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In Re Bids Legal Notio~s In Re Amend. Application Roy D. Lewis Reclassify south side Ist St. bin Lyon and Grand - Ordinance Blake, Moffitt &Towne 15th of following month. Thomas Electric - 10th of following month. Smith Electric Company ..... 34.34% 10th of following month. W. & A. Distributors ..... 35. 35% 10th cf following month. Lindsey Electric ..... 33% 10th of following month. Altern&te: - - 38% Time payment discount 1% on Certified check in the sum of $600.00. 34.34% Time payment discount 2% on Time payment discount 2% o~ Time payment discount 2% on Time D~yment discount 2% 6n 35% Gilbert and Stearns: Based on $3500.00 net purchase discounts will be 33% in standard package; 28% in broken package. Plus 2% Cash Dlscounl for 10 days from end of month. Electric Supplies Distributing Company of Santa Ana- - - 39%. Time payment discount 2% on 10th of following month. Alternate bid: All purchases except broken packages~of less than $~5.00 list value ~ 33~ Broken packages of less than $15.00 list value 33% On motion of Councilman Jerome, seconded by Dahl and carried, the bids were referred to the Manager for recommendation. . On motion of Councilman Dahl, seconded by Jerome and carried, bids wer~ ordered opened for the publication of legal notices and other matters required by law to be published, for the fiscal year beginning July 1st, 195~ and ending June 30th, 1955, as follows: Santa Aha Register: The first inse~tlon,, Saturday only, $0.59.. Any other day $1.1O. Each subsequent insertions. Sattu"day only, $0.59. Any other day $1.0. Orange County Reporter: Rate per inch for first insertion $1.52. Rate per inch for subsequent insertions $1.04. Santa Aha Independent: First insertion $0.58 per inch. Each subsequent insertion $0.55 per inch. Price includes up to 25 slips clipped from the newspaper. On motion of CoUncilman Larsen, seconded by Jerome and carried, the bids were referred to the Manager for recommendation at the next meeti # This being the date set for hearing on the amendment application of Roy D. Lewis for the reclassification of property situated on the side of First Street between Lyon Street and Grand Avenue, from the R-I, R-2 and C-2 Districts, to the C-2 and M-1 Districts, except the easterly 240~ along Lyon Street and the westerly 150' on each side of NcOlay Street; A.H.Allen protested the zoning of this property for industrial use as being too close to the City and considered the prop- erty the finest agricultural land in that section and the reclass- 'iflcation would cause bottle-necking of the residential g~owth toward Tustin. Also, the City has no Ordinance in effect prohibiting sheet metal buildings in an industrial zone and protested the plot as laid out in its entirety. Roy Lewis stated that the 150' facing McClay Street, which would be adjacent to the Allen property would be eliminated from this proposed zoning and other property owners did not wish any zoning detrimental to the area. Mr. Allen stated that if the Council is determined to consider this lmnd for industry, a setback should be established on the Chestnu~ Street side. Roy Lewis, Ralph Mitchell, and Er. Greenwood, representative of the Electronics C~mpany stated they would agree to the designation of a setback line and would adhere to type of buildings designated by the Council. The Secretary