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<br />Communications
<br />Boundary Commissionj
<br />City of Orange,
<br />et al
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<br />~aving unanimously waived the reading of the Resolution, on motion of Councilman
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<br />Gould, seconded by Hubbard and carried~ the following Resolution entitled:
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<br />R solution No. 60-115 giving notice of public hearing
<br />on question of Dog Eeash Ordinance for City of SantaAna"
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<br />setting the hearing date on July 5, 1960, was considered and passed by the follow-
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<br />ing vote:
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<br />Ayes, Councilmen Royal E. Hubbard, Stanley C. Gould, Jr., Dale H. Heinly,
<br /> Bob Brewer, A. A. Hall
<br />Noes~ Councilmen None
<br />Absent, Councilmen None
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<br />On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Gould and carried, the following corn-
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<br />munications were received and filed:
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<br /> From the Boundary Commission regarding proposed annexation of territory to the
<br /> City of Westminster "Annexation No. 28," and advising the boundaries of the proposed
<br />d~'annexation are reasonably definite and certain,
<br /> Fr~n the Boundary Co~mission regarding proposed annexation of territory to the
<br /> City of Westminster "Annexation No. 29," advising the petition was referred to the
<br /> County Assessor and County Surveyor for checking, and based upon their reports the
<br /> matter continued~ with request to City of Westminster to include that portion of
<br /> Bushard Street, that remains in County territory in this proposed annexation,
<br /> From the Boundary Commission regarding proposed annexation of territory to the
<br /> City of Westminster "Annexation No. 29," and advising the proposed annexation was
<br /> not approved as it does not comply with Section B5002.B of the Government Cede in
<br /> reference to Bushard Street,
<br /> From the City of Orange submitting copy of Resolution No. 16~9 proposing to
<br /> annex certain territory located on the extreme north side of Orange designated
<br /> "Annexation No. 135,"
<br /> From the City of Orange submitting copy of Resolution No. 1650 proposing to
<br /> annex certain property located on the extreme north side of Orange designated
<br /> "Annexation No. 136,"
<br /> From the County Clerk submitting certified copy of Resolution No. 60-~19
<br /> ^~adopted by the Board of Supervisors, designating all that portion of 17th Street
<br /> from Tustin Avenue O.11 mile easterly lying within the City ltmtts of Santa Ana
<br /> to be a County Highway for purposes of improving said street,
<br /> From the County Surveyor and Road C~mmis~ioner requestiB~ immediate considera-
<br /> tion of County Setback Ordinance No. 1217 and County Subdivision Ordinance No. 1210,
<br /> to comply with requirements of Arterial Highway Financing Program,
<br /> From the Board of Supervisors submitting letter from Frank M. Toothacker, re-
<br /> garding certain property held in the n~me of Board of Missions of the Methodist
<br /> Church, and advising the County Clerk was instructed to notify Mr. Toothacker, Super-
<br /> intendent of Whittier District Methodist Church, 17~0 Rossmont Drive, Redlands~ that
<br /> the County is not in the market for property located at 701 W. 6th Street,
<br /> From the Board of Supervisors submitting a certified copy of Minute Order which
<br /> received and filed excerpt c~ City Council Minutes dated May 2, 1960, approving plans
<br /> and specifications for the construction of the East Garden Grove-Wintersburg Channel,
<br /> From the Board of Supervisors submitting a certified copy of Minute Order, and
<br /> advising Santa Ana Resolution No. 60-lO1, requesting the exemption of property within
<br /> the City from the levy of County tax to provide structural fire protection, was re-
<br /> ceived, filed and the County Clerk instructed to certify the receipt' of said request
<br /> to the County Auditor-Controller,
<br /> From the Californians Against Inequitable Reapportionment, Inc., advising CAIR
<br /> is a statewide non-profit ~corporation created for the purpose of defeating the State
<br /> Senate reapportionment threat, to appear on the November~llot as Proposition 15
<br /> (so-called Bonelli plan), and stating that the League of California Cities has
<br /> posed this issue by Resolution. Also, that more than 90~ of California legislators
<br /> and State press are now supporting the position of CAIR, and requesting City Coun-
<br /> cil's position of opposition to this issue by Resolution, with copy to their office,
<br /> Prom the Bureau of Census, U. S. Department of Commerce, submitting a prelim-
<br /> inary census count of 106,071 for Santa Ana, as of April l, 1960, and advising an
<br /> official announcement of popuZation will be made at a later date by the Director
<br /> of the Bureau of Census,
<br /> Prom the City Attorney submitting Report ~l, reviewing provisions~ of the Muni-
<br />cipal Code, and submitting comments on Secti~ ~251 - Disorderly Condu~t, with
<br />.~.'applicable Section ~15 of the Penal Cede, and Section 4252 - Common Drunkard, and
<br /> California Business and Professions Code~ Section 25602, and suggesting considera-
<br /> tion be given to repealing Sections 4251 and ~252,
<br /> Prom the City of Norwalk submittingcertified copy of Resolution No. 530 re-
<br /> questing the producers, distributors and exhibitors of motion pictures in this area
<br /> to cease forthwith the presentation of films to the public which are salacious in
<br /> nature~ etc., and constituting a menace to the morals of the citizens of Norwalk
<br /> and the people as a whole,
<br /> Prom the Chamber of Commerce advising their Board of Directors unanimously
<br /> approved a recommendation of the Chamber Water Committee to urge the City Council
<br /> to pledge $500.00 to the Feather River Association to act for the City in the edu-
<br /> cation program for water from Northern California,
<br /> From the Chamber of Co~erce advising their Board of Directors unanimously
<br /> approved the recommendation of its Parking and Traffic Committee that the proposed
<br /> new traffic Ordinance, as revised, be approved, and that City Traffic Engineer
<br /> Henry Mohle and Lt. Hma~rel Davis of Police Traffic Division be commended for their
<br /> efforts,
<br /> Prom Ramberg and Lowrey, Architects, dated May 7, to Gallegos Corporation re-
<br /> ference denial of request for ninety,day extension of time for the Police Facilities
<br /> Building; and answer from Gallegos Corporation, dated May 17, to the Architects,
<br /> requesting Council action regarding extension of time,
<br /> Prom Executive Vice President, National Safety Council, Chicago, advising by
<br /> telegram that outstanding achievement certificate was awarded to City for school
<br /> traffic safety education on basis of traffic inventory program coordinated by Chief
<br /> Edward J. Allen, and stating sponwors will announce engineering, enforcement and
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