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Council Chamber, City Hall
Huntington Beach, California
Monday, October 9, 1950
Pursuant to adjournment of October 2, 1950, Mayor Langenbeck
called the meeting -of the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach
to order at 7:30 p. m.
Councilmen Present: Le Bard, Seabridge, Greer, Langenbeck
Councilmen Absent: Talbert
State 116 On motion by Greer, seconded by Seabridge, the application
for oil well permit of Southwest Exploration Company to drill a new
well, State 116, was granted.
States 518 On motion by Seabridge, seconded by Le Bard, that the appli-
cation for oil well permit of Southwest Exploration Company to drill a
new well, State 518, was granted.
Waste Water On motion by Le Bard, seconded by Seabridge, the application
Permit
Ratten for waste water permits of Sam Raizen for wells, Vidal #1 and Bryant #1
located on Lots 9 and 11, Block 414, Huntington Beach Tract, and Lots
2 and 4 in Block 413, Huntington Beach Tract, respectively, were granted.
Est. Cost for. The Clerk read a letter from the City Engineer, Harry
Improvement'of
Indianapolis St. Overmyer, in which he presented to the City Council for consideration
Delaware,
Huntington and and approval plans and specifications for the resurfacing and improve -
California
Avenues went of Indianapolis Street, Del -aware Avenue, Huntington'Avenu e,
California Avenue, as shown on the plans, and the estimated cost for
the above mentioned work as $18,363.40 excluding certain grading and
oiling on portions of Indianapolis and Delaware which will be done by
City forces.
Approval On motion by Seabridge, seconded by Greer., that the plans
and specifications and special provisions for the resurfacing of
Huntington Avenue, California Avenue, Delaware Avenue resurfacing and
concrete curb and gutters on Indianapolis Street and concrete curb
and gutters on Indianapolis Street and Florida Avenue, were approved.
Resolution On motion by Greer, seconded by Seabridge, Resolution No.
No. 1130
1130, a resolution of the City of Huntington Beach establishing the
general prevailing rate of hourly wages for each craft or type of
workman or mechanic needed in the resurfacing of Huntington Avenue
from Atlanta Street to Joliet Street, resurfacing California Avenue.
from Detroit Street to Frankfort Street, resurfacing Delaware Avenue
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from Indianapolis Street to Knoxville Street, resurfacing
and concrete curb and gutters on Indianapolis Street from
Lake Avenue to Delaware Avenue and concrete curb and gutters
on Indianapolis Street from Delaware Avenue to Hampshire
Avenue and Florida Avenue from Geneva Street to Indianapolis
Street, was passed and adopted by the following roll call:
AYES: Le Bard, Seabridge, Greer, Langenbeck
NOES: None
ABSENT: Talbert
On motion by Seabridge, seconded by Le Bard,• that
Notice Invit-
ing Sealed
the City Clerk be authorized to have published in the
Bids.
H'. B. News
Huntington Beach.News on October 13th and 19th, the notice
inviting sealed bids for the resurfacing and improvement of
Indianapolis Street, Delaware Avenue, Huntington Avenue and
California Avenue and bids to be opened at 5:00 P. m.,
October 24, 1950 in the Council Chamber of the City Hall,
was approved.
Sully -Miller
The Clerk read a letter from the City Engineer,
Bid
Harry Overmyer, in which he referred to the City Council
that hef had analyzed the bids submitted for the improvement
of 17th Street and the analysis disclosed that the bid sub-
mitted by Sully -Miller Contracting Company to be the lowest
responsible bid.
Sully -Miller On motion by Seabridge, seconded by Greer, that
Contract-`
the Sully -Miller Contracting Company be awarded a contract
for the improvement of 17th Street in accordance with bid
submitted October 2, 1950, and that all other bids received
be rejected, and that the Mayor and the City Clerk be author-
ized to execute the agreement between the City of Huntington
Beach and the Sully -Miller Contracting Company, was approved.
Tax Deeded The Clerk read a communication received from Don S.
Property -
Lots 15, 17, Mozely, County Tax Collector advising the City that they had
19 and 21,
Block 215 HB a formal bid of $100.00 per lot from a Mr. W. P. Thompson of _
Los Angeles for the tax deeded property, described as Lots
15, 17, 19 and 21 in Block 215, Huntington Beach Tract, and
inasmuch as the City of Huntington Beach has preferential
right in the matter the City was requested to make -a formal
bid for the lots, provided they are interested. Mayor
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James C.
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Us e d Lumber
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Langenbeck referred the communication of Don S. Mozeley, County
Tax Collector, regarding Lots 15, 1719' 19 and 21 in Block 215,
Huntington Beach Tract, to the Real Estate Committee for study
and report.
The Clerk presented a bill from James C. Thompson,
Wilmington, California covering 40 pieces of used lumber that
was used for the 4th of July and Twin Convention Carnival. On
motion by Greer, seconded by Seabridge, that the City of
Huntington Beach does not see fit to purchase the lumber as
listed in the invoice received from James C. Thompson of Wilmington,
California, was approved.
On motion by Le Bar d, seconded,by Greer, that the demands
as approved by the.Finance Committee be ordered paid, was approved.
On motion by Le Bard, seconded by Greer, the meeting of
the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach adjourned.
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