HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC MINUTES 1963 10 07 MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING
TUSTIN CITY COUNCIL
October 7, 1963
Meeting called to order at 7:40 P.M. by Mayor pro tem
Sheridan
Flag Salute
Eresent: Sheridan, Humeston, Ma~k, Klingelhofer --
Absent: Doney
City Attorney ~ourke, present ~
Asst. to Engineer Wheelock, present
Planning advisor Remland, present
Moved by Mack, seconded by Klingelhofer that minutes of Sept.
16 and 23 meetings be approved as received. Carried.
BIDS * FIRST City Clerk reported that no bids had been received for the
& 'D' STS. imp rovement of First and "D" Streets.
Moved by Mack, secondedby Humeston that contract for
THIRD · SIXTH improvement of Third Street, Sixth Street and Pasadena
PASADENA be accepted as completed, for the amount of $15,136.05.
Carried.
Moved by Mack, seconded by Klingelhofer that the attorney
be authorized to draft a Resolution transferring $11,620.15
TRANS. FUNDS from Undistributed Reserve to Street Department. Carried
unanimously.
Street Superintendent B. Wheelock recommended that Mr.
F. BROOKS
Fred V. Brook be employed as Supervising Building Inspector
at a starting salary of $693.00 per month.
Moved by Mack, seconded by Humeston that recommendations
of Street Supt. be accepted and Mr. Brook be employedas ~
recommended to serve at the pleasure of the Council. Carried.
Moved by Humeston, seconded by Mack that the Street Superin-
NEWPORT SO. tendent notify the County Road Department that the Tustin
OF FREEWAY City Councj~-C2A~s with County on proposed decrease in
width of Newport Avenue south of Freeway on ramp at ~ycamore
Street to the railroad tracks, from 100' to 80' right of
way. Carried.
BLDG. DEPT. Moved by Klingelhofer, seconded by Mack that the purchase
TYPEWRITER of a Smith-Cerona typewriter at $409.50 plus tax be
approved. Carried.
TIME Moved by Klingelhofer, seconded by Hameston that the Clerk
DEPOSITS direct Treasurer to invest excess funds in Time Deposits.
Carried.
Bids for purchase of car for the Fire Department read by
FIRE CAR clerk: George Dunton Inc ............ $2,487.20
McPeek Plymouth Center, Inc-- 2,416.00
Worthington Fullerton Dodge-- 2,426.80
C.B. Knickerbocker's Inc. --- 2,648.26
Bill Corwin Ford ............. 2,545.61 "~
Roy Carver Pontiac ........... 3,102.32
Chief Hilton recommended bid of George Dunton at $2,487.20.
Moved by Mack, seconded by Klingelhofer that bid from
George Dunton Ford be approved as recommended. Carried.
Moved by Humeston, seconded by Mack that Mr. Remland be
reimbursed $20.00 expenses incurred attending Condominium
Conference in Los Angeles. Cariied.
Moved by Mack, seconded by Klingelhofer that Ordinance No. 0rd. 240
240, rezoning the property of C. Plum from ~U" to C-1 be read
read by title only. Carried unanimously.
Moved by Humeston, seconded by Mack that recommendations of ZC 62-111
Planning Commission on ZC application 62-111 be approved
with building lines as shown on-Exhibit "A'! of ~lanning
Commission Resolution No. 596 and attorney to d~aft
ordinance for said zoning. Carried by .roll call - all
Councilmen present veting Aye.
Mr. Humeston requested.that report~of committee regarding Planning
Planning 6omission applications-be deferred to nest regular Applications
meeting.
Moved by Maek, seconded by-Humeston that clerk be directed .
to write all Planning Commissioners reminding them of
their duties and responsibilities.- Carried.
Mr. E. McKown present. ed a preposed.reselution requesting
that all Planning Commissien.members be appointed by
resolution, lafter a notieed publicshearing.
Moved by Klingelhofer,-seconded by~Humeston that a resolution
be drawn by the City,Attorney as.presented.by the Citizens'
Committee with the deletion of-Paragraph 2 and the addition
of words "upon notice"-ia paragraph ~3. Carried by roll
call, all councilmen. present -voting Aye '-
Mr. F. Colgan reques%ed decision- on referendum petitions. Referendum
Mr. Rourke reported there was ~o~aetion neeessary by the ,
Council as petitions did not constitute a valid referendum.
A five minute recess~was called as. requested by Mr. J.
Erickson, attorney- for the Citizens ' Committee.
Meeting reconvened at 9:45.P.M.
Mr. F. Colgan requested continuance of-an action regarding .
petitions to the next meeting.
Moved by Mack, seconded by-Ktingelhofer that Resolution No. Fourth &
6?7, declaring that proceedings have~been initiated by the Newport
~ity Council to Annex certain uninhabited-territitory Resolution
designated nFourth a~d-Newport*Annes., to the City of TustinI'
and giving notice of* the- propoeed annexation, be road by
title only.. Carried. unanimously~
Moved by Mack, seconded by Ktingelhofer that Resolution
No. 677 be passed and adopted.~ Carried by roll call - .
Ayes: Sheridan, Humeston~ Mack, Eli~gelhofer; Absent:
Doney. -
Moved by Klingelhofer,-seconded by Humesten that Camp Camp Fire
Fire Girls', request to-hold ~und. raising drive from January Girls.
17th through February ~,. 1964,-be granted. Carried.
Moved by Mack, seconded by, Ktingelhofer that request ~ Boston Boston
.Bull, 420 E~ First S~reet.-for. a, Dance Permit be re~erred to Bull
the Police and Fire Departments for check, and report at
next regular meeting~ -Carried-.
Moved by Klinge~lhofer,~ seconded by Mack that the Santiago
Girl Scout Council be granted pe~mission~ to conduct annual Girl Sc.
Girl Scout Calendar sate' f~om ~ovembe~ 2 ~hrough November
16th Carried.
Moved by Klingelhofer, seconded by Mack that correspondence
be received and filed. Carried.
Moved by Klingelhofer, seconded by Humeston that County Road
Department be notified of this Council' s building 1Lne
decision and that the City i~s not going to pursue the
widening of NewOort Avenue on the side of~So. Pacific
Railread tracks at this time. Carried.
Moved by Mack, seconded by Klingelhofer that bills to the
amount of $9.964,21 be paid. Carried.
The Tustin News ......... ,.. · $ 71'97 ~-~
First Western Bank (Utilities)· · · . · 389.04
Orange County League of Cities ..... 44.18
Thermo-Fax Sales, Inc ......... 7-50
Jeffries Banknote Co. ........ 628.42
Buel A. Williamson . ...... 17.60
State Employees Retirement System .... 35.71
B Orange County Radiotelephone Ser. Inc.. 30.00
I The Revere House, . . . . . . .... 32.16
L Stilley's Photo~SuRl~lies. ....... · 26.00
L Atlas Coverall & Uniform Supplies . . . 34.20
S Louie Schmetzer Co. · · · ...... , 42.75
Smith Corona Marchants inc ....... 9.45
Santa Ana Office Supply ...... ? . 96.28
Santa Ana Plywood & Door Co .... 102.29
Munselle Supply Co. . . . . ...... 16.02
Harris &I Franks 62 87
Wardlaw Fire Equipment· ~. .... 198.02
Les Johnson Union Oil ..... , · · 25.73
Barr Lumber Co ......... . . . ll.13
Tustin Fire Dept. ........ 275.00
Vista Drug ........ , 15~B
Santa Ana Mattress Co ....... · 113.78
Penny,s .... . . . . . . ...... 62.84
Orange County Refrigeration & Fixtures 42.10
Tustin Blacksmith Shop ........ 11.96
Tustin P~imt Store· . ......... 66.78
Harold F. Bougher · · .~ .... . . . 20.80
Moore Business Forms, Inc ........ 6.64
James Klovstad (Car Wash) . , . .... 47.00
Carl Entenmann & Son ......... 12.68
Ben Warner's ~arage .......... 3.00
Bob DeSutter Richfield Servic~e.. . . . 30.92
Bob Black Oldsmobile ........... 4.25
Tustim Radio & Television Shop. · · · · 8.53
Van Hove & Dean Garage... ...... 584.11
Robert J. Trace M.D ......... 10.00
Kenneth G. Hevard M.D. I · ....... 120.00
Business Equipment Co ......... 7-20
Floyd C. Anderson .... ~.. ..... 12.82
Econolite ...... . . . . . · · · 57.25
Desmond's ............. 50.44
F. Morton Pitt Co. · · .I-. · · · 13.47
Carson & Golding ......... 108.44
Falm Stationers ........... 10.81
Orange County Blueprint ....... 19.38
B. L. Wheelock (Auto Allowance) ..... 60.00
Valley Engineering.. · . . · · · · · · 690.00
Orco Steel & S~pply Corp ........ 42.41
Cooperative Personnel Ser... ..... 75.46
Traffic Signal Maint. Co ...... , 34.00
Santa Ana Engraving Co. · · · · .~. · · 12~.~
R. F. Dickson Co., InC. · · .... . .I 337.50
Radiator Specialty Co. . . ~. .... ~ 42.70
Hardy and Harper Co.. . ...... 353.10
Industrial Contracting Co. ~ ..... = · 3,323- 07
Tustin H~rdware Co .... · ....· 40.94
Blower Paper Co.. .... . . . . . . 38~91
219
Al's Lock & Key Service ......... .$ 18.91
Tustin Woodshed ............... 30.71
Keeline - Wilcox Nurseries ........ 364.00
Orange County St~mp Co .......... 10.20
Miller Camera Shop 7 14
Reproduction Equip. & S~0ply ........ ll.17
Eldon C. Reinland (Nuto Allowance) ....... 24.60
Betty J. Armstrong ............ 750.00
Tustin Chamber of Commerce ......... 50.00
Costa Building Corp. .......... 50.00
TOTAL ..... 9,964.21
Moved by Mack, seconded by Klingelhofer that meeting be
adjourned. Carried.
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MAY~ PRO TEM