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HomeMy WebLinkAbout01-05-1970MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA January 5, 1970 The meeting was called to order at 2:00 P.M. in the Council Chamber of the City Hall Annex, 500 West Sixth Street, with the following Councilmen present: Wade Herrin, Vernon S. Evans, J. Ogden Markel, Jerry M. Patterson, Ray Villa, and Mayor Lorin Griset. Also present were City Manager Carl J. Thornton, City Attorney William L. Mock, Director of Public Works Ronald Wolford, Director of Planning Charles Zimmerman, and Clerk of the Council Florence I. Malone. MINUTES the Regular Meeting of December 15, On motion of Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilman Evans and unanimously carried, the Minutes of 1969, were approved as submitted. HUMAN OUTREACH COUNCIL Mrs. June Duncan, 433 Citrus View Drive, Anaheim, representing Jobs for Teens, gave an oral presentation to the City Council on the plans of the Human Outreach Council for a proposed community center for teenagers located in the building at 207 North Broadway, explaining that it is a project financed entirely by private funds. PROJECT 2020 On motion of Councilman Herrin, OMNIBUS STREET CONSTRUCTION seconded by Councilman Patterson and unanimously carried, Council ordered filed report of bids received for Project 2020, Omnibus Street Con- stru~tion (1) South Side of Seventeenth East of Wright, (2) West Side of Main South of: First, (3) Fifth Street: Harbor Boulevard to Santa Aha River, (4) East Side of Grand Avenue: 1900 feet to 1300 feet South of McFadden, (5) Main Street: SPRR to Warner; awarded contract to the low bidder, iR. J. Noble Company; and rejected all other bids. PROJECT 3011 On motion of Councilman Herrin, SANITARY SEWER seconded by Councilman Evans and unanimously carried, Council ordered filed report of bids received for Project 3011, Construction of Sanitary Sewer in Halladay Street, Emmett Street and Evergreen Street; awarded contract to the low bidder, Steve Cappello & Sons Construction Co.; and rejected all other bids. READING WAIVED The full reading of ordinances and resolutions, the titles of which appeared on the public Agenda, was waived, on motion of Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilman Patterson and unanimously carried. CITY COUNCIL -1- January 5, 1970 ORD. NS-997 -A.A. 651 ORDINANCE NS-997 CHANGING PLANNING COMMISSION DISTRICT CLASSIFICATION ON AMENDMENT APPLICATION 651 INITIATED BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION AND AMENDING SECTIONAl, DISTRICT MAPS 6-5-9 AND 7-5-9 (EXHIBIT AA 651A) (reclassifying from the R 3 to the R 3H all residentially zoned property north of Fifth, east of Bush, south of Santa Aha Freeway, and west of the Southern Pacific right of way) was adopted, on motion of Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilman Markel, on the following roll call vote: AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Herrin, Evans, Markel, Patterson, Villa, Griset None None ORD. NS-999 - A.A. 644 ORDINANCE NS-999 CHANGING DISTRICT PLANNING COMMISSION CLASSIFICATIONS ON AMENDMENT APPLICATION 644 INITIATED BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION AND AMENDING SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 1-5-10 (EXHIBIT AA 644 A) (reclassifying from the R 1, R 2 and P Districts to the R lB, R2t~ and PB Districts property immediately north of those lots fronting on the north side of 17th Street between Flower and Broadway) was passed to second reading, on motion of Councilman Patterson, seconded by Councilman Villa and unanimously carried. ENCROACHMENT Execution of agreement was authorized with Postal Finance Company of Santa Ana and Bank of America, N.T.S.A. Trustee under will, Gertrude M. Burns, for an encroaching sign at 1909 North Main Street, on motion of Councilman Markel, seconded by Councilman Evans and unanimously carried. INDENTURE Execution of Agreement was authorized between Southern Pacific Railroad Company and City of Santa Ana providing for construction of a 15-inch diameter sanitary sewer under the SPRR tracks in Evergreen Street between Emmett Street and Adams Street~ on motion of Councilman Markel, seconded by Councilman Herrin and unanimously carried. CHANGE ORDER On motion of Councilman Mal~kel, seconded by Councilman Evans and unanimously carried, Council approved Change Order No. 1 to contract with Steiny Mitchell, Inc. for Project 5005, Installation of traffic signals and lighting systems at Warner Avenue and Pacific Avenue; Edinger Avenue and Ritchey Street, increasing in the amount of $275.00. WEST FIRST STREET WATER On motion of Councilman Herrin, COMPANY seconded by Councilman Villa and unanimously carried, the City Council approved and authorized execution of Agreements (8) with Harold B. Fortune and Mary W. Fortune, Mrs. Gladys E. McCampbell, Elsie A. Hoeppner, Karl A. Hoeppner and Roland G. Hoeppner, Wendell K. McCormick and Rachel E. McCormick, John E. Reed and Viola E. Reed, Mrs. Blanche B. Hall, Warren A. Schmidt and Edith G. Schmidt, and Leonard D. De Vol and Florence L. De Vol to release and quitclaim their rights and interests in the company, well, pump and equipment in exchange for a City water service for each customer. CITY COUNCIL -2- January 5, 1970 ACCOUNTANTS' REPORT On motion of Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilman Evans and unanimously carried, the Accoun- tants' Report, filed by Diehl, Evans and Company, independent auditors, for the quarter ending September 30, 1969, was ordered filed. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE On motion of Councilman Herrin, APPLICATIONS seconded by Councilman Patterson and unanimously carried, following Alcoholic Beverage License Applications were ordered filed: Blue Room, 1212 South Bristol, On Sale Beer, Person Transfer; Mr. M's, 2534 West Westminster, On Sale Beer, Person Transfer; Hank's Liquor, 1328 West First, New Off Sale Beer & Wine; Dimas's Liquor, 1313 East First, New Off Sale General. TRAFFIC Report of control devices removed or installed December 10, 1969 through December 26~ 1969, was ordered filed, on motion of Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilman Evans and unanimously carried. VARIANCE AND CONDITIONAL It was moved by Councilman Patterson, USE PERMIT seconded by Councilman Evans and unanimously carried, to adopt the findings of fact, conclusions and decisions of the Planning Commission or Zoning Administrator as action of the City Council on lhe following: VA 69-82, KINDEL & ANDERSON - construct a two story garden apartment complex within 150' of the A 1 District in the R 4 District at 2600 North Tustin - APPROVED; VA 69-88, V. W, PARTS COMPANY - establish an auto- mobile wrecking yard in the M 1 District at 1804 West Fifth Street - APPROVED; VA 69-89, MORENO - construct an additional single family dwelling on a lot with an existing residence in the R 1 District at 2140 South Hickory - APPROVED; VA 69-90, HEFLINGER - operate automolive garage in the C 1 Districl at 626 West Seventeenth Street - APPROVED; VA 69-93, TURNER - construct l0 story hotel and restaurant complex with less than the required setbacks and waive the 15' wide required landscaping in the R 1 and C 2 Districts at 1602 East First Street - APPROVED; CUP 69-I3, V.W. PARTS COMPANY - permit retail sales (automobile parts) in the M 1 District at 1804 West Fifth Street - APPROVED; CUP 69-14, JAY - construct mobile home park in the A l, C ] and C 2 Districts with approximately 177 spaces at 323 North Euclid - APPROVED. CITY COUNCIL -3¸- January 5, 1970 PARCEL MAP 637 Parcel Map 637, filed by Irvine Industrial Complex, creating two L M lots easterly of the intersection of Pullman Street and Deere Avenue, was approved subject to conditions in Planning Director's report dated December 24, 1969, and alley requirement was waived, on motion of Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilman Evans and unanimously carried. SURPLUS BUILDINGS After considering Surplus Property SPR 43-69 Report 43-69 regarding one story duplex and one story residence at 601-603 West First Street and 108 North Van Ness Avenue, Council declared the buildings surplus and authorized demolition, on motion of Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilman Evans on the following roll call vete: AYES: NOES: A B SE NT: Herrin, Evans, Patterson, Villa, Griset Markel None SURPLUS LAND After considering Surplus Property SPR 42-69 Report 42-69 regarding 6202.83 sq, ft. parcel at 1005 Fuller Street, Council declared the property surplus, of nuisance value to other than an adjacent owner because of size and shape and authorized a negotiated sale, on motion of Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilman Villa and unanimously carried. HARBOR DISTRICT Council considered the Orange County League of Cities communication in regard to reassessing and updating the League position regarding the Orange County Harbor District, tabled to this meeting on December 15. After discussion, it was moved by Councilman Patterson, seconded by Councilman Villa, that the City Council instruct its delegate at the Orange County League of Cities Executive Meeting on January 8, 1970, to take the position of supporting the Board of Supervisors' proposed resolution in pro- rnoting the establishment of an integrated special District of Harbors, Beaches and Parks with responsibility for the total regional recreational program in the County. The motion was adopted on the following roll call vote: AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Evans, Patterson, Villa, Griset Herrin, Markel None DEEDS - CASH GRANTEE - CITY the Mayor for the following deed: It was moved by Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilman Patterson, to approve and authorize execution by Jimenez, north side of First, east side of Daisy~ street purposes. CITY COUNCIL -4- January 5, 1970 The motion was adopted on the following roll call vote: AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Herrin, Evans, Patterson, Villa, Griset Markel None It was moved by Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilman Patterson and unanimously carried, to authorize execution of conveyance agreement with Ben F. Heflinger and to approve and authorize execution of escrow by the Mayor for the following deeds: Heflinger, south side of Seventeenth, east side of Parton, street purposes; Southern Pacific Co., south side of Warner at Maple, street purposes; Huntzinger, south of Monta Vista, west side of Center, park purposes. DEEDS - NO CASH On motion of Councilman Herrin, GRANTEE - CITY seconded by Councilman Patterson and unanimously carried, Council ordered filed Report of No Cash Deeds accepted by the City Manager, pursuant to Resolution No. 69-156, from December ll, 1969 through December 30, 1969. DEEDS - NO CASH On motion of Councilman Herrin, GRANTOR - CITY seconded by Councilman Patterson and unanimously carried, Council authorized execution of the following deeds by the Mayor and Clerk: Orange County Flood Control District, north of Fruit, west of Mirasol, drainage purposes; Orange County Flood Control District, south of Fruit, west of Tustin, drainage purposes; Various, east side of Grand, south of St. Gertrude, vehicular access rights; Brinker, et al., north side of First, west of Tustin, vehicular access rights; Wm. Lyon Development Company, south side of Warner, west of Bristol, vehicular access rights; Various, west side of Bristol, north of Central, vehicular access rights. FEDERAL BUILDING On motion of Councilman Villa, seconded by Councilman Patterson, the Mayor was authorized to appoint Tom McMichael as liaison agent to carry on negotiations with the Federal government, the Civic Center Commission and the City in regard to the proposed Federal Building in the Civic Center, on the following roll call vote: AYES: NOE S: ABSENT: Herrin, Evans, Patterson, Villa, Griset Markel None CITY COUNCIL -5- January 5, 1970 PARKING METERS - 4TH STREET In response to a question by Councilman Evans, the City Manager explained that a report would be presented to Council in February on the removal of the parking meters on 4th Street on a trial basis. RECESS At 3:50 P.M., the meeting was recessed to 7:30 P.M., at which time it was re- convened with all Council members present. Following the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag, the Invocation was delivered by the Reverend H. S. Phillips, First Assembly of God Church. PUBLIC HEARING Hearing was opened on a proposed amend- ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT ment to the Zoning Ordinance, amending the Land Use District Regulations of the Santa Ana Municipal Code, establishing a new Zoning District (O) that will pro- vide for permanent open spaces in the City of land owned or controlled by a governmental or quasi-public agency. There being no response to the call for testimony~ the hearing was closed. On motion of Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilman Patterson and unanimously carried, Council approved the proposed Zoning Ordinance Amend- ment and instructed the City Attorney to prepare an ordinance adding sections to the Zoning Ordinance providing for an "O" District, providing for permanent open spaces in the City of land owned or conlrolled by a governmental or quasi-public agency. PUBLIC HEARING Hearing was opened on a proposed amend- ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT ment to the Zoning Ordinance, amending the General Provisions of the Zoning Ordinance of the Santa Ana Municipal Code, permitting the ~-oning Administrator the authority to approve the temporary use of trailers for offices and permitting open buildings under special circumstances in commercial districts. There being no response to the call for testimony, the hearing was closed. On motion of Councilman Markel, seconded by Councilman Herrin and unanimously carried, Council approved the proposed Zoning Ordinance Amend- ment and instructed the City Attorney to prepare an ordinance amending the General Provisions of the ~oning Ordinance, permitting the Zoning Admin- istrator the authority to approve the temporary use of trailers for offices and permitting open buildings under special circumstances in commercial districts. PUBLIC HEARING Hearing was opened on Amendment A.A. 653 - HAVENS Application No. 653, filed by Esther M. Havens, proposing amendment of Sectional District Map 17-5-9 by reclassifying from the A 1 District to the C 1 District property on the south side of First Street between Mabury Street and Tustin Avenue. There being no response to the call for testimony, the hearing was closed. On motion of Councilman Markel, seconded by Councilman Herrin and unanimously carried, Amendment Application No. 653 was approved and the City Attorney was instructed to prepare an ordinance to reclassify the property according to Exhibit A. CITY COUNCIL -6- January 5, 1970 PUBLIC HEARING The Mayor opened the public hearings ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO, 236 required by Resolution of Intention No. 69-174, for proposed Assessment District No. 236 for the purpose of hearing all objections and protests to the work contemplated for the improvement of Fourth Street between Ross and Spurgeon and to determine the extent of the area to be assessed and whether or not public convenience and necessity require said improvements, all as set forth in the Resolution of Intention. The Clerk affirmed that proper legal notice had been given and reported that three letters of protest had been filed by the following property owners prior to the opening of the hearings: Carl C. Cowles, Attorney representing Joseph Harold Smith, Executor of the Will of Daphne Harper; Joseph L. Gilmaker, 308 West Fourth Street; and Sandy Steiner, owner of property on the northwest corner of Fourth and Birch Streets (401-403-403 1/2-405- 407 -409 West Fourth Street). The letters of protest were read aloud by the Clerk. On motion of Councilman I-Ierrin, seconded by Councilman Markel and unanimously carried, the communications were ordered filed. The Council heard the report of the bids received with a staff recommenda- tion that all bids be rejected because they were approximately 50 percent higher than the Engineers' estimate and that Council authorize readvertising for bids, opening on February 10, 1970, with no change in specifications. The Director of Public Works reported that the public convenience and necessity required the project. He stated that the three written protests did not represent a majority of the area within the proposed Assessment District in that they represented 10. 9 percent of the area to be benefited. He recommended that the protests be overruled and that the Council close the hearings to further protest but continue the hearings for final action pertain- ing to the district to February 16, 1970. Mayor recognized Sandy Steiner and Joseph Gilmaker, both of whom orally protested the establishment of the District. A motion was made by Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilman Evans, to reject all bids received for Assessment District No. 236; to authorize readvertising for bids, opening February 10, 1970; and to continue the hearings, including the right of further protests, to February 16~ 1970. It was moved by Councilman Patterson~ seconded by Councilman Villa to amend the motion by deleting from it the continuance of the protest portion of the hearings, which amendment failed adoption by the following roll call vote: AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Patterson, Villa Herrin, Evans, Markel, Griset None The original motion was adopted on the following roll call vote: AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Herrin~ Evans, Markel, Patterson, None None Villa, Griset CITY COUNCIL -7- January 5, 1970 RECESS present. At 8:20 P.M., a five minute recess was declared. The Council reconvened at 8:30 P. M., with all Council members TRAFFIC SAFETY COMMITTEE Nick Counter attorney representing the parents of students attending John Muir and Roosevelt Schools, requested that Council defer action on the Traffic Safety Committee's report of decisions regarding school crossing guards until after the joint meeting of the Santa Aha School Board and the City Council on January 15. On motion of Councilman Villa, seconded by Councilman Patterson and unanimously carried, the matter was tabled to the January 19 Council meeting. APPEAL NO. 22L - VA 69-86 Council considered Appeal No. 228, ORD. NS-1000 filed by James F. and Mary C. Henry, appealing the Planning Commission's approval of Variance Application 69-86, granted to Marshall L. Morgan to construct a two-story garden apartment complex in the A 1 District at 727 South Lyon Street. On December 15, 1969, Council directed the City Attorney to bring back a revision in our ordinance which would make it legal for Flomar's Kennel to remain in operation and tabled to this meeting the decision on the appeal. Mayor recognized C. Arthur Nisson, Attorney representing Mr. and Mrs. Henry, the appellants, who stated that the proposed ordinance would eliminate one of the objections of his clients, making their continuing operation legal; however, since Mr. Morgan had made no attempt to modify the construction of the apartment building, such as eliminating the second floor balconies or e:~tending the wall on the south side to a height that would screen off the kennel, his clients felt that an apartment thai close to a kennels would make the kennels untenable since people looking down into the kennels would excite the dogs. Russell Wagner, owner of a large kennel in Hawaiian Gardens, spoke, stating he also owns apartment buildings, and in his opinion, there would have to be some sort of a buffer between the apartment building and the kennels. The City Attorney explained that he had met with Mr. Morgan, the applicant for the variance, since the last Council meeting and explained the feeling of the Council, to raise the line of sight so that the view from the balconies would not be directly in line with the kennel and had directed him to the Planning Department to make any offer he might have; sinc: then, he has heard nothing further from him. The Planning Director reported that Mr. Morgan had come into his office on one occasion and was apprised of the situation; that Mr. Morgan had apparently been unable to contact his architect over the holidays; and that when the Planning Department had advised him that the matter would be on the Council Agenda for this meeting, he had left a message that he would not have a redesign. After discussion by Council, ORDINANCE NS-1000 AMENDING CHAPTER 5 OF THE SANTA ANA MUNICIPAL CODE BY AMENDING SECTION 5-64 OF ARTICLE II THEREOF PERTAINING TO KENNEL REQUIREMENTS was passed to second reading, on motion of Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilman Patterson, on the following roll call vote: CITY COUNCIL -8- January 5, 1970 AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Herrin, Evans, Markel, Patterson, Villa, Griset None None On motion of Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilman Patterson and unanimously carried, Council denied the appeal, upheld the action of the Planning Commission and instructed the City £~ttor~ % to prep:~ _~ i~esolution granting Variance 69-86 subject to conditions in Finding of Fact dated November 24, 1969. HUMAN RELATIONS PROGRAM Council considered the implementation of the Human Relations Program. The Mayor explained that there were two suggestions: (1) to create a Human Relations Committee by resolution; and (2) to create a Human Relations Commission by ordinance which would have all the powers of other Boards and Commissions in the City, including the power of subpoena. The City Attorney explained the differences in creating a Commission by ordinance and creating a committee by Resolution, explaining that any body that was created by the Council by Ordinance would be a Board or Commission with full powers of Boards and Commissions; that a Committee could be created by Resolution; a Committee would not have the subpoena powers; that the membership of a Commission is limited to eight members, where the membership of a Committee could have more members. The City Manager spoke on the matter, explaining that the staff had two years ago, after a thorough study,, made certain recommendations to the Council and as a result, the Council had adopted the "Community Relations Program", which was being implemented by the staff and the Council, and that the staff had at that time recommended against the creation of a Human Relations Commission as such and is still recommending against it. He added that the staff recommendation was to attempt to establish a process where, through the expertise of the people on the staff, the City would be able to develop within the community through evaluative processes, the technical information and the objective reporting of conditions, i~zformation that would be helpful in correcting the injustices and would also be helpful in persuading the majority of the community to change their social structures in such a sense that these conditions could be eliminated. The City Manager stated that staff felt it would be difficult for a Human Relations Committee or Commission to function at the present time without the background of the mutual progress that the City has made in recent years and felt it would serve a much better purpose at some later time. Councilman Markel stated that he would be in favor of establishing a Committee by Resolution, but not a Commission by Ordinance. Councilman Herrin expressed his opinion that the problem could be handled better by the staff than by a Committee or Commission. Mayor Griset expressed his opinion that a Human Relations body was definitely needed and that the effectiveness of the body would be determined by the caliber of people who served on it, and that he thought the body should be created as a Committee by Resolution, since none of the Council wanted a body that would have subpoena powers. CITY COUNCIL -9- January 5, 1970 Councilman Evans had earlier expressed his opinion that he would support the Resolution creating a Committee, since he did not feel that any Board or Commission should have subpoena powers. Councilman l~atterson had stated that he was in favor of the Commission and felt that it could be created without the subpoena power; that the City's greatest need is in'the area of human relations; that by creating a commission by ordinance the Council would be telling the Community that it wanted the highest level of an improved human relations program. RECE SS members present. At 9:40 P. M., a five minute recess was declared. The Council recon- vened at 9:50 P. M., with all Council Mayor Griset noted that the people involved with the appeal (No. 228) earlier in the meeting were not satisfied with the action taken and suggested that they meet with the City Attorney to discuss the problem, and explained that Ordinance NS-1000 would be on the Agenda for the January 19 Council meeting for second reading and adoption and that they could express them- selves again at that time. HUMAN RELATIONS PROGRAM (Continued) It was moved by Councilman Patterson, seconded by Councilman Evans and unanimously carried, to read by title only Resolution 70-2. RESOLUTION 70-2 ESTABLISHING A HUMAN RELATIONS COMMITTEE OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANA was adopted on motion of Councilman Patterson seconded by Councilman Evans, inserting the word "fifteen" with respect to the number of Committee members, and with the provision that at the end of one year of existence of said Committee, it then be reviewed by the City Council to determine whether its status should be changed to a Commission or retained as a Committee, on the following roll call vote: AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Evans, Markel, Patterson, Villa, Griset He rrin None Cliff Frazier, Santa Ana, spoke against forming any type of body in regard to Human Relations, saying he felt it was up to each individual to live and let live with his neighbor. J. J. King, Jesse Berry and Everett Winters expressed their disappointment to the Council that a Human Relations Commission had not been created, since they felt it was much more needed than a Committee. Mrs. Janice Boer pointed out that the State Constitution provides that no ordinance may be adopted by a City Council which would be inconsistent with its Charter and she recommended that the Council give much thought to the recommendations of the City Manager in this matter. Galal Gough spoke, expressing the opinion that creating the Committee was a step forward and that by the end of a year, a Commission would probably be established by Ordinance. Councilman Patterson, who had served as the Chairman of the Formation Committee, expressed his deep concern that the minority leaders were so disappointed and stated that he thoughtCouncil now was left with two alternatives: (1) to proceed with the Resolution just adopted, seeking the most competent people to serve on the Committee that could be obtained; (2) to rescind the action just taken and not create anything whatsoever. CITY COUNCIL -10- January 5, 1970 On motion of Councilman Patterson, seconded by Councilman Villa and unanimously carried, the City Council requested that the Human Relations Formation Committee meet once again and make a recommendation to the Council with respect to whether or not the Resolution adopted should be implemented. RECESS members present. At lh00 P. M., a five minute recess was declared. The Council recon- vened at 11:05 P. M., with all Council BILLIARDS On motion of Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilman Villa s¢~ d unanimously carried, Council approved the application of John O. Gomez for a billiards business at 1027 East Fourth Street, subject to all applicable Municipal Code provisions. RES. 70-1 RESOLUTION 70-1 AMENDING ADDING CLASS TITLE SECTION 3 OF RESOLUTION NO. 58-281 TO ADD CLASS TITLE OF COMMUNITY RELATIONS ASSISTANT was adopted, on motion of Councilman Patterson, seconded by Councilman Villa, on the following roll call vote: AYES: NOES: AESENT: Evans, Patterson, Villa, Griset Herrin, Markel None SOLICITATION APPLICATIONS On motion of Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilman Patterson, the following Solicitation Applications were approved, with Councilman Markel voting "No" on the application filed by Jack Fisher Chapter 23 Disabled American Veterans, Inc. Arthritis Foundation, Neighborhood Door-to-Door, February 5, 6, 7, 1970. Jack Fisher Chapter 23 Disabled American Veterans, Inc. sale of pens at local banks, January 9 through March 9, 1970. PUBLIC PROPERTY USE On motion of Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilman Patterson and unanimously carried, Council confirmed the administrative approval for the Santa Ana High School Marching Saints Band Parade, December 31, 1969, 10:30 A.M. to 12:00 Noon, from Santa Clara and Main, south to McFadden. REIMBURSEMENT On motion of Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilman Patterson and unanimously carried, Council authorized reimbursement to Carl W. Troyer, The Southland Corp., for street improve- ments on the south side of Westminster Avenue at the southwest corner of Century Boulevard to 52 feet south of the center line of Westminster Avenue, in the amount of $6, 778.54. CITY COUNCIL -11- January 5, 1970 FREEWAY AGREEMENT On motion of Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilman Evans and unanimously carried, Council set for public hearing on January 19, 1970, at 7:30 P. M. ~ in the City Hall Annex, 500 West Sixlh Street, Modification of Freeway Agreement with the State of California Division of Highways, relating to the interchange of the Santa Ana Freeway and Grand Avenue. ADJOURNMENT on motion of Councilman Villa, unanimously carried. At 11:30 P.M., there being no further business to come before the City Council, the meeting was adjourned, seconded by Councilman Markel and Florence I. Malone Clerk of the Council CITY COUNCIL -12- January 5, 1970