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Home My WebLink AboutMunicipal Buildings - Pavalon Building 1958-1967 PAVALON LEGAL Beginning at the westerly corner of Block 103 of Huntington Beach Tract in the City of Huntington Beach, County of Orange, State of California as shown on a Map recorded in book 3, Page 36, of miscellaneous maps records of Orange County, thence southwesterly 205.00 feet along the southwesterly prolongation of the north- westerly line of said Block 203 to the True Point of Beginning; thence continuing 80.00 feet along the southwesterly prolongation of the northwesterly line of said Block 103 to a point; thence southeasterly at right angle 130.00 feet to a point; thence, northeasterly at right angle 80.00 feet to a point; thence north- westerly at right angle 130.00 feet to the True Point of Beginning. MEMORANDUM APPROVED By CI j y COUNCIL TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Arl*n matV.1mr � 67-- ._i9__. DATE: May 9, 1967 CITY cL1 R`�"" Plans are herewith submitted for yyour approval of the alterations and remodeling of the ►'avalon building. Doyle Miller INGPA TpH CITY OF �l!/!7 oQ -----------------t7------------------ ,o o- Q P.O. sox 190 CALIFORNIA 92648 `��aurvrY GPI DEPARTMENT, OF BUILDING 8c SAFETY May 12 1967 Honorable Mayor and City Council City of Huntington Beach Gentlemen: Subject: List of Bids Received for Installation of Sprinkler System for Pavalon Building All bids contain the $ 1,556.00 cost of providing necessary volume of water to building site. Viking Automatic Sprinkler Company $ 12,550.00 Vanguard Automatic Sprinkler Company 11,2 6.00 Cobage Bros. Inc. (Plumbing Contractors) 1T,890.00 ✓ Mull Sprinkler Company 10,956.00 The City of Huntington Beach is paying half of this contract, the tenant Mr. Stan Cammer is paying the other half. I recommend the City award the contract to Mull Sprinkler Company in the amount of $10,956.00. The city will collect $5,478.00 from Mr. Stan Cammer. If this meets with your approval, I would like action this evening Monday, May 1:P, 1967, as timing is an important item. 1$' Sincerely yours, 011in C. Cleveland Director Building And Safety December 28, 1966 Mr. Charles A. Derigo 222 Third Street Huntington Beach, Calif. Dear Mr. Derigo: At the meeting of the City Council held December 19, 1966, your proposal for future use of the Pavalon building was received and presented. The Council did not take any action on such proposals, F;I n and are holding them in abeyance until they have had an opportunity to make a study of the proposed uses. Sincerely yours, Paul C. Jones City Clerk PCJ:bwo December 28, 1966 John Crumpler, Minister Ellis Avenue Baptist Church 8121 Ellis Avenue Huntington Beach, California DDear Reverend Crumpler: At the meeting of the City Council held December 19, 1966, your proposal for future use of the Pavalon building was received and presented. The Council did not take any action on such proposals, and are holding them in abeyance until they have had an opportunity to make a study of the proposed uses. Sincerely yours, Paul C. Jones City Clerk PCJ:bwo is �11t� �ele� Eltis AvenUC Baptist chuuch JOHNIE CRUMPLER PASTOR / > � ,�J December 13, 1966 City Council Huntington Beach By California DEC 19 ............. Attention: Tyr. Doyle Miller ...... Ladies and Gentlemen of the Council, 42- ty The purpose of this letter is to submit to the of Huntington Beach a proposal concerning the future use of the Pavalon. I propose to establish a non-profit organization for the purpose of developing the Pavalon into an area Youth Center. The Youth Center to include facilities for both beach and off street eating and areas for supervised indoor recreation such as billiards or pool, shuffleboard, table tennis, chess, checkers, etc. There would also be areas for hobbies and crafts, drama, banquets, musical programs, amateur art displays . The program of youth activities would operate twelve months of the year with a full-time paid staff, adequate to meet the needs of the program. The director will be an in- dividual trained and experienced in youth work. The program will be geared to be available at those times of the year and/ or week when young people are most likely to be looking for something to do . he corporation would finance the remodeling and furnishing of th � Pavalon into an adequately designed and equipped Youth Center and would assume complete responsibility for its program, While at the same time working hand in hand with the City of Huntington Beach. This would, of course , involve a suitable lease agreement with payment to the city. `I 8121 ELLIS AVENUE / HUNTINGTON BEACH, CALIF. / 92646 1 (714) 847-7413 Page 2 City Council Huntington Beach California Such a Youth Center would provide a much needed service to our young people and our community. It would, in the long run, benefit the entire area, and is not intended as a profit venture for individuals, organizations, or even for the City. It is simply a positive step toward preventing episodes similar to those of recent date on the "Strip " in Los Angeles by pro- viding a program of wholesome activity for our youth and just a good place to go and meet friends. I know of the concern of the council for our youth and of your desire to make Huntington Beach a wholesome place to live and raise families and I know you will give this proposal every consideration. Sincerely, Johnie Crumpler Pastor JC/se Jr6 5 PAS" October 5, 1964 Honorable Mayor and City Council: I would like to request a waive of fees for the rental of the Pavalon on Friday and Saturday evenings September 25, and 26, 1964. A pre-arrangement with the Executive Committee of the U. S. Surfboard Committee was made for me to put on a dance each evening and provide the musical entertainment for the Sunday aft4rnoon awards program. After the expenses were deducted the Committee (or City) was to get 30% of the net. If I am required to pay the fee for both nights as well as the 30% of the net, the City will receive slightly more than 50% of the net. A breakdown of admissions and expenses are enclosed. Sincerely, Mike Major i o� ,�� ` 191 J� z7 �P� 14 3 e Oro 117, j� • si BIG D'jwLNCE - PAVALON BALLROOM HUNTINGTON BEACH FRI. & SAT. NITE SEPT. 45 & 26 U. S. SURFING CONTEST SPECIAL FRI. NITS - ROO - 1:00 P.M. THE BLAZERS THE RIVINGTONS SAT. NIiE -8:00- 12:00 P.M. THE euAzEes THE FIRST ALL GIRL TEEN -AGE BAND City of Hundo ngton each .9'09 California I NTY July 309 1958 Mrs. Mary Perkins 470 Ocean Avenue Huntington Beach, Calif. Dear Mrs , Perkins, At the regular held meeting of the cil on July 21, 1958, your request for '� I of t the signs on the rest room walls located ink I lower floor of the Pavalon prohibiting the cb g- ing of clothes vies approved, he City Engineer was instructed to replace si n truly yoursq 0 J. L. Henrickseng Administrative Officer JLH:bd To the Council liEmber$ �Q�p.G� (,*.-' "'V�A Xf Gentlemen:—I own and opperate the Huntington Beach check stan ..l.ower ' oor of the Pavalon Building. This concession was built six years ago,consisting of change rooms,hot showers and .clothesi'cheeking facilities,providing the bathers a clean place to change in comfort. Also a safe place to check thbir belongings at a reasonable rate. Since then you have provided a change section in the 1st. ,and 8th.,st.,rest roome.The rest rooms under:. the Pier do not have change facilities and prior to remoder- ization a year ago had signs on the walls informing the public that ordinance prohibited the changing of clothes .Since the remodeling the signs were never replaced and as a result hundreds change there daily. I know it would be an impossibility to inforce this ordiancebut the posting of the :law over the doors as before and on the inside walls would be noticedeand observed by many,thereby benifiting our concession which was put in at a large expen@e. Many hundreds of residents and visitors. alike have complemented us on our facilities,stating there is n$tiling to compare with them along the entire coast of Southern California. I am a resident of Hunting.Beach for 12 years and own property at 479)ceanAve. 'I hope you will understand and appreciate our position in this matter-Replacing of the signs on the rest rooms walls stating the ordiance would help us immeasurably. Thank you. Our prices are Reap., .30,¢each change. 9t0,to check clothes. n • 10¢for .hot showers with soap. L � 76. Cti o i+EIL AppRO�'ED BY c['[� Cam, - --- - -. L� - i ERK —'( CITY C