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Assessment District
<br />Nos. 206 and 208
<br />North and South of
<br />Bolsa Avenue
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<br />~dvertise for bids
<br />Est°annual requirements
<br />~ater Pipes, Gate Valves,
<br />Mire Hydrants and
<br />~ater Meters
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<br />~equest
<br />~ity Employees Assoc.
<br />~enewal of option
<br />~owl Concession
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<br />Applications to
<br />Solicit Funds
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<br />Communication
<br />Eenry R. Kirker
<br />(restore City
<br />parking permits)
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<br /> in accordance with the requests Of the Department of Public Works.
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<br />The Clerk presented her statement reference the petition signed by approximately
<br />241 persons requesting improvement of area bounded southerly by Bolsa Avenue,
<br />bounded northerly by Fifth Street, bounded westerly by Harbor Boulevard, and
<br />bounded easterly by the Santa Ana River, Assessment District No. 206, and reported
<br />the petition was checked as to valid signatures and finds that the percentage of
<br />signatures to be 59.87% and insufficient to form an assessment district to provide
<br />for the work enumerated in the petition. Petition was presented signed by approxi
<br />mately 99 persons to initiate sewer Assessment District No. 208, in the area
<br />bounded southerly by Sugar Avenue, bounded northerly by Bolsa Avenue, bounded
<br />westerly by Harbor Boulevard, and bounded easterly by the Santa Ana River, and
<br />the Clerk orally reported the Signatures were not checked as to validity. The
<br />Assistant Director of Public Works requested the City Council to waive the 1931
<br />Debt Limitation Act, and approve Assessment District No. 208 to be processed with
<br />Assessment District No. 206. On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Gould
<br />and carried, the petitions were received, filed, and the matter referred to the
<br />Department of Public Works for proper processing.
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<br />On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Gould and carried, the P~rchasing
<br />Agent was authorized to advertise for bids to furnish and deliver the estimated
<br />annual requirements for the following items: (1) Cast Iron Rubber Gasket Jointed
<br />Water Pipe in 12", 8" and 6" sizes, Specification ~81-17; (2) Cast Iron, hub end
<br />Gate Valves in 12", 8" and 6" sizes, Specification 66~-7; (3) Fire Hydrants,
<br />Specification 633-7; and (~) Water Meters, Detector checks and Backflow Preventors
<br />Specification 665-7; bids to be opened September 6, 1960.
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<br />Communication was presented from the President of Bowl Committee, City ~ployees
<br />Association, requesting renewal of their opticn for the Bowl Concession Agreement,
<br />from J~ly l, 1960 through March B1, 1961, and further requesting consideration of
<br />a reduction from the 20% to 15% of the gross sales rentals. On motion of
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<br />Gould, seconded by Hubbard and carried, the request was granted for an extension
<br />under the provisions of the option, but ~he reduction from the 20% to 15% gross
<br />sales rental was denied, without prejudice.
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<br />On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Gould and carried, the following
<br />applications to solicit funds were granted:
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<br /> The Lions Club of Santa Ana to solicit on the streets, Friday, September 30,
<br />1960, with proceeds to be used for sight conservation of the needy,
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<br /> Jack Fisher Chapter 23, Disabled American Veterans, to stage an annual fund-
<br />raising project known as "Blue and Gold" and to sell tickets in the popularity
<br />contest during August 5 to September 10~ 1960, with proceeds to be used for rehab-
<br />ilitation, welfare and hospital activities, on behalf of disabled veterans and
<br />their dependent s~
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<br /> Orange County Association for Retarded Children, to sell tickets to a
<br />Variety Show from August 17, 1960 to October 15, 1960, to provide funds for the
<br />payment of Paularino property and for the Association to expand its services to
<br />the retarded children of the County, and
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<br /> Orange County March of Dimes, through the Annual M~rch of Dimes Drive,
<br />I - 31, 1961, to provide funds for the support of Orange County Chapter, National
<br />Foundation program of research, education and patient aid in the fields of polio,
<br />arthritis and birth defects,
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<br />Communication was presented from Henry R. Kirker, Commander, American
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<br />of Orange County, requesting restoration of City parking permits for disabled
<br />Veterans o The Manager orally reported Mr. Kirker had been given an emblem to plac
<br />on his car which is an identification that this privilege has been extended to him
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