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<br />Communihation
<br />Attorneys Rimel
<br />and Johnston
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<br />Communications
<br />James R. Wild,
<br />Quigley & Clark,
<br />Board of Supervisors
<br />et al
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<br />Communication
<br />Jack R. Finnegan,
<br />Architect
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<br />Postpone signing of
<br />contract for architectural
<br />services for Police
<br />Facility Building
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<br />A communication was presented from Attorneys Rimel and Johnston advising that the
<br />contract awarded to the Santa Aha Independent on June 2, 1958, for legal advertisir~
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<br />may be in violation of certain Sections of the California ~overnment Code. On
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<br />motion of Counc~lm~n Hubbard, seconded by Hall and carried, the matter was referre~
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<br />to the Attorney for investigation and study and to submit a report setting forth
<br />the results of his investigation as to the award of the contract for legal advertis
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<br />and if the award is in violation of the California Government Code.
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<br />On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Gould and carried, the following
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<br />cc~,-m~catio~s were received and filed:
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<br /> CommmAuicati~i~ J~s R. Wilde, Architect, requesting consideration of co~ission.
<br /> lng his firm to render complete architectural services for the proposed Police
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<br /> Fr~m Quigley & Clark, Architects and Consulting k~ineers, requesting consideratioz
<br /> ~in connection with the architectural c ....... ission on the proposed Police Facility
<br /> Building,
<br /> From the Board of Supervisors ordering the request for payment for repair of sewer
<br /> line damaged by the County during the construction of Bristol Street north of
<br /> Memory Lane, referred to the Road Commissioner for rec~m.,endation,
<br /> From the Boundary Commission advising the boundaries of proposed annexation to the
<br /> City of Gate_eh Grove (Annexation No. 55), are reasonably definite and certain,
<br /> Fro~ the County Clerk submitting a report of the canvass of the election returns
<br />on the proposition to change the purpose of which bond proceeds may be used and
<br />o~.~dvising that 13,373 votes were cast in favor, 3,606 votes were cast against and
<br /> that a total of 16,979 votes were cast on said proposition, and a Resolution frc~
<br /> the Board of Supervisors declaring that more than two-thirds of the votes cast
<br /> were in favor of the proposition,
<br /> From the President of the Chamber of Commerce, on behalf of the Tax Con~aittee and
<br /> Board of Directors, expressing appreciation for the review of the proposed 1958-59
<br /> Budget,
<br /> From Lydia C. Davis, Landscape Architect, c~ndtng the City Manager for his talk
<br /> about trees in downtown areas and shopper's m~l~, at the Western .~ade Tree
<br /> Comference in the Disneyland Hotel,
<br /> From the City of Orange proposing to ~nex property situated north of the City
<br /> ~.~ limits of Orange, Annexation No. 97,
<br /> 6~,~From Clayton J. Jackson, Business Manager, God's Little Candles, requesting an
<br /> opinion as to the law respecting religion passed by the City Council of Sau Diego,
<br /> ~From Robert Cook ob.Jecting to the interference of two Councilmen in the operation
<br /> ~of the Police DepaA~nt,
<br /> Frc~ Will Young reference Policemen and Firemen holding two Jobs,
<br /> qFrom Wilbur Barr, President, Barr Lumber Company, expressing thanks to the Police'
<br /> Department and Fire Department for their efficiency and cooperation when one of
<br /> %~'i~,the sprinkler heads in the cabinet shop opened up and caused considerable water
<br /> ~m~ge to stock, machines and floor, on June 14th,
<br /> .Frem Senate Interim C~m~ttee on Rousing and Eecreational Needs of the Elderly,
<br /> ~?~requesting recommendations or opinions for the preparation of a preliminary study
<br /> of housing and recreatio~ needs of the elderly population of the State,
<br /> ~?From Allstate Insurance Company stati~ that in the matter of traffic fatalities,
<br /> Santa Aha has been listed as the safest City in the eleven western states and
<br /> second in the nation for the first quarter of this year, and commending the Police
<br /> Department in the enforcement of the traffic laws,
<br /> Application of the M & W.Bus Lines, Inc., before the Public Utilities C~w, tesion,
<br /> for authority to amend its routes to provide alternate route between the hours of
<br /> 6:45 A.M. and 7:BO P.M.,
<br /> Frc~ James R. Wilde, Architect, requesting consideration of his firm to render
<br /> ~P~oper planning and good design on the Fire Station No. 6 building to be construct~
<br /> i~ the southwest section of the City, and
<br /> NotificatiOns Of the DepaA-~nt of Alcoholic Beverage Control of beverage appli-
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<br />~ations of ~melia Nolguin, 601 Central Avenue, Mary V. Ashworth and William A.
<br />l~athes, 2309 South Main Street, Eelen I. and Odell A. Birchum, 812 East First Stree~
<br /> and Sibyl M. Ray, BBS ~m, Street.
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<br />Jack R. Finnegan, representative of James R. Wilde, Architect, or~!!~y requested
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<br />consideration of his letter dated July B, 1958 to commission his Company to perfor~
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<br />complete architectural services for the Police Facility Building and stated he was
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<br />not aware that the contract had been awarded. On motion of Counci~me~ Hubbard,
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<br />seconded by Hall and carried, the commmmication was received and filed.
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<br />It was moved by Counc~lma~ Gould that the signing of the contract with Richard J.
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<br />Neutra and Robert E. Alexander~ Architects, Ramberg & Lowrey, Associated, be
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<br />postponed until the next regular meeting in order to give Jack R. Finnegan,
<br />representative of James R. Wilde, Architect, an opportunity to submit their
<br />~ifications ,for architectural services for the Police FaCility Building.
<br />lost for lack of a second.
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<br />Motion
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