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Home My WebLink AboutTrees - Beautification - Landscaping - Parks Department - Re �^ _MEMORANDUM_ - ,�� t TO: City Council FROM: Assistant Administrator DATE: January 28, 1969 Attached is a copy of a letter being received by the City r from residents in the Huntington Harbour area, To date approximately 45 have been received, each signed by a different homeowner. This matter has been referred to the Recreation and Parks Commission for study And report, Copies have also been forwarded to members of the Huntington Harbour Committee for information. Brander Castle BDC:b wo attach Qj . ,Kitri74�C�4'•.RM'"�.�t.+•_�..�.�...ra..�w''S1r'LS�Mr.tt.r�.sti.+w•r+�r•..arv�nf/.L'.�. ;�,:%w"S:•.,'ru�;;tM1�.a'c ,•�, •`•'1 '...""v. '"'�"'^"•!L'^' r f{ •i ,1 - •" h;i'r et+T ..':.:d 1ry�-•��(/c,f�yf if1�r�.f j= / r „ r I ,�,yXj1NGT�y CITY OF �Gl�ill !%! lU R00"111 �' • —r w r.w w w—^r r w r w w w w r w r w w w w r w w w w w w---- MEMORANDUM CALIFORNIA f rO: Paris and Recreation Commisaton (aRQM: Assistant Administrator ATE.- January 29, 1969 N: Norman Worthy Appruximately 50 copies of the attached letter have bean received to date from residents in the Huntington liarbour area, Copies i have been made available to msrnbers of the City Council And staff committee on Huntington Harbour for their inforam Hon. Please study and prepare a report for the informs tion of the , i City Council. JT t Brander D. Castle Assistant Administrator BDC:Bwos attach. • I Y;' i s 4- - L T '•••••w»'�+ a Y t li eft r , 1 I I � 1 Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council City Hall Huntington Beach, California Dear Mayor Coen: j 4 It is of great Concern to me that for the last six years the Huntington Harbour Corporation's evaW.ve tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. I believe that such dedication is Xegaired by City Ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recant lend sales by the Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for parks and beaches , and that by delays, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I understand that at present an agreesent defining Huntington Harbour's responsibility to thin city is in preparation. I urge you and the City Council to. move with all deliberate speed to press for completion of this agreemont and for the dedication of the parks and beach sites under disuussion. Very truly yours, � 1 ,: '.ARYL.�-.3i�'.K�.',"j�`�I�L'i-7J'."ic:r.T�u:..37F:�.,?'.-�.:+r.a..�•_....- �'^+N.rrTl�,�"-••r .�. n+;....,.,....�-.•..I�...'�1+.'S+'rtiw,L�•wl iner�r.r _ ,, ' . Ih•,�.a... .7 .n - .t; •I�j .: !�t ll,.Ic,. .fie ."Vy`I��`,It ,,,��.,v{ ++ ;AII.L' 1 I f Honorable Mayor Alvin Ccen City Council f City Hall Huntington Beach, California Dear Mayor Coen: It is of great concern to me that for the lant six years ' the Huntington Harbour Corporation's evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. I believe that such dedication is required by City ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recent land sales by the Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for parks and beaches, and that by delayer Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I understand that at present an agreement defining Huntington Harbour's responsibility to this city is in preparation. I urge you and the City Council to move with all deliberate speed to press for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks and 'beach sites under discussion. Very truly yours , it .f _ _ M'►—..r............�..i i�.�. y"�F..'.'...,y-.'."+VV:+.r^•++++rayt�uy.�,•fir t+i .rwar.sw ' +rrrArs�l„y�ypysww,vaMyiR��„w•?•..s•.•Z�"�`�`'^ ei rt A tip l£;4 ei�+rlwl trls�P a-. •i Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council City Hall Huntington Beach, California Dear Mayor Coen: It is of great concern to me that for the last six years the Huntington Harbour Corporation's evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. I believe that such dedication is required by City Ordinance. .Further, I am alarmed that recent ,land gales by the Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for parks and beaches, and that by delays, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to cur community. I understand that at present an agreement definin;! Huntington Harbour's responsibility to this city is in preparation. I urge you and the City Council to move with all deliberate speed to press for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discussion. Very truly yours, E a r adiµ cam', 41 ' 1 1 Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council i City Hall Huntington Beach, California I Dear Mayor Coens It is of great concern to me that for the last six years the Huntington Harbour Corporation's evasive tactics have i apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. I believe that such dedication is required by City ordinance. Purther, I am alarmed that recent land sales by the Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for parks and beaches, and that by delays, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our 1 community. I understand that at present an agreement defining Huntington Harbour's responsibility to this city is in < preparaticn. E I urge you and the City Council to move with all deliberate ;c speed to press for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discussion. ; Very truly yours, r- 1• �'�c+,tt::.l'n�t+L'� iw'�w��+.r�_j^�i..� z,.i�M. .9x��^�.•�.�4.,i�"'?' ♦,^.i'-.�ra�i�-"- yam-....�..t��:l. .+' J nil,l�T.�-iic�� f • i i Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council City ball Huntington Beach, California Dear Mayor Coen: I It is of great concern to me that for the last six years the Huntington Harbour Corporation' s evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. I believe that such dedication is required by City Ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recent land sales by the Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for parka and beaches, and that by delays, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I understand that at present an agreement defining Huntington Harbour 's responsibility to this city is in preparation. I urge you and the City Council to move with all deliberate speed to press for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discussion. i Very truly yours, y sad Mrs. Joseph L. Harrison 16396 Ardsley Circle f Huntington Beach, California 9NO 92646 i .t..rat..a+v►cI:.1G'^'^.'•....-I i O;Cf wrw....rw�>w•t+_K /r•�.�LFt;.n... ...:a..+\:.Sa-,..';•A.�>,• ai.t..�f�:.�a.• ...w+,,.f.?�:,.�.•..3 .. ?i 'q 1 • , a , Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council City Hall Huntington Beach, California Dear Mayor Coen: i It is of great concern to me that for the last six years the Huntington Harbour Corporation's evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park ?and to the City of Huntington Beach. I believe that such dedication is required by City ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recent land sales by the Corporation keep encroaching on -the laird remaining for parks and beaches , and that by delays, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our ! community. I understand that at, present an agreement defining I Huntingtor Harbour's responsibility to this city is in i preparation. I urge you and the City Council to move with all deliberate speed to press for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discussion. Very truly yours, 1� 7C) G� I •t r t u"2":.f.;�al:w,i�T::i��l:��l':s.�Laisu.^.....-,-^-,�..r..�•,.r,�;'i%.►.:•+f� J .�.,lisf_......T:.•rx+r*.rsv�.rY.Y=T.+�„Lt1�S'�►:t ,1�^' UlI [c:1i't�7.'dw.i�,r,;;£i;v yvYl:l7tr,. ! ' •l ,,, - ' t +� t Ire ` ' ', t Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council City Hall Huntington Beach, California Dear Mayor Coen: It is of great concern to me that for the last six years the Huntington Etarbour Corporation'a evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. I believe that such dedication is required by City Ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recent land sales by the Corporation keep encroaohing on the land remaining for parks and beaches, and that by delays, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I, understand that at present an agreement defining Huntington harbour' s responsibility to this city is in preparation. I urge you and the City Council to move with all deliberate speed to press for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discussion. Very truly yours, /7; i i i i �.r'W +'Ti M.aiu.L4T«t L17GC'xti t. y....wk..- ...i"V rw.....+'�r-� ..LW u�,.;..'1':3:_iY.Tt••w •/105::;^'�-9- -jr- IL..n. �: �i�.'�'r�Y r.�.Zjl 4i_\"• +tl�Y.'.MI^ ..'.tit -. • "u , '�, T ,•�: Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council City Hall Huntington Beach, California Dear Mayor Caen: It is of great concern to me that for the last six years the Huntington Harbour Corporations evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of F%3ntirgtort Beach. I I believe that such dedication is required by City Ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recent land sales by the Corporation keep encroaching on the I-and remaining for parks and beaches, and that by delays, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I understand that at present an agreement defining Huntington Harbour 's responsibility to this city is in preparation. Y urge you and the City Council to move with all deliberate speed to press for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discussion. - 1 Very truly yours, +fitTC.:aYGCGi tt t'N+ ''... ..;t+nla l.5yw :.:'.,w:t�'+'{.^.,s*'et.+v.+wW.r.�...s-t�. a I:TAr+.w.r.,w^'.-'w►h'F1!' '-Q-,!','.7�. t I- 11onorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council City Hall. Huntington Beach, California Gear Mayor Coen: i It is of great concern to me that for the last six years the Huntington Harbour Corporation's evasive tactics have apparently prevented the iedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. I believe that such dedication is required by City Ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recent land sales � by the-Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for parks and beaches, and that by delays, Huntington �+ Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I understand that at present as agreement defining Huntington Iiarbour's responsibility to this city is in �. preparation. I us.•ge you and the City Council to •move with all deliberate speed to press for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discussion. !' Very truly yours, 1 ' �urL LTV 4M—{.f(�^�'� /��• •vv •••r�� S 1 ♦+4•u i+y•1.•:U4..=,. 4aA1. it.✓Yr+1Ti•'t1.LU� °' =A��., «r%.�:'<•.:::Iis...:strwr..a.svMrtY"".'�A!tv'1.T."�9';,�,•.k .tS?:irr./rYti. ,�i4�•{' •.... +�..! t.: • r t t 1 t •. t , . r , , , if .. � 1 ,• _ f` /l' .dr�r�rrJ 1949 'Vew,�41--4 Illy i �G li.��t ��+h�.�-L�/,, .mil-is.�c .�✓�G' ss-s-�-lam'-�°�-��- ��-,.��z"``-- .�•a. `�� '�'i`� ��.�..�.�. yam. ?, .,�c�eW ��p-c��. ��c,�- ��a.ntt.�'��s�,�- -•sa-. Ott �,� f `�S ..�.u...�r;' �: 7o,�.►sc- w"t,r c�v� , �I�-."r..- ��/�i �'6V �� (/7/N� of�� 4•L 7'.2��G�v�C=��./ .ru'/3C/�' ��. l� y`�� :mac �w-��.e..�w h�u.�.t.�� •-� ..�•..-�'`-' j' J wiluAffl-n +�wt "' '�+^fl -r�`-{�'•^'iifR�w'«.. war'+- :,::;��:�`:::.3',: F.c•+.n...w ..�G"AR''Lw�ni.:liw�tMt.t��Y�►•�•T jY•:, tr >rt 4 i..�;.t ` 3 . r 1 , 1 • i 1+ i t I Honorable Mayor Nlvin Coen 1 City Council j City Hall Huntington Beach, California Dear Mayor Coen: It is of great concern to me that for the last six years the Huntington Harbour Corporation's evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. I believe that such dedication is required by City Ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recent land sales by the Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for parks and beachest and that by delays, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I understand that a present an agreement defining Huntington Harbourlu responsibility to this city is in preparation. I urge you and the City Council to move with all deliberate speed to press for completion of this agreemEnt and for the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discussion. Very truly yours, f� f It if }s ��Lr,L�ie4 ,1 .1�J� - •.... -+•...•- ..-,1'., '��:rti:.�.:4.M 1ii+.t U.tr � .- r-<a--�•[�E3TC.:r!w�t!" ...-.-,•+--...r...�r�•s•«... �.�•�,RS•�,�s <:.i: tj�i ,^� t.. _ja: .t .1. :. .t•.v.. ,.. .+t...�:�.a1:,.a..:.11,.•.T Lr.•::ky} .*.:liA19 Rd'•S syrJu{! -. r 1 , i t x � I Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council '1 City Hall f Huntington Beach, California i' Dear Mayor Coen: It is of great concern to me that for the last six ,years r4 the Huntington Harbour Corporation'a evasive tactics have ! apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. I believe that such dedication is required by City Ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recent land sales by the Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for parks and beaches , and that by delays, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I understand that at present an agreement, defining Huntington Harbour's responsibility to this city is in preparation. i ! I urge you aad the City Council to move with all deliberate speed to press for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discussion. ' Very truly yours, r � . IT /G 9- � r i 11onorable Mayor Alt-t n Coen ! !City Council City Hall lunti ton Beach California l ng , Dear Mayor Coen: It is of great concern to me that for the last six years ' the Huntington Harbour Corporation's evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of !Huntington Beach. I believe that such dedication is required by City Ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recent land sales by the Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for parks and beaches, and that by delays, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I understand that at present- an agreement defining Huntington Harbour's responsibility to this city is in preparation. I urge you and the City Council to move with all deliberate speed to press for completion of this agreement and for , the dedication of the: parks and beach sites under discussion. Verk truly yours, � �� i i 11onorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council City Hall Huntington Beach, California 1 Dear Mayor Conn: I It is of great concern to me that for the last six years the Huntington Harbour Corporation's evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Leach. I believe that such dedication is required by City Ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recent land sales by the Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for parks and beaches, and that by delays, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I understand that at present an agreement defining Huntington Harbour's responsibility to this city is in preparation. I urge you and the City Council to move with all deliberate speed to press for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discussion. Very truly yours, �1 w i l i 1 I N •K��... :.yti.;.;t..i. '... '. .j.:.,.r,•.d.. .- :. . ts'3`c. :...,:..'an JJi.. .I .. .i ....,,:�, :,_"T r'•','; t=:. .. r- ..J. N.. •,ri�'•l.+ti�.,•;,�1.}w - till: honorable Mayor Alvin. Coen � City Council ; City Hall Huntington Beach, California Dear Mayor Coen: y It is of great concern to me that for the last six years the Huntington Harbour Corporation' s evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. I believe that such dedication is required by City Ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recent land Bales by the Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for parks and beaches, and that by delays, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I understand that at preuent an agreement defining Huntington Harbour 's responsibility to this city is in preparation. i I urge you and the City Council to move with all deliberate +` speed to press for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks and beach sites cinder discussion. � 1 ; very truly yours,• !?107 { 3� f• r 1 y.{^fR KV•'- 1+Yf ••1 "r •.� .. .:.�--1I+ ��.�w ,1.� :.A'WNY. l w.. : � I.M t•,wti tq' ^(�Y+Awi t:.. .l' r4_.'_• { .t ..• f :. - . ': {_ .• l It l � I honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council City Hall Huntington Beach, California Dear Mayor Coen: It is of great concern to roe that for the last six years the Huntington Harbour Corporation's evasive tactics have apparently prevented tha dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. I believe that such dedication is required by City Ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recent land sales by the Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for parks and beaches, and that by delays, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I understand that at present an agreement defining Huntington Harbour's responsibility to this city is in �. preparation. f . I urge you and the City Council to move with all deliberate ' speed to press for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discussion. Very truly yours, ~ -3cc ' � Gggl t C 4 i i 1 Honorable Mayor Alvin ^:oen City Council City Hall Huntington Beach, California Dear Mayor Coen: It is of great concern to me that for the last six years the Huntington Harbour Csrporntion's evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. 4 I believe that such dedication is required by City # Ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recent land salon by the Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for parks and beaches, and that by delays, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I understand that at present an agreement defining Huntington Harbour's responsibility to this city .is in preparation. I urge ycu and the City Council to move with all deliberate speed to press for completion of this agreenent and for the dedication of the parks and beach sites under: discussion. Very truly yours, 1 11 4 - :t t i ��mar t»..:e(.- .:� .: .. ..- ,.n ,a,,.. -u.�'`1J:.:.,....: '_"^' v.ra. T . -.._, %1,•.te..r�.w,.. e,,wY,,,.-....-..-,.r- a . .. :r~ -,T54ZI,- �.��'Xyf1 Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council City Hall Huntington Beach, California Hear riayor Coen: it is of great concern to me that for the last six years the Huntington Harbour Corporation.'n evasive tactice have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. r I believe that such dedication is required by City Ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recent land sales by the Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for parks and beaches, and that by delays, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I understand that at present: an agreement defining Huntington Harbour's responsibility to this city is in preparation. I urge you and the City Council to move with all deliberate I peed to press for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discusui.on. Ver•1 tru yours, i Ole , I i j f. r+ ...i`w w. ..T.. (��:- i.�... :r. 'arn.i -.__.__K,/ •.-... .. .{sr..^ ♦N.i am r �� tip. .� 1` M^� ...-....-, ., .• .. - \ .is.,Y._,gin` .Yr: , a: }.S 7i".:,a. y .. \ {�- Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council City Hall Huntington Beach, California Rear Mayor Coen: It is of great concern to me that for the last six years the Huntington Harbour Corporation's evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. I believe that such dedication in required by City Ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recent land sales by the Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for parks and beaches, and that by delays, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I understand that at present an agreement defining Huntington Harbour's responsibility to this city is in preparation. I urge you and the City Council to move with all deliberate f speed to press for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parka and beach rites under discussion. Very truly yours, _ i IA s { • s F i t ' ., r ,. ,-.,yam""'_ , .:r+wi.K:i'Z^.f:..y,• ..._-_ •+.11s..1......tin.+.+� S ,.,.w.•..w-n .. .,..,. '. j honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council j City Hall Huntington Beach, California Dear Mayor Coen: li r- It is of great concern to me that for the last six yearn the Huntington !Harbour Corporation 's evasive tactics have apparently prevent;d the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. I believe that such dedication is required by City ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recent land sales by the Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for parks and beaches, and that by delays, Iuntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I understand that at present an agreement defining Huntington Harbour' s responsibility to this city is in preparation. ; I urge you and the City Council. to move with all deliberate speed to press for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks and bea.:h sites under discussion. Very truly yours, 1 r "ti>tF ,Y :.1.,y,^•'^,,.'.a`.'7 .«...r.,...•....1:. .,..e .. ... .,,...:,:..'::'::::'..-..u.r.,...•�...•.a.r tsl. », - -...... ....,.R�yM_...-., .>. i i 1 Honorable Mayor Alvin Coin City Council City Mall Huntington Beach, California Dear Nayor Coon: i It is of great concern to me that for the last six years the Huntiugt= Harbour Corporation' s evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the l City of Huntington Beach, I believe that such dedication is; required by City ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recent land sales by the Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for parks and beaches, and that by del,37s, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. 1 I understand that at present an agreement defining 1 Huntington Harbour's responsibility to this city is in preparation. I urge you and the City Council to move with all deliberate speed to press for completion of this; agreement and for the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discussion. Very truly you -7777 1 i 1 0 i Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council City Halt Huntington Beach, California Dear Mayor Coen: c It is of great concern to me that for the last six years the Huntington Harbour Corporation's evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. +` I believe that such dedication is required by City Ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recent land sales by the Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for parka and beaches, and that by delays, funtington Harbour Corporation will ovoid their obligation to our i . community. l I underst&nd that at present an agreement defining Huntington Harbour' s responsibility to this city is in preparation. I urge you and the City Council to move with all deliberate speed to press for completion ,of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discussion. Very truly yours, �s .ece �'/ �• ,:'�:� �/��%%elf. i, r f'• tt, 1 .��r.•.•-w TV"'.'^^•. r-1 ��, .Yf/I MI�waww.RwNvR� � , .../r•��-I4:SF2::�-. ?� .. a1 .�.rIw�.�.w! •.w•/-ll .l•• N�...JI • :'lR. ,11' •.•.r.+ •.}y'.i 11.':�IS>.1C M.tl.IJ�/., • r • .4' 's I i i I ti E Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council City Hall Huntington Beach, California Dear Hayor Coen: ' It is of great concern to tie that for the last six years the Huntington Harbour Corporation's evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. I I believe that such dedication is required by City Ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recent land sales by the Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for parks and beaches, and that by delays, Iuntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our. community. I understand that at present an agreement defining ! Huntington Harbour's responsibility to this city is in I. preparation. I urge you and the City Council to move with all deliberate j speed to press for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discussion. ! Very truly yours, i • «,...:, .r..-.-..r y,:, r.r.c ,.:.J•• -o:.,.'.�i:, �. :ilr :is j'.'r.+fA':a�t a Y , i 1 i Honorable Mayo: Alvin Coen City Council City Hall Huntington Beach, California Dear Mayor Coen: It is of great concern to me that for the last six years the Huntington Harbour Corporation's evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. I believe that such dedication is required by City Ordinance. Further, 'I am alarmed that recent land sales i by the Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining } for parks and beaches, and that by delays,. Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. i I understand that at present an agreement defining Huntington Harbour's responsibility to this city is in preparation. E I urge you and the City Council to move with all deliberate speed to press for completion of this agreement and for j the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discussion. i Very truly yours, f �.+ -..... �. .... .,.,_..sea..+.—....- ,.. .�..�-.. . .....Yl.'; ..t. 1'". .N,•y..Ri .,,.;... ,.1 .., .K1,1 _ "'."' r .r .--._.—...w , •j iNS►LCTtOIt TESTING ENGINEERS RESEARCH l ENVIRONNEIItAt :[STING CSIESIICAL A /HSTICAL ANALYSIS � CORROSIOII f11GINEEUNG E ANALYllf RAOIOGR&MY R-%AY GAt4111A RAN �1 ULiRASONIr: 01AGNf11C R ►iNETRANT A I.O. !ea 17 1 llle Airport w07 l.. w �Itw ' �,' k +' :>, IS14.0 Ne.li filar►,► Steve# Long Eoe,b, Calif. 90201 - 1404e Ago. calllevale 12201 4 r', (Jill t142116 • p++l Ixtrita i pl,)u1.:D11 Since file January 28, 1969 " Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Collnc i 1 s City llall Huntington peach, California Dear Hayor Caen: It Is of great concern to Tee that for the last six years this Huntington Harbour Corporation's evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Hun:Ington Beach. 4 1 believe that such dedication is required by City Ordinance, Further, 1 am alarmed that recent land sales by the Corporation keep encroaching an the land remaining for parks and beaches, and that by delays, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. 1 understand that at present an agreement defining Huntington Flarbour's responsibility to this city Is In prepneation. i urge you and the City Council to move with aft deliberate speed to t press for completion of this agreement and for the dedieatlen of the parks and beach sites under discussion. Very truly yours, TWIyI 4 LABORATORIES OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, 111C. Presidentfting, Ira 7-PA &44m,.rc.oti, a G ENT:jee Stiles:;rle A,lRIi,liw ail htstltral, Anuriue Cascrefe lavtte^a,Aatoric,a fed.fT of Civil&yta,en,Americas Saclaf,of raaf,"a Lfaferiala, { Araortcas Watdip Society,Hah ul Soctel7 of hstnstoaal Erotaan,Slraclaral 6Mlaten Amcfallee "One 1e11 N a.otfb a tboataI-d 4/pelf apiaioss" t -�1 `Ct,1.'4 j 011Y`'e' ,1'. ,i�'1 f F 't _ • ...''Y.....i v•.ti w,y. -- - '• � • i -1,, ~, ... . f.Z '+r ' 7. r r i Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council City Hall Huntington Beach, California Dear Mayor Coen: It is of great concern to mo that for the last six years the Huntington Harbour Corporation's evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. I believe that such dedication is required by City Ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recent land sales by the Corpora•t:.on keep encroaching on the land remaining for parks and beaches, and that by delays, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I understand that at present an agreement defining Huntington Harbour' s responsibility to this city is in preparation. I urge yot% and the City Council to move with all deliberate speed to caress for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discussion. Very tr"ly yours, 77 f 1 96C Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council City Hall Huntington Beach, California Dear Mayor Coen: It is of great concern to me that for the lest six years the Huntington Harbour Corporation's evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. I believe that such dedication is required by City r' Ordinance. Further, Z ant alarmed that recent land sales by the Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining } , for parka and beaches, and that by delays, Huntington k Harbour Cerporatior_ will avoid their obligation to our community. Z understand that at present: an agreement defining Huntington !!arbour's reaponsibilit:y to this city is in preparation. Z urge you and the City Council to move with all deliberate speed to press for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks and beach Bites under discussion. i Very truly yours, /fZAAL&J dL-•-• te.LrCc.t� `f.se•t. [.r, .��r� LCttL. cet ��/ems, Ct.t.t�.l r P<i-avlj .� +-��C ;�e.u�L. ZA10- ' -1 ,.� Lc.��r ' r.t sir 1c12 l�1 tc.J��a n c� Flu. Cu,c f dc�` •� ° �lam. S c��{ G tJQ :�-'1-�- �,' �1JrL,LZr�tc, /7td7L►' �i�� LL' �.�C ,.LL1, C.w�-�L [{ �N'�l�tS�-G-yrt! L�O'7i<G<7)�LL)C..c .�,v� 1! ��!�C /L�..L�� . C1;%.i -Pt.5, C� c,L !c-�Clc. t CY.'► 2 GZ�ti.Li.�d .: CLy��,��. C:C/r�»Lu,s�T : tL eT.,.-fit.. Tc r..2,zy �- e'4t ; � tir. K.Tw..�w. .MRI...-•...v..- . J•.-,.... . . ... r... ............. J•:.. ..r....•. r��.:.,•-�• :fv... ••- • . I. . .� .. .i. � �n� r, CL`f"✓� , /mot ��Llc ..�� •� i1"� t �, • -c" �.. s �L.� y L �,��(77 /'1.',t1)L .��c.o—, ' /j•'�t� li.�dt✓(. C:r�i't�t� La'Lt.-r{t!L�i;�p.•.� '_ G .� _� � yy. y/. " / (. iCcr, t.� <. �-=G��--,. �,..� `:j•C�' r2 ` rLLL.•�l.c_.lC..�_ ,� 'v G /� ��/ c � ,r'c►-f= ,it�. <' ,�2r✓� • C!-I .�� lt`��t_.:_ t.��'G�u-•iCC'c..,�, _.�� f ( li,J .�t�c� !�C r Yll ais / �r` l, I �, ! .�►L Lc t t.et l.Li: II L,'6.L1/L /` 1 r h ' �r l � , j � 1 t 1 it 11 t A ter....-�.. ......�.a1`.YJ.1f�iA.,n.s��..-_ _....._.._. . ..__'�",,:1.1: :•' ... ......:r: . ^._-._. _ ,...�.._...�o+�.�'a..�.��r�..�w.�rw �Sa�., • •j Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council. City Hall Huntington Beach, California Dear Mayor Coon: It is of great concern to me that for the last six yearn the Huntington Harbour Corporation's evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. I believe that such dedication is required by City Ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recent land sales by the Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for parks and beaches, and that by dolays, Huntington I{arbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I understand that at prevent an agreement defining Huntington Harbour's responsibility to this city is in preparation. I urge you and the City Council to move with all deliberate speed to press for completion of this agreement and for ,t the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discussion. Very truly yours , i �.��. .'.�,5^`�^:"f...li.. .., ay. .(�1 <,..'7I� '4-.,`.r►.v�...r+.-- : .. ..r.. .<."'-..v:. r rr•...,. .. :.{.;'� —..... �f'�7;�9Tv•s � r."iK Y��Y.� `- r r , I i Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council. City Hall i :luntington Beach, California f Dear Mayor Coen: ` •3 It is of great concern to me that for the last six years the Huntington Harbour Corporation's evasive tactics havo apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. I believe that such dedication is required by City ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recent land sales by the Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for parks and beaches, and that by delays, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I understand that at present an agreement defining Huntington Harbour's responsibility to this city is in preparation. I urge you and the City Council to move with all deliberate speed to press for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discussion. Very truly yours, j� J r. '`t1rS.,..Mf•+ T rs .vnrr..r«---...... ..•-r+'w.rw.wi.. ,r.'....lt...w c.r... a ..:.;�. lrlej:•s.+1 :,,J'y.. .•„. t...., .J.. .. ...,, '. '>•Jw .•ti9•t' ,i .tJlvir•, .• J j' - { ,t i r i Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council 's City Ball Huntington Beach, California '( Dear Mayor Coen% ( It is of great concern to me that for the last six years the Huntington Barbour Corporation's evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the CiCY of Huntington peach. I believe that such dedication is required Ly City ordinance. Further, Y am alarmed that recant land sales by the Corporation keep encroaching on the Lsnd remaining for parks and beaches, and that by del,ayrs, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I understand that at present an 'agreement defining Huntington Harbour's responsibllitf to this city is in preparation. I urge you and the City Council• to move with all deliberate speed to press for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discussion. Very truly yrours, St lik(I 1 r c-' f` • (+ ..j-"A�,1s v.'.v �r -'...;3.. •� ,......_„✓ �ti-.��..1.. .1� •. •,.51..wi'tJ• - i1�y, ..a4: ,t'}y� N *s r.. I i t R Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen : ! city Council City hall Huntington Beach, California ' Dear Mayor Coen: It is of great concern to me that for the last six yours the Huntington Harbour Corporation's evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. I believe that such dedication is required by City Ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recent land sales by the Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for parks -and beaches, and that by delaya, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I understand that at present an agreement defining Huntington Harbour 's responsibility to this city is in preparation. I urge you and the City Council to move with all deliberate speed to press for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parka and beach sites under discussion. very truly yours, M I f I -""NIVxt +.;-irt .i.- "- \ ,-.._: .. .:. �,: .-' :. . '^.:. ,... i ...',,..•.,. rtY".; . :.a.L.iai..-:.rr:..•. ]•1.1',•'.-..",. "'?'4""�7�•";;..,yt,�� 1 i i 16712 Fdeewater Lana Huntington Boaoh, Callt. January 20, 1969 i Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council City ball Huntington Brach, California Dear Mayor Coen: It is of great concern to me that for the last nix years the Huntington Harbour Corporation' s evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. I believe that such dedication is required by City Ordinance. Further, 3 am alarmed that recent land sales by the Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for parks and beaches, and that by delays, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I understand that at prevent an agreement defining Huntington Harbour' s responsibility to this city is in preparation. I urge you and the City Council to move with all deliberate -speed to press for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discussion. Very truly yours, 1 ".� ( �..rits`^�ly`T+, ^j `!±:}.f� r,:,ti^.t}-•�` -..• 'ts 11i,...�... 't T::' i,.S-.. w+..,.....«» ..., �ii�•;vtie=:':7S7�STS•a.,`��ir'•':.�2.s"7657' i } l i 1 Honorable Mayor- Alvin Coen City Council City !fall tuntington Beach, California {� Dear Mayor Coen: f It is of great concern to me that for the last six years i the Huntington Harbour Corporation 's evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. I believe that such dedication is required by City Ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recent land sales by the Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for parks and beaches, and that by delays, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I understand that at present an agreement defining Huntington Harbour 's responsibility to this city is in preparation. I urge ,you and the City Council to move with all deliberate speed to press for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discussion. Very truly yours, i ,4� ' �u' .., ..•..�t ....,�...., ...-. y�;-,.,«.�.a.«,,,w>....++..4•_,::�'7�: : .,:i�•_ ... ..:.i 1M.':e..a.a.s+-M•• r.:�:i' ., ,.a«�` "'.'�' }�...,.�1..,..,...r..�—....s�e r • 4PIW 4 ,W. honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council City Hall Ituntington Beach, California Dear Mayor Coen: It is of great concern to me that for the last six years the Huntington harbour Corporation'a evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Ituntington Beach. I believe that such dedication is required by City Ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recent land sales by the Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for parks and beaches, and that by delays, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. r understand that at present an agreement defining Huntington Harbour's responsibility to thi.- Vity i.a in preparation. I urge you and the City Council to move with all deliberate speed to press for completion of this agreoment and for the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discussion. Very truly yours, s' f } ��rfn�'C' �l�x7l'1.4.. `,,.•s•� .j•. r.... 'ti---.. ♦ems:+ ,....._� .. ...:.....z ... r. .,.. -... .! ,....,.._:....5..�1 SJ.ke:a..rF:•A+•aa•rr:Z�i:"R:•r •,arou.•e� r• l Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council. City Hall Huntington Beach, California Dear Mayor Coen: i It is of great concern to me that for the last six years 1 the Huntington Harbour Corporation's evaniva cartics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. I believe that such dedication is required by City } Ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recent land sales by the corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining + for parks and beaches, and that by delays, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. l I understand that at present an agreement defining Huntington Harbour 's responsibility to this cit_i is in preparation. 1 4 I urge you and the City Council to move with all deliberate { speed to press for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks And beach sites under discussion. E Very truly yours , VVVVVV � r ,l i i i 1 •...•r..� ..wt wry p. ��. .....`r,.vv'rrr.nvn.X;. . �: ._ ,ax i.r.r:r• ri . �, .�.a .�..,.,. `'�"'�' �>•.,Sj�`� �� r 1r.:, . ..r .F ;_', ._ r r. h..,, „.ortw��i�'�Zl,s��' i i i ( Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council City Hall Hunting tan Beach, California Dear Mayor Coen: It is of great concern to me that for the last six years the Huntington Harbour Corporation' s evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. I believe that such dedication is required by City Ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recent land gales by the Corporation keep encroaching on the Land remaining for parks and beaches, and that by delays, .Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I understand that at present an agreement defining Huntington Harbour's responsibility to this city is in preparation. I urge you and the City Council to move with all deliberate speed to press for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discussion. Very truly yours, i� 17 a 6 o C.d9�c i , i ,P j: •.q... .�..w— ter• w....r ..-. ► �, 4l ia•�wr�sM�wR v . r .. .... ..{ ...�. r-.-rw....�T•w^ •,;t:;: •'! " '- , .. __ t 1< ..-a„',i. ..ti.:... tit .4 } :+: t1♦t ;'�...�'+��"�,..rZ4" _ + �r Honorable !Mayor Alvin Coen City Council City Hall Huntington Beach, California Dear Mayor Coen: It is of great concern to me that for the last six years the Huntington Harbour Corporation's ovasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to Cie City of Huntington Beach. I believe that such dedication is required by City Ordinance. further, I am alarmed that recent land sales by the Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for parks and beaches, and that by delays, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I understand that at present an agreement defining Huntington Harbour's responsibility to this city is in preparation. I urge you and the City Council to move with all deliberate speed to press for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks and boach sites under discussion. Very truly yours, r,,�' • �j� r f et"O 00 v I: t e. t'. E; C.�:v;,. . •::1?F��,',,.+ r.:,,:.. .. :,:;.,. ...,:.:s ,... ,ia:r.:.✓,rG� ^-1 , ,,. ,...a;. "� ln:r..�a.0:�, .,.;...AS.""";.'T�iit� .,_rt.+n:3...:Z�'�•"•ty^'� Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City- Council City 11al.l Huntington Beach, California Dear Mayor Coon: It is of great concern to me that for the last six years �? the Huntington Harbour Corporation' s evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. I believe that such dedication is rgquired by City Crdinanco. Further, I am alarmed that recent land vales by the Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for parks and beaches, and that by delays, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligat{on to our } community. X understand that at present an agreement defining Huntington Harbour's responsibility to this city is in preparation. I urge: you and the City Council to move with all deliberate speed to press for completiun' of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discussion. 1 Very truly yours, �R''Lry '•l.i'<1t a. ^..•.r •+'Y .v—e ^ a''t.♦JS•/MMA"••v.1 .i.. v. w .1.1.4••w.•wr .. • .:M� l...f.�I v ''1 -,r.... �1:. 4 r. iI: .. s I.w �1"1 +,J• �Tw 1 i � r I " 1 i s i i �R Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council City Hall Huntington Beach, California Dear Mayor Coen: It is of* great concern to me that for the last six years the, Huuntington Harbour Corporation's evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. Ordinance. .. L believe that• such dedication' is re City required by ce. Further, I am alsirmed that recent`.. land.: -sales by th'e,corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for parks and beaches, and that by delays, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I understand that at present an agreement defining Huntington Harbour's responsibility to this city is in preparation. I. urge you and the City Council, to move with all deliberate speed to press for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discussion. Very truly yours , OA, = qz �� r; .'.s..l�rqq w-t...• t..,....r.,, , ..,i...., r +.w� ::uR s7+wrsM v+.T.i:Sr•1+. '.. '. '.' � �•:-TS<J•�yy �. ',,:. i+.. .��Y'^ YJ�; ♦:i1 4in 1� wttr rl ,'.h/!',y -"' � :, M'v.i,K iK.�•llfn c,•:•A .:,Ttii .K r !>.!i171�i cti r G +»v lr.3+h%L•'r ;4' a� � N+'�.fl.l,r!�VPaT.Y. � Uy�,..�r.i ,1,. ( �♦ li�l.��','r � • I ,r i ,I, f y Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council City Hall Huntington Beach, California i Dear Mayor Coen: f. It in of' great concern_ to n:e that for the last six years + the .Huntington Harbour Corporation' s evasive tactics have !1 _apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the � ' City of Huntington Beach. "I believe that s+zoh dedication 'is rec'uirea by City Ordinance. .,Further, :: am alarmed that recent land salea by the -Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for.parks and beaches I and that by ,delays, Huntington Harbour. Corporation wall avoid their obligation to our community. � f T ,under: Land that at 'present an agreement defining = r. Huntington Harbour's responsibility to this city i-; in r preparation. I. urge. you and the City Council. `o move with all deliberate speed to press for completion at this agreement and for the' dedication of the parks an'1 beach aites under discussion. I Ve ruly youri. r !iE!>RGE ZENARIA '(Y13) 6'3tid!i51 y�� ..IFi ji <<'J IS�BS ARDSLEY CIRCLC ,! ; NUVINGTON DEgCN,CALlf, 92647 r . r1,�,,�..:,t.'riyrF, � t,cT,::al"',;.c:ni'm. •=silk 7 < Aepreesa •G q".3 a Tfr C.� tf":.t! R' n:iYs7ikZRE.7�";i[tslc►sii� • I ' Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council. City Hall Huntington Beach, California Deur• Mays_►r Coen: If; is .of, great concern to me that for the last six years the Huntington Harbour Corporation's evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City. of Huntington Beach. A I believe that such dcdi'cati6O' i4, required by City,: Aric ordinsa' : hurf her,. I am alarmed that recent land sales by the , ( orporation keep encroaching on the land ,remaining for •par! s and beaches, and that by delays, Huntington Harbourj'Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I undevatand that at present an agreement defining Huntington Harbour 's responsibility to this city in in preparation. I urge you and the City Council to move with all del.iberato speed-. to press fnr completion of this agreement and' fdr the dedication of the parka and bench sites under discussion. Very truly your a, hA i 1 , .., , , 11i7� 4� Nt""�f"a^11 r h�� .f *s �i.:v ,�; "_ Fi4v'r^e�:.ieT.�.T y::Pf7 1"y"'`•"'�t""!;�t,4�t �er'�l�,"w#.j�",�i.'ik '�' `11 Z{�I!? S �, �' >„ � ,I`,w'1�u�.rFvli a,Ate Y�.'.�:�i,auf Y: wll I i•e'J+./N!�.b �. CI e•iv/t( l i� �k ♦ 1 e I 1 � 1 1., I r•:. �1 • A Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City 'Council City Hall Huntington Beach, California Dear Mayor Coen: rt .is. of'. great concarn to me that for 'the last , six years the" Huntington. Harbour Corporation's evasive tactics have npparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Ifuntingtoa Beach. I b � , elieve that• such dedication isi', roquired by City. ordiinnnce, 1. 'Further, x um alarm6d that rocent',land sales by„the,! or' poration' keep encra'aching. on`. the land 'remaining for'.parka; r�nd beachas, rend that b delays, Huntington Harboui.Corporation will avoid their obligation to our cmmunity. I understand that at preseeit an agreement defining Huntington Harbour's respousibil ity to this city is in preparation. I urge�you lend the City Council to, ri ove with all 'deliberate 'speed to press for completion gf , this agreement and .,foi'• , the dedication of the parks and beach sites under di.scuesion. Very truly yours, t - ` 4 TM�j`M'C�4�•1�Nf.`�•��w.wl� �:hll �p 4�.N�IIM A•l. �y -+•n�r'q J 1'�rN 7"' '... . fill >pr•:v):•{Mf('�' �I7i rrii+'YA {,+1/�� V. W77Iti1/KS~h 1 r ►'.�'f�i 'Cv,y`� itl.. .czv, t .:tls�}+I�',4`�rn`s1�j�rw *�`�t,s�r'�'� 1 1 4 r r r 1' r i. • 1 ��/.. ♦ tr'.1 v J r J�1''�. i Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council i City Hall Huntington Beach, California J Dear Mayor Coen: It.,is' of,,',gre,at. concern to me that for the last six years the 'Huntington Harbour Corporation's evasive tactics have .apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. I believe, that'such dedication is`required .by City.. ., Ordinances. ,.,. Further, I am' alirmed thatrecent;:land sales by.-the;,,Corpocation 'kea 'encroaching on the land remaining for' perlh`s, and beaches, and that by delays, Huntington ffarbaur •Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I' understand that at present an agreement definizig Huntington Harbour's responsibility to this city is in preparation. t. ' 1 urges you and the City Council to move with ;all. deliberate j speed :to prees for completion of• this agreement and for. the `dcdication of the parka and beach sites under discussion. ir. Very truly yours, �y �� L'if•C••GG%,Z li' Y• 4 Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council City .Hall Huntington Beach, Califoznia Dear Mayor Coen: t, it;is'.,ofr:great •concern y'to me that for the last six years 1{ the,Huntington Harbour Corporation's evasir'a taotica have f apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the , Ciry.`of Huntington Beach. / r_ r; x:bell.eve that-'�s`uch'dedic atian .is ,rggtiired by 'City Ordinance: Further; ' I' am alarmed that redbnt;tland sales by 'th® Co' rporaaivn `keep encroaching on the land;..xemaining ti for paike. and beaches, and that by delayft, 'Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our ±,. community. unde rstand that at present an agreement defining ., Huntington Harbour's responsibility to this city is in preparation.' .urge you, and 'the;City, Council to .move: with •all deb. rate ggd to pre6s for, completion of.,this agreement,,and for• the dedication of the_Earks and laach sites under discussion. r . Vey truly yours, ! Ijft�.�.^^." ..we(;+....y vt r-i�N*r�j�,lrr�Vw �^'r_...�..n.'r.:asl..=..�"..^.r..w..srsR.•r.�T'7x�.��.�i;�;�w1'.:''r`Ta..A�n;lyi'�.i' .r v.*��1'ft7'f�t�M t�ri �' Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council. City Hall Huntington peach, California Dear Mayor Coen: It is of- great concern to me that for the last six years the Huntington harbour Corporation's evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. I believe that such dedication is required by,, City Ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recent;.land salen by, the Coip'6ration keep encroaching .on the land remaining • for:, parkd and beaches, and that by delays, Huntington. } Harbour 'Corporation will avoid their obligation to our ! community. l ' x understand that at present an agreement dafining Huntington Harbour' a responsibility to this city is in preparation. I urga you, and the City Council to*move with all deliberate speed to prase for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks and beach sites .under discussion. Very my urs,. � +�rwtt��;;+".�'+'r .�+m�".•„ �.A-`lea r.n------+.w.^.Y",,.,f^.::^"•,..'.+'»..•.t• ..�c....w 7Ty T '.. �' +.tilvllww•:ru��i—�•f 7�p',M1cilyrNsr * ::.G7...:.".L""...a• a.r...,'[ r':T•Vrt tit Y.•.+. . s.ip •��, �; q•.`� t { r I r s C Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council City Hall Huntington Beach, California Dear Mayor Coen: it It'.its cf' graat concern to me that for the last six years the: Huntington Harbour Corporation's evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of. Huntington Beach. I ,btilieve that,,9uch dedication is regttirod by City Ordinance,. , ; Further, I am alarmed that recent land sales by'. tho:ICorporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for:;parks-,and' beaches, and that by delays, Huntington . Harbour�'Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I understand that at present an agreement defining Huntington Harbour's responsibility to this city is in preparation. ige you and the City CouncSa to trove with. all. deliberbte speed to press for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discussion. Very truly yours, ` ' Kenneth Ft."jsckiva ,t: 17111 Westpon Drive Huatiugtoa Ha�batt: r. ,�,,• Huntington Beach, Callf. 92647 it "11."'�y"'.ti;�a r r• ,u,h i,f"'"'..�{`�tiY,ri 7CSFLvf^-""-."'�"�`+++Kr.+Mss�w.�.-•r....wwlStw.�.�'LM�.�'�:iil'!`,��!i,.t7t rts;�:�YA{i�Q'+.��. ��: 1; , rit Al 67e ., .v el,?.-� Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council city Hall Huntington Beach, California Dear Mayor Coen: It is of great concern to me that for the last six years the Huntington Harbour Corporation's evasive tactics have apparently pperented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beaclt. 1;:believe that such dedication is required by, City Ordinance. .Further, I am alarmed that recent ,la.nd. 'sales by the .Corporation keep encroaching on ,the land remaining for parks and beaches, and that by delays,. Huntington Harboura;,Coxporation will avoid their obligation to our commun� y. • F I understand that at present an agreement defining ' Huntington Harbour's responsibility to this city is in preparation. I `urge you and the City, Council to 'move 'with all deliberate speed to praea for completion of this agreement and for the dedication of the parks and beach aiteg under discussion. Very truly yours, �i�j�.V2 r+��.t .Y;r1-^ftfb•••• _�"„r"`7�4G�'''�"'"r ""'"-„irti,.,4""� .�"ti«+3FX w .e'�-i��.�iCi�1M,k��F%a� • r 1 y ttonarat;ie Mayor Alvin Caen City Council City Half. Huntington Beach, California Dear Mayor Coens . 1t is of,great concern to me that for the last six years t thci Huntington Hesrbour Corporation's evasive tactics have +apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the city of, Huntington ton Beach. . S I believe ,that such dedication-is required by.'City Ordinance.. ; •.Further, I: am alarmed that recent:tland aal'ee by' ,the,Vorporition keop encroaching on ,the land 'remaining ,.Y for parka and beaches; and that by delays, Huntington Harbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I.`unders grid that at present an agreement defining ' Huntington Harbour's responsibility to this city 'is in preparation. Z,I urge you.,and the City Council to .move'.with all deliberate speed to press for completion of this agreement and for the dadication of the parks and beach sites under discuesLon', Very truly yours, l d 711>a r '�'ti'N `itM, /rtcaat�•y�y'y.'�r'�.C'::tGc^.arafn+'�"^"'.""+.r+c+�):«�.iP.7�P""""'_'.'.-""o.4gf..tr�r:i.'r..r��7'`+�.�JW+ali4S/M,.i r ��-y�,•""^'sC"•'*'� � � � li Vim►" S( I 1 , , { I ii6r,iorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council City Hall Huntington Beach, California Dear Mayor Coen: �- It is ofgreat concern to me that for this last six years r the Huntington Harbour Corporation's evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the {` City of Huntington Beach. s elieve that such dedication is requir' ed .by `City Ord inance.; Further, T am alanued that recent land. sales by-', the Corporation keep encroaching on the lend remaining for-parks and beaches, and that by delays, Huntington Harbour. Corporation will avoid their obligation to our r' community. -} t� Z understand that at prevent an agreement defining Huntingtoi). Harbour's responsibility to this city is in preparation. 5 y y ! ?; I urge you and the city Council. to move with a11 :d�a].iberato , spec . to press for completion of this- agsecmdnt and for ! the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discussion. very truly yours, r s{- 10, �l�r }ri `�^y,"".i,`wtw,,,.*•�11,^rT'n!Z+f1, ;r•►��.v ems-. a«..Y.'`•v.-•-y..�+�.'L'.R+a+'rw^""" i.�y,:`r.i:df~ "'�SSiM.2'o... "-_�'r`I•b'1t+�1' ��.1i f„ 4 ponorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council 4 City Itall Huntington Beach, California } Doar Mayor Coen: , r It is of great concern to me that for the last six years the Huntington Harbour Corporation's evasive tactics have ! " apparently prevented the dedication of park land to the City of Huntington Beach. I b6lieve that such dedication is required by City }'J Ordinance. Further, I am alarmed that recent land Bales, by the Corporation keep encroaching on the land remaining for. parks and beaches, and that by delays, Huntington ;1;;; Harbour,Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. t I understand that at rresent an agreement defining Huntington Harbour's responsibility to this city is in `'. preparation. I urge g you and the City Council to move with all deliberate speed to press fir completion of this agreement and, for the dedication of` the parks and beach sites under discussion. Very truly yours, , <t' ' If ' 1 �'r _ 7''�''' w i.- ^.�1}�� it:.Yisw.r,►...� a,u7`.. r r t ' .. •Kl\li«�'1�.�:�"i'K,'.*Y{•!� n.a..�{I.�.rt .il'4x ..��rn i�,L ,Lr.'.'/ _S..S�l.t--A.:r ll!�.. �..1:.4Z.tt'.-(.�R..r�s�ett:�ll�+��\Iir—w� •y i i _ t•', .. 11, • ,. i f 4 t t 1 i Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen t City Council City Hall Huntington Beach, California Dear Mayor Coen: It is of;.gieat concern to me that for the last six years the Huntington Harbour Corporation's evasive tactics have apparently prevented the dedication of park Land to the i City of Huntington Beach. X_ believe that such dedication in required by City Ordinance. . Further, I am alarmed that .recent land sales , by. the,,.Corporation keep encroachIng on ,the lah& remaining r;a for, parks and beachea, and that by del{iys, Huntington {Wi Barbour Corporation will avoid their obligation to our community. I,understand that at present an agreement defining tt, Huntington Harbour's responsibility to this city is in � preparation, :`�? I L ,ge you and they City Council to move with all deliberate' r speed to 'press for completion of this agreement an3 for the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discussion. Very truly yours, (� /�{7_ /Ise 4,-/\/ , ♦ • . I 5•' - N,�., , ,a A• r++,, 11 +r.•S"�►^',..:;L:"r1..�9°"'�"""'e'MI't"�sn�i'+�:✓tl 1r.tTsl.w.."�'�'�"'•'"..vn�lfa7lw.s'Yi"�^v+�1'�r.:w..•.. � Y �, l�J .)J,iR�/ii•' '�iTi-}r`,Y!S]'f i'.. .:,,.. - 'M+.i..+a.h Y!K W1 .W.•? ;,t .. ." s ' �•^' it t i, �_, f , .. -.. , 1,., _„•I 1. i t i I Honorable Mayor Alvin Coen City Council City Hall Huntington Beach, California Dear Mayor Coen: 2t is of 'great concern .to me that for the last six years the.Huntington: Harbour Corporation's evasive tactics, have apparently prevented .the dedication of park land to the City r.f Huntington' Beach. I, be�aeve that su6h dedication is required by City Oxdi»ance: Further, I am alarmed • tharJ., 'recent IAnc an as by the;"Corporation keep encroaching ' on the ''land:_remaining ;for parks and beaches, and that by delays, Kuntington Harbour.,. rporation will avoid their obligation to our - community. 1' understand that at present an agreement defining Iiuntingtn'ti, 'Oaruour 's responsibility to this city is in preparation, I urge : ou':y and ;the City,' .Council to niavQ with all deliberate speed to. press fox completion of thins agreement;'and fur, the dedication of the parks and beach sites under discussion. Very truly yours, �i �••�" t a'".`*":F n.n., u+�.v,.�...•.. .«rztit�,,cit?^,y" = �;,�+Y t�S1+�FAeYni a t } i ar<+rWia t'iSrri� �INirA Neri,tan 4fidavit of Publication ,<t, T.p, 11<& . .. l mir lWM04 shrug elec. 1 20 fit of California 1 tltellMMtfis A MIRK AYM!! Cou,rty of Orange sa /lttiM,Tll R46*04,m tilt P"IF City of Huntington Beach rAtti IN TNft coy M+NU „� oK C.c4sge Farquhar, being duly ,sworn on oath, says: That he is a irAtit,umfoIbirobIok z... = cltlr�ea of the United States, over the age of twenty-one years. �O :0 14", _r �.7 �' That he iisf the CWrW3 of me'Cib ol'Hun!lnator.ftwaelh, Printer and publisher of the Huntington Beach Cailfornfa_,lvtn;rooe?n.yeaJed ,bksn rccr� Nows, a weekly newspaper of general circulation printed and pub- the ,trimrrrlrr� ieirrif.el ie , %Owsa'ol i lished In Huntington Beach, California and circulated in the said t oultinoe:end,other wumlaft"1.,traai rnf. wins.In Um pwknrs;IR.Of 1 County of Orange and di elsewhere and publlihed for the aft OM 14uhtahat",viiak Woothw-in of local and other news of a general character, and has a bona fide s�, "61Witlf..tlW;001ne 414-apecj- i subs_riptlen list of paying subscribers, and said paper has been r-arttdhs ,fad a we, pv.tston. tia4 in established, printed and published In the State of California, and a h11'/kh bt t1+r Dtrietw ! County of Orange, for at least one year next before the publication '°) a af't - ! ibis; i be of !lie first insertion of this notice; and the said newspaper is not ►wphlr�W be- eerie:3tI.s+ sOtsN�atlo� devoted to the Interest of,or published for the entertainment of Bury a°� a� �,•ni dnlwinRf,J: _` particular class, profession, trade, calling, race or denomination, or t1 0101 orb hUfIIiC�QRl�K>rf "ifi any number thereoL Mnitt ttsnf lUc�fapgf = 1be Huntington Beach New was adjudicated a legal newspaper Trim iMlrus t' ltolia(4`,;=i,Y,;.i r of general circulation by Judge G. K Scovel in ti,e Superior Court erartnaa �� ., fe sti frdMr sfrp;.prelferaea cif of Orange County, California August 27th,193T by order No.A-5931. s soft",m dl'i"s t.SW 00".tir.pt�r a4wittA,rOf�.p aC.yfN3NftQp,1 pbhy� must the TIn-TICr INTPrltla SEALED _ -- nw a w.ci.,°.! wla f�pl ' ` '`guru --— eo'isei Bern,-bs ttaaWettah A , 3fav �i •tha ctq f of tfa-OW I d,Mid rrrc wi i*1&:urn. 1 of wWcah the asmexed b a printed copy, was published In said news- �Ptee'et hrthtoh.re at ttas a�tr+.oHks� a;taeit�f►t 'a r+�ara.:watr�ar ta. rffAei frlfy of llwnUrKiah 9 I^ ti,n 1 i3 t91 P sn/ 11p1lHka �y�ahm " paper at least A•ii. prgpoea),km "W be-ebuk" of the oHioe.t •ifs Dirsctol IPahblts 1Merki, Gb.Ball;J4unW j1oA;l4fcthl:CNtfanll commencing from the 7 f"1 day of JA tl a ry No ible w1N,As reoetwl`�w►tas:lt'� smog.on,0 toeref.tfaffls+yed J'/.rife J f DlneWtr:d''fir6lie`Wi�M7.�rTDs sOeciM 2q� and ending on the_ 7th d4y of e br-as rY p►tdr ld!7Y�No tp r0penpiscib$40Mfip lW toot lorth 1. i pha• I OW 1924 both days inclusive, and as often during said pariod and 0 es.srr� PJarldl ;-�i; i tM 7 "I Wi. iKs, times of publication as said paper was regularly issued, and is the infatef. ,,�t ven:�M a regular and entire Issue of said pewspaper proper, and not Inn {off . °!�i supplement, a'ad said notice was jr.blished therein on the following It Huntln iop''Merlb fb`>o° .'b&#Kw`*arorelvws ar.Or►,ttnpacafbntarrr+s-fit Vw.ldyt+t� dates, to-wit: urrerahl'Of-ar"I%fill,cerrApow,4her#- 4jula ho irrmlw 7 a?i1 °rr ff�fa�lfw ouia .r w hx. ►+drslar. owrrnd'rfsyasssif} ar i oveleit fihitfte wooer,of PWIk;t►rrlcl.�< I All pl¢t`'�u:t» pM,gliid lhif;'aye oases 1� Dliislot el,fhbttc rvaW' � C?�" �f'� sa +'el'�t►� 4Mrrtiflia pf'tr�rk tv' Publisher noe:'ii�li'`tii'`+rzdv�id'S�foni;�i+`tat•` I h tiarrot'�rr0 �� ilot'fleanse�) Iri JrtdnA•� Subscribed and sworn to before me this �t —day' of a+Wrwlhh'sna:is*;.WNW"v ONW101W. ►rt. �f1/i1Ni'?flrf�tt�all�ses_,pf, frsf} ss, � 'tabru Y Ar � 4 araMwudr�ar ,t.rfiprl�e.�r►f :rMa+G►b;:a; 19Z._. Ssas�'wit arlulrrrld.-;lft• w'+Treffl i prfi-� l ,.rsa.rw r.es iJst dmen't�twl<�tq.uw -lE3c�t�Lh""'Vail$ c '3ar�� Notary Public tides w' stow, y!LltiufinN:akifirdf� Orange County, Californiarf5l: io'WMAWy,aG►r � h�h� ifthfnte , �lid:tad 1' ri� j t1i�•�i I . k p,lw,ie[t OAaif„, i sW'letfTawtb `i THOMAS D. WYLUE :,,�;�fntl jeer,; �:,�►rhr'�l Notary Pubiic•Catlfornla cam U�`'�'A evAIP J Oranq.County Atformsr," ihd tlOtNcs7r; ff7ltAi�k7M' k.� My Commisdon Expires Inatha'0 faf+twt'at,1Ro0'AM lSr!alS Sephefb+r 12, I974 AAA, h+walur.:ae''po�t wl� *.,and�tb' reeutk7of':;,at0>btdd�nr,rlirl;ba:,rf>por b the'01 Twndp D#: aJlyybf.tlhNh4-' injton.;tlerctf'at 31.,lAr�'�tlar;tnalJhio old pn 4Tom1hr'' Ail � at;tifq ! d 7s .iM. . ` to trMitxft Cpenihii t,`hirrioaraYin;tt7s GJiq`'Ne11 J44",Saw dar;'dfri:rlluntltt�W4 51 f tJ�eh sn��l 's� frfptt� CI tour t9T f(•�-i- ^lit. Insioews :! �Ttha�cNr dl:^Nihnlbj�ri'Daieti�'caiE� ar.'sr►�3b10e;-ilill't�tn'�acyst:d,�`.�pq` deeered d1'Fha+IblitIlieith;it3klisrhria: }; *.. (/8Y rJM tttr�Cflr'rewral4rrw lira {Crb d�IIMaMiM►1 ttlKlhr t�ifi SSa�S,dire of Jonc t i 1174, AtTt:�t t.' i 'i j�h.rt.�f,t sti 1if1%1r t0bjjiYtAj.s[1n �,. ,_ .,;� : .►:sib airk City of Hang on County of Caaoge r State of CaManda j• ,`''�. W fidav'itof Publication of GEORGE FARQUHAR � r' Publisher Huhtln&n Beach No" 17 `fit• '�}! .,r' . Filed Clerk Deputy Cleo 1 'I; • � 1 J•.�ff l h v.•�I�AV�u�•..1 �1/3::•['i .1•a�+��•v...�..�-�-�.- r I'�.. (1�' 1RR'y ♦` a 1 ' �. �}f�1..��11�,�•^•7/^�+I j Iili�4 f�f� - ,I,' 1f`. 1.t` 7 J. - 1 -c•r .o*• �. t"'.'r,'+,r-....-•t)+Y.r......r.r•... ..;,�.�•..+rr-fr• .� .. r,- < < RECEIVED MY CLERK 'HUNTIMOTCH DEAMCALIP 1974 FEBti11 �I i YI ' • •'v_l-.a-� ..�G7rraO�si�f��^�,.....-'......Msr�.�x1�,,,,i S, - ' 71 - t To '.i r 4 . [Ci13 City of Hun" ington Beach P.O. BOX Ito CALIFORNIA l2tr O ENGINEERING DEPARTML�NT February 19, 1974 / _f :l h� J� Honorable Mayor and City Council City of Huntington Beach Attention: David D. Rowlands City Administrator Subjects Trimming - Brazilian Pepper Trees CC-201 Gentlemen: - The-bid ,for the subject- trixAin. 'g. : } removal,and disposal of';trimmingE1 and.other veq etatiQn- from .trees ; growing, in the parkwF�ys,,,was received this. morni'nq and has been reviewed. However, due to::.receiving- only, one:, t bid it is recommended that your Honorable Body officially reject the bid and return to respective bidder. Very truly yours. C' E. hlurtg Director of Public Works HEFT:DBB:ae /jlrs S,•: y, �+- .r,,.... . '�'+ 'iF h lS ' G4 :f w'i.1i1. 1 ' T''acre►.t w........rrssY^.,,4NN,�j,rJ "....J.'.�r:is•-a:twr c..119aK.1V'?L�ii Jt�IOR►atisg , • „ .a • :Z i F pabr=7 12. 1974 a I H"Vld R. SLopmea Company 200 3. Liwottc A". hviasele, G 91706 • Cratlimeam= , We are rot=UL>a 7ouv bid subs tted for do tried of Brasilisa paler tzee growftg• inn tb* padn"S to tba Cit7v ftvje*t aC-261, e$xrb v" rejected by the' City Coumil an TuesOy, tebruary 196 19714. 2%* bid am rejected Immoaab as it vme the only bid. At the pr"m!t elm we do teat p2m to rerinrtire. We would UM to teLv this opporttatity to tbaah yms- for your interest is svWtHAS a propoee1. 111merely YOnao, r: t, Alicia W. W=tV=tb {j City ClAric AWt10 `" 3,.t3b:✓'r.a�.+ �.�—..-��—...ter,,,, .. ,......::.'..ad�c»-•.. t a'� Y~ {.wke+v�t«!..•afi.aY ,.y+.. '...iy,:,:;i....f :,M�:!'...L.y'.-i,� ....t � f '� {l�s 'Ye�L'`�f � 7 w w • �� CITY OF HUNTIN GTON BE1,OH •s COUNCIL - ADMINISTRATOR COMMUNICATION CA 85-44 i+v.te++eson�uot To Honorable Mayor and From Charles W. Thompson, City Council Members City Administrator Subject McCALLEN PARK SITE Date June 11, 19S5 f Attached is a,communication from the.Community Services Director concernink the Interim use of McCallen Park site. Presently, the'city is in litigation with Mel Elliott for;the abandonment of one of:hW oil.wells on Ahe.!park:site:. In-adidlt1on w.e geel'the } undeveloped pond on.the property represents a public hazard. Also, there are,four parcels which have'not been.purchased by the city but which we expect to obtain through tax sales within the next ninety days. For these reasons, we are skeptical about any type of Interim use on subject undeveloped park site. Temporary use would be at the City Council's discretion. Respec;1ullylubmitted.. r es_ . 'Thompson, City Administrator CWT/MB4-PJ. Attachment t � X i " ijit ..r. �f.V1'/rJtY:l14� .rfF+{AIf�S'K !f�!•j' r r [rag CITY OF HUPITIP44WWN BEACHINTER-DEPARTMENT COMMUNVmuu:M;ie1i ?o Charles W. Thompson F�ron) irector City Administrator vices S bjea " KC CALLEN PARK Date April 19, 198S INTERIM USAGE At theirzA ril .75, 1985 mee . ;. p ting, City Council directed staff to research he ! possibility of opening McCallen Park4or"recreation though ;t.is st•I11 an undeveloped { park site., There are four parcels that.will 'become City-ovned�,#ithin'90 days. Also, there' will be an agreement with the Fountair"Valley Days and' irls Club'within that same tiaee Xrame. The club anticipates construction to begin by July; 1987. . The City Mill develop" the park after the center is built or approximately January, 1988. The park should be completed by July, 198.9. The area ., b"e could utiiiced as"a. dirt recreation area with an open area for. softball , soccer,'etc and some'�play equipment such as a swing and slide. Said equiPent would cost:approximately $10,000. " There would be some modification of the site necessary to, a Iow for the play equipment and open play area. =' The area:wauld"have to be graded. V' .feel the-City could do the work yin-house by transporting',the'0-8 Caterpillar from the landfill at a cost of $1,200 -for, transportation,•$300:for;"diesel. fuel. a`ad J600 for personnel or a onetime tots'{ of 32;000 • The, pond currently has a' rented fence around it. . This fence is 'hot�'adequate goy p Children nusf not he-a1',owed.if children are fng to:be m1la�ed onto thy. ark site. near the vand be..a,tse of.the:un.,tabl r. condi Lion.of the, banks and because if-`Js identified as':;a public nuisance. ,I would recommend keeping the fence that gees around the pork's perimeter. This will kei:p people f►om',dumping in the park. V pedestrian-only gate would bra added to alIon for public access while eltctinating motorcycles. The coca for the security fence and gstes is S5,000. As with any new project, there are areas that should be examined before a deuiisian is made. This semi•-deveiopid park will. constitute an attractive`nuisance; and vri11, b'e 'b greater liability problem than a developed park. Via ground could have? holesp''roils f or other foreign materials which could cause injury. Should someone 'fall fram'a 'plece of play equipment, he or she will land on dirt, not sand, as in our normal tot lot.' Another oint to,-be evaluated is` the real need for., * is stopgap measure. The.park is slated for developssent' by.-July, 1988,_, Born L:° Vorthy Conxrnity Park is ;located.;less than 1/2.mil e 'fr6W McCall en.-,Park,_The original intent of 1H! pars. development prograo ;is to-provide' a recreation site within a 112 rrtle of a neighbarhaad. This guideline is alr'ea4y':befng tsist,with Worthy Park. In conclusion, the interfm spark site. is 'feasible.and can" be `done`-for h17,000. Funds are`available:,through th`e unappropriated Park.'Acquisitfoei` and nevelalraent Fund balance. x k0d anticipate'.approximately' sixty' to ninety days would be required•,to prepare the site and acquire the play equipment. ' • iB dp . •Attachments: . 1: Site-:'P?an y Location' Map i �— . ,SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 2-6-II - CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH HccALLEN PARK ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA USE OF PROPERTY MAP M r J OKi01 jig Wr ' r% ET I�f� ;..yi��.Ja� ^..�.«.l, K� , . fit►•-• 71 L f r! r r CF-C CF—E ' : -17.10 M len rL F// • 1 i- r•-'-r---i r--i r'--i r'•rs-i r-----sue--------i • AOAYs AVE. ATTACHMENT 2 „'—w,.acc..'7►:�7:�r►►++wr.,rt..u,s:o-a:.+er+es.«�ar....�_.._..__.._..-- .-. :/.,.... . .......---••—iw:.wrr�wsura'�:.r�..►.�/y.�:,,;:.+—y... " 'i,y,r_ it • I Abandoned oil well Fenced R Pond • • vM•gar i1►� i y .• is �-�•—" Interim dirt. sti ••... ..•- playing field (+ y r . 0 • Interim swing • ; a" � and slide area • ;,.,,,..: Oil pump and tanks • MOOGfor • ' NOTE: Basketball court, Club building and parking lot indicated on plan arP proposed wren park is developed. ATTACHMENT 1 . a •- �. PARKS(TC NO. 973) _ cn-i of MWT;WTOM MACH , '�G:..L.3J:Ti'�v..�eT�'4TnF"�'�y"""' +oecr:.:.i3�r •,''deer"�t.tRk.r3%i�"..t:3C: A�J,'3.�d�.'C.«..•'"•1'i'Iw:�:n.v.+l$�.�"-'+ r • r • REWEST FOR CITY COUNCIL KCTION � Paul E. Cook ' � pe rtmlrlt public Works Submitted by Pa Date Prepared .,�,September 9 Ig 80 Bx*up Material Attached © Yes C3 No Subject Resident Petition Requesting Parkway LandscaRinq on Talbert £rom Marber Lane Westerly City Administrator':Comer pPYROyr,D IVY C1 Approve as Recommended Statement of Issue, Recommendation,Analysis, Funding Source,Alternative Actions: statement of Issue: T e par ay landscape area west of Edwards along the north side of Talbert is Avenue is void of all Landscape material which died from excess water. Recosamended Actions pprove. fun a from Contingency (approximately $10,506) to correct problem. A"al `eie k ' � ' ' ' . pet on signed by,• 121 residents,was race:ivied by ,the City. Council' on Jin. ,31,' ,1980:requesting that landscaping be replanted in the parkway on the,-horiii side of -Talbert from:Marber westerly to the Bolea 'Chicas. ne'aid n,tial':'1cts id jacent-to the 'subject parkway area are substantially higher`sand all' excess 'water from the lots run into the landscape area, drowning-,the,`original plantmiterial. It would cost an estimated $10,500 to correct thin drainage problem and replant the laTOscapinq. It would cost about $800 per year to maintain this landscaping. Because ,of •the possibility of ,greatly reduced City r•avenue's during the 80/81 budgett .preparations, . it was recommende3 at the April A, 1980 City Council meeting that this, matter should be tab'41.ed for six months until the financial outlook was more clear. Alternative Action: Concrete in Me entire parkway in liau of landscaping at an estimated con- struction cost of $11,000 and incidental maintenance costs. fthdi�n Source: 'Contingency Funds PEC:DDS's jy s+a Jr:.'i:.�71�PRs'srlti+CtY.:...-'�•�a;:•: ----—�—•..�.,,:.t:.'•- .:�..:.c:,...A....-'--------_ .....,.�_.........n.w.,...,c..nR�;'�;'a�•��C/ 10�- � C!T'V' OF HUNTINGT��N BW ACH INTER-DEPARTMENT COMMUNICATION w,WUN NAM To Paul E. 'Cook From Dan T. Vi Mel la ; Director of Puhllc Works Assistant Director of Finance Subject Parkway'Landscaping on Talbert Date September S, 19E0 FIR B 81-9 in response to, your request, I am hereby submitting ,a Financial Impact Report "ro)ativa, to the iaridscapfng on the north, side of Talbert Avenue from Marber Lane westerly. , ' If,�th'e •Clty Council desires to approve this .pro,ject, .there are funds available in' the contingency account' from which this expenditure can be made. . The uncommltted,b�ilance in tho contingency account after this expenditure would be approximately $967,500. Dan T. Vl•11e)1a Assistant Rlrector of.'Flnance r DTV/cg ; t, , ..,. J CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH FINANCIAL IMPACT REPORT Project Name landscaping on Talbert from i'larber Lane Westerly Description Correcting drainage problem and replanting landscape of the north side of Talbert Avenue. �r Yri•. Y ��• 1. DIRECT PROJECT COSTS 1.1 One-Time Costs ?t 0 an urn., ac - _. Acquisition Construction ties, E ui ment Other Total Cost S 10,500 $ 10,500 1.2 Recurring Annual Costs Additional, Rter a s b uts e Pa oll Personnel Su lies Services Revenues Tow- Cos }{{ $80U . $800 !i 1.3 Replacement/Renewai Costs - ndete' mimite. • 1 1' 2... „ i N61 RECT.COSTS . Labor of landscape maintenance personnel . F .�"�s�i4.T31L�TY�CiL1'3+F/J:T37R.: .rtww ....._..___•'-�-"""Mss,T.� '-...--.... �. ,.�.-�� ..�.,,..�w.,�., r ' i,,,....s,.. -.'.`;.�,�.�.yfY.�l�Yw�•^r�...,.A+..�,..rlYtn.Ls.:-h•r:CL� f; YY�h►i '.,' •t y Financial Impact Report • Page 2 3. NON-ROLUR COSTS N/A 4. BENEFITS TO BE DERIVED FROM THE PROJECT Street beautification. w..wrwrrr- __ - �.. - ■ ■ rr. ■.r�• 1 rr■.r.�.■rrrr.�+• 5. PROJECT USAGE N/A 6. EXPENDITURE TIMING One time expenditure with recurring annual maintenance. �. COST-'OF NOT- IMPLEMENTING THE PROJECT W%iie If status quo remains; $11,000 if alternative action is fot.lowed• y r..rlwrwr•.r•rrr■�rr . "'�ii•i 1A50'iS.Tt?7Llitt/r..-�.-�_. w._.,.w. ..._ �3:�-•.�..■++iKaiJ7IC.N.'r„`.".'.•.^'.w.+�MI r 1 • tr,. »•1• �' CJJrV OF fr LINTINGTON REACH CA 76-214 COUNCIL-ADMINISTRATOR COMMUNICATION WL#4r4n"INAL4 To The Honorable Mayor and From Richard A. Harlow City Council Members Acting City Administrator Subject MEREDITH GARDENS LANDSCAPING Date December 28, 1976 In -th•e 'attached memorandum, Public Works Director H.E. Hartge outlines a Yeduced cost landscaping plan for the median strip between Meredith Gardens and Brookhurst Street. You will re- call that the homeowners , association has offered tz contribute $3,500 towards the project, originally estimated to cost $3S,000, provided it was accomplished during the current fiscal year. By,' eliminat.ing certain features of the original plan, Mr. Hartge has, reduced the estimated cost of having a landscape contractor accomplia.h the work to $7, 500. The project' would, alsu require prepatory City labor in the amount of $8 ,500' for a total project cost of $16,000. Annual maintenance would be $920. wiie it is.;certainly coaubendable• ,that the homeowners group ,has offered' to contribute to the financing of 'the"q ject, the-•:aand- �ngency�Fund= as�well�as�considerre ns►fer ,of 3a,000 from the Con- t g,. 4 • a°ale City labor: The projoc should , certainly. be considered in the FY 1978 budget. , Use of coniingency funds, _however, shoulei be restricted to unforeseen;' necessary expenditures. `' 4 RBcmNISNDATTON Homecr i the 'City Administrator: to ,rec{dest the Meredith Gardens .:. nti�nwners Association Ito• maintain the" $3,500 offer, until-''consi er rt o, fur.�iing:•,the, project can; be, made in the FY• 1978.`budget .Sh@ hcwex= ..t a s sac. 1.t 4A..�A�ad�-'-81r�!'Cr"thtt tr"Z-�TL..'r-edCI�L�t� r' plan does,not.'inclu'de' star.7aed�concrete. Res fu iy submi. e -- ' hard 'A. Harlow r Acting` 'City •Administrator RAH:DLC:Ybb 1. 'Attachment MwY...y- f 1- !•t`.Mv^.•M./^f�YRr1'�.114.1 r4•if �jY.{+T'CSS\/=fii!t'..yii` ...-.•_ •`t^.-.�...� �. T•..tr!�1!.M 'F.a�'�""';,4gr G:✓4.. ; �k.��,j M'FY^HW��%� •,./.• •r.l. ✓..� .... ..k r. li�.:. � ��T�r�� i i ; �i net cr ry OF HUNTINGTOINi BEACH INTER-DEPARTMENT COMMUNICATION M/ATI�L1(rl R1Jp1 To Flovd G. Belsito Fram H. E. Hartge Subjcrt Meredith Gardens Landscaping Oat'! December 27, 1976 The City Council at the meeting of December 20, referred back to., staff the matter of an offer by the !Meredith Gardena Homeowners, Asaocia-- tion of $3,500 tova.rd the total cost of a median between Brookhurst Street and a frontage road. The total cost of the project if performed by contract would amount to $35,000.00. If we eliminate at this time the stamped concrete ($19,000) and perform the asphalt removal, ($8;500) with City forces, the remaining work consisting of an irrigation system and landscaping would amount to $7,500. 00. Three alternates are offered: 1. Accept the offer and use $4 ,000 of this years Contingency fund. 2. Make the acceptance contingent upon approval of, a $4,000 'item in the 1977-70 budget. 3. Reject the offer. i The short range and long, range impacts .must be .considered -,The'.. short range Is- hat it will cost .approx� ;$920;'per.year;,to maintain;,,the:: sub jeut landscaping. _;''The. long. range is ths''viewpoint ,of the City,Council ' as to .'the re'quizeiaents presently :being imposed:'on developers',for, con- etructiow o.f; landscape areas in the, arterial::highways and the :use of- Gas Tax' Funds plus private funds, such as the' subject case to plant medians'. A�,�the cresent tim,: we are maintaining '1,200,000 square .feet with ,an annual 'increase.,of approx ,' 150,000 square feet'* The per`. equare, foot cost ul ranges from 20 for, sterilization to 140 for a fly landscaped area for an average 'of 120 City-wide. Other- areas considered, in' the past, 'for street landscaping are. medran: (Talbert.to A - l.2. Edwardslcha y . , .� ...:- .r � dams) $165,�00 puiap station(Heil .to Edinger.) 31,000 nnel, 3. Six s, (various ._locations), 6000' 4: Sim N olia/Rotterdam) 67,000` Warner�Fave.:medians (between -Man 9 s�Los �patos) t 5. Meredith servicei^road median- (total- project) 35'000 ; •;6. Bolsa` Chica median (north of: Edinger) 61„do0 . 7. Magnoliav median 7 (north 'of Banning) 30 jO00.. ': S. Slater -flood channel (between Misty and graham) 39000 I r ,• Memo to Floyd G. Belsito December 27, 1976 Page 2 These are not necessarily in an established priority, but are roughly in order of prior street improvements. Due to a contribution from the private sector, the City Council may wish to place the Meredith service road median at the top of the list in the modified version. Recommendation If the Cf.ty Council desires to continue with an increase of street landscaping the offer may be accepted per terms of alternative one or two. In the event alternate one is selected, an FIR must be adapted. . E. Hartge Director of Public Works .i .; HEK:mc .1 K.�.t1i riTji'�''q Y�'�i:cw�s;..'..hs2«.:5��`^'.�—.•_.-�.�...�.,.,.s,t.^��y - .✓; -j. .4!v.:l'...,..r-,*7C�.,..�'1`fbrT�'.Z-a.�Y.+� F�K,:t::u.:';k�- :; 1a� .G'11i,. } i X 4}�.�•. i r '• ��.; a � } . .. ,fir_. r. ..� ..rrr st�;tl a.. �:f1Y '4L...• �.. . : !1}.. r... }�_ CITY OF 1HUNTINGTON BEACH CA 76-185 � •� COUNCIL. - ADMINISTRATOR COMMUNICATION rx+►rnGrcrrN�rrr ` � TO Honorable Mayor and From Floyd G. 8elsito, City Council Members City Administrator Subject MEREDITH GARDENS Date November 16, 1976 MEDIAN LANDSCAPING i In the attached letter, the Meredith Gardens Homeowners' Association offers to contribute $39500-or ten percent of the total cost-towards landscaping u median strip between Brookhurst Street and a frontag- street of Deredith Gardens. The offer is contingent upon funds being allocated by the City during the current fiscal year to complete the r project. ' No funds have been allocated in the current budget for landscaping of i any type. Four projects were submitted for funding by the Public Works Department, but were denied by the City Administrator's Office. Three of the four projects were for street medians and roadsides, but did not include the Meredith Gardens location. Though requested, the budgeting of those four projects would have required additional landscape maintenance funding. The some roquire- ment exists for any new landscaping project. Increases in the fund scope maintenance budget have not been sufficient to allow that section to keep up with the new landscaping being added by developers in public right-of-way. Before any now landscaping is installed by the City, landscape main- tenance strength should be sufficient to give it proper care. Also. f City-initiated projects should be selected according to established 1 projects. RECOK4ENDATION Thank the Meredith Gardens Hotrgowners' Association for their offer, but decline to undertake the project. Respectfully submitted, 1 � 1 FloydeKincilstrator itc, City FGB/DLC:p 1 •..•*.,��..:.L ..a.:.' �'..�.. a .• .:'i.r:✓•r—_.... ...__�.. .. ;5 . .. .... ..•a',..\•NM . .{. ».. .... •�...J) l �. +,r\.. G.,), ♦y 1i.t��l �N� :•�. tCr L• L 7 �l. November 8, 1976 firs. Harriet M. I{ceder, Hayor City of IfunFington Beach P.O. Box 190 Iuntington Beach, California 92648 Dear flarriet: On behalf of the Meredith Gardens Homeowners Association, I wish to) thank you for spending the evening of September Sth with our Board of Directors, and in particular, for a a3p to gut rcQuaqt far renzUu-ting-a-me4jan strip lands cap n9 ro lect o develo , Bob •hfietfl. ?"318""m�:e �t aryl Smith of Public Worf:s on Octo er Sth to discuss the landscaping plan, and we are quite pleased with the stamped concrete } design and choice of plants. As you know, the project cast was re-estimated at approximately S35 000 compared to an estimate of approximately $26,000 when the project was n tially considered in 1973. The MGNA Board of Directors discussed the median strip landscaping project at an October 13th creating, and we have voted unanimously to pledge $3,500 to { the landscaping project, provided that the City of Huntington B-:ach allocates ' funds for completion of the project during the current 1976-1977 fiscal year. The present condition of the median strip between Brookhurst Street and the Meredith Gardens Development is unsightly, with painted asphalt that has fallen into disrepair, needs, and shrubs that are affected by a naturally- occurring' swamp gas situation in the native soil under the asphalt. Ile urge � you to drive by the median stripp during the day to look at it Tor yourself, and we're sure you will agree tf�at the appearance is not at all consistent with that of the housing in the surrounding area. Ile request that you give this project your sincere attention and consideration �. for funding this fiscal year, and we offer our $3.500 pledge as material evi- dence that HS11A is genuinely concerned and willing to contribute toward the � improvement cf our City's physical appearance. I would very much appreciate hearing from you regarding the City's disposition of this matter. 5 cerely, Geor9"a Tayi V Y President, HGHA cc: All Huntington Beach. City Council Members Daryl Smith, Public Forks D Bud Belsito, City Hanager/ NOV 1 1976 CITY OF HutinNGTOW QEACQ i.CG fit " �,�., ADMINISTRATIVE �1,ro .""'q,1rQ:�.•...TdL.•.rv^..,_rite;. ..,. ...:..!►t�.ti_ ;7.w'.-+ ^�—'. .;•a.':'Y, . .., ..,.'....t:".wa�w►ay..vM;,:.. .""...:t0.:..:_?F.1".:'�*i•.'.. M V r.w..e�,��+J'.. l" City of Huntington�.! ." nti ton teach . � � .� � P.O. Dox 190 CALTDRIIIA 9240 111 FICT 01 IIIF CI'11' sit-'A'K i t i t ray 6, 1975 i Earl S. ilcCanna � P. O. Box 1078 Santa Ana, CA 92702 Dear Hr. McCannas The City Council of the City of 1iunLington Reach at its regular meeting hold Monday, May 5, 1975, adopted Resolution 4076, adopting the concept of and urging City-Wide t,nrticipation in the 1975 Coordinated Cleanup and Dcautif icat i css Program. j Enclosed herewith is is certified ca1Y of Reaolution No. 4076 for your information. Sincerely yours, r„t Alicia M. Wentworth City Clerk AMWsscb I Encloaure !±'.�u•, .,,..w.;. ,. .. ---"-w..�....:n�v:saw+�cs��::�i{q•s .yr-saZrT1�F • t , t r ,,, t ', '•(, `.. .Y , , l.. � fir' `. � } . ♦. ,'�. O MIILIMf Af O.[!!f ►•0.Of! 107! flrl♦.rI• tIL110lr1I l=70� ' U NT'r C?F f © 400 civic CENTER VNIVV WEST SANTA ANA,CALIFQRNIA {Mort aIA-2200 ARIA CDC 714 RUH APR 2 11975 D The Honorable Alvin Coen 011Y OF HUNTINGION BEACH City of Huntington Beach ADNISIRATM OFFICE 5z0 Pecan Avenue Poet Office Box 190 Huntington Beach, California 9Z646 Dear Mayor Coen: Attached is a sample resolution proclaiming the City of Huntington Reach's adop'•;on of the concept of, and its intent to participate in the 1975 Coordinated Cleanup Ec Beautification Program. The Orange County.Board of Supervisors has recently adopted a similar resolution on behalf of the County. It would be greatly appreciatcsa ii your city will adopt the attached sample resolution. A continuation of two previove annual Cloan»up Programs, the 1975 project will be a joint effort 1-,, the State, County and Cities. Your support of and participation In the 1375 program will nrican that all of us, together in a concerted effort, encourage and recognize organizations involved in environmental improvement projects. Awards will be presented in July to groups who enter program competition Any efforts by those concerned with environmental beautification and/or ecology-orlented activities are invited to enter. Entry forms are available by calling 834-3475. Very 1 0, ar S. McCanna Coordinator 1975 Coordinated Cleanup & Beautification Program ESPd/tfZ3a Attachment �na"O"'Jrlcj�' v 5161Z5- ti)it.K::� paL vr..,..1, ..•dT+:Y r.,...:ity�)� {�!? :.. • a. •. ... .,,y,:1,,, ♦. ••.,'. ' I Hr .• I+} .•,r n� S�� 'Sx �.. I'+ ! IS�s ,ll:' : r r A I(E OLUT1011 NO. 4076 A RESOLUTION s.1P `Pliis' G I TY C-01ING 111 i III THE is I'PY 01" HUNTINnTON BEACH ADOPTIU(; ' HN' COUCEPT OV' AND UROINO CITY-WIDE PARTI O iPAT1014 III 'ttlit, 1 !)75 COORDINATED CLEANUP Atli) HEAUTI I!'I t'A`i TON PisOGRAM i 1 WHEREAS, becau:-.e of the tiro at rm icern I'or t.tirr onvironrnnnt. , there is Increasinl� nt'avvncr:,:, (it, the v::711(• ur' ccsmmun i ty iret:t.er•- meet and the need for progrnmo to vl:-,ur)1 Ir1Ights ; and i The development W' civics prlde and the Involvement of dedicated and coneevneci In voinrn-,r+tiit.y het;terment: }svo- arams is a vital :-,ter► Ir+ :r c•l'ror.L to improv(� our environment; and The County or Orantre hn:, Vvillivo-tvil eae.h Or the twenty-SIX cities within the county to t'rseu:: u t tent t on ► pon and give :tpect t a l emphasis to pro j ctn dv-.-,t j1.nvd to onhanuo the vivi I ronment: duri nrr the ,nonth of May; and The Governor or mie stat.v or Ccrl t ror•n„j hao traditionally proclaimed the month of 1-1rr;,� :ru t)c% l n/T; tsnt i-1 I L"t;er month in California; and A coordinut•ed e.1'fort by the :,tn t:e , -ount:i er-, and. Cities will result in inerean ed c!fi'IcIvnc,v , more converted news media coverage, and fuller pi3bl is i nt:x,r•c►vt , Now, THEREFORE, BE I'r that; the city Counc.11 or the City of Huntington Reach doo-.; her•�!tsy jiv:,(:1aAm Ita adoption of the concept of, and .Ito Intent to part i e I pate In a coorrl 1- nated Cleanup and Beaut•il'leat ion Progrion clurine, the month of May 1975, and does f urttrer ur•rrc nYI c.1 t.3 zenn and or gabinationo of thiu city to plats to take what:evor• .+utiori lio. .91ble t'o ini- tiate beautification pi-o- ect:., Incliulinl* goTlel-al cleanup, repnirrc , landscaping and litter• }st+:kop, In ctrcter to IwI)rove the environ- 1 . •1 ' /ahb f ".`..�+as NtYaf.A d{..:TY:I:�i.�'.�".»:`il:�.",.'::'Yt^:us:+r.,.. _.......�.. _-�,,,,.µ.'v: ;,.._.::F',�.e..•r^..-r.^..^'.....-ass.-rye ys�:iZ:.i.T1«r1'Y.�'.iL�w+.�. r 1 , 1 , ..r .i •. ,: � �� 1. '�,'. meet. PASSED Atli) tl,y 'Av- CI1,Y Crniirl• I I 11,' Life CI t•y clr Huntington Bench at. :1 III- 1 I llif 1101d rill thc. it'll dgy of May , 1975. Mayor f ATTEST: A.. TO !1'f RM- 1►Ugl 11. N !IVA, Clt.y At:t.vrnc!,v ��2-4toe Ct •y C I erk & - Ae1,1 ►ig :I t.;! At torn iv APPROVED AS TO C(1!J'i'EIi'Y1': City Administrat•11v i i , t 1 ' 1 ,1� -1 :yMmif;-7fii :-::«z,rur�..-- .. .-.-�..�.�.+•i..aw+rw.r-•Wl.'.i.7tlrG"C'�i�,�.�M,�11 r��'L�L:rIfMi� ~•` n Res,f o.A076 8IAT1 01 CALIFORHTA ) C0IIK1'Y OF ORANGE ) so: G1TY OF HUMINGTON BEACH ) I, ALICIA M. NEMWORTII, the duly elected, qualified City Clerk of the City of Huntington Beach, and ex-offieio Clerk of the City Council of said City, do hereby certify that the whole number of members of the City Council of the City of Huntington Death is seven; that the foregoing resolution Was passed and adopted by the affirmative vote of more than a majority of all the members of said City Council at regular meeting thereof held on the 5th day of May , 19 75 , by the following vote: AYES: councilmen: Wigder,_ Bartlett, Coen, Matney, Shipley, Duke, Gibbs NOBS: Councilmen: 2aona AB5EUT: Councilmen: Ilona /� • . rJ• AP City Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach, California h.".,^ 1.7—i�'.', ��:•.i..�..:� i..h l••..- •.� Mu:M.�;;r:'.icwi+"�.._. ..._._�..«p7 �.,.- .".:1':Sit:s.rw•.»---•— «Y:►..a�xy VS-�f.l7 La^.%Cf,".C':..Yr.�+� i.�Ur.Lisl�Ylr�'.M rIP , x, •WHITE*'Cs"'ATTOplRv t , CITY OF IIUNTINGTbN IfFACfI' Na. art.utr-,crry CLCIV K �- � tiFtttt:ra-Ciy wtstttKtsTstr►"roa �, t CANARY ""crAaaraatrNTAa, REQUEST for ORDINANCE or RESOLUTION Pair Request m 1r,by _► Urpartment 4 .5 /73 City Administrator INS-CRUCfIQNSs file request in the City Administrator'sjctsD6cc%qry, `rrI ce quickly a o'6111 I,ut not later than noon,one week prior tc.the Council Alerting at which It Is to be introd►�ccd. Print or tyre fo City Attorney's u►- in preparation of ordinance.In s separate paragapb outline briefly reasons for the tequrm of Counc %cti.Attsch all avers pertinent to the sui,;rct:A%J;ppropristiun reqursts must be tiearad slid approved by the nircctor of Finance before submitting to City Administrator's ofGcs� f r,>7a'� Preparation of an ordinance or Resolution is hereby requesirds Please propare a resolution par the attacnod pr�;1pi ih8 the city of Huntington Beach's adoption of the cone pt of,`and its Intent , to paxticipato in the 1975 Coordinwc,ol C nd Beautification Program. l Desired effecthm date Signed: Approwd as to availshiliry of funds Di�re`ctor of Finance' City At►otney=Qlemie prrpsre and submit printed copies to this office bye ',��'Citt Administrator . / .• � :fir• ''` , t, �A ON CITY of �iii NTINGTON BEACH INTER-DEPARTMENT COMMUNICATION +Nr+wcioro tea+ TO Mr. 'David D. Rowlands, City From Recreation Parks Administrator and City Council Commission Subject Schematic Design - Victor Terry Date April 3, 197S f q''?!�_ i Park 0o i i Racreation' Land Planners of Placentia have completed the schematic design for Victor Terry Park, located on . Taylor Drive west of Beach. Blvd. . The design contract calls ! for a design, budget of $105,000 for the 5 acre park, exclud- ing street improvements, clubhouse remodeling perimeter walls, playground equipment, outdoor lighing and multi-purpose; i courts. I At ,a recent meeting of the Recreation and Parks Commission. upon motion by Bill Barnes and second by Lee.: Mossieller they unanimously approved the schematic design of Victor' Terry' .Park as presented by Lynda Ferris of Recrea- tion Land Plannera. RECQWWWATION. T, .: 1- � � hat Recreati.an Land' Planne'rS be authorized to :proceed with 'proparat:ion, of ,the working dxnwings for the - proposed Victor Terry Park. Att: . ment. Memo '3/17/75 ..to` D.D. Rowlands -�,.P.ark 'de a�h veit;rment . 'priority schedule. orm. Worthy Se retary; TRecreationParkS Cotrmission NW`:kI .,... .�+....1 ..+`ram• ■�� MW sooner �s • Mis low M® ass ®® MM �� • rf M MIM Millis, IMM ,. • �� -� �ItllfllHHt1Nli1/11111 �ml�,� - MM �. �� i1[111I1111t1lttll�Rlt1�1 • ��1�� ' �lIL �� !i 1!!=ItRtfllRlill RI'It � — {�Et[t{tltllltlltlllttltl gills i111ltlillllllltf �. 11H111q/il1!l1111!{lii I[Itlfll[t(�I{{111{Itlt �� , � IF111111I[1I11I11t1lt 11111111111111111.1141 all Its :. 1111111111111t1111[f111f tltll�ltttllillll[ltillt �� • ! 1lIIi[R11rIII[Ni 111tt1U1!{litltElttltEt lift III III1111111131111111 fill 1111111M1111fH1is) • 11l1ttttllltl H1IIlltl111 . 1U111ftI1R{tUlilillltlt 71, '. • 1<IIil1!!lllfllf!!�1l1r1111 ' 1l1,111{list llll 11iftlt{ l still 11l11111 sills N[fit I, !!tlli.firlltl�ll.i!t�rllii • IIt gill I1111s IMI11:1InI • 11tt/1rYr11l�llrriti�tll• ti. i MTER DEPARTMENT COMMUNICATION >i i To Mr. David D. Rowlands From Recre;►tion f Parks Commission City Adm=nlstrator 4 Subject Park development priority pate March 17, 1975 sclieci�cic The Recreation and Park:; Commission recently approved thw following priorities far Park development in viek, of the current lack of cash in the Park and Recreation Facilities Priority Acquire 20 acre Sully-Miller gravel pit S 700,000) 1 (State Park bonds, H.C.U. matching grant) $ 750,000 Acquire 1. 5 acres of Lambert Park 5U,000i Develop 2 acrn Robinwood Park 50,000) Develop 2 acre Pleasant Viev Bark 50 ,000) 2 Develop 3 acre Newland Park 70,000) $ 3750006 Develop 5 acre Terry Park 1S0 , 000) Develop 2. 5 acre !Hawes Park 55,400} Develop 4. 5 acre Golden West Cnllc�e fields 5,000) Develop 2 acre H.C.P. chlorination & water 15,000) tank 1 ) 3 Develop H.C.P. additional walks , landscaping 5,000) $ 25, 000 around Ifuekr s, bike racks , picnic tables and } hay phones ) Develop 11 acre. Marina Park 241 ,000) 4 Develop Golden West College field lighting 125 ,000) $ 368 , 000 Acquire 3 acre Hamilton parcel in H.C.P. 90,00U S . Construct Murdy• bleacher section 8 ,000) Construct Edison .bleacher section 8 ,000 Arevalos shade structure 50000 Arevalos lighting (per yr . rental) 480) Chris Carr "Imagine City: . 80500) Lark' View lighting 3 ,580) G College View lighting 3,580) $ 87, 840 Gisler Park lighting 40200) Wardlow Park lighting 41000) H.C.P. walkways 1.00000) H.C. 11. lighting 32, S00) TOTAL. . . . . . . . . . . .$1, 695, 940 3 • � .. • .,.. ..., .-•.•.� .�..... •.._.y„_aa.,.si i:.�•%ttL•i,�::ram•..,- o.t:.«.. i rZ r a iji j,t.�1' �! •i ttl '^ }ft t �a ifJ �tS70. '�1 i / r ° • ! ,� l+l ..,. Memo re: Park development* pr3. rdty chadule, Date: Mnrch 17, 1975 YJ The Commission felt the S noighborhood park& currently under design should be combined into one contract as soon as the � • fund builds up enough to cover the antic:iputed expenditure. 111by felt the softball field at Golden West College could be cons g constructed in-house.• but that the lighting of the fields aiiel construction of Marinn Comnuni.ty Park should tako a later priority. in view of the slow down in residential construction in Huntington Beach and, hence, u 50% reduction in sub-division , fees the punt two veers, the Recreation and Parks' Commi.ssion d also untiniroously recommended the City Administrator and - City' Council consider increasing the Park and Recreation Facility• fund tax from 170 to 20t per each $100 of the City' s assessed value with the amount received from the: 34 increase to be used exclusively for park acquisition and dovelopment• programs. Respectfully submittoit, hft� /�d7 .1 f iy, SecrAnary Recreation and Parks Commission { NW:ac cc: Recreation $ Parks Commission I I . • .tie. i i •i n t `� MM.4.iMM.Ci.hx.n4.•w.•1•-.•w.,rwg4-r eww+ti.r...—.�_ .. ..�„ ''1 J. d CATV OF HUNTGNtCTON SMACH INTEF•DEPAnTNIENT COMMUNICATION IKh11K.TRN ItA01 To Rr. David D. Rowlands, City From Recreation G Darks Adminstrator and City Council Commission Subject Schematic design - Golden West pate April 3, 1975 �2 College Fields v. ry! Recreation Land Planners of Placentia have completed the schematic design of the proposed softball/soccer fields within a 4 . 5 acre site at Golden West College. The ultimate goal of the Recreation f Parks Department is to have a multiuse falty which will accommodate two softball games simultaneously or one soccer game . The facilities are also proposed to be lighted for night game under the control and supervision of the department . At the last regular meeting of the Recreation & Parks Commission upon motion by Darell Carter and second by Harry 'turner they unanimously approved tha revised schematic plan for the fields. RECOWIENDATION: That Recreation Land Planners be authorized to proceed with preparation of the trorking drawings for the B proposed joint-power development project at Golden Nest College. orm Wort iy, Sec etnry Recreation Parks :Commission NW#k1 j -�rl� GOLDEN WEST CCUEGE • HUNTINGTON BEACH, t�LIFORNIA (` • P.FAWNAVENUE .mow: � 1C •,a.��c�li",t�a� l� w TEkN:3 M'a i1W.K if Ay E 1 y t' rta0 r r i ertt i,ll:� J 1� Il t y COVAIS Kas la 3J w+ tc � A, J � tit. � t��\ I �t3E� +x"� 4t T 1�• l J • t' 4 t �'; ` P � .-,«..•.aiaiati..v.✓>.u.t t�.e t t tTi. 114J�6� � y.( J i •� � � `F ��'•• Wt srtra w tt-a# � J n ti S yti{� i�y• `7j 4 �'• � . l� r� � ti NANO � �r t. -r11\a :l�, ,/ :•L#J•r.:r'Y..,tJ t._..,.:._ ... ;n.aa\s tiLL1 1'• ,�•I'a MAI f .� •.+ • F � via !t Y e•s ��'� 2 raL/r <�..iw s tlI`I�F.' � P �� r •.. i { \\�` � •r':ttryi Is1;.7u•,. #Y?�:.x IIRN : r, Cr + r31 1•� 12 .. { • �' • qua..\W►I4 i 1'.�t � T r L,1 •'�c1 +�37 I )y, r` Kffy , EDINGERAMWE to San t>+WPteway—Ewth -------�► Admialstrabon—4A Fine and Applied Arts—8 NM Bureau—12 W.kstore—9A Forum One--2 Nurse-16 Gusiness—3 Forum Two--17 Pa4lon—18 Calelerla--90 health Sciences—IS Ree Ed—18 „�, Channel so-17 Health Services-18 Restrooms--CM College Affa'rs Qftire—93 Humanities,Ails and Sciences—21 Snack pars-98 rand 18 Coliege center—y8 Law Enforcement--16 Social Sciences--3 Communications—5 Library---7 Ttchnol 19 Corrununity Center—12 Maintenanto—13 Telecommunications---17 Community Strikes--12 Mathematics and Silences--1 Theater--20 Computer Center--7 Media Center—7 Trade and Industry—14 Cosmetology---16 Mtn's P.E.---10 Women's P E.--11 ! Educat(ora(ServicesCenter--48 Music—6 J. vW4 e . r 1 i •t,��.4t,, S , M+ t. t i � { ri i' ,53Y 27 July 1972 n TO: City Council FROM: City Attorney SUBJECT: Resolution of Intention to Participate in County-wide Cleanup Program The County of Orange has requested that all cities in the county respond to the need for environmental improvement by participating in a county-wide pro- gram. Upon recommendation of the Department of Pul, is Works and request of the City Administrator, we .ransmit resolution declaring the city' s intention to participate in such program. Respectfully submitted, DON P. BONFA City Attorney /ahb Attachment , 3 4 August 11, 1972 . d r u Board of Supervisors Comity of Orange P.O. Box 687 Santa Ann, CA 92702 } Gentlement The City Council of Huntington Beach at its rs lar meating ! Monday, August 7, 1972, adopted ReBalution No. 3338 I indicating Choir intention to participate in a coordinated I clannup programs during May, 1973. I' Bncloced is a cartified copy of said resolution for your iuddsmation. Sincervly yours, i D Paul C, Jonas City Clark PCJsaw Enc. r _ ,rDA larch 21 , 1972 vr, nnv}d in01,1RtIds City Administ:ra lor- Funt ington trench, Cal l-1 ornin ;tear Hr. Row1nnds, I am writing, in reVponeu to City Council's request .Uhnt Iior>l✓ Council provide you i-;ith written support for our resolutlon presented rt the Harch 20 meet- ing, reSarding tho landscaping of nedinn strips on mn jor arterials. As stated at that time HOi F, Council's and my own feelings are that dcr✓pito City staffs previous c=m- ento red:arding high cost; of maintaining lordscc;ped mediansI some serious thought should bo given to the installation of low-maintenance evergreen shrub- bery In these median strips. A good, example of this type of treatment in that used in the City of Fountain Valloy on Vagnolia just north of Garfield avenue in the vicinity of the ped- estrien crossing recently installed. The basio median ` Is a aamen t: surface with n heavy cobble-stone inset and s1r le Jtinipera in individual planter areas at; { approximately four-foot intervals. I sincerely hope that you and your stuff can evolve some tivorkabl,e proposals that' will be acceptable .to City Council. I would like also to take this opportunity cn behalf of ROME Council to kel.nowe you nrd to expresn our hope that your association -•tit,11 Huntington beach will be a long and happy one Sincerely Yours ►ter►.., •_ .R.� ..�.,_ ' Arian Parkinson President cc: City Clerk File 3 0 ` :it ! it 1•: .� 0 1, 11 T r 1) t,'Ii1;Ifi.l�+S, the member:► of the I:ui►tingtori :lonuli 110?•12 Council have in tho i'nst nuP1►arLed cl.vic beauti— ficab.,ioit projacts-i: om.• city; turd Y,Ili;111:AS, membors concur %dWi the llmitiwrton Beach Fnviroi►menhil coulicil in cicpla1•is+Lv 1,110 m phal•I+ing of the median strip on Deach Boulevard: 11011' TM-,'1Z'il'0iU: DL IT RMSOUVED Win',, 11{1ME, Council urged: ��. (1 ) prol)cr pla.tuinu wild iilot,alltAioil of l.andsaapod modian stripy alone; tauj or arterials in our ci Lyp and (1 The+ City Council to direct the ci. y :staff to plait and install a lasidsomped median strip on Brooic— litirs•t: Struot concurrent vith tho completion of the Orange Coup-by Sanitation District pipcilxiic project. � Adolrtotl by HOME', Council at- its rrSul ar mecting 01i Jaituctry 26, 1972 Lorraine Faber, soerutary r • $ February 1972 TO: City Council FROM: City Attorney SUBJECT: Resolution Establishing Guidelines for Landscaping Arterial. Highways At Council direction , we transmit the attached reso- lution establishing additional guidelines for land- scapIng arterial highways in the city. Respectfully submitted, r DON P. BONFA City Attorney /ahb Attachment w � ,LS N..^ ,r..w. 't <-- ..., ...r .,,.._-•....._._..._ .s.r •. ...r c—:f.w .., ..:( .. — �--....n.,. -. ..,., i......, ...� .,r;..,... . ,. . ,. . .. , ,. ,♦f�w J: tl:.t 4 elf j• • Huntington Beach Planning Commission P.O. ©OX 19D CAWFORNIA 92644 February 79 1972 TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL FROM: Planning Commission RE: Resolution No 1082 ATTIJ: Brander Castle, Acting Administrator c V ryrnt�r Paul Jones, City Clerkri Gentlemen: Transmitted herewith is the Planning Commission Resolution No. 1082, adopting criteria to serve as Guidelines for Landscaping along Arterial Highways. The Planning Commission approved said resolution on January 4, 1972 and recommends adoption by your Honorable Body. RespectEL.11y submitted, l . e . K.A. Reynolds Secretary KAR:jh Encl: Resolution No. 1082 f 1 1 } I t y 1 y RESOLUTION NO 1082 -- A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY PLANNING COIrLMISSION OF THE CITY OF HUNT.INGTON BEACH ADOPTING CRITERIA TO SERVE AS GUIDELINES FOR LANDSCAPING ALONG ARTERIAL HIGHWAYS. WHEREAS, the Planning Commission of the City of Huntington. Beach has established landscaping standards for arterial highways where such highways abut residential developments, and WHEREAS, the Planning Commission has been requested to deviate from these standards , and WHEREAS, the Planning Commission has determined that further criteria should be established to serve as guidelines when reviewing landscape plans that do not conform to the adopted standards. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Planning Commission of the City of Huntington Beach does hereby adopt the following criteria to serve as guidelines for landscaping along arterial highways; 1. The general public derives the most benefit from landscaping along arterial highways. 2. Landscape plans for arterial highways approved by the Planning Commission and City Council represent the minimum amount of landscaping needed to satisfy the public interest. 3. Landscaping other than that approved by the; City should be owned and maintained by a homes association or the developer; except, that upon recommendation from the Subdivision Committee, the area to be landscaped may be increased. Resoluticn No 1082 This does not allow plant materials and irrigation facilities to differ from city requirements. 4. Where the entrance to a development is land- scaped with plant materials that do not meet city requirements or if the area is sub- stantially increased for the benefit of the development, such area will be owned and main- tained by a homes association. 5. The size of plant materials may be increased. b. The developer will be responsible for m6ln- taining newly landscaped Areas for a period of one year or until the development is com- pleted, whichever time is greater. 7. The developer of a Planned Residential Develop- ment will have the option to develop a walled-in community similar to a standard subdivision or an open community similar to an apartment complex. REGULARLY PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City Planning Commission of the City of Huntington Beach, California, on January 4, 1972, by the following roll call vote: AYES: Boyle, Kerins, Duke, Porter, Bazil, Higgins, . Slates. NOES: None. ABSENT: None. T11E RESOLUTION WAS ADOPTED. ATTEST: K. A. Reynold Marcus M. Porter Secretary Chairman ;c t t #MtTEMENT OF THE ACTT014 OF Y COUNCIL `'6 - Council Chamber, City hall 11ttntington Beach, California �!orttlw. . Jontrary 3 , 1972 i'i,lyol- Mccrac•kt.:l called the regtilar meeting; of the (: l tv !: !unc 11 of tt:1-'CitV of lhtntington (leach to order at 4 : 30 31clock P.M. COunc i llr(;n 1'reser:t : jt_ol-(� j(itc ,ibGs Plaenc• Cvell, "1cCrnckl•11 S�ey� _ ar`riveea n L 4 Ccunr i br.,�n Abscrr - . .n vh'ki..+-•k**i--k.h ! lr# .tk�rxk*1'�F*��I�r�1�r�it�rk*>E �Ir9rAx7Yk i� 1�k�Y ti ,t Fjp-&4 JZJ)S & S PR INGDALE - APPROVED 'rhe. ;l:ritll; City infurn)ccl Counc= 1 th:lt tl',e cost Of lrltlrl- SC,t!'�it:�� t:110 channel in tho vicinity (if Edwards J1ventiv 1111) S r•.'c't :t-cl 1.' f►(' clvnrur.l lr.�t�� l}' !'14000. He s tnt('J that 1•1111s warl' hall :1povoved by tilt Council asid Des igri Rov Iew li •-ill ► 110 wishes, tilt` t:() e(jI1:11011ce tit tlifs till;(.' , apprc., a l it, tlt'l'dc Lit 5.',J00 frorlr the Contingency Fund , as this Was not %) huciteted i t e-. 1)y M,1tnoy , Counei.l :1pproved the expendCtur.e of 000 frorl til. t:'�ntinl;t nc.y Funtl for the purposo of landscaping t'11r channel ill tli(' %'icinity (if I:dvar.ds Avc-twe and Spein?,dale Srres:t , by tli( t'� lltfleil}�; rtI l 1 r•� ! i t'c�t(• 11Y ES' (;c;utic i lslu•11 : Slli.pl eye, RarL Le tt: , Gibbs , Matno y , Cooii , McCrackel sMES ; coullc 1 ltlivn : lNUlll ..h:nT : C00111' 1111111 : Green �A•k'k�l•,�l-*•k k,l"k•k k*�rk,k k�k le dr•k-k zt•#•*'�fr*,r*•k�'k•R•k*Jr*�l 7F�lc�nk�k k*-�c�r�t•'�F- On rllot ion by }lit r_tlet'i the regular meeting of l.h(' Cit:y' CuUncil, Of the City of iluntin ;ton Reach adjourned, ttt 10:07 l�•,1• to Wednesdny , Jaimary Y•2 , 1`J72 , in lie Cc1ttncI Chamber. The 1Rt,tioil Was 11aS.;ed b.1 t.ho Ln) 1owiIII; vot o :ti';!':; : Sllii�ll'., 13ntt} et'1 t;.ih}� , , Ai�•ttnty , Paul. C . Jones Civn , .'Sr (:r:lr_l:C'ls Cite Clerk and cat•-officto Mork alli� : 1': '11l' of the City Counr.il of the City Of Huntington Beach , Ca 1.i fornia A':'r 1::%•r George C. McCrac{.en Mayor Cil.y, f:lcrk S'1' TE 01' CALIFORNIA ' irOu11 t y n f Orange ) Ss : City' nf ll.ltntivigtO:1 Recich ) 1: , PAUL C. JONES , t:hc duly vlect:ed , qualified and rioting City Clerk of tilt, City of Huntington Beach, California, do hvrr.by cortify that the abrive and Foregoing is a true and correct Statelr,,,nt of Action of the Clt:,v C'aurlcLl of said City at tlicir regular r' tirlt; held on the '11%t day of January , ly WITNESS' lnv hand al'id ,u,11 of the said City of 11unt:ington Botch this th(y 7111 day uf jnii ir. t' 19 7a; t,ity Clrrl, jr o - +ft Ciprk Of tt,( Lae City f Win- 1 W,t on aeacil, ::+li '.'t.rnin 0-!P tl t Y "--^r�- J i ION Huntington Beach Design review aaad P.O. BOX too CALIFORNIA 02648 January 17, 1972 L ` TO: 0110RABLe MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL ��• . ,'�t FRQMt Design Review Board ATTHS Brander Castle, Acting City Administrator c •% Paul Jones, City Clark e RE: Landscaping of Futurt Flood Control Channels At Ito rejular meeting of January S, 1972# the Design Hoard discussed the Possibility of landscaping any future flood control charinals. The Board concluded that the ituntington Beach Ordinance Code be amended to require the installation of landscaping at the tide of construction on any future City flood control channels. Additioneily, the Board concluded that the possibility o: imposing this same requirement on future County :flood control channels be investigated. This recommendation is an outgrowth of the Board's recent action with respect to landscaping of the Slater and Edwards florid control Aha=ols. This recommendation was discussed at the Board's December Sth =acting and was well received by representativ^_s of the Sol Vista Property owner's Association. The Design Board recommends approval by your Honorable Body. R bort-Joe Vasquez J. Dos Hartf elder Secretary Chairman cet Mr. D. Carlberg Mr. Ka Kerins Mrs, C. Bauer Mrs W. Hartge Fir. D. Smith `+ MEMO RAN DUM .� �j• �i TO: City Council FROM: City Administrator a DATE March 24, 1969 ��.�� ,� 4:v �'' SUBJECT: 'mot r9� Tree Farr. After some discussion at a Council netting ill necember 48, the Administrator was Instructed to study the advisability j of a municipal tree farm and report to Council. Street Tree Supervisor Daryl Smith, in coopeTaation with Public ~darks Director.Jnmos R. 19hoele, , ho.4 presented rye with thorough and comprehensive information, including, estimated' costs involved. The developmeant of a five acre tree fern, including water system, grading, roads tend equipment, sfould cost betuaen $50.000 and $60000, not itl1cuding the cost of the land. It is estimated that the labor, not including administrative casts , would be $16,000 annually. Inquiries to the cities of Los Angeles , Pasadena. Santa Ana, Anaheim and Newport Beach reveal that all of tlaeso a�;encios operate a tree h,-ilding facility rather than a tree farm nursery. i It is the staff i'ecommenrlatiall that a holding yard be in- corporated in the now city yard site on Gothard Street with an estimated cost of preparation and equipment of $14,000 to S1s,000. It to further pointed out that it is absolutely necessary an order to develop a trot: holding yard facility, that a.,master plan of our city parks showing precise locations of lvndscaping aaaad architectural features, size and type of .tress needed, and a precise time schedules for development with _-egard to potential tr©c needs . It is the Administrator's nrd6sitedanion that Cothard bee tree includedTd ' facility at then y y in the new 1969-70 budget. Doyle !di l ler : Dot:hwo r 1 - • � � � 1 .J 16 April 1969 TO: City Council i ! FROM: City Attorney SUBJECT: Resolution No. 2975 The attorney's office has prepared the attached resolution adopting Master Plan Amendment No. 69-•2 in order to expedite the proceedings to obtain federal funds for the acquisition and construc- tion of the central city park. If the City Council desires to adopt this master plan amendment, it may do so after the close of the public hearing. Respectfully submitted, DOtI P. BOUFA City Attorney DPB:LAM:ahb Attachment f i 1...�,. • .....�.. ... K .... �-^�. .t. IIL ....._ ... ' .... . . .- lip .H. _..r�.,, 1 I380olution ITo. 67 2':9 Broclaiming April 1967 'is a CIVIC CAM` KO11M 1ESOL'UI'IOU OF Imo; DORM OF arrmylsom or OW GE COMP, MLIMMA uArch 80 19ST On =tion of �uporvinor Yeathorly, duly cocardad and carried, 1 tho fol2owing Rejolution van adopted: ` 1+CEREAS, thera in an increaving awareness of the need for civic {j i torutificction throughout thio County; aid NEIfa 'A£, in tho opinion of this Board. attention should bo foauaA upon tho, need for home boautification and littor provomtion; and r Ni31:F.Ws n-=h a progr= would givo irsuutus and nip Uiowica to 6atden elubss and othor civic organisations who viab. to embw0c 0.1 MV_U ai a progrmn; and MMUEAS. the Aranga County Lcmnr�.ul Garden Ceutor hinc requested 1. that tl:o month of April, 1Qcj7. be cot aside as a month in which cl(.en up, , horse baaatification, wA Litter proycation would bps given spocial irpetual '. + libu, rJM# IM IT ZESO �YI9 Lilac thin Board dooa 2aoroby f proola m the month of April. 1967, vz CIVIC I3El 1 lcOM in the Count;{ of Orange anti dooa fmrthor urge all citizens of thin County anti orgaai-- nationa :rIthin this County to tL&o uhatover notion they can daring the month of April, 19G7o for clean up, hou3 bouutification, wa littor provontior. ,Ayoot r3%varviaora 0. M. T&ATur aT.y, IVILLIM J. .THILLIPS, VIU. HIRSUIV, ,ALTOI1 3. AM MI oral DAM 1. PAM Noon: SWrviaoia Uonc Absent: aSuyarviaors Ilona %r't V-3 61P MED POLICY FOR DDULTIC110 OF PARKWAY TREM s PAIIM ITT= AND 1rjUIV!iF'Nr Thu City will cooparate with tho Voeona Diviaion of the Mw3ber of Coc=rce in acquiring oad ple:mting or installing csnteriala acq--fired by dotaaticon. It iv preferable that eJa moniea involved be handled and uncounted for try the Woocn'a Divlaion. Thlet Mill preclude any gaention of coolbration Vy a City Depa;tzelt in expending the c=ey no the donor edahon. Upou notice of *he amount of a donation and with knowledipe of what Port of gift is deoirod by the devor, the Purchasing Agent will prvivide a lint of itesssea available that fail vithin the amnunt of the, donation. Upon receipt or the donoral decision the Pw rbaaing Agent can ordar the item in the, denor+o aurae. The bill will be sent to the donor. Gifts of trees and ubrulo are freq%seut and should be docLlnad and t4b the material is properly balled or tkvod &nd dollwared to a M* site or tbo City Yard. Thio gill preclude City forcon workiog on private IXW3rty{ the tyma offer le for City to ra.^.vva a treo or ch rub from eti d2wrfa yard,. hrol.lowirig T•ocaipt of the SLft, Public Vorka tdll ach,e&dt► ttw plant£n3 or inatallatiou and notif;r tiPDIMC who trill arrange for any publicity or ceromany do*ired by the donor. I Any daciaLt. regardixg malt* or type of equip ten: wM be nade by the dcaar. " T7rica1 Coat for acate itch are ea follcuat 5 jpllonztroe 7.50 15 gallon tree 22,•50 8 foot Park Domeb 44.00 40 Genoa Tmab Container 80.00 8 foot Picnic 'Pablo 68.00 sliau, 8 V-ot high, 16 :feet long 2DO.OJ Swinpq 12 loot h:.gh, per ocat 50.00 Brocburea, Catalupva and price li.ata air, available sit th* Purchwix B}opo►rtswat. • . . 7 4•i .Jltli`IF 1/. � 1 t�:ttr� �c.'trrtkJ ,=��::rrtvztcr� �Ictzcicrt�; usEt7 �, � (; u i t;altllnuia. 1 ru)u(t 1a rshu .til,!> l!i};+t irdtU=fl t'llYiflrrr�tttl lUHlt( tllCI4N'+o 1« at.r Ihinim-ir fit 11mrd it Corttu(tantt G'ardvn Ch,14, Arlie 31.Frvsr,;1tturns-sl urtd Katiand Council of F'ndrriri,tr.J ang, 1.AL.A. State Garden Clubt, Inc. l.Vdia Carlbne Darts, A.5,1.:t, UArch 31. 1967 !Eon. UUyor apd. City, catuicil of Huntington x;A ti (;Jyic center -------- ...r....�..rw�ww�r fiuntiz><;tou Boarhe a lif. APR 17 Oeatlo�on: j The prorrura of Civic Bee>utificntSan bur, long been a prvJact of eardem clubs. Because of the significaZee: a Froclamtion eivea to a pm CrUM. v6 aei;ed the Chanty Board of surorvisore to prsclaim tho month of Ayril for 1 bovatification offortne 1 . . Jl t: i j tto mould appreciate ? btiviz ; the anclolsed resolution rued at onn of year aeetingw in April. Perhipm it will stilruu].ates inte�c'oet on the part ct thaao attewnit}; the lsoetiar. 'i`t>•stv'c y ao vvrr ranch ft,z holpinC to publiciro CIVIC 10AUTY MUM in Oranzo County. (1LNn, Weston .jalker) rxecutive Secreterg 919 North Olive St* sente, Auu, calif. 92703 t t fpmuzim 04'tt,e Qrale Colydy NWWWiot Gar4en a•.! tird Sa W4WY Fair Grcua•+cs In c4sto t' m A tivi.y ble-+ork-t to lrtntz Ano Ot"y bow cd to all %Vcr Vtttra+n ..,yr,.,fY 1 SY ,.. ... .T,. �♦ II I ! Yl r ;Ifvl.f f:> # krORACC cinr/tsr RCY140LD5 :22002 ISLANDER LANE NUNTI►CTON ©EACH CALIFORIIIA �(.11/,`/✓� fj+ January 4 , 1967 �J City Council Huntington Beach, California Attention: Mr. Paul C. Jones, City Clark Re ; Appearance of Block lulls Gentlemen: This letter will briefly restate my oral comments to the. City Council on January 3rd. r 1 I would appreciate the City of Huntington Beach to consider the following: 1. Study other communities - see horn they have eliminated � * ' walls, and in many cases provided openings and vistas. The city of Cypress offers a nearby example. 2. In the interest of uniformity, adopt a standard block for use throughout the city, perhaps an attractive slump stone (i.e. , Adobe block like in Santa Barbara) . L1 ", 3. Plant vines between tree plantings to soften wall faces , particularly where' walls reach ten to twelve feet in height. 4 . Master plan street plantings on the basis of scale and proportion. Experiment with new coastal tree varieties and don't overlook the attractive trees that have done ; so well downtown for so many years. 1 S. Use an accepted standard staking and tree tieing detail using plastic ties. Many trees are broken and girdled because binder twine is used to tie the trees to stakes. Obviously a broken tree cannot embellish a wall or shade a sidewalk. 6. Place the tree program and horticultural needs under the care of a qualified employed horticulturist, either under the Department of Public Works or more appropriately t under the Parks Department where "beautification" ulti.- ivately Should be coordinated. As expressed previously, my concern is with the visual ap- pearance of our "walled city" and I am sure my concern is shared by a portion of the community who will anxiously await the results of various studies and actions in this regard. continued - i ' L J i City of Huntington Beach Page Z January d , 1967 Again, thank you for the opportunity to submit these comments for your consideration. Respectfully submitted, race Ernest Rcynol s HER:cc 77 f 11 HORACC::rt11C5T RCYNOLD5 2208- 15LANOM LANr IfUNTINGTON IsCACri. CAIIFOl"^ t December 16, 1966 t G C — ! t City council City Clerk Huntington Beach, California ilr i q Dear Sir: - ...+ /• f Fountain Palle iagain' a�� It appears the City of needed eY : the way in this much needed effort to make• our ntnmunities attractive. Would you please take a moment to answer this letter as to what action the City Huntingtonrned for Beachiedtcity�. in this regard. I a JuSt ule, Sincerely, Landscapq 11 Or Ner) Valley A t•��.l�s l' +. �+ pine tviil ovi over Lrd raa•� Grace r st i�eynalds Tnosc bar_t a c e c ..a�•� ' . + eade t:o%ru ttti Sl::ter side of'F i wal'.s in Fountain �a.lt^ wail, Stallard .a/d. 1 Enels: "'nat be quite so barren if, P t i , The director said that it the t1, fat:re, Pa_-, s•Rer:Cat:a. L:•�,.:;� e:cp::irrt:�t is a success, III ' sec or Stan_'.cy�E._.�i�lr4..a.':Sae project uili be cnlarec•3�ti ; .said today. �•n inciuee aJ outer arterial-!"a' '.is:C plant-;;t:e:t ss•a111s. • . 1C tnQ, niL9 t.:c aim et r`iyi He edded In cases of real• i• b e A u i i fic:,:io:, 1•as herd ,�;;s F;, }arils Eac:t up 3 started, the director said. , a,-ttria. r a •x:ts, t he i T:a planting promra:;. ti:a�„iv pro:::s :i!irz, to plant sta:ied •'siz.c nt:n. of .cr;zc scar:,-. in +he t 46tc's residenu have trace-'t•ards. Fit re added, i ,rut ccrcc:red over t n c;:;t: axner: -- :t he uitliy; iratr,;;r barrea look of aster-`to %rater _ ^tain the r ,tal street t*alls." St«ffo,d?plarts f l suzord . :a i:t tl:e The lines rvc.tucll} Trill eit;► xl•o tr: %r cooperate � cover the aL'r Lc sai4, in Lhe be:. -_ pruJest The experimental plan:ir.� , ld coaw., :: rrt••nent' ttthas been dona along �1."•:' city hall. �r%venue b e t w e e n Bus'.::.: . r and Magnolia streets. F:.:ir.� Slater, crtapirr . t and '1:�.•.. cstdaw, ft'+ , r bctn p:s:.: a. i:. -% ee Ic::•? lio:s, wit.�i permission of tt e property o%v h e r s %nc�se4 !;mes back: up rn Slater,' + scarlet trumpet was planted, +inside the walls. Than trumpet: s _ , I i i 4JU ' L'a' Ytds0Pe St uW1 'Fbr Ni�iv Valley Are'' as .ThvA `hire-1 a cc d - tract vbe"rill Srcrar Ovei and r.'aye 1 +calla in Fountain Vatrry may cage dmra % Slater tide of t? W Mall, Stafford said., oot be qulta.so barren in the . A Iutrtte, .Patta•Ftccrestlntf, i i• The.dlrecter.sail that U the tl reictor` fitanles F:,,;c�� d'�nc vsnexlment is s success, li xn;lr Ecdap. the project will'be'enlarged G YNOrimeat3l Ville plant-sSttmet vralar;l athcx uter3al ft tng, with,Ibe.Ulm Of dty = tt t sa n t!llCatlaa, bas, been 1`Ie added Its csses'of zerri- F t dcats wb., yards back. ►;I t started, the_dl7 .eclor_ tald. ' to arterial street aaIlx,,t to e f The piAtsMI program trsa dl,,wculd be wfillog to plant started '11;.ce macy of the the scarlet trumpet In the i sitr's reilrienis'1>avt become yam• flowever, f added, f quite. concerped aver t b e thu a ners must be wlll;ng rattur barren.:lncl:of.arter• to watr-r and maiutatn f h C f fal: ctmt •iralis," ` Sr..afforn plants. said. • Stafford said anyone In the The vines 6ehtually trill city.wbo wants-to cooperate cove Ilia,walls, he` Shad. fn the .beautllication,project Iliexperimc�nitl 'psaatinx eavld contact his drpattmz nt. hart; been,dare along„Slater in city hall. : . ? Av�rue.,b e t w ve ii Sushard nnG: hiagnolla ctrt et,. ;.�" .�"..x.U".^QrMt'. .,. Facing SIattT, creeping'(It a4 r t and ycUo.v -crsklaW. b a r e beet-r�eirted: in.three laca- •dons, wl!.'r frrrnt:tslon of the property owners whme bam es ba-A up on ,Slater,, zcarlet-truinjpet was planted; Guide the ssalls.,?ba 4urrpctJ i e T HORACE r-MIEST REYHOLQS 22002 ISLAIIQCn LAPOC 1/LfNTINOTON orACK CALIFQRMA 1 i December 16, 1966 City Council PLat RE City Clerk EDEC21 Huntington Beach, California 1966 Dear Sir: Lmu It appear, the City of Fountain Valley is again leading s the 'way in this much needed effort to make our communities attractive. Would you please take u moment to answer this letter as t to what action the City of Huntington Beach is taking in this regard. I am concerned for our "walled city". Sincerely, - e, qorace r st eynolds I Encls: ` i ('• /� Alin . V Suggeations presented by H. L. Reynolds to be included with his letter c� ich was referred to the Planning Commisslon by the City Council: 1. Adopt uniform materials. 2. View other communities. 3 . Plant vines. 4. Heater Plan street trees -- by variety & size. 5. Consider street trees under a Iiorticulturaliet & Parka Dept. Avoid binder twine & oleander.shrubs. E3cplore other vari.etien. 'a 4 J• f'• ,t i�53j I,�K1 ' frrr' 1..: �....,,t'11 .I .7-..., , .1 . .. r•.. e .• ..i .. ..^•. .. r - ' ••• l.. �'� ' _ s `t,� rl n;.'7'f� ti��f��.�. • Suggestions repented by P. E. Reynolds to be included with his letter wgich was referred to the Planning Commission by the City Council : 1. Adopt uniforra materials. . • 2, View other communittes. 3. Plant vines. 4. Haster Plan street trees by variety & size. 5. Consider street trees under a Horticulcuralist & Parks Dept. Avoid binder twine & oleander.shrubs. 6. Explore other varieties, .wrc�+a r twrw'tZr.eeM �•.v Wit.. i w. .. T ..w w.►.... n w: +r.-+ rr.•• , zsrm Tyr+ 7 ? F c_7.''r. s..f r;r• . . ,_ ',j:; �f . ;rx ! rt��iu r7 '4 J , - } Suggestions presented by H. E. Reynolds to be included wi�,tti his letter which was referred to the Planning Commiaaion by the City Council ; 1. Adopt Uniform materialn, • 2. VLcw other communities. 3. Plant vines . 4. !taster Plan street trees -• by variety & size. 5. Consider street trees under a iiorticulturaliat a Parke Dept. Avoid binder twine & Oleander.shrubs. 6. Explore other varieties. { [fit ..r. r-ne++^a..+ '.et ..rri -:'• '^ .... ,- M r«�r•.r�--' <n rrIf�imMr.c- f CITY OF HU rrmTO1l imcit APPRO'J o r LIST OF PARM;AY TRYIS 1 TPA ACCEPT: AND APPROYM BY TIM CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH FOR PAFEW 1 PLAKTIN3. THE PARK D FAMEW KIST BE 1110TIFIED BFYORE ANY TREE IS PUNTED. ' 4 f e 1. CA,LL=vsoN, L XEDLATUS (IM-10 BOTTLE BRUSH) 2. EMALYPUT,=y COMMA (LUTE TREE) , • 3. LTGALYFJ'US j IM tWRJII 4. FICUS, NITIDccA (IIiDIAN I.AUR,r�i,) 5. ILYx, AIZAC�LRE als (W=DN HOlu) 1, JT I` 6. S, InWRUHp LXVIGUI.1 (10MMF PRIM) 7. PINUBS CANARWaIS (CANHARY ISLAND F10) • S. F=0SPORUH, MJDALATUM (VICTORWI BOIL) 9. SCHINU3, TEMItiTHIFOLUS (BRAZMWI PL•TTIM) 10. OLEI Ei7RAPF, vFAU==S" (OLIVE TREE) 11. FICUS RUBIAIHO.SA (RL*TY LUF FIG) .12. EUC mu Bt aTHII (LTLL2 PILLI TREE) 13. TRZTAN7.4 COZTMA (1311IBBA11% DOI) 14. =ALMUS PMMLIA (I= FLCNLaSl;G GUH) 15. DOD01ML VISCOSA PURPURM (HOPSEM TREE) E 16. EOGALYmm CTPRI om (ImN 5CFlmm Gmi) 17. PYRuS leAWAKA)ICI (VRdl-rLess PC AR) TRW TO BE KAI= OH ARTERIAL HIGHWAYS, OR UK= EnWS COVDITTONS i (POOR SOIL, PROXIMITY TO OGF.Atil ETC.) 1. LTGUSTRUH, JAPOHICUM (Jt1P/l mE PP' . ) 2. MYOMMUHt LAETMI 3. 2tERI[ q OLEAIr73 H 4. scHIHUs, TF�LIDINT'�iIP'OLIUS (9RnzILII+t1 KU-PER) 5. 'WASHD4T0?llA, ROHUSTA (K=GA.N FAN) F' ell) � 1� � r�a�xArr�u�� SEP 61966 TOs Doyle RMer, City Adainintrator FRAM: Director cif i'ub2lc Works --- L2- DATE: September 1, 196, BUWEC'T: Trce Farm Study Attached in a report prepared pursuant to the Council request for a cost study for a city owned tree farm, Based on au economically practical size of operation we would expect to spend about 935,000 for initial capital outlay and an annual operating coat of about $16,000. It .appears to rue that the holding yard operation would be the Croat satisfactory for us. This involves maintaining an inventory of trees for a maximum of 12 months for the planned planting program. With that amount of lead time we can purchase and plant most advan- tageously. We can do this on existing city property and would need about Yx an additional employee to meet our noeda. It does not appear that we would be able to recoup our invest- ment in a major tree farm venture. amen R. Vheele Director of Public Works JRW:ace 4 j Attach. i •. \ 1 ' .a • S :l r rs � t• REPORT TO: W. S. Lewis FWH: T. G. Bushard DATE: August 29, 196 SUWECT; Praposed Tree Farm This report is prepared pursuant to-the instraction from the City Council to the Director of Public'Korks during the regular meeting Iof`the City Council on August 15, 1966, requesting detailed information as to the advisability of establishing a Municipal Tree Farm. The farm, if established, will be used to grow trees suitable for parkway planting as well as plantings for our develop- ing park system. This report in divided into the following sections for study and analysis: Section A - Reports from vaii.ous local municipalities as to their experience in tree farming. Section B - Reports from two local wholesale nurseries as to their observations and recommendations in this regard. Sectica C - Estimate of cost for establishing and maintaining a tree farm. Section D - Summary and conclusion. SF:CIZOH A . an affirmative attitude for a city operated tree fa m-ad nurse n From our conversations we were able to come up with one person who had ry. This come from Hill Bell, Street. Tree Superintendent for the City of Long Beach. I am enclosing a report Bi1.I, gave to the Nursery, Landscape Tree, and Turf Conference, held in Riverside, California on February 3, 4, 5, 1965- Bill mentions in his report that he hoped to be on the black side of the ledger in 1965, but our recent conversation indicates they are still in the red after sevan years. Ben Koral, Park Superintendent and City Forrester from the City ,of Santa Ana said they have had a small nursery for several years and have always shown deficit spending. They are trying to discontinue and have strictly a tree holding yard. Mr. Koral's figures show where we would be putting at least $25,000 into starting a nursery operation with at least a $20,000 annual budget. As he state,, "You can buy an awful lot of trees and shrubs for that kind,of money." Anaheim has slowly eased out of tree farming and have strictly a holding yard to meet their demands. They 'felt the operation was too costly. Gorden Smith of Buena Park Ins a small operation underway with both ehr.-ubs and trees being grown. No seeds are planted and they do no-propagation,. strictly trying gallon plants and transferring them to five gallon and fifteen gallon containers. This operation does not seem successful in the long run, n.r•!.ar'tAC r!!'�y,�f,71'"'I4.i.5 A n 1^\.r� y.�..}7..Yi `:t r�:.,o- M � , ti � .. � :.t.�. ^ ems'.~ F.'rY .)_t.�,iY=+�Zv.�v�l+pw""l7� K.�Ir('RfNM/ f�1•{'M��'r Yy.S, Yr:p\!i � �y.��•�1. ', � .. • { .. ft1 . i�(!�j!f!!�� {,�h�h r+�:♦ rid f •ter � _ } :t A f Report Page 2 Jack Rogera, Street Tree St_perinteadent from the City of Los Angeles, Iwo a nursery for nhrubs and baueuet oftflowers for t�bouth$15ding�"�p Yard, He se states th�ty can grog a $10. 9 taxpayer's waste. Cal Stewart, Park Superintonden-: for the City of Newport Beach hae tried growing trees on a eauill scale f-jels it a waste or,.�dvance and 1w1•di;gt hem a reseiaia for coa%ble h a gQ expense. Cal foela buying trees 3n length o!' time until they are needed, is an asseLi }iowever, +hep should have a dew to deaunation before EChBeQ• From 1'ars►dena, Hr. Wentworth ri portu their 'Free Farm and tlu=jery 1astreeB, tiecomc� tclo "politico]. to be practical. s',rvicosides clubEJ�ia owuot nCRosa Purade,leapociaidy�• tvey growl flcvek�s for 1w1f o a t gave us Many atatist3Ce :�� Hr. jIIiaes, of Hines WhOlet 7e Nursery. 3 won Asa, for forming a nursery and growing und'on treeadfu/r approd why ximately o o dollare would try u our owa tree when wo can buy i. E� a�ore'Chun it taken them to grow tht:r3. He felt there wound being tnpossible Qway for uei to cone out ahead when +a,aS.e not eat up forte$70,�• Hr. Unes will we would be lucky to get started for leas, tlum `l2J1 be slued to over figures with a sommitt60 and Gdva them a tour of their faci- 1ity. Hr. Carl Raia auge of Kaeline Vilcor. Naraery 'felt we should atarr with 50f� to 100,000 plants in order to, in any wAYt set ourselves up to make a n ' proposition of an operation► for growing trees. Carl also oaid'he knew payi r: P Po basis. of no city that had ever put a tr�to fa'rat oit a paying l SECTION C ? p 2kiz D©velomt . Figures bazod on 2.5 acres of. W-taon Go. R/11 Warner and Boas ' 2, Grading Fencing Chemical Treatment 10,750, Watering System 6. Redwood,Haaders for Beds 69300, Gravel For Beds 1,575 Rock"for. Roadwaye450 FertilizOr System SPrpy 'Rig �� Mobil Equipment (Mectric Tz uck) Storage for FertiVizer and 03upplies 1+ $2q,610 tin _ •e2,+It w` �.yYj1[7 Mph MMJ!��vt'p .�Z_ �"rw [jjj� 1 �..1`'� r ( ...- t/.t �'•,� iv+`,jr`,G y i7VrfbFf� � 7t• N �i t�"�k` F k t, �t T, r w+ +r.r�!;^;t- 'ri., , . ham+�.�jk'S�.n:r.•x ,, s-v1�'�.M1ir.:1ls 1.,:.✓• C� (. ti•\t Ir/' �t��y+.;tt� �17 i 1'• 1 , i .. '-C t t� }- +r )! '.tj fit)[)/ - f, t 1 Y, i .r, Deport - page 3 } Stockier Trees for� it Volume of 4,W10 Pcr Year ' 4,000 One;gallon trees 10 80.60 $29400 4,000 •- Five••ga7lon outs la $0.25 11000 4,00D - 1" x 1" RAl stakes 0 $0.15 600 Fertilizer and planter mix 750 Ties :f 75 Insecticide 100 14,925 i Yearly Budget ` ' Nursery`Man 871200 Maintenance Han 59000 Maintenance Han •• Part Time 215M Fhop'73ufpljes 150 utilities - Water 850 Lease Property - $151700 SECTION`D In avmmtixy, we find one major city, Long Vaach, California, population 348,000, mainta4ning,a true farm which hats still not shown a profit after 716 years. T•ai.s~compares to all other nitier, contacted having a negative atti-- tude,' and gping in frvor of a holding yard for a small numbor of trees for availahtlity purposes. I,would Like to reiommend that, toned on the, foregoing Information, we go strictly for a holding yard and not a growing ground. I would also like to point, out' that our aanual tree purchasing budgot has been in the neighbor- .1hbod of $2,000 and that for the pact three years we have planted or replaced 400 to 500' treea annua]ly. We expect to plant an estimated 1,000 trees a year in the future. Eton this volutie of tree planting will not justify the expense of a tree farm. We eotUmte that the 4,ODJ trees used in Section C would be a minimum j untifi cation. LY7)i !!T1.1►�Lf'f*!.t•1�"« rrrr�;•� ! �..—�r•...�r,�,a,•...+n i ! F '.: !h{.:t'11M •-7 rr' r„•_. .r' r•'r� ^^-�'1: `'�.r.. y�r�T a I�•v..r...y�.gq�w�r , �;•"' 1/t l 51 J i. ,-.�;tj �lfit}4f', f<. f li�L'�1� �♦ .i'1:. Iki•4 ),l��:l .r<. �U n� i S � �ia�-11 i•" T I• � �"�♦t�'rf�"w�]'M i.S:J� L�'Jf.}n�r711'�.rs (r, , , � •�' rs;•J 5,:1�t r 6.St��'1!'1Z"�cf:;•Y'IS�y�r 4��.•!�.`r y t I •• i ' a r mrNUTES CITY couNax�.•, , Council Chamber, Civic.Conter lluntington Beach, California Monday, August 22, 1966 Mayor Stewart called the regular adjourned meeting of the City Council or the City of Huntington Beach to order at 7:30 P..M. The Pledge of Allegiance was given by all present in the Council Chamber. Roo L CALL ' Councilmen Present: Coen, Bartlett, Kaufmcn, Green, Stewart Councilmen Abe,ent: G-taler, Shipley RESOLUTION NO 2430 - VfXING TAX�RATE' 'L%e,Clark read Resolution No. 2430 by title - "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF, THE CITY OF. IiUNTING'WN BEACH, CALIFORNI,1 FIXING THEE TALC: RATE FOR! SAID CITY OF IRWINGTON BEACH FM THE F'3SCAL YEAR 1966-67." On notion by Bartlett; Council waived further roadlmg nf';Reaolutian No. 2430 by unanimous consent: and adopted some by the following roll call vote: AYES: r;"Councilmen: Coon-, Hartlett, Kaufmam, Green, Stewart WOES: , Councilmen: mono. A13SENT: Councilmen: Gisler, Shipley BANNING PUMP-STATION PLANS AND SPECS ,... TheClerk• presented a:arenscaittal.••from- the Direct•or of Public -Works oft Plans and Specifications for,;Banning;Avenue Puiop station equipment, requesting the':waiving of ;requirements ' for advertising for bids and approval of contract by the Council: On motion' by Green, Council approved;the Plana, and.'Sepcitications for equipment for the Banning Pump Station. Notion carried. fox- 'bids-s fo • )o ,!Green., ! ' i • ; r { i s 0 Sec io On motion.ti Creep ,..Council waived 'the requirement.-for.-advertiei foi d i . q ipmont for the, Banning Pump Station, pursuant t t tx 1211 'of the ,City;Charter, , after mocking a finding'. that an urgent necessity exists. Motion carried. Qa motion b Stewart Council atI%thorieed the Mayor and City-"Clerk to execute a contract for equipment, for the Banning Pump Station, on behalf.of the ,City. Motion carried, BUSINESS LICENSE PACIFIC PIAWT PROTECTION The .Clerk,presen' ted an .application for business license from'Pacific: Plant Protection, for private patrol nervico 'at the new Montgomery Ward store.. , oti on ;by.,Green, Council:-granted a .Certificate: of Public Need and ' Necessity::and authorized the issuance of a Business ,License to Pacific Plant Protection, subject to approval by the Police Department and the submittal of a copy of their agreement with Montgomery Ward. Motion carried. RECESS EXECUTIVE: SESSION Mayor Stewart called, a redess of the Council at 7:42 'P.M. for an executive session. Council was reconvened at 8:50 P.M. 'by, the Mayor. • r Page - Minutes , August 22, 1966 LITIGATION - PUC - ATTORNEYS APPOINTED On notion by Stewart, Council authorized the City Attorney to engagge ' the -,services or Rutan and Tucker to handle the preliminary proceddings in the,pending Public Utilities Commission Superior Court Action. Motion carried. GULF OIL - LEASE - RENEGOTIATION On motion by •Stowart, Council':directed the staff to prepare further. studies regarding renegotiation of; the Gulf Oil Company lease, for Council consideration. Motion carried, OF7_STREET PARKING LEASE SHANDR CK it nistrator- p The C -1 y Admi• " reeeated the proposed;parkit3g..lot: lease , between: the. City and Sylvia Shandrick for off-street parking. at! Main and Olive Streets. Mr. Miller Anformed the,:Gou icil that Condition 07,'etaten that four spaces shall 'be reserved for:.the exclusive use of'':the' owner, free of charge, and stated that inasmuch as the total nastier of spaces is twelve and beautification :would, reduce that number to 11, he did not Seel the proposed lease feasible. On' motion by Kaufman Council; directed .th©' staff to renegotiate-,the ' off-street parking lease on, the.'basis. of 12 spaces. Motion carried. FINANCE DEPARTMENT REORGANIZATION The Ci r+AdminiRtiator resented a rccummendation o£of consul ants.,Pyle, Lanc6j, Schlinge3r & boll which had been previously mailed",to;the... Councilmen; and !requested Council: direction regarding the .preparotion of an Ordinance draft for Council study on 'the reorganization of the finance Department. On omdtian'byaKaft�an the�eor .anizationcil diracted- �of the ho' Cit 'Staff.:to. a r in nce. ra g Finance Department, in; cbuformance with':the- City'Charter,. ands as- recommended' by'-`the accounting,;consultants; and-,further directed. that the'. Ordinance include ,the,' provision that all'-warrants !be -signed by the :City Treasurer ' and. the Finonco Director. Motion cap-spied. INDUSTRIAL='DEYE1OPMENT STAFF COMITTEE ;'F Following discussion on inclustrial development. and the formation, of '. a 'Sfaff;,Committee,'rta)motion was made.iby Kaufman"to;japprove 'the formation ,of, au•zInduetrial :Developmont Staff' Committee and ,dire cted ' .tbe, City:Adminietrator'.to, obtain a. copy of. an industrial ,Inve:n•tory from the Chamber of Commerce for study. Motion carried. CITY O c.L�SPA�CE -'rho' City'Admi.nistrator presented a report for discussion�of" reorganization of tho '•Land Use. Technfci.an'E section in the municipal buildings, and stated that additional space: was:'needed. . ° Foilok�i considerable discussion on space, roblems in'-the municipal departments Councilman -Kaufman.,made 4 moticn approving the..moving of a City Department into the Council Chamber, and directed the City Administrator to make -a study of possible available buildings for lidse: in the area for use as a Temporary Council Chamber, and report i to Council. Motion carried. + Page #2 - Minutes, August 22, 1966 LITIGATION - PUC - ATTORNEYS APPOINTED i, On motion by Stewart, ,Council authorized the City Attorney to engage I the services of Rutan and Tucker to handle the preliminary proceedings in the pending Public Utilities Commission Superior Court Action. Motion.earried. GULP' OIL LEASE - RENEGOTIATION On motion, by„Stewart, Council directed the staff to prepare further. studies regarding renegotiation of the Gulf Oil Company lease, for Council consideration. Notion carried. OFF STREET PARKING LEASE' - SHANDRICK The City Adminiatra.tor presented the pi•opo[sad parking lot lease;:>' between:the City and Sylvia Shandrick for off-street parking at''Main and Olive Streets. Mr.,: Miller informed ;;06.xouncil that: Condition #7 states that ,tour •spa coo shall be reserved for .the exclusive. use of the owner,- free of charge, And stated that inasmuch as the total number of spaces is twelve and beautification would reduce that number to 11, he did not feel the proposed lease feasible. On matron b, . , . ,+ ,, t , ::..: , . ;. • Kaufman Council. directed ... .. acted the staff: to renegotiate� ttia off-etreet;,parki♦ng lease on the basis of 12 spaced. Motion carried. FINANCE DEPARTMMYr REORGANIZATION -•.!1'1';'fi`•,�•'�'��4 '�,• " d at.. ^.pia, '. ; '4 �.'f �. ,' .�:" '. 1^ � i;r TheN City,; Admirits trator' presented; a recommendation of Accounting! : consultants Pyle`, Lance, Schlinger, &` Soll which had been previously mailed: to .the; Councilmen;:-aild requested Council\ direction regarding the preparation of -an Ordinance draft for 'Council study on the reorganization of -the Finance 'Department. On motion by'' Kau£nian, Council• directed ,the' City'•Staff: to prepare a ordinence.,draftj:,on', the reorrganiidtion of the, Finance Department, in.,co'Atb tenc'bi�with.,the Clty;tCharter and, as recommended•'-by the ing .con$u3�tants• and:;further .directed that the Ordinance , include l the Provision chat -all;warrants ,,be signed by the City Treasurer, and' the Finance Director. Motion carried. INDUSTRIAL: n VELOPMENI'- —STAW COMITTEE , FollowI"g"discussion on• induntrial' de'velopmient :and he formation of a Staff Committee,�.,atmotion,was.made;by Kauffman ito approve;':the formation`;of(:hn.-Industrial: Development Staff,"Committ,#Ae�.and•;directed City,Administrator.;to.) a copy of an• indusilil inventory * from the ChaiAer of Commerce for study. Motion carried, CITY OM-ICE- SPACE The;`City Administrator presented' a" report_for discussion of - reorganization of the Laid Use Technician's sectiod in the, municipal buildings`, end stated that additional apace was needed. Vol low ing;,consi+derable dit�cussion owspace,probl0 in the;municipal departments; :Councilman Kaufman made A motion, appr.ovihS the moving of e City Department into the Council ,Chamber, ,and directed the City .Administrator to make a study of possible avai.tablo buildings for leaise ,i.n1'the area for •use as a Temporary Council Chamber, and report to Council. . No-Lion carried. ,t , 1 ft } Page #3 - Minutes, August 221 1966 SUGGESTED POLICY - DONATED TREESMUIPMENT --w w� r ur...�rr+—.rw��wr��r.��.�n r•...err �rrr+:+w�. The. City AdministrAtor� presentod `a proposAl from' the Director 'of 'Public Works"' of a suggested policy, for donation,-Of equipment and trees for parks and parkways, for ,Council consideration, as follows: 1. That all donations;. from Civic Organizations be handled and accounted for,'by, the orgafii,iation. 2. That upon notification, the City Purchasing Agent will furnish ,a list of, iteriis available within the pried range of the' 'donations and will order the items in the donors name with the bill to be sent to the donor. 3. That all gift .trees and .shrubs ,be declined unless properly,,balled or boxed and delivered to a specified park site-or City, Yard. 4. Pub'lie Vbrks :Department will' ,schedule planting or installation , atid'`nnt'ify the civic organizations of time and place. , 5. Decision regarding make or type of equipment to be made by donor, • subject, to approval for safety. On motion` by.. KaLat Co"Un l - cif ,approved .the,,'policy for use of donated trees and ,equipment for, City parks as listed above, and recommended by the Director of Public Works. Motion carried. TRAILER OFFICE -SPACE -- CONTROL The City, Admi,nistrator,read u communication from the Building Director of a•.sugg6lsted policy,'for the control of temporary offica type trailers, for Council consideration. Following, diecussion on;,various control; proceduares, a motion was made by Kaufman referring the matter, to the City Administrator ..torestablish said trailer office space policy .under _the Planning Departincnt, and Board of Zori`ing Ad�uetments: Motion carried, HARBORS & DEACIIES DEPARTMENT' - ESTABLISHED The,`City,,Administrator presented: a proposed ordinan, , t • ce�.establishing a Department of Harbors & Beaches for Council consideration. On motion by Coen, Council directed the. City Attorney to prepare an Ordinance 'establishing a Dep"rtmzent of Harbors and Beaches, for presentation 'to 'Council. , Motion carried. UPGRADING 'OF BEACH BLVD Council diseussed�-the ieasibility- of upgrading Beach Boulevard to six , lanes- from the San Diego Freeway to Ocean Avenue. r'. .L�r., .,lr :,}}j r� :;. r i.} •:',S2 ': ",,: 1i'y.�. r . On, motion;,by ,.Kaufman,i Council directed the :City-`Attorneyt_to .prepare a Resolution' to•-the Transportation Committee of; the=Cleambar. of. Commerce of the`,City of 'Huntington Beach, directing their �atterition to' the . upgrading-:need, on_Beach Boulevard,..and recommended that the Chamber of Commerce forward their recommendation for study of the problem to the Orange County Highway Commission. Motion carried. MAIN STREET SIGNALS Council discussed possible so,Lutione, for handling traffic on Main Street -inr. the downtown area, and- determined that four-way stops were 11 not, feasible` at, the intersections at Orange, Walnut or Olive Avenues, but that a signal for the intersection of Fifth and Main should receive top priority. On motion y Kaufman, Council''auihorized the Director of P b ublic Works to. proceed with Plans:and Specifications for the installation of traffic signals at Fifth and ruin Streets. Motion carried. r - Page # - Minutes, August 22 , 1966 ` FIRE, DEPMMENT EXPANSION PROGRAM - Fire 6ie"f ;liiggins ' and Assistant Fire Chief Picard presented a Capital, Outlay ,Program for the purpoee•ot study and a possible bond issue to cover future needs in the Fire Department, together with maps diagramkng their overall proposal for stations. 06'miotion br aC cit directedttlie City Administra tor to. stddYthePaposed apital Outlay Plan for the Fire Dep'artment in . preparation for a future bonding program. Motion carried. DOWNTOW LIGHTING Councilman '•Green requested +Council .to consider the installation. of, brighter. ct lights on certaitx streets in the downtown area. The Direor of Public• Works informed Council that installation of brighter lights was feasible. , On"'motion, 'by Green,' Council directed the' Public• Worke •Director'to handle the installation of higher intensity lighting in the first , three'-blocks on Main Street and from Third to Fifth Streets on','Ocean Avenue,"it ttio cost of such installation was within reason. Motion carried. BIOLSA "CH ICA''STATE PARK ACREDtENT Od motion�•,by Cceen,. Council. approved ,the agreement: between the City - and. the State''Di Visions of. Beaches &,Parks in its" present form, and directed tho' City Administrator to carry it in person to -Sacramento. Motion carried. TRAVM," EXPENSES,& ALLOWANCES Council"'discu e,o' taheee'st'aa'blishinO of 'aap�locyCity pliusiint inossr travel expenses and all w ne e for ity" ff ci is n On motions by. Keu�'maii, Council direct'e'd 'the„Staff,'to prepare, 8._. Reso' 1aion, covering payment by the City of per diem allowances, cost" of",r•egistratl6h,'�and transportation for Officials traveling within the State of 'California, and out of State travel allowances to he based on reasonable itemized expenses. Motion carried. INF'ORMAI MEETING . . . l yor,`Stewart celled an informal meetir* bf the Council as a Committee of�the�Whol'e for August 29, 1966, at 6:30 P.M. at the Sheraton Beach Znn '.with City Department heads, for a discussion meeting. ,sr l• K� Oa AI>r7UURNMENT . . " - • Council of bof the e n Cityo the f iunti regular adjourned meeting ,of the City tonBeach was -s adjourned. Motion carried. Paul �C:' Jones: aul C.. Jones City: Clerk' and;:ex-offici.o°'Clerk of the City -Council .of the City of liuntington Beach, California BY: Deputy City Clerk Jake R. SteWCR Mayor ATTEST: Foul C: Jones Ce Jones City Clerk BY: eputp Uty Clerk fvi SUGGESTED POLICY FOR DONATIONS Of PARKWAY TREES, PARK TREES AND EQUIPFMV The City will cooperate with the womena Division of the Chamber of Commerce in acquiring and planting or installing materials acquired by donation. It in preforable that all monies involved be handled and accouuted for by the Womea'e Division. 'ads will preclude any question of cooperation by a City Depaq•tment in expanding the money as the donor wishes. Upon notice cf the amount of a donation and with knowledge of what sort of gift is desired by the donor, the Purchasing Agent will provide a list of items available that fall within the amount of the donation. Upon receipt of the donors' decision the Purchasing Agent can ordor the item in the donor'n name. The bill will ba sent to the donor. Gifto of trees and shrubs are frequent and should be declined unleao the material is properly balled or boxed and delivered to a park site or the City Yard. Trio will preclude City forces working on private propertyi the usual offer is for City to strove a tree or shrub from a donor'a yard. Following receipt of the gift, Public Works will schedule the planting or installation and notify VDBCC who will arrange for any publicity or ceremony desired by the donor. Any deeieton regarding mike or type of equipment will be made by the donor. Typical coat for name items are as follows: 5 gullonAree 1 7.50 15 gmUon tree 22.50 8 foot Park Bench 44.0o , 40 gallon Trash Container 80.00 8 foot Picnic Table 68.00 81ide, 8 foot high, 16 feet long 200.00 t� Swinge, 12 foot high, per seat 50.1?0 Brochures, Catalogues and price listo are available at the ParchaaLug Department. . t .� . `rr:;.v-c�.'Si: +w+-r—'�w."'� --a srZTrc- ►::i. �� w'w"'.�w�'J,'-, • �rl "'a .4' i , • • 1 .. l 1 I I . 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