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MINUTES
Council Chamber, City Half
Huntington Beach, California
Monday; September 15, 1958
Mayor Irby called the regular meeting of the
City Council to order at-700 o0clook P. M.
Councilmen.lresents Bryant, Lambert, Waite, Terry, Irby -
Councilmen absent: Hone.
Minutes On motion by Terry -seconded -by -Lambert the
minutes-'fnr the meeting of August 25th, 1958
be accepted and approved as —transcribed —and mailed by the City
Clerk,.sul?ject to the inclusion of the following motion erron—
eously left out --in the transcript of the -minutes, Motion carried:
"On motion by Bryant -seconded by Terry in
accordance with the recommendations of the Planning Commission
Conditional Permit No-i 106--filed by�the Southern California Edison
Company for a heating -station -to be built at a location approx—
imately 1202 feet west of Spr ngdale,Stre-et on the North side.of.
Wintersburg Avenue sub7ject to the conditions requested to be -
imposed, be granted. Motion carried."
Business On notion by Bryant seconded by -Waite the
Licenses
applications for license to conduct business
in the City of'Huntington
Beach ae approved
by the
Health Officer,
Building Inspector, Chief
of Police and Fire
Chief
were granted as
follows 2
Saffell & McAdam, 124 Broadway, Costa -Mesa, general contracting.
Downey Heating and Air Conditioning -Company, 11223 Old River School
Road, Downey, heating and air conditioning.
Bert Hornsveld, 2211 Laurel Place, Newport Beach, general contractor..
Harold W. Lovett, 8251 Katella, Anaheim, masonry contracting.
Beach Industrial Sand Company, 6811 Taylor Avenue, selling of
industrial sands.
Irene V. Hause, 8O Huntington Avenuee, dancing at the Recreation
Hall, PacificTrailerPark.
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Robert A. Hill, 712 Yorktown°Street, gift manufacturing,
Crystal, at-712 Yorktown -Street. H. Be
Petition re s The - Clerk read four petitions filed with
trash disposal
the City Clerk containing the signatures
of 829 residents in the City of Huntington Beach in the area
of the City that existed prior to August 11, 1957 whereby
petitioners protested to the City Council the disposal of
trash by contract as their findings are that the collection
of trash under the present methodsie very satisfactory and
especially the City Employees were doing a first class job of
both trash and litter disposal and were found to be most
courteous when:d-ealing with the -public, and that before the
contract for disposal of- trash be awarded to ~the Rainbow
Disposal Company, ask that serious consideration be given to
the request of property owners who pay the taxes.
Audience - Mayor Irby announced that any one present
addressed the
.Council in who wished to address the City Council to
opposition
.1„ give their'nane and address as the meeting
is now open on the discussion covering the proposed contract
for the collection of trash in the City limits of the City of
Huntington Beach that existed prior to August 1, 1957.
Mr. Frost of 1010 Delaware Avenue, Mr
Sresovich of 309 - 12th Street, and Robert Hosmer of 217 - 6th
Street, and a resident of 1802 Main Street,.and Mrs.:Helson .
of 114 Ocean Avenge, and Ray Spencer and Fred Herman of 408
15th Street, addressed the City Council in opposition to
placing the trash oat for collection by oontract.
Audience Homer Potts of 220 - 12th Street, Stewart
addressed the
....Council in Gibbons of 18051 Huntington Beach Blvd-.,
favor
and , Joe Apple of 8071 Ellis Avenue, firs..
Maynard Jenkins, and Airs. Irene Renfro and Jake Stewart of
16581 "A" Street, all spoke in favor of the City awarding the
contract for the eollection or trash.
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Recess Mayor Irby closed the discussion on the
Called
...
subject of`contracting for the collection of
trash for the City at 8:45 o'clock P. M. and called a recess at
that time.
Council The City Council reconvened at 9tOO o'clock P. M.
reconvened
Robert Hosmer re: Hobert Hosmer appearedbefore the City Council
Gambling
and spoke at great length on the subject of
gambling in the City and presented to the Clerk a proposed ordinance
to permit gambling for future consideration and left the document
with the Clerk in an envelope and said document was not read at
the meeting.
David Baker David Baker, a resident of Garden Grove,
request to
lease City addressed the City Council and reinteratei
�acr„ ease
that he still desired to discuss with the City
Council the prospect of leasing the -City acreage adjacent to High-
way #39 and Ocean Avenue for development, and asked for permission
of the City Council to prooeed with the plans to present to the
City Council. Mr. Baker was -informed by the City Council that
they had no objections to him filing any plans for development
that he desired and would be received without committing the City -
to any proposal.
City Erngr. The Clerk read the report for the month of
MonthlyRe Lgrt
August, 1958 filed by the City Engineer.
On motion by Bryant seconded by Waite the
report for the month of August, 1958 as filed by the City Engineer
as read by the City Clerk be accepted and ordered filed. Motion
carried.
UV VAR. #1280 The Clerk read•a recommendation of the Hunt -
filed by Richard
M. Deam, ington Beach Planning Commission relative to
Use Variance VV#128, the petitioner being
Richard M. Deam, 18151 Lisa Street, Huntington Beach, to allow a
16 unit motel to be constructed in -an R-4 suburban residential
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district in variance to Ordinance No. 351, location being
approximately 660 feet south of Garfield Street on the west
side of Highway #39, legal description being Block 3008 East
Side Villa Tract, excepting therefrom the south one acre,and
that the Planning Commission held a public hearing on Sept-
-.ember 3, 1958, to consider the° use variance and :after due
consideration given the petitioner and the general public the
Planning Commission recommended to the 'City Councril on a notion
made by Sehryer and seconded by Davis to recommend approval
with the following conditions:
R-3.CODE
1. The Structure shall be built in accordance with the pre -
posed R-3 Zoning regulation, as is officially on file in
the Planning Commission Office.
PARKING
2. There shall be a 50 ft by 192 ft parking pad with 2 inches
of asphalt and 2 inches of decomposed granite or 3 inches
of asphalt surfacing, and said paving shall be located on
the north side of the motel structure.
SIGNS
30, Appropriate°signe may be erected in accordance with the
Municipal Sign Ordinance, and the motion was carried,
On motion by Bryant seconded by Lambert
in accordance with the recommendations of the Planning Comm-
ission and subject to the conditions imposed Use Variance No:
128 be granted. Motion carried.
UV Variance #127 The Clerk read the recommendation of the
filed by Wm. H.
Guilliams Huntington Beach Planning Commission.of
Use Variance UV #127 filed by William H.
Gu lliams of 401 Montana Avenue, Monrovia, California, to
allow multiple residential units to be built in an A-1 General
Agricultural District in variance to Land Use Ordinance No..
351, looation being the Northwest corner of Stark Avenue and
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Highway #39, legal description being Lots 46, 47 and 48, in-lract
#417, and that a public hearing was held by the Planning Commission
on September 3, 1958, to consider the petitioners request and that
due consideration was given to the petitioner and the general public
at the public hearing and the Planning Commission on a motion made
by Davis and seconded by Presbon recommended to,the City Council
the approval of Use Variance No. 127, subject to the following
conditions:
PAVED PARKING
1. There shall be at least a 25 ft by 40 ft paved parking pad
located on the south side of the structure with pavement
thickness a minimum of 2 inches asphalt and 2 inches of -de-
composed granite or-3 inclies of asphalt. There shall also be
15 foot driveway of similar construction to provide access to
a street.
CONCRETE CURB & GUTTER
2. There shall be a concrete curb and gutter adjoining the east
aide of Lots 46, 479 48, Tr 417 with one curb break access
of 32 feet in accordance to state and City Engineer's spec-
ifications, and the motion was carried.
On motion by Waite seconded by Terry in.
accordance with the recommendations of the Planning Commission Use
Variance No. 127, be granted subject to the conditions imposed.
Motion carried.
DV #111 filed by The Clerk read the recommendations of the
Ross M. Cvwlin�
.'� Planning Commission relative to the Division
of Land DV#111, filed by Ross Y. Cowling, 17692 Huntington Beach
Blvd., to allow a Single parcel 64 feet by 270 feet to be
divided into two separate paroels, location being approximately
20O feet north of Newman► Avenue between Highway #39 and Cameron
Street and legally described as follows:
Division I: The Easterly 145 feet of the North * of Lot 9,
Tract 405
Division II: The Westerly 125 feet of the North - of Lot 99
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Tract 405, and the Planning Commission after a public hearing
was held on September 3, 1958, on Division of hand #DV111 and
,due consideration given the petitioner and the general public
at a public hearing the following recommendation was made by
the Planning Commission. A motion was made by Stang and
seconded by Bork to recommend to the City Council of the 0ity
of Huntington Beach approval without conditions, and motion
was carried.
On motion -by Lambert seconded by Bryant.
in accordance with the recommendation of the Planning Commiss-
ion, Division of hand DV#111 be granted without conditions.
motion carried.
DV #109 filed The Clerk read the recommendation of the
by 1loyd C.
Arthington Planning Commission relative to Division
of hand DV#109 filed by Lloyd C. Arthing--
ton, Florida Street, Huntington Beach, to allow a single
parcel 118 feet by 135 feet to be divided into two separate
parcels, location being approximately 400 feet south of York-
town Street on the west side of Florida Avenue, -legal descri-
ption as follows:
Division Is. The southerly 59 feet of the northerly
159 feet of the easterly 135 feet of Block
23060 East Side Villa Tract.
Division Its The southerly 59 feet of the northerly
218 feet of the easterly 135 feet of Block
2306, East Side Villa Tract, and the
Planning Commission after a public hearing that was held on
September 3, 19580 after due consideration given the petitioner
and the general public the following recommendation was made -
by the Planning Commission, a motion was made by Schryer and
seconded by Davis to recommend to the City Council of the City
of Huntington Beach approval without conditions, and ther,
motion was carried.
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On motion by Lambert seconded by.Waite the
Division of hand #109, in acoordancae with the recommendations of
the Planning Commission be granted without conditions. Motion
carried.
DV #110 filed by The Clerk read the -recommendations of the
Laura Chapman__
Planning Commission°relative of Division of
Land DV#110 filed by Laura Chapman, 7822 Alhambra Street, -Hunt-
ington Beach, to allow'a single parcel 115 feet by.135 feet to
be divided into two separate parcels, location being approximately
800 feet west of Highway #39 on the South side of Alhambra Street,
the legal description being as fellowa:
Division Is The west 60 feet of Lot 49 Block C, Tract 522.
Division II: The East 55 feet'of Lot 4, Block C, Tract 5229
and after a public hearing held by the Planning Commission on
September 3, 1958, and giving due -consideration to the petitioner
and the general public, the following recommendation was made by
the Planning Commission. A motion was made by Stang and seconded
by Bork to recommend to the City Council approval without conditions,
motion carried.
On motion by Waite seconded by Lambert in
accordance with the reoommendations of the Planning Commission,
Division of Land DV#110, be granted without conditions. Motion
carried.
Proposed dedicat- The Clerk read a letter of transmittal from the
ion of Patterson
Way ._ ��.. Planning Commission relative to the proposed
dedication of private easement, Patterson way,
pursuant to a submitted petition and -subsequent referral from the
City Council, the Planning Commission held a public hearing on
September 3, 19589 on the adjoining property owners request that
the City accept the dedication of Patterson -Way which is presently
a 30 feet easement. Five of the property owners fronting on Patt-
erson Way were represented at the hearing. No official action was
taken, however, and it was the consensus of,opinion of the Planning
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Commission that if and when the property owners along the
private easement were able to improve the proposed street on
their -own initiative and expense, the Planning Commission would
under the circumstances consider-4-2-feet sufficient right-ofw
way width and recommend acceptance of Patterson Way as'a City
Street. 1 further recommendation was made requesting the City
Engineer to 'survey and -establish grades prior to any construct-
ion of the street.
Mayor Irby referred the report of the
.Planning Commission relative to the dedication of private
easement, Patterson Way, to the Streets and Parks Committee
for study and report.
Ord. #694 - The Clerk gave Ordinance:Wo. 694, an
dreating class
titled adopted ordinance of the City of Huntington Beach
creating class titles and setting forth
the number of employees by adding new sections to the Hunt-
ington Beach Ordinance Code and by amending certain seetions
thereof its second and final reading by title.
On motion by Bryant seconded by Lambert Ord.
No.. 694 was passed and adopted by the following roll call votes
Ayes: Councilmen: Lambert, Bryant, Terry, Waite, Irby.
Hoess Councilmen: Hone.
Absents Councilmen: Hone.
Ord. #695 - The Clerk gave Ordinance No. 6959, an ordin-
Electrical &
Plumbing bonds anee of the City of Huntington Beach relat-
lst reading
ing to electrical and plumbing bonds and
amending the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code by repealing
certain sections thereof, its first reading.
Ord. #696 - The Clerk gave Ordinance No. 696, an erdin-
Enforcement of
City Ordinance anee of the City of Huntington Beach amend-
lst readzr&
ing the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code by
adding new sections thereto providing for the issuance of
citations for violations of City Ordinances, its first reading.
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The City Attorney explained to the City
Council the contents of Ordinance No. 696 and what it should
accomplish.
Agreement - On motion by Bryant seconded by Lambert the
Floyd E. Engram
Ambulance. Service Mayor and the City Clerk be authorized to
execute the agreement between the City of
Huntington Beach and Floyd E. Ingram to provide for financial
assistance in the ambulance service in the City of Huntington
Beach and the Mayor and the City Clerk be authorized to execute
the agreement on behalf of the City, be approved. Motion carried..
Kary Harrison On motion by Waite seconded by Terry in
reclassified to
Pulltime Life- accordance with the request of Vincent G.
guard
Moorhouse, Chief Lifeguard, and the recom-
mendations of the Personnel Committee and Personnel Officer,
that Kary Harrison Jr. be reclassified from Lifeguard Seasonal
to Lifeguard Pulltime in the -appropriate classification salary
and bracket of salary, in accordance With the Huntington Beach
Ordinance Codev and to be effective September 160 19589 be
approved. Motion carried.
Rex Funke to On motion by Waite seconded by Lambert the
out curb for
driveway request of Rex Funke, 312 - 13th Street, 'for
permission to cut the curb for driveway pur-
poses on Lots 3, north * and Lot 5,'south *, Block 1801, Tract
No. 120 and said work to be done under the direction and to the -
satisfaction of the Street Superintendent of the City of Hunt
ington Beach, be granted. Motion carried..
Socal ail request On motion by Bryant seconded by Waite in
for Street light
ranted . accordance with the request of Socal Oil
and Refining Company the City Engineer be
authorized to arrange with the Southern California Edison
Company for the installation of two crossing lights of 20vOOO_.
Mercury vapor light suspended over the intersections located
at Gothard Street, Main Street -and Garfield Avenue, be approved.
Motion carried.
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Transfer of On motion by Bryant seconded by Waite in
Lease granted -
� Mrs. Sylvia 0. accordance with the request of Mrs. Sylvia
Clutter to Matthew
H. Shepherd 0. Clutter and Matthew H. Shepherd for
permission to transfer the lease known as
Fern's Bait & Tackl6 shop, located on the first tee of the.
Huntington Beach Pier, to Mr. Matthew H. Shepherd, the City
Attorney be instructed- to prepare a new lease for the location
with Matthew H. Shepherd and to take. effect as of the date of
the termination of Sylvia 0. Clutter' e present lease, and the
City Attorney to prepare the lease and to include in the lease
with -Matthew H. Shepherd the same terms and conditions as per
.the present conditions of the Sylvia 0. Clutter lease and
present document to the City Council with a release from Sylvia
0. Clutter. Motion carried.
Plans & specif The Clerk read the report of the -City
icatione, Improve-
ment to Atlanta Engineer submitting plans, specifications
from Hampishir�e Ave.
�".. and special provisions, and an estimate of
cost for the reconstruction, resurfacing, and improvement. of
Atlanta Avenue from Hampshire Avenue to Newland Street, Bushard
Street from Atlanta Avenue to Hamilton Street, and Hamilton
Street from Bushard Street to Brookhurst Street, at an esti-
mated cost for the project complete $16*915.00, and the budgeted
amount for the combined projects in $13,507.00.
Plans On motion by Waite seconded by Terry the
Approved
plans and specifications'as submitted by
the City Engineer for the reconstruction, resurfacing and in-
provement of Atlanta Avenue from Hampshire Avenue to Newland.
Street, Bushard Street from Atlanta Avenue to Hamilton Street,
and Hamilton Street from Bushard Steet to Brookhurst Street,
be approved. Notion carried.
Assistant City Assistant City Engineer, James S. Wheeler,
Engineer re s
houz;l,y wages reported to the City Council that the
general prevailing hourly wages for each
craft or type of workman or machanic-needed for the°reeonstruct-
ion, resurfaei.ng, an& - mnreve t,,ef the -.?Prr j�eeta 'ts... the
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established prevailing rates in this locality for workmen needed
and as outlined in the resolution establishing the general pre -
veiling rate of hourly wages.
Reso. #1351 The Clerk read Resolution No. 13519 a resol-
Wages for Street
,Improvement ution of the City of Huntington Beach establish-
ing the general prevailing rate of hourly wages
for each craft or type of workman or mechanic needed for the re-
construction, resurfacing, and improvement of Atlanta Avenue from
Hampshire Avenue to Newland Street, Bushard Street from Atlanta
Avenue to Hamilton Street, and Hamilton Street from Bushard Street
to Brookhurat Street, in the City of Huntington Beach, California.
On motion by Terry seconded by Lambert Resol-
ution No. 1351 was passed and adopted by the following roll call
vote: .
AYESs Councilmen: Bryant, Lambert, Terry, Waite, Irby.
NOES= Councilmen: None.
ABSENTs Councilmen: None.
City Clerk to On motion by Terry seconded by Lambert the
advertise for bids
re: improvement to City Clerk be instructed to advertise for
Atlanta, etc.
bids for the improvement of Atlanta Avenue
from Hampshire Avenue to Newland Street, Bashard Street fron
Atlanta Avenue to Hamilton Street, and Hamilton Street from
Bushard Street•to Brookhurst Street, in the City of Huntington
Beach, in accordance with plans and specifications approved and
said bids to be opened at 8:15 o'olock P. M. on October 6th, 1958.
Motion carried.
Lem Berry - On motion by Waite seconded by Bryant the
Vacation, 1 week
request of Lem Berry to take one week of his
vacation beginning September 22nd, and one week beginning October
23rd, and Roland Newbold to be left in charge of the office -and.
Joe Bloodworth in charge of maintenance at the Municipal Trailer
Park, be approved. Motion carried.
Building permit On motion by Waite seconded by Bryant in
for Marquise at
438 Fain St. accordance with the -request of°Norman Wells,
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Building and Safety.Director, that permission,be given for
a building permit to be issued for the errection,of a marquise
-- .on the proposed construction of commercial building at 438
Main Street.
On.motion by Bryant seconded. by Lambert the
demands as approved by the Finance Comm-
ittee be ordered paid. Motion carried.
Cadillac Oil Co. On°motion by Waite seconded by Bryant the
term. drilling
bonds request of the Cadillac Oil Company for
termination of the Central Surety and
Insurance Corporation Bonds Nos. 302077, 302078, bond dated
March 309.19569 2604619,-260475: 30207339 302088, 260468, and
National Surety Corporation Bond No. 6024962 having complied
with Section 2448.1 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code,
for wells Brown #l: on Lots 5 and 7,.Blook 515, Gendel #19
Lots 26 and 28, Block 4149 Martin #11 Lots 17 and 199 Block
316, Standard #1, Lots 25 and 27, Block 416, City of Heat-
ington Beach #1, Lots 11 and 13, Block :4160 Milliken #29 Lots
17 and 19, Block 415, Moore #19. Lots 13 and 159 Block.414,
Williams #3, Lots 5 and 7: Block 416, and Deeble #69 on a
.portion.of Section 17-189 T.63., R. 10 W., S.B.B. & M., and
the bonding companyandthe operator -be notified of the
termination, be approved. Notion carried.•
W. M. Elliott -- Qu motion by Terry seconded by Lambert
term. drlg. bonds
Wells #1 & #10 the request of W. M. Elliott for term-.
ination of the Glens Falls insurance
Company drilling bonds No. 75-30-42 for Well #14, and No.
/and 10 t
75-33-66 for Well #12,,said wells located on Lot 5, Block 1901,
Tract #129, and having complied with Section 2427.3 of the
Huntington Beach Ordinance Code and the bonding company and
operator be notified of the bond termination, be approved.
Potion carried,
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Cadillac Oil Co. On motion by Bryant seconded by Lambert the'
term. drlg. bond -
City of H. B. 11 request of Cadillac Oil Company for terminat-
ion of the Central Surety and Insurance Cor-
poration -drilling bond No. 260474 for well City of Huntington
Beach No. 1, located on Lots 11 and 139 Block 416, Huntingt
Beach Tract, having complied with Section 2427.3 of the Huntington
Beach Ordinance Code and the operator and the bonding compaAY be
notified of the termination, be approved. Notion carried.
Bide res 2 Police The Clerk read the bids received by the City
Cars & -J ton
pickup Purchasing Agent to furnish the City with two
police care and * ton pickup in accordance
with plans and specifications bid upon and subject to trade in of
1957 Plymouth police car and alternate trade in of either a 1950
Chevrolet pickup or a 1952 deep, on the * ton pickup, and said
bids received as follows:
2 Police Cars, less
trade-in 1957 Plymouth
Nark Downing Ford,Inc. $4,332.00-Firm Bid
Williams Chevrolet
Mandie Motors, Inc.
* Ton Pickup, less
trade-in 150 Chevrolet
Pickup or 152,Jeep
$1680.00-included
tradein on chev.or
$4,380.00-Price-on jeep -• $400.00.
the 1959 Yodel sub-
ject to any National
Price increase.
$4,094.34-Price on
the 1959 Model sub-
ject to any National
Price increase.
$1900.00 includes
tradin Chev.
$1670.00 includes
tradin Jeep
Purchase of 2 On motion by Bryant seconded by Waite the
Police cars
awarded to Mark award for the purchase of two police oars
Downin& Ford., Inc.
be awarded to Mark Downing Ford for a total
bid of $49332.00, including the trade-in on the 1957 Plymouth,
and the City Purchasing Agent be authorized to issue purchase
order in accordance with bid received, be approved. Notion
carried.
Bid on pickup The bid on the Chevrolet pickup was deferred
deferred until
next meeting until the neat meeting in order that the Street
SuperintendentMayascertain-whether .the bidder
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can supply the 1958 model.
Payment to On motion by Bryant seconded by Lambert in
W. Or. C�). ' tr.
Board, Maint. accordance with the request of the City
Operation Fund
- Clerk the City Treasurer be authorized.to
pay to the City of Huntington Beach, seal Agent for the blest
Orange Ooumty--later- Board , the amount of $378.O6 to reimburse.,
the -Vest Orange County later LBoard Maintenance end.Operation
-Pond in accordance with provisioxrs of agreement. for expend-
itures made for the account of the City of Huntington Beach:,. I
and as''r eques-ted by the Orange County Plater Board,.be approved,,
Motion carried.
Tentative design
re.: freeway
location approved
U City Engineer
James Wheeler, Assistant. City Engineer,
reported that City Engineer., Sidney Lowry,
had returned the tentative design for
location of- the, freeway adjacent to the Pacific Electric Rail-
way between the Santa Ana River and- 3,000 feet west of E nt-
ington-Beach Boulevard, and has given his .approval but would 1
recommend the approval by the City Council contingent upon
inelusi-on of an 8 foot by 5 foot reinforced concrete boa
culvert to be constructed' 'at -State expense, approximately
100 feet north of the North line of the South * of the NE=
of Section 14, as indicated on the preliminary plan, and at
the Wright Street intersection recommended approval of plan -
as submitted.
On motion by Waite seconded by Terry the
City Council approve the tentative design plan of the Division
of Highways, State of California, for freeway designated as
®II-ORA-60-HntB, Route 43 to 3000' Westerly of Route 171,
contingent upon inclusion of -an 8-foot by 5 foot reinforced
concrete -box culvert, as recommended by the City Engineer.
Motion carried.
Rainbow Disposal The Clerk was requested to read the
Co. -- proposal for
trash collection proposal of Rainbow Disposal Company
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submitted by the City Council on September 2, 1958, Attorney
Bauer presented the agreement between the City of Huntington Beach
and Phil Hohnstein and Paul Loumena dba Rainbow Disposal Company
as had previously been ordered prepared by the City Council in
accordance with proposal of the Rainbow Disposal Company as read
by the City Clerk.
The Clerk read the agreement between the
City of Huntington Beach and Phil Hohnstein and Paul Loumena dba
Rainbow Disposal Company to provide for the collection of trash
and garbage for the entire City of Huntington Beach as the present
boundaries exist.
On motion by Waite seconded by Bryant the
Mayor and the City Clerk be authorized to execute the agreement
between Phil Hohnstein and Paul Loumena dba Rainbow Disposal
Company for the collection of trash and garbage in aceordan,ce with,
the proposal filed by the Rainbow Disposal Company to service the
entire City of Huntington Beach as the present boundaries exist
was approved by the following roll call votes
AYES: Councilmen: Lambert, Bryant, Waite.
NOES: Councilmen: Terry, Irby.
ABSENTs Councilmen: None.
Survey -- Repairs On motion by Lambert seconded by Bryant the
to Lake Park Bldg.
City Engineer be instructed to make a survey
of the necessary repairs to the Lake Park Building and report the -
findings to the City Council, be approved. Motion carried.
Vacation of 2 Manager of the Municipal Trailer Park, Lem
tentants at
Municipal Berry, reported to the City Council that he
Trailer Park
has given notice to two tentants in the
Trailer Park, to vacate by September 17, 1958, and indicated
that he may have difficulty in removing the 'tenants*
On motion by Bryant seconded by Lambert the
City Attorney be instructed to prepare and file an unlawful de—
tainer action against the tenants referred to by the Manager of
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the Municipal Trailer Park provided the tenants do not vacate
by September 17, 1958 be approved. Motion carried.
Stop Sign - On notion by Waite seconded by Terry the
Cannery and
Atlanta Ave. City Attorney be instructed to amend the
ordinance to provide for an arterial
,stop sign on Cannery Street at Atlanta Avenue be approve
Motion carried.
On motion by Bryant sect by 24vrr7 the
regular meeting of the City Council of the City st
Beach adjourned.
C= IT L .
City Clerk and ex-o cio U er
of the City Council of the City
of -Huntington Beach, California
ATTESTS
City
Clerk
16.
Mayor