HomeMy WebLinkAbout1949-05-16MINUTES 955
Council %=bar, City. Hall
Huntington Beach, California
Monday, May 16, 1949.
The City Council was called to order by Mayor Greer at 76030 P.M.
Councilmen present: LeBard, Seabridge, Langenbeck, Greer.
Councilmen absent: Terry.
Applications On motion by Langenbeck seconded by LeBard the following applications
business lie.
for business licenses were granted:
Caro S. Vachon, 532 Midvale Avenue, Los Angeles, California to conduct the
* business of service station and allied business at 620 Ocean Avenue.
James D. Bushard, R.F.D. #1, Boa 655, Huntington'Beach, to conduct
the business bf machine shop at Block 19029 17th Street,
B1 Charro, P. 0. Boa 454, s1 Modeno, California to conduct the
business of wheel -tax, delivering tortillas.
General Neon On motion by Seabridge seconded by LeBard the application of General
Sign at 804
Ocean Avenue Neon Company for building permit to erect sign at 804 Ocean Avenue, was
granted.
Mongeon sign On motion by LeBard seconded by Langenbeck the application of L. G.
�► at 31'2 Walnut
Mongeon for building permit to erect a sign at 312 Walnut Avenue, was
granted.
Harry Hunter On motion by Seabridge seconded by LeBard that the request of Harry
Clean-up Bonds.
T. Hunter and Associates and Hunter & Thermon for release of liability of
clean-up bond and termination on wells located on Lots 18 and 20, Block
614, Lots 2 and 4. Block 5179 was granted.
P. & H. The City Clerk read a proposal from the P.'& H. Construction Company
Conatr.Co.
Lake Street covering improve ants on Lake street, whereby they will furnish all labor,
tools, equipment, materials, supervision and insurance to construct the.
following items at unit prices:
Combination curb and gutter,
8 inch base, 18 inch gutter 1.30 per lineal foot.
Curb only at the turns 1.10 per lineal foot.
Gutters 6 inch thick,
18 inch wide .45 per square foot.
and to remove all concrete, sub -grade and back -fill will be done by others.
The City of Huntington Beach wi�l rnish all necessary engineering to
establish lines and grades and the ork will be done under the supervision
of the City Wnginaer in accordance with the City of Huntington Beach plans
and specifications for concrete curbs and gutters.
P. & H. On motion by Langenbeck seconded by Seabridge that the proposal of
Contre.Co.
Lake Street. the P. & H. Construction Company for improvements on Lake Street be
accepted and that the City engineer be authorised to prooeed with the
work, was approved.
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Sewers - Wesley The Clerk- road s. letter from. the City; engineer
Park Tract.
presenting for consideration and approval, plans and
specifications for the construction of sanitary sewers
In Block 9120 1013, 1113, 1114 and 1214, Wesley nark
Tracts The estimate of cost for the various items was
*11,040.02.
Sewers -Wesley
On motion by Langenbock seconded by LeBard that
Park Tract,
the plans and specifications for the construction of
sanitary sewers in Blocks 912, 1013, 1113, 1114, and
1214, Wesley Park Tract, be accepted as presented by
the City Engineer, was approved.
Pimlott to
The Clerk read a letter received from Lewis
discontinue
Pri.dances
Pimlott, operator of the Friday night dances at the
Pavalon Ballroom, advising the City Council that he
was forced to discontinue the Friday night dances as
the dancing public of the City of Huntington Beach
have failed to support his dances. The letter was
ordered filed.
$10.00 rate
On motion by LeBard seconded by Langenbeck that
set for
Pavalon.
the rate of $10.00 be established for the use of the
Pavalon Ballroom for each night covering Sunday, Non -
day, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, was
approved.
Charter Amend,
The Clerk read letter from the City Attorney,
City Judge.
Ray H. Overacker, in which he presented a certified
copy of the amendment to the City Charter of'the City
of Huntington Beach, respecting the City Judge as
covered by the Assembly Con -Current Resolution No. 76,
adopted in Assembly and Senate May 5, 1949•
Mun.Tr. Park
On motion by Seabridge seconded by Langenbeck that
rental rates
14 increase
the Municipal Trailer Park rental rates as recommended
by the Trailer Park Manager, covering a 14*% increase
over and above the rates in effect as of January, 1948,
and effective May 15, 1949, was approved.
Piro hose
On motion by LeBard seconded by Langenbeck that
Purchased
1,000 feet of 2* inch W BP Goodrich fire hose with
rocker lug couplings at a price of i1.07 per lineal
foot, and 400 feet of 1* inch W BP Goodrich fire hose
with rocker lug couplings at a price of C 78 per lineal
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foot, be purchased as recommended by the Fire Chief J. K. Sargent and
the Police and Fire Committee, was approved.
Demands On motion by Langenbeck seconded by LeBard that the demands as
approved by the Finance Committee be ordered paid, was approved.
Gilson & Dahm The Clerk read the application before the Railroad Commission of
Automotive
service. the State of California of George W. Gilson and bank J. Dahm for the
purpose of establishing an automotive service for the transportation
of passengers between Santa Ana and Huntington Beach and intermediate
points. The Clerk announced that the application is on file at the
City Hall for any one that wished to read it.
Verne Spaulding On motion by LeBard seconded by Seabridge that the City Clerk be
to vacate.
instructed to notify Verne Spaulding, who has a lease with the City of
Huntington Beach for bait stand located on the City property adjacent
to Highway 39 and Highway 101,.to officially vacate the leased premises
by December 31, 1949, was approved.
Purchase electric On motion by Seabridge seconded by Langenbeck that the City Clerk by
are welder.
authorized to purchase for the City of Huntington Beach an electric are.
welder, was approved.
Sale of tax Mayor Greer announced that this was the hour, 8:00 P.M. set for the
title lots.
sale of tax title lots as published in the Huntington Beach Dews: April
21, and May 5, 1949. The following lots were sold to the highest .btd er:
Lot:; 13, Block 215, Huntington Beach Tract sold to Mr. A. E. Shandrick,
2281 Alain Street, Huntington Beach, for the sum of $277.50.
Lots 10 29 39 &.4, Block 812, Wesley Park Section, -sold to the McCallen
Realty Syndicate for $2400.00 pair, or a total of $2800.00.
Lots 30, 31 & 32, Block 202, Vista Del Mar Tract sold to Phillip L.
Davis, 218 Elmira street, Huntington Beach, for the sum of $1555.00.
Lots 30, 31 and 32, Block 1002, Vista Del liar Tract, sold to E. L.
Burrows, 523 - 10th street, Huntington Beach for the sum of $1380.00.
A Lots with- The following lots were withdrawn from the sale.as no written or
drawn.
verbal bids were received.
Lots 6 acid 8, Block 3129 Huntington' Beach Tract.
-Lots 26 and 28, Block 313, Huntington Beach.Traot.
Lots 16, 17, 18 and 19, Block 813, Wesley Park Section.
Lots 21 and 22, Block 911, Wesley Park Section.
Lots 15 and 16, Block 1114, Wesley Park Sections -
Lots 2 and So.* of 3. Block 1201 Vista Del Mar Tract,
Lots 13 and 149 Block 1105, Vista.Del Mar Tract,
Lots 6 and 7. Block 906, Vista Del Mar Tract.
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Public hearing, Mayor Greer announced that this time, 8130 P.M., was
Use district
boundaries. the bur set for the public hearing relative to the pro-
posed changes in use district boundaries and classification
in accordance with notice publisbs d in the Huntington
Beach News, April 28, 1949•
R-5-0 and The City clerk pointed out on the wall map, hang-
C-3-0 zoning
ing in the Council Chamber, the boundaries of the area
covering the proposed changes of Use District Boundaries
and read the classification uses that are proposed in the
new R-5-0 District, and limited C-3-0 zoning.
No protests. The Mayor asked if there was anyone in the audience
that wished to express their opinion for or against the
proposed changes in accordance with the proposed changes
initiated by the City Council... The Clwk reported that
there had been no written or verbal protests filed. As
there were no written or verbal protests filed at the
City Hall or expressions from anyone in the audience the
Mayor declared the hearing relative to proposed changes
in use district boundaries and classification closed.,
At. 8:55 P.M. the Mayor declared a recess of 10
minutes.
The Mayor called the City Council to order at 9s05 ..M.
Mayor Greer asked if there was anyone in the audience
that wished to address the City Council,
Ted Bartlett Ted Bartlett, operator of a filling station at 620
Serv.Station
ordinance. Ocean Avenue, addressed the City Council and asked the
honorable.body to consider the adoption of an ordinance
regulating service stations in the City -of Huntington
Beach.
Warren Bristol Mr. warren Bristol, operator of a service station at
Service Station that
Ordinance 6,02 Ocean Avenue, adcluested/the City Council adopt. an:
ad-ditance:.ragulating service stations in the City of
Huntington.Beach, covering fire hazards and that only
attendants or operators of service stations be permitted
to dispense gasoline from the pumps.
Ord. #541- Ordinance No. 541, an ordinance of the City council of
first reading
annexation. the City of Huntington Beach, California annexing certain
uninhabited and contiguous territory to said City received
Its first reading.
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City Atty. On notion by Langenbeck seconded by LeBard that. the City Attorney be
to prepare
Serv.Sta.Ordo instructed to prepare an ordinance designed to protect the health and
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City Atty. to
file with housing
expediter
Sample drafts
Serve-yoursblf
Service station*
safety of the public in the operation of service stations was approved.
On motion by Seabridge seconded by LeBard that the City Attorney be
instructed and authorized to file with the housing expediter an
application for the change in electrical service at the Municipal Trailer
Park, was approved.
James Finkle of Los Angeles, and the gave -More Oil Company appeared
before the Council and presented sample drafts of ordinance covering the
operation of serve-yourabir filling stations.
On motion by Langenbeck seconded by Seabridge the meeting of the
City Council adjourned,
ATTEST:
City Ulark
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Clerk and ex-Offloie Clark
of the City Council of the City
of Huntington Beach, California
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