HomeMy WebLinkAbout04-06-1964MINUTES OF 'i'~Lm REGULAR MEETING
OF THE CITY C0trNCIL OF THE
CITY OF SANTA ANA, CALI'fO!~NIA
April 6, 1964
The meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers, 217 N.
Main Street. Roll call was answered by Councilmen Royal E. Hubbard, Harry H.
Harvey, James Gilmore, Henry Schlueter and Mayor A. Allen Hall. Following
the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag, the Invocatien was delivered by the
Reverend Bennie C. Flint, First Baptist Church.
APPROVAL OF MII~JTES On motion of Councilman Hubbard,
seconded by Councilman Schlueter
and carried, the Minutes of the
Regular Meeting of March 16, 196~,
and the Adjourned Regular Meeting of March 30, 196~ were approved as mailed.
PROPERTY SALE On motion of Councilman Hubbard,
seconded by Councilman Harvey and
carried, Council instructed the
Clerk to open the one sealed bid
received on unimprove~ parcel north of alley behind fire station on 17th
.Street. The Clerk read the bid frcm Allison Honer Company, 1073 W. 17th,
in the amottnt of $12,000. The Mayor called for oral bids, and received a
bid of $12,900 from Jehn L. Sentesy, 1728 W. 17th Street. Richard Honer,
representing Allison Honer Co., bid $13,500. The biddlng thereafter was as
follows:
Sentesy: $14,000 Honer: $14,500
Sentesy: $15,000 Honer: $15,250
Sentesy: $15,500 Honer: $15,750
Sentesy: $16,000 Honer: $16,250
Sentesy: $16,500 Honer: $16,750
Sentesy: $16,925 Honer: $17,200
There being no further response to three further calls for bids, the property
was declared sold to Allison Honer Cce~may in the amount of $17,200. A
written statement of bid and cashier's check for $2,000 were deposited with
the Clerk.
HEARING - Mayor Hall opened the hearing on
A~. APP. ~87 Amendment Application ~87 filed by
PETERS Walter and Bertha Peters proposing
to amend Sectional District Map
13-5-10by reclassifying fr~nthe R 1 to the C 5 district, property on the
north side of Myrtle between Baker and Bristol. Planning Co-~.~ssion Resolution
5677 rec~,mended denial of the proposal.
The Clerk reported that evidence of giving notice of the hearing was on file
in the Clerk's office and that no ~itten communications had been received.
Council heard~r, and~rs. Walter A. Peters, 1241Myrtle, applicants, who
outlined their plan to establish a typewriter repair shop in the garage. Mr.
Peters stated that he would not object to havi~ a variance instead of a zene
mhange if the business could be expanded or continued after his death. There
being no further testim~, the hearing was closed. Vice Mayor Hubbard stated
he had no objection to proposed use but was concerned about setting a precedent
for street by a zone change.
CITY COUNCIL - 356 - April 6, 196~
On motion of Councilm-- Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Harvey and carried,
Council denied the reclassification but instructed the Planning Department
to accept an application for a variance for the same usage without an
additional fee.
A~mMD. APP. ~8 Mayor Hall opened the hearing on
J0~EPE Amendment Application ~88 filed by Jack
Joseph, proposing to amend Sectional
District Map 12-5-10 by reclassifyt~E
fr~a the R 2 to the R ~ H district, property on the south side of
between Ross and Van Ness. Planning C.~m~ission Resolution 5676 recc~maended
approval of w~ibit AA 488 A o
The Clerk reported that evidence of giving notice of the hearing was on file
in the Clerk's office and that no written cvmm~uications had been received.
There being no response to the call for testimony, the hearing was closed.
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Schlueter and carried,
Council approved the reclassification and instructed the City Attorney to
prepare an ame~af~ ordiuance according to Exhibit AA 488 A.
WA~N AMI~JLANCE Mayor Hall opened the hearing on Windh
Ambulance~s application for Certificate
of Public Convenience and Necessity to
operate one ambulance in the City of
Santa A~. The City Attorney notified Council the Court had set a hearin~
On the matter and rec~nded action be postponed until after a Court
determination had ~een made.
Stanley C. Goml~, 900 N. ~r~adway, attorney representing Acker Ambulance
Service amd M~rgan Amb,,1-~ce Service~ suggested that a study be made of the
ordinances reg-lating ambulances by a Council c~=m~ttee and that Council
make a determimation prior to the Ccm~t hearing on May 14th.
Mayor Hall noted that the City Attorney had been instructed to review the
ordinamces and to clarify certain sections before that time.
~n Rryamt, 900 No Broadway, attorney for Windh Ambulance, concurred with
waiting for the City Attorney's ruling.
On motion of Couucilm-~ Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Schlueter and carried,
Council continued the hearing to May 4, 1964, 7:BO porn., in the Council
Chamber, 217 North Main Street.
APPEAL 123 Mayor Hall opened the hearing on Appeal
E & R DEVELOPMENT 12~ filed by E & R Development Co., Imco,
COo from the Zoning Administrator's denial
of Variance Application 1910 to construct
six, single-famfly residential u~its on an R 1 lot at 5105 W. 7th Street.
The Clerk reported that evidence of givtnE notice of the hearing was on file
in the Clerk's office end that no written communications had been received.
Phillip Schindler, Union Bank B~ilding, Orange, representing E & R Development
Co., submitted a revised plot plan, and spoke in support of the appeal noting
that adjacent property is R 2. There being no further testimony, the hearing
was closed.
On motion of Councl~m-n Harvey, seconded by Coumcilman Hubbard and carried,
Council upheld the action of the Zcming Administrator and instructed the City
Attorney to prepare a resolution denying Variance 1910.
CITY COUNCIL - 357 - April 6, 196~
APPEAL - H1U~TON Mayor Hall opened the heari~ on
W~ll~rd H. Hilton*s appeal frc~ the
Chief of Police's refusal to issue
a permit to operate a taxicab. The
Clerk reported that notice of the hearing had been mailed to the Chief of Police
and the appellant three days prior to the hearing. There being no testimcuy
the hearing was closed.
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Harvey and carried,
Council granted the appeal and instructed the Chief of Police to issue an
operator's permit to Mr. Hiltan.
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APPEAL 124 - AGUILAR Mayor Hall opened the hearing c~ Appeal
Applicatio~ 12~ filed by Joe and Eula
Aguilar from the Zonin~ Administrator's
denial of Variance Applicatiom 1914
to construct a second single famil.v unit on an R 1 lot which would reduce the
required rear yard at 1502 W. 8th Street.
The Clerk reported that evidence of giving notice of the hearing was on file
in the Clerk's office and that no written cusaaunications had been received.
Thomas w. Marshall, 12021 Westminster, representing the almpel!an~t, cited six
lots in the block with R 2 zcuing and noted Mr. Aguilar pl---ed to put in side-
walks, curbs, an~ paving.
Manuel Serrano, 120~1 Westm~-ster Avenue, also spoke ~n b-bAlf of the applicant.
In answer to a question from Councilman Harvey, the Acting P~-~_= Director,
Mr. Stevens, reported the area to Be single f-~ly in the opinion of the Planning
staff. There being no further testimony, the hearing was closed.
On ~otion of C~Aucil~an HuB~ard, seconded by Councilman Schlueter and carried,
Council uphel~ the action of the Zoning ~&~t-iatrator and instructed the City
Attorney to prepare a' resolution denying Variance Application
&>/t~
APPEAL 126 - V.A. 1~20 l~yor Hall opened the hearing on
FAIRLANE HOMES Appeal 126 filed by Fairlane Hcmaes~
Inc., fron the Zeroing Administrator's
denial of Variance Application 1920
to weive block wall requirement and to utilize a carport as a temporary display
office at 631 S. Fairview.
The Clerk reported that evidence of giving notice of the hearing was on file in
the Clerk's office and that no written ¢~,-~¢ations had Been received.
The Planning Director stated that at the time of the hearing before the Zoning
~istrntor, the applicant's intended p~ans were not clear].V understood; that
the department now approved his proposal, subject to the conditions that the
temporary sales office Be permitted for a Period not to exceed one year; and
that development be according to plot plan.
Les Miller, 50~ W. Edinger, of Fairlane H~aes, Inc., stated that the conditions
were agreeable. There being no further response to the call for testimony, the
hearing was closed.
It was moved by Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Co~ucilman Schlueter and carried,
that the Council overrule the action of the Zc~t~ Administrator and instruct
the City Attorney to prepare a resolution granting Variance Application 1920,
subject to conformation with plot plan; and that the sales office Be Permitted
until the last unit is sold but not to exceed one year, whichever first occurs.
CITY COUNCIL - 358 - April 6, 196~
O~tD. N~-721 ORDINANCE N~-721 AMENDING ARTICLE IX
AM~D. APP. 485 '£~.: SANTA ANA ~JNICIPAL CODE TO CHANGE
Y0~BA ~ COo DI~TRICT CLASSIFICATION ON
APPLICATION ~85 AND AMENDING SECTIONAL
D~STRICT NAPS 25-5-10 AND 36-5-10 (~EIB1T AA ~85 A) was read by title.
It was moved ~y CounciLman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Harvey, that further
readimg Be waived and Ordimauce NS-721 be adopted. On roll call vote:
AYES,
NOES, COUNC ~:
ABSENT, COUNCZLMEN:
Habbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
None
O~D. NS-722 ORDINANCE ~-722 A~e~DING ARTICLE IX OF
A~o. APP. ~6 TEE SANTA ANA MUNICIPAL CODE TO CHANGE
F~:,:,~M NEWSPAPERS, INC. DISTRICT CLASSIFICATION ON
APPLICATION 486 AI~D AMENDING SECTIONAL
DISTRICT MAP 7-5-9 (EKHIBIT AA 486 A) was read by title.
It was moved by Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Counci2m-u Harvey, that further
reading be waived a~d Ordinance NS-722 be adopted. On roll call vote:
AYES, COUNCIEMES:
NOES, CUJNCI~:
AESENT, COUNCILMEN:
Hubbard~ Harvey~ Gilmore~ Schlueter~ Hall
None
None
HARBOR & EDINGER
N. E. ANNEK
ORDINANCE NS-723 DECLARING TEE ANNEXATION
OF TERRITORY DESIGNAT~) "NARBOR AND
EDING~ N. E. Am~l~" was read ~y title.
It was moved by Councilman Hubbard, secomded by Councilma~ Harvey, that further
reading be waived amd Ordinance N~-723 be adopted. On roll call vote:
AYES, COUNCI~EN:
NOES, COUNCILMEN:
ABSENT, COUNCILM~2~:
Hubbard, Har~ey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
None
None
ORD. NS-724 ORDINANCE N~-724 AMENDING ARTICLE IX OF
AMEND. APP. ~65 ,£~ SA~ITA ANA MUNICIPAL CODE TO CHANGE
MER~ITN DISTRICT CLASSIFICATION ON AM~2~DME~T
APPLICATION ~65 AND AMENDING SECTIONAL
DT~TRICT MAP 5-5-9 (EXHIBIT AA ~65 B) W~2tE THE PLANNING 00~SSION
DENIAL was intr~uced by title.
It was moved by C~u~cilm-~ Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Gilmore, and
unanimously carried, that further readiug be waived and Ordinance NS-72~ be
passed to second reading.
ORD. NS-725 ORDINANCE NS-725 A~'~'IDING ARTICLE IX OF
A~END. APP. 490 TEE SANTA ANA MUniCIPAL CODE TO CHANGE
TflKENAGA DISTRICT CLASSIFICATION ON ARE~DM~T
APPLICATION ~90 AND AMenDING SECTIONAL
DISTRICT MAP 16-5-1 (EXHIBIT AA ~90 A) was introduced by title.
It was moved by Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Gilmore, and
unamimonsly carried, that further reading be waived and Ordinance NS-725 be
passed to seccmd reading.
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359 -
April 6, 196~
0~D. ~S-726 O~DINA~CE NS-726 ~G ~IC~ ~
~. ~. ~91 0F 'r~ S~A ~ ~C~AL C~E ~
~T O~GE DI~ICT C~SS~OATI~ 0N
~ A~CATION ~91 ~ ~G
S~TI0~L DIS~I~ ~ 7-5-9 (~ ~ 491 A) ~s ~t~uced by title.
It was moved by Council-~n Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Gilmore, and
unanimously carried, that further read,nE be waived and Ordinance NS-726 be
passed to secoud reading.
O~D. NS-727 O~DINANCE NS-727 A~DING ARTICLE IX
AMEND. APP. ~92 OF 'r~ SANTA ANA ~dNICIPAL CODE TO
ARC~DIOCESE OF IX~ ANGW~.~ CHANGE DISTRICT CLASSIFICATION ON
AMENDMENT APPLICATION 492 AND A~m~ING
SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 2~-5-10 (EXHIBIT AA 492 B) was introduced by title.
It was moved by Council~- Hubbard, seconded by Councilm-n Gilmore, and unanimously
carried, that further reading be waived and Ordinance NS-727 be passed to second
rea~ng.
read by title.
that further reading be waived and Resolution 64-39 be adopted.
vote:
RESOLUTION 6~-39 DRT.RTING CONDITION
TO VARIANCE GRANTED BT ZONING
ADMINISTRATOR ON APPLICATION NO.
1895 FrL~n BT SHELL OIL COMPANY was
It was moved by Counc~lm-- Hubbard, seconded by CotL~c~lmn Harvey,
On roll call
AYES, COUNCILMEN:
NOES, COUNCILMEN:
A~mef,', C0UNCILME~:
Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
None
None
RES. 6~-~0 RESOI;3T~ON 6~-~00VERRUIJ~G ~
V.A. 1891 -ROBB ZONING ADMINISTRATOR AND GP~,'ITiNG
A VARIANCE ON APPLICATION NO. 1891
IX)UISE W. ROBB, SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS was read by title. It was moved by
Council-~ Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Harvey, that further reading be
waived and Resolution 6~-~0 be adopted. On roll call vote:
AYES, COUNCILM~:
NOES, C~JNC~:
ABas, COUNCII/~EN:
Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
Noue
None
D":"."~ - NO CASH
Deeds for acceptance were submitted
from the following:
William T. White, III, street easement, Talbert
Gloria %;Ged Irving & Security First National Bank, street easement, Talbert
The ~ames Irvine Foundation, street easement, Talbert
Gloria Wood Irvine, street easement, Talbert
Assistance League of Santa And, street easement, Talbert
~oan Irviue Smith, street easement, Talbert
Security First National Bank and Gloria Wood Irvine, street easement, Talbert
Crocker-Anglo National Bank and Thelw~ E. IrvinG, street easement, Talbert
Gloria Wood Irvine, street easement, Talbert
William Thornton White, ~r. and Elden C. Friel, street easement, Talbert
Kate Lillard Wheeler, street easement, Talbert
Athalie R. Clarke, street easement, Talbert
Macco Realty Co., street easement, Talbert
Harry L. and Susanna H. Bouchier and George Dunton, Inc., street easement,
north side of Warner, west of Main.
CIT~ COUNCIL - 360 - April 6, 196~
AgaJanian Investment Corporation and Santa Anita Investments, Inc., street
easement, Harbor and McFadden.
George K. Thompsc~, sewer easement, northeast corner of Willowick Golf Course
Erma B. Gunther, sewer easement, northeast corner of First and Harper
Cal Enterprises, street easement, Main at Central
Jay Brooks and M~rtle Brooks, street easement, north side of McFadden, east
of Sullivan
Don L. Weber and Gloria J. Weber, street easement, east side of Grand, south
of Warren
Emmet C. Rogers and Juna Rogers, street easement, west side of Bristol, north
side of Eighth
D. P. Leonard, Edna M. Leonard, and Orange International Village, sewer easement,
east side of Bristol at West Orange Road
Santa Aha High School District of Orange County, street easement, Hemlock and
Raitt.
P~OIN3TION 64-42 ACCEPTING DEEDS %K4HERE THE CITT IS PAYING NO CASH CONSID]2{ATION
was read by title. It was moved by Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman
Harvey, that further readiug be waived and Resolution 64-42 he adopted. On
roll call vote:
AYES, COUNCILMEN:
NOES, COUNCIIA~2~:
ABSENT. COUNCII~EN:
Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
None
None
RES. 64-43
D~,.~S - CASH
Deeds and escrow instructions were submitted
from the following:
Thomas J. and Lillian Payne, street easement, west side of VanNess, north of
Edinger; $65.00, Escrow No. 377513-ET
Edgar B. and Ethel Thelma Jackson, street easement, northeast corner of
Edinger and Sycamore; $15,000, Escrow No. 51476-C
P~OLUTION 64-43 ACCEPTING DE]DS WHERE THE Cl~ IS PAYING A CASH CONSIDERATION
was read by title. It was moved by Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman
Harvey, that fu~her reading be waived and Resolution 64-43 be adopted° On
roll call vote:
AYES, COUNCILMEN:
NOES, COUNCtI2~:
ABS~T, COUNCIIA~N:
Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
None
None
QUITCLAIM
Quitclaim deed to Lodewices J. and Mary E.
Schoonerwoerd for real property north of
Posey, west of Newhope.
RESOLUTION 6~-44 AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF A QUITCLAIM D,:,!~'. BY THE CITY OF SANTA
ANA was read by title. It was moved by Co%mcilm-u Hubbard, seconded by
Councilman Harvey, that further readiug be waived and Resolution 64-~ be
adopted. On roll call vote:
AYES,
NOES,
ABSENT,
64-45
TRAFFIC SIGNAL
COUNC~:
COUNCIIA{EN:
COUNCILMEN:
Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
None
None
P~OLUTION 64-45 AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF
AGP~ WITH THE STATE OF CALI_WOENIA FOR
THE INSTALLATION OF TRAFFIC CO~fROL SIGNAL
SYSTEM AND HIGHWAY LIGHTING AT THE INTER-
SECTION 0F~INSTREETAND EDGEWO~ ROAD was read by title. It was moved by
Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Harvey, that further reading be waived
and Resolution 64-45 be adopted. On roll call vote:
CITY COUNCIL - 361 - April 6, 196~
AYES, COUNC~:
NOES, CO~NC~:
ABS~T, COUNCILMEN:
Hubbard, Narvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
None
Nome
RES. 6~-~6 RESOLUTION OF zx,.~a~l. IC~ 6~-~6, ~O~I~
~S~S~ D~ICT 2~ OF T~ C~ C~IL OF S~A ~,
R~. OF ~'~ri~ ~L~, D~G ~ ~T~ION ~
~ C~G~ ~E ~ ~E WO~ ~I~LY
~ ~ ~O~ION NO. 62-1~ ~U~ TO ~ ~O~I~ OF ~I~ NO. 62-
156 ~ ~ ~ OF ~ CON~CTI~ OF C~A~ S~ L~ T~'~ W~
~~C~ ~ ~~ WO~ ~x'~'~ ~ ~ C~R ~ USE ~ ~
OF ~ C~ OF S~ ~ ~S~S~ DI~ICT 2~, ~ ~G ~ T~ ~ P~CE
~R ~R~G OF O~TIO~ ~ C~G~ TO '~'~ WO~ ~ SA~ ASS~S~ D~I~ ~s
rea~ ~ title. It ~s mov~ ~ C~ci~ Hubert, sec~e~ by C~ci~ Ha~,
that ~her rea~ be ~iv~ ~ Resolution ~-~ be a~opte~. ~ roll ~11 v~e:
AYES, COUNCII~:
NOES, CO~NCILME~:
A~mmx, COUNCIt~4~:
Hubbard, Earvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
None
None
SIGN ~CROAC~M~3¥~S
On motion of Counci~an Hubbard,
seconded by Councilw~n Schlueter and
carried, Council authorized execution
of the following agreements regarding
encroaching signs:
P~well Neon Sig~ Co. a~ William Mo Aldrich (Aldrich TV), sign at 1005 ~4. 17th.
Carter Sign Co. am~ Joe MacPhersom, sign at 124 N. Harbor.
A E~SM~T DIST. 218 O~ motion of Councilman Hubbard,
seconded by Councilman Schlueter and
carried, Council authorized execution
of an agreement with Voorheis-Trindls-
Nelson, I~c., for revision of p~ns and specifications for Assessment District
218, as rec~,wm-nded by the City M-~ger.
~% ~. Z.
A~S~m~T DIST. 215 O~ motion of Com~cilma~ Hubbard,
seconded by Councilma~ Schlueter an~
carried, Council authorized execution
of agreement with Siegel, Sl~an and
Associates, Inc. for preparation of pi--s, specificatimas, diagram, and quautity
estt,~te for Assessment District 215, as rec.~-...~ended by the City Manager.
PRE. REC. OF SURVEY It was moved by Councilman Hubbard,
356 seconded by Councilm-- Schlueter and
carried, that Council approve Preliminary
Record of Survey 356 filed by Howard
Crabtree, creating two R 1 lots between W. 6th and 7th Streets and between Euclid
and Rosita, subject to the conditiens outlined in the Planning Director's report
dated April 1, 196~.
PRE. REC. OF S~JRVET It was moved by Councilman Hubbard,
3~ seconded by Councilman Schlueter and
carried, that Council approve Preliminary
Record of Survey 3~8 filed by Egon
Gardner, creating four C ~ and R 1 lots on the north side of E. 18th, east of
Wright, subject to the conditions ontlined in the planning Director's report
dated April 1, 1964.
CIT~ C(NJNCIL - 362 - April 6, 1964
PRE. REC. OF SURVEY It was moved by Councilman Hubbard,
357 seconded by Councilman Schlueter ami
carried, that C~uncil approve Preliminary
Record of Survey 357 filed by Egon Gardner,
creating two C 5 lots en the north side of E. 17th Street, east of Wright
Street, subject to the conditions outlined in the Planning Director's report
dated April 1, 1964.
PRE. REO. OF SURVE~ It was moved by Councilman Hubbard,
354 seconded by Councilw~ Schlueter and
carried, that Council approve Preliminary
Record of Survey 354 filed by J~nes and
Colby, creating two M 1 parcels between Broadway amd Birch about 300 feet
south of Warner, subject to the conditious outlined in the Planning Director's
report dated March 27, 1964.
TENT. T~ACT
MAP 5~39
south of the Santa Fe Railroad.
Tentative Tract Map 5539 wes filed on
March 2, 1964 by Betty Horn am~ C o E.
Hmrley, creating fourteen M 1 and M 2
lots ma the west side of Grand Avenue
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seccaded
by Councilman Schlueter and carried, Council postponed their decision to the
meeting of April 20, 1964, as requested by the applicant o
T~T. TRACT Tentative Tract Map 5547 was filed ma
MAP 5547 March 4, 1964 by Theodore A. Moser
creating seventeen R 1 lots on the west
side of Cooper, north of Bolsa. On
motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Council~- Schlueter and carried,
Council approved Tentative Tract Map 5547, subject to the couditions rec~.....ended
in the p]a--Ing Director's report dated March 18, 1964.
P~E. ~EC. OF SURVE~ Council considered PrelimS-sty Record of
353 Survey 353 filed by Dr. Cedric Po Horn,
Mrs. Betty Horn, and C. E. Hurley, et al,
creating three M i and M 2 parcels on
the west side of Gran~, south of the Santa Fe Railroad right of way°
Duane R. Stent, Engineer for Armet & Associates, asked for revision of the
second paragraph after Conditima 10, to allow the location of the easement
centerline at a more easterly point.
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Schlueter and carried,
Council approved Pre]tmt,ary Record of Smrvey 353, subject to the conditions
in the P]---ing Director's report dated March 18, 1964 except that the second
paragraph following Condition 10 be amended to read, following the figure
420.60, "and not more than 600".
LIC~E REQD-E~T On motion of Councilmen Hubbard, seconded
by Councilman Schtueter and carried,
Council postponed action on the license
request from Fair Convalescent Ambulance
Service, Sunset Beach, to the meeting of May 4, 196~.
PRIVATE PATROL On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded
SYST~( by Councilma- Schlueter and carried, the
request frem Robert E. Then, International
City Security, for permit to operate a
private patrol in the city, was postponed, pending receipt of report from the
Police Department, to the meeting of May 4, 1964.
CITY C0~NCIL - 363 - April 6, 1964
SOLICITATION On motion of Councilm-- Hubbard,
REQUEST seconded by COu~cilm-~ Schlueter a~d
carried, Council approved request
filed by Orsalge Empire Council,
~B~ Scouts of America, for sale of tickets to Sc~ut-O-~-ma.
CLAIMS AGAINST
CIT~
cla~-- againstthe city as follows:
Om motiou of Ceuncllmaa Hubbard,-
seceded by Councilman Schlueter
and carried, Council referred to the
City Attorney and insurance carrier
M. T. l~latko, $2,627.~0, for alleged loss of persoaal belongt~e from car while
c~-fined to Jail.
Lela Mathew, $15.97 f~r alleged destruction of hose and shoes when she tripped
on cover of water meter bern in frout of Spurgeea Methodist ~hurch.
SOLICITATION Ca m~ion of Cou~cilmam Eubbard,
REQUEST secouded by Councilman Schlueter
and carried, Council denied the
request filed by National Aerospace
Program to solicit fumes for 'trainin~ cadets, and to provide uniforms, text
Bouks, and trai~_m equilw~eat.
DENIAL OF CLAI~ On motio~ of Counci~-~u Hubbard,
secouded by Cou~cil~ Schlueter and
carried, Council denied, ca
rec.~.~endati~ of the City Attorney,
amended claim of M. iguel V. Calder~ for $5,000, personal injuries allegedd~v
sustained at the Orauge Couuty Jail om December 15, 1963.
C1T?~.~ ADVISORY O~ motion of Councilman Hubbard,
C0~9~l',-fEE seconded by Council=-- Gilmore and
carried, Council appointed Lenord L.
Comually, 28B2 W. Camden Place, to
the Citizens Advisory Cemmittee for the General pi,n, as rec~ended by the
Plantains C~mmissiam.
LIC~E TAX INCREASE
the increase in ~msiness license taxes:
Om m~tion of COU~cflman ~bbard,
seconded by Councilman Harvey amd
carried, Council received and ordered
filed the following letters protesting
Rockwell Cigarette Vending Co., 2112 S. Main
Beraard S. DJivre, Hollywood Studio, 106~ E. 4th and R. O. Sullivan, Sullivan
Austin Studio, 218 E. 4th
A. P. and L. S. Kelso, 1015 Cynthia, Pasadena
Armold Barber & Beauty Supp/y, 7~ Pine, Long Beach
OR. CO. WAT~ DIST. Om motion of Councilman Hubbard,
RESOLUTION seconded by Councilman Harvey and
carried, Council received and
ordered filed Ora~Ee County Water
District Resolutio~ endorsing A.B. 17, regard~-E the California Water Fand and
State Water
CITY COUNCIL - 36~ - April 6, 196k
l~mT~O. WATER DIST. It was moved By Councilma- Hubhard, seconded
by Council-~ Schlueter and carried, that
Council support the Metropolitan Water
District's state~aent in opposition to the
modified Pacific Southwest Water Plan, ~nd directed the City Attorney to prepare
an appropriate resolution.
BO-P~.~w LAUNDI~f John N. Stanley, 512 First Western Ba~k
Building, attorney representing property
owners petitioning for relief frc~ vibrations
caused by machinery in the Bo-Peep Laundry,
2669 N. Main, requested that the matter re~in on calendar pending investigation
so that his clients could appear. He rec;~..-ended consultation with James T.
Nance, Sr., 120 E. Owens Drive, former Safety Engineer, whose instruments in
his hc~e had recorded the vibrations.
On motic~ of C~AUC~I~- Gilmore, seconded by Counct~-~m Schlueter and carried,
Council referred the matter to the Attorney and Manager for investigation and
report at the meeting of April 20, 196~.
SALA~ ~CREASE~
for meritorious service.
On notion of Counci~-~- HUbBard, seconded
by Councilman Harvey and carried, Council
alrprovod the Mauager~s report dated March
Bi, 196~ rec~endins salary increases
By the Public Works Director.
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded
by Councilman Harvey and carried, Council
authorized release of bond for Tract
Minnie and Grant Streets, as recommended
SURPLUS REAL FROP~T~ On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded
by Councilms~ Harvey and carried, Council
received and ordered filed Surplus Property
Report No. 50-63 regarding 52~ x 12~'
parcel at 131~ W. ~rd, ls-d onl,v; declarod the property surplus and directed
sale at public auction on May ~, 196~, with a minimum bid of $6,000.
WRA,n. EN CO~JNICATIONS
CIT~ OF ORANGE -
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded
By Councilman Harvey ~d carried, Council
received and ordered filed the following
c~amunications:
Resolution proposing annexation of real property ly~ north of City of
Orange in the area of Santa Ana Freeway and Placentia.
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VARIANCE ~ COI~DITIONAL USE ~ -
Decisions made by Zoning Administrator a~l Planning Cc~mission where no
appeal has been filed:
V.A. I~9$GA~.?.m"4~S - construct duplex on anR 2, C 2 lot having an
exist~-~ dwelling and to waive rear yard requirements at 131~ Eo ~th -
V.A. 1~99 PULLIAM - locate open storage yard in C 2 district at 1521 N.
Fairview - APPR0~.
CITY COUNCIL ' - 365 - April 6, 196~
CITY
V.A. 1900 FISCh~H - construct duplex on R i 1~c hav~-_~ less than required
interior side and rear yard at 21~ S. Kilson Dr. - APPROX.
V.'A. 1903 MONARCH DEVELOi~£ CORP. - increase density on R 3 lot to 627
sq. ft. of lot area per dwelling unit with less then required front yard
setback and waiving of both side yards at 31~ end 319 E. Washington -
APPROyE~ o
V.A. 1909 AGUINAGA - remodel existing tmilding in R 3 district having less
than required off street par~t-=_ at ~2~ S. Birch -
V.A. 1912 A & D CONST. - encroach 5' into required 20' rear yard in R 1
district at 2~25 S. Liuda Way - A~OVED.
V.A. 191~ REASON BUTCE CO. - establish autonobile sales end service facility
for new and used cars which projects into all required yards at 823 No
Gran~ - APPROVE0.
V.A. 1918 CAL-¥A DAI~ - construct free standing si~n having approx,--rely
92 sq. ft. of.area which woul~l ~e located in frc~t yard sol,back area at
~226 W. 5th - APPROV]~).
CUP 16~ LA BONO - construct motel in M 1 district at 2513 W. let - APPROVED.
CUP 166 FIRST MISSTONAI~ BAPTIST CHURCH - construct church and relate~
facilities with a 1~' front yard, park~n~ in front yard and less than
required par~t~ at 1821 ~. 3rd - APPROV~o
TRAFFIC REPORT -
Report of traffic control devices installed or removed 3-10-6~ through
BOq~DAI~f CO~9~ISSiON -
Minutes finding bcau~aries to be definite and certain for proposed
---exations to the City of Santa An&:
EAST FIleT STRm~ ANN~ATION NO. ~ - CORRECT~n
SANTA CLARA A~D ~WJSTIN N. W. ANN~ATION
B~F~DARY CO~ISSI~ -
Minutes approving boundaries of proposed a~-x-tions to:
CITY OF ANAHEIM - WAG~ER-RIO VISTA AI~m~ATION
CIT~ OF FOUNTAIN V~.?-Rv - AI~A~ATION NO. ~ - CORR~T~)
CITY OF H%~TI~GTON BEACH - "HEIL A~NEXATI~"
CITY OF C~GE - AI~EXATI~ NO.
PUBLIC UTILITIES C0~ISSI~ -
No~ice of Hearin~ on application of D~ke Water C~a~ for authority to
increase rates.
Amendment to application of Pacific Telephone a Telegraph Company to
increase certain intra-state rates and charges.
CITY OF STANT~ -
Resolution protesting proposal of five telephone d/rectories for Ore,me
County.
Resolution rec~end~-=_ to State agencies the more efficient use of
school sites and facilities.
LIQU(~ LIC]~SE ~PPLICATIONS -
Circle J, 316 N. Harbor Blvd. - ON-SALE B~m~ TRANS~
Connie's Deli & Store, 419-21 N. Euclid - NE~ OFF-SALE u~ &
E1 S~abrero, 719 W. let - Nh~ ON-SALE
Jc~n's Market, 211 N. Bristol - 1~ OFF-SALE u~-A~ & WINE
~k, llS-A N. Stendard - N~ ON-SALE
Magre, 107-09 E. let - ON-SALE ,m~
Majestic, ~33 W. ~th - ON-SALE u~ TRANS~
Silver Roc~, ~202 W. Boles - ON-SALE ~ TRANS~
The Chi~es, ~]22 Deles - ON-SALE G~ERAL TRA~S~
The Young Ranch, Inc., 1232-A S. Bristol - OFF-SALE G~ TRANSA~
COUNCIL - 366 - April 6, 196~
Cc~mnmicatiem frmm Revere R~use netifyin~ City of decislca of Appellate
Court re,arCing de-a~exatioa of property frem City of Tustino
There bein~ no further Business to ccme
before the Couneil, cm motion of Council-
man Hubbard, seccmded by Ce~ncilman
Nawvey and carried, the meeting was
adjourned at 8:50 p.m.
D(~IS M. BROW~
CL~K OF THE COUNCIL
April 6, 1964
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