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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC MINUTES 1955 04 25 MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA, HELD ON APRIL 25, 1955, AT 7:30 O'CLOCK P.M. PRESENT: Kidd, Tadlock, Park, Bacon, Sauers. S. C. Penington, City Clerk, being absent C. Arthur Nisson, Jr., City Attorney, being present, was requested to act as Clerk pro tem of the Council by Mayor Kidd. Thereupon the minutes of the meeting of April 11, 1955, were read and approved as read. Mr. John P. Ingram, of 727 Bay View Place, Laguna Beach, Calif- ornia, was present and discussed the possibility of annexing certain property near the city limits of Tustin. City Council agreed to assist and cooperate. Mr. John A. Prescott being present requested the use of the City Hall on Tuesday, April 26, 1955, at 7:30 P. M. for the Farm Center meeting. Permission was granted. City Engineer McBride was present and he read a letter from the Division of Highways regarding Project No. 22. The State High- way Department concurred in awarding the bid to R. J. Noble, that is, the paving of South "D" Street. City Engineer McBride stated that the estimated gas tax revenue for 1955-56 was $3,850.00 for the City of Tustin. Of that amount 40% could be used for maintenance and 60% for construction and maintenance of city streets. PARTS OF THIRD McBride recommended that with respect to county moneys to be STRECT AND "F" received from the county as a portion of its motor vehicle STREET TO license fee fund, that such moneys, if forthcoming, might BE IMPROVED wells be applied on South "D" Street on Project No. 22. Engineer McBride reported regarding the repairs to Third Street and F Street and gave the costs of resurfacing the roads with a road oil mix. Twenty feet wide would cost $462.00 and 16 feet wide of said material would cost $369.00. Sauers moved, Bacon seconded to authorize City Engineer McBride to proceed with the improvement of Third Street East of Prospect and "F" Street between Third Street and Main Street to a width of 20 feet using road oil mix. Motion carried Sauers reported on regulations regarding garbage and trash pickup and was authorized to proceed to have said regulations printed as revised. REDUCTION IN Park moved, Tadlock seconded, that the request of Willie PALMISTRY LICENSE Clemmons for Mrs. Mike Lee regarding palmistry license fee FEE DENIED reduction be denied. That was the reduction of the license fee from $5.00 a day to $300.00 per annum. Motion was carried. Mayor Kidd read a request from the Tustin Police Officers Assn. (regulars and reserves) to use the City Hall one night per week, not to conflict with other meetings. Tadlock moved permission be granted, Park seconded, motion carried. ORDINANCE Ordinance No. 92 on motion of Park, seconded by Bacon, was NO. 92 read by title only. All members voted Aye whereupom adoption ADOPTED was duly moved and seconded, all members voted Aye and the Ordinance was duly adopted. C. Arthur Nisson, Jr., was requested to write a letter for the City of Tustin regarding the Orange County Magazine. Park moved, Sauers seconded, recommending the opposing of A. B. 1934, and that the City Attorney be directed to go on record with its opposition and that the legislators be so advised. Motion was carried. 184, Ordinance No. 93 was read in full, whereupon Bacon moved, Sauers seconded, that the first reading of said Ordinance be approved. All members voting Aye. Sauers moved, Bacon seconded, that the City Clerk mail each mem- ber of the Council a copy of the minutes preceeding each meeting and that this be established as standard procedure. Motion was carried. Tadlock moved, Park seconded, that bills be paid as corrected. Motion was carried. Division of Highways $ 62.22 Seaside Oil Co. 105.34 California Physicians Service 49.20 KnipperS Rentals 10.50 Bill Corwin Ford 1407.67 Bill Corwin Ford 300.54 R. K. McLean, M. D., 30.00 Evelyn Ojeda 78.75 Ben. Warner's Garage 5.59 Safe-T-Gal-Sign & Decal Co. 9.06 2,058.87 Sauers moved, Bacon seconded, that the meeting be adjourned. Motion was carried and meeting was duly adjourned at 10:25 P. M. Jerome C. Kidd Mayor Samuel C. Penington City Clerk