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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOfficial City Tree Official City Christmas Tree 3/31/6E. A. HARTSOOK PRESIDENT R. C. KISER FIRST VICE PRESIDENT JOHN SIGRIS-. SECOND VICE PRESIDENT H. E. NISSEN 1-j-11 TREASURER MEMORIAL HALL CIVIC CENTER P.O. BOX 272 DIRECTORS TED BARTLETT JACK BLAKESLEY DON BYRNES JIM DEANE MARK DOWNING J. S. FARQUHAR JACK FEEHAN DR. MAX FORNEY E. A. HARTSOOK JACK HIGLEY R. M. JURKOVICH WILLIAM E. KETTLER R. C. KISER DICK LA RUE KENNETH LAWSON CLIFF LINDENBERGER H. E. NISSEN WILLIAM S. PETERSON DON PRICE PAUL PHILLIPS W. L. SCHRYER D. M. SEIFRSEN JOHN SIGRIST HOWARD STEPHENS EARL WILSON 0 U March 31, 1964 Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council, City of Huntington Beach Huntington Beach: California Gentlemen: 536-6564 536-6565 WILLIAM GALLIENNE -MANAGER 4K Ille Te -ck Following a suggestion and recommendation of the Beautification Committee of the Woment,s Division,of the Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce (letter attached)p we are hereby request- ing your official action'.to name the Bottle Brush Tree as the official tree of Huntington Beache This matter has been cleared by the Engineer- ing Department of the City of Huntington Beach and the board of directors2 in regular session, adopted the recommendation -to give Huntington Beadh an official.tree2 commonly known as the "Bottle Brush Tree". i HONORARY DIRECTORS RICHARD T. HANNA We would appreciate City Council actio'n2 J. A. MURDY, JR. following -the official action of the Huntington JAMES E. WHETMORE Beach Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors' March DAVID BAKER 23, 1964, M. M. MCCALLEN Thanking you'for your consideration ADVISORY DIRECTORS MAYOR ROBERT M. LAMBERT JAKE STEWART Card ly LYNDON A. WELLS ERNEST GISLER THOMAS WELCH 40 Ee 40attsook2. MAN OF THE YEAR President LEWIS W. DOUGLAS, JR. William Gallienne2 NWHTH GOLDEN JUBILEE YEAR C 0 P Y March 20, 1964 Board of Directors Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce Huntington Beachq California Deentlemen As Chairman of the City Beautification Committee of the Woments Division of the Huntington Beach Chamber of_Commer.ce9 I respectfully request your cooperation in assisting my committee in having the city formally designate an official tree. The Beautification Committee, in one of itts initial projects' has concluded that such a designation would-be a most beneficial step in performance of our task. After considerable consultation by the entire committee with city and chamber officials, and with both expert horticulturists and nurserymen, we have found that the Ianceclatus (Co Eitrinus) or Lemon Bottle Brush would be best suited for this official designation. our studies have shown that the Bottle Brush is well suited for this area in that it will withstand both wind and frost, is easily. grown and maintained, and that this beautiful tree is most highly recommended for new tract parkway planting by the City Engineering Department. The Committeets selection of the Bottle Brush Tree and the request for itas official designation has been approved by the Board of Directors of the Woments Division. It would be sincerely appreciated if you would give your kind consideration to this request by your endorsement of our selection and recommenda- tion for this official designation* Very truly yours, /s/ Ann Seiersen, Chairman City Beautification Woments Division Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce DEDICATION By order of the Mayor of the City of Huntington Beach � the redwood tree at Civic (.enter is hereby dedicated m the OF'>' I IA L CHRISTMAS T1d E, of the City of Huntington Beach. It was planted following donation by the Womens Division of the Chamber of Cr►mmerce in conjunction with the Brindel Tree Company, The sequoia sempervireni is a Galifornia,coastal redwood standing 37 feet tallwith an expected maturity in some 400 io '1500 years when it will stand more than $00 feet; tall. The City of Ifuntinglon'Beach and the Womens Division want to dedicate this tree as a focal point for the winter holiday ;. season and as a year-round reminder of the need for a beautiful community. To that end, 1, Alvin M. Coen, Mayor of the City of Huntington Beach, do hereby set my hand and seal this 17th day of h\x' March, 1975. f t Alvin hl. Coen, Mayor 1 „,►e� h• . .• ..,: ,',� �\!, ^.'IEp..• 17j��1��ti - .- . r�,�� ''•.• ,°!�`,'` ;i ii ttij VIOL <'/ �"ili%, y(- '4"Y�y`� • S fit. ,`1��'�. '��^,.V?i `'3^ry:�%'Nr. �.ti .::: <'��� • ',tti.�.,ydt �.)�,•.,Np JR;• 8: .:�; ' 4" r r�ip�•.�I., ':'.��+ �I.>. e,•S�7> ,'�P,l.g•!i ''. ...ti+,: ,';?..: ; JN,. .;,.:' r'ti' .. DED, By order of the Maj the redwood tree at Civic Cent OFFICIAL C of the City of Huntington Bea( b the Womens Division o the y f ' with the Brindel Tree Company, The sequoia semperv. �`•�= ' standing 37 feet tall. with an ex, j years when it will stand more th The City of Hunting �.> want to dedicate this tree as o ' season and as a year-round re i community. To that end, 1, Alvi Huntington Beach, do hereby sc March, 1975. ® d . 3 •:,fr. �,r•,e C3 9 TION t-9 L 7PF£ 57G ^ of the City of Huntington Beach is hereby dedicated as the `63 USTMAS TREE Fri C: t, It was planted, following donations, amber of Commerce in conjunction ns is a California coastal redwood c2ed maturity in some 400 lv 1500 $00 feet; tall. a'Beuch and the. Womens Division ocal point for the winter holiday 'nder of the need for a beautiful °. M. Coen, Mayor of the City of S'•y w my hand and seal this 17th day of 4„ .• Akin AT Coen, Mayo r z ,'Yr`y IIi`yK+ j�yf