HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC MINUTES 1955 02 14 MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE
CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TUSTIN,
CALIFORNIA HELD ON MONDAY EVENING,
FEBRUARY 14, 1955, AT 7:35 P- M., AT
THE CITY HALL
COUNCILMEN PRESENT: Jerome C. Kidd, John V. Sauers, Frank E.
Bacon, Jr., Arthur O. Park and W. L.
Tadlock.
COUNCILMEN ABSENT: None
CITY ATTORNEY: C. Arthur Nisson, Jr., was present.
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Kidd at 7:35 P.M.
Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.
Among the correspondence presented was a letter from E.
L. Galentine protesting the City's License Fee of $2.00
per year per machine for 1 cent Vending Machines. Upon mo-
tion of Councilman Bacon, seconded by Councilman Park
and duly carried, the letter was ordered received and
filed.
A letter from Ralph P. Livenspire, of 180 South "A" St.,
requesting removal of a walnut tree South of his house
was presented. Street Superintendent Johansen stated
that he would endeavor to have this done by the Street
Department personell in the near future.
A letter from the Orange County Society for Crippled
Children requesting permission to sell Paper Easter
Lilies on the streets of Tustin on March 25th or 26th,
or both, was presented and read. Permission was granted
upon motion of Councilman Bacon, seconded by Councilman
Sauers and duly carried.
DOG LICENSES John Z. Reed, Doyle Flohra and Max Sagraves were present
FOR SPAYED and entered protest regarding the fact that Ordinance
FEMALES NOW No. 5 specifies a yearly tax on female dogs without
$2.00 mention of spayed females. This matter was discussed.
By unanimous consent Council instructed the Clerk to
accept $2.00 fees as tax on spayed females in future
when a satisfactory certificate of proof is presented
and to return $1.00 of each $3.00 paid for 1955 licenses
for spayed females when satisfactory proof is presented.
City Attorney Nisson was requested to prepare an Amend-
ment to Ordinance No. 5 covering the above change in
license fees.
Five estimates for painting the City Hall and Fire Hall
were opened and read. No action was taken at this time.
Councilman Tadlock agreed to study the matter and to
report at a later meeting.
CREDIT City Engineer McBride was present and stated that the
BALANCE State Department of Finance, Chapter 47, reports a
IN CHAPTER credit balance due the City of $337.76 which the City
47 OFFERED cannot use. Mr. McBride suggested that this balance
TO CITY OF be assigned to the City of Brea. Upon motion of Coun-
BREA cilman Park, seconded by Councilman Sauers and duly
carried, it was agreed to offer this credit balance
to the City of Brea on condition that they prepare all
the necessary forms.
Upon motion of Councilman Bacon, seconded by Council-
man Sauers and duly carried the final maps of Tract
No. 1837 were approved and accepted and the Mayor and
City Clerk. were authorized to sign an Agreement between
the City and Quality Development Co., Inc., Tract Developers.
PROJECT 22 Engineer McBride presented Plans and Specifications for
APPROVED the improvement of South "D" Street, project 22, at an
estimated cost of $4,305.00, leaving a balance of
$600.00. Approval of the above was granted upon motion
of Councilman Sauers, seconded by Councilman Park and
carried.
BILLS The following bills were approved and ordered paid upon
motion of Councilman Park, seconded by Councilman Sauers
and carried.
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco $226.10
Division of Highways 62.22
California Fire Chief's'Association 5.00
Pacific Coast Inter-Mountain Asso. of
Fire Chiefs 8.00
Household Maintenance Co. 72.00
Seaside Oil Co. 49.25
Tustin Lumber Co. 6.37
Graves & Howley 17.84
Tustin Hardware Co. 14.44
The Tustin News 23.08
Orange County Blueprint Shop 2.47
Evelyn Murphy 15.00
Balls Signal Service 4.06
Walt's Garage & Service Station 105.44
First National Bank of Tustin (Utility) 90.51
Carson & Golding 36.37
J. L. McBride 39.90
Ralph Van Buskirk 42.50
Dudley C. Kiser 18.00
J. L. McBride 78.00
TOTAL $916.55
The meeting was adjourned upon motion of Councilman Bacon,
seconded by Councilman Sauers and duly carried.
Jerome C. Kidd
Mayor
Samuel C. Penington
City Clerk