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Home My WebLink About05-04-1963MINUTES OF ~{E REGULAR ~ING OF T~ CITY COUNCIL OF THE CIT~ OF SANTA ANA, CALIFOP~IA May 4, 196~ The meeting ~as called ~o order at 7:30 p.m. ~ln the Council Chambera, 217 North Main Street. Roll call was anSwered by Councilmen~ Royal E. Hubbard, Harry H. Harvey, James Gilmore, Henry H. Schlueter, and Mmyor AK Alle~' Hall. Following the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag, the Invocatio~ was delivered by the Reverend Wilbur Fix, Evangelical United Brethren Church ..... APPROVAL OF MINUTES On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by COUnC~lm,n Schlueter and ea~ried, the ~Ni~utes of the Regular Meeting of April 20, 196~ were approved. The Mayor called for the Clerk's report of bids filed for purchase of surplus proper~y ak 1Bl~ West 3rd Street. There being none, the Mayor called for oral bids, A bid of $6,000.00 subject to a ninety-day escrow was received from Frank Pope, 1151 W. 17th Street. Also biddf~g were Martin Cohen, 519 N. Grand, and Stanley Goul~l, 1109 Ruth Circle, as follows: Cohen $6,100.00 Pope $6,500.00 Cohen 6,600.00 Pope 6,750.00 Cohen 6~ 817.~0 Pope 7,000.00 Gould 7, 070.00 Cohen 7,150. O0 There being no response to three further calls for bids, the property was declared' sold to Martin Cohen in the amount of $7,150.00. A written statement of bid and cashier's check for $800.0~ were depesited with the Clerk. CROSSING GUABD adult crossing guard at Rosita School. ~rS. Joe W. Headlee, 1102 N. Berni Street, representing a delegation of parents from Rosita School, spoke regarding the Immediate need for an It was moved by Councilman Hubbard, seconded by COUncilma~ Schlueter and carried, that a petition presented by Mrs. Head.lee with aPprc~i~ately 569 signatures, requesting an adult crossiug guard, he ~eeeived and f&led. Mayor Hall outlined the school boy patrol system and suggested cooperation with parents and School Board in establishing such & program ~ a long range objective. The City Manager reported the City's investigation in 1962 of this location at which time warrants for a guard were met. ~ Mrs. Headlee stated there are not enough older boys at the school this year or next to m an the pat~ols,~but the parents would be willing'towork toward that objective. · On motion of Counci~w~ Harvey, seconded hy Councilman Gilmore and carried, Council authorized establistm~nt of an adult crossing guard, effective Immediately, for the remainder of the school year,~d for next school year during which time efforts will be made to establish a school boy patrol program. CITY COUNCIL - 380 - May ~, 196~ SLUI~Y SEAL O~ ~otion of Council~an ~ubbard, seconded rece~ve~ flor ~sB~ an~ a~ ~0 t~n of s~ seal; a~r~ a~ of the ~tmct to 81~ Seal at $17.70 ~r t~ for a t~al of $~,5~.~, ~ re~e~ all ~her bi~s. HEARING - NINDR Ma~or ~11 opened the hearing continued AMbULAnCE frc~ April 6, 196~ on application of Winah Ambulance Service to operate an eabulsnce in the city. On motion of Covncil"~- Hubbard, seconded by Councilma~ Harvey an~ carried, Council received and ordered filed a petition signe~ by appr~im&tel~ t~ty physicians sul~ortin~ Mr. Win~h's request, an~ requesting revision of the re~lations ]~tin6 the n~ber of ambulances in the city. The City Attorney rec~saende~ that the hearing be continued until after the Court hearin~ on Ma~ l~th. Stanley GOU]At, 1109 Ruth Circle, representing ~cker A~bulance ¢~apsn~ aa~ Margan Ambu~_a~ce Service, stated that the Court had implied that no action woul~ be taken because of the vagueness o~ l~_~,-~e in the city ordnance. ~ ~otion of Councilman Hubbar~ seconded bY Counc~=-~ Schlueter and carried; Council received and ordered fils~ propoSe~ or~ixmaces su~aitted by attorneys 0~ motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Schlueter and carried, Council continuei te 7~0 p.m., May 1~, 196~, hearing on the %~in~h Ambulance applicatic~ an~ also o~. the request of ~ Convalescent Ambulance for per- missi~m to transport canvalescant patients to and frc~ the city. ~ ~// HEAR]]~G - Mayor Hai~ opened the heari~ on Resolution ~.~:,, ABAT]24~T ~-56, ~rect~ a~t~ent of ~eds ~ acco~ce ~th ~ve~t C~e provision. ~e Clerk re~ that ~id~ce of giv~ notice of the hear~ ~ ~ file ~ the Clerk's office ~d that no ~itt~ priests or obJecti~s ~d been receive. ~ere be~g no ~spo~e to the ~or's call f~ test~o~, the h~g ~s ~closed. ~. ~-70 ~I~ ~-70 ~ T~ ~~ D~ ~ ~ C~ C~C~ OF ~ C~ 0F ~A A~, ~ W~: W~ ~ICE ~N C~A~ S~1~, S~A~ ~ ~A~ ~ ~ T~ C~ OF ~A ~, ~ ~V~G '~ ~":":,~ ~'~ ~ ~s re~ ~ title. It ~s ~v~ by C~i~ ~b~, sec~d~ ~ C~ci~" ~, t~t ~her re~ be ~iv~ ~ Resoluti~ ~-70 be ~t~. ~ ro~ call v~e: ~ C~C~: Hubba, ~ey, Gi~re, Sc~ter, ~ NO~, C~C~: No~ ~, C~: N~e 0~D. NS-728 O~DINANCE NS-728 AMenDING ARTICLE ~ OF A.A. ~ - J~H ~ ~A ~ ~IC~ C~E ~ C~GE D~I~ C~ICATION ~ ~ ~CATI~ ~ ~ ~G S~TI~L DIS~ICT ~ ~-~-10 (~ ~ ~ A) ~s read by title. CITY C0~CIL - 381 - May ~, 196~ It was moved Ir/ Counc~lm~- Hubbard, seconded by Councll~ Schlueter, that further reading be waived and Or, f-a-ce NS-728 he adopted. On roTM call vote: AYE~ COUNCII~21: NOES, COUNCILMEN: ABS~T~ COUNCII2~EN: Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore~ Schlueter, Hall None None ~.~ 3 RES. 64-72 RE~OLUTION 6~-72 OF '£~: CITY C0b~CIL S~.~gT SYST~ OF T~ C~ OF ~A ~ ~G ~ ~ ~ 0F RO~ ~R ~S~ ~ ~U~T~G ~T ~CH ~S~ ~ ~0~ ~ ~ CA~ HIG~AY C~SION ~s read by title. It ~s moved by C2cilm- Hubb~d~ sec~d~ ~ C~cil~- Gi~re, t~t ~her read~ be ~ived ~d Res~ution ~-~ be ad,ted. ~ roll ~ ~e: AYES, COUNCILMEN: NOES, C 0UNC ILMEN: AESE~T, COUNCIIREN: Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall None None RES. 64-64, CUP 169 RESOLUTION 64-64 D~.~TING SIDEWALK TRAIL~ ~.~1','~ REQU~S FROM CONDITIONS IMPOSED BY TN PLANNING CO~4ISSION IN GRANT- lNG CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT OM APPLICATION NO. 169 l~W.~ BY ~R~TT.E~ SERVICE & S~T.~, INC. was read by title. It was moved By Councilman Hubbard, seconded By Councilman Schlueter~ that further reading be waived and Resolution 6~-6~ be adopted. On roll call vote: AYES, COUNCILMEN: NOES, C OUNC ILMEN: AB~E~T, COUNC~: Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall None None RES. 64-65 RESOLUTION 64-65 RESCINDING RESO- SANTA CLARA & TUSTIN LUTION 64'50 INITIATING N. W. ANNEX TO ANNEX "SANTA CLARA AND TUSTIN N. W. ANNEX" was read by title. It was moved By Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Coti~cJlman Gilmore, that further reading be waived and Resolution 64-65 be adopted. On roll call vote: AYES, C(~JNCILMEN: NOES, C0qNCIIREN: AESE~T, C0~NCIIREN: Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall Hane None PARTY (Paul Fisher) was read by title. RE~0L~TION 64-71 DESIGNATING AN AG~ TO APPEAR FOR TEE CITY OF SANTA AHA IN ALL SMALL CLAIMS ACTIONS WherEIN SAID CITY IS A It was moved by Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Gilmore, that further reading he waived and Resolution 64-71 be adopted. On roll call vote: AYES, C0~CII~: NOES, COUNCILMEN: AW~ENT, C00NCILMEN: ~. ~-67 D~ - CASH ~E Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall None None Deed and escrow instructions 51570-C were su~aitted for real proper~y at the northeast corner of Edinger and Lowell frcm Frank Bede and Dora Bede, $17,500.00. ciTY COUNCIL - 38~ - Ma~ 4, 1964 RESOLUTION 6~7 ACCEPTING A D~ ~E T-~. CITY I~ PAYING A CASH CONSIDE~ATX(~ read bY title. It was ~ By C~uncile~n Hubbard, sec~le6 by COUncilman Gihaore~ that further rea~ing Be waive~ ~nd Resolutic~ 6~-67 Be ad~pte~. 0~ r~ll call vote: AYES, COUNCILMEN: NOES, C~NCIL~EN: ABSENT, COU~C~: Hubbard; Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall N~ne D~m~ - NO CASH Deed~ for acceptance were s-.~ttted fr~. the following: La~rence L. and Thel~a L. Mills, alley ease~ant, south of First; weet of ~er; William A. l~m-tea~; street easeaant; n~rth side of ~linger, west of Gordou Pl.; Socce~ Mobil Oil Cca~u~, Inc., street easement, south side E~t~er, east si~e of Bristol; Robert ~a~a~ street ease~ant, south oi~e of Waab~-_~tea; east of Ross; Rc~an Catholic Archbishop of L~s Angeles, street easeaent, southwest corner of Alfre~o N. an~ C~r_----~- E. Le~Aa, street easeaeat; a~.-~h si~e of Roosevelt; west of Newh~pe~ Church of the Wa~ of Santa A~a; street eaae~ent~ south si~e of War~er~ eaBt of Greeaville. RESOLUTION 6~-~6 ACCEPTING D~S ~ THE CIT~ Z5 PAYING NO CASH CO~S~D~ATION was re, by title. It was ~oved by Council~n Hubbard, secanded by Councilman Gilmore; that f~trther read~ be waived and Resolutian 6~66 he adoptea. On roll call vote: AYES, NOES, COUNCILM~: ABSENT, Hubbard, Harvey, Gihaore, 8chlueter, Hall None None RE~. 6~-68 RESOLUTION 6~-68 AUTHORIZING ~ SERVICES ~xTn THE STATE DEPART~M~f.' OF EDUCATION; DIVISiON OF' LIlY, ARIES, FOR OEDERING, CATALOGING, A~D PHYSICAL PROCESSING OF ~ was read by title. It was moved by Councilman Hubbard, seconded ~y Cc~ncilman Schlueter and carried that action on this resoluti-- Be postpoued to May 1~, j~ 7/ R~. 6~-69 RESOI]JTTOH 6~-69 AUTHORIZING COND~2~ATION C~0N OF ~L ~0P~ ~ ~R A S~E ~ ~ ~A~ WA~ ~'~'~ C~, A RIG~ OF~WAY ~ ~ ACC~S ~ ~ S~E~ ~ A ~ CO~I~ ~ ~s rea~ ~ title. It ~s ~a~ be ~ive~ ~ Resoluti~ ~-69 be a~. ~ roll ca~ v~e: AYe, C0~C~: Hub~ ~, Gi~o~ S~lu~er~ ~11 NO~, C~: A~ C~C~: N~e RES. 6~-73 Quitclaim ~ee~ to Lottie M. La~o~ for ~P~ ~C~GE . ~1 p~e~y at no~h~st co,er of ~ ~ ~er ~d ~ress ~ ~e for de~ c~v~ to the City ~ ~s~t f~ etre~ ~os~ ~ ~et side of ~ss, no~h of ~er, ~d cash c~si~rati~ $1,~7.71, ~c~ ~rs 3~16 ~ 3~2~-~, we~ pres~te~ to C~cil for a~r~al. CITY C~1~. - 383 - ~ k, 196]~ RESOLUTION 6~'73 AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF A QUITCLAIM D~ TO LOTTIE M. LAYTON iN ~CNANGE FOR AN EASEMENT D":=" AND A f~ASH CONSIDERATION was rea~ By title. It was moved by Cotmcilma- Hubbard, seconded by ¢~uncilman Gilmore, that further readix~ be waived and Resolutic~ 6~-73 Be adopted. 0~ roll call vote: AYES, COUNCIL~: NOES, COUNCII~: ABS~IT, COUNCIL~: HubS, Earve~, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall Nome CONCESSIONS for concessions at the ~hnzicipal Stadium. On motion of C~uncilman WubBard~ seconded by Councilman Schlueter and carried~ Council extended for one year the contract with Proctor and WeBb On = ien of Hubbard, LEASE AM~ secended by Counc~lma~ Schlueter and carried, Council approved an amend- ment to the lease with the County for additional space at 110~ %[. 8th Street. PRIVATE PATROL Council heard a repox~c frc~ the Chief of Police regarding application By International City Security for permit to operate private patrol in which he stated no definitive determination can Be made of number of agencies that should Be licensed to c~erate in city. On motion of Counci]~a~ Hubbard, seconded by Counci]ma~ Harvey and carried, C~uncil authorized iss,~,~A~ce of a permit to Robert E. Then, International City Security, to operate a private l~atrol service in the city. BO~P~:.:~ LAUNDRY John Stanley, 912 First Western Bank Building, attorney representing appr~w~mate~y nine property owners in the area of the Bo-Peep Laundry, spoke em Behalf of his clients, who are protesting excessive ~ibration of hones caused by ext~actien equipment at Bo-Peep Laundry, 2669 N. Main. Kenneth Westering, 2105 N. Louise, ewner of properties at 2675 N. Main, 2677 N. Main and 114 Owens Drive~ read a statement declaring that the Director of Building and Safety had not inspected his properties; described the dangers from the vibrations and made the following rec.-~m-~dations: that a restraining order Be issued against the laundry; that a disinterested group of technicians make an investigation; that the laundry ewner be c~m~elled to repair and paint damaged dwellings; an~ that all mxisances disturbing the tenants cease ~"ediatel~. On motion of Counci]~-~ Hubbard, secendad by Councilman wa~vey and carried, the ¢c.._.~mication was received dud filed. The City Attorney reported that the Building and Safety Department had made an investigatien of properties, other than Mr. Weetring's since he has tenants in his, and there was not sufficient evidence to Justify a lr.,blic nuisance action. The B~ilcling a,.~ Safety Director reported that it would Be very difficult to evaluate how much vibration it takes to create this type of damage, and that his department had no wa~ in which to measure the viBratie~s. On motion of Counc~]~ Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Wa~vey and carried, Co~ucil authorized the staff to investigate and report en the properties belong- ing to Mr. Westering. cITY COUNCIL - 38~ - May ~, 1964 C. S. Welputt, 2669 N. Main, ~wner of Bo-Peep Laundry, repeated his statements made at the April 6th ~eetin~ and urged that the pereans making inspection bear in ~ind the age of the houses. ~ STRata-.' 0n motic~ of Councilm~n ~abbar~ seconded VACATION by Councilman Schlueter and carried, C~until continued to the meet4-~= of May 1~, 196~, investigatic~ and report of abandonment of a portion of Alton Street, as requested by C. J. Segeretrsm & Sous. PRE. REC. OF SUR~E~ 359 Council considered Prel~m~,T Rec~r~ of Survey 359 filed by D~_Amond Park Mutual Water Cca~az~ and Eugene Griset to create two R 2 parcels cm the west side of Diamond between St--*ord and Pceac~a. Loren Griset, speaking for the subdividers, requested that the per lot business license tax ~ drainage assessment fee be eliminated from the cen~itions. The City Attorney explained that the Municipal Code 1--guage provides no exceptions. On motion of Councilman Hubbard, secended by Ccnmcilman Schlueter and carried, Council approved Prel~m4-a~y Record of Survey B5% subject to the conditions outlined in the Planning Director's report dated April 28, PARKING METER ~ Hal Winters, 206 N. 6th, read a letter frc~ the President of the Downtown Santa Aha Associatien, request~-~= that the Municipal Cede be revised to' provide that all revenue frc~ parkin~ meters, above normal maintenance of the meters, ~e used for the purchase of off street parking facilities within the area collected. On motion of Councilman HuBBar~, seconded by Councilman Gilmore and carried~ the letter was received By the City C~uncil and ordered filed. EX'£~L~$ION, On motion of Councilm~n HuBbar~, seconded V.A. 1~02 by, C~mcJl~n Gilmore and carried, Council granted the request of American Pipe and Construction C~ for a -t-ety day extension of time for utilization of Variance 1502 to censtruct concrete batching facility and storage, elevator at 2501 W. 5th. WATER WELL Excelsior Creamery Compan~ on Hast On motic~ of Councilman Hubbard~ seconded by Counci~ Harvey and carried, Council granted permission to McCalla Bros., Inc. to drill a 12" replacement water well f~r First Street. D~IAL OF CLAIM FLATXO regarding loss of personal property On motion of Councilm~ul Hubbax~l~ seconded by Councilman Harvey and carried, Cooncil denied, as re~.-~-ended by the City Attorney, the claim of M. T. Flatko for $2,627.80 frc~ auto~obile while co, fined to Oail. - 385 - 196 L~-~' TURN .~TO On mntl(m of Cc~mcilmaa Hubbard, TOWN & COUNT~ seco~led by Ceuacilmsa Harvey and carried, C~uncil referred to staff for investigation a Petition' frma tenants in Town & Country Shopping Cemter for elimination of prohibition a~ainst vehicle lefc turn movements for southbound traffic on Main Street into Town & Country Shopping Center. TRAFFIC SI(~AL Council heard a report frcm the City Manager ccmcorning a letter dated April 18, 196~ from Lorin Griset, 224 W. 5th Street, in which he requested a traffic signal at the intersection of E~inger and Center Streets. Based c~ ~_:ager s statenent that there is a signal within two blocks, at the City - ' Greenville and F~inger, it was moved by Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Council- man Schlueter and carried, that the letter be received and filed. BO~D RELEASES Acting on the Public Works Director's report of satisfactory completion of improvements, on motion of Councilma- Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Harvey and carried, Council authorized release of bonds for the following: Tract 4560, D~ Street end Le~ha~dt Avenue Tract 4957, Euclid Street smd Ballast Avenue Tract J~., Euclid Street and McFadden Avenue Tract 4531, Hathaway Street and Santa Clara Avenue PLANNING CO~ISSION of William B. Moore, Jr., on the Planning On motion of Councilman Harvey, seconded by Councilman Gilmore and carried, Council appointed Gordon Bricken to fill the unexpired tern C.~i~..ission, ending July 1, 196~. 0~ motion of C~r~ucilms~ Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Wa~vey and carried, Council authorized the proper authorities to advertise for bids for the following: Project T-5, Signal and Lighting ~ystems at Main and Edgewood, Grand and Washil~on, McFadden and Cypress, Harbor and Talbert. Bid openi~ June 9, 196~. Furnish and deliver 2~" water transmission pipe for Maywood, Wright a~ Warner to Grand; 16" water tr-~=mission pipe for Grand, Warner to McFadden. Bid opening May 26, 1964. STIb~m£ COST On motion of Councilman Hubbard, REIMBURS~ seconded by Councilman Harvey and carried, Council authorized reimburse- ment of $1,201.55 to Harold Griffin, BSO1 W. 1st for street i~provements constructed in excess of local street re- quirements at northwest corner of First and Jackson. ASSESS. DIST. 221 On motion of Counci]mmm Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Harvey and carried, Council approved extension of contract with Sul~v Miller tO construct sewers in Assessment District 221 for thirteen calendar d~ys because cruz COU~C~L - 386 - Mey 4, 1964 off incl~ut weather cad utility interferences. Eraemt S~el~mder~ $1X N. Broadway, challe~ed the right of the C~ncil to al~oiat ~r ~o ~ ia this Cc~aittee, statin~ Dr. Abitla was a meaber am lc~ as he was a citize~ whether he like~ it ~r net. BASE~AL~ PROTEST that base~all played in Aleaa Park On ~iun ef Cmmcila~u Hubbard, seconded by Counc~-a~ ~ ~ ~i~, C~cil received ~d ~er~ filed a l~ter ~ ~ H~r, 1~2 N. ~ish, p~est~ ts t~ c~e to adJac~t p~te res~d~s. ~.~/~ CMC D~ On ~ion of Councilman Hubba~l~ seconded DISTRICT by Ccmmcilman Harvey an~ carried, CouU~il received amd ordered filed the Planning C----~lssiun report ree~,~uding that the interim az~m~l~ent to the CD District~ permitting C ~ uses, be allc~d to expire on June ~0, 1~ without fttr~her extension. BUS~-~S LIO~,~E TAX B~ll M. ~k~ 2103 Gre~ repres~t- ative of the ~a ~ C~ber of C~rce, ~ ~a~ of the C~er's City ~ce ~d ~ C~ttee, ~ a r~o~ of his c~ttee ~c~d~-~ the re~al ef ~-~ce ~-7~, ~e~by e~--t~ the B~eas ~c~se t~ ~ ~e city ~ c~t~-~ a ~ ray,aBle ~ess cliP-ate ~ the city. Ec~ ~ the city b~ ~s s~est~ as ~s to ~ ~ lost revue. Mayor Hall expressed appreciation for the Chamber's interest~ pr~eed the C~Ancil's careful consi~eretion of the report, and promised a copy of the proposed l~ud~et would he made available to the Chamber as earl~ as possible. It was moved by Council~n Hubbar~ secunded hy Cotmc~!w~ Harvey and carried, that the requeet ancl repox~c of the ChamBer of Cce~erce be received and ordered filed o WRITTEN CO~ICATIO~ On ~c~ton of Councilman Hubbard, secended by Councilman Harvey and carried, Council received and ordered filed the following ccmm~unicatlcms: PUC APPLICATI~ - For certification of Dyke Water Co. as supplier of water service to certain tracts and areas in Orange C~unty to which service has been supplie~ in prior years under order of C~m~sion. - - B0~NDAI~ C0~L~SIC~ - Minutes finding Boundaries certaiu for Paulariuo No. 6 Aunexatic~ to City of Costa Mesa. Li~UOI~ LIC~SE APPLICATIONS - Fr~v's B~ffeteria~ 510 N. Main - NE~ ON-SALE u~.., & WINE Pickus, 3~28 W. 2olsa - OFF-SALE GE~EP~L TRANSFER U-T~ce'M, ~J~lO W. ~th - NE~ OFF-SALE ~u,:~ & WINE V.A. 190~ Arthur Nisson, 201~ N. Broadway~ DAVIS attorney representing the applicant~ requested Council to set a new hearing on Variance Application 190~, filed by Davis to convert existing duplex into medical offices at 1613 Durant. On ~fcio~ of Councilm~n Hubbard, secc~xded by Councilman Harvey ancl carried, Council des/gnated the meeting of June 1, 196~ at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Che~bers as the t~me and place for hearing on Variance Applicat ic~ 190~. VARIANCE AND CONDITIONAL USE PE~iTS On motion of Counc~m-n Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Ha~-.ey and carried, Council received and ordered filed the following decisions made by the Zoning Administrator or Planning C.'~esion, where no appeal had been filed: V.A. 1922, CALLAHAN - c~astruct duplex on R 1 lot at 2202 Oak - APPROVE). V.A. 1923, CLARE - c~astruct duplex en R 2 lot having existing single family residence at 302 N. Baker - APPROV]~. V.A. 1926, E~:,.~E - expand motel operation into R 2 B zone which reduces required front yard and waives required rear yard at 118 Flora - APPROV~. V.A. 1927, LUCAS - construct addition between ~xisting garage and main buil~liug reducing required rear yard at 2011 N. Alona- APPROV~. C.U.P. 170, FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - utilize existing church facilities for a nursery school at 2555 Santiago - APPROVED. MAYORS & COUNCILM~'S On motion of Councilman Hubbard, INSTITUTE seconded by Councilman Har~ey and carried, Council authorized the attendance of the Mayor and C~uncil- men at the Mayors' and Councilmen's Institute in Santa Mcmica May 17-19, at city expense. of land for parking at the Bowers Councilman Gilmore voting "No". It was moved by Councilman Hubbard, seconded by C~ancilman Schlueter, that the City Manager Be authorized to negotiate for the acquisition The motion carried four to oue, with ADJ0U~mT There Being no further Business to came before the Council, on motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Harvey and carried, the meet4-_= was adjourned at 9:22 p.m. DORIS M. ~ . ~.L~ ~F ','~.m COUNC~F~y ~, 196~