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Home My WebLink AboutCC MINUTES 1965 07 1942 5 MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING TUSTIN CITY COUNCIL July 19, 1965 CALL TO Meeting cal'led ~o order at 7:31 P.M. ORDER by Mayor Mack. II. PLEDGE OF Led by Mayor Mack. ALLEGIANCE III., Present: COuncilmen= Mack, Klingelhofer, ROLL Coco, Miller, Rir~ CALL Absent: Councilmen: None Others Present: City Administrator, Harry Gill ~City Attorney, James Rourke City Clerk, Ruth C. Poe IV. APPROVAL OF Moved by Coco, seconded by Ring that MINUTES minutes of July 6th meeting be spproved as mailed. Carried. V. PUBLIC 1. Ordinance No. 287 HEARINGS Hearing opened at 7:32 P.M. to consider an amendment to Section 5.11 of the Tustin Zoning Ordinance, Ordinance No. 157, as amended, regarding fences, hedges, and walls. There being no comments or objections, the hearing was closed at 7:33 P.M. Mr. Gill reported that if Section 5.11 (B) (4) were deleted exceptions to the requirements can be made by the Planning Commission under Section 5.11 (C). Moved by Coco, seconded by Ring that Ordinance No. 287, Amending Section 5.11 of the Zoning Ordinance, with Sect~on 5.11 (B) (4) deleted, be read by title only. Carried, unanimously. VI. OLD 1. Ordinance No. 286 BUSINESS "An Ordinance of the City of Tustin establishing the time and place of meetings of the City Council and Planning Commission of the City of Tustin." Mr. Gill reported that the First Western Bank is investigating the insurance question as to whether they would subrogate insurance so that the City ~uld not have to include the bank building under its policy. Moved by Miller, seconded by Klingelhofer that action on Ordinance No. 286 and Agreement with First Western Ba~k be deferred to next regular meeting. Carried. 2. Agreement with First Western Bank Deferred to next regular meeting. 3. Resolution No. 787 "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Tustin, commending William Leinberger." Moved by Klingelhofer,seconded by Ring that Resolution No. 787 be read by title only. Carried unanimously. Moved by Ring, seconded by Coco that Resolution No. 787, commending William Leinberger, be passed and adopted. Carried by roll Call. Ayes: Mack, Klingelhofer, Coco, Miller, Ring. Noes: None. Absent! None. VII. NEW 1. Confirmation of Weed Abatement Charges for BUSINESS 1964-65 Fiscal Year MOved by Miller, seconded by Ring that the following Weed Abatement charges be confirmed: A.P. #62-140-62 $ 52.00 A.P. 62-592-16 ~34.00 A.P. 62-271-02 292.60 A.P. 62-240-70 124.40 A.P. 62-671-05 75.00 A.P. 62-263-02 15.00 A.P. 62-081-05 18.00 Lot 10, To Tract #5311 18.00 A.P. 62-033-16 28.00 A.P. 62-322-10 5~.00 Carried. 2. Renewal of Agreement with ~e County of Orange for Establishment of Remote Controi Facilities and Maintenance Thereof Moved by Coco, seconded by Miller that the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to execute Agreement with the CounTy of Orange for establishment and maintenance of Remote Control Facilities. Carried 3. Payment of Demands Moved by Klingelhofer, seconded by Miller that demands in the amount of $24,683.98 be paid. Carried. VIII. CORRES- None PONDENCE IX. OTHER BUSINESS 1. Mr. Gill reported that all Tustin banks had been contacted re~arding rate of interest for lease-option agreement for new pumper and recommended agreement with Saddleback Bank ~s they presented the lowest interest charges. Moved by Coco, seconded by Ring that the City enter into a lease-option agreement with Saddleback National Bank for Seagraves Model 800 KB 1250 Gal. pumper. Carried. 2. Reminder of the joint workshop between the Council and the Planning Commission regarding Sign Ordinance. 428 3. Tentative date'of July 29th was set for a Joint workshop of the COuncil, Planning Commission and Parks Commission regarding Master Tree Plan. 4. Mr. Ring Commended=the residents in the McFadden St. area for defraying part of the cost of tree planting on McFadden Ave, X. Moved by Coco, seconded by Miller that ADJOURNMENT . the meeting be a~journed. Carried. MAYOR m ~ ~CL ~ 429 CITY OF TUSTIN DEMANDS July 19, 1965 DEMAND NO. · 0049 Bank of America .................... $ 3,623.25 0050 Bank of America .................... 14,783.90 0051 Orange County SanitatiOn ............ 747.50 0052 Tustin Chamber of Commerce .......... 15.00 0053 Noland Paper Company ................ 26.67 0054 Carl Entenmann & Son ................ 67.86 0055 The Tustin News ..................... 61.14 0056 Rourke & Holbrook ............ ~ ...... 575.00 0057 Ted B. Adsit ....................... 316.10 0058 Orange County Blueprint ............. 34.06 0059 Urban Land Institute ................ 35-00 0060 T~stin Bldg. Maintenance ........... 258.50 0061 Ralph L. Paulson .................... 2.60 0062 Francis Bros. Corp .................. 7.80 0063 Dept. of Finance ................... 190.00 0064 Reminton Office Mach ................ 22.88 0065 Vista Drug-Tustin .................. ll.60 0066 Long Beach Uniform Co ............... 41.03 0067 County of Orange ................... 27.50 0068 Robt. Dreibelbis M.D ................ 15.00 0069 Tustin Garage ...................... 100.00 0070 Van Hove Garage ..................... 155.42 0071 Ind. Fire Equip. Co ................. 3.00 0072 Tustin Drug ........................ 5.59 0073 Valley Consultants Inc .............. 300.00 0074 Walter D. Linker .................... 75.00 0075 Div. of Highways ................... 11.78 0076 Traffic Signal Maint ................ 63.00 0077 Cecil L. Stepanek .................. 35.84 0078 Joe Prevost Jr ...................... 6-95 0079 R.J. Noble Co ....................... 792.36 0080 Adams Hardware ...................... 6.50 0081 Orange Coast Lumber ................. 7.02 0082 Miyamoto Nursery~ ................... 36.71 0083 The Rainmaker ....................... 39.27 0084 Tustin Woodshed ..................... 18.99 0085 Hines Nurseries ......... ~ .......... 91.00 0086 R.J. Schoney ........................ 46.50 0087 Tustin Blacksmith ................... 63.18 0088 U.S. Plywood CorR ................... 13.98 0089 Tustin Cement Bldg. Co ............. 24.31 0090 Foothill Rentals .................... ?.00 0091 Young & Lane ...................... 2.98 0092 Bay City Bearing Co ................. 8.49 0093 Tustin Auto Parts ................... 36.34 0094 So. Counties Gas Coo~ ............. 6.79 0095 National Lead Co .... L ............... 2.70 0096 S.So Kresge Co. ..................... 30.12 0097 H~llview Pharmacy .......... ......... 16.13 0098 John Claus ......................... 45~00 0099 Atlas Coverall ...................... 9.00 0100 Pacific Telephone .................. 390.55 0101 Tustin SEMCO ....................... 59.11 0102 Tustin Hardware Co ................. 83.19 0103 So. Calif. Edison Co ................ 447.92 0104 Tiernan's .......................... 62.40 0105 Burroughs Corp ...................... 7.32 0106 American Institue of Planners ....... 15.00 0107 Bob DeSutter Richfield .............. 15.70 0108 Signal Oil Co.- ..................... 162.08 0109 Universal Plumbing .................. 50.00 0110 Spencer & Jones ..................... 20.00 DEMAND NO. . 0111 Wallers & Unger ................. 15.00 0112 Daniel Estrsda ................. 49.00 Oll3 Hsrco Const. Co.- ................ 49.00 0114 W.L. Tadlock ..................... 49.00 Oll5 Fewell Concrete .................. 24.00 0116 Mrs. Judith Watson ........... -- 9.00 0117 Mrs. Barbara Hertzberg ........... 10.00 0118 Mrs. V. Wiener ................... lO.00 0119 Mrs. Treleaven ................... 10.00 0120 Ssmuel Barnett ................... 10.00 0121 Void ............................. 0122 Mrs. Bustamsnte .................. 15.00 0123 Standard Ins. Co. 197.37 $ 24,683.98 ~