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<br />Release Bonds
<br />Tract Nos.3386
<br />and 3423
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<br />Agreement
<br />Boyle Engin-
<br />eering
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<br />Agreement
<br />Voorheis~ Trindle
<br />and Nelson, Inc.
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<br />Resignations
<br />Planning Comm.,
<br />Personnel Board~
<br />Bowers Memorial
<br />Museum Board
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<br />Change Order No.2
<br />Community Recrea-
<br />tion Building
<br />E1 Salvador Park
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<br /> court awards later, with national release of public announcement on June 3,
<br /> From the Orange County Ambulance Association submitting Resolution and petition
<br /> resolving that its members will be unable to continue rendering services under exist-
<br /> Lng financial conditions and presenting an Ambulance Rate Schedule effective May l,
<br /> 1960.
<br /> From Attorney Dudley K. Wright, on behalf of M. & W. Bus Lines, Inc., with-
<br /> drawing appl~cstion without prejudice for a permit to cc~duct a taxicab business,
<br /> and stating the applicant would rather apply for a license or permit under the new
<br /> Ordinance, if one is going to be adopted,
<br /> From Mrs. Hunter, 2015 Woodland Avenue, and Mrs. Donald David, ~414 W. Harvard
<br /> Street, protesting there is no dog leash law and expressing fear for the general
<br /> safety of their children and the general nuisance of roaming dogs destroying property,
<br /> From Gordon A. English~ Jr., 2h30 W. Borchard Avenue, requesting consideration
<br /> of appointment as a member of the Plannin~ Commission,
<br /> From Chairman, Board of Recreatiou and Parks, advising that at the May 23rd
<br /> meeting ~.t was unanimously recommended that the City Council consider the reappoint-
<br /> 'ment of members Mrs. James (Quessie) Anderson, and Messrs. Arthur Blanding and
<br /> Kenneth E. Morrison, for a four-year term, from July l, 1960 to July l, 1964,
<br /> From the Business Representative, Hod Carriers' Building & General Laborers'
<br /> Union of America, Local No. 652, stating they are not responsible for individual
<br /> actions of their members in connection w~th recent gambling raid by policemen,
<br /> From Mrs. Clark Dye, Chairman, Board of Recreation and Parks, advising that
<br /> at meeting held May 23, 1960, it was the recommendation that the existing Bowling
<br /> · Green, and the one now under construction at Santiago Park be named "The Dale Griggs
<br /> Bowling Greens" in recognition of Mr. Griggs' many years of outstanding service with
<br /> the City,
<br /> From the Santa Ana Lawn Bowling Club, stating it is their desire that the City
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<br />· Council name the new Bowling Green at Santiago Park "The Dale Griggs Bowling Green"
<br /> UPon his requirement from the City,
<br /> From SPS Western requesting the elimination of any requirements of putting in
<br /> streets and sidewalks until such time as the other property owners on Harbor Boule-
<br /> yard are required to install sidewalks,
<br /> Application of Albert Lipps dba Douglas Bus Lines before the Public Utilities
<br /> Commission for authority to transfer operating rights, equipment and other assets,
<br /> and for authority to issue stock, and
<br /> Notifications of the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control of Beverage Appli-
<br /> cations of Albert Hasson, lO02-F E. 17th Street;and J-D Bowl, Inc., 215 E. Third
<br /> Street.
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<br /> Ou motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Gould and carried, the bonds were or-
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<br />dered released and improvements accepted as completed on the following Tracts:
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<br /> Bond in the sum of $25,000.00, filed by Mailon Builders, Inc., for the improve-
<br />ments on property located on the east side of Newhope Street between Oak field and
<br />Sunswept Avenues, in Tract No. 3386, and
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<br /> Bond in the sum of $165,000.00, filed by Cardinal Homes, Hester Development
<br />Company ~2, Inc., for the improvements on property located between Fairview and
<br />Sullivan Streets and McFadden and Borchard Streets, in Tract No. 3423.
<br />
<br />On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Gould and carried, the request of the
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<br />Department of Public Works was approved for preparation of an agreement with Boyle
<br />
<br />Engineering, dated June 15,1960, in the sum of $5,200.00, for a Master Plan of drain-
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<br />age covering City area east of the Santa Ana River, and proper officials were author-
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<br />ized to execute said agreement.
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<br />On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded, by Gould ·
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<br />carried, the request of the
<br />
<br />Department of Public Works was approved for preparation of an agreement with Voor-
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<br />heis, Trindle and Nelson, Inc., dated June]6, 1960, in the sum of $3,000.00, for a
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<br />Master Plan of drainage covering City area west of the Santa Ana River, and proper
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<br />officials were authorized to execute said agreement.
<br />
<br />On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Heinly and carried, the resignations
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<br />of James G. Hourke, as a member of the Planning Commission; Samuel E. Lyons, as a
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<br />member of the Personnel Board; Mrs. Chloe M. Staton and A. H. Allen, as members of
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<br />the Charles W. Bowers Memorial Museum Board, were received, filed and the Mayor
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<br />directed to write letters of commendation and appreciation for their services.
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<br />On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Heinly and carried, the Mayor was author-
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<br />ized to sign Change Order No. 2, dated May 31, 1960, with R.L. Steinmetz, for the
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<br />construction of the Recreation Building at E1 Salvador Park involving change of
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<br />design in colored concrete for the patio and providing for increase in payment to the
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<br />Contractor in the sum of $71.85.
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