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Home My WebLink AboutCC MINUTES 1962 03 05 MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING TUSTIN CITY COUNCIL March 5, 1962 Meeting called to order at 7:30 P.M. by Mayor Kidd. Present: Kidd, Rumeaton, Sheridan, Mack, Doney Absent: None City Engineer: McBride, present City Attorney: Rourke, present MCFADDEN-NEWPORT Protest hearing, McFadden-Newport Annexation, ANNEXATION opened at 7:33 P.M. City ~lerk reported no HEARING OPENED written protests had been filed There being no one present with protests or NO PROTESTS comments, the he~ring was declared closed. Moved by Councilman Sheridan, seconded by APPROVALOF Cou. ncilman Mack that Ordinance No. 170, aD- ORDINANCE NO. proving the annexation of certain uninhabited 170 RE THE territory, designated ~sI "~ucFadden-l~ewport ANNEXATION Annexaction" to the City of Tustin, California, OF MCFADDEN- have first reading by title only. Motion NEWPORT AREA carried unanimously. Moved by Councilman Mack, seconded by Council- FEBRUARY 19th man Sheridan that Minutes of February 19th MINUTES APPROV- meeting be approved as mailed and received. ED Motion carried. Moved by Mr. Sheridan, seconded by Mr. Humeaton that Resolution No. 590 authorizing the City APPROVAL OF Engineer to have construction performed in re- CONSTRUCTION novaring building at 135 W. Third Street as per TO RENOVATE plan submitted by committee at a cos.~ not to 135 W. THIRD exceed $11,000.00 and due to emergency nature ST. NOT TO t~o waive putting out for bid; said work ~o be EXCEED done subject to the approval of the Committee $11,000.00 headed by Mr. McBride and authorizing~ ~ll,000.00 to be transferred from the undistributed Reserve Fund to the General Fund. Motion carried by roll call - all councilmen voting Aye. After a discussion as to a uniform survey for DISCUSSlION Police Department, it was suggested that the ABOUT POLICE Police Commissi. oner and Police Chief get to- UNIFORMS, ONE gerber and recommend at the next meeting as to PER MAN PER the best method in supplying uhiforms to FISCAL YEAR regular police and feasibility of supplying one per man in this fiscal year. FIREWORK Fire Chief Hilton presented and recommended Fire REGULATI 0NS Department Regulat ions regarding f i rework s stands. A committee from the american Legion spoke ob- jecting to said regulations. ADOPTION OF Moved by Councilman Sheridan, seconded by Council- FIREWORK man Mack that Fire Department Regulations regard- REGULATIONS mng firework stands be approved as recommended by the Fire Department. Motion carried. INSTRUCTION FOR Chief Hilton requested permission to hire FIRE TRAINING TO instructor for fire training course at BE EMPLOYED $2.00 per hour. ABOVE REQUEST Moved by Councilman Sheridan, seconded by GRANTED Councilman Doney that above request be granted. Mot.io~ carried. ~-~ . Move~ by Councilman Sheridan, seconded ~y IMPROVEMENT OF 'Counclilman Done~y that contract for the ORANGE AVE. TO improvement of Orange Avenue be awarded BE AWARDED TO to Hardy & Harper being the lowest bidde~, HARDY & HARPER at the unit prices set forth in bid and Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign said contract when the City Attorney aRproves bond. Motion carried. BONDS TO BE RETURNED Moved by Councilman Oheridan, seconded by TO SULLY MILLER, Councilman Mack that the Clerk be author- GRIFFITH, MC CLELLAN~ ized to ret~u~n bonds of Sully Miller, AND R J NOBLE Griffith Co., R. W. McClellan & Sons, and R. J. Noble Co. Motion carried. Moved by Councilman ~heridan, seconded by Councilman i'iack that the City Engineer BENJAMIN L. WHEELOCK b=e amthorized to employ Mr. Benjamin L. TO BE EMPLOYED TO Wheelock as asistant to the City Engineer ASSIST CITY ENGINEER at $800.00 per month to serve at the AT $800.00 MONTHLY pleasure of the Council. MOtion carried. JOHN SIEGEL, Moved by Qouncilman Humeston, seconded ENGINEERS, EMPLOYED by Councilman Doney that the firm of REGARDING FLOOD John ~Siegel, Engineers, be employed CONTROL regarding flood control survey as per letter read by Mr. McBride. Motion carried. PARKING ON FIRST Moved by Counci'lman Sheridan, seconded by BETWEEN "H" AND Councilman Doney t~at letter of request PROSPECT REFERRED for two hour parking on First Street TO POLICE CHIEF between Prospect and "H" Streets be ref~erred to the Chief of Police for study and report. Motion carried. Moved by Counc~lma~ Sheridan, seconded by DENIED APPLICATION C:ouncilman Mack that United ~ending Corp. OF UNITED VEND. be notified that ~their request for waive? CORP. RE MACHINES of fees and licenses to solicit in the ON BEHALF OF City .for vending machine locations on be- CALIF.COUNCIL half of the California COuncil for Retarded FOR RETARDED Children is denied due to the fact that CHILDREN we adhere strilctly to permitting only 100% noneprofit ~rganizations within the city.1 Motion carried.. STUDY OF VENDING MOVed by Councilman ~iack, seconded by MACHINES IN CITY Councilman ~heridSn that Police Chief TO BE MADE BY make a study of vending machines now :~ POLICE CHIEF in operation in the city by non-profit organizationsl Motion carried. PAPER LILES TO BE Moved by Councilman Sheridan, seconded by SOLD APRIL 13,14 Councilman Doney that requests of Orange FOR CRIPPLED Cqunty Society ~or Cripptied Children and CHILDREN & ADULTS Adults Inc. to sell paper lilies on the GRANTED BY streets of Tustin on April 13th and 14th COUNCIL be granted. Motion carried. 21 Moved by Councilman Sheridan, seconded by Councilman Mack that correspondence be re- ceived and filed. Motion carried. Councilman ~'~ack reported the following recommenda- APPROVAL OF tions from the Parks &Recrestion Commission. $250 FOR TUSTIN That ~2~0.00 be given the Tustin Little League LITTLE LEAGUE & National League and $500.00 to Tustin Boys Base- $500 TO TUSTIN ball wit~.thel stipulationthat it be used entirely BOYS BASEBALL w~thin the city limits, and that both groups give an acconnting to the City of these funds. Moved by Co~uncilman Humeston, seconded by Councilman Sheridan that said recommendations of the Parks and Recreation Commission be approved and that funds. be ~ransferred to Parks & Recreation General Fund from the undistributed reserve. Motion carried. Moved. by C~nncilman °heridan, seconded by Council- ORDINANCE NO. man. Mack that second reading of Ordinance No. 165, 165 READ BY an ordinance providing for the licensing of dogs and TITLE 0NLY--- impounding, regulating the keepm~:g and control of LICENSING 0F. animals,, the control and suppresssion of rabies DOGS ETC ETC~ and other infectious and contagious diseases and providing a penalty for violation, be by title only. Motion carried unanimously. ADOPTION OF M~v~d by C~uncilm~n Sheridan, seconded by Council- ORDINANCE NO man Hum~s. on that Ordinance No. 165 be passed and 165 adopted.. Motion carried b~~ roll call - all council- men vpt~ng Aye. ACCOUNTING OF C~uncilman Humeston requested ~n accounting of all MONEY RE CIVIC money spent and received regarding Civic Center CENTER propeFty ~e presented at the next regular meeting. PLAN. COM. Councilman Sheridan recommended changing to two MEMBERS TO REC- (~) Planning Commission meetings per r~on~h with EIVE $15.00 PER compensation of $7.50oper scheduled meeting at- MONTH-2 MEETINGS ten~ded,~not to exceed $15.00 per month. Moved by Councilman Doney, seconded by Councilman PLANN. COMM. TO Humes~on that said recommendations of Mr. Sheridan MEET SECOND & be adopted and Planning Commission meetings to be FOURTH MONDAYS scheduled for the second and fourth Mondays of each month. Motion carried. COMMENDATION TO Councilman Doney commended the Police Chief and P.D. BY DONEY RE F~re Chief on the excellent wor~ and cooperation ACCIDENT of their departments in the recent accident at First and Tustin Avenues. MR 0PP RE ANNEX. Mr. 0pp asked the Council ~o. again consider his AT 17th & YORBA request for annexation of proper~y at Seventeenth and Yorba. Mayor Kidd offered to contact other property owners in the area and report back to the Council. Moved by Councilman Sheridan, seconded by Councilman Mack that bills be paid. Motion carried. BILLS Tustin Fire Department. $290.00 Business Equipment Co. 13.76 Kenneth G. Hebard, D.O. 20.00 Rourke & Holbrook .... 725.00 J. L. McBride 810.00 22 Ben Wheelock . '$367.50 Tustin Garage . 140.47 Tustin Paint StAre 93.14 Les Johnson . 18.84 G. B. Grant .. 12.50 Van Hove & Dean .. 14.39 B Blower Paper Co. 55.02 I S.A. Forman .... 46.80 L Tustin Drug & Variety 1.25 L Tustin Lawnmower . 3.00 S Edney's Tree Servic~ ~ 300.00 Orange Daily News . . 91.26 Smith-Corona Marchant Inc. 6.50 ~. TellePson . 100.00 Tustin News . . . 243.75 Bryan industrial Properties 250.00 Albro Fire Equip. Co. 35.04 Jerome C. Kidd 46.00 Tustin Radio ~ TV Santa ana Office Supply. 53-29 Signal Oil Co. 220.00 Pirate Book Store 9.83 Auto Service Center 16.12 Orange Coknlty Blueprint 25.09 Santa Ana Book Store .. 5-99 Orange Co. Radiotel 30.00 R. F. Dickson Co. 180.00 Mullin Lumber 5-99 Sully-Miller Contr. 1,000.00 Carson & Golding 74.69 First West Bank ~,990-12 Tustin Hardware 21.11 Tustin Blacksmith' 6.24 Tiernan's 33.62 Firs~ West. Bank & Tr. Co 243.17 National Little League 250.00 Tustin Boys' Baseball 500.00 Calif. F~re Chiefs'Assoc 15.00 League of Cities 45.00 M6ved byCo~ncilman Sheridan, seconded by CounSilman '~ack that the meeting be ad- Journed. Motion carried. Kidd, ~ayo~' Ruth ~. Poe, ity Cl~rk