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Petition
<br />j Request lng to
<br />refrain construc-
<br />:tion sidewalks in
<br />areaWest Monica Lane
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<br />i!Resignation
<br /> Board of Recreation
<br /> and Parks
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<br />Request
<br />dance permit
<br />J. L. Trudell
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<br />Applications to
<br />Solicit Funds
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<br />Request
<br /> California Auction
<br /> School and Service
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<br /> From Voorheis-Trindle-Nelson submitting legal description and sketch of a two-
<br /> foot strip of land along the west side of Fairview Avenue, together with a letter
<br /> requesting abandonment of that strip in accordance with Condition (J): "That the
<br /> normal distance of ten-feet from the curb face to the property line along McFadden
<br /> Avenue and FairviewStreet be reduced to eight feet. The City will deed to the
<br /> tract owners any existing rights of way, which provide a width in excess of the
<br /> adopted eight feet from curb to property line on Fairview Street to McFadden Avenue"
<br /> approved by Counci4 September 19, 1960, on Revised Tentative Tract Map No. 3915,
<br /> filed by McFadden Hnmes, subject to conditions, .
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<br /> Petition signed by approximately eleven persons requesting the construction of
<br /> at least a sub-standard street on the hS00, h600 and ~700 blocks West Toy Place, and
<br /> stating the residents of Toy Place are willing to pay the additional taxes that a
<br /> new street would require,
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<br /> From the President, United States Conference of Mayors, advising the 1961 Annus
<br /> Conference will be held at the Statler Hilton, Washington, D.C., June ll - 14, and
<br /> inviting the Council to attend and participate,
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<br /> From Dr. William S. Musfelt stating his car had been towed for a distance of
<br /> twenty blocks from 2250 No. Bristol Street, by the Warner Garage, at a charge of
<br /> ~$10.00, and inquiring about the agreement of the City Police with the Warner Garage
<br /> relative to this charge,
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<br /> From the Southern Pacific Public Relations Department stating more than 200
<br /> shippers and shipper associations have gone on record with the Interstate Co~erce
<br />~C~ssion in support of SP's proposal to acquire stock control of the Western Paci-
<br /> fic, and
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<br /> Notifications of the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control of Applications
<br /> of Clyde J. McNight and Billy J. Weatheread, 25~O Westminster Boulevard; Lucian D.
<br /> and Thelma C. Moran amd Buster H. a~l Barbara J. Smith, 212 E. Fourth Street; Dale
<br /> W. Weaver and Mar~ J. Weaver, 2539 South Main Street; Loether J. Buck and Daniel G.
<br /> McKinney, 720 North King Street; and C. LaMoyne and Robert W. Heinz and C. Louise
<br /> and William J. Haskins, 603 North Harbor Boulevard.
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<br /> A petition was presented signed by approximately 21 persons requesting the City to
<br /> refrain from constructing sidewalks in the area of the 2200, 2~00 and 2400 blocks
<br /> of West Monica Lane. Jack Young, 2325 West Monica Lane, protesting the petition,
<br /> stated sidewalks were desired in their area, and he had discussed the matter with
<br /> man~ of the signers, who advised the full facts were not given them at the time
<br /> the petition was circulated. On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Heinly
<br /> and carried, the petition was received and filed.
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<br /> On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Gould and carried, the resignation of
<br /> Kenneth E. Morrison, as a Member of the Board of Recreation and Parks, was received,
<br /> filed, and the Clerk instructed to write a letter of c~aendation and appreciation
<br /> for his service.
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<br /> On motion of Co~mcilman Hubbard, seconded by Gould and carried, the request of J. L.
<br /> Trudell, 217 No. Harbor Boulevard, for a dance permit, with a two=piece musical
<br /> group to be employed on week=ends and a coin-operated music machine used during the
<br /> week, where food requirements cannot be fulfilled as provided in the Ordinance, was
<br /> referred to the Manager for investigation and report.
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<br /> On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Brewer and carried, the following App~
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<br />cations to Solicit Funds were granted:
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<br /> Orange County Association for Mental Health, during the month of May, and a
<br />concentrated door-to-door Bell Ringer March, May 16th, in cooperation with the Cali~
<br />ornia and National Associations for Mental Health to work toward the improved care
<br />and treatment of the mentally ill, for improved methods and services in research,
<br />prevention, diagnosis and treatment of mental iliness and for the promotion of ment~
<br />health, and
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<br /> Young Men's Christian Association, through the sale of peanuts April 2hth
<br />thrc,,gb July ~, 1961, to earn funds to go to camp.
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<br /> rec~-~endation of the Police Department, and on motion of Councilman Hubbard,
<br />
<br />seconded by Brewer and carried, the request of ~alifornia Auction School and Servic~
<br />
<br />was granted, to conduct an auction on the premises of Treasure and Trash, 613 W.
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<br />Fourth Street, on April 15, 1961.
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