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OF ~HE CI~ COUi~CIL OF
CIT~ OF SAI~A ANA~
February 17, 1~
T~e meet~ ~ae calle~ to or,er at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Cheaters, 217
~e Plebe ~f A~gi~ce to ~e ~ the ~cati~
Jesus R. Caetro~ ~he~e M~h~iet
APPROVAL OF Mi~UT~
On motica of Councilman ~ubbar~
seconded by Counci~--- Schlueter and
carried~ the Minutes of the Re~,~-~
Meeting of February 3, 1~o~ were
approved am mailed.
HEARING - APPEAL 1].2 Mayor Hall opened the hearin~ ~ Appeal
~.T.~ Applicatic~ 112 filed by David E.
IC~ller from the Plauni~ C~mainsion's
denial of Variance 1~3~ to construct
a 120 unit, o~e an~ tw~ story apar~aent c~lex c~ R 1 preperty at 1~01 Santiago.
The Clerk reported that notice of the haarin~ was maile~ to adjacent property
owners o~ Febrvary 10~ 1~6~ and that the following c:-.....;,~cati~s had becel
receive~
Letter of opp~sitien from Mrs. Charles M. Calvin.
Favorable letter from William J. Schroer~ President of Santa Aha ~e~ical
Arts~ Inc.; an~ a letter frcm James Wor~.~ rec.--~.~ing that the Council's
decisien be base~ c~ what is best for entire city. On m~cio~ of Counc~2,~.u
HubBard~ secc~de~ by Councilman Schlueter an~ carried~ the c~unicaticns
were receive~ and c~xlered filed.
PROP0~E~TS' Robert Rickles, 611 W. Sth Street,
TESTXMOI~ attorney representing the appellant,
with the use of slides showe~ the
architectural design amd plot plan
of develolments such as Treehaven West~ 17th amd Yorba, Eenwoo~ Tow~house~ 17th
and Mabury~ Coco P$~, 17th and Tustin, Hillview Terrace, 17th and Sherry Lane,
an~ Sandalwood, off 17th Street, noting that all have cc~enercial zo~in~ c~ 17th
Street with garden apa~-:.,,,ents in the rear~ an~ that not allo~ the Keller
property to be so developed denies the owner a right possessed by other property
in the same vicinity. ~ cite~ the tax advautage to the City~ the Judicious
use of property to handle increased populatioa forecasts of ~enerel Plan, the
buffering this use would be between R 1 and c~.,~ercial zoning.
D~al~ Bruner~ South Coast M~rt~a~e C~ representin~ the a~e~ stated
~t ~ his ~i~ ~ ~her l~d~ i~tituti~s, ~e~ ~e ~y R 1
~ ~e ~ ethic h~ship became of ~e h~ ~ice f~ ~i~ the h~s
~ ~ to be so~; t~t R ~ ~e~l~t ~ be h~eet ~ best ~e of
~e~ ~ w~ p~v~t ha~ip. ~. H. H. ~ 2~21 ~t~ sp~ ~
fair of the p~osal if ~1~ as sh~ ~ ~e a~.
ClT~ CO,SOIL -322-
February 17, 1~
OPPONE~2S' Nathan W. Tarr~ 902 E. Avalon, spoke in
TESTIMONY opposition, stating no hardship had been
proved by the proponent as required by the
Municipal Code since the property is owned
in fee by the Rohr family~ w~s leased to Bellehurst Apartments subject to
existing zoning with fixed rental, provided however that the owner would assist
in obtaining rezoning if desired by lessee; and based on decision in Minnie vs.
Azusa~ self induced hardship is not hardship referred to in Code. Mr. Tarr
stated brochure introduced by applicant setting forth tax advantage was immaterial
and should not be considered as evidence. At the request of Mr. Tarr and on
motion of Councilmau Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Schlueter and carried~
petitions filed by protestants in preceding hearing were received and filed as
part of this hearing. Mr. Tarr stated Mr. ~runer's testimony regarding econOmic
hardship was opinion of person directly involved based on hearsay testimony of
others not present for cross examination; stated also that area is already
adequately buffered.
Walter L. Harwoed~ 2110 Santiago, an appraiser with a loan institution and
resident of area, spoke in opposition to the application, stating that devaluation
of surrounding properties would be frOm two to three thousand dollars, citing
an example in Tustin, and stated assessed valuations were used in brochure and
are not considered evidence of actual market value. He also stated it will be
harder to obtain financing in area if this proposal is granted.
The following property o~ners also spoke in opposition: Mrs. O. A. Budlong,
1006 E. Catalina; K. W. Jacobs~ 915 E. Avalon; Mrs. E. R. Siegfried~ 1201 E.
Avalon; E. H. West~z~er, 622 E. 20th; Gail Whittesey, 253~ Santiago; Albert H.
Jones, 910 E. Santa Clara; Harold Craig, 806 E. Catalina; noting number of
hOmes selling o~ B~ffalo for $36,000; that sOme apartments mentioned by pro-
ponents are sold and not rentals; that apartments shown are not on same
sectional district map and not in vicinity of proposal; that increased revenue
frOm taxes would be offset by services required; that proposal is for ten acres
out of forty leaving possibility of more apartment development; t~at in
experience of Mr. Albert Jones employed by Orange County in appraisal field,
deva~_~,-tion of surro~n~ing properties has occured following apartment develop-
~ent.
STAFF REPORT The Plamuing Director reviewed action of
the pIA~i~g C~m~,.lgsio~, which denied
application because there were no
special circumstances, no denial of
substantial property right, amd because they felt that this was one of the
few prime R 1 areas remaining in the city.
REBUTTAL Mr. Rickles claimed hardship applied to
property iselfs not owner; that devaluatioa
of surrounding R 1 property may occur in
isolated areas, but not generally; that
n,~,~m~ers of oppomeats or propOments is not proper criteria; that same architect
has beea engaged as for projects shown; that staff c~!~ents dated November 11,
196~ (read by Mr. Rickles) expressed belief application would represent land
uae chauge and no rec~-,mendation was made; that special circ~astances do exist
because ten acre, squsre parcel made R 1 design almost impo?sible,~ and at
prohibitive per lot cost. A layout for R 1 development at $29,575 per lot was
received and ordered filed on motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Council-
ma~ Schlueter and carried.
Mr. Craig pointed out per lot cost was ~ased on amortization of lease and that
develolxaents shown were all over o~e mile from subject property. There bei~
no further testimo~F, the hearing was closed.
It was moved by Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Harvey, that the City
Council uphold the action of the Planming C?..~ssion and instruct the City
Attorney to prepare a resolution denying Variance Application 18B4. On roll
CITT COUNCIL
- 323 -
February 17, 196~
call vote:
AYES,
NOES,
AES~T,
COUNCILM~: Hubbard, gs~vey~ HaLl
COUI~CIIREN: Gilmore, Schlu~er
COU~CLLMEN: 'None
RECESS
At 8:55 p.m. a five m~nute recess wes
declared. 'The meeting wes ree~avened
at 9:00 p,m. with the same Council-
men present.
KEAR~I~G - APPEAL 11~ Ma~or Hall opened the hearing continued
I~f~060 from February 3, 1~o~ on Appeal il8
file~ by the Director of Public Works
fr~a the p1m~,~_, Cc~aission's
approval ~ith~ut conditions of Varimnee'1872 (Re~noso & Co. applieatiea to cea-
struct e~ht ~.unit apart~eat ~build4-~_s c~ separate C 2 lots at 1619-1~33 W.
) ·
The Clerk reported a request for a two week ~elay ha~ been reeeive~ fre~ ~ohn
D. C~, att~ f~ ~e a~lic~t~ ~ ~e C~eil ~ ~eeiv~ ~ ~i~
fr~ the '.City Att~ ~t ~ a~enl c~ be file~ p~er~ ~ t~ D~ of
~ c~r~ed~ the he~ ~s c~t~d to ~ 2~ 1~ 7:~0 p~.~ ~ ~e
HEARING - ~.~APP...~T1 Mayor Hall opened the hearing:~ttnaed
BULLOCK fron January 20, 1~ on ~t
A~licati~ ~71 fi~ ~ ~ ~ck
p~os~ to rec~ssi~ ~ the
M 1 to ~e City R ~ District~ p~e~y on the east ~ ~st sides of
b~ N~ a~ ~er. ~e C~rk r~ea a c--..~...,-icati~ ~ the P~-
~ C~..-.~:~si~ ~queste~ ~ t~ for st~ of ~e ~tter. Dale He~ 6~
West ~ atto~ for the a~lie~ state~ the a~lic~t ~ no ob~e~i~ to
a c~tin~ce of 30 to ~
C~ motion of Counci!~mu ~ubbax~ seeoncled by Counc.ilman Gilmore ~n~ carrie~;
Council ~ontinue~ t~e hearir~ to April 20~ 1~ 7.~0 p.~.~ in the C~ncil
Chamber~ !217 North Main.
~EARING - ~. APP. ~J~ Mayor Hall opene~ the hearing continue~
'gT~ql~ & ~G~JLD fr~a ~anuary 20~ 1~ on Amendment
Application ~ filed by ILiskey and
Gould; proposing to amend Sectional
District ~aps 17-5-9 and 20-~-9 to reclassify frc~ the M 1 to the R ~ District
property .on the east side of Gran~ between Warner a-~ McFe2hlen. The Clerk report-
ed a c.---~*cation fro~ the P~a-~ C.-...~esion requested more time for study
of the matter. Dale He~-~y~ attormey for the applicant, state~ the applicant
ha~ no objection to a co~tin,,~ce of BO to ~O ~a~s.
On motion of Cotuleil~n ~Abbar~ seconded by O~unci. lman Gilmore and carried,
Council oc~tinue~ the hearing to April 20, 1~, 7.30 P.J., in the C~uncil
Chamber, !217 North Main.
CXT~ COU~¢IL - 32~ - Febx-,-~y 17, 1~
HEARING - AMEND. APP. 4B5 Mayor Hall opened the hearing continued from
LAMBERT January 20, 1964 on Amendment Application
435 filed by Barbara Lambert, proposing to
amend Sectional District Map 17-5-9 to
reclassify frcm the M I to the R 4 District property south of McFadden, west of
Lyon. The Clerk reported a communication from the Planni~ Commissio~ requested
more time for study of the matter. Dale Heinly, attorney for the applicant~
stated the applicant had no objection to a continuance of 30 to 60 days.
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Gilmore and carried,
Council continued the hearing to April 20~ 1964, 7:30 p.m.~ in the Council
Chamber, 217 North Main.
ORAL PROTEST
L. M. Duntley, 727 W. 7th, LOS Angeles, owner
of property at the northwest corner of
McFadden and Ivon, objected to any change
of zoning in that area frcm M 1 to R 4.
c~/~/
CODE AMEND~IT
Mayor Hall opened the hearing on proposed
amendment to Section 9271., subsection (r),
paragraphs (1) and (2)~ future right of
way lines for Santa Clara Avenue.
The Clerk reported that notice of the hearing was published in The Register on
February 1, 1964 and that no written c.~..~u_uications or objections had been
received. There being no response to the Mayor's call for testimor~ the
hearing was closed.
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Harvey and carried,
Council approved the revision of future right of way lines for Santa Clara between
Main and Broadway as recommended by the Planning Cc~mnission~ and instructed the
City Attorney to prepare an ordinance amending the Municipal Code accordingly.
BUSINESS LICENSE
TAXES
0EDINANCE NS-718 REENACTING THE PROVISIONS
OF THE SANTA ANA ~JNICIPAL CODE REGARDING
BUSINESS LICENSE TAXES was read by title.
It was moved by Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilmaa Schlueter, that
further reading be waived and Ordinance NS-718 be adopted. On roll call vote:
AYES, COUNCILMEN:
NOES, COUNC II~N:
ABSENT, COUNCiLM~:
Hubbard, Harvey~ Gi~more~ Schlueter, Hall
None
None
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ORD. NS-715
B~I~D SANCTUARY
ORDINANCE NS-715 ADDING SECTIONS 4275.2
AND 4275.3 PART 7, CHAw.'~ 2, ARTICLE IV
OF THE SANTA ANA ~NICIPAL CODE MAKING THE
CITY OF SANTA ANA A BIRD SANCTUARY was read
by title.
It was moved by Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Schlueter, that further
reading be waived and Ordi~-~ee NS-715 be adopted. On roll call vote:
AYES, COUNCIIREN:
NOES, COUNC 1-~:
ABSENT, COUNCII~:
Hubbard~ Harvey~ Gilmore~ Schlueter, Hall
None
None
CITY COUNCIL . 325 - February 17, 1964
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0~D. NS-717 (~{DINANCE NS-?i? AMENDING SECTION 3~
~ FA~ OF '1'~ ~A ~ ~IC~AL C~E ~
Sp.:.:u T.~S C~GE OR ~D ~ FAC~
~S ~ S~~ ~ EIG~'n~
FA~~ F~T S~'~ ~ G~ A~ ~s read ~ title.
It was moved by Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Counc~lm-- Schlueter, that further
reading be waived and Ordinance NS-TI7 be adopted. On roll call vote:
AYES, COUN¢II~EN:
NOES, COUNCII~EN:
ABSENT, COUNCII/~EN:
Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
None
None
01~D. N~-716 O~DINANCE NS-716 AMENDING ARTICLE ~X
AA ~4 -CONELIN OF Tam SANTA ANA M~NICIPAL C0~)E TO
CHANGE DISTRICT CLASSIFICATION ON
AMEND~NT APPLICATION ~8~ AND AMENDING
SECTIONAL DISTRICT NAP 6-5-9 (Ea~A~IT AA ~ A) was read by title.
It was moved by C~uncilman Hubbard, sec~d.~v ~y C~uncilman Schlueter~ that
further rea~!~_= Be waiv-~ aaa Ordinance NS 716 be add, ted. On roll call vote:
AYES,
NOES, COUNCI/REN:
ABSENT, COUNCILM~:
Hubbard, gary,, Gilmore, Schlueter, HaLl
None
No~e
POOL EAL~
oHDn%~c~. ~S-TZ9 AM~Dnm SECTZO~S
6333, 633], ~ 6336 ~ ~
S~TION 6338 ~ ~ ~A ~ ~C~AL
C~E ~T~G ~L ~ ~s ~d
~ title.
It was moved by C~uncilman Hubbard, sec~ed by ¢~uamilman Schlueter, that
further reading be waived and Ordinance NS-TI9 be adopted. On roll call vote:
AYES, ¢O~N¢ILM~:
NOES, ¢O~NCILM~:
ABSENT, COUNCILMEN:
Eubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
No~e
None
*~/~
RES. 6~-1~ P~OLUTiON 64-18 DECLARING WITHDRAWAL
LIGHTING:DISTRICT OF T~ ~ ~E ~T~ ~G
D~ICT ~s read ~ title. It ~s
m~d ~ C~ci~ ~bb~, seceded
~ C~c~ ~-~ ~t ~her read~ be ~i~ ~ Resolution ~'~ be
· ad~ed. ~ ro~ ea~ ~e:
AYES, COUNCILMEN:
NOES, COUNCIIREN:
ABS~2~T, COUNCIIREN:
Hubbard, Harvest, Gilmore, Schlueter~ HaLl
None
None
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RES. 6~-t9 RESOLUTION 6~-19 UPHOLDING '-'am DECISION
CUP 160 - ~.T~GSHEIM OF TWR. PLA~alNG CO~94ISSION AND D~2~YING
APPLICATION FOR C~tDITIONAL USE r~a~IT
NO. 160 FILED B~ OSCAR W. ~.7WG~HEIM
was read: by title. It was moved by Ceuncihasn Eu~bard.~ seceded b~. Councilman
Harvey ~hat further reading be waive~ and Resolution 6~-19 be ad~ed. On roll
call vote:
AYES, ¢0UN¢ILM~:
NOES, COUNCILMEN:
A~SE~T, COUNCILMEn:
Hubbard, Harvey~ Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
None
None
COUNCIL - 326 - Feln-~-~y 17, 196~
RES. 64-ao
D~m~$ - CASH
Deed and escrow instructions were sub~Itted
frmu }4 P G Ranch, real property, northwest
corner of Warner and Newport Blvd., Escrow
No. 50673-K, $1,8~5.00.
RESOLUTION 6~-20 ACCEPTING A D~:~,~ WHERE T~L~ CITY IS PAYING A CASH CONSIDERATION
was read by title. It was moved by Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilmau
Harvey that further readiug be waived and Resolution 6~-20 be adopted. On roll
call vote:
AYES, COUNCILMEN:
NOES, COUNCILMEN:
ABS~IT, COUNCILMEN:
Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
None
None
RES. 64-21
DEEDS - NO CASH
Deeds were submitted as follows:
F. Gerald and Ruth B. English, street easement, west side of Kin~, south of 17th.
Estate of Anton H. Segerstrom, street easement, east side of Fairview, south of
Warner.
Santa Ana Cummunity Hospital Association, street easement, northeasterly corner
of Wellington and Lacy.
RESOLUTION 64-21 ACCEPTING D~S WItERETHE CITY IS PAYING NO CASH CONSIDERATION
was read by title. It was moved by Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman
Harvey that further reading be waived and Resolution 6~-21 be adopted. On
roll call vote:
AYES, COUNC IIA~EN:
NOES~ COUNC~:
ABSENT, COUNCII2~EN:
Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
None
None
QUITCLAIM - GLASSER
Quitclaim deed to Morris pna Gloria Glasser
for real property on the west side of
Fairview, north of 9th Street, Escrow No.
51188-Kw as submitted to Council for
approval.
BE~0LUTION 64-22 AUTHORIZING EXEC~ION OF A QUITCLAIM DEED TO NOBRI8 AND GLGRIA
GLASSER FOR CASH CONSID~qATION was read by title. It was moved by Co~ucilmam
Hubbard, seconded by Councilmam Harvey that further readiug be waived and
Resolutian 6~-22 be advised. On roll call vote:
AYES, COUNCIi~EN:
NOES, COUNCILM~I:
ABS~2~T, COUNCILMEN:
Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
None
None
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RES. 64-23 RESOLUTION 6~-23 EST~T.v~¥~G A ~ARY OF
~T.T.~¥ ~J~ ~ AT.r.~y IN ~[~ CITY OF SANTA ANA, AND
DEDICATION OF SAME FOR ~v.~.~T PURPOSES was
read by title. It was moved by Councilman
Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Harvey that further readt~E be waived and
Resolutio~ 6~-2~ be adopted. On roll call vote:
AYES, COUNCII2~EN:
NOES, COUNCIIA~N:
ABS~T, COUNC~:
Hubbard, Harvey~ Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
None
None
CITY COUNCIL - 327 - February 17, 1964
AG~E~£ - On motion of Ccuncilm~u ~ub~ard~
DIV. OF R~GH~AYS see~nde~l By C~uncilm~u Gilmore
carried~ Council authorized exeeuticm
of District Service Cc~trect No. S-71~l,
Divisic~ of Hi,ways, for recovery of $56.90 for raising to grade five water main
gate valve bc~es on Arnett Drive.
D~ECTIONAL SIGNS On m~tiem of C~unc~Ima~ HubBard~
seconded By Councilman Earvey and
c~rried, C~cil cc~tinue~ for further
ctuc~y a ~.unieation frc~ the County
of 0range Bead Department requesting placement of directional signs on First an~
Grand Avenue markin~ new l~catie~ of the Votors Registrati~a Office.
REV. TE~T. TRACT At the request of Joh~ Cocl~r~u, attorney,
MAP ]~36 aoti~a o~ revised Tentative T~aot Map
~6 filed by Ray McCoy to create
eight C 2 lots on the n~rth side of
Walnut, esot of ~itt, was continued to M~rch 2, 1~ on m~tion of C~u~cil~an
Hubbard, seconded by Couac~-a- Harvey a~d carrie~.
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I~RST STRIng,' On motion of Councilman Eubher~,
U~DERPASS secc~d~l by Counc~-=~ Schluoter and
carried, Couacil approve~ a c~e
in the bid opening ~ate for the construc-
tion of th~ First Street Underpass frc~ M~rch 10 to March 2~, 1~.
PRE. REC0~ OF On motion of Councilm~u HuBbar~
SURTE~ 3~9 seconde~ BY Ccuacilmon Harvey ami
earried~ ¢ott~cil approved Pre1 tmt~a~y
Recor~ of Survey 3~9 filed By
Aga~anian lnvestmont Corporation to create two 0 2/A 1 lots on the northeast
corner of ~arbor an~ McFadden, s~b~ect to the conditions outlined in the Plannin~
Director's report date~ February ~, 1~6~.
VACATION
Council receive~ a c ..... ~nication frc~
Alice D. Pie~er an~ Iris E. S~
req~st~ a~t of ~e ~-
east~ f~e~ fe~ of
~ ~ l~h ~ ~bor. ~It ~s ~ ~ C~e~- ~b~ seco~
by C~ei~ ~a~ ~ ~i~ t~t ~e r~st be refe~ to the City
e,¢ 7~
CL~:I~-LO~BARD
in the amount of $100.76.
On motion of Councilm~n Hubbard, seconded
by Councilman Harvey and carried, Council
referred to the City Attorney a claim
filed by Norman N. Lombard for auto a~mages
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SOLICITATION REQUEST
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded
by Counc~lmnu Harvey and carried, Council
approved solicitation requests as follows
Services for the Blind, Inc., to solicit funds March 15 through
June 30, 1964.
Elks Club of Santa Aha, to sell tickets to the annual Elks
Charity Circus for May 29 and 30, 1964.
RESIGNATION
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded
by Councilman Harvey and carried, Council
received and ordered filed a ccmmmmication
fram William B. Moore, Jr., resigning
from the Planning Cc,....-ission.
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PEOPLE TO PEOPLE
PROGRAN
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded
by Councilman Gilmore and carried,
Councilman Harvey was appointed the City's
1964 representative to the committee on
International Municipal Cooperation.
SURPLUS PROPERTY On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded
by Councilman Schlueter and carried,
Council declared as surplu~ real property
on the west side of Fairview, north of
Ninth, consisting of approximately 6,617 square feet; declared it to be of
nuisance value to other than a~utting property owner; and authorized direct
negotiation of sale by City Manager as outlined in his rel~rt.
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CITIZENS ADVIS01~ On motion of C~ci~ ~bba~, sec~ed
O~'~-z'~E ~ C~ci~ Gi~o~ ~d c~ted, the
fo~ pers~s ~re a~o~ted to the
Citiz~s Ad~s~ O~ttee for the
~ne~l P1~: ~s. Osc~ ~au, ~s. W~e Da~ Rev. G~d ~c~ ~s.
Dor~ ~ Wi~ 8a~rs, ~ R. ~ta~ P~er H. ~", Ro~e~
~e~, ~ro~ ~c~, ~d C. M. Feather~.
B~D C.~T.T -c[
On motion of Councilmau Hubbard, seconded
by Councilman Gilmore and carried, Council
approved request to advertise for bids as
follows:
Five ~-door sedans, Spec. No. 621-45. Bid opening 3-2-64.
One motorcycle for police use, Spec. No. 622-5. Bid opening 3-2-64.
Furnish machinery aud labor to apply emulsion to street areas, Spec.
No. 391-3. Bid opening 3-2-64.
Cl~ COUNCIL - 329 - February 17, 1964
SURPLUS PROPERTY On motion of Counc~lma~ H~bbar~,
seconded by Coumcilman Schlueter and
carried, Council received and ordered
filed report dated FeBruary 12, 196~,
declared surplus the autcmobiles, office equipment, and other miscellaneous
items listed therein; authorized sale at public auction on March 21, 196~, and
directed the Purchasing Agent to hire a professicmal auctioneer at a percentage
fee to conduct the sale.
CITY AUCTION On motion of C~uncilm-~ Huhbard~
secended by Counc~ lm.~ Schlueter and
carried, Council authorized the
Purchasing Agent to conduct a public
auction on March 6, 196~ at 10:00 a.m., and to act as Clerk for the disposition
of service station building and equipment at Eighth and Flower Streets,
previously declared surplus by Council.
BUDGET REVISION
ti~n for revisima of the 196S-6~ budget.
On motion of Councilman Hubbard,
seconded by Councilman Harvey and
carried, Council received and approved
the City M-~ger's re~ort and rec.~!m~enda-
WR£','£'EN C0~ICATIONS
ASSESSMENT DIST. 221 -
Ou motion of Councilman Hubbard,
seconded by Councilman Schlueter and
carried, the following c.-.--~mtcations
were received and ordered filed:
Legal opinion from Franklin F-m~lton, Special Counsel, regard~nE cantract
and proceedings for Assessment District 221.
CI'I~ OF ORANGE -
Reselution proposing annexation of real property Zying northeast of the
City of Orange.
FE~L AVIA~V0N AG~0Y -
Notice inviting c..~--~uts en proposed AVCO Heliport, located on w~ck
Way :~ebween BristoZ and Baker ~treots.
0R~G~' c~ MOSQUITO ABATemenT -
Minutes of ~amuary 17, 196~ meeting.
B0blE~R~ C0~MiSSION-
Regorb regarding pr~l)osed annexation of te~it~ to the Ci~ ~ S~ta
~ "~b~ ~ ~Eer N. E. ~ati~".
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O~icati~ f~ ~a~ Va~ P~k ~ Recremti~ C~-~-.ttt~
~. G. ~ister ~ ~B P~ers~ for their hel~ ~ s~t~ ~ a ~k ~d
rec~ati~ p~ f~ the City of F~ta~ Va~.
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CITZ c0uNcrL - ~30 - ~br~ary 17, 196~
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PLAI~G CO~2~ISSIOI~ -
Resolution No. 5669 prescrib~ rules and regulations governing
operation of the Planning C;-.~,.~ssion, and setting meetings for
2nd and 4th Mondays at ~:00 p.m.
VARIANCE DECISIONS -
M~le by the Zoning Administrator or Planning C.-~.....~sion lu which
no appeal has been filed:
V.A. 187B~ Campos - to construct a duplex on the rear of property
containing an existing residence in the R 2 District at 1~10
E. 4th - APPROVED.
V.A. 187~ Larrison - to reduce the required rear yard at 1629
~. 12th Street - APPROVED.
V.A. 1878~ Union Oil - to permit a service staticm canopy to
pro~ect into the setback area at 1702 N. Broadway - APPROVED.
V.A. 1881, Warren - to cc~struct a five unit~ two story apartment
buildip~ in the R 2 District at 615 S. Cypress - APPROVED.
V.A. 1885, Haynes & Hall - to construct a two story office building
with less than required front and side yards and deficient parking
in the Professional zcme at 848 N. Birch - APPROVED.
V.A. 1889~ Palomino - to move a second house o~to an R 1 lot at
~825 W. 7th Street - APPROV~.
V.A. 1890, Fernandez - to construct a third single family residence
on an R 1, A 1 lot at 501 S. Newhope - APPROVe.
C.U.P. 16~, Church of the Way - to co~etruct a church and related
facilities in the R 1 District having off-etreet parking in the
required fro~t and side yards and to reduce required rear yard
at 2514 Warner - APPRO~).
TRACT 4951 On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded
by Councilman Gilmore and carried, Council
referred to the City Manager and City
Attorney~ letter from ~ames R. Smith ca
behalf of ~ohn McLean Ashton~ calling attentica to ltan against property suB-
divided ~y F~Z Tract Nap ~9~1.
BUS. LICENSE TAX On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded
by Counc~l~- Schlueter and carried,
Cou~xcil received and ordered filed letter
frcm President of the Santa Aha Chamber of
C:~.....~rce~ reccz~nending an investigation of the possib~l:~ty of discont~,~g the
Business license tax in Santa Aha.
V.A. 1753 - EXTENSIC~ On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seccaded
OF Tilde by Councilman Schlueter and carried, Council
approved request from Charles P.
812 S. Main Street, for a 90 da~ extension
of time for Variance Application 1753.
CONTRACT CHANGE
0~DER
On motion of Councilman Hubbard~ seccaded
by Counc~lma- Schlueter an~ carried, Council
approved a contract change order for $84
on Pro~ect T-4 to provide for ccastruction
CIT~ COUN¢ZL
February 17,
of an additional pedestrian push-butto~ post at Broadway and Tenth Street.
REIMBURSEMENT - On motion of Councilman Hubbard~
STRs~'I' IMPR0~S seconded by Couucilman Schlueter and
carried~ Council approved the
recommendation of the Public Works
Director that Prizzio and Prizzio~ 2109 Wright Street~ be reimbursed $2~139.16
for street improvements constructed in excess of local street requirements.
ADJ0URNME~T
There being no fua%her business to
ceme before the Council~ the meeting
was adjourned at 9:22 p.m.~ on
motion of Councilman Hubbard~
seconded by Councilman Gilmore and
carried.
DORIS M. ~RUWN
CLERK OF THE COUNCIL
CITY COUNCIL . ~3~_ . February 17, 1964