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<br />Cotmcil Cha~oe r
<br />Santa ~ma City Hall
<br />June 17, 1~. 7:30 P.M.
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<br />City Co'~cil met in regular session.
<br />~eting called to order by the ~5~yor.
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<br />Present: Councilmen Royal E. Hubbard, Stanley C. Gould, Jr., A. A. Hall,
<br /> J. Ogden ~rkel, Dale H. Heinly
<br />~7osent: Councilmen None
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<br />It was moved by Councilman H~bbard, sones%ed by Q$t~ld and carried, that the
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<br />matter, be corrected to read as follows: "It was moved by Comnciln~u~ Hubbard,
<br />seconded by Gould and carried, that the Council go on record as not objecting
<br />to the annexa+,ion and continuing of the sa~e use to which the property is now
<br />put, i.e., R-~." On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Gould and car-
<br />ried, the Minutes of June 3rd~ 1957~ as corrected, were approved.
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<br />Contir£~ed hearin~
<br />"South of ilmeitser
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<br />Continued hear£n[~
<br />'Horth of ~neltsor
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<br />Bid acceptance
<br />Construction of
<br />pavement on Santiago
<br />.Ave. from Washfn[[ton
<br />/z¢enue to Santiago Way
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<br />2his being the date set for the continued hearing of protests on ~nnexat~on to the
<br />City of certain inhabited territory designated "South of Smeltzer Annexation", the
<br />Clerk read her report giving the result that the area has a total assessed land
<br />valuation of $1,257,190.00; the assessed value of the land represented by the pro-
<br />testants whose protests ~mre filed, was found to be $850,100.00, and from these
<br />figures more than 50% of the property o~ners have protested against the annexation.
<br />The Mayor declared the protests are sufficient and no further action on the pro-
<br />posed annexation will be tal~en.
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<br />This being the date set for the continued hearing of protests on annexation to the
<br />City of certain inhabited territory desicnated "North of Smeltzer Annexation",
<br />communication was read from Felipe and Christiana Flores, owners of eicJ~t lots in
<br />the area commonly called 'Colonia Juarez" and generally bounded by Independencia
<br />and Cinco de ~,~o Streets, statist they have no objection to the annexation. On
<br />motion of Cotmcilman Markel, seconded 10y Hall and carried, the communication was
<br />received and filed. Protests signed by Katherine ~mall, Fred R. H~.~mmond et al
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<br />~re presented against the proposed annexation. Withdrawal of protests against
<br />election and armexation proceeding was presented, signed by Hitoshi Nitta et at,
<br />with an assessed land valuation of $23,800.00. On motion of Counci%man Hall,
<br />seconded by Marl:el and carried, the protests and withdrawal of preterits ~re
<br />received, filed and referred to %he Clerk to check the authenticity of the sigmatures
<br />according to the Statute. The Clerk read her report giving the result that the
<br />area has a total assessed ].and vsguation of $1,h40~505.00; the assessed value of
<br />the land represented by the protestants whose protests t.~re filed prior to ~.imy
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<br />2Oth~ ~,~as fotmd to be ~qoo, 81~.O0, az~d protests filed snbsequent to said date
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<br />represent a~u assessed land value of $12,730.00, and from these figures more
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<br />than q r~
<br /> ~0,0 of the i>roperty o~mers have protested against the sa~nexation. On motion
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<br />of Co%mciSwman Hubbard~ seconded by Gould and carried~ the hearing was continued
<br />in,ti! July 1, 19~7.
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<br />A tabulation of bids was presented by the I,hnager for the construction of pavement
<br />on ~ntingo Avenue, from Washington Avenue to Santiago Way, as follows:
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<br />Ralph D. l,~tzel:
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<br />Total .~p,~97.~0
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<br />$1,000.00 bond.
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