HomeMy WebLinkAbout06-15-1964MA/~0TES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF T~E
CITY OF SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA
June 157 196~
The meeting was called to or~er at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers, 2~7 North
~ain Street. Roll call was answered by Councilmen Royal E. Hubbard, Earry N.
Rarvey, James Gilmore, Henry H. Schlueter, and Mayor A. Allen Hall. Following
the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag, the Invocation was delivered by the
Reverend George F~nzing, Trinity United Presbyterian Church.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES On motion of Councilman Hubbard,
seconded by Councilm~ SchlueSer
and carried, Council approved the
~ Minutes of the Regular Meeting of
May 1~, 1964~ the~ Adjourned Regular Meeting of May 18, 1964 held May 21, 1964,
the Regular Meeting o~ june 1, 1964, and the Special'Meeting o~ J~une 11,
BI]) AWARD - ~AT~ On motion of Councilman' Hubbard,
DEPT. F~UIP~ENT seconded by Councilman Schluet~r and
carried, Council received and ~n~ered
~ filed tabulations of bids rece~ived
for water department e~ui~ent, approved awar~ of contracts at unit prices
bid t~ the following~ and rejected all other bids:
Domesti~c Water Meters, Spe~. 665-13, to Ba~er Ma~er' Manufacturi~g~¢~.
Compound Wa~er Mede.rs, Spec. 665-14, to'~ad~.er Meter ~a~iufactUring Co.
.3, 8, and 10 inch Detector Check Valves.and 3 and 4 inch backflow
preventers, Spec. 665-15, to Hersey-Spa~iing .Mater
4 and 6 inch~De~ector Check Valves, ~pec. 66]-15, to Grinn~ell
of the Pacific.
DE~0LITION OF
BUILDINGS
On motion of Counc~lw~n Hubbard,
secOnded by Councilm~ Harvey and
carried, Council rejected all bi~s
for demolitiOn of building at 1469
South Main Street.
BID AWARD 'SIGNALS On motion of Counc~-- Hubbard~
secOnded by CounCl~m-~ Sch~u%~r
and carrie%t, Council received
ordered filekl a tabulation %f bids
received for Project T-~, signal and lighting systems at Main and ~klgewoo~,
Grand and Washington, McFad~len and Cypress~, Harbor and Talhert; approved a~ard
of the contract to Eo D. JohnsOn & Company, an~ rejected all other bikls. '
BID AWARD - STi~x' Councilman Gilmore was disqualified
COHSTRUCTION fr~a discussion and a~tion i~ the
following matter because of a conflict
of interest and left the Council
~Chamber. On-motion 6f Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Schlueter and
carrie~, Council received and ordered filed a tabulation of bids received for
Project ¢-.8~., constx~Action of a divider island in Warner Avenue between Raitt
and Rene Drive;' Approved awar~ of the contract to R. Jo Noble C~apany at unit
prices bid; and rejected all other bids.
CITY COUI~CIL - 416 - June 1~, 1~4
BID AWARD - LEGAL
ADVERTISING
Counctlm~n Gilmore resumed his seat at the
Council table. The Clerk opened and read
the following bids for legal advertising
for fiscal year 196~-65:
Free the Orange County Reporter, rate per inch, first insertion, SB.00;
for subsequent insertions, $2.65; reprints of all Notices, $.02 each.
Free The Register, rate per inch, first insertion, Satur~ ~nly, $2.10;
other days, $2.25; subsequent insertions, Saturday only, $1.80; other
days, $1.8~5.
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Earvey a~d carried,
C~,~cil awarded the c~ntract to The Register and rejected all other bids.
NEARING - A.A. 499 Mayor Eall opened the continued hearing on
DIEBRICN AmenSment Application 499 filed by R. A.
Diedrich to amend Sectional District Map
6-5-9 by reclassifying from the R i to
the R ~ district, property on the east side of Santa Fe Railroad between 17th
and Santa Clara, on which Planning C .... ~ssion recommended denial.
Warren Proctor, 115 W. 15th Street, agent for the applicant, stated that a
meeting had been held with representatives of the opponents, but all the
problems had not been resolved. He quoted frc~ a University of California-
Berkeley Study which indicated that famtlies with children occupy only one
unit in seven a~d abomt one third are occupied by single persons.
Mr. Proctor presented new plans to the Council which had been discussed with
the Plaa~ing Director, in which Nathaway Street ended in a cul-de-sac, and
which provided a buffer area of six h~-es, which builder would agree to
construct on the same lot sizes and to be of equal value with adjacent hemes.
He would also either place a six foot block wall to the rear or concrete
block garages which would abut the R 1 hemes.
Mr. Proctor stwa~arized the benefits provided as threefold: no through traffic
except for an emergency crash gate; almost cmaplete privacy; and no auto
traffic between the apartments and the R 1. Ne gave supporting statements
to his ccatenticm that R 4 was warranted because of sufficient precedence,
the plan was not detrimental to the area, and was not opposed to public
policy. Ne note~ that R 1 development was not practical a~Jacent to the
railroad. Ne oonclu~ed by saying that the developer was willing to make smae
changes, provided the cost was not e~cessive.
Nathan Tart, ~02 E. Avalon, representing the Northeast ~amta Ama Residents
Association, stated the Santiago re~.ening should not be considered a precedent
since in that case all a~m~istrative proceedings were exhausted Before
Council's action. He maintained that since the property was owned By the
Schroeders, they should have filed the application insteed of Diedrich; that
sufficient precedence he~ not been established; au~ that one street for ingress
ami egress, with only an additional emergency gate, would not be sufficient
for the traffic generated by 266 units. He asked the C~ucil to wait for the
General Plan before making a decision, amd that more time be given for study
of the revised plA~ presented by the applicant.
Ernest R. ~qie~fried, 1202 E. Avalon, suggested that the matter be continued.
Mr. Proctor stat~ this woul~ place applicant in hazardous position as he is
in escrow.
Walter Newbrander, 1202 E o Bmffalo, stated that most people were not aware of
all the facts. There being no further testimony, the hearing was close~.
CIT~ COUNCIL - 417 - June 15, 196~
At Councilman Harvey's request, the Director of Planning explained that the
Public ~tilities Commission would not permit access across the railrea~ tracks,
an~ his department w~uld not recvmmend it anyway; that the thirty foot road is
contingent upon the Senior Citizens development; that R ~ traffic will be about
the same volume as that created by an R 1 development. Mr. Proctor stated that
the project woul~ not be undertaken until plans for the access were worked out
in the event the Senior Citizens building was not constructed.
~ark E. Sherman, 2014 N. Flower, agent for the Senior Citizen Project, stated
that financing is being sought at present and that the Board of Directors had
no objection to the thirty feet being used for a street, nor to the proposed
project.
It was moved by Councilman Gilmore, seconded by Councilman Harvey and carried,
that a decision in the matter he postponed to the meeting of July 6, 196~.
HE~RING - A.A. 501 Mayor Hall opened the hearing on
ROSA Amendment Application 501 filed by
Joseph Rosa to amend Sectional District
MaP 5-5-9 by reclasSii~ying fram the
A 1 to the R ~ district~ property on the east side of Wright between Catalina
and Santa Clara. Planning C"mmfssion Resolution 5686 recummended approval.
The Clerk reported that notice of the hearing was published in The Register on
May 23, 1964 and that no written c~unications or objections had bean receive~.
There being no response to the call for testimouy, the hearing was closed.
On moticu of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Earvey and carrie~,
Council approved the reclassification and instructed the City Attorney to prepare
an amending ordinance according to Exhibit AA 501 A.
HEARING - A.A. 502 Mayor Hall opened the hearing on
N~ITESIDES Amendment Application 502 filed by
Lawrence A. Whitesides to amend
Sectional District Map 17-5-9 by
reclassifying fram the A 1 to the C 5 district, property on the south side of
First between Santa Ana Freeway and Newport Freeway. Planning Commission Reso-
lution 5688 recommended approval.
The Clark reported that notice of the hearing was published in The Register on
June 5, 196~ and no written communications or objections had been received.
There being no response to the call for testimony, the hearing was closed.
On motion of Councilm~ Hubbard, seconded by Councilm-~ Gilmore and carried,
Council approved the reclassification and instl-.,cted the City Attorney to prepare
un amending ordinance according to w~bibit AA 502 A.
NEARING - A.A. 503 Mayor Nall opened the hearing on
NITTA A~endment Application 503 filed by
Taka Nitta to amend Sectional District
Map 23-5-10 by reclassifying from the
R 1 to the C 2 district, property an the north side of E~inger between Townsend
and Raitt. Plannt~E C~Ission Resolut. ion 5689 reco~a~ended approval.
The Clerk reported that notice of the hearing was published in The Register on
~ane 5, 196~ and that no written communications or objections had been received.
There being no response to the call for testimony, the hearing was closed.
On motion of Councilm-n Eubbard, seconded by Councilman Schlueter and carried,
Council approved the reclassification and instructed the City Attorney to prepare
an amending ordinance according to Exhibit AA 503 A.
CITY COUNCIL - 418 - Ju~e 15, 196~
HEARING - A.A. 50~ Mayor Hall opened the hearing em Amendment
.VALENTINE Application 50~ filed by V. L. Valentine
to amend Sectional District Map 1-5-10
by reclassifying fro~ the R 3 to the C 2
district property em the west side of Main between Arnett Drive and Santa Ama
Freeway. Planning C~ission Resolution 5690 recommended approval.
The Clerk reported that notice of the hearing wes published in The Register
on June 5, 196~ am~ that no written communicaticms or objections had ~een
receive~. There being no resp~ase to the call for testimony, the hearing wes
closed.
On motion of Councilman Hubbaaxl, seconded hy Councilman Harvey ~ carrie~,
Council approved the reclassification and instructed the City Attorney to
~repere an amending ordinance &ccording to Exhibit AA 50~ A.
HEARING - A.A. 505 Nayor Hall opened the hearing om Amendment
~-RITER & CAPA~O Application 505 filed by Rita V o Writer
and Nary C. Capasso to amend Sectional
District Map 7-5-9 by reclassifying fram
the R 3 and R 1 to the C 5 district, property on the east side of Gran~
between ~th a~d 6th. Planning C.~.-fssion Resolution 5691 recommended approval
of Exhibit AA 505 B~ which would reclassify to the C 5 and R 1 B ~istricts.
The Clerk reported that notice of the hearing was published in The Register
on June 5, 196~ smd that no written c ....... ~nications or objections had heed
received. There being no response to the call for testimony, the hearing wes
closed..
Om m~tion of Councilman Eubbar~, seconded by Counc~--~ Gilmore and carrie~,
Council approved the reclassification and instructed the City Attorney to
pre,are an amending ordinance according to Exhibit AA 505 B.
HEARING - FAI~NAVEN & ~ayor Hall opened the hearing em the proposed
GLASS~m.~. S. E. AN~[ --nexation of approximately 16 acres east
and west of Glassell, south of Fairhaven.
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 receive~. There Being no respemse to
the call for testimony, the hearing was close~.
RES. 6~-91
RESOL~'TION 6~-91 DE~LARI~I~ THAT A MAJORIT!
PROTEST ~AS NOT ~ NA~E AGAINST T~g
AS~ATION OF T~RITOI~ DESIGNATe) "FAI~HAVE~
~ (}LASS~.T. So Eo AJ~,~" waS read by title.
It was moved by C(r~ncilw~n Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Schlueter, that
further rea~ing he waived and Resolution 64-91 be ndopted. On roll call v~te:
AYES, C~:
NOES, CO~NC~:
ABSm~z., C~UNCII~EN:
Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
None
None
OPm. NS-735
DECLARING ANNEXATION
OPm~NCE NS-735 DECLARING 'r~ ANNEXATION
OF TEERITO~ DW~IGNAT,-',, "FAIRNAVEN AND
GLASS~-;. So E. A~m~" wes introduced by
title.
It was moved by Councilman Harvey, seconded by Councilman Schlueter and
unanimously carried, that further reading be waived and 0r~inance NS-7~5 be
passed to secon~ rea~g.
C1/"f COUNCIL - ~19 - June 15, 196~
~ING - APPEAL 128 ~yor Hall opened the hearing ~n Appeal
~T.?.w~AN 128 ff[ind by Victor C
~osea ~ the Zo~
his a~ro~l of Variance A~lication 1930 to eonst~ a so.ice s~atl~ ~d
~evta~e ~ the ya~s ~ the R 1 district at 1~01 S. Fl~er.
~e Clerk repo~e~ t~t n~lce of the hear~g ~s ~tle~ to ~acen% prope~y
~ers ~ J~e 8~ 1~ ~ t~t a letter ~d been ~cei~a fr~ ~ice J~
1~05 S. Wo~a~ P~ce, ~ be~ of the a~ecte~ ~si~ents, proteot~ ~t~
of the ~i~ce. ~or ~11 restricte~ c~ents to t~e three conaitio~ appealed.
Dale Heinly, 611 W. 8th Stree% attorney for the appellant, stated that a masonry
wall Will be constructed along the property line and, therefore, it shoul~l not
he required that the building be placed ten feet fr~a the_property line. Mr.
Heiniy submitted to C~ancil a plot plan by Humble Oil Cca~e.]D'~ end stated that
$3.3~ a'square foot is too high for the excess property described'in Condition
12a, Accor~E to Mr. Eeinly, a fair price per square foot would he $1.35 or
$1.~5. Condition 6, reqUiring that no ha--ers, stre-~rs or st,.tlar devices be
displayed, was also protested as Being unfair, since the other stations are now
displaying these items.
Robert L. Hmaphries, 18~7 Harbor Doulevara, Costa Mesa, representing Maurice J.
~ans~u~ expressed coucern because the hearing had been restricteA to three items,
after Mr. ~aneon ha~ been ~ormed by the pl--~ing Department that the hearing
would cover all issues. On advice from the Planning Director that he ha~ been
so ~,~er~_e~ Because this ha~ always been the procedure in the past, ~ayor Hall
rescinded the previous ruling an~ declared the hearing open on all issues. On
~otion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded By Councilmea Sehlueter an~ carried, Council
received and ordered filed the letter fr~a Mr. ~_-~-on.
~r. Hum~hries noted that two of the three service stations operating on the
corners were making an average income while ~ne was operatin~ sub-marginally~
that old tires an~ odors ~Ale the area unattractive. He su~aitte~ photographs
illustrating his point, end on ~otion of Counc~~w~ Hubbard, seconded by Council-
man Schlueter an~ carried, they were received and ordered filed.
Fra~ Jaffe, 160~ S. Woodland, end Pe~y Janiss, 1522 Woodland, also spoke in
Opposition.
In rebuttal, Mr. Heinly cited as precedents several Variance Applications which
ha~ Been granted in other areas, stating that a property right was being denied
his client. There being no further testimony, the hearing was closed.
On notion of' Councilman ~uhbar~, seconded by Councilman .qchlueter and carried,
COUncil instructed the City Attorney to prepare a resolution ~verruling the
Zoning A~ministrator's decision by deleting Conditions 1 an~ 6 fr~w the approval
of Variance Application 19~0, but assuring the constx-action of the solid Block
wall.
HEAR]]~ - APPEAL 130 ~ayor Hall opened the hearing on
A & P CO. Appeal 130 filed by The Great At~-tic
& Pacific Tea Company, Inc., from the
Zoning ~iotrator' s denial of
Variance Application 19~2 to remove a condition of approval from Variance 1892:
(2a) that a ~-foot easement from center ]~ne to property line be provided on
Bristol Street.
The Clerk reporte~ that notice of the hearing was mailed to adjacent property
c~ners on ~une 8, 196~ and that a letter from the appellant was received, aek~-~
for a c~tin,,a~ce to July 2~, 196~.
On mo%ion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded By Councilman Harvey and carried, the
hearing was continued to ~uly 20, 196~, 7:30 porn. in the Council Chambers.
June 1], 1~
RECESS
At 9:}%0 p.m. a fiw~ m~ute recess was
declared. At 9:50 p.m. the meeting was
reconvened with all Council members
present.
01~. NS-729 O~DINANCE NS-729 ~ING ARTICLE IX OF
A.A. ~9~ Tram $~ A~ ~/NICIPAL C~E TO C~E
RO~S DISTRICT CLASSIFICATION ON A~£
APPLICATXON ~9~ AmD AME~mm S~TI~AL
DISTRICT NAP 6-5-9 (EXHIBIT AA 49~ A) W~ T~ PLANNING ¢01~BION REC0~
D~sAAL was rea~ by title.
After unanimously waiving further r~ading, it was moved by ¢ouncllm=- Harvey,
secom~ed by Councilman Gilmore, that Or~---ce FS-729 be adopted. On roll
call vote:
ATES, ¢OUNCIIREN:
NOES, COU~CIL~E~:
ABSENT, COUNCILMEN:
Harvey, Gilmore~ Schlueter
Hubbard, Hall
None
Tt~ WaS moved by Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Schlueter, that
further reading be waived and Or~i--~ce NS-730 be ad~ed. On roll call
vote:
AYES, COUNCILMEN:
NOE~, COUNCILMEN:
ABSENT, 00UNCIL~EN:
Huhbax~l, Harvey~ Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
None
None
It Was moved By cOUncilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Harvey, and
unanimously carrie6, that further reading ~e waived and Or~--ce N8-731
~e passed to second reading.
ORD. NS-732 OI~INANCE NS-732 AMENDING ARTICLE IX OF
A.A. ~97 THE SANTA ANA M~NICIFAL C~E TO CHANGE
CO~.~ DISTRICT CLASSIFICATION ON ~
APPLICATION ~97 AN~ ~A~e~ ~ SECTIONAL
DIBTRICT MAP 16-5-10 (EXHIBIT AA ~97A) was introduced by title.
It was moved by Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilw~- Harvey, an~
unanimously carried, that further reading he waived and Ordinance N$-732 be
passe~l to second reading,
0~D. NS-733 ONDINANCE ES-733 AM~m~ING ARTICLE IX OF
A.A. ~98 ,r~s SANTA ANA ~CIPAL CC~E TO CHANGE
BR00~.~. & GULICK DISTRICT CLASSIFICATION ON A~
APPLICATION ~98 AND AI~ING SECTIONAL
DISTRICT NAP 17-5-9 (~HIBIT AA ~98A) was introduced by title.
CIT~ CO~I~CIL - ~21 - June 15, 196~
It wac moved by Councilman Hubbard, sec~aded by Oouncl~ma~ ~nrvey, and unanimously
carried, that further reading be waive~ and Oxxlinauce NS-733 be passe~ to accost
rea~ing.
OI~D. NS-73~ ORDINANCE NS-73~ AMENDING ARTICLE IX
A.A. ~00 OF TWW. SANTA ANN ~r~/CIPAL C~DE TO
0MESTE & EAS0N 0HANGE DISTRICT CLASS~'-CATION ON
A~ENDME~T APPLICATION ~00 'AND AM~DING
SECTIONAL DISTRICT ~AP 13-~-10 (wx~IBIT AA 500A) was introduced By title.
It was moved by Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Ce~ncilw~u Earvey,
unauimously carried~ that further reading be waived and Ordinance NS-734 he
passe~ to second reading.
RES. 6~-95 RESOL~TION 6~-95 OF TEE CIT~ COUNCIL
SPECIAL CO~ OF ~ C~ OF ~A ~, O~
A.D. 2~7 ~0~ ~ ~ ~ ~ION
OF ~ AG~r ~ SP~
~~s ~ ~ title. It ~a
mo~ by C~ci~ Hubba~, secon~ by O~cil~n Schlueter, t~t ~her
rea~ing be ~ive~ ~ Resoluti~ ~-95 be ~e~. ~ roll call v~e:
AYES, COUNCII~EN:
NOES, COUNCII~EN:
ABSENT, COUNC~:
Hubbard, Earvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
Nome
None
RES. 6~-98 RESOLUTION 6~-98 AUTHORI~.T~G C0ND~NATION
CO~TION 0F ~L ~OP~ ~R A P~ S~ S~
P~ S~E OF ~A C~ A~ A~ ~ OF
H~ ~' ~ ~ A~, ~ST OF ST~ A~m ~s ~ad by title.
It ~s m~ by Co~c~n H~ba~ sec~ by C~ct~ S~lu~er, that
~her ~a~ be ~i~ ~ Resoluti~ ~-~ be ~e~. On roll call vote:
AYES, COUNC~:
NOES, ¢0UNCIIREN:
ABS~, COUNC~:
Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
None
No~e
RES. 6~-96 RESOLBTION 6~-96 A'UTmORIZII~ DIRECTOR
O~E CROBS~ OF ~C WO~ ~ ~ C~ ~R
~S ~~ 0F ~ ~ATI~
~ ~s ~ad ~ title. It ~s
m~ by C~ci~ Hubba~ seconded by Oo~ci~ Schlueter~ that ~her
~ading be ~i~ ~d Reso~tion 6~-~ be ~ted. ~ roll call vote:
AYES, ¢OUNC IL)~:
NOES,
ABS~T, COUNC~:
Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter~ Em11
None
Nome
RES. 64-90 RESOIA~ION 64-90 AC~NOWL~ING Ta~
"SANTA CLARA & T~STIN ~ECEIPT OF A COPT OF NOTICE OF I~TE~TION
N. W. ANIEX" TO CIRCULATE PETITION FOE ANNEXATION
OF TERRITORY TO TEE CIT~ OF SANTA AHA
~NDER T~E NA~E OF "SANTA CLARA A~ T~STIN No W. ANNEXATION"~ ACCC$[PAN~I~G
STAtEmENT AND A~'A~AVIT OF PUBLICATION THEREOF AND APPROVING '£~ CIR6~LATION
OF ~E P~ITION was read by title. It was moved by Cou~c~lma~ Hmbbard, secomded
by Oo~ucilman Schlueter, that further reading be waived and Resolutio~ 64-90
be a~lol~e~. Sm roll call vote:
AYES, COUNCILMEN:
NOES, COUNCIL~:
AES~m'£, C0UNC II~EN:
CITY COUNCIL
Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
Nome
None
- ~22 - June 15,
1964
RES. 6~o85 RESOL~O~ ~-85 OVXm~k~ ~ D~CISION OF
~CATI~ 1~, ~-~ ~ J0~ P. ~
~ X. DA~ ~s ~ by title. It ~s ~ by C~ci~ HubBa~, sec~de~
by CO~ci~n ~chlueter, ~ ca~ie~, that action be postp~e~ ~til Ju~ 6,
RE~. 6~-86 RESOL~TION 6~-86 DELETING ONE C~ITION
V.A. 1~3
G~.~ G~G A V~NCE ~ ~CATI~ 1~3
~.~A~ ~ ~s ~ad by title. It ~s m~d by C~ci~u Nubb~, second~
by Co~cl~ ~chlueter, that ~her
be ~o~ed. ~ roll call vote:
AYES, CO~NCII~HEN:
NOES, COUnCILmEN:
AESE~T, CO~NC~:
Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Bchlueter, Eall
None
l~o~e
RES. 6~--87
DE~) - CASH
Deed and escrow instructions were submitted
frc~ Santa Ama Packiag Co., real property,
south of Bolsa, east of Newhope,
Escrow No.
RESOL~TION 6~-87 ACCEPTING A Dwm~ ~ THE CIT~ IS PAYING A CASH COESI~h~TI~N
was read By title. It was moved by Councilman Hubbard, secende~ By Cetmc~lm~-
Schlueter, that further read~ng he waive~ and Resolution 6~-87 be ad,pred. Om
roll call vote:
AYES, C~IL~EN:
NOES, COUNCILMEN:
' ABBr~T, C0~N~ILM]N:
Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
None
Deeds for acceptance were submitted from
the following:
Walter and Ora Hill, street easement, south side of 17th, east of Har~er;
Ra2mcmd and Winena Hull, street easement, morth side of 17th, New Tustim
Avenue to O1AX Tustin Avenue;
H. & J. Habury C~e~y, ~rainage easement, west of Tustin, north of Fruit;
Carl and F~tna Jacober, alley purposes, south of let, west of ~ker
Free ~eth~ist Church, street easement, south si~e of N~rtle between ~ruce
and Forest.
RESOLUTION 6~-$8 ACCEPTING D":~'~S WEERE TEE CITY IS PAYING NO CASH CONSIDERATION
was read by title. It was moved by Counci~w~, Hubbard) seconded ~y C~ncilman
Schlueter that further reading be waived amd Resolutian 6~-88 be a~epte~. ~n
roll call v~te:
AYES, C~JNCII~EN:
NOES, CWJNC~:
ABSENT, C~NC ILMEN:
Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
None
None
RES. 6~-89
Quitclaim deed In Severalty to Various
Owners, vehicular access rights to ~inger
and Fairview.
RESOL~TION 6~-89 AUTHORIZING EXECUTION GF A QUITCLAIM b=,;~, BY THE CIT~' OF SANTA
AHA was read by title. It was m~ved hy Councilman Hubbard, secom~ed By
Counc~]~-n Schlueter that further readimg be waive~ and Resolution 6~-89 be
ado~te~. Om roll call vote:
CITr COUNCIL - ~23 - June 15, 196~
NO~, COUNOIL~
ABSE~, CO~NCI~ggN:
Hubbard, Harvey, 91~lore~ Schluete~, ~1l
Eone
C~I~LATION - FIRE OF i~EAL FROP~T~ ~E~ESSA~ FOR
~A~ON ~TI~ OF A F~ ~AT~N
C~ OF ~A ~ ~s ~ by t~tle.
It ~s ~ov~ by C~ci~ HuBB~ sec~e~ ~y Co~c~l~ Schlueter that ~her
~a~g be ~i~d ~d ~esoluti~ ~-~ be ad~t~. ~ roll call
AYES, C~CIL~EN:
NOES,
Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
None
P~E~. 6~-93 RESOLUTION 6~-93 A~ra0EIZI~G C~TIO~
C~TI~ ~ RIG~ OF WAY ~R ~ C-]-F D~AGE
~s ~ ~ title. It ~s ~ ~y
C~ci~ ~b~, sece~e~ ~ C~ci~ Sehlu~er t~t ~her ~a~ be
~i~ ~d Res~luti~ ~-~ Be a~opte~. ~ ~11 call
AYES,
NOES, C0~N~IL~EN:
AB~E~T,
~bbar~, Harvey, GiLmore, Schlueter~ Hall
None
None
~A~m~A~U I~DS A ~GET FOR EXPEndITuRE 0F ~TATE
ALL0CAT~) (E~}~I]~) ~ was read
By title. It was moved hy Counci~an
Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Schlueter that further reading Be waived and
l~esolution 6~-~ be adopted. Om roll call vote:
AYF~, COUNCILMEN:
NOES, C~NCIL~ES:
A~SE~T, C~IL~EN:
Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
None
None
AG~wwa~T -
ENCROAC~
for Defeat of the Weusing Imiti&tive an~
Om motiom of Commoilman ~Bbar~, seconde~l
By Councilman Harvey and carrie~, Coumcil
authorized execution of encroachment
agreement with Oram~e County Committee
Vic Silver for sign at ~15 ~. 17th.
AGR~'r ~n motion of Councilman ~ubbard, secom~ed
EIGR~AY NAXNTENANCE by Councilman Harvey a~d carrieA, the
City Council approved an~ authorized
execution of an agreement with the
California Department of Public ~orks for maintenance of State Highways, effective
July 1, 1~6~.
AO~ On motion of Councilman Hubbard, secc~le~
A.D. 227 By Counci~l~mn Harvey and carried~
Council authorize~ execnticm of an
agreement with Nat Neff Engine~ring
Ccmpamy for engineering services on Sewer Assessment District 227.
CITT COUNCIL
June 15, 196~
AGI~k"~T On motion of Councilmau Hubbard, seconded
ART. HWY. by Councilman Harvey an~ carrieA, Council
FINANCING FROJ. 196 authorized executicm of an agreement with
' Williamsma & S~mtd for engineering
services on /u~'~ 196, for 4th Street, Santa Aha Freeway to Tustin Avenue.
AGB~'~'
FINANCING PROJ. 224
services o~ A~F 224, for McFadden,
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded
by Counc~1,~ Ha~-~eyan~ carrie~, Council
authorize~ ~ecutien of an agreement with
Williamson & S~td for engineering
~a~bor to Mohawk Drive.
AG~WraIEI~T On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded
SOIL&MATERIAL by Counc~lw~n Harvey and carried, Council
C01~FROL TESTS authorize~ execution of an agreement
renewal with Orange County to provide
services to City for soil and material control tests to June ~O, 1965.
CERTIFICATION On motion of Councllm-~ Hubbard, seconded
RIGHT OF WAY by Counc~nm~u Harvey and carried, Council
authorized execution of right of way
certification by the City in connection
with Pro~ects 133, 136, and 137 (A~e~ 89, 115, 1~8, 114, an~ 147), E~inger
Avenue, Maple to Bristol, that all requirements have bean mat and holding the
County harmless from liability.
CHANGE 01~)ERS On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded
FIRST STR~AT By Councilman Harvey and carried, Council
UNDERPASS approved Ch~ange Order 3 to contract for
construction of First Street Underpass
to change luminaires to a newer and better type, decreasing cost by $~0~.00;
and approve~ Change Order 4 to contract for construction of First Street
Underpass to ada 185.3 In. ft. of 8" vitrified clay pipe at $8.00 In. ft.
an~ to add one ~--p hole at $160.00, increasing the cost a total of $1,6~8.00.
AG~Wm~T On motion of Councilman HUbS-rd, seconded
SEWER RECOv.~' by Councilman ~.-,*y an~ carrie~, Council
authorize~ execution of an agreement with
A1 B~uning amd Earl Patterson to recover
the cost of off-site sewer construction on FairviewStreet, north of First
Street.
17TH ST~ ON-RAMP
REALIGI~EI~
On motion of COuncilmam Hubbard~ seconded
by Councilman Harvey an~ carrie~, Council
authorized execution of an agreement with
Division of Highways for reali~maent of
17th Street on-ramp.
ALTON STRaiT
VACATION
as requested by C. J. Segerstrom&
On motion of Councilman Hubbard~ seco~ed
by Councilman Schlueter and carried, Council
authorized commencement of proceedings for
abandonment of a portion of Alton Street,
Sons.
Patrick E. Duggan, 1011 Unicu Bank Tower, Orange, attorney representing the
South Main Businessman's Association, asked that the matter be continued.
The City Manager explained that the procedure requires a hearing and the
Association could present testimony at that time.
CIT~ COUNCIL - 425 - June 15, 1964
by County of Orange.
Council heard a staff report recommending
crosswalks on 8th at Riverine and a
NO Par~n~ zone on the so~th zi~ of
10~h between Ross and Birch, requeste~
RES0IYJTION 6~-97 ESTABLISHING A MIDBLOCK PEDESTRIAN CROSSWALk[ was read by title.
It was moved by Councilman Gilmore, seconde~ by Councilma~ Schlueter, that further
reading be waived and Resolution 6~-97 be a~opted; and that the Department of
P~blic %[orEs place the No Parking zone as requeste~l.
RE--I~BURSE~T On motion of Ceunc~w~ Hubbard,
seconde~l by Counc~l-a~ Schlueter an~
carrie~, Council approved, as recanted
by the Public %[orks Director, reimburse-
ment of $~0~;00 to Tern Borgese, 111~ %[. Berkeley Street, for roadway excavation
as part of an agreement involv~_~E dedication in exchange for street improvements
on Bolsa and Newhepe.
TALB~T AVE. On motion of Councilman Hubbard,
CROSSING seconded by Councilmaa Schlueter and
carried, Council authorized signing
of request for reimbursement from
Publi~ Utilities Cmwm~ssicm of $~,715.00 which is one half of the City's share
of the cost of flashing lights at Fairview Street an~ the PEP~ Project C-8~
(1~ Unit II); an~ reimbursement of $5,67~.00, one half of City's share of cost
of flashing lights at Talbert and the P--~, Project C-71 (131)o
~ID C~?.?-c On motion of Counci~=a~ R~Abbar~,
seconded by Councilmam Sehlueter ~d
carrie, C~cil authorize~ the
pr~r authorities to adve~ise for
bi~s for 1~" ~ter tr~ssion pipe, S~c. ~1-~5 (open~ ~te Ju~ 6, 1~);
~ ~', 8", ~ 6" asbestos ce~nt pipe, ~ec. ~1-26 (o~ni~ ~te ~e 30~
FINAL TRACT NAP 511~ Final Map, Tract ~115, was filed by
Argus Hc~es, Inc., to create 29 lots
on extensions of Linwood, Eastside, and
%[right Streets north of Clemensen
and Fairhaven. It was moved by Counc~lw~ Hubbard, seconded by Counci~w~
Schlueter and carried, that Council 'approve Tract Map 5115, accept the dedications
thereon, and authorize execution of the subdivision agreement.
EDINGER AVE. Patrick Duggan, Suite 1011, Union w~,w~
~PROV~ Orange~ attorney representing the South
Main Improvement Association presented
a resolution from the Association
requesting that the City proceed as rapid]j as possible with the opening of
E~inger Avenue from Maple Street to the easterly city ltmtts; and that the City
seek the cooperation of the County of Orange to complete EAinger Avenue frou the
city limits of Santa Ana to Ritchey Street at the earliest possible d~te. On
motion of C~ncilman Hubbard, seconded by Council~. Schlueter and carried, the
resolution was received and referre~ to the Manager for reply.
APPOII~I~S On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded
by Councilma~ Schlueter and carried,
Council postponed to the meeting of
J~ly 6, 1964, appointments to fill
Board and C.---~esion vacancies for f~ur-year terms expiring July 1, 1968.
Cl~l~f CO%~CIL - ]~6 - June 15, 196~
STOP SIGNS On m~tion of Counc~l~ Hubbard, sac~nde~
by Counci~w~ Schlueter aud carried,
Ce~ucil receive~l and referre~ to staff
for investigation, a request by property
owners in the vicinity of 15th and Freeman, asking for erection of stop
signs on 15th at Freeman.
DRIVEWAYS On motio~ of Councilman Eubhar~, seconded
by C~cil~ ~y ~ c~ie~, Co~cll
~ceived ~ o~e~ fil~ a re,est
~ ~ ~vel~nt CO. for pe~ssi~ to
~ta~ t~ ~i~s ~th 16" of ~b ~t~ to se~ bui~n~ c~t~
,m~er c~st~cti~ at ~ N. B~, ~ ~st~ct~ the ~r
the ~tter a2mt~istrati~.
TAX SALE ~ motion of C~mucilman Hubbard, seconde~
by C~nc~lw~- Schlueter and carried,
Council received an~ ordered filed a
c~..--.~uication frc~ County of Orange
regarding intenticm to sell a certain parcel of lan~ at aucticm.
AUCTIONS On motic~ of Cou~c31w~- Hubbard, seconded
by Councilman Schlueter and ~arried,
Council ~rante~ the requests file~ By
Phil Eanson to conduct aucti~ at 1117
17th on ~une 17, 1~6~ for sale of laundromat equil~aent~ and approve~, subject
to P$1ice Department investigation, auction at 2201 N. Main on June 2~,
for sale of market fixtures.
7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers.
0~ motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded
by Ceunc3~ Schlueter and carrie~,
Council set public hearing on proposed
Budget for t~6~-65 for July 20, 1~6~,
S~' VACAT~OI~ ~ motion of Councllmam ~mbbard, seconded
~ C~cl~ S~lueter ~ ~ied,
Co~cil ~fe~ to staff for ~sti-
gati~ ~ ~p~ ~quest ~ Je~s,
hlde~, ~ Ko~ for ~cation of po~i~ of Chestnut ~et, east of ~.
· OT~E FI~OT~T On motion of Couucilm~n Hubbard, seconded
by Councilman Schlueter and carried,
Council referred to staff for investigation
a~d report, a letter frc~ ~o~elmh Matesich,
901 S. Gunther, protesting noise fr~a lou~ speakers at Harbor Drive in Theater.
~n m~cion of Ceuncllman Hubbard, seconde~
By Councilman 8chlueter and carrie~,
Council authorized proper authorities to
advertise for Bids as follows:
South Reserwroir and. Pun'p~-~,~ Statics. Opening date J~ly 25, 196~.
l%"o~ect 1~0, c~nstx"-,ction of E~inger Between ~ristol an~ Maple.
~A~ain~ date j~ly ~, ~.
June 15, 1~6~
B(~D REI~ASE Acting upon the Public Works Director's
report of satisfactory c~letiom of
i~rove~ents, it was move~ By Council-
man Hubbard, secon~e~ hy Councilm~u
Schtueter and carried, that Council authorize release of Bc~d for Tract 47~9,
Deodar and 17th Streets.
DET~fRS~ Act:l.n~ upon the PuBlic Works Director's
rec~end~tion, it ~as moved By Council-
man Hubbard, seconded by Councilman
Schlueter and carrie~, that Style
~ha~Pion Hceaes Be reimbursed $666.~ for acreage dedicated to the City frc~
Tract 4569 for Naster p1,B stor~ &rain purposes.
F~E~0~ On motion of Councilman Hubbard,
DISPLAY seconded By Councilman Schlueter and
carrie~, Council granted per. ission
to Atlas Firework~ Co. to display
fireworks at the Santa Ana Bowl ~n July 4th for the Dig Bros. of Orange County,Inc.
WR-T£~ C0~iCATI01~
On motion of Councilman lluhBar~,
seconde~l By Council~a~ ~arvey an~
carrietl, Council received and ox~lere~
fila~ the following co~aunicatic~s:
T~AFFIC REP(4~T -
Report of traffic coatrol devices inetalla~ or removed ~ay 26 through
PUC DECISION -
relating to requirement that certain motor vehicles must stop at railway
~re~e crossings.
L~qUOR LICENSE APPLICATIONS -
~ee Chee, 11~ N. Harb~ Bl~. - ON-~
~ni hi, 1~ ~. Harbor Bl~. -
~ ~t, ~7-F West ~er -
h~i R~, 701 N. ~bor
$~edee ~, ~c., 1532 S. ~r - 0~-~
VARIANCE AI~ C0~ITI~AL USE PEI~[TS -
Decisions ~a~le By the Zoning AS,ninistretor or Pla~ing Com-~msion where
no appeal has Been fileS:
V.A. 1~25, S'~T~ - locate free standing sign in required front yar~ in P
district at 1S23 N. Broadway - APPROVED.
V.A. 1~5, O~NGE C~ LAW BUILDING - locate hc~se trailer to Be use~
as temporary law offices at 816 N. Birch - APPROV~Do
V.A. 1~, A.DoC. BI~S~I~T ~0. - locate blueprint shop in C 1 ~istrict
at 1002 E. 17th - APPEOV]~.
V.Ao 1~7, DAY - construct second si~e famt~ residence on R 1 lot at
1~5 Eilaon Dr. - APPROVED.
VoA. 1949, RUS~~LT. - utilize property in R 2 ~istrict for off-street
parking at 181~-17 W. 16th - APPR0~?~).
SCHOOL SITE -
Copy of notice fr~a P!a~Bing C.-~ssion to School District approving
propose~ purchase of 10 acres in the Williams Tract (southwest) for
elementary school.
Ci%~ ¢(F4NCIL - 428 - June 15, 196~
SL~A~f SEAL On motion of Counci~ Hubbard, seconded
by C~cil~ Schlueter ~ ca~ied, C~cil
a~r~d ~en~nt to a~ off c~tract
with $1~ Seal (~y ~, 1~) tm ~a~,
"~ish ~d App~ app~te~ ~0 t~s ~1~ Seal at Unit Cost of $17.70
per ton."
SIGN ~CROAC~ On motion of Counc~w~n Hubbard, seconded
by Co~ci~u ~-~ey ~ c~i~, C~cil
authorize~ ~ecution of ~ a~ent ~th
P~ Ne~ Si~ C~, Wa~e ~,
~c., ~d ~s. ~e A. ~ Picke~e~r ~ga~ encr~ch~ si~ at 11~
N. ~rbor.
ADVISORY C0~'r£mm On motion of Counci~-~- Hubbard, seconded
S~BEP~AP by Councilman Schlueter an~ cattiest,
Council received and or~ere~ filed letter
frc~ Ernest Shelan~er, 2~2 Fairmont
Avenue, attorney requesti~ Mrs. Janice Boer's re, oval fron Citizens Advisory
Ccesaittee be placed on Council agemla. Speaking on BehaLf of Mrs o Beer were
Mr. Shelander ond Nra. BOer, questioning Council's authority to remove persons
frc~ membership.
Patrick Dug~an, Union Bank Square, supported the Council's authority to remove
persons fr~a the committee.
FIRST STR~w GIt~E On m~cion of Counctlm=- Nubhal~, second[ed
SEPARATION hy Councilm~n Ha~;,~y e~l carried, C~uneil
approved agreement with ~offatt amd Nichol
for aaditional engineering services'in
co~ection with construction of gra~e separation on East First Street.
A quitclaim dee~ ~etween the City an~
Goodwill Industries for vehicular access
rights, south side of ~th Street west of
Fairview, was submitted to Council.
RESOL~TION 6~-99 Atr£a0~IZ~ ACCEPTANCE OF A I,,:=,, AI~ EXECOTI~ ~ A ~
OF O~E C~f ~s ~ad ~ title. It ~s ~ved ~ C~ci~ Hubba~,
sec~e~ by C~ci~ ~y that ~her ~a~ be ~ivea ~ Reseluti~
~-~ Be a~e~. ~ ~11 ca~ v~e:
AYES,
NOES~ C~JNC~:
Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
None
None
?.~ASE EXTENSI~ On motion of Counc~-- Hubbard, secc~de~
By Counc~m~n Harvey and carried, Council
authorize~l execution of a 2~ year lease
extensic~ with Case-Swa~e for property
located in Block "BI, Gardner Villa Tract.
C1'1~ COUNCIL - }~29 - June 1~, 196~
A~Tm
O~mott~ of Counctl~an~ubbar~,
sec~e~ by Councilman ~arvey and
earrled, Council &ppr~r~edappropriat!o~
e~l~ust~ents as fellows~
~oFt,m~
There Being no further busiaess to
c~e Before the City Council, the
on motion of C~ct~- Hubb~
sec~e~ By C~ci~ Sc~er ~
C~ OF T~E COUNCIL