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Home My WebLink AboutCC MINUTES 1959 03 02 MINUTES 0F A REGULAR MEETING OF THE TUSTIN CITY COUNCIL, MARCH 2ND, 1959 MEMBERS PRESENT: Kidd, Tadlock, Bacon, Byrd. ABSENT : Humeston. CITY ATTORNEY : Dennis D. Hayden, present. CITY ENGINEER : J. L. McBride, present. ; ~ Mayor Kidd called the meeting to order at 7:30 P. M. Minutes of the last meeting were approved as mailed, on motion of Councilman Bacon, seconded by Councilman Tadlock. LETTER A letter was read from Mr. Glenn Y. Allen and U. B. FROM HELLIS Hellis, representing Orange County Municipal Water OPPOSING District of Southern California, requesting that a ASSEMBLY Resolution be adopted by the Tustin City Council oppos- BILL NO. ing Assembly Bill No. 286, which if adopted by the 286. California State Legislature, would allow reservoirs in which Colorado river water is stored, to be opened for recreational purposes. FILED After some discussion on the pros and cons, it was moved ON MOTION by Councilman Tadlock, seconded by Councilman Bacon BY TADLOCK that the above letter be received and filed. Motion & BACON. carried. TRANSFER Copies of the regular quarterly audit were received OF FUNDS from Hanson & Petercon, Certified PubIic Accountants. FROM GEN. Enclosed was a letter from Arthur Peterson, Jr. request- TO TRAF. ing that the Council authorize the transfer of $16,000.00 SAFETY from the General Fund to the Traffic Safety Fund to cover an overdraft in the Traffic Safety Fund. Motion carried. TUSTIN FOOD In addition to the Tustin Food Locker is being constructed LOCKER which will face Second Street and because the construc- SIDEWALK tion of a curb and sidewalk could be hazardous to traffic & CURB IN because of the low grade and absence of other curbs QUESTION on the street, it is recommended by Engineer McBride that said curb and sidewalk be waived. FURTHER After some discussion, it was moved by Councilman Tadlock, STUDY TO BE seconded by Councilman Byrd that the curb and sidewalk MADE RE: be waived because of the hazard it would create, and the ABOVE question of requiring installation of a concrete side- walk in front of the building and adjacent to D Street be deferred for further study of Ordinance No. 95, and until the next regular meeting. Motion carried. Hearing on zoning the Tustin Union High School to R-1 was opened by Mayor Kidd. There being no one present opposed to the proposed zoning, the hearing was closed. FIRST READ- Motion of Councilman Bacon, seconded by Councilman ING ON THE Tadlock that Ordinance No. 122, zoning the Tustin H.S. ZONING Union High School will have its first reading by title only. Motion carried, all Councilmen present voting Aye. ORD. #121 It was moved by Councilman Tadlock, seconded FINAL by Councilman Bacon that Ordinance No. 121, READING. zoning the Darling property from C-2 to R-3 have its final reading by title only. Motion carried, all Councilmen present voting Aye. GARDEN It was called to the attention of the Council GROVE that the Garden Grove Shopper is being distri- SHOPPER buted in Tustin on a "throw away" basis. REFERRED Motion of Councilman Tadlock, seconded by TO HAYDEN Councilman Byrd that the above matter be referred to City Attorney Hayden, Motion carried. REPORT ON Councilman Bacon gave a very interesting FIRE LOSS- report on the activities of the Tustin Fire ES. Department for the last year and noted that actual fire loss was only $3,185.00 for 1959. It was moved by Councilman Byrd, seconded by Councilman Bacon that the bills be paid. Motion carried. J. L. McBride, Eng. Services $183.50 Pat Kindrick, Maps 21.00 Ralph Van Buskirk, drafting 31.50 Signal Oil Co. 94.40 B Tustin Auto Parts 19.43 Webb's Brake Service 29.61 I Santa Ana Office Supply. 13.76 Blystone Machinery 29.50 L Hardy & Harper 36.40 Jezowski & Karkel. 160.00 L Orange County League of Cities. 11.28 Harris & Frank 7.23 S State Employees Retirement System 4.11 Kleen Line Corp 19.14 Dave L. Styring (Fire Ext.Service). .33.?0 Tustin Fire Department. 149.00 B & G Maintenance. 25.00 Miller Iron Works 13.00 County of Orange (Radio Dep). 5.12 Tustin News. 124.93 Orange Daily News 92.82 Pacific Telephone, Water, First Nat Bank 128.56 Depository, Federal P/R Taxes 336.10 Petty Cash replenish. 47.40 Tustin Paint Store 7.72 Re-imbursement Fire Chief Morgan Hilton Dues 12.00 Hanson & Peterson. 115.00 2.88 The meeting was duly adjourned on motion of Councilman Byrd, seconded by Councilman Bacon and carried. A. O. Park Jerome C. Kidd City Clerk Mayor