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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1947-11-170 MINUTES Business licenses. Council Chamber, City Hall, Huntington Beach, California Monday, November 17, 1947 The regular meeting of the City Council was called to order at 7:30 P.M. by Mayor Bartlett. Councilmen present: Greer, Terry, Langenbeck, Bartlett. Councilmen absent: Hawes (Councilman Hawes arrived at'7:55P.M.) On motion by-Langenbeck seconded by Greer, the following business licenses were approved, with the exception of Charles L. Tillapaugh to conduct the business of raising canary birds commercially at 1005 Huntington Avenue was denied as the location does not comply with.the zoning ordinance: r Marie Mathewson, 411* Eighth Street to conduct •the business of candy store at 304'Walnut Avenue. D. Freier, 4519 Danner Drive Lon Beach California for wheel -tax (r I license to deliver photographs. g ' R.Donald Hall & H.M. Mansfield,dba California Redwood Materials Company, 1 1209 Coast Highway, Ne:'port Beach, Contractor's License. Pauline Curnutt, 323, Ninth Street, to conduct_ the business of Girl's apparel shop at 226 Main Street. Emily S. Grant, 610 Ninth Street, to conduct the business of grocery I�I store at same address. l; I Charles A. Gillmann, 464 Ocean Avenue, Huntington Beach, to conduct the business of selling sporting goods at same address. B. Mason, M.D., Third and Walnut, Huntington Beach, Physician and surgeom at same address. The application of Alice Ingersoll and Alva Hinkle to conduct the business of cafe at 213-L'y Main Street was referred back for the approval of the Chief of Police. Application - On motion by Langenbeck seconded by Terry, the application of Neon signs. Billingsly Cafe, 412,Walnut Avenue, to erect Neon sign was approved. On motion by Terry seconded by Greer, the application, of A.E. Shandrick for building permit to erect Neon sign At 228J Main Street was approved. On motion by Terry seconded by Langenbeck, the application of Duvall Beer and Wine for building permit to erect Neon sign at 522 Main Street was approved. The application.of Wig°,s Doughnut Shop for building permit to erect Neon sign at 123 Main Street was approved. Oil Well permit. On motion by Terry seconded by Greer,,the application for .oil well H-32 permit of Standard -Oil Company to drill 'new well Hunt.H-32 on Lot 7, Block 422, was approved subject to filing.of clean-up bond. Councilman Langenbeck not voting. On motion by Terry seconded by Greer, the application for oil well permit of the Standard.Oi1 Company of California to drill new well 730 Page 2, Minutes, Nov.17,1947 Oil well Hunt.H®30 on Lot 11, Block 321, was approved, subject to filing of permit - H-30 clean-up bond. Councilman Langenbeck not voting. Oil well On motion by Terry seconded by Greer, the application for oil permit well permit by the Standard Oil Company of California, to drill new H- 31 well, Hunt.H 31, on Lot 5, Block 421,' was approved subject to filing ,of'clean--up bond. Councilman Langenbeck not voting. Vickers The application f or'oil well permit of the Standard Oil Company Community of California to.drill new well on Lot , Block 22, Vicker's Well . #2 7 3 !Community Lease, Well No. 2,.was`approved subject to filing clean-up bond. Councilman Langenbeck not voting. Councilmen At this time 7:55 P-m-, Councilman Hawes arrived. H awes,arrived. On motion by Langenbeck seconded by Terry, the application for Black oil well permit of Chas. Ee Black to drill new well on Lots 9 and 11 9-11, 618 Block 619, 17th Street Section, was approved subject to filing of drilling and clean-up bond and the required map. Hunter &. On motion by Terry seconded by Greer, the application for oil well Associates permit of Harry Hunter and Associates to drill new well on Lots 18-20, 614 19 and 20, Block 614, 17th Street Section, was approved. Henry Duque The application for oil well permit of Henry Duque and Associates 26-28018 to drill new well on Lots 26 and 29, Block 318, Huntington Beach tract, was approved subject to filing .of the required -agreement, and signature of principal on bond. Bids on AA this *Aa ,the date set for the opening of sealed bids for the toilet bldgs. construction of two toilet buildings in the municipal trailer park in accordance with publication in the Huntington Beach News of October 23rd and 30th, 1947, the following sealed bids were opened and read by the City Clerk: Naige Rob°t.A. Diller, Gen'LContr. 7938 E. Burns, Downey; Calif. South Coast Constr.Co. 615 Coast Blvd -Corona Del Mar (Cashier's Check of $2,500.00 accompanied the bid.) Catching Bros. Huntington Beach, Calif. One Bldg. $13,705.00 121275:00 ll,lo6.00 Frank R. Hinshaw, 501 Walnut, Huntington Beach (certified check in the amount of $2,572.63 accompanied the bid) 12,963.17 Two Bldgs. $26,530.00 240000.00 229212.00 25,726.34 Bids referred On motion by Langenbeck seconded by Terry, that the bids as read to City Engr.be referred to the City Engineer for analysis was approved. Mr. Berry Lem Berry, Commander of the American Legion Joseph Rodman Post No. Teen-a,ge 133 of Huntington Beach, appeared -before the Council and extended danceso the thanks of the Legion -for the splenAld cooperation the City of Huntington Beach gave the organizations in making the Armistice Day r' I 4 ,.C. Page 0, 731 Minutes, Nov.17,1947 Mr, Berryparade possible. Mr. Berry requested the Council to consider the use of Teen-age dances. Memorial Hall for teen-age (school students) to hold dances on Friday nights without the use of kitchen or refreshments being served, fees to be waived, dances to be supervised by members of the Veteran organizations. On motion by Langenbeck seconded.by Hawes, that the request of the American Legion be granted subject to priority use of the hall whenever other requests for use of the hall falls on Friday night, was approved. Hinshaw - On motion by Hawes seconded by Greer, the request of Frank R. Cut curb 13il4-15, Hinshaw to out the curb for driveway on Lots 13-14--15, Block 1103, B11k.11033 Vista Del Mar Tract, was referred to the Streets and Parks Committee was approved. Palm tree,"-- On motion by Langenbeck seconded by Hawes, that the request of Hamren 203 Alabama Lloyd Hamren that a palm tree located next to the driveway at 203 Alabama Avenue be removed was referred -to the Streets and Parks Committee was approved. Mrs. Sutton On motion by Hawes seconded by Langenbeck, that the request of Mrs. j Bldg. Lorella Sutton/of Santa Ana, California, to move a building from Santa Ana, on to a lot at the corner of Delaware and Knoxville be denied, as" the building in accordance to the report to the council by the city engineer, j does not conform to the Building Cod®. Motion carried. F UMr.Popovich- On motion by Langenbeck seconded by Greer, the request of J.E. extension of time. Popovieh, contractor, for an additional ten working days to complete the storm drain job on Ocean Avenue and Main Street was approved. „r,� L-n Public address The Clerk read recommendation of J.C. Lauer of the Firm system in memo.hall. of Buss Radio & Appliance Service for the equipment necessary to repair .the obsolete and completely inadequate public address system located in the Memorial Hall, and on motion by Langenbeck seconded by'Terry, the recommendation be referred to the building committee for further study was approved. Mrs. Tovatt On -motion by 4awes seconded by Greer, the appointment of Mrs. Library board. Berta Tovatt by the Library Board of Trustees to fill the unexpired term of the late Mrs. Mollie Hardy was approved, Houseshoe The Clerk read the request of Father Lahart, pastor of St.Simon & Club house, Jude Catholic Church of Huntington Beach, for the use of the City building known as the Horseshoe Club House for the bi-monthly meeting of the newly established Cdurt of the Catholic Daughters of America, these to be held on the first and third Monday of each.month. The City Clerk was instructed that the be notified to take the sub ect u with the Y j p local Red Cross as that organization has the full use of the Horsehhoe Club House at the present time. Youth Council. The Clerk read a communication received from DEnto Siracusa president and Nancy Gautier, secretary, of the Youth Council in which the Page #4 Minutes, November 17, 19470 .�D Youth Council .following excerpts taken from the General Meeting of the Youth Council held on November 13th reads as follows: J. B1dg.T-1099 to be pur- chases from War Assets Admo Basketball backboards. "l. A motion,was made seconded and carried that the General Committee of Youth- Council approve of the Air Base Building now under consider- ation by the City Council and recommend --it be purchased and placed on 17th Street Park as a Community Youth Recreation Building. 2. A motion was made seconded and unanimously carried that the General Committee of Youth Council recommend to the City Council that Basketball Backboards be installed on various available vacant lots about town as soon as possible." On motion by Langenbeck seconded by Terry, that the City Clerk be authorized to proceed with the purchase of the building identified - as T®1099, located at the Santa Ana Army Air Base, Santa Ana, Californta,' and draw a warrant to the War Assets Administration in the amount of $4,117.00 was approved. On motion by Langenbeck seconded by Hawes, that the City Clerk be instructed to negotiate with the War Assets .,Afinistration for basketbdll backboards located at the Santa Ana Army Air Base was approved. Paramount On motion by Langenbeck seconded by Hawes, that the city Clerk pest control,' be authorized to issue a purchase order to renew the agreement of the Paramount Pest Control Service for another six months at the rate of $30.00 per month and to request the Paramount Pest Control Service that they submit a work order signed by R. R. St.Clair the manager of the trailer park camp., Bud Higgins, chief lifeguard and P.L. Huddle, street foreman, at the conclusion of each month of service rendered was approved. 1946 B1dg.Code. On motion by Hawes seconded by Greer, that the City Attorney be instructed to draw up an ordinance to adopt a 1946 edition of the Uniform Building Code as published -January 1, 1946, by the Pacific Coast Building Conference of which the City of Huntington Beach is 4 a member and as recommended by the City Building Inspector Harry A. Overmyer in a letter submitted to the City Council was approved. H.B.-Chamber of The Clerk read a report submitted by the Huntington Beach Chamber Commerce of Commerce covering:; the beautification and clean-up program of the Audit Demands ord.#518 Passed. oil field district between 9th and 23rd Streets.. The report was ordered filed. The City Clerk made a report of the audit made of the leases and the city judge's dockets for the month of October. On motion by Terry seconded by'Greer, the demands as approved by the Finance Committee were ordered paid. The Clerk gave Ordinance No. 518, an ordinance of the City of FA il �j 0 D Page. 05 733 Minutes, Nov.17,1947 C1. I Ord.518 Huntington Beach amending Ordinance No. 495 an ordinance providing changes passed. in the present classification of certain,pnoperby in the City of Huntington Beach, its second and -final reading, and on motion -by Hawes seconded by Langenbeck, Ordinance No. 519 was passed and adopted by the following vote: AYES: Councilmen: Greer, Terry, Hawes, Langenbeck, Bartlett. NOES: Councilmen: None. ABBSENT: Councilmen: None. Reso.1025- The Clerk read Resolution No. 1025, a resolution of the City Cancelling weed charges Council of the City of Huntington Beach, California, cancelling weed Tax Title Lots. cleaningcharges, g , and on motion b Y Terry seconded by Greer, Resolution No. 1025 was passed and adopted by the following roll call: AYES: Councilmen: Greer, Terry, Hawes, Langenbeck, Bartlett. NOES: Councilmen: None. ABSENT: Councilmen: None. Ord.#519 The Clerk gave Ordinance No. 519, an ordinance' amending Ordinance first reading po. 322, an ordinance regulating traffic upon public streets in the City of Huntington Beach and repealing all ordinances inconsistent therewith, received its first reading. Ord 4520 The City Clerk gave Ordinance No. 520, an ordinance amending first reading. ®rdinance No. 434, of ordinance fixing and regulating compensation of city officers, deputies, assistants and employees of the City of' Huntington Beach, its first reading. Ord-#521 The City Clerk gave Ordinance No. 521, an ordinance amending first reading. Ordinance No. 515, an ordinance of the City of Huntington Beach pro- viding certain regulations coverl&gr., the drilling of oil wells within said city, its first reading. Ordo,#522 The Clerk gave Ordinance No. 522, an ordinance amending first reading,. Ordinance No. 189, an ordinance of the City of Huntington Beach establishing the office of poundmaster and defining his duties, making it unlawful to permit certain animals to run at large and pro- viding for impounding fees, dog licenses and fees therefor, its first reading. Contract - On motion by Langenbeck seconded by Terry, that the City Attorney Calif .Surf Riders Inc. be instructed to draw up a contract to renew the lease between the California Surf Riders, Inc. and the City of Huntington Beach as recommended by the Beach and Pier Committee and the percentage.of gross sales be set at 15% was approved. Vacation On motion by Langenbeck seconded by Hawes, that the City Clerk be City Clerk. given a one week's vacation to be taken at any time before January 1, 1948, was approved. 734 Page #6, Vr inutes, November 179 19 u On motion by Langenbeck seconded by Greer, the meeting was adjourned until 7:00 P.M. Monday, November 24, 1947- City Clerk and ex Cl C erk of the City Council. ATTEST: Mayor City Clerk