HomeMy WebLinkAbout12-21-1964MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA
December 21, 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 H. Schlueter, and Mayor A. Allen Hall. Following
the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag, the Invocation was delivered by the
Reverend Fred Niedringhaus, First Congregational Church.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
On motion of Councilman Hubbard,
seconded by Counc~lm-~ Schlueter
and carried, Council approved as
mailed the Minutes of the Regular
Meeting of December 7, 196~.
CERTIFICATE OF Mr. Lester Fant, Orange County Chair-
RECOGNITION man, American Red Cross, presented
to Eon Lewis~ Swimming Pool Manager
for the Recreation Department, a
plaque commending the department's activity in teaching youngsters to swim.
BID AWARD - On motion of Councilman Hubbard~
STOP~4 DRAIN seconded by Counci]zlan Schlueter
and carried~ Council ordered filed
a report of bids received for
construction of storm drain in Bristol between Santiago Creek and W. Orange
Road~ Project D-51; approved award of contract to Earnest A. Redfearn Company
at unit prices; and rejected all other bids.
HEARING - Mayor Hall opened the hearing
WA~D BOUNDARIES continued from December 7~ 1964
for any objections or suggestions
regarding the makt,xg of changes in
Ward boundary lines prior to the General Municipal Election. The Clerk reported
that no written communications or objections had been received.
Mrs. Janice Boer, 912 N. Lowell~ requested that Precinct 99 be added to Ward
5 so that City's three shopping centers would not be in the same ward~ stating
that the Honer Plaza Association supported such a change, and that the change
would not disturb the ten percent balance required by law. There being no
further testimony~ the hearing was closed.
O~D. NS-772
WARDS
ORDINANCE NS-772 CHANGING AiID
ESTABLISHING THE BOUNDARY LINES
OF THE WARDS OF THE CITY OF SANTA
ANA was read by title.
It was mOVed by Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Schlueter that
further reading be waived and Ordinance NS-772 be passed to second reading.
Mrs. Boer protested adoption of the motion without further co~ ideration of
her request, stating all other requests for changes had been approved. Council-
man Harvey explained that ward lines are based on population alon~ not types
~fbusinesses; that CounciLmen are elco. ted on City-wide basis and serve all
people. Councilman Gilmore sta.~ed he could see no reason to make a change unless
sc~eone from ~inct 99 wished~'~o run for Council.
CITY COUNCIL - 126 . December 21, 196~
The motie~ "that further rea~ing Be waived and Ordinance NS-772 Be passed to
second reading" was adopted by unanimous voice vote.
HEARING - Ma~Or Hall opened the hearing on 'the
SET~ACK CHANGE Pl---ing CommnissiOn'e prOPosed amendment
to the Zoning Ord~-~ce to establish
100' setback on the east side of
~oadway BetWeen Santa Clara and the Freeway, and to chan~e Height District
II Boundaries. The Clerk reported that notice of the hearing was published
in The Register em December 5, 196~ and that no written c~mm~nications or
objections had Been received.
Alex Bowie, ~01 W. $th, attorney representing ~mett C. Rogers spoke briefly
in favor of th® proposed amendment. There Being no additional testimon~,
the hear~_~ was closed.
Tt' Was ~ed by Counc~lm~- EubBax~, seconded By Councilman Schlueter and
carried, that Coumcil approve the Planning Cu~aisslon's propose~ amendment
to the Zo-~ Ordinance and instruct the City Attorney to prepare an
appropriate ordinance.
~.~
HEARING- Mayor Hall opened the hearing on Amendmen~
A.A. ~23 - IPfTINE CO. Application 52B filed By ~he Irvine
Company to amend Sectional District Map
Ilt~-~ By reclassify~n~ from the A 1 to
the M 1 district~ property on the s~uth side of the Newport Freeway Between
~rarner an~ ~arranca. Planning C.---~ssiem Resolution 5712 rec~ended approval
of Exhibit A.A. ~2~-A.
The Clerk reported that no, ice of the hearing was published in The Register
on December 10, 1~, and that no written c~maunications or objections had
bees received. There being no resp~se to the Mayor's call for testimony,
the hearing was closed.
On me%ien of Councilman Habbard, seeended By Coumci~n Gilmore amd carried,
Council approved the reclassification and instructed the City Attorney to
prepare an amending ordinance according to w~hiBit 52~-A.
~EARING - Mayor Hall opened the hearing on
A.A. ~527 - ROG~ Application 527 filed by Emmett C. Rogers
to amend ~ectional District Map 1-5-10
By reclassifying fram the C 1, C 2, and
R 1 district to the C 5 district, prOPerty on the east side of Broadway
Between Santa Clara and the Santa Ann Freeway. Planning Ceamissien Resolution
571B rec~n~ad approval of E~hiBit A.A. 527 D, which woul~ reclassify to
the C 5 an~ P districts.
The Clerk reported that notice of the hearing was published in The Register
on December 5, 1~ and that a letter in opposition had Been received from
Mrs. Charles Spicer, 23~ N. Park Boulevard. The letter was ox~ered filed
on motion o~ Coumc~ HuBBar~ seconded by Councilman Schlueter an~ carried.
Alex Bowie, ~01 W. 8th~ attorney representing the developer, reviewed the
prOPosed plans, noting the C ~ district would impose control of plans; stating
that the concept was attractive and functional end an asset to the city; and
displayed a colored photograph of a scale medel of the proposed development.
Charles -~er, 2B~6 N. Park B~ulevard, representing neighboring hc~eowners,
protested encronchmant of c~erelal zoning into residential area and the
aggravation of an already critical traffic situation. Arthur ~radley, 2~21
N. Park Boulevard, stated that wide selicitation for lessees had Been
unsuccessl~al Because of the lack of exit frem the site. Charles Warter, 2320
N. Broadway, and Dr. Ralph Coc~ber, 2Bk5 N. Park Boulevard, also spoke in
CITY COUNCIL - 127 - December 21, 196~
opposition, after which Mr. Rowie spoke in rebuttal, citing the types of businesees
that would be attracted and the solutions to traffic problems that must be found
with or without this development. Virginia Ferry, 2312 N. Broadway~ spoEe in
favor of the rezon~. Mrs. Collins, 23~8 N. Pare Boulevard, speaking for a
group of neiEhbors, expressed opposition. Mrs. Lee Woods, 2311 Riverside Drive
spoke in opposition. There being no further testimony, the hearing was closed.
The Planning Director noted the Master Plan called for business and service
commercial and outlined the type of businesses, which are considered secondary
uses to prefessic~al zone; stated that a protective landscaping strip fifteen
feet wide along Broadway was reccmmended~ and that no structure would be closer
than sixty feet to Broadway; that if development other than shown were proposed,
building permits could be Withheld and a re-zoning enacted. He also explained
that present street construction was inadequate to handle increased traffic, but
that Dr. Faustman, traffic consultant working on the General Plan, had prepared
a solution which City Engineers are evaluating for submission in the General
Plan.
It was moved by Counc~lm~n Gilmore, seconded by Councilman Schlueter that Co~mcil
approve the reclassification and instruct the City Attorney to prepare a~ amend-
i~ ordinance according to E~hibit A.A. 527-B. Mayor Hall stated the development
should be as shown by the applicant, otherwise he would be unalterably opposed
to it. The motion to approve the reclassification according to E~hihit A.A. 527-B
was adopted.
HEARING - Mayor Hall opened the heari~ on
A.A. 528 - EANNARENO Amendment Application 528 filed by
Joseph M. and Rose Marie F~areno
to amend Sectional District Map
7-5-9 by reclassifying from the R B to the C B district, property on the west
side of Spurgeon between 6th and 7th. Planning C~mmtssion Resolution 5711
rec~ended approval of E~hibit A.A. 528 A revised, w~ich would reclassify to
the C 3 and P districts.
The Clerk reported that notice of the hearing was published in The Register on
December 10, 196~ a~ that no written co--cations or objections had been
received. There being no response to the Mayor's call for testimony, the hear-
ing was closed.
O~ motio~ of Counc~lma~ Hubbard~ seconded by Councilman Schlueter amd carried,
Council approved the reclassification and tnatructed the City Attorney to
prepare an amending ordinance according to E~hibit A.A. 528 A Revised.
~.ARING - Mayor Hall opened the hearing on
A.A. 530 -OLIVOS Amendment Application 530 filed ~ry
David and Dolores Olives to amend
Sectional District Map 16-5-10 hy
reclassifying from the A 1 to the R 2 district, property on the east side of
Newhope between Bolsa and McFadden. Planning C.'.,~..~ssion Resolution 5710
recommended approval of E~hibit A.A. 530-B.
The Clerk reported that notice of the hearing was published in The Register on
December 10, 196~ and that no written communications or objections had been
received. There being no response to the N~yor's call for testimo~, the
hearing wes closed.
O~ motion of Ceu~cilma~ Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Earvey and carried,
C~cil approved the reclassification and instructed the City Attorney to
prepare an amending ordinance accordimg to ~ibit A.A. 5~0-B.
CITT COUNCIL
December 21, 196~
~EARING -
ASSESS. DIST. 218
By C~aucii December 7, 196~.
Mayor Hall opened the hearing on prOPosed
changes and modifications of work in
Assessment District 218 as set out in
Resolution of intention 6~-182 adopted
The Clerk reported that notice of the hearing
hs~l heen published in The Register; ~ith an affidavit thereto on file in the
Clerk's office; an~ that no ~ritten protests had been received. There heing
no response to the ~ayor's call for protests, the hearing was close~.
RES. 6~$-1~ ~n motion of C°Unci~m;'', Hubbax,A, seconded
by c~ancilman Harvey and carrie~, Council
authorized correction of a' tYPographical
error in Resolutic~ 6~-182~ page one,
line eleven, start~: "to said work by its Resolutions No. 62-177 an~ No.
6~-79" by changing No. 6~-79 to No. 6~-60.
RE~OI/~fION 6~-199 OF THE C1~/ C0b'NCIL OF Tn": C~ 0F ~A ~, ~.~
~ ~ C~ ~ ~CATi0~ ~ ~ W0~ ~ T~ ~r~ OF T~
~ ~R ASS~ D~I~ NO. 215 AS D~CR~ ~ ~O~ION 0F ~T~TION
NO. 6~-~2 ~s ~ ~y title.
rea8~-S be ~ived ~6 Resol~i~ 6~-1~ Be ~. ~ roll call vote:
AYES, COUNC~:
NOES, C ~ ILMEN:
AES~£, COUNC~:
Hubbard,, Harvey, Gilmores Schlueter, Hall
N~e
None
opm.
AA 322 - SEGERSTR(~q
01~DINANCE ES-765 CHA/~}IN~ DISTRICT CLAS~Arx-
CATION ON AMENDMENT APPLICATION NO. ]22
Frr.~n 1~ HAROLD T. SEGERSTROM A~) AMENDING
SECTIONAL DISTRICT NAP 26-5-10 (E~sT~IT
AA 522 A) was reacl by title.
It was move~ by Councilman Hubbard, seconded hy Councilman Gilmore, that further
rea~E be waive~ and Ord~_ce NS-765 he adopted. On roll call vote.'
AYES, COUNC~:
NOES, COUNC~:
AB~m~T, COUNCIL~EN:
Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore~ Schlueter, Hall
None
None
ORDINANCE NB-766 AI~ING SECTION 613e. (t)
OF TEE SANTA ~ MUNICIPAL C(~E TO D~.~
"~~ 0R SOLIC~0R" ~n~ ~s
read by tit~.
It was move~ by Ceu~cilman Huhhard~ secouded by Councilm-- Gilmore~ that further
rea~ing he waived and Ox~inance NS-766 he adopted. On roll call vote:
AYES,
NOE~s
A~S~£
s-767
COUNCIL~:
CO~IICIL~EN,
COUNCIL$~N:
Hubbard, wa~vey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
Hone
GRDINANCE NS-767 OF ~,,.' CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CIT~ OF SALSA ANA A~THGRIZING AN AM~-
ME~T TO TBE CONTRACT BETW-..:*' THE ClT~
COUNCIL AND THE BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION
OF T~ CALIFOParlA STATE ~0YEES' RETII~I~£ SYSTEM was reaa By title.
It was moved By Councilman Huhbar~s seconded by Councilman Gilmore, that further
rea~ing be waived and Ordinance NS-767 he adopted. On roll call vote:
CIT~ COUNCIL - 129 - December 21, 196~
AYES, COUNCIL~: Hubbard, Earvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
NOES, COUNCILMEN: None
AB~m~T~ C~CIL~EN: N~ae
O~D. NB-768 ORDINANCE N8-768 CNANGI~G DISTRICT
A.A. 52~ - PILANT CLASSIFICATION ON AM,:-~,~m~ APPLIGATION
NO. 52~, FW.~n BY ~ B. PILA~,
AND AMENDING SECTIONAL DI~PI~IOT MAP
~-~-9 (EX~zslT AA 52~ A) was i~troduced ~y title.
It was moved by ~cilma~ Hu~bard~ seconded By Councilman Schlueter and
carried~ that further reading be waived amd Or~ma~ce NS-765 he passed to secom~
reading.
oRD. NS-769 0RD~ANC~ NS-769 CNA~ING
A.A. 52~ - GA_W~ER CLASSIFICATION ON A~END~
~TION NO. 525~ F~-~ ~ ~. L.
G~, ~ ~ S~I0~ D~I~
~ 16-5-10 (~ ~ ~25 A) ~s ~tr~uc~ ~ title.
It ~s m~ed by 0~ci~--- ~bb~ see~e~ by O~ci~ Sehlueter
c~ied~ that ~her ~ be ~ive~ ~ ~ce ~-769
sec~ read~g.
ORD. N3-770 ORDINANCE NS-770 CEANGXNG DISTRICT
A.A. 526 - GXBOW CLASS~iCATION ON A~mmm~m~£
APPLICATION NO. 526~ Flw.~ BY GXBOW,
IN~., AN~ AMENDING SE~TIONAL DIsTrICT
MAP 26-5-10 (wx,,.IT AA ~26 A) was introduce~ ~y title.
It was moved'by C~cilma~ HuBBard, seconded ~y C~u~cilman Schlueter and
carried, that further read~£ be waived a~ 0r~lmauce N~-770 be passed to
secemd reading.
0~D. NS-771 ORDINANCE NS-771 AMm~ING TEE SANTA
Ilm Z0~G ANA ~CIFAL C(~E ~ AI~G SECTIONS
9230.150 ~O~GN 9230.156, INCI~SI~
TO PROVIDE FOR AN LP (L~IT~
PROFE~SIONAL DISTRICT) ZONING was introduced by title.
It Was ~Ved ~ Coumc~lma~ Nub~rd~ sec~ed ~y C~u~cilmam Schlueter aud
carried, that f~rther resting be waive~ a~ ~r~imamce NS-771 Be passed to
seco~ reading.
ST. ALIGNME~£
RESOL~TION 6~-1~6 ADOPTING PRECISE
~£ ALIGNMENT ~F BEAR-RAATT STRmm£
BET~mmm S~N~LOWER AND SEGERSTRON
AVENUES AS SHOWN ON E~.i~alT P.P.$.A.
$9 was rea~ ~y title.
It was reeved ~y C~cilmam Embbard, seconded By Oe~aci]~ Harvey that far*her
reading he waived a~ Resolution 6~-196 be adopted. Om roll call vote:
AYES, COUNCXI~:
NOES, C~:
A~E~T, COONC~I~EN:
HabBar~ Earvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Ball
None
None
CITY C0~¢IL - 130 - Dee~er 21, 196~
RES. 64-197
DE, DS & ESCROW
Deeds and Escrow InstraCtions for acceptance
where the City is paying a cash consideration
were submitted frc~ the following:
Aliso Hcmes, Inc.,'drainage easement, west of Harbor, south of Bolsa, Escrow
~8712~7-hrb, $12,127.50;
Louis D; and carmen Torres, drainage easement, east of Newhope, south of
Bolsa, Escrow~69563-hrb, $29,000.
RESOL~TION 6~-197 ACCEPTING D~:.:I~S WHERE THE CITY IS PAYING A CASH CONSIDERATION
was read by title.
It was moved by Comnci~-u Hubbard, seconded by Counci~m-n Harvey that f~rther
reading be waived and Resolution 64-197 be adopted. On roll call vote:
AYES, COUNCIL~EN:
NOES, COUNCILMEN:
ABSENT, COUNCIL~4EN:
Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
None
None
RES. 64-198 Deeds for acceptance were submitted fro~
Dk-~WIS the following:
Rohrs, street easement, west side of Grand, south of Santa Clara;
Nisson, et al, underground domestic water easement, west of Tustin, .south of
SeVenteenth;
Tusford Lamd Corp., undergromnd domestic water easement, west of Tustin, south
of Seventeenth;
Klatt, u~dergr~nd domestic water easement, west of Tmstin Avenue, south of
Seventeenth;
Orange Co. Flood Control Dist., street easement, Adams Street at the Orange
County Flood Control District Channel.
RESOLUTION 64-198 ACCEPTING D~.,~S WHERE T"": CiTY IS PAYING NO CASH CONSIDERATION
wes read by title.
It was moved. ~y Councilma~ Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Harvey that further
rea~iag be waived and Resolution 64-198 be adopted° On roll call vote:
~ES, COUNCILMEN: Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
NSES, COUNCILMEN: None
A~":'IT, COUNCII~N: None
RES. 64-200
LIGHTING
RE~OIYJTION 64-200 DECLARING WIT~RAWAL OF
TERRITO~f FROM ORANGE CO~TT STRum-,'
LIGHTING MA~mTzmANCE DISTRICT NO. 6
PURSUANT TO STREETS AND HIGHWAYS CODE,
SECTION 5853 was read by title.
It was moved by Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Harvey that further
reading be Waived sad Resolution 6~-200 be adopted. On roll call vote:
AYES, COUNCILMEN:
NOES, COUNCILMEN:
ABSENT, COUNC II2~EN:
Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
None
None
RES. 64-201
LIGHTING
RESOLUTION 64-201 DECLARING WIT~RAWAL OF
TEBRITORY FROM ORANGE C0um','Z STR~ml'
LIGHTING MAINTENANCE DISTRICT NO. 6
PURSUANT TO STREETS AND HIGHWAYS CODE,
SECTION 5853 was read by title.
It was moved by Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Harvey that further
reading be waived and Resolution 64-201 be adopted. On roll call vote:
-CITY COUNCIL - 131 - December 21, 1964
AYES, COUNCILMEN:
NOES, COUNCILMEN:
AESE~T, COUNCIIA~N:
RES. 64-202
LIGHTING
Hubbard, HarveY, Gilmore, 8chlueter, Hall
None
None
RESOLUTION 64-202 DECLARING ~AT~U3RAWAL
OF Tm~RIT0~Y FROM ORANGE COum£f
STRE~I' LIGHTING MAi~£ENANCE DISTRICT
NO. 6 PURSUANT TO STREETS AND
HIGHWAYS CODE, SECTION 5853 was read by~ title.
It was moved by councilman Hubbard, seconded bY Councilman Harvey that further
reading be waived and Resolution 64-20~ be adopted. On roll call vote:
AYES, COUNCILMEN:
NOES, C0UNC~:
ABSENT, COUNCILMEN:
Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
None
None
RE~. 64-203 RE~OLUTION 6~-203 DECLARING WITHDRAWAL
LIGHTING OF '£~L~RITORY FROM ORANGE COUNTT
STI~',' LIGHTING MAII~fEHANCE DISTRICT
NO. 6 PUI~UANT TO STPm~rS AND
HIGHWATS CODE, SECTION 5853 was read by title.
i% was moved by Counc~l-~- Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Harvey that further
reading be waived and Resolution 6~-~03 be adopted. On roll call vote:
AYES, COUNC~:
NOES, COUNC~:
ABS~, C0UNCIL~EN:
Hubbard, Harvey, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall
None
None
On motion of Councilmau Hubbard,
seconded by Councilman Harvey and
carried, Council authorized
execution of revised lease with
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Conpany for land used as Santiago Day
Camp.
AGR~m"~T - On motion of Councilma~ Hubbard,
~ABURY PARX seconded by Counc~m~- Narveyand
carried, C~ncil authorized
execution of agreement with Boyer
and Hall for design of street and parking lot improvements and site grading
for MaburyPark on Fruit~ west of Tustin.
CHANGE Old)ERS - On motion of Councilm-- Hubbard,
FIRST ST. UNDERPASS seconded by Councilman Harvey a-d
carried, Council approved Change
Orders to contract with Polich &
Polich-Benedict for construction of First Street Underpass as follows:
No. 7, $~,000 for clearing, grubbing, and excavating right of way between
Walnut and Chestnut where So. Pacific tracks will align with those over the
underpass structure.
No. 8, $300 for refinishing concrete top of backwall of abutments.
No. 9, $500 for paving on prSvate property where drainage has been blocked by
construction of sidewalk.
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December 21, 196~
MUi~AL AID On motion of Councilman Nu~bar~, seconded
by Councilm-n Harvey and carried, Council
referred to City Attorney and Manager
for study and recommendation, agreements
for mutual fire protection with County of Orange and various cities.
by Council=-~ Harvey and carried, Council
authorized execution of a mutual agreement
with the County of Orange for employment
of architect for la, out and design of the Civic Center, with the City of Santa
Aaa participating by one-half of cost up to a maximum of $15,000.
AUCTION REGULATIONS
On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded
by Councilman Harvey and carried,
consideration of report regarding Phil
Hanson's request for change in auction
regulations was continued to January ~, 1964.
APPEAL iN - The Planning Director reported regarding
HALL Appeal 1~8 filed by Clarence ~L. Hall
frc~ the Planning Commission's denial of
Variance Application 1999 to construct
37 four unit apartments with less than required front and side yard setbacks
in A 1 and C 1 districts at 317 N. Euclid, stating that all points of difference
had been resolve~ except the number of units. The Planning C.-~mission recmmaended
approval subject to certain conditions.
On motto~, of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Harvey and carried,
Council over~.,led the original action of the Pl=--ing C~mmission gnd instructed
the City Attorney to prepare a resolution approving Variance 1999, subject to
conditions outlined in the planning C~w.atssion's revised report dated December 16,
PRE. REC. OF SURVE~ 384 On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded
by Councilm-~ Schlueter and carried,
C~ucil approved Preliminary Record of
Survey 38~ filed by Security Fore Corporation
creating three C 2, R 4 and R 1 parcels south of Warner, west of Bristol, subject
to the conditions outlined in the Planning Director's report dated December 1~,
PRE. REC. OF SURVE"f 381
PreliminaryRecord of Survey ~81was filed
by C. Rowland Flagg, creatingthree C 5
parcels at the southwest corner of Edinger
and Pacific.
Luigi Salvaneschi, 24202 Stanford, submitted a letter from Dr. C. Rowland Flagg,
requesting that the alley rec~ended by the Planning Department be constructed
from Pacific Street for only 143.78 feet. The Planning Director stated that
Con~lition D (1) as revised in his report would make this acc~--,odation.
On motion of Councilman Hubbard~ seconded hy Councilman Harvey and carried, the
letter was ordered filed and Preliminary Record of Survey 381 was approved,
subject to the conditions outlined in the planning Director's report dated
December 2, 196~, with Condition D (1) revised to read as follows: "That a 20
foot alley easement be dedicated aud improved to City standard atongthe entire
south boundary of the most easterly parcel as shown on the preliminary
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December 21, 1964
PRE. RE~. 0F SURVE~ 383 On motion of Councilman Rubbard,
seconded by Councilm~u Schlueter and
carried, Council approved Prel~m~-a~y
Record of Survey 38B filed By Behr'
Process Corporation creating four M 1 parcels on the north side of West Alton,
west of Bristol, Subject~ to the conditions outlined in the Plan~ing Director's
report dated December 10, 196~.
TE~T. T~ACT 5823 Tentative Tract Map ~823 was filed
by Barbara Hidle, creatin~ twenty-
four R 2 lots on the west side of
Ne~hope, south of Fifth. On motion
of COUnci~="~ Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Schlueter and carried, ¢°Uacil
apprOVed Tentative Tract Map ~23, subject tO the conditions described in the
PI~-~-E Director's report dated December 1~, 196~.
TE~T. TRACT 3902 Tentative Tract Map Bg02 was filed
By The ~eredith Company, creat~
forty A 1 lots on the s~mth side
of ~anta Clara, east Of Wright;
On motion of Councilman Hubbar~ seconded by Counci~w~ Schlueter and carried,
Council approved Tentative Tract Map 3902, subject to the conditions described
in the Plann~-E Director's report dated DecemBer 10, 196~.
TEI~T. TRACT ~780 Tentative Tract Map ~7~0 was filed
by Harold T. Segers~rc~a, creating
one hundred and thirty-one Ri lots
on the south side of Segerstrom, west
of Bristol. On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Schlueter
:amd carried, Council approved Tentative Tract Map ~780, subJe ct to the
conditions described in the plszm~_m Director's report dated December 10, 196~.
T~ EXTENSION On motion of Councilman
seconded By Councilman Ha~,ey and
carrie~, Council approved
· ay exte~ion of time on Goeders &
Mark Variance Application 18~O~ for convalescent hospital at 320~ W. ~th.
regarding operation of Prentice Park.
On motion of CouncJ~m-~ HubBard~
seconded by Couuc~l-.~n Harvey an~
carrie~, Council ordere~ filed
report of Clmmber of C~erce
8ALAI~f INCREASES On motion of Councilman Hubbard,
seconded By Counci~-~ Harvey and
carried~ Council approved the
Manager's report dated December 11,
196~ rec~-~ending salary increases for meritorious service.
/J
TI~E EXTENSION On motion of Councilman Hubbard,
seconded by Councilma- Harvey and
carried~ Council granted request
for 90 day extension of time for
Reynoso Variance Application 181~ for ~partments at 161~ W. Walnut.
¢IT~ COUNCIL - 13~ - December 21, 196~
LARTS On motion of Councilm-u Hubbard, seconded
SCAG by Councilman Schlueter and carried,
Council continued to the meeting of
January 4~ 1965, action by Council regard-
lng membership in LARTS (Los Angeles Regional Traffic Study) and/or SCAG
(Southern California Association of Governments).
BID CALL On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded
by Councilman Schlueter and carried,
Council approved request to advertise for
bids for 2, 000 feet Of 18 inch water
transmission pipe for placement in Begerstrcm between ~ristol and the Floo~
Control Channel, with bi~ opening date January 4~ ~1965.
WRi'r£~ C0 .~JNICATIONS On motion of Council~-~ Hubbard, seconded
by Councilman Harvey and carried, Council
ordered the following cumm~micaticms filed:
BOUNDA~ CO~ISSION-
N~utes of proposed A-~exation of territory to the City of Tustin -
RiCHAltD Ro S~T~ AUtomATION (west side of Yorba, north of 4th~
adjacent to ~anta Ana).
CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD -
A~swer of the Garden Grove Cham~er of Commerce and Western Air Lines,
Inc. in the matter of application of Bo~a~ma Air Lines~ InCo for
exemptio~ authority to provide Santa Aha - Las Vegas Non-stop Authority.
L~'LIC~'.qE At~LICATIOI~ -
Canale Liquor, 1629 S. Standard - NEW OFF SALE GENERAL
Shakey's Pizza Parlor, 1405 S. Fai~-¢iew - NEW ON SALE B~
Speedee Mart, 1532 S. Flower - OFF SALE ~ & WINE TRANS~
U-Tote'N Market, 112~ W. Central - OFF SALE B~ & WINE
Webb, 815 E. 1st - NE~ ON SALE BEER
Sip & Surf, 513 S. Main - ON SALE BEER TRANSlinK
TRAFFIC EEPORT -
Traffic devices installed or removed December 2 through 16, 1964.
VARIANCE & CONDITIONAL ~SE PE~ITS -
Decisions ma~e ~ the Zo~t~E A~ministrator or Plamning C~lssion where
no appeal has been filed:
VA 2039, Smm~ER - permit contractors yard and storage of heavy equil~aent
in C 2 district at 3110 W. 5th - APPROVED.
VA 20~8, N~-~ON - construct 2 additional units on R 2 lot having existing
dwelling at 614 E. Chestnut - APPROVED.
VA 20~2, GERAI~ - reduce required rear yard in R 1 district at 1727 W.
Jan Way - APPROVe).
There being no further business to come
before the Council, the meeting was
adjourned at 8:50 p.m.~ on motion of
Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilm~
Schlueter and carried.
DORIS M. BROWN
CLERK OF THE COUNCIL
CITf COUNCIL
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December 21, 196~