTRICT "B" vas red ~y title.
It WaS moved l~j Couneilm~ Harvey;
seucuded By Co~nc~l~n Schlueter, that further reading be wa~vet --~ Resol~on
v 63-H08 be adopted. On roll call vote:
AYES, COUNCIIRE~:
NOES, COUNCILMEN:
A~S~T, COUNCIIR~:
Harveyj Gilmore, Schlueterj HuBbard
Hall
AYES, COUNCILMEN:
NOES, CO~N¢IIREN:
ABSENT, COUNCILM~:
Harvey~ Gilmore, 8chlueter, Hubbar~
Hall
AYES,
A~SENT, COU~CIIRE~:
Earvey; Gilmore; $chlueter; R~bbax~
Hall
RES. 63-~0~ RESOLUTION 63-~0~ D~X~LARIN~ A l~IX~n
~ 0~ O~GE TO ~ ~E F~ LT~ 0~
tit~. It ~s ~d ~ C~ci~
~ sec~ ~ C~c~ S~l~er, that ~her reaa~ ~ ~i~ ~
Reso~ti~ 63-2~ ~ ~e~. ~ roll ca~ v~e:
AYES,
NOE~, COUnCILMEn:
A~SE~, COUNCILMEN:
HarveT, Gilmore, Schlue~er, Hubbanl
Ncae
Hall
Cl~ COt~r~ - 28~ - December 16, 1963
AGF~IT On motion of Councilman Harvey~ seconded by
S. PACIF. CO. Counc~ma~ Gilmore and earrled~ Council
approved agreement with Southern Pacific
Cc,.~auy for right off entry regarding
str~ctioa of Project 138, First Street U~derpass.
RA£1'1' ST~m~'£ Council received a staff reporb regarding a
CR0~$ING request for a mid-block crosswalk ~ Raitt
Street in fro~t of Johu Adams School.
Comments o~ the aecessity for ad&itional
protection of the children were made by Reginal~ Glahu~ 2058 S. Reno, Eeith
Eeaxqa~, 1923 W. St. Gertrude, aa~ WilX~am L. Atherton, 2031 S. Artesia.
~CE SERVICE Council received a petltloo for re-heariug
o~z Certificate to operate amb,,l~-ce granted
to Wi~dh AmDu~nce Service ~ December 2,
196B. Vice Mayor Hubbard ruled no actlom
was necessary i~asmach as a court hearing o~ the matter was alread~r set.
J//m /
PARKING O~ mctlo~ of Cou~cilmau Harvey, seconded by
Councilman Schlueter and carried, Council
received and ordered filed a staff report
regarding requests for changes ia parking
restrictioas fr~a businesses in the vicinity of Broadway~ 10th to Washiagbo~
mud from the Dow~towm ~owl.
STREET VACATION Om mobien of Councilman Narvey, seconded by
Councilma~ Schlueber and carried, Council
referred to the City Manager for further
investigation a request by Starer Brothers
Markets for vacation of a portion of Edinger Street at Fairview.
LITTLE LEAGUE Acting upon a request fr~ the Valley Little
Leag~% the City Couucil on motion of Cou~cll-
man Harvey, seconded by Cou~cilmam Gilmore
amd carried, gra~ted authorization to proper
agencies to use City property for pla¥img Little League Baseball u~der control
of the Recreation and Parks Department, with the understandtug that there shall
be a~ pe~t fLvbure~ or ex~emetve iastallatt~, am~ t~b the ~e ~hall ~e
term~-ate~ ~ n~bice ~ the Cit~.
ADVVa0E~ C0S$=A'~'mm 0m ~t~ of C~ct~ ~, ~ee~d ~
~I~TZ~ C~ct~ S~l~er ~ c~l~, C~eil
recet~ ~d ~red fi~ a ~ter ~
~e ~e~ti~ C~ttee of the Citiz~
Advla~ O~+,tee f~ the ~n~l P~ ~ ~ the ~e~tt~ ~
t~ ~ers~ ~ a ~tar ~ ~s. ~e ~ ~th~a~-E h~ resi~tl~.
C1T~ CO~CZL
- 285 -
December 16, 1963
~a~,~NE~S LICENSE ~ ~u of C~c~ ~ seco~
~,~:~ ~ C~c~ ~ch~u~er ~ c~
C~cl~ recei~ ~d o~e~d fl~d ·
r~uest ~ ~e D~t~ S~a ~
Ass~ti~ t~t the City ~er ~es~ his ~s~ s~u~ ~ ~ss ~c~se
fees for c~si~erati~ ~ ~ion ~ the Ci~ C~cil.
~/$
APPEAL 102 0~ motion of Councilm~n Wa~vey, second~
by Councilman S~lu~er ~ c~i~,
C~cil a~r~ed the ~q~st of Jack
~s, R~ Hi~ Ri~e ~tates, ~t~
t~t A~al 1~ ~ V~i~ce A~cati~ ~B1 to c~st~ a~s at
2~0 N. Gr~ be ~a~.
0~D~N DRIVE On metion of Councilman Harvey, seccn~led
APPROACH by Councilman Gilmore an~ earried,
Cc~ucil approve~ staff
for approval of ~J$ foot width for the
first &riveway south of 17th Street on the east side of Rristol Street.
STAnDArD 0~L LEASE On m~ciou of Counc~l-~- Harvey, secc~Xed
by Cc,Anc~l~ Gilmore ~ud carried,
Council approved ter~t~tion of lease
with the Sta~r~ Oil C~ of
Calif~rnia on December 31, 1~3, for propex~cY at 8th ~u~ Flower Str~;s.
SURPLUS PROPER~f REPORT On ~c~ion of C~ci~ ~, sec~
~ C~ci~ Gi~ ~ c~i~,
C~cil ~ceive~ ~d o~ fi~
S~ ~y Re~ No. 52~3 reg~-
~ se~ce stati~ ~t at ~ ~ ~r; ~ec~ the pr~y s~l~;
~ a~h~ized sa~ to the h~eet bi~r.
M0~QU1T0 ABA~E~T On ~oti~a of C~Aucil~an Narveyj, seco~de~
APPO~T~ by C~uneilman Gil~re an~ carri~l,
Ceuncil approve~ reappoletment of W. D.
0bart to the 0range County Mosquito
Abat-~ut District for a two-year term beg~-~-E January 1, 1~.
ClT~ COUNCIL - 28~ - Dece~er 16, 1963
TRAFFIC CO~fROL On motion of Councilman Gilmore, secca~ed
by Councilm~n Schlueter and carried, Council
received and referred to the City M~n-ger
for report a petition with ab~At 31 signatures
sut~nitted by Roosevelt P.T.A. Board requesting traffic control at 4th and Lacy
Streets.
CI~T~.~S ~J)V~ORY C01~'£'mm On m~ion of C~ci~ ~, sec~ed
~ C~cil~- Glare ~d ~i~ C~cil
a~ a~o~t of ~ C~be~ to
the Citizens A~s~ C~ttee for the
~ral P~ ~o~; as rec.~,~.~ud~ ~ the P~ C~esi~.
PU~C SPEA~G On motion of Council-~ ~,~ey; secon~ecl
by Councilman Gilmore and carried, Council
approved request frc~ David W. Thorne for
~0 day extension of permission to preach
the gospel on the street corner at 4th ~ud Broadway, F~iday nights from 7:30
p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
ROME ~ On motion of Co~ucilman Harvey; seco~ed
ASSOCIATION ~ C~ci~ ~er ~ c~ie~,
C~cil recei~ ~d refe~ to ~e City
~ger for ~stigation ~d repo~ a
p~iti~ ~th a~r~te~ 205 sixties of m~bers of the H~ ~ers
Associeti~ ~ S~st S~ta ~ f~ l~r spe~ l~m~t ~ McFa~en ~ the
Ri~r to the City 11m~ts; ~ts ~sta~d at ~den ~d ~c~d, Nc~d~n
~d Ne~ope, ~d ~en ~ ~B~ ~le~; ~d for cross~ ~,~ et
~tersection of Mc~en ~d Gen~.
TRACT ~236 On motion of Councilman Harvey, seconded
by Counc~lm~u Gilmore and carried; Council
approved Amendment No. 1 to Declaration
of Covenants; Conditions and Restrictions
and Power of Attorney for Tract 4236, Eric Enterprises, Inc.
SALARY INCREASEB
increases for meritOrious service.
On m~tion of Councilman Harvey; seconded
~y Councilman Gilmore and carried, Council
approved the City M~uager's repert dated
December 16, 1~63 ree,~-mandtng a~
A~,,m~IAL ~GRWAY
BUDGET
On motion of Councilman Harvey, seconded
by Councilman Gilmore and carried, Council
approved proposed pro~ects for Arterial
Highway Financing Funds for 196~-65.
287 - Deceaber 1~,
On ruction of Counctlmaa ~arvey; seconcled
~y Councilman Gilmore and carried;
Contact1 granted extenste~ of leaee at
1032 W. 8th to July, 196~ for Boy
Scouts of America.
FINAL MAP - Final Map, Tract 4569, w~s filed by
TRACT ~569 Style C~ampiou Hemes to create 36 lo~s
~a the west side of Harbor appra~w~tel~
1320 feet noxT~ of Eainger. It was ~o~
by Councilman ~; seconded by Counc~!~A~ Gilmore and carried~ that Council
approve Tract Map ~569, accept the dedications thereen, and authorize execution
of the subdivision a~reement.
RE~. 63-212 RE~OLUffION 63-212 OF I~A'~I'ION TO APPROVE
RET~ SYS'£E~ AN AM~DM~T TO C0m"n~CT IL~T~=.:~ '£~m '
CONTRACT ' ~ OF ADMA~/STRATI0~ OF THE STATE
~2~PLOYm~' RETIRemENT 8YST~ AND 'r~E ~
CITY COUNCIL ~F THE CITY OF SANTA ~gA was reacl by title. It was moved by Cgune~
man Harvey, secm~led by Counc~W--~ Schlueter, that further reading be waive~ and
Resolution 63-~12 Be adopted. On roll call vo~e:
AYES, COUNC~:
NOES, COU~CILMEN:
A~mxr, COUNCII/~:
~ey; Gilmore, Schlueter~ Hubbard
None
Na11
WR-'rr~ CO~X~ICATIONS
On mo~ion of Councilman Ba~¥ey; seconded
by Comacilman Gilmore a~l carried,
C~uncil received and ox~lered file~ the
follow~ c.-.-~icati(ms:
Re.olutions a~ Arterial Hi~ Financing Pr.ogr,am to alloea.te
$55,832.87 for Project AKFP ~100 (Talbert Avenue, ~00 E. HarBor
$51,~17.~7 for Pro~ect ~lB7 (I~aho Street, Ocean Aveaue to Imperial
BOUNDARY CO~SSION -
Report fin~ h~ies def~-~te far McFa~len Townhouse Aunexaticm -
Revised to City ~f Santa Ana.
TRA~#'~C ~ -
Report of traffic centrel devices installed or re~ove~ 11-27-63 through
CITY OF ORANGE -
N~tice af proposed Ann~xatio~ No. 222 of property located in the vicinity
~ Fletcher Ree~ an~ Batavia Street.
VARL~NCE AND COI~DITIONAL USE ~ DECXSI0~S -
~ by the I~-~-~E CcemiBsiO~ er Zemin~ ~a,~-tetrator, in which n~
appeal has been fil~l.
Cl~Y COUNCIL - 288 - December 16, 1963
C.U.P. 158, Cantu - To construct a 14 bed rest home for the aged in
the R i district at 2533 W. California - DENVmg.
C.U.P. 159~ McGuire - To establish a family recreation center of
billiaxle and indoor archery in a C 1 shopping center at 1002 E..
17th Street - APPROVe.
V.A. 1859~ Smith - To construct new office addition to rear of old
fire station and to use upstairs of station for offices at 1322 N. Sycamore.
V.A. 1860, Pacific Outdoor Advertising Co. - To construct a 15' x
~6' roof sign 43' above the street with less than required setback
at 300 N. Mmin - APPROVED.
V.A. 1861, Starr - To waive or reduce rear lot setback in the C 2
district at 104 N. Hathaway - APPROVED.
V.A. 1863, Raya - To construct a 6-unit~ 2 story apartment cmaplex
en R 2 property at ~9 E. Chestnut - APPROVED.
V.A. 1864, Siegel - To convert and utilize a si~le family residence
for medical offices in the R 1 district at 2025 Flora Avenue - DEN~Rn.
LIQUOR LIC]2~SE APPLICATIONS -
The Ponderosa, 2317 W. First - 0N-SAL~. GENERAL
Leonardo's Pizza House, 1239 W. McFadden - NEW OFF-SALE
Casares, Raymond G. and Nellie R.~ 1704 W. First - ON-SALE
Speedee Mart, Inc., 1532 S. Flower - OFF-SALE R~m~ & WINE
Mark, Vincent A.~ 317 S. B~istol - NEW OFF-SALE ~,:~!~ & WINE
Dizzyland Tavern, 718 E. ~th Street - ON-SALE
Walt's Fine Food, 30~ N. B=oadway - ON-SALE BEER
c~?;~ BOUNDARY CO~4ISSION -
Minutes of the Boundary Co.=~lssion finding the boundaries of proposed
annexation of territory to the City of Orange No. 223 are mot definite end
certain.
ADJOUBNMENT
At 10:05 p.m., there being no further business
to cc~e before the Council, the meeting was
adjourned to 5:00 p.m., December 23, 1963
in the Council Chamber~ on motion of Council-
~an Har~, seconded by Councilman Gilmore
and carried.
CLERK OF TEE COUNCIL
CITY COUNCIL - 289 - December 16, 1963