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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC MINUTES 1960 02 01 MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE TUSTIN CITY COUNCIL, FEBRUARY 1, 1960 MEMBERS PRESENT: Kidd, Tadlock, Humeston, Bacon & Byrd. ABSENT : None. CITY ATTORNEY : Dennis D. Hayden, present. CITY ENGINEER : J. L. McBride, present. Mayor Kidd called the meeting to order at 7:40 P. M. The minutes as mailed were approved on motion of Councilman Byrd, seconded by Councilman Bacon and duly carried. NO ACTION A letter from the Feather River Project association ON FEATHER was read requesting financial support in the effort RIVER PRO- to formulate a State Water Program. No action was JECT. taken by the Council. City Engineer McBride submitted Plans & Specifications DOUGLAS by the Douglas Oil Co. for a Service Station to be OIL CO. located at Laguna Avenue and D Street and on motion SUBMIT of Councilman Byrd, seconded by Councilman Humeston PLANS. and duly carried, the plans were approved. It was moved by Councilman Tadlock, seconded by Council- man Humeston, that the City Engineer's request to submit ENGINEER a map for Traffic Control at the intersection of New- ASKED TO port Avenue and First Street to the Southern Pacific SUBMIT PLAN Railway Co. and the Road Department of Orange County ON TRAFFIC for their study and suggestions, and possibly financial CONTROL assistance, be approved. Motion carried. A report was made by Fire Chief Morgan Hilton and Act- HOLIDAY ing Police Chief Glenn Sissel on the Holiday Cafe at CAFE 505 West First Street, stating that parking facilities were inadequate, cars parked in front of the cafe projected over the sidewalk, others blocked the front door and that the cellar door needed repairing. The investigation of the Signal Cafe, 13962 S. W. New- port Avenue was not completed. DENIAL ON Councilman Tadlock moved, seconded by Councilman Humeston REQUEST that a renewal of the Dance Permit for the Holiday Cafe DANCE PER- at 505 West First Street be denied. Motion carried. MIT FOR HOLIDAY It was moved by Councilman Tadlock, seconded by Council- man Bacon that if the deficiencies as specified in the CORRECT- police report are corrected that a permit be reconsidered. IONS TO BE Motion carried. MADE. Councilman Byrd moved, seconded by Councilman Humeston CANCELLA. that a request by the California Division of Highways TION ON that consent to cancellation of Taxes on the property TAXES. deeded by Lucius Edgar Allen, July 9, 1959 to them, be granted. Motion carried. MOTION TO It was moved by Councilman Tadlock, seconded by Council- PURCHASE man Bacon that the latest edition of the Uniform Build- CODE BOOK ing Code, including twenty-five (25) condensed versions FOR BLDG. of same be. purchased for the building department. INSPECTOR Motion carried~ PETITION Councilman Humeston moved, seconded by Councilman Byrd FOR LIGHTS that the petition by the property owners along the East ON E. 6th Sixth Street extension for the installation of lights STREET. be forwarded to the Orange County Board of Supervisors Motion carried. Councilman Bacon moved, seconded by Councilman Humeston that the above petition be approved. Motion carried. Bids for a new police car were submitted by the following firms: Miller Chevrolet Co. of Newport Beach $2495.25 BIDS ON Selman Chevrolet Co. of.Orange 2473.90 POLICE CAR Bill Crown Ford, Orange 2505.79 George Dunton Ford, Inc. Santa Ana 2507.92 L. D. Coffing Co. Dodge, Santa Ana 2815.68 BID GIVEN TO Councilman Byrd moved, seconded by Councilman Humeston SELMAN CHEVY that the bid be awarded to the Selman Chevrolet Co. of Orange. Motion carried. It was moved by Councilman Humeston, seconded by Council- PAY RAISES man Tadlock that the pay of Sergeant Glenn Sissel and FOR POLICE Patrolman Lawrence Allec be raised five dollars ($5.00) DEPARTMENT per month, and that Patrolman Ernest Ashmore be increased to three hundred. and seventy dollars (375.00) per month all to be effective as of January 1, 1960. Motion carried. RE*IMBURSE* Councilman Tadlock moved, seconded by Councilman Byrd MENT ON COX that Reserve Police Officer, Phillip Cox be re-imbursed UNIFORM $30.00 on the cost of his uniform. Motion carried. DEADLINE ON It was moved by Councilman Tadlock, seconded by Council- POLICE APPLI- man Bacon that no further applications for the position CATION TO BE of Chief of Police and Patrolman be received after FEB 12th/60 February 12, 1960. Motion carried. Mr. Harry Meyer, owner of the Holiday Cafe, spoke at some length protesting the action of the Council in not re-newing his Dance Permit. CORRECTIONS Councilman Tadlock moved, seconded by Councilman Humeston MADE AT that a Dance Permit be granted Mr. Meyer, if the Police HOLIDAY, Chief and the Fire Chief file with the City Clerk, a REQUEST WILL statement that conditions in Acting-Police Chief Glenn BE GRANTED Sissel's report, namely, insufficient parking space, ON DANCE causing cars to project over the sidewalk, obstructing PERMIT. the front door and the door over the cellar opening properly repaired, are all corrected. Motion carried. Councilman Humeston moved, seconded by Councilman Bacon that reports by Fire Chief Milton and Acting-Police Chief Glenn Sissel be received and filed. Motion carried. MOTION TO Councilman Tadlock moved, seconded by Councilman Humeston PURCHASE that a new United States flag be purchased for the Council NEW FLAG Chambers. Motion carried. FOR COUNCIL CHAMBERS The bills were ordered paid on motion of Councilman Humeston, seconded by Councilmam Byrd and duly carried. The Tustin News $66.35 The Tustin Garage 3.50 Van Hove & Dean Garage 37.68 Signal Oi~ CO. 114.00 B I L L S Kenneth O. Hebard, D. O. 35.00 W. H. Bowman & Son 32.40 Ben Warners. 3.64 Santa Ana Book Store 5.54 Tustin Village T.V. 13.32 Tustin Fire Department 207.50 Graves & Howley 6.00 Royce R. Williams, (for Fire Dep't) 7.33 Utilities 134.35 J. L. McBride, Engineering Services 200.00 J. L. McBride, " " 144.00 ~. .~ ~~- ~ .~. r~ J. L. P1cB:^ide, Engineering Services. 3en ~-Jheelock', Drafting services, (Sewer) . T3alph Van 3uskirk, (various ~?aps) . :1. 0. Park, replenish petty cash. . Hank ~f ~"~mericz, withheld taxes, January. . Orlo iiouseholder, Surveying. . State Printing division (co~?e books). . ."128.00 33.80 78.00 ~i2.06 358.88 7 0.0'~ 6.50 Co;.~ncilman 3acon moved, seconded by Councilman ^'ac?lock that the :~eeting be adjourned. [Motion carried. C ---~ / . r-. 0. Park, City Clerk Jerome C. Kidd, Mayor