HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC MINUTES 1956 05 28
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
OF THE TUSTIN CITY COUNCIL HELD ON
MONDAY, MAY 28, 1956, IN THE CITY HALL
COUNCILMEN PRESENT: Arthur O. Park, Frank E. Bacon, Jr., W.L. Tadlock
- and Lee A. Byrd.
COUNCILMEN ABSENT: Jerome C. Kidd, Mayor and City Clerk S.C. Penington.
CITY ATTORNEY: C. Arthur Nisson, Jr., was present and acted as
Clerk pro tern.
MAYOR PRO Councilman Arthur O. Park acted as Mayor pro tem and conducted
TEM APP- the meeting. City Attorney Nisson stated that he did not believe
OINTED. a Mayor pro tem had been appointed subsequent to the last election,
and upon motion made by Tadlock, seconded by Bacon, Arthur O. Park
was named to serve as Mayor pro tem. Motion duly carried.
Minutes of the regular meeting of May 14, 1956, were read and
approved as read.
Mr. Seaman of Pacific Outdoor Advertising Company was present to
renew his request for a 12 foot by 24 foot outdoor advertising
sign to be located in the general vicinity of the intersection
of "D" Street and First Street on the north side of First Street.
Councilman Tadlock moved denial and motion was lost for want of
a second. Councilman Bacon moved, Byrd seconded, that the request
be approved under the following conditions: That the sign be set
back not less than 40 feet from the center line of First Street;
that there be no flashing lights or movement on the sign; that the
height of the sign from the ground surface to the bottom of the
sign be not less than 10 feet and that the overall height of the
sign from ground surface to the top not exceed 240 feet; that the
maximum advertising surface be 240 Square feet; that the permit
remain good until December 31, 1956. On vote the motion was
carried.
A. R. Morris was present at the council meeting discussing the
possibility of annexing a portion of his property in the vicinity
of First and Yorba Streets into the City of Tustin.
Tadlock moved, Bacon seconded, authorizing a letter approving
the placing of street lights on Orangewood Street in the Tustin
Lighting District, and the Street Superintendent was directed
to carry forward the action to the Lighting District in connection
with the City Engineer. The motion was carried.
City Engineer McBride requested authorization to employ the County
road crew and equipment for street maintenance within the City of
Tustin on Saturdays and other off days when such crew and equipment
would be worked; that said employees would be picked up on the
city payroll and the city would be billed for rental equipment
by the county. Tadlock moved approval, Byrd seconded, motion
duly carried.
City Engineer McBride reported on the numbering and stated that
county numbers would be used to avoid confusion in loaning agencies
in certain of the newly annexed areas.
ORDINANCE Bacon moved, Byrd seconded, that Ordinance No. 101 be read for its
#101 second reading by title only. On roll call vote all voted Aye.
ADOPTED Ordinance No. 101, "An Ordinance of the City of Tustin, California
Accepting and Approving "Claus Annexation to Tustln" was read by
title only whereupon Bacon moved that Ordinance No. 101 be approved
and adopted. Tadlock seconded, and on roll call vote all members
voted Aye, and the Ordinance was duly enacted.
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SALARY SET Tadlock moved, Byrd seconded, to authorize the City Building
FOR CITY inspector to establish regu~a~ hours in the morning at the
BUILDING City Hall to perform his city duties at a salary of $50.00
INSPECTOR per month in addition to his .inspection fees, this to con-
tinue at the pleasure of the Council. Motion was duly carried.
Bacon moved, Byrd seconded, that S. C. Penington be granted
a leave of absence. from June l, 1956 until such time as he
gained his health back and applied to the City Council to
terminate said leave of absence. Motion was carried.
Bacon moved to pay the bills. Tadlock seconded, and the
motion duly carried to pay the bills presented.
Meeting was duly .ad Journed.
Jerome C. Kidd
Mayor
S.C. Penington
City Clerk
C. Arthur Nisson, Jr.
Clerk Pro Tem
BY: Doris C. Grace
Deputy City Clerk