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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuntington Continental Townhouses Street Dedication - Lot M y s • S~ A M E g c - First American Title Insurance & Trust Company 421-NORTH MAIN STREET . SANTA ANA. CALIFORNIA . KIMBERLY 7.7371 - Fee $40.00 No. 1020748 Your Lot M of Tract No. 4416 GUARANTEED LITIGATION REPORT When replying refer to H. R. Dutton Title Officer FIRST AMERICAN TITLE INSURANCE & TRUST COMPANY Guarantees CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH in a sum not exceeding $2000.00, that, according to those public records which, under the recording laws or real property tax laws,. impart constructive notice of matters affecting the title to the land herein described, on the date stated below such title was vested in the vestee named below. subject only to the matters shown as exceptions numbered 1 to• 10 and the necessary parties defendant in an action to condemn said land are as here- in stated. Dated as of July 20, 1965 at 8:00 A. M. FIRST AMERICAN TITLE INSURANCE & TRUST COMPANY BY Assistant Secretary. VESTEE: HUNTINGTON CONTINENTAL TOWN HOUSE ASSOCIATION, INC. , a non-profit California corporation, by deed to it dated August 9, 1963 from Huntington'. Beach Land Company, a corporation, recorded August 15, 1963 as Instrument No. 13611 in Book 6676, page 825 of Official Records. IRS - none. EXCEPTIONS: 1. Matters shown in Part One of Schedule "B", C.L.T.A. Standard Coverage Policy Form - Copyright 1963, which matters are incorporated herein by reference to 1 Order No. 1020748 Page Two such policy form. 2. General and Special Taxes for fiscal year 1965-1966, a lien not yet payable. 3. An Easement for underground conduits and incidental purposes, as conveyed to Southern California Edison Company by deed recorded January 16, 1963 in Book 6397, page 2 of Official Records. 4. The Dedication to the City of Huntington Beach of the domestic water system and appurtenances as indorsed on the map of said tract. 5. The Dedication to the City of Huntington Beach of all rights for develop- ment and construction of any structure not included in the approved development plan, as indorsed on the map of said tract. 6. The Dedication to the City of Huntington Beach of sanitary sewer system and appurtenances as indorsed on the map of said tract. 7. The Dedication to the City of Huntington Beach of the right of surface entry over Lot M and any parties subsequently authorized by the City without, however, *dedication for public use for highway purposes over said land that is intended for lot owners in this subdivision, their licensees, visitors, tenants and servants, as indorsed on the map of said tract. 8. The Effect of a Declaration of Restrictions executed by Huntington Beach Land Company, a corporation, recorded February 28, 1963 in Book 6449, page 238 of Official Records containing covenants, conditions and restrictions which provide, among other things, that power of sale is granted to the Association in connection with lien arising out of non-payment of certain Association charges, which further provide that a violation thereof shall not defeat or render invalid the lien of any mortgage or deed of trust made in good faith and for value. The covenants, conditions and restrictions referred to above do not include restrictions upon the sale or occupancy of said land on the basis of race, color or creed. An instrument declaring a modification of said covenants, conditions and restrictions was recorded in Book 6676, page 823 of Official Records. 9. An Easement over said land for underground pole lines, conduits and inci- dental purposes as set forth in an instrument recorded in Book 6663, page 636 of Official Records. 10. An Easement over said land for underground lines, conduits and incidental purposes as set forth in an instrument recorded in Book 6676, page 826 of Official Records. DESCRIPTION: All that certain land situated in the State of California, County of Orange, Order No. 1020748 Page Three City of Huntington Beach, described as follows: Lot :M of Tract No. 4416, as shown on a Map recorded in Book 175, pages 48, 49 and 50 of Miscellaneous Maps, records of Orange County, California. Necessary parties (other than those having a claim or interest not disclosed by said public records or those having a claim or interest by reason of matters shown in exceptions numbered 1 to 10) to be made defendants in said action to be brought by the City of Huntington Beach as plaintiff, are as 'follows: Huntington Continental Town House Association, Inc. , a non-profit California corporation. HRD:GR ------� ti•------- _� .. ,. r -- CON7/NEN7AL OR/VE L7,! L,7,- T—F,alk DE VONTN/RE 'p- —_QR/VE- "� ^'s✓e? -- !slr" ... 9� iyy i>r � .. -- ->! rx:� lk •,d-,. ,... .�•,� �.. fro, ar.� �..,• --- "� 41 iz>o r.. :? -..� v id• :iw" fmy:•- �.� - • 1.i /.,r;• `. "1 • )rsy+ zez: J 1^ ' sJs fri �` .I Mb.• 1,-i Ji X>' W "!!3j' 4 �' ::•f.+d:'i ? yd� 1 [i �3vd•'. ._ _ .. 1JJJ1 :-U/ irl� ..�// LOB -' IY4✓ s:l> t/.' :-• -- LU7 �'' f l/: Z �.+ sef'+ =_�' u31y: ,�: ,f�J �U� :35J h - M �.fG/i [ ., "f'/J ! s-,.,1 / � .d ,•.I O± �i`'• lid' K. 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Box 190 Huntington Beach, Calif. 92648 In re: Offer of Dedication of Streets by Huntington Continental Townhouse Ass'n.Inc. Dear Mr. Jones: The Petition of the Huntington Continental Townhouse Association, Inc. , Unit No. 1, to the City Council, mak- ing offer of dedication of the streets in the subdivision to .the City of Huntington Beach, was presented to the City Council at its regular meeting on April 5th, 1965. No action was taken by the Council at that time, pending a further report on the matter by the City Attorney. On May 3rd, 1965, the City Attorney advised the City Council, by letter, that, in his opinion, there is now no legal reason why the City of Huntington Beach cannot accept the Dedication of the Streets of Huntington Continental Townhouse Association, Inc. , Unit No. 1, if it so desires . It is hereby respectfully requested, that the Petition of the Huntington Continental Townhouse Association, Inc. , Unit No. 1, for Dedication of Streets, be placed on the Calendar for further hearing and decision by the City Council at its next regular meeting on Friday, June 4th, _ 1965, at 7:30 P. M. Thank you for your courtesy and cooperation in this matter. Yours very truly, R. F. NEUMAN RFN:an cc: James D. Plunkett, Esq. , City Attorney. Mr. Harry Waldman Mr. Norman Alexander A special meeting of the Huntington Continental Townhouse Association, Number Two, Inc. , was c,,olled to order by the President., Jerry Matney, at 8:10 p.m. in the Lamb School, 10251 Yorktown, Huntington Beach, California. The salute to the flag was led by Chris Portway. Association Officers present: President, Jerry Matney Executive Vice President, Margaret Corcoran (1jIrs. James D. ) Secretary, Chris Portway Treasurer, Jim Held Absent: Andy Anderson, Jerry liatney announced that a special meeting of the Board., Chris Portway had been appointed to the office of Secretary. Chris Portway read the notice of a special meeting of the Association, as follows : A special meeting of the members of the Huntington Continental Townhouse Association, Number Two, Inc. , is hereby called by the undersigned directors , comprising a majority of the Board of Directors, for the 27th day of Dla-y, 1965, at 8:00 p.m. at William B. Lamb School, 10271—Yorktown, Huntington Beach, Calif. for the purpose of considering and voting on a Resolution to authorize the Board of Directors to offer to dedicate the streets situated in Tract No. 5062, owned by the Association, to the City of Huntington Beach, California. You are hereby requested to give notice to all members of record, in accordance with Article III, Sec- tion b,', of the Ltr-Laws of said Association. Dated: 1965 Signed: Jerry Matney, President Signed: Mrs. James D. Corcoran,Exec. V.P. Signed: James D. Held, Treas. Directors of Huntirigt-on-Continental Townhouse Association, Inc, Unit # 2 He then read the Declaration of Mailing of Notice, as follows: On the 20th day of May 1965 the undersigned as Secretary of the Huntington Continental Townhouse Associa- tion, Inc. , Unit No. 2, and pursuant to a call of the 2 Board of Directors, caused a written notice of a special meeting of the members of said Association, a copy of which is hereunto attached and made a part hereof by reference, to be addressed and mailed, postage prepaid, to each member of record entitled to vote, , at his last known address appearing on the books of said Association. I declare under penalty of perjury, that the fore- going is true and correct. Dated at Huntington Beach, California, the 20th day of L , 19650 Signed: Chris T. PortlW-n-y- :secretary of Huntington Continental Townhouse Association, Inc. , Unit 2 A quorum having been obtained,, the meeting proceeded. The President, Mr. lViatney,, opened a discussion of the business of the meeting, that is, the dedication of the streets of the Association to the City of Huntington Beach, by stating that at at n present the Association is paying taxes on its streets when .other -subdivisions are required so to do. He introduced Mr. Jim Nannoy, President of .-Huntington Continental Townhouse Association, No. l" . and Mr. Norman Ale.-Kander, Past President of Huntington Continental Townhouse Association, No. 1, who have been confronted with the same problem. Mr. Alexander, who has done extensive research in this matter, presented statistics to show that they have paid 3300 per year per acre, with 12 houses per acre. Single housing developments which have L houses per acre pay 'q`R500 to '41�1700- Further statistics show ,i,-2, 000. for street cleaning: $1,� 00 for street lightin and ,�2 500 for future ture reserve street maintenance-- a total of 8,,F1,30- �'per year that other citizens do not pay. These statistics are pertinent since they parallel tax burdens assumed by Huntington Continental Townhouse Association, No. 2 and Association No. 3. By offering to dedicate the streets to the City of Huntington Beach, the financial load would be lessened; it would also make possible retaining a low Association maintenance fee, Dave Morris,, Lot -#,268, presented the following resolution: MOVE that the Board of Directors be authorized to submit to the City of Huntington Beach, California a petition to offer on behalf of the Huntington Continental Town H ouse Association Number Two to dedicate the streets of tract 5062., includingT all street Lighting and fixtures comprising 32 street light standards and - ,Seconded by John Vlard, Lot #139, P _' VOTED: By marking of ballots. For 933 Against A certified copy of the resolution is to be handed to the City Council of Huntington Beach for inclusion on the agenda for I (D the meeting L11,of June 1965* I It was moved and seconded that the ballot count be kept, but that the ballots themselves be destroyed. Voted, It was moved by Dave Morris and seconded by Jean Dimond to open the meeting for further business. Voted. Jerry Matney announced that the site immediately to the north of the Townhouses had been set aside for the erection of the John B. Bushard Elementary School in the Fountain Valley School District. There is a five-acre parcel of land which is to be offered to the City of Huntington Beach on a lease basis for use as a park site. Mr. Matney also, presented prelimimary plans, drainin up by the Architectural Committee and approved by -the Board of Directors., for the proposed Clubhouse for the Association. A report of the Architectural Committee setting forth Plot Plan Information, Floor Plan Information, and Generza Information, was read to the Association members. A copy of the report is attached to the minutes, It was the consensus of the meeting that the Board of Directors work with the Architectural Cbmmittee in finalizing the Clubhouse plans, Moved by Roland Roux, and seconded by Frieda 'LWard, that the preliminary plans for the Clubhouse be accepted, By a show of hands the motion was carried, witli two dissenting votes. Moved by Charles Maas, and seconded by John 'Nard, that the meeting be adjourned. Voted. Chris T. Portway, Secre`t,,It, xf, Jerry" A, Mat hey., PrPident R R. D. SLATES Real Estate & Land Development 17252 Beach Boulevard, Huntington Beach, California Viking 7-3519 June 4, 1965 Mayor Donald Shipley City Of Huntington Beach Huntington Beach, California Honorable Mayor: I am writing to express my alarm and that of many other citi- zens of Huntington Beach to the proposed action of the Hunt- ington Continental Townhouse Association's request to you and the City Council to accept and maintain sub-standard streets , etc. , within the townhouse areas . The Townhouse Association holds in fee title or in permanent easement the substandard streets and rights-of-way, and they are set aside and maintained by the Townhouse Association for the use, enjoyment and convenience of the owners of the units . I believe the City maintenance of sub-standard streets , which were created for the sold purpose and comfort of a few, for their egress and ingress to private recreational and common areas is not in the best interests of the entire city. But, if by democratic process the substandard streets are accepted by the City, I respectfully request the following stipulation be made: That the cost to the City of improving the sub- standard streets to proper City street standards , to prevent them from becoming a public nuisance, be assessed on a rorated basis against the properties (units within the two Townhouse Associations, and that this assessment shall be- come a tax lien on said properties . Respectfull subm' to , Roger M. Slates RDS :df a W zap Qn Q 6,J P®W, Val ��r' sr�+�sr+gateresrrrrasrsrrrer®+�®re�rrrrrt�►r#ar�rrs�rrrrrrerorre '�'°,Y,: U Mt tt*t4d iv for t i 1 ® & 51 W� be tid � ttft vmted or the ge dt wd ft tatim ap stfta ® d W Qy Ma1k t it tid Wit$ e"� tfttod `�t w Ift r tea& addImt - . tb& ft of divi�ttow - to i�dufttad t C d"a"e u am WWUUAUG .g, � 4 .�' - tin -- �i6 ���'.. '- --r- '..-�- .. � S$ '. • ftt'v 00"tii (of, the sty of tr 44JOU t vI6 *dft t . tilt ox-i4friclot -of this City Counc11 Or tit* Cttr Of Ibmt1astbo h� C8,11romilk, -STATE (W C-AIX to 'County or Orta*4 4it of PAVJL V. JUWS, the- fitly elected, ni si aftI-i sting tity curk.io thu MY of MotInSton Pasch, Witornial Ao hereto -certify that the ebovo VA reragoing to a truer and oorreet t r"m minute* of the City +Co%ftli. ur.*aid .city at M mid en .the f Of I� t► , • WrI*" #W **at of the said 'City of 16 awl UIVY Clark and ex-olucto cm d �t1 ttt3' +C"ftll Or th! City for tt ltoh 4oftht 01111wailk a�w ►t1�m8iLRr 3<Lea LRl a 1:t t. aa? or aad 1>t:TA= CM Q 11MMURM MQ1, a "Mmicipal corporation, eeselmafter for coamderce rnterrod to as MY M\TTV-Tl\ KFAM 1..1\'P CMf!`a\1' t Coeporatiar heiW attar for ecavemteise r toned to as SURDI71�ht • IT98SS 71b IREFSAS, Subdivider is the comer of a tract at lnad to We City of Benntimgtan 9oach, Qalitcreda, ddob it is ssaeisd to enbdiwlde Lao IOU cad to dedieate certain stmote, aum% cad oiler i poasseiRs tee:sin to the mWie use, awd is about to tics sith Bald Citlp a cap at tin Time t at Iwo k>nosn m Tseet go. 4 41 e , and S, as a aaadit.im to tea appmeal d add sdvisiam sap and the aooeptim=- rt the dedleatim at the rtsoete, allw% and oiler ieosomemma'e is a" ssbdiniaim, said ed divldss is seasissd to antes into as &ae slat with the Cit, at Yentimom Smoak to do and parlos thr sosk basolaatler apsoitLd and to exineshn am deuver to Nn Cid at RMAUN% as Sm.eh, a homd !or tea MUM podlosimaae at am resod aid for this 0 "aft of all labor and sat o al In own"' a thssmith, as solot sION r SmRisr 136U and I" of as lssdioss and Ke[rsdar Go& at tie haft at Califa nda cad SmUcr 973L I!6 973L*g 973L 17 awl VnL)6 at me SOUV M bees owdiranoe cads; = hh1A 1l ire ea■■ddeiatioo d fAn pr�silwe ad a0mommas at WE P&RU 8 as Insole set taeVe, as pastum aµes as rous■s>e L 1. Subdivide-do as henetW agree to do and perfOM ' ta►llaw- i Ift wort4 flea coat of Wdeb has been eatimated tw the CIO Waieseer to . be the sea of = aq HtNr*FD k%D FIFTY njDUSk\p DMLARS For the constroetion at st"Otz, iachedist emoawtion, Paving, enrbs, gutters and sldwMlks,o and twee planting, etc; Mawr., iacladina causumtion at saia lines mad boom ece ctiane mad et=uctora; street lights; Awat sips; construction at dareti,c water Meet including the coastr ctloa at water sins, heoae LtOMIS and installation at asters; suginseAug costal and asp sdscellamous re"i 9 as my be set fourth in Chapters 97, 35 and 36 of the %uAine-on ltieeh Ordineatne Co", and all of which said worst shall be done and Pertoraed in aceordame with plans, specifications and profiles ahich have been approved by the City Uginser and tiled in the ottioe of the City Smear and all at wMah work doll be done at the sole cost and expun a of tlr Subdivider sad as a aonatlan for the app oal at said map sud the acaeptates at the dedloation of said stevete, allate aid other isprvaeaerrtsa sued mid west shall be ecoleted on or betem nine (9) uonlhs tray the data hareat, unit all Labor' mad aatertal hills shall to peld. !. Said Subdivider elan falthrow Panora all at Wo waft aged bes`in to be dams a &obdivider wd shall ttsuz ladsmdty and aave busUse We Ciy at tto alias Snob tang all seat mad dsaap stdaOb it =w safftr y meow at hiure so to to and dwL11 t+aly rei■basas and ssM the City all oWW and aeVaare wbdioh the Ciy sq lanai Is >�aQ toed ary mob deta+elt. 3. SaUdivider ftrtoer apwes to We Gist and bw 1a tam wmUl the eapLtien of the wetk bards el og to to dens VW Ssldly ftr, at 9ebdwww's aslpsaae, pebio li&UUIF am proem d■aw iararaaere Is *lob Ciy stall be vaned as as additiasal iaw m to Ps r 6w 0i1w a�iast aW UAalia to thr pabue Amos&" to toe an ate or uaanum truss aW aaeldNA odour ift 1k or. aboat ar ftonts, bl#m n and rebila plaeew &Kea%" t o toe peblsa W .v ltaet fte ties 1l KUtr ad" mmeh,insasaaoe to be =4 Use toan Smi'000.00 for a+ awe per"os 2 injured or $300,000.00 for avy ace accident or $5,000.00 property r d~• r. $. Mat acid City Null not, nor stall W officer or eaplavwe thereof, be liable or .vsp=Wblo for ay accident, loss or daaap happening or accurririF to the aorta speaLMA in this cootract prior to the ecopletion and accep`awe at the seas, nor dwU acid Cite nor any officer or ewplayse tAersof be liable for &W persons or pmaperq injures! bar reason of the uatvrs of said work, but all at said liabilities shall bs assnsd tW said Subdividsr. Said Subdivider further agree* to protect said City and the adticers thereof from all liability or claim because of, or arising out at, the apse of arW patent or patented article* in the construction of slid 001k. 5. that it to tarther agreed that said Mdivider will at all Uses free the accept&=* q City CawwU at the hips atfered for dedication in said tract vp to the cowlettan and acceptance of acid worts or laprwswwst by said Board, -Ave goad aid adequate +wxadng to Me traosl ve public at eaab and evasy dan ervas condition osiatead: in odd AigRneye or arp at them@ aid will protect Wes trawling pablio furs wah defaotive or dangeaous ocaditiens. lhit it le vidasstaed aid agived that mil ter eawpleUen at all Us isparewwsrtw berets agreed to be oertowed sash at said Aielaaj net aoospMd as i■pwvW shall be under Lie ahup at acid Babdividsr for the ;up ow at this eentrwt, aid said M Odtvider ■4 elosw all or a powers* at am attest dwe ever it to wwsesq to pavto t tie tsaWUM 0O110 daring the Wdd nC at We itspaova=I* I bonnie agtasd ere be made. AM the 4abdivlder hsnaltl agaasa to pqy for swab ioipeetica at hsgtsyw as slur to nganad q the City 1wineer at the Ciq at Bsiitiatt" %mob. 6. grit in the eveO slit is bavn*& tw the City to *hone* the awe and pre"aw of wds.Agr eve" ar to aq band given to ). secure the parforeanne hereof, a reasonable attorney's fee, to be find tW the Court, aha11 be Paid by the &Adividsr. ?. Subdivider agrees that the option affa-the 9abdivl4er under, the City's Ordinance Cods .Section 9M.21.constAtutes a mason- able and fair method or providing Parts and reczeaticaal areas and that in the event of election to and deposit of Fifty Dol"ars $50.00) per lot for the acquisition of land for parks and r .rvatlonal purposes that Subdivider waives any rigbts it fight have to bring or maintain asp► action in law or equity for the recovery at such Brads. IN .tITNRSB :MPMF, the parties have executed this Agreeaant. In!\T T\CITn fit ,u 11 1 %ND f "TANY e6i i Btfsad T T Pro■3tnQ Re% Co Iran CM O1 MflI1 OV MN WAM, a sredsipal oaepoaratiso� e l •!'lts8!'2 CLrov w 9 • STATE (F CAL1FOM1A ) ee COUM CF OPAW19 1 On this day ofelf"' , "ILZ. !, L 'ti betara ono a Notary Public in and for said County and 9tate, ?arscmlly appeared .�/."lf�%et,, r. : f, Donn to as to be the WYOr and .,'R.. . ✓ ��- •- •_ lmowo to era to be the City Clark of th-s City of MmUngon Beach, the madcipal corporation that executed the within instrument, kumn to on to be the jbrecas who executod the within instrumant an behalf of said munioipal carporatioo and acknowledged to me that such modcipal corpo- ration executed the aaae. � rr` rub"a n am For ' sad State MIN C/ CALT/MU as COMM OF OFAM l9 rChrUmr% 19 t,3 baton a Notavy Publio, In and far said CoaoR, aed States perwmul appeared h 1 t Brrsd and i ept►)• f o lman lmosa to we to be the presi+danrt and the Seststa�► of the corporation Vat executed the within instn MNA, and also kwm to ms to be the parsons who exaouted it an behalf of aao!► corpossUmv and salmo*- Ldpd to as that rneh corporation executed the same, aid fmMher aclmosledged to ws that such corporation executed tar within la.Lsseutf pareummt to its br-Lane or a resolution of its Bona! of Dinmtosa. meta" FIDUG.! f fr w!4 oasxission s�drea ft Ceeatatl � 24. 1966 :Is% got ' a 1w 4w, we visa" of do !VIM _ . lftd� do 0 a a by m*Am OWNW. do dot 4be be asw1a by do a" Oft a j ' t...�•tt•t...r..••ttl...♦t�����tf•tf�tf..al...t..t.••��..•....• of the � City Csereil of the City of MmtJogtew Bomb adjouraed. 1rtla� adeel+r/. A, VISY1.0146raroex-offtele • er of the City Conaoil of the City of Bentington Beach. CaUteraia ' :Gaigy Wawa .. 1 CAMMI City Or SMrt ng"a hi•i 'r i, rA �i '8, As' qu,'" tIdd ahi acting ,City. Cler* of t" City } et #fit#aBt*t ,i .i', Ca lori�til�• wio bird coldly ;t1Nt the a awe ad •let eis� ia" • to rrii eelreM! eeoo�/t tre. alastae. aUtho City Cooscil of eata City rt. � s 0 r � s F• a 11I'!�6 ir�i •Mrai. ay the �..Car of . tua"Jw CIQ ys a w COY C«w.aU. .! city •rL '0 AQMMMrA this day of . ..a�sit,*i..ri.�. .��.�r.e..�®Yrrs- b,ii;;' ,'•r,"�'r 3964 IV ard 8l5T:YS�T • CITY OF HJNTIYa" a3ac t, a rraunleipal corporation, h®reiaafter for convanionee referred to as CITY Brookham Land Cotqmy A Corpofttiorl, hereinafter for con"r4er-Ie referred to a3 WI TV SS11BTIts %S, Subdtvrider is the o x le o.tfaet land In Vw City O h, 0411fnr�t ,4tth it is meldreto mbAtvift 140 U%$ArA to fled c*te cerUla stmts# al s* 40 Othat Improvemnts Vwv*1A to tbo pviblie ma, W d IS *bowt to:11I* v #d City a yap of . t Toast of Ind as tf*06t Wz Mid WM'Uawo its s cation to of Smid n*bftvj4vn MP w va or tbo *di*AUOn ,of ttw atre tr* and er rz di a in sorb ocbdivieim4 mid mWivUlor n+gvi l%-* to vow � Agreement vie, ��q t10 watts to ft PO VW *fit bMA- r SIMOMad and to W oM tkUver to Us ftV at 04ftImton % a bon$ for t,*fail P*rtcrmm* or a wt AW"w4 for tit MjwA of aU k *d setl 3 In OftmUlm t lrrrri y ae rewi+ild %v UOUMS XAU aid W32_tf the U1,00e3 atoll 09do of t* Mato at QMfoutA a* Soctior.e 9a�1.�,5• 2��►, . . . . MUM OrW. 9"1 W—tits tom' 4vtlt ** Cabs ac an lefties all hsiv%m "t fow,19 V* pa es 03 caumal 1. aWiv dor d000 he3mbV almce 2u do and tka �c�1Mbr. bra"irs>st de which has been e'etie to I th© HIV Fogs near to A be the e of 3 Otte hundred fifty-eight thousand one hundred "and ttollOQ dollars. ss For the comtruction of streets, inclwMing cues ml-ton, pavinL rz curbs# gutUrs and siderulks, and tr s plartir r tc; mvc rz, im2neli:ng emstructicn of Bain line: ar4 house tmajoctxons and structures; street ttghtal street sl far.j coastructlen.oaf domestic water system inecluding Um construction cd wute3r ga ins# house laterals and installation of raters; sn gin"Arig costs; and snty eel.eoellarsems requiroments as asy be sot forts in Chapters 97s 35 arms 3t, of 'the �tuntinn�;ton Beach Orrl�;n�re f COW, and tl~. ass able' said work t+hall be done aid performer! in wcordame with plaol, spectfi.cati ens and profiles which rase been appmord Oy the City 04ifte r 4"d rind in V e office of the City Engineer and all of which_ +it Shall be aisos at the $024 t:nst AUd nft Of US Rftividsr AW as►'a vmft*Wm'*ar tf* ammftl of said **p and thr etczeptuma of the t#e>e of !d st Meta, aUWr ad weber UWroereme a, atA said woft �W o00 an or baton! atwa {9} amitm :rage .the date he4fkaf, got s Ubar a rt` r, afie►2 bills ft11 to y W,, SMA dd*%vber 0101% fatwunr fe+rogm ell. or the w im Ao be. ,** 1w vU*r 4,4 *M11 fully l ri taft'r r,and .d*"`i 4"te.sw col add llmatiW.tm lieu au fic-S ,. and �e *Kok a° U."W te` a+ o rothra so $"duo and **u fu1 z*i%b-2 e stet"rs�A ins 0itt► all'oft1wam up~ vhm th* .m tr,tor inew in ftmw+, good aw sac& defoult. # irldser�s a +as 1p tale ! and ierep in fcr#*cd om" % 00 copu"en of the trork herein Wired to Go dune br SuWi vU%vl, at $04tviaor'o fir, peddle: l ltty`60d Prq*ft.dAMV ituarx m* _ rilidai it r OALU tie wsbad ♦s pn #dditaieal 3rW4Xmd ie> protesct City OW UNKUir to tie eta UNSOM U t1w We Of; or vouli rVOW set aawtoo oxrrrloc 114 or �Mer14 lilt irta #s,- ri w�yt and PubUa pls►OS'de#iteie'' A to the public t$ ftid Tract 1A ij, the l abluty aAdor smah inmr+we to be not less tMa UW1,000.00 f,)r arpr one person in,%red or 3300,OM,.30 for arp am accident or R5,000 00 tiicperty dv afe, TIat eaW City shall not, nor 0.411 any orfA )r c�igloy..� thereof, be liable or respoaolbb for' ary arctient, I. as )r dteage W: trppenirtd or oocuarliv.. to the worlt aapecif twi in this cons.ract vrlor °.o the emplotim aid ameptance of the same, ryor stall c aid City nor any k ottieer or eaplayee thereof be 11abla for aty aersona c.r q"Aerty ii %rod by resew of the ryat4m of said woursk, tai all of nald 1.ebilitias Aoll be awmod by maid %bdiAder. Said `utrli eider further a�tn*> r. protact said City and the officers, thereof f roe+ all 13 ab Aty or claial b ve of, or arioitng out of# the vse of art oatert or IxtebUd article fd the conatftetion of s&14 wont �p 1%Rt $t is futAer toveed that said -Subdivider *5.11. at all time f red areas a e by clu Ootmil of tine tti,"ayar offered for Oft*OAAM,I vilA 1 t #a .t4 letic�n and accentn ms * said too taA►*1 pas" st fir 604 *"IT In iMd+R b3+ ir or.AMW oiC $M JKU per that tre: , ; afi+ ft-air +cfbdd ft oo *W!loms coraittiom. 'cleat It in- i 4bretood and ,. � � libe:`�orq�e�,�ion�+� a�I1 .t�r iwn�nreu�e t;crein a to to pet of.W" fty +Aram 1pt" 60 i j%`Jf*d 11. aaetp* tho �. �.� *W #r fee,As fti nw It or,W-s.-Core iai �eta a ail ear a poru,04 of ark vw-#t,'Werwever wie,AA w 'per.V4, * 1 t � tC bAt 1inl `-i6allt: Us low tdtier be . *go** to.0r t" vw� 1"VOW makm"� to O b" rrqar d tv ame Clt# ftrAm" at, *0 City rC mw*ugt�m O* b+ %@%A& VIS aloft !A it is brft-JK 11y * -C..ty to eazfor+C! ' 0 tit *0 pr+rr► GLOW st i kso ate 7 to.W bTd a tvft two die the c.=?orfancs hereof, a rirawna ale at.torney's fe,-, to be _. L ixod I. the Court,`Me U bo Faso by the SnMxi dlsr. .; .j` • 7. :subdivider tgreeo Uwt the mptipp affor3e� 3uud1rtctar undotr the CAY19 Ordi?YiMb Caste Seotion I csonti Atse a manor.- oble and fair method or provid1cf, parks and mereatiom 1 amo cad » that In the sweat of titetion to .and dopoeit rt Fif¢,tir :wllars $50,00) per lot for ;the acquie.tion of IsrA for parks *0 rncr atiotl, pwvows tho . Auwividsr wtvos &W rights it vd.,Jit hate to hsi ,/ it rmintain ar*`lotion UL kart on equity for trio reeomq- of such t ndi. { IN ;"1TW M'4WF,' the parties hdsvO 0Waut,W ' =ti'a- reGMnt,. h td Ga og t r . t 3 �` .nsa�e r..n wf�w.b•.F�Ldi�.L. F A Ow A. : i r 00tobst �r 6 a r . t" It this 29 M�. ...�M� �.�.._�®._.....,., .�:.�e... g tlrtVsr.Y 74011- ill ;vTM1 t' !Ajd Qommty- ste ft$4, 1,6r �v., Ily n A t' M. Lstb#trt . kncati to sn ;,o to tt.e *,vor f to ftul C. 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III 1 1 1 SW I I 1 2 i 1 if 161D 1 I fill 11 1710 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 TYPIST'PLEASE NOTE—THIS SCALE CORRESPONDS TO.TYPEWRITER (PICA) SCALE—SET-PAPER GUIDES SO THAT CARD-SCALE WILL REGISTER WITH MACHINE SCALE WHEN CARD IS-TURNED-INTO WRITING POSITION. START`INDEX THREE(3)POINTS FROM.LEFT-EDGE!OF CARD, USE OTHER-POINTS-OF SCALE FOR QTHER DIVISIONS:OF VISIBLE TITLE.SET TABULATORS"TO INSURE PERFECT.-ALIGNMENT OF-EACH DIVISION-.OF INFORMATION. FOLD BACK-OR:REMOVE STUB AFTER TYPING.- USE-NEW anew L'TiER RIBBON. ■aeC_ sva " KARDEX VISIBLE-DIVISION REMINGTON RAND—20 OTViSM OF SPORY RAND CORPORATION • 7 1 HOW. MAYOR and MEMBERS of the CITY CO IL: The 1200 citizens of Huntington Continental Tract 'No. 4416 have filed a Petition for the dedication of our streets to the City of Huntington Beach. Their reasons for this action are to request the City Council to relieve them of • what they feel is an unfair tax burden that is not required of other citizens. ilur property taxes per acre are approximately S.'4000.00 annually since are have 12 homes per acre , while eurxounding single housing developments having 4 houses per acre range from $1500 to $1700 annually per acre. . Therefore , per acre we pay almost twice the taxes of others in our area . including Glen gar which has homes vpl.ued up to $25,000. Now, in addition to these high taxes, we are required to pay, each year, approximately $2.000 .4 ' for street sweeping, $1400 for street lighting, $3006" for taxes 4m. o%.w atr"" and Sty t4 a reserve fund for future street main- tenance , for a total of $6400 for services other citizens receive free . Our citizens do not object to paying their just share of taxes , but they do object to and feel that thin extra tax burden is not fair and equitabje . We request that the Council relieve us of this unfair burden by accepting our streets as city property. Now gentlemen, we are not trying to give the city a white elephant . Our streets are of standard construction the same as other streets in Huntington Beach . This was verified with the builder and the City Engineer ' s Office . All streets have concrete curbs and gutters ; all curbing has been painted as suggested by the City Engineer ' s office . `mere are no faulry streets or gutters and no minor repairs or maintenance is anticipated for these streets for at least 5, and possibly 10 years . All street signs are installed and in excellent condition . Approved street signs were installed at a cost of. $35 each. 'No Parking' and approved Stop, signs are installed and speed lianit signs are r:),.ted. 32 street light standards of excellent consrruc[ .,)r: were installed at a cost of $18 ,000. The ;'it-1 shouIl have me - . . i OFFICIALS �NG ADMINISTRATIVE MILLER OFFICER BRANDER D. CASTLE ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR V - o CITY OF • JAMES R. WHEELER Q . I 4 _______________________________________________________ DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS � o' CALIFORNIA FRANK B. ARGUELLO P. o. sox too.- 269 Cie► �9d �� 92648 FINANCE DIRECTOR JOHN SELTZER Y1 - POLICE CHIEF DELBERT G. HIGGINS November 23 FIRE CHIEF COUNCILMEN N , 196 DONALD D. SHIPLEY, MAYOR VINCENT G. MOORHOUSE ERNEST H. GISLER LIFEGUARD CHIEF ROBERT M. LAMBERT OLLIN C. CLEVELAND JAKE R. STEWART BUILDING DIRECTOR THOMAS H. WELCH EDWARD R. STANG WATER SUPERINTENDENT PAUL C. JONES CITY CLERK JAMES D. PLUNKETT CITY ATTORNEY - BETTY DIEKOFF TREASURER Mr. Doyle Miller, City..Administrator Huntington-Beach, 6alif. He: Dedication of Streets - Huntington Town Houses Dear Doyle: ry In regard to the question as to whether or not the streets in the Hunti ton .Continental Town House development should be dedi- cated to the . ity, I offer the following observations: 1. As to the legality of the actual dedication, I can see no obstacles. In fact, the City of Huntington Beach is a chartered city and, as such, we have the right- and privilege either to accept a dedication or not. 2. As to whether or not this should be done is a matter of policy to be _determined. by the City Council. 3. In that respect, the City would probably be responsi- ble for all street maintenance and lighting. / 4. This responsibility and acceptance is tempered somewhat by the fact that the subdividers have implied certain things to the purchasers of the units, which are not true. 5- It is my suggestion that if there is an acceptance of this dedication, in all future condominium developments, the city de- mand a dedication of the streets. This suggestion is made because in all other condominiums, the people. will probably request, sooner or later, that their streets also be dedicated to the city for the same reasons as in the case of the Huntington Continental Town House ;JjAMES rs ver ly JDP: ii11 D. PLUNKETTCC: - KeII jounncldseny Attorney Norman Alexander (/ 0.0 'P T rF • t Office of the SECUTARY OF STATE Stave of California Sacramento 95814 a July 20, 1964 Ur. Norm W. Alexander, President Huntington Continental Town House Association 19832 Berkshire Lane Huntington Beach, California 92647 Receipt is acknowledged of your letter of July 14, 1964. So far as we know, no permission is required from our office and we suggest that you consult with the City Attorney in the matter. Very truly yours, FRANK M. JORDAN Secretary, of State By: x/s Ralph R. Martig RALPH R. MARTIS Senior Counsel and Deputy RRM:Mpr r COPY JWJ 14, 1964 CaoPMati Comiad"Or c/o sa ate of State Ssvramento, California Deer Sirs Thsbsrm of theuntizton Continental Town Manse Aauociatlon Inc., desire persission to dedicate the streets of our community to the City of ftntington Beach for maintonence. It will be appreciated if you vm1d ant this request. If other procedures are necessarl, plasma adviso us -sAat steps we irist talcs for this ate. Yours very truly q/e Ronan V. Alexader, President Board of Directom 19832 Berkshire Lane Huntington Beam, California 92647 r COPY ` f Office of the SECRETARY OF STATE State of California Sacramento 95814 July 20, 1964 r. Norman W. Alexander, President Huntington Continental Town House Association 19832 Berkshire sane Huntington Beach, California 92647 Receipt is acknowledged of your letter of July 14, 1964. k So far as we know, no permission is required from our office and we suggest that you consult with the City Attorney in the matter. c { VerFRANKytruly 7 yours, Secretary of State ' By: s/s Ralph R. Hart,.i,g RAUH R. TART IQ Senior Coursk-] and Deputy RRM:Mpr z P k„ t EXCERPT FROM MINUTES OF CITY I,,JNCIL 'MINUTES Council Chamber, City Hall Huntington Beach, California Monday, July 6, 1964 Ma (ir Shipley called the regular - - - meeting of the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach to order at 7:30 o'clock P.M. Councilmen Present: Welch, Gisler, Stewart, Lambert, Shipley Councilmen Absent: Along *#####a*####*a*wt**#a#ww#*##**a#**##*##a#*##a####*##**#**#***#a##*a*aa**# z HUNT CONTINENTAL The Clerk presented a letter from the Huntington REQ ST MAINTENANCE Continental Town House Association petitioning Council to accept the streets in the Huntington Continental Town House Tract 4416, Unit 1, as City property, for control and maintenance. A motion made by Lambert, seconded by Gisler, directing the City Administrator to send a letter giving reasons for denial of their request, was withdrawn by Councilman Lambert and Councilman Gisler before being put to vote. Mr. Norman Alexander, 19832 Berkshire Lane, City, addressed the Council and protested paying full taxes without receiving full benefits . Mr. Wally Nickel, addressed the Council and stated that similar situations have been handled by the granting of easements for utility purposes only. On motion by Lambert, seconded by Gisler, Council referred the request of the Huntington Continental Town House Association to the City Administrator and City Attorney for study and report to Council. Motion carried. On motion by Lambert seconded by Gisler the regular -meeting of the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach adjourned.to Monday, July 1964, at 7: 30 o'clock P.M. Motion carried. Pats] C_ Jones City Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach, California ATTEST: Donald D. Shipley Paul C. Jones " Mayor City Clerk STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) County of Orange ) ss: City of Huntington Beach ) I, PAUL C. JCNES, the duly elected, qualified and acting City Clerk of the City of Huntington Beach, California, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct ex- cerpt from minutes of the City Council of said City at their regular e - - -_meeting held on the 7th day of July 19 64 WITNESS my hand and seal of the said City of Huntington Beach this the 7th day of December., 1964 Clerk and KkZofficio Clerk of the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach, California By: Deputy HUNTINGTON CONTINENTAL TOWN HORSE ASSOCIATION June 6, 1964 -� City Counsel City of Huntington Beach Huntington Beach, California Gentlemen: The Board of Directors of the Huntington Continental Town House Association, representing our 445 home owners which house approximately 1200 citizens, respectfully petition the city counsel of Huntington Beach, California to accept possession of the streets of our Huntington Continental Town house tract 4416, unit 1 as city property for control and maintenance. The property owners of our association pay the same taxes as other property owners of Huntington Beach, yet we must pay additional taxes of approximately $2100 annually for street sweeping, $2100 annually for street lights and of the $11,000 taxes for association property a large portion is for our streets. Further we have no police patrol in fact, we are informed by the Police Department that we are a city within a city, without law enforcement. The citizens of this community feel that this is not fair and reasonable, and that they do not have the same rights and priviledges as other citizens of Huntington Beach. Your favorable action on our request will be greatly appreciated by the members of our Town House Association. Orman r1. 1 an er, res dent Board of Directors Vembers of Board of Directors 19901 BROOKHURST STREET 9 HUNTINGTON BEACH CALIFORNIA IMPORTANT'. TO: Paul C. Jones DATE: 1/27/65 Time: 9:30 WHILE YOU WERE OUT Mr. Edward L. Jones, Asst. County Assessor of Assessor's Office Phone: 547-0547 TELEPHONED Assessed valuation of Huntington continental on Adams There are several models Model F - one bedroom apartment land value of $400.00 improvement value of $1290.00 does not carry a personal value. Model A 2 bedroom apartment - land value of $320.00 building value - $1800.00 and a personal property value of $30.00 Model B 2 bedroom apartment - land value of $320.00 building value of $2,040.00 for improvements - personal property value of $40.00 Model D 3 bedroom - land value of $440.00 - improvement value of $2100.00 - personal property value of $60.00 Model E 3 bedroom - land value of $440.00 - improvement value of $2240.00 - personal value, of $60.00 OVER Model 0 4 bedroom m land value of $440.00 - improvement value of 300 ' & $70.00 on household Tenant reimburses the company for the common area assessment value. Match 299 1-0,65 gonorgbU NSYor and Hmborp of, the t Ors �wiin Mi Beale 0411-fornia The Oor of recto" of t1w ftntiMtoaf o i; mmum in ifto Mat atl *%Scord � s o o -,p0 tproposal. mladd b the R=Umton COAtiWAa �rovib toadwvs and make them Ptiblic at to of the city.` _ vn, areelw ve et .. ca .d a velop m e t �t�e , �,`M feet t .dth. Da' ., � e t units) � not dloatt on the et r st reets,? s .of t1m,nh"t a..(units) mid . � �� the adt t t re stets: ,m ,. pr vately ouner ,aA&,ma1ftaibqd Vhpj�,t�qy .... ( ' state o �calizbrrlu 3, 01, Mate 49' kcceptande of tbeft ta. r might t&Pt Quiet A Lance o these bub4taw M stftcta zid thei _ai4tP- co . an file t8a 4 on 0 r° nee t 1ivy n davolqpOts Vith Vet s kets'.` s It nri €�a bl t rat ulplie main' ee Q etteets om a-z m.) t A:t orb, wg_e 'oftlosed by t .homes it pepvog aAdq tbereforot ViAmlly u6milable to e oe 1 g Xal mid, c .. .Ut,�i- ditscurmionbf the subjeot, can, is O 4 m .' ll t 0 lost to m Ppo tie . ! Yours. tl' i Mam ger Pet,.. Xtt C Z of our nut ea a o lb � 196 I 4 MINUTES Inge 3 3-22-65 REQUEST OF SUPERVISOR BAKER: President Higley referred to the appearance of Supervisor Dave Baker who appeared at our last board meeting and requested names of local citizens to serve on special committees in his Supervisorial District. He suggested that anyone who wished to serve in this capacity please notify Manager Gallienne so that this could be transferred to Supervisor Baker. U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: President Higley announced that the Chamber of Commerce of the United States would hold their election during the month of April and that it had been suggested that we cast our vote for Maurice Reed. Motion by Director Slates seconded by Director Sigrist that the President and Secretary be authorized to cast our vote for Maurice Reed for Director of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States and the motion carried. ORANGE COUNTY ASSOCIATED C of C: Secretary Gallienne notified the Board of Directors that following a meeting today of the Orange County Chambers of Commerce Ma nagers, it was decided to call a meeting with the Orange County Associated Chambers of Commerce_ officials along with Presidents, Ma nagers and Delegates of each chamber . of commerce in Orange County so that they may be advised as to the proposed $1139000.00 budget and the intent of the proposed development program that is listed to cost $679500.00 of which $229600.00 is budgeted to pay professional money raisers that would bring the total Orange County Associated Chambers of Commerce budget up to $113,000,00 showing in detail a $75600.00 item for salaries alone. , HUNTINGTON CONTINENTAL: Chamber of Commerce member Jim De Guelle addressed the I board of directors with reference to the proposal of the Huntington Continental condominim who have requested the City Council to take their private roadways and make them public streets. Mr. De Guelle pointed out that the Huntington Continental streets were substandard in width and that purchasers in the condominiumt; development knew the roadways were private when they bought their apartments. He said the whole inception of this condominim when first introduced to Huntington Beach were actual- ly walled in private operations and he said this unfair 'tax burden would be saddled on the other citizens of the community. Mr. De Guelle charged that people living in the condominim.have their own private recreational areas which would not be offered to the rest of the citizens of the community. Mr. De Guelle said that he had talked to several city officials whd likewise had expressed opposition to this acceptance of private roadways at the last City Council session. Director Roger Slates, Chairman of the Planning and Zoning Committee of the chamber of commerce said . purchasers in the condominim had been shown the California State Real Estate Com- missioner's statement specifying that streets were private and were to be maintained by the home owners. Chairman Slates said that the Huntington Beach -Realty Board I will also fight the proposed plan : and that city councilmen are scheduled to debate the private street issue at their next meeting April 5. It was brought out that f most heads of city departments had opposed the taking over of said streets. After a full discussion of the matter, the directors voiced their interest and suggested that we oppose this proposal and send our reasons for such to the City Council for their perusal. Motion by Director Slates seconded by Director Kiser that the chamber of commerce go on reeord in opposition to acceptance by the city of the Huntington Continental private roads as public streets and the motion carried unanimously. BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU: A letter from Jerry Marks of the Linbrook Hardware Co. ask- ing that the chamber of commerce appoint two representatives to meet with him to set up a Bettetter Business Bureau was tabled by motion of Director Forney seconded by Director Peterson and the motion carried. ADJOURNMENT: Presidext Higley thanked all directors for their atterAance and said our next board meeting would be Monday evening April 12 and the meeting adjoWd at 9:00 P.M. Submitted by: William Gallienne, Manager May 3rd, 1965 Honorable tIiayor and City Council, " City Hell, Huntington beech, California Has Dedicated Streets - Huntington Continentel 1--)en house Asan. lno. 0eng1®a®ns The Runtington Continental Tom House Assooi - Lion, Inc. has filet with the City Attorney"s office, a r®solutica which has been signed and sealed sae which le in proper for®, the wording of eiieh is ea® follows a "A notion was made by .Tie Nanny, Lot 348, seconded by Mr. Houninger, Lot 2259 that the Association vote to dedicate our stNmts to the city and give the Hoard 4,' of Directors authority to take legal ®ration to force a reduction in our tax rate should th0/ diSy refuse our streeU. A standing vote use taken and the notion menlaously carried.In Since this motion sea carried mealsuasly by the Hunting- ton Continental 'Pam House Asmmiatioug Inc. , it is ®y opin- ion thet now there to no lognl reason rhg the City of Hunting- tan Beach mot oee®pt the de8ias tica of the streets in ques- tion® if it so d®sire®. Yours very truly, • v City Attorney T�O� May 3rd v 1965 4 CI tt► Comneil o City mall. Huntizaton ®h. California Hot D"lcated Streets o Huntington Contine®tal y•,)wn house Amen. 1no. denil��: The Huntington Continental Tom House Assool tiono Ia®. = has filed with the City Attorney"® office, a resoiutica which hers been sigmedd and assled and ehich is in proper ferao the wording of vAhAah to as followa s wA notion was made by Jim V►nnyo toot 3489 s000nded .by Mr. Noam1mgero tot 2259 that the Association vote to '1 dedi"to our stftats to the city and give the Board vj of Directors authority to take legal motion to for" a r"metion In our tax rate should thb ®iW refuse eur *%poets. A standing vote was token and the notion uneninously carried.a 31noo this motion was carried mnimmuly by the Hunting- ton Continental Tom House Assoelation, Ino. ® it is ®y oei&- ion that WM them to no lqPl reeeem o& the City of Hunting. tm Beach ommot swept the deli atiom of the streets in Ques. ticao if it so doeire®t yours very tndyo r City Attorney J iDy a h may 3rd a 1965 Pable Aever and City 60VA8119 City Nqllo %ingtas Gh e California Has Dediested Street@ - Hunt,n gtou Cont,aamtel 'down House Aeom. Ino. Gentlemen s The HuntiMtoa C=tinentel TOM blouse A®®O®in tione In®. ! (� has tiled with the City Attorney@® office@ s resolution which hoc bom signed and sealed amd eta i eh to in proper f®m a the mrdlM of which is as follows s "A notion was node by Jim Xamyg lit 346e seconded by Mr. NombWers Lot 225, Wit the Association vote to I j d®81oote our stets to the city ®ad give the Ord of Diraoters authority to take I*Ipl ®cation to !t0w4w a r"uet ion in our tax rate should t ab a refuse trots. A ® ing veto was token 0 the notion URMIMMOXY earried." Sims this mottos was carried ammimmaly by the H=tUW- tou Contlamtel Tom Row® Ammmistioul, ,Ina. a It is ®y opie,- too that MW hero is me legal rem®en uhyythe City of Hunting. t" amok sumet t the defiestion of the stroeta -in ®ues- tione if it 86 deal"60 your® very truly@ City Attorney dDPoh i may 3rd: 1965 i i Honorable Mayor end City Council, City Halle Huntington hesch, California He: Dedicated Streets - Huntington i wontinentel. Town House Assn, Ina. Gentlemen: DThe Huntington Continental Town House Association's Inc. has filed with the City Attorney's office, a resolution, :which has been signed and sealed end which is in proper form, the wording of which is as follows: "A motion was made by Jim Nanny, Lot 348, seconded by Mr. Monaninger, Lot 2.25, thr-t the Association vote to . dedicate our streets to the city and give the Hoard of Directors authority to take legal sction to force a reduction in our tax rate should, tlhh cagy refuse our streets. A standing vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried." Since this motion was carried unanimously by the :Hunting- ton 'Continental gown House- Association,, Inc. , it is my opin® ion that now there is no legal reason why the City of Hunting- ton Beach cannot accept the dedication of the streets in ques- tion, if it. ao desires. Yours very truly, JXfiva D. City Attorney r JDP:h %r ATTORNEY AT LAW 1,5.1O 'r ;" ' " ��:•ram,ti 7790' RANGE AVENUE » COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA 92627 646-7611 FILE NO. DATE: �•C� d• IV.F y A I 6 Apr '�r f Beach,,Ca t tf n Re o Pt;t.i..,y..on of Hvvit..luxt on C ont-int:c-itaI Try,, i .? .t�� ;k� i.s s "t1 1'.rt�r.n ,tln� l Y , :t°r ".lau..�► Dear Mt:. Phtt'ket't., I titTq i..nfrmeel that. you recently r'r9�c�gtr�ra tic a ;ynrc�act Al extander.�. t o t, f'ur,v i`:�h y"-6u, With "a Cctrpv. 0't a es0`tut'ic'm ado r e(i. b- t•��i�' il'i"ht�'L.�ty, y,, 1�` .� � C ( � e•hl;. c"t� Tr� . t.�jlt;i.t►rI£ C.k Ar7�U' a'"wt:botix #rq!, t► ft ."ird of Di'rectors k .laid Asspcixit:lcm ro make an' uffOr of dedieraclon Of. Lbe S LT-(.r;tS o ' l!:oe t: '11'11 6 to the eAt.y nf' Ruri t.l°rtE:Lan Beach. ��� c.�;� plt.trc�t•rxt:t�y �►f >;tt:cYr. i �':it' �:'i°�c� 1''c:r�tTtsrt?�r: �rr t�llcs x,-: entit:lc=ci marrrr „ .t,lcc3' cop, of a Rcsq-'L,jtA.( YI :jdoptv(J by tnalli "frlt, ,ank' Uf , C((''it'{�9t'lu of t.he. Hunt-ItigLon Comr1notitaal 1'mal fbt>ile i ssm'i.'nioll, lrc:a , 'tIn"i r: tln- '1 , 't t'ttr:t ci p . 441•u;, �>t:, t. tt-- annual mc?et— in pf said Assmiat bin tJW pnuary 'lei,• 'L965 ¢ 'yoi. at .l t Ctbs F r"lc- t:`iat: Owl t.`.Yit'1.11�i�`!:'j C:'�ij.'1?' U'Y 'the 1#�w.7�Ut �t5[1 V!a (ht� Sec.:..," t•. ry or '.3avJ C f 1 ran .l.v of ally furt'her as-i4tirt nce. in (Atis tiiti.r.ter , plts,a se feel E.me.,, t.c:v Gall vi);m luq.. Yc�lftrl4i�y ►.rtuly,�� f )�p ,�,f/,.•�.- i� '`�fPP;f�.J.�d..f•�;7{;r};.0 1� .. /,. i PtiF N an d w IIt.tt! Itiztcrrr ('Flit. W00i f1-iiiso :'1!;: sir, oInt: r` L S. O I/ 1 1 Y 1 A Motion mjde- b1i �Ir�� Nanny, r„�t. 3J48, seconded ray Mr„ t : i singlet , ?,uc . Z"25, trIar the Association vote t^ dc-di° ate our ct:rr_e:t:� t"o Chey city and give. the Board of Directors auth.oTIty. t?' cake leaa1 action td force a reduction in oyr t nx rate should old t ho city refuse our streets'. A scanding vote was taken and the mutton carried uneniamsly, The undersigninds as the duly elected .and, acting; Secf-etary a the Hunting>,thr Cwt inmtAI 'Tawn H Agso Araoc jai. a ti.or . vnc 11riLL };i,i., s.,, C't<=,rt l�s_. i4Lti, a it -n--rpr-Cf'tt' rc:,rprrR - i j,on., h- ewi :.csrCifif":, tb-- t: Lhu wit.hf.tt- c:npy of a rf3so'lution adei-ctc-d '..)y e.ho rr:rnt�er.i� s,E r.o�•.+ rd of paid AS;�c�riat.tan, can the '8th day of jarc.iary, L965 , at- it duly hold annual iTWeting Wtlich a ;l�u�tmn awls Pce6ent., iti a iii l; true, eo� accurate col'Y, and chat said re;ul.utien'lied noc Men U10d•i fiyd er rescinded at the date of this certificate. DATED h41'.90h3 Secret y ,7 MP- * •: .'4.t �, NFg yC.t.r "c:,w!!A F-.a R a•pN 77 J. R: HIGLEY ' -EN LAWSON PAUL PHILLIr' H. E. NISSEN f PRESIDENT .T VICE PRESIDENT SECOND VICE PRES1. TREASURER 314 FIFTH STREET P.O. BOX 272 C H A In H E R or C O Hl In ER CH 536-6564 536-6565 March 29s' 1965 WILLIAM GALLIENNE Honorable 'fir. am-. - MANAGER DIRECTORS Hemb4ts of the CSty'Couneil _ TED BARTLETT -diry of Hahtiw&n-Beach DON BYRNES City CiiL Ran . C. WM. CARLSON MARK DOWNING Huntington Beach',California J. S. FARCUHAR -•` _ JACK FEEHAN Oentlelmens- WAYNE FERRELL DR. MAX FORNEY I he:.Board'-of Directors.of the Huntington Beach Chauber of - DR. C. O. GRUBER Commerce -mee in ire r session great oa record'unwdn usV E.A. HARTSOOK �' -- to oppose itie proposal made by the 41=t ngton Continental Town J. R. HIGLEY Qg� STEVE HOLDEN Houses asking: the aiity of �Hjuntingtoyn_.Beaehto�=jaccept their. private R. M. JURKOVICH roadways and make them public `streets of the oity�' R. C. KISER - - DICK LA RUE The reasons given are as follows KEN LAWSON DICK LAYER A•' _ Streets it _;he a rn _development are muo_h less. in width W . NISSEN than the :usu& .�uir"-60 feet' xidth.l WM. S. PETERSON - ���j yam, y ,{, ••. PAUL PHILLIPS B•? _ he homes '(units -do -not �abutt-'on the 'substandardstreets D. M. SEIERSEN C-1 The Owners,of thee-hom.ee (omits) were faL ] aimare of the fsiot yy__ y� i to.. JOHN SIGRIST that the stree MZf- ere. � be pri!rate]y_O`med,:and:rnafatained. ROGER SLATES _ .d1]en 'they bought,? (Per=State..-of"California Real.Estate HOWARD BTEPHENS Conmi.ssion!s�Pablic -Report _ 22522 dated.Apr31 4�' 1963).; DARRELL WARD D I _Acceptance of these substandard,-_streets--might-tempt::other. developers,: etc.;• to plan_and declioate, atxbstanda streets:? HONORARY DIRECTORS EL' Acceptance .of these.\substandard' streets and•thei.r sairitenance9 RICHARD T. HANNA mould place an unfair, tax-1oad"on .other. residents not living J.A. MURDY JR. _ JAMES E. WHETMORE ' - ',in developments-.w--with private��-streets*.. - DAVID BAKER Fe"; It is utlMasonable"�to expeot:publio,maiatenanee of streets M. M. MCCALLEN (Common area) .that are..-largeiy enclosed by the homes it serves..'and,' therefore,' virtually unavailable to the general ADVISORY DIRECTORS publio�': MAYOR DONALD D. SHIPLEYFollowing. 7- �j - y� �j .'s - a y� „y JAKE STEWART Following.a.,ifaU � compl.ekte ,d�soussion Vf the ,tub jecrt..on ROBERT M. LAMBERT 4andpl a unani us ballot was .►caat to oppose the idsue ERNEST GISLER THOMAS WELCH 1 121"s � e gley 14inager President **Attached copy of our minutes as of March 229� 1.965 * * - THE LARGEST COASTAL CITY IN ORANGE COUNTY * * �, vtp ,� lIV r �tJ L.0 MINUTES f i Page 3 3-22-65 REQUEST OF SUPERVISOR BAKER: President Higley referred to the appearance of Supervisor Dave Baker who appeared at our last board meeting and requested names of local citizens to serve on special committees in his Supervisorial District. He suggested that anyone who wished to serve in this capacity please notify Manager Gallienne so that this could be transferred to Supervisor Baker. U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: President Higley announced that the Chamber. of Commerce of the United States would hold their election during the month of April and that it had been suggested that we cast our vote for Maurice Reed. Motion by Director Slates seconded by Director Sigrist that the President and Secretary be authorized to cast our vote for Maurice Reed for Director of .the Chamber of Commerce of the United States and the motion carried. ORANGE COUNTY ASSOCIATED C of C: Secretary Gallienne notified the Board of Directors that following a meeting today of the Orange County Chambers of Commerce Ma pagers, it was decided to call a meeting with the Orange County Associated Chambers of Commerce_ officials along with Presidents, Ma nagers and Delegates of each chamber of commerce in Orange County so that they may be advised as to the proposed $113,000.O0 budget and the intent of the proposed development program that is listed to cost $679300.00 of which $22,600.00 is budgeted to pay professional money raisers tkat would bring the total Orange County Associated Chambers of Commerce budget up to $113,000.00 showing in detail a $7%&0.00 item for salaries alone. HUNTINGTON CONTINENTAL: Chamber of Commerce member Jim De Guelle addressed the board of directors with reference to the proposal of the Huntington Continental condominim who have requested the City Council to take their private roadways and :Hake them public streets. Mr. De Guelle pointed out that the Huntington Continental streets were substandard in width and that purchasers in the ,condominiums development knew the roadways were private when they bought their apartments. He said the whole inception of this condominim when first introduced to Huntington Beach were actual- ly walled in private operations and he said -this unfair 'tax burden would be saddled on the other citizens of the community. Mr. De Guelle charged that people living in the condominim have their own private recreational. areas which would not be offered to the rest of the citizens of the community. Mr. De Guelle said that he . had talked to several city officials whd likewise had expressed opposition to this acceptance of private roadways at the last City Council session. Director, Roger Slates, Chairman of the Planning and Zoning Committee of the chamber of commerce said purchasers in the condominim had been shown the California State Real Estate Com- missioner's statement specifying that streets were private and were to be maintained by the home owners. Chairman Slates said that the. Huntington Beaeh .Realty Board will also fight the proposed plan : and that city councilmen are scheduled to debate the private street issue at their next meeting April 5• It was brought out that most heads of city_ departments had opposed the taking over of said streets. After a full discussion of the matter, the directors voiced their interest and suggested that we oppose this proposal and send our reasons for such to the City Council for their perusal. Motion by Director Slates seconded by Director Kiser that the chamber of commerce go on record in opposition to acceptance by the city of the Huntington Continental private roads as public streets and the motion carried unanimously. BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU: A letter from Jerry Marks of the Linbrook Hardware Co. ask- ing that the chamber of commerce appoint two representatives to meet with him to set up a Bettetter Business Bureau was tabled by motion of Director Forney secondei by Director Peterson and the motion carried. ADJOURNMENT: President Higley thanked all directors for their attendance and said our next board meeting would be Monday evening April 12 and the meeting adjojed at 9:00 P.M. Submitted by: William Gallienne, Manager r ,3, 77 / . Huntington Beach Board of Realtors, Inc. Huntington Beach Multiple Listing Service, Inc. GERALD LANCE, PRESIDENT ALDON PETERSON, VICE PRESIDENT POST OFFICE BOX 428 HUNTINGTON BEACH. CALIFORNIA 92646 GEORGE WEIERBACH, BECRETARY•TREASURER PHONE 886-8988 ED SUKLA, DIRECTOR CHARLES V. COLSTADT, DIRECTOR W. V. HARRIS, STATE DIRECTOR March 30, 1965 Honorable Mayor & Members of City Council City of Huntington Beach Huntington Beach, California Gentlemen: The Board of Directors of the Hunting- ton Beach Board of Realtors request that the City Council reject the offer of dedication of streets in Huntington Continental No. 1. A few of the reasons are : 1. The streets in this condominium development are considerably less in width than the usual required 60 feet. 2. The homes, or units, do not abutt on the sub-standard streets. 3. Owners in this development were fully aware that the streets were to be privately owned and maintained (As per State of California Real Estate Commissions Published Report #22522 dated April 4, 1963) . 4. Acceptance of the sub-standard streets might tempt other developers to plan and dedicate sub-standard streets. 0 Huntington Beach Board of Realtors, Inc. Huntington Beach Multiple Listing Service, Inc. GERALD LANCE, PRESIDENT ALDON PETERSON, VICE PRESIDENT POET OFFICE BOX 428 HUNTINGTON BEACH. CALIFORNIA 92846 GEORGE WEIERBACH, SECRETARY•TREASURER PHONE 888-8988 ED SUKLA, DIRECTOR CHARLES V. COLSTADT, DIRECTOR March 30, 1965 W. V. HARRIS. STATE DIRECTOR Page 2 5. Acceptance of these sub-standard streets and their maintenance would, we believe, place an unfair tax load on other residents not living in developments with private streets. Your consideration of our request will be appreciated. Sincerely, Gerald Lance, President Huntington Beach Board of Realtors, Inc. GL:ly CC: R. Lambert D. Shipley T. Welch J. Stewart E. Gisler 1716 ATTORNEY AT LAW ®-ORANGE AVENUE COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA 92627 646-761 1 FILE NO. DATE: March 29,1965 Paul C. Jones, City Clerk City of Huntington Beach, P. 0. Box 190 Huntington Beach, Calif. , 92648 In re: Petition for- Dec-ation of Streets Huntington Continental Townhouse Ass "n.Inc. Dear Mr. Jones: Reference is made to the Petition of the Huntington Contin- ental Townhouse Association, Inc. , for Dedication of Streets, filed with your office on March 2nd, 1965. Said Petition was called for hearing at the last regular meeting of the City Council on March 15th, 1965, at which time, on motion, it was referred for further study and report to City Admin- istrator, Doyle Miller, and Public Works Director, Jim Wheeler. The Petition is presently scheduled to be called up for further hearing at the next regular meeting of the Council on April 5th, 1965. I have just been informed of the unfortunate serious illness of Councilman Thomas H. Welch which, apparently, will neces- sitate his absence-` from the meeting of the City Council on April 5th, 1965. As Councilman Welch has attended previous hearings before the Council, concerning the Petition for Dedication of Streets, and it is believed he is fully in- formed regarding the same, it is the concensus of the Board of, Directors of Huntington Continental Townhouse Association, Inc. , that the interest of all concerned would best be served by deferring further hearings on the Petition until Mr. Welch is again able to resume his duties on the Council. It is therefore respectfully requested that a hearing on the Petition of the Huntington Continental Townhouse Association, Inc. , .for Dedication of Streets, be placed off calendar on April 5th, 1965, until some future date when Mr. Welch is able to attend meetings of the City Council, so as to afford I f i p.2-Paul C . Jones, City Clerk�3/29/65 0 re: Pet. re Streets-Hunt.Cont 1.Townhouse Ass on. an opportunity for a full consideration of the Petition by members of the City Council. Yours very truly, R. F. NEUMAN, Attorney for Huntington Continental Townhouse Association, Inc. RFN:an cc: James NAnpy, Pres. Bd./Directors Huntington Cont'1.Townhouse Ass n. cc: Harry R. ' Waldman V.Pres. Bd./Directors, Huntington Cont�l.Townhouse Assn. cc: Norman W. Alexander i i j j t HUNTINGTON CONTINENTAL TOWN HOUSE ASSOCIATION May 3, 1964 Mr. Paul Jones City Clerk Huntington Beach, Calif. Dear Sir:: For your information and records the officers of the Board of Directors of the Huntington Continental Town House Association 19801 Brookhurst, Huntington Beach are as follows:- President Mr. Norman Alexander 19832 Berkshire Lane Huntington Beach 536-10/03 Vice-Ptesident Mr. John Locker 9857 Continental Huntington Beach Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Jack Matson 90/07 Continental Huntington Beach Board Members Mr. A. E. Cofer 97.58 Charing Cross Huntington Beach Mr. Clarke Lewis 19756 Cambridge Huntington Beach Mr. Archie Scott 9828 Continental Huntington Beach Mr. Hal Wirtz 9848 Argyle Huntington Beach I/Ue�xan- e ' '��4 rman r - President Board of Directors 19801 BROOKHURST STREET 0 HUNTINGTON BEACH, CALIFORNIA H .-cington Continental Town House Association #2 19846 Leighton Lane Huntington Beach, California 92647 August 17, 1964 City of Huntington Beach P. 0. Box 190 - 92648 Huntington Beach, California Paul C. Jones , City Clerk Dear Mr. Jones: The Board of Directors of Huntington Continental Town House Association Number Two, Inc. hereby requests the city council of the City of Huntington Beach to enact such ordinances or resolutions, under the authority of Section 21107.5 of the Vehicle Code of the State of California , to provide patrol and enforcement of all applicable traffic and parking regulations which are in force within the general Jurisdiction of the City of Huntington Beach, upon the private roadways owned by the Association. The Board is willing to cooperate in any way possible with the City of Huntington Beach and its various departments to alleviate present conditions and legal restrictions that exist in Unit Number Two. Thank you again for your cooperation in this matter. Sincerely yours, HE BOARD OiFy�DIRECTORS err A. Matney SECRETARY 1 ` Page #. Minutes, June 4, 1965 B IDS OPENED PECK RESERVOIR The .Clerk opened the bids for the construction of the Aldrich R. Peck Memorial Municipal Reservoir and the Public Works Director read the total as follows: Coxco Inc. $567,600.00 j Lomar Development Co, $512,803.00 Sully Miller Contracting Co. $509.450.00 The bids were taken for review by the Director of Public Works with recommendationsto be made later in the meeting. BIDS OPENED - RESURFACING Or STREETS The Clerk opened the bids for the resurfacing of portions of Fourteenth Street, Adams Avenue and Atlanta Avenue and the Public Works Director read the totals as follows: Griffith Company $12,324.80 R. J. Noble Company $12,270.50 Sully Miller Contracting Co. . $11,239.50 The bids were taken for review by the Director of Public Works with recommendations to be made later in the meeting. LAKE PARK CLUBHOUSE - GIRL SCOUTS - OVERNIGHT �OOn motion by Lambert, seconded by Gisler, Council granted permission to the Santiago Girl Scout Council to use the Lake Park Clubhouse for an overnight campout from 4:00 P.M. June 18ib through noon, June 19M, 1965. Motion carried, RSECREATION & PARKS COMMISSION - MASHBURN APPOINTMENT 9bn motion by Welch, seconded by Gisler, Council confirmed the re- appointment by the Mayor, of Mr. Charles Mashburn for a one year term on the Huntington Beach Recreation and Parks Commission. Motion carried. HUNTINGTON CONTINENTAL - OFFER OF DEDICATIONS ACCEPTED 7ne Clerk presented a letter from R. F. Neuman, Attorney for Hunting- ton Continental Townhouse Association - Unit #1 and Unit //2, request- ing that the City accept offers of dedication of streets in both units. The Clerk read a letter from Roger D. Slates protesting the acceptance by the City of the offer of dedications of private streets in the Huntington Continental Townhouse units. Mr, Norman Alexander, 19832 Berkshire Lane, City, addressed the Council and requested Council to accept their offer. Mr. Jim DeGuelle, 1011 California, City, addressed the Council and protested the acceptance by the City of private streets in con- dominium areas. Jerry Madney, 19846 Leighton Lane, City, defended condominium prop- erty owners, and requested assistance for the property owners through 1 acceptance of the Huntington Continental streets by the City. i Mr. John Mangano, 5661 Clark Drive, City, addressed the Council and protested the acceptance of private streets, as it would set a precedent in such cases. R. J. Neuman, City, Attorney for the Petitioners, addressed the Council and stated that all citizens are entitled to the same benefits for taxes paid, and requested that the petition be granted. 1 ! i I l 243 Page ,/Z - Minutes, June 4, 1.963 Gerald Lance, President of the Huntington Beach Board of Realtors, addressed the Council and requested denial of the petition and stated that if any inequity existed,; it should be handled through tax control. John Knapp, 10191 Pua Drive, City, addressed the Council and re- quested the Council to reconsider the acceptance of the offer of dedications. Assistant City Attorney George Shi.bata addressed the Council rela- tive to his statement on the legality of acceptance made at a previous meeting, and questioned Mr. Neuman regarding the By-Laws of their organization. Following further discussion on the matter, a motion was made by Welch, seconded by Gisler, to accept the offer of dedications for streets, curbs end lighting equipment for general public use, sub- ject to receipt by the City Attorney of certification of the vote of the Associations concerned, and proof that right-.of-way can be delivered to the City free of any and all encumberances. Motion carried. Mr. Norman Alexander addressed the Council and expressed appreciation on behalf of the residents of the Huntington Continental Townhouse Association Units. BODNER DISMISSAL - NOTICE OF DEMAND The Clerk presented a Notice of Demand for findings and recommenda- tions in the dismissal of Douglas J. Bodner from the City Fire Department, from .Jack. F. Austin, Attorney for Mr. Bodner, requesting that he be furnished in writing the findings and recommendations of the Council. On motion by Lambert, seconded by Welch, Council received the Notice of Demand from Jack F. Austin, Attorney for Douglas Bodner9 and directed the Clerk to forward a certified copy of the minute action of May 21, 1965, to Mr. Austin. Motion carried. SOLICITATION - SERVICES FOR THE BLIND �On motion by Lambert, seconded by Gisler, Council granted permission to the Services for the Blind to place cannisters in places of business within the City to raise funds. Motion carried. SB 997 - GAS TAX FUNDS - SAN JU.AN CAPISTRANO The Clerk presented a request from the City of San Juan Capistrano for adoption of a Resolution opposing SB-997 which would permit the use of Gas Tax Funds or .License Fee Funds for purposes other than the benefit of motor vehicles The Director of Public Works explained that SB-997 would apply to the Greater Los Angeles area only, due to the existing Rapid Transit problem. On motion by Welch, seconded by Gisler, the letter from the City of San Juan Capistrano relating to SB-997, was received and ordered filed. Motion carried. AB 2844 - CITY OF BELL GARDENS - SUPPORT The Clerk presented a Letter from the City of Belt Gardens, request- ing support of AB 2844 which would require certification by Council before the issue of oD-sa.l.e or off-sale alcoholic beverage license by the Alcoholic Beverage CoDt.rol Board. 244 HUNTINGTON BEACH CHAMBER OF COV-11RCE i I �t�tFltlt �� �2I�tEt11TP EXECUTIVE-MANAGER 1 I � I 314 FIFTH STREET P.O. BOX 272 536-6564 i (SPACE BELOW FOR FILING STAMP ONLY) LAW OFFICES OF r 1 R. F. NEUMAN —3SII'3etJTH��rtcrarRsrr '� —bv9�/Rfl6 E116J i'i CALIFORNIA � Il4teu�sel*a-�2rr+ 1716 Orange Ave. Z Costa Mesa APPROVED BY CITY COUNCIL 646-7611 N SI ... ��-____-- 5 Attorney for Petitioner CLJ „___ CITY CLUE 7 E T I T 1 0 N 1 8 In The Matter Of: ) OFFER OF DEDICATION 9 ) HUNTINGTON CONTINENTAL TOWN ) OF STREETS, CURBS, AND `4-0 HOUSE ASSOCIATION, INC. , ) LIGHTING EQUIPMENT, FOR Unit No. 2, Tract No, 5062, ) GENERAL PUBLIC USE 1-1 a non-profit corporation, ) 12 Petitioner 13 14 1� To the Council of the City of Huntington Beach, a 16 municipal corporation organized and existing under and by virtue 17 of the Laws of the State of California: 18 The undersigned Board of Directors of the Huntington 19 Continental Town House Association, Inc. , Unit No. 2, Tract No, 20 50621 organized under and by virtue of the General Non-Profit I 21 Corporation Law of the State of California, herein referred to i 22 as the "donor", makes the hereinafter stated proposal and offer i 23 of a gift to the City of Huntington Beach, County of Orange, State 24 of California, a municipal corporation, herein referred to as the 25 ! "donee", subject to the conditions hereinafter stated, to wit: II i 26 27 WHEREAS, the donor is the owner in fee title of certain 28 paved streets and curbs, and certain street lights and street 29 light standards and fixtures . appurtenant thereto, situated in the 160 City of Huntington Beach, described as Tract No, 5062, as shown 3-? on Map recorded in Book 187, Pages 19, 20, and 21, of Miscellan- 32 eous Maps and records of the County of Orange, State of California,, lw 1 and subject to certain Declaration of Restrictions, as recorded 2 October 3, 1963, in Book 6745, Page 227, of Official Records of 3 said County, and as amended March 30, 1964, and 4 5 WHEREAS , at the duly noticed annual meeting of the 6 members of record of the Huntington Continental Town House Asso- 7 ciation, Inc. , Unit No. 2, held on May 27, 1965, at 8:00 o'clock 8 P. M. , of said day, at the William R. Lamb School, 10251 Yorktown, 9 Huntington Beach, California, a quorum then being present, the 10 members of said Association, by a Resolution duly made, seconded, I 11 and adopted by a vote of ninety-three (93) for, and three (3) 12 against said Resolution, authorized the undersigned Board of ! 13 Directors to make the hereinafter stated proposal and offer of 14 dedication to the City of Huntington Beach. A true and correct 15 copy of said Resolution, duly certified by the Secretary of the 16 Board of Directors of said Association, is attached hereto, marked 17 Exhibit A, and made a part hereof by reference. 18 19 1 20 NOW, THEREFORE, the undersigned Board of Directors of j 21 the Huntington Continental Town House Association, Unit No. 2, as 22 the donor, hereby offers to give and convey to the City of Hun- . I 25 tington Beach, as the donee, all and each of those certain paved 24 streets and curbs, street lights, street light standards and fix- 25 Lures appurtenant thereto, situated within Tract No. 5062 in the 26 City of Huntington Beach, County of Orange, State of California, 27 described and recorded as aforesaid, by the dedication of said 28 real and personal property to said donee for the sole use and 29 benefit of the public, subject to such regulatory ordinances as 30 may now be in effect or as may be hereinafter enacted by said. 33. donee, and subject to the condition that, upon acceptance thereof, 32 said streets and equipment shall be maintained by said donee in � caw oFarccs 2. R. F. NEUM1AN I the same manner and condition as all other streets and highways 2 within said City, and at said donee's sole cost and expense. A 3 true and correct copy of a map of the aforesaid Tract No. 5062, 4 is attached hereto, marked Exhibit B, and made a part hereof by 5 reference. 6 II 7 This proposal and offer of dedication of the above- 8 mentioned ,paved streets, .curbs, street lights and street stand- 9 ards and fixtures appurtenant thereto, is further conditioned upon 10 the formal acceptance thereof by the donee, within ninety days (90) from the submission of this petition to the City Council® 12 I 13 14 BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE Huntington Continental Town House 15 Association, Inc® , Unit No. 2, a non-profit corporation 16 17 By 18 Jer A. Matney, President 19 20 21 ATTEST: ,22 231 Chris Portway, Secretary f 24 25 26 27 ✓ ._ I R a F® uma 26 Attorney for Petitioner 291 30 I� (SEAL)- y 31 - I 32 _ I LAW Or"CES - 3 R. F. NEUMAN May 27, 1965 Meeting held at 8:00 P.M. at William B. Lamb School, 10251 Yorktown, Huntington Beach, California RESOLUTION DAVE MORRIS Lot # 268 move that the Board of, Directors be authorized to submit to the City of Huntington Beach, California a petition to offer on behalf of the Huntington Continental Town House Association Number Two to dedicate the streets of tract 5062, including all street lighting and fixtures comprising 32 street light. standards and equipment. Seconded by JOHN WARD Lot '139. Vote by Marking Ballot For 93 Against 3 Vote Passed/Failed by a vote of 93 to 3 . I, the Secretary of the Board of Huntington Continental Town House Association Number two, certify that these minutes are true and correct. Chris Portway, Secretar Jer y A. Matney, esident 3 4 5 6 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 .. 18 19 2© 21 22 23 24 25 6 27 28 29 30 31 ' • 32 � - EXHIBIT Lei � L 4 To Date 1 DUPLICATE Signed Date Signed Red if?rm SEND PARTS 1 AND 3 WITH CARBONS INTACT. 4S 465 PART 3 WILL BE RETURNED WITH REPLY. ol 4 TRACT ' 5062 M.M. 16 6 /19-21 «1 3 ' A _ .r .. po '..• "9 W /OZ « /0/ T fT4 • fb<` e /J.' •i `E R /0 C ,P E � T 4 99 75 DI.J �-^-t F, /24 f�+ //3 /O6 +FV 91 ry '� e l-TT ,� /r�4 /b iy{ {I . ��`;.(• { /23 ] //4 01 lOT 1 96 /16 I/l , /OB 93 �yI V /2>� ;{/2 /09L 94 n _.. , j LVRNWALL ORNf Y .. w 2 — - - /2B ,/// //O ly s9S IJ2 !t 1 �. ..,'t pox \ for -�+ i Q for '� t - ,_ �=�_—_..�tYe._ ___•" _ Jew / / / IP2 /B /BO���ti Q lTB TY BO P l N h « /J6 ,•� /Js i4 ,J) l. ••,/J/ /Jo/ _CAPNWALL _DRIVE-- - -� _ �, . _ • a t=.t. i I JI-1 BTIBti B.5 BS B2306 .. • . .. _ 204229 .. :�' - 249r tLta •�?� W 2 Job /' RA_LEIG_h''_ �.OR/VE ux «._ RALE%GH• EOM >va DRIVE 9 2 R 11 JQS 205 •22B a 230 W 0 LOT c 203 504 H t� 3J0032 >•2 220(i6v 21 a 24d "J 233 Gu3.a I ..si�.f_-_'-n __ ^•_.�+jrl_ u66 E' 066 T./86 _H 20 226 232 16 /BT 201 24f 6 J 3r273 — -- - f8B 200 g' 2JJ a 243 s J----' l0i 'M-, x. .o•. ..v... t T— C y ` Jo/ _ a 209 }eu7u E R 254 ,DURHAM _ _- _—__-_ M DRIVE_ J1O 244 T z_»Ot P2y-3� 5-1 /90 `t �Y.°f_� •64 W 62+6/ 60 39 .S9 5.`-,.3 n J 299 o aa_a/ m V ^ 29B LOT _ a 2/2-a s 221 'V1 for �• 23T 'E lO •c LOT - -rn „ ;2/J 020 W•>23F 2JT Z.tB? 24C?4l?42�' 23B T ` - 29T y 9/�/Y21/9J /94/93/96 l9'!„ y iy _ ^ Y ' '4 Q i 1F N �n �� . 2• 'jJ _1B Jv 40 4/ 42 47 44 43 4F 4) 4 /2 A 2% ,y .+� ,j A 2/4 2/9':I J 'QC 293 Q a 2l3 2lB a .�" •, ,. �> 260 y _ 294 •_- 11 m ? 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BOX 190 UNTY, CALIF,Huntington Beach, Calif. 92648 GRANT DEED21 1965 LE, County Recorder L THIS INDENTURE, made the G1,1 day of June, 1965, By and between the Huntington Continental Town House Associa- ,�'`"ti,` tion, Inc., Unit No. 1, a non-profit corporation, organized '764 and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of California, and having its principal place of business in the County of Orange, State of California, the Grantor, and the City Of Huntington Beach, a municipal corporation of the County of Orange, State of California, the Grantee, WITNESSETH: That the grantor, for a valuable con- sideration, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, does, by these presents, grant, bargain, sell, and convey unto the grantee, all and each of those certain paved streets and curbs, street lights and standards .and fixtures appurtenant thereto, situated within Lot M, Tract 4416, in the City of Huntington Beach, County of Orange, State of California, as shown on a Map recorded in Book 175, Pages 48, 49, and 50, of Miscellaneous Maps and Records of the County of Orange, California; Provided, always, that the several streets, curbs, street lights and standards and fixtures appurtenant thereto, thus granted, shall remain forever for the sole use and benefit of the public for street and highway purposes only, subject to such regulatory ordinances now in effect, or hereafter enacted by the grantee with respect to the streets and highways of the City of Huntington Beach, California. 1. BOOK 760 I PAGE 775 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the grantor, by virtue of a resolution adopted by the members of record of said Associa- tion on the 18th day of January, 1965, has caused these presents to be executed by its duly elected and acting Presi- dent and Secretary, and its Corporate Seal to'be affixed hereto, the day and year herein first above written. HUNTINGTON CONTINENTAL TOWN HOUSE ASSOCIATION, INC., Unit No. 1, a non-profit corporation, Presi en f the Board of Directors Secret dry of the Boar of Directors ( SEAL ) 1 I 2. a 800 601 vnu776 STATE -OF CALIFORNIA) SS COUNTY OF ORANGE ) On this _ /� .lL day of-June, 1965, before me, `l A. _JlMAA/ a Notary Public in and for said County, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared JAMES NANNY, known to me to be the President, and J. MATSON, known to me to be the Secretary of the Board of Directors of the Huntington Continental Town House Association, Inc., Unit No. 1, a non-profit corporation, known to me to be the persons who executed the within instru- ment on behalf of the corporation therein named, and acknowl- edged to me that such corporation executed it. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal in said County of Orange, State of California, the day and year in this certificate first above written. J ........................................................ R.F.NEUMAN Notary rnurc Stale of i:alllnrni7 Notary Public in and for - - i - • Principal 011me in said County and State _ .............orange g County ..�............... My Commission expires t3" /D w rr ta _ i. i s t r-� L- - - is '>•-1 if y -i18 rtlk'"xtr dot`+} , t rsFJ {Rr�^til rr,-yfkr eft Y.i i b 11 WiSr{ YV{ k{ .'JG$p r 4k .7 F `fiy ,Silt' -ilil , Yr t f. J s ] _I 41 J�y'�kn. 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M � }Rit '3-w •tJy �)L,.i r 1 - t 'I ±�[ '1k i t 4 `.�s� ,iyl - - - .�.r■ �S�F�r ,-, !1 It� a xx L'nei-1°YL 1 - 1i 7Jj1-fit, R+ 4sEr ses P 1 na 1 Y�{ s � t e l 4 1 I.YZ1 ; � �k1l i ,r {5r tii �4 - NII,} v rig t � �`J ` t a.'iy;4`�a.�i�• - � dt�33;, r k�r f x ��1$.�+}�t� - 'Sr-}V f- t t��tl' F� tr��,y, h3 r�i�,:�, s "Ya" e�i3r1t�• �' ��6^rtf., r- ,��k��� t 1 fff �o �SsS{{�P' Z*s��' �A r �r », �� .y� ,t. i A•( (+7 w' 0 Elk r; This is to certify that .the interest in real property conveyed by the deed 0) O dated June 24, 1965, from HUNTINGTON CONTINENTAL TOWN HOUSE ASSOCIATION, — w INC., UNIT NO. 1, A NON-PROFIT CORPORATION, to the City of .Huntington J Beach, a municipal corporation, is hereby accepted by order of the City Council,,of ,tbe: City of Huntington Beach on July 19, 1965, and the Grantee consents to recordation thereof by its duly authorized officer. '. Dated: July 20, 1965 CITY OF NTINGTO ACH rJp; By: i Cit Jerk LWY cono- � �^��� CD AT R[gUC•ST OF . b ��rrMUNrincron ofOFFICIAL LCIiL oR sD OFCITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH ANGE CoUNTY, cALiF.Office of the City Clerk REEAM C) P. 0. Box 190 JUL 21 1965 U Huntington Beach, Calit. 92648 LIE CIIRLPLE, County Recorder GRANT DEED 1� THIS INDENTURE, made the day of June, •, fy65 By and between the Huntington Continental Town House Associa- 7 tion; Inc., Unit No. 2, a non-profit corporation, organized and existing under and by virtue of the. laws of the State of California, and having its principal place of business in the County of Orange, State of California, the Grantor, and the City Of Huntington Beach, a municipal corporation of the County of Orange, State of California, the Grantee, WITNESSETH: That the grantor, for a valuable con- sideration, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, does, by these presents, grant, bargain, sell, and convey unto the grantee, all and each of those certain paved streets and curbs, street lights and standards and fixtures appurtenant thereto, situated within Lot M. Tract 5062, in the City of Huntington Beach, County of Orange, State of California, as shown 'on a Map recorded in Book 187, Pages 19, 20, and 21, of Miscellaneous Maps and Records of the County of Orange, California; subject to certain covenants, conditions and restrictions, as recorded October 3, 1963, in Book 6745, Page 227, of Official Records of Orange County, California. Provided, always, that the several streets, curbs, street lights and standards and fixtures appurtenant thereto, thus granted, shall remain forever for the sole use and benefit of the public for street and highway purposes only, subject to such regulatory ordinances now in effect, or hereafter enacted by the grantee with respect to the streets and highways of the City of Huntington Beach, California. 1. BOUK 16� PACE 78O IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the grantor, by virtue of a resolution adopted by the members of record of said Associa- tion on the 27th day of May, 1965, has caused these presents to be executed by its duly elected and acting President and Secretary, and its Corporate Seal to be affixed hereto, the day and year herein first above written. HUNTINGTON CONTINENTAL TOWN HOUSE ASSOCIATION, INC., Unit No. 2, a non-profit corporation, B J, . resident of jffie oard of Directors Secretary of the Board of Directors (SEAL.); • .... � E.,..�c:• :,:�;;....-:; is ' fBOOK 76 O I PACE 782 I This is to certify that the interest in real property conveyed by the deed dated June 28, 1965, from•HUNTINGTON CONTINENTAL. TOWN HOUSE ASSOCIATION, INC., UNIT NO. 2, A NON-PROFIT CORPORATION, to the City of Huntington Beach, a municipa�,.corporation, is hereby accepted by order of the City Council of the City of "Wirttington Beach on July 19, 1965, and the Grantee consents to recordation thereof,-by its duly authorized officer. Dated:. -july 20, 1966 CITY OF HUNTINGT EACH city erk Bov 760 I PACE 78O IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the grantor, by virtue of a resolution adopted by the members of record of said Associa- tion on the 27th day of May, 1965, has caused these presents to be executed by its duly elected and acting President and Secretary, and its Corporate Seal to be affixed hereto, the day and year herein first above written. HUNTINGTON CONTINENTAL TOWN HOUSE ASSOCIATION, INC., Unit No. 2, a non-profit corporation, �c By resident of Xbe oard of Directors . Secretary of the Board of Directors j!,:. , (SEAL: ----------=- - - CIT1 ATTORNEY �r 2. 000K 76'0 1 PAGE 78 STATE OF CALIFORNIA) COUNTY OF ORANGE ) SS -' On this Z9A day of June, 1965, before me, ��f• /yCUj✓/,q� a Notary Public in and for said County, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared JERRY A. MATNEY, known to me to be the President, and CHRIS PORTWAY, known to me to be the Secretary of the Board of Directors of the Huntington Con- tinental Town House Association, Inc., Unit No. 2, a non- profit corporation, known to me to be the persons who executed the within instrument on behalf of the corporation therein named, and acknowledged to me that such corporation executed it. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal in said County of Orange, State of California, the day and year in this certificate first above i written. V4 .� lam%=cam Notary Public in and for said County and State My Commission expires � l0 ... ..........................................—k R.F.NEUMAN Noun Public State if Vallloinla Principal office In Orange County �, q�r�� l✓a�f l�t��